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Evening star., 1952-02-28
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AHTF3S.a 9GSR. WASHER, svpsy, With
Jones, Ia49 KaloFama rd, NV,
AUTO MECHANIC, expeEtenrsdi Wystt
nave own tools, Apply VALLEY
SERVICE $500 AEkanaas ave. NV,
An; TO pm" Mon throygh
AGTS MECHANIC, trucks steady
work; aYerege earnings $50 10 500
weekly, Paid holidays, vacation, etc.
International Trucks dealer. See MI,
GunteT, MALSoEEY's. INC; sig6
AbFS AGbfS5sIs EGaeF ssF eSS5SF oppSFtunsy Nc ioa
two. Steady employment, high earn
profit -sharing plan. completely mod
ern shop With every type Of eqgip-
%sS %ssE odsst GSsacs and toL .rres pUdSs
Plymouth dealershIp, TREW MO-
IT11G T1aP; De pMkdgaS,Hg lsiG fSr appointment;
downtown Chrysler- Plymouth deal.
er; pleasant w9rking cond.; guaran-
with. pay, disqualification benefits;
parking privil.; coveralls furn. Call
MI, Arnold. service mgr. CAPITOL
GARAGE; ST. 9l09. -3
thoroughly experienced in the dM
age, experience, and qualifications
All replies are strictly confidential.
Our employees are aware Of this ad.
BOX 3515L, STAR. q
Hs ssssS WI ths .ss ssst roSd pssd Dan s Tb. r t9s
not . replacement, but an increase
in our. paint shop personnel. See
Mr.. Minson or Mr.. RodeS. PARK
WAY MOTOR CO.. INC. 3O4O M st.
AuTTo PAINTER's helper. colored; ",
auto painters helper; good paying
steady work; excellent opportunity
to learn auto painting trade. See
Mt. Banta after Am. PYRAMIL
AUTQ RopYo YYoSS GO" 1886 BladenssSTYri
afro TS "a sALEsSENi-rwo LgElssSSfESi men to Ts TAX.
charge Of used-car lot. Must be
reputable with good background
Here is an opportunity that seldom
presents itself. For details see Mr.
Rosin, BEAL MOTOR CO.. 1401 r
AUTO SALESMAN. we have an open.
ing for an experienced used cal
salesman, capable of appraising hi:
own trades and familiar with tht
paper work TO close his own deals
our statesmen are among the high.
est paid In Washington. We have
an unusually good salary guar.
antee. 100es floor time. Cali Of
write me. personally for details
Sam Miehaelson, AUTO WHOLE.
SALERs, INCSo 1891 BladsnsburTI
Be treated in strictest confidence
AUTO SEAT COVERS
Installation boys (4D, must. be ex'
EASCO, 1901 Baltimore ave, Coilegl
Park, Md, Ap. 6762. -3
AUTOMOBILE sETTLEAfENT CLERH
--Wash.'s largest Chevrolet 6eale
offers an outstanding .oppor. for
title and settlement CLERK, Futufy
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RoLET, 1NCs e10 u ct. ne. s---2l
Evening star., 1952-02-28
HELD MEM

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BUS BOY

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MACHINISTS
TOOL, MEERgIMENT,

= Due 70 sEpahsldR, We ere
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Sfthssssatsso sstso ave. Bethesda Nd,
Evening star., 1952-02-28

COLLECTOR Statesmen - Be In
business for yourself with our mdse. !;
$6a,60. wkly;; sal plus Joe L0T and
viii avg. min. S135 Wkly. This is
no phony. YOU owe 1t to yourself to
investigate. New car nee. STANDARD
HOME EQUIPMENT CO.. $500 18th
DANCE TRAcHERs-Raliroom, eve
nings to 10. Exper. pref. but not
necessary. Complete training given.
Apply in person, VICTOR STUDIOS,
1880 Conn. ave. go
DELIVERY BOY-Five-day wk.; light
delivery. work; own bicycle. Apply
DEIIvERY MAN for grocery store;
must have D.. C. drivers license;
steady lob. sober and dependable.
Apply in person, @. 81 @. MARkET,
DISHWAsHER, to work IN Italian
restaurant. CASA MIA REsTAU-
RANT, 3217 Columbia pike, .Arl.
Evening star., 1952-02-28
SALESMAN

