davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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SALESMAN

To sell fine mems clothing. Guaran-
teed earnings. Pleasant working con-
ditionS
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WOMEN
AGE 81 TO As

To train for light assembly work. We
are accepting applications for pres
ent and future openings in an ex-
panding program.
Previous factory experience desirable
but not necessary.
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Bldg. Materials
USED
BUILDING MATERIALS
CAMP SIMMS
HOUSING PROJECT
18th and Alabama Ave. Sc.
BOTTOM OF HILL
OPEN SUNDAY TILL 3

OPEN SUNDAY TILL
GALORE IN OUR FINAL,
CLEARANCE WINDUP. HERE ARE
A FEW OF OUR SAVINGS.
2,s~x6's". each --~~---"" 100
i5rlck. cement. per Thousand - 1000
kerosene h.-Y. heaters. auto 500
Sheathing. Der thousand. as
vIo.., low Is -,.., $500
,ti,og ,thoS:snd .-.--- 1000
complete Q, OK
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CAT JEFFERSON DAVIS HWY
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
ARE YOU FREE after PM? Turn
evening hours into good income.
No experience required but ambition
p6on: nho sfE EN- Mn:ssiSsiissF7y' sSis7 For inte!yie"
COLLEGE STUDENT for summer
ant work: S420 for 70 days. BOX
DO YOU DESIRE O permanent posi-
Ton with large insurance company?
Openings for 2. cashier and genera
once worker; typing necessary; OPP
portunity for advancement; pension
plan, group nospitalization, paid
KsnnsS1; KEeSsssSn; At t5-d:y I.y week. Apply 1145
IMMEDIATE OPENING-For teacher
work: az. ?a over g.. n Must DfsmhnsRe ne insep!
ested in child guidance. Excellent
earnings and rapid advancement
Write giving age. education. expert
ence and telephone. Box 95-K. Star.
white companion for
older woman. not confined. Mon,
Tues. and Thurs. afternoons and
En-: noon TIL II pm. Ability to
orive car required. Temporary posi-
ton June Is to Aug. l. Ju. b-2l24.
Free gifts to Your
friends. Games, prizes alfts. Have
q plastic party or become our DEM
onstrator. Book parties. HO. 2-1O44,
PLASTICS. 2314 r. I. ave. ne:
WANTED. SILK FINIsHER. coiored
part time. ri. 2-Ss6b ~i'eiS'ioilS
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AIR CONDITIONER SALE
1854. GRATED. S249.96: FREE

AIR-CONDITIONER SALE
1854. GRATED. $249.95: FREE
INSTALLATION
St1. ssrvs sresPhSG oE o,css ssd
Chrysler. Easement conditioners.
AIR CONDITIONER. S75. AD. 4-42O6
ALLTSONS. 2212 14th st. NV.
SOFA, Early American, new
$195. Phone RA. 6-5465. IA
ANTIQUES-0et on your mark. get
set-go to Bell Kinds big Memorial
pay sale starting Saturday. Az e.
ANTioUE oak server, lse.: cannot
be reproduced for $500; also lge.
mahog. sofa. sos each. TU. 2-0391.
ANTIQUE, barrel bottom back Plat
Ssss S. GtIsE jE; 5:ssio. Nv "a q
per month. 'uii Suarantee. DoWp's'
EN- 1900 441S Conn. ave.
AWNING: new canvas. and frame;
Eise STesn' $50 70 Fl u iSns Snsbs1 opens sA 1T.
BATH TUBs. basins. toilets, new.
used: K. d W; PLUMBING CO.
BATH TUBS, basins, toilets: pipe
BLOCKS INC. l74e Lee hwy
sES Insar rKSNsfzE sfaaE' mAfHE SsaSO
and mattress; prac. new; also g.
drawer chest. LU. 2-1572. -26
BED. double. new spring, innerspring
mattress, S26; Kelvinator refgr..
EeTd E soREs s0pG; sS0; sSof,,SiN IL; 4-64oo. Ext
Prov. ANTIQUE ivory;
dble. bed, triple dresser, mirror. 2
step night tables: z mos. old. Cost
$1,000 plus bedding; sell complete;
800. Evenings, WO. 6-6176.
BEDRM. SET. twin, complete. chest
Of drawers with Hollywood oss eeo';
BEDROOM SUITE, blond; metal
wardrobe. misc. items. Reasonable.
1925 Chapin St. NV. Apt. 81. AID.
4-SS2S. -
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HELP--MEN
SALES REPRESENTATIVE

