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A new equestrian statue Of
George Washington is being de-
signed for the Washington Ca
thedral by Herbert Haseltine.
the American sculptor, In Paris.
The Cathedral confirmed today
that the monument is expected
to be ready for dedication in the
spring Of 1856. 1t will go at the
foot of the Pilgrim Steps at the
south transcept entrance.
The bronze statue will be on
a granite pedestal about IA feet
high and will be about 10 feet
tall. The figure will be looking
up at the south transcept. The
Cathedral already has statue
of the first President. given by
the Supreme Masonic Council.
Scottish Rite, of the Southern
Jurisdiction, in 1947. OF white
Vermont marble, 1t stands seven
feet. six inches high and is In
the north transcept.
In the new monument, accord
Evening star., 1955-01-23
By chorIes B. seib

The .old political maxim, Ito
the victor belongs the spoils."
has hollow sound to Republi-
cans these days.
Although the Eisenhower adj
ministration has been in power
for two years, Republican poll
ticians complain they have col
lected only the most meager
spoils in the form Of Federal
jobs.
While 1t is true that party
faithful have been rewarded
with several thousand postmas-
terships and other appointive
JOBS around the country, Wash
ington, the seat of Government,
has proved virtually impregnable
SO far as party job-seekers are
concerned.
No Improvement Seen.
And despite the fact that
changeoverS from Republican to
Democratic administrations in
eight States have set off a new
flood of job applications to Re-
publican leaders here, the situa-
tion shows no signs Of changing.
This picture. exceedingly dark
from the Republican point of
view, ume up comment gath
cred from working politicians
on Capitol Hill and at Republic
can National Headquarters. They
blame their problems on three
factors:
/, Democrats. they claim, still
control the personnel Offices Of
most Government agencies. Al
though ostensibly under Repub-
lican control. these Democrats
are taking care of their own po-
lltical comrades and freezing out
the supposedly favored Repub-
licans.
2. The White House, because
Of President Eisenhower's high
minded decision that Federal
jobs are not to be peddled from
his doorstep, has failed to pro-
vide the kind of aggressive lead
ership and coordination that
the administration should give in
order to break the job barrier.
3. The Republicans are faced
with the task of demolishing a
dynasty built up by the Demo-
Gratis during 20 years Of tremen-
deus Government expansion.
Those years saw hundreds of
thousands OF people hired and
then blanketed by the protection
of Civil Service. 1T may take
another 20 years to break that
down." one Republican COM
mented.--and / don't think
we're going to have that long"
ti-Republicanism CHARGED.
Nearly every Republican inter-
viewed mentioned the Democrats
stfil In personnel jobs. Usually
preceding their comments with.
Il can't prove this, but =. they
charged that anti i-Repuhlicanism
exists to some extent In most
Government agencies and is no.
torious IN some.
An official Of the Republican
National Committee declared
tsSt out Of 40 top personnel
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New Cathedral Statue to Put
Washington on Man O'Wor

ing to news reports quoting Mr..
Haseltine, Gen. Washington will
be mounted on the famous race
horse. Man O'War. The sculptor,
with whom horses are a speciality,
has Sculpted many of the great
race champions, including Man
O'War.
Mr.. Haseltine disclosed that
James Sheldon of New York,
who has commissioned the statue
for the Cathedral, specified that
Washington should be represent
ed on Man O'War.
The sculptor spent consider
able time and research in find
ing an authentic Colonial mill
tary saddle to copy. He eventu-
ally was referred tos one pre-
served in the Tower Of London.
Mr.. Haseltine noted that Man
O'War would have made an ideal
officers charger and that WASH
ington was a fine horseman, par
ticular in his choice of horses.
Evening star., 1955-01-23
Republicans Are Still Waiting
For Democrut-HeIdU. S. Jobs

