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Class Day Is Celebrated
By Congressional Wives
By Margaret Certnnnd
School’s out until next January at the Congressional Club, which
gave its final tea of the season and held class day exercises yesterday
with Mrs. Clifford Davis, president of the club, as head mistress.
Since the first of the year the club has been avertable bee-hive of
activity and entertainment, and at yesterday's finale there was a
compliment from teacher for those in the cum laude category and the
Venezuelan Chief
To Visit Capital
The President of Venezuela and
Senora de Gallego are expected to
pay a visit in Washington the end
of June. They will be guests of the
President and Mrs. Truman at the
White House over night and the
customary plan for entertaining
Chief Executives of other nations
will be followed.
The President and Mrs. Truman
will entertain at dinner in honor of
the visiters the evening after their
arrival and the following day they
will move across to Blgir House.
President Gallegos Ambassador in
Washington and Senora de Carne
vali will be hosts at a reception dur
ing their stay and probably will
Join other members of his party
when he goes to Bolivar, Mo.
The South American Executive Is
coming at this time to attend the
unveiling of a statute to the great
liberator, Simon Bolivar, a native of
Venezuela.
Wed Yesterday
Miss Elizabeth Teresa Dalton of
Washington, daughter of Mrs. Mau
rice F. Dalton and the late Mr. Dal
ton of Brockton, Mass., became the
bride yesterday of Mr. John Rich
ard Mountcastle III, son of Mrs.
Margie Dixon of this city and Mr.
John Richard Mountcastle, jr., of
Wilmington, N. C.
The ceremony took place at the
Shrine of the Sacred Heart with the
Rev. F'ather Paul Repetti officiating.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride was attended by Miss
Geraldine Galvin of Boston.
Mr. Nelson Frank Terrell was the
best man. The couple will reside
in this city.
award of prizes by Head Mistress
Davis.
Faculty members assisting in re
ceiving were Mrs. Maurice Thatcher,
Mrs. Leon A. Tashof, Mrs. Mary
Stuart Johnson, Mrs. Herbert A.
Greger and Mrs. W. C. Resides, who
came down from New York just for
the occasion.
rvuiuiifc im»c lcwcivmg gins anu
scholarships were Mrs. Clarence Lea
for collecting historical documents;
Mrs. Charles R. Clason for organiz
ing the bridge marathon; Miss Mar
garet Clements for the sale of guest
tickets to the Friday teas; Mrs.
Albert Carter for producing the
handsome pictorial directory; Mrs.
Carroll D. Kearns for her produc
tion of the excellent historical an
niversary pageant; Mrs. Lawrence
H. Smith for compiling two cook
books; Mrs. Ward Whittington and
Mrs. Homer Angell for hours of
Red Cross work, and many others.
There were class songs composed
by Mrs. David H. Kincheloe and led
bv her daughter, Mrs. James Davis,
and, of course, the Congressional
Club Song, written by Capt. Robert
F. Keim of the Air Force.
The various classes really strutted
their stuff, starting with beginners'
Spanish. Fun progressed along with
the program, conversational Spanish
students Increasing the hilarity by
their answers to trick questions.
The club's bowling champions
played off a tie score on a miniature
alley in the center of the floor, and
there was a demonstration in color
schemes from the interior decorating
class and a one-minute performance
from the class on flower arrange
ments.
DonnKliflonc onH vipH
for honors on hat designs, the Re
publican Glide featuring balloons
and elephants and the Democratic
Slide displaying a procession of don
keys entering a miniature White
House centering the crown.
Daughters Court
To Install June 14
Our Lady of Lourdes, Court 1120,
Catholic Daughters of America, will
install its new officers on June 14
at the Chevy Chase Woman’s Club.
Mrs. Madeline W. Leon has been
elected grand regent and other new
officers are Mrs. Mathilda E. War
ner, vice grand regent; Mrs. Evelyn
Stolpe, prophetess; Mrs. Kathryn
M. Smith, lecturer; Mrs. Katherine
D. Carrico, historian; Mrs. Kath
leen Probey. financial secretary:
Mrs. Louise M. Altenbaugh, treas
urer; Mrs. Mary M. Burns, mon
itor; Mrs. Marie E. Eberlin, senti
nel; Mrs. Luella M. Shepard, or
ganist, and Miss Elizabeth V. Brown,
Miss Elizabeth P. Stuart and Mrs.
Catherine Burgdorf, trustees.
Mrs. Helen Mackall has been
elected grand regent of Prince
Georges Court 1340 and Mrs. Mar
garet Goodwin has been re-elected
vice regent. Other officers are Mrs.
Luella Smith, historian; Mrs. Jane
Moore, prophetess; Mrs. Marie
Dunn, lecturer; Mrs. Claire Bol
becker, sentinel; Mrs. Thelma Rab
bitt, financial secretary; Mrs. Ella
Chambers, treasurer; Mrs. Edna
Lawton, organist, and Mrs. Ellen
Coxen, monitor. Mrs. Anne Gra
nados and Mrs. Rose Kane were
elected trustees to serve for three
year terms. _
_ < _' * I nrr I
Miss Westbrook w ea
The Ball Memorial Church was
the scene yesterday of the wedding
of Miss Carol Virginia Westbrook,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Bowker Westbrook, to Mr. Clarence
tester Beaver, II, of this city,
formerly of Uhrichsville, Ohio. Dr.
Frederick Brown Harris officiated at
the home of the bride.
In the absence of her father, who
is a civilian employe with General
Headquarters, United States Army,
in Tokyo, the bride was given in
marriage by her brother, Mr.
Richard Bowker Westbrook.
Miss Barbara Stone was maid of
honor, wearing blue faille and carry
ing pink rosebuds.
Mr. John Wesley Beaver was his
brother's best man.
After a honeymoon the couple
will resume their studies at George
Washington University and will
reside with the bride's mother at
4826 Eskridge Terrace. The groom
is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs.
C. L. Beaver.
MRS. WAKEFIELD.
—Hessler Photo.
Miss Aria Elizabeth Iverson and
Mr. John Wakefield were married
yesterday at a double ring cere
mony in the Lutheran Church ot
the Reformation by Dr. Oscar F.
Blackwelder.
The bride Is the daughter of Mrs.
Alvin Bernhardt Iverson and was
given in marriage by her brother
in-law, Mr. Thomas Parker.
Mrs. Parker was her sister's ma
tron of honor. The other attend
ants were Mrs. Frank F. Willson.
Mrs. Bartley A. Fiegler, Mrs. Edward
P. Blanchard, jr„ and the Misses
Ethel Haakenson and Dora Winters.
Mr. Billy Joe Griffin was best
man and the ushers were the
Messrs. Fred E. Fling, Bartley A.
Fiegler, Frank F. Willson, Richard
I. Mather, Ralph R. Benson, Robert
S. Wakefield and John C. Marceron.
The couple will live in Washing
ton, where the bridegroom attends
American University. The bride
groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Wakefield of Taunton, Mass.
Smith Club Elects
Mrs. Miles Colean was elected to
succeed Mrs. Robert W. Wilson as
president of the Smith College Club
of Washington at a meeting held
Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
Frederick Billings Lee. Other new
officers are Mrs. Philip Owen, first
vice president; Mrs. Robert Young,
second vice president; Mrs. James
Wakelin. Jr., recording secretary, and
Mrs. Francis McGarraghy, treasurer.
