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Evening star., 1951-11-02
Western Union Plans
To Appeal Conviction
On Wire Bets Charge
BY the Associated Press

BRIDGETON. N. j.. Nov. O.
A jury has convicted the Western
Union Telegraph Co. and its local
office manager Of maintaining a
disorderly house where persons
| placed bets.
The huge communications firm
issued statement Immediately
after its conviction yesterday
that it would appeal the deci-
sion, which may affect laws gov
erning the interstate transmission
of messages.
1t took the seven-man, five
woman Cumberland County jury
six and one-half hours to find
the company and its Bridgeton
Office manager, Charles H. Frake,
guilty of the charges.
Western Union faces a possible
maximum fine of $1,000, and Mr..
Frake a $1,000 fine or three years
in prison, or both.
Errors by Judge Charged.
Each of the jurors. polled sep
arately by County Judge David
L. Horuvitz, issued a guilty ver-
dict. The jurist set November
16 as the date for sentencing.
In its statement, the company
said it intends to appeal to the
Appellate Courts of New Jersey
because it strongly believes that
serious errors were committed by
the trial judge throughout the
trial in his ruling as to the law
rejecting proof offered and in the
conduct of the trial"
"a criminal conviction still
leaves the important legal issues
unresolved," the statement added.
Western Union contended
throughout the 25-day trial that
1t is required, under it's franchise,
to send all messages provided they
are not indecent or libelous.
50-Minute Charge to Jury.
Judge HoruvitZ, in delivering a
50-minute charge to the jury be-
fore it retired, said Western Union
must serve all Legitimate custo-
merS without discrimination, but
lit is not required by it's license to
serve those using its facilities for
illegal services"
"A perfectly lawful business may
become a disorderly house by the
manner in which it is conducted" :"
he said.
The State charged that the COM
pany handled 100000 a year in
horse race bets through its Office
in this small South Jersey COM
munity.
The majority of the bet mes
sages were directed to ]. w. Dom
aldson at Clifton, N. j.. the name
the State claimed was used by Leo
Link Of Teaneck. Link currently
| is under indictment as q book
maker.
The trial drew national interest
because 1t involved the question of
transmitting betting information.
Wire betting has been banned by
several States.
The Key West citizen., 1951-05-10
TEN YEARS AGO
WEDNESDAY

noys and girls of Key Vests
safety patrol arrived in Washing
ton last night at Gas, according
to telegram received by Judge
w. " Albury from Myrtland
Gates, director of the patrol who
is supervising the trip.
= = 4
Marion Sutton, Duval county,
las purchased for about $1,000, a
50-foot lot on William street near
Windsor Lane. The property was
TO- mcrly that of Linton Curry.
4 X X
Three Upper Keys communities,
whose residents say they have
been left unprotected against
possible fire, last night won ap-
proval of county commissioners
for a chemical fire truck to oe
used jointly by all three.
\ \
Roy E. Demeritt, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Ben w. Demeritt, yes
terday afternoon was the choice
of his senior classmates for the
l94l Balfour award, one of the
highest honors bestowed by the
high schools graduating class.
X 4 x
The Andrew Jackson High
School Glee Club of Miami will
put on a show here called
.AeaYts and Blossoms"
\ 4
Annual Excursion TO Havana in
connection with Cuban indie
pendcnce Day, May 20, has been
announced by J. H. CoStar. agent
for the PeninSular g. Occidental
Steamship company.
K K X
From the editorial pages of The
Citizen:
"a printer once said of Horace
Grcclcy's notoriously poor hand
writing. If BclShazzar had seen
writing like this on the wall, he
would have been more terrified
than he was.
The Key West citizen., 1951-05-10
10 YEARS. AGO
TODAY

