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Keneipp Backs
Transit Lanes
Streets
Buses Would Get
Use Of Cor Tracks
On Ninth, Eleventh
BY HECTOR Mclean

D. G. Transit owner o. Roy
Chalk today won from District
Traffic Director George E. Ke-
neipp agreement to recommend
establishment of lanes reserved
for transit use on the streetcar
tracks of two downtown streets.
They are Ninth street NV,
between Pennsylvania avenue and
q street, and Eleventh street
NV, between E and K streets.
Also. Mr. Keneipp said he and
Mr.. Chalk were substantially in
accord" with the latters request
to enforce downtown rush. hour
parking and turning restrictions
on Thursday nights when stores
are open,
Mr.. Chalk dropped his request
to enforce rush hour standing
regulations at night, and Mr..
Keneipp warned it would he nee
esSary to illuminate signs which
forbid left turns.
Mr.. Keneipp and Mr.. Chalk
agreed to make surveys of vehi-
cular running times in January
on three streets where establish
ment of bus-only lanes along
curbs is being considered. These
streets are Thirteenth, between
E and H NV; Twelfth, from E
street to New. York avenue NV,
and H, between Fifteenth street
NE. and Massachusetts avenue
NV.
Some Trading Done
Mr.. Chalk dropped his request
for a permanent ban on parking
along Ninth street from Pennsyl-
vania to G in exchange for the
agreement on a center transit
lane.
Of Mr.. Chalk's request for q
parking ban on F., G and Seventh
streets NV, Mr.. Keneipp said
he would recheck two-year-old
surveys after the Christmas
season.
At the same time, Mr.. Chalk
dropped his request for expert
mental transit lanes on Tenth,
Sixteenth, Eighteenth and
streets and on Connecticut ave-
nue..
Mr.. Keneipp also agreed to
consider banning left turns into
and out of parking lots where
they interfere with transit
movement.
Meanwhile, staff officials of
the company and the Public
Utilities Commission were
scheduled to start an immediate
survey of bus stops on six major
routes aimed at reducing the
number by up to 80 per cent.
Shoppers Express
The utilities commission yes
terday agreed to issue an order
Immediately approving MIR.
Chalk's plan for establishment
Of midday shoppers express
service on an experimental
basis at 30-minute intervals,
inbound, from 10 am. to
1890 pm. and outbound from
2 pm. to $3.50 pm" This
will go into effect, Mr.. Chalk
said. on Connecticut avenue,
Sixteenth street and South Cap
itol street, within three days
after the order is issued.
He also won agreement from
the utilities commission to take
part in the bus-stop survey i'm
mediately and promised to sub
NIT details within few days on
See TRANSIT, Page ALL
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Hungarian Crisis
LaidtoMaIenkov
Mideost Outbreak Seen
In Syrion-Iroqi Tension
Army Coup Is Feared in Damascus
Under Pro-Russiun Leadership

BEIRUT, Lebanon, Nov 20 lF-Tenson between Syria and
raq mounted today and the feeling grew that
breakeither in Damascus Baghdad-mght within
days.
Informed circles saw the likelihood of open coup by
the army clique that has taken control of Syria recent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-28
NKVD OFFICE HERE
BLOCKED BY HOOVER

SECRET POLICE from Moscow
might hove established an office here
under on oSS plan during World War
u IL FBl Director J. Edsor Hoover
hodn't blocked the idee. Don White
head tells about il in his STORY Of
the Fsl," reviewed on poss A-lo.
FREEZE DEHYoRATloN. a new
process being developed BY the Army,
is designed 10 keep me actual food
flavor While preserving the food,
Thomos r. Henry The Sior't science
editor, writes on page b-z6.
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superintendent of schools at
Chattanooga, Tenn, as COM
missioner Of education.
Both Mr.. Bunker and DR.. Der
thick were given recess appoint
ImentS-subject to Senate con-
firmation when Congress meets
in January.
The President filled these posts
as he arranged to send his per-
sonal plane, Columbine III, to
Key West, Fla, to bring Sec
Rotary of State Dulles to his
vacation headquarters here for
a conference Sunday.
Silent on Syria Tension
Meanwhile, the temporary
White House maintained a eau
tious silence on reports of threat
ening tension between Syria and
some of her Arab neighbors, and
on reports of increased concern
III LOIoon over brlLlSh-American
relations.
James c. Hagerty. presidential
press secretary, told newsmen he
thinks the situation in the Mid
die East ''has been eased greatly
over the past two or three weeks. I"
He was speaking particularly of
Egypt. where an uneasy cease
fire prevails under U. N. super
vision between Egyptian forces
and invading British French
Israeli forces.
But Mr.. Hagerty declined any
comment on reports of mounting
Soviet infiltration into Syria, or
on remarks attributed to British
Foreign Minister Selwyn LLOYD
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President Names Bunker
AS Ambassador to India
BY GARRETT d. HORNER
Star Stan Correspondent

