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BEI,IMAN
: O111114V11x1V
White, neat appearing. Apply IN
person, HOTEL STRATFORD. %
z st, NV. pa

White. neat appearing. Apply in
person; HOTEL sTRATFoRD, 25
BOAT REPAIR FACILITIES. includ-
ing railway and boom available to
experienced man. No investment
for small maintenance work. Ma.
BOoKKEEPER for real estate ONCE.
Must be experienced. State salary
and experienee. Write Box IL, star
School, Burke rd.. Annandale, Va
BGfID1NG Ib sG'' MAINTENANCE NAN.
experienced handy man, simple car
pentry. painting. electrical re,
pairs; plumbing. For repair and
TTaintenance work on buildings
Regular employment. s-hr. day. s.
Apply GooDWIIEfL INDUSTRIES,
1918 New Hampshire ave; NV.
t21st and M n.w), 8 to IL am.
RHISTSayss MSndsy through MISaGFR Friday ynb,c 7el.
tions background, to assist me in
developing and expanding course
in educational self-betterment; COM
mission basis to be determined after
interview. DU. 7-2234 all day to-
day: weekdays call mornings and
BUTCHER-Good salary; good oppor-
tunity for experienced man. Apply
FOOD BASKET SUPER MARKET,
1901 18th st. NV.
CARPENTERS. bricklayers and plumb
ers Call EN-. 2-59a7. o5s
CARPENTERS = Start Immediately
Steady work. Must be top new-house
mechanics. Call MR.. BERENTER.
JU S-3606.
CARPENTER, exper. only. Must
know rough and trim carpentry.
Steady job. Come ready for work
See Mr.. Thomas. 7:30 am. Mon.
at w. c. & A. N MILLER DE-
VELOPMENT CO.. 4S72- Massachu-
Setts ave. NV.
CARPENTER. trim man. for remodel
Job; triflers do not apply. OIL
CARPENTER-F FOREMAN for small
house Job: capable Of doing instru-
ment work, co-ordtnating trades,
etc ref Box 3f3f-K Star --25
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COLLECTION MANAGER : INSTALL
ment company has opening for re-
possession and jackup man; must
have car; experience and back
ground will determine salary; q
permanent position for q man de-
string outside work with excellent
opportunities; age -25-40. Add.ess
replies to Box 10Th. Star. --26
COLLECTOR-SALESMAN - $50 per
mission mfsh a'r for sSs ESSsss Pns Rlas sse
collecting. ROYAL HOME EQUIP
MENT Co. 4s12 Rhode Island ave.
rlaU rlHayUattsvills; WA. 7s3699: LS6
s45 s9fS plus Rm fars al AppIy lon5 R S. se!stS sstS
st.. St. Ari..' TE. 1 6-o9Ss. -' % ~''-'
COOK. white. must be exper.; good
salary. Apply in person. 3419
Conn. ave. NV.
COOK. colored. young man with some
learn; 1873 pm. 81 days but must
Silver Spring, Nd.
for seafood restau-
rant. must p be experienced; Apply in
PPHURANT PeHFUSGa TEoM5SoM 9ass Wis sEArooD a1e BEs
be steady. Phone no. 9.5SI4. IA
CONSTRUCTION ENGINEER-Job in
D. c., must have wide experience
and reference. Box 466-K, Star.
COUNTERMAN--Nig no Sundays;
must be exper. and sober: $50 to
start. 1903 RESTAURANT. 1908
AND SANDWICH MAN,
experienced, in Kosher-style food /;
good salary. RANDY's REsTAU-
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HELP WANTED-AGENclES
BKPRS. AND ACCOUNTANTS. We
specialize in these positions. ATLAS

