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experienced. help with
cleaning, Mon. Tues, Thurs. and
FIJI; SO and carfare. CO. 5-2936.
complete charge 2h-
yr. girl; some light household
duties; must have excel. refs. and
experience: live In; New Jersey
seashore summer; $50 wk. OIL.
2-S699. go
SETTLED WOMAN to live in: g.h.w.,
care 2 small children, plain cook
ing; $110 mo. to start. Ia. 9-5343.
DO YOU WANT q good, live-in, g.h.w.
Job? $50. Plain cooking; h-day
dren. Ref. nee. OIL. 4-1632. 80
WHITE WOMAN-Live In. care for
bed patient. Call 10. S-6030. 80
SETTLED white lady to do g.h.w. and
care for 3 children. 5-day wk. Live
in. Health card req. Ii. 1896
SETTLED, 8 children; no
housework; SO; $50. carfare. Ii.
1926. so
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HELP-W0AAEN

ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE. for news.
paper; must have some newspaper
salary commensurate with expert
ence. White giving full resume of
experience, etc, in first letter
kOPELAND ASSOCIATES, r. o. Dox
231. Silver Spring. 40
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N AVAILABLE NOW
SITUATIONS WoMEN
Jr. Stenographers and
TypiSt-Clerk Available

For part-time employment after I
pm: The applicants are work.
study. students at Strayer Secre-
t4rtal College; typewriting skill,
$500 w.p.m.; shorthand, 0O-8O
W;p:m; Phone MA. S-1748. Mr..
D1AON: 80
SECRETARY, desires permanent po-
slt1on In pvt. industry; 4 yrs.' Govt
exper.: depend, enc: refs: salary.
$1,000; give particulars. Box e6-L.
SECRETARY for July replacement:
exper. in embassy. legal, editoria /,
linguistic work. EN-. 2-0076.
YOUNG WOMAN, 3S, desires change
position. Competent executive sec
retary, private industry and Govt
, experience. Shorthand 100, typing
SO wds. per min. Minimum salary
$50 per wk. Refs. Box 464-K Star.
PAkT-TIME work cleaning, B to g.:
middle-aged colored woman, Office
work pref. ST. 1886 after Z pm.
GIRL, experienced, desires lob as ele-
yator operator. DU. 1856.
EXPERT rOOkKEEPER-Dbie. entry.
at home. evenings. 20. 9-8363,
YoTNG s5faS HRi HIRD4 4M0nHss fs: expert sa tSpist.
knowledge, of stenography, Spanish
and gen. office work. High school
grad. Reasonable salary. JU. 6-3774.
COLLEGE GIRL desires Job. salad
girl. nurses aid. receptionist, or any
cyEP type PeyyE9k work. ppu. 1850. 20
regular typist. Ii. f-o5SY.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

HIGHEST CHARACTER, to live in or
out. NATL. DOMESTIC SERVICE
UNION, LOCAL NO. /, HU. 3-6585.
FOR THE HIGHER TYPE Of domestic M
ROBERTS. NO. 7-s5ss. ~ 20.
GIRL' lIG eolpssed, wishes days work.
CoIoRED WOMAN, desires lob a.
Rsid Ra eesaasy q Gays work; good reference.
woMANss 1i ASNSs'SSi 'coior.d, desires part.Ssim. SG
s:ajEl 41sS4ls. plain s00tins: : days. III t.
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL, colored. de.
sires Job as baby sitter or working
in store. Ii. 6-Ss27.
WOMAN WANTS IRONING and care
LADY al e6iEslfn 6EsIREs F1RTsTiME ZINE cleaning
Or baby sitting; no cooking. DU. =
TW0 GIRLS want work as mothers
helper or baby sitting. for every
day. CO. 6-7086.
COL0RED WOMAN wants 6 hours,
wednesday and Thursday; sc. pre-.
cST ferreS; GS I refs; II. S-7416.
PsndsDis. RaiS in Ryt Tx 5.S4ss 55.SSIIy; '1Dsr de-
COLORED LADY desires cleaning, &
days a week. Ii. 6-5673. 80
WANTED, by reliable colored woman.
work BY day. Ii. 1854.
WOMAN, colored, wants general
55oSussesHork; 5SssHork; $50; 6-day week. 10,
CoLORED WOMAN wishes houseworl.
by. week or day; good ref; lows
children. Call Di. 7-6o2s. ~
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE
ADDITIONS

