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19 Nations Confer
On Air Safety Code
For Caribbean Area
With tourist and commercial tra
vel In the Caribbean area expected
to triple in the next few years, rep
resentatives of 19 nations in sessior
here completed their first week’:
work today on standard procedure:
for the safety, guidance and contro
of air traffic between the island:
and coastal regions of North, Cen
tral and South America.
More than 125 delegates and ob
servers from five nations will con
tinue to hold committee meeting:
in State Department conferenct
rooms at 1778 Pennsylvania avenui
N.W. for at least two weeks longer
it was said. The regional confer
ence, third of a series, was called
by the Provisional Internationa
Civil Aviation Organization.
It was estimated that some 600,
000 persons will travel for business
or pleasure in the Caribbean ares
annually as soon as ample facilities
can be provided by air and sea.
About 30 air transport companies
already are being operated in th<
area by 12 nations, and about If
new companies have plans to entei
the field.
William A. M. Burden, Assistanl
Secretory of Commerce, told dele
gates that “private pilots will fly
more and more in the region to take
advantage of vacation as well as
business benefits to be found there
These and other factors combine
to indicate a high density of traffic
over a complexity of routes.’’
“The time has come to analyze
present and forseeable air traffic
problems in this area and to plan
for necessary navigational facilities
and services.” Mr. Burden said.
Alexandria Market
Damaged by Fire
One fireman was overcome by
•moke and another was injured to
day in a fire which damaged the
Sunshine Market, 601 North Colum
bus street. Alexandria.
Fire Chief James M. Duncan, jr„
estimated the damage at $20,000.
The fire started at 3 a.m. and was
brought under control four hours
later. Chief Duncan said he be
lieved defective wiring in the base
ment caused the blaze.
Fire Marshal Thomas Cockrell
was cut on the hand when a beer
bottle exploded from the heat.
Three stitches were token at the
Alexandria Hospital.
Vernon Welker of No. 1 Engine
Company was overcome by smoke
and treated at the hospital.
3 Face Numbers Charges
In $5,000-a-Day Business
Anti-gambling squad Detectives
Jim Roche and Perry Miller yester
day afternoon seized *1,050 in cash
and arrested three colored men in
a raid on a house in the 300 block
of I street S.E. Police estimated the
place ran a *5,000-a-day numbers
business.
Entering the building through a
rear door, the detectives found
Robert L. Prince, 35, of the I street
address, and Smith B. Grifflm, 52,
of the 300 block Virginia avenue
SI., and confiscated *300 in cash
and 150 numbers books. While they
were raiding the house, Clarence I.
Gomillion, 48, of the 1200 block Q
street N.W., entered the building,
and police arrested him also when
*750 in cash and 3,000 numbers slips
were found in his car, parked out
side.
Police said the men were charged
with operating a lottery and pos
session of numbers slips, and re
leased on *1.500 bond each.
Walter Johnson Withdraws
From Montgomery Race
Walter Johnson, who has staged
a valiant fight for life in George
town Hospital sinoe spring, has
withdrawn as a Republican candi
date for re-election to the Mont
gomery County Board of Commis
sioners, it was announced today.
Walter W. Dawson, chairman of
the Montgomery Republican State
Central Committee, said the com
mittee will urge support of Brawner
; Harding, an Independent Democratic
candidate from Gaithersburg, for
i Mr. Johnson's place.
Mr. Dawson explained that Mr.
Johnson was in the hospital when
he filed for re-election and said he
would withdraw if not well enough
to conduct an active campaign for
the November elections.
Mr. Johnson is suffering from a
brain tumor and at various times
was reported near death.
Members of his family said today
that X-ray treatments are being
used with some success and that his
general condition seems to be im
proving.
Longinos to Command
Virginia Division of
Salvation Army
Maj. and Mrs. James A. Longino,
directors of the Salvation Army work
in Washington for the past five
years, have been named to command
the Salvation Army's Virginia Divi
sion with headquarters in Richmond.
Brig. Wesley W. Bouterse will be
moved from command of the Caro
linas Division to the Washington
post, Salvation Army officials said.
Maj. Lonrino.
Mri. Lonrino.
Official farewell services for Maj.
and Mrs. Longino will be conducted
at 8 pm. Friday at the Washington
Temple Corps, 606 E street N.W. A
farewell luncheon is scheduled for
noon September 9 at the Evangeline
Residence, 1330 L street N.W.
During his five years in the Dis
trict, Maj. Longino has been a mem
ber of the Rotary Club, serving as
chairman of the Attendance Com
mittee; the American Camping As
sociation, and has served as presi
dent of the executives conference ol
the Community Chest. Recently he
was elected vice president of the
Washington Ministerial Union.
Mrs. Longino has been active in
hospital and institutional visitation
work and has served as a member
of the War Hospitality Committee.
Durfee Named Director
Of Red Cross Personnel
Norman A. Durfee of Atlanta.
Ga„ has been named director of
personnel of the American National
Red Cross, it was announced today.
He succeeds Dr. Harry A. Wann,
who plans to return to the field of
education.
Mr. Durfee has served as deputy
manager of the Red Cross south
eastern area headquarters in Atlan
ta since 1943. Earlier he was as
sistant director of personnel for
the mid western area, with head
quarters at St. Louis, and subse
quently regional director of the area
in charge of Arkansas, Kansas and
Missouri.
Tat'Taken in 10,000 Haircuts
To Aid Scalp Ringworm Fight
By Thomas R. Henry
A powerful killer of fungi has
been extracted from human hair.
As little as one part in 10,000
will stop completely the growth of
the organism responsible for scalp
ringworm in children. Up to the
present, however, this works only
in the laboratory and some link
still is missiing for use in treatment.
Finding of this material after ex
tracting the ‘‘hair fat” from the
residue of 10,000 haircuts has just
been reported to the American
Association for the Advancement of
Science here by Drs. Stephen Roth
man and Adelaide M. Smiljanic of
the University of Chicago and
Alfred W. Weitkamp of the Stand
ard Oil Co. laboratories.
Scalp ringworm is almost exclu
sively a disease of children. The
scalp become covered with scabs
and hair falls out. It is difficult
to treat and extremely contagious.
It tends to clear up naturally with
adolescense, however, and is very
seldom seen in adults.
The two Chicago experimenters
proceeded on the theory that some
thing curative was formed in the
hair Itself. They proceeded to
extract the “fat” from hair and
found that it was a quite good in
hibitor of the particular fungus
which caused scalp ringworm. In
accordance with their theory, the
hair fat of adults was about five
times as effective as the hair fat
of children.
They then proceeded to tear this
fat to pieces by chemical processes,
in an effort to find what part of
it was most effective. By a process
of elimination they obtained strong
er and Stronger fractions, the mast
active ones in vanishingly small
amounts.
The inefficiacv of the substance
in treatment, it was found, was
that there was no means of getting
it inside the hair itself.
District Health Department offi
cials said today they have found as
high as 10 per cent of the children
in classes in District schools in
fected. Strangely enough, 85 per
cent of those children infected are
boys.
The Health Department said this
was due to the fact that boys get
their hair cut more often than girls
and usually at a barber shop where
danger of infection is much greater.
In an effort to combat this infec
tion danger, the Health Department
has included regulations for steri
lization of clippers in the revised
barber regulations now being con
sidered by the commissioners.
News of D. C. Area Servicemen
Capt. Alexander Sledge, USN, 5303
Reno road N.W., recently was deco
rated with the Legion of Merit for
outstanding service as head of the
design conversion section of the
Bureau of Ships from February,
1943, until the end of World War II.
During that period he was responsi
ble for the rapid completion of
highly effective designs for the effi
cient conversion of a large number
of naval vessels, the Navy an
nounced.
CoL Kenton P. Cooley, 1303 South
Barton street, Arlington, has been
awarded the Legion of Merit in
recognition of services as command
ing officer of South Post, Fort Myer,
Va., from April, 1942, to June of this
year, the Army announced.
CoL Emerson C. Itsehner, 2333
South Nash street, Arlington, re
cently received the Oak Leaf Cluster
to the Legion of Merit for outstand
ing services in the Southwest Pacific
area from September 15, 1945, to
March 2, this year, as commanding
officer, Base K, U. S. Army Forces,
Western Pacific, in Tacloban, Philip
pine Islands.
Ueut. Col. Oliver P. Easterwood.
4118 North Twenty-third street, Ar
lington, was awarded the Legion of
Merit recently for meritorious ser
vices in the office of the Chief of
Engineers from June, 1942, to last
January, as acting chief of the legal
division.
CoL Richard C. Rogers, Bataa^
i
death inarch survivor who is now
commanding the Washington Quar
termaster Depot at Alexandria, re
cently was decorated with the Le
gion of Merit in recognition of "the
outstanding manner in which he
kept the supply lines open” during
the Japanese onslaught. His action
“contributed in a very large mea
sure to the accomplishments of the
quartermaster mission in the Philip
pines,” the Army announced.
Taken prisoner by the Japanese
on Bataan, Col. Rogers was freed
from a Manchurian prison camp by
the Russians in August last year.
Capt. John F. Newman, jr., USN,
408 Turner street, Chevy Chase, has
been awarded a Gold Star in lieu
of a third Bronze Star for heroic
achievement as commanding officer
of the Destroyer Braine during the
bombardment of New Britain Island,
the Navy announced.
CoL Aubrey S. Newman. 1309
Buchanan street, Arlington, this
week received the Army Commenda
tion Ribbon in recognition of ser
vices as chief of the intelligence
training division, Intelligence Sec
tion, Headquarters of the Army
Ground Forces, from January 21 to
August 5 this year, the Army an
nounced.
John D. Davis, former technician,
third grade, USA, has been awarded
the Air Medal, for meritorious
achievement while participating in
aerial flight in connection with mili
tary operations from August 15,
1944, to April 20, 1945.
wc
Maj. Gen. Leven C. Allen
To Head Manpower Unit
Maj. Gen. Charles H. Bonesteel
is being relieved Monday as presi
dent of the War Department Man
power Board by Maj. Gen. Leven C.
Allen, who has been a member of
the board since his return last April
from the European theater, it was
announced today.
Immediate concern of the Man
power Board is directing the reduc
tion program in the department’s
civilian personnel, 53,000 of whom
are being let out by October 1.
