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Evening star., 1951-07-19

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With or without ,o .ssrv CA. sIs sa
mission; for further information;
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periencs ,.n This position pe9nsngns Is
orsaasthis orsaniastion Aha IN the @ ensineerinE and
copy preparation field; annual and
sick-leave benefits. Call ME-. 6471
UTILITY MAN, TO- work in funeral
home; must be dependable. honest
nd ast '1ns5 sSpoyer Please auss nTnfh have Is' r0
drivers permit. Only worthwhile
PLUMMER from 2 to. 10 PM. Sat
July 21. at 901 3rd st.. s.w. 10
vULCANIZER to take CHARGE OF tube
right man BEN HUNDLEY BAG
wATcHMAN--For good steady Job.
Must be reliable man. Apply IN
person, HERSONS AUTO d APPLI-
wATCHMAN for sight work, must be
sober and competent. Apply 500
s. Highland st. See MIR. PHILLIPS.
wATcHMAKER, exper.; good pay and
Man MEGNsk'es eooTed to deSer oTdrs and
work in store: must know the city
and suburbs. Refs. required. 57oo
Georgia ave. NV. III
MAN to help busy executive in the
selling Of education courses; position
requires travelling; must have good
education and speak perfect Eng
lish; will train man who is willing
to follow Instructions. Starting sal
telephone WI. 1915. -19
MAN WANTED for simple carpentry
and painting; must have car great
exper. not necessary; $50 per wk.
plus car allowance. BOX 474-G, Star.
MAN-General work in grocery store;
experienced preferred; references;
ALBAN MARKET, 1908 Gault pl.
MAN, 25 to 35. to learn the auto
mobile bus; salary to start. Box
MAN, experienced. to operate electric
sewer equipment. Salary and COM
mission. TU. 1900 between 7:3o
and $50 am 4 to 3 p.m. 30
MAN for grocery store-All-around
work; experience and references
MENSSpare time. earn $50 to $50
wkly. in hrs. of own choice; sales bJ
leads and contacts. REAL SILK, Ma
73h7. 30
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ASSISTANT MANAGER
We have an immediate opening
Tor an experienced young woman
tion in large cafeterias in Fedora
bldgs. Opportunity for advancement
Must be available for early hours
GOVERNMENT SERVICES, INC.
1135 21st st. NV. -1g
CASHIER-Apply in person, GOOr
EARTH RESTAURANT. 1909 K st
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ENGINEER
ENGINEER

For large. modern air con-
ditioned Office building. Good
starting salary, vacations
with pay; free hospital and
surgical insurance. etc. Must
be able to furnish good ref
erenceS.
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MANAGER

Supervision of hotel dining room and
kitchen. Food experience essential:
Contact Manager, CHASTLETON
HOTEL 1T0I 18th ST NV -19
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statesmen
Storm window man. II you can sci
so windows per month. hnd out now
about our bonus plan. We also
your sales. Cali MR.. KENYON. GE
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FuRNITuRE SALESMAN

Experienced, to sell on floor: S50, wk.
plus liberal commission. We believe
our men are among the highest earn
ing statesmen In this city. STEADY po-
tunity. My Friend John, ATLAS
FURNITURE. a21 @ st. NV. -19
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GROCERY CLERK, experienced; good
position to right party; S65 wk. TO
start. SEVEN CORNERS MARKET,
Falls Church. Va. Open Sundays.
-23
GROCERY CLERK-OpeninR for man
with ambition looking for perm.
employment; some exper. preferred.
Phone days, Ma. 9S90; ewes, CHI.
0509. -23
DEL. BOY with D. C.
drivers permit. Apply, KENNEDY
MARKET, S25 Kennedy st. NV.
See Mr.. Diamond. go
must be able to take and fill phone
orders and manage a produce dept.
Apply at 1902 Alaska ave. NV. 10
HELPERS, white, for screen factory
FLAHERTY BROS, INC, 1882 Mt.
Olivet I'd. ne. IL
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.IANITOR

-olored couple only; sober. expert
enced with stoker and minor re-
pairs; salary and excellent quarters.
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1101 Penna. Ave. NV.

