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CLERK

- " ~o' toE general once
lege education, with knowledge OF
typing and calculating required
Position offers good starting pay
WIN increases as earned. 40-hr. wk.
paid vacation, insurance program
retirement plan. Pleasant working
S.571s bet. s and M 40 HSt' eau = -
CLERK-TYPIST-We like to work in
psGisa pleasant nsoS1r s11rroq4nrdings' ing with con;
are friendly and dependable. and and
under 35. come in bet. $40 and
4:30 and talk to us. Knowl. of typ @
desired. but speed not import. These
are aIevips permanent man Positions. Our en-
Vacation and sick leave dement's.
Our company cafeteria is run on a
non-profit basis. and employees re-
ceiye excellent food at low cost.
Apply Room 800, personnel once,
EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
CLERK-TYPfST. for insurance ONCE;
wk; to start. Apply 500 Victor Bldg.
cLEkKttTFYiPs1sfT;." f;"' white. under 70 s5,
for permanent, position. with insur-
Sasatipn; Conn ave retireYe1t BEN benefits 1S$S
- Bethesda area,
high school grad. under IS. insu-
rance ofice; 20-hour week; good
pay: Oh: 4-3434. IS
CLERk-TYPIST-Excel. oppor. for q
nent position: having q variation
Of duties: 5A-day wk, CON
DITIONED OFFICE. Apply in per
son only. Miss Lee. GATEWAY
FINANCE CO., 743S Wis. ave, Be
thesda, Md.
capped preferred;. statistical typine
and record keeping, in bookkeeping
office. Neatness and accuracy es-
sential. 5-day wk., good workine
conditions. Apply 1918 New Hamp
ave. NV. (21st and M n.w.) 8 to IL
m. Monday through Friday. 3
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COLORED WOMEN, over 30 yrs. for
soda fountain work; honest. reliable
ref. required; no exper.. nee: Must
MENr MEN PHARMACY. M vLse iboi i' x stu st. NV
Evening star., 1953-05-05

RETIRED? TO WHAT?
If you have plenty. of drive and
want to make $4,000 to $1,000 and
will work for it. get into real
estate with US, We need a live,
mature man to help people find
their homes. No guarantees, but
man.
Call Mr.. Forward, JU. 9-5652
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statesmen (3)
CAREER MEN
$4,000 CALDER

AS a national research organization,
expanding at the present time, we
have 3 openings for men to be
trained for an executive future.
We will take the responsibility for
per week after preliminary training.
Fed arFanEed S1eH' before calling. nnSo'gaSS Draw
against earned commission. Phone
PERSONNEL MANAGER, Republic
7-691l. for appointment. --6
SALES POSITION, for intelligent col
ffd d n men not afraid 3 to SvS work Iasdt the
free Cali for a0T fnterview Me S'h9S fSS5 S9h St5
st. NV, by appt. only. DE. 2-6@s6,
SEAT COVER INSTALLATION MAN;
PstF Psht msn See MP put EDWARDS WA sFaf IT
TIRES, INC in Arlington. va.
SERVICE : STATION Attendant
Full time, good working conditions,
i0b ADby PS4fse MAIcoLs ans Esso sfR1e
SERVICE sTATioN ATTENDANT. as
sistant, manager, white. .25 to As:
must be reliable and industrious.
plus comm and vacation. BARRON'S
SUNOCO SERVICE STATION, wis
consin ave. and River rd. NV. IS
SERVICE STATION MAN. capable Of
doing light mechanical work; must
have own tools: good salary and
commission. WILLOUGHBY'S ESQ
SERVICE STATION SHIFT MAN
AGER; capable of running a shift:
must have exper. Good hrs. and
working conds. Apply no r.. l.
ave, ne III
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SITUATIONS WOMEN

