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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-01-22
SALEM, OHIO
Evanseiisch-I4uth. Emmanuel Kirche
20l South Broadway

20l South Broadway
Pastor John Baumann. SonntaR-
schule jeden Sonntay 9 Uhr vormit-
tags. 10 Uhr Gottesdienst in der
Landessprache. II TIN deutscher
Gottesdienst. Der deutsche Kirchen-
Frauenverein hat am zweitep Mitt-
woch ie.'en Monats, 8 Uhr abends,
Versammlung. K,rfrmanden- INTER-
RIGHT (zweijaehrig) vo' September
bis Ostern, Dienstag und rreitag
nachmittag TIN 4 Uhr. ALE Glsu-
benssenossen und Freuhde sind .ierz.
Itch eingela den.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-01-22
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
st. Paul& Getneinde
1857 Homer 81

1857 Homer st.
Pastor r. G. Sedo. 1855 Homer st.
Chicago 80, Ill. Tel: BE. 7-5898. Je-
den Sonntag 8 Uhr Snnntaeschule; 10
Uhr engiisch Gottesdienst; II Uhr
deutscher Gottesdienst. Wir lader
ale Glaubensgennssen und freunde
herzlich elm zu den Gnttesdiensten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-01-22
FARRELL. PA.

Deutsche E. Lutf. st. psulus. Kirche
Pfarrer Hans 3. Jentsch. Jeden
Sonntag vorm;ttag 8 Uhr Sonntag-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-01-22
COLUMBUS. ONO

EvanE. Luth. Martin Luther Kirche
Ecke Molrr und Ann st.
Pastor Henry Oestreict, Gil Molet
st. Jeden Sonntag y Uhr vormittags
SOnntagschuie, II Thy engiischei
(;Ottesdjenst: II Uhr deutsrher Got
tesdienst. Ale Gtaubensgenosser und
Creunde sind herzlich eingeladen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-01-22
citieite QieSertofel

am Ureitas, ben 90. Sanuar mirb
obiger Verein einen @uritmarft nit
dnlflieBenben 6artenobeno aeben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-01-22
MONACO. PA.
OeutSche ". Luth. 1t. Peters.
GonnAiMAA CiroeSn

Gemetnde = 5. StrasSe.
Pfarrer H ans q. E. Simoieit, 244
Adams St., Rochester, Pa. Te,.: Ro-
chester 1868. Gvttesdienst $50 Uhr
morgens. Sonntagschule 1915 Uhr.
t'rauenvereins Versammlung am
letzten Donnelstas :e'lep Monats. 8
Uhr abends. Jedermanp list herzlich
Willkommen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-01-22
HOMESTEAD. PA.
Deutsc ne Ev. Luth. st. Mar kus Ktrche

OeutS.Ie C'Vs Autu. SC. HlafH A1TcUe
222-224 t,st y. Ave.
Rev. Martin Bauer. Pastor. Tele-
phon: HO. 1745. Sonntagsthule $50
Jhr morgens. GOtttsriienst 1890 llhr.
ALE (slaubensgenossen und Freunde
sind herzlich eingeladen.
, 1953-01-27
Eurl of Munster to
Pass Thru ST. Thomds
About FebrudrY 8

Sir Kenneth Blackbourne,
Governor Of the Leeward Is
lands, has advised Governor
de Castro that the R ght Hon
orable the Earl of Munster,
who is Parliamentary Under
Secretary Of State in the Co
1onial Office in London, will
pass through ST. Thomas en-
route to Tortola on or about
February 3rd.
St, Kenneth recently visited
St. Thomas for conferences
with Governor de Castro.
, 1953-01-27
Virgin Islands Flodt
In I~ndugurul Parade
Very Effective

