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Evening star., 1952-12-14
Electric Power From A-Enerqy
StM7OYeors Away, Experts Say

petitive atomic energy powering
generating" units.
DR.. William Davidson, director
of the Office of Industrial Develop
ment of the Acc, thought that
within 10 years I'VE will be able
to demonstrate that power can be
made competitive from nuclear
fuel"
. DR.. Enrico Fermi, Nobel Prize
winner and one of the group who
developed the first reactor, guessed
that 30 years may be a reason
able figure"
Another of the nuclear pioneers,
DR.. Arthur Compton, now Chan
cellor of Washington University
at St. Louis. said: Il would be
surprised if we do not have some
actual commercial applications of
atomic power within 10 years.
Those will be in the more expen-
sive power areas. In large scale
production of power, on an eco
nomic basis, my guess would be
closer to so years"
But elsewhere in the report, an
industrial expert. Edwin j. Put
zell of Monsanto Co.. has this to
say:
g. Nuclear generated electric
power is still perhaps four or five
years away, measured in terms
of full-scale producing units. But,
we are ready to commence pre-
liminary, studies and work toward
a pilot plant"
Evening star., 1952-12-14
BY the Assoeiated Press

NEW YORK, Dec. 13.-Civilian
defense volunteers staged probably
the Nations biggest air raid drill
since World War II today. giving
New Yorkers a sample of what the
real thing could be.
All traffic was halted and streets
were cleared from $3.50 to 8:45
AM. as civilian defense workers
acted out the theme of cit could
happen here"
The reaction to a stimulated
enemy atomic attack which the
oretically killed 100000 persons
and injured 277,000 was excel
lent, said 1t. Gen. c. R. Huebner,
director of the State Civil Defense
Commission.
Policeman Shoots Attackers.
One unrehearshed incident oc-
Cured when a policeman told At
Iyear-old Cesar Flores on a Bronx
street to take shelter. The man
angrily drew a 12-inch butcher
knife and attacked him. The
Ipatrolman shot him dead.
But there was almost universal
obedience of the rule to take
Evening star., 1952-12-14
Eisenhower 10 Face
Issue Of Giving Atomic
Data 10 NAT0 Allies
By John N. Hiehtower
Associated Press Stoff Writer

President-elect Eisen hover
seems certain to receive early in
his administration proposal for
revision of atomic secrecy bars so
that the United States may provide
information on atomic weapons
to its North Atlantic Treaty allies.
The State and Defense Depart
mentS and the Atomic Energy
Commission are reported to have
agreed at least informally that
the Atomic Energy Act of 1916
should be modified to that extent
at the earliest possible date.
Officials of these agencies are
understood to have sounded out
members of the Joint Atomic
Energy Committee of Congress on
the idea and found a generally
favorable attitude.
Presidential Nod Necessary.
sSome responsible informants
said yesterday that it was obvious
that no step along this line would
be taken in the future unless the
incoming President felt that the
proposal was sound and should
be presented to Congress for
action.
The present feeling of a number
of military and civilian authorities
Evening star., 1952-12-14
BY the Associated Press

The use of atomic energy in
stead of coal or other standard
fuels to produce electric power
economically still may be any,
where from 10 to so years away.
That wide range of estimates
by some of the top nuclear physi-
cists and industrial experts of the
Nation appeared last night in a
400-page report of the Joint Con-
gressional Committee on Atomic
Energy.
The committee itself made no
effort in the report to arrive at
conclusions or make recommen-
dations. 1t merely compiled scores
of statements. reports, testimony
speeches and papers and presented
them in connection with the in
tention of Representative Durham,
Democrat of North Carolina, to
call a series of meetings on in
dustrial participation" early in
the next session of Congress.
Trend Against Monopoly.
The material showed definite
trends of thinking on whether
and how private enterprise can
enter the atomic energy fielS.
which is now one of strict Gov
ernment monopoly. Among other
points developed were these:
/. The proposal for dual pur-
pose" atomic energy plants stands
high in consideration of methods
by which industry could partici-
pate in program which costs
billions instead of millions. Such
a plant would reduce for the Gov
the plutonium it requires
for atomic weapons. At the same
time it would produce, during the
manufacturing process. enormous
quantities of heat which could
run turbines for electric power
generation.
2. The financing of an atomic
plant for only power production,
except for a limited size or ex-
perimental plant. might be diff
cut or impossible.
3. But despite the problems,
Chairman Gordon Dean of the
Acc felt there was an "upswing
in optimism, including recent re-
ports by four groups of utility and
chemical companies which ex-
plored the feasibility of economi..
cal power production from atomic
Mr.. Dean said of the re-
ports that mot one was pessi-
The Acc has brought to the
point of actual construction exper-
mental power generating plants,
those for two subma-
rines now being constructed.
Chicago Conference Cited.
The committee report contained
a transcript of the Chicago Uni
Versity Conference on atomic
power, held December 2. Some
Of the foremost figures, of 10
years ago and now, in atomic
energy were asked to estimate
when we can have economic COM
Evening star., 1952-12-14

