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Marriage License
Applications
| Under D. C. laws couples must
I 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.
Herman Dorsey. 47. and Gertrude E. Har
ris. 40. both of 819 Dela ave. s.w.
Rally K Wakefield. 24. Merrifleld. Vt... and
| Florence Bail, 21. 425 Columbia rd. n.w.'
i Odell 7 Wilson. 22. 2926 Pomeroy rd. s e.. i
and Laura M. Bowie. 17. 1128 G st. n.e.
James A Corley, 27. 1613 13th st. n.w., and i
Ethel Chinn. IP 418 1st st. n.w.
Elwood M. Glbriath. 27. 132 Florida ave
n.w., and Fannie H. Neverdon, 24. 18
Que st. n.w.
Clarence K Norwood. 23. 1501 6th st. n.w
and Thelma K. Camnbell, 22, 2303 17t.h
st. n.w.
William W. Dyson. 25. 2574 Sherman avp i
n.w. and Helen L. Yarbrouah. 18. 43
aeaton pi. n.w.
Leroy Thompson. 2ft 1815 18th st. n.w..
and Theresa I. Robinson. 37, 3326 Ga.
Joseph A. Eyster. 42- Hallton. W. Va., and
Claire L. Zwieg. San Francisco.
Robert W. Baker. 23. Baltimore, and Jean
C. Paton. 20. Vienna Va.
Felix P. Parent. «3. 4521 South Dakota
ave. n.e., and Horona T. Carries. 40.
2011 Vernum st n.e
Jack Z. Sandow. 20. 3080 Ames st. n.e..
and Sylvia Moskowitz, 27, 1412 Irvine
st. n.w
Raymond E. Heeter. 21. and Ada I. Depew.
23. both of Alexandria. Va.
Richard H. Gornto. 21. Palatka. Fla., and
Mary J. Murphy. 21. 122ft 1 ftth st. n.w.
Wynne S. Noel. 30. 66 New York ave n.w.,
and Alice B. Hawkins. 30, 1537 3rd st.
n.w.
Kelly Chance. 31. Birmingham. Ala., and
Anna E. Schuur. 30, 625 Longfellow st
Joshua A. Atkins. 20. 333 N st. s.w., and
Aileen Vauzengo. 17. 332 G st. s.c.
Vanderzee Whitney, 24. Falls Church. Va.
and Irene Ford. 18. Fairfax. Va.
Rudolph R. Smallwood. 41. and Mary Iden
Christen, 36. both of 58 Pierce st. n.w.
Wesley B Smiler. 23. 3725 Macomb st.
n.w., and Josephine Robinson, 27, Char
lottesville. Va.
Frank P. Durso. 34. 103ft Summit pi. n.e .
and Mildred L. Mercer, 35, 487 N st.
s.w.
Thomas M. Leonard. 31. North Manchester.
Ind.. and Sarah B. Lewis. 2ft, 2300 17tn
st. n.w
Earl L. Spurrier, jr.. 21. 38 Todd pi. n.e..
and Hplen E. Edwards, 10, 3610 Kana
wha st. n.w.
Kenneth D. Post. 20. 1323 Maryland ave.
I n.e . and Mary K. Flanagan. JO. 815
| Taylor st. n.w.
i Emile J. Hajjar. 2ft. and Louise W. Nader.
21. both of 1500 17rh st. n.w.
Harold D. Probert. jr . 10, New York City,
and Eileen M. Mussehl. 16, 317 4th st.
I William D. Taylor. 23. 2134 G st. n.w .
| and Helen B. Paddock. 36, 1500 16th st.
I n.w.
Walter K. Jacoby, 21. 323 Todd pi. n.e..
and Mary Lou Montgomery, 10, 211
Randolph pi. n.e.
•jninrt> xv. Xjt’in. jr.. oymu i u.
n.w . and Irbylyn Wilson, 25, 1517
Rhode Island ave. n.w.
Miles H. Overholt, jr.. 25, Tos Angeles,
and Jessis L. Foster, 2.3, Chevy Chase,
1 Md.
Karry M Sellner. 20. and Elizabeth B.
Wells, ]6, both of Suitland, Md.
John J. Ijong. Bethesda, Md.. and Helen
J. Black. 25, 4317 8th st. n.w.
James F. Simpson, 21, 631 K st. s.w , and
Ann M. Fowler. 18. 4505 5th st. n.w.
Howard B Polansky. 23. 1010 17th st. n.e.,
and Jeanette G. Luftig, 22, 600 F st.
n.e.
Paul E. Furr, 28, Bolling Field, and Ann
M. Bazan. 2'. 1010 25th st. n.w.
Winstead B. Kirschner. 27, Greenridge,
Mo., and Jean A. O'Reilly, 23, Meriden.
Conn.
Fred C. Rickeral. 22, Alexandria. Va., and
! Marip D. Sweeney. 22. 15 Elmira st. s.e.
I Robert F Beckman. 28. 5341 28th st. n.w..
and Martha L. Coilis. 28. 174 8 st. n.w.
Ebbp A. Anderson. 41. and Mary E. Potts,
37. both of 230 2nd st. s.e.
James M. Truitt. 26, 1607 22nd st. n.w..
and Anne Dean, 26, 2700 Wisconsin
ave. n.w.
William R. Porch. 22. Vienna. Va.. and
Melba I. Bennett. 20. 3807 20th st. n.e.
Joseph N. Thompson. 21. Jersey Shore. Pa.,
and Sarah A. Bullock, IP, 305 Mew Jer
' sey ave. s.e.
, Donald C. Gallon. 20. and Dorothy M.
Tu loch, 24, both of 1466 Clifton st.
i n.w
1 Sylvester W. Hendrirks. 93. 1«16 12th *t.
n.r, and Alice L. Arrnes, 18. 1422 11th
st. n w.
Eddie L Jenkins. 22, 1025 Euclid st. n.w..
and Miriam Reid. 18, 1867 California
st. n.w.
Arthur P. Cudmore. 52. 1632 Ft. Davis st
n.w . and Vera McMorris, 50, 3800 New
Hampshire st. n.w.
Deaths Reported
(From the Bureau of Vital Statistics)
James S. Davidson, sr., 78, 2324 3Pth st.
n.w
Sara N. Straub. 77. Arlington. Va.
Grace Folios. 72, Maryland.
Louise R. Dugannc. 60. 715 17th st. s e.
Carrie L. Merryman. 66. P02 Pth st. s.e.
John F. Herrlein. 56. Arlington. Va
George B. Stratemeier (Rev.), 52, 487
Michigan ave , n.e.
Harry Baker. 51. 612 Park rd. n.w.
James J. Kehoe. 50. 4550 Conn. ave. n.w.
May w. Jiron. 48, 1402 Mass. ave. s.e.
Sharon A. Alpers. 2. 2233 1st st. n.w.
Infant Wood. 1012 3 8th st. s.e.
George P. Lewis. 74. 1252 8th st. n.w.
George Johnson. 74. 3000 Varnum st. n.e.
Mary E. Short. 57. PI 4, 4d st. n.e.
Frederick D. Mundy, 55. 42‘JO Lane pi. n.e.
Isaac White, jr.. 47. 644 N st. n.w.
Charles Goodman. 4*2. no fixed address.
