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HELP MEN.

SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
White. exper,; opport. to earn $500
iaundry Ia Sfe furnished per o HAYNEs SFs Esso sSo
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
experience nee; no evenlng ydInI,,,SSsr W9rk; Or
SERVICE STATION. 4th and F SITS.
S.W. 30
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Full time: age 1890. Apply in per-
son. Car washer. part time, Sat.
and Sun. j, F. NEITZEY. ESQ,
290l Hamilton st. Hyattsville, Md.
SERVICE STATION attendant: night
and Sunday shift; full-time job, for
sober and industrious man. Call in
person at LINFOOT'S ESQ STA
TION. New Hampshire and M st. NV.
-2l
SHEET METAL MAN. exper. gutter
and spout man. Call GE. 1889. 80
SHOEMAKER, all-around man: GOOD
pay, good hours. 922 18th st. NV.
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DETAIL CRAFTSMEN

Well-ventilated and scientif-
ically Illuminated drafting
room.
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CLERK-TYPIST

High school graduate between IS
and % years of age, who is accu-
rate. conscientious and able to give
good attendance: must pass physical
exams; company benefits in addi-
tion to salary Apply personnel
Room SOC. Open $50 to ) week
davs and ca tA1rdnr
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WOMAN, white. 25-35; part-time.
p!esSant . work in small store. co.
YOUNG LADY to assist in Eeneral
once WORK: must be able to type
edge of bookkeeping desirable; 40
hr; wk.; pleasant working conditions;
salary commensurate with expert.
vnflI encs; Box % %9o-A Star: -2l
or clerk. Call for appt., CHI. SSH.
YOUNG WOMEN. 1890, for candy
shop, must be neat and attractive;
excellent opportunity for advance
ment for right people. Full or part
@e aRRH II RNoS RfsSsP sS a1fs eAsDhs Mss
PART TIME, morning or evening
work in ladies' health club. Mon,
wed. and Thurs, S1.10 hr) Prefer
ably % to % yrs. of age, #. 4
short training course. Apply BILL
aUTzELL's PHYSICAL FITNESS
ALL oR RlNDs ds9 OF Ii TALENT EN- and ISG exhi.
bitions wanted for floor show; ANA
teur or professional. PRESS CAFE
Bldg. downstairs. Apply $50 to 12
MATURE WOMAN, age 3o-4O, exp.
with children and childrens wear
selling, for shop in Takoma Park,
Md, area. Write detailed quail,
exp. salary expected. Give phone.
Box 1Q1-C, Star. -22
TYPIST, 10 to $40,
5 days a week; convenient location.
MR.. FRANK, TIA 9th st. NV.
WHITE GIRL for ofice work and
filing. See Mr.. Tyner. Rug Dept,
BERGMANN'S LAUNDRY. 623 G st,
NV. %
SEVERAL OPENINGS for an interest,"
ing job with an attractive salary
for young lady with good per-
sonality and neat appearance;
knowledge of tipping required and
an ability to learn the credit in
vestigation business; pleasant sur
roundings and easy working hours.
Phone RICHARD ISRAEL at Ster-
ling 1911 between 1870 am. and
5 pm. between Monday and Friday.
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COLORED. for delivery and stock
work in grocery store: D. C. permit;
local references; good salary. JO
3-6161.
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HELP WOMEN

