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Evening star., 1953-01-25
American Legion
To Give Medal for
Distinguished Service

The annual award of the
American Legion National Guard
of Honor Distinguished Service
medal will take place during the
annual ball of the National
Guard Of Honor next Friday eve-
ming in the Terrace Room of the
National Airport. 1t will be pre-
sented to past National Com
mander Harry Colmery by Mai
Gail T. Judd, commander of the
guard.
Mai Judd reports that reser-
vations have been sold out for
weeks, and no tickets will be sold
at the door.
Officers elected by Bureau OF
Engraving and Printing Post
are: Commander, Bernard Car
valho; senior vice commander
Robert Wares; junior vice COM
mander, Louis Comisso; adju-
tant, Claud Mallard; finance Of
f1cer, Thomas McDonough; judge
advocate, James Kehoe.
Department Comdr. Robert
A. Baruch has appointed Wat
son B. Miller as department
chairman of the Citizen and
Naturalization Committee and
District Commissioner F. Joseph
Donohue as chairman of the
Distinguished Guest Committee,
Other committee chairmen
are John Bonner, jr., graves
registration; Joseph Smith, ra-
dio: John O'Meara, bloodbank,
and Joseph Flakne. bond drives.
Arrangements for the past
commanders dinner of Jane A.
Delano All-Nurse Post tomor-
row at 6 pm. at the Fairfax
Hotel have been completed, it
was reported by Comdr. Florence
S. Johnson, Lulabelle Carter,
who is in charge of reservations,
may be reached by calling Ran
dolph 6-2416.
Bunker Hill Posts next meet
ing will be at the Legion club
house Tuesday at 8 pm.
Navy Department Post will
hold its annual Coast Guard
night on Tuesday at the Co.
lonial Hotel. During the meet
ing so new members will be in
Quoted by the ritual team OF
the Forty and Eight.
The speaker of the evening
will be Comdr. Joseph w. Naab
jr., U. S. C. G., who will relate
his experiences during the recent
Fort Mercer-Pendleton disaster
in the north Atlantic.
Evening star., 1953-01-25
1OES Activities
| In LocuI Chapters

Order of the Eastern Stal
chapter activities this week are
General Auxiliary Home Board
Monday. 1880 pm, Masonic
Temple.
Hope - Wednesday, meeting
The past matrons and patrons
elected: Helen v. Gray, presi-
dent; James A. Rexford, vice
president; Eleanor Cook, secre-
tary and treasurer.
Gavel-Monday, Home Board,
home of Betty Zerege. Call Lud-
low 6-5230. Tuesday, officers re-
hearsal. 5 pm. Wednesday, Star
Points, home of Gertrude Fur
man Call Randolph 1926.
Chevy Chase-W e d n day,
meeting.
Lafayette-Wednesday, to hon
or charter members. Friday, card
club. home of Rose A. Walker.
Warren G. Harding-Today
3 pm, religious service, Masonic
and Eastern Star Home.
Electa-Tuesday. entertaining
Bethel No. 5 and Anacostia
Chapter, Order of De Molay.
M art hi a. Thursday, Home
Board to entertain Campbell
Loeff1er Sewing Club, 1870 pm,
Masonic and Eastern Star Home.
Contact Miss Roalyn Tilley, Du-
pont 7-5897. Saturday, Past
Matrons and Patrons Associa-
ton. dinner, $50 pm, Anacostia
Methodist Church. Contact Mrs.
Cleta Marrison, Ludlow 2-1444.
Lebanon-Tuesday, initiation.
Bet hany- Monday, lunch,
noon, the Lotus. Later to attend
Home Board session.
Ruth Monday, Friendly
Group, with Mrs. Margaret 10
Miller. Wednesday, Home Board
with Miss Virginia Brady.
Bethlehem-M day, noon,
luncheon Ruby Foos. Call Mrs.
Krautler, Emerson 1886. Tues
day. reception for grand matron
and grand patron.
Acacia - Wednesday, Star
Points, with Mrs. Freda Tuttle.
Observation-Disclosures meet
ing.
Naomi - Monday, officers re-
hearsal, 5 pm. Wednesday,
Homecoming of Past Grand Ma
tron Anne Guilfodd.
Evening star., 1953-01-25
vFW Department
Basketball League
Elimination Tests

