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The guardian., 1953-01-17

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Old blankets and pieces of
wooden cloth are needed by the
Animal Rescue League of Boston
for use at its animal shelter. Any
contributions will be greatly ap-
preciated. Packages may be sent
directly to Fthe Animal Resede
League of Boston, 366 Albany ST.,
Boston IS, or, if within the Lea
gue's collection radius, they will
be called for upon request. Tele-
phone Hancock 6-917O, Order
Department.
Joseph Robinson, prominent
member of the Gospel choir of
Columbus ave. A,M.E. Zion
Church, is recuperating from the
mild attack suffered during New
Years Eve. Due to the inclement
weather he will be unable to get
out. He would like very much to
have his many friends to pay him
a visit, at his home, at 43 War
wick ST., ring second floor bell.
Miss Frances B. Smiles, con-
tralto soloist, was hostess at a
delightful Christmas party at her
home 81 Rutland 50. The party
was in honor of her former ac-
companist, Miss Marie Coleman;
the John Calvin Choral Society,
patrons and friends. All Joined
in singing Christmas carols. Sc
lections were rendered by vio-
lin trio consisting of Albert A.
Adams, Armenia and Elwyn
Adams, accompanied by Mrs.
Estella S. Adams who also rem
dered a solo. Miss Smiles sang a
selection, accompanied by Miss
Coleman, Another soloist was
Mrs. ]. Matthew. Refreshments
were served.
CTION SIX, PILGRIM
PROGRESS CLUB, cordially in
vites you to be present at its
semi-cOneert and tea, to be held
Sunday, January 25, 1858, 3:15
PM, at the Ebenezer Baptist
Church. Guest speaker will be the
well-knOwn community worker,
Miss Gladys Holmes. Please come
out and bring a friend.
Anthony H. Gregory, son Of
Mrs. Clara Gregory, rs Everett
st., Woburn, was promoted to
sergeant while serving with the
Bird Infantry in Korea. During
The guardian., 1953-01-17
CITY NEWS

JULIAN C. BRANKER,
REALTOR SAYS: YOUR HOME,
YOUR BUSINESS, MAKE 1T
SECURE INSURE! SPECIAL
IZING IN REAL ESTATE AND
INSURANCE OF EVERY DES-
CRIPTION, STRESSING COUR-
TES " SERVICE INTEGRITY
1884 Warren Street, Rox-
bury, Hi 2-377O, HI 5-S174.
Plans for the Professional
Dresmakers and Designer S
Guilds End. Annual Spring Fa-
shion Show has gone into full
swing and this show promises to
be one of the best. All the latest
colors and fabrics will be seen
with the 1853 look. Those who
wish to see this fashion show
will be glad to know that tickets
can be obtained from any of the
members. Call Guild Pres. Mrs.
Edna Morgan HI 2-6547 or HI s.
4246 for any information needed.
The recently formed Club Mr..
and Mrs, started off the year
with gala New Years Eve par
ty under their able entertainment
chairman, Chet Arnold at the
home of Ernest and Doris Smith,
A Waumbeck ST. Everything was
festively decorated and among
the gay celebrants were Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Jemmott, Mr.. and
Mrs. Royal Boiling, Capt. and
Mrs. Will English, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Brathwaite, Lola and
Tommie, George Jemmett, Jr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Christopher Knight
and guest. Mr.. and Mrs. Allie
Scruggs and guest, Mr.. and Mrs.
Virgil Carswell and guest, also
the Richard Wheelers, the Stew
art Williams, the Roger ,Valen-
tines, the Chester Arnolds, the
Elmer Valentines, the George
Phillips and other guests. This
promising club recently added to
its membership three charming
couples, Mr.. and Mrs. Christie
pher knight (Betty Spady), Mr..
and Mrs. Allie Scruggs dorothy
Pine), Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Cars
well winnie Burden). Big plans
are ahead for a banner club year,
so watch for news about us and
of our forthcoming affair prob
ably to be held in February.
The guardian., 1953-01-17

