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BOYS PREP AND
YOUNG MEMS WEAR

80 Young Mems Sportcoots, all
wool, potch ond flop pockets,
sizes 54-4o------------- 24.95 1899
Sportcoots, cotton corduroy,
green and maroon, prep sizes l6.95 &
II 6 l6, young mems size 40 24.95 500
SO Jr. Boys SIoeks, royon and 2.5s
ocetote aobordine, navy, blue, 2for
brown, rust, sizes ALL. eo.- 5.oe 500
10 Roincoots, postie. button front.
coryino case, eunmeto only,
sizes 3.o5 1888
80 Young Mems Roineoots, pIos-
tic. zipfront, corryine cose.
S, M, L. .- 6e5 1SS
IS Prep Boys Slocks, cotton cord,
Hollywood waist, ton, grey,
size 8 only -- 500 2s9
3 Jungle jackets, wool, shawl
collar. 81 and 38------- 32.oe 500
5 High Style Jockets, toneerine
only, sizes for oees 5 to 20 1899 2.s8
5 Jr. Boys Suits, cotton cord,
sizes and 7 1899 500
IS Jr. Boys Sportcoots and Leis-
ure Coots. royon lnen-look and
royon shontune, sizes 4-l2-- 800 3SS
End FL Wdshinoton Oulu
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nous -kAuke Room Size Reversible Fibre

One of Americas besknoWn makers of fibre rugs gave his
entire stock of special order rugs left from year What an
array patterns Plain coors exured effects block patterns
and every rug perfect condition Worth special trip to
any Of our stores tomorrow.
Rug, Washington Fr slve Spring and pARxington
Evening star., 1955-03-24

$23 to $28 Reversible Fibre ox0-ft. Russ-----lI95
20.70 to 25.3O Reversible Fibre oxo-f Rugs -lO95
1910 to 22.40 Reversible Fibre ox8-ft Rugs 9.95
17.25 to $21 Reversible Fibre 9x7.6ft. Rugs 9.9S
z0.52 to 25.20 Reversible Fibre 8x9-ft Rugs 9.95
Evening star., 1955-03-24
maternity WEAR

End FL, Washington Only
Evening star., 1955-03-24

Rayon-nylon blend, cotton
twist and cotton cut pile!
Mothproof with heavy latex
back. Wide choice of colors.
We've just 40.
9Th Floor, Washington.
Store Only
Evening star., 1955-03-24
MEMS SPoRTsWEAR


l22 Orig. $50 to $40 Hathaway Long -sleeved
Sport Shirts cotton sheers. ploids. einohoms 500
49 Orig. $40 to 1925 Hothowoy Long -SIeeved
Sport Shirts Of imported fobrics 7.9e
"a Orig. l3.e5 to 1850 Hothowoy Long, -Sleeved
Sport Shirts. Solid tones. checks and poids. Also
some McGreeor TT Club models in this group, 9.o9
90 Orig. 3.95 to 5e5 Fomous- Make Swim Trunks,
boxer and royon lostex models s---- ------ 80
2l5 Orig. 3.o5 to SIS Cotton and Royon Walk
500 Orig 3e5 to 5.e5 Mems Fomous- Make Sport
OnTtS Ivy
Sleeveless, holf-sIeeve and lono-sleeve models in
good assortment Of eolors and sizes Cotton, royons
Street FL, Washington. Silver Spring and
PARKington
50 Orig. 9e5 Summer Slocks mostly light shodes,
l3 Orig. 1895 Fomous-Moke Leisure jackets,
tropical royon weoves --- 4.s9
Orig. SIS to 22e5 Royon Sport coots by
famous maker -------. 4.99
Orig $35 Roineoots, single breasted raglan
"a Orig. e5 to 2e5 Cotton Knit Tee Shirts, 4ee
Street FL, Washington
Evening star., 1955-03-24
GOLF SETS

2 Orig S72 Sets. 5neod, Jones Irons $3.50
| Orig. .S45 Set Of MoriIyn Smith Irons 3l.es
| ORIG. 8625 Set Of Jones Irons 74.99
2 Orig. 4o.5O Famous Lodies, Woods t3), 3l.ss
| Orig. $63 Set of 3 Jones Woods 1899
! Orig. $54 Set Of Sneed Woods s-------42.9s
| Orig. $46 Set of Sorozen Woods 3l.e9
Street FL, PARKington Only
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On Sale Fridoy! Washinsto
MEMS FURNISHINGS

