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Arizona sun., 1952-05-16


nominated James Buchanan of
Pennsylvania, for president, and
John c., Breckenridge of Kentucky,
for vice president. 1t adopted the
Strict Constructionist platform of
former conventions. Added to it
was a condemnation of Know
Nothingism, and approval of the
Kansas-Nebraska Bill and the sub
stitution of Squatter Sovereignty
for the Missouri Compromise.
The new Republican party met
at Philadelphia June, 1856, and
nominated John C. Fremont for
president. This Convention of dele
gates assembled in pursuance of
a call addressed to the people of
the United States, without regard
to past political differences or di-
visions, who were opposed to the
repeal of the Missouri Compromise,
to the Policy of the then present
administration, to the extension of
slavery into free territory and
those who were in favor of re-
storing the action of the Federal
Government to the principles of
Washington and Jefferson.
The following excerpts were
from the Republican Platform of
1856:
Resolved: That the mainten-
ance of the principles stated in the
Declaration of Independence and
in the Federal Constitution is es-
sential to the preservation of our
Republican institutions, and that
the Federal Constitution and the
rights of the states shall be pre-
served.
Resolved: That we deny the
authority of Congress Legis-
iature or any association of indi-
viduals to give legal existence to
slavery in the United States
while the present Constitution shall
be maintained. That the Constitu-
ton gives to Congress power to
prohibit barbarism, polygomy and
slavery.
"Resolved: That. Kansas should
be Immediately admitted to the
Union as a state with her present
free Constitution . . that the plea
that might makes right was in
every respect unworthy of Ameri-
can diplomacy.
"Resolved: That a railroad to
the Pacific Ocean is impera-
Arizona sun., 1952-05-16
PHOTOGRAPHS
for the
Homemoker

A new thread for home use I'M
sewing the new synthetic fabrics
such as orion, dacron and nylon'
is now appearing on the market,
Made of dacron, it has the same
properties of strength, wear anF
uiek-drying found in the newer
synthetic fabrics, says Helen La
Church, clothing specialist for the
Agricultural Extension Service at
the University Of Arizona. g.
The new thread is reported to
be strong, pliable, shrink resistant
and has a subdued luster. Because
it resists tretching during ewing,
1T eliminates puckering of fabric
and reduces creeping" at the seam
end. Like other synthetic threads
it softens at high temperatures and
instructions on the spool need to
be followed in ironing.
Changing over from cotton OF
euivalent size in machine stitching
reuires no adjustment of tension,
needle or stitch. For hand sewing,
tests indicate that the thread does
not snarl and is easily theraded
through a needle because the
thread cuts clean.
Initial sales of the new thread
will include questionnaireS to OBJ
tain consumers reaction. .
Part of the marigolds, zinnias,
suhfloWerS and other ornamental
flowers you planted for summer
enjoyment may behave like weedss
Any plant out of place is a weed,
and this includes flower plants
that come up so close together that
all the plants in the row can't
develop as they should, says Har4
vey F. Tate, horticulturist for the
Agricultural Extension Service az
the University of Arizona.
He suggests thinning young mar1
igolds, zinnias, coxcomb and other
medium-siZed plants to a distance
of 4 to inches apart. SunfloWers,
tithonia and other large plants
do better when the distance be-
tween plants is at least a foot.
Arizona sun., 1952-05-16


lively demanded by the interests
of the whole country, and that
the Federal Government ought to
render immediate aid in its con-
struction. That appropriations of
Congress for improvement of rivers
and harbors of national character,
required for accommodation and
security of commerce are author
lied by Constitution and justified
by the obligation of government
to protect the lives and property
of it's citizens.
"Resolved: That we invite the
affiliation and cooperation of the
men of all parties, however diff
Arizona sun., 1952-05-16

