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S0AACA tAAS bAC0AAOWA ACCA
which is q precise piece Of chris
tening If ever there was one. It
Is called this because it is kept
on q special projection machine
In readiness for use at any time
there is a break in This Is Gin
erama," now in its 18th month
at the Warner theater.
Some Washingtonians have
seen the Cinerama fill-in film.
But a number the management
is permitted to think OF as q
blessed few. It has been run
only six times during the 1890
showings of the big picture for
which it serves as q kind oI
under-study.
Cinerama's people here thinl
this is remarkable. and who's {
better authority on what is re.
markable?
There is nothing bigrscreer
about the gap-plugger. It il
made in Technicolor, but In tina
little old process which Cinerama
most of all, makes seem dinky
Actually. this little old thing i.
just the right size for the reel.
purpose. which is to give MIR
Thomas a chance to talk abouI
embarrassing moments he ha,
had to take everyone's mind of
the embarrassing moment Cine.
rama is going through. It is al
quite snug. intimate and divert.
ing, the latter especially impor.
tant.
1t is logical that Cineram,
should have the foresight to pro.
vide itself with q breakdown
reel. When the average non.
Cinerama fllm breaks. the opera.
tor can just paste it together anc
set his machines to whooshine
again. He doesn't have to worry
about getting three projection
machines synchronized to show
three separate film strips, which
Is what the Cinerama crews
have to do.
The breakdown film runs nine
minutes, while multiplied by ar
audience of 1000, would be 5000
minutes wasted if people were
left to twiddle their thumbs
should Cinerama break.
ANY questions?
X 4 4 y
BYGONE BLUE YONDER: As
Of today, Mrs. Betsy Caswell will
be winging her way to Holly
wood to wind up her chore as
technical adviser on Warner
Bros. 'aThe Billy Mitchell Story. >
Mrs. CaSwell is character in
the story. on which she began
her advisory function when Pro-
ducer Milton Sperling and his
company-Gary Cooper, Ralph
Bellamy, ct al-were shooting
here a few weeks ago.
AS matter of fact, she is the
only woman character in the
script. She will be played by
Evening star., 1955-07-16
ESE1z1zzy EIIeRBoREooD Myysg
Films Of More Than Routine Merit

"THE ADVENTURES OF ROBINSON CRUSOE"-Dan OHef-
lihys Academy nominee movie, stunningly filmed
BREAD LOVE AND DREAAIS"-AH sampled with wit and
rest by Gina Lolobrigida.
"CALL ME MADAM-Ethel Norman in the lively version
Of her lively stage hit.
@GENEVIEVE"-Dinah Sheridan dec0rates free-wheeing
British comedy shout cross-country auto racing
"THE HIGH AND THE MIGHTY.--Veteran pilot John Wayne
crippled trans-Pacic airliner
"a MAN CALLED Todd DR. Peter Marshall
in Al excellent biography.
"THE PURPLE PLAINGreg0ry Peck Is redeemed In Burma
by pretty Win Min Than.
"RUN FOR COVERs-Superor Western with notch
fOrmance by James Cagney.
Evening star., 1955-07-16

