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Evening star., 1953-06-07

over for the actor was a Waterloo
for Mr.. Big. For the latter, be-
cause of his greater size and
frame. the Hollywood diet was
literally strictly from hunger.
While Marvin Glamourboy was
able to subsist satisfactorily on
1,5OO calories a day. the same
ration created a cruel hardship
for Mr.. Big's stomach.
See the Doctor First
As ONE nutritionist with whom
l discussed this case history put
it, This explains why folks who
follow diets willy-nilly without
visiting the doctor to determine
their ideal weight rarely stay re-
duced. A diet may be a breeze
for one person, but too austere
for another"
incidentally, the importance
of visiting physician prior to
going on a diet was recently illus
trated by the members of TOPS
Take Off Pounds Sensibly. } This
organization, composed of $500
women members in nine states,
reported remarkable success dur
ing its first year. Members re-
duce only under a doctors super
vision.
Step No. 2 on the right road to
reduction calls for some elemen-
tarymathematics. 1t is a simple,
tried-and-tested gimmick
approved by the Council ON
Foods and Nutrition Of the
American Medical AssOcia-
ton. It will help you to diet
safely. scientifically and success
fully. 1t provides a custom-made
guide as to the precise amount of
calories you can eat every day if
you want to lose weight. "
The Magic Number
AFTER your doctor has deter
mined your ideal weight, you
simply multiply this figure by Is
if you are a moderately active
person. This is because you use
about IS calories (energy units)
for each pound of weight every
day. Of you do hard manual
labor, multiply your ideal weight
by 20.) The resulting sum is the
number of calories you can eat
Continued on page 81
Evening star., 1953-06-07
A NEW WAY TO DIET
Continued from page SeSen

different individuals have differ
ent ideal weights and therefore
they have varying caloric in
takes. Like the color of your hair
and eyes, your ideal weight is a
very personal matter, depending
on your sex, height, age and
frame.
Only a doctor is qualified to
tell you what your ideal weight
should be. Thousands who prac-
tice dieting via self-diagnosis
make the mistake of going by
some standard" weight table to
estimate their ideal weight. This
is folly. For example, the weight
table listed on the corner drug
store scale will state that a
woman who stands five feet two
should weigh ITO pounds.
Is this how much she should
weigh stripped, or with her
clothes on? This can mean a
swing of six pounds. Is she
supposed to be in her stocking
feet or wearing heels1 The three
inches in height involved are an
important factor in determining
her ideal weight.
Too Tou0h q Diet
More important, many weight
tables are remiss in that they fail
to take into consideration the
individuals body architecture
and skeletal structure. Thus, if a
man is big-boned and broad
chested, it is quite natural for his
ideal weight to be 20 pounds
higher than a chap exactly his
same age and height whom nature
has endowed with a small frame.
With these facts in mind, let
us analyze the failure of our Mr..
Big to adhere to his diet. Mr..
Big, it transpires, is a big-boned,
barrel-chested six-footer. AL
though he is burdened by %
pounds of surplus blubber, his
ideal weight is 1875 pounds. When
MIR. Big tackled the Hollywood
diet which streamlined Marvin
Glamourboy, he failed to con-
slider the fact that the actor stood
five feet nine, had a small, slen-
der frame and that his ideal
weight was Isl.
1t is little wonder, then, that
the diet which proved a push
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-07
Pireway News

