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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-24
A Victory For The People

The Senate of the United States yes
terday OVERRIDE President Truman's
veto of the Taft-Hartley labor control
hill The measure automatically be-
comes law. By thus backing up the
House which overwhelmingly set the
veto aside on Friday, the Congress has
fulfilled one of the major pledges made
after last November's election. -
The Star repeats that the Taft-Hart-
ley bill is far from perfect, but is so
much better than the Wagner Act and
the subsequently approved Smith-Con-
nally act that it deserves the action
taken by the national legislature and
paves the way for breaking the mono
poly of labor's selfish tycoons who have
held too much power since President
Roosevelt first started them on their
dictatorial career.
The Presidents veto message, which
obviously was based on opinions sub
mitted for his guidance by the labor
leaders, failed to deal with the realities
of the case. The American people, in
GLIDING the rank and file of union labor,
have reason to be grateful that both
branches of Congress saw more clear
ly than the Chief Executive what could
result if no curb were placed on these
bosses. The defiance of John L. Lewis
when he ordered a strike in govern
ment-operated mines in violation of a
signed contract was child's play in COM
parison with what he and the other
bosses would feel at liberty to do if the
labor bill veto had been sustained.
North Carolinans can be grateful,
too, that their senator's, ready to sup
port Mr.. Truman in all matters affect
ing the nations welfare, were not mis-
led, but voted with the majority to
down the veto.
More than any other provision of the
new law that giving employers an equal
voice with employees in a dispute affect
ing wages or other cause Of disagree
ment is in the public interest and in it.
self is a brake upon the monopoly Of
the union leaders. For, under the old
labor regime, workers have not been
independent agents, free to act in their
own right, but minions required to do
as told or suffer dire consequences.
Further provisions to be commended
require that union dues checkoffs car
be made only with the voluntary con-
sent of individual workers; unions may
not spend money upon or make contri-
buttons to political campaigns; prohibit
the closed shop; define unfair labor
practices; end "featherbedding;" for
bid jurisdictional strikes and boycotts;
set up a new and independent mediation
agency, which will take wei the Labor
Departments Cancellation service.
1t is to be expected that the unions
will attack the law in the courts. Since
the Congress so obviously took it's step
in compliance with the majority opin-
ion of the nations people, it is difficult
to see how the courts can we'll rule
against it.
President Truman based his veto on
the purpose to serve a minority group,
for organized labor represents but a
small portion of the population. The
Congress, in this case particularly, rep
resents the majority. AS a cardinal
principle of democracy is rule by the
majority, the courts have precedent for
backing Congress.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-24
SIN AID SOLONs

Platitudinous lawmakers de-
nounce in at every opportunity,
or so American political tradition
has it. Earring, therefore, is tn.
news note that The Texas house
killed by a 1890 vote a reSolu,
ton bitterly opposed to all
shapes, forms and types Of SIN
That blow to Americana will be
hard to ride out now that We are
already reeling from the dS
closure that only one congress-
man, Louisiana's A. Leonii1
Allen, lists his birthplace as a ltS
cabin.-New Orleans States.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-24
GOOD MORNING

All men. If they work not as in the great
@taskmaster's eye, will work wrong, and
work unhappily for themselves and for
ou.-Carlyle.
Evening star., 1947-11-17
HELP DOMESTIC.

COMPANION AND HOUsEKEEPER for
working couple with 2-yr.-old child only
Board and room and additional small sal
ary. Apply Box 207-T, Star is
COOK, experienced. and gh.w.; no night
no Sunday; local refs, required; S25 week
COOK, ghy, s25 wkly., 53a days, exp.
with children; small apt: settled, neat
woman with recent local ref. OR. 5,656.
COOKE general houseworker,
must be good cook, clean, honest. pleasant
dren school age; live in, private upstairs
rm and bath; located in GEORGETOWN, close
to transportation; recent references neceS-
cotPLE, top salary, must be experienced,
dTe1n' dren small Gy sf fsmiy or s' o543 4GDa O- f
G.H.W. AND LAUNDRY; days; small
couple with 9-mo.-old baby; $50 plus car
fare; references. BOX 450-s, Star. 49,
G.H.W.. white, experiencedi live in, lovely ely
and health card TE 1859. IF
local references; S25 wk. EN-. 1919. lis
G.H.W., prepare noon meal. care of baby;
tor; live out. Temple 1888. IT.
GIRL, colored, experienced with children,
for light housekeepingi, good pay to, start;
reference, 46o9 18Th St: NV; , m23 :.
a ethsE help sG,0ssr kept. wi VI: s&51,
light laundry: nice room. private bath:
experienced: local references. health card
required. VI 1896. -21
NURSEMAID. care for 2 childrn. II mos
and 6 yrs. light housework: other help:
must be experienced with local refer
ences; live in; good salary. SH. 27O6.
is
WOMAN, white. to live in and care for 3
small children Call HI. 5605. -19
WOMAN. colored, settled, to, care for ~
Call RA. S496 or 616 Kenyon st. NV.
WOMAN, white. to care for 2 small chill
dren; 5-day week: good pay: references.
DE. 1868. IL
WOMAN, middle white, Inv. for
couple; rm. and board, S25 mo. MRS.
NIELSEN, los Cavalier Trail Falls
Church, Va 1qs
Evening star., 1947-11-17
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

