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Chain Links of Sulphur
Secret of Curly Hair,
Scientists Believe
By Thomas R. Henry
Star Sta# Correspondent
CHICAGO, 8ept. 9—Life and
beauty were hitched together with
chain links of sulphur in reports
oT scientific investigations presented
before the American Chemical So
ciety here today.
The investigations conducted in
various laboratories all rested
fundamentally on the pioneer work
for 35 years of a Georgetown Uni
versity chemist on the sulphur-con
taining elements of the body.
The chief constituent of hair is
a protein substance, keratin.
It is precisely the same stuff in
the blond locks of Lana Turner,
a crow's feathers or a cow's horns.
It consists of long molecules, fast
ened together like a chain. Agri
culture Department chemists lately
have been able to Mn it into an
artificial silk.
Several Chains in Hair.
There are several such chains in
a strand of hair. They are linked
together with molecules of cystine.
I This is one of the amino acids,
! nitrogen-containing building blocks
of the body, whose presence in the
diet probably is essential to life.
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Mothers, do not miss this opportunity for your
youngster. The only requirement is that you have
your child's picture taken in our studio—no cost or
obligation. This is not a beauty contest. Winners
are selected for personality and character, as shown
in the picture. Just have your child photographed
in our studio without cost or obligation.
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Singleton, Arthur "Dog
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Sponsored by the National A ssociation of
Department Store Studios
W6L—North Building . . ,
PRE-VIEW PORTRAIT STVDIO. THIRD FLOOR
h ;
There is a lot of it in both hair
and fingernails.
Years ago Dr. M. X. Sullivan of
the Georgetown University faculty
thought it might play a part in the
genesis of arthritis and that liability
to this malady might be determined
oy analyzing nail clippings.
Also it was suspected that cystine
might play a role in cancer. Dr.
Sullivan has spent nearly a lifetime
investigating their particular bio
logical substance.
Each molecule of cystine contains
two molecules of sulphur. It was
found that by submerging hair for
4 minutes in a commercial cold
waving solution a sulphur atom is
knocked out of about 80 per cent of
these cystine molecules, thus tem
porarily breaking them as links be
tween keratin chains.
Hair in the waving process is
wound tightly around thin rods.
The chains are under great tension
and to relieve this they tend to pull
closer together. They slide over
each other into curved positions—in
other words, hair strands become
curly.
At least, that is what Dorothv
Sanford and Fred L. Humoller of
St. Paul told their fellow chemists.
If a girl's hair doesn’t take a natural
wave the hair dresser can cut out a
few strands and consult a chemist
who will analyze it for cystine, ac
cording to a method developed by
Dr. Sullivan and his colleague. Dr.
W. C. Hess. Then he may direct the
proper procedure.
wvatiTTiiuc, ui. ouuivftii anu ljl.
Hess have been concerned with
weightier matters, the problem of
beauty parlor operators being of no
great concern compared to the sig
iflcance of cystine in life itself. It is
a significant factor, Dr. Sullivan
says, in another kind of curly hair
wool. Cystine is one of the best
absorbers of ultra-violet rays from
the sun and this is probably, he
points out, the reason Arabs wear
wool "bathrobes," despite the in
tense heat of North Africa.
Before the chemists today he re
ported tests of the balance of cystine
and other amino acids essential to
life in various foodstuffs, especially
Boston baked beans.
reToGc
To Do
-'W —
EXHIBITS. '
Victory anniversary exhibit. Including
display of Japanese and German sur
render documents, among them 12 never
displayed before; United States declaration
of war against Japan and the Japanese
declaration against the United States and
England, at the National Archives. R:4S
a m. to B: 16 p.m weekdays and 1:30 to 5
0 m. Sundays and holidays through Sep
tember.
Books and personalia of Shalom Alel
chem. Jewish author, for an indefinite
period: an exhibit illustrating the work of
Ooudyana. designer of types and books,
for an indefinite period, all In the Library
of Congress
Water color rendering of early Amer
ican designs in native arts and crafts, at
the National Gallery of Art. 10 a m to
S p m weekdays and 2 to S p m. Sundays
through September.
Oil and water color paintings by Mist
Norman Rose at the Petworth Branch.
Public Library, p a m to P p m. week-1
days through September
Exhibition of work by members. Arta
Club of Washington. 201T I street NW .
1] a m to fi p.m. weekdays and 2 to I
p m Sundays through September.
LUNCHEON.
Board of Trade, Willard Hotel, 12:1 S
p.m tomorrow
FOR SERVICEMEN
Splash party. USO club. 1011 H atreet
H.w., S o'clock tonight
Dance. UNSC. 600 North Capitol atreet,
1 o'clock tonight.
Square and folk dancing. Thomson Cen
ter Twelfth and L streets N.W
Dance. NCCS-USO. 918 Tenth atreet
S.W . 8:30 o’clock tonight
Dancing on terrace. USO club. Seven
eenth and K streets N.W . 8 o’clock to
ilgbt
Fish fry. USO club. 1814 N atreet N W .
> 30 o clock tonight
JWB-USO. informal dance Sixteenth
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Parkview Pharmacy
Go. Ava. fir Park Rd. N.W.
fi a Star Want-Ad '
Branch Agency
Other Branches conveniently
locoted throughout the city
for the acceptance of Classi
fied Advertising.
CLASSIFIED AD RATES
Local Advertisers
Three Line* (Minimum)
1 or 2 times....30c per line
3 to 6 times consecu
tively .2Sc “ *
7 times or longer con
j secutlvely .25c " “
Advertisements under the Personal
! classification and ousiness 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
. u&tions Wanted takes the regular local
[advertising rate.
OUT-OF-TOWN BATE.
Four Lines (Minimum)
Flat rate per line.._40c
Out-of-Town Rate Is charged on all
advertising 25 miles or more from
Washington.
Far Last and Found Advsrtiiemsnts
Sts Fogs A-3
■BE""-■ _ -
SPECIAL NOTICES.
SIGNATURE LOANS, confidential: fast
service. LENDERS. INC., 2028 North
Moor* st.. Rosslyn, Va. Phone CH. 2444.
—26
AUTO LOANS. V4% per month, service
charge: no delay. LENDERS. INC., 7904
Georgia ave. Phone SH. 3680. —26
6% DISCOUNT LOANS, up to $1,600.
small service charge. LENDERS, INC..
3310 Rhode Island ave. Phone DE. 1240.
DRAFTING SERVICE, architectural, en
gineering and patent drawing: renderings,
perspective*, surveys, plats, maps, charts,
graphs; all work confidential. 1347 Conn,
ave. n.w. AD. 5016. —10
FISHING PARTIES, day or night, reserva
tion. Herring Bay. Oooses. Eastern Bay.
CAPT. ANTHONY KING. WA. 4192. —13
ACCOUNTANT—Social security. Income
taxes filed, books started, kept part time,
audits, statements. OR. 2074.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts Incurred by any person other than
myself. J. 8. COOK. No. 6 Leeward
Green s.w . Wash. D. C. 10*
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts other than those contracted by
myself. JAMES F. LEE, 703 10th st. n e.,
Washington. DC. 11*
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts unless contracted by myself. R G.
