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HELP--MEN

PATENT SPECIFICATION WRITER'S
Good oppor. for advancement
Write qualifications. 5016 3Sth ave
W.. HyattSville. Md. 10
PHARMACIST--Must be experienced:
pleasant working conditions. Apply
SCHWARTZ PHARMACY, 1900
Connecticut ave Iii
studio. Must be good craftsman and
have selling experience. Write de-
tails to Box 336-x. Star. -
speed speed graphic and view camera.
pIAsTERFRs. vi; ssRs; white; experienced;
report Immediately, 800 blk Ana
costa. rd. Sc. LA. 6-3454. LU.
PLXSssTTERERs. SsT white: must be good
job, pleasant working conditions.
Call JE. 4-2460,. .
PLUMBERS and helpers (2). expert
SHAPIRO PLUMBING Co, -? 1905 S@efs Ga.
wort Apply sof between fss and 3
WEHRLE & DRuRY. 1909 Kenil-
PLUMBER, experienced jobbing hand,
must have D. c. drivers permit.
p1TMBERs 1GSii sfH AND HEIPERs. IF RS must be
@ 2Sey hsTs ssNbS6 R & 6Fofls GAs PfP RP
PLIANCE, 2S13 14th ST. NV. -
PORTER, colored. for high-ciass
apartment building: excellent work
ing conditions; must be sober and
experienced. Call RESIDENT MAN
AGFp EN- :5-66G1 $
P0RTERS: neat appearance. age 90
40. to work in small industrial
cafeteria to wash pots and pans and
general kitchen work; A hours per
week, no Sundays, salary to start
$40, meals. uniforms and vaca-
tions provided. Opportunity for ad-
vancement. Apply between 2 pm.
and : pm, S621 Georgia ave, Sill
PORTER-Position of porter open at
post exchange. Cameron Station.
Alex. Va; 13 days annual leave,
group hospitaliza tion. other employe
benefits. Call IA. $4,000. Ext. 1852
PORTER, colored; must be depend,
willing to work: local. refs. GALLAU-
DET PHARMACY. 1000 Fla. ave. ne.
RADIO REPAIR BENCH MAN-Good
pay scale for exper. man. Apply in
person MAYFLoWER TELEVisION
SERVICE. 1929 18th st. NV. 10
REAL ESTATE sALESMEN-Leadine
real estate firm in northern Va. has
openings for good. stable. full-time
statesmen. Apply ROUTH ROBBINS
REALTY, 3007 Mt. Vernon ave.
RabTo Al5T, 81; sT.TfoN K5 SITnSG TR.frrc McR! 1o
Must be good typ!st. radio back
ground pref; must have copy writing
eXper. Call RAY ARMAND, WARL.
JA 7-7SOO. -
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-Stenographer
is to 25 years; no experience re-
auired; for general once work and
occasional stenographic duties; in
GeGrgsf9Wn nTe 1fre accuracy Of
speed: must be. good typist. Vaca-
tion and sick leave benefits. For
appt., phone AID. 2-6363, Ext. 401.
CLERK opening
for typiSt in insurance company: o.
day wk.; pleasant surroundings and
other employe benefits; good chance
for advancement. Apply $50 Wood
CLERK-TYPISTS (2); 35-hour week 7:
typing and computation of invoices;
compensation commensurate with
experience. Apply in person. 1925
Bradley blvd. Oh. Ch.. Md. COLON
BIA SPECIALITY CO., INC. before
CLERK -TYPIsT. IS to As; exper.
helpful but not necessary; 5-day
wk., good salary, pleasant working
conditions. ALLISoN'S, 2212 14th
CLERK Ki@-;TYPIsTs. Catholics. IS-3s
some filing; downtown business Of
flee; choice of part time business
school students take notel. full time
or, fun time plus overtime up to
Pay rate from Sl.10 to 81 80 per
hour depending upon qualifications.
edu"ation. experience and employ
ment history; rapid advancement as
merited. Reply in own Handwriting
to Box 199-V. Star. -
CLERK-TYPIST-W like to work in
pleasant. surroundings with congen-
ial people. If you do, too, and are
friendly and dependable and under
3d.. come in between $40 and 4:30
and talk to us. knowledge of typing
necessary, but speed not important.
Our employees work days a week,
once; EQUITABLE LIFE ms. CO..
CLERK-TYPIsT, white. bet. 25-3O.
35-hr:. 5-day wk. $40 per wk. Box
475-T. Star. -12
.CLERK-TYPIST with knowledge of
business machines; S47.50 starting
salary. l.. S. JULIEN, INC, 443
CLERK K-TYPIsT. under. 80. accurate
with figures, for circulation records
dept newspaper office: 5-day week,
vacation, insurance, disqualification
Advancement; GEORGETOWN location.
Call MR.. DONNELLY, CO. 5-1u14.
-
CLERK RK-TYPIST-Excellent position
in insurance agency. Person must
have aptitude for figures; must be
good typist, Stenographic ability not
necessary, but would be helpful. For
apt. telephone MRS. GARDINER,
ME. S-31:s0. IS
CLERK-TYPIST. general ofice work,
Apply HOFFMAN, UPHOLSTERERS
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CREDIT

