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The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-22
House Group Arrives Here
 On World Trip

Headed by Representative Herb ert Bonner of North Carolina a five man subcommittee of the House of Representative arrived in Juneau Sunday afternoon from Great Falls, Mont. The party left this afternoon for Anchorage in military air transport C-54.
 The Bonner group is a sub-com- r1ittee If the uaes exnendjt'ireE committee. The party expects to be away from Washington, D. c. for 45 days and it's itinerary includes Japan, Korea, Okinawa. Philippine Islands, China, Singapore. India, Trieste, Turkey. Greece, Italy, Ger many, France and England.
 Hard Working" Trip
 Representative Bonner said this is a hard working" trip. The com- mittee will investigate the general supply problem not only for Am erican troops stationed abroad but also in friendly countries where the United States is giving econ- omic support for m!,jta.y and civ- ilian projects.
 Only Congresswoc.s in the group is Mrs Cecil Harden of Indiana Mrs. Harden is one Of the first Con- gressWomen to ever visit Alaska She said that she is very inter- ested in women who are serving in the armed forces and that she mak- es point of visiting women in their quarters and talking with them. She has been Republican National Com mitteeWoman from her home state.
 May Visit Korea
 In Tokyo, the group will meet General Matthew Ridgway and when he grants permission, they will travel to Korea. In Paris, the party will visit SHAPE headquart- CTS and interview General Ike Eis- enhower, supreme allied commander of Europe.
 Other representatives with the party include: Bill Lantaff O. Fla) w. J. Bryan Dorn (D-SC) George Meader, (R-Mich), ano Charles Brownson, R-Ind). Accompanying the subcommittee as advisers are: Thomas Kennedy general counsel for the expenditures committee; Herbert Roback, staff member of the subcommittee Ray Ward of the Bureau of the Budget; General c. c. Fenn, escort officer from the Department of Defense; and John Elliott, munitions adviser from the State Department.
 In honor of the Congressional group, Acting Governor and Mrs Joseph Kehoe, entertained Sun day afternoon at a cocktail party at the Governors House. Invited tc , meet the Congressmen were Ter ritorial offiicals, and members of the Juneau, Petersburg and Sitka , Chambers of Commerce.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-22
The W ashington
 Merry Go Round
tconv-.ght. 1851. by Bell Syndicate, Incl
 By DREW PEARSON

" WASHINGTON-Historians who evaluate the closing days of the 82nd Congress will probably make special note of the confirmation debate over Ambassador Philip Jessup be- cause of two things:
 l. It marked the high-water marx in this country of legislation through fear. Such Senators as Gillette or Iowa and Smith of New Jersey were fully aware of the unfairness Of the charges against Jessup but bowed to their fear of small, intolerant, vociferous segement of the Ameri- can public sometimes called Mo Carthyites
 2. It also marked a period when newspaper editors were criticizing the White House on freedom of the press, while one wing of the press seriously confused the public by distorting or suppressing important facts so necessary to free press.
 Unquestionably the timidity of certain Senators was due in part to this confused and poorly informed
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-22
Researlh 10 Be Ccndaeied on
 |TerriioY'sCoaI

PITTSBURGH, Oct. 22- The US. Bureau of Mines announced today that William c. Kerns of Bridgeport. w Va, is being trans ferred to Anchorage. Alaska, as a fuels engineer to supervise the samp- ling of coal furnished military in- stallations by Alaska coal mines.
 In addition to his responsibility of checking the quality of coal des- tined for the Army, Navy. govern ment buildings and other installa- tions in the territory. Kerns will conduct engineering research on coal-mining problems.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-22

