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The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1956-07-15
H. B. A. CONVENTION
NEARER

We are nearer to the converting OF
the H. B. A, Convention til an we
were July LIST, and great plans are
being formulated whereby to make
this the greatest session that we
have held.
The building is taking on a new
look and everything is being touched
UP for the Convention. This is a
time of the year when presidents,
members and friends have an OPP
portunity to inspect the building
Greater improvements have been
made this fiscal year in that we have
completed the Palm Room. We will
serve presidents, m m b ers and
friends during the Conyention in this
beautiful and colorful room
The business office of the Assoc
iation has been dressed up. It is
arranged to m or c efficiently serve
the presidents, members and friends.
We are trying to keep the office set
up in line with the trend OF business.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1956-07-15
LAUREL NEWS

Officers of Lodges No. 200, 80, and
422 for the next fiscal year were in
stalled Sunday, July l, in an impress
sive ceremony. The guest speaker
wa Mr. A. j. Barnett, Of Fatties-
burg. The officers are as follows:
Mr.. Mamie Page, Mr.. R. V. Pope,
n d Mr. VIII Murray, Presidents.
The three Vice Presidents are Mr..
Chester Brunson, Mr.. Cook and Mc.
Jordan. The five Secretaries are:
Mrs. Effie Fdmondson. Mrs. Helen
Turner, Mrs. Callie McCullum, Mrs.
Lu ella Newsone and Mrs. Daisy
Pope.
The three Treasurers are Mr.. Ma
than Evans, Mr.. Turner, Mr.. Milloy.
The three Chaplains are M Jack
Brown, Mr.. Crump and Mr.. Davis.
The Agent presented each President
a. gavel and certificate. He made
some interesting remarks to the LODI
ges.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1956-07-15
AGENCY REPORT

Toomsuba: Dear Miss Larkin:
This comes to let you know that l
visited a joint session on July l, at
Zion Hill Church. I installed the
officers-elect of Lodges No. l, 2, and
204. The officers of No. l are: Mrs.
Minnie L. Lewis, Pres: Mrs. Eligah
Irby, Vice Pres; Mrs. Mary Newell,
Sec; Mrs. Octavia McShan, Treas;
Mrs. Sadie Brown, Chaplain. Lodge
No. rs officers are: Bro. Willie Chap
pei, Pres; Mrs. Carlice Ruffin, Vice
Pres; Fro Albert Warrington,
Treas; Mrs. Helen Ruffin, Chaplain.
The officers of No. 204 are: Bro. Ben
Phillips, Pres; Bro. Willie Hockett,
Vice Pres; Sis. Clara Ware, Sec;
Sis. Annie Walker, Treas; Sis Pear
lie A. Phillips, Chaplain. Being on
the regular preaching day, all Young
People went home before arrived
A very nice time was had. I gave
each lodge 4 certificate.
] c. Williams, Asea.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1956-07-15

Dear Miss La1hin:
Just few lines to let you hear
from me. l an getting ready to go
to the District Conference We had
our meeting yesterday with Brother
Johnny Williams. 1t was so fine
and everything went out so nicely.
The officers of Lodge No. are; Sis.
Minnie L. Lewis, Pres; Bro Eligah
Irby, Vice Pres; Sis Mary A. New
ell, Secretary; Sis. o. c, McShan,
Treasurer; and Sis. S a lie Brown,
Chaplain.
I surely cid enjoy myself at the
June Board. Ev rything was 50 nice.
1 will see you when l come back
from our meeting.
Sis. N. l.. Lewis.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1956-07-15

Hattiesburg: July 2; l visited
Lodges No. 90. 260 and 422 at Laurel
on July l, and installed their officers
elect. The officers of No. 422 are:
President, R. V. Pope; Vice Pres
Alpheaus Jordan; f, Sec, Helen Vau-
ghn; Rec. Sec, Daisy Pope; Treas,
Carlee Milloy; Chaplain, Adlea John
son. The officers of No 260 are:
Pres, Mr.. NJ Page; Vice Pres, Ches-
ter Brunson; F. Sec, Mrs, Effie B.
Jones; Rec Sec, Mrs. Luella J. New
some; Treas, Mr.. E d lie Ruffin;
Chaplain, Mr.. Jack Brown. The Of
ficers of No. 90 are: Pres, Mr.. VIII
Murray; Vice Pres, Mr.. Allen Cooks;
F. Sec, Mrs. Hslen Turner; Cor. Sec.
MIS-. Caledonia McCullum; Cor. Sec,
Treas, Mr.. X. u Turner; and Chap
lain, Mr.. Jessie Davis. / installed
all of the officers. lectured to them
ana filled out three certificates and
left them inspired.
Your Agent,
A ]. Barnett.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1956-07-15
AGENCY REPORT