STENO.- CLERK, some dictation. typ
ing, filing and posting Of records;
permanent position; vacation. in
surance benefits: .5-day week; SAL
aTy csI, f9mmsnsprate go sISG6a with aoslity.
ENo.-sECRETARY. small amount
Of dictation, more typing; good
hours; lib, sick and annual leave:
start at $3.50 per mo-; give exper..
qual. and ref. in first letter. Box
NO.-TYPisT-Young lady with
good recommendations desired by
well-established real estate firm;
high high ssct. scho9l .3a, education REQUIRED;
ssTVIes 1boSe WITH MR assy For N IL
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR. expert.
enced: must. be able to operate sec
Td 5staTIsl and PBX Apply ALBAN
TOWERS, 370O Mass. ave. NV.
TEACHER for nursery school; 31a to
Ayr, ,-old group; exclusive pvt. school
TELEPHONE OPERATOR; with at
tssst bos4d oT hours esDfo fo On s5gf a5Sfy Psx E
pploogTmneent office. WARDMAN PARK
TYPisTs for evening work, niiinE in
form letters; hours 6 to 10 pm;
nights per week, Wnen replying
state age, typing speed and phone
number. Box 1894, Star.
TfPIST-Shorthan helpful but not
essential; diversified. interesting
work; under 40 yrs; 5-day, 35-hr.
VI gk; l1,,,s SO wk; to start: Apply
Sth st. NV. 8 ANA pm. -22
TfPIST, general office work; perma-
nent; excellent salary; full or part
time: ASk1NS. 737 eth st. NV. 30
TYPIST. some bookkeeping or ac-
counting experience desirable; c.p.a.
ofdce; $40 per wk. Box 97-C. Star.
- -22
TYPIST, experience not necessary:
good salary. Apply HOLLYWOOD
CLOTHING CO.. 703 9TH st. NV.
TYPIsTS for homework: addressing
envelopes on piece basis. Only
operators wanted who are not en-
ployed during the day, must have
own car for transporta ton State
age. typing speed and phone num-
Der. BOX 367-D. Star.
TYPlSTS (white) starting annual
salary 81 800 (S3692 wkly); excel.
opportunity to advance; permanent:
nice surroundings; liberal vacation
and sick leave; age IS to 35: per.
sonal interviews. 8 am. to $3.50 D m,
CLOSED Saturday; personnel ONCE,
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY,
3rd and r sts. ne. Do not phone.
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HELP MEN
IIINIOR SALESMAN

Young man. 25 to 80. to train for
position as junior salesman with
manufacturer Of engineering sup
plies An excellent opportunity is
offered a man with initiative and
sales potential who is seeking a
position with long range possibili-
ties with a progressive national Or
ganiZation. Beginning salary S55
weekly Box 1ST-C Star o2a
Evening star., 1950-10-20

Stag roofeEs hslnsrs; timers and
4414 Georgia ave. NV, GE. ZOO.
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MA ER q co.
421 7th st. NV. 30
USHERS, men, is to 90: full or part
time. Apply in the lobby, CAPITOL
MATCHMAKER, irst class. with
watch master experience only need
apply; our matchmaker leaving
town; permanent. good working
T, Star. '''O '"" 0oN zoo
BOYS, over 16, with bicycles, and
men. Is or over with motor scooters.
Apply WESTERN UNION, 70s 14th
st. NV, pa
MAN wanted, with car; real oppor-
Silver Spring. Md. 80
MAN, colored, for relief work: must
run elevator and switchboard; per-
manent; S1O0 per mo. Apply 4514
Conn. ave. Do not phone. 80
MAN--With some knowledge of cleo
tronics for position servicing elec;
car allowance. Write BOX 234-T.
MAN, 25-4o. with bookkeeping ex-
perience for position as cashier and
payroll clerk in, large, well-estab-
portunity for honest, sober and am
bilious worker. Write. giving fun
qualifications and education in first
letter. Box 337-A, Star. -22
Man; eolored; rs to 35: for per
must be high school graduate.
Starting salary approx. S43 weekly,
51a-day week Box 121-C. Star. 22s
MAN FOR BAR in suburban Va,
serving bottle beer and wine only.
Middle-aged man with excellent
character references preferred,
Apply SHIRLINGTON DELICA-
lessen, 4015 2Sth St. Arl.. Va.
TIE. 0096. -22
MAN WITH CAR-Apply 3707 Geor-
gia ave. NV al
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HELP WOMEN

HATCHECK GIRL-Apply any day
bet. 12 and to Miss Lee, 1872
Conn. avenue, FRAN g. BILLS.
HOSTESS-Part time for tearoom
hours. 3 to 8. weekdays; IL to s
Sunday: Mondays of. Call WO
1894 after pm. Ask for dining
room. -21
HOUSEKEEPER. white. to care for 2
pre-school children; live-in. Call TIE
9S39. 7:30-S:30 pm. 30
LABORATORY TECHNICIANS (2)
Pathologist. Emergency Hospital
1711 N. Y. ave NV. -26
LAUNDRY FOREMAN. exper.. small
institution; good salary with oil
without maintenance; paid vacation
and sick leave Box 1n-D Star 30
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HELP MEN

