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Payroll System Service
SHAW-WALKER co.
COS 18th ST. NV.

IT you have had payroll experience.
like to call on people, are between
70 ana 70; you should be interested
Spot" payroll plan in customers
Offices and instructing their per-
sonnet in its use. Pleasant work
and associates. Good starting sal
airy with complete employe benefits
and excellent promotion emporium
lily Interviews 8 to 5. No appt.
necessary.
PIANO PLAYER (whiteI, young. SS5
per week: work half an hour on
the hour. Apply at JOHNEY'S. 800
9Th eft 50 after = m 1h
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CLERK
RECORD DEBT

Young woman. 1885 yrs. Of age,
who is capable Of handling a de-
tailed assignment. Good eyesight
be available TO work 2 out OF
weekends. Apply Personnel. Room
602. Open weekdays. S:30-b and
Sat. 9-12. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
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NEEDLE WOMAN, expert. for church
embroidery: can be done on your
own time. Box 1870. Star.
NURSES. practical and undergrad
yates. white, under so. for hospital
and convalescent home; must live
in, for eony. home. Apply after 10
am, 2140 x st. NV. -
NURSE, white, 23-45: live In or out:
for private hospital. References.
CO. 5-4754. %
NURSE WANTED. for general duty
in doctors once. Registered or
practical. Must furnish own trans
portation. Adelphia area, Hystts-
vile, II interested, call HE. A.
6I24 between 0 and IL am, for
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DESK CLERK

D1dJHh OAIkNEk
Experienced Telephone Operator
JEROME BRODIE Oh, 4-o3O(
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Manicurist- RECEPTIONS


For modern beauty salon; exper.
LORRAINE HAIR STYLIST, $40
Queens Chapel I'd. ne.
MEDICAL LAB TECHNICIAN--WeIl
qualified and capable of taking
charge Of large clinical laboratory.
Full or part time. Jul 9-b6I0. - Q
MEDICAL SECRETARY, for patholo-
gtst: attractive salary. vacation and
sick leave; meals on duty. AR
LINGToN HOSPITAL. IA. $4,000,
Ext. 81. %
MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNI-
Clan, to work In Northwest DR.. q
ONCE Once. CO. 6-OS97; home.
MEDICAL LABORATORY technician.
certified for 300-bed modern hos
pital. Basic 40-hr. week. mo.
vacation; maintenance available.
Personnel ONCE WASHINGTON
MARYLAND
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whose property has to be moved
is entitled to the same consid-
Grafton that the Government
would give to a roadside hot dog
stand" he said.
Set Debate on Revenue
Ways and Means Committee
Chairman Cooper. Democrat of
Tennessee. explained the reve-
niue raising provisions in the bill.
AS he requested, the committee
allowed two hours of general de-
bate under no-amendment rule
on that section.
NoNone took issue with Mr..
Cooper's prediction that the pro-
posed new or increased taxes
would obtain the amount of
revenue he estimated for a To-
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payments to public utilities
would sideswipe the taxpayer.
AS cleared by the House Rules
Committee after an all-day
hearing yesterday, the parlia-
mentary path for five hours of
general debate tomorrow will
hardly be a legislative freeway
The rule bans changes in the
bills proposed rates and appli-
cation of taxes on gasoline, tires,
tubes, and trucks, buses and
trailers. Those levies over a To-
year period would raise the Gov
ernment's $38 billion share of the
$5l,5 billion 13-year building
program.
Trouble Over Construction
But something of a parliament
tary free for-all seemed likely to
result from the committees de-
cision to allow attempts to
amend the construction sections
Of the measure.
Several of the Rules Commit
tee members. as we'll as other
House members who testified.
said they would try to have the
House knock out the provision
authorizing the Secretary of
Labor to order payment of pre-
vailing wages" on the highway
program.
Rules Committee Chairman
Smith. Democrat of Virginia.
who has criticized the Supreme
Court for rulings he said in
vaded the rights of States, de-
clared this provision would
amount to having the Federal
Government legislate for States.
He added that nothing, for in
stance. would prevent Secretary
OF Labor Mitchell from ordering
that the Districts prevailing
wage scale be paid to workers
on a stretch of highway in his
home community of Warrenton.
Representative Delaney, Dem
ocrat of New York. a Rules Com
mittee member, noted that the
bill would have the Federal Gov
eminent pay 80 per cent of the
cost Of a 40,000-mile interstate
highway network envisioned in
the bill. He commended the Gov
eminent ought to have some
thing to say about the wage
rate.
Fears Foot In the Door"
Mr.. Delaney conceded. how
ever, that another possible dan
ger existed in such massive Fed
eral OUTLAWS. He said Federal
payment of 80 per cent. or $24.8
billion. of the interstate high
way part Of the program might
be a foot in the door" for States
and local communities to demand
equally generous Federal con-
tributions in other Federal State
undertakings.
The committee showed par
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to public utilities for the cost
of relocating their equipment be-
cause of highway construction
There were estimates that this
would cost the taxpayers as
much as So billion. Representa-
tive Dempsey. Democrat of New
Mexico. denounced this as a
move to benefit the utilities more
than the taxpayers.
Representative Brown, Repub-
lican of Ohio, commended such
la provision, if equitably admin
Iistered, was necessary to protect
small utility companies. He re-
marked that vast corporations
would not be affected in the same
proportionate degree.
"A small utility company
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year period to finance the 49,
year construction program. But
several members said they were
apprehensive that the overall
construction cost eventually
would exceed the estimates. They
said no one could forecast what
might happen to wages of work.
ers and prices of materials dur
ing the next 13 wears.
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trict Judge H. H. Grooms of
Birmingham lacked authority to
issue his order Of June 90, 1855,
requiring it to admit Miss Lucy
and Polly Anne Myers. Negroes,
as students.
It said Federal law required
the setting up of a special three
judge district court to issue such
an Injunction. After Judge
Grooms issued the injunction,
his action was upheld by a three
judge United States circuit court
in New Orleans.
The university's appeal fur
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ther asserted that individual
members Of the university's
Board Of Trustees were indis-
pensable parties to the injunc-
ton action. The injunction was
issued against William F. Adams,
dean of admissions.
Finally, the appeal questioned
whether the two Negroes were
entitled to have their suit de-
cided as a class action, thereby
comforting on others of their
race the same rights granted by
Judge Grooms' order.
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Alabama U. Files
High Court Plea
In Lucy Case
BY the Associated Press


