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Evening star., 1955-01-05
Gang Damages Home
|0f Man Employed by
Struck Boston Plant
bY he As.eslu,sd Prsss

MAIDEN. Mass. Jan. So
Police said the home Of . worker
employed in the struck Colonial
Provision Co. plant in Boston
was heavily damaged early to-
day by q barrage Of sidewalk
bricks and at least one bottle
Of ammonia.
August Peterson, So. escaped
uninjured with his wife Alice,
So, and their housekeeper. Ethel
Holtner, 81.
They fed down the back stairs
when awakened at 8 am. by the
shatter of window panes and
easements and the smell Of am
monia. apparently, they said.
from q homemade bomb tossed
into the house.
Home Previously Stoned.
Mr.. Peterson said he thinks
the gang consisted Of six. men,
all of whom escaped. He said
1t was the second such incident
since he took q job with the Co
lonial Provision Co.. which re-
portedly hired new help after
the start Of the strike. He said
his home was stoned the first
week of December.
Another act of violence in
connection with the provision
company strike occurred in Bos-
toms West End last week.
William O'Brien. IS. and his
wife Ann. 33. both employed al
the struck plant. were beaten by
invaders in their home.
Frank P. Shea. jr.. SO, a private
detective guarding the O'Briens.
was disarmed before the attack.
The men fled with his gun.
Strike Began Oct. 27.
The United Packinghouse
Workers Union tCIO) is lead
ing the strike, which began Oc-
tober ~.
The union said it put a picket
line around the plant the day
after the company discharged
$50 employees. Plant officials
claimed they were not living UP
to their contract.
The company has since re-
employed about so of the dis
charged workers.
Evening star., 1955-01-05
Edward 5. Dove, so,
VA Contact Official

Edward S. Dove, go, a contact
representative with the Veterans
Administration. died yesterday
at Mount Alto Hospital. He
lived at 1000 Connecticut avenue
NV.
Mr.. Dove was born in Wash
ington, the son of j. Maury
Dove, who owned the old Shore
ham Hotel at Fifteenth and H
streets NV. and was president
of the Lanston Monotype Co. Of
Philadelphia.
Mr.. Dove was formerly vice
president Of the old Shoreham
Hotel and had worked for the
Lanston Co., now Lanston In
dustries, Inc. He had been with
the VA for about Is years.
Survivors are his widow, Char
iotte: three sons, Edward, jr..
2116 Kalorama road NV; David
H., Richmond, Va, and Carter
H.. Washington: a daughter,
Mrs. j. Bayne Castle, Newport,
r. l.: a brother, j. Maury.
Bethany Beach, Del, and a
sister. Miss Mary C. Dove, 1900
Connecticut avenue NV.
Graveside services will be held
Friday at Arlington Cemetery.
beginning at 8 am. at the Fort
Myer gate.
Evening star., 1955-01-05
Confidence in France
Urged by Bonnet
~ M. A,,oeint.d Pres.

NEW YORK, Jan. 5.--Henri
Bonnet. retiring French Ambas-
sador, who sailed for home
today after 10 years in WASH
ington, says he wants Americans
to have confidence in France as
a full l-tiedged" ally with the
will and ability to stand against
Soviet expansion.
He says 1t is his Cherished
ambition" to continue working
for closer French-American
Unity.
The 66-year-old diplomat
voiced these sentiments last
night at a dinner given in his
honor by a French-American
committee.
Recalling that the French
people have rebuilt their coun-
try with United States aid. Mr..
Bonnet said:
"It is these results which en-
abled us to erect that bulwark
Of peace--the Atlantic pact.
France is dedicated body and
soul to the union which the At
lantic pact established. and
which has successfully served
our plans for peace"
Mr.. Bonnet said France Is de-
termined Ito affirm In deeds and
action her alliance and close
association with the United
States"
Evening star., 1955-01-05
Writ Mitchell, g.
Missouri Publisher
BY the Assoeiussd prsss