AIRCRAFT MECH HANGS : RetreSher
course for A and E license new class
every weeks: morning and syenlng
Enroll today. TEACH AIR INSTITUTE,
Wash Nat Airport, EX. 00G3. -l9
BEAUTY OPERATORS NEEDED-Moder1
training in all subjects. day, night and
part-time classes: get our free catalogue,
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL, approved
for D. c. requirements and GI training
1340 N. Y. ave ME- 777s. Estab. 1918;
subjects taught. Approved by Government
for G1 training. WAR-FLYNN BEAUTY
COLLEGE, 1910 @ st. NV, DI. 1862.
AIR CONDITIONING and refrigeration,
CT approved. modern training methods;
backed BY IA yrs. know how. Get started
now Plenty of practical shopwork on q
big variety Of refrigeration and air con
ditioning equipment NEW YORK TECH.
j 5O4 Benning rd ne. AT $3.50
AiRPLANE FLYING INSTRUCTION under
CT bill Men and women. Phone Oliver
S9SS for details.
AIR IR-CONDITIONING and refrigerstion
classes starting now. NATIONAL !NSTI-
TUTE OF COMMERCE & TECHNOLOGY,
INC, GI approved. Note our new perma-
nent location. 1882 N. Y. ave. "" D1.
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
English, sef-confidence freedom from SELL
consciousness: pvt. tutor MI, 2b5o. IL
PIANO INSTRUCTIONS for children. Pea
body method RA S16l.
Evening star., 1947-11-17
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

CoL0RED CHEF desires Job In or out Of
city: with Al references. Phone TR.
SsIa woHAs WON Or ssas' ss9. rseE ssE'R RA s
Cook and downstairs work: live in or
out; 2 adults; 6kz-day wk.; no ironing;
recent local refs. 3111 Foxhsn I'd. Wes-
81 S5Mfsffc afishtl. HELP by day, week or month
5sst %MaN RsIp t2 d9 Sqy T9Tk S84
81. btIf ! 45is' ST. AD 45ss, am. to 50, pm
GIRL. colored. desires general housevork,
DE. 1859 after pm. , o',x
thToqsh dinner dinner Call budlQw ndl3 ss0s ss0srsrcsd
wants 5 days work week: good cook,
Girl: M colored, desires days work, ,: wash:
reterenees rets eaUa!.S' TW. w. $3.50. "N
GIRL, colored, with experience, desires pa
days c. .sek X ss9sFal s9ss h0n'sw0rk refer
SikI dsf5Ess sSans sss "undrs'; Pre-
ss easssS #ssDs5s. n d.S; Sis, work %
GIRL. colored, desires days work. Ho.
O424 after $50: .n
GIRL, colored. wants morning work. Ap.
GIRL, colored, experienced, with refer
ence, wishes days work. Phone TR. 1921.
GIRL, colored. experienced, with refer
ence, wishes days work. Phone FR. 1891.
GIRL, colored, wishes Job as waitress or
maid. Call ia. 9699.
GIRL, colored, neat. desires Job g.h.w., full
or part time co. 276n,
GIRLS. 3, colored. desire part-time or
work: typist, bookkeeping ma
chine operator and to clean small apart
ment or Office MI. 41al. III
LADY DESIRES LAUNDRY and curtain
stretching work; call any time. TW, ,2973,
LAUNDRESS, will take family wash home;
childrens clothes: references. NO. elS9.
MAID, solored, desires part-time T9rk.
nondrinking couple. desire
maintenance or similar duties. In ex-
change for living quarters and sallay' salsFy'
WOMAN. wishes days work. washing OF
from $40 to 1870; ref; ME. 3o5o:
WOMAN, colored, wants g.h.w, for en-
poyed couple: 5-day week; no Sat. or
Sun; fond of children: live in; references.
WOMAN. colored, exper., wants part tim.
1880 to 8, b-day week. TW,
WOMAN, colored, desires days work. full
or part time AID. 7O07
WOMAN, colored, desires baby 70 care
for: 5-day week. FIR 6137. 1922 Ben
WOMAN, colored wants days work; ref
prerre Call MI 6l9O
Evening star., 1947-11-17
SITUATIONS MEN tcont.)

