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HI MRntnriaill

NASH, rANIEL NJ. In sad but loving
memory Of our dear husband and
father DANIEL NJ NASH. who de-
parted this life two years ago today.
July 5, 1852.
To me there comes q memory
OF q love that Is seldom met.
When think Of my dear husband
Whom ] never shall forget
Since your eyes closed
Ours have never ceased to weep.
DEVOTED WIFE. MARY; CHILDREN
DANIEl AND RHODA.
SHAW. WILLIAM r.. sR. IN loving mem-
ory OF cur dear husband and father
WILLIAM II. SHAW. ST., who left US
nve wears q % today, July 5. 1919.
To live IN the hearts Of those you love
: ~ z ~ THE FAMILY.
VIRNSTEIN, JOHN n. IN sad but lovine
vIRNSTEIN. who departed this life
twent..three years ago today. July
Ems DEVOTED DAUGHTER, GER
TRupE L TOWERS, AND SON.
). ELLSWORTH VIRNsTEIN.
WEATHKRLEsS. NELSON 3. IN remem-
hranee Of the love, undylng devotion
and services Of our beloved father,
NELSON =. WEATHERLESS. who left
us eleven years aso today. July s.
Your memory ID IS dear today
,,1 IS Il he hcNT r ysS passed syay; =,
sls.5f l6A4AAAAls
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Bpatha

TIERNEY. ELIZABETH tBEsSIE) MARIE.
sGza SqlE asSs p aSss
VIE q he Il ss Saeph Patrick T Ss9ysa
ana ' William r III anS e AnS M us
Funeral H iG0 ~ 81 S Isss ave- SCI Rson
Eeaaiem mass II Fort hser e chapel a@ Il
~ am. Relatives and friends invited.
inserment ARLINGTON National Cemetery.
TRAP, NORMA MARIE. on Saturday.
St., Ealls church. va. NORMA MARIE
ssoysq a fsHsats sst s1 n NJ h spa
dore IT, William r. q. Anthony and
Eleanor y. Trapp; Friends may call at
wilson sva nsns5a Hone reo ssas
Church, Fails Church. va, 1T 10
An Am. Tuesday; July g.. Interment Ma
WATKINS, ROBERT M. suddenly ON
Saturday. July 5. 1854. at Prince
kosERI N WATKINS q 45os Beech MS
SoSS "a OF cg asas nark Ma b sSs1
Of Robert M. Watkins, If. He is also
and four brothers. Ira D.. Asa H., Ray
rests At assess FuneTai Home a M Myattss
vile. Md. Services at 81. Andrews
Episcopal Church. College Park, Nd,
s sS;: dssa. asss. zs ~
WELSH. WILLIAM Worth. on Thurs.
s aayi J snls I. 1854. e. his residsnss,
WELSH, beloved husband Of ines Welsh.
Sslie. brother q Ulmont Hesser Of
Beaysr; Pa; FuneEal from ths james
Sc, on Tuesday, July 6, at 1880 pm.
Services ct Fort Myer Chapel ct /
I Int Arlington National Gene
JAMES 4. On Sunday. July
4, 1854 at his residence, 5SO7 NJ
WILLIAMS, beloved husband Sa; A% of flo r:
ence e; Williams and father Of James
Thomas William: q s st. louis ciMn NO..
Va, Mrs. Doris v. ciaeett Of Roanoke,
ya;,. and Mrs. Francis L. Smith Of
e Fans the Church iae. We Friends may sal
Wilson. blvd. Arlington. va. where
funeral services will be held on We'd
nesday. July z. at $40 pm. Interment
National Memorial Park. 8
YOUNG: ERWIN 1. On Saturday. July
2. 1884; at Freedmen's Hospital. ERWIN
Loumeanis e' Youna nus0a Aiao o. leaves MTs;
mother. one sister, two uncles and a
host of relatives and friends. Friends
may eau at Boyd's Funeral Home. 1898
10th st. NV. after & pm. Sunday,
s. p.m.. from Mount oiivet Lutheran
Church, 1902 Vermont ave. NV. Inter-
ment Concord. N. c. Sc
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A. N. Small. Founded
Philippine Schools
By The Assoeiased Pres,

NORTH TRURO, Mass, July
5.-Arthur Nelson Small. 80, a
descendant of one of the May
flower passengers of 1920 and an
organizer Of Philippine schools
after the Spanish-American War,
died yesterday. He retired seven
years ago after teaching so years
as Somerville High School.
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John Bufort Brock

