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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-08-13
"a Enlist In Armed
Forces In July

During the month of July, "a
young men from Hagerstown and
Washington County enlisted in the
service = twelve in the u S. Army,
eight in the Air Force, and four in
the Air Force Cadet Corps,
They are:
Air Force
Robert c. Goetz, Al North Po-
tomac Street; Joe Hamilton, 315
Frederick Street; Charles w. Nc
Carly, 431 Mechanic Street; Robert
E. Miller, East Franklin Street; John
K. Muse, PIG Rolling Road; Malcolm
H. Powell, 1872 Belview Avenue;
Robert D. Rhines, East Washing
ton Street; and Judson P. Smith, GIG
Highland Way.
Air Force Cadets
Robert M Bushey, Cavetown;
John w. Hawbaker, 1913 John Street;
Stanley Funk, Hancock; and Robert
A. Williams, Alb Guilford Avenue.
The Army
Dallas R. Barrett, 1875 Summit
Avenue; David M. Dick, Route 3,
Smithsburg; Samuel H. Ebersole,
Route 5, Hagerstown; James R. Far
ris, Route 2, Williamsport; John c..
Frye, Brownsville; Isaac Fullword,
Hagerstown; Davis R. Hixon, Route
l, Hancock; Richard E. Kershner,
1872 East Franklin Street; Harry w.
McCusher, Hancock; Floyd S. Palm
er, Hagerstown; Richard H. Sprank-
lie, 639 North Locust Street; and Ken
meth P Troxell, Funkstown.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-08-13
CORPORAL DALE REED
RETURNS FROM ALASKA

Cpl. Dale E. Reed, whose wife,
Doris, lives in Highfeld, and whose
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse A. Reed,
live at Hancock, is enroute to the
U. S. after serving in Alaska with
the 196th Regimental Combat Team.
Army units stationed in Alaska
undergo intensive field training
while providing a defense force for
the northern approaches to the U.
S. and Canada.
A lineman in the Post Signal
Company, Corporal Reed entered
the Army in September 1851 and
arrived in Alaska in March 1852. He
received his basic training at Fort
Riley, Kan.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-08-13
Editors-P publishers
Meeting Here
Former Governor Lane To Be
Host To Members OF Five Press
Associations.

Newspaper editors and publishers
from five states and Washington will
gather here tomorrow for a combin-
ed summer meeting of five press as
sociations.
Former Governor William Preston
Lane, Jr., president of the Hagers-
town Herald-Mail Co., will be host
to the 800 newspapermen and their
wives.
The participating organizations
are: the Maryland Press Association,
the Delmarva Press Association, the
Virginia Press Association, the Vir-
ginia Associated Press, and the Ches-
apeake Associated Press.
Membership of the five groups in
cludes: newsmen from Maryland,
Delaware, Virginia, Pennsylvania
and the District of Columbia. Rep
resentatives from papers in West
Virginia also have been invited
The program will include a tour
/ IQdy dlIGInOO VI oil CIllIu f1II-
craft Divisions big plant just north
of Hagerstown, followed by an air
show demonstrating how combat car
go was dropped in Korea by the
firms famous flying boxcars.
Clayton Rand, editor of the Dixie
Guide at Gulfport, Miss, syndicated
columnist and world traveller, will
be the speaker at the formal dinner
Saturday night.
The two-day schedule will be de-
voted mostly to social activities, ex-
cept for Friday morning.
Former Governor Lane and Mayor
Winslow F. Burhans of Hagerstown
will welcome the visitors at short
general session at 1870 Friday morn
ing. The five associations have sched-
uled separate, hour-long business
sessions between them and the open
ing luncheon at 1870 p. m.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-08-13
Cpl. E. w. Campbell
Is Highly Honored
Korean Veteran Selected To
Represent Maryland's Korean
Veterans At Governors Con-
ference.

