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NATO command. He will take
command of SO divisions, OF
which half are considered top
quality.
First Big Line Command.
It is his first important COM
mand. Always before Gen.
Gruenther has been staff Off
Ger, contributing his organizing
taalents to the reputation OF
bosses whose names now loom
big.
To questioners Gen. Gruenther
replied that he had not seen
anything which would change
the point of view he shared with
his two predecessors, Gen. Eisen-
hoer and Gen. Ridgway. that
German troops are needed in
Western defense. The NATO
headquarters, he added. is not
considering any alternative plans
to the European Defense Com
munity project for bringing Ger
man troops into a one-uniform
European army.
Both he and Gen. Ridgway
said that atomic defense weapons
would be brought into use in
defense of the West in event of
attack. Gen. Gruenther said
NATO> probably is farther be-
hind in air strength than in any
other field. Our second is logis-
tics. These two will have high
priorities for some time"
Evening star., 1953-05-13

Happy Days for Senator Taft
He Heartily Approves Of the New Top Defense SeIectons
They Reflect His Own Views Regarding Military Setup

dent Eisenhower has now made
a clean sweep Of the jos and
given NATO a new head. Sec
retary of Defense Wilson has
also promised the Senate q
complete resurvey of defense
spending and policy.
Senator Taft gave his smil-
ing approval to the Eisen-
hover appointees Of whom by
far the most important is the
new jos chairman, Admiral
Radford. Admiral Radford is
important not just because he
Is chairman but because he
is a fine. intelligent fighting
man with certain very we'll
known opinions. Among them
is his view that stronger steps
can be taken in Asia, includ-
ing a blockade of China. This
of course helps to endear him
to Mr.. Taft.
Basically, however, their
mutual sympathy goes much
deeper than a single opinion.
Both are traditionalists, both
innately distrust large land
armies. Both are inclined to
ignore anything but the purely
military considerations.
Admiral Radford Is an air
admiral but because he led
and very skillfully-the 1949
revolt of the admirals against
the B-36. the Air Force has
marked him hostile.
His appointment is the sec
ond blow to the Air Force
within a week. Their appropri-
alton and therefore their air
wings have been drastically
cut by the President. It will
be a task for their new chief,
Gen. Twining, to maintain
Evening star., 1953-05-13
Doris FIeeson::

Senator Taft was remarkably
gay yesterday in the face Of
the tax-budget confusion. but
he had good reason. He had
Just achieved two major ad-
'vances in his struggle to i'm
pese his defense views on the
White House.
The Senator from Ohio Is
one of a number of Republic
CANS who long have held that
the generals and admirals ap-
pointed by the Truman ad-
ministration to top posts in
their career services could not
be trusted to give sound ad-
vice to Republican admins
tration.
These politicians-and their
wives-were freely saying even
before the G. o. P. conven-
ton that the present Joint
Chiefs of Staff would be out
of a job when Republicans
took over. Mr.. Taft in par
ticular accused the departing
jos chairman, Gen. Bradley,
of getting into politics" by
making speeches timed to help
the Truman policy.
In a logical follow-up to
such opinions, Senator Taft
has demanded that the whole
field Of defense-its cost and
program - should be resur-
Veyed after the military lead
ership, like the civilian heads
at the Pentagon, had been
replaced by men named by the
Republican President.
Under this theory, Of course,
. general named Eisenhower
would have lost his NATO job
had Mr.. Taft been nominated
and elected. However. PreSi-
Evening star., 1953-05-13
Mr.. Att|ee Tips Britoin's Hand
His Charge That u S. Elements Want War in Chino Reveals
To Reds How Allies Will Line Up at Any Peace Talks

