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Evening star., 1950-05-27
June Week Opened
AT Navy Academy
With Brigade Review
BY the Asseeiofsd Press

ANNAPOLIS, May 27.-June
Week, a traditional period of pa
rades. parties and pageantry for
the country's future naval officers,
opened at the Naval Academy to-
day with a brigade review.
Today's events included the re-
view. taken by Navy Secretary
Matthews, and graduation exer-
cises for the naval postgraduate
school.
Vice Admiral j. w. Roper. chief
Of naval personnel. was the speak
er at the postgraduate ceremony,
and 126 armed forces officers who
have been taking special courses
in engineering. electronics and
other sciences, received degrees.
A round of parties and social
events is scheduled right up to the
graduation ceremony Friday.
Tennessee Coed Is Color Girl.
Queen bee of the festivities is
Charlotte Boies Anderson, a tall,
blue-eyed. 20-year-old blond from
Knoxville, Tenn. She arrived yes
terday to be color girl at the pres
entation Of the colors Thursday.
Miss Anderson, a sophomore at
the University of Tennessee, pro-
claimed Its wonderful" on her
arrival here, and said she had
seen the ceremony before, but "I
had no idea I'd ever be in it. I
just thought it looked pretty"
The color girl, the academy's
74th, was chosen by Midshipman
Robert r. Monroe, color company
commander. who also halls from
Knoxville. They met on a blind
date on his Christmas leave in
1916, and have dated on almost
every leave since then.
johnson to Deliver Address.
Defense Secretary johnson will
deliver the commencement ad-
dress at the graduation ceremony
Friday and will distribute diplo-
mas to 691 graduates.
The oath commissioning 472
new Navy ensigns. I'll Air Force
second lieutenants, and 48 second
lieutenants in the Marine Corps
will be administered by Admiral
Forrest P. Sherman, chief of naval
operations.
Yesterday the academy re-
ceived a new symbol of old Navy
struggles - the battle SCARED
ships bell of the big E." It will
ring out the news Of Navy vic
tories over Army on the field OF
sports.
Vice Admiral Harry w. Hill,
academy superintendent, got the
2-foot bell from the famed car
rier Enterprise. now moth-balled
at Port Washington, N. Y.
Admiral Predicts Victory.
Navy has a big Japanese bell
brought home by Commodore
Perry which sounds off only when
Navy beats Army in football. The
battered ships bell will toll when-
ever Navy beats Army in a ma
jority OF sports events held on
one day.
Admiral Hill presented it to the
brigade at a pep rally warming
up for a five-event program to-
day.
Evening star., 1950-05-27
Senator Pepper Plans
To Take UpLuw Practice

Senator Pepper. Democrat. of
Florida plans to practice law when
his Senate term expires in jan
uary.
Some OF his friends here do not
believe, however. that he is elusing
the door on his political career
because he lost his Senate seat to
Representative Smathers IN a
hotly fought Democratic prffaary.
They point out that he is only 30
and in vigorous health.
The Senator also has told friends
he has no plans for leaving Flor
ida. nt4
Evening star., 1950-05-27
Arlington Youth Passes
Annapolis Examination

George Swenson, 18. son of Mr.,
and Mrs. Edwin L. Swenson. 2200
North Rolfc street, Arlington. has
been notified that he has passed
the regular entrance examination
for the Naval Academy.
A 1949 graduate of Washington
Lee High School, the youth is a
student at the Hilder Preparatory
School here. He is private, first
class, In the Marine Corps Reserve.
Evening star., 1950-05-27
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the ntegraon of and and heavy industry
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Evening star., 1950-05-27
Army Man Wife Die.
AS Mattress Catches.
Fire in Hotel Here

The wife Of an Army sergeant
was found dead in bed today on
a smoldering mattress in the Lee
House, Fifteenth and L streets
NV.
She was identified as Mrs
Katherine McGarvey, Al, of Phila-
delphia. Her husband. Sergt. John
McGarvey, is stationed in Japan
Mrs. McGarvey registered at the
Lee House, formerly the Lee Sher-
atom Hotel, Fifteenth and L streets
NV, yesterday afternoon.
She was given room 726. Short
ly before 6 o'clock this morning
a WAC officer, Capt. Mary c. Por-
ter, who was an occupant of an
eighth-t1oor room, telephoned the
desk that she smelled smoke.
John Helwig, engineer of the
hotel, went to Capt. Porter's room,
looked out the window and saw
that the smoke was coming from
room 726.
He entered the room and drag
ged the woman from the burning
bed. The woman had suffered
severe burns about the head but
there were indications that death
was caused by asphyxiation. The
body was taken to the morgue
for an autopsy.
Homicide detectives said they
were told Mrs. McGarvey smoked
She had been in Japan with her
husband and had come to Wash
ington April 16 for treatment at
Walter Reed Hospital for nervous
disorder. She was discharged
from the hospital at 2 pm. yester-
day.
Police learned that she had in
tended to leave this afternoon to
join her parents at Atlantic City.
Evening star., 1950-05-27
Koshmir Mediator Arrives