The University of Alabama
has filed in the Supreme Court a
challenge of a District Court
order last year opening its doors
ito Autherine Lucy and other
qualified Negroes.
The appeal filed yesterday
contends that United States Dis
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Leading Producer

DETROIT.-About 10 per cent
of all the worlds passenger auto
mobiles are produced in factories
in the United States.
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Side Issues in Roads Bill
Stir Biggest Arguments
BY ROBERT X. WALSH

Byway problems rather than main highway dumped
the disputed material in front Of the House today
of debate the huge construction
Those supposed sdssues brought charges
would States rights a prevailing
requirement would crush small communities
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ticular interest also in the pro-
vision for payment of allowances
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HELP--MEN

R0UTEMAN, reliable, for established
linen supply route. References re-
quired. Apply CENTRAL LINEN
SERVICE. 2147 Queens Chapel I'd.
me-. LA. 6-1500. lis
ROUTE SALESMEN-3 men, age
23-45 with previous sales expert
ence. to work established routes
for well-known food products man
ufacturer and distributor. Must be
honest, ambitious. willing to work
3 full days o week for guaranteed
salary and commission. vacation
with pay, disqualification and other
benefits: union job. Applicants
must stand strict check on refer
ence. Apply 2215 Adams place ne.
or phone LA. $1,000. ask for MR..
PARKS. III
SALES COUNSELOR-We can use 3
additional family counselors. Your
age Is no barrier. A good man
should earn $4,000 to $4,000 an
nually. Call CO. 5-75Sl for per
sonal interview. --16
SALESMAN, to sell and manage lge
used-car lot. Must be fully expert
enced handling paper and per-
sonnet; wonderful position to right
parity long hours. Full particulars,
talk only to MR.. ODELL, LU.
2-S300. liz
Observation-Disclosures route. for
wholesale candy and tobacco COM
pany, must have car. Apply 1914
4th st. NV. lis
SALESMAN. LIQUOR STORE, after
4 or 5 pm; and sats;;a $i;5o hr.
ABBEY PERSONNEL, 1888 EYE NV.
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MEN. white; opening for ., to work
With manager on established route
MR.. MURRAY, Room 402. laos. G
MEN. e5-4O-we are in a position
to hire and train under very ex-
perienced personnel, statesmen who
can handle and sell our merchan-
disc. Our men are paid salary.
commission and bonus. plus COM
pany transportation or car allow
ance. Many large company bene-
fits Apply in person, Mr.. Bryan.
SINGER CO., 3421 Conn. ave. NV.
liz
MEN-Excellent openings for . men,
full-time; also .part-time; married
men preferred; full-time can aver
age over 500 per week; full estab-
famous everyday necessities assure
steady high earnings; no sales ex-
perience necessary. but must be
able to furnish character refer
ences. For details, apply FULLER
BRUSH CO., oil National Press
Bldg, 14th and F SITS. NV. or phone
Dl 7-4417 or DI. 1-349S. is
MEN. (3l white. to. work on appli..
ance delivery truck; Apply BRAY
