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Evening star., 1948-06-11

Charlottesville.
Mr. Ba atM e
m ade his an
nou nc E m 9 n t
here last night.
saying:
II win be q
candidate for
G yer or Of
Virginia subject
to the D e m o.
cratic primary
next year and
at the proper
time will state
my position on
all public mat
ters Of interest
Evening star., 1948-06-11
| New Fields Not Sought
BY NLRB, Herzog Says
BY the Assoeiuisd Press

The National Labor Relations
Board told Congress today its i've
members "are not nearly so anxious"
to move into new fields as NLRB
General Counsel Robert N. Denham.
Board Chairman Paul M. Herzog.
speaking for the five members, told
the Senate-House Committee on
Labor Management Relations: I'VE
have discovered no legal obligation
to do So"
This statement was of the utmost
Importance to small businessmen
and industries that are mostly Of
local characted.
The Taft-Hartley Act already has
brought q wide increase in types OF
Of. cases that now are being Of.
ficially ruled in interstate com.
merce and therefore under Federal
law I.
Mr.. Denham. for example. decided
last year to depart from previous
NLRB practice and prosecute cases
In the vast construction industry.
Concerning this industry. Mr..
Herzog told the committee that al
though the board is baking at going
far into new fields
Substantial building trade opera
tions may we'll provide an excep-
ton, in view of the evident legisla-
tive intent to regulate certain prac-
tices particularly prevalent there"
Mr.. Denham's position is that he
considers it his duty under the
Taft-Hartley Act to extend NLRB
jurisdiction-except for very small
business enterprises-to new FIELDS
where an Interstate Commerce angle
can clearly be shown.
Mr.. Herzog said the five board
members respect his opinion" but
ARE not nearly so anxious to move
that far into new fields"
Evening star., 1948-06-11

congregation which included Gov.
Robert r. Bradford, Methodist Bish-
op Lewis O. Hartman and DR.. Nelson
Glueck, president Of Hebrew Union
College.
The provisional government of the
new State Of Israel declared in a
message:
His devotion to our cause and
indefatigable efforts = have won
him an honorable place among other
prominent Americans OF all religious
and races who made possible the es-
tahliShment Of Israel"
Evening star., 1948-06-11
| State Senator Battle
First 10 Enter Virginia
|Goyernorship Race
" ,hs A.,sejs,sd Pres,

RICHMOND, Va. June 1.-THE
first candidate to enter Virgtnias
194o gubernatorial race Is State
Senator John Stewart Battle. So, OF
Evening star., 1948-06-11
Congress in Brief
By the Associotsd Press

Senate:
Begins debate on Senator VAN
denberg's United Nations resolution
Appropriations Committee hears
Secretary of State Marshall and
ECA Administrator Paul Hoffman
on foreign aid requirements.
Judiciary Committee continues
closed door consideration of anti
lynching bill.
Evening star., 1948-06-11

The banjo is believed to have been
patterned after a crude African
instrument.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-07
Alaska Protests Examiners Find ings In Rate Case

WASHINGTON, (P) - An ex- aminers' recommendation Mon day called for the maritime com mission to uphold rates, fares and practices of three companies op- erating shipping service to Alas ka.
 Protest against increas d charges by the three companies, Alaska Steamship, Alaska Trans portation and Northland Trans portation, was presented by Terri tory officials and various organ nations at a hearing in Seattle two months ago.
 The examiners, C. w. Robinson and Robert FurneSs, said the com mission should find the compan- ies' charges and practices "have not been shown to be unjust and unreasonable or otherwise un- lawful"
 Their report now will be con- sidered by the full commission, with no indication when it may rule in the case.
 The examiners told the com mission they felt the record should be held open for submis- sion of additional evidence re- flecting the (companiesD revenues, operations and practices through the month of June, 1948."
 The examiners said that rates to Alaska are higher than those to Hawaii and to Puerto Rico, but declared there were differences 1 in that the Alaska trade is closed during the winter months, has un- usual hazards and dangers, pays higher wages to personnel and has peculiar problems rising from | the short canning season.
 "While it can not be denied that the rates under consideration are
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-07
Arabs Have Three Phase Plan To Halt Partition

