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Evening star., 1951-09-24
Lung Surgery for -Four Diseases,
With Cancer Most Common

that it is a standard operation
and success is expected. Partial
lung removal for cancer and for
tuberculosis caused a good many
problems. but surgery finally
solved these too.
Operations for tuberculosis are
Ifrowned on by many physicians,
except when they are a last re-
sort. And such operations come
after long history of tubercu-
losis. In numbers, lung operations
for tuberculosis probably rate
third.
In second place, at least until
the antibiotics came into wide use
were removals of parts Of lungs
for assesses. A bullet or a bay
onet can also cause conditions
similar to lung abscess and the
remedy is the same operation
Many such operations were per-
formed on soldiers during and
after World War II.
Fourth in frequency is opera.
ton for bronchiectasis. This i
a disease in which the lung Ii
unable to get rid Of its own secre.
1tions, and violent coughing re.
suits. The trouble is formation
Of sacs in the bronchial tubes
Surgery is sometimes used to cor.
lrect this trouble.
Evening star., 1951-09-24
Jenner Fights TaxRise,
Charges Government
Tosses Money Away
By J. A. O'Leory

Senator Jenner. Republican. of
Indiana, became the first law
maker to speak out against any
increase in taxes as the Senate
resumed debate today on the
pending $5.5 billion revenue
measure.
The Indiana Senator said in
a speech prepared for delivery
this afternoon that he is opposed
to voting any more tax dollars to
an administration Throwing away
our hard-won earnings with utter
recklessness.
Most Senators are ready to vote
for new tax bill to help finance
the defense effort. They probably
will wrangle all week over its
size. however. with a bloc of 13
Democrats and 2 Republicans
fighting to boost it closer to the
Presidents request for $40 billion.
Original Request Slashed.
The House approved a $7.2 bill
lion program. and the Senate
Finance Committee chopped an
other SIT billion from that figure
The odds are against any substan-
\ tlal increase in the committee
total. but administration sup
porters will offer more than Is
amendments to increase the yield.
The Senate spent=four days on
the bill last week without reach
ing any of the major issues. It
met at 10 am. again today-two
hours earlier than usual-but in
olcationS are. it will take most of
the week to pass the bill.
Senator Douglas, Democrat of
Illinois. announced yesterday he
will try to eliminate business
booze" as an item of expense de-
ductible in figuring taxes. He
said his amendment also would
limit to $12 a day the amount of
business travel expenses that could
be deducted for tax purposes. He
said he wants to put stop to
high living at public expense"
Would Oppose ANY Tax Bill.
Senator Jenner said the Finance
Committee has undoubtedly put
together the best revenue-raising
bill that could be devised to wiring
another SIS billion to So billion out
of the American people, but
must oppose good tax bill as
vigorously as I would oppose a bad
tax bill.
Il do not want to take any
more money from the American
people and give it to their Govern
ment."
He said that barring open war,
we can cut our present tax rates,
reduce Government spending by
many billions, and have better de-
fenSe, a better foreign policy and
domestic policy, and more truly
American Government than we
have today"
Evening star., 1951-09-24

sums from its treasury for the en-
Icouragement of free trade unior
movements in Europe and else
where and for anti-Communist
work made a special plea in be-
half of the Voice of America.
It advocated that the Govern.
ment devise ways and means o1
making the Voice of America
more effective and assuring il
adequate funds for meeting the
tasks before it which are all-iln.
portant to our national security
and role of international leader.
ship"
Would Aid Nationalists.
The AFL said it favored sup.
port of our Governments present
policy of according moral anc
material assistance to the develop
ing of democratic resistance
movement" on the Chinese main.
land and the strengthening o.
Nationalist military forces OF
Formosa.
After the signing Of the Jap.
anese peace treaty here two week.
ago, the convention said the mex
order of business should be a rea
peace treaty for Germany.
The convention today took VI
what is probably its main job
framing a program for politica
action in next years nationa
elections.
Talk was of getting labor
friends elected, and there wa
every indication the AFL wa
ready to toss a record amount o
money into the 1852 elections
Evening star., 1951-09-24
By Howard W. BIokesIee
Asxnriotad pFaxx Srianra EditoY