NEW DELHI, India,-May q (P).
United Nations Mediator Sir
Owen Dixon, arriving by plane
today. said he has the fullest
hopes the Kashmir dispute will
be, solved to the satisfaction of
both India and Pakistan. India
and Pakistan have been fighting
for control of the northern
princely state for two years.
Evening star., 1950-05-27
Broodcusters Elect

IRVINGTON. Va, May ~ (P.-
John Schultz of Radio Station
WMVA. Martinsville, yesterday
was named president of the Vir-
ginia Association of Broadcasters
at the concluding session of the
groups two-day annual meeting
at Tides Inn.
Evening star., 1950-05-27
DR.. BoyIor to Address
Mt. Rainier BuDtists

DR.. w. H. Baylor of Baltimore
retired executive secretary OF
Maryland Baptists, will speak at
cornerstone laying ceremony
for the new First 5aptist Church
Of Mt. Rainier at Q pm. Tuesday
Masonic rites will be conducted
at the ceremonies.
Evening star., 1950-05-27
Curnivol at Chupel Oaks

The Chapel sOaks. Md, Volun-
teer Fire Department will hold a
carnival Monday through Satur-
day at Sheriff and Addison roads,
Chapel Oaks.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-08-15

CENTER TO CENTER OF bikes
Down Field Side slopes per 100 fe
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-08-15

The water can be run from 200 to
1900 feet in these border dikes,
depending on the type of soil and
slope of the field. The sleeper fields
and light or sandy soils require a
short run, whereas the more gentle
slopes and heavier soils may stand
long run and wider spacings of the
dikes.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-08-15

tervals) across the field. If these
contour lines are approximately
parallel and fairly straight, 1T will
indicate that the slope is uniform and
the topography is probably suitable
for border dikes providing the slope
Is under 5 percent or preferably less
than 2 percent.
The contour line stalking and de-
termination of slope can be done ac-
curately enough with an inexpensive
hand level and home made rod. If
after the contour lines are run, two
or three general slopes are found in
the field, the border dixie method
may still work.
When this is true, it is necessary
TO treat each section of the field that
has the same slope as a unit and run
the bikes in a different direction for
each section of the field. If the field
slopes in several different directions,
it would not be advisable to try to
install the border dixie method.
If it is determined that border
bikes are adapted, the directions of
the bikes should then be staked so
that the bikes will run at right angles
TO the contour lines. The field or
each section of the field could be
marked at the ends so that dixie
installed between these marks will
intersect the contour lines at right
angles.
Building bikes
The seed bed is prepared the usual
way for the crop to be grown. Be
fore seeding, the dikes are installed.
bikes can best be made by the use
of a V-type ridger. Plans for making
a diker of this kind will be found
in bulletin $50 entitled Irrigation, %
published by the Montana extension
service, Montana State college, Boze-
man. Plans may also be obtained
from your Soil Conservation service
office or county agent. A plow OF
disc ditch filler may be used. A
blade will also make border bikes.
Whatever method used will prob
ably leave borrow pit at the side
of the dixie unless dirt is taken from
the entire area between the bikes
This means that 1eveling will have to
be done between the dikes after they
are made. When settled, the dixie
should have height of inches fol
slopes under 2 percent and inches
for slopes over 2 percent. The fol
lowing table furnished by E. J
Parkinson, irrigation engineer O.
Great Falls, gives spacing for dixie:
and allowable side slope for variou.
field slopes.
MAXIMUM BORDER WIDTHS FOR
DIFFERENT FIELD SLOPES
CENTER TO CENTER OF bikes
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-08-15
so Acres Per Day

