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Evening star., 1953-09-27
One-Mun Show by Summerford

Recent paintings by Joe
Summerford constitute a one
man show at the Whyte Gal
lery through october z. Nearly
all Of the 13 works on view
were done this year; two or
three Of 1850 and 81 supply
a gauge.
Pure experimentation has
yielded to more solid sub
stance, making this show the
best I have seen by Mr.. Sum-
merford. The outstanding
paintings (to mel are blue
Plums," a handsome still life
in grayed blues, violet, green
and yellow; storm Coast"
sharp angled rocks and high
lighted angry sea and DRY
Hills" mostly warm colors,
with a feeling of open space.
Mr.. Summerford's show is
varied, the aforementioned
Evening star., 1953-09-27
Art Broudcusts

In connection with concert
broadcastS to begin this eve
ming at 8 o'clock over WGMS,
1885 on FIN, from the Ma
tional Gallery Of Art, the in
termissions will be devoted to
special radio discussions of
great pictures and other as
poets of the National Gallery's
collections.
Evening star., 1953-09-27
Planes Again Serve
Cuymun Islands

MIAMI.-FoIlowing a five
month suspension of service, the
Cayman Islands. dependencies
of Jamaica, again enjoy air
transportation linking Kingston,
Jamaica's capital; Grand Cay
man Island and Miami. The re-
stored service, which eventually
is expected to operate byweekly,
is by British West Indian Air
wavS
Evening star., 1953-09-27
First Autumn Show

The Silver Spring Art Gal
lery, 9216 Flower avenue, will
open its first autumn exhibition
this afternoons collection of
photographs by members of
the National Photographic
Society Of Washington. There
will be a showing of color
slides of Mexico taken by DR..
S. S. Jaffe, and an informal
talk in the studio by Senor
JuSto Sierra, First Secretary
and Press Attache of the Mex
ioon Ernho Geu
Evening star., 1953-09-27
Workshop Opening

An exhibition of paintings
and sculpture by SO Washing
ton artists will open with q tea
this afternoon in their honor,
from 3 to 6, at the Workshop
Center of the Arts, 1900 New
Hampshire avenue NV. The
exhibition will remain through
october 16, and will be open
to the public each Sunday at
the above hours, and Monday
through Friday from 2 to 8.
It will be reviewed here in de-
tail later,
Evening star., 1953-09-27

ing closely to the shape Of the
block.
Honorable mention went to
Melvin Buckner'S all-over pat
tern Of birds in q cage, painted
in rich color: Jack Perlmut-
ter's "Semi-detached," which
continues his retreat from the
sharp-angled dynamic works
Of earlier years; Jeanne Tay-
lor's Woman in a Red Vest"
a formidable creature, and
Jane Loves radiant portrait
head, surprisingly naturalistic.
Paintings I thought particu-
larly good include Theodore
Kane'S Dancers Resting" in
a double diagonal pattern;
Mary Shows Manhattan Pat
terms" elliptical, rectangular
and diagonal; Ralph de Burgos'
Super-realistic study of a dilap-
idated entrance; Martha
Bache'S Racing" with its
feeling of speed; Charles Hoo
ver's "Seashore," an abstract
design Of Sun-batherS "a touch
Of irony here?); James Cupoli's
"Old Canal and Ruth Os-
goods Return of the Tuna
Fishermen" In the smaller
sculpture section, I liked Lila
ASher's wire figure, Hazel Van
Matters Egg Shape V.I.P."
(Adlai Stevenson?) and Kath-
crime Hobbs japanese Horse"
Evening star., 1953-09-27
Beach Patrol Remains