Room at Woodward & Lothrop's S
main store beginning at 6 pm.
The store is emphasizing that it
is a roast beef dinner to combat a
mans usual conception of a tea
room as refuge for salads and
creamed chicken. o..
During the dinner, models will
display the latest in feminine
fashions while soft music plays.
Woodward & Lothrop executives
said the Stag Night idea was
designed to enable the men of the
Washington area to shop in peace
for once. 1t was tried last year at
the Bethesda Chevy Chase store
and was such a success that it was
extended to all stores this year.
Evening star., 1952-12-14
Bright Steel Future Seen

MANILA (P)-A United States
industrialist predicts a bright
future for the steel industry in the
Philippines. Jacques Lourie, man
aging director of Hydropress Inc,
of New York, said the Philippines
has abundant resources for the
growing steel industry. He made
his statement after visiting gov
ernment steel projects under con-
struction by the National Ship
yards and the Steel Mills Corp.
Evening star., 1952-12-14

about these weapons is only about
what has been given out for gen.
eral public consumption and is
not adequate for good military
planning. They said furthermore
that the present American law
would not permit giving adequate
information even to countries
which this Nation is closely allied.
Gen. Omar Bradley, chairman
of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said
last September a few selected top
allied leaders should be given cer-
tain atomic information for their
guidance. But he emphasized that
he would not consider it necessary
to tell them either the size of the
United States stockpile or infor-
nation on atomic weapons them
selves.
Evening star., 1952-12-14

is that. if Congress agrees, this
country's NATO allies should be
given information on:
l. The power of atomic weapons.
2. Methods of getting the weap-
ons to a target (by air, artillery
or guided missiles).
3. The available supply as ex-
pressed in very general terms
whether the United States would
be able to use hundreds or
thousands of A-weapons in
Western Europe defense).
Included in Defense Plans.
Use of atomic weapons is now
being included in strategic plans
for the defense of Western
Europe.
Informants here said the infor-
nation which foreigners have
Evening star., 1952-12-14
Zovudu QuodrupIets
Lose Their TonsiIs
BY the Associoted Press

PITTSBURGH, Dec. 13.-The
Zavada quadruplets of nearby
Latrobe, Pa, continued doing
things by fours today, and as a
result the three little girls and a
boy now haven't a tonsil among
them.
The operations were performed
at st. Francis Hospital. where the
quadruplets were admitted yester-
day.
The Pittsburgh districts only
quads. children of Mr.. and Mrs,
Andrew zavada, will be five on
February Is. They are Bernadette,
John, Barbara and Anna Marie.
Evening star., 1952-12-14
A-Bomb Expert Blasts
U. 5. for It's Apathy TO
Civil Defense Plans
BY the Associafed Press