Vfum
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Nature certainly performed a thrilling feat of magic when she
formed DRUM POINT BEACH. Man, too, had his hand in the
rich lore of this enchanting playground—as evidenced by the
historic DRUM POINT BEACH Lighthouse. Here, fishermen
from all over gathered to recount hair-raising experiences and
to swap amazing tales of luck. Situated where the Chesapeake
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erick, through Prince Frederick on Route 2 for 15 miies,
left to DRUM POINT BEACH.
'
Diplomatic Fetes
The Greek Ambassador, Mr. Vas
seli C. Dendramis, entertained at
luncheon yesterday in honor of
Mr. Dwight Griswold, director of
United States Relief in Greece. Mr.
Griswold is in this country for a
short stay, accompanied by Mr. Eu
gene Clay, who also was a guest at
the luncheon.
Senora de Jaen Guardia, wife of
the retiring Panamanian Ambas
sador, was honor guest at luncheon
yesterday of'Mrs. Edward Conger,
who entertained at the Army Navy
j Club.
Miss Beland Married
The wedding of Miss Dorothy
Louise Beland, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. John B. Beland of this city and
Ayden, N. C., to Mr. Hugh Turner,
son of Mrs. Elizabeth Lee Turner
and the late Mr. Enoch Brice Tur
ner of Milner, Ga., took place yes
terday. The double-ring ceremony
was performed in the Columbia
Heights Christian Church, with Dr.
Harry L. Bell officiating.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride had Miss Nancy Ferney
hough as her maid of honor. The
other attendants were Mrs. Samuel
Bert Carradine, cousin of the bride,
| and Miss Mary Botko.
j Acting as honorary bridesmaids
were the Misses Nancy .Saunders
and Mary Ryder.
Mr. Charles Brice Turner, U. S. N.,
was the best man for his brother,
and the ushers were the Messrs.
Billy Fritts and George Marlowe, jr.
After a reception at the home of
the bride the couple left for Raleigh,
N. C. They will make their home in
Atlanta, where the groom will study
electrical engineering at Georgia
School of Technology. The bride
attended Meredith College and was
graduated from George Washington
University Wednesday with a B. S.
degree in zoology.
HELP MEN.
ACCOUNTING CLERK for Ford dealer—
Person who understands double-entry
bookkeeping or automobile accounting sys
tem; prefer one who is typist and/or
stenographer. See Mr. Erwin. HILL &
TIBBITTS. 1114 Vermont ave. n.w. —:f
ADVERTISING SPACE SALESMAN to
; rover schools, colleges, other advertisers
I for national weekly covering Washington.
I Baltimore, other cities. Leads furnished.
Give previous experience, Box 500-C, Star.
—30
' AIRCRAFT DESIGN ENGINEERS—A large
aircraft company, located in the South
west, has several very interesting openings
in design for qualified, experienced air
craft design engineers. Extensive board
background Is necessary and some super
visory experience desirable. The salary
and advancement opportunities are excel
lent. Address a complete resume of your
experience and training, stating salary re
quirements to Box 444-A. Star. —29
ARMATURE WINDER, familiar with a c.
and d.c. motors. Some machine work on
bearings and commutators. Give full
information and experience. Good pay
for right man. Box 126-C. Star. ‘
ASSISTANT JANITOR; fi-day week, top
salary. Call OR. moo, manager. —29
ASSISTANT SALES MANAGER for Singer
Sewing Mach. Co.; here's the job with a
future for an industrious man; liberal
sick benefits and retirement plan. Apply
in person, 4913 Ga. ave. n.w. —29
ASSISTANT TO OFFICE MANAGER, by
one of Washington's largest Ford dealers;
thoroughly experienced in accounting
methods; fast and accurate with figures:
must be able to type; splendid opportunity
for young energetic and aggressive mar
Reply in full detail as to background,
salary expected, etc., to Box 112-C. Star.
—29
AUTO BODY AND FENDER MAN, first
class, exper. preferred; a good position
for the proper man, ts legal holidays and
vacation with pay; excel, working cond
See Mr. Loveless, or Mr. Richards. BILL
HIMER & PALMER, 3110 Hamilton st..
Hyattsville. Md. —4
AUTO CARBURETOR and tune up me
chanic: high guarantee with commission
or straight salary; free hospitalization,
vacation with pay; insurance. CAITHNESS
BUICK, INC., 4718 Hampden lane. Bethes
da. Md. OL. 3000. -30
AUTOMOBILE LUBRICATION MAN. A-l.
exper. all cars. Apply aerv. mgr . 9 a m.
to 4 p m.. HILL ii TIBBITTS, Ford dealer,
i 114 Vprmnnt. *v* n m- .—.MU
AUTO MECHANIC with knowledge of body
and fender work: will furn. 5-rm. house,
modern conv. Call HENTZE GARAGE.
Phone Waldorf 2162. —30
AUTO MECHANICS (2), Chrysler exper.:
new clean shop; straight salary or com
mission: insurance benefits, paid vaca
tions; free transp. from downtown. See
Mr. Jones. MERSON & THOMPSON, 4721
Hampden lane. Bethesda, Md. WI. 2616,
or call TW. 0939 eves. —31
AUTO MECHANICS, experienced, excellent
working conditions, vacation with pay.
See Mr. Mahoney, ADDISON CHEVROLET.
1522 14th st. n.w., HO. 7600. —6
AUTO MECHANICS. trucks. lst-class;
steady work, salary, paid holidays and va
cations; International truck dealer. See
Mr. Maloney or Mr. Gunter. MALONEY'S.
INC.. 8126 Georgia ave.. Silver Spring. —29
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC, must be ex
pert. all-around man; 60 *r commission.
WOODLAWN SERVICE, 4626 No. Wash
ington blvd.. CH. 2141. . —1
AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS to work 50-50
with guar., Chrysler line exper. desired,
best opport. and working cond. for right
men with good refs.; come out during day
or call for night appts. Mr. Martens.
CALVERT MOTORS. INC. 1141 East
West bwy.. Sil. Spr.. SH. 1434. —30
AUTO PAINTER. 1st class onlv: $85 per
wk. and bonus; vacation; plenty help:
good shop. Mr. Misler. RE. 2727, EAGLE
AUTO SERVICE. 33 N Y. ave. n.e. 30*
AUTOMOBILE SETTLEMENT clerk—Per
son who understands tag and title trans
actions. for large local Ford dealers; op
portunity for advancement: prefer stenog
rapher. Replies confidential. Box 357-D,
Star. —3
AUTO SHOP FOREMAN—Large General
Motors dealer In D. C. Complete charge
of shop: must be thoroughly experienced
4n a volume operation; do not apply
unless you are a go-getter and can handle
men; excellent wages; state qualifica
tion* In own handwriting. Box 318-B,
Star. —6
AUTO-TITLE CLERK, exper., must be good
typist: perm, employment. Silver Spring
auto dealer. Box 278-D. Star. —2
BAR HELPER, experienced preferred: good
wages with meals. Apply steward. OCCI
DENTAL HOTEL, 1411 Pa. ave. n.w. —30
BOOKKEEPER, full time, experienced,
salary open; prefer man with exper. in
wholesale meat business. Apply in own
handwriting. Box 31 3-D, Star. —30
BOOKKEEPER; young man with some
experience; excellent opportunity. See Mr.
