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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-26
BY LEE M. COIN
Star stan Writer

Senator Kennedy. Democrat
of Massachusetts,, feels he has
.clinched victory in the fight
over labor reform legislation by
signing UP two Republicans as
;co-sponsors of his union backed
bill.
II think the bill will pass
without any major changes, "
he told a reporter today.
He obviously was elated at
recruiting Republican Senator S
Javits Of New York and Cooper
OF Kentucky as co-sponsors of
the cleanup bill approved by
the Senate Labor Committee on
. 1872 vote yesterday.
Wrangling over G. o. P.
amendments WAS an ordeal, /"
Senator Kennedy said, but 1t
was worth it." While sticking
TO the basic structure of his
original bill. the Senator said
I'VE took all we could" Of the
Republican proposals in order
to stamp a Bipartisan" label
on the controversial measure.
Only Senator Goldwater. Re-
publican Of Arizona, and Mi
nority Leader Dirksen, Repub-
lican Of Illinois, voted against
Senator Kennedy's bill in COM
mittee. Republican Senators
Prouty Of Vermont and Case
Of New Jersey Joined Senators
Javits and Cooper in voting
with the committees nine DEM
ocratS to report the bill to the
Senate.
While Senator Prouty called
the Kennedy measure made
quate. he said it was better
than no bill"
Senator Kennedy's bill relies
mainly on financial reports and
election safeguards to deter
union racketeering. Senators
Goldwater and Dirksen plan to
battle down the line for kew
features Of the Eisenhower
administrations reform pro-
gram - notably restrictions
against organizational picket
ing and secondary boycotts,
Secretary of Labor Mitchell
declined comment on the com.
mittee's action. 1t is under
stood he will try to lie low. He
would like Congress to pass the
administrations bill. but he
would reluctantly accept legis-
lation lacking picketing and
boycott curbs rather than kill
chances for any cleanup &C
ton.
Mr.. Mitchell's willingness to
make concessions is no guar
antee that President Eisen-
hover will back away from his
original recommendations to
Congress. The Secretary has
been losing important decisions
to the administrators more
conservative wing.
Fireworks in Prospect
Republican splits have
boosted the odds favoring pas
sage Of Senator Kennedy's bill
without major changes, but
floor debate slated for next
month holds promise = Of fire.
works.
Senator Kennedy discounted
reports that Majority Leader
johnson. Democrat Of Texas, /:
sniping at him in the labor
field to slow down his drive fol
the presidential nomination
Senator johnson cant afford
to oppose the bill. Senator
Kennedy said, because that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-26
Fitch to Direct
PorIey on Aging

William c. Fitch yesterday
was named staff director for
the 1861 White House Con-
ference on Aging by Health,
Education and Welfare Sec
rotary F1emming.
Mr.. Fitch, IS, will have re-
sponsibihty for organizing. CO.
ordinating and directing staff
work for the conference. He
will also continue in his cur
rent position as director Of
NEWS special staff on aging.
The career Government en-
ploye lives with his wife and
two children at $3.50 North
Utah street, Arlington.
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is a past president Of the
Washington Real Estate Board
and of Emergency Hospital,
and q one-time vice president
of the National Association of
Real Estate Boards.
He lives in Potomac, Md.
In accepting Mr.. McConihe's
resignation. Mr.. Floete said:
you have performed a real
public service during your
nearly three years as COM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-26

as a witness. Subcommittee
sources emphasized. however,
that there has been no final
decision whether to follow up
the atalias story when the sub
committee reconvenes April 8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-26
Kennedy Heortened
ByG. 0. P. Aid on Bill