Elizabeth Montgomery. an &C.
tress Of whom Mrs. Caswel
heartily approves In the part oi
Mrs. Zachary Lansdowne. Betsy'i
name when she was involved il
the Billy Mitchell story.
Although it was q lesser en-
|gagaement. the then Mrs. Lans-
downe was at war with the
Navy at the time Gen. Mitchell
was enbroiled with the Army.
It was this that put her In 6
mood to be q witness at the
Mitchell trial. to offer testimony
to the effect that the services
lat that time were not above try
ling to intimidate witnesses.
Her husband, Comdr. Lands
downe had been In command Of
the dirigible Shenandoah on its
Inflated flight, and in the subse-
quent investigation of that ca
tastrophe, Betsy found herself
something Of o spectacular wit
ness. Her experience in taking on
the Navy, plus her friendship for
Gen. Mitchell. inspired her to
add the Army to her opponents
when his case came to trial.
The script of "The Billy
Mitchell Story she told this
department, has taken virtually
mo liberties with the facts a.
she remembers them, which. she
says. is pretty vividly.
She will be In Hollywood for
several weeks while Warner
Bros. and Mr.. Sperling are put
ting the finishing touches on the
film.
***
SATURDAY SUMMARY: Ear
tina Kilt. tentatively listed to
appear here last season In her
play. Mrs. Patterson" win make
it next week-but not in q play.
|. 1t is as night club vocalist,
at the Casino Royal, that Miss
Kilt will be coming to town. =.
The date is set for q week. the
usual booking for c. r. head
liners. Kermit Bloomgarden,
who usually produces plays
("Death of a Salesman" "An-
other Part of the Forest" WED
ding Breakfast" etc. will go the
way Of all producers come fall.
He and Lyn Loesser, the wife
of Frank. will co-sponsor the
musical adaptation Of Sidney
Howard's Pulitzer prize play.
They Knew What They
Wanted" John Latouche,
who wrote the book and lyrics
for "The Golden Apple" will be
party to returning Carol Chan
ming to the Broadway musical
stage In the fall. "Delilah" is
the name Of the work, for which
James Munday wrote the music.
!. It is a spool of the early
movie industry and Miss Chan
ming will play the part of a
pioneer siren. i. Tom Nelson,
instructor in stagecraft at St
Adams School. will lead the next
three weeks sessions Of Arling-
ton County's theater workshop.
!. !. The dates are July 10, 81,
26 and %. and August 2 and 4.
The Canadian National Ballet
which provided Carter Barron
Amphitheater audiences with
this seasons lively opener is
looking forward to q 10-month
season annually. With q
Washington booking as a part
Of it every year. -. Want to be
q summer actor? /. The Dunn
barton Players announce try
outs next Monday and Tuesday
nights, $3.50 PM. for forthcom-
ing productions. Directors
Owen Dodson Of Howard Univer-
sity's faculty and Philippe Lor-
raine will conduct the sessions
to be held at 2712 Dumbarton
avenue. "Out Of This World" /"
now in its final days at the Du-
pont Theater. has been certified
for overseas showing by the
United States Information
Agency.
Evening star., 1955-07-16

and OrS0n wanted TO do to-
getner before they divorced.
Dan Daley, phoning his wife
Gwen in Berlin, asked. 'sAre you
getting into any good argu-
Iments?" She replied, IT just
can't find any. The people In
Paris can only say 'oui' and all
they say in Berlin is ia" Dan.
who has been boarding Johnny
Rays horse, is shipping it UP to
the Grim Weeper's home in Ore
gon for him.
**
With William Gaxton in Bey.
lerly Hills to cast q new show, his
old sidekick, Victor Moore, is
sprucing up in the hair and fig-
ger departments. Funny thing
Vic said he was 10 years old two
years ago, but last birthday he
was only n.
| North American Newspaper Alliance
Evening star., 1955-07-16
THE PASSING SHOW
Makers Of This Movie
Hope You' Il Miss 1t
By JAY CARMODY

We movie yesterday that was made with the feryent
hope that no one would ever see it.
Now. don't leap to conclusions hlm question Is
emnenty respectable respectable plays
Its leading and only, character.
The picture has title but have name It Is
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In Corine for Cor.
There's d Fine
For Everything

In caring for a car there's
a time for everything. II the
battery needs water give 1t a
drink before. you use the car
during the day so that its cells
can have the benefits Of a charg-
ing.
Check tires for proper pres
sure when they are cold.
After installing a new oil filter
cartridge check the engines oil
level.
It's smart to order q valve-
grinding job, or even a ring job,
before you start on q long trip,
but it's smartest to do this work
when the car can be used near
home so that any adjustments
or checks can be more easily
made by the man who did the
work.
If possible have ring work
done when you will have oppor-
tunity to break in the motor
Skillfully.
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Stort Plugs by Hand.
Then Use the Wrench

