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Evening star., 1954-06-06

Savo time and laboSl .Aeivolly Two
Toois-in-0ne.' HE vsssoiile MonsoIAoweS
Is on omoxiag work sovssl Us live. pre-
cisioa meehonlsm Asss sothsrs. the"
smooshly cuts elso" Is" swosh through
gross. dondelions. Toll lown weeds. Cuts
right vp 70 wolls. ieaees. trees. Psoeii-
eoiiy eiiminoses hond tTimminsl Cuts steep
bonks sosilyi Hundreds Of thousands in
worldwide use. Write soday fer tvlo
dssuils ea linaisea ''oa Approved {.
IrlaD o9es." SeDa Direct Only.
aaossyAAaowea DISTRIBUTING co.
no.@6 ksssse el1v.. GRAND RAPIDS 2. MlcM.
Evening star., 1954-06-06

lN WASHINGTON
Mr.. Ben Adams says, ''I've Just made
q wonderful discovery here Its the
brand new Extra Value package Of
NuAce Corners for mounting snapshots.
Imagine - 800 Of my favofite corners
for only 25ti They're available in Q
choice Of eolors at photo, drug. s and 10
or department stores. II your dealer
doesn't have the NuAee Extra Value
package, send his name and Use to Ace
Art Co., Reading, Mass. who win send
you one by return mail - plus q sample
Of their famous Title Tabs" --Advt.
Evening star., 1954-06-06
Capitol Catt|eman
By Charles Farmer

to America by the Puritans.
He values his Devon calves
at $3.50 apiece, and his mature
Devons are priced at about
$500 each. He has Just ex-
ported two bulls to Panama
the first expectation Of the
Devon from the United States
in many years.
Devon cattle also are noted
for their hardness" he says,
"the ability to fend for them
selves. Turn them into q
pasture, and you don't have to
buy grain for them. They
make out on what the land
provideS-just as many of our
ancestors did"
Besides the cattle, Senator
Morse pastures at Sunrise two
American stand a dbred
horses, including Edgewood
Easter; several American sad
die horses, and a champion
bloOded Palomino mare,
Golden Flirt. He also has
two priced Shetland ponies.
In a modern chicken coop,
which he calls "the apartment
house" "a monStrouS cackling
goes on, inside), the Senator
and his younger daughter
Amy are raising a dozen diff
ferent breeds of blooded
chickens. I'VE do not keep
the chickens for utility pur-
poses, but for the pleasure we
obtain from raising different
breeds and showing them in
competition in the local fairs"
At present, Senator Morse
is completing the scraping of
a sixth -of-a-mile training
track for his horses.
Evening star., 1954-06-06

WHEN Senator Wayne
w Morse. Independent, of
Oregon isn't busy on Capitol
Hill, you're likely to find him
on a farm near Poolesville,
Nd, looking after his horses,
cattle and chickens.
On IS acres which he leases
at Herbert Swarthout's Sun
rise Pasture Farm, the Senator
Is carrying on q hobby that
began long before he came to
Washington. His father be-
fore him was a cattle fancier,
and the Senator still raises
livestock back home in
Oregon.
Senator Morse is reintro-
ducing onto American farms
the Devon cattle strain, whose
ability to survive played a role
in establishing the United
States. This is one of the
strains early imported into
the Colonies. They'd almost
disappeared.
The DevonS are medium
sized, usually horned cows
and bulls with solid, cherry
red coats. The breed served
our forefathers in three ways:
They gave milk for the family,
they hauled carts on farms,
and cuts from young steers
made wonderful steaks.
Devon bulls are noted for
their docility," Senator Morse
says. II have never seen a
mean one."
Out in Maryland, he has 16
registered DevonS of two
grades, and he is importing a
bull from England, whence
the first DevonS were brought
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-09-24
st. Petersburg, Florida