Gen. Bonesteel, who has served
38 years in the Army, became presi
dent of the Manpower Board Sep
tember 1, 1945. His next assign
ment has not been announced.
The Manpower Board is charged
with a continuing survey of em
ployment, both military and civilian,
and must work out further economy
reductions next year.
Both generals are veterans of the
World War and took prominent part
in World War II. Gen. Allen,
younger of the two, went overseas
in 1943. He became chief of stall
of Gen. Omar Bradley’s 12th Army
Group from the landing in' Nor
mandy to the occupation of Ger
many. He later was assigned as
president of the Liquidation and
Manpower Board in Europe. He
was born at Fort Douglas, Utah, in
1894.
Schneider's Drug Store
241 Virginia Are. S.E.
Is a Star Want-Ad
Branch Agency
Other Branches conveniently
located throughout the city
for the acceptance of Classi
fied Advertising.
CLASSIFIED AD RATES
Local Advertisers
Three Lines (Minimum)
1 or 2 times.30c per line
3 to 6 times consecu
tively .28c “ •
7 times or longer con
secutively . 25c “ "
Advertisements under tne Persona)
classification and Dusiness advertising
under Special Notices, 5c per line
additional
Situations Wanted.
1 time -27c per line
2 times . 25c “ "
3 times __ 22c “ "
Business advertising under Sit
uations Wanted takes the regular local
advertising rate.
OUT-OF-TOWN KATE.
Four Lines (Minimum)
Fiat rate per line..40c
Out-of-Town Rate is charged on all
advertising 25 miles or more from
Washington.
Orders to insert or cancel classified
advertisements for The Evening Star
must be received by 11 p.m. the night
before; for The Sunday Star by 4
p.m. Saturday.
Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before the second
insertion.
-
For Lost and Found Advertisements
See Page A-3
_PROPOSALS.
COMMISSIONERS. D. C., Washington. Au
28. 1940.—Sealed proposal, will be
rec*|ve<i at Room 509. District BuHdlng.
J*?111 2:00 p.m.. September 9. 1940, and
then publicly opened for the construction
of sanitary sewer In the vicinity of 11th
street and Emerson street n.e. Proposals,
plans and specifications may be obtained
at Room 42,. District Building
au28,29.30..21 .seH.4._
SPECIAL NOTICES.
gas water heater.' 20. 30, 40 gal
automatic; no cash needed, small monthly
®e8nBW?m«3g““ltat‘0“- D' A
ftOTfbJokT sfarted, ^S^rWe*
audits statements OR 2074
CANNING PEACHES—Large Elbertas di
rect from orchard. S2.95 per bushel
on i'l* J“fket£ „ F’LORfDA MARKET.
o9jj Lit hwy.t Falls Church, Va 100
yaros west of Old Dominion Railroad
Route* 29 and 211. Tel. Axmlnster 4400'
SIGNATURE LOANS, confidential- *f*ast
LENDER8. INC., 2028 North
Moore at., Roaslyn, Va. Phone CH. 2444.
rhiTO LOANS. %% per month, service
charge: no delay. LENDERS. INC.. 7904
ave. Phone 8H. .3080. —25
grapes—pine quality Concord and Ni
agara grapes. Directions—Pollow M *t.
JV®•• Canal road. Chain Bridge. Route 123
Vienna.*1101GJ-3 *° Chilcott Orchard, Tel
0% DISCOUNT LOANS, up to SI.500.
32W * BKlce, , ch»r«e- LENDERS. INC,.
IN* g yogrvTOWM *v,e -Phone DE. 1240.
JrvL geg®geTOWN, visit our new plumb
i1olia«S, heating appliance showroom at
SE’nMW''lNHc: 0200;_open
iPnTS0RTH' visit our showroom at
CARLNLrppHaiN?:'hlre aTe' D W- OE.HIOO.
!»«;r AVAILABLE, anprox 4.000 yds., yl
cwi1 ad^TO* rd “nd Em"son «-,»■«•
' WJLL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for' any
debts incurred by any one other than
myself. GUSTAV G. LEECKE, 922 South
Carolina ave. s.e. 31*
' Wn,L NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for' any
aebU incurred by any one other than my
self. GEORGE E. MANGUM. 2939 Port
Baker drive s.e. 31*
^uLa5g*' *weet, tree-ripened,
Elbertas on sale dally through
jfSnSC ??J- ,P,r,lv* ,?ut Colesvllle nllce to
inS-J’ 10 4 mil*8 from crosslight at
Silver Spring. Buy them at the orchard.
ASHING PARTIES, day or night, re«rva
tion oniv: Herring Bay, Gooses Call CAPT
ANTHONY KING WA. 4192 —0
LJfILL ,?OT .?E BESPONSIBLE for any
debts other than my own from this
date. Aug. 31st. 1940. GEORGE H.
BUTLER, 1301 J5th st. n.w. 2*
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts unless contracted by myself. HAROLD
E. JACKSON. 2012 E st. n.e. 1*
HELP MEN.
ACCOUNTANT-OFFICE-MANAGER, unl
verslty degree: public accounting back
ground, commercial experience desirable:
we are Interested In character a* well as
capacity: state salary and lull particulars.
Box 400-X, Star. _o
ARTIST-LAYOUT MAN for fully recognized
advertising agencv, must have top-flight
- Apply M. BELMONT VER
STANDIG, 1001 16th st. n.w., RE. 2020.
ASSISTANT TO OFFICE MANAGER.~nmst
be capable typist and have ability to take
shorthand; excel, starting salary and
Eermanent position; payroll ex per. helpful
“‘Pot nec Apply Mr. Wolf, BOND
lLOTHES. 1335 F st. n.w. _3
ASSISTANT STEWARD, exp.; refs, re
quired: for one of Washington’s finest
restsLurants; salary. $200 and meals. Box
o*Di 1
ATTENDANT—Gasoline station; white, ex
perienced pref. but not nec. See MR.
BAUGHER. 4030 Wisconsin ave. n.w. —1
AUTO BODY and fender men: highest
wages and opportunities for advancement:
-,wor.k: ,b«*‘ Forking conditions;
Washingtons fastest growing auto com
g*ny. McKEE PONTIAC. See Mr
Sfhenker. -’bis L st. n.w.. ME. 0400.—1
AUTO BODE snd fender mechanics (2)—
A-1 mcri to work on OM products; well
lighted shop, good equipment. 5'4 days wk.,
„ Apply Mr. Corzlne,
COAST-IN PONTIAC CO., 407 Florida
ave. n.e. ;_2
AUTO BODY MAN to take charge of mod
ern body shop, with helpers; must be ex
perienced in all phases of body repairing
and painting; top pay with paid vacation;
this is an excellent opportunity for a de
pendable man. Box 300-D. Star. —1
AUTO MECHANICS (2). Buick experience
preferred, but not essential; salary or
flat rate. 8ee Mr. Booth. CAITHNESS
BUICK. INC. 4718 Hampden lane, b£
ihesda. WI. 4500. 2
AUTO MECHANICS. Ford: 50% pay basis
or Straight time; good working conditions.
See or shone Mr. Dee, WI 1270 FDOE
MOOR MOTOR CO.. 830; Wls sve. -1
AUTO MECHANICS i clean, cool, wetl
llfhted shop; earnings average $10n for
>&ee MrOamer. McMAHON
Chevrolet co,, 0323 Ga. a*e 2
AUTO MECHANICS, experienced: to work
on trucks; must have hand tools; steady
work, good pay, vacation; clean shop.
ADPTsarage. CHESTNUT FARMS DAIRY.
3241 Prospect ave. n.w. —31
AUTO MECHANIC, must be dependable
and experienced on Chrysler products:
5-day week, 45 hours, guarantee ol $1.25
p*r hour and overtime over 40 hour*.
earn
Rj55bAlf.e*MGfeRA,,INC llSo rjth**”!
n.w., or telephone EX. 48(10 for appoint
ment In evening. —31
AUTO MECHANIC—Must be experienced
on all cars; $66 per week; no Sunday
Fork. .BUCK LAUER’S SERVICE STA
TION. yd M st. s.w. —2
AUTOMOTIVE FAETS stock man. to as
sist In shipping, receiving, etc.: perm.,
good salary and opportunity for advance
ment. Should have knowledge of auto*
motive parts, be steady and have refs.;
A'4-«l»r *>u Sea Mr. Ooodman. MILLER
DUDLET CO.. 1716 14th at. ».w. —1
HELP MEN
AUTOMOTIVE PARTE CLERK—Nationally
known truck manufacturer has oppor
tunity for person interested In permanent
position, with opportunity to learn parts
department, operation: 5-day. 40-hr. week
with paid vacation and opportunity to ad
vance. See MR. REDDEN. 1120 lat st.
n.e.. between 9 a.m. and 11 a m. —31
BAKERS, doughnut cutters. 703 Michigan
ave n.e. —2
BANK CLERKS, permanent pos. 5-day
wk.: oppor. for ad», no exp nee, as we
will train Apply Box 143-D. Star.
Give age. education and qualifications. —2
BARBER—Good opportunity for right
Parity. DODGE HOTEL, 20 E st. n.w. —1
BOOKKEEPER, must have experience In
transportation books, preferably wtih local
and long distance moving and storage busi
mss; must furnish A-l reference. Box
242-C. Star —1
BOOKKEEPER. assistant, experienced:
familiar with payroll work; give references
In reply; salary $200 per month. Box
324-C. Star. —1
BOTS. 18 and over, wltn or without bicy
cles, not returning to school. Apply WEST
ERN UNION, Room 200, 1317 New York
ave. n.w. _4
BOY, exp. switchboard operator; 4:30 to
11 p.m.: Sundays. 3 p.m. to In P.m.; Sat
urdays (Off; $2 per day and dinner. Call
BRICKLAYERS WANTED, colored"” 600
houses: plenty of material; $2.12Vi per
hour Call TR. 0946 eves, and Sunday.—1
BRICKLAYERS WANTED — White Oak,
hour plus S1 * day transp.
ANCHOR F7REPROOPING CO.. 900 F st.
n.w. _5
union job, transportation:
4Eth ave.. Hyattsvllle. Md., WA. 9771. —6
BUsHELMAN. experienced tailor on civil
ian and military clothing: steady year
round position; splendid salary to right
Party. Apply JEROME W. WITT, 1011
H st. n.w. _1
CAB DRIVER8—Guaranteed salary and
commission: Ideal working conditions.
