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Evening star., 1952-03-16
Navy Checking Scale
Of Priyute Industry Pow

ANNAPOLIS. Md, Mar. Is (Pl.
Six two-man teams of Navy en-
ployes are checking IS Baltimore
and Annapolis firms to determine
if Navy wages match those of pri-
vate industry. u
The surveys are "in keeping
with the Navy's policy of paying
wages to unclassified employees
for the same type of work"
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Elections subcommittee to plug
the loopholes in the Federal cleo
ton laws.
This is going to be one of the
dirtiest and toughest campaigns il
recent history and we've got tt
have some Marques of Queens
berry rules or risk destroying one
of the cornerstones Of democracy
free elections" Senator Monro.
ney declared.
Gillette Favors Change.
The subcommittee chairman
Senator Gillette, Democrat. of
Iowa. also wants changes in the
election laws.
The situation has become
worse and worse" he said. "More
and more loopholes have been
found by which the purposes OF
the law are avoided. Expendi-
lures of exorbitant sums have
reached an unconscionable point,
Unless we can control it in some
way, no man of moderate means
can possibly conduct campaign. /"
Senator Gillette wants the law
changed to make each candidate
responsible for the money raised
and spent in his election and re-
sponsible for reporting every cent
OF it. Under his plan, it would
be unlawful for any one to raise
or spend money on a candidate
unless the candidate approved.
AS the law stands now, he
pointed out, any number of organ
lzations can raise and spend
money which the candidate does
not have to report because he can
say 1t was done without his knowl-
edge or consent. This not only
gets around the limitations on
Evening star., 1952-03-16
Warren 5 Campaign
lin Wisconsin Moves
|At Speedy Pace
BY lie Associosed Pres, I

1
DE PERE. Wis. Mar. 15.-The
tempo of the campaign Of Cali
Ifornia's Gov. Earl Warren in the
Wisconsin presidential primary
gained momentum today.
Everywhere he went in Eastern
Wisconsin-near the shore Of Lake
Michigan-crowds were bigger and
more enthusiastic.
Despite bright sunshine. the
temperature was below the freez-
ing mark but crowds gathered 80
minutes to an hour before his
S ch e duled appearances and
cheered his arrival Justify.
At a breakfast meeting in She
boygan there were 200 people on
hand Four hundred heard him
in q street-corner speech at She
boygan Falls, 800 jammed a hall
at Plymoth, 200 awaited him In
front Of the city hall at Kiel, $50
during the noon hour at Chiffon,
200 at a farm bureau meeting
at Valders.
\ Really Covers Ground.
Gov. Warren was guest at a
luncheon in Manitowoc arranged
by the County Voluntary Repub-
lican Committee. Later he adj
dressed a combined labor rally
and public meeting in speech
broadcast over the Manitowoc ra-
dio station. Then he moved up
the lake shore to Two Rivers,
Kewaunee Algoma Luxembourg
and on to Green Bay for dinner
and another broadcast. Tonight,
his appearance at st. Norbert
College here was part of the COM
munity'S campaign to become the
first in the Nation to get 100
per cent turnout of the registered
voters in November.
Gov. Warren continued to ham
mer away at his claim that the
national administration should be
"overhauled from top to bottom"
He said the Taft Hartley Act
needed modification ito keep
abreast of the times so that work
ers. management and the people
are treated equitably.'
Views on Socialized Medicine.
On the subject of socialized
medicine, Gov. Warren said he
opposed it on a Federal basis but
thought it ought to be handled
on the State or local level on
some sort of insurance plan.
There ought to be some way
OF helping people of modest in
come to get the required medical
care" said Gov. Warren, but T
would not want it to be as Fed
eral dole"
Gov. Warren is scheduled for
a television appearance in Chi
cago Sunday afternoon. Then he
will fly back to his home State.
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EIection-luw LoophoIes
Election-Luw LoophoIes
Curb Cdn1poig Funds or Lose
Free Voting, Legislators Warn.
Fight Pressed il Congress for stotutes
10 Eliminate Evils Of Hidden DolIurs

Senator Monroney, Democrat,
OF Oklahoma warned yesterday
that the people can't expect the
morals Of Government to be clean
II sources of political power 60
back to the ethics OF the corner
saloon.
The Oklahoma legislator is
sparkling the move in the Senate
Evening star., 1952-03-16
House Probers Quiz
Ba|timorean for Data
In GrunewaId Case
By Cecil HcIIond

