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AUCTION SALES (Com.)
ADAM A. WESCHLEB A SON,
Auetianeers.
TRUSTEES’ SALE OP VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE 2-STORY BRICK
DWELLING, NO. 321 TODD PLACE
NE
X/ virtue of s deed of trust recorded
In Liber No. 8180. folio 559. et seq.,
One of the land records of the Dis
trict of Columbia, and at the re
quest of party secured thereby, the
undersigned trustees will offer for
aale by public auction, in front of
premises, on THURSDAY, THE 8TH
DAY OF JUNE, 1950, AT 3:30
O CLOCK P.M.. the following
described property in the District
of Columbia, to-wlt: Lot numbered
Twenty-five (25) in Square num-;
bered Thirty-five hundred and sixty
gix (3568) in the subdivision made
by the Retreat House Society, as
per plat recorded in the Office ol
the Surveyor for the District of Co
lumbia In Liber 83 at iollo 32:—
subject to the building restriction
line as shown on said plat, and to
the agreement set forth thereon,
that the area between said line ano
the line of the street shall be sub-1
Ject to Ahe regulations, restrictions:
and conditions expressed in Act of
Congress of May 31. 1900 ( 31 U.
6. Statutes, page 249).
TERMS OP SALE. One-third of the j
purchase-money to be paid in cash,
balance in monthly installment:, ol!
87.50 for each $1 Oou, including
interest at 5%. per annum, from
day of settlement of sale, secured
by first deed of trust upon property
sold, or all cash at option of pur
chaser. A deposit ol $300.00 re
quired of purchaser at sale. Ex
amination of title, conveyancing,
recording, revenue stamps and no
tarial fees at cost ol purchaser.
Terms to be complied with within
30 days from day ol sale, other
wise trustees reserve the right to
resell property at risk and cost of
defaulting purchaser, after 5 days
advertisement of such resale in
some newspaper published in Wash
ington, D. C.. or deposit may be for
feited, or without forfeiting de
posit trustees may avail themselves
of any legal or equitable rights
against defaulting purchaser.
LOUIS C. DISMER
JULIUS A. MAEDEL.
JOHN H. STADTLER.
my29.31-Je2,5,7 Trustees.
PROPOSALS
PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING PA
PER AND ENVELOPES FOR THE
fc. S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING
OFFICE—SEALED PROPOSALS will
be received until 10 a.m.. June 12,
1950, in the room of the Joint Com
mittee on Printing, in -the Capitol.
Washington, D. C.. fqr furnishing
the paper for the public printing
and binding, and blank paper and
plain envelopes for the use of the
Government departments and estab
lishments in the District ol Colum
bia. for the terms of 3 months for
paper (except newsprint) and «
months for envelopes beginning July
1. 1950. deliveries to be f. o. b.
Government Printing Office Ware
house, or warehouse siding. Wash
ington, D. C. The proposals will be
opened in the presence ol and the
•ward of contracts made by the
Joint Committee on Printing to the
lowest and best bidders for the in
terest of the Government whose bids
are in conformity with the require
ments of the proposals. The Com
mittee reserves the right to reject
any or all bids, or to accept any
bid or any part and reject the other
part, if. in its opinion, such action
would be In the interest of the Gov
ernment. Separate proposals will
be received at the same time for
furnishing Newsprint Paper for the
term of one year beginning July 1,
1960, covering an estimated quan
tity of 5,600.000 pounds. Blank
proposals containing the instruc
tions, schedule, and specifications
may be obtained by addressing John
J Devlny, Public Printer. Washing
ton, D. C. Contracts will be entered
Into for supplying the quantities
required, whether more or less than
the estimates, as provided in para
graph 15 of the proposal for paper
and paragraph 13 of the proposal
lor envelopes. The approximate
estimated quantities set fourth in
detail in the schedules comprise:
PAPER—5.500.000 pounds newsprint
paper, 1,600.000 pounds machine
nnish book paper: 100,000 pounds
English-gnish book paper: 20.000
pounds machine-finish book end pa
per; l,825,0oo pounds offset book
paper; 270,000 pounds antique book
paper; 80.000 pounds water resist
ant (text) book paper; 750.000
pounds supercalendered book paper:
1.222.000 pounds coated book pa
per; 1,210,000 pounds mimeograph
paper; 440,000 pounds duplicator
copy paper; 200,000 pounds U S
M 0 safety writing paper; 6,575.000
pounds writing paper; 704,000
pounds map paper; 190.000 pounds
manifold paper; 1.525.000 pounds
bond paper; 566.000 pounds ledger
paper; 690,000 pounds index paper;
140.000 pounds cover paper; 130.
000 pounds manlla paper; 245.000
pounds Kraft paper: 250.000 sheets
fummed paper; 35.000 pounds blot
ing paper; 75.000 pounds tag
board. 56.000 sheets railroad board;
440,000 pounds wood cardboard;
30.000 pounds tan board; 5,600,000
pounds postal card paper; 30.000
sheets nressboard* 100,000 pounds
newsboard; 60.000 pounds binder's
board; 230,000 pounds chestnut
cover board. In cases where more
than 1,000 reams are called for.
proposals will be received for 1,000
reams or more. ENVELOPES—The
approximate estimated quantities set
forth in detail in the schedule com- i
prise: 24.190,000 Kraft; 6.400,000
writing, Chemical Wood, white and
colored ; 210,000 100% Writing.
White; 520,000 25% Bond. White;
890.000 100% Bond. White. By
direction of the Joint Committee on
Printing. JOHN J. DEVINY. Public
Printer. Washington. D. C., May 16.
1960.
Washington suburban sani
TARY COMMISSION, Contract No.
758-W, Water Main Construction—
Sealed proposals for constructing in
University lane, New Hampshire
avenue and Riggs road. Takoma
Park and Chtllum Districts, ap
proximately 1.650 feet of 10-inch.
390 feet of 12-inch and 780 feet
of 24-lnch cast iron water mains,
will be received at the office of the
Washington Suburban Sanitary Com
mission, Hamilton street, Hyattsville.
Maryland, until Monday, June 5,
1950. at 2:20 p.ra., Eastern Day
light Saving Time, at which place
and time they will be publicly opened
and read. Plans and specifications
may be obtained from the office of
the Chief Engineer of the Commis
sion Hyattsville, Maryland, upon
Rrposit of $5.00. which deposit will
be returned to bidders or to those
returning plans and specifications
In good condition. DWIGHT B.
GALT, WARREN BROWNING. LE
LAND G. WORTHINGTON, Commis
sioners.
OFFICIAL NOTICES
GOVERNMENT OF THE DISTRICT
-OF COLUMBIA, Washington. D. C.,
May 24. 1950. WHEREAS, the Na
tional Capital Park and Planning
Commission on April 27, 1950,
adopted a resolution with respect
to the plan for redevelopment nt
Marshall Heights, reading in part
as follows: -NOW THEREFORE, the
National Capital Park and Planning
Commission on this 27th day of
April 1950. does hereby adopt a
complete modification and release
of every feature, detail and part
of the said Marshall Heights Re
development Plan, as included with
in the boundary of the Marshall
Heights project as shown in said
plan and the properties described by
order of the Commissioners of trie
District of Columbia of May 17,
1949. as amended June 9. 1940.
prohibiting new construction with
in the area comprehended in the
plan of redevelopment of Marshall
Heights, and recommends to the
Commissioners of the District of
Columbia that after hearing as
reouired by the said Act- they ap
prove the complete release of every
feature, dtall and part of said
plan of redevelopment of Marshall
Heights”; and WHEREAS, pursuant
to Notice dated May 9. 1950. the
Commissioners held a Public Hear
ing on May 24. 1950. for the pur
pose of considering the recommenda
tion of the National Capital Park
and Planning Commission with re
spect to the plan for redevelopment
of Marshall Heights; NOW THERE
FORE. it is by the Board of Com
missioners of the District of Colum
bia this 24th day of May. 1950.
ORDERED: That the complete re
lease of every feature, detail and
part of the said plan of redevelop
ment of Marshall Heights te and
hereby is approved: AND IT TS
FURTHER ORDERED: That the
Order of the Commissioners of th'
District of Columbia dated May 17.
1949 (CO. 302.524/5 file ■ as
amended June 9. 1949 (ED. 259.
773/2 file i prohibiting new con
struction within the area compre
hended in the said plan of redevel
opment of Marshall Heights be and
the same is hereby rescinded, such
rescission to take effect on May 25.
1950.
J. R. YOUNG.
O. MASON.
G. R. YOUNG,
Commissioners, D. C.
PERSONAL
ACCOMPANIST WANTED—National
ly-known linger exchange vocal let
sons for services. Must read. DU.
3183. —29
PAINTER (white) wants small jobs,
own tools. (No transportation )
Work guaranteed. Phone HU. 3306
weekdays after & p.m.. all day Sun.
28*
WHITEHALL SANITARIUM—A fine
nursing home for aged, chronic and
convalescent patients. FA. 0643.
VACANCY In nursing nome: 24-nr
nursing cars licensed by countv and
State *»h 6040
DIANETICS CO-WORKER WANTED,
or let's exchange Ideas or experience.
Box 142-0. Star. —31
VACATION ON A FARM—Adults only.
46 mins, from D. C.; weekly. $38 up;
daily rates. Catalog A. THE RAN
DALLS, Clarksville, Md. —3
QUIET. PEACEFUL RESIDENCE for
retired people, specializing in excel,
food; special diet of any type: priv
ilege of furnishing your own room
with cherished items. OL. 1015.
—20
PERMANENT. 54: shampoo ana
finger wave. 60c. No appointments.
WARFLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE.
1210 O it. n.w.
RINGING FINES NURSING HOME—
A home for the care of convalescents,
seml-lnvallds. aged and senile. Little
River Turnpike Fairfax 715 —3
ROOM AND BOARD for elderly peo
ple, with nursing care, opposite
waiter Reed Hospital. OK. 4258. —3
( fc
PERSONAL (Cent.)
nursing CARE, trained nurset.
Plenty good, tasty food: conv. lo
cated. fireproof bldg.; inspection In
vited CO 2225. —3
! NURSING HOME of hlgb standing.
