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Evening star., 1951-05-01
Nehru Thanks Russia,
China, U. 5. for Grain;
Bars Political Strings
By the A.seeiaied Press

NEW DELHI, India, May L.
Prime Minister Nehru today pub
licly thanked those abroad helping
India fight "the specter of famine
lowering over the land" but de-
clared India would not accept any
help Involving pressure on the ma
tion's domestic or foreign policy.
The Prime Minister, in a pre-
pared radio address, said a grave
food situation faces India's mil
lions and urged every Indian to
help meet the crisis.
Truth Is Bad Enough"
On the one hand, Mr.. Nehru
said, there have been reports OF
famine conditions prevailing over
IA wide area and of deaths due to
starvation; on the other, attempts
have been made to minimize the
gravity of the situation.
"The truth lies somewhere be-
tween the two and it is bad
enough" he said. There are
places in India today, especially
in Bihar and Madras, where food
is lacking. where there is con-
|tinuouS undernourishments and
where some. unable to bear the
strain for long, weaken and COL
lapse.
Famine, as we have ground to
understand this awful word, does
not exist to any wide extent at
this stage. but the specter of
famine certainly hovers over our
land"
Thanks q. S., China and Russia,
Mr.. Nehru outlined India's eff
forts to get food from abroad
and said:
81 would like to express appre-
Evening star., 1951-05-01
japanese Elections Show
Yoshidu Party Victory
By the Asseeiaied Pres,

TOKYO, May 1.-Early returns
from yesterdays nationwide cleo
tions indicated another over
whelming victory for Prime Min
lister Shigeru Yoshida's Liberal
Party and his platform of all-out
cooperation with the United
States.
The voting was to select gov
|ernors and national assemblymen
|of the IS prefectures .(states) of
Japan.
The trend on the basis of incom-
|plete returns was toward duplica-
tion of last weeks Landslide victory
for the Liberal Party when a rec
ord number of voters chose mu-
Inicipal and rural officials.
Evening star., 1951-05-01
By the Associated Prsss

| CHICAGO, May IAN Army
ldraftee. smuggled from camp BY
Ihis distraught parents for medica
treatment, was reported in seriou.
lcondition in a naval hospital to-
lday.
| Naval doctors said the soldier
Pvt. Stanley Amborski. is suffer
ling from virus pneumonia in both
lungs. They described the 81
'lyear-old soldier as "a very sick
young man."
The Army. meanwhile, said the
ailing soldier was absent without
leave" from his training camp at
Fort Leonard Wood. Mo.
The youths father, John AM
borski, As. said he planned to get
a medical discharge for his son
Mr.. Amborski said he had writ
ten Representative VAIL. Republi-
can, of Illinois in Washington
l"and expect to get some action
on this matter"
Taken From Camp by Family.
Pvt. Amborski was brought to
Chicago Sunday from the Army
camp by his family-his parents,
his wife. his brother and three sis
tiers. The father said he took his
son from the camp without formal
permission because of SANKEY'S
sickness.
Mr.. Amborski. As, a printing
company inspector, said Stanley
had written complaining he was
ill and unable to get proper med
ical treatment at the camp. Mr..
Amborski said Stanley wrote:
Get me out. dad. I'm going to
fall dead soon."
But Brig. Gen. Samuel D. Stur-
gis, the camp commander, said
Pvt. Amborski had been treated
five times in dispensaries or the
post hospital since his induction
on April 2.
A 5th Army spokesman said
the question of whether military
authorities will take action against
either of the Amborskis has not
been decided. He added, however,
he doesn't believe an issue will be
made of the case.
The elder Amborski said he is
taking full responsibility for
bringing my son back from that
camp" He said Stanley has a
spinal curvature and weak eyes,
land they refused to let him rest
in a hospital or in his barracks
at Fort Wood. He was too weak
even to carry a rifle"
Mistake Seen in Removal.
Capt. John r. Weisser, surgeon
at the Naval Hospital at Great
Lakes. said Stanley had acute
back and abdominal pains which
have not been fully diagnosed.
He was removed to the hospital
on the. advice of a civilian ply
sician summoned after his 45O-
mile trip from Fort Leonard
Wood.
Doctors at the Naval Hospital
Evening star., 1951-05-01
Labor Back in Fold,
Notes New Attitude
In Defense Sefup

