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thread. Some hose, but on one en-
CINE only, has iron pipe thread in
stead of standard hose thread.
This difference in thread results
from the fact that some of this
hose was secured during the last
war when it was impossible to OBJ
tain standard thread. For economy
reasons, this hose was not dumped
when the war was over but was
held for some emergency use.
Adapters and reducers were, how
ever, available on the truck which
carried this hose. This hose was
all carried on a separate truck. To-
wards the latter part of the fire,
when the main concern was to
the Swinson house, an at
tempt was made to attach this
hose to lengthen the standard hose
in use at this point, which attempt
Of course failed which naturally
distressed and discouraged the
willing frefighters. Fortunately,
however, this failure had no par
ticular effect on the outcome of
the fire, since the Swinson house
was saved. This hose has since
been relegated, at my request, for
use in the gutter-flushing service
which imposes upon our Govern
mont the necessity Of finding
f'fads promptly to replace it with
standard fire hose.
oee and other facts / have as
certained by exhaustive personal
inquiries and conferences on the
morning Of the fire, all through
the next day. and for several days
thereafter, with various persons
who actually assisted at the fire,
including MI. Hedge Jeppesen, Mr..
Phillip Corneiro. Mr.. Paul Boulon,
Mr.. Percival Reese, Mr.. Albert
Comissiong, and others.
Question has been raised as to
why water in the cisterns at
Blackboard Castle was not used to
help extinguish the flames. Again,
/ can only give an answer based
uoon my inquiry into this matter
the day after the fire. Both Mr..
Boreham and Col. S-tarosselsky
advised me that the water in the
large cistern to the north of the
Castle mansion could not be used
because its location makes close
approach to it imnossible, and the
natural unavailal ility of sufficient
lengths of suction hose, not fire
hose, for this operation from such
distance. AS to the other cisterns
on the premises, the Fire Chief
has advised me that the water
there could not have been used on
account of the obvious impractic-
ability of connecting sufficient
lengths of suction hose to a water
supply within a smoking andlor
burning building.
Ito be continuedl
, 1953-01-19

the flat tire, the truck was taken
to position and all the water in il
was used on the fire. No one has
been fair enough to admit openly
that had Mr.. Boreham not enter
ed the main mansion with Mrs.
Brewer, in order to rescue the
little jackson children, he might
have been able to give more ade-
quate supervision to the fire@ight-
ing in its early stages.
/ do not deny the fact that Col.
Starosselsky, the Assistant to- the
Brandmajor (Fire Chief, ordered
Mr.. Ebenezer deGout to leave a
pumper which he was operating
from water tanks and to take the
REQ fire engine to a hydrant. Mr..
deGout has explained that he did
not want to leave the engine I'm
manned; he did not want to leave
a certain for an uncertain. But he
did, a little later, ask Mr. Percival
Reese to man the REQ fire engine.
Mr.. Reese drove this engine to the
back of the Castle where he con-
nected it with hose from a hy-
drant near Mr.. Geo. Conrad's
property and there obtained sufi-
Gent water with two separate
hoses which he and other volun-
teers used directly on the fire in a
vain attempt to check it.
There was much unfortunate
confusion at the fire about fitting
together various sizes and types OF
hose carried to the scene by our
Fire Department in its effort to
bring every possible equipment to
bear on this disastrous fire. As a
result of my Investigations of this
phase of the matter which, OF
course, Mr.. Jackson claims ! failed
to make, I give the public the fol
lowing facts about this difficulty
as reported by the Fire Depart
ment and corroborated by reliable
volunteers and eye-WitnesSeS who
were on the scene.
In addition to the regular fire
trucks, a water pumping truck OF
the Public Works Department
used principally for delivering
water all over the Island is used
for fre-fighting purposes in emer-
gencies. This truck wa brought
5 tho fire nromntlv by Mr.. Hedge
Jeppesen, an earnest, devoted, and
reliable employee Of our Govern
ment. Besides some old miscella-
neous hose used for the water
delivery service, this truck carries
for fre-fghting purposes ~
hose and a reel Of booster hose.
Mr.. Jeppesen's written report on
the fire points out that upon his
arrival with this truck at the fire,
by the northern road, certain
well-intentioned but misguided
volunteers grabbed from this
truck quantities Of the miscella-
neous water hose. AS soon as he
could get the excited helpers to
understand, he put into use in
Evening star., 1953-06-21

