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The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-01-23
CHARLOTTESVILLE SOCIETY
BY MRS. DONNA REAvES

by MkS. Do
The Charlottesville Inter
racial Commission met or
Thursday, January 18th in
the County Office building
The officers elected for the
coming year are Mrs. Roger
Boyle, president; Mr.. Floyd
House, vice-president; Miss
Julie Moss, secretary; and
Mrs. Roland Poindexter,
treasurer. AS a part of a
new program the commits
sion will meet every Thurs
day night at 500 o'clock.
For the remaining Thurs
days in January the Com
mission will meet at the Mt.
Zion Baptist Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cab
ell and daughter of Virginia
State College recently visited
their relatives and friends
on Ridge street.
The Phyllis WheatIey
Club met Thursday night,
January 18th at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Daisy Sam
ders of 343 10 1-2 ST. N. w.
In the absence of the presi-
dent, Mrs. Birdie Poindex-
ter, Mrs. M. c. Greer, pre-
sided. A very interesting
program was had and en-
Joyed by all. After the meet
ing delicious refreshments
were enjoyed by all.
X
Mrs. Ernestine Quarles
Jones who has been a pa
tent at the University of
Virginia hospital is now
convalescing at her home on
Dice street.
Mr.. Conrad Martin, pres
ident of the Danville Bank
In Danville, Va, was in the
city over the weekend.
Il x x
The Social Club of Mt.
Zion Baptist Church met on
Thursday night, January 7th
at the home of Mrs. Lettie
Spears on 18th Street, S. w.
The club is planning a Val
entine Tea to be held on
Sunday, February 18th at
the residence of Mrs. Elnora
Goffney on West street.
DIR. j. A. Jackson enter
tanned the members of the
Mems Bible Glass of First
Baptist Church on Friday
January 8, at Maple Springs
Farm. There were "a men
present and they enjoyed
many games, television and
the fine fellowship of being
together.
Mr.. Rudolph Taylor of Bro
Street, N. w., is a patient al
the University of Virginia
hospital.
Mrs. Frances Ragsdale Oh
Roanoke spent the weekend
in the city visiting relatives
and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lee
of Falls Church, Va, an.
nounce the birth of a baby
girl, Robin Ann, born De.
cember goth at the Adams
Hospital in Washington, d.
c. Mrs. Lee is the former
Miss Juanita Johns of the
Esmont area.
Mrs. Minnie Tonsler of
9th Street, S. W., is a patient
at the University of Vir-
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-01-23

Mr.. and Mrs. John Jack
son of Richmond, Va, spent
some time with Mrs. Jack
sons sister, Mrs. Nellie T.
Harris and other relatives
Evening star., 1954-01-19
National Capitol Net Rises;
Savings Rute Poses Problem

not paid handling costs for many
years and an increase In service
charges appears to be the only
solution
Net profit in 1858 amounted to
$87 ,120. compared with $76,355
In the previous year, Mr.. Didden
reported.
Total revenues before expenses
reached q record $573, ,728, COM
pared with $557,741 in 1852,
while expenses also rose to $405,-
507 from 500.
Assets at the end Of 1853
totaled $16,639,514 while deposits
amounted to SIS, ,489, ,694. Loans
totaled $7,0l7,515. Capital funds
totaled $995.434 VS.. $956,314 a
year earlier and book value Of
the capital stock reached $24.89
a share VS. $23.91 year earlier.
stockholders reelected the
following directors. Mr.. Didden,
j. c. w. Beall, Wilfred H. Blanz.
T. Earle Bourne, Thomas A.
Cantwell. James A. Donohoe, jr.,
S. Dolan Donohoe. Gratz E.
Dunkum, jr., H. Lewis Flemer,
Edgar T. Gaddis, Ernest E. Her
rell, Francis j. Kane, Adelbert
w. Lee. Frank j. Mann, William
N. Payne, jr.. Rudolph w.
Santelmann, Frank Small, jr.,
William Thomson. j. Ebert
Tune Arthur B. Walker. All
officers later were reelected by
directors.
Evening star., 1954-01-19

