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OUTSTANDING JOCKEY—Jockey Ted Atkinson, who led the
country's riders in victories last year, holds the Jockeys’ Guild
• plaque presented to him at Jamaica race track as the outstand
ing Jockey of 1948. —AP Wirephoto.
Golf's Top Headliners
To Appear at Junior
Tourney in Texas
ly tH» Associated Pross
BEAUMONT, Tex., April 11.—Sane
of golfdom’s greatest—Byron Nelson,
Bobby Jones, Jimmy Demaret, Ben
Hogan—will be interested spectators
when kids of the world match shots
here August 19-22 in an interna
tional Junior tournament.
'Hila event, in which boys from
8 to 20 will battle for the champion
ships, is the first promotional offer
ing of Youth International, Inc., of
which Ed Dudley, president of the
Professional Golf Association, is
president. This organization has a
board of directors of 14 top-flight
professionals.
Nelson to Hold Clinic.
Veazey Rainwater, jr., who was
instrumental in bringing the tour
nament to Beaumont, said Nelson,
Jones and Dudley had definitely
been obtained for the tournament
and that Demaret, Hogan and others
had indicated they would attend.
Nelson will hold a clinic after the
first day’s play and will demonstrate
■hots for the youngsters.
Arrangements have been made to
bring kid golfers from all over the
world, major airlines having agreed
to fly in the young linksmen free
of charge from Canada, Central and
South America, England, India,
Europe, South Africa and the United
states.
Four Flights Scheduled.
There will be four flights in the
tournament for these age groups:
5-12, 13-15, 16-18 and 19-20. Cham
pion of the latter group will be
ccrowned grand champion of the
meet. Each State may enter two
golfers in each group. Under the
direction of the PGA, the States npw
are making arrangements for play
offs to determine their entries.
Actual competitive details have
not been arranged, but It is expected
that there will be match play after
an 18-hole qualifying round in each
flight. Qualifying will be at Pine
Grove and Tyrrell Park Courses,
with championship play at the
Beaumont Country Club.
Nats
(Continued From Page C-l.)
flth Stadium in the Nats’ only
Washington appearance before
opening day. . . . Baltimore and
Washington will play at Baltimore
on Sunday.
Bluege was fretting over the fail
ure of Mark Christman to report
at Charlotte. . . . The Nats’ pilot
attempted to call Clark Griffith in
Washington to learn of Christman’s
whereabouts, but the strike thwart
ed that. . . . With his job in jeop
ardy due to the Nats’ purchase of
Christman, Shortstop Johnny Sul
livan came up with his best fielding
display in exhibition games. . . .
He teamed with Priddy and Vernon
to reel off four double plays in the
first five Innings.
Louis-Walcott Malch
For Crown Sought
In Philadelphia '
By tba Associated Frau
PHILADELPHIA, April 11.—A
move to match Joe Louis with an
aging father of six who goes by
the name of Jersey Joe Walcott
was gaining momentum today after
the National Boxing Association
rated Walcott the No. 1 challenger
for the heavyweight title.
Leon .Rains, chairman of the
Pennsylvania Athletic Commission,
in proposing the bout asserted that
"I believe Walcott is the best opposi
tion around for Louis."
“Though I would not say he would
beat Louis,” Rains added quickly.
"Walcott is old of course,” said
Rains, “but Joe’s getting old too.
I feel that a Louis-Walcott match
would be very good anywhere this
summer. I should like to see it
staged in Philadelphia."
Speculation has it that Louis
probably will defend his title against
the winner of the Bruce Woodcock
Joe Baksi fight to be held in London
next Tuesday. Woodcock is British
champion and Baksi hails from
Kulpmont, Pa.
Walcott, who admits to 30, but
probably is closer to 40, has at
various times defeated Baksi, Elmer
Ray of Miami and Tami Mauriello
of New York, other top-ranking
heavyweights. In his latest outing^,
he won over Jimmy Bivins of Cleve
land and Lee Q. Murray of Balti
more.
FTVL. a r.-.i_— A_111 _ _ .
* **v AN. U HCglU
began his boxing career as a sparing
partner for Louis, at which time the
champ referred to him as “the
fastest backwards runner in the
world.”
Specs Rare in Hockey
Dutch Hiller of the Pittsburgh
Hornets in the American Hockey
League is one of the few ice per
formers who wear glasses.
Phils, 4; Nats, 2
Phil* AB. H. O. A. Wash AB. H. 6. A.
Wy'tek.ef 3 14 0 Case,if .8 0 0 0
SAdams.rf 2 13 0 SPenee.cf 4 13 0
inia,lf 2 0 0 0 Orace.rf 3 12 0
ilbert.lf 2 0 3 0 V’non.lb 4 211 0
Nt’hey.Sb 4 2 14 Travls.Sb 3 1 0 j
H’msley.c 1110 Prlddy.Sb 10 4 0
Padgett.c 3 2 8 2 Evans.c 4 112
•Mauney .0 0 0 0 S’livan.sa 3 0 5 5
McC'k.lb 4 0 11 1 JMyatt 10 0 0
Jones.ss 4 2 10 Newsom.n 10 0 0
Cerban.Sb 4 2 14 Scar’fh.n 2 0 13
Rowe.n 3 1 0 2 lYost ] o 0 o
tMullen .0 0 0 0 SRob tson 1000
Totals 32 72 27 13 Totals 33 _6 27 10
5 Batted for Newsom in fifth.
• Ran for Padgett in seventh,
t Ran for Rowe in eighth,
t Batted for Sullivan in ninth
S Batted for Scarborough In ninth.
Philadelphia . 000 110 020—4
Washington ... _ 000 001 001—2
Runs—Wyrostek. Adams. Jones, Mullen.
Grace, Priddy. Error—Vernon. Huns
batted in—Jones. Vernon. Northey. Rob
ertson. Two-bas« hit—Verbtn. Three
base hits—Jones. Vernon. Sacrifices—
Rowe. Wryostek. Double pl».vs—Priddy.
Sullivan and Vernon (2), Padgett and Ver
ban. Left on bases—Philadelphia, A;
Washington. 8. Bases on balls—Off Rowe.
2: off Newsom. 1. 8truck out—By Rowe.
2: by Newsom. 1. Hits—Oil Newsom.
0 in 6; off Rowe. 4 in 7: off Scarborough.
6 in 4; off Donnelly, 2 in 2. Hit by
pitcher—By Bow* (Grace, Priddy). Win
ning pitcher—Rowe. Losing pitcher—
Newsom. Umpire*—Messrs. Gore. Mc
Klnicy and Berry. Time of same—2.00.
Golfers Aid Boys' Club Drive
In Week-End Club Tourneys
Indian Spring Club and the pub
lic courses will assist in the Police
Boys' Club campaign to maintain
its summer camps by holding golf
tournaments this week end. Other
courses have agreed to help in the
near future.
Harry Kritt, a guest from Indian
8pring, took the honor of making
the first hole in one of the year at
Manor away from the Norbeck Club
members by sinking his tee shot on
the fifth hole yesterday. Kritt used
a five-iron on the 150-yard hole in
scoring his first ace. His partner
was R. H. Pledger of the Manor
Club.
More than 150 members turned
out for Kenwood’s opening event
yesterday, the annual field day,
which included a tournament din
ner golf movies, etc. Low gross
winner in class A was Eddie Semm
ler with a 76, while John P. Nye
won net with 80-10—70 over S. E.
Carpenter with 83-10—73.
C. M. Bush won low net in class
IB with 85-13—72, one stroke better
than Janies Emelio's 90-17—73. W.
W. Fort won gross with 84. Class C
prizes were divided between A. H.
Kreuger and Comdr. F. Hindrichs
| who tied for net and gross with 96
20—76 each.
With three of its top six players
; unable to make the tour, George
town's golf team continued to take
lit on the chin on its Southern trip,
losing, 8-1, to Washington and Lee
yesterday at Lexington. The Hoyas
halved two matches to score their
only point.
-i
BRADBURY HEIBHTS
DRUB STORE
4407 kwin Ad. S.E.
It Now a Star Want-Ad
Branch Agency
Other Branches conveniently
located throughout the city
for the acceptance of Classi
fied Advertising.
Classified Advertising Is
the outward and visible sign
of reader confidence and re
sponse. The Star prints
each week a larger number
of Classified Advertisements
than all other Washington
newspapers combined and
on Sunday, the big day in
Classified Advertising, double
that of its Sunday competi
tors combined.