ATLANTIC CITY.-A reduced
force Of the Atlantic City Beach
Patrol will remain on duty
through October 4 to provide any
needed protection for the late
summer batherS.
Evening star., 1953-09-27

and several other oil paintings
dealing with subjects in a
simplit1ed naturalistic man
ner. whereas his casein paint
ings are near-abstracGions,
having the effect of being i'm
preSsions hastily captured.
Evening star., 1953-09-27

century, is represented with a
charming poetic scene painted
in jewel-like colors. There are
other larger Persian minia-
lures, most Of them brilliant
in color. and fascinating in
the glimpSes they afford, of
Persian life and customs. The
Freer Gallery is very rich in
Persian pen-and-ink drawings,
of which a number are in
cluded in this special show
ing. Outstanding, according
to DR.. Ettinghausen, Is an
ascension scene, in which a
king is carried to heaven on
a golden throne surrounded by
musical and attentive angels.
Among the Indian paintings
(Mughal perioO an unusual
one depicts the meeting of the
Shah of Iran and the Indian
Emperor fondly embracing.
This meeting never took place,
says DR.. Ettinghausen, who
calls the miniature a "glam-
orouS form of wishful think
ing" Gas would be a similar
painting Of Eisenhower and
Malenkov). And let no one
miss the merry miniature of
Noah's Ark, jam-packed with
animals and birds, and Noah
himself dressed as an Indian
ruler) Serenely seated on an
upper deck. DR.. Ettinghausen
concludes his critique of Is
lamic art by saying, Even
without knowing the stories
which these pictures illustrate,
everybody can SAVIOR the ju-
dicious combination of rich
colors or the delicate play of
lines in the fairylike world of
Persian and Indian miniatures
and drawings"
Evening star., 1953-09-13
,.n ,n4.!tl. 40 SWAMI WA AVE.

440 SWAMI AVE.
(AT JEFFERSON DAVIS HWY
ALEXANDRIA, VA. IA
ELECTRICAL TECHNICIAN, expert
enced on all types Of hearing laid
OPERATOR 4:$o ofo4 to To-;
mo, CAL Wo; 6.3227; Mon. Q to 4.
S184 mo-; experience not necessary.
however must have good references.
Vacation, insurance and pension
priyileges available. Write Box
403-T. Star.
- Graduate engineers.
eXper in materials inspection.
Duties include inspection. testing
and investigation of quality of ma
terials used in the construction of
sewer and water mains. Personnel
Director WASHINGTON SUBURBAN
SANITARY COMMISSION, HyattS-
vile. Md.
5th CLASS, colored, mar
ried. no children; for modern down
town apt bldg. local reference re-
uuired: good salary and quarters.
See Mr.. Farrell, HERBERT HARVEY.
INC, 912 18th st. NV, after l pm.
ENGINEER, high-pressure license
temporary, day shift. Apply 1920
ENGiNEERI5th Glass License. COL
ored; for office. building. automatic
oil burner; good working conditions.
Apply Room .616 EVANS BLDG,
1920 New York avenue NV -JSl
Evening star., 1953-09-13
SPECIAL NOTICES
OFFICIAL NOTICE

TO: THE UNKNOWN HEIRS or as
signs or both. Of William E; Knott
deceased, record owner of lot Slt
So. S47, known as premises 727 9th
st. Sc. Wash, p. c: Pursuant TO
the sg aS St the sneS At Of cSnsTsst Hs
to Create a Board for the, Condem-
b. C.. and for other Purposes" as
amended April 10. 1885, and Dec,
I've H. 1952 the nemSsTs o 4 he shs sanaS
condition of the bldgs. at, the prem
ises mentioned above. These bldgSS
have been found. as a result OF such
inveStiga ton, to be In such lnsanl-
tary condition as to sndangsr anger. the tn
thereof or Of persons living in the
vicinity, and accordingly. the same
are hereby condemned. From and
after 15 days after q copy, Of this
order IS afflXed to the said bldgs.,
It shall be unlawful for any person
Of, unless within the said period the
condition which led to the condem-
nation Of the bldgs. have been rem
edied and this order has been can
Shich Sfitd said S uS bidss. or or parts arts thereof
may be lawfully occupied has. been
Board, BOARD FOR THE E,,,ts CON; /
DEMNATlON Ot lNSANl1 An
Jr;; ". H. CARY Jr.i J. J. 1LGEN-
fNt sei6,11 12.13.14.15,16.17.1s.1e
TO: THE UNKNOWN HEIRS. or as
signs. or both. of Richard Noah
Price, deceased. record owner Of lot
S35. Square 2S, known as premises
92S 24th st. NV. Wash. D. C.
Pursuant to the provisions OF the
Act of Congress of May /. 1906, en-:
titled IAN Act to Create Board
sL 6gsdngs II the ,I D s6snssd c s9d ApT 59T
Is, 1885. and December II, 1912.
the members Of the Board have in
vestigated into the sanitary condi-
tion Of the building at the premises
mentioned above. This bldg. has
been found. as. q result ri such in
condition as to endanger the health
of persons living IN the vicinity. and
sccordingly. the same is hereby CON
demned. From and after Is days
after copy Of this Order is attiXed
to the, said bldg; or part thereof.
Sna De HnaTfg To1 uness day p%bn
the said period the conditions which
led to the condemnation OF. the bldg
have been remedied and this order
has been Cancelled or unless the
time within which said bldg. o. part
thereof may be lawfully occupied
has s 3sen bCsd sTsndFa soHD 9z SOfS5 foR off Fa
coNpEMNxTToN OF iNsANiTARY
BUILDINGS COL, G. L: EVANS.
II; ". H. CARY. Jr.; J. j. ILGEN-
Observation-Disclosures
Evening star., 1953-09-13
PERSONALS tcont.)

