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Evening star., 1953-10-09
Work Of RemodeIinq
Facilities for Addicts
To Start Wednesday
$4,000 Needed for Job
To Come From Health
Department Funds

Remodeling work to provide
treatment facilities for drug ad-
diets at the District General
Hospital will begin next We'd
nesday, the Commissioners an
nounced today.
The decision was reached
after an emergency conference
among Public Health Depart
ment officials who met for more
than an hour this morning.
The conference was called by
Commissioners Samuel Spencer
and Renah F. Camalier who
learned during a tour of the
hospital yesterday that while
space for the addict treatment
section was available, funds to
renovate and equip it were not.
Need Put at $4,000.
The city heads were told by
Health Director Daniel Seek
niger and DR.. Philip A.E. Steb-
bing, hospital superintendent,
about $4,000 would be needed
for the job. Neither official was
able yesterday to say where the
money would come from.
In today's conference, how
ever, it was agreed that the $780,
900 sum will be taken from the
current Health Department ap-
preparation. The deficiency in
department funds will be made
up, the Commissioners hope. bv
presenting a request for sup
Elemental appropriation of $50,-
600 to Congress when the legis-
lators convene next January.
Stopgap measures had to be
undertaken since under the bill
requiring compulsory hospital
ization of local drug addicts IA
cilitieS had to be established by
no later than December.
Commissioner Camalier said
today the decision to draw funds
from other sources in the Health
Department will not Cripple any
projects"
Those at Conference.
The conference was attended
today by DR.. Seckinger, DR..
Stebbing, Dr. Daniel L. Finu-
cane, superintendent of Glenn
Dale Hospital; Paul Keene, busi-
ness administrator of the Cen
eral Hospital, and William B.
Bowman, administrative assist
ant of the Health Department.
They estimated that completion
date of the renovation will be
December 10.
Commissioner Camalier, who is
directly responsible for public
health activities, revealed that
Congress will be asked to provide
nearly $4,000 for fiscal 1855 to
keep the addict unit going.
The 16-bed unit would be used
to treat District addicts during
their two-to-t three-week with
drawal" period. After that, the
patients would be transferred to
Federal institutions.
Evening star., 1953-10-09
Prime Minister
And Guiana
Officials Fired
Britain Charges Reds
Plot to Make Colony
A Moscow Satellite
By the Assoeioted Press

, ana, Oct. 9.-Britain booted out
the prime minister and five
other cabinet members today
with the announced purpose of
preventing Communists from
taking over the British Guiana
government.
Gov Sir Alfred Savage de-
clared a state of emergency un-
der which the Six-month- old
constitution is to be scrapped.
The British charged there was a
Red plot to turn this South
American rum and sugar colony
Into a totalitarian state sub
servient to Moscow"
These steps followed the ar
rival of British troops in the
colony. which is sandwiched be-
tween Brazil and Venezuela on
the approaches to the Panama
Canal.
This colony of 100000 people
is Britain's only holding on the
South American continent.
Nearly half the population came
from or trace their ancestry to
India. Most of the others are
of Negro or American Indian
stock.
Plea to U. N. Threatened.
Prime Minister Jeddie Jagan
and the ousted ministers threat
ened to take the dispute with
Britain to London. Washington
and the United Nations. Jagan
and his American-born wife. the
former Janet Rosenberg, have
denied they are Communists and
that their political party. the
leftwing Peoples Progressive
Party, is Moscow dominated. The
party won parliamentary elec-
tions here in April, taking 18 Of
the "a seats.
But the British, in a statement
issued here and in London,
named the Jagans among the
ringleaders of a Communist plot
aimed at subvertfhg the govern
ment and creating "a dangerous
crisis both in public order and
in economic affairs"
Besides Jagan the British
ousted these other ministers:
L. F. S. Burnham, minister of
education; A. Chase, labor and
industry: Sidney King, commu-
nications and works; DR.. j. T.
Lachhmansingh, health and
housing; Jai Marine Singh, local
government and social welfare.
The British announcement
specifically named the Jagans.
King and Rory Westmaas,
bearded vice president of the
PIP. as ringleaders in the al
legged plot.
Soldiers on Guard Duty.
The announcement of a state
of emergency was received quiet
ly. Five hundred troops of the
Royal Welch Fusilers, were on
guard duty. Three warships
stood in the harbor. The air.
craft carrier Implacable is due
to sail tomorrow from Britain
with 600 men of the Argyll and
Sutherland HighlanderS, battle
tested Korean veterans.
The governor warned that the
army and navy were here "in
sufficient force to cope with any
emergency that may arise, and
the forces are widely distributed
througout the country" Jagan
had denounced the dispatch OF
troops as "a show of force"
| The governors warning was
aimed at forestalling fears that
it would be a tremendous task tC
supervise the colony's $4,000
square miles, much of it wilc
jungle. Bad roads and COM
munications to the interior make
it a possible trouble spot fol
Communist uprisings.
Furthermore, the PIP is known
to have obtained much support
from the police and government
employees with promises of bene-
(See GUIANA, Page A-2.)
Evening star., 1953-10-09
Par|eys, Not War,
Are Key 10 Future,
Eisenhower Asserts
President Welcomes
InterpurIiumentory
Union Delegates
By John Y. Homer

