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BRAND-NEU BRlCK Cars Cod IN
Arltnztqn: 1un hzmti 50. On. rn..
tgst gdesoo. s-W REALTY co.
s-sEDz1r.. e-hsth. nsv spiit-lsysl %
ever r,sss ics; 5saSf e sssids saas
Win table pace. assSz &c. fm IN,
6 s2i, $50. With good nnancing.
shown ~ apt. THE darcy CO..
IA. 6-e3e3. Once open Q til O..
EnED1Ms.. 2-bath. lovely Cape Co
VIE VIE d snss as d ss sdu ss kilt
space. Level lot. Just over Ar. CITY,
Inc q Feirfax. 81 appfoyed e
DAILY co. "a. s-ssss. Once open
sElohs va ArrRArsAI-Ye.. ovnsr
tis ssb.d q on l amber ~ ~ 81.
300. Cen for details, IA. 6-e400.
SPACIOUS BkICK EAMBLER in Z
convenient Bancroft area, watkins
distance p school shops and bus.
sssp; saqin,ng rm- &c luxs kit. wiz
baths: pine-psneisd recreation room
S20.gBO with convenient terms. Cal
NJ: 6age. IA. 6-6800. with SHAM
OFF COLUMBIA PIKE--s-bedrm.
brick rambler on quiet side street.
mr.. school: fun bsnt:: immaculate:
$4,000, MANNAS REALTY CO.,
ZIG wilson hiyd- u; s;25S3:
Brand-new brick home with 3 bed
rms. ~ baths. finished rec. rm..
beaut. kit.: only s1g. $50. MANNAs
REALTY Co. si16 Wilson blvd. "a.
8 TSiEaaiENDous BEDRooMs Zone
l4x2o). full and two v baths N
years old and DEFINITELY IN better
than new condition. Pull SEPARATE
a antas Eoo dsy e.. se.1 pc T
bath outside entrance and
yeusd-cn rec, nm. spaee, approx
level lot. 621120, Is beautifully
Handicapped with shade trees. fruit
trees. flowers and established gar
den: o ctlstom-built home In an
established close-in Arlington To-
eaton: I BIZ, 70 bus, blocks TO
appraised price Of $1,000: be quick
g see I'll Exclusive with PARKER
eMITH D. pQNNksL. Realtors, IA,
a-6161. 2026 N. 18th ct Court
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HOUSES FoR SALIVA

arRvs xsrtNTUNS!rnN 01A.droa,,
ssmiastsched: basement. fsnced y vi
rssssnItsly ,vsdIessS0T o iinymssSSiatsly
asMWenH1a 1a ~ t sx; o-Stv sI,cc,,,
. m1ls,, stOtm ncs MinoOw ~. ana n0Urs,
Sr;ys ana natio mans ,mnr rs.
rnsnfs: Si4, 400 80 s-S14a ~
ALEX, near proposed GA site--3-
s BED. = bI aN GSlonial. $1,000. q
ALEXANbRIX AREA, Fsirhayen =.
rs ss. fenced Yard with trees. ROPE,
IN. storm windows adoS Nssn BUSES sss
shopping, schools. OF approved
a 81 an so. ssias5 @o huv. ~ :,
8 home In Jefferson Manor. Nothing
down. OWNER, JE. 4-3o46. -
ALEXANDRIA, Belle Hayen-5 bed.
rooms, Q baths, Unusual closet space
This attractive, 2-year-oid bricl
rambler I. also s,,, has l LIVING Ssi5
suitramodern Kitchen With SisSva s,e :,
i and disposal: stairs 10 storare at ttis
are, ma snaesoMs " sfrest.ievs, "a.
re; ssss 81 Is ssS9Sa 4. ~ tEsss
MT EN; Aren't ss,; TE; e,4i6s: =:
s 1890 Va yara. nssr schno, psSST nunin,
$500 M Snsx iau Snr,ys Ne v,,,e,st
SIi.Soo JE. 2.Oe94. No agents. -:
A .ssh ~ vAd =, 49, snsnss :,
n thts conyeniSnf incafinn for IN,
Va sn n,,e Sn. N ~, S I'm rs ~ "a
s-a40(, RpTTER HOMES REALTY
All SniE Ssh IN Sshsdrr,
fnsi,cr Sonrs m iot 1,0~TE ~
xssnr -. snrs th,s q AZ an rnnsmsi ~ =
any rsespss anls nan am hy ana o 90
~ ~ Sno'yyVeo'e La Spp " ANU as se'
.i9E AyMu arscM, "a s,G.ySs r1usy,
ARLINGTON; N g6c Near Hscass
SIl.960 l:vuV casn--3-pealm
nouge VIII gsmt" porcnnSss rs III euT SgI
An iSs s5Ssis IA y 7aiSsa i0noi I
: owner Stiers bis lovely pominicl
1 quick sale on 81 er Fla terms i,
Inekes Mooo.ournlng nrepiaSe y
y-tt. ~. Im., sep. ulnt IN" Vutp
6it. MiLn nfehhilnsL NOOK On ~ ~, ~
geugnttul Deaa ,as sna , gnen w
1uil nry psms.: view 5ot witl mus
pnk tfee, conv. 70 NJ. hr1 , nc wn s9
eh,ool s No. ,o APT. only eai Mss
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lNvEsTMENr PROP. FOR SALE

