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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-10-07
Little FOOtballers
Schedule Openers

Six 105-pounders' teams in the
Montgomery County Recreation
Department football league will
open their season at 10 am, Sat
urday.
The Bethesda Lions will play
Rock Creek Center; Wheaton will
play Cabin John and Silver
Spring Lions will play North Be-
thesda. Games are open to the
public.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-10-07
NOyes Will Head
? Panel Discussion
At Youth Forum

Judge Alfred Noyes of Juvenile
court, DR.. Gerhard Colts, psy-
chiatric director OF the Montgom.
cry County Mental Hygiene
Clinic, and Eugene Moran, junior
high school vice principal. will
be the panelists at a youth forum
to be held at $3.50 pm. October
8 at the Rockville Methodist
Church.
Moderator of the discussion,
which is open to the public, will
be Dickeran Hovespian, Mayor
of Rockville. Questions and
statements from the floor will be
invited at the close of the meet
ing.
Refreshments will be served
by the Young Adult class of the
church beaded by Gwen Gibson
and DR.. Robert w. Gibson.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-10-07
Vote for
WILLIAM B.
WHEELER
Democratic Nominee
for
House Of
Delegates
November z. 1854
November z. 1854

Mr. Wheeler native Of Montgomery County attended public
schools in Montgomery County and eons resident Of the
coesve Silver Spring He has been in active law practice
in County 1910 with offices Silver Spring. He Judge
Spring Police for years tls47sl In World
War he officer the Novo Reserve the Southwest
Pacific He immediate President Of the Silver Spg Rotary
Club Vice President Of the Silver Spring Board Of Trade d.
fhe Montgomery Youth Opportunity Comp member
Woodsde Park Civic Association VIEW and American Legion
Posts Silver Spring. the Es ond member Of he American MorY
land and Montgomery County Bar Associations.
the authority William Brannan, Jr Treasurer
Wheeler Campaign Committee.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-10-07

You know how Handy Turner
down at the hardware store goes
in for weird advertising stunts.
Well, when it came to plugging
his new Venetian blind depart
ment, his enthusiasm nearly
landed him in trouble.
Handy painted warning on
the tailboard of his truck: "Cau-
ton blind man driving"
Had driven about a mile"
Handy says, when a state troop
er stopped me and told me that
sign might cause trouble. Guess
he was right. From now on I'll adj
vertise in the Clarion"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-10-07
Observation-Disclosures
1916 to Remain Indicated

Richard Montgomery's Rockets
polished off Sherwood, one of
their toughest rivals, .19-6 Satur-
day at the Ag Center in Gathers
burg before a crowd of 5000.
Marty Mayes scored from two
yards out in the second quarter
to put the Rockville team ahead
to stay.
The 60 score held until the
final quarter when Mike Ennis
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-10-07
Pledges TrOth to
POnca City Man

The engagement of Miss Joan
Elizabeth Campbell, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Campbell,
Rockville, to B. Lyle Drassen,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Drassen of Ponca City, Okla,
was announced this week.
A graduate of Richard Mont
gomery High School, Miss Camp.
bell is a student nurse in Sibley
Memorial Hospital of Washing
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-10-07
Civic Federation Meet

The Montgomery County Civic
Federation, switching its gather
ings from Silver Spring to the
County building auditorium in
Rockville, will hold its first fall
meeting Monday evening. Up
County delegates were invited to
attend.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-10-07

went over from the three to give
the Rockets a 100 advantage.
Skippy Hunt, Sherwood half
back, got his team back into the
game by scoring from the six-yard
line to wind up a 70-yard drive.
Ronnie Bridgewater, with six
minute left, put on dazzling
showing of running as he scam
pered Sc yards for the final
touchdown to seal the game.
Mayes converted. -
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-10-07
Red Cross Reassigns

Miss Margaret MacGregor of
Washington Grove, has been re-
assigned as assistant field direc-
tor in charge of the American
Red Cross at the Army hospital,
Fort Monmouth, N. ]. She re-
turned from overseas duty with
the Red Cross year and one
half ago and has been serving
at Naval hospitals.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-10-07

