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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-09-26
As Matters Stand
Joe Breig Says:
Me And Ben Fairless

AT that point, labor loses the
right to strike, because a strike
against government is kind of
rebellion Yet there is always the
peril that labor might strike any
how.
In that case, the public authority
would be faced with a potentially
revolutionary situation. There is
simply no sense in letting things
develop to any such disastrous
point
The solution, | wrote, is simple.
II is the Industry Council Plan,
advocated for many years by the
Catholic bishops.
The ICP is simply the applica-
ton to industry of the same met
cd of representative self-goyern-
ment which has made America the
most successful nation in history.
The ICP would end the tug of
war, and replace it with orderly CO
operation by common consent. II
would balance the just rights of
capital, labor, consumer, large and
small industries and businesses,
and the public. 1t would open the
way TO such economic prosperity
and peace as we have not yet
dreamed Of.
If men like Ben Fairless are be.
ginning to see the problem, is there
not good reason 10 hope that they
may begin to look at the solution?
On their journey this fall from
plant to plant of us. Steel, why
should not FairIess and Phil Muir
ray study the Industry Council
Plan?
In Chicago. FaiTless said that al.
though too much government in
tervention is dangerous, govern.
ment must fix rules for the collect.
i've bargaining process
/ suggest tnat not government
but capital, management, labor
and consumers should fix the rules,
with government help. Collective
bargaining is not enough What is
needed is Industry Councils
In the end, said Fairless in
Chicago, I'VE may even discover
that we're not antagonists after
all: but just partners and friends. "
That's what the bishops have
been saying, and that's what Eve
been saying. Why not make il
unanimous?
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-09-26
tN.c.W.c. News servieel

Soviet Russia appears to be
ready to embark on major re-
vision of its domestic and foreign
policies. Essentially this is all that
Western observers can say at the
moment regarding the All-Union
Congress of the Russian Commun-
list party which has been summon
ed to meet in Moscow Oct. 5. The
rest is pure speculation.
The decree summ0ning the Con
greSs, the first since 1899, was
issued by the Central Committee
of the Communist party over
Premier Stains signature in his
capacity of general secretary. 1t
disclosed that changes would be
made in party organization, involV-
ing, among other things, the aboli-
ton of the Polltburo and the trans
fer of its function TO a Presidium
of the Central Committee. Mean
while, it was announced that a new
Five-Year Plan would be launch
ed to effect a sharp increase in
the Soviet Unions military and
economic production.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-09-26

with Philip Murray, president of
the clio. spoke in Chicago at the
Centennial of Engineering.
Fairless warned that continued
government interventio. in indus
try disputes will lead to nationali-
zation of industry and the "mur-
der" OF free enterprise.
Here are Fsirless' words:
If wages and other major pro-
duction costs are to be dictated
by any government-appointed agen-
cy, then the government itself
must soon take over our industries
and assume direct financial re-
sponsibiIity =
"Shoulo that occur, of course,
it would also mean the end of la
bor.s right 10 strike; for the right
to strike against the government
is already denied by law"
Now for saying something like
that. | have been denounced as
anti-capital. anti-labor and even as
"communistic. | don't suppose
anybody will charge that Fsirless
is communistic.
The reason | am encouraged is
that ii seems to me that Ben Fair
less is beginning TO see the prob
lem that faces us-the problem Of
contriving some kind OF govern.
ment Of industry
And | think that Fairlesss would
agree that TO be successful such
government should be self-g0vern-
ment.
Several years ago, at the time of
the great railroad strike, / wrote
that il is imperative that machin-
cry be created for cooperation be-
tween management f; nd workers
Unless this is done. / said, our
industrial strife will not only i'm
peril the very existence of private
enterprise and of labor unions, but
will undermine the stability of
government itself.
pointed out that capital and la
hor, instead of cooperating for the
general welfare, are engaged in a
tug Of war, with periodic truceS.
But there inevitably come times
when this industrial strift becomes
so dangerous to the nation that
government is forced TO step in.
When government steps in-say
by seizing the railr0ads-govern-
ment becomes the employer And
the employer has the police power,
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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-09-26

NEW YORK - (NC) - For con-
tinued service TO veterans and
members of the nations armed
forces, Horace Stoneham, president
of the New York Giants baseball
club, was given the Award of Mer-
it of the New York County Chapter
of the Catholic War Veterans. The
presentation of the plaque was
made by County Commander John
J. Backes.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-09-26