Labor representatives toda,
were walking back to the defens
agencies they walked out of tw,
months ago.
The United Labor Policy Com.
mittee said that in those TIVE
months a significant change O
attitude has taken place in Wash.
ington.
While considerable progress ha.
been made in correcting unjust
and unavoidable procedures,
much remains to be done, the
committee said, adding:
I'VE do not want to give the
impression that the United Labor
Policy Committee is now satisfied
with all defense policies or pro-
grams. On the contrary. funda-
mental improvements are imper-
ative. The cards are still stacked
against the consuming public.
Remedy Suggested.
"The remedy for these wrongs
lies in more vigorous price regu-
lations and even more with Con-
gress. Labor and every other
group in the Nation must now
undertake a new campaign for
constructive action by Congress. y
Meanwhile. the Policy Commit
tee of the United States Chamber
Of Commerce today urged that
labor representatives take off their
union label when they step into
the defense mobilization setup so
they can represent "all the
people"
This action was taken in the
form of a resolution indorsed by
the chambers Board of Directors.
1t will be presented tomorrow to
the $500 delegates attending the
chambers annual meeting here.
The resolution declared that
labor and business representatives
alike should leave their private
Affiliations behind when they be-
come Government officials.
Nominations for VrSB.
The United Labor Policy Com
mittee, which includes the AFL,
CIO and most of the railroad
unions, made nominations for the
new Wage Sterilization Board and
other jobs in defense agencies.
These were its nominations for
the WSB:
From the AFL, Harry C. Bates
Of the Bricklayers, Elmer Walker
of the Machinists, and william C.
Birthright of the BARRIERS: from
the CIO. Emil Rieve of the Tex
tile Workers. Joseph A. Beirne Of
the Communications Workers, and
John Livingston of the United
Auto Workers.
E. L. Oliver, labor economist who
had been scheduled for place on
the board as a representative Of
the Railway Labor Executives AS
sociation, will serve as chief staff
consultant or as an alternate.
The long dispute with Defense
Mobilizer Charles E. Wilson over
a labor representative in his Office
apparently is settled with the
ULPC nominating George M. Har-
rison, president of the Brother
hood of Railway Clerks. to serve
as top assistant. Mr.. Harrison
was top level official in the Office
of Economic Stabilizer Eric john
ston before the walkout in Feb
ruary.
Evening star., 1951-05-01
Two Killed in BoIiviu
In Prediction FIoreup
BY the Asseeiofed Press

LA PAZ. Bolivia, May IA pre-
election fiareup between govern
ment and opposition factions
resulted last night in two persons
shot dead and IL others injured
The clash occurred when fol-
lowers of the opposition Revolu-
tionary Nationalist Movement
approached a car in which pro-
government Candidate Gabrie,
Gosalvez was riding.
Government party supporter:
stopped them and the gunf1re fol-
lowed. Police broke up the skirm.
ish and arrested several persons
Evening star., 1951-05-01
$4,000 Flying Hours Scored

T DENVER (P.-Capt. Ivan Oh
son. pilot for Continental Air
Lines, this year began his 2lst
year of flying with $4,000 hours
|airborne behind him. He says he
never has even scratched an air.
plane. Every time he completes
Ianother 1000 hours. Capt. Olson
passes out candy to the passen-
i0nrC
Evening star., 1951-05-01
Pun-Am AirIinet Lunds
After Wheels Get Stuck

SHANNON AIRPORT, Ireland
May IA transatlantic airlinel
with Sc passengers aboard. in.
cluding entertainer Danny Kaye
circled Shannon Airport for three.
quarters Of an hour today will
its undercarriage stuck.
The pilot finally got the wheel
down and the Pan-Americal
Stratocruiser landed safely.
Kaye is on his way to Londol
Sor a Variety Hall engagement. :
Evening star., 1951-05-01
Simple, Accurate Blood Test
For Cancer Is Reported Near

II the mixture is clear, cancer is
present somewhere in the body.
DR.. Penn says there are two
things that must be overcome be-
fore the test is ready.
One problem is that the new ex-
tract thus far lacks the chemical
stability required to store it fol
long periods. The other is that
the test sometimes shows up posi-.
tive in arthritis and pregnancy
cases.
Evening star., 1951-05-01

compared to 100 pounds when he
entered the Army last October Is.
Mrs. Petit said she has not
learned the nature Of her sons
illness.
An Army spokesman at Fort
Leonard Wood said Pvt. Petitt'S
case was to be investigated.
Evening star., 1951-05-01
Man in Accident Kills Self