Alterations. repairs; everything from
added. screened 'porches. screenins,
roof raised for attic expansion, ga
RACES. driveways, recreation rooms.
Cal now for free estimate. We
arrange complete FHA flnancine,
with 3 years to pay. All work guar
anteed: call now today. GRIFFIN
CONTRACTORS, 10. S-2O41. So
ATTlCS FINISHED. uormer windows,
porches tnclosed, recreation rooms
and stairWays. Commercial or resi-
dental: SO months 70 pay. I'M.
4.2401. J. 3. HENDRICKS
BRICK MASON CRAFTSMAN-Fire.
places: e;thimnsys, sz 5,r. rysIls. Temodedlhtns
able for immediate contract work in
RsssSnabls ssss% prices Phone Lee:ssrs Lss
BRICKLAYING CONTRACTOR. With
free estimate, cali IL. 7-4324. 10
3UILDNG and general remodelins.
LAWRENCE. RA o-97O3
CARPENTRY. REMODELING. RE-
PAIRS. cabinet work, general con-
tracing. JU. S-4736. IS
alterations, repairs.
remodeling, old and new work. Mr.;
Carpentry and Painting
Roof repairs and cement work.
No Job too small. CHARLES W.
CONTINUED on Next Pase)
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9TH AND K STs. NV.
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HELP-DoMESTIc

COOK, experienced. See chef. FAIR
FAX HOTEL, 21O0 blk. Mass. ave.
COOK -HOUSEKEEPER, colored: fond
Of children; refs; reauired; S35
week. Call after 8 pm, Mon. or
COOK-HOUsEKEEPRR-Local refs.i
2 adults and thoroughly trained boy;
small home; live in or stay q few
nights; day and every other Sun.
OF; S35 wk. OIL. 4-O336. II
G.H.W., plain cooking; over %. live
in; air-cond. upstairs rm.; fond Of
children; $50: refs. Wo 6-7494.
G.H.W., plain cooking; live In: new
modern rambler; ford Of children;
good salary: 5h days; refs. ~.
HOUsEKERPER and child care. Must
be experienced with infant. Live In.
Age 2O-4O. Only those interested IN
perm. position need apply. $50 wk.
to start. WO. 6-1357. %
HOUSEKEEPER-Fu charge home
and 2 small boys; live in; local
refs; $50. Can LU. 1858. II
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HELP WOMEN tcont.,
MANAGER WANTED

