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School and College
DIRECTORY
ACADEMIC ART national mt school
“ * 2027 Maw. Ave. N.W.—34th Year—HO. 4*58
.tM Palntln*—Charcoal—Pastel—Water Color—Landscape—Still Life—Portrait.
r iMlvldnal Instruction hr Proftsslonal Faculty. Besinners and Advanced Student!.
ACCOUNTANCY Benjamin Franklin University
_ - 1100 lHth St. N.W. BE. SMI
Two-ve»r day or three-year evening program leads to B. C. S. degree . . . offers
igMinc training for accounting and auditing positions . . . furnishes a basis for
Mvaneement to executive posts requiring knowledge of accounting, law, finance
ana taxation . . . prepares for C. P. A. examinations. One-year post graduate
course leads to M. C. S. degme. Pace curriculum. Coeducational. Ask for 41st Year
_ Book. Applications accepted for day and for late afternoon (4:55) classes only.
ACCOUNTANCYAND Columbns University
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION DE. 3545 M Coeducational)
AeenaUncy and Business Administration for Professional Accounting, for Business
Degrees: Bachelor of Commercial Science. Master of
Y5®®l®r**wScien«5* Master of Accounts (in Government) and Master of Fiscal
Administration. Ask for catalogue.
ACCOUNTANCY southeastern university
, W *" W 1 1736 G St. N.W. NA. *668
Beginning and advanced courses leading to B. C. S. degrees; also graduate eonrsos
leading to M. C. 8. degrees. Prepare now for advancement in private and govern
ment positions. Course of study includes all phases of Accountancy and Business
Law, Economics. English, Public Speaking. Federal Taxation, and Auditing.
Evening school only. Phone or write for the new 1047-48 catalogue. FALL
TRIMESTER BEGINS SEPTEMBER 15. REGISTRATIONS NOW ACCEPTED.
ENROLL TODAY__ .
ACCOUNTANCY Strayer College of Accountancy
Homer Building. 13th and F Sts. NA. 1748
Apply in advance for admission to new year classes—Day Sessions. January 5;
Evening Sessions. February 9. Choice of courses: 2-year day course. Business
Administration with Accounting major. B. C. S. degree conferred; 3-year evening
course. B. C. S. degree conferred: 1-year graduate course, M. C. 8. degree con
ferred. includes C. P. A. preparation.
Approved courses for G. I. Veterans. Visitors welcome Call for information, guid
ance or registration. Office open daily and evenings except Saturdays.
■ mmi x nmomifi w worn hisunaa*
aki nouu aunyuij
2013 Eye St. N.W. (North Side of Park), NA. 8051
Commercial and Fashion Illustrations. Interior Design and Decoration. Design for
Textiles. Oil and Water Color Painting. Day, Evening and Saturday Adult Classes.
_ Start Sept. 15; Registrations Now Being Accepted.
ART Columbia School of Commercial Art
1239 Vermont Are. N.W. at N St., bet. 13th & 14th 8ta.
Day-ETenlnr. ME. .76*8.
General Commercial Art. Cartooning and Caricaturing. Commercial Illustrating.
Fashion Illustrating. Drawing Equipment Furnished. Start now. Successful
Graduates. Employment Service. Send for Art Catalogue. Columbia “Teeh’*^
^ Established 35 years. COURSES APPROVED FOR GI VETERANS TRAINING.
a n T NATIONAL ART SCHOOL. 34th YEAR
2027 Mass. Ave. HO. 4255
Day and Eveninr Classes. Register now for Fall Term.
_ .Fine Arts—Advertising Arts—Interior Decoration—OH Painting
Fashion Illustration—Costume Design—Junior and Children’s Sat. Classes.
__APPROVED FOR VETERANS—CATALOGUE ON REQUEST.
ART Southeastern University
1736 G St. N.W. NA. 1668
For everyone—UNIVERSITY CERTIFICATE COURSES in Painting, Water Color,
Interior Decoration, Advertising Art. Poster Design. Ceramics and Sketch. ENROLL
AT ANY TIME. Small Classes—Individual Instruction—Moderate Tuition. Adver
tising Art Course approved for Veteran Training. Telephone NA. 2668 for 28-page
Advertising Art Catalog.
ART OF LIVING Aghes McCall Parker School
1150 Connecticut Ave.
(air conditioned) 13th Successful Year
APPROVED FOR VETERANS UNDER GI BILL—CONTINUOUS SCHOOL YEAR
Self-confidence, poise, ethics, manners, conversation, voice, diction, grammar,
public speaking. Free voice recording. Enroll now for September classes.
Call in person, or telephone ME. 2299.
BEAUTY CULTURE mabelle honour school
1340 N y A„ * ME. 7778
_ .... Famous HONOUR System—Established 1918.
Thorough training in all branches. Part time day or evening classes. Approved
GI training. Enroll now. Free catalog on request.
BROADCASTING Academy oi Broadcasting, Inc.
3338 16th St. N.W. DE. 5580.
America’s pioneer school in broadcasting, in operation since 1934. Complete ana
riractical courses In broadcasting, leading to Immediate positions. Also instruction
n television technique. Register now. Enrollment limited. Approved for veterans*
training.
CERAMICS Boots Groves Studio of Ceramics
VUAintAAV w 3330 Prospect Ave. N.W. •
Class instruction day and evening. Children's classes morning and afternoon
Saturday. Limited enrollment. Opening Sept. 22. Enroll now. Adams 4886.
CIVIL SERVICE boyd's civil service school
SPECIALISTS. Resident and Home Study Courses. Inquire 1333 F St. NAtl. 2349.
Comptometer Operator n+tmgm*
Short, intensive, interesting comptometer course will qualify ambitious young
men and women for positions at good salaries. Moderate tuition. Individual
instruction. Students enrolled every Monday. Free placement service. Day and
evening classes. Call, write, phone for complete information. The oply authorized
Comptometer School in Washington—operated by the Comptometer Division of
Felt A Tarrant Mfg. Co. Geo. D. Lane, manager.
DANCING Phil Hayden Dance Studios
** W M 1708 S St. N.W. DU. 3431 *
TAP, BALLET. ACROBATIC and BALLROOM
for adults and children, beginner nr professional. Special Babv Classes, Evening
Classes for Business Men and Women. Teen-age Ballroom Classes. Catalogue
_ mailed upon request.
COLUMBIA SCHOOL OF
1239 Vermont Ave. N.W. at N St., Bet. 13th and 14th Sts.
■stab 35 Tears. ME. 5626
Hundreds of Graduates In Government, Municipal and Private Positions.
Mechanical, Architectural. Electrical, Aircraft. Topographic, Statistical, Patent
Office. Sheet Metal, Machine, Landscape, Building. Blue Print Reading. Emu.
Service. Drafting Equipment Furnished. Start now. Day or Evening Classes.
Send for catalogue. COURSES APPROVED FOR G1 VETERAN TRAINING.
DRAFTING national drafting school
^ 2027 Mass. Ave. N.W. HO. 4255
Modern Methods—All Branches of Professional Drafting.
. Register Now for Day and Evening Classes—Placement Service.'
_APPROVED FOR VETERANS—CATALOGUE UPON BEQUEST.
DRAMA - SPEECH Academy of the Theatre
*** 2610 S St. N.W. DU. 8948
George Vivian. Director—Professional training—Approved for Veterans.
ENGINEERING
t (Between 13th ft 14th) Met. 5626 (Established 37 years)
•-Month Units and 2-Year Dav or 4-Year Eve. courses in Aeronautical, Electrical,
Machine Design, Civil, Air Conditioning. Engines. Building Design, Radio and
Surveying. Enroll immediately. Also Drafting and Art courses. Send for catalogues.
Approved for Veterans training. _
Inter-American Training
Brazilian-Spanish-Arcerican Secretarial and Commercial. Practical Training, Fast
Individual Instruction. Free Placement Service. Limited enrollment now for day
or evening courses, open to Vets. 5th year in Washington.. See phone ad page 725.
■LANGUAGES BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
MAXIM Rrt9 ,-th (At Eye) NW National 027*
ntINCH, SPANISH. GERMAN, or an, oth.r lanruarr. 1st. 1S78.
APPROVED FOR GI VETERANS TRAINING
There la a BERLITZ SCHOOL in EVERY LEADING CITY o! the WORLD.
MACHINE SHORTHAND STraorwE JHSTimE
NA. 8320.
Featuring THE STENOGRAPH, the world’s smallest shorthand machine. MACHIN1
SHORTHAND is a profession. Learn to write 150 to 250 words per minute. Also
approved for Veterans under G. I. Bill, new machine included. Register now.
New classes, Day School, Sept. 15 and 29; Evening School, Sept. 15 and 30.
MACHINE SHORTHAND ™Z°"uua-£2;
Beginners' Classes in Machine Shorthand. THE STENOGRAPH. NEW, EASY
METHOD. Day School Sept. 22. Oct. 27. Night School Sept. 22, Oct. 27.
Continuous Classes in Review and Dictation. Approved for Veterans’ Training.
i ■. «> 1 . 1150 Connecticut Ave
Personality Development y.«
Agnes McCall Parker School
(Air Conditioned) APPROVED FOR VETERANS UNDER G.I. BILL—CONTINUOUS
SCHOOL YEAR. Self-confidence, poise, manners, conversation, public speaking,
diction, grammar, salesmanship. Free voice-recording. Enroll now for September
classes. Call in person, or tclphone ME. 2299.