would put him in the position
of being against reform"
Mcclellan Watched
With Republicans split. one
Of Senator Kennedy's main
worries is Senator Mcclellan.
Democrat Of Arkansas.
Senator Mcclellan told a re-
porter he will introduce "a
number Of amendments to
strengthen and improve" the
Kennedy bill. He did not 20.
into details, but he evidently
plans to push major features OF
his own cleanup bill. Both
Senator Kennedy and Secretary
Mitchell contend Senator Nc
Clellan would go too far and
wind up hampering activities Of
legitimate unions.
The basis Of Senator Nc
Clellan's measure is q sort of
bill Of rights for union men,
bers. He would formulate de-
tailed standards for internal
operation Of unions, and would
issue a form Of license to unions
that comply. Unlicensed unions
would loose their tax exemp-
tons and would be denied
privileges under Federal labor
laws.
Senator Mcclellan will be
a big factor" Senator Kennedy
conceded. noting that the
chairman of the Senate Rack
cts Committee carries a lot
Of weight in matters Of labor
corruption.
Harder Fight Expected
Last year. Senator Mcclellan
backed Senator Kennedy's bill
on the theory 1t was the only
measure standing chance of
enactment. The Senate passed
the bill but the House defeated
it. This year Senator Mcclellan
intends to fight harder for his
more stringent cleanup pro-
poSals.
Senators Cooper and Javits
said they agreed to co-sponsor
Senator Kennedy's bill because
the committee had whipped it
into effective shape. Senator
Javits added that he wanted
to give the bill "a bipartisan
posture" to improve chances
for passage.
46 Amendments Accepted
Senator Kennedy said the
committee in 10 closed sessions
considered 1874 amendments
and accepted 46. The most i'm
portant changes made by the
C o m mittee. he said, were
amendments to eliminate a pro-
vision which would have per-
mitted unionization of some SUI
pervisory employees, to let
States handle some cases re-
fused by the National Labor
Relations Board, to authorize
representation elections with
out prior hearings in some sit
uations, and to give the Sec
rotary of Labor power to seek
civil injunctions to enforce re-
Iquirements for financial reports
by unions.
After all the tinkering, both
sides agreed, the basic structure
of the Kennedy bill remained
unchanged
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pQm4QQQNN

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-06

God, not in a far-distance, but
here, right now, a very pres
cnt help in times of trouble
Now TO the women who
may have lost courage in any
form, turn TO the first book
of Samuel and read about
Hannah who continued TO
pray TO God. from her heart,
without letting her voice be
heard by those around her.
Her prayer was heard and
answered, and the desire of
her heart was made manifest.
Today, we know how to
pray mentally, and are CRATE
full.
The men, both young and
old. may turn to the second
chapter of Samuel, and find
hope and the peace Of under
standing, the everlasting
power Of God. In this chapter
it will be found that THE
sin of the young men was
very great before the Lord. :.
on Page q
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-06
"cRADs FACE BRIGHT JOB PROSPECTS"
C,S. Washington |

C.S Washington Letter tCS. Monitor 5T23)
What kind Of Job opportunities will this Junes crop
Of college graduates face? The college Isl
Better than last year, but not the esypein days
Of the mid-5os.
There lot more Jobs opening up than last year.
due to business recovery But there also students
graduating this year. And industry has learned from past
experience to be seIecve-nof take students from
the bottom Of the class IL by little searching they
get smarter fellows.
tsee JOB PROSPECTS. Page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-06

Many OF our readers are
saying that they have found
out more about divine In
teIIigenee, the divine Prin-
eiple, and women, men, and
children as spiritual ideas,
and how and where TO
search more diligently to
learn how much Of a spirit
val idea man actually Is. and
learn TO prove il, TOO.
There are many who have
found their way to Christian
Science by Mary Baker Eddy,
and are now searching the
Scriptures, prayerfully, day
BY day, and referring to
Science and Health with Key
10. the Scriptures.
Joyful Praise
We are thankful TO our
heavenly Father that through
these pages, many men,
women, and children have
found the way out of fear
and despair, into the way of
the everywhere presence OF
Continued
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-06
"FAllouT: FEARMoNeERs' CASE collApsEs"
p. 3. Human Events. $40

