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, 1951-08-16
V. I. Registronts
Sent to P. R. for Ind'tn
by Selective Service

A peacetime record was es-
yesterday by Selec-
tive. Service in the Virgin Is
lands when forty registrants
were sent to the Induction
Station in Puerto Rico for in
.duction into the Armed Forces
of the United States. Only two
were not volunteers.
In making the announce
'ment, Major Christmas, Vir-
gin Islands Deputy Director,
stated that fifteen of the forty
would undergo complete ply
steal examinations before be-
ing indicted and that he ex-
.pected three or four to be re-.
jected.
In order to meet similar or
larger calls for the next two
months, the Deputy Director
stated further that additional
pre-induction physical examin
atoms were scheduled for lis
men next week.
The twenty men who left
st. Croix were: Wilfred A Sim
monds, Julius A. Sealey, Wal
ter O.. Williams, Leroy Daniel,
Continued on page A
, 1951-08-16
u N. Communists Set
UP Sub-C
For Kdesong Dispute

On suggestion Of the Com
munists a subcommittee has
been set up to discuss the dis
pute over a cease fire buffer
zone; the talks will be infor-
NAL, and will not be binding.
Admiral Joy said that one
of the great difficulties in the
Kaesong talks has been the
formal manner in which the
delegation have had to discuss
points at issu e
These formalities now may
be dispensed with. The Arm
istice talks have been suspend
ed, temporarily.
, 1951-08-16
An Open Letter From
N. Y. Virgin Islanders
To Those AT Home

The following communica-
ton was received in this morn
ing's mail:
Dear Fellow Virgin Islanders:
In view of the many false
and misleading statements con
tanned in the Editorials of the
st. Thomas Daily News pub
lished under date of August 6,
z and 10th respectively, the
Virgin Islands Conference on
the Organic Act deems it in
the public interest to make the
following statement:
l. The Conference was con-
vened in response to a written
request from the Organic Act
Committee of the Legislative
Assembly Of the Virgin Is
lands, acting by and through
the Honorable Omar Brown.
2. At all the sessions of the
Conference together with the
Organic Act Delegation the
subject matter considered and
discussed was the proposed re-
vised Organic Act. At no time
at any place did the Confer
Continued on page a
, 1951-08-16
Ashley Totem Says
Mainland Motives
Resent News" Ed.

In an article date-lined Aug
ust IL, Ashley L. Totten, Presi
dent of the American Virgin
Islands Civic Association said
that natives on the mainland
resent an editorial appearing
in the Daily News of August
9TH under the caption Ut IS
UP TO THE PEOPLE,.
The article will be publish
ed in full in tomorrow's issue.
, 1951-08-16
Russiu Will Not Be
Permitted To Wreck
Peace Conference

The United States and Bri-
tain made public final terms
of the Japanese peace treaty
and Ambassador John Foster
Dulles said that Russia cam
not force last minute changes
by assigning a wrecking crew
to the signing ceremonies at
San Francisco next month.
The new $500 word treaty
draft contained some language.
revision on PREPARATIONS and a
surprise clause requested by
the Japanese prodding Russia
to account for 340,0 900 missing
prisoners Of war.
General Douglas Mac Arth-
ur is scheduled to address the
San Francisco conference, it
was revealed through arrange
ments for the ceremonies. /
The Japs still revere Gen.
Mac Arthur for his work as
former ruler of Japan after
completing its conquest.
, 1951-08-16
Hurricane Posses
St. Croix 80 Miles to
South; No Danger PR.

Reports from the weather
Stations indicate that the hur-
icane danger has passed Puer
o Rico and the Virgin Islands,
The official report follows:
Lower hurricane warnings
il the LeeWard Islands change
north east storm warnings to
south east storm warnings for
the Virgin Islands. Tropical
storm in the Caribbean has
shown no change in intensity
during the night. AT 6 am. it
is located near Lat. 17.3N
Long. 64.6W or about 80 miles
south of the Island Of st. Croix
It appears to be moving west
northwest about 10 to ~ MPH
and is expected to pass over
the eastern tip Of Puerto Rico.
shortly after II noon today. /,
Intensity is about the same
as previously reported in adj
visory No. 3 which indicated
winds were less than hurri-
cane force. It now appears
that there is no longer any
serious threat to the Virgin Is
lands or Puerto Rico from this
storm although precautions
Continued on page A.
, 1951-08-16