Call Mr. Simmons. Falls Church 288H.
manager. HUGHE8 CAB CO.. INC., 445 Lee
hwy„ Arlington, Va. _1
CABWET MAN. Apply HOFFMANN UP
Hpi£TERER8. 1711 14th st. n.w. —31
CABINETMAKERS—lst-class, for evening
work, 3 to 5 eves. pr. wk.. from 5-10 p.m.;
Excellent salary and working conditions.
MAYER A CO., 421 7th st. n.w. —1
CAMERA REPAIRMAN, experienced, want
ed for permanent job in lge. camera store.
Reply Box 92-D, Star. —31
CARPENTERS, ready for work. Call
National 2780. o*
CARPENTERS wanted (white): Ideal work
ing conditions. Call AD. 0480. —1
CARPENTERS, long Job. top wages; 49th
ave., Hyattsvllle. Md.. WA. 9771. —8
CARPET LAYERS, experience: immed.
openings. Apply employment office, 9th
fi . WOODWARD & LOTHROP, 9:30 to 6
dally. —3i
CAR WASHERS, colored, to work In auto
laundry. Extra men for week ends. 3510
Georgia ave. —1
CHEF, experienced, canable of taking
charge of kitchen and menus. Apply at
or.ee, 3419 Conn. ave. n.w. 1
CHEF-COOK, experienced in sea food; good
pay; can live on premises if desired. Ap
ply *fter 4 p m , CLUB RAYBURN. Berwyn,
Md. TY. 9560. 1
CIGAR CLERK, well experienced on cigars,
candy, stationery and magazines: must be
???d Jler'hand*,!er- Apply EMPIRE PHAR
MACY, 3 738 Conn. ave. —3
CIGAR. TOBACCO, candy and magazine
dent, clerk, capable assuming complete
charge, ordering, merchandizing, etc ;
good permanent position for dependable
alert, experienced man: $42.50 week plus
comm to start. HIOGER'S DRUGS,
5017 Conn. ave. n.w. 31
CLERK, hardware: permanent position.
re,er'nce:
COMBINATION oyster and kitchen man;
good P*T. short hrs.: no 8unday work. Mr.
Conner. HALLS RESTAURANT, 7th and K
sts. s w. 32
COOK, colored, houseman, yardman, for
docto^famny; live in; excellent salary.
COUNTERMAN and grillman. experi
enced- Call in person. DALEY’S FOOD
SHOP, 3207 14th st. n.w. —31
COUNTERMEN wanted; good hours, good
P^y.__ Mr. Butler, WOODLEY DRUG
STORE, 3527 Conn. ave. n.w. —2
luuniEKMEN — Increased wage scale
makes working for LITTLE TAVERN
SHOPS. INC.. ‘Famous for Hamburgers.'
especially attractive; opportunity for ad.
vancement. Call 8L.6800 for Informs
tlor., 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 o.m
warehousemen In
wholesale plumbing and heating supplv
“ood, working conditions and
sala'iy. chance for advancement. Apply in
HE'-A- J' Somerville. THOMAS
88uS5W&°«i&S{|4 min; “m'u.r^e
nCldIT« l38&£° 7S3U4ndl*§ ‘at!
DELIVERY ROOM MANAGER. man wUh
experience In parcel post shipping; all re
plies confidential. Our employes know of
Star advertiscmcnt- Box 178-D,
TECHN'IC,AN. capable of fimsh
Ina, packing and making repairs In nlate
ORATORY. 1909 Eye st. n.w. _1
DISHWASHERS, colored: experienced. Ap
E,Lk_Mr. Roger. INDIAN SPRING COUNTRY
CLUB. SH. 1815. _31
DISHWASHER and kitchen helper, colored.
«ea<JE job for willing, sober man CRAIN'S
RESTAURANT. 201 UpshuT st. n.w., RA.
DISHWASHER for hotel dining room. Ap
ply rear 1016 17th st. n.w. —31
DRIVERS ..and warehousemen, colored;
strong, tall and know city well: perm
poaltlon: start. 66c per hr.: 93c per hr.
after 40-hr. wk. Apply at once 4302
Georgia ave. n.w.
DRIVERS, nonunion, for concrete trucks:
heavy truck experience necessary; con
crete mixer experience not necessary.
Apply in peraon or phone TR. 2830.
TRANSIT MIXED CONCRETE CO., 2006
Bladensburg rd. n.e. »•
DBUG CLERK, experienced: permanent
position for sober, reliable man with some
managerial ability: «-day wk . vac. with
pay: start at *4o per wk. and commis
sion; nip. d advancement for qualified man.
EGG CANDLERS. white, experienced. Ap
ply E. M. Arey, ARMOUR 4r CO., 601 12th
st. s.w. 2
ELECTRICIAN, for new-house wiring, exper
only: hr- 4718 Bethesda ave., Be
thesda. Md. 1
ENGINEER—Licensed, for high-pressure
boilers, as watch engineer. *260 per mo.
Vacation with pay Apply chief engineer,
Onlv., 37th and O sts. n.w. —1
EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT for headquarters
office of an international professional or
ganization: scope of duties Include orig
inal writing, editorial and publications
work; membership promotion through
correspondence; arranging for annual
conference; conducting routine correspond
ence, etc., under direction of an execu
tive secretary and board of officers. Some
legal or law enforcement experience de
sired but not essential. Opportunity for
substantial salary advancement commen
surate with demonstrated ability. Give
full Information on education, training
and experience, and state minimum start
ing salary desired. Box 316-C. Star. —I
EXPERIENCED SERVICE station atten
dants, white. Apply HAYNES E8SO SERV
ICE. „."7(>8 Va ave. n.w. 1*
EXPORT SALES promotion manager—
Knowledge of foreign markets: languages
preferred but not necessary: must be ex
perienced in foreign sales promotion: ex
cellent opportunity In large organization
handling general merchandise. Write
full particulars to Box 1695, Baltimore,
Md. 3
EXPERIENCED LUBRICATION and all
around man for Arlington, Va,, service sta
tion. Call Ivy 1268. —1
FARMER, general farm hand for pure
bred Guernsey farm; modern 3-room bun
galow. milk, lights, heat and top wages.!
BASKERVILLE FARM, R. F. D. 1, Vienna,!
Va. Vienna 268-J. —2 i
FARM HELP—2 men. exper. for dairy!
farm work, at once; hou-ses with water
and elec., top wages, garden and fuel. H
J. LOWE. McLean, Va. Phone Falls Church
827-W-ll. —I
FILLING STATION ATTENDANT, expe
rienced. to assist In managing station; good
opportunity for dependable worker. Ap
ply In person. 6223 Blair rd. n.w. 31*
FINISHERS (2), 1st-class, for eve. work.
3 to 5 eves. pr. wk.; from 6-lfl p.m.
Excellent salary and working conditions.
MAYER ii CO.. 421 7th st. n.w. —1
FISHMEN. 3, white, only little or no ex
perience necessary. We will teach you.
Good starting salary and rapid advance
ment. Apply Mr. Leopold. 1 to 2 D.m.,
GIANT FOOD STOpE, 7536 Old George
town rd., Bethesda. —1
FISHMEN, 3, colored, only little or no
experience necessary. We will teach you.
Good starting salary and rapid advance
ment. Apply Mr. Leopold. 1 to 2 p.m.
GIANT FOOD STORE. 7536 Old George
town rd., Bethesda. —1
FLOOR MANAGERS, Immediate openings,
5-day, 40-hour week. Apply employment
office. 9th fi.. WOODWARD & LOTHROP,
9:30-6 dally. —31
FXORI8T wanted at once, must be flrst
clasa designer; permanent Job. good pay
and working conditions. All applications
confidential. RA. 2820. —1
FOUNTAIN MAN, colored, young and ex
P?/J-«nced ^on1 y need apply. NEW HAMP
SHIRE PHARMACY, 6000 1st at. n.w., RA.
FOUNTAIN MANAGER—Must be experi
enced: excell, opport. tor right man: $70
per wk.: no Sundays Apply in person.
McREYNOLDS PHARMACY7 1743 Q it. n°w.
FURNITURE REFINISHER, experienced,
new. modern service bide.: excellent work
ing conditions. 48-hr. wk.. vac. and sick
leave with pay. perm, position, excell,
opport.: take full charge of dept. Salary
ODen. GEOROE'S RADIO CO., 2145
S!!?ey_£&*pel rd- AT. 1166, ask for
Nin BECK b
GARAGE ATTENDANT) hrs., 7:30 a m. to
4:30 p.m.; exper. driver: good salary.
Apply supt., 2540 Mass. ave. n.w. —31
GASOLINE STATION ATTENDANTS: sal
ary, bonus, no Bundays. Apply JOHNNY’8
SERVICE STATION. 20th and N Y
ave. n.w. ' j ’
GROCERY CLERK, experienced, with some
knowledge of meats: salary open. Inaulre
400 K st. n.e. _3i
HARDWARE CLERK, food, steady Job for
right man; state past experience, references
and age Apply Box 272-D. Star. —1
HELPERS, for furniture co„ good chance
for advancement, good pay, steady year
round work, white only. Call MR. COLE.
Rockville 700 or oh. 5641. —2
HOTEL CLERK, experienced. Also night
clerk with transcript experience; year
around resort hotel. Good salary with
room and meals; to begin work around
September lOth. For interview, write
CHARLES P. GAY. Pinewood Hotel, Vlr
fioTEL*#i!oNT* DESK CLERK. exper.: sal
ary commensurate with ability. Apply
manager. KBBITT HOTEL, 10th and H sts.
n.w. —4
INSTRUCTORS, teachers, part time; pre
cision lens grinding, applied optics, physics,
mathematics; state qualifications, experi
ence. salary. Box 234-C. 8tar. 2*
JUMPERS for package delivery. Must be
able to furnish references. Apply em
ployment office, ith floor, LAN8BUROH &
BRO.. 7th, 8th and E sts. n.w. —81
LABORERS, long Job, top wages; 49th ave.,
Hyattsvllle. Md.. WA. 9771. —8
LABORERS WANTED, beginning Sept. 2
Apply in person to MR. REYNOLDS, at
entrance to property, 1 mile south ot Pen
Daw Hotel on old Kings highway, Mt.