CLASSIFIED AD RATES
Local Advertisers
Three Lines (Minimum)
1 time.31c per line
2 times _31c * "
3 to 0 times consec
utively .29c " "
7 times or longer
consecutively_-20c " "
Advertisements under Personal
and Special Notices 5c per line
additional.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines (Minimum)
Flat rate per line — _45c
Out-of-Town Rate is charged
on all advertisng 25 miles or
more from Washington.
Claims for errors must be made
in time for correction before
second insertion.
When canceling classified ad
veiuseuieuus ue sure tu mane
a note of the cancellation num
ber. This is Important in case
your statement does not show a
credit for the cancellation.
If advertisement was prepaid,
retain cash register' receipt,
which bears a serial number,
with date, and identifies your
advertisement.
Lost and Found Advertise
ments appear on Page A-3.
_SPECIAL NOTICES.
ACCOUNTANT, expert, books started,
kept; part time: tax returns prepared,
statements, audita: reasonable. OR. 2074.
GAS WATER HEATERS. 20. 30. 40 gal.
automatic; no cash needed, small monthly
payment: immediate installation. D. A.
8TANSBURY. LI. 3020.
GA8 HEATING BOILERS and hot-water
heating plants: no cash needed, small
mcnthly payment: immediate Installation
D. A. 8TANSBURY. LI. 3029.
SPECIAL OFFER. 8x12 Photo mounted free
of ch.'.rge: listen to Station WWDC 12
noon Sunday. 1450 on your dial. —13
ATTENTION, BUSINESSMEN—THE ATLAS
AGENCY is famous for selecting and plac
ing bookkeepers, office managers, account
arils. Call Mr. Klpnls. NA. 3808. —13
READ THE FOUR IMPORTANT MESSAGES
for you from the Dye Works Specialist at
EXQUISITE CLEANERS In the Personal
column of this paper.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
bills unless contracted by myself. CHARLES
C. WILLIAMS, 1823 Potomac ave. s.e. 11*
DIAMONDS. JEWELRY wanted—Highest
cash prices. Free appraisal. ARTHUR
MARKEL. 940 F it. n.w.
WE ARE EQUIPPED TO MAKE the most
exquisite designs for that spring and sum
mer outfit you have dreamed of. A com
plete outfit for the bride or for graduation
is our specialty. 2804 14th st. n.w. AD.
0687. —11
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debt* incurred by any one other than my
self. WILLIAM F. BROOKS, Peoples Life
Insurance Bldg. n.w. II*
THE BOARD OF ACCOUNTANCY for the
District of Columbia will hold examina
tions on Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day. May 14, 15 and 16, 1947. for ap
plicants seeking to practice In the District
of Columbia as certified public account
ants. Initial application must be made
on form provided by the board and filed
not later than April 26. 1947. Repeat
candidates must advise by the same date.
April 26. 1927, of intention to sit lor the
examinations. MILLARD T. CHARLTON,
secretary, 1507 M st. n.w., Washington, 6,
ATTENTION, MARYLAND WORKSHOP "for
the Blind customers. Our local manager
is a patient at Mt. Alto Veterans' Hospi
tal. There will be a delay In our regu
lar visit with brooms, mops and door mats,
made by the blind, but all phone orders
will be promptly delivered as usual. New
low prices. Phone SL. 1604.
AOCOUNTING-BOOKKEEPING, complete
service by qualified accountant. Books
started and kept. All tax returns made;
Mr. Brown, A. R. SEELYE CO., DI. 0858,
1400 L at. n.w. _—-T7
HELP MtN.
AMBULANCE DRIVERS (2). white, between
21 and 30. veteran preferred; PUC li
cense necessary: good salary: room and
board furnished. Apply 2521 11th st.
n.w. ell day Friday and Saturday. —12
ASSISANT MANAGER—Young man to
learn finance business under veterans'
training program: car essential: will con
sider only man who Is Interested In per
manent position with excellent future.
This job means hard work: starting sal
ary. S200 mo. Apply to Mr. Buehier,
LIBERTY LOAN CORl’., * 3407 Perry st.,
Mt. Rainier, Md. —11
ASSISTANT MANAGER to train for
manager: grocery store exper. preferred:
rapid promotions; age 23-30. Apply
manager, 705 15th st. n.w. —11
ASS’NT TO SALES MANAGER of highly
est. real estate firm; young man about
30 years of age. prominently settled In
Wash.; college educ. or equivalent: must
be neat, industrious, have pleasing per
sonality and executive ability. This open
ing oilers a rare opportunity to the young
man who can qualify; be sure to give full
Information of previous business experi
ence, number of years In Wash, and educa
tion. Address Box 244-Y, Stsr. —13
AUTO BODY service mechanic, Fisher bgdy
experience preferred; excellent earnings, 6
day week of 48 hrs., closed Saturdays,
Sundays and legal holidays. Come In. see
our shop, ask for Mr. Brown, CAPITOL
CADILLAC CO.. 1222 22nd st. n.w. —13
AUTO BODY and fender men and one
combination metal and paint man: 5-day
WUIK WCCS. CiUBCU CBtUI UB) OI1U OUUU«J|
Ideal working conditions and pay. CAPI
TOL CADILLAC CO., 1222 22nd st. n.w.;
see Mr. Brown. —13
AUTO MECHANIC, experienced only; ex
cellent salary; good hours; modern work
shop. RED’S OARAGE. 24 H st. n.e. 13*
AUTO. MECHANIC, experienced, good
working conditions; good salary. BOWIE
VINCENT MOTOR CO., De Soto-Plymouth
Dealers. 6013 Georgia ave. n.w. Phone
RA. 0400. —16
AUTO MECHANIC, shop foreman: clean,
light shop. See Mr. Poatea, FRIENDSHIP
MOTORS, 7320 Wis. ave., Bethesda, Md.
—16
AUTOMOBILE SEBV1CE MANAGER want
ed by Chevrolet dealer doing oyer $10,000
customer labor monthly: must be experi
enced, aggressive and capable of aasumlng
responsibility of operation of service dept.
Please give full particulars, age. exparl
ence. etc.. In 1st reply. Box 176-X. Star.
AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS, experienced
only, for Packard dealer. In clean well
lighted. newly equipped shop: salary basis.
Call Mr. Crowe, CAPITAL MOTOR CO.,
828 Phils, ave.. Silver Spring. SH. 3800;
eves.. 8L. R556. —17
AUTO MECHANICS—Most modern equip
ped shop in Washington.. All new equip
ment. well-lighted shop, excellent working
conditions, top wages, guaranteed salary,
coveralls furnished, vacation with pay.
sick leave. Come In and talk It over with
Bill Barto. service manager, WASHING
TON MOTOR SALES CORP.. Kaiser-Pra
se r distributor, 1616 14th st. n.w. —11
AUTO MECHANIC, experienced. State ex
perience and future ambition. Box 322
X. Star. —11
AUTO MECHANIC to work 514-day week
lor Chevrolet dealer: clegn. well-lighted
shop, pleasant working conditions, good
propcsitlon to A-l men. Phone Mr. Best
pitch. CHEVY CHASE MOTOR CO.. 7725
AOTOMOTT^TE PARTS CLERK, experienced
In General Motors parts; 514-day week;'
2 weeks' vacation with pay. See Mr.
Kline. ADDISON CHEVROLET SALES,
1622 14th st. n.w. —11
AUTOMOBILE WASH AND POUSH men
(2). colored, only exper., adber men need
apply: wages according to ability. KAPLAN
St CRAWFORD. 2328 Champlain st. n.w.
—13
AWNING HAN GEE. white, experienced;
514-day week, overtime after 40 hours.
WASHINGTON TENT At AWNING CO.,
INC . 2021 17th St. n.w. DU. 6600. —13
BAKERS for bread 12). benchwork. 1231
Morse st. n.e. LI. 0700. —12
BAKER, all-around white man. for cakes,
pastries and decorating in small retail
bakery; 6-day wk., closed Sunday and
Monday; good salary: mast be honest, re
liable and sober. TR. 8156, MR. HEINZ
MAN. between 8 and 8 p.m. —11 .
BANK CLERKS—Young men Interested
in bank work, 18-21 yrs of age: no ex
perience nec. Apply NATIONAL CAPI
TAL BANK. 316 Pa. ave. s.e. —12
BARTENDER, must have good reference:
sober and reliable; Tery active VILLAGE
INN RESTAURANT, 1606 R. I. ave. ns.