The Governor has been adj
vised that the Virgin Islands
float participated in the In
augural Parade as scheduled
but that because Of the ex-
IRENE length of the parade
and the fact that the Virgin
Islands and other territories
were in the eighth division,
most of the route was covered
after shutdown.
The general consensus, the
Governor was informed, was
that the float was effective
and many favorable COM
ments were received.
Pictures of the float are ex-
pected by the Chief Executive
in the near future.
, 1953-01-27
Governor de Castro
Tod Deliver S~upperti1ne
Chut Wed. Evening

Governor de Castro expects
to deliver his weekly supper
time chat from Government
House in Charlotte Amalie,
ST. Thomas over radio station
VISTA on Wednesday, even
ing, January % at 6:15 o'clock.
It will also be heard over
WIVI which will rebroadcast
it from VISTA. Last Wednes-
days "Chat'' was cancelled by
the Governor.
, 1953-01-27
Commander in Chief
Of Atlantic Fleet to
Visit ST. Thomds

Admiral Lynde D. McCor-
mick, USN, COMMANDMENTS
Chief of the US. Atlantic
Fleet, will include St. Thomas
in the itinerary of his ten-day
inspection trip during which
he will leave Norfolk in the
second week of February, but
the exact date of his visit to
the sister island is not yet
known.
Admiral Mccormick will
observe training exercises of
most Atlantic Fleet types, in
Guiding aircraft carriers, sub
marines, cruisers, destroyers,
air units and the amphibious
units.
, 1953-01-27
ST. Croix Brdnch Of
VITB Hos New Office
In Government House

The st. Croix branch of the
Virgin Islands Tourist Board
opened its new office in the
Government House several
weeks ago. Located where the
old telephone exchange was, it
is beautifully painted in blue
with white trim; desk and
tables of mahogany, a straw
rug. Chairs Of mahogany will
replace the borrowed metal
ones.
The only items of steel are
the file cabinet, typewriter,
and stand.
Mrs. Doris Lee Karwick,
whose background and her
work here has shown her to
be fully qualified and has had
much experience in the field
Of public relations, is t h e
manager.
The furniture was manufac-
tured locally by the Cruzan
Woodmaking Company 0 f
which Allan Price is gprc-
prietor.
, 1953-01-27
Bdyne, Kessler of
v. l.. Hotel Pldn
24O Apis. in st. Thos.

Plans to construct 240 apart
ments on their property near
the Virgin Isle Hotel in Saint
Thomas, were presented by
Ben Bayne and his associate
Mr.. Kessler in a meeting with
the Tax Exemption Board.
Estimated to cost between
two and three million dollars,
the project will include TWEEN
ty to thirty buildings, it was
said. The enterprisers, who it
was said, expect to obtain
FILA. loans for the project
indicated their desire to make
an early start.
, 1953-01-27
Donuld Louder Of
New Yorker Mug.
Likes St. Croix

Donald Lauder Of the IA
nous New Yorker magazine
spent a few days in st. Croix
over the last weekend during
which time he interviewed
many important persons, in
Guiding local officials.
With the assistance Of DR..
D. c. Canegata, Administrator
for st. Croix, who made a car
available, Mrs Lee KarWick
was able to take Mr.. Lauder
around the Island to see the
picturesque sites, which so
impressed him that he plans
to return in March.
Mr.. Lauder left for ST. Tho
mas where he planned to
interview Governor de Castro.
, 1953-01-27
Inter American
Geodetic to Conduct
Survey Of vi, PR.

The I~nter-American Geode-
tic Survey will conduct tri-
angulation work in the Virgin
Islands in order to extend
North American Datum t o
South America.
It is expected that the sur
vey work will start in Puerto
Rico and the Virgin Islands in
March, the release said.
, 1953-01-27
Mdrines to Get -Four
Week-ends in ST. Thos.
Admired Says

Admiral Doyle has advised
the Governor that there has
been no change in the sche-
duling of US. Marine Corps
liberty parties to St. Thomas
beginning with the weekend
of January 81, to February /.
The Governor made inquiry
of Admiral Doyle when he re-
ceived word that leaves had
been cancelled in favor of
San Juan.
, 1953-01-27
Legislative Assembly
To Meet in For1ndl
Session February is

