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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-09
Conducted By
BETSY CASWElL
AUTOMATIC WASHERS.


mrs. D. E. w.. Washington
In answer to the reader
who wanted to know the pros
and cons of a rubber-lined au-
tomato washer. ! have had
mine for about fifteen months
and am very pleased with it.
When I got mine in Florida,
I also got a dryer and an II GU.
It. freezer. AS my space was
limited. decided on the rub
berlined model as it is six
inches narrower.
If you have a baby In dia-
perS. this type is wonderful
for soaking overnight. Because
Of the rinse-saver. you can
rinse once or twice. After I
would have finished washing
for the day. would switch it
to the second rinse. let it fill
and unplug it. In the morning,
I'd plug it in again, the dia-
perS would finish the rinse
cycle and be ready to wash. I
have found that one rinse is
sufficient when you use the
correct amount Of detergent.
The rubber lining is guaran-
teed for five years under nor
NAL washing conditions.
My only objection. which
really isn't too serious. is that
the rubber tub doesn't get out
quite as much moisture as a
spin dry type. It usually de-
ponds greatly on the load,
though.
REFINISHING FURNITURE2
mrs. H. NJ, Washington
In the course of long dis
lance moving several times.
living room and bedroom fur
niture has been badly rubbed
and in some places the stain
taken off. Can some reader
pass along first-hand informa-
ton so I will know what steps
to follow to make the furni-
ture look nice again? Should
I use emery cloth first on the
marred places, or will I need
to rub the finish off the entire
piece of furniture? The fur
niture has walnut stain; how
many coats will it need; what
should I apply first? I shall
appreciate any suggestions as
I've had no experience in this
kind of work.
, 1953-08-29

partment of Health at Frederiksted on ST. Croix for "a years. ! had
high hopes that this suggestion would have been readily accepted.
1t was made because Of my genuine respect for Miss Nesbit and my
recognition of the high worth of her most valuable service to the
people of St Croix.
Unfortunately, 1t appears that my suggeston mas MOI peen wen
received. At first, word came to me that the Municipal Council be-
lieved that Miss NesbftS services should be recognized by some
larger than the new Frederlksted Hospital Then about q week
ago / was informed by the Administrator for St. Croix that the
Municipal Council of st. Croix had asked him to request me to
withdraw my recommendation because the members do not believe
that it is good policy to name an institution in honor Of q living
person who still serves in that institution, 4 am sorryI cannot agree.
/ should like to see Miss Nesbitts services to her community re-
cegnized while she is alive.
So far as I am concerned. and / know many doctors who have
served in Frederiksted would agree with me, Miss Nesbitt IS the
Frederiksted Hospital. She has personified and she still exenplfles
the vemv best in professional ideals as well as in love Of and services
to her people. / most sincerely hope that my desire to recognize the
outstanding services of this good native of ST. Crpix will not con-
tinue to be clouded in misunderstanding and that the Municipal
Council will, in its wisdom. see fit to adopt the proposal
Excerpts for the Suppertirne Chat will be continued
, 1953-08-29
Chrisiiansted Theatre
The House Of Good Pictures

Neft tDeek N the MOO'eS 80.
Sunday, August 80 TWO TICKETS TO BROADWAY S..
In Technicolo) 9th Tong Martin, Janet Leigh, Gloria
De Haoen. Bob Crosby, Eddie Bracken, Ann Miller
Tuesday, Sept. i BRAVE WARRIOR IN Techpicolo1
Jon Hall and Christine Larsen
and Chapters II < p Of MYSTERIOUS ISLAND
Thursday, Sept, 8, THE BEST OF THE BAD MEN
Robert Ryan and Claire TreOor
Saturday, Sept OUTLAWS OF H ROCKIES
with Charles sta1rett and Chapters Is & "A Of
MYSTERIOUS ISLAND
In TeehncoloF with Tony Martin, Janet Leigh, Gloria
, 1953-08-29
Naming Of the Frederiksted Hospital:

Several weeks ago / sent to the Municipal Council of St Croix
the draft Of an ordinance to name the l2-bed hospltal at fTeoerlK-
sted the "Ingeborg H. Nesbht Hospital in honor OF Chief Nurse
Ingeborg Nesbtt. a naive of ST. Croix. who has served IN the Der
, 1953-08-29
P UBLIC N

Notice il hereby given that MI. Alexander Williams has
filed application for a retailers license to operate at
Property 81 Princess Street. christiansted
Interested parties are requested to file any objections they
may have to the use Of said building on or before August 29th,
1858 at 5 o'clock pm.
g. COFF
Acting Chairman
Board Of Control for ALCOHOLIC Beverages
, 1953-08-29
SUPPERTIME CHAT
Gov. NORRIS Fl DE CASTRO over radio station
w1vI. ST. croix. on wednesday, August rs. 1858
ntsoil Removal Service in ST. Thomas

@ME
/ recently sent to the Municipal Council Of ST. Thomas and St.
John a draft of ordinance concerning fees for ,nightsoll removal
service. "A recent study Of the actual cost Of operating the disgrace
full nightsols removal service has revealed that the tees collected
cover only approximately one-thMd of the total cost OF
operation. Thus, the fees should be triped in order to meet the total
costs Of operation However, + have suggested to the Municipal
Council of StsThomas and st. John that the fees, be- doubled at
once. 4 believe that the doubling of these fees may, IN addition TO
reducing the subsidy which the Municipality gives to the Night
Soil Removal Service, have the favorable effect of accelerating
private connections to the extensive sewer system which has been
Installed IN orr community bv the United States Government. Thus,
the establishment of these greater fees should tend to improve the
general sanitary condition of the community. I intend to make a
similar proposal to the Municipal Council Of st CroN N Inc yery
near future.
a survey made by the Department of Health Of all properties on
both sides Of Norre Gade, Kings Quarter, and Dronningens Quar-
ter, as well as a portion of Kronprindsens Gade, Kronprlndsenns
Quarter, roughly from the head Of the paved main street 70 the
vicinity Of the Catholic Church. Here is what I fnd. In this dis
tnct, which is the main commercial area Of the City OF Charlotte
AmaHe, we find:
Commercial Establishments with modern flushing toilets q
Commercial establishments with surface privles, that
is, the nightsoil removal system 9
Commercial establishments with no toilet facilities at all i6
Residences with modern Flushing toilets Al
Residences with surface privies, that is, the nightsol
Residences with pit privies
RESIDENCES with no toilet facilities at all 9
am shocked to know that in the main commercial area of Char
lote Amale there are Is commercial establishments which nave n
toilet facilities Of any kind. ! am also shocked to fmd tat on T.
Main Street we still have two disgraceful pit privies and SIX resi-
dences with no toilet facilities at all. Certainly IN this, the most pro-
gressive and weI-to-do area of Charlotte Amaie. there isno excuse
for perpetuaton of 8 surface Drivies IN commercial establishments,
S surface privies in residences, no toilet facilities whatsoever IN 10
commercial establishments 2 pit privies in residences, and 2 resi-
dencesz with no toilet facilities at all / ur1e that this situation Re
corrected promptly. The health as well as the pride OF or com
Naming Of The Frederiksted Hospital:
Several weeks aoo / sent to the Municipal Council of St Crcix
the draft Of an ordinance to name the 12-bed hospital at FTederik-
sted the sTngeborg H Nesbitt Hospital in honor Of Chief Nurse
, 1953-08-29

srRGneTH
in
UNITY
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-11-06
DELEGATES GO TO .KETCHIKAN C0EV0CATI0N