No Dhone caILi
BODY MAN, A-l, well-established business;
good opportunity. 1611 M st. n.w. —13
BOOKKEEPER and general clerical, age
25 to 35: aalary. $223. Apply in own hand
writing. Box 113-Z, Star. —13
BOY. white, for full-time permanent
position, to work In mailroom. run er
rand a and operate office machines. Aoply
to MR. REVERCOMB. 1771 N st. n.W. —13
BOYS, 16 ana oyer- with bicycles. Apply
WESTERN UNION. 1317 Haw York ave.
Mm£8&Bw‘S&
B*m*LAYBRK ’$22 Per day. time and
one-half on 8atur«ar: 2 years' work. Ap
ply Georgia and Eastern ares. also 13th
and Alabama ave. a.e. or call ANTHONY
IZZO, contracting. DL 6380. for_di«c
BRICKLAYERS. large development, steady
“One moment, mother. I’ve Just received a telegram!”
HELP MEN (ConM_
BRICKLAYERS WANTED—Long Job in
city. Good per. Apply MR. DAVIS. 800
H st. n.w. —11
BRICKLAYERS wanted, plenty of work;
#2,50 per hr., time and one-half for Sat
urday. Apply on job to MAT BOTTALICO,
No. 20 Chesapeake at. s.e. —16
BRICKLAYERS WANTED, long-time job,
¥2.75 per hour, time and a half on Satsr
day. Call UN. 4662 or UN. 2104. —13
BUFFER AND POLISHER, experienced on
Sreparation of metal articles for plating;
ighest wages for steady man with ability.
Apply ART METAL FINISHING CO., 923
12th st. n.w. —13
BUTCHER, experienced, cutting steaks for
hotel supply house. Write, stating age.
experience, salary expected. Good oppor
tunity. Box 433-M, Star. —11
BUTCHER, exser.. must be polite and cour
teous. no drinker: good pay. steady job.
LEELAND MARKET, 4760 Lee hwy.. OL.
4545 —13
BUTCHER, experienced only; a steady lob
for a steady man; positively no drinkers:
salary ana working cond. very favorable.
Call in person, SHAPIRO’S MARKET,
4911 Georgia ave. n.w. —12
CARPENTER8—Project just started, 80
houses. Sargent rd. between Riggs and
Chillum rda. PRINCE GEORGES DE
VELOPMENT CORP. —12
CARPENTERS WANTED, steady Work. 5Va
days. S. * S. BUILDING CORP.. Valley
way and Carlyle at., Cheverly, Md.. WA.
8832. —17
CARPENTERS. 1st class. #14.20 per day.
Apply 1109 20th st. n.w. —11
CARPENTER with old reliable kitchen
modernization eo.: Installing custom-built
kitchens: permanent. Telephone ME. 1582.
CARPENTERS wanted by KORZENDOR
FER St BROOKS. INC. Report for work.
1318 28tb st. n.w. —11
CARPENTERS wanted, lst-class mechan
ics; *15 for 8-hr. day; plenty of work.
No. 20 Chesapeake st. s.e. and No. 5
Brandywine st. s.e. —12
CARPENTERS—1st class, top wages, lor
work in nearby Virginia. C. It. O. CON
STRUCTION CO.. Temple 7700. —12
CARPET LAYERS and estimator; 5-day,
40-hr. week. Apply in person, personnel
office, 9th fl . 0:30 to 6 dally. WOODWARD
It LOTHROP. —12
CAR WASHER8 AND WIPERS (colored), to
work in auto laundry: extra man for Sat
urday and Sundays. 3510 Georgia ave.
CAR WASHER; *40 week guaranteed,
commission to right man; only experi
enced need apply: must be sober. LUND
QUI6T SUNOCO. 2305 Penna ave. s.e.
—11
vnnurrsiun- nuuociinniii c,\yci icuicu
only; age 30 to 35; local references re
quired; excellent salary Apply 1320 F
st. n.w., Room 340, between 8:30 and t).
—14
CIGAR CLERK, and to deliver; middle
aged man. references. 8H. 3013. —13
CIVIL ENGINEER—Nationally known steel
company requires graduate and preferably
registered civil engineer, age 34 to 40,
with some experience in structural steel
design to be trained in all details of de
sign and erection of all-metal buildings
and then handle building cede problems,
special designs and adaptations arising In
East Coast States. Also with assistants
supervise training of dealers erection crews.
Headquarters Washington, but consider
able travel involved. Excellent salary and
liberal expense account. Should have own
car. Must have good record, fine personal
ity. initiative and some sales ability. If
you can oualify and desire interview, mai!
outline of qualifications to A. W. VAN
LEER, 201 Denrlke Building, Washington,
D. C. —15
CLERK for grocery and vegetable depart
ment: experienced only need apply. DAVE'S
MARKET. 1448 P st. n.w. —11
CLERK for shipping department; prefer
ably single; good handwriting necessary;
salary, $45 weekly. Reply In own hand
writing. giving education, previous em
ployment, age, references. Box 88-A, Star.
CLERK for business office of medical
clinic; high school graduate, above average
scholastic record; mimeograph machine
knowledge; under 30; $1,750 per yr„ 51b
day week. 1 month vacation, medical
coverage. EX. 8016.
COIN-MACHINE MECHANIC, experienced,
to service coin-operated machines: pleas
ant working conditions. HIRSH MACHINE
CORP., 1308 N. J. ave. n.w. —13
CONCESSION AGENTS for carnival oper
ating nearby all seasons. 2235 1st st.
n.w. —11
COOK, second, for club; must be good;
white or colored; references. Write par
ticulars.. Box 428-M. Star. —13
COOK, short order, sea food experienced;
hours 4 to 12: start $35 week. FOUR
SEAS RESTAURANT, 3010 Hamilton st.,
Hvattsville. Md„ UN. 8830. —13
COOK, second, must be dependable, sober,
exper.: don't apply if not. GEORGE'S
REOTAURANT. 1723 Eye st. n.w. —13
COUNTERMAN. exp~r , for meat market.
HARTMAN'S MARKET, 4701 Sultland rd.
s.e. Locust 0183-J. ■—12
COUNTERMAN for restaurant. Experi
enced and sober. Refs, necessary. Apply
1125 14th st. n.w. —13
CREDIT COLLECTION MAN—Experienced.
Good qpportunlty: one looking for per
manent position only need apply. See Mr.
iruin rDAmw nn 007.000 r'tv, rt n v
DENTAL TECHNICIAN, exncr cast man,
excel, opportunity with growing concern.
Box 101-X. Star. —17,
DISHWASHERS — Colored. Experienced.
Good salary and hours. Apply CLAREN
DON RESTAURANT. 3182 Wilson blvd.,
Arlington. GL. 9405. —12
DISHWASHERS, potwashers: only experi
enced need apply. SILVER FOX RESTAU
RANT. 5324 Wis. ave. n.w.. EM. 7035. —11
DISHWASHER. PORTER—For taproom.
Must be sober and reliable and willing
worker Apply 201 Upshur st. n.w. —12
DOORMAN. Janitor and chauffeur: colored:
good salary and hours. Apply office, 2737
Devonshire pi. n.w. —11
DRIVER, with own vehicle, to solicit and
Pick up dry cleaning lor established con
cern; own route preferred, but not neces
sary. Box 92-X. Star. —12
DRIVERS (preferably with sightseeing ex
perience), good salary and commission,
must have Identification card; apply in
person 8 to 11 a.m. WASHINGTON
SIGHTSEEING CO., INC. 1411 Pa. ave.
n.w. —13
DRIVER -SALESMAN — Established route
now earning excellent commission; only:
live wire with first-class references need
apply: bond reaulred. 9 to 12 noon, HUB
LAUNDERERS. 37th st. and Eastern ave.,
Mt. Rainier. Md. —13
DRIVER-SALESMAN, dry-cleaning route,
suburban Maryland, good territory; salary.
$35. 15'« commission. Call TA. 7368. —13
DRIVERS WANTED for Diamond cabs.
New 1946-1947 cabs and used cabs avail
able. Reasonable rectal rates. Must have
Identification card. Apply DIAMOND LOT.
101 M st. n.e.. see Melvin Herrlman.
DRIVERS IN ARLINGTON—Openings for
a few good drivers who want steady.
