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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-16

Starting tomorrow. The
Turkish Press Attache. Mr..
Nuzhet Baba. win have on dis
play In his ONCE an exhibit Of
Turkish ceramics made by
Professor Haiku Let.
Professor Let has been In
Washington for over a month
installing the Turkish tiles in
the new mosque here. Now.
before his departure. Washing
tonians will have an opportu-
nifty to see his own work,
including tiles. figurines. pitch
ers and many other examples
Of ceramics.
Professor Let, who is with
the University Of Ankara. viii
be on hand during the exhibit
which will last one week. Hours
are from 10 am. to Z pm.
daily. Mr. Baba's office Is at
2s23 Massachusetts, Avenue.
NV.
Pokistonis to Lecture
Mr.. Syud Ahmed. the Press
Attache of the Pakistan EN-
bassy. will speak tonight to
the Women's Society Of Chris
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-16
Turkish Art Exhibit;
Pokistunis to Lecture

tian Service Of the Dulin
Methodist Church. Falls
Church. Va.
His address on "Pakistan's
Problems and Progress" is
scheduled for 8 pm.
Another member Of the EN-
bassy. Educational Attache s.
@. Khaliq. viii address the
women's study group Of the
Holy Comforter Church, 7th
and Oglethorpe Streets. NV,
at $3.50 pm.
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K ga ders Clearing
CONTOUR SHEETS

tMfo. o. -oes sAtttftBtOfG
To Mrs. c. FEE. Falls
Church. concerning contour
sheets.
Ihave made quite q few con-
tour sheets and have improved
with experience. My children's
beds are 80 inches wide and
unfortunately there are no
manufacturers who have mace
Q contour sheet for that size
mattress. The first ones /
made. I laid the nat sheet on
. double bed and the 30-inch
mattress on top of it and
pulled the sheet up around the
sides and pinned each corner
into place. My first ones were
not well balanced and not
nearly as neat as the ready
made ones.
The last ones made I took
Q worn out contour double bed
sheet and carefully ripped every
corner so as to have an exact
pattern Of the corner. The sheet
] was using bears the name OF
the ocean bordering our West.
ern States. I like the style Of
reinforcing and I copied that
method. More recently there
are other manufacturers who
probably make as good a COR
ner, but this is the one / used.
! believe they we're the origina-
tor Of the contour sheet.
II you have a good style crib
sheet you could rip it carefully
for a pattern or use the fitting
method. ] have done it both
ways for crib sheets. II you
are using new sheeting, be sure
that you pre-shrink it before
making into contour sheets. /
hope this helps you.
"a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-16
Luncheon Guests

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert M.
Clark entertained at luncheon
yesterday for the latter's
brother and sister-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. William M. Mills. jr.,
and their children Of Topeka.
Kans,, who are their house
guests The group lunched in
the Mayfiower Lounge.
Mrs. Mills Is the former
Peggy Ann Landon. daughter
Of the late ALI Landon, presi-
dental candidate In 1896.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-16
PROBLEM ANSWERED.

mrs. II. A. M, Wdshtngt0HD
For years I have struggled
with the problem Of keeping
crumbs on meats and fish. !
find that / have perfect results
by using the following method:
First dip your meat or fish into
q dish Of flour which has been
heavily seasoned with salt and
pepper. Not enough will adj
here to overseason the product.
Then dip that into your egg
which has been well beaten
and to which has been added
two tablespoons Of milk. Then
roll It into your crumbs. Be
sure that your crumbs are fine
and even textured. Fry the
meat or fish In deep fat or ID
a frying pan which has at least
a half inch of fat over the bot
tom. Brown only until a light
golden brown. Take 1t out OF
the fat and place 1t In q shall
low baking dish or pie plate,
place 1t into the oven 375 de-
grees as a general rule, but the
amount of heat depends upon
the product. Often ! have
other food in the oven and it
is too hot, so / cover the dish.
The amount Of time also de-
ponds upon what you are using.
but as an average time, ] leave
1t in for about q half hour. Be
careful not to dry 1t out and
leave an unappetizing result.
This method also drains away
any excess fat.
y II II
NATIONAL BIOGRAPHIES?
mrs. L. C. w., Arlington)
/ wonder If anyone has any
old back issues of the National
Geographic they do not want?
I would be glad to pick them
up II you will write me in care
Of RICH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-16