DRIVER of heavy or light truck or chauf-
feur; good reference. Call Victor ,b55s.
FLOORS cleaned and vaxsd, windows
painting. siazing. Call after pm, TR.
FFSo9RaEIGN AFFAIRS GRADUATE, overseas
veteran, ex-intelligence agent. sxport-tm-
port experience. linsuist 27 yrs. old,
energetic, will tackle any Job; viii submit
g ms or aasssfGes at 'ne e nf6 IT.
Soyr. GOV OF EMPLoYE sN1aoisl wants part-time Job
evenings and week ends; ensinassIidns iiad oasx- -
ground; all positions considered %"
can Do small repair Jobs. Refs Call
MAN, Nj e'e5i eolored, desires work: .xpsrisnesd
prefer pr nishtwork. CO. 5ei4. -ls
.ss
PaoroGRAPHER, PaG aSci fiiE colored, years com.
mercial and portrait experience as opeIatof
ture or dsrkroosa employment. CO. s7s5.
-srENo., versatile, wide, ex-
iob: Rs';@ Superior references. Box z4s-s, Star
TAILOR. FILTER. first class. expert. wants
s2f work NJ sag RM hr $sS5 CLEAN place Gan
eoELEGE et,fT { ? e GRAbGATE exp rsceptionist,
dental assistant. former Govt, clerk-typist,
well groomed, pleasing telephone voice. ae-
Call wa 1921 after Sunday, is
WANTED-Permanent connection with arm
interested in utilizing the talents and
abilities Of an alert, wel-educated young
one one Of your best executives in few years,
No eome-ons or canvassing' please. BOX
1875, Star. -2Z
Evening star., 1947-11-17
SITUATIONS WoMEk.

BEAUICTAN, soloTed desires wo[k ln
beauty shop: 5 years experience. Phone
pkEssMaKrNa, k ssMa2aKrNa design. rsmod,. altszs;
BEET $50 1EyiPs ny: Apt = tzd3; Ap asss:
slissns ats RGSa7sRst snd SssE
ground Twining $500. Ext. 5i la
GIRL GIRL desires r' general ONCE work, cashier
or switchboard operator. LU. 1146 or EA.
GIRL. colored, wishes work as receptionist,
messenger. childs nurse or maid. TTintns
Girl colored wants ts to TGrk Ta ssas s4 DR.!
GIRL. colored, desires waitress 2oo' eXo
GIRL, colored desires work part-tims,
naSsDKRss isF EXFEKfScfD Gs SH sgas
fine fabrics nicely done; references: bache-
!or work: RA; 1893
amaN1L woman. College Education. ~m experienced ~m in
Government and private industry: qualifed
in interviewing, placement, training and
procedures; salary open. Box S75-s, stsr.
PRIVATE SECRETARY. 7 years expert
sition. Minimum salary. $500. Decatur
REG. REC. N6RsE, yrs.s exp, desires position
ate clinic or dispenssry; $50 week;
also consider position in doctors ONCE.
Box 33S-S. Star. II
SECRETARY TO former United States Sem
ator desires position. competent stenog-
rapher Box 304-S, Star. IT.
SECRETARY-STENO., congressional, Al,
available for position on Capitol Hill or
public relations office. Box 2Ss-S, star.
sECRETARY-TYPIsT, capable, accurate:
work to do at home or short hours away.
OR. 4619, Is
TWO GIRLS will address envelopes BY
hand at home. guaranteed 1000 or more
per day; experienced. CO. 1!1s.
YOUNG LADY, exp, capable, desires Inter
esting position. secy., steno., supy. pers. or
other; not afraid responsibility; 5-day vk,;
$50 min. WA. s0S1 except sunday. 1S.
Evening star., 1947-11-17
SITUATIONS MEN,

