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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-15
2.DAY FOOD SPECIALS

800 Erie Shore Pure Strawberry Preserves. p
ounce jor, special purchase ------------ 59e
240 Lyons Oronoe Pekoe, blend of fine Ceylon
teos l-pound tin, special purchase -------2.45
48o RicheIeu "Rooeedy Ann" Yellow Freestone
Peoch Halves, in extra heavy syrup, l-pound f.
ounce tin, reoulorly 65c----------------50
WGL-Food Shop. lst Floor. North Building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-15
10 Stearns & Foster
MATTRESSES and
BOX SPRINGS

mdttresS nnottFeSS nnottress
or box 1885 Or box 1895 or box 47.e5
springs springs springs
Each mattress with the Well-known
Steorns & Foster innersprine construc-
ton. Well tempered box springs. All
pieces expertly tailored in sturdy,
woven tickings. Twin and double sizes.
WGL-The Sleep Shop, 9Th Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-15
Substantial Savings in Slips

Slips nyon sotn crepe Loce Pink
and black Sizes H. Is ond s. Were 3e and 479
81 Slips oetote toffeto loe Brown navy and
block Sizes 81 3d. Were $685. Now -----------2.S5
II Slips ion with loee and Block Sizes 81 and
W6L-costume Slips Bird Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-15

pocket savings on
Boys No-Iron Sports Shirts, 1.59
Were l.o8 2for 500

48o cotton psse shirts in wide choice of patterns
and coIors. Sizes to g.
372 Speeol-purchose cotton shorts in denim, CAB
ordine popin and foncy fobries Selection Of coors
Sizes 6to IA. Husky sizes 80 to 40 IN regular stock
would be 2.o8 to $50. Nov ----------------l.9S
W6L-The Boys Store. 4th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-15
Summer Millinery At
Generous Servings

WeIo NOW
so Spring Straw Hats to
weors with your fovorite
summer costumes. Lose
styles and wonted colors SOS to 2.25
for the season l295 70 500
fWGL-MilIinery End Floor
IS Exquisite Hats from our
Millinery Scion. Distinctive
designs in fovorite accent I5o0to
ond complementino colors- $500 1000
WGL-Millinery Scion, End Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-15
closeout of famous-make
Nylon Tricot Gowns, Slips
1.oo to COS
Were $50 to 1905

A group of 24O gowns and slips. Gowns
in white, pink, blue-sizes g to SO.
Half slips in white, pink, blue small
to large sizes, The fulI-leneth slips,
lace and pIeot-trimmed, in white and
pink sizes 81 to 40 in regular and
toll lengths.
Were Now
SO Half Slips $50 I.ss
SO Half Slips 3.e5 2.4e
100 Slips 1895 6.o5
W6L-Knit Underwear. 3rd Floor
Sc. also Chevy Chase
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-15
save u on
WOMEN'S NYLON
CARDIGANS
Were 0.95
ass

50 ione-sleeve eordgon sweaters in white
nylon. Sizes 40 to A.
Us Cotton Tee Shirts in short-sIeeve and
sleeveless styles. White. maize, blue, red
and combinations of navy and white.
Misses sizes. Were 2.o8 and 3.o8. Now,
LAG and | so.
W6L- Sportsweor, 3rd Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-15
Worthwhile Underwear
Savings

81 Royon Sotin Gowns trimmed with per-
n1onentlys pIeoted nylon sheer and lace.
Size 81 in pink. Were 5.95. Now 3.SS
"a Pure Silk Sotin Gowns with neckIine
and hem flounce of permanently. peoted
nyIon sheer Pink and maize. Size 81.
Were 6.o5. Now----------------4.S5
WGL--Undeweor, Ord Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-15
Save A and More on Junior Misses
Dresses, 3.o5 to 1926
Wers 1925 to 1925

las faes silk nyIon
dressy styles Print stripes and plain eoor Sizes IS.
80 Suits pobodne Woed checks
obrcs good choice Of coo. Sizes IS. 22e5
CLOTH pique ard dmi Seveo styles including
Wool cordoons slpons
excellent selection Of coors. Sizes to IS. Were 5e5 10 1926
W6L-Junior Misses Apparel, 4tL Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-15
2.DAY CANDY SPECIAL
regularly lao a pound ~ pound

