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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-12
South Africa
More White Supremacy Nay Result
From Elections Next Wednesday
By Richard Eryklund

men-who could act only on mat
tiers affecting the natives. Two years
ago Parliament, led by Nationalist
Party Premier Daniel F. Malan.
voted to put all colored voters on
q similar special roll.
Court Steps In
But the Supreme Court ruled that
such a law would be in effect con-
stitutional amendment and would
have to be passed by two-thirds
majority, as was the 1886 law affect
ing the natives. DR.. Malan attempt
ed to override the court through
another act of Parliament. He failed
and now has scheduled the coming
election.
The Nationalist Party's announced
objective is to attain a two-thirds
majority in Parliament and pass
legislation that will insure for all
time white supremacy in South
Africa. The philosophy of the party
Is this:
AS natives and coloreds far out
number whites, there must be COM
plete segregation of the races or
there will soon be complete assimi-
lation. They say frankly they would
rather die than let down the bars.
Believers in Calvanistic predestina-
ton, they quote the Bible to prove
that God ordained the dark races,
the sons of Ham, to be servants for
ever.
The most intranSigent whites in
Sist there must be two completely
separate South Africas, one pure
white, the other native and colored.
each to have its own government,
industries and areas. Most Nation
aliStS, however, would rather see
something like DR.. Malan's "apar-
theid"-meaning, literally. apart
ness" Whites and blacks would
have their own areas, but the ma
tives would work for the white mans
factories and shops. Apartheid
recognizes that white prosperity is
based to a great extent on native
labor.
Opposition rory
The opposition group is the United
Party. 1t is, of course, another
white party, but somewhat more
liberal. The United Party says the
natives are there to stay and so
should be educated and integrated
economically into the community.
The United Party believes, however,
that whites should remain firmly in
control.
So the campaign is not being
/ fought over white supremacy, but
over how much and what kind Of
inequality should be continued.
Secondary issues are language and
the constitution. English and Afri-
kaans-a modified kind of Dutch
are intrenched in the constitution
as the official languages of the
Union. But the United Party, made
up predominately Of persons Of Brit
ish descent, fears the Nationalist,
mostly Dutch, would use their two
thirds majority to amend English
out of the constitution. And, the
British fear, the Nationalist might
even take South Africa out of the
British commonwealth.
NotionoIists Fovored
Best guess for Wednesdays cleo
ton is that the Nationalist will win,
possibly with their two-thirds ma
jority (the lineup in Parliament
now is Sc Nationalist, "a United, 6
Labor and 3 Native).
Asian and Arab nations stand
ready to demand that the United
Nations step in if African unrest
threatens world peace. 1t would
take more than U. N. resolution,
however. to induce the Afrikaners
to give the black man the equality
he wants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-12

panieS do not expire until June 80,
1854. The union can reopen this
June for an adjustment of wage
rates. but it could hardly take adj
vantage Of the reopener to push q
new demand. JAWS five-year con-
tracts with automobile manufac-
turers do not run out until mid-1955.
But the union already is exceedingly
vocal about the annual wage.
A demand for a guaranteed wage
Is not new to steel industry negotia-
lions. The union of the late Philip
Murray first brought up the idea in
1914. and asked for it again last
year. On neither occasion did the
union push its demand very far.
Last year the union dropped the
demand after a token effort. It
concentrated its energies on the
union shop and higher wage rates.
But, like the JAW, the steelworkers
undoubtedly will make the annual
wage its next major bargaining OBJ
jective.
JAWS Cose
The JAW says the country in the
past has failed to solve the prob
lem Of unemployment and part-time
layofts largely because those who
have the power to solve it Gem
ployers) have not had to pay the
cost of failing to solve it.
i 1.-THE annual wage attacks this
problem at the root. It shifts to
the employer, where it belongs, the
cost Of unemployment. 1t requires
the employer to pay the workers as
the employer himself is paddy
the year.
Workers and their families live
by the year. biological need which
they share with stockholders and
corporation officials" the union
continues. e.. Workers must pro-
vide for their needs every day in
the year. They cannot meet those
needs when they are left without
jobs or earnings for weeks or
months at a time. But little will
be done to insure them jobs
throughout the year until employers
are given greater financial respon-
sibility in stabilizing employment"
The union adds that "a sound
guaranteed annual, wage plan will
arouse arrangements social con-
science and stimulate its social in
genuity by putting pressure on its
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-12

plans will become nearly universal.
The idea obviously is most attractive
in lean times. j.
The JAW and the huge CLIO
United Steelworkers are the unions
which, so far, have shown the most
interest in the annual wage. Neither
will be In position for some time to
push its plans. The steelworkers'
contracts with the big steel COM
Evening star., 1953-10-10
HELP--MEN