Ernest. Harcrove, 2P. J02S 4th st. n.w.
James M. Short, 7, J14 N st. s w.
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 p«r line
2 times_33c ” ”
3 to 6 times consec
utively __30c “ "
7 times or longer
consecutively _26c ” m
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 advertising 25 miles or more
from Washington.
Claims for errors muit 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.
DIAMONDS, old Jewelry and silver wanted.
Expert appraising free. LIVINGSTON <fc
CO.. 1423 H st. n.w., MB. 3440.
ACCOUNTANT. expert. books started,
kept: part time; tax returns prepared,
statements- audits: reasonable. OR. 2074.
GAS WATER HEATERS. 20. 30, 40 gal
automatic; no cash needed: small monihly
payment immediate installation. D. A.
STANSBURY. LI. 3020.
Florsheims
in blaek suede
“The hi oft walkeil-ahoHt shoe* hi America*
with mid-hifh and medium low heel*
far faM. You know that each step ra«
take k k perfeet taete k Florsbeka.
14®S 1*®*
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of wft tnede.
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SPECIAL NOTICES (Cent.)
GAS HEATING BOILERS and hot-water
heating plants: no cash needed; small
monthly payment: immediate installation.
D. A STANSBURY. LI. 3029.
DIAMONDS. JEWELRY WANTED—Highest
casn prices. Free appraisal. ARTHUR
MARKEL. 94" P st. n.w.. NA. 0284.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN—Please
take notice that the slaughtering business
heretofore conducted at 1900 B adensburg
rd. n.e.. District of Columbia, by Ferdi
nand Kilsheimer and Bernard Kilsheimer.
Nadine as F. Kilsheimer Brothers, has
been taken over by Kilsheimer Brothers.
Inc., at the same address as of Septem-1
ber 1. 19t7. The corporation will assume
and pay all debts of the former partner
ship. and will also rollect all accounts
receivable. FERDINAND KILSHEIMER.
B. KILSHEIMER. —13
REPORTING SERVICE—Expert conference
and hearing reporting by competent steno
typist. Daily copy upon request. WO. booo. ,
—14
CAPITOL BRONZE CO.—Notice of dis- I
solution—Notice is hereby given that
the partnership heretofore subsisting be
tween us. the undersigned. Michael Parise
and Paul Giorno. heretofore carrying on
business of cleaning bronze and metals
at Washington. D. C.. under the style or
firm of Camtol Bronze Co., has been dis
! solved by mutual consent as and from the
I loth day of August. J!»47. All debts due
[ to and owing by the said late firm 'will
be received and paid respectively by J.
Henry Oehmann & Co.. Certified Public
nvvuuiuiiius, .,11 w aMimgion xsuiiaing.
Washington. D. C. Dated the I4th day
of August. 1947. MICHAEL PARISE. 521 5
H ■ st. s.e.. Washington. D. C.: PAUL,
GIORNO, 747 IOth st. s.e., Washington, !
D. C.
HELP MEN.
ADVERTISING AGENCY account execu
, live; must have at least 2 years’ success
ful selling or agency experience: only
. highest type men with references con
sidered: this is a responsible position with
long-established advertising agency. RE.
; 1771 for appointment. R. J. A. MC
LAUGHLIN Sz ASSOC.. McLaughlin-Arts
Bldg.. I 127 ISth st. n.w.
ADDING MACHINE MECHANIC, perma
nent job. good wages. 5V2-day wk., vaea
i tion with pay. experienced only: write
stating qualifications. Box 386-C. Star.
—14
ADDRESSOGRAPH OPERATOR, willing to
i learn addressograph. graphotype and fil
ing: typing helpful; 40-hour week. Apply
AMVETS. 724 9th st. n.w. —ll
ADVERTISING SALESMAN for new publl
: ration in D. C. area. Phone Executive
8169 between 7 and 9 p.m. 10*
APPRENTICE box spring maker, young
man to learn the trad*: can apply under
GT bill. BEDELL'S. 610 E st. n.w. —12
i APPRENTICES—Two young men. not over
| 21. to assist roofing mechanics at GRIF
FJTH-CONSUMERS. Good wages and
| steady work. Phone MR PHILLIPS at OL.
! 1878 between 7.80 and 10 a m. or 4 and
15 n.m. —2
ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTSMAN, exper.,
! capable of working drawings from sketches,
institutional and commercial bldgs : steady
position for right man. LAFAYE. LAFAYE
& FAIR. Architects, 1226 Sumter st., Co
lumbia. S. C. —81
ASSISTANT SCHOOL EXECUTIVE, perm.,
full time CAPITOL RADIO ENGINEER
ING INSTITUTE. Call HO. 1520, Monday.
NO. 4 7 88 Sat. and Sun. —14
AUTO BODY and fender men. exper., lst
class men. splendid working conditions, in
modern, well-equipped bldg.: unusual pay
nian rnmhinps ennd Kalnrv with ciinrantpp
and incentive arrangement: paid vacations
and holidays. Apply in person to Joe Sul
livan. Service Mgr., PARKWAY MOTOR
CO.. 3040 M st. n.w. —10
AUTO RODY MEN. only 1st class need to
apply, top salary, good working conditions.
5 days per week. LIBERTY AUTO BODY
CO.. 2115 M st. n.w., NA. 957-3. —12
AUTO BODY MAN. good working cond.,
well-lighted and eauip. shop, good pay.
vacation and holidays with pay group
Insurance. NATIONAL AUTO TOP CO.,
2114 14th St. n.w. —14
AUTOMOBILE LUBRICATORS, mechanics,
metal men; openings for experienced,
steady, sober men; earnings unlimited; 5
days per week, etc.: opportunities for men
who want steady employment. Come in
for interview'. See Mr. Little, service man
ager. CAPITOL CADILLAC CO., 1222 22nd
st. n.w. —16
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC—Ford dealer
requires the services of an experienced
Ford mechanic. We pay the maxigium
rate, with tlme-and-half over 40 hrs.; full
pay for all holidays and vacation. Our
shop is clean and well-equipped. This is
an ideal, permanent position, with a o
day week, life insurance, hospitalization
and sick benefits. See Mr. Williams.
STEUART MOTOR CO., 6th and N. Y.
ave. n.w. —14
AUTO MECHANIC. 1st class, if not 1 at
class do not apply: working conditions. 5
day wk .Sunday and holidays off. HOUSER
A* KIBLER. 202 C st. n.w., 9 to 4:30
daily. —10
AUTO. MECHANICS; experienced. for
permanent Jobs, with Washington’s old
est Chevrolet dealer: excellent working
conditions; 5Va day week; vacations with
pay; top earnings for capable men. See
Mr. Danle]^. BARRY-PATE MOTOR CO..
I ) .30 Conn. ave. —1 2
AUTO RODY MAN wanted Immediately:
must be experienced: top salary with good
working conditions. 5-day week. Apply to
TERRETTS AUTO LAUNDRY. 4432 Vz
Conn. ave. n.w. —15
AUTOMOTIVES BODY and fender man—
1st class, plenty work. See Mr. Gunter.
MALONEY’S. INC, International truck
dealer. 8126 Ga. ave., Silver Spring.
—15
AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS—Opening for
several first-class mechanics in one of
Washington's most modern service de
partments; downtown location; paid va
cation. group hospital benefits and in
surance: many other advantages. Apply
to the shop foreman, CAPITAL GARAGE.
