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club project Of landscaping the
Yates Memorial Clinic was dis
cuSSed. Mrs. J. b. Eure gave a
detailed account Of the paintings
thus far and gave an outline of
paintings TO follow.
An arrangement of camellias,
designed by G. D. Elliot was cri-
ticized by the club members.
Mrs. Moses then presented her
program on Altar Arrange
For illustrating her talk,
she had previously arranged a
creation Of daffodils and pansies.
Mrs. Moses discussed the place
ment OF flowers in the church
and points to take into consid-
Grafton when selecting flowers
for this purpose. This was the
first time that a program had
been given by one Of the mem
bers since the club was organ
lied in September.
Following the program, a SAL
ad course, carrying out the ST
Patrick's Day theme of green
and white, was served by the
hostess,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-03-30

Continued From Page y
still a very dangerous drug, very
nabit forming. and that its sale
should still be tightly restricted.
AS predicted in this report las,
week, Representative TO m
Whites "Whammy" bill was de-
Gated on the floor of the House
IN Tuesday, after lengthy de-
oate. Too many Representatives
thought that, to weaken the cleo
.rical timing device. would en-
LANCER the States Safety Pro-
gram for the highways. There
we're many who voted against
he bill after expressing doubt
as to the effectiveness Of the
in our Highway Safety
Program. Others voted against
ne bill after criticizing the State
Patrols administration
If the device, such as placing
hem Just inside restricted
'peed zone, or at the bottom Of
decline. 1t was stated that the
public is getting fed up with
his type of administration and
t continued, SO much resent
nent would be built up that twol
iears from now a Legislature
would be sent to Raleigh with a
mandate from the people to do
omething about it. Such as hap
'ened in 1919 after the State
administration Of auto inspec-I
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-03-30
ton lanes.
The .Blue" Bill. which drasti-

The "Blue" Bill. which drasti-
cally changes plans Of Health
and Accident and Hospitaliza-
ton insurance, passed the House
on Wednesday. and Is now in the
senate. Since this bill has be-
come SO controversial, we don't
know just how it will fare in the
Senate. However. there is still
another bill in the House Insur-
lnce Committee, introduced by
Representative Harris of Stanly
County. This bill is sort of
compromise and will be acteo
upon if the Blue Bill fails to pass
the Senate. In addition, there are
L number of bills by Senator
James and others. in the Senate,
still to be acted upon. 1t is new
safe to assume that some inn
provement will be made in this
type Of insurance.
Briefly, other statewide legis-
ation presently under consider
alton is: A bill to permit the sale
and use Of paper caps; a bill &c
require the enrichment Of corn
meal, and a bill which would
give control Of the Banking
Commission to the public. The
irst two named were taken up
n the 1853 Session and both
we're defeated. This may happen
gain, but it is nothing strange
o see a bill introduced that has
been defeated before, and some
lines they pass. A good example
vas the Ham" operators bill.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-03-30
GARDEN CLUB MEETS

FAIR BLUFF. N. c. - The
Garden Club held its
regular meeting Tuesday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. Henry
Moses. During the business ses-
SIGN. presided over by Mrs. B. A.
Powell, the club president, the
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-03-30
Deaths

Mrs. Nancy Elizabeth Fowler
Of McColl. widow OF John Fowl
er died March 16 after a short
illness.
Mrs. Fowler was a daughter of
Balbo and Helen H. Blackmon
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-03-30
of Horny County.

She is survived by two sons,
Alton and Dalton of McColl. five
daughter. Mrs. Delta Todd and
Mrs. Letha Ivey Of McColl, Mrs
Blanche Berry of Tampa. Mrs.
Virdie Bullock Of Loris: one
brother, Daniel Blackmon OF
Loris; Two sisters, Mrs. Martha
RADON of Loris and Mrs. Effic
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-03-30

HarVeI OF WhlteViues N. =. mo
IA grandchildren.
Funeral services were conduct
ed at 10 o'clock Friday afternoon
rom her home by her pastor.
the Rev. L. b. Morrison of East
side Baptist Church. Interment
followed in Mt. Elba Cemetery
of LoriS.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-03-30
-. and you'll have the
driving time of your life.