age 25-45 as super
visor for small private hospital. Live
Star.
NURSE. white. age 25-4o: for private
CO. 5-4754. a
NURSE, practical; white; 2 weeks;
s g to 9; So per night. RA. 3-157S.
NUKSE, r. NJ, as supervisor for
nursing home; good salary; fun
NURSES AND AIDES, white. with or
Without eSrsrienee: good working
conditions; live in. LO. 5-0S7s.
NURSE. as assistant manager in
nursing home. Easy work. Live in
quarters. RA. 3-7333. 90
NURSES - Registered and practical
nurses for orthepedic hospital. 8.
All, Call MRS. BOYETTE, JA.
44;.i7o9 between am. and 5 pm.
NURSERY AID STUDENT. age 16 to
%, taught child's care. 6 mos.
course; rm. and board and cash
aa%I, sllST, r,6laL 6GlHaLILDRENs GONZALES
ne. LA $4,000, --oQ
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- -. ! ALbAA EaEb f1A1kS1 4LISTS
s4O6 Ga. Ave-. Silver Spring.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, $40 per VII
guaranteed. Opportunity to earn
more with comm, steady lob, air
Seeoled modern shop. Call Ma. g.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, sxper C%s 81,
arSnn asrSGand; excel; salary and comm: !;
BEAUTY OPERATOR-$s5-S10O wF.
guarantee plus comm; no mani
Sn1ln1gg; SS@nTlng; % steady job; air cooled
BEAUTY '' SSPiEaRixxToRs, SSi EaRixxT men or
women, for our Conn. ave, Claren-
don and Silver Spring salons, Also
facial girl wanted for Conn. ave. x.
Gay week, top salary and commits
sion. EMILE. 1921 Conn, ave. "a
BEAUTY OPERATORS (2). Exper':
Top salary; 5-day week: short hours
Apply, 1924 Conn. ave. NV. -29
BOokKEEPER, Thoroughly EXPERT
enced: full charge of Complete set
Of double entry books for fine
ladies speciality store. Permanent
position. Apply THE ESSIE O'DON-
NELL CO.. 3407 Conn. ave. NV.
Boe9KKEERER-Knoxledseot ok q, Of G tying;
Sssss Sasy EbwAk6 E6 M6n zGPa1k ST, ss E s6Ss 5SSd
pG0z 1S0z 4th st; ne: II; 1876 q
TOR: TOR: NC;R C;R 5000. Cali MR.. BROWN,
81. 3-2777. 80
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HElP-MEN
statesmen

Some days, you can't sell TV. food
plans. books, ETC.. but you can make
at least $50 per week working 5
nights with me. Must have car and
neat appearance. Phone WO. 6-6922
Tuesday Ill n m
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statesmen

One Of Americas oldest appliance
manufacturers is now accepting ap-
and retail. Your past record is
not important as we will train YOU,
provide you with prospects, show
you how to make top money. Car
necessary. Apply 1914 pm. 1O1l
9th st. NV, factory branch.
Evening star., 1953-06-29

ROUTE MAN. for partly established
dry cleaning route. guaranteed sal
ary plus commission. HAMILTON
CLEANERS. 1924 Hamilton st., Hy-
ROOFER-Familiar with all kinds of
roof work. to do new and repair.
JU. S-S52S. 80
BUG SALESMAN for dept. store; must
have experience; permanent posi-
tion; liberal commission: excel. en-
ploye benefits. Apply personnel
dept, 9Th floor. GOLDENBERG'S,
9TH and. K stS NV 30
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TEACHER
(WHITE)


Vacation position for teacher. out Of
the city. $420 for 80 days. Apply
between 1:30 and 4 pm. Room
924, 1346 Conn. ave. No telephone
TIRE CHAN GER. experienced: good
Sen HusbaEy shd a44s ,4tS 81 18
VETERINARIAN-An opportunity to
get started in small animal practice
with established veterinarian. board
ing and grooming. Must be willing
to help around kennel. in nearby
Va; living quarters and $500 per
mo. to start. Box 403-K. Star.
thoroughly exper. in warehouse
management and operation; pref.
man familiar with perpetual in
ventory, stock control, truck dis
patching ETC.: good starting salary;
5-day ,wk.; perm: position: many
empl. benefits. Box 304-K, star.
BOY, white, mailing and shipping
dept. Of national publication. Call
MR.. NICHOLSON, CO. 5-1019. 80
MAN. part time, evenings. and satur-
days; must be resident Of Mt. Pleas
ant area; to collect regular monthly
accounts; no car needed. Good pay.
See MR.. MURRAY. Room 424. Bond
Bldg 20
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MAN WITH CAR

