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BROYHILL
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Nohttnucu FROM F1fSt rage
an initial appropriation to get
the authority organized.
The Virginia Representative
has written into his bill a sec
ton to safeguard the interests
lof the three local jurisdictions.
His bill states that no action of
the authority would be binding
unless taken at a meeting at
which at least three directors
from each State and the District
are present, and at least one
director from each jurisdiction
votes for the action.
Furthermore. each Governor
and the President could veto the
vote of any director appointed
by him.
The Broyhill bill would bring
under the jurisdiction Of the
authority the facilities mentioned
lin the District. Arlington, Fair
fax. Alexandria. Falls Church,
Montgomery and Prince Georges,
plus airports within IS miles
Iof the Capitol.
This means 1t would include
not only National Airport but
also Friendship Airport, near
Baltimore.
Expects Changes
| In discussion Of his legisla-
Ition, Representative Broyhill
conceded that it may need
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Paris Vote Led
BY Schneider

PARIS. Jan. "a R.-Outgoing
Speaker Pierre Schneiter took
the lead today in voting for the
presidency of the new French
National Assembly. but his VIC
tory was far from certain.
Mr.. Schneiter, a Popular Re-
publican tMRP), got 212 Of the
565 votes cast on the first ballot.
An absolute majority is required
to win on either of the first two
ballots. and MI Schneiter's total
fell considerably short of that.
Andre lie Troquer, the Socialist
candidate. remained the favorite.
although he showed up in third
place with only 1873 votes. On
later ballots. he was expected to
benefit from Communist strength,
which on the first vote went to
Communist Marcel Cachin, who
got las.
| The Communist votes were ex-
Ipected to be decisive in giving
the victory to the 7l-year-old LIE
iTroquer. who held the post in
1884. The Communists hold ISL
seats.
Soon after the new speaker is
seated. Premier Edgar Faure will
submit his resignation to Presi-
dent Rene Coty. Mr.. Faure has
been in Office II months. but for
the last two he has headed only
a caretaker government. pending
election and organization of the
new Assembly
Mr.. Coty will then start con.
situations on the choice of a new
Premier. The speaker. as No.
man in the republic. is the first
one to be called on for advice.
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yesterday. Senator Jenner. how
Ayn.. v,nau xr,ithdTa u,

yesterday. Senator Jenner. how
ever. may withdraw.
Gen. Douglas Macarthur
whose name had been entered
earlier, yesterday asked Illinois
officials to withdraw it.
Meanwhile. Adlai E. Steven
son. Democratic presidential as
pirant, entered the Illinois pri-
mary. His petitions were pre-
scented by James Roman. Demo-
cratic State chairman, who said
the 1852 Democratic nominee
probably would campaign in his
home State at the end of March.
Alaska Primary April "a
Senator Knowland's name was
the first in either party to he
placed in the Alaska primary
which is set for April "a.
In Indiana. supporters Of Sen
iator Kefauver, a candidate for
the Democratic nomination. said
they had eight times the re-
|quired number of signatures for
placing his name on the States
primary ballot May 8. Metro
Holovachka, Lake County pros
ecutor. reported 1000 signatures
had been obtained.
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Dulles Makes New Appeal
On Foreign Policy Debate