August 6-Army Corporal Eugene
w. Campbell, whose wife, Margaret,
lives at 122 West Bethel Street, and
whose parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Campbell, make their home in Chill
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-08-13

Under the new system, the project
manager, after paying the current
expenses each month, will turn over
the remaining funds to the city
treasurer and he will then, from
time to time, appear before the
Council and request authority, and
the money, for any major improve
ments needed.
Along this line Mr.. Levie asked
authority to install eight more gas
hot water heaters and this request
was turned over to Councilman
Vorous, whose instructions were to
investigate the relative cost of gas
heaters and electric heaters and to
have his report ready for the Sep
TENDER meeting, when some final
action will be taken.
Mayor and Council
To Tour City
In order to get complete pic
ture of the needs in the five wards,
the Council will make tour to all
wards on Monday, August "a The
various projects will then be listed
in order of their importance and
the Council, at their. September meet
ing, will then appropriate the neces-
sary funds to go ahead with the
most urgent needed jobs.
Rent Control
Nobody appeared to speak either
for or against rent control, which
was dropped in Hagerstown July 81,
and since that time the Mayor and
Council have only received six let
tiers regarding it, four of them in
favor of continuing rent control and
two against All six letters were
read at the Council meeting.
Municipal Stadium
Light Poles
At the request of City Engineer
Claude Williams, the Council voted
unanimously to place cyclone fences,
placed in concrete, around all six of
the light poles at the stadium, thus
preventing anyone from climbing
the poles and possibly coming in
contact with live wire.
CIOgged Sewer Lines
Mr. Williams also brought up the
matter Of clogged sewer lines.
He pointed out that since there
was only one plumber in Hagers-
town with the necessary equipment
to open up the lines, the city has
been literally bombarded with re-
quests from property owners to do
the work. He pointed out that it
was the responsibility of the city to
keep the sewers open from the curb
line to the street, but it is the re-
sponsibility of the property owners
to keep them open from their homes
to the curb line.
After much discussion, the City
Engineer was instructed to keep on
doing the work, charging the home
owner when the sewer line was
clogged on his property, which
amounts to about 5000.
It was also suggested that the
Master Plumbers Association get
more of the plumbers to buy the
necessary equipment, so that the
city will not be competing the pri-
vate business.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-08-13
AROUND TOWN
WITH THE EDITOR

whereas the Light Plant made net
profit of $268,218.77 in 1850, the net
profit in 1852 was 5000, 522.30.
You Will also find that the kilowatt
hours used increased from 81 mil
lion in 1850 to over 441a million in
1852.
Finally, on Page 5, 6 and of the
booklet you will find a complete re-
port of where the city stood at the
end of 1852, showing in detail the
source of all receipts and where all
the money was spent.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-08-13
News of The City Hall

Here are the highlights of the reg
ular monthly meeting of the Mayor
and Council, held last Thursday
night:
Mayor Winslow F. Burhans sub
mitted the name of Norman H. Ay-
ers, a Republican, of 81 East Az
enue, as Councilman from Ward 4,
to fill the temporary vacancy caused
by Councilman Edwin James Carl
having been indicted into the armed
forces in July.
On the motion of Councilman j.
Ralph Fiery, seconded by Council
man Jacob Vorous, the appointment
was unanimously approved and Mr..
Ayers was Immediately sworn in by
Guy Weagley, Clerk of the Court,
who had been invited to the meet
ing by the Mayor for that purpose.
Parking Meter Changes
A change in the City Parking
Meter Ordinance, effecting the hours
they will be in operation, caused by
the new shopping hours, was adopt
ed.
The new hours, however, will not
take effect until after the public has
been notified, through the medium
of the newspapers and radio sta
tons, of the effective date of the
change.
When this is announced, the new
hours will be as follows:
Mondays through Thursdays, 800
a. m. to 600 p. m.
Fridays, 800 a. m. to 900 p. m.
Saturdays, 800 a. m. to 900 p. m.
The new hours will be for all
parking meters, including those on
the Market House lot.
The parking meters will not be in
operation on Sundays, or on any ma
tional holiday.
Veterans Housing
Sterling L. Levie, who manages
the veterans low-rent housing pro-
ject owned by the City of Hagers-
town which consists of a total of SO
units, gave very complete and fav
orable report to the Mayor and
Council.
These units, 30 of which are on
Commonwealth Avenue; eight on
Cannon Avenue; eight on Memorial
Biulevard; and eight on Ruby Ave
nue., rent from STATS to $1,000 per
month, depending on the number of
rooms. in each unit.
Mr.. Levie, in his report, stated
that after all expenses had been
paid, the project netted the city a
profit of little over $4,000 for the
past year Mr. Levie also stated
that great deal of work has been
done on the outside walls and the
porches of some of the units and
that a number of them had also been
equipped with gas hot water heaters.
Mr.. Levie stated that in the past
he had handled, from funds avail
able, all major improvements. The
City Auditor, John K. Baker, III,
then made a recommendation that
the Council would, from now on,
take over the responsibility of ma
jor improvements and this recon-
mendation was unanimously ap-
proved.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-08-13
Vesper Service At
City Park Sunday

