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Evening star., 1953-04-29
HELP--MEN
LABORATORY

TEcHNicTAN@splendiEd diEASS%AhEMy oppoatunity
for young man with good mechani-
cal experience interested In photo
5aPef e. sfn Phoney oS oSrk 5sd snd ssSy i6y
appointment. IS
PLATE MAKER who can operate a
rutherford step and repeat machine,
for night work. Apply YOUNG g.
sELDEN CO, Calvert and Saratoga
IS stsi; Bsltimore 3; Nd. Il
pleasant working conditions. Apply
1l2O 4th st. s.w. at am. Il
PLUMBER and helper, must be ex-
perienced at remodeling. SHAPIRO
PLUMBING. 3OO6 Georgia ave.
NV. TU. 2-1900. 80
PLUMBERS HELPER - Only those
thoroughly exper., sober and reliable
G. WEBSTER & SONS. INC. 627
F st. NV. Established 1912. go
HELPER, exper - must be
reliable; steaSy s work. Ii. 4-6SS64;
PSSTEk SES S ssso ssy vsTs s, ARHly
rd., Colmar Manor, Md. 80
PORTER-Driver's license: excel:
salary and hours; meals furn. 5636
Conn. ave. NV. Wo. $4,000.
PORTER AND DRIVER for whole
sale electric supply house. See MR.
GOODMAN, betw. ga p.m.. 4410
Ga. ave. NV. Il
PORTER R-DISHWASHER, colored, no
night or Sun. work. Good salary to
sober, reliable man, Apply 1921 No.
Courthouse I'd. Arl. ia. S-96S6.
PORTER colored, day
work only; excellent salary and
working conditions: DISTRICT
HEIGHTS PHARMACY, 7054 Marl-
boro pike, Sc. 10. 1924. -3
PRESSER. exper. on wools: good pay;
steady work. STRATFORD CLEAN
ERS g. OVERS. -264s Wheaton rd.,
Silver Spring, LO. 5-1700. --5
PRESSER and all l-around dry-clean-
ing man wanted. ROCKVILLE
LAUNDRY, Poplar 2-2448. i
PRESSER-Wool exper.. part time,
afternoons. Apply sPEvAK BROS.
l25. Independence ave. Sc. Ii. g.
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GUARDS

HELPERS - Experience with bo,ise.
mold goods desirable; good wages,
steady work. SECURITY STORAGE,
114O 18th st.
HOTEL NIGHT AUDITOR Mus,
know transcript and be able &c
make bond. Perm, $40 Q week tc
start Cau MR.. WILLIAMS, co
H0USEMAN. colored; care Of lawn
Gieanins' serving, all-around worker
Drlvers licenses; experience; refer
ences: $40 week. 1927 18th 1t,
NV, RA. 3-SI64. 30
HUSKY YOUNG MAN to drive kes
peer peer truck. Apply in person. 1911
view YORK ave. ne. 80
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NOTICE TO JOB APPLICANTS
Firms engaged in interstate com
merce or in the production OF
goods for commerce must now pay
at least rs cents an hour and
time and one-halt for Overtime
Under the Federal Wage and Hour
LGw. job seekers offered less BY
corered firms should notify the
Wage and Hour DivisioR U. S.
Department OF Labor telephone
EXecutipe $3.50, Extension 1878.
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HELP MEN (cont.J

