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Arizona sun., 1952-12-19
EIks Hold Annual
Memorial Services

William H. Patterson Lodge OF
Elks held its joint annual Me-
mortal Services last Sunday after
noon in the auditorium of the
club. After eulogy of the three de-
ceased brothers, Glenn O. Mallory,
John Whitehead and Solomon
Johnston, was recited, the chap
lain, C. o. Greenfield, delivered
the sermon.
Others appearing on the program
were Miss Lula Gentry. Mrs. Julia
Hex, and Nathanile Robinson.
Arizona sun., 1952-12-19
Condemned Man
Gels New Trial

Judge Samuel Boykin ordered the
Carroll county sheriff to show why
Clarence Henderson should not be
freed. Henderson has been con-
victed and sentenced to the cleo
tric chair three times for the muir
der and robbery Of Carl Buddy
Stevens on October 81, 194S. The
supreme court has reversed the
lower court three i:..ieS for insult
ficient evidence.
The attorney for the defendent
Dan Dukes SETS Up that Judge Boy
kin's order, continuing the case was
'vexatious, oppressive and arbi-
trary." The, petition contends that
the order continuing the case de-
prives Henderson of due process Of
the Georgia constitution of 1913
and the 18th amendment of thA
u. S. Constitution. The state does
not have any other additional evil
dence that Henderson is the per-
son who is the perpetratOr of the
crimes alleged to have been COM
mittd at the time, place and on
the date alleged in the aforesaid
indictments.
Arizona sun., 1952-12-19
Locked Bookcases
Installed

Several hundred valuable art
books, Arizona and Southwest
books, out-of-print books and re-
ired books are being placed in
locked cases on the meZZanine
floor of the Public Library. The
locked cases, with glass doors, have
just been completed. A similar
locked case arrangement has been
set up in the South Conference
toom for storage of the rare book
collection.
Arizona sun., 1952-12-19
ATLANTA UNIVERSITY pRExY PRAISES
INTEGRATI0N WORK IN EUROPE

President Rufus E. Clement of
Atlanta University, speaking to the
students of Morehouse College at
their chapel assembly last week,
stated that integration in the u. 5.
Armed Forces in Europe is making
progress.
In his travels and observations,
President Clement has visited all
Arizona sun., 1952-12-19
.CITIZENS!

Why not invite a home-
sick service man into your
home as your chrissmas Dim
ner Guest?
Your sons or d0vnhsers
moy have a like invisosion
wherever thew are.
Coll the Arizona Sun 10
place your invitotion-Al
3-3682 offer 5 p. m. or on
Sundoy-AL 2-9547.
Arizona sun., 1952-12-19

School time is Yule time as
Connie Brooks, played by Eve
Arden, and Walter Denton {Dick
Crenna in real life) take time out
to rehearse for the annual Christ
mas assembly program on "Our
Miss Brooks" the CHS radio show
heard each Sunday night at $50
pm. EST.
, 1952-08-30
De Castro Suggests
Municipal Councils
Hire Federal Officiul

Governor de Castro addressed
letters to the two Municipal Coun
ellis recommending that the SER
vice of a Federal Internal
Revenue agent be engaged on a
full-time basis to assist the Gov
eminent Of the Virgin Islands in
administration of the Income Tax
laws applicable to the Virgin
Islands.
The Governor stated that some
time ago he made a similar pro-
posal to both Municipal Councils
but the proposal was disapproved.
He has continued informal discus
sions with the Bureau Of Internal
Revenue which has now agreed
to assign an, Internal Revenue
Agent permanently in the Virgin
Islands provided the salary of
such official be reimbursed to the
. Continued on page ~
, 1952-08-30
Virgin Islands Society
Of Certified Public
Accts. Organized