Delegates laft WraugeII today for he first annual coHroeatfou Of che Womens Auxiliary of Che Epise5- pal churches Of Southeast Alaska.
 The Rev. John K. Watkins. dean Of the convention. said visitors wIl also attend from Seattle and Prince Rupert. The Bt Rev WH- Ham }. Gordon. Bishop of Alaska. will be a featured speaker.
 The conference will open on Fri day H.sal wien a.na and vii be in session unuI Sunday after noon.
 The delegates from the WrangeIl- Petersburg field are. Mrs Herbert Bradley. Mrs. J. \. Ivy. and Mrs Hugh Hau of Wrangell and Mrs Russell smith and Mrs. Carroll CIausan Of Petersburg.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-11-06
nNREsTRICrFn DEED

Commissioner Joel Wins was ad- eised by The land office that the property af Alice Nasamato. now a resident af Petersburg. has been taken from tae restricted deed pro pertg list and is uow recorded un- restricted The property is DOT t.ou ot Iat l6 of block 20 in the Hraageu lawusfte about 63 feet on Case Avenue about six lots from the Mrs. IEar Nore property.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-11-06
HeKIBBEE SEES MANY
 WRAEGELLTTEs OUTSIDE

Sporting a sharp l950 Chevrolet slationwaEan. 2. N HEEibbeu oE he NranEelI Variety Store. return ed to NraugeH on the Baran0f tha first ot the week after months business and vacation trip in che states. In addition to doing his Christmas buying, Mckibbeu drop ped around and visited with various Nraugeu people now around the Sound At the Marine Hospital he saw Harry and Walter Coulter, Ed Iowuey. Andy Johnson and Living ston Desmond. all undergoing phys
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-11-06

iesI checkups and doing fine. ha re- ported He located Jack Wilson now living at LonEmiHs Lodge. Jack Blackburn. and others.
 EIks Leading Knight NcEibben visited various Elks clubs and came mp wish all tha new Elk ideas on how ta make their membership happy
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-11-06
ATTENTION. PIONEERS

IsIoo No. q. Pioneers of Alaska. will hold its annual Thanksgiving dinner at the Civic Center hall on Thursday. Nov I9. All members are required To attend.
 Fred Johnston. President
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-11-06
DAVE WING HERE

Arriving in Wrangell on the Northland. Capt. E. s. Haynes. this morning were David L. Wing. C. E.. Fisher and Carroll Hamley. It was MT. Wings first visit to Wraugell. his home for many years, since a couple of years ago. He now makes his home in Seattle and Los Angeles.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-11-06
ZIlIMERIANs BUY SWEESOE PROPERTY

Nr. and Mrs. Robert Zimmerman have purchased che 0ren swensou property - the southern portion ot lot { block 2. in che Northern Addition to NrauEeIl. according 10 papers filed af Recorder Joel Wings office.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-11-06
MRS WEBB HOME

Mrs Frank Webb returned by air yesterday from a len weeks vaea- lion lrip t5 Louisville Ky, her for mer home. where she visited her parents and other relatives and friends.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-11-06
POTLUCK DANCE

A potluck dinner and dance will feature the Saturday night party of the Pocahontas November. 21 The affair is for Pocahontas, Redmen. and invited guests.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-11-06
NOTICE

T. assure your dry clean ing I.r Thank ei=5=E have Et ava-.a. Q for pickup not Iagar than 1E. 16.
 WsANGELL LAUNDRY
Evening star., 1953-01-04
TRUCK DRIVER

1855 yrs. Of age, .colored, IN good
physical condition. Previous expe-
rience In D. c. and clear drivers
permit are necessary. Apply Per.
sonnel Room 605; open week days
S:30-5 and Sat 0-1 No phone calls
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1953-01-04
MAN FOR GENERAL
OFFICE WORK