NEW YORK, Sept. 24.-There
Iare only four diseases for which
portions of lungs, or entire lungs
are removed as has been done
with King George.
They are cancer, lung assesses
tuberculosis and cysts. The first
three are standard operations, ano
i'm themselves not specially dan
gerous. The fourth is rare because
the lung cysts don't show up often
and when they do they already
have done most of their damage
in other organs.
It is possible to do other lung
operations, but they would bt
pioneering. and it is unlikely thai
doctors would risk a king as 6
guinea pig.
Most frequent lung resectior
(the medical term for cutting ou'
part or alb is cancer. The frs
of these operations that succeeded
was done only about 20 years ago
in st. Louis. Before that. lunl
cancer operations failed. In tina
case a tough-minded doctor. who's
lung was hopeless, told his sur
geon to go ahead and take it out
Since then such skill has beer
developed in removing whole lung
Evening star., 1951-09-24
West Virginia Youth, Is,
Blamed in Five Fires
by the Asseeiossd Pres.

KEYSER. w. Va, Sept. "a
West Virginia authorities moved
a step nearer solution of a year.
long wave Of vandalism today
after the arrest Of a 16-year -old
Mineral County youth who "likes
to watch things burn"
Corp. o. G. Webley and Trooper
Frank w. Bowley Of the State po-
lice said the boy admitted setting
five fires between August 80 and
September 10.
Police said a lie detector test
made on the boy by Sergt. N. c.
Roger of Charleston indicated that
he set fire to buildings at the Ben
net Mine, Piedmont Hill, a pas
ture on the farm of Harry We'll
ton, a television tower atop Pied
mont Hill and a farm house oc-
cupied by Isaac Shockey on the
Welton farm.
Evening star., 1951-09-24

for two. had been watching Mr..
Gromyko here for some hint
There was no sign they got one,
French Foreign Minister Rob-
ert Schuman arrived back Sat-
urday from Ottawa.
Informed sources say there has
not been an open bid for a bi-
lateral conference. apart from a
Big Four meeting, but that Mr..
Schuman's return may provide the
key to a series Of puzzling events,
The speculation here centers
on the absence Of harsh talk by
the Russians about the French in
Indochina, the fact that Russia
Evening star., 1951-09-24
King
(Continued From First Page.)

family was also nearby. Queen
Mother Mary. "a. kept in touch
by telephone from her residence
at Marlborough House.
Windsor Returns to London.
The Duke of Windsor, whose
|abdication in 1896 made George
King, hurried to London from
Paris. He left his American-borr
duchess in Paris. She has never
been accepted by the royal family
Queen Mary was waiting foi
him at Marlborough House wher
he arrived there in a royal car tt
join the family vigil. A few per.
sons outside recognized their for
mer king and cheered him.
There was no change in the
plans Of Princess Elizabeth anc
the Duke Of Edinburgh to leave
next week for Canada.
Good wishes poured in from al
parts Of the empire. Most British
newspapers ran editorials express,
ing hopes for q speedy recovery.
Opinions vary on how long re,
covery may take. but most au.
thorities believe from Z to II
weeks.
The Kings illness overshadowee
political campaigning for the gen.
eral election set for October Is
Political quarters, however, CAV,
little credence to suggestions thai
the election might be postponed
They pointed out that Prime
Minister Attlee, who set the date
did so after consulting the Kine
just a few days before the opera.
ton was decided on.
There were indications that &
council Of state might be set ur
| to take over the Kings duties Il
Evening star., 1951-09-24
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.. 80


has recently returned two patches
of Alsatians captured as German
war prisoners, and the fact that
the Russians saw fit to give the
French news about the kind
treatment of q French consul in
termed in North Korea.
Evening star., 1951-09-24
Couple Robs Churches