ACCOUNTANT, expert; books started, kept
audited: tax reports monthly service
staten ents; prompt: reas. SH. 1854. 22s
ACCOUNTANT, new books opened, audited,
or a daily bookkeeping service Of one or
more days. rhohe MI. 1913 s''ef a5: -"
ACCOUNTING SERyICE-Let US do your
bookkeeping. prepare statements, tax re-
turns, etc; small businesses solicited.
BooKKEEPING AND TAX SERVICE by
experts references OW 6176.
BOY, high school, with bicycle, wants Job
in store afternoons and Saturdays. AT.
CHEF, colored. Al, well trained, sober,
fast JACOBS, FR 9279.
COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL ARTIST,
advertising: Manuf. process. crystalline
new ideas. PL. 0572, ROYCE.
CONGRESSMEN. attention: Young man OF
wide experience, Interested in politics;
intelligent. intellectual, ambitious. refined,
tactful and energetic;. desires position in
administr ativs Or secretartsl capacity. Roz
kx1-& Star.
Evening star., 1947-11-17
MOTOR TRAVEL,

MEXICO CITY and points en- route; lady
driving; share driving and expenses. GE.
DRIVING TO MIAMI FLA. leaving Nov.
20 or 2l, take Q passengers. References
EXCHANGED. Call MR.. ROSS. DI, 463o
TIshSGGiS DRfNGiNG TO Fl. WORTH, Tex, 1e41
oids; can take 4; leaving Tuesday. AID.
LEAVING FOR MISSOURI Nov. 81; 1e47
Chevrolet; take 8. Write RIM. Ac-s, 164S
DRIVING TO FORT WORTH, Tex, 1s41
Ford sedan; will take or 3 pasenEers.
MR.. REED, FIR. 1885 before pm:
Evening star., 1947-11-17

When answering adrerttse-
ments addressed to Star bo1es
do NOT inclose original RET
erences, photographs or other
papers of personal ualue. Ad-
vertisers often fail to call tcr
all replies addressed to a Sta,
bor number and this mail Is
destroyed If remaining ouer 10
days after final insertion OF
advertisement.
Evening star., 1947-11-17
HELP MEN and WOMEN.

AGENTS WANTED-Good Christmas prop
osition. Call RE. 4204 bet; 10-4. ~
COUPLE. colored, for cooking, g.h.w W., in
family Of 2; no laundry; comfortable, liv-
ing quarters furnished: convenient loca-
tion. Chevy Chase. OIL; 62O2. -ls
good wages; at once. 103 Newlands st..
Chevy Chase, Nd. Phone WI; 3186;,
in various depts, fuu.time
positions: salary and commission. Apply
personnel ONCE. SEARS RoEBUcK 81
TO CONTACT HOMES for photographer;
working hours, 1913 PM; no experience
necessary. DU. 1917 after pm. IT.
YOUNG, INTELLIGENT man or woman to
analyse, classify and label newspaper ar
ticles for filing in library of local news
bureau: 5-day wk Call MR.. IMIR1E,
Monday after 10 am, DI. 414S. IL
Evening star., 1947-11-17
SALESkEN,