Sermanent employment with hlgh-earn
ig potentials, as part of a growing or
ganliation. Apply to Mr. Clements. AR
LINGTON YELLOW CAB CO.. 3537 Wilson
blvd.. Arlington. Va. —11 .
ELECTRICIAN and apprentice; licensed
D. C. Call MI. 5277 after 8 p.m.
ELECTRICIANS—If you are looking for
steady work, apply at 4319 7th st. n.w.,
bet. 4:30 and 6:30 n.m. I. J. FREED
MAN. —13
ELEVATOR OPERATOR, for Saturdays
ahd Sundays, 8 hrs. each day. EMBASSY
APT8., 1613 Harvard st. n.w. —13
ELEVATOR STARTER, white, for office
bldg.; $35 per wk. of 48 hours; only one
with experience need apply. 1435 G st.
n.w.. Room 1053. —11
ENGINEER. 3rd class: stoker-fired high
pressure steam holler. GE. 2,22. —11
ESTIMATOR for large plumbing and heat
ing contractor; high-class, thoroughly ex
perienced man: excellent salary and share
of profits; unlimited possibilities for re
liable man. State age. reference and ex
perience. Box 62-Z. Star. . —16
FARM HAND—White man, with family, to
work on farm; good salary and house
THE ROBERTSON FARM. Waldorf. Md.
Phone Waldorf 2112. —13
FARMER and dairyman, exper., to run
milking machine; good salary, modern
6-rm. house; ref. required: job open April
17. B. F. 8ALSBURY. Fairfax, Va. Falls
Church 1954-J. T —12
FARMER, white, sober; 100-acre Maryland
farm. 20 miles from Wash.: no grain;
speclalialng game birds: comfortable mod.
cottage, good home; give age. qualifications.
Eixe of family, salary. Box 427-M. Star.
—11
FIELD HANDS (20), pleasant outdoor
work. 80c an hour to start. Apply MR.
ALLEN, East Potomac Golf Course. 7:30
a.m. —13
FILIPINO BOY—General housework; 2 in
family, recent refs, required; live in or out;
SI 00 mo. NA. 6364. —11
FILLING STATION MANAGER for large
downtown location; must be thoroughly
experienced, sober and able to produce;
excellent opportunity for permanent con
nection for ambitious worker; furnish ref
erences with your letter. Box 41-Z. Star..
—11
FLOOR MANAGERS. 5-day. 40-hr. week.
Apply personnel office, 9th floor, 9:30-6
dally. WOODWARD A LOTHROP —12
FLOOR LAYERS, for Job of 12 houses:
either contract or day labor. J. B. TIF
FS Y, construction Job. at 2nd and Webster
Mjod" CHECKER, experienced, good - sal- J
ary; 6 p.m. to 1 a.m.; .no Sundays. Ap
ply manager, SHERATON HOTEL, I5tb
and L its. n.w. —13
fountain ROT for neighborhood drug
atore; no nlehti or Sundays: over 18,
FOUNTAIN CUaRKS for nlghtwork. II
n.m. to 8 a.m.; over 18, experience pre
ferred but dot neeessary Uniforms fur
cmS? ampsek* 'SwSLjl
at Thomas Clrcls. —IS
A
HELP MEN.
FOUNTAIN CLERks. M« 16 years or ever.
We will train you in excellent working
conditions. Uniforms furnished and
laundered free. Apply to Mr. Lloyd, PEO
PLES SERVICE DRUG STORE, 8316
Georgia ave.. Silver Spring. Md. —12
FOUNT. GRILL MANAGER, uptown n.w.
Pharmacy; exper., must have best refs.;
perm, pos.: start at S55 wk.. plus monthly
bonus. All Information confidential. Box
337-A, Star. —11
FOUNTAIN MAN—Residence near Silver
Spring pref.: call in person. MONTGOM
ERY HILL PHARMACY. 1007 Seminary rd.
(9600 GS. ave.), Silver Spring, Md. —13
FOUNTAIN MANAGER—Salary and com
mission. Wonderful opportunity for some
one who is interested. References. Box
99-X, Star. —13 _
FOUNTAIN MEN — White, experienced;
part-time evenings. Saturdays and Sun
days. 150 C st. n.e. —12
FRENCH GENTLEMAN, with good educa
tion and instruction, fpr teaching part
time evenings. Apply BERLITZ. 839
17th st. n.w. —13
FURNITURE REFINISHER, experienced:
D. C. driver's permit; neat appearance:
good salary. See Mr. Beli. P. 3. NEE
CO.. 7th and H sts. n.w. —12
FURNITURE REFINISHER and repair
man. Opportunity for reliable man to
grow with small firm. Steady employ
ment; no layoff after rush season. State
exp., etc. Box 425-S, Star. —13
FURNITURE SALESMEN, for large Wash
ington furniture store; experience not
necessary. Apply CURTIS BROS. FURNI
TURE CO., 2041 Nichols ave. s.e., Ana
costia. —11
FURNITURE SALESMEN. Inside selling on
floor of large furniture concern; good earn
ings and pleasant work: we are Increas
ing our Inside sales force, and present
salesmen know of this program. Box
361-A. Star.
GENERAL ELECTRIC CO.—Opening, per
manent, for young high school graduate;
clerical duties with opportunity for ad
vancement. Reply in own handwriting to
Mr. D. H. Folsy. GENERAL ELHCTOIC
CO.. Room 860, Shoreham Bldg., Wash
ington 6, D. C. Do not call in person
or phone. —11
HANDY MAN for painting, plastering and
repairing Investment properties; steady
work. Call EM. 5407 after 0 p.m.
HARDWARE CLERK, permanent lob for
willing worker: B’/a-day week. Takoma
Park. GE 5216. —11
HOTEL AUDITOR, experience with N.C.R.
desirable, administrative ability essential,
starting salary $275 to $300 with op
portunity for advancement. Box 472-A,
Star. —13
IOTEi, CLERK, experience not necessary:
permanent lob. good pay; aged over 45.
Apply In person. 730 12th it. n.w. —11
opportunity for experienced men to make
big profit* during season. LU. 6640. 12*
INSURANCE ADJUSTER, for Wash., D. C.
area; excellent opportunity for man with
automobile; mechanical background, with
national fire, theft and collision organiza
tion, Send application to SERVICE FIRE
INS. CO. of N. V. 1 Park ave., New York
16, N. Y. Interview by local representa
tive
JANITOR, daywork, downtown ofllce bldg.:
experienced, settled; $100 mo.; live out.
OR. 2286 after ft.
JANITOR, colored, nlghtwork, 7:30 p.m.
to 7:30 a.ra.: reliable and sober: $100 per
me. DE. 155". —11
KITCHEN SUPERVISOR, white, 26-45;
supervising the preparation and cooking
of food in large production kitchen; splen
did opportunity for a man Interested in a
career in Institutional feeding; state age.
education, experience and salary expected.
Box 40-A. Star. —13
LANDSCAPE WORK—3 men wanted, good
pay, call bet. 6 and 8 p.m. LI. 0486.
—12
UNOLEUM or asphalt tile helpers, 2, ex
perienced; steady employment; good pay.
DIENER’S, 1251 22nd st. n.w. —13
LIQUOR SALESMAN for Ice. retail (tore;
must be experienced In this line. Box
432-M, Star. —11
MACHINIST, first class, must have produc
tion milling experience; no others need
apply. BOWEN Sc CO . INC., 4712 Be
thesda ave., Bethesda, Md —14
MAN, white, about 40. strictly a non
drinker. to handle linens, rent rms.. etc.
L.H.K. rm. and $140 mo. clear of taxes.
Do not apply If you drink at all. HOTEL
COURT, Baltimore blvd., 2 mi. oast College
Park. Tower 5678. —13
MAN. retired policeman or fireman, not
over 50 years old. Easy work In amuse
ment arcade. See MR. SMITH or MR.
RODINS at 412 9th st. n.w. —17
MAN to work Saturdays, must drive car,
car owner preferred: apply METROPOLI
TAN NEWS AGENCY. 603 15th st. n.w.
MAN WANTED (white!, middle-aged. for
part-lime work In small building. Ap
ply 1211 O st. s.e. 13*
MAN. middle aged, reliable: opening for
steady position, Interesting work; 6-day
wk.: dental lab. Apply second floor, 1722
Eye st. n.w. —13
MAN wanted, age 50-60. to act as night
watchman and room clerk; drinkers do not
apply; good salary with room and board.