discuss what action the United
States and Great Britain, along
with France. might take.
Mr.. Dulles said that he still
hoped and believed that the ad-
ministration would get from
Congress authority to undertake
some long-range foreign aid
projects.
He could not predict how this
would be done. He said Con-
gress had several possible paths
to take on the subject and that
he did not want to indicate a
particular choice.
Talks at White House
Senator George talked for an
hour at the White House yester-
day with Mr.. Eisenhower and
Mr.. Dulles.
Upon emerging, he wouldn't
even confirm the general assump-
ton that Mr.. Eisenhower and
Mr.. Dulles had sought to per-
suade him to drop his opposition
to their request for authority to
make commitments as long as 10
years in the future on specific
development projects.
To all questions from report
ers, Senator George replied, ASK
the President"
White House Press Secretary
James c. Hagerty, however, said
he would have nothing to report
on the conference.
Dulles Testimony Limited
Mr.. Dulles appeared late yes
terday before a Senate Foreign
Relations Subcommittee, but he
got of comparatively lightly as
his testimony was limited to the
organizational relationships be-
tween the State Department and
the International Cooperation
Administration.
Senator Mansfield, Democrat
OF Montana, told Mr.. Dulles
that there is a Slight disagree
ment" between Congress and
the Executive Branch Of Gov
eminent. on how to run the ICA.
The Senator said Congress
wanted more indignation be-
tween ICA and the State De-
partment whereas the Executive
Branch was keeping the opel a.
tons separate although the
State Department sets overall
policies.
Mr.. Dulles said, there is no
evidence that further integra-
ton of State and ICA stats in
the field will produce any sub
stantial economies, although an
/ improve ent in operations
might result"
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PRIMARIES
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Continued From First Page
no discussion Of politics OF the
primary situation. however.
Contest Is Certain
Miss Collyer's action appar-
emily made certain an intra-
party G. o. P. battle for New
Hampshire's IA votes at the Re-
publican National Convention.
Il am doing a lot Of letter
and contracting great
many Of Mr.. Knowland's sup
porters, and we will have q strong
slate ready soon," she said in
an interview.
She told a newsman that Sem
ator Knowland's New Hampshire
hackers include many supporters
Of the late Senator Taft. Repub-
lican Of Ohio, who was defeated
by President Eisenhower in the
1852 New Hampshire primary.
Miss Collyer said she plans
to confer with Senator Know
land by telephone tomorrow
about the possibility of also en-
tering his name in the preference
poll section Of the New Hamp-
shire ballot.
Thus far, II Eisenhower sup
porters have filed as delegate
candidates and the Presidents
name has been entered in the
preference poll without objection
from him.
Jenner May Enter
Senator Knowland's name was
entered in the April 10 Illinois
contest in a last-day filing by
Mrs. Durive Troyak Of Chicago.
This means he will vie with Pres
ident Eisenhower and possibly
Senator Jenner OF Indiana.
whose name also was entered
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STORE PROWLER
HIDES BEHIND
APRON STRINGS

A prowler who slipped
through a back door of the
Jumbo Super Market. 3439
Benning road NE. got a
surprise last night.
Painting away at nearly
midnight was Alton Samp-
son. so. of 6507 Seventh
place NV The visitor took
one look. threw an apron
over his cwp head to con-
ceal his face, and fed.
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THE EVENING STAR AS
Washington. D c $s
TUESDAY, JANUARY "a, 1855

agencies. or by. the Federal Cow
eminent and its agencies.
6. Disburse funds for its lawful
activities and FIX salaries and
wages Of its officers and employees.
z. Exercise additional powers
delegates by concurrent action
Of Congress and the Legislatures.
THE authority could take over
the operations of the Capital
Transit Co. when the franchise
Of that company expires on Au-
gust IA" said Mr.. Broyhill.
Thus there would be no need
for a special transit authority as
advocated by the District Com
missioners." E
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| OCCASIONS ON b oasis OI pOlltlCdl
expediency :" The retired Of
ficer said this constitutes a dan
ger to this country"
In his first article last week
Gen. Ridgway touched OF con-
troversy by writing he had OPP
posed plans to cut Army man.
power in 1954-1955 and had been
Ipressured to trim his views to
what he termed a "politico-mili-
Itary" line.
But Secretary Of Defense VIII
son and Admiral Arthur w. Rad
ford, chairman of the Joint
Chiefs of Staff, said that as they
recalled it, members Of the Ma
tons top military group were
Unanimous on the question Of
planned Army cuts. Mr.. Wilson
also denied ever having tried to
pressure Gen. Ridgway.
No Comment by Wilson
A spokesman said Mr.. Wilson
would have no comment on Gen
Ridgway's newest blast.
Senator Kefauver. . candidate
for the Democratic presidential
nomination, said he hopes the
Senate Armed Services Commit
Itee, of which he is a member
will look into the matter thor
oughly.
Il have a lot of respect fol
Gen. Ridgway's ability ano
courage" Senator Kefauver said
I"He was q levelling influence
many times as in the case Of
the Formosa crisis.
He knows his business and i
Is a wonderful thing for thu
country to have him speak up
There should be a very thorough
review of the entire defense
establishment in the light o.
his statements"
The Armed Services Commit
tee so far has announced nj
plans to call Gen. Ridgway, bu'
Senator Kefauyer said that Ger.
tainly the matter will come up
at the groups next meeting, ex.
pected this coming Monday.
Senator Knowland of Califor.
MIA. the Senate Republican lead
er. declined to comment on Gen
Ridgway's newest article.
Mundt Comments
Senator Mundt, Republican
of South Dakota, said he agree.
with Gen. Ridgway that the De.
Tense Department shouldn't bt
run for political purposes.
"It hasn't been run for pc.
litical purposes since January
1858, when President Eisenhower
took Office" Senator Mundt said
Insofar as essential economic:
are concerned. however. 1t Is thu
proper procedure for the Defense
Secretary to measure the i'm
portance of defense needs with
the capacity Of the economy tc
support them"
/ A House Appropriations Sub
committee starts today q three
month study Of the new look
defense program. Mr.. Wilson
was summoned for opening tes-
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It's easy to register and
qualify as a District voter. Go
to registration headquarters
on ground floor of the District
Building and sign up.
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Man is
Safe forever

