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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-10-21
JARVIS T. GRAY DIES

Jarvis T. Gray, Sc, husband of
Mrs. Emma Morgan Gray passed
away Monday at his home in
Avon after several months illness.
Besides his, wife he is survived
by one daughter, Mrs. Oscar
Gray, of Norfolk, Va; four sons,
Jarvis Gray Jr. of Norfolk; Ralph
Gray of California; Harold Gray
and Warren Gray of the home;
one sister, Mrs. E. F. Scarborough;
three brothers, Burgess Gray of
Avon; Hilton Gray and Charlie
Gray of Virginia Beach; seven
grandchildren and a number of
nieces and nephews.
Funeral services were conducted
Tuesday afternoon at St. Johns
Methodist. Church by Rev. Aaron
Tyson, pastor, assisted by Rev,
Lester Jarrett, pastor of the
Assembly of God church and Rev
Jimmy Hearns, visiting Evange-
list.
The choir, composed of members
of both churches with Mrs. George
W. Meekins as pianist sang, "No
Night There, evil the Circle Be
Unbroken" and "God Will Take
Care of You" "Abide With Me-
was sung at the grave.
Pail bearers were: Luther
Hooper, Fred Gray, ST., Walker
Scarborough, George w. Meekins
Willard Gray, Sr. and Joe Will
liams.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-10-21
WARNS CHILDREN DANGER
IN FOLLOWING FOG MACHINE

The danger of following the
mosquito Jogging machine, as it
goes about highways and streets
on Roanoke Island, is indicated in
statements made by Robert X.
Gum, district sanitary inspector.
Mr.. Gum says while the spray it.
self is calculated to be harmless,
the machine creates a dense fog
and even the drivers vision is OBJ
secured. Children chasing the ma
chine may run out across the
road, and it might be easy for a
child to be hurt, either by the
driver of the machine or some
other person following. 1t is bet
ter to keep a safe distance behind
the machine.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-10-21
GREETING GRIFFITH
Rather Entertaining Yarn About Rising Celebrity VIII
Spent Seven Seasons With Roanoke islanders
By GILBERT MILLsTEIN in The New York Times

The most authentic dish of
black-eyed peas, side meat and
collard green's to be served up on
the legitimate stage in parcel of
years is Andy Samuel Griffith, a
29-year-old North Carolinian in
near-mint condition. Griffith will
open Thursday at the Alvin in
"No Time for Sergeants," a
comedy of Army life in which he
plays Will Stockdale, a Georgia
wool hat with an intricately inno-
cent mind who triumphs impair
TALLY over sergeants, phychiatrists
and divisional commanders. The
occasion will mark not merely his
first appearance on Broadway but
also his first appearance in a lead
ing role created from a best-sell-
ing novel. This has not been lost
on him.
What renders Griffith's condi-
ton only near-mint is that while
he still says "Ah" for a." "mah"
for my" and fright purity" for
pretty" he also says "dig" for
understand" or "enjoy," more
than likely the result of having
been taken to Lindy's, where, as a
by-product, he was introduced to
Danny Kaye. Nothing he said will
be set down Theoretically. The
meeting with Kaye affected him
profoundly. II thought" he said
the other night over bourbon and
hotel water, "Lord have mercy"
Griffith is 6 feet 2 inches tall,I
weighs 1876 pounds, has blue eyes,
big feet, regular features, a head
of Independent, light-brown hair
and a pretty wife named Barbara,
with whom he now lives in a 3h-
room apartment in Kew Gardens,
Queens, far piece from Mount
Airy, N. c., where dig" means
"dig." He plays the trombone, the
ukelele and the bass horn, sings
bass and almost became Morav-
ian preacher, although born a Bap-
fist and married in copy of an
Anglican chapel in Manteo, by a
Methodist minister to a Baptist
maiden while Roman Catholic
nightclub vibraphonist played the
pump organ and q Catholic girl
sang. At the University of North
Carolina, which he entered as a
divinity student and from which
he was graduated in 1949 as a
music major, Griffith was known
as Deacon" Lord have mercy
The rise of Griffith is what is
invariably termed a romance of
show business and will be told in
flashback. The immediate cause
was monologue, "What It Was
Was Football" which he recorded
in September, 1863, at conven-.
ton of the Jefferson Standard
Life Insurance Co., in Greensboro,
N. G. 1t had been thought up by
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-10-21
REPRINTING CORRECTED
STORY OF MRS. CREEP