The seventh of the City Park Yes
per Services, sponsored by the
Washington County Council of
Churches, will be held on Sunday
evening at 700 o'clock. The speak
er will be Rev. Robert W. Delp, pas
tor of Zion Evangelical and Reform
ed Church.
The Rev. James E. Ault, pastor of
the First Brethren Church, is acting
as general chairman, assisted by the
Washington County Council of
Christian Laymen.
This is your town - Boost it
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-08-13
Too Intent On His TV

Horace Owens, of Baltimore is
really TV wrestling fan. While
he was absorbed in his favorite
pastime recently a burglar entered
the house and ransacked it of kitch-
en- appliances and silverware valued
at $4,000.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-08-13

Pictured above is Mrs. Bernard
Eugene Kelly, the former Miss Betty
Louise Bachtell, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward L. Bachtell, ST., of
Smithsburg, who became the bride
of Ensign Kelly on Saturday, August
8, at an all-white military wedding
ceremony performed in the Trinity
Lutheran Church, Smithsburg. The
ceremony was performed by the
brides uncle, Rev. Richard H. Win
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-08-13
Famous Barn Dance
To Be Here Aug. Is
Old Dominion Barn Dance,
Featuring Sunshine Sue, VIII
Put On The Big Show At Mu-
nicipal Stadium.

D&AAoAAAAC ASANS w AA
Put On The Big Show At Mu-
nicipal Stadium.
The Old Dominion Barn Dance,
featuring Sunshine Sue, is coming to
the Municipal Stadium on Tuesday
night, August 10, with the show
starting at $50 o'clock.
Sunshine Sue, the only feminine
emcee of a nationally known hill
billy program, which is heard daily
over WRVA, Richmond, Va, has be-
come so popular down there that she
was recently crowned, Queen of the
Hilbillies," title given her by Vir-
ginia's former Governor William M
Tuck.
Also featured in the big show will
be: Mary Kick (the former Miss Ha-
gerstown), Tag, the Ozark Mountain
Boy, Fiddlin' Curley Collins, Quincy
Snodgrass, and Sonny Day.
In the event of rain, the show will
be put on in Franklin Court Audi
forum.
The management of the Hagers-
town Baseball Club is bringing the
Barn Dance show to Hagerstown and
the price of admission will be $1.00
for adults and so cents for children,
tax included
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-08-13

The Army organized and manned
the first U. S. weather bureau as
a branch of the Signal Corps.
Evening star., 1953-10-03
HELP-WoAEN

WOMAN for private day school. ia
live in and handle aft. hours tele-
phone calls, ewes. and week ends.
Also assist with children a few
hours each day. Write Box 4S9-X,
Star. d
WOMEN t2)-S40 guaranteed salary
plus bonus. for 5-day week; no SELL
ing; pleasant outdoor work making
appointments for baby photogra-
pher. I'll 14th st. NV, Suite. 917.
IA"
WOMAN between 35
and 40 to work in premium gift
store. Pleasant work. Apply Mon
day between 10 and 12. 1905 Eve
st. NV. A
HANDICAPPED girls and women may
find Jobs in sewing or sorting at
GOODWILL INDUSTRIES. Apply
1918 New Hampshire ave. NV.
(21st and NJ SITS. n.w) 3 to IL am.
Monday through Friday. -3
ROCKVILLE, MD.-Mature women
needed to service Avon customers.
Sell beautiful gifts to friends and
neighbors during Christmas-selling
season. johnson 2-649S. -3
HOME AND SMALL SALARY to
middle-aged woman for INV; in
suburbs. Box 151-T. Star. a
PRIVATE SCHOOL in Wash. desires
professionally trained young lady to
teach French on part-time basis
Please reply to Box 490-X, Star.
Evening star., 1953-10-03
HELPMEN

