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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-14

MOTORS and blades for fans. fur
naces, pumps, refrigerators. washers
burners. any size. make or type in
stock for instant exchange at lower
fiat-rate prices. Why waltz. BRING
your motor with you, walk out with
exact guaranteed replacement
ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT CO.. 241:
2harrnar aua n NJ AL O.1RQQ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-14

Acrosonic. spinet
and console models. Designed. built
and guaranteed BY Baldwin. EQUIP.
with Baldwin patented Ful-Blow
action Wide variety, case DESIGNS
and woods
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO WoRCH
925 G ST NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-14
BUSINESS SERVICES
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ADDING MACHINE-Burroug desk
model $50. Al condition Rentals,
repairs. sales on all makes CEN
TRIAL TYPEWRITER CO. 2019
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-14

ANTIQUES BOUGHT
China. furniture. silverware. ieWelrJ
and Chinese art objects. ANY guam
tity Call LOUIS SEGAL IA Q.
1898. ewes. EN-. 1896.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-14

All popular makes and models. up
to $50 allowance for your old range.
No money down. payments as low
as So per month on your gas bill.
SHAPIRO PLUMBING CO.. TU. q
1Quu 2OO6 Goor0io avA ~ ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-14

studio rooms, in stately
mansion, with sun deck. maid Serv-
ice, parking facilities. AID. 4-967S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-14

apt; $50 month. cow. to transp.
lie
CAPITOL HILL, 1863 Mass. ave. Sc
3 rms: pvt. entr.; for discrimi-
MATING adults. Ii. 3-30O3. 30
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA - Attrac
enc: refgr.. hot plate, bath. shower
sal. only; no pets; SS5 mo. utils.
incl. HO. 2-2011. -l6
TAKOMA PIX. mr.. Walter Reed-Nicely
furn 2-bedrm. apt, TV; blk. expr.
bus and shops; $ll0. JU. 5-5269.
1898 R. I. AVE. Me- rms. PVT.
turn. refs: SIS. DE. c-6575.
ATTRAC.. COOL, DRY BSMT. APT,
:, Ice rms. and hath, $3.50 VIZ,
Wills; also other apis. (whiteJ. Aft,
4.3U. DE. 2-l5s4.
Evening star., 1953-06-19
Parks Office Week End Plans
Include Harper S Ferry Trip

A caravan trip to historic
Harper's Ferry. W. Va. is one Of
the weekend recreational fea-
lures sponsored by the National
Capital Parks Once.
Chartered buses will load at
1913 Fifteenth street NV. at
1880 am. Sunday, for the trip.
Reservations may be made
through the Capital Transit Co.
Lunches should be brought.
Atour through the Kenilworth
Aquatic Gardens win be con-
Quoted by q park naturalist from
10 am. to noon. The tour will
begin at the ONCE, two blocks
west Of Kenilworth avenue and
Douglas street NE.
Another Sunday stroll will be
in the neighborhood of Lafayette
Square and the White House,
from 2:3O to 4:30 pm. The group
will meet at the jackson statute
in the center Of the park. Ber-
Evening star., 1953-06-19
Opponents Continue
Fiqht on AU Site
For SibIey Monday

Opponents Of the plan to put
Q new sibley Hospital on the
American University campus will
continue their arguments against
the move on Monday.
Judge Alexander Holtzon, who
Is hearing the case in the U. s.
Districe Court for the District
Of Columbia, recessed until Mon
day, at the end Of yesterdays
session.
The university and the hos
pital went to court in an effort
to upset q ruling of the District
zoning Commission, preventing
construction of the hospital.
This was accomplished by
changing the campus coming
from Residential A to ReSiden-
tial A restricted.
John Nolen, ir., planning di-
rector of the National Capital
Planning Commission, testified
yesterday that he considered the
rezoning proper, since the neigh
borhoods adjoining the campus
are residential A restricted, for
single-family homes only.
He offered charts to show that
more and more of the area
around American University has
been zoned that way since 1924.
The protesting citizens of Wes-
ley Heights and Spring Valley,
who have Joined the District in
defending the zoning change,
called Richard L. Twombly, q
tree expert, as a Witness.
Mr.. Twombly testified that
only IS per cent of the trees In
the immediate area would re-
main If the hospital was built.
Evening star., 1953-06-19

