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Marriage License
Applications
Under D. c. laws couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, wait three full days and
receive the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Joseph Rogers. 28. 2912 Olive sve. n.w.,
and Nancy Smith, 25, 1448 Park id.
Henri Campbell. 25. and Mildred Watkins,
■to”both of 1426 Trinidad ave. n.e.
William Stevenson. 29, and Evelyn Davii,
24. both of Winston-Salem. N. C.
Myers Howard. 24. 35 Que st. n e. and
Hilda Wright, 21. 824 Kenilworth ave
n.e.
Harry McDonald 46. New York City, and
Evelyn Hannah. 32, 1258 Kearney it.
n.e.
Johny Holmes. 27, 413 80th st. n.e., and
Mary Reed, 28. Cedar Heights. Md.
Dnlaui Taylor, 80, 1221 O st. n.w . and
Alice Parker. 63. 1422 8th st. n.w.
Josef 8erpico, 37. Hotel Statler. and Au
gusta Heifner, 28. Walter Reed Hospital.
Leon Duckett. 49. 26 R st. n.e.. and Lor
raine Hunter, 47, 727 3rd st n.e.
Macieo Melton. 24, 6073 Sheriff rd. n.e..
and Mary Washington, 21, 3405 Sher
man ave. n.w.
Emory Curseen, 23, 903 L at. n.e., and
Mable Mumford, 23, 222 W it. n.w.
Richard Beall. 37. Hedgesvllle. W. Va.. and
Oenevieve Donlin, 40, Fairmont. W. Va.
Eddie Smith. 26, 1104 6th st. n.w., and
Janie Douglass, 23, 1739 Kith st. n.w.
Herman Stern. 39, 2723 Morrison st. n.w.,
and Leah Brown, 29, 1503 Varnum st.
n.w.
oi^iau raiicii, iiuu n«i>aiu o». u."..
and Lilia Bennett. 23, Stroudsburg, Pa.
Harry Meade, 22. 3213 East Capitol st.,
and Georgia Box, 19, 3536 Clay pi. n.e.
Jack Hamilton. 21, 42 Independence ave.
a.w.. and Margaret Rutley, 18. 2312
‘ 41st st. n.w.
Salvador Rodriguez. 30. and Rita Amaya.
33, both of 1420 R st. n.w.
Leon Weinberg. 29. 939 Longfellow st.
n.w., and Bernice Meyerowltz, 24. 512
Quintana pi. n.w.
William Danna, 38, Medford, Mass., and
Bonnie Rich. 28, Arlington Farms, Va.
George Gulley, 36. 236 Varnum st. n.e..
and Barbara Strang. 19, 6151 31st
Donald'WErdman. 28. 4128 7th st. n.w..
and Evelyn Mendum. 24, 4814 Harvard
rd.. College Park, Md.
William Gallagher. 31. 627 Lexington pi.
n.e., and Audrey Davison, 33, 1601
Artonne pi. n.w.
Leonard Weiss, 38, 1927 G st. n.w., and
Elizabeth Coogan, 28. 1627 19th st. n.w.
Harrell 8ilver. 24, 1450 Girard st. n.w..
and Geraldine Bradley. 18, 3103 Mount
Pleasant st. n.w.
Harold Llndenmeyer, 34, 1329 28th it.
s.e. and Jane Copeland. 34, Denver, Colo.
William Peunders. 23, Sheflleld, Ala., and
Angela Dixon. 18. Bawrnesmuth, Xng
Robert'Harber. Jr.. 19. 1410 16th st. n.w.,
and Melva Bertke, 19, 1776 Massachu
setts ave. n.w.
Joseph Moore III. 27, 3148 Wisconsin ave.
n.w., and Mildred Remund, 28, 1727
Massachusetts ave. n.w.
Lester Shaw. 29, and Gloria Fagiolo, 24.
both of 1817 Ingleside ter. n.w.
James Sexton. 21, Bolling Field, and Mar
garet Lavinus. 19f Alexandria, Va.
John Thomas, jr., 23. 915 L st. n.e.. and
Helen McKnight, 22. 8218 Foote st. n.e.
Sydney Sussman. 34, and B. D. Deltz, 82,
both of Baltimore.
Alexander Plnkett. 43. 158 Bryant at. n.w..
and Beatrice Gaines, 28, 14 Hanover
RichardWHill. 31. 633 Orline st. n.e.. and
Irtne Washington, 21, 143 Rhode Island
ave. n.w.
Harold Cagle. 22, 810 Irving st. n.w., and
G. M. Hudson. 19. 709 Otis pi. n.w.
Hazel Quillan. 22, and Juanita Davis, 18,
both of 315 F st. n.w.
Edwin Brown, 24. and Marie Banders. 19,
both of 2424 Snows ct. n.w.
Charles Turner. 23. 1731 Willard st. n.w..
and Gladys Brown. 23, 1513 S st. n.w.
Joseph Holland. 43. 607 Florida ave. n.e.,
_l a_1. TT... . So. 87 on 1 4 114Vt r- *
n.w.
Aaron Bajsin, 22, 1378 Tewkesbury pi.
n.w., and Ruth Bhulman. 20, 4610 Alton
pi. n.w.
Harry Watson, 50. Bioadmoor Hotel, and
Natalie Prencipe, 33, 3107 W st. s.e.
Shelton Elks, 23. Goldsboro. N. C.. and
Claire Kotosky, 23, 1923 North Capitol
st.
Visinte PonclAno. 20, and Diana Castro.
16, both or Annapolis, Md.
John Jenkins. 49, and Clara Davis, 45,
both of 816 9th st. n.e.
Sylvester Ployd. 22. and Ernestine Palmer.
18, both of 1117 1st st. n.w.
,’ames Spillers. 32. 2724 13th st. n.w..
and Ruth Hart, 27, 1716 You st. n.w.
Raymond Gregory. 47. .3333 11th pi. s.e.
and Prances Taliaferro, 38, 6401 38th
ave., Hyattsvllle.
Robert Dillon. 44. 1756 E st. n.e.. and
Betty Darlington, 40. Beckley, W. Va.
George Cox. 22, 224 C st. s.w. and
Deloris Moore, 16. 402 2nd st. s.w.
Julius Frederick. 21. 1527 Kingman pi.
n.w„ and Helen Weaver, 20, 312 Dixon
ct. s.w.
Harrison Galloway, 82. and Rosabell Mil
sap, 30. both of 604 Randolph st. n.w.
Norman Walker, 20, Philadelphia, and
Esther Rivera, 31, 1622 N st. n.w.
Wade Shepherd. 21. and Margie Bentley.
21. both of 28 9th st. n.e.
George 811vas. 22. and Antonette GuS
lielmi. 26, both of 302 D st. n.e.
Frederick Bryant. Jr.. 26. 2124 H st. n.w.,
and Maureen O'Keefe, 22. 4607 South
Capitol st.
Alvin Kelley, 30, 3528 North 14th at ,
Arlington. Va.. and Gladys Boyles. 26.
1617 North Edgewood st.. Arlington.
John Herbert, 25, New Castle. Pa., and
Victoria Stutts, 25. Ridgeway. Pa.
Murry Wilex. 33. 1820 Corcoran st. n.w .
and Betty 8ummers. 17, 1618 Corcoran
st. n.w.
Frank Dodson Jr 24. 383 K gt. g.w„ and
Helen Bauer. 25. 4884 MacArthur bird,
n.w
Lee Price, 22. 6003 O st. t.e and Oney
Phippg. 1». 5308 Marlboro pike s e.
Luther Cockrell. 37, and Emma Ancleo, 34.
both of 318 8th at. n.e.
Paul Stefanel. 31. 2313 Pennaylvanla ave.
n.w.. and Miriam Rice, 1», 4428 North
Dtttmar rd., Arlington. Va.
Jameg Burgess, 26, Bolling Field, and Mary
Garvin. 31. 414 Faragut st. n.w.
Wilbur McCurry. 26, 3200 Adams Mill rd.
n w., and Margaret Ladley. 27, 1673
Columbia rd. n.w.
Roy Mock, 18. and Della Baughman, 18,
both of Fairfax. Va.
Robert Stoops. 31. Parkersburg, W Va..
end Kathryn Beckett. 28. 1445 Park rd.
n.w.
Edward Abbott, 25. 711 Upshur st. n.w..
and Patricia Slater, 25, Wesley Hall,
21st and P at. n.w.
Henry Salerno, 29, and Prances Schneider,
27, both of American University.
Paul Jackson. 25. 5004 4th st. n.w . and
Mary Phyfer, 21, 1632 19th st. n.w
Rooert Miller. III. 27. Hartford. Conn.,
and Faith Sutton. 25. 105 West Under
wood st„ Chevy Chase. Md.