ASSISTANT
Young woman for credit offce in fine
preferred, tipping required; unusual
oppor. for perSonable, intelligent,
young woman; excel. salary, pleas.
working cond.. empl. benefits.
APPLY MR.. HAUSER
LEWIS & THOS. SALTZ
1909 G ST. NV.
COLLECTION CLERK, exper., to tele-
phone customers on delinquent ac-
counts. Must be neat and intelli-
gent, with good ref; excel. working
cond.; good salary; 5la-day wk.
Bolts. LACY'S, INC, l411 So Fern
CURB SERVICE GIRL-white, no
BARBECUE, Marlboro pike and
DagCEi ReInins rT.GHERSSo r Sf 70 bsITGGm s43s%
ming work. ages 10 to 30. SINGLE
eXper pref but not nee. complete
training given Apply in rPrsoN, THE
VICTOR STUDIOS. 1880 Conn. ave,
MACHINE OPERA
40; neat appearance: able to work
quickly. Work in small industrial
cafeteria to help with general clean
ing. Hrs: 9 a m. to ) pm, "A hours
per week. No Sundays. Salary to
start S35; meals; uniforms and
vacations provided. Apply S62l
Georgia ave, Silver Spring, Md. be-
tween " and 5 pm. S
ELEV. OPER., white, for Office bldg
s a.m.4 pm. days. nc Suns; size
1914. Apply Rm. 121, 9OS G NV
So
HAIR STYLIST; top quality work.
Call J. FRANK. JU. 9-5614. III
INSURANCE-CaSu underwater
typist, eXper. Apply in rerson to
J. Wootton. YOUNG & SIMON.
$40 Woodward Bldg. 18th and II
SITS NV ia
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TYPIST

Convenient to Bethesda and Chevy
Chase. Silver Spring area. Excel
ployee. benefits. Should be able to
type 40 wpm or better. Phone OIL,
4-4@00, Ext. 90 or IS for appt.
TYPIST-CLERK. white. about So
500 per wk Box 474-T, Star. --I2
TYPIST T-CLERK-Real estate office;
5-day wk., S-hr. day. Box 30G-X.
TYPIST-RECEPTIONIsT. experienced.
Steady position, salary to Compen-
sat, ability. Give all details, Box
WAITRESS: experi.nesd GOOD 60 pa PAY; no no
REsTAuRHNT SS s17 i695 nPP5' Eth 7hNPtNHNR st. NV
WAITRESS. white, exper., over 2l:
tuIl time lunch and dinner, BE
THESDA II6SE or nm IN 1633S9oWis. 1639 Wis. ave. OIL"
have food exper. closed Sat TO-
RONTO CAFE, cor. goth and p NV.
MATTRESSES. experienced tray serv-
ice. Apply In person only. SEA-
FARE RESTAURANT. 1894 Conn.
WAiTREssEs, white; must be exper.
Apply l3lS Wis. ave. NV, KIKI'S
THE OAKS RESTAURANT. 5
MATTRESSES, experienced; full or
part time; fast service. excellent
tips and salary. Apply HERMANS S,
63l Penna. ave. NV. 3
LADIES. 35-65. part time. day or
ewes, in hrs. to suit you. No eXper
nee. About SO hr. Apply 81 pm.
Tues, Wed. or Thurs. Rm. 705, 1919
wool " PgREssER. WOOL VALET.
INC. 3503 N. Fairfax dr., Arlington
Va. nr. Kann's Arlington store. ia.
5-779a. -5
GIRL, white. exner., for dry cleaning
store, age 25-45. Apply at once.
1907 Conn. ave. NV. 3
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SALESMAN
Bllildinp Materials