I am greatly
encouraged by
a stat e m G n t
made the other
day by Benjs-
min F. Fairless,
president an d
board chairman
of u. S. Steel
Corporation.
Fairless, who
will tour u. S.
Steel q ant {
Evening star., 1952-11-19
LEDGER CLERK
IMMEDIATE

Permanent position: Mon Fri: B-day
4O.hr. wk.: to handle Jaccts. receiv.
able. routine. and control; expert
ence. in bookkeeping and typing /.
Iequired. Apply Personnel. Room
6O5; open weekdays S:3O-6. and
Sat. 81. No phone calls.
Evening star., 1952-11-19

SALESMEN. part time. mems wear;
you FREDERICK'S MEMS y WEaR saIs
STORES. 1435 H street NV. -23
statesmen. colored: must have car.
IulI or part time; as much as SIOo
commission per contract; sales train.
Ing course given. Call DE. 1886
"eeAuays. -23
SALESMEN-We have an open,no for
cioser to work with sales manaeer
9ntil Iuily familiar with our pro-
auctS, We are exclusive distributors
Ior bondstone. with a sales average
oi over $1,000 per sale. We are
desler ddlsH JShnsMapvIls yon an certified
future sales setup, you cannot do
better than to call us for an ap.
polntment;. WI. 60S6 between s and
pm. ask for MR.. ROSS. 10
statesmen WANTED t5l-We have
hundreds. Of direct leads. no can
vaSlng to be covered. Substantial
commission. uluS bonus on ali sales.
Earn up to $4,000 a year. Ex-
pemenee pc enc lin, N selling NECESSARY. Can
Co. e ' ses nths 7th St. SEWING NV. MAca5INE l5n
statesmen. nationally advertised
candies. MARYLAND counties. New
commission rates. Truck furnished.
Bond required. CURTISS CANDY
CO., 212 N. Bentlou st., Baltimore
23. Md; Gilmor 2249. -25
Statesmen t3), research service. We
VIII take the responsibility for you
earning q minimum Of S1OO per
week after preliminary training. Ad-
vanced commissions. Dignified work.
Go9d INCOME while learning. Call
itHEL iFEtRSONNEL DEPT. RE. COLL, for
Evening star., 1952-11-19

SALESMAN - New York plumbins
and heating supply specially house
seeking man among plumbing and
hardware stores for Washington,
-; ccrS, e: Large number of active ac;
man apply. Excellent Opportunity
way. N. Y. C. 10
SALESMAN - Excellent opportunity
for energetic young man. 25-35, to
represent major manufacturer OF
plant plant food Perm. pos: Washington
nurserymen, landscape gardeners
golf courses and estates. Salary, ex-
penSeS, auto. and comm Send COM
plete resume. Of background and ex-
perience with application. Box 34-
SALESMAN, automotive. established
territory, nearby Va. area: guar
anteed salary plus commission; good
opportunity; car essential. Call OIL.
TISS. 10
SALESMAN-Asst. to manager for
fabrics and sewing store; must be
thoroughly experienced in selling
and merchandisins; excel. starting
SHEEHAN. Ov. 6464. -21
white, 21 to 40; experi-
DISTRIBUTING CO. oil the truck;
estab. route; good pay. Refs. re-
auired. DU. 0704 or Ia. 627S. ewes.
s1ss sns ssTylss rca: wfs'sS s
sition offers good earnings and se-
curity to man selected. Our men
average above $50 per wk. We
train you. Salary while training.
Salary and commission after train
ing RafiPanAnf Milan offar
employment. Car and expenses on
car furnished. Man must be over
30 years of age. have AL refs. and
be capable OF operating Independent
ly after training. This is. an op-
port. for good sincere worker. Ap-
ply THE COOK COFFEE CO.. S03
Franklin st. ne. -21
SALESMAN to sell frozen food to
stores. Must know grocery trade
and have car. RE. n723 -O1
Evening star., 1952-11-19
HELP MEN (cont.D }