MIR. and Mrs. Willie Faison Of
Raleigh spent the weekend with
her mother. and sister, Mrs. Man.
dy Rhodes and Mrs. Waldo Crib
Sgt. Wallace F. Crib is home
after spending three years viii
The U. S. Army. He was in Korea
and Japan for duty during thai
period.
Clayton Gore and Edward Gore
made a business trip to Jones
Beach Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. John r. Gore, Miss Ester
Gore and Mrs. Linda Hardee spen,
Sunday evening with Mrs. Oracle
Gore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Ray spent
Sunday afternoon with Mrs. LiSSie
Benton and Mrs. V. O. Elderdicc
Mr.. and Mrs. Early Elderdice
spent Sunday evening with MIR
and Mrs. Clayton Gore.
MIR. and Mrs. W. +. Jacobs and
Mrs. Matte Duval were Sunday
night guests of Mrs. j. w. Gricc.
Rev. Arson Smith of Ash filled
his regular appointment at River
side Church Sunday morning.
Rev. Dial HarrelSon was the FRI
day guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. +.
Pickett.
Mr.. and Mrs. CLAYTON Gore were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Ben
ton and Mrs. Mandy Rhodes Sun
day night.
Early Elderdicc visited his sis
ter. Mrs. Austin Long Sunday af-
ternoon.
Miss Maggie Lawrimore spent
Sunday with her parents. MIR. and
Mrs. Curtis Larimorc.
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Grice
spent the weekend with friends
here.
Mrs. 5. E. Williamson and son.
Eugene. were the Saturday night
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Austin
Long.
Miss Doris Gore of Whitcvillc
spent a few days recently with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Lester
Gore.
Paul Gore made a business trim
to Whiteville "Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs. Lishic Benton visited her
daushtcr-in-law Mrs. Aglvia Ed
crdlcc recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Raw visit
ed her brother Huston Benton and
Mrs. Benton Sunday.
Mrs. Ernest Smith was the guest
OF Mrs. Austin Long "Wednesday.
Woodrow Duncan was a visitor
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Eldcrdigc Smith
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas f. Smith
1r. and children We're visitors of
Mrs. Austin Long last week
Mrs. Woodrow Duncan spent
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs
Wallace Crib and Mrs. GUY Buck
Henry Mitchell Gore of Maxim,
spent Wednesday night with Iodv
and Reman Benton.
Mrs. Aron Williamson and Ii,tIe
son were Saturday night visitors
Vi MRS. Austin Long.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-07

The appointment Of Jack Tully
as District Scout Executive of the
Cape Fear Area Council was an
nOunced today by Council Presi-
dent Lester v. Lowe of Chad
bOurn.
Mr.. Lowe announced that Tully
would become 4 Member of the
Staff of the Cape Fear Area Coun-
Gil on October !, following a two
year period As Field Executive on
the Staff of the Suwannee River
Area Council with headquarters In
Tallahassee. Florida.
Following a three-year period
of wartime service with the US
Navy. FULLY attended and gradual
ed from Florida State University
i'm 1850 with 4 b. S. degree I'm So
cial Work. He served for a short
period as a Probational Officer of
Leon County. and in January of
1852 he was entered i'm on Pro-
fesSional Scouting in Florida.
He is member of the Trinity
Methodist Church of Tallahassee.
Florida: is married and has one
child. He will make his home in
Nhiteville: serving. as District
Scout Executive. for Baden. CO.
lumbuS. and a part of Brunswick
Counties.
WANTED: Letters to The Editor
Take IT OUT ON U.s.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-07

Mrs. Lou Chestnut was the Sun
day night guest of her son, o. B.
Chestnut.
M. c. Ray and Willard Ray were
In Whiteville on business Tuesday.
Mrs. Macy Long and children
were guests of Mrs. Austin Long
Tuesday evening.
Miss Elneta Stanley and Mrs.
+. Stanley were visitors of Mrs.
Elderdige Smith Tuesday after
noon.
Paul Gore was a business visitor
In Whiteville Tuesday night.
X. II. Smith visited Austin Long
Sunday.
Edward Gore visited MIR. and
Mrs. Elderdige Smith Tuesday af-
ternoon.
Billie Grice visited Austin Long
Tuesday.
Woodrow Duncan spent Tuesday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Billie Gricc.
Robert thousand and Mrs. Olivia
Clemens made a business trip TO
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-07

Conway Monday night.
Mrs. Henry Smith and Mrs. ].
Lester Gore were visitors of Mrs.
Elderdise Smith recently.
Mrs. Mandy Rhodes and Mrs
Wallace Crib were visitors of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Gore Tues
day night.
Clayton Gore and Wallace Crib
made business trip to Tabor
City WeGnesc ay morning.
Melvin Long made a business
trip to WhiteN,lie recently.
MIR. and Mrs. Austin Long made
a business trip 10 Whiteville re-
Gently.
Austin Buck and MIR. and Mrs.
Henry Smith made a business trip
to Whiteville and Loris Wednes-
day.
Elderdige Smith was a visitor
OF MIR. and Mrs. Eddie Grice re-
Gently.
Mrs, Curtis Larimore spent We'd
nesday afternoon with her sister
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-07