is particularly disinterested in
the political-strategic aspects
of Asia which are Of such
vital concern to the American
Government and the Ameri-
can people.
Today Asia. not Europe, has
top priority in the Kremlin's
calendar for world domination.
This means that the United
Kingdom and its friends across
the Channel feel safe for a
while provided that those
Americans behave" Churchill
has already told us through
diplomatic channels that Eu-
ropes interests demand q set
tlement of the Korean con-
f1ict as soon as possible. He
also intimated this in his
speech on Monday. And in
order to show the men in Mos
cow how well he thinks Of
them, Sir Winston attempted
to exonerate them Of any
guilt in the recent invasion Of
Laos.
"The sudden advance Of ele-
ments of Wet MIMI" Churchill
said, toward the Siamese
frontier ought not to lead US
to conclude 1t was a Soviet
inspired move inconsistent with
the new attitude Of the So
Wet government" This is in
open contradiction with the
publicly announced beliefs Of
President Eisenhower and Sec
retary Dulles who denounced
the Wet Mini invasion as
sponsored and inspired by the
Kremlin and Peiping.
It is an inescapable fact that
the Red puppet. Ho Chi Mini.
is entirely dependent on Rus
sia and China for military
equipment and military leader
ship.
The American Government
probably is even more anxious
than the British to have peace
in the world. 1t has demon
Strated this desire not only
with words but with many
deeds of which Britain and
the rest of the world have been
beneficiarieS. But this coun-
try, which is the only effec-
tive barrier to the Red en-
croachments. wants a real
peace, not a temporary armi-
Stice to give the enemy more
time to get ready for a final
assault. Sir Winston appears
satisfied with the Kremlin'S
words; we insist on deeds.
Evening star., 1953-05-13

morale and at the same time
cooperate In the manner that
is obviously expected of him.
It was the Navy's turn to
assume the jos Craftsmanship,
however, and that service
would have bitterly resented
being passed over. The Navy
also got a budget cut of i'm
portant dimensions.
Gen. Ridgway will be de-
lighted to return home from
NATO and take over as Army
Chief of Staff. He has not had
a happy time in Europe and
has been much criticized. The
initial glamor was gone from
NATO when he took over;
probable cuts in United States
aid mean that the task will
get harder.
Probably he owes his return
IN part to the PreSldent'S de-
sire to promote Gen. Gruen-
ther, the brilliant chief of
staff who has long assisted
commanding generals to make
great regulations. Gen. Gruen-
ther was disappointed when
not named by Mr.. Truman to
succeed Gen. Eisenhower last
May.
The Gruenther appointment
will be popular in Europe both
because he is greatly respected
and because he has been per-
Sonally so close to the Pres
ident. It is in every respect
an earned promotion.
Admiral Carney like wis e
earned his coveted spot by a
brilliant job done in the Medi-
terranean command. The Navy
in fact feels that things may
be looking UP for them.
Evening star., 1953-05-13
Aware of Responsibilities,
Admiral Rodford Soys
By the Assoeioted Press

HONOLULU, May 13.-Admi-
raj Arthur w. Radford said yes
terday his nomination as chair
man of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
brought IAN awareness of the
tremendous responsibilities in
volved."
II can only promise to do my
best" he said in a statement.
II sincerely and deeply appre-
ciate the honor"
When word of his nomination
by the White House was given
him by a reporter, he said:
That's quite a surprise"
Evening star., 1953-05-13
BruziI Saves on Power

Electric power is being turned
of for an average of 80 minutes
daily Throughout rural areas to
conserve power in the State Of
Sac Paulo, Brazil.
Evening star., 1953-05-17
HELP-MEN

statesmen. to sell Chrysler. Plym-
outh cars: good proposition to right
man. Call Mr.. Shipley, PO. 2-3916.
SH1PLEY MOTOR SALES, chrysler-
statesmen, exp. in calling on busi-
and drawing acct. Applicants re.
colesville rd.. S. s., Md. RIM. :.
statesmen wanted for. family shoe
stores; only those who seek ad-
vancement should apply, Apply in
person person 9ol H ,sS s. ne; Hxp1 betyeen 19
saIEsMEN All See Athletic MR kePIeH Ster for for
salesmer: part-time regular morn
in Fails church. CHI JS. t a-soso.. .'l @sS @
statesmen. to serve as distributors
manufacturer: small Investment re-
mission on regular national adver-
tised items and bonus commission
On S9 Leaders, s.rtI6 GWRTIss y R.Itim1Ts SANDY
Statesmen to cover District. Of Co,
lumbia for a branded line of ladies
hosiery. No hosiery experience nee
essary. Must have own car. Draw
Write WI Tus fuil particulars s' and SYs reterences
MILLS INC. 1901 Empire State
Building. New York.
statesmen (2)-BuilderS and home
owner materials; only steady. set
tied men considered; you can easily
earn over $10O weekly. Apply FED
ERAL PLATE GLASS CO., 1900
Cushing pl. Sc. Call Ii. 4-6101.
Statesmen to sell rack promotion of
household plastic necessities to super
markets; Ses comm. and guaranteed
N. Milwaukee ave, Chicago AZ, III.
Statesmen to sell Johns -ManVille
roofing and siding. Our plan will
assure success. For appointment
telephone A and A Co. LA. -6-47S7.
statesmen. house house. for spe-
cial work lasting , wks only: excel
guar. pay. LO. 5-l959.
statesmen for outside work, tranSp.
furn.; earnings S10O a wk. and up.
Apply Rm. $50, 724 9th st. NV.
Evening star., 1953-05-17
HElP--MEN

