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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-20
Churches OF
Christ W atch
.COngre ss Moves

CHICAGO IN The National
Council Of the Churches Of Christ
in the u. S. Al. today named ! Is
member committee to watch de-
yelopments in Congress and else
where which threaten the free
dom Of the people and Institutions
OF the United States.
appointment Of the COMMITTEE
on the Maintenance Of American
Freedom" was announced at the
bimonthly meeting Of the council
General Board, the organization S
interim policy-making body, by
President William C. Martin Of
Dallas. Tex.
Bishop Martin, in a statement,
expressed his personal hope that
the committee will help the
churches to recognize any threat
OF Communist infiltration into
American life. 2
No body of people is more con.
cerned to combat communism than
the church groups Of our country, y
Bishop Martin said. t'If any Com.
munists are carrying on their sub
versive work under the gllise 81
serving the church, all who have
a responsibility for leadership Ii
the church should insist that such
deception shall be exposed. z
Bishop Martins appointments
were authorized BY the councils
General Board at a meeting II
New York City ID March. Heading
the committee is the Rt. Rev. Hen.
~ Knox Sheriff., presiding bishoE
of the Episcopal church. BishoE
Sheriff. was the first president 81
the council, q federation Of 81
/ Christian churches which claims
more than IS million members.
The councils president, who alss
/ Is the newly elected president 8
the Council Of Bishops of the Meth
Odist church, contended there is i
right way and wrong way L
combat communism.
/ 'The right way Bishop. Martir
said, lis to stand without cOmpro
mise for Christian truth and actor
and to point out clearly and con
cretely every area Of conflict.
The wrong way is to pin 4 Com
nunist label on social liberals An.
advocates Of reform-a pr0cedurl
/ widely resorted 10 today. Sucl
methods create confusion Of min,
il which many people no longe
i distinguish between communism
and honest social criticism In th
ashioned American way. Sncl
confusion plays into the hands B
/ the Communists and aids the enc
mics Of the American way Of life.
Some people are SO frightene,
i about Communist infiltration tina
they pay no attention to the DANCE
Of lirl-American methods Of fight
ing II. Other people are so alarmeI
BY the wrong methods Of deaIin
with communism that they ignor
the danger of communism itself.
am sure that the committee WI
deal effectively with both aspect
4 al the problem. |"
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Six W ornenC Give
IIp In Eviction
Protest Action

NEW YORK R six women who.
had chained themselves inside an
insurance company's skyscraper
office gave up early today their
protest action against the eviction
Of 4 Negro family from one Of the
firms housing projects.
After spending nine hours in
chains in an anterOom Of the 18th
door Office Of a vice president Of
me Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company, one Of the women told
newsmen:
1T IS physically impossible to
stay any longer. "
The women earlier had said they
had thrown. away the keys to the
padlocIs holding the chains that
linked all Of them and their chairs
together. r
However, they finally admitted
that seventh woman who had
been with them earlier had keys.
At that same moment, a tele-
phone call was made to the office
BY q reporter who said he was out
side the building with the woman
with the keys.
The women departed about 2:3O
d. IA. without obtaining any com
pany commitment on their de-
mands. They indicated no plan To
4eturns
A company attorney, who fetched
the keys, received assurance from
the women that they would leave,
before he gave them the keys to
the locks.
Frank Lowe, Metropolitan vice
president iii charge of housing re.
manned ii his Office until the Wo-
men left the building.
There was no company statement
on the matter.
Love and the women started
their war Of endurance before noon
yesterday when the six housewives
and d seventh woman showed ur
To protest the eviction scheduled
teday of tie first Negro tenants
1t the MetropoIitan's Parkchestel
housing development ID Che Bronx.
The seven women, two Negroes
and five white, waited five hours
before Lowe agreed 10 see them,
They talked with him for al hour,
and then six Of tie women pulled
chains and padlocks from then
purses. The seventh woman, who il
white remained free to act as i
\ nlesse nger for the others.
No effort was made To put oui
the women. However, the messen.
ger was not allowed back Ia tie
building when she left 20 get food
for the others; guards told her ia
ore was permitted to enter after
the close of The work day
one VI the SIX women Is Mrs,
Sophie Decatur, ! Negro. whose
family Is the one scheduled fot
eviction today She and her has.
hana Michael, railroad dining cal
worker and their two small chill.
dren sol into Parkchester on 1
suitcase The company said i
would not renew the lease. ii was
upheld ID court recently Ia the case
q Negro eviction from another
Metropolitan housing project
Metropolitan attorney Alfred 81
Carp denied that the firm was dis
eliminating ii the eviction.
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DIG TE.s Cd ID

