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Evening star., 1953-10-24
.TransitCompanyCuts
Runs on Some Lines
And Shifts Others

Service on some Capital
Transit Co. lines will be cut on
November 8, and there will be
shifts in running time on others.
The company said the changes
follow the company's policy of
curtailing operations where
patronage becomes Improbable.
There will be wider headways
on some routes and discontinue
ance of service on others during
portions of the non-rush hours.
Some of the changes will involve
the "owl," or late night service.
but the company said these will
be chiefly shifts in running time
with no runs eliminated.
The Changes.
The routes on which there will
be significant reductions in, serv-
ice are:
R-4, Potomac Park, and Dc,
Loughboro road-Chevy Chase.
On these lines service will be
discontinued before 7 am. on
weekdays, after $50 pm. on
weekdays and Saturdays and all
day Sunday.
MA, which runs between Ten
ley Circle and Utah and Western
avenues. Service on Saturdays
and Sundays before 7 am. will
be discontinued, eliminating four
runs.
G-6, Hyattsville. Service will
be cut on Saturdays and Sun
days and off-peak hours between
the Mount Rainier and College
Park.
On these lines the company
said, the running times will be
changed but there will be no cut
in the number of buses and cars
operated.
F-9, the Ager road express.
L-6 and L-8, the Connecticut
acknowledgement line. Also af-
fected are the cut-back serv-
ices, indicated on the bus desig-
nations by a diagonal line
through the 6 and 8.
Street car routes 80 and 80
between the Calvert Street
Bridge in Northwest Washing
ton, and the Navy Yard and
Barney Circle in Southeast.
Shifts in Owl Service.
On some Of the owl lines the
patrons will have a longer wait
because of increased headway.
On othels, the company said,
there will be no change in fire.
quency of service but there will
be schedule shifts. The changes
in the owl service will be on these
lines:
A-4, Navy Yard-Bellevue.
Us and X-2, Benning road
lines.
LIZ (cut back on Connecticut
avenue.
W-6 and W-8, between the
Navy Yard and Alabama avenue
Sc.
Route so, on Fourteenth street.
Route 10, on Seventh street
and Georgia avenue.
Route 80, Mount Rainier-Po-
tomac Park. The owl buses, in
stead of looping at Eighteenth
and c streets NV. will make
their western terminal at Fiji
teenth and G streets NV.
Route "A, Mount Pleasant.
Route 80, North Capitol street.
Routes 80 and 90. Calvert
Street Bridge to Southeast Wash
lngtOn.
Route 30, TenleytoWn-Penn-
sylvania avenue line.
Capital Transit said the new
schedules have been cleared by
the District Public Utilities Com
mission and the Maryland Public
Service Commission. Notices of
changes will be posted in buses
and street cars on the lines
Evening star., 1953-10-24
Public Works Program

Schools, housing, roads, rail-
roads, hydroelectric power
plants, land development and re-
forestration are included in New
zealand's public works program.
Evening star., 1953-10-24
Lawyer Faces Court
Today on Charge Of
Shooting Noisy Boy

A man accused of shooting a
rifle from his bedroom window
and wounding a boy who "was
making too much noise" is being
Evening star., 1953-10-24


Concerning the Kellam case,
Senator Byrd said:
During the period involved
Mr.. Kellam was not State Off
cial. The only State position he
has ever held was chairman of
the Conservation and Develop
ment Commission. He was ap-
pointed to this position by Gov.
Battle in 1850 and held the office
until 1858, when he resigned to
manage the primary campaign
Of Mr.. Stanley"
"Mr. Kellam was not indicted
on his personal tax return as
signed by him." Senator Byrd
said, but on the returns made
by the Beach Taxi Service, of
which, according to his state
ment, he was not an officer.
He says further that he was only
a minority stockholder and as
such he did not sign returns"
Senator Byrd said he wanted
to make crystal clear that do
not condone in any manner
fraudulent or illegal conduct"
1T is the timing of the in
dictment," he added, that gives
the case a political significance,
and this could have been avoided
had the Republican district at
torney, Mr.. L. Shields Parsons,
acted differently.
Mr.. Parsons said last night:
II have just listened to Sena-
tor Byrd's address. I have very
high regard for Senator Byrd. /
regret that he has apparently
been miSinformed about some of
the facts in connection with the
presentment by the grand jury
Of the indictments in the Beach
Taxi case.
Evening star., 1953-07-20
.MELP-noMrsrlc