BkPRS; AND ACCOUNTANTS. We
specialize in these positions. ATLAS
l42O N Y. ave. n W. RE. 7-5761
SALARIED POSITIO IS MEM. 5000
to $4,000. II you want a position
n any area other than Washington
will be of interest to you. Our ex
celient reputation among employers
has been, developed over period OF
A years procedure of high stand
ards identity covered. Ask for
SSs5'iasisBs Ss7 slis5sn. sdgw w. Buse RIxeY j. ny
ACTUAL JOBS OPEN in U. s.. S,
n paid ESTGpe Wrts only rG EMpEGYMsNi tEsSe
INFO, CENTER. Room 724. BID
stuart St. Boston.
$s69;s50, See MISS KNIGHT only
TEpIsfs. s 81. age Nj 1885. $45 to SOS wk
MISS REED oi f5ii 6 G'i St. Ais's. n.S.. Na "a
Statesmen. engineers. craftsmen
% Vi fFss FSsd s SDfso3fS BoYs Ofn
COLLECTION MGR. $4,000, colles.
educ; pref. low trained. See JEAN
pARRER with 5s5 Grace Dunn. 1911 q
o.nLLSN6NS SpcCIdl luS. pOSlLlOQS
$500 mo, up. JEAN PARKER with
GRACE Dunn, 1871 @ St. RE. 7-2S2S
Al SECRETRIAL positions. sos to
$50 wk., age 20 to So; choice posi-
tions. See Miss Lee at BOYD'S, cor
G and 18th. ST. 3-3667. Welcome
STENO.. young man under 30, S325
mo-: must be fast in shorthand
BeHkkSsepspPs Be typis en2 Wa9tsd war dt, MIS- Ms
neutrality-suspicious.. real estate ex-
per, sos wk. Billing machine typist.
500 wk. All kinds openings. See
MISS KNIGHT. 1911 G ST.. Ma. s.
TEACHERS wANTED-sept. vacan-
cies listed, $4,000 to $1,000. BALTIC.
TEACHERS AGENCY, 5I6 N. Charles
St, Baltic, Md. Mulberry 5-6S5OJ.
ACC0UNTANT-Real estate exper
pref, SS5 wk.;; immed. MGR No.
5000 Cashier, $50 wk. and meals:
immed. Miss Knight, PERSONNEL
SERVICE. 1911 G ST., MA. S-2I16.
BOOKKEEPER-typist. real estate ex-
per-. S65 wk. Billing machine typ
ist S65 wk. All kinds openings. See
Miss Knight 1871 G ST., MA. 8-2116.
Dental assistant. exper. = open
Medical c.1A secys.. shorthansd sp'0 'stasS open
PRoFEssfoNAL pLAcEMENT sES sS!Si 'eS
1S'l5
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AUCTION SALES

TRUSTEES SALE in bankruptcy
Nash automobile dealers fixtures
auto parts and accessories. tools
Office furnishings. l947 Chevrolet
pick truck. wrecked automobile
typewriters. air conditionerS, add
ing machines, ETC.. OF John Law
Nash Motors. Sale on premises
1905 Hampden lane, Bethesda. Md.
Tues. April ~, 1854, at 1896
O'Clock am. The manner of sale
will be announced on premises al
time Of sale. Terms, cash. I. ROB
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LOOK
WOMEN

SO positions to be filled Monday
Secretaries. Stenos., clerk = typist,
many openings; mattresses, fountain
girls, counter girls, wh.; rug clerk,
record-phobo exper.: hardware clerk:
girls, knowledge of auto financing,
dry cleaning clerks, comptometer
operators, day workers, VIII. and
colored; houSekeepers, live in-out,
VA. AID coiore
MEN
3S positions to be filled Monday.
Butcher, exper., excel. ODD: male
secretary. excel. opp: bacteriologist; !;
grade III physiotherapist; young
men with or without cars; mill
wright. exper.; finance men, inside
outside. no exper. nec.: statesmen,
sal. plus; hardware clerk; route
men, VIII. and colored; chefs SO
cooks. counter men, VIII, exper.
janitors. VIII. and colored, live in
out;
, couples, live in, for general hskpng.
and mntnce.. excel. sal. and quart
ers.
IT TATTl
Evening star., 1954-04-25

When dnsWeTtno advertisements
addressed to Star bores do NOT
inclose original references, photo
graphs or other materials OF per-
Sonal raiue. Copies SerDe the puT-
pose Originals may Get lost.
Evening star., 1954-04-25
SPECIAL NOTICES

