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rumors that many welfare checks
are being cashed in local taverns.
Our beer distributors point with
pride to the fifty or sixty thousand
dollars yearly, which comes back
to the county in the form Of taxes.
Yet, | believe ! read in the paper
that our welfare costs at the pres
ent time are over twenty-five
thousand dollars per month, which
would make our total costs for the
year, about three hundred thousand
dollars a year, or six times as
much. q may be wrong about
these figures, if so, stand COR
rectei). We all hear the familiar
argument that the State and Ma
tionai government pays most of
our welfare costs. Why don't we
stop kidding ourselves? We, you
and !, are a part Of that govern
ment. and are the ones who help
to pay.
Those who advocate legalizing
the sale Of liquor in our county say
it would help our economy. That,
| have never been able to believe.
| am not an economist, but |
will use this example. Let us say
man makes $75 a week, a rather
high figure at the present time, |
would say. He is now spending 81
a week for beer, yet if liquor were
close at hand, being much more
costly. he would spend an addition
al $500 week for that. (Since |
never personally bought an ounce
Of the stuff in my whole life, these
are Just figures to illustrate a
poinb Our man has spent $500 of
his income for drinks. Therefore,
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Run Away Teen
Ayers Arrested
Near C1rantSVille

Three runaway New Jersey
teen-agcrs took to the woods in 20
inches Of snow Friday after their
stolen automobile struck an en-
bankment on Route 40 near
Grantsville. The trio said they
were enroute to Florida from their
homes in Woodbury., n. J.
State Trooper Blair J. Bucket
said the boys seemed almost
thankful to be placed under arrest.
They had no overshoes and were
without heavy clothing in the
woods. He identified them as Rob
ert f. Mcintyre, 1G; George E.
Price, Jr.. Is, and John w. Powell,
II
They were taken to Allegany
county jail in Cumberland about
3:45 p. M. pending further investi-
CATION. 1t is expected that New
Jersey authorities will come for
the youths.
Trooper Bucket said the boys adj
mitted having stolen the 1897
model car from the Ace Motor
Company of Woodbury. the day be-
fore they were apprehended. They
told him that they had travelled in
to Virginia before arriving in Gar
rett county, although they were
unable to retrace their steps. APP
parently, they had driven south on
u. S. Route to south Of Wash
ington where they must have got
onto U. S. Route 80 and headed
west to Winchester and Romney.
From Romney they probably
Travelled on State Route % to
Cumberland, from there westward
to Highpoint, west of Grantsville,
where the car struck the bank.
Trooper Bucket arrived ON the
scene about 10 minutes after the
accident and easily tracked the
boys into the woods.
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"Our
Growing Edge"
MRS. MARTHA GLoTFELTY
To Think About

In the January ETH issue of the
Baltimore News-post appeareJ the
following parapraphs in Louis
Azroars column The story was
told to him bv q saloon-keeper
with first hand knowledge and /
o,oto mo saIoon-Eeepe,.
aof ro,,rso money i money and
Tn, olad 70 oot # An ILL., Same Il
seon,s STRANGE "a mo tbat % many
noonIa Inv Iio,or and beor and nav
witi roliof cbocE.
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Devotion

You measure life not BY dura-
ton. but by devotion. Some people
compress large experiences into
few years. Others live a long time
and have only meager accomplish
ments to their credit.
Abraham was IT'S years old when
he died. This was a short span in
early Biblical days. Yet, the in
scription on his grave revealed
that his life was long because it
was full. Abraham was an old man
not because his Life was extensive
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he has $500 less to buy food for
his family, household furnishings
for his home, recreation to make
family life more enjoyable, and for
his church and worthwhile causes.
No new wealth has been created,
Just channeled into a different di-
rection. 1t is my belief, that while
the sale Of alcoholic beverages may
enrich the few. it helps 70 bring
poverty to the many. Not only eco
monte poverty, but worse, mental
and spiritual poverty as well.
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This vastly improved new TOTAL POWER ESQ Extra is
the highest octane gasoline offered you for your
higher by far than any other gasoline. 1t
the requirements Of every of todays automobiles
regardless Of compression ratio Try thankful today.
Now than it's the best gasoline you can buy.
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With Our Men
In The Service