PARIS, Sept. "a (P.-Police
said today they arrested a middle.
aged Paris couple who admitted
they made $50 a day for the last
three years by robbing collection
boxes in fashionable Pari,
churches They fisled bills from
the boxes, using knitting needle;
tipped with glue.
Evening star., 1951-09-24
AFL
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Continued From First Page.)
decisions of such boards to be
binding.
4. Optional retirement at full
annuity regardless of attained age
after Is years service and after
20 years service for all employees
in hazardous occupations.
Raise in Travel Funds.
5. Increase in travel allowance
to SIS a day for employees in travel
status and IL cents per mile for
official use of privately owned
automobiles.
6. Amendment of the Hatch
Act to permit Federal employees
participation in local non-partisan
elections.
7. Prevent employment or con-
tinuance in service Of persons dis
loyal or otherwise unfit and many
other improvements in working
conditions.
The American Federation OF
Government Employees is repre-
sented here by President James
B. Campbell, Secretary Treasurer
Berniece B. Heftner and Vice Pres
ident Howard B. Myers.
Mr.. Campbell said the union
had decided to put on drives tc
organize the unorganized Govern
ment workers in various parts
of the country. The first two will
be in Chicago and California
where more than 100000 Fedora
workers are employed. Scores o1
organizers are to be shifted tt
the areas.
Propose Foreign Policy.
Meanwhile, the AFL's interna.
tional relations committee pro.
posed an 11-point program fol
United States foreign policy
based on the signing Immediately
of German and Austrian peac.
treaties whether or not the Rus
slams agree.
The report of the committee
which is certain to obtain con.
vention Endorsement also Saic
that Korean peace talks should bt
resumed only in a truly neutra
area"
The AFL which has spent vas
Evening star., 1951-09-24
|Gromyko Departs,
No Hint on Paris Talks
Az The Assosiated Press

PARIS, Sept. 24.-Soviet Dep
uty Foreign Minister Andrei Gro.
myko left Paris for Moscow yes
terday by plane, the Soviet EN-
bassy said this morning.
He arrived by road Saturda.
from LIE Havre, after crossing
from New York. He had attended
the Japanese peace treaty con-
ference at San Francisco.
High French officials, scentint
an attempt by Russia to ge
France across q conference tabl,
Evening star., 1951-09-24
Freight Average LII Tons

CHICAGO. - Average load OF
freight per train in 1850 was about
.1,211 tons, the highest on record
and an increase Of 6.3 per cent
over q peak 1,139 tons in the rec
ord-breaking war year, 1914.
Evening star., 1951-09-24
SENSATIONAL Ne1O / edchIng IeChnIqUe
-Four Times as Fast at One-F Fourth O.
WorId-Famous Arthur Muroy Dance Studios in
Washington Announce Biggest News in Profes-
sionoI Dance Instruction Since Arthur Murroy
Perfected "Masie Step" Is Years Ago

The Arthur Murray Studios in
Washington have announced
an amazing new dancing in
Struction method that has, at
last, brought the cost of the
worlds best-known instruc-
ton to a new low price that
makes dancing lessons pos
sible for everyone.
In making the announcement,
Ethel Fistere, Director of
Arthur Murray Studios, said
"for years and years Arthur
Murray has been perfecting
a method of teaching the
general public dancing as we
teach our own instructors. We
have long felt that most peo-
pie can learn dancing as fast
and as we'll as our own expert
instructors learn the new
steps. After these years of
Evening star., 1951-09-24

Despite talks Of going Republican
the signs were out the Federation
would again support the National
Democratic ticket in the main.
Evening star., 1951-09-24
FOUND.

CAT, male. 6 mos. old. tiger stripe. white
marking. 900 South Columbus ST.. Alex
andria. Owner or good home. XII.
ENGLISH SETTER PUPPY, orange Belton,
red and white, about mos. old, found
in Chevy Chase, Nd. Phone WI. 771S.
GLASSES, on Upper 10th st. Phone ia
2455.
MALE PUP, mos old. white with brown
markings. vic. 1900 Mt Vernon ave-,
Alexandria. KI. 9-3959.
GOLD MEDAL AND CHAIN on Mass. ave.
NV. Owner phone WO. 2096. r
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LOST