It's we'll worth your while to come in and drive
the Motoramic Chevrolet just for the fun of il.
And when you do, you'll make discoveries that
can help you be winner in our Miracle Mile
Contest. For example, you'll notice how Chew
rolets new Outrigger rear springs bring YOU
wonderful new stability on curves.
You'll see how new Glde-Ride front suspen-
sion rolls the bumps smooth. And you'll tinele
10 inc PePPery response you get when your Toe
nudges the accelerator. You'll find this true
whether you drive the new 162-h.p. "Turbo-
Fire VIZ" with the shortest stroke in its field
for longer lifeD, or one of the two new Blue
Flame 6's Chighest powered skies in the low
price feldD.
Come in and have the driving time of your
life at the wheel of new Chevrolet Enter cur
big Miracle Mile Contest, without cost or obi
CATION, and you may win one of lO2 new Chcv-
rolets given away It's easy-its fun!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-23
New Window Shapes, Sizes
Allow Varied ARRANGEMENTS

One easy way TO invent q new
use for something is to tip it on
It's side or turn it upside down.
That sounds crazy. but it worked
n the case Of windows.
Consider the easement win
dow-the type which opens like
a door. Turned on one side so
that 1t opens at the top. it be-
comes what Is called a hopper
window-allowing air to flow in
and up. Reverse that version
and you have an awning win
dow-one that opens to form a
little roof to keep out the rain.
There is still a fourth way to
use that window. That is as a
fixed sasha window that does
not open at all, no matter what
position it is in. A fixed sash is
used in lots of places where no
ventilation is needed at any
time. a
Window Wall Arrangements
This all sounds comparatively
simple when you know it. but
millwork producers didn't ex-
plot the idea until enterprising
producers of metal framed win
dows sponsored various unusual
shapes and sizes.
One result of this topsy-turvy
idea in the use Of windows has
been the window wall. comprised
Of a series of panes. The top
row may be installed in awning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-23

by the one-story ranch-style
house. insures privacy for
ground floor bedrooms. provides
a maximum Of wall space for
furniture placement. yet gives
plenty Of light and ventilation
with a certain amount of pro-
lection in stormy weather.
The awning -hopper-casement
is one Of the modern wood win
dows which can be washed on
the outside from indoors. Wher
the window is fully opened, its
outer surface is within easy
reach.
A little known feature of GER
tain millwork is that window
frames and sash are chemically
treated to be water-repellent
This doesn't change the APP
pearance of the wood or affect
its paint holding quality. but
it minimizes warping, swelling
and shrinking.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-23
Brace Strengthens
Gurden Cote Post

The strength of gate posts for
a garden gate is largely under
ground. A brace. known as a
sleeper or scab, joining the lower
ends of the two posts provides
the strongest support.
Specifications for sturdy gate
posts. according to the National
Lumber Manufacturers Associa-
ton, are 4-by-4-inch lumber
with a 1-by-6-inch board used
for the sleeper. Posts and
sleeper should be of decay-re-
sistant or treated wood.
The usual practice is to set
gate posts at least a third of
their length below ground. In
addition to that depth. they
should always extend below any
known local frost line.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-23
Harrison Gets
Housing Post

William Henry Harrison, for
mer Confressman at large from
Wyoming and a direct descend
ant of two former Presidents of
the United States, has been
sworn in as Regional Admins
traitor for the Housing and Home
Finance Agency's Region III.
The religion he will head has
headquarters in Atlanta and
covers the States of Alabama,
Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Mis-
sissippi. North Carolina. South
Carolina and Tennessee.
He is a grandson of Benjamin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-23

Harrison. 23d President Of the
United States, and . great
grandson of William Henry Har-
rison. ninth President.
The regional administrator
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-23

served In the House Of Repre-
sentatives from 1851 to the end
of the last Congress. Before that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-23

time he had been a member of
both the Wyoming and Indiana
State legislatures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-23

position: the middle row as fixed
sash and the bottom row as hop
pers. Or where a picture win
dow of one large plate of glass
is used in'the center of a window
group, adjoining side windows
may open as easements.
Some standard sizes Of pine
frame windows are exactly
twice as long as they are wide.
This makes possible a good look
ing grouping by placing one
awning sash at the top, two
easement sash directly below it,
and one hopper sash at the
bottom.
Strip Window Advantages
Used in awning position, three
or four windows often are
stretched out in ribbon arrange
ment high on a bedroom wall.
This arrangement. popularized
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-23

. All City Utilities
. Westinghouse Dish
wssher. Loundromot.
Electric Clothes Dryer
Available
. School ond Tronspor-
lotion One Block Awoy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-23

