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Evening star., 1953-11-20
7 Charged as Raid
Yields Numbers Slips,
Lewd Film and $1,000

A squad Of Morals Division po-
lice late yesterday raided house
in the 400 block of G street S.W.,
where they said they seized
$4,000 in cash, a quantity of
numbers slips, some 1ewd films
and some goods that may have
been stolen.
Arrested in the case were Les
ter C. Smithson, 54. identified
as the owner of the place by
Inspector Clarence H. Lutz, head
of the morals division. and
James B. Strother, colored, 40.
of the 500 block of Fourteenth
street NE.
Both were charged with oper-
ating lottery. Hearing was
scheduled December 8 by United
States Commissioner Cyril Law
renee, who set bond at $1,000.
jury trial in Municipal Court
was scheduled January 4 for
SmithSon, charged with possess
ing obscene literature.
Maid Also Booked.
Catherine Willis, 48, colored,
of the 800 block of G street
S.W., described by police as
Smithson's maid, was booked
for being in an illegal establish
ment. Hearing was set Novem-
Der 27.
Three other men, on the prem
ises at the time, were questioned
in the case.
The goods suspected as stolen,
according to Inspector Lutz,
consisted of more than so guns,
some of them collectors items,
with ammunition; television
sets and cigarettes. Smithson,
police said, told them he was an
antique gun collector.
Dozen Police Enter Place.
A dozen police, armed with
warrants issued by Commissioner
Lawrence, entered the two-story
brick house through both front
and rear doors, starting at about
2:30 pm. They searched the
house for several hours.
Betting slips and account
books were found in a secret
compartment in a stairway, the
police said, and allegedly stolen
goods were discovered in safes
and elsewhere. The secret COM
partment, according to Capt,
John Layton, head of the Gam
bling Squad, was wired to a
burglar alarm, which encom-
passed the whole building.
The place, Inspector Lutz ex-
planned, had been watched for
nearly six years. During that
time, he said, known dope addicts
and shoplifters were observed en-
tering and leaving, while still
other persons were seen carrying
packages when they went in.
Evening star., 1953-11-20
Tavern in Northeast
Loses License 3 Duys

The beer and wine license of
Hap's, a tavern at 1914 Twelfth
street NE, was suspended for
three days by the Alcoholic Bev-
erage Control Board today after
the proprietor, Henry G. Thomp-
son, was found guilty of serving
beer to a boy under 18 years.
The suspension begins at 8
am. next Tuesday and continues
until 8 am. Friday.
Evening star., 1953-11-20

lar system has been thoroughly
examined by specialists-in the
Army, Navy and civilian life-at
approximately annual intervals
since I first made supervision of
his health my responsibility in
October, 1945.
'In all these examinations, the
findings indicate that our Presi-
dent shows less evidence of the
ravages of time and stress than
is anticipated in a man of his
age"
Evening star., 1953-11-20
Morse Buy U. S. 'Copters

OSLO.-The Norwegian gov
ernment has authorized the pur-
chase of two American Bell
47-D1 helicopterS to be used for
rescue work.
Evening star., 1953-11-20

BIGGEST landslide for 2.trouser suits in Bonds
44-year history!
HOW BIG? Bonds tremendous tailoring plants
are working overtime to meet the demand!
HOW COME? More and more men want the fine
tailoring, the true economy of Bonds 2-trouser
suits! They practically pay for themselves in
longer wear and lower upkeep!
HERE'S WHY! Your trousers get more than twice
the wear of your jacket BY alternating TWO
pairs of trousers your suit delivers real service
TWICE as long!
ALL THIS. thanks to Bonds superhne fabrics :.
needlework second-to-none fine fit guaran.
teed by 24O sizes and models.
PRICES .. the Government Cost of Living Index,
recently published, indicated higher clothing
prices. Despite higher labor costs, you can still
buy Bonds new 2-trouser suits of the same fine
quality at the low prices as last year.
See for yourself! Compared.
The guardian., 1953-11-07
ST. PAUL
A. M. {. CHURCH
Rev. c. B. Barrow, Pastor