tcensfnued From P.ke Gael
Auxillagy VII also h d aitend-
ne
st Cam ader SsSfx stated
tst dAsEiF - sets s So tsr
ne prrnanns aFssEs s
ahe pepaFsaseak ~ ssertssd.
s sAaats ID ise Depart
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RENJAMrN sTRRup

Benjamin Stirrup, A, died this
morning at his residence, l014
Elgin Street, after a lingering
illness.
Funeral services will be held
tomorrow afternoon at $50
o'clock in the chapel Of the Lopez
Funeral Home. The Rev. ]. Paul
Touchton will officiate at the
services.
Burial will be in the family
plot at City Cemetery.
Survivors are his mother and
father, Mr. and Mrs. James Stir
rup; a brother, Raymond G. Stir
rup; q son, Robert B. Stirrup, San
Diego, Calf; q grandchild and
several nieces.
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MRS. CLARA KOCH

Mrs. Clara Koch, 50, Jewett City,
Illinois, died Tuesday after ! short
illness, it was learned today.
Mrs. Jewett is the mother Of
George r. Koch, ST. owner Of the
Island city Hotel, Ill William
Street.
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DIVORCE FOR SINGER

ST. LOUIS N Roberts Quinlan,
81, television and night club slneef,
was granted ! divorce yesterday
from John ]. Quinlan Jr.. Wall
Street broker q Farminsdale. NJ.
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n1essa E klseg1n have keez csc
- oa tse sxends 81 Co.'s
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tsisnd - - psspis.
One II Feliciass latest s
sppears II TIE new whit Burns
'SeF book rerensIy
4 j. ahoas Flora hat ! Kgsa
wiaA Which Key Vet aoes nog Fri.
unstsly hare much III canE
key West she SAYS IA i wvslex
paFasse Nth sss aeAlsh ii matsx
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News Briefs

new oil test ID Walton County
about 10 niles northwest Of here
near the Liberty community.
A farm-out from Gulf Refining
Co. the test Is going down "a
land owned BY Howard A. Jones
and Harbeson Lumber Co.
TAMPA IL Several schools III
Southwest Tampa were using hast
ily set UP suction pumps today 10
get enough water for drinking ana
toilet needs.
Water pressure was low Id many
homes, too, but was not generally
serious
Water SUPP. John S. Long *.
planned there Is no actual water
shortage but the city does not have
enough main lines 10 Get water t.
outlying sections ii sufficient vul.
uHae because Of heavy use daring
the current bot. dry weather.
An additional main line Is m
the planning stage but Ii still i
year away from being bull.
GAINESVILLE L. The elzl.t.
week summer session III the Uni
yersity Of Florida VIII open On
June is.
In the past. summer schools
have been as long as twelve weeks
with several 81 The schools holdinr
brief special sesSis nx. This rear e
the first time all the colleges and
schools have been "a Al eight
week basis
AVON PARK L. ne pineca
tle Ar Force Base Jes pglot 40
crashed II che Avon Park Bomb.
ing Range Tuesday, aad Ras killed
was identified ~ air Eoree egfirers
Is I'D ~ William Coeh ~
Omaha. Neh
P0MPAN0 BEACH q Tuo
white eosyicss Gea IL siase prisss
camp Tuesday.
The BEuward Cuunty sieriis a.
tee enkiEiea them - Ant ~
aiter Carfa q E anA
aer Hisek - fFgm Aiahsrsn.
Capesfa rs senued aarrh
80 d 10 yeaKs Sc burary.
Ne iasar 1ka Was asaahle "a
Elask
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TALLAHASSEE The House
today OVERRIDE 6s-z Gov. Mccar-
TVS veto 81 l bill repeating i local
law closing part Uf the H0mosassa
River ID Citrus County to com.
Imereial fishing.
Rep. Gleaton az Citrus County.
Who introduced the bin. said he
saw no reason fir the veto IN.
less i little pressure was brought
On him by some hatel owners
HIe explained later hotel oper
atorx want the four and ] hall
mile stretch If rivertrOm the
town 0f Homosassa d the Gusf 81
Mexico closed ID commercial FISH.
ing ~ tourists can have ii Is
themselves, The water ID cat i'm
i legally considered salt. he sad.
MeCarty sid i Tspealer of 8
local Inv shcnid either Sc adxer.
Used ahead u time or carr !
referendum d comply with con.
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TALLAHASSEE ia biz which
would give the attorney generals
Office authority 10 aid the counties
IL the enforcing al gambling and
narcotic laws was introduced 10
day by three Representatives
Earlier in the session, the House
killed watered down version Of
Any Gen. Richard Eryias 81.
called racket squad hilI. Ii
would have set up ] cabinet iaw
enforcement board and allowed ia
agents tn 10 into eonnties - aid
ID crime fighting ii the invitation
~ local authorities.
Tofays measure. 81 Reps vii
hams III Seminole, AyreS 0f Mari.
On and Murray 81 Polk would
allow the attoFney generals aifex
u help state ana local officials
ID enforcement work BIT wuaid
not give them poMer D arrest Or
search and seizure authority IN.
leSs deplEized ~ tse sheriff a
re county d which thsy we're
Nogkins
Evening star., 1953-04-21
HElP-MEN
DRIvER.PORTER 20 WORK in