Comfort Cemetery. —1
LATHERS—Long Job. plenty of material
on hand; 30c per bundle. 49th ave., Hy
attsvllle, Md. WA. 9771. —3
LAUNDRY FOREMAN —One acquainted
with flat work department. COLONIAL
LAUNDRY, Alexandria. Va. ALex. 4300.
—2
LINOLEUM CUTTER and warehouseman
wanted: steady work; good pay. Apply
QUAKER CITY LINOLEUM CO., 809 F
LINOTYPE OPERATOR—Day work, excel,
wages. GUIDE PUBLISHING CO , DE.
6606. —1
HELP MEN.
MAINTENANCE ENGINEER, third-class
license or better; #1.48 j>er hr., vac. with
pay. Apply CONTINENTAL BAKING CO.,
3301 Georgia ave. n.w. —1
MAN. yount. for porter service. #25; 5
day week. Apply 244 Woodward Bldg. —31
MAN, young, to learn the credit buainess;
gmust be able to type. REGAL CLOTH
rO. 711 7th st. n.w. —31
AN, young. 30 to 22. general office work;
must be good at figures; good opportunity
for aavancement: 6-day wk. Call DI
1082 for appt. —1
MAN—Over 21. with a clean record, for
part-time work. 10 to 4. 301 12th st s.e.
BURTNICK ---31
MAN wanted for paint and hardware
store. See MR. WOODRUFF, 7614 Wis.
ave.. Bethesda. Md —l
MAN TO UNCKATE FURNITURE and to
set up same must be experienced; 5-day
week, good pay. Apply P. J. NEE CO.,
1741 Johnson ave. n.w. —2
MAN FOR CLAIM WORK in local insur
ance office; aged 25-36; typing essential;
apoly to MISS PIERCE. 1000 H st. n w. —1
MANAGER for shoe store: must be exper.;
excel, salary. LINCOLN SHOE STORE,
1218 7th st .n.w. NA. 4790. —4
MECHANICS wanted. Apply ARLINGTON
& FAIRFAX MOTOR TRANSPORTATION
CO., 100B N. Glebe rd- Arlington. Va. See
Mr. Mennig. Apply between 9 a m. and
5 p.m. —31
MECHANICS lor service and installation
of automatic oll-bufnlng equipment, do
mestic and light commercial. Apply SIN
CLAIR REFINING CO., 6927 Blair rd. n.w.
MECHANICAL DRAWING instructor, teach
ing experience essential, permanent po
sition, good salary. Call NO. 4738 Sat
urday and Sunday, call HO. 1620 week
days. —1
MEN ATTENDANTS for amusement ar
cade. See MR. FRIEDMAN at 412 Oth st.
n.w. —6
MEN, abojt 30, college graduate who
wishes to learn a specialized business;
here is your opportunity; old-established
firm will teach you all phases of surgical
retail business and Day you well while you
learn. Please give full data regarding your
self. name college attended, hobbles and
previous business exnerience. if any. Apnly
Box 269-D, Star.
MEN, age 18 to 60, as service station at
tendants; commission on individual sales;
uniforms and laundry furnished; all posi
tions available are permanent and should
be considered for the future. Apply
GULFKJIL CORP., 14th and L sts. n.w.,
Tuesday 9 a m. to 12 noon. —1
MESSENGER, white, over 16: 4 to 8 p.m.,
good pay; wanted Immediately. MAXWELL
& TENNY80N, 1801 Eye st. n.w. —1
OIL BURNER INSTALLATION MEN. tank
fitters, electricians, combustion chamber
mechanics. Call CH. 0885 between 6 and
8 p.m. —3
OIL BURNER MECHANIC, experience In
new Installation and repair work. Call
WI. 4656. —
OIL BURNER MECHANIC: permanent job.
large housing development; weekly salary;
must be experienced on heavy and light
oil burners. Call MR. WEHRLI, CH. 6000.
Apply 3900 N. 4th st., Arlington. Va. —31
PACKERS experienced in huusenoia gooas
desirable; good wages, steady work. SE
CURITY 8TORAGE CO.. 1140 15th st. n.w.
PACKERS. CHECKERS, stockkeepers; Im
mediate openings; 5-day. 40-hour week.
Apply employment office. Oth fl„ WOOD
S'ARS.it LOTHROP. 9:30 to 6 daily. —31
PATENT SEARCHER to devote substantial
portion of time to search work for West
Coast corporation, preferably on salary
basis; must be thoroughly experienced.
Box 470-B, Star. —1
PACKERS, colored, experienced in packing
china. Apply Mr. Dent. SMITH'S TRANS
FER & STORAGE CO.. 600 W st. n.e. —6
FHARMACI8T, top salary, vacation with
pay, good hours; references. RIVERSIDE
PHARMACY, 2126 E st. n.w. —31
PHARMACIST, part time, for evenings and
Sundays. Apply EMPIRE PHARMACY,
liJ8 Conn. ave. n.w. —1
PLASTERERS, top wages. Phone SH.
6091. 2
ruumocivs. wun reierences. sieany worn
and good nay to qualified mechanics. 0912
4th st. n.w. GE. 4531. —3
PLUMBER experienced in jobbing and re
modeling: top wages. T. J. FITZMAURICE,
DU. 5381. —31
PORTER, colored, daywork. Apply Mr.
Roger, INDIAN SPRING COUNTRY CLUB.
SH. 1815, —31
PORTER, colored, 50 or over preferred,
to help head porter: large cleaning work;
full or part time: permanent position; fine
men's clothing store. Ask for Mr. Davis.
OROSNER of 1325 F st. —4
PORTERS wanted for drugstore; excellent
salary and good hours, no Sunday work.
Apply McREYNOLDS PHARMACY, 1743
G st. n.w. —1
PORTER—-Colored, for retail store, must
be honest and dependable; state age and
salary expected. Box 391-B, Star. —2
PRE8SER. experienced. FRIENDSHIP
CLEANERS. Call EM. 1052. —30
PRINTER, perm, and pleasant position
open for good man on composition, other
duties; 3-man Job plant. Tele. AD. 4699.
PRODUCE MEN (2), good Jobs for right
men. Apply SHIRLINGTON SUPER MAR
KET. 2806 S. Quincy st.. Shlrlington Busi
ness Center, Arlington. Va. —1
PUBLISHER, administrative law: perma
nent. salaried positions; ideal conditions,
future secure; men between 25 and 40 with
sales or law background, familiar with
operation of Federal agencies desired:
starting salary up to S5.000. advancement.
Box 287-C. Star. 1»
RADIO SERVICEMAN, must have several
yrs. experience: excellent opportunity; ref
erence required. ALLEN TIRE SALES.
1738 14th st. n.w. —1
RADIO SERVICE MAN. salary and com
mission. car allowance; must have some
shop experience: home service calls in
Silver Spg. and vie. See Mr. Miller. WARD
RADIO & APPLIANCES, 8535 Georgia ave.,
SH. 6700. —1
RAW BAR COUNTERMAN, for large down
town restaurant: top pay and meals; only
those experienced in oyster and clam
shucking; apply to MR. OBRIEN. 1207
E at. n.w. —3
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN—Experience
not necessary; must have car: excellent
opportunity with unlimited earnings for
ambitious young man. Call Axminster
4020. —31
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, for full time:
must have car. Call DEDWAY REALTY
CO.. 1304 Girard st. n.w. DE. 8577 —2
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN with or without
exper.: car essential; good opportunity to
connect with growing organization; we will
give you all the necessary help. PECK
CO.. CO. 3333. 3408 18th st. n.e. —2
ROOFERS, experienced sheet-metal men
and slag roofers wanted. D18TCLICT
ROOFING CO.. 3608 14th st. n.w. GE.
3483. —31
ROOFING AND SIDING applicators; ex
perienced; must have cars. Phone HO
4120 for appt PATTERSON-CAULFIELD
CORP. —31
ROUTE MAN. established dry cleaning
route: guaranteed salary and commission;
wonderful opportunity for advancement to
a progressive, conclentious man. CENTRAL
CLEANERS, 323 Carroll st. n.w. GE.
5524. -—3
ROUTEMAN, dry cleaning establishment;
salary open. 4818 R. I. ave., Hyattsville.
WA. 9103 or WA. 2900. —1
SALESMEN WANTED; outside work; sell
vacuum cleaners and other appliances;
canvassing; good opportunity; drawing ac
count and commission. Box 410-B, Star.
SALES MANAGER—Man experienced In
hiring and training salesmen in office
machine field and capable of taking com
plete charge of sales for one of the fastest
growing office machines, with long-estab
lished local firm. Must be familiar with
local U. S. Govt, sales as well as commer
cial sales. This is an unusual opportunity
for a hard working man with the proper
background and experience. Write fully,
giving age. experience and past earnings.
Replies wilt be confidential. Box 295-C.
Star. —31
SALESMAN—Man with car who is thor
oughly salesmlnded gnd can sell. Position
is lmmed. open and offers perm, security,
good salary, plus com . with local wholesale
grocery concern: bright future (groceries
exp. unnec.1. Write Box 142-D. Star. —4
SALESMAN—Due to the demand for the
sensational four-season aluminum store
window and screen combination, the local
distributor requires the services of a full
time salesman who Is interested In mak
ing real money and not afraid to work
lor it. Car and Initiative essential Tri
flers don't waste my time. For interview
appt. phone WI. 9333. —2
SALESMEN—Excellent opportunity for real
salesmen with one of world's largest finan
cial Institutions: age 25-40: married; at
least high school education: must have
excellent references; good pay while in
training; group life insurance, hospitali
zation. surgical benefits for self and fam
ily: disability benefits, retirement Income:
vacation with pay. Only salesmen who
are producers and looking for real future
need apply. Call RE. 2225 on Tuesday or
Wednesday for appointment. —1
SECTION MANAGERS—Permanent posi
tions, 5-day week. Apply employment of
fice, 4th floor, LANSBURGH dc BRO., 7th
8th and E sts. n.w. —31
SERVICEMAN with some mechanical
experience. Must have car. Salary, car
611owance and commission on repairs. See
[r. McNerney. 3rd floor. LANSBURGH &
BRO.. 7th, 8th and E sts. n.w. —31
8ERVICE STATION ATTENDANT, experi
enced. Apply MR. RUFF, 1101 18th st.
n w 1
SHOEMAKER, 1st class. Apply at 1410
14th st. MID-CITY VALET. —31
SHOEMAKER, expert, all-around man, per
manent position, exceptionally high sal
ary. goorf opportunity for right man. MR.
