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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-15
CRISIS IN THE ScHOoLs-H
Learning Is Speeded
When There Is Help
BY JAMES G. DEANE

ago. 1l-yearod youngster enrolled in the
fifth grade at Kimba Elementary School with tested reading
vocabulary Today this boy reading in second
grade teacher hopes to have him up to fourth
This striking progress according Miss Dorothy Lewis Kim
principal the kind of educational speedup
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-15

This is the eleventh Of series OF
articles on teaching problems in the
District public schools. The lost
article will appear tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-15

made continuous attempts to prisoners loyalty to
their country their religion and their fellow prisoners
Throughout the entire period and especially during the
difficult winter of 9505 the lesson in this story of Jesus
the wilderness my mind frequently and sustained
Tomorrow Jack Madden
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-15
A Thnught fur Tuhay
Lenten Reflections on Fovorte Stories
From the Bible by People You Know
BY AIR FORCE CAPT. WALDRON BERT
Former Prisoner Of War

In the wilderness tasted for 40 days and 40 nights
After this period of self denial the devil appeared before
him.
The devil proposed that the Son of God turn stones into
oaves of bread In said Man shall not live
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-15
Startled

A man passing the Nat
uralization Building at Sew
enteenth and F streets NV.
the other evening took a
long look at one of the third
floor windows.
A light was on in the
room, and there was a sill
houette of a helmeted man.
Enough light was coming
from the street so that a
face could be seen, staring
skyward.
Our informant was puz-
zled, wondering if an air
alert had been sounded. His
mind was eased when he
passed the spot again, in
daylight, and saw it was one
of those cut-Out recruiting
posters of the Air Force, de-
picting a helmeted pilot
from waist up.
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Rambling

A recently published map of
Washington and its vicinity
shows a ~. S. Censor's Bu-
reau" at Suitland, Md. 8.
A fellow who dropped in at
one of those penny arcades on
Ninth street during intermis-
sion at the Shubert says the
arcade was empty except for
the manager, who was lean
ing on a pinball machine
reading Murder in a Penny
Arcade"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-15
The
Rambler
Man Is Furtive
In His Kindness
By JACK JONAS

A scraggly kitten, obviously
underfed, was sitting in front
of a restaurant on Pennsyl-
vania avenue near Ninth
street.
Someone had bought a pint
carton of milk, torn off the
top, and set it on the sidewalk
for the kitten. BY now it had
drunk down as far as its
tongue would go.
A man stopped and ripped
off some more of the carton,
so the kitten could reach the
rest of the milk.
Another man passed by,
turned back to the kitten in
one of those double takes,
then started on again. He
paused to look back a second
time. Then he wheeled into
the restaurant.
He came out a few minutes
later, juggling a hot ham
burger pattie in one hand.
He sidled up to the kitten,
and looked up and down the
street. When he felt nobody
was looking, he stopped hast
lily and dropped the ham,
burger in front of the kitten.
Then he Strengthened and
hurried up Pennsylvania ave-
nue., like a man afraid he
might get caught in a mo-
ment of kindness.
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Hierarchy

Here's one last bit from the
Flower Show:
A reader reports he saw the
old Army game of paSs-the-
buck in operation there during
a demonstration of flower ar
ranging.
The chief arranger had an
assistant, who had three as
sistants. Came time to provide
water for the flowers, and the
chief arranger handed a small
vial to her principal assistant
and said, Water"
The principal assistant
looked at it, handed it to the
next assistant in line, and
said, water"
The vial went on down to
the lowest assistant. She had
nobody to turn to, and went
to get the water.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-15
Nonchulunt

A lady we know said she saw
a woman the other day who
may we'll believe that all the
worlds a stage and Pennsyl-
vania avenue one of its dress
ing rooms.
She says the woman STOP
ped on the sidewalk near
. Thirteenth street, reached
down and took off one of her
shoes. Then she reached into
a bag, pulled out another shoe
and put it on. She repeated
the performance with the
other foot, then walked on
nonchalantly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-15
SIG

There's a sign on the
counter at the Tenth Pre-
cinct which informs Gus
toners: 1--WE Always Give a
Fair Deal. We Shoot Square"
To illustrate the final
sentence, there is a cannon
shooting a square shot. In
side the square, a wag has
penciled: go Days."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-15

Tomorrow: Jack Madden
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Puzzled

