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Evening star., 1954-10-30
PROPOSALS

GOVT. OF DIST. OF COL. Dept. OF
ssaEEn saaZ fasS PRoPosSss Hss viii RP b. issd 4ssd
in rm. 404. 499 Pa. ave. NV, Wash.
I D; c., until 2 p:m.,. EST. Nov. /,
1854, and then publicly opened and
sEWERs ssaa fSs eGnss! Tie Of n NsyiaI sERvlGE q
1920 lin. It. 1o' dia. terra Gotta
pipe sewer; t2) COMBINED sYS-
TEN SEWER, vic. Goth pl. and
#. 1S" and $40 lin. IT. l2" dia.
sEP1,SS ssTFa gotta sEWsp ptps sewer and SO
sth sts. NE. Consist. Of /. 1.oso In in.
#. 10" dia. terra Gotta pipe sewer
and 1885 lin. It. s" dia. water
main. Proposal forms, specns. and
drawings obtainable without charge.
see sEsm cSnss ss snd HSnd
4O6. 400 Pa. ave. NV. (Tel. Ma.
ooeg9S: EYE: :a:ss Ess: 81. IS sSassi 1880
ARE INVITED to lease
quarters for West End station Of the
Washington. 2; G., Post Once in the
Pennsylvania Avenue. The approx
mate area required is 5000 square
Proposals are desired By not later
than November 27 1884 3a+ The Coy, Gov,
any, or all proposals. to negotiate
further with proponents for better
terms. or to endeavor either before
or after the date indicated to
secure offers on suitable quarters
in addition to those submitted in
response to the advertisement. For
details contact w. B. BUCKLEY,
Building Sterling 3-5100, Ext.
562. and terms Of general adver-
tisement on display at the Main
Post ONCE and West End Station.
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OPPORTUNITY

We want D married man with d ear,
ambition and good references, ex-
perienced or Inexperienced. for an
unusually high-paying. perm. op-
portuntty. with AAA-1 national or
ganization. Write Box 163-E. Star.
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g handle Cattle ssns ana msehinery;
esesaal asesai sss!saosS; sesosSi;. house and 81 allf'
ssx;Derieassa must Be
Bays Da s0 we'll ~sSss and ny apt o0a Map fap
ried man with no. children. Apply
Washington-Lee Apis, 200 N.
Wayne ST.. Arlington. Va. See Mr..
FLOOR DISPLAY MAN
For large furniture store. Must be
experienced. Permanent position.
Good salary and working conditions.
Apply to Mr.. Charles between l and
5 pm, CURTIS BROS. FURNITURE
CO., LU. $4,000. Il
FOREMAN
in large modern printing company
for man with shipping. receiving
viii include supervision Of local de-
yssEy WssE tr service ead Sdayt yasystoSs RsDIy
to Box S3-E. Star. swing expert
ence, references and salary ex-
pected. 81
FUEL on TRUCK DRIVER, white.
experienced only: sober, reliable man
wanted; good pay. all-yr. job. Call
FURN. III Ssg SALESMAN, 80 to go Yrs.
store, silver Spring area; sal. and
comm. Apply 1925 9TH st. NV. 81
GARAGE ATTENDANT and night
watchman, .12 midnight to 8 an,
z days week. overtime on 7th day:
reliable, non-drinker: D., c. drivers
Repor Resnsf to mss sso1 neys cunn sosU ave
GARTENER@Workins St gardener for
small estate in Fauauier County. Va.
eSpsFienceda eb. sea nav.r IN care @ Of hays lawns
perienced helper; 5h-day wk.. 9-hr.
ABB ABBY sOSa SS letter saar' with n fuI aesai ah
Including refs. and telephone num-
Der Expenses paid for interview.
perienced. Over 80. GOOD salary and
coMImission, bonus; ,rl lhospitaiiSation. Zstson.
HOMES Oil co. sSs5 Blair "a.
GLAss-Favorable opening with un-
limited possibilities and profit:
sharing for man with ability and
knowlsdss to supsryise, general saas glass
front exper. required. Foreman and
mgr. exper. desirable. Give back
ground Of exper. and employment.
An replies strictly confidential. Box
GRIIL iihlH AND sISt SANDWICH MAN, white.
RSND9s SRz fTse ssssS ANY
HOTEL ore iSii cIkRk. Ii niS for small hotel over
45 yrs. old, permanent position for
right man. Do not phone, apply In
person only, manager. SENATE Ho-
M nf n
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BRICKLAYERS, white. non-union;
ggesn'yM zee MR. e. cRASapToN SS sTS SAps ppesWeen % 5
and 10 am. Mon. at 4672 Massa-
, GhHssttsz ;fT ety. aye. nns;TWa;.ropMsIS nv; S1 "a
handle small machine. QC-3: lse.
subdivision; steady work. Come
ready for work. DAN .OSTROW
CONST. CO.. 1924 Georgia ave.
for supermsrket
to take charge Of meat department;
must be experienced; good pay; 5h
days week, Call AD. 4-3142. II
CAB DRIVERS for YELLOW CAB,
Sill. Spg., Md: 81 to. 65. Call in
person. Piney Branch ana Flower
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lAyID NIMETZ . Co.. Auctioneers,
p 102S Vermont Ave. NV.