A Baltimore businessman against
whom a huge tax claim is pending
is being questioned by House in
vestigators pursuing an intensified
inquiry into the activities of Henry
w. (The Dutchman) Grunewald,
1t was learned yesterday.
Mr.. Grunewald is the mysterious
Washington figure who is facing
contempt action for refusing to
answer questions before the House
Ways and Means subcommittee
investigating tax scandals.
His name has figured in the
subcommittee's investigation Of an
alleged $500,000 shakedown at
tempt against Abraham Teitel-
baum. wealthy Chicago lawyer.
The Baltimore businessman who
is being questioned is H. H. Klein,
against whom the Bureau of
Internal Revenue has placed a
jeopardy assessment said to total
about 81 million.
Called Back for Inquiry.
Mr.. Klein was questioned by the
House investigators last week and
is scheduled to appear again. The
subcommittee has been seeking for
months to determine Mr.. Grune-
wald's interest in several tax cases.
Charles Oliphant, former gen.
eral counsel of the scandal-hit
Revenue Bureau and an acknowl-
edged friend of Mr.. Grunewald.
told the subcommittee last De-
cember that Mr.. Grunewald had
made inquiries about the Klein
as well as the Teitelbaum cases.
In other developments bearing
on the investigation by the sub
committee headed by Representa-
tive King, Democrat, of Califor-
MIA, into tax irregularities:
/. The subcommittee scheduled
h public hearing Wednesday to
look further into the activities Of
several New York revenue agents,
including one who was 'lavishly
entertained" with his family by
the principal in a large tax case.
Will Question Nunan.
2. The subcommittee planned
to begin this week with a series
Of closed hearings to question
Joseph D! Nunan, jr., former COM
missioner of revenue, and other
former high bureau officials. Mr..
Nunan has been the target of
several attacks by Senator Will
liams, Republican. of Delaware,
for his activities as counsel after
leaving the Revenue Bureau, for
several businesses having tax
troubles.
8. The House investigators said
Mr.. Grunewald was under sub
Evening star., 1952-03-16
Mount Vernon PTA to Meet

Alexandria Schools Supt. T. c.
Williams will speak at a meeting
Of the Mount Vernon Elementary
School Parent Teacher Associa-
ton at 8 pm. Tuesday in the
school auditorium.
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Fourth of . Series.
Evening star., 1952-12-14
BY A. E. HOTCHNER

l. BdtksUord facing seats. Recently, an
Raj Hastings, which is one of the few planes
that now has backwards facing seats, crashed
spectacularly, but all Is of its passengers sur
vived. Of the l9 passengers aboard Valetta
that crashed last year, Ia were completely
uninjured, slightly injured. all seated back
to-engine. And of 81 persons aboard British
Hermes that crashed into the Mediterranean,
so miraculously survived the impact.
US. Air Force Major ]. P. Stapp, using
himself as guinea pig, proved that the human
body could withstand much greater rate of
deceleration than had ever been thought pos
sible. The real problem is to keep the passen-
ger from being thrown against something
when the stop occurs.
The Pentagon has revealed that in the
future Navy and Air Force planes will have
backward-facin seats when the aircraft are
primarily for carrying personnel 1t is quite
likely that this revolutionary move will force
commercial airlines to follow suit.
z. Crash chute to sIoso falling plane. "In
the case of impending crash," the Mayo
report says, "parachutes attached to the plane
Evening star., 1952-12-14

CUPPosE the plane in which you were flying
~ was forced to make crash landing? You'd
fasten your seat belt and pray - and chances
are, you'd need to. Today's airplanes are not
crash-proof. The question is, can they be
made so?
Within recent months, two groups of out
standing experts - one in England, the other
in the United States - have issued reports
that may we'll make the airplane of the future
at least SO per cent safer than it is today
These aeronalitical scientists have word
that describes what they are trying to
achieve for the airplane: :crashworthiness.
The United States report comes from the
famous Mayo Foundation where, since the
end of World War II, DR.. Edward J. Baldes of
the Section of Biophysics, and DR.. James ].
Ryan of the Aeronautical Research Labora-
tories, have been working on the problem of
how to prevent injury in airplane crashes.
The British report was presented to the Royal
Aeronautical Society by Mr.. w. Tye, who is
Chief Technical Officer of the Air Registration
Board.
Here, in THIS WEEK exclusive, are the out
standing features of tomorrow's safer plane
Evening star., 1952-12-14

