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Evening star., 1953-07-20
Tv Is CAUSING
More 10 Read,
Librarian Says
Diminishing Interes,
In Books of Fiction
Seen by Peterson

Television apparently is caus-
ing more people to read books,
according to District Public Lii
brarian Harry N. Peterson.
Reporting on the use of library
facilities in the city, Mr.. Peterson
declared:
1T is apparent that television,
like radio and motion pictures,
will not in the long run affect
public library service. On the
contrary, there is an indication
that television may increase the
use of all library materials"
Less Interest in Fiction.
Mr.. Peterson said the popu-
larity of television may account
in part for the diminishing in
terest in fiction. But he said it
can not be blamed for the dearth
of good novels.
He said that after each Author
Meets the Critics" program-on
which a book Is discussed-the
demand for the book jumps. The
same is true when Robert Mont
gomery Presents"-a drama pro-
gram-bases a play on a book
such as Appointment in Sa-
MARIA"
During recent years many
librarians concluded that tele-
vision was the major cause of
a decline in circulation" Mr..
Peterson said. However, despite
the fact that today there are
more television stations, more
programs listed and sets in more
homes, the use of public library
facilities locally and nationally Is
growing"
He said that the personal ap-
pearances of Bishop Fulton j.
Sheen and DR.. Norman Vincent
Peale on televiSion caused a great
demand for his books.
Drop Is Only Apparent.
Mr.. Peterson said the District
Public Library circulated 1885,
26O books in the year ending
June 30. The previous year, g.
127 ,040 books were circulated.
In spite Of the figures, last year
represented a gain of about 37,-
600 volumes over the previous
year. Mr.. Peterson said a change
IN the system of keeping the
records accounted for the appar-
ent drop and that if the figures
are adjusted to- the same sys-
tenn. there is a gain.
Reading interests of Washing
ton residents remained about the
same, he reported. Preference
was shown for information on
the issues confronting the Nation
both at home and abroad, in SCI
entific developments and every
day living.
Science Fiction
Local readers turned from
science fiction to science nom
fiction, Mr.. Peterson commented,
as books of exploration, travel,
invention. of explanation of
natural phenomena jumped in
popularity.
He also observed an increased
interest in belles-lettres with
many more requests for Greek
and Latin classics.
Reading habits Of teen-agers
remained the same. They still
go for books on personality de-
velopment, etiquette, ballroom
dancing and stories about others
of their own age and sports.
An increasing number of
elderly people were reported
coming to the libraries to read
and study.
Evening star., 1953-07-20
Bridqewuter Gets Gifts

BRIDGEWATER. Va, July 20.
(R.-Bridgewater College re-
ceived gifts amounting to $146,-
991 for the fiscal year that ended
jane 80. Pres dent Warren G.
Bowman announced yesterday.
Evening star., 1953-07-20
Hit-ond- Run Suspect Held
In Crippled Mans Death

A crippled Fairfax County
(Va0 man was killed last night
when struck by a hit-and-run
automobile on Route so at Pen
der, Va.
He was identified by Fairfax
County police as Luther McCar-
ter, 40, of Route 3, Herndon, Va,
a cripple who used both q cane
and a crutch while walking.
Mr.. McCarter's body was found
about midnight by a passing mo-
torist.
A suspect was picked up about
an hour later at Lee Highway and
Lexington street in Arlington.
The suspect. a 30-year-old Dis
trict man, was turned over to
Fairfax police for questioning.
Police said blood stains were
found on the front of the car.
The driver, who was released
pending further investigation,
explained he had hit a dog.
Police submitted samples of the
blood to the FIJI
Evening star., 1953-07-20
Father of D. c. Policeman
Killed in Taxi Crash

The father of a District po-
liceman was killed early yester-
day when his taxicab struck a
telephone pole in the 100 block
of Benning road NE.
Homer S. Burwell, so, colored,
of 602 Sixtieth place NE, be-
came the Districts 35th traffic
fatality victim this year. There
had been % such deaths at this
time last year.
Mr.. Burwell was the father of
Pvt. Harold H. Burwell of No. 4
precinct. He was a clerk at the
Interstate Commerce Commits
sion and a part-time cab driver.
Police believed he may have
fallen asleep at the wheel. The
accident happened at S am.
Evening star., 1953-07-20
Pedestrian, IS, Killed
On Baltimore Boulevard