TsIsssss' sale g Valuable TWO.
EREMIsEs 907 DECATUR STREET
~ virtue Of . certain deed Of trust
duly recorded. in Liner NO. 0977,
Folio 364 ct sea-, of the land rec
ofds q ths District q Columbia.
und OF the request Of the party
secured thereby, the undersigned
trustees VIII sell. ct public auction
u front q the premises. on THURS
DAY THE FOURTH DAY OF NO
MEMBER. AID. 1854. AT, TWO.
THIRTY O'CLOCK PM, the fol-
lowing described land and premises,
situate in the. District of Columbia,
and DESIGNATED as and being Lot l4S
IN square 301l~
Terms. Sold subject to o prior Guild
ting associationl deed Of trust for
approximately $S.S00. 90 further par
ttculars Of which viii be announced
at time Of sale; the purchase price
above said trust to be paid in cash.
A deposit Of $4,000 required. Con-
veyanctng, recording, ETC., at pur-
chaser's cost. Adjustments made as
Qf date Of sale. Terms to be COM
plied with within thirty days. other
wise deposit forfeited and the prop
erty may be advertised and resold
Ct the discretion Of the trustees.
HOWARD BERNSTEIN.
THOMAS w. HUNT.
-Qc.26,30-no3 Trustees.
THoS. J. OWEN 8 SON. Auctioneers.
:, I'LL 3 st. NV.
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STORM WINDOW
DEALER SALESMAN
Telephone Canvasser

We now have a position for an ex-
perienced telephone canvasser to
begin work immediately. The man
selected must be over 25 years old.
intelligent. and willing to work q
set h0ur sehedslf Sn.,so This . opsning Is
est corporation of its kind in the
United States. II you are interested,
then app /: In person only. between
1912 mornings. and "a evenings
CONSOLIDATING ENGINEERING
& Distributing Co. Of America, Inc.
400 H ST. NE, Wash, DC.
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.KELP--MEN

dAlNAG1ER. g Y az reliable. actiye. for old,
IN commission; good future; once
location NV. section. For appt., mail
name, address and phone number to
p. O. BOX 31A HyaffS Md al
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HELP-MEN AND woMEN

BOOKKEEPING MACHINE operator,
experienced MGR 300. knowi. OF
De-, under 49,. his. grad: steady
worker; 5-day wk. Call ME. 5000,
Ext. bet. 10 Am. and pm.
CHILDkEN'S-WEAR BUYER, DEPART
ment store experience; infants
through 7-14; Southeast ViFginia
location: full particulars IN first
letter. Boy l50-H. Star. so
DRUG CLERK, exper.; refs; no nights
9T 81. tnI SYnsi; 81 pleasant pleasant ggS96ing conds.
I'd. Bethesda. Nd. OIL. 4-6776, --z
JANITOR AND WIFE. colored. no
children for large Sc. project. Must
have p. G. drivers permit. Stoker
hre. .$110 mo. apt. and utils. pro-
yided. Wife to work as charwonaen.
$S5 mo. Call Mrs. Richardson, 10.
3.4445 bet. o and 5 pm. Mon.
RESIDENT n MANAGER. pref. w7hotel
sxper; sn; for exceptional ant. hotel.
SANDWICH MAN OR WOMAN. GOOD
pay. 5406 Queens Chapel I'd, w.
Hyattsville, Md. WA. 10000. 30
rYPlSf, college graduate with phy-
sical sciences background and iBM.
PSM experience preferred Work for
research organization In Bethesda.
Write fully to p O. Box 596s. Be-
READY-TO.wEAR BUYER. depart-
ment store experiences; coats, suits,
dresses: Southeast Virginia location:
iuli particulars In first letters. Boz
10Th. Star. 80
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ENGINEER-RES. MGR.
WHITE