officials in Washington agencies,
less than a dozen have been put
into their jobs by the Eisenhower
administration. The rest, he
said. are Democratic holdovers.
There has been talk of attack
ing this situation by declaring
personnel jobs to be at the policy
level and removing their Civil
Service protection, but so far
nothing has been done. And, the
Republicans missed the boat"
as one party pro put it, by not
removing by statute the protec-
tions over some jobs while they
had control of Congress.
The committee official added
that while he had no figures on
how many Republicans have
been put in Federal jobs in
Washington since the Eisen-
hover administration took over
in January 1858, there we're
damned few"
Some Republicans talked visit
fully of the White House patron
age Office operated by Donald
Dawson during the adminiStra-
ton of Harry s. Truman. That.
they say. was a model of eff
cheney and effectiveness in put
ting Democrats into Government.
jobs. They more than hint that
President Eisenhower and his
aides might do we'll to take a
leaf from the Truman book.
Willis Criticized.
History can be helpful the
aide to one prominent Re-
publican Senator said. II think
there are some things to be
learned from the way former
administrations handled these
things"
In that connection, Charles F.
Willis. who handles patronage
for President Eisenhower, came
in for some criticism, There was
general agreement that his
widely-publicized letter OF last
October. decreeing that vacan-
cies in several classes OF desirable
Government jobs be held open
for 80 days to permit Republicans
| in Congress and elsewhere to
suggest candidates, was less than
useless.
Mr.. Willis is operating his,
Office simply as q ''referral
agency" to see that the proper
Republican circles are informed
OF job openings, leaving most Of
the more aggressive job-hunting
to Chauncey Robbins. executive
director Of the Republican Ma
tional Committee, and his stan.
Pressure for more jobs for Re-
publicans has been increased by
the fact that hundreds Of loyal
party members are being deposed
from political Offices and jobs In
the eight States In which Repuh-
lican administrations were
turned out Of ofiice. Many OF
these would like to come to
Washington. So far. it has been
necessary to discourage them.
This additional job pressure Is
reported to be especially strong
from two big eastern States
which underwent O political
turnover -Pennsyivania and New
lT&k
Evening star., 1955-01-23
STARTS TOMORROW

= Following our ssulf s custom
shoes % and WV xns % % al great 7 ] h aa Our % oos ] ad s % ~ rrn @
smtAnnul Sale and contribution saving
SELECTED GROUPS FURNISHINGS
White BoAAIab Shirts BAuB uthu-doun Oxford Shirts
Neat Striped 9 Checked Imported Fabric Shirts Ribbed Undnsbp Boxer Shorts
Imported Naknaa English Wookn Nknaw
Pure Silk Rep f0ua Nap Bon 1ae Italian Anna Wool Polo Shirts
Cashmere Nhau All Wool Hatbann" Sports Shirts
Clicked Hose Smoking 7Aoinou Jackets
A4na-Liuul Storm Goats Lined 9 Unhaa1 Gloves Imported My9es
Suede Sports Jackets Joman Fushmann charmer Leisure Jackets
English PpHn Rauoop uiaAd Handkerchief Irish Linen Handkerchief
Vookn House Robes Silk Dressing Gonm Ronribk Colt Jackets
BroaAIab q Chambny Pynm1 Pure Silk Tie 9 Handkerchief Sets
slllclD GROUPS
Selected Groups Of Mems Fine Felt Hats Sports Caps
MEMS FINE CLOTHING
Mems Spring Fall q Wiun Suits Imported Harris 7aaa Suits
10y Flannel Vouu1 Suits Business g Lw Cashmere Suits
Tropical Woraa7 Suits Lebov g Freeman Gahaaine
Chester English Spring Jackets
Stacks RuyieEp 7oDob O0rob
Fzannd9 Stacks Burberry RoAa English O1aap
Malcolm Kenneth Imported Fabric Ou1roab Stanford Williams Blue Suits
Chester Barrie Pnbm' Cashmere q Georgian Cn11 7anoab
Camel Gahuanne anh saddle Cbb' Cashmere Iqnnb
Oxford Cntmay Club Tuxedo Starlight Blue 7uus
aspra
as.. Isnnsa Suit. from Fine. M1.. ..sss s.ass An.ia
npp.r '~esaa Woe arsI Is%asss % swss as.. s@s
ossssD w ~ refs
un",a
90
Leuns g 1HQS. Snlzz
l4Oo 6 Street. NV. Exara< sea
Evening star., 1955-01-23

Selected Groups Of Mems Fine Felt Hats Sports c.
Evening star., 1955-01-23

sELEcTED GROUPS OF
FRENCH, SHRINER & URNER STREET SHOES
JOHNSTON & MURPHY FINE SHOES
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nELp-MEN
PAYROLL AUDITOR

