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Evening star., 1952-05-16
The Weather Here and Over the Nation

District and Vicinity - Mostly
cloudy this afternoon, high about
72: cloudy with a few showers
tonight, low about 81. Tomorrow
showers and little change in tenn
perature.
Maryland-Mostly cloudy with
scattered showers tonight and in
west portion this afternoon: low
tonight. 50-55 degrees. Tomo:-
row, cloudy with showers and scat
tered thunderStormS.
Virginia - Mostly cloudy this
Evening star., 1952-05-16
Montgomery Groups Back
Juvenile Judqe Bill

A Montgomery County Council
bill to put the county Juvenile
Court judge on a full-time basis
and eliminate the ceiling on his
salary was supported last night by
eight organizations and numerous
individuals.
No one appeared to oppose the
proposal at hearing in the
courthouse at Rockville. The pres
ent Juvenile Court Judge, Alfred
Noyes, receives $4,000 a year fol
two days of service per week.
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ChurIes Town School Lew

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va, May
I16 (SpeciaD A proposal to re-
new a special levy for three years
to finance phases of the Jefferson
County school program was ap-
proved overwhelmingly by the
voters Tuesday.
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Iafternoon with a few showers in
extreme south portion: scattered
showers tonight, low in middle
sos. north, and near so, south
portion. Showers and scattered
thunderstorms tomorrow.
Wind cat National Airport)
West by northwest. 10 miles an
hour. at 1923 am.
Five Day Forecast for Washington
and Vicinity-May 1921.
Average temperatures for the
period will be normal to 4 degrees
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Liquor Ban Studied

More than 70 Prince Georges
County church and civic Leaders
last night urged the County
Liquor Board to set a definite
limit on how close liquor estab-
lishments should be allowed to
schools and churches.
Most of the spokesmen said they
favored a limit of at least 1000
feet. The board took the re-
quests under advisement.
In other actions, the board de-
MED transfer of an off-sale beer,
wine and liquor license to 4701
Evening star., 1952-05-16

Controller Gen.
erals interpre-
tation of the
a m e n d m e n t
last week, en-
p 10y S W h o
leave the Fed
eral service be-
tween now and
June 80. 1858.
are entitled to
cash payment
for the unused
portion of their
1852 a nu a |
leave. The ac-
fnol oro cEHo1x,,,
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Alexandria Hiqh Concert

George Washington High School
Alexandria. will present it's Re-
serve Band. Senior Band and
Chorus in a postponed Mothers
Day concert at 3 pm. Sunday in
the school auditorium.
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Mckinley School Holds
Festival Tomorrow

The Mckinley Elementary
School in Arlington will hold a
May festival tomorrow at the
school, 1880 North Mckinley road.
Students from each room will
perform spring dances from II
am. to noon. After the dancing,
IgameS and booths will be open.
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Murray Will Reopen
Pay Talks at Request
OF Industry, He Says
BY jones Y. Newton
Stor Stoff Correspondent

