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Prefer Wilson Views to Reuther's

Prefer Wilson Views; to Reuther's
Poor Charlie Wilson! He prefers bird
dogs that hunt for themselves to ken
mel dogs that clamor for handouts.
BY inference, he prefers people who do
for themselves to those who appeal to
the Government for aid. Clearly this is
an un-American concept, in a class
with, "The Lord helps those who help
themselves"
AS such, it was promptly detected by
Walter Reuther, peerless picker OF
imperfections, who has had the ad-
vantage of first-hand study of Amer
ican institutions and ideals from afar
during a year or more Of residence in
Russia.
Plain Americans, lacking Mr.. Reuth-
er's advantage, will find much to ap-
plaud in the words and actions Of the
able and fortnight Mr.. Wilson.
Robert C. Hempel.
The way Mr.. Reuther jumped to grab
the bone of contention dropped by Mr.
Wilson'S remark shows he was mighty
hard up for something to- gnaw on.
It's the method of propaganda harvest
ing employed by the Reds. For instance,
should word get out that United States
pilot, suffering from slight head cold
had sneezing fit while flying near the
Iron Curtain, doubtless there'd be BAN
ner headlines in Pravda GERM WAR
FARE PROVED.
In case Mr.. Reuther has forgotten the
<Nf xxyI,n lro h nj
zation, they are wholesome, rugged
cross-section of Americana-very close
to the heart-and, as in any Sizeable
group, there are the industrious and
the lazy, the honorable and the shady
the honest and the free-loading. ETC.,
ETC., but they are not baSketful of
newborn puppies who can't make up
their own minds how to take mans
remarks. Mr.. Reuther's loud, lengthy
bark is more of an insult to the in
telligence of the laboring man than
anything said by Mr.. Wilson.
OF course, the dancing poodles now
performing in the political ring will
bite at anything, even where they don't
itch. in an effort to impress their con-
stituents. But even their act is great
and wonderful part of our American
scene, because after election, win or
lose, they nearly all become. human
beings again and great many go to
do good and splendid things for their
country.
Dog Lover.
I think the Republicans who rushed
in to repudiate Secretary Wilson's re-
marks about bird dogs and kennel-fed
ought to have their heads examined,
every single one of them. And the
Democrats are just as slick as they can
be to take advantage. If the voters
fall for this nonsense and are infantile
enough to be taken in by it, they are
not fit to vote and our country is in
a dangerous condition in the hands of
voters such as that. Mr.. Wilson's re-
mark was sound in economics and in
morals.
Grace WoOding.
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Letters to The Star. +.

pledge that the District will not erect
public parking lots in the downtown
area to ease the parking problem, as
other large cities have done, since such
lots might compete with private lots
and impair private investments (the
investment John @. Public makes in the
automobile on which he pays not
little in District taxes doesn't matter,
so why should any consideration be
given his preferences).
The obvious lack of ven-handedneSs
in traffic regulation enforcement was
Commissioner Louis w. Prentiss on
September %, 1854, when the writer
cited the prevalence Of parking on side
walks and public spaces in the down.
town area and furnished number of
specific instances One of these involved
a business establishment. which report
edly charges customers parking fee
and then proceeds to park vehicles, as
it apparently has done for years, on
the public sidewalk without police in
reference.
Needless to report, no action has
been taken concerning such fragrant
violations. Apparently, driving and
parking on sidewalks and public spaces
is now considered to be much less haz-
ardous and much more legal than park
ing overtime in the street. Besides, it's
good for business!
Joseph J. Saunders.
A news report in The Star announces
that the Commissioners have appointed
inf 70
tive on the District Plumbing Board
because his predecessor held Office in
the Master Plumbers Association.
The Engineer Commissioner, Gen.
Prentiss, said the change was made be-
cause one man from the association
already was on the Plumbers Board
and that the board. in the public
interest should be clearly representa-
tive"
It is interesting to stack this philoso-
ply up against the membership of the
Motor Vehicle Parking. Agency, the or
ganization which has an important say
on the creation of fringe parking lots,
the purchase Of properties for parking
lots, etc.
AS presently constituted. the seven
man board Of the Motor Vehicle Park
ing Agency now has as members not
one, but three parking lot operators.
These men are members of the Ma
tional Parking Association who,
UNDERSTANDABLE might oppose any D. c.
Government assistance in the creation
of parking lots.
The present Motor Vehicle Parking
Agency I would say might stand ac-
cused of operating not entirely in the
public interest" Traffic Observer.
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Clerks for Elementary Schools

