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Evening star., 1953-07-02
Harap Is Identified Ell
As Red After CALLING
Probers Anti-Semific
BY The Assoeioted Press

The House Un-American Ac-
tivities Committee yesterday
heard a witness identify DR..
Louis Harap as a Communist.
DR.. Harap. a New York writer.
refused Monday to testify re-
garding his activities, but
charged the group with being
anti-Semitic.
DR.. George Mayberry, who de-
scribed himself as a free-lance
writer of book reviews for the
New York Times. testified he be-
longed to a Communist cell in
cluding DR.. Harap while they
were at Harvard in 1887 and
1888.
Il got a good strong smell of
communism and couldn't stand
it, he asserted.
Jews DenOunce Harap.
Before DR.. Mayberry testified.
Chairman Velde placed in the
hearing record a letter from the
American Jewish Committee.
New York. which denounced DR..
Harap's charges that the House
committee Is anti-Semitic.
Irving M. Engel, chairman of
the Executive Committee, said
the organization wanted to "ex-
press some measure Of the out
rage which American Jews, like
so many of their fellow citizens
OF all faiths, must feel at Harap's
attempt to exploit your commit
tees platform to impugn Amer
lean democracy and it's treat
ment Of the diverse groups con-
stituting our population.
Louis Harap speaks for him
self and for Communists" Mr..
Engel wrote. "He is no more
a spokesman for the religious
group he seeks to exploit than
for the democracy he processes
to support, for Judaism and
communism are utterly incom-
patible.
Is Communist Maneuver.
"His injection of the false
charge of anti-Semitism into
your committees investigation
of Communists is a studied
Communist maneuver in the
long-standing attempt to be-
smirch American treatment of
its religious and racial groups
while praising the Soviet Union.
"As such, this maneuver
should be exposed as a brazen
design to hide from the world
C o m m u n i m S Long standing
campaign against minority
groups, their religions and cut
lures"
Mr.. Engel added that a study
of the treatment of minorities
in Iron Curtain countries, made
by experts, will be published
soon by his organization.
Evening star., 1953-07-02
Mute Woman, 20, Cut
In Fiqht With Intruder

A 20-year-old deaf and mute
woman was cut early today as
she fought off an intruder in her
bedroom.
Miss Bernice Padow of sos
Thirteenth street Sc, reported
to police she was sitting in her
second floor apartment with a
friend about midnight when they
saw a colored man on the fire
escape. Miss Padow's friend
chased the man but he escaped.
About 3:45 am. Miss Padow
awoke to find a colored man
standing over her with a knife,
police said. She grabbed his
wrist and during a struggle was
cut on the left thigh. The COL
ored man fled out the window
and down the fire escape.
Miss Padow was treated at
Gallinger Hospital for a minor
cut. at.
She described her attacker as
18 to 20 years old, 5 feet 4 inches
and weighing about 130 pounds.
He was wearing a T-shirt.
Evening star., 1953-07-02
Wisconsin Youth, "a,
Admits Knife Staying
OF Editor and Wife
By the Assoctoted Press

SHELBYVILLE, Ind, July O.
A husky 14-year-old Wisconsin
youth has admitted the fatal
stabbing of a newspaper pub
Usher and his wife at Sturgeon
Bay. Wis. but he says, II don't
know why I did it."
Il know it's too late to be
sorry" the 6-foot 185-pound
youth said yesterday as he signed
a statement admitting the slay-
ing Of Sumner Harris, SO, pub
Usher of the Door County (Wis.)
Advocate. and his wife. Grace, so.
Shelby County Sheriff Robert
Meltzer saio the statement was
made by James A. Duranty. who
was arrested here early yester-
day by two policemen who found
him sleeping in a restroom at
the courthouse.
Duranty. who failed his grades
as a student priest at Catholic
seminary. was booked at police
headquarters on charge Of
vagrancy. after telling police he
was Joe Mead and that he lived
in Michigan.
Car Leads to Identification.
His identity was not estab-
hshed until shortly before dawn.
when Sheriff Meltzer was called
to investigate the report of an
abandoned car in ditch three
and one-half miles northeast of
here.
The car, late model sedan
with Wisconsin plates. contained
two suitcoatS, a suitcase and an
eyeglasS case with the name
Harris" written in ink on the
inside cover.
Sheriff Meltzer connected the
name with the Wisconsin Slay-
lngs, which took place Monday
night and were discovered Tues
day morning. News stories of
the Staying related that Duranty
had left note for his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Duranty,
who live next door to the Harris
family, reading:
Dear MON and pop. I killed
Mr.. and Mrs. H. You can call
police. Tell them I'm headed
for Michigan"
Admits His Identity.
The sheriff confronted the
boy at the Jail with the eyeglass
case and suit coat which
matched the tweed trousers he
was wearing. Then he admitted
his identity, the sheriff said, and
stated:
Il don't know why I did it.
Something up there told me to
do it," Duranty said, pointing
to his head.
Sheriff Meltzer said Duranty
signed a statement after Wis
consin authorities were notified
, of his arrest. A first-degree
murder warrant already had
been issued against the boy in
Wisconsin.
Duranty waived extradition
and was to be picked up today
by Door County Sheriff Halle
Rowe.
Evening star., 1953-07-02
Church Drive Starts
As President Signs
Freedom Document