GARAGEs--17 ssls.. ! dbl. metal;
one 3-truck masonry: 2 wide paved
sy ef esf.e g $1,000 Sra 10 rf Siosk
|sfoRE AND o Rms. story brick.
Only SIC. 500. Vacant. 1908 4th
s.W. Ma. S-7772; ewes. ~. s-7e22.
ARL.. New brick duplex, . bed
handle. ELisABETH ANDERSON.
|B Ia aThaSf' yoHM-sroNE ban BUM
low, corner lot. ARRANGED for 3 apts.
snsn Si's Rs b ssGR sss NOD iia saa s.
kits; fully turn: front apt. scr.
baby grand piano.. wash. machine:
garsxe: excel: loc.. good bus service:
.nscss s sosn p Dsy S a ps css
sTOEE AND . AfARTAiE'NTs---Mod-
ern store leased to nationally known
tenant Prop. In peri. cond, Excel.
NV location WI aa shc c..b b2 AZ; S cssn
R alst B. le coHh e III. $500. oos'
INDUSTRIAL Gk0UND--24.i10 Cd.
IT., level lot. fenced on two sides.
5iO3 creston ct. st KenilMorth inter.
s sne 1slto. Rfgas- ea, yi s msrk 81
price $l q. Il Owner, p: MEN
burg, Nd, UN. 4-4744.
ARLtNGTOk--16 units e bldgsl L
ssd 61a apts.; garkain lss sRaesi ineSms
decorated. nice lot; near schools, bus.
shopping center: 8 min. 10 Pentagon
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VACAN,T

no down payment required by veteran
on. this lovely brick bungalow. Z
hedrms.: large Kit, fully equip. Full
esmt. Large level fenced lot.
Prince Georges Realty Co.
ON. 4-l1ee WA. 7-es5s
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FORESTVILLE


. Martha g., Ioii Sand aye.), Diet.
tuiif bsInt., oil hot-Wat s.i heat n Sst.
gar; possession; win accept OF
contract; price Sl5.g50. For fur
thsf Information cali Ii. $4,000.
SOUTHEAST REALTY co.
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BEST BUYS
EASTPINES

@ S:ss 9 "a. s sTS c aSss sod :as.
det, gay. win accept QI Or MA
FORESTVILLE
iss. iot; a fn f Wiz din M1ls are On
6t., gas a.-c. heat: $3.50 down; as
sumo q I'D; sslss; iSIlII, n
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SPARKLING NEW!