PHILADELPHIA, May 16.-CIOI
President Philip Murray said to-
day he was ready to renew steel
wage negotiations at any time
with industry officials.
But Mr.. Murray, who also heads
the CIO United Steelworkers, in
dicated he would issue no formal
invitation for resumption of con-
tract talks. He emphasized that
his union was standing firm on
its demands.
Mr.. Murray said at the steel
workers convention he presumed
the Government would initiate
peace talks when it felt the time
was ripe. There has been no in
dication this step would be taken
soon. 1t may not be done until
after the Supreme Court rules on
the legality of President Thu
mans seizure of the steel industry
No Retreat by Union.
The union leader discussed from
the convention floor his attitude
toward the long wage dispute. He
said once more there would be no
retreat by the union on its demand
for 26-cent-per-hour package"
settlement of wages and other is
sues That is the size increase
the Wage Sterilization Board has
said the workers should have.
This organization is not going
TO compromise any more on this
ISSUE" Mr.. Murray told cheering
delegates. "Our demands already
have been compromised by the
WSB. We didn't get all we wanted
by any means. And we're in no
mood to compromise any more
with anybody"
While Mr.. Murray was willing
to talk contract terms with any
steel producer, he has placed a
floor on bargaining by insisting
on the full Wage Board proposals.
The steel convention prepared
to end late today. A final speaker
was to be Walter P. Reuther, dy-
manic president of the CIO United
Automobile Workers.
Civil Rights Backed.
Yesterday the delegates passed
a large number of resolutions.
Among them was support for civil
rights legislation, and another |
calling for outright repeal of the
Taft-Hartley Act.
During the four-day meeting
several top administration Off
cials have gone all out in sup
port of the embattled union in
its fight for higher wages.
The big question was how long
the million-member union would
continue to work without a wage
increase. The Supreme Court has
frozen wages under Government
seizure.
The delegates have indorsed /
unanimously a resolution warn
ing they would not work indefi- /
nitely unless they do receive
pay increase.
Won't Drift Indefinitely.
The distinct impression gained
around the convention was that |
the SteelWorkers don't intend to
let things drift indefinitely. If
the Supreme Court rules the
seizure legal. they expect Presi-
dent Truman to raise their wages
by approximately the WSB's
terms. If the court rules the
seizure unconstitutional, they ex-
pect to strike to force the WSB
terms from mill owners.
But if the court delays its rul-
Ing for some time-if it's summer
recess starts without a decision |
on seizure being announced-thep |
workers may possibly take things
in their own hands, one way or
another
A move to raise Steelworkers' |
dues was expected to be made |.
today. and this may generate some
controversy.
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Mccarthy
Continued From First Page.)

NOO11V111UCU TIOIU C1ISC FdSt.J
the RFC before that agency fore
closed early in 1850.
Referring to the dozen or more
Federal employees who helped Miss
Kerr gather material, Senator
Hennings, Democrat, of Missouri
asked Mr.. Royal:
did this crew spend this time
in collecting, embellishing and pol
fishing an article of SO pages which
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Maryland and Virginia
-Nexxs IN
in Brief

Silver Hill road, Suitland, and
granted a permit for the Rose
croft RaceWay to sell beer, wine
, and liquor from today through
-tJune IL.
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Rain forecast for the Northern
and thundersorms due in the Mississippi Valleys
and the Lower Western Lakes
States Showers and fakes expected Central
Rockies 1t will be Northwest Pacific Coast and
will remain warm in the South Atlantic Cooler
peraures forecast for the Colorado the South
Plains Wrenhoto
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The Federal Spotlight
The Federal Spotlight
Cash for Unused 1852 Leave
Seen for Separated E EmpIoyes
By Joseph YOUNG

Government employees who quit retire from
between and June &c. 1953 will receive payments
their unused 1852 annual leave.
This is the view of Civil Service experts regarding poyi-
sions of the pending Federal workers
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all Of their 1852 annual leave by
June 80, 1858. or lose the unused
portion.
The officials say that, under the
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above normal. Washington area
normals are IA (high) and 81
dow. Warmer Sunday. cooler
Monday and Tuesday and warmer
again Wednesday. Showers likely
tomorrow and Sunday and prob
ably again Wednesday, totaling
Y 2-1 inch.
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Frec1p1tat10n.
Monthly precipitation in fl
Capital tcurrent month to da
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From U. s. Engineers.)
Potomac River cloudy at Harpers Ferry
and at Great Falls; Shenandoah cloudy al
Harpers Ferry.
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Be sure to listen at 6:15 pm.
tomorrow oUer WMAL, The
Stars radio station, for Joseph
Young's Federal Spotlight radio
broadcast,
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HELP--MEN