PROFESSIONAL TRAINING WASHINGTON SCHOOL
FOR RUSINESS FOB SECRETARIES
An intensive one-year course for young mei. providing preparation for a business
career. Suggests through an overview of various business functions, possible
•elds for specialization—Advertising—Salesmanship—Office. Approved for Veterans.
District 2480 National Press Building
RADIO BROADCASTING sodtheastern univ.
1736 G St. N.W. NA. 2668
Embrsces all the skill necessary for Radio Broadcasting. Dramatics, Script Writing.
Commercial Salesmanship. Sports Announcing. Radio Law. and Television. Practi
cal instructors. Each now engaged in Radio work. Soundproof studio and broad
Learn Radio from a practical angle. Evening classes. ENROLL NOW. For furthe.'
information call or write. Approved for Veterans’ Training. Classes start Sept. 15.
SECRETARIAL B0YD SCH00L «* commerce”
1333 F St. (Opp. Capitol Theater). NAt. 234®
REFRESHER and INTENSIVE Beginners’ Course In SHORTHAND. Typewriting.
Accounting. SAVE H to V* nsual time on refresher courses. SMALL classes. RAPID
comptometer all electric calculators. Vocabularly Building. English. Bookkeeping*
progress. Aeeredlted. Established 28 years. Positions GUARANTEED Graduate*
•f complete courses Thousands placed annually in TOP SALARIED positions.
APPROVED ”GI School” for Veterans Training. Manager is overseas veteran.
Day-Evening sessions. NEW classes starting. Register Early. Inquire.
SECRETARIAL Sirayer College of SecretarialTraining
MM VMM ft CftftBftGftft* Th)rteenth and F street, NA. 1748
Apply now for admission to fall classes, dav and evening sessions. The dates
for admission are September 29 and October 6.
Students may enroll as beginners in shorthand and typewriting for review or
refresher training, or for dictation and transcription.
Diplomas are awarded and courses are approved for Veterans. Registration
office open day and evening.
SECRETARIAL secretarial school”
Complete Secretarial Training. Beginners’ Classes Day School, Sept. 22, Oct. 13.
Night School. Sept. 22. Oct. 13. Business English including Grammar. Spelling
and Letter Writing Sept. 22. Individual Instruction Emphasised. Continuous
Refresher and Advanced Classes. Approved for Veterans’ Training.
SECRETARIAL Washington School for Secretaries
MMVMft** • ma National Press Bldg. 14th and r Street. N.W.
Th. School With A Select Student Body.
Day und Evening Classes.
STENOGRAPHY: OFFICE SYSTEMS AND PROCEDURES; SECRETARIAL TECH
NIQUE. TRAINING THAT EQUALS YEARS OF EXPERIENCE: PREPARATION
fob immediate employment and future promotions, students
SELECTED FOB APTITUDE. APPROVED FOR VETERAN*.
TELEPHONE DISTRICT 2480 FOR REGISTRATION INFORMATION
Shori-Story Wriiinq Moneyway Studios
a wava j vvaaaaaaij Lew|s 1(0fton Monerway. A. M., Director
9he Penthouse. 912 19th St. N.W. NA. 8092 Folders on reenest.
244he year begins Oct, 1. Registration Sept. 20. 1 to 6 p.m._
SPEECH Agnes McCall Parker School
RrtiVM (Air-Conditioned) 13th Successful Tear. 1150 Conn. Ave.
APPROVED FOR VETERANS UNDER G.l. BILL—Continuous school year. Pnblio
Speaking, Diction, Grammar. Salesmanship. Free Voice Recording. Call in person,
•r telephone ME. 2299. Enroll now for September classes. __
p r r r H DALE CARNEGIE COURSE
• * “ W ** *12 Colorado Bldg. 14th A G Sta. N.W. DI. 416S
Registration now open for Seutember Claw*..
--i-I
EDUCATIONAL
BERLITZ
AOth Year—French, gpanieh, Italian, Ger
man or any other lanrnaye made eaey hr
the Berlits Method—arailable only at the
BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
839 17th St. (at Eye) NAtional 0370
^lAvvroved^tor^WETERAWRAININGM
TEMPLE SECRETARIAL
SCHOOL
Fall Claaaea
Complete
Secretarial
T raining
Day School, Sept. 22, Oct. 13.
Night School, Sept. 22, Oct. 13.
Business English, Sept. 22
Continuous Refresher and
Advanced Classes
Approved for Veterans' Training
1420 K Street N.W. NA. 32S8
Visit America’s
Only Exclusive
Hotel Training
Learn how YOU Q.L..I
can enjoy the O B II 00 I
thrill of colorful, 3i,t Year
luxurious hotel life. You can
qualify quicky through Lewis
Training. Earn while you leam!
Prepare now for a, WELL-PAID
POSITION and sound future.
Day Classes—Home Study Course
Both Approved for G. I. Training
September Classes Filled. Enroll
Now for Later Classes.
Call. Write or Phone for Free book
Open Monday thru Friday to 5:30 P.M.
Lewis Hotel Training School
2301 Pa. Ave. N.W., ME. 4692, Ext. 28
Experienced Advertisers
Prefer The Star
! EDUCATIONAL |
PRIVATE SCHOOLS
i DAD EK1TC • In are Invited to eon,alt
* 1 — • ni concerning boarding
schools. Free Information on Military,
Preparatory, Church Schools and Jpnlor
; Colleges. Oar recommendations are based
on personal visits to schools.
WASHINGTON SCHOOLS ASSOCIATION
8M 18th St. N.W. RE. 1785
--i
THE INSTITUTE OF SLAVIC A EA8T
; EUROPEAN STUDIES
Call far Appointment, NA. 2722, Ext. 38S 1
Srrn i Latvian
’ \ Lithuanian
_ .0 I Russian
Work toward DIPLOMA er PROFESSIONAL
CERTIFICATE. Ta to rial elaeeee are limited
to 5 atadenlft. Placement Service. Scien
tific method* of training vnder G. L Bill.
PORTUGUES
i ESPANOI
**W s»e phone ad pat* 725
• 1/ FAN AMICOS INSTITUTE
V v 1340 N.Y. Av. Dial SEftOftS
SHORTHAND
rrr-i
MACHINE
SHORTHAND
. .ie Stenograph
New, Easy Method
Beginner*’ Clatte*
Day School, Sept. 22
Oct. 27
Night School, Sept. 22,
Oct. 27
Continuous Classes in Review
and Dictation
Approved for Veterans' Training
TEMPLE SECRETARIAL
SCHOOL
The original Stenograph School
in Washington
14*0 K Street N.W. NA. 3*08
•—.- •
Southeastern University
Junior College
Afternoon classes (1 to 5) in Economics, English, History,
Mathematics, Science, Sociology and Spanish.
Evening classes (6 to 10) in Accounting, Art, Business
Finance, Drawing, Economics, English, General Business,
Government History, International Ec. Relations, Journal
ism, Law, Marketing, Mathematics, Psychology, Science,
Spanish and Transportation.
Coeducational, Small Classes
Experienced, Practical Instructors
Associate degree given upon completion of 60 semester
hours of approved work.
Enrollments now being made.
Call NA. 2668 or Inquire at Room 300
1736 G Street N.W.
Classified Advertising
Office Hours
Leave your ads at the Busi
ness Office, 11th and Pennsyl
vania avenue, open 8 a.m. to
11 pjn., 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 por 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.45o
Out-of-Town Rate Is charged
on all advertising 25 miles or more
from Washington.
Claims for errori muit be made In time
for correction before second Insertion.
When canceling classified advertisements
bs sure to make a note of the cancellation
number. This Is Important In esse ronr
statement does not show a credit for the
cancellation.
If advertisement wee prepaid, retain
caab register receipt, which bears s serial
number, with date, and Identifies Tour
advertisement.
T net nn/4 Vaiivs A A A tforH Bom on t o
appear on Page A-3.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
MATERIAL TAKE-OFF’S from plans, pri
vate home to garden-type apt. Call VI.
7019. —20
DIAMONDS, JEWELRY WANTED—Highest
cash prices. Free appraisal. ARTHUR
MARICEL. 940 F st. n.w.. NA. 0284.
DIAMONDS, old Jewelry and silver wanted.'
Expert appraising free. LIVINGSTON &
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 gai.,
automatic; no cash needed; small monthly
payment: Immediate installation. D. A.
STANSBURY, LI. 3029.
GAS HEATING BOILERS and hot-water
heating plants; no cash needed: small
monthly payment; Immediate installation.
D. A. STANSBURY. LI. 3029.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts unless contracted by myself.
ROBERT H. MacGILL, 1534 Stonewood
rd.. Baltimore 12, Md. —18
TUTOR WANTED, preferably one who uses
phonetic system to teach remedial read
ing to a lO-yr.-old. RA. 5457. —18
ACCOUNTING SERVICES—Fully qualified
accountant will open, operate and estab
lish controls, expert food and liquor. OV.
4807. or write Box 413-D. Star. •
I WILL NOT be responsible for any debts
contracted by any one but myself. CLIF
FORD A. HODGES, 1457 Morris rd. s.e.
20*
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stock
holders of Woodward & Lothrop will be
held at the Office of the Corporation at
11th and F sts. n.w.. Washington, D. C.,
on Monday, the 20th day of October,
1947. at 12 noon, for the purpose of:
Approving the Minutes of the previous
Annual Meeting. Electing Trustees to
serve for the ensuing year, and until their
successors shall be elected. Authorizing
the Trustees to appropriate funds for
charitable and civic contributions during
the ensuing year. To transact such other
business as may properly come before the
Meeting. The Management, at this time,
knows of no other matters that will be
presented. The Annual Meeting affords
Stockholders an opportunity to Inform
themselves as to corporate affairs, and It
<s the hope of the Management that they
will take advantage of this opportunity
by being present. D. RANDALL BUCKING
HAM. Secretary. Dated: Washington, D.