PLUMBER, must have jobbing exper,
white. Must have D. c. permit, good
all-round year job: nondrinker.
Apply 1882 Ontario I'd. NV. No
phone calls accepted. Ia
PLUMBER to work in nearby Va,
and sober Call XII. 9-686s. 10
PLUMBERS (2). first class, and 1
repairman. 3471 Washington blvd,
ArL, Va. ia. s-7s9S. 10
STOCK CLERK, driver
ecSGd, cSSunterma1i D. & TrRYTnE permit sfTP hlEn
PLY CO., so Canal st. s.w. Ill
- Experienced jobbing
men. Must have drivers permit. Ap-
ply before 5. 10l1 E. Capitol st; Ii.
C2,, experienced at re,
PLUMBING CO, 3o06 Ga. ave, TU.
jSESi SUPPLY CouNTERMaN.
exper. preferred; good pay. ,call
"a; $500. TU. 2cc2952. is
PLUMBERS, exp; $3.50 per hour.
ng ReP0S Eeady for FreSeTc geTk At Md 4ta
caH cail Monument MoaSIr Ste 3-sses. aei'A' % wio "
PLUMBER, repairman. must be ex-
W. ]. BAUMBACH, INC, 4I47
Wilson blvd, Arl., Va. ia. 4-1250.
PLUMBER. with Maryland license;
builder will finance. 10. $4,000.
white mechanics only.
pHAsTERaRs. HMAAsTERsasRRs white; experienced;
report Immediately. 300 blk. Of 37th
st. Sc. LA. 6-3454; LU. 1-6937.
Evening star., 1953-10-10
ANTIQUE JEWELR1

ANTIQUE JEWELRY
RsFs sIso' agate cameo portrait carving
ROBIN JEWELS. sos 18th st. NV.
AUTO RADIO, custom signal selec-
tor type; for 1882 Cadillac: S66
BABY SB' Ca CARRi1AGE, lssi rhayer, good 1 con.
pasS dtiSn csRRlAGAh SRR a. 2iss Ssosa dark F1een,
BhBY fs peC CARRI2GT Rfst 2fr ri Mhtnsy sS@G sc7o
matte, folding coach, S25;. bsthi-
nette S5G 81 sterilinzins equip, etc.
BABY CAlRRIAGE. Thayer; rotary
for SO. LII. 4-50i9. ''"', u III"
BAR mirrored with glasses. Blond.
BHTHf2Bs' Sal HI7GaSS built-in type. -! SIS:
NC Las Lee hwy. wy Key Bridge.
BED-Double, mattress and box
springs; dresser and chest: good con-
BHn BdlfIop sipTe Tfss HoIJwoSd KI SG9i5 almost @
$40 or best offer. JU. 9-477O. Ill
BED-Antique, solid walnut spool,
with mattress and springs. TIE.
BEDS. Gie, double deck, with ma mattr..
5I5H@EI' 5I5@I,' SeG 81. g: 7.ea55a 9t best 0her' To-
BEDS, double folding Murphy type.
very sturdy and comfortable, mo
mattreSsl, $50 each. Apply 1417 N
BEDEDble.. modern design. mahog..
box springs and matt. Also Iiv' rm.,
chairs. Best offer. OIL. 2-7393. ii
BEDRM, FURN.-Wal bed. vanity
with chair and dresser with large
mirrors; good cond. JE. 4-434s.
BEDRM. Solid crotch mahog. dble.
bench bookcase, end table. DU. g
BEPRooM i m SUITE. TIE r pieces. walnut
BEDRM. sUIIE-oak, double dress
$1q5 $n9 oGxTpringsi KF a. Jess than vr. old.
excel. cond RA. sSS7s GSis 0sf; after VGsip4s: pm
BENDIx DRYER. Sl25; yr. old:
new condition, Call Webster 5-532s.
BIcYcLEsmoirls M I and boys schTinn.
BIcYcLEs@AI sizes and models fin.
American and English bicycles; full
selection of 3-speed racers and "a"
iightweights. So deposit will lay
away away your selection selection until Christmas;
goods; let, us, help you; the home
gear shift. BLALoCK CYCLE CO,
Sll5-I7 Ga. ave, Sill Spg.. JU.
9r5o59i s,,g %; Open to pm. Mondays
BICYCLE-Brand new 90 in. S34. .95.
- IN, S3695 Also a full line Of
English BICYCLES. Open Sun. 10 am.
to pm. College Park cycle and
9PSft 20 o5ss1 SR9p' 5olo Berwvn road.
BICYCLES-Boys' 20-in., 500: 26-in.,
$50. Good cond. I107 Allan Ave,
Falls Church. JE. 3-S75S. II
BIKE, | boys 24-in... 500; l Or. blue
bunk beds w/springs. mats, $50; /
mahog. dresser W mirror. S25 l
dark oak dresser w/mirror, $3.50;
] Aft. met. bed w/springs. $3.50:
l dble, metal bed wJsprings, SIS: /
pore. toilet tank and top, . plastic
seats W/lidS, all white, S15; Let OF
wood frame window screens and
doors cheap, .elec. cell and wall fix.
and II; and table lamps and many
add: shades drapes and pic. frames
cheap. See at rear 1920 Kansas
BOILER" II. W. Crane cast iron .e sec'l.
5S2 55rner s. f. sS r0qms peSG SIntsI el
NJ. H controls now working. over
look 3-0539. III
BREAKFAST SET a chairs and
table, chrome, red, formica mother
ot.pearl top. JU. $1,000. Ill
BRICK, face or common new one
ALASKA COAL e. Eric BRTcK 'esorofxs: CO., IA:
S-5SS5. OF. f-7300
Evening star., 1953-10-10

WOODWORKERS - Openings for ex-
per. mechanics in union shop; only
sober, steady workers apply. LANK
WOODWORK CO., 1st and K sts. Sc.
Evening star., 1953-10-10

exper.; good salary,
RH EsS svnd7d Eith PAY oy oT Tai fTeo M6 BUTTER
FILTER. white, eXper.,
for women's apparel shop; 40 hr;
week; good salary. NO 7-2620. 10
SECRETARY, experienced insurance
underwriting, casualty and FIRE; D.
day wk.; good starting salary, pleas
ant working conditions. Box 34l-X
SECRETARY sTENoGRAPHER, to
patent lawyer. Must be competent,
alert and accustomed to working in
busy office. Central location; 5-day
week. Salary. $500 per mo. Phone
MA. S-3310. Ill
SECRETARY, age 25-45, experienced.
accurate shorthand, to work in ma
tionally advertised frozen food Of
flce; 5-day week. pleasant working
conditions, numerous company pene-
fits, paid vacation: salary open. Per-
sonal interview Monday, Oct; IL;
between 9 am. and IL noon. GOOD
BROS, INC. 1901 37th pl., Brent
wood, Md. Do not phone
Evening star., 1953-10-10
;ITUATIoNs-MEN 6 WoMEN

BOOKKEEPERS, accountants, clerks
noon and evening positions while
attending school. Many are expert
enced. If YOU need part-time en-
ployes, call BENJAMIN FRANKLIN
UNIVERSITY EMPLOYMENT SERV-
ICE, 100 10th st. NV. Republic
7-2262 ID
WHITE COUPLE. honest. wishes posi-
tions working together in home in
Md, Va, or D. c.; refs. RE. 1860.
Evening star., 1953-10-10
HAVE YOU AN OFFER
SITUATIoNS-WoMEN

BOOKKEEPER, typist,
white, desires general office work.
Capable. AID. 2-427S. IL
BABY SITTER, settled. refined
woman; experienced; best of refs;
day or night call AID. 2-6109. 11*
experienced. College
BOOKKEEPER- SECRETARY will ac-
cept your backlog of work or help
with your regular routine; work
done at your Office CT mine; hourly
rate or fat fee; local references;
in private industry. EN-. $3.50. 15+
GIRL WITH CAR needs work Satur-
days or few evenings week. EX-
perienced in bookkeeping, answering
service, office machines. 1E. 6-4093.
GIRL colored, desires full or part time
nightwork; also day Saturday; Ii.
HOUSE MOTHER. white. refined, ma
ture; experienced; live in; good ref
erenceS. Box 24S-V. Star. IL"
LADY with car desires interesting
position. Musical and interior dec
ora grating ags background. Ho. 275}l.OO'
RECEPTioNIsT OR CLERK-TYPIsT
Howard student desires part time
Job; Ii: 5000: MISS SCOTT. IL
-STENO., Al, diversified
exper;, desires temporary position.
STENOGRAPHIC WORK done at
home or your office; ewes. and week
ends. Call HO. 2-1657. Ill
accurate WORK done
at home. IA. 9-ll35. 10"
LADY desires to man
age small rooming or apt. house for
owner; ID yrs. eXper. Phone LO.
YOUNG COLLEGE GRADI,ATE With
B.A. degree in psychology and teach
ing experience. some tipping. Reply
Box AK, Star. III
WHITE, mature woman as
companion, light duties; live in
references. Box 241-V, Star.
WOMAN desires secretarial
position. Business college graduate.
Trade Assn experience. EN-. 3-S354.
COLLEGE GRADUATE desires part
time clerical work. RA. 6-669s
YOUNG WOMAN desires work from
2 to 5 days: can care for children,
etc. Call any time. LU. 1-46S4.
GIRL desires job, exper.
elevator operator. Ii. 7-2254. IL"
WOMAN, non -drinker or
smoker. desires eve. wk., 6 pm. It'll;
baby sit, dishwaSher. Office cleaner
or short order cook. RA. 5000.
CoLORED college grad. with various
qualifications desires position; Ii.
Evening star., 1953-10-10
HELP-WOMEN
BEAUTICIAN
MANICURIST

Must be first class. 3 days. Salary
open. Apply in person, RUB1NO.
1853 Conn. ave. II
BEAUTY OPERATOR wanted. Also
shampoo girl. Exper... top salary and
commission; 5-day~wk., 9-6; off Sat.
during July and Aug. AUGUST1NfIEoSS
Wilson blvd, in Colonial Village,
experienced, on con
struction work. Apply STONE
WALL CONSTRUCTION. s72O Flow
er ave-. Silver Spring, Md. JU. g.
CASHiER-Good pay, paid vacation
hospitalization: no Suns. or night.
work. Apply in person. Mr.. Ar:
thur, WALGREEN DRUG CO., $50
No. GIebe rd., Arl., Va. 10
CASHIER and. general ofhce worker
ence in posting payments to ledger.
desired. Starting salary to aualified
person. S55 wk. Apply in person tc
Mr.. Mcdaniel, EASTERN FURNI-
TURE CO., 500 H st. ne. Ill
Evening star., 1953-10-10
HELpMoAEN
Secv. for Boston. Mass.
SINGER
Full or Part Time
CAP'N GUYS CLUB
1912 N. Y. Ave. NV.
After 9 PM.

STENOGRAPHER-CLERK - Salary.
S3.672; 35-hour week, paid vaca-
tions. Please reply stating expert
epce, age, availability, to Box 252-X,
Star. Ill
STENOGRAPHER WANTED, ofice
Baltimore manufacturer; under 35:
salary, S45 weekly. Address Box
SS-T, Star. 10
Evening star., 1953-10-10
HELp--MEh AND WOMEN

COUPLE German preferre6, do
everything except care of children
in doctors embassy row town house !;
live in on 2nd floor: experienced.
high-type parties with recent refer
ences; $500 per month with bonus
and raise with Improvement. Call
MRS. HORNER. ST. 3-26S8. 10
URANCE-Assistant manager. in
surance department. Large mort
gage banking and real estate office;
Must have selling experience and
be available Immediately. Car es--
sential. Salary, commission and
car allowance. All replies conflden-
tial. Write Box 1S6-X. Star. Ill
SEWERS-Must be experienced on
suits, coats; full time. permanent;
excel. working cond. ERLEBACHER.
TUTOR in Gregg shorthand several
hours weekly for individual wishing
to improve speed. TU. 2-24S1. -12
FULL OR PART TINE REAL ESTATE
SALESMAN wanted; plenty of good
listings. viii sponsor new salesman.
See Mr.. Murray, HAROLD-ROBERT
g. CO., INC, 11o1 Vermont ave.
WHITE MAN OR WOMAN to operate
and manage a small sandwich shop;
only experienced need apply: for ap-
pointment, HO. 2-0S43. III
Evening star., 1953-10-10

COOK white or coloredr. foreign
driver: no babies; uniforms pro;
yided: to. live in. Pvt. room and
bath. refs. req. Monthly S15O,
or DU. 1882 or cali in person
any morning bet. 3 and IL at 3012
Mass ave. One-half day on per
week and one-half day every other
c0sMETIC eSldE1f CAREER for area G woman
weekly and experienced in out
t;g,ot'G ing for refined . won, woman who is am am
phone essential For local inter
view. write age, business back
ground. Replies confidential. Box
coGNTEE eSfNS s'aIi AND GRILL GIRL. for
new grill and coffee shop; Apply
HARRINGTON HOTEL, 18th and E
stS. NV. Ma. S-S140. Ill
COUNTER CLERK, to work in down.
town valet: must be exper: in dry
cleaning; good salary and hours.
Apply 633 st. NV; -lo
start; must be thoroughly expert
eneed and capable. LU. 1-34ol'
EIECTRoMATIc LEI; TYPIsr nBM1, with
PSM experience for position as pro-
duction assistant on national maga-
zine. Must be fast, accurate, neat
and able to work under pressure.
Excellent salary, 5-day week, down.
town location. liberal retirement
and disqualification plans. Box
325-S, Star. Ill
Evening star., 1953-10-10

complete instructions for installa-
tion. Save over 50cc.
SECO SALES ENGINEERS
JU S-3010. Day Or Night
PAINTER-Master craftsman; does
papering and all phases of quality
III years in business. MA. S-9655
PAINTING - Interior and exterior
1st-class work free estimates. MR.
THOMPSON, RE. 1-3732, -l2
PAINTING, interior: 30 yrs. satisfied
estimate. Call HOBERT, LU. q
52S3 after 6 pm. -12 =.
interior and exterior. Call
A. DOMINICK. ia. 2-6S30. any day
after ; pm, all day Sunday.
PAINTING = ReSidential-co
cial fine workmanship at sensible
prices; free estimates. ia. 9-4040.
PAINTING. exterior; 1st-class work,
materials. do own work; 2 brothers;
white; refs. IA. .2-173l. III
faslnPs@S FAX Phose 5E $685. 'SnS44 arlington, f FAR
PAINTING. interior and exterior;
commercial and residential. Wall
paper removing; no drinking: hon.
est work .AD. 4-6325. --13
PAINTING CONTRACTOR--Commer.
cial and residential: satisfactory 25 20
PAINTING AND REPAIR WORK, BY
aSHF asE for or MR. n fIafraSi aATToN. IT, rn'' IL
PAINTING-ReSiden COM; white
mechs. Free est. Call evenings
PATNTER, nsiRo"9i ist-class white mechanic
hour or lob: have own solIpment
Wori, Guaranteed 10 S-05Bu il
PAINTING, PAPERING; interior. eX-
terror, For reasonable estimate, cal
JU, G.4z71.- or JU. 5-42l9. =.
PAPER HANGING, $40 a room up
fine selection of paper. Do owr
work; guar. RA. 3-0024, RA; 6."33i3
Dor and material; int. painting; esti:;
PLAlSTERING, patchwork a a -, spe, 9 E.
cheerfully given. JU. 9-0S11. --12
PLUMBING AND HEATING-Furnact
repairing, cleaning: highest oualit!
pTfMRING TTrE mas rats; nE 9ST s;tts7nc
spoIting. roof painting, bathrooms
any make, 1915 up; hot-water
heaters. $50 up; work guaranteed
Free eStimateSaao W. H. McKEN'
PEEMiBfNG. EExi M 9iifSG; hff9TrNG AND 5 Rodr.
ING. remodeling and repairs. c
WRIGHT. days. ia. 9-24SS: after
6 pm, LO. 5-4S13. Ill
POSCHES BUILT or inclosed. with
regular or glass lowered ialousie
windows; free estimates. SECC
SALES. JU 5000, day or night
me bid on your porch
The Porch Man, WILLIAM j. PEP
FER JU. 9-3420. Ia
REMODELING-Bet Bethesda. Silver Spg
and SUBURBAN NV. Washington. Call
ZENDORFER CO, INC. OIL. 4-5336
AND COVERING of all
furniture: qualified service. Always
call MR.. PITTS REPAIR SHOP. 703
Evening star., 1953-10-10
HELP-DoMEsTIc Cont
HOUSEKEEPFR reliahle warted |

HoUSEKEEPER, reliable, wanted. for
small new home in Massachusetts,;
good salary; fond Of children and
willing TO move to Boston. Call
HU. 3-7700, Ext. $50. today. Ill
HOUSEKEEPER, white: live in;
mlddle-aged woman who wants nice
home. OIL. 9-9421. Ill
MAID -G.H.W.-Live in; fond Of chill
dren; good salary. JU. 7-7504.
NURSEMAID. experienced. for 3-yr.-
old child; live in; refs. EN-. 3-79S9.
WOMAN. c5-45, care for Q girls, ga
and 4 yrs; 5ia days wk.; mother in
sanitorium; pvt. home conv. transp
TT 6-0099. Ill
WOMAN for gh.w. in exchange for
apartment accommodating . people
,i and part salary; WO. 6-7651. 10
WHITE WOMAN, wanted, to keen
home; Central Wash. loc.: knowl-
edge of English not nee; S32 wk.
FILiPiNoC GOoK. to live in: car help
full; good salary: Apply MISS GORE,
6 Eairfsx TanSS Hotel Ho. 25t4s0;; IA
STRONG. WILING WOMAN. to help
family. JE. 3-9659. III
WHITE WOMAN, care for 2 children;
some housework; live in; $50 mo.
WA. 1880 Ill
WHITE LADY wanted; resp, refined;
to live in, care for 2 small children
for working parents; modest salary;
5-day week. Box 211-M, Star. Ill
ROOM, with private bath and board,
to Japanese girl, working or student
in exchange for baby-sitting and
Lh.W. Call LU. 1-0661. Ill
EXPERIENCED HOUSEKEEPER for
New York area; fond OF children;
good salary; references important.
JU. T-6S97. -12
white: parlor maid
waitress; to live in; upstairs rm.
Call EN-. 3-261O. .-12
Evening star., 1953-10-10

RECEPTIONIST-T -TYPIST
80 w.p.m.: knowledge of dictaphone
helpful but not necessary. Interview
by appt. Call BILLY GRAHAM
EVANGEL1STIC FILM, co. 5-1070.
Evening star., 1953-10-10

10, double deck. with mattr.,
s. $50 ca. or best offer. 10.
Evening star., 1953-10-10
MOTOR rRAvsL

WE WISH a responsible individual tC
deliver a new Plymouth to West
Palm Beach, Fla. win pay gas anC
oil to person to drive and deliver
the car. Phone ST. 3-3515. Ill
DRIVING TO BOSTON. Friday. Oct
10; will take riders. Call OF. 4-7110
Evening star., 1953-10-10
Flagstone and Stone

WORK
Cement drivewayS, walks, steps,
porches. retaining walls. tile drain
age. Also outdoor f1replaces.
ANGELO MARCUCCIO, JU. 9-1769
FLOORS CLEANED, WAVED; walls,
windows washed; painting; prices
reas; Ii, 4.Go55, II; 3-2I4I; ~
FLOORS SANDED AND FINISHED.
cleaned and waxed; old floors made
like new. Call any time. WA. I'll l29,
SANDING and refinishlng;
work guaranteed: eXper. mechanic;
free estimates; average room, SID
CO 5-4S30 Ill
TT; old, DC and up; free est; work
guar. c. L. HINSON, Ii. 3-154S.
FLOOR SANDING. finishing. cleaning
and waxing. Reasonable rates, free
estimates. Call RA. 6-G795. ---l6
FLOORS refinished like new; free
estimate, very low price. c. R.
COVER, WA. 7-6S6S any time.
FINISHING, repairs;
free estimates by experienced f1n-
iSher. AP. 7-05SS. Ill
REPAIRS. painting. plas-
tering. carpentry work. roof paint
ing. repairing: no Job too small.
PRINTZ, Ii. 4-1511.
plumbing. furnace. repair,
cleaning: highest quality work; reas.
rates DE o-SQ7o Ill
Evening star., 1953-10-10
SALESMAN

Long established, house trailer COM
pany needs several experienced sales
men at its suburban Va. branch,
to sell nationally famous mobile
homes; salary and commission. paid
Phone Mr.. Schaf before noon for
appt., which can be arranged during
evening hours.
American Trailer Co., Inc.
WO. 6-3231 ii
sALESMAN-sOLICITOR-Excel. op;
storage company representing lead
ing national long-distance moving
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work in truck service station; ex-
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and good pay. LEHMAN'S TRUCK
ING TERMINAL, 1925 New York
SERVICE EEsi 9;E' STATION MAN-we are
looking for a man interested in get
ting started with a Major Oil Com
pany; energy and initiative more
important than experience to start;
4O-hour week. Apply in person.
CAPITOL SERVICENTER. 261 Con-
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
With lubricating eXper.; over 20
yrs. old salary open. Full time. g.
day week. Apply in person. ARNA
VALLEY ESQ. 2720 s. Glebe. rd..
sHEETMETAL WORK - Gutter and
downspout man: experienced; no
other need apply. Poplar 2-6S34
between So pm. 10