COOK, experienced, g.h.w., 61s days.
card. Excel. starting salary and
working conditions. Others help
employed. Cali WO. 6-3i5S. -25
COOK. g.h.w.. dependable. must like
children. live in. aforementioned
mouse nonse; I SILVER Spring. Good salary.
GENERAL HoUsEwoRK, live in, sss
per wk., pvt. rm. and bath, on every
Thurs. and every other sun, local
refs. required. Call LO. 5-O624.
CIV and laundry. Mon, Wed. and
Fri. Near Falls Church. Va. Health
$sEtificate and refs. required. Call
6, INV. wiSSEi plsin cook. fond of children, dr
alternate % Sats. of Of: $50 Wi. En' sTI JU.
9-SS33 after 6. -22
HOUsEKEEPER WANTED full time.
Maeis intervieW Rye DE- r. a-SaSs0 -eaE on week F0r
HOUSEKEEPER, white. live in, care
for semi-invalid lady In exchange
room, board and small salary. JA.
EXPER. GIRL desires g.h.w., 6 days.
knowledge of cooking, but not pref,
Reliable CoLoRED GIRL wants
perm. Ii. % slS957. S o ua'S week.
COLORED LADY TO LIVE IN to take
care Of children. NO. 7-1594 after
$50 pm. $24 every 2 wks
COLORED elderly mothers helper.
in exchange for room, board and
small salary. CO. 5-5S0s. go
Evening star., 1953-07-20
HElP--MEN
Statesmen
statesmen
Unusual Opportunity

Unusual Opportunity
Manufacturer of nation
ally known and adver-
tised surgical supplies
needs additional sales
man due to growth and
expanded markets.
Preferred qualifications
are: Age, 26 to 33; some
college background, sue
cesSful business or sales
experience or it's equiva-
lent in meeting, han
ding and dealing with
people.
Monthly salary $500 to
$3.50 or more, depending
upon appraised ability
plus bonus possibilities
after initial training
period. Business ex-
penses paid, car fur
niShed, group insurance
and annuity plans avail
able, free hospitaliza-
tion. This position is
permanent and offers
opportunity for a man to
grow and earn a career.
To merit a personal inter-
view, please write COM
prehensively giving full
personal data, positions
formerly held and a
resume of other quail
fications. All letters will
he held in strict conf
dence and no reference
will be approached with
out specific permission.
BOX 1851, STAR
Evening star., 1953-07-20
HELP-WoMEN
Kew Punch Operator

NURSE. graduate, white. for work in
hospital admitting office; hrs. D.
1880 pm. Apply Administrator,
st. NV.
Evening star., 1953-07-20
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC
COOK AND G.H.W. Virginia girl
desires Job. Live in. Call Ii. 6-S776,

