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SPECIAL NOTICES

URCIOLo REAL ESTATE, eo7 New
through Monday. due to the death
Of Mr.. John Urciolo. III
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts contracted by any one
other than myself. CHARLES c.
KELLY. 1O16 N st. NV. .17s
WE WILL ADVANCE the cash to re-
deem diamonds. etc. pledged else
monsh Ii ITy1NasToS fsasT ie9s Co. 3 14s5
st. NV. Only licensed and bonded
loan ONCE in Washington. Guaran-
teed highest loans. Open till 9
pm. Saturdays.
sH1Gh n4s1 ssaa ss4al 5SE s1o7S,a@s0 @0'oS w pyr T.
to recover charges due. Car. reg. In
name Of CHRISTOPHER. HERsON's
AUTO PARTS & GLASS. 72 Fla.
OFFICE OF COLLECTOR Of Internal
Revenue, Baltimore. MARYLAND;
fUn.,t Th: tfOllOwtns; D personal
shaw. Terra Gotta IL, D. G. under
payment Of assessed taxes due, will
be sold as provided by Section 5000
of the Internal Revenue Code at
ises Of the General Service Admin
istration's parking lot at Second and
Que. SITS: s.w.. Washington. D. CT;
Ford 1945 stake truck. eng. No
99T:662143; 2 Ford 1946 stake
trucks. eng. No. S8RT-41227. 699T-
1165126; 3 GMC 1912 stake trucks,
eng. No. 27O242475. 2707S783,
270104259 (surplus); Ford 194S
stake truck, eng. No. SSRT- 1869;
Ford 1949 stake truck. eng. No.
98RT-1691S9; 3 Ford 1947 stake
tfSsk.. tSS4 eng No. 15s 5sST- 1751992: s51
Brockway 1947 tractor, eng. No.
42HX-104So; Thompson 1047 trail
or. ser. No. 1904. au17,1S
'NEW RIBBON, PLEAsE"-We try
to be objective and resourceful,
like Danny Kaye as DR.. Walter NIFTY
in that famous operating room,
when We set to work polishing your
copy preceding the fnal tipping.
Are you finishing an article on
100 ways to make extra money using
your Subconscious mind? Do you
have any kind Of paper work to
get out? Content plus appearance
equals . captivated audience. Phone
MEARS MANUSCRIPT SERVICE,
RE. 3613. Denrike bldg. Writing,
typing and duplicating services for
busy people.
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ELECTRONIC
DESIGNERS
AND
CRAFTSMEN

WE REQUIRE 2 EXPERT
ENCED DESIGNERS AND
SENIOR DRAFrSMEN TO
PACKAGE AND CABLE
COMPLEX ELECTRO-ME-
CHANICAL DEVICES EN-
PLOYING THE MOST AD-
VANCED TECHNIQUES.
EXPERIENCE IN CABLING
LARGE EQUIPMENT SUCH
AS AIRCAFT OR COMMUN-
ICATION SYSTEMS IS DE-
SIRABLE.
BOX 199-D, STAR
ELEYATOR OPERATOR, familiar with
PIX board for relief work; large
apt. house; references required.
a After rS I0r 10 a.m,s m,srn AD; r 2$s'3. al
en sppa so6S Sqa s1s soTE1aa Evans fsPS gSs
ELEvATToRR OPERATOR; ais' colored. for
pm: to 2 pm 8 days Wk. Phone
ELEVATOR OPERATOR. colored. for
day work in modern apartment
building. See resident manager,
ELEVtAFNoSRs' FOR oP Spf EiRAfTon. white. is Of.
nee building, day work. no Sundays
$179 month. Give exper. and refs
IENGiNEER tCONSTRUCTIoN AMI
ESTIMATOR-.-A good position for q
man who. will eventually manage
dollar business. State age, qualifi-
cations and starting salary. Boz
ENGINEERiNG CRAFTSMAN. for
teleyision and communications work
firm; 4O-hr. wk., 2-3 yrs. exper. cal
MR.. CHAVEZ. Elk. 5670. go
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CAFRITZ co.
1404 K St. NV.
CLOTHING SALESMAN

