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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-08
BY VIOLET FAULKNER

Pork. little mentioned dur
ing the summer months, comes
back into the news this week.
All cuts, roasts and chops will
be featured by local food
chains.
Pork supplies are normally
small (and prices up) during
the summer and generally on
through September. But this
year the USDA says prices will
be going down during the
month. and for the rest of the
year will most likely hold to
lower levels than a year ago.
Reason for the break is the
large supply and early mar
ketings from the spring pig
crop. About 10 per cent more
hogs are due for the market
this fall and winter.
Pork and apples tanother
fall PLENTIFUL are a good two
some and when you add sauer-
kraut you give the comhina-
ton even better flavor. For
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-08

butternsh are also plentiful
with prices normal. Florida red
snapper. offered at attractive
prices, viii be the leading fish
item this week with one of
the local food chains.
The Fruit Bowl
There's a good variety Of
melons on the market with
honeydews and cantaloupe at
their best. Both coming in
from California, they're listed
among the better fruit buys.
California Bartlett pears,
oranges. and Thompson seed
less, grapes are also recon-
mended.
When you buy pears pick
out some that are golden-yel-
low. they'll be just right for
eating. For later use, pick
some that are still green and
firm to the touch. They'll ripen
IN a couple Of days if you leave
them In the paper bag and let
them stand in a not-too-warm
place. For most purposes dtnt
bother to peel the Bartletts.
The skin Is tender and thin,
so it's silly to do that extra
work. Easiest and neatest way
TO cut out the seed core when
you're halving them for salad
is to use a metal la-teaspoon
measuring spoon. Here's a
little pear arithmetic if you're
making a pie: 1t takes about
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-08
British Wdr Hero
Weds in London

The marriage of Mai. Gen.
Sir Leslie Nichols, chairman of
Cable and Wireless, Ltd, world
wide British telecommunica-
lions company, and Joan Lady
Douglas OF Kirtleside. took
place September 2 in London.
Sir Leslie served as Chief
Signal Officer to Field Marshals
Alexander, Montgomery and
Wilson during World War II.
He was also Chief Signal Off,
Ger under Gen. Eisenhower dur
ing the North African invasion
and later was Deputy Chief
Signal Officer under Gen.
Eisenhower at SHAEF.
Sir Leslie was knighted by
Queen Elizabeth in last years
Birthday Honors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-08
REPORT TO THE HoMEMAKER
Spring Pig Crop
Moves to Market

cooking directions see our rec
ipe for pork-apple-kraut din
ner elsewhere on this page.
Also Featured
SLICED bacon and breakfast
meats will also be featured
this week end reminding us.
that with the children back in
school they need a good. we'll
rounded breakfast to start
their day.
Beef still figures prominently
in the weeks shopping plans
with the good values on sirloin.
porterhouse and round steaks:
shoulder and chuck roasts.
Fish supplies are back to
normal after the hurricanes.
The first of the seasons oysters
are coming in while soft shell
crabs are on the way out. The
storms about put a finish to
the supply for this year. but
crab meat is still plentiful. In
good supply are Chesapeake
croakers. Norfolk spots. and
jumbo white perch. Pan-size
trout, black bass. porgies and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-08

improved in Oregon. because
organization is better. and /
even dare to say in New York
and Washington, too" he de-
clared.
The Senator said internal
issues which have plagued the
G. o. P. in the past like
Mccarthy and the Citizens for
Eisenhower problems" - have
largely subsidized. which has
helped the situation in many
States.
Senator Goldwater said that
his wife. Peggy. and their
20-year-old daughter, jeanne,
both have had eye operations
this summer. Mrs. Goldwater
on one eye, jeanne on both.
Both are recuperating nicely,
he added.
Mrs. Leonard Hall, who has
been Ill this summer at the
Halls home in Oyster Bay,
N. Y. appeared briefly at the
party with her husband,
lamenting the fact that he had
been too busy for more than
a weekend vacation this
summer.
Mrs. Nora Kearns, president
Of the National Federation of
Republican Women and wife
of Pennsylvania Representa-
tive Carroll d. Kearns. got
back to Washington just in
time for the G. o. p. school,
at which she will participate
In a panel discussion today.
Mrs. Kearns leaves again
next Tuesday for q swing
around national federation
regional meetings in Billings,
Mont; Tacoma, Wash, Albu-
querque, N. Mex; Little Rock.
Ark, and Springfield and
Columbus. Ohio. From there
she win 60 to a national fed
GRAFTON board meeting in New
Orleans. opening October 4.
at which the time and place
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-08
Politics
Dominates
COP. Party
By ISABELLE SHELTON

