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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-12


Iempnn, bernard weaver oeie-
gates 70 diocesan convenIion,
MI. Berry. Mr. Sayles, Mr.. SIye;
alternate delegates. Mr. Tempiin,
Mr. DUNN. Mr.. 1saacs.
st. Stephen and the Incarna-
ton Senior warden, Lynch Luz
quer; Junior warden. Charles L.
Shone; registrar. Theodore M.
Collier; treasurer, Herbert W.
Farmer: yestrymen. Or. Nell z.
Campoell, Mr.. Collier, James A.
Crooks, John M. Dunnan, Her
bert Z. Hall, Eugene J. Roberts,
Dr.. HAYDEN Kirby Smith, Rich
ara Q. Taylor and James +. VIII
iiams, jr.; delegates to diocesan
convention. Mr.. Farmer and MIR.
Roberts; alternate delegates. Mr..
Crook and MIR. Williams.
st. Thomas - Senior warden,
William L. Beale;: Junior warden,
Ralph Coolidge Mulligan: reg
istrar. Donald M. Merritt: treas
urer, American Security d Trust
Co.; vestrymen. BENJAMIN @.
Hanoerton, Roland 8. Marshall.
James 3. Flatt. jr., Cedric H.
Seager. John 1. G. Sullivan,
Charles VIII Wright. Dion 8.
Brney. DR.. Rufus M. Roll new :.
Douglas Whitlock new.
| Transfiguration Senior ward
en-, John C. STACK: Junior ward
en-. Robert A. Joyner: registrar,
Mr.. STACK; treasurer, Clinton
NJ. Hisle. jr.; yestrymen. Mrs.
Jean Mayo-Wells, MRS. Lillian
7. bigeiow. hobart Il. House.
john J. Chaconas. Mr.. Hisle,
| Walter 9. Hammond. Russell W.
Merriam, Edwin 3. Evans. Hern-
don J.. Maloney; delegate 70 di-
ocesan convention, Mr.. STACK;
alternate delegate, MI. Evans.
Trinity, Takoma Park, ID. c.
Senior warden, Clarence S. Bar
ker; Junior warden, Ellery Deni-
son; registrar, Charles II. Quinn
by; treasurer, National Savings
q Trust Co.: assistant treasurer,
r. Perry Yeatman; vestrymen,
Leroy r. Barnes, Carl E. Fritts,
John L. Lord, Holmes C. Tlrley.
Mr.. Yeatman, Mr.. Barker. MIR.
Denison, Mr.. Quimby; delegates
to diocesan convention, Richard
K. Smith, Mr.. Yeatman; alter
nate delegates, Mr., Turley. Mr..
Denison.
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kiki Beach before landing. A
crowd Of about 500 persons In
GLIDING civic dignitaries awaited
it at the airport.
Hula girls greeted Pilot John
Cunningham and others on the
flight with flower leis and
dances.
The crew, trying for a trans
Pacific record, will remain here
until Friday. The jet will leave
at 1880 am, local time, for Van
couver, B. c.
The craft flew 11,440 miles
from Hatfield, England, to Sgd
ney, Australia, in "a hours %
minutes, o ma test flight, arriv-
ing there December 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14

commended. on the other hand
as being accurate and courage.
GUS" by Mohammed A. Khatib
secretary Of the All-Pakistar
Seamen'S Union.
Mr.. Meany said too many peo-
pie in the United States ano
abroad still believe communism
is "a progressive system-ex-
IRENE liberalism temporarily
making bad mistakes" He con-
tinued:
Actually communism repre-
Sents darkest reaction. 1t is an
antisocial system IN which there
are imbedded some of the worst
features of savagery, slavery
feudaliSm and life-sapping ex-
Iploitation manifested in the in
dustrial revolution of early-day
capitalism"
Advice to Liberals
Mr.. Meany said liberals" in
this country must guard against
developing "a certain type of
McCarthyism of their own"
They must shun like a plague
the role of being anti-anti- Com
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14

munist." he said. "Only by re-
fusing to be thus entrapped can
liberals shed every vestige OF
IsubconsciouS and conscious
regard for communism as a
movement with which they have
something in common"
Mr.. Meany spoke at a lunch
Ieon at which he and Walter P.
IReuther. CLIO vice president,
received the foundations annual
Social Justice Award.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14

are "Stone silent" about the loss
of human rights in Soviet-domi-
mated countries.
Speaking of Prime Minister
Nehru and Marshal Tito, Mr..
Meany said no country can be
neutral in the struggle between
communism and democracy. He
added:
"Nehru and Tito are not neu-
trail They are aides and allies
of communism in fact and in
effect. if not in diplomatic YER
biage."
Mr.. Meany's speech was made
shortly before the announce
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14
SENATOR DRAWS
BLANK ON IOWA
COUNTRY HAM
By the Associated Press