President Eisenhower today
signed a Declaration of Free
DOM" inaugurating year-long
campaign to bring home to the
American people the belief that
freedom comes from God.
The declaration, based on the
23d Psalm, is the central docu-
ment IN a campaign sponsored
by the National Association of
Evangelicals, which describes it.
self as a volunteer association of
denominations, individuals and
local churches embracing ap-
proximately 10 million Ameri-
cans of Protestant faiths.
Prayers on July 4.
Gen. Eisenhower already has
designated Saturday-Independ-
ence Day-as a day of penance
and prayer, and has called for
a Nationwide observance. Spe-
cial services have been arranged
by various churches.
A large delegation from the
Association of Evangelicals was
present for the White House
ceremony. The association is
headed by DR.. Paul S. Rees.
Others to Sign.
Following Gen. Eisenhower
signature the document was to
be presented for signing to Vice
President Nixon, Chief Justice
Vinson. cabinet members, Gov
ernors. members of Congress and
the Mayors of principal cities.
Sponsors, say the March of
Freedom" is being conducted Ito
asquaint all Americans, and espe-
/ cially to reach the grass roots
of the Nation with the truth that
our democrattic heritage and the
freedom which we cherish comes
from Almighty God as does the
right to worship which is guar
anteed by the Constitution of the
United States"
A July 4 ceremony at the
Watergate in connection with
the campaign will be followed by
meetings, conventions, parades
and other observances culminat-
ing in a pilgrimage to the Wash
ington Monument July 4 next
year.
Evening star., 1953-07-02
Legion of VuIor Elects
IEXINGTOM Ku

LEXINGTON, KY, July 2 (H).
DIR. Othel Gee, Oklahoma City.
Okla. yesterday was elected ma.
tional commander of the Army
and Navy Legion Of Valor which
closed its 63rd annual reunion.
Formerly senior vice comrnan-
der, he succeeds DR.. Harry ].
Stone, Ashland, KY.
Evening star., 1953-07-02
1yphoon lashes Manila,
Heads Toward Formosa
BY the Assesioted Press

MANILA, July 2.-Torrential
rains and high tides flooded large
areas of Manila today as a
typhoon skirted the island cluster
off the Northern Philippines.
The huge storm, with winds Of
las miles an hour at its center,
was headed toward Formosa. It
was reported $50 miles southeast
Of Taitung on Formosa'S south
east coast, moving west-north-
west at 1917 miles an hour.
Typhoon signals remained
hoisted over Manila as high seas
beat against the breakwater.
Evening star., 1953-07-02
By james (. Roper