If you use a wrench for the
entire operation of screwing in
spark plugs you are not likely
to know whether some grit has
been caught between a plug and
its gasket or between the gasket
and the engine.
Cleanliness is important here
and if you start the plugs by
hand you can feel any grit you
have overlooked. Then finish up
with a torque wrench.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-07

spartanburg, S. C, and Green-
vile. Ga.
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NoW-Amedeon Motors 1855 Ramber Cross Country stodon Wos"
Nash Out After Merger With Three Models

The first issue of the indus
trial wedding Of Nash and Hud-
son was the 1855 Rambler. The
car will be sold and serviced
through Nash and Hudson deal
ers under American Motors Corp.
franchises.
Now, just put before the pub.
lie, are spanking new Nash Am
bassadors and Statesman, made
from the same body shell as the
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the gear selector is in drive
position.
Brakes are bigger this year
and tubeless tires are standard
equipment. Instrumentation also
is entirely new and. like Lincoln.
Mercury offers a powered lubri-
cation system known as the
Multi-Luber.
A full range Of power Access
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-07

series to make driving easier is
available at extra cost. These
include power steering. power
brakes. four-way power seat and
power window lifts. Air condi-
tioning also is available at extra
cost.
Mercury is q newcomer to the
industry. The first one wa
made in 1898.
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Hudson. But it will take an ex-
pert to see the automotive kim
ship.
The va Ambassador, up to
208 horsepower, sees sweeping
changes in design and perform
ance. The Ambassador six has
1870 horsepower and the States
man 100. The 1855 Nash line
will include super and custom
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four-door and custom Country
Club hardtop models.
All are restyled with a new
wrap-around windshield. Front
tenders. hood and grille are en-
tirely new in design and head
lights have gone inboard.
Some of the Ramblers will
bear Nash medallions and others,
Hudson medallions. AS volume
increases, further distinction will
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Monterey and the custom can be
similarly equipped.
The Merc-O-Matic auto
matic) transmission has been re-
vised to take the added power
output. A fast getaway from a
standstill is provided by a start
in low gear with the throttle
wide open through a specially
designed kick-down gear while
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tread. The front grille has been
changed q little and now it looks
like those on the 1854 Nash
Se1aIlS.
The Rambler comes with three
transmissions: Standard cyncro-
mesh, automatic overdrive and
dual-range hydra -matic. The
engine is the same six-cylinder-
incline L-head type that was in
the Nash Rambler. It puts out
q respectable 80 horsepower with
a 7.3-to-l compression ratio.
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Generator Regulator Points

If the generator regulator
points are damaged by burning,
look for ground on the genera
tor armature connection between
the generator and the regulator
unit. What happens is that this
short circuits the series windings
Of the circuit breaker and the
crrrent regulator.
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By WoIter w. Hubbard
Ametisaa Ao,omobll. A..oeioiion


BY late this year or early the
next man will be able to drive
from the Delaware Memorial
Bridge to Buffalo. N. Y. with
out encountering q grade cross
ing or a traffic light.
Already the New York Thru
way. which will make this pos
sible, is open from Suffern. N. Y.
not far north Of New York City,
to Buffalo.
While the New York Thruway
tops the list of current improve
ments that viii give auto trav-
elers faster. safer rides in the
near future, here are some other
projects to keep an eye on:
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be made between the two makes.
The most apparent change
in the Rambler is in the front
fender The wheels are fully
exposed now, ending the Nash
inspired "bathtub" design of
entirely closed body shell. T.. S
cutout in the front fender NV
gives the Rambler the shortest
turning radius36 feet--in the
industry.
Rambler front suspension has
been modified by widening the
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NoW-Mereuys 1855 Monciuir Hord-top
Mercury Adds New Model for 1855

and are powered with v-8, over
head valve engines (a88 horse
power In the custom and Mon
terey series, 1913 In the Mont
clair).
AL Mercurys are lower than
last year. The custom and
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North

