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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-10-02
INJURED AT WORK

Cecil Bates, 2s, Caldwell route
/, was admitted to st. Francis
hospital, Cambridge, Friday
morning for treatment of a lacer-
alton of the right thumb. Eigh-
teen stitches were required to
close the wound. Mr.. Bates is
employed by the Caldwell plant,
of the Cleveland Graphite
Bronze Co.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-10-02

Higher wage rates and full
employment will help maintain
meat demand in 1858.
Laying houses need good venti-
lation when pullets are housed in
warm weather.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-10-02
George Macenko.

George and Andy Schwallie, of
Canton, spent the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Crum and
daughter, Shirley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Crum, of
Crum Ridge, Sam Pryor and Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Mclaughlin, of
Caldwell, were callers at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
McAulev last week.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-10-02

Hundreds of products essential to daily
life and national defense are produced
faster, cheaper, and better because of
natural gas This superior fuel, delivered
to major industrial centers from Texas
Eastern pipelines, plays an essential role
in turning out scores of products for better
living and stronger defense of the Ameri-
can people.
Because natural gas has qualities su-
perior to other fuels, engineers choose it
for many vital production jobs. With gas
Evening star., 1952-04-25
chromed Douglas
5.Pe. Dinaeffe
5o.o5

Duncan Phyfe style toble,
plastic top, 30x40", extends
to 5O"; mother-of-peorl de-
sign, grey, red, yellow. No
mor-bock chairs to match.
9TH Floor, Washington; 4th Floor,
Siluer Spring; 9TH Floor.
PGrkington
Evening star., 1952-04-25
$3.50 Gas Ronse!
Musie Chef
1880

Sove $40! Swing out, woist-
hioh broiIer. BuiIt-in alarm
timer, electric clock. fluor-
escent light. Oven control.
1851 model loL. SO" wide.
Sth Floor, Washington; 4th Floor,
SilUer Spring; 9TH Floor.
PGrkiRgton
Evening star., 1952-04-25
2ee.o5 Gyromotie Wosher!
Bendix
23o.o5

Completely automatic wosh-
er, needs no boiling down.
1851 model G3l2.
1885 Bendix eIec. dryer,
22O volts. 1851 model
E204 199.9S
Sth Floor, Washington: 4th Floor,
Silver Spring: 9TH Floor,
PGrkington
Evening star., 1952-04-25

Figure YOURSELF you whoppine $15o And you
get topnotch Croy eevison thot famous for fowess re-
cepon the Washington oreo No ordinary cobnet either but
highly polished veneeed cobnet you'll be proud to have in
your living Block eIoeee rectangular tube Anieo
speaker ong-dsonce chassis Ready to UF. 1851
model l7COCl. loo96 sensational buy!
Pnrkn0ton
Evening star., 1952-04-25

Tubular steel frome, ball.
bearing hangers. Red, lime,
grey plastic covering thot's
washable. Comfortable in
nerspring seat cushions.
3rd Floor, Washington: 9TH Floor,
Silper Spring; 9TH Floor,
PGrkington
Evening star., 1952-04-25
Metal RolI-Around
Utility Table
6.7o

Steel tobIe, baked enamel
finish: white, yellow, red.
l6x24" top, 81 W" high. z
shelves. Eosy-to-roll casters,
push handle.
7th Floor, Washington; 9TH Floor,
Silver Spring.; 9TH Floor,
P1rkington
Evening star., 1952-04-25

Tubular steel frame, clamp
boIted. z swings on strong
chain, boII-beorine hangers;
non-tiIt scots. Z Ginning
bars, tropeze, flying rings.
3rd Floor, Washington; 4th floor
ShUer Spring; 4th Floor,
PGrkington
Evening star., 1952-03-04