The Post Office Department
will tell investigating Senators
why it issued-and then sus-
pended-a fraud order against
battery additive AD-X2 and its
promoter, Jess M. Ritchie.
The information will go to the
Senate Small Business Commit
tee, which is trying to find out
whether Mr.. Ritchie, as a small
business man. got a fair break
from Washington bureaucrats.
The Small Business Commit
tee, in a letter to Postmaster
General Summerfield, asked the
Post Office for either a memo
randum or direct testimony on
the case.
This plan appeared to be a
compromise. Some committee
members had wanted to drop
the whole investigation: some
wanted to continue hearings.
Decision is Delayed.
Committee Chairman Thye,
after a 212-h closed meeting
of the committee late yesterday,
said the group would await the
Post Offices reply, and then de-
eide whether to continue public
hearings.
The letter to Mr.. Summerfield
asked, why your department
issued an order forbidding the
product (AD-X2) to go through
the mails, from where your in
formation came, why you sus-
pended that order. what is the
present status of the order"
The Post Office issued the
fraud order February 27 and
suspended it March 2.
Mr.. Ritchle says AD-X2, when
added to the fluid in a storage
battery, can double the life of
the battery. Director Allen v.
Astin of the Bureau of Stand
ards says four bureau tests on
AD-X2 show that it is useless.
DR.. Astin's opposition to AD-X2
figured in Secretary of Com
merce Weeks decision to get a
new man to head the bureau.
Committee Still Puzzled.
The Small Business Commit
tee, in asking the Post Office
for information about it's fraud
order, sent along the transcript
of a week of public hearings that
the committee held.
The letter said the committee
could not, on the basis of testi-
mony SO far, make a finding of
its own about the merits of
AD-X2. The committee noted
that a special group Of scien-
lists now is evaluating the
chemical.
The committee added:
The decision as to what &C
ton your department should
take with relation to the mails,
the committee emphasizes. is
yours"
Senator Thye also wrote Secre-
tary of Defense Wilson suggest
ing that he give full co-opera-
ton" to the testing of AD-X2
at the New London Conn.,
Naval Base.
Norman Goodwin, New Eng
land salesman for AD-X2. told
the committee last week that he
treated a submarine battery cell
at New London and obtained
amazing results.
Sees Saving in Funds.
This and other testimony en-
couraged Senator Thye to write
Secretary Wilson:
Enough testimony was pre-
sented to indicate that if used
according to the manufacturers
instructions. AD-X2 may we'll be
Evening star., 1953-07-02

mon ground" he said. There is
no need to be pessimistic.
Early Climax Seen.
Meanwhile, Washington Off
cials predicted a climax in the
truce crisis within hours, with a
clear answer whether Mr.. Rhee
will accept the armistic terms or
f1aunt them and try to fight on
alone.
There were strong indications
the United States would go ahead
with a truce even if Mr.. Rhee
doesn't agree, and welI-in-
formed source said he believes
the Reds would accept on that
basis.
A competent source revealed
yesterday that Mr.. Rhee last
Saturday had told Mr.. Robertson
all his demands had been met
by Gen. Eisenhower. But the
next day. Mr.. Rhee produced new
demands which Mr.. Robertson
quickly turned down. The source
said one of these demands was a
90-day limit on a post-truce po-
litical conference.
(The Army newspaper Stars
and Stripes identified this
source as Carl w. McCardle,
Assistant Secretary of State
for Public Affairs.
Another Version Submitted.
Faced with Mr.. Robertson s
rejection. Mr.. Rhee said he
would write lin his own hand"
another version of his stand.
This was relayed to Mr.. Robert
son last night.
Mr.. Robertson undoubtedly
discussed the message when he
went to the presidential mansion
for the latest meeting, which
lasted an hour and As minutes.
The envoy waved to newsmen
waiting to see him outside the
mansion gates. But his sedan
did not stop and he yelled that
he had nothing" to say.
After most of his conversa-
tions with Mr.. Rhee, Mr.. Rob-
ertson has stopped and chatted
briefly with reporters.
In Washington, President Eli
senhwoer told a press conference
there are several difficulties, but
said he believes in his own mind
that a satisfactory solution is
coming out of it.
And Senator Knowland, Re-
Evening star., 1953-07-02
Actress Parents Lose Gems

NEW YORK, July 2 (P).-Film
Actress Elizabeth Taylor's par
ents yesterday reported $4,000
worth of jewelry missing from a
st. Regis hotel room. Part of the
gems belonged to the actress. Mr..
and Mrs. Francis Taylor of Bev-
erly Hills, Calf, told police the'
jewels disappeared while they
were away,
Evening star., 1953-07-02
Truce

Continued From First Page.)
mon ground" he said. There is
no need to be pessimistic.
Evening star., 1953-07-02
Cats Come in Puirs

MONROVIA. Calf. R.-Can
you top this? Karen Hadley's
year old gray and white cat,
Pinky, gave birth to a litter of
three sets of twin kittens, with
a male and female in each set (!
One set is tortoise shell. another
long-haired gray and white, the
third a sort of calico mixture.
Evening star., 1953-07-12