CLOTHING SALESMAN
Good part-time position for an ex,
floor THE MODE. at 18th.
COLLECTION MAN, experienced. to
work in collection department of
installmept jewelry store: pleasant
working conditions with company
ssnsi1ts ss1snsssna snd sood dn,o ,oppGrtupity for
KENT's JEWELERS.. 7oi 7th A IT.
CoELiEcToR- SALESMAN, life HS insur-
ance; guaranteed salary, plus COM
mission. share in company benefits;
cSmnists CmMMI sN tTainins ,gnr program. MR..
oILECTOR-SALEsMANi-Top salary
plus commission, bonus. vacation for
experienced man: car furnished II
necessary. Apply Mr.. Richards. GEN.
HONE EQUIP. co, 63 K st. NV;
Job shop. Knowledge Of small
plsten presses preferable. WEBB
CONSTRpCTiON SUPERINTENDENT
Free to traveE capable of organ
eonstrucan eaS sSpdfFyslns snd TeUsdens sSth se
900 to 100000 valuations start
to- finish; immediate employment;
salary ana certain expenses; vaca-
.tlon with pay; no layohS: reply,
Experience age. references. RE.
GION CONTRACTING CO, 1I22
18th St: NV. RE. -7162. -25
CONSTRUCTION WORKERS. young
men able to work with hands to
learn rapidly. expanding trade in
inside work; Md. Va. suburban
areas; transp. necessary. OR 1881
after g pm. -1S
CONSTRUCTION superintendent, pre-
ferably experienced in home con-
structton; must be producer and
capable Of handling large job. HU,
6O25
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HELP WANTED AGENCIES

B0OKKEEPERs AND ACCOUNTANTS.
ATLAS, 1920 y. 7. ave NV. RE. 57e7
If s,t!ns tg!NEMPL0YED Or wish ? good pe-
st.ipn; St. INV. SEE RE' GkASs ssss. DUNN 1911 G
TEACHERS WASTED for the best
positions in Washington vicinity and
elsewhere: Phone BALTIC. TEACH
Frs, AGENCY. 516 N. Charles st.,
pBBaltimore; Nd. tMulberry $500.
rHEEes1sosAI fs4G < sTl dW PERsoMNEt MN sody BUR
Lab. tech: q. histologist) - to $4,000
r. N.-receptionist. medical $500
Receptionist (type).. medical S3I7
CLERK, Clerk, young, knowl. sh'hand $500
eSSsiothsreSsFtt iheeresaFties' sath sahhand top sal
EDiToRiAf OFFICE ES; typist Pia5 3F5. @ss5s sss5;
coliege trained; bank trainee. S45
VIZ: Miss Grace Dunn, EMP. AND
SSOUNSELING. 1911 g st. NV. RE.
SALES; TRAINEE tM.), to learn : and
10c store business; exceptional fu-
ture; must be clean cut; excel rec
18th. NE. 1887. A"
ENGINEERS tm.), craftsmen, tech
naIin. nlcal men sg ON my spscinalnty; positions
and out Of town. Mr.. Ford at at
(Est. SO yrs).
RECEPTIONIsT o.; radio work;
Va. Miss Black. BOYD'S, cor. e..
at 18th. Ma. 233S.
TEACHERS POSITIONS OPEN for
certifiable teachers in nearly ali
nelds. Entering salaries, $3.50 to
S440 a month. ADAMS TEACH
Els apS AGENcY. ,6s 6csoloradoeBldg.. 14th
CREDIT-COLLECTION MEN, book-
Keepers and accountants, If seeking
a good position at top salary see me.
II; Byrd, at PERSONNEL SERVICE.
1911 G NV. MA. 6250. Many ex-
sEcRETARfAE POSITIONS a., $685.
$50 wk.; typists, S50-S6O wk.;
bookkeepers to $50 wk. ST. 1864.
PERSONNEL SERVICE, 1911 G st.
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With degree In mechanical engineer
ing, 2 or 3 years engineering ex.
perience preferred; excellent salary
and all employe benefits. with an
established organization. Call NE.
69I4. 30
ExTERMINAroR, route man. excel.
opportunity for honest. reliable
man. Must be able to meet people.
Good pay. Call IA. S-42S6 for
appt. --1g
FARM, handy man and wife tno
children; unfurnished living quar-
ters. Must like dogs. Good pay.
E NJ. BERKLEY, 1924 14th So.
NV. Wash. 8, D. c.
FIELD ENGINEER-Experienced in
land survey and subdivision pro-
cedure. State qualifications, exp.
and salary. Perm. position. Box
319-D. Star. -17
FILE CLERK and messenger, young
man. in real estate dept, 5-day wk.
and other benefits. Apply Mr..
Genau. WASHINGTON LOAN AND
TRUST CO.. 900 F st. NV, MA.
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HELP MEN Cont
AUTO BODY ESTIMATOR


