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Evening star., 1953-07-04
AUTO MECHANIC

Must be expert on foreign cars. Un-
ing condition, company benefits.
vacation with pay; Apply IN person.
MANHATTAN AUTO
KAISER-FRAZER, INC.
7th and r sts. NV IS
AUTO PAINTER, exper.. lacquer and
basis, plenty Of work. Ideal WORKING
:sd nS wS5esrrn .o5ef man Aa3gro
BODY CO., IA. $4,000. Mr.. Lee.
AUTO SALESMAN-we have an at
used-car salesman. capable Of ap--
praising trade-ins you are are not not
Ssy' MsssOda AuTo f15eF wHoIEsAtERs IA f Pso Nc Nc
1881 Bladensburg Rd. ne. Ii. s-ss0o.
dealer; good refs. Apply ARCADE
PONTfAc CO.. 1897 Irving st. NV;
see M Peers H HSEn q Mr.; c.I1snt M:Tknam vort s
Applv HS 'Ei;x NAVY ExcHANGE. National
Naval Medical Center. Bethesda, Nd.
BIBLE SALESMEN for our latest tdi-
tions average $100 = week and up.
write "Bibles," p o. Box 507. Nor
folk, Va. for interview in Washing
BODY MEN (a,. needed due to in
5-day week with paid holidays and
vacation, disqualification and Tree
me NE msnr msnTanSi otb.r 6eneffs See Mr.
Mckinley. HILL q SANDERS. INC.
11l4 Vermont ave. NV. =
BooKKEEPER; sxpsriensed. Apply
NEW YORK JEWELRY CO.. 7l9 sth
BSRickEAYERs ri wanted. rlazed tile
and partition work Ions job. Apply
IO2 W. Jefferson ST.. Falls Church.
BRRI1CKLAYERs. union Job. at Brad
ley blvd. and Chevy Chase dr.: also
New Hampshire ext. l mi. past
BRMfcHkiLcHYYERs-L.rEe MHi Jobs. At 1900 &
ley hiFhXay ct l+NH9N, +,nsSlnif ,.rxn exit M 20
sRRckLaYERs sR K 5Ssf ssd Gae'G Ct 't
Rosemary Hills. East-west hwy.
silver. Spring, Md. or cali ~.
BUTCCHERs te), experienced for serv-
ice dept in Supermarket: 5-day
week, good pay. good JOB .nr.ar tor right
FooD TOWN. si4a Conn. ave. S
CAB DRIVERS
Men or women-If you do not have
an identification card We assist you
in obtaining same: takes but rev
'''' BoB's STUDIO
1s1 18th St. NE. IL s-51oe
CARPENTER, exper., Wyngate Nd,
Report to BOB FLICK on job; Out
Old Georgetown rd. to Beach dr..
iside iisid DR.. LETT and around cor. to
CARPENTERs ISej, experienced Re-
port to a40O Bulls Run pkwy.. Wyn-
# A. 1e'i ikeoRzESpoRFER 8 N5%s6i ' GO: nc:
cARPkNTERs-t2) 1st class for trim.
7O1 Dorset ave-, Kenwood, Nd.
cns5EN1ER n.ss EBpy sGsa SAssoER ehs tRr .ssf 1881
car ipl wasHER: Ed Kfe''Ps!9n peT%snent @ position
1896, colcred. willing to give good
comm. BARoN's sUNoco sERv;
ICE STATION. Wisconsin ave. and
CIVIL ENGR. OR ARCH'T
CAPABLE OF ASSUMING
RESPONSIBILITY IN
ACTIVE BUILDERS OFFICE
MUST HAVE LOCAL EXPER.
IN SUBDIVISIONS, APTS.
AND BE FAMILIAR WITH
ALL PHASES OF WORK AS
ESTIMATING,
PURCHASING, SUPER
VISION, DESIGN, RENTAL
MANAGEMENT, ETC.
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY
FOR QUALIFIED PERSON
STATING EXPERIENCE
AND SALARY REQUIRED.
BOX 383-K, STAR.
COLLECTION MAN
Evening star., 1953-07-04
CLOSING HOURS:
SPECIAL NoTIcES

NOT RESPONSIBLE for debts other
than my own after July /, 1853.
Ith0MAS y 2 y X. BUSH. 4@7 Randolph
BULOYA WATCHES. 3shT discount.
AEIHUR Markell. $40 p st. NV.
OkEN SATURDAY, JULY 4-Rock-
v1lle Fruit farm, peaches and home
rrom post once on Great Falls I'd.
1 WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts other than my own.
WILLIE J. LONG. 1902 Lincoln I'd.
Evening star., 1953-07-04

SALESMAN WANTED
ARE YOU THE MAN?
Are you at present earning So oOn-
$4,000 per yr. and just getting byf
Have you the .
GET-UP-AND-GO
To earn. say I2,O0O-SI5,OOO a yr. II
you had the breaks?
II you are this man / would like to
talk things over with you.
Only requirements: Neat appear
ance. salesmindedness. car ownership
and the will to work 6-S hrs. . day
TO get the lob done
Evening star., 1953-07-04
SALESMAN
CHAIN LINK FENCES

Leads furnished. Car necessary. For
information, consult Mr.. Harney.
THE KING FENCE co.
uN 4-si56 AP. 7-ssss
Evening star., 1953-07-04

wAen aHSUertno 0dVeTttseMents
addressed to St0V bo1eS, DO NOT
tHeioS0 oStDiN0l Tete1ence0. ph0t0.
graphs OF other Ns0teyiGlS OF per.
sosGl UGlWe. Copies seTu6 the pHv.
Ooss Gnd 0F5OtRaIs MaV Get lost
Evening star., 1953-07-04
DESIGN
CHECKERS

We require several mechanical or
electro-mechanical checkers with
the following experience: Minimum
OF years drafting room experience.
including 2 years as q design systems
and dimenSional checker; a back
ground in aircraft structures.
mechanical devices and FOR electronic
packaging work is essential. Prac-
tical shop experience will be helpful.
Initial salary consistent with expert
ence and education. up to So. 800.
Please Send Resume to
Box 45S-K, Star
Evening star., 1953-07-04
CIVIL ENGR, OR ARCHT
CAPABLE OF ASSUMING
COLLECTION MAN

Inside work for larse finance com.
pany, experience preferred but viii
train. Company BENEFITS INCLUDE
hospitaltEation. insurance, annual
vacation, etc. Call JU. b-e4oO lor
interview.
Evening star., 1953-07-04
Navy Fire
Control Man
Convey
ENGINEERING
COMPANY
ME. 8-6913

fRAIiHETEERs; RIETERS;pEy white; lst class Apply
1923 18th st. NV.
PAINTERS; outside trim work only.
IaS6 i0SsTj IL itndnstriegs a1SF an,s see MIR. LEE:
PAINTERS-1st st class mechanics for
!!n5eri9r !rn,rS ar and exterior work. Year
See uhI Mr emHpdGyment HIIdSia Mt to rieht men.
a A: ~ y. MiLEER 6EVEEopMESGTr 66EWRfs, III Gr
M m'ie ~. beyond si,rsu Westmoreland Circle
down Fort Sumner dr.. to ov.'iea
ro' then to construction. -
PATENT SEARCHER with el.ctric,,
englneering degree, for position with
t3Gd.nt I9Gai patent at,tn attorney. Prefer law
ineton Start. $4,000. Write. giving
aualif1cations. Box 456-K. Star. ~
PHARMACIST. registered. full time:
STANDARD DRUG CO. ii1s ePpd. q st.
PHARMACIST, registered. r.lsbl.
COLLEGE PHARMAccYY, "ssf ss1s enaS; 9tS
st. NV. NO. 7-4777. "a
PICTURE FRAMER MAN wanted to
work IN clean factory as picturs
BoH ETsmf f75oK' 5o11er star and chopper. write
BhSOllnG pump
and tank installation work. Apply
ST. s.w., to 4:30 week days,
PLASTERERS-white. 1st-class me.
Chanics only; x24 per day to start:
steady work. 10. S-3156. =
FASTENERS. first class mechanics:
top wages: Report to job, Sheridan n
st.. and Knoll Brook dr., chilium.
PLASTERERs, 1st-class mechanics
Tor white coat only; also hod car
rierS. Apply on Job. $500 Chillum
pl. ne. A. JAMES BADINI d. SONS.
PLUMBER. experienced on new work.
Apply. at 81 Grant Circle NV. RIA.
PLUMBERS HELPER-som. .xper,.
e snce necessary. Apply J.. L. BATE
PLUMBER's HELPER. experienced:
TAK!OMA PLUMBING Il HEATING.
To" n Il ave. Takoma Park, Md.
PLUMBERS: experienced. Apply in
person person: MR.. REILLY, Georsia ave.
PORTER, colored, full time, perma.
nent, D, c. drivers license; refer.
enGe. Apply In person only. WOOD.
LEY DRUGSTORE, 3527 Conn. ave.
Evening star., 1953-07-04
UTOMOTIVE BODY
MEN WANTED

AUTOMOTIVE BODY
MEN WANTED
washington's largest Chevrolet dealer
has openings for flrst-class body
men and mechanics; Sa3Int lEns highest cOrd, waEe
tions to qualified men. See Mr.:
Presgrave or Mr.. Watts. OURISMAN
CHEVROLET, 610 H st. ne. 10
AUTO BODY MAN
Experienced man needed by large auto
repair firm. Good starting salary:
company dement's Apply Mr.. Newcity.
CALL CARL, INC, 1915 L st. NV.
AUTO BODY METAL MEN
immediate openings. You owe II to
tages Of becoming q part OF CAPI-
TOL CADILLAC oLDSMOBILE co.
L. r. Delavigne At 1922 22nd st.
NV. ST. 3-2600. =
AUTOMOBILE LOSS and damage es-
timator and appraiser to qualify Tor
position Of insurance adjuSter. capa-
BILE. of figuring. estimates on body
tory nat rate schedules on all makes
Of cars. We will train man SELECTED
in fundamentals of insurance. Ont
rnd1s ra dsmsge aHtomobe m ed insaamce 81 me
offering excellent employee bene-
fits, including paid vacation. life.
health, accident insurance and re-
tirement plan. Box 433-J. Star.
AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS tal. must
be experienced and reliable, yearly
bonus, vacation with pay. group
disqualification; good working condl-
tions. See Marshall Booth. service
manager, JUSTINE NICHOLSON.
Oldsmobile. $500 Bait. blvd. Hyatts-
AuTo Xj1Ee; MMfEcHAN1c. Me- white. sober. gen.
repairs. 5-day week; start. salary.
paid holidays: must have own tools.
4l6 Morse st. ne. Ii. 7-1O82. IS
AUTO MECHANIC first class, salary
S75 and bonus. Must be steady and
reliable; For further int infoEmation; lasI%a;
SERVICE or ST. 3-Q310. 4
AUTO MECHANIC - II you want to
boost your earnings. our volume on
$3.50 basis will do it. 5-day wk.:
group disqualification and insurance:
paid vacation. Our suburban plant
10 completely equipped and pleas
sure to work in. Call Mr.. Harris:
MANN MOTORS, INC. JU. 5-S0lO
and he will give you the details. =!
AUTO MECHANIC. $3.50 basis; good
working conditions. See Mr.. Hook,
AMERICAN SERVICE CENTER. $50
Evening star., 1953-07-04
CRAFTSMEN

Minimum of one years ex-
perience in mechanical and
electronic drafting pre-
ferred; aforementioned Of
flee; all employe benefits
and excellent salary with
an expanding engineering
organization.
CORVEY
ENGINEERING
COMPANY
ME. 8-6913
Evening star., 1953-07-04

Washington's largest Chevrolet dealer
has openings for first-class body
men and mechanics; highest wage
plan and excellent working condi-
Presgrave or Mr.. Watts. OURISMAN
CHEVROLET CLIO H st ne. 10
Evening star., 1953-07-04

Have you ever noticed how busy
the "Out-of-T Town Newspaper
Stands" are?
People miss their newspaper
when they're away from home.
It needn't happen to you. Well
mail you your copy of The Star
every day while you're away.
The mailing charge is less than
a penny a day.
CALL Sterling $4,000 OR
Evening star., 1953-07-04

DlSHWASHER. part-time. white man,
Sat. and Sun. Call WO. 6-1363.
DISHWASHER, colored. exper. Ii.
1-07S6. 5
DISPATCHER--Esta George
town concrete frm wants assistant
wk', 10 hrs. per day, no Sat. or
Sun. No shows not wanted. High
school education with neat hand
writing. Reply in own handwriting
10 personnel dept. P. o. Box 1880.
washington T. d. c.. giving type OF
previous employment. 5
CRAFTSMAN, experienced to make
patent once drawings in spare time,
or at home. Give details in reply.
P. o. BOX 1894. washington. .
Evening star., 1953-07-04

Must be expert on foreign cars. I'm
usual proposition. Excellent work
ing condition, company benefits.
vacation with pay. Apply in person.
MANHATTAN AUTO
Evening star., 1953-07-04
LUMBER TRUCK
DRIVER

LUMBER TRUCK
DRIVER
Man experienced in lumber yard
work truck driving. and knows
washington area: must have chauf-
feur'S permit. Apply at LANE
LUMBER CO, c503 51st ave. Bla-
densburs. Md. %
MACF1INISTS
INSTRUMENT MAKERS
Immediate openings for permanent
Jobs for qualified men. Excel. oppor-
tunity Paid disqualification and va
cation, Apply BOWEN d. CO, 4712
Bethesda ave, Bethesda. Md. II
MAINTENANCE MAN
White, for large nearby garden-type
apt. Good working conditions,
transportation furnished. Salary,
$500 q mo- and nice apt. See
Mr, Roby or Mr.. Winkler at LANG
LEY PARK APTS., S02S 14th ave,
between II and 3 pm. >
MEATCUTTER
Good pay. permanent position for
experienced dependable man. ASK
for Sam Ma'zel
POSINS'
B7b6 Georgia Ave. NV
Evening star., 1953-07-04
AUTO BODY MAN

Experienced man needed by large auto
repair firm. Good starting salary:
company benefits. Apply Mr.. NeWcity.
CALL CARL, INC, 1915 L st. NV.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-28

were willing to 60 home and those
who were not. The U. S. reaction is
that this prolongs the period of
captivity unreasonably.
2. The Red demand that the fate
of the expatriate captives should
be decided by political confer
ences. The basic American and
U. N. position has been that they
should be set free as quickly as
possible with some provision made
for their welfare.
3. The idea put forth by the Reds
that the prisoners who are not
that the prisoners who are not re-
captured after the fighting ends
should be sent to the neutral state
instead of being placed in its Gus
tody on the Korean islands where
they now are. The objection here is
based on the time and effort which
would be required for transporting
them.
These differences may prove
equally negotiable If the Reds
really are prepared to accept and
apply the principle of true volun-
tary repatriation. If they are not.
the differences could easily prove
insurmountable.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-28
HAL BOYLE SAYS

but. III try to speed up the
formalitieS.
Joe (humbly)-Gee thanks, what
do / have to do?
Ageacy-Well, you and your wife
and son had better drop down to
our office at once. Bring along
a recent photo of your home. We
viii also need a letter of credit
from your bank, and q character
testimonial from your pastor.
Joe (dazedly)-That all?
Agency-No, wen have to have
copy of your sons latest school
report card, an estimate of his
personality by his teacher, and a
certificate from a doctor stating
he is free from contagious dis
eases. We also require written per-
mission for us to consult your
family psychiatrist privately to get
his opinion on the status of any
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-28

NEW YORK RI-You think it's
hard to find a good baby sitter to-
day?
Well, here is the way the problem
viii probably size UP by 1860:
Joe McFarb and his wife, Mary
Ann, decide to take a night Off
from parenthood and go out and
see a movie. But who viii stay
home and watch little junior? Joe
calls up the Happy Home Baby
Sitting Agency, and the CONVERSE
ton runs as follows:
JOEL would like good baby
sitter for tonight, and
Agency-For tonight? Are you
kidding? We are booked up through
the spring and summer. How about
next fall?
JOEL don't know what movie
win be showing next fall. Mary
Ann and / want to see the one
that's on tonight. Maybe you'll
have a cancellation.
Agency-We don't like to dc
business on an emergency basis,
Usually our sitters insist on hav,
ing met our clients socially, to be
sure they are proper people. They
can't afford to get mixed up with
the wrong crowd.
Joe-Look, I'm in a real spot
Can't you help q fellow?
Agency-It's against the rules
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-28

unresolved conflicts within your
home.
Joe (weakly)--Is that aIl2
Agency-Well, of course, natural.
ly you are prepared to pay our
usual limoSine costs for picking
up your sitter and co-sitter and re-
turning them to their homes. They
viii expect a not meal on their
arrival, and refreshments in your
refrigerator in case they should
wish to entertain a few friends
while on duty. 1t goes without say
ing that your television set must
be in perfect condition.
Joe--Wait a minute. You lost me.
What is this business about a co.
sitter?
Agency--AIl baby sitters today
insist on bringing a co-sitter along
for company. You know, like cir.
plane pilots do.
Joe-How much is all this going
to cost me?
Agency-0ur minimum fee is SIS,
but right now we aren't taking or
any more of these charity cases,
Joe-Look, mister, all / want is
some nice elderly lady who knows
about kids and would like to pick
up maybe S. watching little junior
for us while we take in a movie,
Don't you know of any baby sitters
like that?
Agency do. We had one like
her, and made the mistake of sell
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-28
Faint Hope
Held That
Peace Wanted
BY JOHN N. HIcHToWER

WASHINGTON IA faint, fresh
glimmer Of hope that the Commu-
nists may actually be moving to-
ward a truce in Korea has been
found by officials here in the la
test Red proposals for dealing with
prisoners Of war.
This feeling was not substantial
ly changed by the United Nations
threat to suspend the talks once
again unless the Communists pro-
duce a constructive solution.
In the latest Red proposals, pre-
scented to the U. N. Command yes
terday, the Communists appeared
for the first time to recognize Of
ficially that some prisoners held
by the U. N. may never be willing
to go home to Red China or Korea.
II this Interpretation is correct,
and if the Reds are willing to act
on it, no matter how warily, in
further negotiations, it may be a
key to the future of the truce talks.
In any event it was regarded here
today as good reason for going on
with the meetings despite wide diff.
ferences.
References to the existence OF
possible existence of PoWs in U.N.
hands who will never voluntarily
accept repatriation appear at least
by implication in two sections Of
the Red proposals.
In one it is suggested that after
prisoners who initially refuse re.
patriation have been turned over
to neutral state all those ''whc
request repatriation" shall be sent
home within a period of six
months. This implies that the Reds
recognize some prisoners viii moi
request repatriation.
Again, the Red proposals say
that If after the six months period
there are still prisoners of wal
in the custody of the neutral
state" their fate should be de.
cided at proposed political con.
ference on the future of Korea.
The essence Of the POW dead.
lock is that the y. N. Command
forcibly sent home. According tc
state Department information,
about $1,000 prisoners taken from
the North Korean and Chinese Red
armies have declared that they
would resist repatriation. The Reds
have been contending all prisoners
should be returned.
u. S. officials found no evidence
OF any acceptance by the Reds OF
the idea that some Of their for
mer soldiers would not be willing
to go home at all. That is what
makes the present Interpretation
of the new proposals potentially
quite important.
AS to the specific provisions Of
this latest Red plan. official here,
like the U. N. negotiators in Korea,
consider these on the whole un.
acceptable, especially in three re.
spects:
l. The Reds would require nine
months from the time an armistice
became effective until the prison.
ers placed in the hands of a neu.
trail state were considered TO be
finally divided between those who
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-28
Senators For Government
Ownership Of Tidelands
Won't Allow Final Vote
BIZ HARRISON 3. HUMPHREYS


WASHINGTON R-Senate oppo-
nents of state ownership of off.
shore submerged lands faced a
night-and-day grind, beginning to-
day.
After IS days--and quite a few
nightS-of Senate debate, the oppo-
nents still refused to agree to a
date for a final vote.
Taft said this showed "a deter
mination to continue the filibus-
ter"
Arrangements were made to
keep a quorum Of 40 senator's pres
ent at all times. Cots we're or
dered for senatorial catnaps in the
cloakrooms.
The test of strength came on a
Taft motion late yesterday to clay
on the table," and thereby kill a
federal conrol substitute by Sen.
Anderson (D-NMJ to which had
been added the coil for education"
amendment Of Sen. Hill DALAI.
Thirty EIGHT Republicans and 10
Democrats voted to kill the An
derson-Hill proposal. Against them
were Is Democrats, Z Republicans
and l independent.
The combined Anderson-Hill SUBJ
stitute would have retained off
shore lands under federal control,
provided for a system of federal
oil leases and dedicated federal
revenues to national defense and
system of federal aid to state
school systems.
Anderson made an 11th.hour
appeal to the Senate not to "over-
ride the Supreme Court" Then,
showing the strain of the long de-
bate in which he had been lead
er, he was forced 10 leave the Sem
ate chamber for rest and medical
attention.
Taft, in his first speech Of the
debate, said the Supreme Court
was wrong in declaring that the
federal government had paramount
rights in the lands beyond low
water mark on the coast.
Congress, he suggested, has the
right to reverse the court to cor
rect an injustice" especially
after the Supreme Court has re-
versed the Supreme Court"
Immediately after the first vote,
Sen. Douglas (D-Ill) proposed the
first of what he said would be
amendment after amendment" to
try to Limit and reduce the pos
sible damage" Of the state owner
ship bill.
Taft said he understood Doug
las had Is.
The first Douglas amendment,
ending when the Senate quit for
the night at 9:55 p. m, called for
limiting state ownership to three
miles offshore in all cases and for
a system of federal administration
In the lands Of the continental
shelf beyond the three-mile limit.
The state-ownership bill would
recognize historic state boundar-
les" including the claims Of Texas
and Florida to borders 1oia miles
in the Gulf Of Mexico.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-28
Nv FOLLOWS SUIT

WASHINGTON R-Now it's tele.
Visions turn TO try out three
dimensional images.
The Federal Communications
Commission yesterday authorized
American Broadcasting- Para.
mount Theaters. Inc, TO make
public tests.
As in the recently introduced
sd movies, the system to be test.
ed at KECA.Tv il Los Angeles
requires special equipment and
glasses to be worn BY viewers.
The tests win end May Is.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-28
Nothing Wrong

WASHINGTON H-The Recon.
struction Finance Corporation has
come through an investigation Of
recent operations with a clean
slate.
Chairman Capehart tR-lndI OF
the Senate Banking Committee
reported yesterday the groups
inquiry into s. loans made during
the past year had uncovered "no
evidence Of undue influence
Capehart said the investigation
followed publications Of q report
that RFC Administrator Harry A.
Mcdonald had overruled the
ageney's review board in ordering
six loans granted.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-28
Britain Won't Sign

WASHINGTON R-Britain has
refused to sign the extended Inter-
national Wheat agreement and
some experts think its days are
numbered.
The deadline passed at mid
night. Iceland was the last nation
to sign for a three year renewal,
leaving Britain the only holdout
of the IS nations originally partici-
pating.
A major consumer. Britain re-
fused to agree 10 buy wheat at
more than s. a hushel, The agreed
renewal price was $2.05.
The agreement seeks to stabilize
markets by setting prices and
alloting quotas to producing coun-
tries for export and consuming
countries for import.
The U. S. has been exporting
its quota at about 81 cents a
bushel under the domestic price,
paying subsidies to sellers.