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D. {. vofeIess Status
Dramaiized by Float
For Parade Viewers

X r
The District and It's neighbors
contributed history. beauty and
an important message to the
American Legion's big parade.
The message came In the Dis
trict display-a reminder to
visitors that the residents Of
their Nations Capital serve their
country in war as well as peace
but cannot vote in their coun-
try's elections nor In the city's
management.
It was nearly midnight when
the District contingent marched
UP the avenue but the specta-
tors cheered as the housekeeping
drum nnajorettes in shimmeripg
short costumes went through
their paces-lit up by tiny lights
on their boots.
The combined efforts Of Wash
ington business firms and unions
produced one Of the most i'm
pressiye floats in the parade
an illustration Of the voteless
plight Of District residents spon-
sored by the Home Rule Com
mittee.
Ballot Out Of Reach.
Dominating the, float was a
well-lighted Washington monu-
ment. In the foreground posed
"Mr. District Of Columbia" with
his hands In stocks and q ballot
box just cut Of reach. A huge
sign on the side Of the float
proclaimed: Democracy Begins
At Home"
Star Cartoonist Glib Crockett
contributed q sketch Of Mr.. Dis
trict Of Columbia as he appears
in Star cartoons and the figure
on the float was patterned after
the Crockett drawing.
Virginia Legionnaires turned
to their States historic past to
provide . colorful section Of the
parade.
A float entered by Colonial
Beach Post LAB boosted Of West
moreland County, the birthplace
Of Washington. Monroe and Lee.
Costumed figures represented the
great Virginians.
Floats from Alexandria bore
others in costume to represent
Washington, jefferson. Mason,
Monroe, Madison and Colonial
ladies. Another float depicted
Gadsby's Tavern in Alexandria,
home Of Alexandria Post "a.
Candidate Parades.
Dan" Daniel of Danville, Vir-
ginia's 1855 candidate for ma
tional commander, walked with
State Commander L. Eldon James
of Hampton. Parade cars bore
signs reading, vote for our boy
DAN Daniel for national COM
mander."
Department Adjutant Charles
L. Kessler. Richmond. estimated
about 500 participated in the
Virginia parade section.
Maryland's section included q
Florida beauty won on bet.
Maryland State Adjutant Dam
lei Burkhardt. of Baltimore, won
his wager with the Florida State
adjutant on results of mem
bership drive. As q result, pretty
Sally Audrey. Of Cypress Gardens,
Fla, rode In q car bearing the
sign: Department of Maryland
Membership Prize from Flori-
d."
Maryland's colorful and big |
parade section also boasted
another beauty-Sharon Sanders
of Baltimore, who won the State
title Of Miss American Legion
1854"
The Maryland section led of
with q delegation of State police
and included marching units and
drum and bugle corps. Floats
depicting old and new models of
trains, entered by the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad Post. added to
the Free State display.
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hid It in the school," they said.
Then the truth came out. The
story had been invented over q
game Of marbles. It was q good
day FOR fishing.
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Solid color pure silk neekerehiefs
with hand rolled edge. For dress
ina up sweaters and neeklines.
Printed Silk Neekerchiefs. ....29e
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HELP-MEN

DRUG CLERK-19-3S yrs. Ideal full
time. schedule; conditions and pay
to the right man; neatness, COM
mon sense. responsibility are the
only Requirements. Exper pref In
person. MORGAN PHARMACY, 300l
a. ST.. NV. references.
-Lk TRlCAL REPAIR MAN-Must
have .TV experience. Service coin
operated devices. MUS be white
G. d starting salary and advance
ment Call 10. S-50S0. between
9-10 I'm. lis
TECHNICIAN. exper..
over So: handle repairs of all equip
ment coming to shop. Radios. re-
corders. public address Full or Fart
time arrangements. Studios, 1885
Connecticut. ave. NV.
MISUNDERSTANDING
for electrical contractors. Top sal
airy for capable man. ST. 3-2636.
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AUCTION SALES
TWO-DAY SALE
OF EARLY AMERICAN