Mrs. Lee Canady.
Mrs. Ernest Smith and children
were Monday night guests of Mrs
Woodrow Duncan.
Carl Buck is i'll at this time.
Mrs. Guy Buck spent Thursday
afternoon with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. D. Canady.
Ernest Smith visited Julis ia
cobS Thursday evening.
Paul Gore was a visitor in
Whiteville last week.
Mrs. Ray Long and children OF
Tabor City visited her father, Will
lie Jacobs Thursday afternoon.
A revival will begin at the
Pireway Freewill church Sunday
night. The public is invited to
attend.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-07

WANTED: Letters to The Editor
Take IT OUT ON CS)
Evening star., 1953-04-07
MACHINIST-HELPER

Several permanent openings for men
with some machine shop experience.
Apply In person. personnel once.
Evening star., 1953-04-07
WE OFFER YOU

/. Enjoyable working conditions.
3. Paid vacations.
4. Co,operatiye group insurance.
5. Sick dement's,
o. Other employe dement's.
Apply $40 to 4, Mon. Fri.
SAFEWAY STORES
1S46 FOURTH ST. NE.
Evening star., 1953-04-07

REAL ESTATE statesmen
Need 3 men for gen. brokerage and
two excel. subdiVs. now under con-
struction. Oppor. for capable man
to become sales manager. PEN
WOOD REALTY CO., LO. 4-S466.
Evening star., 1953-04-07

MEN with vendors license to push
ICE cream carts on commission basis,
Call 10. 3-14S4 after l pm. .
MEN. white or eolored,, fun or part
to their friends on credit. Earn
Apply to Mr.: ullman, N. Y. JEW
ELRY CO: 719 7th st. NV. 40
YOUNG MAN-1nterested in . prop
surance BACKGROUND desirable but
not necessary. $50 Woodward Bldg,
18th and H SITS. NV. bet. 6-6 Pm.
YOUNG SS5SS;'s MAN. white. es to IS yea years.
MTTUA hS41s trfset p6o stsid,A caR AEENcxD ESc Dss
YSTNG' 6SH e. nj MAN, estimator salesman aS
trainee for local and interstate NOV
ing; must be high school grad. and
bav1DsoN bsyf rassrSR APHiE E M sroRSS o1ssen
YOUNG MAN-Interested in learn
ing ONCE supply business as sales
clerk. Apply In person. NO phone
q EQUIPMENT CO.. 71S 18th
YOUNG MAN for delivery. stock work
and some porter work In lge. retail
store in Arl. Exper. pref. Va. drivers
permit necess. Steady emplmt. and
good wages. Call TIE. $4,000 for
YOUNG men, no experience, needed.
as dance teachers for local branch
caring $50 to 800 Weekly. Appio
sE,ts csnts shOHld .,f have natural dancing
appearance: College training help;
week We sfter IL noon Or after p. m. M
Y3oHNS 3AKNE; Ne 7mGN i4ts "a, St; to assist sales
average earnings $50 . week. Apply
YOUNG MEN twhitej for shipping
rm. Of lEe. magazine distributor.
ETC: Etc S.dsy Week. Apply MIR. DEL
PART TIME Homeowners. save
money. make money. Take orders
ySSrss Ins: Fsnsss; storm M1t. WinSSoWs I'd Is
70: ,5-72l2 for easy directions from
RaeESf Ias asisi lisa 1ssiGfs School eradaatess-
Eisctrie 1c I IamD sf; Route from tFacf
Apply In person to BEACON ELEC-
TR1c SUPPLY, sO51 18th st.. sil-
AMbifious IsE SRso59ksi YSi YYSSiuNe MAN. draft :.x-
emp emDt' to learn whole. yh.Slesale dist5ib9o y
risht patty. Bog sSs:E. Star. -
EMPLOYED MEN. 10. hrs. wkly.;
eve. and Sat, part-time work in
hrs. to suit you will earn you $40
wkly. Apply 5-7 pm, Tues, Wed,
Thurs. RIM. sol. 40 14th st. NV.
STUDENTS. college or high school.
Over 1S. part-time work. Ewes. and
Sats. Good earnings. See MR..
PETERS, 4 to 8 pm. RIM. 422. 14O4
oFP6aTUNiTY ri 3 TTa; ny FOR You-Be Your
own boss: there Is now q district
available in east Montgomery Coun-
~. where Rawleigh products are well
introduced; buy on credit, pay as
you sell. For information call or
see Albert Pell, 455 Newcomb st.
Sc. WASHINGTON 20. D. c. Phone
johnson 2-7O2O or write RAW
LEICHS. Dept. DCc-14-OFY. Ches-
OPPORTUNITY for young
man. 23 to %. with minimum high
school education. to earn while
learning the loan and finance buSi-
ness; Q desirable profession for
one with ambition: auto necessary
Phone JU. 7-5315. MR.. MURRAY,
for appointment, -
Evening star., 1953-04-07