DRIvER.PORTER 20 work IN drug
Stors, l-6 pm. and week ends, EN-.
guaranteed salary of S5a
per ,wk.. plus liberal bonus, plus at
tractive tips, plus commission over
conditions for full. slime drivers. Ap.
ply BOB N. 0lebe rd.. Arlington. -21
DRIvERS-For taxicabs with OF
without hackers card. II you are
not . licensed driver arranSement
may be made. for. private instFuc-
your EXAMINATION. YMLoW CAB
co. OF d. c.. INC. 1901 New York
DRIVERS for furniture. rug plck.up
and delivery, good pay and EN-.
ploye benefits. Apply Ills w. st.
DRIvER-sALEsMAN, white. for es.
tablished laundry and dry cleaning
route; $50 wk:. starting salary for
right man. Holidays and paid Va.
cations. Must furnish refereDces.
Box 25a-E. Star. -23
Evening star., 1953-04-21
GOVERNMENT
SERVICES, INC.
1135 21st ST. NV.

CLERK -STENOGRAPHER, white, high
school graduate; 5-day week, paid
vacation, disability and Insurance.
Dement'S. For interview. phone Mr..
Norris. District 7-O762. MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE CO. OF NEW
YORK, -26
CLERK K:TYPlsT-n you are con.
venient to the Bethesda Chevy Chase
area. and would like q permanent
position in pleasant SURROUNDINGS
business ORGANIZATIONS. call Mr..
Cady, OIL. 4-73OO. DIVER MO-
TOR CO.. 1890 Old Georgetown
rd., Bethesda. Md. -21
CLERk-TYPIST-We like to work IN
pleasant surroundings, with con-
genial people. II you do. too, and
are. friendly and dependable. and
under 50. come in bet. $3.50 ana
4:30 and talk to US. Knowl. Of typ.
desired. but speed not imp. These
are permanent positions. Our en-
Dloyes work 5 days wk.. 37Hs hrs.
Vacation and sick leave BENEFITS.
Our company cafeteria Is run on Q
non-pront basis, and employees re-
ceive excellent food at low cost.
Apply Room 300, personnel once.
EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE CO..
S16 14th st. NV. ga
Evening star., 1953-04-21
HElP--MEN

TRAILER DRIVER must
be fully experienced; D. c. permit
REQUIRED: Home every day: Apply In
person. Mr.. Bryant. GENERAL BAK-
MI GO, S1A6 oeorgia ave. my;
experienced; furniture deliveries. DO
not apply unless have at least s yrs.
exper. o23 q st. NV.
TRUCK DRIVER, colored, for 1st-
class market; must be familiar with
NV. section: excellent salary to
start CALVERT MARKET, 1869
Columbia I'd. NV. -1I
Evening star., 1953-04-21
HELP-MEN