We have an attractive opening for
an experienced body estimator. In
surance adjusting experience pre-
ferred. but. not essential See Mr..
PYRAMID AUTO BODY Co, INC. i
1885 Bladensburg Rd. NE
AUTO FRONT END MAN for Wash
ington's largest Pontiac dealer. Ex-
ARCADE PONTIAC CO. i4s7 irv.
AUTO lGf s. hGSR1cArroN niHi MAN, -1S aeod,
permanent job for first-class lubri-
cation man.. Salary and bonus, va
cation cat t1,d and holidays =: wi With pay, See
CO., 1000 Wilson blvd, Art. OW.
AUTO MECHANIC. Chevrolet experi-
erce. preferred; 5h-day week, COM
mission basis. vacation with pay and
Gnf Gnf f%eIsss Ssaffa caEVRoLEfe e. Mi
ALTO fhH riSHEea %EcaASfcs sSf sw ts, is special
ized, in tune-up work, mod. Shops,
mod. benefits. finest working conds.,
bss.F Sa isoo HfSRss pafs st.. ME- xIex. FSrd Ss
AUTO MECHANICS, experienced, in
Ford agency: excellent working con-
0ltlonS, paid holidays and vacation.
See Mr.. Bowen, PALMER FORD,
311O Hamilton ST., Hyattsville. Md.
AUTO MECHANIC with knowledge of
all cars and inspection work; $40
wk. BUCKLAUER'S S SERVICE STA
I1ON, Maine ave. and M st. s.w..
AUTO MECHANIC, trucks; LIST a class.
Steady work; average earnings, $50
500. weekly: paid holidays and
vacations, etc; International truck
dealer. See Mr.. Brady, MALONEY'S,
INC, Sl26 Ga: ave-. Silver Spring.
AUTO MECHANIC-Brockw truck
factory branch has opening for
one 1st-class mechanic. 47OS Bal
A4IT% thTSre MRra. agsai IIyS IHysttsyiTe; ..@2
mediately fol-. new Buick leadership;
vacation with pay. disqualification
and insurance plan; plenty of work,
nat rate or salary. See Mr.. Estep at
PAGE-HUGHES BUICK, INC, 62I
Lee blvd, Falls Church. JE. 3-97OO.
AUTO MECHANIC to operate new
Bear front-end machine and wheel
balancer. Top salary for fully ex-
perlenced man with references. All
Inquiries strictly confidential. ESQ
SERVICE CENTER, No. Capitol and
AUTO AiG5Gt50f MECHANIC. Ell tirst class, ms Must
be good and reliable. Salary S75
WSs bonus: Inquire HARVEY MO-
TOR SERVICE, 412 18th st. s.w.
or ST. 93I9
Evening star., 1952-08-17

When anspeYine advertisements
addressed to Star bO1es, do NOT
incIose original references, photo
graphs or other materials OF per.
sonal oGtue. Copies serpe the pnr
pose and originals may Get lost
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CLERK