Attorney Harry c. Blanton moved
for indefinite continuance Of the
case on the grounds 1t has re-
|ceived wide publicity. and also
asked for severance of the charges
against Finnegan.
Both Denied.
Federal Judge Rubey M. Hulen
denied both motions.
In addition to the hotel case,
Finnegan is charged with accept
ing two $3.50 checks from Karol-
Kell Garment Corp. now out Of
business. to influence his decision
in a tax case and for allowing the
firm to make back social security
payments in installments.
He also is charged with accept
ing $4,000 from the American
Lithofold Corp. and $641 worth of
furniture from Karol-Kell for
representing those companies be-
fore the Reconstruction Finance
Corp.
Evening star., 1952-03-04
Finnegan Aided Hotel
In Claim Against U. s.,
Witness Testifies
BY the Associated Press

ST. LOUIS, Mar. IA st. Louis
insurance broker testified yester-
day that former Internal Revenue
Collector James p. Finnegan,
while in Office. contacted WASH
ington officials about a hotel
firms claim against the Coast
Guard.
He was Samuel Simon, the Sec
ond witness in Finnegan's trial for
alleged acceptance of bribes and
misconduct in Office.
One Of the counts against Fin
negan charges he received $1,000
from the Warwick Hotel Corp. for
representing the firm in its claim
for wartime damages to the hotel
during Coast Guard occupancy.
Asked Help In 1916.
Mr.. Simon testified he and Saul
Lichtenfeld. head Of a group own
ing stock in the hotel. asked Fin
negan in the fall of 1946 if he
could help in the claim against the
Coast Guard.
A few weeks later the three met
in Washington. Mr.. Simon con-
and went to various Gov
ernment Offices inquiring about
the status Of the claim.
He said they went to the Coast
Guard, where they learned $13, 900
of the claim had been approved.
Then they went to the Justice
Department. Mr.. Simon added.
AS the trial opened Defense
Evening star., 1952-03-04
Argentina Says U.s.. Tourist
Seized Feb. IA May Leave
BY the Assoeic,ed Pres. !.

BUENOS AIRES. Argentina,
Mar. 4.-Argentine federal police
notified United States Consul
General Kenneth Yearns yester-
day that Saul s. Saulsen. %
Detroit (Mich.) tourist who was
arrested February II is now free
to leave. the country.
Saulsen was arrested in the
apartment of a cousin who was a
member Of the Radical Party,
which opposes President Juan
Peron.
He was released from jail Febru-
ary 20 after United States EN-
bassy protests on the stipulation
he would remain In the country.
Evening star., 1952-03-04
! 889 Tombstone Is Found
After 81 Years on Wuy
BY the Assoeia,ed Pres.

by the Assoeiofed Press
LONG BEACH. Calif.-A tomb
stone which has wandered about
California for So years has finally
been located, says Mrs. James K.
Cooper.
It was ordered from San Fran
cisco by her grandfather, Juan
Flores, Of Santa Maria. after the
death of his wife in 1889. En- route,
the stone got detoured and spent
the next 81 years standing in cor
nerS at several California railway
stations.
Now Mrs. Cooper is not so sure
she can find her grandmother's
grave.
Evening star., 1952-03-04
Russians Use Unions
To Help Undermine
European Industry
Continued From First Page.)

Continued From First Page.)
"unity Of action" Coupled with
this will be the cry: National
resistance" This already Is being
applied to the Middle East. but
it is also to be applied to Italy
and France and perhaps to West
ern Germany. It's central theme
will be resistance" to the United
States.
The unity of action campaign
IS to be directed largely at labor
in Western Europe. The national
resistance" will play upon nation
alist sentiments, using former
Fascists. Nazis and any others
who are opportunist enough or
unwary, enough to cooperate. The
Communists will remain in the
background.
The burden of unity of action"
will be benefits for labor. Every
thing that labor considers ideal,
everything that is out of labor's
reach, at least in present-day
Europe. will be promoted by the
campaign.
The immediate aim will be to
lure workers into unions con-
trolled by the Communists, with
strong emphasis upon the Stra-
tegic areas-metal workers, COM
munications workers. tranSporta-
tion workers. agriculture workers.
When domination is achieved the
Communists will have a powerful
weapon for inducing paralysis
whenever they strike.
The Communist-d o m in a t e d
unions, meanwhile, will be used for
other Soviet purposes: nagging
pressure upon governments for an
end to defense efforts. an end to
the remilitarization of Western
Germany, resumption of East
West trade on terms favorable to
the Soviet Union.
At the same time the unions,
co-ordinating with other Com
munist-supported organizations,
will be an instrument for spread
ing unrest and for slowing down
wherever possible the Western de-
fense effort.
Vienna. divided among four oc-
cupation powers. is wide open
from the east for the influx of
Soviet experts" and from the
west for StaliniSt collaborators.
One of the most important Com
muniSt outfits here is the World
Federation of Trade Unions. At |
f1lliated with this are many Com
munist- t-dominated unions which
may be recognized by, the names:
International Federation of Trade
Unions of Metal Workers, Inter-
national federation of trade unions
Of this and that industry.
The unions are organized with
varying degrees of power. from
weak and Ineffective to strong and
potentially dangerous in many key
industries. In France and Italy
the Communist dominated unions
are strong. In Western Germany
and Austria. these unions are
weak, but still are potentially
dangerous if only for their weapon
Of harassment.
T0mOrrow-WFTU, the trans
mission belt.
Evening star., 1952-03-04
Sligo Offers Prize

