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Evening star., 1954-09-25
LUMBER SALE

OPEN SATURDAY $50 TO $50
SUNDAY 9 TO 3
Free Delivery to Wash. Nd. and Va.
S-ft. studs. sec ea.; S-ft. 2x4 FIR,
acc ea.: sheathing. 10c bd. IT.:
1x12 white pine shelving. 12c fl;
knotty-pine paneling, l6c bd.. IT,;
AXIS plywood. S3.95 ea.; white house
paint. S295 gal. Used plumbing
and many other bargains.
Orders taken for Saturday
and Sunday delivery.
Robinson Lumber Co.
1899 Kenilworth Ave. NE.
Phone LU. 1-1200 for Free Delivery
Evening star., 1954-09-25

Patapsco River black loan for lawns,
flower beds and gardens. Landscap.
ing; 6-ton loads. contract prices.
Any quantity.
TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE
LU. 2-4924. weekdays. pm. to o
p.m.' Sat. and SUM-. 8 am. to o pm.
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FlagStone and Stone
WORK
torches. patios. retaining walls. tile
drainage. Also Waterproolng.
ANGELO MARCUCCIO, JU. 9-1160
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FENCE, CHAIN LINK
st Stalled. Big at savinss s IL. 4ooa6o; e o
IA. S-0442: SP. 3-670S til Q pm
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

D7 Caterpillar, for rent
by day or longer. Mr.. MULLINS.
OF 4-S155
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ALL FIR FRAMING. per M S65
ASSORTED KITCHEN CABINETS.
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ANTIQUES

bric-a-brac, china. glass
ware. Oriental art objects, jeWelry.
rugs, silverware, paintings, por-
traits, highest cash prices paid. Call
MURRAY, JU, S-ISOl
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N.C.k. CASH REGISTERS ts,. good
cond.. ring Up to 99.99, 4 and
totals. Change to self-service forces
US to sell. Would cost over 81 800,
will sac. $175 each. HECHINGER
CO., 18th and H ne. See Mr.,
Evening star., 1954-09-25

STONE, FLAGSTONE, CEMENT
Walls. patios, steps, etc. Call JERRY
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)FFICE FURNISHINGS

NEW CONDITION
Royal elec. microtype long carriage
typewriter, custom made: wire
p recorder: top Grade executive
: desk: l secretary's desk and chair
steel filing cabinet and additional
items. Call OIL, 4-,53f. -o7
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-04
Mans Real Nature
Christian Science


The ability, power, and sinless
perfection, which characterize
mans real nature in Gods like
ness viii be brought out at Chris
tian Science services tomorrow.
The Lesson Sermon entitled
MAN" includes the following pas
sages from the King James Ver-
sion Of the Bible (Ephesians Al,
1s):
J. but unto every one of US is Civ
en- grace according to the mea-
sure of the gift of Christ. Till
we all come in the unity of the
faith, and of the knowledge Of the
Son Of God, unto a perfect man,
unto the measure of the stature of
the fulness of Christ"
From Science and Health with
Key to the Scriptures" by Mary
Baker Eddy the following pas
.sages win be among those read
(25s:21): "The human capacities
are enlarged and perfected in pro-
portion as humanity gains the
true conception of man and God. "
The Golden Text is from Gen.
esis (1:27): God created man in
his own image, in the image of
God created he him"
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-04

Capt. George Vancouver, q Brit
ish navigator. explored the coast
of the Pacific Northwest and the
Columbia River in 1892.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-04
'Paul's Advice
Church Of Rock
Sermon Theme

sLet them 60 hungry" is what
Paul seemed to say TO the loafers
and parasites in the church at
Thessalonica.
The early church was trying to
operate under a form of commun-
ism where all property was held
in common. The fact that some
would not work prompted Paul to
direct that if they refused to work,
neither should they eat.
The Labor Day sermon at the
Church of the Rock Sunday morn
ing at eleven o'clock will be based
on PauPs instruction to the Thes-
salonian church.
Human Nature Unchanged
Human nature has changed but
little in all these years and we
still find folk who either are toe
lazy to work or in their designing
and arrogant pride prefer to live
off their neighbor by exploitation,
tnlevery or force.
The American laborer has come
into his own. Visitors from abroad
are astonished at the standing and
privileges of the American work
er. He drives expensive automo-
biles, lives in his own home with
all the modern conveniences avail
able to the rich, and works six to
eight hours day only five days
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-04