YOUNG MAN to assist window trim
ner in display department; perm.
position; many store employe bene-
fits. SPORTS CENTER. 500 D st.
YoUNG MAN. white. to learn whole
sale supply business; excellent op-
portunity. Apply j. GUSS & SONS
INC, 623 H st. NV. Ill
position file clerk, with an oppor.
Must Learn Ss sasasaS grsdasts
aSov as. ,MnSsrW aysrsgs n intslligenser g NEE AZ
OF NORTH AMERICA. $50 Wood
ward Bldg. 10Th and H SITS. NV.
YOUNG MAN. parking lot attendant
fun time. exp: not necessary. Must
be able to drive. Apply to MR..
so1'Ig sCHmMAM M at seo4 FentOn st., Silver
YSUsG YsSpflse; MI Nan, eolored, elerF:soda Mla
FoRNiA PHSRMacY p 70 spea spe CALI CALI
YOUNG MAN. to be editor Of farm
paper. Must be exper. in layout
and production as well as reporting
and editorial. knowledge of farm
teev,eT eF pref Cal. SALARY Mar ssegssed sa At Aho IN
YOUNG MAN-White, over 1S years.
Newspaper once. Georgetown. b-day
wk. Opportunity for advancement.
YOUNG MAN, 1925; ambitious, will.
ing to learn retail drapery and slip
cover fabric business; no outside
work; excellent opportunity for
right person to advance to position
Of asst. manager. Write. giving full
details to Box 132-B. Star. -S
YOUNG MAN, white, $3.50. part
time aft. work. small store: good
YOUNG MAN. bright, alert, ambi-
tious. interested in building career
with q future to sell small radios,
players, and tape recorders in lead
ing music house; experience pre-
ferred but viii train If necessary.
YOUNG MAN, white, for stock work:
excel. oppor. to learn and grow with
q progressive organization. Apply
BEACON ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO.,
S051 18th st.. Silver Spring. - -.
YOUNG MAN for position In ONCE OF
large Chevrolet leadership. Excellent
opportunity for ambitious man with
q. desire. to make good. Must be
able to type and have high school
education. Good opportunity for ad-
vancement. SPLENDID workine con-
ditions. MR.. GESSFORD. 1903 14th
st. NV. 3
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ROUTE SALESMAN wanted immedi-
ately. Well paying established route
for right man. BARQ BOTTLNG
CO.. 1885 R. I. ave. Hyatts.. Md.
SALES CLERK for store selling draft
ing supplies. Apply 1884 Baltimore
ave-. College Park. Md. AP. S1S1.
sALEsCLERK. train as chain store
mST; nN:. 20 Ek.: Plus comm. Apply
YORK ave. Ma. 1892. -5
Mr al; ALsEsf. 1sff' IL Ek 7!sso4! $s9 Raises San
SALESMAN, exper. in selling mems
furnishing and clothing; perm. pos,
good sal, many store employe bens-
afsi e. A, q N; TRADING CENTER,
sXIEsMAS. exper. in mems sports
wear. Good working conditions.
Apply in person. PLAZA SPORT
eHOp: 10th and z sts. NV. -
sALESMAN with magazine selling
iers. No eanvassins. Must have
Ss car; Gee See Mr.. MURRAY, RIM. 4s4.
SALESMAN for mems wear store.
Experienced. good salary. COHENS,
sHIEs%aN AZ sRd iss: sor nin IsrI. i.welry store.
Excellent opportunity for man seek
ing bright future. Good salary,
company benefits. Apply Mr.. Malen.
KENT JEWELERS.. 7th & @ NV. %
SALESMAN, local, for large distribu-
tor Of sanitary chemicals and re-
lated maintenance products; salary
until self-supporting on liberal COM
mission; experienced salesman pre-
ferred with car; excellent earnings
for man who will work repeat work
Give age, experience, marital status.
Box 437-G, Star. -
SALESMAN, experienced in selling
nShinE tackle and sporting goods;
excellent opportunity and per-
manent position; many store en-
Ploye dement's. SPORTS CENTER,
0A1ESMAN. young man with car, for
fixture dept. Of wholesale electrical
NIcTRic SUPPLY CO. 1851 18th
st, Su, Spg., Nd. -
0ALESMAN, exper. at selling men,
clothing and furnishings. excel. op-
portunity for right man. Good sal
ary. VANS MEMS SHOP, 1882 G
sHiESMMAN with car. Excel. salary
paid. Apply wholesale DIV. A1ER1-
CAN BAG AND, PAPER PRODUCTS
co. 1896 n st. ne. |6
Evening star., 1952-09-05
HELP--MEN

