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Evening star., 1953-10-02
Eagles Rated 7 Points
Better Than Redskins
In Clash Tonight
By Lewis z. Atchison

Short on manpower, with seven
players idle because of injuries,
the Redskins hope to beat the
Eagles tonight in Philadelphia
by putting a little muscle into
their work.
'"This is the test" Coach Curly
Lambeau said. IF we can win
under these conditions, we've got
team that can win the cham
pionship. But we've got to give
it that extra something because
they've got the edge tonight in
personnel"
The game will not be televised.
A shortage of cables ruled out
the scheduled telecast early last
night. But WN1AL will broad
cast a play-by-play description
starting at $3.50 pm, with Jimmy
Gibbons at the microphone.
BritO Replaces Dekker.
Lambeau shifted Gene Brito
from left to right end to replace
ailing Paul Decker, and moved
Tackle Laurie Niemi into Brito'S
old position. Niemi, key figure
in the teams defense, missed
most of last Sundays opening
game with the Cardinals because
of knee injury.
Curly expects to improvise as
the game unfolds in an effort
to stretch the Redskins over four
tough periods. Most of the line
men will have to do double duty
on offense and defense at some
stage of the game. Certain
backs, such as Chuck Drazeno-
vich and Harry Dowda. may have
to do the same.
The Eagles lost their league
debut to San Francisco, 81 to 21,
while the Redskins were upset.
ting the Cardinals, "a to 13.
Despite those figures, the Phila-
delphians are rated seven points
better than their Washington
rivals. I
Eagles DefenSeS Strong.
A defensive line featuring Vic
Sears, Frank Kilroy, Chuck Bed
narik and Mike Jarmoluk is one
reason the experts lean toward
the Eagles. They have a pretty
good pass. defense, too, holding
the Forty-Niners to seven COM
pletions in 18 tries. That's good
enough to test the mettle of
rookie Jack Scarbath and Eddie
LeBaron.
The Eagles would especially
like to get whack at LeBaron.
Little Eddie led the Redskins to
a 81 to 81 victory over the Eagles
here last December, knocking
them out of a tie with the
Cleveland Browns for the di-
vision championship.
In 1850, too, LeBaron teamed
with Charlie Justice to pace the
College All-Stars to a II to Z
victory over the Eagles in Chi
cago. Justice had another good
day the first time he played
against Philadelphia for the
Redskins. If the two get hot
tonight they might up-end the
Eagles again. a
Burk Passing Threat.
Coach Jim Trimble will have
good quarterback working for
Philadelphia in Adrian Burk,
with Bobby Thomason ready to
help out,.> They completed 18
out of 81 passes for I'll yards in
San Francisco and, with the
Redskins badly crippled on de-
fense. probably will concentrate
on this weakness.
The Redskins defense has
been hardest hit by injuries. Jim
Ricca, middle guard, Linebacker
Knox Ramsey and Halfbacks
Hall Haynes and Harry Gilmer
are out. And, with Niemi movej
to tackle, Jim Clark will have
to go both ways, which doesn't
help.
Rookie Sam Baker, who has
been doing the punting, also
will miss the game, but Justice
can handle this chore.
The Redskins left for Phila-
delphia this morning and were
scheduled to return Immediately
after the game.
Evening star., 1953-10-02
Purker-Gruy Beaten

Parker-G Gray High of Alex
andria lost. 1875, to Lucy Addi-
son in a football game last night
at Roanoke, Va.
Evening star., 1953-10-02
Fans Orders Force Orioles
ToBeqin Ticket Sales for '5A

steel executive for IL box seats
to be reserved for all II home
games. The latter order was ex-
pected to run in the neighbor-
hood of 1000.
Evening star., 1953-10-02

THAT guy ought to get a
bonus for the way he's played
today" commented one writer,
watching Gene Brito barrel into
Evening star., 1953-10-02

Five Years Ago-Citation
won the $108,800 Jockey Club
Gold Cup at Belmont Park.
Evening star., 1953-10-02