EXHIBIT OF PEACOCKS ORIGINAL
water color paintings; hours, IL to
$50 pm: 3461 14th st. NV. CAL
| TU 2-2730. Ia
CHAUFFEUR. white young. single
affable and personable. will drive
ewes. and wk. ends for refined
household taptitudes not limited to
q66 95lyinea aof In a9sT return stsT dSr board snd
S.sGSsn HOME ns:n. private NJ hOsDk .sk5e 1e
Pvt. rooms and wards. JU. 5-I273
wIMEoGRAPH1NG. 500 copies, s2.7s
Incl. typ. of stem. EXCHANGE SERE
ICE CO.. l740 K st NV. ST 3-6l So
VACANCY IN NURSING HOME TO,
elderly person. 24-hr nursing care:
licensed by State and county. JU
! 9-6040
VACANCY. ELDEKLY LADY-1st.
2nd floor Good food 24hr. care
HILLENDALE REST HOME. HE
4-5l51. Ia
OAY CARE and meals IN my :, =! Mcenses I 9
GIeSe' benz roaS yisinty Kr Lee s7ods dHsh"ay and
FORMS 81 q. s JOB applications pre-.
ing. EXCHANGE sERV ST 3-6ls6
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
English. French, German and Ital-
ian; also self-conf1dence. AID.
YOUR FURNITURE hand painted
and decorated. Antiqued. WO.
DO You KNOW SOME ONE able to
Teeet me9t to any besinneTs? snseT qilsai Hrs to
daily daily, Plus I Sat, . to 5; excel. pay;
must possess ability to inspire en-
trusiasm and confidence in children
shfP hHp Coz CoSvERss,t asst' DRAPERIEs-use
| DAIGNEAULT DECORATORS, GO.
RETIRED igTHsEi LADY. s5. wishes rm; and
will share; reas. Box 420-R, Star.
ICoATs-oF-ARMs make ideal xmas
S. S. ~RRgSRRTEoRcE' IsSir,S5sf Soi S;541I; hooks
PIANO iNSTRTCTION - Experienced
teacher, Peabody eesrtificatte, Home
lessons II desired. WA. 7.2l47ii ior.,v
PIANO EXPERIENCE, school pupils
and adult beginners taught. Reas'
s5 n $..ss 5ss
references. fa " Cali IF. a-6Sa9.
Murray Murray dance lessons, S. ea. viii
sell al or part. Box 395-R; Star:
VACANCY in private nursing home.
for invalid aged or convalescent Ia
dies. pleasant. quiet surroundings.
Doctors refs; La. 6-3273: 80
in NV. WASHINGTON with widow. 455;
as companion. Share duties; small
salary. AP. 7-1492.
WHY STUMBLE along in life?. Get
into the right vocation Consult ex-
MARGARET Z. WAGNER, formerly
coats repaired and remodeled to
capeS. stoles and jackets; fur collars,
the latest style for dresses. suits or
coats. Alteration on cloth coats and
suits. S25 18th st. NV,
CHILDREN, WILL LOVE Granny
Quinn and her weekly letters about
the animals and activities ties. on uhsE her
Granny tucks, in farm surprise.
For sample letter. write Granny
Quinn. RID No. 2. Culpeper. Va.
FURNITURE REPAIRING
FRENCH POLISHING GUARANTEED
DE. 2-033S
COLORED Pvt Detective, D, C. license
trained. AID. ASIA.
BOOKS, pamphlets, plans-all you
need to learn to. do practically any
THE HoW-To-bo-IT SHOP
912 G st. NV. RE. 7-0S7SI
Evening star., 1953-09-13
HELP wTD. AGENCIES Cont