, C.. Seotember 18, 1947. —20
LENDERS. INC., will sell at public auc
tion on October 8, 1947, at 3 p.m.. a
1939 International truck, motor No. C30
21820. titled In the name of Herbert
Thornton, at the Washington Auto Auc
tion. Silver Spring. Md.
:
: •'tVTien answering adi'ertise
ments addressed to Star boxes
do NOT inclose original ref
erences, photographs or other
papers of personal value. Ad
vertisers often fail to call fcr
all replies addressed to a Star
box number and this mail is
destroyed if remaining over 10
days after final insertion of
advertisement.
-I
HELP MEN.
ADVERTISING AGENCY wants box to learn
business while performing duties as mes
senger. See Mr. Lax. KAL, EHRLICH &
MERRICK ADV. AGENCY. Suite 314, Star
Bldg.
ADVERTISING PRODUCTION MAN—TOP
salary to man who can handle all phases
of account. GENERAL PLACEMENT SERV
ICE, 1307 H st. n.w., EX. 1395.
APPRENTICES—Two young men, not over
21, to assist roofing mechanics at GRIF
FITH-CONSUMERS. Good wages and
steady work. Phone MR. PHILLIPS at OL
1873 between 7;30 and 10 a m. or 4 and
5 D.m. —2
APPRENTICE for dental laboratory, prom
ising future, permanent, 5-day week. Ap
ply 2nd floor, 1722 Eye st. n.w. —18
ASSISTANT LOAN MANAGER for personal
finance company, age 21-35; car prefer
able but not necessary; exceptional oppor
tunity for advancements: good salary and
car allowance. KRAFT LOANS, 3303 j
R. I. ave. n.e., UN. 2900. —21
AUTO MECHANIC, experienced, white
only; good working conditions; modern
equipment. Route 301, 38 miles from
Washington. CROSSROADS MOTOR CO..
La Plata. Md 19*
AUTO MECHANIC for fleet maintenance
work on motor trucks; Macks. Whites. In
ternationals, etc.; must be sober, reliable
and fully experienced; hours, 4 to 12
p.m. Apply to Mr. Dorr, KANE TRANSFER
CO . 2110 5th st. n.e. —18
AUTO MECHANIC, for newest and finest
Dodge-Plymouth shop in city; excellent
opportunity for permanent, well-paying
work to qualified men. See Mr. Morton,
Dir A r A/ri*YTWD rn 1im DhnHa TalonH
ave. n.e. —19
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC, perfect work
ing conditions, new shop: lst-class man
wanted. A-l AUTO WORKS. 9723 Oa.
ave., Silver Spring, Md. SH. 1131. —18
AUTO MECHANICS, lubrication men, serv
ice station attendant: all daywork; good
pay. 1201 Bladensburg rd. n.e. FR. 3600.
—18
AUTOMOBILE 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 Inter- j
view. See Mr. Little, service manager,j
CAPITOL CADILLAC CO., 1222 22nd
st. n.w. —19
AUTO MECHANIC to work on General
Motors cars. FLOOD PONTIAC, 4221 Con- j
necticut. WO. 8400.
AUTO METAL MEN, experienced, B’/a-day
week, vacation with pay; high earnings.
See Mr. Mahoney. ADDISON CHEVROLET
SALES. 1622 14th st. n.w. —21
AUTO PAINTERS’ HELPER, experience pre
ferred. A-l AUTO WORKS, 9723 Georgia
ave.. Silver Spring, SH. 1131. —20
AUTO SALESMEN, we can use several ex
perienced auto salesmen to buy and sell
used autos. This is a fine opportunity for
you to make a contact with Washington's
largest Lincoln and Mercury dealer; ex
cellent commission arrangements. Apply
sales manager, MAYFLOWER MOTORS.
INC., 1125 loth st. n.w. Closed Saturday
and Sunday, RE. 0303. —19
AUTO BODY MAN, must be experienced:
clean, cool, well-lighted shop; average earn
ings *100 weekly: 51i-day week. See Mr.:
Garner. McMAHON CHEVROLET, INC., j
6323 Georgia ave.
AUTO MECHANIC, exper.. De Soto, Plym
outh dealer; excel, working cond.. good
salary. BOWIE VINCENT MOTOR CO.,
601.3 Georgia ave. n.w., RA. 0400. —24
AUTO TRUCK PARTS dept, manager, must
be capable and reliable; International
truck dealer. See MR. MALONEY, 8126
Georgia ave.. Silver Spring. -—24
AUTO SERVICE MANAGER—We have a
position open for an executive, paying
approx. *10,000 per annum. We expect
to get a thoroughly experienced man
whose reputation and ability would Justify
the income. Reply by letter, stating brief
outline of employment of past 10 years.
All replies strictly confidential. Box
327-C, Star. —20
AUTO SERVICE SALESMAN, experienced,
vacation with pay. 6lfe-day week. See Mr.
Mahoney, ADDISON CHEVROLET SALES.
1522 14th st. n.w. —21 I
AUTO UPHOLSTERER and trimmer, must!
be exper. and able to do excellent work on
tops of upholstery seat covers; excel, op- J
portunity for right man; 5-day wk.. vaca
tion with pay. hospitalization. See Mr.
McKee. McKEE-PONTIAC, 1828 L st. ;
n.w. No phone calls. , , —21
BAKER, experienced in sweet goods. Also :
baker's helper. Call in person. PARK
umn watcicrv 1434 Park rd. n.w. —18 i
BOY, colored, to work in grocery store:
must have D. C. driver's license. RITZ
MARKET, 301 10th St. s.w. —19 |
BRICKLAYERS WANTED, *25 per day
Long Job, work all year 'round. Plenty of i
work In Md. and* D. C. Call after 8 p.m.,
LI. 4201 or GE. 7723. —21
BRICKLAYERS WANTED — Job of 34
homes, starting 100 new homes in town
soon. Steady work, top wages. Report
for work with tools, on N. H. ave., ex-1
tended 13/10 miles over District line,
right to houses being built by ALDON
CONSTRUCTION CO. See Donald Brown j
or Louis Zieger. , —19
BRICKLAYERS. *25 Per day. white only:
lst-elass mechanic. Job 7000 Defense
hwy., Stanley dr.. UN. 9897 or CO. 6273 '
BRICKLAYERS for a number of Jobs in'
Wash, area; all large work; top wages and
travel time where required. ANCHOR
FIREPROOFING CO.. 900 i st. n.w.
Phone RE 1066.
BRICKLAYERS. *24 a day. long Job. steady
work. Call Chestnut 8849. —24 ■
BRICKLAYERS—*25 per day. long job:1
Silver Spring area. Call 8COVIE, UN. 1023;
after 5 p.m. or SH. 6129 during day. —21 |
BRICKLAYER (1). *25 day. all-year
round work. Benning rd. and Southern;
ave. s.e. or call WA. 4614 for information.;
BRICKLAYERS, lst-elass white mechanics.'
must have tools: steady work, good pay.
Call NICK ROMANO after 8 p.m., LI. 3160.
—18
BUILDER’S ASSISTANT—Competent and
aggressive young man with construction
and engineering experience: must have
car; be willing to work and know how to
handle mqp: permanent position: chance
for advancement and future. State quali
fications. Bo* 391-D. Star. —18
BUTCHER, good clerk, exper., sober; 5
day wk.. good pay. steady Job. Apply
RUBIN BROS.. 58 O St. Market. —19
*
HELP MEN.
iBUTCHER. exp., sober, butcher, permanent
Ob. VI. 0234. HY. 0284. —18
tUTCHER, sober, exper.; write In detail,
stating ref., salary expected, etc. Box
416-C, Btar. —23
BUTCHER—Regular work. Must be sober
and reliable. Apply DOS STORE, P01 3rd
st. s.e. —ip
BUTCHER, thoroughly experienced: must
be A-l man, capable of taking charge of
a high-class meet dept.: salary no object.
Write Box 329-C. Star. —18
BUTCHER, all wk. or week end: for self
service DGS. Acoly 4415 Bowen rd. s.e.,
VI. 8220. 20
BUTCHER to take charge of meat dept.
In progressive supermarket; In reply state
experience and salary expected, etc. Box
467-C, Star. —18
BUSBOY, part time, 5 to 9 p.m.; good
wages. 1777 Columbia rd. n.w. —19
CAB DRIVERS. Packards: single or double
shift. HENRI. Ill Mass. ave. n.w. 20*
CAB DRIVES—Now Is your opportunity
if you have a good 4-door sedan and
want to make good money: join the Vet
erans’ Taxi Co. of Silver Spring, our ex
panding bualness calls for more cabs.
For more information, call STAN GOLDS
BERRY. SL, 5900. —18
CABINETMAKERS (15), steady work,
good wages. ABRAM E. STERN CO.. 442
Swann ave., Alexandria, Va. OV. 3211.
—21
CABINETMAKER, capable of assuming full
charge of Small shop; steady employment
at high wage. CHAIKEN, INC., RE. 8538.
—19
CABINETMAKERS (2). apprentices <2):
5-day week; steady employment. PITT
CON WOOD PRODUCTS CO.. 4621 Balto.
ave., Hyattsvllle, Md. WA. 8968. —19
CAR WASHER—One who can furnish
reference and also D. C. driver’s permit.
