davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Zed L. williams and
Zed L. williams, Jr.
AuotiOneefS and Appraisers

Very fine up-to-date new
mahogany complete bed
room suite including Mr..
and Mrs. dresser, maple
living room suite, odd lounge
chairs, attractive odd sofas,
antique red cut velvet,
chaiSe Tongue and chair to
match, antique Empire
crotch mahogany Aft. wide
sofa, glass door bookcase,
odd chairs of various kinds,
lamps, end tables and cof-
fee tables, odd night stands,
odd chests and dresserS, IL
plastic televiSion chairs,
Hollywood beds, chrome and
other 5-piece dinette sets,
innerspring mattresses, drop
leaf tables, pictures, mir
rorS, also IL used rugs of
various sizes. Numerous
other household effects.
ALL TO BE SOLD BY
AUCTION
AT
Williams Auction House
.9lS NEW YORK AVE.
This Tues. MAY 12), 2 PM.
Auction house open for pub
lie inspection all day Mon.
and Tues. up to sale hour.
This auction house affords the public
an opportunity to procure clean, de-
sirable. worthwhile furniture and
household effects at unusually rea-
sonable prices.
Quired.
Auctioneer's phone, MA. 2-s679.
DEALERS AND INDIVIDUALS
TAKE NOTICE
Evening star., 1953-05-10
BOOK MEN

only need apply. Leads
furnished. Liberal draw to those who
qualify. Exceptional company bene-
fts. Average earnings, S140 week
UP. This deal has revolutioniZed en-
tire book industry. For personal in
terYleM. call EN- 3-64O3.
Evening star., 1953-05-10

When GnstOertn0 advertisements
addressed to Star bo1es. do NOT
inctoSe ORIGINAL references photo.
orGphs or other materials OF peT.
SondI odlHe Copies serue the pur.
pose and originals may oet lost
Evening star., 1953-05-10
HElP-MEN

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK, under
30 years old, with national CO. 40
hr. week. Must have education or
exper. in accounting. Salary open.
Call MR.. SAURIOL, NO. 7-6262, 9
am. to pm, Monday through FRI
Evening star., 1953-05-10
ADVERTISING
MANAGER.

Present A. M. leaving soon
to live in New York. We need
someone who knows type, lay
out, copy. ana has a fair for
promotion. Write US in conn-
dence, full particulars of your
schooling, advertising exper..
qualifications, past earnings
and immed. requirements.
E. I. COWAN, THE YOUNG
MEMS SHOP, 1919 F st. NV.
Evening star., 1953-05-10
ADVERTISING
MANAGER
DIRECT MAIL

Lacy's. Washington's largest TV and
appliance chain is looking for q
charge sEie of s Setting un 'an and operatins ISs
its direct mail dept Must be
thoroughly experienced and know
type, stock letterpress and offset
printing. Must be able to write
selling copy for letters. brochures.
plete resume of past direct-mail
and advertising experience with
your salary requirements. Personal
interview will be arranged. See
Irving Abramson, advertising direc-
tor. LACY'S, Sth and StS. NV.
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AUTO MECHANICS

Capable Of front-end aligning and
general replacement OF parts; 5000
basis; plenty work. Apply LEE
PERSH1NG ESQ. 230O N. Pershing
dr. Arlin otnn -NHn- 4 b
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COLLECTOR-DRIVER
11O1 PA. AVE. NV.

COUNsEL0R for private school and
summer day camp; exper. necessary;
June 16 through Aug. 15. Call
ia. $1,000. 8 to s., -l7
COUNSELOR, high school senior. for
salt water camp in Maine for boys
age 6-12. Able to drive. State
qualifications and telephone. Post
once Box 1925, d. C. 10
COOK WANTED, experienced. Apply
VIRGINIAN RESTAURANT. 10
Independence ave. sc. 10
COOK, no night or Sunday. work;
drugstore experience. know how to
plan menus. Apply at once. YER
MONT PHARMACY, Vermont and
COOK, tx End End COOK, or one who would
like to learn to cook, in excellent
downtown cafeteria; white; regular
hrs, no Sunday work; salary. $50
to $50 wk.; also meals and group
disqualification furnished free; must
be steady, gentlemanly worker.
For further information see MR..
McGARRAGHY at 511 14th st. NV.
COOK, thoroughly experienced. refer
ences. BASSINS. 1920 Penna. ave.
NV RE T-RDR0 III
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ALL TO BE SOLD BY
AUCTION
OFFICIAL NOTICES