10 YEARS. AGO
TODAY
The battling murder OF Mrs.
Cecilia Turks in February at
Howe street house was marked
closed" as Monroe County's
grand jury returned its report
without making an indictment.
The foreman, G. c. Saunders
said. However, we have reached
the conclusion that Mrs. Turks
was murdered"
\ 4 4
Equipped with heavy roller
and scraper equipment. borrow
cd from WPA through the navy,
workmen will begin the task of
putting Trumbo Island baseball
field into shape Monday.
4 4 X
Myrtland Gates wired The CT
tizcn from Washington, D. c.,
Key West Patrol led the big
parade here yesterday. Will be
home on Monday. All members
arc well and happy"
Gates accompanied the boys
Fnd girls school safety patrol to
Was hington.
K X 4
Mrs. Maitland d. Adams left
Tuesday for WinSton-Salem, N.
c. to spend Mothers Day with
her mother at the family home.
4 X r
Judge William V. Albury this
morning drew jury list of 80
names in preparation for the
opening Of the county criminal
court of record County Solicitor
Allan B. Cleare. Jr,, has prepar
ed information against IA de-
PENDANTS in criminal actions.
4 X 4
From the editorial pages of The
Citizen: Freedom does not mean
the r, hit to disregard the rights
OF others"
The Key West citizen., 1951-05-10
Tuesday Vas
Hottest Day Since
October IL, 1850

The heat is on in Key West!
But only in temperature
estimates from observations
taken at the city office OF
the US. Weather Bureau
here. The bureau noted that
Tuesdays warm spell sent
the mercury up 10 SO degrees.
hottest day since October IL.
1850.
The mean temperature was
s3. a five-degree rise over
the normal temperature OF
70.
Evening star., 1951-02-11
HELP MEN
ISOMETRIC DRAFTS

IS0METRIC CRAFTSMAN to illustrate
on ability. State qualifications. Box
is. Star. i1s
JANITORS. colored. GREGORY Es.
TATES APIS, Seat Pleasant. Md,
10. S-2295. -I2
JANITOR, all night work. Apply in
person. 2100 Conn. ave-, Mon. 4
to 6 pm.
JANIT0R, colored couple to handle
two apartment buildings in NV.
section; must be sober and have
good references; compensation in
Guides living quarters and salary.
Box 2a3-R, Star. IL
JANITOR, for garden-type apts.,
Alexandria Va; eoal-fired stosers;
salary and quarters See MISS
BIGGS, 1910 Vermont ave. NV,
JANITOR, exper.. reliable. sober.
Good salary. nice quarters Garden
type apts- in Arl. Must have good
refs. No children. OW. 636S. -J2
JANITOR. colorcd, 5th class license
tor apt. house. Good salary and
quarters; no children: references.
Appiy resident mgr. 2l4l hyn St.
NV. II
Evening star., 1951-02-11
SPECIAL NOTICES

TAX RETURNS, claims, Federal.
copies; aver. SIS ca. UN. 7o45.
BURIAL CRYPT. 3 sections. de luxe
Abbey Mausoleum; cheap. co. 2424.
BURIAL SITES FOR SALE in Ma
church. Phone OK. 414O or CH
FOR THE MOST BEAUTIFUL deco
rated cakes call HELLER'S BAKERY,
1921 Mt. Pleasant st. NV, co. S1;32
INCOME TAX prepared by an ex-
perienced. reliable accountant at
your home. RA. 1850. 49,
cate copies furnished. MR.. HERON
SH. 0627: hours. 8 to g. IA
INCOME TAX expertly computed
LA 6-654s.
WILL LADY who picked up my pos.
sessions after auto accident at 18th
PRINTING PROBLEMS? Be It small
newspaper. pamphlet, book or ad-
vertising project. let US give yor
reasonable and quality. Well write
copy, supply art, even mail it. Lei
US take your printing worries. Small
accounts very welcome. Box 1881
Star.
TYING DONE expertly at home
work called for and delivered if re-
Quested; manuscripts, all kinds oi
letters. composed If necessary; en-
velopes addressed. HU. 1882.
TAX RETURN prepared in your home
by former Govt. tax agent. JE
j Will NOT BE RESPONSIBLE fo,
any debts other than those con-
tracted by myself. EARL D. SMITH
2812 WiI, 2na NoT s. m NV; w;REspoNs,e,r to,
any debts contracted by any one ,3l
other than by myself in person
WILSON R. MUNGO. 2010 Rose
dale st. ne. No. .. Washington 2
TAX RETURNS PREPARED. book
started and audited by exp ac
countant. JE. 1896, AT. 3172
Evening star., 1951-02-11
HELP MEN
3LECTRoNIC TECHNICIAN; exper