& SCAREF SALES. INC. 12ll
M TgNSkeF eTDs1,. st, mn IN perma-s i
crews. plenty Of work. Cali Mr.
White WA .1-13s3. -16
YOUNG MAN, over 81 WIS. Of age
for retail liquor store. Must have
d. c, drivers permit and local city
bus. refs Good salary. BOULE-
WARD LIQUOR STORE, 2106 E st.
NV, NE. S-476l. Is
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Colored. 21-35 yrs. Of age must be
1amlllar with Wash. area and have
a D. C.. drivers permit. Clear traffic
F Foo a X REQUIRED 0nrn Apply Personnel
and Sat, 9-l2. No phone calls,
THE EVENING STAR
l101 PENNA. AVE. NV.
TRADE ASSOCIATION EXECUTIVE,
young man with some statistical
training; must also have ability to
write. and to meet people gra-
ciously; excellent opportunity for
right person. State qualifications,
FRH oy iaa ae s,. salary requirements.
TOOL MAKER. part time: day or
evening hours; must be exper. in
die making. Call Gaithersburg
TRACTOR TRAILER DRIVERS
Must be experienced; new operation.
road to roundhouse at Duke street,
down the end Of Holland lane. Alex
andria,. Virginia. starting Monday,
SG " ;s5 SoHNsoNss OH TRAS II &F
TRUCK DRIVER. age $500: eIec-
p: c.. Maryland and Virginia. Call
Mr.; ed EoLAHERTY after pm. tn.
nv BENCHMAN. pleasant surround
ings, good pay. Call Mr.. Robin
son. after pm. SIMMS RADIO
60, 1910 18th st. ne. LA; g.
~ REPAIRMAN. outside calls is car
furnished, DOWD'S, 44lS Conn.
ave. NV. EN-. 1890. %
TV SERVICEMEN. outside. expert
seneed. permanent, fun time. Excel
l ,St, firm: FOX g. KAsMIR, 3542
~ sEsRFvpicisEMEN, fun and TI part
time; experienced, outside: top pay
and paid vacation. PENN TELEVI-
SION Co. 90s 18th st. Sc. II
uPHoIsTERER Experienced on only.
UPHOLSTERER. fully experienced.
Part time ia. 9-la17 NORTH
WEST INTERIORS. 423a 9th St
WASHING MACHINE sERvICEMAN,
outside work experienced on auto.
washers; car furnished: good SAL
organization for right man. Give
references and experiences. Box
WAs ASH gar MACHINE serv mrS
must know Maytag and Whirlpool:
salary open. Call IA. 9-330O. III
WASH RACK MEN--Good working
conditions. Apply in person to Mr.
Mattingly. new car get ready dept
PALMER FORD. INC, BIO Hamil-
ton ST.. Hyattsville. Md lis
WOOL PRESSER, experienced. white
or colored man OF woman: hos
pitalization, vacation with paw.
Apply 623 G st. NV. See MR.. MAY.
WOOL PRESSER-Exper Apply 3706
14th st. NV RA. 6-0444 liz
YARD SUPERINTENDENT me-
chanic. white or colored; 12 months
employment. Phone OF. 4-7300
for appointment. lis
MAN. white. for counter position I'M
wholesale warehouse to fill i'm
mediate vacancy. Must be eager
and willing to work. Call JOHN
BOYLE, LA. 6-3720. III
MAN. white to drive light delivery
truck and help in warehouse. must
have refs and D. c. permit. and
know METROPOLITAN area. Apply
1000 10th st. ne. lis
MAN, so TO 65 to assist mgr. in LIST
class guest house. knowledge Of
maintenance and switchboard
pref. RIM, board and salary. NO.
7-611h, IL
MAN WANTED
Local territory; age 10 to 80.
Married. car. starting salary, $50
per week plus commission. Call NE
S-0755. liz
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HELp-MEN