AUGUSTA, Ga, Nov. o.
President Eisenhower today
named Ellsworth Bunker, retir-
ing president of the American
Red Cross. as American Ambas-
sador to India.
He also appointed DR.. Law
renee G. Derthick, who has been
EducutiOn Leaders Hail Derthiek Ap-
pointment. Poge A-3
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WEATHER FORECAST

Some cloudiness, rather windy tonight, low
30. Thursday, partly cloudy and windy,
high Sc. Full report on Page A-2.)
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statesmen
BE OUR GUEST
FOR LUNCH

A national organ
ganization in the di-
rect to consumer
field is looking for
statesmen. Speciality
eXper. is fine, but not
essential.
We are having a
luncheon for you at
the Woodner Hotel,
1886 10th st. NV,
Tuesday, May Is, at
IL pm.
If you have a car
and you are able to
work Immediately,
Join us at our eX-
penSe. See, hear
and learn how you
can double your
earnin gs in the
many years to come.
If for reason of
convenience you cam
not attend, tele-
phone Monday after
$50, ia. 9-5607, for
special interview.
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HELP-MEN
SALES TRAINEE

$500 TO START
Openins for personable. reason
ably aggressive young man. Local.
permanent; car necessary, college
view by appt. ME. S-2336.
for part-time selling in
c Gsof store 1919 4 Y ~ NV WEBSTER
SALESMAN. once machines. expert
enced. Apply in person, LEON OF
FICE MACHINES CO., 625 F st. NV,
SALESMAN, experienced. to sell APP
planes and housewares in met
ropolitan area to established ac-
account. Reply to Box Ala; Star,
stating stating experience and full par
- Excellent opportunity
with 50-year-old company. Take
over established business in a pro-
tected Territory. Yearly proflt-Shar-
ing; Quality products. Thorough
training. Write ?, o, Box 1927
sAI 1Es:sMihs!Sn lsi s7.s7. married.
some college. . or more years sales
expeI., -than-average oppor-
tunity for advancement providing
man has good MANAGEMENT poten-
tial. $4,000. No reg, fee, MANAGE
MENT CONSULTANTS, INC. Suite
9 500 l4oS G St: NV; .,..,,,,o ,,o,,,,.
conditi0n Ho0 see eA NJ t SHERMAN mSTN at
SURPLUS SALES. g25 Pa. ave. NV
SALESMAN, part time. ewes. and
Sat-: exper.. for mems wear and
pawn brokers exchange. Apply 129
@ SIN 81 Sc
leading to an excellent income from
No travelling. Some sales expert
ence desirable. Adequate starting
salary, training and field assistance
furnished. Call Mr.. EVANS at UN.
4-S003 between 1870 and pm.
or write Box 495-A. Star.
Baltimore, Washington and viz
STATE HANDBAG CO. iS5i N. Z.
Miami Ct. Miami. Fla
SALESMAN, part time; would like
c c9tOi S.S Gall MR. SHARE . to g.
SALESMAN, part time; 10 am. to
3 PM. 4 days wkly.; age 25-35;
cheerful. good appear; call on
Govt. purchasing Offices: 81 80 hr
p'us car expense. Good Job. Write
fully, Box l09-A, Star.
SALESMAN exclusive distributor OF
communication systems wants eX-
per. man to sell executives in bust
ness and Government Call MA.
S-5Sgl for appointment
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS wk.: sal
airy L'uS commission; all company
benefits Apply WESTERN AUTO,
"90a wilson blvd. ARLINGTON. Va
-Exper. In military and
civilian clothing. Liberal salary and
percentage Paid vacation. Apply in
person. No phone calls. O'CONNOR'S
HABERDASHERY, INC. 1907 Co.
lumbia pike. Arl.. Va. IA
SAL ESMAN. experienced selling to
general or masonry or electrical or
mechanical contractors; salary,
TIONAL BUILDERS SUPPLY CORP
UN. 4-5794. --13
to contact retail gro
Gerry trade; must have car: age.
between rs and 35 Write aualif-
cations in detail, Box l01-A Star.
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SALESMAN