Marine T/Sgt Lawrence A..
Junkins, Jr.. son Of Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence 4. Junkins, Of Route ,,
Oakland, and husband Of the for
mer Miss Marie X. Shope, Balti-
more, has arrived in the Far East
for assignment to Marine Air
Group 80, a unit of the LIST Marine
Aircraft Wing.
Based at a forward area in
Korea, Group 33 has been sup
porting operations Of the LIST
Marine Division and other UN
forces since early in the Korean
conflict.
It's two operational squadrons,
the cable Eagles" and Panther
Jets fly the F9F-4 "Pantherjet'
fighter-bomber.
SGT. Junkins has passed tests
for promotion to Master Sergeant,
receiving the first highest rating
in the entire Marine corps in the
Utilities field.
Marine Pfc. Robert f. King, of
Oakland, arrived at Inchon harbor,
Korea, late in December aboard the
transport Marine Phoenix to join
the Ist Marine Division in Korea.
Altman third class Bruce A.
Knox recently arrived in France
after spending a 2l-day leave with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Knox, Of Accident. He was former
ly stationed at Holloman air force
base in New Mexico and received
his basic training at Lakeland all
force base in Texas. Knox enlisted
in the air force in January, 1854,
at Long Beach. Calf
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but because it was intensive.
Let's try doing our best every
minute and building our years,
whether they be few or many, on
the things that matter most. In
the final analysis, our experiences
are measured, not by duration, but
by devotion, the word that can
change your life.
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few days.
Mrs. Joe Bucket was shopping in
Cumberland on Thursday Of last
week.
Mrs. Martha Glotfelty, wife Of
Representative Kermit Glotfelty,
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HElp-MEN
COOKWARE MEN

u you can sell vatsrless eookware
We Qfier you Q factory direct deal
we finance your accounts. pay yor
your profit Immediately. allow yot
to sell for no money down. and ~
sell everybody. For further infor.
9.isS1. $50 ssS iii ps neon. can "a
COUNTERMAN, white. Sober. apply q
s gioS M.c M4kHs blvd I1lIicATEssssN
CREDIT AND COLLECTION CLERK
a aSr fs ,urn "a, s sss psrm ssn
COMPANY benefits. Apply HUB FUR
NrTURE CO.. 9TH and D SITS. NV.
CREDIT MGRs. and trainees: $500
TO $3.50; young college men. Mr.
5 sxEp = Ct PERSONNEL SERVICE
DANCE TEACHERS, ballroom. fun OF
part-time. ages 21-29, experience
pref. sout not necessary. We train
MISSION Sm AD FL. IN vI esrsSs i psNcI
STUDIO. 1880 Conn. ave. NV:
CRAFTSMAN. experience in topo.
graphic drafting including contour
and Leroy pens. for established en-
EtneerinE nrm. Modern eli; eondi;
n sriin Sens positions
CAL JA; 5-s5oo- weekdays. MRS
DRaFTsMAN, Ex.GI-on the jot
training a. kitchen designer with
established local wholesale distrib-
utor. Permanent position with op.
portunity for Advancement. Phons
MI Rosedale. Ia. 6-h573 after 9
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IOHN ". GULLEDGE. Attorni
BfA3 Z street NV.
bU3 Z STREET NV.
Filed Mar. 70, 1885, Harry N. Hull,
Clerk

Filed Mar. rs. 1855. Harry N. Hull.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
Court for the District Of Columbia.
Marie C. Ryan, Plaintiff VS.. The
unknown heirs. alienees or deyisess
Of Motley r. Young. ct al. deceased.
pstenSssnssRRcd,EE p Ass1oR NJ Sss.
The object Of this action is to obtain
. Judgment declaring the title good
in fee simple by adverse possession
to: Lots 10 and IL IN Thomas s. and
Silas 8. fuckers subdivision Of part
OF Square 353 IS per plat recorded
In Liber II. folio 144 Of the Records
Of the on e Of the Surveyor Of the
District Of Columbia. On motion OF
the Attorney Of record for the plain
TIL. II Is BY the Court this 25th day
81 March, 1855: ORDERED. that
a.n.ss dsv ne az Noe Se
Young. Ignatius r. Young. BENJAMIN
A. Young and Sarah =. Clagett.
deceased. cause their appearance to
be entertained herein on or before
the nrst rule day occurring one
month after the date Of the first
publication hereof, otherwise this
action will be proceeded with rs
In case Of default. Provided q copy
Of this order Is published once q
week for three successive weeks In
The Evening Star prior to the re.
turn day. good cause having Teen
shown why Longer publication Is
Necessary ISL JAMES r. KIRK
Test: HAIRY M. HULL, Clerk. By
THOMAS MccALLY. Deputy Clerk
mh20-ap6.12
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BARTENDER