Because of their literary patrons,
English coffee houses were once
called penny universities.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-04

a week. No place else id the world
is this possible.
Christianity emphasizes human
personality and the Christian is a
real person, important in the eyes
of God.
other Standards Of Living
Visit other lands and we find
China with her mandarins and COO
lies, Egypt with her rich men and
beggars or Turkey with her pash-
as and slaves.
Christianity urges men to pro-
test against the wrongs of the world
and we have labor on strikes,
marching in protest against the
sweat shops, child labor, long
hours, inadequate pay, and many
other wrongs most of which have
been adjusted.
Who ever heard of such beha-
vior in Russia or under a dicta-
torship in atheistic lands? The
Christian laborer does not go hun
CRY but lives on the fat of the land.
Visitors and service personnel
will find a most cordial welcome
at this service and their children
will benefit from the fellowship and
i~struction in the Sunday School
which meets at ten o'clock, 535
r ranciS st.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-04
Church Will
Show Billy
Graham Film

Billy Graham's latest picture,
London Crusade" /" win be shown
| at the Latin American Baptis,
Church on September Is at 7:3t
pm. The public is encouraged tc
come and see the picture.
Fall activities are beginnins
now. Anyone interested in learn.
ing either Spanish or English may
contact Rev. and Mrs. Manuel
Aguayo, who are in charge Of
the Educational Department and
can help in either language.
The Aguayos live at 1927 White
st. and are available at any
service at the Latin American
Baptist Church.
Music Glass
There is also a beginners de.
partment Of music and anyone
wishing to learn music see Mrs.
Aguayo. Phone 2-3212.
The air conditioning units have
arrived and are being installed.
That viii add comfort to the new
chapel also.
Services on Sunday will be as
follows:
Sunday School is at Gas with
assistant superintendent James
Traylor In charge. The Rev.
'O'Briant viii bring the message
at the preaching hour, at 1O:45.
The church is happy to have Mr..
and Mrs. Lowe as our new
members. They live at 1925
White Street.
Evening Plans
BTU win be at $50 with diff
ferent age groups for all. Preach
ing services both in English and
Spanish will be held at 1880 Sun
day night.
The Rev. Ismael Negrin will
preach on Justification" The
general auditorium while the
English congregation meets in the
educational building.
A picnic will be held Labor
Day. All wishing to attend may
contact Mr.. and Mrs. Eubank of
the church for more information.
Join in the Christian fellowship at
this picnic.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-04

be too strongly sounded In our
superficial age.
Man cannot qualify for Eternal
Life in his own strength and
merit. Jesus has provided the
only way by which man may
have Eternal Life-for He says,
II am the way, the truth, and
the life." HE that believeth on
the Son hath life." Do not have
merely in Intellectual belief, but
in simple child-like faith and trust
in His vicarious suffering on q
cruel cross as our substitute.
Failure 10 Mans Fault
Failure, therefore, to possess
eternal life must be charged to
mans unwillingness to accept
Christ as Saviour.
The evening sermon topic will
be "The Vine and the Branches, .
study from the 18th chapter Of
John. Concluding the evening wor-
ship, memorial Supper Of Our
Lord win be observed s. g ..
Mrs. w. X. McElhaney, choir
director, always has the choir
ready to thrill and inspire with
special musical numbers. sHsse
There are many new teachers
here for the school year. To them
We extend a most cordial invita-
tion to worship with us. Service
men are also honored guests, and
many are numbered on the Church
Roll, having transferred their
membership.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-04