Clarence E. Frazier, SIS, Of
Savage, Md, was killed late
Saturday night when hit by a
car on the Baltimore boulevard,
mile north of Laurel.
Police said Mr.. Frazier was
struck by a car driven by WAL
lace Lee Brock, 33, of Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-22
Miss stamford
is Bride

Miss Jane Mary Hanford,
daughter Of Col. and Mrs. George
o. Hanford of Stewart Air Force
Base, N. Y, became the bride on
February z of Mr.. Frank Gorrell
Gallo. He Is the son of 1t. Col.
and Mrs. Frank p. Gallo of Falls
Church.
The ceremony took place
at the Immaculate Conception
Church in Columbus. Ohio. There
was reception at the residence
of the bridegroom's aunt, Mrs.
Derwin w. Ashcroft. The newly
weds will make their home in
Columbus.
The bride is q graduate of
Western Reserve University and
is now employed at Batelle Me-
mortal Research. Columbus, Ohio.
Mr.. Gallo Is q senior at Ohio
State University.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-22
Spring Wedding

Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham Hur-
WITT Of Pikesville. Md: have an
nounced the engagement of their
daughter Reeva Ina to 1t. Muir
ray Bert Silverman, u. S. A., son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Barnett Sill
yerman Of this city. The we'd
ding will take place in the early
spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-22
Inc former
Miss. Ann Daniels.

MRS. GEORGE w. HALLGREN
The former
Miss Ann Daniels. !.
Miss Ann Daniels, daughter Of
Mrs. Morris s. Daniels. jr., and
the late Maj. Daniels. was mar
ried on February 81 to Mr..
George w. Hallgren, son Of
Comdr. and Mrs. j. w. Hallgren
Of Hopewell Junction, N. Y. The
wedding took place at the Wes-
ley Methodist Church. after
which a dinner party was given.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-22

MISS JEAN A. MARCH,
Engaged to
Mr.. Robert L. Marshall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius c.. Marchi
of Silver Spring announce the
engagement of their daughter.
Jean Ann, to Mr.. Robert Lane
Marshall of Rock Creek Hills.
Md. He is the son Of Mrs. John
M. Davidson and Mr.. Joseph w.
Marshall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-22

Fur Products labeled to shO,U
country Of origin Of imported
turs. All Sales Final and
Subject to Prior Sale. All
Prices plus tar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-22

MRS. PRENTISS E. CROCKETT
The former
Miss JOnna LiIIard.
Miss Jonna Lou Lillard and
Mr.. Prentiss E. Crockett were
married on February 81 at the
Lewis Memorial Methodist
Church. the Rev. Clarence E.
Wise officiating. Following a
short wedding trip, the couple
will reside in East Riverdale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-22

All 1909 wool fobrics,
trimmed with such fine furs
os Persian lamb, Beaver,
Muskrot, Squirrel, others.
Black and eolors. Sizes for
Juniors and Misses.
Evening star., 1953-11-05
REPAIRs AND SERYIcE

ADDING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. desk
model, $50; AL condition. Rentals.
repairs, sales on all makes. CEN
TRIAL TYPEWRITER CO., 2019
14th st. NV, HU. 3-5l21.
ADDITIONS. ALTERATIONS. porches
jalouSie Enclosures. sketches or esti-
mates free; all work fully guaran:
to pay SECO SALES. Ju. 5000.
Day or night.
ATTICS FINISHEDI dormer windows,
porches inclosed, recreation rooms
and stairways. Commercial or resi-
Dental; SO months to pay UN
4-2491. J. e. HENDRICKS:
BRICK MASONS. INC.-All types of
brick work no lob too small. Ju,
BRICK MASON CRAFTsMAN-Fire-
places chimneys. walls: remodeling
specially. FAGNANI. 10 2-1994
CARPENTRY. attics. porches: rec.
rms rms, s1sZT, new and old ye5k' anything hing
CARPENTERING. BUILDING. repair
ing and remodeling. 10. S-1406.
CARPENTRY AND PA1NTING,-Ress.
rates. Free estimates. Good work
CARPENTRY. remodeling. painting,
roof repair; white mechanic. DU
CARPENTER. small jobs speciality
Prepare for winter now. JU. s.
CARPENTsY aEsP fTfS f81NfiNG. "a aHS roof repair S
guttering No lob too small
CHARLES w. THOMAS. DE. q
01R7 8"
CARPENTRY - Remodeling, repairs
recr. rms; reduced rates. JU. s.
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES, electrically
razor cleaned or no charge. ROTO-
ROOTER. Phone RA. 6-SSSS any
day any night
Evening star., 1953-11-05
HELP-MEN