Man who understands the
operation Of oil burners and Is
able to do maintenance work
in q nice garden type apart
ment development OF about
ton, ton Va. v MUST iUSaiso bs experienced n Aees
and have o good record. Good
salary and living quarters. .
No children. Call Mr.. Macy.
HU. 3-4974 or HU. 3-4400.
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HUNTERS
ATTENTION

exclusive summing rights for Ave
years; best possible location, on
Eastern Shore of Md. Investment
REQUIRED. Box 256-E. star. SIs
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TELEvISION and radio apprentice re-
pair man. young man with D.. G.
permit with some schooling in cleo
tronics preferred. 1910 14th st.
r. nv; HQc z 2-902o oy,cr,.rv so
men wanted. inside and outside:
good pay; will also consider alert
apprentice on bench with electronic
background. Phone MR.. MILLER,
HU. 3-4445. -
Tv BENCH MAN, full or part time.
BERNE ELECTRONICS. $3.50 New
Hampshire ave.. Takoma Park, Md.
80
TRUCK DRIVER, experienced in de-
livery, service: must know p. G: and
suburbs: references. MAURICE
ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO., 1874
11th st. NV. Mr.. Green. 80
UPHOLSTERERS-Need FIRST class
mechanics. Good working conditions.
Top pay. Apply 1854 Calvert st.
NV. or 2S13 M st. NV. -31
UPHOLSTERERS wanted. 1st class
only, top wages, year-round work.
call I'm Allan 30
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NATIONAL ORGANTZET

FEDERAL DETECTIVE AGENCY,
INC.
Desires to contact man 40 to go
branch Offices in SO states and SUI
perviSing the national ONCE. Also
district director for Baltimore, Fred
erick, Md. Richmond, Lynchburg,
winchester and Fredericksburg, va.
perience, education and phone num-
ber. Box 170-H, Star. 81
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SALES REPREsENTATTVE. IS to IS
years, Martinsburg, Winchester,
Front Royal and surrounding areas.
Must live in territory. National food
corporation desires men with pre-
vious sales experience or definite
sales aptitude to take over eStab-
lished territory. Experience contact
ing retail dealers helpful. Excellent
salary and commissions: automobile
furnished. Company insurance and
retirement plan. group hospital and
other company benefits. Applicants
VIII be screened by letter and per-
sonal interview. Write giving full
details about your self, your past
experience and present employment.
All replies confidential. Send to
Box 49S-E. Star. 81
SERVICE sTATION--Man to work In
truck service station: experienced
and references required: hospitaliza-
ton benefits and paid vacations:
$59 per wk. to start. SPEED a.
BRIscoE. 2201 New York Ave. ne.
--3l
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
must be exp. in lub., good salary.
plus comm, No phone. calls. CON-
NOES, INC. 2721 Nayicr I'd. Sc.
SERVICE STATION ATrENDANTs-
Apply LEE PERSHING ESSO, $500
N. Pershing dr., Arl. 81
SHIPPING CLERK, exper. for SUPER
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INSURANCE TYPIST

CASUALTY INSURANCE policy typist.
experienced in premium computa-
tion and forms. Call Mr.. Wootton
DI. 1880. YOUNG g. SIMON. $40
woodward Bldg.
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hELP---MoAAEN

WAITRESS, experienced and neat:
morning shift: salary and come
mission; No phone calls. APPLY in per-
son. UNIVERSITY CLUB. 1888 18th
sf. NV. between IL am. to 5 p.rll.s
GIRL, white, age 25-46, to work in
dry cleaning store; must have local
refs. Apply at once ct 1907 Conn.
GIRL. coiored. wanted to work in
fruit stand. JE. 2-766S. ---31
WOMAN, cultured. with initiative
and good personality. for RESPONSE
applicant meeting requirements.
$3,4Q0 year. Box 476-E, Star, "a
YOUNG WOMAN. IS to 80. experience
preferred. Estimating and taking
of quantities from manufacturer'S
representatives. Phone I'm. 3-7757.
to for interview. %
ststioners. ABBY sises aftsP fS1pef: BAD s m %
BREWOOD, 1917 q ST. NV. ---3I
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AUCTION SAILS
rHOs. ). OWEN 3 SON. Auctionesrs
I'LL e 81. NV.