JERUSALEM, (P) - The su- preme commando of the Arab all lied forces (SCAAF) has three phase operations plan to prevent the partition of Palestine and right now is about halfway through phase one, it was learned today from reliable sources.
 A military scheme designed to make it impossible for the United Nations to turn Palestine into Jewish and Arab States has been devised in these three stages, these sources said:
 1. Eviction of Jews from quar- ters where the Jews and Arabs have lived as neighbors.
 2. Isolation of Jews of the north coastal plain and the southern des- ert by driving Arab wadges be- tween them.
 3. Final drives to eXterminate or subjugate Jewish communities such as Tel Aviv, Jerusalem's Re- havia, Haifa's Hadar Hacarmel and hundreds of Jewish villages and settlements.
 For two weeks volunteer forces under the unified command, .di- rected from Cairo, have been en- gagged in phase one, which is about. done, the informants said.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-07
MIR. AND MRS. JOE WALLACE ON STATES VACATION

MT. and Mrs. Joe Wallace, own CTS of the Wallace Hotel left yes terday with the Pan American for an extended vacation trip to the States. After spending some time with their daughter and two grandchildren, who have a home in Seattle, they will take their new Packard car which is waiting for them in Seattle and start on tour of the States. They state that they have no set itinerary and will just go when and where they happen to want to go. Washing ton, D. C., and Tampa, Florida, however, are on their unofficial list.
 During their absence MT. and Mrs. Chester Milligan will have charge of the Wallace Hotel.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-07

body drawing that much money is not entitled to a pension," Vaug- han declares. "If he's entitled to a pension, he souldn't hold such a job" The retirement system cer- tainly needs a housekeeping.
 What lot of red faces there are in this country since United States Attorney General Clark announc- ed the governments official list of "subversive" organizations! A lot of people all over the country, joined or allowed their names to be used by the National Council of Amer c n-Soviet Friendship. Now, to their embarrassment, they find that outfit has been branded "subversive." That should teach them an important lesson. People should find out what they are joining before they join. Picking alluring names for their front or ganizations is one of the smarteSt things the Communists do.
 Results of the Gallup poll on Communism are heartening. They show that 59 per cent of the American people think American Communists are loyal to Russia rather than to the United States, 62 per cent think Communists in this country take orders from Moscow, and 62 per cent think the Communist party should be outlawed in the United States. That is convincing proof of public menace to this country.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-07
Cunfire Constant In Jerusalem

JERUSALEM, (4D - Gun f r e sounded almost constantly in Jer- usalem yesterday as 1,500 belea- guered Jews in the old city kept up a sniper's duel with numeri- cally superior Arab riflemen.
 Arab sources meanwhile re- ported that Hagana machinegun- ners had made dawn attacks on two Arab villages on the outskirts of Jerusalem, but had been beaten off by the villagers. Casualties in these engagements remained un- known, but it was believed they were light.
 Police said Jewish snipers killed
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-07

one reason for the high cost of living in Alaska - indeed, (the companies) readily admit it-nev- ertheless it can not fairly be said that the rates are the primary cause" the examiners said.
 Taking part in the hearings, be- sides the Territory, were the Alas ka development board, Alaska Salmon Industry, Inc, Seattle Ira affic Association, Tacoma Chamber of Commerce, Interna- tional Longshoremen's and Ware housemen's Union (CIO) National Union of Marine Cooks and Stew ards (CIOD, United States Smelt- ing, Refining and Mining Co.,, Fairbanks Chamber of Commerce and Alaska Miners Association.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-07
Maritime Commits sion Disapproves
 Relaxing Jones Act

The U. s. Maritime Commis- sion opposes favorable considera- ton by Congress of legislation which would relax the provisions of the Jones Act, its Chairman Admiral w. w. Smith, has inform ed Chairman Alvin H. Weichel of the House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries.
 Admiral Smiths letters to Rep resentative Michel on the subject indicate, however, that both the interior department and the treas ury have prepared reports to Con- gress favoring the legislation. The particular bills disapproved by the maritime commission and approved by interior and treasury are H. R. 1032 and H. R. 2814, both introduced by Delegate Bart lett early in 1947. The first would permit Canadian or other foreign vessels to transport passengers and merchandise between Alaska ports or between Alaska ports and the States. The other would re- move the specific Jones Act dis crimination against the Territory by amending Section 27 to make its provisions apply to all parts of the United States including Alaska" instead of excluding Alaska"
 While not identical in language with S. 1884, introduced last month by Senator Hugh Butler the object and effect of the Bart lett bills would be the same. Dis approval of them by the Maritime commission forecasts similar dis approval of the Butler measure. Chairman Weichel requested the views and recommendation of the maritime commission on H { R. 1882 last January B, and or l H. R. 2814 last March 28. The views were submitted December 12 by Admiral Smith in separate letters, copies of which have beer furnished the Alaska Develop ment Board by Delegate Bartlett In each appears the language "The Maritime Commission does not recommend favorable consid. eration of the bill"
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-07