Imosine, now you choose the loco
tion you won't. your exeitinsly- designed
contemporary vilIoser is ready for
you TO move in! And look at the
terrific lectures you'll find in this
sensational rumbIer!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-23

. Wide voriety Of sx-
terror designs and
eolors
. ventiIotins fan In
kitchen
. Garbage Disposer
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PERSONALS tcost.l


ALTERATIONS done Immediately:
Will call and At; refs. AID. 2-O592.
EXPERT TIPPING, any kind done at
home. vic. ArL Court House. ia. .
HaWAiIIAN AND SPANISH GUITAR
lessons By professional. Free trial
lesson. WO; d-s504, I'm.
non-homogenized milk. Store loca-
tions desired for old-fashioned milk
shake fan. Box 333.M, Star.
HAVE 81 HOURS Arthur Murray
lessons for sale. cal RE. 5-o265.
REST HoME--Leewood Lodge. q dis.
tinetive home for convalescents and
eideriy people who want the best u
nursing care and food. JE. 4-T42s
SEWING INSTRUCTIONS, MARY
Lou SHOP, 500 18Th ST. NV. By
expert dfessmakers Join new
glasses. day or evening. Pay - yor
learn. 81. 3-66l9.
ENTERTAINERS WANTED to enter.
tain h9spitalized serylcemen ant
R little Of your time % to- to heip .s enter. Ter.
MAuNEY. RA. 3-2SS0.
NURSE. practical Frad. fcot), IA
years experience: doctors ref: con-
valescent. invalid and elderly pa.
tients preferably: II to z AM, IL
midnisht to am; PVT. or institu-
aSnal; Bog stfIsS SsSM, ssdt star eomnsn.
ion to conyalescent lady: live in
For particulars. write 1901 18th St.
HOME TGTORING-Alg.. geom. \ Lat,
Fr.. Eng, Sp., Ger. arith., read.
elem, IL h., ST. b. sub. UN. 4-19s3
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NATIONAL
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE

NATL Co. Wash. Va. Md. mfg's
supplies go $500 mo. plus exp.
Natl food co. $500 mo. plus exp.
Furniture, inside 500 mo.
Hot water Heating
Natl food CO., DC. $3.50 mo. plus car
Trainee, ofe. mach. $225 plus exp.
Evening star., 1955-01-16
ATTENTION, WOMEN

JUNE IS H. S. GRADS
Interested In bank career? Earn while
you learn. Training begins now. Sat.
urday mornings. with pay. Bank
clerk positions start Immediately
after graduation at sos month.
POTOMAC EMPL. AGENCY
1884 Wilson Blvd, Arl. IA. $4,000
9l1 King ST., Alex. XII. 9-bO56
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San On THRFE MACK TRACToRS

ALL INCOME TAXES
9th and D NV, municipal tax center.
400 5th st. NV. RIM. 203. RE. T-s1l1.
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ACCORDION INSTRUCTORS. full
time schedule. Contact MR. sWIL-
LER. 1905 n. Hartford, Arl, immed.
ACCOUNTANT JR. for cPA frm.
exper. preferred, but Siii also con-
slider beginner. Write. state school,
ing and experience If any, age. and
IA
ACCOUNTANT. junior. in eonstruc-
tion once: good typlst; excellent
opportunity for advancement; state
salary required. Box 25O-R. Star.
III 3
ACCOUNTANT, JR.--Man desirous
Of obtainire varied experience in
public accounting thfoushout the
year Reply stating age. education,
experience, salary expected. Box
2e2-R, star. -16
ACCOUNTANT--Jr. for CPA nrm IN
Silver Spfipg. In reply. state name
address, age and qualifications Boz
2i6-R star Id
Evening star., 1955-01-16

Whea saspsrtRp adreffsssMenfs
addressed u Star boxes do NOT
tpstoss original TeJereaces photo
orgphs or Other materials OF per.
soHai cdtse. Coptes seree the puy-
pose Originals mas Get lost
Evening star., 1955-01-16

Honey, Apple Butter and E9gs
PI4AINF1ELD ORCHARDS
Out Ga. ave. 70 olenmont, Nd, rieht
5 miles on Rte, tS2 Ct HishxeseI
sprine. Nd. Spring 4-SSpI.
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ACCOUNTANT

