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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-08-19

ner in school dress. First place
Erie Hinton of Vandale in Gross
county; and Grace Simms Of Hol-
ley Grove in Monroe county was
winner in outdoor work garment
division.
A Award Winners:
Best dress; Eunice Harris, Ash
ley, Dorothy Jean Poole. Colum-
bla, Dollle M Robinson, Phillips;
Helen Marie Conner. Lafayette,
Shirley Batson, Crittenden; and
Mary Bobo Mississippi.
School dress: Geraldine Douthet
Crittenden; and Mary Franklin.
Ouachita. Indoor work garment
Margie Sargent Columbia; Willie
Pearl jenkins, Lafayette, d
Emma Jean Huff, Woodruff. Out
door garment: Lola Mae Williams;
st. Francis, Dorothy Jones, Qua
ehita; Voneele Williams, Chicot,
and Delois Miller, jefferson.
Andrew Lee Carter of Phillips
county was first place winner in
Agronomy. Onlander Macon and
Carl Ellis Daniel, both of Arka-
delphla, Clark county, had the
winning team demonstration. A
team illustrated talk by Robert
Moore and Thelophis Jones OF
Mariana, Lee county, was named
first place this phase,
Worthy Sanders, Pulaski cou1-
ty, was winner in tool identiG-
cation. Freddie NJ. Brown, Jeffer
son county, was first place win
ner in health, with top team
demonstration by Althea Jones
and Louise Dortch, st. Francis
county, Team winner in safety
was Maxine Cobbs and Mae Goa.
ties King, Lee county; with Sam
uel Martin, Lonoke county, indi-
vidual winner.
In electricity, a team Of Edward
Smith and Bonnie D. Cox Chil.
county won first place; Andi ew
Sander, Pulaski county was indj-
vidual winner.
Handicraft winner was Linda
Franklin Of Lonokc county. A
team of Geraldine Dolthett ond
vivian Dantzler OF Crittepden
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-08-19

county won in food preparation.
Rose Mary Station G; Monroe
county was first - f.. frescr-
walton.
A three man ter Of Hosea
Tunstall, Frank Dantzler, ard
James Owens, CIl.le icon county
took top honors in poultry !udg-
ing. Robert Owens also Of CRIT
tendon county, was first place
demonstration winner in farm ma
chinery.
The 1855 Negro camp closed
Friday with candlelighting cece-
mony on the athletic field. Dele
gates left for home early Satur-
day morning.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-08-19
Boulevard News

Rev. J. r. Green will speak
Sunday morning from 7 to Els
over KGHI A program was
rendered last week at First Bap.
fist church, Higgins Switch Par.
ticipating on program were ReB
J. c. Crenshaw, president Of The
local NAACP branch and c. Cat.
lin, pastor of Macedonia Baptst
church From August Ath
TO August 18th, there viii be an
installation service for Rev c. H
Hill. pastor Of First Bapt church
Higgins Switch. Services will BE-
gin at 7;30 each evening, Moadag
thru Saturday and 2 p, m Sun
day. Speakers for August Ah
will be Revs. G S, Staff, S J.
jefferson, and N c Dedmond,
for August 25th, Revs ]. Je.tg,
son, Ulman Tyler, and Frank
Sanders; for August 26th, Rev v
c. Porter and Rev c. D Petta'
way; for August 9th, Rev. E D.
Wilson and Brother Fernon Scot
Sunday afternoon at ociA
addresses by Sisters B. Wisi
Ruby Mayor, Revs H, K. CwE
and J. H. Oliver, with the nsN'
lation sermon by Rev. F. T E'
ans, moderator of Union dsuE'
association, and remarks by ae
pastor. Presiding over the SUD
day afternoon meeting Will d
Mrs. Susie williams. Barbecu'
See BOULEVARD NEWS
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-08-19

chapter officially opened in the
beautifully newly decorated hall.
The Grand chapter was pleased
with the installation Of the new
elevator The meeting closed also
Thursday.
Reelected to serve during ~.
year 1856 were W. NJ vii
liams. grandmaster, f J Jackson,
deputy grand master, A W Flow
ers. sccretary-treasurcr. relief de
partment. and Solomon Richard
son. grand secretary
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lived It's usefulness. He ga
some definite policy must h.
enuneiated to clarity the STAND 4,
the body.
Rather than abandon the N.
uonal Medical association, IN,
organization should open its dOo,
to individuals Of all races, therr
enabling us to maintain anOar
important scientific orgahIzatr
contributing to the growts 1
medical men" ne said
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Medics-


surgery and chairman OF the de-
partment at Meharry Medical
college, said that from time to
time, there arises the question of
whether or not NINA has out
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Award