A fellow we know in Vir-
ginia agrees that visitors to
Washington should be given
courteous treatment, but
he's been puzzling over this
one since it happened.
He and his wife OCCASION
ally take a taxicab to their
home in Virginia, and the
fare - $3.50 - has never
varied. Last week, friends
came to visit. They got into
a cab at Union Station, the
hacker took them to our
friends Virginia home and
found the house after con-
siderable searching. The
fare was So,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-29

approval enjoyment beautiful
Floor From head changed the
ping pleasure every while
neuhed and designers and skilled this hand
Now with everything in ready offer sh
before You'll find
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-29

WOmen's Shoes by:
Il PANDORA . l. MILLER
DELISO DEBS . PALIZZIO
PARADISE MATRIX
SBICCA . GRAYFLEX
AIR STEP . AMALFI
RHYTHM STEP . JOYCE
SWAN . COMPLIES
TOWN AND COUNTRY
DANIEL GREEN . CLINIC
SPALDING . BERNARDO
MILLERKINS by /. MILLER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-29

in top fashion shoes and millinery. Fab
RIGS, styles, coIors, and textures have
never been more thrilling. There's q
greater size selection, too, for your added
convenience. We've welcomed several
famous shoe and hat names" to our al
ready proud roster 4. created new
slipper and casual shoe bar ). CLAM
curious new setting for the Millinery
Salon these are few Of the wonderful
changes. Our heartfelt thanks for your
patience and goodwill during the re-
modelling. We're looking forward to
seeing you, tomorrow. in our new Shoe
and Hat Center on the End Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-29
Beautiful Hats by:

MISS ALICE . GUSTAVO
BEATRICE MARTIN
DAJON . HELEN JOYCE
IRENE Mr.. JOHN
KARO . VIM. SLOVENIAN
TONI OF CALIFORNIA
BETTINE . BOUTIOUE
CHESTERFIELD . GAGE
DAJONETTE . GOTHAM
HERBERT BERNARD
Mr.. PHIL . MR.. IRVING
REGGI OF WILTSHIRE
PHYLLIS . AMY COLBY
DACHETTES . CHARMERS
BETMAR . MADCAPS
NELL . SUZY . EDDI
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, OUR JOB is
TO PLACE YOU
IN THE
RIGHT JOB!

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HELP-MEN Cont

ACCOUNTANT. junior for CPA;
must be graduate, some experience
desirable but not necessary. Salary
commensurate with qualifications
Box l3S-R. Star. II
age 2S-43. for we'll
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heavy machinery $1,000
Asst Supyr., road constr. $4,000
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When answering ddpeYttsemRnIs
addressed to Star boxes do NOT
enclose original references. photo
graphs or other materials OF per-
Sorui value. Copies Serve the pun
pose. Originals mav Get lost.
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ADVENTURE

ADVENTURE
IN GOOD COMPANY FOR LESS!
spARTS or Switzerland, large 4
motor plane, SEQ
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HOLY LAND. Egypt and Europe
Fascinating study: $i4S5
AROUND THE WORLD: IS days
20 exotic countries incl India anc
Oiympics. with sightseeing. S2,4S5
Congenisl travel companions with
college professor Open to all Ad-
venture, art. comfort.
Free ticket or commission TO groups
COLLEGE BUDGET TOURS. .3ls
Lincoln I'd. Wash. 2, NE. S-O0t0
mn 7-a1A3
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HELP-MEN
ACCT. overseas travel $1,000 plu,
ANN PALMER HAYNES
1ndustrial Personnel consultant

Industrial Personnel Consultant
WORLDWIDE PLACEMENT
Client interviewing this office
Monday, April .; positions Boston:
client pays placement fee and re-
location expenses
Design Engrs.. exper. drainage SyS-
TENS. sewage disposal 10 Si0.uD0
Spec. Writers, BSCE, complete specs,
bidding documents, contracts,
GOVT projects Salary open
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PERSONAL tCont. J