OF EARLY AMERICAN
FURNITURE AND CHINA
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, APRIL %.
81 1894 AT 1900 O'CLOCK
On the premises in Providence Town
ship. on road leading from Smith
vile, to Rawlinsville at ClearfieId.
IN LANCASTER County. Pa. west of
Don't Miss This Sale If You Want
Genuine Antiques
Rare Chtppendale chair. grandfather
CLOCK. moon dial. broken-arch French
feet, walnut; 3 Hepplewhite inlaid
Swelled-front bureaus. large COL
lection of tables-four and six legs
and marble top; six sets of plank
potion chairs. one dozen old music
boSes. Dutch and corner cupboards.
30 guns of all types, large collec-
ton of bells. all types. A lot of
old coal-oil lights. beer stems, a lot
OF copper and brass. pair OF rare
blown bottles. a lot OF iustre.
gawdy -Welsch spatter. Adams King
Rose Milk glass, Moon and Star,
Daisy and Button, Early Jersey.
Matolica. lot not mentioned.
Sale ny:
WILLIAM McFALLS.
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HELP WANTED-AGENcIEs

ARE YOU LOOKING for an exner
COOK cook hotel maid, laundry heip
portHers. DOMESTIC help by day or
EfA Lac; e ifEST1T Piov call 2AVIDs Re-
80 II st. NV. MA. $1,000. 80
BKPRS; AND ACCOUNTANTS. w.
SSppe5S a IN these positions. ATLAS,
l42o N. Z. ave. NV. RE. 7-5767.
SALARIED POSITIONS tMen). 81 0oo
n any area other than Washinetnn
~ I,;,, Z, our letter campaign service
VIII oe OF interest to you. Our ex.
fSe as hssl reputation among employers
a. - years procedure Of high stand.
667 Brisbane Bldg. Buffalo 8. n =
TEACHERS-:Excellent scnooI and col.
iege vacancies waiting to be fiileo
f tx Il BY A ssPi, BAI55IiSNof 4
T feiIsi Il e WRiTHR, NJ " ooo -
20 900; chemical or mechanical
R ResgS; PHYSICIST dYs degree. s.. 900.
5s $50 Mr. cor Fora g and 18th. tNA. g.
ADAMS TEAc fEERi AGENCY has ton
S Senooi and oftlce positions; 18th
T YScHi IA 6 wf s. NV. RE; 7-sess
voIinc al "MiIEK TIM. ID. exp,
$sssSc Bo9 i459ge cor. Ms snd fiFssR ss
S SII9 Mir Mir Parker With sSER2chl
MEDICAL ID pEr & ST. MREE En- s2 SSS nm
col. edu. helpful: natl. firms BOYDss.
cor g and 18th: Mr.. Ford (NA. s.
ACTUAL JOBS OPEN in q. g., 8.
AM Am; Europe; to $1,000: travel
Ill., RSs YIN sal' Room 1nPE 4s &c
Es HfaSFi hi S HNGiNEER, 500 vk :;
al aal. Kinds sn I positions. top
~ 1 WasH hitnt NA s FIT is BOYD
1atR ST. sESS s5g f cor seLs snf
PfaSl5Rsss triep Das:d chsrsss
s 1SES!6e :p1 tcnfsirs n.y. opR. $4,000
girl Office jr. steno. in bank. S235
up; many others hourly: GRACE
sR6 SEWN III M ALffx e. n,E RE sa 3s Us
PUBLIC RELATIONS sTENoG.,
DUNN. 1911 G st. NV, RE. 7-2S2S.
A.! TYPIST POSITIONS. all kinds,
S43-S60 wk. Recep. -Typist. S55
M M pee MISS Reed' 1911 q ST. NV.
STENOGRAPHER under 80, $50 wk:
exec; type. must write l2O pm;
wonderful future. MISS MORGAN.
1871 G ST.. Ma. S-2l16.
POLITICAL SECRETARY, fast ste
nog., $50 VIZ. Research Secy., col
lege edu:. SIS wk. College Park.
stenog .-bkpr.. $500 mo. See Miss
Young; ST. 3-3664, 1911 9 St. NV.
gree; MECHANICAL engineer for
RESEARCH to $4,000; technical
and 18th. MA. S-2340.
TYPISTS to $50 wk.: hotels. Capitol
Hill, assoc. law. DIR. asst: always
good positions. Friendly. Inquire,
Miss Evans at BOYD'S lover How.
ards. cor: g and 18th. Ma. S-2340.
ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY has top
school and office positions; 18th
year: 1341 G st. NV. RE. 1925.
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL
900 nth NV, RIM. 500. ME. S-2992
Lab. tech. full-part time $500 up
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ASST. TO MANAGER
ASSISTANT
SALES
MANAGER