MACHINIsTs. exper. men only. Good
sstion. a Pax Excellent L'UW; Wc;rkinS eonditions
Either day or nighL shift. AIR
TRoNIC RESEARCH. INC. 0L
Evening star., 1953-04-21
YARD MAN

A44tO 4N4x14N
Experienced, sober, with references
'cSnt 0.Gay week; Sl40 mo; Apt; develop.
HATLEY. Monday, ia. 2-357O.
MAN interested in sales and mer.
chandising. Due to our expansion
in the Washington area We have
to add additional men to our or
Fanization. Excellent opportunit, rs
for advancement. Salary. transpor-
ER 5sE1Sn sEW1N snd 9!heE eENTra SS 5ensts SIN
ave. NV. EN-. 1924. -22
MANEPart IAN. time for lawn; tEice q
s.Ss$;ss' Sess; 81 mr. Phone after $40. o!s NE.
MAN for artificial breeding of dairy
cattle In nearby Md. or Va. to work
on commission: good position for
s6tv sbfEfe!ic .,sssnSt sSSnS man.. sn with sale:
RoLLINGWOOD FARM. HaSmarket,
Va. Phone Havmarket 4-3353. 30
MAN wanted for delivery and stock
person. NAYLoR 'iffhsfi PHAsMAc9Sp. cSp's so5a Ba
Naylor I'd. Sc.
MEN-Two full-time and one part
time. Inexperienced, full-time men
average $lOO and up per wk. Re
assures you Of steady. regular in
basis II you wish. to prove to your
SELF what an excellent opportunity
this Is: Fuller Brush dealers aver
on regular customers by appt. Fuller
Brush customers are pleasant, cour-
teous and buy these famous every
day necessities reEularly. An expert
= enced man will make calls with you
and train you. If you are inter-
income. inquire at Oil National
Press Bldg. 14th and F SITS. NV,
or phone DI. 7-4477 or DI. 7.349S.
MEN, age 21-35, night work. perma-
nent position: 40-hr. wk. Guaran-
teed progression increases; must
nave drivers license; pass physical
examination. Phone DI. 7-l7OS bet.
SO pm. ga
Evening star., 1953-04-21

GAS STATION ATTENDANTS I21.
must be experienced and good sales
men: 48-hr. ,yk:: good salary and
commission. JU. 1866: -22
GASOLINE STATION ATTENDANT,
have 5 years exper. and Be familiar
with writing service tickets on cars.
Apply II person to W. 8. PRATT,
GROCER-Colored boy, for general
psr.en astTsse RoaERs aesS FRS ys'si MARH2g RAHg1
5000 Edmonston ave, Hyattsyille.
HANDYMAN. carpenter and painter.
HkHPEyRs ARHIy e 1oia hx5tl.ne. sh s NV With 5aS..
hold goods desirable; good wages,
steady work. SECURITY STORAGE
hotSEMEN, IL general duty, Q hrs.
,AEpEyoPPe AEHply oPersonnel. 1n% SE; We; 6.a720 z!
Children, Tor large . Sc. apt. 0isU; prcject; Ct
stokef nred: $40 . month. apt.
and utils. provided; wife to work Is
eharvoman at $S5 per mo. Cali
MRS. SMITH. 4421 card st.. s.e. 10.
s-4447 between Q am. and 4 pm.
sp fs6 p:I :Ffs mo- :i1ss Sast
quarters Finished. See Mr.. COL
dlNs; l ms; 23O6 skyland pl. Sc. Lu:
JANtlffSSk. JANtlffSSSk eelored. for saraen.isp msS
apt. in Arlington, Va. Coal-fired
stokers: Salary and quarters. See
MISS H10GS, room 1125. Invest
ment Bldg. 10th ana K sts. NV.
JANITOR. ASSISTANT, coiored. with
knowledge Of switchboard. elevator,
perkins cars; nor. .drinker; must be
4 HHpP5y 81 Tss1 T%sssn1sssr. s5zo MASS: SyE
JHNIMToRsS Mo rs ASSISTANT, colored: for
large oil;heated apt. BIDS; 6-dAy
ssst; t:s;!!; '.'s 8; RDDreR nS as ?SiE7 wv
,EWRHRYa EEahlaCEnla 8, sroRE Oil CLERK. yoS yoSns
man. exp. In jewelry bus. essential
Also ability estimate watch and
jewelry repairs. Alert. willing to
advance. Excel. oppt. for good
ManS ND5ssr 9:T.1., Perm; Apply Or wY sall PaztS
LABSEs LlSsIs FoREHSiANMESpSeTTihsSn;ce 1SsHSi ~ SSThS; IN
grading and foottngs. Preferably one
PEE PRANK. 40ls Columbia pike,
LAAfb,oKHEakis, Af,o KHEakis experienced only. S0 on
sewer work, pipelayers: good wages.
LTNOLEUM MECnANIC-Must be ex-
per. and have good refs: good op-
Doftunity for right man. 124 Com
merce lane, Rockville. Nd. Poplar
Evening star., 1953-04-21
PAINTERS