For accounting office Of large real
estate company. High school grad
uate with some bookkeeping ex-
perience or night accounting stu
dent. Good starting salary, auto
matte increases twice yearly. Va
cation with pay, yearly bonus, free
disqualification and participating life
insurance plan. 5-day, 37Ha-hour
week. Apply personnel ONCE.
Evening star., 1952-08-17
Financial News
HELP---MEN

INSPECTORS for es-
sential industry: Apply NATIONAL
919 Jessup Blair dr.. Silver Spring,
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Secretaries
Stenographers
-TypiStS
HElP-MEN

CPA for cPA ONCE,
typing ecessary; excellent oppor-
tuniSy for the right rerson: per-
manent position with q future. Give
details including salary. Box l16-
G, Star.
JR.-For CPA ONCE.
State education, experience and
salary desired. Box 264-D. star.
CUTTER to salvage
used auto parts; mechanically in
cnned. BRENNER'S AUTO PARTS.
l940 Montana ave. ne. -l7
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HElP-MEN
ENGINEER.

For lge. apt. bldg. Good salary, excel.
working conds. 7th class license OF
better. Must be exper. in air cond.
Apply Chief Engineer. $685. 10th
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Assistant Production
Manager
for

"A Advertising Agency
Must be neat, alert, with de-
sire to work up in our or
ganization. Salary commen-
surate with experience. For
interview, telephone MR..
DeYOUNG, RE. 1928.
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Classified Ad Rotes

Three Lines (Minimum)
time 43c per Mna.
, 70 times eonseeutively SSs peE
2 times consscutiveiy see per Tine.
New Automobiles B6e per line, A-lins
minimum.
Special Notices ana Personal Ss par
line additional
Claims for errors must be mada IN
4me Tor correction before second
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CONTRACT TRUCKMEN

CONTRACT IRUCKMEN
largest van line has
limited openings for experienced
entire u. S. and Canada as long
distance furniture movers. Applicant
must own or be finacially able to
purchase and personally drive 1850
or later model tractor Of any make.
With minimum of 269-cu.-in. dis
placement to pull our 31-ft trailers
equipped with vacuum brakes. Year
around. long term contract, sub
stantial earnings. Contact Mr.. Mas
chino. AERO MAYFLOWER TRAN
SIT CO.. S63 Mass. ave-. Indianap-
oils, Ind. - 90
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ENGINEER.
ENGINEER. JR,

For layout work on large construc-
preferred. BOX 465-D. Star. --21
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ADVERTISING CAREER
VS.. COLLEGE

40 O~AS4341NAA
A college education never hurt any
hody. Sody. unfortunately; not ,every.
are an ambitious yoTns fellow, Who $
is looking for o free education. in
with an opportunity to earn while
learning; you can get a start in
advertisinE BY calling Mr., strott.
at COHEN q MILLER. ST. 1898.
graduating from college. you can
be established with q good, we'll
paying Job with future.
ARCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMAN, able
to carry job; traditional and con-
AssisTANT sSS k1IG Err
young man for sales audit dept. for
exclusive speciality shop; good hand
writing preferred. Apply morning
MANxGERwYounneA EEsESo n Ann man;
Furn. sales exper.: inside sales, with
expanding merchandising CO.; $50
to. start to right man; rapid salary
MANAGER-Operator for
drive-in ice cream store; mature.
reliable men wanted to help manage
and operate business In Alexandria.
AssHsTzNT Ssh Tzi s-Issl; @sslNAGER Nation na al,
to increase stan. Rapid advance
ment with future. Good starting
employe benefits. Pleasant sur
roundings; experience not neces-
sary. Call in person. see MR..
LYONS. 1O3 N. Alfred st., Alex
Evening star., 1952-08-17