The Connecticut Thruway, l29
miles linking Byram on the New
York line and Tillingly on the
Rhode Island lire viii have much
Of its mileage complete by the
middle of this year.
1t and the Massachusetts,
Turnpike Boston to the New
York line east Of Albany (123
miles, which is scheduled for
completion in 1856, both even
tually win tie in with New York's
superoad in the Albany area.
In New Hampshire the r. e.
Everett Turnpike-38.7 miles
from Concord to the Massachu-
sets line paralleling U. S.
Route 3 - and Spauldin g
Turnpike % miles from Ports
mouth. N. H. to a point north
of Rochester, N. H., to tie in with
the Granite States already COM
pleted coastal freeway - are
under way, the latter due for
completion by midsummer 1857.
Due for completion this year
is an additional link in the
Maine Turnpike to Augusta. so
that except for short stretches
in Massachusetts there will be
dual lane driving all the way
from Washington to the Maine
capital in the near future.
South
A tunnel and bridge at Hamp-
ton Roads, Va, is two years away,
but work Is starting on the
project.
This will tie In with North
Cardinals Outer Banks toll road
to Mays Head. completion of
which is about a year of.
u. S. Route / now provides
about 8 miles of eight-lane road
way Immediately south of Rich
mond. A Richmond Petersburg
Turnpike as well as an Old Do
mini0n Turnpike to tie in with
the West Virginia Turnpike and
a proposed expressway in North
Carolina are still only In the
planning stages.
U. S, Route 20 now bypasses
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Monterey have been dropped
/ inch. while the Montclair Is
21a inches lower than last years
Mercury. Rear tread is 3 inches
wider.
Dual exhaust systems are
standard on the Montclair and
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A new automobile, the Mer-
curry Montclair. has been added
to the Mercury line this year.
Joining the custom and Mon
terey series.
Ten models are offered. All
are set on a 119-inch wheelbase
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Road Projects to Be Watched

spartanburg. S. c.. and Green-
vile. Ga.
East
A new stretch of two-lSne road
is expected to be opened next
year to connect Queenstown.
Nd, with U. S. Route 213,
smoothing out connections be-
tween the Bay Bridge and the
Delaware Memorial Bridge.
West
The proposed Baltimore-Har-
risburg expreSsway Is taking
clear form. It's to tie in, Of
course, with the Pennsylvania
Turnpike.
The West Virginia Turnpike
has been completed from Prince
ton. near the Virginia line, to
Charleston.
The Ohio Turnpike, has been
extended from the Pennsylvania
line to interchange No. Is at
Ohio Route Is.
Indiana aims to open its ver-
sion of a turnpike in the fall OF
1857, linking the Ohio Turnpike.
when that is completed, with
the Chicago area.
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CRoMELIN. RAYsoR. TLETcaIER
WALSH AND LAuDERDALE, 1855
National Press BLDG, Washingten

lN&E.te1A hNn1 AA14f "1AAAu0 WI
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District OF Columbia. Hold.
ing Probate Court. IS. 12S
Administration. This u TO Give
Notice: That the subscriber. OF the
State OF Maryland has obtained
from the Probate Court Of the Dis.
trict. OF Columbia, Letters Tesla.
mentary on. the estate Of Charles
A. Barker. late OF the District Of
Columbia. deceased. Al persons
are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof
leEally authenticated. to the sub
scriber,- on or before the 9th day
OF April. AID. 1856: otherwise they
may By law be excluded from ail
benefit Of said estate. Given under
s sb ha cHt tR1s ~ a dsg Of n ossS9ss
1910 North Charles ST.. Baltimore
L. Nd, lSeal,l Attest: THEODORE
cOOSWELL, Register Of wills for
the District Of Columbia, Clerk Of
the Probate Court. oc13,20.27
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NOTICE OF SALE