a%' cine tWel1tn III series Oh III
formative articles OH our
government.)
In 1852 a new political party ap-
peared on the scene when the ques-
ton OF, slavery in the territories,
and its1Hxtension or abolition in
the. ,states was causing sectional
differences~..Many Wings Republi-
cans) and Democrats forsook their
parties and took sides on the ques-
ton of the day. Large numbers of
alien naturalized citizens sided with
the Democrats. Then it was that
a secret fraternity-like party was
formed Its real name and objects
were not revealed = even to its
members, until they reached
high degree in the order; and the
answer of members on being ques-
tened on these subjects was, II
don't know" Thus the popular
name of "KnoW-Nothing" was
given the party. Later, it accepted
the name of the American Party.
It's purpose for being was a fear
of the growing power of the Ro-
man Catholic Church in America,
the sudden influx of aliens, and
the greed and incapacity of natu-
rallied citizens for office It's de-
sign was to oppose easy naturali-
zation of foreigners and to aid the
elections of native born.
The Kansas-Nebraska Bill al
lowed settlers of the territory to
accept or reject slavery at their
own discretion. This act revoked
the Missouri Compromise, the ex-
tension of which forbade slavery
North and West of Missouri. Those
who bitterly opposed this Squatter
Sovereignty of accepting or re-
jecting, formed a new Republican
Party in 1856. In line with the
original FederalistS and Wings, the
new Republicans still held to the
ideals of Protective Tariffs, In
ternal improvements and system
of National Bank Currency. Added
to these principles, they maintain
ed that the Federal Government
had power to control slavery in
the territories.
The American (KnoW-Nothing)
National Convention met at Phila-
delphia in February, 1856, with a
platform declaring that Americans
must rule. America, and that ma
lturalization should only be granted
after twenty-one years residence
and condemned the repeal of the
Missouri Compromise. Hon. Millard
Fillmore was nominated for pres
ident.
The Democratic Convention met
lat Cincinnati in May, 1856, and
Arizona sun., 1952-05-16


fering. from US in other respects,
in support Of the principles herein
declared; and believing. that the
spirit of our institutions, as we'll as
the Constitution of our country.
guarantees liberty of conscience
and equality of rights among citi-
zens."
(To be continued. Next week.
Buchanan'S Administration, Dred
Scott Decision, Secession move
ment.)
Use The Classified Ads
Far 0t1ick Results
Arizona sun., 1952-05-16
The Voice
Of the People
BY Kathryn McCarty

ny NdtHI y III NHOONItJ
(The twelfth in a series of in
formative articles OH our
Evening star., 1952-07-20
ASSISTANT MANAGER

known small loan COM
pany wishes to increase staff; rapid
advancement with future; salary and
car allowance. modern employe ben
efits, pleasant surroundings; expert
ence not necessary. Phone JU.
7-5410 or call in person, 7910 Ca.
ave., Silver Spring, Md. -22
Evening star., 1952-07-20
DEALER
DEMONSTRATORS
FULL TIME

AMBITIOUS MEN
~ uem0nstrate nationally advertised
product. 2 years ahead Of ali COM
position. Leads Furnished. Salary
pRoTEcsTiSEap5 pRsssiSa5 TERRITORY
10. 2-0356 after s pm. 81
DElICATEssEN COUNTERMAN, ex-
per1ence not necessary; S-hr. day,
Apply 2643 Conn. ave. till 6 nm.
DELICATEssEN coUNTERMAN. must
have Kosher style experience. Fast
sandwich and salad man. For new
sIsry ss5 0Dfnns ned In .Dio1%.1f AsEanSrla
Apply 4015 So. 2Sth st., Arlington.
DELICATESSEN MAN. exper.. for
Kosher super market. Apply in per-
son. MARINoFF & PRITT. 6235 Ga.
TECHNIC1AN for priv private
ONCE. Good salary for right appli-
can't. State full details Of qualifica-
tons. Box T7-B. Star.
DELIVERY BOY. must have drivers
permit; 5Ha-day , wk.; sxper not
MskET MnfsfsSsaET 5oos sDPss ssnnlns soaMAaDY "a se
DENTAL TECHNICIAN---Apply AMER
ICAN DENTAL LABORATORY, 443
DESK CLERK for small hotel. Hours
8 AMI pm. 2lS4 @ st. NV;
colored: nights; exper
FEDERAL GRILL. q. 8. No. hwy,
Beltsyille: Nd. TO. 1853. 30
work, closed Sundays Apply 10 am.
Monday, DANNY'S STEAK HOUSE,
corner Good Hope I'd. and Naylor
20. Sc.
Evening star., 1952-07-20
TWENTY-FIVE PAGES.
AUCTION SALES (cont. }