DRIVER, for parts pickup and de-
SH. 5000. -17
DRIVER, colored, to work in grocery.
Apply 1881 kenilworth ave. ne.
DRIVER. for dry cleaning established
route; steady job, guaranteed salary
and commission; bH2-day wk. KEY
SpoNE SinS sE. CLEANERS 1907 N. caTo-
DRivER-White. age 2e-4o, GOOD
character and appearance, top sal
DRIVER SALESMAN, dry cleaners:
must be able to solicit new busi-
ness to increase route. Good salary
and proposition, paid VACATIONS and
holidays. MOLLE CLEANERS, 231
Upshur st. NV.
DRIVER FOR GROCERY STORE
Good salary and pleasant working
Foop fSasf sH46S P6 5osPP oonn SWArTY sT.. nH
permanent position, top pay, ex-
CONN. PHARMACY. 4456 Conn.
DRUG CLERKS (2), experienced; full
time and part time. McREYNOLDS
PHARMACY 18th and G sts. NV.
DRUG CLERK. experienced preferred; !;
references required; for modern
drugstore. Call SH. 3O14. III
DRUG CLERK: experience nee. Apply
MIS-; Turco. Maxwell 4 TENNY-
SON. Suite 103. 915 10th st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-08-17

Patent Atty. (M), $4,000
With chemical eng. training or
degree; large mfg. CO.. East Coast.
BOYD'S, Cor. G. and 10Th
Evening star., 1952-08-17

COOK. short orders, all around
kitchen man wanted; must be re-
liable, sober. with references; top
vases; Apply THE, WHEEL BAR.
MAN. white, must be
exper. Day work, neat appearing
and reliable. Apply; DEE GEE
DINER, HOO Vermont ave. NV.
Evening star., 1952-08-17
AUTO SALESMAN

AUTO SALESMAN
We have an opening for an exbert-
enced used car salesman: Our sales
men are among the highest paid in
good salary guarantee. 1907 floor
time. Call Mr.. Nesgoda after 10 am.
AUTO WHOLESALERS, INC.
I731 Bladensburg Rd. NE. Ii. 3-SSOO.
AUTO TRUCK MECHANIC, must be
experienced; steady work, good pay,
hospitelization, insurance, vacation;
good change aaa for advancement. Phone
RENrASIs Sss' g. asf5 assffg9DsAa as14.. ave- TRgck
BAKER. must be No. 1 on cakes,
pies and sweet goods: Sober and re.
liable man only need apply. Salary
sG sg9 gsek' sts1 State experience. Box
BAkER-small !. retail shop needs
prefer married man with respon.
abilities; good opportunity for right
sDs ss.rs STATING DRGn. afs Nc psst sss
BARBEh. permsnent. full time; ex-
cellent working conds.; salary, plus
commission: Apply Navy Exchange
once ,,rlSITo NATIONAL NAVAL MED
BOAT BUILDER, experienced man
with tools and, facilities to build
small sport cruiser on part-time
basis. All materials to be fur
ni'hed by owner. Boz 445-B. star.
BODY and fender man wanted. to
take over body shop, must be able to
pasint; PAL plenty Of work and good pay.
BODY AND FENDER MEN, 1st-ciass
only. must be steady workers and
s sober S1;90 an hr.. guar: and COM
. ance and other dement's. See Mr..
Minson, PARKWAY MOTOR CO..
3O4Q NJ st. NV. -17
BOOkKEEPER-TYP with ability
to handle phone calls; must be ac-
curate and neat with figures; perm
anent employment with paid holi-
sDMLs. aSs laS sig iocfsiOa. st. nv. "! go 40
BRAKE MECHANICS and helpers.
Good working cond., good salary,
5a-day week. 1909 M. NV. go
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ENGINEER

ENGINEER
ASSISTANT CHIEF
AIR CONDITIONED APARTMENT
BUILDING
In NV. Washington. 1-bedroom
apartment; plus good salary. offered
to exper. maintenance man. Either
3rd class or 9Th and 7th class
licenses required. Married man not
over 60 with no resident children.
Excellent opportunity and environ
ment for dependable man looking
for a permanent position. See MR..
ROBERTSON. For appt. call OR.
$500. -2S
Engineering Craftsmen
ARLINGTON, VA. GIL. $500.
Evening star., 1952-08-17