JANITOR'S ASSISTANT = Elderly
sgle. man preferred. RIM. available.
1910 Kalorama .rd. NV. %
SANITOR, colored; must have 9TH
class engineers certificate. excel.
Mon. EN- $4,000. between 9 and
Il an. LEGUM & GERBER
,KEfToE, ,KEESHEo5a cR RESIDENT MANAGER,
white or colOred DIG for small Tn cn,ldTsn FTSdsn
sober, knowledge Of oil burner, able
TO do minor repairs, good lawn
man; references required; life time
Job for right man: S150 mo, oeau-
tiful 2-bedroom apt. EN-. 2-O431d; o
JXNfrOR's ASSISTANT - Reliable,
sober colored man wanted Tor 2nd
janitor in large apt. building: Good
salary; plus l rm See MR.; al, LAYhE, Ss
tween 2 and pm. -21
1ANITOR. colored. not over 35; neat
and dependable; permanent JOB: D.
day, 4O-hour week; some nightWork;
vacation and sick leave. Apply MR..
sSanxIHid sa.m. and ; q p.m' DAisI SIG i4th St: NV;
JANITORS, to do janitorial work and
maintain sanitation of moderate
size bldg Also; should be able to
Phene OIL. 4 1900, Ext. $40 or 3O3,
Mon. through Friday. -22
JANITOR. colored, sgle. or man and
wife over 80: small apt. bldg. de-
'nsFgetis NG mgft o5 Se mar and
quarters. I'll 81 california st; NV.
SANITOR, colored, sober. reliable,
E-- class license, NV. apt. house,
excel. salary. Cali AID. 4-26S7.
Evening star., 1953-06-21
HELP--MEN

sALEsNfAN-we are . company that
has been sstablished in this area Z,
equipment that is useful to restau-
rants, tea rooms, school cafeterias;
markets marks and nicer neishSSrh19d tssa5s4 zoo
tired but physically active business
man, or other responsible person
who wishes to steadily augment
your present income, this may be
interesting to you. 1t involves sale
EFFORT in nearby community, 1t
Will be suitably rewarding to these
whose intention and desire is to
Tor sincere efforts. Phone RESIDEX
CORP. at ME. S-152O. -23
young man with car. for
electric wholesale. house; excellent
5000. BEACON ELECTRIC SUP sup,
spItnpc' sG1 coid 8dd so61 18th St. Silver Sly
now calling on hardware
anou ano variety store dealers to sell flne
basis. Can etrer entire Ire WsG@hmlsstOn WashinstSn
TON East Rochester. New York.
SALESMAN-Nationally known food
pro0uct company. with branch ofice
IN washington, has opening for 8
saiesman; saNS a prefer man with expert
tnss trsde ca1inF sf On pavt the grocery stGrt
particulars in your reply. stating
sge and experience. Box 23-J
SALESMAN-New York corpora ton
opening new territory in Washing
ton; Opportunity for ambitious, in
teliigent men to realize what it
means to sell a product that has
Peep1s sas1 and IS e0Ga sedsS HSuss in
every home. Men with average sales
ability are earning $120 up each wk.
In commissions. Without any in
SSe%stment % you too. can be in the
sS;04o sSc,N} ,I, per year class; Write US
with car. Very GOOD sat sal
ary plus comm. and car expense.
Young man. lively personality. good
appearance. Represent wholesale
Ilrm calling on retail Rrocers. restau-
rantS. institutions: Permanent sales
position. state fully all past and
fdeses HdSgess MR in SE sst
SALES AiAi saiASMif AssAri you ever have sold
direct and are tired of Irregular and
low earnings. here is a pleasant,
eigni1eo eted d,sh, sn,o 11n that pays you $l73
training day. plus double that
aamoTnt ans in quick comms. Apply
s"5R F st.. 3rd. a.. after $50:
- Experienced wholesale
TIRE and battery salesman to cover
metropolitan territory for. large dis
good future Apply in person to Mr.. Mr..
sfs ssR1NG f1Er ME cs1 eoRS sSel 5000 s5LvER gs
aye; ay Si,yer Spring. Nd, .-27
ware. paint and PLUMBING trade in
Delaware. Md. Wash. Must know
trades. be experienced producer.
Estab. accounts comm. bonus basis.
State age. past five yeers' empl. and
references. Replies confid. Box 497-
SALESMAN. for the ianitor supply
and raper trade. Our products are
an excellent opportunity with grow
ing organization. State exrerience
i any Our men know Of this ad
ACKNOWLEDGMENT house
trailer organization needs several
capable statesmen now. Salary and
commission. Good salary paid dur
ing traininr period,
PERSONAL INTERVIEW
NECESSARY
Phone Mr.. schaff before noon for
interview which can be scheduled
during evening hours.
AMERICAN TRAILER
COMPANY, INC,
Evening star., 1953-06-21
HElP--MEN
PLAsTERERs, white, LIST class me