Experienced. for nationally known
casualty insurance company. State
sxperie9ee and saiary. Reply to
PERSONNEL ASST. 70 sl00. Exper.
interviewing engfs, pref. ATLAS
PERSONNEL ASST .s,r..r . q, s,9o FrzRs
HGcY. i1ao n. Z. ave. nv.
PAoToaRArHIc lahoratoly ,teehni-
inericial, aerial and Industrial fields.
for work In new company, develop
ing and manufacturing PHOTOGRAPHIC
electronic equipment. Write. giyins
backGround: Ne interviews siven
LOGETRONICS INC.
ii77 M Mss hHIsRta:ha.. 7. 3 az {. NV: Wis
PLasTERERs. experienced. white
coat; white only. ia. $1,000.
SOLICITOR (white), to taks orders
for home dressed poultry. Phone
Etsssa visI. ss or n' w. ror +
|PIUiMBERs AND HELPERS, new con-
struction. Apply GEORGE r. WAR
NER d. CO.. 1918 9th st. s.V.,,
(2l. jobbins eAper :, driv.
permit; top WIS.,: 5-dy, VIZ. Please.
no helpers or pipefitters. JOE PAW
ToWsKI. 331 Kennedy st, NV, RA.
3-0343. la
PORTER. colored. mostly kitchen
work. some delivery; must have Nc:
dryers license: refs. BRADLEY
pRuG. 5000 Ariinsson. n Pc
PORTER, DRIVER. over 81, married:
LIQUOR. 1908 Georgia ave. NV.
PORTER-DRlpER. 6.day VIZ, no ewes.
Sy sun i. Mo5yli sSck kfsrFs P psas
M72 Pinsy Branch I'd. SILVER
Spring. ~
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statesmen
Statesmen


men with is sars y sss Brevi snsys a.
pedias, storm windows, insurance,
etc. urgently needed to cover leads
from our tremendous radio adyertis-
ing. Why knock doors. collect OF
service your oxn saisse Why sell > :
e over si66 'SV Wk.. ii year ear and sell
tired Of making little money and
have the desire to make bis, money;
II Won are tired OF producing and
keeping your own customers, come ONE
Mr. BoCK. at $40 9th st. nv;
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT, ex-
per. only, age 25-40. With local refs.
cation. BxRRoNs sUNoCo sERV-
ICE. Wis. ave. and River I'd. --l5
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT. tul1l
time, experienced, White; salary ana
ssaRissR s ARR7z1 ''a sHSflos 4!
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT, to
train for shifts. Regplar hours;
IN hight tune-up. Apply In person.
64s5 Annapolis I'd, EVANSVILLE, Ma.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Must be neat appearing. at least 2
years experience and local reierenes'
man, p WITH same. 'G s40i deorsis ave.
Silver Spring. Ia
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT :
Experienced man for peft-Ime
work, in ESQ station ABBY Ny T
Hampshire ave. and NJ St. NV, re-
sE iRsgSS STATION ArTENpANf1;
Whts 1924 sam years sxps oa n.sh 's sefS.
Ice station work Uniforms and
isgndry furnished. Local refs Box
s flSIE. s''fs STATION sAt gIv !! AZ;
k sas sssT'f ESQ "p sTAruos sSso
ss cS1n; sVe sraaiTTiioN SHIFT MAN.
AGERi also service station attend
ant. in Alexandria. Call ov. $4,000.
SERVICE STATION SHIFT MGR, also
stssndsnt sSpsr MEN, an n s%e ap Sy
Pref. 1870 years. Bring refs: 70
ARNA VALLEY ESQ. 972o 9. 9lebe
s Fiji Af MANAGER, mus. have ezPsr
AGO s9S i sEvfcE Eef w.. sSe y au. S.
s HiT;i R9; ssjiaFaEaRst,soR-ror perm
s saIe9' Must III T Sc experienced and have
good references. Excellent oppor-
tunity. Cali La. 6-1Os0. ...i4
SHOEMAN, experienced and reliable;
excellent starting salary. plus com
mission. Apply manager, 55ls BAL
SHOE SALESNIAN, part time, exper.,
for Fri, eve. and Sat. Apply pol
King st. Alex, Va Id
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RELp-WoMEA tcsss.l