Rapidly expanding. 101-
year-old company operating
nationally can use an expe.
rienced, ambitious direct
salesman, 20 to As years old,
to assist the district manager
in the Washington area. Car
necessary. No travelling, no
material shortages; tangible
merchandise. Excellent train
ing program, no of seasons.
Man selected will enjoy excel
lent commission earnings dur
ing training period. Rapid
promotion to district manager
offers lifetime security with
earnings ranging from $4,000
to $4,000 and higher annu-
ally. Our men. have a pro-
tected territory and realize
lifetime security through
steady. repeat business from
old customers. Our employees
know of this ad. For per-
sonal interview telephone Mon.
or Tues. from q It'll z, Mr..
Balm, HU. 3-6373.
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hELP-MEN

B.M.E.. BEE. or BS.E.,
20 to 80 yrs, no exper. necessary, I
yr. training on-the-job and factory
school before becoming sales engi.
neer; work with architects, consult
ing engineers and contractors for
promotion and sales of automatic
controls for temperature. humidity.
equipment: Nationwide company;
salary advancements, bonus, group
disqualification. life insurance, rec
tirement plans. Apply. stating age,
experience, qualifications and educas
ton to Box 1S9-K. Star. --1S
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When dnsUertn0 adpertisements
addressed to Star bores do NOT
fnclose original references. photo.
graphs or other materials OF per.
sOndi pnlue Cones SerCe the our.
nose Originals may get lost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-18

ATTORNEY UNDER SO with or with
out experience who is seeking q
career position and has no inten-
tons OF practicing at some future
time. The person selected win be
trained to handle the legal matters
in our MORTGAGE loan division. This
man with ability and anxious to get
ahead. Must have passed bar in Nd.
Va: or D. c. and able to pass q med
tcal exam. Apply Sdo not phone) at
personnel once. RIM. 800. EQuI-
TABLE LIFE INSURANCE. CO.. SIC
14th ct. NV. bet. $50 and $50.
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EXQUISITE" ANNOUNCES
SHOE DYElNG

=. SUEDE LEATHER AND CLOTH
II always, was the wish of our chs
SM4m n' that we dye their shoes, too.
O WGI dyes will be made up to MATCH
S rsSaatig in weddings. diplomatic
W WILL DYE YOUR GOWN TO
SHOES TO YOU'RE GOWN ~"
EXQUISITE CLEANERS
DYE-WORK SPECIALIST
DRIVE IN: Cor. Ga, NH Ayes. NV.
RA. 3-9777.
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LIZ = VG1N4N1 - j AN
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.