Apply after 4 p.m., 9410 Baltimore ave.,
Berwyn. Md. Tower 9660. —11
MAN, white, in early fifties, for special
office duty In apartment-hotel: must be
sober and hava high character references:
6 nights per week; good (alary. Apply
manager, 2480 16th at. n.w.
MAN, 18 to 25, knows PBX. 60 stations,
5 trunks: $12 per wk.; hrs., 5 to 11; Sats.
oil; Sundays, 3 to 1(1: dinners every day.
sober, honest. Call NO. 1408. —11
MECHANIC who knows pin games and
lute boxes, inside and outside work: good
salary and chance for advancement. See
MR. SMITH. 412 Pth st. n.w. —11
MECHANICS, first class. GREYHOUND
GARAGE OP WASHINGTON, 1345 N Y.
ave. n.e. —15
MES8ENGER, colored, light work, 6-day
week. 40 hrs.: $18 and streetcar pass.
Apply McINTIRE, MAGEE Sc BROWN CO.,
1324 Eye st. n.w.
OIL BURNER SERVICE DISPATCHER,
preferably experienced at this type of work
and familiar with Washington area; 4'i-hr.
wpek. Limp. Anri half fnr overtime. Please
write reply In own handwriting, giving
age. experience, phone and addre.s, to
Box 29-Z. Star. 13*
PACKERS, experienced with household
goods desirable: good wages, steady work.
SECURITY STORAGE. 1140 15th at. n.w.
PAINTERS AND WALL CLEANERS, white,
first class; tori wages. BALTIMORE REN
OVATING. 2.128 18th st. n.w. —11
PATENT ATTORNEY — Established firm
has opening for registered patent attorney,
capable of commanding attractive salary;
5-day. 35-hour week with opportunity for
advancement In salary. Overtime piece
work at very good rates it desired. Box
307-X. Star. —13
PAYROLT, CLERK, use typewriter; good
salary and hours; steady Job. Box
5-Zi Star. 11*
PAYROLL CLERK, to 31 years of age.
Permanent position with opportunity for
idvancement. SVj-day, 40-hour week.
3ENERAL BAKING CO.. 2148 Georgia
sve. n.w. —16
PHARMACIST, excellent salary, very good
hours: wonderful opportunity. WESLEY
HEIGHTS PHARMACY. 3303 45th st. n.w.
WO. 6200. —16
PHARMACIST WANTED — Annandale
Pharmacy, new store, Annandale, V*.
Telephone ALex. 2300, Temple 9629. 13*
PHOTO PORTRAIT SALE8MEN. salary
and commission basis. BOB MILLER
STUDIOS, 1807 H st. n.w,, DI. 578*. —It
PIN BOYS.' experienced. Apply PET
WORTH BOWLING CENTER, 3712 Oeor
aia ave. n.w.
PLASTERERS (2). steady work on re
nodel and new work; £2 per hour. Apply
1115 loth st. N. Arlington. OL. 2600. —17
PLASTERERS WANTED, long Job. *19 per
lay, open shop. Call NO. 2661 after 6
PLUMBER—Remodeling old shop; steady
pork, good wages; helper furnished; ve
nation. JOHN G. WEBSTER, 827 F st.
n.w.. NA. 4163, WO. 2220. —13
PLUMBERS for new construction work;
long-range program. Call RA. 1012. —13
PLUMBER — Steady, Industrious, sober
nan. who. If satisfactory, can take over
Justness. Reply, stating age and experi
ence. Write Box 48-A. Star. —13
PLUMBERS, experienced In Jobbing and
remodeling; year-round work in old estab
lished shop. Apply at 116 N. St. Asaph
st.. Alex. JOHN B. HENDERSON.
PLUMBING-HEATING ESTIMATOR with
local experience: steady man looking for
permanent connections; excellent salary
snd other considerations: earnings only
limited by ability to produce: long-estab
lished Him. Give age. references and full
details, Box 58-Z. Star. —12
PORTER, thoroughly experienced end
reliable, permanent position, pleasant
working conditions. Apply Mr. Watson,
SALTZ BROS.. 1341 F st. n.w. —13
PORTER for dry-cleaning plant; resident
jf Green Valley pref.: perm, position.;
refs. SHIRUNGTON CLEANERS, 0V_17OO.
PRESSERS—Must be experienced. Steady
work; good pay. 211 New York ave.^n w.
PRESSERS and tailors, men's and women’s
alterations dept,. 5-day, 40-hr. wk. Ap
ply in person, personnel office. 9th n.,
WOODWARD Sc LOTHROP, 9:30 to 6
daily. —12
PRESSER. experienced on silk and wool
ens: steady work; good pay; apply SHIR
LEY TAILORS. 640 15th St. n.e. —13
PRESSER AND TAILOR (man or woman),
panted at once; steady job: good -salary.
HR. SAMUEL TASK. 4447 Conn, eve
S.w EM. 4447. —12
rRESSEll for men's and women's clothes:
&:&r^N&sr7oB2yt
PBOMOTION AND SALES WORK, steadv
eorkfor any one with ability gad ambi
tion. Apply MM OR teg. n.w. —13
i
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MM* MM. fell*
.jjTi ncy^'ililBtr
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RADIO REPAIRMAN—We
a man with sufficient tech— ,
to work on better-type art*. Outaldeworl
for downtown atore. Salary , and miles*'
SiEAl'bSTATE1harm* MJilciterfe'efteb
time." Write* Bo* O6780, K S.SSS
Washington £0. D. C. —12
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. OMOrttffiiU
fat an aggressive man willing to fearnthi
business: full co-operation office
*Jlp£8Se” fS
SiW«i%:*.VM. 6L7 6^
ESTATE SALES MANAGER. Intel
ambitious and good character: ex
future and unlimited possibility!
.or right man. Reply, giving experience
iSMfegS 'SSLeSmW, Sexcelle"iU1 Op
portunity with progressive firm ssrvlns
Arlington and Fairfax Counties; experience
rot necessary; car essential. . Replr. tlv
.ng telephone number. Bex 4S6-X, Star.
BEAL ESTATE and business chanee.sales
men. for active office; 8 men needed at
once; top opportunity on commission
basis. WH. SIMONS. 1828 M at, n.w.
RELIEF TIMEKEEPER and house officer.
Irregular hours, age 42 to 82. Apply em
Ploment office, WARDMAN PARK HOTEL.
2700 Woodley rd. nj.
RELIEF ROOM CL*RE for 8 evening
each weak; do not apply If not exper
good pay and dinner; permanent,
manager's office. HOTEL MARTS .
1211 19th et. n.w. —13
ROVTEMEN (2). must be exper., for re
tail laundry and dry cleaning route; can
offer good, sober, industrious men.good
living wage with sound future. MAIN
CLEANERS, 214B Queens Chapel rd. n.e..
nr. N. T. ave. and Biadenaburg rd. —13
SALES ENGINEER—Prefer civil engineer
graduate, age 30-35. knowledge of con
struction and experience la selling build
ing mstc rials and working with dealers or
distributors. Required by nationally known
steel company to act as representative la
States adjacent to Washington. D. C.. in
servicing dealers who sell and erect all
metal buildings. Excellent salary and a
liberal expense account. Must have cav.
Other requisites are good personality and
willingness to be trained and assume in
creasing responsibilities. If you can qualify
and desire personal interview, send com
plete statement of qualifications and_ ex
perience to A. W. VAN LEER. 201 Den
rike Building. Washington. D. C. —15
SALESMAN, exper., to market products
of major oil co.; must have local following
and own auto; salary, commiasion and
expenses. Box 48-A. Star. —14
SALESMAN tor outside work, with knowl
edge of interior decorating and estimating
for drapery and upholstering. Apply em
ployment office. 4th floor. LANSBuRGH &
BRO.. 7th. 8th and E sts. n.w. —12
SALESMAN, men’s clothing. Saturday only,
experienced selling better quality cloth
ing in line men's specialty shop, featuring
Kuppenhelmtr clothes exclusively In Wash
ington for 61 years. Ask for Mr. Davis.