rose to $4,270,106 from $3.50
1876. Income taxes amounted to
$1,159.34 VS.. $986.158
Capital funds at the end of
1858 totaled $13,684, $50 VS.. $l3,-
ITS, ,296 a year earlier. Book
value was $40.25 a share VS..
$38.75.
Stockholders reelected the
following directors: Corcoran
Thorn, Floyd D. Akers, c. A. As
pinwall,' Robert c. Baker, Will
liam L. Beale. Daniel w. Bell.
Harry K. Boss, George B. Bur-
rus. William j. Flather, jr.,
Philip L. Graham, Gilbert H.
Grosvenor, Eric A. Johnston, j.
Spencer Love. Edgar Morris,
Benjamin j. Ourisman, Thorn
ton w. Owen, Warren Lee Pier
son, John A. Remon, John C.
Rill, Gustave Ring, Andrew Saul.
S. Percy Thompson. Benjamin
w. Thoron. L. Perry West, Law
renee E. Williams.
Evening star., 1954-01-19

Gross business of Fidelity
Storage Co. in 1853 jumped As
per cent ahead Of 1852, Presi-
dent David b. Karrick told the
recent annual stockholders meet
ing at Alexandria, Va.
Almost all Of the big increase.
which made 1853 one of the
busiest years in the company's
history. was in the storage and
shipping departments, although
the real estate department like
wise showed substantial gain
Mr.. Karrick pointed out that the
regular dividend of 50 a share
annually was maintained in the
year.
Stockholders reelected tn e
following directors: H. H. Dar-
nellie. E. r. Finkenstaedt, c. F.
Evening star., 1954-01-19
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Jan. ~ R).-Foreisn
exchange rates follow tGreat Britain In
dollars. others in centsl:
Canadian dollar In New York open
market 27s per cent premium or lO2. .S7Ia
United States cents unchanged.
Europe)- Great Britain tpoundl
$2.S1h up ID Of cent: Great Britain
Great Britain so day futures Isl 7I3s.
up Il Of a cent; Great Britain 30 day
futures 2.S1 a.. up IA of cent; Belgium
tfranci .2sss Of cent. unchansed; Hol-
land (guilderl 26.42 unchanged: Italy
0iral .16ls of cent, UNCHANGED: Por-
tugal (escudo) 3 so: unchanged Sweden
tkrona1 1894. UNCHANGED; switzerland
uranc4 tfree) 1892, unchanged; Den
mark fkronel 14.52 unclaimed
Latin America--Arsentina uree) 7.24.
unchansed: Brazil tfreel 100. un-
changed; Mexico 11.64. unchanged:
Venezuela tbolivarl 1908. unchanged.
Far East-Hong Kong dollar 1885.
unchanRed.
Evening star., 1954-01-19
New York Produce

NEW YORK. ,Ia-. 10 n, crsnls-
sutter barley steady. Receipts 1,5l4.-
he 1922 s.eadv. Receipts 4l3.-
126. Prices unehansed. 80
I'D. Recei-ts
1913. New York spot quotations fol-
low. Midwestern. mixed colo ex
$3.50 pounds 81 ~; extras. large t45-
- poundsl. 49a-5Oha; extras. medium.
47-4s; current receipts Tehandied. 4e-
Whites. extras f4s-50 pounds. 50la.
90; extras. medium. 1850. Browns.
extras l4s-50 pounds. 5I-52; extras,
large (46-5S). S0-51: extras. medium.
Evening star., 1954-01-19
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. jan. 10 QP (UsDA)
Salable hogs. 9.5Od: moderately active;
butchers uneven. steady to 25 higher
higher: choice 1S0-230-pound butchers,
25. 75-26.25, several loads 26.35-26. 50:
240-270-pound. 25;00,25;75: 2sO-350-
pound butchers. 24.00-25 90; choice $50
slightly higher.
salable cattle, 5000: calves. 500;
slaughter steers and kei.e-s. slow: steady
closed about steady bulls. steady to
strong: yealers fully steady. few loads
prime fed steers, - 75O-31 25; load
to iow-prime steers. 2350-2T. 90: good
to ow-choice grades, 2O.O0-23.25; load
utility and commercial 9OO-pound Eol-
stems, 1900; load prime .050-
two loads choice TO prime heifers,
- 80; bulk good and choice heifers,
19.0o-"A.O6; utility to low-good grades,
Evening star., 1954-01-19