electronic, assistant ia
engineering representative of we'll
srsSuate UTn eGeoneM EE.' With % about 0esit' yrs
circuit design exper. and ability ia
direct own work; position Is perm
and in Washington. with occa-
sionaI travel. Prefer young man
under 30. with broad interest in
electronics and engineering prob
lens. Reply should incl. brief
resume Of background and salary
expected. Box 457-G. Star. IL
ENGINEER. fifth or fifth and seventh
class, good working conditions. anc
good sal. Must be sober and re:
liable. See chief engineer, QUEBEC
HOUSE, $500 Quebec st. NV. -lS
architectural. mechanical
or civil. Above average salary
Familiarity with architectural print:
and specifications for large bldeS
Experience desirable but not essen
tial. Lge. well rated metal fabricat-
ing firm. Box BAG, Star.
Evening star., 1953-05-17
Wv IJ1V W.
Vest Main st. Fairfax. Va

MULTILITH OPERATOR = Exper
@RaltlitS SseFe uieas ana RorEiSs
and pension benefits; sick leave
and paid vacations: .5-day wk..
S-4':t Call RA. 6-6511. III
NIGHT WATCHMAN. white, to work
in Fats Church Motor Court. JE
2-J110. lis
NIGHT WATCHMAN for constr. lob.
See MR.. MILLER, Brandywine Apts..
Conn. ave. and Brandywine st. NV.
OFFICE BOY, must be over 18 yrs.
old. Apply. .ASSoC1ATED PRESS.
$50 Star Bldg. 11th and Pa. ave.
OFFICE CLERK. young man under
sTaduate stn9e some als'' typinR eda@D' reanired III
Apply Room 800. Personnel once,
EQUITABLE LIFE ms. CO.. S16
14th st. NV. -2l
OFFICE CLERK-Knowledge Of typ
ing necessary: must have good hand.
writing; good pay, vacation and
HpRRsoR hfSRita5o R,'n La sv"s1!s4 se1s4o s ior aP
OFFICE CLERK, 81 to s5, high school
education with commercial once
QUAKER CITY LINOLEUM co,
oil HP' BURNER MECHANIC--Fuel oil
firm needs one good all-around me-
chanic; good working conditions;
experienced preferred but not nee
essary: include references in renly.
OPTiCIAN, experienced benchman,
excellent opportunity. chance to
learn dispensing. Call ST. 3-S553
or ,JU 5-6S37 IL
PAINTERS, first-class mechanics,
with car. Apply at Delwood Homes,
S2nd ave. District Heights. Apply
PAIlNTERs lS "s; Rear 1926 P st. NV,
PAINTERS WANTED; long construc-
ton lob. top wages: report ready to
work Apply KAY CONSTRUCTION
CO., Conn. Ave. Estates job. 12501
Conn. ave. Wheaton, Md. -17
Evening star., 1953-05-17
SERVICE MANAGER