a nine-year-old Arab boy in Jeru- salem. A British constable was shot to death near the center of Jaffa.
 The unofficial count of persons slain in Palestine's communal warfare since the United Nations decided upon partition Nov. 29 rose to 597.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-07
MRS. HARRY STRONG NEW
 SECRETARY TO DIST. ATTY.

Mrs. Harry Strong has replaced Mrs. Herk Edwards as secretary to the U. s. District Attorney Frank Bingham. Mrs. Edwards is in the States on several months vacation.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-07
New Airmail Service To Nome

SAN FRANCISCO, (PD - Inn proved wintertime airmail serv- ice to Alaska-at the regular five cents an ounce rate - was an nounced here yesterday by post master William H. Mccarthy.
 Mccarthy said that effective January Is the deliveries would be made to the Seward Peninsula of all mailable matter up to 70 pounds and a hundred inches in length and girth combined.
 Heretofore, movement of mail to postoffices in the area was re- stricted to letter mail, postcards, single copies of newspapers and magazines, and occasional emer- gency health shipment articles, because of the extreme difficulty in obtaining transportation sbe- tween November 1 to April 1.
 Now, because of the great ex- pansion of air facilities to Alaska it will be possible to give the area the improved mail service at $ cents an ounce, Mccarthy said.
 SEATTLE, (P)-For a mere S5e in airmail stamps, the United States postoffice department soor will be glad to fly 70-pound par eel to distant Alaska points, it was announced yesterday. Or, it will take lighter packages at a cor. responding fee at the airmail rate of five cent san ounce.
 The new wintertime airmai service to hitherto winter-barrec Alaskan points becomes effective Jan. Is. Previously, points on the Seward Peninsula have gone without heavy airmail between November 1 and April 1, due tC transportation difficulties.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-07

The airplane is convenience, but shouldn't be run into the ground.
Evening star., 1948-03-03
HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK, downstairs cleaning; must live mt
$50 wk. Have nursemaid excel: local rel
erences req. 1851 Brandywine St. NV"
COOK co 4fS White: live in; 500 per month,
with private room and Indd private telephone;
CIV, e. hVses GOOD plain COOK: Cook must have excel.
local refs; reliability important; excel.
salary; live in; other help employed.
W..PIArN COOKING, help with
small children. live in attractive 2nd-nooS
eVem eVera other SUNDAY on local references
required; SIS week salary. Phone AD.
G.H.w., help with children; Bendix; neat
appearance reliable, health card, refer
ences, 5ia-day. wk. IA. 420s. ="
GIRL coIored for shy and sss esrs so Of ssas ss!s
s!st week sos salsTg Shw Can 'SS6 $3.50 s6s ss
g.h.W' ana care Of is-mo. old siri:- must
have recent ref. and health card. II NOS
smSs s SHd o ssassn sasrs opsn sa ns g.
HoUsEKEEPER OR FARM COUPLE, white.
woman for e,hw. man for light farm II,.
private bath In main house; must have
references. Call RE. 1865 weekdays, Rock
VILE 1859 ewes, Sats. and Sundays; "a
9 ". old, fully automatic washer oL.
MAID, exper.; live in; fond Of childrsn:
pI plain cooking; Bendix; Behesda' o1vef
MAID, colored, live in; good home for
intelligent, exper. person; good salary.
MAID W., must be settled willing to
2 adults, 2 ehildren; ld,n excel ard-h. rm. and
NuRsEMAID, white or coolred; live in:
sxps9 and nd ref complete ga care Of ossy
wk Silver Spring SH, Tg2U, -4
Evening star., 1948-03-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.