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Dec. 13-
"A scientist who worked on the
wartime A-bomb project tonight
called for a "grass roots revolt"
AGAINST what he described as
Washington inertia in civil defense
planning.
DR.. Ralph E. Lapp of Washing
ton, former member of the "Man-
hattan Project" and now a private
conSultant on atomic energy, de-
clared the United States has ex-
ploded an H-bomb and Russia will
get its own H-bomb very soon.
Yet" he said, "the Government
pufsues weird policy of saying
nothing"
In a prepared summary of re-
marks for the third national civil
defense conference of county
medical societies. DR.. Lapp added:
Don't wait any longer for
Washington. Take direct action
yourself. If you wait for the Gov
ernment to tell you about the H
bomb, your first enlightenment
may come from the flash of a
Soviet explosion"
U. S. Offers Best Targets.
The Atomic Energy Commission
announced on November Is that
hydrogen bomb "reserach" was in
cluded in 3new weapons test pro-
gram at Eniwetok, in the Pacific
Ocean, but did not say an H-bomb
had been exploded.
DR.. Lapp. who no longer is
connected with the Government,
did not give the source of his
statement that such a bomb had
been exploded.
Asserting the United States Of
fers better targets for the H-bomb
than Russia. DR.. Lapp said "the
very existence of this new weapon
weakens the position of the U. S. A.
relative to that of the U. S. S. r."
"A Saturatlon attack upon the
U. S. A. with hydrogen bombs"
he said, could produce 40 million
casualties. There would be about
II million deaths. The united
States would not be in business
after such an attack"
Dr.. Lapp said civil defense
leadership in official Washington
has been notably lacking"
'ScandalOus' Situation,
"The Defense Departme n t
doesn't really think civil defense
is its responsibility and the way
1t has hamstrung the Federal Civil
Defense Administration is nothing
less than scandalous," he said.
The FDCA has regarded civil
defense as gigantic publishing
operation. AS a result the coun-
try is knee-deep in C. D. PAM
phletS. But we have no civil
defense"
Instead of depending on civil
defense shelters, Dr.. Lapp said
stress should be laid on provi-
sions for rapid wholesale evacu-
alton of cities.
Civil defense must plan for
orderly evacuation or it will be
faced with a wild flight to the
hills" he said, adding:
1T is the only real alternative
to the FCDA's duck in a door,
way club'-that's affiliated with
the fall on your face club both
supported by FCDA."
Evening star., 1952-12-14
Gen. Bradford to Retire

TRIESTE, Dec. 13 R.-Maj
Gen. William B. Bradford, COM
mander of United States armed
forces at Trieste since last June,
will return to the United States
next February and retire from &C
tive service. He is Sc. His Sue
cesSor has not been named.
Evening star., 1952-01-20

AID MAN, copy. layout, prodn.. all
media, agency mnig. experience.
merry Special agent epaa With sursau Sure: Ioof Of
Internal Revenue: broad and diver
stfied experience in CPA firm and
Tax attorneys firm. desires change.
Win consider suitable full or part
time employment or association, Box
AGfoi SERVICE SALESMAN, good
producer. exper. repair shop fore
mgan' man' good local refs. Box 477-c,
BOoKKEEPlNG or advertising done
your. ofice or in my home evenings;
envelopes addressed. Box 449-C,
BS7. g sOlSssd, wi wishes s., ,os Is Is messen-
BOY, colored, wants any kind Of
work. LEROY, Ii. a-s297.
BOY: II, eolored, desires most any
BHs' ADM. q E0sa GRAb 3: sSss q, neat, finance
major, exp, knowledge French,
Spanish desired adm. pos. Box 331-
CERTiFiED matchmaker wants en-
ployment; salary, commission, part
assship; asasp state details, Box AK,
CHINESE COOK desires position in
night club or restaurant; complete
charge OF kitchen. including buying
If desired. Call between 10 am.
Pm; DE: 1882. CHIN DOCK; 9O6
CLERK Ts1ENoGRApHER; expert
enced. eficient; good recommenda-
ctions. Box 4s3-C; Star. 20.
position, part time or dinner cook; !;
avail; from pm: exp. ia. 1001.'
EVENING Law STUDENT, George
town u, colored, 26 years, neat ap-
pearance. desires full or part time
empl. varied experience and educa-
tional BACKGROUND. Cali anytime.
Ii 4-05aS.
ESTIMATOR and construction super
visor, either sub or general contrac-
tor. ayailable full or part time.
FLOOR SANDER FINIsHER. fully
equipped. and with many years Of
experience. wishes to connect with
S1lldsr sTB I,,s9 or Esality 1rm. Phone MIR.
GRILL MAN would like to make
change; prefer day work; in present
place, 8 years: married, dependable,
HOTEL SSGfEi NiaHff Na ff'3 work. good refer
Evening star., 1952-01-20
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT. expert. books started,
aa saught up AUDITED, closed, all taxes.
ACCOUNTANT, part time: books
opened, kept up. statements; Fed
esai; local tax returns prepared;
ACCOUNTANT. part time; all of your
records and income tax returns
prepared BY one of Americas largest
income tax service organiza tions for
less than an average Of 90 cents per
week: OR. 5000 or OIL. 1898.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS small busi-
nesses;, books opened, kept to date;
sudited, closed: statements and tax
Sat and Sun FIR 34S9. 20'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. M.
c. 8. degree. thoroughly exper.. ca
pable full administrative response
bility; now so empi. 10. 6-1633.
ACCOUNTANT- local resi-
dent. 5 years accounting; last S
in retail; supervisory experience, law
deeree: interested in manaaement;
excellent references. Box 26-K. Star.
Evening star., 1952-01-20
AGENTS

