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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-18
HELP-WoMEN

AssISTANT-our auditing dept. ha,
openings for women capable d
eventually developing into super.
visory assignments. II you car
qualify, submit application, giving
R PncHgirSSnnd OF educ: and exper.i
roughs calculator essential. Boz
AW wis SEA "Reminiscences
only: Good year.'round job for rieht
|BEATfTiciAN : aaAaiHRsrYLrsr, ais,
manicurtst; full or part time; salary
open, plus. 500 commission, paid
shop: Apply 14Ss ParR R ri az NV Mo Mss
BEAUTICIAN
MANICURIST
Excel. salary and commission. maid
css Conn. Ave. AHH bBa 4 YAS REoA 1891
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced
6Os commission; 6-day week; hours
9-6. call ov. S.1134 or KI. 9-9420,
BEAuT9 OPERATOR-Rarn Ssb /,
500 per VIZ: guaranteed salaFy
apey TUE cRE isHsffy O' HAE
BEAUTY OPERATOR wanted 81 ma.
tionWlue organisation: no experience
nnSecss s a.! iull pay while training
BEAUTY OPERATOR, expert, an.
around: sal. no object TO right per.
son. BROADMOOR BEAUTY ga.
LON; 1901 Conn. ave. NV. EN- 8.
|BEAUSTiY OPERATOR, exper.: Is psid
vacation; salary plus Commission.
SALON, COS Bell View blvd. AleY.
H0OKKEERER-Must have automo.
bile experience; 6-day week, excel
lent WORKING conditions. Phone AD
|B0OkKEKPER, insurance dent; excel
working conditions, an employees
BENEFITS. AID. 4-S400. Ext. 50. Ia
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE operator;
must Know W. Re e II1s1 R.nd eGC
hr wk. CAN Mr.. BARNES. 10
O-QUUU. Is -
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TELEVTSlON.RADIO SERVTCRNlEN,
experienced; both inside and OUT
side work: steady employment:
wages commensurate with ability
and experience. FRED WALKER,
zoos wilson blvd. Arl. IA. 7-1174.
Tv sERVICEMEN. bench and outside
men; must be experienced: excep-
tional opportunity for the right men.
!NTER-GITY T rgoJ NC. 461 Chaplin
USED-CAR SALESMAN. experienced
desired. we have 2 selection Of the
one of the lowest financing plans:
sTEuART MOTOR CO. (FoidS. 1918 1913
UsES-c c1 Iof fsi NAN ais mus. be *.
perienced car cleaner with good en-
sfgef SSSs II tST fssf
Wisconsin ave. NV, %
WATCH REPAIR MAN, sxper. al
tunity. BOX $685.. star. -sS
WASHING MACHINE seryicemnn,
must know al makes: excellent
e eli y Is aNdrN ~ AAgDlyc CO.
PIE ]. ave. ne, ~. S-e9S1;
WELDER Combination man for shop.
CAN 10. 6-4S9S. 10
BOY-VETS-TRAVEL
Calf. and return. Salary rlus COM
mission and bonus; average earn.
ing 1854 mo. Publishers. circulation
AGE 1924. See MR.. 3. II. MASON
Cairo Hotel. 18th and Cue sts. NV
Hrs. 10 am. to IL. or TO . pm
NO phone calls. 10
MEN Grocery and vegetable ex-
perience; salary no object II quail.
ned. Call Woodm0or Market, 10l2e
Colesville rd.. Silver Spring. lis
MEN (S). white, to distribute circu.
lars: daily pay SO. Report am
:, 80 .l,, Neg YORK ave, nv. -.
TO take news BY telephone. Apply
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. $50
Star Bldg. ---l0
YOUNG MAN interested IN work witt
future In art-supply field. Best
reterenees required. SsI NEW YoRK
Avn NV.
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HELP-DoMESTlc