GROSNER of 1325 F st. —17
SALESMAN, experienced selling men's
coltblng. This is a permanent position
with an excellent future, salary open de
pendent on experience and ability. See
Mr. Kay of HOLLYWOOD CLOTHINQ
CIO.. 703 7th at. n.w. —13
SALE8 MGR.. $60 wk.. fast raises to
energetic, youthful producer. All-around
capacity: mzr. small wholesale firm sell
ing multiline to grocers, restaurants. Sell,
break-in salesmen, ship orders, office
duties, etc;: 100% co-op. worktng under
progressive owner. Write fully. Box 05-X.
Star. - —13
SALESMEN, with automobile, full or part
time: earn big money during our spring
campaign. Investigate our plan, whereby
you can earn up to $30 a day. Call
NA. 1109. —14
SALESMEN—Exceptional earning* for next
4 mos. with seasonal specialty. Our men
earned better than $100 per wk. last sea
son. See MR. PIKE, 1737 Penna. ave. n.w.
—11
SALESMEN—Are you satisfied with your
earnings? With your progress? Associa
tion with a Washington factory branch
of a young, fast-growing organisation,
telling a bona fide product in this fertile
market is an opportunity worth investi
gating. If you have ambition. It you are
willing to work hard for earnings In the
high brackets, if you own a car. then
come In and let’s have a chat. No ex
perience required, no age limit. See ED
ARTIN, 1404 Girard st. n.w.. 1st floor,
any dey between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. —11
SALESMEN—Men’s furnishings, opportu
nity to loin permanently 61-year-old fine
quality store; excellent opportunity to earn
good Income: pleasant working conditions.
Apply Mr. Maglday. GROSNER of 1325
F st. n.w. —17
SALES REPRESENTATIVE to sell fireproof
ing and maintenance services to restau
rants. hotels, Institutions; experience and
contacts in these fields preferred: sub
stantial drawing account, good commis
sions. leads; excellent opportunity for
aggressive, proven sales closers. CHEMICV.
utroffDorvAPTwr. aaod 1111 Vw.
NA. 6957. —15
SALES TRAINEES. 24-32. with some
knowledge of accounting and sales exper.:
wonderful oppor. for ambitious men: sal
ary while training. NATIONAL CASH
REGISTER CO., 1217 K st. n.w., Mr.
Hussey. —16
SANDWICH and counter man. white, must
be experienced. 1738 Conn, ave., ask
for McGRAW. —13
SCREEN FACTORY requires men to wire
and bead screens and doors, must be me
chanically inclined. Apply 4 to 6 p.m.
or 10 to 12 on Sat.. FLAHERTY BROS..
INC., 1232 Mt. Olivet rd. n.e.. AT. 1041.
SERVICE STATION SALESMEN, perma
nent position in large station: good work
ing conditions. Apply BARBER’S ESSO
SERVICE, 10th and Maine ave. s.w. —11
SERVICEMAN, colored, apply in person.
WESTERN AUTO, 8217 Georgia ave., Sil
ver Spring, Md.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT, also
night man; hours, 10 pjb. to 7 a.m.; good
salary and commission, Sundays off. Apply
or call BETHE8DA SUNOCO SERVICE,
WI. 0702. - —13
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT, experi
enced; reference necessary. VIRGINIA
AVE. SERVICE STATION, 8t)l and Va.
ave. s.e. , —11
SHIPPING CLERK, exper.. In dry-cleaning
plant, good salary to responaible man: lo
csl refs, required. MAIN CLEANERS,
2149 Queens Chapel rd. n.e., nr. N. Y.
ave. and Bladensburg rd. —13
SHOE SALESMEN, must be experienced:
good opportunity: excellent salary and
commissions. THE PENN BOOTERY, 652
Pa. ave. s.e.
SHOVEL AND BACK HOE OPERATOR for
%-yard Northwest Diesel: steady Job:
must be nonunion: must be experienced In
digging basements. Call GE. 1280 be
tween 8 a m. and fl p.m. weekdays. ■—11
SHOW-CARD WRITER, experienced, ver
satile; excellenct opportunity for young
man. DISPLAY CENTER, INC., 712 11th
st. n.w EX. 2567. —11
SION PAINTER, steady, reliable, sober:
partnership basis: plenty work. 903 E
st. n.w. 13*
SKIP TRACERS, must be experienced In
telephone locate work: permanent position;
good salary; no evening work. Apply Mr.
folly. MARVINS,734 7th st. n.w. —13
SODA DISPENSERS — Good salary; no
nights or Sundays: top men only. CAR
RIERS PHARMACY, Columbia pike and
Glebe rd.. Arlington. Va. —13
SODA FOUNTAIN MEN. white, full and
Tart time. Apply PEARSON'S PHAR
MACY, 2448 Wis. ave. n.w.. WO. 0210.
—12
SPORTING GOODS SALESMAN With
knowledge of fishing tackle, golf, guns,
and ammunition; for newly opened sport
ing goods department. Excellent oppor
tunity. Apply MILLS CO. 9th ant E n.w.
—13
TRUCK DRIVERS and helpers, white:
:ood salary. Apply in person. CURTIS
BROTHERS STORAGE CO., 1110 V st. s.e.
—13
UPHOLSTERER, first class For lnfor
uibi,ivui tan Am. ui'U J ui vv a. uowo . -a *
WAITERS, white, experienced in serving
Italian food; good working conditions, ex
cellent tics: must be sober, honest and
reliable: no phone calls. Apply JENE'8
ITALIAN RE8TAURANT. 1707 De Sales
n.w. —11
WATCHMAN, night, white, elderly, honest
sober man. WASHINGTON LAUNDRY.
2627 K st. n.w. —14
WOOL PRES8ERS. experienced in plant
handling large volume: good salary, hours,
working conditions. Apply Sam Burka,
BLUE BANNER LAUNDRY, 530 7th st. S.O.
16*
YOUNG MAN, 35 to 35. with driver's
license, es supervisor tor e retail shopping
service, no experience necessary, must be
free to travel Apply 523. Star Bldg. —12
YOUNG MAN to learn generator, carbu
retor end fuel bump work. State experi
ence. if any. and futus^ ambition, Box
323-X. Star. —11
YOUNG MAN, pipe fitter's helper, must be
mechanically inclined. Apply 907 9th st.
YOUNG MAN. over 21. work in grocery,
have driver's license. Call SP. 0306. —13
YOUNG MAN . to contact homeowners.
Opportunity for hard worker: $25 plus
commission to start. Arlington resident
preferred. CH. 0431. —11
YOUNG MAN WITH CAR, for fur storage
work, muat have pleasant personality,
knowledge of furs; liberal salary and com
mission. Call MR. L.. EX. 6976. —II
YOUNG MAN. 26 to 35, to learn estimate
and sale of roofing: no experience neces
sary: must have car and be bondable; ex
cellent earnings for right mah. Call
MR. O BRIEN, PR. 3006. lor appointment.
YOUNG MAN over 31. if you are Interested
In learning salesmanship or if you are ex
perienced we now have a plan! where your
earnings will be over $60 per week to
start. Olvo ate and phone. Box 8-Z.
Star. —15
YQUNG MAN to work in warehouse of
wholesale-retail paint store. Prefer one
who caa be trained as store salesman.
$30 per week of 5*/i days. BUTLEft
FLYNN PAINT CO.. 609 C It. n.w. —11
YOUNG MAN. single, between 22-27 yrs.
of age, for claim work in insurance agency;
knowledge of shorthand and typing neces
sary; automobile preferable, but not essen
tial. Box 186-A. Star. —13
MODERN electrical appliance Store needs
the services of an aggressive talesman,
IS tTHERE^AhDie«TALeTEcSilCT2N in~the
house?—We are 1 poking for a competent,
ambitious young man who can see the
wide open opportunity in applying his
experience as a technician in the field of
sales. The opportunity ilea in this area
. . . one of the best sales territories of
the leading manufacturer of dental gold*.
The man wno can combine sound tech
nical Knowledge with aggressive sales
ability will find the connection both
satUfylng and remunerative, with definite
career possibilities. If you can meet
these oualifieations, write et once and in
detail to the J. M. NET CO.. Hartford 1,
Conn.
WANTED—OUTDOOR MAN. colored, to
work on campus of one of Washington s.
colleges. WI- 5838. Ml83 PRICK.
SALESMEN.
BUSINESS CHANCE MLBSllEN—This or
ganlsation needs 3 top-notch business
chance talesmen to fill its rapidly expand
ing needs. Call RIDGE REALTY CO., RE.