In making up the pages in our
paper last week, some paragraphs
of a story about Mrs. Caddie
Greet, 80, of Manteo, got mixed
ND with a story about surplus
commodity needs in Dare County,
SO that the paragraphs didn't make
sense. We have Strengthened out
the article about Mrs. Greet and
reprint it this week. We want
folks to know more about this
grand old lady.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-10-21
RURITANS TO
HOLD LADIES NIGHT

Tonight, Friday, the 21st Of
October is Ladies Night for the
Wanchese Ruritan' Club at the
Wanchese Schoolhouse. As usual,
fine time for the members and
their ladies is expected. President
Melvin Daniels has invited all
visiting Ruritans to attend. Rev.
l.. E. Aitken, pastor of the Manteo
Methodist Church will address the
group.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-10-21

CLINTON S. WARD, a native Of
Roanoke Island, who died Thurs
day afternoon, of last week in
Duke Hospital, Durham at the age
of IS, where he had gone for
treatment of a heart ailment, had
planned to come to Manteo for a
long visit with old friends this
fall. He retired some seven weeks
ago to his home in Laurelton, l..
l., after so years of employment
in the maritime trade. He had
served in the Navy, and when he
retired was port steward in charge
of purchases for Gulf Oil Corp.
in New York. He was the son of
the late Henry B. and Mary Eliza
Baum Ward of Roanoke Island.
Beside his wife, Eleanor, he is
survived by a son and daughter,
Mrs. T. A. Vince and Daniel Ward
of New York; by a brother,
George w. Ward of Union, N. j.,
and two sisters, Mrs. ]. w. Dun
nington and Mrs. Cora Barron,
both of Washington, D. C.
Funeral and burial was near his
home on Long Island, N. Y, and
included religious and Masonic
services, Oct. 16 and 18th.
Mr.. Wards career, which took
him into many parts of the world
during the past so years, was the
subject of a detailed article in the
August 16 issue of the Coastland
Times.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-10-21
SUDDEN LEFT TURN

Sheriff Dozier of Currituck
made left turn into his driveway
at Powells Point Monday morning.
Jim Twiford, well-known highway
employee of Point Harbor was
yelling north. He had to put on
N brakes suddenly, his car skid
~ off the side of the road and
.hed over. Mr.. Twiford was
shaken up, but suffered no serious
consequences. The car was banged
up badly.
Evening star., 1955-11-08