80 Orig 2e9 Mems Dress Shirts in long and short
sleeves, oil white cottons; sizes IA to H. S9e
240 Orig 395 Mems BroodeIoth Shirts in white
and solid tones. Sizes Ia to l8-- ---l.9s
81 Orig 3o5 Cotton and Royon Poiomos; sizes
A. B. c, z.99
50 Orig. 4.e5 to 6.e5 Cotton and Royon Pojomos,
3.99
$50 Orig. so to 81 Royon and Silk Ties in q
vost assortment of potterhs- 3 for 81, each 69e
l8e Orig. 395 to S5 Mems Dress Shirts, discon.,
Street FL, Washington, Siluer Spring
and PARKington
Evening star., 1955-03-24

2rld FL, Washington:
Street FL, PARKington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-07
BY VIOLET FAULKNER

Ham, traditional for Easter,
Is at the top of your list of
good buys" for weekend
shopping.
Local food chains are offer
ing hams of all kinds for Sun
days dinner. You have q
choice of regular smoked, fully
cooked or canned hams. Heavy
supplies of pork products will
be reflected in the prices. your
holiday ham will cost less than
last years. There's an abun-
dance of all pork products on
the markets now and that item
leads the April list of plentiful
foods issued by the USDA.'
Turkeys. both Beltsvilles and
small hens weighing 8 to IL
pounds, will be featured by
still other food chains. Beef
takes a back seat this week
with only one company max
ing a point Of mentioning
chuck roaSts.
Fish to wind up the lenten
season is plentiful and reason
ably priced. Among the selec-
ton being offered you'll find
jumbo shrimp, smelts, mack
erel, sea bass, Shad (both buck
and roe) and porgies. Look for
good supplies of local shad to
be hitting the fish stands in
about another week. Fish and
Wildlife Service reports the
Potomac shad will start run
ming around the m iddle of
April and by May first will be
abundant.
Maine potatoes, Pascal cell
cry, carrots. broccoli and CAL
ifornia-raised sweet potatoes
head the list of good values in
fresh produce. Asparagus is
more plentiful, better quality
and less expensive as the sea-
son advances. Packaged to-
matoes of excellent quality,
spring onions, iceberg lettuce
and California avocadoes offer
variety for the salad bowl.
Florida citrus continues to be
the best buy in fruit.
Passover Cook Book
your Passover Guide" made
available by a local kosher
market, is more than just a
collection of Jewish recipes.
The pamphlet contains menus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-07
Easter Eggs Made
OF Pulled Rice

EGGS
S cups pulled rice.
70 cup butter or margarine.
"a cup peanut butter.
" pound (about 32) fresh
marshmalloWs.
FILLING
/ pound jelly beans.
Heat pulled rice in shallow
pan in moderate oven $3.50 de-
grees F. about 10 minutes.
Pour into a large creased
bowl. Melt butter, peanut but
ter and marsarnallows in dou-
BILE boiler. Four mixture over
put-ec rice, stirring until
evenly coated. With creased
hands. divide mixture into 8
parts. Divide each part in
half: form a half egg shell
from each. (Be sure to make a
hollow" in center OF each
half Chill in refrigerator.
Make about 11a cups of mod
erately thick confectioners'
sugar frostins Color / cup of
the frosting green and y cup
of the frosting pink. Coat the
edges of the half eggs with
green frostiilg. Fill one half
of each egg with jelly beans
and place the other half on
top to form an egg. Using a
pastry tube, decorate the top
of each egg with green leaves
and q pink flower.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-07
L'Enfdnt Chapter
To Honor Officers

The Major L'Enfant Chap
ter. District Daughters of the
American Revolution has
issued invitations for a recep-
ton in honor of State officers
at $50 o'clock this evening.
A musical program will be
feature of the reception with
soloist Louise M. Hart &C
cornpanied by Mrs. Allen E.
Pierce.
In the receiving line with
Miss Faustine Dennis, State
Regent, and her staff of off,
GERS will be the president gen.
eral, Miss Gertrude S. Cara
way. and the national officers
resident in the District, Miss
Lillian Chenoweth, honorary
vice president general, and
Mrs. Godfrey Creyke, librar-
ian general.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-07
REPORT TO THE HOMEMAKER
Ham and Turkeys
Are EQster Buys