Continued from page onC'
Tor Red Cross chapter for two
years. She is a past president al
the Pulaski county Junior r d
Cross council, and at the presen
time, is the secretary OF the couu-
Gil.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-08-19
THE LAW OF THE HIGH SALARY

Hiring of experts follows the rule the
hiring all other competent workers The high
paying places certain attract of the best pre-
pared Low payers have to take what is left.
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NO SALk INVOLVEMENT

We glad read that very few of New England
polio victims had The epidemic torcbly
minds of the need and the value of the vaccine
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-08-19
FRIEND IN NEED

Carl Inyeard, 3007 Pulaski, high mention We nave
heard of drowning where the witnesses left in panic
belongs the select few who in time of trouble and
who the courage and know-how to help
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5. 5. Taylor Says:
SOME SPARlNG NEEDED

Dan Hughes age 1o8 is pubicized saying that the
Lord might be "sparing" him for preaching Let
that spares" preaching from of the poorly
prepared
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Evening star., 1955-06-08
HELP MEN
SALES
MANAGER


For vell-established silyerware COM
pany, selling on the Club Plan. Po-
sition open is one Of full response
bility. subject only to general pol
icy guidance. for recruiting and
training district MANAGERS and .
direct-to-conSumer sales organfka-
ton,
Applicants must have successful sales
management experience in direct
to-consumer type sales organiza-
ton; should be strong in recruit
ing, capable of attracting good
people and bringing them into the
business; must be able to train,
inspire and lead. Write, giving
qualifications to PAUL BoSTAPH,
Box 2386. Greensboro. n. Car. IS
SALESMEN-If you can sell and
have the desire and ability to con-
@ Spportanits PaDpss to e toin 0nsl ARSE @ chsV.
rolet dealer organization. .Outstand.
ing compensation plan. demonstra-
tor furnished and other employe
benefits. Telephone Mr. Davis for
appointment. HO. 2-7500. ADD.
SON CHEVROLET SALES. INC.
14th and Florida ave. NV. Ia
SALESMEN--Let us show you how
to go into business for yourself on
. fun or part-time basis without
AhNCobAAchb. 6CilluE ClOt4AAAe 49,
men. women and children, furni-
ture and appliances, Apply Mr..
STERLING II. ABRAMSON Co.
1032 9TH st NV. 10
you are making only
a fair living from your present
line, why not step into the higher
income brackets with Americas
No. / automobile. Selling exper. not
nee; automotive Is required. Come
RARRY-PATE MOTOR CO.: 1880
OLDEST CHEVROLET DEALER"
SALESMEN--Immediate. permanent
positions open for 2 statesmen
must be at least 2S years Of age:
car necessary. You will work with
qualified appointments only. Sal
ary and q fixed draw with monthly
settlement. also quarterly and year.
ly bonuses; paid vacations. We are
one of the leaders in our field
High-type men only need apply
MR.. LEONARD, LA. 6-2666, Q am
to & pm. 3
statesmen, can earn $500 to $500
a week. to sell sewing machines
vacuum cleaners or washing ma
chimes. Home demonstrations by ap-
continent car essential. weekly
bonus: opportunity to become sales
manager for one of the Nation S
largest sewing machine companies
Apply 1927 H st. ne. between
1920 am. and 1890 pm. Ii. g.
3424
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HELP-MEN