4bthplleuEu CuWpany e4p80QlnB SAFES
organizatl0p., Contact commercial
snd industrial accounts, excellent
with car, Reply Box 400-L, Star
sALEsMEN, l2l-If you are looking
for an exceptional selling Oppor-
tunity, this Is, It. Car essential;
ora craving rn accoTnt 1ndo 70 TiEht man who
Flower ave-. Suburban Bank Bldg.
SALESMEN-we are now opening 2
new positions for salesmen. Nation
wide chain offers security with OPP
portunity for advancement. Excep-
tiOnallys high earnings through
straight salary and commission.
Immediate starting salary guarantees
Of S65 while in training. Free iri-
surance and vacation with pay.
APPOINTMENT selling; no canvassing.
sss Mr. aosMANA NAeplp B. peMERRs.r RSr "a SSl
s22haEsssstrSS vjt4,--rxp.ri. cara.
AZ ssf I's =, ;s f HisS ss 81 s'J.E
SAIESMEN-.-Now expanding, old re-.
liable firm has openings for salesfnen
In protected Midwestern and South.
efn territories, selling Intangible
franchise to operate aut0motive pAt-
ented products I11istsbe able to close;
only want men capable Of earning
$500 per week. Call sales manager
Tor appt" national once, DE. $40.
Evening star., 1952-02-28
BEttMAN
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Evening star., 1952-02-28
1904 r st. NV.

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YOUNG ,MEN--'ro train for linole um
:sSfSe Hipplss ifDSlEEERfs RfE'f iNcp ctpe'flis5tSS fs5S
Rhode island ave. ne. %
YOUNG MEN. with mechanical
ability, and some electronic back
sESEEtf Sokse. se.i i9o II pss:S S5SS, aVs R.oTA 4:
Y14EtNST Sfx--oooa ballroom a dane.
ers. 70 teaehi fun OF part tlmei
sxpefienSed 1 RI rs e. or e.. inssperlsnefd salary
e Hpby bf 81 sfrlss StsE stsf ststf
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BxPERT sTENO0RAPHER - Ycuns
man slBgle, Under bbI liiiAelna Ton
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$4,000 on OVER
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OPERATOR
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CAPITAL TRANSIT
MI HABAi EStI 6bg "a
AtRHfNHS NEED
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HIGH SCHOOL BOYS
over 10 YEARS 9E AaE
TRRAIs "A AHAfFERARfF' 'sR,sSsm RlERt.
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Hg aSSist$ $A'IRSiaatASsssNRtI
THE EVENING STAR
H9l FeHRAr Ave. NV
EARN $4,000 A YEAR |
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Evening star., 1952-02-28
HELP MfN
THAVEf

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Evening star., 1952-02-28
PIAA0NAL

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AZ his new IIieth0d Gf fIelpine heart
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'.sssItsISi"a '.ss .s.iS "ar..im!RGt n sGtDHssGTH. sBs!I
sfolOsIst, Fheqs for frss "sxsmiRs. /.
aPpaipImsnt, ACE HAIR H. gGA[P
Bids aa0 = st. NV, RE- h466,
FBEs FBsas ssEIsot sIss 81 Esttt .v:7' S:TA!S: =:
March ], 1890 am, to 1890, Men
and women trained to become
brokers, sRlesmep or salesladies.
School oficially approved since lp47,
All instructors long experienced In
real estate. Inquire RE. 22sb, AD.
Evening star., 1952-02-28
THE EVENING STAR
1l01 Penna. Ave. NV.

ELEYATOR OPERATOR. coiofed; ex-
siiSSS mo; must be sober. Can pE..
ENGINEER, white. experienced with
0il-iired boiler; must be married,
sober and have local employment
ref; immediate employment; good
salary and 1-bedrooin apt. to rieht
party: apply in person, LEO M.
BERNSTEIN q CO., 1415 Z st. NV.
FARMER AND wIFE-No children;
for general farming nearby MIDI
wife to do g.h.w.i good salary; furn.
house. Apply 1O17 9TH, ct. NV.
FARM fhEiPER, white man With S small
family to help on dairy farm. House.
mule and milk furnished. PO Box
20. Derwood. Maryland. --2Q
Evening star., 1952-02-28
MILp W,rD. AGENCIES tcoa.., |
NATtONAt EMpt. aERVfcF

