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Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-01-15

prices for farm products in terms of hours OF
work for given units of food and fiber.
Farm and ranch families of America
hope that one of Secretary BenSonS New
Years resolutions is to apply his great
energy and ability in 1855 to telling the
American consumers the truth about farm
prices. And, as we have said, the truth is
that farm prices are low, not high, in re-
latIonship to consumer income.
The real bargains of these times of in
flated prices are the bargains in food and
fi6eT. Growers should be praised, not criti-
clzed, for the efficiency with which they
have produced the greatest food supplies Of
all time.
The secretary owes it to the farmers and
livestock producers of America to use his
great national sounding board to impress
these facts upon the American public. There
has been some indication in recent speeches
that Mr.. Benson recognizes and is accepting
this responsibility We hope so-for this is
story that greatly needs telling.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-01-15
GhoziaA
Surplus-From Grain TO Livestock?

LIKE MONTANA WHEATGROWERS.
most corn belt farmers were relieved when
Secretary Benson abandoned the cross-com-
pllanee straitjacket. But there's anxiety too
LII Inc corn belt and elsewhere over the eff
Iect TINS program may have on livestock pro-
duction and prices.
When he read the announcement of the
end OF croSS-compliance in a news dispatch,
one Iowa farmer exclaimed, 'Here we go,
shifting the surplus from grain to livestock.
And no ideas on how to support livestock"
While dictated by common sense, the re-
moval of the restrictions on use of diverted
acreage will inevitably result in large in
crease in livestock feed production Wheat
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-01-15
@6z1dsSts i;E15fR lilMdA

You'll be hearing lot about trade with
Russia during coming weeks and months.
The SOvietS need large quantities of agri-
cultural products because OF their growing
food shortages. Administration leaders are
apparently coming to the conclusion that
sale of such commodities to Russia would be
wise for number of reasons. 1t would help
to relieve U.s. farm surplus problems. Such
trade would also relax political tensions and
might start easing of the cold war Those
opposing trade with the Communists con-
tend that we would be helping them solve
their problems because food supplies are
still the biggest headache for the Soviet
rulers. They reason that If hunger and scar
cities continue in Russia, a revolt against
Red rulers might follow. However many
feel that there would be more to gain than
lose by selling farm SURPRISES to the Rus
SLAMS What the Soviets need most are but
ter sugar, fats and oils, feed grains, cotton
and meat.
Many eastern Montana farmers who are i'm
a position to handle livestock are planning
to plant corn on some of their diverted
wheat acreage With the way open to in
creased production of corn, barley and other
feed crops, livestock feeding should begin
% show a considerable increase.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-01-15
MONTANA FARMER-STOCKMAN

Billings Office
GOGGTNS Livestock FieIdman
P.O Box 1854, Telephone 9-2919 Billings
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Analyst; OSCAR L. MOLDENHAUER, Weather Forecast;
MONT H. SAUNDERSON Ranch Farm Management II. L.
DUSENBERRY, Irrigation.
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application. Subscribers requested
to mention promptly to advertiser who fails to
live up his advertising agreement.
Evening star., 1955-07-29
ne W.

Wangtons international social whr
dongs
Fashion Editor Eens
o. California
Homemk" And the results show
we Josephine Lowman Wy Grow oh' column to the
pounds Living conditions Zurich how to
nghbory
regular popular
gospy fellow female
Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11