The establishment of a United Nations medal for personnel serving
with the UN. land, sea and air forces in Korea was announced
recently at UN. Headquarters. The medal, shown above, is made of
bronze alloy and has an approximate diameter of 12s inches. 1t is
attached to a ribbon with nine blue and eight white vertical stripes.
One side carries the inscription "FOr Service in the Defense of the
Charter of the United Nations" and the other the UN. emblem.
, 1951-06-14
In Brief Today

By International News Service
TOKYO-AlGed troops have overrun North korea's Wanted
"Iron Triangle" and are threatening o cut off thousands of com
uunists IL the asst from the enemys main forces in the west. =
WASHINGTON Republican leader Taft says that the United
States should get out of Korea" if the plan is o accept a truce
based IN the 38th Parallel and preinvasion conditions
WASHINGTON The United States and the German govern
ment are scheduled to end a ten-year breach in diplomatic relations.
NEW YORK-An uncover agent has told a hearing on narcotics
traffic that he "a able t. visit New York Public Schools "at ram
dom" and buy drugs without interference.
WASHNGTON-The governments announcement that it has the
knowhow to build a Hydrogen Bomb has stirred speculation that
the super-weapon may be available within a year o. two.
HOUSTON-General Macarthur continues today his whirlwind
tour of Texas and is expected to keep hammering away with charges
of u. S. appeasement in Korea.
, 1951-06-14
What Noted People Are Saying

By INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE
WASHINGTON Gen. Albert c. Wedemeyer-"The time is
coming where W e will just have t. draw a line and say, No more,
this IS it."
NEW YORK-Admiral William Blandy Gehred- "The Russ
ians have some souped-up B-29's that ae capable of flying more
than 1000 miles. The distance from Murmansk to Chicago is less
than this"
Observation-Disclosures Mobiizer Wilson "The American
cattle industry is a patriotic group and certainly hope they will
keep meat flowing into consumer channels. 1t will be a terrible mess
for u. if they don't"
TEHRAN-Iranian Premier Mohammed Mossadegh- "Now that
the oil industry is nationalized and The results of the workers toll
will come directly to the country guarantee them full employment"
, 1951-06-14
Still Fuyored Al
3 10 In Tonights Bout

BY JOHN HARRINGTON
international News Service
Sports Writer
NEW YORK, June IA (INS)-
Joe Louis remained a steadfast 3
to 1 favorite today and weather
reports yer encouraging for the
former world heavyweight cham
pion's 15-round bout tonight with
LeesSavold in the once-pqstponed
battle of the aging.
The delay in the bout which
was washed out by rain last night
did not appreciably affect the
event in any respect, except pos
sibly to enable the international
Boxing Club to get a few shekels
into the till.
Officials appeared more con-
fident than ever that the receipts
would reach $1,000 with the
extra day for pushing general adj
mission tickets that went on sale
yesterday morning.
.-.-4I
In the event rain causes further
postponement today, in the face
of predictions for fair and warm
weather, the match probably will
be moved from the Polo Grounds
into Madison Square Garden for
tomorrow. night.
Wherever and whenever it is
held, there will be no broadcast
on the encounter.
After yesterdays weight-in, at
which Louis scaled 211A pounds
against 100 for Savold, boxing
commission chairman Eddie Eag-
an announced that the fighters
would not be required to get on
the scales again today.
AS a result Of the waving Of
, 1951-06-14
BATHS HELP CLEANSE PORES

BATHS HELP CLEANSE PORES
Scrupulous cleanliness is essen
tial to both physical and mental
health. Impurities are constantly
thrown off from the body through
the skin. It's millions of pores are
quickly clogged unless kept clean
by frequent bathing, and the i'm
purities which should pass off
through the skin become an addi-
tional burden to the other elimi-
mating organs. This advice and
explanation come from "The
Ministry of Healing a book by
Ellen G. H. White.
, 1951-06-14

By INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE
TOKYO-Unted Nations forces are moving steadily forward all
along the Korean Front and have captured huge quantities of enemy
equipment in the "Iron Triangle" are
WASHINGTON It. Gen. Albert c. Wedemeyer's "play to
win or get out" program for the Korean War has been attacked as
. blow to the United Nationas and defended a S a positive" solution.
X
WASHINGTON-A top price controller says the Office of Price
Sterilization has referred to the Justice Department several pretty
bad" cases of beef violations involving "some pretty big people"
AUSTIN, Tex.-Gen. Douglas MacArthur's first public rebuttal
o Administration charges and statements concerning his Congress-
ionsl testimony will be delivered today in Texas state capitol.
x x X
FLUSHING MEADOWS, N. Y Britain has assured the United
Nations that it has earmarked its land, lei and air forces for U.s. by
the u. N. against aggression.
, 1951-06-14
Madam Bell

Life. reader and advisor. She will give you
advice and all affairs of your life and help you in
your troubles. So consult this gifted lady today!!
. HOURS 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. DAILY and SUNDAY
Permanently located in her private home at 2612
S. Dixie Ave. on Cincinnati Hi-Way, Is South. One
half block south of Dorothy Lane. Next to Coffee
Pot Restaurant, Dayton, Ohio.
Take Miamisburg or Morame City bus to
Dorothy Lane, walk a half block south. Look for
sign in window.
WELCOME WHITE AND
, 1951-06-14
Dying Catholic Priest Is Given
Last Rites By Baptist Chaplain

TOKYO, June 13 (Atlas)-A wounded Catholic priest dy-
ing on the Korean battlefield was given the last rites of his
Church by a Baptist chaplain.
It. Cornelius Griffin, the priest, was administering the
last rites to a wounded Marine near the Changjin Reservoir
when gun fire hit an ambulance. The unidentified Baptist chap
lans clerk died trying to shield Father Griffin, but the priests
right arm and jaw were shattered by bullets. The Negro Baptist
minister knelt beside the priest and read the Catholic rites.
This unusual story of brotherhood on the battlefield was un-
folded by battle-weary GIs returning from the thick of the
war in Korea.
, 1951-06-14

at his Pompton Lakes, N. J.
training camp. He will drive in
tonight for the battle.
Savold took it easy in New
York after a light workout. in a
Midtown gym.
, 1951-06-14

the rule on weighing, Louis spent
the night and was to spend today
Evening star., 1951-12-09

Up to 30G for experienced producers.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
must be a good salesman, and know
Commission com & and and vacation. See M Nj.
Barron, mgr. SUNoco SERVICE
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT. ex-
eoSH6Rs se'Ty FosTEh ahd 'o@Ri'SlPa 44 Pa
sERvIcE ITsi STATION attendants. Must
be experienced and have d. c:
drivers permit, top salary and
Sona,nS hoeaSs .Ss paa
Apply ". A. Ei BARBER ESQ SERVICE
CENTER 10th and Maine ave. s;w.
SERVICE fRi STATION men te). white e or
colored. GORDON BROS. MOTORS.
sKKyfcE sTs hfisfsF sTATloN On sTTfNDANrs nf
experienced, one half day Sat; no
Sunday work. annual and sick leave
holidays of with pay; apply An
DREWsr AJRFoRCE BASE Ex-
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT. ex-
perienced shift man; all day work,
no Sunday. 5000 mo: to start.
III
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
exp. or inexp.; reliable and capable,
for new Amoco station in Silver
Spring JU. 1879.
SHIPPING' CLERK |
With knowledge OF Washington; not
dificult; 40-hr. wk. See Mr.. Lie
valid. -
L. C. SMITH & CORONA
TYPEWRITER, INC.
1413 PARK RID. NV. Ill |
SHOE SALESMAN. young man, 22 toI
35. seeking future in shoe business;
new suburban store; some expeI
desirable Write. stating age. edu-
cation. exper. and phone number
Box 101-B. Star. --12
SHOE SALESMAN. experienced. for
D. c. stores; permanent position;
excellent salary plus. Apply main
store. 53lS Baltimore ave. Hyatts-
vile, Md -l2
Evening star., 1951-12-09