Loris* Cnckram. 32. 4000 North 24th rd .
Arlington, Va., and Pauline Pilson. 30,
933 L st. n.w.
Melvin Rock. 37. 4630^New Hampshire ave.
n.w.. and Mary Driscoll, 43, 2101 New
Hampshire ave. n.w
Ralph McClure. 28, 1743 P st. n.w.. and
Ruth Bridges. 26. 1505 Eastern ave. n.e.
Kendrick Held Under Bond,
Fined $25 for Disorders
John A. Kendrick yesterday paid
fines totaling $25 after being found
guilty of intoxication and disorderly
conduct in an apartment house
lobby last Friday.
Kendrick, 50, former Tri-State
gang mobster, is still under $3,000
bond pending District Court trial on
charges of carrying a pistol, assault
with a pistol and assault with intent
to kill his ex-gangland rival, Tommy
English, last June.
His latest arrest came about when
he told the telephone operator of
the Miramar Apartments, 1301
Fifteenth street N.W., to call a
friend. Instead, the operator called
police, who took due note that he
was “staggering and cursing loudly’’
in the lobby when they arrived. Evi
dence was heard by Municipal Court
Judge John P. McMahon.
Two Maryland Boys Ending
150-Mile Trip in Kayak
Somewhere along the Washing
ton water front today a 150-mlle
trip in a 14-foot kayak equipped
with a kail will end for two Mary
land youths.
James Schultz, 18. of 27 Philadel
phia avenue, Takoma Park, and
Robbin Dierling, 18, 507 Harding
drive, Silver Spring, left from Sci
entist’s Cliff on the Chesapeake last
Wednesday in the sailboat made by
young Schultz last year. He won a
race with it at Scientist’s Cliff on
July 4.
The boys, on vacation at the
Schultz cabin when they decided to
sail for Washington, stopped at
beach towns along the way to eat
and rest, according to Mrs. Leon
ard P. Schultz, mother of James.
Classified Advertising
Office Hours
Leave your ads at the Busi
ness Office, 11th and Pennsyl
vania avenue, open 8 a.m. to
11 p.m., or at any of the
Branch Offices throughout the
city.
Telephone Hours:
8 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Saturday, 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Sunday, 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. *
CLASSIFIED AD RATES
Local Advertisers
Three Lines (Minimum)
1 time.33c jx/r line
3 times.-.33c " "
3 to 6 times consec
utively _ 30c " ”
7 times or longer
consecutively ..36c ” *
Advertisements under Personal
and Special Notices 5c per line
additional.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines (Minimum)
Flat rate per line. 45e
Out-of-Town Rate is charged
on all advertising 35 miles or more
from Washington.
Clalmi (or errors must be made In time
for correction before second Insertion.
When canceling classified advertisements
be sure to make a note of the cancellation
number 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 Advertisements
appear on Page A-3. _
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DRV CLEANERS AND AGENCIES—High
est duality cleaning at reasonable prices;
old-established Diant: finished or rough.
MR. BURRELL, NA. 4866; night and Sun..
TA. 8879. 27*
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts contracted by any one other than
myself. ARTHUR A. ANDERSON. 1811
Oue st. s.e. *27*
CONVALESCENTS, ambulatory; pvt. rms..
with or without bath: semlpvt. and small
ward gms.; registered nurse in attend
ance day and night: supervised diet.
CALORAMA CONVALESCENT HOME,
phone CO. 9859. —28
EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING—Five-day
service work guaranteed 1 year. ARTHUR
MARKEL. 940 F st. n.w.. NA. 0284.
DIAMONDS, old Jewelry and_sllver wanted.
Expert appraising free. LIVINGSTON &
CO.. 1423 H st. n.w.. MB. 3440.
GAS WATER HEATERS. 20. 30. 40 gal.,
automatic; no cash needed, small monthly
payment: immediate Installation. D. A.
8TANSBURY. LI. 3029
ACCOUNTANT, expert, books started,
kept; part time; tax returns prepared,
statements, audits', reasonable. OR. 2074
GAS HEATING BOILERS and hot-water
heating plants: no cash needed, small
monthly payment: immediate Installation.
D. A. STAN8BURY. LI. 3029
CANNING PEACHES, large Elbertas, direct
from famous De Witt Orchards. $2.99 per
bushel, at Seven Corners in Fairfax County,
Va„ seven miles west from Memorial
Bridge, on Route 50, next to Hillwood Mo
tor Co. on Lee blvd.. at sign of big red
truck with awnings. Fairfax 330. 26*
NOTICE—Pop s Tailor Shop. 100 Fla. ave.
n.w., Is being sold; creditors, settle accts.
belore 1 p.m . Aug. 29, 1947. J. E.
HOLLOMAN. Atty., EX. 6590. 28*
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts Incurred by any one but myself.
ALFRED LAUGHLIN ARGO. 6110 Sligo
Mill rd. n.e. 28*
Forsythe’s Drug Store
8209 Georgia Ave.
Silver Spring, Md.
Accepts Classified Advertising
for The Star
Other places conveniently located
throughout the city and suburbs
for the occeptonce of Classified
Advertising.
When answering advertise
ments addressed to Star boxes
do NOT inclose original ref
erences, photographs or other
papers of personal value. Ad
vertisers often fail to call for
all replies addressed to a Star
box number and this mail is
destroyed if remaining over 10
days after final insertion of
advertisement.
HELP MEN.
ACCOUNTANT, BOOKKEEPER, retail1
Automobile exper., capable of handling
bookkeeping and taking off monthly fi
nancial statements; perm position, op
portunity for advancement. Box 363-A.
Star.. —28
APPLICATORS for asphalt roofing, asbes
tos and brick siding; steady work for ex
perienced men. 8L. 2100 any time
ASSISTANT BUYER, upholstery dept., ex
perienced: 5-day week: 20ft discount on
purchases. Apply 6th floor, GOLD EN -
BERG S, 7th and K sU. n.w. —22
ASSISTANT BUYER for major appliances
In large dept, store requires the services
pf an experienced man with a knowledge
pf washing machines, elec, refrigerators,
las and electric ranges, etc. In reply
state age, experience and salary expected.
AUTO 1BODY8METAL MAN wanted: exper.
nan; top salary, 6-day week, steady work.
Call CH. 6746. —27
HELP MEN (Coift.l
AUTO BODY MAN for work with one
of Wash.’s largest Ford dealers; paid
holidays *»nd vacation, insurance, excel,
oppor. for risht man. See Mr. McDonald,
STEUART MOTORS, 3rd and H ats. n.e.
—28
AUTOMOTIVE MECHANICS — Factory
branch needi 2 all-round men to work
on trucks: aood pay with usual benefits;
permanent. See Mr. Wellman. BROCK
WAY MOTOR CO., INC., 1048 29th at.ja.w.
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC, experienced:
top wages, vacation with pay. straight
salary 5-day week good opportunity for
man with ambition. SCHLEGEL & GOL
DEN Kaiser-Frazer dealers, corner Maple
and Carroll. GE. 3300. —28
AUTO MECHANICS, work In a new.
modern shop. Paid holidays; excel con
ditions. CENTRAL MOTOR CO., 3200
Lee hwy., Arl. MR. CARTER, CH. 7000
AUTO MECHANIC, must be experienced.
We offer best working conditions in town,
new building: twin post lifts; fluorescent
lighting. Vacation with pay. 50 - IW
proposition. See Mr. Dennison. TRI
ANGLE MOTORS, 3010 R. I. ave. n.e.
—31
AUTO MECHANICS, experienced, for Per
manent lobs with Washington's oldest
Chevrolet dealer; excellent working con
ditions, 5'/i-day week: top earnings for
capable men. See Mr. Reeves. BARRY
PATE MOTOR CO., J130 Conn. ave. n.w.
_ng
AUTO TRUCK MECHANIC, veterans’ train
ing. experience in welding body and
fender work or refrigeration beneficial.
See Mr. Maloney or Mr. Gunter. MA
LONEY’S. INC.. Intensions! Trucks and
Refrigeration Dealer. 8128 Ga. ave.. Silver
Spring —29
AUTO PAINTER’S HELPER, exp.; new
shop; 5-day week best of working cond.;
top salary. ROSSLYN AUTO BODY CO.,
Rosslyn, Va.. CH. 2536. —27
AUTOMOTIVE STARTER, generator and
regulator man. must know the business, be
sober and reliable Perm, job, good oppor
tunities. POTOMAC ARMATURE SERVICE.