BY using this method, one man can
rrigate large acreages in a day If
he has lots of water. We have found
farmers who irrigate as much as SO
acres per day by this method. If there
is not enough water to keep the ir-
rigators busy, he may irrigate 10 to
20 acres per day and do other work
ON the farm at the same time.
In order to use large heads of wa
Der, adequate control structures must
be installed in the ditch. The ditch
must have good banks in order to use
syphon tubes. A little experimenting
with the system is necessary in order
10 reach perfection.
Evening star., 1950-03-15

ADDITIONS: modernizing floors
landed and rcItnished; general re-
pairs; CENTURY HOME IMP, co.
ADDITIONS, modernizing, basemt. to
roof: no moneT Own; : yrs. to paw.
HAMILTON CoNTR. CO., RE. 4477.
BATHRooMs-For complete bath
En PTMg1NG T q Minor rsnsTTS RaT1Sa SaH + & eHi "
II St. ne. t AT. 5iss. M Go Complete t re- re-
BRiCK-PoiNTING, caulking; above-
TTTssd1er E Taterpro9f1ns. JS0dn W, S. GAR
CEMENT WORK. stone walls. f1as.
rlaces, cement driveways, porches.
rets'ning walls, pipe drainage; ell
KINDS Of Waterproofing. F. MAR
koeE7ilie, Nd Phone kOeRSiis asiaffs 1898: sss:
CEMENT WORK, driveways. walks,
steps. retaining walls, all expansion
JointS naI; Irost-proofed, reinforesd. Con-
DRIvEwAYs. roads; stone of crushed
plue stone. delivered and spread at
FHScE.E1amis.S lev cost RhqHs glese % S94a l6'
installation; no money down. So
mos. to pay; get the best for less.
HO. 1884, ewes. and Sun. DE. 1854.
FLOOR SERVICE-Nothing but the
Pest cisanirg laying ssndtng finishing.
finishes. FLOORING CONTRAC-
TORS. INC. 1912 Wisconsin ave.
MoDERNIzING ana additions. cellar
estimates NATIONAL coNTRAcTs
co. 1908 Eve st NV
M0DERNiZlNG and additions. cellar
to root Sall RA $3.50 for free est.
SCFEEN your porch now while
h"v, best M otsrials. Terms to suit.
W. D. TAYLOR. ewes. 81. 3942.
Evening star., 1950-03-15
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GIRL. colored. wishes g.h.w.; fond of
children; exp. and refs. LU. 1915.
GIRL, colored, wants day work. Or or
enced and reference. TR. l446 after
u pm.
GIRL, colored, wants days work. any
day except Tues. or Saturday; 15c
hour and car fare. LU. 4479l.
GIRL wants work of any kind. day
o. by week. Call 10. 2-7o49.
GIRL, coIored, wants days work;
good laundress. and cleaner; refer
paYss Gnss; WoRKs &9: ka64i Mon Tues and Wed
b, reliable col. woman; refs, eXper.
woMAS: S1S ,,S4'; coIored. wants days w work
or part time. Good worker; best
of references. Call CO. O74O.
WOMAN. colored. wants work in
smsli apt; References: NO. 643,7.
No. ass eSi1rsa warren ST. vans ne haqae@9Fk apt
SETTLED COLORED WOMAN would
like work in small family; refs. DU.
Co2IIoRED GIRL wants g.h.w., 5-dsy
week, care of children. Phone Ho,
coIoRED GIRL wants general house
work; good cook; no nights, no
Suns: reference. DU. S749
CoLCRED GIRL. ,exper,. desires
g.h.w.. 5 days a week or days work !;
reference. LA. 6-ST24.
COLORED GIRL desires job as maid
for private family; no cooking; D.
c. references. Ii. 4-32S3.
COLORED GIRL, reliable, wants . or
3 days work a week; good ref.
IL i-320S
COLORED GIRL desires g.hw.; 5 days
wk.,- no Suns; will stay ! night. no.
6495. Ia
COLORED LADY, reliable, wants days
work: refs; will serve luncheon. HU
A39:} -15
CoLoRED WOMAN wants job as baby
sitter, 5-day VIZ. EX. 303H.
WHITE YOUNG LADY desires care of
children, ) days wk. Box 39S-Z,
Evening star., 1950-03-15

