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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1948-05-21
SCHOOL REORGANIZATION

lib 124-Would have reorganized public school system
taken away practically all local autonomy and
control of schools Constituted long step away from
democracy in operation of schools Senate vote taken
by Senator Hageman "segregate" and thus
bill Those voting against segregation voted to kill
the BILL for continued local control of schools
SALES TAX
For the record and the 1948 campaign the of
those gentlemen who fathered HB 339-SALES TAX
presented herewith: They Taber and Thomas,
Ravai county Van cIeve, Big Horn Dallas Broadwaer
Dupper, Falon Gebhardt and Brumbaugh, Yellowstone
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1948-05-21
PRISON MADE GOODS
TEACHER MINIMUM SALARIES

SB 159- An excellent bill long needed to guarantee
teachers standard of living Killed in house By
Burke of Yellowstone.
Evening star., 1948-06-29
Test Your Horse Sense
Bv Dr. GEORGE w. Crone

Score one point for correct solu-
ton to each of the first five prob
lens. The last problem counts five
points.
/. A "holdout" should make one
think of a game divided into
Quarters. Innings. Rounds.
Frames.
2. Which one of these four is nee
essary for the presence of the other
three? Atmosphere. Vegetation.
Sound. Moisture.
3. The Golden Gate Bridge over
looks which famous prison?
Sing Sing. Folsom. Leavenworth.
Alcatraz.
4. A forelock should make one
think of which species of creatures?
Angus. Dalmatian. Persian.
Clydesdale.
5. Which one of these is inappro-
pirate in this general grouping?
Dimity. Nainsook. Rasher. Mus
lin.
6. According to the Department
of Agriculture, the five States named
below led all others in cash farm
receipts for 1947. Try to match
them with their ranks, beginning
with the first, which had more
than $20OO,00o, 900 in farm products.
You deserve one point for each cor
rect judgment.
(a) Texas (v) First ($2, 1863 1862 ,0O0)
(b) Illinois (w) Second highest
(cl Calf. (x) Third
Cd Iowa (y) Fourth
(e) MINI. Cd Fifth
Score yourself as follows: 0-2, poor;
3-6, average; TO, superior; 9-10,
very superior.
Answers.
/ Innings. . Atmosphere. B. Alcatraz.
4. Clydesdale thorsel. 5. Rasher tbaconl .
s (aj Texas, third fx). tb Illinois, fourth
W. tcl California. second tw). I'd Iowa,
first w. -te) Minnesota, NTH ~.
Evening star., 1948-06-29
T axe Ny Word for 1t
Rv Frank coIhv
Pet Speech Peeve.

This pet speech peeve, submitted
by Mrs. H. L. Albee, of Sacramento,
Calf, wins for her an autographed
copy of my new handbook:
1t always makes me writhe to see
the switch from third person to
first person in news stories, such as:
The Russian delegate complained
that the American was swearing
at me-"
or: She said that Franklin D.
Roosevelt found it hard to relax
with people who aren't my social
equals" *.~
Mrs. Albee is one of many readers
who have told me that the use OF
quotations to abruptly switch a mar
rative from the third to the first
person is extremely disturbing, If
not irritating. In reading aloud,
it actually makes nonsense out of a
passage unless one adopts the awk-
ward device of saying quote" at the
beginning and "unquote" at the end
of the first person quotation.
The national news agencies
started this third to- first person
shift few years ago; but it is
seldom seen in newspaper reports OF
local news.
The sensible procedure, Of course.
is to observe the long established
rule that quotation marks are not
used with indirect quotations. Any
quotation preceded by "said that,
observed that. remarked that, stated
that" etc, is indirect, and properly
speaking, no part of it should be
inclosed by quotation marks.
X X X y
The same agencies also use the
shift in their news releases to radio
stations. Now, according to news
paper friend of mine, when an item
comes in over the teletype as:
The Russian delegate complained
that the American was swearing at
me-" the newscaster must do one Of
three things: % Read the item
verbatim, as THE Russian delegate
complained that the American was
swearing at me-" which. makes no
sense at ALL 90 rewrite the item by
omitting the quotation marks and
changing me" to him; (3) read it
aloud like this-The Russian dele
gate complained that the American
was and I quote swearing at me un-
quote, which is awkward in the
extreme, and actually sounds like
gobbledygook
II
Do you say AMT and think IT is
correct because it is found in some, die
tioNaries? The word AMT and the
Mr.. Colby in his leafet GEO.
TO obtain a copy, send cents in coin
and a stamped. self addressed envelope 70
Box 90, Station G, New York 10. N. 7.
(Copyright. The Bell Syndicate, Inc, 1946)
Evening star., 1948-06-29

