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Experienced Advertisers Prefer The Siai
Sikhs Flown to Fight
Plundering Pathans
Near Kashmir Capital
By the Ai*ociated Pres»
NEW DELHI. Oct. 27— An official
source said today a battalion of
Sikhs were being flown to Srinigar
—capital of embattled Kashmir—to
help forces of the princely state re
pel some 2.000 Pathans who have
crossed the border from Pakistan
iand indulged in an orgy of rapine
I and killing.
The decision to dispatch military
aid to Kashmir was reached by the
Indian cabinet early today when
word reached here that rebel forces
were within 30 miles of Srinigar.
Panic Grips City.
A correspondent for the news
paper Statesman said panic had
gripped Srinigar and that many of
the inhabitants were fleeing on foot
to Jammu—a predominantly Hindu
area bordering the junction of the
Indian-Pakistan frontiers.
Kashimir has no gasoline, the
correspondent said, and most horse
drawn conveyances have already
left the city.
The capital was plunged into
darkness as rebels took over the
power house at Mahora, 50 miles to
the west.
Shlekh Abdullah, .leader of the
Kashmir National Conference, ap
pealed for calm, but the flight from
! Srinigar continued.
Sir Hari Singh, maharajah of
1 Kashmir, is believed to be at Jammu.
( Srinigar police—unable to maintain
(order in the capital—appealed for
help from political parties.
Border Town Razed.
V. P. Menon, secretary of India’s
Ministry of State—who returned by
plane from Srinigar yesterday—said
Moslem invaders armed with auto
matic weapons had razed the moun
tain border town of Muzaffarabad,
80 miles west of Srinigar, and were
attacking Hindu and Sikh families.
A northwest province frontier of
ficial said the , Pathans also had
| crossed into Gilgit, near the Soviet
■ border.
i Other dispatches reported that
(Indian troops had clashed with
| forces of the Moslem state of Juna
gadh in the Kathiawar Peninsula.
I Although ruled by a Hindu maha
: rajah, most of Kashmir’s 4,000,000
nnnulaMnn Kfn.clpm
Births Reported
From the District of Columbia Bureau of
Vital Statistic:
Keith and Rowena Adamson, boy.
Stanley and Nettie Baker, girl. •
James and Suzanne Barnett, boy.
Kenneth and Margaret Beard, boy.
Alvin and Mary Bissett. boy.
Douglas and Ruth Bonn boy.
Wayne and Marian Brookins, boy.
Vernon and Gloria Burgess, girl.
Robert and Thelma Campbell, girl.
Fiorello and Rose Caponiti, girl.
Vernon and Ida Cheling, girl.
John and Nancy Cooper, girl.
Charles and Jane Crawford, bor.
John and Catherine Davis, girl.
Allen and Jessie De Haven, girl.
Edward and Olga De Lisio. girl.
James and Mary Ebbess. girl.
Owen and Josephine Edward, girl.
Gordon and Mary Ferris, girl.
Robert and Barbara Foster, boy.
Joseph and Mary Freehill. girl.
Woodrow and Lodima Garner, boy.
Morris and Myra Gelfeld. boy.
Nicholas and Helen Giuliano. boy.
Thomas and Lucille Griffith, girl.
John and Margaret Guntow, girl.
Leon and Loreno Hall. girl.
Claude and Edith Haren. boy.
Robert and Elizabeth Haycock, boy.
Charles and Mercedes Hill. boy.
William and Shirley Hix. boy.
Bobbie and Margaret Hudson, boy.
Robert and Frances Huntington, girl.
Gerard and Anne Inguagiato. boy.
Joseph and Virginia Jeffrey, girl.
Grady and Mary Jenkins, girl.
Robert and Betsy Johnson, girl.
James and Ruth Johnson, girl.
Peter and Madeline Joyce, girl.
Roy and Alice Kelley, boy
Warren and Helen Kennedy, girl.
Irving and Lillian Kravis, boy.
Lawrence and Kathleen Larkin, girl.
James and Lena Maddox, girl.
Rudolf and Clara Matthes. girl.
Robert and Dorothy Metz. girl.
Jerome and Lucille Monarski. boy.
Francis and Mary Morrow, girl.
Sam and Yook Moy. girl
Eldridge and Mary McConchie. boy.
James and Helen McGlue. boy
Arthur and Hebe McLawhon girl
Mihail and Ekaterina Nefedov, boy.
Nicholas and Koola Nicholson, boy.
Michael and Catherine Nugent, boy.
Robert, and Jean Overstreet, girl.
Emil and Edna Parol, boy.
John and Mildred Pfleger. girl.
‘Donald and Ann Pratt, girl
Lewis and Elsie Roberts, girl.
;P Faul and Mary Sarcopski. boy
Alc'.rnder and Ruth Shepherd, girl,
parley and Porothy Skinker. bov.
W iliam and Juanita Slater, girl.
T.vmas and Catherine Stubbs, girl.
Wnnard and Evelyn Tyler, girl.
Wiliam and Mary Vita. girl.
Wiimer and Lila Walker, girl.
Irvinz and Marion Weschler. boy.
Robert and Elvira Young, girl.
Paul and Flossie Battle, girl
William and Vernette Bowman, girl.
Jame> and Ethel Brisbane, girl.
Joseph and Ella Bushy, girl.
Georze and Erline Byrd. boy.
John and Marie Fletcher, boy.
I James and Margaret Howard, boy.
Norman and Coline Johnson, boy.
Solomon and Rosa Landero. girl.
Melvin and Eula Lynch, girl.
Aquilla and Thelma Moxley, girl.
: Maurice and Julia Naloneon. zirl.
! Vardery and Janet Pharr, girl.
: Herman and Evelyn Porter, girl,
i William and Eunice Smith, girl,
j Wilfred and Dora Strange, girl.
I Merrill and Hazel Thomas, zirl.
.Coulter and Hazrlean Toatley. boy.
i Warren and Kathryn Washington, zirl.
i George and Eather Wilson, girl.