For Washington's largest
job offset and letterpress
printers with 80 years expe-
rience and the finest and
most modern offset and let
terpress equipment to meet
today's competition. Must
have some knowledge of
city and some sales training
or experience, preferably
man now connected with a
printer or a stationery sales
man. All prospects will be
furnished. Salary $50 a
week plus 1919 commission
on all sales, travel expenses,
paid vacation, hoSpitaliza-
ton insurance and other
company benefits. Our sales
men know of this ad. Write
your qualifications, expe-
rience, education and past
employment. Replies strictly
confidential. Box 184-Z, Star.
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SALESMAN

For well known local printing arm
Actual selling experience more i'm
portant, not necessarily in graphic
arts 1--WE will train you Married
man, under rs, with college back
ground preferred. Excellent oppor-
tunitv for conscientious man who
enjoys working with details SAL
airy plus incentive plan. Give COM
plete resume in first letter. includ-
ing education selling experience and
personal history. Box 341-A. Star.
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HELP-MEN

GAS STATION SHIFT MAN-Lubri-
ants; must be over Is and exper. /;
full and part time. Apply BAR
RETT'S ESQ. deoreia ave. and
Colesyille I'd. Silver Spring. See
GENERAL TECHNICIAN to work In
private ONCE, Young man with some
lab experience to learn crown and
bridge and precision attachment
work. Write P. o. Box 1913. wash
G iR6sSR Z CLERK Il white; IL you i1 are
interested, in making S100-sl50
boss, call Ia 9-964S.
HAIRDRESSER Perm. position,
highest salary. real opportunity;
Apply in person RUBBING. 1853
Conn. ave. lie
HAIRSTYLISTS
No license req. for busy Alex Va.
salon. $50 and comm: also part
time Call Betty, DE. 2-2l50 after
Is pm.
HANDY MAN. for large Conn. ave.
apt house, must be able to do
plumbing end some electrical work
must be sober: must have engineers
license, good pay. pleasant working
conditions; living quarters and
utils. furnished free. EN-. 3-1al2.
HANDY MAN. coiored. sober re-.
liable, for lawns and other work
apt, bldg. room and salary: part
time work: refs. EN-. 2-S4l1.
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SALES CAREER

One Of the worlds largest finan-
cial institutions offers a career OPP
portunity for an executive-type
salesman, ages 1880. AN OPEN
GUARANTEE. plus commission
and bonus ARRANGEMENT, is provided
along with a comprehensive train
ing program. Write Box 353-A,
Star, giving a brief resume of ex-
perience, educational background,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-13

PHARMACIST, full time; Si4O wk,
starting salary; references HA.
,,-SdOG RIGGS MANOR PHAR-
MACY Ia
part time; new store
excellent working conditions; hours
70 be arranged, Apply IN person.
ave, NV, ID
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-13
SALESMAN

Office furniture business,
new, used. 80 to As age; good
salary, with exceptional OPP
portunity and future. Ref
erences. Box 164-Z, Star.
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ROUTEMAN

We have a well-eStablished route
open in N W. Washington for an am
bilious man with some sales expert
ence. Wonderful opportunity for a
sober reliable man who will service
present customers and solicit new
business. Guaranteed salary. COM
mission and complete company bene-
fits. Apply CENTRAL CLEANERS,
S23 Carroll st. NV. --15
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GENERAL
ELECTRIC co.
Speciality Control Dept.
Waynesboro, Virginia


OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES = Heating
air conditioning. plumbing con-
tractors; salary commensurate with
ability. Write qualifications, Box
in1-A star Ia
FINISHERS, furniture: must be
thoroughly experienced and quail
fed IN all phases OF ref1nshing
Ideal working conditions paid va
cations: 5-dav week and year-round
employment. See MR.. MCNEIL. Is
E st. NV ia
fIREMEN f2l white. age 24-45,
experience not necessary. Call FE.
$4,000. Ext 4Oi, between 9 and
! nm. IA
FOREMAN, for concrete and as
phalt; experienced. white old
line company; year-round en-
plyoment Call MA S-5SS5 be-
tween ) and Il pm -2l
FOUNTAIN CLERK, exper. Apply
in person, NAYLOR PHARMACY.
303a Naylor I'd. Sc. Ia
FOUNTAIN MANAGER, white. excel
nosition. Top salary for man exper
In food preparation buying and
control. PENN DRUG. 1901 E st.
NV Ia
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statesmen WANTED
statesmen
S100 SALARY

Increase possible by commissions
while training Selling experience
helpful but not necessary. Average
weekly income after training Sl45.
Car necessary. Apply 9 am-l2
noon. a29 F st. NV. ask for Mr..
STOFKO. liz
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SALESMAN

We have an opening on our fuel
oil and oil burner sales stand for a
young man. Aggressive producer
who is not afraid OF hard work
and long hours. Age not over 30
years. Sales experience desirable
We furnish complete training and
assistance prior to and after as
signment to restricted territory.
Must furnish car for which liberal
cash allowance Is paid plus free
public liability and property dam
age insurance. Starting salary $3.50
monthly plus free lie insurance,
sick and accident benefits, savings
plan Plus vacations with pay. The
petroleum industry offers un'im-
tied opportunities, with excellent
pay In lifetime position to quail
flied employees. Write us in strict
if you are seeking a per-
manent position that offers I'M
limited opportunities. In your rep.y
state age. education, business expo
rience. etc. Address reply to mana
ger of heating division.
SINCLAIR REFINING CO.
40l Farraeut St. NE.
Washington IL. d. C.
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ROUTE SALESMAN

Security minded? Out
standing opportunity for
courteous and ambitious
man. Steady income, ter
rifle incentive and I'M
limited possibilities; s.
day week and all benefits.
Join us at 1.-THE cleaneSt
place in town"
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PHARMACEUTICAL
SALESMAN

Wsrner-Chilcott Labora-
tories have an opening in
the Washington area. Here
is a long-range opportunity
with one OF the principal
companies in the industry
and a company which is con-
SiStcntly gaining in sales
volume. Please submit full
details Of age, education,
experience and future am
billions. We prefer a man be-
tween 20 and 30 with prior
sales experience. We provide
intensive training, salary,
bonus, automobile and full
complement of extra benefits.
HEADQUARTERS will be Wash
ington. ID. C. All replies will
be held in strict confidence.
Box ll1-Y, Star.
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SALESMAN

For new cars. tranSp. furn., must
be neat. willing to work, plenty OF
floor time. no phone calls, apply
WisSinger Chevrolet
Z CORNERS. FALLS CHURCH. VA.
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NURSE
REGISTERED
1-day week, and for vacation
Apply EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
THE HEIGHT CO.
SILVER SPRING
FENTON ST. AND ELLSWORTH DIR
OFFICE MAN. knowledge bkkpe. and
office detail: permanent: good flu
ture with growing, progressive
Arm Arm 5l3 days; De, 2529l6;
Permanent employment; construc-
ton work. Give references and
former employment. Box 3s0-A,
OFFSET FRESHMAN. capable 9 of
producing top-auality color work
Must have exper. operating Harris
17x22 and 22X34 presses. Must be
sober, reliable journeyman for night
situation. Box 3S4-A, Star. Ia
OIL BURNER Expert
enced men wanted for steady en-
oil CO, Vacation with pay, insur-
full particulars. to BOX $37 "A. star
OPERATOR FOR ALLIS- CHALMERS
HD-5 and loader and bulldozer
Steady work. East-West hwy. at
Meadowbrook lane. and Freyman
DIR. Call JU. 7-53S4. Ia
t-class men only. no
drinking. ia. 5-603l. -l5
PAINTERS. nondrinkers. report ready
Tor WORK. am, rear of 1887
Newton st. NV. Ii
PAINTER, white. for garden apt
development: year-round Job
Good sal. and apt. State age, ex-
perlence. family status and refs.
Boz sTi-A. Star. Ia
PAINTER, spray man for new con-
struction work; must be expert
enced with Plexitone. IA. 9-404O.
lis
PAINTER, sober, LIST class, prefer
ably Arlington resident. ia. S-3997
after ~ am.
PAINTERS, white: must be expert
enced brush men: lst-clasS mechs.
only need apply. IA. 9-4040.
is
PAINTER-Part- time. spray exper.
industrial. metal cabinets. Ii. A.
1882 Ia
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statesmen