Come see the wonderful
fIuttery Of these new hats,
especially styled for the
toiIored woman All in the
very newest fine strows and
feIts. All beautifully mode
by the former Knox stnff to
suit your way of life. Many
shapes, head sizes from
p to 25h, S.o5 10 SIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-16
MAGAZINES OFFERED
mrs. n. s., WdslsigctofD

fMfS. ~. So WQsiJt1lDtonJ
I have assorted magazines.
Better Homes and Gardens.
Woman's Home Companion.
McCalls. Christian Life. Moody
Monthly. Changing Times.
Life and some others. and !
would be glad TO give them
to anyone who Is interested.
Write me In care Of RICH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-16
ADDRESS QUERIED
mrs. r. C. j.. Arlington

Mrs. J. @. Of Kensington
sent IN an address for q Arm
which would supply ant colon
les. ] wrote there Cant King.
village Graft shop. ia East
san Jose avenue Burbank.
Calif.) as ] am anxious to
get one for q little polio VIC
tim-but the letter was re-
turned to me this morning.
with Moved. LEFT no address"
Does anyone else have an
address 70 ofiera
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-16
STRAWBERRY PIE?
DREAMED SPINACH?

1SA~eAANAAAA~ - AANAAS44
fMrs. L. r. D., WGshingtonJ
Can anyone tell me how the
delicious strawberry pies are
made at a famous old place on
r street? The berries seem
to be barely heated through.
I have never been able to
make creamed spinach like
you get in a famous cafeteria
on Seventeenth street and New
York avenue, and If anyone
knows how this is made I'd>ap-
preciate having the informa-
ton.
Is there any place in Wash
ington where ] could find gen.
uine Chinese or Japanese straw
mating?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-16
WASH LAMP SHADES?
mrs. r. M. c.. W1shin0to1sJ

I would like to hear the ex-
periences Of the readers In re-
gard to washing lamp shades
] washed two with much sue
cess but the trimming on one
(which had been glued on)
came OF. What kind Of glue
is used in this process and
where may I get It?
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II s e
PORTLAND. oREo.
mrs. r. B., ArlisgtoiD

] would appreciate any and
all information on the city Of
Portland. Greg We are plan
ming to move there In June
and ] would like to know
about the best location to
live. how the schools are. the
prices Of houses. food and
clothing and city transporta-
ton. Any additional informa-
ton viii also be appreciated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-16
BRAIDED RUGS?

MRS. P. NJ. Washington
Could we have a discussion
about the 9x12 oval braided
rugs? We have maple fulni-
ture and I have considered
this type Of rug for some
time. but would like to hear
from some people who have
used one.
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Roosevelt

Galland. Cedric Hahn an,
Miss Mary Major.
The guest list included all
the Ambassadors from the
Arab countries. Mr.. and Mrs.
Eric Johnston were there, as
were the Richard Sangers, the
George Aliens. Mr.. Harold Bee
ley of the British Embassy, Mr..
Robert L. Garner, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cedric Seager and Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Taggart.
Also invited were Mr.. and
Mrs. William Howell. Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Low Moffatt, Mr..
and Mrs. Merrill Gay, Mr.. and
Mrs. David Fitzlan. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Nelson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Afiieen David, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Rizik, Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Bergus and Col.
Peter s. famous. q
Krishno Menon in Town
One Of midas most contro-
versial officials. Mr.. Krishna
Menon, head Of the Indian
delegation to the United Ma
tons, was in town yesterday
and entertained at q luncheon
given by the Indian Ambassa-
dor, Mr.. G. L. Mehta.
Others who lunched with
him we're the British Ambas-
sador, Sir Roger Makins, Mr..
Nelson Rockefeller, Mr.. George
Allen and Mr.. John Jernegan.
And Still More Parties
Italy's new Ambassador,
Manlio Brosio. gave a cocktail
party at the Embassy yester-
day from $50 to TOO for q
group from the Washington
press corps.
Evening star., 1955-05-26
MAN WANTED
WITH CAR