feel that all the elementary schools
of the District of Columbia are in
serious need of full-time clerks five
days week instead of the present two
days week. The Barnard School
PTA is already on record asking that
full-time clerks be placed in all elemen-
tary schools. Interested Parent.
Evening star., 1954-10-16
Detect Purkinq Plot

The sequence of events following
upon the announcement Of the current
campaign against traffic congestion
conclusively demonstrates that, insofar
as traffic regulation enforcement is
concerned, the District has one law for
the rich and another for the poor. The
poor. of course, are the poor motorists
who are being educated to the new
concept that traffic should be regulated
so as to promote the mercantile inter-
ests Hence. the drive to bring motorist-
shoppers (not to be confused with just
plain motorists or motorist-workers)
into the center of town coupled with
the observation from an official source
that the new traffic regulations ought
to increase the Christmas trade for
downtown stores. Hence, also, the
Evening star., 1954-10-16
Presses Peress Question

Few people care whether or not Sem
ator Mccarthy is censured or not,
but millions want to know who pro-
NOTED Peress and why.
The politicians think we have for
gotten. Certain ones will find out when
the votes are counted.
C. F. Todd
Evening star., 1954-10-16
By THE HAsKIN SERVICE.

BY The HASk1N SEhVICE.
@. Who was the first person to make
a terrestrial globe?-D. R.
A. Crates, an ancient Greek philoSo-
pher. He exhibited one about $50 B. c.
The Oldest globe in existence was be-
gun by German, Martin Behaim Of
Nuremberg, in the same year that
Columbus first sailed westward. It is
20 inches In diameter and marked with
i 100 place names. Silver patches rep
resent snow and ice. and flags. boats,
fishes and a mermaid are shown on
the surface. The Behaim globe is in
the Germanic Museum in Nuremberg.
@. Which tires of an automobile wear
out fastest?-N. H. II.
A. The rear tires wear faster than
the front ones, with the right rear
tire wearing slightly more than the
left rear. OF the front tires, the right
front wears faster than the left front.
Evening star., 1954-10-16
Questions and Answers

A. reader can get the answer to any question
Of fact BY writing The Evening star Infor-
Please so9 neios. sSs Ii shrs: e.nts ioi
return postage
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Pen-ndnaes may be used If letters carry
10riters' correct names and addresses.
All letters are subject to condensation
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generally believed If the G. o.P. Is to stay
In control Of Congress.
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a62 Wayne Ave. Silver Spring, Md.
ID
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HELP DOMESTIC