ABERDEEN. Wash. May / (P)
"A young motorist took his life
because he believed himself re-
sponsible for a five-car accident
In which six persons were injured
slightly. the Grays County cor
oner reported. DR.. E. B. Riley, the
Evening star., 1951-05-01

coroner. said Thomas Trude, Is,
shot and killed himself Sunday
a short time after his car was In
volved in a collision.
Evening star., 1951-05-01

Because butter-making isn't
profitable any more, Fires out
put is dropping.
Evening star., 1951-05-01

ADVERTISEMENT.
Evening star., 1951-10-07
HELP MEN
sECURITIEs SALESMAN.

SECURITIES sALEsMAN-An oppor.
tunity OF q lifetime for partnership
material type Of securities salesman,
one capable OF helping build business
In which ultimately he might ex-
pect 70 own q sizeable interest. Write
bs BOZ lo.X' Star. giving age and ex-
sRGfREvsfIRcSEs cLERk-Man who i.
steady, makes nice appearance, good
salary. working conditions; see Mr.
Billhimers BARRY-PATE MOTOR
sERyr1EmgrSSo ER 1Sg Conn fnr ave Ns: nv nv n; no
ers; overtime. Call Mr.. Eisen-
schmidt. 10. 9-s223 bet, o and II
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
ply coNNoRs & FOSTER. 2244 Pa
sERv1cE' STATION shift m.nater nat
must be able to handle all phases
Of service station work; salary open
Apply W. A. Barber. ESQ SERVICE
CENTER. 10th and Maine ave. s.w
Ess no ST.r1oS ab. YORK. p4.I.l s.tnssaS ss
operator; rapid pay advances. to q
good man, Free disqualification, va
cation with pay, nice working hours
AMOCO STATION, Florida save. and
nhhapianIH nhana Az 81; 81, NV. see Mr.. Rackey
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT, to
work in truck service station. Must
have some service station exper. and
have, references. Wages, $54 per wk
to start Regular raises to follow
See Mr. Cauble, any day except
sat after 4 pm. SPEED L. BRis.
C0E 220l n; 7 ave: ne. Il
Must be experienced and over 81
have local refs; salary. $50 wk
LENoX MOTOR CO., 2423 Kenil-
worth ave. Bladensburg, Nd. WA
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
good pay. 48-hour week, day shift
hpply SHELL STATION, 44OI
SERVICE STATION attendant, exper
man.; hrs. 3:30-l2 pm: large
D. C. ,firm; excellent salary for com
petent man. Call MR., BREEDEN
10. 5-0063, between 8 a.m.-3 pm
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT 10,
large station in NV. section; mus
be reliable. Call WO. 3231
Evening star., 1951-10-07
PreSSers-Wool
Must be exper. Good work.
ing conditions. Vacation with
pay. Apply Mr.. May.
Bergmann's Laundry
623 G st. NV.

PRESSMEN, must be tops, Craftsman
or Miehle operator; 5-day wk.. pleas.
6062
PRINTER-Experienced Job shop hand
fGombpoS1t1r abIe ,Ssa Stsady position tor re-
Salary commensurate with your
ability to handle above average
work Give experience. telephone,
and when avail. for work. 40-hr.
Gk: Box 237-V. Star.
PRINTER or top two-thirder for
newspaper and Job work: perma-
nent: congenial. Box 473-S. star
PRODUCE CLERK, full or part time;
permanent position for experienced,
dependable man. Apply in person
POS1NS 1856 Georgia ave. NV
RADIO AND PHoNo. sERvICEMAN
Inside bench work; only exper.
man need apply; excel. opportunity
with nationally-known distributor;
tor, salary and group hospitalization.
Call in person. EMERSON RADIO OF
WASHINGTON, INC. 1922 18th st.
NV. 3
Evening star., 1951-10-07
statesmen
statesmen