70: JOHN W. CHAMBERS. record
as premises soil b Street. Sc,
MSssnns5sn Sno%n Sef, D Or C. s,,1n S5 to his h6S TR
Pursuant to the provisions Of the
Act of, Congress of May 1. 1906.
entitled IAN. Act to Create . Board
S,;,,tt.rSc for The condemnation Of Insanitary
: bia: i eng and for for other Purposes; as
esmber y i94S. the members Of
the Board have investigated into
the sanitary condition Of the build
ing at the premises mentioned
above. This building has been
found, as q result Of such inveStiga-
tion. to be in such insap1tary con-
dition as to endanger the health or
the lives of the occupants thereof
or Of, persons living in the vicinity.
Accordingly. you are hereby directed
to show cause on or before May %,
1853 why this building should not
be condemned. You are entitled to
q hearing on this matter before the
Board. provided that you make writ
ten request for such . hearing with
in the time to show cause indicated
above. Upon receipt Of such a re-
quest the Board will Ak q time and
place for the hearing, and will
notify you accordingly. BOARD
FOR THE CONDEMNATION OF IN
GILES L. EVANS, WILLIAM q.
CARY. Jf., j. j., ILGENFRITz.
my2,3 ,4,5,6,7,S,9,10
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HELP--MEN
BOOKBINDER, I

BOOKBINDER, forwarder. with ex-
perience on all types Of Job binding;
must be q good man: permanent
Job in air-conditioned bindery. WILL
LIAM NORWITz CO.. 9l3 18th
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HELP w1p. AGENCIES tcont.

SALESMAN (m.). inside exper.. S15
wk. Credit man, exper. or trainee.
Law clerk, TRUST dept. financial bus.
Many sales, hotel positions: see
MISS PARKER with GRACE DUNN
1911 = ct >, NJ RE @-OSoS
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PUBLIC SALE

Saturday. May 16. 1853, at 1880
am. DIST. j. NJ PLASTERER, York
Springs. Pa, on U. 8. Route Is,
13 miles north of Gettysburg.
Old and Rare Music Box Collection
pipe organ, piano or
gan. hand-cranked organ with
wooden cylinders, harp. Stella, Ideal
piccolo. yiolano virtuoSo, Swiss box.
Sailors Blow harmonium. small Vic
tor with records, forerunner Of an
upright spinet piano made by John
8. Woodward & Son in London, Eng
land, 143 years ago and presented
to the royal family at that time IA
rare museum piece): Melodeon.
junior size violin, written inside
Copy Stradivarius"; metal discs for
Regina and Stella, trumpet, number
Of music pieces not mentioned.
ANTIQUES
Collection Of banks. beer stems. glass
china, buttons, milk glass. many
items not mentioned
Evening star., 1953-05-10
DISTRICT MANAGER

reer with I00-yr.-old company en-
gaged in direct selling. Earnings
vary according to ability. Average
earnings range from $500 to $10.-
600 yearly. Your duties will be
to hire and train sales people in
ion academy award costume iewelry
under what has proven to be a
highly successful plan. II selected,
YOU will be thoroughly trained, and
receive, liberal guaranteed start
ing salary. Some sales experience
necessary. Must be under 35 and
own car. For personal interview.
send letter giving background to:
Box 32S-E. Star.
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AUCTION SALES (cont.)