no experience neeeSsarJ
Apply 3707 Ga. ave. NV.
MEN, white; wanted for work on
grounds Of golf course. Steady en-
ployment Apply in person to CHEVY
CHASE CLUB, 6100 Conn. ave. NV
MAN, white, to learn theater
business. Mechanically inclined. will
ing to work long hours. Must have
a car, Box 119-E, Star, i
YOUNG MAN--Stock clerk for cam
era store: ambitious. Future. Appiy
943 Pa. ave. NV. ~
YOUNG MAN--Permanent, opening
available in well-established company
to assist branch manager. Must be
capable of selling. Some experience
in blueprint reading desirable;
Car essential. Satisfactory financial
arrangsmentS to the right nan. nan.
MAN. white. to work in
wholesale upholstery supply store.
Call Ii 3-lS14.
YOUNG MAN. Junior craftsman, to
become technician in automatic tenn
perature control field tallied to heat
ing and air-cond } Work with en-
gineers: perm. position; 5-day VIZ.
group disqualification. advancements'
etc. Phone MA s-0104. MISS HOR-
GAN or MISS SMITH. -2b
Evening star., 1955-05-26
THE EVENING STAR
1101 PA. AVE. NV.

COIN MACHINE MECHANICS, expe.
rienced on coin machines. Top sal
ary and good working conditions for
= honest men. willing to work. AP.
7-6302. -31
Evening star., 1955-05-26

ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKER, some
experience needed: Will accept fully
experienced. Apply DEL CROSSE
IRON, WORKS; 424 New Jersey ave,
paISIERsEis \ mi II; 4-ogS'; mechanics, admiral
homes of Forest Glen I'd; SIG a
day and up. -2S
PAINTERS, Is GOOD men needed: SIG
day and up. Rockland ramblers, of
Viers Mil rd. adjoining Twinbrook
and Arrow Rock. ,--28
PAINTERS. mechanics only, Is needed
for lge housing development; SIG a
day and up. Brookhaven homes,
1901 Parkland drive Wheaton City,
PAINTERS: W 'iG mechanics at once;
Pacesetter homes: Weisman I'd, and
Livingston St, Wheaton, Md; Slb
a day and up. rs
PAINTERS. experienced. Apply Flower
ave. and Piney Branch I'd; or call
STARTER TzI R P41NTf1NG CO. CO. 80
isia Wisconsin ave. NV. IS
PAINTER. combination spray and
brush. experienced, sober. reliable.
steady work, Coed Coed pay. Call after
FAINTER, for residential work in
Washington. Call after . pm. XII.
PAINTERS WANTED-Long Job, for
sober. reliable men who wish to
work steady. No drinkers. 7 am,
Georgia ave. and Hamilton st. NV
Front of HUBBARD HOUSE.
PAINTER, colored; experienced for
apt. houSework Must be good
worker. Salary. $3.50 month to
start, and ID Groom apt. Apply lel3
PAINTERS, experienced only. Apply
in person ready for work. 40 to-
morrow morning to Mr.. Thomas,
maintenance dept. w. c. Il A.
MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO., 1925
4gth st, NV.
PAINTER wanted for sarden-type
apts.: salary, 5000 per mo. plus
nice living quarters. AP. 7-333S.
Evening star., 1955-05-26
DANCE INSTRUCTORS
DESK CLERK
EXper., Refs. Required
Apply in Person Only
HOTEL STRATFORD
IS z ST. NV.