INCOME TAX HEADACHES? Consult an
NV. RE. 1881. open day and night, incl.
INCOME FAX RETURNS. $3.50 up. JOHN
CHEoNAKER, Room 203, 400 9th st. NV.
IN blocks above Pa. aveD. Call RE.
66IAMoNDs, JEwELRY wANTED-HiaSess
a5 sash prices Free appraisal oads ARTHUR
sARFFaDEss rs uNoS Il W. os "a o2s1
mixers for banouets. weddings, parties.
RI; 6ss2. P; N; DUFFY, business agent; g.
roana ser1ee
small mali business Arms PEARSON. ADe 81 Il 4
sGoM TAx sss:4saes :,
hs sme Ma 'sY ss5 aa0ea or eRenns eei4qne Il
INCOME TAX RETURNS prepared by
qualified accountant; reasonable rates. D.
NcoMf Ts2 HH Sss q ea sssS
aIf ns Youk Isoi Eni BookkERPNS E5iS
sTs.r. and income sgs tax preparation done by
SSsa gSaa. ag.s mensSi sfos zishsss rsierencss @
Kept: part time; nS ss1 reta2ns sGGas prspsrsd. d
DIAMONDS, old 3ewelry and silver wanted
En ESpsr, ssppIaaisins IN tree. LIVINGSTON als &
GAS WATER HEATERS, 20, SO. 40 gal,
automa tic: no cash needed; small monthly
SON G STANSBURY CO.. INC, Ii. 3029
If YOU WANT q nice, conscientious gentle
man to save you money by assisting with
your tax returns in your own home, phone
WILL MRS. MARY LOUIS BROCK please
communicate with her husband, JAMES F.
BROCK? Call Gilmore 0S09-J. ~
ATTENTION, prospective home buyers
Transportation; competent honest advice
in regards to structural details; SO per
/ WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts contracted by any one other than
myself. VICTOR ]. BERMAN. 1881 Har-
THE PARTNSERsHrP OF MAYwIT APPLI-
.tNCE SERVICE. 32s KY ave. Sc, was
.,er.. FRANKLIN R. WITT. will continue
some service. R. NJ. THOMAS. Attorney. :
Evening star., 1948-03-03
HELP MEN,

u6hr mENs
WATCHMAKER, experienced; man with
for tor interview. BOX sss-J. Star. A' .4 !"
WINDOW TRIMMER, popular priced ready
AIps s1ssi mr. nfs see. no aasf ?sn
YouSa sS "a MAJ NAN for sales position in record
and small appliance dept; excel. oppor-
= ;sES sS
YOUNG MAN for dry-cleaning room; some
exper. pref: Apply WEST END LAUNDRY,
YOUNG MAN to train as roofing sales
man; must have car: $50 per wk. plus lib
eral commission; no experience nee; in
ssssnt s.s s0f1fE s msse 0 s7Ssio9 %
YoUNG MAN. IAN. white. white experienced in deli
catessen. Good salary. Apply at 5540 Conn
Rps KHSNs ps MAN tsE y1s store
Y 9oUsG se MAN. 1920. nlins and mail clerk.
5-day week. vacation with pay: good op-
portunity to learn insurance underwriting.
Apply Nj. Cannon, INDEMNITY !NsUR-
YOUNG MAN to secure renewals on maga-
zine clubs and make collections; car
Room 424 Bond Bldg. a
Young man. to learn hotel work. no ex.
psriencs necessary but helpful, Chance fol-
YOUNG MEN. knowledge Of eIeetrlcsl
iH1Rff do So5s sDalS1oN on Sss
4s5apsten xoTks MN IA eolor.d, to assist in DRY
cleaning room; no experience necessary;
5tsssy S so0sh SaptD ADpy y
YOUNG MEN1soiieitors wanted to make
1sSr mEN tHs aSRs sTR RSr'rn ts Ssss
YOUNG YOUNG MEN. white, experienced in land
ssapnf WaNPEp VI RkraI 411s LaHoR itsfF sn
Must be able to stand thorough investiga-
ton. Apply, letter only. Box $3.50, Star.
EST, REPUTABLE. EXPANDING ofice with
insurance dept. seeks young man. with life
insurance experience, wishing to prof1t by
fire and casualty sales opportunities, or
portunities. or wishing to learn insurance
business: permanent opportunity. Boz
LEADING INSTITUTIONAL GROCER has
With 9oovnr WIZ
car; Toy5 appt ppppsTan Sall uN. 1900 sfteF
6iPPoRTi 8 r MR KKo6RiNa k6EsnEs AT YOUR DooR-
over 50Ge OF our route operators earned
several married mar men between e! the ages S,s o.
workers to grow in our expansion program;
we will guarantee yuu $500 per mo. mini
mum on our routes plus commission: must
be bondable. See Mr.. Cole at 11O9 Mt
ATE aTTENTioN. YOUNG MEN. We need 2
under 23, to assist manager on public
contract assignment. Only those in.
terested in Eainful permanent position
need apply. Car furnished: must be free
to travel Apply in person, T. A. EITREIM
Hotel Commodore. $50 to 7:30 pm. A.
FORMER OIL BURNER statesmen, ovel
'25 years of age, 800 to $200-week cali
ber: contacts. Apply MR.. BONE. Room
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY for Q irst-
class filling station sttendsnts; Apply In
ave. NV, EN-. 1900. 3
Evening star., 1948-03-03
SITUATIONS WoMEN.