Wheatley. TRIANGLE MOTORS. 3010 R.
BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST for full charge on
small set of books; payroll and cost ac
counting essential: manufacturing concern
In n.e. section. 8tate age and qualifica
tions Box 370-B. Star. —30
BOOKKEEPER, experienced: part time,
afternoon; 6 days week. Box 354-B. Star.
—30
BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST, exper. real op
portunity for settled man approx. 30 yrs
old. to develop his ability for executive
position. Must be capable of handlina
large volume of detail; $45 per wk. tc
start. Permanent employment. Prefer
Silver Spring area resident. Box 287-D
Star. —2
BOYS WANTED for work at golf range
Telenhone OL. 7662. -—4
BRICKLAYERS, exper-flreproofers. »t Du
pont Plaza Apts., at T>upont Circle. AN
CHOR INVESTMENT CO., 900 F at. n.w.
—3
BRICKLAYERS, long job. top wage*. Re
port to 6024 38th st.. Hyattsville. Md.
Take Hyattsville bus from Mt. Rainier
terminal to job: or if preferred report tc
4th and Valley ave. a e. MASTER BUILD
ERS.. INC.
BRICKLAYERS for a number of jobs in
Wash, area: all large srork: top wages and
travel time where required. ANCHOR
FIREPROOFING CO.. 900 F st. n.w. Phone
RE 1056
BUS OPERATORS—For 10 men who car
meet the physical and mental require
ments we have available 10 bus operatoi
positions that carry with them the guar
antee of secure futures for themselves anc
their families; goad pay, paid vacations
free hospital and life insurance. fre<
transportation: all men paid while ir
training; must be 5 feet 8 inches, weigl
150 and be between 23 and 38 years. Set
employment manager. A.. B. k W
TRAN8IT CO., 127 North Pitt st.. Alex
andria. —30
Dl'ltOKUt must oe experience!!. urpenu
xb> good wages. Apply OPEN AIR
MARKET. 1.305 Wilson blvd . Arlington
Va. —.11
BUTCHER, exper.. for week ends: in fini
DG8 store; steady work. Box 423-D
Star —30
BUTLER, whit*, experienced, good refer
ences: to live In: permanent position
Telephone MR. COOK between 9 and 4
DI. 9080. —30
CANVASSERS, experienced, to sell Jewelry:
salary and commission. See Mr Kane
NEW YORK JEWELRY CO. 719 7tb
st. n.w _
CARPENTER—To bnild log house, mus
know how to cut saddle Joints on logs
Call BT. 8220 before 5 p.m. or WO. 080(
after 0 p.m. —29
CARPENTER, white, for office bldg, main
tenance. Apply 227 Woodward Bldg. —3f
CARPENTERS for large apt. house project
must be first class only; no trim men: tot
wages. Report to 5024 38th st.. Hyatts
vllie. Md. Take Hyattsville bus from Mt
Rainier Terminal to Job. or If prefer
report to 4th and Valley sts. 8. E. MAS
TER BUILDERS. INC —2
CARPENTER WANTED to build on farm
near Fairfax: cabin accommodations foi
man and wife on site: years work for
right party. Box 183-C. Star. 30*
CARPENTERS, experienced, steady work.
Apply MR. SAUNDERS. 2nd and North
Galveston st . Arlington. Va. —3
CARPENTERS, thoroughly experienced on
residential work: must be able to do
framing, alto trim: good working condi
tions. steady work for right men. Apply
on Job. 9200 block Bradford rd.. Stiver
8prlng. —3'
CEMENT FINISHER. 1st class; good pay.
CEMENT rnfisHM. White, to act a< labor
foreman. Only one experienced in laylne
of an type* forma to ierel need apply.
OL. 7853: ere«.. OL. 9111, M. POMPO
KIO * SONS. INC —29
CLERK, eeneral ofBee work, typlne red
TERMINAL STORAGE CO., lit and K It*,
a. a. 9—29
HELP MEN (Cant.). I
neighborhood. Must be thoroughly exper.
Give good wages: steady work Give full
information by mail. Box 352-0, 8tar. ,
CLERK, for paint store, experienced, good I
starting salary: we will train you for
sales work and higher earnings: all re
plys confidential. THE BROOKLAND CO-.
TA. 7000. Mr. Clark.
CLERK, to handle time records, make out
delivery tickets, answer phone inquiries;.:
for manufacturing concern near Hyatts- j
ville. Ask for MR. BARTO, at UN. 2000.!
—30 |
CLERK and general all-around man for
steady employment in modern up-to-date t
hardware store; attractive proposition for
livewire with experience in this business.
Box 105-C. Star. —31 j
CLERK wanted for hardware store, exper
not necessary, references required. SH
5580. HAAS BROTHERS. 8545 Georgia
ave. n.w —3
CLERK-DRIVER! white or colored, for
grocery. Prefer a thoroughly experienced
man. No drinkers considered. Apply in
person. Salary open. THE PANTRY
MARKET, 3020 Hamilton st.. Hyattsville.
—30
COIN MACHINE MECHANICS (2). Largest
and most progressive coin machine or
ganization in East has openings for 2:
exper. service men. Perm, positions. Ex
ceptional earnings and rapid adv. to hon-1
est. sober, intelligent men who are willing
to work. Route exper. on pin game de
sirable. but not essential. Call MR HAR
OLD KLEIN. DI. 0500, before 11 am
for appt. , —30
COOK, must be exper. all around. No
phone calls. Apply in person. GOLDIE'S
RESTAURANT-DELICATESSEN, 1338 Pow
hatan st . Alexandria. Va. —30
COOK, white; must be thoroughly exper.,
sober and reliable: be able to furn. local
refs . capable of taking over kitchen in
small beach hotel. 30 miles from Wash.
Apply 722 10th st. n.w., MR. RAWLINSON.
—;U) ;
COST CLERK, for construction project:
preferably young man with engineering
training. Perm, position for right man. !
with established contracting firm. Box
420-D. Star. —30
, COUNTER MEN—Liberal starting wage:
i chance for advancement. Apply in person
! at 5100 Georgia ave n.w bet. 11 a m.
i and 12 noon daily except Sun or call SL.
0600 bet 8:30 a m and 4 30 p.m for
' information LITTLE TAVERN SHOPS.
INC., famous lor hamburgers.
COUNTER MEN. only experienced men!
i need apply. SHIRLEY FCOD STORES.
[Sherlington Center. Arl . Va. —31
i CREDIT CLERK, to interview applicants
land assist manager in various other credit
duties: very good working conditions. 0
day week excellent opportunity for con-1
setentious and intelligent young man. I
Apply MR. POMERANTZ, 800 E st. n.w.
—31 !
CREDIT MAN to take charge of local
•redit dept, of naticnally-know n oil com
pany. Excel, opportunity for qualified
man. Call MR. LARSON. TA. 8500 for
appt. —29
DAIRYMAN wanted at Old Fields Dairy.