of the complete eight days Of
the Passover holiday, Seder
rituals, glossary Of Passover
terms and the -Four Questions
printed in Hebrew, English and
the transliteration of Hebrew.
Many of the recipes contain
the same ingredients used
years ago in making Jewish
delicacies you may not have
tasted in a long, long time but
still cherish in your memory.
The booklets are free and
can be obtained by calling for
them in person at 5756 Geor-
gla avenue NV.
Frozen Fruit Pies.
Two new frozen pies
apple and cherry have
made their appearance in local
markets. Food editors had a
chance to taste-test these new
products in New York last fall
during our annual food editors
conference. If you recall I told
you about them at the time,
saying they were due for dis
tribution later in the year.
Washington has been Sc
lected as one of the markets
for the Introductory campaign.
Each pie serves one person
generously. They come two to
a package and are packed in
aluminium pie pans that you
use for baking and serving the
pies. When the last crumb is
eaten, the pie dishes can be
tossed away. Directions say to
pop them frozen into a 425-
degree oven and bake Is
minutes.
Also new to Washington is
a refreshing fruit juice punch.
It's a blend of five fruit juices
orange. pineapple, guava.
papaya, and passion fruit. The
fruits are pureed and the con-
centrate made in the mother
plant on the West Coast,
shipped East, and a company
in Baltimore makes it into q
ready-to-serve beverage. Not
a frozen product, the punch
comes in 46-ounce vacuum
pack cans.
To the fruit puree, water and
sugar are added and an ar
tif1cial coloring which gives it
a lovely rosy-red hue. It's a
light-bodied drink with a
haunting flavor of tropical
fruits.
Dining Dictionary
How conversant are you with
the foreign names on the av-
erage menu card? Or have you
found yourself in the painful
predicament Of ordering meal
blindly, hoping for the best?
If a summer vacation is 60
ing to take you to France,
Spain, Portugal. Italy or Ger
many. you'll be pleased to
learn of the new pocket-sized
guide to foreign menus.
Robert Jay Misch's Foreign
Dining Dictionary" published
by Doubleday & Co.. Inc.
($1.25) is small enough to slip
into a pocket or a purse and
complete enough to tell you
whether you're ordering lob
ster or artichokes.
Several pages at the back
of the tiny volume give you a
quick rundown on wines of
the various countries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-07
|Dovis-Gorrison
Ceremony Held

Announcement Is made Of
the marriage March IS of
Edna B. Garrison to T/Sergt.
Owen e. Davis USAF. The
Rev. Len Stevens performed
the ceremony in the Airing
ton Baptist Church. A recep-
ton was held following the
ceremony at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Carlton King.
After a wedding trip to Key
West. Fla. the couple viii
make their home here. The
bridegroom is stationed at
Boiling Field.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-07
WV Club to Show
Easter RELIGIOUS Film

To mark the closing of the
lenten season and the advent
of Easter, the Washington
YWCA Penthouse Club will
show a sound film at $3.50 pm.
tomorrow depicting the Resur-
rection and the First Easter.
An Easter egg dyeing party
will be held following showing
of the film.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-07

Paul. MINI. has for three
years been associated with the
winona Lake Gnd) Chris
tian Assembly and was once
on the staff Of the Union
Gospel Mission. st. Paul. She is
a graduate Of Moody Bible
Institute.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-07
Miss Nony Juhnke
Assumes Duties
At Union Mission

Miss Nony Jahnke has as
sumed her duties as missionary
secretary for the Children's
Emergency Home Of the Gen.
trail Union Mission.
In this capacity she will
serve as case worker for the
home. visiting and interview
ing parents OF boys and girls
either now living at the nome
or prospective residents Of the
home.
Miss Jahnke, a native Of st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-07
To Wed il, June

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas P.
McDonagh of La Plata. Md.
announce the engagement of
their daughter Theresa to Mr..
Joseph Viglione. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel Viglione, Of
Bangor. Pa. A June wedding is
planned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-19
MAN WANTED
WITH CAR

