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CLERK. WHITE

>>y w 800 - -
Here is a steady, interesting posi-
tion. well paid, with regular raises
and chance for advancement, watt
ing for the right person. Age and
beauty are no conditions. The right
person has to like to meet the pub
lie. has to have ambition and COM
mon sense and to be pleasant and
Experience Not Necessary
Apply EXQUISITE CLEANERS. 300
Georgia ave. NV.
CLERK-STENOGRAPHER. under 80:
no, experience necessary: 37ia-hr.. :.
Sitions ~A. Apply sa'ae5 Sun ~0itlPE IIPE coz Of
or call ma. s-4957. -25
CLERK Observation-Disclosures
ton Office of Pittsburgh Steel Co.
444,hr g; week. New air-condition bldg.
CLERK -TYiPisT-Exper. nec.; good
starting salary; discount on pur-
DEPT. store, 66o1 Ga. s'' ave. m NV p
CLERK-TYPIST, white. for business
ONCE; 5ha-day wk.; liberal employe
Rs1sfitS; sMssSrncyp Apply oshl1E AUDITORS once,
York ave. NV. No phone calls. 80
CLERK-TYPIST. able to answe,
pnone. some shorthand. Anacostia
area, 500 pei. wk. to start. Ii.
3-1436. 10 to 4 pm. -25
CLERK K-TYPIST-Retail store, 5h
day wk.. good working cond.; $50
to start. Apply 925 F st. NV. pa
CLERk-TYPISTS- limited
because you are Just q clerk? ReVo-
lutionary method makes you q top
salaried stenographer IN "a HRS.
CLERK have openings
for several clerk-typists under rs
in our home ONCE. Typing speed
not important. Our employees work
5 days week from $50 am. to
4:45 PM. Monday through Friday
Vacation and sick leave benefits
Non-profit cafeteria. II you would
like to work with congenial people
in a pleasant atmosphere. won't you
come in and see US? Apply PER
SONNEL OFFICE, Room 300, SIG
CLERK-TYPiST for local University
35-hour week. Free tuition. Liberal
leave allowance. Call Mrs. John
son. ST. 3-494O after am. Mon
CLERK-TYPIST-W age 1888
by local supply organization, 5-day
week, unusual employe advantages
experience in typing orders aEc
keeping inventory records helpful
Phone Mr.. Monnig. ME. S-5846 fol
appt.
Evening star., 1953-03-22
Wage Analyst

Large retailing organization
seeks experienced analyst.
College graduate with major
in business administration
or industrial management.
At least 3 years recent pro-
gressive experience in sal
ary and wage determina-
ton. Retail experience pre-
ferred but not essential.
Travel required. Starting
salary approx. $500 an
nually plus expenses. Sub
nit complete resume.
BOX WS 1918
221 w. 41St St., N. Y. C.
Evening star., 1953-03-22

NOTICE TO JOB APPLICANTS
Firms engaged in Interstate COM
nerce or In the production OF
goods for commerce must NON pay
at least rs cents an hour and
time and one-hdlt for Overtime
under the Federal Wage and Hour
Ldw. Job seekers offered less BY
copered firms should notify the
Wage and Hour Diuision U. s..
Department OF Labor telephone
Executive S-2420, Extension 1878.
Evening star., 1953-03-22
HElP-WoAAEN

CLERKS, for dry cleaning ana laun-
dry store; exper. helpful; good start
ing salary; vac. with pay. Apply
Ii. 7-0413 for interview. "a
Evening star., 1953-03-22

