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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-05
France Also Rejects
Russian NAT0 Bid
BY the Asseeiated Press

PARIS, April 5.-France Joined
Britain and the United States
last night in rejecting the Soviet
Unions bid to join the North
Atlantic alliance.
French Foreign Minister Geor-
ges Bidault. speaking on a radio
program honoring NATO's fifth
anniversary, said with Russian
entrance into the 14-nation
group. "the Atlantic alliance,
whose single purpose is to pro-
tect us from a precise danger,
would then lose all it's signifi-
canoe and effectiveness"
It was the first official French
statement on the note last week
to the Western Big Three in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-05


which the Soviet offered to con-
slider joining NATO in return
for letting the United States
enter the European security sys-
TENS the Russians proposed at
the Berlin conference.
The United States State De-
partment and British Foreign
Secretary Anthony Eden already
have rejected the Kremlin offer.
Mr. Bidault said France is
"ready to discuss security prob
lens again with the Soviet Union
as we have already done at Ber-
lin, but not at the price of our
own security"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-05
Gen. Moqruder Gets Post

TOKYO. April S (P.-Maj.
Gen. Carter B. Magruder has
been named chief of staff of the
Far East and United Nations
command. the Army said today.
He succeeds 1t. Gen. William
K. Harrison, former U. N. c..
senior >armiStice negotiator who
has been named commander of
Army forces in the Caribbean.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-05
Cancer Fund Drive
Opens With Grants
For Research Here

The American Cancer Society
today presented more than
$4,000 to District scientists en-
gagged in cancer research as the
Washington branch of the So
ciety opened its 1884 drive for
$27S.O0o at the Hotel Statler.
Some $50 volunteers who will
conduct the month-long drive
attended a Kickoff" luncheon.
Funds collected in the cancer
drive are applied by the District
division of the American Cancer
Society to a threefold program
of research, education and serv-
ice to the cancer patient.
Eva GabOr Speaks.
Despite the gloomy subject of
cancer, the meeting was bright
ened by the appearance of Eva
Gabor, motion picture actress,
who spoke of the international
aspects Of the cancer program
conducted by the American Cam
Ger Society.
AS Miss Gabor pointed out,
cancer is a citizen of the world
1t is visitor in foreign homes as
well as our own"
Miss Gabor said the society has
made and distributed to 81 coun-
tries four educational films on
the disease. Pamphlets translated
into foreign languages on cancer
have also been distributed inter-
nationally, Miss Gabor said.
Grants Are Listed.
DR.. r. Keith Canaan, chair
man, Division of Medical Sci
enceS of the National Research
Council, presented the following
grants to research groups here:
To George Washington Uniyer-
sity. $25. 900: to the Department
OF Genetics. Carnegie Institution,
$7400; to the Pharmacology De-
partment, George Washington
University. $9.774; to the Ma
tlonal Academy of Sciences, DR..
Hugh S. Grady, $3.50: to the
National Academy of Sciences.
DR.. Karl F. Heumann, $25, 900:
also to the National Academy of
Sciences. DR.. Paul Weiss, 81 900.
Richard Hardness, radio and
televlSlon commentator, was
master of ceremonies.
Mrs. Kenneth Staffa, 26. lust
named Mrs. Washington of 1854
spoke OF the Woman's role in the
night against cancer. She said
that last year housewives, college
girls, business women and
grandmothers all pitched in and
raised more than $4,000 for the
Cancer Crusade.
Clayton R. Sanders of PEOPLES
Drug Stores is this years gen
eral chairman of the drive.
, 1954-01-21