WILL NOT be responsible for any
debts contracted by any one other
than myself. JOHN NJ. HLGEN-
BERG. 2532 14th st. NV. D. c.
j WILL NOT be responsible for any
debts contracted by others than my
self. JAMES P. REED. DAG JACK.
APO 72, care Postmaster. San Fran
CHRYsGER AUTO. 1912. listed IN
name OF Emmitt Witcher, pa yrs
garage rent and repairs. Ser. No
6b79935, Eng. No. C367S42. j. H.
WASHINGTON. 607 Girard st. NV.
GET OUT OF DEBT
Let Budget Flan get you out OF debt
with payments you can afford. re-
gardless OF how many you owe.
No security or lndorSers Not 0
loan company-one place to pay
THE BUDGET PLAN
1406 @ 81. NV, ROOM sic
MA S-l769
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HElP--MEN

ACCOUNTANT, once manager expert
ence, for small but growing hospi-
tai, nearby Md. Excellent future,
forward credentials in detail, Box
l41-K, Star. -27
JR.. 21-3O. draft
deferred, to travel at least 500 of
time after training. Must have
had at least 1 yr. of formal educa-
tioE in accounting. Some expert
ence preferred but not necessary.
Salary dependent upon qualifica-
tions. Apply Personnel once. Rm.
800. SIG l4th ST. NV. between $3.50
and $3.50. go
ACCoUNTANT-S325 mo. Must be
grad. of accredited college Of ac-
countancy. Should have had exper.
in accounting. Large corp with
good chance for advancement: s.
day. 40-hour week. state race. age.
education and experience. Box
171-H, Star.
Juniors. Long, est.
C.P.A. office has openings for men
wishing to obtain varied practical
experience in public accounting.
Reply stating age, education. eX-
perience. and salary expected. Box
S92-K. Star. rs
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EQUIPMENT

model los General ia-yd. crane
with 40-ft. boom, mounted on rub
Der; l T. L. No, 20 Lorain Ka-yd.
crawler crane with 30-ft. boom and
back hoe attachment. like new: l
7. L. No. 20 motor crane. 10
wheels. "a yd. with 30-ft boom.
2 Williams g. Owens h-yd. clan
shell buckets, with teeth and side
cutters; = G.. T. Model 25 terra
tracks bulldozer, and front enc
loader: L No. SO Ingersall Rand air
compressor on rubber, 2 and 5-h. p.
air compreSSorS.
] 4" diaphragm pump; ! Mcdonald
No. 10 water pump, with 5-h. p.
motor and 125-gal. water tank. like
new; | Gould TripleX water pump,
extra large; so electric motors, 60
cycle. 220 and 440 volts, 1 tc
10 h.p.
300 ft. of new curb and gutter forms
with pins and fittings. And many
other items too numerous to men,
tion.
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HELP wTD. AGENCIES tcont.

STOCK CLERK TRATNEE. excel.
oppor. for youngs man with me-
chanical aptitude, 500 wk.
LEEDS. $50 F ST. NV
Evening star., 1954-04-25

COLLECTION MEN

Four well qualified and experienced
telephone collection men needed tt
meet heavy business increase. Tor
salaries paid. Write to Box 127-G
salaries earned. age, marital status
education and telephone number. AL
replies held in strict confidence
Box 1876. Star.
Evening star., 1954-04-25
ELECTRO MECH.


A wide variety of openings at all
levels In research and development:
out of town and local. SOME WITH
OUT FEES.
PROPERTY
MANAGEMENT
Under 35. exper. local commercial
property MANAGEMENT field. to $S.-
600.
ARCH. CRAFTSMEN
Experienced. residential and CONNER
cial. to $4,000
MECH. ENGINEER
Exper. design. commercial buildings
equipment. beating, air conditioning.
etc, to $500.
WALTER H. KESSLER
Personnel Services, 612 Wash. Bldg.
18th and N. Y. Ave. NV, ST. 3-9442
ARLINGTON-ALEX.
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ADM. SECY., $4,000 UP