AUTO PARTS APPRENTICE-We
need an ambitious and reliable
young man who is interested in
learning the automobile parts bust
ness as q profession to drive our
parts truck and do general work in
our our, parts dept: while learning.
AUTO FAR FAIRS iEt RuNNER We ST. and NV porter; g
ksns. ss nsYf MRBY Y saLEs PiERst' & ses sERV ~
AETo AGES RapIow saI1 WISH aSn plyS aUdtssl Arl :.s.
man; the highest salary in town
plan for alert young man. Apply in
person to the MANHATTAN AUTO
d. RAD!O co: 1905 7th st. NV. 3
AUTO SALESMAN-Used cars; liberal
commission S0nnr and an opportunity for
position. II you are reliable and can
turn. good refs. contact Mr.. Hart
man, any day but Sunday, PACK
ARD MOTOR CAR CO.. Wash, b. c.
orsnch; ove =, used car dept. 6312 Ga.
AUTo SALESMAN We will 5ir.
capable salesman who can earn in
excess Of $4,000 selling the 1851
Chrysler line. He must have clear
record for integrity. industry and
Iil profltabie volume selling. He
T1iNutu hatc ucdty car IOIlOW1nR.
ne wiz find q friendly. earnest
organization. pleasant surround
lngs; good sales direction and ex-
ceptional service facilities to back
MS efforts. We offer salary and
volume commission, demonstrator,
pald vacations and insurance bene-
hts. See w. H. BARNETT, Jr..
ANACOSTIA MOTOR CO., 17OS
Good Hope I'd. Sc. "a
AUTO SALESAIAN-washi old
est Chevrolet dealer has an opening
Ior an expertence2 automobile sales
man; plenty Of opportunity for an
mission plan, transportation fur
nisned; See Mr.. Hamilton, BARRY
PATE MOTOR CO., 1130 Conn. ave.
AUTO wREcKER DRIVER, @sS exper.,
reliable; night duty; good pay. See
Mr: g.. REDS KAISER-FRAZER
SS4ALES. a II st ne. 80"
frst,class automotive body men.
See Mr.. PreSgrade, service manager,
o9R1sMAN 6 CHEVROLET. 619o ii
AUTO LuBRICATIoN MAN, ws expsrt-
enced. 1st class; 5-day, 40-hour
week; Occasional overtime at time
and half. Paid vacation and other
company benefits. Apply in person.
10 MI: BallaS, AKERS OLDSMOBILE
AND CADILLAC CO., Fern and Cy-
press sts:. Alex, Va. 80
AuTO WASHER. POLISHER; exper.
see Mr. Kent. KIRBY SALES a.
SERVICES. 3237 Wilson blvd. Arl
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BARTENDER
Must be sober and reliable; excel.
salary and working conds. Apply
ALBAN TOWERS
3700 Mass. Ave. NV.

BOoKKEEPER, to handle all phases
some knowledge Of tipping essential:
chance to learn and become part of
q growing business; salary open.
Apply HOMES OIL CO.. INC. 6225
BRAKE RlSIf Fo' MECHANICS h;Ci and helpers, @e
good working conditions. paid holi-
days and and vacation: 1909 M st.
BRlCkLAYERS, top salary. See Mr..
Va. Near Fairlinston lrsM0sd shoopins opi gen Cen.
BTLLDozER AND PAN OPERATORS.
only only experisncsd ssd- need apply; white
BTfLDoaER R5ff. 2h; s1SPGS oPfRSAroR; must 1s Ssv.
22nd and Good Hope I'd. Sc. or cali
BUTCHER-Exper. counterman; sats.
8oDys eei2 APRly PmRRKEr Il pe4sS2n f4Sa EvERY- Et
BUTCHER. meat cutter, exper., reli-
able; excel. salary for sober man.
Apply 1906 9TH st. NV. Il
BUTCHER, must be sober and re-
liable. CENTER MARKET: 620l
Baltimore t5a ave-, Riverdale. Md, UN.
BUTCHER. must be experienced; cap
able OF taking care of meat dept:
must have local reference. BUREAU
MARKET, 215 10th st. s.w. go
BUTCHER. reliable and sober. only
apply; 5A-day week. good working
conditions. 3519 Conn. ave. -5
BUTCHER: permanent position for
experienced butcher or meat cut
ter. Apply in person. ask for Sam.
POSINS. 1856 Ga. ave. NV. .
BUTLER ER-CHAUFFEUR- = Upper New
York in summer, Washington in
winter. References required. AID. q
1866. q
CAB DRIVERS, coloredSWe will
teach you in short time to secure
identification card. Small deposit
required on cab. TAN TOP CAB
SCHOOL, l731 Kalorama I'd. NV,
CO. 5-797S, CO. 6-7735.
CABINET MAKER. exper.: full time:
good salary, working conds. Apply
CUSTOM CABINET & futures CO.,
rear 524 7th st. Sc. Il
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GddresSed to StGS bofes, do NOT
tnctoSe original references, photo.
graphs or other materials Of per.
SonGi cdlHe. Copies seYve the pur.
pose and originals Hlav Get lost
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WRITER

