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Smyrna times., 1954-04-08

FOR SALE = $50 bu. Black
Soybeans $500 bu. Clarence Scuse
Smyrna 1882.
Smyrna times., 1954-04-08
C1as sified Ads
Classified Rates
Payment in Advance

Minimum. SOC per inser-
ton, go words or less). Ad-
ditional words, &c. Set In
blackface, 75c. Set in black
face all capitals, double rate.
Blind or keyed ads, 25c ex-
ira. Classified Display Ads,
75c per col. inch.
Cards of Thanks, 75c. In
Memoriam notices, 10c per
line. Legal notices, 10c per
line. Public Sales, $1.00 PEI
col. inch.
CREDIT SERVICE
A bookkeeping charge of
25c will be made for all Clas-
sified Ads not paid IN ad-
vance and an additional
charge of 25c for each 30
days bill remains unpaid.
RATES ARE NET.
Smyrna times., 1954-04-08

FOR SALE = White bunny rab-
bits. David Reedy, 40 South Union
st. Phone 9571.
Smyrna times., 1954-04-08
SUPPER

CHICKEN SALAD and HAM
supper at Taylor's Bridge Com
Center, Thursday, April 8,
1854 from 5 to 8 pm. S1.50 includ-
ing dessert.
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$4,000 |
lABlG BASS
I@CONTEST
M&, Noshine 70 DvxlE
Exciting Prizes

Oia winners Ia every Western AVto
saossl Win Q Wiserd ovsbeord. o.
. seel. red. tickle box. line
pig, ether ssehIsl oeat wsit. See
vk~er deleils end free entry blsnksl
Evening star., 1954-08-25
Know Your Policemen
Know Your Policemen
Frances Mccall, Stranger
To Police Work, Learned Fast
BY J. Theodore Grown

When Corpl. Frances Mccall
stopped beside a bulletin board
in st. Louis six years ago, she
knew nothing of policemen or the
way they worked.
But a notice tackled on the
board-that there was an OPEN
ing for a policewoman in Wash
ington-intrigued her. She took
a vacation from her job with
the Missouri Department of Wei
fare. applied, and was appointed
to the force on October 13, 1948.
From Missouri Farm.
Her experience had been far
removed from police work. She
had. in fact, never met a police
man until she came to Washing
ton. That lack of knowledge was
rapidly overcome. and she has
become q valuable addition to
the Woman's Bureau.
/, Corpl. MCCALL is 3 Iarm girl
from Missouri. She was born near
Readsville in that State and
learned how to ride. swim and
skate almost before she could
walk.
She tipped through grade
school and was in high school
at the age Of IL, in Mokane, Mo.
An older brother organized q
hill-billy band, and young
Frances played the guitar.
Taught For A Time.
She took a teachers course at
Kirksville State College and got
a teaching job in Galloway
Evening star., 1954-08-25

Eleven rookie policemen will
join the Prince Georges County
force on September 16. bringing
the department up to It's full au-
thorized complement Of liz Of
ficers and IA women desk clerks.
The new police appointees.
hired by the county commission
ers yesterday, are:
Louis F. Kreitzer. of Bowie:
Charles s. Kiess. Of 3427 Tulane
drive, West Hyattsville; Bond B.
Naecker, of 4725 Silver Hill road,
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Prince Georges Hires Fl To Complete Police Ranks

Suitland; Charles O. Flynn. Of
3502 Varnum. Brentwood; George
r. Rowland. Of 1898 Living
ston road Sc; John B. Haas. Of
Seabrook.
Also Fred o. Ferris, jr., Clin-
ton; Charles e. Blount, Of 1902
Gallatin street. Hyattsville;
Frank e. Bishop. Of 504 Sixty
first avenue, Capitol Heights;
Robert M. Zidek, Of 6531 Coolidge
street, Maryland Park, and Eve
rett G. Husk, 1921 Thirty ninth
place, Brentwood.
Evening star., 1954-08-25

County, Mo-, where she went
skating, sleigh riding and coon
hunting with her pupils.
She resigned her teaching job
in 1945 to go to work for the
State Department of Welfare.
During her three years there.
she attended night classes in
social work at Washington Uni
versity in st. Louis. After joining
the police department here, she
continued her education at
American University and re-
ceived a bachelors degree in
sociology.
Last May 1, she got her pro-
motion to corporal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-31
Speed Law Analysis
In Virginia Points 10
'HabituaI Offender
sy The A..ocio..d Pres.

