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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-01-01
ChevrOlets
And Bucks
On Display

New Chevrolet and Bucks that
will create entirely new con-
ceptions of automotive beauty
and performance" were promised
today by Frank E. Williams, Jr.,
president of Rockmont Motors.
Mr.. Williams made his state
ment following a meeting with
company representatives in Rich
mond, Wa, and Atlantic City, New
Jersey, where 1868 plans were re-
vealcd to enthusiastic audiences
of dealers from this area. Mr..
Williams said he felt these meet
ings were of such Importance that
he took his entire sales staff with
him to see what 1858 would hold.
When we were invited to attend
we were told that this would be
one of Chevrolet's and Buick S
most important business confer
ences, Mr.. Williams said.
"This was conclusively borne
out by developments. Not only
were we shown the most exciting
product in my experience as a
dealer, but the speakers made
clear that the company through
it's newspaper advertising and
promotion would give the models
unprecedented backing"
Mr.. Williams said the program
should answer any doubts about
the future of business.
The date for showing the new
Chevrolets and Bucks in Rock
vile has been announced for Fri
day, January 8. Mr.. Williams is
already making plans for dis
play of the cars. He is confident
that interest in the new models will
draw cord-breaking crowds to
his showrooms, which have been
completely remodeled and space
tripled for the new showings.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-01-01
Flower Hill to
Sponsor Mission
School This Month

The Flower Hill Church of the
Brethren will sponsor School of
Missions throughout the month of
January, with a session each Sun
day Night of the month. Each ses-
sion will open with a Fellowship
Lunch. The first will be held Sun
day night and will be a Pot Luck
affair, with everybody bringing
their own sandwiches and a dish
to pass. The lunch will be served
at 6 o'clock, and at 6:45, six de-
partmentally graded classes will
convene.
There has been real effort to
get outside teachers rather than to
give the Sunday School teachers an
extra burden. DR.. George Oster-
wise, popular principal of the Cal
thersburg High School has agreed
to teach the adults division. DR..
A. Stauffer Curry of Washington,
DC, will teach the Young People,
with Robert Myers, Rockville at
torney, as his assistant. Other
classes will have special teachers
for the occasion.
The subject chosen by the Inter
denominational Council will be
used, which this year is africa"
and an interdenominational text
will be used as recommended.
At 7:45, there will be a worship
session in the sanctuary, and this
Sunday night, the pastor, Rev.
Arthur L. Warner, will talk about
native handicrafts. Anybody inter-
ested is invited to come and take
part.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-01-01
WO1nan's Club
Meeting to Be
Held Jan. s

The Woman's Club of Rockville
will hold its first meeting of the
new year January 8, at 2 pm. in
the Sunday School Assembly room
of the Presbyterian Church in
Rockville. Mrs. George Wilson,
Mrs. Everett Woodward and Mrs.
Phillip w. Gates will be the host
esses.
The program will be based on
international Street" and a foreign
guest speaker will be present.
1t is hoped that all members will
be present.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-01-01
January Fixtures
For Redland
Hunt Announced

January fixtures for the Red
land Hunt were announced this
week by Joseph Richards, jr., Hunt
secretary and Joint Masters Will
liam F. Carl and Thomas T. Mott.
They are January 3, Muncaster
Hill; Wednesday, January 7, the
Kennels; Saturday, January 10, at
Auburn. On the 10th breakfast will
be served by Thomas T. Mott.
On January IA, the Hunt will be
held at Avery School; on the 18th,
at Laytonsville, and on Wednesday,
r January 81, at the Kennels. The
4 Saturday, January "a hunt will be
I At "Bon Secour" and breakfast is
1t the invitation of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sidney R. Price, jr. The January
% Hunt will be held at Goshen
and the one on Saturday, January
81 will be at the Kennels.
All meets are scheduled for l
p.m., weather permitting.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-01-01
Junior Mission Band
Meeting Held Recently