JEWEL TEA COMPANY. NC. has
opening for Q statesmen In Va. and
Md. territory operating. an estab-
hshed coffee. grocery and home fur
pSsns pus nSnfss Vscsson saatS W
pay. hospital insurance and retire
ment plan. We furnish car with
operating expenses. To qualify you
must be 25 to 40 years old, good
health, good references and can fur
nish small bond. Call in person at
sSis M SSnsn for appointment mi men Il interTiew s ho
DO you WANT TO WORK? Call at
1915 14th st. NV. Sat- 8 pm.
VETS, young men, 1898, to travel
major cities; We train you with ex-
penses advanced while learning;
tion furnished. See MRS. STERL-
DO you WANT A CAREER? Call at
1915 14th st. NV, Sat, 8 pm.
OPPORTUNITIES and promising fu-
ture. with leading laundry-dry
year to men who show Willingness
and interest. Beginning salary more
than $500. Paid vacation, plus
many additional benefits. An op-
portnnity to be your own boss;
eain anasi indsOende1se tSroash youP @
own efforts. Experience not neces-
sary. Apply Mr.. Krumm. BANNER
LAUNDRY. o9ol 9ol oronoco st.. Alex
HfGH vi slsHz scHooL oIoSi CHEMISTRY student, a
white. for after;school employment.
in commercial laboratory. Applica-
tion, giving age, educ. and other
qualifications accepted. Box 4So-G.
cSoSMBINATIoN PAPER HANGER AND
PAiNTER PAINT RiIAfH yhiss AE Apply to chief en-
DO You WANT TO MAKE MONEY?
Call at 1915 14th st. NV, Sat-
WHITE h MAN familiar with grocery
and meat trade. Bring references.
The TA; NATIONAL SASTgiioNAL CASH REGISTER co,
will employ three veterans under 20
years of age with high school
education and better than average
mechanical ability. to enter train
ing as ofice and business machine
portunity which furnishes steady
employment. salary while in train
ing. automatic salary increases after
training. paid vacations, health,
life and accident. insurance, hos
pitalization with doctor and surgi-
Apply to MIR; 9. L. JONES. at 1917
OPPORTUNiTY for married man on
all-white debit. Pleasant outside
work; five-day week; age 20 to 40;
S65 week assured during training
reriod, also commission; resident OF
ne. WASHINGTON preferred. Apply
SUN LIFE INSURANCE CO, 10Y
Vermont ave. NV. MA. glOo. d
MALE HELP. white. for kitchen work
Phone Gil. $500. 10
BOYLE TREE SURGERY needs 5
highly skilled tree men; top wages
steady work. RA. 1919. after. O.
Evening star., 1952-09-05
MEN
NEEDED
GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY'S
PERMANENT JET ENGINE PROGRAM
IN CINCINNATI, OHIO
*DRAFTSMEN

Must have a high school education and at
least three years experience. Opportunities
for design and detail craftsmen for work on
jet engines tool and die design and on all phases
of engineering drafting
Evening star., 1952-09-05