NATIONAL EMP1. SERVICE
sAttsusstt. u danE & whsi.,.i.t. 4
SIs SSlf.iHsss fduRHsSsS|' e. 'Ss
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|sfAAk ittsaSf ,AtBtgt. 80 d. $eb VIZ.
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ATTENTION. W6MHN :
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'''pTH@ MENTIONS
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NATIONAL EMPL, SERVICE
lob lhth 81. NV, EX. fa7l,
ATLAS, l420 N, Y, AVE,
sFGs ssyESl ERSslPFsis tEssePfSst tyRtsEs RRs
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OFFICE ENGINEER
NJ &. degree desirable but not essen
tlal; expeFiencea misc, construction
ana msahaRieal eapipmeRTt;o 90 ooo
WALTER H. KEsSLER
Personnel Services, 6lg Wash. Bldg.
18th and N Z. Ave: NV. Sd. 94l2
Evening star., 1952-02-28
YOUNG MAN

TO learn credit business in large es-
tablished jevelry Arm; excellent op-
portunity for willing worker; many
company benefits. Apply in person
to Mr.. Winstead
CASTLEBERG'S
Evening star., 1952-02-28
TROUBLED a
Gods Word Might Help

Gods Word Might Help.
Dial DI. 1897 j.
SPECIAL-HEMS, 75c
sroups. COAT HENS. sc 90. Lin.
tied time. LEA ENGEL, DRESS
MAKER, ITO E st. NV. EA. 1903.
GET OUT OF DEBT
We will arrange to pay all your bills
on your signature only with pay
ments you can afford. No more
credit worries-NOT A LOAN CON-
PANY
THE BUDGET PLAN
Ma. 1859
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Silk SpOtter

Al man for retail drS cleaning plant.
EioA with Pay chance Tor sdyance-
Excelsior Cleaners
4als EpMoNSQN 2lSls D L,Al AyE; L,,EnA BALTIC, ND,
sKIR LOCAT0R, lgll oT cart time
NEW YORK JEWELRy co. no
sfEAM FiTTER or plumbers helper.
with p. @. drivers permit; job ap-
BE- iSSEFSvsd q. Tor n'v o. traininE' Apply 55aaos
STOCKROOM CLERK
For once supply rm. Of local insur-
wk., 70 4:30; S1b1 per mo-; good
cow. EMPLOYEES ms. co.
14th and L sts. NV. rs
SUPERINTENDENT, general utility
man for once bldg. Box 1901,
white. steady work for man,
iSsHns aSSy h sr:o Uns soS SSd bANhEs A;saEEy
MEMS WEAR. $3.50 Ga. ave-, Silver
SOLICITOR, man, to
rEE22nhyifssfSNh E22Eh ifsf hGRs SEScfaASA fH n .o 42SS 2SSsnd.
only iiatesaer ar eauipmer,ftD Dsad manlisIsi iG
VISION CO.. AIS Conn. ave. NV.
SERVICE MAN. expert.
ST,ie. NkTfoNEf RXbfo HNf1
TEtEy1g1oN CO.. oe02 4th st. NV.
TELgvIsI0N SERVICE MAN. outside
work: piece rate and commission or
stI5,,'' sId5ss' btSSsss.ii'' Sss 4bIso5bs s44ESL 44ESLtyl:
rENSk s6tSrsHfH.n FTP Protsstan. asti ohufSsh. HlS
g.,.,l !llS,fnins .a,s and ,svspinss SERVICES.
SsS4''o Or 0fsin' 81 s.Sspo Nj sat!' 'SSisSSe SiissSSeh hFA'
Evening star., 1952-02-28
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lIsIIHIb!!yE lIsIHIbI!y EathsRfSssitsais n S:iss: IL. sSR;
a'esu xasust, 81 q bSelofsstAs otRsrRlss eBs ass
ell benefit OF said estate. Given
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lEeatl Attest: THEODORE coos
VEL. VEL, Resistsr q wills faT, ths
Probate Court, feI4 401.9S
Evening star., 1952-02-28
BUEBOY-PORTER

bUbHOE-FUHIEH
G2iS'sss "a & e suesssj. ssj "";f "a: !;
ing. 10l. U, d. Naval Gun FACTORY,
llth and o streets Sc. II
BUTCHER, for D. @, Q, store; good
hooyrs and salaryi steady Job, Apply
sG2dHERsSbeIrd H3ft HsEYRttlagS rd ,na,syId; a s9dl
for super market; good steady job
with many smploye benefits. Apply
70 MR.. AKMAN, 6403 Annapolis I'd,
BladensburR. Md 90
Evening star., 1952-02-28
HELP WANTED AGENCIES

ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY has top
notch vacancies, S250-S420 mo.
Colo. Bldg. 14th and g. RE. 1898.
BooKKEEPERs AND ACCOUNTANTS.
We specialize In these positions.
rxPIsfs. i4sg Tspst. T. + TYPTsrs eEs sE e ssS-
$50 wk.;. REcEP. -PBX oprs.. Or.
asst, all kinds. See Miss Evans for
zietnieEs.. isth ESsh''Sdi and & dIn sts. NV. over
SECRETARY. $500 MO.
In NE, Excel. working cond.
Assoc: secretary. yrs. expsr: $500.
nIs. Rg6; ,rbSSa Rslstions ions sscy:. . 35 $s lQ0 o.
25 openings Daily. INQUIRE RI. 1898.
GRACE DUNN (new address,. Suite
200. 1911 @ st. NV.
u. S. EMPL. SERVICE
C. AND 2 2 OFFICE LOCATED
Adult public health educator. MA de-
gree; bookkprs;, cashiers. ensineers
nurses. tenoss.. teachers toversea).
typists, other clerical and profess
stonal work opportunities. local and
NO FEES
TRADES AND INDUSTRIAL
.3EFkcEE EEr,5L LOCATED SSEA \ 2,
Auto, bodymen. auto. mech. with
tools. electricians. ID. G. lic.l. lab
efatory electronics mechanics. ma
ehinists. restaurant workers, Serv.
station attends; ~; e; permit
30 NOT TELEPHoNE
Evening star., 1952-02-28
AnTn aEAT GOVERN

1nstallatioT boys SsA t4S. must be ex-
EAsco,e ssCi% % Baltimore ave- ave-. coiiesNs;
Park, Md. Ap. b7o2. --3
AUTOMOBILE sETTLEAfENT. CLERK
--Wash.'s largest Chevrolet dealer
offers an outstanding .oppor. Tor {
title and eettlemsnt slerk; Future
SPDTS Tr. koSWeIE. SehIml'eS 'oeStRfSSS an cREEyyl.'
H0LEr, NC o10 u 81. ne. s---2o
Evening star., 1952-02-28

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Evening star., 1952-02-28
lEcAL NOTICES tcons.j !
J0flN n. 1llLLfARD. Alt0fns5,

SOsgN n lg1LLfARf. AttSfnsS,
fot the blstfitE Of colufnbiAa Hold
iaih lsltfSsSfAitssn coiFfti 80 b U7aUSRs AS::
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Evening star., 1952-02-28
HAHfffNH
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CASHIER
FkqAfl !BBEEi. ABBly IN BtFA6h mhHs
'HAYAbAMA HOTEL

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qESss 1lSI'SEa' 'aatsis,s,,a14t 4fSe 'a,
Evening star., 1952-02-28
ELEVATOR OPERATOR

colored, eb-36 years Of age, neat In
appearance, and willing to giVe Tegur
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Subscription $500 year in advance
SHALL POLITICS COVER REFORM?

Public opinion polls are reveal
ing that Americans are deeply
disturbed about the matter of
corruption and undue use of in
fluence involving federal Office
holders. Do the people want re-
sponsibility pin-pointed and a
clean-cut cleanup. Or will they
let the issue be kicked around
until reform is lost in the dust of
patronage.and partisan-motivated
maneuvers?
We are certain they earnestly
desire searching investigation,
thorough housekeeping and cour-
ageous prosecution where justi-
fled. Yet complex Of inter-
ests are at work in Congress
which threaten the course of both
exposure and reform.
Take the case of Mr.. Newbold
Morris: After indefensible delay
and at least one Inflated attempt,
President Truman appointed a
Republican widely respected, and
of proved ability to comb through
the ranks of government for evil
dence and perpetrators of cor
ruption. Early misgivings about
the free hand and the president
ial backing promised Mr.. Morris
now have largely been dissipat-
ed.
For Mr.. Morris makes clear
his investigation will be disasso-
ciated from the Office of the at
torney general, that he can re-
port direct to the White House,
that his interrogations can reach
into cabinet level, and that offic-
ials who refuse to disclose peril
nent data will be dismissed forth
with. 1t e m inconceivable
that Mr.. Morris would make so
categorical q claim to such broad
grant of powers without prior
presidential commitment.
Unless Mr.. Morris is granted
power of subpoena for so far
reaching a probe. major malefac-
tors and their clever lawyers can
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-03-14
Forrest h. Anderson
Candidate For Montana
Supreme Court