1578. —II
ELEC. APPLIANCE SALESMAN, must be
SSlLIAMS.'hO. 2200. * _ntnl
SALESMAN, garage ecuipment: excellent
opportunity with growing concern, distrib
utor* v»f nationally recognised Bne, D. C
and Vicinity: only those with experience
end following in the trade, need apply;
co. **
HELP MIN ond WOMEN.
COUPLE, sober: woman, cook: moo. Bouse,
yard and garden: Maryland, 20 miles from
Wash. Olve age, color, exper. Box 427-M.
Star. —11
HOTEL DESK CLEBK. hours 4-12 p.m.,
6-day wk. Call ME. 0900. Aik for man
ager’s office. ' —13
PHARMACIST, registered, colored, man
or woman, part time. Apply in person.
MOSS PHARMACY. 1133 11th st. n.w. —II
WHITE COUPLE (no children), as care
takers on 140 acres, 2 miles from Rock
ville: wife to assist In residence: $150
a mo., with usual allowances, good Wring
quarters with modern conveniences. RE.
7805 until 5 p.m.: Rockville 2B69 eves..
Saturday and minder. —11
HELP WOMEN.
ADVERTISING 'TELEPHONE CLEBK for
classified advertising department of news
paper: 5-day week. 38 to 40 hours: must
be able to work every other Sunday: per
manent position for good, aecurite typist,
capable of answering Incoming telephone
calls. Apply personnel office. Room 504.
THE EVENING STAR. U01 Pa. ave^ n.w.
ADVERTISING SOLICITOR. classified,
phone, part time, experienced only; 25%
straight commission. Phone RE. 1576. —II
ALTERATION OPERATORS, silk finishers,
upholstery sewers; 5-day, 40-hr. wk. Apply
in person. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, per
sonnel office. 9th fl.. 9:30-8 daily. —12
ARTIST—Experienced fashion artist for
full-time work; must be capable of turn
ing out fast, clear fashion figures and
accessories: excellent salary; 5-day week;
20% discount on all purchases. Aoply
employment office, 5th floor, GOLDSN
BERG'S. 7th. 8th and K sts. n.w. —12
ASSISTANT BKKFR., experienced; steady
position with old-established firm. See
Mr. O’Nell, HECHINGER CO., 15th and H
sts. n.e. —11
ASSISTANT BUYER for coat department
In downstairs store: must have retailing
experience: 5-day, 40-hr. wk.: 20% dis
count on purchases. Apply employment
office 4th fl. LAN8BUROH & BRO., 7th,
8th and E sts. n.w. —12
ASSISTANT BUYER for underwear de
partment In downstairs store; must have
retailing experience: 5-day, 40-wr. wk.;
20% discount on purchases. Apply em
ployment office, 4th fl.. LANSBDRGH &
BRO . 7th. 8th and E sts. n.w. —42
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER, construction
company, Bethesda area. State age, edu
cation, experience, salary desired. Box
424-S. Star. —42
ASSISTANT OFFICE MANAGER for na
tionally known cleaning plant: woman.
25-35; typing and abHlty to meet public
necesaary: character and background are
malor prerequisites. Apply MARYLAND
STATE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE. 8511
Colesvllle rd . Silver Spring, Md., bet. 9-4
BEAUTICIANS (21)' must be skilled~ooe3ra
tors In all branches of beauty culture;
also Interested In employing man or wom
an hair stylist: excellent above-average
earnings: exclusive shop. AD. 1707. —12
BEAUTICIAN—Opening for good mani
curist. FRED TOE HAIRSTYLIST. 808
11th st. n.w. —13
BEAUTY OPERATOR, also manicurist—
Steady positions: in exclusive air-condi
tioned salon. GASTON, 1741 Conn, ave.,
HO. 8440. —11
BEAUTY OPERATOR, exper.: salary and
commission: 5-day wk. OTIS MICHAEL’S
BEAUTY SALON. 604 11th at. n.w. —12
FOUNTAIN GIRL, part time. 3 nights a
week: 6-10 p.m.: uniforms furnished.
SERVICE PHARMACY, 14th and L sts. n.w.
—12
BEAUTICIAN, experienced: good salary.
LI. 9685. —12
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced, all
around: hours, fl to 6: good salary and
commission, Chevy Chase section. EM.
7P41. —13
BEAUTY OPEBATOB—Opening for good
operator, store hours and privileges. FRED,
THE HAIR STYLIST, at Fhlliptborn, 808
11th st. n.w. - —13
BEAUTY OPEBATOB. all-around, part or
full time, for select clientele, must be ex
perienced: call In person: with following.
PAUL'S HAIR DRESSING STUDIO, 1825
M st. n w. —12
BEAUTY OPERATORS for downtown, air
conditioned. modern shop: guaranteed $50
a week. MYRA BEAUTY SALON. 807
st. n.w. —J -
BEAUTY OPEBATOB for deportment store
beauty salon; must be expert; salary and
commission, 5-day, 40-hour week; 20%
discount on purchases. Apply employment
office. 4th floor. LAN8BURGH & BRO.,
7th. 8th and E_st«. n.w. —12
BEAUTY OPERATOR, colored, experi
enced’ good salary. Call EX. 9082. —13
BEAUTY OPEBATOB, full time; exper.;
no license required. OX. 1238 or apply
2119 Wilson bird., Arlington, Va., EMILY
BEAUTY SHOP.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, flrst class: etr-con
dltioned shoe: good hours: S80 week; also
jjarijtlme operator needed. Call ^EM.
BINDERY GIRL, experienced. Phone MR.
POST, DI. 7822. —11
BOOKKEEPER—Full charge double entry;
permanent position, good pay. Write to
LOUIS C. GROSSBERG. CPA. 1709 H st.
n.w.. giving details of experience. —15
BOOKKEEPER, must be able to type;
Takoma Park, D. C. section; salary
according to experience and ability to
assume responsibility. Call GE. 6210. —13
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE operator. NCR;
experienced on accounts receivable: salary.
844 for 40 hours, time and^half there
after, Apply Mrs. Bennett, THI SHADE
SHOP. 830 13th it. n.w. —11
CASHIER, experienced: study work. Ap
ply to Mr. Kay. QOLDEhP 8TAR VALET,
1342 New York ave. n,v. —11
CASHIER, rest.: exper.. dependable: typing
for simple menu. GEORGE'S RESTAU
RANT. 1722 Eye st. n.w. —16
CASHIER, experienced, with knowledge at
typing, wanted for men’s clothing and
furnishing store: good stlary, steady posi
tion. Box 431-M. Star.
CASHIER, front-efflee experience; knowl
edge of NCR posting machine desired;
must be able to work alternating hours.
Apply personnel office. HOTEL 8TATLER,
16th_and L sts. n.w. —11
CASHIER, experienced; excellent salary,
including meals. Call Pleasant 0799, ask
for MR. CHRISTENSEN. , J —13
CASHIER, experienced preferred; excellent
salary. Apply LONOS. 731 7th ft^n.w.
CASHIER-FOOD CHECKER. 3 nights a
week; hours. 6 p.m. to 2 a.m.; preferably
lady over 30, refined, settled. Reply Box
288-M. Star. —14
CHECKERS. 2, experienced, for self-service
grocery. BUCKINGHAM SUPERMARKET,
2920 Nichols ave. as. —11
CLERK for dry-cleaning store: good pay,
chance for advancement. Apply ZUUN S
CLEANERS, 3168 Mt. Pleasant st^n.w. .
CLERK for restaurant office, bookkeeping
training or experience necessary; no Sun
days. Apply 3-5 P.m., SIS 17th sL ^n.w.
CLERK for cashier-receptionist work la
medical clinic, above-average gcholaetie
record, college background preferred, under
R5: no experience-necessary; *1.9Sf> per
rr.; 5'4-day week, 1 month's vacation,
medical coverage. XX. 8016.
CLERK, experience not ncessary, knowl
edge of typing: permanent position; start
81.500 per year: 40-hour week: prefer
between 18 and 21 years of age. State
education.^ Box 43frJd^8tar. ~XKC
fias^wi openhuffora ele’X^tJT&t; per
manent position: 40-hour week; starting
salary, 81,560. Call TO. 3403 for ap
pointment. Ask for Mias Alcock. 14*1
Oakie st. n.e. _ —if
CLERK-TYPIST—The Evening Star has
in opening in the classified advertising
department, 5-day week. 38 to 40 hrs.: a
permanent position for. an accurate typist
:apable of answering incoming telephone
calls. Regular increases. Must be able
to work every other Sunday Aimly per
sonnel office. Boom 504, THE EVENING
STAR. lJOlPa. are. p.w —11
CLER K - TYPIST*, general office eterks. 18
15, 5-day week, permanent position. Apply
Room 702, 1343 H st. n.w. _
CLERK-TYPIST, accurate with figures:
for circulation-records dept.; newspaper
office; 5t4-day wk.; advancement. EX.