SALES CLERK in electrical supply
house. Experience not necessary
c. A. LEPPERT, GA Eye st. NV
SALES MANAGER, for established
Garden Plan Memorial Park in
Philadelphia, Pa. e, 900. 900 pop. i.
Opportunity unlimited for righ. man
who believes in the one call close.
ea Reaatifuly Illustrated sales s.lss kit
minded management. Qualifications :
Under 40 yrs. of age, thoroughly
experienced in public relations or
advertising sales plan. ability to
hire. train and manage sales dept,
34l4. Philadelphia 90. Pa.
SALES MANAGER for mafor home
appliances; must be capable Of han.
ding the. whole department and
salesmeni sales I,,! Also know Kitchen plan;
firm doing our own plumbing. heat
ing, carpentry and electrical work
person capable of earnings S10,-
sxrEMSAN e9e Ssar : or s6N mors soo4 Apply j. ave l.
SALES REPRESENTATIVE
Sell guaranteed Aluminium talso
Black Roof Coatings. Aluminium
Trailer Top Coating, Quality Paint
and over 100 other speciality paint
products. all in constant demand by
buildings, stores. property, owners,
tenants, trailer manufacturers,
trailer camps, trailer accessory
stores. etc. Liberal commission and
THE MADISON PAINT CO.. Cleve-
land 2. Ohio.
SALESMAN. junior. young man with
car needed to stock and rotate
merchandise in stores; S57 20 for s.
day week: car mileage paid. Apply
KEEBLER-WEYL BAKING COM
PANY. 42o Swami ave. Alex. Va;
SALESMAN. used cars: must be re-
reliable: reputable new car dealer;
privilege OF selling Dodge trucks.
KIRBY's SALES AND SERVICE.
Call IA. s-S3s3. Ask for Mr.. HUFF.
SALESMAN. hardware store, exper..
farm background beneficial; vaca-
tions holidays. disqualification: g.
VIM. Moore MALoNEY's, INC,
Sl26 Ga. ave, Silver Spring. 81
SALESMAN-Reliable wholesaler with
major electrical appliances has
opening for topisht wholesale
strictly confidential. Reply with
references and experience to Box
sALEsMAN-Full or part time. II
not experienced. We will train men
or women. Joe Tash. NEW YORK
JEWELRY. 7I9 7th st. NV. 10
WEak tyEalshi9ss 9sss susIabd sGHsEEs rs MEss en-
and furnishings; nice surroundings.
perm. position, good salary TO right
man. Apply in person. SCHEER
ssEf3sSMsi.S2ccofPIEGaToRs sEf3Ssi S2c FL as for .stab-
lished industrial insurance route.
Unlimited opportunity for q man
with initiative and ability. Auto
necessary. Apply 500 Victor Bldg.
724 9th st. NV. -15
ALESMAN-Y0ung man to learn
the automobile business in the
sales dept of a G. NJ dealer; about
1928; substantial starting salary.
Own handwriting, Box 255-z. Star.
SALESMAN for mems furnishings
store; excellent earnings, good op-I
portunity. NATIONAL SHIRT SHOP,
942 st. NV. IA
colored. age 25-40: mustI
have car and be able to furnish local
references. Call RA. 1901 Mon.
exper., general retail
store; steady work, good hours and
pay. CAPITOL SURPLUS. 1909 H
st, ne. 3
Evening star., 1951-12-09
HELP MEN

SHoRT-ORDER COOK, 2-19 mid.
six days; good pay. 653 Penna. Sc
Closed Mondays.
SKIP LOCATER, experienced only
fun or part time to work in store
day or evening. MR.. JOSEPH, II!
1th st. NV. NEW YORK JEWELRY
CO.
SPECIAL OFFICER wanted for mem
furnishings store; experience pre-
ferred. Apply NATIONAL SHIRT
SHOP, 942 F st. NV. Ia
OFFICER, white, middle age
for large apartment building. S:3(
pm. to ) am. Must be sober. honest
and reliable. Apply Resident Man
ager, 24S0 18th st. NV. %
SPOTTER, wool. for small dry clean.
ing plant, must be experienced
steady work; good salary. 21I New
sTENoGRAPHER. experienced: per.
manent position. good future. for
man who wishes to learn the bust
APply' IN i1 person JOHN II. vii
STOCK CLERK for wholesale elec-
trio fixture supply house. Good op-
portunity for willing person. Reply
to Box Job. Star. %
STOCK CLERK for wholesale con-
Germ: must be experienced in fillinl
orders. receiving and checking Of
merchandise. Apply Sl5 Pennsyl-
sToekRooM Taaef soej n'Ci CciLERK-pesirable job
for older or slightly Handicapped
person with previous exper in cler-
icaI work.. no tipping required; good
working cond.; 5-day wk. ME.
5g40 for appt .
Evening star., 1951-12-09
statesmen
TU. 1161
statesmen