3342 M st. n.w. —26
AUTO PARTS MAN. with knowledge of
Ford motor co. products; 5-day wk.. vaca
tion with Day. Incentive plan. Ans. with
qualifications. Box 82-A, Star. —28
BAKER (whitel, to work for a large or
ganization. State age, experience and last
salary earned. Box 367-Z. Star. —27
BAKER, thoroughly experienced: must be
sober and reliable; no Sunday: daywork,
high salary paid to right man. Apply
Mi Pa. ave. n.w. —26
IATTERY REPAIRMAN, white, for work
Li lge. battery shop. Apply 1819 L st.
n.w.. between 11 and 12 o’clock.
BODY AND FENDER MAN. HARVOR
orjivviGD LEiii inn, u at. n.w. -.»>'
BODY AND FENDER MAN, exper.: good
working conditions: clean, wel -lighted
shop. See MR. GARNER, 6323 Georgia
ave. n.w. —29
BOOKKEEPER, exper . for typing menus
and keeping records: part time; prefer
girl nearby. Apply in person. 5916 Ga.
ave. n.w. —28
BOOKKEEPER to handle entire office rou
tine Including accounts receivable, ac
ounts payable, general ledger and monthly
financial statements: salary. $75 for 44-hr.
wk. Reply in own handwriting, giving age,
experience, education, etc. Box 27-A, Star.
—28
BRICKLAYERS, $24 a day. Guarantee of
a year's work. Good material. Call
PUOGIE BARNETT at VI. 5678 any time.
—26
BRICKLAYERS—$23 a day. 17th st.
near D st. s.e. Can hire on job —27
BRICKLAYERS wanted (white), non
union; $25 day. SL. 3359. —26
BRICKLAYERS for a number of jobs In
Wash, area: all large work: ton wages and
travel time where required. ANCHOR
FIREPROOFING CO., 900 V st. n.w.
Phnne RE. )(>56.
BRICKLAYERS. $24 Per day: close-in D.
C. For information, call MR. SNEAD,
HI. 4323. —29
BRICKLAYERS, $22 per day: long job;
steady work. 300 New Jersey ave. s.e.
—28
BRICKLAYERS, lst-class white mechan
ics. must have tools. Steady work, good
pay. Call NICK ROMANO alter 6 pm..
LI 3160. —26
BULLDOZER OPERATOR must be familiar
with small machines and able to arade.
TR 7799. —28
BUTCHER, white, first class. Apply SHIR
LEY HALLE, 1201 7th st. n.w. —28
BUTCHEK-MEATCUTTER, for Independ
ent market: must have pleasant disposi
tion: exper. and references necessary:
good hrs. and pay. Box 356-A, Star.
—26
BUTCHER, sober and reliable, good pay
and good hdurs; pleasant working condi
tions. CO. 8454. —26
BUYER FOR RADIO DEPT.—A lge. dept,
store has opening for experienced man.
Write, stating age. experience, and salary
expected. Box 339-V, Star. —29
CAFETERIA CHEF (white), to work for a
large organization. State age. experience
and last salary earned. Box 366-Z, Star.
CARPENTERS, long Job. rough and trim,
top wages. See MR. WILKERSOtL 6401
Kansas ave. n.e. —-31
CARPENTERS, lst-class mechanics only;
good wages, good working conditions:
new house and apt. work in the District
and Maryland. Apply at No. 5 Brandy
wine, No. 20 Chesapeake st. s.e. or 14th
and Otis n.e or call MR LATHON. DE
7227 after 6 p.m. for other locations.
—28
CARPENTERS (2i, store-front exper.; re
port to Job, 1304 Wis. ave. n.w., or call
WO. 5970. —27
CARPENTERS and carpenters' helpers;
long job, steady work. Apply 1609 Conn,
ave. n.w.. 4th floor, after 9:30 a.m. —28
CARPENTERS for work at Landon School.
of a mile west of Bradley lane on
Wilson lane, Bethesda. Md. See MR.
MEAD, or call 8H. 6607 after 6 n.m. —28
CARPENTERS, 2 years' steady work, high
est wages paid. Apply 6900 block Western
ave. n.w. ready to work. —28
CARPENTERS, long job, better than good
pay. Call WADE GRANGfNGER. GE.
1978. 318 Rittenhouse st. n.w. —28
CARPENTERS (3). lst-class men, top
wages, permanent job; bring toots. 6114
No. Washington blvd., Arlington. OX. 2524.
CARPENTERS—Central and Summit a'ves.,
Alex.; top wages paid; inside and outside
work; transportation paid or furnished.
—28
CASHIER, general office work: must have
some experience in handling money. This
is a perm, position with a good starting
salary. Apply Mr. Wolff, BOND CLOTH
ING. 1335 F st. n.w. —I
CHEF (working chef) wanted for District
hotel, must have complete knowledge of
cost and supervision: oniy ambitious men
need apply: good working conditions. Box
40-A. Star. , —26
CLERK, auto parts and service dept.;
must have some training in bookkeeping,
timekeeping and be able to type: neat,
legiDie nanawnum. riiuue mi. awwwi i
SH. 3900: CAPITOL MOTOR CO., Silver
Spring. Md. —28
CLERK, young man for repair order clerk,
for old reliable auto dealer; full time,
perm, job; must be neat and accurate with
figures; good hours, salary and working
conditions Call MR. WHITE. DE. 4800
for appointment. —28
CLERKS—We are in immediate need of
young men to work in our electric cabinet
office in addressograph dept. Those who
can type preferred; starting wages, $35
per wk. Call ME. 1946 between I0 and
11 am. ——28
COLLECTORS WANTED, with or without
cars, for established routes in D. C., Alex
andria and Arlington; hospitalization,
health, accident and life; selling experience
helpful, but not essential; $50 week as
sured to start; good future and large earn
ings for reliable men. Apply 811 11th at.
n.w., in a.m. only. . . —-26
COLLECTOR, intelligent, honest young
man. to assist in collection of money in
operating units throughout city; prefer h. s.
grad., age 18-30; 5-day week, early hours.
GOVERNMENT SERVICES, INC., 1119 21st
COMMERCIAL ARTIST, free lance, exper.
in charts and graphs, to work 9 a m. to
6 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday each wee*;
good hourly rate; paid weekly. Samples
requested. Phone DI. 2900, Ext. 263.
COOK (white), experienced; hours. 2 to
10 p.m. Call Laurel 586. _ _ x
COUNTER AND GRILL MAN. $50 to start.
You must be oualified and sober and have
local references. No drinkers. Box 385-A,
Star —26
COUNTERMAN. Dart-time for lunch. ST.
REGIS RESTAURANT, 1113 F». »ve. n.w.
DISHWASHER, from 6 P.m. to 11 p.m
1656 Columbia rd. n.w.
DISHWASHER-PORTER, colored, for tav
ern; must be willing worker. Apply 361
Upshur st. n.w.. RA. 6634.
DRAFTSMAN, must have heating ,rper.
Call AT. 1331: ask for MR. BURGESS.
—26
DRIVER, white or colored, to work In
grocery store, hours 8-7, permanent posi
tion. pleasant working cond. SHANK
MAN’S MKT.. 406 Kennedy st. n.w. —37
DRIVER SALESMAN, experienced with
wholesale driver-salesman, driver selling
of food required, for a dried-beef, smoked
meat, bolognas, etc., in Washington. D. C.:
we will teach you the line if you have
experience in Tood driver-selling*^ whole
sale; excellent opportunity to connect;
with an old quality Philadelphia, Pa., con
cern. re-opening Wash., D. C., territory:
salary and commission; the more you sell,
the more you make. State age and ex
perience in detail. Box 222-Z. Star. —2 <
DRIVER, part. time, cleaning Diant. hours.
1-6 daily. CO. 0661, 1769 Columbia rd.
DRiVER, very light work and pleasant
job; must furn. reference. Apply in per
son. VOGUE CLEANERS, 826 Bladensburg
DRIVERS WANTED for Diamond cabs:
new 1946-1947 cabs and used cabs avail
able; reasonable rental rates; must have
identification card. Apply Diamond lot,!
101 M st. n.e., see MELVIN HERRIMAN.,
DRUG CLERK, experienced; no evening j
or Sunday work. STANDARD DRUG CO., !
914 P st. n.w. _ _
LU11UH1AL saawiiwi-E.U1VW, •
house organ having a circulation of about
5,000, needs an assistant to maintain
mailing list, read proof and help with copy
writing and general office work. Must be
a high school graduate between 18 and 25
and able to type. Prefer some one with
experience on a high school or college
newspaper. Excellent opportunity to learn
how to edit a house organ or employes'
magazine. This is not a high-pressure
reporting Job. but an inside office Job.
Write for interview giving sufficient in
formation about yourself to justify an
interview, and state salary desired. Box
411-T. Star. . , ' —20
ELECTRICIAN, must have tools and D. C.
license. Apply 804 H st. n e. —20
ELECTRICIANS for new house wiring.