1320 New York ave. n.w. —12
AUTO MECHANIC, experienced in front
end work, attractive proposition for right
man, excellent working conditions. Must
come well recommended. Apply Service
Manager. FLOOD PONTIAC, WO. 8400.
—16
AUTO MECHANICS (3>, wanted by Wash,
oldest Ford dealer, excellent pay plan:
vacation and 7 holidays with pay; plenty
of work In a well-lighted and fully equip
ped shop. Come in today and get connected
with a dealer whose men are enjoying a
very substantial income every week. See
Mr. Brown. HILL TIBBITTS, 1114 Ver
mont ave. n.w. —16
AUTO MECHANIC, experienced with Chrys
ler products, excellent opportunity for the
right man; vacation and 6 holidays with
pay; group insurance available. MERSON
6 THOMPSON, direct Chrysler-Plymouth
Dealer. 4721 Hampden lane. Bethrsda.
WI. 2615. —11
AUTO MECHANICS. 2: 1 foreman, must be
sober and reliable; thoroughly experienced,
no triflers: can furnish apt. Phone or
write to OCEAN CITY GARAGE. Ocean
City. Md. Phene Ocean City 787. —11
AUTO MECHANICS, 1st class. Ford experi
ence preferred, excellent working condi
tions. attractive proposition for right men;
vacation and 6 lpgal holidays. See Mr.
Wheeler. BILLHIMER PALMER MOTOR
CO , 3110 Hamilton st.. Hyattsville, Md.>
WA. 0900. —10
AUTO MECHANICS, experienced; first
class men can earn no to ana
more wkly., splendid working conditions
in modern, well-equipped bldg: unusual
pay plan combines good salary with guar
antee and incentive arrangement: paid
vac. and holidays. Apply in person to
A1 Straughn. service mgr.. PARKWAY
MOTOR CO.. 3040 M st. n.w. —10
AUTO MECHANIC for used-car dept. This
job provides wonderful opening for man
experienced on all makes of cars who
prefers to work on a salary rather than
commission basis. Some knowledge of
body and fender work desired. Heated
shop in cold weather, modern washroom
and showers. Cars displayed indoors in
winter. Only steady worker need apply.
See Mr. Nelson. 8 a.m. to 6 p m.. HILL
& TIBBITTS. 1114 Vermont, ave. n.w. —12
AUTO MECHANICS. 1st class. Ford exper..
perm, connection for good men. group in
surance. guaranteed salary, bonus, paid
vacation, holidays, plus other advantages
in well located dealership. Apply service
mgr.. FRANK SMALL. Jr.. INC.. 215 Penna.
Save. s.e. LU 4343. —15
Al’TO PAINTERS’ HELPER, permanent
position. A-l AUTO WORKS 972.3 Ga.
1 ave.. Silver Spring. Md., SH. 1131. —11
AUTOMOTIVE PARTS stock clerk to as
sist in shipping and receiving, with op
portunity for advancement to counter;:
good salary and working conditions. See
Mr. Goodman. MILLER-DUDLEY CO..
INC.. 1716 14th st. n.w. —15
AUTO PARTS MAN; we have an opening
for an experienced parts man: permanent
position: good salary and working condi
tions. See Mr. Beale. BARRY PATE.
Washington’s Oldest Chevrolet Dealer.
1130 Conn ave. . —K>
AUTOMOBILE STARTER, generator and
regulator man: must know the business, be
sober and reliable; permanent job. good
opportunity. POTOMAC ARMATURE
SERVICE. 3342 M st. n.w —11
AWNING HANGER FOREMAN, year- round
work: good pay and bonus. WASHINGTON
TENT & AWNING CO.. INC., 2021 17th
st. n.w. DU. HfiOO. —12
BAKERY SHIPPING CLERK, full-time po
sition. Apply in person to SHERIDAN
BAKERY. 930 King st.. Silver Spring.
Md., 1 block past D. C. line, off Georgia
ave —15
BAKER and baker’s helper: experienced
men only, no Sundays. Alexandria 9510.
—14
BAKERS (2). all-around, top pay. daywork
Apply 2630 14th st. n.w. —15
BARBER (colored), part or full time.
THEODORES BARBER SHOP. 2452
Nichols ave. se. 11*
BEEF BONERS, exper. Apply J. K. Far
rell. ARMOUR & CO., 501 12th st. s.w.
—12
BOY. 21 yrs. or over, with D. C. permit,
to learn retail hardware business. Apply
5919 Ga. ave. n.w. —11
BOY, white, age 16-18. for inside mes
senger work, must be dependable and will
ing, 5-day wk.. full time. perm. job. Do
net apply if returning to school. Call
personnel dept., HO. 2476. —11
BOY, colored, to do general work in gro-,
eery store good working conditions. 19251
4th «t. n.w.
HELP MEN (Cent.). |
BOY to clean bakery. Call OX. 1549. !
BOY’ WANTED to work in grocery store. 1
SHAPIROS MARKET, 4911 Georgia ave.
n.w. —12
BOOKKEEPER. 5’ i-day wk. Apply Mr
Hurwitz, DIAMOND MOTORS, 1031 3rd
st. n.w. —12 j
Bread packer, for bakery, nightwork.
union wages. See Mr. Gibbons after 10 p.m.:
CERTIFIED BAKERIES, 641 S st. n.w.
—12 I
BRICKLAYER, to contract brick work on
house in Georgetown. GL. 0173 after 6
P.m. —12 !
BRICKLAYERS, white. $25: at Franklin'
and Wire aves., Silver Spring, SH. 0850. j
BRICKLAYERS C4>. Firebrick layers; no '■
other need apply; inside work; wages. $22 i
day. Call DE. 1121. —11
BRICKLAYERS WANTED. $25 per day
Long job. work all year 'round. Plenty of ,
work in Md. and D. C. Call after 0 p.m.,
LI. 4201 or GE. 7723. —21 1
BRICKLAYERS—Long steady Job, $24 per
day. Call CH. 0504. —10 !
BRICKLAYERS, $24 per day. 300 New
Jersey ave. s.c. —10
BRICKLAYERS for a number of jobs in !
Wash, area; all large work; top wages and
travel time where required. ANCHOR
FIREPROOFING CO., 900 P st. n.w.
Phone RE 1050.
BRICKLAYERS—$25. long job. solid brick.'
inside winter work; glazed, brick and tile,
transportation job. Randolph and Fairfax
dr . Arlington. 2 blks. no. Ballstgm bail
park. Call days. OW. 4092; nights. TR. I
2074. BILL SAUNDERS. —16
BRICKLAY’ER. white only: top wages: on
Wire ave. east of Franklin ave.; no base
iiivraia ui unuit-a. ttui on. jo./. —— 1 m \
BRICKLAYERS, lst-class mechanics: must
have tools: steady work, good pay. Call
NICK ROMANO after 6 p.m.. LI. 31 HO. —1 1
BRICKLAYERS, lst-class only, $26 per
day; plenty of work. Report for work.)
7:30 a.m.. 12th and Savannah sts. s.e.
See MR. WOOTTEN. —11
BRICKLAYERS WANTED, lst-class me
chanics. Call me and I'll offer you a sal
ary you can't refuse. Call after 6 o'clock.
