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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-08
BY MARY BELLE RHODES

Gimms and Cecil Mickens
Deputy and Mrs. Eugene Carey
gave a Rehearsal Dinner We'd
nesday night for the bride and
groom-elcct. Priscilla Carey and
William J Tucker al their home
on Moore Place. a pink and
blue color scheme was uniquely
carried out and delicious tur-
key dinner served.
ST Cypran Episcopal Church
vas the scene Of the six O'Clock
Saturday marriage Of Marion
McClasn and Roger Adams by
Father Malcolm Dade
The bride wore an ivory
satin princess siYle) gown with
inlet of chantillY lace in the
train: ruffle of net with Sc
gums and sed pearls extended
around shoulders and down the
back; from q Juliet cap fell a
silk illusion veil. Her flowers
were white roses and step
hanoiis ceniered with orchids.
She entered the church on the
arm Of her father Mccain.
The maid Of honor was Beverly
Gray Attendants Patricia Ma
lone. Jessie Bcnilv MARY Ma
bury and Jean Graham
Flower gilk Tonic Levy and
Sharon Bishop Best man. James
GRAY Ushors Robert King The
reception was held al the Naci-
rems Club
Miss Amelia Hatcher and John
Almanac were married last SAT-
urdav morning very quietly Mss
Hatcher is the daughter Of Mr..
and MIS- Ira Hatcher on lJeces-
ter Cour, Miss Hatcher IS one
'of the public school teachers here.
Windsor Canadians lolnod
prominent Dciroiters AZ the home
Of DR. and Mrs A b Clcage 20
witness TIE marriage OF Anna
Celia Cleapc a. Wnslow Shreye
Of Windsor Ontario. Canada.
Sunday afternoon by Rev AL
bert v Clcague brother The
bride wore an IVORY satin gown
(Quecn Elizabeth sivlel. with
rylon plca's falling from center
front. fitted bertha nf satin
with Scquins around nerkline and
long pointed sleeves The gown
carried a court train. Her illusion
vel was finger tip and she CAL
red roses and ivy centered with
orchids.
The matron OF honor Mrs
Barbara Martin Csisier from New
York; Attendants Mrs GLADYS
Evans (sisierl and Miss Bette
Shrevve Best man. Maynard
Shreve Ushcrs Hugh Cleage and
Leonard Shreve
Mrs Bethel was at the organ
and Mr George Brannam, soloist.
The flowers were from Ovens
Flower Shop. Reception at the
home.
Miss Willcic Franklin OF Hills
boro honorcd Miss Anna c.
Clcaec with a shower last Sun
day afternoon after o'clock.
Many guest we're present
DEATHS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-08
DEATHS

We were sorry 90 hear ~ the
passing OF Rev William Carr Of
sol Melbourne Tuesday Services
were held at Bethel AME Church
SATURDAY with Rev. Robertson
officiating.
Rev Carr was a retired AME
minister and business man. lie
leaves six children and msnv
grandchildren. also great grand
children TO mourn his loss
WebSiers Funeral Home was
in charge OF the funeral.
Mrs. Mary Minor Of McDougall
street passed SATURDAY at her
home after several weeks OF liz
ness She has been a resident OF
Michigan over a period Of wears
and is q member Of Second Bap-
list Church
Funeral services viii bc from
Diggs Funeral Home Thursday.
Mrs Amy Cunningham wife
OF Emmett S Cunningham az
Chicago Blvd. passed Thursday
AT Ford's Hospital Funeral scrv-
ices will be conducted from
McFalls Funeral Home Tuesday.
She leaves a son Emmett,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-08
PASTOR AND DEAcONS COOK
BANQUET DINNER

