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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1952-04-25
Question: Why Spend y

Dear Editor:
A friend in California, mindful OF
our restricted news coverage, sends
the following clipping from the Los
Angeles Times, April 6, 1852 (slight-
ly abridged.)
WASHINGTON, April 5-The Army
appeared certain today to receive
more funds next year (fOr germ war
fare) said Chairman Skies, ID
FIa.) of the House appropriations
subcommittee after hearing sec
ret testimony in this military field -.
Maj. Gen. r.. II. BuIIene, chief of
the chemical corps, testified that the
Army considered bacteria warfare
'Every Urgent He said, ''We have
been doing research for ten years
and think it is time to catch up with
some hardware
Maj. Gen. BulIene's testimony was
given shortly after charges by So
Wet United Nations Organization
delegate Jacob Malik that the u. s.
Army has repeatedly resOrted to germ
warfare in North Korea and China.
Question: Why spend money on a
project that never has and never, never
will be used?
MARGARET briggs, Butte
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1952-04-25
DENVER POST SHOULD Investigate
ACM'S MOVES into RADI0-TV field
By THE BYSTANDER

The Denver Post Denver, Colo
rado) is presently carrying series
of articles on Montana that appear to
be attracting much attention in the
Treasure State. Measured by the
first article, they are a vigorous at
tack upon some of the policies of the
Anaconda Copper Mining Company.
The Anaconda, as the Post points
out, almost dominates the daily press
of Montana. Through their newspa-
pers the Anaconda Company makes
vassals out of the people, so the Post
contends. The Anaconda Company,
according to the Post, is the only
large corporation left in America
attempting to control the news
sources of a state. In all other states
public opinion has forced the great
corporations to surrender their news
paper interests.
The facts given by the Post are
not new to Montana people. Here is
a summary given by the Post:
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1952-04-25
LETTERS TO The EDITOR

democracy is based upon the con-
yfctiOn that there are extraordinary
possibilities in ordinary peOpIe."-
DR. HARRY EMERSON FOSDICK.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1952-04-25

FOR YOUR INFORMATION !.
Here are the names Of the men
publicly heading up the
MONTANA ECONOMIC
COUNCIL
an organization dedicated to
keeping the
COMP. INITIATIVE
OFF THE
NOVEMBER BALLOT!
DEAN CHAFFIN, Bozeman
Mont. Economic Council Chairman
Automobile Dealer, Immediate Past
President, Mont. Chamber of Comm.
SAM D. GOA, JR., Helena
Mont. Economic Council Secretary,
Attorney for Associated Industries,
Mont. Power Co., etc.
BEN r. DRAPER, Helena
Mont. Economic Council Treasurer
Vice. Pres. Union Bank * Trust Co.
ED J. DECKER, Helena
Northumberland Const. Co., Pres.
Montana building Contractors
HOWARD DOGGETT, Townsend
Pres. Montana WooIgrowers
GLAYDE YODER, Sidney
chairman, Mont. Auto Dealers Assn.
JAMES j. FLAHERTY,
Great Falls
Pres. Great Falls Paper Co.
A. w. HEIDEL, Broadus
Pres. Powder River County Bank
A. T. HIBBARD, Helena
Pres. Union Bank & Trust CO.,
Pres. Montana Taxpayers Assn.
GEORGE N. LUND, Reserve
Pres. Mont. Bankers ASSN
TOM MARKLE, Glasgow
Merchant, Banker
NOEL CARRICO, Glendive
Dist. Mgr. Mont.-DakOta Utilities
Director, Mont. Chamber of Comm.
T. L. DORIAN, Butte
Vice Pres. Montana Power Co.
CHARLESTON SPAIN, Bozeman
E. S. McGLONE, Butte
Vice Pres. A.C.M. Company
WALTER H. MCLEOD, Missoula
Pres. MissOuIa Mercantile Co.
GILBERT A. MILLER, Kalispell
Pres. KaIispeII Lumber Co.
PERCY NEVILLE, Plentywood
Merchant, Director, Mont. Chamber
ED O'NEIL, Havre
O'NeiI Const. Co., Pres. Montana
Contractors Association
A. T. PETERSON, Billings
Pres. Montana Citizens Council
JOHN S. RICE, Great Falls
Pres, Mont Motor Transp. ASSN
r. |. RIEDESEL, Billings
Pres. RiedeseI Const. Company
w. J. ROBINSON, Lewistown
Rancher and Wool Dealer
WALLACE ULMER, Miles City
Pres. Miles 81 UImer Company
CONRAD WARREN, Deer Lodge
Pres, Mont. .Stockgrowers Assn.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1952-04-25