REEVES. 4006 Davis pi. n.w. II*
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts incurred by any one but my wife. Dr.
Henrietta Kornitzer, and myself. E. E.
KORNITZER, 1726 Hobart st. n.w —11
REWARD FOR INFORMATION concerning
the present address of Charles O. Walters
Painter by trade: exceptionally tall, over
6' 7" tall. GUY BROWN, 904 Eye st. n.w.
10‘
WE WILL SELL at public auction, on
8ept. 25th. 1946. at 10 am . for storage
charges, the following ears Ford 1936
coupe, motor No. 18-2393940: Chevrolet
1936 coach, motor No. 5649613. serial
No 1 4-FA-l 0-3567; Chevrolet 1936 coach,
motor No 5715171. serial No 2-FA-ll
8056 TRIANGLE MOTORS. 1401 R. I.
ave. n e.
HELP MEN, ~
ACCOUNTANT, junior, for C. P. A. firm:
must be able to type; give full details in
own writing: veteran preferred. Bax 236-E.
Star. —9
ADVERTISING LAYOUT ARTIST, experi
enced. for large department store: excel
lent starting salary and opportunity: pleas
ant working conditions, 6-day week Ap
ply with samples to publicity director, 4th
floor. LANSBURGH & BRO , 7th, 8th and
E st*. n.w. —14
AIRLINE RESERVATION AGENTS; United
Airlines; aged 21-30; alternating shifts;
we train; ability recognized; interviews
Monday. Sept. 9. 9 a m. to 6 pm, Hay
Adams House, 16th and H sts. n.w —9
ARCHITECT—Knowledge of building su
pervision: also familiar D. C. codes. LOUI8
BURMAN. RE. 1768. —11
ARTIFICIAL LLG MAN. experienced,
some brace work, supervise shop: excellent
salary, out-of-town factory. Box 74-E,
Star 10*
ARTIST wanted for day work in private
Washington school; experience in com
mercial art work necessary: former teach
ing experience not necessary: permanent
position, excel, salary and short hours.
Give full particulars. Box 399-D, 8t4HV
ASSISTANT BUYER for boy*’ furnishing*
department, young man with previous de
partment store or specialty shop experi
ence; 5-day week Apply emnloyment of
fice. 4th floor. LANSBURGH A BRO . 7th.
Woodward & Lothrop
NORTH BUILDING
G Street at II™ . Washington 13. D.C District 4400
Special-Five Types of
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For two weeks only— $0.50
Regular $10 waves, NOW.. ©
Get a headstart on fall grooming. Now,
while this wonderful offer lasts, you can have
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• Nestle • Frederic e Eugene
• Aivlys Creme (exclusive)
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Telephone
District 4400
for an appointment
W&L—North Building , . .
......
PRIVATE LIVES —By Paul Ford
J Arju*T/ce
FR£p VlNSOM
n AVERAGED 98
Y DURJM6 HIS COLLE6E
I CAREER.
He's aw incessant
PIPE SMOKER, finds RELAX
ATION IN BRIDGE.
■ MRS.Vinson says
HER HOBBY IS
'crazy hats/
_HELP MEN (Cent.),
ASSISTANT MANAGER for large downtown
restaurant. Top salary and meals to the
man who can qualify. Box 131-E, Star.
—0
AUTO MECHANICS. Packard experience,
n-day week, top wages Apply Mr. Pat
terson, HICKS MOTORS, J61.3 R. I. ave.
n.e. —9
AUTO MECHANICS, 6. 50-50 pay plan.
$2.50 per hr. rate; heated and lighted
shop, vacation with pay: holidays with pay;
44-hr. week: group insurance and group
hospitalization: all the work you can do;
good men making big money: no helpers
needed. Mr. Worsham LOGAN MOTOR
CO. (Ford) 1111 18th st. DI. 5800. —10
AUTO MECHANIC, high wages, perma.,
paid holidays, vacation with pay (2 Sats.
per month off): for exp. mechanics:
excellent future for qualified men. LEE D
BUTLER CO., 1121 21st at. n.w. DI. 0110.
_p
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC, steady work.
Apply 30 O st. n.e. —10
AUTO MECHANICS—44-hr , 5'/.-day work
week; time and half for overtime; closed
Saturday afternoons all year; vacation with
Bay; annual bonus: excellent pay. Apply
lr. Myers. MANDELL CHEVROLET CO..
13th and Good Hope rd. s.e. —15
AUTOMOUVE WHOLESALER of acces
sories and equipment has opening for man
to act as delivery and receiving dept. mgr.
Automotive experience necessary; excellent
opportunity with progressive firm Call In
person. L. 8. JULLIEN, INC . 1443 P st.
n.w. —10
BAKER, exp, white man. for bread and
rolls;, hrs . 12 midnight to R a m Apply
personnel office, HOTEL STATLER. I Oth
and L sts. n.w —10
BAKER, white or colored girls school,
good wages Phone NO. 2970. —14
BAKER, baker s helper and general utility
men. Phone for appointment. C. V. Dela
hunt, UNIVERSITY OF MD., College Park
WA. 3800. Ext. 202. —11
BANK BOOKKEEPERS, experienced; 5-day
week, air-conditioned room new equip
ment. Apply THE CITIZENS' BANK. 14th
and G sts. n.w. —9
BANK TELLERS, experienced: 5-day week,
life insurance and retirement benefits. Ap
ply THE CITIZENS' BANK, 14th and G
sts. n.w. —9
BAR BOY—Good wages, with meals. Ap
ply steward, OCCIDENTAL HOTEL. 1411
Penna. ave. n.w. —10
BAR CHECKER—Good wages, with meals.
Apply steward. OCCIDENTAL HOTEL,
1411 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. —10
BOOKKEEPER—Long-established progres
sive wholesalers require services capable
bookkeeper: must be entirely familiar with
all phases of up-to-date mercantile book
keeping; confident to take full charge of
general books, payable receivable, etc:
excellent starting salary and opportunity
for advancement, commensurate with abil
ity. Phone EM. 0920. —9
BOOKKEEPER—Young man. accountancy
school graduate; permanent position
RINALDI COAL CO.. INC., 649 Rhode
Island ave. n.e. .—10
BOOKKEEPER S ASSISTANT for accounts
receivable: neat, accurate and conscien
tious; permanent if satisfactory State age.
experience, salary expected. Address Box
368-C. 8tar —10
BOY for will-call and stock dept : perma
nent position with good pay Apply Mr.
U?«?#»C1TIN® co- %0F
BaxTto help in Ikjupr store Over 21 yrs.
SB ■ Caff-bbfc'-lO -4 m. and 9 pm MI.
