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PRESIDENT
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It is to be operated by the
Army Signal Corps, and has been
named the General Albert J.
Myer," in honor Of the Army's
first chief signal officer.
Included in the equipment is a
triple combination locked room
for coding and DECIDING Of top Sc
cret presidential communications.
Air conditioned throughout, the
car contains a huge central con-
troll console electronic panel with
hundreds Of indicators, switches
and blinking lights to control
numerous types of radio communi-
cation devices.
The General Myer' replaces
the 1914 baggage car which was inn
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concluded from page II
ray, was named as a Communist
in committee testimony by Whit
taker Chambers and Louis Blu
denzz, both one time high ranking
Communists.
Miss Price was listed as a Com
munist by Spy Queen Elizabeth
Bentley, who declared Miss Price
was designated Communist unit or
ganizer for IPR personnel. Miss
Bentley said the woman had con-
tact through her work as execu-
tive secretary of the China Aid
Council. =
IPR Secretary, William L. Hol-
land called Miss eBntley's charge
"Perposterous." He pointed out
that Miss Price never was en-
ployed by IPR, and declared that
the China Aid Council-which
, 1952-02-09

Miss Bentley called Communist
dominated"-was a patriotic or
ganization.
Mrs. Barnes testified with a
British accent and with a trying
to-be-helpful attitude. She is the
former wife of Joseph Barnes
whom one witness declared was
, 1952-02-09
Mail Order"
Bride Admits
Shooting

CINCINNATI, Feb. 9. (INS)-
A 31-year-eld mail order, British
bride has finally admitted that she
and not her 61-year-old Cincinnati
husband, discharged the rifle that
wounded her january II.
Mrs. L. C. Trent, former resi- :
dent Of Hull, England, told police
that she would nos go back to TIL e
husband after she is discharge d
from the hospital.
She said she shot. herself be-
cause she was Eat the point where
life wasn't worth liviY lg." She had
insisted previously that she was
shot accidentally.
, 1952-02-09
PORT

sylvania, B. & O., and Southern
UP slight fractions, and Canadian
Pacific and Santa Fe dipping like
amounts. Erie and C. & O. were
unchanged.
Oils were steady, Ohio Oil was
up Il, but Socony Vacuum dipped.
Atlantic Refining was. unchanged.
Among issues gaining fraction
ally at the start we're u. S. Rub
Der, Anaconda, Standard of N.
j., American Cynanamid, Interna-
tional Paper, and Ex-Cell-O, which
opened at 53%, up Is to a new
high.
Dipping slightly were Chrysler
and Kennecott.
Steels were steady and quiet.
The bond market opened firm.
Curb shares e mixed.
, 1952-02-09
EISENHOWER.
Continued from page one


ruary 20, inst cad of February Is,
because of the death of King
George. The meeting originally
was scheduled for February 2.
But the Eisenhower leaders,
aware of reports that the General
probably would not come home be-
fore July, are standing firm in
their conviction that he will be on
hand in time. One 'Ike" strategist
said the General had planned a
visit home in January, during
which he would have visited his
wife's family in Denver, but this
was cancelled when President Tru-
man summoned him to Washington
for a conference on European de-
tense.
, 1952-02-09
MA < 7
By THEODORE KOSLOW
international News Service
Financial Writer

NEW YORK, Feb. 9. (INs)-
The stock market opened steady
today in moderately active trad
ing. Gains and losses generally
were confined to small fractions
and a good number of issues were
unchanged from their previous
close.
North Pacific, the leading issue
in recent sessions during which it
rose nearly six points, opened I'M
changed at 65A.
Other Rails were firm, with Penn
, 1952-02-09

named by a general in Russian
military intelligence as n OF
"our people"
, 1952-02-09

provised for c0mmunic cations use
for the Late President Franklin D.
Roosevelt and later for Mr.. T,ru-
man.
The old a. was rented for
$1,000 a year from a railroad, but
the new one is the property of
the army.
Evening star., 1952-09-10
Plan
Proposed by Lewis
Worries Mine Owners
By Mormon WoIker
Associoied Press Sfuff Writer