Yet at engine temperatures of 350' or
more you get outstanding fabrication
protection.
Until now, carbon deposits have re-
duced the efficiency of new engines after
a few thousand miles often causing
knock. Unifio checks these deposits in
a clean engine, keeps it running like
new and greatly reduces engine wear.
These features make it the ideal
motor oil for modern tight-ftting high
compression engines. Unifo was de-
veloped only for such engines - in older
engines our other fine motor oils will
give full protection. Uniho is approved
by leading car manufacturers for year
round use in new cars and cars in Al
shape.
SUNIFLo is the registered trade mark Of
ESQ Standard Oil Company
oeluef far H5nnv Mofor;n,I
The guardian., 1953-01-17

HEALTH HAVEN - HI 5-O854
Corsets = special abdominal and
spine supports physical thera-
py treatments spot reducing.
GLADY HOWARD
119 Humboldt Ave-, Roxbury
Evening star., 1953-05-03
HELP--MEN

REPRESENTATIVE with
previous industrial life, accident
and health debit experience for part
time evening work or part-time day
work. Salary basis. No auto neces-
ssry. ST. 3-5414.
JANITOR, colored, for 9-unit apt.
bldg; liv. quarters in exchange for
services. Apply 1917 9TH st. NV.
JANITOR. colored. 5th-class license.
Good salary and quarters. References
required Apply in person to MRS.
TOLLEY. 1905 23rd st. Sc. LU.
Evening star., 1953-05-03

GANEAAENI OEFOh1 UNITY
tial; cover Washington and Baiti-
more: salary, expenses. liberal COM
mission: Write giving details, Box
WS. 1885, 22l w. Al St. N. Y. 30.
SALESMAN
oEs FssfHsr nR coFGEf q4REsT PfRHs AE9 AS9
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY FOR A
REAL SALESMAN; IF YOU ARE
NOT SATISFIED WITH THE oP-
fRSy eRSTuHITY N Tug0gr g0u NOV cNn HAVE TO
NVEsToITE fSRTh5Tx # VIII Fh15 gAy p6S}g1S YGq 59
CALL RE. 7-35O2 BETWEEN 7:3O
AND 9 IN THE MORNING. A
- Retail tire
store; excellent salary and oppor-
tunity for young man: experienced
sales. BEN HUNDLEY. s44sA 14th
st. NV.
canvassing; strictly
working on leads; prefer exper
per wk. steady No layoffs. Car es-
sential; Apply ALLsTATE HOME
EQUIPMENT CO., 1719 Kalorama
statesmen for outside work; trans
portation furnished; earnings 500
Str; @k; and up. Apply Room $40. 724
sALEsMENMWMake big comm. i daily;
every, food. sewerage outlet. etc: &C.:
co, 53-P.2. w. Jackson. Chicago 1,
part time, attention
Govt; Empl., work evenings and Sat.
Supplement your income selling hos
pltal. accident and sickness plan.
In
Write Box 9-E. Star.
sALESMEN-Full or part time. car
necessary; no canvassing: leads
t9En'i MF psMnd, sxEel; esEninss. ear Ex. a-"oo6.
statesmen (2l, one outside man and
one phone solicitor, to sell space for
stisa s ef0saR caFeer 0Gsss Barron nor AmpS mSsc
THEATERs. MUST BE EXPER.
osTios PoslTioss. fH9NE fa9Ni FoR SaeMeHFNE 1NTER[
VIEW; Ma s-5696. Mr.: Leon zalis'
tional Bldg. 1919 F st. NV.
part-time. bookkeeping
machines-Never before in the in
duStry has any national manufac-
turer been able to; Market a ma
shine for Y competitive. cost; pay
o wtbo to snrc trsp sfD
ing. make immediate delivery of
machines and printed forms and
train the operator in u hour--all
Internationally guaranteed! Sc
D. c. territory after 80 days. Gail
for appointment r. c. ALLEN
BUSINESS MACHINE CO., 1909 L
st. NV. ST. 3-0323.
time. Can earn
S200-S300 per wk. A car essential
No canyaSsing. Apply HOUSEHOLD
ne Ii 6-5151
Evening star., 1953-05-03
hEIP---MEN