p. s. human Events $40
"STRONTIuM 90 'FALLOUT' M-Y-T-H!"
AS per Detroit Tribune may Is, Back Poae)
When the faouf scare first broke. almost two years
ago. Human Events was Of the few national public
that dug in TO get the real facts the issue and 70
debUnk the fearmonsers ATTEMPTING TO STALL AMERI.
CAS- NUcLEAR TESTING PROGRAM NOW THE STAND
TAKEN BY THIS PUBLICATION HAS BEEN FULLY vim.
DlcATED
tsee FEARmoNcERs CASE, Page q
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-06
"FAll0UT-ExP0sED ISLANDERS RECOVER
PHYSICALLY. BUT NOT PSYCHOIOCIcAIIY"

United Nations. NY. free Press 5/22)
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
SATAN lAOAM-EvE MATTER" M.Y.T-H!l CANNOT
CAST OUT sATAN"!-cANNoT HEAL THE B.EILE.Es
EITHER SUPPLYING OR TERRIFYING oe SIN
DISEASE. DISASTERS. DEATH ETC.
snkisI. SECOND COMING" NY ONE, WHOLLY
A~@Neo'IsD SAME CHURCH. THERAPEUTICS
eIc. IMPERATIVE TO REDUCE TO THEIR NATIVE
W. ss'-x-No. OF zERos - THE MORTAL
THOUGHT M-YT.H.sI- rHE s,nM,ne er,,o,o
eloNDsRINc ADAm-EvE. MURDERous CAIN. JUDAS.
~,, nsAvss AND FOOLS HUMAN RACES AND
'"s oHAsIlY FARCE" or THEIR so-cAILEp
MATERIAL" WORLD AND UNIvERseJ
cs' FAlLouT-ExPosEp ISLANDERS, Pace u
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-06
WOMAN SEES THIEVES LOOT MONEY TRUCK
OF Sl64.450"

I'm DRIVEN AREA OF COLO. BANK"
Denver, SIS APP NY. Tribune 5j26
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
MYTHICAL PHENOMENA OF THE DEVILS
ADAMS AND EWES, KNAvEs AND FooLSl-
THIEVES WITH "SPLIT-SEcoND TIMING" U.N.
LOCKED THE U-N-G-U-AR-D-E-D TRUCK WHILE
THE GUARDS WERE IN THE BANK TO BRING OUT
MORE SACKS or cuRRENcYI
tsee WOMAN SEES THIEVES. Page ~
Denial Of Virgin Birth Vigorously Denounced
BY DR.. Duke Mccall,
PRESIDENT or SOUTHERN BAPTIST
THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY, LOUISVILLE, KY.
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
GOOD FOR you. Or. Mccall FOR DECLARING
THE TRUTH DENIED BY a
SATAN BOUND" JuDAIzED PREACHER !.
THE REV. Or. JAMES S. BuLMAN. or EAST
SPENCER. NC.
lsss DENIAL or VIRGIN BIRTH. Page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-06
"sAYs WIVES DRIVE MEN TO DRINK

Philadelphia. 5I2l (UPD NJ. Y. Tribune
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-06
YOUTHS: SOW WILD 0ATs?'

REV. BILLY GRAHAM ANSWERS. free Press)
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
1.-THE WAGES OF SIN IS DEATH"
AND FORMER STUDENTS OF NY ONE, WHOLLY
ACCREDITED, SANE cHURcHS SUNDAY SCHOOLS,
THERAPEUTICS. BASIC EDUCATION. CULTURE,
THE CHRIST SCIENTIST. TESTIFY OVERWHELMINGLY
TO THE BLISS AND BLESSEDNESS or EARLY
CONSIDERATION AND APPREHENSION OF THE 90
YEARS R-E.T-uR-N-FoR-EvERMoR BOTH.
CHRIST AND JESUS
JESUS FLESHLY IDENTIFY LOST FOREVER IN HIS
ASCENSION BECAUSE HIS BODY. OF VIRGIN
MARY, WAS ONLY MORTAL THOUGHT. AS ARE
ALL HUMAN BoDlEs-MYTHs !. LIKEWISE THEIR
SATAN BOUND" ADAM-EvE Ecos OF HUMAN BIRTHS
AND PARENTHooD!
see YOUTHS Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-06
FEAR NO EVIL =
GOOD 7YDIlVGS
BY Elizabeth Ellington