SALES REPRESENTATIVE
P.e:tiss disnity a selling nasa DSsitai9%n
year-old man who is polished talk
er. aggressive and willing to prove
ne is good. We require. man who
can follow o proven sales plan and
who can eventually qualify for man
earning $500 wk. within 90 days,
draw versus commission. Phone RE.
7-6911 for executive interview
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
40-hour week. NO nights. Sunday or
nSoams a0dan hhaa ss snS sfk s46 efss
week. Apply MDW EXCHANGE. Bldg,
ct IT. Myer and Cameron station.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
GSsns Mass eve GReF local r have nsd1EUln
Apply 4225 Conn. ave. between Q
sHEET ihd + METAL aiMi MECHANICS lss}-
Of sheet metal work. $40 d st. s.W.
SHIFT MANAGER for service station;
must be experienced and have good
local references; good wages paid,
annual vacation, year-end bonus and
S9s9 'oRPaaS Goaak Sf6s5i CO.. c4pDs sl y
sHoE sHHo5E'nsa sAhEsMaN-permanent lEsi niS POSI-
ton, excellent salary. plus commits
sion. Only thoroughly experienced
need apply. ANSONIA SHOES. 1119
SHOE sAIEsMAN-Exper.. for family
shoe store. Good salary plus COM
mission. MR.. STERN. Ii. 4-S916,
SHOE statesmen, experienced In
family-type store; permanent posi-
ton; liberal salary and commission
JOSEPH DE YOUNG, 4124 Wilson
blvd. Parkington. Arlington. -26
SHORT ORDER COOKS
Hs Apply PARk COLLEGE piNER, sGssf BsI:
timore blvd, College Park, Md.
SLIP-COVER CUTTER AND DRAPERY
cornics boards and hang draperies
ting job: must be energetic and
ing i,,S4 eSSnditiens; Apply HoNEYCUTT
DPHOLSTERERS. 2S13 MIST. NV.
TELEFH0SNsEE & Statesmen. experienced.
7-114S. Mr.. STAFFORD. -25
TERMITE CONTROL OPERATOR -
Exper. prefer. but not essential. Age
21 to 40. National concern. Liberal
company benefits; S225 per month.
Apply at 5S04 Ga. ave. -26
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HElP-WoMEN
AID TAKERS

1101 Penna. Ave. NV,
BOOKKEEPER, exper.,
accurate with figures; must be able
to type: 5-day wk.; air-cond. once.
Apply to Mrs. Strauss, MAJOR
MASTERPIECES, Oil 7th st. NV.
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FAMILY MAN
WITH CAR

Big earnings. Good references. Apply
1421.23 EaSt-West hwy, Silver
Spring, Nd. and ask for MIR. LLEW.
ELLYN.
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SALESMAN USED CAR

have good record of accomplishments
and be able to provide satisfactory
references. Unusual opportunity to
Join the sales force of a long-es-
Carnie. STOHLMAN CHEVROLET,
INC, 33rd and NJ SITS. NV. AID. q
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electrical wholesale business, Cali
ia. 2-1400. Ext. %, bet. 9-12 am,
for interview. -25
DUE TO expansion program, q major
tire distributor requires the services
of an experienced retail salesman.
A permanent profitable opportunity
terviews arranged, salary open, re-
plies confidential. Write details of
age. experience. Our employees know
about this ad. Box loom. Star.
SHOP and yard man for
afternoons. Sat, We win help you to
learn much both in shopwork and
drawings, S1.00 hr. TO start, more
II worth 1t. Box 234-M, Star.
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NEED A JOB?

will you consider 1884 per month?
We need 8 men. under 35. with cars,
interested in permanent employ
ment. Call ia. 9-1066 Mon. for
personal interview. pa
Evening star., 1954-05-24
SALESMAN

Desire services of an experienced man.
Floor time. group disqualification in
plan. Mr.. Smith. FRANK SMALL. Jr.
INC. 1901 Goodhope rd. Sc. pa
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BKPR.-ALEX.