Mrs. Eli Leishear and Mrs.
Raymond Kemp of Woodfield,
with Mrs. Granville Thompson
and Miss Lucille Priest, motored
to Morgantown, w. Va, on Fri
day to see the glass factories
and on to Luray, Va, Sunday
evening to hear the carlton.
They are played each Sunday.
The Womens Christian Temp
erence Union met on Thursday
of last week at the home of Mrs.
Paul Boerum with Mrs. Charles
Leadingham as co-hostess.
Mrs. George Goodwin, Mrs.
Charles Lethbridge, Mrs. Nellie
O'Neale, Mrs. George Brown with
Mrs. Granville Thompson attend
ed the Fall meeting of the Wom-
ems Society of Christian Service
held at st. Paurs Methodist
Church in Hagerstown on Thurs
day. Miss Eva Logue and Miss
Kathryn Eye were the speakers.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-10-07
Thrift Shop Tea
Page 5

The Montgomery County Thrift
shops annual bric-a-brac tea will
be held from 3 to 5 pm, Oct.
Ia, at 1911 Fairfax Road, Be-
theSda.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-10-07

ton. Mr.. Drassen, recently dis
charged by the U. S. Air Force, is
reSuming his studies at the Uni
versity of Oklahoma.
The wedding date has not been
cot
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-10-07
From where | sit =. by Joe Marsh
blind Mans" Bluff

From where I sit, I agree-the
highway is no place for jokes. We
all ought to be considerable of the
other fellow when we're driving.
In fact, let's respect our neigh
boris right of way always. Then,
when we have differences of
opinion-say about the best route
to Centerville, or whether beer or
buttermilk is better with lunch
there will be less chance of any
body developing any "blind"spots.
&Ss M~'4s
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-10-07

The eagle was adopted as in
sigma for rank of colonel in the
Army June IL, 1882.
Evening star., 1954-10-13
Citizen Group censures
Early School Infeqraiion

The Summit Park Citizens
Association last night censured
the Board of Education and
School Supt. Hobart M. Corn
ing for not waiting for q SUI
prenne Court hearing before
putting school integration into
effect.
The association asked Supt.
Corning to restore school boun-
daries to positions in effect on
opening day of the 1854 school
term until further consideration
Of integration by the Supreme
Court this fall.
In other business, the group
supported residents on Bangor
and Camden streets Sc, in the
block south of Suitland road,
who do not want their property
graded for sidewalks.
The meeting was conducted
by Donald j. Mclaughlin, vice
president, in the Anne Beers
School, Alabama avenue and
Thirty-Sixth place Sc.
Evening star., 1954-10-13
Fl. Dupont Group Votes
Infeuration Fiqht Funds

A SIS donation to aid the
Federation of Citizens Associa-
tons efforts to regulate District
school integration was voted last
night by the Fort Dupont
Citizens Association.
While some members felt the
struggle appeared lost. others de-
clared specific gains, such as a
change in school boundary rules,
could be made.
Members also approved a $25
allotment to the Hilltop Recrea-
ton Council-$10 for annual
membership dues, and SIS for a
yearly Halloween party.
Charles A. Froman, association
president, conducted the meet
ing in the Beers Elementary
School, Alabama avenue and
Thirty-sixth place Sc.
Evening star., 1954-10-13
By chorIes B. Seib

The expense statement Of the
National Citizens for Eisenhower
Congressional Committee in
cludes an item Of $760.26 for
helium.
That entry can be taken as a
symbol Of the gulf between the
old-time political torchlight pa
rade and the atomic c-age politick-
ing engaged in by the Citizens
Committee in It's fight TO elect
q Republican Congress this year.
The helium is used to initiate
like" barrage balloons carried by
two huge trailer-truck "band-
wagons" which tour the country
to drum up enthusiasm for Re-
publican candidates and the
Eisenhower program.
The colorful bandwagonS also
each contain an ike" jeep with
public address system, costumes
and other equipment for the Ike
girls" who join the bandwagon
at each stop. and a protector to
show the Committees special
campaign film, Year OF Big
Decision"
Just One Of Many Gimmicks,
The bandwagon idea is just
one of the girnmicks being called
into service by the Citizens Com
mittee, which operates from
headquarters in the Dupont
Circle building.
Other innovations are the
pyramid phone CALL" the "cof-
fee chat" and the luncheon
roundtable." The committee is
also issuing some television spot
commercial-type films featuring
John Roosevelt, son of the late
President, and, of course, great
quantities of old-fashioned po-
litical tracts.
The pyramid phone CALI
adopts the chain letter tech
nique to politics. The person
starting a pyramid calls five
friends and gives them political
sales talks. Each Of them, in
turn, is expected to call five
friends, and SO on.
The coffee chat" is q sort
Of political hen party held dur
ing the morning hours. The
Citizens Committee worker has
in a group of neighbors and
does a selling job over coffee.
This has been refined in Los
Angeles by use Of a 15-minute
coffee chat" television program
which the ladies-200,0 900 strong,
according to headquarters here
watch as they sip.
The luncheon roundtab1e" Is
a man variation Of the coffee
chat" 1t has the added feature
that the roundtable leader--usu-
ally the luncheon host-can get
a set of cards tc help him lead a
discussion of the citizens list of
20 Eisenhower administration
accomplishments.
Chairman and sparkplug Cf
the Citizens Committee is James
L. Murphy. an intense, 37-year-
old former Air Force captain and
Evening star., 1954-10-13
Citizens Find Campaign Ideas Costly