| should 60 hand-in-hand with
science.
Men must work to abolish ex.
treme wealth and extreme power.
ty.
At the present, the Bahai move.
ment has members in ITS coun.
tries.
No Worship Form
Baha'is have no form of w0r-
ship, as understood in the West.
At a service, they hear readings
from one another of the great
prophets. They are not evange.
lists, Eat least not at this stage, -
Mss says. They will not try to
convert any of their new friends
in the communities they pioneer.
But if anyone asks them about
Baha'i, or about the qualities Of
understanding and helpfulness they
try to exhibit, they are prepared
to answer.
How does the urge toward Ba-
ha'i start in a man, and grow until
he feels that he must share with
his fellow man?
Miss says it's a little difficult
to say. He himself was exposed
to Baha'i thought as boy, since
his father was an early mover in
a Milwaukee group. But not until
three years ago did his interest
deepen, he says. His father never
pressed his opinions on his son,
Miss says, apparently because he
didn't feel / was ready"
Baha'is say that the greatest
danger to spiritual progress, par
ticularly in the West, is material
ism and ''the conviction of young
men," Mss says wryly, ''that
social standing, a fashionable SUBJ
urban home and a big car re-
present success"
They do not feel, however, that
business success is ungodly, but
only try to get the material life
into a practical position where it
does not overshadow spiritual
growth.
Material things were put at
our disposal for a purpose, he
says. "We feel that whatever we
can acquire justly can be used
justly for our purpose. News
features.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-04

LUKE 1o:27-''Jesus answered, you must
love the Lord your God with your whole heart,
your whole soul. your whole strength, and your
whole mind and your neishbor as you do your.
SELF" (Goodspeed version)
The longer think about the heart and core
Of religion, the more realize that Jesus here
has put His finger upon tha. which is essential.
1t is not to be confused with ecclesiastical
polity, dogma and ceremonial, but TO be seen as
the essential element of human life for abun-
dant living. II is to have the deepest reverence,
respect, honor and love for the source out of !.
which We all came, which for lack of better
name we call God, and The same attitude Of
mind and emotions toward our fellows Who
have come from this same source. When the
worship, doctrines and disciplines Of the
churches can increase and intensity love for
God and love for nan, they are being effective.
DR.. Paul sborne
St. Paul. Memorial Church
San antonio, Tex.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-04

Judicious praise is to children
what the sun is to flowers.
-Bovee.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-04
Special Hymns At Ley Memorial
Communion Service Sunday Eve.

Hymns Of Passion win highlighi
the service of Holy Communion to.
morrow night at Ley Memorial
Methodist Church, 1904 Truman
Avenue at Bayview Park. The ser.
vice is scheduled for 1880 and i
is to be the regular Communion
Service for September.
Among the hymns to be used
viii be ASK Ye What Great Thing
! Know" by Johann C. Schwed.
Ter; Alas! And Did Ny Savior
Bleed" and when / Survey The
Wondrous Cross" by Isaac Watts.
There Is a Foundation Filled With
Blood" william Cowper; and ..In
The Hour of Trial" by James
Montgomery.
Morning ssrmen
The 1880 morning worship SER
vice tomorrow win feature a SER
mon by the pastor, Rev. Eldon
Simmons. He has chosen as the SER
mon topic SIS This The Way?"
Several important programs
have been scheduled at Ley Mem
orial during the next few weeks.
At 1880 on Sunday evening. Sept.
ember II, Chaplain Lineberger viii
present 4 series of pictures and q
lecture on his work while on duty
In Korea.
ovsrfsrly cenfsrsnes
September Is is the date set for
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-04
Preparedness
Is Subject At
First Baptist