SHOE SALESMAN for evenings and
saturdays, family shoe store,
LLInEBsRaMaAlN's. liz aalAls. l4o4 Monroe nv nv
TAILOR AND pREssER, exper. in
mems clothing. Sober man only.
Good pay. EIsEMAN's, 6o1 9TH
Ty sERvICEMAN. exper., for part
tunity for share in small growing
business; NV. and suburbs. OIL.
rv 17paasi psEaRsvi1cEMAN, outside work on only;
salary S75 weekly, plus weekly
ssos%missiSH, sosasn SM 9as4S 9lsS weekly bonus: Wo
WRAPPER Rd; twhiteJ. for large whole
sale distributor; good opportunity
for advancement; vacation benefits:
5-day wk.. permanent position. 1121
5th st. NV. Apply MR.. HALL. Book
BOYS 1854 free to travel. working
Fla. resorts and return. Exceptional
high earnings, transp. pd. at all
must be neat. See MRS. McKINNZIE.
Cairo Hotel after 4 pm. or 1919
am. Thurs. or Fri. Don't phone.
MAN. white. settled. for shipping
Call or write COMMERCIAL OVER
ALL LAUNDRY. 1905 Penwood rd..
Brentwood. Md. AP. 7-4242.
MAN, part time, ewes. and Sat. to
collect, regular monthly accounts;
good pay; car needed; must be. resi-
dent of District. See MR.. MUIR
RAY Rm. 424. Bond Bldg. -5
MEN, BOYS (3), IL to 20; salary,
bonus and travel expenses, cars
furnished. Apply at desk, Harring-
ton Hotel. 10 to IL and 4 to Q. Ask
for MISS GALLERY, g.
MEN. white or colored, to sell watches
on outside on easy credit; good
earnings. NEW YORK JEWELRY
CO.. 719 18th st. NV. IS
Evening star., 1953-11-05
HELP-DoMESTIc

COOK IA AND D., G:H;W.; ~ live in; 80 51day :
COOK live out: 2 school age
children; 5-day wk. ia. S-1102.
COUPLE, cooking, driving, gardening
GENER2t IA nGto4 GSJsEwoRk. S5 81: HiRazS' live I'M
refs; tend md of children; S25 yk.
G.H:w..c II: s.eIH1. .caILp CARE, 5-day. week;
S25; for 2-3 weeks; must have
hss!th SsGd fal J0 in Of aSs stay some
nights; upstairs room; school-a age
children. EN-. 2-2167. %
G.H.W., refined, white, middle-ased,
to live in as one of family; assume
complete responsibility; plain cook
ing and light Orsvs hogsfwOTR motI schSS Sood
sal; must have health card and
local ref; Cali MRS. ROBERTS.
G!.AA.w. a. s-eSSoi -GooD COOK. stay throSsh
fdin1sr' in5';1' SN sS5 assSs5, end carfare; in
GaM c6oEins. Mdst Elye be sn fond f0 Of childrenl
Lovely quarters, pleasant home for
dualifed person. Must have re-
cent local refs. EN-. 3-512s: --6
Must live in Kensineton or provide
own transportation. OIL. L9-9349.
G.H.W.. Mon. Wed. and Fri. Call
bet. $50 and 1890 Am, ga pm.
G.H.W., good plain cook. fond Of chill
dren. live in. salary open, refs. Call
HOUSEKEEPER, white woman. be-
tween As and go, to live in. Call
HctHsEKsEPER-CooK, SSiaas live in, fond
day wk.; good sal. TIE. 6-030S. 5
H0USEKEEPER, white. able to turn
house into Q home, for widower and
2 school-age children; live in. 10.
3-671S after ) pm. -5
HOUSEKEEPER-COOK. to live in;
WO 6-4n37. -5
Evening star., 1953-11-05
PAINT Statesmen