it is a word which contains the
key TO the crux of human exist
ence.
All through our history as
people we have been troubled by
the inexplicable hunger of man
to be more than man. Yet the Jew
has felt, as he shall always feel,
that the relentless urge that
drives man to build, to create, to
constantly better both his physi-
cal and his spiritual being is the
result of a God given potential. 1t
is this potential, this God in man,
which we call soul. And it is this
thing called soul which is brought
again and again to the foreground
during the High Holiday period.
It is only in a moment of silent
awe that we can better under
stand ourselves. our God and the
ideals of our people. 1t is only in
the saying of the words Of the
High Holiday prayer - Mans
origin is dust and he returneth to
dust he is like a fragile pot
sherd as passing cloud :.
as a dream that vanisheth"-that
we can fully understand what
humility means to the Jew. It is
only in the reading Of the heart
breaking MartYrologY that we can
even begin to comprehend the
heights to which can can ascend.
It is only in the chanting of the
Kol Nidre that we can glimpse
the importance ascribed by the
Jew to a verbal promise. For in
CONTINUED on Page 1907
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-09-24

There are not many overly
interested in who or what they
truly are. But there is this which
cannot be denied: the totally of
man has always and will always
continue to search within himself
for something more than himself.
Man wants desperately to be more
than man. Man is engaged in an
eternal search for glimpse of
his own soul.
We do not think much of this
thing called soul in the turmoil
of passing days. We may talk
about it: we do not think about
it. It is a word frequently used
and as frequently understood. Yet
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-09-24
The High Holidays
BY HERMAN POTOK

In the harsh pain of bitter loneliness quiet briance
sudden insight may find himself unexpectedly
questions: Who am I? Thew will come
him from nowhere these questions
may into the nowhere they but
long, lingering when
with the roots Of existence will be violently
questions fundamental to the Of man.
Evening star., 1954-01-10
ATTENTION
Immediate Openings
pApTIAI TCTTGr-

an AaG LAG lNNT
WaShington's Largest Agency
SALES
Sales; paper CO. $500 mo.
Sales; pharmaceutical Ito hosp. and
drug storesI. $4,000 plus car and
Route sales (beverage> S75-SI00 wk.
IBM supv. (402 and 4os, 500 wk.
Steno. columbus. o.. under 35- S. o.
Acct. (exc. pppJ. BALTIC, young.
Asst. controller trainee. (des*. nee. n cI
Clerk ipayroll and tipping exp. J,
Clerk (2 yrs. coll. math) $40 wk.
CLERK perpetual inventory exp)
: $50 wk.
stenos. 1youne) - sso-s75, 1Io wk
Trainee interested in home interior
decorating, draperyD $50 wk.
Jsnitor young vet.). exp, ) pm
: am. -- ~ So wk.
Clerk-typist ~--.---~..--. $50 wk.
Engineering-Scientific
Kelsh oprs, or multiplex oprs. pho
tosrammetry plotting and stereo
computing tor map prepJ. many.
Ind. relations adm, tcoll; grad matt.
bkgdD. exp. pension plans $500
Personnel adm. fheavy tech. recruit
ing exp. coast-to-coast for Industry
coll. grad S. O.
Tech. writer's tengrg. deg.l. naval
ordnance instruc. manuals 5. 0.
Research analyst tPh. D.-bio. or med.
Research analyst tsome coll. C. E. p or d;
archJ, to write engrg. reports,
$4,000 S4, 200
Purchase engr. tdeg. nec.), exp; cleo
tronics $4,000
Ensrs. (mech. or elec.). Instruments
Metallurgist, exp. plus deg. to So, 100
Engrs. tmech... indust., elec.. chem,
m2th., physicists and metallurgists), =,
sales Application Ensrs. tdeg. nec.>.
Field Service Engrs. telectronics train
ing). sales potential; young, single
ttraveb. S4OO-S42J plus car and exp.
Electronic Prod. Eners. 90 or 3 yrs.
once asst. tarch. or ensrg. training
est. exp. S15-S10O wk.
Math. calculators $1,000 81, 300
Engrg. aide tknow blueprints,, $50 wk.
INSPECTORS telectronic or electro mech.
expl S60-SS0 wk.
Maehinisl (electronic lab. expo, ex-
Craftsmen, detailers, designers and
Craftsmen lconstructionJ $1,000 up
Craftsmen (electronic layout exp. !.
S4,000-S6. 900
Many other excellent opportunities
| for technically trained men with
and without experience In N. Y. c..
Penna., Del. Nd; D.; c.. Mass
Evening star., 1954-01-10
U. S. Empl. Service
NO EMPLOYMENT FEES
315 18th ST. NV.