YOUNG MEN, to work with stock
bilious. can advance to retail shoe
sales and window trimming. For
appointment. call Mr.. Frazier. uN.
4-4700. WATERS SHOES, 5426 An
napoliS I'd. Bladensburg. Md. -16
MEN from Arlington and
surrounding area, white, age 1915,
Hours pm. to s pm. now, and
out. Must be neat appearing and
at 2030 N. 10th ST.. Arl, Va,
rm. B-4. between 3 and 4,30 pm.
ATTENTION statesmen. Excel.
career opportunity with Playtex.
This national manufacturer with
extensive national saturation adj
vertising and the leader in its field
has unusual opportunity for high
type mature man between the ages
necessary successful selling back:
ground of nationally advertised
packaged goods or other consumer
products to drug, department.
specialty, and syndicated stores.
specialized selling experience will
be considered. To such a man. we
all tAC&ucANC UlOlCNtCQ WI
tory with several hundred estab-
lished accounts. Earnings in ex-
cess Of $4,000. including substan-
tial draw against commission, late
model automobile and expenses.
plus unusual opportunity for per-
sonal growth within our rapidly
expanding organization. Head
quarters, Washington, D. c., plus
outlying counties of nearby Vir-
ginia and Maryland. Men qualify
ing are invited tn write in con-
fidence in full detail. giving age,
education, martial status, and
complete previous work history.
Local interviews. Box 2S1-A. Star
WHITE MAN, under IS,
with knowledge Of office procedure
as desk clerk, 4 pm. till IL pm.
IN e residential hotel. Live in. DE.
coon UsED-CAR MAN, who knows
how to clean cars and other
maintenance work regarding. used
cars. Must be sober and reliable.
Salary open. LOVING CHEVRO-
LET, 1889 East-West hwy. Silver
Spring. Md. Apply Mr.. Tolson:.
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CASHIER

An excellent opportunity 10 enjoy
the finest OF working conditions with
one Of Washington's foremost furni-
ture stores. You must be expert
enced. and a knowledge OF the Ma
tional Cash Register posting ma
chine would be helpful; b-day. 40-hr
week; see Mr.. Haspel at once for
pers 1nal interview.
VIM. E. Miller Furniture Co.
Pa. Ave. at 9th st. Sc.
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ADM. sEcy. TO $500
"June Graduate"