position. Reference required. White.
SSait aa bet. y am. ana l pm. AID.
CO0K-G.h.w.; 80 to As yrs. Of are;
and bath; fond of children. no
laundry; must be experienced and
have recent local references Thurs
Gays Gay q and SUNDAYS OF; $50 week.
'H ss in Upstairs S ' sad bail. sh'f hs:
day Thurs. and Sundays Cd; exper,
Call OIL. 1850. ID
COOK. colored; downstairs work:
CURED 20 EM. s; s.1s sy references @ss re-
COOK-G.h.W.; for 5 adults; white:
REFERENCES. main floor, pvt. rm.
Bethesda area. Phone OIL. 2-4756.
COoK-G.H.W.--Live in or out: ~.
nay nay week; references REQUIRED. Cali
COOK. exper.; no laundry: other help
employed; must be fond of Children;
COOK CIV. - Reliable woman te
i've in; rm.. for husband employed
ELSEWHERE II desired: experienced:
sooo wages. References. EN-. 3-ll31.
COoK-G.H.W,, 5s-day wk.: live in;
G 60 nr pay; DOCTORS res. RIA. .3-3434
CIV, plain cooking; live in up-
Liars LIAR room; fond Of children; ref
CIV, experienced, age -3-3S, Mon.
through Sat, 1880 through dinner,
Stay . ewes. Refs; $50. RIA. 3-049a,
CIV. ana child care. Live in; pvt.
I'm. and bath; Thurs. ard suns. OF;
SO Wk. Refs. JU. S-43S6. -
Ct ) children. Refs; $50 wE.. I'm.
H S1SSi2; live in and 1 a..
LuH charge OF Groom house; must
pc experienced and capable; good
tsisiary; paid vacation; Suns. Oh |;
Mr. Or Mk ssoq pR Rff5TRaSpee 3d. 'so Sai|
or AP 1-22I0. wk. days. 80
MAID TO LIVE IN-"Good 'saiary,'
WIN room and board; good with
cniidren. S.mo. baby and elder
enidrens Mother employed. Phone
II. 7-oSo4' tnights) Ju. 1866;
MAlD-G.H.W., cook; likes children,
S1day week; sit one or two nights;
SILVER aII Spring apt; S25. JU. $3.50.
m iannd expsr;; live in; E.h.w,: lisht
d ssS,. good salary. City refs. OIL.
MAiD-Live in; si5o month; r.b,x
ana care of two small children. Con.
tact Mr.. CAVALIER, ll43 Conn.
MAID. for g.h.w.. care of . children
Wnile parents work; S27 Wk. 10
start; live in. JU. 5-fii3O.
NUKSEMAlD, live. in, to help with
care OF two. children; do INV. and
pam, pam COOKING. other help em-
plo oyUd; Local. refs; $50 wk. IKE.
PRAC. NURSE and houseFespaer.
white; live in; care for elderly adv:
chronic case; Inv. RIA. 3-Tg51.
SETTLED LADY. colored. to care .y 10,
cnldren. Tor working parents. Room
and ana noaTd. small salary. Coiored
WE NEED clean, honest, wiiiina
WORKER, q adults In family; live IN.
one that appreciates gentle home:
reasonable wages; cooks. b. w, ono
a rem "a. or Ohio preferred. RA.
DEPENDABLE middle-ared 1S,t.
woman. live In; care for 2 children
ana 90 light housework for EN-.
|DESfRABIE MrDDLE-HGEn vVoIa~
Tor light housekeeping and sn1rs
pursuing care. in exchange Tor Eood
nome. small salary. Other hein
employed. IA. 1850
REFINED PERSON to care for 3 sinai,
cnildren; 4 pm. It'll 12. while fnothor
works. Refs. AP. 1881. 'e'
ELDERLY LADY to care for 2 sma,l
salary. HUI. 3-6155. '
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HELP WoMEN Cont. }

BOOKKEEPER, experienced, with
knowledge Of typing. In q coneeniaI
construction ONCE; must be middle.
aged; good pay, based on experience;
paid vacation. Box 3S7-Z. Star
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MELP-MEN AND WoMFN

COUPLE FOR GUEsTHOUsE-Chauf.
feur-janitor; $35; maid. S26; apt
available. SIS week. Refs. AID. q
MAN AND WIFE to operate trailer
sales lot in Miami, Fla Both to sell
Man must be able to do service worl
and deliver trailers. Cali WA. i z.
1908 for appointment. -22.
SALESMAN OR HALESWOMAN
For real estate once on K ST.. spe.
cializing In suburban properties
p. q. County, farms, acreage. water
fronts, 8. Md. Also opening for list
ing clerk and receipt, short hrs
o. B. ZANTZIN0ER CO.. cor. 10th
and z SITS. NV. Phone Miss Crockett,
Ma. 6-5371 for appt. or interview.
ACTIVE WHITE. LADY = Live in;
private room; .g.h.w.; 4.yr.-old child;
working couple. OV. S.6427. 30
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CLERK-TYPIsT-Ase 10 to 80; i'm
med. openins; 5-dey Wk.; excel. sai-
airy. air cond. once. Opport. for
advancement; moderate priced em-
ployes' cafeteria in bldg. Hrs. 500
to 1870. Call Miss Mathews. ME-.
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NOTICE TO JOB APPLICANTS
firms engaged In interstate com.
me'ce or In the production OF
\ goods Tor commerce must HOtu pGy
at least rs cents an hour and
time ana 0ne-halI for oUefttme
under the Federal Wage and Hour
LGiU. Job seekers offered less b1
c0DeTed arms ahonld notify the
wage and Hour Diptston. D. s.
Executive $3.50. Extension fSlS.
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HELP--MEN