: - - - —
Elizabeth's Wedding Guest List
Cut to 2,000, Abbey's Capacity
*y th» Associated Press
LONDON. Oct. 27.—Britain's royal
family, after much pruning of lists1
and worrying over many necessary;
exclusions, has Anally made up its'
mind about Princess Elizabeth's1
wedding guests and dispatched the
coveted invitations to about 2,000,
it was learned today. ;
For months the royal household
has been combing through columns
of eligiblcs, knowing that three or
four times the number of persons
that can be Atted into Westminster
Abbey hoped to make the grade and
that widespread disappointment was
inevitable.
The bids went out piecemeal,
under a news blackout imposed by
the Lord Chamberlain’s department
which is in charge of this touchy
side of the wedding preliminaries.
Until today even the style of the
invitations was an official secret
but now it can be told that the in
vitation is a copper-plate engraved
card measuring 5 by 6 inches, with
the royal arms at the top and this
text following:
"The Lord Chamberlain is com
manded by their majesties to invite
(two lines open for the name of the:
lucky person) to the ceremony of
the marriage of her royal highness,
the Princess Elizabeth, C. I. (these
initials denoting the Imperial Order
of the Crown of India which she
was awarded recently) with Lt.
JINX FALKENBUR6, Radio
and Screen Star, keeps
house and keeps watch that
no used fats are thrown away
in her kitchen. She says:
“Every pound of used fats
you save helps stretch the
limited supply of fats and oils
needed to make things we all
use every day. The govern
ment says the world fat short
age is still critical. That means
American housewives must
keep on saving. You’ll help,
won’t you please?”
TURN IN USeV FATS'
American Fat Salvage Committea, Inc.
___■
Philip Mountbatten, Royal Navy, in!
Westminster Abbey on Thursday,
20th November, 1947, at 11:30 o'clock:
a.m.
"Dress—Civilians morning dress
(or lounge suits).
"Serving officers—Service dress.
"Ladies—Morning dress with hats."
In the right-hand comer appear
these words: “An answer is request
ed, addressed to the Lord Cham
berlain, St. James' Palace, S. W. 1.
"No fear of any turndowns," com
mented a Buckingham Palace offi
cial, thankful for a facetious mo
ment in the flurry of serious busi
ness.
There won’t be a chance of any i
one horning in on the ceremony.
Black marketers have been eager
to pay small fortunes for a few of
the cards, or even one of them, but
they have found the invitations be
’ond their grasp and impossible to
ounterfeit successfully. Picked men
rf Scotland Yard will double check
•very invitation at the Abbey Oates,
naking certain of each guest's lden
;ity. The cards are not transfer
•able.
Office Hou rs
Classified Advertising
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 RATtS
Local Advertiser*
‘ Three Lines (Minimum)
1 time —..33c per line
2 times -33c
3 to 6 times consec
utively _ 30c ” "
7 times or longer
consecutively -26c " "
Advertisements under Personal
and Special Notices, 5c per line
additional.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines (Minimum)
Flat rate per line-45c
Out-oi-town Rate is charged
on all advertising 25 miles or more
from Washington.
Claim! for errori must be made In time
for correction before second insertion.
When canceling classified advertisements
be sure to make a note of the cancellation
number. This is important in case your
statement does not show a credit for the
cancellation.
If advertisement was prepaid, retain
cash register receipt, which bears a serial
number, with date, and ldentlflee your
advertisement. . . ,
Lost and Found Advertisements
appear on Page A-3.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
GAS HEATING BOILERS and hot-water
heating plants; no cash needed; small
monthly payment; immediate Installation.
D. A. STANSBURY. LI. 3029.
UPHOLSTERING sofa and chair. *79.50.
Comp, re-upholstered. Fine fabrics. DI.
3687. Our Interior decorators will esti
mate. NEW YORK UPHOLSTERING CO
INC.. 617 F st. n.w. 30 years at the
same address. _ _
DIAMONDS, old Jewelry and silver wanted.
Expert appraising free. LIVINGSTON A
CO. 1423 H st. n.w.. MX. 3440.
ACCOUNTANT, expect, books started,
kept; part time: tax returns prepared,
statements, audits: reasonable. OR. 2074.
DIAMONDS. JEWELRY WANTED—Highest
cash prices. Free appraisal. ARTHJJR
MARKEL. 940 F st n.w.. NA 0284.
GAS WATER HEATERS. 20. 30, 40 *al..
automatic; no cash needed; small monthly
payment: immediate installation. D. A.
STANSBURY. LI 3029.
ATTENTION, BARBER and beauty shops—
We have on hand a limited amount of
shampoo faucets for immediate installa
tion. J. SHAPIRO. NO. 8000 —3
VERMONT MAPLE SYRUP, limited quan
tity; 1 gal- *8; Vi gal;. *4.50; Vi gal..
*2.75, delivered Send card to J. MED
LEY. Box 84. Clinton, Md., or phone Clin
ton 596-W. _ —27
I VILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts other than those contracted by me.
PHILEMON D. LLOYD. 607 Alabama ^ve.
MR. BUSINESSMAN, do you need a" good
bookkeeper? The finest firms in town have
hired such personnel through us. ATLAS
AGENCY. Evans Bldg- RE. 5767. —1
I. ADOLPHUS O. EGGLETON. hereby give
notice that on and after the first day of
October. 1947. I shall not be responsible
to any debts or contracts unless signed by I
mvself ADOLPHUS O. EGGLETON. 18 j
52nd st. s.e., Washington. D. C._J
SIMMON'S DRUG
21st and L Sts. N.W.
Is a Star Want-Ad
Branch Agency
Other Branches convenient
ly located throughout the
city for the acceptance of
Classified Advertising.
When answering advertise
ments addressed to Star boxes
do NOT inclose original ref
erences, photographs or other
papers of personal value. Ad
vertisers often fail to call fcr
all replies addressed to a Star
box number and this mail is
destroyed if remaining over 10
days after final insertion of
advertisement.
A Safe Depository for Over 55 Years
Jfaurifg #oragf (Jomjrang
Affiliated with the American Security & Trust Co.
1140 Fifteenth St. (5) N.W.
Safe Deposit Vaults for Silverware
and Other Valuables
Cold Storage Vaults for Furs
and Garments
LONG-DISTANCE MOVING
“Around the comer or around the world—MOVE BY VAN”
SECURITY steel “lift” vans for overseas removals, ALLIED
VANS for domestic removals
I DIRECTORS
„ I C. A. Aspinwall, President
Daniel W. BeU s H. L. Rust, Jr.