College graduate. CPA or BIS in
commerce. knowledge Of pension and
group insurance plans, for large
nationa lily known corporation. Ex-
cellent opportunity and good SAL
ary. Write Swing age, experiences
end references. Box 270-R. Star.
- Good opportunity fol
young man to learn and advance
with METROPOLITAN Area branch oi
ground or business experience pre-.
ferred: car furnished. UNIVERSAL
CIT CREDIT CORP, 100 s. Pat
rick St, Alex. OV. 3-4S00. III
ADJUsToR-TNyEsTIGATOR - Ma.
tion-wide consumer finance COM
pany has opening for . youne
men. No experience necessary. Al
company benefits. Apply in person
to J. p. TAGGING, 1928 Ga. ave
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HELP wARrEp-AcENclEs
SALESMAN

Age 25-35. with some college and
sales experience. "a call on profes-
sional and business clientele fol
corporation. No reg. fee. Personnel
Div, MANAGEMENT CONSULT.
ANTS. INC. Suite 900. l40e G
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PROPOSALS

SEALED BIDS will be received until
noon, Friday. February 4. 1865. at
the ONCE of state Roads Commits
to purchase the improvements To-
Gated on the former A. L. Hill. q
one-story frame bungalow and ga
rage at 1850 Colesville Road.
properties In White Oak, Maryland,
located on the proposed highway
improvement mp yemen ,,I1e between White thu Oak
provements must be removed down
TO the ground line, by midnight,
Friday, March 4, 1855. Details,
bidding forms and special bidding
envelopes may be obtained at the
State Roads Commission once at
Laurel, MARYLAND, $50
Evening star., 1955-01-16
SALESMAN

age aS-ss, Rxperisneed. married
5'e" or above. Resident Of D. C.
for past year; Expenses A and !,,,,. auto
Salary Increase after 90 days. No
reg, fee. Personnel Div, MANAGE
MENT CONSULTANTS. INC. Suite
500 1A0a a n NV
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SALES
MANAGER

Ags 9B-4B. Experienced In rus
cleaning industry and familiar with
D. G. area. st. sal. $4,000 50, 600
Plu,s " rs fee. csrsa1 SsEsOnnsl T.HTs Ply
NC, suite 900. I10e q q, az:
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CLASSIFIED AD RATES:
Loeol Advertisers
; Lines (Minimum)

One Tins, %6s per line.
Three 10 six times sonsesvtivsly, 4ls
per line.
Seven times sonsseUiiysly, 3se per line.
New automobiles, &c per line (4-Iins
minimum1.
spseiaI Notice, and Psuenel. Sc pss
line additioncl.
ogf-of-iown rots. &c per line each
insertion.
Cloims for errors must be muds In fine
tor correction before second insertion.
Evening star., 1955-01-16
AUTO MECHAMIC
9Th and R sts. NV.

AUTO MECHANIC. for front-end
attainment and new car servfcing
ply Bill Cheseldine, JAY cHEvRo-
LET, Upper Marlboro. Nd Market
AUToMoTIyE PARTS MAN. white,
Ford experience preferred. See Mr.
Wilson, TAKoMA MOTOR CO., 5n0l
Carroll ave. Takoma Park. Nd
AUTOMOTTpE PARTS MAN-Experi-
enced assistant parts rnanager
salary plus percentage OF total de-
partnent sales. disqualification. paid
vacation, etc. Reply stating experi-
snce and references to Box 2i0-R,
AUTOMoTIyE PARrs-A good open.
ing for man. 25-35. with exper., TO
head up receiving. stocking and
salary and working conditions
MILLER-DUDLEY Co, INC. 1915
AuTo lfs6 PARfs d afs MEN q, needed: 2g ! ex-
perienced in Mopar parts. / to learn
the parts business; regular hours,
flts; See Mr., Pignone. U, s. PARTS
CORP, 2101 l4th st. NV. DE.
AUTo SALESMAN - Exper.. hard
working man for high-paying sales
Job with an aggressive Ford DEALER
ship. Excel. oppor. with drawing
acct. good work. cond, and demon
strator. Liberal pay plan. See Mr.
shaw. MONROE-FORD CO, 1887
z East-West Hwy. Sill. spg.. Md.
AUTO. SALESMAN - Exper used
cars; liberal comp. plan: transp,
furn.: refs. req. Perm. See Joe, TEN
PIE MOTOR CO., 1914 Diagonal
xd.. Alex, Va, OV. 5000, ----16
AUTO SALESMAN for GIN dealer.
Old, established dealer has very
25-35. Box 125-K, Star. lii
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ADJUSTORS