ADM. SECY., $4,000 UP
sEcRs1.e s%R|s 1b.oeekEkkseDins Eks good steno cox
POI por., "a adSancement n @ 'ou"S' stSpt tSqt $s0 Sb
HEAD LAB. TECHNICIAN, exper.
req, S3O0-S35O plus maintenance.
TELETYPE OPR:. male. exper., 500.
hEEF 14d4 n o5EiEN' Ave FersonpsE serylsei gSG
ATLAS, 1920 N. Y. AVE.
BOoekeeper. t. A {. de degree So So $50 So
Asst. bkprs.. several S250-S26O
Jr. accountants for CPA $50 up
Semi-sr. or sr. acct. open
Steno- -bkpr.. young. Arl.---- S3,600
TypiSt. some shorthand $50 wk.
Clerk, tipping knowl. bkpg. S50-S60
Teletype .oprs., alt. hours - open
sales trainee. car nee. - open
Clerk typist, young. s.e.---- S2.a50
WOMEN
Bkprs. accountants (2) S80-S85
Bookkeeper, Wis. ave. SIS
Many other bkprs. and assts. Select
positions. highest salaries
ssecretary-engr;. Secret exp; 49,, SsO.Ss5
ence not necessarv S75
Many other secys. and stenos.
File clerk, 1924. h.s.g. ne. $40
clerks. PIX opers.. ofc, mach.
opers,. reserv. clerks. MANY others.
ATLAS, RE. 7-5767
1920 N. Y. Ave. NV. I'm. sos.
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ARLINGTON-ALEX.

Auto Serv. sales, estimate repairs
age, 30-40 $4,000
Branch ofc. mgr, Richmond,
exc: sales background; age
1886 $1,000 Up
Asst. rental mgr, car, Va.
resident = $45 and comm.
Stock control, single, yng.. driv.
lie. $3.50
Teletype opr., exp, shifts $1.3S hr
Sales prom. adv, car, yng.-. av.$100
Chainmen, exp. $50
Salesman, jewelry exp. min. $50
Bank teller. some exp. ~ $1,000
Sales, contracting sand and
gravel exp. Open
Summer camp counselors. rm.
and bd. to 1925
POTOMAC EMP, Hrs.9-S
a?at 81 TlsSn kinS s5 RlVd aez Ar k "a s56s5 SS}s
Evening star., 1954-04-25
CASUALTY INSURANCE
SUPERVISOR

Because Of promotion, q
rare opportunity is available
to a man possessing sound
casualty underwriting and
Hele spervisfpe o9 the wasSina aSSnme
ton service ONCE Of a large.
progressive stock company.
Salary will be commensurate
with ability. plus attractiv,
employe benefits. Please sup
ply complete information as
to personal BACKGROUND and
experience in strict conf
dence. Box 462-K. Star.
Evening star., 1954-04-25
SECRETARY!

Airline experience, French
helpful but not necessary.
International travel at least
once a year. Age to 35. Sal
airy after 2 months, $4,000;
regular raises.
other positions for eX-
perienced or beginning Sec
retaries, Stenos., Clerk Typ
lists, PBX-Receptionists.
Good jobs for students grad
uating from high school this
year!
Evening star., 1954-04-25
TRUCKS AND
AUTOMOBILES

W. A. No. 90 White, 15-ton, flat bed
truck. with power winch; 2i2-ton
4-wheel drive dump truck; a Dodge
dump truck. 81 Dodge chassis and
cab; 2la-ton 1Q-wheeler with
water tanks; l International stake
pickup; l K. B. International 2la-
ton truck; l 1852 4-cyl. $50
tanks and fifth wheel.
FL Ford pickup; | 34-ton Dodge
pickup; / 1919 Mercury sedan;
40 and so Fords; 1852 Cadillac
80" sedan; l G.M.C. 45O flat body.
Several other flat body trucks. For
information inquire at
Evening star., 1954-04-25
PERSONALS Cont
Euclid Nursery School

1923 EUCLID ST. NV.
Gives your child, age 2-6, trained
care and model equipment, outdoor
to $3.50 pm. CO. 5-S256.
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Electrical Engineer