Rev. a. a. Banks and the doa-
cons Of Second Baptist Church
cooked and served banquet
dinner for the official family Of
the church Monday night, 1t
was much enjoyed by all par
Elephants.
The Democrats gave tea"
Saturday afternoon al the
Naval ArmorY. a fine program
was given and many people
were present.
A Jolly Sunday night patty
was given 10y the Gabbcyetics at
the Club House Many pretty
dressed ladies were Out and en-
joyed the fun and refreshments.
Mrs. Marjorie Thomas is prcsl-
dent.
Mrs. Harriet Wesley was hon
ored with breakfast while in
Cincinnati by Mrs. Elizabeth FL
hot who is the founder of the
Elliiorian Business Womcn's club
of this city Mrs Elliot. a former
Dctroitor. was the Girls Work
Secretary al the YWCA some
wears AGO
A spinster dinner given by
Mrs. Isola Graham Wilborn al
her beautiful home Friday night
honorinq Miss Marion McClain
will always be pleasant
memory for the honoree. A de-
lighiful dinner was served and
much fun enjoyed.
Mrs. Matte Payne OF Pasadena,
California has returned home
after an eight weeks visit mere
with her sister Mrs. Bessie Thom-
as and friends.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-08
By BETTE ELLINGTON

Hid treasures it reveals
To all who know its power;
And all who will may light receive
In this most gracious hour
From The Christian Science Hymnal
Charles Parsons
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-08

Mrs. (. Hill on Chope Place
was hostess 10 the Stitch and
Chat Club Wednesday morn
ing and served delightful
breakfast. Final reports were
received from their party.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-08

Miss Wilctc Franklin of Hills
boro honorcd Miss Anna c.
Clcaec with shower last Sun
day afternoon after o'clock.
Many guest we're present
Evening star., 1954-10-22
HELP-MEN tcent. J

AUTO PAINTERS HELPER; good
opportunity; experienced man win
a6To a14s W. aosssALssss. fsz 81 M iasi EdsHa ss
ATTo dsno0sSs sERVacE vi rs SALESMAN, familiar ai
With sales and service Of auto ra-
cessories.. Good salary. bonus. va
cation with pay. HERSoN'S AUTO
d APPLIANCE CO.. TIA o st. NV.
BIBLE sALEsPEOPLE - The largest
Bible distributors in the world need
moss beaaa DsSIa tq ass IL me os ao
to every home In Washington. Vir-
ginia and Maryland; top commits
sions paid; check each week. also
monthly check plus deposits you
neintsf sol1ess sf time o. sale ro.s WIN Ds
as district manager. It will be Q
pleasure to talk to every person In
terested In selling Bibles, TO explain
our commission and method Of pay
ing weekly: fiye checks per month.
9eflcs. $50 r.. |. s.: NV. Room so7.
BODY sSS AND n eisE FENDER BE- MAN, sob sober;
good working conditions, permanent
position; Apply 1854 23rd st. NV.
for contractor in NE.
required; some tipping; salary COM
mensurate with ability. Phone UN.
BOOKKEEPER, exper. in const. work,
payroll, etc. Must have 3 refs; need
car; 1-man office. UN. 1862. IA
WANTED at $500
blk. Wilson lane and New Market
dr., Bethesda. Md. -22
3RICKLAYERS-Phone JU. 9-2698.
or apply 1928 Woodmoor circle
BUTCHER, Al. Cali SLIGO HILLS
MARKET. 730 Sligo ave. Silver
Spring IN 0-3S5O -22
Evening star., 1954-10-22
HELP-poMEsTIc