The Junior Mission Band Of st.
Luke's Lutheran Church, Redland.
held its last meeting of the year
last week. The topic was "Wor-
shipping God in Our Homes"
Seventy scrapbooks, which were
made during the past month, were
sent to Children's Hospital for
Christmas. The group also pre-
sented baskets Of Christmas cook
les to the ladies Of the congrega-
ton who are shut-ins.
The group will hold its next
meeting on January 25 at 1O:45
am.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-01-01

For 1858 the building and con-
version schedule of the Navy in
cludes the building of one Forrest
al class carrier; a second atomic
submarine-the Greyback; three
destroyers; 2 ocean escorts; 10 l65
foot minesweepers; 20 1873 foot
auxiliary minesweepers and three
so foot landing craft. Scheduled for
conversion are 2 Essex class car
riers.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-01-01
Danish Diplomat
To Speak Here
On January s

Carlo Christensen, vice consul of
the Danish Embassy in Washing
ton, will be guest speaker at the
Presbyterian Church on Thursday,
January 8, at S:15 pm. Circle
Three of the Women's groups Of
the church is sponsoring the talk.
Mr.. Christensen will speak on
Kaj Munk, a martyred clergyman
with whom Mr.. Christensen worked
in the underground during the War.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-01-01
Il Happy Me~l ysa, 70 AT
HOnOrs Awarded
Cub Scouts Here
At Recent Meet

Cub Michael McCormac of Den
II took top contest honors for the
fall quarter at the December meet
ing of Cub Scout Pack 208, held last
Friday evening Decay at Lone
Oak School. Mikes exceptional
advancement record has earned him
an average of BAL contest points
over the last three months.
Other Cubs who have shown ex-
ceptional merit by earning more
than twice the basic honor score
of 100 are: Frederick Moore (Den
p, Gerald Seay (Den g., Richard
Stresau (Den 12), Del Beatty and
Buddy Fraley (Den 49,, and Alan
Morse of Den IA. In addition, red
honor slides for the fall quarter
were awarded to: Chippy Burton,
ROLAND Hamelin, David Holbrook,
Denny Schneider, and Robert Still
we'll of Den 1, Michael Willis and
George Crumb of Den 2, Tommy
Brown, Trueman Burn, Robert Null
Ter, Vernon Rogers, and Charles
Stevenson of Den 8; Billy Craig,
Mike Mccarthy and Mike Nc
Laughlin of Den A. Also Billy
Binker, Gerald Binker, Donald
Luhn, and Billy Slater of Den 6;
Tommy Buffers, Buddy Cobbs,
Norman Pennington and Will
Stackhouse of Den 8; Donald Cole
man and Tommy Slater of Den 10;
John Sullivan of Den II; Dickie
Stresau and John Younkins of Den
IL; Bernard Price and Richard
Rainwater of Den 10; John Dickson,
John Eckhardt, Jan Kaechele,
Arthur Sellers, and David South
all of Den IA; Billy Brooks, Stephen
Burt, Den 18.
Silver Slides showing honor
scores for December were also
awarded to: Franklin Mitchell
Tommy King Jimmy Atkinson,
Brian Lane, Billy Welsh, Billy Lutz,
Robert Keesey, Michael Sullivan,
Gilbert Frey, George Kephart,
Douglas King, Richard Culp, and
Tommy Van Dyke.
Den 10 captured the honor pen
nant for December and was also
high-scoring den for the quarter
The December meeting featured
the display and presentation of 297
Christmas gifts made by the boys.
the lighting of decorations, and the
showing of a film of Indian life in
the Everglades. Mrs. Robert Sla-
ter was welcomed as the new Den
mother of Den 6, replacing Mrs
Earl Seay, who is moving to
Alabama.
Gary Crowell was welcomed int0
the Pack on completion of the Bob
cat test requirements, together with
Sveare Nicholson transfer from
Scout Troop IA of Oslo, Norway
who holds the Bear Rank.
Advancement to the Wolf rank
was awarded to: Franklin Mitchell
and Eddie Hancock; to the Bear
rank-Billy Slater, Clifford Hunt
Del Beatty, and David Southall, and
to the Lion rank, Carl Binker, Wal
ter Johnson, Stanley Miller, and
Ronald Smith.
A record number of arrows point
badges, one of which is given for
each ten elective tests, were award
ed as follows: ROLAND Hamelin
David Holbrook, Vernon Rogers
Charles Stevenson, Carl Binker
Woody Hancock, Michael Sullivan
David Southall, Frederick Moore
Southall, and Franklin Mitchell, one
each. The following had two or
more: Denny Schneider (2), True
man Burns (2), Gerald Seay (2)
Billy Slater (2), Eddie Hancock
(2), Clifford Hunt (2), Mike Nc
Cormac (S), Dickie Stresau 3D.
Del Beatty (5), Buddy Fraley a.
Richard Rainwater (3), and Alan
Morse (3).
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-01-01