CANVAsSERS WANTED. white or
colored. on tuD or part time COM
mission basis Good OPPORTUNITY
to earn lucrative home improve
ment business. RA. 6-4399. -9
CARPENTER, with tools. report To
work at sos Oneida Way. Forest
Heights. Nd. RE-. 7-7066 or LO.
5-74l7: evenings, Lo. 5-05s4. Mr..
CARPENTERS, steady work. good
pay: Lake Bancroft job: OF Sleepy
Hollow I'd. to Malbrook dr., left on
s.ansSSl.v MaISrSoE to crSssTSods sp6E,o Or and q
SONS. 10
Mass ave. 2 miles beyond West
moreland Circle. right on Melbourne.
left on Woodacres drive. right on
Corbin rd.. to Cromwell drive. at
WoodacreS. 10
CARPENTERS C2) for remodeIins
work. Must have tools, steady work,
long hours. CHESAPEAKH RE-
MODELLING CO.. 602 Pa. ave. Sc.
IL 3-1729. IS
CARPENTERS n0), open shop
Report ready for work at Eastoyer
shopping center, s. Capitol ST.,
opposite Glassmanor. A. X. WAL
CARPENTER. experienced in home
improvement work. MR.. COFFEY
EN-. 3-771l. %
$3.50 per hour; con-
crete form work; report ready for
work. 53l5 Conn. ave. NV. -12
CARPENTERS; experienced in all
phases Of work. Call JU. 9-s616.
CARPENTERS. experienced, framing.
Apply to MR.. RAMSEY. Washing
ton Estates, 10th and Kipling park
way, District Heights. Md. %
CARPENTERS, floor layers, long
housing job in Hillerest Hts, Nd.
Out Branch ave. to Colebrook dr..
right to 26th ave-. left blks, to
cAEPENHEESE1gs5 aE csI Rs s4gsyrNs Il GoST1 5s%psf
HONE IMPROVEMENT, WI. g.
Evening star., 1955-06-08
ROUTEMEN

AND ARLINGTON
MEN, who like outside work, no
In,1ts. 1 ci0o WorS car r fIpnished onsInt
ing expenses paid; hospital, medi-
cal and retirement benefits for you
and your family: good earnings
prefer married men, age % to 40,
who want opportunity and security
Phone HO.. 2-571s for appoint with
Mr.. Ward. JEWEL TEA COM
PANY. INC, SOL Franklin st. ne.
Evening star., 1955-06-08

PUBLICITY MAN, interested in pub
licity development for large trade
association; some experience in
photography, ability to write news
releases for trade publication and
newspaper. Apply in person. MA.
TIoNAL INSTITUTE OF DRY
CLEANING. 909 Burlington ave,
Silver Spring. p
PUB. REL. TRAINEE, young, college
ALIEN-oBRiEN Len SsqsdsS 'PeE PsSsonnei Service
l404 N. Y. Ave. RE. 7-72S0
REAL ESTATE sALEsMAN-Can
use full-ti salesman. Newly
organized Office swamped with list
ings: leads furnished. Sales in
nearby Maryland and Sc. Wash
ington. Good opportunity for right
man: Call JO.. $4,000 Cor further
details. ASK for Mr.. McDonnsll'
REAL RE- D. EsfhfH sGEGESs SssALEsMEN. coloFed. S
"a; live-wire men with cars: full
or. part time. NO. 7-4692, bet.
6-9 pm. y
REAL ESTATE statesmen
Needed for general brokerage, and
subdivision sales Of split level and
contemporary homes, No paIt-time
Must be under 45. Call Mr.
sEovEs sJS5 sS4s Ct wli1eL kYRTA h1sS PROS: JA i
RETAIL SALESCLERK, 25 to 35:
experienced in hardware. stationery
or other detailed line, and able to
handle both counter and telephone
sales: permanent position with SAL
ary increases as earned. company
paid benefits. 5-day week. salary
open. and will be determined by
qualifications and experience. Call
DI. 7-494S. 8 to g:3o an. only for
appointment for interview.
Evening star., 1955-06-08
HILLBILLY
'or daytime and Sunday. Apply
CAP'N GUYS CLUB, 1919 N. Y
avs N " .