MEN, two fun time and one part
time. inexperienced full-time men
average 500 and UP per week. Re-
peat business plus regular custom
income. Start on q 1 or 2 day trial
basis II you wish to prove to your
self what an excellent opportunity
this is. Fuller Brush dealers aver
age 500 and Up per week calling
on regular customers by appt. Fuller
Brush customers are pleasant, cour-
teous and buy these famous every
enced man will make calls with you
and train you. If you are inter-
ested in Q sure way to raise your
income, inquire at Oil National
Press Bldg, 14th and P SITS. NV,
or phone DI. 7-4477 or d. 7-349S,
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PIX. OPERATOR
WEEK END DAYS
Permanent position for Saturday and
Sunday work in NV. D. c.. prefer
ably experienced. Many employe
APPLY
HOT SHOPPES. INC.
Room 200. 1341 G st. NV. 90
PHOTOGRAPHER; projection printer.
we. NV. IA. 6rSsi4.' i 500 ''e0iS'A @s
PRESSER, wool, experienced on
trousers, either topping -legging or
both; top pay, steady Job. Apply
Mr.. Carlson. ARISTO CLEANERS
d OVERS. 1925 South Capitol st.
20
- For interesting
Jobs, call PATRICIA STEVENS
CASTING SERVICE. MA. S-6275.
RECEP. -TYPIsT-Exper.; steady po-
Sition: 6-day week. FREED'S OPT,
727 9TH st. NV. 30
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MAN

With car to pick up vacuum cleaners
for service: concentrated area in
Wash. and suburbs; permanent;
also commission paid on replace.
ment sales. Apply HOOVER CO.,
1905 Rhode Island ave. ne. Mon,
z pm. only. 20
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SALESMAN

Man with successful sales record re-
ouired for fast growing company. A
position of permanence with high
financial reward. Must be married
and have car. Attractive drawing
account and share in company
EARNINGS. Also car allowance
Send q complete resume to Box
450-K or II more convenient, call
EY 0SRqo M
Evening star., 1953-06-29

.ToP-NoTcH RETAIL MAN
To noutdate S25, 900 stock. novelty
and g1ft mdse., through estab. down.
town store, going out Of business.
Terrific percentages; proposition to
real,uys promoter. MR.. BRYAN.
MACHINISTS AND TOOLMAKRRS-
We need exper. men who are capable
Of holding close toleranceS and able
TO think for themselves. Not afraid
Of putting In days work: sober.
For this we offer top wages. hospital,
bonus plan. Apply in person or cal
WILKS PRECISION INSTRUMENT
CO., 1921 Bethesda ave-. Bethesda,
Nd. OIL. 4-6300. 20
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200 Woodley rd. NV. 20
TYPlST in collection department. Of
credit store; 44-hour week; excellent
salary. DALEYS. ZOE 9TH st. NV.
WAITRESS. white, neat and attrac.
Day or night work. Call RE. 7-730O,
8 am. to y pm. .
white, mature, expe-
rienced women for air-cond. deliea-
lessen; $24. 6-day wk., tips over
500 wk. Arl. or Alex. residents pref.
Call TIE. 6-0096 or XII. S-2S95. II
WAITRESS, white: $35 per week; no
Sundays. DECATUR LUNCH. 4726
14th st. NV. II
MATTRESSES t2). must be over FL,
good tips, good salary. chance for
Advancement. Apply Mrs. W., Z.
Gray. 1906 Fort Meyer dr., Arl.. va.
GATEWAY DINER. 30
WAITRESS, experienced, good pay,
good hours: no Sun. work. Apply
FERDINAND GRILL. 1025 18th st.
NV. 30
WAITRESS, white; live In, paid va
cation. New Hampshire ave. ne.
Come bet. 3 am. and nm. --20
Evening star., 1953-06-29