William J. Flather, Jr. Corcorap Thom
Chauncey G. Parker, Jr. Lloyd B. Wilson
%
HELP MEN.
ACCOUNTANTS, Junior and semi-senior,
for local CPA office. Excellent opportunity
for advancement and obtaining varied ex
Derience. Reply stating age. education,
•xperience and salary expected. Box
299-M. Star. —1
ACCOUNTANT—Leading casualty Insur
ance company will train general account
ant as payroll auditor; age 24-34. single,
starting salary. $2,700; early adjustment;
salary and expenses while training. Phone
MR. LUTHER. DU. 5100. bet. 9 a m. and
2 p.m. weekdays. —28
ADJUSTER, national organisation: young!
man 21 to 27 years old. single preferred:
permanent position; to train for executive
capacity. Approved under GI bill. HOUSE
HOLD FINANCE CORP., 3237 R. I. &ve,
Mt. Rainier. Md. —28
APPRENTICE DENTAL LAB. Apply 2nd
fl.. 1722 Eye st. n.w. —29
ARTIST, expert at retouching photo
graphs. must also be able to do small
nouseware. etc. Apply with samples to ad
vertising manager. 4th floor. LANSBURGH
A BHO., 7th, 8th and E sts. n.w. —31
ARTIST for advertising agency—We are1
expanding and making room for 2 more
staff artists. Also man to head Art Dept,
must be top notch layout man. a man
who is prepared to take responsibility.
All artists applying must be experienced in
Krom-o-lite technique, also all around
illustrations and lettering experience. Apply
Art Ads Advertising Agency, 1019 15th
st. n.w.
ASSISTANT BUYER in boys’ dept., experi
enced; o-day wk.: 20^ discount on pur
chases. Apply personnel office. 5th floor,
GOLDENBERG'S, 7th and K sts. n.w. —28
ASSISTANT MANAGER, lge. Esso Service
Station. STANLEY HORNER GASO
LINE. INC.. 4th and Fla. ave. n.e. —27
ASSISTANT MANAGER, bedding and floor
covering depts.; must be experienced in
either or both lines; this is an excellent
position with top-grade firm. See Mr.
Nee. P. J. NEE CO., 1106 G at. n.w.. or
phone ME. 0050 for appt. —28
AUTO BODY AND FENDER MEN (2): 45
55 pay plan: all the work you can do: our
men make $150 per wk.; 5-day wk.. 40 hrs..
time and Va overtime; lighted, heated shop;
vac. and holidays with pay; group hospi
talization and group life insurance. The
best spot in towTn for a good man. See Mr.
Worsham. LOGAN (FORD), 1111 18th st.
n.w. —30
At'TO FRONT END and wheel alignment
nian; latest and most modern equipment;
one of Washington s finest locations; ex
cellent opportunity for thoroughly expe
riei ced man. See Mr. Le Gette, CAPITAL
GARAGE. 1320 New York ave. n.w. —28
AUTO MECHANICS (4), 50-50 pay plan,
vacation and holidays with pay. group
hospitalization and group life insurance
avail.; clean, lighted and heated shop
with shower and locker rm.; our men
making big money. See Mr. Worsham.
LOGAN MOTORS (Ford), 1111 18th st.
n.w. DI. 5800. —28
AUTO MECHANICS (2), perm., exper.
,*nd sober; with this qualification we
offer top. straight salary, plus yearly
bonus, vacation with pay. holidays and
insurance. See Mr. Spurrier at SPUR
RIER MOTORS. INC.. Arlington Packard
Dealer. 1311 Wilson bird., 3 blks. so. of
Key Bridge, GL. 4110. —30
AUTO MECHANICS, experienced: also
front end and frame men (Bear); top sal
ary with paid hospitalization, insurance
and.sureical fees for entire family; 5-day
wk.. time and half for time over 40 hrs.
ARCADE PONTIAC CO., 1437 Irving st.
n.w., AD. 8500. —27
AUTO MECHANIC, experienced: De Soto.
Plymouth dealer: excel, working condi
tions. good salary. BOWIE-VINCENT
MOTOR CO., 5013 Georgia ave. n.w\,
RA. 0400. —30
AUTO MECHANIC, truck. 1st class, steady
work, good pay and working conditions.
See Mr. Gunter. MALONEYS. INC.. 8126
Georgia ave.. Silver Spring —30
AUTO TRUCK MECHANICS and body men;
best working conditions, new shop: life
insurance and hospitalization, vacation
with pay; 45 hours weekly; time and half
for all over 40 hours. NATIONAL TRUCK1
RENTAL CO.. 2316 Georgia ave. n.w.
Ask for Mr. Snyder. —27
AUTOMOTIVE TRUCK MECHANICS—50
yr.-old established firm: 6 first-class men;*
union wages, cnoice 01 worK &nm, paid.
holidays and vacation. Phone MR-. ZEID
ERS. ME. 36fi2. —27
BAKER, hotel or restaurant exper . good
salary, meals and uniforms. Apply Chef.
CARLTON HOTEL. 16th and K ats. n.w.
—28
BAKER'S HELPER, good on pies and
cakes; day work, no Sunday work.
SCHNEIDER S. 6231 Ga. ave. n.w —27
BOD YMAN-PAINTER. salary and bonus
approx. $400 monthly: nVa-day week, vaca
tion and holidays with pay. Permanent
job in modern, well-equipped shop. OLM
5TEAD MOTOR CO.. Oldsmobile Dealer. 1
Arlington. Va . CH. 4400. —27
BRICKLAYERS for a number of joDs in1
Wash, area: all large work; top W'ages and
travel time where required. ANCHOR
FIREPROOFING CO.. 900 F st. n.w.!
Phone RE. 3 066.
BRICKLAYERS wanted. Report for work.
109 Highland dr., Kenwood. Md.. or call
OL. 3077. —28
BRICKLAYERS—Exper., new construction.
3-yr. job. in Bethesda. Day, phone DU.
8193: eves.. WA. 9030. —3
BRICKLAYERS, long lob: excellent work
ing conditions. TR. 2729. —28
BRICKLAYERS WANTED—Second ave. and
Noyes drive. Silver Spring. Md. Long
job. top wages. V. L. VINELLA. GE.