Pursuant to authority contained Il
Code Of 1854, the following de
serihed property has been seized fol
non-psyment OF deiinquent interna
revenue taxes due from william H
Hottie, partner of John r. Hottie
ban Dry Wall Company. is Addison
Road, Fairfax. virginia.
The property will be sold IN accord
ance with the provisions Of Section
$3.50, Internal Revenue Code o
1884. and regulations promulgatei
thereunaer. at public auction on tn
goth day Of October 1865 at ITO,
o'clock at the front. Of the Court
"AH Of Lot Thirty.one t3i)
Maple Hill Subdivision, as the
same Is duly dedicated. plated
and recorded in Deed Book 939
ut page 200 ct sea-, among the
land records of Fairfax Coun-
~. Virginia, and being the
same property conveyed to the
parties Of the. first part by
desa Tse esss 4a u p Pea *, I IsSs
records OF Fairfax County. Vir-
gifiia." presently known as 10
Addison Road. Fairfax. Viz
ginia.
The property viii be offered for sal
in the agereeate tlots and improve
mentsl. Only the right. title AMI
interest OF william H. Hottie part
mel. Of John r. Hottie and william
H Hottie, tr[as Suburban Dry Wal
Company, In and to the property
VIII be offered for sale.
The terms of payment will be. N
Initial payment Of $4,000 or 81
percent of the purchase price
one. month from the date Of sale.
G. w. GL0TZBACH,
pcl3 District Director.
ADAM a. WESCHLER g SON
Auetianeers-Appraisers
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lfeAL Nofler
AAhRY q RYAN. q.

SIS 18th st.s N.W.s wash, D. q.
Filed Oct. 3. 1855, HARRY n. HULL,
m THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
coLUMBiA.-MARIE c. EbWARpe.
RR ls,Rtitsif n u. hsl.n1 H5nEx
or PUBLickTioN--ABsRNT DE-
FENDANT.-To Michael Henry Ed-
wards and to All Whom II may con.
Germ: You will take notice that
your niece, Marie c. Edwar4g has
filed, In the above mentioned Court,
q Complaint In Civil Actlon No.
S522; ;S pursuant 70 Tits 20 81, seq g;
Columbia Code. alleging that you
disappeared from the District Of
Columbia about the. year 1890,
seen nor heard from, and by her
complaint your niece AFORESAID
seeks an order for the appointment
Certain c. und. e ste
for your account and credit with
the Register Of wills Of the Pro-
bate Branch Of the above men,
toned Court IN Administration No.
S0766. being the Estate Of Edward
L. Edwards. Deceased, and to hold
ana dispose Of 6Nlo luuQb ~ pto-
vided by the District Of Columbia
Code. Accordingly, 1t Is By the
Court, this 3rd day Of October.
1885. Ordered that you. Michael
Henry Edwards, and all others con-
eerned, appear In said Court in
said cause and show cause. II any
you have. in Motions Court on No
vember 10. 1855 ut 1000 An.
why 4 receiver Of the aforesaid fund
should not be appointed to hold and
dispose Of the said fund. as pro-
yided by Law, and Is prayed in
plaintiffs complaint. provided that
Q COPY hereof be published once q
week for three consecutive weeks
in The Evening Star newspaper
and In the Washington Law Re-
porter: otherwise said action to
dispose Of said fund win be pro-
ceeded with in said Court in the
manner provided By the District Of
Columbia Code. as prayed In said
complaint, ISL DAVID A. PINE.
TEST: Harry NJ, HULL. Clerk.
s sy LLOYD :. DlETRIcas; ,De en-
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WOLF 8 wolf. AttsTns55
1891 g street wv.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District OF Columbia, Hold.
Ing Probate conrt;-No. So
Notice: That the subscriber, Of thu
state Of Florida. has obtained from
the Probate Court Of the District
Of Columbia, Letters Parliamentary
on the estate OF Sarah Clark OFT.
man, late Of the District Of coiuin.
bia, deceased. Al persons having
hereby warned to sxhibif the same
with the vouchers thereof, legally
authenticated. to the subscriber. on
or before the 26th day OF March,
AID. 1855: otherwise they may By
Law be excluded from all benefit Of
said estate. Given under. my hand
this 23rd day Of September, 1855.
MHRdARET c. REDbY. sos 8. W,
1ssal,j Attest: THEopoRE coos.
WELL. Register Of Wills for the
District OF Columbia. Clerk Of the
Probate Court. 6e29-oc6,13
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p. HARDING. Attorney.
1901 co.,, 18th 9 ST. NV.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia, Hold q
Administration This Is 10 Giyt
Notice: That the subscriber. Of thu
State Of Maryland has obtained
from the Probate Court Of thu
District Of Columbia. Letters 81
Administration on the. estate Of
Janet Alexander Reside, late oi
the District Of Columbia, deceased
All persons having claims AGAINST
the deceased are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated. Il
the subscriber, on or before the
3Td day Of April. AID. 1886; other.
wise they may By Law be excluded
from all benefit Of said estate
Given under my hand this 3rd
day Of October. 1855. SARAH r
OLIVIER. 1910 pulaney Valle,
Road. Tewson 4: Nd. SEAL A.
REGISTER OF wills for the District
Of Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate
Court. oc6. 1920
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OFFICIAL NOTICES