BILLFOLD, in or near Conversational LIB
or on Mt. Pleasant car, with $50, Florida
Call Ma. 1884 25'
CHANGE PURSE. green SIX. lost Friday
Contained money EN-. Sssi
COLLIE PUP, female. sable and white; vic
u 18th ,S17 e; Afl' Va; childs pet. Reward
sept Fl rOFFR ReTsrd g' sa Il sSsF ss47 spring 5
DOG: black and white resembles husky
eoss ahS sS fo %x 5ss snd dRs
Lost vic. 18th and R. L ne. -24
HOUND DOG, lge.,, white with big rec
zo6 MS Bia sroq1d Lothian S MCgp
Lothian. Nd. or cali 10: 2:8a2s M3t
HOUND PUP, male, mos. old, black with
Arl. Reward. GIL. 2734. 30
SILVER BLUE MILK SCARF, bet. Jelleff'i
sR Sf'J: a4S SAFas Faisf h1 HGsi si41 FsdRf
3002. IA
5 KEYS. leather case; Neb. ave, betweei
Conn snd S F9xhsil sTag dnI, I'd Phone Ho 445a
Vicinity. Liberal reward Cali Ex. S$40
WRIST WATCH, Lady Elgin. Sunday eve
ytop yic GSeH RsH.r5 sVi wo snc fs5s MCKINLEY st. su
WRIST WATCH. Iady's, gold, eemca, gol
flexible band, downtown or No. 20 car
Reward. WI. 631S. Pc
TAFFY
etrayed or stolen from 16 5th st. n,
oa Friday, September 21. light tan pc
dog about 8 pounds; anxious for he
return; anyone finding her please ca
PATSY LYNN at 16 9Th st, ne, L.
3-7563. after O'Clock pm.
$40 REWARD
Evening star., 1951-09-24

dance by the Arthur Murray technique an invitation to
come in for free dance analysis free guest lesson
determine eligibility for this particular type instruction
Said Mrs Fisere through this dance analysis and guest
lesson quickly determine the prospective students
accordingly"
All persons desiring have analysis and guest
lesson FREE should phone Executive 40O or 90 to the
Arthur Murray Studios at 11o6 Connecticut There
Evening star., 1951-09-24

careful study and tireless
effort by the Arthur Murray
staff, we can now announce
that this expert method of
learning dancing Is available
to everyone"
According to Mrs. Fistere the
sensational new technique is
based on a concentration Of
various dance step combina-
tions that heretofore have
been taught individually.
The cost Of the new instruc-
ton is 75% less than former
methods and the student
learns in just one-fourth OF
the time.
Anyone desiring complete in
formation should dial EXecu-
tive 400. is
Evening star., 1951-03-09
Real Estate Salesman

Real Estate Salesman
EXCELLENT opportunity in active Falls
Church office with more prospects
tnan our STAFF can handle. Liberal
commission on listings and sale.
Can Mr Wsgner. ARFAX REALTY,
REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN-Fuil or
part time. men or women, day or
night. Learn to earn $4,000 yr.
part timem Sales lectures" start
Also Sat. II am. repeat lecture /!
l156 Mass. ave. NV. See PAUL
MILLER, Broker. D. c.. Nd, Va
only "go-getters" need apply,
Don't miss any lecturesl Lectures
free," Be on time, %
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN-Actiy
sc. broker needs statesmen; leads
furnished; car necessary. LU.
4-43S2. 7. PAUL MUDD Coll
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN-We have
openings for 2 full-time men with
sound sales background, with thor
oush knowledge of nearby Va: real
estate experience desirable but not
essential If otherwise qualified. Cali
Mr. Hart. REALTY, INC, IA.
Evening star., 1951-03-09

nours, y to B; regular pay increases:
sickness and retirement benefits
CALL NA eaa5. EXT. 80, FOR Appr.
%
ADDREssOGRAPH GRAPHOTYPE
operator, experienced: s-hr. day. g.
day week: 3--person ofice; good
snss snes and salary desired, Box 73-V,
ALTERATION on dresses. coats and
need nee spply; excel salary. WAR
ALTERATIoN HAND. Nj n'~; experienced.
ior dress shop; permanent position; !;
To9a Too99da Pay; pay MELGRAs FAsHioNs,
AITERATIRooNi lHRoi ave HAND on GlG ladies',
nop no phoning. MADAME ROSE. 1907
ALTEkAfio6N fai aES6 HANp-youns girl to
ss'sEssSfs WhaRso '2a shoFD o5sDes: vs.
ALTERlAiTiIRo,SS, \, HELp-ThorourbMlv Ms ..-
perlenced only; top salary. excellent
yTsSg5king ysgk conditions. JENNY SHOP.
ALTERATnfooN; ALIf1 iHno; Wa WOMAN, co,ored, ne ns.t
S35 per week. THE PRINCESSs;
SHOP, HOS F st. NV.
ASST BOOKKEEPER. some typing:
no exper. necessary; h, s. grad:
oyer oyer L.; Apply in person. V1RGA a.
CO. 7126 Wis. ave-, Bethesda, Md.
ASSISTANT HoUsEKEEPER. leading
MOTEL; must have exper. and ref:
age 3o-45. Box 220-V. Star. III
ATTENDANTS, full and part time,
iaunderette. Apply in person, 45l4
Lee @ hwy Arlington, or phone ia.
n
full and part time.
iaunderette. Apply in person, to 8.
1908 Champlain st. NV, nr. 18th
and Columbia rd -
Evening star., 1951-03-09
Evening Star Building