Full or part time work. top salary
and commission. Apply HAYWOOD
BEAUTY SALON. 1907 Varnuni,
Mt. Rainier, or call WA. 7-4056.
Evening star., 1953-07-12
statesmen

local hrm Of nationai reputat tion
due to an expansion. has an open.
ing for. 2 top-notch statesmen Of
men who ASPIRE to be salesmen
ambition and be of good character
Age Is no barrier. Must have q car
Our leading producers, regardless o.
age are earning over 81 900 pei
month, 10 months each year. We arr
not interested in order takers OF
orr business within several days anC
these high earnings should start I'm.
mediately. II YOU feel that you car
meet these qualifications, apply Ii
nerson at 1908 3Sth ave. at Bla,
densburg rd.. Colmar Manor. Md
Evening star., 1953-07-12
Technical
Administrative
Secretary

Supervisor of a group doing
research and development,
in physical chemistry and
chemical engineering, de-
sires person with degree in
chemistry or equivalent
chemical experience, to as
sist with administrative
work and technical report
writing.
This position is with a large
established research organ
ization in the Washington,
D. C. area, offering excellent
working conditions, and
many employe benefits.
Please submit resume of ex-
perience and salary require
ments.
BOX ASK, STAR
Evening star., 1953-07-12
HELP--MEN

If YOU have ever sold
direct. and are tired of your regu-
lar and low pay, here is a pleasant.
mo. Straight sal. starting first day
plus double that in Quick cash COM
missions. Car needed. Apply 925 u
+ st. NV. 3rd H., after gao. la
SALESMAN for liquor store in Sc,
white. young, willing to work; state
exper, and salary desired. Box
1I2-J. Star.
SALESMEN-ANCHOR FENCE co.
desires 2 men. Age 20 to As. Must
own car. Men chosen will represent
leading manufacturer in exclusive
territory. Call for appt.. Mrs. Cum
mlns. Ii. 3-S161. --l3
Evening star., 1953-07-12

high-grade, CUSTOM
made clothes; proven sales plan as
bracket; opportunity to become dis
trtct sales manager. Apply in per-
son. Monday or Tuesday, 10 am.
TO 10 pm, HEYWOOD CUSTOM
CLOTHES, 704 North Glebe rd.,
Room 202, Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1953-07-12
HOSTESSES


VA. AREA--NIGHT SHIFT
Permanent position, immediate OPEN
ing Uniforms furnished. Good
pay. Many company benefits. Ex-
perience preferred. Age, under 35.
APPLY HOT SHOPPE, INC.
RM. 200. 1341 G st. NV. la
ternoon and sun Of "nafe saery Sao open
pd. vac, ref Apply in person Mon.
through Fri. S-5. 913 23rd ST..
So. Arlington. IA
JANITRESS. colored. part time. Ap-
ply at offices Monday. July IL.
SEVEN UP WASHINGTON. INC.
1928 Kenilworth ave. ne. -12
JUNIOR ACCOUNTING CLERK.
with figures essential; position offer.
paid vacations, disqualification and
other company benefits; advance
ment. Call CO. 5-1016, IA
Evening star., 1953-07-12
statesmen
AT ONCE