In one of the largest old established
liquor stores; permanent. good pay;
excellent opportunity for advance
ment. Box 3O4-V. Star. 10
MEN (2) with sales ability to call on
business sIDnes and s1S pe9Es sny
te1 Co j. 2. 1RaEs sERdEAST. S1o 8 to A 10 pn a.m..
Rm. $40. 724 9th st. NV. Is
MEN-1S to 45 years of age, for
outside clerical duties, legible hand
writing. 2 yrs: high school, 5-day,
aef aS leave Te Tee pan sn
other benefits. $216 per mo. to
start with increase after 8 mos.
Apply $50 am. Employment Office
CAPITAL TRANSIT Co. 36th and
NJ sts. NV. Take No. 80 Rosslyn
MEN ttwo), work with manager;
routes; permanent pos; good earn
ings to start. RIM. 422, 1404 N. Y.
full-time and one part
time. Even inexperienced full-time
men average 500 UP per week. Re-
peat business, plus regular custom
f5s nsOs nssure stals yGe OF S s y
trial basis II you wish to prove TO
tunity this is. Fuller Brush dealers
ns o resuar slGe per ssk aDs 81 Up S
ment. Fuller Brush customers are
pleasant. courteous. and buy these
famous everyday necessities regu-
larly. An experienced man will make
calls with you and train you. II
you are interested in q sure way to
raise your income inquire al Jl1
SIS. NV. Or ohone b1. S-4i7E or
MEN, 2%-i5, YOUNG. energetic; those
who qualify are trained; do not
answer this ad unless, you need to
earn $75 and UP wkly.: not can
vassing. no deliveries; refs. required.
For appt. call MR.. CAMERON. RE
7-1400. Ext: 407. If no answer
call XII. S-5541.
Evening star., 1953-01-04
ROUTEMAN

Married, opportunity for perm. posi-
tion in service dept. Of well-estab-
lished firm; daytime hours, salary.
InssETisy WssTHRN sl sElxrEaRM1NGaT1Sy an q ~ aept cp
1923 18th st. NV, NE. S-152O. -
grocery dept. For further infor-
nation. cali MR.. ATKINSON. OIL.
SALES A11SsO OCLERK-Youns man to han
die all inside clerical work for out
side statesmen. pricing. quoting, tels. s;,
Tor advancement. Apply 9: r: Ross.
ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO.. 1916 K
s5HSSAs ss5Ssi Zoo interests Ss ss ssmn:.,sH !s nss,s
only only. Tu. 2.o245.
SALESMAN, top line, attractive per-
sonal leather goods, incl. nationally
advert. "CRAFTsMAN' to better re-
ssEss s4ENzSS S. = rTi rAsk nj CONC nNe f9E n97o
Broadway. New York l.. N. Z.
SALESMAN, full or part time: must
be familiar with duplicating and
mailing procedures. For appt., call
Ii. 7-2028 It'll $3.50 pm.
SALESMAN to sell photo coupons for
sasa studo 5Sms %as Pscass
steady job; average earnings $ll0
SALESMAN, S5-40. attachment for
and and Supplies: SEnIte: sell he Govt. ~ Or COM
mercial accounts: high commissions;
protected territories. Call MA,
sHga$ fer aPpoinsTbsint AGGRESSIVE,
type, to sell dry cleaning and laun-
dry machinery in State Of Md. Fur:
nish all Information and BACKGROUND
to Box 466-v. Star. -1S
SALESMAN, for Colgate's soaps ant
SUPPL Supplies to gas statisnns; aSnsp perm MGndsS pS
7-S am. and 6-1O. pm.
SALESMAN. exper. In major appli.
ances or kitchen planning and
sales. SUBURBAN KITCHENS, sic
Baltimore ave.. Hyatts.. Md. uN,
SALESMAN, able to demonstrate
selling experience. See Mr.. Sycle
ct KIT MUSIC CO., 1880 q st.
SALESMAN - Experienced in calling
on grocery trade, for sales and pro-
mSsiqna Eioa 70 Box M9fk a4sV Wrss stsr run ni0rma
SALESMAN, clothing and furnishings
commission; permanent; knowledge
Of window dressing necessary; state
SALESMAN for mems clothing store;
year round position; salary and
commission. Apply WEBSTER
CLOTHES. 1919 F St. NV. -
SALESMAN, to sell frozen food To
grocers; must know trade and have
car; RE. 7-0723. RA, 6-S15s;;
Wilson's smart mems stores, S537
Georgia ave. Exper. not necessary.
SALESMAN, for real estate firm. to
handle ne. and Sc. properties. also
for man to specialize In farms in
southern Nd. zANTzlNSGgEsR7 Co.
10 S.6SSS "'' AVA o''A s''
Evening star., 1953-01-04
NeLP.--MEN