981)0 -10
BOYS, 16 and over, with and without bi
cycles. not returning to school Apply
WESTERN UNION. 1317 New York ave.
n.w.. Room 200. —12
BRICKLAYERS for long-time Job: no cin
der blocks or other heavy units; scale,
*2.12! per hour: $1 per day travel expense.
Main Shop Building No. 25. Naval Ord
nance Laboratory. White cwks. Md WIL
LIAM F NELSON. 923 V st. n.w. Dupont
2090. Report to Mr. Jim Wilson on job or
to office. 9*
BRICKLAYERS, union. 2nd st and South
Pershing dr.. Arl . Va : Greentree rd.. *4
mile south of Old Georgetown rd.. Beth ,
Md ; and 16th and Jefferson n e. 8ee fore
man on job. or call FRANK M WINNE
MORE, RE. 2306. —11
BUNDLE WRAPPER, colored, permanent
position: good salary to right party R.
HARRIS & CO . 1101 F st. n.w. See Mr.
Geraci. 4th fl. office. —Hi
BUSHELMAN for work on high-type men's
clothing; working conditions are ideal; sal
ary and hours most satisfactory. Apply
SIDNEY WEST, Colorado Bldg., 14th and
G n.w. —10
BUTCHER, reliable, start work Monday
Call Hyattsville 0683 Monday morning.
WAITRESS, white, experienced in serving
food; uniforms and meals, salary and tips.
8571 Ga. ave. —10
CAB DRIVERS WANTED, guaranteed sal
ary and commission, day or night work;
also gas station attendants wanted, ex
perienced, white. Apply 1314 North 19th
st . Cities Sprvice Station. Rosslyn. Va See
Mr. Huahes. HUGHES CAB CO . INC
Please do not phone, apply in person. —9
CABINETMAKER—We need a good repair
man on new furniture; has chance to learn
reflnishing from an expert finisher The
man must be sober and steady. This is
a permanent position with well-established,
progressive wholesale company For in
terview. call CO 7953, ask lor MR.
DORSEY _13
CABINETMAKER, experienced, neat work
er: special cabinets of all types; in small
shop, special opportunity lor qualified
worker. WI 8232. —9
CAMERA REPAIRMAN wanted for perma
nent job in large camera store. Apply
Box 470-D. Star —11
CARPENTERS. 100 wanted, union job;
veteran housing, located 4200 Quarles st.
n.e. off of Kenilworth ave back ol Lily
Ponds See MR. McCAULEY or MR.
PRE8TON —12
CARPENTERS, 3. for new and remodeling
work. Apply with tools, ready for work.
ASSOCIATED CONTRACTORS, 1401 Fla.
ave. n.e. —10
CARPENTERS, skilled in rough and fin
ished work New construction and re
modeling. Phone CH. 4544 between 6 and
8 p.m. —9
CAitreniban—o-oay. m-or, weex. Apply
employment office, 9th floor, WOODWARD
& LOTHROP. 0:30-8 daily. —14
CARPET LAYER, experienced only. Apply
at WOODRIDGE RUG CO., 1715 R I.
ave. n.e. —9
CARPET LAYERS, experienced. Apply em
ployment office. 9th floor. WOODWARD &
LOTHROP. 9:30 to 8 daily —14
CHAUFFEUR, white or colored, for sales
man. pvt. car. during business hours, sal
ary. $80 monthly; state experience, age,
telephone number, etc. Box 337-D. Star.
—9
CHAUFFEUR-BUTLER, excellent salary:
good references required: DVt. rm. and
ibath: other help employed. Phone EM.
17143. —14
CIVIL ENGINEER, college graduate, ex
perienced in building layout and con
struction. qualified to Inspect underpin
ning. piling and shoring. Applicant should
state experience, age and references in
letter to Box 246-D, Star. -—14
CLERK, not subject to draft: permanent
position. 40-hour week. Large oil co. Sal
ary. $140 per mo. Apply MR. CARSON.
8927 Blair rd. n.w. —9
CLERK, for general office work: one with
soma bookkeeping experience: neat, accu
rate, conscientious; permanent if satis
factory. State age. experience, salary ex
pected. Address Box 373-C, Star. —10
CLERK-TYPIST, white, for general office
routine and correspondence; permanent
position, good salary. 6-day week See
Mr. Mullock. 8MITH TRANSFER & STOR
AGE CO.. 1.313 You st. n.w. NO. 3343. —9
CLERK-TYPIST, young man 22-28. high
school graduate, good appearance, to train
for future in saleswork. NORTH AMER
ICAN CEMENT CORP . Washington Bldg.,
16th and N. Y. ave. n.w —9
COLLECTORS for established routes, hos
pitalization. accidents, health and life, no
experience or car necessary; $50 and up
per week to start assured. Call 811 11th
st. n.w . a m only. —10
COLLEGE GRADUATE or ex-service man.
skilled In handling aptitude and IQ rating
tests: state details of previous experience
and training. Box 336-D. Star. —9
COOK, lst-class, fast. Apply ROMA RES
TAURANT. 3419 Conn. ave. n w. —10
COOKS, exp., white men. good salaries and
excellent working conditions. Apply per
sonnel office, HOTEL 8TATLER. 18th and
L sts. n w —10
COOK'S HELPER, colored, short order, veg
etable Telephone TE. 0098. —9
COUNTERMEN — Increased wage seals
makes working for LITTLE TAVERN
SHOPS. TNC., "Famous for Hamburgers,'
especially attractive; opportunity for ad*
vancement. Call 8L. 8600 for lntonna*
lion 8:30 am to 4:30 o.m
DRAFTSMEN. STRUCTURAL, for detailing
reinforced concrete. Opportunity for right
men with growing firm. Special construc
tion methods covered by patents. Salary
open. Write or phone. VACUUM CON
CRETE CORPORATION, 4210 Sansom st.,
Philadelphia 4, Pa. Baring 2-4545. 12*
DRAFTING TEACHER wanted for day
time instruction in accredited drafting
rchool. Box U51-D. Star. —9
DRIVER, white, aged 26 to 35. physically
fit, for wholesale food delivery to groceries,
restaurants, etc.; must know city and
surrounding territory; references required.
Apply H. J. HEINZ CO., corner 6th and
V sts. n e. —9
DRUG CLERK. $46 wk. plus comm, to
start. Good prospects for active, exper..
dependable man. HIOGERS’ DRUG. 5017
Conn. ave. —10
ENGINEER, third elasa. Apply chief en
gineer. DODGE HOTEL. —19
HELP MEN.
ELECTRICIAN OR HELPER, experienced,
with tools. Call TR. 4315, before X a m
or 6 p m —10
ELECTRICAL DRAFTSMEN, experienced
on control wiring and conduit layouts: do
not apply unless qualified. RIGGS DIST
t.ER k CO. INC., 218 N. Calvert st.,
Baltimore. Md _21
ELEVATOR OPERATOR, colored, experi
enced. for hotel work. 4:30 to 11 P.m
See housekeeper. BRIGHTON HOTEL. —10
ENGINEER—Local heating and air-con
ditioning firm needs junior engineer, 20-26
years old. At least high school education,
preferably some mechanical or college edu
cation. or equivalent, with simple drafting
experience required, but other experience
not essential for the right man. This is a
permanent opening with a well-established
concern, and has splendid possibilities.