Apply ANDERSON SERVICE, 712 9th st.
n.w. —18
CARPENTER WANTED, new house. 1222
Pine Crest Circle. Woodside Park, Stiver
Spring, Md. —21
CARPENTERS WANTED—Experienced men
needed, top wages paid. Call CH. 2552 or
CH_. 1596 between 5 and 7 p.m. —21
CARPENTERS, must be experienced; both
two large projects, enough for more than
two yrs. work; both in the District and
Silver Spring. BROWN-KESSLER CO.,
INC. Phone RA. 2885. —21
CARPENTERS, experienced In remodeling
and new work; top wages. Apply 3612
14th st. n.w. —18
CARPENTERS, 2, capable of handling
remodeling work; steady employment, at
excellent pay. CHAIKEN, INC., RE. 8538.
_19
CARPENTER for remodeling and cabinet
work; permanent Job for industrious man
with transportation; pleasant working con
ditions, hospitalization, good wages. 44
hour week. See MR. FEBREY, 1108 K st.
n.w., bet. 7:30-9:30 am. —20
CARPENTERS, long job, top wages, job
located Forest Estate, Silver Spring. Md
Out Georgia ave. extended, l mile beyond
Forest Glen rd. BRISKER & KORTH,
INC.. SH. 9546. —18
CARPENTERS (union), steady work, long
time job. See Mr. Kelly, F. II. MARTELL
CO.. INC., Naval Ordnance Laboratory,
White Oak, Md. —21
CARPENTERS, wages. $2 per hour; long
job. Apply at Columbia pike and S.
George Mason dr.. Arlington. —19
CARPENTERS, BRICKLAYERS and labor
ers. Apply 3342 Prospect ave. n.w. after
4 p.m., or 2350 George Mason dr., Arl,
Va. all day. 18*
CARPENTERS WANTED, top wages for top
men. Call MR. SHAPIRO at AD. 1539. be
tween 6 and 8 p.m. —22
CHEF, white, exper. and reliable, good hrs.
and good pay. Apply 4109 Wilson blvd..
Arlington. Va. —18
CHEF and pastry cook with references.
FIESTA RESTAURANT. 1625 K st. n.w.
Mr. Quing. —22
CHEVROLET PARTS SALESMAN to work
in parts dept, of lrg. Chevrolet dealer
ship; pleasant conditions and good salary.
See Mr. BeBle. ADDISON CHEVROLET
SALES. INC., 1522 14th st. n.w. —19
CLERK and delivery man. help In retail
hardware store and drive light delivery
truck; good opportunity. CARR HARD
WARE CO.. INC . Hyattsvllle, Md. UN.
1144, ask for Mr. Carr. —18
CLERK for grocery-delicatessen, full time,
perm, job; good salary. Call Adams 1217.
CLERK, with some knowledge of typing
and bookkeeping, for manufacturing con
cern; $40 per wk. to start; vacation and
other advantages. Box 446-E, Star. —19
CLERKS—Excellent opportunity for ambi
tious man in large retail store; some ex
perience in over-the-counter saleswork pre
ferred. but not absolutely necessary; good
starting salary with opportunity for ad
vancement. Apply 925 Penna. ave. n w.
—21
CLERK-TYPIST, permanent and interest
ing position for capable, energetic person
who is interested in the future; 5-day
week. AM VETS, Suite 300, 724 9th st. n.w.
—19
COLLECTOR-SALESMAN for large Wash,
retail credit organization; experience nec
essary in installment collection. Routes
now collecting over $150 per day; sales
average over $600 per week; earnings $100
to $150 per week; good car necessary.
Apply Tuesday. ALL STATE HOME
EQUIPMENT CO , 3730 10th st. n.e. —18
CONSTRUCTION FOREMAN, experienced
in housing and apt. projects, familiar with
all building trades; perm, position. Write
Box 116-C, 8tar. —18
CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTENDENT, ex
perienced, steady program in Falls Church
area. Call bet. 9 and 5 daily. FA. 2976.
COOK, fry cook for night shift. GL. 9(?97.
COOK, must be exper. on the range; good
salary. Apply in person. FORD'S FOOD
SHOP. 710 14th st. n.w. —20
COOK (white), experienced and reliable;
Is AW rne 4 kl a neelilen . n 11 a Mm, n ,4 — a m i*vk a
knows his business; nightwork; 6-day wk.;
good salary; refs, required. Apply in per
son to 6915 Georgia ave. n.w. ■—20
COUNTERMEN (2) for restaurant. Phone
UN. 2858 for appointment Thursday. Fri
day or Saturday. —20
COUNTERMAN wanted In restaurant:
good salary. Apply 1555 Pa. ave. s.e. —20
COUNTERMEN—Attractive wage schedule,
opportunity for advancement: stop in at
5100 Georgia ave. n.w. for interview be
tween 11 a.m. and noon, except Sundays;
at all other hours, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m..
call SL. 6600 for information. The work
Is interesting, the working conditions are
excellent, the surroundings are modern and
attractive, the work is steady. See Little
Tavern first. LITTLE TAVERN SHOPS,
INC., “Famous for Hamburgers.”
DEPT. MANAGER, auto truck parts: must
be capable and reliable. International
truck dealer. MALONEY’8, INC., 8126
Georgia ave.. Silver Spring. —23
DINING ROOM and kit. help wanted, col
ored. Apply steward's office. GEORGE
TOWN UNIVERSITY, kitchen, 37th and
0 sts. n.w. —18
DISHWASHER, colored, experienced: no
Sunday work. Apply In person. 1609 17th
DRAFTSMAN, architectural. McLEOD &
FERRARA, 1830 Jefferson pi. n.w., RE.
1307. —19
DRAFTSMAN — Experienced cut stone
draftsman; permanent; good opportunity
for right man; will consider man with
construction drafting experience; give age,
experience and salary expected. McLEOD
& ROMBORG STONE CO., INC., Bladens
burg. Md. Phone WA. 2462. 19*
DRIVERS, experienced, to deliver groceries
In town: must have good refs. Apply DIS
TRICT WHOLESALE GROCERY CO.. 1332
5th st. n.e. —19
DRIVER-SALESMAN for established baby
food route. Inquire BABY’S BUTLER
SERVICE. 430 Delaware aye. s.w. —20
DRIVERS WANTED for Diamond cabs:
new 1046-1#47 cabs and used cabs avail
able; reasonable rental rates: must have
Identification card. Apply Diamond let,
101 M st. n.e., see MELVIN H1SRIMAN.
DRIVER, must understand long distance
moving and hauling furniture: must have
his own tractor and bonded. NORTHERN
MOVING & STORAGE CO., 1525 New York
ave. n.e^. •
DRUG CLERK, part time, experienced:
1 or 2 to 6 p.m., 3 days per wk., part
of Sunday. KENESAW PHARMACY. 3069
Mt. Pleasant st. n.w., CO. 3882. —24
DRUG CLERK, part time, alternate nights
and 8undays; exper. COLONIAL VILLAGE
PHARM., 1737 Wilson blvd., Arl., CH. 4222.
—19
DRUG CLERK, exp., part-time evenings;
must be well acquainted with high-class
colored trade. Apply in person only. LANG
STON PHARMACY, 2401 Benning rd. n.e.
—21
ELECTRICAL ENGINEER and electrical
draftsmen, with industrial power and light
ing experience; for long-term Baltimore
project; top rates, vacation, sick leave.
List experience and rate desired. Write
Box 428-D. Star. 21*
ELECTRICIAN, must be fully experienced;
steady work. State experience and salary
expected. Box 308-E. Star. ■—19
ELECTRICIANS, 2: new work, good pay.
CH. 2000. Ext 506. —18
ELEVATOR MAN. white. Masonic affiliation.
Apply Box 430-D, Star. —20
ELEVATOR OPERATORS, colored, male,
20-35 years of age, must be able to pass
physical examination; experienced, to work
in the Star Building; 5-day, 40-hour week;
vacations, sick benefits and other employ
ment advantages; permanent; starting
salary $26 with scheduled Increases in
pay. Apply personnel office. Room 504
Star Building, THE EVENING STAR, 1101
ELEVATOR ^OPERATOR, white, exper. not
necessary. Apply superintendent of serv
ice, CARLTON HOTEL, 16th and K sts.
n.w. ♦ —19
ENGINEER, colored, reliable. 3rd class.
See Cooper at HOTEL HARRINGTON —22
ENGINEER, 3rd class. Apply REGAL
CLEANERS, rear of 612 1.. st. s.w. —19
ENGINEER, 5th. class, w^ite, for super
vision of heating plant in' large garden
type apartment project in s.c. Must live
on project and be willing to be subject to
call at any hour. Call FAIRFAX VIL
LAGE APTS., VI. 8260. Mr. Carpen^r.
—19
FLOOR 8ANDERS AND FINISHER, must
be experienced. Call AT. 3657. —17
FOOD CLERK, 5-day. 45-hr. work wk.;
hrs.. 8:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.: $36.75 to
start; excel, opport. for advancement;
must have Droven records of stability in
previous positions, pleasing personality
and Initiative; veteran may train on the
job: exper. not necessary. Apply SAFE
WAY STORES, 4th and T sts. n.e. —18
FOOD CONTROLLER, experienced for lead
ing Washington hotel, write Box 249-E,
Star. —19
FOUNTAIN CLERK (white), over 18. for
neighborhood drugstore; no nights or
Sundays. LT. 4498 —20
FURNITURE BUYER ASST., preferably
case goods experience: $05 to $100 wkly.
