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The Arizona post. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1946-1990, 1953-08-21

been formed, a campaign commit
tee is being organized and one on
publicity and public relations.
The donor of the property Stip-
ulates that the deed to the prop
erty will be given to the Com
munity Council providing the min
imum of $4,000 is raised for the
Center within a year and con-
struction begun within a reason
able time thereafter. Purchase
of the remaining 21a acres may
be made at the actual pro-rated
cost of the land, which was $780,
500 This is the largest single gift
ever made to a local Tucson Jew
ish agency.
On the basis of action of the
planning committee the Jewish
Welfare Board has been engaged
as cOnSultantS to assist the archi-
tect with general planning. Fee
is 11a@o of construction costs.
Their building experience is re-
garded so valuable that most cen
tiers undertaking to build seek
their advice. Bernard Friedman
will serve as architect. Instead of
the customary SO of construction
contract as his fee, Friedman has
offered to accept $50 and return
ing 10 "aS a further contribution
to the community in which l live"
Thus far named to the planning
committee with ShanhouSe and
Perlman are: Jack Fruchthendler,
Stanley Hatcher, Morris Kleiner-
man, William Levin, Edward
Smotkin, ]. E. levin. Some in
formal discussions have been held
by this committee sounding COM
munity reaction. About As persons;
recently attended a meeting at
Smotkin's home to review build
ing facilities. Much discussion CEN
tered around an enclosed VS.. an
open-air swimming pool and the
combination use and size of a
gymnasium-auditorium having a
dining area for holding dinners,
banquetS, etc.
The present Community Center
budget is approximately $31, ZOO.
of which $500. is received from
the Council and the balance is
revenue from memberships, fees,
tuition, etc.
The Arizona post. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1946-1990, 1953-08-21
Arab Plan To
Unity Military

LONDON (JTA)-The Chiefs
of-Staff of the Arab League arm
les will meet in Cairo on Tuesday
to discuss the unification of the
Arab command, the training OF
Arab armies and the standardiza'
ton of equipment.
According to Raft Bellama, AS
siStant-Secretary-General of the
Arab League, the Chiefs-o-c Staff
will study the Arab League cOllec-
tive security pact and report to
Arab Foreign Ministers and De-
Tense Ministers. They will make
their report at a meeting of the
Arab League Political Committee
The Arizona post. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1946-1990, 1953-08-21
JNF Makes Bio
Land Transfer

JERUSALEM { ] T A } - An
agreement to transfer 100000
dunams of abandoned land to the
Jewish National Fund was signed
between the Israel Government
and the JNF. The bulk of the land
is agricultural on which nearly
400 Jewish settlements have al
ready been established.
A Smallholder-type of settle
ment for Iranian Jews who are
scheduled to arrive in Israel in
three months-and who will con-
tribute to the cost of the settle
inaugurated in south
ern Israel. 1t is expected that by
the time they arrive, the settle
ment will have its own irrigation
system and permanent houses.
The Arizona post. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1946-1990, 1953-08-21
Cabinet Rift Is
Not Serious

JERUSALEM (JTA) = N e w
trouble flared in the government
coalition as a result of bitter
exchange between Interior Minis
ter Israel Rokach and Minister
without portfolio Pinhas Lavon
over the latter'S charges that the
Interior Minister was mismanag-
ing relations with the municipali-
ties.
At a regional meeting of repres-
entatives of municipalities which
was held in Tel Aviv two weeks
ago, Mapai mayors and council
lors voiced a number of grieV-
ances and urged Mr.. Lavon to
raise the question with the Gen
eral Zionist Minister of Interior.
This Mr.. Lavon did last night. Mr..
Rokach who defended his poll
cies, in turn attacked the Mapai
for not carrying out on the NUM-
cipal level the coalition agreement
which is in effect in the national
government.
The press reported that Mr.. Ro-
kach also threatened to resign ii
his policy is overruled.
The Arizona post. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1946-1990, 1953-08-21
Arabs Not To
Raise Ssue