White. capable OF mixing good cock
tails. 1870 an to $3.50 pm. Write
giving age. exper., II any, and state
phone number. Box 1857. star. IS
BILLING AND RECEIVING CLERK
Must be high school graduate.
excellent opportunity for aggressive
person. Apply 1885 Kenilwcrth
BRICKLAYERs. SGT per day. Call
JE. 3-7b46 between q and s. After
call JE. 2-477S. %
BUFFERS and polishers, plating shop
experience on hard and soft metal
SF l. ssBRRsosR%fw E EI NC ss PIT 70 t igss
ct. NV. -
BULLDozER OPERATOR, steady,
s silH.s ma App Ms at 1890 Branch aye
BGLIDozERi OPERATORS, HUNGER.
BURNED BRICK UNLOADERS want.
cd; Apply WEST BROS. BRICK CO.,
BUSINESS SECRETxRY-For down
town Episcopal church, some ac-
ence necessary H .t not over 60. Apply ABBY
in writing. stating church afiliation.
e eHssss BOX S': ss4.z. Star. Ano fei'
BUTCHER, experienced. self-service
meats. 1904 4th st. ne. -
CAB DRIYERs: age 2S.56: full time
only. YELLOW. CAB OF 9. g.. Pinsy
c RiNsRss and E sSeur 'g Ss,. 5a.,
week: salary; 8 to 8 pm; ideal for
retired person, or someone needing
additional income. Must work reg
ularly. Phone 10. 5-1237. Is
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HELp-MEN

PoRTER. settled man. win consider
retired worker. Must be. steady and
sGSs GSod sslssy as e. se h az.
man. d. J. KAUFMAN, INC. 1905
Penna. ave. nv. %
PORTER, coiored. for modern apt
bldg. See resident manAger, 1901
Vermont ave. NV. ~
PORTER AND CLEANING WORK,
middle-aged colored man for Ice,
ant. house. Call CO. 5-4635. ~
PoRTER-DRIvER. 1885 yrs. Of age,
local business references required.
BOULEVARD LIQUORS. 2106 { st.
NV.
P0RfER,. LIQUOR store: steady en-
ployment for person over 81 with
drivers license Must have no rec
ord. be reliable and not afraid TO
work. Experience desirable but not
absolutely necessary. Apply In per-
son before 3 pm. 10 5319 Wiscon-
sin ave. NV.
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GAS STATION ATTENDANT. must b
BELMONT TIRE & BATTERY. I4th
and Belmont st. NV. "a
GAS STATION ATTENDANTS. exper
In fabrication: full and part time
Apply: 220 Rises I'd. n.e- to
GRILL AND SANDWICH MAN, whit.
only experienced. sober. kosher style
food. excellent salary. Apply IN pet :
son. 1113 18th st. NV. -
HAIR sTYLIsT for modern salon with
exclusive clientele. Following aol
oS 81 oEoR S1Gsfe W n Du
ICE CREAM route men. 81 years OF
over. S35 cash bond Apply In per.
son. JACK AND JILL ICE CREAM
Co. 1919 L Ut. &C., between ] sno
IRON WORK MECHANICS, orna.
mental and light construction; only
sxper; need apply. Phone Tor apps.
JANIToR. colored. for 4o-unis mod
. aps CAN aTTEgMEptr a RESITs 20 eS'
1903 x st. NV. Elk. $4,000. %
JANITOR, must be sober. with local
references, refer, for lsrgs s building; rs 60
1913 Harvard st. NV. -S
JANIT0R AND WIFE. for small apt,
project. experienced and interested
must nave references, able to do
PARTING and minor repairs. Ma.
J1NTToRs, colored. sober, .eliable.
for garden apt. development, 5Is-
day wk. S35. Apply 1919 Piney
Branch I'd, 8. O.. Nd. bet. o. pm.
JANIToR, for apartment blda in
Good salary and quarters. Ma. g.
colored. married. no chill
dren. for NV. apt. house; stoker,
steam heat exper. necessary: apt.
and generous salary. Apply DREY-
W RHss HEoS; , lGis 18th St. NV.
fuil-time job, 90 units, $50 VIZ,
KENNEL MANI steady employment In
modern boarding kennel; must love
dogs and be dependable. XII. 9-3676.
LABORERS-Report . am. 533 Vista
dr., Falls Church. to D9nna-Lee
pike Of Beiieys Cross Roads. See
MAcsHiiNlsT, thoroughly experienced
In production only. Must be able
TO make set-ups. AP. 1855. Ill
MAINTENANCE MAN, large modern
1st-class apartment building; white
man; General maintsnane e.,; : an:
local references. Non drinker; cali
Resident Manager, NO. $4,000. be-
tween y am. and 3 pm. -
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BAKER
With all-round experience,
for night shift. Rare OPP
portunity to connect with
outstanding retail bakery,
Young man of good char
acter, cleanliness and pune
tuality with enough expert
ence to find his way into
our production. References
required.
Permanent position, good
wages, short hours, beauti-
full shop and cordial reia-
tions with owner. Average
duration of service Of pres
ent workers over IL years
Call In person, Charles J.
Schupp, SHUPP'S BAKERY,
5542 Conn. ave. NV.
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When aasDsrsae sdeeyfsssmeats
addrsssed b star boSes Do NOT
tnelose original references photo.
eraphs OF other materials o. per.
soaai paiue Coptes serDs the our.
voss 0siofaals nias oct lost
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AUTO SERVICE MANAGER for estab-
lished neW-car dealer. In same loo.
over 20 yrs. Lge, well-eauip. shop. we
need an experienced man capable
Of MANAGING shop ,O0ss. Salary
open. based on exper and ability.
with added incentive. Reply In own
hand writing to arrange for inter.
view stating SirS. age ad years o. n, ss
held In strict confidence. Our en-
ployes know Of this ad. BOX COZ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-05