Frosted peconettes at special savings Friday and
Saturday only. Delicious condy, soft creamy
coromel covering peeons, then dipped in white
chocolate
W5L-condy, lst Floor. =. also Chevy Chase
and Alexandra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-15
Famous-nome Pontie
GirdIes, 3 .o5
We're S.0S

We're S.y5
so two-way -stpeteh psnsie sirdles in black,
pink. yellow. Small to large sizes. but NOT
eveEy sire in each color.
WGL-Corsets and Bros, Bird Floor
Z. also Chevy Chase and Alexandria
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-15
save $50 and more in
Misses Coats and Suits
CLEARANCE
81 Cotton, Linen Suits

Included in the group ore imported and
domestic cottons and imported linens. A
fine selection of coIors and misses sizes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-15
Save Over "a on Mems
Fonaous-Moke Poiomos

Wers 3.95 and 500
$50 IN group. Mems fameus-maks %.
iemos, ell Fayen, In choice Of solid coloEs.
coot style. Sizes B, 6 end D.
Were New
T25 Pairs Mems Hose,
choice of cotton Diamond
onklets, foncy nylon onk-
lets and fancy royon recu- 45e,
lor length. Good size and 85e 6 } for
color choice -------- LOO las.
10 Leather Covered Gig 5o0G
arctic Boxes, imported - $50 i.8S
I Sterling Silver Upper
Lighter Cases, imported
from Itoy. Add 1929 tax 1000 $50
II imported Briar Pipes.
from England, in noturoi
and walnut finish ----- special Las
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-15
Save j. Teen Age BIouses
were 295 to 5.9S
100 10 l.o5

rs bIeusss FOR feen eseFs In eotfsns FaYon
Send novsIsy prints. Short and .ions sleeves.
pastsls, white, dark eeiess. Sizes Toto 10.
W6L-Teen Age Apparel. 4th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-15
Art NeedIework
Greatly Reduced

II Feam Rubber Pillows
with removable antique
satin covers. Assorted COL
9 Foam Rubber Pillows
with removable linen COW
ers In assorted colors
80 Afghan Kits with wool.
IN Cascade pattern. As
sorted colors -------
III Model Afghan, wool, in.
Cnsccde pattern ------
so Petite Point Picture
Kits, frames included. Fig
ure designs. Two in eoch
SET
IS NeedIepeins pieces for
stools and rodio benches.
Assorted designs ------
~ DurIsp Rug Patterns.
assorted sizes --------
W6L-Art NeedIework, 8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-15

Hosiery Reduced. Some
lrresulor, Some Damaged
if perfect or
regularly lis to I95
Soc d poir
LOO psirs Of nylon hose at substsntieI
servings !. discontinued styles. some
irresulers, some slightly damssed. Sizes
Sh to L. Not oil sizes and eoIeEs in
each style.
WGL-Hosiey, lst Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-15
l3l Hish-foshion coots

Choose from lightweight woolens, hand
some cottons and royon foilles. A good
range Of eolors and misses sizes in the
group.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-15
irregulars of famous Playtex
FOAM LATEX PILLOWS /
if perfect, would be much higher

Choose from three different heights" All are
III cotton coses Eoch pillow an excellent buy,
particularly. If you must have an ollerey-free
one.
100 Regular height pillows. 3.o5
loo Extra plump pillows. AS
Ito King sire pillows. SIS
M6L-Ths Sleep Shop, 5th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-15

W6L-Missest Coots and Suits, Ord Floor
s. also Chevy Chase and Alexandria
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-15
Big Sovinss on Mems
Fomous-Moke Shirts
icere 3.95 and 500
2.o5: 8 for so

400 in group. Mems famous-meke shirts,
Tailored Of fine cotton broodeIcsh. Noriety
Of eelloE styles In white, solid eeloEs and
fancy stripes. Good selection Of sizes. but
not all styles and eolors in every size.
W6L-The Mems Store, End Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-15

VJL-The Mems Store, End Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-15

PIeose add lo90 FederoI tox wher'
coble.
W6L-Fine JeweIry. lst Floor
Evening star., 1954-10-03
Vquqhqn