Salary to start. $175 per month. Please
telephone for appointment lor interview.
McCREA EQUIPMENT CO.. 516 2nd st.
n.w RE. 3424. —10
f&EB,Af£SS~ffA?.t.,Solored- WA8HING
I?",laUNPRY: 2627 K st. n w.
FARM MAN AND CARETAKER who Is
familiar with stock and machinery, and
willing to work. Must be under 50 yrs
old, small family. Furnish 4-room bunga
low. elec, lights and bath. $100 per month
Place located near Alex . Va. See or write
M J. WAPLE. 1224 14th st. n.w., Wash
ington 5. D. C. _9
FILIPINO, cook and houseboy: live in or
out; good salary; references required DU
3944. or 2127 R st. n.w —10
FLOORMAN for respectable tavern, prefer
man of large stature: wonderful pay. good
hours, call TR. 8997 between 10 a m.
and 4 p m —15
FLOOR MANAGERS—5-day. 40-hour week
Apply employment office. Pth floor. WOOD
WARD Si LOTHROP. 9:30-6 daily. —14
FOOD CONTROLLER, experienced: top
Applyemployment offlce. WARD
MAN PARK HOTEL. 2700 Woodley rd n.w.
FOOD SUPERVISOR, capable of managing
large fountain and restaurant; must be
exp in food preparation, costs and per
sonnel management. Can earn $100 per
»'k. on salary and bonus. State exp. and
refers Box 110-D. Star. —9
FORMS AND METHODS CONTROL—Large
New England Insurance company seeks
outstanding man to institute and direct
a printed forms control system in home
offlce: unusual opportunity for man with
wide experience and administrative abil
ity; give experience, education and salary
expected. Address Box 342-E. Star. 14*
FURNITURE FINISHER; must be experi
enced; 5-day week. Apply employment
offlce. 4th floor. LAN8BURGH Si BRO.
7th. 8th and E sts. n.w. —14
FURNITURE SALESMEN, experienced, to
sell furniture and appliances in store;
good salary and commission: opportunity:
our present sales force knows of this ad
and of our expansion program. ATLAS,
921 O st. n.w. _14
FURNITURE REPAIRMAN and reflnlsher.
capable of supervising and directing ac
tivities In a large furniture reflnishtng
shop, good salary: 40-hour week. State
qualifications. Reply Box 220-D. Star.
GARDENER. HANDYMAN, white, part
time 2 or 3 days a week. MusP be capable.
.1225 Ellicott st n.w. WO. 5491. —9
GASOLINE STATION, assistant manager;
must be reliable and industrious: ref. re
quired.— Good aaiar».. for right aaa—8w
Mr Barron, manager. SUNOCO SERVICE
STATION, Wls. ave. and River rd, n.w.
GENERAL OFFICE CLERK for small es
tablished firm: bookkeeping knowledge de
sirable. but not necessary; position offers
excellent opportunity for eventual offlce
manager. Box 290-D, Star. —13
GI AMPUTEES (31 of World War II. to
work for newspaper, free to travel Con
tact MR HEFLIN. RE. 1899. Rm 515.
Evans Bldg , 1420 N. Y. ave. n.w.. 6-8 p.m.
—10
GROCERY CLERK and meat cutter,
honest: short hours, steady job. good wages.
MRS GOLDENBERG. 1012 1st st. n.e.. ME
8042 —11
GROCERY SALESMAN for inside telephone
selling in Washington for prominent whole
sale grocery concern: excellent oppor
tunity for young man to learn good trade:
no experience necessary. Write full and
complete details to ATLANTIC WHOLE
SALE GROCERY CO . York and Battery
sts . Baltimore 30. Md. —9
HALLMAN, colored, for close-in n.w. bldg
Day shift. $90 per mo. Call MRS. BAR
RETT. CO. 2025. —9
HANDYMAN, must have tools and car:
steady work, good pay. See Mr Ferris
8:30 am., FEDERAL CONTRACTING CO.
91tT N. Y. ave. n.w. NA. 7416. —9
HOUSEMAN, experienced; pleasant working
conditions; good salary. Transportation
furnished OL. 5600. —12
HOUSEMAN, colored, to do some driving,
wait on table: must have exp.: live out;
have other help. Phone WO. 3595. —14
ITALIAN with good education and instruc- j
tion to teach own language: must be native.
BERLITZ. 839 17th st. n.w. —15
JANITORS, colored, experienced, for work
in large apartment house; short hours; j
good pay. Call MR. BROWN, CO. 46j)5 !
TAILORS, experienced on men's or wom
ens garments; 5-day week. GARFINCK
EL'S, F st. at 14th. —12
JANITOR, colored, married, with fifth
class engineer license, for large modern
downtown apt. house. Excellent oppor
tunity, $150 per mo . quarters and util-,
ities. MR8. CLARK. 632 20th st. n.w,.
Republic 0461. —9
JANITOR and handy man for part-time
work in apt. house; good pay. CO. 5004. •
LEDGER CLERK—Young man for perma
nent position with newspaper publisher to
handle advertising ledgers; must be high
school graduate and be familiar with
simple bookkeeping principles; knowledge
of typing helpful; starting salary. $30 for
5-day. 40-hour week: Increase at end of
3 months and 8 months; no night or over
time work; excellent working conditions,
permanent. Apply personnel offlce. Room
504. Star Building. THE EVENING STAR.
1101 Pa. ave. n.w —9
LUBRICATION MAN, white, experienced
good hours, good pay. permanent job with
advancement. Apply LEHMAN S, 12th and
K sts. n.w. —9
MACHINIST, must have experience and
ability on Gorton Pantograph engraver.
Call MR. THOMPSON. AD 7272. —11
MAINTENANCE MAN for apt. houses,
white; electrical or elevator experience
necessary; permanent position with old
firm: transportation furn.; start. $185
month. Phone NA. 9682 between 10
and 12. -—-9
MAN, settled, as caretakar on farm, 25
miles from Washington: raise chickens,
horses, corn and hay Call EM 5407. —11
MAN to work on soda fountain, 6 to 10;
50c hour and meals. CALIFORNIA PHAR
MACY, 2162 California st. n.w.
MAN WANTED, experienced in grocery
store: D. C. permit required. SHAPIRO
MARKET. 4911 Ga. ave. —9
MAN, colored, to work on soda fountain.
6 to 10: 50c hour and meals. CALIFORNIA
PHARMACY. 2162 California st. n.w. —10
MAN wanted to work in veterinary hos
pital; apply in person. 4616 41st st. n.w.
_ —9
miais to wrup paienr medicine advertising:
the work may be done In your own home.