ACCOUNTANTS bkkprs., secys. typ.
lists, PIX ops, cashiers, many others.
Call ATLAS AGENCY, RE. 7-5767.
LADY STEEL highly recommends her
household: wages about si75 mo:
Free end Of July; Apply MISS
~TIS ~WoELLMs; dSvH Ho 2ss99o1s. .u,-.n5.a IS
or ' temp: eH refs. TtiA IA. 9-45a7.
PRAC. NURSE. or nurse aide, colored:
PRACTICAL NURSE = Companion.
free to travel. References. TIE.
sGCREEfifiARY. IL years experience;
Oheep typns; desires s0rs responsible position.
SECY.- -STENO. specialist ensnr. and
law; .heavy experience. Salary $50.
TYPING done in one day. any form
necessary at q reasonable rate. wiz
gG. g1fk 7u5415 up sha aftef er'Ser pm r'eaSe gan
TYPING at home; manuscripts, the.
ses, etc: reasonable. Call ia. 7-g043
Tying ilpir DC DONE At HOME: reason
,nI able; en- IL II; 4.;p 4;797o; .s,u.. q, 3
SsII stoTe ms maid. dGoa dry cleaners clerk ref.
cGofhtoRIEHD GfhtI IH Girl, ia.'E; Experienced. reliable.
neat. wants job. short order cool. or
COLORED GIRL. beauty operator. de.
sires she5 position iT aaSs as operator in beauty
WOMEN, colored, desire night once
cleaning or restaurant work: any
kind. MRS. DICKEY. 91s lst st: Sc.
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MAN WITH CAP

White, 21-40. willing to be taught
tech. service route work; perm. work.
good salary. paid vacation; car al
lowance, gas and oil furn. Apply
8 am. to 5 pm. 1854 NJ st. NV.
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SERVICE STATION MGR.
operator wanted to take
complete charge OF recently mod
erniZed service station; grand OPEN
Ing soon. Good guaranteed salary
and profit sharing deal. Hospitali-
cation, insurance and uniform CO.
Individual capable Of assuming full
responsibility will be considered
Here is an opportunity to run your
own business without risk or in
vestment. Write Box 71-G. Star.
giving complete BACKGROUND in
cluding age. religion, marital status
and education. s
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AGENTS

EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
RE. 7-0206 Experienced eh.w.,
daywkrs;. mattresses. hotel maids.
open days per week. d
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I'll U 81. N. w. %
ing; to work 2-1o pm, 6-day week,
work Sundays. 44OO Macarthur
blvd. EN-. 2-2345.
FOUNTAIN GIRL, colored. for Sc.
drugstore: $40 week to start; 81
pm. Desire steady, honest, reliable
worker with long D. c. ref. 1859
F6TSTafN 6tSSa%f aVSi G1sf. IL. white. 3 ewes. a
S.nfs Wsek to 10. a1d SoErSn ESEs Sf sun s.
ma macy ND. 5s1e z5asSG' Nsw Hampshire aye
HOUSEKEEPER. to care for roomine
sosSoa s0SSe x5 J1 7ei4. m i%a ewes. SALARY III "a
training to index magazine contents.
Good typist. Permanent. Very de-
Sirable position. Give full resume
With small, good photograph. Box
JUNIOR 0saiL SALES CLERK. neat sp-
pearing. interested in specially shop
work: 5-day week. Pleasant sur
roundings and benefits. PECK &
PECK, 44S1 Conn. ave. NV" EN-.
MAID. colored. theatrical guest
house. Young; attrac. and light
skin. Meals, live in. MA. S-39S4
for appts.. 8 pm. It'll 10 pm. -
MA,NIiGUFIsT c,siSs snstv expsT1encsd for *
MARKERS-SORTERS, to work in
clean, modern laundry; 5-day WIKI;
highest pay in town: apply in per-
son, STERLING LAUNDRY. 1921
27th st. NV. -5
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PART-TIME