Steve Homer, its original owner, but had found that there was no way to put the operation on a paying basis. The requirement that six men operate the barge was only one factor that made its operation costly. Before the ferry was even put in the water this spring, $17.000 had to be spent on required re- pairs. In July. the ferry was pur- chased by the Territorial Board of Road Commissioners and it's opera ton is now subsidized by the Terri tory
 Lifeboat Incident
 Francis c. Hyde, owner and cap tain of the mail boat Aegir that runs between Juneau and Pelican City testified that last year he pur- chased a six man life raft to comply with Coast Guard regulations and this year he was required to buy a sl 500 lifeboat to comply again with revision in regulations. He is not allowed to carry passengers and there are only two men aboard the boat on it's mail runs.
 Other witnesses to appear at the hearing included Bert Parker, mine operator from Gustavus; Earl Oh mer. president of the Petersburg Chamber of Commerce; Ralph Reischl, owner and captain of the Treva C.; G. O. Hamilton. logging superintendent for Columbia Lum- Der; Walter Sperl, captain of the mail boat Yakobi; Orrin Ruther- ford, Sitka Chamber of Commerce.; and Larry Fitzpatrick, representa- tive of the Juneau Vessel Owners Association.
 The witnesses were introduced by Frederick O. Eastaugh, attorney and socre :a-y of the Juneau Chamber.
 Coast Guard Replies
 Admiral Joseph Greensprc, com mandant of the 17th Coast Guard District. said that the Coast Guard has throughout its long history en- forced maritime safety measures. He said that if the waters in South east Alaska were re-classified as in- i;tad waters It would not change many features of regulation en- forcement as most regulations are drafted to apply equally to high seas and inland waters
 He said that the record did not entirely support the thesis that the waters of Southeast Alaska were not hazardous. Tn the past three years. there have been 182 casu- altics. with 29 lives lost and 23 ves- scls wrecked
 Rep. Bonner asked Admiral Greenspun if he believed that the regulations which prohibited the long established custom of beach, ing barges was not retarding pro- gross in this area. Admiral Green spun said that the question could only be decided by Coast Guard headquarters in Washington. The Admiral added that he wasn't sat- isfied with the statistics that had been presented at the meeting.
 Comdr Hawley stated that there was misunderstanding on the barge regulations and that the Coast Guard permitted beaching but not "indiscriminately." Capt Sabonis stated that one important factor that had not been brought up at the meeting was that while everyone had objected to inspection of barges, no owner had protested that his barge had been turned down following an in- spection.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-22
0fiicer's Revolver Found by Child; Result, Baby Killed

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 22-tR-Po- lice officer Andrew J. Racquet, 32, was attending a western movie at a drive-in theater with his family The roar of the cowboy-actors' guns was deafening. Suddenly Bacquet's wife stumbled from the rear seat moaning:
 The baby's dead = I'm hurt" Bacquet's 3-year-old son, Ronald, had climbed back into the rear seat of the car and found his fathers service revolver. Holding it in both hands, he pulled the trig- ger.
 The bullet passed through the neck of his 4-month-old brother Mark and lodged in his mothers abdomen. The baby was dead on arrival at hospital Mrs. Racquet was in critical condition.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-22
Ship Movements

Baranof scheduled to arrive northbound Tuesday at T am.
 Freighter Coastal Monarch in port. .. - 1, . Princess Louise sscheduled to ar rive early Tuesday evening.
 Denali scheduled to sail from Se- attle Oct. 26.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-22
FROM WRANGELL

Frank and Dorothy Webb, of Wrangell, are registered at the Bar anof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-22
WEATHER REPORT GU. s. WEATHER BUREAU At Airport: Maximum, 39; minimum, "A.

, F o R E c A s T } (Juneau and Vicinity } Partly cloudy with occasional , gusty northeasterly winds , tonight and Tuesday. Low
 , est temperature tonight near . freezing. Highest Tuesday
 } about 40.
 , PRE- CIP A T. ON , tPast.24 hours ending 7:3o am. today . At Airport = None;
 . since July f-l2:52 inches. . . . .
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Evening star., 1951-01-10

WATCH MAKER. experienced. needed
at once; pleasant working conditions;
good salary for right man. Apply
in person. sos G st. NV, RIM. .205.
wATCHMAN. white night shift. 12-
8 am; 2 days of q month, 2 wks.
vac: S1j5: ref. req. Box 3S5-H. Star.
MAN WANTED for 1,5Oo-family
Rawleish Ia,, business; I.,s Permansnt i
Dept. DcA-14-123. Chester, Pa. =
operate binding machines and cut
excellent chances for advancement;
vacation. Apply QUAKER CITY
LINoLEUM CO.. 500 F st. NV.
MAN for night work at outdoor news
stand; ] am. to 10; must be sober
and reliable. TU. 1855.
MAN. colored, to clean bowling es-
ply SPILLWAY BOWLING CENTER,
2004 Nichols ave. Sc, between l
and 3 pm.
MAN, white. reliable. about 40; gas
oline service station exper. pref. !;
refs. REQ. Call Ii. 3-1203. ID
MAN, colored. with car. high school
ance, good personality and ref
erences,. to train for sales work with
national organization. Earnings
while training around S75 per week
after hrst week. Write for appoint
ment. giving full information. BOX
45-E. Star. Ill
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Managers Assistant