POTOMAC EMPi.; AGY: HRS, e-s
oil King St., Alex, XII. 9-5055
2334 Wilson Blvd, Arl., ia. 7-O519
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPER.
ATOk--opening for young lady to
Remington Rand Bookkeeping mach.
and do related work; 5-day wk.
Apply in person to Mrs. Strauss.
MAJOR MASTERPIECES, Oil 9TH
gen. ofice work for small
ONCE; ne. sec. Must be able to type.
5-day wk. Exper. only. Apply to
MR.: NORRIS. GIG 9TH st. ne. IA
CASHIER. experienced on MGR 20OU.
for credit clothing store; permanent;
man at KINGS. 735 7th st. NV.
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No experience necessary. Must be
between the ages of 10 and 35.
Earn $50 a wk while learning plus
rapid advancement. 15 girls needed
now. Apply 1922 18th st. NV, 1st
floor. $50 to 10 am. only. See
MR.. COOK. -25
LADY - Well established business
house. doing Nationwide business,
has desirable opening for lady of
good appearance to qualify for
position of responsibility. Apply at
Suite 924. 1346 Conn. ave- NV,
between 1:15 and 4 pm. No tele-
phone calls. please. -25
WOMAN with ability: must be ag-
gressive to appoint, instruct and
supervise q group Of women; car
helpful; full or part time. P. o.
Box 1928. Washington. D. c.
WOMEN t6,. capable. ambitious.
earn up to $40 wkly. in hrs. Of your
own choosing. RE. 7-S1O7. -25
white, 1S to so; restaurant
work; be willing to learn baking,
cooking. food checking and general
work. S60-A<WEEK JOB. Apply
eHOLL's COLONIAL CAFETERIA,
LUZ Conn. ave. NV. see Mr.
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4V4CoN1O11d1 01VdUOoASU
Training; low tuition, weekly pay
ments. Job guaranteed. PATH
FINDER. 1877 11th st. NV. ME.
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MEN WANTED
SALES AND SERVICE

Il you are between the ages Of 21
references. and interested in earn
ings opportunities Of $50 per week
to start. we would like q personal
interview with you. Please call XII.
9-O0S5. 7:30 pm. to 10 pm. this
evening to arrange for an interview.
Evening star., 1954-05-24
.IEWEI,RY SHOP

Has opening for young man. age 81
to IS, mechanically inclined.
handy with tools. willing to learn,
conscientious; good oppor.; perm.
Call for appointment, DAVID MANN.
Concourse. Pentagon Bldg, IA. 2
Evening star., 1954-05-24

|CL0GGED DRAIN PIPEs electrically
razor cleaner or no charge. ROTO-
ROOTER. Phone RA. 6-SSSS any
day. any night.
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MISUNDERSTANDING

1st-class white me-
shsnic; chsEnLicG; work guaranteed. Call ST.
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MUSICIAN-3-pc.. Hill Billy band for
dance hall in Virginia. JE. 2-966O.