ANTIQUES and modern furniture.
glass. china, bric-a-brac, etc.:
Thurs, 1880 pm, SUBURBAN
AUCTIONS, Rockville. Md.
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ASST. TO MANAGER

Local auto finance co. seeks wen
vefsed man for permanent position
with progressive co. All usual empl,
benefits. Salary open. Replies con.
ddential. BOZ 41S-E. Star. 10
ATHLETIC DIRECTOR and swimming
Instructor for day camp. D. C. area.
IL and under, write Box 59-G. Star.
AUTO BODY MAN-Combinati
metal and paint man with ex-
perience or one with body repair
experience only. Excellent working
empioye S 6enefits fiHs See NJ Mcabee
TEMPLE MOTOR CO., 1914 dag
on2l I'd, Alexandria. Va, XII. g.
3055, OV. 3-5020. 10
AUTO BODY MAN, only thoroughly
experienced need apply; good pay
and working conditions. MASTER
AUTO BODY. 32240 Prospect ave
nv DE o-1r2S II
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HELP MEN lconk.l

AUTOMOTIvE GENERATOR and
starter repairman, pleasant working
Sondltlons. good pay. Chance for
aaddyIasnncemsnt; POTOMAC. ARMA-
TURE SERVICE, 334o NJ st. NV.
AUTOMOTIvE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
enced To assist in complete opera
ENco AUTO SUPPLY. 500 H st. e ne.
AUTO MECHANIC, experienced in
neeessary sek repairs PleIty preferred but mot
nat. or hourly rate as desired: usual
TEMPLE MOTOR MOTOR se e.. Mt is14 Mc6nes. 6iss.
onal rd;;; Alexandria. Va. XII. g.
AUTO MECHANIC-There is a 1st
Glass Ga mechanic now living in Sc.
iMasnlngton wa VINO would enjoy work
1ar saee fkael st rste sdeiomes ead
yiaeatl9n insIdno. honsst holidays sick leave and
hhINACOST1A hIyA1 A1oS2sS MOTOR CO.. chrysler-
riymouth r. Dealer l7os Good HOPE
AUTO MECHANICS AND TUNE-uP
MEN-Experienced in Chrysler-
necessary, Good working Conditions. ms.
Our O me. men ayerage well over 81 25
~ nav LotC OU-OuI Ot2-QdY
wk. Plenty of work. Paid vacation
and holidays, disqualification and
life inS. Completely mod. shop with
every type equip. We are one Of the
LARGEST Chrysler-Plymouth dealers.
Contact Mr.. Hendrix, ia. 2-4lOO,
1910 Wilson blvd, Arl., Va. Ia
AUTO MECHANIC, Chrvsler exper..
preferred but not necessary: J-day
week. Salary basis: disqualification
plan: paid vacation and holidays.
See Mr.. Staten. ROYAL MOTORS,
INC, Chrysler-Plymouth, 400 Ga.
ave. ia. $4,000. Ia
AUTO MECHANICS 90. Lincoln-Mer
curry. or Ford experience desired; top
earnings and pleasant working con-
ditionS. See service manager MONT
GOMERY STUBBS MOTORS, INC,
LOO East-West hwy, Silver Spring,
AUTO MECHANICS exper- men
needed at once: permanent top-pay-
ing position; vacation and other
advantages. See Mr.. Terry. WIS
SINGER CHEVROLET CO., Seven
Corners, Falls Ch., Va. JE. 2-ll17.
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Apprentice Machinists

To learn trade in the best of ma
chine shop environment. Precision
manufacture or ordnance mate
rials; planned advancement in ac-
cordance with ability: paid vaca-
ton, sick leave, paid disqualification.
Call
Airtronic Research, Inc.
Evening star., 1953-05-10
Automobile Statesmen

We have openings for experienced.
high grade automotive statesmen of
good character. II you have a good
record of accomplishment and are
reliables we of1er you an opportunity
to make q connection with q large
Chevrolet leadership. Excellent
working conditions. Transportation
furnished, liberal compensation;
Apply to Mr.. Mahoney, ADDISON
CHEVROLET SALES, 14th and Flor
ida ave. NV. -13
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CLERK-TYPISTS
ROOKKEEPERS

o1NIIAxAcIJ1 11xkAO
INFO. RECEIPT. no typ, some col:
lege, under 30 yrs. no exper., SIZE
COPYWRITER, radio and TV SIS
5 days ---- 50, 40C
SECYS., June l.. 5 days-----$3; 00C
SECYS., temp, 2 mos. S3Ot
BANK TELLERS. exper.- So. OL
BANK MACH. exper. 50 900
BS, lab. work. 5 days
June |; under 30 years eSs,SeC 500
POSTING CLKs., add. mach, ne,
S5C
ASST. BKKPRs.. rec. and payable
sec
sfIk1Nd sn4 TYp1sTs. sm days SIS
fast typ. $50
SECY. -TYPIST. part time --S15C
TYPIST, 5 days S5j
MANY OTHERS
NATL. EMPL. SERVICE
HOS 10th st. NV. Elk. 3-727C
Evening star., 1953-05-10