rrustees' Sale 81 valuable TWO
STORY AND ENGLISH BASEMENT
ROW BRICK DWELLING BEING
KNOWN AS PREMISES NUMBER
10 3 STREET, SOUTHWEST.
By virtue OF cerain deed OF trust
duly recorded. in Iiber No. 007l,
Folio "a ct seq. Of the land records
Of the District Of Columbia. and at
the request Of the. party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees
with sell. at public auction, IN front
of the premises. on MONDAY. THE
EIGHTH DAY OF NOVEMBER. AID.
1854. AT TWO-THIRTY O'CLOCK
PM. the following described land
and premises. situate In the District
Of Columbia, and designated as and
being parts OF original Lots II and
Is In Square GAL; being more par.
ticularly described By metes and
bounds In said deed Of trust. Now
known for purposes Of assessment
and taxation as Lot 500 In SQUARE
TERMS OF SALE. ALL CASH. a
deposit OF $4,000 win be required
ct time Of sale. ALI conveyancing,
recording. revenue stamps, ETC., at
cost Of purchaser. Terms Of sale to
be complied with within thirty days
from day Of sale, otherwise the
trustees reserve the right to resell
the property ct the risk and cost
OF defaulting purchaser. after hve
days advertisement OF such resale
in some newspaper published in
WaHhtn0ton n n
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DRAFTSMEN
STRUCTURAL FIELD
Misc. Ornamental Iron

Misc, Ornamental Iron
Openings for first-class craftsmen
with structural field or miscellaneous
iron detailing exp. Top pay and
working conditions for the right
men. Reply by mail.
1852 JEFFERSON DAVIS HWY.
ARLINGTON 2, VIRGINIA
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CAB DRIVERS
Men to drive Diamond cabs. II you
do not have Identification card. we
train you in few days.
GEE MR. FETNRERG

handy around gas station. no phone
calls. CoNNORs, INC. 272l Nayior
ClHHki.PiE;sNrERs al. - Trim men. custom
e!ssssSrERs 1ssS; IN 7sff7 SsfEfgfrR exper. al sbIe-
work and good pay. Come ready fof
work. DAN OSTRoW CONsT. Co.
CARPENTERs iilaE srsSsa HaEsiEPERs-see Mn
ADKINS on Job. Dir: Over 8. Cap.
itol st Bridge and n oUt " 9. ,,S:sp Sspisol p
just past Glassmaror. left onto
livingston, then right onto Arapa-
hoe ave.. turn left on Pitt lane to
dead end ct Terrell st., right on
Terrell TO ouade ST., left TO trailer
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MANAGER

unusual oppOrtun1tys must nave
chain store exper. Locate per-
manently In D. c. area, with fast
growing organization. Starting sal
ary. 500 wk. Phone NO. 7-4037.
MIR. BURKE. IL
AUTO GLASS MAN, experienced.
5la-day week. must have D. C.. driv-
er's permit; salary and commission,
or 60-6U Day plan. MOBILE AUTO
GLASS, 59l7 Georgia ave. NV.
TU. 2-4141; after 9 p.m.. LA.
AUTO MECHANIC, experienced; TOP
salary. Apply service mgr. FLOOD
PONTIAC, 4221 Conn. ave. a
AUTO MECHNICj must have own
tools; general repair work; 5000
basis. Apply LEE PERSING ESQ.
1900 N. Pershing dr., Arlington,
MECHANIC, DUPONT
MOTOR REPAIR, rear of 1928 10th
st. NV, ME. S-7643. 80
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BooKKEEPER-TYPIsT

General ledger exper.. for front-ofilce
hotel work: must. be. expertenced;
Dodd, HECHINGER CO., 18th and
II sts. ne.
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SAIESI,ADIES

For ladies ready-to-Wear: salary pius
commission, Apply In person. YEAG-
ER'S, $500 cofesyille rd.. Sill Spg..
Evening star., 1954-10-31

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TOPPING VITANuN PILL into mouth at prescribed
intervals is fairly easy thing compared with the
processing which went into the pill before you got it.
plant California gets its vtamn from alfalfa watercress
vegetables and makes concentrate through series of
operations similar the production durable goods The
product is packaged for distribution.
Evening star., 1954-10-31

alfalfa instance, forked a 5O-foot
washer from which it into spinner to wiring out the
Then the cleaned stalks go massive rollers
which out the juice This in turn, piped to
verter through plastic hose Inside of five seconds
becomes rich soft, powderke substance which be
pressed into pills capsuled.
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Feel Stronger Fast
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Don't Lot
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and weak, it may be
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iron. To feel stronger
fast, try GERITOL,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-13
McCorthy-Syminqton