During IL years of the Korean
fighting, the Military Sea Trans
port Service carried to, from and
within the Pacific area more than
"a million measurement tons of
cargo, more than so million barrels
of petroleum products and approx
mately 2 million passengers. To
the Western Pacific including Jap
an, Korea ports adjacent to Korea,
1t carried an additional 100000
measurement tons of cargo, SO
million barrels of petroleum prod
ucts and 690,0 passengers.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-01-01

The us. today has an invest
ment Of over 20 billion dollars at
current replacement costs in the
Nays "moth-ball" fleet. Since
June 1852, 500 ships have been ac-
tivated from the reserve fleet at a
cost, for both their post World
War II preservation and mainten-
ance and their subsequent reacti-
walton, Of about 2f5 Of their re-
placement cost.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-01-01
It's a Girl!

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Sancomb,
Seneca, announce the birth Of a
daughter, Catherine Bernadette, on
Dec. %. Wee Miss Sancomb weigh
cd in at six pounds.
Evening star., 1953-11-20

NURSE, companion, housekeeper,
white, prefer elders; 90 anywhere.
TYPING-Outstand work; reason
able rates; pickup and delivery. Call
MRS. DAVIS. ia. 2-7943. 80
SECRETARY. exper.; $3.50 an hr..
wkly. rates: tipping and dict. Rm.
202. 927 18th st. NV. Ma. S-9062.
SECRETARY. 20, college, experienced
private industry five years, desires
part-time position about January 1.
Prefer professional ofice. Box
ASST. IN HOME. white, wishes duties
10 a.m.-2 pm. exch. room or sal
Box 176-A. Star.
LICENSED practical nurse desires
work: pref; in Z. Riverdals location.
EXPER, SECY. and acctg. clerk wants
all types of work to do at home. Stem
ellis. themes. envelopes. JU. 9-4311.
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY, capable of
competently handling administra-
tive details and secretarial duties
with mature judgment. Personable,
adaptable. Salary, $50 weekly. ia.
cS! SIb24S; 2S sat, Sun i, or r, evenings;
ssires part-time mornings from to
coLoRED PRAc. NURSE desires 8
Phone Pf M f56 IT, F. l-sssS. cases n0sO' so!ef ao
COLORED GIRL desires typing or
g.h.w.; exper. AID. 4-3923. -22
COLORED LADY avail. evenings as
elevator operator; have license; Call
Evening star., 1953-11-20
SITUATIoNs-DoMEsTIc