One of the big 3. located In one Of
Washington's better suburban dts
tricts, We want courteous well.
hammered Individual who mas .
tpOWns fol- snd knexs sSsry how AND to cUm @se
mission commensurate with ability
to produce. Box 476-G. Star. --17
SALES POSITION, for. tntelligent
colcred men. not afraid TO-, work
The field is wonderful will givS
leads II interest is shown: we school Nsn
9th st NV. bv appt. only. De
SECURITY SALESMAN-We have an
opening on our sales stan for .
good salesman to sell high, grade
Investment securities. Washington
is a growing area and this oders
an OUTSTANDING opportunity i1r tne cns
Of selling and OF Investment secur-
ities preferred. Highest references
required Communicate with MI:
J. p. Kreeger. Of JONES. kREEGER
Bldg. District 7-57OO.
SERVICE MEN-Young man with car
to pick up light repairs. 900 PAID
on all service calls, Also man We
select will have selline privileges.
For interview, apply Mon. pm.'
at 1905 Rhode Island ave. ne.
SERVICE MAN for field repair of ma.
Tor appliances. Good working con-
ditions and excellent opportunities.
All employe benefits, Including vaca'
tion. sick leave, pension, hosp1tan-
cation, etc. Evenings appointments
arranged Call Mr.. Shallow at Gh
SUPPLY CO.. HUI. 3-6SO0. --l9
SERVICE MANAGER with television
and radio service experience. TINS
is an opportunity for qualined M
dividual to manage service dept. ct
large retail organization. Excel.
opportunity for right person to ad-
vance himself to management level:
Manv company benefits: excelient
salary SHGSNTsI,y sErsngsmsnty wARb AARPPlY Alss Mr.
Va. XII. $4,000.
SERVICE SALESMAN-EXcelle op:
portunity for experienced man; GOOD
salary many company Dement'S. nos
pitalization. paid vacation, etc. APP
ply In person to George Armon'
BENDALL PONTIAC, 1925 Prince Ste
sHRXICE HIeyICfi'As SALESMAN. experienced.
icaI failures, write repair orders and
estimates and road test cars. Sal:
airy commensurate with ability and
experience. Apply George Burdette,
service manager. WHEELER. 1NC.'
$500 Wisconsin ave. NV. IL
SERVICE STATION shift manager;
good Job for right man, with experi-
ence, who can sell and manage large
station. Apply Mon, BEERS ESQ,
Maine ave. at 9Th and N S.T.
Evening star., 1953-05-17
statesmen
s15,ooo-$2o,ooo
A YEAR

The Custom Upholstering q
Carpet Co. is expanding its
sales force and needs
several top-notch statesmen
who want to earn $15,000-
$4,000 a year.
We will give you an honest
opportunity to earn just
such amounts. Statesmen
with our company are doing
it year in and year out.
Here Are the Facts
Incentive commission system with
weekly settlements plus very hand'
some annual bonus.
2-Complete training both inside and
and in the feld with salary.
3-Not seasonal work. but leads
guaranteed so weeks per year.
t-SOHnplelc INSURANCE pcHchbS ehu
paid vacations.
5-Selling to qualified prospects with
whom we have made definite ap-
potntments as result OF continuous
TV. radio and newspaper aoVer-
tising.
6-No canvassing, We supply 100%
Of your leads.
7-Opportunity to advance to execu-
tive positions with earnings in ex-
cess Of $4,000 q year.
This is a highly successful
business that is we'll eStab-
lished. 1t is a rapidly ex-
panding company that Of
fers an unlimited future for
ambitious young men.
If this sounds like the posi-
tion you have been looking
for and you have a car and
are between 25-40 years old.
see Mr.. WeiSberg between
10 am. and 2 pm, Monday.
May 18, at sol Rhode Island
ave. ne.
Evening star., 1953-05-17
PHARMACISTS

PHARMACISTS
Registered, excellent salary; 49, -houl
week, 6-S hrs day; 6 holidays 2 yr
ness. ideal working conditions. Ex'
cellent chance for advancement. va.
cation with pay after one year. SlcE
leave after one year Insurance anc
disqualification available after !:
mos employment Retirement plar
available for those over 30 with two
years service Write or apply n
person to Mr.. c. B. Aldrich. PEOPLES
DRUG STORES. INC, II P st. ne,
Washington >. D. c. II
PHOTO COUPON SALESMAN 81 ;75
%s g5s ~ ~ Z 14th st. NV Rm' "'7
PHOTO FINIsHING-Man. mechen-
ically inclined, to be trained tor
managerial position in modern photo
plant; unlimited opportunity; eXpe-
rience desired but not necessary
Apply DISTRICT PHOTO service
PHOTOGRAPHER. general opportuI
nifty, for one with good professional
BACKGROUND In commerciai pnoo9si ofsd
for duality work. Good moral char
acter requisite. Call DULOP STU
DIOS for appointment. EX. 3:47S7
PHOTOGRAPHERS PRINTER - Desir-
able opening with well-known com
mercial and advertising studio toi
one with good BACKGROUND in DUAL
ity enlarging and printing. Appn-
cane enced CSI Can puNLoP STUDIOS fol
appointment. Elk. 3-47S7.
Evening star., 1953-05-17
HELP-MEN