Good food, kind care. Call Vienna
305-J-4 —29
VACANCY in convalescent home:
i cheerful room, good food, tray serv
i Ice: 8100 mo. HU. 3398. —31
LEA ENGEL. DRESSMAKER
Of 5th Ave„ N. Y„ can solve any
clothes problem you have Nothing
too hard to do. Custom made re
styling. alterations. Centrally lo
cated. U10 F st. n w.. Bn 20
Phone EX 1 SO3
EUCLID NURSERY SCHOOL
Gives your child, age 2-T. trained
care and model equipment; hrs.
7 a.m.-o .'io p.m.: hot dinner: out
door activity. CO. 8258.
HELP WANTED AGENCIES
EMBASSY SECY.—5 da, $175 no;
in6ur. sec y.. $200 no.: assoc, ste
: nog., $250 up; dept, itore steifog.. 6
da., good sal.; real estate steno?..
expr., $250 up. LEGAL STENOG..
expj-. und. 35. *80 wk : constr
stenog., $225 UP See Miss Lee or
Miss Grant. (Est 33 yrs) See
FIRST always. BOYD’S, 700 !2th.
cor. G. NA. 2340.
SALESMAN—Exper. In paper sup-!
plies. 5 da Driver salesman, milk
route: foods, another laundry See,
Miss Dodge, BOYD 6, 700 12th, cor !
G n.w
WHITE AND COLORED!—Men and
women; experience with good ref
erence. all types of jobs available.
914 Ilth st. n.w. THE MAIN Si
D. C. EMPLOYMENT CENTER. 29*
Mutual, 1710 G, NA. 0954
MEN—Pharmacist, degree, 1 yr. hos
pital exp., $4,500: arch, draftsman.
5 yrs. exp.. $100 up; assist, bkkpy.,
typing. $45; bkkpr.. degree, typing.
$50-$80: sale*, advertising, car,
average $3 *>00; elk., gen. office,
some sh.. to $50.
WOMEN—Secy , exc.. $250: secy., re
sponsible. $238; seev.. medical. Arl.,
$225; steno.. research a»sn., $225;
steno., exp not nec.. $200: bkkpg.
mach optr.. $210; bkkpr., rl. est.
or ins.. $175; elk.-typist, rl. est.,
$173. —28
ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY
Colorado Bldg., 14th and G. RE. 3938.
NAT’L EMPL. SERVICE;
1708 G 8T N.W.
MEN
Reservationists. 20-26 yrs. ol age: 2
yrs.' college; excel, future: shift
joo; rapid alvancement; start $195.
Draftsmen, mechanical. 5 days; $60.
Draftsman, flow charts, ruling, pen
ink lettering; art background help
ful; $50-$6o wk.
Salesmen, contract; floor covering:
exper . excel. Arm; draw'and com.;
car necessary.
Sales wholesale appliances; car nec.;
$250 plus commission.
Salesmen, national concern: under HO
yrs.; 2-3 yrs. exper.: $76 plus bonus.
Routemen. wholesale foods; food exper.
nec.; married: local; start $65 plus
Packer-stock clerk. 19-21 yrs ; start
$140.
Machinist, skilled; experimental;
$1.50-$2 hour.
WOMEN
SECYS.-STENOGS.
Labor. 5 days; $250 mo.
Law. 5 days; no exper. nec.; $240.
Art gallery 5 days: $225.
Publicity. 5 days; $225.
Merchandise mgr.. 5 days: $216 up.
Medical asso.. 6 days: $1,240.
CLERK-TYPISTS
Typist, n.w.. 40 to 50 w.p.m.; 6 days;
$160 to $180.
TYPISTS
Excellent Arms, short week, short
hours: 5 days; $175-$200.
Temp, typist, 50 w.p.m.; 5 days; $140.
CLERKS
Receptionist-information clerk, 1 yr.
college or better; under 28 yrs.;
$180-$200.
Clerk, h.s.g.; knowledge add. mach.;
under 2o yrs.; 5 days; $160.
Pull charge bkpr.; hotel; 6 days;
$2.)0 up.—29
SECY’S.—STENOS^~
BKPRS.
Unusual choice, excel, positions, se
lect locations, highest salaries.
ATLAS AGCY., 3420 N. Y. Ave. N.W.
In order to . protect its adver
tisers from receiving circular
matter, it is expressly understood
and agreed that all such mat
ter will be withhehld as tar as
possible by The Star. Only bona
fide answers to advertisements
addressed to box numbers in
care of The Star will be'delivered
to advertisers on presentation
of the box number ticket.
HELP MEN
~ ACCOUNTS PAYmBLE CLERK
Experience in checking invoices,
handling purchase orders and re
ceiving papers. Must be quick and
#«ox%tk-<te.5* d8y
ACT NOW
We need three more men to work
leads. Our business is better now
than it has ever been. We can
prove this to you. If you will talk
to 16 people, your earnings will be
not less than S100 ea. wk. Call
HU. 6240 for appointment.
BOOK OP KNOWLEDGE. —30
ADDRESSOGRAPH OPERATOR, ex
perienced. also knowledge of grapho
type machine preferred. LONG’S.
.731 7th st. n.w.
ASSISTANT in credit office, young
man, to do general work. LONG’S,
731 7th st. n.w.
ASSISTANT MANAGER, by nation
ally known finance company; train
for manager: vacancy due to pro
motion. Excellent opportunity. Eligi
ble GI training. Salary, plus car
allowance. Call in person. LINCOLN
LOAN SERVICE. INC., 7910 Georgia
Silver Spring. —29
AUTOMOBILE body and fender man;
must come well recommended, sober
and industrious: good proposition
to right man in modern-equipped
shop. Call Mr. Dick. OL. 8000,
RON PONTIAC, INC., Bethesda, Md.
—30
AUTO MECHANICS (2). Chevrolet
experience, good working conditions,
vacation. See shop foreman. MAN
DELL CHEVROLET, 1234 Good
Hope rd. s.e. _29
AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS, familiar
with Chrysler products preferred;
good working conditions, vacation,
group insurance, no loss of time;
good salary, not piece work. Apply
JOYCE MOTORS, 2700 Wilson blvd.,
Arl.. Va. —29
AUTO PARTS MAN to assist parts
manager and operate service follow
up system We want a clean-cut.
Intelligent, reliable man with some
experience: references required. Call
MR. WATSON. SH. 3900. —28
AUTO PARTS MAN, Chevrolet exper.,
good working conditions, hospitali
zation plan, salary open; only relia
ble and exper. man need apply. See
Mr. Noell, 1240 Upshur st. n.w.
_-38
AUTO RADIO SERVICE MANAGER—
Opportunity for young man with
automotive experience; permanent
position, references required; must
be able to meet public and handle
men: advancement assured. If you
don't meet these requirements, don't
apply. MANHATTAN AUTO AND
RADIO CO.. 1708 7th st. n.w. —29
AUTO SALESMAN, used cars, to act
as manager and o k. finance deals.
Substantial salary to start and se
cure future. In reply, state age and
experience. Box 248-G. Star
AUTO SALESMAN, exp., to sell the
new 1951 Kaiser and Prater cars
that are now receiving such favor
able public acceptance. Also a compl
stock of fine used cars. Satisfactory
| arrangements may be made regard- 1
I ing compensation. SCHLEGEL 4c i
GOLDEN, 119 Carroll st., Takoma
| D C. GE. 3300. —30 I
AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN, experi
| enced; must be able to close credit
deals from start to finish, appraise
cars. Apply in ' person. 711 N.
Washington st., Alexandria. —29
AUTO. SERVICE SALESMAN, experi
enced. to sell service and acces
sories; salary and commission, vaca
tion. See Mr. Mahoney ADDISON
CHEVROLET. 14th and Pla. ave. n.w.
—30
| BOOKKEEPER, exper. in construction
I cost. References. Contact MR.
| WRIGHT at SL. 3808. —31
BODY & FENDER MAN, experienced.
| ideal shop conditions, STEUART
1 TRUCK CENTER. 2001 W. Va. ave.
n.e. AT 9203. —1
BRICKLAYERS—lst-class mechanics
only. Report to MR. WARD. 5807
Wilmett rd., Alta Vista terrace.
Bethesda. H J. KORZENDORFER
CO.. INC- Out Old Georgetown rd
to Beach drive, turn left to Wilmett
road. —1
BRICKLAYERS, long iob. plenty ma
terial, Apply Locust Hills, across
from Pooks Hill on Wis. ave. nr.
Naval Hospital. Also have work
around town. See Jim. —31
CARPENTER—Jobbing work: must
have own transp. MAYTON &
JOHNSTON, INC., rear 1607 O st.
n.w. —30
CARPENTERS WANTED—Report at
rear 831 A*st. s.e., 7 a m. Wednes- i
day.
CARPENTER—First class. Must be
familiar with residential work. Ap
ply to 9204 Bradford rd.. Silver
Spring or call SH. 6805 after 6.
—29
CARPENTERS. thoroughly experi
enced; year-round work, top wages;
, come with tools. Out Old George
I town rd. 2 mi north of Bethesda,
right on Beach ave., follow Carl
Freeman signs. See MR. GELS
LEICHTER or call LO. 5-2914 Sun.
or weekdays after 5 p.m. —3
CARPENTERS—Must be 1st class.
Report to MR. WARD. 6807 Wilmett
rd., Alta Vista terrace. Bethesda
H. J. KORZENDORFER CO.. INC.
Out Old Georgetown rd. to Beach
dr., left to Wilmett rd. —1
CEMENT FINISHER, experienced resi
i dential work: steady; $2 per hour.
I Box 181-G. Star. —29
I CLERK, delicatessen, exper.. Dart
I time: reliable; refs. 8117 Georgia
| ave. n w'. —31
CHEF-COOK—Must know how to
make menus, take charge of kitchen;
permanent position for right man.
Salary open. Call JO. 2-3053. —31
CREDIT CLOTHING STORE has
opening for 2 canvassers: good pay
ing proposition. Can earn between
$80-$75 wk. In replying state age
and previous work. Box 356-J. Star.
—80
I
HELP MEN
DAIRY MAN and ten. farm man to
take ehg. of small dairy farm. Could
use man and sen. New mod. house,
all conveniences. CAR-LAINE
FARMS. Herndon, Va. Ph. 189-J-12
—29
DRAFTSMEN, typographic, must be
exper. in typographic and photo
grammetnc drafting: permanent;
sick and annual leave benefits. AIR
WAYS ENGINEERING. RE. 8131.
—30
DRIVEE-SALESMAN—White, to con
tact restaurants with nationally ad
vertised food products; selling ei
perlence helpful. Box 35-K. Star.