UNITED NATIONS (JTA) -
Representatives of the six Arab
states which are members of the
United Nations decided this week
end not to protest at this time to
the UN General Assembly against
the transfer of Israels Foreign
Ministry from Tel Aviv to Jerusa-
lem. Previously, the Arab states
addressed such protests to Wash
ington and the United Nations.
The Arizona post. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1946-1990, 1953-08-21

Regarding these dis p u t e S,
among which he numbered the
Arab-Israel differences, the Presl-
dent said: 1--WE have been ready at
all times, however, to aid in find
ing peaceful solutions, and our
good offices have always been
available to interested parties"
On the Arab-Israel problem, the
report noted: There is the bitter
feeling between the Arab nations
and Israel. The Arab people feel
that Israel will expand to threaten
their interest and territories. The
Israelis feel that the Arabs may
try to clamp a military wise on
III cir country and ultimately
squeeze it out of existence. Ami
mosities are further intensified by
the Arab refugee problem. The
u. S. can offer useful assistance,
not with expenditures of dollars
alone, but by demonstrating prac-
ticable applications of modern
knowledge to problems of irriga-
ton, disease control, food grow
ing, and other specific fields"
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NEWS In BRIEF

UN provisional agenda contains
an item on the Palestine refugees
and provides for a report by the
director of UN Relief for Refu-
gees Unemployment in Israel
is gradually decreasing and is now
sunder $4,000 New Yugoslav
law insures rights of religious
communities to freely practice rit-
uals and conduct religious educa-
ton :. Jordan makes Jerusalem
Old City the administrative center
of Western Jordan.
Third shipment, load of iron, is
enroute Israel under the Israel
German reparatiOns pact IS
rael was elected to another term
on the social commission of UNI
ESCO, receiving IA of the Is votes
cast Agudath Israel in con-
vention passed a resolution urging
more Jewish parochial schools
and schools for adult education
In a detailed breakdown of
loss of life in Frankfurt, Germany
during World War II no mention
is made of the 5000 Jewish resi-
dents killed by the NaZis .. Con-
struction has begun on the Bar
Han University in Tel Aviv, fin
anced by American MiZrachi.
Canada's Postmaster General
refuses to ban anti-semitic litera-
ture from the mails asserting this
is matter for the Attorney Gen
eral =. Falling off of anti-semitic
propaganda in the form of mail
and speeches by fascist groups in
Britain was reported Eel Al
Airlines enters it's fifth year OF
operation with a perfect safety
record =. Scottish paper mill has
succeeded in producing three diff
ferent types of paper from a weed
which grows abundantly in the
Negev.
IsrNePs ancient irrigation sys
tenn dating back to 200 BEE. is
deemed still disable and is being
restored . Indianapolis Hebrew
Congregation may appeal to the
courts if threatened condemnation
is carried out by the suburban
town of Meridian of a % acre
tract acquired for new building,
even tho the other church groups
were denied coming approval
Western Germany passed legisla
ton to indemnify victims of the
Nazis over a 10 year period at the
rate of $35. for each month i'm
prisoned.
ISRAEL (JTA) - A man who
sold Israel military secrets to q
foreign country was sentenced tc
IA years imprisonment. The spy
who was an Israel citizen, con
tacted the agent of a neighboring
country, in European city.
The Arizona post. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1946-1990, 1953-08-21
Iruu Warns USSR

LONDON (JTA) - The Soviet
Government was warned by Iraq
against moving its legation from
Tel Aviv to Jerusalem. In a note
to the Soviet Legation, Iraq stated
that the transfer "would be con-
sidered by the Arab countries as
an unfriendly act.
The Arizona post. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1946-1990, 1953-08-21
Land Gift Gives Impetus
To Center Bldg. Drive

Following by the Council delegates of gift of
PIume just north of E. Broadway for
community CENTER plans have been moving at acce
pace drive 100000 building committee
headed cOcharman has
The Arizona post. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1946-1990, 1953-08-21
President Reassures Aid
To Israel Will Continue