Politics, as was to be ex-
pected, was the chief and
almost exclusive topic Of
conversation at the recep-
ton given last evening by Re-
publican National Committee
Chairman Leonard w. Hall
for the 48 Republican State
chairmen who are in town
this week attending a three
day committees p censored
school of politics.
Guests. in addition to the
40 chairmen, were staff mem
bers of the national commit
tee and the G. o. p. sena-
torial and congressional COM
mittees, plus several hundred
press. radio and television re-
porterS.
Since most Of the chairmen
had already been interviewed
exhaustively by the press on
the paramount question Of the
hour. will Ike run again?"
(they all say he wild there
was not much new on that
subject.
Subject No. 2, "Will Nixon
run with Ike?" also had had
q rather thorough airing
by that time (the chairmen
willing to talk say yes), so
some Of the talk turned to
what the Democrats viii do.
Averell and Estes
On this subject there was
more talk among Republicans
of Gov. Averell Hartman of
New York and Senator Estes
Kefauver Of Tennessee than
of the supposed Democratic
front-runner, the 1852 candi-
date Adlai Stevenson.
Reporters good naturedly
joshed some of the G. o. P.
leaders, charging them with
concentrating on other Demo-
cratic possibilities because they
knew Mr.. Stevenson posed the
only real threat to the Re-
publicans.
Senator Barry Goldwater Of
Arizona and Representative
Richard Simpson of Pennsyl-
vania, chairmen respectively Of
the Senate and House G. o. P.
campaign committees, also
we're there.
Senator Goldwater said he
is more optimistic about
G. o. P. Senate chances than
he was in a somewhat pessi-
mistic report he issued several
months ago.
The situation is greatly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-08
of the next federation conven-
ton will be decided.

of the next federation conven-
ton viii be decided.
Federation bi-enniaI con-
ventions additionally are held
in the fall. but some OPPOSE
ton to this has developed,
some members maintaining
that this takes their best
workers out of the State just
as the election campaign gets
in full swing. This group favors
a spring convention.
Invitations for last evenings
party read from 6 to 8. but the
merrymaking was still going
strong at 10 O'Clock. One group
burst into Happy Birthday"
for Richard Guylay, G. o. P.
public relations director, and
Robert Carter, an assistant to
Chairman Hall. whose birth
days were yesterday. and Joan
Dettling Of the public relations
staff. who celebrates hers to-
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-08

home economies director Of
PENB. Recipes range from the
classic skillet-fried chicken to
partly curried chicken in CO.
conut shells. Copies Of this
20-page booklet are available
at 5 cents each from the Poul-
try and Egg National Board,
185 North Wabash avenue.
Chicago 1. Ill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-08
Pork Chop Dinner

Pork Chop Dinner
4 pork chops or shoulder
steaks
Salt. pepper
No. 2 can sauerkraut (2h
cups)
| teaspoon caraway seed
" cup brown sugar
3 tablespoons chopped onion
2 apples
Brown pork chops in a little
hot fat in a Dutch oven or
other large heavy utensil;
season with salt and pepper.
Remove chops from pan and
pour of the fat. Add sauer-
kraut. caraway seed, brown
sugar. onion, and slic e d
apples; mix thoroughly. Top
with pork chops. Cover uten-
sill and cook over low heat /
hour or until chops are tender,
basting chops occasionally
with juices in the pan. Four
servings.
Evening star., 1955-09-04
AUCTION SALES
PROPOSALS
BOILING AIR FORCE BASE
HYTuhNGE
PERSONAL