Furniture-Attractive brand
new, never used bedroom
suites, including twin suite,
will be sold by public auction
at Williams Auction House,
918 New York ave. this Tues,
July 22nd. Commencing at
2 pm. Fine Seafoam ma
hogany, real cherry, Afri-
clan mahogany, etc. An op-
portunty to buy at auction
prices, really good bedroom
furniture. Also large lot
used furniture of all kinds.
Public inspection Monday 9
am. to 6 pm; Tuesday, 9
am. to Sale Hour. Auction
eers. Phi. Ma. 2679.
Evening star., 1952-07-20
HELP--MEN
DISPATCHER

For service ONCE: permanent; finest
working conditions; air conditioned;
hours 3 pm. to $50 pm. MIR.
MEYER. TU. 1901. -21
DOORMAN-White, experienced; good
working conditions. Apply MR.. MEL
SON, 1886 10th st. NV. -23
CRAFTSMAN, exper. in mechanical
drafting. desired with specific exper.
on machine drawings; numerous
employe BENEFITS and excel. salary.
Call ME. COLA. -23
DRAFTSMAN-Research and develop
ment firm in Alexandria needs a
craftsman for varied and interest
ing work; experience in design and
development helpful; 5-day. 40-hr.
week: salary open. Phone OV. 2177
for appointment. ATLANTIC RE-
SEARCH CORP. 30
CRAFTSMAN - Immediate opening
for young man with engineering or
architectural training for perma-
nent position with local established
industry. Unusual opportunity for
advancement; should own car. Write
fully, stating education, experience
and salary expected, or phone for
interview. Must be able to furnish
excellent references: AP. 8444
AMERICAN IRON WORKS. INC,
P. o. Box 65, BladenSburg, Md. 30
Evening star., 1952-07-20