AUTO statesmen
WE HAVE OPEN
INGS FOR ONE EX-
PERIENCED NE W.
CAR SAL E M AN
AND FOR ONE EX-
PERIENCED USED
CAR SALESM AN.
HIGH RATE OF
COMMISSION PAID.
APPLY MIR. CARNIE,
STOHLMAN CHEW
ROLET, INC, 33rd
AND M SITS. NV,
AID. 2-1646.
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sEHNAEp o. I; AMIss, Attorney.


uNIILD STATS DISTRICT COURT
for the Distries Of Columbia. HOLDING
Probate Court. - No. S6,971. Adj
Notice: That the subscriber, Of the
District OF Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court Of the Dis
trict OF Columbia, Letters. Tesla.
Esntafy on the estate of Mabel
Barton Ward. late Of the District Of
Columbia, deceased. All persons
having claims AGAINST the deceased
are hereby warned TO exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereon,
legally authenticated, TO the sub
scriber, on or before the end day
OF September, AID. 1856; otherwise
they may by Law be exciuded from
ali benefit Of said estate. Given
under its hand this 4th day Of
April, 1885. THE RIGGS Ma
TiONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON.
D. c., successor by consolidation to
TIE WASHINGTON LOAN AND
TRUST COMPANY. By: LEONARD
MARBURY, Vice President. t5eai.I
Attest: MELVIN J. MARQUES. Dep
uty Register Of Wills Tor the District
Of Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate
Court. apo. l2.l9
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BANK CLERKS ca. business b; $,
crested ssaad fE n lS Sosson w sSS pleasant ss
environment: GOOD hours. 5-day
wk. We are willing to train you as
A 2pSaise e ThE CITY BANK. Oh and
Mass. ave. NV.
BEAUTICIAN. colored; booth for rent,
300 Eye st: NV, !cor; 3rd and Eye)
Elk. 3-9625 or Ii. 6-4466. IS
BEAUTICIAN, assistant to do all
round work, ,..n shampSoing. ETC. 6
sodG 1 apDy ANG
Grub I'd. Ju. 5-2232. IS
BEAUTICIAN. experienced manieur.
list. shampoo and assist girl. s days
Conn cea "s ave. a. HpDH a.1Ss HA1o' S Ss'
BEAUTIClAN, experienced, for mod.
ern ne. beauty shop. Ii. 3-6S42. -
BEAUTY OPERATOR, steady posi-
81. 2-sSS4 or 81. 9-5s45. %
BEAUTY OPERATOR imam or wom-
an), all-round. for JULES, Alexan-
dria studio. Guar. sal. and comm:
Gu Mis- Rsoes.s, KI s,1oo7e , .5
capable Of assuming fuii charge.
Excel. position in mod. air,eond.
downtown once: 5-day. 37h-hr
vk. Give age. exper. and salary
wanted IN applicat: Apply NORTH,
WESTERN NATL. INsUR. CO., s12
s ySGdxsEs SldF; MACHINE orEssA.
TOR. traines or experienced. not
over 35, neat and accurate. Apply
NATIONAL CAPITOL BANK. 316
B 90 XII III ASSISTANT. real
estate exper. pref; must be rood
t S s., 5;ds y. VIZ, oI Downtown once.
Bo .edtf eEi H. asst. for national
paid hosp. retirement plan, other
empi. benefits. Requirements: Good
knowledge manual bookkeeping. typ
Ing. accuracy. Sal depends On On abils,
B iss fa PA ss .sperianssd 70 on;
yiRoH '' g. A 9lss Wis e! sss
B ses5fssfifipER ASSISTANT. for
Natl. Educational org.; l mo. va
cation, paid hosp. retirement plan.
ments: Good knoWledse manual
bookkeeping. typing. accuracy. Sal.
depends on ability. MA. e-6S9o.
BOOKKEEPER, r. c., under IS.
some typing; upper Conn. ave-,
1900. ABBEY PERSONNEL. 1888
BOOKKEEfERs AND AssTs., $685.
$50 wk.. all kinds Of excel. openings,
See Mr.. Boyd at PERSONNEL, 13l 1
B0oKkEEPER-TYPisT, experienced
only. Apply 1928 Rhode Island ave.
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NIGHT ATTENDANT