PLASTERERS, white. 1st class men
only; steady work: $26 per day. Call
In eveS.. 10. S-3156. -21
first-class mechanics
only. Report to Job. Whaler st.
and Wheeler I'd. Sc. -26
PLUMEERS-Exper. with own tools
and D. c. drivers permit for lob
bing and remodeling shop. Must be
q top:notch mechanic for q 1st-
class ,jobbing and remodeling shop.
No phone calls. Apply in person.
PLUMBING SERVICE. INC. rear
=. 34l ls Ca ave; NV. .-2l
water heat and plumbing; must have
trsnsp. to shop. and job. Call JE.
2-S365, Sat. and Sun, day or night.
PORTER and delivery boy; must have
CREEK DRUG. 5000 Grubb I'd,
Silver Sprinc JU. 9-1327. --22
PORTER DRIVER, colored. For drug
store: Neat. must have ref. RA.
6-lO60 or Ia. 9-5073. -23
PORTER. good pay: good hours. Id
drivers license. DRUG FAIR. SO1 6
n H. ave-. Silver Spring. HE. f.
Evening star., 1953-06-21

SHOE SALESMAN
Experienced Shoe Man
For better grade women's shoes. Ap-
ply ED BEAM. SCI 11th st. NV.
SHOVEL OPERATOR. non-union.
Must be all-around man. See BOB
Wheeler I'd. and Wahler pl. sc.
SPOTTER-White. highly experienced,
operate small synthetic plant. 1909
L st. NV. ST. 3-1461.
STEAMFITTERS, experienced. report
to Mr.. Bell. Bradley blvd. and Chevy
Chase dr.. Bethesda. JOHN A
sTEWvHRDs. white. dining car serv-
ice; men with dining car. hotel OF
restaurant experience. Good pay
vestieation and physical sxaminn-
g9RsT ti9n APpS 2iSr RA1IHFtoap Hst5f A5AT1c cd Din
STOCK CLERK. age 20 to 25. GOOD
chance for advancement for right
party: Apply 5711 Lee hwy. ..s
STORE MGR.-Good oppor IN estao @
Arlnstqa ne.s Box III: s5 ana star ssas cover s9''
STRUCTURAL CRAFTSMAN. part
time work in your own home. Must
be thoroushly exper.; good pay. BOX
rAsUI.AfING TSUi. iIrI MACHINE OPERATOR.
I.B.M. equipment; young man. draft
exempt, between ages 81 and 80.
capable OF becoming supervisor OF
unit; lengthy and varied experience
not required. but basic wiring
knowledge essential; excellent OPP
portunity for Advancement: salary
dependent upon qualifications. We
will pay competitive rates. Apply
R0ofn 3OO. E0TITTABIE LIVE IN
sURANcE CO., s16 14th st. nv.
Evening star., 1953-06-21

Phone Mr.. Scha1 before noon for
interview which can be scheduled
during evening hours.
AMERICAN TRAILER
COMPANY. INC.
Evening star., 1953-06-21
Career Opportunity
FOR
ElectronicS Engineers

Recognized leader in commune ations,
located in city in Western New York.
noted for home ownership, fine
school, university with unusual OPP
portunity for extension courses, has
several positions for qualified engi-
neers who desire a career in cleo
Senior professional engineers (grad-
uate M. E.'S or E. E.'S or equivalent
experiencel possessing from & to 10
years background in electronicS or
closely allied field.
Professional engineers who have had
several. years experience In electron-
les or related fields.
Junior professional engineers (recent
graduates in E. E).
Test equipment engineer with several
years experience in TV testing and
service or laboratory technician in
electronics.
All applicants must be U. 8. citizens.
Write, giving full details of educa-
tion. experience. present status and
salary requirements to Chief Elec-
CARLSON CO.. Rochester 8. N. Y.
Evening star., 1953-06-21
MANAGER
SALES EXPERIENCE