STERN. 1339 7th at. n.w. —1
SODA FOUNTAIN DISPENSER, experienced;
excellent salary. CARRIERS PHARMACY.
Columbia pike and Glebe rd., Arlington. Va
SPOTTER, white, flrst-elasi man. to do
wool and silk spotting and wet cleaning;
good salary and permanent position. Apply
giving references and salary desired to
COMPECO DYE WORKS. Norfolk 8, Va.
—3
8TOCK CLERKS, veterans, fi-day week,
permanent employment, good working con
ditions. Apply the manager. GARRISON
TOY As NOVELTY CO., 1215 E st. n.w.
—31
STONEMASONS (31, 1-room constructions,
low scaffold; Immediate employment. Write
Box 5555, Friendship Branch, Washing
ton, D. C. —31
TAILORS, on men's clothing: permanent
positions; also part-time workers: good
Day. Apply Mb. Berns, BONDS CLOTHES,
1335 F st. n.w. —1
TOOL AND DIE MAKER, machinist's
helper. ANTON TOOLS As MANU. CO.,
Clinton, Md. Spruce 1098, Mr. Zacharek.
TREE EXPERT, with or without car;
trailer and tools furnished; car allowance
State training and education. Phone
WI. 5010. —3
TRUCK MECHANICS (21. top salary to 1st
rlassmen: 44-hour week with time and
for all over 4n hours. Apply Mr. Carter,
DIAMOND MOTORS, INC., 1031 3rd St. n.w.
UPHOLSTERER for cusU>m shoo, excellent
working conditions ana salary. Apply to
Mr. 8pltxer. MAYER At CO, 421 7th
st. n w. —31
UPHOLSTERER, experienced: also man
with some upholstery experience. EX. 7737.
VETERAN, capable of making drawings,
who would Ilka instruction In estimating
architectural Iron works. Phone NA. 3768
for appointment Sat. and Mon. morning.
WATCHMAKERS, lmmed. openings. Ap
ply employment office, 9th WOOD
WARD Ac LOTHROP. 9:30 to 6 dally. —31
WATCHMAN, night, aged 45-56, for large
downtown restaurant: good pay and meals.
Apply ^ person to MR. O’BRIEN. y207
WHOLESALE REPRESENTATIVE for D. C.
:orporation. covering Maryland. Penna..
N. J. and Del.; some wholesale experience
necessary. With or without ear. Immedl
ite employment. Write Box 5655, Friend
ship Branch. Washington. D. C . stating
luallflcatlons and previous exptrt|pee. —31
HELP MEN.
WINDOW DISPLAY MAN — Must have
knowledge of cardwriting and Interior dis
play; good salary, excellent working condi
tions. Apply Mr. Waldschmidt. SPORT
CENTER, 8th and D sts. n.w.
WOOD FINISHER, permanent position
with growing organisation, for an experi
enced man: store fixtures and furniture.
1048 Rotomac st. n.w., Georgetown. DE.
7000. —31
YOUNG MEN. 18 and over, willing to ride
bicycles: day or night work. Apply WEST
ERN UNION. Room 200. 1317 New York
ave. n.w. —4
YOUNG MAN as store manager, familiar
with flowers, plants, garden hardware and
insecticides; chain store experience would
be helpful, also buying experience. State
age. experience references, salary and
share profits. Box 300-0. Star. —&
YOUNG MEN—18 to 26. contacting law
offices and business firms; permanent posi
tion, 6-day week; $28 plus commission
Apply 1307 H st n.w., 4th floor. COMET
MESSENGER SERVICE.
YOUNG MAN as porter in bakery. Call
Union 3367 or 1177 after 0 p.m. 31*
YOUNG MAN. white, to receive service calls
on monitor system telephone desk: filing
and recording service records and handling
misc. clerical procedures pertaining to lge.
warehouse. Apply Box 95-D. Star, stating
experience and auallflcations. —2
YOUNG MAN, white. Interested In clerical
work on inventory control on radios and
appliances; experience will be helpful: po
sition will be permanent, with good salary
and advancement In a growing business.
State experience, axe and qualifications.
Reply. B"x 97-D. Star. —2
YOUNG MAN. colored, as stock rlerk In
drugstore. Apply MARKET PHARMACY,
1428 7tn st n.w. —1
YOUNG MAN. about 21 years, clerk in
real estate office. BOSS & PHELPS. 1417
K st. n.w 4
YOUNG MAN for filing, typing and gen
eral office work In retail jewelry store,
good working conditions: state age and
salary expected. Box 380-B. Star. —2
YOUNG MAN for record work and to assist
In selling In high-type retail Jewelry store,
pleasant working cond.: state age and sal
ary expected. Box 392-B. Star. —2
SEVERAL experienced architects or archi
tectural draftsmen, engineers thoroughly
experienced In air-conditioning, heating
and plumbing. Also, one textile engineer.
Write or call. J. N. PEASE ti CO. Tel
3-8481. Charlotte, N. C. —31
RESPONSIBLE S D. A. to take care of
cabin camp and small riding stable on
Southern Maryland farm starting Sent. 1:
’lvlng quarters provided; write SPRING
VALLEY PARM. Great Mills, Md. or
phone Tower 4949. —31
LUCRATIVE ARRANGEMENT ooen in pro
gressive real estate office for veteran with
some stenographic experience: part time
or full time. Box 304-D. Star —31
WANTED — Disabled veteran, light office
work, knowledge of typing nee.. 5-da*
wk.: permanent position: good salary and
working conditions. Apply the manager.
GARRISON TOY & NOVELTY CO. 1215
E st. n.w. 31
WANTED, male attendant for position in
Valley of Virginia: 12-hr. duty. Call TE.
0124. —31
NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL organization
needs field secretary, good speaker, organi
zer, public relations man. nonsmoker:
nondrinker; give complete details, refs,
Box 355-D, Star. —1
AN EXPERIENCED MAN to take care
Also * night man to clean tack.
MEADOW BROOK SADDLE CLUB, SH
9811, Chevy Chase. Md. 1*
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION desires su
perior and experienced doorman; perma
nent position, good hours and salary. Write
Box 259-D. Star. —1
LIVE-WIRE MAN to represent novelty com
pany: experience helpful but not necessary;
SU'J? experience and education. Apply Box
*' i H. Rfo r st
HELP MEN b WOMEN.
BILLING MACHINE OPERATORS, Imme
diate openings; 6-day. 40-hour week. Ap
ply employment office. 9th floor. WOOD
WARD ft LOTHROP, 9:30-0 dally. —31
BOOKKEEPER to assist treasurer In large
real estate office; permanent position,
chance (or advancement. Box 301-V.
Star. _5
BOOKKEEPER-CLERK, experienced: 5'/j
day week, good salary, pleasant working
conditions. B. MICHAELSON & CO.. 1301
CASHIER-SUPERVISOR—Act as assistant
to manager o( novelty and newsstands In
large operation. Experience in this field
preferred, but not essential if you have
sales and merchandising ability. Hours.
3-1,1 Dm.; six-day week: work Sundays.
Write for interview, stating experience and
5£1S£.T.JjS?lred.- i° Sox 228 C. Star. —2
CLERICAL WORKER wanted, part-time
Job, *°od salary, bonus, vacation with pay.
HOMES OIL CO.. 6225 Blair rd. n.w. —2
COUPLE, white, middle aged, no children,
sober: to work at tourist house: small apt
and $175 mo. to start. HOTEL COURT.'
Salto, blvd., 2 ml. past College Park.
Tower 5678 after 10 a m. —3
DRY CHICKEN PICKER, experienced; part
time work, 4 days week TA. 0120 —1
FUR OPERATORS AND CUTTERS, lm
med. openings. Apply employment office.
9th floor. WOODWARD & LOTHROP. 9:30
to 6 daily. _31
MAN AND WIFE, no children, for farming
nearby Maryland, wife to do general
housework: must be reliable and sober;
prefer couple over 40. who wants perma
nent job: good salary with furnished
house. Call at 1021 7th st. n.w. Phone
NA. 053 0. —31
PIANO PLAYER, man or woman, for coun
try folk songs for the TRIANON CAFE.
<22 17th st, n.w., 9:30 p.m. to 1; $5 a
night. —1
OFFICE WORKERS, immediate openings:
5-day, 40-hour week Apply employment
office, 9th floor. WOODWARD & LOTH
ROP. 9:30-6 daily. —31
RESTAURANT MANAGER for hotel coffee
shop; pleasant working conditions. Ap
ply manager, EBBITT HOTEL, 10th and
H sts. n.w. —5
STENOGRAPHER-CLERK for work in
schools. Grade 3. $1,902. five-day week.
National 6000, Branch 2605. 1 •
YOUNG COUPLE, colored, for doctor's
family. Live in. beautiful new Chevy Chase
home. Salary, $175 to $225. WI. 2094.
HAVE OPENINGS for sodamen. white:
cigar clerks, men or women, drug counter
man: want only stable, capable and re
liable help. Apply DAILEY DRUGS. 1324
Fla, ave n.e . 2 to 4 p m_—31
HELP WOMEN.
ADVERTISING LAYOUT ARTIST, experi
enced, for large department store Excel
lent starting salary and opportunity, pleas
ant working conditions: 5-day week. Ap
81y with samples to publicity director, 4th
oor. LANSBURGH * BRO.. 7th. 8th and
E sts. n.w —3]
ALTERATION HAND, Immediate opening
for experienced seamstress, on suits and
dresses, white or colored. ME 9423. —1
ALTERATION SALESPERSON in our store
at 3411 Conn. ave. Experienced person to
assist in selling and making minor altera
tions on women's garments. Good salary,
liberal employe discounts, group hospitali
zation and Insurance. Apply in person or
phone for appointment. BROOKS. 1109 Q
st. n.w. Mr. Moorehead, NA. 7850: 5th
floor. —1
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER. intelligent
young woman, knowledge general office
routine: quiet atr-condltioned office: 5Va
day week. MARTIN'S CHINA STORE. 1233
Conn. ave. n.w. —1
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER (or general
office work and switchboard. 40-hour
week. $40 per week starting salary.