MECHANIC, exper.; perm. tob.; excel.
working conds.; new garage; SIS.
y Florida ave! ne. HERsON, MI.
MECHANICS HELPER for work in
appliance, paint and repairs shop.
Good working conditions and excel
lent opportunity. All employe bene-
nts including vacation. sick leave,
H sssIo% SSSR'S'nse's ss or 'sJ5PfSs soPsf7 So S5
MESSENGER-White boy. with bicy-
-; excellent opportunity for will
ing WORKER. Mostly inside work. MR..
s.ol S0sERTsoN' 1st. H. s16 Eye st.
MESsENGER-PAGE. for N. b. c. ex-
ecutive oflces; excel. job for evening
stuHent or some one Interested in
ta9oSsh snd FIT nv ss: sss sMaoSs MS FssrasSn MSn
NATL. BRoADcAsTINo Co. suite
MESSENGER -CLERK-.White.. for in
sEile 55etired person. around go.
MESSENGER-CLERK, white. knowl-
edge Of tipping, eager. ambitious;
D. C. drivers permit; opportunity to
learn construction administration
d ana mortgage business. Call MIR.
MIGHT . MANAGER for restaurant;
Kitchen experience necessary; refer
ences. salary desired. All replies
held confidential. Box 72-S. Star
NIGHT MAN-we have Is employed
but need additional good man.
White. sober. about 35. TO make
beds. clean rooms, etc. $3.50 mo.
HOTEL COURT, l0203 BALTIC. blvd.
Bervyn. Md. TO. 567S. -25
NIGHT MAN, colored. married, for
large NV. apt. building; secy.,
switchboard: exper. preferred; sober
and reliable; good salary and quar- :
ters; HERBERT HARVEY, INC 912
18th st. NV. -21
Evening star., 1952-11-19
SPRAY FINISHER
FOR furniture refinishing shop. II
A. 1SA0 "a

hSA 4S4A - - A4NAA&4AA94b
For furniture refinishing shop. 10.
sTEAMFITTIRs 1ssas IR;s, WG9k I vfS f95 vel
nee. Also D.. C. drivers permit.
J, JAMES s VITO. ass. INC. I'll Kennedy
sTEAMT1rTERs II rA isas ana helpers, for apt
house construction. ANfERIc An
HEATING I !; Z CO. GSooae Call Mr.. Lee after
STOCK CLERK; all-around lob; 1
hour daily porter duties: high school
Apply LIBERTY SHOPS. 1900 q St.
REGULATING MACHINE OPERATOR
II; p; M. Familiar with wiring
vacations and sick leave, Opportunity nifty
to participate in profit sharing for
the coming year. DI. 1900. Ext.
TELEPHONE OPERATOR. must have
50 some tipping bi ability i So 1v per week week
5iaE eD' co corner 9eAsfR of sth cInx and
TELEvrsioN ( ~ sic SERVICE MAN-IIocal Io
distributor has opening for outside
teievlsion service man with car. Top
wk.. vacation with pay. and other
benefits. P. LaBARBERA. LA. 6-S5OO.
TELLER, under 35. salaried position,
free retirement. disqualification.
group ms. perm. position with op-
portunity for advancement, Apply
personnel dept, NATIONAL saw
INGS 4 TRUST CO., 18th and n. =.
TIRE CHANGER-Good salary and
working conditions; drivers license
required. Apply 1404 Rhode Island
ave. NV. go
FREEMAN. experienced, age 25 or
over, Call DJ. 1850
Evening star., 1952-11-19

