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Food for Slaves

Slave traders brought COwPEAS from Africa the New
world about 1875 food for their human Long before
then these peas had travelled from their India
parts of Asia we'll Africa Today they staple
food these regions we'll the Southern u where they
called plain table peas
Most important cowpea variety is the BLACK.EYE PEA,
but CROWDERS with seeds crowded" in the pod) also
Farmers plant these and other field
provement and stock feed Thus do cowpea They
the related YARD-LONG BEAN with its lengthy pods
LENTILS have been basic bean crop Europe Bbi.
cal times The poage for which ESau sold his brhreht
made from red ent Though the word Lenten has different
origin lens especially important substitute during
that The word lens from the len seed which
has enske shape The ent flower insignificant
like many Of its relatives but from these various small blooms
of mans valuable foods.
Next week: Fantastic PEANUTS, also The pes fsrpiy
binder ddrem end
Of ROMANCE OF FLOWERS Ser 49, NJ r. NJ T.
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'Nl1EN a ScHOQ Of S0W7OS ElNo a
SO SCHOOk o. EMIL FISH they
CIRCLE EN- AN0 SzR7 EEEDJN."
, 1956-01-09

IN OGCGl1UGT " lS0J
NOTICE OF SALE
Pursuant to authority contained in Section 6331, Internal
Revenue Code of 1854, the following described property has
been seized for nonpayment of delinquent internal revenue
taxes due from Ann M. Cabot, also known as Ann M. Captain.
The property will be sold in accordance with the provisions
of Section $685., Internal Revenue Code Of 1854, and regula-
tions promulgated hereunder, at public auction on the 18th
day Of January 1856 at 1:3O o'clock PM, at No. II Strand
ST., Christiansted, st. Croix, Y. /.
Description Of Property
Real Estate consisting Of house and lot at No. IL Strand
Street, in the town of Chrstiansted, on the Island Of ST. Crox,
" L, USA. The above mentioned Lot according to the Sur
veyor's records has the following boundaries:
To the north SO #. towards Strand Street
To the south SO #. towards 81, SO, 39A King Street
To the east 721k # towards No. II Strand Street
To the west 7715 #. towards No. 10 Strand Street and
No. 7 Market Street
It was conveyed to Ann M. Cabot and Robert Holland
on June 80, 1949 recorded July IS, 1949) for consideration of
$1OO and other good and sufficient consideration by Robert
Alexander Fredericks and wife. Hilda A. Fredericks of Chris
tiansted, St. Croix, VI, USA.
Recorded in Office Of the Recorder Of Deeds, Christian
sted, st. Croix, vi, USA, Real Property Deeds, GID, Pages
428-429, Deed Of Conveyance No. 2Hl949.
On August "a, 1851 part of this property was conveyed
by Robert Holland and Ann M. Cabot Holland for the con-
sideration of $100 and other good and sufficient considera-
ton to Cyril [. Marshall and Catherine Marshall. The part
so sold and conveyed is described Immediately below:
House and Lot No. LA Christansted, ST. Croix, VI. as
shown in and survey map of the subdivision Of Lot No.
IL, Strand Street, Christansted, dated August "A, 1851,
Public Works Department Drawing No. 252.
The property herein conveyed has the following boundaries:
To the north 1917 #. towards Strand Street
To the south $40 #. towards SO King Street
To the east TAT #. towards No. II Strand Street
To the west $50 #. towards No. IL Strand Street
Recorded in Office Of the Recorder Of Deeds, Christian
sted, st. Croix, v. Il, U.S~A, Real Property Deeds, I'D, Pages
298-29. Deed of Conveyance No. 136I1951, recorded Septem-i
Der 81. 1851.
Therefore, the property now seized represents the tax
payers interests in the remaining property conveyed on 30i
June 1949, after the conveyance of August "a, 1851 as ac-
curately described in Public Works Department Drawing
No. 252.
A first and second mortgage is outstanding on this pro-
perty.
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TOBACCO SALES