SSNSSb>SAS
SOLVE THAI CLOTHES PROsLEM
Consult LEA ENGEL, DRESSMAKER
Of 9th aye. N Y. now about that
Nothinf too hard 20 do Centraiiy
flHGatfa fsi Ex as,sh1o ,sd3 F St. NV Rm %
state' sa5ssns sa saTe sosS 5sensed by county and
CARE FOR ELDERLY PERSON in
home of registered nurse. Sgle. rm.,
close in Silver Spring. SH. 2056
STACKS. all wool sabardine. value,
blue: handstiched. Ss.75 pr. %
lsN.EEDLEcRAFT SERVICE, 7f6 11th
FOR MAN, small nursing m:a
beme hed or "a 5fIs hIs. care, care, ambulatory- or
safAMsn&hSsats5 ca 6t rsneaen7 4ls5 and
HoML .or congenial lone mite lady;
no rent; share util., work. food in
lone vet: widows own home; vet.
c wife, wife pref. Eef;; FR: 57SG. IL
tact another lady Vq Wantins unse to % spend Som
penses. WO. 3949, -15
VACANCY IN convalescent home;
cheerful room. good food. tray serv-
ice; Sl00 mo. HU. 339S. 81
PERMANEN1. S4. shampoo ano
nEgsr wave. soc No appointments
WaA,RnFLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE
ROOM AND BOARD for elderly peo-
pie, with nursing, care; opposite
Walter Reed Hospital, GE. 425S.
REST HOME vACANCY-Al1 home
comforts with best nursing care and
food: beautiful home; porch and
lawn. Vienna 446-J. 49,
WHITEHALL SANITARIUM has sew
eral single rm. vacancies at reas.
rates; 24-hr. trained nursing care.
Owned by physician who is in daily
attendance. FA. O643.
WANTED-Men and women who en-
Joy good company. and who like
to dance; square dance. bowl. ride
horses. play golf. swim or who like
q good card party, clambake or
fishing trip on Chesapeake Bay or
the ocean. If you are a girl. is
or over, a fellow 81 or over. and
OF good character, Join JUST FOR
Fun CLUB. 1745 Connecticut ave.
Phone DE. 900. l to g D m lSs
Evening star., 1950-03-15
HELP MEN AND WoMEN

MAN OR WoMAN-NurSe or com
panion. thoroughly experienced in
attendance and diet of elderly dia-
bette male. Must be free to travel
and able to drive and may have
diabetic condition also. Patient
must be attended 7 days week, ~
hours a day. Any couple that may
be interested can apply. Please give
complete background and salary
desired besides all pertinent details
Bo:: 29O-Z. Star. l6*
YOUNG MEN or women, neat, aggres-
size, ambitious, free to travel Dupont
PlasticS. Sales program, trans. exp
paid, guar. salary. MR.. RUFFOLO.
Ambassador Hotel, 1912. No phone
WANTED ladies and 3 men for
demonstration work. Easy, pleasant
profitable. Car helpful. but not
absolutely necessary. For interview,
call ST. 0042, 10 to IL noon. IL
ACT NOW fol- easy extra profits. Sell
friends Americas foremost greeting
card assortments, stunning birthday
all occa sion cards, plastics. spar
klettes, napkins, stationery: all top
none, makers Samples on approval.
MASTERCRAFT, 100 N. Eutaw ST..
Baltimore ]. Md.
BUYER -MANAGER-For new F st.
gift shop: experience necessary, ex-
celient salary. MR.. REVITZ, 11o2
F St NV. -l3
Evening star., 1950-03-15
& MURRAY. Decorators
R-ME IMPROVEMENTS

Do You Need Fill Dirt?
Southeast area. Call UN. $500. ~
Evening star., 1950-03-15
HELP WOMEN (conto

COOK, colored. 8 days. No Sunday;
a:m.-a pm. References. Box
1861, Star --17
DEMONSTRATORS-Exp. to work in
local department stores. demonstrat-
ing new type vegetable shredder;
3 pm OR, 4i76. |i5
FASHION ARTIST, for free-lance
work. Must rank with the best in
town Apply Mr.. Linkins, KAL,
,EdRLICH & MERRICK, 3l4 Star
FOUNTAIN GIRL, white. young and
eXper. Good salary. 5l6 Forest Glen
rd.. Silver Spring, Md. IL
FOUNTAIN GIRLS, white; good hours,
STORE, 473o 18th 14i' tn St. NV, GE.
dining rm. Apply between 10 and
Hostess, HOTEL ANNAPOLIS, lIth
MANAGER for Silver Spring candy
store; experienced; begin last week
NURSE: GRADUATE. for doctors Of
nee. nee Apply in person. 1925 N; H,
oTFiCE MANAGERS ASSISTANT -
In property manaeement firm; re-
ceipt of rentals, payroll, some typ
ns tn stp9f dav POSITION @sak sae Slao
exrer.. references. Box 104-A. Star
SEAMSTRESS, experienced, for bet
ter clientele. Permanent position
Excellent salary. Apply at once, l01 8
sALESLADY, experienced in millinery.
JEAN MAToU, 1149 Conn. ave.
sALESLADIEs, experienced, children's
wear, full or part time. Apply
ESTHER SHOP, J@25 F st. NV. -l6
SALESLADIES, Millinery and ready
to wear; experienced only need
apply; excellent salary; steady posi-
Evening star., 1950-03-15
SITUATIONS WOMEN