SL. 6637. —11
BUSHELMAN, steady work, good salary.
T E. GILBERT, 731 15th st. n.w., NA.
8617. —13 i
BUTCHER, experienced and reliable, able
to handle high-class trade: excellent sal-,
ary and working conditions. ELBE MAR
KET. 8502 Georgia ave. SH. 2366. —12 1
BUTCHER and all-around man needed.
Apply 614 T st. n.w. 11*
CABINETMAKER, union, mechanic capable
to take care of shop: well paid and steady
work. 627 Mass. ave. n.w., call after 0.
RA. 0943. —li
CABINETMAKERS, 2 exper also. GI
trainee with some exper. See MR. MOR
RELL. 1st fl.. 214 L st. n.e. —14
CABINETMAKER. experienced: steadv
work THE OLD ANTIQUE HOUSE. Sir
Pennsylvania ave. n.w. —11
CAR W’ASHER. exper.: perm, job to a
reliable man; must have D. C driver's
permit. See Mr. Reeves, BARRY-PATE
MOTOR CO.. 1130 Conn. ave. n.w. —10
CAR WASHER, fully experienced: local
references, no floaters. ESSO SERVICE
CENTER, North Capitol and Florida ave.
—lo
CARPENTERS WANTED, rough and trim
men, $1.80 per hr.: lge. \eteran housing
prolect, 120 new homes. Apply N. Capitol
and Tuckerman sts. n.w . (Out New Hamp
shire ave. to Eastern, left on Eastern half
bik. to Sheridan, left on Sheridan to job.j
MORRIS POLLIN & SONS. INC. —12
CARPENTER—Permanent position with
good working conditions for reliable man |
with general repair experiences, including
locks and keys. See MR. LAFETRA.
YMCA. J736 G st. n.w.. between 9 a.m.
and 4 pm. or phone for appt. —11
CARPENTERS WANTED-.Inside and out
side men: top wages, steady work; bring
tools. 3618 Lee hwy., Arl., Va., 9 to 12
and 1 to 5.
CARPENTERS, experienced, to apply siding
and roofing: steady work, top pay. Phone
before 9 a.m. or after 8 p.m, PL. 0078. j
— LI
CARPENTER-TRIMMERS, steady work yr
round. Apply SHOEMAKER & BERG..
Builders, 1608 20th st. n.w\, AD. 4696.1
— 10 (
CARPENTERS, steadv work, top wages.
Call RA. 7326 afte*- 7 p m. —-1 1
CARPENTERS: steady w’ork: only first-class i
mechanics need apply. 7:30 to 8:30 a.m. i
or 4 to 5:30 p.m., 1 109 20th st. n.w. —15 •
CARPENTERS WANTED lor long job at j
Columbia pike and South George Mason
dr.. Arlington. Va. —11
CARPENTERS. 2 exper., on inside trim:
also several GI trainees with some exper.
See MR. MORRELL. J st fl., 214 L st. n.e.
— 14
CARPENTER. Interested in permanent po
sition; 4 5 years of age or older. Must be
?ober and reliable. Apply Housekeeper.
HOTEL ANNAPOLIS, 11th, 12th and H sts.
n.w. —9
CARPENTERS. 10 needed: top waves fo*- :
lst-class carpenters; 2-year job MATHENY
CANTWELL CORP. Forest Glen rd.. op
posite Old Argyle Country Club, Silver
Spring. SH. 1900. —11
CHAUFFEUR AND GARDENER, colored
live in: must have good references. Call
CH. 7842. —12
CHAUFFEURS wanted: openings for a few’
steady, reliable men for meter-equipped
taxicabs in Arlington: excellent working
conditions: high earning potential. ARL
INGTON YELLOW CAB CO., 3537 Wilson ;
blvd. —12 |
CHEVROLET PARTS MAN—We have an
opening for an exper. man familiar whth
Chevrolet parts: a fine opport.: good sal-!
ary. working conditions and perm, position. 1
See Mr. Beale. BARRY PATE. Washington’s 1
Oldest Chevrolet Dealer. 1130 Conn. ave.
—10
CLERK for drafting room In electronics
manuiacturmg plant; some exper. aesir
able. SCHUTTlG <fe CO., 9th and Kearny
sts. n.e.
COLLECTION CLERK, experience In in
stallment store preferred. See JOSEPH
TASH. 719 7th st. n.w. —12
COLLECTION MAN. experienced, for small
loan office: car desirable but not essential.
Contact MR. LAWRENCE. OX. 3237. —11
COLLECTION MANAGER—National small
loan co. has opening for young man be
tween ages of 25 and 32 as collection man
ager; good opportunity for advancement
for man who is not afraid of work; or
ganization has definite plans for expan
sion in near future. In reply, please state
age. education and experience. Box
492-C Star. . —15
COLLECTOR with car; must know city
well. 924 N. Y. ave. n.w. 11*
COMBINATION BODY-FENDER and paint
man, good working cond.. good pay. Call
UN. 3130. BANNING SHEEHY MOTORS.
5800 Balt, ave., Hyattsville, Md. —10
COOK—Second cook, 0 days wk. Apply
DELRAY RESTAURANT, 2417 Mt. Vernon
ave., Alexandria. —11
COOKS, experienced, white: early hours;
5-day week. Call GL. 8668 for appoint
ment. —12
COOK, first-class, sober: steady position
with salary. Apply GEORGE S RESTAU
RANT. 1722 Eye st. n.w. —15
COUNTERMAN, white, experienced. Apply
in person. TASTY SNACK BAR. 4300
Ga. avn. n.w. —12
COUNTERMAN; experienced sandwich man.
Apply GEORGE S RESTAURANT, 1722 Eye
st. n w. •—12
CREDIT MANAGER—Have opening for ex
perienced credit manager; prefer one with
some knowledge of bookkeeping; good
salary, pleasant working conditions; see
Miss Jeff. LEED S JEWELRY CO., 725 7th
st. n.w. —14
CURB ATTENDANTS, age 18-25; 6 nights
a wk.. including Sat. and Sun.; hours. 5
p.m. to 1:30 a.m.: excellent earnings.
Apply in person. HOT SHOPPES. INC..
1293 Tavlor st. n w. —11
DELICATESSEN man. exper.. In kosher
stvle del.; good wages. 5008 1st st. n.w.,
RA. 1177. —14
DELIVERY BOYS (2). with D C. permit:
light, delivery. Apply UNIVERSAL AUTO
PARTS. 400 H st. n.e. —12
DELIVERY' BOY', colored, to work in gro
cery store, hours 8 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.; good
starting wage; D. C. permit required; must
be reliable. Apply in person at 2409
Franklin st. n.e.
DELIVERY MAN FOR ICE ROUTE, mini
mum weekly guarantee with good com
mission for men willing to work: must
have D. C. driver's permit. Apply in
person. ULINE ICE CO.. 3rd and M sts.^n.e.
DISHWASHER, colored, for small restau
rant: age 25 to 40. Apply rear 1016 l?th
st. n.w. —12
DISHWASHERS <2>. colored rood wages,
conv. transp. LOPEZ CAFE. 2710 Columbia
pike. Arlington. CH. 8260, OX. 4771.—14
DISHWASHER, colored: apply in person.