AIL-BRICK 2-bedrm. rambler. equip
kit., Ice, utility rm., color tiled
bath. plenty Of closets; mr.. WASH
Baltic, rreevay; s. 800 down any
st. Bernard'S Parish
1-BEDRM. HOME, liv. RIM. with iire-
place, din. rfn., equip. kit. auto.
Wsshe1 and drier. Nothing down Oh.
0nly ST8 mo. pays all.
ERWIN REALTY co.
VA. 7.12a2 WA. 7-n3a4
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ALEXANDRIA
NEW RAMBLER

This 3-hedrm. brick rambler Is 10.
IT, IT, a n ne aa IL s4.dacee
There 10 Q Ire. liv. nm. with firepl.
1ee, din. rnl.. kit. with ample cab.
inets: full bsmt. with firepl.: stair.
way to attic which can be finished
for additional bedrms. and bath
And best Of al q level lot 17S II
deep. The price Is only $19.950 and
VERNON REALTY. INC.
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COUNTRY pRopGRIY!
HOUSES TO BUILD

Golden Rule Builder
WIN build your house on your lpl
ike YOU want it. For INFO. call =
W VAN LuVEN. u. &-S624.
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VERNON REALTY, INC
H. 6-3106
aW-@ a D~.-Ts

So, 950-COZY HOME
Featuring new gas furnace, well nm
ished rec. rm.. Insulated walls. alum
INV mum siding gsG s no p sinHs,c,,
has real dining rnn., also full bsmt.,
nice yard. Now renting at S11b
monthly, some furniture included;
reas terms. Call
DICK BASSETT, Realtor
IA. 9-6057 IA, 2-4311
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RAMBLERl

WEST HYATTsvMLE--3 bedrms.,
Nv. nm. with fireplace, lge. din.
rm., cleaning kit, tile bath. full
hszat. WIZ bath. This must be seen
70 be appreciated. Nothing down CT,
$500 down rlon-GI.
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STONE

And stuceo bungalow for SfO.600,
vets or non vets, only 8 yrs. old:
cozy Mv. rm,, large EQUIP: kit. z
lot, 70xI50, fenced; across street
from park In Riverdaie.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES doyn OF. only
S6S mo. total pymt. . bedrms., INV,
fm.. din. rm., full bsmt.. rec. rm.
dean ~ pinl Range. refgr., auto
washer; storm windows.
TIT Tp AMNnTDM
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BEST BUY m P. q. CO.
4-BEDRM. FRAME. GARAGE

slg,s0o; In immse. eond.: modern
elee. gadgets: modern central heat
baths: fuIi-size one-car GARAGE;
large, deep lot; / block transp.
Owner has prop. IN Fla. HI. 4-3501:
ewes. AP. 7-7632. w. w. LEWIS.
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BRIGK

nambler with 8 hedrms. and fun
banf., for $3.50; small down pay
Nent TO vets; anchor fenced lot;
1nrge picture window; only 4 yrs
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$3.50 CASH-$10O MO.
OPEN SAT. AND SUN. Q TILL 20
sSls S2nd ave. Ps sglg l Ksnoli:,
yrs. old: REG: I'm. and bar; lovely
fenced ed lot; a& loan r, Only zo $3.50,
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POMPONIO

.'VIRoINIAse REALTY LEADKRs's
2a2a Wilson Blvd. IA. 7-6eeo IN
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CAPE COD

with lot. 70xi7d. fenced: 4 extra.
large rms on ist n: partly I'M
iahed End a. for 2 bedfms. and bath
with plumbing and heating rQughed
IN; full bsmt., porch; 2 blks. to
achool. Only S13.05O.
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J ss1e s-bsdrm. brick rambler. fun
evefstze bedrins., tiled bath; stor-
ase attic; large daylight bsmt.. out
side entr;; on h:.w.h.: dst, brick
kigh level overlooking countrywide
and Annapolis Ffeewey. HI. A.
$500; ewes, Cedar 3-saez. w. W.
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PRICED TO SELL
el2, 500-Assume $1,000 CT