own campaigns and TO do with
out the outside help.
A 1t Is generally agreed that the
Citizens movement was extremely
effective In 1852 and that IL 1t
can turn the trick again. Repub-
lican candidates will have reason
to be grateful.
Neither side will say anything
for publication about the rumors
that there is friction between the
Citizens and the Republican Ma
tional Committee. Both say that
their relationships are fine. It is
q fact, however. that the Citizens
go pretty much their own way.
and there Is a minimum of con-
tact with the so-called profess
sionals Of the National Com
mittee.
Evening star., 1954-10-13

New A. P. Woodson Lawn
Fertilizer Service Developed
Especially for Washington
Soil
Thousands of dollars and
months of research led to the
development Of A. P. Wood
son Co.'S new lawn food-ferti-
lizer. The formula was pro-
posed by DR.. Freeman A.
Weiss, noted plant pathologist,
after consultations with the
soil and turf specialists of the
Department of Agriculture,
with which DR.. Weiss was for
merly connected. Particular
attention was given to devel-
opment of a lawn food which
Evening star., 1954-10-13

Nec Mobile Feeding Service rov Thick Deep Green Grass
Chokes Out Weed Promotes Greater Root Strength Without
Any Work On Your Part! Nop s Ideal Time Fertze!
Evening star., 1954-10-13
SHERAToN-
BLACKSTONE
formerly the Bloekstonel

For as long as many of US
can remember, the Blackstone
has been the Chicago address
of the worlds most important
citizens. 1t is rich in tradition
-. has an atmosphere of old
world elegance and comfort.
Under its new name and
management, the Sheraton
Blackstone will be maintained
as one of Americas great
hotels. Your Sheraton credit
Evening star., 1954-10-13

would be effective in the
Washington area since soils
vary in different parts of the
country.
A TRUCK will pull up to your
curb and, by means Of its spe-
cial hose and accurately cali
brated spray device, give your
lawn an even application OF A.
P. Woodson Co.'s new scientif-
ically developed lawn food and
fertilizer. You do not have to
be at home. The nourishing
life-giving liquid penetrates to
the roots of your grass where
it begins it's magical action to
bring new life and beauty to
your lawn. No before or after
care required. You do nothing.
Evening star., 1954-05-02
PERSONAL

PIANIST available for club or accom-.
pany voice, dance, etc; good reader
Limited teaching. EX. 3-GS40.
SCHOLARSHIP OFFERED by retired
teacher to young untaught person
with ambition to sing. NE. S-oSo4
MEN, WOMEN-New class, in posi-
tive thinking and personality now
taking new students; experienced
teacher. Call DU. 1-2234 mornings
OLDER WOMEN in demand as re
ceptionistS-PBX operators: Complete
training; tuition only. S25. PBX'
RECEPTIONIST SCHOOL, Bono
Bldg. Phone HU. 3-3S24. ST. S-727S
WIGS AND TOUPEES made 10 order
hair pieces Of all kinds MICHEE
1918 Conn ave MA S-6323
REMEDIAL READING-Also, othe
elem, junior high. senior high sub
jects; at your home or mine. uN
4-lqS3
AMATEUR artist would like to con
tact man or woman, similar hobby
free studio. share expenses o
model. Tu. 2-GS45 before 10 an.
Evening star., 1954-05-02
HELP wTD. AGENCIES tcon..