CHARLESTON. S. c.. July S
RJ.-Johfl Bufort Brock, SO.
director of transportation for the
9th Naval District. died here
yesterday. He was State com-
mander of the Georgia American
Legion in 1851 and was an
admiral on Gov. Herman Tai
madge's staff.
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Flut- Foot BuIIerinu

Alicia Markova. a ballerina
now the toast of London. took up
the ballet as a child to correct
herself of fat feet.
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DgDLSY, MARY MIgv :; O. TTnqysd,ay !. July J

/. I9k4. MARY E. DUDLEY Of las r
st. re. sister of the late William r.
Branham, She Is survived by two nieces,
Mrs. Gertrude c. Johnson. Mrs Bernice
and other relatives and friends. Re-
mains resting with L. E. Murray q Son,
1897 10Th st NV where friends are
July &. Funeral on, Tuesday. July 8. ct
] DIM. from Metropolitan Baptist
church the Rev. Oswald Smith on
ciatine. Interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery -
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DAVIS. ROSA. On Saturday, July 8,
1854 at her residence. 803 4th ST.
s.w.. ROSA DAVIS. beloved wife of
John Davis. devoted sister of William
j, ChisIey. She also leaves to mourn
their loss host of other relatives
and friends, Remains resting at the
John T Rhines & Co. Funeral Home,
901 3rd st. S.w.. where friends may
call after pm. Monday, July s.
Funeral services Tuesday, July q. at
8 am. from the st. Vincent De Paul
Catholic Church, 8. Capitol and NJ
cts. sc. Interment Lincoln Memorial
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BROOKS, SARAH. Departed this life at
.. &C. General Hospital on Wednesday,
june 100, 1854. SARAH BROOKS, be-
loved mother Of Mrs. Merits Williams.
She also. leaves to mourn their loss
one brother, BoSsy Glover; de-
voted \ friend, Robert MulrQy. and
Q host of other relatives and friends.
from the Southern Baptist Church,
134 L st. NV. the Rev. Murden Appling
ofnciattng. Interment Payne's Cemetery.
Evening star., 1954-05-20

For your family or your
guests, q Blue Ribbon
Rib Roast tUiH please the
Ddldte-7.inch cut, OF
course means that short
ribs and chine bone are
REMOVED, ledUin0 only
the fine eating portion
OF this delectdble beef
roast. You pay only for
Dhdt you SerUe. Blue
Ribbon Rib Roast is
truly the 0ristocr1t.
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Our Presidents
By Honore M. Cotudol


1.-Two future Presidents be-
came close friends while both
were holding important Gov
eminent posts under President
Benjamin Harrison. Who were
they?
2-"Shangri-La" was the
name of the hideaway used by
which President when he
wanted to get away from the
White House for a brief time?
Sin 1911 President Madi-
son appointed the youngest
man ever to sit on the SUI
preme Court. Who was he?
ANSWERS On Next Page.)
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Pass Pass Pass
Don't believe a word OF it.
Overcalls can and do cause con-
fusion even in the most select
bridge circles.
The most deadly Of all over
calls is the one which uses up q
maximum of bidding space. An
overcall of one heart over
one-diamond opening uses up
no bidding space at all. Third
hand can conveniently bid one
spade or two clubs or whatever
he planned to bid. And. II he
had planned to respond with one
. heart, he can merely double.
A two-club overcall over an
opening diamond bid is a diff
ferent proposition. Now the
responder has been deprived of
the opportunity of bidding one
heart, one spade or one no
trump.
In today's deal if Miss Brash
had stayed out of the auction,
Mrs. Keen would have had no
problem. Her hand was strong
enough to make two forward
going bids without definitely
committing the hand to a game
contract. Her first bid would
have been one heart.
If her partner bid one no
trump or two diamonds, she
would have bid two no-trump
with a feeling that she had now
done full justice to her holding.
And on that sequence Of bid
ding Mr.. Abel, with well over a
a minimum opening. would have
been glad to go to three no.
trump.
But after the overcall, Mrs.
Keen was in a bad spot. A bid
of two no-trump would commit
her side to game-a commit
ment she was not strong enough
to assume. A two-heart bid
would do just about the same
thing. A two-diamond bid
didn't do justice to her holding
but she selected it as the least
of the evils.
Now Mr.. Abel also had prob
lens. His possible bids were
three diamonds, two no-trump
or pass. With no sure stopper
in either major he decided to
pass.
Here the story should end. But
to make my point about the
effect of overcalls on opponents
bidding. I showed the auction
ending at a two-diamond con-
tract.
When this hand was actually
played. Miss Brash was not
satisfied. She reopened the
bidding with two spades and
this gave Mrs. Keen a chance
to show her previously undis-
closed strength with a bid of
two no-trump. Mr.. Abel carried
on to three, which was made
without difficulty.
tcopyrisht, 1854, General Features corp.)
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Word Come