We approached it as we approach new homes,
says Gordon Lippincott. For instance we did
away with a wall between the wardroom and the
passageway outside. That made the corridor part
Of the room. 1t wasn't all disable space, but it
uncramped the atmosphere" This was possible
because the Nautilus unlike other submarines is
doubled" ~ Grew oeow, officers above) which
meant minimum franc.
To get away from the monotony of metal, the
designers wanted to panel the wardroom in wal
liz, sailed that WOOD is iiammabe and
,oi Ridden. They got around this by creating the
of wood with walnut plastic paneng that
was not only freproof but would fool many
lumbeDack. Other walls were colored warm
sand" and the floor was marbIeized green tiles.
The Navy Way
Mess tables swivel apart to form separate con-
ference or bridge tables. A nattiIy screened loud
speaker sits on one wall and an automatic record
player on another. The designers even allowed
space for painting, and suggested The Mid
night Ride of Paul Revere" but the Navy ruled
IN favor of more traditional sea scene.
That wasn't the only time the Navy way
triumphed. The designers envisioned officers slid
ing up to dinner in chic plastic armchairs, but
experiments convinced them that the Nays
veteran aluminium sdechar was still the best.
In the officers cabins two to room, one
man can carry on his administrative paper work
while his mate sleeps. He sits at a four-foot desk
lighted by warm f1uorescent lamp that throws
ITS brightness straight down instead Of onto the
other officers bunk
The tedium of submarine life was lifted in a
host of other ways, too with washing and drying
machines, fold-away ironing board, large ice
cream freezer and hupe frozen food lockars And
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11

700 The finest Alligator there is, bench
made, with smart precision buckle. Black,
medium brown, char brown. 80.
! s365-Soft Grain 10 q fine belt Of the same
leather that is 90 popular for shoes. Black,
brown, maple $3.50. .R.s. o. s. ~. or
sis Cs~pasS. CAssse. Aassis
Evening star., 1955-03-20
POTOMAC ELECTRIC
POWER COMPANY
Notice Of Annual Meeting
Of Stockholders

NOTICE "a 4ERERY GIVEN
that the Annual Meeting of
Stockholders of Potomac Electric
Power Company will be held on
Friday, April Is. 1855, at 10:00
o'clock In the forenoon, at the
ONCE Of the Company, e2e z
Street, N. W., Washington, DC,
for the following purposes:
n, To eleet Directors Of the
Comnanv to hold ofiice for one
wear and until their respective
successors are duly elected and
ouaIified.
Sol IT. ,ars,S.~ ara xo.. rnor
nronossi hsr.toSo-s S.c,sred
.dy,Sa Sis Nv ~. rosrS ~
nirsctors ~ ,hs Corsnsrn -
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fhor,vsS Co,nr.nn sto,h SSn
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hv.,rs.. ss rsv rrorsr,x cnrs.
bssors ~. r.s.;,nr oE =. NV vv.Is .d
Evening star., 1955-03-20
Star Classified Ads Produce Best Results D,CH ST.
HELP-MEN
AUTOMOBILE
statesmen
(NeW-Car EXperience)

(New-Car Experience)
I'VE will employ 2 men who
are now successfully selling
/ new cars, but who are not
completely satisfied with
earnings, working condi-
tions or the product being
handled. We have the fol-
lowing to offer the men who
are selected.
I1-America'S No. ! car, Chew
rolet, with a volume op-
Grafton having excellent
service facilities.
2-The highest earnings on a
per salesman basis in the
entire area.
s-All the selling tools re-
quired to do an outstand-
ing job. including a new
demonstrator every 6
months.
A pay plan which is
second to none, giving
the man who can sell an
opportunity for earnings
far above the average.
5-Working conditions that
are compatible for gentle
men.
All of the above can be yours
If you qualify. References
will be thoroughly checked
and interview arranged at
the earliest possible
moment. All replies in
strict confidence. Do not
apply in person, write giving
full details of experience
and references. Please at
tach. this ad to your appli-
cation.
/ JUSTINE SON
Chevrolet, Inc.
$40 Baltimore Ave, Hyattsville, Md.
/ 30
Evening star., 1955-03-20
AUTO APPRATSER and assistant Il

ton Excellent opportunity for an
exper. used-car man. Call Mr.. Mich
.HUfo wHoLEsALiERs, NC. @ss sY''
AUTO ACCESSORY SALESMAN, ex-
perience necessary: good salary and
5000 wk. II you know your business; |;
bonus, vacation with pay: wonderful
opportunity for right man. HERSON
AUTO & APPLIANCE CO.. TIA o
St NV 80
AUTO BODY AND FENDER MAN. i st
Apply REIN BROS. Clinton. Nd. or
call. RE. 8-7277. 30
AUTO BRAKE MECHANICS HELLER,
young. white. mechanically inclined.
003 N st NV Ok
Evening star., 1955-03-20
Engineering. Scientific
NO FEE
Commu. Engr., to $4,000