LOT, ATTENDANTS. over
good driver. Apply. &C the Parking
Lot; corner 18th and y sts. NV: 20
ization and insurance. holidays with
pay. good working cond. See Mr..
SMALL. Jr.. 215 Pa. ave. Sc. q
Patent Attorney or Agent
2-3 years experience patent ofice
prosecution Of mechanical patents.
8 days, excellent opportunity with
large N. Y. C. engineering arm. Submit
complete resume ,sun1. and and salary M desired.
ouf S5e9 BoX 457-V. wv STAR '' AU'
PIX AND ELEVATOR OPERATOR for
apt. bldg, 7:30 to $50 daily. Sat.
until $3.50; local references. Week
days after 10 AM. AID. 4-2363.
PERSONNEL DEPT. MANAGER. to
interview all grades of prospective
tiyes: also ability to assist in pay
roll on Shaw walker system. Write
full details of training and exper-
ience and minimum starting salary
requ1rements;. permanent, response
pie pie position in, in ": ;yr;-o5d 53 Washing
best future for good man; investi-
pat Eass; ts,r . .EAssr9 IA r9-s453i; -. ,o,,,5 40
n9 sun aosSor work. 2os Mass. ave. ne
want the best man
in towni VIII make outstanding
salary and bonus; pleasant working
cond. Reply confidential. Box 316-V
Star, -5
PHARMACIST, part time; 8 NIGHTS.
alternating Sun. BRONAUGH
PHARMACY. 34O1 14th st. NV.
PHoToGRAPHIC SiSsfiH COUPON salesman
for children's home portraits-First-
class studio wants first-class per-
son: steady Job; average earnings
S110 wk., plus car allowance. ARCO
STITnTO WO R.1QT1
Evening star., 1953-01-04
HECHINGER CO.
PHONE II. 7-94OO

SALEslEAN-HELPER wanted. Report
to s31 8. Wayne st., Arl.. Va, $3.50
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT. ex-
per. In fabrication: good salary. plus
commission and overtime. CONNORS.
NC; 2721 NeyloI I'd. s;s;,,.. Sc; -
experienced only, lge. ESQ station:
good pay, disqualification. vacation
with pay. Apply LEE PERSHING
ESQ. 1900 N. PershinE dr.. Arl.
sERviCE STATION ATTENDANTS
(2). exper:: must have d. c. drivers
permit: tire changer ~, car
washer ID; top salary and bonus.
Apply In person. w. A. Barber,
ESQ SERVICE CENTER. 10th and
sERV. STA. ATTENDS. lub. men and
car washers for newest and most
modern Sunoco station; full and part
time. Apply 1900 Suitland rd.. suit.
land. No. 10. 8-94S1. -6
Sk8VlCkMAN. with electronieS. mo-
tion picture, organ or radio service
background; steady empi.; opportu-
nifty for advancement 10 sales.
KIT MUSIC CO.. 1880 q st NV.
"A
Evening star., 1953-01-04
statesmen
Unusual Opportunity

eoA@AASS4s13A9N
Unusual Opportunity
Manufacturer of nation
ally known and adver-
tised surgical supplies
needs additional sales
man due to growth and
expanded markets.
Preferred qualifications
are: Age, 26 to 33;; some
college background, sue
cessful business or sales
experience or it's equiva-
lent in meeting, han
ding and dealing with
people.
Monthly salary, $500 to
$3.50 or more, depending
upon appraised ability
plus bonus possibilities
after initial training
period. Business eX-
penses paid, car fur
nished, group insurance
and annuity plans avail
able, free hospitaliza-
ton. This position is
permanent and offers
opportunity for a man to
grow and earn a career.
To merit a personal inter
view, please write COM
prehensively giving full
personal data, positions
formerly held and a
resume of other quail
fications. All letters will
be held in strict conf
dence and no reference
will be approached with
out specific permission
BOX 428-V, Star.
Evening star., 1953-01-04