0995. —28
BRICKLAYERS, 1st elass white mechanics.
Must have tools: steady work: good pay.
Call NICK ROMANO after 6 P.m.. LI.
3160. —30
BRICKLAYERS, top-notch men only:
plenty of ihaterial available. Good pay.
Apply 2920 Albemarle st. n.w. —28
BUS OPERATORS and streetcar operatori
wanted for steady work at good pay; 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 am. and 12 noon. For
the convenience of those unable to call for
interview on weekdays, the employment
office will be open until further notice on
Saturdays, 10 am. to 2 p.m. CAPITAL
TRANSIT CO., employment office. 3132 M
st. n.w. Take Route 10. Rosslyn 20.
Cabin John 30. Friendship Heights street
cars to door. —30
BUTCHER, white, experienced, reliable;
good hrs.; salary open; refs, required. Ap
ply between 8 a m. and 2 p.m., except
Sun., at PLEASANT HILL MARKET. 2827
14th st. n.w. CO. 8487. —28
BUYER AND MANAGER for haberdashery
and work clothes. If you are a salesman
r>r an assistant buyer in a haberdashery
and work clothes dept, now and want to
advance and become a buyer, we have such
in opening for a capable and experienced
man. Salary and bonuses will depend upon
?xperience and capabilities. Please state
rour experience, age or any other infor-i
nation that will be helpful. This store is
located in Richmond. Va. All replies held ;
In strict confidence. Reply P. O. B. 1566,
Richmond. Va. —27
CABINETMAKER for store fixtures; steady!
work for right man. BERNARD 8TOREi
FIXTURE CO.. INC., rear. 45j2 K st. n.w.
CABINETMAKER, for custom furniture
shop, must be experienced in making fine
furniture; well-equipped, modern shop: ex
cellent working cond.; good steady position
for right man. MAYER Si CO., 421 7th at.
CANDY—Will be glad to interview GI de
siring pn-the-Job training for candy mak
ng CHEVY CHASE CANDIES, 133 B st.
j.e„ FR. 1120. —28
CARETAKER, white, with reference but
r.o children: small estate on busline near
Washington, nn salary but comfortable
snarfmpnt nnrtlv furnished. Temple 0805.
8 a.m. or after 8 p.m. i,
CARPENTERS, steady work, top pay.
transportation furn. from downtown. Call
FIE. 3161. Eves.. DE 8087. —29
CARPENTER, white, for steady Inside work,
o’i-day wk Apply employment office.
VVARDMAN PK HOTEL. 2700 Woodley rd.
n.w —28
CARPENTER. 1st class trim man Must
have tools; steady work, good pay. See
MR. STUTLER at 5016 16th st. n w or
cal after 6 p.m.. SH 3802. —31
CARPENTERS, rough: 2 yrs.' work: high
est- pay. Call UN. 2920. Evenings, 8H.
5708 —27
CARPENTERS, rough and trim; top pay.
long job Lorain ave and Old Bladens
burgh rd.. Silver Spring, or phone RA
2885. BROWN-KESSLER CO„ INC
CARPENTER FOREMAN; good salary: large
project: lay out work, run subcontractora.
Box_399-L. Star.
CARPENTER, some knowledge of cabinet
work; prefer an older man who wishes
yr -around maintenance job Apply Per
sonnel Office. HOTEL STATLER. 16th and
L sts. n.w. . . —28
CARPENTERS, several good mechanics,
steady year- round work: also apprentice
carpenter under Gl Bill. ALex. 8330. 29
CARPENTER—Can use flrat-class colored
mechanic: steady work. ALex. 8330. 29*
CARPENTER, finish: *1.75 an hour: steady
work. Apply 2434 Wisconsin ave. ^n.w.
CARPENTERS, exper.. long job: *2 per hr.
DAVIS, RA. 7201 between 5 and 6 p.m.
CARPENTERS—Steady work, good wages.
Apply at job. 47th and Central ave. n.e.
CARPENTER, white, for office bldg, main
tenance See MR. BARTLEY, 707 Wood
ward Bldg —2®
CARPENTERS 14). with cars: permanent
job installing custom-line kitchen cabinets
for old reliable company; 40-hr. week.
1724 H st. n.w.. ME 1562. . —30
CARPENTERS, lst-class mechanics; steady
work. Apply 1109 20th st. n.w. before
9 a.m. or after 4 p.m —" < .
CARPENTERS, first-class men; highest
wages. Call VI. 0248 for directions to
job 31
CARPENTERS WANTED—lst-class me
chanics Only: plenty of work and good
wages Aoply at Riggs rd. and Somerset
pi . Md., 1 block from Riggs and Chillum
rd . Md.. or call MR. LATHON, DE. 7227,
after 5:30 p.m. , . —28
CARPET LAYERS. 5-day, 40-hour week.
Apply personnel office. 9th floor. 9:30 to
9 dally WOODWARD * LOTHROP —1
CAR WASHER—Man exper. In washing
and polishing; also helper and Janitor; no
Sunday work. Csll Mr. Barham. OW 7,22.
AMERICAN SERVICE CENTER. oSBIN.
Glebe rd. .Arlington. Va —2;
CAR WASHERS, colored, to work auto
laundry: extra man for Saturdays and
Sundays. 3510 Ga. ave. n.w, —29
CHEF-COOK, experienced, must have refs.;
excellent salary: Sundays off. Apply 4015
South 25th st., Arlington. TE. 0096. —29
CHAINMAN, 19 to 25. tor engineering
department of large utility: high school
graduate preferred, experienced In sur
vey party desirable but not essential:
regular wage increases; present crews
working in West Virginia. State education,
experience and phone number. Box 2P3-M.
Star —"8
CLERICAL AND GENERAL WORK In store,
youth with driver's permit. LONGS. ,31
7th st. n.w.
CLERK—Young man under 30. with some
knowledge of bookkeeping preferred 45
hrs. per week: permanent position, vaca
tion with pay; $115 per mo. with room and
board, to start. Cil! CH. 0400. accounting
office. ARMY NAVY COUNTRY CLUB, 2400
15th st. so.. Arlington. Va. —2,
CLERK-TYPIST, gtock-elerk , experience.