AADAN 1OWEHS
$500 MASSACHUSETTS AVE.
PAINTERS, experienced; 2O31 Rhode
hSds sIbfNo ls,fna ANS RoorHNe scs n;s Gc GEc6oNoM'
DEEWoop" "aaS AoMEs Sasn ssnd 'aT; ave. AP4iy pls
triet Heights. Call ewes, ia. 9-a5O7.
PHARMACIST; excellent hours. GOOD
pay. Apply Mrs. Turco, MAXWELL
& &. TENNYsoN' n.N! Suite los' sl6 81 18TH
PIUMBER's HELPER; experienced a
5-2322. between rs pm.
PLUMBERS HELPERS, exper., 9 yrs.
work ". , IL Va. Apply GEoRoE r.
sMARNaR w asFsS 4 Co., 1913 9th st. S;w.,
PORTER, part time, mornings. 80 In
drugstore drugstore. References required. RA.
PORTER -DIsHwAsHER. colored. ex-
perienced. knowledge Of short order
cooking; references required; z am.
to 4:3O pm. shift: closed Sundays
and holidays. NATIONAL DRUG
PSRrEs heGS eSEGf9RRf GFRF s'f BOY. y over s? so
for general drugstore work. CHAS-
TLEToN PHARMACY. 18th and r
PSRiFTE;Rs.:sroCK FTE;Rs: CLERK for me- mem,
furnishings store, permanent posi-
safarA saaf rARRa3 sGSp, @4ss.ss1 4sa 4ss ST. NATIONAL nT
PRESS HELPERS. white over is,
No experience necessary. Apply 4I6
PkIiNHrEsaRa RIM Ii s:W An..round man. IgS must
presses. Call after 6 pm. cypress
1880. B. CLINTON PRESS, -92
Evening star., 1953-04-21
BAKERY SALES CLERK
ALEX. va DAY sETFrT