SALESMAN-Opening
on the stan Of Americas most beau
tiful furniture store for a thorough,
ly exp. retail man who can sell
quality furn.. preferably one with
decorating knowledge and college
BACKGROUND Interview Mon, betwn.
> pm. and 3 p.m.. or phone for
appt COLONY HOUSE. 4344 Conn.
Nyn RAOAa
Evening star., 1953-05-03
ROUTEMAN
ROUTEMAN
Route Salesman

inexperienced man preferred: must
be aggressive. Apply Mr.. Schrider
DRY CO. $500 Blair rd. NV. --5
SALES MANAGER, to take charge
Of major appliance dept, must
know kitchen layouts. have car;
GE, BendiX, Crane, and American
Standard franchises. Also gas ap-
plianceS. Apply j. L. BATEMAN &
SON. 3004 r. I. ave. ne. HO
Evening star., 1953-05-03

REFRIGERATION MECHANIC, STEADY
work. salary and comm; on-the-i lob
REFRIGERATION MECHANIC, coml.
and air conditioning; good wages
and comm. DISTRICT REFRIGERA-
TON CO. rear 1893 Irving st. NV,
C0 5.n2Ro - " -
Evening star., 1953-05-03
REPRESENTATIVE

800 - Z = - l. v -
To cover well-established farm ter
rttory for national company. Ex-
perience in contracting farmers help
full but not necessary. Complete
training program given to qualified
applicants. Good immediate earn
ingS with opportunity for advance
.ment to managerial position. Must
have car and be over 2S. For per-
sonal interview write In confidence
with full details about yourself tc
Box 467-E. Star. -6
MANAGER-Worki
supervisor for diner between Wash
oyer $4,000 monthly. In complete
charge of purchases and personnel
Salary open. Detail qualifications
and inclose references. Box 4S2-G
Star
RETAIL SALESMAN. salary plus COM
mission; company benefits; selling
experience preferred but not neces-
Sary. Apply WESTERN AUTO. 29O9
Wilson blvd, Arl.. Va. -3
reinforcing steel: 1st
class; steady work. P. o. Box 1875,
Wilmington, Delaware. >
RODMEN for survey party on SUBJ
division construction in nearby Va
Permanent work. Phone ia. 4-130O
Ext. 25. "A
Evening star., 1953-05-03

we neeQ :, Drlgnt young men, good
appearance, fluent speakers, college
Call for interview with Personnel
Manager. ME. 8-2336.
SALESMAN, to. represent long-eS-
tablished, local wholesal hardware
firm. Must have hardware or house
wares exper.; local territory. Give
details, Box 67-E, Star. -3
statesmen (2), wanted for work in
retail clothing store. Apply 737
7th st. NV. %
SALESMAN. travelling side line, ho-
pitals. etc; $3.50 deal; plastic
mfg; @314 R. 1. ave. ne. 40.
sALESMAN-old company wants
young man for commercial sales of
chine on exclusive basis. Real op-
port, for energetic highertype sales
man. Give basic info. In request
for interview Box 169-E. Star. a
sALESMANXouns AN man, hnI whlis ioT
machinery firm. Apply 623 H st.
SALESMAN. settled married. local
man, with car. to call on grocery
and food merchants. for permanent
local refs required. Our statesmen
know of this advertisement. All re-
plies confidential: Box :22?-E. Star.
portunity to Join permanently, fine
es Aifen GRosNER, o ) Siete 1925 1DPS st. TO- NV M
SALESMAN-For mems furnishings
store: permanent position: excellent
earnings. Apply NATIONAL SHIRT
ssSHHfsMAN4 sHPsS s4& 1tS + st. esT nT' to train for
saEnnss saIsf w0Te to Start n deD Appy
MENT OFFICE. Mon: evening. pm.
8 saIEsMSN lIqS r l. ave; 6e,n. ne Md. and D
'T Top n Y line BUTTE buttons, 0i ieweiry. Well - rib
bons. laces. hdkfs.. infants wear
scarfs, belts. linens, notions. At
tractive comm. Box 754, I414 Bway,
SALESMAN a for. men's furnishing
discount on purchases; employer
5n3 sonnel Gspt. doEDENBERRds, pth
sHLEsMAN-Aggressive man to rep
motive specialties and elazes. Many
active accounts available: exper. in !
automotive. garages and CONNER
cial outlets desirable but not neces- |
sary. Excellent proposition: also
available on distributor basis. Box
CAMERA. for camera
Photographic equipment; excel. sal. |
HENRY'S CAMERA CENTER, 42l
King St. Alex, Va. i
greeting card
distributor wants man to service
greeting card cabinets and sell
everyday cards, gift wraps and sta
tionery; this is a large. long-estab-
lished firm and our statesmen work
on a commission basis; we will
guarantee a weekly minimum while
learning; our present service men
are earning above $4,000 per yr.
Apply 1920 Wis. ave. >
SALESMAN-READ THIS
Well pay you full salary while train
ing. and salary, comm. and bonus
selling our S36 educational course
in the home; you work on definite
eve. appts.. which you arrange. by
phoning or by direct. contacting;
this is permanent, desirable. pleas
ant, with no blue sky promises and
disappointments. See MR.. JACOBS
any day. 2:30 to 4 pm, 925h F
Evening star., 1953-05-03
JANITOR