aluminium windows, steel bucks,
hardware general hard building
materials; permanent position; pay
according to exper. and qualifi-
cations; disqualification and life
insurance furnished free. Must own
car; car allowance 1G t1rniShsd CslI B
1S5 BG1hRbGRs hRRs s. ST. 5urPIY coz iSiNeE fNc
1927 Wis. ave, Bethesda, Md. lib
statesmen and
canvassers. between 81 and 30 yrs.
of age, who are interested in max
ing selling their future, have an
opportunity to learn the construc-
tion. heating. plumbing. roofing
and modernization business with
the largest firm in this area: Earn
of selling If you have excellent ref
erences and a desire to work hard
and earn far above the average,
, contact Mr. Simmons; interviews .
to 4 MORNINGS. CONSOLIDATED
TING CO. OF AMERICA, 400 H
81. ne. -
statesmen (3l. to sell furn. on floor
in our. Washington and Arlington
stores. Good sal and commissions;
unusually good opportunities. Apply
ATLAS FURNITURE. 921 G st. NV.
statesmen who have sold with
memorial parks. cemetery organiza :
tions, siding, roofing. storm win
dows. heating. interior and exterior
decorating, aluminium awnings,
kitchens plumbing. ETC., with excel
lent character references for past
performances, now have the oppor-
tunity to represent Washing ton S
largest and best equipped home
Improvement company. We are
planning to increase our selling
organization. We pay top commits
sion and enjoy a marvellous reputa-
tion with the trade Most of our
statesmen have been with US for
years and their earnings are in the
upper bracket. some earning around
S25, 600 yearly. If YOU have a de-
sire to work hard and earn far
above the average, come in and
see us mornings between 9 and
II. CONSOLIDATED ENGINEERING
AND DISTRIBUTING CO. OF
a 7
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HELP-WoAEN

LADIES (cOlored), full or spare time
IN hrs. to suit you. Must be ambi-
uous and dependable and able 10
meet public. About S. hr. Apply
Wed, 81 pm, 4649 Deane ave.
ne, Room 2O4. -
LADIES, you can easily earn So to
50 each spare hour presenting
AVON Xmas gift line; some excel
lent openings still avail. RE. 7-SlO7.
.
LADY with refinement and ability to
meet people; S3,200 first year with
opportunities for additional bonuses,
Box 331-X, Star. -I3
LADIES
Free gifts to your friends. Games.
prizes, gifts. Have plastic party or
become our demonstrator. Book
parties. Average earnings, $40 per
hour. MRS. FREY, HO. 2-1O44,
Plastics. 2314 r. l. ave. ne. %
clerk in optical wholesale house: g
day week. Apply HILBERT OPTI-
CAL CO.. 1915 Eye ST. NV. IS
YOUNG LADY, recent high school
graduate, or one with college educa-
tion, to train for retail store; 5-
day week; semisnnual vacation with
paw Call ME- S-R461
Evening star., 1953-10-07