directly under the sutureS OF the
whorls which are great irregular
blotches. The shell opening is
streamlined with the general curva-
ture of the spire, and several great
protuberances like teeth adorn the
columella or central stem. Its taper
ing spire is smooth with winding
rows.
Mitre shells belong to large
genus between Voluta and Mar
ginella. The finest ones are found
in Australia, and the Philippine
Archipelago, and are from four to
FIVE. inches long. Some beauties
were brought back by our men sta
toned there. They are gregarious,
nocturnal mollusks, avoiding the
light by hiding under rocks and
coral masses along the reefs. All
are very active at food tide. Ribbed
species can be seen crawling about
coated with sandy mud, which is a
protection against foes. Some species
emit purple fluid when disturbed.
The American tropical species are
among the large gayly painted forms.
Those living in colder waters are
small and less colorful.
Evening star., 1948-06-29
Natures Children
EPISCOPAL MITRE SHELL
(Mitra episcopalis.)
Ru iIIinn Coy Afheu

The Episcopal mitre shell is
widely distributed in tropical seas
There are about 200 species, most of
them brilliantly colored and eagerly
sought by collectors. The shell has
a white porcelaneous shell, the
closely compressed whorls forming
a graceful tapering spire with very
slightly convexed outlines. +'@~2 g7
1t is conspicuously marked with
bright orange spots almost quadran-
gular in shape and tidily arranged
in rows with the exception of those
Evening star., 1948-06-29
Sunday School Plans Fete

The Sunday School of st. PauPs
Lutheran Church will celebrate its
105th anniversary at 7:30 pm. to-
morrow in the church, Connecticut
avenue and Everett street NV. Col.
Lindley Schmidt is superintendent
of the school.
Evening star., 1948-06-29
Word Game

Find 26 or more common English
words in
LOCYCLE,
meaning, 1000 cycles" Average
mark is "a words. Time limit. 20
minutes.
Rules of the game-1. Words must be OF
four or more letters. 2. Words which acquire
four letters by the addition of 's," such as
bats" cats" are not used 3. Only one
form of word is used 4: Proper names
are not used. A list will be published
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1948-06-29
AlIroMoRilEs FOR sALE