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
The Mayor and Council Of the
City Of Takon,a Park Sill hold !! 9
Columbia sSs sDDe. on proposal posed Char,
ter amendments affecting the term,
OF once and also the provision
for the recall OF the Mayor and foi
Councilmen OF the City OF Takoma
Park. The public is cordially in
vited TO attend this meeting Ia
express their views on this subject
HAROLD J. billiard. ST.. Clerk
and Treasurer. City OF Takonna
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AUTO MECHANICS wanted for d

AUTO MECHANIC who d interested
IN Increasing his earninss by learn
ing ing Wheel hs,sns siisn NM stTaishtentns
call IA $4,000. ROSSLYN AUTO
BODY CO.. 1917 N. Lynn St. Ar
nngton. Va la
AUTO PARIS CLERK-Foreign car
parts dept Good starting pay and
company benefits. Must be experi-
creed. Apply in person. Have ref
erences, MANHATTAN AUTO. 18th
and n SITS, NV. rs
AUTO PARTS MANAGER-Foreisn
car parts dept. Good starting pay
Excellent chance for advancement
In growing business. Must be ex-
pefienced. have references, Apply
IN person MANHATTAN AUTO, 9Th
and r SITS. NV. LA
AUTO PARTS MEN, needed. l
with experience In Mopar parts. !
TO learn the auto parts business
Reg; work hours, disqualification
ditions. Apply q. s. PARTS CORP.
2I0l l4th st. NV. -13
AUTO SALESMAN fused carsJ-We
need an energetic, aggressive car
salesman Many ADVANTAGES here.
such as lOose floor time and good
pay plan. DO not phone. Town &
COUNTRY SALES. 1886 Wisconsin
AFRO SALESMAN for very active
used-car lot; must be experienced.
with good record; guaranteed sal
AIRY and commission. REINES MO-
TOR CO.. 1870 Wilson blvd. All
AUToMoBILE SALESMAN. to round
out small sales force. Pleasant
working conditions, excellent pay
plan 70 sell Americas hottest car
for 1856, LEE D, BUTLER Sc,
l534 p. ave: Sc. Ii, 3-77l7. IA
Exper. man TO take charge of lot.
Excellent opportunity for man In
tsrsstsd a. n building q eonsistsnI,t
See Mr.. Tarshes. BEAL MOTOR
CO.. podee-Plymouth, 1401 Rhode
A iHSiHpa sa Az for -i Used
car dept, Excellent opportunity for
the right man. Apply In person to
Nj siattery. L. P. sTEUART, NC,
l440 ? St. nv. -13