20-30 yrs of ate: 6-day week: oxcellen'
opportunity. Apply In Person, ROYAL
TYFRWRITkR CO„ INC., 1106 D
HELP MEN (Cont.).
CLOTHING SALESMAN, exp. live-wire. 1
'Iothing man for men’s and ladies' ready :
to wear: top salary: steady position. Apply ]
SLOAN S. 735 7th st. n.w —27
COLLECTOR OF REVENUE—An able
bodied man. 25 to 30 years of age. needed :
o handle pounches containing money from
justness establishments in the city; no
counting of the money or clerical work
involved. The pouches are heavy, how
ever. and have to be lifted. The hours
are from 6 a m. to about 2:30 p.m., 6
days a week. Person selected must there
fore be in excellent physical condition and
must have an absolutely clear record as
he will be heavily bonded. Permanent
resident of Washington preferred; no fire
arms carried. Salary is about $200 a
month to start.' When writing for an i
interview, please give age. education, rec- •
ord of past employment, marital status,
whether or not you now are employed
and if so. how soon you will be available.
Box 397-L. Star. —27
COOKS AND UTILITY MEN for Army in
stallation: 20 miles from D. C.\ quarters 1
available on post. Apply between 4 pm
and 6 p.m. 0303 Georgia ave. n.w. —26
COUNTERMAN, must have knowledge of
names of electrical wiring materials, age
between 28-35. Apply 940 N. Y. ave. n.w.
—28 |
COUNTERMEN, experienced sandwich men.
Good salary. Apply George's Restaurant, :
1722 Eye st. n.w. —30
CUTTERS, tailors, operators, experienced
on new work. WILNER'8, 801 G st. n.w.
—28 i
DELICATESSEN MAN. experienced in
Kosher style delicatessen: good salary and
working conditions. Apply 4015 South:
28th st., Arlington. TE. 0090. —27
DISPLAY HELPER—Permanent position.
40-hour week, pleasant working condi-1
tions. Apply personnel office. SEARS
ROEBUCK <te CO., 2800 Wilson blvd . :
Arlington. Va.
DISHWASHER, colored. American Legion !
Clubhouse, 2437 15th st. n.w. See MR
DAKIS 28*
DRIVER, white, for linen route: not, over
.35. Apply Mr. Heon. DISTRICT LINEN
SERVICE. 50 L st. s.e. —28
DRIVER-SALESMAN for established clean
ing and pressing route: good pay and:
steady work. Apply RINALDI & SCOGNA
CUSTOM DRY CLEANERS. 1730 Pa. ave.
n.w. —27
DRIVER-SALESMAN, experienced: one whoi
has knowledee of direct sales to re-!
tail stores in D C. Apply 2035 K st.
n.w. after 3 p.m. —27
DRIVER-SALESMAN, for established laun
dry route. Good opportunity for go
getter. $40 guaranteed salary to start.:
Apply' before 12 noon. HUB LAUN
DERERS, 37 th and Eastern ave. WA.
1100. —28
DRIVER-SALESMAN for established route:
salarv and commission. Inquire BABY'S
BUTLER SERVICE. 430 Delaware ave.
DRIVER-SALESMAN for chip beef. gooM
ing from truck; salary and commission
Apply after 7 p in. Monday and Tuesday
eves, at Harry's Amaco Station, across;
from Hot Shoppe in Hyattsville: see Mr.
Potter lor KARL SEILER & SONS. —27
DRIVERS WANTED lor Diamond tabs;
new 1040-1047 cabs and used cabs avail
able; reasonable rental rates; must have
Identification card. Apply Diamond lot.
101 M st. ne,. see MELVIN HERRIMAN.
DRUG CLERK, experience required; $40
a week to start; hours 1 to 10 P.m. CON
CORD PHARMACY, 1810 New Hampshire
ave. n.w. “ ~9 ,
ELECTRICIAN, master, white or colored,
long-established firm; good opportunity
for the right, sober man. DI. 2502. ——•JO
ELECTRICIAN. A-l mechanic, reliable;
good wages. Call RA 1300 —II
ELECTRICIANS—Read our ad listed under
‘'Countermen.” 040 N. Y. ave. n.w. -—'.8
ELECTRICIANS and master electricians,
licensed in Md„ Va. or D. C. CH 4V,4.
CH 1602. .
ENGINEER, 3rd class, licensed 5-day week,
good salary, steady job GE. 5800. —*-R
ESTIMATOR, with floor covering experi
ence. must be qualified to lake measure
ments and submit estimates for carpet and
linoleum laying; 5-day. 40-hr. wk. Apply
personnel office. Pth floor. P;30 to 5 daily.
WOODWARD & LOTHROF —J
EXECUTIVE SALESMAN—A national or
ganization has an opening for a capable
salesman who has the ability to sell both
himself and -to develop into a sa.es direc
tor. This opportunity calls for a man cf
real ability, character and appearance.
We have many new definite requests from
institutions and individuals each da- so
the income is both large and immediate.
If you sincerely feel that you can Quality,
please apply to our temporary office at in
a.m. Monday. 30.3 7th st. n.w.. Suite oOO
EXTRACTOR MAN. colored WASHING
TON LAUNDRY, 2627 K st n.w. —29
FIELD MANAGER with proven record w
medium-priced subscription book ne!a:
have unusual opportunity in connection
with national concern whieh is establish-,
Ing a new subscription book department
this position carries salary, overwriting on
sales, retirement plan and other beneflt.v
See MR MacDONALD. mornings. 9 to 12
only, 310 Ring Bldg., 18th and M sts. mw.
FIREMAN. .Td-clasc license; stoker-fired
boiler NATIONAL BRICK A SUPPLY
CO . Terra Cotta. D C GE 2722. —28
FURNITURE FINISHER, experienced: 8
day wk.; 20% discount on purchases Ap
plv personnel office. 5th floor, GOLDEN
BERG’S. 7th and K sts. n.w. —28
GASOLINE STATION ATTENDANT, perma
nent employment; no Sunday work; can
also use part-time man. salary
Mr. Barham. OW. • <22. AMERICAN
T-.T-1 v - r /-.TPM TTTT3 XC X XT nioho r Cl .