Spanish-Eng. Sec'y CD $3.50
CAPITOL HILL SECY. .-- $3,SO0
Prefer under 35. attrac, good stenog
Private secy., under 40 - SOD wk.
Executive secy.. short. nec., $40 wk. up
Dozens Of others.
Evening star., 1953-05-10
PERSONALS (Cont.)
HOME TUTORING-Alg. Geom,

HOME TUTORING-Alg.. Geom.. Lat.
Fr.. Eng. Ger. Spa. arith.: read.
Elem. j,h.. s.h, subjects. UN. 4
REMEDIAL READING. also other
elem. J. h., S. h. subjects. At home
if desired. UN. 4-19S3.
ROOM AND BOARD for elderly ladies; /;
some nursing. care If necessary. in
new home of refined couple. Rea-
sonable rates; Silver Spring area.
TiUToRIHSSo So GERMAN. RUDOLPH
WE'LL Call HO. 2-43OO. Ext. 224. :
HAIR DYEING-$3.50 complete. 25
yrs. experience. FRENCH BEAUTY
SHOP. 1921 14th st. NV. AID. A.
vacancy az FOR ELDERLY or conva-
lescent lady or gentleman in sttrac-
tive home. tirst-f1oor room, three
windows: very cheerful: nice porch;
good care: general supervision; ex-
cellent meals. KE. 7-1566.
HAVE YOUR PRIVATE PARTIES
in beautiful cocktail lounge. DANG
ING. No charge for the room; rea-
sonable prices.
BOB SEIDEL'S CLUB 1903
I 1203 Pa Ave NV DI 7-9O74
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ARLINGTON-ALEX.

AICb1NO 1ON-ALEA
RECEIPT, dr. no typ, 5 $50
Research asst, trade assoc 500
Clk.-typ., meet public, S2l7
elk. typ, library, yng., 5 $40
Corresp. elk, irreg. hrs. $3.50
Teletype OPT, IL ANS pm, 5 d.,
$3.50
RECEIPT. typ, temp, 5 d. S55
Recep.-typ., train on PIX, 5 d., $500
elk, some typ, yng., 5 d. 500
Recep. -secy., Duke ST., 3 d. $50 $50
Steno., coll grad, social work, S25S
Steno., management dept, d., S244
Steno., internatl. rel, yng.. 5 d., S233
Steno.. airport, 5 d. 1924
Bkkpr., full charge, auto. exper., open
Payroll clk.. yng., 5 d. $50
Reg. nurse. yng., d. ITO $3.50
Comptometer OPT. ; d.--------S5O
Sales prom, adver. corp. SSO-S1OO
Accts payable elk, 5 $40 up
@ @Credit mgr, mgr, ret. sales. 2O-30-- $3.50
Lathe machine OPT. ,exper.. 5 d.. $6S
Bakers asst mid.-S am. no exper :,
Jr acct, student pref. 5 d.---S55
Parts elk, 1 p.m.1i2:30, i d.A.$50 d.
Airlines baggage service. h.s.g.. S215
once boy, h.s.g.. d. $500 D up
POTOMAC EMP. HRS. 9-8
1894 Wilson Blvd, Arl., ia. 7-17OO
9l1 King ST.. Alex. XII. 9-7022
Evening star., 1953-05-10