President Eisenhower declared
today that there is no future for
the progress of civilization un-
less the conference table sup
plants the battlefield in the solu-
ton of international differences.
The President made the state
ment in an address of welcome
to delegates of the Interparlia-
mentary Union, which convened
today at the Capitol. More than
200 delegates from SO nations
registered for the AID confer
ence, which will be in session
here until next Thursday. This
is the first time in Is years that
the international peace organ1-
zation has met in Washington
Praises Peace Efforts.
President Eisenhower praised
the union for it's efforts in be-
half of peaceful solution OF world
problems. He said the organiza-
ton is capable of accomplishing
much good because its members
come from parliaments which
reflect the public opinion OF
their countries.
The President added that the
nearer the world can come to
bringing together public opinion
rather than merely bringing to-
gether governments. the better
are prospects for peace.
The principal topics of discus
sion for the conference are the
effect of the United States Point
Four programs and the United
Nations technical assistance pro-
grams on democratic institutions,
such as parliaments.
BritOn Is President.
It is also planned to discuss
peoples right to political self
determination.
The presiding officer of the
conference is Viscount Stansgate
of Great Britain. He is preSi-
dent of the Union.
Late this afternoon the dele
gates will attend reception at
the White House given by Presi-
dent and Mrs. Eisenhower. They
will meet tomorrow morning and
afternoon and in the evening
will be guests of Secretary OF
State Dulles at a reception in
the Sheraton Park Hotel.
The conference elected SEN
ator Ferguson, Michigan Repub-
lican, to preside over today's
general debate.
Evening star., 1953-10-09
0verhau|ing Urged
For System Of Rating
Federal Employees
Civil Service Conference
Hears Personnel Chiefs
Criticize Present Practice
BY Joseph Young
Star Stoff Correspondent

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 9.-The
Governments personnel direc-
tors today sharply criticized the
Federal employe performance
rating system and urged that
widespread changes be made by
Congress.
Oliver Short, Commerce De-
partment rersonnel officer, and
chairman of the committee at
the annual conference here of
the Civil Service Assembly of
the United States and Canada
that is studying the performance
rating system, said the present
system "iS meaningless and re-
tards rather than helps agencies
in trying to retain the best peo-
pie in observation-disclosures pro-
grams"
Sees More Harm Than Good.
Mr., Short said the present sys-
tenn. under which Federal en-
ployes are annually given a
rating of satisfactory" "unsat-
iSfactory," or outstanding"
does considerably more harm
than good.
More than SO per cent of all
employees receive a satisfactory
rating" Mr.. Short declared. "As
result, there is no way in the
present system to differentiate
between employees when it comes
to deciding who should be kept
in an economy dismissal pro-
gram, or who should be pro-
NOTED. 1t gives employees no in
centives to do a better job"
Mr.. Short advocated retaining
the outstanding and unsatisfac-
tory rating for the relatively few
employees at either end of the
scale. He declared, however, that
the satisfactory rating should
be broken up into two parts. A
system whereby employees in this
category would be rated as very
satisfactory" and just plain sat
isfactory'' would give greater rec
ognition to employees who are
above the average in their work
and perform more satisfactorily
than their colleagues, Mr.. Short
declared.
Steward Blasts Policies
Meanwhile, Luther C. Steward,
president of the National Fed
Grafton of Federal Employees, yes
terday made a strong attack on
the Eisenhower administrators
personnel policies.
Mr.. Steward, who has headed
the conservative employees union
the past 35 years, charged that
conflicting statements by the
various new department and
agency heads regarding Federal
workers has caused employe
(See CIVIL SERVICE, Page A-3D
Evening star., 1953-10-09
Tito DenounCes
Trieste Action
As Dangerous
Note Reserves Rights
Under u. NJ; Thronqs
Protest in Street
ETIN
BULLETIN