WASHINGTON JTA-Pres. Eisenhower indicated in report
Congress Security inclined
program the Near
East avoiding political
Evening star., 1953-02-10
LANDSCAPE
statesmen

Our representatives enjoy good In
come month after month. year in
and year out. Prior experience IN
Gn ranns ea nd n0s e %ore
planting or other physical labor in
volved Would like to interview
men with. experience in consumer
:afs S19.d Or df:rs f.4ttdS.i s9 learn sR..5 Gsr
For interview telephone JU. 9-6l 66.
Poplar 2-4s93 or IA. S-8429.a 10
MEAT COUNTERMANi must be expe-
rTienesd; Apply YoUNG's MEAT
MEATCUTTER, experienced. perma-
nent position for reliable man. pay
commensurate with ability and sx-
Ers perienss. zee Apply ,cI in person, PosIs's.
ESTIMATOR, experience
necessary; excel. .oppor. State quali-
festiens and sal. expected to Boz
sSf MANAGER. .xper. nee
estoS: snS snse ;as9S ICnp 70 Box
sifEfWosK ffGx; sz' SALESMAN. .xper. nee.
essary; excel. oppor. state aualifi-
cations and sal. expected to Box
ref. required. MACS PARKING
SERVICE. 213 9th st. NV. -12
with merchandising
experience fer downtown drugstore.
Good opportunity for man with
good BACKGROUND. Box 1927. Star.
top position now.
possibility Of partnership in future
to right man. BOX 20S-Z, Star. --12
excel. hours. pay;
pleasant SURROUNDINGS; 80 .or more
hrs. BAYER DRUG, LU. 1-3401.
Evening star., 1953-02-10
YOUNG MEN-TRAVEI

Age 1928. Free to travel 20 States.
work. No texper nee. Transn naiS iSs
expenses advanced. Average earn
tngs S65 weekly. Comm. plus bonus.
Apply Mr.. NERBoNNE, Cairo Hotel,
que at 10th NV, 10 a.m.-2 pm,
6-S pm. ii
Evening star., 1953-02-10


CLERK -TYPIST, 0irl Friday, for
decorating contractors once. typ.
ing must be neat and accurate.
DECORATORS, 53ll oeorgia ave.
NV. 10
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES work In
accounting dept. Pleasant conditions.
s. s WHITE GTHsl1Ss nENfaL G.aI xNUpAc MssF Ace
TURING CO., 1908 Eye Ct. NV.
CLERK-TYPIsT, age 20 to s5, perm
anent position, small once; 6-day
wk.s hours 8 to 5: salary commen-
surate Eith ability; Apply after 10
CLERK: :TYPIST-Insurance office: g.
day wk.: employe benefits. See Mr..
ADAMS. between 3 and 10 am.
9l7 18th st. NV, Room 300. Ill
general ONCE work;
Rpp1 Rss% P%GisTlSnn' %ETSn kIMss kfISMhs Mss6rEE aGsT Es
TuRERS. 1913 Halt st. sc. --.l2
days; Ar. resident preferred. ia.
cfEESRRkRo,TYPIsT. cfESRRRo age 1890, l5 Enlo5vl-
helpful. but not REQUIRED: 5-day
wk.; company benefits. SHANNON
q LUCHS CO, 1905 H St. NV. For
appt., call Mrs. Farris. MA. S-2345.
CLERK-TYPIsT-we like to work in
pleasant surroundings with con-
genial ueoDle. II yon do too and are
friendly and dependable. come in
between $50 and 4:30 and talk to
us. knowledge Of tipping desired.
but speed not important. These are
permanent positions. Our emuloyes
work 5 days a. week. 37la hrs. Va.
cation and sick leave benefits, Our
company cafeteria is run on Q nom
profit basis and employees receive
excellent food at low cost. Apply
ABLE LIFE INSURANCE CO.. S16
CLERK.iTIYIPisT. white. between IL
and. As his. erad.:. general once
work In Q national organization,
paid vacation and sick leave. good
chance Tor .advancement. pleasant
working cond.. 6-day wk. Apply IN
person to MRS. JONES, 1900 Rhode
Island ave NV In
Evening star., 1953-02-10
HELP-MEN