The basketball elimination for
the championship of the D. C..
Department, Veterans of For
eign Wars, will start Sunday at
2:15 pm. with Washington Post
and Robert E. Peary Ship as
the opening game contestants.
The game will be played in the
Merrick Boys Club, 608 Massa-
chusetts avenue NE.
The tournament winner will
receive the trophy now on dis
play at department headquarters.
1735 l street NV.
Posts desiring to enter the
elimination should contact Pat
rick L. Gallagher. chairman, 1854
Nc 9ssachusetts avenue NV.
Any member wishing to con-
tact Capt. David F Wood of the
National Honor Guard. may
reach him at Appleton 7-4421.
Department Comdr. Albert
j. Novak has been advised
by national headquarters that
Commander in Chief James w.
Cothran will make radio broad
casts during VFW Week, Janu-
ary 80, 1890 to 10:45 pm, on the
Mutual Broadcasting System; on
February %. in connection with
the celebration of Washington's
Birthday, 3:15 to $3.50 pm.
On February 8, at 8 pm, at
First Congregational Church,
Tenth and G streets NV,
members of the National Honor
Guard will participate in the
Lincoln Day service.
Front Line Post met Wednes-
day, at 419 Seventh street NV,
with Comdr. William E. Mower
presiding.
The post accepted for the
ritual team two commitments,
one for January %, at 2022
Rhode Island avenue NE, for
the installation of the officers
of East Gate Council, and on
February Z, for a special party
with H. L. Edmonds Post at the
Elks Club. Members of the
ritual team are requested to at
tend the meeting of the post.
January %, before proceeding to
2022 Rhode Island avenue NE.
Meetings this week:
Monday - National Honor
Guard. 1909 Rhode Island ave-
nue. NE.
Tuesday - National Capital
Post. 1749 Pennsylvania avenue
NV.
. WedneSday-Front Line Post,
419 Seventh street NV: Police
Fire Post, 1909 Rhode Island ave-
nue. N E.; East Gate Council. in
stallation, 2022 Rhode Island
avenue NE; Potomac Post, 2022
Rhode Island avenue NE.
Thursday-Takoma Post, bank
building, Piney Branch and
Flower avenues, Takoma Park,
Md; Joseph B. Kelliher Post,
1901 Prospect street NV.
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Col. Mccormick to ToIk

Col. Robert r. Mccormick,
publisher of the Washington
Times-Herald and the Chicago
Tribune, will address a luncheon
meeting of the Yale Club of
Washington at 1890 pm. Tues
day in the Burlington Hotel. Col.
Mccormick will talk on "Ob-
servationS on the Political Scene" I"
Evening star., 1953-01-25
City Girl Decreed Best

Debate judges at Clogher,
Northern Ireland. gave their ver-
dict in favor of a motion that the
city girl makes better farmers
wife than the country girl.
Evening star., 1953-01-25

Beautiful Administer in tone
on-tone and floral patterns and
9 ond l2-ft. widths. In beige,
grey, rose or green ;. 469 yds.
70 sell.
Evening star., 1953-01-27

Assistant Bookkeeper
Must be experienced, tipping essen
tial; excellent salary and working
conditions. Apply
ALBAN TOWERS
37OO MASS. AVE. NV.
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TIRE REGROOVER

Inside work. exper. man can make In
excess Of 500 per wk. BEN HUN.
DLEY. 3446 14th sf NV
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TECHNICAL WRITER

Estab. company engaged in electronic
research project for military serv-
ices, needs technical writer to assist
in the editing and preparation of
engineering reports, technical pa
perS. speeches. and magazine ar
ticles. Exper. in govt report writing
helpful. Phone MIR. DUNCKEL for
appt., ME. $4,000. -27
TELEVISION ANTENNA TECHNTCIAN
Full or part time (preferably full)
Must have drivers license. Expert
Once, DI. 7-0SSo; OF. 4-7604
TELEvISIoN SERvICEMAN-Outside
service. Car furnished. best paying
deal in town. DOWDS TV, AIS
TELEVISION TECHNICIAN, expert
enced inside and outside work; mus. .
have drivers permit. ALADDIN TV,
b2O7 Georgia ave. NV. RA. 3-44O0.
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MAN WITH CAR