OGpUEiinei'y OdGEpswine account and and commission
Apply w. R. WINSLOW CO.. 922
New York ave. NV. .
PHONO. RECORD SALESMAN for re-
tail store; must have some exper
Good salary and advancement. Box
PIANO PPIAAYER, white, trick or
novelty, ewes. Call MR.. WALLACE.
HO. 2-9553 -
PLASTERERS. good, white mechanics
only. Report to job ready. to work.
Large apt. 4540 Macarthur blvd,
PLUMBERS. for jobbing and re-
modelling work. Apply 3912 Georgia
ave. NV. D. c. driving permit
PLUMBERS. experienced; new work
only, Apply at 1886 Center st
PLUMBER. must be reliable, sober
willing to work. EXper. only ir
jobbing, remodeling. Must have
drivers permit. Ref. REQ. Only
qualified need apply. WA. 7-S93S
PLUMBER - Experienced jobbine
man. Must have tools and D. c
drivers permit. 1915 14th st. NV
PLUMBER WANTED AT ONCE -
E. E. COLLINS, 2113 n. Quebec st.,
PHUMBER HfsiI AND I'M HELPER. exper. at
remodeling top wages. SHAPIRO
RLuMBT6N696 RTI 666 CO. aoo6 Georgia aye
PLUMBING, for joobing work: must
be 1st-class mechanic: D. c. driver 8
permit. Apply ]. L. BATEMAN 4
SON. 1904 R. l. ave. n.eo HO. =
PORTER DRIVER wanted for market;
must be experienced. MIKES
MARKET. 100 E st. NV. ST
PooRTfER-DRIvER, colored; neat ap-
sTATIER FLoRIsT. K st. entr.
PRESSER, exper., steady Job; excel
salary. THE TAILOR SHOP, s. Area
Fort Myer, Va JA 7-7l32. -6
Evening star., 1953-11-05
HELP-WoMEN tcont. }

WANTED-Girls (2). 10 to "a; neat.
ambitious. free to travel with sup.
supervisor handling publishers con-
tracts. Average earnings 1925 mo.
plus, bonuses; Travelling expenses
Colonial Hotel. to 8 pm. s"
FORMER TEACHER. interested in
business career. where teaching eX-
perience is q valuable asset. Box
3-Y. Star. IS
CHRISTMAS SELLING SEASON is
here. Prepare now for big profits,
selling beautiful Avon cosmetics and
gift sets. Call ia. S-SS69 after. q.
Evening star., 1953-11-05
HELP-DoMESTIc Cont

WHITE WOMAN, $3.50, for light
housekeeping and care of invalid in
suburban. home; live in; call after
z. WA. 7-1930. %
WHITE LADY, live in, N. Arl.; 3
children, ] in school; liberal time
of; light g.h W. KE. S-2439 before 2
WILL GIVE NICE HOME and small
salary to settled white woman; to
care for l small child while mother
works. AP. 7-2992. after 6 pm. $
COLORED, SETTLED or elderly woman
TO live in. care for 2 children g
and 4 yrs. of agel, while mother
works; pvt. rm. and board, small
salary. Ii. 7-461S. 10
COLORED-G.H.W.; cd. wk.; good
cook; nice working cond. Apply
So pm, Ais Ark. ave. NV. -
Evening star., 1953-11-05
sITUATIoNS-MEN & WOMEN

WHITE, HONEST COUPLE desires
working together for a middle-aged
cOIInle Call RE 7-0H60 s.
Evening star., 1953-11-05
CLERK-TYPIST