Continued From Page D-14)
house where the fresh milk is
cooled and placed in milk cans
set in cold water to await their
pickup.
Last fall, he received an
award for Is years member
ship in the Maryland and Vir-
ginia Milk Producers Associa-
ton where his high-quality
production receives regular
bonuses.
He ships out go gallons a day.
which is somewhat below last
months 80-gallon production.
The difference, he says, is due
to the dry spell the country
side has been undergoing.
Along about 1880, things be-
gin to stir back in the farm
house as Mrs. Reeves starts
breakfast in her modern kitch-
en- and arouses the children
for the day. In the old days
on the farm, the family kept
a herd of pigs and put up their
own sausage, lard and bacon.
LIT seems like we ate pork
three times a day." he said.
But when pork got down
around Is cents q pound, it
didn't pay to keep pigs"
Then, too, winters were cold
er. with no heating, lights or
soft music in the barn. The
wind at 4 am. whistled
through the cracks of the old
barn which still houses calves
and their mothers. The main
herd, however, is kept in a
modern cement block addi-
ton with running water. heat
and light.
; From the back Of his barn
he can see q marker in his
nearby cow pasture indicating
the location Of the next street
to go in on his property.
The street will come within
only yards Of the barn.
"You can see why I've got
to get rid Of my cows" he ex-
plains, pointing to the new
homes. They are building
there as fast as they can"
Evening star., 1954-10-03

other hand, with farm labor
what 1t is, its just as we'll"
His only vacation last year
was two nights he spent at
their summer home In st.
Mary's County. Md. on the
Wicomico River. He only got
away that time because q
nephew did the milking for
him.
Mrs. Reeves loves to travel
and Is trying to interest her
husband In q few trips after
the cows are gone.
First stop, she hopes, viii be
Ocala, Fla. where o sister re-
sides.
Evening star., 1954-10-03

for q site at the farms south
west entrance. Mr.. Reeves re-
vealed, and near the Nazerene
tract, county officials have
blue-printed plans for 10 acres
on which to place q school.
County planning future
blueprints call for another
street through what Is present.
" the front porch and lawn Of
the farmhouse.
Whatever the outcome, Mr..
Reeves is anticipating living
around here the rest Of my
life"
TN q way. ! hate to give 1t
up,n he unused. ''But on the
Evening star., 1954-10-03

Construction of the new
Church of the NaZarene will
get under way shortly on q
northwest corner of the farm,
overlooking Wilson boulevard.
The parsonage Is already built
and occupied.
Another church Is dickerinR
Evening star., 1954-10-03

. Reinforced Decorator
Coverings
beautiful in soft poste tones Of brown beige and gold
combination heavyweight doosk fobre for extra beouty
strength and durability Expery toored with topped seos
turning hondes and Dir ventotors Sturdy reinforced prebu
border holds shape protects edges Matching box spring gives
deo support and comfort Best Of oil you SAVE this
standing special SALE PRICE!
Evening star., 1954-10-03

BEAUTIFULLY Firm Inner
spring Construction =.
Nationally advertised ENGLANDER quality with 81 tempered
resilient spring coils give proper balance and support where
the body weight concentrated keeps you level from head
to toe, doctors odvise Comfortably upholstered with
layers of soft felt for wonderful estf Sleep You SAVE
too at this special SALE PRICE!
Evening star., 1954-10-31

into many pieces, each blast
beating her deeper into the
sandbed until the contract
was fulfilled.
Twice he's sought sunken
treasure. Just out Of his
teens. he returned to his
home in this Delaware Bay
town with $750 in gold coins
and a 7-pound hunk of
quartz, which yielded 7 ounces
of gold. He salvaged this
from an old Sidewheeler
which, loaded with gold
miners, had caught fire and
sunk near the Mexican port
of Manzanillo.
Summer before last, he
sought the DeBraak treasure.
Now LeweS, S miles north
west of Rehoboth Beach and
a 3-hour drive from Wash
ington, is behind the break
wall where bay and ocean
meet. Near the mouth, off
Cape Henlopen, is where the
British war sloop DeBraak
was said to have sunk in a
storm in 1898. Her captain,
James Drew, is buried here.
With two boats and a 600 foot
wire sweep between them, he
dragged for the sloop, ru-
mored to carry millions of
Evening star., 1954-10-31