BABY sITTER-coileee graduate,
mother, desires baby sitting duties
regularly for one or two families
81 an hour and transportation.
oo0K ssssr,sS6is gte' all aFouna restaurant
GRADUATE PRACTICAL NURsE-ao
l yr. hospital exper., wishes position
doctors ofice: please cali RA. 6l1s,
LEGAL SEC, a5, 41s yrs. exper.. type
rs, s.h: 100. desires 5-day pos. Nv.
NEasERY "a asY eoVEBNass ea5sE E s. thoroushly
trained and experienced; fond of
children; best references. Box 3g4-z,
PRACTICAL NURsE-Ayailable April
1st. Young, strong, white, exp, ref.
Speak German and English. Box
PRACTICAL i1 CAL NURSE. aged or invalid,
kind and understanding in senile
PROFESSIONAL MODEL. "a. college,
yersat,, desires perm. position in Of
fee, prefer public contact. Full time
with 2 variable sched. or am. and
early pm. Reply Box 406-Z. Star.
SECRETARY to executive. Cultural
atmosphere important. College, legal
and brs. exp: 5-day wk. OR. 1885.
21s
sEC.-STENO. exper.. college refs.
energetic. reliable, wants perm. posi-
Ter II snsll 9ace vp.sI u s;1se2 hs.
part time work at home or office.
vi $3.50. IT,
TYPING WANTED-Address en-
yelopes, etc. Pick up and delivery
Yo1jNeev at LADY desires position io as
figures, knowledge OF some of.
machs. DE. 3969.
Evening star., 1950-03-15
TRAVEL AND EARN
HELP DOMESTIC

COOK, g.h.w exp; live in; must like
chlldren;, S27 wk. OIL. 1887. lis
COOK, g.h.w., colored, must be ex-
6et6 6eens ana cpof yS2 to live i've IN py Eth bedrm
Sunday off. Location: suburbs. Man,
wife and , younG children in family.
$50 per week. Must be consndable
honest and Al person, Please do
not apply unless qualified. Box
COOK. plain, light gh.w,, cleo. dish
washer; no laundry; capable. refined
and loyal. Live in. 500 a month
References. ST. ALI tin pm. i s
COOK, exper., fancy; clean apt. :;
6G dinna1 ehidren' 81 ds,. no lsund; nd THROUGH
COOK-Willing to live in. Call after
u am: WO. 334l, or in person at
3o'9 Williamsburg lane, off Porter
cooK-G.Hw., live in, good. perm. s
colored. who likes children; upstairs
rm;, ard bath; every other Sun.
and Thurs. afternoons off: coed
salery. JE. 3-S215. IF
COOK, G.H:W.-Must be exp. local
sel5: sa5 TA! TRa!! 91sIt ST. Stay : nishts hts yk'
FAIRFAX SAB. IT
COOK. G.H.W. Young married
couple with child; mod. kit; live in;
Gp eToef; sA6ad and refs req NV. section.
CoGPLE;' live in; family with With .
children; upstairs quarters; state
exper.;, salary expected: refs. rec;
Bethesda. Box 456-A, Star. is
GENERAL HOUsEwoRKER, plain
feGkns fefs Req fosa sa Of Tk chdrIn ea cH live g
G.H.W-Plain cookins. fv Iiveein. in, recent ecpla
local reference required. Call OR.
G.H.W.-Live in; auto. washing ma
sa5 sa!ne; week: tond EN- Of 5444 CHILDREN; exDer
G.HW., 0 to pm, stay late /
cooking $3.50 SIS w VIZ. Nro"lsaSa no ea.tsre ei
must be neat. reliable girl. 1921
G.H.W.oGo5oD" J" PLLA1N COOK. doctors
home, must live in. pleasant sur
dren IA. 24::4. IL
G;H.W. and take care of children,
school age, working mother. OV.
G.H.W.. white; live in; care OF 2
refs. WI. gO74. -i5
G.H.W-Laundry for two: p day
lhpfS'; l:Fn s1 aitsInate tasIIn9aate Suns no nights:
G.H.W.-Cook, live in, lovely upstairs
room; no laundry; exper.; refs; good
salary. OR. 7O46, I'D
G.H.W. and cook, experienced only.
references; live in, downtown: S25
G GH.W.-CooKING, for small adult
family, in town. refs required, good
G.H.W., PLAIN COOK. colored live
in; S27 wk.; Bendix. electric dish
washer; refs. req. EN-. .1449. -16
GIRL, live in, light g.h.w., for small
family, no laundry, salary, care for
! child; daytime. UN. S342. -I6
MAID, bet. 30-4Q, to do g.h.w. and
laundry; Must be fond Of children.
City ref. req AK. 1855. -I7
NURSEMAID-5 afternoons. 2 to 6.
Two nights and alternate Suns; SIS.
WOMAN, colored, o5 to 40, not over
size 16 uniform: 3 in family;
domestic work; live in: $50 per Fk..
work; care OF , school Children
and g.h.w.: refs. RA. 9163 after i,
RELIABLE, INEXPERIENCED GIRL
-To live in and help with gh.w..
small family, country home. Fair
HoUsEKEEPER- COOK: live in; good
experience and proved responsibility
required; professional coupe; :
small children; Suburban MARYLAND; !;
good salary. Write BOX 455-A, Star.
Evening star., 1950-03-15
SITUATIONS MEN.
BUTLER-CHAUFFEUR. handvman *