PROFESSIONAL LOCAL AND
OUT
Case Workers IN. A.. Craftsmen.
Enzineers tall kindsl. Mathemati-
clan, Photogrammetrist tStereo-
Equip, MachD. Physicist. Structural
Designer, Technical Writers Pack
aging and Preservation. Meteoro-
logical Aide (Oyerseasl.
MEDICAL
Social Workers. Medical Rec
ords Librarian, Medical Tech, Nurses
tPediatric and Staff. Physician, Psy-
chiatrist. X-Ray Tech.
sos K ST. NV.
Trades, Industrial, Hotel. Restaurant.
Construction. Unskilled Labor.
735 18th ST. NV.
Household and Industrial Women,
Maids.
Evening star., 1954-01-10
AUCTION SALES

ANTIQUES and modern furniture.
glass, china, bric-a -brac, etc. Thurs
flows. fIei r kocExllie, e;Mi iMSdaoNSAN Nd. Aoo-
ked L. Williams 4 Zed L. Williams, JT.
Auettoneers and Appraisers
Extra large sale this week.
Splendid used goods of all
kinds from h hfg -cla SIS
homes, apartments and
consignors. All to be sold
to the highest bidder at
AUCTION
w151I4Ms III MS 41SSS;r1Ss 1Ss; q. Eqysr q
This Tues. (Jan. 12), 2 Pm.
10.pc. Flemish Oak Dining Room
Suite. with glass tops.
unusually nice sofas and living room
Fine 3-pc. living room suite.
RcA comb. radio and 3-speed record
Table lamps.
Silver chests.
Secretary desks.
Living din. tables
Venetian style wal bedroom suites.
5-pc. high. class wal bedroom suite
Artificial fireplaces with brassware.
Chrome and wood breakfast sets.
Odd chests and dressers.
Pictures and mirrors.
Gas stoves.
Coldspot ,refgr with freezing pump.
Throw and room size rugs.
Odd Beds. springs and mattresses.
Numerous other articles too numerous
to mention
Public. inspection invited all day
Every one welcome. Auctioneers ph..
IA. e-2679.
Evening star., 1954-01-10
AUTO statesmen

2 responsible. aggressive, hard-hit-
ting men with successful sales back
ground. Must possess ambition to
earn Sl0,O00 or more per year. This
new Ford. the standard Of the
American roads Associate with one
OF Washington's largest and most
successful dealers. Opportunity un-
limited. Complete training and every
sales help. to insure top results
Floaters need not apply. For in
01S1. ask for Bob Rodes. PARKWAY
MOTOR CO.. INC. Ford Dealer.
3040 M et. NV
Evening star., 1954-01-10

