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CLERK TYPISTS
MGR OPERATORS
GENERAL OFFICE
WORKERS
Apply to Mr.. Mullin
JULIUS LANSBURGH
FURNITURE CO.
nAA n CT NJ w
,ecv -Stenos. to 800

Secy.- Stenos. to $4,000
STENo. -TYPISTS TO S3.12o
CLERKS. TYPISTS TO $500
TYPIST, IB.M. MANUAL TO 700
Lloyds' Employment Service
RIM. 500, 1420 N. Y. Ave. ST. 2207.
SECY., for MD. So, 900 up
RN., assist dr., typ, good - So, 500
DENTAL ASST, part time ---- open
SECY., real est. exp. pref, to $1,000
VIII. or col, $2,S75 up
PHYSIO- THERAPIST, dr.'s off.--open
PROFESSIONAL
PLACEMENT SERVICE
174O K st. NV, RE. 1858
Daily I'll $50: Tues. $50; Sat. AM.
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DRIVERS (white). fuel oil; excep-
tional opportunity for men. % or
ington area. 81 % per hr., with
paid holidays and vacations. II you
know trucks and can offer good
references. see Mr.. Lawrence, A. P.
WOODSON co. I313 II st NV
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FOUNTAIN CLERKS
Males, 16 Years Old

Females, 18 Years Old
GOOD SALARY FOR BEGINNERS.
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR
ADVANCEMENT PAID DURING
TRAINING PERIOD. APPLY EN-
PLOYMENT OFFICE.
n P ST. NE
PEOPLES DRUG STORES
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HELP wTD. AGENCIES tcont.
DESIGNERS
CRAFTSMEN

Structural, piping and chemical en-
gineers. Out of town. Interviews by
employer in our Offices later this
detail Ss Pea no eHntsf ys sSF fq TsR
ESTIMATOR
Exper. general construction, houses,
apts, etc. Take-off and/or cost
estimating, S5,2e0 up.
WALTER H. KESSLER
Personnel Services, 612 Wash: Bldg.
NATL EMPL. SERVICE
1919 18th st. NV. Elk. 7270:
ATTENTION, WOMEN
SECYS. AND STENOGS.
IS Hrs, 5 Days, $3,600-$2 800
SECYs. TO TOP MEN
COME IN OR PHONE
AND TAKE YOUR CHOICE !.
AIS; a1 nefInrsFs 81 eui possoas
MANY RECEPTIoNIsT- sTENOGs.
AND MANY OTHERS
CLERK-TYPISTS
IS Hrs, 5 Days, $2,700-$2, 400
MANY observation-disclosures
ASST. BKKFRS. -TYPISTS S2.70O
AND MANY OTHERS
CLERKS, NO TIPPING
FILE CLERKS - $40-S46
ACCOUNTING CLERKS -S40-S45
POSTING CLERKS $40
BANK TRAINEES -----$40
AND MANY OTHERS
MEN
DESIGN ENGRS.. BIS. in NE. heat
ing exper. nee. S5,00Q-S10,000 VI.
MICROFILM SERVTCEMEN $50 wk.
STENOGRAPHERS $230-S27O
DESK CLERK TRAINEES Sl95 mo.
CLERKS S40-S5O Wk.
CLERK-TYPISTS $50 wk.
JR. ACCOUNTANTS (s) - sos mo.
CLERKS liable to read blueprintO.
MULTILITH OPERATORS $50 wk.
MIMEOGRAPH OPR. -TYPISIS.
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z st. NV. %
HELP for general clerical
work in jewelry store; permanent
position: good opportunity: vaca-
ton with pay: many company bene-
fits. Mr.. UIlman, NEW YORK JEW
ELRY CO., S19 18th st. NV.
CLERK, answering phone. clerical
work and use typewriter: state age.
experience, If any. and salary ex-
pected in first letter. Box 326-k.
Star. %
CLERK in hardware store; experience
preferred. Will accept ambitious
man without experience, who is will
ing to learn. Excellent opportunity
Apply Mr.. FITZGERALD, BARBER q
ROSS CO., 18th and v SITS. me-. DE.
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HELP MEN Cont,
AUTO PARTS MAN