MUSICIAN-3-pc.. Hill Billy band for
dance hall in Virginia. JE. 2-9660.
NIGHT MAN, colored, non-drinker,
for centrally located apt. house:
knowledge of stoker.. switchboard
and elevator essential: hours. IL
pm. to s am; salary, $1l0 per
mo. Call res. mgr, MRS. HOBBS.
DU. 1880, for interview. IA
OFFICE MESSENGER-White. some
cleaning. Must have District
drivers license. HO. 2-2636 Mon.
through Fri. "a
PAINTEk'S HELPER. exper. Call
Mr.. Grimm, OIL. 2-4S00. DAHL AUTO
SERVICE, 1856 Bethesda ave-. Be-
thesda. Md. IA
PAINTERS WANTED. Mt. Vernon
ave. Alexandria. Phone Ia. 9-5176.
PAINTER-Year-'r round Job at large
motor court. Must also do other
maintenance work. $3.50 mo. Apply
Mon: after 10 am. HOTEL COURT,
10203 Bait. ave-, Berwyn, Nd.
WE 5-567S IA
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CLERK-TYPIST
High school education. steno. know
ledge. branch once, Of large insur-
sond oDpo4 geassnt ior
ARD ACCIDENT INSURANCE. CO,
326 woodward Bldg. Call Miss Cou-
rembis, ST. 3-1133. -27
COOK and food manager. white, for
small summer club. Mondays of,
meals and room. pleasant surround
and Tues. evenings. -25
COSMETIC-DRUG CLERK. white, ex-
perienced only. References. 1920
am. to 2 pm. Closed Sundays and
holidays. Apply in person only. No
phone apQlications accepted. Ma
TIONAL DRUG CO.. 1000 Conn.
DENTAL" ASSISTANT, white: 5:Say
preferred. State age and salary ex-
pected, Replies confidential. Box
DGcTAPHoNE St2E SseG; OPERATOR, ue expert
s0sad ana oc
town. $47.50 per week to start with
raises based on performance; paid
vacation and many company bene-
fits. Call MR.. PAROJINOG after
am: Monday. co. 5-1O14. "a
is a capable stenographer. able to
carry complete editorial ONCE rou-
tine under supervision; 5-day wk..
pleasant surroundings. Write fully
stating experience. age. salary re-
guirements and phone number.
FOUNTAIN GIRLS. must have at
least 3 yrs. exper.: excel salary,
hours: meals furnished. 5636 Com
necticut ave. WO. $4,000.
clerical background and ability to
handle and Coordinate detail work.
Air-cond. ONCE; 5-day wk. Apply in
person to Mrs. Strauss, MAJOR
MASTERPIECES, Oil 7th st. NV.
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SECRETARY

For engineering and real estate prop
erty management executives. Ap-
plicant must be familiar with the
general language of building speci-
f1cations, types of materials, etc.
Varied responsible duties as found
in a 1-girl ONCE. dictation, typing.
filing, phone answering. etc. Should
have 100 w.p.m. shorthand and min
imum 55 tipping speed. Age 25-35
ITS snd snrrS SSsy % s79 pns Dsfe Mesf sate
experience and previous earnings to
BOX 1911, STAR
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YOUR DECORATOR
Your painter, color maker or wall
patcher is available to make your
apt. look like new; old or new work.
RE. 7-84SS. 26s
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statesmen (2)
Sales Manager
d C. MD AND VA

Man with behind-the desk and field
experience in training direct con-
summer sales force. This position will
ary commission and overwrite to
right man. If you do not have all
the experience required, answer this
ad any way as this opening must be
filled at once. Apply Division Man
MICA. el say aS0hSh9fh1H 18Th st, NV. wash. B. Z.
Or call RE. 7-6913. -26
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EURN1TURE-NEW
DISCOUNT HOUSE

D1SCOUNI HOUSE
$I995 ~ chairs. coiors $685.
$9S. 30 Wrought iron sets ---$54 .95
$129 bunk beds. compl. ----S79.95
Sl49 maple bedrm. suites - SO
sverythins H r% at diseout die rm pricss s1ts'
KING. 8203 Georgia ave. JU. 9-5s91
FTURN,;j1LSunee T1ss,j. LS chair: stepup table.
FGRN@bufistssil Gf VI nfssii chin. cabinet IA isbl.
and six chairs. mahogany finish,
Al condition; best offer. UN; A.
FURN.-Maple dinetts set, desk and
chair, dresser with mirror: Duncan
phyie sofa. African camp chair:
ie.aying n.fylg June 1. Call 10 b-5os1
rm. suite, 2-pc. rose.
$1OO; platform rocker. S25: leather.
end, SOB: oval Duncan Phyie lamp
table, $40. Lane cedar chest. mahog..
sS1Ssins' ''Ss Ms, ADs. a.'%s co. H. 4ssss. s's;E
maple bed, S12: Law
son love seat $45: studio couch. $40:
Duncan Phyfe sofa. $50; ice cream
parlor chairs. $3.50; mattress. $40:
summer rugs. 81. Reupholstering
sofa and chair. incl, labor and
covered. $4s. Repairing. refinishing:
HoFFMANN UPHoLsrERs, 2447
ISL 18th 81, NV. co. 6-511e: open
rollaway bed, near new,
$50: unframed wall mirror, 24-in.
diam. 50. NO. 7l6S2 after z pm.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDION-Beginner's size. almost
Gordon. reas. JU. S-6455. "a
AIR CONDITIONER, 3-ton Chrysler
Air. Temp. commercial unit. In per-
feet running condition. A steal at
$3.50: Call ME. s-6111 for infor-
AIR CONDITIONER, Westinghouse
3-ton, in operation: will demon.
strate; excellent condition. ST. g.
AIR +Ii CONDITIONING, Q new r three.
denser; factory lists over 2.50O ca
Have to sell fast; $1,000 ca. Cal
AIR CONDITIONER, N-ton General
Electric console, serviced, ready to
60: S150 RA 6-3343 -2k
Evening star., 1954-05-24