TASTY SNACK BAR. 4300 Ga. ave. —12;
DISHWASHER, experienced in machines.
Apply in person. SOLOMON’S RESTAU
RANT. 129 Kennedy st. n.w. —11
dishwasher, davwork hillcrest
RESTAURANT, 2714 Good Hope rd. ».e.
VI. 9727. , ^ j
DRAFTSMAN for ornamental iron shop1
having opening for veteran. Atlantic 1083.
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 HFRRIMAN.
DRIVER, colored, with motorcycle or car.
for night work delivering food boxes: sal
arv and commission SKIPPER’S CARRY
OUT SHOP. AD 1166 __„
DRIVERS FOR PARKING OARAGE, white:
worn from 4 p.m. to 12: must be exper. and
well recommended: good hrs. and wages.
Apply MR HOWARD cr MR. MOORE. Ml9
Eve st. n.w. —1 ”, _ ,
DRUG CLERK—Alert. ac“ve man; >4
per wk. to start. HIGGER'S DRUG. 5017;
Conn. . •—
DRUG CLERK, good hours and working
conditions, salary plus commission, good
chance for advancement. STANDARD
DRUG. 1113 G st. n.w. —12
DRUG CLERK—3 nights. 5-10 pm. and
every other Sun.; experienced only. local
refs. O'DONNELLS PHARMACY, 14th and
Colorado ave. n.w. *—•J , i
DRUG CLERK, experienced, excellent sal
ary. good working conditions, chance for
advancement. Apply MARKET PHAR
MACY. 7th and P sts. n.w. —11
DUPLICATING MACHINE operator, white,
experienced on multilith or Davidson ma
chines: able to work from job order and
deliver finished job; no plate making. In
ctnro nvncripnrp whpthpr vnu are
now working, salary you expect, phone
number, etc. Write Post Office Box 3046.
Washington. D. C. —!*•
DRY CLEANER—Local laundry and dry
cleaning plant has opening for competent
dry cieaner to take complete charge of
small dry-cleaning dent.: ability to insure
high-grade work at a reasonable cost es-*
sential; permanent position, good salary .
and working conditions. Give background
in detail, also salary desired. AU replies,
stridtly confidential. Box 351-C. Star. —10,
EDITOR to write for publication in labor;
field: college degree and actual collective'
bargaining experience required: good sal
ary; 5-day week, many other employ
ment advantages. Box 30P-C. Star. —11
EGG CANDLER, white: must be experi
enced. Apply MR. NEWMAN, 4th and C
sts. s.w. —10
ELECTRICIAN, for exact control wiring;
high wages. Apply 4020 Georgia ave. n.w.
ELECTRICIAN, journeyman, for work in
Washington and nearby Montgomery
County. Call WI. 7750 between 0:30
and 5. —11
ELEVATOR OPERATORS, whltt, age 20
35- experienced; to work in the Star
Building; 5-dav, 40-hour week, excellent
working conditions, permanent, increases
in Pay. Apply personnel office. Room 504,
Star Building, THE EVENING STAR. 1101
Pa ave. n.w. —10
ELEVATOR OPERATOR, colored: good
hours and pay; must have license and be
able to operate switchboard. Apply resi
dent manager, HARWILL APT., 1*35 K
st. n.w —12
ENGINEER, must have Rrd-clasa license,
steady Job. good pay. Apply PREMIER
CLEANEPS. rear 633 H at. n.e. —11
ENGINEER, 3rd class, to handle ftO-h p
oil-fired boiler in dry cleaning plant; excel,
oppor. for capable man. Apply OFFICIAL
CLEANERS. 3736 Minn, ave n e. —12
ESTIMATOR for painting contractor; com
Blulon. Bos 18-B. Star. 11*
4
_ HELP MEN.I
FARM HAND—2-rnor*i cot.tagp with elec..
but no plumbing, milk, wood and garden
Must be good teamster. Phone Falls.
Cnurch 1054-J B. F. SALSBURY. Post
Office. Fairfax. Va. —10
FARMER for outside work and to assist in
barn, must be sober, dependable and know
how to use modern machinery: new modern
house, electric lights, bath, oil heat ar.d
milk furnished: good wages. Write JAf'K
FRALINGER. Manassas, Va., R. F. D 3.
or call me, Haymarket. Va.. —11
FILIPINO BOY PREFERRED, cook and
able to drive: live in. Please telephone
DU 2944 any morning after 10 or call at
2 1*., R st. n.w. for interview.
FLOOR SANDERS <21, ist-class: good pay
See MR. CULP. 4632 Wisconsin ave. n.w.
FORD MECHANICS (6); 50-50 paj^holi
days and vacation with pay. group hos
pitalization. group life insurance. See Mr.
Worsham, LOGAN MOTOR CO., 1111 ISth
st. n.w. —10
FOUNTAIN HELP, ace 3 6 or over, exper
preferred but not nec.: we will train you:
uniforms furn. and laundered free. opor.
for advancement: pleasant working con
ditions. Apply PEOPLES SERVICE DRUG
STORE. 857 5 Ga. ave.. Silver Spring. Md.;
Mr. E. C Snyder. —11
FOUNTAIN HFLP —Honest, dependable,
daywork; $30 wk. and meals. EAST CAP
ITOL PHARMACY, 8th and East Capitol
FOUNTAIN HELP, for night shiftT’from:
11 p.m. to S am; age 18 yrs. or over;:
uniforms furnished and laundered free.
Pleasant working conditions. Apply to1
Mr. Horne. PEOPLES DRUG STORE. 14th
«t. and Thomas circle. —12
FOUNTAIN HELP (white only>, full time,
permanent: experienced young men wanted.
Call DU. 5858. * —10
r CUNT AIN MAN. exper., refs., eve. work.
WOODLAWN PHARMACY. 1219 No. Glebe
rd., Arl., 20 min. from K st. CH. 2222.
—10
FURNITURE REPAIRMAN, exper . steady
wont. Apply employment office. WARD
MAN PARK HOTEL. 2700 Woodley rd.
n.w. —12 ;
FURNITURE REPAIRMAN, exper., car
tiec.: perm. work. 5-day. 40-hour week.
Apply in-person, THE HECHT CO., 7th and |
FOUNTAIN PEN REPAIRMAN; permanent
position, excellent opportunity. KINSMAN
OPTICAL CO.. 1320 F st. n.w. —12
FURNITURE FINISHER and repair man.
must have previous experience: steady po
sition. good pay. Ask for Mr. Gross at the
H. ABRAMSON CO., 7th and L sts. n.w.
FURNITURE SALESMAN. experienced: '
20',’ discount on purchases. Apply per
sonnel office. 5th floor, GOLDENBERG S.
7th and K sts, n.w —!•* I
GAS STATION ATTENDANT, white: pleas
ant. working conti.. good future. Apply
HITES SERVICE STATION, J Nth and
Monroe sts n.e. NO. 9696. —lo
GAS STATION MAN. steady, dependable, i
SWAN S SUNOCO SERVICE. 6450 Georgia
ave. n.w. .— 13
GENERAL CLERK for medical clinic.1
part time. S:3o a m. to 12:30. 6 days a wk..
high school graduate; $70 per mo. 2520
Pa. ave. n.w. —11
GENERAL OFFICE WORKER- Must be
good typist: interesting and varied work:
construction experience helpful: excellent
opportunity; perm Apply at COLUMBIA
PINES. INC., 527 Oth st. n.w., Room 2'*4.
or cal! DT .3470. .—12
GRADER OPERATORS for caterpillar No.