AUTO PARTS MAN
Wonderful opportunity for man ex-
perienced in parts counter work
ADDISON CHEVROLET
14th and Florida NV.
AUTOMOTIyE PARTS SALESMAN
Tri-State Motor Service. 3619 Ben
AUTO SALESMAN. exper.. to sell the
new 1851 Kaiser and Henry J;
Also q large selection of fine used
cars Immediate delivery on prac-
tically all models. This Is a real
opportunity for q live-wire salesman:
GG s ME e SG1asn an siH Maeis sts
Tafoma PARK, B. c. oE. $500.
AUTO SALESMAN
Used postwar cars: eligible for bond
ing; high commission and drawing
eagerness essential. See MI. Whit
cup. LISH KEEFE MOTORS. INC,
$40 Fla. ave. ne.
AUTO SERVICE SALESMAN in Ford
paid holidays and vacation; many
P sInLHI REEFS 3 s PfsALM Mi SIT
Hamilton ST. Hyattsyille Nd, c5s
experienced. 10 NoiA toi ta3sc - w
working conditions; surgical hos
pitalization and many other bene'
fits. See Mr.. Moudy. REQ WASH
INGToN CO. 1881 Halt st. sc
soaok SiaSEk and szplss for gen =;
learn automotiye accounting: 5as-
Ssy x ,,. YSgn ard man r.I.b apefy
E II RsHh2a 91 aor & Co. RI saS S ha
Bao eDfnaEf fea ne white. prefersbly
around 80 years Of age: old estab-
iished auto dealer; pleasant workins
conditions; group insurance e., h sss
PHsts BE- $780, 'T T. F. fa II
BooKKEEPER for country club
refs: good salary plus meals; trans.
portation from D. C. line; 5ha-da!
gesk GalI Rockville SC,al e 4Ss tn6Sv,
Of general ledger and trial balance
Boo 20; exper. in retail credi
store: permanent position; vacation
with pay; many company dement's
Mr.. Ullman, NEW YORK JEWELRs
BG6o0IK.IE En- III 81 nln statesmen
Publisher entering this territory will
beautifully illustrated low-priced en-
cyclopedia. sold on easy terms; ex
ceptional opportunity open FOR ex
perienced book statesmen with quail
other areas. state experience fully
first letter. Write Immediately. Mr.
DREYFUs, 1853 North Michigan aye
Bu h'lfsS1E oRERAToR-zMust b
experienced. CHI. s4e0; after pm
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Installment store; exper. preferred;
excel salary. LONGS, 731 1th
st. NV. ID
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES es-
tablished installment furniture con-
Germ needs man with car; must have
commissions on collections and sales.
established route: average present
earnings 500. guarantee somewhat
less depending upon background Of
applicant. See MR.. THOMAS, 1881
81 ofInLfEtciTnCo T established
route, married, ages 25-40; no ex-
per. nee; 1 yrs. residence in this
locality reo.; good earnings. ME
0706.
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BUTCHER

BUTCHER
To work in self-service- meat market;
Must be experienced; neat. and
sober. Opportunity for advance
ment for right man. Excellent pay
and working conditions. Apply
Glebe I'd. and Lee hwy. or GAN
OW. 1898. ID
CABINET MAKERS apprentice; 81
years or older; D: c. drivers 4
cense: ewes. and Sun. OF. 1890
524 7th st Sc. rear. 10
SALESMAN. house can
wasting under supervision for quality
product. Company 20 years this
area. Salary, $3.50 per hour. Car
is advantageous. Apply ROBERT
SONS, INC, % 18th st. ne, 1890
am to 1870 pm. IS
CAR WASHER, experienced. handy
around gas station. CCNNORS. INC,
2721 Naylor I'd. Sc. =
CHECKERS (2l. experienced. to work
in super market; excellent pay and
working conditions. Apply MASTER
SUPER MARKET, 10S0s LINCOLN
ave-. Kensington. Md. 10. 5-1s65'
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Local Advertisers