Find 81 or more words in
WIRE T G HI ED,
meaning, deeply afflicted, very
miserable" Average is %; time
limit, 20 minutes.
Rules Of the game--1 Words must be
Of four or more letters. 2 Words which
acquire four letters by the addition Of
as" such as bats" cats" are not
used. g. Only one form Of q word Is
used. 4. Proper names are not used.
Answer to REFRESHED.
reeds, REFER, refer, refresh, reseed,
erred, feeder. fresh, freed, seed, seer
eerf, shed, shred. sheer, heeds. heres
herds. deer. defer, dree.
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Contract Bridge
By Eusley BIockwood

It may come as something less
than a bombshell when I an
nounce that bridge players are
not noted for their modesty. One
bold claim you hear now and
then goes like this, "Overcalls
don't bother us. We go right
ahead and reach our right spot
anyway.
North dealer, both sides vul-
nerable.
NORTH
(Mr. AbeD
AQ3
WITS
nAKQ97
&K42
WEST. EAST.
(Mr. Dale) (Miss Brash)
A10864 AAJ97
0Q963 0K8
18432 . 10
40 @QJ10853
SOUTH.
(Mrs. Keen)
AK52
VA1042
1J65
q ATS
The bidding:
North East South west
10 % 20 PaSS
Pass Pass Pass
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SALESMAN AT ONCE

local territory now open for qualified
man to represent national corpora
ton in responsible semiprofessiona
capacity. Consistent and intelligent
efforts will insure excellent, steady
year round iS ;ssnc, and DeTmansns
held. Pleasant contacts, repeat bust
ness, protected territory. Previous
sales experience not essential as
successful applicant will receive
complete training and supervision by
local company representatives. Car
Mr.. Ascher. HOTEL 300, CO. &
roo. Monday or Tuesday. 9-5. --26
statesmen (2l. exper. In nome i'm
provement items; exclusive territory
to qualified men: sales Of jalousies.
fencing. alum. awnings. prefabri-
Gated garages and other hldss.: car
necessary. liberal comm. Phone and
make apt: GENERAL INDUSTRIES
statesmen. TO sell the lowest-priced
portable air conditioner on the mar
ket; can make SD daily. Apply
atdsts onv u1 e TorE sSEs
tioning sales dept. of 43-year-old
concern. Earnings $l5 to $50 per
day This Is interesting retail sales
experience for summer only ABBY
$ e ssffEs 60 wsssssssef st. JOIN n.x. 9
steady employment: g.
day wk.: must have direct selling
exper. on religious items. This is q
braDd-new religious item never sold
II this territory. Excl sSdU rishst rights
R EIsas n I sfa ssrn HONE me- E EsskP
MENT CO., l719 Kalorama I'd. NV.
statesmen (2l. established expand
ing corporation; awnings, jalousies.
screens, storm windows. Venetian
blinds and many other items; $50
week and commission. Leads fur
nisiled. Transportation required.
WASHINGTON SHADE q AVN
ING CO.. 2O21 18th st. NV. --26
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VETERINARIAN

To work ewes. Aug. 7.21. Small
animal hospital. ia. 7-2190.
UNDERMINING CLERK, 20 to %,
draft exempt, some college back
ground, to work in clerical capacity
In our underwriting dept. Excel.
opportunity Ii you are interested In
career in life insurance. Nominal
salary to start. Apply Room 800,
EQUITABLE LIFE ms. CO., SIG
MACHINE REPAIR Man;
top salary; steady Job; 5-day wk.
wxTCHMAKER. 1st class, references.
Call in person. 1864 Suitland I'd.
YOUNG MAN interested in learning
formica sink TOP trade. See MT.
King. 1241 5th st. me-. 2nd a..
Monday morning.
MAN, mechanically inclined.
for assembling, fuorescent fixtures;
good pay. steady work. FOG 18th
YOUNG MEN over IS to travel in
Va. towns on jr. sales work. No
exper.. needed. Average earnings,
$50 wk.. to start. See MR.. MURRAY,
RIM. 402, 1405 q st, NV. -26
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RESTAURANT MGR

with cooking exper. and managerial
ability. Apply in writing, stating
past exper.. sal desired. Box 4O3-
VI. star. --2h !.
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CLERKS
Goth TypinE and Non-TypinD
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES
6-Day week, 8 TO A:30
Excellent Working Conditions
GOVERNMENT EAxPLoYns
INSURANCE. COMPANY
14th and L SITS. NV.