Commu. Engr., to $4,000
LDss Dsscs snd des pon o t5ays pdn EE or
munications systems. exper. UHF/
VHF euuipt.. know electro magnetic
field theory.
Sales Engrs., $500
Plus Bonus
Broadcast and Tv studio eapt. to
broadcast stations. EE or radio
engr., to 40 yrs. old.
Applications Engr.. $4,000
EE to As yrs. old, military elec-
tronics exper.. radar, missiles FIRE
control; to Govt. military and in
Govt. Contracts Adm, $4,000
EE. plus MBA grad. prepare propos-
ais, negotiate bids, and administer
GoVT. SoV11accsi CONTRACTS REPS, $500
plus bonus. EE to 35 yrs. old. air
borne radar and communications
eqpt. to naval bases, naval air pro-
curement Offices. and airframe
mfgs., locations; different parts of
cow. T. CONTRACTS REP. to $4,000
bkgrd. to evaluate systems, estab-
specs, under 35 Yrs; old %. c. and
Programmer, to $1,000
Under s5, m. msth; Il :, deg; slectrOnic
Design Engrs., $4,000
exper., for electronic design.
Metallurgist, So, 400
Under s5: chemical ensr. deg,
Master Planner, 1900
Under 35, IE deg. for plant layout.
Tech. Editors, to 81, 900
No agency fee. electrontcs engr. deg.
with exper. in military radar repair.
some editing exper.
Tech. Writers, to $500
No agency fee, coll. deg. English or
and exper. on radar repair neces.,
no writing exper. nee.
Writer TraineeS, to So, 400
No agency fee. ! to 2 yrs. exper.
military radar repair, plus some
coll. training.
Tech. Illustrators, $4,000
No agency fee, training and exper.,
airbrush, rendering, design. iso-
metric and trimetric.
Craftsmen, to $4,000
Mectro-mechanical drafting, exper
layout. detail and checking exper.
Many other positions open IN the fol-
lowing areas for graduate engrs.
and physicists. Fee paid by EN-
ployer in most instances. Delaware,
District Of Columbia. Florida. Cali
fornia. Georgia. Indiana, Illinois,
New Jersey, Mass. Michigan. Ohio,
Pa North and South Carolina. New
York State and New York. City,
Missouri. Texas. Virginia, Md. and
overseas.
National Empl. Service
110S 18th st. NV. Elk. 3-7270
AIRLINE REsERV. CLKs. st. S270
II B. M. typists, exper. 49,. $500 mo.
Inventory clerk, exper. S55
Elec engrs.. aero dynamicsts, open
ALLEN-O'BRIEN Personnel Service
1404 N. Y. Ave. RE. 7-72s0
Evening star., 1955-03-20

When dnsDertno advertisements
addressed to Sta, bo1es do NOT
tnclosP original references photo.
graphs or other materials OF per.
sondl Udlue. COPIES serpe the our.
pose. Originals may Get lost
Evening star., 1955-03-20
SPECIAL NOTICES