When John saw that God is love" Il John),
the world was changed for him.
1t is changed for anyone who perceives this
truth in any measure. But the full blessing of
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Kefouver Asks Full Probe
Of Defense Estob Iishment
By JACK BELL
Associated Press stan Writer

Kefauver Democrat of Tennessee called today fol-
Thorough the entire defense establishment" in the
light of charges by Gen. Matthew B. Ridgway.
Gen. Ridgway wrote in second Saturday Evening Post
Just released that there tendency during his
as Army Chief STAFF civilian secretaries making military
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SALESMAN

Yardstick wants a good salesman
25-40 yrs. old, with retail inside
store selling experience. II you are
q good salesman, you will earn q
good salary and advance rapidly
II not, please do not apply. We
sell fabrics for slipcovers and
draperies. Salary to start, $50 peI
week, Call Mr.. ROBINSON. Elk
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HELP-MEN
SAL ESM AN

Familiar with WASHINGTON area
TO call on passenger car dealers
Excellent opportunity for man will
ing to work No phone calls BEN
HUNDLEY TIRES. 3446 I4th st. NV
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HELp-MEN

SILK SPoTTER, for synthetic plant.
State,age, experience: salary desired
and availability. Box 460-R, Star.
SPECIAL AGENT. for a casualty and
surety company: experience neces-
sary: salary open. Give full infor-
nation about experience. education.
marital situation, etc. Communica
lions held in strict confidence. Our
employees know of this ad. Box
sPEEDoUMAT OPERATOR. in d.
rect mail advertising firm in Va.
Phone ia. S-4313. lis
at one OF virginia's finest
golf courses. COURT HOUSE
COUNTRY CLUB. Caddies also
wanted. For information, call
BR. S-S713. -16
STOCK CLERK to work in electrical
appliance service station. Me-
chemically inclined person with
ability to serve the public pre-
ferred c. A. LEPPERT, 9l4 Eye
ST. NV, IL
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SALESMAN for mems furnishings
wonderful opportunity. Apply man
ager NATIONAL SHIRT SHOP.
SALESMAN, capable. to sell in whole
sale electrical supply company; car
necessary; annual income S7.5Oo.
Apply BEACON ELEC. SUPPLY CO.;
s051 18th ST.. Sill. sprg:. Mo: Is
SALESMAN for electrical Supply
h house Beacon ssee5 RgEheRc s 9 n
co. S051 18th St, Silver Spring
salesman, for mems clothing store;
full-time pos: salary and commits
sion; Apply WEBSTER coLTPaaEs.
1919 F st. NV;
SALESMAN, builders hardware; ex-
ness. Distributors OF Schlage and
National Lock of Rockford, Must
be able to bring clientele with him
and have experience managing
builders hardware dept. Salary
dependent upon ability and expert
ence. Write to EISINGER BU1LD-
Frs SUPPLY CO.. 1910 Rockville
pike, Rockville, Md. giving your
qualifications and you. will be
largest merchandising plumbers
needs salesman for the Rockville
Viers Mill area. Man selected will
work In a protected territory. Ex-
perience necessary and we prefer
young man who Is interested in a
selling career. Many company bene-
fits. such as life insurance, hos
pitalization. etc. Man making less
than 500 per week should consider
this opportunity Call MI: House.
JOHN G. WEBSTER CO., ST.
3-5500. ID j..
with knowledge Of
building materials to sell mostly to
accounts already established. IE'
$4,000. -lS 8,
SALESMAN, experienced in electrical
lighting fixtures, residential and
commercial. Very excel. opportunity
Box 57-L, Star. -lS
exper Apply PRiTCHARD's. I704
Eve st NV III
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KITCHEN, HEN, CABINET ] |. \