COOK AND G.H.W. Virginia girl
desires Job. Live in. Call Ii. 6-s776.
G.H.W. - Day wrks.. cooks, hotel
malos. mattresses. porters. dish
Snn9os S%asneFS' Reference checked. . RE.
LADYwExperienced worker, viii live
in, good with children. Ii. 1895.
GIRL-wants days work Ii. 3.seo9.
CHILD CARE - Middle-aeed woman.
GIRL Girl &C, coLoRES' oaES'' desires general
lnri h0use york Or oe laundry; no bache-
c0I: s6is Girl f5EsHR 6EsfREs JOB as G2o Nurse
maid; Wf wa gay; SBao ysi or babysittins' S3say
CoLoRED GIRL desires nishtWork.
fanrant feanins go 9F WASHING 7SYa dishes in res
COLoRED GIRL desires full-tims
work Or bus girl. co. 5-56e2.
COLORED LADY-Day' work wanted
Mh hih'ws jam lsEndry' child care phone
coLoREDt WOMAN desires morning
leterenees. ts EG5k TuA 2-s7Ps. ss77Psf'enced and
COLORED GIRL desires baby sit
ting. office cleaning or mothers
cohoRE6 sSlcss Sa'I LAb2 A3y 2snt7 want; a.v vor.
Tuesday and Wednesday. DE. q
COLORED GIRL wants days cham
BERN 6srmaid work cleaning, ironing or
CohSRsp SIS fa5e' w WoT24N$I 2iS$37' rur..u.,.
wants Job caring for children in
home. excel. refs. CO. 5-2971.
COLORED GIRLS (2), reliable, wish
full or part time, child care or LII. W.
g days wk; DE. 2-761S..
WOMAN, colored. desires full-time or
days work or young girl to take
care of baby. Ii. 7-42OS.
WOMAN, colored, wants g.h.w., live
in or out, plain cooking, refs, CO.
WOMAN, colored. wants days work
for Tues. Call Mon. after z. DU.
1864.
GIRL. colored, desires days work,
cleaning or bus girl. TU. 2-64S3.
GIRL. colored, would like g.h.w.. 5h
days wk. or days work. LU. 1-267s.
MAID. colored. wants domestic work.
fUil nP mart tiF1n M D-21A0
Evening star., 1953-07-20
HELP WOMEN tcen..,
CLERK


White, for dry cleaning plant. Age
20-35 Good starting salary and
working conditions. SANITARY
CLEANERS, 930 Ellsworth dr., Sill.
yer Spring. go
CLERK .TYPIST exper., 25-45, capa-
BILE Of assuming duties Of ONCE man
aRer. Insurance once, Bethesda.
1875. sd. wk. OIL. 4-3434. 30
CLERK K-TYPIST. white, wanted for
general ONCE work-part time. Ap-
ply HOFFMAN, UPHOLSTERERS
CLERK -TYPIST, II to 35, high
school graduate: tipping speed about
80 w.p m. This is q full-time per-
manent position; 5-day. .371a-hour
nsi Tsfk once FoaTAsLEP LAPpS LIFE PerfSa iSs
CO.. S16 14th st. NV. Room 300.
CLERK-TYPIST, 5-day. 4O-hour wk.
Apply BAUSCH & LOMB. 1924 Eye
at n OnA AnnP
Evening star., 1953-07-20
RYAN
AERONAUTICAL
COMPANY
SAN DIEGO, CALF.

FILE CLERK-TYPIST, permanent
position with insurance BENEFITS for
experienced. conscientious worker.
Age 1886. Apply 1928 10th st. NV.
Evening star., 1953-07-20
HELP-WoAEN

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. edi-
phone. permanent position. 6-day
week, liberal employe benefits. air
conditioned ONCE, pleasant working
tss. tie B. +. oooDSR1cH Co. iiiS
10th st. NV. --21
SHOE SALESLADY-Experi pre-
ferred. New family shoe store.
Hillcrest Heights. Md. Gust on
Branch ave. seq MRS. SCHUMER
10. o-2IO4. ~
STENOGRAPHER, not over 35, must
be able to take dictation at 90 words
per minute and transcribe 1t ac-
curately. Should have good back
ground In English. and be able to
spell correctly. Must have good APP
pearance. Pleasant working condi-
tions. Good salary. MA. S-S624.
STENOGRAPHER CLERK. age 1s-
35, with leading music company.
Must have fair stenographic ability.
Good opportunity for willing
worker. Call Mr.. RAMSEY. DI.
S.R4R4 Oh
Evening star., 1953-07-20
BOX 1851, STAR