TV INSTALLATION-Men experienced
to work for reliable. progressive or
ganlzation; 6-day week. many EN-
ploye benefits. Future assured to
quallYned 1Yis person, Apply Mr.. Bolts.
LACfS. INC. 1880 Half st. sw.
Tv TEcHNICIANs. experienced Set
up. bench work and outside. Only
aua,lned men need apply: 6-day
week, many employe benefits. One
OF Washlngton's largest and most
ptEogresslys storas at,sr teieyision and appliance
HnUd 1nture assured to capable men.
LAcY's. INC. 1880 SUE Hall ms St. ss%' S9''s'
TYPIST to write labels In drugstore:
nours to g. Saturdays o to 2, no
Sundays. Give age, salary and ref
HoLsTERERissoWEsx;ceSlIIssnptt sTERIEH isos; SIspt WORKING work.
HOFFMAN UPHoLsTERHETRss, sfT HTs AiPplY i91i
wAREHounssEE nsE MAN. familiar ia 9,t,
must be capable Of filline estslisrs ordeIs
Keeping inventory Of stock and tools
and routing trucks: good salary
state age and exper. Box 1851,
part time. age 4s to 60:
az DAY Sunday, Monday and Thurs
Gay evenings; must be able to PASS
rigid physical; permanent position
Appiy IN person in morning at
HECH1NGER CO., 18th and H sts.
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WATCHMAN
NIGHT
Department store experience neces-
erous employe benefits. Apply. per
sonnel office. 9th floor.
GOLDENBERG'S
7th. Sth and K SITS. NV.

WINDOW TRIMMER, exp,. for drur-
store windows. None other need an,
oily. Salary open. NO. 1922. IA
WOODWORKER for repair work in
furniture refinishing shop. LU
81 S4D ID
YARD MAN, to care for small area in
downtown location. Apply house,
keeper. HOTEL DUPONT PLAZA
YARD MAN. colored. honest. able to
drive auto. Box 3Q0-S. Star, 3
MAN for small stock room. handling
small copper tubing and to drive
light delivery truck; z to 4; 5-day
week. Perm. position for right man
Apply 2009 K St. NV, between 8
and IL, MR. JONES. Ill
MAN. for general warehouse work
filling orders. putting away freight
pay: S41.sb per week. Apply
HUTLER-FLYNN PAINT COMPANY,
500 g Ut, NV. 10
Evening star., 1951-03-09
HELP WOMEN tcont.) J

BEAUTY OPERATORS for 18th and
F ,sts.. 18th and Columbia I'd. and
4th and r. I. ave. shops. Top SAL
aries and commissions. Call MISS
,6A BASS supervisor. no, $3.50; III
OF general ledger, 39-hour week.
Age ggs 20 70 80. State salary. Box
BooKkEEfER's aspf; ASSISTANT for ri Ige.
city ONCE; not over 40 years old;
$500 per month and bonus; 5-day
BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST-one girl Of
nee, b-day wk.; perm. DOS. for young
woman with ability and initiative.
start $50 wk. Phone GE. 0393; for
CAFETERIA EXECUTIVE; must have
full details. Box 155-v. Star. %
CASHIER. for busy cigar counter;
closed SUNDAYS and holidays; ex-
0hEa pRua co ooo 6sSussS con
CASHIER. CASHIER as; age. 20 to 50, MGR aS aooo
sential; 6ta-day wk. BREsLAU,
cssh1ER sif In tsr St alssr a;s; counters euper
excel. .oppor. for right girl. fS23
CASHIER, for MGR 1000 posting ma
chine. We will teach you. Pleas
ant working conditions. good start
ing salary. See Mr.. Lyons CHARLES
SCHWARTZ g. SON, 70S 7th st.
NV.
CASHIER. for beauty salon; good
sanr salary .vo permanent. EMILE. 1%21
CASHIER, experienced. with refer.
ences; good salary; permanent po-
sition; store and employe benefits
See MIR. Bernstein, SPORT CENTER
Sth and SITS. NV.
CASHIER-Age % to 40, for hotel
supply house. Hours. 7:30 to 4.
Cali for appointment. AT. 1854.
CASHIER-BOOKKEEPER. some ex-
perience required. to work in our
Sc. branch store: mostly record
keeping and credit interviewing
permanent position; future assured
to capable person; 6-day week: good
salary. Apply Mr.. Butts, LACY'S
INC, 1880 Half st. s.w. -12
Evening star., 1951-03-09
HELP MEN
SERVICE STATION ArTrN

SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
or Engleside, Va. area; draft exempt.
Must be alert. able to take full re-
sponsibilities.. Write P Q. Box 621.
Alex aas bsisb ys stating wssS, paeyous
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTs-
For new. modern fully equipped
sa, station: ors.,I; Experience preferred but
local references. See MR.. WRIGHT
between 10 am. and . pm. 1888
sESyieE liS.f i an's, STATION srs.s i. ArrEs9Assr.
BOULEVARD MINiT-MAN, s425
sERvGeE 'sGc 0ssa sTxrfoN A5l ATTENDANT. III 70 ex.
Per; Per; NECESSARY; Apply sunoco sta,
ton. 18th and Penna. ave. sc. -y
sERvICEMAN, colored, must be neat
have experience changing tires and
batteries. Apply in person. WESTERN
AUTO SUPPLY. 1918 Good Hope
sHoEMAKER. colored, experienced.
steady Job. Apply 1897 7th st. NV.
SHOE F1NIsHER. do quality work,
Apply FAMOUS VALET, 1890 Suit
land I'd. -Suitland. Nd. ID
ShOE SALESMAN, exper., in selling
shoes for the family. 3419 14th ST.
SHOE SALESMAN, exper. in Juvenile
yGvEHifLEe SHOE Isl sFoRR. SIC Rsr' sss s5mf
saoEn n'F: SALESMAN, experienced, dl9 for
saturdays. Can earn good money.
aUAt1TY 'ISet BOOT "SpsseJl sHop, eqNeN INc,
l22l + st. NV.
SHOE statesmen. exp. Silver Spring
and Washington., Good salary and
soPP5SsiSn ASK 9dS %h Apply kapyA% sol H St. n.e.
sHoE SHINE BoYs BosAS; Wanted. Pies Please
vAIET vpplE i sHop PeFs1 $50 F Blue y hw FLAME
SHOP FOREMAN. experienced in
Frannins ranahiss shop and handling men.
Mst Mith stock be stead1 and nS speeia mill york
~. a-43o0. Mr.. MILLER. 10
STOCK CLERK. for photog .aphic
supplies. Also trainee to learn op-
Grafton Grafton and maintenance of con-
ply l42o Wis. ave. NV. -
STORM WINDOW installation men
CD, with truck, for double hune
ana easement windows and doors.
sTGIx s9s7 Ga; e; pRS.' aRys.' Silver Spring, Md
saUSh 1ood SaEhk, afliE for hardware store;
PENDLEToN. 1i3oo Ga ave- Me
Wheaton, Nd. IN
STOCK CLERK. familiar with elec.
tronic componentS and hardware
Apply NATIONAL ELECTRONIC
LABORATORIES. 1913 Kalor ANA I'd
STOCK CLERK Experienced with
TV and appliance parts. One OF
Washington's largest and most pro-
gressiye stores offers this permanen;
position with future assured to per
salary. many employe benefits. An
PLY Mr.. Bolts. LACY'S. INC, 1880
Evening star., 1951-03-09
HELP MEN Cont
AUTO SALESMAN
BAKER

BAKERS HELPER, day work. Appi!
1900 Ga. ave. NV. III
BAR AND RESTAURANT MGR
Nightwork, good working cond. anc
salary. State age and exper. Box
139-V, Star. Ill
Evening star., 1951-03-09
HELP WOMEN
ACCOUNTING CLERKS
EXPERIENCED OR
INEXPERIENCED
AGES 1870

Permanent positions: 5-day week,
hoprs, to 8; regular pay increases;
SICKNESS and retirement benefits
CALL Ma 1925. EXT. 80, FOR Apt