| visited Lodge No. % at Bassfield
and installed the following officers
elect: Mr.. Preston Robertson, presi-
dent; Mrs. Alice Print, Vice Pres:
Mrs. Nary Robertson, Treasurer; Mrs.
Labei Reese. Secretary; Mrs Rosie
Martin Chaplain. l lectured ard
took in three members. Filled nut a
certificate and left it with them,
They ere inspired 10 carry on. J
urged the members to send the pres
iacnt 20 the bosrfis end Convent an.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1956-07-15
HUB CITY NEWS

Progressive Lodge No. 513 held its
regular meeting on June 90 held a
lovely session. Two applications
were received. Prof. Nehemiah Black
and wife, Mrs. Willie Alma Black,
After the meeting closed, we were
served by the refreshment commit
tee, with Mrs Charlene Owens, as
Chairman. Mrs. Owens knows what
we like Hats off" to the commit
tee
A. J. Barnett, President,
Selidia York, Secretary.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1956-07-15
OFFICERS-ELECT OF
II. B. A. LODGE No. 270

The officer--elcct Of H. B. A. Lodge
No. 27O, who were installed Sunday,
July LIST by e General Secretary
are as follows;
President, Mr.. Dewey Johnson.
Vice President, Mrs Viola Myers.
Secretary, Mrs. Daisy Johnson.
Asst. Sect'y Mrs Brady Evans.
Treasurer, Mr.. Willie Johnson.
Chaplain, MIR. Paul Rogers.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1956-07-15
LAUDERDALE NEWS

July 5--Mrs. Onnie Mobley has re-
ported III passing of one of her
members as of May %, in the person
of Mrs. Cornelius Seals.
Mr. M. w, Grace, another member
of Lodge no. 81, is reported to be in
Rush's Hospital, after having been
injured in an automobile accident.
Mrs. Elizabeth Clark is in the Mat
ty Hersee Hospital, after having suf-
fered stroke on June 2.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1956-07-15
B1O0KHAVEN, MISS.

Dear Miss LarlSin:
This comes to let you know that 7
am still on the job working on the
new Membership Campaign. In
closed you viii find some new bus,-
ness.
Your President,
Els. Cbarity Tohpsox
c1o. 33l).
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1956-07-15
SILVER CREEK NEW'S

Dear Madam: I
This is to let you know that we
are doing fine in our Lodge No. 500
end are asking for your prayers thar
we will continue.
Mrs. Jennie L. weathersky. |
Secretary.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1956-07-15
WAYEESBORO NEWS

Lodge No. 215 has lost faithful
member in the person Of Sister A.
rene Richie. She has done what we
al have TO do.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1956-07-15

Calvin West, Secretary,
Lodge No. 405.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1956-07-15
WAYNESB0R0
Dear Secretary:

Dear Secretary:
This comes to notify you that we
lost our president, Mrs. Emma Boil
den, who died June g. 1856. She
had been a member Of the H. B. A.
for a number of years. She was the
only president our lodge had ever
had.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1956-07-15

Yours truly,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-03

Car and az expen' and com
Need degree in eng. Drug sales, mfg
and Mr.. Ford. at ma. $3.50. ~
LBOYD'S. Cor 18th & C
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statesmen

EXCELLENT OPPORTU-
NIFTY AVAILABLE FOR
MEN OF GOOD CHARAC-
TER, AMBITIOUS AND
WILLING TO WORK HARD.
WE ARE A g. YEAR-OLD
MANUFACTURER, BACKED
by A LARGE LOCAL AND
NATIONAL ADVERTISING
P OGRAM. MEN Sc
lLECTED WILL HAVE
TRAINING, SALARY, PRO-
ITECTED TERRITORY,
LIFE, SICKNESS, FAMILY
| DECENTRALIZATION A ND
is URGICAL INSURANCE
AVAILABLE. CAR NECES-
ISARY.
puNNrT TT . o1E1 TNnE
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HELP-MEN
BUTCHER to take charge self-servicC
dept. BRAD. HEIGHTS MARKET