Certified Public Accountants in
the Virgin Islands met in Saint
Thomas on Tuesday, August 26,
and organized what is n 0 w
known as the Virgin Islands So
ciety of Certified Public Accounts.
All Accountants holding certif-
Gates were invited to the meeting.
Norman r. Cissel was elected
the first President; Helm Christen-
sen, Vice President and Ezra A.
Gomez, Secretary-Treasurer. The
Executive Committee consist of
the three officers together with
Percy de Jongh a n d Jorge
Rodriguez.
The purpose of the organization
is ito maintain and elevate the
standard Of proficiency and int
gritty of the profession of Account
ancy in the Virgin Islands, to
promote and protect the interest
of all its members, and to cult
vate professional cooperation.
among accountants"
, 1952-08-30
Korean Capital
Agdin Blusted by
United Notions Plunes

The North Korean capital once
again was heavily hit by Allied
bombers yesterday in what was
described as the greatest air at
tack of the Korean war. The pre-
vious one was called the biggest;
this was described as being great
er. Planes of four nations again
took part. The Fifth Air Force
reported that fifty-five buildings
were destroyed and at least forty
United Nations fighter pilots
shot down one communist MIG
and damaged 26 IN the attack
which lasted from dawn until
dusk.
The Seoul radio had previously
warned the inhabitants to flee and
boldly told the communists they
were coming.
, 1952-08-30
Congressman Powell.
Other Leaders to
Support Stevenson

Governor Adlai Stevenson has
received pledges of support from
at least twelve Negro leaders,
who conferred with him on Civil
Rights legislation. Included among
them was New York's Represen-
tative Adam Powell:
Mr.. Powell, angry over the Sc
lection of Senator Sparkman as
Governor Stevenson's running
mate, had declared he and others
would not support the National
ticket until either or both took a
clear stand on Civil Rights.
Senator Pat McCarron has also
declared that he will support the
Stevenson-Sparkman ticket.
Senator Met arron had support
ed Senator Russell of Georgia for
the nomination.
, 1952-08-30
Sen. Lodge Accuses
Governor Stevenson
Of Double Talk"

Senator Lodge of Massachusetts,
Chairman of the Eisenhower Cam
paign Advisory Committee, ac-
cused Democratic Presidential
nominee Adlai Stevenson of
double talk" in attacking Senate
~f1libusters while voicing pride in
his running mate, Alabama's Sena
tor Sparkman.
Senator Lodge quoted Senator
Sparkman as saying in 1850 that
he has always been against Civil
Rights proposals and always will
be.
, 1952-08-30
Governor Orders
Sedrch for Fund
From Police Safe

Governor de Castro yesterday
directed Director of Police in st.
Thomas, Earle Charles to concen-
trate all the resources of the
Police Department in a relentless
effort to solve the matter of the
removal of the Woodstock child
fund from the safe of the Director
of Police.
Director Charles published ear
lier in the day, according to the
release, that he had replaced the
money from his personal savings
and paid the same to Mr.. James
The Governor stated, st request
that you press with every effort
at hand the police investigation
which you have already initiated
until the guilty person is brought
to Justice"
, 1952-08-30
Equipment for Power
Stdtion Sink. in
Ocean Off Fsted

Twenty-eight of ffty-one cases
of equipment for the VICORP
power plant, which include the.
major parts of an engine bigger
than anything we now have on
the Islands, a switchboard and
other important parts are at the
bottom of the sea off Frederiksted
roadsted, it was learned only yes
terday. The accident took place on
Wednesday.
The cases were aboard the
barge, moored for the night when
high seas apparently shifted them
and the barge capsized. A second
barge was barely saved when
water poured through an open
hatch, it was reported.
Officials believe that even if
some items are recovered from
the sea only the flywheel would
probably be of any use.
1t is estimated that another
two years will probably pass by
before another generator can be
obtained to replace the one lost.
Just a few days before the gen
Grating plant for the new hospital
Continued on page ~
, 1952-08-30
Soviet Delegate to
I'm. Criticizes
General Eisenhower

Soviet delegate to the United
Nations, Jacob Malik, rejected the
Western proposal for a Big Five
disarmament conference. He said,
'The Allies are trying to bypass
the United Nations and avoid a
decision"
Mr.. Malik referred to a recent
speech by General Eisenhower,
which he declared amounted to !
call for, what he called, a made
arms race leading to a world war
, 1952-08-30
Vundenberg Worms
No One Con Stop US.
Moss Atomic Attuck