Previous auto experience desirable. CHEVY
CHASE MOTOR CO., 7725 Wisconsin ave.,
WI. 1635. —I
ASSISTANT BUYER lor misses’ coat dept
Unusual opportunity for capable young
women with merchandising experience
Apply JELLEFF'S 1214-1220 F st nw.
personnel office. 7th floor
ASSISTANT CASHIER—Typist with knowl
edge of bookkeeping: 5-day. 40-hour week;
opportunity for advancement. Apply RE
PUBLIC PICTURES CORP., 925 New Jer
sey ave. 31
ASSISTANT TO OFFICE MANAGER—Must
bo capable typist and have ability to take
shorthand: excel, starting salary and per
manent position: payroll exper. helpful,
but not nec. Apply Mr. Wolf, BOND
CLOTHES. 1335 F st. n.w . —3
ATTRACTIVE YOUNG LADY for sales
work, hrs. 3 to 10 p.m., salary plus com
TAN THEA® managM MITROPO,LI
BAKERY SALESLADY, experience not ne
cessary. Apply 703 Michlgian ave. n.e. —3
BAKERY SALESLADY, experienced pre
ferred; good salary. BERKOWITZ BALTI
MORE BAKERY. 3530 Ga. ave. n.w. GE.
9735. —31
BEAUTICIANS, experienced, for modern
air-conditioned downtown shop; guaran
teed $60 per week. MYRA BEAUTY
SALON. 607 12th st. n.w. —31
BEAUTICIAN, colored, pleasant surround
ings; must have trade. Apply 1527 P st.
nw. CO. 0444. —1
BEAUTICIAN; must be experienced; excel
lent opportunity for good earnings: Ideal
working conditions; no license required
Alexandria’s most beautiful shop. TE
7140. 31
ni.iuiiu.vn. aii-arouna operators.
Apply GHEEN’S BEAUTY SALON, 724
1 1th st. n w. _2
BEAUTICIANS (3), all-around exper.: sal
ary, $50 per wit. and commission. Apply
PRANCES DEE BEAUTY SHOP, 623 Pa
ave. s^e. Phone PR. 3522. —6
BEAUTY OPERATOR, 1st class, all around:
excellent salary, plus commission. HENRI
ROBERT. 2645 Conn. ave.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, excellent pay and
commission. 5-day week. MADEMOISELLE
BEAUTY SALON, 3946 Minnesota ave. n.e.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, colored, with some
business clientele. Call LI. 1158, alter
8 p.m. _1
BEAUTY SALON—Vacancies for general
all around operators. Apply JELLEPP'S.
1214-1220 P st. n.w.. personnel office. 7th
floot.
BEAUTY SALON RECEPTIONIST, beauty
salon experience essential; air conditioned
attractive salary EMILE. 1221 Conn. ave.
BOOKKEEPER, real estate experience pre
ferred, must be Arlington resident, some
typing necessary: apply in own handwrit
ing for interview, stating full particulars.
ARLINGTON REALTY CO.. 2204 Wilson
blvd. —2
BOOKKEEPER, retail store: 33-hr> week;
prefer resident of Silver Spring. Please
apply only if experienced. Box 433-A,
Star. —L
BOOKKEEPER—Exp., capable of handling
payroll, accounts payable and receivable;
comolete office management; refs, required
Apply "400” RESTAURANT. 1425 P st. n.w.
BOOKKEEPER experienced, for old-estab
lished Ford dealer. PRANK SMALL. JR..
INC.. 215 Pa. ave. s.e. LI. 2076. —2
BOOKKEEPER, accounts receivable, ex
perienced on Burroughs machine; 5-day
wk. Box 356-D, Star. —2
BOOKKEEPER—We need an experienced
bookkeeper for immediate employment with
one of the large real estate companies: must
be good typist: salary $2,100 per year to
start: good working conditions and oppor
tunity for advancement; 5-day week. Call
MR THOMPSON. NA. 2112. —3
BOOKKEEPER, experienced: good salary.
35-hour week: permanent position; down
town office. Telephone DI. 8132. —1
BOOKKEEPING ASSISTANT—Permanent
position, good salary. Apply personnel
office, L. PRANK CO., 1200 P st. n.w. —A
BOOKKEEPING INSTRUCTOR; short day
hours. BOYD'S SCHOOL. 1333 P st. n.w.
—1
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE operator—Per
manent position, S-day week, 40 hours;
N.C.R. No. 3.000 operator preferred. See
MR. WIUCINe. Kdmar Building. 702 H st.
n.w.. 3rd Boor. —3
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPERATORS,
young women, experience preferred: five
day week, excellent hours and working
conditions. THE MUNSEY TRUST’ CO.,
Munsey Bldg., 1320 R st. n.w. —3
BUYERS for coats, dresses and furs In our
downstairs store; must be thoroughly ex
perienced Apply employment office. 4th
floor. LAN8BURGH A BRQ., 7th. 8th and
E sts. n.w. • ^ —31
HELP WOMEN (Cant.)
BUYER—Handbags, gloves, neckwear and
handkerchiefs in women's specialty shop.
Excellent opportunity for experienced
buyer. Must have knowledge of market
and completely supervise market. Call In
person or phone for appt. BROOKS. 1109
0 st. n w. Mr. Moorehead. NA. 7860. —1
CARD PUNCH OPERATORS, exper.: tra
ined. openings. Apply employment ofllee,
Oth floor. WOODWARD A LOTHROP, 9:30
to 0 d«0v. —31
CASHIER, exper., good hours, excellent
salary. COLONIAL VILLAGE PHARMACY.
1737 Wilson blvd, Arlington. Vs.. CH.
4222. —1
CASHIERS in women's specislty shop—Ex
perience preferred; 5-day week, good sal
ary. liberal employe discount, group hos
pitalisation and Insurance. Apply In per
son or csll for appointment. BROOKS.
1109 G st. n.w. Mr. Moorehead. NA. 7850:
6th floor. 1
CASHIER wanted. RKO KEITH'S THEA
TER. Steady Job. good salary, excellent
working conditions. Apply in person to
Mr. Charles W. Noske. —1
CASHIER, cocktail lounge: experienced.
"1'ahle:^ ref. red. Call MR. McCOY.
CASHIER, front ofllee: hotel experience:
ref. red Call MR. BOONE. DI. 8822. —2
CASHIER-TYPIST—New car dealer located
in downtown area has opening for lady
cashier-typist; prefer one with automobile
experience; permanent oosltlon with chance
-,j£XJncement: 5'^-day week. See MR
*l ni?0 17th ,t- n w- or call EX.
480(1 for appointment —.It
CHARWOMAN for downtown office bids
Apply MIK LAPINSKY. 819 14th st. n.w
after 4:39 p.m. _5
CLERICALS, permanent positions In va
0 S.-d*y week Apply employ
4tt fl00r LANSBURGH A
BRO-. ,th to 8th to E n.w. —31
CLERK, general office experience desira
ble: must be typist; permanent position;
gleassnt working conditions. Apply WON
DE R_ CLOTHES. 937 P st. n.w.
CLERK, reflned men's specialty shop: good
at figures for sale audit work; excellent
opportunity, permanent position, good sal
ary; .Apply to Mr. Aiken, OROSNER
of 1325 P st. n.w. _10
CLERK to work In dry cleaning plant:
k°°d salary, best of working conditions.
LUNA CLEANERS. 1005 14th st. n.w. —1
CLERK, neat-appearing young lady to an
swer phone: knowledge of typing preferred:
s e section of city. Call MR. SHAW. U.
1 943 31
CLERK, for hotel front desk. Apply man
ager, EBBITT HOTEL, loth and H its.
n.w. 3
CLERK for genera) offle? work, some knowl
edge of typing nec.; permanent position,
good opportunity for advancement; 40-hr.
w’k.. Wed. and Sat. afternoons off Apolv
in person. UNITED POOD STORES CORP
1215 E st. s.w. 1
CLERK, dry-cleaning establishment: sal- :
"J •«»*": 4818 R I. ave , Hyattsvllle,
WA 9103 or WA. 2900. —1
CLERK, young lady, general office: no
experience necessary. Bethesda resident or:
vicinity preferred. BLUE RIBBON LAUN
2PY.-,4.£12 Hampton lane. Bethesda, Md.
OL. 1717. ask for MR. SOLER. —1
CLERK to assist lood dis.ributlon in food
control ofllee: exp. desired but not neces
5?ryL5Pod oay. meals furnished. Apply to
Mr O'Brien, personnel office. O'DONNELL'S
CLERK-oWlCE0 M^Na5er, exper “per
manent position: hrs.. 8:30 to 4:30; 40
P>easant working conditions.
AMERICAN RED CROSS. National Naval
Medical Center. OL. 8323. 2
CLERK-TYPIST — Excellent opportunity
j££-.’^*ncement- WASHINGTON LOAN &
TRUST CO., trust dept., 3rd floor. 9th
and P sts. n.w _3
CLERK-TYPIST, 40-hr. week, excel, sal
ary. congenial surroundings. Call UN
2990. _3i
CLERK-TYPIST, insurance broker, alter
nate 5 and 5'a-day week; pleasant sur
roundings; $149 month. MR. BOYKIN,
298 Colorado Bid a —31
I UsMA-iiriSI « STENOGRAPHER—High
I school graduate or equivalent in local
onlce of nationally known manufacturer of
telephone central office equipment. Start
ing wage based on qualifications and ex
perience Apply llll North Capitol st.