CHILD CARE, gh.w.. live in. no
cooking. pvt. rm., reliable person
with refs. JU. 5-77l3. --le
COOK-G.H.W., live in, every Thurs.
and every other Sun. off: $35 VIZ.
refs. REQ. OIL. 4-564l. --Ila
G.H.W.; live in; exper. with young
Children; help with cooking; seity
refs. Call RIA. 3-33S3. LA
HOUSEKEEPER, reliable, live in, up-
stairs room, care OF pre-sshool
children, must have good references.
Si6o per mo; 541day week. staEtss
HOUSEKEEPER for private down
town club; must be experienced:
some sewing required: no Sunday
work live out. Write giving exnefi-
ence and references. Box 3U1hX.
Star 10 :
HOUSEKEEPER.. white. to live in:
experienced and good cook; refer
ences. Box Tx, Star. Ia
MAID-G.H.W. and plain COOK 3
adults, no children: lovely new home
on 10th st. busline; live in: must
be exper. and reliable. ia. 9-3b65.
white, to, live In. to
help care for 2 children and light
homework: other help employed;
must have refs; good salary. Box
6.X, Star. ID
GIRL, young. reliable, g.h.w., sxper.
with children, sleep In or out. tn.
2-4235, liz
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SALES PROMOTfOM
manager: small manufacturing con-
Germ: Bethesda area; send resume .ofv
sapsrienee references. salary -reK-
Box 372 x Star. IL
BEAUTIClANS--Male or female hsir.
stylists with following; pleasant
working conditions and good hours:
Top salary and commission, Apply
IL person or phone for interview.
ETHEL RICE BEAUTY SAXON
1917 Conn. ave-. HUI. 1897. -~el1
CLERk- TREASURER and administra-
i've ASsistant-On stan OF municipal
$500. Send summary Of educae
Ton ana experience to Mayor and
Council of Rockville, Nd. Ia
COMPTROLLER BOOKEEPER, fun
charge, wide experience mandatory:
must know voucher regester system
posting. preparation Of trial BAL
ances. financial statements. payroll,
tails for review by our CPA to
Box No. 437-x, Star. I'll
MISUNDERSTANDING and expen.
enced in interior. design. Full and
part time. Excellent working con-
ditions. with wide scope OF furni-
tnrs , operation permanent only.
st. NV. II
experienced in Children's
apparel: wonderful opportunity for
experienced, qualified person. per-
manent position. Phone Mr.. Dmeek
Tor appointment. DI. 1850. THE
ESTHER SHOPS, 1928 r st. NV.
liz
0PTIClAN, white; benchwork: also.
Be able to dispense; 5-day wk. Elk.
MAN AND WIFE to run small csfe-
terra, Must have experience. Call
ia. 9-0019 for appointment. -IS
MAN AND WIFE. WHITE, to manage
tenement house, Capitol Hill. ref,
Call before $50 am, IL. .7-6i03iN
--t2
MEN OR WOMEN=-Would YOU like
to increase your weekly income SS5
TO 500 or more In your spare time
supplying Rawleigh Products to
Consumers2 Several districts avEti-
able in Montgomery and Prince
lHE, 4-e6s31 JOSEPH DoRGSN.
Adelphi. Md. $50 to 10 am, Non,
Tues. and Wed. or 10 pm. Mon.
RET. CPL, widow to manage ROOM
Ing house, light duties. exchange Cor
apt. 1912 am. only. Ia. 9-ya4O.
AND WOMEN. at
tention. II you really want success,
success can be yours. We have a
plan to do lust that. Come here and
portunltles. Call RE. 1-0032.
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RESERVATION CLERK
To work in ONCE of large down
town hotel. Ability to type As to
Good starting salary; many en-
ploye benefits. Apply Personnel
Once.
AMBASSADOR HOTEL
1920 K ST. NV.
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SALESMEN-An excellent opportu-
nifty for exper. furniture and APP
pliance men to make real money.
We have several openings. available.
Steady employment. Salary plus
commissions. Ask for Mr.. Keller.
MARvIN's CREDIT. 734 18th st. n. W.
SALESMEN-Established JIM con-
tractor needs men for roofing,
siding, home impr. JU. 5-2100. af-
ter 6. Ia
tS). white. for outside
work: transportation furnished.
Average earnings SIS wk. Apply
RIM. $50. 724 9th st. NV. 10
car: 300 comm: full
or part time promote yourself
earnings, $4,000. OIL. 2-4212
ewes. Ill
statesmen. colored. to call on beauty
salons in metropolitan area. Must
have car. Wonderful opportunity
for the right persons. A. B. c. SUP
PLY Co. 733 7th st. NV. 10
part time, taking orders
for REAL SILKS 200 styles of
wearing apparel. You will earn So
or more an hr.; no car or exper.
nee. Phone Ma. S-7357, 1874 pm,
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Lady, experienced in managing apart
ment development, supervise help
and rent apartments. Salary and
apartment to qualified person. Box
OAK Star.
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HELP-WoMEN Com. !,