H1LLB1LLY
For daytime and Sunday. Apply,
CAP'N GUYS CLUB, 1912 N. Y.
HOTEL CLERK for nightwork. Tran
script experience preferred. but
not NECESSARY. HOTEL EVERETT.
1880 H st. NV. 10
HOTEL CLERKS, knowl. transcript.
Miss Dodge at BoYD's, ZOO 18th.
HOTEL DESK CLERK. part time, ex.
perience necessary. HU. 3-6116.
GOODS CRATER, ex-
STORAGE CO. CO. 1ss5 sSsi: a2nd 2HTlH st. NV.
JANIToRs. colored. sober. reliable.
Preferably with knowledge of
maintenance repairs. Perm. Job. No
children. Good salary and quarters
Apply S619 Piney Br. I'd: Sill. Spg..
Nd. Bet. 8 and 4. Ju. SILL
JANIT0R, colored, for garden type
epts;; married. no children: nom
drtnker; must be experienced In oil
burners and minor repairs; good
salary plus nice apt. and phone.
Can IA. 9-3750 between 2 and
8 pm. 3
JANIToR, experienced in general
maintenance and oil burners for
garden-type apis. Salary and good
living quarters AP. 7-333S. g
JANITOR, colored; for new, elevator,
3S-unit apt. nr. Wis. and Mass.
aVes nv. Salary. $125 mo-, and
beautiful apt. 14l3 K st. n W. IS
JANlTOR, colored. must have knowl-
edge Of oil burner and be handy
with tools, good starting salary
plus apt. and utilities. Only ex-
perienced need apply. See resident
manager, 3210 Wis. ave. NV
Evening star., 1955-06-08
CENTRAL CLEANERS

ROUTEMEN-There are openings in
our sales department for men be-
tween rs and 45. to take oveI
routes. We offer vacation with pay
guaranteed salary plus commits.
sion and other company benefits
See MR.. STAKEN, at 437 New Yorh
ave. NV. before noon, Monday
fhrn1tnh Eridau
Evening star., 1955-06-08
SALESMAN-$1,000

SALESMAN-$1, 900
WASHINGTON, D. C. AREA
SELL BY APPOINTMENT WORLDS
FINEST ENcY. BRITANNICA
MARKET UNLIMITED WITH PROS
PEcTs WANTING SOME DAY.
cINcH FOR cIosERs ON TODAY
BASIS. SOME OF OUR MEN
EARN up TO $4,000 A MONTH
COMM. EVEN A BEGINNER CAN
MAKE $3.50 EACH WEEK. PHONE
RE. 7-6911 FOR Apt. FOR
INTERVIEW OR WRITE DIST. MGR.
W. HANNA. 927 18th ST. NV.
RM. 200. WASHINGTON. D. c.
Evening star., 1955-06-08
HELP-MEN

REFRIGERATION sERVICEMAN-
Experienced only. top pay to top
man, overtime, commissions. bonus,
steady. preferably married. ANDYS.
LA R-A4OO q
Evening star., 1955-06-08
HELP MEN

CREDIT MANAGER; Ise. auto deal
ership- Accounts receivable and
credit reports. Good salary, vaca-
tIon with pay, other company bene-
fits. COAST-IH PONTIAC CO., 405
Florida ave. ne, Ii. $1,000. %
CREDIT AND COLLECTION MEN,
make good money, with or without
experience: permanent position. Ask
for Mrs. Yeattes at MARVIN'S. 734
7th st NV.
DAIRYMAN wanted. to take charge
Of registered HolStein herd milking
parlor and loafing sheds. under
construction now: house and utili-
ties furnished. T. l. ELDREDGE.
The Plains 2-44l. LA
DANCE TEACHERS
Ballroom, fun or part time. single
ages 81 to 90. Exper. not nee ,
we train you. Excel. earnings Ap-
ply in person, to 9 pm. VICTOR
DANCE STUDIO. 1870 Conn. ave.
DENTAL TECHNICIANi state age,
exper.. salary. Write P. o. Box
1913, Bethesda, Nd.
DENTAL TECHNICIAN for bridge
department with knowledge of anat-
omy and shading. Opportunity for
industrious individual to learn por-
celain work. Our employees know
Of this ad. Write Box 499-Y. Star.
Evening star., 1955-06-08
statesmen

How would you like to earn
at least $50 per sale and be
able to sell 2 out of 3 calls
made? Car necessary. All
leads. furnished. Write to
Box 425-L. Star.
Evening star., 1955-06-08
AIS MOTORS