Suns. COLONIAL VILLAGE PHARM..
1897 Wilson blvd. Arl.. ia. I'll 80.
DUPLICATING MACHINE OPERA.
TOR. exper. or trainee. under 40.
Salary open. Excel. opportunity.
Permanent position. 5-day week. In
terviewS. $50 until 4. Ewes. appoint
ments possible II arranged in ad:
vance. Apply in person Personnel
once. NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC
DUPLICATING MACHINE TRAINEE--
White boy, draft exempt. to learn
duplicating machine; 5-day, 4O.hr:
wk.; beginning salary. 5000: Csll
APPLIANCE REPAIR
MAN needed for. bench work on small
electrical household appliances. Ap.
ply after 2 pm. O. A. LEPPERT,
MOTOR REPAIRMAN.
pleasant working conditions, at
tractive proposition for good man.
POTOMAC ARMATURE SERVICE.
3342 NJ ST. NV
ELECTRICIAN-Good man wanted.
willing TO learn stock work. Apply
$40 N Y, ave, NV IL
Evening star., 1953-05-10

CAR WASHER-Expertenced; handy
around service station. CONNORS
Ss FOSTER, 2244 Pa. ave. Sc. -12
CARVER for conditioned cafe
terra. 4S hrs. wk., no Sunday: must
be fully experienced. Weekdays.
AID. 2-9S90: SUM-. JA. 2-5711. -16
Evening star., 1953-05-10

CAB DRIVERS. colored-We will
teach you in . short time to secure
Identification card. Small deposit
required on cab. TAN TOP CAB
SCHOOL, 1881 Kalorama I'd. NV.
co. 5-797S, CO. 5-7735.
CABINET MAKERS and machine men
for custom mill work; top wages
ARLINGTON MILLWORK CO., INC,
1888 Jefferson Davis hwy, Airing
ton, Va. OF. 4-9l11,
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NATIONAL EMPL. SERV.
''washington's Largest Agency"
Sales. jr.-sr. ~ ssOo-S5oo mo.
Statistical production analyst, pro-
duction acctg. statistics bkGrd.,
Internal auditor $500 yr.
Chief clerk natl. bldg. natl co.,,
S350-$375 mo.
Bookkeeper, Arl S70-SS0 wk.
Insurance underwrite trainee,
Bookkeeper. construction CO.,
Administrative trainee (must type),
$3.50 mo.
Jr. acctg. clerks $500
Payroll auditor trainee. $3.50 mo.
Insurance claims adjuStor Qaw deg.
or 2 yrs. law nec.) -- $3.50
Payroll clerk-typist Rockville area),
:. $325 mo.
Clerk. plumbing supply CO.. $3.50 mo.
$3.50 wk.
Multilith operator $4,000 yr.
Ozalid machine operator $55 wk.
Engineering-Scientific
Tech. writers and editors Engineering
sgdsd asE3, heayy m;ssl,., manual exper Ip5sf
Project ANALYSTS (degs.. plus heavy
Communication systems engrs., some
travel $4,000 plus $2,70O VI. sub.
Design develop engr.----to S10,6S0
Sr. Electronic engrs. --- $4,000
Elec; mech. design engrs.--to $4,000
Prod. design engr. ------ $4,000
Struc. design spec. to $4,000
sr. Aerodynamics engrs.--to $4,000
Sr. power plant engr. to $4,000
Sr. thermal control engr. to $4,000
Ex-navsl officers tengr. background),
systems Gpf anaysi, sssEy sasry Open
Methods planning engr. ONE or iE),
Research analysts (pharma:. bio. c' or
Chem. engr: torganic SYM Open
Production-statisticaI analyst (heavy
production, acctg., statistical experD :.
under As years old $1,000
Architectural (deg.) - Salary open
Civil engrs. (dego. yng. Salary open
Personnel man (engr.. or science deg.
nee: under 40 yrs. old. Salary open
Vibration analysis engr. to $1,000
to 81, 900
st. weights engrs.- to So, 100
Tech. illustrators - S6,5OO
CLASSIFIED document oficer (ibrary
o. CApCA.J - 'psb,cUO
Computor mechanics ------$ S.. 500
Craftsmen (mech) SO hr.
Craftsmen (construction) SIS, 900 UP
Chemists S5,2SS
Craftsmen (electronic) SIS, 400
Design civil engrs. S4, ,230
Construction inspectors - $4,000
Correspondents (bio-chem. degsD.
must type -, $4,000
Overseas
Electronic techs. (field installation
exper) - $1,000 plus
Instructors on operation and repair
OF heavy hwy. equip. (muSt have
had previous eXper. as equipment
operator mechanic) $4,000
Asst. construction warehouse man (6
mos. contract) $1,000
Please send detailed resumes for
above positions or visit our office
and bring detailed resumes.
HOS 10th st. NV. New AddresS)
Evening star., 1953-05-10