CLERK-TYPIST. under 35. High
school graduate. We like to work in
pleasant, aforementioned surround
ings with friendly people: II you do.
and talk to us. knowledge of typ
ing essential. Apply Personnel ONCE,
Room 300. EQUITABLE LIFE ms,
CO.. S16 14th st. NV. la
CLERK-TYPIST, under 80; some
shorthand; air-cond. ONCE on Conn.
ave. Typing speed, so w.p.m. Call
Ma: S-S72l for appointment. I'll
CLERK-TYPIST. recent h. S, grad
exper. not necessary; 5-day, 37Ia-hr.
wk. AMERICAN SURETY CO.. 52I
southern Bldg. 10th and II SITS. NV.
CLERK-TYPIST
White. for retail credit clothing store
excellent working conditions. many
COMPANY benefits; salary open. Apply
737 9Th st. NV. liz
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sPTEGLER q ALPHER, ATTORNEYS,
332 Southern Building.
1RTETjR L. WTLLCHER, Attorney,
S43 Investment Buildins'
Washington, D. G.. ,,,r

UNITED STATES D1S tnakt IoiSH
i IN P s5 court.-No. s5.599 AZ
hiisSD Is 10 eiS Uf the the
Sfste ~ Maryland has Obtained from
the Probate Court Of the District OF
Columbia Letters Of Of, Ad starsn Iste
ri the state of Maryland. deceased.
All persons having claims aeainss
the deceased are hereby ~ w sareSa
eTs thereof. legally authenticated, 70
the subscriber. on or before the 1tn
day Of February, AID; 1880 % 5s;xc c1nsrj
from ali benefit of said estate.
Given under my hand this 4th day
Of August. 1854; EpYTHTEh sS c;
chase IL. Md. tSeal.) Attest: MEL
WIN ]. MARQUES. Deputy Reglsier
of wis for the District of Columbia
Clerk of the Probate Court.
HELP WANTED-AGENCiES
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White, full time, split shift; arm
service: over 2l, must have EXP.
TALLY-HO RESTAURANT. S12 18th
st. NV. 10
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PERSONAL
RECORDS CLERK

REQUIRES services of young woman
under % yrs, high school graduate,
who can type 40 w.p.m. accurately.
Must have good penmanship, posi-
ton includes tipping, filing, report
and report making. knowledge of
Kardex system, helpful as well as a
pleasant phone personality Many
benefits, including disqualification,
paid vacations. sick leave. 5-day, 40
APPLY HOT sHoPPEs, INC.
l34l G st. NV. Room 200
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MAN--DEPENDABLE
With car: permanent en-
,loyment, Apply ELECTROLUX

With car: permanent en-
ployment. Apply ELECTROLUX
CORP, 3707 Ga. ave. NV.
MEN. 2 full time and one part time;
full-time men with no previous ex-
perience average 500 and up per
week; repeat business plus regular
customers assures you OF steady
regular income. Start on / or
day trial basis. If YOU wish to prove
to yourself what an excel. oppor.
this is Fuller Brush dealers aver
age S100 and UP per week, calling
on regular customers by appt.
Fuller Brush customers are pleasant.
courteous and buy these famous
everyday necessities regularly. An
exper. man will make calls with you
and train you. If you are interested
in q sure way to raise your income
inquire at oil National Press Bldg.
14th and F SITS. NV. or phone DI,
YOUNG MAN, over Is. for begin
ner's Job with trade assn. Prefer
high school graduate who Is will
ing to learn operation of mimeo-
graph and addressograph machines
Local resident preferred. A sue
cessful applicant will perform mes
ssnEsr duties !. a5oun q city, ebitSyo Call Mr.
YOUNG. WHITE MAN, for kitchen
work SHOLL'S COLONIAL CAT
ETER1A, 1882 Conn. ave.
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SALESMAN

For sportswear dept. in fine speciality
store selling nationally advertised,
branded quality merchandise. Ex-
iIles and advancement' Experience in
selling sportSwear in local store pre-
ferred: liberal discounts on pur-
chases: excellent working conditions.
Apply MR.. STEWART, THE YOUNG
MEMS SHOP, 1919 r st. NV. IL
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SALESMAN