1910 Wilson Blvd. ArL. Va
AUTO SALESMAN, USED CAR DEPT.
For new-car dealer. Experience
preferred for man, between 26-36.
Excellent opportunity: Buick deal
er. STANLEY H. HORNER. INC.
Fla. ave. ne. at 9Th. Mr.. Welch.
AUTOMOBILE Statesmen t2), to
specialize in. used-car sales with
option to sell new cars. No wash
ont plan, no maximums. You sell q
used car for $1,000, we pas. $1Q5;
.earninRs, let US discuss the sale
OF cars from the Carriage Trade. )"
BARRY PATE MOTOR Co, Wash
tngton's Oldest Chevrolet Dealer.
Phone Mr.. J. Moran, RE. 7-7S7S
for appt. 10
AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN. oppor-
tunity for big earnings with one
Of Washington's oldest Ford dealers
Excellent pay plan. Demo. fur
nished. Must be willing to work
and have good record. See Jim
Wray. TRIANGLE MOTORS, 3010
AFRO & Z szf sHLEsMAN, hii for used cars, m,G ex-
peTienced: must be sober and re-
liable: best pay plan in town: old
reliable frm. Call Mr. GRAY for
appointmsnt. Ii. 7-1732. TREW
AH2o G9oos ossAffHHsMAN-1f fH you can mie sell
new and used Fords, we have the
best pay plan; suburban area: un-
limited potential; demonstrator,
etc. Be your own boss. See Mr..
Heinlein, TAKOMA MOTOR CO.,
TakomR Park, Md.
Evening star., 1955-06-08
HELP-MRN

BILLING CLERK young man, moi
over 80 yrs-, must be aecuratt
typist, good with figures; 40-hr
wk., no Sat. Phone. Ma. s-S206
Mrs. Harren, or apply 1907 N. H
ssV;s; z n'"- bet 9 and 1880 800 ene
FLORIST, experienced. Permanent
position. Apply CLAIRE FLORIST
l243 Wis. ave. NV. 10
FOREMAN
Experienced on excavating. grading
paving and sewer work: man &C.
customed TO long hours and harC
work Reply. giving age. experience
reference. Rate, S2.50 per hour
Box 1851. Star. 3
FURNITURE FINISHERS, expert
only. Experienced in rennishing
burn In. etc. Box 146-K. Star:
FURNITURE MOVERS. must be ex.
perienced furniture men, with Nd
chauffeuTS' license. Apply 1905
Moorland lane. Bethesda. IS
Furniture Serviceman
Must have experience in burning II
and touch up. Outside work, cal
necessary; good salary and man1
TPIUs sTPIGxs benefits naMsRuRR ASpy MI FuRHi F9si
TURE CO, 909 F st. NV. 10
GRIDDLE MAN. eve. work: gooe
pay: must have car. SKYLARK;
after 2 pm. XII. S-5113. 3
GROCERY CLERK, experienced. all.
round work. self-service market.
Apply In person. MIDCITY MARK
ET, 714 K st NV. p
HALL MAN, colored; for new apt
bldg. Must present fine appear
ance. be sober and reliable. See
res. mgr, 1880 Columbia rd. NV.
10
HARDWARE-High school graduate
to work in hardware store; must
have drivers license. Apply BOW
MANS HARDWARE STORE, 5402
Queens Chapel rd., Hyattsville. Md.
HARDWARE CLERK SALESMAN,
preferably with some experience in
shrubbery. Apply JAMES ]. RUP-
PERT. 1921 7th st. NV. 3
HARDWARE MAN. white; expert
enced only: good pay. NO. 7-0174.
Evening star., 1955-06-08
BOOKKEEPEE

BKKPR.-TYPIsT. yoqnE. r,, aeot; !; :
SOB. POTOMAC EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY. 2334 Wilson blvd. Arl.
sSRfcRIAYHRs, SAS1ASYH good steady Job
good pay. Apply $500 block River
Bethesda. Nd. MERRfMAcK PARK
See foreman on Job. 10
BRICKLAYER wanted: 1st class.
Also hod carrier. Report 8 Chesa-
peake Sc ready Tor work, or cal
after $50, 10. .S-S215.. >
BRICKLAYERS, top mechanics, tor
salary. Doing 4 houses. Apply with
tools. 5000 block Sherrier pl. NV
BRICK LAYERS: steady work. CAL
BRiCKLAYERs, white, open shop
Report on job at Glebe I'd. and 8
Mead ST.. Arl.. Va; $26 per day. &
sdRaIECskilXTYfRs: daEs 4 TsffR sas. White. no nom
union. Gail ia 7-3254, am; to
1 pm: eyes,, Sun. JE. 4-7170:
BRICKLAYERs. white. Apply i727
2sth st. Sc, ready to work. or call
BRICKLHYERs. large apt. Job, par
titions and outside work: report to
10th and Calvert SITS. NV. 3
BUTCHER ,a Tantea ssovsnasCT Sts5ay work; T.S rs.
BUTCHER wanted. for large service
market: must be experienced and
steady worker for high pay. Apply
IN person only. 1904 Bladensburs
Evening star., 1955-06-08
ROUTEMAN