John L. Lewis seems to be try
ing to divide the coal industry
with a share -the-work plan call
ling for heavy penalty wages after
a third days work in any one
week.
The idea, casually mentioned
by the United Mine Workers pres
ident in preliminary contract
talks with coal operators. has the
owners buzzing.
The facts are that the miners
are working about three and a
half days a week on the average.
Some of them, mostly in the
North, work full five days, and
|even sixth day at overtime. But
many. mostly in the South, work
fonly two or three davs week.
Idea Broached in 194S.
Mr.. Lewis has been harping on
the idea of a work apportionment
plan for some time. At his unions
|1948 convention, Lewis said if the
)mine owners couldn't figure out
some way of letting all the miners
share the available work, maybe
the union had better come up with
a plan.
He put the industry on a three
day work week short time later.
The labor contracts between Mr..
Lewis and the coal operators be-
gin expiring September 20. And
Mr.. Lewis repeatedly has come UP
with new share-the-work idea.
This, according to the reports,
calls for a penalty time-and-half
pay rate for any work done on a
fourth working day in a week, and
double pay on any fifth day.
Northern Owners Don't Like 1t.
The initial reaction of the
operators is that the Northern
owners. particularly the steel
companies owning the captive"
mines, don't like it. The penalty
pay might force the steel firms to
quit mining coal on fourth and
fifth work week days and 60 out
and buy coal on the commercial
market.
That probably would mean more
business for the Southern Mines.
So the Dixie owners are taking a
longer look at the idea.
The Lewis demand is causing
some heavy thinking among the
operators. Members of the South
ern Coal Producers Association,
representing about 10 million tons
annual production, discussed the
situation at a board meeting here
today.
The Bituminous Coal Operators
Association, q new alliance Of
owners principally from Pennsyl-
vania. West Virginia, Ohio and a
few other Northern States. also
were holding q board of directors
meeting today at Pittsburgh.
Evening star., 1952-09-10
| Atlanta Constitution
| Backs Stevenson Ticket
By the Associated Press

ATLANTA, Sept. 10.-The At
lanta Constitution, which often
has expressed keen admiration for
Gen. Eisenhower, threw it's full
support to Democratic Presidential
nominee Adlai Stevenson today.
Long an advocate of strong Re-
publican competition for the Dem
ocratic party in the South, the
86-year-old Democratic newspaper
said in its lead editorial:
81. We believe duty to the
State and region places us once
more on the side of the Demo-
cratic nominees and impels us to
say that the Democratic Party
and its nominees offer. the best
hope for the people of this State
and region"
The Constitution Is published
by Atlanta Newspapers, Inc,
headed by former Gov. James NJ.
Cox Of Ohio, the Democratic
presidential nominee of 1920.
Evening star., 1952-09-10
Chicagoan Sworn In
As Deputy RFC Chief;
Defends Lending Body
:.
BY the Associated Press

Supreme Court Justice Stanley
F. Reed today swore in Clarence A.
Beutel. Chicago banker. as deputy
administrator of the Reconstruc-
ton Finance Corp.
Mr.. Beutel said in a brief speech
after the ceremony at the RFC
that he took on the interim ap-
pointment, announced by the
White House yesterday. because he
hoped to broaden the scope Of RFC
help to small business.
RFC Administrator Harry A.
Mcdonald introduced Mr.. Beutel
as good homespun banker who
understands credit"
Mr.. Mcdonald took the occasion
to defend the RFC, which in the
past year has been under con-
gressional criticism on charges
that some borrowers employed po-
litical influence.
Mr.. Beutel called his appoint
ment the "apex of long. varied
and exciting banking career" He
said the RFC is "a great organiza-
Evening star., 1952-09-10

ton but unfortunately the
value of RFC is not understood. +"
He added: II don't know any
thing about tin or about rubber,
but I do know what RFC can do
for small business"
He said RFC loans are needed
to provide working capital for
small business which IS not avail
able from commercial sources.
Evening star., 1952-09-10
Auto in River Stops
At DO Not Anchor Sian

BRISBANE, Australia (CDN)
Police here wonder If they can
charge Mel Brown with ignoring
signs.
Browns car smashed through a
safety railing recently, plunged lis
feet into the Brisbane River, and
came to rest by a do not anchor"
sign.
Evening star., 1952-09-10
lMcKeldin Is KeYnoter

BOSTON, Sept. 10 (P).-Gov.
IMcKeldin of Maryland, who
placed Gen. Eisenhower's name in
nomination at the Chicago Re-
publican Convention, will be the
keynote speaker at the Republican
State Convention in Springfield,
September 27, the State Commit
Itee announced today.
Evening star., 1952-09-10