ARTIST
May start with top salary for top
notcI. all-around man. Agency exp.
essential. Must be able to do quick
rough slick visuals, brochures. etc.
Stste your exp. and salary REQUIRE
B ga, Star.
ASST. BUSINESS MGR.
For non-profiit .automotive orsaniza-
tion. Preferable single. under 80
with military service completed or
inactive reserve status. Business ad-
ministration degree and some .ae.
to get alclg with people. attention
to detail. more important than ex-
perience. Salary open. Assured fu-
ture Tor right man. Inclose recent
photo. Box 5l-A, Star. Ill
AUTO ACCESSORY SALESMAN. m
sioe position; good starting salary;
company. benefits; should be ex.
HAsTSfsis HATTANs AuTo fls a fsq15dsS RAp1o CO.. NM Mr.
Mills. 1905 9TH st. NV. Ill
AUTO BODY MAN, top salary, hos.
pitalization, all dement's. See Mr..
Tolson. service MANAGER, JUSTINE
NICHOLSON. $500 Baltimore ave.
Hyattsville, Nd. 10
AUTO GLASS MEN (2). exp: good
pay. 5-day wk. STANDARD AUTO
GLASS. 629 N st. NV. HU. 3-5577.
AUTO MECHANIC. exper. on General
Motors products, for Washinston's s
LARGEST Pontiac dealer; excel salary
and bonus: good working conditions
Arply ARCADE PONTIAC CO., 1887
Irving st. NV, Mr.. Peers. -I3
AUTO MECHANICS-We have OPEN
ings for men who can produce
quality work; GIN experience pre-
iierred; 5la-day wk.; commission
6HEvp6I SaTlS; See E Mr.; Link: ADDISON
ave. NV. IL
AUTO MECHANICS (2) - Lincoln.
have references. Paid vacations and
insurance dement's. Good workinR
eoonditions. See M. Wentz. GRADY
AUTO MECHANIC. must be Al on
al cars; good refs: many BENEFITS.
Ask for Jack or Dave. MANHAT-
TAN AUTO, 1905 7th NV. III
AUTO MECHANIC with oldsmobile
experience; top salary. hospitaliza-
ts21;cs ti8n; all BENEFITS See Mr. T9IsSp,
SON. $500 Baltimore ave. Hyatts-
vile, Md. 10
AUTO RADIO and heater installa-
ton man. Must be experienced.
Best hours and pay. Many COM
pany H.y,, dement's. Apply Mr.. Mills,
CO.. 7th and r sts. NV. Ia
AUTO RADIO MAN. exp: good pay,
5E.day wk. STANDARD AUTO
GLASS. 629 N st. NV. HU. 3-5577.
are stuck in a place that tnst IS IS not not
drawing enough trafic for YOU TO
make real money, We have q good
opening here. The bargains we are
able to offer the public. plus our
heavy advertising, Is bringing in
more customers than our men an
handle. We promise to treat your
inquiry In strictest confidenes See
MI, Giles after g am. AUTO
WHOLESALERS. INC. 1871 Rla-
AUTO SALESMAN-Huick the beau.
tifMl buy for 81; Interviews at
HORNER'S CORNER, 9th and Fla.
ne.
AUTO Observation-Disclosures man
TO. sell new and used cars from an
extremely hot location; exceptional
noor play and excellent pay plan for
aggressive man. Apply In person to
Mr. Koval. LOGAN (FORDD. 53Ol
wisconsin ave. NV. 10
AUTO SALESMAN to sell new and
used cars; opportunity to build a fu-
ture for yourself in q perm, high-
income INC ONE, producing position with
Nj; Rosin, BEAI MOTOR Rs CO. i4o1 i4U1
Rhode Island ave ne 10
Evening star., 1954-01-10

COOK. for nishtwork; must have
references. ROMA RESTAURANT,
34l9 Conn. ave. NV. WO. 6-033S.
COOKS; good references; very i'm
portant as to character and ability
Also short-order man for night
shift. Box 46S-E, Star 10
experienced. with
legal or construction contract work
BACKGROUND. with typing ability.
P. o. Box l26. Wilmington. Del.
10
COUNTER MAN. kosher style deiica-
tail trade. Call XII. S-2S95.
COUNTER STOCK CLERK-Expe-
rienced in wholesale electrical sup
ply business. Excellent opportunity.
pay and working conditions. Re-
ply BOX 36-E, Star. State expe-
rience, age and marital status.
Evening star., 1954-01-10
SPECIAL NOTICES