Aog NAlG hSsOSAaNNh ANoS
Senator Scott, Democrat OF
North Carolina, reported to-
day that all he gots was
blank looks when he ordered
country ham, grits, hush
puppies, corn pone and corn
bread while in Iowa on a
recent speaking trip.
The Senator said he fig
ured he would be able to get
them since this Iowa is
known the world over as
the hub of, the corn and hog
farming country"
After getting pressed ham
when he ordered country
ham, Senator Scott con-
cluded, he didn't even bother
to try to order "chittlins."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14
New British Jet
in HuWuii

HONOLULU, Dec. IA R.
Britain's new jet transport
Comet III landed at Honolulu
airport at 4:46 pm. yesterday
on flight from Nandi, Fiji. 1t
travelled 5000 miles in 6 hours
50 minutes for an average speed
OF about 460 miles all hour.
The sharp-nosed DeHavilland
jet airliner swept over the Dia-
mond Head landmark and Wal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14
Latter Day Sir Walter
Solves Wet Problem

SALT LAKE CITY (P.-
School crossing guard Walter
Knight had an easy solution
when rainwater in the gutter
blocked his crossing.
He pulled his car up to the
curb and parked it astraddle the
puddle. Then he opened both
It's rear doors and invited the
children to walk--high and dry
right through.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14

ganda and information organiza-
ton, brought the reply that 1t
was generally accepted form
of international contact and CO.
operation" and the Soviet leaders
saw no reason to break it up.
They likened the Cominform
to a working mans counter to
international monopolist unions
in which they said Capitalists"
are uniting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14

ment in New Delhi of a CO.
operation pact signed by India
and the Soviet Union.
Formal Protest Made
His remarks brought a formal
protest later in the day from
x. T. Tripathi, general secre-
tary' of the Indian National
Trades Council. Mr.. Tripathi
said the attack on Prime Minis
ster Nehru would have most
u n fortunate repercussions'
throughout Asia.
Mr.. Meany's remarks were
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14
TOWNCRAFT'
WHITE
DRESS SHIRTS
...Penney's Own Year-Round
Quality and Fashion Leaders,!

Truly the Seasons best ToWncrafts have been laboratory
tested and by everywhere for that basic
Penney quality appreciated at Christmas any other tme
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14

One responsibility Of good
citizens Is to vote. In order
to vote you must register.
Show Congress-and the Ma
ti0n - that Washingtonians
are good citizens. Register now
at the District Building and
vote in the election May 1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14
Red Chiefs Leave India,
.PIedging Cooperation

NEW DELHI, Dec. "A tP.-Premer Bulgann and Nikta
Khrushchev Soviet travelling statesmen of Communist
ton and dscord left India today after month of warming
cup the cold attacks Western nations
They left behind pledges closer political, economic and
cultural cooperation Russia and this key nation of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14
|Meony Declares Nehru
And Tito Are Pro-Red

NEW YORK Dec. IA 9-AFL-cIo President George Meany
Prime Minister Jawaharla Nehru of India Marshal Tito
of Yugosavia aides and allies Of communism"
Mr. Meany also attacked liberals" in this country speech
yesterday before the National Religion Labor
said he disturbed that many United "ibeals
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14

gift of unusual luxury made from of the premier
cottons of the world 1907 combed long fbred Pima
woven in fine double twist for unsurpassed beauty
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Pick from fused collar models with regular cuffs
one with french cuffs.
Maximum Shrnkage 10
Evening star., 1955-05-31
HELP MEN I.