dollars in gold and silver cap
tured from Spanish ships.
I'VE snagged into something
right on the location spot"
he says, "but the tide was so
strong we tore loose before we
could get a diver down."
In the 50-odd years he's
spent, in shipwreck disposal,
MIR. Johnston has helped clear
Americas shipping lanes of
some 800 vessels. Some ships
and barges he raised by COM
pressed air are back in serv-
ice, while others, cut by blow
torches and hauled up in
50-to-150-ton chunks, proved
valuable scrap metal.
On one unusual assignment
he raised $1,000 gallons of
whisky from a sunken
freighter in New Orleans
Harbor, only to lind salt water
had gotten into the bottles.
In World War II he did a
remarkable feat for the Navy
by clearing, in three days, the
Cape Cod Canal Channel of a
wrecked freighter which had
vessels backed up for a mile.
"An admiral later called me
and said I deserved a medal
but doggone, I never got one!"
he says with a laugh.
Evening star., 1954-10-17
HELP--WoAENl

SECRETARY. for established archi-
area; good transp.; new air,cond.
day wk. Give fuil particulars and
refs. 5ox a52-E. star. -17
5-day week: good typist. thoroughly
rapid shorthand: pleasant surround
ings; sor, can s4,sL o. 2-75as. GARDNER
sECRETARY--Established patent law
firm. 5-day week; accurate short
hand and tipping necessary; salary
open. Phone MRS. GATES. ME
S-4474, III
observation-disclosures real estate
firm desires ambitious, attrae. girl.
$500 years. Must know typing;
shorthand and exper. helpful but not
required. Good salary to start. i'm
mediate increase II qualifications
suit. Write Box 53-A, Star. --17
SECRETARY-1-girl office; hours, 3
to 8: knowledge shorthand and nj
ing required. DI. 7-6391 before
10 am. or after 9 pm. LIZ
Observation-Disclosures experience
preferred: must be GOOD typist;
shorthand not required: permanent; !;
5-day week Call RE. T-1616.
SECRETARY - Promising executive
type: shorthand, 100; typ, so min:
national concern; acquaintance with
bookkeeping desired. Box SOFA.
SECRETARY. issRA for architectural firm;
Falls Church, Va. Call JOHN
PICKETT for appt. JE. 4-1066.
Evening star., 1954-10-17
HElP--WoMEN

PIX OPERATOR for busy board
week. Salary $40 per month. Apply
5000 Conn. ave. l to 4 pm.
PERSONNEL INTERvIEwER, Alex.
sollese bas5sTc9nd Si sTSsl. opgSS5Nse9I apSNeI
oil King ST., Alev., XII. 9-5055. lis
PIANO Player, cali Ii. 3-0sl5. In.
PIANO TEACHER. silver Spring. Md,
to come to our. home once weekly
to teach 9-yr.-old girl; Student has
sas sa per yes5s mo ca san 5u w sss
weekday. II. 7,3303.
POST OFFICE and drug clerk. white;
all day work, no sun; exper. pref.
Apply in person Mon. ROCK CREEK
DRUG, 5000 Grubb rd.. Silver
Spring. Md.
PRESS OPERATOR, exper. Apply
WASHINGTON LAUNDRY. 9827
PkEssERs. 4 3; hiS. .,per. on silks and WOO woSls;
CLEANERS. rear s2s5 Ga. ave.
PRIVATE SECRETARY and execu-
tive misunderstanding pay 'S37h
per mo. Raise to $500 in q mos. II
service satisfactory. Further chance
for advancement to S425 within
year. Requirements. uAWleSS SteuOe-
raphy, at least Q or more yrs. col
lege education. personahle, possess
ing initiative, experienced in
meeting. people. public relations and
editorial exper. desirable. Interest
ing and permanent work for right
party. Must stand Investigation.
Cali 9 to 9. Elk. 3-2S27 or Elk.
3oSoS Ia
PUBLISHER needs mature woman
Educ, serv.. comnis.. bonuses. Boz
REAL ff fEsfATE TATE sALEswoMAN. exper.
Should be familiar with Sill; spr;;,
MONTGOMERY INVESTMENT &
REAL ESTATE SALESLADIES, age
25-55, full or part time: training
course or all: car, unlimited phone
and resident of D. c. or Md. over
8 months. 10. 2-06S3.
RECEPTIONIST, white, attractive,
with personality, to work in beauty
salon. No experience needed. Call
REcEPTiOSIsT Tci AND sALEsGIRLs,
for Photographic studio. Apply IN
person. HARRIS g. EWING. 1913 F
RIEsciEPTiioNIsT. Isi white, some typing.
some nights. Apply between . am.
and 2 pm. on Monday. 1881 Ga.
Evening star., 1954-10-17
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC tcens.I