The Legislative Assembly
Of the Virgin Islands will con-
vene in formal session in Saint
Thomas on Monday, February
Is, according to a news item
in the Home Journal of Saint
Thomas. The decision was
reached at an informal session
held in Christiansted ! a $ t
week.
Reorganization Of the Or
ganic Act Reform Committee,
consideration Of the report of
the Committee on Social Sc
curly, and other measures
will be considered in the
session.
, 1953-01-27
Governor, Mrs.
De Custro Hosts to
Nuvul Officers

Saturday afternoon, Janu-
airy "a, Governor and Mrs. de
Castro were hosts at Govern
ment House to approximately
100 officers of the Navy and
the Maine Maritime Academy.
Guests of honor were Rear
Admiral w. w. Warlick, USN,
retired, who is Superinten-
dent of the Maine Maritime
Academy and Rear Admiral
A. P. Storrs III, USN, who is
the Commander, Carrier Di-
vision Is.
Naval representatives includ
ed officers from the Aircraft
Carrier Paulaa, officers of the
Submarine Squadron 6 and
USS Orion, officers from De
stroyer Squadron 80 and Off
GERS of t h e UDT teams
temporarily stationed j n
st. Thomas.
, 1953-01-27
More Flying in 1852
MONTREAL,

MONTREAL - Some 49,
000,0 passengers m a d e
flights in scheduled aircraft in
1852, as compared with less
than 40, 600, 900 the previous
year, the international Civil
Aviation Organization, a U.N
Specialized Agency, reports
here.
Evening star., 1953-05-31
MORE ''DRooDLBs"

INA recent issue of THIS WEEK,
i comedian Roger Price intro
duced 'Droodles" to millions of
startled readers. One could say of
Mr.. Prices invention that it is
not quite as good as penicillin, and
not quite as bad as the atom bomb.
Try a couple of Droodles on your
friends = afterwards, you'll find
you have no friends.
Evening star., 1953-05-31

TW--5 5-3l-S3
Evening star., 1953-05-31

WhistIer's mother out look
ing for WhistIer's fother
Evening star., 1953-06-03
HouseG. 0.p. Chiefs
Scotch Talk Of Cuts
In VA Medical Care

Republican policy chiefs in the
House today planned a vigorous
campaign to assure Congress and
the country that outlays for vet
Grams hospital and medical care
will be bigger than President Ell
senhower suggested.
A supply bill to be- reported
out next week by the House Ap-
preparations Committee win
carry substantial increases over
the $657 million recently recon-
mended in the Eisenhower
budget for such care during the
fiscal year beginning July /, 1t
was learned.
As approved by q subcommit-
tee. members indicated, the bill
probably will not provide any
overall increase for the Veterans
Administration because some
cuts have been made in other
items.
Will Disclose Totals.
Even before the bill comes out,
however, leaders have arranged
for Subcommittee Chairman
Phillips, Republican, of Califor-
mia, to disclose the main totals
in a statement to the House.
The reason for this unusual
procedure, it was explained, is
to help House members answer
a flood of letters from constitu-
ents who ask whether veterans
disqualification and medical care
appropriations are being re-
duced. The veterans appropria-
ton problem was the only mat
ter discussed at long meeting
Of the policy committee late yes
terday.
"A lot of Misrepresentation and
misunderstanding has gone out
over the country" House Re
publican Leader Halleck said
later, II don't know whether it
was inspired or not. But we
want to give assurance that
every veteran who is eligible to
receive hospital and medical
treatment will get as much as
before"
No Hospitals To Close.
Mr.. Halleck and other Repub-
lican leaders said there would
be no closing of veterans hos
pitals and no reduction in the
number of beds available for
disqualification.
The Eisenhower budget total
Of $657 million for hospital and
medical care was about $50 mil
lion under the total suggested
last January by former Presi-
dent Truman. Veterans groups
and others said such q reduc-
ton might cause the closing of
at least six veterans hospitals.
Evening star., 1953-06-03
ChinchiIIo Walnut Bedroom Suites
Impeccoble Tastes, Modest Budgets