Annapolis to Buy J Sirens
ANNAPOLIS, Sept. 10 (R.-The
Annapolis City Council has appro-
plated $4,000 to purchase seven
air-raid sirens.
Evening star., 1952-11-18
HElP-MEN

part time. mems wear;
experience preferred; hours to suit
you FREDERICK'S MEMS WEAR
STORES. 1435. H street NV. -23
statesmen. colored; must have car;
full or part time: as much as SlOO
commission per contract; sales train
ing course given. Call DE. $3.50
have an opening for
a closer to work with sales manager
until fully familiar with our pro-
ducts. We are exclusive distributors
tor Bondstone, with q sales average
OF over $1,000 per sale. We are
aaaisa9, Also a. Johns-ManvilIe certified
future sales setup,, you cannot do
pointment, WI. 60Ss between s and
z pm. ask for MR.. ROSS. 10
hundreds of direct leads, no can
vassing to be covered. Substantial
commission. oluS bonus on all sales,
Earn up to $4,000 year. Ex-
perience in selling necessary. Call
at the HOME SEWING MACHINE
CO., S25 9TH st. NV. 30
statesmen ca, research service. We
will take the responsibility for you
earning minimum of S100 per
week after preliminary training. Ad-
vanced commissions. Dignified work.
Good income while learning. Call
PERSONNEL DEPT, RE. 6911, for
interview. 30
Evening star., 1952-11-18

Experienced: part time. s to 10
TOWERS. 37Oo Mass. ave. N NV
Evening star., 1952-11-18
HELP--MEN

NAN asS.,NWs1T WITH TIL CAR, white, for light
service route WORK Tor Cd ossu sstsSa
Hshed firm; good salary; car allow
ance. gas and Oil furnished, etc;
permanent work; must have good
references.. Apply 10 a.m.-5 pm.
MEN CAD. white, to distribute hand
bills; daily pay, So. Report Z a. m,
460 New York ave. NV on
Evening star., 1952-11-18
TRUCK DRIVERS
PERMANENT

colTrsd: elne1;.nSs 1856 yrs i, Of age; previous
Wash. area: clear driving record
ana d c. drivers oermIt are re-
quired Must be able to pass
physical exam. Apply Personnel,
Room sos: open weekdays. S:3O-5
and Sat 9-1 No phone calls.
Evening star., 1952-11-18
SPRAY FTNTSHEP
= A4N4k044I1t
For furniture refinishing shop. LU

4-164O. "a
STEAMFITTERS-New work in S.E.
washington. GEORGE r. WARNER
& CO. 1918 9th St. s.w. ST. 34S9.
and helpers, for apt.
house construction. AMERICAN
HEATING co. Call Mr.. Lee after
o p.m., 81. 9lS6. 10
TELEPHONE OPERATOR. must have
some typing ability. $50 per week
to start. Apply QUAKER CITY
LINOLEUM CO.. corner Of 9th and
TELEvIsiON SERVICE MAN-Iocal
distributor has opening for outside
television service man with car. TOP
pay. group nospitalization. 4O.hr.
wk., vacation with pay, and other
Dement'S. P. LaBARBERA. LA. 6-55OO.
TELLER. under 35. salaried position.
free retirement. disqualification,
group ms, perm. position with OPP
portunity for advancement. Apply
personnel dept. NATIONAL saw
INGS r. TRUST CO.. 18th and N. Y.
ave. 30
TIRE CHANGER-Good salary and
working. conditions; drivers license
required. Apply 1404 Rhode Island
ave. NV. 30
Evening star., 1952-11-18
MELP-MgN

SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
sef eE eT eEsTHs THSsk 5ss 5ANEElc4N n aiebs bsEEy
Arl:. va, oW. 7722. @2i
SHIPPING CLERK for hardware
store; good hours, good pay, bene-
FITS: Apply 2OO4 i4th st. NV. is
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..
Evening star., 1952-11-18
MEN
COLORED
TEMPORARY