CHARWOMAN-Col woman, ex-
perienced, desires morning cleaning
Job. part or full time. HA. 2-7792,
HoUSEKEEPER, eolored, desires tc
work for empl. people; Mon. throush
=, Fiji; = r., =, expeT; e 2 EsG rel. W.: 2.2327.
refs; live in or out. Box 1867. Star
HOUSEKEEPER, exper. in cookins
and serving parties, with best refs
days; 10 It'll 4; plain cook. seam
stress; S24; refs. Ho. 2-5997. Fri
GIRL, colored, desires days work
Tuesday and Fri; very dependable
LA. 6-1642. before pm. 22'
COLORED WOMAN wants Job hote
maid or g.h.w" good refs. HU
CoLoRED GIRL wants. work a.
cook. or maid, $40 wk., exper. DE
coI6RED GIRL desires r.h.x.. and
child csjl cS sarf. s-s50s 50aay Wk'' with refs''
GIRL desires days work or regular
JOB 58oday wk.. good refs. Phone
GIRL, colored, wants days work or
general houseworker. refs. NO
GIRL desires g.h.w. and child care;
days. Mon. through Friday, or
hotel maid. exper. AID. 4-3923.
-22
WOMAN, colored. wants two days
work, Thursday and Friday; good
cleaner and ironer. Box 1917.
WOMAN. colored. reliable. good refs,
wants Job cooking, light housework:
small, adult family; live in or out;
So days. Ii. 4-2164. 20
CHRISTIAN LADY as companion to
lady, or helper to couple with one
child. 10. S:s467. 81:
REFINED middle-aged lady. white.
desires place as companion-house-
keeper for elderly couple or lady.
Capable. Box 1927, Star. 20"
WOMAN wants baby-Stt-
ting job. day or night; reliable.
Ii 7-l24S 80
Evening star., 1953-11-20
BEDS. GOVT. SIJRPLIJS
BEDROOM
Don't buy before you visit us,
as we guarantee you posi-
tive savings of 204o to 50eS
on new sample closeoutS.

6OOh az tAACoC VOL dAllO.
Fine maple double bed. chest, double
now $500; fine genuine walnut
bed double dresser, mirror and
chest, was S279.50, now Sl67.50;
finest quality mahoeany double bed.
double dresser, mirror and chest,
was 1925. now $209.50; solid ma
hogany and solid cherry at lowest
prices in town. Fine mahogany or
maple beds in all sizes, were $50 so,
now $3.50; guaranteed full 3a-
inch HOLLYWOOD bed, was S69.50.
now S4395.
Many more bargains too numerous TO
mention. Open Thursday til pm.
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. co.
GOT 7th st. NV, Elk. 3-6742
THE CAAGpI U RARGAIM
Evening star., 1953-11-20

PAINTNG-PAPERTNG. 20 yrs. exper..
! guar; Isay time. ia. s-6Ss6. al
rtAiN,TiNG; ANT papering. interior. ex:
5SIos s477i r0r or r:aS' gU saaIs sssata1nIste. can
KEN -Toning; work done day or
nnSa alSnt. Free estimate. Call Lo. A.
PSfNSTNe. exterior: 1.t-elas:- 20 York.
materials; mater! VS., 90 Hwn work; 2 brothsrs'
PAINTING-Color in the home: intr.
and extr;; residential and commer-
cial. Wallpaper removing. No drink.
ing; honest work. AID. 4-6325.
PAINTING, interior and exterior.
M, SELBY. UN. ALAS and LU.
PAISTISG. paperins, plasterinS, -fS floor
SANDING; pzv.,I free estimates; RUSSELL
or brush: fully equipped; Immediate
service. Ma. S-9656: eyes,. WE. s.
PAINTING AND DECORATING, In
terror and exterior; quality work and
Tree est. Call any time. 10. S-3S59.
P;AiNTER. An inside and outside paint-
Work guar. WADE. ME. s-sssR. ~sss; 81:
PAPER HANGING. $40 per rm. up.
1893 sunfast washable paper work
guar RA. 3-7393 or He 4-S555.
PLASTERING AND INSULATION, new
a9i; %9ISi; repairs; work guaranteed; AD.
PLASTERING REPAIRS, old or new;
SIN. or lge,; good mech; fast serv
PLASTERING REPAIRS, old and new
work. large and small Jobs. Reas.;
white MECHANICS. ia. 9-106S. 2Os
PORCHES BUILT or inclosed. with
regular or glass-louvred Jalousie
SALES, JU. 5000. day or niS6t.
PLUMBING, HEATING, GUTTERiNG.
SCOUTING AND ROOF PAINTING,
Bathrooms installed, 1895 UP; gas
boilers. any make. 1875 up. Work
EKIaTi; KFNSrIY IEee =, estimates W. H. Me-
Evening star., 1953-11-20
HELP-DoMESTIc