LII w AAAAAN
For takeoff and design: expert
ence preferred; excellent opportu-
nifty for man seeking career with
young expanding company. SNIP
SON LUMBER CO., S2l4 Piney
Branch I'd, JU. 5-4646. lis
LAUNDRY SUPERINTENDENT AS
SISTANT-Modern laundry and
dry cleaning plant has opening for
man with experience and ton per-
sonal qualifications. Write Box
Lawn AVN MOWER low REpAIRMAN. ex-
uer.enced; capable OF repairing
various types OF lawn mowers. Call
LfHS n, 77Paoo OPERATOR. 1st- eR
man. PIONEER PRESS. 69OS 4th
st. NV, RA. 6-2256. -19
several openings avail
able, Job shop experience preferred.
5-day week, paid vacation. sick leave
and disqualification benefits, air.
conditioned shop. Apply ANTON
TOOL g. MANUFACTURING CO..
INC. Clinton, Md. So miles from
District line out Branch ave. Sc.
on MARYLAND Rte. 3. -15 :,
model maker, metal
and plastics. Must be capable and
respected mechanic. references re-
quired, full time or part time. sal
airy open. JE. 2-159S. is
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HELP-MEN
REAL ESTATE sALEsMAN. PETER
Real ESTATE Statesmen

WE WILL TRAIN SEVERAL
Join our free classes which begin
Mon, March 10 at IL am. Full or
part time. If you are ambitious, have
car and can devote enough time
you will be selected For interview
call Mr.. Forth. 10. $500. cox &
Go INC NV ILL., sp9t h avn s;;, c9 9sa
minaD. 10. S-5S37, 10. S-6637.
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SALESMAN

For established wholesale grocery
route. with car and experience. One
who is able to earn $3.50 per week.
Liberal weekly drawing account
against commissions. VIRGINIA
WHOLESALE GROCERY CO.. Falls
Church, Va. 20
t5)-Excellent onportu-
nifty in direct sales. No canvassing.
Qualified leads only. Liberal COM
a Z an 3 8 pm daily MR.. FUNK
statesmen, NEW CAR-Men pre-
ferred with sales BACKGROUND. not
necessarily automotiVe; ages be-
tween 25-45: salary. commission.
and demonstrator furnished after
preliminary training period. Apply pN,
oLDsMoBLE. S@5 Jessuu Blair
dr., Silver Spring, Nd. lis
SALESMEN-Wanted for city's top
selling Ford leadership. Training
period to start Immediately. Sal
airy and commission. vacation with
pay. Floor time and demonstration
furnished. Earn while You learn;
earnings for anyone with desire.
Enroll Friday at 8 am. Earn
ings start Immediately HIGH
HANDLEY, 1923 Georgia ave. NV.
young men. local ex-
perienee, required for suburban
mems and boys store; permanent
position; attractive salary. WA.
Silver Spring area. pro
tected territory; transportation
furnished; commission and salary:
many company benefits. For appt..
call MR.. WORTHINGToN. JU s.
S5OS --lb
Observation-Disclosures exper pref.
Draw and car allowance; direct
leads supplied; no soliciting, Cal
ST. 3-7009. UNITED APPLIANCE,
Sos Sit st. NV. Ia
(2D. must have car:
guaranteed salary, high commits
sions: constant repeat business.
IA. 1926. -16
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HELP-MEN