DRIVERS : Experienced furniture
men, Nd. chauffeur license required.
TrsnsDortatiOn nstCon to and aETarsnS: tEem q e
CHEVY CHASE TRANSFER &
sToRAoE CO, 1903 Moorland lane,
Bethesda. Mo. -3l
DRUG CLERK, 8 niEhts and alter
nate Sundays. Drugstore exper. only.
Local refs. Apply in person. CHAS-
TLEToN PHARMACY, 18th and r
NV -31
DRY-cLEANINQ RoUTEMAN
White; excel. opportunity on estab.
route. Exper. not necessary. Must
have 2 yrs. refs. on last lob Salary
plus commission; $40 guarantee.
Apply PEELERS OF MD. 6227
Baltimore ave. Riverdale. Md. 81
ELECTRICAL ENGINEER DRAFTS
MAN. one capable of laying out
lighting and ,powe1; for buIiding de-
ASSOCIATES, 1904 Wis. ave, AID.
ELECTRICIAN-We can use 2 or 3
for old work and air-conditioninE
can REED ELECTRIC CO., @603 P
81. NV. no. 2-432l. 80
ELECTRICIAN. jobbing and installa-
ton work; car furnished: must have
?. G. sard, Apply - 7;39 Sga,.,E an. 20 or
AIS Conn. ave.
ELECTRICIANS, journeymen and
helpers, exper., on new and old
work; highest pay and steady work
e. eualihsd men call daily pet
Evening star., 1955-05-26

TERRITORIAL
SALES OPENING
Leading nationally advertised food
products manufacturer offers:
premium product
good starting salary
incentive earnings plan
automobile allowance
thorough training
opportunity for advancement
requires:
aptitude for selling and mer-
chandiSing some experience IN
contracting retail outlets.
Reply in confidence giving complete
BACKGROUND and starting salary syou
will consider. Box l0l-E. Star,
Evening star., 1955-05-26
HElP--MEN

YOUNG MAN. must be willing work
er. for progressive Ford parts de-
partment. Some parts experience
necessary. Must have Va. drivers
permit: 5 y day week See Mr..
Buynak. ERWIN FORD CO. Lee
hwy and Chain Bridse rd.. Fairfax.
WHITE YOUNG MAN to work in re-
tail cofiee store. Full time. Refer
enees REG. See Mr.. MATTHEWS
at lob z st. NV. before noon, Pr
full or part time. In
our sales dept; no canvassing: no
for service men, college men. or
Government workers; average in
come, part time. over $50 weekly
For appointment call OF. 4-6963.
10 to ! or z to ewes. -31
INSURANCE CO. desires
trainee to become safety representa-
tive. operating in Washington. This
work is interesting and the company
offers good training. security and
reasonable remuneration. At least
2 yrs. college engineering or science /.
Intelligence, good appearance and
character are necessary cualiflca-
tons. Preferred age around 80 yrs.
ssr ssply stating Qualifications. etc
VETERAN, as trainee in Photographic
supplies; permanent position. excel
lent salary. Phone KI. 9-2771.
PART TINE. good salary and COM
mission. Must be able to work after
pm, Thursday and Friday, and
all day Saturday. Only man with
retail liquor experience considered
Call Mr.. Alan, before pm. OF
after Z. for appt. WO. 6-44l2. All
replies confidential. REX LIQUORS.
-27
I EXPERIENCED gas station attend
ant and / experienced auto me-
chanic: must be enthusiastic, sober
and steady workers; married men
checked thoroughly: good pay; See
Mr.. Erbst, BELLEVUE ESQ SERV-
ICE CENTER, Fort Hunt rd. and
Bellevue blvd. Alexandria. SO,
5-5l1O
Evening star., 1955-05-26
HELP-MEN