Fore.stville. Md House and excellent pay
to right man; no farm work. 30*
DETAIL DRAFTSMAN. mechanical or
radio background. Apply at NATIONAL
ELECTRICAL MACHINE SHOPS. INC.,
919 Jesup-Blair dr., Silver Spring. Md.
—30 :
I DISHWASHER. Apply in person, 2310 4th
i st. n.e. —29 i
DRIVER, for paper route; reliable, sober:
and have D. C. and Md. chauffeur's permits. 1
Call SH. 2750 for interview. 29*
DRIVERS wanted for Diamond cabs. New
and used cabjs avail. Reas, rental rates. !
Must have identification card. Apply Dia
mond lot, 101 M st. n.e. See MELVIN j
HERRIMAN.
DRIVER-SALESMAN, experienced, for well- ;
known frozen food company; guaranteed
salary plus commission. Box 69-D, Star.
—31
DRIVERS WANTED for wholesale dism-;
bution; salary. 5-day wk.; white, must
have high school education or equivalent.
Apply in person 1121 5th st. n.w. —31
DRIVER-SALESMAN, for retail ice cream
truck; must be young and aggressive. GE.
7277. —30
DRIVER, with D. C. permit, for light truck
delivery of auto parts; starting wage $32
per wk.. plus monthly bonus: 5‘a-day week,
paid vacation: profit sharing, paid legal
holidays. Box 72-D. Star. —31
DRIVER FOR ICE CREAM route truck
See Mr. Barham, at FUSSELL YOUNG
ICE CREAM CO., 1300 Wis. ave. n.w.
— 1
DRIVER-PORTER for drugstbre. part time,
0 to 10 p.m. and every other Sunday.
SHEPHERD PARK PHARMACY. 7723 Ga.
ave. n.w. —29
DRIVER - SALESMAN, white, for estab
lished dry cleaning plant; salary and com
mission: steady work, must have refer
ences. SANITARY CLEANERS, 2920 J4th
st. n.w. —3
DRUG CLERK, part time: alternate nights
I and Sundays. COLONIAL VILLAGE PHAR
MACY. 1737 Wilson blvd.. CH. 4222. —30
DRUG CLERK, young and experienced.
Good opportunity; good salary. NEW
HAMPSHIRE PHARMACY, 5000 1st st n.w
—30
ELECTRICIAN and helper. Call after 5.
GL. 0050. —29
ENGINEER. 1st class, to handle large
modern laundry, dry cleaning, cold stor
age and rug plant; only persons fully
qualified and well recommended need ap
! ply: must be sober and industrious: steady
position. For appt . call MELVIN VINER.
735 Lamont st. n.w., RA. 8000. —4
FIREMAN, 3rd-class engineer’s license, for ■
| night shift. NATIONAL BRICK & SUPPLY
CO., Terra Cotta. D C. GE. 2721. —30
. FOOD CHECKER AND CLERK for super
market: exper. preferred: 1 from high;
I school area. Apply at AKMAN SUPER'
MARKET. 5405 Annapolis rd.. Bladens- [
burg. Md. —30
'FLOOR LAYERS HO), strip or block floor-;
j ing; top wages. $2.25 hr. Apply at 717
Kennedy st. n.w. —1
rlAMm sAnutKS, jii a aay: noor lay
ers. 5c per foot. Columbia 4209 or SH.
2277 after 6 p m. —4
FLORIST, experienced, to manage store:
partnership considered to right party. GL.
9040. <30*
FOUNTAIN HELP, experienced man for
soda fountain and luncheonette; top sal
ary for right party; must have reference
Apply in person. JUDD'S PHARMACY.
2750 14 th st n.w. CO. 2371. —31
! FOUNTAIN MANAGER; must be capable.
Bring refs.; daywork. Tod salary. Apply
SOUTHERN DRUG CO. 15th and H
sts. n.w. —1
FURNITURE SALESMAN, experienced
pref.; inside selling; good proposition to
the right man. Apply ALPERSTEIN'S
FURNITURE, 1023 7'h st. n.w., ask for
Mr Marks. —30
Gas STATION ATTENDANT, white, ex- i
perienred all-around man; Silver 3prmg;
'area. Call SH 9653. —30
iGAS STATION ATTENDANTS (2), colored:1
i car washer, lubrication man. Must oe
I experienced. FEATHERSTONE SERVICE
STATION. 1305 N. J. ave. n.w. —29
j GROCERY CLERK, with some knowledge!
! of meat cutting; sober. Call today. WO.
1.3149. —31 r
HOUSEMAN, colored, exper. g.h w ; sober.!
j reliable, references; live in. WO. 8153
after 4 p m. —3
GRILL AND SANDWICH MAN. experi
enced. CHASTLETCN PHARMACY. 1 Gth
and R sts. n.w DU. 3351. —30 i
GROCERY MEN. only experienced need
apply. SHIRLEY FOOD STORES. Shir-,
lington Center. Arl.. Va. —31- |
HALLMAN for apt. house: $86 50 per
mo . 48-hr. week. See MISS NALLEY'. ‘
1727 Mass. ave. n.w. —31
HOD CARRIERS WANTED, top wages to
good men; long Job at Baileys Cross Roads,
on Leesburg pike. Report to Mr. Morlock.!
of JOHN N. CAMPBELL. INC. —4
INSURANCE SALESMAN, full and part
time. Call ME. 2488 for appointment. —30
i JANITOR, must be experienced, for large
i apt. house. Apt., utilities and salary.
I Good job for the right man. Apply in
! person. 2730 Wis ave. —29
JANITORS AND FIREMEN, colored, real
opportunity for energetic young men; good
I pay. room and* board; must have rcfer
! ences. Phone MR. JOSEPH. SH. 3070.
—30
■ JUNIOR ENGINEER, mechanical or radio
background, experience helpful. Apply at
NATIONAL ELECTRICAL MACHINE
! SHOPS. INC., 919 Jesup-Blair dr.. Silver
Spring. Md. „ —30
LABORATORY TECHNICIAN for doctor's
office. DR. BENJAMIN MANCHESTER.
DE. 640<>. —30
LABORERS, long job. top wages. Rp
port to 5024 38th st.. Hyattsville. Md.:
take Hyattsville bus from Mt. Rainier ter
minal to job or if prferred. report to
4th and Valley ave. s.e. MASTER BUILD
ERS INC
LABORERS, clearing ground: long job.
Conn . near Chevy Chase Lake. See MR
RILEY. , —30
LABORERS WANTED. Report for work
i 42(H) block 10th st. south. Barcroft. Va.
I See MR RHODENISER. —4
LAWYER—Established law firm has open
ing for young man. preferably one recently
admitted to bar or not actively engaged in
practice, wno desires to acquire experience;
I state age. family obligations, qualifications
and minimum salary requirement to start.
I Box 369-A. Star •
| LINOLEUM MECHANIC—I will get to the
; point quick, you must not be a good
! mechanic but a better than good one;
i good basic pay and incentive earnings;
excellent opportunity. You must be able
.to do sink, floor and tile work perfectly:
please do not bother us unless you are
an excellent man. mechanically and de
1 pendable because if you are not. with our
particular clientele we will learn imme
diately and both your and our time will
i be wasted. W’ally Ligon, c o JOHN LIGON
at OL. 2204. —29
LINOLEUM MECHANIC, very good oppor
! tunity for experienced man. steady work,
cood pay. union scale or better. See MR.