RICHMOND, Jan. 3O.-An an
alysis Of the records Of motor
lists whose licenses were sus-
pend in 1853 under Virginia's
second offender speed law indi-
Gates that two-thirds Of the
group could At the classification,
"habitual offender"
The lifetime records Of 1926
offenders disclosed that 2,430
had been convicted of a traffic
violation on at least one addi-
tional occasion, had been in
volved in one or more accidents,
or both.
Outright contempt for motor
vehicle laws was indicated in
many instances. Fifty-eight per-
sons had been convicted from IL
to % times. and hundreds more
had records of convictions rang
ing from three to II.
State Police Superintendent,
Col. c. w. Woodson said the
studies we're highly significant.
They indicate" he said that
the second offender speed law is
doing just what it's intended to
do-get the fragrant violators of
the road"
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Housing Group Begins
Membership Drive

The Washington Housing As
ISOLATION yesterday announced q
membership drive to be directed
by Mrs. Ezekiel G. Stoddard.
Although membership has
more than doubled in the past
six months. 1t has been through
no specially organized effort,
but as part Of the regular fund
raising drive" Mrs. Stoddard
said. Now we plan to set up
an active corps of workers to
approach people whose names
have been selected because of
their interest in better housing"
Vice chairmen assisting Mrs.
Stoddard include Mrs. Todd
Duncan. Mrs. Adrian Fisher.
Mrs. Alice Lyman. Mrs. Franz
Oppenheimer. Mrs. Joseph Rauh,
jr.. and Mrs. Theodore Wedel.
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|MorriogeLicens
Applications

Under d. c. loir couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day. tDGit three tull days
and receiUe the license on the
NTH day. Sundays and holi-
days are counted the same a.
other days.
Sssdlif;; and Mary J.. Riehars Mohi s.
Thomas S 'f synam, s. s1 ns "a New York Az.
nv: and Leola Thomas. IL, 81 Pat
Carl Greenwood 9 20, 1913 Addison I'd
AVE- ave and 10 Lemons, FL, 5o7 Floridi
Michael Swain. 81. 1890 1shervood At
Ne; and Doris LaCovey. II. al!
s'.1'.: fssrsss Carbon fHenani e. st AS Il:
Ft Msr RsGsn B al Wss H Az AZ
Henry Hit, az a.. alexandria aiS; Va, an,
x. Rntn Gibson 50. s15 H st: .s.W
Ae and Jan Rq asde gS' Coral Gables, ia.
Arthur Mock s.. 1888 Fort papon "a 5.
Sc: and Adele Marshall. ~. iOi1
zoASShAs L6kOmA FNrk. ND,
hnn Genevieve Martin. %, $40 At.
william Holmes, 20, 1907 18th st. NV
sno Dorothy Stewart 40, 2028 i
Abste Agede. 40. 2134 Kaloram. "a
nv: and Matilda Jesfamariam. 80
u,;s,;a.4 18th ST., ne,
w, and Pansy Ganzsrt, Is, Accokeek. Nd
uodsll, q. both Of Ills 18th st. n.w Sa'
Homer na Franklin; "a, Monroe. IN. C.,
Climon McCalvin, 32. Brooklyn,
ms snd Ruth Barry, %, Takoma PARK
Gordon Thompson. "A. and Ypr,kc
MAJ. Aikim S 70, both Of Brookmont, Nd.
a aisdn Barbara Morris. II. i33a Mich
r,e o1so p.o St; NV. o.-
Sc. and Nellie watts. So, s53s Min.
.r nesota ave: Sc:
e. both of 1905 18th st. NV ""'o"'
NiG Tn,to. Fenten. q, Boiling ALB, and
oence ave. Sc.
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Cadets Envious
Of Middies' Trips
around Annapolis