29-35 yrs. Of age. capable Of pass
M ing physieal exam. and willing to
sise Eve regular attendance. Hrs. g.
Room 606 open S:36-5. Positively
THE EVENING STAR ..
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
YOUNG MAN. about 20 yrs. old: ex-
SUE Boss s. 'ssn fhELss III Eesi
YoGNGi' MAN. 4 81 isnSsSS.. nsSS. drs,t-ex.amso, mas
high school education, to work IN 4
clerical capacity In our home ONCE
splendid opportunity II you have
sm6itiS1s sifion on n.. and are looking for a po-
up, 5 days, 37Ns hrs. Apply Rm.
900; personnel once, EQUITABLE
LIFE INSURANCE. CO.. sl6 I4th
YOUNG MAN-For retail salesman
Opportunity. for, advancement; COM
vacation, incentive .bf; bonus pFogram. nnl1
FIRFsToNE STORES. sS17 Georgia
ave, Silver Spring. 20
YOUNG MAN, white. to help in glass
SHOP; glass experience not .neees-
sary. but should be mechanically
EApPAJ IA PCIoVu.
BIA GLASS g. MIRROR COMPANY,
2904 M st. NV. is
YOUNG MAN, white, Is to 25, Splen-
did opportunity to learn auto. ra-
diator repair in small new shop.
Must be steady. reliable and willing
worker. Call Mr.. G. 8. Adams, DE.
S003. CENTRAL AUTO PARTS,
143O st. NV. 30
YOUNG MAN, white: o a m. to S pm;
DC. drivers permit; 2 students or
govt: workers can divide. MCLEAN
DRUGS, 1921 Wis. ave. is
YOUNG MAN, at least 2 yrs. college
IN either accounting. business ad-
ministration or merchandising, in
terested in selling and learning re-
tail business. Good opportunity for
advancement. Salary open. Write
for appointment, giving qualifica.
tions. NATIONAL UNIFORM co,
2OO1 X st. NV. -1S
YOUNG MAN. knowledge Of typine.
eager, ambitious; D. c. drivers per
init; opportunity to learn construc-
tion administration and mortgage
business. Call MR.. GEE, ST. 6572.
YOUNG MAN. to work in electrical
supply house; Apply after 2 pm.
c. A. LEPPERT. 914 Eye st. NV
YOUNG MAN to learn carpet instaiia-
ton, $40 weekly. 2S06 9th st. ne.
DE. 1925. 30
Evening star., 1952-11-18

.exper. on bulldozers and
trucks. Apply in person, 2340 Mont
gomery ST., Sil. Spring. Nd. 30
exper.; perm. Job; excel.
working conds.; new garage; S75.
y Florida ave. ne. HERSON. MI.
HELPER for work in
appliance, paint and repairs shop.
Good working conditions and excel
lent opportunity. All employe bene-
fits including vacation. sick leave,
disqualification, pension, etc. Even
ing Appointments arranged. Call
Mr.. Shallow at GE SUPPLY CO..
HU. $500. 10
MESSENGER-White boy. with bicy-
Gle; excellent opportunity for will
ROBERTSON, 1st. A.. 915 Eye st.
NV. "a
MESSENGER-PAGE. for N. B. c. ex-
ecutive offices: excel. Job for evening
student or some one interested in
radio and TV; hrs. 9:30-5:30. Mon.
through Fri. See Miss Eersuson,
100-F, Wardman Park Hotel. liz
Evening star., 1952-11-18
IF YOU ARE
HELP--WokAEN

CoPYwRITER, for ad-
relations writing for trade assn,
natl. and q few local accounts; an
excellent. opportunity; salary COM
mensurate with ability. Give back
ground and experience. Box 496-S,
ALTERATIONS MAID, colcred nj must
have some experiences: for smart
dress shop: pleasant working con-
ditions. Apply MR.. OGENS at 1851
Fenton St, Silver Spring, Md.
tOpposite Hecht Coz --1S
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES position
with American Chemical Society
handle layouts and line Sketches
as well as chart work. Cali RE.
$500, Ext. 80, for appointment, or
write giving details Of training and
experience. Box 29S.M Star
Evening star., 1952-11-18
B. REILLY g. CO.. INC