BUSINESS CARDS, 1000 for SAYS;
1000 2-color service tags for $3.50;
100 sales books for So. 90: 1000 en-
velopes, $500: 1000 statements for
S4.95; rubber stamps. RA. 6-S203.
INCOME TAX RETURNS PREPARED,
I 1ot s.s4Sn. Sn .y5' u. S1sfsa. SSfs s'r'ns' ~a
INCOME TAX RETURNS prepared,
" aad s.7ooS SS ssS soS 81 18th risb. st NV Call
for you or 70 sell ELY houses a Ssf on share are
rDEsas X& 0ssiiA SkADTHAfsE ~ fssess0 nae nurs. and
native Of Calf; Il YOU plan to move
Or ysc; ~ Calf .O for he health or Other
transp. in exchange for sal. and
coLUMBiA TAN sERvIcE-Tax re-
isan: Fur spp g5sD:5fd &C. Sgs HS%s 'sfE's aE So 1898
BOMB SHELTERS-Have one built
now-We will construct one in your
back yard or bsmt. XII. 9-5s09.
BOMB SHELTERS BUILT in Your
home, yard or lot Telephone K1.
! lShHg' lWiII NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts contracted BY anyone other
than than myself: ROLAND Wolf. o1d!si
MaSS.- 0Nc. nWss ~ NJ ~
WILL PERSON on Allison st. who re-
ceived puppy from 3914 18th st
NV. please call RA. 6-6655. 80
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts incurred by anyone other
than myself oNToN S. LLOYD.
1918 14th st. NV. WASH. D. C.
Z WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
mgse nny fs0is EpRE ashfsssS sMoo asHne ssCI
I'1 VIII H. No4 SSinisE sE Me MRfespoNsrBLIEo 70. for
any debts contracted for by anyone
other than myself. MACIE NJ.
DIVERS. 1924 MINI. ave. s.e., Apt.
i. washington z, D. C.. 20',
File short, 50 UP; long, S5 up. TAX
CLINIC. Ex. 3-7070. Thomas Cir.
"a"
Al TAX SERVICE returns prepared
in YOUR home. experienced: reason
PENCE GEORGES TAX CENTER. So
UP. 5815 Baltimore blvd, Riverdale,
Md. WA. 7-4674, 10 to 8 pm. -21
BUSINESS CARDS. $1.75 per 1000.
Printing, rubber stamps. calendars.
decals. matches, etc. RIA. 3-27S0
LoYoLA INCOME TAX SERVICE,
1884 Pa. ave. Sc. by trained tax
experts. LU. $4,000 or HE. 4-44o0
Evening star., 1955-03-20
ACCOUNTANT

To supervise accounting de-
partment Of large Baltimore
clothing manufacturing firm.
Should be conversant with
all phases of this work. A
rare and unusual opportunity
for a technically qualified man
who can also assume respon-
sibility and supervise depart
ment. Write qualifications In
detail. BOX 134-X. Star.
Evening star., 1955-03-20
AUTO WASHER
AUTOMOTIVE
WHOLESALER
BEILBOYS
Must be experienced. No other need
apply
ALBAN TOWERS HOTEL

Must be experienced. No other need
ALBAN TOWERS HOTEL
1900 MASS. AVE NV.
BOOKKEEPER. for Commercial Of
salary. 1895 monthly. Give ali de-
tails Of past experience. age. etc.
in application. Box 390-v. Star,
BooKKEEPER. under 35. to handle
aftiens dfens iufsae Rox sasS star SsIs'ns con-
auires man under so with some ex-
perience and accounting education
4O-hr. wk, Call JA. SAIL. Monday
BooKKEEPER, excellent salary, good
books DISTINCT CONCRETE CO.
$500 Branch ave-, Silver Hill. Nd.
RE. 6-6000. 20
BKPR.- R.-CASHIER
ed efieient, exper. person need apply
AfYsnefmens AaTY. re- ns:asass.. Mo NoitGsHI s1sisb
BoOTBLACK. exper., 25-40: good
eaiI esfrfsssf Sst 1sas: sun ara 6E o aSoos
BRICK LAYERS, work in Falls
Church and Fairfax. Call Mon
day. JE. 3-S200. 20
BRICKLAYERS. Report to 102 W.
Jefferson St. Falls Church. Va. Mon
day morning. $27 per day. -21
BRICKLAYERs WANTED. mechanical
only, S26.40 per day. Summer work.
Apply Glenn Park DIR. and Old Bla-
and G1fon Traat noFRUav Whaafnn
Md. See BOB. al
BUTCHER. experienced; reference;
good pay. Apply in person, KOSHER
SUPER MARKET. 6235 Georgia
BUTCHER, take charge. Of meat dept.
BRAD. HTS. FED. MARKET. Ii. z
$500: 44l5 Bowen I'd. Sc: 30
CAB DRIVERS, here Is an oppor:
aHs qns' your 70 Dc own y00f cab own For So's or
nation. call JU. s-314o or Ju.
caBTNErMAKER. aiBTSt; ref,nisher. up
holsterins ability desirable; steady,
reliable man, capable either top
quality or hotel work: use spray
machine and lacquer. Ph. NO. z
cANyAssERs, part ! time; me- excellent
CANvASSERS-Good salary and ex-
cellent commission to. right men
(3. Call Bud Martin, Monday.
March 81 between 10 and IL, Ii.
|c2RggTT2AKER with maintenance ex-
perience: sober and reliable for
modern motel; excellent working
Sunday or holiday work: must live
of premises; refs. required from
former form employer; prefer H7sS resident
CAR WASHER and simonise man.
must be experienced and steady
worker. See Mr.. Lee, ROSSLYN
AUTO BODY, 1s17 North Lynn st.,
Arlington, Va. 30
CAR WASHER. must be experienced
and handy around service station.
coNNoR's, INC, 2721 MAYOR I'd.
cssSprr urcu.N1cs .,n., -29 w,tn
measuring, cutting and installing
broadloom. both regular and tack
less methods; excel; Working condi-
030 st, NV, -23
Evening star., 1955-03-20