NORWALK, Conn, Jan. 81
Writ Mitchell, 63. editor and pub
Usher Of the Democrat-Leader
and the Fayette Advertiser.
Fayette, Mo-, died yesterday at
Norwalk Hospital.
He was taken Ill while visiting
his sons. Writ C. Mitchell Of Nor
walk and ]. Allan Mitchell of
New Canaan, Conn, during the
Christmas holidays.
Mr.. Mitchell, a native Of
Whitesboro. Tex. started working
on the Democrat-Leader in 1915
and assumed part ownership and
editorial duties shortly after. He
later acquired full ownership Of
that paper as well as the Adver-
tiSer,
Evening star., 1955-01-05
Minnesotan Proposes
Removal Of Benson
sy the As,oeiossd Press

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Jan. S.
President Eisenhower is asked to
remove Secretary Of Agriculture
Benson in proposal prepared
for introduction today in the
1855 Minnesota Legislature.
The proposal, sponsored by
Senator Norman Larson Of Ada,
is the first to reach the Senate
presiding officer.
1t asks that Mr.. Benson be
replaced by a man who will move
to correct the disparity be-
tween farm prices and the cost
of things the farmer must buy"
Generally speaking. = said
Senator Larson, "the farmer Is
a good spender, but conditions
have become so serious that
farmers do not have money to
spend. Before long the people
in the cities and factories will
begin to feel the effects Of this
unfortunate situation.
"The present executive branch
Of the Federal Government has
not taken the action required Of
it in order to further the needed,
necessary and promised farm
support program. and on the
contrary. had adopted a farm
price program which has
the practical effect Of enlarging
the disparity between farm in
come and required expenses -
II the proposal. which is in
the form of a resolution, is ap-
proved by the Legislature. copies
will be sent to the President. the
Secretary of Agriculture, both
Houses Of Congress and to each
member of the Minnesota con-
gressional delegation.
Evening star., 1955-01-05
Samuel GoIdstein, 50,
Retired Merchant Tailor

Samuel Goldstein, SO, re-
tired merchant tailor here, died
yesterday at his apartment, 3726
Connecticut avenue NV.
Mr.. Goldstein came to Wash
ington 10 years ago from his
native Poland. He was active
in civic and business affairs here
until he retired in 1916.
He was a member Of George
c. Whiting Masonic Lodge,
Tifereth Israel Congregation and
the Mems Club Of Adas Israel
Congregation.
Survivors are his widow, Eva;
two sons. Philip. 3646 Cumber-
land street NV. Washington
attorney who is president Of the
Optimist Club and Adas Israel
Mems Club; Harry D., 6916 West
ern avenue. Chevy Chase, head
of a public accountant firm: a
sister and two brothers in New
York and three grandchildren.
Services were to be held today
at Goldberg's funeral home with
burial in Tifereth Israel Gene
terry.
Evening star., 1955-01-05
Leslie Pop| Jones.
Veteran Guide for
D. c. Sightseeing

Washington.s oldest active
sightseeing guide. who held the
city's No. / sightseeing badge,
was found dead in bed yesterday
at his home, $500 M street, Hill
side, Md.
He was Leslie Jones. So. better
known as "Jonesie" or Pop"
Mr.. Jones had been associated
with the Blue Star Sightseeing
Co. here for many years.
A tall, dignified man who re-
sarded sightseeing as a profess
sion. he specialized in showing
Washington to busloads of school
children. When schools would
get in touch with Blue Star for
summer trips. they often re-
quested Mr.. Jones as the guide.
Teachers found his comments on
Washington historical sights ac-
curate and he had numerous
Communications in his file.
When Mr.. Jones wasn't giving
his spiel on the buses, he was
doing free-lance sightseeing
guide work in front of the White
House.
Once he took a busload of New
Jersey school children to the
Washington Monument. The
chaperon insisted on walking up
the Monument. against Mr..
Jones advice. The kids made it,
but the chaperon had to be
taken down in the elevator and
sent to Emergency Hospital. Mr..
Jones was in charge of the bus
load for six additional hours of
sightseeing while a new chaper-
on was en- route from Hoboken.
Mr.. Jones was born in the
Foggy Bottom section of Wash
ington. He formerly was a driver
with the Federal Taxicab Co. in
Washington. He served In the
Army oversees during World War
! and was q charter member of
Vincent Costello American Legion
Post.
A fellow sightseeing guide
called police when Mr.. Jones
didn't come to work or answer
his telephone. Police forced a
window, after conferring with
neighbors who hadn't seen MIR.
Jones either. Police said Mr..
Jones had been dead for some so
hours.
An autopsy was to be perform
ed today by DR.. John T. Ma
loney. county medical examiner.
Evening star., 1955-01-05
ChapIains Group Meets,
viii Study New Budget