YOUNG MAN-Interested in learning
hardware and house furnishings
business; prefer young man with
some variety store experience, but
not absolutely necessary. Apply
Mr; nInaYfu Young; ARFAx CO., INC. An
YOUNG MAN to learn 5 q 1Oc store
firms. Apply F. W. WooLWoRTH
CO., 1881 Good Hope I'd. Sc. -23
YOUNG MANA real chance for
some one who likes to run a store,
promote sales through mail and
newspaper; total management re-
sponsibility. Owner wants to relax
within one year. Box 2S5-C. Star.
YOUNG MAN. desirous of learning
the real estate BUSINESS; excellent en-
INC. 14i7 K St. NV. 81 -
YOUNG MAN, 1880, draft-exempt
college graduate, or attending college
at night. working toward q degree
in business administration or ac-
counting, no experience necessary
This Is a newly created position
and will eventually lead to admins
education and other qualifications
Apply Room 800. personnel office
S16 14th st. NV. -26
YOUNG MAN-Stock work; expert
enced air-conditioning parts. Sea-
sonal. Cali EN-. 2-4769. -23
YOUNG MAN wanted to sell rooming
house businesses and real estate;
must have car; l will teach you
See me at once. EDWIN L. ELLIS,
Realtor and Rooming House Broker,
1910 Vermont ave-, RIM. 2I7.
YOUNG MAN to start as file clerl
but looking for opportunity to rise
above, clerical brackets. See Mrs
Cassidy, HARTFORD ACCIDENT
AND INDEMNITY CO.. 1000 Ver.
mont ave. NV. pa
YOUNG MAN for evening work. 6-lC
pm; and Saturday work. To operate
ouplicatlng and mailing machines
Experience preferred but not neceS.
Sary. State age and experience. Boz
1900. Star.
YOUNG MAN for electrical work
Excellent pay. Steady work. va.
cation paid. I'll 9th st. NV. -2S
Evening star., 1953-03-22

ALBAN TOWERS
370O MASS. AVE. NV. -23
WASHING MACHINE REPAIR MAN,
exper. desired but not essential;
must have drivers permit. Apply
wATCHMANMcoiored, Isi .. . for store; reg
ular or part-time work. evenings
wGoL PREssER, top piece rate pay;
hR1NDRY, hRRP1lNS RE S7yooss 7ooSs. sftsN icsf 9Th
wool TsPoTTERs-Expr. only. good
Anpy apEy sHM s4E Fft SfuRRA R2n go &C. 7h Nts st. ps
BOY. over 1s to start to work in
printing plant. Five nights q week
RAMS IRyANssDELL's IL NC $40 Rhode R5hsode
BoY, Bs53nd ntefiisent asf for sales and stock
work. Full time Job for young man
who wishes to learn the variety
store bGstneTE sRRfSr apply I'M M u Dessnee st
hours Z pm midnight. Ii. 4-sS0E
MAN. coiored. non-drinker. with
Maryland drivers license. to work
shrubs. Call ewes. JU. 5-012s.
MAN. exper, on blowing machine and
strip wall; Must have drivers license.
Man retired with car to, call on
Building trade to sell electric light
fixtures on commission basis, leads
furnished; No canvassing. Reply
MAN. betw. $40. who needs s1OO
wklv. Can start immed. doing
home. service work on small elec-
trical appliances. This JOB also
includes selling. No exper. needed
as we send you to school for 2 full
weeks. Salary paid while in train
ing. Must have car and be neat in
appearance. Apply 1876 r. I. ave. n. e.
MAN
Married, age 2O-35; service dept. !;
SAL. daytime hrs; refs. required.
Apply 1912 am. WESTERN EX-
TERMINATING CO., 1923 18th NV.
MAN WITH CAR
Big earnings. good references. Call
JU. 5-1351.
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Overseas Positions
with worldwide
merchandising
organization

Positions in Europe:
Family Accommodations available. 2-yr
contract.
Laundry Chain Supervisor SO .O5t
Auto. Dept. Supervisor Quhricationl
$6.05I
Cafeteria Managers So .55l
Plant Maintenance Manager So. 55e
Supervisor. Chain Variety stores
$500
Positions in Japan:
Applicants 5gntsacts must be single only 2-yr
BUYERs-Yard Goods & Domssties
S6.534
BUYERs-shoes (men's. women 5
PANT inat0sia Maintenance Manager -ss,ssi ?Si
Job Analyst .56e
Store Manager ---$4,62 ,62l
Semi-Sr. Auditors ----$4,62E
Accounting Instructor $4 ,62s
Stenographers Gemale only. $3,245;;
S3.492
Positions in Korea:
1-yr. contract. Single men only
Variety Store Managers ----$6,3 ,325
Accountants, Jr. 74a
Position in Tripoli:
|2-yr. contract. Single or married
Cafeteria Manager so .OOC
France and French
Morocco:
1-year contract
Plant Maintenance Mgr. ---$5. loo
Positions in Iceland:
Restaurant Manager $4,000
Warehouse Manager ,OO(
Position in Newfoundl'd d:
1-year contract. Single men only
Warehouse Manager - ----S5. .00(
Positions in Okinawa:
1-year contract. Single men only
Accountants --------- S5,256-6, BE
Auditors -S4, 1896, 1926
Claims Examiner -----------S S5. 775
All salaries are starting salaries. -Ap.
plicantS must be U. S. Citizens, high
school graduates, able to pass
physical examination. Submit COM
plete resume: include telephone
number To be considered, all letters
must specify position applied fol
BOX 493-B, STAR
Evening star., 1953-03-22
MEN

Cell new miracle mems slasks. New.
revolutionary Dupont fabftc. Sells
On sight. Make SO 70 &26 every
day. Bee Mr.. TAe9. b10 q Ct. ne.
Evening star., 1953-03-22
MEN

WE HAVE OPENINGS FOR
men, interested in saleSWork.
Some experience helpful but
not necessary; ability and will
ingneSs to learn, more impor-
tant than experience. These
positions are open for men
looking for advancement and
a future. Paid vacation, hos
pitaliZation BENEFITS, company
transportation furnished. Ap-
ply in person, SINGER SEW.
ING MACHINE CO., Mr.. Field.
S4l7 Ga. ave-, Silver Spring,
Nd, or Mr.. Setter, 900 7th
ST. NV.
Evening star., 1953-03-22
MASTER
CABINET REFINISHER

Expert craftsman who takes
pride in his work wanted to
take charge of Georges cab
inetry department. Best pay
in town, extra liberal COM
pany buying privileges, paid
vacations and sick leave
and other company benefits.
CHEEKY, modern surround
ings, a permanent job for
the right man. Please! Only
sober man with long expert
ence wanted.
SEE MIR. CATTERTON
IN PERSON
GEORGES RADIO & TV
2135 Queens Chapel Rd. NE.
Evening star., 1953-03-22
STOP

Call RA. 6-12O4 Mon, II between
20 and 50, can furnish Character
references. and own an auto. We
need three men Immediately for new
Washington office of Cleveland COM
pany. No travelling. Personal inter-
view will be required.
Evening star., 1953-03-22
$500 MONTHLY

$500 MONTHLY
Starting salary for 2
executive-type statesmen
to represent large East
ern corporation No
travel; sales experience
and ability desired; es-
tablished resident, 25-40
years old, married, capa-
BILE of assuming reSpon-
sibilities. In requesting
interview, please include
brief personal history.
ALI replies confidential.
BOX 301-B, Star.
Evening star., 1953-03-22
AELP-MEN
Drive a New Rambler

DfIVe q NEW Rambler
Statesman or Ambassador (men OF
women, no restrictions; turn your
spare time into cash. make up tc
$500 q year additional income
demonstrating new Nash Ramblers
Dective customers' S tSat onr " TeSiIs, mia
statesmen do not have time to con-
tact.
NO SELLING
Full Employe Discounts
Available to those who wish to owr
their own demonstrators. Call Mr.
Owens for appt.
CHANDLER NASH
18th and M SITS. NV, EX. 3-4S0O
Evening star., 1953-03-22
PRESSER

For exclusive specially shop. experi.
enced, on dresses; references re.
quired. Apply Monday morning 8 40
to 1880 only. ,KAPLOWITZ, on 13th
st. bet. q and F.
REAL ESTATE SALESWOMEN 125-
Earn big money with this faborably
known firm. Always plenty Of proS.
poets and good listings. TOWN a
SUBURBAN, 4Sl1 Wisconsin ave.
REAL ESTATE SALESLADY - BE.
thesda Chevy Chase once located
at corner Of Bradley & Wisconsin
aves.; has opening for one experi-
snced salesperson. For appt. cali
2-O447. sACKs-WEBSTER.
: REAL ESTATE sALEsLADTES
and with proven sue
ceSsful sales record: must hold active
Salesmen'S licenses in D. G. and
Maryland. Apply in person. No
w. C. & A. N. MILLER
Development Co., Realtors
1850 Massachusetts, Ave. NV.
RECEPTIONIST, attractive, 21-30;
part-time evenings and Saturday.
Immediately. Apply In person only,
2 p.m.-9 pm, JOHN ROBERT
POWERS SCHOOL. 1865 Conn. ave.
AND TOUCH.TYPIST
for genl. office work; natl assn;
Phone EX. 3-7063 bet. 9-1O am.
Mon. or reply, Box 13-C, Star.
Evening star., 1953-03-22
HElP-WoMEN

CLERK for comptroll-
good with figures, have knowledge
of typing; 44-hr. wk., no Sum-; sal
ary and meals. DI. 7-4220, between
q and K Monday
Evening star., 1953-03-22
CHECKROQM GIRL

CHECKROOM GIRL
Part time; 3 or four nights wk. Nigh
tractive woman, capable Of meet.
ing best clientele, desired. Refer.
enceS imperative. Age 25-36. GooS
wages and meals. Call in person
after 4 pm. TED LEWIS, 265t
CHILD'S nurse to help take care O.
White. under 45. Live in on Isl Isl
f. OIL. 4-37O9.
Evening star., 1953-03-22
ATTENTION
READ THIS
ATTENTION
MISUNDERSTANDING

PLUMBING-HEATING
Well-established and rapidly expand
uuiring services of competent man
with practical knowledge and ex-
perience in plumbing and heating
business for estimating, purchasing
and general handling of inside
duties; engineering degree helpful
but not essential; salary open. Box
Evening star., 1953-03-22
WATERS

Must be experienced. excellent salary
and tips, meals and uniforms fur.
nished. Apply
Evening star., 1953-03-22

CAsHTER-TYPTsT and general once
work, by automobile dealer in Be
thesda. Permanent position with
vacation, holiday and insurance
benefitS; 5-day week. Call MR.
EATON, OIL. 4-1O0O. for interview.
Evening star., 1953-03-22

Attention, Family Men
Could you use s10O or 5000 or even
the opportunity be willing to work,
with an experienced and highly
successful man in building q sales
organization in this area? We have
the product. the know-how and the
financial backing; we need good
honest, intelligent, hard-working
men. for appt. call JU S-9O93 sun
day and Monday after pm
Evening star., 1953-03-22
MAN-COIOREN

Not over 35. Permanent Job. 5-da,
wk. Some night work. See M
Weaver. basement. s16 14th st. NV
time. to show and sell our Watche.
to their friends on credit. EarI
big commissions. No investment
= Apply to Mr. Ullman, N. Y. JEW
ELRY CO.. 719 7th st. NV. -2'
MEN (3) to work with mgr. on regu,
lar routes: no exp. nec.: can carr
$50 per week to start. RIM. 422
1904 n. Y. ave. NV. -23
soap samples. Daily advance.
mos. steady work. So per day
Chance for advancementS. Neat ap.
pearanee. Apply z am. 460 New
MEN-Two full time and one par
time. Inexperienced. full-time meT
average S100 and up per wk. Re.
peat business plus regular customers
assures you Of steady, regular in,
come. Start on a l or 2-day tria
basis II you wish, to prove to your.
self what an excellent opportunity
this is. Fuller Brush dealers average
500 and Up per wk.. calling or
regular customers by appt. Fullel
Brush customers are pleasant, cour.
teouS and buy these famous every.
day necessities regularly. An expert.
enced man will make calls with yoV
and train you. II you are interested
in o sure way to raise your income
inquire ct Oil National Press Bldg.
14th and F ets. NV. or phone
DI. 7-4477 or DI, 7-349S. Oh
Evening star., 1953-03-22
Machine Bookkeeper

Large real estate and mort
gage loan ONCE desires to
employ q young lady expert
enced In machine bookkeep-
ing. Pleasant surroundings,
work: lunches furnished free.
Republication and life in
surance furnished without {
cost to employees after rea.
sonable length of service.
Salary commensurate with
ability. Opportunity for ad-
vancement.
Evening star., 1953-03-22
YOUNG VETERAN

Under rs, some college background
nent position with opportunity to
learn automobile underwriting busi-
ness yith progressive and rapidly
growing insurance company. Per-
sonable young man with ability to
meet public. Inside salaried post
future. 5-day wk.. 8 to 4:3O. GOV.
ERNMENT employees INSURANCE
CO., 14th and l. sts. NV. Please
apply at L street entrance,
Evening star., 1953-03-22
HELP MEN (cont.)

TAHOR-Must be .thoroughly exper.
TSl9,tneS; state serS5Dst:, sSxDeF rsfer aEe.
Star.
TAILOR, must be well experienced.
viii pay well for first-claSs person.
erenceS. Apply OFFICIAL CLEANER,
3740 Minnesota ave. ne. -25
TAILOR-FTTTER
Experienced; excellent salary; Apply
Wilson blvd. Parkington, Arlington.
TELEVISION-RADIO SERVICEMAN,
for established organization; steady
job. Apply in person. MR.. SHARPE,
1897 14th st. NV. -22
TELEVISION EXPERT-A large radio
and appliance dealer in a beautiful
west coast Florida town, needs ex-
pert television service manager in
time for opening of first station in
May. Excellent opportunity. MR..
LANSDALE. RE. 7-4493. pa
TELEVISION SERVICEMAN - Alert,
experienced technician for work in
hotels. Excellent opportunity. Box
TIC, Star.
TELEVISION REPAIRMAN, shop ex-
perienced only; Bethesda area. OIL.
4-05SS 30
TIRE SALESMAN-Some tire expert
ence necessary to train for branch
store mgr. Salary open. Excellent
working conditions. STIDHAM TIRE
CORP, 1404 r. I. ave. "a
Evening star., 1953-03-22

MAID, colored; experienced for
downtown retail store. Monday
through Friday, 9 to 4:30 at 81
per hour. Experienced only. with
good recent local references. Apply
stating your age and experience to
Box 313-A. Star Pa
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-08-01
Question Value Of
Trace Minerals

THE VALUE of trace minerals in
cattle rations, to produce better
gains, was questioned in a report
to the American Veterinary Medical
Association.
Drs. M. ]. Swenson and c.. K. L.
Underbjerg of Kansas State College
recommended further investigation
of the value of trace minerals, in
announcing results of feeding ex-
periments they conducted. They
reported that limited experiments
failed to show any increase in the
rate of gain for cattle fed the trace
minerals.
However, their experiments did
indicate that animals fed trace min
erals recovered more quickly from
the effects of parasitism, after treat
ment, than did animals on ordinary
rations.
Trace minerals added to the ration
included iron, copper, cobalt, man
ganese and zinc, all of which are
needed in minute quantities to keep
livestock healthy.
The Kansas State College veter-
inarians reported that adding trace
minerals to cattle rations is con-
troversial question because many
authorities believe feeds grown on
most normal soils supply sufficient
quantities of these minerals. Fur
Their study, they said, is needed to
determine the actual results of such
ration supplements.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-08-01
conversion into water, the excess

conversion into water, the excess
hydrogen peroxide.
A number of glandular products
are sold as chemical intermediates.
A typical example is dehydrocholic
acid, obtained by processing oxbile,
This acid serves as a starting point
for the synthesis of cortisone, which
has proved beneficial in the treat
ment of arthritis and many other dis
eases caused by deficiency of the
adrenal cortex secretions.
Diastase, an engine obtained from
the pancreas, has found a place in
the textile industry for removal of
starch sizing through conversion of
the starch into soluble sugars. Laun-
dries and cleaners also use diastase
solutions as starch-spot removers.
Pancreatic engines have been
employed successfully in the recov-
cry of silver from exposed photo
graphic film. The gelatin emulsion
containing the silver is dissolved
away by enzymatic action.
Cholesterol, obtained principally
from brain and spinal-cord tissue, is
utilized extensively as an intermedi-
ate in the manufacture of sex hor-
mones, used in such Foundations
as facial creams, hand creams and
lotions, hair oils and soaps. Choles-
terol forms a convenient starting
point for the synthesis of a number
of other chemicals. Cosmetic manu-
facturers also make used of benzoi-
mated lard and mutton suet as a
toilet cream base.
The packing industry has never
attempted the preparation of COM
plete listing of all its by-products.
The ones included in this discussion
are only few of many, more than
1900.
Year by year, the value of animal
by-products has an increasing effect
on the price that the packer can
afford to pay for livestock. AS fur
Their outlets are developed for ami
NAL by-products, the producer is
assured of firmer and more sus.
tanned market In this manner, the
producer of meat animals shares the
benefits of packer research.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-08-01