Colored, 25-35 WIS, of age, for per-
manent position in our composing
room; 5-day. 40-hr. week. Apply
Personnel, Room sos; open week
days. 5000, and Sat. 81. Nc
phone calls
THE EVENING STAR
11O1 Penna. Ave. NV.
JEWELRY SALES elk, young man,
- to :i5, with retail jewelry store
exp: aggressive. Apply David
Mann, jeweler. THE JEWELRY
SHOP. Concourse Pentagon Bldg,
or call Ii. 5-6700, Ext. 56215, for
appointment. 90
country estate, bldg. and
maintenance exper. necessary. Good
home and salary. DI. 7-2224. 4
operate diShwaSher,
etc; room, meals, $50 wk.; absolute
non-drinker. CHURCH HOME FOR
AGED, call matron. NO. 1888.
Evening star., 1953-05-03
HELp-.-MEN

PHARMACISTS, reg. in Va. or eliEi-
BILE for reciprocity, interested In per-
manent position; excellent salary,
bonus and commission. Pleasant
ment. Apply WHELAN DRUG. 509
14th st. NV. Room 214-A.
PHOTO FINISHING WHOLESALER
REQUIRES man for. roll rm. Expert
ence preferred, but will consider
trainee, 40-hr. wk. with some over
time. Paid vacation. Perm. posi-
ttion;o Apply 1920 Wis. ave. after
PHOTOGRAPHER with experience in
lithogrsphic camera work. Large
established business which offers
good future and advancement pos
sibilitieS. Our employees know of
this ad. SO you need not hesitate to
fidential. Box BABE, Star. a
PHOTOGRAPHIC LABORATORV
TECHNICIAN-Splendid opportunity
for young. man with good mechani-
cal experience. interested in photo
graphic laboratory work and ability
to learn, Phone oV. $1,000 for
PHoTOGRAPHIC PRINTER-open-
ing with well-known commercial
moral character and WILLINGNESS to
work hard requisite. Opportunity
with a future for the right person.
Call DUNLOP STUDIOS for appoint
ment. EX. 3-47S7.
PHOTO COUPON MEN. Solicitors.
GILBERT STUDIO. 1928 Ga. ave,
Sill. Spgs.. Md.
PHOTO (Home Portrait)
SOLIC.-S2 per appt.-S1 coupon.
PASSERS-Best selling deal in bus
PH0TOGS.-$l. 80 to S3 shot-l3O
10 poses on 4x6Ia-mem. BBB-Balt. =
Nat. orig all inq. conf. Phone COL
lect BE. 94l0. Bonnie Baby Craft
1913 st. Paul. Balt
PICTURE FRAMER, for small shop
BUCKINGHAM'S. 1920 N. Y. ave.
NV. 3s
PLUMBERS HELPER, for new and
remodeling work. must be willing to
attend school this fall. Apply j. L.
BATEMAN & SON, 1904 r. /. ave.
ne. HO. 2-2200. 4
PORTER, over 20: general drugstore
work. CHASTLETON PHARMACY,
10th and r st. NV. $
PORTER. to work in a iewelry store;
must be neat IN appearance. Apply
LIVINGSTON & CO., 1923 H st.
NV. "a
Evening star., 1953-05-03
RODMAN
FOR SURVEY PARTY
EXPERIENCED ONLY
Apply Mr.. Schecter. C. e.
SHAPIRO
ENGINEERING CORPORATION
IL 18th St. NV. ME. S-l71I