WAKE UP AND Positive
thinking, peter conversation and
personality, happiness. Glass in
struction. Du. 1-2234 %
BALL ROOM DANCING tausht men
or women, privately or IN groups.
My home q yours; J9; 2:SA89
tretiredI ladies. any ase, may live
and have individual care and love.
Prefer the quiet. senile type. The
house is large. ) porcheS, lawn,
water. Warm In winter. cool in
summer. The best food. fresh esgs,
poultry, choice meats. fresh fruit
and and Vssgetssbles; Guests must %
the habits Of cultured. Christian
people. For such We are. Rates
S37.50 wk; and up. Pull details
HAIR TIMING. a5-yrs. exp. clairo
or Roux tint. S:i.5n compl. Perm.
So. FRENCH BEAUTY SHOP, es2l
All ATTRACTIVE. MUCH TRAY.
town car or yourSl anywhere,
trips. sight seeing or as personal
shopper Messenger or confidential
asst Box ag2-R Star,
PLANS, excel lent
drawn, for new homes and addi-
tions Prepared for permit ap-
prevail. Done reasonably. 10. A.
Bl3U
HORSE FARM OWNER desires con-
tact with man familiar with race
horses and trotters to advise on
possible purchase Of q few thor
oughbredS Good proposition for
settled man. Write PARKER, 2l3i
Wyoming ave. NV.
HYPNOSIS--Private or small group
instruction for doctors, dentists,
students, etc Phone EN-. 2-19s7;
FOR MATURE PERSONS in good
health, not needing nursing care,
lge. exouisitelv frt. rm.; 3 Ice. win
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per week. sos mo. 3 meals and
Sun. breakfast. $40 Also smaller
rooms, proportionatelv less. pU.
MOTHER WILL CARE for baby full
time or DAY Licensed. Takoma
PARK. JU. 5-656:.
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1927 Conn. ave. nv, Mr.. TooMBs.
II
CAMERA statesmen = Permanent
position with future in Alexandria.
MR.. LEVIN. XII. g-271I
CARETAKER. white, for place in
country; can be handicapped; ref.
required. ia 2-577S.
CARPENTER-PAiNTER, white. 1st-
class mechanic only, with general
knowledge OF home improvements.
able to estimate and handle smaller
Jobs on own. Permanent for rieht
man. Refs, bonoable. Please call
WO. 6.2166 and leave phone no
CARPENTER. experienced in remodo
cling and repair. Monday s am.
g3I H 81. NV II
CARPENTERS f2). skilled mechanics
for steady work on custom homes
in Rock Greek Hills. Report Job
ga04 East Bexhll dr.. Monday
am. JAY WoHLFARTH, builder.
CARPENTERS, rRIM-Year-round
ton. Apply $50 Monday mSrninr
to Mr.. Martin. 300 block of Vest
path Way, Sumner. Md. To reach:
Out Massachusetts ave "a mile be-
yond Westmoreland Circle to Sumner
entrance on your left. left on Fl.
Summer DIR to Overlea I'd. right on
Overlea to westpath Wsy and 500
block.
W. c. 4 A. N. MILLER
Development Company II
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ARCHITECTURAL
CRAFTSMAN
Assistant to Manager

Large garden type development
nearby suburban Nd, good salary
and apt. decentralization. life ms.
paid vacation. some knowledge OF
bookkeeping and rental experience
Car necessary
Write Riving brief resume and
phone number Replies confidential
BOX 55-R, STAR
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AUCTION SALES Cont
ADAM A. WESCHLER 4 SON
Auctioneerk.