WAETED--Partner for locker plant
ana abattoir; net income around
$50, 1000 year. This exceptional op-
portuntty available due to owners
$4,000. Return in accordance With
amount invested For further in
formation contact B. Z. BURKE
Damascus 2541. Route 2. Gathers.
ours, Nd. 10
BULOvA WATCHES, 33A% discount;
very NICE selection. ARTHUR MAR
KEEL. $40 Z ST. NV.
OIL BURNERS-S129.75: new. gun
szs ssSea az controls. s S76-sai. tanks;
] WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
myself. ALVIN v. WILBURN. 1915
Gale st. ne. Washington =. D. c.
TO MY MANY PREACHER FRIENDS
apmonsst prH,astt the Protestant CLERGY and
that l.. John William stahier' for
merly chairman Of the Bible pro-
gram, United States Bible Society.
Inc; and Edward J. Smythe, former
Bible society at l740 N st. NV. are
no longer connected with and 7or
associated with United States Bible
society, Inc, as Of Nov. 80, 1853,
auQ nave severed all connections
and/or ASSOCIATIONS with its self
appointed on1cers and personnel for
Just and sufncient and we'll estab-
lished reasons which are now and
nave been made part of the pub
nc. record. American Bible Society,
United Bible Societies, Inc: Wash
tngton. D. C., Federation of Churches,
please take note. (SignedD. JOHN
WILLIAM sTAHLER, EDWARD j.
Al TAX SERVICE - Business and
personal returns. Reasonable. TU.
3-O272 until pm.
COLUMBIA TAX SERVICE Expert
service on Federal, Va. Md, D. c.
taxes. OIL. 1895 or NE. S-l906.
TAX RETURNS accurately prepared
Phone ia. 6-0259.
ATTENTION, MR.. BUSINESSMAN.
accountant, experienced. reliable,
will bring your books up to date,
2repare statements, all tax returns.
Reasonable. RA. 6-745O.
INVESTMENTS MADE in LIST and ond
trust; will buy in good ist trusts
and take End; also business invest
:ments. CO. 5-4S03.
GET OUT OF DEBT
Let Budget Plan get you cut Of dent
Evening star., 1954-01-10

HELP-MEN

DANCE TEACHERS. 20 needed. No
inE bu. 1850 Tor sppointment:
salary and hours. 6-day wk. HIG-
GERS DRUG, 6017 Connecticut
ave. NV. --l5
CRAFTSMAN. for process piping;
good working conds.; attrac. salary
HICKS & INGLE CO., p. o. Box
561. Frederick. Md. or call Monu-
n1ent 3-Al1l Ext. 42lR. --15
Evening star., 1954-01-10

ardtown. Md. LII. 1884. 70
BARTENDER; draught and bottle
beer; must have knowledge Of food
service; local references required;
work. Call TE. 6-0OSo. 10
Evening star., 1954-01-10
INSULATION SALESMAN
.JANITORS

Colored, exper.. married man living
with wife for modern apt. BLDG,
must know stoker and minor re-
pairs; excel. salary and quarters.
Apply q to 10 am. or 4 to ) pm.
JESS FISHER MANAGEMENT CO.,
1920 K st. NV
Evening star., 1954-01-10
Classified Ad Rutes

Three Lines (Minimum)
] time. Csc per line
so etmes consecutively. 8Se oe,
tmee conseeutiveIy 30e DER line
"s3 automootles- 00c Der tine: A.ine
OpeclaI Notices ana Personal ,Ae M,
sdn0 additional
insertion
CLAIMS tor errors must be made in
SI.H,,tS Sms ios correction before Secono
To Place q Star Classified Ad
Evening star., 1954-01-10
Sterling $4,000

CLOSING HOURS:
SUNDAY EDIT1oN-lO Pm FRIDAY
MONDAY EDITIONS Pm. SUNDAY
TUES. to PRl-9 P.M DAY sEFORE
SATURDAY EDTTIoN-1o Pm FRI
Evening star., 1954-01-10
--,..->..---------------!
AUTO SALESMAN

Used car dept. Selling exper. pre-
terred. Good opportunity for a man
who is willing to work and wants
TO make money. Apply 1896 Good
Hope I'd. Sc. Mr.. Smith. FRANK
SMALL. JR., INC. Ill
AUTO Statesmen (2). Expr. used
car statesmen can make the best con-
nection In D. c. Good man should
earn 5 1000 monthly. ALDER OLDS,
INC. 1920 Georgia ave. NV.
AUTOMOBILE statesmen, experience
not necessary. For men with any
type of selling experience, this i
your opportunity to be trained tc
work for an aggressive new car
dealer. To men OF honesty. good
work. we offer free transportation
factory training program, q salary
and the highest bonus and commiS-
sion plan that We have ever offered
Apply 2033 Nichols ave. Sc. Ask
Evening star., 1954-01-10
Excellent Positions
for
Men and Women