We are looking for ambitious and
neat-appearing women Of good char
Academy Award jewelry. on the par
ty plan basis Of selling. This Is q
nice chance to meet people and have
lot of fun. You are not tied down
by any detailed work. such as COL
lecting or delivering merchandise.
would result in approximately SIS
income. If interested. write Box
Evening star., 1953-05-05
HELP-WOMEN
SAI,ESI,ADIES

colored, experience
necessary. MIDWAY DRUGS, 1901
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DANCE TEACHERS

DENTAL ASST.-Exper. not neces-
sary; knowl.. of tipping essential. o.
day wk. Call in am. DI. 7-5S70.
DENTAL ASST.-Exper. pref, but not
sssent.; 20 to 35: high school educ !:
live in Alex. area. King 9-5300. IS
DOLL REPAIRER. physically handi-
capped only. Good eyesight, high
finger dexterity. artistic. style sense,
l!d6 llght sitting E work qis no lifting, apply
New Hamp. ave. NV. (21st and M
n.W) 8 to IL am. Mon. thru Fri.
DRUG AND COSMETIC CLERK white
only. part time: only exper. need
apply. Call MR.. WITT. RA. 3-7445.
TEACHERS, part time and
substitute. Apply to BERLITZ
SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, $50 18th
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MEN WANTED
SALES AND SERVICE

SALES AND SERVICE
II you are between the ages Of 25
and so, have car, can furnish
references and interested In earning
opportunities of S125 to $3.50 per
week, we would like personal
interview with you.
The nature of our business requires
presence of your wife. Please under
specific purpose Of profitable en-
ployment. To arrange for personal
interview, call this evening, z to 8
pm. Mr.. Prettyman, at OV. 3-1455.
YOUNG MAN, colored, to work in
pawnbrokers' exchange. Refs. req.
Call in person, 523 4th st. s.w.-
YOUNG MAN, for pickup and de-
knowledge Of D. c. and surround
see as sfeas M BucseG q e PPaRkwEY PsEmkt squjESd Mo
YOUNG MAN. strong. Shipping, gen.
ACME BiNDERY CO. iaoS 18th St.
YOUNG MAN. high school graduate.
alert dependable, to act as errand
boy and office helper: must have own
car; salary open; mileage on car:
permanent lob. Call OV: 3-1320 for
sRPGeSReps sRSReH eoRR Afe2andris. MThS FE Ha
YOUNG MAN, 2O-35. draft-exempt
college graduate. or attending col
lege at night, working toward a de-
gree in business administration, no
experience necessary. This is a
newly created position. and will
eventually. lead to administrative
work. Salary depends upon educa-
ton and other qualifications. Apply
Rfn. 800, personnel office. SIG 14th
st. NV. -
YOUNG MAN as assistant to institu-
tional sales manager; must have
good personality and be willing
worker; salary. $50 per week while
in training: position permanent
with excel. chance for advancement.
Apply AIS 10th st. s.w. See MR..
JR. SALESMAN. age 21-29, to stock
and. rotate merchandise in super
markets; must have auto; auto
mileage paid: S60.32 for 5-day
week. Apply KEEBLER-W -WEYL BAK-
ING CO. -420 Swami ave, Alex,
Va to q m "A
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HELP-MEN

MEN. white. good at figures for
large wholesale distributor: excel
oppor.; vacation. benefits. etc; s.
day y, wk; Apply 2nd fl. ONCE 1l2l
MEN, white. for stockroom of large
magazine distributors. 5-day, wk..
vacation. benefits, etc. Apply to
MR.. BLANCHARD. 1121 5th st. NV.
MEN (75), white, to distribute free
soap samples; daily advance; IS per
day; neat appearance. Apply 2 am,
400 New York ave. NV.
MEN C2)-Married with cars; aver
age So per hour taking orders for
Fuller Brush products by appoint
ment. Repeat business plus regular
customers assure you of steady reg
ular income Start on l OF 2-day
trial basis If you wish to prove to
yourself how Fuller Brush dealers
average S10O per week and UP in
pleasant well-paying business; an
experienced man will make calls with
you and train you. If you are in
terested in sure way to raise your
income. apply oil National Press
bldg. 14th and SITS NV. or phone
DI. 7-4477 or DI. 7-349s. -5
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BANK
BOOKKEEPERS
Experience preferred but not essen
tial. 5-day week. Special employe
benefits. Pleasant working condi-
tionS.
APPLY MR.. SCHWEINHAUT
Washington Loan
& Trust Co.
900 F ST. NV.