thine grows short" Have you
decided where you will work after
graduation?
Come in and let US tell you about
the many openings with local and
national CO.'S which We can obtain
for YOU.
5 DAYS. 35-HoUR WEEK
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BANK TRAINEES, excel. future;
finest oppor.; his. edu.; good pay;
perm: interest. work. See Mr.:
Black at BOYD'S. cor. 18th and
O SITS, inquire, Ma. s-234O.
shampoo, manicurist;
steady work with future; salary
open. exclusive clientele: GUILBo.
and Sunday. DU. S-O6s4. lie
BEAUTICIAN, sxperience manieuIist.
mission and bonus. Hours: . to
$50. Apply IN person. The PLAZA
BEAUTY sStcN. 4447 Conn ave.
BEkUTICIANs. steady work: new
salon NELLA SALON OF
BEAUTY, laS Missouri ave. NV,
sTYLIsT. fun and part
so ms shSs psid S ssais Fs ns
ton. Modern air conditioned salon;
5-day wk. Apply in person. THE
LaROMAINE BEAUTY SALON,
1903 Park I'd. NV. -
(21. for exclusive sa-
lon; top salary; commission; BERk;
N5sF ave- BEAUTY nT wo sA s.Sass 4295
good hours. air-cond.
girl for Saturdays. RIGGS PARK
BEAUTY SALON. tn. 2-73S4. go
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced:
salary plus commission. CLARE
MONT BEAUTY SALON. XII, s.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, exper,: top
salary and comm; 5-day week.
pike. District Hgts., Md. RE. 6-7SSO.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. young girl.
finished school. who would like to
eofPgEg R9df a5O4 Conn }ss s sss HT
BAE Ri S oPkRAToE omen or vom-
Langley Park, Alex. and shirling-
ton. Salary and commission. Call
Mr.. Jules, XII. 5000. lis
BEAUTY OPERATOR, Sc. Wash
ington. All-round. Must be ex-
perienced. SIS week guaranteed
plus commission. week paid vaca-
ton; Apply in person, 1896 Suit
B isaG T. OPERATOR, top salary;
orator ste o VANITY SHOP Cali M.
Paiano, NO, 7-4SS4, 10. S-5165.
BEAUTY OPERATORS. (2p licensed
beginners. Young and willing to
learn: $50 per week plus commits.
zion to start. Apply in person. 1926
BEAUTY sHaoP RECEPTIoNIsT. ex-
perience necessary; neat in appear
ance; also man or woman halr
stylist: good salary: apply in per
son. 3713 Newark st. NV, Wo;- g.
BSoNORKEEPER, through trial bal.
fnF 1A-UaOF.nld Fn0QmRTT1Al
downtown ONCE: 5-day week: eroup
disqualification. discount privileges.
Starting salary $50 per week.
JULIAN SAVAGE. CO. 6-S3S3.
B0OKKEEPER-TYPIST,. for con-
strHctiTn e cespS ,d Bethesda hGDn,ntm Srea
experienced for con-
struction office; Hyattsville. Ae-
counts payable, purchase book. bank
reconciliation and other varied du-
ties, Gall uN ,4S39S9, IL
s sSeis sRSD 100 Ssa Conn oOs ave- s3AN
BooKKEEPER. cPA, exper. to ham
die finance dept. Of large national
org: Conn. ave. area. Start 5000.
ELIZABETH PINKSTON PERSON
MEL COUNSELL1NG SERVICES.
1925 Conn. ave. NV. Room 2l5.
BooKKEEPiNG MACHINE operator.
will train. downtown Alex, 5 days,
$3.50. POTOMAC EMPL.. OIL King
ST.. Alex. XII. 9-5055.
experienced for cafete-
ria: 5h-day week: no Sundays or
holidays. Apply in person. $50 18TH
for fine lady's apparel
shop. neat, intelligent, accurate
with figures Excellent salary.
RocHEL's, 1910 F st. NV. If
for flower store: perma-
nent position, sick leave and other
benefits. Apply SMALL'S, 1901
CASHIER, immediate opening in
dining room Of AMBASSADOR
HOTEL. Experience necessary. APP
ply Personnel once, 1924 X 81.
NV, Room $40. lis
CASHIER, restaurant, am. to
4 pm, S45 and meals COLUMBIA
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, 1341 O
ST., suite 224. NE. $1,000.
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HELP-MEN