BOY NEEDS HOME as one Of family
on yrs. old. attending local prep,
school Prefer NV. section. Box
GOT, Star. %
GEN. ENGR. WE'D. INVITATIONS.
s3s2 feT .TebINc; 5et Sh24s 5o foE 79o call
FORMS 81, U, g.. lob applications
e5sDsne e5sDsrsa SnS ExcH tygss yssy G Isd
X ~ NV, RIM, As. ST. 3-6ls6.
MIMEoGRApHNG, 500 copies.
S375. incl. typ. Of stem. ExCH.
sERya co, l74o X st. NV. RIM.
MOUNT VERNON HOSPITAL nurs-
ing. service; professional care and
vert ct: NV. CO. 6-2226. o to o.
TO IMPROVE your piano plagins
DE. 2-076s. Air-conditioned; two
concert Grand pianos, recordings
made, reeitals. So
YOUR COAT -OF-ARMs reproduced
IN color from Cons. Lib. files,
9xl2. s6. Write FoRsE. 500
Maine B,w.
FULL.TIME CARE for two children
n priyate' licensed home. Call AP.
HAIR TINTING Is our business. 25
yrs. .exper. Roux. Clairol. 50 30
complete. Why pay SO. 30. FRENCH
AID. 4-9674, %
! WANT an elderly person. Chris
tisn hearted, to care for baby in
Q coloreh home. 4 days q week.
Phone Me. s-3760,
ARE YOU FAT? Would you like to
lose Yeight without exercise, drugs,
etc. 0roup forming nov for both
ladies and men. Meet once week
for 10 weeks, talk your problem
over with others. Write fully, age.
sex, occupation, married or single
so that group osn be Of your type.
Enjoy LIE once more by learning
TO eat and grow slim. Write today
TO Boz &6l-R, Star.
Evening star., 1955-09-04
HELP-MEN
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER
TO HELP AROUND LDRY.
PLANT. STEADY WORK,
GOOD PAY. APPLY
GREYSTONE LAUNDRY
2216 9Th ST. NV.

AUTO BODY REPAIRMAN. high
straight salary. FLOOD PONTIAC.
492l Connecticut ave.
AUTO BODY and fender man.
steady job and plenty work on per-
centaRe basis, aveTaae salary, $t!5
wk. RoSSLYN AUTO BODY CO.,
1917 No. Lynn, Arl. s--5
AUTOMOTIvE BO0KKEEPER--T Top
money for top flight man or wom-
an This is a real opportunity. Mr..
williams, OHIO WILLIAMS BUICK.
AUTO fRAME and front end man;
must be experienced. lge. shop and
plenty OF work on percentaEe basis.
FSoSsssLYN BODY CO. 1917 n
AUTO GLASS MANICURE man to
learn auto glass trade; D. C. driy-
sr's permit. Apply 1854 H st. ne.
Ii 4-ni3n %
AUTO. GLASS MAN, experienced:
5ia-day week, d. c. drivers permit.
Apply 1854 H st. ne. Ii 4-913p
Evening star., 1955-09-04
AUTO GLASS MAN

AUlO 0LtADC MAN
In ali types Of glass re-
placement and repairs. Must have
d. C. drivers permit. Salary open.
hEa-day wk. Apply MOBILE AUTO
GLASS. 59l7 Georgia ave. NV:
~
AUTO MECHANICs-Enjoy security
OF permanent position while work
Ing Ing in sorsSp shop WIN an DlsagsRs Gi Psvs sots tan
level pay. PROFIT sharing, paid vacs !.
tions, paid holidays. health and
hospital insurance and oppoftu-
mites for advancement, Phone Mr..
Myers, DE. 2-6700, for appoint
Inent, WasltnRton's Oldest and
Largest podge- -Piymouth Dealer,
AHTTooMosiI.IEo AHToMM M3IoS SMfScHAsIcs q, -
products. This Is a Eood perms-
nent lob with unusual company
person to Mr.. HANE. HALEY's,
INC, m st. ct ist Sc. between 6
am. and 9 ON Do not phone.
AUTO MEcHANic-Ford experience
over 500 . week. LOGAN tFORDl.
3540 14th st. NV. See Mr. Ehener.
AUTO MECHANICs-Nev car dealer
needs mechanics for used car dept.
Must have own tools. 5-day wk
Paid holidays, STANLEY H. HORN
Err. INC, 4l6 Morse ST. ne. --6
AUTO MECHANICS-We want to
talk to about 4 men WHO want TO
get In on the ground floor Of q
fast-growing service dept; excellent
commission earnings. 5-day week,
paid vacation. Our. mechanics are
Joy security of 3 permanent posi-
tlon. will be working in a com
pletcly new building with service
dept on the first floor. hydraulic
lifts In each stall, hrand-new IA
cilit.eS all around you. Apply Mr.
Worsham, after 10 am. LOGAN
FORD. iii 18th st. NV. -
AUTO MECHANIC. white. exper. on
all make used cars: must furnish
own tools, furnish Al refs; 5-day
wssE wsTk .sss siHsss o hSd,ss par ss iRSids ADDs
Mr.. Jack Lynch. MONTGOMERY
sTuBBs MOTORS, Lincoln Mercury
Dealer. 37I5 Bladensburg rd.. hP.
7-2929.
Evening star., 1955-09-04