BEATdcIAN sonsGan sHpeE,snced E. $50 Pus
pleasant surroundings. Call JU.
BEAUTi1cIAN. man or woman. for
esser sakRE safa ayfFafs pAskER ssTnnsf HA n
eTYLIsTS. s4O6 Ga. ave. S. g.. Nd.
BEAUTY OPERATOR colored, rent a
booth or work. Good opportunity.
an!, exDerienced. Alf1sroand, A1paan IN "o%r for
Jules Hair Stylist Maryland Studio,
New Hamp. ave. and Univ. lane. Also
one for Va. Studios; Salary and
S9RmfSIGR SF fji igs 2sayi I'D -56oh 4Ghr. wk: Call
BEAatUfSY 6Pi o6PPiEkAiTioRS Is. must be
experienced. MARCEL. 1924 Conn.
Beauty aaSi wv iopERAroRs-Exper. mo male
or female. Good salary and comm.
S Eg! or r6WSts Be5t s%e BEA1T9 ET5fsPd 1AoE HgST
Beauty HlsGfH's oPEkAToRs. sot1p EXPERIENCED:
BEAuTY oPRR2ToR. PEI e 5edsy s9 vE.. Ss:
f2SS ssSI ,a!sEH s95 iaa St. s0%%lssSa n% o Ms
BEAUTY YA' OPERATOR. specializins
in facial and scalp treatments; s.
day wk; top salary and comm
EMILE, 1921 Conn. ave. -
BEAUTY OPERATOR for our Be-
theSda Salon: 5-day wk.: top salary
and comm. EMILE, 1921 Conn. axe.
BEAUTY OPERATOR; earn S85 to
500 wk.. guarantee plus comm;
no manicuring: steady position: air
cooled. mod. shop. LOUIS CREATIVE
BEAUTY OPERATORS and mani
curist, experienced. top salary and
commission. Apply BEAUTY CEN
TER 1892 Eye st. NV. %
BOOKKEEPER, exper., for interesting
position in pleasant surroundings;
40-hr. wk.; perm. Apply WASHING
TON CATHEDRAL, office 36th St.
and Woodley I'd. NV. Mr.. Thoron.
BoOKKEEPER, with typing exper.
preferred. See Mr.. Pankey. ALEX
ANDRIA NASH, 17O5 Mt. Vernon
BOOKKEEPER-Young lady. expert
enced in restaurant line preferable;
typing necessary. Steady employ
ment: advancement. Apply Box
B0oKkEEPER, i; EHEsPPfE;R exper., for exclusive s
dress shop. Salary open. JOAN
ROBERTS. 100 Conn. at L. %
BOOKKEEPER-T -TYPIST, exper., all
financial statements, bank deposits
and recon-; invoice reg: small In
dustrial organ: permanent: sd, 40
hr. wk.: mr.. Dupont Circle: reply
own handwriting; state age, exp. and
salary REQ. Box 7-E. Star. q
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Evening Star Building