We completed our column based the 23rd Psalms,
last week. and bring Good Tdings this week All that
hope do stay in accord with Good which is ira
ditionaly policy at this newspaper.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-06


May H. 1859
San Francisco California
Dear Mr.. Winters:
ANGEL FOOD TO RUB OUT ADAMEvE MYTHS
HIDING YOUR ETERNAL. CHRSTLlkE SPIRITUAL,
MASTERFuL SONSHlP - OF PERFECT CREATOR
ONE PARENT CREATION, UNIVERSE!
Your superb hvmor fondy fingers with me. and the
marvellous poscvI War. divine revelations. svppemenng
Christ Jesus Incompatible works and promise to that
wicked and adulierous generation" - my works and
GREATER shall dodeeares TO you: THE devotion of
thought honest achievement makes achievement
possbIe"siven in Gods one. infalibe PASTOR the Chris
tsn Science textbook Science Health with KEY 70 the
ScRPTURES"-the protector. beraior saviour the
BASIC pastor. the King James Protestant Bible Of Gods
wholly accredited. SANE Church. the Christ Scientist
therapeutics. basic education, culture politics. entertain.
ment, recreation.
tsee MENTAL BLAcKoUT. Page y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-06
ENCOURAGING NEWS : "BIC FOUR
DELEGATES SNUB HARD DRINKS"

ZAP, Ceneva c.S Monitor Sal
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
The DEVILS DUPEs OF HIS BILLION RAckETS-
CRIME, RESPECTABLE AND or THE DEvILlSH GALL
or a JOHN L. LEWIS. HEBREW HARRY BRIDGES,
WALTER REUTHER. JIMMY HOFFA, CIGAR MEANY,
PIPE MCDONALD!
The Publisher said: EMIL HoHa" Mary asked: You
mean Emil MAZEY?" Publisher: "Oh no, he's second
rsier mean JIMMY HOFFA!J
See ENCOURAGING NEWS, Page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-06
$4,000 IN DOPE, 2 STUDENTS SEIZED"

East Lansing. Mich. S. u AP), NY. Tribune
"MsU STUDENTS ARRESTED FOR PEDDLING
MARlJUANA" (Det. Times 5/22)
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
BEWARE OF SATAN BOUND" RELIGION.
EDUCATION, THERAPEUTICS CULTURE, ENTER
TAlNMENT, RECREATION, THE NON-cHRIST
SCIENTIST - E.G, ELASTIC CONscIENcES OF
DEVILS DEPUTIES. JUDAISM. re-. NoN-cHRiST
SCIENTIST THERAPEUTICS. EDUCATION. PRAYERS.
THINKING, LEADERSHIP
MY iNFALLBLE EDUCATOR, PASTOR. THE c.S.
TEXTBOOK, OF MY ONE, WHOLLY ACCREDITED,
SANE CHURCH. THERAPEUTICS. PURE. BASIC
EDUCATION, ETC.-THE CHRIST, SclENTlST-MUST,
AND WILL. RULE ALL NATIONS |, IN ALL DEPART.
MENTs!
(see $4,000 IN DOPE. Page q
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-06
'NUclEAR BRAIN IS FOUND DEAD "