11O1 Penna. Ave. NV.
HoD, CARRIERS. report ready to
work. Out Riggs rd. to Madison ST.
ne; ; right to ALpoN CONSTRUC-
TloN CO. INC. job. See Mr.. zieger
HOTEL MANAGER, honest, reliable,
capable Of taking complete charge;
state salary and experience. Box
HOTEL NIGHT AUDITOR, with tran
script experience; must be reliable
snnr ana COZ son.seientious; cna good salary and
p,ANDREA' auditor, Burlington Ho-
H0USEMAN-settled able to drive;
in fsmily; good wages; refs. Call
HoUsEMAN JANIToR. single. live
in; ewes. and Sundays OF: refer
ences. 1909 10th st. NV; don't
INSURANCE SALESMAN, full o,
part time; fire and casualty; excel.
9GR2pcortqInitys GRc WRIGHT REALTY,
INSIDE SALES ASSISTANT wanted
tributor. Must be draft exempt.
Mail age. marital status and other
qualifications. Box 302-J. Star.
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JANITOR with 5th class license. for
large apt. bldg. Good salary and
living quarters, references. NO.
1890. 10
JANITOR and maintenance man, for
large housing project; 44-hr. wk,
good pay, no quarters: straight
time. Call Mr.. Collins. WA. 9559.
or report to project in rear OF 6400
block ,Ager I'd. directly in rear Of
Ager Road Elementary School.
JANfT0R, colored, for large apart
ment house; must be sober. reliable
and experienced; salary and quar-
ters. THOS. j. FISHER IL CO., INC,
73S 18th st. NV. 10
JANITOR, 5th class engineers license.
apt. and salary S140 per mo. Call
MRS. COLEMAN. manager ST
4579 or Me. 3477. -1q
colored. married. no chill
dren. Good Job and apt. 2 rms. kit,
bath. elec. refgr. Apply AIRY VIEW
APARTMENTS, 2415 Goth st. NV,
go
JANITOR sober. married. no chill
dren: live in; good salary. good
quarters; for garden-type epts.
Apply at Spring Garden ONCE. s007
Eastern ave 30
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9fiaee. 9a GEO. F. MuTH CO.. 10
TEACHERS, nursery and kindergar-
ten, must be prof. trained or expeH.
for coop school OW. 1909.
TEACHERS-For grades 8 to 6. Not
over 40 years of age. Protestant
preferred. Exclusive private ele-
handwriting religious afiliation.
age. exper, and training. Box At
TELEPHONE ORDER CLERK, over
21, courteous, pleasant, accommo-
dealing with general public Must
be high school grad; 51z-day week.
Apply in person to NJ. J. Garrett,
INSTITUTE CLEANING PLANT.
S021 Ga. ave-, Silver Spring. Md.
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STONE MASONS, capable Of doins
AL kinds Of stone work; See NJ VI,
DEVELOPMENT CO.. 1880 Massa-
ehusetts ave: NV: "a
THEATER MANAGER-No experience
necessary; chance for advancement;
must have car: starting salary, S5h
per wk. plus car allowance. Box
474-G, Star. -19
TIRE CHANGERS. experienced. S53.b 80
per week to start BEN HUNDLEY
3446 l4th st. NV.
TOY SALESMAN for local wholesaler
Draw against commission. Must have
car. Experience preferred. Mr.. Fran
kel, MALCO WHOLESALERS. 472 L
st. NV, 8 to 5; Saturdays. 2 to
12. 80
TRUCK DRIVER. learn oil burner
supply and heating business. Good
opportunity to advance. Apply r.
e. MICHEL CO., INC. 1920 1st st.
TRUCK DRIVERS and landscape
men. Call OIL. 9222 -l9
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For plumbing dept: must be exper.
car nee; prospect file maintained;
liberal drawing account against
commission; many company bene-
fits: perm. position. Apply personnel
Office, SEARS, ROEBUCK 81 CO.
S4hh CnleSYille I'd. Silver Spring.
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YOUNG MEN
$500 PER DAY
SALARY
PLUS BIG
DAILY CASH
r0MMTSSTONc
COMMISSIONS

intelligent young men willing tc
follow instructions assisting in max.
ing survey Of local business con-
Germs. Can earn from S75 tc
S100 wk. MR.. BYRAM. 915 Eye
st. NV, ME. 1855; from $50 te
I np1v
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DEPARTMENT HEAD

Experienced in Childrens shoes
preferred but not necessary.
Excellent working conditions.
Salary open. apply Personnel.
ERATIVE DEPT. STORE. 4025
S. 2Sth ST., Arlington. Va.
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MUNTZ TV
3143 N. WASHINGTON BLVD.
ARLINGTON. VA.