Electrical Engineer
position with an orTanizstion that
Is the fastest growing and friend
Hest company in the area, don't
pass up this opportunity. Must be
experienced in design and develop
ment Of military equipment and
mechanism and lyavy Fire Control
experience desirable.
THE AHRENDT 'nSTRUMENT CO.
1910 Calvert Rd.. College Park, Md.
TIN 1-ERnQ
Evening star., 1954-04-25

AWNING MEN and helpers, expert
enced. 313 Kennedy st. NV. go
busy LIQUOR tavern. lust over D. C.
line III Md; exp. ability to get along
with people and ref. required; excel.
salary and comm. to right man. MR..
CLAUDE. AP. 7-6302. -27
Evening star., 1954-04-25
CRAFTSMEN
CRAFTSMEN
ARCHITECTURAL
MECHANICAL
ECTR1C

EXPERIENCED ONLY APPLY
SHAPIRO
ENGINEERING CORPORATION
911 5th 81. NV. NE. S-i717
DRIVER RIVE ;9s colored. sxperienced fur.
references; and faq Md. DAspsri psrmit s0Dss: re-:
Parkway directly behind 75i6
nS,JEy n n aye; Takoma Park, Nd.
average earnings to start over $3.50
to Box 252-K, Star. -25
DRIVER for grocery store: age over
Il: good working hours, ELBE
I'd, Wheaton, Md. Lo. 5-45s5.wS9
n THEsDA cABB. IB' 1Nc.. 7s4S peES01; aeotse- Ss-
town rd.. Bethesda, Md -2S
DRIVER: colored, for wholesale candy
ana %s. S0oS cty aDa Dsgpsnda6
References reouired. Apply in per
son only. .6914 4th st. NV. go
DRIVERS for Yellow Cabs in D. c..
with or without hackers license
II you are not q LICENSED driver
private instructions which will as. as
sist. you in passing the police exam
;nation. Apply in person, YELL LOW
CAB CO. 1901 New York ave. ne.
DRIVING INSTRUCTOR
Opportunity for capable, dependable
man, $3.50. to associate with promi-
nent organization. Must have out.
standing driving and safety record
Earnings dependent upon individual
performance. Call AMERICAN AUTO
MOBILE ASSOCIATION. ME. $4,000
Ext 3S3 for appt. -25
DRUG CLERK, ir. exp, ref. part
time alternate evenings. PET.
WORTh PHARMACY. 4301 Georgia
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HElP-MEN tcont. }

ACCOUNTANT for small CPA ONCE;
starting salary. $1,000 ptr year.
State age. education, exper and
otner pertinent data. Box 24-K,
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CASHIER-ALSO
OFFICE CLERK

Unusual opportunity to Join q long
established LIQUOR firm. Must be
!ive-wire. Salary commensurate with
ability. Employees benefits. CENTRAL,
51S 9th st. NV. Do not phone:
Evening star., 1954-04-25
lSH DRY CLEANING
& LAUNDRY

2565 Pa. Ave. Baltimore, Md.
ELECTRICIAN. exper. in Commercial
saee opportuntS aaS ae0fo ior rsS mSn
EIECTRiCIAN. must have d. C.
license: Please call Ii. 4-0395 foI
appointment. -27
ELECTRICIAN-Must be thoroughly
experienced in commercial work
services, remodeling. air-condition.
ing wiring, must have journeyman's
card and drivers license. Excel. posi-.
ton offered with steady work. Hosp
and company benefits. Apply Mr.
FUR. JOHN @. WEBSTER g. SONS
INC. Established 1912. 1909 Isl
EfLiEECsTiIRaoNIo TECHNICIAN, expert.
enced only. Excellent WORKING
conditions. Peace Cross area. Cal
AP. 1856.
Evening star., 1954-04-25