nard HiA Park. at Bunker Hill
road and Eastern avenue, also
will be visited on Sunday from
3, to- 5 pm.
The Audubon Society viii hold
. bird walk at the Kenilworth
Gardens from 7:;3O to- o:30 am.
tomorrow. Theodore Roosevelt
Island. q natural wilderness, VIII
be visited both tomorrow and
Sunday between noon and 5
pm. A ferry boat to the island
can be boarded every. hour at
Wisconsin avenue and K street
NV. .s 81.
The Canal Clipper" mule
drawn barge, continues, to- do
business every Saturday and
Sunday. The barge leaves from
the Georgetown lock, on Thir-
tieth street below M street
NV. at Q pm. Return trips
from Brookmont, Nd. start at
4 pm,
Evening star., 1953-06-19
Senate Votes Memorial
For Montrose Park

The Senate yesterday gave
unanimous consent to the plan
to erect q sun dial In Montrose
Park In memory Of Sara Louisa
Rittenhouse. who Ii credited with
saving the acreage from COM
mercial development half a cen
tury ago.
Miss Rittenhouse was born at
Dumbarton House, Georgetown.
IN 1946 and died here In 1042.
Evening star., 1953-06-19
Murshuli Alumni. Ia. Meet

About so alumni Of Marshall
College. Huntington. w. va. win
hold . dinner at Q o'clock, to-
night in Bonat's Cafe. 1922 YER
mont avenue NV, in honor 9f
Stewart K. Smith. president of
the college, and Robert j. Lar
gent, retired dean.
Evening star., 1953-06-19

reau with the rank Of major
general and Mrs. Katherine g.
Howard Of Reading, Mass. to
be Deputy Director Of Civilian
Defense.
Mrs. Howard is Republican
national committeewoman from
Massachusetts, and was secretary
Of the g. o. p. National Con-
vention in Chicago last summer.
Evening star., 1953-06-19
Archives to Close for Day

The National Archives build
ing will be closed tomorrow to
make changes in its electrical
system. It will be open again
on Sunday, from to 10 pm.
and as usual on weekdays from
8 am. to 10 pm.
Evening star., 1953-06-19
|coulillliss I! owes /
'FogIer fo nayY Posi-
~ ,ho Aese1e;,nIe.el ! Pr..e

~ sho AsseeiMsed RFess Y:
The. Senate Armed Services
Committee today approved the
nomination Of Raymond Henry
Fogier TO be Assistant Secretary
Of the Navy,
The e4coiamittees also approved
Col. Edgar C, Erickson to be
chief Of the National Guard Bu-
Evening star., 1953-06-19
Texuns to Honor Autry

Gene Autry, a native Texan,
will be the guest of honor at the
Texas Society's party tomorrow
afternoon at the I. c. z. Club,
MorninHside, Md.
Evening star., 1953-06-19

The memorial is to be the gift
Of the Georgetown Garden Club.
The resolution. offered by Sem
ator Clements, Democrat, of
Kentucky, was recommended by
the Senate Rules Committee.
In its report, the committee
said it was mainly through her
efforts that Congress. in 1911,
provided $4,000 for the pur-
chase Of the 16 acres for the
park,
Evening star., 1953-10-05
YOUNG WOMAN