INSULATION MEN exper. in oper-
ating blowing machine. STEADY work.
OIL. 4-5l27 or OIL. 4-5S47. -12
LIQUOR MAN; part time, evenings,
good salary. Apply in person. WOOD
LEY DRUG, 1927 Conn. ave. liz
LITHOGRAPHING STRIPPER and
layout man. steady employment,
S6Nt-hour week. Chance for ad-
vancement. YOUNG d SELDOM CO..
Calvert and SARATOGA sts., Baltic.
Nd, --15
Evening star., 1953-02-10
HELp.--.-MEN

sALESMAN-Young man interested
in starting o sales career. The
opening Is available with q General
Motors dealer. Coaching and in
liberal starting salary. Box 281-Y,
Star. -12
Evening star., 1953-02-10
CLERK-TYPIST

Must be fast. accurate typist with
some knowledge Of elem, book
keeping; 5-day wk., excel. working
cond., good starting salary; liberal
Apply Mr.. Stewart, THE YOUNG
MEMS SHOP. 1919 2 st. NV. 10
Evening star., 1953-02-10
neLP---MEN
AMBITIOUS YOUNG MAN

PERM, full-time position for
neat, ambitious man aspiring
to menagement. EXP. iirm Of
fefs unlim. oppor. Interviews,
1912 noon, 4-6 pm. SlO1
Schrider st., Silver Spring. Md.
Evening star., 1953-02-10

COLOREU. ZO-0O years OF age ChpA"
BILE Of passing physical exam. 40-hr
Personnel Room sos: open week
days. $50 TO- 8. and Sat, 3 to !.
No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
PRINTING SALESMAN to sell onset
/ printing and service house accounts.
salary and commission. Call NE.
S-34SS for appointment. Ia
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. expert
enced. one who has been syecsssful;
sHsEFs fsTHfsfFRst rSe SeD0ItHir41'Ik 14i4 L .t: s9ss SS
REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN, house
or Investment property specialists:
Must be Of highest integrity and
s1ceptionally Rss protaSie sasstx e shs in
motional possibilities with Q pro-
gressive and established organiza-
ton c9 & rfSlsors fNe 7ss FHGs 5Sb t. F1sHER
REAL o' ESTATE Stare 'H sALEsMEN 1Hss III n'Ta, Tta,
JOHN T. HARRIS. Realtor, $500
Conn; ave. NV, EN-. 2-s4OO. day
REAL re- n'faSi Estate sALEsMEN-For Ar.
lington and Falls Church of1ce. Ex-
muneration including bonus and
1aes loan fee. For personal interview,
call Mr.. Caney. w. FRANK CANEY
INC, ia. 5-8161. Ill
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
t oH oaP for svsP spPe
e., e5sno9 10. otscs tssecsszoo.L LAUREL RsA1t6TY M16
RELIEF MAN. colored, for 4 shifts
man and elevator operator; must
HaER. S s s51S 18th St. t NV. ia T
REFRIGERATION MECHANIC for
service on packaged air-condition-
ing and commercial refrigeration
9s this Good SSad eSDss oi
man. who can produce. Good pay.
steady work and many extra bene-
RfElFRrGsHkATI6N fltsi sST 171Iz sSEsRaEvi1cEM4N1 SsaEi
Hsrk tc s0fS prrRNpo Pay coRmlss5a ssssy
RfEPPRESSEENTtHTTffv1EE-ADyusroR.ou RfEPPRESSEEN tH1Tf1E out
side. excellent opportunity for ag-
gressive hard-working man, In high
GENERAL ELECTRIC CREDIT COR
PoRATION. EX. 3-O1S2. Ill
ROOFER. experienced mop man. to
lead Stag crew: steady work for good
man. Apply 1890 woodbury. dr.. or
sSGafEEsMANs, GfEE M Ns-Ss1e; no Experience necessary;
white or coiored; to sell watches on
outside on credit. See Mr.. Ullman.
NEW YORK JEWELRY, 719 7th St.
NV. -16
SALESMAN-Experienced man who
has been successful. to specialize
In khA @OlA ~ f0PnN and AEfQfA
properties. Apply BOSS & PHELPS
INC 1A17 x st. NV IL
Evening star., 1953-02-10
PERSONS CURRENTLY EMPLOYED
AT THEIR HIGHEST SKILL IN AN
ESSENTIAL DETENSE INDUSTRY
SHOULD NOT APPLY.