We wish to contact a high
type man, aged 2S to 40. who
has sales executive ability and
desires to make lifetime con-
nection. We can discuss your
past experience in personal in
tervleW. II you feel confident
that your services are worth
a base salary of 500 a week,
write confdentially, giving age.
education. phone number to
Box 81. Star.
MANAGER-TRAINEE for nationally
known finance company. Good start.
ing salary, hospitalization and in:
have automobile Apply TO manager
r. I. ave-. Mt. Rainier, Md. -22
MANAGER .TRAINEE. age 81 to so,
high school education and automobile
required; no experience necessary.
Chain organization. excel. chance
DALToN dSSisfs F1NANcE s0cany e.. 7aSs SsseeSs "a
MANUF4cTURERs. fSsi SUi srfHn representative Mst
for D. C.. Md and Va. seliins
TIE 20 MN I'd. Havertown, Pa
peTtsnss. Apply So YouNo'sN NC N NEAT at
MEATCUTTER. good position for
dependable man with chance for
advancement. Apply in person, ask
for Mr. Maizel, PoSINS. $3.50 Ga.
MEAT cUTTER-Dependable. ca
pable, jourEeyman only. Self-service
market. Five-day week. Paid va
cation. SS5 per week. Apply Mr..
Harris. JUMBO FOODS STORE,
3439 Benning I'd. ne. --22
for earth-moving equip
ment. Familiar with AlIis Chalmers
and Caterpillar equipment. White
preferred: 6100 River rd. Bethesda,
Evening star., 1953-06-21
HELP-MeN
statesmen

long established local firm dealing IN
nationally known home Improve
ment materials has an opening for
salesmen that are interested in a
well-paid future. Applicants must
be neat in appearance. aggressive
and q good closer. Men capable
$4,000 per year. Prefer men famil-
lar with roofing and siding, but not
essential, IL willing to learn. Car
necessary. For appointment call MIR,
ELLSWORTH, Ia. 9-llSS, 80
Evening star., 1953-06-21

build. capable OF passing physical
exam; 40-hr: week. Apply Person.
mel, Room 605. Open weekdays $50.
THE EVENING STAR
I101 Penna. Ave. NV.
PREssER. reliable man, only sober
msn ssa aPPty owES s0Ga VAET 1sT sGRv1cE GE Flea'
s511 Piney Branch rd.. Silver
Spring: Nd; JU; !;6363. ga
PkMTERrREssMAN krr INA. vertical .,n,S snd
Good Job for right man. Small Va.
shop. ov. 3-6363.
RADIO COMMUNICATIONS
The United States Government ha,
openings for radio operator-techni-
clans who are interested in careers
extensive overseas assignments.
The required personal aualificat tions
are as follows: lA) Age, over 81 and
must be able to pass thorough
physical examination. tB) Indicate
a willingness, to serve overseas ex-
quired. tC) High school. trade OF
technical school desired. CD No
draft eligibleS.
Current, Starting salaries for nom
supervisory radio operator-techni-
clanS range from S3,410 to S4,205
per annum. Salaries. leave, promo
tions. employe benefits, Transports
tlon and baggage allowances, cost of
living differential allowances. etc,
are In accordance with current Gov
ernment regulations.
interested personnel are requested to
write brief application letter to
Box 495-H, Star.
II your qualifications are being best
utilized presently by the United
states Government. do not apply.
considerable duplication Of effort will
be avoided II the following outline is
|. Experience and training.
q. Number of months radio training
and type college, service schools,
technical and/or trade schooIs).
b. Number of years radio experience
and type military. merchant ma
rine. commercial. GovernmeRt)
:. Amount Of this experience in telee-
raphy and amount in construction
or maintenance.
d. Present radiotelegraph code speed
e. Present or past radio licenses, in
Guiding amateur.
,: Marital status.
II your initial application appears
promising: you will be sent full ap-
pllcation forms upon which detailed
Information can be entered. els
Evening star., 1953-06-21
MECHANIC

rOh rbEE1 MA1NTENANCE
Vacation with pay. Apply Garage
1925 BRADLEY BLVD. Chevy
Chase. Md. -24
NIGHT CLERK, reliable, small guest
house. suburban area; pref. with
pension. Box 473-J Star. -21
NIGHT OFFICERS, for Hotel. white.
middle-aged: prefer man with exper-
fenced as building guard or an ex-
policeman: 6-day week: 0 pm
until m; Salary S175. Phone
NIGHT MAN. white, sober. about 35.
to assist room clerk. check cabins,
10000 Baltimore ave, Berwyn, Md
Telephone Webster 5-567S. %
OFFICE MANAGER (hospital ac-
counting officel. must have or
more yrs. of accounting school
training. and at least l yr. Of
bookkeeping experience Regular
hrs, sick and annual leave with
pay, tuition-free classes. Apply in
person. 2114 G st. NV. GEORGE
WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY.
OFFICE MANAGER, S5,000-S6 900.
college grad. accounting background
or 4 yrs. exper. in office manage
ment, knowledge of bookkeeping and
credit helpful; fine mems store. Box
3l3-K, Star
Evening star., 1953-06-21
MAN WITH CAR