Dependable; no experience necessary.
Apply 3107 Ga. ave. nv.
responsible white man to
manage dry cleaning store during
illness of owner: must have expert.
eIce. Apply ART VALET SHOP.
1908 North Capitol 81,
MEN fun time and ] part time.
Full time men with no previous ex.
perienre averass SOQ and up per
lar customers assure YOU OF steady
regular income. You may start On
q / or day trial basis, II you wish
to ind out about this opening. An
excellent opportunity Is not always
recognized as such and this may be
lust the chance you have been look
ins for. Fuller Brush dealers are
with their better than ayeraEe an
comes. They AVERAGE 500 and up
per week calling on regular custo-
mers BY appointment. Fuller Brush
customers are pleasant. courteous
and buy these famous every das
necessities reguiaTly. An expef
man viii make calls with you and
train you. Sales experience unnec-
essary but men selected must fur;
character. Inquire oil National
Press Bldg, 18th and r SITS. nv,
or phone bi. 7-4477 or Dl. 7-3a9s,
MEN WANTED for part-time eve
ding work: hours. g to o pm.
Monday throush Friday. for enroii-
ing children on trial plan for
music; direct leads furnished: car
essential; apply Wednesday eve
ming, Z to o pm. KIT MUSIC
STUDIOS, 1891 MI. Vernon ave-;
Alex. Va. Ask for Mr.. Burket. -
RELIABLE MAN for supeimarks a
must be experienced. Call Mr..
SMITH, Riverside 3.40so. go
estabiished life Insurance debit IN
Charles County. Good starting sal.
AIRY plus liberal commissions. Lie;
Colonial 3-30Ii. HOME FRIENDLY
LIFE INSURANCE. CO. So Mary
land ave. Annapolis, Md. 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-19

PRODUCE MAN. neat young man. 70
work in produce department. good
yysinesmsnt. ROCK CREEK sUpEK-
MARKET. 1895 Grub I'd, Silver
I sHS5i9s' A M 5g siasa WANTED in
E sssFsS Xi A sas Hadys ~ s ssssiSfs
REAL ESTATE sALEsiiAN--Prsfsr
young man In eos who Is willing 70
learn the real estate trade with .
progressive broker and investor,
You efforts viii be well backed
with . sound and constituent adver-
Using program. Must have car.
Eocd hae Mslss s1,. ana e Tilin1 . e
iicn ions wi Bos 1 iss.S Star STAINS ~
REAL ESTATE sALESMEN-Full
time. Falls chureh's most active
concern. needs experienced men fof
SS9 qoeeTaas cs PLANTATION srsts'
REALTY, il. 4-2744. --21
RECEIVING and shipping clerk for
retail Warehouse located IN Forest
Glen M s,s,,. lssi6ls han .rp,s .y
work now. could be perm, for right
man. Apply in person to, Mrs. Gal
loway basement Of intern quar-
Hcrs across from Commissary park
a l9s letsL S %shnFs ER kcED Amy
RECORD SxLEslfAN-Wash. and
Nd. territory; salary and expenses;
must have car. Write Mr.. MILLER.
s0S McMechen ST., Baltimore, Nd.
types Of repair and
re-roof1ng Young man interested
in leerning estimating. Union ecale.
steady work. o'BRIEN ROOFING
CO. Bl5 18th st ne Ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-19

YOUNG MAN. dfaft-exempt:. iooklnl
for future IN wholesale bushes,
with some clerical experience. Apply
AMERICAN WHOLESALERS. 9Th
and w SITS. ne go
YOUNG. MAN. dependable. mature,
to work as research technietAn In
ordnance testing ct Gainesville, Va.
plant. Eiectronies or instruments.
ton BACKGROUND helpful. Good
starting salary. excellent Qpportu-
pity pity tor adya en- snIS sSds ay a9s
CORP. Alex Va. Call XII. s-4g90
YOUNG MAN for record keeping ant
selling in service dept. Of cities
Oldest fegelry store; permanent
company benefits: opportunity fol
Advancement. GAIT Il BRO, INC.
607 18th Vt. NV. --lo
YOUNG MAN, 1924. alert. depend
able 10 act as MESSENGER and stoei
clerk. High school graduate. pre-
fefred. Must have drivers Heenst
70 drive company station wagon
rssF ssIsr, i ss. az A4EsirT sSh RE
SEARCH corr. Alex. Va. cal
XII. s-4Do0. 20
YOUNG MAN, white, Is to rs, I,
learn to operate envelope printinS
presses; come knowledge OF print
ing desirable. but not necessary
experienced operator will train you
no Saturday work. good opportu'
nifty and Advancement: vacation
With pay; COW; to those living 4
III r sssfi'f EnvskRR5Er TIE u. wa W.;
18th st. ne. --l9
YOUNG MAN, white. bookkeepinI
and general once work with . ma.
tioEal concern. Must be accurate
with figures. some knowledge Of
typing. 5-day, 40-hour week. Stats
age, business experience, II any
and telephone number In your re.
ply. Box 373-T. star. --2l
YOpNG MAN. Is. as sales clerl
for stationery and once Supply
s sTaTioarR44 p ggo, 1a Sss9q z Il a
YOUNG MEN. between FL End 40
eaalifed applicants as ance 10
structors. Rapid advancement y
should have natural sbiiity, mus
De 1ersonable,i attractive and intel
nsH1NH cE A spTPDI s5ssr lad T New POI xdr
ave. NV. 30
YOUNG NAN, to travel with sale
manager: steady pos. Avg. sos VIZ
TO start. See Mr.. ROSS, RIM. 402
| 1405 O st. NV. 80
PaRT-TIME Tv BENCnMAN, ais
/ outside part-time man. minimum
/ 5 years experience: Rockville area
1 Cali PO, 2-02a3. 10
ALERT. energetie, young colorel
1 man for fabric shop. Apply man
/ nger, MILL END SHOP, LanGle
4 Park shopping center, 1870 Net
hAmp. ave. Silver Spfing. "a
ISTUDENTS. white. who can work
! hours after school. no selling. col
| Letting, or delivering; to make ap
pointments tor demonstrations 10
| o weli-known cofnpanX with q ne,
| product. Box 443-T. Star. lie
EUROPEAN IGMIGRANT--LtttI
knowledge of English and car. aual
ihtes you for lifetime career wit
| q nation wide orEanization: knoWl
edge Of German helpful. Earning
| while training around $500 month
~. No experience necessary. Appi
! 1l18 o st. Sc, between 10 and !.
| Monday only. lie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-19