Please apply 8 an. 70 3 Pm. .
At L st. Entrance --26
CLERK-sTENO., .National Jewish or.
fypinG: some shorthand; permanent
position: ability and wiIlingnsss to
Start. Start; s S aass. to ef Sso ABBY sS IN
person, Monday, o to IL. room 302.
1920 New York ave. NV.
evening work. 8 It'll
ssrson. 4 iDH.s DEPT Ssis's sToREE. sol
c Eli syii Pts wanted at once Sg for
electrical contractors once: per-
manent Job with better than leverage
pay for person with ability to handle
phone calls and dispatch mechanics
to Jobs; must be able to type, keep
records, figure payroll, etc. Write full
details ss to age. exper. and ability,
CLERK. TYPIsT--Insuranc claim Of
A ABS Bi$ Mo sSd1sS' Blds GAYS M2s vs.
CLERK TYPIST, under IS. High
school graduate. We like to work in
mss with friendly people; il you do
too. come in between $40 and $40
and talk to US. knowledge Of typ
ing essential. Apply Personnel Once,
Room 800. EQUITABLE LIFE ms.
CO. S16 14th st. NV. 20
CIERK-TYPIST, auto. insurance COM
pany has opening in claim dept;
tipping minimum As v.p.m.; age 10
to 80: good starting salary, OPP
portunity for Advancement: excel.
employee benefits, incl. profit -shar-
ing plan. Apply 423 Fig Bldg, S64l
Colesville I'd, Sill. Spring, Md. ---27
CLERK-TYP1ST--In variety
Of duties In permanent position with
progressive food products company;
young lady. 22-2S years old; good
tipping speed and ability and willing
for 40-hour week; air-conditioned
Office and cafeteria In building
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FLORIDA EMPLOYMENT
OPPORTUNITY

Personnel for expanding new marine
and auto carburetor plant. Execu-
tive - once - Experimental-Engt-
neering - Toolmaking - Testing -
Production - Sales - Service jobs
open. For details on product and
prospects see ads in Motor Trend,
Hot Rod. Mechantx Illustrated.
Popular Science. Four pages in
Auto Age cover product and plan.
See story In Mechanic Illustrated.
These magazines come on stands
during July. We are combing the
country for best<available help. Alb
solutely no interviews until refer
ences have been checked. Don't
come, WRITE, giving your complete
record and references. Please real
ize that you will be In composition
with the best workers in America.
Don't waste your time and ours
unless you are truly tops and can
prove 1t. Don't come-WRIIE.
FISH CARBURETOR CORPORATION
p. o. BOX 1851
Daytona Beach 10. Florida.
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$500 MONTHLY


Starting salary for two
executive-type statesmen
to represent large East
ern C corporation No
travel; sales experience
and ability desired; es-
tablished resident, 25-40
years old, married, capa-
BILE OF assuming respon-
Sibilities. In requesting
interview, please include
brief personal history.
All replies confidential.
BOX 485-S, STAR
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s. PER YEAR
YOU FILL IN
THE AMOUNT
THIS POSITION PAYS
ACCORDING
TO YOUR EFFORTS


i NATIONWIDE COMPANY HAS
OPENED AN OFFICE In THIS AREA
AND NEEDS A STAFF OF RELI-
ABLE MEN WHO AREN'T AFRAID
OF WORK. FOR THE PRESENT.
You MAY CHOOSE YOUR TERRI-
TORY FROM AN AREA OF TWO
ING ExPERiENcE NOT NEcEs-
sARY;a I'VE, WILL TRAIN H,o Y0T
ccoUNTRY. LEADS ARE FUR
NISHED AT NO COST TO YOU.
NEAT APPEARANCE AND OWN a
CAR. a THIS rIs,,l DEFINITELY TEL "a
LOOKING FOR MEN WITH MAN.
AGERIAL AND SUPERVISORY
QUALITIEs TO TAKE OVER IN
THESE POSITIONS AS THEY COME
UP. YOU WILL BE GETTING IN
ON THE GROUND FLOOR NOW.
FOR FURTHER DETAILS. CALL
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YOUNG MEN
Statesmen