YOUNG MAN, porter Ccolored) delic.-
pm. Rel; refs. 6117 Georgia ave.
EVENING ELEVATOR OPERATOR,
colored; must have switchboard
exper. See res. manager. 1701 Mass.
ave. NV. -6
so MEN to help dismantle Metro
pm. at show office. Benning I'd.
Al ELASTIC TILE MECHANICS.
AD. 4-2640 -3
NEED SEVERAL assistant managers
trial financing fields. New W. CO.. e GET
in on the ground floor. This is
an unusual and excel opportunity,
sal, above average commensurate
with exper. and ability; Contact G. +
ICE TsEsrSaD. So West eo ST. sst":aoAA5p Annapolis. Nd
WANTED-Man for opening as
wholesale distributor in District OF
Columbia. Direct selling experience
preferred: Must have ability tc
infoT%ssion Rt@,n;ss!o snd interyisE witt Wit
IFiLiPINO MAN-Empl. pvt. rm. anc
bath and salary for helping will
evening meals. KE. 7-1941, 4S1t
Dexter TERRACE NV. y
WANTED-Young man as assistant
manager, branch ONCE and ware
house. Must have high school edu-
cation and be draft exempt. Apply
by letter. listing education and
previous # training. P. Q. BOX 81
EXPERIENCED DAIRYMAN for large
nearby Md. farm. Must be sober
dependable, 1st-class man. Coco
pay. Phone Gaithersburg 6S6. L. r
Evening star., 1953-10-03
sITUATloNS-DoMESTlc

BABY NURSE, exper.; colored; wants
INV; best ref. TU 2-l29s.
CHILD CARE, day or night; can PICK
up; country home. 10. S-3522. a
G.H.W Christian mother, white, 80,
with son, 8, would like permanent
work in home OF Christian IamiiS'
MAID wants morning part time work;
10 yrs. references. HU. 3-S33o.
GIRL WANTS JOB as nursemaid,
BABY s5byyo. sitter or dishWaSher' 'o'
days s'' Wk,; live out. ST. 3-6576.
GIRL, colored, desires child care
and g.h.w., 3 days,a week; $50 ana
csltarss; ref, ST. roi;a 2,45a3' Ar want, a.
WOMAN or GsHs fo19F'S; Work reiaDle AD s-ssn Sn
DAYS WORK WANTED by colored
woman. or part time; experienced.
RELIABLE CoL0RED !}Ilsn WOMAN, WON S.rsnf: take
work; housework or daywork', 8
C9oHIsoSREEbb' 9HsSE GIRL desires general
housework; 5-day wk.; reference.
Live out RA; 3-94i izo 4; on0 uorr
from ! until after dinner Ii.
6-6462 II
GIRL desires INV. for
empl Cple.; 5-day wk.. steady or part
time in D. c., live out. AID. 4-5aS7.
80
COLORED GIRL desires light wash
ing and ironing to do at her home.
AID. 4-3205. II
COLoRED GIRL desires lh.w. part
time. AID. 4-530q.
COLORED GIRL desires child care or
mothers helper. . days; eXper DU.
7-46O2. A.
COLORED WOMAN wants g.h.w. or
days work, 4 days wk.; refs. ME.
S-O729
COLORED WOMAN wants lob morn
ingS; no Sundays; good cook, nice
laundress; all-'round houseworker.
ST. 3-5576.
COLORED WOMAN, middle aged.
wants part time or 5-day week,
housework or maid, in rooming
house; fond Of children: ref. co.
5-6522
Evening star., 1953-10-03

REFRIGERATION MECHANIC, eX-
perienced in. domestic, commercial
4-3224. After 6. LO. 4-7721. IS
ROOFER. white. some experience
ssteady, work. A. D. THOMAS. wa
ROUTE SALESMAN for laundry snt
necessary. Good opportunity fol
to Mr.. Ellis, WASHINGTON LAUN'
DRY. 2627 K st. NV. 4
SALESMAN, to specialize in the sale
of farms and estates in Md: excel.
5fRt 4Ne. listinss i4i7 X 5s' Rogs Rsw q PHELPS Ell
SALESMAN--To sell in Washington
Full information in first letter. L
H. BLOCK; 1880 Sharp ST. Balti
sRGFsMAN' R1Fs IA Md' meat. wanted: hote,
IpPPS psPE6S saRSE MSkrEg 5RgeEasiy s4fzk AD9y ~
sAIIiESMMAN-Aggressive, neat colored
man, to sell in home improvement
field; storm windows, roofing; etc
MR.. SLAUGHTER, NO. $4,000. II
ber and address. 4
sALESMAN-Auto experience not re-
quired, for GIN. dealer; old est
firm; good proposition for right man
Box 452-X, Star.
SALESMAN, to manage our offlct
furniture dept. and make calls or OF
SUPPLY CO., 732 9th st. n.w..5
SALESMAN in Photographic supply
store; 5-day week, paid vacation;
9HnsRs 9sEnsRfat Nct RNScSi.iGsai Sis 10TH dhHER ss nS
Evening star., 1953-10-03
HELP-MEN AND MoMEN