1*
DRIVER, grocery store exper.; must
have complete knowledge of Arling
ton. white or colored. Call at store
early Mon. a.m. ready for work.
3409 Columbia pike. Arlington. —29
DRIVER for cleaning store, experi
enced in Bethesda area, wanted at
once, steady iob. aalary or commis
sion. 4447 Conn. ave. n.w.. EM.
4447. —29
DRIVERS wanted lor Diamond cabs,
new and used cars avail.; reaa
rental i ales; must have identifica
tion card. Diamond lot. 101 M at.
n.e. 6ee MELVIN HERR IMA N_
DRIVER SALESMAN
Por established laundry and dry
cleaning route: excellent earnings
with guarantee: some sales experi
ence. HUB LAUNDERERS, 37th st.
and Eastern ave.. Mt. Rainier. —30
ELECTRONIC TESTERS
AND
TROUBLESHOOTERS
WANTED
Large manufacturer of electronics
equipment wishes to employ men
who have had training or experi
ence in troubleshooting on variety
of electrical equipment. Knowledge
oI theory and practice necessary.
Employer representative will be in
the U. S. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
OFFICE, 315 12th st. n.w.. Room
22, Washington. D. C.. May 29 and
31 and June 1—30
ENGINEER
MU8T BE EXPER. APPLY MR.
MONT8, 2300 CONN. AVE. N.W.
—30
FENCE SALESMAN—Attractive propo
sition to man with car and refer
ences . Leads and full co-operation
furnished. Metropolitan Washing
ton's leading fence co. Por inter
view, call Mr. Crumley, MILL-TO
YOU CO., HI. 2919 or JO. 8-2191.
—SI
FOUNTAIN MAN, young and exper.,
eves. 6 to 10 n.m. and Sun. NEW
HAMPSHIRE PHAR., 5000 1st st.
n.w. —31
GROCERY CLERK, colored, experi
enced. must be able to read comp
tometer scale, wait on customers,
etc.; also experienced produce clerk,
must be reliable, sober; permanent
position for right man. Apply in
person. 1906 7th st. n.w. —29
GROCERY 8TOCK CLERK, must be
thoroughly experienced in grocery
work; this is night work with a
stock crew for a chain of super
markets: only a thoroughly experi
enced. active man will be consid
ered: excellent salary and working
conditions, employe benefits. Apply
Room 124, Shirlington Trust Blog.,
Shirlington Shopping Center, Arllng
ton. Va.—3o
GROCERY CLERK
For self service super market. Must
have exper. In checking. References
required. Excellent salary and chance
for advancement. Apply GLOBE
FOOD CENTER, 4411 Lee Hwy., OW.
9648,
GROCERY CLERK, colored, exper.,
refs, required, must not drink. Ap
ply 6338 Grant st. n.e., VI. 9760.
—30
GROCERY WAREHOUSE MAN; an ex
perienced grocery warehouse man
can find a fine opportunity for
steady employment and advancement
with our organization; paid vaca
tion. free hospitalization and surgi
cal insurance, as well as excellent
working conditions. Apply Room
124. Shislington Trust Bldg.. Shir
lington Shopping Center, Arlington,
Va.—30
Investigator
Old-established finance company has
opening for ambitious young man.
experience preferred but not essen
tial: salary commensurate with abil
ity; auto required. MR. LINKE.
3407 Perry st.. Mount Rainier. —29
JANITOR, exp., for large garden-type
apt.; living quarters and excellent
salary. Write immediately. Box
420-J. Star. —4
MAINTENANCE MACHINIST, must be
thoroughly familiar .with repair and
rebuilding of machine shop equip
ment. such as boring mills, lathes,
and milling machines. Apply in
person, Wed., ENGINEERING dc RE
SEARCH CORP., Riverdale. Md., WA.
4444. —30
MECHANIC, first class; farm tractor
and equipment exper. necessary;
steady work, paid vacation and
holidays. Also helper: veteran train
ing program available. See Mr.
Zarnstorff or Mr. Philmore, MA
LONEYS, INC. I-H dealers, 8126
GA ave.. 811. Spg.. Md. —31
OIL BURNER MECHANIC, exper. on
installation of domestic equipment;
excel, opport. for a dependable
mechanic: 40-hr. wk., time and a
half overtime. Apply SINCLAIR
REFINING CO. 401 Farragut st. n.e.
9 to 11 a m.; 3 to 5 p.m. See Mr.
Vernon._ 20
PARKING ATTENDANT
White. D. C. driver’s license and refs,
required: 2 meals furnished; day
work. Apply TALLY-HO RESTAU
RANT, 812 17th st. n.w, —30
PARTS MANAGER—Must have parts
experience and be able to handle all
detail and responsibilities connected
with the parts department. Top sal
ary plus commission for qualified
person. Box 80-H, Star.
PATENT ATTORNEY
Preferably all-around experience, in
cluding brief writing and eburt work.
State qualifications fully in first
communication. Box 492-K, Star.
PERSONNEL INTERVIEWER — Part
time. to assist in interviewing and
screening prospective employes from
truck drivers to executive positions
State experience and time available
for such work and if regularly em
ployed. Box 259-J. Star. —30
PHARMACIST, reg., exper.: take
charge of drugstore: salary, plus
percentage. Minimum sal.. $126.
Box 408-G. Star. —1
PHARMACIST, registered. Sunday
work, $2 per hour; 8-bour day.
Write Box 443-G, Star. —30
PLASTERERS, white mechanics. Call
TO. 6664. —31
PLASTERERS, good white mechanics;
steady work. Call SH. 5129. —29
PLASTERERS WANTED—White me
chanics only; report to Job at Ken
sington Estates. Summit ave. and
Brookfield, Kensington, Md. —29
PLUMBER—For new suburban house
work. Must have oar and Journey
man's card. Phone WA. 6030, 7:30
a.m. to 5:30 p.m. —31
PLUMBER. 1st class Jobbing hand
with driver's permit: good wages
and steady work; references re
quired. Apply J. C. FLOOD CO.,
2012 14th st. n.w. —31
PLUMBERS, exp. jobbing; local ref.:
6-day wk.; dr. permit. JOE FAW
TOWSKI 730 Kennedy st. GE.
0343. 31*
PLUMBING and heating estimator:
thoroughly experienced on large
Government and private work. Good
salary and other remunerations for
sober, hard-working man. looking
for steady position. Box 63-K. Star.
_29
PORTER—For drug store; 1 full time
and l part time: must have excel.
D. C. refs, and driver’s permit.
3601 Georgia ave. n.w. —29
PRECISION OPTICAL MEN. experi
enced in grinding and polishing
precision optical elements, such as
lenses, prisms, mirrors, etc. PRE
CISION PRODUCTS. 719 7th st.
n.w. EX. 5611.
FRfcSSEK. experienced. for permanent
job; must be good on gabardine and
summer trousers. Apply In person.
112 Shreve st.. Falls Church. Va.
FA. 4414. —29
RECEIVING CLERK—Must be thor
oughly experienced in super market
operation. This position is for an
active man of highest Integrity and
alnce it is well paid and a position
of trust we must insist upon rigid
qualifications. If you can meet the
requirements, apply room 124 Shir
lington Trust Bldg. —30
SHORT ORDER COOK and dish
washer wanted; good salary and
steady work for reliable man. Apply
in person. CRANE'S RESTAURANT.
201 Upshur st. n.w.
ROOFERS WANTED—Call SH. 6691,
between 4 and H p.m.
ROUTE SALESMAN — Veteran, to
service established route, candy
vending machines; on-the-job train
ing: salary $40 to $50 per wk. while
in training. Phone RE. 4943.
ROUTEMEN, inexperienced men.
white, age 22-32, to train for laun
dry route salesmen; high school or
equivalent; good salary, opportunity
for advancement. Apply Personnel
Dept.. MANHATTAN CO.. 1328 Flor
ida ave. n.w.. 8:30 to 11 g.m. —29
SALES CLERK, hardware store ex
perience: permanent; paid vaca
tions and holldavr. See Mr. Maloney.
MALONEY'S. INC, 8126 Ga. ave..
Silver Spring. —3
SALESMAN for men's clothing store;
steady position for right party. Ap
ply WEBSTER CLOTHES. 1012 F
st. n.w. —30
SALESMAN, to cover Md. selling
laundry and dry cleaning mach. and
supplies: Derm, position to aggres
sive party State Qualifications.
Box 26-G. Star._ —29
SALESMAN, PART TIME
Ambitious, aggressive man. able to
work 5 evenings week; experience
not necessary; must be reliable and
conscientious. Apply Wed. after
noon. 305 Evans Bldg.. RE. 1211.
_ —30
SALESMAN WITH CAR. TO SELL
LIGHTING FIXTURES: EXPERI
ENCE PREFERABLE: SALARY. $7.
500. CALL JU. 7-8000 FOR AP
POINTMENT.
SALESMAN with car. age 25 to 35.
experienced In direct sales earnings
to start around $100 per wk. Phone
LI. 3-1436 before noon for appt. only.
9—1
SALESMAN
“VERY GOOD SALARY”
PLUS COMMISSION
Aggressive, herd worker, good
personality, experienced gelling
wholesale to local retail mer
chants: permanent. Apply
wholesale dlv., 1490 8 at. n.g.
—29
A
'HELP MINI
SALESMAN, experienced, for telling
loose-leaf binders: sales to be made
direct to users. Salary plus com
mission. To be employed by na
tional concern with branch office
established in Washiniton for 15
years. Territory and headquarters
will be in Washington. D. C Write
qualifications, address and phone.
number to Box 37-J. Star —29 j
j
SALESMAN
For tewing machine department of 1
leading department store. Inside and I
outside selling, on live leads: trans-1
portation furnished: salary. $65
weekly Write, giving full history.
Box 70-^ Star.
i
SALESMAN
Excellent opportunity to work for
this fast-growing office; must hare
sales experience but not neces
sarily in real estate; must be will
ing to work. Call AD. 0531 for appt
SALESMEN ~
Beil the new rlnie-away garbage
disposer, sold on FHA plan, no
down payment: commission far above i
average: pay each week; will con-;
aider few inexperienced men. Apply
5403 Ga. ave. n.w., 9:30 to noon.';
___—29 !
“SALESMAN”
An ambitious, intelligent, young man
is wanted by a nationally known
soap manufacturer serving the re
tail grocery trade in Washington
and vicinity.
This is an opportunity for a good
connection for a young man be
tween the ages of 22 and 30.