This 2-pc. Iustrous eroy bedroom, includes double
dresser and mirror, double bed, features topfIioht
construction :. sleek modern lines. Priced to fit
the most modest budget!
Evening star., 1953-02-06

GOVERNMENT OF THE DISTRICT
Of COLUMBIA. DIRECTOR OF
SANITARY ENGINEERING D. c.,
February 4, 1853. SEALED PRO-
POSALS will be received in Room
429. District Building, 14th and
Streets, NV, WASHINGTON 4, d. c.,
until 200 PM, EASTERN STAN
DARD TIME, March 8. 1858, and
then publicly opened and read for
the construction Of SECTION 2 OF
EAST BRANCH PINEY BRANCH
TRUNK SEWER, vicinity Of 18th
and Randolph Streets. NV. Wash
'ngton, D. c.. This project consists
Of the following: In Open Cut'--76
linear feet 1870" 100" brick and
-einforced concrete masonry sewer;
a5 linear feet 1870" diameter brick
and reinforced concrete masonry
sewer; 2S linear feet transition sec
tions; 2 special manholes. In Tunnel
i. 1895 linear feet $50" diameter
brick and concrete masonry sewer;
45 linear feet go" diameter brick
and concrete masonry sewer; 16
linear feet transition sections. Pro-
posai forms, drawings and specifica-
tions may be obtained, upon the
deposit Of certified check In the
amount Of Fifty Dollars $3.50. .O0l.
from Secretary, Contract Board. D.
c., Room 429, District Building
Telephone National $4,000. Exten-
sion 2307), fe4.5.6.7S910
Evening star., 1953-02-06

SECRETARY-Young man, proficient
in shorthand and typing. for posi-
tlon with one of the leading con-
Struction companies. Permanent
position. Excellent opportunity for
advancement. knowledge of con-
struction work preferred but not
necessary. State age, education, ex-
perience and inclose recent photo
Salary open. Box lay. Star. IS
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
white. fabrication exper. and good
salesman; sansm Id ref ps1s SO per day pg plgs
SEP STATION. Wis. ave. and Riv-
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
colored, exper. GREYSTONE ESQ
STATION, l101 r. I. ave. NV.
SERVICE STATION SHIFT OPERAT-
Or for new. modern ESQ Service
Center; prefer one who is at present
working but ambitious for q better
job; salary. .$75-$100 per wk,. 46
hrs: must be reliable. Call OIL.
2-9S63 for appointment. %
SERVICE STATION SALESMAN,
white. no lub work; prefer shift
operator; rapid pay advancepent.
free disqualification, vacation with
pay, free laundry. Apply CHER
NER'S AMOCO STATION. Florida
ave. and Champlain st. NV. See
Mr.. Valentine. AID. 4-9711. 20
Evening star., 1953-02-06
CRAFTSMEN
Mechanical and Electrical

on mechanical and sche-
matte drawings. Numerous employe
benefits and excellent salary. Call
ME. S-6913. 3
DRIVER, experienced route man for
dry cleaning and laundry: truck
furnished; guaranteed salary and
commission; good proposition for
right man; must be steady and
sober. Apply Box Sly, Star. %
DRIVER, aggressive. for established
dry cleaning route; guaranteed salary
and commission. Apply WHEATON
VALET. 11447, Georgi9 ave-,
Wheaton, Md. -S
Evening star., 1953-02-06

