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Evening star., 1949-09-13

action to permit the BelaSco to bt
used again for theater purpose!
was made by Mrs. Edgar AnSel
Mowrer, president of the Wash
ington Art Center.
Senator Nicely said he was deeply
interested in this proposal, partly
so because of his personal love o1
the theater and drama.
Mr.. Feiman made a strong plea
for the removal of artificial bar
riers" between races here. He re-
ferred to the recent difficulties
over segregation in public SWIM
ming pools and to the incident in
Northeast Washington when COL
ored home buyer moved into a
neighborhood which had previ-
ously only white residents. Such
questions and others, he said
should be studied by the proposed
Human Rights Commission.
Sales Tax Repeal Urged.
On other subjects. the American
Veterans Committee spokesman
urged immediate repeal of the
District sales tax. saying this
measure should be set aside at
least until Washington residents
themselves could be heard on it
He also voiced an ardent hope for
final enactment of the District
home rule bill. which has been
passed by the Senate, but blocked
in the House.
Mrs. Elizabeth De Schweinitz
speaking for the American AsSo-
citation of Social Workers, urged
provisions for a better welfare
program here and drew from Sen
ator Neely a declaration that the
District should have model pro-
gram that would provide stand
ards for other cities to follow.
j. C. Turner. for the Central
Labor Union, AFL, urged the Gre
alton of a District labor depart
ment which would take over the
work of various agencies now
dealing with labor questions, and
also called for establishment of a
District government conciliation
and mediation service to settle
strikes in Washington.
Mr.. Turner urged a liberaliza-
ton of the Districts unemploy-
ment compensation benefits.
These now permit $40 a week for
20 weeks, after a one-week wait,
for the jobless. He urged that the
maximum be raised to $50 a week
for 26 weeks and abandonment of
the one-week waiting period.
Statements Sent in.
Some group spokesmen SUBJ
mitted their recommendations in
writing instead of in oral testi-
mony. One of these was Miss Eta
L. Taggart. president of The
Washingtonians. She sent in q
brief statement strongly renewing
the proposal of her group for a
District Government lottery as
a means of solving financial
troubles.
Miss Taggart reminded the
committee that Government-c
Quoted lotteries were held here
in the earlier days of Washing
ton. She said they would be 9
painless plan" to Tighten the
tremendous tax burdens the peo.
pie are carrying"
She also suggested that the size
of the Federal share of costs OF
the National Capital be measured
by "tax" on Federal owned
Evening star., 1949-09-13
Jupun's Cabinet to Gait
Diet Special Session
BY the Assoeioted Press

TOKYO, Sept. 13-Japan's cab-
met today decided to call a special
session of the Diet Parliament).
October 25.
The main job of the special ses-
sion will be to overhaul Japan,s.
tax structure. Basis of new tax.
legislation is a report submitted
by special occupation tax adj.
visory mission headed by DR.. Carl,
S. Shoup of Columbia University.
DR.. Shoup's group urged tax reS
visions that japanese officials esti-.
mate will mean 10000 900 600.
yen (about $55,OO0,00O) cut for.
Japanese taXpayerS.
Evening star., 1949-09-13
Nicely
Continued From First PageD