NIGHT ATTENDANT
For clerical work at apt. project;
Is o good opportunity for q retired
BUCKINGHAM COMMUNITY, 423G
North Pershing drive. Ariingtor
Rear Of Post Ofhcel 3
NIGHT WATCHMAN (white), over 65
and in good health. for large auto
establishment: must be active, sober
and reliable. See Mr.. Russell. L. p.
STEUART. INC. 1440 p st. NV:
OFFICE MAN--Middle aged with some
experience in dispatehing Of oil
CHANCES i Ao oId estab iIaS'0a arm; per- r
manent position, good pay. chance
for Advancement. Box Ask. Star.
OFFICE MANAGER WANTED, &C.
counting experience necessary; good
salary for the rieht man. Call ,JE.
oGP lfss3Y'oR for BIT caterpillar
tractors. bulldozers and pan op-
$3.50 Nichols sIS's ave- re- s.w o. 'o" vs.
OPTIClAN, benchman OF. dispenser
Apply in person, KiNsMKN oP-
TICAL CO., 1920 p st.. NV. Ill
PAINTER, sober. must have transp.
new work. So hr. 10. 5-3620.. -6
PAINTERS, lst-clsss mechanics,
Mr. MITE srs ssE Ens'. Jx yS4s 5SSB wages
brushes. Phone sECo, JU. s-3O1I,
q to 10 Am, to p,m, -
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nFLp-MEN

EMPLOYED MEN-WHrTH
8 ewes. and Sat-. part-time work. Nc
exper. nee. but must Be able 70
MA. 6-7367. bet. Ia.
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AUTOMOTIVE
WHOLESALER
BAKER

Has excellent opening on parts eoun-
ter Good starting pay and working
conditions. Apply L. 8. JULIEN,
INC. l443 P st. NV. %
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SALESMEN

GUARANTEED INCOME
provements or insurance, viii aver
age $3.50 per week: unlimited ad-
yancement opportunity In excitins
new field. Phone HU. 3-4136, 10 "a
4. Monday through Friday for ap-
pointment. %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-05
MEN WANTED
SALES AND SERVICE

Il you are. between the ages Of Fl
and so. have q car, can furnish
references and Interested IN earning
opportunities Of S76 to start. we
would like Q personal interview with
YOU.
Please report to our factory branch
ONCE, 1908 Duke ST., Alex, 10 Am.
to 4 PM. Mon. Tues, Wed. Is
YOUNG MAN, white, for dishwash-
Ing and potwashing; $50 VIZ,
plus meals, pits vacations; cppor-
tunity TO learn restaurant business.
See manager, SHCLL'S COLONIAL
CAFETERIA, 1882 Conn. ave. %
YOUNG MAN. gen. ONCE work. good
handwriting, salary $50 wk. Apply
AMERICAN TIRE CO., 1918 X st.
ne. bet 0 and 8. 10
MANIAC 90 to %, high
school graduate. Permanent posi-
ton with local branch Of national
finance organization. Advancement
opportunities, company car furn-
CORP, Room $40 Standard on
BLDG. 261 Constitution ave. NV.
YOUNG MAN, 1s to 26 yrs, white,
TO make dels. and asst, In shop. Cali
MR.. MESS, JU. S-10OS. -
YOUNG MAN with car to learn I'D
holstery cleaning business, Many
emplOye BENEFITS Call ,JE 3-4773
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ARTISTS