Sligo, Fire, has offered a prize
for q song for the towns drama
Ifestival-and hopes it will be as
popular as Galway Bay" to help
|attract tourists.
Evening star., 1952-03-04

Tomorrow-WFTU, the trans
mission belt.
Evening star., 1952-02-05
BEAUTY OPERATORS

For new salon at Dupont Circle,
guaranteed salary, $50 wk and COM
mission: also need mgr. Box 399-H.
Star "a
Evening star., 1952-02-05
PHARMACISTS
HELP DOMESTIC

BABY sITTER--Woman. 40-eO: live
family. Extensive free time. Room
and board, plus small salary II ap-
plicant wishes to contribute some
Tine TO l:h;k: Call IA. S-0771.
chlLD ail!. sve cARE' H. ..f shEy alert -Ai.:
500 mo. Box 1fnf is7-Hs fHis1aaf.s star a1f 1Ya''
home; 2 adults: live in optional;
only exper.. reliable with local ref.
nnssd apply. $50 wk. Cali Or.
COOK AND G.H.w.: in North arl-
ington; noon to pm; ) or g day
week; must be willing to baby sit
occasionally, with 8 small children:
10 i've Gay IL ana SdfsG ea5ssTe or $50 wk; to
G.H.W:. plain cook; live in upstairs
Tm;; np tSnd SsS, Of children; refs; $40 VIZ.
G.HW., dependable. white; assist care
elderly lady and g.h.w.; good home;
INV. M Iisht IT, cooking; KIN 'iSs iiSs in: .mpu.
time of; small home; S2S; refs.
GSaaao bet. 10 am. and 2 pm. OR.
G.H.W.. must live in. work mainly
cleaning. light laundry for. adults.
salary open. Westchester Apts. Cali
G.H.W., experienced with children;
c6eEirv p5etfT mi6daieTsgsS; SO sssS live in; light
Gsl Es M Go$ksSs.EP $ss ssS fssss Rs'f sss s:s ssG
HOUsEKEEPER. i've in: 5is-day wk:
care of 2 children: salary SSh per
month. Call oV. O467 after 6-p.nn.
HOUsEKEEPER. 40 to 45. white, re-
dned. live in; second floor room; q
asSsnan.,59,,; aSul6s; must be wiling e assume
Man salary ssH 5dag little sk e0onlns nn:t sSSS sSs
NURSEMAiD, Experienced, fer 4 chill
oren; live in; own room; 2 full days
PEI. per wk; OF; good salary. Cali Rock
WOMAN. experienced, for gh.W. and
cooking; needed for permanent lob
IN modern city home; auto. kit. and.
laundry; live in or stay 3 nighls
Wk. in lovely pvt. rm. with bath;
yea %o IsiS Fsfs; required; $3.50 to start.
WOMAN. white. live in, E.h.w.. care,
OF children. must be reliable and,
good housekeeper. 10. 9-s1f3 Wed.
WOMAN. 40 to 90 yrs, Live in. Ink.
child. Modern. home; good salary.
references and Wasserman REQUIRED.
WHITE Vii e! WOMAN. tSi liv. in. to 1s help
husband Eits Sh'g N sna f.m1 sfEs q inysid saS
AGED housekeeper to live in
and care for 32-yr.- .-old boy. Good
pay. Gail Mr.. Howard, Fairfax 441-J.
RELIABLE. middle-aged white woman.
Tor i.h.w.., and care Of / child, for
70 wks.; live in; $26 wk. IA. z.
FULL-TIdE MAID wanted to live in:
Sl4Q mo. to start, plus social Sc.
curity. Call GIL 1868.
ARE YOU CAPABLE Of taking com.
plete charge Of ? children and house.
nnoId ior working parents? Other
neip employed. Only white, exner.
person need apply; $3.50 mo: Gye
IN. OIL. 1918 or WI. 647b. IS
LIVE IN-$25
ro start. Small new home; 2 chill
with Tv. EN-. 4746. =
Evening star., 1952-02-05
HELP WOMEN