PONTIAC 1912 4-dr.; r and h.. beautiful
spanking new royal blue pa PAM hs vond 1o9' re.
hs sonsy opARkWSY WA fora sa saes ssfe
PONTIAC 1915 4-dr.. streamliner So;
besut. 2-tone green finish, looks Ike new.
sep easss ektTas Seas for so comor IN d
ing; don't miss this one. will go quick .
N PONTIAC CO, 4o7 Fla. ave. me- At.
Pontiac 1898 4-door sedan: lots, Of
good transp. left in this car; rsdueed M 70
PONTIAC elSGlI C, 1857 Coupe s CYL; price $3.50.
ES FoNTIAc FAC 1s4e sed. epe streamllneF ss"::
sl,ss5. 1900 N. 4th ST. Arl' Va. IA Apt
Pontiac Is4s Torpedo "e"; black; Hy
sories; a5aMa'ss saes5. Ana AT + $40 or TW sssi.
Pos1Ae slS1 e9s de uEs esssh ssh So s2os aosR
P6Sfse 1875 1888 + ave ns very So ss.
condition: sacrifice s6S5; give terms.
nRoPER" 1539 R |; aye " inn ne. s.. SO. fn1lv
MOTORS, Paekafa 5a5a dealers Is Kennedy
sTUDEBAKER 1888 de luxe Commander"
sfSoE'E RoPER." D i73o R. /. ave, ne. aos
sTuDEBAKERs 1947 sedan and 2.dr;;
S4s convefble aaaie eats1 eoaps %
MoroR ea As YORK
sHf 5fasRiSsrs 1915 Isl rR CHAMPION sana
Svstosy s. Mon. anu thru S'7S We'd, RE 500;
STUDE. 1885 2-door sedan. Another good
ased car Reduced to $780, Sc See to soday: ssr
bsssrs 6s caf5o a9DEN Es rssoms
sTuDIBaKER ST ,l2B 1896 coupe; exceptionally
sTUDEBAKER ST G 1915 ' club I coupe coupe; r ond h;
os1 eW ssge ndsE Pr 4ss oE Ii
sT1ITEDiEBAKER 1947; beautiful tan finish;
GiREsiEaEssSwAY, iEsiassSw Y'SSoo7i So7i Maine ave. s,v. pi.
s2T1U2DlEBAKER 'a7 President; r: and h:
the former owner must have been Casper
Mktoasts twin brother s59o ndoo4s sGoay
w, wash S Oldest Ford Dealer, Ma. $3.50.
sTypEBAKER 1928 sedan r1r rSns dnay very s9od ff1
price, S445; cash, trade or terms: CooFEEsfH
STUDEBAKER 1888 Commander coupe:
m0SeF @ se snd eedy sbo sq16 ss
sstTTUDIE;iBAKERs@ls47 tTi1fI;i champion sedan;
outstanding fine val value rTssr reduced ssdab to
beautiful two-tone finish; really prlced
right at S1,095: written guarantees and
very liberal terms. COLUMBIA MOTORS
CO.. 14th and Florida NV. AD. !572.
w1LLYs Jeep 1e47;, perfect condition;
under 5000 miles; $1,075. Call owner
WILIYs 1888 4-door sedan; good cond;:
1925. DE. 60S2.
eessonable Hss% price; u chTyslsT: radio I! and
heater, new tires, $700; Al Dodge, heater;
good body, S425; 40 Plymouth, radio ana
heater. new motor, good tires; S32o, Pc
@fIE; @THE ORIG" daS; WiAsHINGeToN AUTO auc
tion-No reg. tee, Fri. night pm S5l1 oI
Colesville rd.. Silver Spring. Md. SH. 440o
AUTO AUCTION-Sell or buy a car this
modern way; sell only if bid is satisfac-
buying or selling a car here. Big auction
sale every Tues 6o eye 1ti pm. II fRl$ Ys
tAuction sales. rain or shine.l
Evening star., 1948-06-29