SEAT COVER INSTALLATION--Need
. men, experienced preferred; good
chance for Advancement in comDlete
CORP. < n o 5000 Georgia = ave. -a2
SERVICE MAN. knowledge of fluid
duplicators; full or part time; profit
able working ARRANGEMENT for ca
pable man. Phone DI. 1922. All
INQUIRIES will be held confidential
SERVICE MECHANIC - Must have
or Nd. for . yrs; prefer man with
knowledge of carbonated dispensing
systems: hourly wage, time and Q
half overtime; paid vacation, 2
weeks. Apply daily, 9-10 am,
CANADA DRY GINGER ALE. 1901
East-West hwy. Silver Spring. -22
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For part-time work, Mon. and Fri
nights. 6 to q; all day Sat. Appl.
personnel office. SEARS, ROEBUCE
& CO., S455 Colesville rd., SilVe
Spring Md
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SECRETARIES

Technical and non-technical secre-
tarial openings available in Silver
Spring. Alternate 5 and 6 day
work week, excellent advsncement
opportunities., friendly and cheerful
Tense program. Write or phone
E. M. Lane. Applied Physics Labora-
tory, JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERS-
ITY 1921 Georgia avenue. Silver
Spring. Nd.
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BOOKKEEPER
ASSISTANT

Must have knowledge Of
typing; old-established retail
store wants refined person for
permanent position; flve-day
week. State age. experience.
Personal interview ARRANGED.
BOX 354-H, STAR
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REPRESENTATIVE for national as
sociation; management or sales ex-
perience: permanent position. short
hours. Apply Suite 514. 1923 Conn
SALES CLERK; part time, for retail
camera store; married or sgle.. bet
ages of 90 and 80; must be exper
In photographic. retailing; Sill. Spg
Essidsnt res eat pref; Ss,.u Apply MR.. GosBEE'
SALESGIRL. for womens speciality
shop; must have experience. LA.
sALEsLADY. for variety store. Apply
ROCK CREEK VARIETY GIFT
sm3p; snrias; ,3 sS23 Grubb rd.. Silver
sALEsLADY, jewelry, part time. for
Friday and Saturday. See Mr.. Will
.hite, CASTLEBERG'S. 301S Wilson
blvd. Arlington.
SALESLADY, experienced. for dresses
and coats; liberal salary plus 19e
commission on all sales. SAKS.
SALESLADY-Part time, experienced.
Good working conditions. LIBERAL
CREDIT CLOTHING CO.. 4I5 18th
st. NV DO
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EXPERIENCED
statesmen
$1,000 PER DAY
SALARY
PLUS BIG
DAILY CASH
COMMISSIONS