sERvTcE-PARTs MAN. excellent ~;
ture. machinery and equipment
house; experience with 1h-h.p. to
50-h.p. engines. Baltimore blvd. For
interview call ia. 9-123O. 30
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
thoroughly exper.; must have DC.
refs; 4S-hr. week; salary above
average. Apply WROE'S SUNOCO
SERVICE, 1901 Georgia ave. NV.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Drivers permit and lub. exper.. 10
cal refs. and familiar with NV.
Sec: good salary. Apply 1925 Conn.
ave. NV. -22
STATION ASST. MGR
White; age rs to 40; only well ex-
need apply. Salary $85 per week
SUNOCO SERVICE STATION, Wis
conSin ave. and River I'd. NV. 30
SHIFT MANAGER Good hours,
excel. pay. Apply In person, DAVIS
ESQ SERVICE. 1850 Benning I'd.
ne. 30
SHOE statesmen, neat and expert
enced. Steady work in Silver Spring.
Good pay plus pm. and commission.
Chance for advancement. Apply en-
ployment office, 901 H st. ne. "a
Evening star., 1953-07-20

REAL ESTATE SALESMEN-Earn bis
money pleasantly. TOWN g. SUB:
URBAN REAL ESTATE CO.. 481
Wisconsin ave. NV. EN-. 2-9400.
REAL ESTATE Statesmen -Reai op-
portunlty Tor , alert exper. men
small Office. plenty of business, lots
Of houses and prospects, full ofilce
cooperation. Call for appt. W
CLIFFORD SHERTzER Realtor-
Builder, 1882 Wis. ave-, OIL. 6-650O
JU. 5-7747. 30
REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON. mar
or woman. needed ct once: Com
plete cooperation. We specialize ir
Bethesda. Silver Spg.. and Montgom.
cry Co. Shop in and talk with nj
S005 Wisconsin ave-. OIL. 2-544l
RESTAURANT MANAGER with cafe.
terra experience, man capable OF
taking full charge of air-cond. cafe.
terra, familiar with buying, han
ding personnel and planning meals;
6-day wk., vacation with pay. Salary
$4,000. Reply Box 3s7-M. Star.
Evening star., 1953-07-20

sE1T5TEkj iy6I5.sjs Th!s gFaSf 2gs5ss
CLEANERS. 1907 L st. NV. 30
TAB. MACHINE OPERATOR-Are you
looking to the present or to the fu-
ture? Are YOU planning to be .
now now %ecaas or eVen sE sRs!a your lifei ii you
are, we are not interested in en-
ployins you: we are looking for a
young man 90 to 35 who wants to
use his skill as tab. machine op-
orator as stepping stone to an ad-
ministrative and later an executive
position s in a lars large corporati9Gn. ratio He He
3 "CTi yrs. oeiaS' or more Of + college. T resided
in the area for at least / yr.. have
experience in the operation and
Tring Of all sM .Md zHa men han. n
you can clalify and are looking for
a job with a future. with a good
starting salary. we are interested in
YOU. Our employees know Of this
ad All replies confidential and no
contact will be made with your pres
ent employer githout your consent
snced; Full time, good pay. pc.
DRIVER, .colored. expert
enced only with references need ap-
ply. in first-class market. familiar
with W; section. Excel: salary to to
Columbia Rd. NV. -22
TECHNICIANS required
Immediately. with own car. Full time
and part time. Home TV repair. AD
4-6SS0. 30
work on used car lots:
$51 wk. Mr.. Blum. WASHINGTON
MOTOR CO.. 119 o st. ne. Do not
phone. 30
MAN, young, white, mechanically
inclined and alert, to work in auto
brake Shop 003 N st NV -23
Evening star., 1953-07-20

WAITRESS
Must be thoroughly exper. and ca
pab!e: excellent earnings. WAKE
FIELD RESTAURANT. 1859 Conn.
Evening star., 1953-07-20
HElP-MEN

MAN wanted for established insur-
ance debit. No experience necessary
Married, age 35-4O. / yrs. residence
start. Me. 6-O7bb. @22
Evening star., 1953-07-20
MEN AVAILABLE NOV

For employment. Odd Jobs, yard work,
wal washing. carpentry. houseclean-
Ing. etc. SALVATION ARMY. Hai Dor
Lights Corp, ME. S-4532
Evening star., 1953-07-20
RESTAURANT
ROUTEMAN