With industrial relations background;
skilled in use OF all industrial plant
communications media; to develop
and coordinate employe communi-
cation program at top management
Must do research and development on
this project and initiate ideas, Must
prepare comprehensive and inter-
pretative, media that will create bet
pioyer. Must have % experisnced ca ad-
ministrative ability for direction of
stan. Opportunity for weil-oualified
man, to grow with expanding pro-
gram in Detroit area automotive
sS9ncsrn: S9aH s,as Reply in detail to Box
Man Ian y white; lite about s6o IS; IS CLERK in
man with exper. in meeting the pub
lie. Work is light and permanent.
Phone Mr.: CoCKRILLE. bet. lO-11
am, HO. 2-7S23. 80
MAN for. outdoor news stand. reli-
able and sober; hrs, 2 pm. to II
Pm; Pm Apply sHEFRiN. i4th and
MAN. for iiGuor store delivery; nrst-
ride bicycle; STEELMAN's LIQUOR
MAN WITH CAR to train for sales
work; excel. opportunity. Apply
10 am, 1116 o st. Sc. go
MAN. retired, for small yacht club;
must know boats. like people. be q
good mixer. Year-around apartment
In clubhouse to man with independ-
ent income. Opportunity for right
man to earn extra money in season.
Do very little out of season. Will
consider couple, If wife is good cook.
Write fully about yourself to Box
81 SD. Star.
MEN, middle-aged or elderly. capable
OF checking out and receiving sheet
metal and roofing material. Must
be able to furnish references. For
interview call JU. S-S52S. 80
MEN to work in concession stands
At Lanham Speedway Friday nights
II interested come to 1912 East
Capitol st. ne. and ask for R.
KEEL. between z and 8 pm. 80
and energetic men to
work in our sales department; must
have the following qualifications: ::
Good automobile, full-time work,
pleasing personality, and able to
contact high-clasS clientele. Ask for
Mrs. Yates.
w. c. & A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT CO., REALTORS
Builders and Developers of
wesley Hts. Sumner and Spring Valley
1850 Massachusetts Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1953-04-29
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penn. Ave. NV.

BEAUTICIAN-Full or part time;
good working conditions and salary.
can 10: 3-9S01 for appt. a
BEAUTICIAN- N-MANICURfST, expert
enced; part time Thursdays and
Fridays only. Apply Rubino. 1853
Conn. ave. 20
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced.
good salary and comm. full or part
time. permanent: hrs, 1917; air
cond.; 5-day wk. 1885 Rhode Island
ave. ne, NO. 7-47OO. -3
BEAUTY OPERATOR; earn Ssb to
$IO0 wk:: guarantee plus comm;
no ,manicurins: steady position; air
cooled. mod: shop. LOUIS CREATIVE
HAlRDRESSERS, 1710 Eye st. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, woman or man
for our Conn. ave. salon; 5-day Wk.
Highest salary and commission.
BEAUTY OPERATORS and mani
curist, experienced, top salary and
commission. Apply BEAUTY CEN
TER 1732 Eve st. NV. -
BOOKKEEPER. experienced. NAY
LoR GARDENS apartment develop
ment Sc. 5-day wk.; sick and an.
nual leave; pleasant, aforementioned
ONCE. Salary open. Call LU. 2-6l 100
for appt. -
BOOKKEEPER-C Bladensburg
area, permanent opening for some
one with accounts receivable, &C.
counts payable or payroll exper.,
27.h5, week; salary open. Call AP.
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HEIP--MEN.