"NUClEAR BRAIN is FOUND DEAD"
Free Press l22)
Or. |. N. Ridenour Jr.. AZ. Missiles Pioneer
my. Tribune S. ~
"COMPUTER GENIUS FROM m. l. I. DIES" 81.
DUDLEY A. BUCK. DEVIL TAKES 40 YRS.
free Press 5/22)
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
THINKING SUFFocATlONs ! OF SOULS
STARVED FOR CHRIST COLOSSAL SCIENCE OF
THE UNvERsEi - THE ONE REAL SCIENCE
or L.IF-E-ETERNALLY HARMONIOUS, IMPERATIVE
TO CONTROL THE RELATIVE SCIENCES, WHOSE
WONDERS WOULD DECEIVE. IF POSSIBLE. THE VERY
ELEcT"!, BUT WILL INVITE PREMATURE DEATHS!
lSee NUcLEAR BRAIN, Page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-06
"CYPRUS settlement = "A MIRACLE
Moral Re-Armsment Information Service 4IS)
FOR BERLIN : STRENGTH AND new HOPE
by Andrew f. Evehauf CS. +++

Nv An0TeW y. fTueH0ur SsJs ? ~
Modern Christian Science Crusader
Major Prophet Of "our Fsfher-Mofher God, slhsr-
noniovs" p. 10, Science and Health with Key 70 me
Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy with world message
and mission, who wildly the grace OF Cod-do rrvs-
havfartin Luther Job in this y! And how! science
Health our textbook, is Gods lberafor OF the Bible
A HIGHER AND TRUER REPRESENTATIVE OF GOD
THAN THE POPE AT ROME AND The WkiIEk -
HIS FRIEND AND OF HIS PEOPLE. TOO
Jesus loved Righteousness and hated iniqvify'!
The "lvkewsrm" live in fools PARADISE
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
WE WELCOME THE MORAL CRUSADE OF OUR
MORAL RE.ARmAMENT FRIENDS VIA "uNsELFisH-
NESS, HONESTY PURITY LOVE" = THE FOUR
ABSOLUTE, MORAL STANDARDS OF MORAL RE-
ARMAMENT"
HOWEVER, MY HIGHEST CHOSEN.
CHRISTINE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS.
or MY ONE WHOLLY ACCREDITED. SAME CHURCH,
THERAPEUTICS . ARE IMPERATIVE FOR THE
HEALING or THE NATIONS (Revestonl-AN
AWAKENING TO, APPREHENSION OF, PERFECT
NATIONS CREATION = MATTERLEss. FLESHLEss
SPIRITUAL, cHRlsTLKE - Externally, CON-
PLETELY POPUlATNc, sUPER-SATURATIkG. THE
ONE UNIVERSE WITH UNAVAILABLE. INcoR-
RUPTIBLE INvULNERABLE. oMNIPREsENT HEAVEN
AND ETERNAL LIFE. YOUR TRUE HABITAT, MY
ETERNAL IMAGE AND LIKENESS! = INDICATED IN
GENESIS l:3l. 1000 &C.: AND GOD SAW EVERY
THING That HE HAD MADE, AND BEHOLD. IT WAS
See CYPRUS SETTLEMENT, Page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-06
LOVER 100 Die IN INDoNEsIA TRAIN WRECK