when dnstpeTinu Advertisements
addressed to Star botes do NOT
iheiose original references. photo
graphs or other materials OF per-
sondl palHe. Copies seTDe the pur-
pose. Originals may Get lost.
Evening star., 1955-09-04
AUTO MECHANICS


We want to talk TO about
g men who want 10 get in on
the ground floor OF a last
growing service dept. We want
clean-cut meH who will take
an interest in our business
and give US GOOD work. We
are goIns to furnish the
necessary training TO make
you a trst class technician:
We viii offer you the best OF
working conditions, 8 days q
week with many company
dement's. All replies kept
strictly confidential. Write
giving your name and tele-
phone number. will contact
YOU for interview, Our. en-
ployees know Of this ad. We
also would like to interview
young men who are interested
in getting In the automobile
business. Box 299-T. Star. j.
Evening star., 1955-09-04

ADVERTISING MAN
SINGLE, AGE $3.50,
SOME EXPERIENCE
IN COPY WRITING
AND DE SIGN FOR
OFFSET PRINTING.
MUST HAVE NATIVE
EXECUTIVE ABILITY
TO BE DEVELOPED
FOR MANAGEMENT.
SOME NEWSPAPER
ADVERTISING IN
VOLVED, BUT MOST
LY DIRECT MAIL.
OUR EMPLOYEES
ARE AWARE OF THIS
AID. REPLIES HELD
CONFIDENTIAL. AP-
PLY, STATING QUAIL
IFICATIONS TO BOX
113-T, STAR.
Evening star., 1955-09-04
HELP--MEN

AUTO MECHANIC. must be expert
epced with foreigp ears. Perm. po-
sitioa: guaranteed top salary: COM
pany benefits: refs. required. APP
ply MANHATTAN AUTO, 9TH and
n sts nv 3
AUTO MECHANICS 5-day week. top
wages; best shobssln city for AL
mechanics. Benefits, also school
Schools. See A. B. MCKEE, 1928
/, 81. NV. MCKEE PONTIAC. Ill
AUTOMOBILE @ECHANIC for ex-
panding service station, expert
erced tune-up and brake man
Salary dependent upon ability 70
produce References REQUIRED. Ap-
ply Mon. 1914. ESQ STATION
Evening star., 1955-09-04
ADVERTISING
COPYWRITER
WANTED BY LARGE
DEPARTMENT STORE

II you have had a year OF
more experience and can
produce vigorous copy here
is a job with a future.
State qualifications, expert
ence, age and enclose q
snap shot If possible. I'M
mediate employment at q
good salary with opportun-
ity for advancement. Box
ASST, Star.
Evening star., 1955-09-04
AUTO MECHANICS

Need 3 experienced men for new
car policy work. 44-hour week.
Steady Job with top, excellent
weekly salary. Many unusual
company benefits. Vac, hosp. life
ms. etc. Best working conditions.
References REQUIRED. Call Mr. Wat
JUSTINE CHEW. HYATTsvILLE
Evening star., 1955-09-04
HELP-MEN

25 to 35: BCs de-
gree or euuilavent: experienced in
operating complete set of books;
some departmental costs involved:
aforementioned once; hospitaliza-
tion and pension benefits: paid
vacation. Starting salary, $4,000
Box 55-S. Star. "A
and once manager,
experienced wanted by City Ford
dealer. must be cornpetent In all
phases Of automotiye once manage
ment. excellent salary. bonus and
other benefits. Reply Box 343-S
ACScc0UNTANT, yR.. for cPA Once
In Bethesda. Call Mr.. McsHEA'
at OIL, A-7H0S u
ACc0UNTkNT = Cost accountants
f2), "a, ,004, S4,751. Merit system
employment, Montgomery County
government. For Information write
or call personnel once, Co Once
Bldg, Rockville. Nd. Poplar q
212t, Ext. BIB
Evening star., 1955-09-04