SALESMAN. jeveiry; active credit
lewelry store: steady employment
pleasant surroundings. company
benefits good salary and commits
sion. Apply manager. KENT'S. TOl
: 1872 g n;w. No phone eails. --20
Observation-Disclosures permanent
positions OPENING for = good gales.
over. with car and direct sales ex.
3erlence We furnish qaaliflee
appts. for you. No canyassing In.
waived. Excel. chance for advance.
ment. Salary, commission. monthly
settlements and quarterly ane
Can Mr.. LEONARD AZ Ia. o-4sIs,
SALESMAN Z Ran for mems FURNISHINGS ls
s maS;n, ETgs5;sase p, rsss PER-
inss. ABBY Ui'O NATIONAL stSsai sili SHIRT
SHOPS. corner 10th and = sts. NV
SALESMAN, experienced preferred
however, not necessary. Old estab-
lished furniture store: excel. op.
portunity. TOP salary plus comm.
M snd R Fo,s S gunius esssss 81
FuRN, CO. zoe + st. NV. 20
SALESMAN. exper.. Tor mems wear
store. good salary. free hosp. ms.
and paid vaestien. Cali Mr.. BIER
SALESMAN. executive type. under
IS. II you have reached the top
income In your present feld and
wish 70 Improve yourself, our pres
ent stan Is aysraging S925 per
mo. II you can REALLY sell and re-
gard q tough prospect Is q chal-
ienge, come IN and talk Il over.
Our flrm Is the fastest growing
and most progressive in Arlington.
l CAN TEACH YOU THE REAL
ESTATE BU6INEsSl Ask for Mr.,
CR0WEII, IA E-n-0T
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-19
TEcHNIcIAN