UPPER MARLBORO. Nd, May % N.
No major changes occurred in prices
OF tobacco on Southern Maryland auction
markets this week, the Federal-State
Market News Service reported.
volume Of sales was the smallest q
were hampered in preparing their crops
Tor market because Of unfavorable
weather. Offerings were lower in quality
than during the previous week
Auction net sales during the week
and averaged S54.65 a 100. This aver
age was so cents above the one for last
week. Season sales have amounted TO
2 81 3: 40 pounds at an average az
S54.65. This compares with II .032 SOB
pounds sold during the corresponding
Grades varied in average prices mainly
81 to 50 100 pounds. The only trend
OF any consequence was noted in lower
quality grades of tips. These were a
little higher than during the previous
of gains and losses were the same
season averages are ranging up to
S25: 30 over Q year ago with the majority
so to S2l above. The largest increases
nave occurred IN tips and lower qualities
OF heavy and thin-crop. Most seconds
by - to So Best grades are up ST.
Net receipts of the Baltimore Hoeshead
Market Tor the season were reported as
around S54,lO0 pounds, This, combined
WITH VII auction sales. totals around TO-
Auction bid averages per 100 pounds
on q limited number Of representative
Week chanses
ended from
y, g. Thurs; prey.
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BUSINESS
BRIEFS
Virginia Ferry Corp. directors

Virginia Ferry Corp. directors
authorized payment to stock
holders of $212.50 a share as
partial distribution in the liqui-
dalton of the corporations assets.
RKO Pictures Corp. stockhold-
ers approved merger of their
company with four other firms
into Atlas Corp.
Crude oil stocks, domestic and
foreign, totaled 276, 224, 900 bar
rels on May 10, a net increase
of 2,6l8,000 barrels for the week.
Loans to brokers and dealers
on other than United States
Government securities held by
member banks in New York City
totaled $1,595, 100000 Thursday,
an increase of $50 million from
a week before. and a decrease of
$3.50 million from a year before.
Chicago, North Shore System,
Inc, a transportation utility, de-
clared a 100 per cent stock divi-
dend. Payable July 80 to stock
holders of record July Is.
Mack Trucks announced the
Export-Import Bank had made
available credit assistance that
would permit the sale of heavy
duty Mack trucks costing about
$500,000 to Iran for road con-
struction.
Safeway Stores reports sales
in four weeks ended May 10 to-
tailed $151,344,252, compared
with $152,089,248 in the like
week last year. There were 1885
outlets in operation this year
against 1899 a year earlier.
Knott Hotels Corp. reports
earnings for the first three
of 1856 totaled $177,532,
or 40 cents a share. compared to
$148,817, or SO cents a share in
the like 1855 period.
Americans smoked $4,000, 900
cigars in the first three months
of l956-an increase of 3 per
cent over the first quarter of
last year-Cigar Institute of
Minute Maid Corp. reports for
six months ended April 20 net
income of $814,172, equal to 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-27

The newly organized State
Bank of Laurel, Md, has COM
pleted modern quarters at 800
Main street and will open for
business at 9 am. tomorrow.
Directors and officers well
coined many guests and pros
pective customers at an open
house Friday and yesterday.
Among them were William H.
Kirkwood, jr.. Maryland State
bank commissioner, and both
Maryland and Washington
bankers.
Ernest N. Cory, jr., is presi-
dent and general counsel of the
new institution and F. Bowie
Addison is board chairman. R..
Ellwood Wilson is cashier. rhe
bank starts with 100000 capital.
100000 surplus and $4,000 un-
divided profits.
There was something of a rush
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-27
New State Bank of Laurel
Ready to Open I omorrow

for stock of the new bank at
SIT a share and subscriptions
were twice the available shares,
President Cory disclosed yes
terday. Preference was given
local subscriptions and as a re-
suit IS per cent of the stock is
owned in the Laurel community
The remaining IS per cent is all
held In the general Washington
Baltimore area. There are 213
stockholders.
Isadore GudelSky and Hiram
j. Soper are vice presidents. In
addition to them, Mr.. Cory and
Mr.. Addison, directors include:
James j. Buchheister, George E.
Leo J. Ryan, Charles D.
HURT, Bernard Polan, DR.. Bryan
P. Warren. Kingdom Gould, jr.;
Henry M. Scott, Russell w. Beall
and James M. Carr. James G.
Boss, jr.. is associate counsel.
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Corporate List Lower;
U. S. Bonds Up in Week