CHEF WANTED-Night work: in TOP
restaurant; steady; must be top
man: white. Reply Box 1s6-H. Star.
CLERK-Service. high school, edu-
cation. Permanent position. Pleasant
working conditions: 5-day, 40-hour
week. Age. 1s to 80. Apply OTIS
ELEVATOR CO., 1912 Goth st. NV.
CLERK, age 1928. single, high
school graduate. draft exempt, D. c.
Of typing. This is an interesting
position with good chance for ad-
dealing with the public. applicants
must have a pleasing personality
and neat appearance. Apply Per-
sonnel once. Rm. 800. S16 14th
st. NV. between $3.50 and $3.50.
MANAGER-f you have
the ability to train and develop men
q permanent proposition that will
give you immediate income through
overwrite on established business.
Quality product and repeat business
offers unlimited opportunity for fQ-
ture development. Make appt. with
sales mgr. for this week. Box
1881. Star.
COLLECTOR
Must be live wire;, Be thoroushly
tail installment collecting. Steady
position; excellent salary. Apply
HOLLYWOOD CLOTHING CO.. 703
9TH st. NV. -2b
Evening star., 1954-04-25
ENGINEERS
and
MELPAR
A Winning
Combination
.Electronic and
Mechanical
DESIGNERS and
CRAFTSMEN

AsA ASNAANk4A4NCA4
DESIGNERS and
CRAFTSMEN
Com in e profess
sional recognition
and advancement;
modern facilities;
interesting projects;
and beautiful SUBJ
u r b a n living in
Northern Virginia.
Here is a truly sue
cessful combination
for a fine future.
MELPAR, a name
synonymous with
success in electronic
research and devel-
opnent has an i'm
portant place for
qualified engineers
= in its growing or
ganiZation.
We offer unusual
opportunities for in
dividual growth and
recognition. T h e
work we do is varied
and challenging.
Our Present Projects
Include,
DATA HANDLING EQUIPMENT
magnetic cores. magnetic recording
equipment. digital computing tech.
niques,. analogue to digital conver
sion. shaft digitizers).
FLIGHT STIMULATION (Seryo.
mechanisms pulse circuitry, elec'
tronic cablingl.
HIGH FREQUENCY ANTENNAs
-AAHDd0 AHI4Gn. AND V1DEO CIRCUIT
SMALL MECHANISMS DESIGN
MECHANICAL PACKAGING OF
ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS
DYNAMICS
DESIGN OF RECIPROCATING
COMPRESSORS. HOT GAS
GENERATORS AND DIESEL
ENGINES.
APPLY IN PERSON
3 AM. TO PM.
MELPAR, INC.
440 SWAMI AVE.
tAT JEFFERSON DAVIS HWY
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
Evening star., 1954-04-25
HELP-MEN
CARTOGRAPHIC
DRAFTSMEN

Only experienced personnel in culture
and relief (ink work and ascribingI J
need to apply. 5o4 Pendleton St,
Alexandria. Va. XII. $4,000. -
CASH REGISTER MAN. must know
all makes, to repair reeisters on
time of. HACKERMAN SALES CO.
GAL Maine ave. s.w., McCray Bldg.
Evening star., 1954-04-25
CHECKER-DRAFTING

CHECKER-DRAFTING
Excellent opportunity for an exper.
fenced checker who wants to joir
orgsniSation IWs oSnamt Must Ahe be iresne. eSper
fenced in electronics. electrome.
chanical, and ior mechanical field
Familiarity with Navy BuOrd anC
BuShip specification essential Mini.
mum of 2 years experience q:
checker in instrument work.
THE AHRENDT INSTRUMENT co
49l0 Calvert Rd.. College Park. Md
I'm 4-667S
Evening star., 1954-04-25
AUTO
SERVICE SALESMAN

Opportunity for a man to afiliate
himself with Northern virginia g
largest Chrysler Plymouth dealer.
Most modern shop and facilities to
work with. This person must know
sell IS the ppbIic H their a needs Salary
commission. vacation, insurance
and other benefits. See MR.. HEN
DIRK.
AIS MOTORS
Evening star., 1954-04-25

Professional Personnel
900 18th NV, ME. 1892
Lab. Techs. full-part time, 5000 up
Recent aSsts., MD's, NV. $3.50
RECEIPT. NV. to $3.50
Dental hygienist, NV top salary
Asst. bacteriologist, NV. $4,000
Sectys. -stenos.. NV. and Va. - $3.50
NATIONAL EMPL. SERVICE
Please read MONDAYS STAR" or
SUNDAYS POST TIMES HERALD"
for liStings. Many openings
110S 10Th ST. NV. EX. 3-7270
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TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES.
AUCTION SALES icant.l