A recent arrival on the market is
a glycerol synthesized from petro-
1eum by-products. This has served
to stimulate wider application of
both natural and synthetic glycerol.
Fat for Feed
Research now under way in the
laboratories of meat professors, as
well as at the agricultural colleges
and experiment stations, indicates
that certain fat-derived products
are potential growth stimulators.
Known as surfactants or surface
active agents, these products are
being tested in poultry, swine and
calf rations.
Correct healing following surgery
has been made possible through
specially prepared strands of sur
gica1 gut frequently called catgut,
made from sheep intestines. These
ligatures consist mostly of collagen,
a protein similar to that found in
the connective tissues of the hui
| man body, and therefore are readily
absorbed by the body. Plain sheep
gut is absorbed within three to six
days, but often times it is advanta-
geous for sutures to hold longer.
This has been made possible through
treatment with chromium COM
pounds, enabling the ligature to
hold as long as 80 days.
Gland Derivatives
The glands comprise another gen.
eral class of raw materials afforded
by the meat animals. More than 20
are sources of extremely valuable
by-products. These glands include
the liver, pancreas, parathyroid,
pinea1, pituitary, reproductive spleen,
stomach, suprarena1, thymus and
thyroid.
The use of improved, gland-de-
rived biochemicals such as insulin
is well known. One comparatively
recent development is ACTH, de-
rived from the pituitary glands. This
product has proved its worth in
checking such serious diseases as
rheumatoid arthritis, rheumatic
fever, govt and asthma. Trypsin from
the pancreas has been refined into
a product that can attack dead It's
sues while leaving live tissues un-
/ affected. For that reason, the trypsir
| product is important in treating
| wounds, infected sores, burns ano
y assesses.
Engines
: More obscure, however, are some
Z of the industrial uses of similar sub
I stances. Protein-splitting engine
|. from the pancreas glands of swine
|. and cattle are regularly employed il
"a the tanning industry for softenini
:, various types of leather. The pan
| create engines are utilized to pro
| duce a pre-digested milk produc
which is devoted largely to infant
as well as adults who cannot assimi
late regular milk. The dairy indus
Il try also employees these engines,
much smaller amounts than require
| for the predigestion process, to pre-
vent the development of oxidize
flavors in fluid milk. Engines {
this type also are used frequently
the tenderization of meat Brewer
utilize them as well as pepsin frol
the stomach Innings of the hog
Evening star., 1953-11-29

AT Lane Cedor Chest Of mahogany veneer
Traditional 9th century style, pressure tested or
aroma tight. Has seIf-liftin9 troy. A chest to pr
tect lovely things $49.s
D-z7 oIoss-door bookcase. troditionoy styled
selected hordwoods. Maple or mahogany, finishe
Shelves ore adjustable. Measures 36" wide. 4s
toll, shelves. II" deep ep---------------- $39.s
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-02-06

hf owns ,0S6 pencils collected as a hobby but Jim
Pope OF Duluth Mimi couieSSeS he needs one more-to
carry with him AT the big iron research laboratory
where he works. countless other pencils are kept busy by
scientists figuring out process Iowgrade and
iaconIte oTenew ways extend the life of MInneSota
iron orc industry. Such research, common on the Range
today. can create Jobs business all over Minnc-
sofa. The way To heiP make possible Ionrer-yed ore
industry through far tax trCacu fair deal for Min
nesoias iron mining intgso scs good deal for YOU
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-02-06

passing Premier
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British and American nstgatlon.
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opportunity
medaey 20 gain from ntgucs than agency
Hence the credible assumption that the
such plotting from inside the Kemn
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