MAN. white. to learn theater
business. Mechanically inclined. will
. car Box 119-E. Star. II
YOUNG MAN, age IS to 25. to per-
room and delivery; must have d, c.
drivers license; all training sup
career. GALLANT ENGINEERING
CO. Ex. 3-2552. 80
YOUNG MEN to take orders for Life
and Colliers. 3 small orders per day
pays $40 per week. See Mr. Ross
RIM. 402, 1405 @ st. NV. 81
OPPORT UNITY, full or part time, in
our sales dept; no eanyassing' no
for service men; college men. or
Government workers; average IN
For appointment call or. 4-6963
yo1,Ns 81 e SES ST to aTrsST,oN. : sssi s 1slo4
CALI. and return: AVERAGE earninss
S65 to s125 weekly; no expsr. nsces-
and Fri. Hotel Cairo, i0-12 am,
cSfLEGR Ss Pn sTJbESfs ~ RhSSf sai taT summer or
permanent employment with local
sales ONCE. national CO.: no exper;
nee. earnings SIS wklv. Apply 1913
p.m, Room 705. 1919 + ST. NV.
SALES MANAGEMENT CORP. wash
ington Branch will select . men
who qualify with sales experience
and car. will earn Sl20 weekly to
start. with rapid increases and ad-
vancement with progressive orsan-
ization. Special training vii be
given and will call on selectlve
prospects by appointment only. For
personal interview, call MR.. BRAD
DOCK. RE. ,7-273l from 9:3O to
"a; APO opE fer app, .xn.-;.22os
with Nd. drivers permit. 5z.day
week. Apply WOODMoR MARKET,
10l2a Colesville rd.. Sill. Spring. Md
COLORED - RESIDENT ENGINEER,
for new apt. bldg. in nearby Arling-
ton. Must have thorough knowledge
Of modern heating and air-condi-
tioning plants. Only sober and reli-
able man with good references need
to apply. Top salary for top man.
Call Mr.. johnson, SHANNON &
LUCHS CO., 724 18th st. NV. Ma.
S-o346 Il
Evening star., 1955-05-31
HE'LL WOMEN tcons. J

BEAUTICIAN, experienced in al
branches of beauty culture; sou
Guaranteed and 50eo commission:
pleasant Surroundings, atr-condi-
toned shop: no license neceSsery,' n,
LADY ARLINGTON BEAUTY SALON.
9a6 S. Walter Reed dr.. Arlington.
Va, ia. a-9S60.
BEAUTY OPERATOR and mani
curist-Top salary, and COMMISSION:
air-conditioned salon; hours y 10
$40, 5. day week 5025 Conn; ave
WO 6-2624i WI. 6-6S54 after
pm and Sundays 3l
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced
excellent salary and commission.
CLARENDON SHOP. IA. f-5ool;
BEAUTY OPERATOR. all-around; in
Falls Church Call JE. 2-0323 m
BEAUTY OPERATOR. SS5 70 sl0o
per week guarantee plus commls-
sion; day week; no manicurlngi
steady work LOUIS CREATIVE
HAIR DREssERS l7ln Eye st nv.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. (man or woin-
AM. for Jules Shirlington and Alex
andria studios; also l man for Lang
ley shopping center; Nd; guar. ssI' 1I
S-0070. -
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NEN, PART-TIMF

II you have 3 to hours spare time
daily and can use an extra SS &c
SO daily serving regular Watkins
customers, apply 1909 1st st. NV
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ArEtt Hot rs sHoPPES,' i ri E;S' INC. IN .''

CASHIER CLERK, for cigar counter:
be fast: IL noon till $50 pm:
closed sun. and holidays. Apply in
person only NATIONAL DRUG CO.
1909 Conn. ave. NV. d
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Auto Statesmen
Make Up to $4,000 Per Yr
Salary and Commission