Forrest H. Anderson, Helena
attorney. has filed for Associate
Justice of the Montana Supreme
Court and will be a candidate on
the non-partisan ballot at the
July primary election.
Anderson is a native of Mon
tana and has been admitted to
practice be or e the Supreme
Court of the United States: all
the Montana Courts and several
federal and state boards. He is Q
former county attorney and legis-
lator from Lewis and Clark Coun-
ty.
Anderson made an outstand-
ing race against two veteran
political figures in the Court race
two years ago. His oppon-
ents then were Justices Angst
man and Freebourn. Anderson
now seeks the post held by JUS
tice Metcalf. MetcaIf will run
for Congress in the First Con-
gressional District.
Anderson is the son of one of
Montana's pioneer merchants,
The late Oscar 0. Anderson, who
enjoyed a statewide reputation as
civic leader.
He is member of the Montana
Bar Association, the Fraternal
Order of Eagles, The Eiks Club,
the Moose and several other fra
ternal and social org an cations.
Forrest H. Anderson resides at
Helena with his wife and three
children.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-03-14

laugh in his face. Yet there are
congressman who would thus tie
his hands.
Iffthe administration is schem-
ing to manage a whitewash, its
hands should be forced. If, on
the other hand, it aims at a real
ly honest cleanup, its h n d S
should be upheld. What sort of
business is this which would in
sure the accomplishment of Meth
er?
Take also the matter of remov-
ing the internal revenue collect
orships from politics: Again af-
ter a very bad record of appoint
ments, and also after inexcusable
delay, the administration has in
trodueed a bill which would abol-
ish the collectorships from poll
tics, place their successors under
civil service, and, by reorganiza-
ton, remove the offices from
their present close identity with
politics-a move which, so far as
it goes, is in line with the Hoov-
er Report.
The bill is not perfect. Nor is
it a complete answer to corrup-
ton. Wanting continuing pub
lie alertness, some of the very
political appointees who should
be ousted. could be 'blanketed-
in" under civil service. But
there are ways. such as those off
cred by the Monroney bill, of
spotlighting merit. appointments
for the tax bureau.
The House has passed the adj
ministration plan. But opposi-
ton in the Senate is strong. Why?
Here, senators on and off the rec
ord have been vocal. There are
senators of both p ar j e 8 who
would fight against ever losing to
civil service the choicest patron
age plums within their power to
bestow; some of one party who
hope. by waiting. they m i g h t
'blanket.in" their own stanch
supporters instead; others seem
willing to defeat reform to keep
corruption an odoriforous cam
paign talking point.
The response of American peo-
pie to the disclosures of corrup-
ton has been a moral response.
The reasons against immediate
fortnight cleanup and reform
are largely opportunistic, not
moral reasons. 1t is time for
citizens of all political persuas-
ions to insist that integrity in
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-03-14
Protect Health

Wherever applied, paint products
destroy germs and provide sani-
tary protective coating that is east
ly washed. Hospital rooms, as an
example, are constantly reprinted
Coatings on the inside Of metal cans
permit the preservation of food and
prevent dangerous contamination.
The products Of the paint industry
on desks and chairs in schools pro-
vide health protection for the chill
dren. and finishes for washrooms.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-03-14
Dramatic Example

Yellowstone National Park, and
the Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes
in the shadow of Alaska's terrible
tempered Mount Katmai, arc
among the worlds most dramatic
examples of the earth boiling under
mems feet.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-03-14
First DirpctOr

Mrs. Oveta Culp Hobby was the
first director Of the Womcn's Army
Corps, known at the time of its
creation in May, 1912, IS the Wom
ems Army Auxiliary Corps. Her
rank YVES that of colonel
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-03-14
Death Message Received

Billy Starr was in receipt of a
sad message Wednesday telling
of the death of her sister, Mrs.
Mary Hapaluk, at Winnipeg. The
deceased had been in i'll health
for several years. The funeral
will be held today.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-03-14
Early WEAPON

To beat off a siege of Syracuse
by the Roman general Marcellus
two centuries before Christ, Archi-
modes designed spectacular crane
which could grapple attacking gal.
legs, hoist them into the air and
then plunge them beneath the sea
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-03-14

government. not partisan advan-
tage or political interests, is the
overriding issue. christian Sci
ence Monitor.