Call HARPER ELECTRIC. LI. 519.1 —28
ELECTRICIAN, colored, experienced. D. C.
license required. Apply 1710 9th st. n.w„
DU. 4817. —1 J
ELECTRICIAN-MECHANIC with car and
tools: top wages. Call RA. 1300. —20
ESTIMATOR, building construction. Wash
ington. D C . area; must be thoroughly
experienced, fast and accurate; school ex
perience helpful but not essential. Write
experience and salary desired, Box 159-A,
EXTRACTOR MEN, colored. WASHING
TON LAUNDRY. 2027 K st. n.w.
FARMER, man with small family, for
general farm work; must be dependable,
sober and know farming; small farm
near Rockville. Md Write, giving refs,
and age; house available. Box 228-A, Star.
FARMER-CARETAKER to live on and work
my small tractor-equipped farm near
Herndon, Va.: main Job is to keep place
up, look after owner’s house and care for
.1 ger tie-riding horses; tenant house has
elec., running water and modern bath;
garden plot and milch cow furnished: excel,
opportunity for ambitious couple. Answer
by letter, giving full details and refer-:
ences. LEO J. ROCCA. 4301 Conn, aye.^n.w.'
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HELP MEN.
FLOOR SANDERS and finisher*, exper.
Apply LONG & STONE FLOOR SERVICE,
717 Kennedy st. n.w. —31
FOREMAN, white, for concrete brick plant,
some knowledge of machinery and experi
ence handling men necessary; salary, StiO
weekly. GE. 3732. , , —?« ,
FOUNTAIN MAN, experienced, with local
references; B days a week, day shift; top
salary for a top man. Please apply in
person. DAY’S DRUG STORE. 14th and
P sts. n.w - —27
FOUNTAIN MANAGER, experienced; good
salary plus bonus; all replies confidential.
Box 116-H. Star. —26
FRUIT AND VEGETABLE MAN. white,
exper. and sober. Apply to th&DUMBARTON
MKT,. 1357 Wis. ave. n.w. —28
FURNITURE FINISHER for Inside work
In shop of large furniture store. Must
be experienced; permanent position; good
salarv. Apply Mr. Mills, HOUSE &
HERMANN WAREHOUSE, 2009 8th St.
n.w. —26
FURNITURE FINISHER (white), highly ex
perienced. to prepare new furniture for
delivery and make repairs. Excellent posi
tion. Very good salary. Phone Mr. Mat
thews, WO. 4244. COLONY HOUSE. 4244
Cons. ave. n.w —26
FURNITURE SALESMAN, inside Work;
must have retail selling experience and be
able to furnish references Apply MrJ
Gross, at H. ABRAMSON CO., 7th and L
sts. n.w. between 9 and 12 noon. —28
FURNITURE SALESMEN (2), exper.. to sell
on floor of large turn, store. Our present
salesmen earn over $6,000 yearly. Gooo
salary and commission; unusually good
oppor. for high earnings. Our present
salesmen know of this ad. Write full par
ticulars to Box 393-A. Star._
GASOLINE SERVICE STATION attendant,
must have experience and references. Ap
ply 710 Rhode Island ave. n.e. —26
GAS STATION MAN. experienced; full
time. SWAN'S SUNOCO SERVICE. 6450
Ga. ave. —27
GAS STATION ATTENDANT, experienced,
must have D C. operator's Permit; no
others need apply. JOHNIE S TEXACO
SERVICE STATION, 20th and N.. Y. ave.
GROCERY CLERK, young man for'all
around grocery work. Apply Mon. morn
ing at HOFFMAN S DGS. 3911 R. I. ave.,
Brentwood. Md.. HY. 0635.
HANDYMAN, sober, conscientious and
honest: $36. MIS8 LYNNE, AD 2311
from 10-4 oniv. —27
HAT SALESMAN, exper.; perm, work:
5-day. 40-hr. wk. Apply in person, em
ployment office, 3rd fl.. THE HECHT CO.,
7th and F *ts. n.w. —28
ivciTDAXirr iivnrRwritfr 1»*riinor r.»s
ualty stock co : salary and future assured.
Call MR. McGOWAN, NA. 0768. —26
INTERIOR DECORATOR — Excellent op
portunity for a tosu-Quality.. experienced
decorator at Mayer & Co. Splendid work
ing conditions and salary. Excellent pros
pects for advancement. MAYER At CO..
421 7th st. n.w. ,—30
KIT. MAN and cook, colored, alert, all
around Apply 1003 You st. n.w. —27
1ABORER8, white. 26-40 yrs. of age. who
can do a day’s work with a pick and shovel
and are willing to do it. Do not apply
unless you can do a day’s work and want
a steady lob: $8 per day. 6 days a wk.
FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY, 3201 Bla
densburg rd. n.e. See Mr. Firmin or Mr.
LABORERS WANTED. Call EM. 9376. •
LATHERS AND PLASTERERS. Apply for
work at Farrington rd. and Elliott rd.,
Westmoreland Hills. Md. —26
LAUNDRYMAN, experienced, for position
as asst, manager. Call WA. 3144, CARTER
OVERALL LAUNDRY, INC. —28
LAUNDRY SORTING and counting dept,
(linen supply) wants white man. experi
enced in this line of' work, to be trained
as supervisor; unusually good pay: steady
work. Applications will be held in strict
confidence. Call MR. BOYD, ME. 1462
(weekdays). —30
LINOTYPE OPERATOR on ad machine,
able to fill in on floor; newspaper work
oniy; nonunion: will consider part time
two nights week. WO. 2744. 26*
MACHINISTS—Experienced men, able to
set up their own machines. Apply before
noon on weekdays. ANTON TOOL Ac
MFG. CO., Clinton, Md. Spruce 1098.
MAINTENANCE—Lightly built man” for
cleaning of exhaust ducts and air-condi
tioning systems. White, steady; good
wages: permanent; mostly night work.
NA. 6967. 1111 Eye st. n.w. —26
MAN. white, to drive battery service
truck. Apply 1819 L st. n w.. between
11 and 12 o’clock. . . _
MAN as theater manager, with ideas and
car. not afraid of hours, desirous of work
ing for advancement in solidly established
and expanding theater business. Expe
rience not necessary, but ability and
character are. Starting salary. $46. with
advancement depending on you. Apply
Box 166-Y. Star.
MANAGER for ‘small hotel: must have
local relerences; do not phone. 1627 16th
MARKER for laundry. Call WA. 3144,
CARTER OVERALL LAUNDRY. INC. —28
MEAT CUTTERS, produce man, stocn
clerk; must be experienced. Apply FAIR
FAX SUPER MARKET, 3859 Pa. ave. s.e.
—20
MEATCUTTER. exoer.. nondrinker: good
salary. Apply FRANKLIN MARKET. 2723
Franklin st. n.e. —28
MEAT CUTTERS, fully experienced, for
super market, backroom work: steady em
ployment: good pay: SVa-day wk. Apply
SHIRLEY FOOD STORES. 2806 So. Quincy.
marked "Fairlington, get off at Shirltng
ton; 12 min. from Washington. —26
MECHANICS (TRUCK) WANTED. (3) 1 SI
class; at once. Excel, working conditions;
new bldg.; CMC dealer, Alexandria.
CENTRAL MOTOR CO.. OV. 1600. —27
MECHANICS experienced in electric motors.
Capable of supervising repair shop. PO
TOMAC ARMATURE SERVICE, 3342 M
st n w —2"
MEN, experienced in buffing aluminum,
brass and nickel-silver casting. Apply
LOFSTRAND CO.. Rockville, Md. —31
MEN WANTED for steady work and good
pay as streetcar and bus operators; aver,
weekly earnmgs. #60; no experience neces
sary: all training paid for; opportunity for
promotion plus pension system; paid vaca
tion, free transportation. Apply in person
weekday mornings. Monday through Fri
day, between 8:30 a.m. and 12 noon.
CAPITAL TRANSIT CO., employment office.
3132 M st. n.w. Take Route 10. Rosslyn;
Route 20. cabiiv John; Route 30, Friend
ship Heights streetcars to door —28
MEN. married opening for 2 ofl local sales
force cf national organization. Thorough
personal training, earnings begin at once.
Apply 1 to 6 p.m . Room 424, Bond BMs.
MEN with experience on garbage-trash
and ash route, and who know the District
and District dumps; must have D. C.
drivers permit; only steady, sober and
honest workers need answer this ad; good
wages and steady work. Box 407-Z, Stor.
MEN (3' who have had experience in
meeting the public. Salary. SI per hour
and expenaes, with excel, opportunity for
advancement. Call ME. 2260. Ext. 410.
bet. 0 and IX for appt „ 26
MEN to distribute handbills, 7:30 a.m.