Permanent position with Ige.,
well-established real estate
and mortgage loan once:
pleasant surrounding, air.
conditioned bldg. 37M hr.
work week. no Saturday work:
pitaiisation and life Insurance.
also furnished after reason
able length Of service. Salary,
So 400 year to start. with opo
portunity for Advancement.
cALL MRS. RIESS MA. S-21l
Evening star., 1953-11-05
CLERK-TYPIST
WHITE

Young lady, aged 1925, for perm.
position in credit once; must have
a pleasing telephone voice and be a
neat and accurate typist: 5-day. 40
hour week paid vacation and other
employe benefits. Call Mr.. Stakem
Tor rII appointment; Ii. ,s; ,3s;-43O0: I. Los r.
st. Il
Evening star., 1953-11-05
HouSeman-Ch Chauffeur

$40 per wk.: exper. g.h.w.; ref; live
in or out. WO. 6-S153. -
MAID. live in. doctors home; pleas
ant surroundings: . school-age chill
dren; sal. $50 start. TU. 2-5619.
white: permanent; live
in; other help: boy 4la. girl IL;
exper. and refs. required. NO.
7-2S76. Ill
WOMAN, interested in q good perma-
nent position. with Q pleasant fam
lily; must be foAd Of children; sleep
convenient to New York: transpor-
tation arranged. Write to: DIR. or
MRS. NJ. GoLDSTEIN. 613 Salem
I'd. Union. New Jersey. 20
WANT SETTLED WOMAN, white or
eolored. for hRby sitting every sun
day. JU. e-2222. -
Evening star., 1953-11-05

CLERK -TYPISTs-We like to work
in pleasant surroundings with con:
genial people. II you do, too. and
are. friendly and dependable, and
under 35, come in between $50 and
4;30 and talk to US. knowledge OF
typinG essential; Apply personnel
ANCE CO.. S16 14th st. NV. -
CLERK.TYPIST for insurance once
5-day week: perm. positions; S45
per wk. to, start. Apply 500 Co
CLERK TYPIST-Permanen position
with well-established small loan
company. Pleasant SURROUNDINGS
Free disqualification and life insur.
ance after reas. length of service
oppor. for advancement. Apply
GULF LOAN CORP. s029 ca. ave.
Silver Spring, Nd. -5
CLERK-TFPIST; pref. some exper.
for editorial once; 5-day week; good
loc; opportunity for advancement.
For further details, write Box 443-Y,
Star. ana inclose brief summary OF
trainingk and experience; indicate
salary Astred.
Evening star., 1953-11-05
XMAS MONEY
HOUSEWIVES

Free gifts to your friends. Games,
prizes. gifts. Have a plastic party
or become our demonstrator. Book
parties. Average earnings $40 per
hour. Mrs. Frey. HO. 2-1044 Plas-
tics. 2314 r. I. ave. ne. q"
Evening star., 1953-11-05
CT,ERK-TYPTST

Large real estate and mortgage loan
firm. 5-day wk. Excel. working con-
ditions and opportunities for ad-
yancement. Substantial m p loye
benefits. WEAVER BROS, INC,
WASHINGTON Bldg. Call Mr.. Allnutt.
Evening star., 1953-11-05

OHerS security ana WaV ABOVE Lne
man. write Box OK. Star. for
an interview.
YOUNG MAN, for work in bank;
permanent position; 5-day wk.;
company benefits include hospitali-
Zaticn. insurance and retirement
RozS R6z1sfsss rn6sf 6aR'' co., "4shHSqos Hsth saq
YOUNG sSij Gi"i MAN, under 30. with fire
and casualty insurance experiences;
in office of local branch Of ma
tionally known company. CHANCE to
s5B s9RfR f'f WrgFERN S7TaG1S EAFi6NA1 Ffss Apply
YOUNG oIHSG?ad NAN. 1iGt; Is to .e5. draft-exempt
high school education. attending or
planning to attend attend college At night ty6I
to work in q clerical capacity in
our home office. Splendid oppor-
tunity II. YOU have ambition and are
looking for a position where you can
wGFk wP XOpy zOpE Tsz Rm us soo 1psz ef
flee. EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE
CO, S16 14th st. NV. IS
YOUNG MAN. for retail jewelry store:
Opportunity to learn business; good
clerk; permanent position for the
right party, Call Mr.. Mann, THE
yEWEsEIRY9 sIG9 sII SHOE FsoI Pentason tas mi Bids
white; no experience necessary; for
position of film inspector and
shipper in 16-mm. film library: 40
hr. week; 2 weeks vacation; start
ing salary; S175 per mo. Phone
YOUNG MAN for special delivery;
good wages; must be steady worker.
Apply 40 o St ne -
Evening star., 1953-11-05