SALES TRAINEE-Southern Mary
land. Must live in Charles or st.
personality. Wholesale firm. Estsb- %
iiShed customers. Salary. S66 and
Hi9Rs ST9 Teekly Ny car cape expense. Call Mr..
sFhkhsyffeeEi sFhkhsyffeeEi NHi sTAfiSs ASIitSsS' ATTENDANT
Part time. reliable and exper. Ap-
RScln i ssFvfeE Rssi3? s944Gk5AI sG49f6AI l41s EEI
sERvfeE MRs!sHe 'lyf sfxrAf66lNS A6lS ATTENDANT a;
1st and K sts ne. suNoco STA.
STATION ATTENDANT. Ap-
ply within RIVER ROAD ESQ STA.
TON. River I'd. and B. 4 o. Rail-
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
white. Lubrication exper. and good
salesman. Ref. $40 day plus comm.
and ,, yaca: BARRoNS sUNoCo
hsyfH E. siEi ssiTEAirioN ATTENDANT, ArRaS
ereness. FERaUssoN 5s YES ESQ eSsEi sERvIcE. Nsl,
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT. See
GENTER: sES5 5s5 N. aiebe rd.. All; Va.
STATION ATTENDANT. ex.
perienced in fabrication work. Ap-
ply CONNERS d FOSTERS, 2244
service STATION ATTENDANT
Road service men; d. C. drivers
permit and experience necessary.
4515 Macarthur blvd. Wo. 6-7227.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Lge. ESQ station; exper. men only;
salary and commission basis; vaca-
tions and disqualification. Apply
LEE PERSHING ESQ. $500 N.
Evening star., 1953-04-07
SECURITY BANK
9th and G 6ts. NV,

BEAUTICTANs co. LILL1As. 2s17
14th st. NV. pleasant working
conditions; pvt. booth: hours to suit;
ttSp salary and comm; apt. avail
BE4UTTicixN. experienced. good
salary and commission, 5 days.
MI. Gene. Telephone Ex. 3-5s18,
Suite 203: lI0S g st; NV: -S
S75 wkly: BRoADMoOR BEAUTY
SALON, 1901 Conn. ave-. EN-. 3-2l 3.
OPERATORS. experienced;
fGSs Tss fsHaI5 REhD BE- ssASFY SSG9mlsxs10oN xN kk
1000, E.t. Cos; after ! pm;
BE2uTY IA Ti'0Sff; SfERAroR. full or IS par.
time; salary and commission. Apply
in person only. HEADS, 1927 +
rY OPERATOR wanted; sood
pay. good working conditions. caii
bEAuTt Il tlt0lOi OPERATOR. .xper: - all
Apply GUILBos. 1645 Conn. ave.
BaR;xxurT FnU5f SfEk2rGoRl,d a. oild4f faper.. GOOD
salary and comm. full or part time.
ditioned; 5-day wk. 1890 Rhode
BEAGTYa 1saapf aEs ESpEksAroSRe s Se co4ne 1oG ave EE
perienced. Hours and salary to suit
VIII consider beginner. Mr.. George,
AID 4-9655. after IL am. 3
BOOKKEEPER, with steno. back
ground. one who likes responsibility
for one-girl ONCE: semiannual vac,
1%Ny Sday TeeH slS,d AIgly II DersSn, gSss Ma; Ma
BooKKEEPER. accounts receivable.
to operate machine, handle credit |
and collection work and cashierine. |
Present employe viii stay for .
mo month h,.S. to teach %p ySp the work; s,,I sss
CO. 1892 N. Y. ave. NV. la
general ledger exper. |
must type: age 20-30 yrs: salary |
commensurate with ability. DESIGN
& PROD. INC. 1912 Duke St,
Alexandria, Va. %
BOOKKEEPER, must be familiar with
keeping complete set Of books: 6ia. !
day wk.; age limit. 40. SUBURBAN
HOSPITAL. Bethesda, OIL. 4-6750 |
gooKKEEPER-single entry; 5000
hours. good salary. pleasant work |
FIRESTONE STORE. 1907 Ca. |
ave. Wheaton. Nd. -
BOOKKEEPING OPERATOR. fo- long
est. furniture store; pleasant work
ing cond. and company dement's. |
Apply at once. HOUSE & HERMAN !
FURN. STORE. 7th ana Eye sts. NV.
liz
Evening star., 1953-04-07