COOK -HousEKEEPER, good cook.
care Of LIST floor: other help em-
ployed; sleep in; must be thorough
" experienced and congenial. Top
salary to right person. Call NO; e
CHAMBER MAID. experience motel or
c6UTMsiP'AiNsiIoN.HsoS11isEkEsEfsPERS%4o1otS 6Tsi'i 1oS; 70
30, settled white woman to care for
healthy elderly couple; nice home to
GENfRAE isfsHls pesSSH eHsSSSHns2WoRfkS, ofSss Some sh,ld
care; no cooking; 5-day week; 1--we
in or stay some nights; recent ref.
,sTsTSs srsnSes sS lS rsSyired;o d;oJg " 6-5si4 -22
6 AssS: " n .'Ss sdss: :n'1as.gsa: a!s
WHfTE iGf Z WOMAN Hi NAN for baby sitting. 9
days week, 1:30. pm. to $3.50 pm;
80 cents hr. plus carfare. LO.
woSMiAzS to care for 2 pre-school
children and do light hswk.. noon
til 5 pm. Thurs. Fri, sat: Nr.
Kensington, Md; $40. wk. and car
fare. Call LO. 4-5146.
WOMAN Ws .SS.ny dSs SSps ssed s Shss live r.
SETTLED WOMAN, colored; care Of
children: live in; home privileges:
n1sM small salsryi yis Box S7e-E; star .n,,s. rr2S
must be honest; conf. home for
home lover. For interview. come to
1913 Juniper st. NV. bet. 10 and 4.
COUPLE - Butler r-chauffeur. cooke
g.h.w.; live In; small family. Exper.
and recent refs. required. AD.
wHffso. wHifffso FoaEaGN SGhRiGfs' BORN: h.w.-sook,
child care; 5h days. 9 Through $50
dinner. Aiternats ~ sun; stay .
niEhts; % sss VIZ; 3 EM 4oS S-ss2a; s,,: "a e.,
personality, not over 40. to 1--we In,
take care OF 2 children. Cah EA.
LIVE IN. 5M-day wk.. M-day OF
Thurs, every other Sun. Exper. cook
and cleaner o necessary require.
ment. Recent refs. Over rs; salary
epeni must ltke children. Call IN.
Evening star., 1954-10-22
CLERKS
FOR SALES AUDIT DEPT.
PERMANENT POSITION
5-DAY WEEK
VIM. HAHN & co.

CLERK -TYPIsT-Under 35. for per-
manent position In large Insurance.
once; dictaphone experience desir-
able but not essential; steady advan:
cement for girl able to turn out
volume of neat, accurate work. See
AR. PASTOR. 41S woodward Bldg.
18th and q sts. n.y.. -23
openings. Our employees work 8
days, 37h-hr. week, $3.50 am. to
4:45 pm. VACATION and sick leave.
Non-profit cafeteria in bldg. Other
company benefits. Apply Personnel
ONCE. 3rd fl. Equitable Life Insur-
cIRskeTYPisT IRfs 3Ei Isl in Local o.; t. Bethesda.
Chevy Chase residence desired. APP
ply 7OO4 Wis. ave, OIL. 6-7s00.
II to 40. for ma
tionai publishing concern; 5-day wk: ;
in r person. ENcYcLoPEDiA AMER
IICANA, ,44S06 East-West hwy. Be-
cLEsK:TYPIsT. idssds, Nf; diversified once
work. knowledge Of shorthand valu-
able; modern company benefits, 5Ha-
day wk., good starting salary. Apply
AETNA FINANCE CO., 1928 Ga.
ave-. Silver Spring. Md. --27
with some knowl-
edge OF shorthand; duties include
general clerical work; resident OF
Woodridge area preferred. APPLY
HO. 2-2200, 2O04 Rhode Island ave.
n IA
Evening star., 1954-10-22
Deodline 10 Tonight
For Sunday Won't Ads

The deadline tonight for want
DDS 10 be published in The Sotur-
doy or Sunday Stor IS 10 o'clock
by telephone or ? o'clock OF the
business counter in The Stor lobby.
II you wont 10 hire, rent. buy.
trade or sell. tell il to the long
established audience Of The Star
readers.
Becouse il produces the best
results The Star publishes more
classified DDS than the other
Washington newspapers combined.
It's easy to pIoes on od in The
Stor Classified. Just phone ST Terlins
5000 ond osk for on Ad- Ticker.
Evening star., 1954-10-22

IBM sUPERVIeOR, with wiring
knowledge Of 400 and tub lle type
Of operation. Reply Box 112.E, star.
JEwELRY sALEsCLERK, youns
man, one who has been associated
with the jewelry business preferred.
To estimate watch and jewelry re-
pairs. Selling. general saleswork.
Must be aggressive, willing to learn.
perm. position. Good opportunity
Mann, .ifhi FE 39sWsRY 3sEsHh YAPRlo Psaor pssao Conc
course. Pentagon bldg. CAN Ii.
$4,000. Ext. 56215 for appt. 30
LITHO. .-PREsSROOM FOREMAN -
Must be exper. in all phases of pro-
duction; should be able to run
presses and make plates; mast be
able to get along with people and
work under pressure; modest profit-
sharing arrangement to qualified
man after 1-yr.'s service. Write in
confidence. stating. all your auali-
fications and BACKGROUND in first
letter. Box 2SS-E. star. "a
Evening star., 1954-10-22