GENERAL OFFICE WORK. Apply
MASSEUSE-Full or part time. Ex-
perienced; 3 days. 1429 r st. NV,
OFFICE CLERK, ambitious young
lady; one who. likes figures; win
train to operate PIX board and
roy d NOVELTY CO. 1915 {
Evening star., 1952-02-05
HELP WOMEN

ACCOUNTANT for c. p. A. ONCE;
must know tipping and willing to
travel within WASHINGTON area; state
salary expected. Box 123-H. Star.
ACCOUNTANT. jr.. for public ac-
counting firm; Bcs decree or EQUIV EQUIV
pI. 2&8A. -
Evening star., 1952-02-05
HELP WoktEN

SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER in
professional ONCE, 40-hrg 5-day wk.;
$3.50 mo. Phone To. 2739 after
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for real
estate office In Takoma Park: g.
day wk; RAFFELL REAL ESTATE.
SECRETARY -sTENOGRAPHER, per
manent position; 5-day. 40-llour
week. pleasant working conditions.
liberal discount on purchases. in
surance. disqualification plan, re-
tirement plan. Apply PEOPLES
DRUG STORES Employment Office,
"a p st. ne. -
SECRETARY -STENOGRAPHER. com
petent; not over 35; for national
organization: salary commensurate
With ability: 5 days weekly. ME.
Evening star., 1952-02-05

467-H. Star. Ill
STENOGRAPHER, experienced, for
steady. part-time work. afternoons
only, in law once. Call RE. $500.
STENOGRAPHER. advertising agency;
must have at least 2 years experi-
ence typing, dictation. Chance to
train for advertising career. Five
dfiay, gay, 4ShopT GsII T yssk; zeaG downtown leca-
sTENOGRAPHER. permanent or tenn.
porary, for full or part time; nc
ewes. or week ends. Interesting
antan4 ana diVefslred Har asYn w9rk; must be com
STENOGRAPHER, experienced, accu-
daS DATE sSaz aesP g@a g9sitOn ncs 5hovr
area. pleasant working conditions.
Good salary, must be reliable. Write,
stating qualifications. Box 438-D.
sTEzNsoGRAPHER, neat, accurate typ
ist, able to take some dictation; an
tary in the administrative ONCE Of
a, social service organization. en-
ploying the handicapped; interest
ing useful work; 5-day wk.. vaca-
ton and other employe benefits:
handicapped preferred. ME. 5940
STENOGRAPHER in law ONCE at
Courthouse Square in Arlington: hrs.
9a5; 5-day wk.; salary open. Phone
sTENOGRaPHER. for general once
starting FEB. IL; consider beginner,
II reliable as to attendance, and
able to handle dictation. Call DI.
1865; between $50 and $50 pm,
sTENOGRAPHER for real estate Of
nee; 5-day week. Apply BOSS &
PEHLPS. INC. 1417 K st. NV. 3
STENOGRAPHER - National educa-
tional organization; five-day week.
7R-hour day. Telephone Hudson
$500. MIR. MATHER. 10
STENOGRAPHER, alert. neat young
woman; 1886. to work in branch
of1ce Of leading life insurance COM
pany: moderate shorthand and typ
ing ability and one who enjoys
working with figures; 6-day, 371a-hr.
'wk. with benefits and advancement.
FIDELITY MUTUAL LIFE INSUR-
ANCE CO.. EOS Tower Bldg, 14th
and K Sts. NV MA $3.50. 10
Evening star., 1952-02-05
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT. expert. books started,
caught up, audited, closed, all taxes.
open rate, SH 6564. o.
ACCOUNTANT-oficer mgr. acctg.
degree; exper. in auto. Plbg. real
estate; whole foods; elect. con. Be
available by Feb. 25. Call AK. 1900.
AccoyNTANT oFfRiIeciE MGR. s7.
married. acctg. degree. 8 yrs, varied
exper. 500 wk. 81. 8Si3.
ACCOUNTANT. part time: All Of your
records and income tax returns
prepared BY one Of Americas larResf
income tax service ORGANIZATIONS Tor
less than an average Of 90 cents per
week; OR. 5000 or OIL. 1888.
BARTENDER, colored, excel ref,
reliable; available immediately. AID.
non-drinker, non.
smoker. reliable. honest. Al mfxol-
ogist; White. Wants perm. position,
CO. 0467. -
CPA desires assistant from prac-
Box 496-H. Star, *
Evening star., 1952-02-05
HELP MEN