Revels colorful bells and s~ugarbright diamonds - combine
honey-gold pastry with a creamy nut-fruit filing. Made the famous
Spry "French-Whip" way, these delicate, individual pastries were
especially created in the Lever Test Kitchens for home entertaining
on New Years eve.
."French:Whip" Pastry
S4 cup Homogenized Spry 2 egg Yolks. unbeaten
8 tablespoons boiling water 2 cups sfted aH-purpose Hour
/ tablespoon milk lib psugars.
T. tablespoon lemon juice ! teaspoonssalt
I Put Spry in medium-szed mixing bowl Add boiling water, milk.
and lemon juice and break up shortening with fork. Tilt bowl and.
with rapid crossthebowl strokes, whip with fork until all liquid
is absorbed and mixture holds soft peaks when fork Is lifted
Add egg yolks and beat until well blended Sit -four, sugar, and
salt onto the creamy-god "French-Whip.p Stir quickly with round-
the-bowl strokes into a dough that cings together and "cleans" the
bowl Pick up and work into a smooth dough; shape into q fiat
!. round. Makes enough pastry for Is Neapoftans.
New Years Revels
Divide French Whip" Pastry dough in half, shape into 2
rounds Roll each separately between two IL" squares of waxed
paper into a circle size Of paper and lJ8" thick Peel off top
paper, cut out small bells and diamonds with cookie cutters !.
Remove carefully to ungreased baking sheets. Prick Bake In
hot oven t400oFA 1918 min. or until honey-gold. Remove to wire
racks to cool I. Repeat with other half Of dough. There should be
48 cut-outs Spread Q layer Of Bdn6ury. Filling on 80, put to-
to be decorated lightly with finger dipped in cold water, then place
cntzout. molstened side down, In cotored sugar, Edges can be neatly
outlined and decorative designs quickly made in this way Place
the l6. sugartops on the filled pairs Makes l6 Revels.
Banbury Filling
Let d 9oz. pkg. cream cheese soften in mixing bowl about 10
min, then cream with spoon III. Add 2 tablespoons sugar, dash Of
until stiff; fold into cheese mixture Add 2 tablespoons each d
finely chopped raisins, dates and Walnats; and l teaspoon each o.
lemon Juice and finely chopped candied orange peel; blend .
Makes filing for l6 Revels,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-10
DeodIine 10 Tonight
For Sunday Wunt Ads

Tie deodIiae tonight sor wani
ads 70 81 published IN The Sotur-
doy ii Sunday Star Is 10 O'clock
by Telephone o. ? o'clock ct The
business counter II The Stor lobby,
Il you won't 70 hire, buy. ,trcde
Or sci, tell the long established
audience Of stdr readers about i.
You'H get quick action.
The ssor publishes more cIossi-
fled DDS Than the other Washing
ION newspapers combined becouss
il produces the best results.
rs cosy to place Cd inexpen-
sive I'D III The Stor Classified.
lust phone STERLING 5000 and
osk for an Ad- Toker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-10

sECRETARIAL POSITION II W raa-
ofiice 70 exe Spar,s o. nd sI LYNNE high
school education REQUIRED Prefer Prefer,
ably ampltious y0uhs ,ao or,,n DrnMSs,
to to- tnu 81 to ccaiifornis in near
s225 pet. ~ Am. ana p 70
al 9n4ks. rrNrsmERs-stesd lob; high
siL IL. iS SHnnF ii. AMI Jcrs.E s
Iaas Wiscaasii1 ave. NV. EN-.
"a. Ssaes2; nr,,s .o,o,.s.. must sl be
LneSussH sTHpsWHFrAN DRUG.
igth md Penna. NV. 10
eTEEOGRAPMER, under 30. expert
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nELP-.-.-MEN


SHEET METAL installation mechanics
opportunity to earn $3.50 per
va pis TNEs e x0r HE ior shs n ro
INC. Soil MINI, ave. ne. uN
SHEET METAL MEN, exper. for due,
installation; highest pay. Apply Ii
person. $40 y st. ss.W. ia
SHOE SALESMAN. exper. only: SALARY
and commission. JUNIOR MODE
3103 18th st. NV --10
SHOE SALESMAN, permanent, exper
u shoes .ss. for the family l 1891 \
SHOE SALESMAN. experienced: saiar,
plus comm Also part-time statesmen
Apply JOSEPH DE YOUNG. 1926
ct. NV, Thurs. through Monday
SHOE SHINE BoYs-Please apply ii
person. BLUE FLAME VALET, "a
soDsAs.sANNDwrCH MAN. exper., ewes
and suns. Apply in person, 352'
Conn. ave-. WOODLEY DRUG. ~:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-10
HELpsvohAEN csns ]