ROOM CLERK-Alternating shift;
must be exper.. steady position. See
Mr.; Chandler. ROGER SMITH
white, for large whole
sale distributor; excellent oppor-
tunity. Benefits, vacation and etc
5-day week. Apply MR.. FULTON.
1121 5th st. NV. .
ROUTE MEN (2), estab. linen supply
route. Pleas. work. condS. Refs.
required. CENTRAL LINEN SERV-
ICE, 2149 Queens Chapel rd. ne.
LA. $1,000. -5
ROUTEMAN, guaranteed salary plus
commission; permanent employment.
Mr.. HURT, PAGE LAUNDRY, $40
E st. NV. MA. S-61S0. -
ROUTE SALESMAN for well-estab-
lished coffee and grocery route,
servicing 400 customers regularly
We offer security plus an excellent
opportunity for good earnings and
advancement with conservative
national concern. We train you.
Salary while training Salary and
commission after short training pc
riod. Man must be married. over 26
years of age and have good past
employment record. Apply COOK
COFFEE CO. SSl8 Georgia ave,
Silver Spring, Tuesday, 8 to.
o'clock 4
Evening star., 1953-05-03
AElP--MEN
ENGINEER

Engineer. 3rd class: good hours and
salary. Apply in person only.
PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL. End and
Evening star., 1953-05-03
LIFE INSURANCE.

LIFE INSURANCE
Man wanted for sales and service
work on established debit. Selected
person will receive sos starting
salary with vacation pay, sick leave,
free insurance, pension benefits and
an opportunity to earn much more
than an average livelihood. in busi-
ness that has no layoffs or work
stoppages. Apply 1910 Vermont
ave. Suite 401. SUN LIFE INSUR-
ANCE co. OF AMERICA. Call Ma,
$4,000. 3
CAM MERA MAN;
. must have experience; plenty, Of
lished firm; our employees know Of
this ad. SO. you need not hesitate to
answer. All replies will be held
confidential Box 342-E. Star "A
LOCKSMITH-Shopman or appren-
tice' to learn locksmithing. Call
LUMBER MAN for position as ship
ping clerk and yard foreman; must
be eXper.; good oppor. with young,
growing company. AMCO MILL
WORK 4 LUMBER CO, Benning
MISUNDERSTANDING opening for
reliable man wanting to learn auto
motive machiniSt trade: no expert
ence necessary; shop approved fer
GI training. Apply in person, PER-
Feet CIRCLE RING SERV. 1925
p st. NV. y
Evening star., 1953-05-03
WRITER