COLoRED GIRL desires 6-day week;
child care or light housework; GOOD
refs. reliable. North T-1155.. -
C0LORED GIRL wishes work. 3 or
4 days wk.; stay home nights.
coIoRED GIRL desires r.h.w. 3
days wk;; fond Of children: live out.
cooLORED Girl wants Inv. plain
cooking or child care; refs: live
coSIIoiRED SIi LAuNDREss and cleaner.
f4peFji EXP Hue desires :slss4s' work Mon'' Wed''
COLoRED LADY desires Job. g.h.w.
or child care; 5-day week: refer
ences. 10. 2-1012.
COLORED MAID to take care Of chill.
dren for working parents. days
cooGLoREsD s WOMAN WOMAN wants days work
cSLoRES, 81 sihiS, wd6yMAS. IN s4saa; saaest ana will
Ing wants steady dependabie DAYS
COLORED WOMAN wishes day work,
TU. 2-93SO. liz
|COLORED WOMAN wants days work
Tues. and Thurs: good laundreSs
and cleaner. Ii 7-5770.
C0LORED WOMAN wants g.hA., B
days wk.: city refs; phone HU. 3.
CoLoRED WOMAN desires work a.
child care, for employed parents.
codLioREEDD' WOMAN desires Job clean
ing; tourist or part-time work in
conoRED c,nSS,IT, " woMsN.s aiaSsi DAYS or daily
work. Ii. 7-5206.
COLORED YOUNG LADY wants child
care and l,h.w. for empl. cplc.; o.
| day wk.; city refs. HU. 3-3671.
Evening star., 1954-10-17
HELp-DoMEsTlc Gent,

COUPLE ~ Chauffeur -hcuseman and
wife as general houSewcTkef: NO
cooking; excel. salary. AD. ELISA.
WHITE WOMAN wanted.
e k Live SAD m Care s q .d ehala Soaid Ssi. ssEs
REfiNE1, TsP Hhone cHRfsTisS Hi SIN wrDoW. to
care for home and 2 children. Room
and board. reas. salary. Oh. z
II5; after ] pm; Pm; . liz - T..
ing, care Of 6-yr. .-old: 1-fioor hses !:
local refs. $40 wk. start. ia. S-5l46.
MDDLE-AGED LADY, white, care
for school-age children and Light
housekeeping work: no laundry Live
In; 5-dsy week; $50. RA. 3-4AS9:
sssr1 good with With s,n houssTore ~ o s4Sss' 4Sss's
LIVE fsfs N. SSnts white; a under 90; exper.
cook. g.h.w,: 4 beautiful upstairs
rm., pvt. bath. mod home: adults.
girls S-10; $50 vk. Call EN-. 2-4393
after pm
WHITE COUPLE. foreign -born. clean,
for cook-maid, butler-ehaufeur. No
children. free to travel. rave. Coed. Good Tsggsss Ssgs
HoLLANp. aRS nlss ,ViDf 81. esse.' .sseo. n0n. 'a
COUPLE, live in: cooking, gardenins,
g.h.w.; drivers license; references;
Silver Spring. Box 1e2-E. star:
COUPLE, or 2 women. white or col
ored. who like country living. COOK
ing and housework. on farm estate.
Middleburg, Va. Refs. required. !.
Phone MRS. JOHN MITCHELL.
coHPiE of u 70 "flfs; LIVE N-Take care Of
house and children in exchange for
rent. Call LO. 4-Q3S3. LIZ
WOMAN, g.h.w. and child care. live
In, sunday and Monday OF: S25 q
week. 10. 4-S239.
WOMAN, colored, wanted. care OF
baby, l yr: old; small salary. rm;,
board. good home. refs. Ii. 6-57S3.
WOMAN for l.h.w. in very pleasant
hse. Good salary; must speak Span
iSh. be reliable. Ell. 6-4306. 80
WOMAN. white or colored, reliable
and fond Of children; g.h.w.. care
of children: live in: local refs; SD
wk. to start; will consider cple. JU.
CLEAN, DEPENDABLE GIRL for gen.
eral housework; 5-day week. Good to
children. New rambler, Silver Spring
area. Cali JU. S-2736. liz b.
ELDERLY WOMAN to take care OF
,nyslid; Tssf 4, lR:k; s.sas4 : to $3.50. 8 Sasss
LADY to live in colored home; up
stairs room, board and salary. HU.
O-UfUo.
Evening star., 1954-10-17
SITuATIoNS-MEN

