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N . Y . P . D .GUN CATCH: DetectiveRichard Brown of the 78th Precinct arrested Joe Cintorn, 24, of 1458 Sixth Avenue, on Sept. 10 at 9:50pm. Cintron, collared in a store at 170 Fifth Ave., was charged with possession of a loaded .38 calibre automatic pistol.DOUBLE TROUBLE: One of two hold-up men that allegedly stole $60 from a man at the corner of Nevins and Schermerhorn Sts. was arrested on Sept. 2 at 12:30pm, immediately after the robbery took place. Officer Waverly Thompson of the 78th Precinct nabbed Robert Gorman, 37, of 458 State St., charging him with robbery; the other assailant is still at large.BAR BURGLARY: On Sept. 11 at 6am, 78th Precinct Officer Charles Taylor arrested James London, 36, of 436 Albee Square, for allegedly breaking into a bar at 368 Livingston St. London is charged with burglary, grand larceny, criminal possession of stolen property and criminal mischief.EARLY BURGLARY: Officer Michael Maloney of the 78th Precinct arrested George Rios, 21, of 701 Union St., at 2:45 am on Sept. 10, after Rios allegedly broke into a home of 101 Prospect Place. Rios is charged with burglary and criminal possession of stolen property.BURGLAR%u2019S ATTACK: Foralledgedly breaking into a building at 663 Union St. and attacking its 'occupant. Noel Ortiz, 27, of 677 Union St., was arrested at 8:45pm Sept. 7 by Officer William Ryan,of the 78th Precinct. Ortiz is charged with burglary and assault.REAR ENTRY: Robert Rios, 27, address unknown, was arrested at 2:15 am behind a grocery store at 141 Fifth Ave. on Sept. 5. Rios, captured on the back roof of the building by 78th Precinct Officer Eugene Sullivan, was charged with attempted burglary.DUO ROBBERY: After they allegedly tried to rob a 17-year-old woman of her paycheck, Sidney Steinbach, 17, of 125 Lorraine St., was arrested with a 15-year-old juvenile companion in front of 345Dean St. Caught at 11:05 am Sept. 7 by Officer Michael Vitale of the 78th Precinct, the two are charged with attempted robbery.GROUP STEAL: Two 14-yearolds, one 15-year-old and 19- year-old George Jackson, of 1199 Ocean Ave., were arrested at 6pm on Sept. 7 on Schermerhorn St. between Third Ave. and Nevins St. after they allegedly massively robbed a male passerby. Officer Jerry Orland of the 78th Precinct made all the arrests, noting as well that one of the group, a youth of about 18 years old, escaped and has not been captured; all the others were charged with robbery.BASEBALL BAT: At Willow Street and Pineapple Walk, at 5 am on Sept. 14, three officers on motor patrol heard loud screams and went to the aid of a victim who was bleeding from the head. The victim reported that three young people had beaten him over the head with a baseball bat. One juvenile was arrested almost immediately, carrying a bat. The arresting officers were Sg. O%u2019Neill, Officer Lewis Balsamo, and Officer John Caccamo of the 84th Precinct. The juvenile is being arraigned at the Brooklyn Criminal Court, and is charged with attempted robber, assault and criminal possession of a deadly weapon.ATTEMPTED MURDER: OnSept. 6, 1979, Roscoe Caldwell, 22 of 392 Clinton St., David Hardy, 22, of St. James Place, and Ephraim Taylor, 24 of 784 4th Ave. was arrested and charged with possession of firearms, and robbery. Taylor was charged with attempted murder. Officers John Horan and William Colavito of the 72nd Precinct responded to a call from a repair shop on 3rd Ave. and 25th St. and about a suspected robbery. When they arrived the alleged robbers fled. After a chase through Sunset Park and Park Slope, two of the men were apprehended by anti-crime officers, Frank Macri and Michael Gaynor. The third, Hardy, got away but was later arrested by 78th Precinct officers Baglcy and Casamassima.M. BOOK & SON,INC.LUMBERDEALERS AND JOBBERS IN%u2022 Sashes* Sheetrock* Paneling*%u2022Trim *Ceiling Tile* Mouldings*%u25baWindow Frames*Doors*lnsulationAnderson Thermal UnitsTailor MadeForBrownstoneRenovations253 Fourth Ave.Brooklyn, N.Y. 11215857-7494857-7445FIO JRS: Weekdays 8 a m -5 p mSaturdays 8 a.m.-3 p.m.Help wantedBOOKKEEPER 1 OR 2 DAYS WK: Some real estate experience helpful. Call Mr. G. 624-2300TYPISTCLERK TYPISTOPPORTUNITY FOR ADVANCEMENTIf you are a good typist (50 WPM) with life business experience and a willingness to pitch in and prove your capabilities, we can offer you the opportunity for future advancement to a secretarial position.You must also have a pleasant telephone manner plus the ability to deal well with people.SALARY TO $8,000WE ALSO OFFER:Regular Salary Reviews Promotion From Within Company Cafeteria Tuition Refund Co-Pd Benefits Subway Stop in Bldg.Rock Ctr Location Call for appt after 9 am575-6208An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F (S20)STUFF ENVELOPES: $75.00 Hundred. Clip News Items $2 to $10 each. Details, send $1, stamped, selfaddressed envelope. Giaquinto, 28- Z0 Ann St.. West Haven, Ct. 06516.P/T EDUCAT0R/ADVIS0R to tram volunteer tutors for JHS Students. Classroom bckground essential. 