YOUNG MAN-Position open in
small interesting business for young
man, 1919, willing to pitch in
and work 5-day week with con-
genial fellow workers. Box 120-D,
YOUNG MAN-General office work.
knowl. of typ. nee; pleas. surround
lngs; excel salary. ASKINS. 137
YOUNG MAN, who has had some
basic technical training in televi,,
saDerisnse Ga Ts9s 7 Rxn6 AZ s
e. SERVICE. 6119 Georgia ave. NV.
YOUNG MAN for furn. store, sxper.
in detail work and shipping; oppor.
Bethesda, Md. 30
YOUNG MAN. alert. who is willing
to learn furniture business, good
YOUNG MAN to learn business; ex-
cellent opportunity: good pay. Ap-
GENIE CENTER; lS15 R !, ave, ne. 30
California. Texas and Miami, Florida;
must be neat and aggressive; willing
to work: transportation paid: our
men average $3.50 monthly; cash
drawing account. See MR.. JAMES
FRANK, Cairo Hotel; Que at Inth
ST. NV. 10 am. to II noon. Do not
YOUNG TSei MEN 90. 1928. free to
travel Miami and Hawaii. Or.
transp.. furn. cash drawing acct.
No exper. nee. See MR.. HERMAN
Don't phone. -2I
PART TIME parking attendant, exp.
local refs; b. C. permit req. Apply
722 10th st. NV. 30
REAL ESTATE OFFICE has opening
for man, $3.50 yrs, as Inspector in
property management department;
permanent position: State age. ex-
perience. Box 366-D. Star. -22
EXPERIENCED. RELIABLE, chance
and ice cream packer: 8 days,
evenings and Sundays; good wages
and meals. co. 1881, between 3
FROZEN FOOD warehousing; exper.: ::
good pay; pm.-l an: 5-day wk.
Can Tor appointment. ST. 66s3;
OPENING AVAIL. - Sal. and comm.
for man who wants to earn more
money in promising career offering
coll. trng.. for adv. underwriting;
eXee, e,s arop 0pDor IA for PROMOTION; gener-
titude tests given without oblig For
appt.. phone EX 4522 LIBERTY
LIFE ms. CO. 453 Munsey Bldg
MARRIED MAN. reliable. for dairy
farm at New Market, Va; age 25
nished, good salary; ref. Cali after
pm. Sun, CO. q26S A. l..
HnDRETH, 1889 Summit pl NV,
washington, D. c. 22s
ALL KINDS OF TALENT and exhibit
tions wanted for floor show. anna
teur or professional. PRESS CAFE
Bldg. downstairs. Apply $40 TO
II pm. except Monday. -2l
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STENoGRAPHER WANTED

Under 30. neat and accurate typist,
average shorthand: 5-day, 4O-hour
week: company benefits; :. weeks
vacation; sick leave. Salary open.
Permanent Job. Interesting work
with established mortgage banking
flrm. Real estate exper. helpful.
Advancement to deserving Individual
Call MR.. NICHOLS. MA. 50O5, for
appointment. 1878 K st. NV. 90
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HELP MEN

REAL ESTATE statesmen. must have
car and able to finance self to start;
will train right person: building
new sales force now; should appeal
to statesmen that have been special
izing in GI homes. STROUP REALTY
Evening star., 1950-10-20
CRAFTSMEN

Experienced in design, lay
out and packaging of cleo
tronic equipment.
Evening star., 1950-10-20
JR. ENGINEERS

Training in electronics OF
communications required
For positions in technical
writing and quality control
depts.
Evening star., 1950-10-20
LEDGER CLERK

The Star has an opening for high
school graduates between 21 and 25
years of age to work as a ledger and
accounting clerk. for accounts re-
ceivable routine and control. Knowl-
edge. Of bookkeeping anc typing is
s:30-5:3o. Mon. through Fri. Apply
personnel room. 506. Open week
days 1905. Sat. 81. No phone
calls
THE EVENING STAR
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HELP MEk
MELPAR, INC.
Has Vacancies

That offer excellent oppor-
tunitieS to personnel quail
fled in the following fields:
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STENOGRAPHER

Experienced in X-ray terminology.
shorthand not essential; good salary
with or without maintenance. Cali
Miss Many, SUBURBAN HOSPI-
TAI. Bethesda. Md. OIL. 600.
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Real Estate Salesman