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BUS ROY-PORTER

Colored, dependable and punctual; g.
day week; hours Q am. to pm.
Apply in person at the Officers' Mess,
u. s. NAVAL GUN FACTORY. tn
and N SITS. Sc. b
who would like to as
sociate with real estate CO. In man
agement OF property. Should own
car. Permanent position. Good OPP
portunity. Address Box 2S2-K, Star.
BuTCHER-Must be sober and re-
liable, be able to manage small meat
dept. Apply STRAND MARKET,
5l21 Grant st. ne. y
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Field Representative

THE CHICAGO TECHNICAL COL
LEGE. an old, well-established. resi-
dent and home study school. has .
territory in Maryland and Northern
Virginia area available, for an -in@>
tanglb!e salesman capable OF earning
$40 600 per year Work consists OF
enrolling students from inquiries
created by our extensive advertising
program. No canvassing. Adequate
f1eld training under able field man
ager. Permanent position with eX-
cellent opportunity for advancement.
Applicant should be. 80 to so. bond
able. have good automobile good
sales record and willing to work eve
nings; S15 weekly drawing account
against commissions. Write fully.
giving personal history, and inter-
A. B CLEMENTS, 5000 South Mich
lgan ave. Chicago 10. Ill. Sc
FIREMAN, reliable and sober, for
high-pressure boiler. Apply 1920
Upton st. NV -
FIREMAN, experienced, colored; also
handy man. Apply to Engineer,
ALBAN TOWERS. 37o0 Mass. ave.
AND GRILL MAN-Good
FOUNTAIN MAN. exper,. ref. top
salary. Apply in person. CAPITOL
HTS PHARM;; 6112 Central aye,
FOUNTAIN MAN. white. experienced:
8 to 1920 pm, 3 eyes, WOOD
Arl Va, OK $500. II
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HELP WANTED AGENCIES

ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY has the
top school and Office positions. Colo
RADIO Bldg, 14th and G. RE. 393s.
CAPITOL HILL tF). typist; must be
unusual; $1,000. Miss Evans at
BOYD SERVICE. cor. 18th and G
SITS. NV, MA. 2340.
DICTAPHONE OPR.. F.). typist, law
ofiiees, S5Q-SS 90 VIZ 15d, Pu6 tea:
hourly. For the SELECT positions
always see BOYD SERVICE. Est 35
yrs, cor. 18th and G SITS. Ma. 2340.
ATLAS, 1920 N. Y. AVE.
Secy's stenos.. typists, bkprs.. recpt.-
sypists. file clerks, payroll clerks.
bkpg INCH. oprs. Many others.
1920 N Y. AVE. NV. RIM. 500
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CIGAR-DRUG CLERK
Excellent opportunity for advance
ment for good all-around experienced
man. PENNSYLVANIA DRUG. 1901
e st. NV. -6
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CLERK

21-35 years Of age, mathmematically
inclined and willing to give good at
tendance: must be able to pass phys
ical exam. Apply personnel, Room
500. Open weekdays $40 to and
Saturday 81.
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1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
COLLECTION MAN
Installment store; exper. preferred
excel. salary. LONGS, 731 18th
The Detroit tribune., 1951-12-15

This committee says the FTC
needs more money because u
needs better men: = very strong
statement.
The Detroit tribune., 1951-12-15