12: work located Northern Va. ALex.
1848. CONTRACTORS SUPPLY CO. —16
GROCERY CHECKER, must be reliable,
sober and efficient, able to operate de
partmental National cash register Ap
ply in person with references. CHEVY
CHASE SUPPLY. 5630 Conn. ave. WO.
0464. —1 1
GROCERY CLERK, white or colored, with
driver's permit GEORGETOWN MARKET.
AD. 5391. 14no Wis. ave. n.w. —1 I
GROCERY CLERK, experienced, stocking
shelves in self-service super market.
BUCKINGHAM SUPER MARKET. 2920 :
Nichols ave. s.e. —12
GROCERYMAN. experienced, with knowl
edge of meatcutting, ambitious, for small
exclusive store: $50 week to start; rapid,
regular advancement. OR. 1826 —12
GROCERY TRI CK (DRIVER, colored: must
be reliable, sober and efficient: to deliver
groceries in and around Chevy Chase.
Md. Apply in person with references.
CHEVY CHASE SUPPLY. 6630 Conn. ave.
WO 0464. —11
HARDWARE SALESMAN—Young man IS
to 21 years of age, high school education
and single: willing to work and interested
in learning the hardware business. Apply
in person. 2148 P st. n.w. in morning.;
— 1 1 |
HEATING SALESMEN, 3 experienced men
to sell best known brands of heating
equipment for reliable, wTell-established lo
cal firm. Have too many prospects for ,
present staff. Liberal draw against com
mission Other salesmen earning $8.non !
to $15,000 yearly. Auto allowance. See
Mr. Jack Burgess, AMERICAN HEATING
CO . 55 K st. s.e. —14
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS to insert papers on
Saturday night. Apply to Mr. Albert;
Ferber any time this week and get letter
to the Ross School, 1730 R st. n.w.. for
your work permit. Be ready to start:
Saturday night at 8:30 p m. Good pay. ■
THE EVENING STAR, 1101 Pa. ave. n.w.
—11 i
HOTEL CLERK, man. over 4 0, reliable
and sober: steady work, good pay. J016
Eye st. n.w. Phone 9 a m. to 2 p.m. —11
INSTRUMENT MAKER, specialist in mfg.
of custom-built instruments: sufficiently
experienced to carry through job from
start, to finish. Apnly BOWEN <te CO..
471° Bethesda ave.. Bethesda, Md. —10
INSURANCE SALESMEN (3», exper.: $50
weekly drawing account, high commissions:
no collection?.; office space, secretarial end
telephone service free. For further infor
mation, call NA. 0190 between 9:30 and
10:30 a m.; eves., 5 to 7 p.m. TA. 5939.
—10
JANITOR, single, hotel experience, sober
and good worker: $100 per mo. and quar
ters. 1901 K st. n.w. —11
JANITOR, middle-aged, experienced: pre
fer to have 5th-class license: one of 16th
st ’s best 60-unit, apartments; must be
reliable, sober and dependable This is j
a good lob but confining. Prefer married ,
man with r.o children. Give reference and
experience. Apply Box 497-C. Star. —12
JANITOR WANTED-—Must be experienced,
5th-class license; 80 units. Apply desk, j
Embassy Apts., 1613 Harvard st. n.w..
—11
KITCHENMAN. experienced: good salary,
room and board. Call WO. 2125. MRS.
SMITH. —12
LABORERS AND BRICKLAYERS wanted
P. D. FORD, 907 East Ridge ave., Takoma
Park. Md. —12
LABORER. colored; dependable man
wauled ior tearing down electric motors in
repair shop. Good opportunity for right
man. Apply ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT CO..
2473 Sherman ave. n.w.
LABORER. colored; dependable man
wanted for armature stripping in electric
motor repair shop: good opportunity for
right man. Apply ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT
CO.. 2473 Sherman ave. n.w.
i *Turcc U'»vTrn _vrr *rr*oii
5 p m.
LAUNDRY ROUTF.MAN wanted salary and
commission; H-day week; small cash bond
reouired. Box 454-A. Star —14
LINOLEUM and asphalt tile mechanics:
must be exper.: highest rate of pay; extra
time if desired. Apply QUAKER CITY
LINOLEUM CO.. BOO F st. n w —15
LIQUOR AND WINE salesman for retail
liquor store, over 21 years old: must, be
aggressive, intelligent and hard worker;
liquor experience not essential: excellent
salary, good working hours. Apply in per
son at 244\’ 18th st. n.w. —11
MACHINISTS. 1 st-class. See MR. ZIFR
or call Atlantic 3116. •—12
M A CHIN I ST'S HELPER needed bv manu
facturing plant; 40-hr., 5-day wk.: pleas
ant working conditions. Apply WASH
INGTON INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY.
College Park. Md. —II
MAINTENANCE MAN for general main
tenance work, invoving minor repair
to buildings and equipment; must have
D. C. drivers permit; excellent oppor
tunity for sober, industrious man. bet.
ages of 25 and 40. State salary expected.
Box 113-C. Star. —11
MAN. young, to sell juvenile furniture
and wheel goods: wonderful opportunity
lor advancement: Fairlington shopping
center. Phone OV. 1300 for appoint
ment. —IB
MAN, white, married: learn service trade;
route work. perm., day time, salary; only
honest, sober man need apply: reference re
quired WESTERN EXTERMINATING CO.,
1 023 12th st. n.w. —15
MAN for outside wmrk. part time. Ee
thesda-Rockville area. State wage per
hr. and when available. Box 5783, Wash.
14. D. C. —11
MAN. white, about 40. strictly a non
drinker: to handle linen, rent rms.. etc ;
l.h.k. rm. and $140 mo . clear of taxes
Do not apply If you drink at all HOTEL
COURT. OHOfT Balto. blvd. TO 5678. —14
MAN. young, white, to work in small
lunchroom: some experience necessary
SL. 4628 after 6 p.rn for a opt. —12
MAN—26-50, good personality. exper. in
meeting public, preferably married: perm,
sales position: start, about $60 per wk ;
rapid increases. Apply 1<> am. to 2 pm
Suite 205-210, 1427 I st. n.w. NA. 7356
MAN theater manager, with ideas end
car not afraid of hours, desirous of work
ing for advancement in solidly established ,
and expanding theater business. Expe
rience no' necessary, but ability and
character are. Starring salary. $45, with
advancement depending on you. Apply |
Box 1BB-Y. Star.
MAN. 25-40. neat, ambitious, sales expe
rience preferred but not necessary; excel
lent. opportunity for advancement to man-;
ager. Apply F W. STIELMAN, 10;j N.
Alfred st . Alexandria. Va. —11
MAN. with car. for training for managerial
position. Sales experience desirable.
Salarv and car allowance. Apply Mr.
Caldwell. SINGER SEWING MACHINE
CO. 7015 Wisconsin ave. —11
MANAGER, parking garage, evening shift:
must, be thoroughly experienced, also some
knowledge automobile repair work, must
be able to meet people and discuss repair
bills; furnish reference for past 5 yrs.