Arl Va —27
GLAZIER to contract installing glass in
Arlington apt. project; ready now. GL.
0173 after 6 p.m. mMi r —31 ;
GRILLMEN AND FOUNTAIN MEN, to work!
20 miles from D. C. in Army installation;
quarters available on post. Apply between
4 p.m. and 6 p.m., Mon. only at 6303 Ga.
ave n w ■ -- <
GROCERY CI.ERK. thoroughly experienced:
high-class market; able to take telephone
orders: good pay. good hours. c*Llr
MARKET. 2100 Calif, st. n.wv —-38
GROCERY CLERK, experienced, age 23 to
30. good salary. Apply 2010 1st st^n.w.
HARDWARE CLERK. IS to 21 year's of
age; high school education: good oppor
tunity for young man willing to work ana
learn the hardware business. Apply in
person. 2148 P at. n w. —r,
HARDWARE MAN. experienced, capable of
assuming responsibility. interested in
future. BARBER & ROSS CO.. 5th and V
sts. n.e DE. 0501. —31
HEATING SALESMEN—The men we want
should be heating engineers with sales ex
perience and know the heating business
especially big developments. This is a
gcrtden opportunity to assure a lucrative,
permanent future; potential earnings.
810,000 to 515.000 yearly. Unless you ve
had the experience please do not apply.
See Mr Burgess, AMERICAN HEATING
CO . 55 K st s.e. J —J9
HEATING SERVICE MEN. experienced, to
take care of minor repairs and service:
allowance for car; top salary. Permanent
position See .Jack Burgess, AMERICAN
HEATING CO 55 K st. s.e. —29
HELPER, while, in produce commissary,
active, physical work, aged 20-30; start
2 30 a m.: 40 hrs. guar, per wk . 84c per
hr. GOVT. SERVICES. INC . 11.18 2_l*t.
st. n.w. . ; -'
HELPER, lightly built man. for cleaning
exhaust ducts and air-conditioning sys
terns; white, steady: good salary, perma
nent. mostly__nightwork. 1111 Eyc^^st. ;
HOTEL ANTGHT CLERK and auditor.' ex
perienced on transcript: good pay with
raid vacation. 6-dav week. Apply man
iiger s office HOTEL MARTINIQUE. 1211
16th st n w ■ ■
HOTEL FRONT OFFICE CLERK, exper
ence desirable. Excellent opportunity for
advancement Apply HOTEL HOUSTON,
910 E st. n.w. —
INVESTIGATORS—Insurance work, must
type 35 words ppr minute minimum and
have car: age, 23-30. National agency.!
Good future. Phone after 2 p.m. only.
NA. 0831. . , —:-S
JANITOR'S ASSISANT. colored' large apt.
house: 8 am. to 0 nm.; must be sober
and reliable; no quarters THOMAS J.
FISHER & CO.. INC., Realtors. .38 15tn
SSt NTTOR. settled colored man. married,
children, for new apt building: ex
cellent quarters, good wages Apply L. E.
BREUNINGER * SONS. 1730 K st_„1w
JANITOR- in downtown office building, age
25 to 40 perm employment, exper with
oil burners desired. Apply Rm. .02, S10
14th st n w between 2 and 4 p.m. —3"
JOURNEYMAN PLUMBERS, reliable, ex
npriMnrprf. cnod workers, steady work for
right man; $16 day. Phone wa. i»oo.
KITCHEN STEWARD, exper good oppor..
good salary, meals Apply Steward. CARL
TON HOTEL. 16th and K sts. n.*v -—28
MACHINIST to sell tools and machinery on
commission basis to best customers Op
portunity for large earnings. Car essential.
Box 121-M. Star. —?8
MAINTENANCE MAN. with car or light
Dai el truck, for air-conditioning and ven
tilating duct cleaning; whitp. mostiv night
work. steady, good salary, advancement.
1111 Evp at n w. —2 *
MAN. skilled, to install glass in new and
old homes; full or part-time work. ^OL.
MAN! white, married, learn service trade,
route work: perma . daytime, salary, only
honest, sober man need apply: reference
required. Interview 10 am. till 12 noon
WESTERN EXTERMINATING CO., 1023
12th st. n.w.
MAN, white, between the age 50 and 55.;
to Are boiler; sober, honest, able to fur
nish best of references; steady job. ex
perienced. or some one willing to learn.
WASHINGTON LAUNDRY. 2877 K sL n.w.
MAN, white, for fountain. 3 evenings a
week. 6 to 10: 75 cents an hour. CON
CORD PHARMACY, 1818 New Hampshire
ave n w. -wU
MAN for theater manager with Imagina
tion and the ability to carry ideas from
inception to conclusion Job means long
hours steady work, good Prospects for
advancement with solidly established firm.
Experience valuable but nor necessary.
Car an absolute requirement. Starting
salary. $45 weekly. Write, giving your
complete experience history ana aualifl
cationg. Box 168-Y. Star
MEAT CUTTER, good hours, good pav:
must be sober. McKINLEY MARKET.
321 T st. n e. HO. 3380. —28
MEAT CUTTER, experienced, good working
conds- good pay. must be Jewish. Apply
5758 Ga ave nw .—29
MEATCUTTER. under 35 yrs . willing to
help in grocery: Hyattsvtlle area. Call
WA 9619 till 7 P.m.; after 8 p.m . SL
6881 —29
MECHANIC and refg. man . take complete
charge of Installation and service of res
taurant equipment; exper required, state
whether union or nonunion; food **j*rl;
must have car or truck. Box 318-M. 8tar
MECHANICS—Immediate openings for
Grade A mechanics, installation of truck
equipment. Paid holidays, *J*bstantiaI
overtime Apply Mr. Sweeney. GAR WOOD
INDUSTRIES. INC., 1005 Wts. are. n.w.
RE 4441 —
MEN. colored part-time, mghtwork: must
be active and between ages of 21-35:
only sober, responsible men need apply.
8ee Mr. Newman, after 5 pm., CHEV5
CHASE BOWLING ALLEY. 4481 Conn,
ave. n.w. —27
MEN WANTED to vacuum-clean furnaces
must have ear $1.25 per hour, liberal cat
expense allowance: temporary work. Apply
3927 Blair rd. n.w., SINCLAIR REEINING
co —28
MEN. employed for part-time aalea work
evenings and Saturday. Ability to meet
people more important than_ experience.