Prefer applicant living in Washing
ton or vicinity. Weekly salary plus
quarterly bonus. Automobile sup
plied. business expenses paid, ade
quate hotel allowance outside bead
quarters.
Applicant will please give full de
tails: ate. education, marital status,
previous sales experience, if any,
and previous business connections.
Box 49K-K. Star.—29
SALESMEN
Top-Ranking Positions
For
KEEN, EAGER MINDS
If you are eager for a professional
sales career, future security and1
above-average Income, we invite you
to consult with us. You may be an
excellent salesman seeking a change;
a professional man tired of his
chosen career, or Inst an alert,
active and fairly well-educated guy
in a job that ^offers no future.
We have openings for a limited num
ber of men who desire a real oppor
tunity for a career in salesmanship.
Qualifications: Under 40. married,
own a car. willing to work hard,
follow instructions and have some
sales sense.
If you qualify, we will train you.
Your work will be in Washington.
D. C.. or surrounding area, on com
pany-made appointments which af
ford the opportunity of an imme
diate income.
Our present sales force, many of
whom are earning up to $1,000 per
month have been advised of this ad.
For further Information be at:
STATLER HOTEL
Pan-American Room.
Wednesday, May 31, not later
than 9:30 a.m.
—30
SANDWICH AND SALAD MAN. ex
perienced, white. SASSIN'S. 1347 E
st. n.w. —29
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS,
prefer men between 26 and 35; sal
ary. $1.25 hr., plus comm.; only
well exper. men on lubrication work
need apply. See Mr. Barron, mgr..
SUNOCO SERVICE STATION, Wis.
ave. and River rd —30
SERVICE STATION MAN—Experi
enced. Apply BARNETT8 AMOCO
SERVICE, 7801 Wisconsin ave. n.w.
—31
SERVICE STATION SALESMEN, high
school graduates, age 22 to 27; good
opportunity for ambitious men. Ap
ply Mr. Green. SUN OIL CO.. 4940
Conn. ave. —29
SHEET METAL MECHANIC and help
er, experienced men for roofing
shop; driver’s permit and refs, re
quired; good wages and steady
work. Apply in person at J. C.
FLOOD CO., 2012 14th st. n.w. —3
plus per hr. work for Washing
ton's most progressive shop. GICH
NER. LI. 7-9080.
SALESMEN—Car preferred, but not
necessary: to sell Frigidaire and Hot
Point appliances, RCA. Phllco and
Westinghouse TV and radios, for no
money down: earnings up to $100
wk. WM. CHANDLER CO.. 1729
9th st. n.w. —31
SHOEMAKERS, vacation with pay. all
legal holidays taken: good oppor
tunity for right men. Don’t miss
this chance. Apply OFFICIAL
CLEANERS. 3740 Minn. ave. n.e.
—29
SHOE SALESMAN—Part time: exper.
in shoes for the family. Eves.. 0
to 9. all day Sat. Perm. 3412
14th st. n.w.. 2nd floor. —2
SHOE SALESMAN—Experienced only.
Salary plus comm. Apply JOSEPH
DE YOUNG. 12gS F st. n.w, —30
SHOE
SALESMEN
I
Experienced
Discount Privileges
Apply
Personnel Office
Fourth Floor
S. KANN SONS CO.
SKIP TRACER
One familiar with all phases of col
lecting installment accounts; excel,
salary, steady position, good future.
Apply SLOAN’S. 735 7th st. n.w.
SPOTTER, for cleaning plant, wanted
at once, experienced, good salary,
steady Job. 4447 Conn. ave. n.w.,
EM 4447 20
TAILOR—Experienced on uniforms;
steady Job for right party. Apply
S. W. RICE, ST. 6253.
TAILOR, experienced, good salary,
permanent position. Apply HOLLY
WOOD CLOTHING CO., 703 7th
TRUCK DRIVER, experienced, for*lo
cal delivery; must be bondable; per
manent. Box 273-G. Star.
VULCANIZER. exper.;_SOI per wk.,
excel, working cond. BIN HUNDLEY.
3446 14th st. n.w.
MAN WITH CAR to train locally for
permanent position with large manu
facturing co.. will consider inex
perienced man who is willing worker.
Man accepted will work under direct
supervision of manager. Not can
vassing. Earnings while training
around $100 wkly. Apply 1116 O
st. s.e. 1 p.m. sharp. —1
MAN. WHITE, exper. in delicatessen;
good salary. 6540 Conn. ave. n.w
WO. 0506. —1
SPECIALTY MEN. over 35—North
now. South in winter: *25 and up
daily front money. If you are free!
to travel it will pay you to inves
tigate this. For appointment, call
P. H. COLLINS, Ambassador Hotel.
1*
YOUNG MAN to sell furniture repair
supplies and work stock; experience
not necessary. BEDELL'S, 610 E
IF YOU' ARE AMBITIOUS and look
ing for a good job in the selling
Held and not afraid of work, phone
HI. 7801 for appt. for interview.
Must have care. Between 7:15
p.m.—8:15 p.m.
RELIABLE HARDWARE STORE wants
all-around experienced clerk: sober,
reliable. State age and salary. Hours
6 to 7. Sat, 8 to 0. Box 500-J, Star.
MEN, START ON A 1 OR 2 DAY
TRIAL BASIS IF YOU WISH
To determine what an excellent op
portunity this is. The Fuller Brush
Co. has a few openings in estab
lished territories. No experience nec
essary. Instruction furnished by
experienced men. Apply 979 Na
tional Press Building, 14th and F
sts. n.w., or call DI. 4477 or DI.
3498 —3i
YOUNG MAN—Experienced Ore and
casualty underwriter and salesman.
Preferably living in Virginia and
one who can type. Call RE. 49ou.
YOUNG MAN for neighborhoocT'drag
store, eves, and Sun.: white, over 18.
reliable, "honest, willing to work:
exper. not nec. - Apply in person
with refs. 2537 Bladensburg rd. n.e
YOUNG MAN. after school and Sets,
to learn One food business. 1431
F st. n.w. —30
WANTED — Reliable colored butler,
chauffeur, safe driver, non-drinker;
good city references. Include teL no.
with reply. Box 51-K, Btar. 30*
WHITE LABORER—Cemetery experi
ence preferred but not necessary,
full time employment to capable
man. good wages Apply GBORGE
WASHINGTON CEMETEK'YRtgg.
rt. extended, beyond University
lane, Md. —as
HELP MEN (Cent.)
WANTED
100—DEALERS—100
1 OP AMERICAS LARGEST MAN
UFACTURERS OP ALUMINUM
STORM WINDOWS AND ALUMI
NUM STORM DOORS WILL HELP
YOU ESTABLISH A BUSINESS OP
YOUR OWN.
NO CAPITAL REQUIRED
WK FINANCE ENTIRE DEAL. COM*
IN AND TALK IT OVER AT 1127
9th ST. N.W. NO PHONE CALLS
_—29
TWO SALESMEN TO SET I ELEC
TRICAL APPLIANCES AND TV.
MUST BB EXPERIENCED FOR OUT
SIDE SALES LEADS FURNISHED
AND FLOOR TIME VERY LIB
ERAL DRAW AGAINST COMMIS
SION CAR NECESSARY
BETHESDA TELEVISION &
APPLIANCE CO
7556 OLD GEORGETOWN RD BE
THESDA. MD. OL. 4904. —30
HELP WOMEN I
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK i
Exper. in checking invoices, handling j
purchase orders and receiving
papers. Must oe quick and ac
curate with figures. .V* day week
Write Box 461-G Star._
ASSISTANT MANAGER
Responsible, aggressive woman wanted
for full time, well paying position
Must be an extrovert who wants to
sell and train other women to sell.
Expanding organization has a careei
opening for a woman of these qual
ities. Excellent Income If you qual
ify. Automobile required for local
driving, but not for canvassing
Telephone EX. 5034 for appt. with
company representative.
Tues. and Wed. Only—10:30-6 p.m.
__—30
BEAUTICIAN—All around ' opera tor
wanted for permanent position Ap
ply FRED. THE HAIRSTYLIST, at
Phillpsborn. 60S 11th st. n.w.
BEAUTICIAN — Must be neat and
attractive. Need a license, no exp
needed. Call RA. 7512. —30
BEAUTICIAN. expert permanent
waver and finger waver. We no nqt
give cold waves. FLORENCE GIL
FILLAN, 1714 Conn. ave. n w. —1
BEAUTICIAN, shampoo, manicurist,
5-day wk. 9 to 6 Apply GASTON
OF PARIS. 1741 Conn. Ave. —31
BEAUTY OPERATOR experienced;
good salary and commission: 5
day week. ALFRED BEAUTY SALON.
2227 North Pershing dr.. Arl., Vs..
CH. 6651. —29
BEAUTY OPERATOR to learn special
face treatment at cool summer re
sort. Box N6-K. Star. 30*
BOOKKEEPER-SECRETARY to work
In builder's office, experienced; 5-day
week: work in Bethesda. Box 316
J. Star. s
BOOKKEEPER, thoroughly experi
enced; full charge of complete
set of double-entry books, for fine
ladles' specialty store. Knowledge
of typing: permanent position. Apply
THE ESSIE O'DONNELL CO’Y,
3407m Conn ave. n.w. —30
BOOKKEEPERS. Hamilton National
Bank has opening for experienced
machine bookkeeper, age 18-35.
Apply In person, 610 14th at. n.w.
_29
BOOKKEEPER, full or part time;
some experience. Apply In person,
420(i Wis. ave. 20
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE operator—
NCR 3.000 preferred: others con
sidered; state experience: splendid
opportunity Box 30-0. Star. —3
Cashiers and Hostesses
For large restaurant chain, perm,
position*, with top salary for exper.
persons. Evening shifts avail, only.
Sundays Included. Apply In person.
vtrwnne] office. HOT SHOPPES.
1124 H ST. N.W. —29
CASHIER-TYPIST—For auto finance
company; n.e. section; excellent
starting salary. Box 489-J, Star.
CASHIER-CLERK—For cigar counter
in drugstore; 6-day week; no Sun
days; $35 wk; experienced preferred.
TIPTON St MYERS, 1400 14th
st, n.w.—31
CLERICAL POSITION
Furniture Department
Department store background helpful,
accuracy in handling figures neces
sary; excellent opportunity for ambi
tious young lady; discount on pur
chases; free hospitalization and
other employe benefits. Apply per
sonnel office. 5th floor.
