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, 1952-01-31
Garfield Teachers
And Parents Meet

Parents and teachers of the aGr-
field Occupational school met last
Tuesday evening at 1880, at the
school. The meeting was three
fold in nature: (1) To create a
working cooperative relationship
III which parents, teachers might
gain a better insight into pupils
of the school. (2) To set up a
permanent organization, composed
of parents and teachers, to work
out a program of home, school and
community cooperation that will
benefit, enrance, and enrich the
every day life of the pupils of
the school;
90 to contribute materially to
the larger PIT. A. program, en-
braeing the elementary and oc-
cu%pational school.
Proceeding this meeting, a tom
of the shops and classroom was
conducted. Works of the pupils
were exhibited.
Following this meeting, coffee
and doughnuts were served.
Plans for the February meeting
will offer parents the opportunity
of actually participating in shop
and classroom activities as carried
on in the regular school day
schedule.
, 1952-01-31

M, industrials were up 42c; rails
up 10c; and utilities off 10c.
Steels, whose weakness yester-
day was sighted by some observ-
ers as unsettling the list, stiffened
today and, led by Bethlehem, dis
played a firm tone. Aircrafts.
metals, rails, television and air.
lines also moved generously to
the plus side.
Those moving up were Atlantic
Refining, Motorola, Kennecott Cop
per, DUPONT, N. Y. Central, Johns
Manville, Standard Oil of New
Jersey and Chrysler.
Lower were American Cyana'
mid, Union Carbide, Union Pacific
Sinclair, Firstone and Anaconda
Cottons were irregular ano
grains easier. Bonds were mixed
, 1952-01-31
All Bingo Illegal
In Columbus

COLUMBUS, Jan. 81. (INS)-
Safety Director Donald D. Cook
warned today that bingo games in
Columbus will be halted by police
whether they are for charity or
not.
Cook said operators will be given
a "first warning and a reasonable
period of grace" and then arrest
ed if they fail to abide by the law.
Cooks announcement followed
information from City Attorney
Richard w. Gordon that "there are
apparently no legal Obstacles to
enforcement of the law.
Gordon offered the opinion after
Common Pleas Judge Cecil j. Ran
dali dissolved orders in eight
cases restraining city police from
stopping bingo games operated for
the most part by churches.
Appeals have been filed in four
Of these cases with the Second Dis
trict Court of Appeals.
, 1952-01-31
Classified Ads

WORKING GIRL would like 1 or
2 room apartment with private
entrance. Call ME-8222. tt
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the time of the alleged incident.
After proceedings of the Min
istry Of Grace and Justice at Yer
bania, Italy, the Italian Ministry
of Foreign Affairs called on the
United States to extradite the men
for ''highly aggravated homicide
and aggravated robbery" This
request was based on and extra
dition theaty of March %, 1868,
which was brought back into force
April 16, 1916, two years after
the alleged offense.
Italian Ambassador Alberto
Tarchiani requested an extradi-
, 1952-01-31
MARKET
BY THEODORE KOSLOW
international News Service
Financial Writer

NEW YORK, Jan. 81. (INS)-
The stock market rebounded early
today after an opening dip had
extended yesterday sharp losses.
Trading was active on the initial
decline, moderately 50 on the re-
covery and tapered off.
Five hundred thousand shares
changed hands in the first hour.
Opening losses were limited to
a little more than a point and
gains registered during the turn
about were mostly fractional. In
the Dow-Jones averages at II a.
, 1952-01-31
Seek Extrudition
Of Accused
Murderers

WASHINGTON, Jan. 81. (INS)
The State Department said to-
day it has authorized the Italian
government to institute extradi-
ton proceedings against two war
time Office of Strategic Services
officers on charges of having
murdered their commander.
The story of the alleged offense
has received nationwide attention.
The two OSS men allegedly killed
Maj. William V. Holohan and rob-
bed him OF approximately $780,
900 after they had been para
chuted behind the Italian lines
December 6, 1914.
The two accused men, both Of
whom have returned to civilian
life and have proclaimed their in
nocence, are former 1t. Aldo
Icardi of Pittsburgh, Pa, and for
mer Sgt. Carl George Lodolce, of
Rochester, N. Y.
The case, which apparently is
unprecedented in the annals of ex-
tradition law, is complicated by
the fact that the two could not
be prosecuted under the Articles
of War and by the fact that the
U. S.-Italian Eextradition treaty
was technically in allegiance at
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Founder s..
Continued from Page IL

tCOuLl11uG0 ITOHl x IL
The key to the newest addition
will be presented to the principal,
Robert Noffsinger Entertainment
will be furnished by the school
orchestra and choir.
Dinner will be served in the
new addition at 6 p. M, and the
program will be staged in the
school auditorium at 7:45 p. m.
All members of the Board of
Education are invited. Reserva-
tons for dinner will be taken until
4 p. M, Friday, February 1. Call
MI-8441.
Rev. Billy Lewis, pastor of Day
ton Friends church is chairman
in charge of the affair.
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Continued from page one