Leads, no canvassing. alu-
minum windows. doors. avn
ings. Spend all your produc-
tive time selling. making
money. The season is now
here. We are the largest. We
devote over 100000 50. IT. to
the manufacture of our prod
ucts. Tremendous promotion
campaign now underway. Sales
force now being selected. Get
in on ground floor.
Apply Sill Georgia Ave. NV.
9 tn ~ am.
Ask for Mr.. Kirkland
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LEGAL NOTICES Cont.
FRANK VAN SAINT, Attorney,

1o1e WashinEton Loan ana Trust
Building, Washington, ID. c.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Columbia. Holding
probate Court.-No. S5667. Admins
tration.-This is to Give Notice:
Michigan has obtained from the
Probate Court Of the District OF
Columbia, Letters Testamentary on
the estate Of Fannie Shreye Heart
Sill. late OF the District Of Columbia,
deceased All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby
the Vouchers thereof. legally au-
thenticated, to the subscriber, on or
before the 18th day of January.
ADJ 1866; otherwise they may by
law be excluded from all beneit OF
said estate, Given ,L under de- my = a ha pH
+ 'i sH H3sE I 1877 Cambridge Boule-
tSeai.) Attest: FRANK j. BUR-
KART. Deputy REGISTER Of Wills for
the District of Columbia, Clerk OF
the Probate Court. jy27 .-an3, 10
sPTEGLER q ALPHER, ATTORNEYS,
332 Southern Building.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia, Holdins
Probate s.. Court. rS no, s e TO Give Eve
Notice: That the subscriber. Of the
District Of Columbia has obtained
tom the Probate Court Of the Dis
trict of Columbia, Letters Testament
tary on the estate of Ernest H.
Elliot, late Of the District OF Co
lumbia, deceased. ALI persons nav
ing claims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof, legally
authenticated, to the subscriber, on
or before the 14th day Of Decem-
her. AID. 1854; otherwise they may
by Law be excluded from all benenl
OF said estate. Given under my
hand this 23rd day Of July 1924
Street NV. (Seal.l Attest: FRANK
J. BURKART. Deputy Register OF
wills for the District OF COLUMBIA
Clerk of the Probate Court.
IN
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CLERK-TYPIST

We are seeking. a bright ener-
getic woman about 80 yrs. of
age, to work as asst. to the
circulation supervisor of our
news magazine; please apply
only II you are seeking q per-
manent career with q stable
and progressive organization. 4
Aforementioned bldg. free
hospital, surgical and life in
surance. Pension and profit
sharing plan. Call DI. $4,000,
Ext. 263 bet. 8 and 8.
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I EIP WiVANTED-AGENcIES