Speaking before the Air Force
Association in Detroit, General
Hoyt Vandenberg, Chief Of the
Air Force declared that no one
has been able to develop a defense
against a mass atomic attack by
the United States. He warned that
a new war may be decided in its
opening phase.
Appearing on the same program,
Navy Assistant Secretary Floberg
disclosed that the Navy is con-
sidering a program of moderniz-
ing j is forty-fve thousand ton
carriers Midway" Roosevelt"
and "Coral Sea-"
, 1952-08-30
Deddliest us.
Fighter Discurds
Guns: Mounts Rockets

The Air Force announced that
F890D Scorpian Interceptor fight
er planes will carry an inspect
fed number of two and three
quarter inch rockets. These will
replace the sixteei ,millimeter
machine guns used in earlier
models of the plane.
The Scorpion will be first
type of interceptor fighter mount
ing the rockets.
It was announced also that the
Air Force will launch a new pilot
training program in November,
which will produce about ten
thousand pilots a year.
About 1900 pilots are trained
annually under the program.
, 1952-08-30
Cyril Golden to Speak
Ia C'sted Murket
Thurs. September 4

Cyril Golden, well known citi-
zen, has scheduled two mass
meetings for Frederiksted and
Christiansted, to protest the sur
charge levied on consumers Of
electrical energy and also the
5 per cent penalty levied for
failure to make payment of cleo
trio bills on the date they become
due.
Mr.. Golden will speak in Fred
on Tuesday evening,
2 and in Christiansted
on Thursday evening, September
4th.
The public is invited.
, 1952-08-30
U. S. NovY Tug
Hits Mine Off
North Koreu; Two Die

The Navy announced in Wash
ington that the fleet Tug "Sarci"
was hit by a mine and sunk off
the North Korean coast on We'd
nesday. Two crew members were
killed a n d three others are
missing.
Ninety-two men survived the
accident, including the "Sarci's'
skipper. ..,
, 1952-08-30
American Legion
Coils for Investigation
OF Selective Service

The American Legion passed a
Resolution calling for an investi-
cation Of National Selective
Service headquarters.
The Legion said an inquiry
should be conducted to determine
If improper political pressure is
being put on local draft boards.
Evening star., 1952-05-29
HELP MEN

DRIVERS with owner-operated truck.
wanted to haul bricks and building
supplies; Call TU. O662. --29
time. ALASKA PHARMACY. Georgia
nv A!asssf sXs Nv E,tss IA sls1
salary. plus comm. FLEET PHOTO
SERVICE. INC, 1882 18th st. NV.
DRUG CLERK-Part time. PARK
RExALL PHARMACY. 1855 Savan-
nah st. Sc. 81
DUTY OFFICER for varied and in
Chapter! Personabie. A retired tire sepss serSs
iceman preferred: under 55. Call
MIR. HAMMER. RE. $500, Ext. ass
for appointment. go
for new work. HAR.
PER ELECTRIC SERVICE. Ii.
EIEcfRIcIAN-To do ,obsinx mS' in
REEDS ELECTRIC CO, 2SO3 PSF p st
n.wr HO. 1921.
ELECTRICAL FOREMAN-Permanent
position for au3lified supervisor:
must have local commercial expert
encs, licenses and transportation;
perience desirable; salary open; ref
erences confidential. OW. 1854.
HELPERs-We need
steady men for year-'round work.
Opportunity in growing Arm. JEFCO
CORP. WI. 1850. 20
ELECTRICIAN, iobbing and appliance
installation work; car furnished:
year:'round lob; salary plus COM
MISSION. Apply r. Dowd, DOWD'S
ELECTRIC CO., 44lS Conn. ave.
HELPERS, soms 'sx.
perience. Call Trinidad O395. go
OPERATOR. colored set
tied man. ref. required. Call co,
Evening star., 1952-05-29
PERSONAL