BELGRADE Up. - Yugo-
slavia handed Britain and
the United States note to-
night denouncing as IAN un-
just and dangerous act" the
decision to turn over part of
Trieste to Italy. She reserved
the right to use appropriate
means, on the basis of the
United Nations Charter to
protect the interests of Yugo-
slavia in the Trieste area"
The note did not say what
steps were contemplated.
Evening star., 1953-10-09
By John A. Giles

Inc ADMINISTRATOR SOugQC To-
day to assure the American peo-
pie that their vulnerability to
Russian atomic attack does not
necessarily mean an increase IN
defense spending.
President Eisenhower himself
quickly made this point at news
Text Of Eisenhower Statement on
H-Bomb and His Answers to Ques-
tions on Atomic and Budeetory Not
ters. Poee Al
conference yesterday after saying
the Soviet nov possesses a
stockpile of atomic weapons of
conventional types" and that
their explosion last August IL
was produced by an hydrogen
bomb, or the forerunner of one.
g. The Soviets now have
the capability of atomic attack
on us and such a capability will
increase with the passage OF
time" he declared in a prepared
statement.
Constantly Adjusting Defenses.
Does that mean larger defense
appropriations? the President
was asked.
Commenting that the word
defense" covered a large field,
Evening star., 1953-10-09

(see EISENHOWER, Page AID
Evening star., 1953-10-09

(See KIDNAPPING, Page A-30
Evening star., 1953-10-09

A fast flyer on the Illinois Central
scatters $16,5OO in it's wake. See Life
in the U. S."
Page A20.
Evening star., 1953-05-24

For extremely pleasant working con-
ditions In an atmosphere OF good
food.
Evening star., 1953-05-24

-
YOUNG MEN--We have openings for
young men who are Interested in
getting start in the business
world; besides salary. we offer bonus,
Disqualification, group insurance and
all other known benefits, plus a
brand-new automobile Apply in
person. AETNA FINANCE CO., 3215
K. ]. ave. Mt. Rainier. 80
YOUNG MEN. under 25. openings for
several men do insulation work. Ex-
perience not necessary. See Mr..
Lefeyre, Mon, 80 am. A. M.
GRIFFITH CONSUMERS CO., Arl,
Va. end of Key Bridge.
MEN (3) to assist sales man
ager; no experience necessary; av-
erage earnings, $50 wk. Apply Rm.
$50. 724 9th st. NV. -26
MEN (2). with car, some
selling experience. After 3--day
training period you will earn from
Sl25 to $500 per week on live leads,
from our newspaper, radio and
TV programs. Positively no canvass
ing. CLEAN RITE STORES, 925 F st.
NV ME- $4,000 "a
Evening star., 1953-05-24
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
AMBITIOUS MEN, evening work. 20
|. hours per week, $50. Call AID.