A large congregation heard
the Pastor last Sunday morning
as he expounded the Suffering
Servant drawing his inspira-
tion from Isaiah 53:5, 6. The
Pastor created such a Spiritual
atmosphere that seven souls
were added to the Church. Sen
ior, intermediate and Junior
Choirs supported the service, the
Senior Choir singing Mozart'S
Gloria" by special requests. Just
before the Communion Service,
the following SteWardesses
were confirmed. Olga Bennett,
Johnnie Bourne, Mildred Brown,
Eulah Collymore, Glennie Craw-
ford, Gertrude Debnam, Stella
Diggs, Lorraine Dottin Mar
jorie Greene, Rachel Headley,
Elizabeth Johnson, Barbara
Love, Lillian Moore, Julia Nor
man, Gladys sykes, Ida Talbert,
Martha Warner, Hazel Wash
ington, Mary Yonkers; Stew
ards: John Goodrum, William
Lewis. The Reverends Wilfred
Griffith and Alvin Johnson as
sisted the Pastor in the Com
munion Service. At night, the
ever-increasing audience heard
The guardian., 1953-11-07

to the following shut-ins by the
deacons and pastor, Mrs. Anne
Breedy, Eleanor Santos, Mary
Jones, Willie Counsellor, Olivia
Miller, Eleanor Lee, Inez Bonds
and Emma Day.; Mr.. L. A.
Carter, Sr.; and Mr.. Albert
Clark.
Prayer Meeting was led by
the Brotherhood and Fidelity
Club.
The pastor was at Howard
University for the Fall Convo .
cation Nov. 3 S. Flowers were
Clarke, Mrs. Flessie Isaacs, the
Simpsons, and Mr.. Tarsus
Webb.
The pastor, Mrs. M. Jackson,
Mrs. Ruth E. Day, Mrs. Gretta
Gibson, Mrs. Beatrice Simmons,
Mrs. Gladys High, Miss Dorothea
Anderson, attended the lunch
con Friday at the Congregation
al Church in Maiden given by
Women'S Council. Mr.. Charles
Johnson is vacationing in
Washington, D. Q. The Samp-
sons celebrated their 18th
Wedding Anniversary Sat. Oct.
81. Miss Barbara Hoyte sent the
church q letter from Wyoming
where she is in service. Lewis
Sneed was in service Sunday.
H Is now stationed at Chelsea
Naval Hospital and was home
for the weekend visiting his
parents. Enrolled in the Bea-
con School of religion are Hazel,
Hensey, Josephine Collin Ara
bella Hinton, FlosSie Isaacs, and
Elsie Elms.
Mrs. Roberta Jackson, Madi-
son ST., Maiden, is also among
the sick. Mrs. Ida High is in
Maiden Hospital Mr.. Thomas
Taylor, Suffolk st. is ir Whid-
den Memorial Hospital.
The guardian., 1953-11-07
MAIDEN

EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. Earl w. Lawson. Pastor
The morning service was well
attended. The pastor preach
ed on Nothing Separates Us
Not Even Death" for All Saints
Sunday. He also had a memoir
ial service for the deceased from
Nov. 1852 to Nov. 1858. The
Senior choir sang Does Jesus
Care. Mrs. Alberta Valentine
rendered solos for the Lords
Supper observance. Visitors
we're Lsola Watson, Peoples
aptist: and Vernon c. Monteiro,
Bryant st., Maiden.
The Lord supper's was served
The guardian., 1953-11-07

Regular church meeting Nov
18th, at the Parish House. The
Sunday School Parents Teach
er's Association will be held at
the church Nov. 10Th. All par
ents are urged to please come
out. Mrs. Anne Breedy Is d
patient at Pond Avenue Hos
pital, Brookline.
Evening star., 1953-09-10
HELP--MEN