1lOl tenna. ave. NV.
COOK, reliable colored man to help
with cooking; II you want q better
Kitchen. No beginners. State ma aaaIe
ifications and give references. Box
COOK. colored. exp. all-around man;
must have local refs. Apply in per
son to chef. LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
d 18Th and Eye SITS. NV. No phone
CONTRACTORS ASSISTANT, sbie to
do some drawing, help make esti-
mates. ,remodeling and decorating,
keep Job records. some typng ex-
perience and drivers permit; state
experience. age and refs: in own
c o. I'M sod;s;o.ss york oriented
Write YMHA. 30 oakley ST. Mt Mt
Vernon, New York. WASHINGTON in
terview arrenged.
CONSTRUCTION SUPT., one who
knows all trades and layout; good
5. C.; ready i week; reference.
COUNTER AND SANDWICH MAN,
experienced on Kosher-style food
good salary. RANDYS RESTAURANT.
lib 18th st. NV. pa
CREDIT INVESTIGATOR
Two trained for executive position
in national finance organization;
age 81 to 80; high school grad. q
better; must have car; good salary
plus e PTsEfc al IoxN CORP.
321o r. I; ave. Mt. Rainier. Nd
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AUTOMOBILE statesmen

To sell De Soto. PlymouthS.
We need 2 topfiight young au-
tomobile statesmen to Join our
energetic group of money
makers. Guarantee liberal
commission plan, demonstra-
tor. insurance. paid vacation
and other benefits. See w. c.
Shelton.
L. P. STEUART, INC.
l44Q p st. NV.
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PROPOSALS

SEALED BIDS will be received until
noon. Friday, April 80. 1854. at
the Office of the State Roads Com
mission at Laurel Maryland; offer
located on the former William A,
Duvan, 4717 Branchville Road.
properties in Berwyn, MARYLAND.
located on the proposed highway
improvement between Route No. /
and Greepbelt Road. All of these
improvements must be removed
down to the ground line. by mid
night, Friday. Nav IS. 1854. De-
tails, bidding forms and special
bidding envelopes may be obtained
at the State Roads Commission Of
flee at Laurel. MARYLAND.
apl11S
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hELP-MEN

ADJUSTER - GOOD OPPORTUNITY
for young single man, 2l-25. to
learn and advance with a Metro
politan area Branch of National
Organization College BACKGROUND OF
business ,experienced preferred. Car
CREDIT CORPORATION, 100 S
Patrick st. Alex. Va, OV. 3-4800
ADJUSTOR INVESTIGATOR, ma.
tional consumer finance organiza-
tion is in need Of several young
starting salary plus expenses and
usual company benefits. Apply
AETNA FINANCE CO.. 1928 Ga
ave- Silver Spring Md pa
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DISTRICT
MANAGER

Old line national corporation will
interview qualified men for manage
ment Of sales organization in terri
tory COMPRISING approximately one
third Washington and environS
Successful manager will earn in ex-
cess of $4,000: must have success
full record of experience in sales
management: age 80 To so. Late
model car required. Send complete
outline of business experience to
E. Nevil. Marion. New York.
CRAFTSMAN; one year experience
detailing machine parts. GEORATOR
CORPORATION, Manassas, Va.
DRIVER. White. Age 1885. once,
shipping. delivery duties. Good
phone voice and typlng ability
Bright future. Apply AMES STORES
1895 II st. ne.
DRIVERS, exper. pref. not neces-
sary. Apply in person; no telephone
calls accepted BETHESDA CAB.
INC: 7749 Georsetown I'd. Be
the8de. -1D
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AUTO BODY MAN, must be Al,
dependable; high salary, 5-day week.
Call OIL. 1878 or LO. 5-3562
AUTO LODY AND FENDER MAN
Must be experienced; good salary
and hours. Company benefits; ref
erences required Apply Mr.. Her
son, MANHATTAN AUTO, 1905
18th st. NV. 90
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SPECIAL NOTICES Cont
NATURAL COLOR PORTRAITS--No