AUTO PERTs MEN-z needed. j
with experience in Mopar parts. ]
Req, work hours. Decentralization.
paid vacation. good working con-
eaRfs flsIsPs c6Rp sss ssloi issR st i NV.
ARTTo 9 SALESMAN USED CARS
Very active. lot: needs aggressive,
ambitious salesman: good hours,
good pay plan and 1909 door time.
A haro worker can make 5000 wk
mere, Do not phone. TOWN a
COUNTRY SALES, $3.50 Wisconsin
ave. NV. Ill
AUTO SALESMAN. for used cars.
on very active lot: man must be
thoroughlY experienced with excel
lent background; very good earn.
inRs. REINES MOTOR CO. lS40
Wilson blvd. Arlington, Va.
AUTO sALESMAN--New and used
exper. pref but not necessary
demo. furn. salary or comm, OF
PARK Md -
Evening star., 1955-09-04
Classified Ad Rates:

LocoT AdVeFtlSeFs
8 Lines tMinimum)
One time, 46e line.
Three TO six times eensseotisely, Ale
per line.
Seven times eonssevfivsly, 3se per line.
New automobiles, 66s per line t4-lins
minimum.
speeial Notices end Personal, Sc PEI
line uddiiional.
out-ef-.own reie. e6e per line soeh
insertion.
Claims fer errors rnvsf be mode In time
for Correction before second insertion
Evening star., 1955-09-04
HELP-MEN
CLOTHING DEPT.
TRAINEE

Wonderful opportunity for young
business. Only 9 man interested in
retail career need apply. Prefer
his. sraduate with / or 2 years
Of COLLEGE, selling and clerical ex-
perience helpful. Apply Mr.. Stewart.
The Young Mems Shop
1919 F ST. NV. Ill :
COLLECTION TRAINEE $3.50
SALES HOBBY SHOP-$6O
JANE BURcH. Rm. 226. Bond Bldg.
--6
CONSTRUCTION SUI 9 RINTEND.
ENT-Experieneed In commercial
and government work for position
with established local general con-
ence and salary desired. Boz
343-R. Star
CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTEND-
ENT. for housing project age 35.
5S must Be s Phases
REQUIRED. cail Mr.. zucKERMAN.
NA-S-0131.
CONSTRUCTION Superintendent, ex-
reply. giving experience and refer
ences. Including present job, which
viii be confidential II requested;
give starting salary and present
salary Work location, Fairfax
County. Box 261- IS, Star. Ill
CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTENDENT
AND CARPENTER FOREMAN foI
large housing project. Phone MAG
AZINE BROS. NE. S-6O65. --5
Evening star., 1955-09-04
HELP--MEN

ADVERTISING SALESMAN with ra.
dio experience, Unusual opportun-
ity. for rapid advancement. Box
:I03-T, Star.
AGENCY has OPEN
ing for clerk-messeneer: high school
tunity for hrisht younS man to
break into agency work: 5-day
week. Call District 7-5400 after
$50 Am. Tuesday.
Evening star., 1955-09-04
ARCHITECTURAL
CRAFTSMAN

ASST. MGR. TRAINEES
DISPLAY DESIGNER
ASSISTANT BUYERS
COMPLAINT INVEST.
SELLING SUPERVISOR
ASST. TO DELIVERY MGR.
FURNISHINGS statesmen
MDSE. TRAINEES
FURNITURE statesmen
BOOKKEEPING SUPERV.
WAREHOUSE STK. SUPV.
LADIES SHOE SALESMAN
APPLY WASHINGTON STORE
FURNISHING SALES MGR.
DEPARTMENT MANAGERS
SECTION MANAGER
DISPLAY MAN
APPLY SILVER SPRING STORE
DEPARTMENT MANAGERS
DISPLAY MAN
STOCKROOM SUPERVISOR
APPLY PARKINoToN STORE
We will train ambitious young men
for most Of the above openinss.
TUESDAY
THE HECHT co.
WASHINGTON STORE
81: q eth NV.
r'PtSCSs rPptSCSxfsd4oNl n aDs tllsySrsh HEI.. "a, DIl''
0le6s IA. and Wilson Dlvd.
Evening star., 1955-09-04