Anaconda could control very large
portion of radio listening.
In recent weeks the Peoples
Voice Gan Independent paper pub
lished at Helena) has presented
evidence that a second of these
large power stations, KOPR in
Butte, has for several years been
controlled by Anaconda. KOPR
is on the American and Mutual net
works, while KOPR is affiliated
with the Columbia Broadcasting
company. There have been uncon-
firmed rumors of an option to pur-
chase three additional stations by
Anaconda at Billings, Missoula and
Helena.
Last week the Federal Communica-
tons Commission announced the lift
ing of the so-called freeze and now
will accept applications for the cree
ton of television stations in Montana
and elsewhere. The first application
to be received at the offices of the
Federal Communications Commission
for Montana was from Butte and
from the Anaconda company con-
trolled radio station KOPR. Television
is an expensive undertaking. Station
KOPR has not been a financial sue
cess, as shown by their sworn state
ments on file at the offices of the
Federal Communications Commission
at Washington, KOPR was able to
present with their application writ
ten evidence that the Anaconda bank
at Butte (the Metals Bank and Trust)
was willing to lend $125,00O for
starting such venture.
Word has been received that an
application for a second television
station to be managed by KFBB at
Great Falls now is in the making.
The glamorous new giant; tele-
vision, may in time become a much
at the to be established aluminium
plant at Kalispell.
In any event, the newest attempt
of the Anacondasto expand in radio
and television may merit some in
vestigation by the Denver Post. We
shall await with interest the result,
if any, of this suggestion.
*R. H. Glover, ACM vice president,
and w. H. Hoover, ACM president
are on the board of directors of
KFBB.
more effective instrument for the
control of public opinion than either
-adio or daily papers.
In spite of this, the Denver Post,
attempting to enlighten Montana on
Anaconda policies, has not printed
/ word about either radio or tele-
,ision.
All these matters are difficult to
lecide fairly. And we should like to
,e fair. The people should have what |
hey like and and want. We should |
ike to hear from VOICE readers.
Would you like to see radio and tele-
-ision added to the Anaconda COM
any's various mediums for the con-
rol of public opinion?
The Anaconda company would
ave many advantages over independ-
mt owners of radio and television
tations. To start with, they control
many of the advertising customers.
That is one reason why farmer
,wned cooperative newspapers have
lot often been successful. And the
ak situation is such for the Ana
onda company that losses in tele
yision or radio could be absorbed by
he other activities of the company
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1952-04-25

EDITORS NOTE: Other letters set i'm
type but space limitations do not per-
init printing at this time. Morale: If
you want your letters printed, keep
them down to "a REASONABLE length.
Evening star., 1952-05-25
HELP Men