COLOR PORTRAITS--No
oils or tinting. Your true PERSONAL
ity is photographed directly in
color. Lovely creations for those
who demand the best. Sittings BY
TOMCRAFT STUDIO. 1913 18th
st. NV.
CHRYSLER AUTO. 1912. listed in
name of Emmitt Witcher, ga yrs.
garage rent and repairs. Ser. No.
6679935, Eng. No. C367S42. j. H.
WASHINGTON. 607 Girard st. NV.
BUSINESS CARDS, S2.95 per 1000;
novelties. matches, calendars, rubber
stamps, etc. RIA. 6-S203 after 6 pm.
ACCOUNTANTS desiring
to discontinue local practice: We
will buy or service on a royalty
basis, / to 100 accounts, within
radius of 60 miles from D. c.
Write Box 352-K, Star.
FIRMS DESIRING address and or
telephone answering service in
Southern Md. write Box 348-K, Star.
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4S4<A4N4411 l AIN AO ~
9TH And r SITS. NV. 81
AUTO. PARTS MAN, exper. in Mopar
parts; permanent position with. a
secure future; paid vacation this
See Mr.. Pisnone. .. s. PARTs se coRP.
2lO1 14th st. NV. DE. 2-671O.
AUTO SALESMAN, used cars &c Good
salary. and commission. No outside
soliciting. The good buys we are
able to offer plus our heavy advertis.
than, our present ,organization can
handle. Come ready for work. See
Mr.: Stafford after 9 am. AUTO
WHOLESALERS, INC. 1871 Bla-
AUTOMOBILE statesmen - Wash
ington's largest Chrysler Plymouth
dealer has an immediate opening for
4 new-car statesmen: experience not
essential: we conduct an extensive
Applicants must. be presentable. So
Der. steady workers, with a desire
to sell. Those qualified will be re-
warded with excellent commission
plan. and all the benefits Of a large
corporation. Apply in person. to
ICE, INC, 637 N st. NV. -21
AC1O SALESFThN. must De expeE. II
new and used cars; sal. and comm.
floor time; opportunity for man who
can sell: Mr.: Brooks. AMERICAN
SERVICE CENTER. 5s5 N. Glebe
AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN-we need
3 additional young and aggressive
men for our sales force. Must be
wan No Tof Ii S4soS stFFoR iol
CHANDLER MOTOR CO.. Washing
toms largest Nash dealer. 30
AUTOMOBILE Statesmen - Wash
ingtons oldest Chevrolet dealer needs
3 statesmen to sell automobiles. Sell
ing experience desirable but not
necessary. To ,clean-cut men with
ambition to get ahead we offer an
earnings with our liberal compensa-
ton plan. Excellent working cpndi-
tons. Large, beautiful air-condi-
toned showroom. Transportation
furnished Apply IN person to Ne
AUTO sALEsMEN~New car; must
be real go-getter and a good
closer; auto selling exper. not neces-
sary; some selling eXper. required.
See Mr.. Humphrey, ROYAL MOTORS
INC. Chrysler-Plymouth 4100 Ga.
AUTO statesmen. used cars; must
be exper. and have excel. chlr. refs.
top pay plan. Apply in person to
DIR. Humphrey. ROYAL MOTORS.
INC. Chrysler-Plymouth. 4100 Ga.
ave.
AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN to sell new
Chevrolet cars and TRUCKS. This is
an outstanding opportunity for an
alert Young man TO earn big money
with one of Washington's finest
automobile examinations. Present
sales staff very small. experience
desirable but not necessary. Excel
lent sales II aiming provided. Phone
Mr.. Wantz. RA. 10000 for appoint
ment and interview.
HICKS CHEVROLET
1910 Upshur St.. NV.
-1S
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HELP--MEN