Big g, earnings. s1Hn, Good reference. Call
MEN-Two full time and one part
time inexperienced full time men
average S1O0 and up per week.
Repeat business plus regular custo-
mers assure you Of steady, regular
day Trial BASIS BASIS ii P1 you wisS daS 70 S5 prove rove
to yourself what an excellent OPP
portunity this Is. Fuller brush
dealers average $100 per wk. and
up calling on regular customers by
me2S sqs Eer c6Ttaos brush custo SS
buy these famous everyday necessi-
ties regularly. An experienced man
will make calls with you and train
you. II you are interested in q sure
way to raise your income INQUIRE
4477 or DI. 7-349s. GSs
MEN. elderly. white or colored; ex-
cellent earnings. sell ladies' nylon
hosiery and mems dress shirts. etc..
ai5eis apey to HoYMdp 59 OF ReSI iHe
men SS Is whits. VIII e. neat neat appearing, for
outside sales work; no experience
week. excellent opportunity, to. earn
good chance e Tor adv advancement: % trans.
pg9oTntats;ison per- t;s furnished: Apply Room
YOUNG MAN-Nationa candy manu-
facturer has opening locally con-
tacttng retail trade. Salary and ex-
penses. Car necessary. Box 182-Y,
YoGGtNG MAN for printing dept: ex.
perienced feeding platen presses.
Apply after 9:30 am, BREWOOD'S,
1217 G st. n.w.A -27
YOUNG MAN-Good opportunity to
learn and advance in finance busi-
ness with local branch of national
organizations: igh-school graduate,
21 to 80 years Of age. Car fur
nished. UNIVERSAL c. !. T. CREDIT
CORP, 518 Standard Oil Bldg. ),
RE; 1850. Oy. 3-4800. -27
the automobile business; opening in
the sales department: top General
Motors dealer; interesting position
with good salary. Box ATTY. Star.
YOUNG MAN to learn jewelry busi-
ness with established flrm. Won
derful opportunity for right man.
GEORGE w. SPIER. 800 14th st.
YOUNG MAN to work in retail paint
W1N %1aMs an f's6s eo nsH 9iof wlss9h-
YOUNG S59 SeS' MAN. s1-so; a permanent
ICED dental supply business. 1928
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ALBAN TOWERS

GROCERY CLERK, experienced, D. G
permit; must have references and
be reliable; good salary to start
Apply MAYFAIR SUPER MKT, 1926
Hayes st. n.e., or call Ii. 6-0711. .
HOTEL FRONT DESK CLERK, expe.
rienced and able to furnish ref;
pleas. working cond.; salary, $3.50
ln&rI me; Bog rIST SSS7Y; oTIcr staEi rrrpT3l, %,
alternate shifts. Apply mgrs. cf-
flce, HOTEL CONTINENTAL. be-
tween "a pm. 20
HOTEL FRONT DESK CLERK-Ex-
perience not necessary II applicant
has comparable background: after
noon and eve. shift. Salary COM
mensurate with ability. Box coy,
Star -2S
HOUSEMAN, white. experienced, EN-.
ploye benefits. See Mrs. Byrd
CARLTON HOTEL. 10th and K SITS
Evening star., 1953-01-27