5343. __ . ,—U
CLEEK-TYrnT. no experience necessary:
permanent position. with life insurance
company; Inexpensive lunchroom: short
35-hour week. Apply Rm. 408. 816 14th
cyerk-TYPIST. 19-80, interesting wot*
tongenlel surroundings: SH-dar wk ; na
tions! finance eo.; salary to start 8135
CBEDr^CORP^' M13 Os. «JtL»
V ~ i
Apply*0!?, afihrnoon. p'CLTULLY. 612-A
y'oun*. to work In jewelry stow;
pleasant working conditions. Box 33-Z.
LADY to take care of phone calls.and do
small amount of typing; real estate office,
s.e. section. Call AT. 2239, AT. 2209.
C. D. MURPHY — V'..
MANAGER, food department, small restau
rant: pleasing personality; supervise
menus. Interesting position for one with
ability. NA. .8094. _ _
MARKER AND ASSEMBLER to work In
dry-cleaning plant; must have experience.
a/p1v ZULDP8. 3158 Mt. P easant at. mw.
MASSEUSE, experlenetd, fuu or part time.
5 days; S38.50. Apply 1429 P st. n w„
•>nd floor
MEDICAL SECRETARY to work In a doc
tor’s oBlce. Must have knowledge of short
hand and simple bookkeeping. A consci
entious worker should state experience
and salary expected. Box 206-A. ntar.
MILLINER, good salary, year-round work;
must hsve knowledge of remodeling and
copying. KNICKERBOCKER HAT ^SHOP,
MODEL, matronly type, aiaa 18-20 or
preferably white hair; B-day. 40-hour
9:30-6 «
NURSE, white, for full care of 3-yr.-old
hoy; free to travel; references required.
DU. 7845. —12
NURSE, graduate: two undergraduates
(white), nneral floor duty, private sani
tarium. Call AD. 8080. , ,—1
NURSE, undergraduate, for doctors offlee,
with some typing ability; state ate. ex
perience in reolr. Box 479-A Star. —13
NURSERY SCHOOL TEACHER, full-time
year-round position. 40-hr. wk.; good sal
ary: training required; experienced Pre
ferred; immediate opening. TE. 6,93
nursery School teacher-director,
willing and able to work In a co-operative;
must have nursery school training and
experience; morning session only; S150 *
month. Box 233-a. Star. —13
PBX OPERATOR, some typing necessary,
permanent position, with life insurance
co.: short 36-hr„ 5-day weak; pleasant
working conditions. Apply Rn. 408.^ jtlo
s? *5n*iwboTi:<l i*
PBX8’ OPERaToR-TYFIST, experienced.
N. J. ave. n.w. —Ip .
PHYSIOTHERAPIST to. Work in office of
orthopedic surgeon: only a willing worker
Interested in a permanent position need
apply. State experience and salary ex
¥ra$Yi£aL 4N™'E8tfor' week ends; 10
hour duty; for elderly lady. Phone^AD.
PRESS OPERATORS, expar., shirts and
wear, apparel. Apply Mon., S a.m.. RUT®
LAUNDRY CO . rear 2119 14th n.w. —13
PUSS OPERATOR for family Unit. CON
GERS LAUNDRY. 23rd and C *Ln.w.
PRESSER on tilk: good aalary. permanent
position. Apply 3706 14th st. n.w. —11
PRIVATE SECRETARY lh prominent radio
engineering firm. Please apply by letter,
stating experience, qualifications and sal
ary desired. Box 410-A. Btar. —H
PROMOTION AND SALES WORK—Steady
work for any one with ability and ambi
tion. Anply 5333 Ga. ave. njr. —13
REAL ESTATE LISTING SOLICITOR, by
estab., reputable offlee, s.e.: full or part
time. Write Box 0780, Port Davis 8tatinn,
Washington 20, D. C. ——12
Dili KTITI sti rswnMEN (2). expert
enced: also 2 to learn the real estate
S'Lt. thW* C*bV0A.”rMU^
He?»ht?U»i^^pAni vS
4830 Mass. ave. njv., OR. 4464. —13
RECEPTIONIST-TYPIST! refined young
lady for permanent position: 40-hour. S
day week, chance for advancement, roo<X
talar" &e MR. WILKINS. 702 H st^rvw..
RECEPTIONIST and switchboard operator.
Apply resident manager, 3051 Idaho ave.
^s^MnS^S^bWkVeVer-;^
secretary combined. Mu*t be experienced
and well Qualified for combination real
estate office and aot. bldg. Salary and
apt. Stats full details and phone num
ber for Interview. Box 84-X. Star. —1 3
RESIDENT MANAGER In hlgh-ciass, largo
apt. building; none but experienced will b«
considered; all Inquiries strictly confiden
tial. Please apply by letter, Box 46-Z.^Star.
SALESCLERK-MANAGERS (4). In serv
ice shoes at Arlington Farms; salary
averages. $52.50 for a 48-hr.. 6-day
week, after a 2-week training period. Ap
plicants should be between 20 and 40 and
nave some drug, sundry, or soda fountain
selling experience; shift hra.. 6 a.m. to
2:30 p.m. and 2:30 p.m. to 11 p.m. For
further information, call CH. 2862. MR.
SALESGIRL for Saturdays, for smart spe
cialty store selling ladles' dresses, coat*
and suits; good salary. KOTZIN. l-II
SALESGIRLS—Can you sell over a tele
phone? Very good opportunity, nlcehours.
top salary and commission. ApnlyBRENT
LEY'S, 425 7th st. n.w.; ask for Mr. Lud
wick
SALESLADY, experienced, for ekcluglvp
ready-to-wear shop In Stiver ^Ong, per
manent position, excel, salary. BL. 6828,
SALESLADIES C2). experienced. In our suit
and coat dept ; steady employment Mid
Sood pay. WONDER CLOTHES, SST^et.
SALESLADIES for 5 «nd 10 cent store and
cosmetic counter in drugstore; prefer girl*
B^r^rgw,.^!
SALEl35%DIES.^x“1rnin^lnf anti' and eWL
dren's wear, choice of 5 day
20£? discounts Apply the ESTHER SHOP.
SALESWoWk? permanent positions, only
5-day week, for capable women. OAR
FINCKEL'S. F it. at 14th. —U
SALESWOMEN—Permanent positions; 5
day week: 20% discount on purchases.
M SOvk°,COnt 0fflCe• 4 -11 *
SALESWOMEN; excellent salaries, perma
nent positions. 40-hr. wk. Apply office,
M. •PASTERNAK. 1218 Conn. ave. —13
SEAMSTRESS, for alterations tor exclusive
Conn, ave, shop. Only one with excellent
references, and attractive
apply. Tor Interview apply to FLORSWCB
-
;lme. THE
SS&sYil_v. - „...
8EAMSTRE8S — Woman, white, middle
aged, for minor repairs: exper. ate. Apply
WASHINGTON LAUNDRY, 2627 K at^n.W.
SECRETARY, national organisation: '39
hour week $150 to *175 month, accord
ing to experience Write stating age,
•xperlence and qualifications to Box 4llgA,
SECRETARY-STENOG RATHER, asdTr M,
sermanent position, main office of con
traction company: muat be-—
k Trust Building.
SECRETARY wanted, pe
i-d y._ 40-hour , week;_,
" tl'-rrLlOGRAFHBH to exeeu
Ive, require good stenographic and sec.
retartal experience: excellent opportunity
SECRETARY-STBNOGRAFHEHi *11 a
sent poeltRn. seneral office work; excellent
ocation. Salary commensurate with acu
ity. Call NA. 6844 or NA. 8846 bet. 8:38
IKCEXTA R V- STE N OG BAP H E H, preTetabU
^yrlenta^flTt-da^tita&^va
1291 **!*? »n<s permanent position. Apphl
SILK VmiSHER*'for dry-cleaning Plant;
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WANTED
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