460 New York ave. n.w. . _ „
MESSENGER—General offices of D. C
corp. prefer alert white boy. with some
h s training, age 16-20, GOVERNMENT
SERVICES, INC,. 1110 21st n.w.
MUSICIANS, trio or duet, string preferred,
7 nights wk ; good pay for right parties.
Call alter li p.m., EX. 9001. .
NIGHT WATCHMAN, white, retired fire
man preferred: should be able to drive.
Hours, Mon, to Sat. incl.. 9 p.m. to 7 a.m.:
Sun., 6 p.m. to 6 a.m : salary. S50.40
wk. Call MR. HOFMANN at HO. 3963.
OFFICE MANAGER, exper. in bookkeeping
and collections: excel, opportunity; apply
in own handwriting, stating age. education,
exper., aalary expected. Box 247-A, Star
OIL BURNER MECHANIC, too pay for man
who can install and wire oil burners. Call
OV 4664. —28
OIL BURNER MECHANICS to do firebox
and tank work. 9 L at. s.w.. between 7:30
and 8:30 a.m. —28
OPTOMETRIST, good position in old
established business. For details, apply
No. 7 H st. n.w., phone RE. 3969. —30
OPTOMERTI8T or physician wanted, ex
cellent remuneration. Contact Joseph
Tash. NEW YORK JEWELRY CO., 719
7th st. n.w. EX. 0600. —4
PACKERS AND HELPERS, experience with
household goods desirable; good wages,
steady work. SECURITY HTORAGR CO.,
1140 15th st. n.w.
HELP MEN.
PAINT AND HARDWARE store salesman.
Opening lor a young, aggressive and ex
perienced man; fine opportunity for ad
vancement. WIMSATT-J ARDEN, INC.
Phone OR. 1700 for appointment. —37
PAPER BANGERS WANTED. Must be 1st
class mechanics. Top wages paid. J. R.
LAWRENCE, 737 Webster. RA. 9703.
PARKING ATTENDANT, white, must”have
local refs, plus D. C. permit. Apply 733
10th st. n.w. —27
PARTS ASSISTANT MANAGER—Man to
learn the parts business, Inc. inventory
control, buying and management; some
from the clerical dept, to the top;
pleasant working cond. and liberal salary.
Apply in person, Mr. Beale, BARRY-FATE
MOTOR CO.. 1130 Conn. ave. n.w. —39
PARTS SALESMAN, with some exper. in
handling Chevrolet or Gen. Motors parts.
ADDISON CHEVROLET SALES, INC.'Apply
in person only, to Mr. Beale. 1130 Conn,
ave. n.w. —39
PASTRY clerk, permanent position for
woman with personality: French-speaking
preferred; hours, 13 noon to 9 p.m.: no
Sundays; meals furnished. Mr. Walters
at NAPOLEON'S. 2649 Conn. ave. n.w.
—28
PATENT ATTORNEY WANTED by Penn
sylvania corporation with plants in sev
eral States; 30 or under, qualified In law,
and in either mechanical or electrical en
gineering or in both: to do sound work,
immediately, as assistant in patent de
partment; present location. New England,
with ultimate transfer to Pennsylvania
likely. All replies will be treated con
fidentially. and should include full Infor
mation as to qualifications and experience,
and a statement of minimum salary of
Interest: a superior opening for the right
man. Box 238-Z, Star. 27*
PATENT DRAFTSMAN—Local patent firm
has opening for an exper. patent drafts
man; permanent position: piece-work basis:
fully exper. man onjy need apply. Box
392-A. Star. —31 ,
PHARMACIST, part time, to work every
other Sunday. 3 p.m. to 11 p.m.: S3 an
hour. CHEVY CHASE PHARMACY, 6636
Conn. ave.. WO. 8600. —27
PHARMACISTS, registered: excellent sal
ary. 6-day week, splendid working condi
tions. vacation with pay. permanent poai
uon wun advancement opportunities. Apply
to Ur. Aldrich. employment office.
PEOPLES DRUG STORM. 77 p *t. n.e.
PHARMACIST, registered; permanent po
sition; good working hours end salary;
steady employment. TIPTON At MYERS,
14(81 14th st. n.w. —26
PLASTERERS, colored, $2.50 per hr.: long
job! only good mechanics need apply.
Phone CH. 3885'. —2
PLASTERER, reliable middle-aged man for
general year-around maintenance works
good opportunity for right man. Anply
personnel office, HOTEL STATLER, 18th
and L sts. n.w. —26
PLASTERERS. $140 per week, 4-month
job. in center of Washington. P. S. T.
COLEMAN. Call TO. 5597 after 6 p.m.
—28
PLUMBERS, experienced: remodeling and
repairs: steady work, top wages. K As W
PLUMBING & HEATING CO., 644 H
•t. n.e. —26
PLUMBERS WANTED, exper.: reliable;
gooa workers, $15 per day. WA. 1965.
—27
PLUMBER, Jobbing and new work; D. C.
permit, sober: good Job for right man. B.
A. CONLAN, phone GE. 3006. —26
PLUMBERS, ex per., for new work and
modernization Call Wisconsin 4656. —4
PLUMBER, with truck and tools, to work
with regular plumber on new work, job
bing and remodeling; flat labor or per
centage. Box 220-A, Star. —28
PLUMBER for suburban work; must have
car Call Tower 5468 during day. —28
PLUMBER'S HELPER, with car or truck:
top wages. Phone TR. 3116. 7-8 am.,
1-8 p.m. —28
PORTER, colored. Apply C. G. SLOAN
CO.. 715 Kith st. n.w. —31
PORTER lor camera store; permanent, easy
job: age. 25-50 years; best references for
character and honesty required. Apply
BRENNER PHOTO CO. RE. 2434, ask for
secretary
PRESSER. quality worker only, steady
year-around job. high pay. EXQUISITE
CLEANERS, 3700 Georgia ave. n.w.
n.w. —26
PRESSERS AND WOOL SPOTTERS for re
tail dry-cleaning plant: steady job and
good pay to steady, reliable and thorough
ly experienced men. CENTRAL CLEAN
ERS, 323 Carroll st. n.w. —28
PRINTER-PRESSMAN, experienced on
Kluges; steady Job In long-established
plant. HERBERT LEVY CO., 512 H st. n.e.
RADIO SERVICEMAN, long experience at
bench work required. Good pay and work
ing conditions. KENNEDY RADIO. 3407
14th st. n w. —28
RECEIVING CLERK, experienced, *6-day
week, 20% discount on purchases. Apply
6th floor, GOLDENBERG'S, 7th and K
sts. n.w. —26
REFRIGERATION MECHANIC, experience
in auto mechanics, welding or body and
lender work beneficial. See Mr. Maloney
or Mr. Gunter. MALONEY'S INC.. Inter
national Trucks and Refrigeration Dealer.
REPAIRMAN, refrigerator, for outside
service; car essential: 5-day, 40-hr. wk.;
mileage allowance. Call of see Mr. C. J.
BOUDREAU, 2301 Lawrence ave. n.e.
NO. 6643. • —26
REPAIRMAN, washing machines, for out
side service; car essential: 6-day, 40-hr.
wk.: mileage allowance. Call or see Mr.
C. J. BOUDREAU. 2301 Lawrence ave.
n.e. NO. 6643. —26
ROOFER for new and repair work: must
be experienced on slating, asbestos and
asphalt shingle roofs. Do not apply unless
you want regular work. Good wages and
wosklng conditions to Qualified man. Call
SL. 8816 for Interview. —27
ROUTEMAN TRAINEE, lnexper. man to
train for laundry route. Apply personnel
office. MANHATTAN LAUNDRY, 1328 Fla.
ave. n.w. No telephone calls. ■—28
ROUTEMAN. for well - established dry
cleaning route; wonderful opportunity for
exp., steady and reliable man. CENTRAL
CLEANERS, 323 Carroll st. n.w. —26
SALESMEN, 10. colored, full or part time,
to distribute 300 products; must be neat
and have refs : average earnings, $45
$75 per wk. Call CO. 6666. —28
SALESMEN—REAL ESTATE SERVICE.
INC., offers excel, opportunity to experi
enced salesmen; 2 desks avail. Call Mr.
Akre. sales manager. OX. 0033. —27 1
SALESMEN—Veterans preferred; several
of our young veterans, who have never
sold before joining this famous organiza
tion are now earning over $1,000 per
mo.: we have openings for 2 good men;
they ir st be over 25. willing to work as
directed and have a car: If you feel that
you can Qualify, see our vice president,
MR. SPARKS, any morning at 3201
Bladensburg rd. n.e. —20
SALESMAN lor outside selling farm eouip
ment; must have good knowledge or exper.
in this field: car essential; excel, opportu
nity to right man: commission. Apply at
once, personnel office. SEARS ROEBUCK
CO.. Oil Bladensburg rd. n.e. —26
SALESMAN, 21-30: men's furnishings
dept : some exper.: modern Quality store:
rrm. MUTUAL STORES, cor. 9th and
sts. n.w. —26
SALESMAN, doming, morousniv experi- 1
enced In retail men’s clothing store. Apply
STEWART MENS CLOTHES, INC.. 010
P st. n.w. —26
SALESMAN DBIVEB for old dry cleaning
route, reliable and willing to solicit new
customers: salary and commlasion. 6422
1st pi., o0 Kennedy st. n.w. RA. 0447.