NEED 3 MEN AT ONCE FOR
LOCAL SALES WORK. IF
YOU ARE FREE TO START
AT ONCE AND OWN LATE
MODEL CAR AND WILL
ING TO WORK. EVENINGS,
l WILL TEACH YOU OUR
BUSINESS AND SHOW
YOU HOW TO EARN MORE
MONEY THAN YOU CAN
EARN IN ANY OTHER
SALES WORK I KNOW OF.
TELEPHONE MR.. ASCHER,
MONDAY, AT TU. 2-36OO.
SAINT ARIAN WANTED, for perm.
positlon on stan Of large restaurant
full resume Of exper. with appiica-
tion. Box 397-G. Star. -12
SECURITY SALESMAN-we have an
opening on our sales stan for q
good salesman to sell high-grado
investment securities. washington
Is growing area and this offers
an OUTSTANDING. opportunity tor the
operation Will be given. Knowledse
Of selling and OF Investment secur.
tiles preferred Highest references
required Communicate with Mr..
J 2; Kresger. Of JONES KREEGER
%%o,E 8 EEFIII IT, members "S Of the New New
bids s oistfie. ssSft 7tbsoa tbssoanss' ca'r'''
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Exper.; must be over 21 yrs Of age
CoNNoRs & FOSTER. 2244 Pa.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT. to
work in truck service station.
Hospitalization benefits, paid vaca-
ton; must have recent references;
sSsrcs SSs per fo- week week to start; good
BR1sCOE. 22O1 New York ave. ne.
-15
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT and
road service men: must have D. C.
drivers permit and experience: me-
chanical ability helpful: no Sun.
WS5k' W1 s-45d5 1873 Macarthur blvd. NV.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
White; fabrication exper. and good
somm and rets VscatSn ono SAgKRoNs aaK glqs
SUNOCo SERVICE, Wis. ave. and
River I'd. NV. IA
SERVICE STATION SHIFT MGR
WI Whits; snn'S Sxpesi 2ExS only os MUST furnish
S1l!6 $3.50 4SsGo cSnn; ave. Chevy Chase. Nd
SERVICE STATION SHIFT MGR;
also good front-end mechanic to do
small front-end work and brakes.
Good pay. Apply 1925 Conn. ave.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS.
>5h-day, wk. Annual and sick leave.
OF holidays with pay. Apply in
person. ANDREWS AIR FORCE
BASE EXCHANGE. Ia
Service Station Shift Man
Capable of handling men and money
accurately. $3.50 per mo. and COM
mission. WLLOUGHBY'S ESQ
SERVICE. 4244 Wis. ave. NV. --17
SHIPPING CLERK, white. expert
enced only. for printing firm. Apply
415 11th st. s.w. ia
SHOE statesmen, experienced only.
for family shoe store in Silver
Spring. Md. Apply in person. 9Ol H
st. ne. between 10 and IL noon.
Evening star., 1953-07-12
ARCADE-SUNSHINE

713 LAMONT ST. NV. IA
GALESMAN-Alert young man with
car to call on gift. stores in Wash
ington and Va. Salary and commits
sion. Phone EN-. 2-5536 or write
Box 16-K Star. Ia
SALESMAN, interested in making a
liberal commission and selling whole
sale electrical supplies and lighting
f5Ktures 'v tS electrical cOntraftCrs
ssGfEsMAN sGGf gaIAS sIari M wholesale upholstery aI
and drapery fabrics Leading est
flrm has opening for an experienced
statesmen with following among in
terror decorators Snd gpholsterers
Drawing against commission. Only
experienced man will be considered
Write Box 162-H. Star Ia
eALESMAN--Soda fountain and res
taurant sale: experienced man pre-
ferred Our employees advised OF this
SALESMAN for retail LIQUOR. store;
person only. REX LIQUORS, ssis
sHIEsSMAN, ma n,E hardware; store expert
ence; prefer draft-exempt young
man; good opportunity for right
person; Box l77-R, Star. -12
education; car necessary; sales and
service; local territory: salary and
liberal ear allowance. Box 1891,
SALESMAN TO SELL coOKw4RE,
GnarGisn r5,.S seTviss TVGS .rS Not canvHssns
demonstrations. Top commissions.
low dn. pymts. We finance. A
good man can earn $3.50 wkly. Car
Necessary. Phi. IL. 3-1426. Ia
Evening star., 1953-07-12
MAN

With car to pick up vacuum cleaners
from customers who call our once
Tor service: concentrated area In
also commission paid on replace
ment sales. Apply HOOVER CO.
1905 Rhode Island ave. ne, Mon,
Evening star., 1953-07-12

NURSE-Graduate, registered. with
sEeund %!h0ls SssiafS RuFSi visrTSo RfSF
NURSE SERVICE. Al Prince st.,
Alexandria, Va. XII. 9-1122. LII
NURSE. registered, oral surgeons Of
nee, Hyettsville. Nd; 6-day week;
anesthesia or operating room ex-
pertence preferred. Call uN. 4-33o2.
NURSE-Practical. or undergraduate:
enceS. Protestant home for aged.
Call superintendent, NO. 7-3S38.
technician or receptionist
with laboratory experience, for doc
tors ONCE, Silver Spring. JU. g.
white. age 25-40; live In or
out. Refs. CO. 6-4764. Ia
Evening star., 1953-07-12

- National, established
corporation needs representative f0I
METROPOLITAN Washington and else
where to "a new graphic arts
equipment. EXCELLENT opportunity
liberal employe benefits. Graphic
arts experience desirable, but ade-
quate training will be provided. Un-
der 35 preferred. Phone for ap-
pointment. ST. 3-1282, or write
Box 44S-J. Star.
Evening star., 1953-07-12
PAYROLL
AUDITOR