Part time, for eyes,: exper. in chill
dren'S wear. High sal. for uualified
and dependable person. EDITH'S, !,
l223 H st. ne. q
Evening star., 1953-11-05
HELP-WoMEA Can't.

CLERK-TYPIST, white, intelligent,
bet. 10 and 25: 5k-day wk.; salary
open. Apply PENN TV SHOP; 90S
Evening star., 1953-11-05
Flagstone and Stone

WOFLh
Cement driveways, walks. steps.
porches. retaining walls. the drain
age. Also outdoor fireplaceS.
ANGELO MARCUCC1O. JU. 9-1769
FLOORS REFINISHED like new; free
estimate. very low price. c.
COVER. WA. 1866 any time.
FLOORS SANDED AND FINISHED.
cleaned and waxed; old floors made
like new. Call any time. WA. IL 20.
FLOOR SANDING, finishing, cleaning
and waxing. Reasonable rate. Free
estimate. RA. 6-6795,. %
FLOOR SANDING, FIN. New. &c Sc.
it.; old S10c and up; free est; work
guar. C L. HINSON. In 3-754S..
FLOOR sERvICE-Nothing put the
best; laying. sanding, finishing.
cleaning: parquet installation, Bruce
finishes. FLOORING CONTRAC-
TORS, INC, 1923 Cordell ave-.
GENERAL REPAIRS. painting. plss-
tering, carpentry work, roof paint
ing, repairing: no job TOO small
HOME FSiEt5i IMPVrsi vi 70 Of ALL KINDS. Rec.
rooms. porches, attics. roofing.
etc; reas.; builder. PRUDENTIAL
CONSTR. CO.. ST. 3-2277 any time
HOUSE PAINTING by master crafts
men: also papering; spray or brush;
finest workmanship. MA. S-9655;
ewes, WE, 5-5455. -9
Evening star., 1953-11-05

SALES ENG.--Unusual opp. to sell
top metal constr; products pGst to sbHr nTildz ri0s
basis. Should be able to read plans:
take OF natl. make. sketches. A
lea future for a hard worker. Box
sign PAfNTTER's HELPER-Young
ing and layout for employment with
national advertising concern. Must
be willing to join union. Box 3951Y'
SERVICE fiRsviE STATION Attendant,
Apply Mr.. Andrews. EDGEMOOR
MOTOR CO., S30l Wis. ave. Be1h''
Md. OIL. 2-1210.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT -
Must be 5RSTieTssd NC nne oyer 7s Nav yT
sERyfcE 1S1 Fl E-e STATION ATTENDANT,
lge. ESQ station. full-time work; ex-
per only; good I1INr sal, for LED rlgnt man 9sn6
sERvIcE ES; tsESsinsI ssiTRsTI1oN On MANAGER. must
have experience, sales and mechani-
cal ability: no Sun. work: salary
open. 4515 Macarthur blvd; nv
between and 9 pm. WO. 6-72S7.
STATION lubrication man.
experienced. Local references. ESQ
STATION. 6403 Blair I'd. NV. No.
sRHEET RHEIEnT METAL MECHANICS. for out
side metal work. wanted. Call OIL.
SHOE SALESMAN, experienced only:
excellent position for thorough man.
Permanent. Apply MR.. RYDER.
1924 PPnrq. ave. Sc. y
SHOE Women's expert
enced only. Best paying Job in city.
Apply AIRCRAFT FOOTWEAR,
110I Conn. ave NV. -
SHOE SALESMAN - Modern family
shoe store; suburban Md; good
opportunity. Call MR.. CHARLES
LATTER, Elk. 3-4244. s
Evening star., 1953-11-05
MEN-COLORED
HELP-WOMEN
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPEF

white. mature woman for
permanent part-time position in
12 to 4 pm. Monday through FRI
day. $3.50 per wk. to start. Give
name, address telephone number.
age and experience in application.
Apply Box 109-T. Star. a
Evening star., 1953-11-05
CONCRETE