members was able to work but
was unable to find job.
Old Age Assistance.
Old age assistance is given here
to less than l in 20 persons Sc
years old or older, he said, whereas
the average for the Nation is -four
times as high. In the District
he continued, the amount of pub
lie assistance granted was lower
than in As States, and that the
national average was three times
as much as here.
Available funds for assistance
Mr.. Grayson said, are not even
sufficient to permit the meeting of
minimum standards. The amount
of relief now is based on the 1916
costs of living, he added. and be-
cause of shortage of funds, even
this was reduced by IL per cent
in the past year.
Mr.. Grayson protested also that
no allowance was given for the
cost of special diets. even though
the physician said special diets
were necessary.
Mr.. Grayson said the made
quacies of the city's program Gre
ated a problem for voluntary ef-
forts by private agencies and en-
phasized that the Community
Chest in recent years was unable
to meet it's budget.
Senator Neely said he wondered
if this situation was not due to a
"woeful lack of cooperation be-
tween the District and Congress. "
Animal Experiments Defended.
DR.. William F. Hewitt. jr., rep
resenting the Commission for
Health and Research of the Dis
trict. strongly defended medical
experiments on animals as of
highly important aid to the med
ical profession.
A Senate District subcommittee
recently considered a bill to per-
NIT the District to turn over to
certified hospital and scientific
laboratories unclaimed animals
destined for destruction at the
pound. The subcommittee voted
two To one to lay the bill aside.
DR.. Hewitt suggested a number
of amendments to this bill to give
greater protection to the lost pets
of dog lovers and some other
changes designed to win greater
support. He also recommended
that dogs destroyed at the pound
be killed by intravenous injec-
tions, which he said was almost
instantaneous, instead of by the
present gas method.
Waldron E. Leonard, veterans
placement officer for the District.
outlined briefly the services of his
agency and urged Senator Nicely
and other District committeeman
to visit the Office. Senator Nicely
promptly accepted the invitation.
Child Labor Legislation.
Amendment of the Districts
child labor laws, along the lines
suggested in a bill by Senator
Margaret Chase Smith, Re-
publican, of Maine, was urged by
Mrs. Louis Gutenberg, speaking
for the Washington chapter of
the Council of Social Agencies
Among other things she suggested
that restrictions on child labor be
strengthened by raising the age
limit from IA to 16 years. She
also suggested that the age limit
for boys allowed to deliver news
papers to subscribers homes be
raised from 10 to II.
An appeal for congressional
Evening star., 1949-09-13

The Balkins include Albania
Bulgaria, Greece, Rumania. Tur-
key and Yugoslavia.
Evening star., 1949-09-13
Morgenthou and Wife
Recovering in Hospital
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Sept. 13.-Mr. and
Mrs. Henry M. Morgenthau, jr.,
are ill in the same hospital, but
both are recovering, the hospital
said yesterday.
Mrs. Morgenthau went to New
York Hospital some time ago with
a liver disorder. The former Sec
retary of the Treasury moved to
the hospital as a guest. to be
near his wife.
Several days ago he, too, be-
came i'll and was confined to his
bed with respiratory infection.
Evening star., 1949-09-13

properties here and urged a fight
for an amendment to the Con-
stitution to give the District COM
plete suffrage. This would permit
the District to have voting repre-
sentation in Congress and vote
in presidential elections.
Evening star., 1949-07-13
uEIp noAEs1Ic tcant.l

II. t. sta ss5 " so014sas.' Tsit!.s room ss
nv; 1on Gs: ssvs;2; 22;;,,ls "a; ,Id S5Ss; az. of
for Employment near Rockville. Md;
quarters. quar- Rockville 1860. lis
HOUsEKEEPER to live in; s,h.w..
assist with elderly woman; good
home: refined; refs. REQ. SH. 6132.
HoUsEKEEPER COMPANION, white
five in. light cooking for two; no
laundry, no drinking, fve-day week
essTdsisscsts: cert $3.50 Der month. , Box
MAip.s Sss' ssxperlene.d in caring for
no. ironing. 51s day, live in. Apply
only i over 20, fully exp. refs.
MAiD' All oSSnii White or eolor.d, s.h.v., fond
shore: local refs: s26. ia. a3s2.
MAID. colored. g.h.w., exper. and
refs; Light cooking; live in: new
sa. sath' ssh dels Underwood st: -is n;"'
references; live In, salary open. GIL.
PRACTICAL NURSE, white. ter male
sss!y; ssssy4;. go to Florida Sept la /. A.
WOMAN, 25-4O. to cook and care
for 6-year-old child; must have
D.. c. drivers permit; live in, open
sssalnsiry; other help employed. GE'
WOMAN, full charge Q small chill
dren; Ink, cook dinner; expert
enced only: references; health card;
live in. $50 per wk. TR. 1888 until
6p.m.; vi. .67s1 after 6 pm.
WOMAN, white, not over 45; light
cooking and kitchen work in pri.
vate rest home; live in; good homs
and salary for the right party. SH
1884. -15
rWo % WOMEN To!f ". went mt xorx' Gns ISs 70, tD
kh.day Vk: refs IU 3-3656
Evening star., 1949-07-13
SITUATIONS poMEsrIc