ACCOUNTANT. exper.. desires ac-
count on monthly basis. 10.
ACcouNrANT, 1;co1ps part time; books
started. caught UP, kept part time;
loc: refs; prompt; reas: ~. 9-54O7.
ADMINISTRATIVE AIDE to realto1r; 1a
years experience in mortgage loans,
settlements. titles. rentals and sales:
legal and accounting background; ;
now employed by local title co;
available immediately. Box 1sgs-C.
ATToRNEY, 2s, colt, law review. 8
years exper.s admin. law. gen. prac.,
negligence; now in pvt. prac.. de-
sires part-tims assoc. Box 120-C.
BOoKKEEPER. cost accountins. pay
se Denasbs the ksepiss 1 sis95 sSnseifna0s' asl s
CARPENTER. skilled; read prints on
small homes: 80 years exper.; !;
needs job immediately; excellent
references. BOX 14O-C. Star. 18"
CHEF, 20 yrs. exper.. all-round cook
ing; sober and fast; manage kitch-
cailEF iii Il lssrEWSakD. IE1SSahaD Al. seeks eharg.
oficers mess; mgr; club or cafe
COLLEGE GRAD. econ. major, white.
man, AZ. seeks part-time work, & ex-
change for rm. or apt. HO. 2.5S3@
COLLEGE STUDENT desires part:
OPT, or other yosk. After 5 pm
cSoSNtssIiRUCTioN sGPT.. IS yrs. ex.
per; do own enginesrinnSg; gsrnSg avail, ,as; now;
DRfSEE SeHS Eefs On WA WsAALEsSxS. aSSgxSS 40; trey.l
anywhers. Mech. Good rel. = Boz
DRIVER 0sxp: experienced. will accept any
position: ref. ia. 9-s1s0: -. -,
sn stntsr class; sns sxPes .n Hn
sires part-time janitor Job with
quarters. NO. 7-2152.
ESTiMATOR, experienced building
construction; available part Or .uil
EXECUTIVE. A. sx,Goyt. career ren.,,1t- Tt-
ant, negotiator and administrator Of
Govt. contracts; extensive experience
with Govt: agencies and Congress;
member of D. G.. Bar: exceptional
BACKGROUND to represent Govt ;,.;onn con,
ONCE. BOX II5-C, Star.
GARDENER. experienced, 35 years;
German; would like full-time JOB.
Also has D. C. drivers license. 17'
GRADUATE STUDENT, reliable.
available after 4:30 pm. as medical
tech; cns. PIX; exper. waiter etc. NO
GROCERY MANAGER, experienced
in merchandising and display work.
ordering, etc. Box HOE, Star. IL
LAW STUDENT desires afternoon or
evening Job on which he can do
MAN. colored, wants Job as hall man
or light tanitor. work. Call RA. g.
o07O.
MAN, colored, desires work, any type.
after 5 pm; have car; exper. presser
and spotter. LA. 6-5690.
MAN, colored, desires evening OF
nightwork Of any kind: d. C. permit.
car. Ii. 3.2b&6.