Natl concern oldest and largest
in It's field Excellent income, no
of seasons. Local territory. no
travel. low pressure No deposits,
credit problems or cut-throat COM
Repeat business Write
Box l45-A, Star
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SALESMAN

to 40 years Of age, to sell auto. &C
cessories; permanent position. en-
cellent opportunity for the one who
qualities
Sears, Roebuck and Co.
s455 COLEsVILLE RID.
SILVER SPRING, MD.
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MAINTENANCE MAN

41AI1V I E1NhNOE MAN
White. for downtown office bldg, (;
must be thoroughly exper.: refs. /:
~ 90 wk. health insurance and
other benefits. Apply bldg. mgr.
1928 Eye st. NV.
MANAGER, for retail store; straight
salary: exper necessary: approx
age i5-5O Apply in person NAVY
EXCHANGE, National Naval Med
ical Center, Bethesda. Md, Ward
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Old Colony Laundry

SALES OPPORTUNITY IN EDUCA-
TIONAL FIELD-If you have had
experience in this field. here Is
an outstanding opportunity ART
INSTRUCTION. INC. OF MINNEAPOLIS
leading home study art school in
America. We invest over $3.50. 600
annually in national and local ad-
vertising. You positively do no
cold turkey selling. We have hun
dreds of qualified leads in this
territory. We are seeking live
wire salesman who has good trans
Insurance and hospital benefits
Write. giving experience. E. SMITH,
500 South 4th ST.. Minneapolis
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PEERLESS
819 7th st. NV.

GARDENING, general yard and re-
pair work; | or . days a week,
Saturday preferred. Call HA.
GASOLINE PUMP and tank installa-
ton man. Apply 730 to s am,
y ! 81 S.w. Ii
GASOLINE SERVICE STATION
MGR, daywork. no Sundays: vaca-
ton. ANDERSON a. BUCKLEY
SUNOCO. 1906 Lee hwy, Airing
ton, Va. Ia
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IRON WORKERS, experienced only:
Hs 7.s SIS Good proposition. caii
JANIT0R, colored. part time, to
clean halls, etc, In small apt. blde.,
MIR, WILLIAMS, MA. s-3326' Ia
JANlT0RS and plant maintenance
personnel, for small industrial
plant; forty-hour week Monday
through Friday; $40 pm to 10
midnight; age 90 to 20, good
pay with opportunities for in.
creased earnings and advancement
TO other Jobs: paid holidays and
vacation, sick and disqualification
benefits. Write giving age, military
service status and education TO
Box :l4f-A Star la
maint', married. 3o.40 yrs'' salary
e en- a a.Isf4 apt. Call aft. o pm
JANIToR, couple for new air.eondl.
toned building Must be skilled in
gen. maintenance, and heating.
Good salary. and apt. see owner
Sun. ] to 9 pm, daily o to II
am. or / to 3 pm. 4l00 W ST. NV.
LID
JANITOR-COLORED
eth.elass snsineer's license, mar
local experience. larse apt, good
'ai'r' b6RFiEEYpuss BROS.
1919 18th st. NV. Ma. e-0bs0
ia
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ROUTEMAN-Married, age 2l-3O.
must be high school graduate: D.
day week uniforms furn,: group
disqualification. Starting salary. $50
wkly. This Is an opportunity for
a sincere person who has the de-
sire and ability to improve him
self Apply office INDUSTRIAL
COVERALL LAUNDRY. 1921 Lee
hwy, Arl.. Va. IA
ROUTEMAN. permanent position.
good opportunity for driver, expert
enced in rug pickup and delivery.
Life insurance and group hospital
ization. Apply S21 Howard I'd. Sc.
Monday.
ROUTEMAN for Sat. only. Supple
ment your wkly. earnings. perma-
nent positions, excel. sal. and COM
mission. Wonderful opportunity for
right man. Our spare men make
$50 for ! days pay. Car essential.
Apply ALLSTATE HOME EQUIP
MENT CO.. 1719 Kalorams I'd. NV.
Ia
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Salesman
AGES 1888
NO NIGHT CALLS
No Statesmen Turnover
Call on business firms
in local protected terri
tory. Salary during
training. Successful in
centive plan.
interviewing men sue.
cessful in special SELL
ing or sales trainees in
terested in furthering,
their career with one of
the most progressive
sales organizations in
the country.
Victor Adding Machine
4543 Wise. Ave.
Phone EN-. 3-9663
For Apt. or Addn. Info.
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ROUTE MAN