SL50-S2.00 hr REAL SILK HOSIERY
MILLS- Room 110. 142. "Eye at. n w.
Apply 10-3 p.m. or pbona NA. 7358. —37
•
L
HELP MEN,
HEN (SI OVER *5—If you are looking for
Ull-time employment and are willing to
mt forth an average effort, your earning*
will not be lees than $75 per week to atart,
nore 11 you are willing to work hard. Ap
>ly MR. MAGILL. Room 310 Ring Bldl.i
18th and M sts. n.w. —30
MEN, with sales experience, for perma
nent connection by old-established com
deny Must have car. Apply SINGER SEW
ING MACHINE CO., 1340 O at. n.w. —29
METAL tile INSTALLER, must have ear;
salary for 40-hour, 5-day week plus ear
illowsnce. Good proposition for reliable
nan. Apply at once. Mr. C. J Boudreau,
Sears Roebuck & Co., 2301 Lawrence ave.
n.e. NO. 8543. —28
MILL WORK ESTIMATOR—Thorouihly
experienced; steady work for large lum
ber yard Call MR. FREEDMAN, WI 8822
MODERNIZATION INSTALLATION MEN—
The men we want must know how to
remove old heating units. Install new one?,
understand electric wiring on oil burners
and be able to adjust and service; this 1J
a splendid opportunity with one of Wash
ington's largest exclusive heating firms;
permanent year-round work, top salarv;
car allowance. See Mr. Burgess, AMEFt
t O 55 K st, s.e. —31
MOTORCYCLE RIDER iwhitei. expe
rienced in picking ud and delivering au
tomobile Darts: opportunity for advance
ment; paid holidays and vacation: group
Insurance and hospitalization benefits See
Ml- Le Gette. CAPITAL GARAGE. 1370
New York ave. nw _•>*
MOL'LDERS, finishers. patternmakers
plastermen for steady inside work in new
modern cast stone plant. Apply in person
only, office of HYCON. INC., 4701 R I.
ave,. Hvattsville. Md
UmT,I9NALI'J" K?°'VN organization ' has
limited number of vacancies for men over
I? ,»"•.of interested In installation
of telephone communication eouip - must
health!1 and°wtlTmg to^ravel*!?"neceMarv*
R E*6 0?0 fi'' f oT 8ffp p o i n t m e n t* ^ P r t
OIL BURNER MAINTENANCE MAN with
electTical skill steady, full.-ime emplov!
menL Apply WIRE PROPFRTIES. INC.
maintenance office. 21st and Eye sts n el
Bt)RiMER in*t?>l»tlon men. experi
enced. alowance for car. top salary:
permanent position: good opportunity with
advancement. Apply at once See jack
Burgess, AMERICAN HEATING CO 55 K
* e. og
eXDerier?re necessary fi
purchases. App^empfoyment' office* 4?^
PAINTER, white, for office bldg main
tenance See MR, BARTLEY. 707 Wood
ward Bldg, 00
pa,J,1LRS (2). white: come readv' f0y
work GEORGE WASHINGTON INN N T
ave. and C st. s.e. nc
PARTS DEPT. MAN for exclusive truck
agency, m well-known truck company
excel, opportunity for energetic and t*
hable man. Box 184-K. Star _1
PERSONNEL REPR perform ac n!«r*man»
amt contact omcer trainee: under 30: Dref
PL I"1* ,colle8e fdu. or exper. In field, on
Box'c-I-M §ta* Wrl" au,llflc*ti<>ns to
PHARMACIST. registered. prescription
AOl- r£t,n: g00d salarJ'- HIOGKUS drug"
o«»i , Conn. ave. n.w. _Y
PHARMACIST, exper., for active drugstore
12?dsalay-y„a.nd hours WOODLEY DRUG^
STORE, 35 i, Conn. are. n.w WO 7171.
PHARMACIST, relief, time can be arrsnrerl
LESSERS PHARMACY1841Col rd S w!
PLASTERER, white: repor* ready to work
See MR. BARTLEY. 707 Woodward Bide
PLASTERERS WANTED, long jot>ropen
shop, good pa.v. Call after 6 p.m NO
2501. 9
PIN BOYS, must be exper . who want" to
earn $40 to $50 per wk extra PET.
WORTH BOWLING CENTER, 3712Ga.
PLUMBERS HELPER. sober. reliab'#
tp learn trade: pleasant work
mLt 0nSal0o5o-g0<?1 chaRCf for advance
o’edt SH 24So after 6 p.m —2?
PORTER for drugstore, must know skort
ordet cocking^ Apply 1600 You st n w.
PORTER, with retail Jewelry store experl
f.P.ce. alyo chauffeur, experienced. ‘a.
KAHN, INC.. P35 F st. n.w. _28
PORTER AND DRIVER. Apply with refer
SHOP. °1308b G°M n!wam MODEL_™
E?£?S?£i,.axpenence(i reliable. DE LUXE
1,31 wls- ‘v>- T«IaPhone
Mx. HD i 0. 9§
PRESSER- full or part time, exper on silks
and wools RADIANT CLEANERS. 712
Division avp n.e _27
PRINTER—Comb. man. here's s grand op
portunity for on* who can see a job
through from layout to makeup, profitable,
assured future for right man who can
eventually take over complete manage
ment,_Victor Perlmutter. DISTRICT
PRINTING CO . LI. 5308. —27
PRINTER'S HELPER, for large printing of
fice. must he able to type Chance for
advancement Excellent working earnings,
pmploye s cafeteria, paid vacation, msur
-r,hn,spUall7ation- APnly >n person.
1 20:? Taylor $t n w. _
PRINTER’S HELPER, age IS to 21T for
lge. printing department, should be able
to type; good salary, with chance for ad
vancement Apply in person Monday, net,
2 «. at J 203 Taylor st. n.w —27
RADIO SERVICEMAN for bench work, ex
perienced and reliable. Apply 4 to 6 p. m.
RADIO SERVICEMAN for bench work:
daywork only: excellent salary. STAR
RADIO CO , 40S> 11th st. n.w.