4A<A4N w l i II N11G
Big earnings: good refs. 81. 1851
MEN-Two full time and one part
time. Even inexperienced full-time
men average 500 and up per wk
toners assures you of steady, regular
income. Starts on a one or two day
trial basis II you wish to prove ia
yourself what an excellent oppor-
tunlty this Is. Fuller Brush dealers
average 500 per week and up on
regular customers by appointment.
courteous and buy these famous
everyday necessities regularly. An
experienced man will make calls
with you and train you. If you are
interested in sure way to raise
your income, inquire at oil Ma
or Press gsona BIS D 4444 In anS 3D. 4ss 81
MEN WANTED (1O). to move furni-
ture; November 1921. Apply 48O
n Y. ave. NV.
MEN CA: white, to distribute hand
6an 6ills; . daily pay. So. Report z an,
MEN-If you are Wiling to work
benefits; 9 9o-hr pay 5-day suTince WHo ApplS anS
yb27 tionsl BLDG; 1919 r st. NV.
ASONN MAN.. 1S-@O, QfaIC-eXempt.
high school education. to work In q
clerical capacity in our home ONCE.
Splendid opportunity If you have
ambitions and are looking for a DO
SiIlon Wnere you can work your way
up. B days. 37A hrs. Apply RIM.
3g9; personnel ONCE. EQUITABLE
hifG 81 = W. INSURANCE CO.. s16 IL 18th
YOUNG MAN to train for selling
merchandising and installing of cur
tain and drapery hardware; must be
marc worker with pleasant person
aInSI,sS ally; steady position, many EN-
SHEEHAN. Ov. 6464. Ill
YOUNG MAN. drugstore work. drivers
license; hours 9:30 am. to 6 pm,
no SUM-; start 75c hr.: no exper.
DALE neS Apply yARInSTvs N person to lillian. an
Hampshire ni ave-, sii Spring NsS NsS
YOUNG MAN for stock clerk in whole
sale optical business: good future:
5.day wk. Apply HILBERT OPTICAL
co: 1416 Eye st. NV. -25
YOUNG MAN, willing to learn print
cail Ii. s-44s4 sIS Tor appoint@ent. IiDthTtsIn''''
YOUNG MAN-For retail salesman.
Opportunity for advancement; COM
pany benefits. disqualification. paid
yssation' rs;s Ss in incentive bon bonus program.
FIRFsToNE STORES. SSH Georgia
ave; Silver SPRING. go
did opportunity to learn auto. ra-
diator repair in small new shop.
worker. Call Mr.. q. S. Adams. DE.
2o03. CENTRAL AUTO PARTS.
YOUNG MAN. with mechanical apti-
tude. for an excellent job IN tool
room Of Washington's leading Dodge
Plymouth service center. See Mr..
Febo at once. BEAL MOTOR Co.
YOUNG Il MAN. avn White: e:e . am. to pI 5 pm;
DC. drivers permit. 2 students or
Govt. workers can divide. MCLEAN
DRUGS. 1921 Wis. ave. .-19
YOUNG MAN. TO work in electrical
supply house. Apply after 2 pm.
C. A. LEPPERT. GA Eye st. NV.
MAN. white, ambitious, in
tellieent. to learn the photography
profession. for general work In lab.
oratory. Good future. CHASE STU
DIoS. 1904 NJ st. NV. DI. 1900.
Evening star., 1952-11-19
SALESMEN

Young men. 25-35, for largest floor
covering speciality shop. Salary and
commission. Only those capable of
earning at least 500 per wk. need
spDly apDy oaTER 3PpSEtsntY GyrY for sfSHins
CO.. 500 F st. NV. -23
SERVICE ADJUSTER = Automobile
manufacturer. for service and claims
adjustment work. Prefer man "a
to 80 years old with automobile
service. background. Excellent op-
portunity for Advancement. Re-
Education e ETC. Box Peg sS7-E. EPsa.rn'e star
SERVICE MAN for field repairs Of
major appliances. Good working
conditions and excellent opportun-
vscaton s A enI0ys sef save eenssD nGadas
pension. etc. Evening appointments
SUPPLY CO., HU. $500. -19
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT;
over 1S. Apply 5410 Georgia ave.
STATION ATTENDANT. ex-
plus commission and overtime. CON-
NOR'S. INC. 2721 Naylor rd. Sc.
STATION ATTEND. tow to Work
in truck serv. station; S5S per wk.
to start; disqualification and sick
benefit; must have recent references.
SPEED & BRISCOE. 2201 New York
STATION ATTENDANT, ex-
perienced, knowledge of Sunoco pro-
ducts preferred. HAWKINS SUEOCO
SERVICE STATION, 1st and K SITS.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS
For large trucking terminal. Good
hours. good pay; permanent posi-
tion with opportunity for advance
ment. LEHMAN'S TRUCKING TER
M1NAL, 1925 New York ave. ne.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
white. luerication exper. and good
salesman: Refs. $1O day plus comm.
and vac. BARRON'S SUNOCO SERV-
ICE, Wis. ave. and River I'd. 81
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
See Mr.. Hook. AMERICAN SERV-
ICE CENTER, 5S5 N. Glebe rd.,
Arl.. Va. oW.- 7722. -21
SPOTTER, wool and silk: exper.
Marvellous proposition. Annapolis,
Md. Excel. salary; good opportunity
for right man. Must be sober and
responsible. Call GE. $3.50. MR..
STEINBERG. 80
Evening star., 1952-11-19