In reporting record gross in
come and an increase in net in
come for 1858, Mr.. Didden said
the increased interest on saw
ings accounts posed the only Sc
rious problem for the institution
in 1854. Results exceeded our
expectations" he declared.
with downward pressure on
loan and investment interest
rates we cannot expect greater
revenues from this source" he
added. Checking accounts have
Evening star., 1954-01-19

pared W ith
$1,214,052 or
1857 in 1852,
p r e S i'd e n t
Daniel w. Bell
told S took
holders at the
annual meet
ing today,
Gross oper-
ating income
totaled &c.
752,103 VS.. &c.
O19,336 in the
previous year,
while operat-
inc oYnQY1SpS
Evening star., 1954-01-19

Mr.. Callahan,s selection indi-
Gated that he is slated for elec-
ton as second vice president Of
the association at the conven-
ton. According to tradition this
will place him in line to become
president two years later.
Mr.. Callahan long has been
active in the association. He
started his banking career as a
runner at Riggs National in 1923.
Evening star., 1954-01-19

t h e District
Bankers A S.
sociation at
the Gre e NJ
brier, w hite
Sulphur. w
Va, in June.
His ap-
pointment was
a n n o u n c ed
last night at
the nnidwinter
meeting of the
a aSSnci0 ti0n at
t h e M a y :
flower H o t e !
by President
Evening star., 1954-01-19
Korrick Reports rs Pct. Gain
In Volume Of Fidelity Storage

Jacobsen. Mr.. Karrick, James L.
Karrick. jr.. Alfred H. Lawson.
E. B. Roberts, James Med. Shea
and w. C. Woodward. At an or
ganizational meeting later all
officers were reelected.
Evening star., 1954-01-19

set. President
G ge A.
Did d n. jr..
president of
the National
Capital Bank.
t o l d t h e
banks annual
S toe kholders
meeting today.
H e S u g.
gested h a t
t h e solution
may be to in
crease service
charges on
checking &C
Evening star., 1954-01-19
By DonoId B. HodIey,

Increased interest rates on saw
ings accounts have raised a se-
rious problem for banks seeking
additional revenues as an or
Evening star., 1954-01-19
Callahan Put in Line
For Presidency Of
Capital Bankers

Daniel J. Callahan, vice pres
ident OF the Riggs National
Bank, has been appointed chair
man for the 1854 convention of
Evening star., 1954-01-19
Higher Net Reported
AT American Security
Annual Meeting

Net operating income of Amer
ican Security & Trust Co. In
creased to $1,322,648 or $3.50 q
share in 1853, after taxes, conn
Evening star., 1954-01-19

12.5O-lS.5C, utility and commercial
COWS, ;0h-14 80; Gamers and cutters.
bulls. l3 4o-16 %; commercia G0W%eTflae 10 erime
vealers, lS.00-30 90; most Gull and uttl-
ity grades, IL On-i z m 80 w.
Evening star., 1954-01-19
Charter No. 1903 Reserve District S
THE MUNSEY TRUST COMPANY
Charter No. 1903