Car Washers and PorterS
Exper.; 5M-day wk.; annual and sick
leave Apply ANDREWS AIR FORCE
BASE. MAIN EXCHANGE. -13
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CHIEF ACCOUNTANT

Salary to $4,000
Under AZ, some public accounting;
certificate desirable but not essen
tial;. must have substantial private
experience background in finance,
construction. rentals. building ma
terials or related field.
Evening star., 1953-05-10
INSTRITMENT co

44NO wv x4ckN i w.
5000 Georgia Ave-. Silver Spring. Md.
SERVICE MANAGER, to
take over large repair and service
department in Montgomery Co. Box
BAT, Rockville. Md.
ART TRAINEE, young man with tai
ent to learn prac. aspects Of COM
msrcial art; Bring samples to
kRONSTADT AGENCY. I'll 14th
ASSISTANT FILE CLERK-Young
man. 1S to 25. for position with
large corporations; S276 per mo.
Apply RIM. 524. Southern Railway
TO BUYER-BoyS de-
partment: permanent position with
opportunity for Advancement for
experienced man. Liberal employe
benefits and employer paid hos
pitaliZation. Apply Personnel Of
flee, GOLDENBERG'S 5th floor. 7th.
Sth and K SITS. NV. -12
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APPRENTICES
MACHINE SHOP

Permanent openings for young men
interested in learning the machinist
trade. Korean Veterans, desired. Ap-
ply in person. Personnel ONCE.
AMERICAN
Evening star., 1953-05-10
AUDITOR
S5 nm

Audit, maintain and revise account
ing systems and procedures in large
retail organizations; accounting de-
gree, under 40 years; excellent op-
portunities for advancement; perma-
nent; company benefits. Write
resume, giving age, education and
eXperience To Box 2hR-G. Star IL
Evening star., 1953-05-10
HELP----MEN
DEALERS

MEN with cars. no invest
ment necessary; excel. oppt.
for right persons. Unlim. earn
ing possibilities. Inquiries
also invited from men in outer
areas. such as Annapolis, Alex
andria, Falls Church. Ken.
sington, Laurel, Rockville.
Vienna, etc. Phone or write.
Box 3h3-G. Star
Evening star., 1953-05-10

DELICATEssEN CLERK. exper., for
fancy grocery dept. In Bethesda.
For further Information, call Mr..
ATKINSON, OIL, 4-5325, -12
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ACCOUNTANT

ASOoON AIN
Under 80. Preferably some bank
exper.; Sc. area to $4,000
JR. ACCOUNTANT
Preferably with automotive account
ing experience --start $4,000
(WOMEN)
SECRETARIES:
Patent law (2) start 4,160
Technical research start $4,000
Sales organization -------to 1900
Educational -------S3 So, 900
CLERK-TYPISTS
Up to -------------- $50
WALTER H. KESSLER
professional Counseling by. Appt.)
Personnel Services, 612 Wash: Bldg.
18th and N. Y. ave. NV. ST. 3-9442.
INVESTIGATOR, $500
SERVICE SALESMAN -S325
CAMERA SALESMAN -----S 1925
RESTAURANT MANAGER $500
FEMALE
REcEPTIoNIsT --------- S225
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $3.50
BOOKKEEPFR S325
GENERAL EMPL.
1907 H st. NV.
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TEACHER