TV BENCH MAN, 5-day wk: best pay.
SLATTERY RADIO CO., 4237 wis
consin ave. NV, WO. 6-441I. -
TV and Radio Serviceman
6. E. SHOP, full time. 10. s-710O. -
WAITER, colored; part time. hours
5 to s weekdays, 1910 to s Sun
days. Call WO. 6-5334 after 12 noon.
%
WAITER MANAGER for LIQUOR res
taurant; best oppor. for exper. man;
as 2ns Tha ans Is to not arraid sooS 5S sssry wHTE
and tins. Must be reliable. COM
MOpORE. 615 D ST. NV. -
WAREHOUSE CHECKER, young man
for regular, permanent employment:
5-dav wk. Apply VALLEY FORGF
DISTRIBUTING CO., 2I46 Queens
Chapel rd. ne. -
WOOL PRESSERS, experienced; high
piece rate, guaranteed weekly salary
Good working conditions. 3100
Rhode Island ave. ne, AID. 2-34S0.
Evening star., 1953-05-05
WRAPPERS

or we will teach; good
salary, free disqualification and va
cation with pay IN Virginia's out
standing supermarket. Apply SHIR.
LEY FOOD STORES office, 403
Swami ave, Alex, Va. %
X-RAY TECHNICIAN, exper., for
radiologist.. Med. Bldg. 51a, day wk.
Typing 1o1ss aeilits pref Good salary
GIRL. white, experienced in dry
steady work. QUALITY HOUSE,
1859 Columbia rd. NV. DU. 7-2341.
IS
GIRLS. white. for shipping room Of
large wholesale distributor: vacation,
position. Apply MIR: DELLETT' 1Is1
5th st. NV. b
GIRLS. white, with some knowledge
ten sts S61E 16Dy S1 nR pEnIEfT PEI PEI
9th st. NV. %
(2J. call charge customers Of
Washington and suburban leading
dept. stores by telephone in your
own home; excel. comm, permanent;
unlim Ph neees; Se,. Write Write. for pumSer inter
Box 464-G, Star. %
LADIES, part-time day or eve; in
hrs, to suit, you, No expr: nee About
S4 hr. Apply 10-2 pm. or 81 IN.
Rm: sol, 11O 14th st. NV: IL
tIoloredl. full or spare time
in hrs. to suit you. Must be ambi-
tious and. dependable and able to
meet public, about SO hr. Apply
Wed. 81 so Pm. 4e4s Deane ave.
LADY, Unemployed. of good person
aIity and fair education. for de-
sireable position with reliable cor
poration. Must be loyal and faith
full to her work and willing to learn
details of company's business. Must
be able to work without boss.
$3,4O0 per year. Box BE Star.
WOMAN, 21 to 40; interesting and
diversified position with national
shopping organization. Must be free
to travel U. S. after training period;
no. exper. necessary; salary and
expenses: Apply in person. Warner
YOUNG LADY, for clerk-typist. in
credit ONCE: Permansnt position.
KAY JEwELRY CO.. sol H st. ne
UynrIHr( TAnv Go dontor'r oR6ca
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HELP-WoAEN
CAsHIER-TYPIsT

Approx. 1s to 35 yrs; exper.; in
teresting work with leading real
estate firm; pleasant working
conds.; 5-day wk.; company bene-
fits.
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1905 H st. NV. For appt. call Mrs.
Farris. MA. S-2345. d
Evening star., 1953-05-05
PART-TIME MAN

To contact home owners, Q or 3 ewes.
per week; our aluminium awnings
mission mis- on 1 guar fS Apply Vad KEYS KEYsToNE So
CO.. 1918 M st. NV. ) to $3.50.
Evening star., 1953-05-05
TYPTST-CT,ERK

Under 20. white, Stock Brokers Or
f1ce. 5-day week, experience not
necessary. accuracy in tipping essen
tial. salary $500 and reply Box 246-
WAITRESSES-White. full or part
time, no Sunday work. Apply in
person. between and 4:30 pm.
POUGET'S RESTAURANT, 3309
Conn. ave. NV. IS
twhite). over 81: day
work, good pay. excel. working con-
ditions. JULES CAFE. 1850 M st.
NV. -
white, experienced. ma
ture woman. Salary $50 for 5 days.
Tips average $50. Apply SHIRLING-
TON DEL1CATESSEN, shirlington
business center. Arl. TIE. 6-O0a6. -
neat, expert
enced. over 81. Apply in person.
CIRCLE RESTAURANT. 5000 Conn.
ave. EN-. 2-5029. s.
WANTED-Over 21. must
be experienced. night work. Apply
in person only. PEACOCK CAFE g.
BAR, 2340 Wisconsin ave. NV.
full and part time.
Apply in person after z pm, CLUB
LA CONGA, 9412 Baltimore blvd.
College Park, Md. 70
Evening star., 1953-05-05
Teachers for Summer Work
IMMEDIATE OPENING