CAIN at 608 Pa. ave. s.e. —29
LINOLEUM MECHANICS, experienced only
Must have tools. Steady work, high rate
of pay. Apply DISTRICT TILE & LINOLE
UM CO., 730 9th st. n.w —30
LOBBY ATTENDANT, colored, for light
-duties in exclusive apt. bldg.; must be re
fined and sober: can provide quarters for
isingle man. Cal in person. 9 to 10 am.
: LEGUM to GERBER REAL! Y CO . 2637
! » TTf. ~ n -.'III
LUBRICATION MAN. must be experienced
Apply Mr. Harding. PARKWAY MOTOR
CO. 30411 M st. n.w. —30
MACHINIST, 1st class and machine opcra
tor. Apply at NATIONAL ELECTRICAL
MACHINE SHOPS, INC.. 919 Jesup-Blair
dr.. Silver Spring. Md. .—-2
MACHINISTS, skilled operators, lathes,
millers, grinders, etc. Apply N. O. L.
employment office. Building 1, NAVAL
ORD LAB . New Hampshire ave. extended
at Colesville rd Md. —3°
MAINTENANCE MAN to take care of minor
repairs In small bids : must have D. C.
operator's permit; permanent year-round
employment with one of Washmaton s old
est and largest auto dealers for a man
capable of making minor carpentry, plumb
ing and misc. repairs. Write giving full
: employment records and references. Box
I 284-D, Star. , —31
MAN. aggressive, between 2o and 32 yrs
of age. Washingtonian preferred. Inter
ested In mechanics, to demonstrate spe
cial equipment in transportation field:
' permanent position, salary; demonstrator
furnished. Box 288-B. Star
MAN, single, to care for vegetable garden,
! lawn and couple riding horses on plaae
In nearbv Md : experience and references.
necessary; room and board and top a'aees
j jjj 533(3 —
MAN. some knowledge of bookkeeping and
typing, for general office work. Reply Box
354-D. Star, stating exper. Starting salary
about *35 week. . ,, —30 ■
MAN. exp., with sufficient family to mi s
and care for dairy herd of 41 cows only
or In addition, the complete operation
of 200-acre farm located in nearby Va on
hard rd. near school and store*: good
salary and commission: new. modern:
house, with bath, elec: fuel furn ; avail
June 1. Phone Herndon 13*. —30 !
MAN. white. «0 yrs of age. to work hi
dry-eleanine »nd laujldry blent. WASH
INGTON LAUNDRY. 2827 M, »t. n.w. —30
HELP MEN.!
iiAsii exper. in aeucaieucn ai iiulcjj. oi
or kosher-style delicatessen store. 1388 ec
'owhRtan st.. Alexandria. OV. 5868 •—30 8
HAN to work on farm, near Washington: 4.
pliable, white, married: to care for vege- SI
able garden, lawn and to drive. Reply fc
3ox 497-Z. Star. —30 C:
if AN. flrtt-ciass. produce and vegetables, ai
3ood pay and short hours. Apply Si
MEADOWBROOK MARKET. 7460 Wis. tl
ive. n w . WI 1200 —3 tl;
HEAT CTTTERS. only experienced men 1.
teed apply. SHIRLEY FOOD .STORES. S
ShirlingTon Center. Arl.. Va. ^ —31 1 c*
WEATCUTTERS. first class; no other need 1 tl
tpply: week ends only. Apply in person to xi
3 F. CASEY. 1419 Park rd. n w —29 , £
MECHANIC, white, for fleet of 30 cars:! S
established laundry co.: good terms, with; S
)r without tools. RE. 2611. —31 n
MECHANIC — New Chrysler - Plymouth
lealer needs lst-class mechanic, thor- w
Highly experienced on Chrysler products: i
new plant. Weaver lifts, excellent equip- oi
ment; good working rond.. top wages plus S
jonus: paid vacation for good man n
ANACOSTIA MOTOR CO.. 1708 Oood a
Hope rd. s.e. ' *—0 it1
MECHANICS <4). for daywork: excel, e
•voricing conditions: paid vacation and 1<
holidays. Apply cither night or day. n
CENTRAL MOTOR CO.. 1201 Oronoco st.. S
Aioandria. Va . OV. lftOO. —31 o
MECHANIC on washing machines, exper S
pref.; ref. RIDGELY & RIDGELY. 3504 "
14th st n.w —30 J
MEN (2), experienced: young: work on [»
sales lot and in service dept. Apply Mr. ,c
Kessler. CENTRAL MOTOR CO.. 3200 Lee T
hwy . Arl.. Va . CH. 7000. —30 I
MEN to work in rug-cleaning plant. DIE- e
NFR RUG CO . 1221 22nd st. n.w. —28 a
MEN—Falls Church dealer needs one parts f,
man. and .2 mechanics. New bide.. all!T
modern equipment. Must be ambitious, t’
Clean, pleasant surroundings, agreeable
people to work witn. Perm employment t
for the right person. Limited exper. re>* !; u
m ired. See Mr C.ark. FRAZER CLARK t
MOTOR CO.. Fails Church. Va.. phone FA. p
4<»1I for appt. v —3 r
MEN WANTED to work in arcade, must be j
neat, clean, sober, honest, agile and Wash- j
ington resident, between ages of 28 and p
35 See MR. SMITH after 10 am. Monday, $
412 9th st. n.w.. no phone calls. —31 v
MEN WANTED WITH AUTOMOBILES for ^
newspaper: must be neat in appearance. 1
Call MR. SIMMS. HI. 4972. —29 s
MEN’S FURNISHINGS SALESMAN—Ag- v
jressive voung man for immediate perma-. 3
nent position, excellent earning possibili- 1
Lies and ideal working conditions. See Mr. c
Ehrman, D. J. KAUFMAN, INC., 833 14th c
n w. —30 1 s
NIGHT COOK, white, experienced; refer- 1
ences required. Apply OYSTER BAY RES- i r
TAURANT. 904 9th st. n.w. i I
NIGHT MAN. colored, for office bldg.; /
must be sober and reliable. Call in per- ! i
son.. 810 18th st. n.w. —29 li
NIGHT MANAGER (white), with some ;
cafeteria experience preferred; good salary \
and. a splendid opportunity for an ambi- -j
tious. energetic young man; permanent j
position. Box 270-B, Star. —1 ;
NIGHT WATCHMAN for construction job i
nearby Md.; refs, required. See MR. \
CLARK. 2nd fl.. 1327 Conn ave. t
OUTSIDE REPRESENTATIVE. 2i to 27. ' I
high school graduate, single preferred, i }
trained for executive position with nation | 3
al organization, salary and expenses; GI j ?