See or write R. MARS, personal, 410 1st
FURNITURE FINISHERS, must be ex
perienced: 5-day. 40-hour week; 20
discount on purchases. Apply employment
office. 4th floor. S. KANN SONS CO. —10
FURNITURE FINISHERS—40-hr. wk.; in
side work; excel, working conditions.
Good salary, company benefits. Call or
see Miss Jones, SEARS ROEBUCK & CO.,
2301 Lawrence ave. n.e. NO. 654S. —18
FURNITURE REPAIRMAN, exper., steady
work. Apply employment office. WARD
MAN PARK HOTEL, 2700 Woodley rd.
n.w. ■—19
FURNITURE SALESMAN. experienced;
5-day week: 20^» discount on purchases.
Apply 5th fl„ GOLDENBERG S, 7th and
K sts. n.w. —18
GARAGE ATTENDANT, nlghtwork refer
ence required. See Mr. Beach. VERMONT
GARAGE, rear of 1114 Vermont ave. —20
GAS STATION MAN with reputation for
reliability. SWANS SUNOCO SERVICE,
8450 Georgia ave. —22
GRILL MAN. white. 1230 11th St. t.e.—BO
GROCERY CLERK, with checking expe
rience; good salary. Call OV. 2400. —21
GROCERY CLERK. Independent store ex
perience. References required. Oood pay.
Box 888-C^Star. —18
!HELP MEN.I
GROCERY CLERKS, with or without «x-1
; perlence: 5-day week (45 hours), good sal-1
ary and opportunity for advancement: va
i cation with pay. Apply ACME MARKETS, I
- 18 M >t. n.e., Mon.. Wed., Prl., 9 to
GROCERY STOCK CLERK and chauffeur,
experience not necessary, good salary.
CENTER MARKET. 6201 Baltimore ave.,
Riverdale, Md. —18
HANDY MAN, live In: reference*. WI.
4763. —18
HEATING INSTALLATION SURER VISOR,
for take-off work and Job supervision on
large apt. Installations. Must have prac-:
tical experience. Box 121-C, 8tar. —18 !
HEATING ENGINEER, for take-off work
and job supervision on lge. apt. installa
tions. Must have practical experience.
Box 116-C, Star. —18
HEATING SALESMEN—3 experienced men
to sell best-known brands of heating
equipment for reliable, well-established lo
cal firm. Have too many prospects for
present staff. Liberal draw against com
mission. Other salesmen earning $8,000
to $16,000 yearly. Auto allowance. See
Mr. Jack Burgess, AMERICAN HEATING
CO., 55 K st. s.e. —21
HELPER, to carry slate, must be steady
worker: good pay. SH. 6937
HELPERS WANTED for roofing and sheet
metal co. MI. 3126. —19
HOUSKMAN-BUTLER, live In. to clean
downstairs: willing to learn, sober, char
acter reference reoulred: good wages, every
other week end off. SINCLAIR. OR. 0316.
HOUSEMAN, colored. 25 to 45, daywork,
hotel experience desired, recent local ref
erences. Apply housekeeper, DODGE HO
TEL, 9 a m. to 3 p.m. —18
INSTRUCTOR, experienced refer, man, to
teach in local school; attrac., year-round
position. Details, Box 328-C. Star. —20
INSURANCE OFFICE WORKER, with gen
eral fire and casualty experience, good
salary with opportunity for advancement.
Give full particulars of experience and
education Box 89-C. Star. —21
INSURANCE—Man for industrial debit;
opportunity for permanent, well-paying
position to right man. Apply 410 Com
mciuc <3C o»vju*j jJiuK.t < i>u anu a blb. ii.w.s
between 9 a m. and 12 noon. 18*
INVESTIGATORS. Insurance work cover
ing Arlington, Alexandria and vicinity:
must type 45 w.p.m., minimum, and have
car; ages 23-27: national agency; good
future. Telephone after 2 p.m. only
NA. 0831. —18
JANITOR, kitchen worke colored, pvt.
school in Bethesda. good lary, live out.
must have driver's license. Call MISS
PROSSER, WI. 2223. —22
JANITOR, must be reliable, dependent and
furnish references; to take care of small
office bldg. See MR. KAHN. 1108 16th
st. n.w.. Rm. 203. —24
JANITOR, colored, for large building on
16th st. n.w. Only experienced man need
apply. Must have 5th-class engineer's
license. Salary and quarters. BOSS &
PHELPS. INC., 1417 K st. n.w. NA. 9300.
—IS
JUNIOR ECONOMIST — Recent college
graduate with training in statistics for
economic research staff of national weekly
news magazine: 5-day wk : new air-condi
tioned office bldg. Phone DI. 2900, Ext.
264.
KENNEL MAN, single, white, take care of
dogs, also milk 2 cows; live in: private
residence tn Wash. NA. 2629. —19
KENNEL MAN to work in veterinary hos
pital. Apply in person, 4615 41st st. n.w.
—22
KITCHEN HELP, nightwork. Apply D C.
DONUT SHOP. 2016 14th st. n.w. —18
LANDSCAPING ESTIMATOR — A local
nursery; experienced only, need apply.
WA. 1287. J. H. BURTON. —18
LUBRICATION MAN. steady lob. vacation
and 6 legal holidays, in modern lubrl
torium, prefer man with service station
exper.: attractive proposition. See Mr.
Wheeler. BILLHIMER & PALMER MOTOR
CO., 3110 Hamilton st.. Hyattsville, Md.,
WA. 0900. —20
MAN interested In promoting wholesale
and retail dry-cleaning route; new truck
furnished: salary and commission. JOHN
SON'S CLEANERS, 3231 Rhode Island ave.,
Mt. Rainier. WA. 9794. —18
MAN to take charge of produce dept, in
grocery store, nr. District line. CENTER
MARKET. 6201 Baltimore ave.. River
dale, Md. —18
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, $45, with
advancement depending on you. Apply
Box 166-Y. Star.
MAN TO ASSIST STEWARD of hotel
J kitchen (white), experienced preferred but
I not necessary: will train. Apply steward,
CARLTON HOTEL, 16th and K sts. n.w.
—19
MAN, capable of taking charge of waiters
and service in local cocktail lounge. Ability
to maintain lst-class service necessary.
Must be presentable and able to meet pub
lic. Local references if possible. Box
51-E, Star. —19
MAN. white, experienced, for Saturdays,
to draw and cut up chickens; 10 hrs'.
work: $1 per hr. ARCADE POULTRY
STAND No. 48 and 68, 3134 14th st.
n.w. —19
MAN, white, married: learn aervice trade;
route work, perm., day time, salary; only
honest, sober man need apply; reference
lequired WESTERN EXTERMINATING
CO . 1023 12th st. n.w. » —23
MAN WANTED to work In cold storage,
in dairy plant. Apply 1335 H st. n.e.,
LI. 2400. —19
MAN WANTED, about 40. to work on the
newsstand located outside of Washington
Post Bldg.: steady Job, good pay. Closed
Sundays, rveierence requireu.
MAN to remove awnings. CAPITAL AWN
ING CO., 1503 North Capitol st. —19
MAN, 24-60. with good education, appear
ance and personality: ability to meet people
more important than previous sales exper.:
start about $60 wit., rapid increases. Apply
10 to 3 p.m., Km, 305-210, 1427 Eye It.
n.w.
MAN. 25 to 35, married, to sell fencing to
home owners, institutions, manufacturing
plants and Government offices; must have
high school education, automobile and be
able to furnish references; nominal salary
to start; right man will be trained for
managership of fence dept : excellent fu
ture. For appointment, cal! HO. 6600. —21
MEATCUTTERS, 2, fully experienced, cap
able of handling back room In supermarket,
excellent pay. 5'/i-day week. Apply SHIR
LEY FOOD STORES. 2806 So. Quincy. Ar
lington. Va.. 12 min. from 12th and Pa.
ave. n.w. Take bus marked Falrlington,
get off at Shlrlngton. —18
MEATCUTTER to take charge of meat
dept, in progressive supermarket: in reply
rtate experience and salary expected, etc.
Box 90-C. Star. —18
MEATCUTTER, must be reliable, sober,
able to manage meat dept.; highest wages
paid. Apply Wed. morning, DAVE'S MAR
KET. 1448 P st. n.w. —19
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. —18
MEATCUTTERS. with or without experi
ence: 5-day week (45 hours); good salary
and opportunity for advancement; vaca
tion with pay. Apply ACME MARKETS.
18 M st. n.e., Mon., Wed., F*rl., 9 to
11 a.m.
MEATMAN, experienced, sober, accustomed
to high-class trade. OR. 1709. —20
MECHANIC, flrst-class. desired by auto
motive agency for work In a modern shop
with finest working conditions; excellent
gay. health and accident policy, yearly
onus plan, uniforms furnished. Call Mr.
Smith. SH. 3400. WILLIAM CHEVROLET
CO.. Silver Spring. Md. —19
MECHANIC, man to do minor repairs and:
act as station attendant. Apply DOWNER’S
AMOCO SERVICE, 1st and K sts. n.e.,
ME. 6468. —20 i
MECHANIC WANTED for pen ball and1
music boxes: must be neat, sober, steady.
Apply to MR. RODINS, 412 9th st. n.w.
—19
MECHANIC, paint and body, desired by
automotive agency for work in a modern
shop with finest working conditions. Ex
cellent pay, health and accident policy,
yearly bonus plan, uniforms furnished.