3rd floor MR. A. W. BAKER.
| CLERK-TYPIST with knowledge of book
keeping; exceptional opportunity for young
lady. In life insurance office: experience
helpful but not essential. For interview
call MRS OLIVER at ME. 3322. —4
CLERK-TYPIST with knowledge of book
keeping. experience not necessary: in old
estaolished real estate office: 5-day week:
excellent working conditions; good salary
and bonus. Apply in own handwriting
Box 1 84-D. Star. _1
CLERK-TYPIST, local branch of nationally
known motion picture co. has opening
for clerk-typist, pleasant working con
ditions. 40-hour, 5-day week. Monday
through Friday. Apply UNITED ARTIST
CORP.. 024 N. J. ave. n.w. —ti
CLERK-TYPIST, needed lor general rou
tine and correspondence; perm, position
and good salary: 5-day wk. See Mr Sum
merlin. SMITH TRANSFER AND STORAGE
CO.. 1313 You st. n.w. NO. 3343. —3
CLERK-TYPIST, permanent position, 5
day week: experience helpful but not es
sential. Apply first floor, 716 11th st.
n.w.. between 10-12 a m. —2
COMPANION for partial Invalid, assuming
part responsibility of household; 2 in
family. Call MI. 4590. —2
COMPTOMETER OPERATOR, permanent
position. 5-day week. Apply employment
office. 4th floor. LANSBURGH & BRO.,
7th. 8th and E sts. n.w. —31
COOK for tea room: must live in: good
salary Phone SH. 5553. —31
COSMETIC SALESLADIES, experienced Ifi
I selling higher type cosmetics, $40 per
week plus commissions. 48-hour week.
Phone CH. 66uo. CARRIER PHARMACY.
I Columbia pike and Glebe rd.. Ari., Va
DENTAL ASSISTANT, age 20-35, thor
1 oughly experienced in dental office work:
|5’i-day week, S40-S45 per wk. depending
on experience and ability. Only dependable
girl need apply. Call TA. 2178: eves, and
Sunday. RA. 3377. —1
DENTAL ASSISTANT and secretary, ex
perienced preferred, but not necessary,
must have niece appearance: excellent
opportunity. Call GE. 2121 lor appoint
ment. 31
DENTAL ASST., experienced or inexperi
enced: uptown n.w. office: neat, reliable,
refined and typing: 44-hr. wk.; salary,
*35. Apply Box 278-D. Star. —1
DENTAL ASSISTANT, to work in Bethesda.
with some knowledge of typing. Phong
WI. 2745. —1
DEPARTMENT MANAGERS — Ladies'
ready-to-wear chain has openings for
managers in dress and small wear depart
ments: will consider training of executive
type who lack experience but have ability
to manage; top salary. Box 174-D. Star.
—3
DIETICIAN-HO USE KEEPER, small boarding
school near Washington; state age and ex
perience Box 435-B. Star —1
DRESS ALTERATION HANDS, perm, posi
tions: air-conditioned workrooms, good
salaries. Apply ZIRKIN'S. 821 14tb
st. n.w.
DRESS CHECKER—Lge, women's specialty
store needs intelligent person to check
dresses into fitting rms.. no exper. nec.,
age no handicap. Contact Mr. Werner.
WILBUR, ROGERS. 1211 F st. n.w. —31
EXPERIENCED GIRL for dry cleaning and
laundry store; excel, working hours, good
nay, perm, position. Apply 9 a.m. to 12
noon. HIGHLAND CLEANERS, 2515 Pa.
ave. s.e. LI. 0734. —2
FINGER WAVER W ANTED; French beauty
shop: good wages. 2821 14th st. n.w. —2
FITTERS, experienced, for women’s coats,
suits and dresses: permanent positions;
n-day wk Apply JELLEFF’S. 1214-1220
F st. n.w personnel office. 7th floor.
FLOOR HOUSEKEEPER, white. Sam. to
4:30 p.m.; hotel experience preferred. Ap
ply to executive housekeeper. 15th and
Pennsylvania ave. n.w. —31
FOOD CHECKER, must have had first-class
experience: none other need apply; $50
per wk.. meals: no Sundays. Applv bet.
noon and 5 pm.. Sept. 3. ALFONSO'S
RESTAURANT. 1403 L st. n.w. —1
FOOD SUPERVISOR, capable of handling
large fountain and restaurant operation:
must be thoroughly experienced in food
preparation, service and personnel man
agement: can earn $100 per wk. on salary
and bonus: state experience and references.
Box 483-D. Star. —I
FUR FINISHERS—Experienced preferred:
immediate openings. Apply JELLEFF’S.
1214-1220 P st. n.w . personnel office. 7th
floor.
GIRLS! Do you want to earn S29 wk. to
start? 5 par increases the 1st year to be
paid while you learn: opportunities for ad
vancement pleasant working conditions,
vacations with pay. steady employment
and interesting career, security for the
future? II your answers to the above
questions are yes. visit one of our employ
ment offices where friendly counsellors will
be glad to tell you about the many job.
ooportunities available. 727 13th st. n.w.
1352 F st. n.w. THE CHESAPEAKE &
PCTOMAC TELEPHONE CO
GIRLS to learn bindery work: paid while
learning: for night work: paid vacation;
pleasant working conditions. Apply NA
TIONAL CAPITAL PRESS. 301 N st. n.e
_91
GIRL, colored, to do hand ironing In Chi
nese laundry, experienced only. 624 Ken
nedy st. n.w. TA. 7233. —31
GIRL, small switchboard, typing and gen
eral clerical; office located in Takoma Park.
Box 221-C. Star —31
GIRL to assist In dry cleaning store. LUNA
CLEANERS, 1005 14th st. n.w. —1
GIRL for general clerical and marking
room work: typing essential. Please apply
in person to GRETCHEN COLE. 7244 Wis
consin ave.. Eethcsda. Md —1
GIRLS, to address envelopes on type
writer: good salary, permanent position.
REGAL CLOTHING, 711 7th st. n.w. —31
GIRL, bookkeeper, experience in all book
keeping and cashiering: excellent salary;
reference Box 302-D. Star. —31
GIRL, general housework and assist with
children; sleep In; Thursdays and every
other Sunday off; must be competent and
have A-l references: start work about
Sept. 6th; salary $30 per week. For inter
view write MRS. H. MALASKY. 415 Hamil
ton st. n.w. or phone GA. 5969 on Sept.
5th. —3
GREGG SHORTHAND INSTRUCTOR; short
day hours: temp, and perm, openings.
BOYD’S. 1333 F st. n.w. NA. 2338. —31
HAT CHECK GIRL, white, part time from
6:30 to 1. Apply 1120 Conn. ave. —1
HOSTESSES (2). good hours, good salary.
1741 K st. n.w., NEW ATHENS CAFE.
—31
HOSTESS, experienced; $50 per wk., meals;
no Sundays. Aoply bet. noon and 5 p.m..
Sept. 3. ALFONSO’S REST., 1403 L st. n.w.
HOUSEKEEPER and practical nurse, white,
for 2 ladles; live in. Phone NO. 3284.
HOUSEKEEPER with experience in buying
and management In small institution. Box
214-C. Star. 2*
HOUSEKEEPING, child care and guidance;
refined, exp’d. responsible lady: 5-d»y wk .
Sun. evenings free; one wk day off: $36.
with private room and bath, meals. No
cooking or laundry. Available after Sept.
20: ref. exch’g. Box 326-C, Star. 5*
INTERIOR DECORATORS, lmmed. open
ing. Apply employment office. 9th floor.
WOODWARD A LOTHROP. 9:30 to 6
MAIDS. white, for full-time daywork.
Rttractlve surroundings, air-conditioned
ouse. Apply housekeeper. CARLTON
HOTEL. 18th and K Sts. n.w —3
MAID; hours, 8:30-4:30, SVa-day week;
$20 per week. CaU eves.. 8H. 8971.
ALBA BEAUTY SALON. 8425 Georgia ave..
alver Spring, Md. —31
AIDS—8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.; best of ref
erences required. Apply to executive house
keeper. HOTEL WASHINGTON. 15th and
Mne\£ salesladies — Arden mu-I
llnery has opening for several alert and
experienced salesladies; salary and com
mission on all sales: those Interested In a
permanent position with good earning pos
sibilities. apply at 1008 F st. n.w., all
week.
MONOGRAM OPERATOR, must be experi
enced; permanent position: 6-day week
Apply employment office. 4th floor. LANS- i
BURGH A BRO , 7th. 8th and E iti n v.
4 —*1
_HUP WOMIN._
NUMB (or 30-mo.-old child: other help
employed: excellent surroundings: nice sal
ary Call MR. KRAFT. UN 3900. bet 9
and 5:30 p.m —31
NURSE, practical, white, to assist with
:are of Invalid husband: willing to help
nth light housework: $25 per wk.: lire
in or out. Box 262-D. Star. —1
NURSE, for clinic duty: pleasant atmos
phere: hours. 9 to 4:30: 5',i days: salary
open. Call TA 9847 eves, after 6 or Sun
day b-fore 10 or after 3:30. —X
NURSEMAID, white, for 2-week-old In
fant and assist with 2nd floor work, live
In: other help employed: no laundry or
rooking. OR. 0168. —1
OFFICE ASSISTANTS, cashier and typist
—Permanent positions, sood salary and
working hrs. Apply Mr. Philips. JULIUS
LANSBUROH FURNITURE CO . 907 F st.
n.w. —3
OFFICE CLERK, experienced, accustomed
to meeting the public, accurate with fig
ures: references: $35 a week and meals.
MI. 7500. —l
PBX OPERATOR, hotel work, alternate
hours: good salary. Apply chief operator.
BURLINGTON HOTEL. 1120 Vermont are.
POWER sewing machine operators, white:
1 aud 2 needle machines: good pay. bonus
for good attendance and quota Sea MR.
WILLIAM BRANNAN. 3616 14th st. n W.
Hr*.. 8 to 4:30 o.m. dally. —2
PRACTICAL NURSE, white, between 30-40
yrs of ege. to take care of 3 little boys.
In 'ovely. private home: live in. private
room and bath; excellent salary: references
required. TA 4583. —2
PUNCH CARD OPERATOR, under 30. for
life insurance company: 35-hr. week, per
manent position: salary dependent upon
experience. Apply Rm. 702, 816 14th st n.w
REAL ESTATE SALESLADIES wanted Im
mediately; Intelligent, attractive, ambitious
women with sales ability, 25 to 40 years.
This is your opportunity to be a successful
business woman in a dignified line of en
deavor. You can earn up to $15,000 a
year, depending entirely upon your own
Initiative. Experience unnecessary, auto
mobile essential. Apply to MISS NEALEY.
4718 Bethesda are.. Bethesda. Md. No
phone calls, please. —I
RECEPTIONIST for beauty salon with ex
perience in beauty salon: air conditioned
attractive salary. EMILE. 1221 Conn. ave.
RECEPTIONIST-TECHNICIAN for doctor s
office. Call AD. 3388 between 3 and 6 p.m.