Twenty Years Ago-Marty
McManus released as manager
of the Red Sox.
Evening star., 1953-03-15

the 2, 900 inhabitants of Waynoka stage their
annual rattlesnake hunt. The reptiles, just
about emerging from Information. can be
trapped with comparatively little danger.
Some hunts have resulted in a catch of
5000 rattlers. with an average weight of
three pounds. That means ample bounty for
everyone. not to mention ridding the graz
ing ranges of dangerous pest.
Spectators come from all over the state to
watch the hunters 60 about pinning the
rattlers to the ground with long, wooden
prongs. It's touchy work at first, but they
soon get the fang of it.
Snake bite? That happens, too, but
OklahOmans have discovered that a
good shot Of whiskey Oklahoma is a
dry state) is an effective antidote. One
citizen Of WaynOka reports that a lot Of
hunters let themselves get bitten ON
purpose. bENNEIT CERF
Evening star., 1953-03-15
CPRufG FEVER has
Otaken its toll all

over the nation. For
example. i'm Stamford,
Conn.,, businessman
Thomas Edward SAKE.
Jr., has designated one
rOpmer rof hia inner
Evening star., 1953-03-15

sanctum ms official headquarters for the
most soothing and undemanding in
stitution in the country today: the Sit
tim, Starin' NJ ROckin' Club.
Its close to 1000 members INCLUDING a
couple of movie stars. an editor of THIS
WEEK, TV and sports personalities and
ordinary folk like bank presidents and you
and me) have neither meetings nor policies
to fret about The only thing they must do
to stay in good standing - or sitting is
to propel themselves gently to and fro in
rocking chair few minutes every day.
SAKE discovered one morning while vaca-
tioning in Sarasota, Fla, that an old rocl<in'
chair had gotten" him. It relaxed his
nerves, soothed his brow. frightened his
skies He resolved then and there to form his
club and pass on the good word. The news
spread so quickly that he soon was swamped
with applications.
Il had to call halt" he says ruefully.
Il was so busy mailing out new membership
cards, l had practically no time left for rock
ing myself"
There's not thing in the world, of course,
to stop you from forming club all your own.
Your sole need is handy rocking chair.
Just wait calmly every "a hours with
your personally selected club-fellOws
for the end of perfect sway.
m TIE CLOSING MONTHS of World
War II, our top generals needed moments of
relaxation. too. General Eisenhower. General
Patton and other sharks among the big
brass found it in an occasional game of poker.
Chief sufferer was an unfortunate colonel
who didn't realize he was outclassed as well
as outranked
The generals finally became concerned
over his losses, decided to let him reooup
them in part in one final game, then ban
poker-playing in favor of bridge. The colonel
duly won back about half what he had
lost Then the generals told him of the
new ruling.
Evening star., 1953-03-15
1T HAPPENS EVERY SPRING

Was the colonel grateful for small
favors? Nothing Of the sort! ''Just he
cause my luck's turning he accused
bitterly, ''yOu guys pull your rank on
me and end the game!'
TIE ANNUAL RITE of relaxing in the
springtime is different story in the bad
lands section of Oklahoma, along the Cimar-
ron River: spring fever seems to spur
Oklahomans on. About this time each year.
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COOK

Filipino, live in, must have
experience in private home
with excellent references; I'M
der so yrs. of age; $500 mo.
and room. Call or apply in
person, 47Ul Linnean ave.
NV, WO. GATOR.
CREDIT Man with knowledge Of
installment collection: steady WORK:
good starting salary OPPORTUNITY
for advancement. Apply ALLSIATE
HOME EQUIPMENT CO.. 21l7 N
DAVIDSON oPERAToR-Full time
or part time; excel. opportunity for
man who can do quality work.
Phone DU. 7-6S00 for appointment.
DELIVERY MAN, colored, to work
in liquor store; references; steady
Job. Apply In person. 1913 18th
DIRECTOR Of maintenance at beEs'
camp, mr.. Washingtcn; year-round
employment; generally handy as
carpenter. electrician and plumber
house and salary provided. Box
357-Y. Star. IL
CRAFTSMAN. exper.. for work in
structural engineers ONCE. Box
DRAFTTssMSN;; experienced mechani-
cal. capable of doing electronic lay
outs for engineering department OF
small development and manufactur-
ing company. Good opportunity for
advancement for right person. Can
DE, 2-1232. O.
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THE EVENING STAR C.
HELP WOMEN tcons. ,

BOOKKEEPER AND TYPIsT--Part-
time employment for woman with
right experience. Hours made to
suit your convenience. Give back
ground and salary expected. Boz
| lb4.X. Star.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