soLORED-GAs STATION ATTEND
ANTS--Must have d, c. driving per-
NIT and references. Apply in person,
CHERNER MOTOR CO., 17Sl
Evening star., 1952-02-05
HELP WOMEN

CLERk-TYPIST. 1898, for interest
ing work In Ice. mortgage banking
hrm: should type about so words
per minute; permanent employment:
hours, 9:15 to B, five days o week,
paid annual and sick leave, COM
INC, M0rtgage-Bankers. 1928 x st.
NV. Ma. 5000. ~
CLERK-TYPIST, some dietation. g.
day 40-hr. wk.; ne. section. MR.
WATKINS, La. $500. $3.50 to 8,
ChERK-TYPIST, perm. position, s.
day wk. Apply CAPITOL PRINT
ING INK CO., 500 channtns pl. ne.
Evening star., 1952-02-05
HELP WOMEN

cASHIER.BO0KKEEPER-dood sal
AIRY. Apply in person, STAR CREDIT
CLOTHING, ia 7th st. NV. -
CASHIER-TYPIST for insurance Of
nee, 5-dy. wk.; permanent position;
$40 per wk. to start. Apply 500
Victor Rldg z24 9th st NV "a
Evening star., 1952-02-05
CASHIER -TYPIST

CASHIER -TYPIST
Young lady needed by ma
tional small loan organization.
tunity for advancement. Many
employe benefits. Apply in
LIBERTY LOAN CORP.
3407 Perry ST., Mt. Rainier. --5
CHIEF CLERK, working supervisor In
once handling mailing records;
some typ1ng neces.. past exper: in
fling, addreSsograph. graphotype
desirable: must like detailed work;
handicapped pref; 5-day wk,; good
working cond. ME. 5940 for appt.
CLERKS-Permanen excellent sur
roundings;. 40-hour week; good op-
portunity to advance; liberal vaca-
ton and sick leave; under 40;
personal interviews between 8 an.
and pm: Personnel Once. Ma
TIoNAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY.
3rd and r Sts. ne. 3
for hospital admission ofiee.
MAN at GIL. $500. 20
CLERK = Salesgirl for interesting
work in Photographic studio; art
exper. helpful. good personality and
initiative essential; salary open.
Appiy AZ peASVAs 4A4@ VI et. H.W.
for watch and jewelry re-
pair department. One with expe-
rience in estimating and sales work
preferred. 40-hour. 5-day week.
Apply personnel ONCE, SEARS
ROEBUCK d CO., Oil Bladens-
burg rd ne. -7
CLERK, interesting position in policy
preparation section; accurate tipping
with a. erage speed necessary. We
have attractive ofnces. q fine group
Of employees. 5-day week and an op-
portunity for advancement. UNITED
1925 Eye st NV. Room 502. -
have an immediate OPEN
ing in q perm. pos. for young lady
to call our dealers for their daily
orders; 40-hr. work wk.;. starting
salary, $42.50 per wk. Cafeteria in
Evening star., 1952-02-05
HELP WoMEN