12 hrs./wk. 949-4925 Tues-Wed-Thurs.BILLING. TYPIST/FILE CLERK: PL/T, Flex. hrs. Casual small publishing/book seller. 858-3026(S20)TYPIST: Fast, accurate typesetter %u2022needed for newspaper. Experience preferred on Compugraphic, but will train. Must be avail, eves. Down-, town Brooklyn location. Call Michael, 643-1400 (UFN)CUSTOMER SERVICECORRESPONDENTNational membership association seeks someone to answer inquiries. If you are a pleasant, articulate person with the ability to type 50 WPM accurately and have an interest in answering customer service inquiries, we have an exciting opportunity for you.SALARY TO $9,600WE ALSO OFFER Regular Salary Reviews Promotion from Within Company Cafeteria Tuition Refund Co-Pd Benefits Subway Stop in Bldg.Rock Ctr Location Call for appt. after 9 am575-6208An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F (S20)SEW AT HOME Applique piece work, must be neat, fast & have own zig zag machine. B'klyn Hts. vicinity. Call 9-5, 875-0513 (S20)SWITCHBOARDReturning to Business? Starting your Career?RELIEF SWBD CLERKWe are looking for an individual with a pleasant telephone manner to train as a relief operator on our Centrex board (experience is helpful) and to do general clerical duties in our mailroom (open & sort mail). Hours 9:15- 5:15.STARTING SALARY $130-$135 WE ALSO OFFER:Promotion Salary Reviews Promotion from within Company Cafeteria Tuition Refund Co-Pd Benefits Subway in Bldg Rock Ctr Location Call for appt after 9am:575-6208An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F (S20)NEW SCHOOL STUDENT NEEDS BOARDING or apt. space. Clean cut and courtious. Could assist senior citizen w/chores, shopping, etc. If you can help. Leave Neal a message at 679-4190.C00K/H0USEKEEPER: Sensitive, ener getic individual needed to work in group home for retarded adults. Responsibilities include food purchases & budgeting. Exp. pref. Hrs. 10:30-6:30. Mon-Fri. Salary $7,500. Call Ms. Morana. 336-8522 between 1-7 p.m. (S20)PART TIMET.V. NETWORK3-4 DAYSPick any 3-4 full days. Network needs 10 individuals to work on project in media. Typing 55 wpm & steno or FLH. PAY EXTRA for stat. typing. Work for duration of film project. Call Ms. Hope, 682- 8524 (S20)SALESPERSON WANTED: Active,growing Brooklyn Hts. real estate office. Maure, resp. Member of the community willing to make a fu lltime committment. Speak to Gabriel Ford, Brownstone Properties, 106 Montague St. 875- 1289 (ufn)SECRETARYPediatrics Department prefers college grad who knows medical terminology. 65 wpm, typing, union salary & benefits.Cdii m s . d c i i s u i i212 240-1284 JEWISH HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL CENTER OF BROOKLYNSecretarial2 BeautifulGrowing InBrooklynPerhaps you%u2019ve felt thattop jobs could only befound in Manhattan. Notso. Here are two extraordinary opportunities forcompetent, personableindividuals. Bothpositions call forexcellent typing (min of55-60 wpm) and aboveaverage communicationsskills (both verbal andwritten) in order to interface with the public andour board of directors.You should be extremelywell organized and able towork independentlywithout supervision. Themanagers you%u2019ll be working with are:DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC RELATIONSP R Experience would behelpful, but notmandatory.BUSINESS SERVICES MANAGERThe ability to accept &transmit messages accurately is critical for thisspot.Salaries are commensurate with your background and skills. You%u2019llalso enjoy outstandingbenefits including BlueCross/Shield, majormedical, group life insurance, pension plan, plusthe convenience ofworking close to home.To arrange for a confidential interview appointment:Call Mr. Fairchilde 212-636-7576VISITING NURSE ASSOCIATION OF BROOKLYN Equal opportunity employer M/FSALES*TELEPHONEHB0 IS COMING TO BROOKLYNIf you've sold land, insurance, adv't'g, chemicals or cable T V. by phone, you can sell HBO in Brooklyn, Virgin territory- Brand new franchise. Sell by phone, eve. PIT Salary plus Comm, plus bonuses. Call Tom 3-6pm. 852- 8779 (S20)Equal Opportunity Employer M/F_____________ ____________ (S20)September 20, 1979, The PHOENIX. Page 23