BOOKKEEPER for general con
tractor; tipping and general ofice
work. State reference and salary
part time. busy location. W. M.
ra,lE 4; Bus Pepots; 4o3 ,l Iith st. NV; w., =
ony aso HhitsS 1910 saa rd
BGIIDoSfk HfnsiNSzGhi OPERATOR. Gsi long s stead,
sTRUCTToN ONCE. Greenly anc
Conn. Ave. Estates. Silver Spring
BUIiDozER Ii OPERATOR WANTED
experienced at clearing, to operate
It'd: IA. Must be sober and re-
csRtsct n fen E. J. mahf MHrtTSR GysF StsS esS Sh
site at Laurel Md. west side, Of
BURGLAR ALARM INSTALLER, ex.
per-; per; Apply s5o4 Ga. ave. silver
BUTCHER-Youns. fair meatcutter
an all-around man. Call AID. 4-5505
BUTCHER; good steady job for re.
QUALITY Foop SHOP, 5os5 Conn
BtGETTcHER-white. exper. self-sery-
PER MARKET. SSoz 4th st: ne
CAB DRIVERS, men or women. Cab.
tification cards attend our tax
Bennins rd. ne, LII. 4-350O. ID
CAB DRIVERS, men and women
white or colored. Free cab school
1129 goth st. NV. MA. S-7349. --9
Evening star., 1953-02-06
PERSONAL

NURSING CARE for those Rho really
care. Graduate nurses. MT. VERNON
CONVALESCENT HOSP. 2301 Cal
vert St NV Approved and licensed
PEEYMASFME FYNAN BEEu$1 4 connESG s5nnRSG ,SS MSe 4
IF you ARE interested in learning to
dance the easy Arthur Murray way,
phone Miss Julia johnson. at EX.
3-4100 and ask her to send you a
the book that tells you all about
the Arthur Murray way OF teaching
methods. our teachers, our dance
parties. etc. Phone Miss johnson.
Elk. 3-4100 and ask for your free
ARTHUR MURRAY STUDIOS. 1106
Conn. ave. NV. WASH, D. c. It
will be sent to you by return mail
VACANCY IN NURSING HOME for
HIass ST sas sd souny sSDef
vision. JU. 9-6040.
LIMITED VACANCIES. nursing home:
seniles a speciality. Oliver 4-4425.
vACANCY-First A.: elderly lady or
gentleman eSaS3.,On Ais9 BED patent: al t.,Si
DEVELOPMENT. DE.
SIGN and drafting, solicited by cap
able engineer, call co. 5-lSS4s g.
DAY CARE for selected child. age 3
to y, 5, ms in spacious t TslHns home between
SUEDE Hs AND LEATHER GARMENTS
Look very smart when the spe-
clialiSt cleans or dyes them by his
careful. highly specialized process;
smooth texture. EXQUISITE CLEAN
ORiGINAI Beauty WILL BE re-
stored to your faded clothes, drapes
and slipcovers when you bring them
e sai Is 'iseRsS dHss the fae iDs
Work Specialist, cor. Go. and N. II.
DYEiNG is GRAND when Exquisite"
takes q hand. Drive up to our door
and bring, your problems to Eek
cor; Ga. and N. H. aves. NV. RA.
WITH "ExQUIsITE's'' CARE i. :.
wear. ExoU1srTE cLEAfNERs. RA.
COME DINE WITH US. and enjoy our
in pleasant atmosphere: wk. or no.,
2 meals daily. $1.50. 1929 Belmont
rd. NV. AID. 2-9435. Sc
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, pur-
suant to Sec. 29-231 of the D. C.
Code 195D, that a meeting Of the
stockholders of the Security Stor-
age Company, a District of Column
bia corporation. to elect directors
for the ensuing year and to consider
and act upon a proposal to change
the corporate domicile to the State
Of Delaware so as to enlarge the
management's investment powers.
will be held at the Company'S Offices,
1140 18th st. NV, Washington,
d. c., at 8 pm. on February II, 1858
c. A. ASPINWAIL,
DANIEL w. BELL.
PHILIP L. GORE.
GEORGE z. HAMILTON.
CORCORAN THOM.
%
Evening star., 1953-02-06
SALESMEN

For counter selling; with grocery ex-
perience preferred. Answer in own
handwriting, stating age. experience
and salary expected. Box 153-Y,
Evening star., 1953-02-06
REAL ESTATE
SALESMAN