Men and Women
CLERICAL, PROFESSIONAL
SKILLED. UNsKILLED
Washington'S Newest and
Busiest Job Mart
METROPOLITAN
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
906 10th ST. NV.
RECEPTIONIST, $4,000
Must be fast typist; secretarial type;
well groomed. under 35, well edu-
Gated; immed. Miss Evans tNA.
BOYD's, Cor. G & 18th
SECRETARY, $40 wk.
URasF ssFy 3 ssa ak ttsnSa janSr enoss R1oss IS
500 wk. up. Many others hourly.
See Miss Young at once. ST. j.
PERSONNEL SERVICE
1911 G St. NV. est. 90 yrs.l
NATIONAL EMP. SERV.
"Washington's Largest Agency"
Air-conditioned Offices
MEN
sa,s. ron $500 gsSo ne, plus. lGs
Sales trainees (several; young),
S325 mo.
Sales trainees (nat'l. COZ $500 mo.
Sales. office equipment. Balto;o ~
Mgmt. trainees,. coll. men S2s6 mo.
Msmt' trainees' "cets' deg sss1s Rss1s mo.
$500 mo.
Clerk-typists -------S $3.50
Clerks. young ------------ S225
Phone clerks ------ ------ $500
Country club clerk.
$3.50 mo. plus T, and b.
Clerk-typist (Alexl S216 mo
claims ia Ist sdHgS0S .5ngaSf (co deg PSss ay
Messengers, young, h. S. grads.
Asst. plant mgr. familiar with bot
tie plant or ex-machinist) S10O wk
Title searchers. any age $500
Warehouse men S1.67 hour
Bar boy $50 wk.
Engineering and Scientific
Adm. elec. engr tsome design expD
$500 plus 109c prof.
N'''t0""'' -e''" SS75-S65o mo-
MicrowaVe antenna deVel. engrS.,
S400-S650
Mech. engrs. tvibration. stress, heat
transfer. shock teSts) S450-S650
Drafting checkers tnech.) S400-S500
Radar research engrS. S650-SS25
$40o-S55o
e''O eS''' 'N S5oo-s86O
Electronic circuit res. engrs.
Sr. electronic prod. engrs. S5OO-Ss25
Field engrs. guided missile exp,
$450-S550 plus exp.
Sr. mech. engrs. electro mech. exp.
S5O0-S650
Electronic development engrs..
Project co-ordinators Il. E. or Ind.
Mgmt. deg) S350-S55O
Foreman-electronic equipt. mig.
exp. -S400-S6O0
Foreman (electronics insp. exp),
Prod. material control supv. (elec-
tronic componentS exp S40O-Sb50I
Mgr. (electronic insp. exp.)
Contracts admins. (exp. electronicsl,
S400-S600i
Indust. engrs. (electronics mass as
sembIy exp.) S6OO-S $500
Color TV engr. development exp
$600-SS50
sr. engr. CIV home set reviewers De,
velopment) $600-SS00
Tech. recruiter a years salary adm.
exp) ABB. personnel $350-$550
Chemists or chem. engrs. Q953
gradS) S3,9OO-S4,2O0
Chem. engrs. or chemists (exp.).-
Tech. editors (radar manuals).
Techs. tradar and electronic repr.
and maintenance exp salary. open
Math. asst. (math major--physicsI
minbr) some travelling $500 up
1l0S 10th st NV. New Address)
Evening star., 1953-09-13