VIlLCANlZER, expeFienced. pessell-
ss ,.csnsSs ,d sEssk ,, 81. ssesiSpi ss y s9Ta ss
81 phons calls. BIN HuNbi.kK;
wzsnnrkssHs az siachinNE MECHANIC
Experienced on automatic. PerTna-
nent position: good salary. com.
mission: vacation: uniforms and
tgansgcrtaticn furnished: BEITAR
APPLIANCE SERVICE. 10. 0-4lI4.
WASHING MACHINE MEcHANic,
expers on automatic washer; eood
staEtins salary and commission
work. Apply 1908 North Capitol g.
BoYs. white, over Ia. nest sp-
pe4rance and sales personality tor
Cue st. NV: SIS am. ready for
NAN. brirht able-bodied, sxper.,
plumbing supplies pref, eood ops
Man Tok BRxKE joB' IN must ss
exper. In brake work and front
end alignment: tnsurhnee, retire.
ment income. hospital benefits
sson, sSo 4gRIy gRysTEE Y gsEsG TrEs 81 p sss; ssIs
NAANAtLt = EAANAM2A taANA 04AL4&a GVAA
9e, ayes Silver sprins. Nd, ~,
Nan iWsirn TRUCK q haul 81 Snild.
ing materials IN virsinia, 20, p
,ixR 2lss wzNkIED siisI ;os : ael,ca..sssn, sie.
Of Fails Church. Call u. 2-e7S6.
MAN WITH CAR, to represent large
Vhneirrs AaFnfnar whfte fYafv4ffsp
sfo6nd SIS weekly. Apply riS Tic B
81. Sc, 0 an. to 10 noon. ---S
MEN with piehsing .telephone voices
20 work for local radio station,
Mr.. WILLIAMS. RE. T-I0A4. ---Ie
MEN. white. z Or more Yrs. direct
sales, exper. Exp, guar. plus comm.
MS h1sa cTAEnsaanT Il ESeaa ns5TensIPS ay ns daily z
n.v.i s.i5 am. ready for work.
AlEy--Exceiisnt openings for ! men,
full time; also part time: mar
ried men preferred: full time, can
average over 500 per week; FULLY
established routes. no cold can
vaSslng; famous everyday fiecessi-
ties assure steady hiee earnings;
no sales experience necessary. but
must be able 10. furnish character
IER IE'iSSij BRUsH ~ CO. So..si sii Pm Nations 2
Press Bldg, i4th ana = ats. NV
O. phone DI. 7-4477 Or DI. q
aiEN.. isS.' 80 70 as. with knowledge re- or
experience Ia mems wear: GOOD
saleFy, pleasant SURROUNDINGS
!. Write scx 2aI-B. Star 90
WHEATON. MD. PAYROLL CLERK
$se: se BSosaespe, @ 9 :. male y,I q tsnaie,
PERSONNEL. 1911 o ct. nv. tsT
r6GEH 'l5i1RSs MAN. white. ID help deliver
furn, and work In uphcl. shop. Ju
T0UNG MAN, Immediate opening
for ambitious man 10 take ever
credit department. experience pre-
sps sssssd ApSy sss TaR gci Rnsfs:fa csEp cEHE ssHaE
YOUNG NAN, interested in learninE
once supply business as sales
clerk. Apply IN person, No phone
calls, ANDREWS OFFICE SUPPLY
4 EQUIPMENT CO., 7ls 18th
ysosuSSS MAN. 10 10 70. for iS clerical
once position. permanent resident
interested in an insurance career
sre srS'sareG A EsIsYPnei IfPR rNsnR efs
YOUNG MAN. hish school graduate.
draft free; knowledge Of chemistry
helpful but not necessary, TO be.
come laboratory assistant Bright
future with valuable on-iob train.
ing Apply BOX ASK. star, giving
ass M salary AZ expected, sI,s;ss sehooitnf end
YOUNG MAN who wants 10 learn
business with q future In q pro-
gressive company--start with ware
house work--should be his. grad,
military service behind him, am
bilious and tntelliRent, good refs.
required, call MISS BEcKMAN for
Evening star., 1955-11-08
National
Geographic Society

3rd and n SITS. NE. LIZ
CLERK -CASHfKR, for insuFance of-
nee 5-day week, paid yaeetipn
accurate with ngufes: exper. pre-
231 Dupont CIR. BldE-. l346 Conn.
caIiRsRika.sfEsoGRAPHER, aisi is 70 s5
years Of ase. for school once:
varied duties; 37lz-hr. wk.:: $3.50
mo. Please apply In pereon, BEN
JAAfIN FRANKLIN UNTVERSITY,
cIERK-TYPIsT. receipt. duties. fa-
miliar with figures: 500. PpTo-
MAC Z EMPLsa MTPLsaoSs ss4 Wilson IVA"
cAAEF1Ri:k14Yf.. AEF1i: "a fgSo. ~. typins spssa; must
enjoy vkg. with iig. AMER. WHO'LL
6ALER6, 5th and W sts. ne. --9
for research COM
pany In National Press Bldg. ln-
formal pleasant SURROUNDINGS: per-
son must be accurate1and Ike q
variety Of responsibilities. Can MA.
cfERk.TYPIsTr 1ss k.;TYPIsT $3.50: 5 days;
under 35 yrs. GENERAL EMPLOY-
MENT, 1907 II st. NV.
CLRRK-TYPEST. young lady, IL q
sstats firm. Can ma. s-2Oso for
cIIiERSK-TYPisT; white; 2l-4O; fill-
Ing requests for printed material.
REQUIRED 70 wrap material Ior
maiIing, also some typing. 5-dAy
VIZ. $3.50; paid vacation, gfoup
disqualification and Insurance. nene-
ats, sick leave. pension plan. All.
cond. once. Takona area. "A.
CafRK giSshO. !. TYPTsr. ApaeestiA ,aTsa:
perm. work, senerai clerical and
cashief duties. knowledge of ac-
counfg receivable desirable but not
nee, Apply 1909 Good Hope fd-s
s.e, Once MANAGER. lie
days; $50. POTOMAC EMPLa RSS4
Wilson blvd, Arl. IA. $4,000.
CIRRK.TYPIST, 1890; research
org. NV. Wash; immediate, per-
faanent, Accurate fast typing; o.
day, 40-hr. wk.; S225-S250 per
mo. To start. Wo. 6-29ss. S.30S5.
CLERK. TYPIsT. high school grad;
uate exper. not necessary good
typist. 5-day 35-hr. wk. Excel
Working cond Many adFantages-
Call Mr.. MccANN, RE, 7so9a9o-
.cIERK.TYPIsT, exper.. steady. posi-
ton. salary 70 compensate aoility,
s or 6M day week, al day SA.-
urday and Monday FREEDS OP-
TTcAL OFFICE. 727 7th St. nv:
Evening star., 1955-11-08