,C0U-1ASStlIIIS @11,UUU VI
laurel, Nd. SOC 4th st.; vacant
First time offered: 2 bedrm. brick,
4 loo. on quiet street, ideal for com.
( muttng TO IT. Meade. Small down
pAyt.. .immed. poss. Don't be late!
He. 4.3600: eyes,. AP. 7-7632
w. w. LEWIS. -3
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-09-15

Prices-August farm price level was lowest
since price control ended in 1916.
CattIe-Stronger prices for fed grades, weak
ness for grassers, probable in near future.
Hogs-Increasing supply viii cause further
price drop.
October.
WooI-AustraIian new clip prices are 10 to 20
per cent below June level.
Wheat-Heavy movement under loan will
price rise by winter
Rye-Low price makes of loan attractive.
Feed Grains-Drouth cut crop prospect to
per cent. but it is still to per cent over
1854.
FIaxseed-Prices probably will stay slightly
below loan value.
seeds-NToderate price rises from harvest
time levels probable.
Feedstuffs-GeneraI level of prices usually
dips in October.
Hay-Prices are likely to advance slightly
during fall.
Dairy Products-August milkfeed price ratio
was highest for month since 1913.
Eggs-Further price rise is probable for large
extras
Chickens-Heavy supply probably viii weaken
prices in fall.
Turkeys-Heavy breed crop is unchanged
light breeds down Is per cent from 1854.
Potatoes-Governmen diversion progra m
strengthens price outlook
AppEes-SuppIy for fresh market is larger
than last season.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-09-15

$22 for steer calves and SIC to $40 for
heifer calves.
HOGS-The main trend of prices will
continue downward in the next two or
three months Numbers of hogs dressed
under federal inspection probably will
rise 90 to SO per cent from September to
December and will be around 10 per
cent larger than in 1854. Storage de-
mand will absorb part of the seasonal
increase, but further price decline of
10 per cent or more appears highly
probable. The ratio of hog prices to
feed costs in August was about per
cent below average. Continued topping
out of droves on price rallies at highly
desirable average weights of around
30 pounds appears advisable.
LAMBS-Prices may round the sea-
sonal bottom I'm the next few weeks. In
four of the last eight years. the low point
at Chicago was reached in September
or October. In the other four years, it
came in December Lamb slaughter
usually hits the years peak in October
but it continues heavy until late in the
year and competition from other meats
and poultry increases from late summer
to early winter. Buying of feeder lambs
on the range has been increasing with
prices mostly around $3.50 to $175
a cwt
WOOL-Prices continue weak. The
average price received by producers in
nid-August was IL cents a pound less
than year ago and 1872 cents below
the 62-cent support level Mill buying
is small as the easy tone in both domes-
tic and world markets discourages buy
ing ahead. Auction sale prices of the
record Australian clip are 10 to 20 per
cent below closing old clip sales in
June. World production appears to be
running little ahead of utilization and
stocks have increased slightly.
WHEAT-A moderate price rise is
highly probable by midwinter. Place
ments under loan, the main reason for
expecting prices to advance, are report
ed to be large. New crop sales are past
the peak and will diminish greatly in
coming months. New orders for flour
are light. but filling previous bookings
will gradually absorb mill stocks of
wheat. Canada's crop promises to be
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-09-15
By GILBERT GUSLER