On Sunday morning, the sermon
topic at the First Baptist Church
will be, Preparedness To Meet
Thy God"
The word prepardness has been
associated with the realm mill
tary, and in such realm, its mean.
ing is entirely plain.
To be worthily prepared is a
summons today to the young
people all over our land in the
realm of education. This word
preparedness is an equally worthy
word in the important realm Of
business.
In the highest realm of all, the
realm Of religion, this word pre-
paredness has an immeasurable
important meaning.
Mans Duty
Prepare to Meet Thy Cod"
Certainly mans most important
duty to qualify for eternal life
To win all manner of successes
and achieve the highest distinc-
ton in life, and not qualify for
eternal life is to fail everywhere;
is to lose all. This note cannot
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-04

the first Quarterly Conference for
this Church year. The Miami Dis
trict Superintendent, Dr.. Bruce r.
Gannaway, viii deliver the SER
mon at the morning hour on that
day.
The movie John Wesley" has
been scheduled for October 10. The
schedule calls for two showings Of
the film - 1880 and 800 p. m.
This win be the first showing Of
the full color film on the life Of
John Wesley in Key West.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-04
Gems OF Thought

PRAISE
It is difficult to say which may
be most mischievious to the hu-
man heart, the praise or the dis
praise Of men.
Mary Baker Eddy.
The praise of others may be Of
use in teaching US, not what We
are, but what we ought to be.
August w. Hare.
Praise has different effects, ac-
cording to the mind it meets with.
il makes wise man modest, but
a fool more arrogant.
Owen Feltham.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-04
Santa Claus Will Make Early
Visit To FL Salvador Church

Believe it or not" the Rev..
Manuel Figueroa of Ell Salvador
Methodist Church said today,
but Santa Claus is coming to
our church tomorrow at the Sun.
day School hour
Mr.. Figueroa says that this
visit win no doubt be a surprise
to all, and it does not follow the
old gentleman's usual practice,
but the purpose of the event is to
help cheer the children up after
the summer vacation.
1t is planned for Santa to speak
to all and take petitions and re-
quests for his December visit.
Children viii have a chance to see
him and talk to him personally.
Christmas Atmosphere
Christmas hymns and carols will
be sung and a Christmas tree
also will brighten the scene. All
children are invited.
At the evening service, Holy
Communion will be served. All
members and friends are invited.
The Rev. Figueroa has announc-
ed as his topic for the evening
sermon Life Begins Here" from
text chosen from John 1886,
"He that believeth on the Son
hath everlasting life and he that
believeth not the Son shall not
see life, but the wrath of God
abideth on him.
Jobs Views
Job said, MAN that is born of
woman is Of few days and full
of trouble. For there is hope of
a tree, if it be cut down it will
sprout again. But man dieth and
wasteth away; yea, man giveth
up the ghost and where is
he.''
Again in Chapter 10, verse rs,
"For know that my Redeemer
liveth, and that he shall stand
in the latter day upon the earth;
And though after my skin worms
destroy this body, yet in my flesh
shall / see God, whom ! shall see
for myself, and my eyes shall be-
hold and not another, though my
reins he consumed within me-"
This is a glorious anticipation
of the great resurrection of Christ
the Redeemer of our soul, Mr..
Figueroa points out, and also of
the great hope Of our resurrection
with him.
"Our transformation through
death is but a change of garment"
says the minister. We are re-
clothed with a new resurrected
body and at the same time similar
to the one we have here.
"How glorious it is to live for
ever with Him.
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PROPOSALS