.
Must be neat and intelligent. for
ply in person, RIM. $40, $50 2 st.
-27
INTERNATIONAL PHARMACEUTI-
CAL HOUSE desires experienced
salesman for Alexandria and North
ern Virginia. territory; college de-
gree essential. scientific BACKGROUND
helpful, This company y reeog-
dress Inquiries TO district manager.
215 S5tf ST.. Virginia Beach. Va. in
own handwriting, giving age. exper.,
educationae background. telephone
number; salary commensurate with
ability and experience; plus auto
is Sspit Ie lzssiSn and non-eon.Eisu
wANTED-The service Of a geologist.
Write M. PECK, Rosslyn Station,
an Nf'' HONEST T. RELIABLE MAN. to
work In Sc. wash. and surb. Md. !;
SO VIZ. Redwood $1,000 for
| . Want a s'MAN-Many good m men
WHERE ' To rRoM nfsf HER ssss SUCH SUCH
was my. situation when / resigned
q GS-13 Government job to enter
the insurance thus business fey g Years
=
successful agency and am now look.
ing for A MAN to be associated
with me, who believes in his abil-
ity.. who. is. not afraid Of hard
work. and who expects TO be com
who aualifies, we offer . permanent
and Independent business career
within the framework Of national
organization. II interested. write to
Box res. star, for an interview.
GOOD MAN can make hish comm.
next 90 days. Every house In town
wants amasing NMTTE glowing
curbside numbers. Automatic free
trial pays profits day after day.
Write for free details. NILITE, 173
w. Madison st., Dept. S74. Chicago
WANT TO TRAvEL?-Tv expansion
creates career opening in NATIONS
LEADING RADIO PROGRAMMING
SALES Organization. win employ
inexper but capable young MARRIED
man. MUST have CAR. WIFE must
ASSIST, Travel DRIVE and d
Travel. Training, Savings and Ad-
NATIONAL RADIO REPpREsENTTA-
TIVES, Glens Falls, N. Y
rFN YOU ARE A SALESMAN Of the
executive type ana feel thaG pro-
motion for one reason or another
has been denied you. please write
me ct BOX gov, Star, giving q
short resume of your marital status,
age, education, whether or not you
own an. automobile and the exact
type Of selling BACKGROUND you
might have. 3 men we will select
will enter. $1,000 to $4,000 posi-
tions the first year and will
progress along and within q 4-yeer
period reach the $4,000 mark.
We are national concern.
PERMANENT Posi-.
TION. for man interested in q
banking career; small loan company
needs services of Industrious. am
bilious man; good pay and working
c sShnislGns' Gk sG1 sE s Az. IN
terested In detail work with
CHA PHARMACEUTICAL PROD
UCTS. Call Mr.. George Bull, AID.
4-0700. Room S0S-E, Wednesday
and Thursday, July 20 and 20:
YOUNG MAN FL to 80, draft exempt,
anxious fer an ONCE career In the
life insurance business. II you are
not o college graduate, we will con-
slider you, II you are now attending
college at night working toward
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hEL.P---MEN

REAL ESTATE sALEsaEEN for part
income. we pay top commissions.
s aaxf a sfNDhHR R heassF 5s Eo
q q. I. ave. no. 2-l2b7.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
EXECUTIVE CALDER
sssssn ypr. isr sws sSp e.
itation. Increasing. our stan and
want men OF the highest integrity
and ability. We offer: Progressive
MANAGEMENT. consenial stan. maxi
mum advertising support. up-to-
eRfr pakKrS Ssdns ss:
CO. CO. i hHs 81. h SHess;sso. fisaES les 2
REFREsHMENT STAND MGR.--For
responsible position In the new Lee
Hwy. Drtye-In Theater. Merrifleid.
va, Just mi. west Of Falls Church
on Lee hwy. Apply In person Mon.
s. pm. Apply 1t refreshment stand
bldg. This Ii . year-'round position.
REFRIGERATION and automatic
washer MECHANIC. experienced; Call
OIL 4-3224 or 10. 4-7721 after 8.
RELIEF FRONT DESK and switch
board, Saturday and Sunday, 10
pm. TO q an; .ige.. exclusive apt.
bldg; must have local refs. Cali res
r MIR 9 an M e Pm. NO $500 56s.
maintenance duty; apt. and salary
IN Takoma park. Nice personality.
Non drtnker: no children. Ma.
6-0OOO. I'd
RESTAURANT MGR.
With cooking exper. and MANAGERIAL
ability. Apply in writing, stating
past exper.. sal desired. Box 403-
ROUTE-MAN-We have permanent
position in our laundry sales dept.
for man who enjoys contracting
the public. There Is D good oppor-
tunity for advancement, vacation
with pay, free insurance and other
employe benefits. ELITE LAUNDRY.
| 211a t4th st. NV.
ROUTE SALESMAN, white. Whole
sale products sold on truck 70 mer-
chants. Some warehouse, shipping,
office duties. Age 25-40, strong.
fast. lively personality: good APP
pearance: $50 wk. Box S73-V. Star.
SALES CLERK for dental supplies.
experience helpful but not neces-
sary; opportunity for advancement:
5-day wk. Write giving full details
OF education, experience, age and
mtntmcm salary acceptable. Box
253-V, Star. rs
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JANITOR
COLORED