BUTLER-Experienced; family of 8;
IG Sermanensa asIsa position good sa5ary'
CooKEEKpsrienced; CHSo;K7-IaSs: family Of Of 8;
Ro Se5msnsns arS4sa position; good mIa salsFy'
COOK -G.H.W.-settled woman. tc
live in; must be exper.; ref. req.; $35
week. Call EN-. 2-1215. 20
DOWNSTAIRS MAID. white. Euro
pean;. cook and other help en-
vided. EN-. 3-26IO. 80
G. GOOD COOK - Exper.. live
in; own rm. upstairs; 2 school child
Refs: required. .$35 wk., DE. 2-1742.
G: G:H.W., good plain cook. Must be
fond OF children; excel. local refs
Teaqired' IsNa Live in; Suns OF. sa RA; j.
MAID, live in; g.h.w.; nice home;
every week end off; refs. required
S25. OIL. .4-7243 AFTER 5.
MAID-Reliable. intelligent girl for
general houseeTork. Must live in.
MoFH2k's E51l RE: HELPER. .r.h.w.. plain
cook. Live. in; pleasant. dependable;
z school child oo3s Oh. ch. bunEa. ssfter
WoMaN s;Ri od; de,ir9;s IcgSisf 81 good home and
general housework and plain cook
ing, for couple with 5-yr.-old child.
COUPLE white or colored); live in
wing with 2 bedrms.. liv. rm., bath;
bet. Wash. and Annapolis. Woman
exper. with children, l.h.w; man
for light farming and housework,
5000 per mo. Ell. 6-3S71 or West
EXCELLENT COOK and downstairs;
must have very good recent refs,
lI46. Call from z to 10 am
COLORED WOMAN. settled. live in,
care of 2 children in exchange for
room and board. Ii. 1859. --23
Evening star., 1953-11-20
ANTIOUES

Do not sell your valuable antious
china, glass, furniture, etc, before
calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOP for expert appraisals.
664O GEORGIA AVE. NV
TU, 2-2727 PA Q-H9Aa
Evening star., 1953-11-20
ROUTEMAN

Man interested in operating an es-
route. Must be willing to secure
new business. Apply after 2 pm. tc
Mr. Potter or Mr.. Bigby. Nc
phone calls. OLD COLONY LAUN-
DRY CO. INC. Blair rd. ano
Butternut ST n " 90
Evening star., 1953-11-20
REAL ESTATE
MANAGEMENT
EXECUTIVE

Opportunity as general
manager of a prominent
property MANAGEMENT once
responsible for the manage
ment and maintenance Of
several quality ONCE buildings
and q number OF large apart
ment buildings in Washington
for over 16 years. This posi-
tion requires man OF eX-
cellent character with a back
ground of responsible expe-
rience in real estate. archi-
lecture. construction or re-
lated field. Starting salary
open Send complete resume
of age. family. education, all
past working experience and
any other pertinent oualifca-
tions. All replies treated
confidentially. Box 215-A.
Star.
Sr
Evening star., 1953-11-20