VACANCY IN NURSING HOME for
SS.Loeriy person: 24-hr. nursing care;
LICENSED by State and county. sH.
BEST OF CARE for elderly persons.
rates. ROCKVILLE 4I6I. -Sl
FURNITURE REPAIRED, fefinished,
upholstered; prices reas. JAMES L.
.OAkES. HO. 1865 or Ii. 7-4256,
%TEsiNSG csrs e. CARE Ri for those who really
Vernon Convalescent Hospital. D. c.
,Acsredited and licensed. CO. 2S24.
Flynn e 4 Y ! BEAUTY COLLEGE. 1910
VACANCIES FOR ELDERLY people:
tray service; large detached home;
clean. cool rooms. kind attention;
vRR9rs.SstttdESo R9s st dSor. IaU;, IHU; 5o9s: II
ice. MOTHER JONES REST I HOME SsdE;
Riggs rd.. Md. New mgmt. .JU
ANYONE OWE You MONEY. Mss Result,
AGENCY, ME. 1868. q
SHARON-For conyaIescents. aging,
chronically Ill; 24O-acre estate;
half hour p. c., line; shaded lawns,
ventila3oS insuIated nafe celns: eooT
mile; licensed; recommended. Fulton
S-494l dial oper.) Olney. Md.
LILLIAN WALLER, please get in touch
immsdlately with MRS. AGNES
LADIES' BOARDING HOME-Ss3
mo; meals and laundry. Call DE.
COOP HOME WITH CHILD % CARE.
ont where It is cool: fenced yard; bus
at door. 3615 Hamilton st., West
Hyattsville, Md. WA. 227S. a
ROOM AND BOARD for elderly
people: pleasant atmosphere, kind
attention given; nice clean, bright
Georgia ave. NV, GE, 426S. II
Evening star., 1952-05-29
Bank Rnnkkeener

S>SSA1AANSHS4
sulroughs suSou, machine operator. high
hrs; air-conditioned ofnce, pleasant
working conditions, MciACHIEN
hsANAiMS MS. BTotheThopd. e3SP 1901 G St. sG sRGiW"
BEAUTIClAN. manicurist: excellent
pay: MA 2213. LEE STUDIO.
s1f g.ffeGTed IoN ,,,o LOUISE :, MOORE 9 BEAUTY
BEAUTICIANs t2). good exper. Cd.
orators only. 500 salary, plus COM
missions. Work 2 evenings a week.
Apply GREENWAY BEAUTY SA-
LON 1894 E. Capitol st. Lu. l-4177.
BEAUTICIAN. male or female. Will.
'LIAM OF NEW YORK HAIR STYL-
lST, 1918 Michigan ave. ne. IL
BEAUTICIAN, exper.. all-around, PULL
or part time: CHI. 5000, Ext. 4119.
FORT MYER North Post. 80
BEAUTlCIANS for Novelis Hair Styl-
ssi make nsT SIS 50s SesH ss'aT' in eSqs siDs.
Call RIA. '96Sl. so
BEAUTICIANS and manicurists. ex-
perienced. top salary; 5 days. 90;
pleasant working conditions. air.
cond: shop: SH: 1921. 90
BEAUTY OPERATOR. all-around. also
commission. 174l Conn. ave. NV.
BEaug1 aai f44o' OPERATOR: guaranteed anti
salary and commission OPAL'S
BEAUTY SALON, 1918 Bladensburg
rd., Cottage City Md, WA. 9613
BEAUTY OPERATOR. exper. neees-
sary, guar salary and comm.
CLARENDON BEAUTY SHOP, 3l76
Wilson blvd. Arlington, Va. --3l
BEAUTY sOPERATOR-Full or part
time. FRENCH BEAUTY SHOP, 282l
l4th ST. NV. AID. 9674. 80
BEAUTY OPERATOR. all around;
salary salary ana I1sh hish sommission; Hell
ENES BEAUTY SALON. 1928 18th
st. NV: ME. $3.50. 80
BEAUTY OPERATORS, (o) male and
female: 5-day wk.; guar. salary
and 65cc comm. Apply in person
only to HEADS. 1927 F st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-05-29
HELP MEN

lee. NV. apt. build.
Call Resident Manager. Wo. 7434.
JAN1TOR. eolored, for lawn work on
apartment project in Silver Spring.
No quarters. Call Ma. 1921. 30
only. sober. exp. with stoker furn-
ace and minor repairs. Excellent
Nv, quarters and substantial pay.
Call WO. 0322. 40
JANiTOR, colored, couple only: ex-
perienced with stoker and minor re-
pairs; must be sober; excellent quar-
ters' eooo salary. Can WO. 0322.
Evening star., 1952-05-29