SCA1IAil0Ia A4OIA PA6V AN
name to be entered in any pri-
mary. 1t is said that Wainwright
will take similar action in 40 9TH
er states.
The Montmogery County Repub-
lican Executive committee has
completed it's list Of endorsements,
naming Fred Bowers for State
Representative, Parker Bookwal-
ter, county engineer; Elizabeth
Redelle, clerk of courts.
The committee also endorsed,
Mrs. Clara Weisenborn, Marion
Patten, Harry K. Crowl and Edwin
Phillips for the general assembly.
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COURT 80
Continued From Page One

Floyd Johnson, 500 Rohrer boul-
evard, was fined $500 and costs,
given six months in the work
house and lost his driving rights
for five years on a drunken driv-
ing charge.
Albert Davis, Is Wainwright,
George Dibley, 153 Bataan, and
oJhnnie Hensley, 1915 Milo drive,
were each gined 500 and costs
for drunken driving. Davis last
his driving rights for two years
and was given three nights in the
work house. Dibley was sentenced
to five Sundays in the work house.
and Hensley to the day portion of
five days in the work house.
Six persons charged with leav-
ing the scene of an accident were
each fined SO and costs. They
were Louis Parnell, 1850 Swisher
street; Arthur Griffin, 331 Court
street; Raymond Landsiedel, %
S. Harbine street, Ira Waters, 2714
Valley street, Lonnie Bayless, 1913
Bricks street, and Robert Camp
bell, 576 West Fourth street.
, 1952-01-31

INCOME TAX RETURNS Woody
Business Service. Ills w. 9th
st. AD-4914. Phone for appoint
ment. tt
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Continued From Page 1

OOuLInuEU FTUm FdRE I
Henry himself slipped to his
knees once but was up on his feet
instantly, punching away at Sat-
trfeld.
The bout was scheduled for 10
rounds. The decision counts as a
technical knockout for Henry-his
18th kayo in "a battles.
A crowd of $3.50 fans paid
$23,032.49 to see the uneqal
struggle.
, 1952-01-31

ton certificate which would per-
init Italian officials to go to the
federal courts with their demand.
A certificate authorizing such &C
ton was given Tarchiana Janu-
airy 25.
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PROPOSALS
INVITATION FOR BIDS.

INVITATION FUR blU5.
The Danville Redeyelopment ane
bids for the construction Of Public
consisting Of $50 dwelling units, ar
administration, maintenance ant
community building t36 structures)
and located In the City Of Danville
Virginia, until 2::3e pm, e. s. T..
on the fifth day of March, 1862, al
Danville, Virginia, at which time
and place all bids will be publicly
opened and read aloud.
Proposed forms Of contract doeu-
cations, are on file at the ONCE oil
the Danville Redeyelopment and
Housing Authority at 533 Main
street, Danville, Va. and at the
office Of william w. Patterson, Ar
chitect, at American National Bank
Building, Danvilie, Va.
Copies of the documents may be OBJ
tanned by depositing $4,000 with the
Danville Redevelopment and Hous-
ing Authority for each set Of docu-
ments so obtained. Such deposit
will be refunded to each person who
returns the plans, specifications and
other documents in good condition
within 10 days after bid opening.
A certified check or bank draft, pay
able TO the OanYllle heQeVelOplneut
and Housing Authority, q. s. Gov
eminent bonds, or a satisfactory bid
bond executed by the bidder and &C.
ceptable suretieS in an amount equal
to five per cent of the bid shall be
submitted with each bid.
The successful bidder will be required
to furnish and pay for satisfactory
performance and payment bond OF
bonds.
Attention Is called to the fact that
not less than the minimum salaries
and wages as set forth in the Speci-
f1cations must be paid on this
project.
The Danville Redevelopment and
Housing Authority reserves the right
to reject any or all bids or to waive
any informalities in the bidding.
No bid shall be withdrawn for q
period of thirty 600 days suh6e-
quent to the opening of bids without
the consent Of the Danville Rede-
velopment and Housing Authority.
Bids for landscaping will be taken at
q later date. DANVIILE REDE-
VELOPMENT AND HOUSING AU-
THORTTY. By RUSSELL r. HEN
LEY, Executive Director. Date: jan
uary 81, 1862. fe10.17
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AUCTION SALES
FED L. WILLIAMS 3
FED L. WILLIAMS. Jr.
Auctioneers and Appraisers
LARGE SALE BY
AUCTION
WILLIAMS AUCTION