Call Mr. Smith. SH 3400, WILLIAM CHEV
ROLET’ CO., Silver Spring. Md. —19
MECHANIC, experienced In cigarette or
candy vending machines: excellent oppor
tunity. Phone MR. DUCKETT, ME. 1872
for appointment. —19
MECHANICS, for motor truck work; must
be fully experienced, sobet and steady
workers. To such men we offer the best in
working conditions; a shop equipped with
all large tools, equipment to eliminate:
heavy lifting; cool In summer, warm ini
winter: top pay plus overtime; average
hours 53: group hospitalization and other
advantages. Apply up to 7 p.m. SHERIFF:
MOTOR CO., 900 Rhode Island ave. n.e. :
—21 I
MECHANIC, good hours, clean shop, good
pay See MR. MARKWOOD. Premier Cab
shop. 2337 Sherman ave. n.w . —18
MEN for restaurant counter work, good
opportunity for advancement good start
ing salary with increasei, food allowance, I
free life and hospitalization Insurance.
Apply WHITE TOWER office. 714 18th
st. n.w., 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
MEN. age 21-26: positions open in tabu
lating section of accounting office; no
exper. necessary: 5-day wk.: advancement
as xou learn. Apply SAFEWAY SIORE,
4th and T ats. n.e. —18
MEN WANTED for steady work at good
pay as streetcar and bus operators; arer.
weekly earnings, $60; no experience neces
sary, all training paid for; opportunity for
ne/v«vnHnn ml 11 ■ naniinn lV(t«m ■ DflH vat'll -
tton, free transportation. Apply In person
weekday mornings, Monday through Friday,
between 8 30 a.m. and 12 noon. For the
convenience of those unable to call for in
terview on weekdays, the employment office
will be open until further notice on Sat
urdays. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. CAPITAL
TRANSrr CO., employment office. 3132 M
st. n.w Take Route 10, Rosslyn; 20, Cabin
John; 30, Friendship Heights streetcars to
door.
MEN for restaurant counter work, good
opportunity for advancement, good start
ing salary with increases, food allowance,
free life and hospitalization Insurance.
Apply WHITE TOWER office. 714 18th
st. n.w , 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. —18
MEN, 2, ambitious, white, young, helpers
on moving van: prefer men from Virginia
areal CH. 8596 for appointment. —18
MEN (20), golf course maintenance, easy
outdoor work, 80c an hour to start. Apply
7:30 a.m. ready for work. MR. GIBRASKI,
East Potomac golf course. —20
MEN (4), general help on new homes con
struction at No. Englewood across from
Cheverly; short walk from Chapel Oaks:
90c an hr. MR. DICKEY, WA. 1146. —19
MEN, empl., over 24, for part-time sales
work eves, and Sat.: exper. not necessary.;
if able to meet public; minimum 12 to 15:
hrs. weekly, earnings about S1.60-S2 hr.
REAL SILK HOSIERY MILLS. Apply Fri-!
day after 10 a.m. or phone NA. 7356,'
Rm. 210. 1427 Eye st. n w.
MESSENGER—Must have car. to work.
part time between the hours of 12:30
p.m. and 4:30 p.m.: prefer student vet-j
eran: good opportunity to learn construe-,
tion business. Call Mr. Shlfrin. FEDERAL;
CONTRACTING' CO.. 916 New York ave. ;
n.w.. NA. 7416.
MESSENGERS, white boys. 15 or 18, to
work for newspaper; 40-hour week; ad-!
vancements; good working conditions: many
employment advantages; only those who!
want permanent full-time work can be I
considered. Apply personnel office, Room
504 Star Building. THE EVENING STAR.;
M01 Pa. ave. n.w.
GHT CLERK, experienced, for small
hotel; 60-55 yrs. of Ige. Apply the A8TOR
HOTEL. 1235 N. Y. ave. n.w. —19
NIGHTMAN, for apartment building: 10
p.m. to 7 a.m.. 6 nights weekly; switch
board knowledge helpful: no quarters.
Apply with references to resident manager.
3061 Idaho ave. n.w. —23
NIGHT MAN. colored, sober, for lge. apt..
11 p.m. to 7 a m.. S90 a mo. 1841 Colum
bia rd. n.w. AD. 4619 see manager. —19
HELP MIN.
OFFICE ASSISTANT, young man, single,
high school education, pleasing personality,
good handwriting; typing desirable but not
absolutely necessary. Apply in person in
the morning. 2146-48 P st. n.w. —20
OIL BURNER MECHANIC, experienced in
new work and repair work. Wisconsin
4666. —19
OPTICAL SURFACE GRINDER, excellent
opportunity for man of stability; perma
nent. KINSMAN OPTICAL CO., 1320 F
It. n.w. —24
OUTDOOR CLERICAL WORK, experience
not necessary, training paid for; IS to 45
rears of age. high school graduate learn
to check traffic; work full time. 6 days
per week; about $175 per month for 48
hour week. Apply In person Monday
through Friday, between 9 am. and 12
noon, CAPITAL TRANSIT CO., employment
JfBce. 3132 M st. n.w.. Georgetown. Take
Route 10. Rosslyn: 20. Cabin John; 30.
Friendship Heights streetcars.
PACKERS, stockmen (white); 5-.day. 40
lour week; 20% discount on purchases,
apply employment office. 4th floor. 8.
KANN SON8 CO. —19
PACKERS AND HELPERS, experience with
household goods required; good wages,
iteady work. SECURITY STORAGE CO..
1140 15th st. n.w.
PAINT STORE CLERK, experienced: good
starting salary and a real future. We will
train you for our sales staff: replies con
fdential. Mr. Clark. THE BROOKLAND
70.. TA. 7000. —18
PAINTER, white, first class. Apply MA
KONEY WALLPAPER CO., 324 Penna. ave.
s.e. LI. 0569. _ —18
PAINTER, white. NEW COLONIAL HOTEL.
15th and M sts. n.w. DI. 3436. —20
PAINTER, white, for office bldg, mainte
nance See MR. BARTLEY, 707 Wood
ward Bldg. —18
PARKING ATTENDANTS, white, over 18
vis.-, experience required, steady work,
apply parking lot, corner 13th and E sts.
n.w.
PARTS SALESMAN, to work In parts dept.
at lge. Chevrolet dealership; pleasant work
ing conditions and good salary. See Mr.
Beale, ADDISON CHEVROLET BALES.
INC., 1522 14th st. n.w. —19
PERSONNEL ASSISTANT —We need a
young man between 25 and 30 to assist
w fvjsvhuu UlUtC W1U1 CAIU11I1BUUI15
or vision given to applicants for employ
ment, as well as the filling out of applica
tions for employment, ect. The work re
quires accuracy, thoroughness and ability
to get along with people. It Is particu
larly suitable for a young man who is
attending college at night and wants day
time work to help pay for his education.
While the position is permanent and will
pay a fair salary, it does not offer great
opportunities for rapid advancement. We
work a o-day. 40-hour week. To be con
sidered. please write, giving your age.
education, work experience if any. marital
status, whether yoO are at present em
ployed and if so, how soon you would be
available, and mention range of salary
desired. Box 406-T, Star.
PHARMACIST, prescription work. HIG
GER’S DRUG, 6017 Conn. ave. —20
PHARMACIST, registered and exper.: good
hrs., good pay, sick benefits, vacation with
pay. Apply Mr. Marcus, PEARSONS
PHARMACY. 2448 Wis. ave. n.w. —20
PHARMACIST, registered in D. C.; must
be experienced and acquainted with high
class colored trade. LANGSTON PHAR
MACY. 2401 Benning rd. n e. —21
PHARMACIST, registered, full time, salary
open. POTOMAC DRUG STORE. 1564
Wis. ave. n.w. —19
PHOTO PRINTER, 18 or over, exper. pref.
but not necessary. Good possibilities.
PORTER STUDIOS <fe PHOTO SUPPLIES,
FA. 2953. —23
PHOTOGRAPHER’S ASST., experienced in
portrait studio; rapid advancement to neat
appearing, energetic young man. Write in
detail to Box 368-D. Star.
PHOTOGRAPHER, darkroom worker, for
night club; white: 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. Call
RA. 8441. 6 to 8 p.m. —19
PLASTERERS, top wages, steady work,
good mechanics. Apply on job, 21st and
No. Jefferson sts., Arlington, Va. —20
PLASTERER, steady inside work. Apply
employment office. WARDMAN PARK HO
TEL. 2700 Woodley rd. n.w. —18
PLASTERERS AND LABORERS, lat-class
mechanics. Apply 1279 21st n.w. —20
PLUMBERS, experienced in new work and
modernization. Call Wisconsin 4656. —19
PLUMBER for suburban house work: must
have car. Call WA. 6030, 7:30 a m. till
5:30 o.m —19
PLUMBERS, journeymen: good pay. per
manent employment. Call between 6 p m.
and 9 p.m. TO. 5971. —24
PLUMBERS AND STEAMFITTERS. experi
enced /nen with refs wanted for new and
old work, good pay for qualified mechanics
STEWART BAINUM CO., 6912 4th st. n.w.
GE. 4435. —24
PLUMBERS, year-around work, good wag
es. excel, working conditions, perm, job;
call after 4 p.m. AT. 6990. —21
PORTER, colored, over 45 yrs. of age.
for general cleaning. See MRS. KIMBALL,
1228 Eye st. n.w. —20
PORTER, colored, young, to work in drug
store: good hrs.: good pay; furnish refs.
Box 466-V. Star. —19
HOUSE, 4244 Conn. ave. n.w.