LIE GEINEFAL l0VOI OI prices re
ceived by farmers dropped in Angus
to the lowest point since price control:
were removed in 1916. 1t was pei
cent lower than a year previous anc
One-fOurth less than the all-time peak
reached in February 1851. Weakness
resulted from record farm output this
year, burdensome accumulations from
previous years and lower price sup
ports,
Domestic consumption of foods and
fibers is greater than ever before be-
cause of growth of population and re-
cord high consumer incomes. Exports
of farm products were up per cent
in the year ended June and were %
per cent higher in July than year
previous, mainly because of government
export programs. Nevertheless, increas-
ing farm capacity to produce, coupled
with favorable weather, keeps total
farm output ahead of the amount used
and promises further accumulation of
stocks this season.
The index of farm cost rates in August
was l per cent lower than year pre-
vious. Most of the decrease was due to
lower prices for food, feed and feeder
lvestock-products that farmers buy
that originate on farms Cost rates are
down only per cent from their all
time peak
The ratio of the index of prices re-
ceived by farmers to the index of cost
rates was "a, the same as in July. It
was lower than in any other month
since December 1910 Over the last As
years this ratio averaged 965.
CATTLE-Strength in prices for fed
cattle and weakness for grassers prob
ably will be dominant trends in the
next few weeks. Recent total slaughter
has been larger than ever before for
the time of year. Supplies of fed cattle
are likely to drop moderately below
their recent heavy volume, but will
continue substantially larger and prices
will remain lower than last fall. The big
discount on heavy steers compared with
medium and light weights probably
will diminish Demand for beef at
prices will continue strong.
Dry weather in August forced some
western cornbelt cattle to market, but
better feed conditions than in 1854 have
delayed selling of southern and western
'ange cattle. They will have to come as
md of the grazing season approaches.
selling usually is at the peak in
ate September and October. That
,eriod may have to absorb a larger
hare of the supply than in normal
ears.
Stocker and feeder cattle prices are
kelly to hold near current levels in the
ear future. Buying orders probably
viii increase about as fast as the offer
ngs.
Contracting on the range has been
ather light thus far With range feed
1ore plentiful and some shrinkage of
orn crop prospects. asking prices have
cen above buyers ideas. Recent trad
lg at country points on Good and
hoice grades has ranged mostly from
10 to $3.50 a cwt. for heavy fleshy
eers, $18 to $40 for yearling steers,
Is to SLABS for yearling heifers, $18 to
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HKLp---MFa
SHOE STATESMAN

Experienced IN ntting children's
shoes, for new store. NElL1GAHG
JUVENILE SHOE STORE, ez4 r
street NV. near Metropolitan The
ater. -
SHORT : 0RDER CO0K.A Apply
YATES BARBECUE AND RESIAU-
RANT. 1890 Jefferson Davis hwy
SILK sPoTrER. fully experienced.
c oNH0 Nh isl safGiTL 3ssa ov. s.I7o6
SNACK BAR ATTENDANT WANTED
Hours from 4 70 Q; Pleasant
ES SpE1nfi Tor cGn nsssSiea Hsns FONT
Inn, East Potomac Park, ST. s.
sPANlsH TEACHER, native, part
time. Apply BERLITZ SCHOOL OF
LANGuAdEs, a3a 17th St nv.
STEWARD, white, for private club;
sss % e 90; 200 stsrsi nses ss11r
tx. 3-2759 for appointment ri
STOCK CLERK. will train: young;
drivers license. $50 up. POTOMAC
a son biSd.. All. G "a. $1,000. -
STOCK CLERKS
Young high school graduates e
train for positions In nierenandisinR
and management. Must be orignt
APfLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
THE HEIGHT co.
p ST. AT 9TH NV.
SUPERINTENDENT. white, under so,
for 600-unit garden-type apt. prof..
ect. Must have knowledge Of al
phases of maintenance; Must 1--WE
on project. Salary and apt, Give
refs, marital status and employ
ment for last 5 yeSs. BOZ ST.
rSSjBsutLarNc oPERAToRs. ISM.
Youne men. 1895. to. learn the
Iteration OF machines In our IBn
section. Draft exempt preferred.
High school graduates: b:day week,
$3.50 an. to 4:45 pm, Apply per-
LIFE INSURANCE CO.. SIG 18th
riftAlGaIIxE:ss-wnlt.. commercial IN
dust. arts. history, English end so-
cial studies, languages. math.. sci
ence, art and elementary GRADES.
ERS AGENCY, 1871 O st. NV.
TIMERS, experienced IN old and
new tin roofs. Call AID. 2-0S64
between $50 and $3.50 pm. p
TIRE GRANGER, experienced; salary
depending on ability, No phone
calls, BEN HUNDLEY. 3z46 l4th
TEE ri hi CLIMBER, wanted. good pay
for right man. Call WA. 7-0sso'
TREE MAN, to top trees: expsr.
only; refs: required; So per hr.
CAL OIL, 6-6T06. -
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/.
FURNITURE - PAft
time; chance for advancement. eau
Ii, $3.50 for appointment. --S
Statesmen, camera; ambitious, win.
ing to progress: good salary. many
Dement'S. See Mr.. Keir. RITZ CAM
ERA CENTERS. SIS 18th st. NV
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN popular
priced shoes, Salary. SIS minimum,
DORIS. KoPY KAT. IL 3-22s2.
Statesmen. Extra help wanted fol
Thurs. nights and Sats. Excel:
earnings: exper, pref. but not
necessary. Apply IN person CHAND-
LER SHOE STORE. 120S ? st. NV
Statesmen wanted for America'l
leading mems furnishings stores;
experienced preferred; excellent
earnings. wonderful opportunity
NkTioNxL SHIRT SHOP
500 14th st. NV. 3040 l4th 81. NV.
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NELR--MEN
Phonograph Record Cler