5ASSpSRREws 5S BY AIR FORCE :i BASE TX: Ex-
FOREMAN, for second
shift; must, be thorouThly experi-
enced in all phases; salary opsn;
Apply in person only: PRINTERS
F1NIsHING AND BINDING Co.
BoSOoKkEEPER. SoH KEEPER Eek experienced, double
entry. permanent. State experience
and salary expected. Box Abb.
BOOKKEEPER. on full-charge basis;
salary open; prefer. man with suf-
ssnt S S ean5s 6fcEs59gns Norena nao Tao
at the ESQ SERVICE STATION
BLDG, in Annandale, Va. -25
BRICKLAfERS (S), good glaze tile
men: Report Monday morning at
LeeSburg Le 81 IE,-Ih pike and Haycock Td,,
BkhCkiAYERsNFirst-class sft5f Ln1Eia; VII mechan-
les needed for lge. veterans hospi-
tai job in Cincinnati, Ohio. Apply
ANCHOR FIREPRooFING CO., Mr..
sMfIDozER Mftz; RE; 1922; oPIfRAroR. exoerienced e
only only: with car; excellent wages. ST.
BUTCHER, exper.. reliable. sober:
good salary for right man. Apply
in person, HILLTOP MARKET
fDGs store', 56o7 Ga. ave. ny,
BUTCHER, reliable man; good pay.
steady job. SCalI ia. 9535 on Sum
BUTCHER. experienced journeynnan
meatcutter; union, scale. plus COM
ss,es oenfS phSne MR cHR1so e0s;i Il
BUTCHER-Fairly experienced mea.
cutter and merchandiser, better
sHsr..s than sveTsss lob dSr bsstss Ssgrihs ths
C2Nv,yAssEeEs,s Nv ieiSss'a to make appointf1ef,ts
for our outside sales force: gene
erous salary, plus high commission;
no selling. Mr.. KING. ~. S-1612.
cANyAssERs, c house 70 house. men;
sssp sss4 or efa. iis'ei MoY5 fia L ax:.
CARPENTER. experienced. ahiss to.
day or Tuesday. 1900 Porter ave,
suitland. Nd. MR.. POPE 21
CARPENTER, fully familiar With
home Improvement and able 70 han-l
ing age and experience Box gS-B.
caaRiSPPENTER-For saturdays to s at
locks on doors. CO. 1575. 30
steady work. good
wages; .remodeline; must Be able toI
ROBINSON a co. 1916 14th st.
cARPENTERs aisiHi IS osCs)-Expertenced. can
ME; ! so,y ,WyHE1IIMAN. RIA. ss06 o. ); 20.
CSARRPPESNTERs. TiHs 8 or 4 experienced;
good pay. private residential work.
plenty Of work Call LO 1866
between noon and 8 PM. today.
CARPENTERS. 20 exper. men for long
Job. Directions: Out Georgia ave. ex-
roe St.. Tisft to lob sign. 30
CARPENTERS, experienced; 80 houses
being built. Apply Mon. morning
to Mr.. White, Rosemary Hills. on
EaSt-West hwy, between Bethesda
and Silver Spring: H. J. KORzEN-
DORFER CO.. INC.
CARPENTERS, must be thoroughly
exper., all-around mechanics. Top
wages; 6-day wk. Can 10. 9-s696I
between z and 10 pm. Sun.
Evening star., 1952-07-20
ENGINEERS
DESIGNERS
CRAFTSMEN
FOR
SIKORSKY
HELICOPTERS
Here's the
Opportunity
of a Lifetime!

Sikorsky Aircraft-the FORE
most designer. developer
and manufacturer of hell
copters-has recently ex-
panded its plant by
one-third. This was nee
eSsary for two reasons, (1)
to increase production of
the latest type combat
proved helicopters, and
(2) to expand it's research
and development program.
Because of the variety Of
engineering problems in
this newest of all branches
OF aviation, the work is both
exciting and challenging.
Here's your chance to work
with the top men in your
profeSSion-men who made
the first practical hell
copter. Right now we need
engineers, designers and
craftsmen who want to
pioneer in new and inter-
esting work with a young.
progressive organization.
Evening star., 1952-07-20
PROPOSALS

GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRA-
IION,- Public Buildings Service,
Washington. D. c., July Is, l952.-
Sealed bids in duplicate for a COM
plete passenger elevator, etc. in the
Apartment Building Building No.
2Ol at the National Institutes Of
Health. at. Bethesda. Maryland. will
be received until 100 pm, Eastern
Standard Time, on August 12, 1852,
in Room No. G-341-B. General Serv-
ices Building. Washington 25, D. c..
and then publicly opened in Room
No, G-341-D. Bid guarantee is re-
Quired If the amount of the con-
tract exceeds So 900, U. S. Standard
Form No. 23. Construction Contract.
payment bonds will be required.
Upon request one set Of Prebid Docu-
ments and two sets of drawings and
specifications will be supplied with
out charge to each general contrac-
tor interested in bidding on the COM
plete project, all Of which must be
returned. Upon request and in the
discretion of the undersigned one set
of drawings and specifications. will be
furnished to builders exchanges,
chambers of commerce and other
similar organisations. with the un-
derstanding that the set will be re-
tanned on their premises and made
available for inspection by any in
terested Sub-contractor or material
firm. Bidding material may be OBJ
tanned at Room No. 1904. General
Services Building, 10th and F
Streets Street EW MsshingfSn Iad r. D. c.
5sS7. ". E. REYNOLDS, iiHH commisl
sioner of Public BUILDINGS Service,
General Services Administration.
jy19,20,21
Evening star., 1952-07-20