q thoroughly experienced, intelligent
saiesmen willing to work hard and
follow instructions can earn from
500 to S225 week. Car neces-
sary. Mr.. BYRAM, 9l5 Eye st; NV,
ME. 1875: from 9:30 to / only.
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NIGHT AUDITOR
Must know hand transcript: for busy
downtown Washington hotel. Box
2S7-V, Star
NIGHT MAN-Must be able to oper-
ate switchboard and elev. See
Supt.. 1888 New Hamp. ave. NV.
NIGHT wATCHMAN-Perm. position
at school located so miles outside
furnished. Box 476-G. Star.
NIGHT MAN, familiar with switch
board, elevator and -stoker opera
tions; hrs. IL p.m.-7 am; 6-day
wk. See Mr.. Weaks. 2oo2 p st. Nv.
NIGHT SWITCHBOARD operator
Lge.. apt. development in Arlington.
needs man to take emergency calls
and assist tenants after office hrs;
44-hr; work week, vac. with pay pay
driving permit. Box 143-J. Star.
NIGHT wATCHMAN-e-day week.
Must be sober. ,$125 per month
4PP!E 4aeEr eEGB, a.fHaFd and coarNTHsAS sDd I'9
NURSERY MART-Manager expert
enced and capable young man to
manage retail. sale: wonderful OPP
portunity and salary: must give
| ment -l9
OFFICE MAN. handle incoming, out
going mail. Operate postage meter
| mimeograph. and addressograph
| machines Familiar with general
office supplies. Only exper. appli-
cants considered. Box 4S0-J, Star
OIL BURNER SERVICE and installa-
1 tion man, car and tools necessary;
good pay and future. steady work
| SOLAR HEATING CO., INC, 1101
Lee hwy, Rosslyn. Va. oW. 1900
al
4 PAINTER for maintenance work. Ap-
ply manager. LAFAYETTE HOTEL
18th and Eye sts. NV. 30
lPATNTERS-Spray painters; expert
i enced on houses and apts. Also ex.
i perienced brush painters. 18th ant
North ouanticA.: All, Va. tjust of
WASHINGTON blYd). lie
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GSgsTEsFEN ssg HpBs fEpDs 81 SRozGA salS5sa es
TARD. 1851 9TH st. NV. --19
COUNTER g. GRILL MAN. good pay.
Day work: off Sunday. BASINS
Md. iT5i; Can oL. oo $3.50. ave. @fs
CRANE OR SHOVEL operator. Steady
year-around work. good wages.
Mus, be sober and reliable. Box
CREW MANAGER-Opportu to
Join rapidly growing local concern.
We handle nationally and locally
hire will get an override after one
north during which time he will
learn our business and show US
what he can do: II you IrS can asf set1 q
between 10 and IL am. -l9
DANCE INsTRUcToRS-n you are
an ambitious man, age % to %.
then please read this carefully. Ar
thur Murray Studios. worlds largest
and best-known dance studios wants
men to train for positions as aIEe dance
class starting Immediately. No ex-
perience nee. College graduates pref;
II you enjoy making excel. social
contacts in your work, meeting
charming. well,brsd people ana anii earn.
luk Hpu W S1SS Wa Stt-S
wonderful opport. Our expanding stu
dios offer you splendid future for
advancement to the executive brack-
ct and corresponding salary better.
ment. Apply in person, 10 a. m: TO Q
pm. to Mrs. Ferren, ARTHUR
MURRAY STUDIOS. 1106 Conn.
ave. NV.
DANCING TEACHERS, experienced in
teaching ballroom dancing with an
accredited school. Guaranteed sal
ary. Full or part time. Apply IN
person, 1 pm. to 10 pm. RAY
QUINLAN DANCE STUDIOS, 1850
Conn. ave. NV, -1S
DELEGATES. MAN, exp. good pay
QUEENSTOWN DELICATESSEN.
31S5 Queens Chapel rd., Mt. Rainier.
UN. 3066. 10
DELIVERY MAN, colored - Neat.
references: afternoons and evenings;
full-time for liquor store. 3l46 Mt.
Pleasant st. NV.
DELIVERY MAN; motorcycle pickup
and delivery man. for large Ford
dealer; 5ia days per week. GOOD
working conditions. Apply Mr.. Gull
Ter, MONROE FORD CO., 1897
East-West hwy. Silver Spring. No.
DENIAL fsEp eTTEgcHNICIAN, professor; ex-
perienced dentures; also class and
bar man Write qualifications to
Box 1921, Star. -22
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HELP MEN

YOUNG MEN, to assist with general
ONCE work; good salary and adj
vancement assured. ETSEMAN's, r
at 7th NV. Ia
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SEAMSTRESS. experienced slip covers.
permanent position. SEIBERT DEC
ORATORS. 7103 Wis. ave.. Bethesda.
OIL. 1888. -2N
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SALESMAN

Experienced young man for clothing
dept. 5-day week during summer;
air-conditioned store: excellent sal
ary; chance for advancement.
GEORGE & co.
910 7th st. NV.
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ARE YOU TROUBLED
WITH THE HIGH COST
OF LIVING2

S@ A@A Y A&' ~
Well. don't quit your Job. Hold or
to it If you can--f you think 1t is
worthwhile. In the meantime. rea-
son this out: Few men work more
than eight hours Q day. Five days
constitutes a full week for. which
you reiceve Q weeks pay and which
buys less and less as the weeks ana
Now o,fh when NJ you finish your regular
then until bedtime? What CAN you
do? You can't go out and enjoy
Yourself because 1t costs too much,
and you need the money in order
to keep up with the high cost OF
living. You may even fnd 1t neces-
sary to dig into your savings &C
count. Well. how long can that
keep UP? Suppose you talk 1t ever
with your family: what can the fam
it not true, that worry piles on top
or worry, and that you sink deeper
and deeper into the mudp Or, should
we say RUT2 Sure. you are in
rut, or you wouldn't be reading this
sd--and you are unable to get out
by yourself; and up till now. you
haven't been able to find any one
you suffer 1t out and decide to make
the best of it. If this fits you,
brother, 1t is a hard lot; but WHAT
can you do about It?
Well you can do q lot OF things II
you are ambitious and willing to
make good use of the hours between
the time you quit work and a nor
NAL bedtime. and on Saturdays.
You can pay your bills on time. and
have some money left over. Yes,
and you can put some money in the
bank for the proverbial rainy day."
You can lift UP the hearts Of your
wife and children and give them
new outlook on life--and while do
ing this. find that your own courage
is mounting to new heights, and
that your confidence and poise has
returned to you--that is, II you are
ambitious enough to take ADVANTAGE
of an unusual opportunity that will
offer these things in good faith.
We are not thinking about night
school. or correspondence course.
or anything else that will cost
money. This is a business oppor-
tunity with unlimited possibilities.
Incomes are just as secure and re-
liable as any business or profession
can possibly provide. II interested
in full details. for real action. for a
quick start, apply Friday, 7:30
sharp, July goth. Silver Room. Ham
ilton Hotel. 14th and X SITS. NV.
Bring vnur wife with you v possible
PLEASE NO NOT
TELEPHONE
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Comptometer Operator