Photograph Record Clerk
Exper. only. Good salary. state age,
experiense and salary expected. 5oz
PLAsTERERs-Long lob. S24 PEI
day. CAL after . Pms 20. s-elce'
PLUazBER. experienced In ,obbins
and rsmodeiins. steady work. "
PLUMBERS, exper. johhine; e-dsy
JOE PAWToWsKI. RA S-0S4S;
sober and reliable.
Must have car and hand tools.
Good PAY, RE. 7.742e: -
cling; top wages: steady EeTk;
sHAPIRo PLgMsINo CO.. sQoe
liable and Honest: s 3 days. $3.50:
81 per hr. Apply 734 18th st. NV.
PORTERS-CLEANERS
Eps !sEgs sgs ssSsI1RYYseats aI P NsasS
pershinE DR.. ArL Va. tRear Of
PRODUCE MAN, exper. wanted e
work on vegetable stand In super
market; good salary; must have
R 5sISi G HND Nv ANN AisNSNouNCRRs Ann
WRITERS needed Immediately n
North Carolina. Virgtnia and Fem:
slyyania. NATIONAL ACADEMY
or BRoApCAsTING, DE. 2-e5S0
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN we
have an opening for 9 fuLl.tims'
sAsT rIi HOMES REALTY. 400 ..
RAJ iipe E Isl, re- SALESMAN. expert
ence not required. An unusual op-
portunity to learn real estate prae.
tice thoroughly. Must have car
and be able 70 furnish bond. NO
part-time applicants. Our sales
men know Of this I'D. Gail AZ.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. young.
experienced. to assist me IN man.
agement and expanding present
successful operation: excellent cp-
poRtunity for nye-wire planning Tor
future. c. P. FLETCHER. Realtor.
Ju. $4,000; ewes. JU, S-s744., Sd
R00FER. white, sxperienesd n A y
SS RSsS MaE stsiSE Pc, ior all types
Of repair work. Eutterine, down
spouting. Must have hand tools.
d. C. drivers permit. Call either
La. 6-S32l or RIA. .6-9043. -
ROUTE OPEN in suburbs for young
married man. Lux Laundry. Sta
M dry cleaning: sales. bonuses,
sal. while training. @ q 9 LAUN-
DRY. 44l0 Baltimore ave, Hyatts.
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HELP-.--MEN