ACCOUNTANT-S -SECY. - New Wash.
once 81 national CPA nrm has ex-
eel. opportunity for u. acct, who
can tnitially do some seefftafiAl
work, Recent coiieze grad. pref, Wo,
ASSISTANT 81 TiExsfiIE i s; sUPERyIs0R.
supervisory sxpertsncs % %neesssaIy u
snoronnsh knoElsase q .ssn tsxIiiss s,s,S ss
ine, garment faekcry. alterations or
traininr % is prefersd: s-dsy week: m.
teresting varied activity IN eheitefed
workshop empioying and training
the handicapped. Apply GOODWILL
INDUSTRIES. 1918 New Hampshire
throueh m. OF ~ spDointmsnt.
AUTO CLERKS $3.50; some exper.
repair orders. GENRRAL EAlPLoY-
MENT. 1907 H st. NV.
BANK TRAINEES, all kinds posi-
tions. int. work, GOOD fut. INQUIRE
Miss Black ct BoYD's. 200 18th,
BkGuIicfxE aoE 4 IAN ,ail-round,. also
6-dAy week. No ewes. ROSE RAY
NOR BEAUTY SALON. DU. 7-1l4I.I
After a. AF T.T3S2 -l5
BEAGTICiAN- -kiANiCURlsT for the
B4f0 block Of GeorgiA ave. Guar
atltse top salary. RA. e-os03; RA-
sRaHUSTriicrAN--salary HSric and commits
sion: vacation pay: In shopping
center. RIGGS PARK BEAUTY
SALON. 6555 South Dakota ave.
ne. Call Hazel. TU. 2-73S4. la
OPERATOR. experienced;
full time. permanent position. call
Lu. 2.p734 or RE. tI-1905. ---la.
OPERATOR. colored, for
booth renting, S7 per week. 17l2l
9th st. NV. AD. 4-37S3. 10
B0OKKEEPER-TYPtST. experienced.
under 80. Public Accountants Of
fice. Reply Swing particulars In own
handwriting TO Boz ABB, Star. 20
BOOKKEEPER- CLERICAL, 5-day wk.
Fine wolnen,s sportgwear shops.
CASUAL CORNER. EN-. 2-2640
soukKEEPER-s SECRETARY, i-sirlI
once, Excel. oppnf.. real estatel y
70 5. 5 days. kxper. refs; SOB
% start. $500 X st. n.ws Apt. l0s.
BooKKEEPER. head bookkeeper;
autn dealer. In La Plata, Nd; 80
min. drive from Sc. D. C. Famil-
lar with Oh accounting, proce.
other einplcye benefits. Call BUD
BaocRSEEfrsS axGn e sslsis &sAcS. sSsi orr. som. So
sygsT Ni h;ss hNpEs srasa sst sS Wilson sg; sIyd Po
Ari. IA. $4,000.
helpful. GENERAL EMPLOYMENT,
1lflr E ~ u ~
Evening star., 1955-11-08
0ljFTIoF am CRFnI7 WV

|0FRiCE AND CkEpfT NAN, book
1870. Poa oMAc EMrL. 1854 vii
on BURNES MECHANICS -old e.
taplikhed nfm, permanent Job, Va.
cation with Day. excellent working
sonaitinns. top WAGES Phone Df.
|PAiNTERs, white. with car. Ne.
1iiisaaSss &IEkIcaS DassesoRsI sIoas. VIZ e1s J.
fAikTERs-Rsport ready Tor Ecrk; a
fifst-eiaks mechanics: GOOD nay
ADAMS RENovATlNo CO. 1875
|PaiNsTIERRs HI wANrEn sober - lI,ep
sss. after = p.Hs ~. s-43i7 Or IA.
PaiNfIRs, ist-eia,s mechanics only
Tor construction lob IL Nd. Cali
N: 4.555T between Z pm. and
rA.ssfEs. !: a5.s Glass .ss ..ss.r, la.la.
sayss Iskoma PARK. 7:ao an.
PAINTERS. nrss class only, whits,
non union; good pay with quality
operation. Report ready Tor work.
I3u tomorrow morning. "a MF.
y 4 n. MitIER "a 1asni iDfssssiHEopMfsi' wi
CO. Aa26 4Qth s.. nv. --10
PApkR HANGkR6, flrst. class only.
white. non-uiion: good pay with
for work. 80 tomorrow morning Il
Mt. Thomas Nq phone calls w G.
y A. N MILLER DEVELOPMENT
, Is ~ y r 4akh = 3 I. e. p;v.,u -lo
Usual company beneflts. ExpeF.
only, Call MR. PATTON, 70. =
zl&6. -l3
Evening star., 1955-11-08
CALL RE. 7-69O2
FoR APPOINTMENT