Permanent position with large ma
tional organization, knowledge of
payroll taxes and tipping necessary.
Apply in person, $50 am. 30
pm, Suite 4l6, Ring Building, 1900
18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1953-07-12
PRINTER,

compositor- stone hand: day work IN
mod downtown plant: Miehle 80
Vertical and Craftsman: above aver.
age work; booklets, advertising, fold
ers. color work, requires above aver
age man; congenial group, pleasant
surroundingS; our men know OF thil
ad. Applications treated in conf
dence BOX 4O2-K Star -12
Evening star., 1953-07-12

BEAUTY OPERATOR = Salary and
eonmnmriIssion: Sc. section. Ii
BEAUTY OPERATOR-Exper.. good
sal. and comm. full or part time.
permanent. hrs. 10 to Z. air-cond.,
: 5-da. T6' %k,' i2so6 i5as Rhode Island ave
BEAUTY oPERATOR-Exper., full
caIi t!mf' ME- for s.H9Ys d9H9t0Wn beauty 1no0-
BEAUTY OPERATOR for air-cond
NV. notel-apt beauty salon: Excel.
salary. Shop closed on Mondays.
BEAUTY OPERATOR tman or
woman; all-around experience. for
JULES, Shirlington, Va; 5-day, 40
hr wk.; guaranteed salary. and
commission. Call Mrs. English. KI
BEAUTY OPERATORS-Need 2 man.
tourists at $50 wk. guar. plus comm.
female operators; orator HS 500 % wki l~ guar r
plus comm. Call any time. TIA; g.
BEAUTY oPERAroRz-ss5-sloo wk
curing; steady Job; air cooled
LOUIS CREATIVE HAIRDREssERs
l71O Eye ST. W.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, exper; full or
PaaGrto cdlnr;do time aiTcond iys sooa gay
BEAUTY OPERATOR, full or part
time, closed Sat. year around; nourS
9-5. RE. 7-1100. Ext. 496. IA
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced; ;
full time; hours. 0 to 8; 5-day week;
Sun. and Mon. closed: guaranteed
salary and commission; air-condi-
toned shop. QUEENS CHAPEL
BEAUTY SHOP. 3106 Hamilton st..
Hyattsville, Md. WA. 7-0110. -l2
around beauty work. Highest guar
antee and commission. Also expert
manicuriSt. Excel. working condi-
Bill ING CLERK-TYPIsT. PIX re-
lief; Call MRS. LYNCH. ST.
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE operator.
Woman not over 40 yrs. old. Exper.
desirable but not essential. Excel.
working cond. Al IN person bet.
1711 for appt. {. c. KEYS d SON,
S404 Ga. ave. Sill. Spg.. Md. --12
BOOKKEEPER-Must have advertis-
ing experience. JAMES s. BEATTIE
ADVERTISING AGENCY. Cafritz
Bldg.
Evening star., 1953-07-12
BOX ASK, STAR

TELEPHONE OPERATOR for large
apartment house; permanent posi-
tion; experienced preferred. Call
TEFEPEoNE MEs MSIkES sSLiCiroR KE posS ior ONCE; ?
salary and commission; paid Vaca-
ton, other benefits: 40-hr. wk:
alternate Sats., a day. Apply Mrs.
Ways. SMITHS STORAGE CO. 1918
You st. NV. No phone calls Ia
Evening star., 1953-07-12
HELP MEN Cont. J

PARGERS wanted for lee. apt. prof.
ect, Report to Wheeler rd. and
Wahler pl Sc
Evening star., 1953-07-12
SPEEDAUMAT
MACHINE
OPERATOR

Experienced In setting up and making
mechanical adjustments to run en-
5000 completely automatic machine,
Five-day week. Excellent company
Dement'S, Call EX. 3-033S for ap-
pointment.
THE KIPLINGER LETTERs
EDITORS BUILDING
1920 H ST. NV,
Evening star., 1953-07-12
statesmen

Want to make real money?
Let's make q date for a pri-
vate preview of an amazing
new invention. Apply in per-
son. 310T Georgia avenue
NV, weekdays, $50 to 4:30.
See LYNN MUSE.
Evening star., 1953-07-12
ROUTE
statesmen

We have several openings on estab-
lished routes for married men, age
21-40: experience preferred, but not
essential
Apply any day between am. and
$3.50 pm.
Evening star., 1953-07-12
CLERK

For r-conditioned dry cleaning store
Apply DICKEY'S. CLEANERS, 18th
and Thomas Circle NV. IA