AUTO. CAR JOCKEYS (2); D. c.
ance; to work for Washington's
LARGEST Pontiac dealer; Apply MI;
ATTo i5HlDs CAR "a NV WASHER. experienced. a
for Washington's largest Pontiac
cADE PoNfiAc Co. 1887 Irving
AGTo IuBRIcAT1oN MAN. expert
enced, must have D. C. permit. to
tiac dealer. Apply Mr.. Peers. AR
CADE PONTIAC CO.. 1887 Irving
st. NV. Il
AUTO MECHANIC, plenty Of work;
must be exper.. sober; best pay. 1929
AUTo MECHANiGs' EiTii NC; '1OO ~ experienced.
capable; 5la-day week, guarantee
PIsS pay1sS somHifsiSR: sss NJ MeAfes
CO.. INC. 25O1 Columbia pike. Arl..
Kaiser-Frazer Dealer -29
AUTO MECHANIC, Studebaker ex-
perience preferred. Excellent work
1I.bt ing conditions TsI sssu1ed future to
MART1N Es pan aMoTeoaRs 'san SALES. ssenuPss5g9 9so9
Hampden lane. Bethesda. Nd. 80
AUTO MECHANIC, 5-day wk., clean
Job servicing new cars; good hours
and salary. See Mr.. Crabill. L. p.
STEUART, INC, River rd. and B.
q o. Railroad, Bethesda. Nd. No
phone calls. 20
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC, expert
enced only; 44-hour week, no Satur-
days or Sundays; annual and
sick leave. holidays with pay. Apply
ANDREWS AIRFORCE BASE EX-
CHANGE q
Evening star., 1952-05-29
YOUNG MAN

TO work In carpet work room of
large speciality store; good oppor-
tunity and salary. Apply DIENER'S
INC, 1900 Rhode Island ave. ne.
Evening star., 1952-05-29

CAR WASHER, exper.; good wages
good working conditions; refs. FOL
LINS TEXACO SERVICE, Wiscon.
sin and @ SITS. NV, MI. 95S5. -2s
CAR WASHER AND PORTER; sly
day week; good salary and workinl
conditions: See Mr.. McAfee. DAVIS
e. zz3asoo' s.s rArIIinston's newest Kaiser.
CAR s WASHERS, af1s Saturday; men Is EN-.
ployed 3 days week make an extra
day Saturday. 113O East-West
hwy, Silver Spring. Md.
CAR WASHER-Good salary plus
Sommissinn SSnr and overtime. CON-
CARPENTER. to help erect prefabri-
Gated barracks at Laurel. Md; tel. Z
cs to g;3S sSMrppinm,; pim; Wo: 7l70; 20
port. with tools to 5000 block N.
22nd sIi road and Nottingham st.,
CARPENTERS e, wanted. Top pay;
frame Come to job at saith and
s4 MF. Gl[HIls, ALLEN ssI Z ROCKS. me-. &C.
cARPEES TERs for apt. CONSTRUCTION.
dAu ICIlduiC. 0cC
MR.. BOWIE at Hartford and Naylor
CARPENTER, colored, 1st class, frame
and trim; steady work; must be
reliable, sober. Call after z pm.
CARPENTER FOREMAN. to work
under superintendent ON apt. prof.
ect; must be thoroughly experienced
and reliable. See Mr.. Bowie after
4 pm. at Alabama ave. and Hart
ford st. Sc. MORRIS POLLIN &
SONS. 81
CARPENTER, 1st class man needed.
" 30 per hr. ia. S-2242. 80
CARPENTERS and carpenters help
ers, experienced; long job. top pay.
Apply Field once, GELMAN CON-
STRUCTION CO., Wheaton City
subdivision. 1906 Evanston st.
See superintendent. go
CASHlER-Permane position in air.
conditioned office; 5-day week, ap-
prox. A hours between 2 and II
pm; 81 .26 per hour. with time and
one.half over 40 hours to start;
meritorlous increases: other advan-
tages. CONTINENTAL BAKING co,
SSWi Georgia ave: NV. al
CASHIER Need reliable man to
cashier and check out merchandise;
excellent salary; must be RESPONSE
BILE person with store exper. and
local refs. SURPLUS SALES CO..
425 10th st. NV. 80
Evening star., 1952-05-29
HELP MEN