WORLD'S MEDICINE CO., P. O. Box 573,
Columbus, Ohio. —10
MAN, colored, or strong boy. for general
work In cafeteria: 6-day week; hours. 7:30
a m. to 3:30 p.m. BUREAU OF STAND
ARDS CAFETERIA. Conn. ave. and Van
Ness sts. n.w. _10
MAN to work In rug store: must have
driver's permit. Apply at WOODRIDGE
RUG CO . 1715 R. I. ave. n e —9
MAN to look after chickens and work on
small farm, good house and pay. Phone
Damascus (Md.) 3771. —9
MAN. young, energetic, with high school
education as an assistant for shipping and
receiving; great opportunity for wide-awake
fellow to connect with fast-growing whole
sale furniture company. Ask for MR
KREMIN. TR. 8900 —14
MAN. young, willing to learn hotel food
control work; excellent opportunity and In
teresting work. Apply food controller,
CAV' VON HOTEL. 18th and K sts. ».w.
MAN ADAPTABLE arranging direct photo
assignments, llv. 50-mile area Wash.: top
commissions and crew managing over-write;
peim.. excellent future. SHELART 23
Flatbush ave.. Brooklyn. N. Y. 11*
MANAGER, super market, exp., wonderful
opportunity for capable man who can pro
duce results. Call MR. BARR. DE. 1000
for interview. —10
MECHANICAL DRAFTSMAN, experienced,
to work In new plant: permanent position
with excellent opportunity for advance
ment: . salary open. Call Mr. Canaris.
Rockville 888, for interview. THE LOF
STRAND CO.. Silver Spring. Md. —10
MEN to learn mech. dentistry, perm, posi
tion. excel, future, 6-day week. 1027
18th st. n.w. —10
MEN for driver promotion work: must
have high school education or equivalent;
5-day week, vac., permanent position.
Apply 1121 6th st. n.w. —11
MEN WANTED, aged 40-60. to handle fare
boxes; no figuring or experience necessary,
no money to handle; must have a legible
handwriting and be active physically as
work requires climbing in and out of
street ears and buses; an absolutely clear
record of past employment essential: 51
hour, fi-day week, from 8 p.m. to 3 am.;
about 9185 per month to start. Apply in
person Monday through Friday between 9
a m. and 12 noon CAPITAL TRANSIT
CO. employment office, 3132 M st. n.w .
Georgetown. Take Route No. 1(1. Rosslyn;
No. 20. Cabin John; No. 30, Friendship
Heights, streetcars. —-13
4
_HUP MIN._!
M*N. 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 pay you well while you
learn. Please give full data regarding your- i
self, name college attended, hobbles and
previous business experience. If any. Apply ,
Box 269-D. Star. .
MEN (3i to travel U. 8. for newspaper i
must have car and best references and !
neat appearance. Ex-GI preferred Applv <
Sat -Tues. Rm 515 Evans Bldg. 1420 '
N. Y. ave. n.w.. 6-8 p m —10 1
MEN WANTED for steady work at good '
pay as streetcar and bus operators, aver I
weekly earnings. $60; no experience neces- (
sary. all training paid for: opportunity for I
promotion, plus pension system, paid vaca- !
tlon, free transportation. Apply in person '
weekday mornings. Monday through Fri- I
day. CAPITAL TRANSIT CO., employment l
office. 3132 M st. n.w. Take Route 10. :
Rosslyn; Route 20. Cabin John: Route 30. i
Friendship Heights, streetcar to door. —13
MESSENGER, white boy age 15 or 16. to
i work for newspaper; 40-hour week, ad
: vancemqnts, insurance, vacations, sick 1
; leave and other employment advantages, i
Apply personnel office. Room 504. Star '
Building. THE EVENING 8TAR, 1 101 !
Pa ave. n.w. 9 ,,
NIGHTMAN—Settled, sober colored man i
for apartment house; experienced on :
switchboard, elevator and firing: references
required. Apply manager. 2200 19th st
n.w —9
NIGHT MECHANICS for minor electrical
and oil burner repairs: permanent post-1
apwrtment development Call
MR. WEHRLI. CH. 5000. Apply 3900 N
4th st.. Arlington. Va. —9
OFFICE ASSISTANT for small office, io
handle general office proceedure and able
to type: good opportunity for young man.
not over 33: will train veteran Phone WI
ol84 Sun. only, or reply Box 83-D. Star.
OFFSET OPERATOR; must hsve experi
ence. Davidson duplicator: salary no object ;
for right man: must be able to do color
work with minimum waste. Call NA 6747
for appointment.
OIL BURNER service and installation me-'
chamcs; electrician, tank filters and serv
iceman with car. Apply SINCLAIR REFIN- ‘
ING CO., 6927 Blair rd. n w. 10*
OIL-BURNER MECHANICS, experienced:!
car essential: good salary and car allow
ance; group insurance, hospitalization, ex
cellent working conditions, vacation with.:
Day PETROLEUM HEAT At POWER CO..
1719 Connecticut avenue n w —10
PACKERS, experienced in Household goods
desirable: good wages, steady work SE
CURITY STORAGE CO . 1140 15th at. n.w
PACKERS. CHECKERS, stockkeepers 5
day. 40-hour week. Apply employment of- :
flee. 9th floor. WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
9:30 to 6 daily —14
PAINTERS WANTED, new and old work in
Arlington. Call CH 1763 —10
PAINTERS—Must be union. See MR
KEEBLER. 719 7th at. n w. —9
PAINTERS—Steady inside work Apply
manager, THE CHASTLETON, 1701 16th
st. n.w. —10
PAPER HANGERS AND PAINTERS. 1st
class. Call Dupont 4053. —9
PATENT ATTORNEY, experienced, with
mechanical background preferred. Good
starting salary. Capable of writing opin
ions. briefs, assisting in court work. State'
qualifications fully. Box 348-C, Star.
11*
PHARMACIST, registered, ideal working
conditions, good pay: not a chain store, j
all replies confidential. Write fully, giv- 1
ing exper.. salary desired, etc. Box 465-D.
Star. —3
PLASTERERS needed at once, good nay. !
steady work Apply at 40th and Blaine
sts. n.e.. or call AT. 839S after 5 D m. —9
PLASTERERS, 2 or more men; top wages;
by builder. TR. 2729. —10
PLUMBER, first-class. lor jobbing and re
modeling; top wages: D C. driver's permit
Apply any time. K. Az W. PLUMBING CO
1132 Pth st. n w —]1
PLUMBER, resident of Alexandria pre
ferred. Sun, CH. 2774: Mon. TE 9.309
—9 j
PLUMBER WANTED, must know city code
and have driver’s permit: positively no
drinking. Call lor appointment. TA 6124
—10
'PLUMBER, experienced: new work; in
Maryland: must have car: steady work
Apply J. R CROCKETT. 749 Thayer ave .
Silver Spring. Md.; after 5 p m., SL 7786
-10
rLi.nni.Ks—Must Be nrst class for job
bing and remodeling: D C. driver's per
mit and reference required J. C. FLOOD
CO . 2012 14th st. n.w. DE. 2700. —12 !