|LABQRER. white, year round Job
good pay Call Hem1ock 4-464I
LINOTYPE OPERATOR-4o-hr. Wk.:
f fSr ,SS IN sRecAabsy sS2s 3Ig
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ROUTE STATESMEN

ROUTE Statesmen
Good opportunity for married men;
no experience necessary: established
routes, now paying commission; g.
day week. Apply in Mr.. Lowe before
MANHATTAN CO.
Laundry and dry cleaning. 1928
Florida ave. NV. DU. 7-I1i1. 81
hs9s o1tEaHkz 4Ra HSF1 ADDlEe
saAHEHEsMANs ~ With Nv car. II you are in.
tereSted in making $4,000 o year
selling, call at 1129 vt. ave. NV,
sALEsMAN. for mems furnishing
store; perm. position; excel. earn
ings. Apply NATIONAL SHIRT
SHOPS, 942 r st, NV. -22
SALESMAN to. contact Govt. agencies
on the Somat for destroying CLASH
ss n s1ely a MSst b %dIE ops
our WASHINGTON ONCE. Outline
salary required. experience. and
other particulars. Boz $685..
SALESMAN-Ambitious young man
no y2 So6R S Doos
cANyAss1NG. Job is ,servicing
on the Job training period: there
after draw car allowance and COM
mission. Business Is in the build
ing trade field. Good opportunity
for clean-cut ONCE type man.
Selling experience desirable but not
essential. Car necessary. For de-
tails call MRS. NICHOLS. ia.
SALESMAN, excel. opport. for ener-
getic, ambitious young man as
representative for lge. Wholesale
plicant must have car and some
exper. in selling. Liberal commits
sionS and guar. salary. Apply
after $50 am STANDARD CIGAR
g. TOBACCO CO., Al Eye st. ne.
SALESMAN, pharmaceuticals ply
steal and biological science back
ground desired: car furnished. Box
3S1.X. Star 106
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HQSTESS
THE EVENING STAR
LIUI to1I6 ave NV
MANAGER

MANAGER
For popular priced dress shop; chain
organization. Opportunities for adj
vancement. Salary and bonus. Ap-
ply in person. SHERMAN WASH
WEAR. INC, 1104 F st. NV. 21s
Observation-Disclosures.
IST for work In doctors ONCE Gin
ternal Inedicine). Must be registered
medical technieian with practical
experience. Write, giving traininG
and refs, Box 312-Z, Star. 80
MESSENGER-C CLERK - Young lady,
IL to rs for permanent position In
pleasant once. Chance for advance
ment. Hours S:15 am. to 4:46 pm.
Monday through Friday. See Mr.
attractive young girls. 49,
world premiers, parades and cam
paigns; experience preferred but
ssss4 or Nx sss ss S TWHNT1E HA
CENTURY MODELS. go
NURSE, k.N; for doctors once.
PIX OPERATOR-TYRPPiST, expert
enced. attractive, between Fl and
open. Apply Miss Carnine. Ma
TIONAL ELECTRONIC LAB, l7I3
Kalorama I'd. NV. $50 a.m.-6 Pm.
with merchandising ex-
Apply AsaBAssADoR DRUG I o. cali
ma. 6-3401 for personal interview.
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CASH1E8-CHECKERS--FuIl or parj
time; permanent, positions for ex.
perienced chain store checkers, Ap.
ply in person. PoSlNS. 6766 Ga
CHECKER for super market; LITTLE
experience necessary; good pay, good
working conditions. Apply 10s0S
tineoIn ave., Kensinston, Nd, LO
CLERICAL-aeneral ONCE work; i'm.
tied amount Of typing; perm. posi-.
METAL LfMB MANurA vi aRgsI
1918 Halt st. Sc. -22
CLERK, white. not over 3H; filinR,
misc ONCE work: 6.day. 35:hr. wk.;
$40 per Wk. to start. Box 42e-Y.
CLERK. general ONCE work; s7H.hr.
S Sk; Can between ell am. nj, aD.
CLERK for insurance once. must
like. to work with figures. Good
working conditions. SI5 18th ST
NV, Room 400. MA. S-03S2. Ia
CLERK - For drugstore: salary and
commission. ROCK CREEK DRUoS'
$500 Grub I'd. Silver Spring. Nd,
JU. S-1SS7. --2S
CLERK. for work in drug and cos.
metic departments: salary plus COM
mission; must be experienced; pleas
ant working conditions. Apply
schwartz PHARMACY. 1900
conn. ave. "a
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statesmen
TO SELL
CHEVROLET TRICKS