SALESMAN WANTED -Exper. neces:
dFu5ffiip cISSRfssa of WRHsH1NGToN. ioEN: 1ItS and
H SITS. NV. MA. S-2700. -l0
SALESMAN, for mems furnishing
store; excel. earnings; permanent
position; wonderful opportunity.
Apply manager. NATIONAL SHIRT
SALESMAN. career. National Insecti-
eide Co. Small package merchandiz-
inR division, supplementinR sales
force in Middle-Atlantic States
Technical knowledge Of value, but
sales ability most .esse essential tai SsSso SS25
fits. Approximately 70% time tray.
cling. Write BOX 36S-M. Star .--1o
SALESMAN, experienced, for whole
sale candy and tobacco company;
essaIHilshssSd I. sS, route must mus have .;fsr far;
SALESMAN. experienced IN install
JEWELRY CO., fle 9TH st. nv.
sALEsMAN-Experienced salesman
in large retail department. store;
outside and inside sales program
Excellent opportunity for aualtf1ed
person; car necessary; liberal. draw
against commission; mileage allow
anee payable, Permanent position pati
Call EN-. 2-7795 between Z and 8
pm. Thursday. Sept. 10.
dealer, Fredericks-
burg. Va; experienced or unexpe::
rienced; must like. to sell and
make money; wonderful opportunity.
Write BLANTON MOTOR CO., Box
No. 240, Fredericksburg, Va. CIV
ing full particulars or call 91g Tor
SALESMAN. for new and used auto
mobiles; must be honest, indus
trious. ambitious, good personality:
permanent position to right man.
JERMAN BROS, direct factory
dealer ChrySler- Plymouth. 1901
Rhode Island ave. ne. III
SALESMAN for established route in
Bethesda area: salary plus commits
sion: truck and expenses furnished:
disqualification and retirement plan:
references, bond and physical ex-
animation required. Apply in person
to JEWEL TEA CO.. INC. Sol
Franklin st. ne. or phone Mr..
nickprsOn 10 S-3O4R IL
Evening star., 1953-09-10

SHOESHINE BOYS-Please apply in
person. BLUE FLAME VALET SHOP.
$40 f st. NV III
SHOVEL operator wanted for Lima
"a yard. Want man experienced or
this machine in digging Easements
ETC., for builders. Only sober, re-
liable, local resident need apply
The pay is scale, with transporta-
ton furn This is a permanent Job,
8 days a week. SO weeks a year.
Drifters need not apply. Contact
LATIMER at JU. 0-1310 for appoint
ment for interview. -15
SLIP COVER CUTTER; to do work for
shop on contract. 4342 Lee hwy.
Arl JA S-lI4o is
SODA MAN sober. reliable. steady
worker, Apply NATIONAL PRESS
DRUG. 1896 st. NV. 10
SPOTTERS. experienced on wool
work. steady employment: good
starting salary Apply in person.
VOGUE CLEANERS, S26 Bladens-
STOCK CLERK, white. age 81 to s5,
exper. in wholesale electrical sup;
pay, Apply in person, 1884 3rd St.
STOCK CLERK-Young man for Sta
tionery and ONCE supply store; per :
manent position. Apply WOOD
HOUSE STATIONERY CO.. 1872
Evening star., 1953-09-10
Secretary, Confidential
$4,160
STARTING SALARY

To be right arm to busy life insur
ofice; modern equipment. Idea
BASIC REQUIREMENTS: Not owe
35 and perSonable. Excellent secre
tarial BACKGROUND. Keep employer!
personal accounts - pay bills - usI
Observation-Disclosures all details-dC
everything required In a one-gir
ONCE. Insurance experience not es
sential.
If you want. an opportunity to US,
your initiative and sales promotion
education. experience, family statu!
and when available to Box 324-R
Star. Ill
SHIPPING CLERK : For 3-monti
py rGy ms1sf MAsHrNafoa f 20 PeSFHs6RG
Massachusetts and Wisconsin ayes
SHOE SALESLADY, full or part time
to assist in exclusive children's shoe
store; good pay. j. A. LAZARUS
1895 Wisconsin ave-, Bethesda. OIL
SILK FiNIsHER for small dry clean.
good pay; experienced only. Apply
PACKETT CLEANERS. sOO4 wiscon.
sin ave., Bethesda. Md. Call OIL
SILK FINISHER. piece work averae,
over $50 wk. for year; hospitali-
Zation benefit; paid vacation: ex-
perienced only. Call MR.. PEELER
SIX RIi Iscf1aE Isccfk1EaEN WORK. exper. only
Apply in person. 13 N st. ne
Evening star., 1953-09-10