—28
SALESMAN, experienced In selling elec
trical appliances. Apply employment office.
4th floor. LAN8BUROH & BRO. 7th. 8th
and E sts. n.w. —29
SALESMEN, young men. 24-32. for adding
machine sales training: must have ac
counting and successful selling exper.:
high caliber, good / character, mentally
alert and willing to study and work to
learn our business; salary while training
Apply in peyeon. don’t phone. Mr. Husse7.
NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO., 1217 K
st. n.w.
SALESMEN—Exceptional opportunity for
successful salesmen, age 26-30. now em
ployed. who are not satlafled with their
future possibilities and are willing to
study and work to learn our buslneas:
should have practical exper. In bank. In
dustrial or commercial accounting: high
caliber, mentally alert and of exceptional
character: must be capable of earning
S10.000 a yr. after training. Apply In
person, don’t phone. - Mr. Murphy. NA
TIONAL CASH REGISTER CO . 1217 K
SALESMAN, experienced: Sat : for cloth
ing: excel, oppor. to supplement your
present earnings Apply office. THE ■
YOUNG MEN'S SHOP. 1319 T *t._n w.l
» HILP MEN.
SALESMAN, experienced in telling radios
and records. Apply employment offlce,
4th floor. LANSBuROH At ERO.. Tth.
sth and E sts. n.w. —29
SALESMEN—We need at once 5 men (25
40) of good appearance and forceful per
sonality to introduce new, low-priced and
self-selling household necessities to homes,
restaurants and institutions. The men who
reply to this ad must be willing and able
to handle exclusive territory and earn $75
$100 per week. Act quickly, as this oppor
tunity may not present itself again. Previ
ous selling experience and car are prefer
able. but not necessary. Write, giving full
particulars about yourself, Box 14S-Z, Star.
28*
SALESMEN for radio dept., experienced.
Apply employment offlce, 4th floor. 8
KANN SONS CO. —29
SALESMEN, experienced only, men's fur
nishings. excel, salary and commission.
Apply WASHINGTON HABERDASHERY,
1102 P st. n.w. —28
SALESMEN—We have just this past week
released a new product for distribution
in tbe Washington area, and are seeking
the servfces ci a few men over 25 yars
of age who want to earn $80 or more
per week from the start. Tor personal
interview, see our manager. MR. HYDE.
Room 526. Evening Star Bldg —26
SALESMEN for piano ana musical in
strument departments. See Mr. Farren,
KITT MUSIC CO., 1330 G st. n.w. —1
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT, white,
experienced; excellent opportunity for
right man. MALCOLM ESSO STATION.
301 South Glebe rd.. Arlington. —26
SERVICERS TATI OX ATTENDANT—BOWIE
VINCENT MOTOR CO., 5013 Georgia
ave. n.w., RA. 0400. —1
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT, white,
experienced: references required. Apply
HAYNES ESSO SERVICE. 2708 Va. ave. n.w.
—27
SHOE SALESMEN, experienced: good com
mission rate with weekly drawing account.
Apply employment offlce, 4th floor. S.
KANN SONS CO. —29
SHOE SALESMAN, experienced: good sal
ary. Apply MURRAY'S. 3310-12 14th st
n.w. —”0
SHOP MAN, experienced, from 30 to 45 yrs.
of age. to work, in shop and run pipe
machine; must have D. C. driver's license;
ralary. $40 a week J L. BATEMAN &
SON, 2004 Rhode Island ave. n.e.. HO. 2200.
SILK SPOTTER for retail dry-cleaning
plant; wonderful opportunity to a thor-1
oughly experienced man Apply CENTRAL
CLEANERS, 323 Carroll st., Tak. Pk., D. C.
—28
SILK SPOTTER, experienced only; to take
complete charge of small dry cleaning i
room, synthetic unit: well ventilated: top
salary for right party. Apply in person,
500 L st.^n.e. —31
SLATE. ASBESTOS SHINGLE roofers and
helpers; steady work on Ige. project In
D. C. and nearby Va and Md. Phone CH.
1223 for Interview. ROSE BROS. CO.. JNC.,
1441 19th st. n.. Arlington, Va. —27
SODA DISPENSER—Top salary to top man
CARRIER'S PHARMACY. Columbia pike
and Glebe rd . Arlington. Va —28
STOCK CLERKS for shoe department; op
portunity for advancement. Apply JEL
LEFFS. 1214-1220 F st. n.w., personnel
office. 7th floor.
TAILOR, experienced on all kinds ofgalter
ations of men's clothing Must be able to
fill in as litter. Apply STEWART MEN'S
CLOTHES, INC., 910 P st. n.w. —26
TAILOR, experienced in alterating ladles'
coats and suits. Apply. JELLEFF'S.
1214-1220 F st. n.w., personnel office,
7th floor.
TAXICAB DRIVER wanted; sober and
reliable. Apply 76 New York ave. n.e.,
HO. P488. . —27
TINNER, first class, and helper; good pay.
3032 M st n.w. —29
TOOL AND DYE MAKERS—Experienced
men only need apply before noon on week
days. ANTON TOOL & MFG. CO., Clin
ton. Md. Spruce 1008. —26
TRUCK DRIVER, dry-cleaning route; 257.
commission. Apply 3707 Nichols ave. s e.
until 3 pm.; between 4 and 8, 301 15th
st. n.e.
UPHOLSTERERS, 2. experienced, steady
work; pleasant working conditions. Vic
tor 4048. —26
WELDER, exper. in all types of sheet met
als: top pay; start immediately. A. S.
JOHNSON CO . 1240 9th st. n.w. —26
WINDOW CLEANERS, exper. not nec.;
good salary and working conditions.
Apply in person, rear of 914 G pi. n.w,,
DISTRICT WINDOW CLEANING CO
WOOL SPOTTER—Apply MORNINGSIDE
LAUNDRY. 8220 Georgia ave. —26
YOUNG MAN, salesman and ass’t mgr. for.
men’s clothing store; s.e. bus. sect.; ex
per. not necessary: must be honest, willing
worker. TR. 9432 or GE. 5829. —26
YOUNG MAN to handle outside investiga
tions; must have some collection exper ;
car necessary: salary and ear allowance:
excel, advancement opportunities AETNA
FINANCE CO., 7928 Ga. ave., Silver Spring.
/ —2fi
YOUNG MAN now employed—to assist
sales manager'evenings: keep your present
position and increase your salary by $40
to $50 weekly; car and sties experience
essential; work 3 hours 4 nights a week.
Call in person. Tues. night, 26th of Aug..
7:30 to 9 p.m. 1833 M st. n.w. —26
YOUNG MAN for dry cleaning plant: some
bookkeeping experience: wonderful oppor
tunity for advancement to steady, reliable
323 Carroll st. n.w. —26
YOUNG MAN, 28-32, ambitious, good ap
pearance. high grade, experienced in meet
ing public: must use typewriter, 4(1 words
min. Permanent position with excel future.
Apply In person, don't phone.. NATIONAL
CASH REGISTER CO , 1217 K st. n.w.
—28
YOUNG MAN, recent high school grad
uate. good at figures, ability to type, for
office work in lumber yard; good chance
for training and advancement: prefer Be,
thesda area resident. Call MR. FREED
MAN. WI. 6622. —2
YOUNG MAN, aggressive, selling ability,
for furniture store; good salary to start;
experience not essential. Box 276-X. Star.
—28
YOUNG MAN, 21 to 30 yrs. of age, to as
sist in radio parts dept, of wholesale dis
tributor; knowledge of radio required:
excellent opportunity for right party; 6
day week, good working conditions. Apply
Mr. Plummer. COLUMBIA WHOLE
SALERS. INC., 2122 24th pi. n.e.
FR. 8936 —26
YOUNG MAN with collection and investi
gation exper. for a small loan company;
must have auto: good pay. car allowance,
advancement; old-established firm. SR
4529. —27
YOUNG MAN, over 21. colored, porter,
drugstore; eves and Sun. LESSER'S
PHARMACY. 1841 Columbia rd. n.w. —28
YOUNG MAN for bowling alley; experi
ence not necessary; day and night work;
starting salfijy, $40 week. Box 330-A.