3LECTRoNIC TECHNICIAN; expert
enceu in development and construc-
ton of electgonic and electro-me-
chanlcal devices. Salary commen-
surata with ability, ENGINEERING
RESEARCH ASSOCIATES, INC. 507
18th st. s., Arl., Va. OF. s93S
OPERATOR, colored,
familiar with switchboard opera
ton. Large apartment building on
Conn. ave. Hours am. to- 4 pm
Salary S100 per month Phone
RESIDENT MANAGER. NO. 35g3
Evening star., 1951-02-11
LEARN TO WRITE

l. EXQUISITE" is A SPE-
C1ALIST in evening gowns. 10
is safe to entrust to Exquisite"
Hattie Carnegie gown or any
gown you have paid a lot for
say, in Paris-because Ex-
auisite" ministers to each gar
ment individually. giving it the
exact handling which 1t re-
9uireS. No detail is over
.. EXQUISITE" SPECIAL
lies in dyeing. guaranteed no
shrinkage. We match colors
and our colorS are fast. We
use methods that insure reten-
tion of size and style. We re-
store color, charm and beauty
to faded garments. drapes and
slip covers.
3: so PLAY SAFE: Have
your dye work done by ex-
perts-by Exquisite.
4. THEN PROTECT your ex-
pertly dyed fabrics by having
them cleaned by .experts-by
Exquisite.
5. EXQUISITE" GUARAN-
TEES his work. If you don't
iht II, uOl pay lot II.
BRING or mail YOUR old or
faded garments. drapeS or slip
covers to be reiuvenated to.
"EQUISITE"-The Dye Work
Specialist.
Drive-in Location.
Corner Ga. and N. H. Aves. NV
GE. 9777.
Washington, D. C.
This ad counts 81 on Dyework.
Evening star., 1951-02-11
Classified Ad Rotes
Local Advertisers
Three Lines (Minimum)

I time. 3Sc per line
B to 6 times consecutively. 35c per
line
2 times consecutively 33c per line.
Special Notices and Personal. &c per
line additional.
New Automobiles. 55c per line 4-line
minimum
Evening star., 1951-02-11

When 1nsDertno dduertisementa
addressed to star bores do NOT
inclose original references. photo
graphs or other materials OF per-
soEdl Udlue. Copies serpe the pur-
pose and originals may Get lost
Evening star., 1951-02-11
Al Secretary (F). 81. 900
BOYD'S TOO 18th, Cor. G
ARLINGTON AREA

WOMEN
RECEIPT, typist; doctor S225
School secy.. no shorthand. short
hrs. 5-day - 50, 900
Typist bank; 5-day -. s.. 900
Pvt. secy.; finance; 5-day 81 900
Steno; bank - $1,000
Steno.; legal; no expert; 5-day: $500
Bank clerk; no expert: 5-day; So. 600
File clerk: no expert; 5-day S155
Bookkeeping machine trainee; no
expert; some tying S35
Sales; advertising field; 5-day S55
Cashier; dress shop ----------.S S34
MEN
Business correspondent; 5-day $500
Butcher SIS
Mechanic. heavy equipment $50
Driver for dry cleaning $50 plus
Sales; Venetian blinds; car Open
Grocery clerk " S45
Stock man; 5-day S:35
POTOMAC EMPL. AGCY.
1884 Wilson Blvd. Arl.. oW. 1900.
Evening star., 1951-02-11