OPERATOR. colored. fol-
daywork, for modern apt. bldg. See
Res. Mgr. 1901 Mass. ave. NV.
ENGINEERS, electronic and mechan.
guided missile i and "Sin aircraft al projects. projects.
Write fully P. o. Box 596S. Bethes-
ENGINEER (Juniorl-Well established
local heating and air conditioning
firm needs Young man as assistant
to chief engineer. Duties include
learning. simple heating and cooling
calculations. drafting Of ductwork
develop into sales and outside super
vision. Education should include en-
Rineering degree or high school grad
uate and some engineering or tech
nical study. Salary to start, $4,000:
Write writ details Of age % spS
ARRANGED Replies confidential. Box
170-C. Star. --25
Ph.D.. for laboratory r.
and D. Recent graduate or pref
erably. some electronic field back
ground. Interesting assignment In
new field. Salary open. Send resume
to Mr.. Green, NATIONAL SCIEN-
TIFIC LABS. INC. 201O Mass. ave.
nv. Wash. 8. D. c. or telephone
FARMER - Experienced man with
riverfront farm in Southern Mary
land; good equipment, modern home,
utilities. share of food produced on
farm. with fish. crabs and game.
Salary and share of produced in
come Must be competent, industri-
Gus and sober. with excellent refer
NETT. 1908 Good Hope rd. s.e.. OF
phone LU, 4-20OO days; Naniemoy,
Md. Chapel 6-2521. Sunday, "a
Evening star., 1954-10-22
PERsoNAl.

fEaASEN Esse. ss vi Akph9S ksaanPSs and BhA1Fa R6fsI
AIfER1TiONs. ladies', children's
eI9tss nes. work p KS ssa sxpsE
VACANCY lisaSs,' IN NiuRsING HoME fori
elderly person: 24-hour nursing
care; LICENSED BY state and County,
Ju. g-6O40.
AIULIsEPtan9 .s Fl & classes, ssss,. Z l2s pc, e
the new class Monday. Oct. 25, $50
to $50 pm. XII. S-57S7., 20
ADULTS-Piano classes. II you have
no piano and have always wanted
home. eartass ' and sli. afo Tor ) 81 months fhs
while you study with me for 81 .c5
per hr. lesson with music and texts
CHEVY ciHhEER1snsdi CHASE sI ssSIsSTi c61IsSTfiRY scHSS1,
nursery through 9th grade; all-day
resident dept. OIL. 2-9S73. .-22
FORM, 81, q. 8. Job application pre-
Rared ns rana sTld tsnsa Tnv Personnsl counsel
MfMEoGRAPHNG. 300 copies, IS rs
incl typ. of stem. ExCH. SERV. CO..
174o K st. NV" RIM. 4s. ST. $3.50. g.
NICE HOME for elderly folks: good
esSo eeeAs ~ VOo' @'S.
MxauscRfpTs ENi stssas EDITED OR REVISED
by professional writer: 20 yrs ex-
I,sa I,eriense & IN n.swspapsr and maga-
Speeches and Phamplets. Stories now
in national mags. JU. 9-4765. 30
HAIR TIMING Is our business! %
yrs. exper.. Roux or Clairol. So. so
complete. Why pay $3.50? FRENCH
BEAUTY SHOP. 1921 14th st. nv.
cakRoEgg HALL sANrrARIuM. just
aged and chronic: S4-hour trained
nursing care; beautiful grounds and
porches. excellent food. We invite
your inspection. LO. 4-5006. IA
CARE FOR ELDERLY OR CONVA-
LESCENT, ambulatory only: tray
service: 24-hr. care; free TV. DU.
FREE TUITION for child in return for
mother driving private school car.
12:45. OIL. 2-9S73.
LADTES-A mans suit can be con-
verted into o handsome lady's
tailored suit for you. CO. 5-S414.
MOTHER will care for children, fun
time or by day. JE. 2-1314 IA
PREDICT that on Friday, Oct. %,
at the Willard Hotel, people will
each mentally select q 4-digit num-
ber. The sum of these numbers will
be 23,609. ROBERT L. FRIEND.
Evening star., 1954-10-22