should be available to allow a slower descent
and to break the fall. Much could be accom-
plished by the use of parachutes in reducing
impact and allowing the plane to descend in
an upright position. Also, this would reduce
the destruction on the ground due to falling
planes"
1t is also recommended that drag chutes be
used to slow the plane down. Used success
fully on military planes during the war, these
chutes could be released from the tail of the
plane when it is about to crash. They would
greatly reduce the speed of the plane and les
sen the force of the impact.
3. Front part Of plane to absorb total
crash impact. Both reports agree that if the
airplane were constructed 50 that the forward
part would collapse on impact, the remainder
of the plane would probably survive intact.
In plane of this type of design, the occupants
would all sit aft of the wing Galleys, lava
tories and wardrobes would be placed for
Evening star., 1952-12-14

ward. The belly of the plane should also be
flexible, to absorb the impact of fbelly-landings.
4. Pilot situated tosCGrd rear of the plane.
This suggestion was advanced primarily for
military planes. However. if engineers could
provide rear pilot visibility comparable to
what it now is there is no reason why COM
mercial airplanes could not use this feature
also. At present, pilot and crew are completely
vulnerable
8. Reduce the fire hazard, With:
. Automatic fire extinguisher in wing beside
the gasoline tanks.
Carbon dioxide to food burning engine
in case of fire in fight.
Engines that burn off and drop without
damage to the wing (this is now done on few
us. military planes.
. A safety fuel less ignitable than gasoline
The British advocate kerosene
Wing-tip gas tanks, used so successfully
Evening star., 1952-12-14

Can passengers and crew survive ssfatal''
experts believe - provided that we adopt
a set of revolutionary air-safety ideas
Evening star., 1952-08-07
OFFICE CLERK

Interesting work in purchase
order department for young
man with high school edu-
cation. Must be good with
figures. Cooperative group
insurance plan, paid vaca-I
tion and other employeI
benefits. Five-day, 40-hour
week.
Evening star., 1952-08-07
hELP--MEN

YOUNG GROWING automobile con-
Germ needs aggressive young man to
develop with company. knowledge OF
cars necessary; straight salary;
splendid opportunity. PEOPLES MO-
TORS INC, 1856 Eastern ave. Sill
yer Spring, Md. -
RECENT COLLEGE GRADUATE, ex-
ceptional managerial opportunity In
outstanding company, for young
man with sales potential; salary
plus incentive plan. Call Ma. 2147.
WE WANT statesmen who are
tired of 'big deals and "big
money" We want saleSmen who
will be satisfied with S10O per
week. (But you get your money
every day. We have q brand-neW
item that Is sure seller; little
instruction. required even for in
experienced salesman. End A., 1895
No. Veitch St., Arl.. IA. 1904. 10
IF YOU LIVE in FOREST HEIGHTS
@ L A S S MANOR HILLCREST
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VILLAGE;
DISTRICT HEIGHTS-SUITLAND;
SILVER HILL-TEMPLE HILL; AC-
COKEEK- K-PISCATAWAY. If you have
the desire, ability and contacts to
obtain hstings YOU are invited to
join. part or full time, an established
and reputable Real Estate ONCE
sales staff. Write Box 1880, Wash
igtOn 20, D. c.
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HELP--MEN

HOUSE, OFFICER. white; 35 to 90
yrs: of age; references to sobriety
and honesty required; work. IL pm
to z am; good starting salary; in
surance benefits after 3 months,
advancement assured proper person
Apply managers office, between IL
pm. and pm. HOTEL ANNAPO-
LIS. 11th and H sts. NV. -
HOUSE MAN, white, pleasant work
ing conds. Apply housekeeper, CARL
TON HOTEL, 10th and K sts. NV.
IRONWORKERS, ornamental and
misc, exper., white. only; top pay:
steady work for sober. steady and
reliable persons: disqualification and
Othe5 benefits ana ss sysi Aggly Sn Sas
1910 Mt. Olivet I'd. ne. IS
Venetian blinds or
similar experience. Apply WASH
INGTON SHADE & AWNING CO..
2O21 18th st. NV. No phone calls.
INSTALLATION MAN, white, for
awnings and Venetian blinds: pre-
fer experienced. but will train man
with carpenter background: top
wages, steady work. JU. S-5050.
MEN-Gasoline pump
and tank. Apply 9 L st. S.w.,- be-
tween 7:30 and 8 am. Ill
JANITOR, reliable ana Soper; good
lob for right person: small Office
bldg; elevator license necessary.
Apply $40 F ST NV R00m 10 -
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HELP WOMEN tcont. J
CASHIER