CLERK FOR FUEL OIL DEPT, ex-
perience in decree. daywork desir-
able; must do some tipping; old
established company. For appt.
ssadlIl ~; 9-1771; E. &c: KEYS 8
CLERK, bookkeeping experience re.
quired; good, opportunity for right
person. Apply in own handwriting
stating salary expected. Boz
sAN6M'1esa 1AiNH1M' sHffi MAN OR WOMAN, ex.
RfTiesfsd RRf. 81. s-4oSy1. 4plSy need apply; 6-da'
COUPLE, white or colored; man, full
or part time as butler, able to drive
wife, full time. cook. g.h.w.; small
family; excel wages; willing to live
In, In we Wo; 6.5S4l after % II ,,a;I,, Am, OF
burg lane NV, off Porter st. .nr
PEOPLE. white and colored, to can.
vasS for sales. No experience nec-
essary. We teach you. Guaranteed
salary. Cali Elk. 3-5611. a
ARE YOU IN NEED OF JOB? Dc
you have an employment problem?
ployes. men and women Contact
DEPENDABLE PERSONAL COUN-
Selling SERVICE, 1912 9th st. NV
DE. 2-50S1. IS
EXTRA CASH-Sen Xmas and every
day cards, Also Xmas imprints
stationery, napkins and novelties
Samples on approval. Write or cal
MASTERCRAFT. sol 10th st. NV
Wash !. .. c., Dent S, DI. 7-09nN
COUPLE, white. settled; man to work
in greenhouse and garden, part
time employment of wife may be
used; 1-bedrm. house avail. Excel
position for sober, honest couple
Suburban Maryland area. Call OIL
4-2402. -
Evening star., 1953-10-03
HELP-MEN (cons.)

DRUG CLERK-Excel. position with
responsibility and top sal. for thor
oughly exper. capable man. LU
1-3401. -6
ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIRMAN-
Young ex-servicemen to learn elec-
trio motor repair. No exper nee
Earn while you learn. See Mr.. James
CENTRAL ARMATURE WORKS
INC. 629 D st. NV. ~
ELECTRICIANS; experienced helpers
and mechanics in new and old work
TU. 2-4547 or RA. 6-S45S. -6
ELECTRICIAN and exper. helpers
D. c. license and drivers permit
Must be 1st class, none other ap-
ply. r. W. REED ELECTRIC CO.
1903 p st. NV, HO. -2-4321. Il
ELECTRICIANS HELPER, to assist
in wholesale electrical supply
house: Wash. area refs. Please
call MA. S-0336.
ELECTRICIANS, experienced only:
steady work. JE 2-7100. -
ELECTRICIANS and experienced help
ers for new construction. HARPER
ELECTRIC SERVICE, LA. 6-1SS5'
Evening star., 1953-10-03
HELP-WoMEN tcont. }

FOUNTAIN HELP, experienced, col
orsd: good salay and working con
Hampshire ave., Silver Spring. HE
4-S022 a
GENERAL OFFICE WORK - Woman
in Silver Spring who can answer
tel. Some tipping helpful. 1915
5-day wk. Call Friday after
pm. JU. 9-9306.
GEN. OFFICE WORKER; 1-girl office
knowledge bkkp., typing essential
steady position with advancement
for local lady with refs. ROYAL
ave. NV. a
Observation-Disclosures white lady
between 35 and so, to live in. Mus
have hest of current references. Cal
before II am. and after s pm
HO. 2-5S9p. A
Evening star., 1953-10-03
SlTUATI0NS-W0MEN