We can use the services of sales
man with all-around experience in
this business: prefer man who leans
toward business, commercial and
investment property sales; also
leases. The right man can make
offers: must be experienced: See
Mr.. Dixon. personally. JAMES L.
DIXON. 1929 18th st. NV. ST.
200. -21
RELIEF MAN. colored. with knowl-
edge Of switchboard, must have ele-
vator operators license, for modern
apt apt, h1gSe- 2gS vTG Apply rssident E msn sni
RodR ys5R0Gf GLASS sys- doSrRAcroR ON able able to
s. paA2 4; k1D%EfI,' 1EiG1' TO es' 5as4, ds4 ss55teI
RooFERs - Asphalt shingles, new
work work; good pay, Call WA. sJI76
RooFERsGAs;phalt shingle work, by
the square or by the hour; steady
work. Apply in person, JOLLES
BRO. ROOFING AND SHEET
METAL. 940 D st. s.w. -24
ROOFERS
5s4s Sslpsrs; a.d5EIs BIZ eEE RooFISd * &
ROoFER. SLATER Experienced.
Call GE $3.50. 80
ROUTE SALESMAN for established
route. Guaranteed salary. paid
vacation. See Mr.. Lee after 2:30,
HOME LAUNDRY. 11O1 Raum st.
ne. -22
ROUTEMAN. dry cleaning and
laundry establishment; good op-
portunity on established route
Apply MERIT CLEANERS. 4S1S
r. L ave. Hyatts. Md. UN. 5000
Evening star., 1950-10-20
LEDGER CLERK

The Star has an opening for high
school graduates between 81 and %
years of age to work as a ledger and
accounting clerk for accounts re-
ceivable routine and control, Know
ledge OF bookkeeping and typing is
required 40-hour 5-day week,
S:30-5:30, Mon. through Fri. Apply
Personnel. Room SOC Open week
days. S:30-5: Sat. 81. No phone
calls.
THE EVENING STAR
11Ol Penna Ave NV.
LUBRICATION MAN, experienced;
references REQUIRED. Phone 10.
10000, Ext. 62S 30
MACHINIST-Light. general. machine
shop work. Call OIL. 10l2, 8 am.
to 5 pm. weekdays. -2@
MACHINIST and instrument makers.
with job shop exp. for essential
work; top rates to qualified men;
paid vacation and disqualification.
Apply BOWEN & CO., 4712 Bethes-
da ave. Bethesda. Md. -21
MACHINIST WELDER, experienced;
40-hour week: salary open. BARI
BUILDING SUPPLY CO, Charleston
and College aves.. College Park, Md.
WA, 1919 80
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statesmen WANTED

We have openings for several above
average. salesmen. If you are in
terested in making better than
average earnings, with an assured
future, we believe that we can offer
an outstanding opportunity.
We will furnish q new car demons
traitor. one of the most liberal COM
pensation plans in the Industry;
excellent opportunities for advance.
ment. A profit-sharing retirement
plan. Group health, accident. sick.
ness and hospital insurance. We
are only interested in the man who
is ambitious. aggressive. and want.
more than living for himself and
family.
Prefer men with experience, however
can furnish training and assistance
to an individual who can qualify
Call in person Saturday or Mon.
Oct. 81 or 23, 9 am. to 6 pm See
Mr.. Saville. Night appointment car
be arranged.
Old Dominion Motors,
Evening star., 1950-10-20
CRAFTSMEN CHECKERS

Experienced in checking
drawings for military elec-
tronic equipment required.
Must know Govt. specifica-
tions.
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ROUTE statesmen
ARCADE SUNSHINE

ROUTE SUPERVISOR
Opening with lge. linen supply CO
yrs; for man. white. between 25 and
40. Must have route supervisory ex-
perlence. good references and know
Washington and Metropolitan Area
This is a permanent position, with
good starting salary for right man.
Apply between and to Mr.
TowleS
National Laundry Co., Inc.
OBI Pierce ST NV 30
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CLERK

With knowledge of bookkeeping and
typing: between 81 and 35: at least
high school graduate; must be able
to give good attendance and to
pass physical examination; numer-
Gus company benefits. Open S:30-5
weekdays and 81 on Saturdays.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1950-10-20
UPHOLSTERER

For fine custom shop, must be
thoroughly experienced In top quality
work. excellent working conditions
and salary. Apply to Mr. Splitter,
MAYER & co.
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Evening star., 1950-06-22
Police Close in on Killer
In Canadian SwampIand
BY the Asseeioted Press

LANGTON. Ontario, June a.
Police, guided by plane and radio
closed in today on swampland
where they tracked bank bandit
who shot two pursuers to death
before he disappeared into the
bush near here yesterday.
The killer, who abandoned his
$23,000 loot when the chase got
too hot. is believed trapped 10
miles southwest of this commu-
nifty, 80 miles east Of st. Thomas
Ontario.
Authorities described the killer
as about 28, of medium height
wearing a pith helmet and dark
glasses.
Police said he shot Arthur dc
Herman. 81, and William Goddyn
"a, after they forced his escape
Car into q ditch following the
robbery of the Langton branch OF
the Imperial Bank Of Canada.
The bandit held the six-man
bank staff at bay with two guns
Most of the bank loot was found
in suitcase which the bandit
abandoned in his car.
Evening star., 1950-06-22
Last Central Principal Reuther Pledges Aid
Given Coolidge Post; OF UAW 10 Strikers
Two Others Assigned At World Telegram
BY The Asseeicsed Press

