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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-01
Auto Dealers
Air Complaints
BY the Associated Press

Senator O'Mahoney, Democrat
of Wyoming. has suggested Con-
gress may be called on to enact
legislation to govern the rela-
tionships of auto manufacturers
and their dealers.
Senator O'Mahoney raised the
possibility late yesterday after
several former dealers for the
General Motors Corp. had de-
tailed various complaints against
GIN in testimony before a Senate
Antitrust and Monopoly Sub
committee which Senator O'Ma-
honey heads.
A number of these witnesses
said their franchises were can
celed by GIN even though they
were setting good sales records
They said they couldn't under
stand why their dealerships were
taken away.
More former GIN dealers were
lined UP to testify before the
subcommittee today as it con-
|tinued what Senator O'Mahoney
has termed a study of GIN OPP
erations and their impact on the
economy.
Law Sought in 1889
1t was brought out yesterday
that roughly a dozen States have
laws designed to protect auto
dealers in their relationships
with the manufacturers.
Senator O'Mahoney recalled
that in 1889 the Federal Trade
Commission urged congressiona
action along similar lines, but
he said Congress did nothing.
The idea for congressional &C.
ton won approval from S. w
Fraser Of Portland, Greg. a
form erGM sales executive, who
testified he lost his Pontiac deal.
ership last october 81.
Mr.. Fraser. manager of the
Billingsly Motors Agency, sale
he plans to operate without &
franchise. He said he had beer
offered plenty Of new cars By
authorized dealers and had de.
clined offers of GIN executive!
to help sell out a $500, 900 invest.
ment in the agency.
I'm not asking any sympa.
thy" he said. I'VE might loos,
100000 but we will try to slui
lit out to make living"
Says Manufacturers Favored
Mr.. Fraser and spokesman fol
the National Automobile Dealer!
Association have told the Sen.
ate group that existing contracts
or "sales agreements" are heavily
weighted in favor OF the manu-.
lfacturers.
They said the manufacturer:
can cancel the contracts or
short notice. can tell dealer.
how many cars they must sci
and on what terms. and car
dictate to supposedly independ.
Ient agency operators.
Senator Wiley, Republican Of
wisconsin. said he could not
understand why GIN ended Mr.
Fraser's leadership after Mr.
Fraser boosted sales 275 per cent
over the previous year.
I'm bewildered. too" Mr.
Fraser said.
Miller Kaminsky. an auto
dealer for 40 years In Savannah
Ga. told a similar story about
recent loss Of his Pontiac ane
Cadillac dealerships. Mr.. Ka'
Iminsky said he had invesetc
ls100. 900 in an addition to hi!
agency and had boosted Pontiac
sales above the national average
He said he is carrying on as {
iused-car dealer.
{ j. Ed Travis Of st. Charles
Mo. a Buick dealer for "a years
told how his leadership il
Bucks, Pontiacs and GM(
| trucks were Cancelled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-01

He carried four Southern States
and ran strongly in all the rest.
For example, the Texas delega-
ton in next years convention
will total 81 delegates. as COM
pared to 80 in 1852. Virginia,
which also was carried by Mr..
Eisenhower, will have q total of
80 delegates. In 1852 1t had "a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-01
@. P. SO Convention
Set for ! ,323 Delegates
BY . Star Stan Correspondent

CHICAGO Dec 1.-The Republican National Convention OF
1856 total Of 1923 delegates similar number of
delegates This is increase the national
1882 which had 1905 delegates and equal number
of alternates.
The delegates the
that Eisenhower made showing in the South
Evening star., 1955-01-16

Back of me Melinda hunched forward.
breathing quickly. ITS wonderful crash.
Daddy" she said. They throw your golf
clubs down the stairs. .
There was no time to protest In thump-
ing clatter. club after club came hurting
down the stairway. | tried to cry out but
the words locked IN my throat. Across the
room the TV snapped into action Behind
a crystal clear picture voice said implac-
ably: This is the city. Los Angeles, Cali
fornia !. work here =. I'm cop !"
Evening star., 1955-01-16

around and Daddy win poke at the works
with a sharp stick.
Over my dead body" said my wife
hastily. The last time we tried that you
went sllimning out of here with bah of
blue fire swapping around your ankles. .
in that case" said sinking into my
favorite chair, the only thing we have left
is to amuse ourselves with what crude tai
ents we possess We can talk. for instance.
'.Talk?" said Molly. About what?"
Amy number of subjects" replied.
Evening star., 1955-01-16
'sDADDY, THE TV is BUST!"
bv Dick AshhauOh
by Dick Ashbaugh

turned to Melinda, who has calm, ll-year-
old view on lfe ASK Daddy question,
dear" said. Just anything that pops in
your mind
''okay." she replied duly. when are we
going to get the television fixed?"
Across the room my wife gave sigh.
Wrong approach, commissioner. she said
IAN right, reported @imly I'm play
pinochle with anybody in this room for
money, marbles or chalk."
Il loathe pinochle, said Molly.
What kind Of money!" asked Melinda.
you still owe me for the time skunked
you three games of Uncle Wiggly"
DlacIs-nmd.Vvhiss7
WE WERE playing for chalk" said huff
fly. "And all the chalk factories were closed
down for inventory"
I'VE could 60 to the movies" said my
wife brightly. The drive-in is showing an
old favorite of mine filmed in thrilling black
and white"
Their popcorn is horrible. said Melinda.
"On top Of that they only sell about
three kinds Of candy bars. Anyhow. never
heard of movie IN black and white. Sounds
dumb. I'd rather fall downstairs
Fall downstairsr' Molly stood
Evening star., 1955-01-16