UNITED STATES MARSHAL's SALE
OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE, By
virtue Of Writ OF Execution ISSUED
out OF the Clerks ONCE Of the
United States District Court for thu
District OF Columbia and to me d.
rected, I will sell by PUBLIC auction
trance Geo Of Il the Court u HOUSE tr " on John
Marshall Place NV, Washington
d. c., on Friday. April 90, 1856
at . O'Clock PM, all Of the right
title and interest of the defendant
Margaret r.. Tucker in the follow
described real estate in tho
District Of Columbia to-wit Lo
SOC in Square 5179 improved BY
a two-Story and basement semi
detached brick store and dwellins
known as No. 1910 Deane ave
N E, seized and levied upon a:
property OF the Defendant, Mar
saret R.. Tucker. and sold to salts
iy a judgement at Law No NJ. C
2l63-55. in favor of James o
Holmes, Plaintiff, CARLTON 9
BEALL. United States Marshal In
and for the District Of Columbia
mh3 -apl ,2,3. 4 90. .a,l0,1l,
12,1I14.l5,l6.17.1S.lq
Trustees Foreclosure Sale
At public autcion Thursday. April g.
at p m, in front OF premises, OF
improved real estate in
"Edgemoor," Bethesda. Md. con.
tanning ~, lao Sa. IT, improved by
spacious residence No, 54.5 Moor
land lane. FREDERICK r, GIBBS
NE S-3440.
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AUTO PAINTER, good Job for
earnings. ROSsLYN AUTO BODY
CO., 1877 North Lynn St. Arl.. Va,
AUTO. PARTS CLERK. Ford. Lin
coin. Mercury. experienced only.
ALTO fTT ii FPARr staS MAN or will C con-
Job. Salary. s55 TO $50 per wk.
Myers, BENNING AUTO SALES.
AUTO PARTs AND EatujIPPMiES II
SALESMAN - Old established local
firm has opening for one expert
enced salesman. D. C.; Va. and
brands handled: commission basis
with, starting salary guaranteed:
excellent working conditions. Give
full particulars In reply. Our en-
ployes know Of this a. Box ass
Afro PARTS MAN wanted by wash
operating the most modern ir-con:
ditioned parts dept. in the city. If
YOU have GIN exp. or other type,
cts talk about 1t. See Mr.. Whit
tlesey al BARRY PATE CHEvRo-
LET. 1l30 Conn. ave. NV. 3
AUTO SALESMAN-Increasing our
present force BY one man; excel
lent lob for right man: most active
used-car lot in the METROPOLITAN
sition for experienced. clean-cut.
used-car salesman: wonderful work.
ing conditions. REINES MOTOR
CO.. 1870 Wilson blvd. Arl,. Va,
AUTO sALEsMAN-Ford. Our small
sub. place makes best deals. Great
potential pot Il yop ga can keep e.. active 1r
Heinlein. TAKoMA MOTOR CO
Takoma Park Nd.
AUTO SALESMAN--One Of Amer.
ica's largest Ford Dealers needs
aggressive. hard-hitting statesmen
DESTROYS Of making $4,000 pei
year selling Americas fastest
ing car: liberal pay plan. S35 pei
WesG salary Ss, Th srs learning Irdi Fem IN
hts Phone for appt.. Mr.. Dici
Clarke OF Bob Rodes. PARKWAY
FORD. Pc $4,000. II
AUTO SALESMAN-IncreAsing oui
present force BY one man: excel
lent job for right man; most active
used-car lot In the Metropolitan
Washington Area: excellent propo
s9n tCI eTpsTienes So3F
inS CONDITIONS. REfNEs MoToF
CO.. lS4c Wilson blvd. Arl., Va
AUTOMOBILE sALEsMEN-e as
gressiye men for suburban FORI
DEALER. Excellent paw plan ant
manv company benefits. Good work
ina conditions and amrle floor time
Closed Sundays NORMAN FORD
s3l5 Baltimore ave. College Park
Nd, UN. 4-51O0. II
AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN-Splen
did opportunity for an experienced
man to become associated with one
Of Washington's oldest Ford deal.
erS. A producer can make rea'
nished. See Mr.. Wray. TRIANGLE
MOTORS. 3010 Rhode Island ave
ne II
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MEETING ROOMS
HELP-MEN

ACCOUNTANT, preferably a CPA,
TO manage q well-known plumbing
and heating concern In Silver
Sprinp area excellent opportunity
for right mas. Write Box ll4-L,
star IL
ACCOUNTANT--ArlinEton contrac-
tor desires Young man with &C.
counting education and experience
for responsible position. b-day
ms conditions Address replies to
20. Box 1893. Arlington. Va.
ACCOUNTANT, preferably with ex-
pericnce in production cost control,
GARNER LABORATORIES, OIL.
O.gnun II
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Invitation for Bids
Sub-ContractS for
Equipment for Iraq Dam
BIDS: JUNE !. 1853
SUBC0NTRACT FOR ANNEXES
TO :, INCLUSIVE
IRAQ GOVERNMENT
DEVELOPMENT BOARD
DERBENDI KHAN DAM