ACCOUNTANT. experienced; books opened,
kept part time, audited. Woodiey 3s96.
BookKEEPER, ONCE MANAGER fles ex.
pert desires position in private concern
lady, 50, 10 yrs. experience, splendid rel-
erences Call Ii. 1901, 6-10 pm
COLLEGE GRADUATE. to do typing ss
home; thesis. reasonable rates; paper
CoIORED WOMAN, young. desires late
evening work. tipping. cleaning, smau once;
other public work considered BOX 4O6.ks
coMPANIoN- N-sECRETARY. woman. 80. >
yrs, college, good bus. exp free to travel
can drive Box 357-K. Star. a.
DRAFTSWOMAN. six years varied expert
snce., wishes full or part time work P-
DRESsMAKING. design. remod sltera:
tioTls: eve gowns a specially; reas. MISS
BERT. 1880 Irving st. NV, Apt. A. AD.
Girl, colored. wants secretarial or tygiss
lob, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. CAN
GIRL, coIored wishes job PBx board oper.
ator experienced and good references. Du.
94s2 day or night.
GIRL. colored wishes Job as elevator oper.
ator; licensed and experienced. part %
fun time Call AD 9150. -
GIRL, colored, exper. reliable. neat wants
lob as waitress or serving parties or any
kind of work. DI. 0050.
(Continued on Next PASe3
Evening star., 1948-03-03
HELP WOMEN.

WARD AmESLInteliigent, personabI4
q women who served % faithfnlly a
IS moasss a An Is e
sia swsSht ahssRas NJ 'Ians
Ps5spn9sr s asrSsssriS fHH sPEs EoFsE i :,
WOMAN Iwhite). for small nursery group;
hours, 90 pm, 5-day wk. s4o1 Georgia
WoMASLLoysr %. for customer sersls.
work in the Washington area; excellent IN
come. flexible hours: constant repeat salss.
Suite 410. 14"4 ST. NV" 10 to -.
WOMAN for newsstand work. S32 wk. Ap-
ply UNION NEWS CO., Union Station stand
WOMAN ss to s5.. colorsd, to ehsun.yr
Psr ps. nSn'h ass su ADP5y fst in person s4ol ota
%oMiS mssssass or
Mfdns'sfE nd sFiffF Rssf,nfS sRs
CLUB. l719 K st, NV, Elk. 4204. -5
WOMAN. white 3s to 80 yrs; Old: must
school; live in; pvt. rm. 94ol Ga. ave.
NJ MoMsN. ass4' s5-4o yrs interesting work t for
person with aail,ty to to handle people. sales
and sSR sfSR
WOMEN. saltared. mature positions
open in educational service, l in Wash
Ward of gesrly Must s'p g unen
numbered. intsnsiveiy Interested in mod
ern educa tionai methods. Age $1,000. For
encssr and giving telephone number, BOZ
WoMESMopportunity for refined women,
direct selling business in restricted terri.
tory, full or part time. This is real
business with future. No investment.
MRS q. I HARPEk, 1875 spring 81. nv.
woMEN--A large depaEtment store nass
window display department; experienes
preferred in reply state tat
sNS WOMAN sa' 9epish' Jeps5a eapaes o to care for
ssnu senyaleSssnt LADY DI s,ts 1879 .,,or.d
perienced: WASHINGTON LAUNDRY 1927
7 YouNG ii GIRL, able to write shorthand
for general ONCE work, good salary; pleas
sas TouSG ISDY iPna 5yDns Es and general ono.
work: Good pay. vacation. after six
MONTHS MOI rstsrsment Plan 10 see Mrs McGas'
YOUNG woMEN-A few Job opportunities
are available IN the telephone co; The
from the start, with regularly scheduled
increases as you gain experience. Plan to
visit cur employment ONCE and discuss
counselor. CHESAPEAKE 81 POTOMAC
TELEPHONE CO., e1S @ at. NV.
SPLENDID opportunity for rehned, anas
bilious lady to learn good business; 81. 100
lst year. Box 49-J. Star. -S
MARRIED WOMEN VINO seek opportunities
of increasing family income. Quahhca-
tions; Must. be married. age 2o-45, who
with local flrm. Write me for full informs-
tion. MRS r. w. ABERNATHY, 9l2&
Eton rds Silver Spring, Md. %
care of elderly invalid; refs. EXCHANGED;
SIS and room. Box 399-J, Star. "a
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. manicurist; hourk
o to 5. Box 1921, Star. Il -
AT LAST! EASY DOLLARS FOR YOut
Take quick orders for top value every day
all-occasion greeting cards; keep up tS
15-card box. Also stationery, gift wraps.
12 others. Experience unnecessary. Sam
pies on approval. ARTISTIC s62 Way
fMMfDIATE openings for once clerk
typist, switchboard-typis salsswomsn oaasa u u
osEhA4iSrs anS sebfaps bEp rokE TsEl ssslinssos s
business center Arlington, Va. %
Evening star., 1948-03-03
SITUATIONS MEN.