YOUNG MAN to work In drugstore:
and delivery In lee. Ari.. retail stors
ya; resident 9nly; E FsNrl Tsauir re-
$4,000. --3l
YOUNG MAN able to type. Excel
lent opportunity for advancement
$40 per wk. No phone calls. ALL
SERVICE TIRE CO., 1924 Georgia
ave. NV.
YOUNG MAN. exper. for assembling
lighting fixtures. Refs, Good pay.
STEADY work. 700 18th st. NV,
Young MAN, white, 16 TO 10, de.
pendable, industrious and capable
al working alone with limited super
vision in wrapping and mailing de-
partment in national punlsnine
Arm. Duties are various ana inter
estinR, Immediate opening. start
ing salary, $50 week; 6-day week
R:3O to 5; paid holidays and yaca-
ton. can FE. 3-3131. Mr.. HIIE
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WANTED FOR
CIVILIAN EMPLOYMENT

HousEBoY AND COOK
FOR BUSINESS EXECUTIVE
wish to employ q man who can
take complete charge of 0 baehe-
lor's home in Washington: must BE-
thoroughiy experienced in the art
81 81 soSens one we would an Also sa s
F VI RsusTas. VACATION WITH
PAY, IDEAL LIVING CONDITIONS
FOR ONE WHO MgST LIVE M y
ETC. EXCELLENT SALARY WHICH
rs OPEN TO THE RIGHT MAN.
APPLICANTS MAY WRITE BOX
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ATTN. YOUNG MEN
FOUND

The opportunity for those who are
YOU can sell or think you can sell.
and are industrious, conscientious,
INTELLIGENT. this could be your
chance to Join the sales force Of
the largest company Of Its kind in
the world. This Is not "Ge cndrssd
BE- our thorough training program
and national and local adver-
Using campaign, q position that
can lead you to well above average
income. For an interview. call RE
$4,000 and ask for Mr.. Hetzlef.
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YOUNG MAN
pa+loecfJo T.ahoratnry

Bethesda Laboratory
Assistant warehouse man and pof'
ter. Can OIL. 1900 b
YOUNG MEN lD-NaAonal crgani-
ration expanding: openings Que V
advancement; $42O per mo-; mes.
s ssRsi sess.. nelBfa and ci Dm k d t.
morrow mornins between 3 anc
YOUNG MEN. to take orders for
Life. Golfers. Time and News
week. Up Il. 81 per order. see Nh
MURRAY. 8 to $3.50 AM KIN.
4o2. i405 q st. NV.
YOUNG MEN. 1925 ..a.,
We need I 70 work in our order
dept NO eT ,Isg:, ns aver ssGs pIns
ssEdsyna Sp;: MR. vANsToN, Cairo
Hotel, l0-1 pm.
Al CEMENT FiNISHERS - Year
round work. After z p.m' IA; =
s SSgs- SCHOOL GRADUATE. with
conrse in Chemistry for once work
Nth laboratory supply house. Ap-
NV in person FISHER SCIENLlElC
Co, 7722 woodbury. ar. siisei
xSs,bBTRs nRaEY MAN. preferably retired
nv. Wash. D. c. VICTORY
EHHooEEfFTFiioNAL OPPORTUNITY -,
Vo,ins man with proven meehanicai
hsrkeround in installation and seIv-
ice Of luke boxes or general reirig-
eration work, can mo permanent,
well paving position Snn,, Sita fact EslI
tsssn,na viii Be given. Call NE,
LARGEST jSSfS AUTOM0BiLE FIRM Of
its kind in the city Is y lo sasTn, 6 dS5
! man. young enough 70 ieat ncn III
~ Collection helpful. not nee: An
Good starting salray; bonus s:.n yssa-
ton and other company osnen nnd
For excel, future and 4 steady sno
ssfiSfying position. call Mr.. 5EH-
SON DE, 2-<7QO. III
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ALEXANDRIA AREA MEN

Pun or part-time work. in hours to
DUB publie s0I no car or p sxperienee nee.
About 1928 hr. Apply wed. only.
Al pm. RIM. zoo. 4t9 King st..