MANAGEMENT CAREER
National company has opening for
ambitious. well-groomed woman to
train for managerial position; salary
during training .period. to qualified
train and supervise Use w sales Is 20 orssn rsssT
cation. II you are between "a and
40 and willing worker. here is
an op oopportunity for you to make
50 $500 foT ocs yoqr Hae rs
personal interview, call LO. 5-0790
between and IL am. only. Ask
for Mr.. Travenner. -25
for beauty salon, 5-day
wk. top salary and commission.
EMILE. 1921 Conn. ave. NV. -25
MASSEUSE. exper., full or part time.
days. 1929 F st. NV" second floor.
SECRETARY. between ages
2O-35; the hours are good. the SAL
ary Is open, Phone weekdays. 8 to 4.
TECHNICIAN, reg. or grad.
nurse. nurse with nth. labo5atCry GnH exper, for
OPERATOR, exper-
Xork: Apply i12s 1sth, St. .Cn.sa'' NV
experienced. Apply 1907 I. st.
NURSE, white. for general floor duty
in small nursing home in nearby
Va: Live in; exper. in hypos, etc.
Refs. KE. S-5252. go
or similarly qualified per-
SON., desired by physician as q
state qualifications. Box look.
NURSE. white. age 25 to As: live in
or out: general duty: references.
OFFICE fPi R-45If CLERK, white, under r2s 90.
5A days per wk., air-cond. ONCE;
2 other girls in office; $50 per wk.
Ask for MIR. VAUGHAN, End Floor,
1419 Eye st. NV. -25
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GAS RANGES


1858 FLOOR MODELS SELLING
RANGES ARE NEW GAS co. FL
sANGINGi ~ SJS,1i,s NO DOWN PAYMENT.
1-38" Detroit Jewel Stand
ard; was S164 so S122.0
$50" Magic Chef; was S215. III so
Ito" Tap Tappsn Auto. De Luxe; .eo m
Shapiro Plumbing Co.
3006 Georgia Ave. NV. To. 2-19O0
GASOLINE LAWN MOWER, only used
several times; owner leaving town;
reas. UN. 4-3731. 20
STARTERS. $3.50 up:
lge. assort.: elec. motor repairs; 10th
VI. Carly. 1908 14th NO. 7-0224.
GOLF CLUBS, 4 matched Walter
Hagen woods. never used. "a model.
GoLF Clubs. matched set Mac
Greeor Ben Hogan irons, 2 through
9; excellent condition. IA. 2-7500.
HiDE-X d -X.BED. Simmons. sofa bed.
gray. practically good as new. owner
going abroad; best offer. JE. 4-lgbo.
HosPIfAL H5:sP BED-Barrain; used short
time, like new, side rails included
S65 Phone RA. 3-2129.. -25
IRONER, Kenmore de luxe. 500
OF. 4-7122. IA
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HELP-WoMEN tcons.D }
CLERK-TYPIST