Young man. about 25 years of age,
to assist manager: must be able to
assume responsibilities; 5-day week:
starting salary. $40. CAN MR.
GOLDBERG, MI. $3.50. after 10 am
MASSEUR. part time. Call ME
1913
MECHANIC. 1st-class, farm tractor
and equipment; experience necessary;
5h-day week S69.75. time ane
half for overtime paid vacations
HOLIDAYS. disqualification etc. Ses
Mr.. Moore. MALONEY'S, INC. SIZE
Ga. ave. Silver Spring.
MECHANIC-EXper elec. appliances
ref. required; perm. If qualified
APPLIANCE SERVICE, INC. real
S40S Georgia ave. Ill
MECHANIC WANTED to do genera,
service work on coin-operated phon'
ographs and amusement machines
Call MISS ALLEN, RE. 1852. Ia
MECHANICAL ENGINEER for esti-
mating in established plumbing and
heating business: excel salary for
qualified man: STEWART RAINlTM
NEAT CUTTER. must be experienced;
new store opening; good opportunity
for right man. Apply 1921 N. Glebe
I'd Arlington Va III
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PLUMBER


Jobbing mechanic. with at least 10
yrs. exper. Drivers license and
knowledge of city required. Apply
rs am. or As PM. 1246 Taylor
PORTER, drivers license. excellent
salary and hours; meals furnished.
must know Chevy Chase area.
1896 Conn. ave. NV. Wo. 5000.
PORTER, colored. 9 am. to s pm.
No Sundays: local references. LES
SER'S. 1S41 Columbia rd. NV.
PORTER-Packing and shipping. ex..
perience preferred; capable. hard
worker, interested in permanent po-
sition with progressive downtown
store. offering full company bene-
FITS. Apply in person to BATES
JEWELERS.. F at 9th st. NV. ii
PORTER--Must be able to fire fur
mace: refs. required; good salary.
EISEMANS. F at 7th st. NV. I'll
PORTER. colored. must be willing
worker: permanent position; good
references necessary. Apply $40
am, CANTEEN CO.. 1918 Mt.
Oliyet rd. ne. Ill
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YOUNG MAN. white or colored; soda
fountain; nights and all day SUM-;
$35 wk. CALIFORNIA PHARMACY,
2l62 California st. NV. -12
YOUNG MAN. white or colored. for
all-around work in. food market;
HeRE9hsoiDs Heft hs5s 3 AsKET sE!EsEs 1Rs7 RssE7mie
st. NV.
YOUNG MAN-Grill and fountain
: n cHAhElEs' 5aTa 1861 aSth st: NV
YoGNG MAN to learn to manage
appliance store: must present q neat
appearance and be well hammered,
Call OIL. 205O for interview. Ia
once. knowledge Of typine. LEON
YOUNG MAN to work in active real
estate ONCE. must be able to type
although speed is not essential; in.
teresting work: accounting student
pref; GOOD salary to start: oppor'
qBssz hBsy. Fl SfpEs2 sRsfA1 ee
YOUNG MAN, coiored, over ri, tc
work in grocery and LIQUOR store
Reliable; must haye ?. c. refs . 81
YOUNG MAN. high school graduate;
typluB uGCcoSdIy. OT2.udy WA. ROOC
s salary. lar Wonderful ogRoT.qgnsity Igs w; VIII
YoiING MEN. to work with photo
grapher, house to house. travel OF
local. MoYE PHoToGRAPHERs
wANTED-Men to drive yellow Cabs;
GoMERY. LA. ee615s.
TRAVEL.-Have several openings for
boys. preferably draft-deferred or
vets OF World War II, for position
with well-known company; auto
furnished and expenses advanced;
no experience necessary, but must
D. r. JONES. 10 to IL am; z to
9 pm. Cairo Hotel. Do not phone.
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. special
iZing in business and estate analysis.
desires to add to its sales stan. serv-
Ing District Of - columea and oon son
trained man, 33-45 years of age,
capable Of dealing with important
clients. and residing in this area,
This man will be employed on an
ADEQUATE. salary and trained in an
average earnings Of the established
men in our organization are IN ex-
cess Of $4,000; previous experience
not desired but must have college
degree; dependents. success back
ground and be Of potential man
agement timber: automobile required.
Write. giving details In full to Box
PART TfME-Need me: extra incomep ae A
few excellent openings available for
evening work for married men with
cars. Can earn $50 per wk Personal
training furnished. Apply Fuller
Brush Co, oil National Press bldg
or call DI. 4417 or DI. 34aS. Ill
EXPER. RESTAURANT MAN to man
age evening shift: must furnish ref. !:
College Park area. Call MANAGER,
TO. 9695. 10
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t1Ol Pennsylvania Ave. NV.
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MEN