NATL EMPL. SERVICE
!o1a 18th 81. NV Ex; 727o,
ATTENTION WOMEN
SECYS. AND STENOGS.
IS Hrs, 5 Days, $3, 800 So 300
sEGYs. 70 TOP MEN
COME IN Or PHONE }I,or
Also BeginnsEs and f,E Rusty sh9rthhssnd
MANY Observation-Disclosures.
PART TIME AND TEMP. POSITION sS # N
AND MANY OTHERS
CLERK-TYPISTS
35 Hrs, S Days, $2,700-$ So, 400
MANY REcEPTToNIsT TYPIsTs
ASST. BKKPRs. -TYPIsTs. $500
SECY.-TYP1STS, Gen. ins. 81, 500
AND MANY OTHERS.
CLERKS, NO TYPING
ASST. PERSONNEL TRAIN DIRECT.
AIRLINE REsERvAT1oN1sTs. s pAs
AND MANY OTHERS.
MEN
SERVICE REPRESENTATIVES. t25
chanical or electrical engineering,
statesmen. accounting ~sueT systems IS diVi- W..
sion $500 plus commission.
CLERKS 0ike figures) S52 wk
CLERKS liable to read blueprints),
S195 mo.
sTENoGRAPHERs S23O-S270
STOCK RM. MEN tAlex.) $50 wk.
ASST. CREDIT MGR, retail store
exper. S55-S60 wk.
JR. ACCOUNTANT tdegree) $3.50 mo.
AIRLINE TICKET AGENTS, S195 mo-
PARKING GARAGE MANAGER. no
exper. nee. -- 5000 mo.
ROUTEMEN $40 gk.
ENGINEERS -TECHNICALS
Jr. and Sr .Engr. openings in cleo
trical. mechanical, civil
MATHEMATICIANS Industrial con-
trols). Openings in research design
development and production. Work
on electrontcs, radar, sonar and
JR AND sR. CRAFTSMEN. Bring
SAMPLES. Opening locally and al
parts U. s. A. Please bring or send
employment record and college
transcripts when possible. -I2
Evening star., 1951-02-11
JANITORS

We need 2 good men to fill perma-
nent positions as Janitors in The
Star Bldg; applicants should be 25.
30 yTs, OF age, willing to give regu-
lar attendance and must be able to
pass a physical exam. Apply per
sonpel Room 500 Open weekdays
S:3O-5 and Saturday OIL.
The EVENING STAR
110I Pennsuluopta Az. A. u1
Evening star., 1951-02-11
Insulation Crew Helper

Experienced in machine operation
and installing bats Phone Mon
day. XII. $1,000.
INSTALLATION MAN-We do com.
plete remodeling of kitchens: excel
working coud. and good pay to right
man. For appointment, call AP
5000; ewes, AP. 1867. III
INSURANCE AGENTS - We have
openings for reliable life insurance
debit men. between ages $3.50. Ref.
erences required but no experience
necessary. CAN MA. 1907 between
10 am. and pm. for interview
CAPITAL CITY LIFE IESUR ANCE
CO., 507 f ST. NV. -J2
INVESTIGATORS, insurance work
must type 45 words per minute anc
have. car: age 1896; permanent
position. good future. Telephone
after 3 I'M only. MA. OS3l IL
Evening star., 1951-02-11
HELP MEN

CCOUNTANT-C.P.A exper. in auto
ms. or auto rental field; must be ca
pable of supervising office personnel;
splendid opport. with leading COM
pany: attrac. salary and profit-shar-
ing bonus; our present manager leav-
tails Of age. exper.. etc Replies will
be kept strictly confidential. Box
255-R. Star. -12
ACCOUNTANT OFFICE MANAGER.
experienced only; excellent oppor-
tunity. hospital equipment CO.. long
established; 500 to $40. Write Box
AecotNTASr. NiT:AsSr junior. o.. eoekkeeplps * ,E
economical cafeteria. Apply bet: 9
INSURANCE CO. s16 14th st. NV.
ACCOUNTANT. graduate, for natl.
service organization; some exper.
in general accounting desirable; must
be able to take complete charge
of books; age $3.50: excel. working
sond 4ohour 5day wee6; e6o PAID
dress replies to Box 1s5-M, Star.
ACCoUNTANCY STUDENT for steady
part-time work on drugstore books;
local refs. pref. RA. 1881.
SOLICITOR. at once.
by eStabIlSheC SUBURBAN weekly to
build dept; experienced. strong on
layout: age no barrier if qualified;
car necessary: salary and commits
sion. Write fully: Box 257-R, Star.
Advertising Production
ASSISTANT
Agency desires young man to start as
assistant in production department
Good opportunity to learn advertis-
ing thoroughly. Start $50 wk.. in
creaSeS commensurate with ability
Write personal details, age, etc.
Box 131-R Star.
AGENT FOR LIFE ms. route. Sc.
Washington; weekly premium.
monthly and regular ordinary: excel.
opportunity; 500 bond required.
Day phone. Ma. $3.50: ewes, HI. 6155.
AMBULANCE DRIVER and helper
with drivers license. white: prefer
married men of good habits; worth
while positions for worthwhile men
with refs; excel. wage scale. See
MR.. COUNCIL. 1923 L st. NV
SERVICE MAN BY dis
tTibutor Of large household cleo
Mical appliances; must have car in
good condition; salary and car al
lowance; permanent; excellent op-
Brent. SIMON DISTRIBUTING
CORP, 615 Pa. ave. NV. RE. also.
Evening star., 1951-02-11