GOV. OF DIST. OF COL. Din
BLDGS. AND GROUNDS, Aug. 10,
1851. SEALED PROPOSALS win be
reed in Rm. 494. 400 Pa. Ave.
NV. Wash; !. p: o.. until 2 PM
iiciv opened OPEN and nI' read TT for f furnish Dish
and install. an Electric Fuel Pumr
at Spingarn High School, Bennine
Rd.. bet 24th and 25th Sts... NE
Wash. D. c. Proposal forms,
speens.. and drawing obtainable
without charge, from Supervisor
Once. Once D. G. G I'm. 9 9e 4ss 0i pa Ase
NV. CTel. Ma. $4,000, Ext. 237Sl
auid.1 l.12.13,I4,16
SUBURBAN SAM.
TARY COMMISSION, Contract No
14l3-W&S, Water Main and Sewer
Construction - Sealed proposals for
constructing in Newmarket drive and
Landon road, lakewood Knobs, Mont
gomery County. approximately 1 .24C
feet Of 6-inch water mains and lot
feet OF 6-inch and S95 feet of S-inch
and 100 feet OF sewer house con-
nections, will be received at the
ONCE of the WASHINGTON Suburban
Sanitary Commission, H q mi IN
street, Hyattsville. Maryland. until
Monday, August %, 1854, at zoo
pm, Eastern Daylight Saving Time
at which place and time they will
be publicly opened and read, Plans
and specifications may be obtained
from the office of the Chief Engineer
of the Commission Hyattsyille
Maryland, upon deposit of $500
which deposit will be returned to
bidders or to those returning plans
and specifications in good condition
RAYMOND w. BELLAMY, L. s.
RAY. j. NORMAN AGER, Commits
sioners. Attest: James B. Parkhill
Secretary-Treasurer. au13
THE FAIRFAX COUNTY SCHOOL
BOARD, Fairfax. Virginia, invites
sealed bids on the Wakefield Elemen-
tary School to be opened publicly
in the School Board Office under
date Of September Q. 1854. at 500
pm. DIST. Contract Documents
may be obtained from the office OF
the architect, John M. Walton &
Associates. Arlington, Virginia.
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TELEVISION MEN
ouTSIDE-pUE TO EXPANSION WE
NEED SEVERAL GOOD TELEVI-
SION TECHNICIANS. WE FURNISH
TRANSPORTATION. COME IN,
MayfloWer TV Service
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WILEY & CROOKS, Attorneys.
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926 10Th Street, NV.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Columbia, Holding
Probate Court.--Estate of Eliza
beth A. Healy, also known as Eliza
beth Agnes Healy, Deceased. - No.
So, sos, Administration Docket 49,
Application having been made
herein for probate Of the last viii
and testament of said deceased, and
for letters testamentary on said
estate. by Frank J. Healy it is
ordered this 18th day OF August,
AID. 1854. that Helen Casey, AGATHA
Healy. Loretta Healy, Norbert Healy.
Evelyn LaWrenson, Pauline Healy
Shook, Kathleen Healy Chase. Mi
chaei HealS. Elsie HeaIy, known as
Sister Catherine. o. s. B.. and all
others concerned. appear in said
Court on Monday, the Goth day of
September AID. 1854. at 1000
o'clock AM, to show cause why
such application should not be
granted. Let notice hereof be pub
lished in the washington Law Re-
porter" and 1.-The Evening Star, !"
once in each of three successive
weeks before the return day herein
mentioned, the first publication to be
not less than thirty days before said
return day. Witness, the Honorable
j. BOLITHA j. LAWS, Chief judge
of said Court. this 18th day of
August. AID, 1854. (Seal.) Attest.
FRANK j. BURKART, Deputy Regis
ter OF Wills for the District of CO.
lumbia, Clerk of the Probate Court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-13

COMMITTEEMAN, white. with some
short-order experience; 6 am.-2
pm, 6-day wk Need fast COM
petent man who can advance.
DINING CAR, Dol Rhode Island ave.
COMMITTEEMAN, for electrical appa-
ratus and supply wholesaler. no
appliances; must be experienced.
Alien, WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC
SUPPLY CO., 1915 K st. NV. --17
CREDIT MGR.'S ASST, to help take
charge of collection debt; must be
alert and capable; pleasant working
conditions; salary open. Apply 1877
EI.ECTRiCIANs. experienced. Apply
1909 Prince St. Alex, Va, between
the hours Of $50 am, and 4 pm.
Monday through Friday. lis
HELPER. with IL
cense. Apply REGAL ELECTRIC.
5000 Georgia ave. RA, 6-S391.
ELECTRIC APPLIANCE REPAIR
MAN; must be experienced. DOWD'S
ELECTRIC CO., AIS Conn. ave.
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Office Manager
Needed at Once