For teacher. ex-teacher or educated
woman Tor summer vacation OF
be interested in child guidance. Ex-
cellent opportunity for unusual
earnings For interview. write Box
4OO-E. Star. giving age, education
experience and phone Il
Evening star., 1953-05-05
MEN. PART TIME

My SO investment paid S12.793 the
FIRST year. Same opportunity now
offered to 3 men as trainees on
part-time basis. Apply 2017 S st.
NV Rm r s n m tnnipht
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FILE CLERK

FILE CLERK
Several permanent clerical openings
for young girls, 1890 yrs. of age,
who are high school graduates.
Come in person for interview. ask
THE CREDIT BUREAU
1921 G ST N W &
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SALESMEN

Landscaping-Prior experience in this
field not required as thorough train
ing by local management of national
corporation assures immediate earn
ingS with no of seasons. No plant
ing or other physical labor involved
No investment. No down payments.
delivery. credit or shortage problems.
Car required. For local interview.
write r. S. SANDERSON. Box 202
Newark New York State
Evening star., 1953-05-05
MATTRESSES

For the new Italian Villa
Restaurant. Uniforms
furnished. The only
restaurant of this type
in Alexandria.
Apply All Day
COB Montgomery St.
Alexandria, Va.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-07-30
Hagerstown's Biggest One-Day Sell
ing Event. Free Bus Rides On All
City Bus Routes, 9 Am. To 9P.M.
Outstanding Bargains. Grand Prize
Will Be 1853 Plymouth. Stores AL
so Giving Many Valuable Prizes.

Hub City Day, which proved such
a tremendous success last year and
the year before, will be held tomor-
row, Friday, July 81, on an even
larger scale than before.
The big one-day selling event,
sponsored by the Hagerstown Re-
tailers' Bureau, will feature out
standing bargains in every partic-
ipating store and will last all day
from 900 a. m. to 900 p. m.
The committee in charge of the
big event has worked untiringly to
make it a real success and they have
stated that the participating mer-
chants will not use Hub City Day to
put on sale close-out items, but that
they have purchased all fresh mer-
chandise much Of it specially
bought for this sale-including their
fall stock, all of which will be offer
ed at specially reduced prices for the
big event.
This year the top award-given
absolutely free-will be brand new
1858 Plymouth automobile which is
now on display in the Public Square.
In addition to the big top prize,
all participating merchants are Civ
ing away special awards to their
customers.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-07-30

The award of the automobile will
be made on the Public Square at
sis p. m. on Saturday, August l.
Tickets for the prizes will be dis
tributed in all participating stores
and all you have to do is to put your
name and address on the ticket and
drop it in a box supplied for that
purpose in each of the stores.
AS in previous years, there will be
free bus transportation on all city
bus routes from 900 a. m to 900
p. m.
So just hop on the bus, take your
seat and come on down town to the
biggest selling event in Washington
County = Hagerstown's Hub City
Day - Friday, July 81, from 900 a.
m. to 900 p. m.
Richard Grumbacher, general
chairman of the big event, has am
nounced that it will not be neces-
sary for the winners of the store
prizes, or the grand prize Of the
Plymouth car, to be present when
the award is made in the Public
Square at Sis Saturday evening. He
added that all winners who are not
present will be notified and they can
collect their awards later.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-07-30