WOMEN.
CLERKS cd some typing. Cheverly $3.50
Stenographers a. downtown loo. a6O
Elliot Fisher oper. t2D 200
Stenographers (5D downtown 2a5
Secretaries 90. NV. 500
Dictaphone oper. u) NV Open
Clerk-TypiSts ti) downtown .5
Clerk-typists t2) Va. area - goo
Bookkeepers CD downtown---- $40
MEN
Accounting clerk $50
Collection credit G1 - 5000
Secretary. auto. business ------- so
Bookkeeper rs
Clerk -typiSts "a - tj5
Meat cutter tbutcherl c) IS
Receivine clerks. under 81 (2D so
Sales engineer. temp. cont 100
Statesmen, several Salary open
Statesmen. insurance Salary open
Statesmen. real estate Commission
Asst property mgr. real est. is
Numerous other positions not listed
herein! We can help you.
Personnel Division
CONSULTANTS. INC.
I406 @ St NV. NE. S-42S5
Evening star., 1954-01-10
HELP--MEN

IDVANCE ACENT-opportunity to
represent established theatrical
company. Book entertainment plan
with civic organizations. Prefer full
time man and will consider one
part-time man Excellent earnings.
Single. free to travel Car essential.
Some college training preferred.
Travel with company in East and
South. For interview call Mr.. r.
L. Koch. Hotel Hamilton. DI.
1850. Sunday, 20 pm; Monday.
l-5. 10 pm. only. IL
Evening star., 1954-01-10

GET OUT OF DEBT
Let Budget Flan get you out OF debt
with payments YOU can afford re-
.EardlesS OF how many YOU owe,
ioon io sesIriss san,ss,x Or ,ndorfer: rfsr Not
THE BUDGET PLAN
- 1906 @ ST NV, ROOM SIS
MA S.l560
Evening star., 1954-01-10
HElP-MEN HELP-MEN
ENGINEERS
ELECTRICAL
MECHANICAL
DO YOU KNOW
THE MELPAR STORY

LIZ 1OO hNOW
THE MELPAR STORY
The story of a company
whose growth and achieve
1nents have established it
as a leader In the field Of
electronic research and de-
velopment. %
An organization where an
engineer can feel assured
that his efforts will be re-
warded by advancement
and recognitionscommensu-
rate with his contribution.
There's more to this story,
and we would like to tell
you about 1t.
FOR THE EIGHTH CON-
SECUTIVE YEAR, WE ARE
AGAIN INCREASING OUR
ENGINEERING STAFF.
THIS MEANS GROUND
FLOOR OPPORTUNITIES
FOR YOU. .
FOR PERSONAL INTERVIEW
VISIT OUR LABORATORY IN VA.
8 AM. TO PM.
MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY
Evening star., 1954-01-10
CREDIT TRAINEES
Crew Manager

This territory now available for ex-
perienced man. with car. able to
organize and work with small crew.
High weekly income and substantial
monthly check Arrangement. Take
orders for scatter rugs made or fin
ished by the blind. This feature
makes selling easy. No stock to
carry. no investment. no deliveries.
We furnish expensive selling kits.
Territory protection. Write to
President:
Rugs of the Blind, Inc.
Evening star., 1954-01-10

DENTAL TECHNICIAN-0ood oppor
paekins. " Wasins, @ etc., etc. Y WAsHfNos. AAssHiifhNsns
TON DENTAL CO.. 1904 L St NV.
DENTAL TECHNICIAN wanted, pack.
er, finisher. set UP man or expert
enced geld man. Good salary, time
sas 404. collect or i write sAYLoRs L
DENTAL LAB. Box 410. Manassas,
Va. Ill
DICTAPHONE OPERATOR
Full or part time; rapid on electric
typewriter; irregular hours. mostly
at night. Above-average intelligence
and ability: good salary based on
ability to produce. Write resume Of
experience and education to Box
417-X, Star,
Evening star., 1954-01-10
CLOTHING SALESMAN