Factory representative Of large cor
poration will be In Washington on
Thursday, January. IL, to interview
men regarding a plan to place them
in business for themselves.
WITHOUT INVESTMENT
We have nothing to sell you. nc
deposit required. but several men will
be given rare opportunity for O
substantial income and those whc
qualify a rapid advancement. Age is
no barrier In this business. but We
prefer neat-appearing married men
between the ages of 25 and as
whose home life is con2enial and
who believe in proving their worth.
Concrete evidence Of new men earn
Ing from $3.50 TO 5000 per week.
Car essential.
APPLY IN PERSON TO
MR.. FOWLER
1871 H St. Rm. zoe. Thursday. 1880
am. Prepare to remain the balance
OF the day II selected.
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CAFETERIA SUPERVISOR - ,
1913 r st. ny

CAFETERIA SUPERVISOR - Young
woman with some experience In
cafeteria or restaurant work; must
have good health and ability to d.
rect and train employees in dining
eaeeera ash IN ana kieaen da
GovERNMENT SERVICES. INC.
CASHIER sALEsGIRL. experienced
and loca' r ferences: . to d pm: nc
Sunday; $40 wk; and meals; Woop-
rd. OK. $500. -l2
CAsHIER-TYPIsT-Large F st. lew.
elry store: delightful ONCE; 44-hr
empi; air-cond. office. Personal
mert handlse purchased at cost, See
MR.. LANDY, ST. ST. NV. -l2
CANDY SALESLADY. familiar with
ave. Apply nss 6is 1sth st. st. NV. ro 10
CASHIER-CLERK, experienced only,
for busy cigar. counter; references
required closed Sundays and holi-
days. NATIONAL DRUG CO., 1000
CASHIER. ASH iyej cLERK-ror parts and ,ae-
good pay and working. conditions;
5h-day wk.. disqualification and paid
vacation. Phone Mr.. Holley. COAST. :.
IN PONTIAC co. AT. 1900. -i6
CLERICAL WORK, accounts payable,
experience would be helpful; in
Mt. Rainier. UN. 0220. or DE. O075.
CLERICAL WORKER. for simple cier-
ical work; can be done at home.
Apply 526 Bond BLDG. III
CLERK, at drug and toilet goods
counter; 40-hr. week: no Sundays
experience required. Apply in person.
KINNER 4 MEMBERT' srd and
CLERK for iilins and some typins; !;
conditions; preferably one living
in Sc; area. Apply MR.. DuBIN,
2Q1. Shannon. pl: sc. -16
CLERK. general ofice, work expert
Of tipping: 36-40 hr. week. Starting
sstafy sse Box i.s.2 as.k. 81 Star. year ~ ''
CLERK. office; experience not neces-
sary; must like working with figures;
good starting salary: hospitalization
f2 e. ,sga b. ,o4. No via I5s5 14th st: NV
CLERK. hand posting and experienced
on 10-key adding machine; 5-day,
40-hour week, permanent, pleasant
working conditions, paid vaca tions,
group insurance benefits. Apply
personnel dept, EMBASSY DAIRY
INC, 1920 lst st, NV. DU. 144l
CLERK. for dry cleaning store: ex;
working conditions. Apply 1912 18th
CLERK. l.. WHITE. general once work;
accurate with figures able to type;
5 day, 40 hr, wk, S35 wk. to start;
apply 513 Rhode Island ave. ne.
Evening star., 1951-01-10
HELP MEN
AIR FORCE VETERAN, young. ar