BUTCHER to take charge self-service
dept. BRAD. HEIGHTS MARKET,
44l5 Bowen I'd sc. LII. 2-s2"O.
CAB DRIVERS-Expericnced only,
S6n per week guaranteed. Full,
time only. Day or night shift. P, O
and Mont. Co. licensed Box 33l r.,
Star 81
CARPENTERS. steady all-year-round
work with Virginia custom builder;
must be full mechanic, car neces-
sary. Call ia. S-1973, ewes, to 8,
CARPENTERS, for general repair
Wk. Apply 1927 eth st. NV. -
CAR WASHER, exper.. handy around
service station. CONNERS & FOS-
TER, 2244 Pa. ave. Sc. %
CAR WASBER-Referenc required
Apply 715 nth ST. NV. -
CHECKER, part time. experienced
Apply in person. BUCKINGHAM
SUPER MARKET. 1923 Rhode
Island ave. ne. %
CHEF
Working chef, excellent position in
fast modern kitchen. OF Sundays
Phone AID. 3-4l55. %
CHIEF ENGINEER. white, 3rd-class
license, large exclusive apt bldg.
good salary including apartment:
must have local references. Cali
c Te$idsnt ANA Msnag osM NJ T3 eSR
per; top sal, for Ice. new drug
store MR., MORRIS, FL. 6-4444
CHEMICAL
stock, man-driver; young veteran.
OIL 6-35T5 -
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HELP-MEN
IBM TABULATING OPFRAT1

IBM TABULATING OPERATORS
Young men. 10 TO 80. to learn the
operation and wiring Of the ma
draft-exempt high school graduates
6-day. 37l2-hr. week. vacation and
sick leave, group insurance, nom
proft cafeteria. in Aforementioned
BLDG. Apply RIM. 300, S16 14th
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IRON WORKERS

IRON WORKERS
Ornamental. mechanics only.
WALKER IRON WORKS
JE- 4-6220 evenings, JE. 3-2o5S
JANITOR. married. colored. no chill.
dren: to live on premises; GOOD
salary. Don't phone. Apply 1921
FheV Branch I'd. Silver Spring
%
JANITOR. colored. married, nc
children; experienced, all-round
malntenance man: knowledge OF
NO. q oil burner preferred: air
for sober. steady man. Cali MR.
LOVE, TU. 2-15l5. Fl
JANlTOR. colored. exper. In general
maintenance and oil burner; for
garden-type apis: good salary and
nVlng quarters; for cple. only. AP.
JANITOR.. colored. 80 to so years
9ld. single. Private quarters furn-
lshed. Few minor maintenance re-
pairs. Care OF shrubs and lawn.
Renned Conn. ave. apartment
mouse only sober. good worker
with references apply. Resident
manager. WO. 6-4l60, 8 am. to 8
pm, II =
JANlTOR, colored, middle aged, fol
large downtown apartment: must
DC experienced and have some me-
chanical ability: references re-
Quired; good salary; quarters and
utilities. THOMAS J. FISHER &
CO., INC. 73s 18th st. NV. a
JANITOR, colored. married, no chill.
dren: Stoker exper. Must be sober
reliable. and have local refs. Coco
sal. and quarters. Call WO. 6-0322
3
JANITOR. colored, for 21-unit down.
town elev. bldg. Stoker. Sl30 mo
plus apt. Elev. permit needed. RIA
3-S300.
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Cnllectnr-Snlicitnr

Young man for permanent position
with sound internationally known
company, collecting and clerical eN-
peTience helpful but not essential.
VaTird and interesting work Mon
day through Friday work week. Car
/ necessary Starting salary, $50 per
week. plus car ALLOW ance, liberal EN-.
1loye benefits. Apply AMERICAN
EXPRESS CO, 624 l4th st nv.
COOK for new Italian American
restaurant. Must be experienced
RIA H-S3GA -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-03