Good opportunity for willing
worker. SGd per wk. while training
Paid insurance. See Mr.. Taylor after
10 am. mo phone calls BERG
MANN'S LAUNDRY, 623 G st. NV.
ROUTE SALESMAN, white. 25 to
40. Established route in Silver
Spring area Paid vacation, hospi-
talization. and retirement plan. $50
week guarantee salary. For APP
pointment call MR. WORTHING-
TON JU. --550S otter $40.
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ADJUsTER = Casualty,
experienced, for local Independent
adjusting firm. age 80 to 80. Salary
All replies held strictly CONFIDENTIAL.
Box 30S-A Star. Ia
AGENT. established
debit, nearby Maryland territory.
experienced or inexperienced; must
be resident of MARYLAND. Better
than average salary. Call On. A.
SiO1. Lii
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PHOTO LAB TEcHNIcIAN S23s
BLUEPRINT MACH. opr., S. s., So
SILVER SPRING ROCKVILLE EMPL.
ficTGRE TRAINER, top notch. all il
around man; permanent, full time
excel. opportunity; immediate en-
ployment: state ase, experience and
salary; Box 49-A, Star. IA
PILOTS and mechanics for domestic
ana ,%I s,, helcq9teT eperatSns.
p. o. DR.. 215O-SLI, Lafayette. La. .
PLASTEkERs; 70, needed immedi-
ately; lst-class white mechanics
only. Call WE. 5-45o0. Q TO 6
PLAsTERERs, an-around top me-
chanics. report to Wakefield Plas-
tering Co.. inc. 1870 Wilson blvd.
Arlington Va. at 7;30 am. Mon.
PLUMBERS HELPERS, experienced
Need 4 Call OIL. 4-419S Monday
PLUMBER. exper. in iobbine and re-
modelling. D. c. drivers permit.
Cal between II and s pm. He
PLUMBER. well experienced, in job
bling and remodeling. tn. 2-65OO
after & pm. HARRY E. WILLIAMS
PORTER. colored; 5-day week. no
nights: must have refs. ELMIRA
PHARMACY, 4401 S. Cap. st.
P ORE Pr ISL license; sppIy = in
HEIGHTS PHARMACY, 6i1@ Cen
tral ave. Capitol Heights. Md. Id
PORTER, afternoon, evenings and
Saturdays. Must have drivers
permit. W. T. EALLIHER g. BROS,
INC, Both and K SITS. NV.
PORTER, drugstore. no mites. no
suns; -drinker, 21-35 yrs:
must have recent local refs. No
phone calls. 1901 18th st. NV.
POSTING CLERK Burroughs book
ants in educational institute: ex-
perience preferred but not neces-
Sary: bookkeeping background help
ful. Salary open, 5-day week. an
nual and sick cave: group hospi-
talization: pleasant working condi-
tions. Call no. 2-I520 after 1880
for appointment. -l5
Apply JAMES A. BROWN PRINT
ING CO. 1888 9th St. NV. AID
PRESSER, must have boiler permit:
lun or part time PA 9TH st. sc.
PRESSER, wool; experienced; from
$50 to 500 per week: all-year-
round work; vacation with pay.
HAMILTON CLEANERS. UN. A.
PRINTER -PREssMAN. experienced
aH-round man for permanent posi-
ton in 1st-class Job shop. Kluge
and Little Giant presses. Must be
strictly sober ana reliable. Apply in
person only. No phone calls. VIR-
GINA PRINTING CO.. 1925 King