ANNAPOLIS. Jan. 30.-There
is at least little envy in some
of the IS West Point cadets who
arrived here this week on an
exchange visit to the Naval
Academy.
They can 60 into town here, F."
said Cadet Howard c. Whitaker
20-year-old son of Col. and Mrs
Howard r. Whitaker of 372S
North Fourth street. Arlington
Va.
That's the big difference, "
agreed William NICK. Hadly, son
Of a retired Army doctor, Col.
William A. Hadly of Los Gatos.
Calf.
They were two Of the group of
second claSsmen Guniors) who
made the trip to Annapolis while
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Wednesday.

"CUHCSu1ys
Indian Spring-ParkSide ele-
mentary school, Bruntt and Sill
kirk avenues, Silver Spring. Md
Mason A. Butcher, Montgomery
County director of public works,
will speak.
Thursday.
Colmar Manor-American Le-
gion hall, 4103 Lawrence street,
Conan Manor. Md.
Claremont - Claremont ele-
mentary school. South Chester
field street. Arlington, Va. DR..
Harold Knapp. chairman Of the
South Woodley Civil Defense
Committee, will speak on civil
defense.
Green AcreS-Glen Cove-West-
brook elementary school, Balti-
more avenue and Allen road
WeStgate, Md. Business meeting
and square dance.
Vienna Woods-Vienna eva. }
f1re house. Organizational meet
ing.
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M. [. Jackson Heads
Woodmen Comp No. 4

The American Woodmen
Camp No. 4 has elected Martin
L. Jackson as commander to
succeed Jerry C. Miles.
Also elected were William E
White. vice commander; George
w. Ross, clerk; Miss Mary E,
Afford. auditor; Mrs. Emma L.
Hairston. recorder; Floy E. S.
johnson. prelate: Mrs. Elizabeth
Brown. escort; Mrs. Mildred
Middleton. Waterman: Mrs. Inez
Hart. sentry: Mrs. Evelyn Wee
ney. sick committee; Mrs. Daisy
Smith, assistant recorder; and
DR.. George F. Miller. medical
examiner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-31
Deaths Reported
tFrom D. C. Bureau of vital o

Wrom D. C. Bureau Of Vital Statistical
Jennie W. weatherill. SO. 2117 wiscon.
Artis Stump. ii, 900 E st. NV.
Ora B. Martin, "A. 1889 Potomac ave
John J. Mulherin, SO, ao3 Maryland
ave. ne.
Joseph A. Harb. 90. 2117 North Capitol
st.
Norbert Wildberg. SO. Takoma Park. Nd
Clarence H. Smith. IS, Washington
Eleanor C, Pierce. 81. 403o Alabama
ave. Sc.
Phyllis r. Harrigan. ~, 1907 2sth A.
John II. Coleman. 80, 1927 wyiie Ct
ne.
Alice shipley. 40, 1912 M st. NV.
Tyrone B. Hisgins. 3. ciarfsvilis. Ma.
Yvonne Jigsetts. infant. 20 Rhode Is
land ave. NV.
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Citizens Meetings Listed