To. sell artist material. knowledge
of art material essential. Salary
open; Call today for appointment.
Evening star., 1953-10-05
statesmen
WITH CAR
LEADS LEADS LEADS

propositions. Come 'idS down "a and dnSsE ask
to earn from $3.50 to $500 per
week after a short training period.
cIEANR1rR ccIfiE5fAiSelRg e sfoRss feaSsssins sas FDpy
NV. ME. s-5600.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS
Full and part time: must be ex-
coNNoRs & FOSTER, 2244 Pa.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Experienced; white; mechanically
1Ss'sfI sSse22s : "1Ss Ghoc0 s5S% slRs2SIcaS y
service MUi 4sSosf. Station ATTENDANTS.
Experienced only. Lge. ESQ station.
Apply LEE PERSHING ESQ $500
a1o7 y; 7PershinT dr. Arl-' Va IA. 2
SERVICE STATION MAN. immed.
opening, exper. Apply PARK SUNOCC
SERVICE, S100 Conn, Ch. CHI. Md.
SERVICE STATION ASST. MGR,
white. age 25 to 40. Only well .ex-
perisnced mSn na, with s,. Local sak reisr- @
eSs ensss dOm assG aDad aa6d SscaEon ssaE $50 sS
RON,S sUNoCo SERVICE, Wis. ave.
SHEET METAL MECHANIC and ex-
perienced plumbers helper. Apply
1916 Taylor st. NV, between z
and 8 am. %
SHOE SALESMAN-Part time; guar
anteed hourly salary; experience
necessary. Apply ANSONIA SHOE
STORE. 1119 st. NV. -5
SHOP FOREMAN - Lincoln Mercury
exper. must; must have good refs. (;
excel. oppor. for man willing to
work: paid vac. and ms; write
resume Of exper. to box 37-T, Star.
STOCK CLERK, colored, some porter
work; exper. preferred, but not
nee; refs. essential; $40 wk.
start. Apply in person, 9-12. UNI
VERSITY SHOP. 1918 G st.
STOCkMAN. for wholesale electric
supply house; exper. preferred, but
not necessary: opportunity for ad-
yancement to person willing to work.
salary open. Apply In own hand.
writing. Box 472-x. Star. -7
Evening star., 1953-10-05
SITUATIoNS-WoMEN

WAITRESS, coloEsd girl desires
SKILLED DOMESTIC HELP Of hieh.
est character with years Of expert.
ence who know the value Of seryice
and responsibility. NATIONAL, DO.
MEST1C SERVICE UNION. Local
No. !, HU. 3-65S5. ES
Al SECRETARH-Perso I'm.
usually competent; now until JAM
vary; vary .,Ss S4Q0 per mo, or best cffer.
GIRL, colored: can do house cleaning
and laundry work, part or fun time:
experienced, references. LU. I-ti7i4
GIRL colored: wishes part-time morn
ing, Tues, Thurs, Fri, cleaning in
store or dress shop or for married
couple. 10. 3-1336.
GIRL, colored. desires ONCE cleaning
. or store maid, AID. 2-O971. -6
TWO GIRLS, colofed, want night Jobs
Hudson 3-7l27.
COLORED GIRL. neat, wants Job as
nusgirl, or office cleaning, or house,
work: Call Ii. 7-6742. 81
COLORED GIRL--General housework,
as maid, busgirL dishwasher, child
care; 5-day wk. co, 6-lSlO 6s
Evening star., 1953-10-05
Airline ReservationiStS

Also communications and hostesses,
See ad under instruction courses.
Evening star., 1953-10-05