ESTIAlATOR for home Improvement
gen. once work. Please apply In own
handwriting as to QualiflcatfonS ex-
perience and salary expected. Box
EsTIMAToR. electrical construction.
experienced in Govt and comm'l
work; good proposition with long
established union contractor. Phone
q. c. McGRADY. AID. 4-01S1. Ewes.
OL. S-6593. Ill
FUNERAL CAR DRIVER-White, age
2l to 36, must have D. c. drivers
permit and be resident of D. c. or
Metropolitan area for / wear. Apply
Mr.. q. C. Eehols, general mgr. W.
st. NV. CO. 5-0432.
FURNITURE statesmen, good salary
and commission; all-year position;
paid vacation. 921 q 81. NV
Washington. D. c. and go Glebe
rd., Arlington, Va.
GAS STATION ATTENDANT-Perma-
only. LeCOMPTE'S ESQ SERVICE.
702 South Weshington st., Fails
Church. JE. 2.9S37. la
pefieneed: top industry wages,
ss6sr dement's. Apply Is virsiniS
ave- ~ -40
Evening star., 1953-02-10
PHARMACISTS

excellent salary: 48-hour
week; 6-6 hr. day; 6 holidays q VI.
with pay. Lge. prescription busi-
ness. Ideal working conditions.
Excellent chance for advancement.
sick leave after one year. Insur-
ance and disqualification available
after mos. employment. Retire.
ment plan available for those over
80 with two years service. Write
or apply In person to Mr.. c. B.
Aldrich. PEOPLES DRUG STORES,
p NC, 3. q P st. n'e'' Washington MIs
PHOTO COUPON SALEsMEN - Best
deal IN town: local or travel. I'll
14th st NV. room OFT 16s
Evening star., 1953-02-10


STANDARD COFFEE co.
Has opening In new business depart
ment for salesmen. White only.
Guaranty while learning plus good
commission. For appointment call
ST. 1884. z to 8 am. lie
SAVER to saw on saw mill. Steady
work. Ii. 4-4009. Ill
SECRETARY and assistant to editor
of monthly publication; 5-day week.
NATIONAL COUNCIL OF CATHO-
Lie MEN. RE. 1858, Ext. 29S.
SERvICEMAN for sealed repair Of
major appliances. Good working
conditions and excel. opportunity.
All employee dement's. incl, vaca-
tions. sick leave, Disqualification.
pension. etc. Eve. appt. ARRANGED.
Call Mr.. Shallow at GE SUPPLY
CO HU. $4,000 10
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
white, ubrication exper. and good
salesman, ref. $40 per day plus
comm. and vac. BARRON'S SUNOCO
SEP STATION, Wis. ave. and Riv-
sHoE SHINE BoY-Experienced to
apply only. Good tipping. 1347
Conn. ave. NV. 10
SURVEYORS
fytief ~ artv ond chairman sfraiphf
Evening star., 1953-02-10