"cors Fall in Rovine; Sabotage Is BIumed"
Jakarts, Indonesa, 5/29 tUPD NY Tribune 5/2'
(lss dead, as per earlier reportsD
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
MYTHICAL, BUT PATHETIC ADAM-EvE
PHENOMENA! MY ONE. PURE SANE CHURCH.
THERAPEUTICS. EDUCATION. POLITICS, ETC
THE CHRIST, SCIENTIST - IMPERATIVE!
ITS INFALLIBLE PASTOR EDUCATOR. MIRACLE
WORKER. THE c.s TEXTBOOK. TOGETHER WITH OUR
Basic PASTOR. KING JAMES PROTESTANT
BIBLE; EARLY, DAILY STUDY OF THE INCOMPATIBLE,
COMPREHENSIVE Cs. BIBLE LESsoN-SERMoNs,
COVERING Is SUBJECTS TWICE A YEAR. AND ALL
THE VAST FACILITIES AND RESOURCES OF THE
(see INDoNEsA TRAIN WRECK. Page 81
"sAYs WIVES DRIVE MEN TO DRINK"
Philadelphia, 5/2l (UPD NJ. Y. Tribune
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
Husbands, Wives Declaration of
LRepentaneej independence
MUST FOR cHRIsTLlkE LOVE HEAVEN AT
HAND'-oMNlPREsENT. ETERNAL LIFE - DIVINE
DOMINION VIA MY ONE. WHOLLY ACCREDITED
SANE CHURCH. THERAPEUTICS THE CHRIST,
SCIENTIST! AND ITS INFALLiBLE PASTOR, MY
c. S. TEXTBOOK, MIRACLE HEALER. EDUCATOR.
SAVIOUR. PROTECTOR, LiBERAToR OF THE BIBLE
KING JAMES PROTESTANT. OUR BASIC PASTOR
ROOFING OUT THE PsYcHoPATHic, ADAMEvE
STUPID. LAUNDERING ADAM-EvE HUMAN
RACES AND THEIR SO-cALLED MATERIAL" WORLD
(See WIVES DRIVE MEN, Page y
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statesmen -COLORED

New disqualification insurance plan
offers unlim. oppor. 10 sincere
workers. Address p. o. Box 497,
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SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
white over rs years Of age, exp.
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SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
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Apply in person. ESQ SERVICE
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ATTORNEY

Age $3.50, member of the D. C..
Maryland and Virginia bar. Excel
lent opportunity for woman expert
enced in mortgage loan work to
become connected with long,
established district financial in
stitution. This position will afford
an opportunity for working under
ideal surroundings where initiative
and ability will be recognized by
progress into position Of increas-
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HELP MEN
Pharmaceutical Statesmen

FOR PARKE, DAVIS A. CO.
In washington area, Applicant must
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REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, white,
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REAL ESTATE Statesmen, will
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GRAFTON HAS
OPENINGS FOR 3 MAN
AGEMENT TRAINEES IN
THE WASHINGTON-VIR-
GINA AREA. OUR MEN
WORK ONLY 4 HOURS A
DAY AND MAKE $15O-$35O
A WEEK. WE FURNISH
MORE QUALIFIED LEADS
THAN YOU CAN USE.
CALL MIR. McCABE, IA.
5-O68l WEDNESDAY, II
TO l PM. FOR INTER-
VIEWS. NO OTHER TIME,
PLEASE.
5-O681, IL to l PM. FOR
INTERVIEWS. NO OTHER
TIME, PLEASE.
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HELP MEN
(CONIINUEDl


COOk-Good opening for expert
enced man in large city club
Salary dependent upon experience
Refs. Apply weekdays, . to > pm,
Room 1865, National Press Bldg.,
l4th and F SITS. NV,
COOK, short order. Night. Expert
enued and have refs Apply after
IL noon. RIORDAN'S, 1855 4th
st. s.w. Closed Sun.
DEPT. MANAGER for discount op-
Grafton. Good opportunity with
growing organization. Box 459-z.
Star.
DISPATCHER-Fuel oil. retail de-
lfveries. Write giving age, past
experience, etc. THE BROOKLAND
CO.. 9th and Michigan ave. ne.
CRAFTSMEN, PHOTOGRAPHIC
experience for topographic draft
ing or scribing in established en-
gineerlng hrm; permanent posi-
ton, Call ia. 5-S500 weekdays.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES struc-
tursl craftsman needed imme-
diately for temporary position
Must work So. Phone FL. 4-34OO,
Ext 456 for appointment. At
LANTIC RESEARCH CORPORA
TON, Alexandria, Va
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MAN to supervise
and operate maintenance OF lux
ury air-cond apt, in nearby Va.
Must be experienced: refs. re-
quired; salary open; must live
on premises; no children. Box
20l-T, Star.
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MAIL CLERK

To assist In processing outgoing
mail for lge. organization offering
liberal employe benefits. Salary,
$4,000 Box 277-Z, Star.