the over-the-counter market and
much Of the activity was said to
he professional in character
Dealers said small country banks
were conspicuously absent among
their customers for the week, a
further indication of tight"
money market conditions.
1t was another good week for
new securities dealers in both
the corporate and municipal
markets.
An avalanche of bonds crossed
the taX-exempt auction block to
encounter an eager receptiveness
among bidders and an equally
eager interest among investors.
In sheer number of issues, this
week had the heaviest schedule
since February. The pace at
which the new issues moved out
and the fact that all grades of
securities were we'll received but
tressed the tone of the market.
Demand was such that many
Older issues, which had been &C
formulating dust on dealer
Shelves for weeks, sold actively.
too.
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N. Y. BOND SUMMARY
by the Associa Press
high Low Close chg

Furnished by the Associated Press
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-27
BY WARREN BENNETT
Associated Press Financial Writer

NEW YORK, May Is tP.-
Corporate bonds finished lower
this week while U. S. Treasury
obligations moved higher
Rails and investment quality
issues were hardest hit among
the corporates, followed closely
by foreign dollar bonds. Utilities
finished unchanged While indus
trials advanced slightly from the
previous week.
The rail and foreign bond COM
ponents of the Associated Press
index of so representative bonds
touched new lows for the year
Friday with rails at 94.8 and
foreign liens at 83.8.
Trading for the week declined
to $19,733,500 par value on the
big board from $21,073,O00 the
week before. A year ago the
weekly volume was $18,052, 500.
U. S. Government bonds put
in another good week of five days
on the upside, their second such
week in succession. But trans
actions were relatively light in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-27
The speakers for the Technical Forum are:
Mr.. N. w. De MERIT

Manager. Recording and Recovery Engineering
M De Merit will
Instrumentation Of deveopmentsi vehicles apply
heuisrly TO hypetsonic conditions
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Hospes Prodo Cord suits naturally styled to give you
simmer. taller youthful appearance Cool unlned and
retaining in Dan River Wnk Sheds cotton in horine
stripes Easy wosh quick drying to iron In blue tan
and eroy
Hospers secoire suit t75o6 Docron $3.50 coon 1918
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-27
DIVIDENDS

NEW YORK. May 90 R.-Dividends
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-27

Manager. Stress Analysis Engineering
M levy acted Tor his contributions fields Of
design and stress He will
solve stress and problems Of bodies travelling extremely
hugh speed
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N. Y. BANK STOCKS
COMMODITY PRICES

NEW YORK. May IS R.-The Associ-
ated Press average OF important COM
second consecutive week
The index registered 179.40, down
from lSO,40 week ago. year ago 1t
was 170.21
Nonferrous metals established a new
low for the year Other lower COM
modify segments were industrials, grains
and cotton and textiles,
Livestock and food were higher, with
livestock at a new high for 1855.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-27
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, May rs R.-Wheat futures
greeted an expanding harvest in the
Southwest with a price decline on che
Board Of Trade this week.
The. market looked little sloppy on
several occasions earl yin the week and
was the day when the biggest losses were
recorded.
Among other cereals, old-crop soy
beans suffered wide declines. Oats, rye,
new-crop corn and new-crop soybeans
also fell, largely because Of Fridays
weakness Lard was very weak.
Wheat finished 5ie-6A lower foi the
week. old-crop corn "a lower to Il
higher, new-crop corn 1ia-lss lower,
oats ls to , cents lower. rye 3H-434
lower, soybeans 3E-l2A lower and lard
~ to 80 cents hundred pounds lower
Range of prices for the week;
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cents a share, compared with
81, 006.632, or So cents a share in
the like period last year.
Observation-Disclosures Katy)
lines reports four-month net in
come this year was $738,000 as
compared with $1,097, 900 during
the period in 1855.
American Stores reports net
earnings of $8,334,564, or $5.4S
a share, for the year ended
March 81, compared to $7,015,-
1913 and $4.86 per share last year.
Other reported earnings:
For 8 Months Ended April !
Armstrong Rub = ss59 $50 ssssS955. 100
Chain Belt Co a,aa5.sf99 1,5s5.i5iss4s
Fef f For Year Ended March G;Gt 81 S''S
McKesson q Rob S,779,.754 1880 1853
+ san 5 Months Ended MAJ March 81 500
oelhi-Tay OIL cp- l.09s,970 65s.330
F'i Es sas ) Month. Ended April 30 or
H L Green Co - 233.9S9 294 ,9n4
Per share - 0,20 0.25
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MAN WITH CAR