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN—Dd and com
lng sales organlzatoin has opening for
ambitious men. anxious to get ahead;
Plenty of opportunity. SOUTHERN REAL
TY CO.. OX. 2010. CH. 4114. —27
RECEIVING CLERK, experienced; 5-day
wk.. 20% discount on purchases Apply
Personnel Office. 5th floor. GOLDEN
BERGS. 7th and K sts. n w —28
REFRIGERATION INSTRUCTOR—If you
have 5 yrs.’ practical experience and In
terested in joining a group of toDnot-ch
local servicemen, working under ideal in
door conditions, with starting salary. $6.
S50. plus insurance benefits and 2 wks ’
vacation, contact us at once! NEW YORK
TECHNICAL INSTITUTE. 1504 Benning rd
n.e. AT. 8823. —5
ROUTEMAN—Permanent excellent posi
tion for capable young man. aged 25-30;
solid future for a sincere, intelligent, de
pendable worker, driver’s permit sub
stantial r<»fj. imperative. Apply AMERI
CAN LtNFN SERVICE CO. office. 22*41
Sth st n.^ —30
ROUTE MAN and solicitor, for cleaning
store; salary and commission, full .or
part nme4 Box 15-M. Star. —27
SALESMAN, part time. Mon.. Thurs eve.,
all day Sat., furniture or linen exper
preferred, comm See Mj. Beemer. 410
1st. st. s.e . R. MARS. THE CONTRACT
CO
SALESMAN—National organization re
quires the services of a well qualified sales
man for Metropolitan Washington terri
tory. Must bp married and have proven
sales record. Car essential; earnings above
average and our product is not seasonable
Will receive applications from men be
tween 25 and 45 yrs of age. Write for
appointment. Box S-M. Star. —28
SALESMAN, men's wear, experienced in
clothing, hats and furnishings; good op
portunity and good salary. Box lfi-R,
Star. —28
SALESMAN—Pleasant, dignified selling in
the home; straight sal. and comm to
average 5100 wk. Apply 2815 14th *t.
n.w. —28
SALESMAN to call on local meat mar
kets: experienced in meat, cutting de
sirable: must have car. 5-day wk See
manager. KING4N A CO., 508 J2th st.
s.w. —27
SALESMAN, must be experienced selling
men's suits and topcoats: permanent po
sition. excellent chance for advancement:
salary open, depending on experienre and
ability Apply HOLLYWOOD CLOTH
ING CO.. 703 7th st. n.w . see Mr Kay.
SALESMAN, for Ige. jewelry store, perma
nent position with excellent future pleas
ant working conditions; good salary and
commission, vacation with pay: hospitali
zation and pension plan. Apply in person
to Mr Heller. CASTELBERG 5. 1004 P
st n.w. —29
SALESMAN, experienced appliances, excel
lent. opportunity with growing organiza
tion. all matters strictly confidential.
Sligo 3400 —27
SALESMEN < 10)—The national food con
servation program makes our 16-qaurt
whole meal cooker-canner combination a
must with every housewife Sells on sight
for SI down. SI week We deliver ar.d
collect $5 commission on every sale.
Exclusive wicn us: no competition. vrur
men making up to 340 a day See Lou
Taft at MICHAEL HOME EQUIPMENT CO ,
814 H it n.e. *
SALESMEN—We need several salesmen
for .Washington territories who have had
considerable experience In selling to ex
ecutives Telephone PITNEY BOWES,
INC.. DI. 575S for appointment. —29
SALESMEN, men s furnishings, excellent
opportunity for ambitious, able men who
have had experience in selling better qusl
itv haberdashery. Apply office THE
YOUNG MENS SHOP. 1319 F It n.w.
—30
SALESMEN ANI> SALES MANAGER to sell
the new and improved sell-storing red
wood combination storm window, will pay
top commission and furnish leads. Call
GE 492'.’ or OE 4011 for appointment.
—2S
SALESMEN with car to train locally for
permanent position with large manufac
turing company. Will consider Inexperi
enced man who la willing worker. Man
accepted will work under direct supervision
of manager. Not canvassing. Earnings
while training around finn weekly. Apply
Monday or Tuesday 11 a m. sharp at 2048
West Virginia ave. n.e —27
SALESMEN—Men wanted with exper. in
automobile business to buy and sell used
cars for an established Ford dealer Sea
Mr. McCalip. Jr., NORTHEAST MOTOR
CO. 920 Bladensburg rd. n.e. AT. 0200.
—27
SALESMEN—Home Improvements, combi
nation storm windows, roofing, slang,
heating plant We otter you the best prop
osition in town If interested stop in and
see MR. LEGO. 2000 R. I. aye. n.e., 2nd
floor front., bet. 1 p.m.. 4 p m. Car nec
essary —29
SECRETARY, must be competent gteno.
Poaition with above-average opportunity
for advancement, for ambitlou* young man
with good educational background. Call
Mrs. Nichols, RE. 3706. INTERNATIONAL
BUSINESS MACHINES CORP —29
SERVICE MANAGER for Bendlx home laun
dry service, must have ability to handle
men and lay out their work, a knowledge
of Bendlx products and refs, from former
employers are required. Apply to W. J.
O'Connor of SOUTHERN WHOLESALERS.
1519 L st n.w.. bet 10-12. DI 3422.
SERVICE STATION MEN (2) with selling
abllltv. excel opp for right men. Salary
and commission. BLADEN TIRE SERVICE,
1000 Bladensburg rd. —31
SHEET METAL WORKER, experienced, for
duct work: steady employment; excellent
working conditions, opportunity for right
man. Write P. O Box 22, Warrenton, Va.
—29
SHIPPING and receiving clerk, white,
thoroughly experienced, for shipping and
receiving dept., in fine men's wear store;
a fine opportunity for Intelligent, ambitlou*
man Apply Mr. Vickery. LEWIS * THOR
SALTZ. 1409 O it, n.w ... .
SHIPPING CLERK, experienced; 8-dav wk ,
10'- discount on purchase*. Apply Per
sonnel Offlee. 5th floor GOLDENBERG 3.
7th and K n.w. —28
SHOEMAKER- must be exwrianead: good
salary to right man App'» Bam Burks
BLtfE BANNER LAUNDRY. <30 TjS^gt.
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