Box 24B-C Star. —15
MANAGER. 5c and 10c store: recent ex
n<i - i r>n » in .X anrt 1 II *c;cpri t la 1 Annlv
KING S. 1504 7th st n.w. —14
MANUFACTURER’S REPRESENTATIVE by
an old nationally known manufacturer of
standard industrial products. Must have
top references and list lines now handled.
Box 398-B. Star —13
Mattress FINISHER. Steady work, good
pay. CAPITOL CITY BEDDING CO..
2719 Bladensburg rd. ne —II
MEATCUTTERS AND COUNTERMEN. 1st
class, no other need apply, for week end
and steady position: high wages, good
hours and working conditions. Apply In
person to P F Casey. ARCADE MARKET.
14th and Park rd. n.w. •—11
MEATCUTTER. experienced: excellent op
portunity. nice modern market. Apply
2444 Wisconsin ave. or call EM. 2171.
—15
MEATCUTTER, good hours, good pay,
must be sober. HO. 3380, or apply McKIN
LEY MARKET. —11 t
MEATCUTTER to take charge of meat
department in super market; must know
how to platter and display, good wages.
.V'a days: must be sober only nondrinkers
need apply. BUCKINGHAM SUPER MAR
KET. 2920 Nichols ave. s.e. —11
MECHANICS, exper. required, excellent
pav. good working conditions; 4^-hr. wk.
Apply ATWOOD TRANSPORT LINES. 419
New Jersey ave. n.w., 9 a m.-5 p m. —14
MECHANICS, automotive: need 2 men
25-45 years of age. who are willing work
ers and can do neat work, good starting
pay. Do not phone. Apply Mr. Schafi.
9-12 noon. AMERICAN TRAILER CO..
TNC.. 4030 Wis. ave. —11
MECHANIC, familiar with maintenance
and repair of “Stearins'’ block machine.
UN. 9877. ——10
MEN, steady, permanent Job In pipe fabri
cating shop for young men from 25 to 30
vrs. of aae Applv Mr Cathell. 1820 No
Arlington Ridge rd., Arlington. Va. CH.
1400 —13 .
MEN (2). white. between 25 and SO. with
D C driver’s permit, for grading work
oo Bat.; 90« Per hr. Call ME. 1325.
• *
f
HELP MEN.
MEN WANTED. Venetian factory, also Ve
netian blind hanger SOUTHERN VENE
TIAN BLIND CO.. 2251 .9th St. n.w. —10
MEN WANTED for steady work and good
pay as streetcar and bus operators; aver,
weekly earnings. $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. Cabin John: Route 30, Friend
ship Heights. streetcars to door. —11
MEN <2> wanted, with cars, by chain of
appliance stores, with some ability to
train to become store mgrs : exper. an
asset but not absolutely nec.. good earn
ings during training period: unlimited
future. Apply 0-12 noon. Sligo 2345
MEN. white, drivers and helpers, to work
m shipping dept. Splendid opportunity.
Report immediately. CURTIS BROS., FUR
NITURE CO., 2041 Nichols ave. s e. TR.
34.1. —11
MEN WITH CAR—Prominent wholesale
nrm has perm, openings in sales dept ;
fine salary, req. married, ambitious men.
with good personality. Box 122-C. Star.
MESSENGER, white boy. 15 or lfl!°to
work for newspaper; 40-hour week, ad
vancements. good working conditions,
many employment advantages; only those
wno want permanent, full-time work can
be considered. Apply personnel office,
g™™ 5<>4; siar building. THE EVENING
STAR. 1101 Pa. ave. n.w. _10
MOTORCYCLE RIDER to pick up parts for
auto dealer. BANNING-SHEEHY MOTORS.
ave • Hyatts.. Md. —11
MULTI GRAPH OPERATOR. experienced
preferred; o-day wk.; salary, $45 per wk.
to start. Box 367-T. Star.
NIGHT MAN. colored fnr lorvc m
apartment nouse vicinity 20th and F at
n.w. Must be familiar with switchboard
«nd oil burner operation; $110 par mo
MRS. CLARK. Republic 0401 12
OIL burner MECHANIC, experienced In
work and repair work. Wisconsin
4tlo6. _i o
OIL BURNER MECHANIC, no ni*ht or
&Ad?£o?0rl:; 4°-hr- wit- 4 to 0 p.m.,
WO. 2288. jo
PACKER, exper. packing, freighting, h h.
effects- must have best ref.; perm posi
tion. LION STORAGE. 460 N. Y. ave.
PAINTERS WANTED, steady work. Port
Davis pi. and Que st. s.e. •
PARTS RUNNER, young man to pick up
and deliver parts for Ford dealership
oppor. for advancement: must have D. C.
operator’s permit and know citv Applv
Mr. Buynak. FRANK SMALL, Jr . INC .
Pa ave. s.e.. LU. 434.3. —13
PART-TIME WORKER, ase 18-20. Mon -
Thurs.; 9 a m. to 4:30 p m. Apply GEN
ERAL AMUSEMENT CO., 3421 llth st.
PHOTOGRAPHER WANTS experienced call
er with car; best, offer in town. Call eves
bet. o-K. DI. 1671. _jo
PIANO PLAYER, white or colored, male.
at once. Must be good. Excellent salary
ond tips. Hours. 9 p m. to 2 a m Applv
PLASTER FTAVEv^ -*'* 'tth Rt -10
PLASTERERS. S„.,o per hr., steady work.
good mechanics. Call CH. 3885. _20
PLI MBER. experienced in installing gas
naves: helper furnished JOHN G
WEBSTER. 627 F st. n.w . EX. 4615 nr
PLUMBER S HELPERS, white, with driver'e
peimit. must be experienced in plumbing
and heating jobbing Nhop. steady work
and good wages; no drinkers references
required. J. C. FLOOD CO.. 2012 14th
st. n.w., DE. 2700. _17
PLUMBERS, $\* per hr for flrst-class men:
it you are not a mechanic, do not call
Telephone SL .3193 after 5 p.m. —11
PI.I MBERS. experienced in new work and
2?w°5,£Inii5ation- Cal1 Wisconsin 4656. —io
PLt MBERS (10), at once, for new con
struction: must be sober, excellent pgr.
Apply in person only. 7830 Wisconsin ave
n.w. _j *>
PORTER FOR JEWELRY STORE, must* be
dependable, willing worker: references re
quired. Apply THE ROSS COMPANY. 1331
F st. n.w. \o
PORTER, colored. 18 or over, part-time
work, drugstore. .3 or 4 evenings a week,
good salary and meals. 6224 3rd st. n.w ,
GE. 41 14.
PORTER for used-car lot: good Pav and
£°ud. Apply m person,
COAST-IN PONTIAC. 407 Fla. ave. n.f.
—Good hr? and working cond.
STANDARD DRUG CO., 1113 G st. n w.
PREvSSFRs wool and silk; perm, job'1 late
model Hoffman presses, good working
cond. Phone HO. 8735. —10
PRFSSER. experienced, part time 642
Rock Creek Church rd. n.w --11
RADIO REPAIRMAN for bench work; must
be experienced. Call RA. 1602. —11
RADIO SERVICEMEN <1 bench man),
must be exper. (2 outside servicemen),
must have D. C. driver's license. Call
MR. SICKMEN. RA. 3467. 5119 Ga ave
n.w.. between 9 a m. and 8 p m —12
RADIO SERVICEMAN—Experienced: good
steady lob. advancement. Apply LEltHENR
RADIO. 1.302 L st. n.w., 9 a m. to 9 p.m.