REAL ESTATE Statesmen
Two exper men to sell new and
brokerage houses of the better
grade. Must be energetic. have
contracting q high-class clientele.
w. c. g. A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT Co., Realtors
Builders and Developers Of
Wesley Hts. Sumner e. Spring Valley
1880 Massachusetts, Ave NV.
Evening star., 1953-04-07
SALESMAN

Young man for boys department.
Full-time. permanent lob selling ma
tionally advertised branded quality
merchandise. Excellent opportunity
for high earnings, liberal discounts
usual company benefits. Apply Mr..
RIMBEY,
The Young Mems Shop
N. Highland d Fairfax Dr.. Afl.. VI.
Evening star., 1953-04-07
Typist-Clerk
Evening Star Newspaper
1101 Pa. Ave. NV.

WAITREsSES. 3. part time. 1890 to
gao. Call at 433 3rd st.. between
pm. and 10 pm. or $40 In the
WAfTREssis. white. neat and at
tractive: tranSp. necessary; top sal
airy and tips. HALF SHELL RES
TAURANT, 3210 Branch ave. Sc.
WAITRESS, white, exper.; no nights.
no Sundays. TESTERS RESTAU-
RANT. 611 @ st. NV. p
WAITRESS. white, experienced and
neat: good tips: 1890 to 7:30. No
suns. JADE BOWL RESTAURANT.
101S Vermont ave NV. IS
WAITRESS. white. dependable: hours
3 to 12 mid; salary S25 plus tips.
6916 4th st. nv, Takoma Park.
wAITREssES. white. exper.: apply
wRfTRfsshs. Az fsn st. Eh;t.. H,w .xp.r.. excel
lent tips. Apply. OYSTER BAY
WAITRES6-DEL RIO RESTAURANT.
Charlotte HAll, Nd. Experience
unnecessary: good salary: room and
board free. Mechaniesviile 103-F-l3.
la
Evening star., 1953-04-07

YOUNG LADY steno; -bookkeepper, .
days. Box 345-C, Star.
Young WOMAN, colored. to serve
conee in thester lounge EVENINGS.
SssaR4HJs Ssa + Rs22 2arAfHa Ga Nj Nj scFssSS
YOUNG WOMEN - No experience
needed, as dance teachers for local
branch OF national chain; accus-
toned to earning $50 to $1OO week
y. Applicants should have natural
good appearance. College training
helpful but not essential. Apply all
week after 12 noon or after pm.
YOUNG WOMAN wanted by steel
cashier Knowle edse SstU 81 boofke.pina etstk anG
RossLYN STEEL & CEMENT e..
AVON SosMETics are in demand
everywhere: You can earn GOOD in
e ssns SSE 'ssP'gz Ss
with use Of car. for
UNUSUAL work. No house to-houss
Sses @4ts Nh Nh e bkoxESs Soy zSs VR5a Rm alc hTs
HOUSEWIVES! Stay at hom. and
earn big money during spare time.
W Call C1lsH Mr.; E., sAMzA: Lu; l,5000; IS
ladies'; no deliveries. no collections.
pay check every Friday. Use OF
car and phone. OIL. 4-3O40, 4 to Z
pm. -1S
COMPANION. white, Protestant or
lady. Active. well, AL board. house.
All exp. small sal. Box lid. Star.
WHITE WOMAN. middle age, prefer
ring perm. home to high salary. own
for widower's home. 3 Children. !
AVON PRoDUCTs. NC. has several
openings: choice areas: established
customers, earn $2-$6 per hour. RE.
Evening star., 1953-04-07
MELp-woMHN
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