91s New York Ave.
This Tues. (Feb.. 12thl, 2 Pm.
Large lot used furniture, also
beauty parlor equipment,
contents of jewelry store.
up-to-date watches, rings,
etc. Late style jewelry store
fixtures, signs, show cases
work benches, etc.
FURNITURE:
Bedroom suites, odd dressers, chests
beds, innerspring mattress, coneI
tables. living rm. pieces breakfas
ga BSESiZ,uyTSY PARnoR EQUIPMENT
3 PM.
Killing de luxe model C wave ma
chine. dryers. side chairs, tables
operators chair, cosmetics, etc.
JEWEiRY STORE-3:30 PM. /.
Gentleman returning to Canada, q
remaining stock and fixtures an!
equipment viii be sold in detail
Elgin mems and ladies' watches
fraternity rings, costume jeWelry
GIFT articles, late style showcases
Watchmnker's bench. crystal com
plete case, electric signs, clocks, etc
Public Exhibition ALI Day Monda,
Auetioneers' Phone. Ma. 267e.
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AUCTION SALES tcont.,

MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE Of
Lots is and 10. Section "I''. Bever-
ley Beach. Anne Arundel County
Maryland, improved by dwelling
Sale at Court House door, Annapolis
February 13, 1862, II AN. Fol
DERSON, 20 west St.. Annapolis
Maryland. fe9,10
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ACCOUNTANT
ADMINISTRATIVE
TRAINEE

For claims department Of local auto
mobile insurance company. 3 young
men in middle 20s to train for flu
ture administrative positions with
expanding and progressive company.
for LIST few months. with advance
ment to inside examining work.
College graduate, some Law back
ground preferred. Please call for
apt. ST. 1900. Ext. 25l. liz
LAYOUT ARTIST to
work In adv. agency. Call In per-
son, bring samples, l4O7 q st. NV,
Bird q. See Mr.. LEVENTHAL.-l2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10

When ansWering Advertisement
addressed to Star bo1es, do NOT
inclose original references. photo
0TGpfs or other materials OF per-
so7r1l palue. Copies seTre the par-
pose and originals ntdg get lost.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10
TECHNICAL.

ELEcTRoNIc ENGRs .fnew grads
Inrough project engineeringl. Re-
Searcn laboratory 81, 900
PtadYsIcIsTs telectronics labora-
ELEsTRoN1c ENGRs. ftech. v SS,S9o
ability to coordinate with project
ELEcTRoNTc ENGRs.r telectronIso ; orSo
nan and supervisory exDJ Md,
STRUCTURAL ANALYST Obs. II M NJ
INDUSTRIAL ENGRs. fadm. ASSIST siSo
anus In engineering section. project
6 planners and/or production expe-
EMNdHIN aDg g, 'esx grads. no exp GE
ELEcTRo.MEcH. DRAPTsMEN S ede.
s Issh A l!ssS9fl DRAF = shsS
JR: DRAFTsMEN tknowledge slide HSe
Ne S1Rffae Abe EARNED Ss service Es
training electronics repairs, and
MAcHINEs SHOP I'm M1NrNcE. MEca fAk9
SHEET sfAS METAL MECHANICS S Chassis wk;
layout exp.l, 45-hour wk. $SI VIZ.
EILIE3GGTRoNIc cATALoGUERs (some
MECHANICAL ASSEMBLIES Ssxp y !;
wfREMEN tsome electronicsjs poo ~A
500 wk.
Agency fee paid by employer in some
inStances-particularly for expert
enced electronic engineers.
With many out-of-town engineering
openings-every location q. s. A
electronics, aircraft, mechanical, etc.
-cataloguers. technicians, drafts
men. engineers.
Men with any armed services training
In electronics, radar or sonar repair
and maintenance, please come In
and discuss employment opportuni-
ties with US. HIGH SALARIES.
NATIONAL EMPL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10