THE GOLDENBERG CO.
7th, 8th and K Sts. N.W. —30
CLERK-TYPIST
To work in well established auto
mobile business, in new. modern,
air-conditioned building: group hos
pitalization and paid vacation.
LUSTINE NICHOLSON CHEVROLET,
WA. 7200. Ext. 3,_—29
CLERK WANTED—Reindeer frozen
custard store; full or part time.
Apply between 6 and 9 p.m. 8430
Colesviile rri., 'cross Sears Roebuck.
CLERK-TYPIST
Preferably with comptometer experi
ence to work in accounting dept,
of large organisation. Air-condi
tioned office with employes cafeteria
and other employe benefits. Apply
in person to 1724 H st. n.w. —30
CLERK, white, for laundry-dry clean
ing store; part time. Apply in per
son, after 11 a m.. 1306 H st.^n.e.
CLERK, for dry cleaning store. "Ex
perience preferred: 5-day week.
DEPENDABLE CLEANERS, 3008
Columbia pike. Arlington. —1
CLERKS for dry-cleaning stores; must
be experienced; good salary. Apply
LUNA CLEANERS. 1605 14th st. n.w.
_ r 30*
CLERK—28 to 30, for our branch
store, located at 5616 Conn. sve.
n.w.; resident of Chevy Chase area
preferred. Apply ELITE LAUNDRY
CO.. 2119 14th st. n.w. —29
CLERKS. TYPISTS and cost clerks
(3). Air-conditioned Bethesda of
fice. Good opportunity combined
with good working conditions. Per
manent positions. Ages 18 to 30.
WI. 5573. —2
CLERK-TYPIST, not over 30: 5-day
week, hospitalization, surgical serv
ice and life Insurance provided.
MUTUAL INSURANCE AGENCY,
1301 H st. n.w. Call MRS. STOUT.
NA. 6690. —30
CLERK-TYPIST, for general office
work, with basic knowledge of book
keeping: interesting position in
ladies' specialty store. JOSEPH R.
HARRIS CO.. 1224 F st. n.w, —30
CLERKtTYPIST
Local branch Household Finance
Corp Vacation, hospitalization,
insurance: 5V4-day. 40-hr. wk. Apply
to W. T ADKIN. 3237 Rhode Island
ave., Mt. Rainier. Md._—29
Comptometer Operator
Experienced, to work in air-condi
tioned office of large organization.
Salary arranged with interview.
Employes’ cafeteria, hospitalization
insurance, paid vacations and other
employe benefits. Apply in person
to 1734 H st. n.w._—30
COMPANION AND HOUSEKEEPER
—For Jewish couple; live-in; nice
environment; good salary. TU. 3587
between 9-5 P.m. only. —31
COOK—Would like to have colored
woman to cook in fine club and
take complete charge. Must furnish
A-l references. Apply in person.
1425 You st. n.w., between 6 and
8 p.m. —30
COUNTER GIRLS, experienced, need
ed at once. Apply 119 B st. s.e.,
The Virginian.—20
COUNTER SUPERVISOR
Ft cafeteria, must have experlen
cafeteria counter and restauran
vork; early shift; no 8un. or nig
work: state age. recent experlen'
salary expected and work refs, p
315-J. 8tar, _—
DRUG CLERK—Ex per" no Sundays.
SUITLAND PHARMACY, 4892 Suit
la-'i rd. s.e.. HI. 2974. —29
DRUG a^d COSMETIC CLERK, ex
per.; no Sundays: good pay. EAST
ERN PHARM., 13tn and D sts.^n.e.
FIELD MANAGER
Over 30 years of age. with experience
in direct sales: will consider a good
salesman without experience in
supervision, but prefer experience
In handling men: must have car:
compensation open. Call HU. S743
for appointment.__—30
FLORIST. part-time. experienced
young woman. Apply In person,
4200 Wis. ave. —29
FOUNTAIN GIRL, colored, excel,
drugstore position. Must have at
least 2 year’s exper. on one D. C.
fountain. Hrs.. 3:30 to 11 p.m. Sal
ary $25 to start. 3501 Ga. aye. n.w.
—29
FOUNTAIN GIRLS and drug clerks;
experienced, white, s.e. drug store.
Box 443-G. star.—30
FOUNTAIN GIRLS
White, dependable, experienced. No
Sundays. Apply in person only.
NATIONAL DRUG CO., 1000 Conn,
ave.—29
GIRL, oolored. must have good ap
oearance. clear penmanship, fast
writer, to write orders for dry clean
ing store. Apply DEBONAIR VALET,
2812 Conn, ave.—30
Machine Bookkeeper
experience preferred
Age
20-25
40-Hour, 5-Day Week
Outstanding Working
Conditions
Personnel PDepartment
National Savings & Trust Co.
MAJOR AIRLINE
Has openings for reservation sales
agents; National Airport location;
rotating shifts; minimum age 21;
minimum education high school but
college’ training preferred. Apply In
person to Mr. Tomley, U. 8. Em
ployment Service. 315 12th st n.w.,
Washington, Wed.. May 31st. 1 p.m.
to 3 p.m. only; Thursday, June 1st,
0 a.m. to lt noon only. —01
a
!HELP WOMEN!
MANAGER
For neighborhood children'* shop,
must be experienced; excel, chance
for a real go-getter Wyte stating
age. marital status, experience and
salary expected to
BOX 135-J, STAR
—29
MARKER AND ASNOKTEK for laun
dry must be experienced. Appiy
LUNA CLEANERS. 1«J5 14th st.
0 ■*. 30*
MASSEUSE with experience: perma
nent position. Residence. EM 4347;
business. FX. 6729. —,10 i
NURSE, white, age 22-40; pvt. hos
•pitai. CO 4734. —31
GENERAL office worker: steady po
sition. typing net Cali OL. 9223.
—30 !
PBX Opera ter tor 3 p.m to 11 p.m
shift, age 20 to 35. pleasant per
sonality and vows essentia! See
resident director. YMCA. 17:ffl o st.
n.w. bet. 3 and 5:30 p.m. No phone
calls. * —29
PERSONNEL interviewer, part-time.'
to assist in interviewing and screen
ing prospective employes from truck
drivers to executive positions Stste
experience and time available for
such work and if regularly employ
ed. Write Box 239-J. Star. —30
SALESGIRLS, age IN to 30: must
have retaU sales exper hrs . 9:30
a m. to « p.m.. Mon. through Ft'.
*35 per wk. to start Apply WAL
GREEN CO Pentagon Bldg —2
SALESLADIES, for suit, dress and ac
cessories dents, in our new Silver
Spring store Pull or part time '
Interesting position for Qualified
experienced person. Apply JOSEPH I
B. HARRIS CO . 1224 P st. n.w. —3
SALESLADY—Experienced in chll-l
drens wear; salary and commls-1
sion. Apply at NAYLOR KIDDIE
LAND. 2S"H Alabama ave. s.e.—30
SALESLADY, experienced, for ladles'
dept, in position leading to asst,
manager or asst buyer in near fu
ture. Must have refinement, ac
customed to ItAPfilR'K good clientele
ar.d be willing worker. Apply Room
512 International Bldg. 1319 F st.
n.w., THE YOUNG MENS SHOP
—3
SALESWOMAN, to manage dress shop
In Clarendon Must have years of
selling exper.. not afraid of hard
work or responsibility: good salary
and splendid opportunity for the
right person. Box 1S-J. Star. —;pi
SALESWOMAN
Alert, well-groomed woman can earn
*73 wkly. No canvassing, collecting
or delivering. No exper required
We train you. A personal interview
will be arranged immediately if you
will write, giving qualifications and
phone number. Box 334-G. Star
—31
SALESWOMEN
To be on call to work, 9:20
a.m. to 8:05 p.m„ 10 a.m.
to 4 p.m., 12 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Discount Privileges
Apply
Personnel Office
Fourtlf Floor
S. KANN SONS CO.
w
SECRETARY, part-time, experienced^
Call OR. 8051.
SHIRT OPERATORS for laundry unit;
must be experienced Apply LUNA
CLEANERS. 1S05 14th at. n.w. 30*
SHOE
SALESWOMEN
/
Experienced
Discount Privileges
Apply
Personnel Office
Fourth Floor
S. KANN SONS CO.
--- —2
SECRETARY, for established law firm
in Hyattsville. Md. WA 3100 if
no answer. WA. 8875. _30
SECRETARY, patent law office, good
typist, Intelligent; dictating machine
experience helpful, shorthand not
necessary; Ideal working conditions.
Box 64-K. Star. —30
SECRETARY-BOOKKEEPER—Expert
anced, capable of assuming respon
sibility and displaying initiative in
downtown real estate office; 5-day
monthly W start. Box
261-J. Star. _29
SECRETARY - STENOGRAPHER—Not
over 32. with at least 5 years ex
perience and 2 years college train
ing; position available June 1; 5-day
week; small office; $225 to start;
$250 in 3 months if service satis
factory Dive experience, education
and religious affiliation. Box 144-G,
Star. _3i
SILK FINISHERS, vacations with
Pay; will teach if not experienced.
APP'v in peraon. OFFICIAL CLEAN
! MIS- ’2'40 Minn. ave. n.e. —30
SILK PRESSES, must be experienced,
reliable; steady job; excellent salary.
Apply DEBONAIR VALET. 2612
Conn. ave. - __30
SILK FINISHER, experienced: good
Pay- steady position for right girl.
Call Mr. Breeden. OL. 1601. TOWN
& COUNTRY CLEANERS —30
SKIP TRACER
°,ne. familiar with all phases of col- '
lecting Installment accounts; excel,
salary, steady position, good future. |
Apply SLOAN’S. 735 7th st. n.w.
SUP COVER CUTTERS wanted. Year
rpund work. Expens only need apply, i
Call OR. 3003 _og
SODA-SANDWICH GIRLS, colored.!
must be fully exper.. busy drug,1
fountain. QUIGLEY'S, 21st and \
G sts. n.w. _30
SODA FOUNTAIN GIRL, high type,
exper.: good wages, no nights, no
S¥?d!&5;„?*£-?'ana*'r' hood REX
ALL DRUG CO., ,th and E sts. n.w.
STENOGRAPHER-"
Permanent employment for experi
enced stenographer, under 35; pleas
ant working condition, in air-condi
tioned office: croup Insurance and
other employe benefits: 5-day. 40
hr. wk . Apply SAFEWAY STORES.