|Goren on Bridge
Both sides vulnerable: South
deals.
NORTH.
AQJ943
27
o652
+Q753
WEST. EAST.
as A652
0AKQ8 VJ9432
oQJ974 1108
&AJ6 @K1o8
SOUTH.
AAK107
0l065
OAKS
&942
The actual bidding:
South. West. North. East.
1spade Double 3spades Pass
4spades Double Pass Pass
Pass
Opening lead, king of hearts.
When a partner utters bid that
is somewhat out of the. ordinary
routine it is well to pause for
moment and ask yourself, II won-
der what he means?" Such a pause
might have refreshed the South
player of today's hand and saved
him several hundred points.
Vests double of the opening bid
would be approved by even the
most conservative trust company. 1t
was rather easy for North to sense
that the opposition probably held a
game hand against him and in an
effort to block out the expected
heart response, he properly leaped
to three spades. He was tempted
to go the whole way with a bid
of four, but considerations of vul-
nerability deferred him. The loss
might be too heavy. East, of course,
had not sufficient values for free
bid at that level and was obliged to
pass. Had South passed, West would
really have been fixed" 1t is very
doubtful that he would have had
the temerity to compete at this level
with passing partner and South
might have bought the hand for the
bargain price of 100 points.
South looked at his hand and saw
four honor tricks. Pride got the bet
ter of him and he went to game for
a loss of 500 points. His judgment
was not of the best. He should have
stopped to ask himself whether his
partner had a good hand and the
answer would have been clear, NO
If North had a good hand, there was
a very simple bid available to him.
The redouble. His failure to employ
this weapon indicates plainly that
he is nervous about it all and Is
trying to impede the opposition.
If North has not good hand.
who is going to take care of all
South's losers? The answer is easy.
Probably West.
A jump bid in this position is not
indicative of strength. 1t is ele-
mentary tactics that when your
partners opening bid is doubled by
the next player and you have good
hand, you redouble and do the rest
of your bidding on subsequent
rounds.
- Sy,..nI.. rorarN
Evening star., 1948-06-29
BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE

Mother-Now don't take this new
hair ribbon off and put 1t down
somewhere outdoors as you did the
last two I bought. You're the most
careless girl ever knew!
Evening star., 1948-06-29

All advertisements offering auto
mobiles for sale must include
actual selling price Of car.
Evening star., 1948-06-29

TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY ONLY
CEMOCO has a surprise for you. See these
today; terms, trade and dealers invited
~ Frazer Manhattan 4-dr. r.------ So OBS
'46 Chevrolet de luxe 4-dr.------ .6g5
40 Pontiac 6 conv. coupe - 1895
al OIdS club coupe " 1,265
al Buick Super 4-dr sec. 1,165
al Packard Clipper 4-dr sed.- 1,095
40 plymouth de luxe 2-dr, lose
al Pontiac de luxe 2-dr.-- 1,045
,40 packard 6 cony. coupe 995
40 Piymouth de luxe 4-dr 995
,42 Cbevrolet 4-dr' S95
'39 Mercury de luxe 4-dr.-------- 500
40 Chevrolet de luxe 4-dr.------- s65
40 Studebaker 4-dr. 795
Many other cheaper cars to select from from
Arl, va. CH. 1000. Home of Kaiser
Frazer fine cars. 8 am. to 9 pm. eyes
and Sunday. 30
I947 Pontiac sedan coupe -------S2 150
1915 Pontiac sedan coupe -------- l,95e
1947 Oldsmobile sedan coupe 2,15G
1889 Lincoln Zephyr coupe --- 615
FLOOD PONTIAC, 1921 Connecticut,
WO S400 -S
Evening star., 1948-06-29

For the cleanest cars in D. e. come e
JET MOTOR SALES. 27l9-2725 Nichols
ave. Sc Ii. O336. Ii. 4s07. Open daily
until pm; Sunday. until Z pm. Opp.
St. Elizabeths Hospital. .
Evening star., 1948-06-29

45IB Arkansas ave, GE. T4o7. IeIHIs 70
suit 70
CONVICTION MOTOR CO., Packard Deal,
ers. the garage with a conscience, 1901
Wisconsin ave, Bethesda, Md, WI. 440O.
~ ~ Gs5S Pontiac ia convertible coupe ,6a5
az Ford convertible de luxe coupe 1926
Al Buick .'61" 4-dr sedan --- 1,245
Al Packards (2) 4-dr. "12o" sed-
40 Packards (a) 4-dr. "11o" Sc
40 Plymouth coupe e---- 760
40 Packard Super 1,045
80 Chrysler Royal - . 1876
'3S Buick, wheels, model ~" s25
Ask for v. L. Scates or ART COV1NGTON.
Evening star., 1948-06-29
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

INDIVIDUAL wants 40 Ford or As Chev.
Aero sedan; will pay all cash over list.
Alex. S74S. -3
AUTO, new. wanted. Party returning
from overseas. Can advance cash" Tor
new delivery. SH l195.
MORE CASH FOR YOUR CAR, 1895 to
Evening star., 1948-05-06
HELP MEN and WOMEN.