HUGHES
ENGINEERING
WRITERS
Work directly with de-
sign, development, test
and maintenance engi-
neerS performing the
vital work of transform
ing complex theory and
procedure into clear, con-
else technical informa-
ton contained in man.
! ualS, handbooks and other
publications for use by
military and civilian tech
nical people.
Here are some of the ad-
vantages of being an En-
gineer in the Engineering
Writing Group at Hughes:
Training at full pay to
become familiar with
Hughes-developed and
manufactured radar,
computer systems and
guided missiles.
Full status as a member
of the Hughes Technical
Staff, with same Com
pany benefits.
"A salary commensurate
with other Engineering
categories.
! Close personal liaison
with project engineers.
&C areer permanence,
with assured advance
/ ment opportunities.
Reasonable trave ling
and moving expenses,
Live and work in
SOUTHER CALI
FORNIA.
Our representative will
be in Washington on
April 4. Please telephone
Republic 7-2l31 for local
interview appointment.
toll calls accepted.l
Or. if you prefer, mail
your complete resume to
Scientific Staff
Relations
HUGHES
RESEARCH 4 DEVELOPMENT
LABORATORIES
Culver City, California
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CIERK-TY1
CLOTHING Statesmen

Experienced men needed for per-
manent positions. good opportun-
ity 10 make money plus offerinc
many company benefits. ASK for
Mr., Strauss. EI5EMAN'S, F ST. al
eth 81 NV -
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HELP-MEN
MED. LAB. TECH
MESSENGER
NIGHT FIREMAN

Eono '' Hu' WA
OFFICE BOY. good opportunity L
learn all phases of ONCE routine
IN Ice. wholesale firm; 5-day, 40
noun week; sick leave benefits. va.
cation. II interested, call RE Z.
GALS.
OFFICE MANAGER for fast GROWN;
furniture store. Man with expert.
ence in credit and collection worl
preferred. OUTSTANDING opportunity
anG permanent position for thu
9ualiiylng applicant. Salary open
employees benefits: vacations witt
Pay; FOR interview call MR.. KLINE
PAINT SALESMAN, outside man. t.
cal on established customers. BUT.
LER-FLYNN PAINT co. 500 {
st. NV -
PAINTERS WANTED, white, experi.
enced only; JU. 5-6732. IS
PAiNIER-MuSt do paper hanging
CONSTRUCTIONS. 1905 Weller I'd,
Wheaton. a
PAINTERS, LIST class; SI7 per day
Apply ready for work, 1901 Wis
consln ave cor. of Wisconsin ave.
and Chase ave, Bethesda. Nd.
PAINTERS 60. experienced only.
Apply HARMONY HOMES. B3rd
ave, Greenbelt rd., Berwyn Hts
Nd II
PAPERHANGER. white; IS cents q
piece WE. 5-4SIl.
PHOTOGRAPHER with car-For thu
right man. excellent. permanent DO.
sition, GILBERT STUDIO. S32f
GEORGIA ave. Silver Spring, Md.
PLUMBERS HELPER, sxperienS, d
must have local references and
D. &. drivers permit. JU. 5-06l3
PLUMBER HELLER, exper., mus
have D. c. drivers license. 1109
9th st. NV. a
PORTER, age 2l-35; D. c. drivers
license. No experience necessary
local references. DOX LIQUOR. 7th
and > SITS. NV -
PORTER, permanent position, refer.
ennces EeaqiEsd NJ Apply in person
ave. NV
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LIQUOR SALESMAN
LIQUOR AND
STOCK CLERK

for fine retail store Prefer expert
enced but will consider others. Fas,
advancement and good pay. Must
have best local references ana b.
strong and willing Apply In per
son only l12G Conn. ave. NV MR.
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ALTO SALESMAN

USed-car dept. Of new-car dealer
Excellent company benefits. includ-
ing paid vacation, bonuses, drawing
account; experience preferred Mr.
WEIGH. STANLEY H. HORNER, Fla
ave. ne. at 9th. Ii. R-G4fi.
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INDUSTRIAL EDITOR

Small plant 1000 employees within
District seeks industrial newspaper
editor who doubling in brass
writes easily. who can oring alive
small S-page tabloid each month
Will. informative produCt-procesS
stories as well as interesting per
sonals Must do own layout; in
addition, should nave fair for ar
ranging employe educational and
social activities Send complete eGu-
cRtion-eXperience resume stating sal
airy expected to Box l22-L. Star.
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Collection and Credit

7 McN netutU. Due 70 our fNpanSlUT
program, We need help. EXcellen
! salary TO the right men permanen
I positions; inside work. many com
! pany benefits Ask for Mrs. Yates
MARVlN'S CREDIT IA 7th st. nv
i COLLECTOR SALESMAN. age 3O-4U
salary while training, assured in
come; no canvas sing; car necessary
Apply in person. THE WASHING.
TON FURNITURE CO, lli5 al
81 NV -
COLLECTORS t2), part time. white
for small REGULAR monthly magazine
account. Must have car or live n
HyattSyille or Alexandria area. Cal
RE 1-R4Nb.
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AUTO Statesmen