INC.. 184o 4th st. n.e,_— 1
STENOGRAPHER and general cleri
cal: under 40: interesting, diversified
work; must be neat, accurate typist;
vacation and other benefits; 5-day,
35-hr. wk.; salary $40 to start.
Apply Wed.. Thurs. or Fri. morning
only. BLINDED VETERANS' ASSO
CIATION. 2438 18th st. n.w.
STENOGRAPHER and typist: pref
erably experienced in building busi
ness; good pay and opportunity for
advancement. HARWOOD CONST.
CO.IS'IO Kit. n.w. RE. 0707. —29
STENOGRAPHER, under 35: perm,
position with national insurance or
ganization; 5-day week, pleasant
working conds. See MR. BAILEY.
418 Woodward Bldg. —31 .
STENOTYPIST. under 36. permanent
position. Small office. 38-Rr. week.
Call HO. 2302. —31
STENOGRAPHER - RECEPTIONIST—
For law office. Fast, accurate short
hand required. Air cond.: alternate
Saturdays half day; excel, salary
Box 40-J. Star —29
STENOGRAPHER-TYPIST capable of
handling large volume details: age
30 to 40. good opportunity, willing
worker: old-established firm; good
future: experienced in office work.
Give full details past experience, ref
erences. Box 89-K. 8tar. —29
STENOGRAPHER jn financial in-1
stitution: short hours with 5-day
week; pleasant surroundings. NA.!
0254. Hr. 26. —29
STENOG. - BOOKKEEPER. Arlington
mortgage loan firm; must be perma
nent. Box 428-J. Star. —30
TAILORESS. must be experienced on
men's clothing. LIVINGSTON’S. P06
7th st n.w. —30
TEACHER for small nursery school
in nearby Maryland. State age. ex
perience and salary expected. Box
112-J Star. —29
TELEPHONE SOLICITORS to work in
lge. portrait studio. 5-day wk..
pleasant working conditions. HARRIS
ft EWING. NA. 8700. —29
TYPIST and general office work, ex
perienced. accurate on detail*, neat
and speedy; excellent salary to one
• who can qualify for permanent posi
tion Good working hours, liberal
vacation and sick leave. Box 39-J,
TYPIST; 5-day week. Apply between
2 and 5 o.m Room 1038, Conti
nental bldg.. 1611 K st. n.w. —29
^ABRAMSON* *CO. *16 3 tlT st^n w
HELP WOMEN (C—t.)
TYPIST—Opportunity to learn med
ical secretarial work Must be neat 1
efficient and reliable Give na-:
Uonality training and experience I
Experience not neceaaary 11 high
school graduate and good typist
Box 4S7-J. Star —09
TYPIST. AND OFFICE GIKL. exp
desired in bousing construction office
near Palls Church: mile from
public bus Reply In own hand
writing giving address and tele
phone. State salary desired Box
?*4-E Star —09
WAITRESSES
White, over 01. experienced la arm
service: split shift No Suns or late
night work Apply 3-5 p m TALLY
HO RESTAURANT *10 17th ft. I
n.w.__—.ill
WAITRESSES, experienced Apply 10-1
10 noon 3-3 p.m . NAPOLI RES
TAURANT. 919 Sheridan st n.w.
—09 I
WOMEN—In printing shop: 40-hr.
wk Box 107-E. Star —Chi
WOMAN, educated, with personality
ior responsible position Splendid;
iuture for applicant meeting reouire-i
ments. Box 4«-G Star, —
alert well-educated woman.
with personality to supervise a na
tionally sponsored program for
girls and women This position of
fers interesting work and a splendid
mccme for a lifetime career Pre
vious experience in teaching, or
ganization lor sales work desirable 1
Car necessary for local driving To
arrange for a personal Interview,
call OR 3372. between 9 and 121
a.m. Ask for MRS. McCHESNEY
AMBITIOUS WOMEN—We ha^e° 31
established Avon territories avail 1
now. reg customers waiting vour i
call Excel, weekly income for vour
snare hours. RE *loh. —;»n !
SUMMER WORK—College student for
position as travelers information1
aide must be able to work until
Labor Day Prefer an attractive
girl who ean wear a sis* 12 si lt. I
Apply personnel office. HOTEL
8TATLER. 16th and L sts n.w.!
—30
COLLEGE GRADUATE or equivalent.
—Consultant In customer's service
department: will train: *45 to *55.1
5-day wk. Apply 1025 Conn, ave...
Shite 404. bet. 4:30 and 0:30 !
__„
WOMAN I
To Demonstrate and
Sell Washing Machines
I
Apply
Employment Office
Fourth Floor
Lansburgh & Bro.
7th, 8th and E Sts.- N.W.
_—30
WRAPPERS
ro be on call to work, 9:20
ajn. to 6:05 p.m. or 1 p.m.
to 7 p.m.
Discount Privileges
Apply
Personnel Office
Fourth Floor
S. KANN SONS CO.
HELP MEN AND WOMEN
COMPUTER, 3 years' responsible ex
per. I. B. M. equipment, ability to
set. up problem and wire boards,
some plotting and graphing wind
tunnel exper. desirable; male ox
female. age 21 to 35; good pay; ex
cellent hours. Also statistical clerk.
tPd Plotting essential.
WA. 3800. Ext. 270. —30
COUPLE*—Part time ianitor; maid
,ree apartment and salary.
WO. 7651. —31
OPERATORS (4i—Stitchers for com
mercial sewing machines; must be
excellent. Apply in person. 818 F
_st.. Rm. 107. 30
YOUNG BANK CLERK—To learn
banking business, with old estab
lished national bank in Upper Marl
boro. Md.; references required.
Marlboto 3378. —29
WE HAVE SEVERAL openings in our
hospitalixaHon. accident and health
insurance department offering the
things you have always wanted in a
telling position. leads furnished,
supervised training, office space and
facilities and liberal commissions.
Selling experience and automobile
desired but not absolutely necessary.
Only neat, capable people who desire
to establish a permanent career need
apply. Phone EX. 1913 or EX. 1992
for appolntmnt. _30
HELP DOMESTIC
COOK, colored, to do downstairs
work, live In; have other help. Must
have experience and references. WO.
.Y0l»r>. _o
COOK, G.H.W.. experienced, with ref
_erences; live in. OR. 7020. _30
COOK-LAUNDRESS, 1 o'clock through
dinner, occasional baby sitting: sal
ary and /urn. house; S's-day wk.
rCu iwLO' :l'85-5-, —30
a-S;.W't *xper- cook; recent ref. req ;
$30; free every other Thurs. p.m
and Suns. 7760 10th st. n.w. —30
o . Sle?n and reliable for g.h.w ;
8 to 4 Mon. through Frl., 8 to 1
on Sat. Apply at 16 Cheverly Circle,
Cheverly. Md. and bring itts.
°™» l° care for; l<i-yr.-old_child,
g.h.w.. light cooking, for working
fsimlly: own room; *25; apply 1600
14th st. n.w. _4
GiSiw-^plaln cbok; must live In;
wk.: no Sundays, off day
Thurs.; local refs. req. EM. 1440
GIRL or woman, white, g.h.w.. care
‘'yr -old girl for employed couple
live in as one of family, upstairs
rm„ good home; $15 wk. KE. 3-48T0.
EEPER. white, live in. g.h.w.,
I care of 8-yr.-old boy for employed
! ™ Mo hlalth card- *8" ™°
.pH. o05n after 6. 30*
MmJf?fG;H',1'-TExp- with children,
motherly interest 2-yr.boy; locsil
checkup; o days. 9-7 pjn.; $2(1
Mam 1.?Ah.Tn w" Apt. 202 aft. 12
MAID. 30-45. white, g.h.w. good
cook, make home here. TO. 6886.
WHITE lady wanted to live in.1 do
light housekeeping and practical
C»H EA. 8479. 29
WOMAN—Cleaner, laundress; 5-day
JJ***- §„t0 plus car fare.
Ngrth Silver 8pring area. SL. 0016.
SETTLED WHITE LADY to care for
elderly invalid lady and prepare her
meals. 12:30 p.m. to 7:3n p.m., 6
day wk.; salary open Box 41-J,
Star. _29
Settled Woman Cook
Willing to live in. Telephone alter
11 a.m.. Woodley 3341. or call for
l2i?rvlIw« Williamsburg
lane off Porter atreet n.w. —30
AGENTS
AGENTS—ORGANIZATIONS! — Make
up to 1007. profit, plus bonuses!
8ell country's finest line greeting
cards, etc.; special sample offers on
approval; free folders; Christmas
imprints (50/S1 to 26/S1.95); *1
personal stationery: napkins, coast
en. etc. Write OATTIS CO.. JO* 4
18th st. n.w„ Wash- D. C.
SITUATIONS MEK '
ACCOUNTANT. 10 yrs.' exper.. wants
part-time work as bookkpr., monthly
sute.. tax returns; 1 to 3 days wkly.;
salary open. Box tS9-K. Star. 30*
ACCOUNTING. lull or part time,
executive ability, wide experience In
detailed cost and ccneral accounting:
tax problems. Box .".0-K, Star. 2»»
COLLEGE GRADUATE. 28. veteran,
personable, adaptable, experienced
in newspaper work, specialized sales,
motion picture distribution: present
employment unsatisfactory. Box 37
K. Star. •
EDITORIAL AS8T. — Grad., exper.
secy.; grad.. Journ.. public rels.; mar
ried; available. NA. 2630. Ext. 408.
•
MIDWEST editor, able, exper.. seeks
option with local newspaper in
public relations or allied field. Box
359-J. Bter. —30
FAINTER, contract exper.. wishes Job.
lerge or small; quick worker. AD.
MvOfi
RADIO REPAIRING—Young men
wants part-time bench work. MR.
SYKES. RA. 2858 after 7. 29*
YOUNG MAN. 24. college graduate,
major In economics and political
science, desires position with small
concern or private Individual. Refa.
Box 361-J, Star. —29
SITUATIONS WOMEN
COMPANION desires position to elder
*7 iedv; eould leave city: cheerful.
INTERIOR^iTecORATOR,
art background, wants Job with re
liable firm: accept very small pay
to gain experience; consider tem
porary or part time Job. CH. 7|17.
SITUATIONS WOMEN iC—t.)