Married. To represent large man
lufacturing company. Not canvass-
ling EarninEs paid while training.
around $3.50 monthly Nan selected
ply fO-ia am. 1892 Mt Pleasant
~ n a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-08
HELP-MEh

WANTED, sober, settled sexton fol
large downtown Protestant church
Apartment on premises. Give age
qualifications and salary expected
I Box 6S-M, Star.
YOUNG MAN who desires gooc
future in the consumer fiance in.
dustry: must have car. Apply 590t
Central ave, CAPITOL Heights. Md.
RE 5-5lOU
YOUNG MAN. - To 80 for clerica
position With local Office OF ma.
Monal Arm, ne. location; 1-day
week, company Dement'S. Box 1885,
j, star
YOUNG MAN to make himself gen.
orally useful around clothing store.
excellent opportunity to learn The
clothing business. Apply MIR
STEIN. JOSEPH A. WILMER co
sol l4th ST. NV.
YOUNG MAN, tor training in office
machine service work. Good start
Ing salary, 'J-day week, paid va
cation. Opportunity for rapid ao-
vancement. No phone calls. SMITH
CORONA INC, l413 Park I'd. NV
YOUNG MANY Rs TO do mer-
chandising work in local fooo
stores. No exper. nee Salary plus
car and expenses. lI47 10th ST.
NV; Mon. Tues, Wed, bet. IL
and IL am.
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ROUTEMAN
ROUTE SALESMAN

We can use . men immediately,
for retail route saleswork with the
Jewel Tea Co.
WHITE % TO 40
GALAXY AND COMMISSION
$50 GUARANTEE
5-DAY WEEK
CAR AND EXPENSES FURNISHED
EXCLUSIVE TERRITORY
RETIREMENT PLAN
Life, medical and hospital
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Shipping Clerk

Dependable, white. high school
graduate, 1925. 10 be trained a.
shipping clerk for local distributor
or nationally known products Must
be- enerRetie. have drivers license,
and be able to organize work. s.
day 4d-hr, wk. Call NE, s-lT24
after 10 am,
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HELP-MEN

JEWELRY sALEsMAN-WATCH Is.
TIMATOR-If you are looking for
future and can't advance in youi
present Job. contact US. We are a
faSt-growing tewelry chain with Z
Jewelry deDts., and still growing
Many chances for Advancement
and top Salar. LOWE. INC, JU
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SALESMAN

SA4A@AAAlAN4GA4N
Who are interested in making 500.
$500 per wk; We are interested in
talking 10 you. No eXper. required
Thorough training given to all. Apply
az our ONCE. 8 am. to 10 m, $50
+ ST. NV, Rm, 307
statesmen - Coast-In Pontiac Co.
has a training program whereby
we viii train and send 3 statesmen
TO GIN training center on salesman
ship while in training. MANY COM
pany Dement'S, oppor. of your life
time. Contact MR. FAIRFIELD at
once. 407-27 Florida ave. ne.
SALESMEN-We need experienced
full time statesmen to cover quail.
ned storm window leads. Ours
is an old established firm with
enviable reputation, and we are
men desiring permanent positions
with year round steady income
Call s. MORGAN, DU. $4,000 for
appointment.
SALESMFN-The largest Ford deale,
IN Prince Georges Co. is lookini
for . more men with sales expert.
ence to capitalize on the tremendou,
public acceptance Of the 1857 Ford
We otfer career sales opportunitie!
n the expanding suburban area
Fine working conditions and many
company benefits. See Mr.. Harris
PALMER FORD, INC, W. Hyatts.
vile, Id, WA. 10000.
Statesmen go. white, for outsid,
work, local or travel: average earn.
ines, 500 wk to start: trans.
portation furnished. Apply Room
40, IA 9TH ST. NV
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SUPPLEMENT
YOUR PRESENT INCOME BY
$40-$100
PER WEEK