Public Exhibition ALI Day Monday
and Tuesday Up to Sale Hour
Auctioneers' Phone. Ma. 2679.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

TAX SERvICE-In your home Of
mine: Is years experience. WO
1888.
CPA DESIRES furnished desk spac.
In business ONCE. Box 319-K
TAX SERVICE In your home or mine
experience. Wo. 1888.
OLDSMOBILE 1871 S-cylinder 4-dr
"9S"; will auction for repair bill
Feb. 18th, registered IN name q
PARTS. ~ Florida ave. ne.
PRINTING MAGAZINES and period.
icals. Good prices and service
Box 1920. Star.
INCOME TAX RETURNS-For COM
ment. Me. o045. ME. 1868. 13'
ALL TAX RETURNS prepared By ex.
perts at the original TAX CENTER
I'LL Vermont ave: NV. RE. 1881
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stock
sTassss S Snd iS or s ths
transacting all other business which
may properly come before the meet
ing, will be held Tuesday. March IL,
1852. at 2 O'Clock pm. Ct the ms 81
VluCC Vi Viz VUAAHG11ys 0AO
NV. Washington, D. c. GILBERT
c. CLARK. Secretary. 10
Al TAX sERVICE-Returns expertly
prepared in privacy Of your home.
Lowest rates. JU. 8-S141.
TAX RETURNS prepared in your
home by experienced tax account
ant; SIS. AP. $40.
LOW FEES-1ncome tax returns
carefully prepared by graduate OF
accounting school and tax practice
institute seeking practical expert
ence. v. II. WALKER, LO. 1860.
CoLoRED-NCoME TAX RETURNS
prepared in your home by expert
enced accountant. LU. 2-7979;
EXPERT sECRETARIAL - Reports
written; personal income tax
temporary. Call Sunday, TO. 1858
TAX RETURNS prepared by former
y. 8. Internal revenue agent. Ia
INCOME TAX RETURNS prepared by
o retired Government income tax
auditor; reasonable. WO. 1887:
TAX RETURNS expertly prepared in
your home by former Govt. tai
agent; salaried persons, 50. Also
business and professional. Dl
1900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10

COUNTERMAN for wholesale dry
Apuly 623 II st. NV. -l9
COUNTER MEN. 20. exper, top
Apply MARrNER SEA FooD RES
TAURANT, 1912 Wis. ave. OF. 1887,
COUNTERMAN, assist manager valet
shop; exper. man under IS pref.
VALET STOP. 922 18th st. NV. .
CREDIT CLERK-Man to work In
tain. Cal Mr.. MEL, RE. 5026. Ill
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Ip9 ENTALE JpIEs TAILE

FOR old. Weii-estahlished arm. Must
have high school education; &ge. 81
rs As; travel u c. Val u. and 3,
Carolina with headquarters Wash.
-. C.: car essential; salary ana Ell
penses paid. Write personnei , Man-
City, New Jefseg. outlining Nualih-
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DRIVER

Pick up and delivery in downtown
area for nat. news magazine; D. C.
drivers license required; 18 yrs. old
or over; D. c. motorcycle permit
pref; 5-day wk. Call VkdayS., DI.
2900 Ext. 262. III
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HELP wTp. AGENCIES .cons.

Secy. (M.) to Chef, $50 Wk.
And meals. The best In city. Typ
ing, clerical work. Miss Dodge.
BOYD'S, 200 18th. corner q.
SALESMAN, TO $4,000
Calling on dealers and dept. stores;
:. .leat, exper., und. 35. See MISS
GRAY, 1911 @ st. NV, Ma $3.50.
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HELP MEN
DENTAL TECENICIAN, in pvt. once.
State age. exper. and training. BOX
l93-H Star -lU