One of the largest and old
est real estate and mortgage
companies with well ostab-
lished reputation in business,
has excellent opening for an
experienced salesman who has
o proven record Of success over
the years, particularly in
ground sales.
This is not the usual sales
Job but an unusual opportu-
nifty for the right man. Must
own automobile and employ
ment is on q commission basis.
In reply. state previous real
estate and other experience,
together with name of pres
ent employer. All information
treated confidentialiy. Box S3-
Y, Star.
Evening star., 1953-02-06
MAN
COLORED
MAN WITH CAR

BIZ, earnings. Good references. can
MEN (2). white. preferably married;
nent position In our service dept.
Good pay, auto allow, gasoline, etc.
Vacation, comm. For interview, apply
between 10 am. to 3 pm. at 3064
WHITE MEN WANTED, for iull-time
work in delicatessen store; good
hours; good pay. Call Mr.. Brodsky,
CATEsSEN. 4017 s. Cap. st. -s
YOUNG MAN. Is to 81 years. me-
chanically inclined, drivers license,
for x-ray division. large corp. No
experience necessary. Apply by
letter to Box 1S-Y, star. --S
YOUNG MAN to learn the plumbing
business and to work in stock rm.
Apply 1902 Sheridan St. RiVerdsle'
Y6GNe Gfi MAN to assls. manager IN
operation of service and delivery
dent. Clerical ability required. Cail
MR.. AMENT, Ma. S-046S "a
YOUNG MAN for miscellaneous ONCE
work Apply after 2 pm. c.. A.
YOUNG MAN, white, to learn book
keeping; 6-day week; salary. $50.
YOUNG MAN TO learn 70 make blue
prints. Apply Mr.. Goundry. BAR
BER q ROSS STEEL SHOP. 4th
and Charming sts. ne. -S
Evening star., 1953-02-06
HELP MEN tcons.D

When GDsUeTtne advertisements
addressed TO Star bores. do NOT
tnciose original references. photo
graphs or other materials OF per.
sonGI Udl1e. Copies serve the pur.
pose and originals may Get lost
Evening star., 1953-02-06
ARCADE-SUNSHINE

ARCADE-SUNSHIN
713 lamont st. NV. -6
SALESCLERK wanted FOR fancy
food shop. Exper. pref. but not essen
tial. Call Mr.. Atkinson. OIL. 1895.
SALESMAN. experienced paper, mill
Mills and industry. Buy and sell.
Furnish references first letter. Boz
s saEEsMAN1Experienced ALE j SS+r man who
m in the e sale u'oS': Of farm 70 ana speed estate
properties. Apply BOSS g. PHELPS
SALESMAN for real estate ONCE, to
specialize in the sale Of business
Rpps bo5s Nc 5seulfG ff
skALIEss;mMXxN-Established a Z; biscuit route.
Southern Nd; salary. commission
and car allowance; must live in
Southern Southern M ~ Write Box lis. sla-
SALESMAN. for for General Motors alto
mobile dealer; old established arm:
good proposition for right man. Box
SALESMAN to sell phonograph rec
9rds for major manufacturer; must
Count Box a2lY. Sta Star eA'e".e ~
SALESNTAN-Young man interested
in starting q sales career. The
opening is available with q General
Motors dealer. Coaching and in
structions will help the beginner;
liberal starting salary. Box 2s1,Y
SALESNGAN--Unusual oportunity for
right man to Join growing national
organization. Experienced man can
easily earn $4,000. Protected ter
5oy gitoFy With active accounts; Age
in selling automotive or. electrical
supplies preferred. Reply giving
age. education, credit and business
references. Box 1S7-X. Star. 8"
SALESMAN, to sell essential service
sehooS oSte nstTtons UapaS and
Call after 4 pm, MA. s-1664. Ext.
sALESMAN-To sell confectionery,
etc. OF truck direct to stores: must
nsya st ldmaF man MoFnnss fansn d6Gf D% So Psy t.
SALESMAN, young man, to sell up
holstering and slip cover services
must be willing to help promote
business. Will consider giving share
in business to right man. Must
have car. Give refs. Reply to
ssGEsMANEciothins sH1 MAN: sssa; and furnish
commission: 1924 18th St: NV,
DU. 7-9375. -
SALESMAN WANTED, for long dis
tance moving company. Must have
car. Straight commission basis,
substantial earninss. Call 10. 2
SALESMAN. must be experienced and
have knowledge Of bridge. for lead
ing bridge school in washington.
Inside sales. no solicitation for
prospects. We have plenty Of them.
Phone Mr.. Zeve for appointment.
AID. 4-0116. between 1-5. GOREN
SCHOOL OF BRIDGE. 6 Dupont
Circle NV. 3
SALESMAN to take over used car lot.
selling new and used cars. Chrysler-
Plymouth dealer. Good proposition to
right man. Call MR.. SHIPLEY, PO.
2-3916. IS
well-established COM
pany; salary. bonus and expenses;
to cover retail stores in D. c..
nearby Md. and Va; bet. 27-37 yrs.
of age. good appearance: give COM
p1ete information in first letter as
to experience, salary desired, etc.
Box 2S3-Y. Star. IS
SALESMAN, experienced, for haber:.
dashery dept; some knowledge Of
STEIN & CO., 1714 L st. NV. tat
Conn. ave. y
WITH CAR. to write re-
newalS for Golfers; no canvassing;
can earn S75-S100 per wk See Mr..
MURRAY, RIM, 424 Bond Bldg. -6
Evening star., 1953-02-06