YOUNG. COLoRED, AS STOCK BOY
and delivery; must have permit. Ap.
T ply 143S Park I'd. NV. II
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SPECIALITY statesmen

high income for sales
men willing to sell complete line of
top-ouality appliances, television and
room air conditioners, plus room
heaters In season; hish-volume sales
the year around; no canvassing;
adequate floor time and all leads
furnished; must have car.
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LIFE INSURANCE.

MEAT CUTTER and counterman: ex-
perience; good salary; excel. work
ing conditions. Apply Monday, ].
& M. FOOD MARKET. 716 Cloverly
ST. on Colesville pike. q
experienced. for out
board motors: good salary. Apply
- Il
MECHANIC, 1st class; experienced
on heavy construction equipment;
steady work. P. o. Box l26, Will
mington. Delaware. -3
ice work. Furnish own hand tools
and have D. c. drivers permit. See
Mr.. Beavan or Mr.. c. C. Delauter,
service manager, AUTOCAR SALES
& SERVICE co, 1913 31st st.
MuLTILITH OPERAToR, age under
30; permanent position. Apply BOX
r0-G, Star *
Evening star., 1953-04-29

SHEET METAL MAN, capable OF
measuring and laying out duct work
Tor air-conditioning Jobs. Must fur
nlSn good references. For interview
call JU. S-S52S. 80
CLERK-Young man for
shipping and mailing room; white;
5-day wk.. paid vacation, pleasant
working cond, free disqualification.
Apply in person to MRS. JONES,
1000 r.. I. ave. NV.
SHIFTING CLERK knowledge OF
cit, would be helpful. Full time,
opportunity. Elk. 3-3242. 80
SHOE SALESMAN for d. C. and
suburban stores: permanent position
open with advancement opportuni-
ties depending on experience; high
lst base salary plus. Apply at 1918
Baltimore ~. ave: Hyattsyills or call
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CANVASSERS

counts IOE WaSn,S newest CreQlL
dept store. We have Q real hot item
for account openers that will en-
able you to make big money. KINGS
for roush work. Ap-
ply on Job at Eastern ave. and
cARPENTER;s Ar M HELPER. experienced. ,s
KING. 260l 9th st. ne. i
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in.
family. Cain DE. 2-1477 between ii
am. and 3. and after z pm. a
CHEF, white. working, downtown
hotei; state age and reference. Box
CLERK for stoekroom; drivers IL
eeense; sober, 25 to 80; permanent;
t9ohouE 696S' EXT wes6; s6; $3.50 mo- aso' Oh 4
white; part time: for LIQUOR
Sat, 12 to 12.; Sl.25 per hour. Cali
EN-. 2-2146 from 3 to 7.
CLERK Young white man, for
wholesale shoe finding store. Apply
between 9 and 10 am, I'll Eye
LIECCTo MEN ts,. Car essential,
top salary. auto allowance. paid va.
6, &. MOORE. AD. S-35O0. -29
COLLECTOR SALESMAN, prefer ex-
perienced collector for estab. INSTALL
ment accounts. Must know city we'll.
Steady employment. Excel. salary.
top commissions and bonus. Car es-
sential Apply ALLSTATE HOME
EQUIPMENT CO., 1719 Kalorama
~. n.N. = 80
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HELP-MEN
ASSISTANT
CASHIER

Young man. 22-3s yrs. of age. neat
in appearance, courteous and capable
of dealing with the public. Should
bookkeeping. Some experience is
required Permanent position: B.
day. 40-hr. week. Apply Personnel.
Room 6O5. Open weekdays. S:30-5,
ana sat: 2-1; No phone .In GsnS;
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SALESMAN

National organization has opening for
salesman experienced in Advertising
or insurance field. Local employ
ment. To the salesman capable of
earning $4,000 to $4,000 we can
offer . permanent. progressive future
with an old established firm. su-
preme in its field. Weekly drawing
account. Contact C. L. SNYDER.
Room 532, Washington Loan a.
Trust Bldg.
Evening star., 1953-04-29
THE EVENING STAR
1l01 Penna. Ave. NV.
ASSISTANT MANAGERS