GIRL, colored, wants general house.
work or days work; reference and
GIRL. e9lorsd, wishes ossI geTk caring
GIRL. coiorsd, desires Tues; and Fri.
%Gsolns persons: refs. % CO. ss77. -'' ''''
GIRL, colored, desires part time eve
ming or day work. AID. 0S74.
GIRL: colored, desires 8 days work;
GIRL. young, coloTed, neat and r.. re-
RA. Ss9S. ask for KAY.
GIRL, colored, wants g W.; live in:
fond Of children; good ref. Call
VI. o45s or come to 2 e1st st, ne.
GIRL wants days work Monday
GIL desires seneral housework. Call
R. 3396 any time.
GIRL, white. dependable, 80, desires
sas aIsn hsasffisPins e. a s7ess ssss for ssil-
GIL, colored, wants JOB as mothers
nsgss nigss; rsis sass Il i.fs s-asssd ssss,s'dF'n stay
GILL, colored, wants days work; sx-
dR RiEsnesS sSo..S sns rs1s ab De 9.,. soss s....
days work. CAN PU,. Q0s4.
maid or light houseworker; stay Q
nights week: HI: s4e3:
9.h.v. csii no. 1882.
GRIS, Q, eolored. desire work. E.h.w.
ihe e'eoios soiolsd L1 e.rs shnS Children
LIZ; Il s;,0rr.d or dayss % w9.k, aka serve parties
kSsssxApfin zee 1,ss ina T. sslsns ssiszss issS s'':
WSMAN. soiored, % az wishes days work.
housekeeper, capable Of taking full
charge for empl: adults; also give
day care to sick or invalid lady.
WOMAN, colored, wants night work.
as bus girl in small cafeteria,
mothers helper, or tailor's asst.
MI. 0346 after 4:30. -13
51x-DAY WEEK, care Of children;
exper.; rood cooking; neat. HI.
i.
Evening star., 1949-07-13
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ANTIQUES--Bric-a-brac. china, sil.
verwa.e, ola 3syelgy, fgTn&; & Any amt.
ANTIa6ks lsSS e. FM Fusnitsle. ss sr!e.s.sss; :esS
china, glassware, rugs, stlverwsfe
esIn''hfsi Ell MuRRa9 tssslbeeEsr PA
BOOKS, large and small collections,
bought and removed 81 our sxpense.
DISTRICT IL BOOK e2s: STORE 72l 9th
BEDROOM, dining room, contents Of
home; cash. We DO moving, storage.
IA. 2937: after pm, GE. 1416.
BRAKE. metal: 8 IT. Ho. ss47.
ch9aHisaiehe1s s.d eiSt5iar 1EsREMsHNfss. REMsssHiN e. 95 995
7th st, nv. Me. 3767. vill call:
s1s4 essb sSd q sRaEa 'isszs zsusT sis
DIAMONDS, silver, gold. We pay
hiEhsss PRICES; Al for Mr.. oPPtN-
aianond 1..sSss sSa .s:s sssfn
prices PAX. EEW YORK JEW.
T1Isiaairs. ONCE furn c
FURNITURE-Your entire household
contents Or 9dd PIECES: .hh .hishysss y.s
FURNITURE wanted Ut once, good
furniture Of all kinds; entire home
or odd pieces; pay cash. Pleese
caIl MR. JAMES. phone MA. 1890.
WANTED - Southern
buyer; hiehest prices; entire house
OF odd pieces; antiguss. etc; pTeTpps
Overlook 6611.
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Evening star., 1949-07-13
PERSONAL