ASST. BOOKKEEPER, young man or
Young woman with some previous expert
tnce; IN must :, be e. able to type; 5-day. 40
BooKKEEPING MACHINE OPERATOR,
preferably, with accounts receivable expert
ence; en; 44-hr wk,, time and a half over
~ 20 mrs, hrS$.,,o, Apply CONTINENTAL BAKING
CAFETERIA CASHIER and counter super
oii2e,d oiSpe, Wnite' p' WITH experience refs. re-
SC95TSp CoTpiE BOX s.rdnsr 229,z Star; Star s 6
COUPLE, coIored, no children; man to
assist assist in general farm work; must be
cooking and g.h.w.; refs. room and board
siuS ss salary. Call collect. Herndon CvaD
couPLE wANTED-Butler, chauffeur, all
general houseworker: Mass. ave. close in
EM EhRMER? Hi2? iSn ter iRtsEYieT WsET y. uu,. IL
on small farm near Langley, Va. on Chain
Bridge rd.; no children: woman must be
Gqod 6SSs; cook; references. Call MRS. RILEY
MAN AND WIFE, white or colored, $50
yrs. old, man to drive school bus: woman
TO DO domestic work in children's pvt
SchHoI S46I Sother hep1; liye in; $500 per mo
MAN AND WIFE with selling experience
10 manage branch trailer sales office and
small Sns PARK ark Excellent opportunity. Box
MANAGER for, small tea house located on
hlstorlc site; about 100 miles from D. C ;
open May throush September; prefer per
ser,i"a son VINO mas directed food preparation and
commodatlons provided: excellent oppor-
tunity Tor couple wishing to spend sum
iieF iiid away from city: car necessary. Box
sTENoGRAPHER CLERK general Office
&oTE' typlng ana shorthand required
TERMINAL STORAGE CO, 1st and x SITS
Evening star., 1948-05-06
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ADDITIONS, Al home improvements from
esS & hi@ NJ coHf Gov SS"P RE-
AsKEw HOME sERvICE-PaintinE and
papering; floor sanding, waterprooflng:
reasonable rates: prompt service ST, 97o9.
ASPHALT DRIvEwAYs. parking lots, ten
G2H Fea saa estmates Al Moe T0s
ASPHALT DRIVEWAY and concrete, re-
coMMUNY PAySG co Pcomp o. sesy e4sso
seaf 5 driveway very reasonable s'eaSf eaii AD. B.
CARPENTRY, special prices, free esti-
mates; Al builder; remodeling, repair and
rev work; complete bldg. service of every
SsfeFPs,Gn Ssit 5s4n or cs s4s JOHN CROSS Green
terraces. walks. chimneys. fireplaces. &C.
pipe drainass: all kinds '' of % waterproofins. s.
F. ;MARCUGCIo, RI, 4, Horners lane, Rock
T5s CoScNs1E NJ Ph9Rs WoFRGs RRckyle a5ss v,k
foundations. waterproohns, Under underpinnins.
ToS co ltns
FENCES, az types-pickct,, wire, chain
nine #, Carpentry and concrete work The
BILT;RITE Rn FENCE AND coNsTRUcTIoN
FLOOR sERWcr-Notnlns but the best,
laying, sanding. finishing. cleaning. par
ING coNTRACToRs INC. 1912 Wiscon-
sin ave, NO 2215
HOME REMODLING, rec rms, attics,
baths, kit remodelng, cabinets and ap-
pliances. Altico wall tile, all colors rubber
tile flooring: free estimates. SUBURBAN
CONSTR. CO, UN. 3352 days or ewes.
HOME REMODELING-Painting carpen-
try. masonry, roofing, building, general con-
tracing; skilled white mechanics. EAST
ERN CONTRACTING CO, RE. 5312-7
HYATTSVILLE CONTRACTING co.
Painting. papering. roofing and siding: all
work guaranteed monthly terms; free esti-
mates. WA. S4S6, days or evening
PAPERING AND PAINTING, general re-
pairs: white mechanic; interior. exterior;
do my own work. IA. 772Q. -5
material Call Sligo 3942, w. D. TAYLOR,
300 Greenwood ave, Takoma Park. Md.
wATERPROoFING wet, leaky cellars.
walls. repoirting brickwork roofs repaired,
painted, guaranteed; low prices. expert
work NEVINS. TW. s124 g.
COMPLETE PLUMBING. tile bathrooms.
kitchens. sinks and cabinets and other
T J, EITzyMAgRIGE. res; Du. 1881: 8.
from foundation to roof Call HARRIS ~
HARRIS, Contractors ST 74S9 or RA.
3n4O any time. Ia
Evening star., 1948-05-06
SITUATIONS WOMEN.
ENVELOPES and typ