eSo4~Mo
Opportuntty unlimited. Ma. 6-6l6O. Sc
TYPlsT- -CLERK = oeneEsl once
CAL oSHfcE f1RsaisAfss Isl 7sh q: GP!t
sALEsLADY to assist manager in
neighbcrhood infents' and children's
Weor shop; Apply 10 Am, z pm.
SALESLADY-MUsT be experienced
in ladies' ready -to-wear. Good SAL
ary. Apply In person to SHIRLEY'S.
1881 9. Capitol. Ia
SALEsLADY, women bet. Is and 40
yEs;; Of age, free Of domestic resDon-
soed Afesc to naslGaSiSe an sasaS
lished retail route in and around
Alex. Va. g1arantee salary and
and al expenses paid. perm. smpl;
,yae"tiOns. y. sna sick sick M leave. 1 h1osp Ais
or able to locate there: whS hs:
had exper: in meeting the public,
ET5 eSnfidential intssEEyiey ,9' SCntast !,;t
ssl:, Fsss zDf A5;H T. 59fs' g. s. s.' veg .ns sns
SALEsLADY, exp. only; top salary:
$50: FooT Ros5H5 tE%EIERs. SHnci: fi i7s4 wiz T.
son blvd. IA. 2-48s1. -
SALESLADY, experienced, for In
fant's wear: food salary; must be
qualined. MAYFAIR SHOP. 1926
q st. NV. Ia
SALESLADIES for full and part-time
work. II you are experienced. fine,
II not, and really want to work and
learn this business we will teach
manager, NUGENTH. 1910 G st. NV.
SALESLADIES for dress shop. full
time, part time; salary, commission.
Evening star., 1953-04-07
YOUR FUTURE

YOUR FUTURE
$3.50 per evening. Compare in
come and future on q part-time
For interview, call Mr.. SULLIVAN.
NO. 1854 between 4:30 and 8.
CALIFORNIA ORGANIZATION
rn o food-supplement field Just open
Ing wash. area, backed by ma
tional ADVERTISING, example: Sat.
Eve. Post, April IL issue. fAlso
Life. Ladies' Home Journal, Woman's
Home Comp. Regular customer
assures steady income. For informA-
tion, call DU. 7-0100. %
Evening star., 1953-04-07
5ALESNE,Hl

Full or part time. call on known re-
FIREWORKS line for largest distr. str
IN area. HIGH COMMISSION.
SOUTHEASTERN NOVELTY Co,
INC. 1912 Bennin1 rd ne Q
Evening star., 1953-04-07


JUNIOR CLERK
Young girl, 1918 yrs. Of ase. for
general clerical position in our ac-
counting dept. Must be capable Of
Ssff esfte.ts uRssI ASpy s5aec Safsn
6O5. Open weekdays. $3.50 to s, and
Sat. Q to /. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
11O1 Penna Ave. NV.
WANTED for ex-
elusive salon. NE. s-2274. %
TAS2SSh!S5EAPglz sSSSSks6E PggFlzAurE Y s2f5a 2i55sR
1901 Conn. ave. NV. -12
MODEL CAREER GIRL
Esfn sz, SlSsiS SA,ls you learn We place 4. you
NURSE-Practical or undergraduate;
aged. CAN Laurel 1876. IS
POSTING CLERK. 1s to 90. to post
payments to accounts. SHOULD like
to work with figures. Adding ma:
Hiss shiHs psEscoT sTPsslsrfe rR RresegEsS sssS
POWER MACHINE OPERATORS,
white. not over 46 yrs. exper. pref.
1881 14th st. NV. 3
PURCHASE ORDER CLERK, exper.
only; typing required: minimum go
w.p.m:; 5-day week; sick and an,
FORCE BASE EXCHANGE 10
REAL ESTATE SALESLADIES-Full
time with good car; exper. prefer
red but II you can sell and like 1t.
will train. Excel. opportunity with
expanding concern: excel. commits
sion for listings. INTERVIEW BY
Apt. COUNTY INVESTMENT INC.
JU. S-51OO: ewes, CO. 6-8992.
.
Evening star., 1953-04-07
RODMEN-(1O)
EXPERIENCED ONLY
TO SET REINFORCING steel,
BRING TOOLS
Apply Construction ,Yoh
Apply construction Job
1918 Fulton st, NV. =