ONE OF wAsHINGToNs FASTEST
STEPPING AND MOST PROGRES.
SIVE SALES ORGANIZATIONS Is
NOW ENTERING ITS LUSH SEASON
For THE YEAR AND HAS SEVERAL
OPENINGS FOR Statesmen WHO
WOULD LIKE TO BECOME BIG.
MONEY FARMERS AND ARE WILL
ING TO WORK TOWARD THAT
END, OUR BUSINESS is ALWAYS
GOOD. BUT FROM NOW UNT1f
SSHHRRISTMAs SHR ISTs1. 1T IS A sALEsMAN's
RANGE FROM $3.50 TO
WELL OVER $500 PER WEEK
ACCORDING TO ABILITY Ann
EFEORT; THERE is NO CAN
VASSING OF ANY KIND BECAUSE
ALL Statesmen ARE FURNISHES
AN ABUNDANCE OF QUALIFIED
AND DEFINITE AFPOiNTNEN-TTiS -Ti
WITH EEADY-TO-BUY PROS
THIS is AN OPPORTUNITY To
BECOME A MEMBER OF ONE OF
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IN ONE OF THE BEST MONEY.
MAKING BUSINESSES FOR SALES.
MEN ANYWHERE.
FOR FULL DETAILS, COME IN TO
SEE NE PERSONALLY.
Evening star., 1951-10-07
OIL BURNER
MECHANTHc

OFFICE CLERK, age 30-45, 10 work
in construction Office: use addinl
machine and some tipping; payroll
eXper helpful. Give refs. and full
particulars. Box 3IS-R. Star. -
FAINTER. lst class, sober. SIC day
Call ewes. L. CROWELL, SH. 1873
PAINTERS, long Jobs. Templetor
sts., East Riverdale. Md, or Carozza
at 25th and Iverson stS., Hillcresi
HEIGHTS. Md: WAGES. 81 hr. ~
PAINTERS--Good, clean. sober men
only 1st-class need apply; So pei
hour. Call ia. 4-1019, 7-I0 pm
PAINTERS, 1St class mechanics only
references required; SIG day. TU
PAINTER-Must be able to match
e1lor;, pref. with permit to drive,
FAINTERGGood mechanic. not over
30; will pay .Sl6 per day or over
Or Will consider partnership. Cal
Oh; ui54 Sunday after l pm.
PAlNTEkS-oI5 per day, Steady
work. Corner Old Georgetown and
Glenwood rds.. Bethesda, Md. -
PAINTERS. white, lst class, Amply
BALTIMORE RENOVATING. 2323
18th st. NV. -
PAINTERS, experienced, white only.
to work in Alexandria: So hr. 40S
y. Howell ave, Alexandria.
Evening star., 1951-10-07
HELP MEN
SALES CLOSER,

To complete terms and selection on
on layaway coEtractS with partial
deposit paid; direct sales experience
and car essential; must be available
commission, Phone ri. 0607. Z te
Mr.. LEONARD.
SALES ENGINEER-Nationally known
ing equipment needs man between
25 and so with engineering back
ground. to work In local office rep.
resenting company with Federal
Government. State experience. age
and starting salary expected. Box
SALES MANAGER-sman HiSsi whoiesal.
firm requires youthful. experienced
sales manager; lots of future, good
pay; good man wanted. Box 129-R
SALESMAN. with car. Southern Nd.
experienced calling on merchants in
wholesale frm;, salary, car expenses
aana very good commissions. Box
with car; $75 week and
GOOD sales commissions; repeat or
ders weekly selling bags. cups. paper
products and janitor supplies ID local
prominent wholesale Arm. BOZ
SALESMAN, exp. in drugs or cosmet- :
les, age 25 to 40; sal, $100 per week
Aaa aaa expenses plus bonus. Box
sAaafsMAS AdlfssA CONDITIONS: sSss salary nas
portunity for capable man. Apply
M. silverman. SURPLUS SALES
co. g25 Penna. ave. NV. :
oaLEShtA interested in sports &C.
tivities: National organization. Per
nianent. Phone MR.. SACKS. 1912
S9n' sTp esnd snd OF pm. Mon. and Tues
young man interested in
earning $4,000 annually; must be
aggressive and willing to work hard
selling experience not nee; we will
train aGanin you. For interview, call OR.
SALESMAN, experienced preferred in
splendid opportunity for GOOD fu.
ture: BEACON ELECTRICAL SUP
Ely ELY CO. So'1 18th St, Silver
saLEsMAN for frozen food company: par
ssnars. ssiary plus car allowance; car
SALESMAN or woman, @ oVsf; Wishing to
make more than his salary. see J.
bbETTOH Soo MARTIN. Warner Bldg
wholesale grocery, estab-
lished route available for a hard
worker with experience in calling
on retail stores. Box 24l-V, Star.
3
SALESMAN-High-grade, has An
opportunity to represent national
organization, leader in its field' II
you possess the following qualifica-
lions, your earnings should be
$1,000 lst year or more. /. Be-
tween the ages OF 27-5O, good health
habits and enthusiasm. also desire
we require must be leadership tim
Der. car necessary, We will give
you f1eld training and leads assuring
your success. For appointment,
furnish complete resume and phone
number. Box 1855, Star.
Evening star., 1951-10-07
HELP MEN
OFFICE CLERK-TYPIsT, fast,