BRICKLAYERS, white. Report job.
18th and N. Glebe rd., Arlington.
Open shop. lis
BUILDING SUPPLY statesmen -
Openines for 2 young men; $4,000
and. up class: over Fl yrs: sell
hardware, millwork and so forth. for
esr nFm must ps
proposition for right man. Give
full particulars and past experience
Personal interviews will be ar
RANGED. Write Box 247-K. Star.
BUTCHER. exper.. pleasant disposi-
5000 Hamilton st.. Hyattsvilie, Nd.
or call WA. 7-5002. ask for Mr..
CAB DRIVERS
New 1854 cabs. viii help new men
obtain /. D. cards. Apply All 3rd
st. NV.
CABINETMAKER, repairman; expert
er END aatomobe dssirgabe stats
references and salary expected. Box
220-K, Star. ga
CARPENTER FOREMAN-First-c class
man needed. for custom building
and remodeling; must be reliable
and have q general knowledge Of
the other trades. Phone MR..
BURNETT. ia. S-2242. lis
CARPENTERS-Need so good car
penters; S2.S7h per hour; for non
union ga Garde emf. . apt. project.
Va. 5000 block Of King st. Go
out Shirley hwy. turn right at
green water tower and Alex. sign
at Shirley hwy, and Route Z,
which Which is Skin, King ST., and left on Route
CARPENTER - Thoroughly capable
and reliable; able to plan and work
with little supervision. Top wages.
CARPENTERS WANTED--First class
and trim men: Top wages. long
jobs. Report ASH Aspen Hill I'd.
VIMAR CONSTRUCTION CO.. See
CARPENTERS Al. framing. report
with tools. in morning at apt. house
at s60S Flower ave. Tax. PIX. Nd,
CARPENTERS, 1925 per mr.: fore
men $3.50 per mr.; permanent po-
sitions: service station and residen-
tial construction with established
firm. In reply state age and resume
81 past experience. sox seek.
CASHIER-OFFICE
Un mus ,.sI opportunity to join a long
live-wire. Salary commensurate with
ability. Employees benefits. CENTRAL
SIS 9th st. NV. Do not phone.
CHAUFFEUR AND HELPER, available
Sf d NAM oS Ss ws D pfser asSunS %
only. EDDis. 2i31 Wyo. ave. NV.
ssart SpDy ez 4Si s. refs ssth s0 sh
lington shop. center. TIE. 6-O096.
CHEF wanted for. summer employ
ment at camp for boys and girls:
the dates are from June 20 to Sept.
T1,N1 1s54 for Isl SPLENDID 7IgSE oPPoR or
CHEF-COoK for resort hotel Apply
BY mai. PoiNT LOOKOUT HOTEL,
Point Lookout. Md. lis
CLFRK- TYPIST. once. shipping. de-
livery Livery duties duties. Good phone voice
Raises. Wholesale firm. Write Box
c I Srhi s!a SALESMAN. If you have
managerial ability you win be in
t nstinns, in our prqposittcp AAA
lection work; prefer some expert
ence. must be under 80 years and
interested in permanent. full-time
JOB. GENERAL ELECTRIC CREDIT
COLLECTOR. telephone calls, skip
tracing. general agency work; give
antecedents. age. sal. expected;
perm. and wonderful opportunity.
Write Box Ink, Star.
COLLECTION MEN (2)
Must be thoroughly exper. with in
stallment accts. Telephone only; 3
days; must be reliable. LONGS. 73I
18th st: NV. go
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OFFICIAL NOTICE

TO: AIRLINE DENNIS. address I'm
known. record owner of premises
known as 20 Eye ST., NE, in Lot
273. So. 675, WASH, D. c. Pursuant
to the provisions of the Act of Cong.
OF May l, 1896. entitled IAN Act
to Create a Board for the Condemna-
ton Of Insanitary Buildings in the
y. G.. and for other Purposes"
1912. the members of the Board
have investigated into the sanitary
condition OF the bldgs. at the premise
mentioned above. This bldg. shed
and fences. have been found. as
result of such investigation. to be in
such insanitary condition as to en-
danger the health of the lives of
the occupants thereof or OF persons
living in the vicinity Accordingly
you are hereby directed to show
cause on or before April 10. 1854
why. these buildings should not be
condemned You are entitled to a
hearing on this matter before this
Board. provided that you make writ
ten request for such hearing within
the time to show cause indicated
above. Upon receipt of such a re-
quest the Board will fix a time and
place for the hearing, and will notify
you accordingly. BOARD FOR THE
CONDEMNATION OF INSANITARY
BUILDINGS. Col. G. L. Evans. Jr,
W snI Il; GaTy II Ilg yg f. g
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AGENTS WANTED
TTET TNCTTD MET