713 lamont St NV. "a
SALESMAN. experienced paper min
supplies. or waste paper. Call on
Mills and industry. Buy and sell
Car necessary. Salary. expenses.
Furnish references FIRST letter. Box
330-Y. Star -
SALESMAN-Experienced man who
has been successful, to specialize
properties. Apply BOSS & PHELPS.
SALESMAN for real estate once, to
specialize In the sale Of business
RDss soss s1 PanEPs c a
sA a =; Nan for wholesale tobacco,
candy and drus-sundries co; Well
s account and, and good commissi9ns: Ap-
ience in selling to retail stores pre-
s!ssOly 70 s fG2SRf5z 5rae cioA ApOly
EH22ERAGGGS c 81 5sds S st. ns route
Southern Nd; salary. commission
Southern Nd; Write Box 115. Bla-
SALESMAN Building material. hard
ware experience desirable. Permanent
p postsoh Tor advsne e NumeP-
Gus company benefits. HECHINGER
CO., Lee hwy. and Hillwood ave-,
E EfiEs GaNSrf FOR General Ss Motors auto
mobile dealer; old established Arm;
good proposition for right man. Box
SALESMAN to sell phonograph rec
ords for major manufacturer; must
have car; IL, salary and md expense &C
SALESNIAN-Young man interested
in starting q. sales career. The
opening is available with a General
Motors dealer. Coaching and in
structions will help the beginner;
liberal starting salary. Box 2S1-Y
SALESMAN, to sell essential service
to, hotels, hospitals, restaurants,
schools. institutions and industry.
Call after 4 pm. Ma. S-1664. Ext.
sALEsMAN-To sell confectionery one
have similar exper. Good pay to
s Eyes IA S so3;,;. ,.n :. -; No
must be willing to help promote
business. viii consider giving share
in business to right man. Must
have car. Give refs. Reply to
s sGx Sl.X. s S,H;,,.x .ns ., IS
SALESmAN-CIOLnln ana FURNISH
ings; experienced; good salary, plus
commission. 1924 14th st. NV.
SALESMAN, must be experienced and
have knowledge of bridge. for lead
ing bridge school in washington.
prospects. We have plenty of them.
Phone Mr.. Zeve for appointment.
AID. 4-0116. between l-5. GOREN
SCHOOL OF BRIDGE, 6 Dupont
Circle NV. -
SALESMAN, experienced, for haber-
dashery dept; some .knowledge Of
STEIN & CO., TIA L st. NV. Cat
Conn. ave. -
SALESMAN WITH CAR, to write re-
newaIs for Golfers; no canvassing;
can earn S75-$100 per wk. See Mr..
Murray, RIM. 424 Bond Bldg. "A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-05

AAOM 4ONOs O4o II o. 49,
CAVASSERS
LOCAL BRANCH OF Ma
TIONAL MGR. WANTS
SEVERAL MEN PART TIME
FOR ADV. DEPT. SURVEY
WORK. SALARY AND COM
MISSION. CAR NECES-
SARY. APPLY 10 AM. TO
2. PM. NO OTHER TIME.
CAPITAL SALES co.
EIG BLDG, 8641 COLESVILLE RD..
SILVER SPRING.. MD. 3
CAR WASHER, Thoroughly expert
enced; ref: REQUIRED. Apply 1901
CAR fCF WAsa aHai n exper. only. Daywork;
annual and sick leave. Apply
ANDREWS AIR FORCE BASE Elk
CARPENTER for remodeling. both
rough and trim work; steady work.
c sRIas TA s sabeon.ractOr 1st-class
mech, white; for small DEVELOPMENT
/ mi; from D. c. line. Refs. Box
G a1sFE fiaE. AND HANDY MAN, full
RUPPERT, 1O21 7th st. NV. IS
CASHIER, daywork: restaurant ex-
per. pref. but not essential. Must be
alert, have local refs, age 45 to Do.
Salary and meals. Apply DAG
WOODS RESTR.. TAI 18th st. NV.
CAsHIER-TICKET WRITER. airport
auto park. See MR.. PETERSON,
RIM. l72, Washington National Air
port. ST. 3-O205. %.
CHEF, to take full charge Of kit,
menu planning, good salary for
right man. must have goodsrefs. APP
ply in person; no phone calls. 1905
r. I. ave. ne.
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HELP-MEN
SAT.ESMEN

Ford; 2 capable men needed 20 COM
plete our sales organization. Exper.
not nee. Earnings start ct once
selling the hottest car Of the year.
Floor privileges. highest commission
view, Ii. 7-S300. NORTHEAST
MOTOR CO., ego Bladensburg I'd.
ne. Ford dealers 28 years. %
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ROUTE
] statesmen