We have a permanent position for
a man between 25 and 35 years of
age for training in our sales depart
ment. There Is an excellent op-
portunity for advancement. Vaca-
ton with pay. free insurance and
other employe benefits. Apply
ELITE LAUNDRY, 2119 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1953-07-20
HELP-MEN

PRESSER, wool, experienced; top
salary to q quality producer; per-
manent position. Phone RIA. 3-6440.
wool, exper. on trousers,
top pay, perm. position, excel. work.
ing conds., modern plant Apply Mr..
Chrapaty,. ARISTO CLEANERS. 1926
s. Capitol st. 30
PRODUCE MAN for supermarket;
good pay. steady work Apply G. W.
SUPER MARKET. 2430 Pa. ave. NV.
-22
PRODUCE MAN, exper. pref: 5hs-day
wk: good pay Apply to manager,
FOODTOWN. R1A9 Conn. ave-. -22
Evening star., 1953-07-20

Man or woman. You can earn SS5
to S125 per wk.. or 6 days. no
BARRETT PARKER HARsTYLIsTs
>6406 Ga. Ave, Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1953-07-20
CASHIER

1ypinR experience necessary. $50
to 5 ON. Able. to assist in restau-
rant office. R-day week, 2 meals q
day. TALLY-HO RESTAURANT
Sl2 18th st. NV, -21
Evening star., 1953-07-20
SALES OPPORTUNITY

An old established firm has
opening in Washington ONCE
for a hish-grade salesman
With unusual qualifications.
If you are 25-35, married,
own q car and. have a proven
sales record you may be able
to qualify. Call MR.. GREEN,
ST. 3-5323.
Evening star., 1953-07-20
.CLERK-TYPIST

Young woman. 1880 yrs. Of age. for
permanent position in our account
ing dept; 6-day, 40-hr. wk.; rea-
Apply. Personnel. Room COS; open
weekdays, ,S:30-5 and Sat. 81. Nc
phone calls.
Evening star., 1953-07-20
SITUATIONS WOMEN

SITUATIONS MEN 6 WOMEN
PROFESSIONAL DRAFTING for tech
nical reports. brochures and thesis.
GO 5.34S2 after 8 or Sat. Or Sun.
JOBS WANTED, male and female,
porters,. chauffeurs, laborers, cooks.
dishwashers, fountain help. pantry
salad girls. hotel maids. charwomen.
waltress. Immed. placement. FRANK
MOORE EMPL. AGENCY. 22s
Evening star., 1953-07-20
STENOGRAPHERS

We have two openings. One is ii
our accounting dept. and would re
qu1re some credit experience: tn,
other is in our promotion dept. ant
requires general ONCE experience
5-oay, 40-hr. wk.: reasonable short
hand and tipping speeds are desired
generous company benefit proRran
in addition to salary. Apply Per,
sonnel, Room sos: open weekday,
S:3O-5 and Sat. 9-1. No phone
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penn. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1953-07-20
LABORER

Colored; 25-35 yrs. Of age; heavy
exam; 40-hr. week. Apply Per
sonnel, Room sos; open weekdays
S:30-5 and Sat. 81. No phone
Evening star., 1953-07-20
REAuTICIAN