|BOOKKEEPER. exper. for position "a
estab. real estate cfzlce. Must type.
Excel salary to start. Interview
|BOOKKEERER, exper.. on Remingt0n-
Rand bookkeeping mach. and do
related work; 6.day Mk.. air-cond.
once Apply MAJOR MASTER
for Mrs. Strauss. -15
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPERA
TORS AND FILE CLERK. at the
HAMILTON NATL BANK. Open
ines Tor experienced people, ages
1885. In the above classification;
salary commensurate with experi-
ence. liberal employees benefits. con-
ssnisl ToTmns con nlIs air,ccn-
Psrscnnei Dept, third door. 1857 :si;i
Conn. ave. NV. -12
BO0KkEEpING MACHINE OPERA
TOR. experienced Remineton Rand
Mr.. Green MAURICE EI.EECTRiccsAf.
SUPPLY CO.. 11S4 18th St. NV.
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPERA
IOk must be exper. on Remington
board. good workins conds. In air-
sransp. Box 477-x. Star. -12
CANVASSEkS. ca, for home iIK1-
provemenrs: weekly salary plus
commission. Call 10. 5-1237. --10
bKKPR. OPENING
for capable person; excel. workina
Apply ALLIES INN i7oa New york
CASHIER. white: $40 week to start,
for work In our new shop. Apply
ia person only. VICTOR's. 444i
Connecticut ave. 10
CASHIER, active college store. ex-
perienced; daywork. Apply in per-
son, QUlGLEY PHARMACY. 203ti g
AZ NV. Ma 9.6Sf56. Ill
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lDRUG CLERK, experienced; no SIM.
aays sse e sssr g., gl9 rons exs e:
lEGG cANDLER. experienced, 5-sia,
Wk. Mr.. Wassnaan. CuDAHY PACK.
ING CO.. fO17 E ST.. s.w. -12
and helper: top salarl
for top mans NO others need apply
SO. 5-6324 ewes. --.-l0 Z
ELECTRICIAN, new and old work,
with established frm; steady work,
year round, highest prev wage, holt
days with pay; opport, for man with
D. G. card. Call during weekdays.
OIL. 2-775U. ---lx
Ist-ciass journeyman,
with d. @. license and drivers
permit 10 do old work and trouble
shooting. Apply Saturday, or Mcl-
day, between 81 am. REED
ELECTRIC CO., 1908 p 1t. NV.
HO. 2-432I. III
OPERATOR. white. over
Is. Apply from 3 am. to 8 pm,
timekeeper's once, SHOREHAM
HOTEL, $500 Calvert st. NV No
phone calls accepted. lib
ENGINEERS, electronic and n1echaf-
ical for research work on ordnance.
guided missile and aircraft projects.
Write fully. O. BOX 696S.
Bethesda IA. Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-10
ENGINEER

Must know plumbing and electrical
work. Excellent salary and apart
ment. Apply ALBAN TOWERS. 300
Mass. ave. NV. ~
FIELD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Splendid opportunity for young man,
25-30 years old who wants good
future with nationally prominent
bonding and insurance company and
opportunity to grow into executive
position. The work Is to assist in
promotion and direction Of the
sales activities of the company:
qualifications: College graduate
some business experience. interested
In sales work, ability to meet .pec-
pie easily. Please give business
background, education, age and
other pertinent details. Box 25l.
FIoWs hss SHOP DRIVER and hell
In store: experience not necessary,
opportunity to learn business ant
advance. MARTINS FOR FLOWERS
$500 18th st. ne, LA. 6-6656.
GAS STATION ATT. f2,: must have
sxpsr,6 s9pd p g AZ 4 satisfactory. Gal !
GASOLINE STATION ATTENDANT,
exp: references. Apply In person
PICKETT SUNOCO. $500 r, !. ave,
Brentwood Nd. 10
GR0CERYNAN, experienced, with
refs. Good salary to one who want.
to work. Apply in person, 8. & 8
MARKET, SOIL Wis. ave-. Beth
T. 5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-10
MATTRESSES
SODA FOUNTAIN
GIRLS

Good workins conditions. Company
APPLY IN PERSON
HOWARD JOHNSON
Seven Corners. Falls Church. Ven
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YOUNG MEN
READ CAREFULLY
THIS WILL MAKE SENSE

4 good salesman need never be un.
en1ployed. II be Is 3 willing worker
he will always be in demand ant
he will also be In the money
especially II his product o
merchandise Is priced riEht-u J
has eye value and service value.
we will hire 8 men. either expe.
rienced men or men who are wiilinl
70 learn. If you are available now
We are ready to talk business will
you. Come in with an open mint
and ne will lay before you . clean
wholesome business 0pportuntt,
that win merit your respect IA.
Some 10 the Pan American Room
efatler Hotel. 10th and < street,
NV. ct pm. SHARP. Saturday
sept Ill to get acquainted
Cornnlete details viii be giyeI
after 8 brief introduction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-10
CAB DRIVERS