Must be first class. > days. Salary
open. Apply in person, RUBINO.
1868 Conn. ave. Ill
BEAUTY OPERATORS; downtown To-
cation; no evening work; pleasant
working conditions; must be thor
oughly experienced. MR.. BENNETT
ST. .-1',".' -S
MACHINE OPERA
TOR; experienced on Underwood
Elliot machine preferred but not
essential. Will teach if able to
type and capable of doing other
routine office work. l.. C. SMITH.
INC, 1880 N Washington blvd, Arl
Va, ia. 2-450O. -9
Good typiSt. ia
miliar with payroll and general
Office duties. Excel. opportunity
with established firm in Wheaton.
Reply. stating qualifications and
salary desired. Box BLK. Star
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE operator,
Elliott-Fisher. If not interested in
a permanent position, pleased do not
apply. For further information, call
Mrs. Waldron, Ii. 7-4S00 for ap-
pointment. F. w. BOLGIANO d
CO., All N Y. ave ne -I2
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LADIES
YOIING LADY,

For work in rental Office. To
show and rent apartments.
Must be typist. Very pleas
ant working condition. Call
Mrs. Walton, HUI. 3-3285.
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DIsHWAsHING MACHINE OPERA.
Machine Bookkeeper

Experiencde in operation of
N. c. r. 1000 or 3.100. or
Remington Rand bookkeeping
machine. Permanent position
with old established real
estate and mortgage loan flrm.
Pleasant surroundings. Air
conditioned building. 3Tla-
hour work week. No Saturday
work. Lunches furnished free.
disqualification and life in
surance furnished free after
reasonable length of service.
Sal ary commensurate with
ability. Opportunity for ad-
Vancement.
CALL Mr.. BEAN, MA. s-21120
Evening star., 1953-10-07
ROUTE SALESMAN
FOR MACKE .

ROUTE SALESMAN
FOR MACKE
For established cigarette vending
route; exceptional opportunity for
man under 80 seeking permanent
position with established expanding
firm; experience not necessary. Good
salary with assured increases, lib
eral family INSTALLATION. insur
ance and vacation benefits. Inter
views, . am.-12 noon or evenings
fHE 6. B. MACKE CORP.
90 H St. NV. ST, 3-S200
SALESMAN = Sell Ford cars and
trucks. Fastest selling make on
the road today Enjoy excel. earn
ingS and assure your future. Per
manent position. new facilities.
Write BLANTON MFR. co.. Box
s4o,, Fredericksburg, Va, or call 99l2
for interview IS
SALESMAN-Young man with car to
call OH, focal retail grocery trade.
Manufacture products nationally ad-
vertised.. Good future to. right per-
son. Salary plus commission. APP
pointnlent only call OIL. 4-5627.
SALESMAN. excel. oppor. for sgle.
young man to work in shoe store;
permanent position with oppor-
tunities for adv; selling exper, pre-
WHfTMANs SHOES, inc, $3.50
Fenton St, Silver Spring. Md. p
SALESMAN WANTED, exper,, with
car. in subdivision work; with
mi. in va. Give exper. in letter,
&
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' a. SNs AAsNs
SAT,ESMEN

S. 600 to SO 900 caliber. Career op-
portunity. Appt. selling only to
people desiring our product. Ma
tionally advertised, long est. corpo-
ration. income basis. lge advanced
percentage and bonus ARRANGEMENT,
Call RE. 7-69l3 for executive appt.
Evening star., 1953-10-07
HELP-MEN

EMPLOYED MEN-3 ewes. and Sat Z;
part-time work. about 81 hr.;
white, high school educ, Apply
81 pm Rm. 705. 1919 F st. NV.
NATIONAL CORP. desires statesmen
to sell National Advertised products
to all stores. Can average SI00 to
Sl50 wk. Car nee. ME. S-0045.
M GROLLMAN. %
DEPENDABLE MAN, o5-35, for serv-
ice station work; must be willing
to work hard for salary of $50 a
week; only, experienced need apply
must furnished references. Apply
in person, SHIRLEY DUKE TEX
AGO, Duke st. extended. Alex, Va,
MAN wanted by homs
Improvement CO.. carpenter, exper.
steady work. NO. 7-90SS. -
COLLEGE STUDENTS 80, expert
enced in selling. to work 3 mornings
or 3 afternoons or 3 evenings each
week on drug counter. Hours can be
arranged. MORGAN PHARMACY,
:}00l p st. NV.
VETERAN, spare time, nothing to
sell. To cover Office buildings in
D. { Box 2I2-X Star
Evening star., 1953-10-07
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN

COOPERATIVE PERSON to help
with small club duties; knowledge
of food operation. OFFICER S SERV-
ICE CLUB. AID. 4-24O0. -
Observation-Disclosures manager, in
Surance department. Large mort
gage banking and real estate office,
Must have selling experience and
be available Immediately. Car es-
sential. Salary. commission and
car allowance. All replies confiden-
tial Write Box 1S6-X. Star. Ill
be experienced on
suits, coats; full time. permanent;
excel. working cond. ERLEBACHER.
STENCIL CUTTER for late afternoon.
j Hourly r rate; Box cG,,S 21S;y, Star;
band and wife, work from your
home. Full or part time, day or
evening. Excel. opportunity. Car
and unlim. phone necessary. DE.
ARE You IN NEED OF A JOB? Do
you have an employment problem?
We have need for all types OF en-
ployes, men and women. Contact
DEPENDABLE PERSONAL COUN-
SELLING SERVICE, 1542 9th st. NV.
EXTRA f Cash CAsH-sel1 Xmas and every
stationery, napkins and novelties.
Samples on approval. Write or call
MASTERCRAFT. sol 10th st. NV.
Wash. !. D. c.. Dept. S, D1. 7-O90a.
Evening star., 1953-10-07
HELp-woMEN Cont,
CLERKS
Clerk -Stenographer

White: for dry cleaning stores. Apply
DICKEYS CLEANERS, 7th and
Franklin SITS. ne -S
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TAILOR

Excellent opportunity for good cloth
ing tailor. Like running your own
shop. LATTS, 91O l4th ST. NV.
TAXICAB DRIVERS. See Mr.. Swisher
BLACK g. WHITE TAXI CO., Bro
Station, Silver Spring. Md, JU.
TILE Settlers AND HELPERS. 1st-
class mechanics only; top wages.
TILE MECHANICS. plastic wall and
floor tile; excellent starting salary
HOME, INC, 7641 New Hamp. ave,
Takoma Park, Md. .
TRUCK MECHANIC. must be eXpe-
rienced on light trucks and reliable:
good working conditions. hospital
insurance. vacation, good chance for
advancement with large company;
hours 3 pm. to 80 pm; SS3
per wk. Phone NO. 7-7700, ask for
MR.. SNYDER. -
T-V OUTSIDE MAN, must be top
notch; best pay in town. 1882
nv SERVICEMAN. outside. full time.
sood pay. PENN TV, 90S 18th st,
Sc, Ii. 4-004S. -13
TV TECHNICIAN, exper.. competent.
with car. for outside work: salary
open. TELE-SERVICE. ia. 9-13S@.
Evening star., 1953-10-07
MAN, 25-40

Are you now employed?
Do you need 500 or more per wk I?
Do you have a car? We can offer
you bright future with guaranteed
results. We train you completely
at the KEYSTONE SELF-SERVICE
COMPANY, 6400 Ga. ave. NV. Ap-
ply after $50 am. IS
MEN-Part time for delivery work:
must be neat and aggressive. III
4th ST NV, Suite 9l1. IA
. III, (Sl. white. . distribute circu-
lars; daily pay So. Report Z am,
400 New York ave. NV.
EN. E5-5u,s coloreu. lull or part
time sales work; bet. now and
Xmas you will average 81 per hr.
Apply Wed. only, 81 PM, 4G49
DPAQp ave ne -
Evening star., 1953-10-07

COOK, 4 to l1:30: experi-
ence not necessary. LITTLE ACRES
RESTAURANT WE 5-9757. -12
NIGHT SERVICE STATION ATTEND
ANT-MuSt be sober and reliable
hours, II pm. to am; age not
important; duties. island service and
station cleaning. Apply in person. See
Ga. ave. and UpShur st. NV. -
Evening star., 1953-10-07
ROIJTEMAN

1lOO G4tx114N
Man interested in operating an es-
tablished laundry and dry cleaning
route Must be willing to secure
new business. Apply after > pm. to
phone calls, OLD COLONY LAUN-
DRY CO.. INC, Blair rd. and
Butternut ST NV 10
Evening star., 1953-10-07
NEW-CAR MANAGER