YOUNG MAN, colored, between is
and so: dishwasher; q $50-a-week
Job. SHoLL's COLONIAL CAFE
TERRA, 1882 Conn. ave, NV. Ill
YOUNG MAN-For pickup and de-.
livery service. Must have fair knoWl-
edge of District and surrounding
areas: D. c. permit required. See
Mr.. Buckley, PARKWAY MOTOR
CO. 1910 NJ st. NV. III
YOUNG MAN. draft exempt, high
school graduate, 90 to. 30. to learn
dBM tabulating machine; 5-day.
37h-hr week. Apply Rm. 800.
personnel once. EQUITABLE LIFE
ms. co. S16 14th St. NV, 10
YOUNG Manage 20 to 25; starting
position file clerk with an oppor-
tunity to learn casualty underwrit-
ing. Must be high school graduate
and above average intelligence. Ap-
ply INDEMNITY INSURANCE CO.
OF NORTH AMERICA. 62O Wood
ward Bldg, RE. 7-4S00. lis
YOUNG MAN-Opportunity to learn
casualty insurance underwriting; ap-
plicant must be willing to start ss
file clerk and work up gradually.
See Mrs. Cassidy, HARTFORD AC-
C1DENT & INDEMNITY CO., 1000
Evening star., 1953-09-10
HELP-WokAEN
CLERK -TYPIsT for insurance Of

CLERK -TYPIST for insurance office,
must like detail work: pleasant
working conditions. S15 18th ST.
NV, Room 400. Ill
CLERK.TYPIST, 1-2 yrs exper.
nee. 5h-day wk. Age 22-30 Small
Office, pleasant working cond. Call
MR. BENZINGER. JU. $500. III
CLERK -TYPIST, 1926; pleasant
Apply In person. CORRADOs. INC.
Interior Designers, 4477 Conn. ave
CLERK-TYPIsT, Silver Spring area
Interesting work in local ONCE OF
national auto finance company for
young lady, high school graduate.
Pleasant working conditions, paid
vacation and insurance. company
benefits. UNIVERSAL CLIP CREDIT
CORP. 1880 Georgia ave-, 8. S., Md.
CLERK -TYPisT-we like to work in
pleasant surroundings with con-
genial people. If you do. too. and
are friendly and dependable and
under 35, come in between $50 and
4:30 and talk to us. knowledge of
tipping necessary, but speed not I'm
portant. Our employees work days
a week. .3712 hrs. Apply RIM. 300,
personnel office. EQUITABLE LIFE
ms. CO. S16 l4th st. NV 10
CLERK-TYPIST, for insurance Of
flee; begin work Immediately. Call
MA S-1140 Ill
Evening star., 1953-09-10

For clerical work in our sales audit
department. Ability to use adding
Apply PEOPLES DRUG STORES
Employment once, TT p st. ne.
10
BEATTICIAN. male or female; start
ing salary up to SIS plus comm. ior
busy pesaIS salon VIM. OF N. Z. HAIR
sTYLIsT, 1915 Michigan ave. ne,
BEAUTIClAN. exper.. all around: $50
guarantee; DOUGLAS HAIR sTYL-
BEAuTiciAN@operator Nope wanter; s.
ssy cg wefk fREp goo THE saaTy HAIR Rd sfYE epnTS
BEAUTTCTAN,- &C colored; license, for
shampooing in white beauty salon;
must be neat. not too heavy. RA.
BEATTTfciIAN, man or woman. high
s406 Ga. ave. Silver Spring, Nd,
BEAUTICIAN to do permanent wav.
ing and manicuring: busy shop all
year round in NV. sect. Call RA'
BEAUTfcIAN. must be expert at hair
cutting and all waving; permanent
5-day wk.; job for dependable girl;
Silver Spring or Bethesda resident
RoeE ekEER EaaHz BzEAtF4 tAa s%oN s2R6f'SB
BEAUTY ilITa OPERATOR, exper, AL
mission. ANNANpALE BEAUTY sA-
BEAUTY OPERATOR. Also manicur-
ist, all around. Apply in person;
hours Q to s. 5 days wk. PLAZA
BEAUTY SALON. 4453 Conn. ave.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, $50 guar, 5oes
Spsa SGmm1 1o7 EsW Gea coNdRGss FREE; e HEIGHTS Hts
BEAUTY SHOP. $50 LeBaum ST. Sc.
BEAUTY OPERATOR - one of
Washington's newest and modern
esmtGrt esaag saSns sasry aHG commson Ga
5 or 8 days. Apply ANGLTN HAIR
STYLIST 1920 Irving st NV III
BOOKKEEPER, under 40. full charge,
with recent local commercial. exper
state full particulars and refs. Box
BoSoKkEEPER. SSSi; aPPf; permanent. full-time
Sssk4n goRk JEwRRRy zRRly Co. 7is 7tS sEM s
BOOKKEEPING-General ONCE work,
good working conditions. chance for
advancement. Permanent position
to ,right person: Apply between 10
Hnd II am 'EsMaN ssIes and ssrHee nS
39N1 r. I. ave. ne. Ill
BOOKKEEPER, 22-35, with at least
8 years experience. Must be typist
and capable of assuming fun
conditioned ONCE; 5-day, 3 "a:
hour week Give age, exper. and
salary wanted In application. Box
$685., Star. 10
BOOKKEEPER-TYPIsT. yong lad.
experienced. Call ME. VERT IS.
BooKKEEPiNG 1ai;'FyaEPiiG MACHINE OPER..
for an established downtown flrm:
exper, preferred; salary open. Call
BoOKKEEPER -TYPIsT. part time:
hours. Q to l. 5 days incl Sat; pre-
fer resident Of Falls Church area
JE. 3-0401 for appt. IL
Evening star., 1953-09-10