We have several openings on high
paying routes for married men. age
FL to 40; no experience necessary;
good pay while training. For fur
Their Information. drop by and see
Mr.. Sehlegel any day between 1870
pm. and $40 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-05
HELP--MEN

LOCKSMITH and trainees wanted
immediately. Positions open in
Wash. and throughout U. s. A. Ap-
ply In person to Mr.. Ring, Key
Dept, NEISNER 8 &c 10. 18th
and g st. NV. %
MACHiNlST. auto parts store. bore
2.kR05 %
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ATTENTION Statesmen

II I GlIV 1I1V O1AG43J14414N
One of the largest ORGANIZATIONS OF
its kind has opened branch ONCE
in Washington and we need several
sales people to work in Washington'
Annapolis and adjoining towns;
$4,000 to $4,000 per year If you
can sell; sales experience not re-
auired. We give thorough training;
4 of the best qualified will be ap-
pointed as sales managers. Those
interested in having a nice income
for their loved ones to enjoy, may
apply 6 to 9 pm, $50 F st. NV,
Suite 307 for interview. %
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HELp-MsN

MAN. white, 25-35 VI. old; checking
| handling warehouse freight. dis.
pay with future. MUTUAL POOL
CAR AGENCY. LIST and Eye SITS. Sc
MAN, white. with laundry expert
ence Apply ASTORIA LAUNDRY
500 N. Capitol 1T. Ask for MR..
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AMBITIOUS YOUNG MAN

Perm, full-time position for
neat, ambitious man aspiring
to management. Exp. firm Of
fers unlim. oppor. Interviews,
1912 noon, As pm. SOL
Schrider ST., Silver Spring, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-05
MESSENGER

MESSENGER
Alert young. man with good ap-
pearance, for progressive, fast
moving chain store operation.
Duties involve delivering mail and
other papers on established route
in metropolitan Washington. Must
be over 1S yrs. old and. possess
d. C.. drivers permit. Many COM
pany benefits. For immed. inter
view y apply MR.. TAMsoN' 1907
NfILLNIAN. to do wood turning and
,GAILIHER & HUGUMY. Sherman
M I'LL SoS EsssTfiiMiAToR, experience
necessary; excel. .oppor. State quail
fications and sal. expected to Box
MTLLWoRK MANAGER, exper. nee
eSSary; excel. oppor. State qualifl-
cations and salary expected. 70 BOZ
M ILL Va siSf SALESMAN, exper. nee.
cations and sal. expected to Box
MOLDER. union man. to work on
aluminium and brass. FORT FOOTE
FOUNDRY 71s0 Fort Foote I'd. sc.
M hSi ds' TfRRgujcK DISPATCHES. Class
l carrier. in Washington only; good
opportunity for right man. Boz
N faiEi s'e WsATcHMAN-construct|on
JOB; References necessary. XII.
OUTsIDE ADJusToR-To work for
q large national finance company.
Must be between the ages Of 1880.
Automobile necessary. Good pay
and opportunities for aSysn9es-
3-S4ti0 between 600 am and 8
pm. Mon. through Fri. --6
ley. LAFAYETTE HOTEL. 10th and
p TSe SIS co 1jPi statesmen best
ais[ !. II town: ,o lSsaj q travel ri
|PHARMACIST. COLORED-For busy
NV. neighborhood store; must have
best possible references. Call 20.
Pfao6TToGRAPHER, rs to 30 yrs. old:
dark rm; experience; , snlaT pnp
ERTsoN. els Eye st. NV, first
PITMBER's HELPER experience
necessary: also driving permit.
Apply at rear S41S Georgia ave.
PORTERs and general work in super
market stores; good salary and hrs.
Apply once. SHIRLEY Fo0D
PoRTER-For maintenance opera
atoms in service dept: attractive
salary and steady employment for
right man. Call MR.. AMENT, Ma.
PORTER to work for auto dealer;
best working conditions; 5-day wk;
MOTORS. i7o1 Mt. Vernon ave.
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THE EVENING STAR
11O1 Penna. Ave. NV.