Must have finance office exper, In.
Surance and disqualification bene.
f1ts. paid vacation. Pleasant sur.
rounding. good opportunity. Apply
IN person See MR. H. L, SHIPPERS.
1O3 Alfred ST.. Alex, Va, Ill
Evening star., 1952-08-07
HElP--MEN

SERVICE STATION SHIFT MGR,
csf Eso syensg sgo1 1atssnSSa9 SW9
SHEET metal FOREMAN. exper., to
take charge Of designing, fabricat-
ing and installing, duct work; op-
portunity for sober, industrious
METAL, INC, 1929 Fort Meyer dr..
Arl., Va. IA. 2-2442. After s cali
FA. 1882. -8
SHEET METAL MECHANICS, steady
year-around work, good pay. SOLAR
HEATING CO., Owens 1900. -12
Evening star., 1952-08-07
RADIO TECHNICIANS
For Essential Industry
Apply
NATIONAL ELECTRICAL
MACHINE SHOPS, INC.
919 Jesup Blair DR..
Silver Spring, Md.

REAL ESTATE-With or without ex-
per-; statesmen for new firm; full
or part time; commission. 7O& for
Va. Wash, Md. JOHN ALDEN. 1854
Wilson blvd. ia. 7-02S3. IA. 7-676U.
REAL ESTATE MAN. residential and
business rental exper. necessary;
must have car: salary and COM
mission. Box l39-D. Star. -S
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, exper :,
mlddle-aged, sober, aggressive and
honest. Can align with small Office
that will back him and promote his
activities in either Prince Georges
or Montgomery counties. DU. O741.
Evening star., 1952-08-07
AUTOMOBILE
SERVICE CONTROL
OPERATOR

Young man. high school graduate
automobile experience NOT neces-
Sary. This is an unusual oppor-
tuntty. For details, contact Mr..
Grafton Keeney, Service Manager,
MONROE FORD CO.. 1887 East
West hwy, Silver Spring. 81. 1900.
Evening star., 1952-08-07
ASSISTANT MANAGER
ASSISTANT WANTED

Man. 1885 with car to assist me in
creased business, will make attrac-
tive offer to the right man. Apply
in person only to MIR. MAYES, 743S
W1sconsiye ave. Bethesda. Md. --S
AUTO BODY MEN (2) for Washing
toms largest Pontiac dealer; expert
working conditions. Apply ARCADE
PONTIAC CO., Mr.. Poats, 1887
Irving st. NV. -l2
AUTO BODY ESTIMATOR
an experienced body estimator. In
surance adjusting experience pre-
ferred, but not essential. See Mr..
Simmons after 8 am. LA. 6-86OO.
PYRAMID AUTO BODY CO., INC.
1885 Bladensburg Rd. NE.
AUTO BODY REPAIRMAN = Paid
eGssEs sssry ana xhss op SSsS
599s. F. AND T. AUTO SERVICE.
AUTO MECHANIC. 1st class. to I run
shop, $3.50 basis. RIGGS GARAGE,
2i9 Risss I'd. ne. GE. 1858 or NO.
AUTO MECHANICS. experienced on
Chrysler products; 5-day week; sal
ary and bonus plan. insurance bene-
1its: paid holidays and vacations;
StS0AJ OuLL N14s 4JltbtCs NyFt.
1000. PEAKE MOTOR CO. Wiscon-
sin ave. and Albemarle st. NV.
AUTO MECHANIC, front end special
list; permanent position; 5000 pay;
plenty of work; 5I2-day week. See
Mr.. Krobath. AMERICAN SERVICE
CENTER, 5S5 N. Glebe rd., Arl.
AUTO MECHANICS (2). men experi.
enced with Fords preferred; we'll
equipped shop provides steady dov
of work; big incomes being made
by our commission plan; 5-day week
Apply Mr.. Worsham. LOGAN FORD
AuToMATiC WASHER SERVICE
MAN. knowledge Of automatics es-
sential. 4O-hr., b-day wk. Liberal
car allowance. Many good COM
pany benefits. Apply In person,
c. J. Boudreau. $500 v st. ne.
SEARS ROEBuCK & CO. -
AUTO PAINTERS-Top wages. mod
ern well-eQuip. shop; vacation. holi.
S oSLMsTnEAp ns MoToR Co ~ 1000 owl vii.
son blvd. Arl.. Va. 0W. e400. Iii
Evening star., 1952-08-07
HElP--MEN