PLUMBERS-MECHANICS wanted with ex
perience on installation of gas-flred equip
ment such as heating boilers, water heat-;
ers, etc.: want man capable of checking,
adjusting and repairing control. State1
age. experience and reference. Box 345-B.
Star —12 i
PLUMBING SHOP MAN. with driver's per
mit; must know plumbing and heating
materials in general and be capable of!
taking care of stock and equipment: steady1
job and good salary: reference required
J. C. FLOOD. 2012 14th st. n.w. DE 1
2700 —12 |
PORTER. 35 years or older. Apply per
sonnel office. L. FRANK CO,, 1200 F st
n.w
PORTER, colored, must come well recom
mended; good salary and permanent posi
tion to right party r HARRIS & CO .
1101 F st. n w. See Mr. Geraci, 4th 11
office. —10 j
PORTER, colored, for retail store; must be
honest and dependable State age and sal
ary expected. Box 475-D. Star. —11 '
PORTER-DISHWASHER, colored, full-time'
job: must be reliable; meals Apply 3319'
Connecticut ave. n.w. OR. 2009.
PRESSER. exp. full time Apply Mr
Schenberg, FASHION SHOPS, INC.. 1300
F st. n.w. -—42
PRESSER for retail dry cleaning plant,
pleasant working conditions: piece work
4or~ weekly salary:-steady lob. good pay
to-steadr: exp. msm CENTRAL eLBANETtg.
' or^'colored : must
be first-class, all-around men: steady year
-round work: S35-S45 week. 3525 12th
st. n.e. MI. 8928. —10
i PRODUCE MAN. experienced, to work in
'self-service market Apply at BUCKING
HAM MARKET, 3918 Wilson blvd , Arl . Va.
—11
RADIO and electric appliance repairman
SEARS ROEBUCK & CO . 4500 Wisconsin
I jjyp
RADIO MECHANIC—Full or part time,
excellent position, good pay COLUMBIA
RADIO AND APPLIANCE. AD. 3025 11*
RADIO SERVICEMAN, outside or bench
technician, experienced: excellent starting
salary: permanent position. Apply THE
HECHT CO.. Service Bldg., 1401 Oakie st.
n e. —11
RADIO TELEPHONE OPERATOR, 1 st-class.
for staff of PM. broadcasting station: im
mediate: full-time work. Call MR. ELD
RIDGE at DI. 1319. —10
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN—Excellent op
portunity for an aggressive man to earn a
good income. Must have car. MR.
THOMAS. WI 7339 —12
BEAL ESTATE SALESMAN—Oppor. for
ambitious man to earn a good income: car
is necessary. For appointment, call NA
6421 Monday or Tuesday. 10 a.m. to 12
noon. —9
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN—Big earnings,
men: nice office. POTOMAC REALTY CO..
1105 G st. n.w.. Suite 601-602. RE. 2735
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN, experienced.1
with car: full co-operation: established,
suburban office Box 247-D. Star. —10
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN: must have
car; very good opportunity for young,
aggressive men Call Axminster 4620.—14
REFRIGERATOR and range serviceman,
must have car: 40-hour week: permanent
position: excellent opportunity for advance
ment Apply the HECHT CO. Service Bldg .
1401 Oakie st. n.e. —11
REFRIGERATION SERVICEMAN—Full or
part time. Good pay for good man
COLUMBIA AD 3025. 11*
REPAIR MAN for kipper work: on-the-job
training or exper : perm, position: 5-day
week. BECKEK S LEATHER GOODS CO.
1314 F St. n.w. —10
SALESMAN—Stop worrying Come on over
and start to work tomorrow. We have a
specialty that sells direct to the consumer,
on easy monthly payments, and we mean
sells' Year before last was the biggest in
our ITS years’ history. Last year was hig
her still This year our men are breaking
every sales record we ever had. An honest,
serious-minded salesman can earn from
$75 to $150 a week with us every week in
the year. No slack season with us. Train
ing and contacts furnished. Basis draw
against earned commission MR. GOOD
SON. 532 Evening Star Bldg —10
SALESMAN FOR. FURNITURE DEPT.. 30
to 50 years of age. experienced: good sal
ary ana opportunity for future Apply
Mr Roberts. SMITH’S TRANSFER A
STORAGE CO., 1313 You st. n.w —10
! SALESMAN to work wholesale and retail
grocery trade in Wash and vicinity; sal
ary and expenses, car required; permanent;
DOsition. Box 15-D. Star. —10
SALESMAN, Eureka vacuum cleaners: good
proposition for productive man: refs re
quired. PROCTOR & HUTCHINSON. 3714
J14th st. n.w. —14
SALESMAN wanted for food products I
route, excellent future, guaranteed salary |
plus commission. Apply in person between
8-45 and 111 o’clock. Tuesday and Wed
nesday. Sept 10 and 11. THE CAPITOL
PRITO CO., 4bH0 Bethesda ave.. Bethesda.
Md. —10
, SALESMAN, experienced in men’s clothing
and furnishings: excellent salary. METRO
POLITAN HABERDASHERS, 525 11th st.
n.w. —11
SALESMEN (2). Govt, territory, well-estab
lished otnee equipment items now listed \
on general schedule of supplies: commis- ,
Sion only 20rr RITE-LINE CORPORA- j
TION, Room 208. 1129 Vermont ave. n.w. ,
Mr. King —9
SALESMEN, make $11 on $17.50 sale,
selling 1-man tow bars to garages, car ■
dealers and service stations: big demand.
Have 35o on hand, big discount on Job ,
lots. Call MR. HILL. HI. 0930. —11 ,
SALESMEN, experienced, for the fastest ,
selling line of neon window and counter ,
signs ever offered merchants. A service <
with each display. This Is an opportunity _
that comes to a salesman only once in a
long time. Give references and experience
in reply. HATCHER ADVERTISING. 1800 1
Wilmington, Richmond 22, Va. —9 i
SALESMEN, pleasant, dingnifled selling in n
the home, no canvassing: salary and comm <
basis: pays $100 weekly for I sale daily, r
working from 3 to 8 D.m. Apply MR JA- 1
COBS. 2815 14th st. n.w. —11 C
SALESMEN—Reputable, established storm o
window company wants men exDer. and t
Inexper. to share in excellent earnings, d
bonus plan paid vacations. WEATHER- s
GUARD CO., 1412 Irving st. n.w. HO. I
4984. —16 (
SALESMEN, married, over 25; selling only: a
no extra duties: no canvassing, no servic- e
lng. no deliveries, no collecting: with us 5
you spend all your time selling. This s
company recognizes the professional status
of a good salesman. With us you don't (
have to spend any time keeping the cus- b
tomer happy. Our product Is tops in its v
field. Stands on its own feet after you b
sell it. Men hired now will get In on big V
expansion program. Majority of sales 3
made on customer leads and recommenda- (
tions. We will show you earnings in field 2
$100 or better weekly. Apply ENCYCLO- c
PAEDIA BRITANNICA, 526 Evening Star a
Bldg. —10 I
SALESMEN for store fixtures and commit- a
ctal refrigeration. SCHURR ELECTRIC b
CO. INC., 2218 Nichols ave. s.e. LU. s
6423. —9 e
SALESMEN, traveling, excellent sideline, o
sclssots, pocket knives, cash and bond f,
boxes. UNITED CUTLERY AND HARD- a
WARE PRODUCTS, 1129 Vermont axe. s
n.w.. RE. 6015. —9 pi
SALESMEN—Furnishings department, mod- w
ern men’s wear store; excellent salary: M
permanent. MUTUAL STORES, 9th and S’
B sts. n.w. —-10 si
SALESMEN—Full-time positions in various IE
lepts.; salary plus commission; 40-hour IT
week; pleasant, working conditions. Apply! ei
it once. SEARS ROEBUCK & CO, Missj
Harshman. 4500 Wisconsin ave. n.w.