To pick up vacuum cleaners from
customers who call our office for
service. Concentrated territory here
in Washington and suburban areas.
No experience necessary. Apply in
person, 1905 Rhode Island ave. me-,
End floor, 10 an Monday
Evening star., 1953-06-21
H. S. BOYS. OVER 16

White. neat appearance. personality.
Can earn $3.50 per hr. in order
vacation; part time after school
and Sat: next school term. See
Mr.. CHAMPAGNE, 1915 Que NV.
o:15 am. Mon. to Wed. ready for
Evening star., 1953-06-21
HELP-MEN

MANAGER for new Howard johnson
restaurant near Harrisonburg, Va
Must be fully qualified. Write
GEORGE d. CONRAD. Harrisonburg.
Evening star., 1953-06-21
u0IIeE OEEICER
INSURANCE ADJUSTER
TRAINEE

Excellent opportunity with expanding
stock fire insurance company. Age
24-30. High school grad. and some
justing. inspecting or fire insurance
experience desired. Must be Mary
land resident and located within
30 miles Of Baltimore. Company car
furnished. Write full details in
YOUR OWN HANDWRITING.
REPUBLICAN INSURANCE CO.
TO3 Munsey Bldg, Baltimore, Md.
Evening star., 1953-06-21
statesmen (2) WITH

OAAGO1NGN w WI i II
CAR
LEADS-LEADS-LEADS
OUR MEN EARN FROM
$3.50 TO $500 PER
WEEK SELLING AP-
PLIANCES, CLOSING
AN AVERAGE OF /
SALE IN EVERY 2
LEAD. POSITIVELY NO
CANVASSING. APPLY
IN PERSON. SEW-EZY
STORES, 5156 BENNING
RID. Sc.
Evening star., 1953-06-21
statesmen

One Of Americas oldest appliance
manufacturers Is now accepting ap-
plications for statesmen. wholesale
and retail. You 1as- record Is
not important as. we will train you,
you how to make top money. Car
necessary. Apply 10-4 pm 101l
9th st. NV. factory branch.
THOR CORPORATION
Evening star., 1953-06-21
CAFETERIA
SUPERVISOR
NO WEEKEND WORK

Position available for capable young
woman with good health who, with
training. can direct and schedule
the work of service employees. in
dishroom, dining room and kitchen.
Food service experience helpful, but
not essential. Age 20 to 20.
Evening star., 1953-06-21
TAXTCAB DRIVERS

IAAlCAb UH1VEkt6
Men or women. II you do not have
an Identification card We assist you
In obtaining same: takes but . few
BOB'S STUDIO
lo1 11th @. Nh Il. 9-4102
Evening star., 1953-06-21
JANITOR

Middle-aged. married colored man;
no children; for downtown apt. bldg.
Must be good, sober worker and
1cna nSve nMapveS KnoWleose S%ltc9oSaIa 81 na
per mo. Contact Mr.. Greenlee be-
tween Gil am, Mon. and Tues. at
H. G. SMITHY CO., S1l 18th st,
NV. -21 p
JUNIOR SALES REPRESENTATIVE.
Responsible Young man, alert. am
wholesale concern calling on retail
Erocers restaurants, general mer-
chants. Good salary, car, expenses
and comm Excel. future. Write
fully. Box 2S4-J. Star.
Evening star., 1953-06-21

MEN, 1910; sales work; 6-hr. day
about S65 wkly.; perm. pos; nc
car or exper. nee. Apply 10-2. Rm
sol, G10 14th st. NV.
MEN. 1925, mechanically inclined
draft exempt. for apprenticeship ir
wood and leather work in the manu-
facture Of artificial limbs paid va
cation and holidays: 5-day week
BENEFITS. Apply J. E. HANGER, INC,
MEN. white, ages 1s to 40; euaran.
teed salary of $50 per wk.; no sell.
ing. ! want men who are neat
IN appearance. Excellent chance fol
advancement. See MR.. COLLINS
Monday between 9 and at 1856
4th st. NV.
MEN, two full time and one par
time. Inexperienced full-time mer
average 500 and UP per week. Re.
peat business plus regular custom.
ers assures you of steady, regular
income. Start on q ! or 9 day tria
basis II you wish to prove to your.
self what an excellent opportunitS
this Is. Fuller Brush dealers aver.
age 500 and up per week callinl
on regular customers by appt. Fuller
Brush customers are pleasant, cour,
teous and buy these famous every.
day necessities regularly. An expert
enced man will make calls with vol
and train you: If you are inter
income. inquire at 911 Nationa
Press Bldg. 14th and F SITS. NV.
or phone DI. 7-4477 or DI. 7-349S
Evening star., 1953-06-21
YOUNG INDUSTRY