AIR FORCE VETERAN, young. am
bilious: subscription or member
ship experience; excel. opport. with
national air organization. Apply
in person. RIM. 600, 1424 K st. NV.
ONE OF WASHlNGTON'S largest office
equipment companies has openings
for young men, high school or col
lege graduates. interested in per-
manent position with future; ample
opportunity for advancement in sew
eral depts. exist for serious minded
men with initiative and ambition
Many employe benefits. Call MA
41S1. Mr.. L. J. Milliken for inter-
view. CHARLES G. STOTT e. CO.
1910 N Y. ave. NV. III
INDUSTRIOUS VETERAN. to train
for service and installation work;
pense equalization plan; must be
training. Call AP. 0924, Wed. and
Thurs. between 3 and pm. Ill
DUE TO EXPANSION we need ) in
dustrious men to sell Md, D. C.
and Va. property. Must have au-
tomobile and willing to work eve
nin2s. Average earnings, $3.50
weekly. Draw against earnings.
We are also interested in . exper.
men to qualify for office managers.
II you meet these qualifications and
really want to make some money
call Mr., Wolf OF PAUL E. BUT
TERRIFIED REALTY CO.. OR. 200.
Evening star., 1951-01-10
MAN WITH CAR

Apply 925 Silver Spring ave. Silver
MEN. go. steady Job with large
publisher, no experience needed.
good earnings. Room 424. Bond
Bldg. 10
MEN. colored, to set pins; IS or
over: permanent or part time; ex-
perience not necessary: our pin
settlers earn UP to 81 40 an hour.
Apply between 10 m. and / pm.
ready for work. SPILLWAY BOWL
ING CENTER. 2004 Nichols ave. Sc.
Evening star., 1951-01-10
ATTENTION statesmen

Due to our promotion and expansion
program we now have openings for
2 aggressive statesmen who desire
connection with perm. nat. org.
With our short but complete training
program you can easily earn 500
promotions are granted on your
sales ability. Car necessary. For
personal interview call j. C. JONES.
George Mason Hotel. Alex, Wed.
between rs PM; Thurs, 1u-I2
am. or T-S pm. Ill
Evening star., 1951-01-10
MARRIED MEN

With cars to train locally for perma
nent position with large manufac-
turing company. not canvassing
Will consider inexperienced men
who are willing workers. Earning
while training around 500 weekly
Apply before l pm. at 1l16 o st.
Evening star., 1951-01-10

EAGER AMBITIOUS statesmen
If you are seeking a professional
income we have a few positions
open with our advertising Inc. You
may be good salesman looking
for a change or for a mons slnal
line not affected by the present
emergency or an ambitious 'udi-
yidual in a job that is too small.
Position offers high percentage
earnings plus bonus. Phore George
r. Sullivan. THE KEMPFR-TH ON
AS COMPANY between and II
pm. at SH S2Sn IL
Evening star., 1951-01-10
3 MEN 40 OR OVER
$50 WEEKLY ASSURED

For permanent position with AZ
year-old concern to follow leads and
secure new business. Item is a must
in every home. Absolutely no sub
stitute. Hundreds Of thousands Of
dollars spent annually. locally and
nationally. in advertising name
brand. Applicant must be neat,
sober. honest and energetic. Car
necessary See Mr.. Johnson. u S.
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE. 315 18th
st. NV. between 10 and IL am,
Thursday only.
Evening star., 1951-01-10

Washing Mach. Service Man
Al preferably with Launderall exper:
must have car: permanent; good
salary and car allowance. A. G H.
APPLIANCE d. SERVICE CO.,
HyattsYille AP a3o2 Ii
Evening star., 1951-01-10
FILE CLERKS