CREDIT MANAGER for chain retail
operation; experience in installment,
monthly and weekly. 30-day and
FHA credit and collection necessary.
Good opportunity for present
assistant manager with many COM
ocs 5day Re9sts week All wrts detaed
letter of experience and availability
with salary requirement. Box
DAIRY FARM WORKER with family;
furnishing house, utilities, starting
$40. R. G. SEELEY: Maplewood
Farm, Mclean. Va. Phone JE. 2
DELIVERY BOY, white. good chance
to learn in small dental LABORATORY;
say SS5 week, 1snto 51f oSdng days JAMES ! Al y
fii4 fSF MAN, Nj Wv; colored; must have
Know city thoroushy tn %fss"e Give refs
good working conditions: 5-day wk.
Apply in person, between 10 am.
and gm nkTKERr Az fSr Hbite MI wyatt
come. company salesman at sub
stantiaI increase in pay. Wholesale
firm: Call MR.. GEE. Ii. 7-3304. j.
s1stsE have Good r6s references that % can be
auired 5-day wk.. 2 weeks paid
guaranteed. Apply bet. 4:3O and
$40, DY-DEE WASH. go Canal st.
DENTAL TECHNiCIAN, colored, pri-
yate dentist laboratory Right train
emphasis on partial denture casting
and full denture prosthesis. Box
495-S, Star. Ia
Evening star., 1953-09-13

FARMER, exper. with beef cattle.
mach. and fencing: wife for part
time. Must be reliable and sober.
with refs, Write JOS. KENNEDY,
3407 14th st. NV. TU. $4,000;
sat. or Sun, call Uppervile, Va.
FIELD REPRESENTATIVE to take
over protected territory, contracting
our regular customers for sales and
service; car essential: salary or
commission. Apply Monday, z Pm,
at 1905 r. !. Ave- ne IA
FIELD REPRESENTATIVE
We. are looking for a young man
with few years business expert.
ence, who wants to make 0 change
guaranteeing good future. Perma.
nent Salaried position in SAleswork
with old established company.
Travel expenses paid. You viii
only be away from nome part OF
each week. College graduate, $3.50
years old; opportunity to grow into
executive position. Give business
background, education, age and
other pertinent details. Box 367-R.
FILING STATION ATTENDANT
White. 1890. See Mr.. Ewin.
BRIGHTWOOD GARAGE, 6917 Ca.
ave. NV. TU. 2-5S00. Closed Sun
dayS
Evening star., 1953-09-13
HELP--MEN

for our art department: ex-
perience desired but not necessary
Apply in person, 1882 New York
ave. NV. -15
White: young man for
ONCE: state age, education. salary
expected, first letter; exper. not
necessary. Box 261-T. Star. --13
CLERK, age 25 to 80. An old estab-
lished manufacturing CO. is in i'm
mediate need of a young man to
clerk in our order dept. to take
orders from our customers and act
in the capacity of a shipping clerk
in permanent position. Must have
at least high school education.
Call between s am. and 4:30 pm.
Starting salary so wk. Call MIR.
GORDON, ME. S-4S0S
Evening star., 1953-09-13
HELP-MEN

ACCOUNTANT-An old established
manufacturing CO. has an Immediate
opening for young graduate ac-
countant to live and work in An
napolis. Md; 50-hr. work wk; start
ing salary $50 or better according
to ability. Call MR.. PROCTOR,
NE. S-4793. Ia
ACCOUNTANT JUNIOR for ONCE ci
ing, giving age. education. experi.
ence, references and salary desired
Box 25S-T Stai, -17
Evening star., 1953-09-13
AUCTION SALES

ANTIQUES and modern furniture.
glass. china, bric-a-brac. etc:
Thursday, 7:30 pm. SUBURBAN
AUCTIONS. Rockville, Nd.
ANTIQUES and used furn Auction
sale Wed. and Thurs. eve, 7:30 to
10 pm. See our ad under Misc. for
Evening star., 1953-09-13
AUTO BODY. FENDER MAN