CONTINUED on Next Psss'
Evening star., 1953-10-05
HELP-WoMEN

PRIVATE SCHOOL in Wash. desire,
professionally trained young lady K
teach French on part-time basis
Please reply to Box 490-X. Star.
WANTED-Hign-gr woman execu.
i've, experienced in public rela'
disposition dificuities. courageous
loyal and able to accomplish large
constructive ends by organizations,
activities. Must be Skillful stenogra.
pher: Living quarters will be pro-
vided In beautiful, dignified sur
to. be determined. Please state
relevant experience. education. DO
htical church and other affiliations.
snd inclose small photo. Box ASK.
HAVE a Merry Christmas! Earn your
beautiful gifts and toiletries. No ex-
perience. 10. 2-649S. %
GENERAL OFFICE WORK, exper.
helpful, but not necessary. KRESGE
AND 10c STORE 9TH and E sts.
BIC MONEY FAsT!-show friends.
neighborS, customers, beautiful
Christmas cards. Finest de luxe line
gifts, Samples on approval, PEER
LESS LESS GREETINGS 316 N. Michigan
AVON selling is dignifed and profit
able. Earn Xmas money by servic-
ing an exclusive territory with Co.'S
metics inttLS;.ai and gift sets. For personal
EARN 500 70 SlUU. EASILY spare
time Just show new CHRISTMAS
CARDS. Everyone buys. Experience
unnecessary Other aSsortments, too.
Up to 1907 profit. IMPRINTED
Christmas cards low as S1.25. FREE
imprint imprint samples. ASsortments on
Essex Boston II.
INCREASE income, show friends
lovely handkerchiefs. Easy sales,
repeats. Experience unnecessary
Liberal percentage. No risk offer
Exclusive opportunity. SCHMID CO..
e5sp Dept; ySE II; KINGSTON. N: Y.
dresses given to you as bonus. Just
show Fashion Frocks to friends. No
canvasSing. Investment or experience
npsSsssary psnf MaEyS57o FASHION, FASHION oFo oFFRocKs
way Of buying. food to homemakers.
An income beyond your widest
dreams is assured Cali TU. 2-4473.
AMAZE FRIENDS with so for S1.5O
Jewel Xmas cards with name on;
spSPova SqS samPST P%Eh and nsIt selling g6d plan aS
Plane St., Newark, N j.
WOMAN, earn S100 wkly.,
4-9 pm. Car nee. No canvass or
parties. AID. 2-1645. Sun.
SPARb TIME becomes $50 to 500
easily brand-new Christmas cards
sell on sight de luxe 21-card ST
assortment brings you $50 on 100
pcxeS: imprinted Christmas cards,
low as S1.25; experience unneces-
sary; free imprint samples, assort-
ments on approval. HYCREST.
Dept II. 1S3 Essex. Boston IL.
Evening star., 1953-10-05
SITUATIONS MEN Cont,

GRAD. CIVIL ENGR.. under 8o.
exper. In estimating; fieldWork In Il,
construction. Box ASK, Star. a
YOUNG MAN, 35, architecture grad.
exper. IN house design. estimating.
neia planning and coordination. IA.
'o~Io' IS
hUUSE CLEANING, painting work.
furniture or house look much better-
~ trusted, retired man. Apply AZ
o47 lexington pl. me-, next to 7th
ST., Maryland ave. ne.
8 pm. till 10 pm. Call III. S-SSsS
after pm. -"
Evening star., 1953-10-05
MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS, ALTERATIONS, porches,
jalouSie Enclosures, sketches or eStI.
mates free: all work fully guaran-
teed; no money down. 36 months
day or night.
ADDITIONS. porch Enclosures, base
nent improvements, etc For soll.
tion to your problem or an estimate,
call Mr.. WILSON. Ii. 4-63S4 after
g pm. -
ALTERATIONS. ATTiCs
Repairs done right. Call day or
night. LO. 4-6577, HA. 2-S9S5.
Evening star., 1953-10-05

k-Stenographer
Is to "a years: no experience re-
quired: for general ofice work and
occasional stenographic duties; in
Georgetown ofice; accuracy of tram
speed; must be good typist; vaca-
tion and sick leave benefits. For
appt., phone AID. 2-6363. Ext. 4O1.
CLERK-TYPIST. general once work;
iNcs ilessa a5is saf i1th st. nk NV. Ap pAasE1eS as1es
CLERK-TYPISTS. Catholics. 1888
yrs; accurate. so w.p.m. minimum,
some filing; downtown business Of
nee; choice of part time (business
school students take motel, full time
or. full time plus overtime up to
9 hrs. wk. at time and half rate.
Pay rate from $1.10 to $1.50 per
education. experience and employ
ment history; rapid advancement &S
merited. Reply in own handwriting
to Box 1Q9-V. Stsr. -
CLERK-TYPIST-we ike to work in
pleasant surroundings with congen-
ial people. II you do, too, and are
friendly and dependable and under
and talk to US. knowledge of tipping
necessary, but speed not important.
Our employees work 5 days a week,
37h hrs Apply RIM. 800, personnel
once EQUITABLE LIFE ms. CO.,
Sl6 14th st. NV. 5
CLERK-TYPiST-Under 80; accurate
with figures; for circulation records
dept. newspaper ONCE: 5-day .wk.
Vacation. insurance, disqualification,
Call MR.. p0NNELY. co. 6-1014.
Evening star., 1953-10-05
MEN