BUTCHER-meat cutter. exper.. sober
reliable; good ray for right man
Apply In person only. 1905 7th
CABINET MAKERs-Exper.: for cab.
met and bench work. AMCO MILL
WORK & LUMBER CO.. INC. Ben
ming I'd. and MINI. ave. ne. LU.
CAB DRIVERS, late model and radio
cabs. II you do not have an iden-
titlcation card. we will assist you in
obtaining same. Low down pay
ments on new cars If you wish to
buy. Reasonable rental fees. BOB'S
STUDIO. 131 18th st. ne. Ii.
3-o1 102. 20
CANVASSERS- SOLICITORS
Door-to-door advertising campaign;
$40 to $50 per day; drawing ac-
count paid daily. See Mr.. Turpen
before 8 am.
Apply: Employment Office
1923 Portland Bldg.
1929 Vermont Ave.
NV.
Evening star., 1952-05-29
ILNDAS a SCHNEIDER. 1tto71e;
6O2 9TH Street, S.K

Filed May 1s. 1852. Harry M. Hull.
M THE uNITE6S SleFki aEarrs ,,,,.r,,o,,
Court for the District Of Columbia
--HQBERT L. MCCARTHY. Piaintiff.
= vs., Eva MAE MCCARTHY, Defend.
ant.-No. .12SS-52.-The object of
TINS suit is complains for absolute
Glvoree on the grounds of desertion.
On motion of the plaintiff. it is this
lSta DAY of May, 1852, ordered thai
the defendant, Eva Mae MCCARTHY.
cause her appearance to be entered
herein on or before the fortieth 6ay
exclusive Of Sundays and legal holi.
gays, occurring after the day Of the
nrst publication Of this order; other
wise the cause will be proceeded
with as in case Of default. Provided,
2 copy Of this order be published
once q week for three successive
weeks In the Washington Lay Re
HSrSer. SeTensn.rn 1nd h.,11 The Evening Star
WALTER M. BASTIAN, Judge.
tSeaD Attest: HARRY M. HULL,
GleFk. By ELIZABETH M. KOWAI.-
SKI. Deputy Clerk. my15. 22,29
Evening star., 1952-05-29
: HENRY RAyENEL, Attorney

I3U IOtn ST. NV.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
fer the. District OF Columbia, Hold
ing Probate court.-Estate Of
ceased.-No. 5000. Administration
been made herein for probate Of the
last will and testament and .codicil
of said deceased, and for letters
testamentary on said estate. by Alex
ander s.. Wotherspoon. it is ordered
this goth day. of May. AID. 1852,
t9at Alice Parham- lRodier) Hooker,
SS The Gofts. Eastborne,; ENGLAND;
sor villa. Val Plaisant, ST.. Heller.
Jersey, c. l.; Ruth Smallwood, West
End Road, Stoke PoReS, Bucks, Eng
land; May PleStarick. Cintra.. 73
fark Avenue North, Hornsey, Lon
don N. 10. England; Barnatt MINI
mack, Savernacke, Wrewa. Southern
Rhodesia, and the unknown heirs at
all others concerned. appear in said
Court on Monday. the Both day of
June. AID. 1852, at 1000 o'clock
AN, to show cause why such appli-
cation should not be granted. Let
notice hereof be>published in the
.Mashinston Law Reporter" and
The Evening Star" once in each Of
three successive weeks before the
return day herein mentioned, the
thirty days before said return day.
Witness, the Honorable BOLITHA j.
LAWS, Chief Judge of said Court,
this twentieth day of May, AID.
1g32s tSeal) Attest: THEODORE
COGSWELL. REGISTER of Wills for
the District OF Columbia, Clerk of
the Probate Court.
Evening star., 1952-05-29
PromOtional Statesmen
$2OO-S5OO PER WEEK
Real Estate SALESMAN