RADIO SERVICE MAN. experiencen, 20*#
discount on purchases. Apply emplov
ment office, 4th floor, S. KANN. SONR. CO.
1 o
REAI, ESTATE salesmen—Excellent op
portunity lor salesmen with car. full co
operation. Call SL. 5962; eves.. OL. 5229
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN for commercial
property, acreage and lots; excellent op
portunity for experienced men, rapable of
dealing with high-class clientele. W C.
& A N MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO.
Builders and Developers of Wesley Height*.
Sumner and Spring Valley, 4830 Mass ave.
n.w.. OR. 4404 _11
record salesman, experienced only:
for wholesaling standard brand througout
Virginia: $100 per wk. and commissions;
car necessary. VI. 2353 after 6:30 p.m.
REFRIGERATION MECHANIC—Must11 be
dependable; good salary. MR. BRAIN. U.
6328. —U
REFRIGERATOR SERVICEMAN go manage
new service dept, of distributor, handling
refrigerators, washers, ranges; must be
exper. and well recommended; all replies
will be held confidential. H. P. Briuhtman,
MID ATLANTIC APPLIANCE. 2048 West
Virginia ave. n.e. _ij
REGISTRATION CLERK, small student
housing project in i.w.; mature* dependable
person, age 30-40; 8-day week. Sunday off.
hours 3 p m. to 11 p m . GOVT. SERVICE,
INC,. 1119 21st st. n.w.
RELIEF CLERK, downtown hotel. 46-hr.
week Address Box 248-C. 8Ur. —18
RELIEF CLERK, hotel experience; reliev
ing day clerks, cashiers and night audi
tor: references required. Call MR.
BOONE. DI. 8822 —11
ROLTEMAN, old established dry cleaning
business; good commission; hustler only.
3707 Nichols ave. sc —10
SALESMAN—Fine salary, car expense, plus
comm.: perm ; prominent wholesale con
cern. married man. ambitious with good
sales personality. Apply at onre. Box
1 11 -C. Star. —10
SALESMAN, credit and rash Jewelers, ex
per.: excellent salary and commission,
splendid opportunity for live wire. Apply
SCOTT JEWELERS. 812 F ft. n.w. —10
SALESMAN-COLLECTOR, for industrial
insurance route; car necessary. Apply
Room ?j 7, Columbian Bldg. 418 *th st.
n.w t —12
SALESMAN, young man. white, married or
single; salary and commission, knowledge
of auto parts and supplies helpful, chance
for advancement Apply In person. 3140
M st. n.w., MR. O DONNOGHUE. No phone
calls. ij
SALESMAN—For boys’ clothing: commis
sion basis with weekly drawing account.
5-day. 4()-hour week: 20 per cent discount,
on purchases Apply employment office,
4th floor. S. KANN SONS CO. —12
SALESMAN for insurance debit: wonder
ful opportunity for advancement: also
openings as canvasser to bill debits: sal
ary and commission; state experience.
Box 283-C Star —13
SALESMAN WANTED—Local young man
to sell upholstery supplies and mat
tresses; inside work. BFDELL'8. 810
F st. n.w. —12
SALESMAN—If you are not satisfied st
your present job or need more money and
can follow instructions, with us you can
easily earn $100 per wk. or more, to
begin: there is no waiting for your money
vou are paid every wk Stop in and talk
to MR GILES at 200o R. I. ave. i> e • 2d
floor front. —1]
SALESMAN—A nationally known life in
surance comnanv will rake on 2 salesmen
about Jan. I. J94S. on salary or commis
sion. These men will be thoroughly
trained to sell life, accident and group
insurance and annuities. Salesmen of
other life Insurance companies will not
be considered. Married men preferred.
Must be very well acquainted in this city
Age 28 to 38 preferred, with Jtmne
training Box 133-C. Star. —15
SALESMAN, specialty, experienced, mar
ried. 25 to 35 yrs. of age. must own ear:
only top-flight men considered. This is
one of lhe outstanding organtgatlon* In
the District. Earnings from *500 to
**oo per mo. for conscientious workers
Apnly 1X12 M st. n.w between 12 and 4
t> m . see MR TOWNBfeND —U
SALESMAN, experienced In selling sport
ing goods and sportswear: good salary and
commission, permanent position. PLAZA
SPORT SHOP 10th and E st.s. n.w. —12
SALESMAN, exper.. for furniture store.
ood falBrvan'' workin~ rond Apolv Mr
Murray. JULIUS LANSBURGH FURNI
TURE CO . 009 F st. n w. —12
SALESMAN, experienced hardware clerk to
work in large retail store; good salary, ex
cellent hour?., pleasant, surroundings Ap
ply 925 Penna ave. n.w —12
SALESMAN, for large retail store, soma
experience necessary In general over-the
counter s*eswork: excellent hours, good
salary with chance for advancement.
Apply 925 Penna. ave. n w. —12
SALESMAN—We are looking for a sales
man who is now representing other lines
of household articles and Is calling on
dept, stores, appliance store* and furniture
stores. We have the distributorship of the
very well-known Floorola floor water and
polisher and want some one to sell It along
with hts other lines In Washington and
surrounding counties. Contact Mr. Smith.
AMCO PRODUCTS CO,. 1*12 M at n w.
Phone NA 4153. —1*
SALESMAN, radio and elactrio appliance*,
exper. preferred, excel, salary. THE SUN
RADIO CO . 93* F st. n.w. See Mr. Stanley.
—1*
SALES MANAGER to direct sales In Ws«h.
area for nationally known brewing organi
zation. Applicants must be between the
ag€.s of 35 and 40. with a background of
proven leadership Give full details as to
past and present business connections,
stating education and qualifications, also
salary expected. Reply Box 5-A. Star.
SALESMEN—Exceptional opportunity fa?
successful salesmen, age 25-30. now em
ployed, who are not satisfied with their
future possibilities and are willing to
study and work to learn our business:
should have practical exper. In bank, in
dustrial or commercial accounting: high
caliber, mentally alert and of exceptions!
character: must be capable of earning
si0.000 a yr. after training. *?P,y
person don't phone Mr Murphy. NA
TIONAL CA8H REGISTER CO . 121? K
SALESMEN—We want 6 salesmen, need
not be experienced. I will show you how
and help you close orders Produe^ n»*
great appeal to home owner*. i ear*
around rale*, but *' *!* lEL beet ,’‘4il5S
months now. Calj MR. FRANK.
12th st n.e. MI. 478.. —U
SALESMEN—Radio and apnl!*nee men
needed for Washimr’on's largest orsrsri
ration. Excellent salary setup. stead*
employment. Experienced ;PpH»ne« w
£rsreo£M?'*a&o *
SALESMEN—-A* m'n needed that ean »*H
eiertric equipment and appliance* now
stock, no collectln*. no delivering. leads
furnt=h»d. See MR CALVIN. 9 a m to
12 noon weekdays, 8oq By* *t »»,
2nd floor____—__±i——
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