TFPIST. some knowledge Of book
keeping, to operate Remington Rand
bookkeeping machine; exper. not
nec.; permanent position for steady,
dependable person bethesda area.
METROPOLITAN PETROLEUM CO.,
WI. 900. Mr.. Seaton. -
TYPIST, white; 4()-hour week, per-
manent position. BOY SCOUTS OF
AMERICA. Ma. 1868. -7
TXPIST-High school graduate: good
salary. perm. position. 5-day week.
Call ST. 0624. -
TYPIST CLERK-Insurance claims
Mrs. Refs. $40 WOODWARD BLDG.
: DI. hl&O a
Evening star., 1952-02-05
CASHIER -TYPIST

Eighteen to 35. white; for appliance
finance CO, in downtown area. Five
day Wk., permanent position; salary
open. Call MR.. HARRINGTON, DI
Evening star., 1952-02-05
M N
MAN

MAN
With car, to train locally for per.
manent position with large manu-
featuring company, WIN CONSIDER
worker. Not canvassing. Man ac-
cepted will work under direct super-
vision Of manager. Earnings while
training, around S100 weekly. Ap-
ply Wednesday, ell am, 1116 o
st. Sc.
MEN. 2 full-time and / part-tinne
start on a one or two day trial basis
what an excellent opportunity this
is. Full-time Fuller Brush dealers
average 500 and up per week. Call
ing on regular customers by appt.
Fuller Brush customers are pleasant,
every yee day necessities @ M regularly. mo No
experience necessary. An experi-
enced man will train you. Apply
Oil NATIONAL PRESS BLDG 14th
and F SITS. NV. or call DI. 4477 or
DI 349s IS
MEN, 1880 yrs Of age, for outdoor
eromotoRs ReFk W0ff esibe H5
figures. 5-day, 40-hr. wk. Varied
hours. Paid vacations and sick
leave. S202 80 per mo. to start with;
inSrefss Monaas atsr tSrousS moS raay APRly f8o E
pioyment ONCE. CAPITAL TRANSIT
Co, 36th and NJ sts. NV. Take
No 80 Rosslyn car. .
ben, colored. part-tirne sales work,
ewes. and Sat-: about So hr,; neat
s sdass Ap as5s 4cz X R'fi fslB BqHf
st: NV, Wed, 5-S pm; 20
MEN-Several are needed to train
locally for permanent position with
reputable company. Inexperienced
men who are willing workers shall
be considered. Those accepted will
canvassing. Prospects and appoint-
ments provided by company; Salary;
Earnings while learning will exceed
S100 weekly. Car required. For ap-
pointment, -RA. 1908. -5
YOUNG MAN, white. as clerk IN
= wholesale supply firm. Apply 623
YOUNG MAN wanted to learn junk
business. Apply in person. 421
YouNG 1SG e; Man MAN to sell Boy Scout uni
: forms and equipment; permanent
ans H5Sn aHe ssoRRT RTassEN cENrER EPEksg sh GGn amd
YOUNG 70 M; MAN MAN, grad. ensr. to be asst.
tools and industrial equipment; sal:
plus bonus: HU. 1855. "a pm; -
credit and collection department,
retail store; permanent; excellent
salary. Apply 1877 7th st. NV. 20
YOUNG MAN, about % clerk-typtst; /;
an unusual opportunity; substantial
starting salary. Address Box 329-H,
Star -5
YOUNG MAN. past draft age. for re-
ceiving and general stock work in
retail store in Arlington; experience
preferred but, not necessary; good
sales position. JERRY'S, 40I9 So
2Sth st. Phone TIE. 1000 for appt.
, -6
YOUNG MEN to learn a trade in
wood working. apprenticeship pro:
gram; paid while learning, paid
holidays, 40-hr. wk.. q vacation and
-, other employe benefits. Apply j. E.
HANGER, INC, 221 6 st. NV. B
Evening star., 1952-02-05
MEN NAVAIIABLEN NOW