FOR EACH QUALIFIED AGENT
A complete range of policy plans.
including all competitive types plus
exclusive features such as the IA
nous economizer, the famous BUSH
ness special, etc. A TOP PLUS
commission scale hard to beat
OUR 67-YEAR-oLD COMPANY
FURTHER OFFERS agents personal
benefits such as: Life. accidental.
death. dismemberment and loss of
sight, retirement, dependents-hos-
pitfalls. surgical. REALLY future
for qualified agents. Call ST. g.
1853, gen. agt.
AIR CONDITIONING MECHANIC.
experienced ON all types Of air
conditioning equipment; excellent
opportunity for qualified man. Ed
WARD g. CO.. INC, RIA. 3-6100 or
JU. 5-3076. lis
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ATLAS, 1920 N. Y. AVE.

Atlas, 14LU N. 7. AVE.
MEN
Construction 500 up.
Wholesale exper. 500
Mech. inclined 500
Semi-Sr. or Sr. Acct. - salary open
Jr. Acct. for CPAs $50
Steno. -Bkpr., young. Arl. $4,000
Mech. exper. salary open
Clerk-typiSt, young. Sc. $3.50
Typist (FigureS) S213
Teletype Oper., alt. hours
salary open
Sales trainee. car necessary
salary open
Sec, patent or engin. exper. $50
Many other secretaries, stenos. for
engineers. accountants, public re-
lations. research, legal. etc.
BooKEEPERs AND ASSISTANTS
BOOKKEEPER. some cost S75
Many other bkprs. and assts. to $75
OTHER OFFICE POSITIONS
RECEPTIONISTS. Clerks, Typists,
Credit Interyiewers. once machine
trainees, PIX operators. file clerks,
bookkeeping machine operators
$45 to sos
ATLAS, RE. 7-5767
1920 NY ave. NV. RIM. SOC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-18
ARLINGTON-ALEX.

RECEIPT. typ. coll. bkgd. - $3.50
Recept.-typ., PIX, shifts Meal. $50
RECEIPT. -secy., real est, ga $3.50
Recept.-secy., architect. So hrs $50
Admin. secy.. coll. bkgd. :. $3.50
Secy.. mortgage work. st. July $3.50
Med: secy y;; exper;; mature To $$33T55
Secy., legal exper., Wilson blvd. $50 up
Secy.. publish. Arm ------ $50
Steno., engineer. firm - $50
ss ten single. yns' no exper; $$ S5e
steno.. service wife, e-5 H.$Si6
syps b gsyO So area car seq SpsD
PBX-typist. So. All. S55
PIX oper.. 1-e pm. expsr.- To So ] 6
Teletype op., exper., shifts. To 81 .3S
Gale. mach. oper.. coll. math. 81 up.
Lab. tech, exper. .--$55
Clk. -typist, bkkpg:, Wilson blvd. $50
elk. -typist, research dept. =. $40
Bkkpg. mach. op., some exper. pref,
Secy.. no shrthd.. pub. rel. S55
Typist. electric typewriter $50
Asst. bkkpr.-typ., mature, 35 hrs.
S216
Payroll elk. exper.. So, Arl. Open
Practical nurse trainee, his. grad. $40
MEN
Ofc. mgr. 1886, bkgrnd. in sales,
able to relocate $1,000 UP
Accountant natl asS0e.' $500 e a ap
Teletype oper.. exper., shifts, yng..
$50 up
Prom. sales, car. top CO. Guar. 500
Teller, exper., 35 hrs. $500
POTOMAC EMPL., HRS. 9-8
1884 Wilson Blvd, Arl. ia. 7-0519
Oil King ST., Alex, XII. 9-5055