Good opportunity for alert, young
high school graduates, to become as
sociated with national organization
in an Interesting clerical capacity.
knowledge of tipping necessary
Splendid opportunity for advance
ment. Periodic salary considerations,
7Na-hour day. 5-dsy week; plea SAINT
working conditions. Apply End d.,
1121 l4th st. NV. Eet- 10 m
and II noon or "A pm. II
FLORIST. part time. Saturday, Sun
day. some evenings. Apply in per.
son. 1900 wisconsin ave. NV. la
Evening star., 1951-01-10
Observation-Disclosures

observation-disclosures
Experienced in visual and mechanical
inspection Of electronic equipment
to JAN specifications. Apply in per
fSe fS9 Room D;m, e ss eeoloradd em hElPaE Blds,
M14th M and q sts. NV, Washington'
D. C.. or 452 Swami ave-, Alex. Va,
q am. to 3 pm. Monday through
Friday, 8 am to II noon Sat. or
call OV. 1900 for appointment. -12
INsURANCE-Fire and casualty in
saranSe uRdeTEEiteT RaGEsHa1S some MA typins
INsTRANCE 2stMssii 2 yINyEsTpGATooRs AND
ADJUSTERS-Natio organization
permanent: state age and oualifi-
,n sstIpns Box rT 7J' =; rSdssn star iI .biiitv
pitalization and life insurance debts,
attractive contracts to policy hold.
ers and attractive contracts to debit
builders. Apply SOB Victor Bldg.
1S2TEssTfhfGAToRs ri sfh ft; DiS Insurance -.a work
must type 45 w.p.m. and have car;
age. 1890. National agency. Tele-
phone after pm. only. MA. 0s31.
JANIToR. colored, for apartment
bldg; good salary and quarters:
Is''l'A man Apply dySfifS ipREYPUss BRos''
1Ol9 18th st. NV. 10
JANITORS for theater cleaning. Ap-
ply JIG 7th st. NV, 2nd hoor. Ill
JANIToR for apt. project, must be
exper, reliable. and furnish local
pleasant working conditions. See
resident mgr, GREENLAWN APIS.
Sol Chillum rd Take Chillum bus,
K-4 TO New Hampshire and Eastern
eves.. end Of line. -12
Evening star., 1951-01-10
ATTENTION Statesmen

department. Earnings unlimited and
future secure. We are not affected
by wars. priorities or credit restric-
ton Experience not necessary. Com
plete training given. Car necessary.
Substantial drawing account. For
personal interview, see Mr.. Lee. be-
tween q and Il or > and a. FORT
LINCOLN CEMETERY, 1901 B!a-
densburg I'd. ne. Ill
Evening star., 1951-01-10
HELP MEN

MAN. between 80 and 40. for district
supervisor. N Arl. territory; car
necessary. Call Mr.. Clist. MA. Os25.
WASHINGTON SHOPPING NEWS.
Evening star., 1951-01-10

DEMONSTRATORS, women. between
30 and 40; local food stores: to dem
onstrate fresh pears. Box 4iS-J' H.
Star To-
DENTAL ASSISTANT. in private Of
fice; permanent position. State ex-
perience and qualifications. Box
47-H. Star. IL
DRIVERS. young attractive white
girls. familiar D. c. area. 5-day wk.
Call pers. mgr cos PHOTO SERV-
ICE. OW. 9222 bet. 9:30-5:30 pm
Evening star., 1951-01-10
HELP MEN
JANITORS

nent nositions as janitors in The
Star Bids; applicants should be 25-
IS yrs. of age willing to give regu-
lar attendance and must be able to
pass physical exam. Apply per-
Sonnel Room 506 Open weekdays
5000 and Saturday 9-l
THE EVENING STAR
11nl PennsYlYania Ave NV
Evening star., 1951-01-10
BUYER

Misses and juniors dresses for store
opening branches in greater Wash
ington; exper and familiarity with
exee opport and for aualed 'S person
Apply by letter only. stating full
details IN confidence to Mr.. Julian
H Cohn,
The Young Mems Shop
Evening star., 1951-01-10

PLUMBER, experienced in operatine
electric sewer equipment: salary
plus commission. Call TU. 1900
PLUMBER, with Maryland license
New construction. Top wages for
good man. or contract. Call GE
1852 after 5 pm. -12
PLUMBERS, frst-class mechanics
only, with hand tools and trans
portation, for new Maryland con-
struction. Steady employment for
right men. No helpers. References
required. Will interview between
4:30 and 6 pm. JOHN @. FITZ-
GERALD, Plumbing and Heating
Contractor. S512 Georgia ave, Sill
yer Spring, Md. 10
PLUMBERS, exper 2 jobbing hands,
and 1 lead worker. List exper. and
ref. All replys confidential. Give
local resident. Reply to BOX 76-K
Star 10