MAINTENANCE SUPERINTENDENT,
garden project; knowledge general
maintenance ana gas furnace; must
on prof.; hospital benefits. bonus,
vacation. sick leave: permanent lob.
2506 Iyerson st. Sc. 10. 9-97S9.
Evening star., 1952-08-07

REFRIGERATOR MECHANIC, expert
eneed shop man. ALLISoN's: AID.
REFER. MAN, full time. service eTr
refers; in customers homes; car
yk for adRanee
ment; good salary plus car allow
ance. vacation with pay and many
other employe benefits. Apply Mr..
Bolts, LACY'S. Service Bldg. 1880
RooF1NG oe'I Sei And AM SIDING applicators.
helper. BOND ROOFING CO. ST.
guaranteed salary plus
comm; Apply DOWNER CLEANERS.
Nichols ave. and Sheridan I'd. Sc.
DRIVER SALESMAN to drive
l1a-ton truck on whlse. route, must
be, honest, sober. and reliable, be
able, to give good ref: permanent.
burg I'd. UN. 1000. -9
SALES MANAGER for major ap-
pliance dept. to handle small sales
force: must be of high caliber and
expper. eeXper. in kitchen planning. HO.
SALES MANAGERS for D. c. ca and
near NEARBY S.Htss6 Va; and Nd. Nd. to earn an
capable of organizing and handling
groups OF 10 to Is statesmen. phone
ia. S-5646 or call in person be-
tween 9 and 5. End f.. 1925 No.
g veiteh St, Arlington: 10
SALES MANAGER-T -TRAINEE - Is
your ambition bigger than your
present outlook? AAA-1 company
(oWned by Marshall Field, Chicago)
will select a personable man with
direct selling, training experience,
to train for sales manager. Also
opportunity for Junior salesman
who wants to learn high-type SELL
ing and get into the big money
bracket. Give age. phone. p. o.
Box 1904, d. C.
Evening star., 1952-08-07
HElP-MEN

PRESSER, please apply In person.
3 BLUE FLAME VALET SHOP. g4o
one who can do rough
spotting. Apply. PARIS CLEANERS,
81 30 Benning rd. Sc. p
PRESSERS, wool CD, must be ex-
perienced.- and reliable, excel SAL
ary; steady job. Apply DEBONAIR
PRESSER, wool. I want q first class
presser with experience on better
class work. One who will give me
an honest days work for O per-
manent position with good pay.
Apply APP 14th st. NV. -
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CASHIER-TYPIST

Exper. not necessary: S4s, 6 days:
discount privileges; paid vacation:
| permanent. Apply in person. JAY
| DEE'S. 1907 G st. NV ~
Evening star., 1952-08-07

BEAUTICIAN. hair styiist, man or
wages and esSg commission; MS napS slday Weef
Air conditioning. centrally located
Beauty SALON, iNHj Ii65 q St. NV NV. Q
BEAUTICIAN-Full-time operator for
new air-conditioned salon In n. Arl.; :;
no license required: salary plus COM
mission. Cali IA. 7-1ss7 or IA.
BEAUTICIAN-Good all around oper-
ator wanted. FRED THE HAIR
STYLIST. at Brooks. 11O9 @ st. NV.
8
BEAUTICIANs-For 4 beauty salons.
APply NE gols 12th and F SITS. NV. Phone
salary. permanent position for an
expert all-rcund operator. HO.
BEAUTY OPERATOR-Are you in
MOOR BEAUTY SALON. 360l Conn.
BSooeRKIKSEEPER; small ONCE: simple
set of books: train with present
good hours caii FIR. 1921 for sp.
pointment. Start August 4.
BOOKKEEPER-ASSIsTANT - Excel
lent working conditions. 40-hour
week. Good pay. Call EX. 3242.
BOOKKEEPER, 37z-hour. 6-day wk..
vacation and sick leave; pleasant
working conditions IN ditioned
downtown ONCE. Mr. Peterson,
1901 H st. NV. -1S
BOOKKEEPERs or girls good ct
figures, white. for 1se. Wholesale
distributor; 5-day week, excel. op-
Jortunity, vacations. etc. Apply 1121
9Th st. NV.
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st. NV. 10
MAN, experienced as q crew manager.
With direct sales group. State
briefly your experience and qualifi-
cations; Box -105-B. Star.
~a car ssseHts meehsniesis aS ssaes y afs
clined; permanent work; old, estab-
lished concern; will be trained to
do specialized service route work.
Apply 10 am. to 4 pm. or Satur-
day before l p.m.. 92s Eye st. NV.
MAN. up to 25 years Of age. married
sales dept, Of General Motors
tsEssting to an rox applicant stgr with
MAN-To work on dairy farm. Good
living conditions. Experienced or
inexperienced. Good pay. Crescent
MAN, white, single preferred. non
as janitor ct large truck terminal.
Room. board and good salary. Re-
Ply, Stating past employment. Box
MEN, interested in learning sheet
metal fabrication and other types
auired. See Mr.. Stearn. bet. S:30-
IL noon. COLUMBIA SPECIALITY
CO, INC, 503 Bradley blvd, Chevy
YOUNG MAN with mechanical and
electronic ability for position in
PHoNE CORP. 1910 Conn. ave. See
YOUNG MAN to learn hardware sales.
Korean GI bill available. See Lowrey
Maloney. MALONEYS, INC. 1926
Ga. ave-. Silver Spring. --S
YOUNG MAN. to enter dental business
in inside stock work, developing into
inside sales; some experience in in
ventory control helpful; 5 day week.
employe benefits The s. s, WHITE
DENTAL MANUFACTURING CO.,
1703 Eye st. NV. 10
YOUNG MAN, high school graduate,
as stock clerk for large parts
Stockroom, employing Q men. Tech
nical nature; tipping ability neces-
sary. Good working conditions and
write Box sso-D. Star. stating tGS
YOUNG MAN to work in general
contractors ONCE; willing to do
outside work whenever necessary.
Call GIL. 1415 for appointment. -
YOUNG MAN OR BOY who Is will
ing to learn bookkeeping. RIM. 217,
Bond Bldg, 1404 N. z. ave. NV.
YOUNG MAN, 1929 as mail clerk for
national trade association: no pre-
vtous exper. required; 5-day wk.,
with good pay and hours. Apply
a&
Evening star., 1952-08-07
DANCE TEACHERS
BALLROOM
DANCING