PORTER—Restaurant experience. 1361 H
st. n.e. —19
PORTERS, excel, salary, nice Job; no nights
or Sundays. PARKING SHOP PHARMACY.
4841 Mass. ave. n.w. —20
PORTER, full time cleaning and filling
stock. 1113 G at., n.w. STANDARD
DRUG. —18
PRESSER, part time, evenings. Apply in
person at MODEL CLEANERS, 3024 Ham
ilton st . West Hyattsville. —20
PRESSER, experienced only; good pay.
food hours: permanent. Apply RUDOLPH’S
CLEANERS. 4722 14th at. n.w. —19
PRESSER, experience necessary, to work in
large retail store; excellent salary to ambi
tious and experienced man; convenient
lours, pleasant surroundings. Apply 925
Penna. ave. n.w. —21
PRESSER, experienced on ladles’ and
lien’s garments; references. MI. 9638. —20
PRESS HELPER, experience not essential.
SAYNES LITHOGRAPH, 1140 East-West
iwy.. Silver Spring. Md. —18
riusssinAM—Man or goo a naoits ana ae
lendable; must be able to operate platen
>resses. PREMIER PRESS, 1457 Church
it. n.w. —20
PRESSMAN for fully equipped Job shop,
top salary, best working conditions, steady
iob for good, reliable man. Box 95-C,
5tar._ —18
’SINTERS, 2 handmen (day), 2 linotype
iperators (night). 2 linotype operators
3rd shift), union. 37'A-hr. wk. Needed
it once. Apply BYRON 8. ADAMS, 512
L 1th st. n.w. —20
PRINTER, good compositor, as working
foreman for commercial Job shop: must be
tellable, sober, of good character, able to
neet customers and make prices during
iny temporary absence of owner; no ama
teurs or "has-beens." State full details In
tonfider.oe In first letter. Box 440-E, Star.
—18
PRODUCE MAN. experienced In display,
luper market background: must be sober.
BUCKINGHAM SUPER MARKET, 2B20
tdchols ave. « e. —19
PUBLIC CONTACT MEN (2), age 21 to 34.
to be selected for permanent association
with national organisation, largest In Its
field promoting direct sales of universally
iccepted product; personality, good educa
tional background and car required; ex
teptlonally attractive earnings possible
ifter brief training. Phone SH. 3093. —21
HAN, colored, for care of ground, one of
Washington's colleges; references required.
iVI. 5838. MR. SCUDDER.
RADIO REPAIRMAN—Well-trained me
thanic with good knowledge of radio,
ihonograph. also television, preferable,
st first some pickup service with own car
nay be helpful but not absolutely neces
lary; good chance for advancement. EX.
1336 or EM. 4043.
RADIO MAN, bench exper., and some out
itde work; car not essential; only exper.
nen need apply; good salary and working
:ond. MID CITY RADIO SHOP. 1142 7th
it. n.w. —21
RADIO REPAIRMAN, for bench work;
must be thoroughly experienced; perm, po
sition in modern air-conditioned shop; va
tal 'or. and sick leave with pay. Bee MR.
GILL 2145 Queen's Chapel rd. n.e. —19
RADIO REPAIRMAN—We need a well
trained mechanic with a good knowledge
if radio, phonographs; salary and car al
owance. Write Box 410-B. Star, giving
ige. salary desired and details of experi
ence. —20
RADIO SALESMAN, excellent straight sal
iry; must be experienced. STAR RADIO
CO., 409 11th st. n.w.
RADIO SERVICEMAN, experienced; good
lours, steady Job. advancements; salary
>pen. Apply LEEHAN'S RADIO SALES
k SERVICE, 1302 L st. n.w.. bet. 9 a m.
ind 0 p.m. —19
RADIO SERVICEMAN, must be thoroughly
sxperienced In radio repair; good oppor
tunity for right party; 6-day week; good
vorking conditions. Apply Mr. Kimball.
COLUMBIA WHOLESALERS. INC.. 2122
14th pi. n.e., PR. 8317. —21
RADIO REPAIRMAN, only thoroughly ex
oerienced on home and auto radios need
ipply; full time, highest wages according
o ability, In a well-equipped radio service
lent. Residence phone. CH. 2000, Ext.
189; business phone. OX. 1174. —21
RADIO SERVICEMAN, experienced: car
necessary; permanent position, 5-day, 40
ir. week, excellent starting salary, car
illowance. liberal bonus and discount
arlvileges. Apply In person, employment
3fflee, THE HECHT CO., Service Bldg.,
1401 Okie st. n.e. (Take Ivy City bus.)
—23
REAL ESTATE SALE8MEN—I need 3 men
to list and sell homes, with car: active
>fBce. full co-operation; commission basis.
W. H. SIMONS. 1823 M st. n.w. EX. 6181.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN with car; In
teresting work, unlimited possibilities.
7all for appt.. EX. 5656. —18
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN for aggressive
Irm selling Maryland and D. C. properties:
tar essential: opportunity unlimited for
nan who la willing to work. Call 8L. 6700.
—18
REFRIGERATION SERVICEMEN, exper. In
'ommsrpla 1 onH miiltlnl* sfintnmfnt • tnn
salary: car allowance; perm, position for
those who auallfy. Call or write for appt.
3RAY & 8CARFT, Prigldaire. 1013 15th
st. n.w.. Wash., D. C. RE. 1155. —23
REFRIGERATION SERVICEMAN to join
staff of Instructors, nationally known
school; permanent and well-paid position.
Box 320-C. Star. —20
ROOM CLERK for relief, familiar with
-.and transcript. Apply manager, HOTEL
CONTINENTAL. —18
ROL’TEMAN, lst-clasa, white, middle aged,
steady position and advancement for
yard-working, ambitious man; salary plus
commission. Apply STIEFF CLEANERS,
307 H st. n.e. —18
ROL’TEMAN. reliable: dry-cleaning busi
ness; good pay. Apply 8707 Nichols ave.
s.e. —18
ROGTEMAN for well • established dry
cleaning route; chance to make over $75
yer week; wonderful opportunity for ad
vancement to an experienced man. CEN
TRAL CLEANERS, 323 Carroll st. n.w
—18
ROI'TEMEN-SALESMEN, experienced pre
ferred, for established dry cleaning route:
guaranteed salary, liberal commission; un
usual opportunity for first-class men.
Phone Overlook 1700. *8*
SALESMAN, real estate. We are expand
ing our office space and have an opening
for 1 more salesman. Our men are do
ing very well and you will And this a
good connection. Call C. D MURPHY,
AT. 2239, AT. 2299, 1401 25th st.^ s.e.
SALESMAN, experienced, for clothing; ex
cellent opportunity to supplement your
present earnings. Apply office. YOUNG
MEN’S SHOP, 1319 T st. n.w. —19
SALESMAN, wanted for hardware store,
established territory with local jobber D.
C. area; must have ear. Call for appoint
ment. GL. 4500. —19
SALESMAN, must be experienced In selling
men s suits and overcoats; this Is a perma
nent position with an excellent future,
salary open depending on
ability. Apply Mr. Kay. HOLLYWOOD
SALESMAN, irith experience In nyen’s fur
its. ^.w,
IHELP MEN.
I SALESMAN, collector, for Industrial' ln
surance route, automobile necessary. Ap
ply 717 Columbian Bldg , 418 6th st. n.w.
——STS
SALESMEN—Need S more good salesmen to
sell GE electric equipment and appliances.
If you are Interested In making $100 per
week and up. call AT. 9238. 19*
SALESMEN—Exceptional opportunity for
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 ef exceptional
character: must be capable of earning
$10,000 a yr. after training. Apply In
person, don't phone. Mr. Murphy. NA
TIONAL CASH REGISTER CO.. 1217 K
sti n.w.
SALESMAN—Fine salary, car expense, plus
comm.; perm.; prominent wholesale con
cern; married man, ambitious, with good
sales personality. Apply at once. Box
111-C, Star. —21
SALESMAN, with car. to sell general line
of appliances and sewing machines; lib
eral commission. See Mr. Henderson be
tween 9 andlil am., AMERICAN gEWINO
MACHINES STORES. 508 11th st. s e.
SALESMAN WANTED to sell men's hats
and furnishings; experienced preferred.
Apply at 800 H st. n.e. —21
SALESMEN—We have openings for 121
topnotch salesmen to sell cemetery and
mausoleum space before need. Over 200
000 people have visited our beautiful
grounds this year. We sell more space
than all other Washington cemeteries com
bined. We train you quickly and thor
oughly. We help you. You can earn more
than 95* of the salesmen in America. You
must have a car and be a gentleman In
every respect. Drop in any morning lor a
personal Interview. Do not phone. FORT
LINCOLN CEMETERY. 3201 Bladensburg
rd. n.e. —20
SALESMEN—Radio and appliance men
needed for Washington’s largest organi
zation. Excellent salary setup, steady
employment. Experienced appliance or
furniture men preferred. Ask for Mr.
Keller. GEORGE'S RADIO & TELEVI
SION. 816 F st. n.w. —23
SALESMEN, construction machinery; ex
perience not essential; we'll train the
right men; must have car: $50 weekly
drawing acct. and expenses against liberal
Box 436-V. Star. —19
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 person, don’t phone. Mr. Hussey.
NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO . 1217 K
st. n.w.
SALESMEN (2> for large, dry-cleaning
stores: good opport. for young able men;
good pay. steady job. Possibility for rapid
advancement to assist manager. Apply
Mr. Zoslow at 8TAR BRIGHT. 1016 9th
st. n.w. —IP
SALESMEN—Storm windows, conventional
and casement. sidi*g. roofing, heating.