PARTS RUNNER, automotive: know
city. No experience necessary. Good
pay. company benefits. See Mr..
Rhodes, MOORE-GREAR MOTORS.
INC, 400 Conn. ave. EN-. 2-5500.
PHARMACIST. exper.. 3 nights, alter
nate Sundays. Call RA. 3-4114;
PHARMACIST. experienced for down.
start with opportunity OF partner
ship for right party. Elk. 3-0s39;
PHARMACIST fer SUNDAY relief. g.
10 pm. ALBAN TOWER PHAR-
MACY. 37o0 Mass. ave. NV. --2s
PHARMACIST, full or part time,
must be good salesman; good salary.
CONCORD PHARMACY. 1915 New
Hamp. ave. NV. rs
PHOTOGRAPHERS, pony. proof
passer or caller. ME. S-3513. 29'
PLASTERERs, experienced mechan-
les only; steady work. Report on
Job. Arlinston blvd. and Pershins
dr.. See foreman. -26
Apply .3451 n. washington blvd; or
call ia. 2-1149. -27
PLUMBERS-Md. journeymen with
plans. WA. 7-Iso6 or UN. 4-4so0.
PLUMBERS AND HELPERS. exper
only, NeT SSEs work must have car. Gan
PLUMBER. experienced for remodel
ing and repair work; own transporta-
tion. Call after pm. AP. IL 200.
PLUMBER AND HELPER; Silver
Spring area. Call JU. S-1415, rear
9420 Georgia ave, Sill. spg., Md.
PoRrER-DRIvER, for drugstore.
must have long local ref. to qualify;
excel: salary. 10. 1-1111; 90
PRESSER. WOOL exper. only. Perm.
lob for right man. Top piecework
sffszERsGG sa3s RsG LA5Rs6Ay. AARs}SA MI ioslP P'ysRi
ST. NV. -2S
man bst; 1855 US: Of age T. BENG
lished small office. Exper, in sales
and management desirable., Please
include description of background
and exper. in reply to Box 1oa:k'
REAL Isaf ESTATE Statesmen t37. COL
ored. Exppea5ienced. For white broker.
REAL KA aEs122i EsTarE SALESMAN = Excel
issipss soMss in Montsq%sry osoG COUNTY R'S.
Ridge ave. Wheaton, Md 5-59a5a
REAL ESTATE Statesmen tcolored!
Join our aggressive. experienced.
4-3342 or MA. s-9797. CAPITAL
Evening star., 1955-05-26
CH Eff
LEE HOUSE

4 axe CnbIE6 OIL SAptTl-
enced in menu making and menu
pricing, as well as buying Must
work range during dinner hour.
LEE HOUSE
18th and L Sts. NV. --2S
CIVIL ENGINEER, for const. layout; !;
must be sober and steady worker.
Give exper and refs. Box 439-E.
Star. -27
CLAIMS ADJUSTER - Large stock
casualty CO., experienced in han
ding OF compensate claims State
qualifications and salary expected
Write Box 92-E. Star. -27
CLERK, ofice, capable of handling
typinR purchasing and routine Of
fee records; $1,000 annual; full
company benefits, Box 27l-E, Star,
CLERK for night shift, in lobby
office of new 4S5-unit air-candi.
toned apartment building with 40
transient rooms: must be between
A. and 65, completely reliable. sober.
personahle; excellent typist and
secretarial telephone Switchboard.
Hours II pm. to 40 am. daily
except SATURDAY. Reply BY letter e to
Manager CARLTON HOUSE. $500
Wisconsin ave, NV, stating quail
fications and telephone number for
interview bv appointment. Il
Evening star., 1955-05-26
S5OO-$1,OOO
PER MONTH

PER MONTH
FOR EX
VACUUM CLEANER
STORM WINDOW
ENCYCLOPEDIA
INSURANCE
SALESMAN
Largest organization
of its kind in the Wash
ington area needs ten
(10) top closers for full
ime positions, Salary
while training. Every
family a prospect. Year
round work. Retirement
plan and company bene-
fits. All applicants must
be $3.50 years, have car
and be able to work day
and night without su-
pervision after training
period.
Apply to Mr.. Ray
mond, 9 am. to 5 pm.
Wednesday only.
ROOM sos
CONGRESSIONAL HOTEL
300 NEW JERSEY AVE. Sc.
NO PHONE CALLS, PLEASE
Evening star., 1955-05-26
HELP-MEN