1O1 EeHnd- ave. NV.
PLUMBERS and advanced helpers;
ong-tefm RsM eGns'ruf5tSn joSs. IN cEoRoE ss WASH
PIuMBfEaRss-Experieneed in D. c.
for remodeling and jobbing: must
have D. c. drivers license. ia.
PLUMBERs-work for weii-estab
plumbing frm with year-around
work in remodeling. Exper. nee.
Also D: G. drivers permit. Phone
"A JAMES D VITO. me-. Sepi' III II kennsdy enTsSh;
st. NV. Ia. 1926. I'll
PLUMBERS; to work in Rockville sec
n pIfTa;pIpsI iioa ppEIN; WI 81 vSSs11., 20
sAgMSReH l fE2sE ADRK fsc 5S4 9,47 An wilson vi N
blvd. Arlinston, Va. SO
PORTER-For bowling alley; expert
ence not necessary; must be sober
to ARLiNGToiNi BeTsh BoWLiNG dlssf CENTER. II FHPn
Columbia Pike and s. Walter Reed
Drive Arlington, Va. 30
PORTER-For retail clothing store.
Ask for Mr.. Billy. LONGS. 7s1 5th
PORTER. colored. full time. in neigh
PS5hG9d 9egniSsd dSTsstS5s ~ sas local
Apply HOLLYWOOD CLOTHING CO.,
7O3 9TH st. NV. -21
PORTER. colored. to work or s
hours day starting at 9 am: s
days week. No Sun. HANDLES "5
AND 10" 2619 Columbia pike Ar
PoRTRR. Pt5fSFRf; from to IL pm, ma nights
weekly; must be reliable. Apply in
psFfOni pstE & SMITHS 9 q PHARMACY. 55is
PORTER. 9ood WORKING conditions
must have D. C.. drivers permit.
LIVINGSTONS, 906-90S 7th st.
NV.
PORTER and maintenance man, small
ONCE building; must have references.
Apply End floor, 1922 Eye st. NV.
30
P0RTERS-Permanent positions with
Army exchange service. Annual
leave. sick leave. group insurance
Apply in person. MILITARY DIS
TRICT OF WASHINGTON EX-
CHANGE OFFICE, Bldg. 313, North
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SALESMAN
SALESMAN
SALESMAN

Opening for, top. notch experienced
permanent job, selling nationally.
advertised, branded quality mer.
chandise; excellent opportunity 10,
high earnings; liberal discounts or
purchases, paid vacations and othel
hey, THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP
North Highland and Fairfax drive
Evening star., 1952-11-19
statesmen
S15O-S2OO WEEK

4 you have an automobile and enjoy
meeting people, then investigate
this .ad. Excellent earnings during
training period. with increases there
after depending on your ability, NO
DOOR-TO-DOOR CANVASSING. APP
prospects who have informed us OF
their need for our product. Apply
921 18th st. NV. 2nd floor, 1 pm,
sharp. See Dan Richard. -25
Evening star., 1952-11-19
ROUTE SALESMAN
FOR MACKE

For established cigarette vending
route; exceptional opportunity fol
position with established, expandine
firm; experience not necessary. Coco
salary with assured increases, lib.
erai family disqualification, insur.
ance and vacation benefits. Inter.
views. 8 a.m.-12 noon or ewes, by
appointment.
212 H st. NV, ST. 5000
Evening star., 1952-11-19
SALESMENl

Large Washington Arm has opening
for 2 men between % and so with
cars. who want to learn to become
good statesmen. You will be ex-
pertly trained in good selling fun
dsmentals, sppiicable to any prod
bonus basis. with drawing account.
Position is dignified and permanent;
refs. required. II you want to get
out Of that rut, write details about
yourself to secure personal appt.
Tor interview. Box 1883. Star.
Evening star., 1952-11-19
THE EVENING" STAR C.7
HELP--WokAEN

Legal SECRETARY. 9 yrs. local ex:
RE. 1887. MR.. MELROD. go
NURSE. resistered. preferably with
a2RrAH PaGi Ses,t GoiNTy eyer Hr.rs Gr trainns
Jesse Bldg. Fairfax. We. Crescent
NURSES, 2, white, hospital expert
enced, for nursing home in nearby
Va. References required. KE. s-5252.
NURSES AID. white. for s-hour duty,
in suburban sanitarium live in,
pleasant surroundings. good quarters
OFFICE CLERKs-Two clerical posi-
tions open In accounting once of
large retail chain. Excel oppor. for
nice appearing young ladies with
initiative and good Judgment. Salary
commensurate with experience. For
immed: interview call MR.. TAMsON.
LII. 7-S262. al
PAYROLL and invoice clerk. white:
4O-hr. week: paid vacations; capa.
bic OF working with figures; no exper.
necessary. Call DE. 1717 for inter.
vieW -l0
PAYROLL CLERK - knowledge Of
comptometer necessary: permanent
position: 40-hour. 5-day week; excel
lent company benefits: immediate
discount privileges. Box 3S1 IS. Star.
PIX OPERATOR; apply in person;
35-hour week; Bethesda area; 503
Bradley blvd. Chevy Chase. Md.
-0l
Evening star., 1952-11-19
statesmen