approved training program. Apply be- j t
tv pen 9 and 4 w-eekdays only. HOUSEHOLD j
FINANCE CORP.. 79J4 Ga. ave., Silver ^
Spring. ■—29 c
PAINTERS, paper hangers, white; prefer j
combination men: sober. 1st class only; 1
men able to produce honest day's w'ork, f
top wages. WO. 8614. —29 1
PAINTERS WANTED—Apply at job Me- f
Kinlev and Old Georgetown rd.. Bethesda, 1
See RENSHAW. —3 i
PAINTERS AND PArER HANGERS, exper k
only. addIv .TAFFE. 911 13th sr. n.w. ]
PAPER HANGER. Call RA. 6055. 1
PARTS MANAGER—New Ford dealership. \
located at Waldorf, Md.. 20 miles from 1
D C . needs experienced Ford parts man; s
good salary plus Ford recommended bonus i
plan. Victor 7700. Ext. 1707. 30* t
PATENT ATTORNEY as assistant in Cali- i
forma corporation patent department: .«
work chiefly mechanical, but some cheml- ]
cal. Give age, education, experience, and i
salary expected. Box 452-A. Star. —30 i
PATTERN MAKER, for cabinetmaker: ex
cel. working cond. Call Olympic 0929 or '
9429. 5
PHARMACIST—Good pay. pleasant work- [
ing conditions. CAVALIER PHARMACY, »
3500 14th st. n.w —30 •
PHARMACIST. experienced: pleasant J
working conditions. CATHEDRAL PHAR- «
MACY. 3000 Conn. ave. —30 J
PHARMACIST, wanted for full or part <
time job. Apply in person to SMITH '
PHARMACY. 14th and Clifton ats. n.w. \
—30 J
PHARMACISTS, registered. 21-50 yrs. of '
age: excel, salary: 48-hr. wk. of six 8-hour 1
days: time and half for overtime; 6 holi- )
days a year with pay; large prescription *
business; ideal working conditions: excel. ,
chance for advancement, with higher pay: _
cne wk. vacation with pay after 1 yr.. 2 J
wks. after 2 years; sick leave after 1 yr.; !,
insurance and hospitalization available ■
after 3 mos employment, including S3.000
life and accidental death insurance; S40 \
wkly. disability pay for 13 wks.: $4 daily ■
hospital pay for 70 days, plus payment
for certain operation and miscellaneous 1
costs. Retirement plan available for those ]
over 30 with 2 yrs ’ service. Apply to Mr. 1
C. B. Aldrich. PEOPLES DRUG STORES. '
INC., 77 P st. n e.. Washington. D. C.
PARTS MAN to manage department In :
leading Packard automobile dealership. The j
one applying for this position should now i [
be engaged as assistant parts man I)ut f
seeking to better himself. Write ail par-; f
ticulars, confidential. Box 177-Z, Star. —1 -
r nu ' . ni'.n " oiin-u a
immediately: modern air-cond. plant.:;
muzak. other benefits. Apply DISTRICT f
PHOTO SERVICE. 2220 6th st. n.w. —2 1 1
PIANO TEACHER to teach a specialized >
popular piano course, must know harmonv t
excellent opport. for right man. MR. s
NEWMAN. ME. 4700. RA 6300. —1 i
PLASTERERS, white, first class, long job: j
open shop; good pay. Call NO. 2561. i
—30 c
PLASTERERS WANTED for work in Arl y
and Falls Church: top wages; white me- s
chanics. Aok Long Distance for Vienna s
.371-W. • —29 j
PLUMBER, only Ist-class mechanic, exper ^
in jobbing and remodeling, need apply; no ,
helpers. C. E. ELLIS. RA. 4116 —30 J
PLUMBER, first-class mechanic, for better a
class of new work. Silver Spring area. b
52 25 per hour. PAUL RUFF. 6627 Coles
ville rd. Call SH 2200 day and Silver jv
Spring 0310 evenings. —30 j.
PLUMBER-STEAM FITTER combination. r
lst-class journeyman with D. C. driver ,
permit only; no helpers. Apply '9 V at f
n.w.. 7 to 9:30 a m., or call Ml. 3696, !j
B KRICK. —29 t
PORTER, colored: must be good worker s
Apply Mr. Harding. PARKWAY MOTOR
CO . 3040 M st. n.w —30
PORTER, full time, no Sundays or nights '«
COLONIAL VILLAGE PHARMACY. 1737 i
Wilson blvd.. Arlington. CH. 4222. —30 *
POULTRY AND EGC. SALESMEN, exper . J
good salary and commission. Box 350-D. a
Star. \ —30 ,
PRF.SSFR, thoroughly exper . must be de
pendable: top salary. Apply at once *
MACOMB CLEANERS. 3711 Macomb st '
n.w. —29 <
PRODUCE MEN, only experienced need i
apply SHIRLEY FOOD STORES. Shir- *
lington Center. Arl.. Va. —31 •
RADIO OR ELECT. APPRENTICES (2). J
with some exper. or training, to learn
highly profitable and pleas, specialized '
trade in our service dept., working with J
experienced technicians. Good pay while •
learning. Perm, position, with rapid adv
to those who are willing to work hard to
make themselves worthy of this oppor.
Phone MR. CLIME, DI. 1543. bet. 9 and
10:30 am. —30 1
RADIO INSPECTORS for electronics manu
facturer, knowledge of radio, either through '
training or expo.-, in radio assembly or :
inspection required. Applv WASHINGTON i
INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY. INC.. Col- i
lege Park. Md. - — 3 i
RADIO REPAIR MAN. experienced, to do i
inside and outside service: must have
driver's license, rets. Apply LUBAR. INC
1332 G st. n.w —29
RADIO SALESMEN—Excellent oppoituni- <
ties for 2 live-wire salesmen; good pay.
pleasant working conditions. Apply MR.
HALLE. R<*0 E st. n.w. —31 h
RADIO SERVICEMAN, good pay and work- ,
ing conditions; experience nec. KENNEDY
RADIO. 3407 14th st. n.w —30
REAL ESTATE LISTER—Man capable of
canvassing and listing property in Vir
ginia for one of the leading offices. Draw - •;
ing accounts may be arranged Call
10 to 2. Mr Robinson. REAL ESTATE
SERVICE. INC. GL. 0561. —29 I
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN, need 2 at
Arlington office. Call GL. 2244. —31 h
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN—We have open
ings for real estate salesmen: experienced
or inexperienced, must have car Phone;
Jack Sewell. SEWELL REALTY OO.. 14 S
Glebe rd at Lee blvd. Phone OX. 0217 or
GL. 1 87X. —29
REPAIRMAN for training In general
mechanical work on family sewing ma
chines: best working cond . liberal sick
benefits and retirement plan. Apply in
person. 4913 Ga. ave. n w. —29
ROUTE MAN for established diaper route;
salary plus comm. 5-day wk. Apply
JACK & JILL DIAPER SERVICE. 1659
Fort Myer dr.. Arlington. Va., after 3 pm.;
—.•< i i
SALESMAN, sheet music dept : knowledge
of music necessary. Apply KITT MUSIC
CO , 1.130 O st. n w. —30 , i
SALESMAN, experienced, selling food prod
ucts to the grocery trade off truck; must;
be neat and have ability to deal writh
: trade for a reputable frozen food coro
nary; salary. $00, guaranteed per wk
Pius commission. Box 20,'1-Z. 3tar —-3! ,
SALESMAN—Excellent opportunity for
alert, energetic and aggressive young
man with experience in retail electrical
appliance field; permanent position and
good possibilities for advancement. Box,
451-A. Star. ;—™ ]
SALESMAN, to work In large retail store,
some experience preferred though not
necessary; good opportunity lor advance-1
ment; One salary, good hours. Apply 935;
SALESMAN to call on established accounts
in local territory; nationally advertised
tine; preferably experienced selling to
'department and men's stores; must have
I car: be prepared to travel, can earn
iasnoo to SI0.000 per year, commission
| basis. Write, giving full details S
'bUCHSBAUM a CO . 1737 So. Michigan
are.. Chicago 10. Ill , —*
SALESMEN—Home Improvements. We
offer you the best proposition in town.