GIRLS, white, counter, cashier and
EENk Foop @ SHOP. 65sf'izl@s i4ss Columbia nlnhssi
Pike. Arl. Next door to Navy An
nex). 80
LADIES. part-time day or eve. in
| 81 PM Tues. ApR %sd.. iglh Thul:, Rm R% 1r
SOL. 710 14th st. NV. Il
WOMAN for ONCE. Some typing.
Sun. am; call Ii. 6-S257: week
WOMEN a.. needed at once to serve
earn $50 wkly. In few hrs; short
vg. vtGaining. Re; 7-O795. 80.
YOUNG, LADY. neat appearing. for
general ONCE work. must be able to
asis !ss PqRs seR' s5p1fo isos sPgs
WOMAN. attractive, to work
in our Silver Spring store: expert
ence in interior decorating or wall
PaDsrs fp;fy fa1 desired Excellent oppoT
Mr.. Robinson. 1899 New York ave.
NV, UNION WALLPAPER AND
WOMEN. a1-4S. interestinv as
and diversified position with ma
tional research organization. Must
be free to travel q. s. Salary, ex-
penses and allowance when travel
ing. Only dependable type with good
reference need apply. No expert
ence necessary. Apply Room 961,
WARNER BLDG. Do not phone.
ATTRACTIVE SINGLE LADY
for Office and saleswork. Must be
able to take dictation and meet
the public Hours, 12 noon to 9
pm. Apply in person, 2742 I4th
st. NV. or call NO. 7-4375 for
further information. 30
WHITE WOMAN, exper., not over
90, to care for semi-invalid hus-
band in bungalow. To begin July
18th. Live In, assist with meals.
Pvt. rm.. refs; S26 wk. with time
Of: Nr. Four Cor, Sill. spr., Ju. g.
ELDERLY WHITE LADY to live in;
light housework and child care:
room, board and salary. OIL. 2-6172.
Evening star., 1953-06-29
hELP---lMEN
LINOLEUM MECHANICS
LIOUIDATOR

Top salary for experienced mechanics.
COVERING Co.. 2457 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1953-06-29

SALESMAN-NEW CAR
Ne, have an opening in our new car
sales department for an ambitious
young man willing to work and
make money. Experienced in the
automobile or associated fields de-
sirable. Must have good references.
Ann;1 Mr.. Carnie STOHLMAN
CHEVROLET. INC. 33rd and M
SITS n W An O1RAR 90
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Statesmen 10y

r YOU ARE READING THIS AID,
YOU ARE NO DOUBT THINKING
Of A BETTER FUTURE. IF YOU
ARE EARNING LESS THAN SlO,-
600 TO $4,000 A YEAR, WE HAVE
THE OPPORTUNITY YOU ARE
LOOKING FOR. MORE PEOPLE
WANT OUR PRODUCT THAN ANY
OTHER IN ITS FIELD. YOUR IN
CONF WILL BE LIMITED ONLY
BY YOUR ABILITY AND WILLING
NIFIED SALES WORK. NO CAN
vASS1NG. NEAT APPEARANCE AND
CAR REQUIRED. FOR APPOINT
MENT, PHONE RE. 7-2208. BE-
TWEEN 10 AM AND . M 90
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SALES MANAGER.

Qualified to hire, train and super-
wise 10 to 10 direct sales people for
Q company established over so yrs.
Position includes above-average per.
centage Of sales, training fees. bon
uses and oyerrights adding up to
a substantial income: must have car
Write. Immediately, giving business
experience and include phone num-
Der, EDWARD NEVIL, Marion. N. Y.
SALESMAN. or sales engineer. to can
on, local trade for construction and
Industrial machinery. Company
opportunity. Box 322-G, Star. ,--29
SALES MAN-Job with a future: man
bet. ages of 20 and 40, to sell small
construction equipment to general
contractors. tor a well-established
arm. Apply by letter giving com
plete resume with recent photo in
closed; salary plus commission; ex-
perience helpful but not necessary
Application will be considered until
July /. 1858. Boz 439-K. Star.
SALESMAN-If you have ever sold
direct and are tired of irregular and
low pay, here is a pleasant, digni-
ned job that pays $l73 straight
salary starting first training day,
plus double that amount in quick
cash commissions. Apply 925Ea F
st, NV, 3rd f., after 2:30. so
} SALESMAN-Collector for lge. estab.
industrial insurance route. Apply
5O3 Victor bldg, 724 9th st. NV.
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experienced in fleet
truck work, 6-day week, paid vaca-
ton. group insurance, permanent
employment. Apply Mr.. Hubbard,
TRANSPORTATION Department, after 8
am. CANADA DRY GINaERALE,
INC. 1871 East-West hwy. Silver
and f1rst-class helpers
and hospital benefits; steady work
for sober and reliable men. See Mr..
Melbourne. ACME IRON WORKS,
l240 Mount Oliyet rd., ne. 30
MOTORCYCLE RIDER for pickup
and delivery Z Of cars; must be
exper. and have D. c. permit. See
Mr. Denntson. TRIANGLE MOTORS,
30l0 r. I. ave. ne. go
MUS1CIANS-Tenor and alto sax,
piano, bass and trumpet for Dixie
land Combo. DU. 7-1914. 90
NIGHT CLERK, small hotel, exper.
GoNGRESS HOTEL, 302 E. st. NV.
Evening star., 1953-06-29