Of Washington in the District Of Columbia
December 81 1858 published call made by
toer OF the Currency under section 52 u
ASSETS
l. Cash. balances with other banks including re-
serve balance and cash items in process of col
United States Government obligations direct 'S-''''
s. and guaranteed s577s72.s2
4 other bonds notes and debentures 1,0o231420
5. Corporate stocks tincluding o.
Federal Reserve bank) .- 81 0O3 90
6. Loans and discounts (including $177.5l over
drafts, 4.7osss4so
T. Furniture and fixtures --------~-------.---- 100
o. Investments and other assets indirectly repre-
sentng bank real - 100000 90
H. other assets 1l82153l
H. TOTAL ASSETS 22095 O255
LIABILITIES
ls Demand deposits of individuals. partnerships.
deposits Of individuals partnerships and
corporations ------------ --------- 1888 $50 90
10 deposits OF United States Government - 60l471.18
etc. s37s3e7
10. TOTAL DEPOSITS -s1s75sos2os
% Other liabilities ------------- 90 8s5 IS
q. TOTAL LIABILITIES -------------- sls84ss2724
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
Common stock total par --------------- .125oooooo
27 Undivided profits s-------------------- 3ss Oes %
z0 reserves --------------------------- 100000 90
20. TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS - 3246Oss2
ACCOUNTS ------------------------ s22Os5 o25.52
MEMORANDA
81. Assets pledged assigned liabilities
and for other purposes $2O28 500 90
City Of Washington District of Columbia ss
R. D. WATKINS president treasurer of the above
named bank do solemny that above
to the best Of my knowledge and belief
r. D WATKINS. President and Treas.
Sworn to and subscribed before this
1884 and hereby certify director of
this bank.
CoTrect-Aest:
c. H. POPE C. D RATCIIFFE
A. HARDING PAUL. F. w. STOEVER.
w. w. KIRBY, A. L. THOMPSON
FRANK G. WALDROP, Directors.
FRANK x. GROSS Notary public
Evening star., 1954-01-19

OF washington In the District Columbia
on December 81 1858 published response by Comp
oe OF the Currency under section 5211
Evening star., 1954-01-19

WALDO j. TASTET,
j. LAWN THOMPSON, Jr.,
CLARK M. CLIFFORD,
LEO A. WALSHE.
A. D. LEWIS.
WELLY K. HOPKINS,
LOUIS M. DENIT,
CLARENCE F. NORMENT, Jr.,
Directors.
Evening star., 1954-01-19

COrrect-AtteSt:
B. l.. COTTON,
RUTHERFORD j. DOOLEY,
II. GABRIEL MURPHY,
WASH B. WILLIAMS,
JAMES w. ANDERSON,
CROSBY N. BOYD,
v. MANNING HOFFMAN,
GEORGE HYMAN,
ROBERT s. NASH.
Evening star., 1954-01-19

REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE
NATIONAL SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY
Reserve District No. 5

OF Washington the District Of Columbia at the
December 81 1858 Published
troer of the Currency Section
Evening star., 1954-06-10
HElP-WoAAEN

H0UsEKEEPER, preferable with
nursing care. for. elderly lady IN
modern country. home in Lanham.
Nd. Steady employment. References
Iequired. Call AP. 7-07SS after
HotsIwIvEs-Earn money the he's easy
pnlimlted phone necessary. Call Q to
MANAGER. small guesthouse. exch.
for rm, pvt; bath and kit: refs.
MSNAGERs sSN Ssl sh6UsEKEEPER. StsIi for nD small
gaesthouse In exchange for light
MEDICAL SECRETARY-Good typist
surgeons ONCE; Silver Spring. JU.
NcR ssysi 5000 OPERATOR. for hotel
mgrs. once, 9 a.m.-5 pm. MERiD-
IAN HILL HOTEL. 2601 18th st.
NURSE. practical, white. under so.
for day duty, pvt. sanitarium. near
BY Mo. Prefer live in. OIL. 2-73o7.
NURsE-white. age 25-45. live In OF
out; For private hospital. Refs. co
nurse NfTssi4' cR. NJ to teach students; sS
Pleasant I' personality. 81. S:$Ssi
NURSES, registered; 4-12. 1928
shifts open; general duty; meals.
OFfICE HELP, knowledge of book
keeping and typing; store. State
salary and Qualifications. Box 800
PIX T eosfPEERAToR; mrs.. 8 to ii pm
PsRE PsEplS CPlER2Sr6k.' liza 5 s' snSS niS per month.
am. to 3 p.m.: day on; pleasant
conditions; permanent position: al
benefits. For further details, see
resident manager. MRS. HAYES.
PUtBEic Cooks t2). ss5; mothers
beach for summer, $40; also end girl,
S35. Housekeepers, nursemaids. moth
ers' helpers,. live in, $25 to $40;
PRUDENTIAL EMPL. SERv.. 1853
Wallach pl; NV, between T and U
gte mn 1Ath
Evening star., 1954-06-10
MEN, EARN UP TO
81 PER. HOTIR.