DEVELOPMENT BOARD
DERBENDI KHAN DAM
CONTRACT NO. 3
! Acting on behalf Of the Deve'
opment Board of the Government {
Iraq tenders are invited by DerhenC
Khan Dam Contractors OF BaRhda
for contractors for the supply
ing and installation OF Rl-Gatei
R2--Outlet Conduits and Power Pen
stocks; R3--Outlet Works Valves
Rj-Cantrv Crane: R5-Elevato,
RS--GeneratinE Units, and RI
Switchboards. Control Panel, an
Distribution Panelboard for Der
5endi Khan Dam on the Diyala
sirwan River some "3n kilometer
northeast of Baghdad. Irso.
Construction OF the dam ha
already begun and successful ten
derers will be REQUIRED tn enter int
contract with the Derhendi Khai
Contractors for this equipment
? Contract documents mas hc IN
spected al any OF the follovin
locations viz:
ta) The ofices ~ the Devel-
opment Board BaEhdad,
Cbl The Iraol Embassy at
london, England
(el The Tract Embassy at
Paris. France.
ID The Tract Embassy at
le) The Iraqi Embassy at
New Delhi. India.
~ The Iraqi Embassy at
Karachi. Paklstan.
(g) The Iraai Embassy at
Cairo, Egypt.
th) Royal Iraqi Legation at
Bonn. Germany.
ID Royal Iraei legation at
Brussels. Belgium
~ Royal Iraqi LEGATION At
lk) Egyptian Consulate at
Bern. Switzerland
% Of7ces OF the HsrZa En-
eiueerine Co. 400 West
Madison Street. Chicago,
cm) oriteSe's' o, the J. A. Jones
Construction Co, HOq W
Fourth Street. Charlotte.
North Carolina
M once nj the Reton-und
Monierba A. @ Goeth-
strssse 36a, Dusseldorf.
Germany
4 Firms desiring 70 tender ma
obtain copies Of the subcontra'
documents and drawings, toRetht
with the contract documents for II
Derbendi Khan Dam from the Of
Aces Of the Derbenti Khan Cor
tractors at (a) BaEhdad, Ira
442fA{1 Rashid Street: ibl Betor
und Monierbau, A. G., Dusseldorf
GERMANY. GoethstrasSe 36a; tc)
A. Jones Construction Co. Chariot
North Carolina. 900 W. Fourt
Street, upon a non-refundable PAL
ment Of $4,000.
s. Tenders must be written
English and six copies must be sui
mitted TO the Derbendi Khan Cor
/ tractors 200 w Fourth Stree
4 Charlotte North Carolina. and wi
be received up TO noon on
JUNE /, 1856
9. Tenders must be accompanis
/ by fun particulars of the tenderer
facilities for undertaking the woI
and experience Of executing work I
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ASST. NIGHT AUDITOR

WHITE: e5 TO As
Hours pm, to z am, nights
per week Experienced on MGR post
ing machine number 1000 or ac-
counting BACKGROUND necessary. Some
tvpinR helpful Employe benefits
after 2 months employment. Apply
Personnel once. MAYFLOWER HO-
TEL Conn. ave and DeSales st NV
ASSISTANT PARTS MANAGER for
suburban FORD DEALER Young
man. experienced not necessary as
we will train you Excellent working
conditions. good starting salary and
many company. benefits. Apply Mr.
Cook. Parts MANAGER NORMAN
FORD, S3l5 Baltimore ave. COLLEGE
Park Nd uN: a-5l9o. I'D
GERS. I2l,. TO MI day and nisht
shifts; excel. opportunity for risht
men. Salary plus bonus plan. Must
be exper. will be bonded Apply
In person ewes. PoWHA.TAN
GRILL, 1898 Powhatan st., Alex
Andria, Va
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AUTO SALESMAN

Used-car dept. OF new-car dealer
Excellent company benefits. includ-
inE paid vacation. bonuses. drawins
account experience preferred. Mr.
WEIGH. STANLEY H. HORNER. Fla
ave ne at 9Th Ii f-Uj61
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AuTO STATESMEN

AUTO statesmen
Wsshington's oldest Chevrolet
dealer needs experienced auto sales
men. Our customers deserve the
hest and We pay the hish rate Of
commission to get the best II YOU
feel YOU are ready for the bis league
We would like to talk to you. Sec
Mr.. Corcoran at BARRY-PATE
CHEVROLET, ll30 Conn, ave. NV
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SPECIAL NOTICES
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PRINCE GEO. TAX CENTER-Fed
blvd. Riverdale. 90. UN. 400.
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BooKKEEPER -TYPIsT-
BUTCHER

+ r,,r.isdsa,y, and d., Saturday, fer me
Top salary but only sober and
qualified men Apply in psrsor To-
1927 Conn. ave. nv. Mr.. TOOMBS.
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HELP---MEN

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BARBER
Childrens and ladies hair
cutting. Excellent earnings.
fine working conditions
APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
THE HEIGHT co.
Parkington. Arlington. Va.
Glebe Rd. and Wilson Blvd
BINDERY MAN, at least 3 yrs. ex-
per, on folding machine, good ops
portunity for right man. Mail com.
plete resume to Box 245-R, Star.
Our employees know Of this, ad. %
BOAT REPAIRMAN, over 40. work
canvasing. etc. Work may be done
spare time Good proposition for
experienced man. White 2l31 Wyo.
ming ave. NV.
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AUTO PAINTER, good Job for
steady. reliable man: excellent
earnings. ROSSLYN AUTO BODY
CO., 1917 North Lynn St. Arl.. Va,
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q. Tenders must be accompanied
by full particulars of the tenderer't
facilities for undertaking the work
and experience Of executing work OF