Members OF the Committee on
Chaplains and Service Personnel.
Presbyterian Church. U. S. A.,
today considered a proposed
budget Of nearly $260.000 for
1855 as they opened a two-day
meeting at 1862 N street NV.
The 26 committee members
and others tonight will hear
Secretary Of the Army Stevens
at a banquet in the Kennedy
Warren Apartments, 3l33 Con-
necticut avenue. NV.
The 1855 proposed budget
appropriates $1,000 for the
Washington Office of the COM
mittee.
Other expenditures include
$4,000 for maintenance Of
chaplains, more than $48, 900 for
administrative purposes and
more than $11, 900 for appropria-
tions to united Protestant
agencies.
The meeting win close tomor-
row with reports on the different
activities of Presbyterian chap
lains In the Armed Services.
Evening star., 1955-01-05
Woman Is Hurt
By Heavy Clam
Dropped by Gull
Dy me As,oeiotsd pr.ss

MYSTIC, Conn, Jan. 5.--A
heavy clam, apparently dropped
by q seagull. shattered q second
story window Of an insurance
ONCE here yesterday and struck
Mrs. Dorothy Bailey on the head
as she worked at her desk.
Mrs. Bailey was treated by q
doctor for cuts Of the head and
released.
Natives say it is not unusual
for guIls from the nearby Mystic
River to lombard the downtown
buildings with CLANS and scal-
lops, but people are rarely hit.
dulls drop CLAIMS and other
sheIifish from varying heights In
order TO break their shells and
reach the meat within.
Evening star., 1955-01-05
lin Mrianriaiit

voted dsuShtsr-in-laW' EMMA BYRD,
who passed away six wears ago. Jan-
As crow older and remember your
o.R I cannot y ytssgs. ia:t ! hey ,. yes @ died 4
CAMMACK, MRS. GREENE "A. In
msp%ory % q e9r loved one Mrs Mrs GREENE ,s.l h1.
We often sit and think Of you
When We are AL alone,
For memory. Is the only thing
That grief can call II. own;
CURTIN, GEORGE Il. tribute q. love
sad isthsI; oEoEaE i; CURRY vho
You lived 4 life that all might envy.
Loved and loving, gentle and kind,
And IN death your blessed memory
ToVfNIosS WIZ Il Is son a AND III pAUSoHITER. !.
DllGs, JOSEPH n menaory o. Z
departed this ifs two wears aso. jan
A loving child has sone to rest.
We loved him dearly, but God loved
SISTER. EfIEN WALLACE, AND FAM
Of our dear mother. MARY A. PARKER,
who departed this life twenty-seven
years ago today, January 3, 1925.
CHARLIE AND BESSIE.
ROSS, ELIZABETH G. n memory Of
our deyoted mother. ELIzABETH c.
ROSS. who passed awsy nineteen years
~ RoscoE AND REGINALD. .
sCURLoCK, Mamie 5. A tribute IN
remenhraice of our devoted mother.
NANNIE o. ScURLOCK. who passed
70 the great beyond twenty-sevsn years
$50 today. January 1893
Apb1ilsoS u AND MATTE o. SOUR
Evening star., 1955-01-05
Dr.. James Winn Sheriff.,
Authority on Diabetes
By the Assocloisd Press

LA JoLLA. Calf. Jan. 5.--Dr.
James Winn Sheriff.. 64, who
pioneered an approach to the
treatment of !. diabetes that is
now considered standard, died at
his home yesterday.
Much Of his work concerned
the demonstration Of his prin-
ciple that the disease could not
be treated with drugs alone but
must include the patients diet.
DR.. Sheriff. had been medical
director Of the Scripps Metabolic
Clinic here since Its founding in
1924. He received his medical
degree from Johns Hopkins Uni
versity.
Evening star., 1955-01-05

NEW YORK, Jan. S tR.--Dr,
David z. Roberts, A. an author
ity on religious philosophy and
professor at Union Theological
Seminary. died yesterday. He had
been III for some time with q
heart ailment. Born In Omaha,
Neh.. Mr.. Roberts joined the
seminary faculty 10 years ago.
Evening star., 1955-01-05
Is Wreck Decd Reported