Excellent opportunity for q full.time
man who has been successful. Kinks
REALTY CO.. Realtcr, Ho. 2-677S.
Evening star., 1953-01-04
Real ESTATE Salesman

Real Estate Salesman
Opportunity for worker to earn $10,-
900 per year. Plenty of listings.
peess ssies spe ea''
initiative and ability to work Q
must. Cali MR.. GROVES, ia q
$500 or JE. 3-9O26. 8 It'll 8. a
REFRIGERATION MECHANIC-Exp..
domestic and commercial; steady
KEFkicsRAfSs MGFk Ell SSs 81 ssERaicE H1S MAN, top
REFRIGERATION Co. 1888 Irving
RENTAL. CLERKONight work only;
salary S55 and benefits. Apply 1909 L
TAI SYSTEM, between and 5
ReSWrEMaN Z iui MAN for laundry-dry clean
must ma fSuSs be- Will,nS n WORKER: % refs viii 5:
checked, Apply IN afternoon, ~, TO
Mr.. Ellis, WASHINGTON LAuN-
RoGTE REHi 2s2E MEN < q, S iol Rw linen supply.
ferred but not essential. Starting
CENTRAL. LINEN SERVICE. 2l49
Queens Chapel rd. me-, LA. 6-2433.
ROUTE SALESMAN. for established
retail coffee and grocery route, serv-
icing 400 established customers reg
ularly. Salary while training. salary
and commissions after training. Ex-
eel. opportunities for good earnings
and advancement. Our average
earnings are over $50 per week.
We furnish car and expenses. Man
must be married, over 20 years OF
age, and have perfect past employ
ment record. Call Monday, after
10 am" COOK COFFEE CO.. JU.
Evening star., 1953-01-04

SALESMEN-We have an opening for
q closer to work with sales manager
until fully familiar with our prod
ucts. We are exclusive d1stributofs
for Bondstons; with q sales syersge
sf also over sSSD sais' eestied led
dealer. II you are Interested In .
future sales setup, you cannot do
better than to call US for an ap-
pointment. OIL. 4-6133. between 8
and z pm, ask for MR.. ROSS. 3
ss for ma nnti1ns eni research tSs
sponsibility for you earning mini
mum Of 500 per week after train
ing; draw against earned commits
sion. Phone personnel manager. RE.
7:69lI for appointment. g
Es sasr7 nls soSu. hisn sae sssa s59
2 yrs college equivalent. plus sales
exper. National organization add
ing men to its. washington sales
force. Thorough aptitude testing
insures that II you are selected you
rser with our company, II selected.
you will be thoroughiy trained IN
our home ONCE. with continued ad-
vance instruction in the field. Call
ma; S:5492 for appointment.
Statesmen CD, white; part-ttne eve.
work; 4 soda ss5sry and commission. call
Statesmen Of proven ability and
earning capacity: selling experience
essential but not necessarily auto
motive. Compensation and working
conditions, are the best. See NE.
B. bna1S1sz s1fErs Rs' me- S .rH iial T siss st.
sALEsMEN-Absoluteiy make biz
conan. daily. New sensational util-
ity aprons for every food, beverage
outlet; etc, SAMPLES furnished.
UT Utility IT,. a CO. Ss-DD. West Jack
SALEsMEN. part time; attention
Gcvt. employees, work ewes. and
ing complete coversse medical ex-
pense plan. Preferred leads furnished.
Write, giving details. Box 223-V,
sAIEsMEN, experienced In mems
raI,{ dnrnisninEs; E1cd , saleTy; IN excellent I.
ERD1A.sHERs, 525 11th st. nv; 5
$240 weekly easily. fun or part
time. with no canvassing: prospect
needed In 99es Of all homes; men
with previous direct-to-user expert
ence preferred; national organiza-
tion. with possibilities for fast pro-
motions 70 executive positions, Cal
far ME. .n6n3ntr.IA AEHHtT "a. 7-4sSls 10 TO II.
sALEskiEN-Best deal IN town; apply
to earn $3.50 wk.; permanent; refs,
Ap. 711 14sh st. NV. I'm. 017. IL
|aAI.xslEEN SO, 0O-PNR-YR. cAI..
/ 1RER ONLY. SILL on BONA EIuE
70. 1.osoo.~ ~ A'AAAN1s
Evening star., 1953-01-04
THERE rs
NO LIMIT