For employment. odd Jobs, yard work.
wall washing. carpentry. house
Harbor Lights Corp. NE. I532.s
SALES MANAGER, factory represent.
ative: quality, TANGIBLE lines only.
Box 215-K, Star. o.
YOUNG MAN. coiored, wants Job a.
porter. grocery work or utility man.
Ii 6-3I05.
COMBINATION painter and paper
hanger. color mixer. hardwood nn-
tshing: steady employment only; rel.
eFenees furnished Box 227-K. Star.
COLLEGE STUDENT, part-time work.
Available during day, Tuesday.
Thursday. Saturday. Can type. IA.
G%RRb. HAD MECH. ENG. wants evening
and week end work: 0 yrs. axper.
heat. a. G. piping. plans ana epee1.
Boz 807-K. star.
fCnnk1nlaaA - WNRk E01G8 4
Evening star., 1952-02-05
HELP WoMEN
LQC,.AI

for Childcraft sales
work; prefer ex-primary teacher or
one who likes children and UNDER
stands OF. desires to learn new pro-
gressive child guidance methods; are
80 to 80. Position Is permanent.
Opportunity for above-average In
come and chance for advancement.
Write Box 373-H. Star SWING edu-
cation. age and phone. -
Evening star., 1952-02-05
CLERK
CLERK
FOR ACCOUNTS PAYABLE.
NO TYPING REQUIRED.
PERMANENT POSITION.
40-HOUR WEEK.
GOOD SALARY.
VIM. HAHN & co.
9TH AND K SITS. NV.


POSITION-High school
Background; some tipping necessary;
permanent positions, good hours and
cIERk-fTYPfsT. LEI K White. @ age eo-s5,
general office duties, circulation
dept. national magazine: excellent
opportunity for advancement: s.
day wk;; free Decentralization; vaca-
aaToSS ti9n GSne RIFLE If ind Assocsro ss5 Il GssE
1900 r. I. ave. NV. facing Scott
CILEtlRsK-TYPIsT, LtlsKT familiar with die
tating equipment helpful: 37A-hr..
5-day week; downtown office. Pleas
an, working conditions. Vacation
pRTrRsoN ffd sIs5 erSe 1851 PE'Tteffs st. nw Nz
CLERK-TYPIST. permanent position;
5-day, 40-hour week; pleasant work
ing conditions. liberal discount on
purchases, insurance and hospitaliza-
Ge PaP pRG Fst15epsns sToRPs Rsn Empos APp
with switchboard ex-
perience; good starting salary: new
modern office building; 5-day wk.;
vacation, and other employe bene-
(white) general Of
flee work. Age 1925; must be ac-
Shelton '1cfls 1cH2s. &. sToTsTs ssV5s Co, ma IA.
CfIiEsRiKa-rYpIsr-white; sia good hours
and salary: usual employe dement's.
Call Mr.. White. DE. 1900. L. P.
sTEUART. INC. 1440 P st. NV;
Evening star., 1952-02-05
AGENTS

WANTED-Men and women take or
ders for Sweet Georgia Brown
beauty. products; sells on sight 10
colored clientele. Write for sarnuls
case offer. vALMOR, 245I-J Michi.
gan ave-, Chicago 16.
Evening star., 1952-02-05

Observation-Disclosures
Short training course for hostesses,
mattresses, cashiers: no fee: no pre-
vious experience required. Train now
for restaurant and club positions;
day and evening classes forming
now. Apply 2003 Eye st. NV. ST.
0512. WASHINGTON RESTAU-
RANT ASSO. -6
Evening star., 1952-02-05
CONTROLLER

CPA;. law graduate; 13 years con.
working closely with top lliaYinre.
ment; Retailing. manufacturing and
building construction. Experienced
taxes insurance, government regu-
iasIons. Capable administrator. Boz