SODA FOUNTAIN-White, for drug
store: exper. only; day shift, s to B
RUST MANOR PHARMACY, JE'
SODA ba FOUNTAIN, white. for hS drug.
store, exper. only, day shift s to 5.
RUST MANOR PHARMACY, JE
SODA FOUNTAIN. white, for drug.
store, exper only, day shift 8 to 3
RUST MANOR PHARMACY. JE
STENoGRAPHER: national associa
tion; age 20-30; pleasant working
condition. 5-day week. paid hospi-
talization. Salary. $4,000. AD
STENOGRAPHERS: interesting as
signments for experienced persons;
suitable for those awaiting perma-
nent employment or those desiring
part-time work: tull days or after
moons. ST, 3-1972. Ill
STENOGRAPHERS; permanent posi-
tions available for experienced
stenographers. IS to 26, white;
shorthand and tipping; must be
fast and accurate; pleasant WORK.
ing conditions; 5-day wk.; liberal
employe benefits. Apply in person,
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OF THE
UNITED STATES, 1915 H st. NV,
8 to IL am. and 2 to 3:45 pm.
Evening star., 1953-09-10
HELP-WoMEN

TECHNICIAN for Silver Spring ply.
sician. JU. S-1336. 10
Evening star., 1953-09-10
MEN

A good man is hard
to f1nd, so is a good
job. I have the job,
which offers security
and way above the
average income. You
may be the man. Phone
RA. 3-2283 for an in
terview.
Evening star., 1953-09-10
TYPTSTS

National organization; permanent;
5-day, 35-hour wk.; air-conditioned
offices; convenient Bethesda Chevy
Chase residence. Kindly apply IN
person for interview. ENCYLO-
Evening star., 1953-09-10

SHOE statesmen
APPLY AT ONCE
A. s BECK SHOE CO.
1915 r ST. NV.
Evening star., 1953-09-10
nELP.--MEN

MAN--Outdoor work, on week ends
nearby Md; Phone OIL. 2-I143.
MAN TO WORK on dairy farm; 4t
pay; school bus. ME. $4,000.
Evening star., 1953-09-10

male or female: start
ing salary up to S75 plus comm. for
competent hairdresser: 5-day wk.:
busy salon VIM. OF N. Y. HAIR
STYLIST. 1915 Michigan ave. ne,
Evening star., 1953-09-10
WAITRESSES,. experienced. tray serv.
ice. Apply in person, SEAFARI
RESTAURANT. 1894 Conn. ave.