Il to so years of age. Regardless ofI
the type of job you now have. we
will train you in various positions
meet our qualifications Only those
interested in a permanent position
with unlimited possibilities need ap-
ply. Good starting salaries. paid va
cations, disqualification and free
retirement plans are only a few of
our employees. Apply in person to
Mr.: Hensley. SINGER SEWING MA
CHINE CO., 3107 Wilson blvd. Arl.,
Evening star., 1953-10-05
sITUATIoNs-DoMEsTIc

COOK, white. Amer. mid-age., refs,
live in; adults; IA yrs. one family;
nmin. MN. wage $3b wkly. Box 12S-V,
G,H.W. or days work wanted by Q col.
caiP cFdq EI' Tomen 4lb1sI good local references.
housework. go home nights; no
SUNDAYS, Ii, 6-s515.
LAAUNDRESS, desires work to do at
MAID OR LAuNpREss s. colored
or laundry: II. 6-7199.
WHITE WOMAN wishes daywork. Ex.
per, Sc day and carfare. Box 201-V.
GIRL, colored, wishes daywork.
GIRL, colored. desires lob doing light
house cleaning and child care. MRS.
any kGa GS0FfS Ex slsaSS ssSsa daTEoFs Aps ss. of
GIRL, coiored, desires job as general
housework or days work; days q
gosI week; experienced, co. $3.50. .
and az Pro rensr slnf fiyS h 1885, fSSS cleaner
WOMAN. colored, desires g.h.w.; rs
days week; husband willing to work
same place. LU. 1-46S4.
C0LoRED REl0. GIRL desires g.h.ys moth.
cut. eTs nsEpeF Ab. S-sS9i.y sGS-9fiay week; S26; live
'COLORED GIRL wants daywork,
no SatS. or Suns. AID. 2-3l16.
'COL0RED GIRL desires gen. house,
work, caring for children for empl.
rGn rSpleG;i Gil llTe ttnnoAD;, In AD; 2-6o63. -.
work by hour. NO. 1850.
COLORED LADY desires child care
or baby sitting: references; experis
enced. DE. 2-1210.
COL0RED WOMAN desires work by
week. or day; good references; call
any time. HO. 2-S224. g
CoLORED WOMAN wants laundry
work or cleaning by the day Nom
days and Tuesdays. Ref. HO, 2-31 65.
COLORED GIRL wants lob taking
fare Tn Of d.S9e6 one child for working couples.
CoGoRED WOMAN to take care Of
child Of working parents. Light
homework. Likes children. Ref. Ii.
COLORED GIRL. neat, refined, wishes
! g.h.w. Can cook. Ref. Ii. 6-4504.
COLORED GIRL desires lh.w. for
empl. cple.; 5-day wk., steady or part
time: in D. c., live out. AID. 4-59S7,
COLORED GIRL desires days work,
Monday through Friday; exper.:
fond Of children. Call Ii. 4-0614.
COLORED GIRL. neat, wishes Inv,
child care; 5-day week; exper.: GOOD
ref. RE. 7-4247.
Evening star., 1953-10-05
SAT,ESMEN

S5. 900 to $4,000 caliber. Career op-
portunity. Appt. selling only to
people desiring our, product. Ma
ration, income basis. lge. advanced
percentage and bonus ARRANGEMENT.
Call RE. 7-6913 for executive appt.
Evening star., 1953-10-05
sITUATIoNS-MEN