PORTER-DISHWASHER, colored. exp
Some short order cooking. Refs. req
Closed Suns. and holidays. NATION
AL DRUG CO.. 1000 Conn. ave. "a
hours Apply office. SHIRLEY FOOD
STORES. 403 Swami ave, Alex. Va
RADfo sERvICEMAN. home and auto
radios, experience essential; 6-day
wk. Cali Mr.. Donnelly. FCRD's
RADIO g. Tv SERVICE. ia. 2-9145'
REAL ESTATE sALEsMAN-Prefe-
one with experience. but viii con.
slider person with possibilities: full
time, must have car, and be will
ing to work; excellent proposit, oi1
% Sn cG Wnnns4 E sna 1850 1885, time Cal
REAL ESTATE sALESAGAN-TIish-
type man with sales background
36-hr. week. Should earn $4,000.
Small ONCE; offers everything de-
sired. Jewish or Italian preferred,
Mr.: Hughes, AP. 7-14OO. WIN. r.
R H9dH rsTS al SALESMAN, Md. and
D. c.; men or women; fun or part
time; excellent opportunity. MRS.
MOORE, ia. '9-7637. RA. S-2963.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. expert
enced, one who has been successful;
s sTsIps 1S SggpoT 11Ia e so nS
REAL ESTATE sALEsHEAN--Any in.
tellieent, wen dressed, well spoken
hard studying. Woodworking man
can earn $4,000 year. selling
homes in Prince Georges Co. ] viii
train you. A STANLEY MQREAU
1928 Baltimore ave-. AP. 7-6SS6;
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HELP--MEN

COLLECTOR, experienced INSTALL
ment accounts. Must have car and
know suburban areas. Top pay "a
the right man. Call in person. Mr.
Jay. 6lO 9th ST. NV. 60
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When GnsbeYtnD advertisement
addressed to Star boEes, do NOT
i1close original references, photo
graphs or other materials OF per.
soRGI UaiHe. Copies sefue the puT.
pose and originals may Get lost.
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CI,ERTCATS
CI,ERK

For accounts receivable; should be
exper. on adding machine and good
on filing; excel. opportunity to UNI
derstudy billing machine operation;
fits; age. 90 to 30. Apply general
Offices.
Central Charge Service
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LEGAL NOTICES Cont
NORMAN FREEDENBERG. Attorney,
Sos l4th st. NV.

NORMAN FREEDENBERG, Attorney,
sos l4th Sc. NV:
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia Hold
ing Probate Court.--No. S1,7S7. .Ad-
Enthusiastically is to Give Notice
That the subscriber, of the. State. OF
Maryland has obtained from the
Probate Court of the District OF
Soq tSs ss.s Letters e 81 MnHon ste
of the District Of Columbia. deceased
AL persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned to
exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated, to the
s SaS 81 july on o Gf sSs shs Wise
they may by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. Given
under my hand this End day Of
January, 1853. DAOMA STRAS-
BERG. N1202 Lebanon Street, Silver
Spring. Md. (SealD Attest: MELVIN
wis for the District of Columbia.
jars % q f eae FfOOA'' 0Ouf''
DOWNEY RICE, ATTORNEY.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for The District Of Columbia Ho ID
h nE sf1asf IS to GIVE
Notice: That the subscriber. Of
the District Of Columbia has OBJ:
tanned from the Probate Court OF
the District of Columbia, Letters OF
Administration on the estate OF
Luther Wardeil Blanchard. late Of
Ali persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned to
thereof. legally authenticated. to
the the d saS'e q July on AID 1885 R?Fe he
wise they may by law be excluded
Given under my hand this end day
of January. 1853. DOWNEY RICE,
1871 1Ss1 A Sennest EfT,N Ay MSxRoiMEws
Deputy REGISTER Of wills fol. the
Probate Court. Jazz. 29, fe5
LOUIS p. MANlATIS, Attorney.
,,,,,rr National Press Bldg; ~ornr
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia, Hold ID
Administrstion.SThis is to Give
Notice: That the subscriber. Of the
District Of Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court OF the Dis
trict Of Columbia, Letters Tesla
mentary on, the estate Of James
is and Joachim Dolfis. late Of the
District of Columbia. deceased. AL
persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned to eX-
hibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated, to
end day Of July, AID. 1858: other:
wise they may by law be excluded
from all benefit Of said estate
Given under my hand this 2nd day
of January. 1853 JAMES COM
MINGS, ATT Colorado Ave, NV.
(Seal) Attest: MELVIN j. MARQUES.
Deputy Register of Wills for the
District of Columbia. Clerk of the
Probate Court. ja22,29, fe5
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SALESMAN
ASST. MANAGER