IEACHER
5th or kindergarten for Sept: 5 d,
Oil King st., Alex XII. 9-7022;
2334 Wilson blvd, Arl.. IA. 7-170O.
ATTENTION, WOMEN
MANY INTERESTING JOBS
COME IN AND TALK II OVER
EXPERIENCED OR BEGINNERS
5-DAY, 35 TO 80 HOUR WEEK
SECRETARIES
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AGENCY COPYWRITEF

with national accounts. Phone appts
only. DI. 7-7400. HENRY j. KAUF-
MAN g. ASSOCIATES. --l2
APPLIANCE MECHANIC, exper., per
manent position. JU. S-4114. 10
APPRENTICE-To learn electric mo-
etc. Ideal working conditions, good
salary to start. Apply to MR.,
. HUGHES, 115 l. st. Sc. Washing
ton 3, D. C..
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DANCE TEACHERS


Experience preferred. but not neees-
sary; must have high school educe-
tion. II you are between ages Il -35
enjoy meeting people, like to dance.
We have several positions available
for dance instructors. A glamorous
profession that pays well; complete
training is furnished; days must be
free to receive training. Apply in
person to Mr.. James, between "a
pm. daily or phone DU. 1880 for
interview appointment.
MARION'S DANCE STUDIO
Hotel Chastleton, 10th and r SITS. NV.
DU. 1880 IA
DENTAL TECHNTClANe. experienced
or inexperienced. Apply HAMMOND
h HALPERN. e26 goth st. NV.
DENTAL TECMNYCfAN-Apyly AAGER-
ICAN DENTAL LABORATORY. &43|
7th q. nv.
Evening star., 1953-05-10
GENERAL

A large variety Of position in the
technical research, and other fields,
in and out Of town; some without
fee; too varied to list.
Salaries Open
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DRIVER

Must know Va. and District territory;
reliable man with excel. refs; good
salary and working conditions. COM
pany benefits Apply to Mr.. Medley,
JULIUS LANSBURGH FURNITURE
CO. warehouse. 80 Pierce st. ne.
Evening star., 1953-05-10

, PSORIASIS VICTIMS
New Discovery! FREE Trial
Offer. Write PIXACOL. Box 35S3-C.
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BUSINESS CARDS
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ernment has granted. A man
unjustly imprisoned can sue
for damages. Claims involv-
ing taxes and Government
contracts make up the bulk
of the courts business, but it
can also hear Indian claims,
claims for dredging damage
to oyster beds and special
suits permitted by act of Con-
gresS and referred to the court.
In correcting injustices
suffered by individuals when
they deal with their complex
Government, the court must
suffer abuse from cranks who
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like to dump all manner of
crackpot claims in the lap of
Court Clerk willard L. Hart.
One litigant combined a
patent suit, automobile acci-
dent damage suit and claim
for a gold mine in a petition
profusely illustrated with pic
lures of family tombstones.
The court said no to a dip
lomat'S wife who claimed
extra travel expense money
when delayed in trying to
ship her pet dogs home during
wartime. It said yes to a
farmer whose chickens were
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scared eggless by an airbase.
Last year, the court granted
more than $14 million in some
1000 cases involving 500
million in claims, and some
1000 cases are now pending.
Probably no other court in the
world has heard cases involv-
ing such huge sums of moneys
but nothing is too small for
it, either. A former Agricul-
ture Department inspector,
Herbert S. Ward of Bay Ridge,
Md, sued the Government
for $1.5O lunch money-and
won.
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commissioners have gone to
the bedside of dying men, to
penitentiaries and to poor
houses to take testimony.
One trial was held on a roof
where a disputed type Of
radio aerial was installed. A
commissioner once few an
airplane to try for himself an
easy to operate "joystick"
for which an inventor claimed
a patent violation.
In the Court of Claims, an
inventor can sue the Gov.
ernment for infringing on a
patent which that same Gov
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Tomorrow between and o'clock Record Shop First Floor
North Building meet eomorous nezzo-soProno Rise Stevens
who has mode the role Of Carmen the memorable the history
Of And have this captivating Of the Metropolitan Opera
rodo and V autograph copies her famous RCA
Victor recordings We list below those available Record Shop
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Miss Barbara Anne FOltz.
Miss Barbara Anne Foltz,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Thomas Foltz of Washington be-
came the bride on April Is of
Mr.. Irwin Potts. He is the son
of the late Mr.. and Mrs. William
Potts Of New York.
The ceremony took place at
Epiphany Church with the Rev.
Leland Stark officiating.