II you have sold equipment to res
taurants. taverns: hotels or hos
we can offer you steady, all-year
job selling ice cube and Ice fake
machines, ice crushers, bottle COOL
ers and draft beer dispensers on
commission basis, paid promptly on
all approved sales. Automobile is
Evening star., 1951-12-09
Relief Clerk
For transient Washington
hotel.
BOX 447-B, STAR

RESEARCH TECHNICIAN, familiar
to act as technical assistant on re-
search project in general field Of
Jet propulsion. Call OV. 2177. At
LANTIC RESEARCH CORP. Alex
RETAII fT1tIL BAKER WANTED, with ex-
perience, to take complete charge.
Will make, an attractive proposition
on percentage basis. CRUSTY PIE
Co. 80 Q st. ne. MI. Till. Ill
ROUTE MAN, aggressive. neat-ap-
pearing married man with car.
Training on job. Starting salary.
JONES, UN. 1904. s TO $50. for
intArYieH. 4
Evening star., 1951-12-09
HrL.p MEN

EDUCATOR for health
sIs;I sTIs;auass; PpIstersSls astIs. d iii; VI;
thdrcsshouti sdrca g,nnni Virginia witt With mobile
cHURscsHMAN. s; Box 20. &C charIottes.
lottesville 2-4169. Iii
TRUCK DRIVERS (3), colored. Must
be. willing workers, sober and reli-
able. know the city. Good starting
salary, 5.day week, permanent posi-
ton, annual vacation with pay.
Don't phone. Apply in person 7:3O
am. Monday JACOBS PAPER
CO.. 5000 Ga. ave. NV.
DRIVER. white; must be
experienced in handling furniture
and must know the city: 44-hour
SCATES, 4121 18th st. NV.
TRUCK DRIVER and general help,
colored, not over So; must have D.
c driver S permit and local refer
% ences; Apply 7;3o am. Monday,
INC, 602 Pa. ave. Sc.
TRUCK DRIVERS for fuel oil de-
PoLiTAND 1.fi ANDp5fE pPErRoLEuM Ks yanSi CO., % River
I'd; and B. g. o. R.R.. Bethesda,
WI. 6l00. %
TRUCK DRIVER PORTER. colored
ages % to 35; perm. lob; must
have local refs. VIM. NORWITZ
CO., 913 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-12-09
TV SERVICEMEN

Permanent positions inside and out
side with Georges great service or
sanitation. Highest salary for ex-
ance: Insurance. Lenefits. discount
PRIVILEGES; paid vacations. suaran-
teed Advancement; best possible
Cali MR.. Gill. D1. 1900. . am.
to 5 pm.
TV SHOP SERVICE MAN
salary plus excellent bonus, paid
vacation, health benefits. permanent
position. Must be thoroughly ex-
perienced. Also part-time opening,
S27 Upshur st. NV. TU. 3901.-l0
Tv TECHNICIANs-Part time. New
has been organized to give Gus
bench space write BOX 21s-V, Star
TYPIST, age 20-35, accuracy and
average speed of 90 words per min.
required; all-modern employee bene-
nts with an expanding organization.
Call NE. COLL. Ia
ment: DAILsY's, 709 7th st. NV.
TYPIST, !, available for night work,
Monday through Thursday, IL pm.
to am. Sunday II pm. to $50
am. Employe discounts and other
employe benefits. Call or see Miss
Jones, SEARS. ROEBUCK g. CO.
$500 v st. me-; rear Of Bladensburg
I'd. Hot Shoppe. LA. 6-9520. Ill
TYPIST--Billins machine operator.
Remington Rand: excel. working
conditions; subs. pay for steady.
dependable person. METROPOL1-
TAN PETROLEUM CO.. WI. 61oo.
pressing exper. re-
CURED: liberal company benefits,
change for advancement. Apply
employment ofice, WARDMAN PARK
HOTEL, 200 Woodley I'd. NV.
WAREHOUSEMAN
White. 5-day wk., $50 to pm.
Some stock room or warehouse ex-
per. nee. Apply SOUTHERN
Wholesalers. 707 Edgewood st.
ne. Ill
Evening star., 1951-12-09
HELP MEN
statesmen

WITH CARS
j. Give us one week of your time
training period, and we will guar
antee you minimum of $50 a
week If qualified.
!. We pay you $50 for the ene-week
training period
!. We furnish you with fresh leads
from our daily newspaper. radio
vaSsing whatsoever. We have four
permanent. positions for the right
men. Apply
STORES, 925 F st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-12-09