DEAO 44N4AN
Man or woman. You can earn SS5
to S125 per vk.. 5 or 6 days. no
BARRETT PARKER HARsTYLIsTs
6406 Ga. Ave. Silver Spring;
BEAUTY OPERATOR, colored; will
sEAuTY e ~ oPERATSsaSss Ri AGT9gSS: wk.
EoUiss cREATfvE GaA1RDREssERsss
BEAUTY u Y'e eoPPEf;RaaTToR II; imam or wom-
am. experienced, all around for
Jules. Shirlington. Va; 5-day. 40
so%HtSsi0n' sSSS9G. Cali Mr.: JULES @aI KI:
Beo9ORRiKHEiEPER-A person capable of
taking complete charse of double
entry set OF books for associati ton !;
Th 5gto naesf Hesf Sss ss
pay; salary $4,000. Reply Box
BooKKEEPER, ;5eH7KEi PER by automobile dealer
in Bethesda. Md. prefer resident of
MONTGOMERY Co. betw: .ages 81 and
35; capable Of supervising small Of Of;
statements. perm. position with hol-
iday. vacation and insurance bene-
EAToN. oI. 4-1ooo for interview
BOOKKEEPER, exper. on eccts. re-
ceivable and accts. payable nec..
good salary, good future. Call for
appt., Ii. 4.1052. -21
BOOKKEEPER ASSIsTANT-Practi.
cal experience, double entry, local
school graduate: 5-day week: well
established organization. Air condi-
S-0160 30
BOOKKEEPING CLERK, posting
record keeping, filing. tipping; neat
accurate work required; good refs.
S-hr. day, 5-day wk.; good work
ing conditions; $50 wk. ME. S-5940
for annointmenf Ok
Evening star., 1953-07-20
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT. expert: books opened;
refs; open rate. Ju. 9-65S4. 20.
Ct home, all types, Call after 8 $50.
cEk,sF "a si449Q N9QuES!rI1 Ext 1les ,.n,,,:, -2i
thoroughly familiar with all phases
tions. personnel Extensive experience
designing and installing systems for
management Improvement in indus
try and Government. Well-versed in
ployer satisfaction unconditionaiiv
ggussaranteed; gsa Please contact, Box
oFffficEi SieHi MGR.-credit exper.; exc excel.
references; can meet public: inside
SSasltss; Sst; salary open. ia. s-44oo, Apt.
MAN, 20. colored. wants evening
work. after $50; excel. typist.
stenog.. etc, TU. 2-53S6. 21'
MAN, wishes part-time work, to
type of work. Cali LU. a-44s9 afts! 4.
MEN AVAILABLE NOW
For ,employment. Odd Jobs. yard work.
Wal MWan Wasning, carpentry. houseclean-
Lights Corp, NE. S-4532
NEWsPAPERMAN. %. single, fluent
Spanish. experienced Latin American,
seeks Stimulating field equal to
BOY, colored. wants lob as dish
washer, porter. messenger. depend
able. Rel. II. 7-492S.
YOUNG MAN. II, wants work as
messenger. farm or painters helper.
busboy. Rel. good refer. RA.
FORMER GOVT. GUARD, hotel
clerk, exper. middle-aged: reliable;
ref. Seeks connection. ST. 3-6316
COLORED MAN wants work painting.
ho9psefleaning; no. gardening; exper.:
PHARMACIST. reg. D. c., desires
full-time relief work during Aug.
ICoToRED RETIRED GOVT. PAINTER
desires work as interior painter,
reasonable price. Tel. CO. 5-5S92.
COLORED MAN desires Job as laborer,
S2i 9th st. ne; Ii. 6-S043.
MAN, white. wishes Job as porter
or truck driver. exper. TU. 2-O265
Evening star., 1953-07-20

tIQUOR SALESMAN for suburban
store. 90 mi. from District; excel
oppor. for progressive man with ex.
perience; $50 wk. plus rm.. good
bonus to start. Write, giving quail
flcations as to experience and abil-
ity Box SIX Star. 81
MANAGER, to operate service sta
tion and parking lot: must have
past exper. and furnish refs; closed
Sundays; top salary to right man
Apply 712 9th st. NV "a
MECH. responsible, sober man FOL
maintenance, construction and oper-
ating work in small chem. plant
suburban area. Sc. Wash. 10. g.
2496 or write Box GAM. star. -21
Music MECHANIC-Pin bali console
Top salary to reliable experienced
man. $40 Linden ave. Baltimore l.
alert, white. native of Washington
must type with medium speed and
accuracy; high school graduate
Business or bookkeeping education
or experience required. Box 426.M
Star. 30
PAINTERS-First-class men ONLY
need apply. Call RA. 3-1642 after
PAINTERS, 1st class. sober. to report
at 3Sth and Shepherd sts., Mt
Rainier, Md. at z am. See foreman
PAINTERS. job foreman. to mix col
orS and run jobs. Must have tranSp
1R0( n CT -20
Evening star., 1953-07-20
MAN WITH CAR