Vi COllS uGItOIl VI IdUIpltISt
must be dependable; excellent oppor-
tunity in growing organization for
right man. Write Box 444-B, Star.
-s.e- IL
CARPENTERS for remodeling and
general repair work. Call MR.. PO-
4 LAND between 4 and 8 pm. Sum-,
NO. 1884.
CARPENTER. l mechanic. top wages
to right man. WI. 0049 evenings.
CARPENTERS t2M, long Job, good
pay. Apply ready for work Direc-
tons: Out Ga. ave. ext. left on
Seminary I'd, right on Monroe st. to
CaRPES;TERs. Ar stsS; Thoroughly pe expert
enced. with necessary tools for, gen.
eral construction work. ia. 8-2019.
CARPENTERS; all-around men for
highest class residential construc-
tion; Year-around work Call EN-.
1873. or apply IL Kenwood ave,
kenWood. Md. FRANK S. PHILLIPS.
FOREMAN, wanted i'm
mediately by pvI builder to super
wise construction of houses; give
experience and refs. Box 1916.
CARPENTERs cnon-union). Report
to 1898 Rhode Island ave. ne
CARPENTrERs. white, top nay, f,rst-
class trim men only; steady work
for Seneral contractor in Va. JA.
T-.i9S6, ia 2-bfiO0
Evening star., 1952-08-17
HELP wTp. AGENCIES Cont,
ATLAS. 142O N. Y. AWE.

ATLAS, 1920 N. Y. AVE.
sesys., stenos, bkprs., recpts.. typists
hle clerks. payroll clerks. bkpg. mch..
Pro sr'e1ers Il. AVE- RsK Kw pDri Rim ofhs5 5Ss
Professional Placement
1885 Eye st. NV. RE. 1853
Dental Asst, exper., good sal.
LAD. Techs. Dr.'s ONCE. sal open.
Physto- -Therapist. ftp time, top sal.
rms, DIS ofi1ces. salary open.
ASST. EXPRESSES
ACCT. CONSTRUCTION. Ss25
SECRETARY, $40
MAILROOM CLERK. SI5O
FEMALE
CLERK-TYPIST. $3.50
sETEi TEiEeGoSE ss4 sHoETHAkkD!; EiERk sesS $3.50
ASsisFANF FfEE cisEsk iH1HkkkEEshS; qo ssSo $3.50
SECY. q Girl. OFF $500
GENERAL EMPLOYMENT
1913 18th ST. NV. 2ND FIR.
ENGINEERS
Mechanical. chemical. physis., baliis.
and @ development s isi's also desisn sfsnarea of
small mechanisms. Large listines.
Ton salaries.
EXECUTIVE SECY.
Male, under 35. college. rapid sh.
and typins. neat appearance. exper.
BACKGROUND. sufficient to qualify.
to $4,000
WALTER H, KESSLER
Personnel SERVICES, 612 Wash. Bldg,
18th and N. Y. Ave. at. 9442
FrY1~vVHYr~ y
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HELP-MEN

CARPENTER-FOREMAN, to take
charge, of construction of ramblers
tunitv in rroWing. orsanization for
right man. Write Box 444-B, Star
Evening star., 1952-08-17

GET THERE FASTER, cheaper, safer.
Seattle, 500. For information. res.
ervations, call MA. 1856. 72O 14th
st. NV. ATA Is not Q regularly
scheduled carrier but operates On q
non-scheduled basis to serve the
needs Of the Washington Baltimore
CHILD'S CARE in licensed Airing
ton home. Phone ia. 8-4171. IL
and business analysis,
for small businesses who need as
sistance. Box 1855, Arlington 13, Va.
Evening star., 1952-08-17