Position available for capable young
woman with good health who, with
training. can direct and schedule
the. work of service employees, in
dishroom, dining room and kitchen.
not essential. Age % to 40.
Evening star., 1953-06-29
MEN-COLORED
EARN 500 A DAY

No experience necessary. We train
you. Must have very neat appear.
ance. Report ready for work at
to 10 am. only. See MR.. THINNER.
YOUNG MAN wanted to learn cleo
trical coin-operated devices. Pre-
fer some knowledge of electricity;
must be over Fl and white; must
have own transportation. Call 20.
interview. p
aa ss S5s%isds. Of 831;sfs 9Ssfs
would be helpful. write. stating s ex.
perience and proposition you are
Sseking. BOX 4074. Chevy Chase IS.
MAN, sober with drivers
permit, help care for semi-invalid,
live in; ref. JU. 5-28S3. 80
WE WOULD LIKE to have an ambi-
tious man. willing, to work hard as
man: on-the- Job training with good
salary and commission. Apply 635
AEL.koGED :Ii Uni MAN to work in grocery
store: must have D. c. permit and
MAYsAR MSsAisYFsniss SUPER tslffEkS tsMlfAfREkSEr ARpslS ASsS
.ENs HaEs' uRNish1NGs Fl Rsi Ii GSisG71O Man With
exper. in selling and merchandising
mems furnishings. This is an excel.
ambition. Attractive salary and
commission ARRANGEMENTS. Many
company benefits, incl. group ms.
employe discount. and paid vaca-
t4%s,.rtspppyi ton; Apply in person to Ne Ne; Lehr.
Evening star., 1953-06-29
BEAUTICTAN

Man or woman. You can earn Ss5 to
$I25 per wk.. or 6 days, no ewes.
BARRETT PARKER HAIRSTYLISTS
S4O6 Ga. Ave. Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1953-06-29
JANITOR

Colored, 25-35 yrs. Of age, in good
health and capable of giving regu-
lar attendance. Permanent posi-
Room sos; open week days, 8:30-6
and Sat. 9-1. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
l1o1 Penna. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1953-06-29

KITCHEN UTILITY MAN. white, ex-
perience in cooking required. but
tion. Apply 5000 New Hampshire
ave. A.e., bet. 8 Am. and pm.
Evening star., 1953-06-29
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
for energetic salesman,
desiring tn learn this business. in
an established office. Number Of null
ply of new homes. Very favorable
working conditions. Full time only.
Must have car. Call Mr.. Wood or
Mr.. Weiser, WOOD CO., LO. 4-7200.
Evening star., 1953-06-29
HELP-.MEN

RADIO TECHNIClANs, good trouble
shooters, air craft radio equipment
exper. des. DU. 1852 MIR. MATH.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. for i'm
perienced; old line firm; handling
residential, commercial and SUBJ
division. Call Mr.. SEAY, JE. 2-262O.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN; must be
experienced and hold Va. license:
excellent proposition to right party.
Plenty of floor time. liberal COM
mission ARRANGEMENT. VIII have
multiple listing soon. Call Mr..
WAGNER. ARFAX REALTY, JE.
REAL ESTATE statesmen or sales
ladies. We have openings for several
sales persons. Experience preferred.
For interview, call LU. 4-43S2.
T, PAUL. MUDD co. go
Evening star., 1953-06-29
HELP-WoMEN

TELEPHONE OPERATOR
White, experienced: rotating shifts:
tions. Apply in person, Employment
Once, SHERATON-PARK HOTEL,
200 WondleY rd. NV -0Q
Evening star., 1953-06-29

PLASTERERS-White. 1st-class me-
chanics only; $24 per day to start;
steady work. 10. 6-3I56. Il
PLUMBERS-Need plumber, expert
enced,, new and remodelinE work.
Arlington County. Call ia. 7-4622
or NO, 7.5154 -29
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Would Be 4O8.l0 IL Priced Separately!
Save lO8.l5! Choose from MANY STYLES!