In addition 10 the land. the
money covered the cost OF small
The Detroit tribune., 1951-12-15
Rk51Zl9! BUSINESS
sII170ys3:I<] sIy1Iaa

s.e. 100. 900 worth was given TO
France In that same month I'm
n said to be short. yet t2.oee. 80
worth was given to the Neither
lands I'm January; Seoo. go worth
20 French North Africa the pre-
vious month.
Many CongressTnsn want 70
find out Why We give away ma
terials said 10 bs short The
annual report OF me Senate Small
Business Committee headed oy
Senator John Spsrkman OF Ala
bana. Just issued. indicates no
one has been able TO explain why
these materials should be short
The Committee refers % the
study by Is leading economists
at Harvard School Of Business
who find that the present econ
ony can support m army OF
million men.
So far. the only statements on
shortages have been made by
bureaucrats. and by monopoly
officials busy cutting off supplies
10 independents.
Besides curtailing gifts Of sup
posedly critical materials
abroad. fair distribution 10 need
ed at home.
This is one resson why the
House Small Business Commit
tee headed by Rep. Wright Pat
man 1T.) bitterly critlcizes Fed
eral Trade Commission failure 10
enforce Antitrust laws
This committee says the FrC
needs more money because h
needs better men: y very strong
statement
These are just a few OF the
points mentioned by Congress
men when they state:
IF small businessmen keep
MP present active interest In gov
ernment. just as Big Labor and
Big Business have always done,
their problems viii be far less
and the Nation won't lose
any wars either"
The Detroit tribune., 1951-12-15
Businessman Named
Brotherhood Head

Region The appoint
ment was made in Washington
by Eric Johnson, National Chair
man. and announced by Robert
M. Frehse. executive secretary
of the Detroit Round Table
In accepting ths appoint
menf. Mr.. Simons said: 1T is
imperative that we live Broth
erhood Week each and every
week OF the year dedicsfing
ourselves TO understanding and
the practice Of the Brother
hood Of Man under the Father
hood Of God. BY 80 doing We
may show true spiritual leader
ship and combat devisivs i'm
fiuencss adequately.
Mr.. Simons is well known To-
cally not only as a leading bust
ness man but also for his com
activities. In addition TO
being active in the Detroit Round
Table he serves in an advisory
to the Detroit Urban
League and the Mayors Inter
racial Committee.
Also associate chairman Of the
Memorial Gifts committee, Great
er Detroit Hospital Fund, is on
The Detroit tribune., 1951-12-15

mooern nome. another mule !.
COW. and some fruit trees % ,'rp !
looked at these things gsa ,S.a
would one day be mine !. "''
Mr. Johnson. Il felt Tor the s''. ,an
time that was getting ahs,,|
after 20 years Of trying "'''
Year by year. with the aia i
FILA Supervisor Delojs Nc
tnd County Agent Charles p,.'
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. johnson bsa.
steadily increased thei, no, vo-.,
From the 500 worth Of mas
shift furniture and worn =.
farm implements they own.
when the Government made thss
a loan, 10 property valued n
$4,000 rs the jump they hau|
made.
This property includes thai,
farm. their enlarged and %.
modelled home. with a 3s.ipcA
exhaust fan 70 keep il cool in
summer; q new stove and HON.
freezer. a tractor and oih,,
modern equipment. two milk,
cows. 20 hogs. and so layinu
hens.
Although the Johssons hay,|
five children, the onis time thew
60 TO the grocery store is when
they want sugar. flour. coffee
salt. or pepper. They grow th.|
rest. I'D like 10 buy q piece ID
meat sometimes just 20 see hov|
il would feel, says Ms Johnson
looking at a pile OF steaks and
chops in her home freezer.
The Detroit tribune., 1951-12-15
Author Raps False Virtues