Leonard +. walsh, Cnle1 Ju0ge
of the Municipal Court, will
speak at $50 pm. tomorrow at
the Takoma Citizens Associa-
TONS annual dinner in the
Trinity Episcopal Church, Piney
Branch road and Dahlia street
NV.
Brig. Gen. Louis w. PrentisS,
Engineer Commissioner. will dis
cuss the proposed public works
program for the District at the
Spring Valley Wesley Heights
Citizens Association at pm.
Tuesday in the Wesley Heights
Community Club, Forty fifth and
Macomb streets NV.
Donald Weber, who has been
active in the restoration move
ment on Capitol Hill, will make
suggestions and answer ques-
tions on remodeling old build
ingS at 8 pm. tomorrow at the
Stanton Park Citizens Associa-
ton in the Peabody School, Fifth
and c streets NE.
Maj. Gen. U. S. Grant, III,
will speak twice tomorrow on the
public works program. He will
speak at 4:30 pm. at a meeting
of the Dupont Circle Citizens
Association in the Mayflower
Hotel and at 8 pm. at the Pro-
gressive Citizens of Georgetown,
Christ Church parish hall,
Thirty-firSt and o streets NV.
Other meetings scheduled for
the week, all Of which begin at
3 pm. unless otherwise noted.
are:
Tomorrow.
American University Park
WeStmoreland Congregational
Church. Wisconsin avenue and
Westmoreland circle NV.
Forest Hills-Murch School,
Thirty-sixth and Ellicott streets
NV.
Manor Park-Whittier School,
Fifth and Sheridan streets NV.
Michigan Park-Bunker Hill
School. Michigan avenue and
Fourteenth street NE.
MinneSota-Riv Terrace -
Greenway barber shop, 1888 East
Capitol street.
National Gateway-Church OF
Christ, Douglas and Twenty
eighth streets NE.
SouthweSt-Southwest Branch
Library. Seventh and H streets
S.w
Tuesday.
Brightwood-Paul Junior High |
School. Eighth and Oglethorpe |
streets NV.
Columbia HeightS-ColumbiaS
Heights Christian Church, 1435 |
Park road NV.
Lamond HeightS-Christian |
Reformed Church, 5911 New |
Hampshire avenue NE.
North Cleveland Park-Hearst |
School field house. Thirty-sev- !
enth street and Idaho avenue !
NV.
Palisades - Palisades Field
House, Sherrier and Edmunds
places NV.
Southeast Council-YMCA. |
100 Good Hope road Sc.
Wednesday.
Crestwood - Roosevelt High ,
School music room, Upshur and
Thirteenth streets NV.
Washington Highlands-Pat-
terson School. South Capitol and
Elmira streets S.W.
Thursday.
Northeast Council - Twelfth
police precinct, Rhode Island
avenue and Seventeenth street
NE.
Saturday.
. Federation Of Citizens Associ- /
ations-District Building board
room, Fourteenth and e streets
NV. /
The following meetings are
scheduled in nearby Maryland
and Virginia. +
Tomorrow.
Cabin John-Cabin John (Md.) /
fire house. |
Glencarlyn-Carlin Hall, South .
Fourth Street. Glencarlyn. Va. /
ACKNOWLEDGMENT (Md.) |
Community Center. at the top of !
Englewood road. east Of KenSing-
ton. State Senator Anders r. /
Lofstrand will speak on legis-
lation to be presented the Mary !
land General Assembly.
Tuesday.
Arlington County Civic FEEDER
ation-Lyon Park community |
house, Pershing drive and North |
Fillmore street, Arlington, Va.
C. G. Stoneburner, chief Of the
Arlington County highway divi-
sion. will speak.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-31

1871 midshipmen travelled to West
Point for the week end. There
are six exchange week ends each
wear,
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HELp--MEN tcens. >

BILLING CLERK-Established COM
pany has opening for young man
with experience as billing clerk. Ap.
ply, 1910 w st. ne, between 8 am
and pm. lis
BODY AND FENDER MEN, large
shop: weekly salary. Apply to Mr.
Sklllman, COLUMBIA GARAGE
1884 9th NV. III
BRICKLAYERS wanted and 2 ap.
prentices with at least yrs. exper
Plenty OF work for the right men
Call RIA. 6-4930 after pm. 10
BRICKLAYERS. white. Apply on Job,
Flower ave, "a blk. of Piney Branch
I'd. or Rockville pike, next to carnival
grounds.
BRICKLAYERS. 90. white. open shop;
skilled mechanics only. Report to
Job: Out Arl. blvd; FL miles past
on Graham I'd. to Job. al
BRICKLAYEkS; good mechanics only
l years work: Job location. Sunset
Manor and Bancroft Terrace; Baileys
Crossroads. Oh Columbia pike. Va
sRICKLAYER FOREMAN, white.
man capable of handling all types
OF commercial work. Call between
Z and 3 pm. ia. T-52O4. 81
BUTCHER, exper., white, refs; good
pay; to take telephone orders. For
info, call co. 5-7947 or CO. 5-7946.
BUTCHERS, must be exper. and
sober: good Job for the right man:
permanent position. Apply INDIAN
SPRING MARKET. 10040 Colesville
CAB DRIVERS. part or fun time; 81
through 55. YELLOW CAB of Sill
spr.. Piney zr. and Flower ave
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hElR--MEN