1A chance to make real money, so If you
need money, have a car and are willing ■
to work, stop in and see Mr. L«gg at;i
353." Bladensburg rd. n e.. bet. 10 am I
• n/j ** X) JJJ -3'I (
SERVICE MANAGER, with long-established !
Ford dealer. In sub. area, good salary and |
participation in profit: must have execu- t
tlve ability and exp wonderful opportunity i
for the right man Box 3 8 fLP.,J?1 ar “T--*1 J
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT, must be 1
'horoughiy rxper.; good salary. WOOD-. !
LA'WN SERVICE, 4«2« No. Wash. Jilvdj
SERVICE STATION ATTENIfANTS wanted
for la re* trucking termina : good hours .
and good pay LEHMANS TRUCKING /
TERMINAL. 1525 New York ave. n.e. —10 t
SHIPPING CLERK—Progressive manufac- c
turins firm; paid variation and sick r
leave: oaper on electric typewriter re
oulred' good opportunity for person with j
initiative. Call OL. 7722, personnel^ mgr j i
SHOE SALESMAN to take complete charge i
of shoe store. upper 7th st.n.w, location, t
excellent salary and bonus, must have /
knowledge window trimming. Replies i
strictly confidential Box 180-C. Star. —30 1
SHOP MANAGER to take full charge of t
supplies and equipment for painting and •
paper hanging shop. Apply JAPF*. 911 1
STORM "window SALESMEN—Hlghe- '
commusions in Metropolitan ares Ca.n
TO. 8177 lor appointment^ —31
HELP MEN. _
• I'm cm nrorn *vn»r in Mprtronia
uipment: 40-hr. . Apply In persons
to 4:45; Mon. thru Fri.: MELPAR. INC..
>2 Swann ave . Alex. Va
NGERS. tenor and bass: Rood reader*
r Hebrew orthodox choir: Rood pay.
ill GE. 0755. MR. KRUMIN. Monday
id Tuesday. 2-6 p m —30
>DA MEN. experienced, white, for part
ne, 5-11 p m : $25 to start and meals,
>s. Apply THE WREN LUNCHEONETTE.
107 17th st. n.w _ _ —-29
re.AMFITTF.R SUPERVISOR, expert me
anic. capable of directing the installa
>n of hot-water heating systemsin larg®
rden-type apt. development. This is a
rmanent connection for the right party,
ate qualifications. Box 139-B. Star —3
roCKBOOM CLERK, young man <white>
■eded in our parts dept, as checker ana
unterman; exper. not necesaary. Sew
r. Law. EDGAR MORRIS SALES CO,
i Patterson st. n.e., between M and N,
r No Capitol st •—*
roCKROOM MANAGER —Ford dealer
•eds experienced man with proven ability
; a Darts merchandiser. Excellent oppor
mtty with a good salary and snare of
itire profits of business. See Mr. Wheat*
y. TRIANGLE MOTORS. 3010 R-J^av®.
CPT. for downtown office bldg . must ba
ipable of minor maintenance repairs.
:ate age. family and exper. Start 5200
o. Box 41-Z. Star. A A.—- A
UPERINTENDENT for construction of
>uses or apts.. give exper. and names of
cal firms worked for during the past 5
»ars. Address Box 361-Z, Star. —1
ELEPHONE SALESMAN—Telephone work
res; good opportunity; top salary. Call
; BRENTLEYS. 425 7th st. n.w^ask
ILEM8ETTER8. union wages. Call be*
feen 6 and 7 pm. TA. i.600 or nRA,
>3 8 —80
ILE SETTERS, at once; 524 a day. Fo*
formation, call SP 0427. ““30
IRE CHANGER, must be experienced,
ccellent pay and steady work, reference
•quired. The ALLEN TIRE SALES. 1 '38
4 h st. n.w. ,—*•»
IRE MAN for indoor counter sales, ex
>rlence required. salary range So 3 to
57.60 weekly; excellent oppor. for aa
»ncement. See MR. LEE or MR. STID*
AM. 2011 M st. n.w. —50
IRF. REGROOVER, experienced, excellent
ilary and working conditions. 40-hour
eek: all inside work. BEN IfUNDLEY*
446 14th st. n.w.
IRE SALESMAN, experienced, to call on
jr dealers; excellent salary and working
editions. BEN HUNDLEY. 3446 14tn
RUCK TIRE CHANGER—Must be ex
erienced and dcp^dnable. Apply Mr. Gill.
EHMAN S TIRE CO., 1525 N. Y. ave. n.e.,
T 2*05. —29
YPIST — Young man, opportunity t®
arn bldg materials, permanent pos ;
‘a-day wk.; Bethesda office, air-cond.
fl. 6622.
YPIST; must have experience. See lar.
oseph. NEW YORK JEWELRY CO.. 71§
th st. n.w.
ETERAN. white, married, interested in
•arnir.g the Venetian blind business, must
ave references. REINHARDT, Venetian
Hinds. 4606 14th st. n.w —30
WAREHOUSEMAN between 80 and 45
rs. of age; exp. in wholesale hdw. or mill
nd indust, materials for permanent posi
ton: must be capable of filling orders,
utting away stock and maintaining in
enfory: give complete qualifications and
xperience. with names of last three em
loyers. also present salary; replies strict*
fr confidential. Write Box 463-B. Star,
dt personal interview. —30
CASHING MACHINE REPAIR MAN. exper.
nlv. CaU after 4 pm.. VI. 0085. —30
VOOL SPOTTER, experienced, good wo'k*
ng conditions and salary; permanent job.
,pply JOHNSON’S CLEANERS. 3231 Rhod®
sand ave.. Mt. Rainier. Md —3
OUNG MAN bet. 26 and 35-years of as®
rith car. to work in rent department of
arge real estate office, must have had
•veral years property management expe
ience; salary. 53.000 to start, plus car
llowance and other considerations In
eply state age. education, if married or
ingle and any other helpful information,
iox 71-A. Star. ti A —30
rOUNG MAN. television installation work;
,o exper. necessary, will train. AX 6889.
—30
'OUNG MAX, now employed. 10 assiss
ales manager evenings; xeep your present
osition and increase your salary by $40
d $50 a week, car and sales experience
ssential; work 3 hrs. 4 nights a week,
fall in person Tues. evening. June 1,
:30 pm. 1833 M st n.w. —30
'OUNG MAN to assist in handling of
redits. with knowledge of general office
rork; typing essential; excellent oppor
unity for youth with required qualiflca
ions. Box 205-C. Star. —30
'OUNG MAN, with car. who wishes to
»arn general contracting, painting and
rail papering business; sober, conscientious
nd dependable. Phone for appt . OR. 7000
—29
rOUNG MAN wanted for outside salesman;
lust be hard worker, willing to learn in
vesting business. Box 354-D. Star. —30
'OUNG MAN for meat market. exper.
ipc.. colored preferred. Stand 48. O St.