y ~ L
S1NDWTCH MAN On CLERK. sxps-
persofi. EofRER1s nELfcATES.
SEN zH22 Eastetn ave, NV. 10
70 install tile cabi-
nets. and soap dispensers, guar
anteed SALARY. $50 per week. Car
essential Bee ~. Togles. Ma.
sEktIicR sfATiIoH ATTENDANT.
must be experienced In lubrication
Eull and part time. CoNNORS.
INS 72i y ksEles El", "a; sssi,,,5, MI Ilz4rv
SsI,;.,. SsI; .ssfdssS ,y Snly; sSa MT Be as 81;
skSvaIick sfxTI6s 2i4hssDAME1Hg, a. Z
kSzrE iSsazlr szI;E rsso rsssso sch sich Al asaa yfaE snsi.
sRRyidsE STATION ArrgsD1S4--
6RRRITf 6RRRTfER ROSRSS S4So New Esallh hsrpsslrs naszl
TakomA Park. ---o
Evening star., 1955-11-08
CLERK

For interesting work IN map division.
No drafting experience necessary.
Interest In photography helpful.
Must be high school graduate.
Permanent position with oppQrtu-
nifty for advancement. Are 2O.30.
Beginning salary, $1,000. D-dny,
4D-hr. week. Position In bldg. ~
10th and NJ sts, NV. with inter
N AnT n -
Evening star., 1955-11-08
SALESMAN

Man 70 sell nationally famous Ken.
more sewing machines. Inside, out
side sales. Car NECESSARY. Draw
aeainst e0mmission. Leads fur-
nished. No eanvassing. Excellent
company benefts 10 the one. man
So ss.Sssn s,,.,,. aS aS Sp.i1 r.ono., ~. q ass
Sears, Roebuck and Co.
e4b5 coLEsvnLK m. sIrs sp0
Evening star., 1955-11-08
PART TIME

Work In telephone room $40 to Gao
pm. caH Tx. 3-4267 altar $50
pm. for appointment. 20
Evening star., 1955-11-08

@ & s LAUNDRY
t4Ig BALTIMORE AVE.
HLApENGBUR0, MD. .-s
SALES CLERK, white; age. 2I-Ss:
sspiS.; ssIs naSa1ats smt ans fds nsnt nl ssSs sSas
SALES ENG, Sl2, 600
Eisstronic ssslp. fam. Govt. ecntE;
SALES NOR. bldg. mtris. TO $4,000.
relocate In Eastern part y. s.
SALES. local and travel: all kinds,
$500 70 $4,000, For the best ser
tGA. H-231Ol Ford, ct
BOYD'S. Cor. G. & 18th
SAILS ESTIMATOR. for moving and
storage hustness. Desire exp: man
70 work. see Nj. smith. jf. sMiITH
TRANSFER q STORAGE CO.. 1913
sALEEiGAN for sness. storm win
doEs and other home improVements
SAFETY FFHcE Co. 20. i-iooo.
SALESMAN with specially sales e.
ss ,,b e n..c,. sralc :. ds.ssiS nan. nan
Car reeessary. Unlimited enrnines
eualiied man, Appiy % person.
ule o st. s.e.. . am. TN ie noon.
sALEgafAN. aggressive, alert fer
WAshinRtonN finest 0ld-sale pack
hst liagoy store Excellsnt start.
Apply cLARKs LIQUORS. 70S
|sAlIssiAS S1can earn 5000, Sal
aryt and commission. Good Cppof-
tagltys excellent future. cal 70.
saIEsskN. USED cARoood. re-
ioE re T,fh. men. BILL ApAAs
sl sltEsMaN for Hi-Fidelity Dept.
Must have auto, see Nj. sycie.
KIT MUSIC Co. 1880 Q d. nv.
sALEsNAN.p Progressive. sstabiished
national corporation, selling me.
shanieei produets 70 business nEmn.
has sales opsnine fSr hish-Eraas
asns assITsb bus ons ss a,sa ssseais snRsIeasr aer
fiShi man. $500 psr month start.
ing guarsntes. SAITH H-coRoNA.
sINCss 1913 Park "a. NV. 80
SALESMAN. real estate. fcoioreai.
JOIN our experienced sales torce.
over 80 yrs. experlence builders,
Ssa NAl as.sS ses7Ss. Eanssss: c:AsfrAE vfES% ESs
s1ERsaaN Tor national company.
base salary and commiBsion. Tor
automottse, hardware and appli-
ance store. Interested IN party
who can work bet. Q am. and
9 Pm Tnis gould ee = iali-tape
has q lob 81 ntght and does not let
his night work conflict with the
above hrs. Company beneflts such
rs discounts, disqualification and
PROFIT ehariue. Contact WESTERN
AUTO. 390S Benning I'd. ne.
Evening star., 1955-11-08
!. YOUNG. MAN N.