Pick your sofa from 3 styles in our foam cushion
group. Select foam cushion chairs from 6 styles.
Fill out your living with jewel-like Mersman
tables-take your pick of 5styles Good deal? Good
deal! Limited selection? Not at ALL Lots of fabrics.
Lots of colors Rich rayon matelasses, fine woodland
rayon boucles, handsome rayon damasks and wool
friezes in the group You'll get tables rich with
quetry inlay, handcarved legs, dark mahogany
veneers!
The Hecht Co., Fourth Floor Washington and
PARKingon; Third Floor, SaDer Spring
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-31
German Unity

But most disturbing was the
Russian emphasis on German
unity. Again there were no con-
crete offers by the Communists for
a settlement. But just to raise the
issue makes the going rougher for
the European army program and
will bring out differences in the
West over Germany's future
There was another ominous
sign later in the week when the
Communists announced that ci-
william high commissioner would
take over control of East Ger
many from the Red Army. The
move made no practical difference
iii Russian domination of East
Germany, but it did put Soviet
representatives on the same plane
with allied representatives. That
would be handy in case the Reds
decide to resume conferences
and haraSSmentS-in the Four
Power bodies that are supposed
to supervise occupied Germany.
It was obvious that the Russian
moves to divide the West could
cause trouble. But France, Brit
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them to be intimidated, or remov-
ing the time limit on their cap
tivity.
One Of the leaks from the South
Koreans indicated that the Reds
already had rejected one point of
the proposal. Gen. Nam II, chief
Communist negotiator, was quoted
as telling the U.N. Command he
could not agree to let the United
Nations, a "belligerent," decide
the fate of the prisoners if the
political conference were to fail.
Nam II added that the U.N. obvi-
ously was trying to continue its
policy of forced retention" of
prisoners. That phrase is the Red
contemporaries term for the
U.N.'S references to forced repa-
triation."
Obviously, the basic bone of con-
tention still has not changed.
The negotiators have agreed to
continue their meetings in sec
ret, so it may be several days
before the world knows the out
come of tonight'S session. With
South Korea boycotting the nego-
tiations, the secrecy edict may
be more effective than it was
last week
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The issue that has blocked q
Korean armistice for the past year
and "a days has been the prisoner
repatriation problem. The Reds
have insisted all prisoners must be
returned when the truce is
signed. They refuse to discuss the
possibility that any prisoners will
hold out. The United Nations
fatty refuses to turn over those
who don't want to go home.
Since May 7, 1852, the two sides
have been producing camcufiaged
variations of their basic positions
and trying them out on the other
side. AL have been rejected be-
cause the fundamental position of
neither side has changed.
Last December the U. N. Gen.
eral Assembly approved a "com-
promise" plan sponsored by Pandit
Jawaharlal Nehrus India to set
tie the POW impasse. But Red
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the Assembly. The proposal was
this: Poland, Czechoslovakia,
Sweden and Switzerland land a
fifth nation to act as umpire" If
necessary would form a commits
sion to arrange for repatriation of
all prisoners. If the prisoners
status could not be settled within
80 days their fate would be put in
the hands of a political confer
ence. If this body could reach no
agreement in 30 days the United
Nations was to decide the fate of
the prisoners.
Follows lndion Plan
The latest peace scheme is said
to follow closely the Indian-spon-
sored plan of last year, with
notifications of non-fundamenta
points-such as the time limit and
the contacts with prisoners pro-
vided the Red nations.
But President Eisenhower assured
the world last Tuesday evening
that there is no thought Of fore
ing prisoners to 60 home, allowing