ROOFING MECHANIC, experienced; |;
steady work; references. $500 14th
ROUTEMAN for established dry
cleaning route; good pay and COM
R0UTEMEN iwhite) Tor Ice. whole
sale distributor; 5-day week, excel.
Gp;; vacations, etc. Apply Mr.. Full
TON. 1121 9th st. NV. --S
ROUTE SALESMAN, national organi-
zation. established over so yrs. re-
auires reliable man interested in
perm. sales. position on an eStab-
lished retail food route; excel. ad-
yanceement possibilities. all employe
BENEFITS, incl paid vacations, hosp.
life ms. sick leave and retirement
plan; car furn. and all expenses
paid. Prefer man living in Alex.
or Fairfax CITY, Va; between 25
and As yrs. of age who has had
some exper. in meeting the public
Guarantee salary and commission
For personal confidential interview
contact MR.. H. j. WILLIAMS, Mon
ticsllo Hotel Alex, Tues" Wed;
and q n q
Evening star., 1953-04-07
WOMEN

Electronic assembly work: experience
desirable but not essential; pleasant
WORKING conditions: vacation with
pay, sick leave and other company
BUTLER MANUFACTURING CORP.
Bethesda, Nd. OF. 4-30IT
Evening star., 1953-04-07
HELP WoAEN (cont. J
BOOKKEEPER.

We have an opening for an assistant
bookkeeper who can also type;
good salary, air-conditioned ONCE
and pleasant-working conditions.
See Mrs. Mcdonald.
ADDISON CHEVROLET
Evening star., 1953-04-07

COSMETIC DRUG CLERK: must be
experienced. References required: !:
11;3O TO pm: Closed Sundays
ana holidays. NATIONAL DRUG
co. 1000 Conn. ave. NV. Ill
DIET1T1AN-Must be college gradu-
teach you cafeteria business. S75
week Job. Apply OHOLL'S NEW
CAFETERIA, 1893 K st. NV. See
Mr.. Sholl. q
DRUG CLERK. experienced only; ex-
cellent, permanent position; full or
part time. Seat Pleasant. LU. 1-3401.
IS
DRUG CLERK, exper. necessary; To-
daily; no SUNDAYS; salary and
com m feRiOn Wn R.QQ0n
Evening star., 1953-04-07
MEN WANTED
SALES AND SERVICE

II you are between the ages Of 25
and so, have a car and can furnish
references and are interested in
earnings opportunities Of $125 to
$3.50 per wk., We would like .
The nature Of our business requires
an interview at your home In the
presence of your wife. Please under
stand this interview is for the
specific purpose of profitable em-
ployment. Write Box 1S4-E, star,
Swing name, address and phone
no. and when we may contact you,
Evening star., 1953-04-07
FENCE CREW

white only. Immediate opening for
an experienced foreman and 2 help
erS; must have knowledge OF chain
link and be capable of erecting sew
eral types of wood fence. Call Mr..
DodsoT1, at OF. 10000. bet. 8 and
Il noon for appointment.
GENERAL INDUSTRIES CORP.
1109 Jefferson Davis Hwy, Arl., Va.
Evening star., 1953-04-07
HeLP-MEN

SALEsAIAN-old. established arm
afs ahoas SSseens Sr :is tS ss ES
advertised equipment. Man ae-
cepted will receive special factory
training. Car essential. Please reply,
giving complete background. Box
sob. Star. Ia
Evening star., 1953-04-07

SHOEMAKER
benchman, shoe repair
shop. HAHN'S ST1OE STORES, 14th
and G sts. NV. -12
SHOE statesmen, 25 to 35, expert
enced, for permanent positions with
growing local organization. Apply
main ONCE, 1918 Baltimore ave,
Hyattsville, Md. AP. 7-2233. Iii