Young men tj) required for perma-
nent positions with excellent oppor-
tunity for Advancement. Positions
nov open due to recent expansion
and promotions Salary commensu-
rate with past experience and ability
Overtime and car allowance paid
JU. 7-9445, Mr.. F. x. BOSSE.
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HELP wANTEp-AeENclEs

Al Legal Secy., $50 Wk.
Past. distation. real oDDty; Res. Real
ELL iIlIe oPfSiscs hourly ME SEE Mss
Grant. st. 3-3666 Est. 40 yrsJ.
IBOYDS, Cor. G & 18th
Public Relations Secy.
sia nsinsspinE G sec ma stsr. sSSS ss sIsno Mis;
Young. ST. 3-3664.
PERSONNEL SERVICE
1911 @ ct. NV. 6Est. 20 Yrs.)
Evening star., 1955-01-16
sPEclAL NoTlcEs

INCOME TAX RETURNS prepared in
sSSp sSSntans aSms q s.PeE ssSSo reliable is &C.
CURTAINS, beautifully I'm, chair
covers, drapes, fine linens, silks.
family wash specially. no. 2-8222.
1 WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts contracted for by anyone
NATAL, s3l Jefferson st. ne,
CcIuslBiA ISitSIisla; TAX ssERvIcE-Tax re.
turns nr nTeps5sd os san Hes service ME ss sSa
ALL INCOME TAXES
bth and D NV, municipal tax center,
400 5th st. NV. RIM. 203. RE. 7-S1l1.
--t6
SALE OF THREE MACK TRACTORS
OF January. 1855. at 8 O'Clock AN
ct alel West virginia Avenue, NE,
ssnaa TassinssSa MSsk Motor TucR ne corPSfs gPSss
ton viii oiYer for sale at public
auction three 49, Mack Tractors, nj
20lu, BOOT -2069 and B6UT-163T,
asad.ss ssa MSsOr M Nos EN 1ssEtcSs aeas5 rs EN
spectiveiy, that the said three
sessed by the said Mack Motor
Truck Corporation under two COM
ditionel sales contracts between the
said Mack Motor Truck CORPORATION,
seller, and 4. 7, Crenshav. par;;
chaser. dated December IL. 1883
end AuEust 2. 1853, defaults having
been made In the purchase price 81
AL three vehicisL under the said
sSdsts MAcK MOTOR TRUCK corr.
cLAkKE; RIcHARD, MoNCURk 2
SON, ATTORNEYS for Mack Motor
Truck Corp, los North Fairfax
Street. Alexandria, Virginia. lis
APPLES ~ SWEET CIDER
Honey, Apple Butter and Ksss
PIAAINF1EID ORCHARDS
Out Ga. ave. to Qlenmont. Nd, rieht
8 miles on Rte, tS2 Ct HishxeteI
Tower. w. w. MOORE. sands
sprine. Nd. Spring 4-SSpI.
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AUTO statesmen
AWNING SALESMAN

Must be experienced estimator on
canvas and aluminium aEn'ngs.
VIII pay high salary for WORK Of
this type II you can qualify. a
wonderful opportunity for the man
interested In . steady, year-areund
income Good working conditions.
State qualifications. experience and
references. All replies confidential.
Box 240-R, Star.
BILLING CLERK AND TYPIsT, ex-
perienced; . local New York stock
exchange frm; good pay and oppor-
tunity for advancement: free life
Insurance.. group disqualification ben
ef1ts. interesting work. cheerful at
nlosphers In modern once building,
BILLING CLERK. 70 operate Bur-
roughs Moon Hopkins billing ma
chine; salary. $500 per monsh: 90
tion, with old estabiished nrm. State
, experience. and typing speed. Give
pkons samSeT. Bon sSs-s. stsr. M
noOKKKErER-PuIi charge foe ST.
yer Sprtng real estate and con-
structiou once: ets-day week; sal-
AIRY open: eommensurats with ex-
perience and ability. JU, e-I400.
BOoKKEgPER, experienced in nov
Ing business preferred: dopble entry
system: bIs-day week: salary COM
mensufats with ability. Phone JU.
Bo0SgkKEErER, one. msuaseT. ex-
perienced. for eonstrpetiof ofies;
excellent yOrEins condition. gi.hn
fall details in reply. Boz BIER,
Star. liz
Evening star., 1955-01-16
SALESMAN