Inside work. exper. man can make In
excess Of 800 per ,wk. BEN HUN.
.DLEY. 3446 14th st NV.
TIRE SALESMAN, man to cali on
commercial and dealers accounts, in
I Metropolitan WASHINGTON, selling
sales experience Preferred bsSt but not
: REQUIRED; liberal salary and bonus
applications. Box 45s-9. Star.
TV OUTSIDE sERvIcEMAN; S exper.
NOT necessary. Apply In person,
1SSl 1871 Columbia I'd. NV" SMITHS,
Ty sERvICEMAN-out,ide, -Is Dart
Cn C5sme' oSs oeSxsperiehced ttb only; PENN ut Ty
sTn SHERIDAN : D THEATER. 6Si7 Ga.
WAITER (experienced). white goS only;
club. Good salary. Quarterly and
Xmas bonuses; hours, 7:30 am to
$3.50 pm. Reply. giving experience,
references and age to Box 75-Y,
UNEXPECTED CHANGE makes STy avail
able Rawleigh business. Dealer serv-
ing consumers here last 4 years
lound It necessary TO locate in So.
osdf1anis Car1iina, Customer list Of over 500
Johnson aE5o ipv4snhaIi1R MaEhinston cf5l
c. or write Rawleigh's, Chester
WNATcHMAS NH u HSLAS for construction lob
WATCHMAR,ER, Vla1i SaS space ayaii. o in
downtown jewelry store, good propo-
sition to one already doing some
iaz iiEaade york; refs. required. Boz
WAToHMAsfKER-Jr.. young man 70,
light repairing. permanent. Call
THE, JEWERY SHOP. concourse'
PFss51tason Fs1tas Bldg. Ii. 5-e70O. Ext
BoYNHwahite. out of school. to OTS Work
912 9Th st. V; NV. % bet. 1oas. Ca M29 ''
MAN FOR SHIPPING AND RECEIv-
WHoLEsALERs. SaES6S AelIos Go sosoa Efa5Io for no
MAN eWhite55' hdR5oas@s5 as to is years of age,
as helper on furniture delivery truck;
must have D. G. drivers permit,
gCod,t1a good habits and be in good physical
located in NE. Washington: perma-
day $50 am. COLONY HOUSE,
4a 4244 Conan1ecticut ave. n.w.' or phone
MAN: to collect regular monthly ac-
ssaa ses9ants ,.I In Hysttsyille; Can earn carr
1904 N. Y. ave. NV. 81
MAN for small appliance and lamp
repairs. Must be experienced. APPLY
TRUNNELL ELECTRIC Co, 7S42
wis. ave-. Bethesda. --2S
MAN; young, white, to work IN
wholesale hrm; must be alert and
aggressive. 623 q st. NV. -29
Evening star., 1953-01-27
COLLECTION MAN

Must be thoroughly exper. and have
top salary to right man. LONGS.
731 9TH st. NV. -27
CONSTRUCTION ESTIMATOR, some
drafting ability necessary. Salary
C0SSTkTcTIoN 9HSS sGt 1S11H s5SfffhER1NrENDIa2Sr SffER
experience. Splendid opportunity for
FiEes HEEcH1NGER GER CO. eonPsR' StR and peRes ass
c6STAeT 6lSi aeGne AND N PReSG PRoMor1oN MEN,
white, for large wholesale distribu-
tor. Excellent opportunities. Vaca-
tion, benefits, etc. Permanent posi-
tion. Apply 1871 9th st. NV. --2S
COUNTERMAN, white; must be ex-
Refi$ am. nm nc 70 sundays nn aaiiy; go spt psi
wk to start. Apply to Mr.. seidel.
1908 RESTAURANT. 1908 Penna'
DooRMxN sSSi MAI for theaser. night work.
Apply sos 9th st. NV. between g.
DRAFTsMAN. mechanical. electrical
for government contract at Ft. Bel.
dsssilsS. t csIi Mr.. "a. SHAW 81 SF'tifSs't afsssSS
DRRaf'rsMAN E: al SMA NS-SS9S l6f well-esta0lisRet R
ornamental iron shop, experience
disqualification, paid vacation, Phone
La. 6-1240 for appointment. rs
DRIVER, white; for linen route. GooC
/ pay. Perm. Job. insurance benefits
uniform furn:; age limit 81 to 40
Apply DISTRICT LINEN SERVICE
DRivER, coiored: $40 wk. guarantee
\ and commission; training on the
1 job; opportunity to advance; must
i have record Of at least 2 years on
last lob. MR.. COPE, DU. 7-1413
DRIVER or helper. white, for NOV
4 ing. and storage CO., preferably from
Arllngton,. Alex. or Fairfax area
i Must be first class worker, moVinl
exper. not nee. NEWTON TRANS
FER, IA. S-2124. -29
DRIVER, for grocery store. Mus
have dryers LICENSE, Apply IN per
and CUNNINGHAM dr., wheaton
DRIVERS. white. for large wholesale
4 distributor. 6-day week. Benefits
etc. Apply 1121 9th st. NV. -2I
DRIVER PORTER; honest; refs.
D. c. drivers permit; full or par
time: hours to suit. EN-. 2-2345
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. M
colored; exceptional opportunit.
and future; must have Va. driver
permit; apply In person, SuPEE
Fairfax dr.. Arl.. ia. 7-I147. ~
Evening star., 1953-01-27