SERVICE MAN for field repairs Of
major appliances. Good working
conditions and excellent opportun-
ity. All employe benefits including
vacation, sick leave, disqualification,
pension, etc. Evening appointments
arranged. Call Mr.. Shallow at GE
SUPPLY CO., HU. $500. -19
STATION ATTENDANT, ex-
perienced in fabrication; good salary,
plus commission and overtime. CON-
NOR'S, INC. 2721 Naylor rd. Sc.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT, ex-
perienced, knowledge Of Sunoco pro-
ducts preferred. HAWKINS SUNOCO
SERVICE STATION. 1st and K sts.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
For large trucking terminal. Good
hours. good pay; permanent posi-
tion with opportunity for advance
ment. LEHMANS TRUCKING TER
MINAL, 1925 New York ave. ne.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
white, lucrication exper. and good
salesman. Refs. S1O day plus comm.
and vac. BARRON'S SUNOCO SERV-
ICE, Wis ave. and River rd. -21
SERVICE STATION Asst. Mgr. want
ed. Must be able to take compl.
charge good salary; working cond. ;
also wanted one good fabrication
man and one good car washer. For
appt. for interview call 10. 4-7336.
Evening star., 1952-11-18
HElP--MEN

MESSENGER R-CLERK-White, for in
vestment banking firm. Consider
agile retired person. around so.
NIGHT MAN, colored. married, for
large NV. apt. building; secy.,
swttchboard: exper. preferred: sober
and reliable: good salary and quar-
ters. HERBERT HARVEY, INC, 912
18th st. NV -2l
Evening star., 1952-11-18

Md. permit required; excellent op-
portunity to learn GIN parts busi-
ness: Call AP. 1000 Mr.. Ferebee.
BILE. HyattsYille. Nd III
Evening star., 1952-11-18
statesmen
%150-%0n0 WEEK

II 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
pointments selling only to qualified
prospects who have informed us Of
their need for our product. Apply
92l 11th st. NV, End floor, / pm.
sharp. See Dan Richard -25
Evening star., 1952-11-18

statesmen, part time. mems wear:
experience preferred; hours to suit
you FREDERICK'S MEMS WEAR
STORES 149k n rfreaf :, M 90
Evening star., 1952-11-18
SALESMAN

COFFEE COMPANY has
opening in new business department
for solicitors. guarantee plus good
commission. Transportation furn-
ished. Paid daily If desired. No age
limit. Apply 1929 Vermont ave.
NV, Room 323. to am. daily.
Evening star., 1952-11-18
AElP--MEN

ROUTE MAN for laundry and dry
cleaning route. No experience nee
eSsary. Prefer man between 30 and
so years old who is familiar with
Arlington county. Apply to Mr.. Ellis,
WASHINGTON LAUNDRY. 1927 K
Evening star., 1952-11-18
statesmen

A local firm Of national reputation.
due to an expansion. has an OPEN
ing for 2 top-notch ;alesmen or
men who aspire to be statesmen.
These men must have personality.
ambition and be of good character;
age Is no barrier; must have a
car. Our leading producers, re-
gRrdlesS OF age. are earning over
$1,000 per month. IL months
each year. We are not interested
in order takers or high-pressure
artists: You can learn our bust
high earnings should start immeGi-
ately. If you feel that you can
meet these qualifications, apply in
person at 1903 3Sth ave. at Bla-
densburg rd., Colmar Manor. Md.
Evening star., 1952-11-18
MAN WITH CAR

Big earnings; good refs. 81. 1Sbl' Sal
MEN-Two full time and one part
time. Even inexperienced full-time
men average 500 and UP per wk
Repeat business plus regular GUS
toners assures you of steady, regular
trial basis If you wish to prove to
yourself what an excellent orpor-
tunity this is. Fuller Brush dealers
average 500 per week and up on
regular customers by appointment.
Fuller Brush customers are pleasant,
everyday necessities regularly. An
experienced man will make calls
with you and train you. If you are
interested in a sure way to raise
your income, INQUIRE at oil Ma
tional Press Bldg, 14th and F SITS
NV. or phone DI. 4477 or DI. 349S.
Evening star., 1952-11-18
THE EVENING STAR

11O1 Pa. Ave. NV
TV BENCHMAN-Must be good. only
top man need apply. MACWINS,
7341 Wis, ave OIL. 1850. go
TV SERVICE MAN. interested in max
ing So 900 or better annually. Call
RE. 5045. MR.. HUBER. -lS
TV SERVICEMAN for outside pick
up service. must have car: work in
evenings 6-10. Apply in person.
rear 3S07 34th ST.. Mt. Rainier, Md.
Evening star., 1952-11-18
CLAIMS TRAINEE
CLERK
II PINT AM.