ADDRESSING ENVELOPES and typing at
sSmf will 5S Pfk 4R and so dvsE very
bfAGTY i Ty 'Sf ntSE@a9e
4sss 1GsGTRf Mrs cap56e H1e1s7HSE IN Saturdays Nj
DREssMAKING, desisn, remod altera-
tons: eve. gowns speciality; reas. MISS
BERT, 1880 Irving st. NV, Apt. 4, AID.
FASHION ARTIST desires position as as
sistant In studio or agency good refer
GIRL, colored, desires joo as typist: speed
40-45 per min. Call AK. 0662, am
GIRL. H'' colored from Va. wants good
housework: live I'M SIS wk. 5ia days.
Call after pm, LU. s6O5
GIRL, colored. experienced, wishes work
of s foantan ca Tw seeseS' a6sa
GRADUATE practical nurse, free now for
private cases. Cali Columbia solo. ~
HoUsEKEEPER, widow, white. willing
,n; 81 week; Box sss,Y, star. =,
dSss snail sass Efs IsR'e soR slf9 T.2'' sh
LADY, cultured, of excellent background,
trsyei II 'il Necessary M Cali $40 $40 or a-5,
Mi SEE GS RoMIS qH Ispr5 5r.fnr 9pg
home, wishes pos; as homemaEer in small
lnte1VleW. 1901 Decatur st. NV -
NEEDLEPOINTS eXpertly finished: hens
altered FIR. 4376 near Sup Court &.
NURSE, practical; available for maternity
o. snx case, exper.: refs, AD, 2os6.
NURSE, white. practical, wishes day case,
NV, NV, SECTION; SIS per week; REFERENCES.
SUR URsE-GovERNEss. experienced. wishes
position with children; refs. Chestnut
PRACTICAL NURSES available; trained
graduates: day or night duty; reasonable
rates. DI. 1894. MISS BEE. weekdays only
RECEPTIONIST, switchboard operator or
personnel yrs. experience; prefer busi-
ness organization; permanent residence.
sECRETARY. experienced, typing and
shorthand to do at home; will pick UP
and deliver OK. O147. u
TYPING. shorthand. Engiish-French trans
latlons at home, or part time; exper.
sec'y. MI. ol72' 1o-1 or after Pm.
WOMAN. white, settled; wishes position In
small family or employed cple.; plain cook;
live in city only co. 1888
WOMAN desires work to be done at home,
addressing envelopes taking phone mes
sages, etc. TW. DIAL. 81
WANTED-Part-time ONCE position: reg.
nurse; experienced. BOX 29l-Z. Star. -
LIGHT COLORED GIRL desires work as
salesclerk in store or cleaners. Elk. 4097.
Evening star., 1948-05-06
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
ADAMS TEACHERS, AGFNC'

ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY handles the
better school and office positions. 204
Colorado Building. 14th and G. RE. 1898.
'ES SECRETARY. 5000 tml. excep; opport: for
college man; bookkeeper, full charge, $50
Tk; ", salesman. technieal background; drug
fgtqre a,S: See M PPoorrdd Pord BoYDs. 700
SELECT POSITIONS with top salaried ex-
law sec'y day, 5000 up;
sec'y mgr, auto corp, 3 day, future, $50:
sec'y, medical training welfare. SlS5; sec'y-
bookkeeper. bus. men club; sec'y veterans
organ, perm. int, $500; part-time engi-
neering steno, S1,25 mr.; legal stem docket
Clerk $50: patent law stenog, start 500
ways welcome. See Miss Young. PER
SONNEL SERVICE, 1911 G st. NV. ST.
1860.
TYPISTS sI15 MO-Win teach sound
Scriber-future. Ediphcne operator, typist
81 So; assoc, typist. fast, start Sl65; dicta-
phone operator, Sl65 comptometer oper-
ator, $40 wk,; typst- -bookkeeper. assoc,
$50 wk.; MGR operator, No 5000. open
salary: Dozens of others daily. Welcome
See Miss Evans or Miss Black. BOYD'S,
zoo 10Th MA OARS
Evening star., 1948-05-06
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert, DOCKS started, kept
ments. audits; reasonable. OR. 2074
ARCHITEST, craftsman, designer, regis
tered, long eperience, strong construction
RsTcxI msn PhSns on Dupont s14!i .. s., 81.
EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT. age 30, B. A.,
II months OF top executive experience in
Tokyo, with particular reference to COM
merce. industry and finance; Ia years re-
search and operational experience in
Washington on Turkish economic events;
year as field agent to industrial plants,
LABORATORY TECHNICIAN-Navy vet
eran. white, .26 years OF age, with BIS.
degree in chemistry, desires laboratory
or oftice job for summer months. Box
RETIRED GOVT. WORKER. nondrinker
nonsmoker, desires work not too strenuous;
night clerk, desk, telephone or dispatcher;
No objection TO nightwork. Box 3l3-Y,
SALES EXECUTIVE, mature. we'll edu-
Gated, Washington resident IL years. en-
viable sales record. Can organize. reor-
ganize or handle present staff. Expert
enced in handling both tangibles and
lntangibles. Proposition must be in So,
0OO-a-year classification. Box 315-Y,
TRUCK DRIVER, with own truck, wants
full or part-time employment sober, re-
liable excel. references. HO. 000s bet
VETERAN, eolored. desires on-the-job
training. body-fender work. VI. 6265. =
EXPERIENCED construction superintend-
neering background. desires permanent
connection TIE 3O36 l1s
Evening star., 1948-05-06
HELP WOMEN,

CAPABLE WOMAN-Permanent position
for refined woman having sense of re-
sponsibility; advancement rapid; $4,000
MAKE Ms0f FRiENDs. III: III SNAKE MAKE MONEY. Repre-
sent nationally advertised Avon stle csosmeties
part or full time work. Call GIL. 1859. IS
EARN EXTRA MONEY-Part-time sales
ladies for womens wear store; no exp.
nee: excel. salary. KOPY KAT, 717 H
MGR 1000 MACHINE OPERATORS for de-
ferred payment window, must, be exper;: :
5-day, 40-hr. wk. Apply employment Of
f1ce, 4th floor, LANSBURGH g. BRO, eth,
Sth and E SITS. NV. -
PART-TIME WORKOUTS. 25-35, Mon,
Wed, Fri pm, exercise instruction and
general health club work, good figure and
pleasing personality essential exp. not
necessary: short training period. Apply
BILL HUTzELL'S, Physical Fitness Club,
l7l9 < st. NV, Tues. and Thurs, IL
RECENT GRADUATE or student studying
shorthand and secretarial work can have
excellent position in small ONCE; interest
ing work, good salary; previous office
experience not necessary; 5-day week; give
complete details about yourself please