Market. 7th and O sts. n w —29
OUNG MAN to learn Ford parts ana
tockroom business: good opportunity Sea
fr. Wheatley. TRIANGLE MOTORS. 3010
t. I. ave. n e. —29
IRST-CLASS PAINTERS only. 3612 14th
t n.w —31
lRE YOU making 5200 per week0 If not.
pply SOUTHERN INSULATING CO. 41*
th st. n.w.. Room 202. We will teach
ou how to sell insulation Good salesmen
an make up to $500 per w*eek. If you
re an honest, sincere hard worker, reply to
his ad See Mr. Palm, after 12 noon
’uesday. 1*
NSURANCE—An excellent opportunity la
n established insurance broker’s office
or ambitious young man between age»
8 and 22. with high school or college
duration: attractive salary with oppor
unity. for advancement in a permanent*
rowing organisation; we want an alert,
itelligent man to fill position of re
ponsibility: our employes know of this
dvertisement. Reply in writing stating
ualiflcations. Box 145-B. Star. —31
WANTED SOBER, exper. grocery man. for
»if-service suppr market Apply in per
in to the BUCKINGHAM SUPER MAR
KET. 2929 Nichols ave. s.e. —1
ATIONAI. MANUFACTURER desires thi
irvices of an energetic experienced sales
man. under 35 years of age. straight salary
nd expenses with ear furnished, car may
e used for personal use. all promotion*
iade from the ranks In reply state age,
eight weight, education, detailed account
f experience for the last 5 years and tele
hone number. Box 247-D. star. —30
’RGENT NEED for men with clock-repair
xperience; full or part, time Write, giv
ntr qualifications, name, address and
rlephone Box 1 S5-C. Star.30*
SALESMEN._.
ALESMEN, exper. to call on hotels, hos*
itals and grocery stores Selling groceries,
lust know the business well. Good in
r>me for live wires Apply DISTRICT
WHOLESALE GROCERY CO . 1332 nth
t. n.e., TR 154ft; WA 1764. —31
iRE YOU A TOP SALESMAN?—Keepsak#*
interim's largest selling diamond ring, has
penlng for territory manager to cover
laltimore. Philadelphia. Richmond. Vir
inia. Washington. D. C., area; must ha*'t
uccessful record of selling in lewelry field.
Commission*. $l.*».ooo to $30,000 annually.
Vrite or wire immediately to A. H. POND
CO . INC. 120 East Washington st , Syra
use. N. Y. —31
?RUCK SALESMAN opening with factory
ranch in Washington. D. C . with oppor
unity for advancement, must be ex
lerienced in selling heavy duty truck* and
landling fleet, accounts; salary plus com
nission. In reply state age. education and
xperlence All replies treated conftden
ially. Reply to Box 234-C. Star —l
SALESMEN WANTED for home improve
nent co ; car an asset, high commission!
md ideal working conditions; every co
iperafion given; unlimited earnings for ag
ressive men. Call for apot. TR. 8080
weekdays —30
ktnro ACCESSORIES <wholesale)—A busl
less future for the right man with ono
if Washington's older Arms. Apply Box
55-C. Star —30
SALESMEN AND SALES MANAGER to sell
lew business service Washington. Ealtt
nore and other cities; salary or commis
sion: leads furnished state previous ex
>erience. Box 183-C. Staj. —30
WHOLESALE LIQUOR CO. handling na
ionally known brands has opening for ex
>erienced salesman for leading hotel* and
estaurants. Address Box 160-C. Star 30*
HAN WHO KNOWS meats and following
vith grocery trade in Washington ana
iparbv territory: one who is sold oh hi!
ibilitv. not afraid of work; car furnished.
3ox 433-D. Star —30
WANTED. SALESMEN, or route man. call
ng on automotive or industrial trade for
luick-selling item. Box 415-B. 8tar,—2D
SALESMAN for Kaiser and Frazer used
•ar lot; good proposition for a thor
nighly experienced man. MR HERrTJRTH.
1510 Arkansas ave. n w. GE 7454.—2D
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN—If you ar«
nterested and capable of earning $10,000
?er year with the opportunity* extended
through this office, see me U a m. to 10
i m . if not. don't aonly. ALVIN EPLING.
5808 Baltimore ave., Hyattsville, Md.
—30
WE HAVE SEVERAL OPENINGS for expe
rienced salesmen, calling on restaurants,
groceries and hotels; this advertiser is %
prominent paper and restaurant supply
:oncern in this city, and is in a position
o offer liberal commission* to men expe
rienced in our line Phone AT 0989.—30
SEVERAL MEN WANTED to sell worlds
inest reference Bible, our m*n earn from
£75 and up Write to WILLIAM LATHAN,
p. O. Box 260 Gastonia. N C 9*
HEATING. SIDING and *torm window
nen. unusual deal offered especially to
uding men; earnings of $156 to $200 wk.
jeirg made by our men now; season now
>penin? up. come in and talk it over
3ECURITY ENGINEERING CO.. 904 H
it. n.e. —29
NSl'RANCE SALESMAN for established
iebit; $75 week guaranteed salary to star',;
nusi be experienced. Box 495-B. Star.
HELP MEN ana WOMEN.
"Ol’PEE. whit.; woman cook, t h.w .
o drive and handy man will mak. auto
rip to California; character references
squired Box 372-B. Star — JO .
HAN AND WIFE, white or colored Must
mow how to drive school bus. o°n;an
o do plain cookin*. Live in. *200 per
nonth 9401 Ga. ave . 8H 1074 —31..
fOCNG MAN. or young woman, experi.
need only; for soda fountain luncheonette,
ood pay, pleasant worklnr conditions o
lay wk . closed Thur* Ap^y in
lo 1 E. Walnut at.. SMITTY S CORNER
•HARM . Alexandria. Va.
VANTED—Husoana and wife for part
ime assistance in better-class rooming
lOuae evemnis and week ends, one must
ave knowledr* of stenography- compen
ation in form of room rent. Box ~3--z.
tar_ ~"30
HELP WOMEN._
ITERATION WOMAN, young. neat. one
ho Is thoroughly exrer on wing fine
lothes; none otner need Apply. Wash.
els. prel. 1327 F St. n w.t Rm. 20-^
ISSISTANT BOOKKEEPER And eferk:
oust be handy with typewriter; 5-dap
reek: good salary to qualified person,
lee LEO 7AL8HE. 1115 Eye st. n.w . NA.
Af\a —i
SSISTANT TO CREDIT MANAGER, youn*
oman. about 35, capable of meeting PUb
c and assuming some responsibility Ra
il credit exper. recess. Excel, future with
stab fur shop. Box 59-B. Star. —29
lEAITTCIAN. all-around. experienced;
3 s.y and commission HELENES
•• it o.w.. ME. *5; "_ —3
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