Is our business. Driveways, walks,
entrances, carports, retaining walls.
Free estimates. Financing.
LEWIS g. SON UN. 4-4154
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER-Con-
crete work remodeling and new
home. Call any time. MR.. MAT
THEW F. MOSS, Cypress 1885
los
CUSTOMCRETE for masonry walls in
colors. Also specializing in spray
painting. JOHN w. ALTHER. RA
6-9O32. .
ELECTRiCAL INSTALLATIONS, re-
pairs, short circuits; small jobs done
Immediately. RA. 6-2222 any time.
Evening star., 1953-11-05
CLERK
(LIGHT TYPINGl

For circulation dept. of well-known
weekly news MAGAZINE. Work will
involve keeping records concerning
the circulation of the magazine
Applicant must enjoy working with
figures as posting and adding tigure.
someone who can use typewriter. :
Free disqualification and surgical In
Surance, free life insurance, many
other company benefits; pleasant
working conditions. Call Df. $4,000
Ext, 263 between Q am. and 5 pm
Evening star., 1953-11-05
THE EVENING" STAR

rience necessary, 40-hr. week. Apply
Personnel. Room sos. Open week
days S:30-5 and Sat. 81. No phone
calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
PRODUCE MAN; must be experienced
good working conditions, good sal
ary Apply IN person or cal LO.
MARRET ssbHfaIs ma doSos Lincoln ave. Ks Ken
REAL ESTATE OFFICE, downtown.
desires personable, weli-educated
young man in property management
department; experience helpful but
not necessary: attractive salary;
excellent future. See Mr.. Marshall,
THOMAS J. FISHER g. CO.. INC.
Realtor, 73S 18th st. NV. -6
REAL ESTATE statesmen (2), ex.
time; age, under so; liberal commits
sion Call Mr.. Baily, sales manager
MILTON G SMITH REALTY, 1867
N. Glebe rd., Arl., ia. 7-720O. --e
REAL ESTATE statesmen. capable
and energetic, pleasing personality
and able to contact high-claSS
clientele. Must have good auto
mobile. Full-time work. See Mr..
W. C & A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT CO.
Builders and Developers OF
Wesley Hts, Sumner and Spring Valley
1850 Massachusetts, Ave. NV.
REPORTER for service. papers ir
Washington, Win consider cub. Cal
CO 5-1014.. Ext. 65. 30
RES. MGR. for lge. rooming house;
be trustworthy and dependable
KoSFRRs. sS5 RRH ssspefienoed. stasi Cali o.
for established laundry
route. no eXper. necessary; S60
while training, training, g,IS period IsSn from SE
Is " yrs. Old. Apply at MORNING.
SIDE LAUNDRY CO. 1920 Georgia
ave. Silver Spring. Md. JU. $4,000
ROUTE SALESMAN, wholesale CO.;
good man for calling regularly on
comm. See sales mgr. AMEs CO.,
SALESMAN for established route. for
wholesale candy and tobacco COM
pany Must have car. Apply in person.
SALESMAN-We are interested in an
experienced salesman. preferably
one with a following in grocery
trade who can provide references Of
a past successful record. Salary and
commission. For interview, call MR..
BREDNER. UN. 4-8004.
for new and used house
trailers. Call FRED PAINTER.
WA 7-49O3. IS
SALESMAN, experienced in clothing.
STYLEPLUS CLOTHES. 1915 G st.
NV.
SALESMAN, exper. in lumber and
millwork pref; car furn., good sal
ary, pleasant working condS. Apply
AMCO MILLWORK & LUMBER CO.,
Benning rd. and Minnesota ave. ne.
Irnar Of INST nficel "