LAD Dn1V EnO
Men to drive Diamond Cabs. n you
do not have an Identification card.
We train you II z few days. See
II. 3-5102. 131 18th st. NE
CAR WAsHER. must be exper; handy
g. FOSTER, 2244 Pa. ave. Sc. 10
CARPET MECHANIC. must be expert
enced. Paid vacation and other en-
D bsn R Sis, Gal dTTing EaassrnninE
CARPENTERS t3l: must live in Vir-
ginia: only good, able, young and
willing to work mechanics need call
II you are the man ! am looking for.
cARPENTER; Isl class. all phases Of
e 6SHs Sg!diRs CO.. 5DPf o1
dr.. Bethesda, Mr.. Osborne. or call
c All mfrs WANTED. general
work and trim. JE. 2-5642. Apply
:; 3 . !. e n Poyhatan ST IT,. Arl;: ,s Va
port TO Lee and Maple ave-. Ia
c kGna sfEki No miles out Old
Georgetown I'd. In Bethesda, $500
blk; Fleming ave-, or call HUDSON
KiKfs THE OAKS RESTAURANT,
civil wi E MissHSsln Nc AIDE, for work
in nearby Va; REQUIRED to know
drafting. mathematics and to per-
form some field work in surveying.
For appt.. phone ia. 5-414 Al. LIZ
CLERK. acctg. once. 20-30 yrs. Of
age: 40-hr wk; salary based. exper.
and ability; many benefits included.
Apply in person, Mr.. Foard, Ar
CLERK, age 2i-35. for local GMC
dealer; group hosp. and ms, paid
vacations. Apply General Truck
Sales, 80 M st. ne. day OF night.
CLERK to assist manager in va
riots manual and clerical duties
Typing required. oppor.. for ambi;
tious young man. Write background
and exper. Box 239-X, Star. --1o
COASTAL FINANCE CORP. has avail
able four positions for men to train
for asst. MANAGER; Car necessary
FUN salary while In training. plul
benefits. Apply in person to MR..
BoSsE, 944 Bonifant ST., sf. sprg.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. with car : I,
collect and sen on weekly sstan
TGmass nfnnss oppS5
weekly salary plus excel. comm. or
sales. paid weekly; steady employ
ment with large company. ALI
STATE HOME EQUIPMENT CO,
COLLECTOR-SALESMAN. Good .op.
portunity. Salary plus commission.
lc6DSSckEsTSE FORM MEN ta,, list class;
no others need to call: prefer. the
details. Cali JE. 443Roo -10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-10
GUARDS

) "a g 4 al5 i i
Security force Of military research
laboratory has openings at both Sil-
yer Spring and Scaggsville. Nd, To-
cations for qualified mem ages 81
to so. Il
Good character and references essen
tiaE Military BACKGROUND desirable.
DAY, EVENING AND NIGHT SHIFTS
40-HOUR WEEK
Many employee benefits, including
vacation. sick leave. retirement plan.
Johns Hopkins University
APPLIED PHYSICS
LABORATORY
SILVER iISI Si sPsiNa. ND Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-10
HELP-woMEN
BANK TELLER
PART TIME

D. c. bank has several openings FOL
experienced tellers, 1890 to $3.50
or more days weekly. Write. gisinl
!. experience and phone number e
BOX 333-x. Star. ID !.
Highest salary and
Commission. WO. 6-9465. l6
shampoo, girl, manicu.
rfst for exclusive beauty salon; go0d
salary and commission: 5-day yk..
Sc flese s-s aSSas s1IiL,viAN. -
BEAUTlCIAN, S75 plus comm. q.
flay week. busy salon.. WILLIAM
+ or NEW YORK HAIR STYLlSE.
1915 Mich. ave. ne. l0
REAUTY OPERATOR SS5-s100 per
week guarantee plus commission:
no manicurinF; steady work. LOUIS
CREATIVE HAIRDRESSERS, l71O
Eve st. NV.
BEAUTY SHOP RECEPTIONIST :
MANAGER, pleasing personality.
GOOD appearance. beauty-shop back
ground preferred: salary open.
LOUIS CREATIVE HAIRDRESSERS,
ITO Eye 81. NV. -
BrLLrNG CLERK, TO price. extend
and total invoices. Must be accurate
with figures and operate ealctlating
machine. Should have own transp:
excel working cords.:: air-cond. Of
fee: S-iey week. good salary paid
vacations. legal holidays with pay:
group rs. and hosp Reply Box
RoaoKKEEPER, part time. must b
exper.: special. hrs. can be arranged
Typing essential Interview I'D p.m.
only. 1881 y ct. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-10
HARRY J. DAILY AND
VIII. \. KEARNEY, Attorneys
metropolitan Bank Bldxs Ma. $500.
~ Filed Aug. 10. 1854.