Observation-Disclosures real estate
statesmen for new-house develop.
ments. ramblers and Cape Gods with
2 baths. S15,500 to 81 200. See
me before IL am. SMOLEN. Realtor
S427, Ga. ave-. Silver Spring. JU
1851. III
Observation-Disclosures natl MFR
jobbers. Salary. incentive bonus. ali
expenses paid, company car supplied
State full personal history and past
exper. and earnings. All inquiries
giving full details guaranteed re-
Spouse. Box 1851. Star. 10
SALESMAN - Exper. sporting good
salesman. inside selling; bicycle sell
;hg eXper. also needed; refs. req
Apply 424 9th st. NV. RI
familiar with selling cleo
trical appliances. RELIABLE HOME
APPLIANCES. 9l9 18th ST.. NV
SALESMAN. National wholesale cleo
trical apparatus distributor has OPP
ening, for individual to contact in
for general sales Of materials ,ant
equipment. Income based on salar!
plus incentive payment plan. Broat
company benefits. Replies by lettel
completely confidential. Box 1897
sALESMAN-Lge. GE and Frigidair
appliance dealer needs an aggres
sive exp. man, permanent position
salary and comm. basis. See MR.
DALLIN. 441S Conn. ave. NV.
SALESMAN-To the man who know
direct selling we will prove by dem
$1C0 weekly. Prefer man with col
lege education or equivalent. Ca
necessary. MR.. KING. S11S Wiseon
sin. ave-. Bethesda. Md, Frida
1890 to 2 pm.
SALESMAN for roofing, siding. alum
awnings, storm windows. prefah
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CAB DRIVERS

VAL D4tx G4tO
Men to drive Diamond Cabs. II you
do not have an Identification card.
We train nR y0p prT Il 4 III days See
II. 3-6102. 131 18th st. NE.
CABINET MAKER. able to layout work
ton Call 10. 7-s065. after 9 GALL
cARp flsTEI;s must be good Trim
men; Immediately. OIL. 2-56s4.
asrsa Eststes Al mn ns sont Woos
bridge, Va, or call ia. S-2162. ewes,
finishing. ton wages
g gaidi.r WYN Ms DEVELOPMENT
hands. Apply with tools, ready to
work. Corner of Branch ave and You
CARPENTER FOREMAN. working, top
salary year-round work; salary
guaranteed; experienced layout
CEMENT fNlsHERs. LARcHMoNT
CONSTRUCTION CORP. Apply at
Rolls lane, Columbia Pines Project.
off Columbia pike. near Annandale'
CHEF. experienced. Apply KEARTs
HESlhSHohN1 Xxx lin s'' Ha"''
CLERK. young man 1920 yrs. OF
age; familiar with filing, some typ
ing; -40-hr. week. sick leave, vaca
benefits. Apply Heating Division,
SINCLAIR REFINING CO. 40l
Farragut st. ne. See Mr.. Vernon,
from 10 to IL am. 3:30-4:30 pm
Do not phone. IL
.CLERK-Boy wanted for retail laun-
dry and dry cleaning store; must be
neat and capable Of making change
accurately. Apply MORNINGSIDE
LAUNDRY CO., $500 Ga. ave.. Sill
yer Spring. 10
CLERK, tracing: white, only: must be
able to type; no other experience
necessary; age 1925. Phone LA,
$4,000. ID
CLERK for cigar counter: experienced
in handling of magaZines, candy
and tobacco. Apply SCHWARTZ
PHARMACY, 1900 Conn. ave. -19
CLERK-PORTER. grocery store. Apply
in person WESTERN MARKET
A0A0 Uaefarr ave N IL
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HELP WANTED-AGENclES