OPENING FOR MAN. 25-4O yrs, willing to
work hard including nights; in order to
earn UP to $4,000 selling Chrysler Air
missions; -modern showroom; leads
secured by canvassing and supplemented
by, heavy advertising; firm is well estab-
under one roof Applicant must have car
Phone MR.. BELINE for appt. ia. $500
COFFEE SALESMAN. established territory,
vancement. THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA
CO: Write Box 303-s, Star. 20'
Rusc9, The worlds largest manusaetIrer ia1
storm sash and screens, has territory open
for special representative. Our product
is sold to contractors, builders, commercial
ume tops all previous records. Our pres
per mo consistently. Our business is not not
are given a protective franchise territory
clusively, Car essential We, prefer mar
risd men You are backed by an estab-
lished frr who have operated in this area
for years and have a, sound financial rat
Where n rhfIs shone Is Mt Miss PsssT ises
f6gHis s5sSsisffs sRos g rsa sne}a
sALEsMEN-Ca) part-time real estate
sa!esmen or women required No expert
ence necessary; II you have some spare
Arlington 1i tor rtrt residents desired *. 1854:
statesmen, with or without, experience.
ing for attention, Join our hare. hitting
sales force. Unusual opportunity for the
right men. Large earnings in prestige
well-esta tablished firm, Veterans and others
without sales experience will be given a
short, thorough training course in our
oil M fn Gat r.
and and into dt Biz BIZ esrninss2h YOU have a car
and are not afraid of work, come up in
S2s 1Eh st. ss:smsn ara oS5 for
Highest salary for ambitious young man.
eE2kSE Go you sla are 5h rsd sd II vans
here is the risht job for YOU; not soft
put senr or bu
essential: territiries in and around Wash
ington, D. Cs available now. See MR.:
BONE, Room 80, Ring Bldg, 18th and
Statesmen. ekper. tools, machinery and
equip; want producer capable OF lge.
earnings aood draWing acct, against th commis
permanent. Box ACT. Star. is
OUR EXPANSION in Washington requires
additional men of ambition and sincerity,
S1O0 per week based on sales; no expert
ence necessary; car not essential but great
help. We finance you. ASK for MIR.
CRAIG, 9 to IL, at USES 1922 18th st.
NV 49,
WE CAN USE statesmen for complete
line that, is selling now: products have
finest public acceptance. year-round de-
mand; car an advantage but not necessary.
Call A. & A. CO., 2514 gath st. ne. from
9 to IL am. Or phone for appt 81.
SS45. lis
SALESMAN to work established territory.
peanut, bakery and candy products, Call
Temple 1874 or Tower 5454. If
SALESMAN-Side line, with following. de-
partment, mems and jewelry stores: fast
selling item; 15Go commission. Box us,
Star. IL
SALESMEN-Have openings for expert
enced statesmen in large jewelry store; eX-
cellent working conditions: vacations with
pay, disqualification and pension plan
Apply Mr.. Heller. CASTELBERG'S JEW
EIRY STORE. 1904 F st. NV. .--1S
DAY BROS ENGINEERING CO. will add
two good men to its sales force; high earn
ings possible for the men who will follow
instructions and are willing to work. For
appointment, telephone MR.. PATTERSON,
HO S3OO -lS
Evening star., 1947-11-17
PIons Buzuor

The women's auxiliary of Trinity
PRESBYTERIAN Church will hold a
bazaar next Saturday at the Claude
Swanson Junior High School, $500
North Washington boulevard, Arl-
ington, to raise funds for the groups
activities. THE bazaar will begin
at noon and end at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1947-11-17
HELP WoMEk.

ALTERATIONS = Expert and experienced
fitter and alteration hand; highest salary;
gsEIMA's sTl GOWNS Co, co. 1874. is
ASSISTANT BUYER for infants wear,
must have previous retailing experience:
purchases Apply employment ONCE, 4th
floor, LANsBURGH & BRO, 7th, sth
and z sts nv. ..x,u -5a .5ir,-
sneed. 10 take oveE Ssta ablishsd husiness:
no capital required. MA. 1888. lis
Evening star., 1947-11-17
EMPLoYMEkr SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

NURSES AVAILABLE, trained, eficient and
reliable nurses, agency license and bondsd'
FURNITURE REUPHoLsTERER and refina-
Usher; springs tied; work guaranteed.
BATcHELoR, AID. $500; ewes, TR. 5272.
PHOTO. sPOTTER o., $40 wk.; exper,
in PHOTOGRAPHIC spotting. BoYD's, 1888
F. MA. 233S.
clerk-typist, und. 30 30 cents hr; clerk.
furniture store ONCE, wk. S35 shipping
day week T3O to pm; messenger boys.
white. 5oday week .,a radio par parts CLERK. s sx-
exper; switchboard operator, exper., "a.
Many others daily. Miss Day. at PER
SoNNEL SERVICE, 1911 q st. NV. MA.
BooKKEEPERs, $50 wk. %. full charge.
s4p xK sypnf sxper asn
Ek n;.ts soOkkPr 5g s66 assistant. little tyPsff s4S
Need 100 new applicants daily for new,
interesting openings. welcome, Miss
Evans or Miss Black. ct BoYD's, 1888
MA 333S
Evening star., 1947-11-17
CLASSIFIED AD RATES

CLASSIFIED AD RATES
Local Advertisers
Three Lines (Minimum)
1 u1me -------------- ooc PeI AuAe
2 times --- $50
8 to times consec-
uttvely ----------- 30c
Z times or longer
consecutively -- 26c
Advertisements under Personal
and Special Notices, SC per line
additional.
OUT-OF- FLOWN RATE
Four Lines (Minimum)
Flat rate per line ne--------45 45c
Out-ot-town Rate Is charged
on all advertising Is miles or more
from Washington.
Claims for errors must be made in time
for correction before second insertion.
When canceling classified advertisements
be sure to make q note Of the cancellation
number This is important in case your
statement does not show credit for the
cancellation.
If advertisement was prepaid. retain
cash register receipt, which bears serial
number, with date. and identifies your
advertisement.
Lost and Found Advertisements
: appear on Page AS.
Evening star., 1947-11-17
DOMESTIC