CLERK5-CAsM!ER: IlEea5 ASH young lady. high
iesve GOOD salary vaSShsi0n WSs earnnS S1sk
MR; s.-S CAMERON, Ii S-e7So:.' Ext. Ess.
CLEikskkssirxr1sr yR,. in ice, motion mott
perm; position: Apply MISS Nc
CLERK-TYPisT-Young lady with
initiative; fast, accurate typist with
R2GHasns ape.tHds for jig figures Sa;n Apply MRS
CLERK-TYPisT. white. perm. position
with life insurance company. Ex:
cellent working conditions. Paid
vacation. retirement benefits. Short
hand helpful but not essential. No
expsr. s;sI n Necessary; ,sy, ,,I Personal inter
CLERK-TYPisT. for large air-cond.
insurance once. Apply in person.
YOUNG 3 SIMON. $40 woodward
CLERK TYPIsT. to assist in payroll
nee; exper. in payroll work helpful
but not essential; must be accurate
typist and have legible handwriting.
Good starting salary, free insur-
ance benefits after 80 days Hours.
g GILL. w n p.us fAppAy akGcI . A.ui.,
Thurs, Room 223, HOTEL AN
CLERK-TYPIsr-Accurate; minimum
so. w.p.m., 6-day wk.. annual and
sick leave: Apply ANDREWS AIR
FORCE BASE EXCHANGE. Ill
to work in Q new
air-cond. furn. and jewelry store.
Attrac. salary to start, rapid ad-
yancement. Apply KOENIGSBERG
JEWELERS.. 1906 Benning rd. ne,
CLERK -TYPIsT. 1925: pleasant
working cond.; 6-day week. Apply
IN person, CORRADoS. INC, In
CLERK-TYPIsT. 5-day week; per-
manent; downtown. See MIR. MYERS
CLERK -TYPiST. age 20 to s5: per
manent position with automobile
ase1slerShip; s,11 h,;t o S-day ws; expsr help,
person. NELSON MOTORS. 1915
Baltimore ave, College Park. Md.
Evening star., 1952-09-05

0AlESMEN-Excellent opportunity to
PENNW e WUpHoisTtERMe Co Co; PERM M
anent position. Our present men
:aTeoSSee aoSe saaninsc ysa4 e.. HftEssn EE 1i5 i5SoS
B. for interview. No previous up
holstering BACKGROUND necessary.
0ALEsMEN-We are erowing our
1 plant Sapscity Is e being Elf,'ld' dlST5'lledd'
We are q national manufacturer Of
our field. we are looking for sales
men under 3B who need to earn ct
:.;4 =: 81 IS ssf
sHIEsMEN-one of washington 8
largest printing and photo-offset
sSSss wh. man onenins 5SF
must know b. c. business district;
complete training both inside and in
the field. plenty of leads furnished;
$50 per week to start. with un-
age, present and past experience;
ndence. Box 324-E, star. lie
statesmen, for small electrical ap-
plianees and housewares, With Wash;
% apriiance stores; % exper. pref; sal
AIRY and commission; opportunity for
large earnings and advancement,
employe discounts, hospitalization.
free life insurance, vacations with
pay. See Mr.. Schweizer, LACY'S,
Sth and Z stS. NV. 6
OALESNdEN-If you can earn. $3.50 q
week or more we have . place for
you In cur long established outside
selling orRanization. Joe Tash NEW
YORK JEWELRY 719 18th. st.. nv,
OALEsMEN - Display advertising
salesmen. Excellent opportunity
With Vell.feceived newspaper printed
By established firm. Salary dis.
aeussed at interview. Call Mr.. MCCOY
9H. 6400. %
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CASHIER


Large real estate ONCE re-
quires services of Q young
lady under 35 years Of age as
cashier.
Must have several years ex-
perience either as cashier in
large. real estate ONCE. hotel
or teller in bank; knowledge Of
bookkeeping would prove help
full.
Pleasant surroundings. air.
condition building; 37iz-hoar
work week: no Saturday work.
lunches furnished free; hospi-
talization and life insurance
furnished free after reasonable
length Of service; salary S2. 400
per year p start with oppor.
tuntty for advancement.
CALL m. BEAN. ia. a11a
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BEAUTICIAN