MAN WITH CAR
Big earnings; good references, or II
you are already working and max
ing less than S135 per Wk., consider
AN INVITATION
To come with me any 8 ewes. and
see more money made in 8 hours
than you can make in 40. Phone
~. 6-1351. ask for employment
MEN. two full-tim and one part.
time. inexperienced full-time mer
aver average ,:slos. $lO0 and md. up per week; Re.
ers assures you Of steady, regular
income. Start on Q or day trial
basis II you wish to prove to your
self what an excellent opportunity
this is. Fuller Brush dealers aver.
a age !,1 $I90 and up per week callinG ,
Brush customers are pleasant, cour-
teouS and buy these famous every
day necessities regularly. An expert
enced man will make calls with you
and train you. II you are inter-
ested in a sure way to. raise your
OF phone f6ii. 7-447s s" or 81. -: S:s45s. js
-21
YOUNG MAN, 1s to 25. draft exempt,
high school education. attending OF
to work in a clerical capacity in our
home once. Splendid opportunity II
you have ambition and are lookinH
for q position where you can work
your way up. 5-day, 37h-hr. week
Apply personnel of1ce. EQUITABLE
LIFE ms. CO.. S16 14th st. NV,
Evening star., 1953-07-20

Applicant should be under 35 years
>pf age and be available for any
hours including day or night relief
any day Of the week.
Training given on PIX and infor-
nation work. May lead to full-time
Job; 81 81 per hour plus free trans
portation.
Evening star., 1953-07-20
AN INVITATION

Big earnings; good references, or If
you are already working and max
Ing less than S135 per Wk.. consider
Evening star., 1953-07-20
HELP-MEN
3 MEN WANTED
PART TIME

Young white man. with car, who
needs to supplement present income
in evening work. Call AID. 2-6445,
ask for MR. ROYCE -21
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-12
Art Book Review

Ken0H
Introduction by William
Gaunt. (Phdidon Garden
City; $780,
Washington has a generous
number of original paintings
by Renoir in the National Gal
lery and Phillips collections.
enabling local art lovers to have
a first-hand acquaintance with
this master. This large, hand
some volume, containing 104
reproductions, II in full color,
each averaging 8x10 inches,
will extend the readers knowl-
edge in the most direct way.
short of visiting galleries
throughout Europe and the
United States.
Mr.. Gaunt's introduction Is
comprehensive and readable.
giving a biography of the
French master, critique of
his work as it changed during
his long career (from the mid
1860s to his death in 1919,
aged 49, and a picture of his
times and associates. Renoir,
says Mr.. Gaunt, depicted "the
beauty of life and pre-emi-
nently therefore. the beauty
of women" There are greater
artists than Renoir, he con-
cludes, "but none perhaps was
more purely an artist"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-12
Crime
Reviewed by
Miriom Ottenberq

A Private Party. BY William
Ard. Rinehart & Co.; $2.50D
A variation on the most,
likely-suSpect theme shows up
in this tale of a gangster's
murder. The suspect, complete
with means. motive and oppor-
tunity, is the homicide squad
detective who had befriended
the sister of a newspaper re-
porter killed presumably on
orders of the mobster. Sc
quences picturing the troubles
of dock workers controlled by
the mob give headline flavor
to a solidly plotted adventure.
Dead: Senate; Office Build
ing. BY Margaret Scherf.
doubleday & Co.; $2.50)
To an outlander addicted
to whodunits it must begin to
seem that no Senator's life
is safe in Washington-partic-
ularly If the Senator's methods
make his more respectable
colleagues vince. This follows
the trend-and a more popular
victim is unlikely to show up
in mystery fiction this year.
A lobbyist, an unemployed
columnist. sundry victims of
the Senator's malice and am
bition, Capitol dowagers and
even some haraSsed Capitol
guards figure in the action