4
_HELP MEN. _
lAlEfHWEJ*. akperlenced. to sell vacrrenr
leaner*. full or part time; food comntte*
ions. Apply GARY APPLIANCE CO.
MTS R. I. ave. n e. —10
SALESMEN — PATTERSON - CAULFIELD
XSRP now adding salesmen. No experience
tecessary. will tram. Excellent opportunity
or clean-cut hard worker* who will follow
'ur instruction* For appointment, tele
ihone HO 4120 —10
1ANDWICH MAN and fountain manager,
laytime only; no 8undays; experienced,
ober TOWER PHARMACY. 14th and '
C sts n.w —10
IANDWIC H PRODUCTION supervisor; must ,
>e experienced In large-scale operation •
nd know methods and costs. Box 2P-D.
Itar. 9
iECTlON MANAGERS—Permanent posl*
Ions, D-day week. Apply employment of
ce. 4th floor. LANSBURGH A BRO . 7th.
ith and E sts. n.w 14
SERVICE STATION SALESMEN (4>: good
ipportumty for advancement; salary plug
Apply Mr Brown. 8UN OIL CO ,
940 Conn ave. n.w 12 '
IHIPPING CLERKS, veterans. 5-day week,
if.r,m*nent employment, good working con
rA5nJ manager, GARRISON
ianriistl^TX. CP ' 17,s B st n w.—1 (1
IHOEMAKER and first-class finisher Ap
!hof "iSafs«M?v rd CP ;,4W' —10
AN* fxp to work m
^fthesda <Md.> area CH »8*!0 14
»HOF. SALESMAN, experienced: good com
nLsslon rate with weelcly drawing accounts
ioo?,SWKANN&fcS1°yment °®!!.134t‘»
?*!°E SALESMEN, experienced, excellent
.alary ®cid commissions also part time
Apply THE PENN BOOTERY, 652 Pa a'el
®,*4J TRACER for credit retail Jewelry
7threst 5a wry open' 8e* MR DUBIN. 727
n?r?.'^r?rfSIs.*'5S,'R *nd sandwieh man! ex
perienced. 5 days. Mon -Fn . 10 a m. to A
Pvm. Apply LELAND PHARMACY. 7007
<lhevy chase. Md —P
(TOCK CLERKS, veterans. 5-day week,
Permanent employment, good working con
rnvn/' vA?£iy-vJh^«m*nl,er' GARRISON
[took NrxVr^w Y CS ' ‘i15 E *'■ n w■—IB
TOCK CLERK, short hours, good pay.
Apply FROZEN FOOD MART. 7117 Wisi
:onsin ave _in
*T®CK HELPER—Jewel Tea Co. will cm
aloy a stock helper. 40-hr. wk . 75c hr.,
)erm position; only those interested In a
lermanent position need apply Call TR
14(M for appointment p
rAII-ORS for men s alteration department.
APPly employment office. 4th floor. 8.
cAnn SONS CO. is
TAILOR WANTED to help out one or twtt
lays a week or evenings. 2112 Pa ave.
J.w. 9
FFFPi,ERS’ woo<1 shop, print shop; salary.
f.MoO a year Write stating age. educa
lon. qualifications and teaching experlenca
t any Box 281-E. Star 9
TEACHER OF ACCOUNTING available for
tvening classes at 7 or 8 on Tuesday and
Thursday. Applicants should have master s
leareo with accounting melor or bachelor g
degree and C P. A. license Teaching and
yusmess experience preferred. Please mail
data sheet telling training and experience.
Well qualified applicant will be invited to
rail for a personal Interview 8TRATER
.‘E.gSgCTSFS
s*«sus sA,%t's“S5»?
ANTON TOOL & MFC. CO. Cllnton Md:
MrZacharek Spruce 1098. —in
TOP-NOTCH SALESMEN—Can you atand
making over Sl.ono per month? Are you
willing to put In the effort to do this? Our
good salesmen make this kind of money1
?yery m°nth. of the year. Our business la
increasing steadily. If you have a car,
ambition and an honorable, successful
selling record, phone MR SPARKS or Mr.
Robeson for a personal Interview. LI. 3578.
to r ■ r~ n n ^ n —11
i aitukiveks. nonunion, to operate
trucks Apply HOWAT CON
CRETE CO . INC., 2 8 st. s.w. AT. 5700.
v, DRIVERS-Prefer drivers vrlth
exp. to handle tractors and trailers: must
Yave Va, ppJmit. Good salary to start.
40-hr wk Vacation with pay after In.
service, also entitled to retirement and ln
iwfn'v #,ply ,h* AMERICAN OIL CO .
I*00 N. Arlington Ridge rd„ Arlington.
7uEEMfR,TE,f MECHANIC, must be~Orst
^Mt^TaPP^NC1! cWlW
rirPTfiT8”0,# Md' Annapolis 0844. —12
iirlsr, with some office exper. Apply in
person. HIGHWAY EXPRESS LINES, 3rd
and R sts. n.e _.in
TYPIST-CLERK. 25. high school gradi -
ate. good appearance and able to meet
public; excellent opportunity for high
grade young man Interested in a futur#
TFpafe W?.m- RATIONAL CASH REGIS
.yCR-CQ.. 121 i K st. nw _i«
VETERANS, white, over 25—There is big
money in selling real estate Come to our
veterans school to earp and learn a fas
cinating livelihood, shbuld have a car
and telephone See Mr. Cox between 7
REd lBP;f ’ COX * °°- 815 N- ^pito1
WASHING MACHINE REPAIRMEN?1 lx
perienced only, to work inside and out
*lde; food pa>v Apply GARY APPLIANCE
j:ii5 R I. ave. n.e. 10
WAStfMAN -FIREMAN. experienced Apply
in person. INDUSTRIAL LAUNDRY. 1A07
Lee hwy.. Arlington o
WATCHMAKER, experienced. for fln#
store: 5 v;-diy week: good salary B
GREENBERG JEWELRY CO . 1744
Pennsylvania ave. n.w. _a
—Apply employment of
uc-1n 9.th door WOODWARD & LOTHROP,
9:30 to 6 daily. 14
WATCHMAN for print shop in n e : Sun
day night only. 8 p m. to 4 am.: ideal
for student Can study or read on job.