RKKPRs AND ACCOUNTANTS-W,
specialize in these positions ATLAS
1870 N Y ave nv RE 1-oIo
RJPHER'S EMPLOYMENT AGENC1
has colored women domestic workers
nv daV vk., mo etc no "-9ls1
TYPiSTS, bookkeepers, cashiers
stenogs@ See GRACE DUNN, 13l
G st. NV.
kTENOG all kinds open.
come in. GRACE DUNN. 1911 G st
NV
RoOKKEEPERs. cashiers, trains.
salesclerks. SEE BETTY KNIGHT
at 1911 G st. NV, today.
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PACKERS AND HELPERs-Exper
with household goods desirable;
steady work, top union wages. Sc
CpRITY STORAGE. l140 18th st.
PAINTERS. Phone 10. s-70os. lie
PAlNTERS; first-class men only need
apply. Call RA. 1852 after 6 pm
PAINTER; only skilled mech. need
apply: all inside work; furn. own
brushes: have car. 10. S-5140
250B Iverson st. Sc. -17
PAPER CUTTER OR APPRENTICE
Must nave refs. Apply in person to
MR.. JENNINGS. SO4 LIST st. Sc.
PERMANENT FLOOR MAN. with ex-
perience: good starting salary. APP
ply at the F. w. WOOLWORTH CO.
1908 14th st. NV. lie
PHARMACIST for relief work. Ex-
perience and references. Hours can
be arranged Apply in person
SMITHS PHARMACY, 251S 14tf
PHARMACIST. full-time. steady po
sition, 6-day wk. HIGGERS DRUGS
p2aTo5TroGHR.AiiPiHERs-Exper. or will
train. Must have own car ant
equipment: 500 salary. 1909 Ey
PHONOGRAPH RECORD SALESMAN
must have some exper. in retail
record sales; good salary. State age
exper. and salary expected. Boz
$50, Star. ID
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HELp-AEN
DRIVER SAT.ESMEN

For ice cream vending route. 7-day
week. S25 bond occurred. Apply in
CREAM COZ 14I9 L st. Sc. --22
DRUG CLERK, exper.. part time.
PHARMACY, 34OI 14th st. NV.
EDITOR. experienced, for association
monthly; 10000 circulation; fully
salary desired. Box 176-X. Star.
ELECTRICIAN. jobbing and appliance
installation work: car furnished;
must have D: c. card. DoWD's
ELECTRICIAN. mechanic with. expe-
pm. JU. 5-I5I4. III
ENGINEER Bird CLASS - Suitable
couple working in excellent sur
roundinss in large new building;
apt Cali MR.. FELDMAN. EN-; 2
ENGiNEER-EsTIMAToR, for com
mercial painting contractor. Apply
ENGINEERS, electronic and mechan-
ical for research work on ordnance.
guided missile and aircraft projects
Sltssss. tu n MD Va o Boz Sses
ENGINEER 9Th CLASS
might. to work in large apt. bldg.
NV. section; Applicant must be
sober, reliable and able. to furnish
good references; good starting sal
FRITZ CO.. 1420 K st. n.w., 2nd
+ floor.
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Small Mechanisms Design.
Mechanical Packaging Of Electroni'
Components.
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HELP-WoMEN Cont. }