strong willed youth VINO nv m
TO the biz city and leaves 81
burden of morality and num-
ify af home. He comes ''
only with ambition.
Grant achieves he eoss
wealth and social posl''"'-n n
bols OF contemporary success
ly after he has reached 'ns
nacle does he suddenly anu ~ ~
matically realize that he has IL
bending the knee al ne Nv
false gods.
1t is only then that lnS ~ n
full realization comes to n"a
there are deeper triunp''s
achieved than he had ever
ined.
p..p,,. tn. fact that she
written a book with suen - "A
moral ovsrfones. Med o
forth has no direct ehurs"
aIi.tions. She considers ac ns
a Golden Ruler" Mis- %. DE-.
forfh was inspired 10 wr.m .s.,
novl bv the feeling
member Of the ehureh go
shs he'd seen esPen. 80.
/. bs .sivsn .noihss 'eh''
The Detroit tribune., 1951-12-15

the board of directors Of the
United Foundation-the Jewish
Home for the Aged-the new
Sinai Hospital. United Commun-
ity Services, National Foundation
for Infantile Paralysis. Temple
Beth FL. honorary member of the
Jewish War Veterans Board. vice
president, Detroit Historical Com
mission, and many other civic
endeavors.
Vice-chairman and other COM
mittee chairmen will be an
nounced by Mr. Simons IN the
very near future.
The Detroit tribune., 1951-12-15
Travel
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Now is the time TO plan your
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Your dollar buys more. hotel
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by acting NOW you can be
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air travel: Amsterdam, $685.; Bel
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This is the time TO take that
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is day voyage from New York
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The Detroit tribune., 1951-12-15

There Is growing protest
against today's fast-moving trend
which is making financial suc-
cess n symbol Of virtue. Med
Bridgeforth. in her new novel.
Another Chance" Exposition
Press. New York. S2,75) adds her
strong voice OF protest.
Grant Steele is a particularly
The Detroit tribune., 1951-12-15

Much Of the credit for TINS
years cotton crop of l5.7 million
bales goes TO the colored farmers
OF the South who. as always,
played an important role in up
ping the production. say Exten-
sion Field Agents T. M Camp
bell and John w. Mitchell OF the
The Detroit tribune., 1951-12-15

wear bureau heads may roll.
pped Off by the House and
senate Small Business Commit
res now gaming power through
greater support from increasing
0rgsnizauon OF independent BUS
.ne.smen-
First target I'm the battle To
end material shortages for both
civilian and military supply
will be the Marshall Plan. Con-
gressman Fred l. Crawford OF
Michigan on the floor OF Congress
has called attention to public
bitterness over the diffusion OF
the American substance.
Ins recent speech i'm ST Louis
stuart Symington. Cha rmsn OF
ne National Security Resources
Board sad since VI America
aas given nearly thirty billion
q liars 20 aid foreign nations.
equal 20 So. If the total national
debt at Pearl Harbor. But right
aow. besides the squandering OF
American taxpayers dollars.
squandering OF so-csned critical
materials creates genuine alarm.
Examples: Copper Is said to
be critical. yet in January. 1851.
Marshall Plan officials gave
S6. $4,000 worth Of copper TO
Germany. Austria. Netherlands.
Cotton is said TO be short. but
oN.tiOa.l F,s.ssiioa q Istrpsndsns Bssinss'
The Detroit tribune., 1951-12-15

seeking bu-
reaucrats are
putting . false
'front.' on raw
material sup
plies: IN an y
statements are
made hopin 8
20 stop planned
Investigations,
they say.
. . .
The Detroit tribune., 1951-12-15

Leonard ~ SimonS. co-partner
OF the Slmons- Nicholson Com
panv. has been appointed 1852
Brotherhood Chairman for the
The Detroit tribune., 1951-12-15