- heffy M. Hull, Clerk.
n THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
Court for the District Of Column.
eursorssion pla fnGRfrti IS Thomas Ips
Pare Kslbaush. et q Defendants-
OF euBLicATioN.-The object 81
athi: action Is to obtain . Judgment
declaring the title good In fee
s,mp,s a..c ndSsTSe pS e1eS to
Three i3l, -Four a., Five Is, and
Six I6l In George Pa1e's subdivision
caf lots In square Three Hundred
recorded IN Libsr ~. p" folio 14 Il:
Surveyor Of the District Of Column
bte and now described on the rec
.prds Of the assessor Of the District
OF Columbia for the purpose Of taxa.
tipn as Lots Three cal. Four a..
sGght Hundred Eleven fs1n and
.san a Three Hundred Ninety $500
II Is therefore on motion by the a.
tofneys for the Plaintiff. It is. by
the Court. this 10th day Of August.
-1954. ORDERED that the defend
Ssts Thongs pas esss K sso snov Mar,
Jennie pase sentzS. George N. Page.
Bessie 9. spalt. Mary 2: Buellis
Eta Page Buhrfg. cause their ap-
pearsnce to be entered herein on
or before the fortieth day exclusive
Of Sundays and legal holidays. oc-
curing after the day Of the FIRST
publication Of this order; otherwise
the cause will be proceeded with as
in case Of default Provided. .
copy Of this order be published
once o week for three consecutive
wrecks in the WASHINGTON Law Re-
porter. and The WASHINGTON Eve.
ming Star newspaper, before said
day. and further ORDERED that
the unknown heirs. Alienees and
Devisees Of George Page. deceased,
cause their appearance to be entered
Herein on or before the nrst rule
day occurring three months after
the day Of the first publication
hereof. otherwise this action win be
taken fas confessed; provided 0
copy hereof be published twice Q
.Iaonthl for three successive months
In the Washine ton Law Reporter
and The Wasiington Evening star
Newspaper prior to the return day.
3S.J WALTER M. BASTIAN, Judge.
HAS sSssy.a Is HUI, oS s|:i1i p..J \;
Clerk au20 2T-se3, ] 0-ocl.S
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-SAI,ESCIERK

See MR.. MCCALL. 1882 N. = ave.
NV. .----lU
SALESMAN i3)--Make over $3.50 q
week selling sewing machines and
vacuum cleaners. Vacations with pay
plus car allowance. No canvassing,
leads in town. Must have car. Apply
IN person Mr.. Rose, SEW EASY
SEWING MACHINE AND VACUUM
CLEANER CO., 5156 Benning rd. Sc.
SALESMAN. to sen automobiles;
small salary, commission and trans
portation for man willing TO WORK.
Cali Mr.. pUNTON. OIL. 2-1I0O.
SALESMAN WANTED-Win train
excellent starting salary. plus com.
mission; 500 Q week after snort
training period. tn. 2-Sl0O. III
SALESMAN forS Buick dealer; used
car lot experience not necessary;
good proposition for right man.
State age. exper. BOZ 37O-z, star.
for plumbing, heatinG and
appliances. Must have exper. and
trapsp, Salary and commission.
Cal VIA. 1850 betw. : and $50
sRRImE;sMAN, fun. part time to sell
artistic place mats to clubs. res,
taurants. etc. Box 139-X, Star ~
SALESMAN. % to 35, washington
resident with good references. rrer-
erably married. THIS Is n opp vIi.
ssieswork. Car desirable. Pern1a-
ase = p iore establishsd manufactur-
ing arm in ID c. Call DU. 7-4337
fnr anf10rtment ---lU
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-10
TECHNICAL
WRITER

Prepare and edit engineer
ing progress reports. technical
brochures, and operating and
maintenance manuals in the
guided missile. rocket and cleo
tronic fields. Minimum Of Q
yrs. technical writing required.
Long-term program and
diversity Of projects makes this
opportunity particularly at
tractiye. Submit confidential
resume Of BACKGROUND and ex-
perience to:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-10