Washington's oldest Chevrolet
dealer needs experienced auto sales
hest and We pay the high rate Of
commission to set the best. II you
feel YOU are ready for the big league
We would like to talk to you. See
Mr. Corcoran at BARRY-PATE
CHEVROLET, 1880 Conn. ave. NV
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HELP-MEN Cont
ACCT. RKKPR.. S1lO

Prefer SupY machine acctg
Bkknr transp. CO., ne. S15-SSi
Bkkpr. retail, NV. SSi
Bkkpr, apt house S15 plus apt
Bkkpr. temp. ! to , mos. STh
Acct, young, cost exp. to S345
Bkkprs. and ASstS. 80 S50-S15
OTHER POSITIONS
] lgineerS, mach. elect to Sli ,000
! ructural steel engrs. checkers. TOP
! sldent mgr, ants, married $4,000
Abstractor, B. s. in chemistry, Sl,10O
Steno-typiSt, NV S32d
Stock man, medical items $50
Cashiers. Office boys, clerks, S50-S60
Atlas Agcy., RE. 7-5767
1920 N. Y. Ave NV, Rm. hOG
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HELP-MEN
Sales Engineer. ST. 900

OdleS Engineer, 81 ,ZUU
Car and all expen. and com
N Need degree in eng; Drug sales mfg
and. Mr.. Ford. at MA. $3.50.
BOYD'S, Cor. 18th & 6
SALESMAN. must have car: guaran.
teed salary plus high commission
sa All &aa SSnly "a Leading sfaso tire dis
tributor IN Alexandria. Va. Must
have car and be willing and able
to work evenings Excellent salary
during training period with hig''
earning potential when qualified
Asf for John w. Maxim at $40 n
Henry ST., Alex. Va; from o am
to 5 pm. a
SALESMAN with some experience t.
sell builders and contractors. in the
Vlrginla area, our complete line Of
rough and finishing hardware
tools appliances and kitchen cab
inets. Good opportunity for the
man VINO can get results. Salary
car allowance and comm. Apply
Charles E. Hartman. BARBER 8
ROSS. 9th and v SITS. n.e.DE. g
SALESMAN WANTED for lara,
wholesaler and importer Of sport.
ing and camping goods. Wide-aWakG
man. who knows fishing tackle anc
the trade can realize LARGE earnings
with the hottest line OF promo
tlonal goods ever presented. Pro.
tected territory of Md Wash. va
and Eastern Shore. No objection Il
nonconfiicting side line, For inter.
view. write Box 494-R. Star. II
SALESMAN - One OF WASHINGTON,
largest merchandising plumber.
needs a salesman for the Rockville.
Viers Mil area. Man selected viii
work in protect territory. Elk.
perience not necessary and we pre-.
Ter young man who is inter estec
in a selling career. Many COMPANY
benefits. such as life insurance, hos.
pltalization, etc. Man making les;
than 500 per week should consider
this opportunity Call Mr.. House
JOHN G. WEBSTER CO.. ST
SALESMAN. for mems furnishing.
store, experienced preferred. won
dertul opportunity Apply manager
NATIONAL SHIRT SHOP. 1903 H
SALESMAN with knowledge of hab.
erdashery or clothing: salary and
commission. Permanent position.
M. STEIN & CO., TIA L st. NV
tat Conn. aveD. Il
SALESMAN. for mems clothing store
full-time DOS: salary and commits.
sion; Apply WEBSTER CLOTHES
l0l2 r 81. NV. -
SALESMAN. established route. serv-
ing restaurants and institutions
from trucks. 5-day week. Apply
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DANCE TEACHERS


BALLROOM. SINGLE: ages y 10
90. full or part time no experience
necessary. We train you free. EN-
cellent earnings. paid vacations Ap-
ply IN person " 10 : pm VICTOR
DANCE STUDIOS. 1880 Conn. ave.
DISHwASHER- HoUSEMAN. colored.
eXper Apply 1873 o4nd s.. NV.
DRIVER. colored or white. eStab-
llshed dry cleaning route Euaran-
teed salary and commission, no ex-
perience necessary. we Will train
you Call in person at 230S Rhode
Island ave. ne. II
DRIVER, white. age % 10 IS. must
have good character and driving
record. know city. top pay WO.
6-G035. -
DELIVERY BOYS. colored. over Il.
for retail liquor store. We furnish
bicycles COMET LIQUORS. INC .
49, Columbia I'd. NV.
DRIVERS. furniture moving; only
experienced in local and long dis
lance need apply 55ii Dorsey
lane. Bethesda, Md -
DRIVERS-For pleasant work with
high earnings disqualification and
paid vacations. See ARLINGTON
YELLOW-CfTY CABS. 1920 Lee
hUV
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HELP-MEN