PORTER for liQuor store, must have
driving permit. high school ed.
above average intselligencs: intel Refs.
POETER, colored, full time. Apply
QALLAUDET PHARMACY. 1000
Florida ave. ne, Ii. 6-8S86. Ia
PORTER. colored; 6-day week, no
Sundays. Apply IN person, 1871 &
CEI9HWDia rd. NV" HYMENs PAASH- P1S
PORTER, colored; must have good
reference, experienced, and drivers s
license. Apply CAPITOL LIQUOR,
1913 G st. NV. liz
PORTERS-colored, for general work
around automobile agency. Sh-day
Church, 5TEUART MOTORS, 3rd
and II st1: ne: u
Evening star., 1953-02-10

MEN-Two full time and one part
time: even inexperienced full time
men average 500 and up per week
Repeat business plus regular custom
ers assure you Of steady. regular
income. Start on a one or two
day trial basis II you wish. to prove
sas soo FssT oer wk srHsd sna
appointment. Fuller Brush custom
ers are pleasant. courteous and buy
these famous everyday necessities
regularly, An. experienced man will
II you are are interested Inter I io in 'sSa sure yUS way
to raise your income inquire at eli
National Press Bldg. 14th and F
StS. n.y. n.SwE.ao.o or phone DI. 7-4477, or
MEN tS). White. neat appearing. i for
outside. outside saissTOrk' no sse eexper nscss;
oppor. to 1nts earn s7ssioo "Ti Kk. Iasei sfter
training. Good chance for advance
ment. Transp. furn. Apply Room
go, 724 9th st. NV. -12
MEN over 1S to work with feld mgr.
on regular routes. Can earn $50
ger week a. to start. RIM. 42S. II44O4
MEN, 1890 ". Of age. full-time
necessary; 2 yrs. high SCHOOL, legible
handwriting; 40-hr. wk., varied
hours; salary, about $2I5 mo. to
start, increase after 3 mos. service;
free transportation. paid vacations
and sick leave. pension plan, Apply
$50 am. Monday through Thurs
day. Employment Once. CAPITAL
TRANSIT CO., 36th and NJ SITS.
NV. Take No. so. Rosslyn car.
MEN
81 to 80 years of age; interested in
permanent position in sales, for the
northern Virginia area. Ability to
learn more important than expe-
rience. Good starting salary;
pleasant working conditions, paid
vacation. disqualification benefits and
company transportation furnished.
Apply in person, Mr.. Louttit, SINGER
SEWING MACHINE CO., 7O2 King
St. Alexandria. Va. Ia
YOUNG MAN, mechanically inclined
to learn typewriter repairing; 5-day
week. paid vacation. No phone calls.
4sPEEwk1TERs. 4AsP!E 4 sShrEd 1Nc. i4fs HoRRSA fsrE
YOUNG MAN. white, e5-so; check.
type; Apply. MUTUAL POOL CAR
YSnES dENcY MlS tDd s0 estn eys sts sne., se ni
ET1Ralne saR4 opTcaE TssaE III Tie E5s EADDls e. nv
YOUNG MAN to learn trade in auto
mobile glass shop. Apply sos H
Evening star., 1953-02-10
VOTING MAN
YOUNG NAN

voices to perpetual Inventory; high
school graduate; must be alert and
dependable; 5-day wk.. 40 hours.
Apply SOUTHERN ELECTRONICS,
Evening star., 1953-02-10
HELP-MEN
YOUNG MEN. 1926

YOUNG MAN, hard worker, conscien-
tious, sober. good opportunity to
learn landscape and tree work. JU.
Evening star., 1953-02-10

$15.15 PER EVENING
3 evenings per wk., full-time men
average $29.S0 per dy.; white. 21-
35. car necessary. Cafl AID. 2-2229
MIR. PRENTICE. Ill
Evening star., 1953-02-10
HELP-WoAEN

ACCT. CLERK for accounting divi-
sion Of aviation communications
flrm: 6-day wk.; good starting SAL
ary; airline privilS.; typing nee.
Evening star., 1953-02-10
Restaurant Manager