A SMALL, PRIVATE, and exclusive
water skiing and sailing club on
Chesapeake Bay has four member
ships open to young couples, or tndi-
viduals. Membership restricted and
subject to group approval in this
pilots and boat enthusiasts. Members
learn to ski and sail and enjoy this
all summer. Also have the use of .
new mahogany speed boats. and sail
boats, and lovely cottage at any
time. This is operated on a nominal
ulars, phone West River 1856 be-
tween 8 and IL, mornings and eve
JUST fSi FOR FUN, call DE. $500. 8 ? to
8 pm. If you want to enjoy a pro-
SQUARE dancing. folk and ballroom
dancing for folks who are unmarried,
Is to so. and of good character
JUST FOR FUN CLUB. 1745 Conn.
ave. NV.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rest home
for elderly people with care and
tray service; nice location. DE. g. ss24.
vACANCIES-Elderly lady in cool.
care; reas. rates. sH. 4O14. is.
CHAMBERS AMBULANCE service.
So. Chambers has only the best Of
Cadillac equipment. Phone CO..
CAMP cATocTN FOR GIRLS
Northern Virginia; riding. swim
ming. boating. crafts; resident nurse.
Modern facilities. Enroll now for
per period ass starting July "a. MA. 3 slso'
NURSING HoME-Facilities for am
sas.Gas ans Oea Diet os ess is
ROOM AND BOARD for elderly peo-
gle, nursing care; opposite Walter
PERMANENT: 81. q; ;nsmpoo ana nm.
1s:E Ell; hoaous SSsi Il seRaooh cRRseasnfsss fsso
y; for gentleman in modern
nursing home, fne food, tray service,
:, good nYrsing care. Cali AID: 1924;
hom. srse IN airy 1oTsz 1eom ecs
delicious home-cooked meals. tray
service. Conv. to shopping center
and transp. Close in. Cali AID.
v%oANicY paSti IN NURSING noME-s4-
count, aSa ns and s.ase. sH eo4o. %
Hus., betW. % Balso. ase and Si %ash. u swim. sno
ming and al sports; all inclusits,
Box 2S2-X Clney. Nd. Ashton 2491.
oper. having 16 yrs. exper. WA.
WITH THIS CLIPPING oNLY-Men's
shoes half soles and heels ST. 40:
ladies half soles and heels SLID;
ladies' rubber heels. 39c; mems rub
Der heels 49c; best quality materials
used. NEW JERSEY CLEANERS.
1901 New Jersey ave. NV, 1911
First st. NV. 100 21st st. NV, 301
Is st. ne. 1921 Bladensburg rd.
Evening star., 1949-07-13
BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
mentS in The Star.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