Telephone DI. 2900. Ext. 293. —9
WATCHMAN, night work. 40-hr. wk.. va
cation with pay after I yr. service: perm,
poa.; age limit 43 yrs Apply AMERICAN
onyo. .800 N. Arlington Rld.e^
DISPLAY '"WAN — WsThTva
1 knowledge of cardwriwn* and interior’dn
iplay; good salary, excellent working condi
rF^rhTOApJ’,1J M? Waldschmidt. SPORT
CENTER, flth and D sts. n.w.
YOUNG MAN, white, as assistant stock
clerk, with D. C permit: prefer local resi
dent: good opportunity in wholesale elec
traln veteran. Apply
j NATHAN GOODMAN CO., INC. 808 12th
st. n.w. Mr. Wright. —10
; YOUNG MAN. to train for bank teller; good
: starting salary: attractive hours; tele
■?pPointmen: CITIZENS BANK
OF RIVERDALE, Riverdale. Md., HY. 0100.
YOUNG MAN. mechanically inclined1 for
: ff '.'£ral. work around shop. Apply 2431
loth st. n.w. _ 1 a
YOUNG MAN. 25 to 35. banking, real
1 estate or mortgage loan experience: splen
did opportunity. ideal working conditions;
good salary to start; state briefly qualiflca
ttons. experience, present position and
salary expected. Strictly confidential and
5° l5flo,#s=made unt11 »*ter interview.
: Box 398-D, Star. _in
young MAN. white, over 18 years: S30
to $35 weekly; permanent, selling men’s
clothing: some general all-around duties.
Apply 737 7th st. n.w.
YOUNG MAN for typing, filing and general
office work in retail jewelry store: good
working conditions. State age and salary
expected Box 472-D. Star _11
YOUNG MAN for record work and to assist 1
in selling in high-type retail jewelry store:
pleasant working conditions. State age and
salary expected. Box 473-D. Star. _11
YOUNG MEN for bank work. Apply in
person. THE NATIONAL CAPITAL SANK.
316 Pa. ave. s.e. _11
YOUNG MEN. 18 and over, able to rida
bicycle; day or night work Apply WEST
ERN UNION. Rm. 200. 1317 New York I
ave. n.w. _jo
WANTED—Young man with aviation sup- 1
ply or aviation purchasing exp. for sales i
position with local aircraft concern. Phono !
ALex. 0907. _10
ASSISTANT OFFICE MANAGER, aged 25
to 30, ex-serviceman, accounting back
ground preferred; interesting business;
permanent position offering excellent pos
sibilities for advancement; good gtartlni
salary. Telephone MR. DONNELLY. ME.
1449 for appointment.
DRUGS—Eastern pharmaceutical house haa
an opening for a detail man who seek*
permanency and security: to call on physi
cians in Washington; earnings are gov
erned by wholesale purchases; must b«
financially responsible and have car; state
qualifications fully. Box 354-C. Star. —10
EXCLUSIVE TERRITORIES in Maryland
and West Virginia for exclusive Westing
house Sterilamp product sales: commission
only, but keen customer Interest, expanding
market and repeat business. Sales ability,
financial responsibility and car required
We provide oppor for economic independ
ence. Send full inform. Box 360-C. Star.
10*
IF YOU ARE BETWEEN 25 and 40. can
sell and have an automobile, you can make
$5,000 per yr. while building a secure
future. For interview call RE. 3533 be
tween 9-12 or write Box 344-B. Star —12
SAFEWAY OFFERS YOU the opportunity
to learn the progressive chain store busi
ness: interesting work: periodic increases:
Vacation .with pay. sick benefits, group
insurance. Apply SAFEWAY STORES, em
ployment office. 4th and T sts. n e —12 j
DUE TO WITHDRAWAL by members of
teaching staffs, vacancy exists in depart
ment of foreign languages. Apply to MaJ.
C. S Roller. Jr, AUGUSTA MILITARY
ACADEMY. Fort Defiance. Va. —9
OUTDOOR CLERICAL WORK, experience
not necessary, training paid for. 18 to 45
years of age: learn to check traffic: work
full time, 8 days per week. About $175
per mo. for 48-hour week Apply in per
son Monday through Friday between 9 a m.
and 12 noon. CAPITAL TRANSIT CO. em
ployment office. 3133 M st. n.w.. George
town. Take Route No. 10. Rossiyn: No. 20.
Cabin John, or No. 30, Friendship Heights
street cars. —13
NATIONAL PUBLISHER requires man. aga %
25-40. with car, to supervise activities of
wholesale distributors in Va. and W. Va ;
experience helpful, but not necessary: sal
ary. car allowance and traveling expense
paid: no selling Give brief resume of edu
cation and business experience. Phone,
SH 51SQ for appointment._
HELP~MEN ond WOMEN.
BEAUTY OPERATOR—First class, expr in
all branches of profession; male or fe
ncle. GABRIEL. 1019 Conn. ave. n.w. —14 .
CASHIER, grocery, familiar with super
market operation: honest, reliable. Cal!
MR. BARR. DE. 1000 for interview —10 ,
CLERK, for dry cleaning adjustment office
if Ige. plant. In reply state age. educa- ,
:ion and previous line of work: experience
Jesired but not essential: steady position,
itartlng salary. $37.50 per week. Box 105
0. Star. _12 t
CLERK-TWPIST. aged 18-30. for lnsur
»nce company; permanent position with
■xcellent opportunity to learn business;
5-day week: good salary: ideal for night
school student. MR. RICKETTS. DI. 1800.
COUPLE, experienced, wife to cook, hus- ■
land butler, chauffeur and assist at house
work In pvt. family: $200 mo . room and
>oard. to work at Chevy Chase. Md.
Write Immediately. MRS. CLARKE. Box
154. Leesburg. Va —15
COUPLE, white, prefer over 40. to live in:
1101 Conn ave.: cook-housework, butler
rhaufleur. 1 adult In family; good home
ind salary. Box 339-D, Star —10
PHARMACIST, part-time. 3 eves, a waek.
mod neighborhood: small prescription
lusiness Write Box 188-E. Star. 9*
IALESPERSON for service organisation,
ixcellent opportunity for go-getter; run
ir part time: you arrange hours: ideal
or student, housewife, etc. Good com
nission. Write Box 442-D. Star, —11
IECRETARY and general office work,
iermanent position: local Industry: 5-day
teek. RE. 3000, WILKINS ROGERS
BILLING CO —8
TENOGRAPHER. interested In avlatioiv
alary plus flying time. Inquire. Box 157
1. Star —12
•ECHNICIAN. pediatrician's office. 4 aft.
moons » week Orda’ay 2500. —10
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