Restaurant Manager
Excellent opportunity for an expe-
rienced cafeteria or restaurant oper-
Eanization. Immediate openings for
Q top-fiight person to assume COM
plete charge Of an established opera
tion after . short training period In
our system Of operations. Top start
company dement's. Applications win
also be accented from persons with
limited experience as trainee mana
gers. Excellent working conditions.
ct local and out-of.town locations.
See Mr.. Coleman. Mon, Tues. or
NY N Mind "a HHTHYHHanHA
Evening star., 1953-02-10

CHARWOMAN, white: hrs. SO pm.
Apply MRS. WILHELM, the South
ern Bldg. 18th and II sts. NV.
ICLEsK, vi White. M not over IS: fiiinr.
mise ONCE work; 6-day. S6-hr. wk.;
$40 Der wk. to start. Box 42a.Y,
CLERKS, permanent positions for re-
cepts., high. school graduates. with
week. NE. $3.50. lis
|CLERK, experienced, to work In
laundry and dry cleaning branch
store. Apply BETTER LAUNDRY,
1721 Goth ct. nv. --12
CLERK, for work In drug and cos
metic departments; must be expert.
enced; pleasant working conditions.
Apply 9CHRARTz PHARMACY.
100 Conn. ~. -1S
Evening star., 1953-02-10
SALESMAN
Wholesale Floor COVERING

Wholesale Floor Covering
Good opportunity for young man with
wholesale or retail floor covering ex-
perience. This position offers real
opportunity for advancement. Sal
airy plus commission. Phone Mr..
Sweeney in Baltimore, Longwood
THE FULTON COMPANY
COLLECTOR for large
established industrial insurance
route; auto necessary. Apply 503
Victor Bldg, 724 9th st. NV. Ia
SALESMEN-Excelle opportunity to
represent large reupholstering and
Slip-cover manufacturer In this area
Good proposition: earnings around
$3.50 wk; full-time position: must
have car. Call 8 to 5. RE. 7-1210.
10
SALESMEN-Fuli or part time. ex-
perienced in outside sales: money to
be made selling major appliances.
n on brands: easy financing.
REPENDo Pc a5S,. REFRIGERATION Co.
experienced slip cover
and upholstery men: good oppor-
tunity for the right men. Ii. 6-7222.
Evening star., 1953-02-10
Machine Bookkeeper

Large real estate and mort. :
gage loan once desires to 4
employ q young lady expert.
inS. PleasanSsn @aSnins surroundinEs. sSGnSssp.
atr-condttioned building, 37M.
hour work week. no Saturday ,
work, lunches furnished free.
disqualification and life in. ]
suranee furnished without /,
cost to employees after reS-
sonable length of service.
salary commensurate with
ability. Opportunity for ad-
vaEcement. .
CALL MRS. RIEss-NA. s-21i3
Evening star., 1953-02-10

EARNINGS UNLIMITED
2 men to sell home improvements.
Immediate salary. We train you.
Apply Monday 10 am. to 12 am.
620 Rhode Island ave n e. q
Evening star., 1953-02-10
COUNSELLOR

This is Q good position for Q refined
widow, with car. who wishes to
work several days q week to increase
her income. You must like to meet
Position Is permanent, pleasant and
dignified with good pay. For a
personal interview, write particulars
about yourself to Box 361-V. Star.
Evening star., 1953-02-10
OMETER
OPERATOR

6-day week. Excellent starting sal
ary. Can go to. work Immediately
for an established Arm Hospitaliza-
tion and credit union privils. Apply
Mr.. Early. THE HENRY B. GMP1N
DEMONSTRATOR for hook rugs. in
dept, store, $50 weekly guarantee
and bonus. Phone EN-. A554S. 10
ASSISTANT-Exper. or
trained in magazine publishing rou-
tine for monthly professional jour
nal. Duties include secretary to ed:
itor. Typing required. shorthand
desirable. Give age, experience, sal
ary, telephone number. Box 454-Z