We have an opening for Q good typist
to work in our division office. We
desire lady who can type at least
As wpm accurately, who Is inter-
ested in Q permanent position.
We Offer
Good working conditions
2-Hours $50 to Monday through
Friday
3-Vacations with pay
4-Co-operative group insurance
plan
5-Many other employe benefits.
APPLY
SAFEWAY STORES, INC.
1845 4th st. NE.
$50 to 11:30 and / to $40
Monday through Friday
Evening star., 1954-05-24
TEST TECH

Those with good theoretical
background and of recent
practical experience, par
ticularly those having dealt
with r. F.
Permanent position with op-
portunity for advancement.
Call in person or phone for
eve. appointment.
WA. 7-92O0
MD. ELEcTRoNIc MFG. CORP.
5000 CALVERT RID.
COLLEGE PARK, MD.
Evening star., 1954-05-24

MEN (2) to work with manager on
regular routes; no experince needed;
can earn $50 per wk. See Mr..
MASON, Room 402. 14O5 q st. NV.
MEN-Two full-time and one part
time. Full-time men with no pre-
vious experience average 500 and
UP per week. Repeat business plus
regular customers assures you of
steady, regular income. Start on a
l or 2 day trial basis II you wish
to prove to yourself what an excel.
oppor. this is. Fuller Brush dealers
average 500 and up per week, call
ing on regular customers by appt.
Fuller Brush customers are pleasant.
courteous and buy these famous
everyday necessities regularly. An
exper. man will make calls with you
and train you. If you are interested
in sure way to raise your income
inquire at Oil National Press Bldg,
14th and F SITS. NV, or phone DI.
7-4477 or DI. 7-349S. -25
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MEN-COLORED,
-ADNY Aan - ~Ax1

EARN $40 A DAY
Must be very neat in appearance
sary: earnings start immed. ABBY
1922 18th st. NV, 1st floor, $40
to 10 am. only. See MR.. COOK.
MAN, white or colored. draft
local refs. CASE PHARMAcY, 925
MAN@$5o a week JOB. Meals
and vacations, for dishwashing and
potwashing. Apply SHOLL'S COLO
NAL CAFETERIA, 1899 Conn.
Ave. N. w. See Mr.. Fajfar. -25
YOUNG MAN, draft exempt. high
school graduate. 90 to. 80. to learn
IBM tabulating machine; 5-day.
Perscnnel pnh5 Tsss oe. AyriSTE ApPIy ESc% HSs 100
INSURANCE CO.. s1e 14th ct. NV.
YOUNG MAN sBOOKKEEPER with
auto finance or small loan expe-
rience. $e5 per week to start, grad
uating raises. vacation and COM
pany benefits. Box 32-L. Star.
YOUNG MAN. 90 to 80. draft ex-
empt. night school student or some
college training in business admins
tration, economics or accounting.
Must be personable and able to
deal with and meet the public. This
position starts on q clerical level
but oppor. for advancement is GOOD.
experience and other cualific ations.
5-day wk., z u -hr. day. Apply per-
sonnel ONCE. room 800. S16 18th st.
NV -27
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Jewelry Made to Order
RoDIN jewels. sos 18th ST. NV.
KITCHEN CABINETS, .4O% discount
on sink, wall and base cabinets,
FACTORY DISPLAY ROOM, 2041 K
NV. st. 3-4420. -26
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MAN WITH'CAR

For sales and service work. High
weekly earnings. Permanent posi-
ton: References required; Apply
ELECTROLuX CORP. 1903 Duke
ST.. Alexandria. Va.
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BUSINESS SERVICES

LAWN MAINTENANCE, INC, lawn
cutting and trim work: Va. area.
Free estimates. Call JE. 4-5735.
Evening star., 1954-05-24
MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

4 RIDERS TO BOSTON. Leaving
May 2S, returning June 2. Call
Evening star., 1954-05-24

Beverage Fountain, electric
luminous, $500. RE. 7-2527.
Evening star., 1954-05-24
ARAGE AND MACHIN
SHOP EQUIPMENT