RIO DE JANEIRo, Jan. S tR1.
Fifteen persons were reported
killed and 20 injured in q rail-
way wreck last night near Barra
de Prai. 10 miles northwest Of
this city. A passenger train
sideswiped q freight.
Evening star., 1955-01-05
Security Plun to Widen

CARACAS.-Sociai security. In
effect In Venezuela for . little
over 10 years. now covers some
600. 900 persons. Under present
plans the program win be ex-
panded soon to cover Is million.
Evening star., 1955-01-05
Gruzine BoIsters Revenue

DENvER.-Colo has IL
national forests and one State
forest. Grazing fees on these
ranges comprise the largest item
In national forest receipts.
Evening star., 1955-01-05

wErR, HARRY W. OF zoo \ st. NV,
on January 4, 1855. father Of Richard
Smith. Services at Chambers, Funeral
Home. 5lT I1th st. Sc. on THURSDAY.
january 8. at 3 pm. Graveside serv-
en- Church I Cemetery, s sonersiile. vsss Va. on
Friday. January 2. at l pm.
YOUNG. BERNICG X. On Tuesday
January T.. 1885, Miss BERNICE x.
YOUNG OF 1855 Monroe ST. NV.
Ar. tlRsno ~. ,rSIs, ,Ss,vsa q Se'Gsta Ns
and Mra. Alfred Dotson and others.
Remains restine with L. 3. Murray
&. son, 1897 loth q, nv -yhsre
az. sae 5.nSsg, msE ss 1sss n.r p :srv,s.s sars q
Avn: s.Ps... cSurss, l lR.v. e. u.
murray of1sistins: Interment In
Evening star., 1955-01-05

BROWN, Lula. ofacers and neInbers
- Of Rebecca Household Of Ruth,
Nv No: g. g, y; Q; ef Q; Yr,rsdrS are re-
~ January 8. 1865, at 1 pm. at
the Second Baptist Church. 3rd
Nv and Eye sts. NV; for tunerSl
~ MARLENA CARTER. M. N. @.
THEIMA SHELL W p.
Evening star., 1955-10-02

cOtQRKD LADY. -, good plain
cook. experienced i6undFos1 and
cleaner updsfst4nds and apptt,
cl9tes children; oeep % OF out. B
dfytt foterenctg, II, 10000.
CoE0RED LADY desires child care
tor 10 EeIklns grresntsszi ssza can Sunday
C0L0kED Lady desires e.h.H.. s.
day week. Mon. throlsh vi. Ez-
cOLORkn LADY desired dnswork.
Tuesday. Thursday and Friday.
Sss 4.;' sSsss Hs'r. v'.s; rs ss.ssT .ssg i
coLoRED WOMAN. settled, Wishe.
Job taking care Of eldery lady o.
plain eooking for adults. II. g.
3sza sun after 2 p.ms AL das
cof6RKD csojffa6RKD woMAN wants s.h.y.;
nss ns4s. Y; ;pn Sq sssssnss; asIs sra. lAst '0e
COLORED WOMAN deeires child
col SREb I'll WOMAN 3 hi wants 4; E psft z tiins TIM;
Non, Tues. Wed, ID apt Best
city refs. NO. z-6D70.
IC0LOREB WOMAN desires g.h.W..
ehild care and once cleaning. AD.
c6l0SkhfEiD WOMAN desires e.h.r.,
child care, domestic; references.
coEoEED aS9a WOMAN wants s-aay-wk
work taking care OF children o.
g.hsE. II. 1-0444
cQLORED YOUNG GIRL, nurses
cics cs,s wishss A'as lSsaz lSs nv. and child
COLOREn WOMAN desires e.h: ". 81
Sat-; dependable, experienced; good
refs, Before 1R Am. After
Evening star., 1955-10-02