DENTAL TECHNICIAN, in pvt. once.
State age. exper. and training. BOX
l93-H. Star. 10
DISTRICT MGR. AT ONCE
Immed. opening locally offered by ma
in distinctly fow-pressure held: Our
business semipr0feSsional. Appli-
cants must be good statesmen ana
recruiters. Previous exper. In hiring
and developing sales people on Ill
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. basis REQUIRED.
ful training given right applicant.
Proven successful program and .ex-
eel. earnings discussed ct interview.
Write EDWARD NEVL. Marion.
DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVES,
National concern so years old, rated
AAA-1. has an opening in Washing
ton and adjacent territory for ag-
sressive man who is seeking career
position is responsible, permanent
and reWarding. The man selected
will be paid while training, paid to
study vocational guidance. Sales ex-
perience an advantage but not a
necessary requirement. Automobile
ment. For personal interview reply
by letter giving full information and
Q company representative will meet
with you In few days. Box S97-K,
star. liz
CRAFTSMAN, young man. high schoo
graduate who has. had courses II
drafting and mechanical drawing
to make drawings and sketches fol
ornamental iron; working experience
and have thorough knowledge in th.
mechanics OF drafting. Apply II
person at ACME IRON WORKS
1910 Mt. Olivet I'd. ne. 10
part-time, Silver Sprint
area. May be student Workabl,
knowledge suf1cient. Call weel
days 9-5, JU. 9-4l7S.
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CRAFTSMAN
MECHANICAL

For detailing work with old-estab-
lished manufacturer; chance for ad-
vancement; employe benefits. Apply
STONE PAPER TUBE co.
300 Franklin st. NE. Ia
DRAPERY MAN. exp. in Installing
custom Grapes; year-around work
good salary according to ability
I, Call GE. $500. LIZ
DRIVER, colored, for 194e Plymouth
cab: reasonable rates. Call Ii. g.
7460. -15
DRIVERS. white. for large wholesale
distributor: 5-day wk; benefits. etc
Apnly 1921 9TH st. NV. Ill
DRIVER, colored. for delivering dr.!
cleaning to stores; permanent posi-
ton. good pay. Must be sober ant
have references. Apply Mr.. Kluger
ARISTo CLEANERS. 1926 s. Cap
DRivER, gcolored. must have expe
4 Renee in vegetables. Local refer
ences, 5ha days wk. 215 10th st. s.w
DRIVERS to haul brick and building
mr. terial; exper. only. HANDY
BROS. 300 Hamilton st. ne. tn
UOO1. - =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10

Carefully and exquisitely cleaned By
hand. Shape and style retained
Exquisite" the Dye Work Specialist
GE. 9777.
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HELP MEN

industrious man
for 4 self-seryice meat dept. IN
supermarket. Excel job for right
man Republication, group tnssr-
AMMAN, ct 5405 Annapolis I'd,
Biadensburg. 10
CAB DRIVERS WANTED
Reliable men who know Silver Spring
area to drive for Black and White
Cab Association; rental or per.
centaRe. Apply B. q O. Railroad
station. east side. Silver Spring, Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10

AUTO PAINTER, must be experi-
enced u LACQUER work: excel. work
Ing cnnd.. cow. downtown location,
sAsR1-PATE MoToR CO. IIsG
& c ss1ss hysi BY; RE 7s7s -. H.,
Ii. f or an exner Hs cais used IS pp car
salesman, capable Of appraising hi
own trades and. familiar with the
paper work to close his own deals;
our statesmen are amongst the high.
est st. paid ,.i n Washington. No out.
Cali Mr.. i Michiaelso So sfter oo 10 ann
for details. AUTO WHoLEsALERs
INC, 1871 Bladensburg Rd. Ii
Afro SALESMAN. in used cars; best
deal in town, transportation fur
aaasnss k ARBg Z RsEssn e II
A u III Il Il rs SERVICE SALESMAN
to assist service manager by D.
Soto Plymouth dealer; excellent op.
portunity for young man willing e
week. with paid vocation. life anct
disqualification insurance benefits
Call MR.. FUNK. OIL. 1000. for in
AUTO iS5S5sT SERVICE SALESMAN, 5lda.
wk., vacations and holidays paid
EAPp1y w MN. G0S1tktx60
J125 18th st. NV. 10
AUTOMOBILE SERVICE MANAGER
wanted by metropolitan Wash. Ford
dealer; very good proposition for 9
man capable of taking complete
charge of all !depts. Write stains
experience and give references. Bos
342-H, Star. Replies will be held
strictly confidential, our employees
know OF this advertisement. 10
AUTO SERVICE SALES
MAN AND ESTIMATOR
We have an opening for an exper
auto body estimator, Sources fol
getting work helpful. but not es.
sential. Excel. income. Call La
6-68S6, Mr.. Banta after am
PYRAMID AUTO BODY CO., 1885,
Biadensburg I'd. -15
BAKER, top notch, first hand: day
yoTk; high salary; HOLMAN |
Phone Mohawk 9s15. Baltimore is
~AAAs ~
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AUDITOR