Apply ALBAN TOWERS. s7oo Mass.
ave.
PHARMAClST--Full time. no sun.
work. COLONIAL DRuG-L1ouoR.
rHtsosN On ia Il RnEicCoRD SALESMAN:
must have some exper. In retail
record sales: good salary, State age.
exper. and salary expected. Box
SS-z. Star. -12
PLAsTERER, patch man, colored,
Phone Ii 5-g055. II. 4-T43e. l014
PLUMBER, ist-class iobbing mar
with drivers license and hand tools:
top wages, permanent position. y
established shop only sober. reiia6l.
applicants with rafs. need apply
To. 2-4500. --13
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-10
MAIL CLERK
MAIL CLERK
Position Open
For
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE
Adequate Opportunity
For Advancement
Insurance, disqualification and pen.
sion plan available: 40-hr. wk.
APPLY PERSONNEL
OFFICE
VIRGINIA
ELECTRIC q
POWER co.
s Sfrx Y aaHsE v Ep.

MAINTENANCE MAN, white. mar
ried. not over 3d.. retired. who
wishes to supplement income; wife
must be able to assist In rental
Of apis, etc; duties consist OF
maintenance, repairs and lawn up-
ss sBn sasly c st MP fnd Ro Ssa per er
Mr.. wHITcoMB. 9 to 10 an.
maintenance MAN. ail-around ex-
perience for garden apt. Day work.
s snesd .of sU tlaanasi INA SSrR But
NEAT ET MANAGER for self-seryice
meat dept. In new super market;
one well-qualified and Of proven
ability; good paving JOB for man
AMMAN. 54o5 Annapolis rd.. Rls-
M dsciHSSi sxper.. pref. eolarsdio. TO
work on trucks and bulldozers.
D must haze ean par sSGIs Apply ir e
2340 MONTGOMERY st.. Silver sprins,
MECHANIC, experienced with con
struction machinery. to work In
Rockville; full time. 20. 2-2566.
ON BURNER MECnANIC--Experi-
enced In heavy oil. rotary burners,
must know electrical. good pay. al
empioye dement's. apply 124 Flor
ids ave. ne. No phone calls. .-I2
OIL BURNER SERvICEMAN. white Or
ence. refs. and salary expected.
Pa An fT Rss.CziRsfFkNTERs. experienced
fSf s q Ssrs q s,S Ssssla 6 sgsa .o5E
PA u IS 6S5AIA ASs' w pErENpp ~
DAY. WE. h.h2A2 .--1g
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UNUSUAL
OPPORTUNITY

Men and women to sell disqualification
full or part time. Experience not
essential EARN WHILE YOU
LEARN. Top commissions and re.
newalS to right party. Leads fur.
llished. Our company has been In
business over 40 years. Phone fol
appt., XII. 9-2574.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-10

Salesman, unusual oppor-
tunity;; $85 guarantee
plus commission, bonus
| for each new account,
high cash bonus on in
dustrial sales and ex-
penSeS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-10
CT,ERK-TYPIST

We have an opening for clerk
typist under age 35 in our home
ONCE. tipping speed y not essential'
our employees work 8 days week,
from $50 I'm. to 4:45 p.m:, Mon.
day through Friday: aforementioned
building; non-profit eafeterie: vaca-
ton and sick leave benfits. Apply
between 8 am. and 3 pm. TO
personnel once, 3rd door. EQUlT.
ABLE LIFE INSURANCE CO.. $40
14th st. NV! 10
COMPTOMETER OPERATOR--Acct
ONCE: 1890. yrs. OF age; 40.hr. WK..
no Sat. work. Salary based. eSper'
and ability many Dement'S Ineluding.
Apply in person Mr.. Foard, AR
MOUR q CO. sol 12 St. s.w. 10
COSMETIC CLERK, experienced pre-
suns. PARk-RExALL DRUGS, 1925
DANCE sascEn TrRHAsC;HERsi; Il ,--Espsr. saii:
excel. salary and working conditions.
VIII consider training some mex
perienced applicants. Apply ID per-
SON. l-6 pm. DON MARTINI Stu
dos. SOC 18th st. NV. -I
DENTAL ASSISTANT. must be neat,
personabIe and intellisent; will
train properly qualified, inexper
girl. Please address replies to 500
2fSth st. NV. State BACKGROUND In
own handwriting incl. age and
general physical appearance. IL
CTOR-TEACHER, qualified for
cooperative kindergaften in Kent
Village. Landover. Md, SP. 3e6964