CLEANS WINDOWS without mess;
strange dry cleaninG-cloth, re-
places liquids: samples sent on trial.
:. ,k.RIsTEE d15. Akron. Ohio.
WANTED-Men and women take or
Ssss Sss,,v for grodSs,s Sweet .IIe GEORGIA Brown
colored clientele Write for sample
gan ave, Chicago 16.
CAN YOU MAKE $500 in q day
showing latest fashions to friends?
Write HARTFORD FROCKS, Dept.
GB-235. Cincinnati 25. Ohio.
MAKE MONEY with big free outfit.
FAMOUS; .pirts ;,r easy easy t selling Bostonian
Dept. 216. Boston 30. Mass. si'AA:'D
SELL BUSINESS PRINTING, calen-
dars. book matches. other big money
makers; every store and ONCE your
FREE write ARsow ssg sfae sfi9s rourts Sur11s
aye; e. Minnsapolis 15s MINI.
WHERE IiLEat TO BUY 100000 articles
ADVERTISED merchandise. Rush name.
address FREE copy Where to Buy
It." No obligation. GLASS PUB
- LISHIMG. SING. Ellwood City 6. Pa.
WANTED-Women to put on Bos-
old company in homes Of friends,
neishbors. Supervise delightful par
ties with games. prizes; then display
Bostonian line Of quality. low priced
wearing apparel for entire family.
everything supplied. Write for Free
FASHION catalog and details. BOS-
TONIAN FASHIONS. 50 Bickford
st.: Dept: I:l52, Boston so. Mass. :
MAKE MONEY showing neighbors
how to beautify yards with fioWering
shrubs, trees, Quick-bearing Dwarf
fruit trees. world famous Stark va
Eieties: sales kit free. STARK BROS,
Dept. 32312. Louisiana, Missouri
Write 8 Words-Collect $7.65
Make S7.65 on 1O-second demonstra-
ton to merchants. Write on glass
with Amazing Magic Crayon. Pres
to-a 5-color advertising message
takes flre and glows like brilliant
$1,000 profit. Don't wait. Rush
penny postcard for full details.
Complete sales kit all FREE.
ST., dept. CL-13. CHICAGO 10, III, .
Evening star., 1952-01-20
HELP peMesTlc tcent. |,

GOOD HOME In colored family for
midole.ag woman, to take COM
plete charge Of house and 2 children
4 and 8, plus small salary. AK. 3506.
2 CHILDREN need Q mother, father
needs homemaker: white. Christian
lady Of character between % and
SS can make my home her home.
Box 245.D. Star.
EXPERIENCED cook-waitress wanted
Tor adults; no housework; In
washington apt, from 3 pm. till
after dinner, except Sundays: high
est wages; refs. required. Telephone
CLINTON. MD.-woman. clean, com
petent. to help new mother for 2
weeks In February; light housework,
cooking for two. 9 to 8 Mon. through
Sat. Cypress 1924.
MOTHERS HELPER, child care.
g.h.w.; perm. smpl.. live In or out;
son. write p. 8 Box lei. Hyatts., It's
MfDDLE-AGED woman who would
IKE i,cs 3 hSms sste te help with house, ~,
nurse. to live in. Call II. 3-l 1850.
WORKING MOTHER wants reliable
woman to care for small child in
apt; pleasant surroundings. Cali
WHITE WOMAN. under IS, live in
and care. for small apt. and S-yr.-
old school girl: parents both work at
night; must be sober and reliable;
ref. required; day and half Oh wk.;
pleasant work. Call OR. $3.50 after
IL noon Sunday.
NURSING HOME needs q laundress,
cleaner and cook asst; sleep in;
nice accommodations. LO. 5.0S72.
COLORED WOMAN, 2 days a week;
housework and care of 2 children.
Glenmar Park, Md. OIL. 1925.
Evening star., 1952-01-20
SITUATIONS MEN Gent,