Newly redecorated 1-bedroom apart
ment given to man and wife. In re-
turn for maintenance Of small build
ing. Applicants must be able to
make minor repairs, be sober, re-
liable and furnish good references.
Prefer man between 40 and so years
Of age. Apply Personnel once. Ca
FRITZ CO., 1929 K st. NV. t2nd
.ioorl,
LIQUOR STORE CLERK fob, expert
enced; D. c. references. IA. p
iiTHOGRAPHIC CAMERAMAN; per-
manent position: union scale. VIII
LIAMS & HEINTZ LITHOGRAPHIC
CORP. geo Eye st. Ne, Ii. 3-7140.
LITHo-sTRIPPER - Experienced in
color and black and white. Apply
NATIONAL LTHo CO., 1855 25tb
st. NV. 20
EACHINIST-Immediately. thorough
~ exper. in all phases of autouo-
tive machine work: good salary for
right man; paid vacation. ia.
2-5S25 or IA. 2-9335. -25
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INSURANCE
FIELD REPRESENTATIVE

One of leading old-line stock multiple
line companies has permanent posi-
ton in Washington area Tor produc-
ton representative. Casualty expert
ence required with experience in
surety. fire and marine desirable.
observation-disclosures opportunity Tor
young man who will accept .respon-
sibility and is adaptable TO training
for management functions.
Reply Box 37I-v. Star, giving COM
plete personal details, training and
experience. Application viii be
treated in confidence. 81
INSURANCE COLLECTOR and sales
man. for old established debit in
Arlington County; guaranteed sal
Is. UNION LIFE INSURANCE CO..
SIS King st.. Alex. Va. -25
INVESTIGATORS, part time. maybe
full time later. Must be experienced,
must have car. Write background
and Qualifications and give phone
number. p. o. Box s135. Arlington.
siNIToR. colored. new sarden-type
apt. development. Exper., local ref.
Job open tmmed.; salary plus apt,
Inquire Mr.; GalloTsy, W; q A IN
yASfToRGMa Mari ed man so for small
once bldg. and apt hse. Must have
exper. considered: 5000 mo. and
quarters. WAGGAMAN BRAwNER
REALTY CORP. 100 Eye st. NV.
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pART-TIME MEN ONLY
PHARMACISTS

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Excellent salary, 4S-hour
week, six S-hour days: 8 holidays
. year with pay. Large prescription
business: ideal working conditions,
excellent chance for advancement.
Vocation With pay after year;
and hospitaiisation sva i su' after
3 months; employment retirement
plan available for those over 80
with 2 years service. write or
apply in person to Mr.. C. B. Aldrich,
PEOPLES DRUG STORES, INC,
$50 18th st. NV. Washington, D. C.
(2nd door, over our 18th and g SITS.
PHOTOGRAPHER. local and travel;
experienced in home portraits; sal
airy. $50 per wk. If can qualify;
must have automobile. Apply Suite
300. 514 10th, st. NV. 25s !,
so9oress 4.Is SE se s.14os he and
q mechanics. with Nd.
tourneyman cards; for new-house
work. in Silver Spring vic.;. must
be sober; only men can take job
from start to finish need apply,
Apply 956 Thayer ave, silver
Spring. Md. or call JU. 9-3400
from 8 to 5. Ewes. Evergreen
pIIUhHSIBaE;Rs-can oR1FF at RA.
3,4264 Monday between 7-6. Gall
Fl fsf1ss' ,obbing and remod sS
and dependable. with D. C. drivers
p permanent. Overtime time for hustler
willing to 20 on emergency work.
Call National s-2769. -29