NURSE, practical, white, we!' txper
I wishes perm, potmen. S hr. duly
D- C. area, lire out. WO 4»BC
—2*
NURSES—Inter-racial re* U try qua ri
fled for any type casts. DU 3CSC or
U T-tUfdS. 31*
ORGANIST-—Organist-director, exp
In ail Protestant churches. Box
1B4-J Star —30
YOUNG LADY. 34 10 yrs ' retailing
executive experience desires posi
tion Box To-O Star —30
COLLEGE STUDENT desires position
as receptionist, lypisi doctor s or
demist ofBce will work through
opening of school. TR. i<StB>. bet
l-’-f p.m
STENOGRAPHER. former airlines
I stewardess, college graduate. SB. de
sires temporary secretarial position
5 weeks. 4 Tears experience as sec
retary Box 43-K Star 31*
YOUNG LADY with experience In
personnel and public contact work
desires employment Call LU l-58d,V
RELIABLE COLORED GIRL desires
any type of efflee work iwo years
college training In business Call
MISS BAILEY. HO D741 30*
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC
GIRL—Colored desires part time or
days work rels HO BUN
GIRL, colored, wishes iki 5 dars
a week t Monday ibrouah Fridas»;
5-5 wk HU. mif*
GIRL, colored, wants f mciorrr.*nl eg
domestic worker, part time, or
laundry work ref. LI 3-4«Tl> —30
GIRL—Colored, desires job a*, nurse
maid. light house work Ml ?\'44,
after 4.
G.HW.—Girl, colored wants day's1
work. Y’^ltake care of children
good ret Phona ST ?i»4T •
woman desires domestic
work. 5'a-day week; ref. LI. 4-*.Vjj» .!
MIDDLE AGED WHITE tomnn will I
•*“<* a* to 4 hrs. of her time as*
moJ"£r s in exchange for room
ana board and small salary «£•„’
L st. * e >>o«
FILIPINO—Butler houseman: 'neat.,
with previous experience; city or
country, bachelor preferred Box'
!titt-K. Star. -it.
WOMAN—Colored wants if days
work Tuesday. Wednesday 55 and
car tare good refs MI 1H81
COLORED WOMAN—C. HW M,-dav
wk no cooking or perm d.vs work
!»V'hdry. cleaning; A-l refs. DU.
INSTRUCTION COURSES
RROADt ASTING and television writ
ing and production taught in small
classes and private lessons new
term begins soon Audition for
full and partial scholarships short
'ummer course for writers and ac
tors NATIONAL ACADEMY OP
BROADCASTING. 3338 16th at
n.w . DE 5580
MODERN TRAINING tn heautv eul
iort. tublects taught Approved
bv Government for GI training. da»l
»n<l classes WAR-PITNN
BEAUTY COLLEGE tttn O .t nw 1
ENGLISH AND FRENCH LESSONS;
advice about writing. (rammer,
speech and personality Columbia.
Sorbonne grad. AD 8700. Ex: 22H
HO*
AUTOMOBILE DRIVING LESSONS In
dual-controlled cars, by professional,
Instructor Call DF. 8000. Monday
through Saturday H* 1
NEW (LASSES IN SHORTHAND.!
U'R‘0?- bookkeeping, comptometer
L5AIL,. court reporting BOYD
■92500L l.ni o si. n ». NA 2340
EARN YOUR DIPLOMA at home In
apare time: high school, business.;
engineering: 400 other courses I I
c. S.. 2111 Bond_Bldg ME 8 I lift_
B.,*W° body FENDER'WORK' i
Reliable sthool will personally Inter-!
view mechanically-inclined men to
train In metal work, welding, apray
painting for this big-pay trade
LCA/nln spare time Write AUTO
CRAFTS TRAININO. Box 358-H
star.
MOTOR TRAVEL
____
DESIRE RIDE. vie. Mobile or Pensa
n&M wir 6240. share —an"*
DRIVING t6 EL PASO, leaving May
.11; can take 2: help drive; small ex*
Jjense. Call OW. 3021. 20*
“I.TIBED NAVAL OFFICER driving
Bulck Roadmaster to West Coast,
scenic trip optional: take three
leaving June 5. Locust 3-7501
ao«
TELEVISION REPAIRS
TELEVISION SERVICE, day or night
Call MERCURY. DU. 3303 Com
plete service all makes. 29*
FREE! FREE! FREEf~
First repair with renewal of second
service contract: 2-hr. service
Sa wHi-trASSS" LI- 4-~’G«0. JIM'S
T. V, SERVICE. 3 350 H st. n e.
PHILCO OWNERS
For,Factory-Authorized Service
CALL AT. 3745
Continental Radio * Television Co.
__ —30
REPAIRS AND SERVICE
ADDITIONS. PORCHES, recreation
rooms; nothin* down, 7 yrs, to pay
HAMILTON CONSTR. CO.. RE. 44*;.
ADDITIONS-PORCH ENCLOSURES.
bsmt Improvements, etc. For a
solution to your problem or an esti
mate. call MR. WILSON. AT 4100
ANTIQUE FURNITURE upholstered.
Large selection ol fabrics, expert
1 £,r£jj£man' *slab- 6EGAL
BROS_rL'I4 14th it. a w. NA. 283,“
BRICKWORK, first class service on
all types of brickwork; chimneys,
walls, walks, porches, cement flmMi
lng. plastering, also carpentry. Me
chanics reliable, satisfaction guar
•nt-eed Jfrce- estimates. Cali MR.
p.A tEwis. lu l-aos i.
BRICK CONTRACTOR—No tob too
Call °FRt0° -il"*11 R1NALDI * CO
CARPENTER—General contracting,
remodeling, screens built and re
paired. SL 0393. —3i
CARPENTER, remodeling, repairing;
white mechanics AINSWORTH. RA
CARPENTER—Alterations and re
pairs. old and new work; no Job
too small. Call OW. 5527. —1
CARPENTRY—Attics finished, recre
ation rms . porches lncl.. stairways,
dormer windows, residential or com
merclal J. E. HENDRICKS. UN. 3491
CARPENTRY—Gen remodel.; cabs
»*>«>»«• icreens MR
LAWRENCE. RA. 9703. TU 1131
CEMENT WALKS, driveways, will!.
porches. white mechanic.
JACK SPARKES. HO. 8439.
CEMENT WORK: stone walia. flag
stone terraces, walks, chimneys, fire
places. cement driveways, porches,
retaining walls, pipe drainage, all
waterproofing F. MAR
CUCCip, Route 5. Horners lane
Rockville, Md. Phone Rockville 3588.
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPL8 Klecm
^oaniaPhi^*rh!^
an« day any nlcbt.
ELECTRICAL. Instal., repairs, rewir
ing stores, homes, fluorescent fix
tures: licensed contr. RA. 2222. —3
ELECTRICAL REPAIRS—Outlets in
stalled: specializing In remodeled
bldas. SEYMOUP LEVY 2339 IH.h
st. n.w. CO. 9598. Established 1919.
ELECTRIC At REPAIRS, installations
prompt courteous, guaranteed serv
*«. A C ELECTRIC CO RA 585'
FENCE, galvanized chain link, all
I posts set in concrete: Immediate
I erection, get the beat for Teas No
money down. 36 mo to pay. Pnone
HO 6883: eves, and Suns.. DE 9584
i FLOORS sanded ana finished Qua
MORRIS *sV t#r*W* °r'C‘ “
FLOORS SANDED and finished: old
floors made like new, TAYLOR
FLOOR SERVICE. WA 1129
FLOOR SANDING and reflnlshlng.
papering, painting, interior, exte-!
rior Call BARR AT. 3657. —29
FLOOR SANDING and finishing, new
low D.£lc!?; al1 "orlt guaranteed
L, D HANKINS. AP. 4137. —31
HOME IMPROVEMENT — Painting,
floor sanding, papering, plastering,
etc. Call MR SPELLER. JO. 2-6286
or HI. 7785
LAWN MOWER8 sharpened and re
paired; latest factory methods used;
quick service. DISTRICT LOCK
HARDWARE CO.. 731 8th st. a*.
MODERNIZING and additions, cellar!
to roof Call ST. 3366-67 for free1
est taste* NATIONAL CONTRACT
r/ CO 1203 Rye at n w
PAINTING, paperhanging. Roof, gut
ter and carpentry repair*. Pure
oil paint used RA 16647. GE. 8600
PAINTING—Interior and exterior,
also wall washing. Call MR. SMITH
to_do your work. LI. 3-4238. _5
PAINTING AND PAPERING—First
class work guaranteed, free esti
mates. SL. 021(3, —31
PAINTING, PAPERING, wall scrap
ing. plastering For a Job well done
at a price you can afford to Day
call MR MALHOYT. CO 1382
PAINTING AND PAPERBANGINO—
2S years' experience; best of work
manshio: all work guar. CO 5478
PAINTING AND DECORATING —
Master mechanics; free estimates,
term*. WA. 7261. —29
PAINTING AND PAPERING, com ano
ret-satls customer* for over 26 rr»
l.AWIRENrE RA 0703 TV 1131
PAPERING—High-grade work. Do
own work. 'Best quality > White
mech. H FOWLER. Hillside 3508.
»>
PAINTING and interior decorating snd
exterior; 3" vrs.' exn ; free esti
mate. JAMES D. MAPLE HU. 8723. ,
PAINTING. PAPERING, patching, floor
sanding Immediate. Free estimates.
LOVELESS. AD. 1523. 3*
PAINTING AND PAPERING, lst-class
workmanship: work done Immedi
ately. Call MR POAT. OI. 5013.
■_ —3
PAINTING AND PAPERING
Work guaranteed. Free estimate*.
Expert mechanic*. Swing work donr
SH. 3839
PAINTING—REPAIRS !
ST. 3480, and NO. 4989 tt(*
_•»
PAINTING “
PAPERHANGING
_ BY E. POULIN
For Free Estimates and Sample Books
Dial AP. 2880—AD. 9626
_30*
PAPERING, ft-rm.. 2-story, ball house
986: do own work: white mech. NA
6734. DU. 1320 after 6. gad_Sun
PAPERS ANQING—*7 up per~ rm.,
I960 washable sunfast papers: work
tmraBtMd. OR. 4346. OK. 9441.
| REPAIRS AND SIRVICI Kwi.l
PAPERING - PAINTING — Paper re
moved by at earn colored nertiaairs;
work tuaranteed free estimate.
HO TB47_. __
PAPERING BY GREEN
Price; eg; ro« ' Call Ol «.t.V> —:>
PAPERING AND PAINTIHO
A-l work animates free Call MR.