AUTO MECHANICS, experienced with
ChrySler products; 5-day week, guar
antee and $3.50 basis; plenty of
work; excellent conditions: hospital
ization and life insurance benefits.
Call MR.. KIDWELL. EN-. $4,000.
,UTo MECHANICS to), exper.; local
refs.; must be sober and reliable:
mmtd. openings; only those inter-
ested in perm, good-paying job need
apply; modern shop, guar. plus
bonus. vacation with pay, hosp. plan;
plenty of work. you can make $500
or better. See Mr.. Rice. BOWMAN
MOTOR SALES, INC, 1530 Ga ave
NV. IA. $4,000. Ia
AUTOMOTIVE MACHINlSTS, to take
full charge of shop work. Reborine
crankshaft grinding; good oppor-
tunity. Salary and commission
AUTO PARTS L. MACHINE CO. 90
West Montgomery ave-, Rockville.
AUTO MECHANICS, due to the ter.
rife increase in our service volume
2 mechanics can be placed in per-
manent. top-paying positions: paid
vacation and other benefits. See Mr.
Terry with W1SSINGER CHEVROLET
CO., Seven Corners. Falls Church.
Va. JE. 2-1177. la
Evening star., 1953-09-13
ReSbo plata Cost

When GnstDeYtn0 advertisements
Gddressed to Star bo1es, do NOT
inclose original references, photo
graphs or other materials Of per-
sonGl Ud!ue Copies serpe the par-
rose and originals may get lost
Evening star., 1953-09-13
IE EVENING STAR

l1UI Penn. ave. NV.
PORTER, exper. young
colored man to wash pots and pans
etc. in small bakery. No Sundays.
Must be non-smoker. Apply Sun. In
person bet. l and 3 pm. 1851
Good Hope rd. Sc.
DISHlVASHER, cleanup man, age Is.
25; hours, 1880 am. to 4:30 pm;
6-day week. $50 IA. S-S16S. Ia
DISTRIBUTOR and dealers for the
finest Baby Safety Feeding Table on
the market. Excel. opportunity. We
will put you into business for
yourself. Write to Box 326-T
Star, all replies confidential.
Evening star., 1953-09-13
CHEF


For Hay Adams House, Hotel expert
ANNAPOLIS HOTEL. l1th and H
SITS. NV, between and $50. -l5
CIGAR-CLERK, exper.; 48-hr. wk.;
good salary and other employe bene-
fits; Bethesda area. OIL. 4-5900.
MR.. LANEY. IA
CIGAR CLERK, experience preferred:
excel. salary and working conditions.
Apply EMPIRE PHARMACY. 1888
CIGAR GitiIS MAN. Ada; dayWoFk, W;H; no Sundays.
Coed pay; Phone for appt, NJ;
CIGAR AND SUNDRiEs CLERK. ex-
per PEI PA part tin time vSn EYES; 5;1o Pr pp
PHARMACY. 772s Ga. ave. NV NV.
CIGAR AND DRUG CLERK, exper..
full or part time. excel. opportunity
for aggressive individual. Top sal.
PHEARMRcY. fEE Ee1S; Ii. R5yER 5.aosa. TERRACE RIA
store Apply BARBER & ROSS
HARDWARE, INC. $500 N. Fairfax
d.. Arlington. Va. Ia
CLERK, sales counter: wholesale and
retail stores sales. Alert Young man:
age o3-35, drivers permit, good
sales personality. Become company's
outside salesman in short time at
substantial increase in pay. Call
Mr.. HERBERT, Ii. .7-3304.
work With or without eXper. Pos
sibilities of becoming manager of a
branch store later. Perm. Job. Apply
MET. PAINT CO.. 1015 11th st. NV.
CLERK, white. age 21-35. with
knowledge Of typing, h. S. grad. exp.
not necessary. viii consider night
college student, starting salary, 5000
per mo. Call JU. 9-2030. Ext. IL.
Ior 1ppt' 10
Evening star., 1953-09-13
EXCHANGE MANAGER
EXECUTIVE
SUPERVISOR