RATE CLERK for medium-size inter
edge Of M. A. G. tariffs: 4O-hr. wk.;
salary open. AP. s1O0. Ext; 9,
RATE CLERK. experienced with MZT rail
and motor tariffs in Middle Atlantic
tunity for right man with large or
sa;nhizati.on; s;,h H.2I, Salary cemmensurate
KEai Mlsh aPalsfEA Es4EArE P0f s2iEsaaN aix Ran
t Notch man wanted. in fast NV.
IN Chevy Chase and Bethesda. Call
MT. Tweed. r. A. TWEED CO.,
1ScS IScSS 55o4 Conn. ave. NV. EN-.
REAL ESTATE sALEsMAN-Buiider
IN Bethesda area needs exper. sales
write to Box a7s-Y. star. s1Se' with iaIose. per.
sonal Information ard references.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. expert
ganize and coordinate new dept. Of
sales-brokerage and subdivision for
deyeloper-builder. We also plan to
expand our present insurance busi-
ness to include complete mortgage-
eondensia f a0ssah't ca Ms sePt pooLEs EeDs. aE
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN for Alex-
andria and suburbs. Excel. oppor-
tunity for exper. man to secure a
good connection. AL BAKER & SON,
INC 1l6 s. st; Asaph ST., Alex. Va.
Al; 6644 or TIE. 7343. -25
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, Md,
p, C. or Va; white, men or women.
fun or part time, day or night;
learn to earn $4,000 yr., part time;
sales training ewes. start pm.
tues; must have car; go-getter
alert. PAUL ]. MILLER, Real
Estate and Business Brokers, D. c.,
Nd, Va. 9l4 l4th st. NV.
REAL ESTATE statesmen (2), want
ed at once to sell houses and room
ing businesses; must have car. In
business over 20 yrs. EDWIN l.
ELLIS. Realtor and Business Broker
I0l0 Vermont ave. RIM. 217.
REAL ESTATE statesmen, full time
to join ambitious sales organiza tion;
new home DEVELOPMENTS; full cfice
fo-SpeTssaGT; % nERMER par65inE TX sAoo faeilitiss
ave: NV. TU. 1885.
REAL ESTATE statesmen t2) wanted
by active ONCE. with or without ex-
ggerifstnce. ggfte. oaSso s :: MARTIN & CO,
Realtors, 1923 Conn. ave., DU. 5366.
Evening star., 1952-05-25

SALESMAN, wholesale novelty con-
cern has excellent opportunity for
energetic. ambitious, outside man.
ns Wfss A'dssai: ssssi: SsEal ss9 44sT aIsT
SALESMAN - Calling on coiored
homes, make $50 to $50 a day
extra, selling new sensational re-
lisious picture. Tests prove, when
s5ewn; Sag Oh 7S% buy. Apply RIM. .SO7.
SALESMAN to sell mems clothing and
furnishings. Salary $50 wkly:. plus
Ghhssleni Ghs5 y, II II. ABRAMsoN & co.
SALESMAN. experienced, for retail
liquor store; good salary: replies
held confidential. Box 4OO-s. Star.
sALEsMAN-wholesale candy. to-
Apply between 8 and 10 am. or 4
to s pm, 2s15 M st. NV. -25
SALESMAN, protected country terri
tory. available from D. C. down in
Southern MARYLAND. for aggressive
For personal interview cali The
PPhRLETT EARL Wc,da1t Gas oSS9. Sc. Waldorf. ~ Nd
shGasxS Gas xS.oezI expeT I'm IL selling luegsse
good salary; permanent position and
many store benefits. Apply SUR
PLUS SALES CO., Luggage Center,
425 10th st. NV 80
SALESMAN WITH CAR, clean-cut,
with good production record, to
take over complete route for leading
institutional iobber Of frozen foods
and groceries. Apply BOX 190-Y.
Star, giving age, experience, refer
ences. Our men know this ad.
SALESMAN-Pennsy represen-
tative to sell new, exclusive source
Of business income; protected terri
tory; leads furnished; must have
good record and appearances; want
producer interested in earning $3.50
up per wk. Call MR.. OLIVER. DE.
5710 (TE. 7711 SUM-. -26
SALESMAN now contracting Govern
ment Offices and in position to han
die additional line soliciting orders
for nationally known manufacturer
Of two ONCE items now under annual
contract. Unusual opportunity earn
22l w. 4Ist St.. New York SO. N. 7.
SALESMAN. with car; alert. good
personality, nice looks; bright fu-
ture; salary open. Apply American
Co.. 1895 H st. ne. -26
SALESMAN for mems cloitine store;
good salary and commission; year
round position. Apply WEBSTER
CLOTHES. 1012 = st. NV. -27
SALESMAN, paint. for painter and
maintenance accounts; eStah. terri
tory; permanent position with repu-
table hrm representing one of the
ME: O1b0. 10 am. to 3 pm.
Evening star., 1952-05-25
SALES
MANAGER