ELECTRICIAN mus. have journey
man card and D. c. drivers permit.
Minimum age 25. MAISEL ELEc
CO., 2433 18th st. NV, CO. 6-959s.
20
ELECTRICIAN. highly experienced
steady work: top pay: wonderful op-
portunity. Apply after 6 p.m.. 64l3
ELECTRIC APPLIANCE MECHANIC.
experienced preferred: approved GI
training. DAUBER'S, 2320 18TH st.
n ~
Evening star., 1955-05-26
HELP-MEN
MARRIED MAN

For responsible position with large
national distributing organization.
in Va. area. Some mechanical apti-
tude helpful. Car 10 your advan-
tage II available Immediately call
TE. 6-0696 this evening, 8 pm. %
9 pm. for interview.
Evening star., 1955-05-26
statesmen
IIJMRER YARD

LUMBER YARD
Young man to sell new and used
material. Must have selling exper-
ience Good salary. Apply II to 4
pm.
ARROW WRECKING co.
100 S. CAPITOL ST.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT, ex-
perlenced. Apply KEY BRIDGE
ESQ. 1907 M st. NV. 20
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
white, experience and references re-
CURED. JoHNsoN's sUNoCo.. so
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
must be exper.: good salary plus
comm, coNNERs, INC, 2721 Naylor
sERvicE iii; iiei STATION statesmen, 2E must
be experienced and have D. c. per
nit Apply in person. w. A. BARBER
ESQ Service Center, 10th and Maine
sI..;ICE STATION ASST. MGR
operating shift and handling men;
no phone calls. CoNNoRs. INC,
SERVICE STATION SALESMAN u:
fabrication man % must be expe-
rienced and have local references
Wonderful opportunity for right
man, TOP salary and commission.
Apply Mr.. Cook, WILLSTON ESQ
CENTER, Arlington blvd. and Patrick
Henry Dr., dr. Fails Ghurch, Va. -2s
'ssnced IN duct installation: Must
LO. 4-Sl0S or apply l0453 Metro
politan ave, KensinRton Md go
Evening star., 1955-05-26

OIL BURNER MECHANIC
WE HAVE AN OPENING
FOR A JUNIOR MECHANIC
WHO IS EXPERIENCED ON
BOTH WALL FLAME RO-
TARY AND GUN TYPE
BURNERS. MUST BE ABLE
TO FURNISH GOOD LOCAL
REFERENCES AND OWN
AN AUTOMOBILE. TO
HAVE AT LEAST 2 YEARS
EXPERIENCE IN SERV-
ICING DOMESTIC OIL
BURNERS.
a0-HR. WORK WEEK. TIME
AND A HALF OVERTIME.
LIBERAL CAR ALLOW
ANCE. UNIFORMS AND
LAUNDRY FURNISHED.
V ACATION AND SICK
LEAVE, RETIREMENT AND
SAVINGS PLAN, AND
HOSPITAL BEN Eft S
AVAILABLE TO PERMA-
NENT EMPL LOYEES APPLY
HEATING DIVISION, SIN
CLAIR REFINING CO., 401
FARRAGUT ST. NE, 10 TO
II AM, 3 TO 4 Pm. DO
NOT PHONE.
Evening star., 1955-05-26
JANITORS
JANITOR

Colored, experienced, for elev. BLDG d,
married. living with wife, must
Know Know stoker. plumbing and paint
and quarters in air conditioned bldg.
Apply . to 10 am, 4 to 5 pm. No
phone calls.
Jess Fisher Management Co.
1920 x ST. NV.
Evening star., 1955-05-26
HELP-MEN
SALES REPRESENTATIVE
$4,000 TO So 600