MEN, evening work. 20
, hours per week. $50. Cali AD.
COLLEGE cIEai STUDENTS. over 20. for
earnings Sfni oSs' ABOUT $75 w Wk. Apply JOS
PM. RIM. SOL, 7l0 14th st. NV;
Sesf repsrs sh home omeFi to sU eoo
rART-ThME S2RfE msn Man, M WHIT; SRite, for Silver
Spring fountain; 6-10 ewes, l Sun
day on, l OF; start right man at
S37 every two weeks. This is an
aiSaso aisher earnings. Ju. s-e74" Ju'
BOY WANTED-Must be IS; for
pawnbroker's exchange; no expert
ence necessary. Apply in person.
IS sSs seIo IL * < week WEEK worth a post
Special FREE TRIAL p PLAN that
sells amazing new Automatic Re
frigerator Defroster like hot cakesi"
DeFROsTOMATIC Dept, TO-A. 173
MAKE Mi Msa,S0f; $50 To- SsssPiE saSo PER SALE. Ex-
distributors. NEW MIRACLE OUT
DOOR LIGHTS sweeping country.
Enormous demand from gas sta
lions tions' stores stores: night spots; driye1ins.
GUARANTEE clinches sales. No
samples, no investment, no lighting
experience required W.. H. LONG
CO.. Chicago 10, Ill. Established
WANTED-DRIvER. part time. for
pvt. school bus: nearby Va; approx.
hrs. = to 9 am. $3.50 to $50 pm.
Call XII. s-12o2. s am. to $50 I'm.
SETTLED MAN, to do general re-
SO mo. and lodging. EN-. 3-54O7
oPPoRr6pNnrY asteS pini for young cole coiisre
graduate to join fast-Rrowing gem
sH1vtRs sFaI lRsuraHce n1 agency. ie1 Call y MR.
ATTENTION: nv EXPANSION Gre
ates career opening in nations lead
ing radio programming organization.
VIII train inexperienced but sim
cere young married man with car.
Travel U; 8. if wife can accompany,
Gngeran6, drive and type; s. GOOD starting salary
TIoNAL Ado REPRESENTA-
EXPERIENCED bicycle mechanic; good
pay; pay start ia oianne Immediately. s117 Ga.
fnaaht aSsnta AIRLNEs sLg needs air
permanent work. with opportunity
and regular increases; 40-hr. wk.,
free airline transportation and
many other employe benefits. Apply
Mr.. Reed. Room 200, Hangar Z,
NATIONAL AIRPORT. 8 am. to-
4 pm.
JOBS OPEN in q. g., 80. America,
Europe; $4,000 to $4,000; travel
paid. Write EMPLOYMENT IN.
FORMATION CENTER, Room 212,
316 Stuart st. Boston.
REAL ESTATE CLASSES - Earn
while you learn. 3414 Rhode Island
Evening star., 1953-05-24
WE HAVE AN
OPPORTUNITY

For man with these qualifications:
Age 5000, good personality and
appearance, sound reputation; must
have a car.
. Sales experience. or ambition for
a secure career in selling. He will
call on business firms only.
3. Ability to get along on weekly
commissions Of $75 to $1O0 to
start. with no ceiling on present or
future earnings.
We are q growing, 46-year-old COM
pany, rated AAA-1 with top-rank-
ing line Of advertising specialties.
Our field organization is made up
Of men who bave been with us from
B to 35 years. Individual earnings
range into five figures, plus profit
sharing, group insurance bennef1ts
and $50 annual bonus on commis-
sions earned.
We have an opening now in the
Washington area, Offering q perma-
nent, zewarding career for the right
man. For interview, phone LEE R.
REYNOLDS. EX. 35034, May ~
after 3 pm. and May IS.
Evening star., 1953-05-24
$500 MONTHLY

Starting salary for 2
executive-type statesmen
to represent large East
ern corporation. No
travel; sales experience
and ability desired; es-
tablished resident, 25-40
years old, married, capa-
Bile of assuming respon-
SibilitieS. In requesting
interview, please include
brief personal history.
ALI replies confidential.
BOX 249-E, STAR
Evening star., 1953-05-24
HELP----MEN

MEN. two full time and one part
time. inexperienced full-time men
average 500 and up per week. Re-
peat business plus regular custom
ers assures YOU of steady, regular
income. Start on / or > day trial
basis if you wish. to prove to YOUR
self what an excellent opportunity
this is. Fuller Brush dealers aver
age 500 and up per week. calling
on regular customers by appt. Fuller
Brush customers are pleasant. cour-
day necessities regularly. An expert
enced man will make calls with you
and train you. If YOU are inter-
income. inquire at 9ll National
Press Bldg. l4th and F sts. NV.
or phone D1. 1-44i7 or DI. i-349S.
Evening star., 1953-05-24
CLERICAL.