ELECTRoNIC MAINTENANCE MAN
Men needed for emergecy service.
3Ia days wk.. on electronic super
visory system: day shift IL pm,
calls handled from home; night
shift z pm-S am: sleeping quarters
provided Examinations given daily
between 3-5 pm. at 1909 K st. NV
White only Ill
Evening star., 1951-02-11
ENGINEER

Excellent opportunity for white man
for office building; must be reliable
and able to supervise personnel;
good starting salary with advance
ment. See Mr.. Gedney, with LEGUM
& GERBER REALTY CO., 2637
Conn ave NV
Evening star., 1951-02-11

COOKS
All-around cook with hotel or restau-
rant experience. Apply personnel
office.
HOTEL STATLER
L Street Entrance -13
COOK colored man, to
cook noon meal and drive bus for
private school; must be experienced,
have Md license. references. Salary
$500. OIL. 800.
COUNTERMAN, experienced, white
for evening shift in downtown res
taurant; Sundays off, DIKEMAN'S
RESTAURANT. 500 18th st. NV
DISHWASHER--Hours 2 to 1876
pm: S25 week DECATUR LUNCH
472R 14th st. NV III
DISHWASHER. night work; good pay
BASSIN'S GRILL. 1920 Wis. ave
OIL. $3.50.
Evening star., 1951-02-11
ASSISTANT
BUYER
EXPERIENCED FOR
WOMEN'S SHOES

Unusual opportunity for ag-
greSsive ambitious young
man with good sales back
ground. Reply giving full
resume of qualifications in
cluding age, education and
experience. Box 184-R, Star
Evening star., 1951-02-11
he EVENING . i Al

ENGINEER. 5th class license for apt,
ing cond. Apply ALBAN TOWERS,
300 Mass. ave. NV. Ill
ENGINEER for large retail organ;-
cation; must have No. 3 engineers s
license; permanent position. excel
lent company benefits; 40-hr s.
DAY wk.: pleasant working condi-
tons. state age. exper.. quaiifica-
r19lSE .ions ete Box CIR. Star: Ia
terial inspectors, college graduates
or equivalent training, with basic
knowledge of strength of materials
Should be familiar with conventional
laboratory and field methods of
sampling and testing various types
OF construction materials. Personnel
director, WASHINGTON SUBURBAN
SANITARY COMMISSION, Hyatts-
vile, Maryland.
ENGINEERS WANTED; Bird class or
9th, and 9TH. for office bldg. In
reply give age and previous place OF
employment. Box ASK, Star. Ia
ENGINEER, 3rd class; sober, reliable.
for h.p. boilers. 1920 Upton st. NV.
, Ia
ENGINEERS and surveyors. needed
by local consulting firm, Field and
ONCE assignment open. Call CHI.
ENGINEER. MECHANICAL, exper..
tnorough knowledge plumbing. heat
ing and yentilating Take complete
charge OF estimating and purcbas-
ing. Some detailed drawings and
field supervision; ref. required. Box
lS9-M, Star
Evening star., 1951-02-11
PERSONAL tcont. ;,
Euclid Nursery School
POPULAR PIANO