We want an experienced man with
the ability to organize and success
fully run sales department; must
be able to merchandise 150 cars
anG trucks pei month. You can earn
in excess Of $4,000 per year. We
are one of the big 3 with a proven
sales record. Write, giving complete
OF present employer and the last 3
years of employment State age and
marital status. Box 251-X. Star.
Evening star., 1953-10-07
JANITOR

Experienced, for new @4-apt. elev.
building. Must be good worker.
Salary, 500 mo and beautiful apt.
Oh 18th st. NV
Evening star., 1953-10-07
TELEPHONE CLERK
'TYPIST

Young girl. 1925 yrs. Of age. for
permanent position with The Star
Must be accurate. Some clerical ex-
week. Apply Personnel. Room sos
Open weekdays, S:30-5, and Sat.
9-l No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN
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nELP-MEh AND WOMEN
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HELP-MEN

FIREMAN, 4th or 9Th class license.
Must be steady man. Good salary.
VOGUE CLEANERS, $50 BladenS-
burg rd. ne
FURNITURE REFINISHER-Must be
good at spraying general refinish-
ing, touch-up, etc. Very attractive
proposition and working conditions
Not over 80. Sober. OLD COLONIAL
SHOP, 335 Cedar st. NV. RA. 3--
5l6l %
Evening star., 1953-10-07
11Ol Penna. Ave, NV.

AINA 4 ClAAo' 1NC. WV
experienced, woman's wear
Sto.e' top salary. Apply KoPY
CASHIER-Good pay, paid vacation,
disqualification; no Suns. or night
work. Apply in person. Mr.. Ar
thur, WALGREEN DRUG CO., 6S5
No. Glebe rd., Arl.. Va. 10
CASHIER -CLERK, white; at cigar
perienced: 6-day week. $50 to b;
no evenings or Sundays. TIPTON
q MYERS, 14th and Rhode Island
ave. NV. -
CLERK. high school graduate. Cen
eral Office work, no eXper. necessary;
5-day wk.; $3.50 start. Box 33j-X,
Star. Ill
CLERK to call customers for orders;
40-hr: wk. Ages Is to 35. Box
250-X, Star. -
CLERK, white, part time, for laundry
and dry cleaning store in Arlington;
hrs 3 to Z pm; must be neat and
reliable; excel. pay and working
conditions; prefer area resident.
Apply BLUE RIBBON CLEANERS.
2334 Wilson blvd, Arlington. Va.
Evening star., 1953-10-07
Pilot Engineer

OPPORTUNITY FOR EXPERIENCED
PILOT TO FLY JET FIGHTERS
ELECTRICAL, MECHANICAL. OR
AERONAUTICAL ENGINEER WITH
E LECT RICAL BACKGROUND.
KNOWLEDGE OF ELECTRONIC
SYSTEMS AND SERVO-MECHA-
NISM DESIRABLE. MINIMUM OF
LOCO HOURS PILOT TIME. IN
CLUDING 500 HOURS FIGHTER
TIME AND 100 HOURS JET FIGHT
Err TIME C. A. A. COMMERCIAL
LICENSE AND INSTRUMENT RAT
Evening star., 1953-10-07
BOOKKEEPING
MACHINE OPERATOR
N. c. r. 5000

Young woman, 21-35 years of age,
for permanent position in our ac-
counting dept. Hours, S:30-5:30
Mon. Fri. Generous company bene-
fits in addition to planned salary
advancement. Apply Personnel Room
sos; open weekdays. 5000 and
Sat, 9-1. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1953-10-07
Aero Dynamicist

MASTERS DEGREE IN AERoNAU-
TICAL ENGINEERING. PHYSICS
OR MATH EXPERIENCE IN CON-
TROL DYNAMICS OF THE AIR
PLANE. ANALYTICAL INVESTI-
CATIONS OF AIRPLANE CONTROL
PROBLEMS CORRELATIONS OF
EXPERIMENTAL RESULTS WITH
ANALYTICAL PREDICTIONS
Evening star., 1953-10-07
MACHTNTST'
MEATCUTTER