We need white woman who is a
willing and conscientious worker;
ability to do simple arithmetic essen
tlaI' actual exp. not necessary, as
We will train; 5-day wk.; ins. bene-
ntS: air-cond. office, etc. Call MR..
ESpEY. NE. S-1452, after 9:15 am
MesA19yS: -36
CLERK-To work in once Of estab-
hshed hardware store; REQUIRES
some knowledge Of bookkeeping and
typlng; 5Ea-day week, 2-weeks va
cation; disqualification insurance
avalla6ie; good working conditions,
SsN1DEH d CO, Lee hwy. and Fair
Lax Lax ar' Arl. 13, Va. JE. Elisa,
CLERK. white, for very busy drv
cleaning store in Bethesda: Nd
Must be exper. and reliable or viii"
Ing to learn. Excellent pay. free
group disqualification and otber
company. benefits. Local resident
preferred. Apply in person, am
10 pm: or call Mr.. Kligman for
appppss; apppps; Blue RIBBON LAUNDRY
a. az HIam2den lane. Bethesda. Nd.
office work, mil
ana part time. Permanent position,
eooo starting salary. Purchase dis
eo1ns; en Apply In person. IDA'S DEPT.
CLERKS. under SO; perm. positions
tsiso some temp. positions lasting
bIdF'9: bIhLC9em mod jan ca,.t.l;s54 1884, Icond:
,Wk.; annual starting salary, SS, ,4nG:
liberal vacation and sick leave. In.
terviews 9 am. to 4:3O pm, Per-
sonnel once, NATIONAL GEO
GRAPHIC SOCIETY. 3rd and r
SLs: ne. Do not telephone. 80
Evening star., 1953-05-24
HELP WOMEN tcont. }
BEAUTICIAN wanted all-around op,

BEAUTICIAN wanted, all-around oper-
ator; good salary and commission.
Apply RUBEN'S BEAUTY SALON,
923 ST. NV, or call Ma. S-6347.
BEAUTICIAN-HAlR STYLIST--Excel-
lent salary; commission paid wkly.
IN person, LA ROMAINE BEAUTY
SALON, 1903 Park I'd. NV. "a
BGAuTlCIANS-Men or women. ex-
perienced operators only: salary and
commission conn $50 Apply GABRIEL. do19
BEATTICiAN-HA1R sTYL1sT Ex-
cellent salary; commission paid
TIIy,; TIEy,;v Modern air-conditioned shop;
sRa66r9 BEAU safoS RffSSn saa aEEHs 1stS 3. MARE
BEAUTY OPERATOR. good is salary
ana snH ,S9r S9nm; No license required;
HAIRDREssER' H0gSSS 1854 X St. NV,
BEAUTY oPERAToR-Fun or Part
time. RA' s-s77a. Sun. RA. 6-94@l
BEAUTY OPERATOR, good Ia all
eUan MR; PAqL, Az nj iss5 .Slo y st: NV. Oh d
BEATTY oFERAToR.0 experienced:
In person at ROBERT OF PARIS,
1914 Conn. ave. NO. 7-2776.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. all-around; ex-
lowing req. HENRI l. ROBERT.
BEA1TY H6s1 G9nnj oPFSArFGiTk;. fHs. FiT; Conn ,v.
rSa9yinE parfy. Go. fsEssassshiD 51sssss to right
BEAUTY OPERXTORs. male or
female; experienced in hair color
ing; Young stylistS who like to stay
@ancuTist Hss ss1 ssa $6 Rk R9' e%a eHmm AlsO
Ultra modern air-conditioned salon
Call ia. 9-04O5 or ME. S-O915.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, exper.; 30 GOOD
fime;y ffihlsfy psT@ansnf snd comm hrs fun Or part
air cond.; 5-day wk. 1886 Rhode
BEAUTY iapH aye oPRkAFSRs. as NE 4nGe' maze or fe
male. male ,tN,fa,d wonderful opportunity for
SALON. 6.o7 GeOreia ave. INV.
BEAUTY sl FSn opERSToR Ea toa ssisfy siss1G and
eommisSions; 3 days, 2 to 6; air
JE. 2:37l6: Sun, JE. seo464. '"'
BEAUTY OPERATORS, with follow
ing, for aforementioned hotel salon.
Call ME. S-1440.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced,
sox fSr GinSend0g iseG gt.s shop; excellent pay
Beauty oP2RA;ToRs. women or
men. for our Conn. ave, Clarendon
and Bethesda. salons; 5-day week,
TOP TOP salary and comm. EMILE. 1921
BEaUT9 2Hpi rs OPERATORS az, also TSS nan.
ager for beauty salon. Apply in per-
son. 1924 Conn. ave-, NV, "a
B0OKKEEPER, full charge, for fur
niture store in nearby Arlington.
Exec Excel. salary; Apply 1854 Wilson
BookkEEPE1RS, 1SoI GR:. I'm; to handle ae-
be able to- take trial balances on
accounts handled; suburban Md
auso ine condfions Geaiefi GOOD pay. excel. york
ROE FORD CO. JU. $500. 81
BOOKkEEPER for advertising agency,
experience necessary; congenial
surroundlngs, aforementioned build
ing; 6-day wk.; free disqualification
Mss Snd Other neonSTT BENEFITS; good salary.
BO0KKEEPER. experienced. Double
sppointment cali wRo.' R e-as59, s sun uDt
BOOKEjkEEPER-Full 1Ejt charge; Thor
cost records, for contracting office.
Write fully, including salary desired
Box 3S3-G. Star.
BO0KKEEPER, full or part time;
5-day week; permanent; must be
experienced; good salary. Box 13S-
G. Star.
BOOKKEEPER-In Bethesda. Good
typist with some knowledge Of short
hand; must thoroughly understand
double entry bookkeeping for small
business. Excellent salary; congenial
working conditions in r-conditioned
ofice. Call OIL. 4-6200. -26
BOOKKEEPER-TYPIsT
Young lady; full time, 5-day wk., 4Ol
hrs; pleasant working conditionS
Evening star., 1953-05-24