Perm. position with large local nrm;
many substantial employment ben
eats: under 40 years. Box 442-Y
Evening star., 1953-01-27

ASST. MANAGER BOOKsHOP In
pHSn s NstUns Snsn Arp6as II %ediSa
superior, attractive woman; to work
$3.50. pm. to IL midnight, 5-day wk.
son f'iST sfter 8 am. m'i AiRp6RF X SS sNooek- b Ok
Avon PRODUCTS, we'll known ma and
sas saass WIZ xasa fsst' IL: 7sio7 siSo Earn 81 80
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced.
all-around, for Jules Hair stylist.
Langlsy shopping Center, n. b. ave.
and Univ. lane: 5;day. 4oshr; week:
pAnazHsRrS pfsAsfnEz aae soTnissi9nt HRi zigtooc eau AFs
BEAUTY OPERATOR, good pay, good
working conds. Call Ii. 4-4010;
BEAUTY OPERATOR, to take com.
ef RocRSe S q SuSrantsed daiS top salSrS rS.
Phone Poplar 2-4442. -27
BEAUTICTAN, MANICURIsT, exper J;
6-day wk:; salary guar. Apply in
person, ANITA'ST 6612 Conn. ave.
BEAUTICIAN-HAIR sTYLIsT. full
500 commission paid wkly. Vaca-
tion with pay; busy, modern shop.
14o3 Park I'd. NV. See manager.
BOOKKEEPER, part time for detail
work In drugstore. Morning hours
8. am. to pm. preferable. D.. NOT
phone. See Mrs. Goldman 0.12
am. SHEPHERD PARK PHARMACY,
BooRkEEPER, BOOK ri; fzs. e. keep a fun SET set Of
double entry books. must be expert
enced. Salary open. JU. S-1400.
BOOKKEEPER, payroll experience
necessary; must be able to type; 6M-
ton. SUBURBAN HosPiTxL. Be-
thesda, Md. OIL. 4.6750. 80
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPERA
picture concern. S2,95O yr. to start.
Permanent. 5-day. 40-hr wk., liberal
annual and sick leave PRIVILEGES.
Apply RIM. 400. Tower Bldg. 14th
and K StS. NV. Pa
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SALES TRAINEE

SALESMAN = Experienced man who
has been successful, to specialize
in the sale of farm and estat te
properties. Apply BOSS g. PHELPS,
INC. 14I7 K st. NV. -,
car for exclusive Washington dis.
trict; to make promotional sales Of
new Scribner Music Library; work
on leads in protected. virgin terri
tory; start at once. full time only;
superficial knowledge Of music de-
sirable; position permanent ps;sna with
average $4,000 yearly, commission
and over write. Telephone for ap-
poIntment. Ma. $500, Ext. 1882.
Wednesday, 8 am. to noon or
sech sshhlhsjS jr aiesH CHARLES sck1BNERs esk NE
SALESMAN for mems furnishing
earnings: Apply NATIONAL SHIRT
SALESMAN = Young man, to learn
the automobile business; sales ability
essential; immediate substantial
earnings: Own handwriting. Box
sAIssMiANa Aa1gsxi Ssee; SNseaeG;oLLEcroR-ro sell ITs and
DO. i1t5eos Advancement. van % NE. S-2s4o. az.
SALESMAN, with ability to assist
manager, in fine gift shop. Apply
saLEsMEN WANTED; with or With
out experience; make $160 or more
per week. vacation with pay. pay
while learning. Substantial draw.
Leads only. no canvassing. High
rate Of commission paid plus bonus;
car necessary. Call at HOME SEW
ING MACHINE CO.. S25 7th st. NV.
Evening star., 1953-01-27