Alert Individual. 21-35 yrs. of age,
accustomed to handling details. for
position in our photoengravin9 dept.
Apply personnel. room sos: open
weekdays S:30-5 and Sat. 81. No
phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penn. Ave. NV.
CLERK AND DELIVERY BOY, white.
with Va. drivers license, to work
in Falls Church, Va, drugstore,
S:30-5; no Sun: or ewes. RUST
MANOR PHARMACY. FA. I'LL.
COLLECTION MAN-Experienced in
tereSted in q permanent position; /;
will pay top salary. LONGS, 731 Tth
st. NV. --lS
Cook. full time. night work. TOWN
HALL TAVERNS,. S135 Baltimore
blvd. College Park. Md. TO. 4S72
coUNTFRMAN and sandwich man
{iSsTKp sTpero opfk.G6R5 GSIl GEi 5sffs; overS4e.d S4
elec. crane; exper.; refs. REQ. Apply
1919 Benning rd. ne. 30
CUS TER, MARKER. experienced ir
special order tailoring. WILMER S
DAIRYMAN, married with small fam.
lily; or single; mod. liv. quarters
good salary and bonus. Gaithers'
burg 760-M. 30
Evening star., 1952-11-18
YOUNG MEN

travel Fla. resorts. Assist circ. mgr
Average earnings, 500, wk. No
exper. nee. Cash draw acct. Transp
turn. Apply, personal interview. p. M
FERRO. Roosevelt Hotel. 1O-1 pm
YEAR ROUND POSITTON-ClothinS
salesmen, for full time and part
time; Apply WEBSTER CLOTHES,
ARE YOU looking for a 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-
insa.I,. ington; You don't have to be a
900 to So, 900: Phone MR..
~ ,WWIAED at HO: 57lS. 80
time work at home, to edit short BIZ
ographical sketches: for basis: must
have Typewriter. Box 362-M, Star, .
WE HAVE AN OPENING for an ae-
Sressive salesman to handle q num-
Der OF nationally advertised build
Ing products. Contracting contrac-
tors. home builders and home own
sTsi E1pn leaGs Godp fSrn: car nee; CRAW-
EXPER. MOVING MEN, drivers,
warehousemen. Apply 141 18th st.
Evening star., 1952-11-18
INSURANCE. MEN

We are financing general agents In
builders. We also want men for
established debts, II you are pro-
tionai contract. MUTUAL LIFE ms.
CO. OF WASHINGTON, D. c.. 503
Victor Bldg. 724 9th st. NV. "a
Evening star., 1952-11-18
HeLP-MgN

tenance Of burglar alarm and fire-
a.arm systems: national concern;
wage progressive plan; paid vaca-
tions. Elk. 1854 for appointment.
INVENTORY AND PRICING CLERK.
person with aptitude for figures;
portunity: BARBER & ROSS CO.,
9th and v sts. ne. DE. 05O1. -22
IRON WORKER, ornamental: fully
experienced to take complete charge
OF shop in Baltimore. Good salary
Tresf1erenees Ts1 In 1st letter. BOX
JANITOR-COLORED
For q small garden-type apt. de-
edge Of heavy oil burner equipment.
tx Excel; quarters and good salary;
appa Psn M areeaee sad 60 yES Wed
9 to 1880 am. II. &. sMITHY
Co. Sl1 10Th st. NV.
KENNEL BOY WANTED. small ami
LNotfGH Rs aGjsi'f ME6haNit Ga H. ssss ssSsr ony
steady work; good working condi-
@ and fofmer een nf emploser mlt,se slYos Bos
LiS6TYPE TSS1Tl ssar' OPERATOR Day or
night. full time; non-union; over
scale pay for competent person.
CAMPBELL PRINTING CO.. Rock
vile 1850 or Rockville 6644. -21
LIQUOR SALESMAN, exper. only.
Sal. 500 wk. Give age and refs.
Box 354-M. Star. -l9
and station attendant.
experience and drivers license nec-
essary. Local references. Good salary
for the right man. Apply 1928 Conn
ave. NV. -19
LUMBER CLEANERS WANTED. bring
your own tools: good material to
work with. ABCD CORP. 1881 JEFF
ferson Davis hwy, Arl., Va. -19