BRING THOSE SPOTS you thought
so tragic.
Watch our expert work his magicl
exquisite" the Dye Work Specialist,
GE, 97T7.
SUEDE COATS, jackets and leather,
too-we dye, we clean and We renew.
EXQUISITE" the Dye Work Specialist,
GE. 9771.
FADING? Don't discard it'll
Let us color-guard it!
Our experts will renew It'll
Come and watch US do It'll
EXQUISITE" the Dye Work Specialist,
Evening star., 1952-07-20
HELP MEN

college graduate some
ONCE experience. Manager small 9c-
counting department; knowledge
Z Govt. contracts. taxes. nnanceSs
able to meet and talk to pe0ple.
Opportunity assistant treasurer in
business administration Of young
growing corporation. Send complete
resume; salary ST. 900 up; age ?5-
35. Box 364-B. Star. -2i
ACCOUNTANT, ir., for position with
CPA, with promising future: please
state education, exp, aDe ana be-
ginning salary expected. BOX 27S-B.
Star. FL Il
Cnsurance Business).
male, 30-35. Complete charge ac-
counting and billing dept. pernia-
nent position with established COM
pany. Accounting degree and min
imum 2 yrs. experience, or 5 yrs.
accounting experience required. State
salary expected. Box 4S-B, Star.
ACCOUNTANT. e1-so, recent ac-
counting graduate or adv. student
preferred. Excel. opportunity for
advancement In large progressive
CO. Starting salary approx. $3.50
mo-. Call MR.. WEYANT, at NE.
ACCOUNTANT, JR.--Needed by es-
tablished growing C.P. A. firm. Ex-
cellent opportunity for advance
ment. Reply in own Handwriting
giving qualifications. Box 295-B.
star,
Evening star., 1952-07-20
HELp-MEN

CARPET LAYER, 1st-class mechanic
only: steady job. SANITARY RUG
CLEANING CO., 106 Indian ave.
W., DI. 0356.
CASHIER-Part time. to accept cash
payments and interview customers
for credits Excellent opportunity for
employed person to supplement their
present income. Convenient NV. To-
cation. Hours 6 to 8. Apply Mr.
TAMSON, Accounting Of1ces. 1907
H st. ne.
CASHIER AND FOOD CHECKER,
young man over 21. his. grad. good
ref. hrs. pm. to l am; eXper.
helpful but not necessary, oppor. TO
learn restaurant business. BOX
95-B. Star. 80
CASHIER -BOOKKEEPER (2) Full
time positions open in large retail
appliance chain. Ability to prepare
bank deposits. sales reports and in
terview customers for credit. Con-
yenient downtown and Sc. openings.
Apply Mr.. TAMSON, Accounting Of
fees. 1907 H st. ne.
CHEF COOK - White. to take full
charge Of the kitchen. know food
cost and prepare menu. Reference
required: Salary $125 a week and
commission. Apply ROMA RESTAU-
RANT, IA 10 Conn, ave
Evening star., 1952-07-20

opportunity for ex-
perienced cook or kitchen helper to
live. in Florida. This position is
hotel in Saint Augustine. the o na-
tion's Oldest city. We have need
tired Of the pressure of big city
living: Duties would require assist
ing the chef. preparing vegetables.
relief and light range cooking. We
Will pay one hundred dollars q
month and complete maintenance.
with VACATION in the summer.
gustine. Florida, for interview.
COOK, end, white; pleasant working
condS.; rm.. board and laundry.
plus salary. Apply in person, MA
SONIC AND EASTERN STAR HONE.
5000 New Hamp. ave. ne. Do not
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LUNCH,
4726 14th st. NV. $40 per wk., 8
Observation-Disclosures restau-
rant good pay, good hrs. Cali at
COUNTERMAN, white. exper., neat
ana reliable. D. C. DINER, Vermont
aT ave. and and L st. NV, ME. 1924 or
Evening star., 1952-07-20