OFFICE CLERK-TYPIST, fast, all.
afound assistant to manager. Salary
open. Apply AMERICAN BAG &
PAPER CO., 1896 H st. ne.
OFFICE MANAGER
washington Office of nationally knowr
manufacturer has opening for yount
man having. knowledge OF Govern
ment procedures and organization
Call MA. 060S for interview -!
OIL BURNER SERVICE MECHANIC
experienced on domestic oil-burnina
equipment; 40-hour week. time ano
q half overtime. Must be able to
furnish own tranSp. for which a
liberal allowance Is made. Sick
leave and vacation. Uniforms and
laundry free. Permanent position
70 one who can qualify. Apply SIN
CLAIR REFINING CO., 40f Farra-
gut 81; ne. 8 to IL am. -
OIL BURNER and domestic boiler
men. Apply o L st. s.w. between
1.30 and & am. weekdays la
Evening star., 1951-10-07

with car needed BY So
year-old ,AAA-l rated manufacturer
OF maintenance items sold repeat
to schools. colleges, hospitals. hotels,
factories. stores. bakeries, dairies,
etc, in Northeastern Virginia terri
tory. We advertise in TINE and 16
trade magazines. Are the largest
in our field. Have active estab-
!iShed clientele. Train you at TAG
tory Our. expense. Unusual earn
ings made by our ssleSmen. 75ts
Write air mail. sales manager, j. /
HOLCoMB MFG. CO., indianapolis
Indiana.
Evening star., 1951-10-07
statesmen

Worrying about what your sood iot
will be worth in a few months7 vii
your orders be flled7 viii shortage,
cut earnings? Or credit regulations hit
your line7 Want a deal where there
are none of these worries? wher,
business will stay good and get bette,
year by year' Our men make s2oC
and $500 a week selling at Mt. Com.
fort, one OF Virsinia's largest ant
fastest-srowins cemeteries. You,
sales would all be made before need
Leads furnished. Permanent open.
inEs for two good men with cars
Let me show you how you can in.
crease your earnings. Call MR.
sPINK, ov. o543. 9 am. to 5 nm
Evening star., 1951-10-07
HELP MEN

LABoRER. steady JOB, Come ready
i9s 9IRpw w0Fs Fsao RIsoS KHIeRES Blvd LuMBaR
Key Bridge. Arl. tRosslyn carline. !
LIFHO PHOTOGRAPHERS, capable,
good h It.; good working conditions.
State experience, age, salary eX-
pected Box 266-V. Star. y
Evening star., 1951-10-07
HELP MEN
PORTERS, CLEANERS

Apply s5 B1ckNGHAMf kSRsesashf cMauHNiTY cesMxsadgHMsnt
$500 N. 4th ST.. Arl.. Va. -
Evening star., 1951-10-07
SHOE SALESMAN

Experience unnnecessary: salary open
g. r.; KINNEY CO., operator of tht
wor!oS largest group of family shoe
positions open in their new store
IN Langley Shopping Center. corner
New Hampshire ave and Univ
lane. II you are Interested in a
future with q lot OF opportupity
Tor Advancement. apply at above
address. Good pay and excellent
working conditions. -
Evening star., 1951-10-07
TELEVISION
SERVICEMEN
FOR
OTTTSIDE Calls
TV SERVICEMEN

Permanent positions inside and out
side with George's great service or
ganiZation. Highest salary for ex-
perienced men; generous car allow
ance: insurance benefits; discount
privileges: paid vacations; guaran-
teed advancement; best possible
working conditions
Call Mr.. GILL. DI. 1900, Q am.
tn + n m
Evening star., 1951-10-07