PIX OPERATOR
For general ONCE Of fne mems wear
usual opportunity for Intelligent,
personable young woman; excellent
salary, 5-day week. pleasant work.
ing cond., employe benefits. Apply
Mr.. Pulls. LEWIS q THOMAS SALTz.
l411 g st. NV. -22
PRACTICAL NURSE. to relieve
another nurse on Mondays. CO.
5-4635. ask for MR.. PERRY. -23
PRACTICAL NURSE who. will do some
ing meals week; live in, private
room and bath: other help employed.
JU, 6-3769.
Evening star., 1954-10-22
SALES ENGINEER


SALESMAN. to sell sewing machines
and vacuum cleaners: very high
commissions: no canvassing: leads
furnished. Apply in person, SUN
VACUUM CLEANER CO.. TIA g st.
NV -22
SALESMAN. thoroughly experienced.
Must have car. COLORAMA, Room
704. I'll 14th st. NV. --25
SALESMAN, part or full time, to sell
cyclone chain-link fence on COM
mission basis. Excel. earnings for
energetic men. Some leads furn. Call
OF, 4-7992 for appt. ga
SALESMAN, for mems clothing store;
good salary and comm. Apply WEB
STER CLOTHES. 1012 r st. NV.
8 SALEsMAN--Experienced sewing ma
chine sales. average $165 per wk.
or better. All leads furnished; NO
necessary. See Mr.. White. BOND
VACUUM STORES. 610 9th st.
Evening star., 1954-10-22

SALESMAN-LIQUOR
II you are an ex-srocery clerk, 25-
40, experience In selling absolutely
necessary, must have good record
Of accomplishments. Unusual op-
portunity to Join the sales force
of z large estsb: nrn1; Ga Car e. earn aTn
2nd year. Box 364-E. star. -26
Evening star., 1954-10-22

COUNTERMAN. experienced in Ko-
sher.style delicatessen; sandwiches,
seoss 4ois isiass s. ssts sTS g. AnIi' Arl a IE
craters; Apply COLONIAL sToR-
DAIRY FARM WORKER, single,
white. Herndon 4-J-3. 30
DAIRY MAN, 1st class. with small
family Start work Nov. l. with
helper. for 40-cow barn; must be
clean and neat and reliable; refs.
Don't apply unless you can COM
ply with the above requirements
w. o. DOSH. Gaithersburg. Md.
DRIVERS, white, part time. excel.
earnings. Car necessary. tn. q
DRUG CLERK. must be experienced;
EY aE1aHTg eaIag' ssSRh%GY sHSd h9aEs WEs
pRHa 1Sts st: c:LERK. RiT; ,un,or. n.rmsn.n, mss
employment. 4S-hr. week. exper. pre-.
ferred. Apply in person, 2. D. GIL.
MAN. 627 Pa. ave. NV. -23
ELECTRICIAN - Must have D. C.
journeyman's card and drivers per-
init. Call between 7:30 and 4:30
pm. La. 6.1SS5. 80
ELECTRICIANS, exper., licensed in
Fairfax. Alex. and Arl.: steady work
good pay. Call UN. $4,000. "a
ELECTRICIANS HELPER and appli-
ance mechanic. approved GI train
ing DAuBER'S 2320 18th st NV
Evening star., 1954-10-22
HELP-MEN

ACCOUNTANTS, for local accounting
firm; in reply. give full particulars,
including age, exper., education and
salary expected. Box 67-E. Star.
ga
ACCOUNTANTS. semi-senior and SEN
Tor: large Washington, D. C. C.P.A.
firm has opportunity for men with
diversified public. accounting expe-
rience; no travel; position perna-
nent. Give full details, including
salary. Write Box 339-E. Star;
ACCOUNTANTS, r., for local public
accounting firm. Good opportunity
for advancement; in reply. give full
particulars, state age, exper., edu-
cation and salary expected. Box &C.
z Star -o4
Evening star., 1954-10-22