High school graduate. 81 to 25,
70 train In credit department Of
old established wholesale dis
tTibutor. Write. stating full uuali-
ficatiops. phone number and .ex-
pected starting salary in fifSt
letter Excellent opportunity for
young man looking for bright fu-
ture and security Box 474-A Star.
10
YOUNG MEN az. for sales Or once
asst; will train. Apply, 1O-4. sun
dav.Friday. EN-. 3-HSDI --S
YOUNG MEN, white, appearance,
personality and ability to learn
salesEork. After IL days training
500 or more, plus promotional op-
portunities- MR., CHAMPAGNE,
! MKN FOR INSURANCE DEBTS
Due TO expansion We have immedi-
ate openings IN Charles County
and Prince Georges County, vicin-
ity Of Wash. Excellent stafting
pay. car allowance. paid vacation
and group Insurance. No experience
RsRczs RRsfsiRshzs GHpEri fPh suAScE sissIlSs 0ces cS
ID2 Duke of 0louchestef st., An.
napoiis, Nd. Colonial 3-3777. 10
PART.ItdK CAsHIERi I pm. q
MIR. iCKEH, ST. 3-9i00.
Evening star., 1955-11-08
PATENT ATTORNEY
ELECTRONIC

GLGG = hklH4C1
Fer lons-estabiished washinEton.
pettence: Boz 1888, Star. IS
PATENT SEARCHER
Must hays good kneNledke Of chem
istry. Experienced preferred but
not essential Ma, G-i36h. ---6
PAYROLf.-ACCOUNTTN0 CLERK
Should have accounting training and
some expefsenee, prefefably IN con-
ltyuction o. road paving delds.
Typing necessary. Ase 22-35. Ex-
ceilent opportunity. Send resume
BOZ 40Q-B. Star. ----8
Evening star., 1955-11-08
HI.ERK-TYPIST

silver Spring ONCE. Interesting posi-
fton; excellent vorkins conditions,
aood salary. Prefer someone who
hkes 10 work with figures. short
hand helpful but not essential.
Phone for appointment. 10. 7-b5lO.
Evening star., 1955-11-08
INSURANCE SaleSrnen

AAADA&A GsAAOC NgA4CoA1AC4A
0peuinEs in leading multiple line
insurance company. Income while
training. excellent opportunity and
unlimited income n selected. North.
srn ya. once. NATION WIDE M
zzHihIaNGs zsiInsssn. IS. So * z; afsss u al.o. 5d
JANITOR, colofed.. for apartment
deFelopment: oil burner, pleasant
WORKING conditions. Must have
good references: married, no chill
dren. Apt. and Sl40. Telephone
IANiT0R. i for sssdsn-typs apt. xp-
ply between 10 an. and 3 pm.
Apt 1, 1901 Abinedcn ar. AIex.
JANIroR. colored, for apt. .-hos.i.
dTinEsr. Win refs. fiss iSt6
IAsiNIffoiSR AND WIFE. eolored. no
children; large Sc. project; stokef
IRE. must have d. G. drivers
permit. S1l0 mo-, apt. and utiia.
provided, Wife to work as char
woman, Se6 mo, Call MRS, RICH
AHDSON. 10. 3-4447, 8 an. to
5 pm, 44aI 3Fd st. Sc.
JANtrOR - Permanent. full-tiine
position. for sober, experienced
man; $50 per week. arm. apt.
Extra for car and overtime. No. o
license: references required Du. =
l0HS.
Evening star., 1955-11-08
The Evening Star
18th and Pa Ave NV.