Congressional leaders private
" advise snan business leaders.
Tell your people not TO be pan.
icked by lurid reports and sell
their businesses as many did
early In World War III.
Scare headlines By publtcity
The Detroit tribune., 1951-12-15


from the Carolinas 10 Okla
-.oma and Texas pitched In TO
help meet the Nations need for
this important fiber crop.
And although threatened by
bad weather and boil weevils
which reduced their earnings two
years in a row, sc farmers
came through with big crops.
Typical OF the many farmers
who doubles their production Is
5l-year -old Elijah Johnson OF
Greenville. Miss. who expects 10
wind up with 60 bales. In pre-
vious years. the most cotton he
ever raised was 20 bales
Twelve years ago he would
have been happy If he could have
produced even six bales. II was
about then that the Farm Sc
curity Adminis,ration-now the
Farmers Home Administration
loaned him enough money TO buy
mule, a little feed. seed. and
some groceries TO tide him over.
The next year. after studying
Mr.. Johnson's record Of 10 years
of sharecropping and 10 more
as a struggling tenant. the
agency loaned him $500 to
buy the S5-acre farm he now
owns in the Glenn Mary. COM
munity near GreenviIlA.
In addition TO the land. the
money covered the cost OF small
The Detroit tribune., 1951-12-15

These are just a few OF tho
points mentioned by Congress
men when they state:
Evening star., 1951-03-30
Baltimore Numbers Man Gets Year and 81 900 Fine

after testimony by Mrs. Edna
Mercina, a widow, who said she
was a member of a women's pool
which bet up to $25 a day on
numbers.
Mrs. Mercina said the group bet
$40 on 345 last February 13 but
Martini failed to come around
with the payoff, which should
have been over $1,000. Martini
denied handling the wager.
Evening star., 1951-03-30
|PIone Arrives From Alaska With Woman in Iron Lung

koma, Wash, and at Lincoln
Neb., to refuel.
The patient, on landing, was
smiling but obviously very tired
/ Two full fight crews rotated
duties on the long journey. The
big iron lung was especially modi-
fled to operate on the MATS
transports 24-volt system. To in
sure against emergencies, pail
!of auxiliary power plants were
carried on board.
Mrs. Crumpacker'S two children
Evening star., 1951-03-30
BY the Associated Press

BALTIMORE, Mar. 30.-An-
thony Martini, 27-year-old ex-
convict and numbers writer, re-
ceived a $4,000 fine and one-year
prison term yesterday after wo-
man said he welshed on a $1,000
payoff.
Judge Joseph Sherbow handed
him the penalty in criminal court
Evening star., 1951-03-30

forts to avoid bad weather all the
way from Montana to Washing
ton. The pilots strove to steer
clear of turbulence so Mrs. Crum-
packer, who made the 4,000-mile
flight in an iron lung woud not be
disturbed.
Flight nurses Mary E. Hoy and
Alice M. Walter. of MATS 1733rd
Air Evacuation Squadron, ac-
companied Mrs. Crumpacker on
the, mercy flight, which stopped
lat McChord Air Force Base, Ia
Evening star., 1951-03-30
Jefferson Day Dinner
lin Arlington April 19

The annual Jefferson-Jacksor
Day dinner of the Arlington Dem.
ocratic Executive Committee viii
be held at $50 pm. April 10 al
the Terrace Room. National Air
port.
Harrison Mann, committee
chairman, appointed Edward o
Poole, assistant commonwealth
attorney, and Mrs. Maud N. Dove
4713 South Eighth road. as CO.
chairmen for the dinner.
Evening star., 1951-03-30

Mrs. William P. Crumpacker, %,
ipolio-stricken wife of an Air Force
lieutenant, is in Walter Reed Hos
pital today after 24-hour flight
from Anchorage, Alaska, where
she was stricken three weeks ago.
Her husband is stationed there.
A C-54 air evacuation transport
lof the Military Air Transport
Service arrived at the MATS
Terminal at National Airport
shortly before midnight. after ef-
Evening star., 1951-03-30

Carol Bruce, 2, and Billy, g.
months-old, preceded Mrs. Crum-
packer here and now are at hel
parents home in Winchester, Va.
The Bethesda Chevy Chase Res
cue Squad removed Mrs. Crum-
packer to Walter Reed in an am
bulance. The flight physician said
her condition was very good.
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