SOU extra lot ConlhCtlnB OUT CllculS
2 evenings rer wk.: must have car
$50 10th 81. NV.
COOK, must be experienced: for day
work. LITTLE CHAMPION RES
TAURANT. 636 N. Capitol st. %
COOK
Roast: top restaurant experience
necessary; sober; top salary; full
benefits references reQuir d.
Phone Mr.. COHEN, Elk. 3-34I1.
between and 6 pm. only. %
COUNTRRNfAN, TO work at service
counter in electrical appliance
service station; mechanically In
clined person with ability 70 Serye
the public preferred. c. A. LEP-
CREDIT MANAGER AND SALES
80, as credit manager and sales
trainee with the Sherwin- Williams
CO. worlds largest paint manu-
sale location in Silver Spring. Md.
Opportunity for advancement, un..
limited I'm sales OF in financial
;sSn management OF f,ooSSs.n,ns SIf business. n1s:
HSS'eiS ferrsd. But experience not neces-
sary. Salary and bonus. with many
other additional company Dement'S.
Call JU. 9-94oo for appointment.
pELIcATEssEN CLERKS. fun Or
part time. Apply THE FLOWER
RIGGS DELIcATEsSEN. 302 Rigss
I'd. ne, RA. 3-65Q0. d
DELICATESSEN CLERK
Permanent. fuli-time position Tor
dependable countermAn: 6-qay week
ircIuding Sundays and holidays.
ASH for MR.. REIpER. PosIEs''
Evening star., 1955-09-04
ACCOUNTANT

with opportunity 90 Of
nee manager. Familiar with pay
New once IN Annandale, Virginia.
Salary open. jE. A-7s00. Ia
Evening star., 1955-09-04
HELP-MEN
District Manager

opportunity locally, Of.
iered BY national concern. for per.
manent assignment in expanding,
low.pressure sales fleld Of sefni-
professional nature; must prove
successful experience in developing
salespeople, on direct-to-consumer
basis; SIS. no trassi arnofns1 involved but nSs sd
to so; successful applicant will
receive thorough training and COM
prehensive cooperation in develops
ing and maintaining organization.
For local interview. write Boz
3s3.T, Star
DOORMAN, dependable coiored man.
between IS and 45 for . large. new
apartment baildins; Sis. VII nst sisS sss t to
midnisht: opportunity for good
earnings: must be strictly sober.
exceptionally good DISPOSITION. re.
liable. good physical condition and
furnish GOOD references: Apply
SsdoIyh Ssed Wis a ave- :ni NV. after j ON.
for annointment for personal inter.
DRsTrsMEs - Architec.ursl. else-
trical. mechanical and civil drafts
men for work in p; G Also loS 4 3.
BIZ. EIsoH or eTi eali d. g. 7.fs9 fHSHGn' cree
CRAFTSMEN
Architectural
Mechanical and Electrical
Minimum OF 5 Years Experience
Long-Term Projects
Industrial Institutional
Commercial
GEORGE NJ. EWING CO.
10Y 19th 81. NV. RE. 7.le0g
Evening star., 1955-09-04

CHEF CLERK, $4,000; college de-
gree, some personnel exper. know
once procedure. GRACE DUNN,
1911 G St, RE. 7-2s2S,
CLERK. for stock and shipping;. re-
liable experienced man to take
GOOD references W. BELL a. Co.
CHIEF ENGINEER = ChallenginR
msnasement position availsbls
tion located in bethesda. Md; Per-
son, must have b. S., E;E:. deeree,
be thorouEhly familiar with elec::
tronic production techniaues and
contract and Tor sales negotiation.
have some experience In design Of
eauipments. , Position offers UNIQUE
opportunity to become member OF
initial management team with ex-
tensive POSSIBILITIES for Erowth: For
contact, MIS-; MIS- pulley, esdI JAMEs s.
CLERK-TYPIST, white, yng., Sc $40.
Stock clerk, white. yng., hosp. open.
PROF. PERSONNEL. ME. S-2ag2.
Evening star., 1955-09-04

AUTO METAL MAN. top wages for
reliable man: hospital and. insur-
ance benefits. 5-day week. See
Mr. A. B. MCKEE, MCKEE PONTI-
Ac. 1903 I, ST NV 10