Why not Join up with q fsst-moving,
volume dealer where the sky is the
limit II you can sell? Floor sched.
ule. plenty Of action every day;
deals. Free transportation, furnished
Complete cooperation. Of manaee.
ment See Mr. Farnen. sen, mgr;
AUTO WHOLESALERS. INC" 1871
BladensburE rd. ne. -3l
BKPR., $500; some auto or pub.
accts. exper. GENERAL EMPLOY
IanK MEMT kykSER lI21 H s5,om0t,v. ST mTi e,pert.
offer an excellent opportpnity ior
an energetic young man who is not
afraid OF work; Must be neat IN ap:
pearance. Salary comparable to
1isms. 1iiss ApPieo PNoRTHEhsf II FEAST Y 'HSoToR CO.
BooKsEHPnSG eaH SisefTsPsM MSCHINE oPGRA-
TOR; pleasant working conditions IN
conditioned office; 5ia-day week,
ply ssoI Georgia ave. NV. Il
BRlCKLAYERS, s2S- White non
$50 am. to I; ewes. JE. 4-7,7Q
ssicfsEAYfk. sslsasT YER white. apprentices.
two experienced, top wages. HE, 4
BUTCHER, experienced to manase
meat department. Newly, remqdeled.
Rir-cond. store. Pleasant surfound-
tnss, wonderful opportunity for right
man. Apply in person, EVERY
BODY'S MARKET. 1859 p st. nv.
"A
BUTCHER. experienced; excellent
working surroundings: air-cond.
store: 5is-daN week: permanent po-
altion. SHAN1s1AN'S MARKET. 400
Kennedy st W =
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AT ONCE

Four men will be chosen for new
Washington division ofhce OF old es-
: You must be 20-35 years OF age,
neat appearing and of inherent hon.
esty and integrity: Ss5 per week to
start; car essential. Call RA. 6-1202
Tuesday for personal appointment.
Evening star., 1955-05-31

men, Nd. chauffeur license required.
Apply in person. BETHESDA
CHEVY CHASE TRANSFER g.
STORAGE &C. 4Soa Moorland lane,
DRIVER, white, married. must be
sober, for established dry-cleaning
group; commission and salary; good
opportunity for right man. Call
n person Tuesday 5l1S Macarthur
Driver. GsTSi R.T; Tc;oLoREp Est. dry sa clean.
ing route. $40 plus commission;
the job: 2 yrs, reference last. iob,
PEELERs FEEL. Ppof 81 MD. n aqsaa'e 8aa Baltimors o
DRivERMB. & 3. Food Stores. 2l44
nSo WIS aye ~ Ind;,:S:.t EN- S.Sl7l; cniv 1 -,
pset SF %r sqndSy RSaGn mgis hfys setss
DRUG 500 18th ST. NV. -3i
ELECTRICIANS and experienced ap.
prentices;. permanent work. . e
gard required. Call R. A. BURGESS
EEEcTRiCiaN. LIZ nsl!i,s' ioSDing and instaiia.
ton work car furnished: must nave
RaCc { p.m' Sa'f boABs ARSy EIEcTRic Iia9 e CO Sr
44ls Gem ave .. :,
work. top wages: no drinkers. Write
Box oR3-E. Star. IS
eXper., or young man
with some knowledge of house wir-
ina to learn trade. Silver Spring
area. Gaithersburg 1855. Il
MAN. one capable of LAYING out
lighting and power. for building de-
signs. C. WARREN BOGAN &
ASSOCIATES, 1904 Wis. ave, AD
4-3SHS
ENGINEER t3rd class. to handle
modern plant and supervise main
tenance crew. $500 per mo. and g.
rm. apt. on top floor. Must be
sober and dependable Call MR..
FELDMAE. EN-. 2-7l00. -
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O0GO ! NO i + AnM0
SEALTEST DAIRY
2fth and Penna. Ave. NV

j
CASUALTY INSURANCE CO de.
sires trainee to become safety rep.
resentative operating in Washing
ton This work is interesting ane
Security and eeasona6is or H0' remuneTa Irannlns
ton At least 2 yrs. college engi.
neering OF science: intelliRence
good appearance and character are
necessary qualifications Preferred
aas sSsHa se etc. yF Box RifPBy s'sn'
SALES-Plastic laminate; some coll.
and sales exper. pref. Heavy travel.
ABBEY PERSONNEL, 1885 Eye oSS st.,
NV. ST. 3-019O.
SALESNAN-Earn up to $4,000 OF
more selling Ford cars and trucks;
hard workers only; motor sales exp
nelptul but not essential: demon
aoNRoE aessfs fut PoR6 e0esss' co 1s5 M5 fhaF asst
West hwy. JU. 5-7s0o. i
June aStS July fsS 1s sna! aaa sfd edyenlns ans
4th only. No exper. necessary. Must
Good pay, eail ALAN. Wo. Z 81 ii
SALESMAN, Life Insurance-We car
elarantee a good income and q
substantial future to one man who
has lived in Washington for al
least years. II he is accepted after
passing a series of preliminary tests
he will be thorougl1ly trained to
become professional life under
writer. He will be guaranteed up tc
5000 per, month salary. plus com
completely established. For appt
apply. stressing your BACKGROUND
and experience. to Box 27S-L, Star
SALESMAN, mems furnishings and
hats; experienced; good salary
CoHEN'S 7th and L SITS. NV.
SALESMAN, mems wear store: Friday
evenings and Saturdays. COHEN'S
1th and L SITS. NV.
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ENGINEER
tWHTTE)