Excel. opportunity for an exper. man
to make Q permanent connection
With Washington's oldest Chevrolet
dealer. To o man qualified and ca
pable Of handling truck clientele and
can close deals, We offer q fine OBJ
portunity for substantial earnings
with good possibilities for promo.
ton. Liberal compensation plan
with transp. furn. Apply to MT.
Dillon; BARRY.PATE MOTOR CO.,
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LAWYER-YounR man not over 80,
draft exempt, must have passed bar
in either Nd, Va. or D. @. Actual
experience not necessary, as We will
train you in this specialized field on
mortgage loans. Write US o bust
nesslike letter. giving complete In
formation about yourself. Box
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STENOGRAPHER, Tor real

STENOGRAPHER. for real estate Of
nee: experience not Necessary; 6-da,
Eeek Apply BOSS q PHELPS. NC.
1417 * st. nv.
edge Of shorthand, genl. once rou,
tine; perm. pos. BEACON ELECTRI(
SUPPLY CO., S061 18th st., Silyel
Spring No. lis
for competent person. able to tax
rapid dictation and transcribe Il
well: some secretariRl duties: perm.
good salary, 6-day wk., many en-
F pHS2Ss ,s saeIysntsgssI vrv NATIONAL Y
interviews held 8 to 4:30 at per
sonnet ONCE. Bird and r SITS. ne
Position at Society's 18th and N
sts. NV ONCE. Immed. opening
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR - The
Woodner Apt. Hotel. Call Chief Op-
orator. HUI. $4,000. lie
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VOTING LADY
nELP-MEN AND WoMEN

BE A REAL ESTATE SPECIALIST
Work for Q well-established neigh.
q nan or woman who is interested
IN earning at least 500 q week
Come in and let our sales manager
explain our commission and bonus
program. Car Is essential. Call Mr.
Blackwood ct LA. 6-3651. or no
2-6020 for appointment. 81
COLORED COUPLE, must be thor.
oughly experienced cleaning in bet
ter-type home. Must have local ref
erences. Salary and 2-rm kit. and
bath apt. Apply in person LEO M
BERNSTEIN a. CO., 1416 K ct. NV
--1S
COLORED COUPLE-Resident man.
nger; good pay and quarters: apply
in person only. JUSTINE REALTY
CO.. Az 9TH 81. NV. ---19
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CLERK

CLERK-TYPIST--We ike to work n
pleasant surroundings with con-
genial people. II you do. too and are
friendly and dependable, come In
between $50 and $3.50 and talk to
us. knowledge Of tipping desired,
but speed not important. These are
permanent positions. Our employees
work 5 days o week. 37h hrs. Va
cation and sick leave benefits. Our
company cafeteria is run on o nom
profit basis and employees receive
room 900 personnel ONCE. EoU1T-
ABLE LIFE INSURANCE CO., SIC
cL fSa 4 Pts IS to 20 yr sis g.
day. 36la-hr. wk.. very liberal bene-
fits. 1925 mo. Cali DI. 7-0333. liz
CLERK-TYPIST,. white, young lady,
t0r large automotiye parts dis;
employe benefits. Call or see Mr..
Ray Tugwel, CENTRAL AUTO
PARTS. 1880 p st. NV, DE. 2-2OO3.
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PLATE CARRIER