B0OKKEEPER, asst. eAshisr, down
must Be good typist. Ma. s-sei7.
Bo0KKEEPER.fYPIsr. sxperienced,
6-day week. opportunity for ad.
vancement. Apply 10 person, Room
4I2. 1890 New York ave. nv.
B0oKKEEPER. typist and general
clerical work, Prefer ope with gem
work three days . week: reference
required: salary open. Apply IN
person 70 HARRELL BROS. q
& SsasRaa D. i1 T. s!ior. = i, nm I'M
BookKrR.-TYPIsT. rental once,
sssg ~ s g =. ~ Sies i:nsai;
kinds, s55-Sf0 VIZ; comp. cprs..
s ~ as. i IS e s ssav III 1s hi
a St, MA, 9.2l16.
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ALTERATION. STATESMAN

am laying my cards on
the table. I need 5 men who
are sincere about earning
$3.50 per week, ! came to
work for this firm o months
ago as q salesman and ex-
ceeded the above figure each
week by eood marsin: Here
good men are difiicult TO ind.
II can find & men who will
work nard for me. ] will see
that they draw the figure
above. but please do not ap.
ply unless you are prepared
to devote your full time to
this Job. / will train you in .
every rhase OF this work.
This lob offers an opportunity
for advancement 70. any man
that shows his ability. 4 pply
at 1909 Wilson blvd. Arling-
ton, Va. 10 am. wednesday
and / pm. Thursday only.
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IMMIGRANTS

Car ana little knowledge Of Ensiisf
agaiihes yog for . LIFETIME carrie!
around $500. INTERVIEWS m persor
only. For appointment cali MRS
HARBOUR. II. 3-b327. . to IL,
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hELP--MEN

lcREDTT-coLLEcTIoN CLERK. for
furniture store. permanent. 5000
sas pPls HJs pbRa siRbssaF con- ssas9S
DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC .RELATioNs
Trade association: must be hrst-class
s sa1sST snS sssssye ar,a man a.,.T 1
$500 Write. Giving details. re-
sumo Of experienee. TO BOZ 29-z,
star. 10
DISPLAY ASSISTANT
Unusual opportunity for aggressive
sps man 70 ss.n s passss q
Apply NJ. Ettlin. 3rd foor. BOND
CLOTHES. 1885 st. NV.
DRIvBR. for established route; excel,
working cond.; good hours. good
pay; ms. and other benefits. See
LINEN In SERVICE. aiao 1 ct. NV.
DRIVER. white, under 40: for linen
route; good Jobs: steady pay. insur-
aIce benefits: vacation with pay,
ast lfSs ft spd sE x1sialtSE
CO.. 50 L ct. Sc. Ia
DRIVER. salesman; milk. laundry ex-
perience: 7:30 pm. sharp. Wednes-
day. 1911 H st. NV.
DRIVER. light delivery. over FL:
must have Nd. drivers and chauf-
PARTS, " IN. 7-4747. '"tA -ni So
DRUG CLERK. 3 nights and every
ETTS PHARM., SiS2 Ptney Branch
I'd, Silver enring. Nd, -.-1T
ELECTRICIAN, dependable, sober,
D. C. drivers permit, D, C Jour
neyman's card. Call r. d. PORTER,
II. 4-4556, 1859 Penna. ave. Sc
ELECTRICIAN. sober. exper,; above
AVERAGE pay. ADVANCE ELEC-
E IEtG: iSis * aN 4, afI.rrR, .xp.r
in new and old house wiring: good,
steady Job for right men: car and
TRIO, OF. 2-S300. III
work Apply KoLB ELEcTRic, 32Sf
ELEVATOR oPERATOR, white. neat
nPHpFsasSlnF sf RoTE Hpps th se and sA
ENGINEERs-Min. Z yrs. experience.
preferably exper. In standards de-
yelopment and
ENGINEER, LICENSED
Excellent opportunity for ambitious,
sober, reliable engr. With ct least
3rd-elass D c, license and desire to
better himself, Good salary. yaea-
flsn c affls 81 ia s.ls sad other D'n'
ENGINEERS, $85 WK.
Dr. FITS, m mech; s q, air cSnd.
PERSONNEL SERVICE
FILLlNG STATION ATTENDANT,
%sas 5i' Ell S 5s6 5SS5s s.Dis
F Ssssl sio,. sans can IT, III ysEs and
oughly exper.; take full charge.
s sfsES R' p ias5s & ssG s'' A1n e.:
r Ia; Nsesh ENS LMoaaDER orERATFoa.
thoroughly experienced ana capable
of small repairs. Full-time work
with local builder. ia; 5-7d6.; Ia
FRY COOK, colored. for relief split
able. to. furnish local references;
Good salary. vacation with Day and
other benefits. Apply In person;
FLAGSHIP RESTAURANT. 18th and
r Mesns Sfii S CiTKATERs, experienced;
references required; only steady,
sober. hard working need apply;
427 Calvert ave-. Alexandria, Va.
KI. $4,000. --16
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Career ODDOrtunity