Ever since Hamlet" writer's have
been using the play within-a-play"
gimmick to sustain interest in O
theatrical production. One of the.
notable things about last weeks
dramatic presentation on the Hill
was the ''dispute-within- dispute"
that reached fever heat.
Not only was it Mccarthy VS..
Army last week; it was almost
equally Mccarthy VS.. Symington.
And the latter controversy reached
its nadir with the Republican from
Wisconsin calling the Democrat
from Missouri an alleged man." and
the Democrat advising the Republic
can to go see pSychiatrist. 1t all
started in confusion oyer the role.
if any, of Clark Clifford in the Nc
Carthy- Army case. And it ended in
confusion with Senator Mccarthy
first demanding, then opposing, the
appearance of Mr.. Clifford as wit
ness. The upshot was that Mr.. Cliff
ford was not called. and will not be.
The dispute added little or moth
ing to the progress of the hearings.
BY the week end the two Senator'S
had subsidized at least to- the point
where they were not hurting per-
sonal insults at each other. But any
one could see that it would take
a long cooling of period before Stu
Symington and Joe Mccarthy would
be making harmonious music to-
gether.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-13
Cohn-Kennedy.

A little by-play. just to add to the
excitement, came at the close OF
Fridays hearing. Senator Henry
M. Jackson, Washington Democrat,
had been panicking the audience in
aQ.-and-A. session with Senator Nc
. Carthy over the So-called "Schine
plan" for psychological warfare. The
Wisconsin Republican seemed at
first unimpressed with the Schine
plan but later rose to its defense,
apparently as a matter Of partisan
principle.
But Mr.. Cohn was obviously dis
turbed by the implied ridicule Of
Pvt. Schine's formula for world
peace. AS the. session recessed, he
broke in to demand time to answer
Senator Jackson's blast.
After the session, Mr.. Cohn &C
costed Robert Kennedy, counsel to
the Democratic minority. In an
oyerheated atmosphere in which
physical violence seemed likely to
develop, Mr.. Cohn apparently Of
fered to fight Mr.. Kennedy. The
affair passed without fisticuffs, but
not before Mr.. Cohn according to
Mr.. Kennedy's account) promised
to get" Senator Jackson.
The new disturbance could hardly
alter the outcome of the hearing
But it promised new advertisement
for the televiSion audience come
Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-13
CIoture

Most, If not all, the energy pro-
duced at the hearings was being
diSsipated out the infrared end
of the spectrum; there was too much
heat and too little light for the
phenomenon to be explained any
other way.
Last week. therefore. the final de-
cision to call halt was taken. By
a party-line 4-3 vote it was decided
to hear out Senator Mccarthy and
to bring to the stand his chief Of
staff, Francis P. Carr, who up to q
fortnight ago was party-in-inter-
est in the case. Their testimony
concluded, the hearings will wind
up. probably this week.
Then there will be left only the
writing Of the report. In most judi
cial and quasi judicial proceedings.
it is considered bad form for news
papers to comment on the possible
outcome. But there was now so little
of either the judicial or the judicious
left in the McCarthy-Arm hear
ingS that predecision comment
seemed quite in order. The betting
was that, like so many Of the pro-
cedural and substantive votes taken
to date, the report would be passed
by strict 4-3 party line vote. The
Democrats probably will write their
own minority report which. it ap-
peared likely. would need to be
printed on asbestos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-13
McCorthy-FIdnders

For some time Ralph E. Flanders.
the Republican junior Senator from
Vermont, has been disturbed by the
activities Of his colleague from Wis
consin. In recent weeks he made two
attacks on Senator Mccarthy. using
the barbed weapon Of ridicule which
the Wisconsin legislator hates others
to WELD. At first Senator Mccarthy
relied on mild language ("senile") to
get his reaction across. But last Fri
day he felt impelled to use stronger
terms.
It was on Friday that Senator
Flanders moved formally on the
Senate floor to take Senator McCar-
thy's committee Craftsmanship away
from him. The reason alleged by
Senator Flanders: His Wisconsin
colleague is in contempt Of the
Senate for having refused two years
ago to answer Senate groups ques-
tions about his finances. Senator
McCarthy's reaction to the Flanders
motion was that "the man with the
net should come and take him OF
to some good. quiet place"
A vote on the Flanders motion is
not expected for some time, II ever.
But the Vermonter pointedly asked