or more. Full or part-time. Learr
how you may qualify. Apply II
person, 10 to 10 am. or 3 to 7:3(
pm. at 30S Penna. ave. s.e.
YOUNG MAN, 2O-3O, draft exempt
night school student or some col
lege. training in business admins
s s5asoP b. or sn
able to deal with the public; excel.
opportunity to start at q clerical
level and advance in administrative
position; salary open. 5-day, 37Ka-
Room 800. EQUITABLE LIFE IN
SURANCE CO.. S16 18th st. NV,
NATIONAL 1''E informafion or1 fiS1' serviceU1t
you can get along on $50 wk. for
80 days we will train you to earn
from $125 to 5000 awk. Only mar
ried men need apply. Telephone
EE 3,691 for appointment. 10
S5; Involves clerical duties and
clientele. Applicants must be ener-
getic. well-spoken and personable
Telephone EN-; 2-4464 for appoint
ment with MR.. RATHBUN. 10
ESTABLISHED GENERAL CONTRAC.
good mechanics and knows the
painting business; good opportunity
for right man. Box 205-s. Star
COLLEGE STUDENTS. wanted for
sun summer SI, Gang np- Jobs. II interested
MECHANICAL ENGNEER;
immediate opening for qualified
small mechanism design engineer at
project level; college degree in me-
chanical engineering essential; pre-
fer man who would rather perform
board work than desk work; must
have years of appropriate expert
ence; must possess or be eligible for
secret clearance; excellent opportu-
nifty for recognition and advance
ment; salary commensurate with
exper:; all inquiries kept in strictest
confidence. Mail resume to Box
John Star. lie
personable, middle-aged
man for service office work. Exper.
desirable, but not necessary. Retired
armed service officer preferred. Hrs,
8 pm. to IL pm, z days. Box
339-S, Star. -12
Evening star., 1954-06-10
MILLING
MACHINE
OPERATOR
AND
LATHE
OPERATOR
MUST BE EXPERIENCED

MUSI De EAf
PHONE MR.. MARTIN
IOL. 4-7630 FOR INTERVIEW Apt.
.oo. Or APPLY az
to $3.50 pm. by appt.
Thieblot Aircraft Co., Inc.
NIGHT CLEANER, colored. Restau-
rant naPt! n SILVER T.sR spring slo u . to saI: sT
Ju. S-S5O1 for appointment.
OFFICE ASSISTANT with Bookkeeping
background. Age 27-35. Fast with
figures. Fine opportunity for young
man willing to adapt himself to va
Fions Ron s64s nhsses stSf Of wholesale business
PAfNTERS@Regular work for ist-
class men. JE. 2-1123 or come to
Gsrc, rear lls 3. Y S..vesN Broad St, a Falls IL
PAINTER
Full time. inside work, in modern
apt. bldg; 5h-day week. perma-
nent. len See MR., FORD, $500 WIS.
PAPER HANGER, FAINTER. rms.
ssSoressH sss es SEaL si2 up L9 Guaraatsed 4oss
PHARMACisT-Asgressive. good front
HohDs %5ii APRlzzR PPRRzRMAcY. sh es.'Gnj 18th and q
PILoT for boat on Potomac River.
gut Sus4St St Washington; part time EN-
PIUMBERs AND HELPERS, new and
remodeling work. Call OIL. 2-7247.
PORTER, colored. to work In auto.
leadership. consists Of general work
and and deaIersh1p Good pay; Vacation
T1saHhE;spHAp 1sHh; Hpi iMoToR seFy'eSo Co. 4765 Miiier &
ave-. Bethesda, OIL. 4-1OOO. -12
lPORTER. KITCHEN MAN-Days, S-2;
II ). drusstore, AP2 P2is i4tafiS.yi i4th g. NV:
PORTER. colored. between 1S apd
work STANDARD DRUG CO., S122
PRESsER. experienced only. on mems
asfsre1ss a1s TSmenf e0e5s G6SI psse~Srk ass
PREsassRRSss. WOOL. oS: exDerieneeG H ed only;
pay; Apply MT; Bryant, STERLING
PRINTER :COMPosIToR. top-notsh
premium for rieht man: permanent;
lge plant. Box 362-s, Star.
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
A man thoroughly exper. in all
phases Of Ice. residential property
management Is needed by Q major
real estate organ. BACKGROUND must
show previous exper. on . supef-
visory level. Applicants must be able
to assume heavy responsibilities as
well Q present initiative and imag-
tnation. In letter Of application
state complete exper. 1Teeord sa5E ana
Evening star., 1954-06-10
HElP--MEN