AUTO SEAT COVER INSTALLATION
a1To I5a UpHofgg4ERsc afRglA & sTs~Asaas cc. s5as
NJ st. NV. from Q to 6.
AUTO SHOP FOREMAN - Unusua
oppor. for shop foreman familiar
with analyzing, billing and routing
work. Excel. salary and bonus ar
ranEemsnt;; 1 ns;o, Sc Ss VT Miehael:on AMG ss;
Bladensbure Rd. NE. -25
AUTO UPHOLSTERER AND TRIM
MER. experienced. Apply In person
RAYCO AUTO SEAT COVERS, 2117
Bladensburg I'd. ne. al
Evening star., 1955-03-20
HELP-MEN
ARCHITECTuRAL nRAETsMAN

ARCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMAN. ex-
perienced, for large commercial
building project. Give education and
experience in detail and salary ex-
pected. Box 347-V, Star.
ARCHITECTURAL DES IG N E r.
CRAFTSMANSHIP ofiice with in
teresting work. Requires man suf-
f1ciently able to execute complete
drawings from early sketches.
Architectural degree; salary open.
Please call HU. 3-4564.
Evening star., 1955-03-20
Auto AccessorieS Salesman

Alert young man for inside position:
must be experienced; good starting
salary; excellent opportunity for
advancement. permanent position.
auired. Apply MANHATTAN AUTO
g. RADIO CO., 1706 7th st. NV.
Evening star., 1955-03-20
AUTO statesmen

New and used. Ages 81 to 80. We
need 4 to 6 good men to sell Chew
rolets in the Silver Spring area
Working as q salesman is like being
ingness to work determines youI
income. Floaters. drinkers. loafer'
need not apply. New demonstrated
furnished. disqualification to include
family. factory training program
High minimum per deal plus profit
sharing incentive makes excellent
except Sat. or Sun. to Mr.. Archie
Strosnider. WILLIAMS CHEVROLET
CO.. JU. $4,000.
Evening star., 1955-03-20
ASSISTANT MANAGER
ATTORNEY

Under Sc, for our mortgage loan di.
vision. Long established expanding
corporation offers fine opportunity
Immediate area, who is interested
in making q career in this field
Apply RIM. 800, S16 14th st. NV
Evening star., 1955-03-20
HElP-MEN