SAAAA90st VA, 0kA ok21Ex
AND NE. d. c., NIGHT SHIFT
Immediate opening in modern attrac-
meals and .nylon uniforms furnished. :.
Man' employe benefits.
APPLY HOT SHOPPES
Room zoo, 1871 @ st. NV. 81
BEAUTIClAN, expe. Apply CARLs,
and aSdS hoS1sl hSSaHPOiA rd' NV Good salary 81:
BEAUTICIAN. steady; se5, plus boes
G9mmisSion; SsG; days; busy ne. salon.
BEAuTiCSilSSNS' HiISlSS' MANIcuRIsr -"S Ton
salary. CAN RA. a-SSeS. -e6
BEAuTICIAN. experienced, white,
sRm'eeiiftlS esi H. as7sss asIsss Dss
m5nann,icGrist; student considered.
sE&UrTF isSG F'' osERa;fNoR. + aa;N .xD.r.; "a sood
fhlaTy pHHYy snda snd ,,,S ,Sommission; WALTER
H. HiSoSo' s-7ss;4. Ess; sos; after gs g;%,'
BEAUTY OPERATOR, Shampoo and
menicurist; salary and Commission; ;
5.day week, q to Q. Mr.. Paui. iSsS
q e. NV. on Conn. ave-. RE. a
OnhOIx VHEkATOk - Full pAft
time: air-conditioned shop. JENNY
LOU HAIR STYLIST. 1865 N.
Hampshire ave-, Takoma Park. Out
university lane, adjacent People 8
Orue Store. JU. 7-7222. JU. 6-7S4Q.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. all around. al.
yer Spring salon. JU. 0-5S26. SOO
Sligo ave-, Silver Spring. Md. -Si
BEAUTY OPERATOR imam or WON.
anl. exper.. all-around for Jules
Hair Stylists Maryland studio
Langley shopping center. Also / foI
our Va. studios. 6-day. .4O-hr. Wa.
guar. salary and Commission. cal
BEAUTY SALON RECEPTIONlST
experience necessary. Excel. oppor-
Iunity and salary. Conn. ave. ioca
Box 101-E. Star. -22
lBOOKKEEPER for ONCE of longest
furniture store. Pleasant Workine
condS: and company dement's. Apply
e once: HOUSE & HERRMANN
FURNITURE STORE. 7th and Eys
Sts. NV. "a
BOOKKEEPER-Sinsle entry; eooc
hours, good salary. pleasant work.
1nF FiRrs%SMtiE rssSFSS,ticns; .rdAlpely dAlpely WHEATON,
ave. Wheaton. Md. LO. B-3322,
Evening star., 1953-04-21

s1A!LEsMAN| sales pay 500 cash.
Il direct ssf ssins Put impelssn pe1Pt1 :Ss. anD
4ncss; 1907 co-opeTation. See MR.
ROBINSON. b166 BenninS I'd. Sc.
for roofing contractor
No canyassinE. s%bstantiel salary
Drox. yIo9 per Tk. Msrried man S
v: +. S oSRS1rs' i c.. g." Ii. Tor 1895: ssBs:
SALESMAN = Gentleman. over 80,
district, to make promotionai sSies
Of new Scribner music library. Work
on leads In protected virgin terri
tory. start st once; Full time
only. Superficial knowledge Of mu-
SIC desirable. Position Permanent
Msn ssd6c' c'usiS 3.ssiS ON.
for appointment. MA. S.s6IO, EXT.
SS9, Wednesday, 3 Am. to noon. OF
s ssysninss after 7;30: Ask for J;
SALESMAN, front money deal. Car
sion $600-$1 200 month. Phone I-6
snIh;s%na,yH pin; Sn,y TO to. q; s,osA!s s!!s.. FL. ;2i
ss99eergetie and reliable. Call OF; 2
sALEsMAN-old Company wants
Q high-priced quality business ma
chine on exclusive basis. Commits
.iSln sst9. only nlyyh.r,sn. Real oDpCrt for ensr:
basic info: in request for interview.
BOX l60-E, star "a
Evening star., 1953-04-21
HO. 2-5805
TRAINEE

young man. age $3.50. Who is work
Ing toward or has degree in
business administration; after .
promoted to the supervisory, posi-
tion Of assistant cashier; hours,
$3.50 am. TO 4:46 Pm, Monday
through Friday; Apply personnel
INSURANCE. CO.. SIG 14th Ut. nv.
Evening star., 1953-04-21
BAKER
BELL MEN
Must be experienced. Excellent salary
and tips. Uniforms furnished. Apply
ALBAN TOWERS

6OOTBLACK WANTED. experienced;
pEEoT. zoS i1tn st. NV:
RICkL.AYEkS-MuSt be hrst class.
At 10th and Hamilton sts. ne, or
37th and Anacostia rd. Sc. ~
0RICKLAYERS AND LABORERS-
S.ns On Big apartment IF.sS, STSTS oIS 9S gneS Ms
workers. Apply 4540 Macarthur
BUTCHER for super market. good
pay, steady work. Apply q. w.
SUPER MARKET, 243O Penna. ave;
BUTCHER, experienced. to manage
meat department. AID. 4-3142. -22
BUTCHER. must be neat, sober, expeT.
for meat dept: 4664 Livingston I'd.
cHfS Sk1vESS. fiHSSO' eolOred-we win
teach you IN . short time to secure
Identification card. Small deposit
required on cab: TAN TOP CAB
SCHOOL. 1881 KAlofAmA I'd. NV.
co. S.707S, co. k.773b.
Evening star., 1953-04-21
MEN WTTH CAP