RUNNER, white or colored. for stocl
room Of one Of Washington'S leading
Ford dealers. An ,oppor sunity e
pay. Should have exper. in this type
have s0 Be. GT Drivers Sy .csnss. ss: sne Mr
Garner St FRANK SMALL. jr.. INC.
1901 Good Hope I'd. Sc. Ill
q. Webster, Wash
ington's Oldest and largest plumbing
and heating and appliance 1rm. Is
expanding It's sales force. We need
2 young men between the ages OF
% and IS 70 complete our. expansion
paStion vbcby yoH e1s are .Icesng iSoking i0r
Ing. conditions. guaranteed earnings
and . secure future. come PREPARED
to sell yourself: automobile Is
necessary. Call Mr.. AKER at ST.
3-610O or come into our store at
627 r st. NV. liz
SALESMAN ~. experienced. for tor
national brand, wholesale distribu-
sSr al ert6rsi s9 major vss1
against commission. Give full de-
tails IN confidence to Box 190-M
star. 10
SALESMAN. young man for credit
tewelry store: experience preferred
or win train ambitious young man.
Apply SCOTT JEWELRY CO.. S12
sALEsMAN-National orranisation
needs z. married man with car TO
enter the professional sales field
in landscaping design. Experience
not necessary Man selected will re-
ceive. thorough schooling at COM
pany's expense and be given an
opportunity to earn S1O0 or more
Q week while in training. For in
terview. call ia. $4,000. Thurs.
2 to 8 p.m.. Fri. $40 to 1880
am: or write Box 385-S. Star. -1O
SALESMAN
"a to As Neat appearance. for spe-
cial saleswork. Salary. bonus and
car furnished il necessary. For per-
sonal interyiew steCiw call Mr.. Robson.
PARKLAWN
1l6O Rockville Pike
SALESMAN-LIOUOR
II yen are an ex-grocery clerk, 25 to
40. experience in selling absolutely
necessary, must have good record
of accomplishments and be able to
provide satisfactory refs. Unusual
opportunity to Join the sales force Of
large estab. flrm: salary commen-
surate with ability; employe benefits.
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HELP--MEN

sHOE. sALEsMEN. sxper. Apply eol
II st. ne. -10
SHOE Statesmen, experienced.
: Steady positions open to reliable ap-
plicants. Excellent starting salary
plus. Apply MOE-BERG. 1927 Good
Hope I'd. 's.e. -16
SHOE SALESMAN. experienced; SAL
saiesmSsn. s Sns c2%% HppIy AjsS AJjsoSsERRfHT ERRfT'lps pE
YOUNG. 1926 r st. NV. -15
SPOTTER, silk and wool. SOO4 Wis.
ave.. Bethesda. Md. OIL. 4.707O.
STONE APPLICATOR-Exper. in ap-
plying nodded stone; top pay. steady
work. Natura-stone. Call WA. 7-7400.
Evening star., 1954-06-10
MElp-woMFN Gent,

'sAgEs Z g!1.se oi1sA3Sk as Fa6issp i;spisEs ssASa 81
sEA6a4 sSEAt64S4 SfaszrcnS.r. 5aqa 4 8 nE time. 70,
busy suburban shop; women only
need apply. WA. 7-9776 or wa
BE2GfY Beatty OPERATOR. erp.r.. gu guar.
day week. oV. S-i1Sl: ewes. H. s.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. full or part
time, days week.. Guaranteed sal
ary plus commission. JU. $4,000,
1925 Carroll ave-. Takoma Park,
Evening star., 1954-06-10