AUTO SALESMAN. used car dept,
Buick dealer; man. between 25 and
80. Phone Mr.. Welch. Ii. 6-6464
STANLEY H. HORNER. INC. Fla
ave. ne. at 9th st. -2l
AUTO SALESMAN, used and new cars:
exper.. refs; best lot in D. c.: must
make 81 so to $500 a wk; transp
furn. See BILL BORNEMAN. 4034
aYTo WiseonS,n sanEsMrS sys S,F for u,.d.ear deD,
of leading Ford dealer; daily floor
time: transp. furn.: good pay plan
You don't need exper.. we will train
you to make money: Apply Mr..
Posner. FRANK SMALL. JR.. INC.
i536 Good Hope I'd; Sc e. ;oi go
eressive new-car statesmen with ex-
perience to sell the No. car Of the
year Excellent commission plan plus
other benefits. Demonstrator furn
LOGAN MOTOR CO.. 20l7 Va. ave
NV. ME. s-2s1s. Ask for Mr.
AHTo AHToAssi SALESMAN, experience neces.
sary: top salary and commission fol
top man; bonus, vacation with pay
Our statesmen average 5000 per VIZ
We are offering can't-niss propo.
sitton for the right man. HERSON
AUTO APPLIANCE CO.. TIA 9 st
AUTo SALESMAN, to sell the new
Packard and Clipper cars. 1859
best merchandise; experience pre-
ferred. must be sober and reliable
A nice deal for the right man. Apply
in person, FOLLINS PACKARD
SERVICE. 1901 Baltimore ave.
AUToMoBfLE sALEsMAN-splendid
opportunity for young man willing
to work to Join one of Washington's IS
oldest Ford dealers Must have sales
experience and good references. Ex-
ceptional pay plan and demon. fur
nished. See Jim Wray, TRIANGLE
MOTORS. 3010 r. l. ave. ne. --22
Evening star., 1955-03-20
HElP--MEN

ACCOUNTANT. for permanent posi-
tion in CPA office: young mar
graduate with min. l VI. exper
Progressive firm. Apply Box Blk
Star. stating salary desired. 30
for CPA office for pei
diem work: must be graduate with
scme exper. BOX 355-V. Star. 30
sales ability: youns
man; excel. future, natl. organ. Mr.
Ford, at BOYD'S, 200 18th, cor G.
(NA S-2340.
ACCOUNTING. bookkpr.. secy., eng,
sales tech, drafting positions, hour
ly. Inquire Ma. S-234O, BOYD'S,
700 18th. cor. G (est. 40 yrsD. well
Evening star., 1955-03-20
HELP-MEN (cont. J
ADMINISTRATIVE
TRATNEE

44t1A44N LIZ
College graduate in middle 2os to
esims IN pna adiSS' or nsde
claims examining work, Evening law
student or man with at least / year
legal training preferred. Please call
ST. 3-4600 between s and 3. -2l
ADMIN. sUPR. TRAINEES, age 25
to 3S. coll. deg. nee. - S400 mo.
SALES
NATL. FOOD CO. - S4on mo.
DISTRIBUTOR Iappli-
aneesl ,s100 wk. plus comm.
WAsHfAGFoN ~ REP aa0 (esetreniss as R!as somm
TRA1NEEs tfood broker. 20 S''Oo0 w.
oEc. MACHINE CO: sass' Ss' mo. nta' plus ias
AUTOMOTIVE ACCES CO..
rRA1SNaEaEs NEE (tObaaeo mS; Rio' COMM Plus car
ms. cos (severaD. $500 mo. plus
ProfeSSional-Office
PUBLIC RELATIONS newspaper ex-
pERsoNNEL ASST. (under 0:SH0 40. deg. sF.
nee; electronic lab: person.
PURCHASING ACT, init. org, elec-
trical exper.. export, issuing con-
ASST: : TO PURCHASING ACT. taiT. air.:
INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS Gs) ny i
man as organizational control
ANALYST, other as Job evaluation
analyst: electronics mfg. plant Gage
AIRLINE 4Rfif g REsERvAr1oNs N $500 W.
NudV( Agh0 mn
ASST. TO SALES MGR. (some typ
MULTn1TH i9fs opR, - ssss 1873 mo. mo.
INVENTORY CLKS. ---- S240 mo.
ADMIN. elk. TYP. nec.l $3.50 mo.
ELECTRIC TYPISTS - -S60-Ss0 wk.
Engineering, Scientific
Architectural designers -S150 wk.
Architectural craftsmen 800 wk.
Civil Engrs.. design, young, $4 200 up
Patent craftsmen - SO, 900
Electronic technicians ~ 81 900
Chemists tphysics minor) - $4,000
Jr. Chemists. plastics ---S4. 500
Jr. Mech. Engr.. design - 81. 500
Craftsmen imanY electronics, mech.
photographic. etc - to So, 900
Internal sales mgr. (eIectron-
Evening star., 1955-03-20
ACCOUNTANTS