Ass se-se, Esr saEssr spportun,ty
sosDosssioas sS atsohA Must ss''Es Enps y. "a n
area and have automobile. S7b-
800 weekly. dependinE upon anali-
1eations--plus incentives, No reg
fee. Personnel Div, MANAGEMENT
CoNsuLIANTs, INC. Suite 600
Evening star., 1955-01-16
BOX l77-R. STAR

CORRESPONDENT skilled as typist,
and capable Of composing difficult
letters dealing with involved con.
tfoversies r o. Box 1913, VIII
mtngt0n, Delaware.
COSTUME jewelry salesmar,---Panaoas
Inc requires man with following re-
Washington. Del. Va. Liberal draw.
Ing vs., comms. DAVID SJRAD co.
Evening star., 1955-01-16
is YOUR JOB
LISTED HERE?
WOMEN

WOMEN
Secretary. steamship line, TO top exec,
fast speeds. b-day 49, $500
Secretary. real estate, issislatiys. .do &
bsss Sss:F; oo. ,..,.r. = =. e 3 va
yrs. work in interestins ofg. $50
We have many. many other iIstines
and suEgest you come In TO see ua
Accountant tsoatroIlsr ssessrcyndl. J.
MoTtssss loan saD.r. plus ss:ts a. "A SseE:
MasSins. seoEissD.r tszp.r.5 'Ot ssS IS
Aestg: !.c; sisrs: ags e -. ~ plSs ssc
Mscnsnies (hsss q trucks and 60.
insDs.ssrs. = 90 VA. Ris6
Fisid sssins.s nsad surv,ys-s ssrSs,
sut,sss Sc, ....,. slSG ~, ", ~:
gorkl: vs1i tsks youns man With
ssIssnss. sss y ss. sons sollss. 9 .sS sss I
experienco 70 21H0
sales trainee (eflce equip.) to $75
Young man (eon. degTeel, sss % 80,
eventual factual reporting On HiIl.
SALARY open
NO REowTRATToN rKE
Hours; p-s. Msnaas Friday. wsdnss-
day 70 2 Pm.
ELIZABETH PINKSTON
Personnel Counseling
Services
lo2s eonn. Avs. NV, neom SIS
Beginners to $50
WITH On yTrHoUT TYrE0
Xean1 hish sch sfads. prsfsrredB:
Leeds. go y st. NV.
Evening star., 1955-01-16

THE MoTHKRs' SUBSCRIPTION
SERVICE, serves the Metropolitan
Ares. 81 . renewal agency for over
$500 magazines, professional pub
lications. trade journals. and many
foreien periodicals.
]! vas eeEnn as stay e Home
while carinE for thsir amali chill
dren, Let them make your renewals
without the phone or door bell IN
terruptionE, 80 annoying 70 busy
people. They VIII notify you by mail
before your subscriptions run out
u Won win send them the address
labels from your current nuhseftp-
tons. write publication title on
each label and drop In envelope or
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Jet the rre1t from your renewals
90 out o. tovn--help these moth
~ earn vishOu, Issvins shsir fftis
Evening star., 1955-01-16
HrLP-nEA

BRICELAYRRS. white. non-union. {
days. So an hour: also appra
Macarthur blvd. to Dana place 81
Amoco Station. right blocks. -1t
BULLDOZER OPERATOR, for d.
Transportation r. I. RAY CO. Gail
Sunday eyentnes OIL, 4-5oof IL q
Evening star., 1955-01-16
COPY WRITER

One of Baitimore's big tlree
Ad Agencies needs TO add q
competent copy writer who has
completed his apprentice stage
and has some all-areund ex-
perience iE radio copy. news
paper, magazine and direct
mail. This Is an excellent
opportunity for q writing
man In Baltimore's fastest
growing Agency. Salary open.
Our employees know about this
ad Write
Evening star., 1955-01-16
WASHINGTON IL, D. c.

EUf0 66DY S60F T0KE6aS-Ws
eessFE,ns i sssp 'fsr ;sf.sse Sssh1a shs =, e.
per week guarnnteed. can Ar.
As6aslsqn ~ =, eF M, NJ GssTsA II 80 2
17o1 DlaAensbuFR n. ne. Ia
Evening star., 1955-01-16
APPLIANCE SALESMAN
FOR WHOLESALE
DISTRIBUTOR

Here IS . top sales position for q
man with appliance sales experience
He must be under 40. have car
and be ambitious enough to really
want to 90 places; salary, commits
sion and expense account. Write,
experience. All replies strictly con-
fidential Boy 31f1-M, star, Id