Experienced operators to
work in modern office in ne.
Bectios; pay according to ahil-
ity; pleasant working condi-
tions, paid vacations. group
insurance. sick benefits. other
employe benefits. Apply SAFE
WAY STORES, INC. 1S45 4th
Evening star., 1951-07-19

GRADING FOREMAN,
ROAD FOREMAN
On large road project at Quantico,
Va. POTTS Il CALLAHAN CON-
TRACTING CO.. INC. FIR 1900 or
Triansie 326 after 4:30 pm.
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CLERICAL

in adding machines and
general office work; pleasant work
ing conditions in modern air-con-
ditioned store; liberal discount privil-
eges. Apply Mr.. Ellison,
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP
N. Highland and Fairfax Dr.. Arl.. Va
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BOOKKEEPER

BOOkkEEPER
Preferably with automobile account
ing experience. Pleasant working
carnie. sT1oHIMANH N cHEVRoLET, nRPFs Ell
NC. 33rd and NJ sts. NV. Phone
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PEPSI COLA
Route Service Salesman

loute Service Salesma,
To sell Pepsi Cola and
Mason's old fashioned root
beer. Must have selling expert
ence, able to meet public. We
have best working conditions
in city. Uniforms furnished,
paid vacation and hospitaliza-
tion plan. Top wages selling
Americas fastest selling soft
drink. Personal interviews
only. Friday and Saturday, Q
No PHONE CALLS PLEASE
Pepsi Cola Bottling Co.
col 18th st. NE.
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, POSITION

RESPONSIBLE POSITION
Directing a growing assoc. of retail
grocers, sponsored By a wholesale
grocer, Duties require contactine
grocers and stimulating their par.
ticipation in the assoc. Adver. anc
promotion exper. helpful. Box 373-G
Star TX
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COOKS

Age 25 to 40. experienced in large
volume restaurant or cafeteria; ex-
cellent earnings. meals and uni
forms furnished; paid vacation and
sick leave. group insurance and
purchase discounts.
APPLY PERSONNEL OFFICE
HOT SHOPPES, INC.
1874 H St. NV. No Phone Calls.
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COOK. for deiica tessen-restaursnt
Full charge; no Sun. work. Want
experienced man with good refer
ences. Excel. salary. Call ia. S-7056
or write Box 319-J. Star. -22
indspendence ave- wahsee' sec. NPRRas VPRG1Nis \ (
RESTAURANT; experienced, white,
sober. Ii, 4-S9S2. Ia
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CASHIER
CaShier-Bookkeeper

For front once: must be thoroughly
experienced. Apply Manager, La
FAYETTE HOTEL. 10th and Eye
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SALESMAN ESTIMATOR
Thoroughly exper. plumbing busi-
ness. Must have knowledge plumb
ing once detail; leads furn:; salary lar
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JANITOR
PERMANENT POSITION

Colored. rs to 35 years of age. am
bilious, in good physical health and
willing to give good attendance. Ap-
ply Personnel, Room sos. Open
weekdays. s:3o-5; Sat. 9-1 Nc
phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
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SECRETARY

Technical secretary wanted By large
organization opening new bureau In
Washington, College education with
physical sciences or engineerinR
preferred. Opportunity to learn lat
est calculating equipment, 5-day
week. liberal salary, air-conditioned
ofice. Please state education and
experience. Box 303-J Star: --19
Evening star., 1951-07-19
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS
OVER LIZ YRS. OF AG]

OVEN TO YRS. OF AGE
White, to insert papers on sat. night
Apply to Mr.. Ferber, mail room fore
man. mezzanine floor, any time this
week to get letter for work per-
NIT. Bring your birth certificate.
Be ready to start on Sat. nigilt at
$50. Good pay. Positively nc
telephone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1951-07-19
RECEPTIONIST