Sales and service: established firm
car essen. Please report 1903 Duke
st. trear). Alex, Va. 7:30 pm
Tues. eve.
TEACHERS. white. last-minute va.
cancies; S34u to $500 mo. ADAMS
TEACHERS AGENCY. 1341 G NV
TEACHER. coLoRED OR WHITE
REAL ESTATE LAW. State ed. quRls
and phone number. Box lSS-M, Star
TREE CLIMBER, experienced only
So per hour JU. S-l630.
TAKOMA TREE SERVICE
a120 Old BladenSburg Rd.. Sill Spy
TOBACCO CLERK, part time TO
drug store work. Ideal for govern
ment employe. Call JU. 9-5149.
TRUCK DRIVER, colored. under rs
heavy work. Must have own transp
Call for interview. OIL. 4-11jt
after 10 am.
TRUCK DRIVER, exper., make de
liveries, do stockroom work: iol
with future; good hours: best refs
BEUCHLER s SURGICAL STORE
gl5 18th st. NV.
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CLERK-TYPIST

Under IS. market research divi-
sion; should have excellent tipping
speed, minimum OF 80 words PEI
min. Work Will involve tabular typ
ing; ability to work with figures de-
sired. Air-cond. bldg: many COM
pany benefits. Call FE. 3-7400, Ext.
26l betw. . ana 3.
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YOUNG MAN

Age rs, white, lIth grade educa-
ton, to make himself useful in large
drivers permit Good hours and
good chance TO learn. Call HO,
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HELPMEN
OFF PRESS MULTILITH OPERA.
TOR, part time Call LA. 6-923O OF
10. 2-402S after $50 pm.
PART-TIME WORK

PART-TIME WORK
$50 per week, 20 hours. Apply suite
FOB, 1888 Conn. ave. g pm. sharp
PAINTERS. exper men only: report
ready for work rear OF I437 Newton
st. NV, Z am. HERSH DEC co,
PAINTERS, lst-elsss mechanics
SD per day. Apply MANDERs
DECORATING CO. 1926 Wisconsin
PAINTLKS WANTED. white. report
TO work immediately. 500 Dloe k
Falmouth I'd, Westmoreland Hills.
Mo, See Norman Burrows or call
TU, 2-62S5 after $3.50 pm Direc-
tons. Out Mass. ave. . blkS. past
D. G. line left on jamestown rd
blk. to Elliott right on Elliott.
] blk. to harrington, turn right
! blk TO Falmouth.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. registered
Mornings only, Monday through
Friday. Administrator, SUBURBAN
HOSPITAL. Bethesda. Maryland.
PHARMACIST. registered, BIS. de-
gree. permanent, 4S-hr. week; pri-
person. z D. GILMAN. 621 Pa
PHOTOGRAPHER, familiar with
Speed Graphic and view camera
permanent position, 5-day wk. State
age and experience Box 4l6-M
Star.
PHOTOGRAPHERS, an established
company has openings in a new
Photographic process. Camera oper-
alton and line negative enlareing
Operating :; shifts. Excel. working
conditions Tor the person willing Ia
work and produce after training
period. Call MR. wendell, $50 to
10 IA 1-lQOp
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SPOTTER
Experienced only. Modern. fast
service. Synthetic plant Must be
capable of producing quality work.
High salary. Aforementioned plant.
Prefer man with experience on De-
trek machine. Apply. SWIFT
CLEANERS, 1900 R st. NV. NO.
l-933O.
SOLICITORS WANTED-Good OPP
portunity Hishest commissions
for honest and aggressive men.
STAR CREDIT CLOTHING. MA.
S-2lb5
SPOTTER CLEANER, experienced
pleasant working conditions and
good hours. salary depends on ex-
perlence and ability, UN. 4-394S
or WA. G-6l15.
STEAM FILTERS HELPER. with ex-
perience: permanent position. help
ing to install the NEW SELECTEMP
HEATING SYSTEMS IRON FIRE
MAN SALES, 314 Randolph pl. ne.
HO. .-52uO
STOCK CLERK HELPER-Standard
Brands, Inc, manufacturer of ma
tionally advertised products, has
immediate opening, good lob for
right man. handling incoming and
outgoing merchandise; must be
good 2; calculating figures must
be early riser and dependable; o.
day week, paid vacation plus many
other company benefits. Call LA.
$4,000 for appointment
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HELP-MEN Cont. }
FIELD REPRESENTATIVES,