SALESMEN-Full time. Heating and
getic statesmen to cover wash. D. c..
Md. and Va. area. EXP. desirable
but not required. For interview,
call MR.. ]. C. BRINCEFIELD. ST.
Statesmen. to a man with specialty
appliance. book or other sales ex.
perience we have, We believe, the
best new educational sales plan. in
the D. C area; prefer responsible
married man. 25 to 40; all pros.
poets furnished; car necessary. MR.
KING. 10-12, Wednesday. OIL. 4.
SALESMAN to call on retail grocer,
trade in washington and vicinity
Experience desired in food selling
but not necessary. Excel. salary
bonus bon pisn, pEJl MR.. R. B. FISHER
|SALESMEN-Men,s clothing; wonder,
full opportunity. permanent; goot
salary. Apply STEMS STORES
INC. 923 F st. NV. -29
statesmen - Outside selling. whit
or colored: sell mems dress shirt
to consumer: full or part time: ex
WOOD CLOTHING Co. To3 ia
statesmen. eolored or white; s1eI
wk. Is easy to earn when you ar,
| associated with US, selling every
| thing for the home on easy credi
| terms. See our MR.. ROBERTS. q
370S Georgia ave, today and to
morrow. -2S
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ENGINEER

Colored. Good opportunity for right
man. Must have knowledge of gen.
eral maintenance. Capable Of han.
ding men. 5th class license re.
quired. Apt. furn.. Apply in per.
son, Mr: Stiefel. Lee Gardens. 701
Fort Myer. Do not apply without
Evening star., 1953-01-27
HELP-MEN
statesmen (2)
EIIPMITIIPE

Aggressive men, willing workers, her
rs an excel. opportunity for 9 stead
lon with good pay. Salary and comm
WINS, 734 9TH st. NV a
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HELP-MEN

ENGINEERS. 7th-elass license; engi-
neers. 3rd-class license or better;
electrician for maintenance work.
Salary and meals. CHILDREN'S
HOGPITAI MI T.d000 :
Evening star., 1953-01-27

- Storm window. fence.
and awning statesmen are joining
Seco Sales Engineers. We handle al
leading brands of windows, fence,
awnings. iron rail. Jalousies and
leads and pay high commissions.
Call JU. S-3010 or drop in between
$40 am. or 4-6 pm. SECO SALES
ENGINEERS. S101 Schrider st.. Sill
yer Spring, Md.
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ASST, BOOKKEEPEE

ASST. BOOKKEEPER
For small organization. having knowl-
edge of cashiering, inventory con-
troll and billing; 8 days; $50 start.
Apply Box 271-Y, Star. -29
ASST. MANAGER-Interesting posi-
tion open. for SUPERIOR man with
initiative to work 3:30:12. am; s.
sfter ahy W. a %ts soGksaop q sRPS IN NaoTa
AHTeS AHlFeOfsi BoDY AND FENDER MAN, S to
join our organization. Our body
men are amcng the highest paid IN
WashinEton: All year-round, good
not earning $3.50 wk.. it would pay
after S pm. AUTO WHOLESALERS,
INCs 5731 Bladensburg rd. ne,
AUTo ijti SIsaIIi BRAKE MECHANIC and helper
Young. white. energetic. oo3, N
AGTo MECHANICS for large auto
shop. Exper. With chrysler Corp;
ass our dsssa cH Mr. TSR %ooS sEnipss e. = sfRS EGSe
ART, NC, 1440 P st. NV. DE.
AGTrSV S&iEcHAN1c-5-day vk., Clean
Job. servicing new cars, Parking
Sstytsise' SSacatiosn and ses cOMs MT
Crabiii, I. P. sTEUART. NC. River
"a; and B. q o. Railroad. Bethesda,
AUTO BODY MAN, flrst class. with
references; straight sal. 5-day wk
LIBERTY AUTO BODY, INC. 2115
M st: NV. MA. S:9673. 80
for one experienced. top-noteh mar
to sell new FordS and used cars;
new demonstrator Furnished free;
vacation With pay and other cQln.
2017 virginia ave. NV, NE. S-2SIS
AUTO SEAT COVER installation man
exper., excel. working conds. 5000
AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN, used cars
experience preferred; good income
for men with initiative. See Mr.
Williams, CAPITOL MOTOR CO.
7911 Go. ave. Silver Spring, Md
Evening star., 1953-01-27
ENGINEERS
DESIGNERS