man interested IN operating an eS-
tablished laundry and dry. cleaning
new business. Apply after 2 pm. te
phone calls. OLD COLONY LAUN-
DRY CO. INC. Blair rd. ano
Butternut st. NV. -22
SALESMAN. collector, for established
industrial insurance route; auto nee
Apply 500 Columbian Bldg. 4l6 5tt
sALEMAN-Northern virginia Gen
eraI Motors dealer offers outstand
ing opportunity to sell new anc
used cars. Prewar exper. essential
Replies confidential. Box 325-Y
sAIESMAN-sell floor waxes, pol.
ishes, cleanser to janitor and main.
establishments and buildings. Full
time or as a side line. Box 303-Y
SALESMAN-This is the time to max,
money. Plenty of leads. No can
vassing. If you can sell sewing ma
are S not TN making % over $50 a AZ weeS eel
and have car I want to see you
Mr. Rose, sEWeEzY SEWING MA
CHINE Co. 5156 BenninE rd.o sc
SALESMAN-3 yrs. experience res
taurant trade in Washington Sal.
view appointment call LA. 6-66s7
HICKMAN PRODUCTS CORP. S11
MHRsSf r. Wanted war for real sa estate
9fsi SfSNcHAR5 II Silver Ju ssrlps ss6o Fl Fl F F.
SALESMAN. exper. desired but ! not
necessary, for floor covering spe-
cialty shop: salary and commission
can earn S125 per wk. QUAKER
CITY LINoLEUM CO., 900 F. st.
SALESMAN for leading electronic
parts and equip; wholesale estab.
exper. men preferred; many benefits
and good working cond.. State age
and qualif. Our employees know
about this ad. Box 116-A. Star
SALESMAN. opening in. landscap,
ferred; unusually high earnings
Car necessary. Cali ia. $4,000 pet,
SALESMAN Well-known wholesale
firm des. salesman for city trade
man. Box 1867. Star. 21'
SALESMAN-To sell Luzianne Coffee
on retail grocery route In Washing
ton, D. c. area. We offer a guar
anteed salary plus commission
transportation furnished and ample
opportunity for promotion. To
qualify. man must be married. be-
tween ages of 25 and 35 and will
ing to work 8 days q week. For
appt. call RE. 7-3502, between 7:30
sALEsMENWBrinv your employment
problems. to US. Let an old sales
man and good friend help you
COLONIAL EMPLOYMENT AGEN-
CY. 1406 G st. NV. 30
and used car sales
men (2). experienced and willing to
work. Call Mr.. Smith. Ii. 4-S300.
statesmen ts), to sell furn. on floor
in our Washington and Arlington
stores. Good sal. and commissions.
Permanent positions. These are not
seasonal positions, unusually good
opportunities. Apply ATLAS FUR
NITURE, 921 G st. NV.
INEXPERIENCED
tional organization will teach pro-
fessional Salesmanship to 2 white
men. who. when qualified. will be
given local. permanent positions
worth Sc. 240 or more. with sub
stantial earnings commencing i'm
mediately. while learning; car nee
essary: age % to 40; high stand
ards Of character Imperative. Phone
ia. 2-7943, between . and 5.
sALEsMEN-ClothinE and furnish
ing: eXper. men only; perm. position.
EISEMANS. 18th and F stS. NV;
Evening star., 1953-11-20
HELp-woMEN
APE Ynm A wrnnwa

Are you over S5. neat appearance
anxious TO earn S100 weekly i'm.
mediately after qualifying for this
refined. hiRh-grade professiona
work calling on Jewish familiesi
make possible college education fol
children or realization Of other am.
bitions. All replies confidential,
Car necessary. Apply. stating phone
number. to Boz 256-A. Star. -22
Evening star., 1953-11-20
MOTOR TRAVEL

ATLANTA--Federa employe leaving
exp. and driving. Cali 10. s-3906.
MAN, with refs, will
drive car to Florida for expenses,
Leave about Nov. %. WO. 6-3760.
30
DRIVING MIAMI. Nov. %. take two.
RIDERS TO BOSTON for Thanksgiv-
ing. Call ARNOLD BELKIN. DU.
DRIVING TO DETROIT. Nov. 25,
will share driving expenses and
chores. 10. 3-66O0 Ext. 344, bus.
hrs; 10, S-6514 other times. 20"
Evening star., 1953-11-20
sITUATIoNs-MEN 6 WOMEN