For dry cleaning plant: average sal
ary, $50 per week; no experience
necessary: all employe benefits Ap-
ply in person, INSTITUTE CLEAN
ING PLANT, S021 Georgia ave,
Silver Spring. Md. %
Evening star., 1955-06-08
MAINTENANCE
SUPERVISOR

Large, centrally located concern 1,
seeking q man, 25-35 yrs. Of age
with hish school BACKGROUND tc
tenance. ability to handle office
routine and to get along with
varied group OF people are
essential; permanent position: rea.
sonable starting salary: merit in
creases: excellent company benefits
Apply giving complete information
regarding personal data. education
and previous employment. Box 15-
K, Star.
Evening star., 1955-06-08

SHOE SALESMAN. experienced: top
salary WASHINGTON SHOE, S02
F St NV. %
SHOE SALESMAN, experienced in
shoes for the family. 1881 N. High
land. All. lClarendon). IA. 2-43SS
10
SHOE SALESMEN-Immedi OPEN
ing for . experienced men. Must
be under 40 years old; SIS plus. to
manager, 1927 Good Hope I'd Sc.
g
SHOE Statesmen. family shoe store.
experienced, steady job. top salary.
1856 Wilson blvd. Arl.. ia. 7-2004.
~
SHoRT-oRDER COOK. counterman.
Call LA S-A144 IL
Evening star., 1955-06-08
HElP-MEN

TREE SURGEONS t3l thoroughly
work. RA. Sess7s after 8 pm,
Evening star., 1955-06-08

&4614NkAA1GKb
Here is . $4,000 or better posi-
ton which must be filled at once
1t is open for an alert, ambition:
is presently in saleswork. You
lob will be to recruit and trair
a group to sell top-ouaiity, ma.
tionally advertised product on clut
plan.
Excellent training fees and over.
write paid weekly; no collecting
or delivering; car and phone es-
sential. We want a person who
must have a high income and is
willing to work to make 1t. Op-
portunities for rapid advancement
and increased income. Write to-
day. giving age. experience and
phone number, to arrange for an
CRAFTS coRPoRATIoN. Newark
New York State. s.
Evening star., 1955-06-08

CRAFTSMAN, trainee, young, h; s,
hr. POTOMAC EMPL. AGENCY.
1884 Wilson blvd. Arl. ia. $4,000.
DRIvER-PORTER, neat. courteous
and sober: must know city thor
oughly. Apply in person, 1854
Conn ave. 10
DRIVER-SUPERVISOR, white. age
$3.50, to deliver to and supervise
small concession operations. Must
have ability to handle personnel
Previous concession experience help.
full but not necessary. Guaranteed
salary. Box 99-L, Star. 3
DRUG AND CIGAR, drug expe.
.rienced only: evenings and alter
nate Sundays. Local reference re-
fIEfos fHiEfs APRaIA PpRaARaAGPs II Pss'0n netS ScHAS
r st. NV. Ia
EDITOR (asst.), natl. assn: Journal
ABBEY 1iR EEaP PERsoNNEl R55i 1883 1883 Ess
ELECTRICIANS and experienced
helpers; steady work and best pay
tween As pm, Lo. $4,000. %
ELECTRICIAN, I;1 jobbing and an installa;; !;
or $50 pm. DoWb'S ELECTRIC
CO.. 44lS Conn. ave.
LECTRICIAN-Jou with
approx. 2 yrs. experience in D. c.;
good pay: permanent Job: excellent
chance of advancement. Call EN-.
2-1233, bet. and o pm. only;
30
Observation-Disclosures ana in
dustrial work; only first-class me-
chanic mead annly Call hetVpen x
and Z pm. only. FAYCO ELECTRIC.
La. 6-3278. is
ENGINEER. road contractors, for
layout and quantity work. Report
to 7545 New Hampshire ave. IS
ENGINEER, third class. for dry
cleaning plant: permanent position.
excellent salary. Apply after 9 am.
w. A. Gentner. AR1STO CLEAN
ERS & pYERS. INC. 1926 s. Cap
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