FOR HEATING. AIR-coNDTTIoNINo
AND PLUMBING WORK. HENRY
ADAMS. INC, CONSULTING ENGI.
NEERS, 2315 ST. PAUL ST. BAL.
TIMORE 18. MD. IN REPLY, GIVE
BACKGROUND AND SALARY Elk
PECTED 20
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statesmen

FOR amazing new housecoatinR. The
only plastic based coating in exist.
ence. Appointment selling to quail.
ned leads and our season is just
starting. Backed by national ano
local advertising and a firm thai
mas been / g years at the same loca-
ton. Call Mr. MILLION, MA
S-41b1 for annninfmenf -07
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SALESMAN

We have Q exclusive territories still
open for men who have been sue
cessful in selling to home owners,
Permanent draw (not just z weeks
company doing newspaper. direct
mail and telephone soliciting tc
help them earn good money. Cal
Mr.. Robt. Beatty AMCO PRODUCTS
Co, 1879 NJ st. NV. MA. S-4240
between $50 am. and 4:30 pm
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statesmen

(TWO TOP-NOTCH)
HOME IMPROVEMENT, STORM WIN.
DOW. ROOFING AND SIDING
HEATING OR FENCE Statesmen
rV.11,sl1s WANTED IN dTMfMEDdATGLY; MEDIA
national product backed By world.
famous manufacturer offers the best
commission deal in town. FHA
financing, no slack seasons, strictly
legitimate sales with no step-up OF
switching and no misleading ad-
vertiSing Average unit sale-S6OO,
Supported by advertising nationally
and locally Close 3 out of every
5 appointments. Only OUTSTANDING,
hardworking men capable of earn
ing $4,000 or more a year need
caii Ex. s-472s for individual ap-
pointment. Ali replies held in strict
confidence.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
white; fabrication experience and
commission and vacation. BAR
RON'S SUNOCO SERVICE STATION
Wis. ave. and River I'd. -27
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
white: salary and commission; uni
forms and laundry furnished. Apply
In person, HAYNES ESQ SERVICE
27OS Va. ave. NV. -2S
SHEET METAL MECHANICS ant
helpers, exper. In house duct work
Apply to JOHN A. FORD. Jr., 1851
Z st. Sc. Ii. 6-1S51. 80
SHOE SALESMAN, thoroughIy exper :;
excellent position for thorough man
ARLINGTON BOOTERY. 1892 VII.
son blvd, Arlington. 81
Evening star., 1953-01-27
PERSONAL lcont.l

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FURNiTURE UPHoLsTERING-Fine
fabric selection. Free estimates in
your home. Call to 8 PM, MORRIS
II. 1880. 2Ss
REUPHOLSTERING-Fine fabric Sc
ES1I Eec1nl9n, n free estimStes n IN your hSme Sne
Evening star., 1953-01-27
GARAGE ATTENDANT

Must be thoroughly experienced and
capable of taking full charge of
garage. Excellent salary and work.
ing conditions. Apply
Evening star., 1953-01-27
Observation-Disclosures

A franchise product. used and con-
sumed nationally by merchants, a
repeat item basically a speciality.
Not a new flash. but greatly i'm
proved old necessity. No. get rich
Of your own. No capital required,
yet an assured income of $4,000 q
yr. minimum. Box 4S9-Y, Star. -27
Evening star., 1953-01-27
.HELP-MEN
NORTHWEST AREA

DANCE INSTRUCTORS
Arthur Murray. needs four a. young
train for fuil-time positions Is
teachers in our Arlington and Alex
andria studios. A complete trainign
course given at. no charge, $50 to
1880 pm. Apply In person to Mr..
Cummins. ARTHUR MURRAY
STUDIOS. HOG Conn. ave. NV,
2 to 10 pm. IL
IF YOU ARE
Interested In Life Insurance. % q
career
Not afraid Of hard work. and able
to pass our mental ability, aptitude
test and medical examination
willing to undertake two-yeal
training program with income oi
$500 q month plus commission.