ACCOUNTANT, expert: books opened,
closed; caught up: all taxes: open
rate. DI. 7-0776, JU. 9-6564.
ACCOUNTANT, experienced, desires
business accounts on monthly
basis. 10. 5-4946 5'
ACCT, 26, MICS. BB.A., commercial
industrial and public acctg., exper.,
desires position in acctg or bus
admin; will consider public acctg
Write Box 91S. Ben. Franklin Sta.
g"
IBM OPERATOR-Part time. regular
or Irregular, evenings and wk. ends;
9 years exper. operating and super
vising. Box 197-V. Star
OPERATOR, onset plate
maker, stock clerk: 81: sgle,; exper. !;
avail. for permanent duty. JE.
A-162a. -
Evening star., 1953-10-05
HELP---MEN

REFRIGERATION MECHANIC. ex-
and air cond. Call MIR. DAY, OIL,
: 4,3224; After 8. Lo. 4-7721; rs rs
SERVICEMAN = Electrical helpful.
JU 9-2112 or JU. 5-1904. r.
ROOFER. white. some experience:
steady work. A. d. THOMAS. WA.
Evening star., 1953-10-05
statesmen

We will train 2 men. exper. or in
exper. to earn up to $500 per mo.
in q dignified, specialized business.
learn more important than exper.
Car necessary; $75 wkly. drawing
acct. to start. Call HE. 4-464O,
Evening star., 1953-10-05
MEN

A good man is hard
to find, so is a good
job. I have the job
which offers security
and way above the
average income. You
may be the man.
Phone RA. 3-2282 for
an appointment.
Evening star., 1953-10-05

SCdLs are COIHHleuSuTdL6
with effort. Car necessary. 84O3
Georgia ave, Silver Spring. or call
statesmen, part or full time; door
to door; exclusive items. fast-mov-
ing; good comm. LO. 7-9129. -
SALESMEN-Junior statesmen and
canvassers. between 21 and 80 yrs.
of age. who are. interested in max
opportunity to learn the construc-
and modernization business with
the largest firm in this area. Earn
ings are higher than in any type
of selling. If you have excellent ref
erences and. desire to work hard
contact Mr.. simmons; interviews $
ENGINEERING l AND 'ISEfTIH DIsTR1Bu1 81
TING co. OF AMERICA. 400 H
statesmen ts), to sell furn. on floor
stores. Good sal. and commissions;
unusually good OPPORTUNITIES. Apply
ATLAS FURNITURE, 921 G st. NV.
statesmen. full or part time. Ag-
greSflVe men who are willing to
work to advance in national or
sanitation: Inside work selling auto
motiye; nnotrp: nfiou fhousehold; toys and misc.
incl. paid vacation. profit sharing,
retirement program and liberal dis
count privilege. Answer in person
az WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY CO.,
394l Minnesota. ave. ne. -6
SALESMEN-National concern will
train you at company expense al
lowing yon to receive substantial
you to earn up to $1,000 a Year and
more, and put you in business for
yourself when you are qualified.
Repeat. professional tyne, permanent
local work with unusual advance
ment opportunities to substantial g.
city. college, education preferred but
not required, car necessary Phone
statesmen who have sold with
memorial parks. cemetery organiza-
tions, siding. roofing, storm win
dows, heating. interior and exterior
decorating, aluminium awnings,
kitchens plumbing. etc, with excel
lent character references for past
performances, now have the oppor-
tunity to represent Washington S
largest and best equipped home
Improvement company. We are
organization. We pay top commits
sion and enjoy a marvellous reputa-
tion with the trade. Most of our
statesmen have been with us for
years and their earnings are in the
upper bracket. some earning around
900 yearly. If you have a de-
sire to work hard and earn far
above the average. come in and
see us mornings. between 8 and
|: CONSOLIDATED ENGINEERING
AND DISTRIBUTING CO. OF
CT
Evening star., 1953-10-05
THE EVENING STAR
LADIES