BECKETT Ml. iWfl, DU 40.AX —I
Paper hanginC- oaintmt Boor
flnlahsn*. wall acrapm* white me
chanic*. prompt and real TO.
paving, caacrete stdrwalka Pae
»tones, driiewaxs basements, etc ;
asphalt dnvewaxa parkin* lot*:
rindrr snfl travel Union S3<U
FLASTEKING and remodellnt retW
tnt' walls and partitions patched of
renewed LV 4-;tO« after «i — :\A
FLASTEKING a specialty larae and
amali Jobs, new or oM work, whit#
mechanics, work euar NO
PLUMBING and BEATING, no" ob
too small "4-hr service reaa price#
in D C and Md. l?N 43Si< —3 >
PLl MRiMr- No tw. toe swia.i re.
PIVMBING AND BEATING. Bath
rooms k.•.ehrns. newly tnataUed «r
remodeled at moderate cost Free
estimate* No down payment Terma
arranted Display rm . all* Oa.
n * Open eventnts J,
fHAPIRO ret plumber D C and
Md TU 1 Pi.li'
REERIGERATURS RCPAIRtD a'va
•esbjrj. tuaranteed service
ROOFIN' G TINNING roof ptlDMial
autterlna and spotitir.a Call MR
SHIPLEY. (IS 41.A* —to
ROOF REPAIR*, antlers and spouts,
uSf £f,'5ut!L repairs. Call
MR BUD EX 8&.AA _31
ROOFING, all types no tab wa
*fNCCMS.r0^*l,A8?
SCmtEK rour porch now »hUt I
8?*V*tKJWi£r,*u* l>nB* «• imti.
’Si...
aanT -«? {f{
•I' . OR 1A4*
WORN SINK TOPS replaced wiiR
Formica or stainless steel Call HD
MASTER APPLIANCE CO
BAB WINDOW CLEANING and wan
'•shine Cal) 1,0 viPdrt _*$
HI. DO ALL KINDS OF ItRICR WORK
P^n'y. experienced men on hand.
U!i FA '344. m
CIIARl.ES DESPFBT—■ Taka old and
y&trs^NO W°rk
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
AnilKESMNG MACHINES—Pull lln«.
WRITERBco"Du S?"4 TTP«
i *r,?Ar,SS,NO MAmiNE—N.W, IU
$.iH,6') now *f> I.S UNITED TTPE*
' WRITER CO RE I1T7
AIR COMPRESSORS, spray cutup.
1 ment. bargains. low monthly pay*
I LIfn4-o.'tm?10 P* —■ V-.
AIR-CONDITIONING UNITS_ New
»&s£ srL~v*s
M'HS: U V-raaK
CONDITIONING UNITS — Nrw
J950 window models for rent by
tne week, month or season C»U
now to reserve your unit Supply
units limited nil II
'rn,1V.i? .* M REFRIGERATION
^ j* ' J- *t. n e . vour Philct
»nd York ai thorlted dealer
! ^n;NDr,eTnu?iE."nd,,i.S..V;d M
i xrvh&r1"* c*u 110 8-^
i **? C?f8®,,Ti2"“*’ hew 1M0 mod.
I real lei®* PARAMOUNT* CO '“cja*
free n * HU 4800 A*0"
't,yRn‘ONP,J,.ONr" “•* *U«low
•4Sled u*n.CP j:diVV.,sh
■<48.’l: nights FR Sis" gT0’
.CONDITIONERS, nrw and re -
| •??,d,l-tirtne,d;n*ol<!' rented, exchanged
| aerviced fully guaranteed OR 47ft#
! BISHOP equipment CO
; %h',P orlde tn renderlnt prompt,
^efficient service
ANTIQUE soea - - Carved walnut
frame; good condition. OW. 7ftA8.
1 A«,rTiWlHS8~ir0r*!uln'* 8 Bhop gen
eral line, bargains every day. 8000
i -9-*2n- av^ Chew Clitse. Md _«
Akk[S, C,'*LMERS. Model HD-.VO
VA*5®1 with tractor shovel; used lor
n!.nd.*y'c, * 1! 8*11 due to rhanar ti
?incr'sr,P*fLb1 5£*n M°hday at 1500
AWNivr w*vt," 11 *y" Arlington, Va.
AWNING—Koolvent, slxe Sox-’o u .
SH,,w|um'oum. no posts. Complete.
M^oRy^ m°,r,Wl
A»«„, ss- “y’-o.rsn,;
dyop.„»wning5: (,n 3H.)n wln()n»
pulSes* *40 ‘wf.'lOiLY* roP*" r,r,d
CARRIAGE. Thayer, twln-sir.r|
j baby car bed washer, apt, -lie.
: Easy OL 0800 _oo
B™nrtm,^,RRIAM E’ E,d deluded »<;od
condition, $20. Call HO. 45.V1
_______—no
BASINS
N**: JKmpl,*t* with 8P'«o'» and trap*,
iJ,hew close-coupled tol
let>» and tanks $18.95: new toilet
BLDO 5S^wnA9*^R“CK,"9 *
BLDG MAJERIAI; CO. 4,1.12 Minn.
bathtubs, built-in. $28: new- and
HJKfl. Plumbing fixture* BLOCK’S,
jy*T*new u»ed. bullt-ln. legs:
8‘hit"' basins, toilet* PEERLEsi
arn'E,S.A° 2237 Oa. »v* DtM7o!
B. , n ***?' h*lr mattress, coy.
ered box springs. $75. HO #110.
BI.D LEGS, for coll or box mrliuii
Jffuwt«,.°..8»W00- bed’ " "!
! ''msiires*1®" •Xceflen?*,?ondHlom*P{^
Pbone WO. 4.111, ft ’til li pl 8'0,
Binu’ ;* comP'- bed outfit* j ,gi.
mah 4-poster, extra length; front
Immac. home; also new Delco retgr
motor: reas EM. 0043. _30
BICYCLE BARGAINS, new and re.
built; boys and girl* at HALLEY*.
1458 Park rd.
block PLANT MACHINERY—Any.
i £,”* „tai*r'8t,<t In , Purchaaln* dig.
caftnUOL :teoo pUnt m,rh!r9*ry.
'grMrdrw;" °m
VVe take used lumber and cut II to
sire and make it look like new at
used, prices: also windows, door*,
pipe. I-beams, reinforcing steel,
lentils, many other Items, heating
plant with American ideal boiler
. WRHcjfcwffcO. -?»«*>
BUILDING MATERIALS
Firebrick, *15 per M. suitable lor
backing up window screens, all
siles, excellent condition, at 00c;
screen doors, complete with hard
ware. incl. door closer; Interior and
exterior doors; window sash, com
Klete sash and frame, framing lum
er from '.’x4 through 2x17, alto
3*4 through 3x14 sheathing and
siding. *a-in. plywood, celotex and
rockwool Insulation, new and used
plumbing fixtures soil pipe cast
steel pipe, ground-type garbage cans.
In excellent condition: shutters, rra.
sonably priced; galvanised duet
work
OPEN MEMORIAL DAY. 7 a m -5 p m.
A B C D. CORP
1331 Jefferson Davis hw". Arl . Va.
Otl* 8755. —31
oA'.ei?111,111, — Johnston's NO
ROACH colorless costing effective
lor months: She. *1.08 $2 8*.
^HfcHT'8 LAN8BDROHP KANVI!
I CALCULATOR. Monroe, reconditioned,
guaranteed. $04.50 UNITED TTPR
WRITER CO ftf 1177
CAMERA—:;s-mm. ciarus. 1:1.1 Won.
lens range finder, case, flash; excaU
cond , $H6 FR 0003 —2I»
CEDAR CHEST, Lane. *25 Fine Art*
sterling sliver, Crown, Princess pat
tern, service for « »H«i; both In
excellmt cond AX 4361 —30
ceramic SUPPLIES—Kilns, molds,
daces and clay. Greenware figures,
vase, lamps, candy. Jewelry, cig
arette boxes and ashtrays, jmsc.
Items 1632 You st n w . DE. 0076,
MI. 756ft. —4
CHINA—World-renowned "Rosenthal"
German sold and blue cobalt coffee
set. original price. *380: will sell
for 9150 Alto, other smaller deco
rative pieces of "Rosenthal" china;
Chippendale sofa, coffee table, other
piece* Of rood duality odd furniture;
very fine French-style Aubuson ftxl3
ru*. will sell very reasonable: aoea
beautifully with French furnltora.
Call OV. 3777.
CONCRETE FtNIftHINC, MACHINE.
Model B. 45-Inch. Factory over
hauled. LA «-ftt2n —31
CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT fof
sale; on* 2-drum Clyde hoist, con
crete buartes and miscellaneous
Items See Mr Foster at WASH
INGTON SANITARIUM A HOSPITAL
comer Carrol and Flower *»•
Takom* Park. Md —2ft
COOKWARE. Guardian Servleg 10 ne.
CL. Hftflfl —29
DEEP FREEZE. 5 eu. ft., new condi
tion. used less than l year. *125.
CO 7301 2ft
DESK, executive library type. SdOt
bicycle. «is. ln.plere dining room
aet. 9100; other mtac. Item*. WL
7ft0fl. —"ft
DESK — Cheatrobe. roll* wav bed,
studio couch. Oood cond EM.
0278. —2fl
DIAMONDS; Lady's sol . t» el.. *76;
lady’s N cl . 9150: lady's nice j ct ,
*250: lady's perfect Its cl.. *400;
mans fine tofor 2 ct.. 9500: lady’s
sol, perfect 5Vj ct, 92,000. All
prices include mounting? Trades
accepted LIVINOSTON A CO., 1423
_H at. n.w.. ME. 3440_—3
DIAMOND, EMERALD
Beautiful cut. nearly 3 carat*, set la
platinum. 3 handsome baguettes each
side No brokers. EM SS06 HO.
2145 _- —3
DINETTE SET—Maple: 9 chairs: aood
condition. CaU LA 9-7667. —28
DINETTE SETi solid maple. *36: 9
pc. oak bedroom suite. 966; manna,
bookcase. 920. CH.-7324, aft. 6 39.
—31
DINING ROOM, llvtna room furni
ture. good condition. Can be s**a
at 5323 41*t at. n.w.. I2-S p a 29*
DINING BOOM SUITE. 7-pt*c* wblto
oak. for sale; will take best effew
LI. 3-6093. —3o
DINING ROOM SUITE. 10-piec*. wale
nut. excellent condition, 9176. Call
OK 8962. —39
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