Experienced locally with gro
cery, drug and restaurant
trade to organize and ex-
pand sales force of we'll
established firm. Excellent
facilities, capable handling
large volume business OF
paper products and related
items. Salary and override.
CALL Ii. 3-1O4O
FOR INTERVIEW
Evening star., 1952-05-25
Securities Statesmen
Outstanding Opportunity

A New York Stock Exchange firm,
having one Of the best and most
modern cooled street floor Of
fices in Washington, desires several
outstanding statesmen Of the hishest
character and integrity, TO be regis
tered representatives.
THE Investment Business Is . Grow
ing Field" and more people own In.
vestment securities than ever. be:
fore; Our firR 9f5srs Ss -,np. En- exceptional
Guiding leads, active cooperation.
q bonus incentive; free e.Iii Hfs IN insHr. sur.
plan. Communicate with Mr.. J. p.
Kreeger. ROBERT c. JONES d CO..
Cafritz BLDG. District 300:
SERVICE sALESMAN-one Of WASH
inPton's oldest and largest new car
dealers; must be very active, not
afraid of hard work. clean cut,
sober and have . real desire to make
meSey. meet the public and sell;
vacations and other company bene-
hts; Answer In own hanawriting:
strictly confidential. -26
Evening star., 1952-05-25
statesmen

statesmen
NECK TV IS LOOKING
FOR YOU WHO HAVE
These Qualifications
Have need for high In
come.
2Have ability to close at
least 3 qualified leads
daily.
3Have own car.
Good grooming.
THIS is A FACTORY
OWNED STORE AND
MEN CHOSEN WILL
BECOME PART OF THE
JOHN NECK INDUSTRY
WHO HAVE SOLD OVER
112 MILLION TV SETS
APPLY IN PERSON
10 AM. TO 10 PM.
NECK TV
1923 18th st NV.
Evening star., 1952-05-25
PAINTERS

only. Apply JAFFE. oil
PAINT SALESMAN for painter and
maintenance accounts; established
territory; permanent position with
reputable firm representing one Of
the finest national brands; drawing
account against commission Of 7Tc.
Our employees know Of this ad. All
replies held in strict confidence
Box 365-X. Star.
PATENT LAWYER-Larse Eastern
manufacturing company has opening
in its patent dept. for registered pat
ent lawyer with good grounding ir
electrical engineering and q thor.
ough acquaintance with ex parte ant
intsrparties. prosecution before tht
validity and infringement questions
Is also desirable. Supply complete
Chronology of education and expert.
ence including former employers anc
positions held. Reply EX. 1900
Ext. 313 or write Box 247-S. Star
go
PATENT CRAFTSMAN - Attractive
opportunity for experienced patent
craftsman interested in permanent
CUSHMAN. DARBY 81 CuSHMAN.
American Security Bldg. Compensa-
tion substantial. Replies confidential.
Our employees know Of this ad. -25
Evening star., 1952-05-25
SALESMAN

Opening for man, located in metro
2 years college preferred. must have
car; selling experience not neces-
sary; sell from leads; 500 draw for
accepted man. Apply in person
after am. No phone calls.
CAPITAL SUPPLY co.
SO2 CONSTITUTION AVE. NE.
(Sth and B Sts.)
Evening star., 1952-05-25