bUSINeSS OPFOk UNIFIED
RoOMING HOUSE, very good ne,
location; 10 rms, 2 baths; cheap
rent; 3-yr. lease; income, $3.50
plus 1st a. and pvt. bath for owner;
mo sman fsEh REaca Ray3snf p6RcE 81 szGo0 1sa5 sa
K st: NV. Ex 2412.
location; wkly. business, $500 and
more; attractive fixtures. clean
stock: living quarters; reas; rent,
mo sF kE1cH Isssf snlz S1C Ex fssh Ra
UPHOLSTERY, decorating-Well- -es-
gross business, $4,000, excel. net
profit, low overhead; owner, i'll, will
:tm. sssTa'' kE4cS dsa l. sGRcsI Si5z rfsk &
RSoeo5MsiNe RSoeo5MsiNe HOUSE. near Dupont
Circle-13 rms, 8 baths. oil heat;
rent, $3.50, 4a-yr. lease; income.
sSsss. sSss'0 kz2d3 go q hfRSlss FSkc isi rx K
RESTAURANT Observation-Disclosures
about $4,000 monthly; long lease
with low rent; easy to operate and
the large profits will surprise you.
The price is Is M right s snd do, dGyn ,I,ay- Pay
mseion msas rsss0fas Sc pE sHAzo su Rsssd sslss
FROZEN CUsTARD, hamburgers and
hot dogs; must sell. See us i'm
mediately. r. M. DE SHAzO, 1924
BEAUTY SHOP, sale or lease; grand
opportunity; modern, 3 booths.
owner Ill. MARGARET RESsEG-
GER, Ma. $500.
REsTAURANT-soda fountain; rent
SIS; good location: $500. terms.
DE SHAZO & RESSEGGER, Ma.
RESTAURANT on Conn. ave-seats
100, very modern; rent only $3.50,
long lease: has liquor. Would make
ideal cafeteria. $4,000 handles. r.
M. DE sHAZo. MA. $500.
GROCERY-Must sell due to illness;
well equipped, low rental: sacrifice,
S6.25O, only So 900 down. 35Os
Center st. NV. AID. 9319. 13'
MUST SELL LADIES ready-to-wear
store. Leaving town. Price $4,000.
5225 Georgia ave. NV. Next Safe
WISH TO INVEST $4,000 plus serv-
ices in established business. KE.
RooMiNG HoUsE. T.. Capitol st..
mr.. 18th: 8 rooms Of good furni.
ture, Ink, Q baths, oil heat; real
income plus living quarters; long
lease. Priced to sell. EDWIN L.
ELLIS, RE. b140.
REGISTERED NURSE. to invest In q
high standard nursing home in
Baltimore; to have complete charge
of nursing; good opportunity for
ia
Evening star., 1949-07-13
BUSINESS OPP. Cont

RESTAURANT AND BAR-one OF
downtowns fine restaurants with
liquor; modernly equipped; excellent
possibilities long lease at nominal
rental. Now crossing better than
snoo sr condoned aay ssnns cash cash
day call Mr.. Hayden. Ii. 3-479O.
A. H. BACAS. Realtor. Business
Broker. AID. s4s4.
TEA ROOM and modern home. Sill
yer Spring area-Attractive house
with beautiful grounds of over :
acres: Bldg: IN EXCEL. cond. and
ing facilities. Recent developments
give 1t tremendous possibilities.
Doing a nice business, serving, only
dinner. Here Is an unusual op-
and business under The most pleas
ant surroundings: priced at frac-
tion of actual value. $4,000 cash
will handle. Sunday and eyes,, call
Mr.. Hayden, Ii. 3-4790. A, H.
B1otas' BAGAs' AR RealsoF sas4 and Business
SHOP OR SPACE for rent. partially
equipped. for repair of washing ma
chimes and refrigerators. Call GE
1858 til pm. lis
ARE YOU LOOKING for a tourist
court with established clientele,
showing excellent prof1t2 Enterpris-
nx oRneP staar fah prced 0toe to sell
NICE CARTER DAVIS, Realtor. TIE.
sAWMILL, good cond.. 2 new saws,
openatns ac aARRY aisfss P0wsl VAN an EoRT acE
Nokesville. Va. Telephone 10-N,11.
LOAN CoMPANY-Am forming f.
nance CO. to operate under Md. small
loan laws; will consider asspciates
iu Cali MRS. EAMBERT la sRss4sAi NA. 4156. SsS or
write Box 296-S, Star. 16s
ROOMING HOUSE, small; rooms
plus basement apt; S65 rent, in.
come quoted S142 mo. plus all Of
Open for reasonable offer. EDWIN
L. ELLIS, RE. 5140. IA
LIQUOR RESTAURANT, Sc. sect,
good loc., rent 1928: 6-yr. lea Sc,
good for partner or man and wife;
$4,000 cash. Bal. on terms. TR.
RESTAURANT BUSINESS. colored.
lease or sale. fine opportunity for
experienced operator npH Els Gs05gs vaa
ss sse' nw. NV % d fSey fooT. ONCE iooe VIZ you
mr.. 18th NV; Is rooms, 2 baths,
heat free; $3.50 rent, long lease
Price $4,000, terms. EDWIN L.
ELLIS, RE. 5140. Ia
BOOMING HOUSE. small: 9 rooms
of valuable furniture. S51.70 rent.
Esass hes. heat MAKE makes dandy 11sS pIaee to
81 200; down 5000. EDWIN L.
MR.. GRoCER0Is your store for sale2
cal rs nov; sMoNs. Elk. 61s1.
compstition in the immed: area. do
maker; $4,000 down. Cali now.
sIMoNs: Elk. o1s1; eve. Epstein,
SECOND HAND STORE Jewelry.
watches, repairs, safe. tools and
fixtures. dirt cheap; rent, $50.
BAKERY CONCESSION in Center
Market; selling on. account Of sick
ness. Call Thursday, Elk. 1898. =
WANTED working partner In estab-
lished gaSoline-service station. doing
mechanical work. and tire recapping
Steadily growing business: must be
sober and of good character; small
investment required; excellent op-
portunity. Box 457-S. Star.
BOOTHS FOR RENT in business 10
cation. I'll M st. NV. EMMA LEE
WITHERs. Cali Ex. 1928.
DRY CLEANING PLANT, 2 trucks. 2
outlets, Solvent System: priced
reas. for quick sale: owner leaving
town. Phone TO. 5377. -16
Evening star., 1949-07-13
SITUATIONS WoMEN