YOUNG INDUSTRY
One of the rarest opportunities since
the booming 1920s to get in on
the ground floor and enjoy the
berefits OF owning an independent
exclusive product advertised in
Life. Sat. Eve. Post, othersl. Earn
ingS to
S200-S30 Per Mo. Part Time.
$500-$1 900 Per Mo. Full Time
81 900 and above for man with
training Of others. Call MR.. BRAY,
Evening star., 1953-06-21
SALESMEN ATTENTION

National CO., established
many years in Washington,
offers Q permanent sales posi-
tion to alert, aggressive man
under 35. Applicant must nave
successful sales background or
be accustomed to dealing with
the public. Position carries
substantial income II you can
qualify. Send brief resume to
Box 25-J, Star.
Evening star., 1953-06-21
statesmen WANTED

An old company is expanding
a new division in Washington.
If you are disturbed by present
financial conditions and wish
chance of a lifetime in perma-
nent industry and are under
3S wears Of age. contact MR..
MARTIN at ST. 3-5323.
Evening star., 1953-06-21
SALESMAN

SALESMAN
Progressive lumber organization de-
slres aggressive man in expanding
sales department for contracting
builders: experience desirable but
not necessary: car essential. Call for
appt. betw. 2 and pm. only. or
LANE LUMBER CO., INC.
2bo3 61st Ave. Bladensburg. Md.
Evening star., 1953-06-21

YOUNG MEN, over IS Free Ia
travel after short local training,
Can earn $75 per wk. RIM. 424.
l4O4 New York ave. NV. -22
YOUNG MEN. 81 to 80, with cars:
good appearance, sales persona lity
and ability to handle boy sales
crews local or travel. National
corp. offers 2 wkS. training, SIi4
sal. plus comm: perm. connection
IInereafter a. $500 up per wk.
McMANJS 1918 Que NV, 2 to b
pm. Sun. only. 2is
YOUNG MEN tn assist in our co,-
lection ONCE. Excellent opportunitv
1or advancement. EISEMANS. sol
Evening star., 1953-06-21
PORTER

PORTER,
For bakery; willing to keep place
clean. Phone AID. 2-3775 between 4
and 8 p.m
Evening star., 1953-06-21
SALESMAN

SALESMAN WANTED
ARE YOU THE MAN?
ARE YOU AT PRESENT EARNING
6:O0O-SS:0O0 PER YEAR AND
THE GET-UP-AND-Go To EARN,
SAY, 2.OOO-S15,O 900 A YEAR IF
YOU HAD THE BREAKS? IF you
ARE THIS MAN. WOULD LIKE
TO TALK THINGS OVER WITH
YOU. ONLY REQUIREMENTS ARE
NEAT APPEARANCE. SALES
KINDNESS. CAR OWNERSHIP
AND THE WILL TO WORK 6-S
HRS HIS A DAY TO GET THE JOB
NO CANVASSING
FOR Apt. PHONE WALTER SITES
RE. 7-6911, $3.50 AM. TO 2 PM
Evening star., 1953-06-21
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS

OVER 10 YEARS OP AGE
White to insert papers on Sal night
Apply to Mr.. Ferber mailroorl fore
man. nezZanine floor, 9 am. to
4 pm. to get letter for work permit,
Bring your birth certificate Be
ready to start on Saturday right at
Evening star., 1953-06-21
SALES TRAINEE
81 900 To 81 422

@1,0O1 TO 9I,9oo
We need 2 bright young men. good
appearance. fluent speakers. college
training. permanent. Car desirable
Call for interview with personnel
manager, NE. S-2336.
SALESMAN opportunity for man un-
der 40, college education preferred
with ability to earn $4,000 q wear
or more. Professional sales work
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Observation-Disclosures in closing
sales OF large units: excellent fu-
ture for capable man: inside selling
salary and commission. Apply
Monday. GOLDEN KEY HOMES,
1859 Conn. ave. NV 90