Experienced only. Full or
part time. Excellent salary.
r. B. FOWLER
DELIVERY BOY--Excellent working
conditions; good pay. Call EX. 3242.
DENTAL TECHNICIAN, white, to
$3.50 after o pm.
DISHWASHER-Apply 2206 4th st..
Evening star., 1952-08-07
SALESMAN
MEMS CLOTHING
CLOTHES. lOl2 F ST. NV

executive type, to con.
tact men and women: no convass-
high earnings. ST. 1878 until 8 pm.
7S
SALESMAN-Young man to sell To-
cally. nationally advertised product.
Must be energetic: car essential.
Good future for man who qualities.
Salary and commission basis. Call
experienced. furniture
store; some evening work. Apply
2Q2l 14th st. NV. 8
real estate-Small but
very. active offlce; parking space at
all times; plenty of exclusive list
ings on good D. c. and Md. prop
erty; money-making opportunity for
experienced full-time man. For
prompt interview. address Box
166-D. Star g
Evening star., 1952-08-07

man to take full charge of shop.
Excel. working conditions. Paid
vacation and other benefits. See Mr..
Mahoney. ADDISON CHEVROLET
Evening star., 1952-08-07
HElP-MEN

COOK, experienced 2nd: hours. 3 pm.
to 12 midnight; salary, $50 start.
Apply 4015 s. 2Sth ST.. Arl.. Va.
TIE. O096. ---9
COOK, colored. must know sea food:
top wages; come ready for work.
Apply WHEELER RESTAURANT,
Abs Wheeler rd. Sc. 10. 3-9S65.
COOK, colored. good salary. Apply
354S 14th st. NV, after 3 pm,
or call TIL oo12: I'm 1902 g
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PRODUCE HELPER
NO WEEKEND WORK

Perm. Job with opportunity for ad-
vancement, VIII load trucks and go
out on route. Drivers permit neces-
sary; starting time $40 am. Apply
bet: 8 am. and 3 pm. to GOVERN
MENT SERVICES, INC. 1885 2lSt
st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-08-07
HELP WANTED AGENCIES

6ecys., stenos. bkprs.. recpts.. typists
f1le clerks. payroll clerks, bkpR. mch.
prs, cashiers. PIX oprs.. other.
1920 N. Y. AVE. NV. RIM. 5O6.
Evening star., 1952-08-07
CLERK-TYPIST

> I IFI6I
mt working condi.
Apply In person.
:. AIT Conn. ave.
-S
Evening star., 1952-08-07

age 1925, pleasing
personality, no experience r1ecessaryi
adapted to work in accounting de.
partment; splendid working condi-
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