Al al. perm ';,. waver and hair stylist$;
NV. ST. 3906. -9
BEAUTY OPERATOR, 5-day wk.
EMMA LEES BEAUTY SHOP, 2iI9
Wilson blvd. Arl.. Va. OK. 1898.
BookKEEPER-Ass 80 to IS; small
downtown rental and insurance
office: typing knowledge; day wk.
state experience. reference; must
furnish bond; salary open. Box
BooKkEEPfER for florist accounts re-
Register machine: 5is-day week,
$3.50 wk. to start: conv. down
town location. BOX 1896. Star.
BOOKKEEPER - For retail store.
some typing REQUIRED; Apply in per-
Se9; SeeveeS sSl9 9 ana Rhode Island ave: a A..
BooKkEEPER. permanent position.
5.day wk: Apply in person. THE
WASHINGTON MARINA, 1900 Maine
BO0KKEEPER.some exper. in gen.
eral bookkeeping; ability to meet
the public. MACWIN'S TV q ELEC-
IRlC CO.. OIL. 1850. -5
POSITION with bo.yr Spe eoid Wash. 1Ga Isrm firm:
submit complete details--exper. age,
education, etc. Box 364-G. Star.
BOOKKEEPER. some one with payroll
exp. neat with figures. Perm posi-
tion, 51a-day wk. Good salary and
working conditions. See Mr.. Leach,
WILLIAMS CHEVROLET CO.. INC.
1899 East-West hwy, Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1952-09-05
AELP----MEN
TELEVISION
TECHNICIANS
$10O WEEK
Paid vacation and disqualification
BENCH WORK ONLY
Call MR.. SICKMEN. NO. Bill.

Nal4 V41t. 0ANkA1u w. o4
nv BENCHMAN Cd, service man tlt:
percentage or salary. SCOTS TV
24Q4 Columbia pike, Arlington, GIL
nv SERVICE MAN; young man OF
good habits, to work for old estab.
reputable dealer; best clientele;
good working conditions, good pay.
Apply in person, SMITHS, 1881
Columbia rd. NV. ~
MANAGER, white: paid
vacation and sick leave, hospitaliza-
tion plans, and free life ms; exper
unnec., will train qualified appli-
cant. Salary, $3,120 per annum
Apply GLEBE THEATER, Arlingto
Va.
TIMER. exper.: steady work. Call
no. 6023 after 5 pm. IS
TOBACCO CLERK, man or woman;
exper. pref; 6-day week, daywork
good salary, opportunity for ad-
yancement. Apply in person, CONN.
PHARMACY, 4455 Conn. ave. -5
TRUCK DRIVERS, must know city
streets. able to be bonded; steady
work; 5-day week, overtime nav:
starting rate, 81 per hr. Apply l2IS
New Hampshire ave. NV. (2Ist and
M, 3 to IL am. ~
Evening star., 1952-09-05
YOUNG MAN

Old line finance organization has
in entering this feld of endeavor
Must be high school graduate and
interested in meeting the public
This is not a collection job. Apply
in person. LIBERTY LOAN CORP.
3407 Perry ST.. Mt. Rainier. Md
Evening star., 1952-09-05

sALEsMEN. EARN REALLY BIG
tSe Heney Genuine ISh snf DEEP nE fREEzE Foon
FREEZER PLAN and APPLIANCES
Tor the largest TV and APPLIANCE
store In northern Virginia.
oualifed leads furn. under Q new
and exclusive lead-producing plan:
Must be sincere. steady. and Of
high character. No drifterS or high
foreeful sincere effort Is all that
Is required. Training furnished
Phone Mr.. jackson. XII. Q.6616
for appt or details. SHEPPARD q
CONKLIN 2412 Mt. Vernon ave.
Alexandria. -
Evening star., 1952-09-05