WHITE COUPLE, to work in Wash,
Md. or Va: wife good cook. house
worker; man handy around home,
hardening. Repnhlic 7-9RR9. 22e
Evening star., 1953-11-20

STENOGRAPHER
Permanent position with corpora
tion on River road near Bethesda.
Some receptionist and clerical du-
ties. 5-day week. Phone OIL. 4-1274
for interview. -22
STOCK CLERK, automotive parts;
young man (white) for stock rm.
good salary and working conditions
with opportunity for advancement;
refs. required. MILLER DUDLEY
CO., INC, 171R I4th st. NV. 30
STOCK MAN. fine working conds.
good pay: must be experienced. Call
LO. 5-lS6h. -22
STOCK and receiving clerks. expert
enced and inexperienced. for imme-
diate placement in good Jobs. COLO
NAL EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
1406 @ st. NV. 30
STORM WINDOW CANvASsER wa
Best deal in town. Give away pro-
gram Good canvaSSer can make
S75-S100 per week. Car necessary.
Car allow. plus commission. JE.
3-3344 s a.m.-6 pm. -22
TELEVISION SERVICE MAN, for in
side and outside work; experienced
only. AIMCo TV SALES. ia. S-7S00,
TRUCK DRIVER. Apply to HARRY l..
CLARKE. 1901 o st. NV 30
TRUCK DRIVER (white) Va. permit.
Sl.25 per hr. for sod truck. JE.
Evening star., 1953-11-20
AUTO PARTS MAN

Qualified to manage parts dept. Good
pay for right man Ask for SERV-
ICE MGR. IA. 5-9223. 30
AUTO SALESMAN-For our used car
dept; Permanent position selling top
quality cars. Excellent pay plan.
capable. thoroughly exper., and have
TRIANGLE MOTORS 1Ford Deaisrj,
ATToM6BIIE AI4HS b Il ave tsAnIjSs;sMAN-Nwexs.9e. njs; ws9
old established Buick leadership in
the Metropolitan Area. We are look
ing for clean, alert and sober man
with experience in the selling feld.
Group Decentralization. vacation. with
AuTo%oBtLE sxEEsMANMWae UE sN1i HVa have have
an opening for one experienced
salesman. Must be willing worker
1ot interested Ias in any desk Sitters.
II you are a hign-caliber salesman.
Interviews from "a daily See Mr.
1nd.sN Whits EN- SHoTog 23S6I7 u 63O1 Wis. ave.
AGTo sAEEsMAN wa: Wanted to sell n new
Floor time every day. Must be
exper. and furnish local refs.
Prsfera6ly Nash. Hudson or stude-
See Mr.. Taylor, BENNING AUTO
SALES (studebakerl, 1000 Benning
AUTO SALESMAN-We know your
profession and problems. Come in
NAL EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
AUTo 1To SALESMAN, S Il N IA used cars. ny If You
are stuck in a place that is not
draw drawing E., enough traffic for you t9
openine here The bsrssins we are
sble to offer the PUBLIC. plus our
heavy advertising, is bringing in
more, customers than .our. men can
inquiry in strictest confidence; See
WHoLEsALERs INC, 1881 Bladens-
AUToMoBLE statesmen - Expert
ence not necessary, for used car
dept. of Maryland Ford dealer; local
sell used cars and the new Ford:
right man. Apply am. 1925 Piney
Branch I'd. Silver Spring. Md. See
MR.. AILES. 30
~ AUTO statesmen
New and used cars. We need expert
TONED to earning big money. We
are the areas fastest-moving Lin
coln-Mercury Dealer. A good pro-
GRADY MOTORS. INC. 1909 Wis
consin ave-, Bethesda. OIL. 4-74O0.