ANNAPOLIS AREA-college student
or teacher, for vacation position;
unusual opportunity: chance for
permanently; S640 for so days.
Come in to see H. C. SHAW, Satur-
day. May 10. Carvel Hall. Annapo-
PART-TIME UsHERs for drive-in
theater; evening hrs; live in vic.
Falls Church: 75c an hr. JE; s.
RETIRED OFFICER or retired Gov
eminent worker, or similar GENTLE
man. to visit Government and
other ofhcss as business missionary
steady worker who can make
friends with groups and other
chiefs. Starting salary $50 per
week. See MR. MARS. Canal at
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS ONLY,
10 to II after school. Guaranteed
81 per hour plus. See. MR., LORI
MER RIM. 327, Portland Bldg,
AiTTENTfoS.O MiLITARY PERSON
NEL--Earn as much as $25 per
day, in your ofi-duty hours; does
not interfere with your military
duty. For further info, come to
DICK WILLIAMS. INC. 1881 Bla-
c daHSGHnfF 70 INSURANCE Sisi UNDER!
WRITER--College background re-
uuired. II not fully qualified in all
lines, we will give supplementary
training. Permanent position, with
excellent future prospects. AMERI-
CAN SURETY CO.. 521 Southern
Bldg, 18th and H SITS. NV. IL
DO YOU LIKE PEOPLE? Have you
had service sales, station attendant,
or retail sales experience? Would. you
like to be secure and earn from
So 900 to $1,000 annually. so men
with similar experience prove that
1t can be done. We pay you while
we train you. Apply in person to
Mr.. Lubbes before 10 am. Monday
through Friday.
MANHATTAN LAUNDRY
1928 FLORIDA AVE. NV:
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SALESMAN
Unusual Industrial
Sales Opportunity

For an established industrial sales
man, living and working in the
WASHINGTON area not satisfied with
his present income. this Is an excep-
tional opportunity
Our products comprise com.
pletely inteerated line for industrial
and institutional equipment They
are not seasonal They are sold or
q performance guarantee.
For the right man 1t amounts Il
being in business Of his own. with.
out making an investment. Most Of
our men have been with US for many
years and large portion are in the
flve-flgure income bracket
All present accounts will be turned
over at once to the man selected
Territory is fully protected-no
house accounts
Full commission on all repeat
business and on mail orders.
The man. selected will be fully
backed by national advertising, d.
rect mail followup. fine Home Of
flee cooperation. and help and
training in the field.
Phone MR.. W. j, MILLER at the
Raleigh Hotel on Thursday.
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SALESMAN

ARE YOU A SALESMAN? II sou
are we can use you in a fast-moving
organization selling a well known
and widely advertised line of COM
bination storm windows, doors.
JEALOUSY units. aluminium and plastic
awnings and canopies. This Is a
good opportunity for a lifetime po-
sition. Call ia. $4,000 for appt
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ATTENTIONS:
REAL ESTATE
statesmen

We are prepared to make outstand-
ing offer to experienced real estate
statesmen. Higher listing commission.
higher sales commission. Growing
office can use several ambitious men
full time. Write Box Ala. Star.
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SALESMAN

Washington's most pro-
greSsive heating and air con-
ditioning wholesaler needs an
additional experienced and
aggressive sales representa-
tive for servicing established
accounts and development Of
new ones in the Metropolitan
Area. We have the products
and theecustomers to assure
good income to the right man.
Call MRS. HANDY at ME.
S-l0H0 for ar amt. III
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HELP-MEN

sALEsMEN-2 men needed at once.
II you can sell. you will make ex-
ceptionsl money; Az inside selling;
sarv but helpful. substantial salary
plus commission. Apply in person
to SWANK FURNITURE. 1f15 H
ST. ne. Please do not call. LIZ
SALES AND SERVICE SEWING MA
CHINE MAN, experienced; must be
honest, sober and willing TO work.
Steady position. Refs. required
TRANSPORTATION furnished. RE 2
2311. 929 st. NV. LII
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sERVICEMEN
SERV1CEMEN
COLLEGE MEN AND
GOVERNMENT WORKERS

We have openings. full or part
time. in our sales dept; position
perm, proven, with hours TO suit
your convenience. Average part
time. $50: full time, 500 wkly. No
exper dec For appt. call personnel
manager. ia 5-570l. 30
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