1Sr s.. sss; ssa Rssa;s fs WIS; d
other child: live in. Box 1e1:M.
BEsfNEss BsEIssffNEss WOMAN. experienced Mte e2st-
while secretary. late 40s, intelli-
sss ssssnt e.Psps ssPs .eod dISsl $50
EkactfYva III FIVE isEtscHErARY, attr.e..
exper.. seeks position Of, respon-
sibility, where. BACKGROUND, ability
1ns ssd0a%n:aiafn'' AD S ssss ss sa
GIRL, colored, wishes days work in
cafeteria. 620 Que st. nv;
GIRL. GIRL. @ @soioted; hsht; dependable; ,,nI: Ss ds-
NURSE, practical, hosp. exp. hypos;
kind. capable: Jewish. AID. s502.
REG' aas"Sf5s; SuksE wants position in either
medical or dental ONCE. Call IA.
:5ss2st.:sss 4; 2s;. :.
sTENO.-sEC, exper., college. reliable,
war vents Pos position; prefer ssp small once 4.
sTiNoG FIN SEC. Gs VARIED M tsye esper college
essktsHuHo: asy Wp. Ho' p'zte7 4o7s s"aA Is.
TEACHER, colored, desires DOS. as
clerk. reeep., child care, nursery as
sistant. HO. 1853.
or once; will substitute; letters, re-
ports, manuscripts: accurate. TU.
22S0.
YOUNG WOMAN Of good family de-
sires perm. position as governess.
living In and salary; varied exper.;
able to assume responsibility for 2
or q children under 8 years. Refs
required and given. BOX 99-T. Star.
Evening star., 1949-07-13
MOTOR TRAVEL

DRIVING TO BOSTON, leaving Fri
day evening, July ID; returning on
Monday, July 1s. JU: 1851. Ia
Angeles, can take or 4 passengers.
Box l42-M, Star. Ii
TAXI DRIVER with AS
Dodge can accommodate 2, 3 or 4
to williamsburg, Va, Friday, July
10. CO. 6670. 49,
LV. FOR ATLANTIC CITY. Fri. July
Is, ret. Sun. pm. or Mon. am.
'4S Pontiac; share expenses. Cali
Thurs. am. EN-. 530S.
SAN FRANCISCO via Reno. former
D. C. taxi driver; leaving for West
Coast 18th. take 2, share driving
and expenses. Ii. 3-2O24. Is.
LADY with dog desires transporta-
tion to st. Louis or Colorado Springs
by July 1h-16. Du OR44
Evening star., 1949-07-13
INSTRUCTION. coURsEs Cont. J