sales career with unlimited .oppor-
tunity In sales management, for col
lege graduate or equivalent, age 23-
SO. Incentive plan IN addition e
training period, For appt.. call Mr..
LYNN. DU. 7-b10O. Id
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ROUTEMAN !.
We have o permanent position IN
our sales dept. for man between
rs and 40 yrs. OF ase; excellent cp-
poftunity for Advancement: vacation
with pay; hcspital and Insurance
CO., 2Iia 18th st. NV. Ia
ROUTEMAN
For well-estabiished dry cleaning
route; excellent opportunity for
aggressive man to service established
trade ana solicit new business; must
be sober, reliable and able TO furnish
references: guaranteed salary and
CONN sTPST pSsf e I'll an sssen ss
SALES CAREER (3)
orss sn a9ala q ks unassailabe reputa.
tion--in business ever 100 yrs
$4,000 to $4,000 . year incomes,
on w5 practical a Snsis 70 fGT ass
By appointmsnt In . disnifed man
ner. Men selected must be married,
dress well and have car. 35-45
year age group preferred. You must
like to meet new people. and pro-
fessional sales work must represent
.. chssni,s ap yo oD ~ I. ySsp
$3.50 m shs Srst month"; your ex
perience does not qualify you for
any more. Call ENCYCLOPAEDIA
BRITANNICA, INC, RE, 1861 for
appointment for antervieE. Id
SALESCI,ERK-General merchandise
store; experisnsed N furniture sal ls
s W. APDis d ssRslSWsEifcE sD ,Sss
TRIES. 1913 New Hampshire ave,
n.w. i21st and NJ. D to IL am.
Monday through Friday, IA.
SALESMAN--Exper. heating and cir.
eond enginser needed immed. Z
s territory Pleasant wcrkins cond
SALESMAN to cSil on Government,
departments and industrials selling
electricel, and mechanical Ems!
bs sd reo oea selling ABBY rf s. s.e
70 % HARco EoUIPMaNT coRP.
SALESMAN. experienced for men'i
furnishings store. excellent earnings
wonderful opportunity. eermsnen
gpHstl3ns z AIgly a. manager nsS hAIIoNA!
SUPERINTENDENT most progres,
sive heatins and air-cond distrib
utor needs sales representatives foI
Northern Va TERRITORY: We handle
complete line Of Q leading manufac'
turer Forward details Of back.
ground and exper. to Boz 1907
SALESMAN. national motor carrier
requires additional salesman: per.
manent position with excellent op-
portunity for income and advance
ment: desire capable. aggressive
man, age $3.50. COLLEGE education
preferable: salary, commission ans
transportation. Write Box 4l.I
sAIEsMAN-Local fuel oil co. ha
opening for an snersetie salesman
Excellent opportuntty for right man
SALESMAN sEf MAN S National food manufae
turer has opening for vouus man I
call on retail srocery stores Y
wsshn aE Furnished sIs 0ed s.assns a
| Jon and other benefits. Box 202 x
sSIEsMAN immediate op.nin
Washington d. c. area. For neat
active man, bet. 35 and 80: mus
have thoroush knowledge iilter1s
fSei systems A' Psrmansnt ''p positio'
with national Concern toi relisbl
nished. Address sales MANAGER, SUI
ELECTRIC CORP, 3n4 Z, Monro
aye. AL Alex sc.. w.: Only written ap
furnished Tor fast -seliipg product
average earnings. $50 weekly
must have car. 1909 Eve at. NV
| 4.6 pm. ~
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MAN-DEPENDABLE

w ADV Ell ELEef fF@aafR' coRp ss
Ga ave NV
YOUNG MAN to learn bar business
Starting as bartender: exper. not
In person after 1880 pm. UPTOWN
REsTAuRANT, 3433 Conn. ave. NV.
iishting mixtures: good pay. steady
YOUNG SS5Si w NAN Nm white. over 81, to
work in liquor store. Must supply
refs. Apply IN person: Nc pTh hsns
Y asis = MAN I1Si interested ere in learning
saired. BOSS i PHELPS. NC,
Y aa5s < Man IA S'T II vholesal. business e
ssansgSt with ro Sass
the right person. Call AP. 7-4l37.
Ask for ONCE managei. Ia
ELDERLY MAN, with construction
experience, to oversee small group
of men; salary, $50 wk. ME. T.
An EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY ex-
lists in connection with. one opening
Sn ths a e. o ossa g GUAR
snteed earnings to one who can
qualify. Age % to 81, college grad
nate. married and . few years sell
ing experience preferred brit not
essential. Call Mr.. BARTH or MRS.
RuFTY at Elk. 3-4533 for appt;
MfDDLE-AGED MAN. as clerk In
floor supply firm, must be reliable
and bondable. Apply 243l 18th St.
ANNAPOLIS CEMETERY-We require
an experienced salesman (monthly
i na I!nie ~ pu ,Sia sIss Referenees
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HELP-MER lcsnt. !,