pKKPRs AND ACCOUNTANTS-we
Specialize in these positions. ATLAS'
1920 N. Y. ave. NV. RE. 7-5I67
rYPIsFs ts). s55 wk.. some PIX
exper. helpful: PBxetypist, law Oh
ass s re-. p %S w aSts aaHeE p8aE
sAIiEsMEN-Engineers, sEsdit, men men.
See Miss Morgan; PERsSssSSEEaL
s1Sse qs1snS keed 800 ap ah
cants daily. Compare. Estab. 81 yrs.
Smaller charges. better positions
BOYD SERVICE cor. g and 18th.
p ihssoe5NS Ri; SERVICE, 1s11. % q st.
NV. ST. 3-3664. Estab. x yrs
cashiers. typists. Welcome.
BoOKKEEPER lF). knowl. typins :
mach rum oper'. $50 wk. See BETTY
KNIGHT, 1911 G st. NV. ST
EII ISSTERsloN1cs ENGINEERS. mech,
civil; several openings; top salaries.
See Miss Morgan at PERSONNEL
SERVICE. 1911 g st. NV. INA
Bod sISTog EMPLOYMENT CENTER, cor
q and 18th NV. tNA. S-2340l; Secy'
Typists, Bookkpr., Accts,. EngineerS,
ali kinds openings. top salaries.
Visits welcome: --.------.-----.. -.
sECY., administrative -.--- $50
ALLEN-OBRIEN, Personnel Service,
14O4 N. Y. Ave. RE. 7-72sO
ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY
eo,o. bldg, l341 @ NV. RE. 1898
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WAITRESS
White, full time, split shift; arm
TALLY-Ho RESTAURANT. 8i2 18th
st. NV. 10
GIRL (white) to train as billing
clerk in optical wholesale house; O.
day week. Apply 1416 Eye st. NV.
WOMAN with sewing machine for
Fri, days. RA. 6-9546.
keeper. age 60-ti5; for elderly wom-
aannea mot invalid; live in. JE, 9
WOMEN. white, between the oi ages
checking counter work; $50 week
sHoLLs COLONIAL cAFETERsiIAA
ACT NOW. BIG PRoFITs-show 81
Tor 81 uSh1t land name7im-
part time no. experience needed
Also Embarrassing group plan, no
cost tc try. SAMPLES on approval
Write r SYRACUSE CARD, Dept. IA,
more money!" General Once wo S:is
helping principals of small news
paper syndicate. Two hours a day,
five days, dollar an hour. Tipping
helpful, not essential. Intelligence
and disposition more important than
c fEo Io< rf tsisr SshE Open now,
AVON offers you reg. customers;
repeat business with earnings of
$3.50 ner nour. Call at once. Pc.
SMALL MALL BUT GROWING publishing hH
~
editorial dept; must type and have
pleasant voice for relief work on
PIX; 3712-hr. week; good location,
SO PER WEEK, live in; nice room.
Rel. from minister or priest. 174O
S45 wk. Working early eve. hours.
White; car: for into. WESTMORE-
LAND STERLING, Wo. 6-2292 or
UN. 4-7097. -13
AMBITIOUS LADIES, able to meet
public for natl sales CO., hours tC
suit, you. Must have at least 10
weekly, avail Our average is about
f y, h 1aiaa ! Apply p S;ao-7 pm. Rm
WANTED-White. experienced foun-
tain operators for new drive-in in
Clarendon section of Virginia. Must
be between 20 and 40, neat, at
airy $50 weekly for right people.
Call IL, 3-3592 between 8 and 10
REFINED LADIES, earn So hr. con
tacting our customers in your own
neighborhood for REAL SILKS 200
styles OF wearing apparel for Fall
and Christmas. No eXper. nee, bun
must have at least 15 hrs. available
away from home Phone MA. s.
1857, 12-4 pm. liz
YOURS $lOO-$.OO showing WIS
Christmas cards, gifts, stationery,
personal cards 50 for S150 up.
gift wraps, everyday cards-2I care
assortment only 81. Exclusive per-
sonal cards so for $1.50 up. Extra
bonus and premiums-Free samples
assortmentS on approval. WET
MORE d. SUGDEN, $50 Monroe
avenue. Rochester 2, New York.
CTT VMHAcS HAnn0
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When anstDertnc advertisement
addressed to Star boxes do NOT
tnclose ort1inGl references. photo
graphs or other materials OF per.
sonGI pdlHe. Copies serDe the puf-
pose. Originals may get lost
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JANITOR

Man. colored, over 80 and under so
years Of age for general cleaning in
Offices and work rooms. This Is. q
pendable man with this kind Of ex-
perience In your reply give age,
telephone number and address. and
state what kind Of work you have
done.
PO. BOX 3O46
WASHINGTON, d. c.
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MELP--AEN

PRObF PASsERs. photosrapnic. Elk.
per. or win train. 500 plus bonus
Must have sales background and
ear Apply ne nearest once COLO.
967 Bonifant st.. Silver Spring;
1920 Lee hwy. Ar. 10
RADIO TIME or speciality salesman. to
sell sponsors on q $1,000 jackpot
show; car necessary; must be expert
enced; good for $3.50 week. Tel
RE. $4,000, Mr. CHESBRO. After
9 pm. tn. 2-o467. liz
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN (colored)
to sell our new and used houses.
Call sales manager, LII. 4-3342 or
LA. 6-1S03. CAPITAL VIEW REAL
TY CO.