Two men to call on in.
queriees for disqualification
insurance No canvassing.
Qua.it leads furnished daily
tnot Just names and ad-
dresses) Our men average
$I5c weekly Car necessary
Also two men for nearby Va.
and Mo See W. ]. HARRIS.
between $50 and 12 noon.
1880 Columbia I'd. NV. AID.
Evening star., 1952-11-19

BEAUTICIAN. all-around operator,
full or part time. FRED. THE HAIR
sTYLIST. at Brooks. 11O9 g st. NV.
BEAUTICIAN-Top salary. Call eyes.
after p.m.. Wo. 1881. NO. 1854.
BEAUTICIAN-steady. 5 days. $e5.
STYLisT. La. 6-17o1. -23
BEAUTICIANs 90, exper. with or
good salary. 1721 Eye st. NV.
BILLING III. Se91 AND ACCOUNTING CLERK
for ADVERTISING agency. Young
and records. Must be able to type:
5.day wk. Give qualifications. Box
11O-R. Star. 30
BOOKKEEPER. commercial book
keeping experience and tipping nec-
excellent opportunity for qualified
person: Contact MR.. MoFFETT,
BookkEESER-rYprsr. "a aSfsSSs with -cSS coil.c.
ton experience Of past due accounts;
fSs Bs5tRi MSN TS5k MEAR RHSsi e sR
1895 H street NV. ga
BOOKKEEPER, to take complete
charge Of small, double-entry books
of cripple children's organization;
opportunity to meet public and for
advancement; salary. $500; 5-day
week, vacation and other dement's.
Reply in own handwriting. stating
education, experience, age, personal
data, to Box 23-R, Star. -21
BOOKKEEPING CLERK, fully exper.
In use of adding machines; perma-
nent position; 40-hour week; high
starting salary, Commensurate with
ability. Call for appointment, AT.
2442. bet. 9-5. RICHF1ELD DAIRY.
1880 S. Capitol St 30
Evening star., 1952-11-19
HElp--MEN
YOTJNG MEN

Travel Fla resorts. Assist circ. mgr.
Average earnings, S1OO wk. No
exper. nee. Cash draw acct. Transp.
turn. Apply personal interview, p. M.
FERRO. Roosevelt Hotel. 10-1 pm.
YEAR ROUND POSITION-Ciothine
statesmen, for full time and part
time. Apply WEBSTER CLOTHES,
1912 r st NV. -19
ARE YOU looking for good place to
work? Do steady, year-around earn
ings appeal to you? Then why not
investigate the Jewel Home Shop
ping Service. We're looking for sew
eral dependable married men, 25-4O
yrs. to operate in Alex and N. Arl-
ington. You don't have to be q
salesman. Minimum annual earn
ingS S3,120 but most men make
1000 to $4,000. Phone MR.
STEINHoUER at GIL. 1927 or MR.
WARD at HO. 571S. 30
EMPLOYED MEN, Is hrs. wkly.,
ewes. and Sat, part-time work, In
hrs. to- suit you. will earn you $40
Mkly. Apply 81 pm, Tues, Wed.
Thurs. RIM. 501, 71O 14th NV.
ExPER. MOVING MEN. white. driv-
ers, warehousemen. Apply 141 18th
st. ne Il
Evening star., 1952-11-19
PLATE CARRIER

Permanent position in our press
room. with a chance for advance
nent. 1920 yrs. of age. heavy build
and willing to give regular attend
exam. Apply Personnel, Room sos:
open weekdays, S:3O-5 and sat.
81. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1952-11-19
NIGHT WATCHMAN

Sober man who can furnish local
references to work at motor court in
the city. Hours, IL pm. to z am.
Must be physically active and alert
Government Services, Inc.
1885 21st St.
Evening star., 1952-11-19
CAREER POSITTONI

OAREEh FOSTIION!
Would you like to investigate a posi-
tion as sales representative fol-
Americas oldest life insurance COM
pany? For one who qualities. start
Ing salary $4,000. plus commits
sionsi A the job
training course; Retirement. plan
Call Mr.. Rice, District O762, MU.
TUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK, for appointment
Evening star., 1952-11-19
PORTER

references: S130 monthly. Apple
Mgr, KENNEDY-WARREN 313a
Conn. ave. -19
PORTER. DRIVER, colored; exper :;
excel. starting salary; meals furn
CAMPBELL'S DRUG. 4730 14th st
NV, -21