MATTRESSES. experienced. tray serv-
sEsrATRRIANF sEss rAAPTRIA T. ssa7 Rs5s0e eonn sEArARE a1e
WAITRESS. white. Apply in person
at DAvID's GRILL, 1923 18th st
NV. -12
TTA!gEBssrs; Tsg gs ;SaYs4oSsr SAs Sysr SRs4S, s1
RANT Sc go SeiSaoNE u diebe r"s. ArIinsfon, hsaa2
Va. JA, 2-1313. Cali in person
WAITRESS. experienced on food and
and LIQUOR; excellent earnings;
S person, no SST phoOne csils. e 1863 RSode II
Island ave. ne 10
WAITRESSES-FulI time and part
time; good wages; 6-day wk. TRIO
RESTAURANT. 1887 18th st. NV.
WAITRESS WANTED. white. part OF
full time; must be experienced. APP
ply in person, GAMECOCK RESTAU-
WAITRESS. white. experienced. Ap-
ply in person. 2121 Rhode Island
ave. ne. SHERIDAN RESTAURANT
WAITRESS: (. IRE; :us sTDsr; @ arm service, mast
10th and E SITS. NV. los
WAITRESS. white. exper., over u;
lunch and dinner daily; of Tues.
day; BETHESDA INN, 1925 Wis
consin cnsda ave-, OIL. 4-39So or OIL.
wAfTREssEs. for week ends; wis also
cosdA eSS safa S9GS Baltimore ARMY GdWP SiTd cdi
lege Park, Nd. after s pm. Ia
WAITRESS, white; prefer to live in:
PPafSS PPNSS EnsAaeH EyasatlS1 sTEp TApPly MAsoHIG 9S6C
New Hampshire ave ne. 10
WAITRESS. exper.; good earnings.
Apply DUFFY's TAVERN, 1851 Ga.
WAfTREsS. white, 5-day week, earn
ings average S65 weekly: excellent
Sorksp fSF AeSgfE nsat Sna EsaSe
sen: 1855 Mass. ave. NV. Closed
WAITRESS. colored; exDer. only need
apply: steady, sober. Apply in per-
WAITRESS. VAT y white. Stt ne experienced, ever
4 to IL pm; Saturdays Oh. No
phone calls. MACS GRILL. % F
wSAtITREss. white. experienced. Ap-
warREss AZ ifSS l1sh andh s. RoEk RT fast place
REsTAURANT. III 18th st. NV. .
WAITRESSES. white. experienced
EdHG EEGToR's r. ! RESTAURANT. 1345
WAsHlNGToN" ii SG ~ GREErERs; need @ .
refined women with cars for hostess
work. in Metropolitan Area. Call
before 2 pm. or after $40 pm
Girl. white, bar exper.: 12 noon to
sDe HAPMNRY RSSt RE0Ei REsTAURSN4 eHAfSt aTf rs
GIRL. for general clerical work; s.
day week. Apply in person. DIS
TRICT DENTAL LABORATORIES.
1858 Euclid ST.. NV. 10
manent man ,I.,2it position; $4,000 first wear
woM3R %GtlSR RRxx %xNTEbintsrestsd FEB SfaF edo in
operating boarding house. Will A.
WoMfN RoSfs Box RAkERs' Stas' stsp a1n,v Rle.s 49,
BAKERY, $500 Queens Chapel I'd,
w. Hyattsville, Nd. AP. $4,000
YOUNG LADY sTENoGRAPHER-
For temporary work in law office;
experience not necessary. Box 2Q2-T,
YOUNG LADY to operate bookkeep-
ing machine, in our accounts PAYABLE
dept. We will train you; permanent
position. 5-day; 40-hr. wk; Pleasant
OF, purchases; Insurance and hospi-
ta1stioP apps PEohRs FetTspsPt DsGG sroRss Pss
Employment once, n p st. ne
10
YOUNG LADIES, for our credit once:
excel. opportunity for advancement.
EISEMAN'S. 7th and F SITS. NV.
YOUNG WOMEN, 21-40. light inves-
tigation work with national ORGAN
izatton; no exper. necessary; must
be free to travel U. s.; salary. ex-
penses, allowance while travelling.
Apply. Rm. 951. Warner Bldg. DO
not phone. Ia
Evening star., 1953-09-10
YOUNG MAN

90 to 80: interesting work with ma
tional publisher calling on Govt
agencies in Wash. and VIC: 5-day
wk.. vacation with pay: auto nee.
good starting salary plus expenses.
Box 304-T, Star. lis
YOUNG MEN, for our credit ONCE;
excel opportunity for advancement
E1SEMAN'S. 9TH and F sts. NV.
YOUNG MEN for credit dept. as
credit interviewers. Permanent
position good starting salary, many
company benefits. Apply NATIONAL
FURNITURE CO.. sol 9TH st. NV.
10
MEN, over IS, free to travel
in virginia towns. after. short local
am, Room 423. 1404 New York
Evening star., 1953-09-10
SALESMAN WANTED