REFRIGERATION SERVICE MAN
Must be aualified TO service home
must have own car. Apply SOUTH
ERN SERVICE, INC, .O7 Edgewood
1t. ne. Mr.. Simpson, Monday
through Friday. Ill
AOOFERS-For all types Of roofing
by . well-established roofing and
sheet metal company, steady work
LETT. JU. S-S528. %
ROOM CLERK. experienced; uptown
hotel. Call DE. OSOO. -
AOUTEMAN Dry cleaning and
laundry; for established route; good
pay. Call MR.. BUTLER, OV. 100.
Evening star., 1952-09-05

CHECKER. groceries. exper.: good
Lee SUPER AMlLsPaai MHRKET. TsuDsa9sFkSs. aass n.
caESRPg cRasEshing dr. Arl;: Va; "a
experience necessary, good Day. % fine
working conditions. Apply MASTER
SUPER MARKET. 1OS0S Lincoln
ave.. Kensington. Md. IS
CLERK for ice cream store; mostly
part-time night work for CLIFFORD
ICE CREAM CO., Arlington store.
G9od Os9oa oa.rs Pay; paid vacation, free hos
CLERK. white, exper.. for dry clean
ing store; $40 per wk 2414 Wis.
"a ave. NV. EN-: 9767. Mr.: PIvER.
4O-hr. wk.; liberal annual and sick
leave priv; permanent. Apply Room
400, TOWER BLDG. 14th and K
cLERK-social service research, sta
tistics. Typing required; 35-hr. wk.
for interview. IS
CLERK-Girl, wanted, for retail
Must be neat and capable Of max
ing change accurately. Would pre-
fer some one in the Silver Spring
area Apply MORNINGSIDE LAUN-
CLERK. Bethesda area. to assist in
bookkeeping and payroll distribution
work. 35-hr.. week. ccmpensations
according to ability and exper Apply
in person. COLUMBIA SPECIALITY
GSs;se. cH;; IGs @s Bradley blvd Chevy
CLERK for payroll and general ONCE:
excel. opportunity: interesting work:
IsTshe.: BEAI El01@o'N5fi MoTok CO., 5es 14oi Md
r. /. ave. ne. =
CLERK-some typing. small switch
board. knowledge of bookkeeping
preferred but not essential; per-
manent position; nearby country
club; good salary and meals; living
quarters optional: Phone MR..
BARRETT, OIL. $500. IS
CLERK--White. for dry cleaning
business, must be capable, experience
not necessary. good pay. Apply 37O7
Nichols ave. Sc. No phone calls. 10
CLERKS. exper.. to manage laundry
and dry cleaning stores. Good hours,
aREyysr6pNE saiaTy plSs sNpR1 s1mnisSlon Apply
st. NV. AID. 9O62. q
Evening star., 1952-09-05
CASHIER

Excel. opportunity for alert ambitious
girl. Knowledge Of MGR 1000 ma
chine preferred but not essential:
some typing. Salary, S65 to S76 to
start. State qualifications. Box
1916, Star. -
Evening star., 1952-09-05
SALESMAN
SALESMAN

Progressive lumber organisation de-
Sires young man with ear for out
side selling. Must be at least .
high school graduate with some
necessary. Excellent opportunity
with future assured for alert, am
bilious young man. All company
benefits plus paid vacation. Salary
open for discussion at time of inter-
and S1 p 1of oig app0intRsnt HEE LMEER estT1sR
CO. 2603 51st ave-, Bladensburg.
Nd. AP. 1922.
Evening star., 1952-09-05
BOOKKEEPER

Large apartment house de-
sires. to employ bookkeeper,
capable Of handling all phases
system. Including preparation
Of statements. Prefer some
one under 45 years Of age.
Must have neat legible hand
writing and ability to type
statements. Permanent work,
pleasant surroundings. 37M-
hour week. no Saturday work.
Good salary to start.
CALL MR.. BEAN, MA. 2112