Experienced in air-bruSh
rendering and photo re-
touch. TIE C h nical line
drawing experience de-
Sirable.
DESIGN SERVICE co.
Edgewater 9-5500, Ext. 23243
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COLLEGE graduate in. middle 20s g
investigate and adjust automobile
claims In preparation for inside
claims examining WORK. Evening law
q man . With Ct Least east yesl
Star. %
AIR CONDITIONING and refrigera-
ton installation and service me-
chanics. A. 8. JOHNSON CO., 1910
9th st. NV. HU. $4,000. "a
ARTIST for lettering shop with
knowledge Of silk screening and
process work: 8 days week. Salary
GOOD. Call Elk. 3-0927. between, Q
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SALES CLERK. dairy clean store,
pleasant working conditions; call
SALES AZ PERSONNEL with business
systems experience now being en-
D9yed s e 1snn ss .ns aseps
opportunity. salary and commission,
liberal employe dement's, insurance
and disqualification; adequate train
ing provided: under IS preferred.
Phone for appointment DL. 1855.
SALESMAN. exper. with intangibles
preferred. to cal. ON selected pros
poets by .appt. for national corp.
This position pays minimum Of $40
wkly. with possibilities OF $500 or
% ona. and eli Ra 9 sS ss.x wsS
1913 to make appt. for interview.
SALESMAN for retail neighborhood
LIQUOR store, must have experience,
s.a sSS'S sea ss' .. fna e iSs
SALESMAN COLLECTOR. for estab-
lished Industrial insurance route.
Auto necessary. Apply SOC Column
bisn Bldg, 4I8 9Th st. NV. -
s Toss 'RSRely s sHRs ssh p e RE
SALESMAN
To sell once equipment 70 business
and Government oflces In WASH
ington: experience Of comparable
nature nature reGuirsd; commission and
antee paid semimonthly: vacancy
in established territory with ex.
cellent possibilities for capable man
PITNEY-BOWES, INC.
1925 K st. NV. %
sSALEsMs5;SS 0TygTsIDE 70 ~, SELL
ions: ABBY iss5 tn St. NV. 10
Statesmen, men or wonen--spring
is here. Wake up and associate
yourself with z wide-awake real
p; c; and nearby Nd. Come ~ in
s hna 1sss ea5s sales sysr Mgr eau n MS
CO. 5-s293; ewes. 10. 6-6822. 10
Statesmen t2), to sell Wholesale
paper. twine. restaurant and 1anitor
supplies: permanent, good future.
state sxper.. age and refs. Box s4-z.
Statesmen, life insurance. Because
Md. va. and b. G.. for ambitious
young men seeking 2 career and IN
ts ssnnS, s n tier
N Nfss Apply ,S sSfiS H HS 20
64Q8 Georgia ave, End floor; -
sAs1LEsMEN. grocery trade, with car:
at once. Miss Morgan. ut PER-
SONNET. 1911 q st.
Statesmen ~, experienced In furni-
ture and appliances; liberal salary.
plus commission. See Mr.. Stogo.
SWANK FURNITURE. INC. i1l6
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CRAFTSMEN
MECHANICAL

CRAFTSMEN
MECHANICAL
DETAILERS, LAYOUT MEN
Work together with engineers in the
development Of complex electro-me-
chanical mechanisns; opportunities
rate with ability: samples Of work
REQUIRED. Apply In person.
MCLAUGHLIN
RESEARCH CORP.
1924 X ST. NV. IS
DRIVER and general helper around
Necessary. De. eca675. -
DRIVER. coiored. Tai. fast. strong
age $3.50. Warehouse and delivery
duties. Heavy paper products: SAC
week. AMES CO., 1496 H st. ne.
DRIVER. white, for linen route
~: Aspis pIsT IdS IA LINEN SEW iSss
DRIVING SN Nc i M ii white. Is.
20 to 40. married Good char acter
spgeeasrrance. and driving record. Wo
Ef.ESCfrRR;Ic CRAFTSMEN. exper.
work 10 Charleston. 8. c. $475
.ALLEN.OBRIEN Personnel Service
LII Fai L ASs ssas ssT 7ihS cas.
e sSH in A PERSON HRRoW sSnf e
CO. Rear 1929 Irving st. NV,
AID. 1881. -6