With industrial relations backgrounds;
skilled in use OF all industrial plant
communications media: to develop
le"el.
Must do research and development on
TINS project and initiate ideas. Must
prepare comprehensive and inter-
pretative media that will create bet
ter employe attitude toward em-
ployer; Must have experienced ad-
mlHiStTatIye Efal ability for direction Of
man. to grow with expanding pro-
gram in Detroit. area automotive
eoncern Reply in detail to Box
YARD MANAGER, lumber and bldE.
mhaterlai; than I;n;,. must ., be able to do some
4 ANDERSON. AND INC. 24oe Duke
MAN for general cleaning and once
maintenance work. 6-day week OF
BsrEssy HES ADPyz %zsakRGTon II RsTFSS MSH SRrAE NJ
ORAL, Wisconsin ave. and Mass,
MAN-The Hoover Co. will hire man
with car to service Hoover Vacuum
TEy Salary S epRsF pSs csf nsre'sfFS sSs
vacation, disqualification and inSur-
ance benefits; man selected must he
over - with good refs Apply
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE Mon. eve
ming, 2 pm, 1905 r. I. ave. ne.
MAN-The Hoover Co will hire q
man with car to service Hoover
vacuum cleaners; no experiences
car allowance. vacation, hospitalizl-
selected must be over IS with good
reference. Apply 1905 r. I. ave-
nue. ne, employment ONCE. Monday
MAN for outdoor newsstand; hours.
sHEFRiN's NEWSSTAND. i4th and
Kenyon SITS. NV.
MAN to work .S-hr. day, 3 days week;
" hr.;; yard work, windows, Vene-
Ghevv e!ae Oilpas rhass etc; Can tJSNER M5s HOME.
MAN who knows how to care for and
sell nursery and plant material; good
Paa49position; call Lo. 4-0075, all day
MAN, ger senefal dn hardware work. refs.
required; live s:e:; Md. drivers per:
MAN FOR STARTER or disabled s Vet,
GoURTHoUsE couNTRSY S CLUE: cirys:
NAN retired vs RgoWnaf fof sma s9S Sscb, cas
must Know BOATS. like people. be %
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. II wife is good cook
Write fully about yourself to Box
81 SD. Star.
MAN, colored. driver porter, for Drug
store; no Sundays: must have refer.
ences; soda fountain eXper. pre-.
ferred. DU. 7-2250. "a
Evening star., 1953-05-03
Manager for Valet Shop

Manager for Valet Shop
In large, downtown bldg. Experience
desired, but not necessary Wonder
full opportunity for steady, conSci-
entious man. Very good salary and
commission. Box SIG. Star. 4
MEAT CUTTER-Self-serv exper >.
to take charge Of dept. Good salary
and paid insurance. Apply FOOD
TOWN INC, Vienna. Va. Vienna 90.
MEATCUTTER -. Experienced in lst-
class market only; excellent starting
salary; CALVERT MARKET, 1862
Columbia rd. NV. 3
MECHANIC, 1st class; experienced
on heavy construction equipment;
steady work. P. o. Box 126. Will
mingtcn, Delaware. -3
MECHANIC, with a m e h an ic
knowledge of an makes cars. to
work in one of the largest Chevro-
et-Oldsmobile dealers in the East:
paid vacation. disqualification, pleas
ant working conditions; salary in
line. with ability: must be a steady
worker; Call MR.. E. D. WOLFE
MECHANIC-SUPE - Expert
enced in truck maintenance incl.
DieSelS: must be capable Of ham
ding large feet; good pay: insur-
ance; vacation, etc. Box 1866,
Star. 3
Evening star., 1953-05-03
PORTERS
PORTERS

LIE rOOD SIORES once, 4OJ
Swami ave, Alex. Va. -5
PORTERS
Apply Y s1cKfNGHAM coosMxsMaGHMfnE, coMMGHafTY,
1926 N. PerShing DIR. (rear Of post
oftlcel. Arlington, Va. g
work only: exeeiien. cOsofsq salsay snS dag
working conditions; DISTRICT
HEIGHTS PHARMACY. 7O54 Mari-
boro pike. Sc. 10. S-S244. %
colored, 25 yrs.
or over; must have or be eligible
for Md. chauffeur permit. Apply
IN person, FORSYTH DRUGSTORE,
S@O9 Ga. ave, Silver Spring, Md.
PRESSERS, exper. on wools; good
pay, steady job. SAFEWAY CLEAN
Frs. rear 1925 Ga. ave.
PRINTER, all-around man, experi-
enced in makeup and lock-up
Must have exper. on Kluge and
Kelly B presses. Very good opp.
for a reliable man to get in on The
ground floor of Southern No. s
IasteSt-growing printing plant. Call
Cypress 7-9330. THE CLINTON
PRESS. PRESS. II no ans. call Cypress
PRINTING PRESSMAN-Kluge exp,.
permanent. Job in well-euuipped, air
conditloned job plant. HERBERT
LEVY CO.. BIZ H st. ne. a
PRINTER FRESHMAN, permanent
congenial Job in suburban Wash.
pRTNTR;Rg inEs9p; gEk PRESsSGS,N 5s,G, star .o,..
helper. Job shop. 8 day WE. WEST
MINISTER PRESS. 1885 14th st. NV
AID 2-9710.
Evening star., 1953-05-03