SHOP EQUIPMENT
Buffalo No. 1s drill press. high h-speed
drills, armature lathe. Atlas shaper,
vises, brake drum lathe. clutch plate
machine, Manley port. motor, r. B.
stand, Manley arbor press. chain
hoists, .Sunnenhoner. brake drum
riveter. trans. hydr. Jack. bat. charg-
cellent cond. Open sun. l-5 pm.
CAPITOL BATTERY EXCHANGE.
626 N. Y. ave. NV. ma. S-0592.
25s
GAS RANGES, new. used. instalia-
ton. PEERLESS SALES CO.. 2237
George ave; DE. 2-666e.
GAS RANGES. new. used. -epairs;
STOVE. 1O11 9TH NV. MA. s-S052.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-03-25

who were on their way from
Richmond, California, to Balti-
more. Jackie has not seen her
aunt for years, and the Ripleys
have never seen the Mattingly
children.
We are sorry that Allayne Ash
by has had the mumps and now
her sister seems to be getting
them. Hank Shaver has spent
another week in bed, as a result
of jaundice. We hope he will
soon be out again.
The Broadwood Manor Sitters'
Club is offering its services to
anyone living in Broadwood
Manor who wishes a sitter while
going to register. If you want
one, call "Buzz" Bayles, 1893, or
call me. THIS SERVICE WILL
BE FREE!
1 personally want to urge every
one of my neighbors to go and
hear the candidates speak Z.
ALL of them. Only in way can
a person really make up his mind.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-03-25

Homemakers I, II, and III, met
in joint session the evening of
March II in the auditorium of
the school so that all members
could have the opportunity to
meet and hear the new home
demonstration agent, Mrs. Cath
crime Rhodes.
Mrs. Rhodes, after briefing the
group on the background and
purposes of extension work, gave
a demonstration on slipcovers.
She showed a footstool made
from a box, with imitation leath-
err over the bottom to prevent
scratching of the floor, and COW
cred with a slip cover. Everyone
vowed to go home and add this
professional looking piece to her
living room.
Members separated into small
discussion groups to decide what
phases of homemaking they
would like help with from the ex-
tension office in the coming year.
Some of the foremost problems
agreed upon were the need for
help with budgeting the daily
time and work, remodeling cloth
es, home painting, and menu
planning.
Mrs. George Pittenger favored
the group with reading of a St.
Patrick's Day poem, and Mrs. Ed
win Libby led in assembly sing
ing of "When Irish Eyes Are
Smiling"
Mrs. Hy Holman has been
named chairman of arrange
ments for fashion show by the
three clubs on May IL. The fash
ions will be shown by the Hecht
Company. 1t is for the benefit of
the pre-school recreation pro-
gram.
Refreshments of cupcakes,
mints, and punch, all set in an APP
pealing st. Patrick's Day ar
rangement, and carrying out the
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-03-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward H. Hit
have been vacationing in Florida
and are expected home this week
end.
If you have missed Mr.. Israel
Grossman lately, it's because he
has been ill. The good reports
are, however, that he is getting
along nicely and will soon be
out and about again. He has been
patient in Suburban Hospital.
We also understand that Miss
Frances Ricketts, has been in Su-
burban Hospital. She, too, is get
ting along nicely, and this is
good news.
Did you know that one of the
mixers accompanying Justice Will
liam o. Douglas and two Wash
lngton newspaper men along the
c & o Canal is the brother of
Mrs. P. M. Slater of Beall Ave
nue.? He is Mr.. Charles Thomas
OF Washington, retired mail
carrier, who has been described
by the newspapers as being the
freshest" at the end of the days
hike. Mr.. Thomas is a lively 70
and thinks nothing of hiking IS
or 30 miles day. He is a char
ter member of the Appalachian
Hikers Club. Of the original 81
to begin the hike, we'll wager
Mr.. Thomas will be among those
at the finish line.
On Friday, March 10, fifth
grade pupils of the Lone Oak
School gave surprise party for
their former teacher, Miss Shir-
ley Ann Martinson, now Mrs. Ho-
ward Wilson, wife of the Rever-
end Wilson of the Crusader Luth-
eran Church. The party was held
at the home of Mrs. Kenneth
Williams, who was assisted by
Mrs. William Rossiter and Mrs.
Theodore Perrine. Mrs. Wilson
was presented with a beautiful
hand-painted serving tray and a
wall rack to hold it. While the
day was cloudy outside, the house
was like breath of spring, with