Yor retail stores; large organization
requires men o high potential to
assume responsibilities after brief
training period; good starting sal
ary plus incentive pay ARRANGEMENT.
Men selected must be willing to
progress to more important positions.
Evening star., 1953-04-29

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN with ex-
perience, to Join ONCE Of Arl.
builder and realtor. Excel. oppor-
tunity for hard worker with ad-
ministrative ability. IA. 7-4352,
JA. 7-4353. 40
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Automotive Help Wanted

Automot1ve Help Wanted
Body men t2l, mechanics t2l, paint
ers helper ~. See Mr.. Link, AD-
OLSON CHEVROLET. l4th and Fla
AUTO NEW-CAR MECHANIC, for
Washington'S largest Pontiac dealer;
excellent working conditions. Apply
ARCADE PONTIAC Co, 1887
Irving st. NV. See Mr.. Peers. --5
AUTO-PARTS Man, Chrysler dealer
wants expeA. parts man for counter
work. VIM only consider man with
ability who can grow with our buSi-
ness. Excel working conds., paid
vacations, and holidays. Insurance
plan. See Mr.. Collins, ANACOSTIA
MOTOR CO., INC, 170S Good Hope
AFRO 81 81 PARTS MAN. thorough knowl- m;1
edge Of auto parts required. Top
pay. HERSON'S AUTO APPLIANCE
AUTO PARTS MAN-one 1st-ciass
MoPar parts man needed In our
part wholesale business; perm. DO
eition with Wssh.'s largest MoPar
eitions with Wash.'s LARGEST MoPaF
wholesaler, Paid vacation, hospitals
8stion. profit sharing. pleasant work
Mr. O'Rourke, q, s. PARTS CORP.
e1E1 l4th st. NV" DE 2-67l0.
Evening star., 1953-04-29

AL the above positions carry the
many employe benefits provided by
. progressive, stable, and we'll
REGARDED company operating nation
Der so that appointment for COM
plete discussion may be arranged.
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CUSTOMER SERVICE
SUPERVISOR

Requires man familiar with technical
side of home appliances and tele-
vision. Must have tact and ad-
mlnistrative ability: salary COM
fleld along with general aualifica-
tionS and ability.
Evening star., 1953-04-29
ASSISTANT
CASHIER

Young woman 22-3s yrs. OF age. neat
IN appearance, courteous and cap
able Of dealing with the public.
Should pc familiar with the prtn-
rience is required. Permanent posi-
ton; 5-day. 40-hr week. Apply
Personnel Room sos: open week
days 5000 and Sat. o-1. No
phone calls,
Evening star., 1953-04-29
SHOE statesmen

Exceptional openings for thoroughly
experienced shoe salesmen; per-
manent positions with excellent sal
airy and commission; many employe
benefits.
HAHN SHOE STORES
S601 Ga. Ave. Silver Spring, Nd.
44S3 Conn. Ave.
Evening star., 1953-04-29

YOUNG MAN, 20-35, draft-exempt
college graduate. or attending COL
lege at night, working toward q de-
gree in business administration, no
experience necessary. This is q new
ly created position. and will eventu-
ally lead to administrative work,
Salary dependent upon education
and other qualifications. Apply RIM,
800 personnel office, S16 14th st.
YOUNG MAN. colored. to WORK. in
grocery store; good hours. Call Ii.
6-2SSS. 1901 Morse st. ne. Il
YOUNG MAN. over IS, for steady,
all-year-round indoor work; oppor-
tunlty to learn trade while working;
oriVerS permit necessary; mechanic
ally inclined towards upholstering
and wood working would be helpful
$40 9th St NV
YOUNG MAN. stock work and de-
livery; day work no Sundays; driv-
erS' permit essential, NAYLOR
PHARMACY. S039 Naylor I'd. Sc.
YOUNG MAN, colored. dish washing
and, pot washing; $50 wk. plus
meals and vacation. See MR.. FAJ-
FAR, 1882 Conn. ave. NV. 80
YOUNG MAN to work in lge. new
furniture store: Excel, oppor. to
selling selling profession; profession, Good Starting
9Sualifcations,, Apply in person to
pm, EASTERN FURNITURE CO.,
Evening star., 1953-04-29