that airborne operations and sup
port were of supreme Importance
and also welcomed experiments for
Tightening their equipment.
AS an example, he mentioned a
tractor bulldozer needed in airborne
operations that used to weigh in
at $4,000 pounds, which was con-
sidered essential for its efficient OPP
Grafton. Fairchild went to work on
it, however, and it now weighs 49,
900 pounds.
After it is landed by parachute its
tires are filled with water and it is
sand-bagged with soil until it is back
in the heavy weight division. Mr..
Tydon asserted that many similar
Observation-Disclosures possibili-
ties were foreseen.
Fairchild'S chief engineer did not
hesitate to enter the dispute over
turbojet, or pure jet" versus turbo-
prop power plants. He prefers tur-
bojets.
He pointed out that both types
used turbine systems and said he be-
heved that attaching an extra drive
shaft section and a propeller to form
turboprop simply added to main
tenance problems.
Compared to the development of
turbojet engines, he said, the devel-
opment of turboprop power plants
has Jagged considerably.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-07-30
Around Town With
The Editor

With the exception of the families
of the boys and girls who are in the
armed forces, the Truce in Korea
was received with little or no en-
thusiasm.
l think the reason for this is, that
people realize that although an
agreement has been made to stop the
actual shooting, we are still sitting
on a powder key that could blow up
without much warning.
Further than that, everyone real
ICES that a large armed force will
have to be kept in Korea for a long
time and there is also lurking sus-
picion in our minds that the Com
munists may be planning another
Korea" somewhere else.
I think that perhaps Arthur God
frey made the best remark about
the whole Korean situation when, on
his first appearance on television
after his long illness, he asked the
people of the United States to pray
that lasting peace would come out
of this Truce for, as he said, 81 know
what prayer can do"
l wonder if this could be Ford
Bryan?
The books 1 read and the life l lead
are sensible, sane and mild,
/ like calm hats and l don't wear
spats, but want my neckties wild.
Give me a wild tie, brother, one with
a coSmic urge,
A tie that will swear and rip and tear
when it sees my old blue serge.
Oh, some will say that a gents era
vat should only be seen, not heard,
But want a tie that will make men
cry and render their vision blurred.
Give me a wild tie, brother, one
with lot of sins,
A tie that will blaze in hectic gaze,
down where the vest begins.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-07-30
FunkstOwn Post No. 211
InStalIS Officers

Newly elected officers of Dixon
Troxell Post No. I'll, American Lee
gion of Funkstown, were installed
at the regular meeting, held on Mon
day night at the Post Home.
The installation was conducted by
David K. Cushwa, III, of Williams
port, commander of Area A Council
of the Legion.
The officers installed were: How
ard ]. Rohrer, Jr., commander; Ralph
Dorman, senior vice-commander:
David R. Lum, junior vice-command-
er; John Muse, sergeant at arms;
Robert M. Stockslager, adjutant;
Catherine Knodle, chaplain; and
Williams G.. Porter, Jr., historian.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-07-30

Fairchild's New Jet Transport To Be
In Sonic Speed Class, Designer Reports

A jet transport capable of speeds
approaching $50 miles per hour and
attitudes as high as eight miles is the
primary project of Fairchild Air
crafts newly established research
and development program.
Plans for the jet transport, origin
ally announced early last month
when the program was approved by
the Fairchild Engine and Airplane
Corporations board of directors, are
described as fairly well completed"
but the company reports that its de-
sign is so advanced that most of the
specifications are classified"
According to Walter Tydon, Fair
child's chief design engineer who
designed the new transport, the
plane probably will have delta or
arrowhead wing. He also mentioned
the possibility that it might be built
with an even newer type, a "iavelin
wing" essentially an elongated "
shaped wing with a fattened-out
smaller Vwing attached and point
ing rearward.
Tydon is also working on a new
version of the Fairchild Clio Flying
Boxcar for use at advanced military
bases and on large intercontinental
bomber. Information about the lat
ter is highly secret.
Mr.. Tydon said this country's
ground force leaders had realized