RUPHERs EMPLOYMENT AGENCY has
plenty of daywork women on hand waiting
for work; SIS, carfare and lunch; Rhw.
girl, go home nights. SIS to $50: cooks.
laundresses and cleaners mothers helpers.
etc HO o42T
Evening star., 1947-11-17
PERSONAL.

LEA ENGEL, DREsSMAKER. formerly Of
5th ave- NJ Y, will transform your pres
ent wardrobe to current styles. Studio CEN
trally located equipped for prompt service,
prices. 111o st. NV. tabove
Loew's Columbia TheateD, Room 20,
phone EX 1908.
(Conttnued en Next Page)
Evening star., 1947-11-17

REGIONAL SALES MANAGER-Large, ma
tionally known commercial frozen food
fscturer has opening for Washington, D. c.,
territory.
Must be familiar with refrigeration or
tial tia drawing account % against liberal COM
mission, with bonus arrangement Real
opportunity for right man., Send resume
plies strictly confidential Box VISTA
Equity. 113 West 42nd St, n. Y. City Is.
Evening star., 1947-11-17

Continued 90 Next Psgs3
Evening star., 1947-11-17

OPENING FOR MAN, 25-4O yrs, willing to
work hard including nights; in order to
earn up to $4,000 selling Chrysler Air
missions; ultra modern showroom; leads
secured by canvassing and supplemented
by heavy advertising: firm is well estab-
lished and has all installation facilities
under one roof. Applicant must have car
Phone MIR. BELINE for appt. TIA. $500
Evening star., 1947-11-17

per wk. selling high quality dinnerware
soassoa for s ts fnss sf5
Call MIR. SMITH, RE. 1878. for appoint
s6E lie 0of .ssa sssusaR Sn
extensive advertising program good close!
week; @ - Fof appointment phone Mr.. 4g5F
sAtIsMEN' mems. mems furnshins aaR SsTsoNai stcEf e
SHIRT SHOPS. 432. ,7th st. NV. lis
SAeasmhni%H Tesens national ~ s men Men ar
now earning 500 to $500 weekly. Mus
have an automobile and 2 desire desire TO-. to WORK or,
believe lie bTbest N 4etupn in this
EXPANSION r sio % program offers advancemen
to- those who want to p g5adus1s RT1N ron on " 59
Salssmen sf rsnks Ard eer see ER at hSain am
SERVICE EI' STATION ATTENDANT. perma
nent position to qualified applicant. expe'
pisnes ps M6YEss pEffsFsed suSoco ne S sERSicE
si sHEEf j fvf METAL Pa MECHANIC and helps
with Wit dust s exgeGenee 4se6! CAL between i7 T'
sHaET shf Il Nj METaI MECHANICS wanted 70
and old ws5k w4EwAR4 exsseRt RaNaM Tasfs CO. g.
sgfR SHEET TN METAL II Az men and rooters, tol
vases 4. 3: RooT5No oegG co. z;
sSRRohMAkER SReahaMa X Rf for Valet shop work on per
centase basis; must ,rg be steady, a. rsllab aH
s sHoE fatsSiiE tsSLEsMhN, ss eSpsriencsd: for tam
M!lssa OiyS;; ~ So3a nv P mds and H
shoyei. "a yd.: long Job in D. c.; nonunion
JONATHAN woCDNER Co. VI. S9ol
SMALL REAL ESTATE FIRM needs tn
services of several men with cars to lis
and sell property; exper. not necessary
| liberal comm. arrangement. Cali MI
Hogan. PRUDENTIAL REAL ESTATE co
sPlEsCiFicATioN WRITER wanted. prefer prefer
ably one familiar with veterans admin
istration: hospital specification by re
sponsble srehtest in sSashsrn as,91s, Sl.s
Tor a man with proper qualifications; pc
sition available immed. or by Jan. ]. Re
ply A. r. DE LONG, 3s11 seth st. NV
STOCK CLERK, for receiving and markinl
room, A progressive mems wear store oner
attractive salary with oppor, for advance
msnt te ssgahls gopnE n nan Al ApRly r. omes v