70 your earning capacity II you are
working in our organization. Arthur
Murray is accepting applicants for
It's training class. Applicants will be
interviewed In person only, Jan. &
thru Jan. 10. The training program
VIII be held $50 to 1890, beginning
Jan, II; If you are between 22 and
5U, college trained, with pleasing
personality, neat appearance, apply
IN person to Mr.. Cummins, ARTHUR
MURRAY STUDIOS. 1lO6 Conn. ave.
NV, 2 to 10 p.m.
Evening star., 1953-01-04
WASHMAN
And Extractor Oper.

Colored; 25-4O yrs; some exper. nec-
eSsary; 4S-hr. wk.. for lge. hotel
laundry; liberal company dement's.
Apply Empl; Once, WARDMAN
PARK HOTEL. 27O0 Woodley rd.
YOUTH. SERVICE potential executive,
excellent opportunity to work in
soc%ng s6c,s .rT,ss profession rendsFins great
nston selyee Ass to s SOuin G GGy
married: College graduate or EQUIV
YMCA. Boy Scouts, church. settle
ment house or social service work.
Box 491-V. Star.
cond: i've in; ref. Lo. So0s7S. 8 MS
MAN WITH CAR to train locally for
permanent position with large man
ufacturing CO. VIII consider mex
perienced man who Is willing work
er: Not canvassing. Earnings while
training Ground 500 wkly. Apply
MAN for work in lumber and mill
work warehouse; steady Job; chance
GRUVER MFG. CO.. S0oi Conn.
ave, Chevy Chase, Md.
MAN. white, as clerk in LIQUOR store.
Experience unnecessary. Must be
honest. honest and honest. Apply
MSnaay s%na @tIUs hstTssn 10 sos an and II r pm n
NAN, for outdoor newsstand. steady
work; must be reliable and sober.
SHEFRIEN NEWSSTAND. 14th and
Man MkHiaSSRA %ARifHEp RaiHi to do ace.ylene and
fasm sGsr1 scSiSipsg gsdng Son In arEf %SdS5R
8 ARNOLD, Purcellville, Va. Call
PurCellyille H071
Evening star., 1953-01-04

YOUNG MEN, for our stockrooni.
mems clothing store. EISEMANS
YOUNG VSu = NAN. 30 to s5. mechanical
ability, operate production equip
ment; pilot plant experience help
full: college degree desirable. not
necessary; salary open; 5-day, 40-hr.
EEsEeRcH Ek PfSns eo eoR 11 Aie.andra AdaANyac Ta
Evening star., 1953-01-04
YOUNG MAN. 1879

: YOUNG MAN, 18-3U
An unusual opportunity to prepare
yourself for 3 lucrative career in
selling while earning and learning.
Some drawing or drafting ability de-
sirable; permanent position with es-
tablished wholesale distributor.
Phone MR.. RO6EDALE. LA. 6-5673.