ELECTRICIANS-can use 8 more
men for steady work. Apply KOLB
ELECTRIC, 3s47 Que st. NV. --17
ELECTRICIANS HELPER-At least
years experience, in new or
old house wiring Steady work and
good pay. TRUNNELL ELECTRIC.
OIL. 2-S300. -16
EMPLOYMENT COUNSELORS, Lex-
per-. for employment agency. Ma.
S-672k call between 8 and $50.
ENGINEER JANITOR-56 unit air
cond. bldg, Glass 8 and A.S IL
censes; industrious, sober, dlligent;
good salary and apt. DU. 7-22S2.
ENGINEER, colored. must have 9Th
class license. for modern apart
ment building. Salary and quar-
tiers, See Mr.. Crane, j. A. Nc
KEEVER CO., 1892 X ST. n.W
ST. $500. is
ENGINEER. structural licensed for
work with a local contractor. Neat,
combina ton craftsman, estimator
engineer. XII S-4343 is
colored.f married, no
children: living quarters and 81 so
mo. If YOU drink don't apply.
Bring at least references. See
res. mgr. 2607 Southern ave, Sc.
10. 1890. go
EsTIMAToR-Must be experienced
in all phases of gen. CONTRACTING
and have. references. Excellent sal
airy and bonus. Box 31O-R. Star
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OFFICE BOY, Is years old or over.
Apply in person to THE ASSO-
CIATED PRESS, $50 Star BOG
Is
OFFICE MANAGER. middle-aged man
for small office; accounting expert
ence essential: salary S75 per wk.
Gall TT 6-RQO3 -lS
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PORTERS-CLEANERS

Apply ALBAN TOWERS, 1900
Mass, ave, NV. -lo
PRODUCE MAN for Super Market;
good pay; experience necessary
243O Pennsylvania ave NV. -15
PRODUCE MAN. sober. reliable. to
work In supermarket. Good hours.
good pay. Apply in person. BUCK
INGHAM SUPER MARKET, 1920
Nichols ave. Sc. Ia
RADIO MECHANIC
Man needed with 2nd-class rec
license. Apply ALLEGHENY AIR
LINES. Hangar No. IL, National Air
port, Washington, D. c. IL
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statesmen (2)
Exper. in direct sales, to
work qualified leads. We Of
fer SIS per day training pay,
weekly draw up to $3.50,
monthly settlement; our
men earn in excess of $10,-
900 yearly; must have late
model car; free to start at
once.
CALL MIR. NEAL. LA. $4,000
IA
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Real Estate Statesmen

Real Estate Statesmen
For large housing projects, with
reputable construction company,
building hundreds of fine, popular
priced homes in Silver Spring. Won
derful opport. for perm, aggressive
men who want to make larger in
comes and learn the real estate busi-
ness. Leads given. also help In clos
ing deals; draw permitted.
KAY CONSTRUCTION co.
SEE MR.. MAURICE KAY
1906 Weller Rd.. Silver Spring, Md.
VIII. 6-7100
Real Estate Statesmen
For Gil subdivision and brokerage
sales in Virginia. Must be expe-
rienced. No part time. Call Mr..
Groves, LURIA BROS, ia. 7-S500.
REFRIGERATION MECHANIC-Ex-
perienced IN service and installs-
ton; year-round work. Call ia.
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SALESMAN WANTED
II You Live in
SPRINGFIELD. VA.