Have openings due to recent pro-
motions, for career minded younR
men interested in making career
In consumer services; experience
not necessary: college men espe-
ciaily considered excellent starting
salary paid vacations. free hos
pitalization Insurance and nther
company benefits; must Save late
nodel auto Apply 10 Mr. Oliver,
~ Rhode Island ave- Mt. Rainier
Mr. Summers
CALVERT CREDIT CORPORATION
isis Eastern Ave. Sill sDg, Md.
FURNITURE FINIsHRR'S HELPER.
experlen ed in sanding, filing. etc.
ROBERT j. JOHNSON. TearS 1882
Ga. ave.
FURNITURE TRAINEE - one OF
WashinetonS leadine furn. stores
seeks aualliied young man who
wishes to learn all phases Of the
retail furn business. Apply to
JULIUS LANSBURGH FURNITURE
co, 900 F st, nv.
GAS SERVICE MAN with knowledge
Of furnaces, ranges and water
heaters for Alexandria area. Call
XXI. $4,000 for details and appt.
GRID. INSTRUCTORS
FOR COMMERCIAL. INSTRUMENT
PILOT AND MECHANICS SCHOOL.
tx. 3-0063
GRILL AND SANDWICH MAN, ex-
perienced good salary. Call at
RANDY'S RESTAURANT, 1113 18th
st. NV
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STOCK CLERK

Is to 90 years Of age. white, to help
in Stockroom. Must have D. c.
drivers permit. Good hours. Call
HO. 2-2i76.
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CASHIER-CHECKER, must be ex.
per-. good pay and working hrs
Apply DOMINION FOOD STORE
Lee hwy, cor. Glebe I'd, Arl.. oil
call ia. 7-2g33.
CLERICAL WORK. some tipping: g.
day week. Apply in person to MR..
DIAMOND, 80 o st. ne.
CLERICAL, general once work with
large retail concern. Must have
knowledge OF basic bookkeeping;
age 30 to 40; 5-day wk.; salary
open; rapid advancement. MR..
COIN. RE. 1880.
CLERK, to audit branch sales: typ.
ing not essential: 40-hr. wk. and
company benefits. Apply Mr.. Bran
son. Monday, FE. 3-4l00.
CLERK. with general knowledge Of
bookkeeping must be able to type
5-day week, S65 per week, JUSTINE
REALTY CO., 412 9Th st. NV. In
teryiews between $3.50 and IL a m.
CLERK, Is to 30, for camera store
photo finishing dept Apply in per-
son. RITZ CAMERA CENTER, 601
l4th st. NV,
CLERK for Office or retail furniture
store. Regular hours. Resident OF
Anaeostla area preferred, SAM
BROWNS FURNITURE CENTER,
1909 Good Hope I'd. Sc, LII. 4
$500.
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SERVICE DEPT.

N~@@S = @@& -
Married. age 25-4O. Perm. posi-.
ton in service dept. of well estab.
lished firm Daytime hrs. Salary
Local refs. req. Interview l0-l2.
WESTERN EXTERMINATING 20
1900 WISCONSIN AVE. NV.
SERVICE STATION SALESMAN anC
shift manager. Good salary ant
bonus. Visit in person, MOORE
ESQ SERVIcE, 34I3 Wilson Blvd.
SERVICE STATION 3 ATTENDANT
must be experienced in Iubrica.
ton Can earn up to S65 per week
CoNNORS, INC, 272l Naylor I'd
Sc
SHEET METAL and roofing mechan-
les 20 do suffering and repairs
steady work for a good man. Ap.
ply KNIGHT ROOFING Il SHEET
METAL WORKERS, 1866 Bonifani
ST., Silver Spring. Md.
SHEET METAL MECHANIC; stead,
work az higher than union scale
with other benefits Do not apply
unless fully qualified and thoroughly
experienced. Mr.. FORD. rear 9lI
NJ st. NV