CLERK-sTENoGRAPHER, for insur-
ance ONCE. Bladensburg, Md. WA.
1854; evenings and Suns, WA.
7-6O49.
Evening star., 1953-05-24
BAKERY
SALES CLERK
18 TO IS

For extremely pleasant working con-
ditions In an atmosphere OF good
food.
We have an opening for persons who
would like to learn the Pantry House
business. This is primarily bake
goods. ice cream, take-home dinners
and the like. If you like to meet
people. consider the advantages of
this type OF Job:
You will be trained attractive
uniformI are furnished you
earn while you are being trained
. you get your meals furnished
counts 0sS ssv. 'ansy sSa and ans SSHf'{ gSS family
money liberal vacation and
sick leave annual ,picnics and
iIcm hga5d x,tS% sse eomp.n, T.saSR
progress for the ambitious and
excellent salary.
For details please call in person at
THE HoT sHoPPEs
OPENINGS AT
14TH AND PARK RID. NV.
4110 Wise. AVE. NV.
Colesville Rd.. Silver Spring, Md.
ana
BETHESDA. MD. go
BEAUTlCIAN--All around operator;
5-day-wk.. store hours and priv
ileges; FRED. THE HAIR sTYLIsT
AT BROOKS. 1l09 G st. NV. 81
BEAUTICIAN-Full or part time:
must be expert in hair cutting and
waving; perment Job; top salary and
commission; Jua 5-S232. ROCK
CREEK BEAUTY SALON, S311 Grubb
ro.. Silver Spring, Nd.
BEAUTIClAN, experienced, with some
clientele; some transit available:
good location. DU. 7-9699. ga
BEAUTICIAN to work with owner;
good salary. DEVONSHIRE BEAUTY
SALON, 4106 Wisconsin ave. NV.
EN-. 2-2511. -25
BEAUTICIAN, fun or part time
MADISON BEAUTY SALON, MA.
S-2955 or HO. 2-4300. Ext. $40.
BEAUTICLAN: SOS to S75 guaranteed
to start. plus commission. Busy, air-
conditioned salon. LA. 6-o707
Evening star., 1953-05-24
CAREER
OPPORTUNITY

High Income
Job Satisfaction
One Of the largest and most
respected companies in its
field has an opportunity for
one college-trained man be-
tween ages 25 and 80. We
offer o two-year training pro-
gram with a guaranteed in
come while learning. Future in
management If you qualify. II
you have a successful back
ground, are presently en-
ploved. need good income
and relish hard work, write
Box 252-G. Star.
Evening star., 1953-05-24
COTORED

Sales representative, Arl. and Alex.
Earnines. $50 per day. Hot leads,
definite apptS.. recommendations.
Must have car. No exper. needed
Ready to start 1mmed. Sunday call
TIT 1-AdIn TIT
Evening star., 1953-05-24

ELECTRONIC-AER
PARTS-EQUIPMEN
National mfgr. and distributor has
need for exper. sales representative
for Washington to contact industrial
mfgrs.; excellent opport.. high po-
tential earnings, comm. CREDDA.
INC, 10 West 26th ST., New York
Evening star., 1953-05-24
HELP-MEN
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS

White. to insert papers on Sat. night.
Apply to Mr.. Ferber mailrooEn fore
man. mezzanine floor, any time this
week to get letter TOR work Iermit.
Bring your birth certificate. Be
ready to start on Saturday right at
$40. Good pay. NO PHONE CALLS.