Acct. const. exp. ------ high salary
Jrs; C.P.A. 90 -----.----- to S225
Bkkprs., NV, ne, S75.SS5
Acct. grads. (2l - S250-S300
Asst 70 auditor. hotel So
Billing mach. opr., exp. - $3.50
Chief Pharmacy elk. exp. - to sos
Cashier. light bkpg. --- S60-S65
secy.- -Steno. for GA salary open
Sales trainee. inside $50 plus com
Mail elk. college. student - $1,000
Inventory elk, 8 day, ne. - $50 sos
Hardware elk, NV. S55
Messenger. (w0. dwntwn. S2,10O VI
ATLAS AGCY. RE. 7-5767
1920 N. Y. Ave. NV. Room sos
Evening star., 1955-03-20
Alto statesmen

young mean, to BECOME
automobile salesmen; no experience
necessary: You earn while you learn
Young. progressive, ideally located
leadership. Only Chrysler-Plymouth
dealer in busy. heavily trafhcked
Silver Spring. Apply s am. Monday.
EAST WEST MOTORS, 1897 East
West highway, 30
Evening star., 1955-03-20
AUTO MECHANIC

Baltimore ave. Hyatksville, Nd. 20
AUTO MECHANIC
Old established Buick dealer has
opening for experienced man. Good
working conditions. 5-day week, in
See Mr. Earp. Please DO mot phone.
Silver spring. Md 30
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SERVICE CLERK (1)
Needed by fastest growing Pontiac
DARD PONTIAC, 7i25 Baltimore
blvd. College Park. Md. 80
older steady man for permanent
DfN1Nd CAR, soi 4. l. ave. We ne ne.
AUTO RADIO MECHANIC, exper. or
inexper. Apply DRIVEN RADIO
SALES SERVICE. New Jersey ave,
and D sts nv, II; 4,16l4. RI
per mo. guar; no outside soliciting;
plenty Of sstivits Ia here; e. must ~ .,.os be
deals. Cali Nj. Michaeison person
ally. after / pm. II. 3-sS00: AUTO
WHOLESALERS. INC. 1871 Bla-
STTo HSnsS1skk 1sskkLnRssMEN-An oppor. SG to sell
Ford cars and trucks with an aggres-
sive metropolitan Ford leadership.
Americas most-wanted car. Liberal
pay plan and substantial earnings
for dualif1ed applicants. Floor time
and demonstration furnished. Only
hard workers with proven sales rec
ords who are capable Of earnings
above average need apply. See Mr..
Shaw at MONROE FORD CO., 1887
AUToMoBILEs Tssa lIsnTss SALESMAN. expe-
rienced, between IS and 80 years
Of age. The man we select must be
capable Of making his own APP
praisals and Q desire to earn better
than $4,000 per year. Good work.
ing conditions with one Of Wash
ington's oldest low-price car dealers.
All replies strictly confidential.
AUTo STATESMEN - we have an
opening for (2) used-car salesmen,
between rs and 35 yrs. Of age: ex-
cellent commission basis Of compen-
sation: CO. benefits, transportation
and gas allowance. We want produc-
ers with experience In q volume
deal; only top-caliher men consid-
cred. 90 II you qualify. see Jack
Lincoln -Mercur- Dealer. SITS 1la-
densburg I'd. AP. 7-292s.