DRIVER, white. for nursery. 2 to
S;30 am. Takoma Park, JU; 2
DRIvER-white. 1886. to work for
leading wholesale frozen food dis
tfibutor. Must know city and su-
burbs and have good. driving record.
Apply Ais 10th st. s.w. No phone
calls. -26
DRIVER, white for established dry
CLEANERS. 5o3 Kennedy st. NV.
DRIVER. COLORED-Reliable, local
reference. Call HO. 1011.
DRIVER to learn auto parts business;
must know city; D. G.. permit essen
tial. AUTO EQUIPMENT CO., AID
300, -21
DRIVERS. good earnings, pleasant
in all cabs; full or part time. 903
N. Glebe rd., Arlington. -21
DRIVERS (white), for lge. wholesale
house: 5-day wk., vac, etc. Apply
112l 9th st. NV.
DRIVERS WANTED-Very good and
steady job; For information call
DRIVER-PORTER. colored; full time,
MR.. STEINBERG, 10. $4,000. --2O
DRIVER SALESMAN, white, must be
capable OF maintaining and promot-
ing est. dry cleaning route: good
guaranteed sal; room for advance
ment. 10. 5-313l for interview;
DRIVERS. SToCKMEN - Retail IL
RED men preferred. SPAR Ii.
QUORS. 3916 South Capitol st.
DRUG CLERK: T., permanent en-
hour week, no Sundays. Apply 2.
D. Gilman. 627 Penna. ave. NV.
ELECTRICIAN; exper.: D. C. license;
pesns7 pesmi JOB; H1 su soSd Gdoo pay. Call ~
ELECTRICIAN - Licensed: handle
new Installation for i've branches
tail flrm. Must agree to assume
sales work during slack periods.
Company benefits incl. hospitaliza-
SdaRs fS nsursnce sscents paid ysfs.tHp aHanFS ans
CO.. 18th and H sts. ne. Phone Ii.
ENG'R. - For estab.
mech. contracting firm, would pre-
fer man with estimating exper.;
excellent salary to qualified man.
STEWART BAINUM CO., GE. O437.
and experienced help
ers, for new construction. HARPER
ELECTRIC SERVICE, Ii. 3-5737.
ENGINEERS and tech
nicians-Openings for electronic
engineers and technicians with
. small company engaged in design
and production of electronic equip
02nnf and 6AId
Apply 104 West Jefferson St. Falls
Church, Va. phone .IE. BIOL -Hl
Evening star., 1952-07-20
& RESEARCH CORP,
RIvERDALE. MD. WA. 4444
INTERVIEWS MoN.-sAT.. SO

AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC = Expert
enced with Chrysler products by
De oto-Plymouth Dealer In Bethesda.
= permanent position, with excel. op-
portunity for high earnings; $3.50
pay plan with weekly guarantee,
paid holidays and vacation, insur-
ance and disqualification benefits.
Cali Mr.. Funk, OIL. 1000.
AUTO MECHANIC, must be exper.; 1;
excel. salary and hours; company
benefits; 1st-class shop; refs. re-
quired. Apply MANHATTAN AUTO
KAISER-FRAZER. INC, 1705 Ttn
st. NV. -22
AUTO MECHANIC. must be 1st class;
5-day wk.; top salary, holidays with
pay: group insurance. Apply MR..
HAMILTON, 1241 9th st. ne. 80
AUTO Opportunity for
exper. mechanic to make money on
$3.50 basis. Plenty Of work, clean
shop; 5lz-day week. Studebaker
exper. helpful. See Mr.. Krobath,
AMERICAN SERVICE CENTER.
AUTO MECHANIC, top pay for good
man. paid vacations and holidays.
109 3rd. st. ne. Modern shop.
- -3A
Evening star., 1952-07-20