LOT .MAN--Must be experienced fol
used car lot; sober willing worker
Apply Sunday 10 to 5. 2I50 Blad.
ensburg rd. ne
LUMBER and millwork man fol
company now being formed II
SUBURBAN area. Box 262-R. Star.
LuWBEh MAN. counter sales. musl
have thorough knowledge lumber
ard mil work; good Job for q
good man: see Mr.. Mills. LIBBEY
,;udBER CO.. 625 N. Y. ave. NV.
LUMBER AND MILLWORK-Experi.
enced man for outside sales: car
furnished. Compensation open. Box
244-S, Star
MAINTENANCE MAN. experienced
neavy oil burners. under so. married
utils. furnished. OIL. 3240, 9-5 week
days. e
Evening star., 1951-10-07
SALESMAN

Good opening for an experienced
electrical, appliance salesman, for
inside and outside work; between
ages OF 80 TO SIS years old; one who
Us emI loyed at present, but not
satisfied with position or salary.
this offer is for a full-time. per-
manent position; must own car;
compensation based on salary and
commission. For appt.. call 10.
5-06lS, WHEATON APPLIANCE
CO. Wheafnn ShnnninR Center -
Evening star., 1951-10-07
SERVICE STATION
ATTENn MTG

AL
opPEHING FOR 2 RELIABLE MEN
Go3R T1fsp sAAisARIEsi AshRW No 10, SUNDAY
4505 LEE Hwy. ARL1NGToN'' TON VA VA
SERVICE STATION MEN
Your experience in automotive serv.
career with Chrysler product new
car, dealer In D. C. We need sew.
msn e5s men servc. to train as parts
billing clerks. II Interested ir
steady. 5-day work week, paid va.
cation and holidays, reply at oncs
giving age, experience, education
sno character reference. Salary
discussed at interview. Box 165-R
SHEET .ncsJ n METAL tai MEN . 90; expert.
cail IA. s57 Between eaeG@ds 70 . sS1sfS : m
SHIPPING AND RECEIVING CLERK
Tor local storage company; typina
sifsntleli 9R' eoHtNP Apply 4eo New York ave.
SHOE SALESMAN. experienced. capa.
PIE inter; must be sober and re-
liable; executive position possible fol
the right man EMMA JETTICK
SHOES. 1897 F st. NV.
SHOE SALESMAN, experienced: full
and part time; salary plus commits
Hutcheson. SCOTTs SHOE STORE
S56l Georgia ave. -
SHOE SALESMAN, must be expert
enced. permanent position. Apply a
once: QUEEN QUALITY BOO1
SHOP. INC, 1921 F st. NV.
SHOE SALESMAN, experienced; full
Alexandria and Washington. Appi,
POI H SITS. ne. Ask for MR.. KAP.
Evening star., 1951-10-07

GAS STATION ATTENDANT. work
from 8 am. to pm; experience
not necessary. but sobriety and
honesty are. Apply Mr.. Brown only,
STANTON PARK SHELL. 400 C
GENERAL CLEANING in apt. house;
hours, and hours watch; IL pm.
to 5 am. RA. 3414. -
GROCERY CLERK, colored some
knowledge Of meat cutting. Federal
MsLAhBskET' NAE l@oo 4sn ST. NV. NE
GROCERY CLERK and food checker
all-f5und experience; good salary
references required. IA. S-9S25. &
Evening star., 1951-10-07
HELP MEN

GROCERY MAN; excellent opportuni.
" for one experienced in super
market. Benefits include paid hos
pitalisatton Snd insurance. Apply in
person. 1923 r. /. ave. ne. or
292O Nichols ave Sc "a
Evening star., 1951-10-07
Lithographic
SALESMAN

Seasoned. dependable producer with
with leading creative Offset house in
Washington. at present represented
only by principals. with q service
setup without equal in this city
II you have good, consistent offset
business and are interested in prog
resS and permanence. write immedi-
ately. in .strictest confidence, com
ent earnings, etc. as a basis for
further negotiations. Address PRES
1DENT. Box 472-S. Star.
Evening star., 1951-10-07
SATESMEN

SALESMEN
Exceptional opportunity for quail
med man to represent US in pro-
ing materials salesman. DRAWN q
account against commissions, gaso-
line, oil and tires furn. Our en-
ployes know of this ad. Apply in
writing only for appt. S0S Edmonds
Bldg, 917 18th st, NV, g