man to do maintenance
work and take care of hot-water
heat oil burner system Of garden
type apartment protect. No drink
ment Call NJ. MACY. HU. 3-440C
between 9 q. II and 5 pm. Il
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MARRIED MAN

For responsible sales position with
large national distributing organiza.
tion In Va. area. Some mechanical
aptitude helpful. II you are available
Immediately. see employment mgr.
Alexandria -3
Evening star., 1955-05-31
HELp-MEN
.IANITOR

JANIToRS. eolored-Apply South
willston Apts. Section @ See Mr..
FIELDS on property. at 6404 Arl.
blvd. Falls Church. Va. u
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with 18th OR 9th GRADE LlcENsEl
Exper, for practically new elevator
apt, bldg. 1901 l4th st. NV: good
salary and beautiful. large. 3-room
and bath apt on first floor OF bldg
AEnIy l413 K ct NV al
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SALESMAN

Due to expansion national concern
in Washington area to operate a
retail coffee and grocery route. Sal
ary. commission and bonus paid:
security guaranteed. Car and eX-
penses turn. Route is weii estab-
hshed. Write giving age. past en-
ployment record. etc. to COOK
COFFEE Co. 4437 Belair rd.,
Baltimore 6, Md We will arrange
personal interview in Washington.
Evening star., 1955-05-31
HELP-MEN

TEACHERS, white, for the fall; Latin,
French. Spanish. ADAMS TCHRs.
AGENCY: l34l G NV RE. 7-393S.
enced. Call JE. 2-6I92. 81
TRUCKER
proposition for light de-
livery, Wash. area. We pay you
enough to buy truck Our haul
Write Write FARSBoIL CO.. so1 Key hwy.
TV SERVICEMEN = outside. ewes,
CO.. 90S 18th st. Sc, Ii. 4-046S.
TYPEWRITER MECHANICS; exper
on all makes; must be reliable; excel.
salary Apply ALLEN TYPEWRITER
CO., 20l9 Nichols ave. sc. 81
VULCANlZER for sectional work No
recapping Salary depending on ahil-
fly No phone calls BEN HUNDLEY
TIRES 3446 l4th st NV
WAREHOUSEMAN, 5 yrs. experience
in household goods storage: must
type inventories. must be white and
under 80 years. Good opportuni-
ties and benefits. See Mr.. Dent.
SMITHS STORAGE CO.. 1913 You
st. NV %
WINDOW TRIMMER, white. exper. :,
salary commensurate with ability.
to work in WASHINGTON and Va.
store. Apply Manager. H. L. GREEN
CO., 1121 H st. ne. -
NAN, white. u to 40. to assist in
funeral bone no experience neeeS-
able and have p. G. operators per:
nit Apply Box TIC Star II
Evening star., 1955-05-31
HELP MEN
ROUTE SALESMEN

RoOFING ESTIMATOR; with exper.
in all roofwork in selling and esti-
mating Must have local references.
Call RA. 5000. .
Evening star., 1955-05-31
MEN

We want several clean-cut. sober
young men tages % to 35I with cars,
for permanent positions with local
distributors of q Nationwide or
SANITATION. Some mechanical ability
Is helpful out is not essential. Paid
vacations with excellent opporturity
for advancement. This is a positi On
IA. 9-5900. beginning Wednesday,
JIne -
Evening star., 1955-05-31
HO. 2.1257
ROUTEMAN

We have an opening IN our sales
dept for young married man. Ex-
cei, opportunities for advancement
Sales eyper. will be helpful. Vac
witD pay hospital and insurance
Dement'S, Apply ELITE LAUNDRY
Evening star., 1955-05-31
HELP MEN
BUTCHER