PRINTER. Job; fast. accurate, mar.
.r1eu, sober, reliable; must be perma-
nent; viii produce. Box 40-K. Star.
RETIRED bank employe. active. de-
SALES ENGfNEER. ss. od desires iasOi south g-
ern territory as repres., background
In commercial food service equip
mellt; air conditioning and refrigera-
Upward 1lOR excel soI Feis t44b bpeeme gfs, $4,000
Salesman. Sales Manager
can AMI. you US. use a man; in his early
ground in wholesale and retail
,ans meids? oualiiied for sales manage
ties. Capable sales correspondent
and copy man. adaptable to promo
tional ideas. College education. late
MODEL car. Interested only in bona
noe connection. Box 49-K. Star.
flkIek lishtl coa RsiyfR; sfis. eHDer'' heavy or
WATCHNIAN. white. day or night or
.iny ainy aafE7 SHIT; also operate elevator.
rS6NGd yaj d-'sHi' aaN. colored. experienced,
desires Weekend job. y Elk. 543S.
YOUNG MAN, col. ,expr.. wants work
as PBx oper., elev. oper., mech.
OF Snoe repair trainee. TR. 1853. .
YOUNG MAN, 25. seeks interior deco
ends time gratis Box 46s-c, g. Star.
YOUNG MAN. colored. wants lob As
po5tef or restaurant work. Call Ii.
SINGLE BUSINESSMAN. age "a,
active. wishes home and sal. for
services. MR.. WILHEIM. 1911 Yer
ATTENfioN, ai chrysler or cMc auto.
mobile dealers. Have you q spot for
two good statesmen, real producers?
desirous Of becoming associated with
cna cfnspassSle ! EssH sMsSE,,K asn1er XII, s-6s22:
vator and PIX operator desires
york. any kind. after l:30 pm.
HIGH i SCHOOL BOY, colored, desire,
once once work, Or work in store after
woTIb SssHGli G9i Gou o92ni 2ikr to curb ,our
activity. retire, or even expand your
business? Responsible young man
available to take an interest and
snare those responsibilities. Box
PaRT TiME-Youns mi: married man
desires job after s pm. and satmr-
day all day; have car: no sales work.
kI. S-34S5 after 8 pm.
CAN YOU. USE a young man, 90,
with good imagination and ability?
IL years experience photography
years manager retail photo shop
and commercial photo lab, . years
college majored accounting and
business management. Desires work
In any field that offers good future.
Available evenings and week ends,
iull time after April. Box 476-C,
VET, grad. decree; human r.,st,or.
eouc. background; varied work exp;
ressarch; arsas: excs Tsritips; 9ua ssry. broad
COLORED MAN, experienced in bldg
maintenance and all repairs, thor.
oughly reliable, honest worker; refs.
PUBLIC RELATIONS LIAISON-well-
connected. young sales executive
desires position with reputable pubic
relations firm. Box 1910, Star.
COIN MACHINE mechanic. years
experience, music and amusement
mfacnines; fnna may have car and tools. Phone
YOUNG COLORED man wants ian
is9r is9r's jo5 with apt; sober, best ref.
LIVE IN the Silver Spring area.
l work in Washington. would like
70 work in Montgomery Co. My
experience includes the manage
msnt nasnt,,e Of f.I small businesses; such as
cast stations. weekly new neWspapers, %
etc. Technical background. Should
you think my experience useful to
you, Just drop a note and Indicate
when and where you would like to
talk with me- Box 2S7-Z Rtar
Evening star., 1952-01-20
PHARMACISTS