TECHNICAL WRITERS-Ex-
perience in Navy fire con-
troll systems or equipment.
Recent Navy experience as
electronic or fire control
technician.
NAVY PLANNING ENGI-
NEERS-Experience in Navy
underwater and fire control
systems, to conduct engi-
neering planning and anal
ysis of shipboard systems.
Minimum of 3 years current
Navy experience. EE or
physics degree or 8 years
applied experience required.
DRAFTSMEN, ELECTRICAL
Minimum 8 years expert
ence. To make drawings of
electrical and electronic cir
cults for training and MAIN
tenance programs.
ILLUSTRATOR DRAFT s.
MAN - Minimum 8 years
experience. To make draw
ingS for various methods of
reproduction to illustrate
technical publications.
Evening star., 1954-10-22
HELP--MEN

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. for mod
erafe.siye once, specializing In bust.
ness and .investment property; ex-
perience In real estate not essential
seiI iI and and wiling e learn: plenty Of 81
leads and iistings. Boz 2s0-k' star.
ZEAL ESTATE SALESMAN, success
full branch in District Hts. Prince
Gfsosses foss sess. Court RE Ssso Sa aSrnso"n real
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. evenings
ii silver sprins. Prefer retired man
or one with no other lob. .Liye-in
Montgomery County area. Working
hours, daily to 9 pm, weekends.
l,2RrsSSwoPI II E en- xSoI1s SSn Mr, RrHrTY Dlyril
ss544rMW 1921 "a. ave. Is. 5-oa45. sd
ROOFER, experienced all types roof
iug, guttering and repairs; D. C..
steady work. O'BRIEN ROOFING
R60M q cSLEERK-CsxsHIER ERIK CsxsHI for evening
shift: must be experienced and
ta9eroushly 9 rslia6lsE Applg NI Manage g nc
RsoUIfTfEMaxlNi. Aia for established popular
dry cleaner In Takoma Park: have
regular customer route to be taken
over: good pay and commission for
fRIEDRICH's MODERN CLEAN
ROUTE SALESMAN. dry cleaning
plant, for established NV. route;
salary and commission plus other
benefits. Must be honest, dependable,
willir~ to work. Box 125-E. Star.
"a
ROUTE sALEsMAN-Ari. dry clean
ing plant. Good salary and COM
mission. Can MR.. BUTLER. Ov.
Evening star., 1954-10-22
COIIECTION.

land credit work: must be familiar
| with al phases Of the credit busi-
ness; permanent position; excellent
| salary EISEMAN'S. r st. at 9TH NV.
Evening star., 1954-10-22
REQUIREMENTS

70 receive consideration. the appli-
cant must have an impressive SELL
ing record. preferably In the drug
field, and must possess the highest
Of personal qualifications. Some
COLLEGE education Is desirable; 4
opportunities for advancement In
almost "depression-proof' Industry
and with o large and fast-growing
company Is available to the man
who can qualify. Generous salery
depending on aualifications) plus
bonuses, al expenses paid. and car
personai interviews granted only on
the basis Of Q fully detailed written
letter Of application which win be
held n strict confidence. Write pox
EeA.S 9tax. -2A
Evening star., 1954-10-22
hELR...-MEN

ALL-NFGHT MAN. coIored. must have
elevator operators license and
knoWledge Of switchboard. See res:
mgr. 2l6O Penna, ave. nv. --23
MAN. n 10 Is. white: route clerk.
trucks. delivery. mechanical back
ground. Full-tine selling when IA
miliar with products: car: salary.
and draw against commissions: mile
age allowance. VIII interview 34l7
N st. NV. Thurs. Oct 21, z pm.
TO 8 pm: sat. Oct. %. 8 am. to
Evening star., 1954-10-22
2O10 Mass. ave. NV.
Washington g. DC.