To assist sales man.
ager in operation of a
group of dry-cleaning
chain stores in Metro
politan Area.
This is a splendid ca
reer opportunity for the
suitable man. Excellent
salary with unlimited
advancement potential.
knowledge of dry
cleaning from a plant
standpoint is not neces-
Sary. Previous exp. in
an operation of this
type or in a related field
will merit extra con-
Sideration. Age 28-40
preferred.
This is a position of
responsibility and trust,
including considerable
personnel work and Gus
toner relations work.
1t is an interesting and
fruitful position which
offers a challenge to the
man who wants to do q
job.
CONTACT MR.. oKIN
Ii. 6-6966
ARISTO CLEANERS
Evening star., 1953-09-13
ARLINGTON-ALEX
Secy. to execu., Capitol Hill exp,
$500 U
Secy.. airport; good shthnd.: 5 d..

secy' to execu.' Capitol Hill exp;, Sys,,
secy., airport; good shthnd.; 5 d. ~
stsno s.aa0f irTeg; 4,ssS .hrss hrs 49,. $3S5s
secy1 some shrthd.: Rosslyn Ss35
Secy., PIX exp; Lee hwy. $3.50
SNcv., Georgetown; 35 hrs. - S55
secy,, s,, rental office; %; 5 d $925
seed : d. personnel office; slow shrshd. ss54 !
CORES. sccy.. coll. bckgnd.,; s d.. S25s
Tenn. strn.. :? ks; good speeds, $50
Library elk. some typ; d. $3.50
C,t c,,; typ able to su2ery: 8 d. $3.50
ClE.-typ,, u mo-. coll. bckgnd. $3.50
Recent. typ. bank: d. S217
Receipt, Dr,'s ofc.: some steno. 5000
Tyn. irreg. hrs. coll. bckgnd. S256
Cik.- -typist, I"ff Davis: : d. S210-S23O
Clk; typ. Col, pike: : d. $50
Radio continuity writer. exp. open
Statistical elk. d. $3.50
Nursery teacher spec ed. $500
Teacher, Bird and 4th Grades; %;
Teller, trainee, some bans S'I exp. S9I7
Rkkpr, ,-typist, credit Office $50
Gen of, Lee hwy; no typ. ~ S45
Temp. type, z mos 5-d. wk. $50
Typist, ins. eX. pref: ; d. S217
meals = $50
P. T. clk-typ. 3 d. per wk $50
MEN
Head teller, exp. 30-35 $3.50
Teller, 20-30, bank exp. S@33
Bank teller trainee Sz3
Route sales. married, no exp. S15
Messenger, h. S. G.: driv lie. $50
Craftsman, topog exp, 5 d. 500
INVESTIGATOR. 1896: no exp. to $3.50
MGR 1000 oper,, exp. $3.50
Salesman, .5-45: commerc. rte,
comm. = $50
Salesman. credit exp. 21-3O $3.50
Retail salesman, 3l-5O: no exp.
comm. = $50
Genl. ofc good typ: d. $50
Maintenance man. refs. req, 81 80
pm. S1'}3
Mechanic trainee, 1890 - $1.10 hr
Room elk, hotel exp. $50
Snack bar man, yng.. 3:3O-11 pm,
Evening star., 1953-09-13
PROPOSALS

SEALED BIDS will be received until
noon, Friday, September 25, 1853,
at the Office of the State Roads
Commission at Laurel. Maryland;
Offering to purchase the improve .
ments located on the former Frank
L. McAlwee property in James G.
Ballard Subdivision in Clinton.
Maryland, located on the proposed
highway improvement be W n
Woods Corner and Clinton. All of
these improvements must be re-
moved down to the ground line, by
midnight, Monday. November 80,
1858. Details. bidding forms and
special bidding envelopes may be
obtained at the STATE ROADS
COMMISSION OFFICE at Laurel,
Maryland. Se13,20
Evening star., 1953-09-13
Credit office Assistants

Credit Office Assistants
Young men for credit in
terviewing and collection
department. Permanent po-
sitions. Congenial surround
ings. Good starting salary.
APPLY MR.. ANDREWS
NATIONAL FURNITURE co.
sol 9TH ST. NV.
Evening star., 1953-09-13
ERGO

& RESEARCH CORP
RIVERDALE, MD.
WA. 7-4444, EXT. 100
FACTORY MGR
wanted-Large electronic manu-
facturer located on West Coast de-
sires man with electronic factory
mgr. experience; salary commen-
Surate with experience. Interviews
will be held in Washington from
Sept. Ia thru Sent 1R RE z osnh