CLERK, to run post once substatior
maeARTHGR Il aIE i54Te DF9o e iFsi d. q s45So sS6
CLERK. white. not over So; nling
misc office work; b-day. 35-hr. wk.;
$40 per Fk. to start. Box 42a-Y Y.
CLERK, for pricing and listing Iaun-
dry tickets. Must be good at flg-
ures. adding machine experience
helpful. Only those who desire
permanent lob need apply. $50
CLERK FOR GIFT sHoP-Prefer ex-
perienced. Mr.. Mayer, PARK GIFT
SHOE yoPo 1881 Savannah st. Sc. 20.
ChERK for dry cleaning plant ONCE.
capable of doing some book work;
good starting sal PENTHOUSE
CLEANERS, 1915 Bethesda ave-.
CLERK Ii ToR DRUGSTORE, NO nigh.
CREEK DNU0, 60O0 Grub rd.,
silver epring, Nd. JU. 0-1S27. liz
Evening star., 1953-02-06
Machine Bookkeeper

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Evening star., 1953-02-06
AlltonobiIe Salesman

We have q position open for an ex-
perienced. high-grade automobile
salesman Of good character. If you
have a good record Of accomplish.
ment and are reliable we offer you
an opportunity to make a connection
with a large Chevrolet leadership
Excellent working condition. Trans
portationt furnished. Liberal COM
pensation. Apply to Mr.. Mahoney
ADDISON CHEVROLET SALES, 14th
and Florida ave. NV.
AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN
If you have successfully sold storm
windows, children's books. life In
surance or any other commodity
which requires contracting the
public, and If you enjoy congenial
surroundings, good working condi-
tions and II you are willing to work.
then you can earn a substantial
income for yourself and family,
selling the hottest line of auto
mobiles on the road today, come
out and talk over our proposition
and you Will see what we mean.
See Mr.. Harris, PALMER FORD,
INC. 3110 Hamilton ST., Hyatts-
Vile. Md. WA. 10000. IS
AUTO SERVICE SALESMAN-Gen-
eral Motors experience preferred.
Pleasant working conditions. many
company dement's. Must be capable
OF estimating body work. Excellent
Star. Box 29S-Y. 5
BARBER. union. white, to manage
new, 4-chair shop; references. 1lO9
v st. NV. ~