SALESMAN
ONE OF AMERICAS OLDEST AND
FASTEST COFFEE FIRMS HAS
REAL SALESMAN; IF YOU ARE
NOT SATISFIED WITH THE OP-
PORTUNITY YOU NOW HAVE TO
GROW IN INCOME AND RESPON-
SIBILITY IT WILL PAY YOU TO
INVESTIGATE THIS POSITION.
CALL RE. 7-3502 BETWEEN 7:3O
AND 8 IN THE MORNING. 4
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All applicants will be contacted. Bo
3..i-D. Star - 1

ASaS Gpp2y f9DK m4 siSaDE.r@ %EN @ sKKPsFiePeSq
Alto Bo6Y dS6S MAN, it mr. FIRST class, I2s With
II MhTBFRTY I Z, AUTO BODY; INC. 2TI5|
AgT0 BRAKE MECHANIC AND
Afro BODY MAN wanted immedi- e
Sesbe @ must pe2eentsss Se ts class S,s sDber and
shop snd eqSipment; S;day week:
sg1cKs INC. shs;1 1871 Aritnst6Mno AfitnsttMoSiEds bi1dsE'
AEEslis Church; Va JE. 3-97OO. so
tons LARGEST Pontiac Dealer. Must
Apply ARCADE Pontiac Alesefehfss; i4s7
irving st. W.. ask for Mr.. Peers.
AUTO. MECHANIC-If tou are in
terested in ests blishing yourself In
one of Northern Virginia's fastest
eroWlng automobile agencies located
IN n the city OF Falls Church, Fair
mouth dealer. Special service tools,
well-eouipped shop, excel. surround
tnss. good working conds., group
insurance high pay plan. Must not
sr.nI be afraid Of hard work; Apply in
CLARK MOTOR CO, CO. ga ; So. WASH VI r:
ington ST., Falls Church. Va. "a
AUTO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. posi-
tion available for fully experienced
men. Well equipped shop; $3.50
pay; earnings limited only by
ability. See Mr.. Krobath. AMERI-
CAN SERVICE CENTER. 5S5 N.
HHT% IlS3e r. rc "a ;G 15z722 22.-29
tion open for man with some ex-
perience. to learn well-paying trade.
Must have tools and Va. permit See
Mr.. Krobath, AMERICAN SERVICE
CENTER. bs5 No. Glebe rd.. ia.
AUTO MECHANIC. clean shop: $3.50
basis; plenty of work. Apply in
person, LEE PERSH1NG EssO. 2360
n: Pershing drive. Arlington. Val
AUTO MECANIC, for uSed-car de-
partment of new-car dealer: per-
manent position: good opportunity
for right man. See Mr.. TarsheS at
once. BEAL MOTOR Co, I4Oi
Rhode Island ave. ne. 40
AUTO MECHANICS (2)
Prefer GIN exper. but not necessary,
Evening star., 1953-04-29
AUTO MECHANICS (2l

Prefer GIN exper. but not necessary.
Excel. salary and bonus arrange
ment for qualified and energetic
insurance; good working conds, See
Mr.. Barham. COAST-iN PONTIAC
CO.. 407 Florida ave. ne. Ii. g.
Evening star., 1953-04-29
SALESMAN