Do not apply unless you are expert
enced on and have been buying for
construction of S-story apartment
buildings.
SHAPIRO
ENGINEERING CORPORATION
oil 18th st. NV. ME. 8-1717
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. exper;.
full-time salesman, we have many
well-priced listings In D. c. and Nd.
REALTY CO., NO. 7-72O3. 10
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN ~ -:
Old. progressive COMPANY. small
sales force with many years exper
Realtors, builders. specializing ne.
Sc. Prince Georges County. Ma
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. ambitious;
experience not necessary; opportu-
mites great; car necessary; our
Office has developments plus nstings;
WINSTON CO, ST. 3-O55O. Ia
REAL ESTATE-Property manage
has immed. opening for young man,
to handle complaint and record
above $50: Box 335.S, Star. -l3
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN-Colored
to sell choice waterfront lots
Plenty Of prospects furnished. Ex-
cell. oppt. Auto essential. For in.
terview call AID. 4-3S20 or come
to Room 2O3 at 2001 18th st. NV.
between pm. and 8 pm. I'll
Evening star., 1954-06-10
PROPOSALS

COY. OF DIST; OF COL. DEPT. OF
SEALED PROPOSALS will be reed
IN Rm; 404: 400 Pa. ave. NV,
MAS Wash / p iS51 until It'll t1nn p' ,SIcIv p
stS 9sftSSfE s Atons eonsst St St So5 Hf n f. it, sPd
Is" dia. reinf conc. pipe sewer
PROPOSAL forms, and specns. obtain
@ ment a ofice. S CO is Rm. eefi 40e 1SspPs- 1Ss Pa
sss ss2s, NV, 'Tel jss.oi6f1l92 ss iS5g9o9 + Ext
PROPOSALS FOR THE SALE OF UN-
SORTED SORTED ~ WASTE ysII;,, PAPER:-T PER: $.
inston B. C. pERsns june E. Hie wsis
proposals will be received at this
s. r. June 80, 1854. for the sale
Of Unsorted Waste Paper which
may accumulate at the Government
Printing Once during the three
right to reject any and all bids
and to waive defects is reserved.
Detailed specifications Of the esti-
mated quantities to be sold. accom-
ing regulations with which bidders
addressing RAYMOND BLATTEN-
BERGER, Public Printer. je10.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
by the General Services Administra-
tion Region 3. Business Service Cen
ter. RIM. ZOO, 9TH and D Streets.
S.W.. Washington 25. D. c.. until
IL :00 AM. June Is. 1854, and then
publicly opened to lease to the
United States Government approxi-
mately $500 square feet of storage
space. at Rockville. Maryland. This
invitation is issued in connection
statutes necessitate Advertising in
this case. Invitations and Bid
Forms may be secured at the above
address. je10,14.
Evening star., 1954-06-10

SALESMEN-The fastest-growing food
plan in the area has more appoint
ments than our present sales force
can handle. The PILGRIM PLAN Of
ferS the consumer more than any
plan in existence today. 1t will pay
you to investigate. See MR.. GEL
FAND, 10 am. to 2 pm. at 1905
New Hampshire ave-, Takoma PIX.
SALESMEN-Here's your opportunity
to better yourself financially. Stop
boss. Sell Rawleieh Products in
City Of Arlington. Alexandria. Falls
at once. RAWLEIGH's. Dept. DEF
14.UU. Richmond. Va.
SALESMEN-lt you are earning less
than S100 per week and have the
desire to double your earnings in Q
permanent setup. pleasant work and
no limit to Advancement, call MR..
DELSON. HE. 4-6633 between 10
am. and noon. Enjoy the better
things for your family and self. Car
necessary. Must understand Jewish,
Statesmen (3)-To the man who
knows direct selling, we will prove
by demonstration in the held
minimum earnings Of S10O weekly;
prefer man with college education
or equivalent: all prospects FUR
nished; appointment selling; -Sad car
: Fridsy y 70 to IL 1s2:;u An. nrodrct. IN
demand liberal commissions; leads
furn. GLASS PRODUCTS CORP,
127 Kennedy st. NV. RA. 6-180O.
Evening star., 1954-06-10
AUTO MECHANICS

Washington's largest Chevrolet dealer
has openings for 1st-class mechan-
les; highest wage plan and excellent
working conditions. See Mr.. Multi
ken. shop foreman.
oURIsMAN CHEVROLET. INC: