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tIlI IOuSI1 b1lC1I 4Ou1 Ill GIdl6IlL Udy
of anti-truce demonstrations to-
day as Allied and Red staff off1i-
GERS worked in secret on the last
details of an armistice that ap-
pears almost a certainty.
The stubborn South Korean
nation-and it's unbending Presi-
American lnfontry Smosh Red Attacks
on Lines. Poge A-3
dent, Syngman Rhee-gave no
outward sign of changing the
violent opposition to ceasefire
that would leave the battered
peninsula divided politically.
However, a truce appears only
a matter of days away-the time
it takes the staff officers to finish
the final document in morning
and afternoon sessions at Pan
munjom.
The United Nations Command
apparently is proceeding un-
daunted with it's armistice plans
in the belief that South Korea
won't make good its threats to
reject the truce and fight the
Reds alone.
Officers Work Out Details.
Two staff officer groups from
each side have been meeting at
Panmunjom since the historic
prisoner of war exchange agree
ment was signed Monday.
One group, believed to be
drawing a final line to sep
arate the forces in a truce, met
late this afternoon after its
morning session.
The other group. believed writ
ing details of an overall prisoner
exchange, recessed until II am.
Saturday 90 pm. Friday EDIT !.
There still appeared to be a
few days of work before the low
er-level officers would call the
top negotiators back to approve
it. Three of the four American
delegates were away from the
Munsan base camp-two in To-
kyo and one visiting a front-line
division.
Noisy Protests Staged.
AS the staff officers worked on,
South Koreans marched noisily
in Seoul and sat down in Pusan
to protest the impending truce
Four hundred men paraded in
front of Allied correspondents
billets in Seoul, pushing past a
single line of metropolitan police
to the gates of the compound,
where they chanted GO north!
Go north!"
And Seoul schoolgirls paraded
in several demonstrations, chant
ing Give us uniflcation" and
March north!"
About 400 girls visited the cor
respondents billets where they
sang, shouted slogans and broke
into loud crying on signal from
their leaders.
The marching girls passed out
leaflets to allied soldiers which
read:
"We are dead against any
truce without unif1cation. Give
us unif1cation or death. Do not
hand us over to the Communists.
Set anti-Communist prisoners of
war free"
Shots Fired in Air.
In Pusan, shots were fired in
the air in front of a United
States Army Engineers unit near
the British Legation compound,
but no one was injured and
their origin was not known, the
United States Army provost mar
shals Office said.
In front of the American EN-
basSy in, Pusan. a sitdown and
hunger strike by about 800 Grip
pied and wounded South Korean
veterans continued today.
The veterans-including am
puteeS in Observation-Disclosures
the demonstration last night
and insisted it would continue
until they receive answers to
messages given Embassy officials
for delivery to President Eisen-
hover. Contents of the messages
were not made public.
President Rhee returned to
Seoul after a trip to a southern
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Late News
Bulletin
Es H. TlT
Fozio Has 747 in Open

OAKMONT, Pa. (SpeciaD -
George FaziO led early Sec
Ond-rOund finishers in the Ma.
tiOnal Open, shooting a II for
a 3-under-par 141. Ben Ho-
gan, just starting his round,
could pass him with a 73.
Earlier Story on Page C-1.)
Evening star., 1953-06-12

a middle-of-the- road course If
- it wants to survive politically.
In a surprise speech to some
300 South Dakota G. o. P. pre-
Text Of Presidents Speech. Poee At
cinct workers last night, the
President stressed that the Re-
publicans, to prosper, must offer
a program that avoids the
extremes of indifference to
human welfare on the one hand
and socialism on the other"
Earlier in the day Gen. Els
enhower addressing delegates to
the National Young Republi-
can Convention at Mt. Rush
more, S. OAK, listed 10 specific
achievements in five months of
his administration. including
substantial steps toward en-
suring equal rights to all our
citizens regardless of race or
creed or color"
And he said he is following
a policy of patient persuasion;
sound argument; friendly con-
tact" with Congress to prevent
Government policies being
caught in the fatal croSSfire
of a Congress and an Executive
warning against one another"
Action on Segregation.
The President said the new
administrations moves to end
racial discrimination have been
taken quietly and determinedly
wherever the authority of the
Federal Government extends.
Action has been taken in Army
camps and schools. And in the
District of Columbia, before the
bar of the Supreme Court, the
Attorney General has successful
ly appealed for the upholding
of laws barring segregation in
all public places in our national
capital"
The Supreme Court ruled on
Monday that District restaurants
must serve Negroes. The case
arose in July, 1850, when a res
taurant operated by John r.
Thompson, Inc, refused service
to Negro customers and the Dis
trict government brought suit.
Attorney General BroWnell ap-
peared before the court in March
to support the District and ar
que that segregation should be
ended.
Gen. Eisenhower said a break
with Congress is going to be
avoided "if it is within the power
of this Administration to pre-
vent it,"
Our very form of Govern
ment is in peril" he declared,
unless each branch willingly
accepts and discharges it's own
clear responsibilities-and re-
spects the rights and RESPONSE
bilities of Others"
Intended Brief Greeting.
The Presidents speech last
night was unexpected, as he told
reporters when he arrived here
for some trout fishing late yes
terday that he was done talking
after making two speeches dur
ing the day. He had only in
tended a brief greeting for his
party associates, who had dined
nearby.
The President jokingly told
his fellow Republicans that they
would have to work like dogs"
to insure success and he said
that he thinks it is the job of
the Republican Congress "to
bring you a good story to tell"
The people, he said, want gov
ernment that is economical, and
works to advance such programs
as those dealing with health and
education. "but doesn't come
with bumbling hands and a long
nose" to carry on it's activities.
Referring to the Young Re-
publican convention, Gen. Eisen-
hover emphasized that the youth
of the country must be encour-
aged to join the ranks of the
Republicans.
If his party offers an attrac-
tive program, he said, young
voters will join in such numbers
(See EISENHOWER, Page A-40
Evening star., 1953-06-12
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R0ks Keep Up
Their Protests
On .Arnnistice
Rhee Firm, Noisy
Marches Continue:
Truce Seems Near
BY the Associated Press

SEOUL, June 12.-South Ko-
reans chanted, marched and wept
through their fourth straight day
of anti-truce demonstrations to-
day as Allied and Red staff of1i-
GERS worked in secret on the last
details of an armistice that ap-
pears almost a certainty.
The stubborn South Korean
nation-and it's unbending Presi-
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(See HARVESTER, Page A-30
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(See EISENHOWER, Page A-4.,
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Midd|e.of-Road
Charted
By Eisenhower
10 Deeds Including
Civil Rights Here,
Listed in Address
n
By Joseph A. Fox
Sfor Staff Correspondent

CUSTER STATE PARK. S.
OAK, June 12.-President Eisen-
hover has warned the Repub-
1ican Party that it must follow
a middle-of f-the- road course If
- it wants to survive politically.
In a surprise speech to some
800 South Dakota G. o. P. pre-
Evening star., 1953-06-12

(See JUVENILE, Page A-8J
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(See JUSTICE, Page A-3O
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(See BUS, Page A-31
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Partly cloudy with Chance Of showers
tonight, low near 65 Tomorrow, sunny
and warmer. (Full report on Page A-2)
Temperatures Today.
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HELP WOMEN tcor..)

ASST. BKPR. = one ~
has % openings iss' for %en Tsas eHn.r,sSssd stores
women; permanent positions. No
pn9ns cans: apply in person only.
CIGAR AND DRUG CLERK, fuli
time; air-conditioned store; GOOD
salary: good hours. GALLAUDET
PHARMACY, 1000 Florida ave. ne.
CLERK---white. General ONCE work.
PHARMACY. 1000 Florida ave. ne.
High school graduate. No experience
nMeSeessad5yyss MS dyso Some .sh1rshand: Phone
III J: !: white: % T. t3oShSi %. for laundry dry
ana dry-cleaning store, In Bethesda,
Nd; must be neat and reliable;
good salary plus company dement's:
prefer area resident. Apply 47l2
Hampden lane. Bethesda, Nd, or
c9M Oh 4.1717 for interview. .-S
CLERK. general office work, knowl-
edge Of bookkeeping necessary:
5-day week. Apply THE ESTHER
SHOP. 1925 r st. NV. p
CLERK. age 20 to 80, person with
limited background in Bookkeeping
or accounting and interested in fig
ures TO train as payroll clerk. Should
be able to DO some typing. Excel
working conds. and chance for ad-
yancement, Phone OIL. 4-4200. Ext
BIO or 303. Mon. through Fri. IS
CLERK, young girl, white. for dry
cleaning store. permanent position
S4S week. Apply in person. 6233
Georgia ave. NV. RA. 3-44S4. Id
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VOIIMC MAN

YOUNG MAN
BACKGROUND PRE-
cEI4 cERFEp BUT NOT EsSEMT1AI aC 70
FOR SALARIED SALESMAN. WRITE
BOX 463-J, STAR. -8
MEN, over IS. able to meet
public; pleasant outdoor work for
summer or permanent: good earn
ings. Rm. 424. 1404 New York
YOUNG SG MEN ts> to assist sales ma man
ager: no experience necessary: aver
age earnings $50 wk. Apply Rm.
field representative-W
are looking for a young man with
a few years business experience who
wants to make change guarantee
ing a good future. Permanent
salaried position in saleswork with
old established company. Travel
expenses paid. You will only be
away from home part Of each week.
College graduate $3.50 years old.
Opportunity to grow into executive
position. Give business BACKGROUND,
details. Box 316-H. Star. IS
to learn casualty ins.
underwriting. for young man WILL
ing to start at bottom and work up
FORD ACCIDENT g. INDEM. CO.
1000 Vermont ave. NV. 10
COLLEGE STUDENT, white. for office
work in lge. boarding house. 5-8
wXNTiEDc, nj d. un experienced erie s34sa real estate
salesmen; excellent opportunity for
investment property man. See Mr.
Boswell, manager, BOSS & PHELPS
INC, Va, Office JA 10000 Id
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d1t10ned salon; top salary. DAVID
HAIR STYLIST. 1889 M st. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR; earn $50 to
no manicuring; steady position; air
i've HAIRDREssERs. 171O Eye st.
BEAUTY OPERATORS - All-around
SsT SDsTatOFs no manaiqring sTSsl sbop
esI@i ssla9v 0Gsi sE. 711oss AliS R'nl'uti'' e000
BEAUTY OPERATOR-Martha Rhea
Beauty Shop. 1923 Wisconsin ave.
BEAUTY OPERATORS. men or women,
for our Conn. ave. and Bethesda
eo@mission. seiDs RaAi EMILE. i3ai Conn ave- ave-
BEAUTY OPERATOR imam or wom-
am. experienced, all around, for
Jules Hair Stylist. Nd; studio:
New Hamp. ave. and Univ. lane;
commission. Call MR.. JULES. XII
OPERATORS t2)-rop sal
airy Apply 1924 Conn. ave. MARCEL.
BEAUTY OPERAToR-Experienced.
all around. Excellent Exec n;s,Ia,st. salary and nd
day week Aforementioned. FOUN-
TAIN OF BEAUTY. Silver Spring,
BEAUTY OPERATOR. part time: nc
night work or Sats.- RE. $1,000,
Ext 496; before $50: -
natl. Jewish org; shorthand and
tipping essential. Elk. 3-52SS, Ext. 20.
BOOKKEEPER. thoroughly expert
enced: full charge complete set Of
double-entry books, for fine ladies'
speciality store; permanent position.
Apply THE ESSIE O'DONNELL CO.,
3407 Conn. ave. NV. 3
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ATTENTION

National company estab-
lished many years in Wash
ington. D. c.. offers q perma-
nent sales position to alert.
aggressive man under 35.
applicant must have success
full sales BACKGROUND or be
accustomed to dealing with
the public; position carries
very substantial income II
you can qualify For informa-
ton, call MR. WHITE. ST.
3-5323 mornings. 1920 to
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1413 Park Rd. NV,
SALESMEN-FENCE
EXPERIENCE ONLY

Does your present position give you
the satisfaction and income you
want?
We are ready to introduce into the
local market q product never before
seen in this area; ELECTRO
PLATED, SATIN SMOOTH CHAIN
LINK FENCE, MANUFACTURED
FROM WoRLD-RENOWNED sHEF-
FIELD STEEL.
This product gives US two exclusive
items. the other being CY-CRAFT
CYPRESS. No other local company
can offer these two excellent sellers.
And we also offer to the buyer
OAK ESTATE PADDOCK. CEDAR
PICKET, CEDAR SCREEN AND
CHESTNUT POST AND RAIL.
At this, time am going to select
carefully three-only three--full-
time, hard-hitting statesmen WITH
EXPERIENCE to add to our present
staff ALL APPLICANTS MUST
QUALIFY FOR BOND.
Interviews will be held all this week
through Friday, June 12. For ap-
pointment call Mr.. Dodson, OF.
GENERAL INDUSTRIES CORP.
11O9 Jefferson Davis Hwy. Arl.,. Va.
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SALES MANAGER

D. c. WARI LAND AND VIRGINIA
Man with behind-the desk and field
experience in training direct-to-con-
sumer sales forces. This position
will pay better than $4,000 per
year; salary. commission and over
write to right man.
If you do not have all the experience
required, answer this ad anyway, as
this opening must be filled at once
PEDIA BRITANNICA. 927 18th st.
NV. Washington. D. c., or call
Republic 7-6911.
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PhOtocopV Operator

xxper. nee; 4o-hf.. 6-dAy wk.; white
company benefits; salary open, For
"a. s-5s00 COOPER TRENT. 2629
Wilson blvd. Arl., Va. -
Evening star., 1953-06-08

YOUNG MAN-We need young col
ored man to represent a nationally
known make of electronic organs
for homes and churches. Must be
able to demonstrate, Car Is essen
tf ssarxza xadsss9 soz @ss and
YOUNG MAN to learn the wholesale
roofing and. sheet metal business;
40-hour. 5-day week. vacation with
yanesmsnt !a nssnn and and many other ID; d;
YOUNG MAN to sell sporting goods;
after school, on Saturdays and all
day during summer vacation. See
Mr.: schceide. SPORT CENTER, 500
YoGSSGH + MAN-Part time. evenings
and SATURDAY for Launderette. 1877
x6UNs June nj Man Nv with office or aS clerical
@ashne epefa6 tS train Ma as SsY
YOUNG MAN, white. to work in our
Silver Spring store. Apply in person.
UNION WALL PAPER AND PAINT
CO.. S4S9 Fenton st. Mr.. Robinson.
YOUNG MAN, white Catholic, not
to think while doing manuel work.
Job begins, in merchandise handling
department Of busy downtown re-
tail specially store: Rapid advance:
ment. Prefer graduate. Of local
D c. area high school, a Catholic
who seeks a steady job with good
prospects. Salary increases will
match your energy and ability.
Start -$47, for five-day, forty hour
week. Plenty Of overtime required be-
ginning in September at S61 for a
4S-hour week. Usual benefits. Re-
plies confidential. Answer in your
own handwriting, stating age and
describing your education and ex-
YOUNG MAN interested in learning
film distribution. Apply in person.
RKO RADIO AND PICTURES. 932
hnW IaHSaN
Evening star., 1953-06-08
HElP-MEN

statesmen. to take orders for easily
sold items; definite appointments
furnished; guaranteed minimum
weekly earnings. No investment, no
EXPERIENCE necessary. Call for appt..
statesmen = Excellent opportunity
available for 2 men Of good charac-
ter. ambitious and willing to learn
salesmanshtp; we are an old-estab-
Nshed company with so yrs. expert
ence in manufacturing chain link
territory; leads furnished and have
immediate commission income; must
have car; married preferred. Call
Mr.; Baker: 8 am to 8 pm, at Ii:
$4,000. ANCHOR FENCES. 1917
sAIEsMES Ale Nj Il il2,, under 80. immediate
permanent employment: good salary.
plan with good opportunity for am
bilious men; no travel. Personal
tTNE ntsFyHsy a o Rm ,Sa1 SANADA A1st- -Wes1 psY
sAEEsMEN, white Or coiored. to sell
TV and home appliances on COM
mission basis. Quarterly bonus;
900 credit approval. Some leads
fus1lshed Hlgash For or iptermatlon eal Ii.
statesmen
ass no iSa Carrier. xoeia~afs in pless, sn
profitable bus. with an exclusive
product. Car nee Call Mr.. Rogers
for appt.. HO. 2-21S2. 8 to IL am.
statesmen
leading mems furnishings
chain stores has openings for sales
men: experience preferred, but not
necessary; excellent earnings: won-
derful opportunity.
NATIONAL SHIRT SHOPS
3040 14th st. NV, 432 7th st. NV.
942 F st. NV. %
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SAT,ECMEN

25-35 pref. with some sales exper..
tory in Wash. b.. G.. for sales Of
office and portable typewriters, add
ins machines and supplies; super
viSed training; salary plus commits
sion. National organization benefits
and advancement. Interviews in
am only
SMITH-CORONA
Evening star., 1953-06-08

WOMEN-Is-35, for career study:
for information, call MA. 6-6s41.
IL
HOUSEWIVES in va. area. part time,
fun time; make extra money at
home; set your own hours. can
PARToTIME WORK (2), intelligent
women: some business exper. helpful.
RE. 7-S107. y
2 GIRLS for snack bar: short hours.
Fam to pm. CO. 6-4023. q
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BEAUTICIAN-All-a operator;
5-day week: store hours and privi-
leges. Apply FRED THE HAIR
STYLIST, at Brooks. 1109 G st. NV.
8
exper., man or woman;
congenial; good salary, comm. Apply
in person, ANITA'S. 5612 Conn.
t4), for exclusive ga-
Gn time hisRest dsReDls com 9N iu 4s5
eXper., 0ll-around op-
orator; excel. salary, 5-day week,
8 to 6. closed Sats., July and Aug.
Apply GUILBO'S, 1645 Conn. ave.
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HELP MEN Cont

INSURANCE FIRE ,ADJUSTER, ex-
pert, thoroughly experienced ham
ding fire loss claims. from inven-
tory taking, appraisals, adjustments
and f1nal settlement of loss: full or
whose % firm suffered i'iSS fire loss. Write
fully qualifications in strict conf
INSURANCE sALEsMAH. must be
sSen assoc ssseciasd HpPOT With Tor ns ma6 dep
must have good appearance and be
over 20 yrs: of age: sal. plus comm,
many. empl. benefits. Apply per-
ssonnel ONCE. cAFRITz CO. 1890
JkNfToR II nS Ssh.cIsss ha eDGi eSsineers license
Quarters. Salary open to right man
No drinkersl | OIL. 4-0300. IA
JANITOR. colored: sober. married,
no iinild1en stoksT and general
erence; salary and quarters. .WO.
JXNiTOR for large apt: exper. nee
SSsesssrS; Ss srSo7E coed salary and quarters.
'aS1E9Es .sTae9sps i3T 2p 1Esf Gs oE fonngPtg 4sSg
Or ,6701 Hillandale rd,, Chevy Chase,
JANiToR. maintenance man. prefer
tensnce carpe6fS 70 ana rspar Rorf
rotating shifts. age 81 to so; must
have previous exper. in maintenance
work. Phone OIL. 4-420O. Ext. 30,
or 300 Mon. through Fri. 8
JANITOR, colored. not over IS, neat
and dependable" permanent Job, s.
day. 40-hour week; vacation and
sick leave; elevator experience pre-
ferred Apply MR.. WEAVER in base.
ment between 9 am. and 3 PM,
S16 14th st. NV. Ill
JOURNEYMAN ELECTRICIAN and
helper. Only experienced. sober,
and reliable need apply. Top wages
disqualification and other paid bene-
Join @. WEBSTER & SONS. INC.
1909 1st st. Sc. (ESt. 1912
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statesmen
FURNISHINGS AND SPORTSMAN

AND SFONI5WEAtt
wear stores has permanent positions
open In its furnishings and sports
wear depts. for experienced and ca-
pable qualified men to sell quality
merchandise to select clientele. Aver
age earnings in this store largest in
city: Excellent guaranteed salary
against high commission; nospitali-
cation and insurance benefits; liberal
discounts on purchases.
APPLY MIR. STE1NBACH
LEWIS & THOS. SALTZ
1An0 q ST Al w
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SAT,ESMEN


Wonderful opportunity in fast grow
ing sales organization. Apt. SELL
ing, leads furnished. 500 wk. draw
against commission to start for right
men. Call ia. S-S9S3 for personal
interview. IS
SERVICE MAN. for field repair major
appliances: good working conditions
and excellent opportunity; all en-
ploye benefits. including vacation.
sick leave, hoSpitalization. pension,
etc. Evening appts. arranged. Call
Mr.. Shallow ct GE SUPPLY CO,
service Ri o1SGSHi STATION MANAGER, per-
manent position; excellent salary
plus commission: vacation. sick
leave. disqualification. bonus. Apply
HOMES OIL CO.. INC. 6225 Blair
SERvICE STATION ATTENDANTS,
large ESQ station. Prefer men with
Apply lee PERSHiNG ESQ. 1900
n. Pershing dr., Arlington. IA.
STATION ATTENDANT,
general work at service station. AAA
road service work All daywork;
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Experienced in fabrication work.
Apply CONNORS & FOSTER. 2244
Penna. ave. Sc. IS
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HO. 2-2476

MEDICAL TECHNICIAN SECRETARY
interne's once; 1904 80; -51a days:
TOP sala6y. sGy Ex. 3-746s. Ewes.
NGR 1000 OPERATOR, under 35;
pleasant working cond.. 5-day .wk.;
work Sat-. good starting salary.
See Mr.. Klein. VIM. e. MILLER
FURNITURE CO.. Stb and Penna.
PIX, with some
clerical work; small knowledge typ
ing; age minimum, 90: need refs.
and expeIT; Apply MAzo-LERSH,
PIX W SPElRsAToR-TYPTsr - white,
age 1896. 6-day wk., insurance Of
fee. MA. 5000. %
PIX OPERATOR and receptionist for
so and Is yrs yrs. Of % age: Alternating
wkly. shifts of day and evening
work.. Suns. of: good salary; room
sition avail. immed. Ho. S-S10O,
SCOTS HOTEL. IS
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MECHANICAL
DESIGN
CRAFTSMAN

For permanent position with
excellent opportunity for
advancement. Paid vaca-
tion, sick leave and retire
ment. Good working condi-
tions and congenial associ-
ates. Man able to think for
himself in interesting work
with engineering group in
the development of preci-
sion instrumental equip
ment. Salary open. Three
to 4 yrs. exper. required. For
appointment, call Mrs. Os-
from, OF. 4-8938.
Engineering Research ASS.
Div. of Remington-Rand, Inc.
S0S
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CLERK

position. 40-hr. week. Job
consists Of keeping record Of news
print shipments, receipts. etc. Group
benefits. over 20 years of age, some
bookkeeping training or experience
preferred. Must be regular in attend
ance! Apply Personnel. Room sos;
open weekdays 6:30-5 and Sat. 81.
No phone calls.
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REAIITICIAN

working conditions. B.
day week. 9 to 6; modern air CON
ditioned salon; top salary DAVID
HAIR STYLIST. 1889 M st. NV.
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HElP-WoMEM

CONTACT LADIES, 24-55, to work
4 hrs. daily or 8 ewes. and Sat, able
to meet public; about 81 hr. Apply
lO-2 pm. or $3.50 pm. Rm. Sol,
710 14th st. NV. 10
Evening star., 1953-06-08

MECHANICS-HELPERS
For aluminium and steel fabrication
ing conditions. top pay. overtime.
steady work; paid vacations and hol-
idays; hosp. insurance.
A. F. JORSS IRON WORKS. INC.
300 10th st. s. Arlington. va.
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PART TIME
(WHTTEl

Could you use S36 to $55 and up
per wk.? II you have 2 or 3 spare
evenings each week VI. have . won:
derful opportunity for pleasant
jeWelry. Approx. 2 hrs. per eve.
Wui not interfere with your house,
work or daytime Job. No Canvass
ing. delivery OF collecting. For tur.
ther information call OF. 4-sSS7,
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PAINTERS
Experienced only. Apply JAFFEE. oil
18th st. NV.

Experienced only. Apply JAFFEE. oil
18th st. NV.
PAPER PRODUCTS SALESMAN
S100 week and over; sales position.
experience; large concern. Write
fully, Box SOL, Star. IS
PARTS MAN. for appliance part
work; good working conditions. in
air-conditioned building and excel
lent opportunity; all employe bene-
its including, vacation. sick leave
disqualification. pension, etc. Eve
ming appts. arranged. call Mr.
Shallow at GE SUPPLY CO.. HU. B.
PHARMACIST. downtown air-condi-
toned store: good hrs. and pay, no
ewes. PENN DRUG, 18th and E SITS.
PHHRMACIST. registered. permanent
position: good pay and hours; state
experience and reference. Apply
Box 326-J. Star. S
PHARMACIST, colored. for busy
Georgia ave store; must have best
local refs; excel. salary. 1901
PHOTO FINISHING WHOLESALER
requires man for roll room, expert
enced or trainee; must be alert, re-
liable and fast with hands; 5-day
Wk., plus overtime, paid vacation.
Apply 1920 Wis. ave. after 1890
am -13
Evening star., 1953-06-08
HELP-MEN

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., white me
Shanics only; plenty of work. Call
HELPERS. experienced
Apply JACK SCHWARTZ & SON,
27Q4 Ontario I'd NV. between $3.50
PIUMBING ESTIMATOR, for estab.
lished concern; experienced: salary
commensurate with ability; prefer
replies confidential. Box 9-J. Star.