Home improvements of all kinds. We also
use the best proposition in town. Here is
your chance to make real money. And you
get your check every week. Stop in and
see MR. LEGG at 2000 Rhode Island ave.
n.e., 2nd fl. front
SALESMEN (2). advertising; for new racing
publication for Maryland meet; must be
'ree to travel following racing meets in
the East: earnings in excess of $100 per
week; acquaintance with night clubs and
cocktail lounges helpful. Call MR. ATAM
JAN, at NA. 9220, 1 to 4 p.m. 18*
SECTION MANAGERS, these positions re
quire the ability to supervise people.
Experience preferred. 5-day. 40-hour
week: 20rc discount on purchases. Ap
ply employment office. 4th floor. LAN8
BURGH & BRO., 7th. 8th and E sts. n w.
_I p
SERVICE DISPATCHER, large office equip
ment manufacturer requires young man
with ability to dispatch servicemen on
repair calls. Must be able to intelligently
talk with customers on phone and keep
records. Experience helpful but not es
sential. Good pay: 5-day. 40-hr. wk.
No Saturdays. Write, stating age, quali
fications and education. Box 48-E. Star.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT. "whhe,
for evening shift; good salary and work
ing conditions. Must be exper. See MR.
BAUGHER. 4030 Wis. ave. n.w. —19
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT wanted.
Apply HARRINGTON SERVICE 8TATI0N.
4225 Conn. ave. n.w. —18
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT, experi
enced, no Sunday work. Apply CONNORS
& POSTER, 2721 Naylor rd. —19
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT, experi
enced; good salary and working hours. Call
or see Mr Guillot. BETHESDA SUNOCO
SERVICE STATION, Wls. ave.. East-West
hwy.. Bethesda, Md. WT. 9702. —20
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT, experi
enced. wanted; salary and commission $40
week guaranteed. Apply BLACKBURN
SUNOCO. 1337 Good Hope rd. s.e. —19
SERVICE STATION SALESMEN—Apply In
person; do not telephone. Mr. Brown,
SUN OIL CO.. 4940 Conn ave. n.w. —18
SHEET METAL MECHANIC, must be fully
exper. In all-around sheet metal work; top
pay. Apply A. S. JOHNSON CO., 1240
9th st. n.w * —20
SHEET METAL MECHANIC, layout men,
cutters and duct Installation mechanic.
MI. 0004. —18
SHINGLE ROOFERS WANTED, long Job.
good wages. Apply 1108 Eye st. n.e.,
after 6 p.m., ask for VINCENT. —18
SHOE SALESMAN, experienced, salary and
comm. Apply JOSEPH DE YOUNG, 1226
P st. n.w. —18
SHOE SALESMAN, experienced only: lib
eral salary and commleslons. YOUNGS.
1306 r st, —18
SHOE SALESMAN, must be experienced:
salary and commission. IDA'S, 5601
Georgia ave. n.w., TA. 3600 —19
SHOE SALESMEN, experienced: good com
mission: rates with weekly drawing ac
counts; 6-day, 40-hour week; 20% dis
count on puschases. Apply employment
office. 4th floor. 8. KANN SONB CO. —19
SHOE STORE MANAGER, progressive
chain seeking experienced man for local
exclusive men's shop. Better grade shoes
write, stating exp., etc. Interview* will
be arranged. Box 113-D, Star. —18
SHORT-ORDER MAN, colored, ntghtwork.
HILLCREST RESTAURANT, 2714 Good
Hope rd. s e VI. 9727.
SHORT-ORDER COOK, white; hour! from
4:30 to 1:30, evening shift: $40 week,
meals and uniforms. 1606 Southern ave.
s.e. HI. 3363. —20
SODAMAN. experienced: bring refs.: no
nights or Sundays; salary open. Apply
SOUTHERN DRUG CO.. 15th and H sts.
n wr —
STATION ATTENDANT, must be able to
do minor repairs. Apply DOWNER 8
AMOCO SERVICE, 1st and K its. n.e , ME.
6468. —20
STATION ATTENDANT, must be capable
of installing seat covers, greasing and
all-around station work, top salary to A-1
man: D. C. driver's permit and reference
required. Apply ANDERSON 8ERVICE,
712 9th st. n.w. —18
STEAMFITTERS. 2; new work, good pay.
CH. 2000. Ext. 606. —18
STEAMFITTER, experienced In new work
and repair work. Call Wisconsin 4686.
—19
STEAMFITTERS AND HELPERS, prefer
thoss with tools and transportation; steady
work, top salary and car allowance Apply
at once to Mr. Lee, AMERICAN HEATING
CO.. 56 K et. s.e. —21
STOCK CLERK, colored, high school grad ,
soft drinks. CITY-WIDE BEVERAGE DIS
TRIBUTORS, 822 Howard rd. s.e. TR.
5346. —20
STOCK CLERK, with some vegetable ex
perience, for DGS store; permanent posi
tion; vacation with pay; $40 week to start;
hours 8 to 7 p.m. SHANKMAN'S MAR
KET. 400 Kennedy st. n.w. —19
STOCK CLERK for receiving and marking
room. A progressive men's wear store
offers attrac. salary with oppor. for ad
vancement to capable young man. Apply
office, THE YOUNG MEN'S SHOP. 1319
P st. n.w. —23
STOCK CLERK; high school graduate, good
health, experience and/or training In
bookkeeping required. Many employment
advantages. Including free Insurance, paid
vacations and sick leave. Telephone DI.
2900. Ext. 215.
STOCK CLERK for grocery; previous ex
perience helpful. Apply in person only,
GORDON BROS. MARKET, 2740 14th st,
n.w. —18
STOCKROOM CLERK-MESSENGER. S146
per mo.: not over 25 yrs. of age, high
school education, chance for advancement.
5-day. 40-hr. wk. Apply ARMY MOTION
PICTURE SERVICE. 400 Tower Bldg.
1405 K st n.w Do not phone.
STOCKROOM CLERK, white, with driver’s
permit. Phone HO. 1520. —19
SUPERVISOR graphic art! production
work—One of Baltimore's largest and
most progressive color printers and lith
ographers has opening for an experienced
man capable of supervising quality of en
gravings and color proving. Starting salary
commensurate with skill and experience
Apply In writing giving full details. Box
283-D. Star. —24
TABULATING-IBM—Young men wanted
by nationally known finance company to
live and work In South Bend, Ind. High
school graduates, experienced In operat
ing IBM tabulating machines; experience In
wiring dlverilfled machine* helpful but not
necessary. Flve-dty week, good Insurance
and proflt-iharing plans. Give personal
and business background and salary re
quirements in letter to personnel depart
ment. ASSOCIATES INVESTMENT CO .
Associates Building, South Bend. Ind.—18
TECHNICIAN, doctor's office. .4 afternoons
a week. OR 2500. —18
TENOR SOLOIST, experienced only, for
church quartet: replies considered confi
dential. Box 417-D. Star. 19*
THEE SURGEON, experienced; lop waxes.
Call UN. 2884. —19
TREE TRIMMER. experienced. steady
work. Apply W. V. BOYLE, 2140 N st.
a.w.. Apt. 6. alter 6 p m. —20
TRUCK DRIVERS (3): whits, for both
light and heavy delivery work: capable ol
driving either lge. or small truck; familiar
with the general Metropolitan Area of
Wash., D. C. Apply rear 717 2nd at. n.e.
after 10 a m. Friday
UPHOLSTERER, top wages and good work
in* conditions Apply WASHINGTON
UPHOLSTERY CO.. 1809 H st. n.w., EX.
5096. —20
UPHOLSTERERS, steady year-round work,
top wages. Apply at once, DAVIS UPHOL
STERY CO.. 37th and Tllden its., Brent
wood. Md UN. 1592 —19
UPHOLSTERER for cugtom ahop. must be
rrtn-nntrh workman: good working condl
tlons and salary Apply so Mr. Bpiuer,
MAYER & CO . 421 7th at n.w —20
VEGETABLE#MAN. experienced. excellent
opportunity in modern market. Apply
2444 Wit. ave. n.w. EM. 2171. —23
VETEBAN. white, married or alngle. to
train for poaltlon as parta managar under
approved veteran’! training program: ex
cellent oppor. foraggreeelve young man.
MARYLAND MOTORS, INC, Rockville.
Md„ Rockville 3944. —21
WAREHOUSE MAN. must be experienced
In paper goods and reataurant supplies:
perm, poaltlon and good opportunity for
right party. Apply in perion between 4
and 5 p m. only Please do not phone.
TIEMAN CO.. 1113 M it s.e. —21
WOOL PR£8SEBS.experte o eed, p >cework
GENE'S LAUNDERERS * CLEANERS,
5th road and N. Randolph at, Arlington,
Va OH 1750 —1 8
YOUNG MAN to work nights from 7 pm.
to 4 a m. to dispatch calls. 24 H st n e.,
ME. 3355. MR GORDON —25
YOUNG MAN, white, over 1 8. for laundry
service counter, some clerical work, per
manent Job with future opportunity
Apply in person, DUPONT LaUNDR?!
2535 Sherman ave. n.w. “r 18
YOUNG MAN, experienced preferred fog .
haberdashery business Reis. HENRY J.
GOODMAN & CO . 1(07 Pa. ave. n.w.—19
YOUNG MAN. 32-38. living In Maryland,
to manage and operate food product route;
guaranteed salary and ear furn.; no can
vassing Write for Interview. GRAND
UNION TEA CO . 2440 Green Mount ave,
Baltimore. Md —19 _
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