Star. —28
YOUNG MAN. ambitious, over 18. for
positifB* as will-call and stock clerk
This is a full-time perm, position, offering
a good opportunity to learn clothing
business; moderate salary and unusual
pleasant working conditions. Apply Mr.
Watson, SALTA BROS . 1341 F st.
YOUNG MEN, veterans, neat appearing,
ambitious; if you are free to travel with
group comprised of fellows like yourself
here is your chance to see all 48 States
while earning an average salary of $60
to $76 per wk. Transportation furnished.
Permanent and interesting See MR.
MOODY, 10 to 12 noon or 2 to 4 Plaza
Hotel. 27*
YOUNG MAN—Progressive local whole
saler needs a good general office worker,
exper. in typing, mimeographing, etc.;
permanent position, good salary and excel,
opportunity for advancement to an in
dustrious and intelligent man who is
anxious to advance rapidly. See MR
CHILTON. 635 D st. n.w.
YOUNG MAN. 18 to 20, to learn casualty i
Insurance underwriting. Must be Intel-:
llgent and prepared to study. Excellent
opportunity for right party Apply Mr.
Harris, INDEMNITY INSURANCE CO. of
NORTH AMERICA, 729 15th st. n.w.. 3rd
floor. —31
YOUNG MAN. with car: sales and deliv
ery: salary and ccmmlssion; good oppor- \
tunity for advancement. NA. 7773. —26
YOUNG MAN. over 21. high school grad
uate. as collector for large local organiza
tion; must have D. C. driver's permit;
no experience required: permanent; 6
day. 40-hour week, excellent working
conditions, advancements. Apply per
sonnel office. Room 5040 Star Building.
THE EVENING STAR. 1101 Pa. avr - w.
—27
YOUNG MAN. white, single: apprentice
to learn trade as optical benchman.
HILBERT OPTICAL CO., 726 11th st. n.w.,
2nd floor.
MARRIED MAN to work spare time eves.,
wife to assist management. Giv. ref.,
clerical ability, phone number Box
221-A. Star —27
NATIONAL FURNITURE CO. wants colored
man to do all-around work 34 Pierce st.,
urr/nm.r.
WANTED—Exper. Jewelry salesman for
perm, position; good salary, good working
conditions, wonderful opportunity for the
right man. Apply KENT JEWELERS,
7th and G sts. n.w. —‘JH
_HELP MEN and WOMEN.
DRY CLEANERS, rough spotters. silk fin
ishers and pressers. UNITED CLEANERS,
4X9 Neal pi. n.w. —28
JANITOR AND WIFE, for apt. house: fur
nished apt. and good salary: reference
required. Phone OL. 7900 from 9-5. —28
SALESPEOPLE, home portrait photography
and proof passers: experience not neces
sary. Apply after 10 am.. LOUFT it
WOLP. 933 G It. n.w. —28
SHORT-ORDER COOK or steam table per
son. colored; must be experienced: good
bours and salary. Apply EXECUTIVE
PHARMACY. 909 Pa ave. n.w
SKIP TRACER; must be able to locate by
telephone: experienced preferred; good
<alary; steady position. Apply SLOAN'S,
736 7th st n.w. —28
REGULAR POSITION as organist and
choir director for small Protestant church,
beginning Oct. 65h; one service and one
rehearsal a wk.: 2 services a wk. during
Lent; salary. $800 a yr.; 2 wks.' vacation.
Reply Box 384-A, Star. —31
TECHNICIAN, man or woman, general
labortary work; evening hrs.: good salary.
Apply in person only to Personnel Direc
tor. PROVIDENCE H06PITAL, 2nd and
D sts s.e —28
BEST VOCAL INSTRUCTION It you ling
In our Southeastern University Choral So
ciety preparing concert-opera programs:
opportunity for aerlous members. No
charge Give volca and phone number.
Box 389-K. Star. . ,
WANTED—Combined cashier, food-check
er. hotel exp. Good salary and meals.
Apply personally, auditor s office. 8HERA
TON HOTEL. 16th and L st. n.w. —27 !
SALESMEN.J
BEATING SALESMAN, must be thoroughly
txper. and have transportation. To the
right man we offer an unusual opportunity
Sail AT. 1331. ask for MR BURGESS. — *•« .
LIFE INSURANCE, salary and commits on
during training period; if you are seeking
a career, married, high school education,
between ages of 26 to 40. apply JOHN
HANCOCK LIFE INSURANCE CO.^_-01,
KAN WANTED tor°Rawlelgh business. No!
Experience or capital necessary. Sales easy
L.tdy* V??!?e PRAWL^OH'S, “dVpY ‘SSE
(>UTCn>RhSAlisMEN. ver, good saUrr
plus com.; 6-day wk.; perm.,
idling to local stores; desire aniblt‘^uS'
respon. man with ear. Box 422-A. star.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN—Wo have more
buyers than we can handle. Tnif aman,
aggressive organization offer*
opportunity to an experienced m*n- well
aquainted with Northern V». Liberal
sales and listing commissions.
member, give active co-operstlon. OX.'
2869. --
SALESMEN (Con?.).
REAL ESTATE . SALESMEN, how ' about
malting up to *10,000 yearly with my com
pany? Real estate experience not neces
sary. but must be a salesman. 1 mean a
real good one OW. 7997 or FA. 1508-W.
SALESMAN—If you are looking for a
profitable real estate connection selling,
see me. C. D. MURPHY, offices at 1401
25th at. s.e. and 5504 Marlboro Pike, Md.
—28
SALESMEN with car to call on dry clean
ers, Va. Selling experience, knowledge of
line essential. Drawing liberal commis
sion . Established accounts. Reply giving
full details. Box 231-Z. Star. —26 .
SALESMEN, full or part time. New fan
line of gabardines and worsteds Just ar
rived: clothing exp. helpful. Be in business
lor yourself. Most saSesmen with us 10 to
20 yrs. 511 Atlantic Bldg., 930 F st. n.w.
ME. til 21. —26
SALESMEN (4)—Established territory call
ing on dealers with sensational new auto
accessories. Must have selling experience
and own car Good opportuntty for one
willing to work. Call NA. 6207 for ap
pointment. —26
SALESMEN, experienced roofing and siding
salesmen; excel, connection for the right
man: leads, drawing account and full
co-operation. Box 140-A, Star. —26
SALESMEN to vitlt real estate offlcea,
sell washing machine installations. RA.
5404. —26
SALESMEN—This advertisement is di
rected to top-flight, hard-hitting specialty
salesmen. We are distributors for Rusco
metal self-storing storm windows and
screens, the only ••self-storing" window
on the market. We are the leaders in the
field ana enjoy a larger volume of busi
ness than exists presently in this section.
Ample territory available In District. Va.
and Md. Lots of leads and top earnings
exist right now for producers. Car a ne
cessity. Apply bet. 12 and 4 n.m., AMCO
PRODUCTS CO . 1813 M st. n.w. —26
YOUNG MEN. single, with car, knowledge
of boats preferred; salary and expenses.
DI. 5288. —26
CAN YOU QUALIFY for this opportunity
to become a successful salesman? Young
man with experience in department store
drapery department or selling experience.
We have large, nationally-known manu
facturer seeking young man to call on
department and furniture store* In Phila
delphia. Baltimore and Washington. Op
portunity to earn excellent income and
learn business from outstanding manu
facturer of textile products. Must be 24
to 36. pleasing appearance and personal
ity. free to travel and stilling to work
hard. If you meet our requirements, give
complete information about yourself in
first letter. You will receive a reply at
once. Box 232-Z. St-r. —26
WHOLESALE SALESMEN — Prominent
local firm has excellent opening for re
sponsible married men with car. to call
on established route of retail stores, sell
ing large scarce line of supplies. Only
ambitious men with a likeable personality
uni uc Luuaiucicu iui viiis ycini. puMuun.
5- day week, good salary, plus comm.
Itemize past exper. Box 385-V. Star.
—27
OPPORTUNITY—Men of Washington, if
you are exper. or inexper. in saleswork
and have a strong desire to get out of a
financial rut. if you want to make the
profession of salesmanship your life's
work. I want to talk to you; this is a na
tional organization with a lge. Wash, office
in need of 2 additions to Its permanent
sales staff: those accepted will be given
thorough sales training; splendid earnings:
permanent, with excel, future. Interview*
by appt. only, 9 a m. to 12 noon daily,
through Thurs. of this week only. Phone
MR. KELLOGG, HO. 2887, 1412 Irving
st. n.w.—28
HELP WOMEN.
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE. NATIONAL book
keeping machine operator; excellent work
ing conditions, good salary, air-condl
ttoned office; liberal discount on pur
chases. Apply office. THE YOUNG MEN S
SHOP, 1319 F st. n.w. —26
ASSEMBLY WORKER, soldering exper.
prelerable. Apply BOWEN & CO . INC..