TELLER. twhite). age Is to
80. Fiye-day week. 3 to 4. Pleasant
working conditions. Telephone PRU-
DENTAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
ST: 1881 for appointment. 10
permanent position;
5-day week; vacation with pay: free
insurance and retirement. Apply in
tions. FIRESToNE TIRE & RUBBER
CO.. 1345 New York ave. ne 10
to work for lge. A.
nance. company in collection dept:
ant ONCE; many company dement's;
salary open. Call Elk. 3-S46O, LIS
CLERK-TYPIST-We have a perma-
neat position for clerk-typist. 1S
to 80; in our home Office: tipping
speed essential: 5-day, 37h-hour
week: paid vacation and sick leave;
office, 3rd A.. SIG 14th st. NV. --17
young girl for inter-
esting general duties in branch Of
fee of life insurance company; very
little exper, required. but pleasant
figuring essential. .5-day week, EN-
ploye benefits and opportunity for
advancement. Call Ho. 2-6S00 for
CIERK1TYPisT, white. exper.. ecoas
yrs; excel; chance for advancement.
il you are a woman
possessing pleasant personality,
initiative and good judgment and are
interested in q permanent position,
wherein these qualities are required.
send US q resume Of your back
ground. so that an interview may
be arranged. Box ga. Star. liz
CLERK
Who is looking for o permanent posi-
ton. Small local ONCE Of national
concern. Paid vacation, insurance
dement's, etc. 40 hours. 5 DAYS. In
terviews begin at 9 am, in RIM.
402, Commercial Bank BLDG, 14o6
q ct. NV.
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TECHNICAL
WRITER

TELEVISION MEN
We Need Several Experienced
Outside Service Technicians
Must Know Washington Area
And Have Local References
We Furnish Transportation
Don't Telephone! Come In!
MayfloWer TV Service
1146 18th st. NV.
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TV BENCHMAN
MUST BE EXPERIENCED ON ALL
MAKES
CERTIFIED TV

CERTIFIED TV
Ala H ST. NE. 10
Tv OUTSIDE SERVICE MAN, expert
enced only Apply in person, 1881
Tv REPAIRMAN, outside calls: car
furnished. DoWD's Tv, 441s Conn.
~ W REfPxsiiRMAN. inside and outside.
Gay and evening. sU1TLAND TV.
~ " sE 2R11tI; experienced dlc Car
ing conditions. WooDMooR AP-
nv sERvTCEMEN, outside, with cars;
b BOP n saary gh or App refs 0b
TV SERVICE MAN-Outside man. ex-
perienced only. top salary. only first
class man need apply in person. no
% Rhons GALS Or ve ere1 wna EAT ' RaD1o
g. TELEvIsIoN INC, 1896 Ga. ave
nv sERvICEMEN, experienced: one
with own car for outside work. one
for inside bench work. Both posi-
tions are permanent: good pay: this
is an excellent opportunity for an
ENGINEERS. sic R. I. ave. ne.
TV SERVICEMAN-Out work;
must be experienced and have ref
erences: steady work and good pay ;
Alexandria. XII. $4,000. IL
TV TECHNICIAN. must be. Thoroughly
trained and exper. on TV. radio and
phono.: perm. Job; pay commenSur-
ate with qualifications; fringe bene-
fits. Call for appt. FRED WALKER,
U ri S-srEi exper. only: pleasant
working cond. Apply BENJAMIN
OSCAR, 1880 14th st. NV.
MATCHMAKER, exper. Good oppor-
tunity; refs. required. Write Box
352-Z, Star. lis
MAN, colored: nightwork: answer
phone. do odd jobs in funeral home:
settled, neat, sober, good refs; rm.,
board, small salary. AID. Alto.
MAN TO COLLECT AND SELL LIFE
INSURANCE. Old estab. territory;
good salary and commission; no
exper. nec.: on-the-job training
must have car MA. 8-1374. -16
MAN, young and energetic, with
vending machine experience. famil-
lar with operation and maintenance
Apply. giving experience. age, salary
expected. Box IA, Star. -19
MAN. mechanically inclined. able to
work on motors, hotel and restau-
rant equipment; 5-day. 40-hr. week.
subject to overtime. Apply 33O6
Sth st. ne. is