MESSENGER-Htgh school graduate
alert. dependable, to act as errand
boy and ONCE helper. Must have
car. Permanent Job. Call OV. g.
2177 for appointment. ATLANTIC
RESEARCH CORP, Alexandria. Va,
Evening star., 1953-05-17
Statesmen ATTENTION

National company estab-
lished many years in Wash
ineton. D. c.. offers q perma-
nent sales position to alert.
aggressive man under 35.
Applicant must have success
ful sales BACKGROUND or be
accustomed to dealing with
the public; position carries
very substantial income IL
you can qualify. For informa-
ton. call MIR. LASKEY. ST.
3.5323 mornings. 1890 to
Evening star., 1953-05-17
statesmen

FAIRFAX COUNTY
Full or part time; make S50-S100 per
sale; there is possibility of several
Evening star., 1953-05-17


ITALIAN TEACHER; must be native.
Apply with refs, BERLITZ SCHOOL
OF LANGUAGES, $50 18th st. NV
JAN1roR-Thoroughly exper., stoter,
minor repairs: no. childreenn; SIZE
JaS1rSE. s8d toTsiy eoiered aer 'n no chill
dren. Apply 3511 Davenport st. nv
JaNiToR. colored; group of 3 tldgs::
IN ne. section; stoker heat: Cal
100 Eve st. NV. is
JANITOR. colored, for apt house in
Georgetown: must. be married. So
ber and have local employment ref
erences and he able to make repeirS.
sutG heat sn sasrE and RrFSs1rfR stEs Apply
co. 1415 x st. NV, NE. $500.
'.z!roE x;,. ss-ss ss b:s:ss 5:s Or RI! sss ss
aFnkfss tdr Fs sma1 reanr apt SID HSs mo rec sR
JANiTOR'S ASSISTANT, colored: lge.
apartment house in NV. section;. g.
day week; gas, electric and quarters
furnished; salary S115 per month.
Apply bet. and 9. 4 and 8. 1871
apt. house: non-drinker: S-hr..
6-day wk.: good salary. Apply Mgr.
25A0 Mass. ave. NV. -17
lie for perm. Job. Must be good
general maintenance man and know
Stokers. Must be non-drinker. de
pendable and have local refs. Top
salary and working conds. for the
right man: with or without quar-
ters Reply by letter. giving age,
r,I, 1ocf
salary expected and phone number.
Roy 4S-G Star
Evening star., 1953-05-17

Observation-Disclosures, mechanical,
inclined; S36 to start; ref. NEEDLE
CRAFT. 726 18th st. NV.
MESSENGER-PAGE NBC radio ant
television: afternoons. 12 noon to
pm; under 25: some college pre-
ferred. See Miss Ferguson, MA
TIONAL BROADCASTING CO.. Silt
10OF. Wardman Park Hotel. ---17
MESSENGER. colored. for lge. down
town real estate once: must HI
dignified sober and have local EN-
plovment references: must hav!
some cleaning experience: immed
employment. Apply in person. Lee
NJ. BERNSTEIN g. CO.. 14l5 r st
NV. ME- S-5400. -19
MESSENGER. for inside duty II
local publishing orga7i2ation: only
occasional outside, duties; moderr
ir-conditioned bldg. and finest
working conditions; -5-day week o.
37ia hours: l hr. fol. lunch; rest
periods. morn. and afternoon: ne
Sat. or Sun. work. good attendance
and on time records are must;
physical examination is required
This is an excellent opportunity
Interview bv appointment only. Cal
EX 3-033S IL
Evening star., 1953-05-17
COMPUTER
ENGINEERS

For applied research, devel-
Opnent, design and applica-
ton Of digital and analog COM
puters to missile guidance
which will involve Williams
storage tubes and Drum Stor-
age registers.
Evening star., 1953-05-17
SALESMEN-DIRECT

For Nationally known Com
mercial Marking Devices. In
tensive field training assures
substantial commissions from
the start. Protected territory
guarantees repeat income. For
appointment, call MRS. JOHN
STON. RE. 7-1040, Mon, May
Is, 9:30-11:30: 2:30-4 O'Clock.
Evening star., 1953-05-17
MEN