NEW CLASSES IN TYPING. 4-s wks.
| Speed. building shorthand classes, A.
| II wks. Beg. and adv. courses.
| Positions open paying to $50 wk
18th. INA. s-ss4o.1 co. y anu
BO0KKEEPERS. MGR. mach. oprs.,
MISS KNIGHT. 1911 q st. ST.
3-3664
statesmen. all kinds openings. Phone
MISS MORGAN. Ma. s-2115, 1911
G st. NV. PERSONNEL SERVICE.
COLLECTION MAN, college educ.
aRAcE eHsac DUNN, 1911 @ St. RE- 2
EDITORIAL ASST. tD. steno. assoc.
sEssoSNEgL Mlfs ooSSRNhg sEh4fcE.' 4 e. ST. S-So84'
TYPISTS (25); to $50 wk.: hotel,
Mhfs MISS Evans ass0f Ma req sssa'e BoYps BopaH'Ess
200 18th, cor. G. The best open
If You NEED domestic help. lndry
help. cook, porters, maids. wait.
sfiklsd aRSffls tRsh Sa EN RAH1cs
73 H st. NV. MA. S-5596. a
LABORATORY TECHNICIAN. expert
enced physicians ONCE INTER-
ESTED IN ALEXANDRIA,. Appli-
cant must be responsible and willing
worker; salary open. For interview,
call MR.. ONEIL. EX. 3-6100. .
TYPIsTs, fast accur.: S55 yk.
GRACE DUNN. 1911 g st. NV. RE.
LAB. TECHNICIAN-Familiar with
ses's' lffaEs Personnel ME- NG Service, VICE NA:
TYPisT-Seo wk.. under s5. knowl.
REED. 1911 q st. NV. Ma. s-66ss.
ENGINEERs-To $4,000, all kinds.
salesmen. local travelling Mr.. Ford,
B0YD's. cor. G and 18th. MA.
rnKsosfhs nW ST. s-ssss. AIl kind kinds once: &C.
ssfS ssDs ANb BostGo6SU raSN
We Specialize in these positions.
ATLAS, 142O N. Y. ave. NV. RE.
sAIDAiRRiED AlDAiRiE POSITIONS cMen, $4,000
to S35.0O0. II you want a position
N any area ether ether than .eESce
will be of interest to you. Our ex.
ce,Ient reputation among employers
has been. developed over q period OF
A years procedure OF high stang. "a.
g: ssz j s!isbsns Bids; guaalc 8. \. Z.
Am. Europe; to $4,000; travel
paid Write only EMPLOYMENT
INFO. CENTER. Room 724. 316
rE4cHEks ftVsEf s. wSNTRD-sept. Rsssff vaean.
cies listed. So. 900 to 81 900: BALTo.
ST.. Baito., Md. (Muiberry 5-6s50l:
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL
Med ant tech, full and P. ti,t9c t. to $500 up
Receipts, -secys., D. c.. Va; to 3 saSS 3 " "
RECEIPT. assist.. pt. time. M. D.. $50.
r. N. mature. hosp. Md. $3.50.
Dietitiar good salary
Lab. technicians ------~ open open
Medical @ Secretaries top salary
1885 Eye st. NV. RE. I-4S5S
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tsetins; INSIDE, ofee ~ork; 5eday
cIierk-typist. receptionist, info. clerk,
Day sa53 Ss TpeRi1sf III eSg
i4aii s-4i4s. DE. a-5e7s. >.
CAPITOL HILL SECY.
S4 600: pref. under So. Law stenog.,
age open, SIS wk. Assoc. stenog..
start $500 mo. Better positions.
immed. opport. Miss Grant. ST.
! 3-3666, est. SO yrs.
BOYD'S, Cor. G & 18th
SALESMAN, 500 wk. up
Car furnished. exp, pref, young ,nda man; l.
am. Mr. Ford. Ma S-2342.
~BOYD'S, Cor. G & 18th
Evening star., 1954-05-02

When answertnr advertisements
addressed to Star boIes do NOT
inclose ORIGINAL references. photo
graphs or other materials OF per.
sondl Udlue. Copies Serpe the puf.
pose Originals may get lost.
Evening star., 1954-05-02
HELP-MEN tcont. }