Gives your child, aged 30, trained
care and model equipment, outdoor
activities. hot dinner. Hours, 7
an. To 6::3N d m. co 2o66
Evening star., 1951-02-11
U. S. EMPL. SERVICE

Clerical and Professional once.
Old Post Office Bldg,
SaI MaIRmFEMSLE LRlh q, nv
Clerk. 1BM banS exp. TsE3 70 sa.1oo
Clerk. .radio-ra fer parts: to 5000
Clerk-typists, LIN. 35 w.p.m.;
Craftsmen, elec. dsgn. exp; to 3.S25
Craftsmen, stat. exp. 3lO0
EDUCATION officers, degree. exp.
Education specialist. dgr., exp. WV
telec. .maint1 1900
tordn) 1900
EssIsssr.: EssaTs5 to civil, degree: exp: sssgg sgg
Engineers; electronics. degree 49,.
or qualif. exp: to 5.400
2 yr. wire comm; o. 5.4O0
Ensineer. inaatsriaIs materials - 5,ssSS5
Engineers, mechanical (design
ordn. or toolsl; to -, 1900
plus EXP. fire pvtn.I ~~--- .3.s25
ngineerS, ordnance: to 1900
Engineers. ordnance (editing);
to - 4 600
engineers. structural - 5,400
Engineers, tool; to - 1000
| Engineers. welding -- 3,S25
Engineering craftsmen (genI);
Geographers. degree; 1 yr. exp;
to 400
Illustrator Gree hnd. & mech, 'o
Instructor, MA. bus. adm. 1900
engrJ ----~-HN-N 1900
fngrpt; identify - 1900
Industrial analysts (electr. exp.
engr. type); to - $500
Industrial specialists tnon-fer-
rous metalsI .-- $500
and allied prod $500
constr. invest. bank, mfg 10000
Mathematicians, degree telec-
trn. bkgr.l - 1900
travel 1900
bkgrJ: to Ie~-- $500
Phys icists, degree; to - 5.40D
Position classifier. ] yr. exp. - 4.600
Publications planner. exp. vari-
gubl plan. supvr.> exp, varitype 3.I0o
Research analyst. MA, exp. 6,400
Stenographers tS0-100 w.pm1;
Teietype oprs. t3 mo. exp.,. to- 3.s7s
Training offieer. BIS. exp. 1900
Germ. Polsh., Russn.5 4,e00
DO NOT TELEPHONE, --l3
Evening star., 1951-02-11

Electronic Craftsmen
Need Immediately experienced eIec-
tronic craftsmen for major project
located in Florida Attractive sal
ary Applicants must be U. s. citi-
zens. Call DI. 33Ol. Ii
Evening star., 1951-02-11
INSURANCE statesmen

To service and sell ordinary and
industrial on established debts.
Tenas sss5s sSa s9mssi9n apns n sTgs
LIFE INSURANCE CO., 1880 L st.
NV, ST. S2e5. Sun. and ewes, Mr..
Hayre, Kenmore 3-6592.
Evening star., 1951-02-11
INVESTIGATOR

Collector. inside and outside work, for
old-established finance company; sal
ary and car expense: permanent po-
sition. Apply OLD COLONY FINANCE
CORP, 3219 r. /. ave, Mt. Rainier,
Evening star., 1951-02-11
HELP WANTED AGENCIES

ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY has the
top school and office positions. Colo
RADIO bldg, 14th and G. RE. 3a3S.
Tv MECHANIC. car nec.. ss5 wk.;
rec. and ship. elk. h. S. educa., S175
kinds of auto mechanics. Miss Day,
PERSONNEL SERVICE. 1911 G st.
NV MA 2l17
HOTEL MEN. all kinds; clerks audi
tors, accountants, tel. oprs.: etc. See
Mr.. Ford today at BOYD SERVICE,
700 18th. cor. G. Ma. 234o.
STENOGRAPHERS (m,), S275 mo.
up; typist, $50 wk.. exper. Book
keepers-accountants. hourly open
ings. Miss Bell. at BOYD SERVICE.
700 18th, cor. G. Ma. 2340.
STENOGRAPHERs tm), $50. sos wk.
Typists, $50 wk. Accountants, S75
wk. Statesmen all kinds. Miss Nor
gan, PERSONNEL SERVICE. 1911 G
ST. NV. Ma. $3.50.
SELECT sECRETARIAL POSITIONS
with exclusive Arms. Capitol Hill.
defense work. See Miss Young at
PERSONNEL SERVICE: est, est; n T.
Epiphany di, isie church. ST. ST. sss4 next 70
DIETICIAN %, exper.. ADA with
AlOopAtnlf I-OV utEulo- ~ OllNC.
Miss Evans, BOYD SERVICE. 700
18th. cor. G. NV. MA. 2340.
ACCOUNTANT tm). SIS wk., with
college background exper.; frequent
raises, exclusive future. Miss Bell,
BoYDS, 700 18th, cor. G.. Ma.
234o.
CM.) with plumbing
others hourly; Visit Miss Bell
Ma. 2340.
ATLAS 1920 N. Y. AVE.
Secy's, stenos.. typists. bkprs.. recpt-
sypists. file clerks, payroll clerks
bkpg. INCH. oprs. Many others.
1870 N. Y. AVE. NV. RIM. 500
WOMEN
Med. Sec'y., DR.. office, Arl, Va. So. 900
Med. Steno. pt. time, d'phone, Open
Dent. Ass'ts full and pit. time, Open
Med. Sec'y., type, die. t3) So 900
r. N. DR.. ONCE (typel - $1,000
Physio-therapist. DR.. Office, to 81. 900
Technicians (wh. or COLI S2.S75 UP
Housekeeper. hospital; salary open,
plus maintenance.
PROFESSIONAL
PLACEMENT SERVICE
1740 x ST. NV RE. 4S5S
Evening star., 1951-02-11
ELEVATOR OPERATOR

Colored experienced operator with
license for permanent job will
The Evening Star; 25-35 years o
ash. capable of passing a physica
exam. Apply Personnel Room 50G
Open weekdays, 1905; Sat. 81
No phone calls
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1951-02-11
WALTER H. KESSLER
LLOYD'S NEEDS

Engineer, mech. heating-air cond..
exp. (2) S5;000-S7, 600
Engineer, radio, exp. --- S5,400
Statistician. anal, communications;
communication experience $4,000
Salesman. comm. tire. exp, car and
expense account --. S25O
Salesman. adv. good opport. Open
Steno.. good advance. -------Open
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LLOYD'S EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
1920 N. Y. Ave, Rm. 800. ST. 2207
Evening star., 1951-02-11
Branch Manager Trainee
HousEHoLp FINANCE

CORPORATION
Permanent salaried position with
national financial organization Of
fers job security and excellent ad-
vancement opportunity. Executive
type: college experience preferred.
Begin as credit investigator and
adjustor. All modern employe bene-
fit program. Apply Monday until
pm, HOUSEHOLD FINANCE
CORPORATION. 1914 Georgia ave-,
Silver Spring. Nd.
BRICKLAYERS for Fairmont Heights
School, Chapel Oak, Nd, or 22nd
and S sts. NV. -12
BRTCKLAYERs, white. UN. s61s.
BuLLDozER OPERATOR with Gle
ROBERTS E. LATiMER, Jr., River
re. and B. & Q. R. R.. West Bethes-
da, Md -15
BUTCHER-Excellen opportunity ex-
lists for capable man. Must be re-
liable. non-drinker and able to
furnish references. Apply In person
only. 2401 Nichols ave. Sc. lie
BUTCHER, experienced. Apply 614
7 st. NV. -13
Evening star., 1951-02-11
HELP MEN

CASINETMAKERS, qualified to, do
fine special millworii::. Established
Arm. Year. around work Exceptional
working conditions and benefits
Call ARLINGTON MILLWORK CO..
OF. Oil; or FIR. 41B7 after 6 pm.
Evening star., 1951-02-11
Janitor-D Delivery Man

10I Pennsylvania Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1951-02-11

TAX RETURNS, claims. Federal
State. expertly prep: amended
copies; aver. SIS ca. UN. 704o.