MAIL ROOM ASSISTANT. white, 90
to rs years Of age; preferably draft
exempt: must have eXper. on multi
graph. addreSSograph and graphic
type machines: perm. position; 40
hour wk. salary, $4,000. with paid
disqualification. AID. 4-S400.
Evening star., 1953-05-03
TRUCK DRIVERS

Dump truck drivers wanted, Mary
land chauffeur permit required. Re-
port $50 Monday morning at 234O
Montgomery ST.. Silver Spring. Nd.
Evening star., 1953-05-03
PRODITCE, MEN

I nODUNE MEN
Experienced or we will teach; good
salary. free disqualification and
vacation with pay in Virginia's out
Stanolng Supermarket. Apply SHIR-
LEY FOOD STORES ONCE, 4O3
SMAnn ave. AleX Va
Evening star., 1953-05-03
Sales Representative
S7.7OO MINIMUM

We need . bright young men, good
appearance, fluent speakers, college
training, permanent. Car desirable.
Call for interview with Personnel
Manager. Me X.233f
Evening star., 1953-05-03
SALESMAN-DRUGS

EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY
Experience preferred but not essen
tial; cover Washington and Balti-
more: salary, expenses. liberal COM
mission: Write giving details, Box
WS. 1885, 22l w. Al ST.. N, Y, 3f.
Evening star., 1953-05-03
MEN

Are you in debit Art you expecting
to be terminated Would YOU like
3-22S3, $50 to 11:30 am, wkdayS.
Evening star., 1953-05-03
Statesmen

OALGOIWEIN
White or colored. Sell ladies nylon
hosiery and mems dress shirts direct
to consumer. Excel. earnings, steady
position: Apply HOLLYWOOD
CLOTHING CO.. 703 9TH st. NV.
Evening star., 1953-05-03

With industrial relations BACKGROUND;
skilled in use of all industrial plant
communications media: to develop
and coordinate employe communi-
cation program at top MANAGEMENT
, 1953-01-31
Councilmen Pass All
But One Bill at
Thursdays Session

Members of the Municipal
Council worked until mid
night, January %, on all items
that appeared on the Order of
the Day and passed all except
one bill, it was announced to-
day by Hon. Henry E. Rohl-
sen, chairman.
A release giving details of
the Councils work will be is
sued shortly. However, it has
been decided to hold meetings
every Thursday and at least
one night session each month,
when practicable, to give per-
sons unable to attend the ses-
sions during daytime an
opportunity to be present.
, 1953-01-31
Cemetery Workmen
Proud Of Work: Invite
Press to See It

There are at least two men
who are extremely proud OF
their accomplishments and
are determined to excel all
others; they are Harold Lewis
and Alphonso Moore W h o
have been employed to clear
the weeds from the Christian
sted cemetery and to prevent
them from getting ahead
again, as weeds usually do
after rainfall.
Both Lewis and Moore be
gan the job Of spraying on
Wednesday.
Lewis states that visitors to
the cemetery have expressed
satisfaction with the work be-
ing done and look forward to
the continuation of the pro-
ieet. since the men are placed
there on a temporary basis.
4
, 1953-01-31
Councilmen Of v. /.
Issue Coll for Legis.
Session February Is

Members of the Municipal
Councils of st. Croix and st.
Thomas have issued a call
for the Legislative Assembly
to meet in St. Thomas on Mon
day, February16, at 1000 AN.
It will be convened under the
Craftsmanship of Hon, Herbert
Haywood.
There are nine items on the
Order Of the Day including
the Resolution calling for APP
pointment Of a native as
Governor.