Ewes. and week ends: excel pay: ex-
perienced men apply 1433 East-West
hwy. Monday. January IL. $3.50 to
Evening star., 1954-01-10

Phone Mr.. T. K. Bye at EX-
ecutive 3-5035 between 8
am. and 8 pm. on either of
those days to arrange a con-
fidential interview.
Evening star., 1954-01-10

ARTIST
May start with top salary for top
essential. Must be able to do quick
rough. slick visuals, brochures, etc.
Stste your exp and salary require
ments. Ali replies confidential.
B ga, Star.
Evening star., 1954-01-10

NATIONAL EMPL. SERV.
110S 18th st. NV. : Elk. 3-7270
Evening star., 1954-01-10
ARTIST

7,h. sth and Market Space NV
Evening star., 1954-01-10
IHtLp VITO. AcrnclEs ,co.,.,
Men and Women
CLERICAL. PROFESSIONAL
SKILLED UNSKILLED
WaShington'S Newest and
Busiest Job Mart
ABBEY PERSONNEL

'Washinstoh's Leading Agency
900 l4th st. NV. ST. :i-0i 90
Works mgr. exper.. large metal
fabrication tPa.D $50, 400
Financial, to open small loan dept.
IN bank So ti,JO
Employment mgr. N. Y. mfgr., 50. 900
Writer med nrOmofinu newSpa nor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-01
APIS. UNFURNIsHEp-MD.

1900 FAwCETT ST. tKensington
Md. Five rms. e bedrms). bath.
GRAvATTsTE. VA. s-os5S. = :
TAKOMA PARK-Attrac., 1-bedrm.
apt. on, 1st a.; conveniently located;
s TssSHSnab spF PTNsssd ~. gaS S$s "a
Piney Branch rds.--Beaut.. 2-bedrm.
apt, near bus, schools and stores;
sos. incl. utiis. RAFFELL REAL
ESTATE. JU. 9-1103.
TERRACE Three rms. bath. lge.
parauet floors; immed. occup. JU.
APTs. AVAILABLE At CoBuR TER.
300 Defense hwy, BladeAsburg
Nd. Next schools and shopping CEN
ter. bus stop at door. WA. 7-276s.
LOVELY BsMT APT. no children.
in Christian home. See 1t to ap-
preciate it. After $3.50 pm. wa.
l.BEDSkRM. APT. $3.50 in Rock
Creek Park area. Bus at door.
5u gPeG 9ss Of 5ns ST. osa o de EXT
BETHEsDA-Liv. rm.. dinette, kitcfi-
en-. 2 bedrms. and bath: cow. to
s sShGois' tTansp.. an and SHOPPING IA
NV ~ AALG-~-ASuC~bCd AptS.s lAV
rm.. dinette kit, bath screened
rear porch: near schools and shop
ping center;. S65 Pc 2-3003
CORAL HILLS. Garden ants. at D. C..
ire 2 bedrms,. 500 utils. incl: nr.
schools. bus. -shops. 10. S-70SS. u
COLMAR MANOR-3-room and bath
apt. private entrance. S5S a month,
BEAuTIFuL AND 2 BEDROOM
APIS; large rooms. $50. 80 to sos. SO
per mo-. including utilities. list
and Bird floors. HE 4-7n14. d
SILVER SPRING-Liv. rm., bedrm..
kit, din. alcove, bath; utils. incl.
$71.40; no pets; couple. 10. 3-6SS9.
e-BEDRM., End Il Closet space. Big
y Nnd u5i Io furn. Mr.. Md. u; $50.
TAKOMA PARK, MD.-1-bedrm. apt.
$40 to $50. 2-bedrm. apt. 500 to
SOS. May use own washer. clothes
line outdoors; storage locker. JU.
5-7560, or Fulton S-7453.
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coLORED--723 18th ST. c. E.--2 ige.
rms. KIT; and bath; apt. bldg: sos
per month.
2217 I4th st. n.w.--1 Ice. rm.,
dinette. kit. bath; utils. incl.a S65
month, ME. S-4941. -