Excel. opportunity for top-grade meat
cutter with supervisory ability. Apply
in person. ASK for Sam Maizel
POSINS. 5156 Ga ave. NV. -
MECHANIC TO maintain feet Of Is
trucks: must have own tools. Apply
DISTRICT NEWS CO., 22l6 9Th
ST n " 8
Evening star., 1953-10-07

COOK. S35; exper.; downstairs work:
live in or stay 3 nights. Of all day
Thurs. and every other Sun. after
breakfast. other help. IA. 0-4l l09.
The guardian., 1953-05-30
City HonOrs Man
So Yrs. Bank
Employee

MAIDEN - The city of NAL
den has honored on of it's best
qnown citizens, James Edward
Derry, wined and dined May 18th
at the Kenwood in recognition
of his fifty-two years with the
Maiden National Bank, mostly
in the role of Special Police
man and Bank Messenger.
The numerous letters of COM
mendation include letters from
Malden'S Mayor Fred I. Lamson,
Police Commissioner James M.
McDermond; bank president
Sidney M. Price and many other
prominent people. The entire
First National Bank personnel
of Staffworkers, officers and di-
rectors were present to honor the
grand old employe, now 81 yrs.
old and who in his retirement
was given a gala banquet, pro-
gram of music, including a quar-
tette, a round OF fine speeches
and many gifts including an all
position lounging-rocker chair,
mahogany table and a floor
lamp. He was also allowed the
unusual privilege of retaining
his old badge and was made
an honorary member of the
Maiden Auxiliary Police.
Deacon Derry is native of
Delaware County, Pa, where he
was born in 1872. He came to
Maiden in 1899 where he helped
install the first Maiden and
Waltham telephone cable wood
en- tubing. AS an engineer in
charge of pumps he helped con-
Struct the Eass Boston Subway.
A boiler room engineer he work
ed for the Maiden Electric Light
company. His cable work was
with the NE. Telephone.
p He once met the great Fred
Douglass. He was Sunday School
Superintendent at MaIden's st. /
Luke Church and became asst.
Pastor at Malden's Eastern Ave
nue. Church and deacon at
Emmanuel Church. He is a
member of the Baptist Conven-
ton, Star of theEast Lodge of
Odd Fellows, Knights OF PythiaS
and the John D. Hilton Lodge
of Masons. Now, he is a resident
of Medford. He is married to
the former Henrietta B. Smith,
owner and manager of Deer
head Green-AcreS, Bedford.
The guardian., 1953-05-30
HaNinan Speaks At
Community Church

Vincent Hallinan, West Coast
lawyer and Progressive Party
candidate for President in 1852,
spoke at Community Church
Center Friday evening, May %,
under the auspices of the Pro-
gressive Party of Massachu-
setts.
Mr.. Hallinan said that every
one interested in freedom to-
day is called a Communist
agent; in 1900, everyone in Eng
land and America interested in
freedom. including Thomas
Jefferson. was called a Jacobin
agent. He said that the Am
erican Government is waging
campaign to deceive and de-
fraud the American people.
When the prisoners Of war re-
turned. there was a feeling Of
elation all over the land; the
government promptly released
a barrage of propaganda and
atrocity stories to counteract
it. Most American prisoners
have been unable to talk to
reporters; whereas English pris-
oners are free to talk. and the
English papers are printing ac-
counts of the fair treatment
they received. He said further
that the Administration has
shown contempt for the opin-
ion of the American people.
There will be no peace in Ko-
rea, he said, unless the .Ame-i-
can people compel peace. Am
ericanS need to know the facts.
He mentioned the political pris-
oners in this country who have
been victimized by the Smith
Act and similar laws; he said
that when there are people in
jail, it is a sign of resistance
to those in power and that
the rulers fear the resistance.
Walter A. OBrien. Chairman
of the Progressive Party of
Massachusetts,, made collec-
tion speech. Questions were
asked from the floor. - Myrtle
Worth