COEORKD GIRiI--Wonid Ike work
IN dry eleaning as clerk. checker or
dept. store ~ maid. AD, 4-64S0.
coLoRED GIRL. sxper.. desire, joh
cleaning oilcex n aitefnoons: 6-day
cnEoSSnh Gah II; l!sis 1000 s;s.,,.. s.. .sua
care o. baby sittins; sood yeis.
c6fokED LADY experienced. re,i-
able. neat. desires sob IS cook.
waitress Or cashier. RA. 3-esT7.
COLORKD PRAC. NURsE Grad. 81
Natl. Inst. Of Nursins. sExper. IN al
4escst : desires materially or child
,.al,;, ssTs; Ts rs ,sSn csII " u e, so5s I.
6-day Nk.; good worker With refs.
Call after 1::3n. DE- a-5I17
cOEQkED WOMAN wants DArf-tifne
work OF any kind. day or evening,
setsses ssn !. ESQ g ~ IN and 20 a,, ;a e,
T-Q4d4.
Evening star., 1955-10-02
slTuATIoNs--kAEN. WoMEN

BUSINESS C0UPLE AVAILABLE 70
r,.Esgs sa.5s.E sa, sIls ss,sss rsssssrs,t; ss y,
SECRETARY. Man and wife. white.
inteilieeiit. sober. Offering expe-
rtenee, initiative and performsi,ee.
tired. Desire position Is resident
manager nice apt. buiidins RA.
sTORE MAIDS. laundry workers,
salad girls mattresses, service sta
ton attends. and laboteTs. NA.
|siiDDIIE AGE CouPIE Win rood
fefefeneeE hotel management and
maintenance. Exper.. need work
immed. 10. e-B5l6. . Am. 10
Evening star., 1955-10-02

SALESMAN, exec. type family man;
proven record. tafigihleg only. 10
dealers. oiiiceH, lustituttons; Ia feF-
resent NGll.eBtnhltshed Arm IN Dis
trtct and 3. Nd: REQ, salary and
car allowances. Box 2z6-x. stnr.
Tsae. ss:: II 4 s:l:a.s:s:
RAMON. sxper. In alterations, mems
and womef,t elothine o. part
time Box &3U-A, star.
TRAINING co -0EDtNATOR lindus-
trial or schcoll: rich and diversified
THfisH IHheiEss9sIs aND 5aa saricaT % sorE ssa5 don.
Part-ttIne and ewes. and Eeekends
round aaN M, wishes part-time dish
or pot wash: 8 pm. untiif Call
RE. 7-264D Sunday
Young MAN. eolored.. h.Hg.. me-
cnaniealiy tnelinsd aesires Wofk
waFfk sssi fs1S iHhnhiaID 81 nm. 4. a. 4,
ear. consider safsrisd posifion 81
trust that offers ehAilepge Of
ahillty--Business mBnalef, finance;
good edueattpn. Must be IN D. G.
or Nd. RA. 6-B500.
WHITE age "a. desires steady Job
With 4 future YsteraE: coed
NAaun1ts Nr.4AAgAy ENItA hAlAa NAlte
risnced glillmsn. Can start at once.
Whirf2. Z ssYi 80 5s. puslis school . y.ars
supervisor music store ten years;
own real estate business IA ID. G.
for past 70 yrs, effong m public
relations. Constdef apt. mnnnge-
ment 81 lge apt. anances Of ad-
mtnt1trntise work. RA. a-41aB,
EVE. AND HhT--Xoang man. cier-
icel, extensive legal exp: have car;
consider snythine Fe1uIrins ability.
KELfAnLE white man desires watch.
mans lob at mod salary. Phone
MAC. II. 1.fefl3. Dtl4 y %. ne.
WHITE RETEREB MAN desires once
work Or eashiering. Box 226.x.
MIDDLE.AoKD solored man d:sire.
pass.iIi.ie work. pu 7-2B54.
RETIRED GENTLEMAN wants job.
Prev. exper. timekeeper. hotel rest.
constr good on fiGures; sober.
FaRr.TiMR .ir Employment saeis de.ir,d sy
area Sssisrisd' aSs PSan. IL. v SF-sss4.. ass.
HANDY MAN, coiored, desires work.
bet. 8 am. and 8 pm; rem, de-
livery. gen. home repair work. etc.
Have 'b5 sta. wag. AD. 2-6037.
CoL0kEn nOx, II. wishes work OF
any kind: references. fesponkible.
honest. NO T@I04A
cOLORED MAN desires day o. night
stock or shipping clerk: exper.; /;
part or full time. IL. A-645f.
COL0BED MAN wants Job as porter
Evening star., 1955-10-02