A leading Wash. furniture store has
an immediate opening for a highly
capable young man under 40, prefer
ably with a college degree in busi-
ness administration. knowledge of
accounting, credit office experience
and retail business background are
desirable but not necessary. Starting
salary $4,000. Write briefly to tell
US your qualifications. Box SIX, Star
OUTSIDE statesmen WANTED,
full time or part time: commissions
OF 20 to 30 per cent on jewelry,
lamps. china; our men average over
$50 per week Call for appoint
ment: Ma. 8-1161, MA. S-1162. Ask
for Mr. BEE. lis
PHARMACIST, S125 a week, commits
sion; no Sunday work. 208 Mass.
ave. ne, Ii. $4,000.
PHARMACIST, part time. nights and
Sunday. Apply SCHWARTZ PHAR-
MACY, 100 Conn. ave. lis
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BEAUTY OPERATORS

men or Women
or specialized for JULES
HAIR STYL1ST. new salon opening
Sept, downtown Washington. Also,
viii have openings in Maryland
lLangley shopping CENTER. and
Virginia salons. Call MIR. JULES,
XII S-74OO -Ia Z
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SALES MANAGER
FOR AUTOMOBILE DEALER

We want shirt-Seeye sales manager who likes
to work hard, who likes to make lot of money and
who wants to establish permanent future for him
self. He must be able to handle staff of is live
wires, selling one Of the country's fastest-selng
cars. If you are top man with executive sales
experience write giving your background and salary
expected All replies strictly confidential Apply to
BOX 3-Y, Star
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SUCCESS

This is the goal in every,
mans future. Most of
the failures say they
didn't make it because
they started too late. I
can show you how to be
successful regardless of
how much time you have
left. With this nation
wide organization, effort
not seniority, is the key
to financial security and
position. Ito me, that is
success.) Telephone Miss
Peluzzo for an appoint
ment. LA. 6-1112.
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ADJUsToR - Good opportunity for
and advance with a Metropolitan
area branch Of national organization;
college background or business exper
preferred: car furn. UNIVERSAL
CIT CREDIT CORP. 100 s. Patrick
ST.. Alex, Va. ov. 3-4s00. --15
APPRENTICE. young man to learn
electric appliance repairing. No ex-
chanically inclined. Call JU. 9-S467
for interview. Ia
AERODYNAMICISTS-B. S. in engi-
.neering, 2 to 5 yrs. exper. in aero
dynamics. Submit complete resume
OF education and exber. Employment
in suburban Wash. area on research
projects. Box 96-X, Star. lib
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER - Good
opportunity for young man to assist
with books with eventual future of
taking over as office manager and
Should reside in nearby Virginia.
Box 164-X. Star. lib
MANAGER, for year
round, well-known club near Vir-
ginia Beach; desire .high-type young
man, experienced in good food and
beverages: knowledge of bookkeep-
ing helpful; excellent opportunity
for right person. Box 1S4-V. Star.
AUTO BoDY-FENDER MAN-one OF
Washing tons largest volume dealers
has an opening for an experienced
body and fender man. Excel. earn
ings and all-year-round work. See
Mr.. Warner, AUTO WHOLESALERS,
INC, 1871 Bladensburg I'd. ne. II 5
AUTO MECHANIC, experienced. for
Washington's largest Pontiac dealer |;
excellent working conditions and
good salary. Apply ARCADE
PONTIAC CO., 1437 Irving st. NV,
Mr.. Peers. is
AUTO SALESMAN for used cars.
Must be highly experienced and
bondable. Only highest type need
apply. Excellent deal for right man.
REINES MOTOR CO., 1910 Wilson
blvd, Arlington. Va. --16
AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN. interested
in high income. Selling new Ferds
and used cars. Contact sales Mana
gen at STEUART MOTORS, 3345
Benning I'd. ne. No phone calls.
AUTO Statesmen, for used-car de-
partment of a leading Ford dealer
ship You need not be experienced.
but must be willing to cooperate
and follow instructions and we will
train you to make real money.
Apply in person only to Mr.. Posner,
FRANK SMALL. JR., INC, 1886
Good Hope I'd. Sc. --l5