|FURNITURE REFINISHER, good SAL
ary, experienced; 8 to 5 pm. MARS,
The Contract Co.. 8. Capitol and d
StS s.w. ---22
FOREMAN twhite). over 80. for lum-
ber. yard; lumber yard or building
material pref; must be able to di-
rect and work with yard. force OF
3 to 8 men: permanent JOB. Apply
to Mrs. Dodd. HECHINGER CO..
18th and II SITS. ne. -22
FORMICA MECHANIC. familiar with
sink-top fabrication. JU. S-975S.
FoUNTATNMEN - Experienced, over
2I, for beautiful new Howard john
son Restaurant opening next week.
Apply HOWARD JOHNSON RESTAU-
RANT EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, 1412
New York ave. NV. Open 8 to 3
FUEL on DELrvERY TRUcK
DRIVERS with knowledge Of Ar
hngton and Fairfax County areas.
SolhhrrMTr Mri iszkAyr EVIL Sul ~ CO. -1ssssySj ssys
Evening star., 1954-10-22
Steam Table Woman
STENO-TYPIST
washington, D. G.
4. FRIDAY, 0CToBER %, Ies4

+1EdEelHNGhR iNd oWN IEffaks SAaAhN = NscEssAE 81
35 TO 40 YRS. OF AGE. EXCEL,
SALARY WITH OPPoRTUNITY FOO
FUTURE. REFERENCES REQUIRED,
REPORT MR.. KRESSIN, 630, N. Y,
AVE: NV. 10 TO 1. FOR INTER-
Evening star., 1954-10-22
CARPENTERS

Good on remodeling. UN. 4-1243
CAMERA SALESMAN, must be famil-
lar with photographic equipment.
MECHANIC. wheaton.
Newest Chevrolet dealer has opening
for 1st-class mechanic, preferably
Chevrolet exper.; excel. working
eonds;; capitalization avail. Apply Apply
CHEVROLET; 2427 Reedie dr.,
CLERK, young man with D. c. driv-
er's permit to assist credit mgr.
Apply in person. THE CROWN CO..
-SALEsMAN-Full time; /;
good opportunity. on established
routes; salary plus commission. TU.
Evening star., 1954-10-22

SALESMAN, COLORED
Our once In Washington needs 8
neat and intelligent men. part or
fun time, who can master our very
fine (and the best ON the market)
storm windows. doors, screens, avn
ings. chain-link fence. These men
must be able to build themselves up
to lead men. to help train men, to
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN

DANCE TEACHER-Part
time. II you are between the ages
of 25-35, enjoy dancing and people,
and are desirous Of supplementing
your present income, apply In per-
SON GEORGE COOMBER DANCE
STUDIO. 1715 Penna. ave. NV. Free
training given to qualifying apph-
COACH. for sirls' high
school. 3 to 5, 4 days q week. Cath.
olic preferred. Call AD. 2-2376:
COOK, e.h.w.; live in; 1s-day Thurs.
and every other Sun. on: exper..
refs. JU. 9-57S9.
DANCE TEACHERS--Must bring own
clientele; children's classes desired.
AID, 2-9254: ewes.
G. G.H.W.-COOKING - Live in; must
have health card: refs. Work. moth
er of 2 children. HE. 4-S167. pa
TECHNICIAN-Skill
in serological and blood banking
technique to work from to mid
night; usually 8 nights q wk. Tele.
Elk. $4,000, ask for MR.. EISEL.
MAID for 3 days a week: IL to 2;
g.hw. Must be good laundress: SIS
week and carfare; refs. WO. 6-720b.
TYPIST. college graduate with ply
sical sciences BACKGROUND and rBM-
PSM experience preferred. Work for
research organization in Bethesda.
Write fully to p. o. Box be6S. Be-
WOMAN, settled, for g.h.w. and laund.
Good salary to comp. exper. pers
son. City ref. required. LU. 1-4265.
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PART TIME

Sales interview ME. s-2336.
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CONSTRUCTION
SUPERINTENDENT

Position is open for Construc-
ton Superintendent having
experience in supervising
erection of multi-story ele-
vator apartment buildings.
State age, experience and
salary expected. Box 1900,
Star.