COOK; I, sslosss = -. .sll, ssDsrienes.d e.1
GENERAI HOUskIWORK, s day,
week IL years refs. Arl res. pI
lo.a.WSsifxfn oopd r.f. Il 7-lssa
Gs,.I ,s.t.. sss.s..s d;.lE.. n .ssss sss, .sst
Mo1 and Tues. Expsr. Hsfs. II
GIRi, eolorsd. dssirss r.h.s. .,
shlld care hye day. kxper. win
oIRL. colorsd. good rsfs.. sxper,
msrss s,,s IA I'm d.ss,Ss asS ehild care Lis'
Ixpss. Ianndrsss and elsaisr 40
GfRIS. colored. desire days work
part or full time; refs. Du. T-6777
GIRL desires child care. 5 days wk
IGTiiL. ceiorsa, desires senersl house.
laundress. HO. a-56s1
GIRL, eplored, desires eeneFal houst
work or child care. 6-day week
Ref. LII 1-e332s
GlRf. desires s.h.w. child care. |
% y dayx. DE 9-14Dl.
glaL hpa.exc1Rl g1R's Ha Hhila -esss ssts e hsh'
GIRL. coiorsd. wants days work
Non. and Wed. So. plus caffare
CHI, ssSsss seioTsd. desires '. or ehiit
care BY DAY. 6-day week Expert
eneed, with ref. La. 6-7As7.
GIRL. coiored,. de1ires E.h.H. Of
child care hy day. Exper. with refs.
IHfsnsH scaooL GRADUATE teoi-
oredl desires baby-sittiHg lob from
MAID. eclored, child care, day,
xork once cleaning; s days. Lf
NGRssk. experienced. wishes inva.
lid patient Call after 10 an.
WOMAN. SH 9KsfpMrp. Al reference,
conscientious cook. honsekeeper or
manager: days. Parties. Smorgae-
bofds dinners especial, no. 7-3ae3,
w0AxAM wants 5-day Mk.. child
earei references. Also. live on Va.
wSNsS R',sllsas eaIor.a. III -iss4 Ssn.. 49,. rors
d apts. 70 clean. Good refs. 40,
WOMAN. coLoRyp, ee.irs. s.h,v.:
reliable; refs. RE. 1-544b. 20
WOMAN - Colofed. neat. wants
h.w. stay in or out; good refs.
IL ~ ;l !, 1ssv s.... ...,.....
WOMAN ,e ssolorsa. desires aay,s veTk v9a
woaIaS, colsrsd. wants hal, s.y,.
work. Mon. Tues. Sats. HUs 3-e9b1
WOMAN wants part-time work morn
INKS. 2 e Or q; near Wash, Or
WOMAN, WOMAN coiorsd. % desires DAYS days work
dependabie, good refs. RE, 5-3isS
WOMEN CD, Col. desire days work,
. i1P': 81. s.sass, sna sisanine T.
DAYS WORK o. mornings. part
EXP. cLEaNEES Sooad ana iaundress de-
sltes days work ior Tuesdays and
IDEsiRE dhs uETI FuLE.TIME isnnsc; smploym,nt,
maids sister. Know capabilities and
refs. Tel. Hu. $3.50. wk ends;
RE. 7-4b75, Ext. 80 wkdays. ~
a RELIABLE eolored woman, with
snsTsdi weds. and ssts. dss Can csii IA. RAJ 3.aSss. %
b
DEPENDABLE. perm. hskpr. seryiees
offered In exchange for apt, Please
call AP. 7-35.4. ss
COloRED GIRL wants Job baby
coEoRED iis GiRI from W. VI wants
CnaoRE aGlasII sn0 lRn 5s'laole d.sir.. IN a Moaday
fhro,ieh FridayS 4 n ~. child csre:
sood refs. Ii. 6-iSi0,
c1L9skD f ,. GlL rcnd Slsss y aass sslSrs MoTs
xtsts sSna0 Sirps x..,... ..A.t. .,.t,A
ssIe a9 bnasra,E assisss Eorf vs shilo Is
Or ont, DU. 1857.
$1,000 ~ 1art t,,Ss % i,ve ahu ~ u I'M a.t III IHi
S.6kfi1 8 -
C6EoRED GIRL H., would NE .. ,ob ,isht li
fu. 3.io64. s' s -
Evening star., 1955-10-02