terested in Joining large chain Or
ganization with opportunity to ad-
vancement to managerial positions;
pany benefits; pleasant working con-
ditions. Box 49-Y. Star. -27
PHOTOGRAPHS, top wages for all
around portrait man. Permanent.
PHOTOGRAPHER. printer and dark
room man; professional experience
pHSNoGRArTH iNS; esa i & RECORD aiS SALESMAN. as
We have an opening for q neat ap-
Of 1S and 20. Experience preferred
but not essential, Excellent oppor-
SUPER sHn9Ix %usc f9T iee c4 Fsht Ss6 Rs5ty Apply
chanic to do occasional work for
large property owner. Box 375-Y,
PITMRERs. .. experienced. Call
81. 5592 Saturday and Sunday be-
tween 10 and 8 pm. -25
PORTER, reliable; salary S35, plus
4oi5 Rsa5s s. Ass 5sth ss e Ar TO- Va r. eDBy SpSS
PORTER AND SODA CLERK. middle
aged; D. C: permit; good pay; day
work; Sc. drugstore. 10. 2-5300.
PORTER for part time or full time in
PORTER for retail liquor store; driv-
er's license and local references re-
LIQUOR STORE. 5319 Wisconsin
ave. NV. -25
PORTER and stock man; must know
how to read, write and count; leli-
able and dependable; youngsters not
wanted; 5t2-day week; permanent.
Apply Sl3 Pa. ave. NV.
POTTER. for gift shop. Apply 10
am. to 8 pm. MARY BAYNES,
3463 N. Fairfax dr., Arl., Va. OPP
posite Kann's Dept. store. go
PORTER, to clean ONCE and help
IN shop, 75c per mr.. Apply 8 am.
Island ave. ne. (Hyattsville).
PORTER, for jewelry store: refer
ences REQUIRED. Apply 1905 K street
Evening star., 1952-05-25
MANAGERS
ASSISTANT

Large established WASHINGTON res
,Sna; ace. marital 1' status, S" restaurant M and
food production experience. refer
ences and phone number. Box
216-Y. Star. ~
MANAGER-ASSISTANT
For large established washington
Excellent opportunity. Apply zoos
Eye st. NV. ST. 05l2.
MEAT CUTTER, experienced. Good
salary; good hours. KAY'S FOOD
MART, 2617 p st. NV. --26
MECHANICS. storm door experience.
tools and transp. required: year
round work. good pay. Call RE.
Evening star., 1952-05-25
statesmen
si2b DRAW TO MEN WHO ouAL1r,

$I25 DRAW TO MEN WHO QUALIFY
70 handle our bona de men leade nee9sS No
CANVASS1NG. Car essential, Is.
mile radius. Salary plus commission
plus car allowance and other bene-
fits. See me right away. Mr.. Wyse.
BOND VACUUM g. SEWING
MACHINE STORES
610 9th st. NV. Elk $3.50
Evening star., 1952-05-25

Insurance Statesmen
If you are not earning 500 q week
or better. call me. No collecting;
leads furnished. all appointments
confidential. IA. 1214. i
JANITOR for new Apartment build
yANiroRo mi o tcoloreE. a3oS & NO. no children R2 un
derstand stoker, good cleaner; S125
mo. mo. osnd and apartment. Call %gr.'
In nearby school; steady
work; must live near Hyattsville or
have own transportation; references
required. Call Monday. UN. $3.50.
colored, age 25-40; 5-day.
4O-hr. wk.; vacation and SICK leave.
Apply Apply Mr. Weaver smd IN oasemsnt a sDfT Pf-
ABLE LIFE INSURANCE CO.. .S16
14th st. NV. -2S
colored, for large down
town apartment BLDG: must be reli-
able and sober, capable Of making
minor plumbing and electural re-
pairs. Salary $3.50 per month: plus
quarters: Call Mt; Evans, B. T:
SAUL CO., Ma. 2100, Monday. --25
JANITOR, colored, for lawn work, on
caassrs Dr0tsst es NA N sSsI 1881
JANlTOM, COlOfeQs part Glues IN u:W.
ant. bldg salary $40 month plus
quarters. See MIR. MOCKABEE
Monday before noon. B. F. SAUL
CO., 925 18th st. NV, MA. 2l00.
JANITORS (2). colored, for lee. NV.
apt. bldg; single man and married
man with no child: must be exper.
in janitor work and have knowledge
Of stoker: local refs. required; salary
and qtrs. Apply RES. MGR, 351
Davenport st. NV. EN-. 1912. -26
JANITOR'S ASST. for lse. apt. bldg. /;
5th-class license pref. but not neces.
Furn. apt. and salary. co. 1919
or CO. 3445. -27
JANITOR AND PORTER, colored, for
ONCE building, 2nd and Kennedy
SITS. NV: no boiler work, good work.
ing cond.: $3.50 per month. See Mr..
Morrison between 0 and IL am,
H. G.. SMTTHY CO., S11 18th st.
NV. ST. $500. -25
JANITOR. must know oil burners and
air cond.: sober and reliable. Call
EN-. 1920 between 5:30-S pm. -27
JANITOR, colored. full time; couple
only; sober, experienced with stokeI
and minor repairs; excellent livint
quarters with substantial pay. Gal
WO 030O -Ck
Evening star., 1952-05-25
REAL ESTATE
statesmen