Magnayox dealer in Arlington de-
sires competent, all-around
benchman. experienced In ~. ra-
do and audiu. Company dement's
Include paid vacation, sick leave
and holidays: salary commensu-
rate with ability. FRED WALKER.
1905 Wilson blvd, IA. SAIL;
WATCHMAKER WANTED-Experi-
I fassf , Es1fEiasss 4S sBP' su Sgla
w Tsii fasI,inei IN AND couSrERMgAN
for large dept. store. Experienced
only. State. age, expefiepee and
salary expected. Box l67-V star.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CLERK. MIDI.
aged. reliable. trustworthy refs
TssuirrsSS6 A 1i1.sIaa Goal Goa. \ sRic 81
IVY "a
BOYs, 10 and over twhitel, good
paying part-time route work, 81.
yer Spring area; report $3.50 am
Saturday: $3.50 pm. during week
64lb georgia ave., 9. B., Room 2o7
BOYS, Is or over, white. intelligent
personable. for magazine order
dept, average earnings. 81 80 pei
hr. Apply rm. 40. 72a 9th st. NV
MAN. u to IS. to drive hight de.
house; must have references and
D. C. permit. Apply 1900 18th st
ne. Monday morning only. 10
MAN AND WIFE, white. no children,
70 work In and around dog kennel
Permanent; $3.50 no.; unfurn. hy-
ing quarters provided. experience
re-. a Ssl,33S Duke st" Alex oo ya'
MAN TO ASSIST service manager
In tire department; excellent op-
fires. $40 III 18th ai 4. nv. o'
MAN WITH CAR TO start immed
With large appl. mfr. as sales dis.
tributor. Earnings while training
around 1886 month, comm. and
bonus. expense arransements; ex-
pertenee not neees.. married pref
rapid advance TO producer. No can.
wasting or travelling. Man selected
will always have his work booked
weekly In advance. Calling ontden'
spply 1ll6 o st. Sc, o to l2 ., m
30
AAkNs VIII t2PlIA A8lAttlt Abh hVAA
with old established fuel and build.
ing material company. This Is
your opportunity TO become asso-
ciated with one Of the leading fuel
companies In the Wasfnngton area
Must know city. See Nj. eSoyars,
A. r. WooDSoN CO., 1913 H st
nv. --l9
MAN. light ianitor work; qtrs. ex.
changed. RE. T-2s8i, after : pm
MAN, to work In truck seryic,
station; vacation with pay. hospi.
tali1ation benefits; experience de,
sired: must have recent references
but not essential. start $50 pei
week. SPEED a. BRI4cCE, 3...uI
New York ave. ne. I'll
MAN WANTED By one Of washing.
tons Oldest furniture stores TO han
die complaints and detail work in
once. Permanent position; excel
salary. Experience not necessary
See Mr.. Rota. JULIUS LAE5BURGH
FURN, CO.. 009 r ST. nv. 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-19
Call our Company Representative,
MR., G. L. FRANTZ
At DISTRICT 1850
FOR interview, Sunday. Sep
TENDER Is through Wednes-
day, September FL.

ELE AToR OPERATOR, white. over
is. Apply Timekeeper's once from
aoTTI. $500 calvert 81. NV. No
phone calls accepted. lie
ELEVATOR OPERATORS, white,
must have permit and references.
I655 II st. NV. lie
ENGINEERS. ard ell. license. Miss
Dodge, at 1oYD's. 200 18TH
co... q.
ENGINEER and msintenauee man
twhitel. for eafden-type apt. de-
Vehement Must be experienced In
the care Of oil burners. Salary and
apt. to good man. CAL ~.
Macy, HU. 3-4974 or Hu. 3-4d0o.
ENGINEER, colored. must have 9Th
class license. for large, modern apt.
hldr.; salary and quarters. See Mr..
Crane. J. A. McREEvER Co, INC. !,
1882 X, st. NV. ST. $4,000. ga
ENGINEER. 9Th class. with once
bldg. maintenance exp. Call Mr.
Mccarthy or Mr.. Jordan at Ii
T-36S0 for app. or apply in per-
son 1t maintenance once. 119 q
st. me-. after Q a.m. Mon. Sept. 10.
--19
ENGINEER, coiored, for modern
air-cond. apt. BLDG: must have 5th-
class license: excel. quarters. good
salary married man preferred
1880 K ST. NV. -l9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-19
Arthur Murray
Interviews Teachers

ARTHUR MURRAY begins his FIRE
training program in the fines
dance schools OF the world. Pleas
do not apply
UNLESS
j, Age ~ to 30.
2. College BACKGROUND or equivalent
.. Highest social and academic back
4. Above AVERAGE PERSONAL ap
pearancc.
3. No experience necessary. but ex
ceilent learning ability required.
Company benefits include sick pay
snaRiN asf pIsn. o smPaGss diho eo
to start. Apply in person, Z pm. b
9 pm. only, ARTHUR MURRAY
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PART TIME
5.30-9..30 Pm.

National concern hiring severa
young men between 20 and 81 Il
work in library div. Qualified peo'
pie TO receive $50 wk. Servicemen
college men and Govt. workers ma
apply. Five nights attendance nee.
Mr.. BARNES. interviews I'll l .. m
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SALESMAN
CAREER POSITION

with excellent future for
man With BACKGROUND q
stantinl progressive ineopie;
must be e7-40, married. COLI
leee education and vitality
interested in success; O.
letter setting forth your COM
,plete qualifications history
and earning record win be
held In confidence and iacili-
tate IN arranging an inter-
view to complete additional
qualifications. Box 5D-x.