CARPENTERS CD. top wages: trim
men. Apply $500 Ga ave. nv.
CARPENTERS, experienced trainers;
steady work: custom houses. Come
to Beach DR.. and Qfeenvele pkWy.
ready 70 work. Ju. 5-0065.
CARPENTER. eood all.Ieund man y.
framing and set results. Good pay
and good opportunity for good man,
Report TO lob. Perth pl. and Kinross
ave-, 5 blks. s.w. of Four Corners,
Nd, shopping center. ~. 1928
CARPENTERS-Stead work for
tstion preferred. Apply sMiThER
= Co. 1880 X st. NV. between 4
and pm. --l9
CARPENTER. 1st-ciass mechanic
white: car necessary; top vases z
MR, STANLEY. "a. 5-489e.
ChnsEGIEks; apply on On io % q s,I ESr,
$500: yves eT ~ "a 4. s-s4S7. lis
CARPENTERs, apply on Job Of Kirby
I'd. and Westmoreiand ST.. Falls
saPIsa one. y: It * a. t sssoS sV @0 &
CSRsffssNrERs. 1st-elass trim III men
only; not over Is yrs: Of age. Apply
rSsi2 Iath st. nv. g an: la
CAarsNTsRs for nearby o, prinse
sSsnic S's Can %h. aU6sos. 10 J.
CIiRSfaiiNrERs wanted by BowLiNo
& GARDINER, At 5sos Durbin Ed,'
CARPENTER FOREMAN for custom
houses ss st. ss son oi HSrk Phone
CARPENTERS. experienced. frame or
trim. Apply at 5000 blk. Of Little
Falls 3D.. Arlington. See Mr..
caRPENNffiER.roREMAN. houseTark.
must be reliable, sober. weli-recom-
s E,ssndsd. STEADY work. Box 4Se s
CARPENTERS, (2)
Experienced men only; new Job; top
wages. Bring tools ready to work.
See DONALD KEMP. e012 Nebraska
ave. NV. IA
er. See Mr.. LEE. Silver Spring;
out Georsia ave, right on Forest
a eas d RI T.n lslt On rsn'r00k d to
start june 20. Must have sood ref
erence, Call RA. 3-5S17. --15
CIVIL ENGlNEER-Exceilent oppor.
tunity and good future for, young
sx.Gl must pc efpe eiIsas ,h " gen,
knowledge Of competitive estimating
essential. state age and experience.
Needed Immediately. Box l74-z.
stat. - - -
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BANK STENOGRAPHER
ExpsTisnes Not Necessary
THE MgNsEY TRUST co. 20

Experience mol NcSeseeFy
b-DayT , MfM TlRaIsEy T MGTs1psc Co cond'
fAI 1875 JOE 3 81. NV lis
sEATTjSN,AN+ rr ssPs5 l hs,5 s''l'; "a
Lon. ;9i4 Rigs rd.. chilium No
BEAUrIcIAN. aii.round; full time;
sssa 81 7 sS Il ssssasis ShSTe
|BEIGTiSiAN, openins for good opera
lei lees o-i FRED TSs The iaAiRsTYLisT. at
BfElHHTGfFiiicIASs. I men N and a' women ier
cur various salons: 5-day week:
excel. opportunity for good all around
operators. EMILE. 1921 Conn ave;
BEAUTY OPERATOR. ss5 to $I9o
per week; suaIaptee plus : commits comm
; sssaay 'S Work louis % cRsSTI9E
BEAUTY OPERATOR, with following
under 80: neat appearance;, shampoo
and mariicurist. good salary and
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osSoKhkHEEPEa-sin single; payroll = ex-
perienec necessary: ability 70 oper..
ate MGR machine helpful, but not
paid vacations and hospitaliEation,
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snce. II any. age and salary ex-
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Circle Dids.. wash 9. D. G. --lS
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