BUTLER-CHAUFFEUR. handyman, ex-
celent cock, specializing in pastry
seeks suitable position. Exper., ex-
cellent refs. Please call Elk. $3.50,
Exten. 2l51 or AD $40.
coNsT. SUPT.-Forced to give up
road Job because OF sickness al
home; desires position in Washing
ton driving area; 35 yrs. experience.
II years running work. Capable of
na,1din nandiing any type Of construction.
be arranged; 8 years with last en-
ployer: would consider general car
penter foreman. Call Hillside 1914,
evenings preferred. 49,
DENTIsT-Reoently arrived in this
y experienced; desires fun or part
ELEVATOR OPERATOR, colored. Ii
Gensed; Ger desires job in hotel or apt
ENGINEER, 5th class, colored, veter-
boiler, oil burners and hand fired,
wants shift, II pm. to z am. VI.
49S2 after 5 pm.
ready; write THOMAS ATHANAs-
NAN, colored, would like Job as ciauf-
fs,rn ffsur and houssman in or out OF
OPTICAL SURFACE GRINDER, re-
liable, experienced foreman, desires
ppssit5on; ppsa sta available Immediately; Box
PAiNTiNeG. Ga pAPERHANG1NG, full
equipment, day or Job. reasona BILE.
ef1eient. reliable. RA. 6o55. Is.
PART-TiME WORK, afternoons or
evenings; local college student would
Sat; can drive. Cali Warfieid 1855.
PATENT APPLICATION or amend
ment work. on piece-work basis by
one qualified and CAPABLE Of doing
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years experience, with Weather Bu-
reau; neat, fast worker, also has
seme art expsrience. WA. 253l. 16"
SALES ENGINEER or related fields.
in electro mech. industry. Procure
ment and account. exper with Fed.
Govt, Age IA. Box 265-z, Star. -
RETIRED MAN wants Job as watch
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contracts SO. Married. Wash. res.
Home owner. Also lie. pilot, 5000
hours. Box 34s-z, Star. Is.
search and sales. Young married
man with B. s. and M. s. degrees
seeks position in trade. assn. OF pub.
rels tions. DU. 0625. Sssgs
RESERVE ARMY OFFICER being re-
leased March 81 under Economy
Proerarn. desires association with
/. firm jim sales or administration. Five
wears expert PUBLIC relations and
I sales experience, college background,
married, Protest, age 80, foreign
assignment no barrier. Train further
( own expense If necessary. Salary
open: Opportunity paramount. Box
417-Y, Star. -I6