~ \ N44A4S
Must have experience IN supsrm2Tkss.. 1TSs.
CREEK asR Vffa5iSR FFbERAL ~isp isupEsARkEf ess HE
1925 qrubb rd,. Silver Spring. Nd
JU. 5-2242. 81
C8RPENTER Ist-class. rough. white,
non-union. Steady work with quail
grn0p g 0PeFstSe Se,Se.p Agpy and moon o
Mr.. Knott al corner Rockmere DR.
and Searsdale rd.. Sumner. To
reach: Out Mass. ave. - mi. beyond
WeStnioreland Circle to Sumner en-
trance on left. Follow Ft. Sumner
10 Scarsdale
c6Esf6ef coEsfRGefoa 5GP es5 co 'cnE soS go weer
rd, Wheaton. See LoU VII o-?i0"
ICARPESrERs-weli exper.. aIl-round
mech: for work in D; e. LESTER
CASHIER for wholesale bakery. Ap-
CIGAR I 05 cLERK ffs-@ IA Sisht shh u work and
ockvffHE SsGH fifiE DRUG SaD Roefve ssess APRdy md
office OF new 4s5-unit air-candi.
toned apartment building with 40
transient rooms; must .,in,,i he between tSssl
~ dIlu p.Bs i
personable: excellent typist and
capable of learning operation OF
secretarial telephone switchboa rd
Hours II pm to 1880 am daily
except Saturday Reply by letter TO
Manager CARLTON HOUSE $500
Wisconsin ave, NV. stating quail
fications and telephone number for
interview bv appointment i
CLERK for LIQUOR store. Selling ex-
perience: hot necessarily ltauor.
Under 40 yrs, local refs. Apply n
person. & LIQUOR STORE,
1909 Pa. ave. NV
CLERK
White, for auditors Office OF down
town hotel. ability to work with
figures; between IS and 70 yrs. OF
age Apply Personnel Once. AMBAS-
SADOR HOTEL. 1920 K st. NV.
Room pol.
CLERK K-PORTER, colored, age "i-30, |
for liquor store; D. c. drivers rer- |
nit. Do not phone. 3102 l1th st. |
NV. -.
CLERK -TYPIsT for large service
dept. Exper helpful but not essen:
tial. 4n-hr.. 5-day wk. Excellent
company benefits for the one who |
qualities. Apply in person to NJ
& CO.. $500 v st. ne. Washington.
d. c. y
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SALESMAN AT ONCE

DfALLOIuAIN "A ONCE
Local territory now open for qualified
man to represent national corpora
tion in dignified semiprofessional
capacity; consistent and intelligent
effort will insure excellent steady
vear-round income and a ! ornament
career in distinctly low-pressure
heid Pleasant contacts. repeat busi-
ness. exclusive territory: previous
sales experience not essential as
successful applicant will receive
complete training and supervision.
Car necessary. Write HICKS BOZ
2O2. Newark, New York State
sattEtSsMEN; aIttssS outside for religious
go-,getter. This proposition Is worth
looking in to. UNION CLOTHIERS.
Apply in person, no phone calls
AIS 9TH st. NV. q
SALESMEN; experienced; to contact
builders and contractors to sell
hardware and building supplies in
METROPOLITAN area. Car allowance,
paid vacation, many company bene-
fits: wonderful opportunity. Apply
to Mr.. Charles E. Hartman. BAR.
BER 4 ROSS CO. 5th and v sts.
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statesmen
SALESMEN

Acquainted with tavern: restaurant
beer, retail and hotel trade. Revo-
limited possibilities. We want 4 men
tage 25 to 45l who will not be
satisfied with less than $50, 900 a
year. We. sell a sure-fire patented
service with no competition This
is a once-in-a Lifetime opportunity
coast-to-coast new industry. Exclu-
sive territories-NO HOUSE AC-
COUNTS. Ask for Mr. BASKT. IA.
9-5900. beginning Wednesday, June
CT
Evening star., 1955-05-31
HElP-MEN

SALESMEN-Let us show you how to
0 f0 or pars time Ss Sasis wthout On in
vestment. Selling clothing for men,
women and children. furniture and
appliances. Apply MR.. STERLING.
H. ABRAMSON CO., 1882 9TH st.
NV. -3
SALESMEN-Openings for floor GOV.
ering and sewing machine statesmen.
Inside outside sales. Exper. helpful
but not essential. Car necessary.
draw against commission. Car al
lowance and excellent company
benefits for the 2 who qualify.
SEARS ROEBUCK a. CO., $500
Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va. II