NATIONAL EMPL. SERV.
LIAISON ENGR. work between local
company and other cities).
S7,000-S7,500 VI.
Sales and public relations (steel COM
pany). So, 600 VI. up
Sales trainee Good company 1923 mo.
Sales trainee dns. co.)- $500 mo.
Sales (office equip.) $500 mo.
Sales (paper and chemical biprod-
ucts) $500 mo.
Asst. financial analyst 1925 mo.
Stenographers $780, $3.50
TypistS, many - $3.50 mo.
Clerk, 2-10 pm. S240 mo.
once boys fyoung) - S175 mo.
Micro-film equip. repairs trainee,
S55 wk
Asst. mgr. (dry-cleaning plant9,
SS5 wk.
1919 18th ST. NV.
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"a A41zAO, 1fAU N. Z. AV =.
SeSys., stenos. bkprs:, recpts., typists
nle clerks; payroll clerks. bkpg. mch.
1920 M "a AVE NM RM kG6
Evening star., 1952-08-17

for remodeling and
general repair work. Call MR.. PO-
LAND between and 8 pm. Sum-.
Mo nOSd \.
Evening star., 1952-08-17

FOreman-ConStruction
For established bldg. firm. Excel. op.
portunity for honest. reliable man,
Must be familiar with all phases OF
construction. Submit refs. Box 315.
y. Star. -1S
and drug clerk. over a
Evening star., 1952-08-17

l mechanic, top wages
to right man. WI. 0049 evenings.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1952-12-05

nhrey said "the evidence Is clear
that legislation by the Congress
Is in order to provide equal OPP
portunity in employment, ade-
quate housing, fuller education
and improved health facilities for
all Americans.
He long has been a leading ad-
vocate of fair employment prac-
tees legislation (FEPC) and other
civil rights measures which have
aroused strong opposition from
Southern senator's.
In A Summary of the report,
the subcommittee said:
The highest proportion of Ne
gro workers continues to be found
in the lower paying and less skill
ed occupations, such as service
workers and laborers.
However, the shift of Negroes
into better paying and more skill
cd jobs, accelerated during the
war years, has in general been
maintained.
In 1850 the Negro wage and
salary worker earned an average
of about $1,000. or 81 per cent of
the average for white workers
while in 1899 the average income
for Negro wage and salary work
ers was agout $400-less than 40
per cent of the average for white
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1952-12-05
ISSUE REPORT ON
STATUS OF NEGROES

WASHINGTON-(AP A Sen
ate labor subcommittee made
public Thursday night a study
Of the economic status of Negroes
in the United States and Chair
man Humphrey ID, Manu- said
these two major conclusions could
be drawn from it:
/. I'm almost every significant
economic and social Characters
tic which can be measured in
GLIDING life expectancy, education,
employment and income our Ne
gro citizens, as a group, are less
we'll off than our white citizens. I"
q. However, in almost every
instance, the states and we'll be-
ing of both groups have inn
proved and the differences be-
tween them narrowed in recent
years"
THE STUDY was prepared by
tn e Labor Departments Bureau
Of Labor Statistics in response to
q request from the Senate labor
management subcommittee during
its hearing earlier this year on
anti job discrimination legisla-
ton.
In a statement accompanying
a summary of the report, Hum
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Ford.
The fire damaged the basement
of the church but firemen kept II
from getting into the first floor
church rooms.
Fire Chief August Schalk
blamed the blaze on wooden hop
per located over the stokef in the
basement.
Schalk cited the arrest Of Ford
as a warning to motorists who
disregarded the fire departments
equipment at the scene of fires. 3.
Such actions. he said, cause seri-
Gus damage to expensive equip
ment and also threaten a disrup-
ton in water supply at critical
moments.
These offenses, Chief Schalk
said, have been all too common
in recent months and will have
to be dealt with severely if they
continue.
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wage earners.
The Summary noted that since
1889 the average for Negro work
ers has increased relatively more
than for white.
1t also commented that can inn
portant factor in changes in av-
erage annual income of all Ne
groes between 1916 and 1850 has
been their continuing shift into
nonagricultural employment"
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RUNS OVER FIRE
HOSE: FINED

James K. Ford, 504 f. Boards
ley Ave, was arrested by Police
Officer Clyde Redmon shortly be-
fore 8 a. m. Wednesday when he
ran over fire hose at the scene
of fire in the st. Luke's Taber-
nacle, Fifth and fremont st.
Police Magistrate Virgil w.
Burgess imposed a fine of $40. on
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