ANTIQUES and modern furniture,
glass, china. bric-a-brac. ETC. Thurs
day, 7:30 pm. SUBURBAN AUC-
TON. Rockville, Md.
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DRY CLEANING
SUPERINTENDENT

SUPERINTENDENT
One Of Baltimore's best plants. Newly
equipped with modern WasheX
Washer Extractor machinery. Must
be thoroughly experienced, with good
character references. Contact Harold
Fish.
Evening star., 1954-04-25
DRIVING INSTRUCTOR

DRUG CLERK, r.. exp, ref. parl
time alternate evenings, PET
WORTH PHARMACY. 4301 Georgia
Evening star., 1954-05-11

Save now on the easy.to.
apply latex enamel for use in
Kitchens, bathrooms and on
all woodwork. Dries in 80
minutes to q subdued gloss.
CoIors match SPRED SATIN.
Evening star., 1954-05-11
IS More Questioned
In Missing Girl cuse
BY ihs Asseeiatsd Press

LA CROSSE. wis.,. May IL
Fifteen more male high school
students underwent questioning
yesterday In the resumption Of
mass lie detector tests into the
disappearance Of bahy-sitter
Evelyn Hartley.
A. M. Josephson, La Crosse
County crime investigator, said
nothing Of value has been turned
up so far In the polygraph in
terrogations. Twenty-Five per-
sons were questioned last week
at the start Of the project dur
ing which 1000 male high school
and college students and faculty
members win be quizzed.
The 15-year-old girl vanished
amid signs Of violence while baby
sitting at the home of q reighbor
last October "a.
Evening star., 1954-05-11
.BrowneH Asks Power to End
Red Unions and Business Firms

scores Of cases Of union. ofiicials
suspected Of fling false nom
Communist afidavits. but there
have been only four convictions,
and one df these was reversed.
According to Justice Depart
ment authorities. the difficulty
stems from language requiring
union officials to certify only
that they are not Communists
at the time of filing. They say
an official with Red connections
could resign from the Com
munist Party to take the oath,
then rejoin the next day.
These officials said they hoped
the union-dissolution weapon
would impel Red-dominated la
Dor organizations to purge them
selves.
No Formal Court Tests.
The SACB was set up under
the McCarran Internal Security
Act Of 1850 and so far has func-
toned to consider Justice De-
partment petitions that Com
munist action" and "front" or
ganizations register their mem
bership and officer lists and
make annual financial account
ings. There have been no final
court tests Of this section Of the
act.
The Brownell proposal would
give the board wider powers
than 1t now has. Under that
plan. a union found by the board
to be Red-inf1ltrated would first
lose It's NLRB privileges and
then face disbandment. Union
shop provisions in such cases
would be voided.
Evening star., 1954-05-11
By the Assoeiassd Press

The Government has asked
Congress for far-reaching power
to dissolve Communications
combed labor unions.
A request for this and other
new anti-subversive authority
was sent to Capitol Hill yesterday
by Attorney General Brownell,
who said he has the backing Of
the White House.
Mr.. Brownell proposed that the
Subversive Activities Control
Board be empowered to disband
not only Red-infected unions,
but-in a new departure-to dis
solve business firms it finds are
Communist -infiltrated and in q
position to harm national Sc
curity.
The Attorney General also
suggested that Congress permit
the Government to bar subver-
sives from privately owned de-
tense plants.
The union dissolution power
was proposed as Q drastic sub
stitute for o Taft Hartley Labor
Relations Act requirement that
union officials file non-Com-
nlu11ist oaths with the National
Labor Relations Board before
their unions can be eligible for
board services.
Ferguson Offers Two Bills.
Senator Ferguson Of Michigan,
chairman of the Senate Repub-
hcan Policy Committee, promptly
introduced two bills to implement
Mr.. Brownell's recommends
tionS.
The Justice Department is
known to have had trouble try
ing to enforce the non-Com-
munist oath requirement.
In the seven years since the
Taft-Hartley Act became law.
the department has investigated
Evening star., 1954-05-11

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