AUTO MECHANIC, LIST class. with
automobile experience, preferred but
not essential; $3.50 nat rate; good
working conditions. Mr.. Carr. AL
st. NV DU. 7-6444.
! AUTO. MECHANICS-50-50 basis
large ESQ station; general repair
LEE ZEE PERsHfNG Nqss ING Gsa ESQ. s s3oo II,
Pershing dgi. "a; 7-77Q7 -6
enced; guaranteed salary plus bo-
Plymouth, OIL. 4-65OO. q
AUTO MECHANIC: must be expert on
Parkards:. percentage basis 90 OL5O'
Clean and cool. modern shop. COM
Rstely equipped ID Inelndins dWsssbnrRSS Post
AUTO MECHANIC = New car get
ready man to, work under skilled sdnss
Prefer man with some Olds. exper.
Paid holidays and vacation: Salary
HsTn iisms. NAM MANN IN Mso1ToRs. INC. S25
AUTo AIsf9p hEGHANre sef An ieT fer SpE olds dealer
ship: 5-day week. Paid vacation.
holidays. hosp. plan. $3.50 commits
an nlSn ons ana prsfeT Tssh' wsS sHae ods
Apply Mr.. Harris. MANN MOTORS,
INC, 925 Jesup Blair dr. SILVER
AUTO MECHANIC; must be expert on
Cadillacs:. percentage basis. $3.50:
p pletely A equipped. inciudine 2 post
lifts; located in NV. washington.
AETo EsUly salesman. Sal ;saiilS. USED CARS
Here is your opportunity; unity mo. no out. Ut
cred here plus heavy advertisins
| and the easiest, terms in town,
bring in more deals than our present
organization can handle. See MT;
I Michaelson or Mr.. Cohen. AUTO
WHOLESALERS. INC. 1871 Bladens-
A%T6 PgFS s. sAIRsMAN-we a;si have an ex-
car man. If you are not a floateer
and looking for a permanent posi-
tion. see Mr.. Pnmphrey, ROYAL
MOTORS, INC. chrysier-Plymouth.
afro SAIEsMAN-A fine oppor-
tunity to work for Washington's S
Oldest new car dealer Selling one
Of the big 3 line. Many company
benefits; demonstrator and gas
tS5piinafa ca ns BRsRE RsfRiE ss e Ho 90! 2seSS SS
AuTo III ,nSssAaYlEsssMi SALESMAN. new car. usual
benefits plus good pay plan. Small
used car inventory so no deterrents
from making deals See dnoSs Rill Sc
554 N. Washington st. nee hwy
Falls Church. Va. JE. 2-24OO. 4
AUTO SALESMAN
Ford is first in sales. Why not join
them now? Get in on the ground
floor. Auto experience and hard work
necessary. Excellent pay plan. DEM
onStrator furnished, and above all. q
product that has leads of public &C
ceptance. Call Mr.. Shaw for appt..
w. MONROE FORD co.
SILVER SPRING. MD. "a
AUTOMOBILE statesmen. If you can
sell and have the desire and ability
to contact people. we can offer, you
an opportunity to- Join large
Chevrolet dealer organization: out
standing compensation plan, demon
strator furnished and other employe
benefits. Telephone MI: Davis Tor
appointment. HO. 2-7500. ADD
SON CHEVROLET SALES. INC,
14th and Florida ave. NV. -
AUTO PARTS MAN. white. Mopar
experience preferred. Good Oppor-
tunity for right man. See Mr.. Clyde
!. Dameron.. CENTRAL AUTO PARTS,
143O P. st NV. No phone calls. .
AUTO statesmen
Evening star., 1954-05-02
BUYER TRAINEES
CANVASSERS
AND statesmen

Sell the hottest item in the home
improvement field. SHADE KING
Aluminium Awnings, as advertised or
stations WARL, WNBW-TV and also
WMAL-TV and local newspapers
Many leads furnished, drawing &C.
count against commissions given
Auto is not essential. If you are
not afraid to work, We viii make
money for you. Our statesmen earn
$500 per week. Come in Mon
morning. $50 to IL am, to 541s
Georgia ave. NV. or telephone TU
2-2606.
CARPENTERS-Rough and finished
work. Call 10. 7-9OS1 after z pm
CARPENTERS, experienced with tools
Apply ECONOMY SIDING q ROOF.
ING CO, 2031 r. I. ave. ne.
CARPENTERS-Top Inexperienced men
on 64-house project will sub-con-
tract joists. partitions. rafters, al
or part. Directions: Out Conn
ave. Just past Kensington shopping
center. left on Newport Mil rd
and follow signs to once BAN.
Croft &c ccoSNsTRpcTIoN corp
Carpenter (2>. experienced in re.
modelling. Call WE. 5-6596.
CASHIER, white, part time, for cigal
dept $50 It'll 10 every Sunday
ROCK CREEK DRUG, S30a Gruht
rd., Silver Spring. .
Evening star., 1954-05-02
HELP--MEN
ELECTRICAL
ENGINEER