Nationally-known scalp specialist de-
sires services of young woman
Desirable and congenial atmos-
phere. Apply 1862 Washington
Bldg, corner 18th and N. Y. ave
NV. after $50 am 80
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ROOM CLERK

For busy downtown Wash. hotel. Box
27-J, Star. ----.-
ROUTEMAN, for established laundry
and dry cleaning business; good pay;
good working conditions with paid
vacations. See Mr.. Pridham at
-Four Mile Run dr., Arl., Va, Gil.
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Age 1873. II you are seeking work
for the 1st time or are new in town
good environment and pleasant as
soctates are particularly important to
tion. The best OF working cond.
Aforementioned ofices in conv. lo-
cation. Excel opportunity; 5-day
week. 8 to 4:30. Call us for an
appt. MISS HOPKINS. ST. 1900.
10
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GARDENER and hsndyman for care
of grounds on Constitution ave
around experience Full-time posi-
Aou. Bob 304-J. Star. -22
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PHYSICAL THERAPIST
GENERAL OFFICES
Eight Hahn Shoe Stores
7th and K SITS. NV.

PHYSICAL THERAPIST
In medical clinic; 51a-day wk., 40
hrs; $4,000 per annum; leave pro-
visions. medical coverage; pleasant
working conditions. Cali EX. 0007.
RECEPTIONIST and typist for Vir-
ginia real estate office; experienced
OW. $500. 81
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CONTINUED on Next PassI
Evening star., 1951-01-20

full agreement that mo one Sen
ator should attempt press control
nor should there be any attempt
at censorship of the press by any
one."
The material he wanted kept
from publication, the Senator
continued, was "a confidential
document which contained nu-
merous charges and hearsay state
ments made by persons who were
not under oath and who had not
appeared before" his committee
to investigate organized crime.
publication of this report could
be very unfair to the persons in
it if the information is not true,
and it could seriously hamper
the work of this committee" Sen
ator Kefauver's telegram to Mr..
Pope said.
Mr.. Pope commented that
whatever Kefauver may say
about results of publication OF
Evening star., 1951-01-20

lander with a long police record;
Joe Dicarlo, Youngstown gambling
boss; Alfred Polizzi. ex-bootlegger
and now a Florida realtor, and
Joe Aiuppa of Cicero, Ill.,, a dice
maker and the last witness
quizzed.
Kefauver Is Criticized.
Conviction on charges of con-
tempt of the Senate could bring
the quartet Jail terms of 80 days
to a year and fines of 500 to
81 900 on each count.
One of Senator Kefauver's ac-
tions brought criticism from a
representative of the American
Society of Newspapers Editors
yesterday.
James S. Pope. chairman of the
ASNE's Committee on Freedom of
Information, wired Senator Ke-
fauver that he was shocked" at
the Senator's action in directing
the Indianapolis News to stop
publishing certain crime investi-
cation reports.
Senator Kefauver quickly de-
Tended his action, but Mr.. Pope,
managing editor of the Louisville
Courier journal, refused to ac-
cept the defense as satisfactory
Replies to Editor.
/. Senator Kefauver, in his an
sWer to Mr.. Pope, said he was in
Evening star., 1951-01-20
By the Assoeiated Press

CLEVELAND, Jan. 20.-Three
days of hearings here add evidence
that the way to halt racketeers
and gamblers is to block their
operations at State lines. Sena-
tor Kefauver, Democrat, of Ten
nessee said last night.
Before boarding a midnight
plane to return to Washington,
the chairman of the Senate Crime
Investigating Committee noted
that Cleveland hearings brought
out these three points:
/. Criminals or persons with
criminal tendencies hook up
throughout the country.
2. Local law enforcement is cor
rupted and perverted by gambling
8. Racket money infiltrate into
legitimate business.
Senator Kefauver said he is
shaping up or 10 bills to intro
duce into Congress to slice UP the
gangs whose investments cross
like spider webs.
Will Go to New Orleans.
Pocketed with States, he ex-
planned, they would be sawed
down to size that could be more
easily eliminated by local law en-
forcement.
The Senator said his commit
tees inquiry would continue in
New Orleans next week and that
hearings are scheduled for Detroit
February 5.
Some witnesses scheduled to
testify here, where testimony ran
as high as 485 pages for a single
day, were not called. Senator Ke-
fauver said they may be called to
Washington or elsewhere later.
After the final days session four
witnesses appeared slated for con-
tempt citations by the full COM
mittee in a future action. They
were James Licavola, 46, Cleve-