AO4AAxjAJ4Vxx1xN
Major tobacco mfgr. desires aggres-
sosas siDe s0Tm5 %o4k man sge 5Gr IS sales
ington area; liberal starting salary,
two vacations yearly; car and ex-
penses furnished. Apply own hand
writing. stating age. qualifications,
telephone number. Box BOD. Star.
SALESMAN-CLERK = Retail tire
store; excellent salary and oppor-
in passenger car and truck tire
sales. BEN HUNDLEY, 3446 14th
Statesmen. 21-e5, estab. terri, and
repeat clientele, no car or exper.
Rh ssa5r '4Sq' of rapS sS sdv %k 2pp7 2f5%
statesmen (21, $4,000 to S1o, Goo
caliber; dignified appt. selling;
thorongh training; ENCYcLo-
,69l for appointment. go
of presenting landscape pianswa
very, lucrative field for professional
minded salesmen offering lifetime
SECURITY through repeat clientele.
VIII be explained to interested per-
S9as Soas at No ? Pm PrT,ng Thurs, April SO at
tupstairsj by sales 81 manager M apfndSn Of tbia
national organization. Persons uuali-
lying will be entered in school where
they will receive the equivalent Of
4-year college education in small
in training they will be given
most attractive income ARRANGEMENT
which will allow them to realize,
often. $50 and more a day in com
pensation. Car necessary. Wives
cordially invited to attend this con-
Evening star., 1953-04-29

MAKE SEQ DAILY = Sell luminous
name plates. Write REEVES CO.,
Attleboro. Mass. Free sample and
PXRT-T1IME CLERK, & to 7:so am,
for concern in s.w. area. Must have
good penmanship, be quick and ac-
curate with figures. Write Box 277-
OUTDOOR WORK - Apply 4 to 8
PM, 4S13 Bethesda ave, Bethesda,
Md. BARTLETT TREE EXPERTS.
Evening star., 1953-04-29

With Industrial relations BACKGROUND;
skilled in use of all industrial plant
communications media; to develop
and coordinate employe communi-
cation program at top management
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frequent gratuities-even here. if
only as a parting embrace of the
spirit. old friends must meet and
talk.
Supplying the expected flip,
Mr.. Karabas now joined in asking
what the boom was about. Keid-
anSky was ready to oblige.
IT'S a boom in education" he
said. higher education. higher
than-everYthing education. We
are soaring above all the immed-
late trivialities. We are building
colleges. universities. medical
schools. academies-not like those
of Sura and Pumpeditha-those
had no modern Improvements in
the shape of promotion. publicity
and Photographic apparatus"
"You see," the speaker of the
house went on, 1--WE have already
solved the problem of the educa-
ton of Jewish children, the proper
training of our youth, we have
already disposed of the question
which has vexed us so long. We
now have well-organized COM
munity, with a chain of genuine
educational and cultural societies
throughout the country; we have
an independent and vigorous and
free Jewish press-the authentic
voice of an enlightened commun-
ity-we have publication societies
and book clubs with several hun
dred thousand members-in
word, we have everything worth
while, from either a physical or
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-09-18

moral point of view. So we seek
new spheres of endeavor and
embark upon fresh ventures.
Colleges and universities offer
high-sounding names and are
particularly alluring to public
figures, figures and figure-heads,
and presto, there is boom in in
stitutions of higher learning"
But what's wrong with col
leges and universities?" ventured
Mr.. Karabas.
Nothing wrong in themselves"
answered Keidansky, "but the
ballyhoo that is spread in their
name is horrible. The din, the
clang and Glamour, the extrava-
CANT claims, the exaggerated de-
mands put forward in their be-
half are so irritating and so gro
tesquely out of harmony with
their purposes. Screaming, CHASTITY
headlines and ghoSt-written adj
dresses announcing and extolling
plans for universities which we
always associated with all that is
serene and dignified in life. And
then the impudent subterfuge first
employed by various aimless and
schlemiehl organizations claiming
that they are doing it all to
assure the American way Of life.
All these bolstering from panicky
protective agencies with their
everlasting apology for our ex-
istence. And think of the noisy
exploitation of great names that
were the very representations of
dignity and modesty and the link
ing of strident all right hicks with
all that is or should be solemn
and serene. To be sure, all begin
nings are hard, as the sages de-
clare, and institutions that are
founded with motives that are
not altogether clear and by
methods that are loud and coarse,
may eventually beget a spirit
and produce an atmosphere that
is more in harmony with the
ultimate object, but for the time
being there is an incongruity and
craSsness that takes ones pa
tience."