National organization supreme in its
field. has opening in its southern
territory for two statesmen Of ability.
Earnings, 5000 to $4,000 Week
Iv drawing account Car necessary
must be willing tn travel. see
CHAS. l.. SNYDER, Rm. $50 WaSn-
ington Loan g. Trust Bids, lu;3o
to 1890, . TO 4 pm. ID
to take orders for easily
sold products. No experience nee.
essarv: no investment Sus ranIeeo q
minimum earnings. ME. s-223s7'
statesmen Junior statesmen who
are interested in making selling
their future have an opportunity TO
earn while learning the construc-
ton, heating. plumbing and re-
modelling business. You can now
associate yourself permanently with
the largest concern OF this type IN
this area. This is the first time our
organization has offered to increase
our sales personnel in this manner,
due to expansion of business. Earn
jngs are higher than in any other
type of selling. If you have excel
lent Ieferences and desire to work
age, contact Mr.. Schlessinger. morn
ingS. o to IL. CONSOLIDATED EN-
GJNEFRING AND DISTRIBUTING
co. OF AMERICA. 400 H st. ne.
statesmen t3), research service. we
Will take the responsibility for your
earning minimum of 500 a week
after preliminary training: advanced
conn commission, Ss2II, ddisnifed work good in; 4;
Department, RE. 1898 for inter-
view II
Evening star., 1953-09-10
THE EVENING STAR

TYPIsT-CLERK. high school gradu
ate; ookkeepins experience de
Strable but not necessary; permanen
position. paid vacations. free hos
pitalization insurance; 5-day, 3712
hr. wk. AMERICAN SURETY CO.
$40 Southern Bldg, 18th and +
SITS. NV 10
Evening star., 1953-09-10
HELP-WoAAEN

NURSE, some lab. exper., for Silver
Spring physician. JU. S-1336. Iii
NURSE, registered. white: to s
p m. 4 days q week. RA. 6-l121
or EN-. 2-71S7. I'll
NURSE for ofiice In NV. on No and
CrosStown buses; 1850 hour week
5 days; good salary. Box 144--M
Star. Ia
NURSES AID, white. Apply nursing
school ONCE, SIBLEY MEMORIAL
HOSPITAL, 1850 N. Capitol st.
PIX OPERATOR. 8 days per week
Wed, Thurs, Sat: S1.00 per hour,
plus meals. SUBURBAN HOSPITAL,
Bethesda, OIL. 4-6750. Ill
PRACTICAL NURSES, white only: g.
hr. duty; good salary; live in or out
Evening star., 1953-09-10
STENOGRAPHER
STENOGRAPHER

We have an opening for a yount
woman, 21-35 yrs. of age. for g
permanent position in our mechan'
ical dept; 4O-hr., 5-day week rea.
sonable shorthand and tipping are
required. In addition to salary, gen.
erous company benefits are pro-
vided. Apply Personnel, Room sos;
open weekdays, 5000, and Sat.
9-1. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1953-09-10
HELP--MEN Cont.
LINoLEUM MECHANICs-Top p

LINoLEUM MECHANICS-Top pay
for experienced men. Apply in per-
son. SENATE FLOOR COVERING
CO.. 2457 18th st. NV. -13
MANAGER TRAINEE-National small
loan org. has opening for young
man: auto required. good starting
salary and anto allowance. other
company benefits and opportunity
for advancement. Apply to LIB
ERTY LOAN CORP, 1909 Ga. ave.
Silver Spring, Md -16
MEATCUTTERS-W 2 expert
enced meatcutters, steady work for
the right men, drinking men need
not apply Leon Null. BROOK
WILLIE MARKET, 6421 Brookville
rd., Chevy Chase, Nd, OIL. 2-2639.
-13
MILLMAN, experienced on machine
and bench work, for local wood
working shop; good working con-
ditions; steady employment; top
wages. Apply AMCO MILLWORK &
LUMBER CO.. Benning rd. and
MINI. ave. ne. (rear of postofhce).