Graduate engineer, with electrical
power equipment design and manu-
facturing experience, required by
well-established medium-size New
Jersey company: not far from New
YORK City. having permanent indus
trial business. Providing pleasant
working conditions and freedom to
man, about 80 years old. Write
BOX 81, Star. .
Evening star., 1954-05-02
HELP-MEN

ACCOUNTANT. 1925 per month.
lege Of accountancy. Should have
had exper. in. accounting. Large
corp: with good chance TOR advance
ment. 5-day. 40-hr. wk. State
Aeeo6tNffiHiNSr, S9tt FAN JR.. 21-so. draft
deferred, to- travel at least 509e Of
time after training. Must have had
At nt least ! year Of formal education
preferred but not necessary. Sal.
ary dependent upon qualifications
Apply Personnel ONCE, Room 300,
gig 14th st. NV. between $50 and
ACCOUNTANT. ONCE manager expert
tai. nearby Md. Excellent future.
forward credentials in detail. Box
ApJUsTioSRss.iINvEsTIGAToR Aetna
Finance Company is in need of sew
Tb;. sTai yo9ng oIsy. men as manager-trainees mage
nifty for advancement. Good start
ing salary, plus expenses. and the
usual company benefits, including
Finance Co. 1898, GeorGia ave-
AIR fHi'e5 c5oSSPp1fffoNrNc SPS1Hff 1NsrAL1EE.s INSTALLER R
MR.. MEYER, TU. 2-39OO.
REPAIRMAN, GE major
appliances: car furnished: must be
exper: salary and bonus. DOWD'S.
AIS Conn ave NV.
APPLICATORS, for applying alumni
mum siding with the areas largest
dealer. Steady work and top wages
paid; Must have ve,o%n own equipment;
SPECIALTIES, 1896 Cordell ave,
Bethesda. q
ARCHITECTURAL craftsman wanted
with shop detail and layout work
exper. Box 469-K, Star. .
motel. white. sober, personabie.
about 35. Experience not necessary,
but sales ability desirable. Paid va
cation. Christmas bonus. $3.50 mo.
to start. Call betw. 10 am. and 6
ioso3 Baltimore blvd. Berwyn. w Nd Nd
WE 5-567S a
Evening star., 1954-05-02
COLLECTORS (5)
FULL AND PART-TIME

We need 5 hard-hitting installment
account collectors with cars. Ii
you really know your business and
we offer YOU one of the highest
paying positions in this city. II
you're tops and really know col
esa lestlon 1stS Sosf st iyeStiEats s4 thi to
pm. only. See MR.. WALKER.
CONTRACTOR, to install all types Of
psPson &c NJ enfs E. Ro Rogers APRz PsEAR
RoEBUCK AND Co, $500 v st. n. e.
COOK. short-order. experienced,
colored or white: no phone calls.
Apply rear door, 935 Pa. ave. NV.
COOK; U1is,o:d End; colored; must bs be .sE ex-
erences: salary S45 plus fare. Apply
DELIcATESSEN. Shirlington Bus
iness Center. Arl.. TIE. 6-0096.
COOK, experienced, all-round man
s,,n able ,,.t to ,nI manage kitchen serving df
erences showing steady employment.
COOk-All-around. Or ex-chef; for
high-class cooking; steady lob. Call
after Iq an IA; 5-9SSs; =
perlnLen0enC, one VINO can supervise
all trades and get results; references;
Job ready in D. C.. Bog 221-L. Star
DAIRY FARM HELP-Single, white,
experienced. capable of operating
milking machine. Herndon 345-W-2
DANCE INSTRUCTORS, experienced
or inexperienced. If inexperienced
We will train. Ballroom and Lor tap
ballet, acrobatic. modern. Tremen.
dous opportunity. Phone. DI
7-1933 for appt.. or call at FREE
ASTAIRE STUDIO. 1414 st. NV
- DEBIT MAN
With past proven ability to collect
an old established debit. Pay above
average with free life insurance
and other company benefits. plus
car allowance. Call XII. 9-6369, or
eyes,. ia. S-0195. -
MANAGER-One Of Amer
ica's old line auto manufacturers
will interview for representative.
J Must have had both retail and
wholesale exp. knowledge of finance
institutions. Enthusiasm and aggres-
siveness prime requisites. Expenses
automobile furnished and other EN-
ploye benefits. Contact MR.. T. r.
BOYD, asst zone mgr. at XII
$4,000 for, appt. and interview.