PLUMBER-First class with foreman
qualifications, all around mechanic
in detail. SBox 4s6.z, Star. H ss
PORTER steady position, good salary
Apply HOLLYWOOD CLOTHING
19S 9Th st. NV. lis
HEIGHTS CLEANERS. 4757 Lei
PREsssatAN. a Sa Meben Ssa9; soos
pay, paid vacations and holidays
Apply EDITORS PRESS. INC, 20:
Edgewood st. ne. -19
STONEMAN, Commercial
and publication shop; daywork
UNION uni Ro sh92; steady si.s employment Re-
PR0DUCTlON ENGINEERS. mechsn.
ical craftsmen. and radio techni.
Clans sSn,, for an, elsctronic mig; plant
MACHINE SHOPS. INC. 919 Jes.
sup Blair dr. Silver Spring. Md.
RADIO OPERATOR. at least second
class radio teletype license; $3.50
month to start. rotating shift.
NORTHWEST AIRLINEs. ST
REAL isSGiG ESTATE sALEsMAN-Expseri
enced salesman only wanted e
Ar. real estate firm income posi-.
bilities. unlimited; Have bonus plar
plus free lecture courses in rea
estate law and salesmanship. 4
qualified, call MR.. MAWRENCE
REAL IA '1 Estate sALEsMAN-A Mls *.
cellent opportunity to sell subdivi.
sion; experienced preferred, but moi
essential. Call Mr.. Touhy, JAMES
4. HEWITT. 1920 Eye st. NV. ST
REAI ESTATE sALEsMAN-Rxperi.
enced man. to specialize in .eithe,
the e., sale snS Of 5usiness pToDestiss CITES q
R PaELF FsT1 ne l1H + g. nm
for an aggressive person under Al
with selling experience. Large
Northern Va. ONCE actively engaged
in brokerage and construction. Cal
Mr.. Simon, COLONIAL REALTY
CO., IA. $4,000. -l9
RELIEF MAN. colored. experienced
for NV. apt. house. Call Mr.. Love
tn. 2-1515 for .appt. -23
ROOFER to do asbestos and asphalt
shingles, slate. JU. S-S52S. IA
ROUTEMEN--Apply only If inter
ested in permanent position; life
hospital, accident and health tn
surance; paid vacations. See MR.
GRAY, 2120 l. st. NV, 8-6 pm;
Wed, Fri, Sat-, 9-12 noon. 30
for dry cleaning store
must be experienced; guaranteed
salary and commission: call JU
S-4550 eyes,, or HE. 4-8O63. is
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loan MANAGER
MACHINIST

For q new small loan once. Won
derful opportunity for aggressive
man. BOZ 1927, Star. --22
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INFORMATION CLERKS

Young men, age 20 to rs
with pleasant manner and
clerical ability to handle tele-
phone and personal INQUIRIES
Tor Information division Of
local automobile insurance
company. Excellent opportu-
nifty for young men interested
in future in automobile insur.
Government EMPLOYEES
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BOOKKEEPER- TYPIST

Youne woman. 81 TO IS Yrs. Of age,
e d help IN our .,, socEks,spinE SsDt
ing helpful Must be good typist,
exper. and have q pleasant person.
atty. Give are. exper., salary and
telephone number. Boz 1867. star
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GARDENING SUPERVIsOR

White. under 80 years Of age: thor
oughly experienced in seeding,
planting and care Of lawns, hedges,
trees. flowers, nursery stock. etc, to
plan work program and supervise q
large crew of men; must be sober,
reliable and be able to furnish good
references; II you cannot meet
above requirements. please do not
apply. Personnel Once. CAFRITZ
CO., 1920 K st. NV, End floor.
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statesmen

II you are making less than 500 per
week and have o desire to double
your income. we have the product
that Is in demand. Conditions do
not affect Its need. It Is not . sea-
Sonable product. Our men can pro-
December. II you will pay the price
which Is work, you can make more
than you ever dreamed Of before.
We teach you as you earn. For de-
tails call HE. 4-4640 9 to IL am.
INSON. 10
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.ECMEN

Sell ladies' nylon hose and mems
dress shirts direct to consumer; full
or part time: excellent earnings.
steady position. Apply HOLLY
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BOOKKEEPER