REFINED LADY for hostess in downtown
hotel dining room, four days and two eve
nings each week. For Interview write Box
310-C. Star. i •
REFINED YOUNG LADY who Is willing to
work with a fast-moving business. Ex
perience not necessary: must be quick with
figures and able to meet the public. Call
8L. 5600 between l p.m. and 4 p m —31
RELIABLE YOUNG LADY, hi school grad .
willing to leern a fast-moving business:
^■davwk. ATLANTIC COAST DIST . INC.
Call EX. 5<47 for appt _2
SALESGIRLS for better dresses, attractive
salary and commission. Acolv personnel
o®<*• U FTtANK CO . 1*00 F st. n w. _1
SALESGIRLS (2), full time, experienced.
ns, *nd c*ndy Products. refined
clientele, pleasant working surroundings
chance for advancement. AVIGNONK
f88883- 1 J Columbia rd.. CO. 0333. —1
SALESLADIES, experienced, infant's and
chiloren s T ear: excellent salary and com
FSTHER SHOP. V.Y n’w^ ***
SALESLADY, fur expert: full or part time:
Permanent position; ZLOT
NICK. THE FURRIER. 12th and O its.
SALESLADY, thoroughly experienced In
selling fine Quality ladies' wear: full-time
permanent position, highest earnings pos
sible for aggressive lady with pleasing per
sonality Apply Miss Snowden. FRED
PEI ZMAN'S FASHION STORE. INC.. 1300
F st. n.w.
SALESLADIES for ladles' ready-to-wear
aept.; salary. $32.50 weekly. tr. commie
AP.oly H. ABRAMSON CO'. 1032 7th stl
n.v/. —6
SAIF.SIADIES, for women's dresses,
sportswear, childrens snd infants’ wear:
excellent salaries: bonuses; vacations with
»»V -5,_or a da* wetk- Apply MORTON’S
313 7th st. n.w. $
SALESLADIES, exper.; $35 per wk. and
commission; not experienced. *25 per wk
and commission. WASHINGTON SPE
»d?OP’ 1344 F st. n.w. —2
SAIEsLADIES for well-established ladles*
/lotning and fur dept.; ample salary with
commission, yearly bonus, vacation with
pay. hospitalization and very pleasant
working conditions See Mr. Miller, HOB
TORNmjRE CO.. 7th and D sts. n » -l
SALESLADY: salary and commission. Ap
ply TRINITY DRESS SHOP, 3021 14th
st. n.w ——l
SALESLADIES—Women’s specialty store
lor better dresses, coats, suits and acces
sories: o-day week, liberal salary, employ#
discount, group hospitalization and insur
ance. Apply in person or phone for ap
pointment BROOKS, 1109 G st. n.w. Mr.
NAc, 1R50; 5th floor. —l
SALESLADY, high school graduate, no
experience nec., permanent, lor Jewelry
and gift shop. Pleasant Job with good
?SI„*nd hours. Call MR. LYNN at Dl.
4772. as
SALESLADY, native Washingtonian. Cath
olic. under 32 years: good salary, perma
nent. Box 182-D. Star.
SALESLADIES, permanent positions. B
day week, experience desirable but no*
nec.. advancement encouraged, insurance
benefits, paid vacations. Apply the
manager. GARRISON TOY & NOVELTY
CO., 1215 F st. n.w. 3j
SALESLADIES, experienced in coats, suits,
dresses, etc.: good salaries: permanent po
sition. Apply KING’S, 417-19 King st..
Alexandria. Vs.
SALESWOMEN—Immediate openings for
saleswomen in women’s and misses’ dresses,
corsets, brassieres, cosmetics and gloves.
Apply JELLEFF’S, 1214-1220 F st nw.
personnel office, 7th floor.
SALESWOMEN, permanent position. 5
day week. Apply employment office, st
floor, LANSBUROH & BRO., 7th to 8th
to F sts. n.w. 31
SALESWOMEN. Immediate openings. Ap
ply employment office, 9th floor. WOOD
WARD <t- LOTHROP. 9:30-6 dtliy —3L
SALESWOMAN, experienced, for infants’
and children’s wear. METAS, 5922 Oeor.
gia ave. n.w. 6
SEAMSTRESS to make draperies, etc.;
good, steady job: good pay; call In person.
Apply PETER K. FAERBER, 1107 S at. n w.
2*
SEAMSTRESS, experienced Blip cover and
draperies: good salary, custom shop. Call
&ant' styl]i cRArr
SEAMSTkesS lor slip covers and draperies:
good pay: exp. only: call GL. 6617 between
6 p.m. and 9 p.m.; Sunday, between 9 a.m.
and 4 p.m. 1
SEAMSTRESS, experienced, permanent po
sition. 5506 2nd st. n.w , RA. 2799. _31
SECRETARY, law office, age 25 to 35;
must be experienced, neat and efficient;
Permanent position. Call MR. ERNEST,
NA. .->65/, for interview. —5
SECRETARY, rapid stenographer, part
time; preferably some college education;
small office, pleasant surroundings: $115
per mo. lor 22-hr. wk. Call INTER
AMERICAN SCHOOLS SERVICE. NA. 6681,
on Tuesday lor appointment. —1
SECRETARY, to manage office In Be
thesda. Box 345-D. Star. —1
SECRETARY - RECEPTIONIST, country
club: room, board and salary. Call WI.
2666 for appointment. —31
SECRETARY - STENOGRAPHER, experi
enced, branch office of lge. company.
Good salary and pleasant working con
ditions. RE. 2204. 11
SECTION MANAGERS, permanent posi
tions; p-dav week. Apply employment
office. 4th floor. LANSBURGH & BRO.
,tb. 8th and w sts. n.w. 31
STENOGRAPHER, permanent position. 5
day week. Apply employment office. 4th
floor. LANSBUROH & BRO., 7th. 8th and
E sts. n.w. —31
STENOGRAPHER, experienced, graduate
of secretarial school or equivalent: age
22-35: 40-hr. week, good salary and work
ing conditions. Apply Mts. Ways. SMITH
TRANSFER & STORAGE CO., 1313 Yoa
st. n.v/. 31
STENOGRAPHER: permanent position, ex
cellent opportunity for conscientious and
industrious person, with a national trada
assoc. EX. "116. —1
STENOGRAPHER — Permanent position
,Hrs.. 8:30 to 4:30; 40-hr. wk.: pleasant
working conditions. AMERICAN RED
CROSS, National Naval Medical Center,
OL. 8323. —2
STENOGRAPHER—18 to 45: pleasant
working conditions. $1,800 per year; vaca
tion with pay._Box 361-D. Star. —I
STENOGRAPHER—Good salary: perma
nent; pleasant working conditions. Call
personnel. AD. 9215. 2
STENOGRAPHER. In reply state age. ed
ucation. exp. marital status; pleasant
working cond. Box 412-B. 8tar. —2
STENOGRAPHER, experienced: temporary
work; claim dept, of lge. Insurance co.: ex
^‘jOHNStlN:'1" W"k Call NA. j4655.
STENOGRAPHER; excellent working con
ditions. 5-day. 37Vi-hr. week; starting
rate. $35 per week; regular wage increases,
annual sick leave, paid vacation, perma
nent position. Call EX. 3778. MR.
WXRKAU. —5
STENOGRAPHER, general office work: per
manent position; approx. $43 per wk.
EX. 1916. —3
aionvunns nxi* iur KCUCII1 OUCC WOlK 7
in retail Jewelry store; good working
conditions: state age and salary expected.
Box .'167-B. Ster. —3
STENOGRAPHER, for general office work
In manufacturer’s branch office; permanent
dosition: hours, from a till 5: Saturday.
9 till 12: salary. SI85 per month. Apply
In person between 9 and 12. Wednesday,
September 4, KEWAUNEE MANUFACTUR
ING CO . 1319 F st, n.w.. Rm 301. —3
STENOGRAPHER.CLERK. 18 to 35—Per
manent position with chance for advance
ment: 5-day week. 40 hours, good salary.
See MR. WILKINS, Edmar Building, 703
H st. n.w , 3rd floor. —3
STENOGRAPHER-SECRETART. law offlee:
$42.50 wk. MISS REEVES, DI. 4174. —31
STENOGRAPHER-TYPIST, elsetromatle ex
perience preferred: conv. arranged. 2-5 day*
cer wk.: $1 hr. to start: state prerloua ex
perience, days and hours available. Box
357-D. Star. —5
STORE GIRL (31 white, no exp. nec.. we
will train: opportunity to become mgr.
when qualified. OFFICIAL CLEANERS,
3738 Minnesota ave. n.e.. TR. 4767. —1
TAILORES8-ALTERATION HAND for valet
shop; excellent aalary; good hours. Call
at 3132 Nichols ave. a.e. TR. 8092. —3
TEACHERS, primary grades: must have de
tree. Salary open. Live In if desired.
Write P. O. Box 4256, Washington, D. C.
—4
TEACHER for French, conversational and
crammer. for young children, part time or
full time^ Write P. O. Box 4256. Wash
ington. D. C. _(
TEACHER, first grade, private school. 5
lay week. $200 month: state qualifies.
lions in full. Box 08-D. Star. _8
TEACHERS, first grada and nursery school,
tor a private school in Va.: desirable loe .
«»•*}■ bU5_ route from Wash. and Alex
IYd 5810 C,J1 **• 8186: *Uer 6 P m
J*JCJ*S* of offlee machines wanted by
coUege. Candidates must be familiar
with a Mimeograph. Addresaograph, Ditto.
m*c.hY1“ »n<l Dictaphone
Apply by letter, giving complete outline
Jf training, buslnesa and teaching expqri
appUcants In^ed
fsat'&Tttz 5strayer
ntACTER, nursery and kindergarten, for
iriviti Khool, 9 to 5. 5*diy wttk; liv*
JJjf* Qualifications In full. P O*
Box 372. Silver Sprint. Md. ill
fS^®H5!!2:.9^,r,eiown Co-operative Nur
iery. director and east.: 5-<fay waek,
)-12: small group, good salary. . Can
KM. CHRISTOPHER WILSON. St. \ «49*
TEACHERS for private, elementary sciiool.
ive in or out. excellent salary; perms*
!S.nt, in w,0Ii' 9401 OsortTa ave.
in7e. ^
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