4712 Bethesda ave.. Bethesda. Md. —29
ASSISTANT for research, part time or
free lance, for studies of foreign business
and financial statistics. Write DEREK
BROOKS. 100 Barr Bldg.
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER, typist. S3S
wk. to start; Sli-day wk MARILYN’S,
904 14th st n.w.. EX. 8684. —28
ASSISTANT BUYER for better dress dept.:
must be experienced in ready-to-wear;
good opportunity. Apply employment of
fice. 4th floor, S. KANN SONS CO. —29
ASSISTANT BUYERS for various depart
ments; must have retailing experience;
6- day. 40-hr. week; 20^ discount on pur
chases. Apply employment office. 4th
floor, LANSBUROH & BRO,. 7th, Sth and
E sts. n.w. —30
ASSISTANT BUYER for lingerie, experi
enced preferred: 5-day. 40-hour week;
20'r discount on purchases. Apply em
ployment office. 4th floor. LANSBUROH &
BRO.. 7th. Sth and E sts. n.w. —30
ASSISTANT HOUSEKEEPER for Cathollo
rectory: live in; good salary; reference!.
Box 337-A. Star. —26
ASSOETERS. flat work, white, experi
enced. WASHINGTON LAUNDRY, 2827
K st. n.w. —26
BEAUTICIAN with some following: good
opportunity WASHINGTON SANITARIUM.
SH 8800. Ext. 135. —28
BEAUTICIANS (2). all-around operators:
5-day week. CHARLES Z. DORN. 523 Uth
st. n.w.. 2nd floor. RE. 4907. —28
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced; llcens*
not required. FOXS BEAUTY 8HOPS.
INC.. 2215 N. Glebe rd„ Arlington. Va.—26
BEAUTY OPERATOR WANTED, experi
enced. Apply or call ANN'S BEAUTY
SALON. 834 Upshur st. n.w.. GE. 9806.
—28
BOOKKEEPER ASSISTANT, »uto. exper.
pref. but not necessary: good salary and
best of working conditions; 5Vi-day wk.
See Miss Stinson. McMAHON CHEVROLET.
INC.. 6.32.3 Georgia ave. n.w. —1
BOOKKEEPER, experienced, for women'*
apparel shop. General ledger and payroll.
Splendid opportunity for capable, respon
sible person. Daylight, air-conditioned
office: 40-hour week: salary open. Call
TDL 4004. M. PASTERNAK. —27
RAAIf If VCPITB tn toVa o/amnlata eVinro.
branch tire store in Arlington, with some
assistance from office manager of main
store: salary and hours open Contact,
Mr. Seese, SERVICE TIRE CORP., 2423
Wilson blvd , Arlington. Phone GL. 3808.
—27
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPERATOR,
excellent opportunity for competent per
son. 5-day wk.: pleasant working con
ditions. BARBER * ROSS CO , 6th and
V sts n.e. DE. 0501. —29
CALCULATING MACHINE OPERATORS.
18 to 35. familiar with commercial office
work: permanent position. 5-day. 40-hour
week, good salary. See MR. WILKINS.
Edmar Bldg.. 702 H st. n.w., 3rd floor. —1
CASHIER, young lady with experience as
cashier In large real estate office: prevloug
banking experience preferred; 5-day week,
excellent working conditions: salary. SI.900
per year. Call MR. COX. NA 2112. —27
CASHIER, experienced, with knowledge of
typing; SVa-dav week Apply In person.
CALVERT MOTORS. INC.. 1141 Bast-West
hwy.. Silver Spring. Md. —28
CASHIER - BOOKKEEPER. eXDer.. must
know how to type. 3 eves, work required:
excel, opport. for young woman who
qualifies. This position open In the Arl.
branch of one of Wash 's leading appliance
stores. Apply Mr. Watham. LACY'S. INC.,
8oo E st. n.w. —27
CASHIER for men s furnishing store, ex
per. preferred: permanent position. NA
TIONAL SHIRT SHOP. 942 F st. n.w. —2fi
CASHIER—-General office work, must have
some experience In handling money; this
is a perm, position with a good starting
salary Apply Mr. Wolff. BOND CLOTH
ING. 1335 F st. n.w. —1
CASHIER-CHECKER, thoroughly experi
enced in better-class, fast restaurant and
hotel operations Must have "top" refer
ences and be bonded. Call In person only,
between 2 and 9 p.m., TED LEWI8
REBTAURANT. 2855 Conn, ave, —28
CIGAR SALESLADY, experienced preferred:
pleasant surroundings, good salary WOOD
LEY DRUG, 3537 Conn. ave. n.w.. WO.
7777. —28
CLERICAL—High school graduate, accu
rate with numbers, some typing. Apply
personnel office. MANHATTAN LAUNDRY,
1328 Fla. ave. n.w, —28
CLERK, for hospital record room: know
ledge of typing necessary. Apply 1147 15th
st.. n.w —26
CLERK for general office work: 5-day. 40
hr. wk.; pleasant working conditions; good
salary, permanent position: Apply PEO
PLES DRUG STORES, employment office,
77 P st. n.e. —26
CLERK for souvenir and fruit stand; eve
ning werk. 3:30 to 12 midnight: good sal
ary. Apply UNION 8TATION STAND NO.
0. —26
CLERKS, dry cleaning plant, some book
keeping experience; wonderful opportunity
for advancement to a steady, reliable young
lady. Apply CENTRAL CLEANERS. 323
Carroll st. n.w. —26
CLERK for dry cleaning ttore. experi
ence not necessary. Apply 3707 Nlchol*
ave. s.e until 3 n.m.; between 4 and 8
p.m.. 301 15th »t. n.e.
CLERKS—Store clerks for dry cleaning
stores. We will train you Working con
ditions vei» Tleasant S29 per week to
start, rapid advancements Apply VOGUE
CLEANERS, 820 Bladensburg rd. n.e. —27
CLERK-TYPIST to operate Monitor switch
board in small office. Must be experi
enced and have a pleasant personality and
voice Five-day, 40-hour week. Apply
Mr. Norris. KANE TRANSFER CO.. 2119
CLERK-I"? PIST, age 18-35. 5-day ~wk.
n.OW-T.UUt LUHKCmOl flUJIUUtIUUiSO. Ill
large insurance co.; good opport. for ad
vancement. Room 702, 1343 H at. n.w.
—30
CLERK-TYPIST, perm, position with estab
lished life ins co. 927 Woodward Bldg.,
nhone NA. 9786. —28
CLERK-TYPIST, excellent opportunity for
advancement: good salary: 5-day week
COLUMBIA WHOLESALERS. INC, 2123
24th pi. n.e. —27
CLERK-TYPIST—The Evening Star haa
an opening In the classified advertising
department: 5-day week: hours. 12 noon
to 8 p.m. 4 days and 8 a m. to 3 p.m.
Saturdays: permanent position for an ac
curate typist capable of answering incom
ing telephone calls. Apply personnel office.
Room 504, THE EVENING STAR, 1101 Pa.
ave n w —27
CLERK-TYPIST, neat handwriting and ac
curate with figures, willing to learn book
keeping machine and do other clerical
work in office of wholesale liquor dealer:
n.e. section: perm, position: 5-day week,
no Sat. Phone MI 3500 for appointment.
CLERK-TYPIST for publishing firm, axp.
interest in figure work, many employment
advantages: good starting salary. Tele
phone DI. 2900. Ext. 215 , —27
CLERK-TYPIST, light mall, small switch
board: 5-day week, good working condi
tions, Phone DI. 8132.
fXERK-TYPIST: permanent position w+th
life insurance company; short 35-hour. 5
day week, pleasant working conditions.
Apply Rm. 408, 816 14th st. n.w —1
COMMERCIAL ARTIST, free lance, exper.
in charts and graphs, to work 9 a.m.^o
6 p m.. Tuesday and Wednesday each
week; good hourly rate, paid weekly: sam
ples requested. Phone DI. 2900, Ext. 263.
COMPTOMETER operator, experienced.
WESTERN ELECTRIC CO., 1111 North
COMPTOMETER OPERATOR. 40-hr., 6-day
wk. pleasant working eond.. Immediate
employee discount good “■•'T „ 1221?.
once personnel office, SEARS. ROEBUCK
fc CO.. 911 Bladensburg rd.. n.e. —28
COMPTOMETER OPERATOR, experienced!
5-day, 40-hr. wk.; pleasant working con
ditions: good salary, permanent position.
Apply PEOPLES DRUG STORES, employ
ment office. 77 P st. n e._ —36
COMPTOMETER OPERATORS. expert,
•need: 5-day, 40-hr. wk ; large air-condi
office. 4th and T sts. n.e._—28 _
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