We, have OPENINGS for 2 full time
statesmen with experience, lots OF
!istings and prospects; an oppor-
tunity for A hustler to make real
money: KIRKS REALTY CO.. Real
tors. HO. 677S; eyes,. RA. 1886.
-26
REAL ESTATE statesmen
With old. reliable Arm. We have many
hne properties listed for sale. For
appointment, call VIM. H. SAUN-
DERS CO, INC, DI. 1015. -27
Real Estate Salesman
Full and part-time men needed for
well-established real estate ofice,
specializing in Silver Spring, Takoma
Park and NV. property. Call MR..
RAFFELL. SH. 1903.
RECORDS CLERK Prefer retired
man who can take responsibilities OF
ordering various merchandise; good
starting salary. paid vacations and
SIX ;; BENEFITS. Apply in person, Mr.
ssMINd sa!ssIi iIa9 aaca1NE & e, co. e;"' SINGER
R;SoFERs, ;SGI timers. $50 plus vel
Tor top-auality organization; Your your
opportunity to work with a great
modern organization. GICHNER,
1900 Kendall ne. See Mr.. Spalding.
HELPER, experienced In
Stag and metal work. general roofing.
Apply any time Sat. -LU. 4-5616.
must be first-class strip
shlngle and siding man; willing TO
work occasionally at Stag; top wages.
steady work. O'BRIEN & Co, t15
18th st. ne. FIR. 3OO6. -25
Evening star., 1952-05-25
MESSENGER

MESSENGER
Bright young boy. 1919 years of
age, neat In appearance, courteous
and willing to give regular Attend
ance. Bring birth certificate il
under 1S. Apply Personnel, Room
SO3. open weekdays. S:30-6. and
sat: 9-l. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
11O1 Penna. Ave. NV.
OPERATOR for q ma
tional scientific research organi3a-
tioE; permanent position; 6-day
wk.;,, attractive company dement's;
excellent working conditions. Cali
dULTiGRAPH OPERAToR. part time.
afternoon or night, 4 hours. 3 or 4
nights per week. Apply 1920 Wis
ii IAN: sober and MI9 Teli-
necessary; 10 Pm. to 7:30 am. !;
pointment, WO. 1927.
NIGHT PBx-Switchboard operator
Tor apt. house; hours. 9:30 pm. to
an; no Sunday work; must be
experienced; pleasant working con-
ditions. Bring references to 5000
NiGHhfi Gfhi SSIi CLEaNER, AMER colored, p fS 70 3
am; 8 nights, Mondays on; q res
taurant In Silver Spring; must be
good cleaner with references. SH.
35Ol,
Evening star., 1952-05-25
HELP MEN
PAPER HANGERS. must be exper /;
top pay. Call Sunday. JU. 1881.
PATENT
SPECIFICATION