AccoUNTANTM;NeSN books OPENED, s,.. sa; y;
fass .spes eoSks Ha sasd
ments. audits: reasonable OR 2074
BOY. eolored: wishes work OF any kind.
BUTEER-cooK. private family: Filipino:
ssxpeTienssd sNS excellent references Box
ccGHEf-C66K. colored, best references; al
styles cooking, restaurant pref OTIS
CLERK, hardware and paint, experienesd.
desires position; excellent references. Du-
CLERK At cigar counter or drugs. BOZ
CLERK CLERK -TYPfisT. LIB, LIN. 90 .yeart
experience, veteran. age so. Box 355.,K.
COLLEGE, STUDENTS 2. .tw). vets. desiEs
Mon. Wed, Fri. einpl, to 6 Call MI.
CONSTRUCTION FOREMAN with extensive
experience on commercial and residencs
work, now available. LANCASTER, CHI.
DRIVER. colored. desires Job driving truck
or car: years clean permit. Ii. S455.
GARDNER, experienced with annuais, sea.
sg 'nf ..etoR saon'SiSe Srsrr: ssh 1s siasss %
MAN. coiored, wants work in evenings IS
porter or general handy man. Call oR FR.
2217, after $50 pm
exchange for place to sleep. LU. 1920 be-
MAN, colored, exper. elevator operator.
wants stesay saGa oS city refs and
MARRIED MAN. 81, years college. sx-
perienced furniture salesman, collection
and investigative work. Will purchase car
for good outside selling Job. Call FE.
MEN MEN e.. colored, desire Job: one at night
m. one, daywork between m and
pm: can furn. good reference. LU. 3002.
PAINTER PAPER HANGER, nrst class
work, expert in mixing colors. Call N0rtn
PARACHUTE JUMPER. stunt jumping. par
ticipation In air shows exper. Phone
PART-riMe PlRaF FINE EMPLOYMENT for unlvsr-
sity students; clerks, typists, bookkeeperh
Enployment bureau BENJAMIN FRANK
LIN UNIVERSITY, RE. 1882.
REAL ESTATE settlement clerk with tttls
company experience and q thoroush knowl.
edge Of the business desires desires permanent
VETERAN. white. 80. reliable. desires en-
ploymPnt of any nature, salary should DO
sufhcient to support family OF g. BOZ
4ouSG a9GjN isoiR FORMER ARMY orncer. 4s model
car university degree, experienced in all
types sales. personnel. management. COM
mercial pilots license. would Ike in-
teresting part-time employment. BOZ
oN ds9-h sos FIR TRAINING in radio store; sac
ins IN Marine Corps. MR.. STEPHENS
WAAFEp q AR "a 'JaNIroR JOB. married man.
cleaning or church: living quarters with
Job Phone ST. 9O52 =