NEW YORK, June 22.-Walter
P. Reuther, president of the CIO
United Auto Workers. today
pledged his unions financial and
moral aid" in support of the 400
news and business employees who
struck the World Telegram and
Sun 10 days ago.
The big afternoon paper has not
published since the strikers. mem
bers of. the CIO American News
paper Guild. walked off the job
June l3 and AFL mechanical en-
ployes refused to cross their picket
lines.
Mr.. Reuther conferred today
with j. Nelson Tuck. president Of
the New York City Guild. and
Ed Easton, chairman of the strik-
ing unit.
After pledging the support Of
his union, Mr.. Reuther indicated
he would discuss specific ways of
extending aid when he returns to
his Detroit headquarters. The
Guild, he said, is assured of vic
tory because Of the complete
solidarity" Of the unions whose
members are employed by the
struck paper.
The strike issues center mainly
around the Guilds demand for
higher wages and job security. It
seeks a 10 per cent wage increase,
a $40 boost in the $110 weekly top
minimum for experienced news
men, a nine Quito ten guild shop
and improved security provisions.
The newspaper offered a 50 to
SIS weekly wage increase, a 81 to
$3.50 increase in minimums, i'm
proved holidays and vacations,
and security clause the news
paper termed one of the city's
best. 1t also offered a 35-hour
week instead of 371a.
Representatives Of the Guild
and the paper conferred again
yesterday in a session described as
Exploratory" Spokesman gave
no indication that any progress
toward a settlement was made.
Evening star., 1950-06-22

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open 90 anyone living IN the
Distflet OF Columbia. Maryland
and virginia. Employees OF Blue
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aReney. and members OF theig
families cannot enter.
Evening star., 1950-06-22
by ths Assecieted Press

FLINT. Mich. June 22.-Raido's s
Big Story" Of how q Michigan
woman killed her husband and
two children was told to a coast
forecast airwaves audience last
night despite legal moves to block
it.
The right Of privacy" Of a
convicted murderess was at issue.
There remained today the pos
sibility of a Federal Court suit on
behalf of Mrs. Julia Kulinich. 81
Iyear-old convicted slayer from
Marlette, Mich.
The crime was re-enacted over
the National Broadcasting Co.
network on a half-hour program
entitled The Big Story and
sponsored by the American Cigar
ette q Cigar Co.
Before it went on, Circuit Judge
Clifford A. Bishop of Flint first
granted and then dismissed a re-
quest by Mrs. Kulinich for an in
junction to keep the drama off
the air.
Judge Bishop said he changed
his position on learning that the
broadcast would originate in New
York rather than in Flint and
would use fictitious names for the
principals. He pointed out his
court could not halt a national
broadcast.
Joseph Charanoske. Mrs. Kuli-
nich's lawyer. consented to the
judges action in dismissing the
suit. But he indicated he might
start action in Federal Court in
New York and possibly in Chicago
and Hollywood. He did not de-
tail his contemplated legal moves.
Mrs. Kulinich, who is serving a
life term in the Detroit house Of
correction for second degree mur-
Evening star., 1950-06-22

der in the ls4l triple killing
claimed the radio drama invaded
her right Of privacy" and would
cause her "haraSsment. ridicule
and humiliation"
William T. Noble. Flint Journal
reporter. who covered the Staying
story nine years ago while working
for the Lapeer County Press. col
laborated in writing the radio
script.
When broadcast, it followed the
policy OF the big Story series
and used no real names.
Mrs. Kulinich'S husband. Peter:
her 7-year-old daughter. Helen.
and her son. Nicholas. S. were
found dead in their farmhouse
September Is. ls4l. AT first the
woman said her husband killed
Evening star., 1950-06-22
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Evening star., 1950-06-22

the children and then committed
suicide. Finally she confessed
to State police that she was the
slayer Of all three.
She said she and her husband
had fought over his charges that
she accepted attentions from an
other man.
She was sentenced to q life term
in connection with Helen's death
and five to Is years more for the