MEN WITH CAR
For sales work. not canvassins. Apply
personnel ONCE. 1116 o st. Sc, any
morning. -2i
YOUNG MAN with college background
to- train train as 2 casualty insurance
perience desirable but not neces-
sary. Permanent position with ex-
cellent future prospects. AMERICAN
SURETY CO.. $50 Southern BLDG,
10Th and SITS. NV. -22
YOUNG MAN. white. to assist in drug
store; no experience necessary; hours.
o to o; no night work. no sunday
s9s AppIg %Gs' ssoNs fsss rs'vfEi fHARRMncYt RRMf1nSlt
Y0UNG MEN (aj. outside order dept.
Steady work, can earn 500 per Wk.
to to. start = + RIM. 4@4' l4o4 N Y.
CoMMissIoNs ARE BlGcER and
than. any other sales work. have
openings for 2 competent men; full
time: car nee. exper; not essential.
between $50 and Il. 50
We p:,R HAVE We OPENINGS for receivers. gen.
faS 00l1s5i HSpy fsERGHlgg sRlggIEY IaSYsD Foo6 IS
STORES, ONCE 4O3 Swami ave,
GOOD PROPOSITION to an exper
tuneup and brake service man. Ap-
BY vAENERS GULF SERVICE.
1924 Columbia pike Arlington; ns;s!ya' Va
MEN. Is hrs. wkly., eve.
and Sat. Dart-time work, in hrs. to
suit you. Will earn you $40 Wkly.
Apply 81 Pm; Tues, Wed. Thurs:
YOUNG COLORED MAN. to work In
furniture store. Apply TANEN SALES
CO.. 9l7 . ct. NV. ga
Evening star., 1953-04-21
HElP-MEN

SALESMEN (3), for approximately s
days work. April 27 to May /.
Must have car and good references;
400 New York ave, NV. DO
Evening star., 1953-04-21
THE EVENING STAR BIS
washington, D. C.
TUESDAY. APRIL FL, 1888
nElP-WoAEN


CAsHHR-CIGAR CLERK IN busy
Mon. o. Excel ihossi ssiary s;sU.lsSo: pISs som
r. I: ave. ne. DU. S.59o0. al
:nss' Esauifsa iSs ''ssS ssol lnifsssss' isss st.
for bookkeeping section mo-
and sick leave priviis. Apply Room
800 500 Tower Bldg. 14th and Z
Sue. NV -2l
executive ofices: some typ-
ing; hrs. 30: vacation. group hospi-
WHSr1Es,1s Sns;; AS 1S-25, Apply Rm; 500, IN
'EsIMENT BLDG, 1911 X ss St: NV.
CLEkEK: dry cleaning store. exp.r.
tob, good pay for steady, reliable
yyS9nE lady. CENTRAL CLEANERS.
323 Carroh ST.. Takoma Park. -2i
white, age Is to rs, pleasing
personality. no experience necessary.
desk; splendid WORKING conditions.
Apply Mr.; Graham, DOCTORS HOS.
PlTAL, 1915 Eye st. NV. ga
CLEMA. a1. 20 to 30, to work in cost
nn1nolnf n1f dept. Of local manufacturer.
must be accurate and like to work
Apply STONE PAPER TUBE Co.
300 Franklin st. ne. 81
CLERK with automobile title and tag
exper. preferred. This work REQUIRES
some Bookkeeping and typing. Perm.
position IN modern conditioned
once: Good salary. Oppor. fer adj
MAN CHEVROLET. INC. AID. ..
Evening star., 1953-04-21
SAI,ESMEN

In various depts.-major appliances,
paint: pail :,,II;;d hS;Fdware; electriSsi fxtvIes
kitchens. sporting goods and other
depts.: perm. position; excel. com-
pany benefits. Apply Personnel Of
nee. SEARS, ROEBUCK q Co, oil
RlAdenShurR rd ne -01