Free gifts to your friends. Games,
prizes, gifts. Have plastic party oil
become our demonstrator. Book
parties. Average earnings, $40 pei
hour. MRS. FREY, HO. 2-1O44,
Plastics. 2314 r. l. ave. ne. 8"
WOMAN, to assist in merchandising
ef eo1 fO9S 9dos stores; st "a days per week.
WOMAN, middle-age, white, to op-
crate and manage small roomine
mouse; apt: and utilities furnished.
Box. 249-X, Star. -
WOMAN for private day school, to
live in and handle aft. hours tele-
phone calls, ewes. and week ends.
Also assist with children few
hours each day. Write Box 4S9-X.
Star. e
WOMEN (2)-S40 guaranteed salary
plus bonus. for 5-day week; no SELL
ing; pleasant outdoor work making
appointments for baby photogra-
pher. I'll l4th st. NV, Suite OH
WOMEN. white. 1880. to carry
dishes. counterWork and opportunity
to learn the restaurant business; no
experience necessary; pleasant work
ing conditions; no Sunday work:
$45-week job. Apply SHOLL'S
NEW CAFETERIA, 1888 K st. NV.
See, Mr.: Fajfar between 1912 am.
WOMEN Is. needed at once for
Xmas promotion; you may qualify.
Evening star., 1953-10-05
SAT.ESMEN

$4,000 to $4,000 yr. opportunity
Experienced men who can start i'm
mediately. Must have car. Must
be able. to close on one call from
bona flde leads in Metropolitan
area. Will also consider a few part
Mr.. Kiser, WO. 6-6536 Monday or
Evening star., 1953-10-05

MAN, over Is. for outside
order dept. No exper. needed. Can
earn S75 per week. Room 424, 14O4
New York ave. NV. -
YOUNG MAN-Opportuni to learn
casualty insurance underwriting. Ap-
plicant must be willing to start as
file clerk and work up gradually.
See Mrs. Cassidy, HARTFORD AC-
C1DENT d INDEMNITY CO.. 1000
Vermont ave. NV.
MAN mechanically inclined
Tor benchwork on electrical ap-
pliance: no experience nec.s ms.
disqualification, vacation, perma-
nent. 40-hr. week. Apply in per-
son. 10 am, Tuesday, October
at THE HOOVER CO., 1905 r. /
ave. ne.
YOUNG MEN (S), to sell furniture
on floor, in our Washington and
Arlington stores; good salary and
comm. Unusually good oppor. Apply
ATLAS FURNITURE Q21 q at NV
Evening star., 1953-10-05
Build, Remodel. Repair

Concrete, carpentry, elee., painting,
papering, plumbing; reas. prices; reg.
mech; nothing dll., SO mos. to pay.
HAKIM IMPROVEMENT CO., AP.
7-1500. %
CARPENTRY-Don't let your repair
work get behind. It may cost you
more If you delay. Do 1t now. No
Job too small. Cali JE. 2-2O72. "a
CARPENTER, building, remodeling
and repairs Of all kinds. IA. 2-750o'
CARPENTRY. painting, cement and
brick work. AL work guaranteed.
CHRPENTRR Ar fi,rrR REPAIR. remodelins.
new construction. no job too small,
free estimates. AID. 1885. -6
CARPENTRY - General remodeling.
FLA loan: commercial and Tesiden-
tial. MR.. LAWRENCE, RA. 6-9703.
CARPENTRY of all kinds, fence work:
also furniture repaired: reas. JET
FREYS. Ii 6-9740. IL
CARPENTRY, remodeling, repairs.
cabinet work, general contracting.
CIAfRpRNTaR-RepaIrs. old and new
gSTk g%TITH. req gA 7ER5s87. A1EsHffiE any time. Ms 3
CARPENTRY, repairs. remodelings
gadinatainnE; white mechanic. PU.
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