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
EARNINGS UNLIMITED
For good full-time salesman; exper.
pref. but not necessary. For the
chance OF your lifetime, call nj.
7-9377, or ewes, LA. 6-4541.
REAL ESTATE SALES MANAGER-
Salary and percentage; also sales
men. For Silver Spring BROKERAGE
and building ONCE. Box 46S-V, Star.
REAL ESTATE statesmen, expert.
enced. to handle exclusive subdi-
vision. Excellent opportunity. Mr.
Touhy: JAMES A. HEWITT, Realtor.
REPRESENTATIVE for national asso-
clatlon; management or sales ex-
perience; permanent position. Apply
MIR. MAINS. suite 504. 1O25 Conn.
RETAIL SALESMAN, permanent posi-
tion. must have high school educa-
tIon; good starting salary, vacation
with pay. disqualification insurance,
free life insurance. Do not phoneS
see Mr.. Sedberry, FIRESTONE
STORES, 18th and K sts. NV, 81
KOOFER, must be experienced on
asphalt shingles; job must be done
TINS week end. Call Ii. 6-9221
ROUTE MAN-Salary and commits
sion. FILLAH CLEANERS. 1913
Benn1ng I'd. ne 29s
Evening star., 1952-05-29
THE EVENING STAR
11O1 Penna. Ave. NV,
JUNIOR EXECTTTTVE

JUNIOR EXECUTIVE
National organization wants youns
man interested in the future to be-
come Junior sales executive. High
school education, car, references
Apply sales ofice. $40 Rhode Island
ave: ne. between 8 and z pm. Mr..
LABORERS (6). report ready for
work Monday morning. 1926 r. I.
ave. Mt. Rainier. Nd. so
LINOLEUM and asphalt tile me-
chanics; Steady work for exper
LURRICATiON MAN. must be ex-
perienced, sober and willing to
work; good pay. bonus, vacation
with pay and other benefits. PARK
WAY MOTOR CO., 304O NJ st. NV.
see Mr.. Minson,
LUBRICATION MEN - Permanent
position: good starting salary, va
cation with pay. disqualification in
surance, free life insurance. Do not
phone: see Mr.. Sedberry, FIRE
STONE STORES, 18th and X SITS.
NV,
Evening star., 1952-05-29

CONTINUED on Next Passl
Evening star., 1952-05-29
HELP MEN

ACCOUNTANT, for CPA's ONCE; excel.
opport. for right party. Apply in
own handwriting, giving educ. ex-
per. and salary expected. Box 376-Y,
Star -oq
ACCOUNTANTS. JR. There are sew
eral openings on staff of local CPA
Arm for jr. accountants. These posi-
tions, are permanent. Excellent OPP
portunity for men desiring to enter
accounting profession; beginning SAL
airy open and there is ample oppor-
tunity for advancement. Call Ma.
$3.50 for interview. i
AGENTS-Large insurance company
can place 3 men immed.. exper. or
tnexper.. on established debts; won
derful opportunity for ambitious
men who desire much better than
ayerage income. Apply 40 10Th
q: nv; ;30-4 pm, or ewes. call
APPLIANCE REPAIRMAN needed on
bench work Of small household ap-
planes. VIII consider mechanically
inclined man to learn work. c. A.
LEPFART. o1z &ye st. nv. II
Evening star., 1952-05-29
PRODUCE MEN

PRODUCE MEN
5-DAY, 40-HOUR WEEK,
PERMANENT EMPLOY
MENT, PAID VACATION.
PAY BASED ON VERIFIED
EXPERIENCE, IDEAL
WORKING CONDITIONS.
REFRIGERATED PRO-
DUCE CASES, GOOD JOB,
GOOD FUTURE FOR GOOD
PRODUCE MEN. APPLY
MR.. DON, JUMBO FOOD
STORES, 62nd AND EAST
ERN AVE-, SEAT PLEAS
ANT. MD.