GREGG, Pitman shorthand: touch
tipping, comptometer. bookkeeping
letter writing: new classes starting
this week. Inquire BOYD SCHOOL,
700 18th, corner G, Ma. 2340.
forming. TEACH AIR INSTITUTE
washington National Airport, Ex
eHAUTrY OPERATORS NERD 9 d
Modern training in all subjects; dag
our free catalogue. MABELLE HON.
OUR SCHOOL, 1910 N. Y ave
ME-. TITS Established 1918.
MODERN TRAINING N oeauty cui.
ture. all subjects taught. Approved
oy Government for ol training
WAR-HYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE
LEARN IN SAFETY 70 drive safely
New cars. Compiete dual control
EASY METHOD North l7Q4
Evening star., 1949-07-13
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT, expert, books started
Rsas Local refs. OR. 2074,
ARMY OFFICER seeks exec. position
10 yrs. exper. includes personnel
mann,agement and administration'
vestigstion, research and analysis;
avail. Aug; I; starting salary. 81
wall signs. pictures,
neon sign expr; Rsasonsble salary
1oE6S 6sMARaa1 afchaS1S sT ses7 ss partner
n established gasoline service sta
Gaping. etc. Growing business. ex-
cefent location. Small investment
required: Must be Of good char
sssns sstsr s3as Shsnes OF lifetime. Box Box
BOOKKEEPER-TYPisT.. young man,
l year business school. desires per
manent position Eith n9pportunity
for adyamesment; p1 459S: a.
ssIss issae % ssa is,2 s SSs5 Ss5
COLLEGE STUDENT desires summer
employment; good references: any
type Of work. Chestnut 1900; Ext.
Dental 1dSi STUDENT desires eve. en-
Phys physical = : instructor 2, Call OR: 1883
DoeTok,' s5ssf ':S: g: single. graduate strade
ton. for summer desires part time
GRILL sfIi Man NAN, fast, St i married.. T depend-
able. wants to make change; can
cook some. Ii. 3-5229. =,
desires work mornings and evenings
in exchange for living quarters;
Govt employed. DESMUKEs. ewes,
10. 3-4692; day, RE. $500, Elk.
NAN, eolored. wants Job, day or eve
ming, as elevator operator. DE.
NAN. white. with 1a-ton panel de-
livery and services, desires steady
work. Box 444-S, Star.
MAN, colored, Is yrs. exper. property
maintenance, carpentry, Painting,
plastering, cement work. remodeling,
rsHsJs Ia; "a, tools son1sat and sFansg sSes ass
pArERHANGER, PAINTER - Full
rsssenas!e: IA. so55.A ~ i.
RADIO STUDENT. some experience,
sEs ai;sei ixfcGfvE: 1s sEsf co 20 4sea
and heating. complete knowledge of
Govt. procurement. Box 446-s, Star.
SOCIAL sEcRErAR1AL sERvicE-
Envelopes addressed for any social
ciudins postsse. Also typinE. Mtehi-
sfaEHbSsNT ssss efteS e. ". p Pm Senior civil en-
Eineer desires summer work. Call
sTTDESf sf1mHSsa fbdESs1kEs evening .ndIor
week end work; have worked in gro
cery store and rs shipping clerk;
knowledge Of typing. TU. $3.50 after
YSoUNG MAN, 20. desires permanent
position in once; pref. mathematics
but not necessary. Ia. 2072. Ia
YET. 20, single, ambitious, desires in
snyshere. Box 4bo.s, Star. I4.''
7ETERAN. colored, two yrs. college.
do clerical and administrative work;
drive any type vehicle; willing to
travel: consider other interesting
work Start risht away. WILLIAM
.6uSSa SaAfxEei ExEeUriHE: III iIsS Several years
experience in all phases Of fnan.
and real estate sales, loans, ap-
praisals, bankins, financing, mort
cages: excel. refs, married. desires
new position; salary to be discussed
when interviewed. Write Box $40
rWo = sci Gi MEDICAL STUDENTS desir.
any odd Jobs: We do everything.
Tel. 0lebe eO43. Is.