We need bright. young men. good
IeRe training helpful. Permanent for
men OF high intelligence. Car neces-
sary Call for interview with Per-
sonnel Mgr. NE. s-2336.
SALES TRAINEES, several. to build
displays and service stores for ma
sehool se sfaduate: s must have D. c.
permit; starting salary, 500 per
week; 5-day week: paid hospitaliza-
tion and other benefits; good oppor-
tunity for Advancement. Box 347-c,
Star -26
SALESMAN for old established limo
Tor toplevsi n i1 position VIII have re:
gular aecouts. Box 326-E. Star. -26
SALESMAN. liquor: exper. not nec.,
unlimited oppor. for aggres. live wire
IN one OF eity's largest estab. stores.
Box 269-E. Star. -29
SALESMAN, haberdashery; steady
employment: opportunity for ad-
yancement: refs: ASToR MEMS
SHOPS. INC. 500 9th st. NV. go
SALESMAN, AUTOMOBILES; salary and
commission: immediate opening. LU
3-2f01. 81
SALESMAN AND ASST. BUYER. for
mems and boys wear. Must have at
shop This Job offers good salary
and excel. opportunity to learn the
business. Phone, Lo. 5-1717 for
interview. -26
SALESMAN. mems wear store. for
Friday evenings and Saturday. Ex-
perienced. CoHEN'S. 9TH and L SITS.
SALEsMAN-Youne man with knowI-
edge of Arlington and Fairfax
Counties to work as salesman and
outside man in old-establiShed coal
and fuel oil concern. Box 479-E.
Star. 80
SALEsMAN-We need one salesman
sion and. monthly Donus' transpor-
SINGER iiSh psR1SfsS sRWNd esRTER Es'esaR $40
Minnesota ave. ne. 20
SALESMAN-Opport., young man
eIaIantesd pay. ME, s.2s4o, 20.
nifty, for ambitious youns man;
not necessary; night school student
in accountancy helpful. Apply let
ter, P. o. Box 3763, Washington.
D. c. 80
SALESMAN-We have an opening for
an experienced salesman. such ex-
perience need not be ,automotiye;, If
we believe we can show you how to
Americas No, car for one Of
Washington's most respected dealers.
BARRY- Y-PATE MORON co. INC
Evening star., 1955-05-26
statesmen
OPENING FOR 2 MEN

Complete line. disqualification. A,
and H. Life. Salary. top commits
sion; renewals. Phone 9-12 am
daily for appt. OV. 3-2956.
Evening star., 1955-05-26
ENGINEER
THIRD CLASS
GOOD SALARY
APPLY ALBAN TOWERS

ESTIMATOR. for painting; lge. COM
mercial; old and new; Sl25 wk.
Give compl. exper. and local refs.
past 8 yrs. Box 7t-E. Star. -27
and salesman for plumb
ence. car, and be able to type Reply
stating age. experience and salary.
with written references
AID 2-5770. Monday through Friday
FARM 4 4 i HAND to care for cattle 'a and
monthly and lodging. EN-. 3-5405
Foop JOB ecHRCTkER. for super market;
age $3.50, pref; good salary: Ap-
ply S:30-6 pm. F. a. W. SUPER
MAAEKET 3i4s GHaa awe Wanted tor
embassy. Call co. 5-l72l for inter
GARAGE ATTENDANT - weekend
relief; permanent: hours. Sat. Q
am. to s pm: Sun, 5:45 pm, to
midnight; air conditioned apt
Room. . to 8 daily. $500 Wisconsin
GARAGE MANAGER, white, day
work; capable OF directing 20 park
ing attendants and taking full
charge OF. operation. State expert.
ence,, references, education and
starting salary required. Box &C
Star -2a
GAS STATION ATTENDANT AND
LUBE MAN: ST to $50 per hour
Apply UNIVERSITY SHELL, Univer-
Sity lane, and Carroll ave, Takoms
GRILL AND SANDWICH MAN, exper
in Kosher-style food Good salary.
Apply in person. 11l3 18th st. NV.
81
GROCERY CLERK-Top salary paid
TO experienced meat and grocery
CLERK; Apply 1906 7th st, NV.
GROCERY CLERK. colored. must
not call. Apply MAYFAIR SUPER
MARKET. 392R HayeS ST u e %
Evening star., 1955-05-26

PAINT Statesmen, to call on paint
ers. builders and maintenance &C
counts; excellent opportunity for the
right man. Apply by letter, stating
qualifications Mr.. Robinson, UNION
WALL PAPER g. PAINT CO., l322
New York ave. NV. -26