Writer. good mechanical background.
interviews ct willard Hotel Satur-
day, May 81, 1912 and "a nm.
POLACHEK. al
PHARMACIST-4O-hr. week, 81 per
hour. CONCORD PHARsiACY, 1916
New Hampshire ave. NV. NO. $500.
reg. Md; good hours;
Sl35 week; bonus, vacation with pay.
Boz 213-Y, Star. go
Va. registered. gentle,
conditions IA. 1855. ~25
full or part time
3ppor. to become half or full owner.
Evening star., 1952-05-25
PORTER

PORTER
opening for experienced,
conscientious, hard worker: full
company benefits. Apply in person to
Mr. Wilhite. CASTLEBERG'S, 3O1S
Wilson blvd. Arlington. 81
PORTER, colored; permanent
job; must be reliable and
conscientious worker; good
salary and chance for ad-
vancement;; well-eStabliShed
jewelry store; bring refer
enceS. See MIR. Blanken,
CHAS. SCHWARTZ & SON,
708 7th st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-05-25
OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR

Large expanding company offers
serious career-minded young man
excel: oppor. to progress as rapidly
as his ability allows; must be able
to handle ONCE personnel. Phone
Mr.. Crowley, MI. 5000. 20
OFFSET STRIPPER and plate maker,
for local trade shop: ideal working
All replies confidentiai. Our en-
pplSyes ppsS know OF this ad. Write Box
oUgsfDE GSEsEi s'fS7 INVESTIGATOR and ns man
ager trainee, no experience neces-
sary; company paid benefits, hos
pilization, life insurance, retirement,
automobile furnished. good starting
pay: Apply Mr.. Conners, LIBERTY
pslNTrssgS psiIysT Springs: Y.s Nd. Nd: .~.. -Ss
tom-built homes; wage SIT per day;
must have own transp. Apply 7:15
Silver spring. Md. '
PAINTERS go. white. must have own
transp.: hourly or sub-contract
basis: Silver Spring area. Call be.
tween Z and 8 PM, JU. 7-S96l.
PAINTERS, 1st-class mechanics only.
Apply 1929 Wisconsin ave. NV. Us
PAINTERS, white; 1st class. Apply
BALTIMORE RENOVAT1NG CO.,
1923 18th st. NV. 20
PAINTERS. white, experienced men
;na' only; A5 food Tsses. ss Call Mon: Ss morn
pAINTEk-Expe;r.. sober, reliable. Can
JU: S:32S5 after 6 pm. -25
PAINTERS, 1st class; steady work.
Call MI: 1884 until 9 pm.
Evening star., 1952-05-25
PRODUCE MEN

Public Health Sanitarian
B.S. required; permanent position
available Immediately. Write giving
qualifications to ALEXANDRIA
HEALTH DEPT. -26
Evening star., 1952-05-25
ROOM CLERK

Experienced Employe benefits. Apply
Mr.: Schwartz. HOTEL CARROLL
ARMS, First and G SITS. ne. -27
k1UdEMEN onDdrfn;sv NEEDED fGE !;ns at once. Good
anteed $50 week. Apply Mr.. Riley
or Mr.. Foster. Mon, s-1O am.
Please do not phone. ULINE ICE,
3rd and NJ SITS. ne. -25
ROUTE SALESMAN-Cook Coffee CO.
has opening on a well established
coffee and tea route. This position
ofiers SECURITY with liberal pension
lent, opportunity for future advance
ment; man must be married, be-
tween 20 and 40 years of age. have
AL references and be bondab!e. We
train you; Car furnished. Call
ROUTE SERVICE MAN, married.
70 to 40. for automatic beverage
dispensers, car and expenses fur
start, position permanent; must
fupnish nian local refs: Apply IN person,
WASH. 419 18th st ne "a
Evening star., 1952-05-25
HELP MEN
:IANITOR

Permanent position tor q colored
man 25-35 yrs. Of age who is In
good physical condition and Is will
ing to give regular attendance. Ap-
oily Personnel. Room COS. Open
weekdays S:30-6 and Sat. 9-l. Nc
phone calls
THE EVENING STAR
1l01 Penna. Ave. NV.