Or Within 10 Miles
We are an old established firm in
this area. and need a nighttime man
to represent us. Our sales effort is
on the highest plane. and our men
make from $4,000 up. Finest sur
and fine working condi-
tons. It will be to YOUR advantage
Box APR, Star.
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SALESMAN
Sales Manager Trainee

We are looking for more than Just
speciality salesman. We want to
hire and train a good salesman for
development as a sales mgr. TO help
us in our current expansion pro-
gram. You should be between % and
so, of neat appearance and with
best of references Liberal commits
sion and drawing account. Consider
this position as your last and final
change. Phone OIL. a-S302 for q
personal confidential interview.
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marking and cutting. VIII teach fit
ting. -
1925 EYE ST. NV. is
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKERS.
and steel fabricators. Must be eX-
perienced. Good working condi-
tons and steady employment. Box
ps Air sssr' new work. JACK ooIIp-
PAINTERS. LIST class. steady work.
Call from SO. TIE. 6-0e94 or oV.
FAINT yiRSfI SALESMAN for inside. exper.
preferred. See MT. Green: HUGH
REILLY CO, 1 1924 New York a ave.
S.s'snsss f fS.M. Es1i IT. NJ L.
PART MAN for large wholesale dis
t tTriH5eut9r: 5;day week. LA. 81
PARIS afaT NIX MAN. 8, experienced. for farm
good salary: 6-day week: hospitali-
zation, paid vacation and holidays,
+ II. dealer. MALONEY's. INC.
s126 GEORGIA ave-. Silver Spring.
PAYROLL AUDITOR rRAINfE2g--
bhIbc CdeudlLy ihHub ohNC
insurance background DESTROYS but
not essential. Accounting or book
keeping background necessary. Box
PTH Harm eisti colored; full time;
excel oppor. for right man, Apply
TRIANGLE PHARMACY. 16th-You.
PHARMACIST, young. aggressive,
for large suburban store; good fu-
ture. Write full PARTICULARS. All in
formation kept confidential. bcx
pH sHlE stfs; for large downtown
drugstore good steady position for
competent man; no ewes. or Sun.
work: S140 per wk. to start; excel.
opportunity; references required.
Write Box 242-L, Star. All replleS
strictly confidential. IL
PHOTOGRAPHER, proof passer. with
car. Apply 1925 Georgia ave-. Sill
Plumber LII fsf AND Nd HELPER for new
construction and remodeling. Nom
drinkers and refs. Call OIL. 2-3406.
PLUMBERs-Need 8: start work
immed on construction project;
non-union: good pay. XII. S-4343.
poRTER.sToCK CLERK. wanted for
mems furnishings store, exper.
pref. but not neces. Apply manager.
NATIONAL SHIRT SHOP. 3040
14th st. NV. -l5
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HELP-MEN

YOUNG MEN, between 90 and 80
to learn retail shoe business with
expanding firm; excellent chance to
advance to q managerial position
IN the rear future. Call WA. 10000
for appt, -I6
YOUNG MEN with pleasant voice Tor
telephone work evenings. 81 per
hour. Call bet 2 and 8 pm. THE
VICTOR DANCE STUDIO, co.
$500.
HIGH EARNINGS-Pleasz work,
new Earn While You Learn train
Ing program. Apply JACK & JILL
ICE CREAM Co. 14lo L st Sc,
] to 3 p.m. everyday.
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS, white, over
10. To assist mgr. in part time
interview work with local concern.
Hours 80 evenings. 10 a.m.-3 pm.
Saturdays. II you qualify we guar
antee you q minimum OF 81 per
hr. Apply RIM. 1913 724 9TH st.
NV. 81 pm. only. --I6
Average $3.50 Per Eve.
Part Time-EveS. & Sat.
81 to 30. white. car; servicemen
and college students considered.
exper unnecessary. Call ~. 5-0226.
WA. 1886 or WO. 6-6a20. --l6
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.JOR FOREMAN

RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION
Open for a man capable Of EN-
GENTLY running JOB from layout 70
After 2 and week ends call OIL. =
' KEN FREEMAN CORPORATION
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HELP-MEN

JANITOR, white. for fine bldg. Eve
ming work. Clean all types Of floors
Sober; steady Goo 6o pay Cali Nh
pm. Thurs. and Fri. lie
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issues Of the 1856 campaign
are debated by Leonard w.
Hall. and Paul M. Butler.
Chairmen of the Republican
and Democratic National
committees.
1880, WWDC - Oklahoma