AUTO MECHANIC, hydramatic man:
plenty OF work. good working con-
ditions: company benefits: steady
year-round work. Contact MR.
MATTINGLY. AP, $1,000. %
Auto and Truck Mechanics
Openings for truck me-
chanicS. also Packard car me-
chanics. Only lst-class reliable
men need apply: Vacations
and holidays with pay.
Central Motor Co.
1901 Oronoco St, Alex, Va.
OV. $1,000, Mr.. Carver.
AUTO PARTS MAN wanted by Wash
operating the most modern air-con.
ditioned Darts dept. in the city. II
YOU nave GIN exp, or other type,
cts talk about it, See Mr. Whit.
tlesey at BARRY PATE CHEVRO-
LET li30 Conn. ave. NV. -
AUTO PARTS RUNNER. with some
experience in parts department
and other her BENEFITS bench ~, ROYAL y NO,
ia. $4,000, Mr.. Gearhart -
AUTO SALESMAN-Increasing our
present force by one man; excel
lent. lob for right man; most active
uSed.-car lot in the Metropolitan
Washington Area: excellent propo-
sition for experienced. clean-cut
used-car salesman: wonderful work.
ing conditions. REINES MOTOR
CO., 1910 Wilson blvd, Arl.. Va.
.
AUTO statesmen, used cars; expe-
rienced, no fioaters, must furnish
Al references; excellent pay plan;
new car furnished: plenty adver-
Using and floor period. See Mr.
c. B. Thornton or Jack Lynch,
MONTGOMERY STUBBS, Lincoln
Mercury Dealer. 3715 BladensburE
I'd, AP. 1920. A
AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN--Splen
did opportunity for ar experienced
man to become associated with one
OF WaShington's oldest Ford deal
ers, A producer can make real
money here. Demonstrators fur
nished. See Mr.. Wray. TRIANGLE
MOTORS, 30l0 Rhode Island ave.
ne "A
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COLLECTION MEN

Must be experienced; inside work:
good salary to start permanent po-
sition We have a good deal to OTTER
to the right men Ask for Mr.
Buskey. EISEMANS, F st at eth
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BAKERS HELPER, experienced:
nightwork No phone calls, apply
in person, HELLERS BAKERY, 1921
Mt Pleasant st. NV. a
mission, short hours, 437 9th st
NV, Elk 3-7454 %
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DRUG CLERk--EveS, and week-ends
part time, eSpcr pref. refs BRAD.
LEY DRUGS. 5000 Arlington I'd Of
Bethesda Md. -
DRUG CLERK, experienced, no Sun.
days, good salary plus commits.
s!ons, hosp etc Sfu-s55, accord.
ing TO Pxper HIGGERS DRUG
JulG Conn. ave NV -
ENGINELR. colored. must have ftf
class license For modern ant. bldg
Salary and quarters See Mr. Crane
J. A, McKEEVER co INC. II3.
< 81 NV. ST 3-sS0O -
ENGINEER. white: 5th-class license
experienced in general maintenance
and oil burner for 7O-unit apart.
ment Salary and living quarters
for couple only Box 3li-L Star
ENGINEER. CHIEF, white. 3rd class
license. large, exclusive apartment
building, good salary, Including
apartment. Must have local ref.
erences. Call resident MANAGER. NO
1-3bUO
ENGINEERING AND sLRvICEMAN--
Local distributor OF nationally ad.
yertised heating and air condition.
ing equipment wants man TO heaC
up engineering service and installa
ton departments Box 23i-R. Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-03
DRIVERS-SAL

For ice cream vending route, excel
lent earnings for honest hardwork-
ing men. Apply IN person only
JACK AND JILL. 1919 l. St sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-03

AUTO MECHANIC, hydramatic man:
plenty OF work. GOOD working con-
ditions: company benefits: steady
MATTINGLY, AP. 10000. .