Registsred;. excel. salary. 4S-hr. wk.,
Q S-hr. days, 9 holidays ". with
pay; large prescription business;
IDEAL WORKING cond.. excel, chance
ior !aaL adv;: ,a; vac; with pay after ! VI,
avail. for those ; over b' 30 with ?.sa yss.
sery. Write or apply in person to
Mr.; G: B. Aldrich, Peoples DRUG
SiuohES' ins9an Nc n p st. me-. Wash
PROOFREADER'S ASSISTANT. white.
ior night work; high school grad
gnIe IfITnp nprsieTrsd; ns,,,si must read fiuently.
tneton place and Florida ave. ne.
TELEPHONE SOLICITORS who have
successfully sold advertising; lge.
radio sales campaign Just starting
on local radio station: opport. to
MAKE good earnings on commission
oasis. Intangible radio. newspaper
an ana aavertising ~ expsE. desired. Tele.
ave. NV. bu, s1ss' Or iGHS aU. S1ss. S1ss.
TYPIST for radio monitorins work:
must. have good hearing and be
able to type 40 w.p.m. calI EX
wosSa SosS between 10 am. and pm.
PART-TIME SWITCHBOARD oper-
ator for night work; ideal Tor
s STUDENT; yarious shifts open. Cali
WHITE COUPLE. middle. aged no
ffatlioren' fstsr. no pets to act as care
apis. in Sc. Washington; magazine
fed coal furnaces; husband can
maintain regular employment; wife
must De unemployed. In exchange
1or services. viii give modern apt'.
consisting Of living room. bedroom
Kitchen, dinette and bath. eas
range; refrigerator and utilities in-
cluded. In reply state age, oualifi-
Se[lons and employment. Boy
AGED COUPLE, desirous Of
z GOOD home. on small farm on Lee
nWy. in Va, Is miles from WASH
lngton. Man, capable of driving car.
taxing care OF stock and to work II,
garqen. Woman to assist with house-
WORK on part-tirne basis. Use OF car,
Sa!ary tWhite or colored1. II
BBAUCKM,AN, BOX 3SS. RIB. 5.
Fa,rfax. Va, or telephone FA. .OO9.
SOME ONE in Hyattsville area to
stamp names on newspapers, about
.Gos hours Wed. eve. Call vi.
FARMING. couple, Southern Mary
tana, good house. stock. grain; must
&c intelligent and trustworthy. BOX
Evening star., 1952-01-20
hrLp woMsN

TYPIsT, for old-established ,usur-
MR.. BEAN. Elk. 0S00. --26
TYPIST-Permanent and attractiye
opening In collection department OF
local, well-established Arm; must he
dependable. accurate and neat; s.
day week; salary open. Cali EX,
S594 for interview. pa
TYPIST-Rapid typist. educational
crganization, 5 days. 40 hrs; vaca-
tion after ", 2 weeks; after 8
yrs, 3 wks.; after 5. yrs, 4 wks. !;
non smoker, non-drinker. Salary
based on capacity. Phone MA. a277.
TYPIsT with some knowledge Of
sh9rthand; 5-day wk:; good salary
sosars s0lkhs %oopsoa sSoda5asDs &C. &c. Ms
TYPisT. willing to operate dicta-
phone; for general office work; div.-
sion HEADQUARTERS office, national
concern. small office, excellent work
Ing conditions. 37ha-hr;; 5-day wk.,
ment and sickness disability benefits;
waae progressive plan; age limit, 35.
Apply RIM. 703, 1857 K ct. NV. IS
TYPIST and medical secretary for
HOSPITAL. record room. l710 F st.
TYPisT, for large casualty insurance
company; 5-day. 37la-hour week.
See Mrs. Cassidy, HARTFORD AC-
GGlDENT q INDEMNITY CO. 1000
TYPIST, efacient. neat, 1890 yrs;
4-hr. day, 5.day wk.; permanent,
dependable. Box 20S-D, Star.
TYPlST' efncient beginner neat,
honest, dependable; permanent. BOX
25O-H. Star.
rYPisT Irpls; for interesting work in at
40-hr. VIZ. 706 Dupont Circle Bldg,
phone NO. 1922. incl. sunday, lO-4.
TYP1ST, by generaJ Insurance once:
excellent WORKING conditions. Cali
rYPisTs, for part-time work, Be-
tween the hours Of s am. and 4:3O
Pm. or from 6 to 10 pm In eve
nings. When replying state tipping
speed. age and whether employed at
present. Box 246-D. Star,
Evening star., 1952-01-20

YOUNG COLORED MAN desires work
afternoons. Ii. 7-419O.
COLORED MAN, Al painter, decora-
TOR and general .all-'round repair
man; york by job or steady posi-
ton; 20 yr.'s exp; free to leave city
Or I'VE on premises. HO. 3456.
COLORED MAN desires evening work
afser $50 pm. D. c. permit. LII.
CoLORED MAN. 25, would like part
tlme job. Z a.m.-1:30 pm. LU.
CHAUFFEUR or houseman
desires position; excellent references
AID. 0905.
COLORED PAINTER desires odd job
palnting or any kind of repairs.
MAN wants Job as driver
or helper for bulldozer. HU. 6OS2.
GOVT. labor foreman de-
sires work Of any. kind. from II
pm. Co q am. or pm. to l am.
Phone LU. 1870.