BY progressive firm; starting salary
$65 per wk. Reply In writing. with
refs. Boz 59-z, Star.
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POSTING CLERK. age 20 to 30, typ-
ing. helpful, some ONCE experiences
desirable: hours. $50 to 5, Monday
through Friday. Cali MIR. SPRAGUE,
Elk. 3-0lS2. 20
ZEAL ESTATE sALESLADY = Open-
ing for an aggressive person, under
40, with selling experience; large
northern Va. ONCE actively ENGAGED
IN brokerage and construction. Call
CO., IA. $4,000. ia
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GROCERY CLERK. colored; D. c.
drivers permit. Good pay to start.
Excellent chance for advancement.
MARKET. 1862 p st. NV. ~
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TYPIST

c. OF NOR North A AH%IEsR1cAAs Rn sso,
woodward Bldg. 10Th and H SITS
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JANITOR, colored; fun time; live in.
Otl-burner apt. bldg; sober, re-
liable: Phone ST. 3-4567 bet. /
JANITOR, colored; married; no chill
nave nave StoFer e Ss Hw oua MeTs
and good salary. See Mr.. Burton, 8
to II am. AW-
NER,,- 1900 Eye st.. NV. -1S
JANETOR (colofed). married, no chill
dren; must have references and
sc. $40 mo. and apt. See Mr..
Massey, ga pm. KARL W. CORBY
CO.. INC, eos Goth st. NV. -1S .
JANITOR-Sobef or married. No
children. must know stokef: 90
unit building. CO. 6-9016. 30
.IewelrV Store Manager
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TERNME1ST EMPLOYEES
TN1TIR ANTT ~

ELLASE APPLY o ST. ENTRANCE
INSURANCE MEN
A large downtown real estate ONCE,
one Of the city'S oldest, is seeking
o perSoneble young man as assistant
manager Of its insurance depart
ment. Requirements are q thorough
knowledge Of the fire and casualty
neld, ability as an organizer and,
Of course, unquestioned integrity.
Applicants should write outlining in
detail their business and educational
background and stating also APP
proXimate salary expected. Box
2H7-Z. star. 10
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BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST, exper. pre-
Good wares, 6-day VIZ. CAL II
6-1O0N for amt 20
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Jewelry Store Manager
And salesman; excellent salary. All
replies confidential. Our employees
know Of this ad.N Write Box 152-Y.
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By J. A. O'Leory

Senator Lehman, Democrat
Liberal, of New York, charged
yesterday that a stool pigeon
system in the Government is
being invited by the Budget
Bureau order requiring employees
of the bureau to report any con-
duct by fellow workers "inimical
to the effective operation, secur-
ity and standing of the whole
group"
The Senator urged Budget Di-
rector Joseph M. Dodge to with
draw the order, and added:
II hope it will be made plain
to all of us by President Eisen-
hover that this order is not a
pattern for the entire Govern
ment. 1t would be a constructive
gesture toward restoring to Fed
eral employees their confidence
that the new administration
wants to treat them with dignity
1t would convince them that
their fellow employees are not
under orders to be rumor-mon-
gers.
THE administration can, by
withdrawing this order, show it's
faith in the American way of
Government. in the responsible
way of Government. I urge them
to do So"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-14
Lehman Says Order by Dodge
Would Set Up Stool Pigeon Net

Senator Morse, independent
of Oregon, supported the Leh-
man protest. Senator Morse
said a psychology of fear is
spreading, not only in Govern
ment service, but among mil
lions of citizens. Unless it is
checked, he said, 1--WE are going
to see techniques of police state
methods galloping across Amer
ica."
Senator Lehman said he has
no doubt the order was intend
ed to improve the service, but
believes it will have the opposite
effect.
Senator Lehman said he
would like to believe the Dodge
order was a hasty action, but
quoted one published report that
it had been discussed at a cabi-
net meeting, land that therefore
it has the stamp of approval
of the President himself"
Senator Lehman asked who is
to determine what inimical con-
duct is and suggested that stand
ards are left to the "whims and
fancies" of each employee. He
predicted the personnel folders
of employees would be filled with
reckless chit-chat that would re-
main in the folders until veri-
fed - if ever"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-14
Crdckdown Threat to Public
Starts Tax Bureau Comeback

The Government warns that
tax collectors this year will check
returns extra carefully - and
prosecute fragrant tax-dodgers,
large or small.
Internal Revenue Commission
er T. Coleman Andrews and
Assistant Attorney General H.
Bryan Holland, in a joint state
ment, said:
More intensive effort will be
made in the review of tax re-
turns of all classes"
Presumably, they said this with
an official smile. Only yester-
day, Mr.. Andrews told his $1,000
Revenue Bureau employees how
to handle the public at the most
diSagreeable time of the year:
Meet EN- with a smile"
Mr.. Andrews message to his
employees said taxpaying time
affords us a fine chance to start
the bureau on the road back to
high standing in the eyes of the
public"