PLANT MANAGER. for dry cleaning
Must be able to operate modern,
well equip. synthetic. plant. Only
sober and reliable need apply. Reply
to Box 332-R. Star.
PLASTIERERs-FiEst;class.w Il IIdl white me;
WEBSTER $4,000. -1S
PLUMBERS WANTED. onlv sober. re.
libale and thoroughly experienced ir
tobbing. and remodeling work neet
apply: disqualification and other Daic
SONS, INC. ST. s-6ioo. 7Est. 7Slee
PLUMBER AND HELPER. experienced
at remodeling; must have drivers
license. SHAPIRO PLUMBING CO.
3o"f Georsia ave. NV. TU. 2-l900
PLUMBERS with Md. journeyman'
cards and Nd: driver license; als'
6eIIsHs 6elpsrs' pap apply Nd 400 Drexel I'd,
PORTER: colored, tor downtown of
fee bldg. part time, durinr thu
day. Immed. emplov'nent, Apply II
person. LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN & CO.
PnhTrkk s st. p;T, bsSn ME- ME si;540G SD 90
maintenance Of new. modern air
conditioned office building: age. so.
%: good work and attendance rec
ord essential: physical examination
required; nourS, am. to D pm.
5-day week; starting wage 90c ar
hour. This Is a good spot for 9
reliable and willing worker. Inter
view by appointment only. Call Elk
3-O33S. is
PORTER. drugstore. excellent perma,
nent position, days; reliable, con
scientious man LU. I-340I. Il.
PORTER for jewelry store, not owe
45, must be handyman: good ref
erences; will be bonded. GA 18th
PoRTER-Must have d. c. permit
good refs. Apply Mon. Q to 4, 211
Unshrr st. nv, ia. 9-1340.
PORTER-DRIVER. eXper., mature
sober colored man; 5-dy. wk; mus
have D. c. permit Apply in per.
son, bring references. RIZIK BROS.
POTTER GARDENER, perm. year.
round pos; refined. uptown apt
bldg; know power mower operation
and shrubbery care: salary Oper
for good steady worker. See MRS
CLARK. 3040 Idaho ave. NV. -1S
PORTER
For apt. building: perm: days, 8 t,
4: S130 monthly. Apply manager
THE KENNEDY-WARRE 313:
Conn. ave. NV. -19
Evening star., 1953-05-17
MESSENGERS

Young boys. 1918 yrs. Of aee, who
are neat in appearance. courteous
and willing to give regular attend
ance; 5-day, 4O-hr. week. These
are permanent. year-'round Jobs. II
under 1S, bring birth certlncate.
weekdays S:3O-5 and Sat. 81. No
phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
11O1 Penna. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1953-05-17

MECHANICS HELPER, white or col
ored. some knowledge Of light re.
pairs, general cleanup; good pay,
nice working conditions; must be
steady worker with good references,
Call Mr.. Fisher or Mr.. Leonard, OV
3.1500. CENTRAL MOTOR CO.
1901 Oronoco ST.. Alex, Va. -17
MECHANICS. for inside shop work;
company benefits; permanent posi-
tions to one who Qualities. Write
stating age, experience. etc. Box
MECHANIC vacuum cleaner and sew.
ferred: top salary to right man; ali
conditioned. vacation with pay ane
many other company benefits. Cal
in person, 610 9th st. NV. MR.
MECHANIC. good all-round man
vacation: overtime paid over 40-hr
t6. week; fact, factory braBeh q 81 vsIa;,1 MaGk'.
ave-. ne. LA. $4,000. Apply tc
MEcHiANics iEthSt NG1ssStea for Insulation oi Sy.
perience desirable in either of the
hydraulic pumps. Welding and burn
inS der and trannf StHs aiS
clined young man; good wages,
group insurance, vacation and other
benefits. Apply MR.. T FOLLIN,
1908 Wis. ave. NV. Phone RE.
MEcHAN1cALLY 5tHt INCLINED MEN TO,
general labor work Apply 914
KssK Ksnnedy SE sat- st, iii Tiw' 4;'O-0 s d9!'ns
MAN, colored. able to devote spare
time to garden and handvwork: free
rental of apt. Call EN-. 2-7699.
Sunday hetWeen 70 nm
Evening star., 1953-05-17
ESTIMATOR
PLASTERING

Estab. union plastering contractor re-
quires services of an estimator of
recent broad exper. Must be thor
procedure, union practices and other
local requirements. together with an
intimate knowledge of costs. Ac-
curacy and ability to handle de-
tails essential Must be able to
stand Investigation. Salary. COM
Star.