When ansneYtn0 ADVERTISEMENT
addressed to Star bores, do NOT
tnclose original references, photo
graphs or other materials OF per-
sonGI U1lue. Copies serpe the pur.
pose and originals may Get lost.
Evening star., 1952-07-20
SPECIAL NOTICES

I WILL NOT be responsible for any
debts contracted by anyone other
than myself. LESLIE L. EVANS, jr..
75 r street NV.
BUILDER-Custom- built rambler or
other type home, licensed in D: G..
MARYLAND and vifginia; PENN
HOME IMPRoyEEMENT sE Mt CO.. dU.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
depts contracted by any one other
than myself. ERNEST A. RECORD,
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts contracted by anyone but
myself. LEONARD DE LUCIA, 44O6
10th ST.. Mt. Rainier. Md; 20s
ALL EXPENSE TOURS-Atlantic City,
S24.3I: New York. Hyde Park, West
Point, $45.25 up; New York-Atlantic
City, S5329 up. Ma. 5535. q"
WE WILL ADVANCE the cash to re-
deem diamonds, ETC.. pledged else
where and renew same at 1% per
month, LIVINGSTON & CO.. 1423 II
- st. NV, Only licensed and bonded
y loan ofice in Washington. Guaran-
teen highest loans -
rGOATS' MILK
Evening star., 1952-07-20

Zed l.. williams & Zed L. Williams, -Jr.
Auctioneers and Appraisers.
High grade brand-new, never
used bedroom suites, cherry,
Seafoam mahogany and
African mahogany, Seafoam
in twin beds and in double
bed styles, really nice furni-
ture. Also new table lamps,
new mahog. corner cup
board, new innerspring mat
tresses and box springs, new
genuine leather top coffee
table. Also very good used
furniture of various kind,
including sofas, chairs beds,
breakfast set, gas cook
range, floor lamps, etc.
Evening star., 1952-07-20
You'll Find at
Sikorsky Aircraft

"a company with large and
important orders
an engineering staff of ex.
ceptionally high caliber
AN organization that Is
young enough to have a
spirit of mutual co-opera-
tion
"a friendly atmosphere
.unduplicated research and
testing facilities
"a respect for and interest
in new ideas
Evening star., 1952-07-20

AUTO SERVICE MANAGER for sub
urban Ford dealer to manage me-
chanical and body shop with SO, 900
monthly potential. Must be able
to diagnose trouble and estimate
wreck Jobs. A. great opportunity, for
Ford organizstion in one Of the
fastestgr owing communities in the
U. S. See Mr.. Erwin. ERWIN FORD
co, Lee hwy; and Chain B5idse
SERVICE SALESMAN,
to assist service manager by De Soto
Plymouth Dealer in Bethesda. Excel.
service-repair business. Permanent
talization benefits. Call Mr.. Patter-
son, OIL. 1000, for interview.
SHOP FOREMAN.
There is in the Wash. area a man
now working as service salesman or
shop foreman who has good back
ical exper. especially with Chrysler
products. This man wants to- in
crease his earnings and opportunities.
Our proposition is excel, top salary,
paid vacation holidays, well-equipped
GSp coIns sn0p pANAcos ezce5 Pfs0Rne MoTos Zee co
INC, Chrysler-Plymouth. 170s Good
Hope rd. s.e. 30
AUTO SHOP FoREMAN-Permanent
position for reliable. sober, fully
exper. man, capable of complete
control of well equipped shop; Stu
debaker ,exper. preferred. See Mr.
Kroyath, AMERICAN SERVICE
CENTER, Stnnddebaker dealers. Arl..
AUTO TRUCK MECHANIC-Must be
experienced on trucks; good work
ing cond.: 45-hr. wk.: first shift.
z a.rn.-3 pm: second shift. 2 pm
10 p.m.; disqualification, insurance.
vacation: steady work; good chance
for advancement. Call DE. 6961.