ADMINISTRATIVE AS SIS TANT.
! qualified office and personnel man
| ager. extensive bookkeeping expert
ence, wishes opportunity with a good
erences. Reply Box 123-V. Star Sc
BABY SITTER-Refs. furn. MRS.
zpts Hzaa lsth %bEEiSS s. Sc5$SSt
BoOKKEEPER, gen. ofice work; ma
ture woman. seeks position: 5-day
Observation-Disclosures woman
willing to work in the country; no
children. Boy 297sX, Star. :, T,a "a =,
typos day or night duty. Pu.
PRAC?TiCAL NURsE-Licensed; gives
,hypodermics; no, Lifting 81 per
hour: Box i40-V, star. a..
semi-invalid who winters in South.
PRUAiCTiCAL NURSE. white. mature;
hiehest refs. speaks Ems, French,
German, Italian; desires maternity
FRHcrrSAL "a n NtkSF S3a 0.y yh1ts week SEQ T
sEAMTREss. thoroughly exper;;
wishes sewing by the gay Can
TYPiST, Russian, experienced, wishes
permanent Job; Can do typingc at At
home in several languages CO.
TYPisT, experienced. desires evening
TUTk GE home coG4eS 6yDing Id sirl desires
WnitSasS' Waitress work. e'iItt LII. 4-7s9S. o.
COLLEGE GRADUATE, former teach.
er, wants employment week ends. OF
9ysnipgS bo%MEsTIC E%ES9dI 6I2sPP HTSP of high
eSt character with years OF expert
ence who know the value Of seryice
MEsTfc SERVICE UNION. Local
yoGNG HGi I; H9i G6LLESE 3ESIsSG GRADUATE With
ondary teaching experience desires
position in dignified surroundinsS'
Box 441-X, Star.
REFINED LADY as companion 70
tance no barrier; drive; refs. EN-.
EXPERIENCED 3ERiii sEAMsTREss desires
home work with established seam
stress. or shop. LU. 4-052S or Box
AZ ssECRfETARY-Personable, un-
usually competent; now until jan
uary; $500 per mo. or best offer.
I OK 3O3-X, Star, .
YOUNG LADY, colored; desires part.
board or elevator operator. Call
| ia, 9-5lO5 after pm.
MATURE, refined; mgmt: better class
refs. BOX 165-V, Star.
/ GIRL desires work as cashier or
counter girl, after $3.50 pm. No
| 7-5095.
GIRL, colored. wishes work as clerk
typist; Govt. exper' Ii. 3-%7so;
ExPER. CoLoRED GIRL desires work
as fountain waitress or maid. DU.
SETTLED WHITE WOMAN would
care for semi-invalid (male or fe-
male) 5-day week. Box 176-V Star.
CoLORED NURSE, wants lob caring
| for invalid or elderly person.
to 10 hrs duty; refs. DE. 2-6b5S.
Evening star., 1953-10-03
SITUATIONS MEN lcont.l

HARDWARE SALESMAN. exper. in
repair work; good oppor,; give ref.
Box 370-X, Star. 4
MAN. colored, wants part-time eve.
ming work. Ii. 3-1157.
MAN, &c. qualified salesman. desires
work downtown D. c. section, from
6:30 to II pm. 10. 2-07I0. 3s
PAINTING, interior and exterior;
small jobs; work reasonable. Ii. A.
RESTAURANT MAN. white. SO. mar
but ist cook; desires permanent.
full-time work. Box 13s-V, Star.
GRAD. CIVIL ENGR., under 30:
eXper. in estimating: fieldwork in
construction. Box ASK, Star. 8
YOUNG MAN, 35, architecture grad.
exper. in house design, estimating,
field planning and coordination. ia.
COLLEGE STUDENT, age 26: insure
ance investigation experiences; for
mer military investigator; desires
some kind of part-time work eve
ningS, wk. ends. Phone JE. 2-1543.
YOUNG BUILDER, yrs. college, Q
years exper. in all phases of residen-
tial and remodeling construction,
desires part time position. Can esti-
mate, supervise and do limited
drafting. Willing to do anything.
HOUSE CGEANiNG. painting work,
wall cracks filled up or making old
furniture or mouse look much better:
By tfdsted, retired man. Apply at
647 Lexington pl. ne, next to 7th
ST., Maryland ave, ne. B"
Evening star., 1953-10-03
SITUATIoNS-MEN

ACCOUNTANT, expert; books opened
closed; caught up all taxes; open
rate. DI. 7-0776, JU. 9-6564.
CPA firm or business concern; B. C.
s. and NJ. c. S. degrees; three years
experience public accounting: will
consider part-time work. Box 129-
v. star 4"
vision and estimating eXper.. desires
new connections. OIL. 2-3920. f.