,.
For uptown hotel. Can DE. $500.
AUTO BODY AND FENDER MAN
To Join our organization, our body
men are among the highest paid -
Wash. Call Mr.. Banta at La. 6-6686
for details, PYRAMID AUTO BODY
CO. 1885 Bladensburg I'd. lis
AUTO BODY AND PAINT FORENIAN
We have an attractive opening fol-
qualified auto body and paint fore
man; effective insurance contact
helpful, but not essential; big In
come assured for man able to take
full charge OF body and paint work
Call LA. B-6SS6. Mr.. Banta, for de.
tails. Your inquiry will be treated
BODY CO. isse Biadens6urE "a.
AUTO BRAKE MECHANICS snt
helpers. LAPP BROS. BRAKE SERV.
ICE. 1905 y st. NV. -A
AUTO CAR WASHER. 5-day VIZ. Jet.
O-Matic washer; must have Al
!. ref. Apply ARCADE PONTIAC
1887 irving ct. NV. MI. Peers.
AUTosloBME LUBRIcAT1oN NAN
good pay, good WORKING conditions
TOR CO. WI. 2112. --13s
AUTO LURRICATION MAN, wllike
age 2b-S6; excellent working con
dftionS; uniforms furnished lnsur,
anee, vacation. M. 90Qde. WILSON
PONTIAC. INC, 1925 Geofgta ave.
silver eprins. Md. 81. 1878. 10
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HELP MEN Cont. j

AUTo LUBRICATIoN MAN. 5-day
wk.; modern equipment. excel work
PONTIAC. i4s7 irving St. NV. Mr.,
AuToMoTIvE MAcHINIsT for re-
boring pin fittings and portable
crank shaft grinding; top wages
and time and half for over 40 hrs.
Torking conditions. twin lifts: must
be exper. and have Al refs. APP
ply ARCADE PONTIAC. 1887 Iry-
ing st. NV. MIR. Peers. -l5
AUTO MECHANICS t2). Buick ex-
perience pre-, but not absolutely
rea.; an opportunity for those de-
string permanent connection with
an old -este blished Buick leadership.
sstraisht salary. good workins con-
surance plan and many other. adj
pantages. Ask for Mr. carp, please
do not phone WILLIS BUICK. INC,
So16 Ga. ave-. Silver Spring. Ill
AUTO. MECHANIC-Do you want top
pay; 4O-hr.. 5-day wk., paid vaca-
tion. and holidays. excel. workins
conds. IA ? new bldg. with latest
Chrysler products and know 'front.'
BAN MOTORS. inc. Dodge- Plym-
outh, 1921 Georgta ave. silver
AUTO MECHANIC WANTED. sober
and reliable. G q w GARAGE, rear
615 18th st. s.W. Call weekdays
from 8 to g.: Sunday, 8 to 5. ia
AUTO MECHANIC, colored, exper. )
must be highly recommended; work
on used cars; disqualification plan.
vacation with pay after ! year,
hrs. 10 am. to 8 pm. wkdays. See
Mr Shall.
BOWMAN MOTOR SALES
1880 Georgia Ave. NV, TA.- 1000.
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watch engineer for night duty, 6th
apartment building In northwest.
Live OF premises. Excellent OPP
portunity for steady man looking
for permanent position. Telephone
OR. $500, ask for MIR. BACON.
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HELP MEN

ACCOUNTANTS, jrs. for lge. local
CPA office. State salary, age educa-
ton and experience. Box 33u-L.
Star Ii
ACCOUNTANT BOOKKEEPER, perm.
position. with public accounting
service, firm located In Arl.; posi-
ton requires exper. in keeping COM
piete sets of books. financial state
ments, and must efficiently operate
Q 10-key electric adding machine.
Degree desirable, salary open. Call
OW. 64S4. 10
ACCOUNTANT
Unusual opportunity. excellent sal
airy. Complete charge OF weekly
corporate payroll Of 5000 en-
ployes in 8 States. Familiarity
with various State reports and pay
roll bookkeeping machine. Capable
Of supervising IL employees; age st
to 40; accounting degree.
APPLY HOT SHOPPKS, INC.
RIM. 200. 1341 G st. NV.