18th and Pa. Ave. NV.
CLERK, white, ass is to rs. pleas
nec..isIy. ns r. ssusliiy for aesouni
ins. Some typins. splendid work
ting conditions. Apply Mr.. Graham.
DRS. hospital. 1918 Eye ST, NV.
CLERK WANTED for retail laundry
and. dry cleaning store. Must oe
accurately. Would prefer someone
IN the Silver Spring AREA Apply
MoRNINOSIDE LAUNDRY CO..
S220 Georgia ave. Silver Spring.
10
CLERK; white; age, ai-4o: process
ing incoming mail. Applicant chosen
to be trained By Us. 5-day Wk.,
$3.50; paid vacation: group hos
pitalization and insurance bene-
fits. sick leave. pension plan; airs
cond. once. Takome area. EA.
-Ak
Evening star., 1955-11-08
GARDENER

White. 70 assist IN supsrvision Of
isrse real ssssss CO. Sst1 s
yrs. ags: must Be thofouShiy ezpeT':
car nec.: good salary and car al
hWance. Apply personnel dept,
SSarEia9z SAB aSa Co. 1924 < q. NV.
Evening star., 1955-11-08
PERMANENT
FULL TINE
OPPORTUNITY

Available TO fa) men Who can fur
nish good references. Sales, sery-
ice and collection work for large
national organization. Apply s
an. 10 B pm. daily. 1907 deorgia
ave. NV.
Evening star., 1955-11-08
HELP--MEN

P0RTER AND MESSENGER, eolored.
permanent with future. Prefer h.s.
grad. neat. only those with good
employmept record and good refs.
PikESsHfAE - Mieiiie vertical: per-
manert Job: must be experienced.
PREsShiiN. Tor lob work. Day. iuii
time only. Kelly B, c. and P. EX.
3-06s4 Or AID. 2-3e65. Ill
RADIO HAM to work In eleetronies
store; must have knowledge Of
parts and amateur rear: MR; JOB.
|REEHRidkR14iioN EEHii MECHANIC CON.
mefiehl expertenea. service and
instailatien. Can WI. 6-6166. IA
REAL ESTATE BALESAfAN---A rare
opportunity for . retired or part
time employed man with ability 10
increase his income Saturdays and
sundays selling lots and homes, IN
lone-estabiiShed SuecesSful de-
gsiopment. Gail Manassas. Va.
RoUTE SALESMAN for estabii.hed
dry eleaning route; good pfopc1ition
% rieht nan; stseey tce, Ssl =
isssoSspls isos h. cafoIisn cAndIisaoNE svs. n's SLAANLs
ROUTE eAIESllAN--Ior estabiished
lnundry and dry cleaning route.
Outstanding opppftnnity for man
with proper attitude: GOOD pay,
paid vacations and other beneflts.
Apply OLD COLONY LAUNDRY,
0e20 Blair "a. NV. --0
R0UTEMAN. 6-s. S days: comm.
plus $6e. POTOMAC ENPL. 1884
wilson blvd. Afl.. VA $4,000
Evening star., 1955-11-08
Victor Adding Machine Co.
SALES REPREsENTATIVE

iwashinsscn branch osace
protected territory. Good
yancernent opportunltiss, plus
ectnpany dement's offered 10
man selected. Salary while
training. Salary and commits
sion paid after training.
Age "a to 36. Successful sales
experience and ear necessary.
Evening star., 1955-11-08
ACCTG. ASST. $500
ACCT. CLERK

position handling accts.
receivable ledger: 6-dAy. 40-hr.
week. no sat work Appropriate
experiences and ability e type are
required: 20-3S years Of age. Sal
afy commensurate with experience
Apply Personnel Room e02. Open
weekdays S:30-b and Sat. pig,
No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
iio1 PA. AVE NV.
Evening star., 1955-11-08
CAsHIERs

erabiy 4 permanent resident Of
Washington area With previous
restaurant or cafeteria experienesi
salary meals and uniforms furn-