SALESMAN-DRIV ad-
vertised firm desires ambitious man
for route sales, experience not nee
'essary; all company benefits; 5-day
week, guaranteed salary; phone TO.
$500 for appt. Mon. through Fri.
statesmen for our mems furnish
ings dept. Steady and part-time EN-
ployment. Excellent salary. Else
MANS. F at 7th. 10
statesmen, II you can earn over
$3.50 a week. selling watches on
in our long established organiza.,
tion. No down payment required
from customer. immediate com,
JEWELRY CO. 719 7th st. NV:
ed-Frankly speaking, this is truly
a unique opportunity for aggressive
and hard-hitting top flight heating
salesmen to become members OF
Washington's largest and fastest
growing heating and home improve
ment company: to the right type OF OF
earnings. plus an incentive plan ex-
elusive with our organization. natu-
rally We require experienced men
because the quality features OF our
product deserve expert telling and
and showrooms and talk over our
unique proposition. Interview from
9 to Il mornings: CoNSoLLDATED
CO. OF AMERICA 400 H st. ne.
with spare time from
now til Christmas. to. learn a
package store LIQUOR. business; sell
Ing experience required. CLARK's
703 14th st. NV. Ill
SALESMEN-Mr. s. r. Of Illinois
made $1,000; 80 days selling Amer
ica's newest, magic billfold; buyers
everywhere; big commissions ad-
vanced; sample furnished. CHARMS
Ss CAIN. 37-AO West Van Buren,,
Chicago 5.
Statesmen. experienced. to. handle
articles made by the Handicapped;
very good comm: excellent quality
merchandise. 35OS-A 18th ct. ne.
Statesmen . men familiar with
D. C. area, age 25-40; car furnished;
must have local references and d. c.
drivers permit. For apt; inter
view call MR.. WEHMEYER, IA.
Evening star., 1951-12-09

PLUMBERS 1st class, steady, new
CO.. Sort ow TOP 4ssS ssaS es soLAR A
4-111S. Ia
PLUMBERS. experienced. drivers
permit; must have local ref; tor
PAWTowskII. PAsSWSTistI dS. sHar osPs plumber IS! JOE
PLUMBER, pipefitter with foreman
ability; regular work. Write +. O.
Box 1l06. Roanoke, Va. 3
PLUMBERS WANTED-Must be re-
liable and sober; thoroughly under
stand new and remodelng work;
driVer's permit essential. Call ewes
after $50. WO. 2224. %
PORTER in grocery store; general
%ork' exper. preferred: must have
,DDt D G; drivers permit. VI. 1880. 3
DETER: colored, reliable. expert
= am. to 6. p.m.; salary, S35, 2
meals furnished Apply 4Ol5 So.
18th ST. Arlington. Cali TIE. 0096.
PORTER. reliable and experienced
for Chrysler Plymouth leadership;
ton oq qriHss rsb man psrmt ses steady I'D posi-
man any time Monday. ROYAL
MOTORS INC" 4100 Georgia ave.
P0kTER. colored. for office Bldg.
Fine chance for serious minded man
who seeks good opport. Hrs, 4 pm.
TO 1880 am. Mon. through Fri.
SaCslactory refs. required. Ma
ddlONAL, GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY,
era and r SITS, ne. Interviews,
n, am; to pm. III
PORTER. eolored. for Delano Apt
house. 2745 Goth st. NV; only ex-
perienced need to apply. Call AID.
1857 between 8 am. and / pm.
Evening star., 1951-12-09
THE EVENING STAR
l101 Penna. Ave. NV
PI,TJMRER

PLUMBER. jobbing and remodeling
Old firm, good wages; steady work.
Write experience to 1888 Van Ness
st. NV. 10
Evening star., 1951-12-09
HELP MEN

ROOFING and gutter helper. Apply
302 Cedar st. NV. at $50 Mon.
Evening star., 1951-12-09

Observation-Disclosures
Age 26-40; permanent position, all
around maintenance work. Expert
enced in restaurant air conditioning
and refrigeration. Must have car.
Meals furnished. disqualification
and other employment benefits.
APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE,
HOT SHOPPES, INC.
USE STAIRWAY TO End FLOOR
RIM. 200, COLORADO BLDG,
1341 G st. NV. No Phone Calls.