ADD L. MA1NAOLR
Hard hitting salesman, capable Of
working up rapidly to be district
manager in this area: excel. oppor-
tunity for right man; earning while
1earninr: immed. security, future
and promotion guar. Previous SELL
ing exper. not necessary. Man
chosen for position should earn
$4,000 per year. Late-model car
necessary.
Write or wire
Box s25-Y. Star. %
statesmen (3l. full or part time:
experienced in outside sales, big
money to be made by our share-the-
profit plan. sell TV and major appli-
ances. no OF brands, easy financing.
Ask for Mr.. Herb Piper. sales man.
aver. SILVER SPRING GAS & ELEC-
TRIO CO., o44 Wayne ave. ~.
statesmen to sell the aristocrat of
storm windows, for steel, aluminium
easement windows; also 3-channel
combination screen and storm for
double-hung windows; drawing ac-
counts to right men. CAPITAL
SALES CO.. Zig Bldg, S641 Coles
VILE I'd 3
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COOK

EXPERIENCED IN MEAT CARVING
Age 25-40; exper. in large volume
restaurant or cafeteria; excellent
niShed, vacations with pay. sick
leave, group insurance, hospitaliza-
ton. employe purchase discounts,
periodic merit increases, Apply HOT
SHOPPEs. INC. Room goo. 1871
G ST n II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-05

MEATCUTTER, exper.. for large
supermkt.; willing to work for ad-
vancement; good working conditions
and high wages. See Mr.. Harris.
JUMBO FOOD STORES. 3439 Ben
ming I'd. ne. IS
MECHANIC. cleo. motor exper., no
rewinding; good pay. steady work.
ANDYS, 612 A st. Sc. rear. Ii.
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HELP WANTED AGENCIES

DhhrhS. AMI AOCOCNAAN1o-W
1920 N Y. ave. NV. RE. 7-5767.
ENGINEERS, craftsmen, statesmen,
credit. col: men: many excel. open
ings. BoYDs. ZOO 18th. cor G NV.
ATLAS, 1920 N. Y. AVE.
sseys.; stenogs.. bkprs.. recpts.. typists.
AGO NEW YORK AVE. RM. sos
NATIONAL EMPL. SERVICE
"WashinRton's Largest Agency"
MEN
Sales NATL. Adv. Co.. Openings in
Sales Trainee 1ofnce furn.) ~
Sales cheat equip air-cond.. 80
Sales (ofice equip), aver.----S7. 900
Asst. adv. mgr. tretan
Copywriter (retail EXPERTS $1,000
BUYER, Gcurtains. domestics, blankets:
know N. Y. market at $4,000
etenographers (exec. futuresl
Order clerk Unjust be sxDer. 60. $500
clerk;fypist thi s. chem ---ss53 VIZ
Jr. admin. clerks
tipping nee. 0z,60U
st. $3.50
Paint clerk texper) $50 up
Auditor (payroll-insur. co., st. $4,000
Merchandising trainees st. 81. SOC
Jr. airline exec. traineeS
(coll. nec.) -------gt. $500
Asst credit mgr. to $3.50
Warehouse clerk e pm. to
IL mid. under 80 yrs.) to $3.50
Travel counselor trainess st; 50 40G
G GAEEE 7s JOBS EDR To goR M N6H
COME IN soR An INTERVIEW
11Os 18th st. NV. New Address,
Professional Personnel Bur
1740 X st. NV, ME. 8-2992
Lab. technicians to $3. dd33S
BeRinner. knowl. s'hand, days. $500
Dental trainee, Sc. open
NATIONAL EMPL. SERVICE
"Washington's Largest Agency"
MEN
WRITER TRAINEES
Exper. Govt. or armed service fadal
repr., maint. exper.; some college
English or journalism training; tc
00O TECH. EDITORS
Exper. editing Govt. or armed serV-
ices tech. manuals; $4,000 up.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Young, SINCE men; payroll and cost
acctg. exper.; to $4,000.
CRAFTSMEN
Young men with experience on cleo
tronic, electrical, structural OF
mechanical. LOCATION. Charleston
or Norfolf. Va; to S5.400.
MATHEMATICIANS
For loRistics research. electronic digi-
tai computorS: $4,000.
NATIONAL EMPL. SERV.
HOS 18th ST. NV. New Address,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-05
PLATE CARRIER

position in our pressroom
with o chance for advancement;
21-30 years Of age. high school
graduate. OF heavy build and capable
of giving good attendance; must be
able to pass physical exam. Apply
Personnel, Room sos. Open 1905
weekdays and 9-1 ON Saturday.