lcHAUE1Ege see heazsqs1. selersa!
atce5t blF(-tlms work. no. z-76s5
cLERlcAI.-oep. oie. work, Incl
iais sss: ssd VI kz. 81 it9 y EYES Ysi
|CpgkrnucTIoN sUrKRMrkNb.
ENT of foreman; Roadway. water
ssEeE a7d commercial balldingS
CONSTRUCTION SUIT. and ensi
neef; - gtD,t expers: ~ years old
Best references. WA. $500. b
COST ACCOUNTING, payfoii tmkpk.
some hkkpg.t ID gfsl txper. Ju. b
3q4z after $50. min. S5b Nk. -
|ENElNEEn, Is years deIicn, cSti,
mating light and heavy con1tfuc.
ton experiences. JOHN sToNk'
|ENdLisis TAnDscAPE GARpENER
ssists; excel. lsf. Box COX. star
|hAnDENEa. White, .insl, expsri.
| ence1; good references. Also expert.
eneed building Metntenanco ana
kyailahls Immediately. Boz iS3.x
lalSbx NAN. IL, hsiper. sishwasfer
~; !, 3; p. e; ariyer's permit. Do
MAINTENANCE Man, fuhlte. middil
neel bsyFt, expert, desires per
nanent position with apk project
hotel, dept. store. plant pr factory
ete. Steady. sober and reliable
Can furnish excellent references
hEs INV v osErRR q r 81 u. l.s.s s.i:sS 50
MAN. eclorsd. desires ,ob Il any E ewes
alter $50 p ~. Do. 7-ip96.
Nan. eolored. Wishes light.truci
arislss: ehauneur 8 hslptr. wa
Nan. wants day.s work cleanini
WlnooNe, noors. yards and ianitorin
Work. kxp. and refs. AD. 1-616b.
Ian With 21-yfr. cxperitIics ~ fQof
mapagement, purchasing. hiring
iiks 10 oeats Wis prshSahs rsiisbIs ob nosls csen
Excellent references. Boz slD-X
Nan, eoiorsd. wants ,ob e tTTuei
dryer or nask n iof.; expsF.; good
tlAk white. desires lob sendins fur.
naee ior room g priyate home
! 81; 4.eb y. ennday l0-be
u leaal and hkkpe. fields, property
~, msn,a,esnelt ~, n.s aes eonnestion With
possibiities shsn initisi pi FL u NJ NJ. J.
Tree q travel box s35-x. star. Z
kAkAIAh--Ine1de and outside paint
,ln& ,heee. prleee. Free estimates,
FAINTER nY zRADE wishes paint.
Nv Nv. Y .,1s notsl o. apartn'snt Z hogss.
Evening star., 1955-10-02
is YOUR JOB
LISTED HERE?

Were staring Z neW orxanixstica
| IN the Conn. ave. area which hei
hours. 3 % 8; k-day week. 35-hr
week; all y. G. and leeal holidays
excellent health, welfare ard pen,
i sion plan. We are SCREENING nbnlI
eants for immediate interviews ol
tne following positions;
clerk -stenos. tsIl. clerical ana steno
duties white; are 70 40. Salary
/ &s'al2u: increase n 30 days.
ICIerk-typists tl5,. supervisory. eiers,
age 70. 81 s6o-S S.. 900; incfsars i
Clerks s6,. smisc. clerical dnsi.s,,
sissi ,nerss.s + i 'sS sS asss. q; 500
OTHER cuRRrHr OPPORTUNITIES
Executive secretary. teleFlsion fleid
age 70 80. Salary. $4,000.
Executive aecretarg, research and
sdueatloI; 70 are 4Hs 5000.
Secretary. hotel: aEe 70 40. $500
|ssssssaTy. railroad. are = so: S..
ssssrstasss. sas avlasion. are . ssI
sssEs'sSlss ScR sOoo: 'mainE, Many eeS
IRA key punch. abba, and nnfneF.i
clssk; a orTsspondsnes; are t. toi
Psx;5sseD. q; :s some sypins: y y. soi
clsrksM. y naII- -ills- tslephons; 80 Il
-: $4,000.