up excitedly and turned to her
mother. DO you remember the
time Daddy was away on a busi-
ness trip and the television went
Off"
Tallyhop' said her mother,
her eyes shining. Let's try it."
Let's" shouted Molly. rushing
up the stairs. I'm get the stuff
ready and you catch it at the
bottom. "
Wait a minute!" ! yelled.
What poes?"
Evening star., 1955-01-16
1t was major tragedy. And
they tried everything - even
pounding ON a basement pipe

TlHE other evening following an after
i dinner stroll, Iretmned to find the house
strangely dark and quiet Walking through
to the living room, noted several pale blobs
resembling faces floating in the gloom
Against a far wall figure identifable as my
wife, Loretta. seemed to be engaged in a
Hopi Indian dance.
Precisely at the moment Of my entrance
the pale blobs. identifable as my three
daughters. broke into prolonged keening
followed by that dread announcement, The
TV won't workl"
well now" said handsomely. swapping
on a floor lamp. let US not panic. This
sort of thing has happened before
''l3lt we've tried everything" walled
Molly, the older blob. Mother was just
doing her Indian dance and nothing
happened"
Il pounded that pipe in the basement"
said Melinda. the middle-sized blob. and
did my somersault of the sofa. No dice. .
Evening star., 1955-01-16

"Hmm m. said. Did Mickey.
your little sister, try pouring water
over the hassock? Has anyone
slammed the refrigerator door
three times? Did you beat on the
set with a crocheted dolly? That
worked nicely in the past.
No Polring, Fleass
We're way ahead Of you, " said
my wife. I'm afraid it's really on
the fritz"
We'll" l sighed. there's only
one thing to do. Turn the set
Evening star., 1955-01-16
Clipping the wings Of the firebvs

FIREBUGs MENAcEcausing millions of dol
lars there adequate machinery for catching
these But local authorities with the help of fire
investigators tackled this job Better technques of detection
have been developed Today within every State there special
forces for investigation and The result
mainly youthful peons profes-
siona arsonst knows he has little chance of getting with
Every of the day night capital stock fire insurance
companies the job protecting your family
job or business.
But adequate protection for you changes Also
explosion without Sickness
you your doctor and dentist your health See
another specialist agent make
adequately against other disaster This
protection is also necessary your security.
Evening star., 1955-01-16

copitol Stock Fire Insurance Companies
are represented by Independent local agents
or brokers. It's the insurance service thar gives
you the personal advice of man right in your
own neiehborhood And he protects you in
more ways than you know; he's the man who
can take care of ALL your insurance needs 4
Evening star., 1955-02-02
AT Jail Population Drops
40 PET. in Two Years

There has been a 20 per cent
reduction in the number Of Air
Force men in jails and guard
houses in the last two years, Col.
Clifford v. Ole reported yester-
day.
Col. Ole. chief Of the enforce.
ment correction division. Office
Of the Air Provost Marshal,
spoke at a meeting of the United
Community Services Corrections
Section, held in the YWCA, Sew
enteenth and K streets NV.
These men also discussed mill
tary jail procedureS at the
luncheon:
Maj. Gen. William H. Maglin,
Evening star., 1955-02-02

Army Provost Marshal General;
Col. Paul S. Willard, chief of
the Correction Division under
Gen. Maglin. and 1t. Col. John
S. Mitchell, chief of corrections
under Col. Ole.
Evening star., 1955-07-12

TYPIST - Coilege eraduate, with
PHYSICAL science BACKGROUND and
LBM-PSM experience preferred
Work for research oreanfxation in
Bethesda Write fully. p o Boz
696S. Bethesda Nd.
TYPIsT-DICTAPHONE 0PR.-small
ofc., uper Wis. ave. Start $500.
TYPIST, general once worker, white;
apply Mrs. Casassa, SIBLEY HOS
PITAL, 115o North Capitol st.-12
TYPIST, As wp.m. PIX experience
preferred but not essential. 35-hr
wk.. sir-conditioned ONCE. Applr
In person, HIGHWAY EXPRESS
LINES, INC, Ord and n SITS. a e.
TYPIsT. under 40, for permanent
position In modern air-condi-
toned ONCE, excellent chance for
NoRTHWEsTERN NATIoNA [
>, INs; Sc Co; ,SI2, Woodwd. Blds. II,
conservation organization; 5-day
wk., S:30-4:30 shorthand not re-
auired: good .typist essential: in
teresting work; Permanent posi-:
tion. NATURE MAGAZINE, 1914
18th ct NV IA
Evening star., 1955-07-12
FOAM RURBER CUT ANY SHAPR
Cushion, Jumbo mattresses
Gillilland, 2145 F NV, Ex. 3-6633
FORMICA TABLES =
Fyhrana yeored Nav Gsartory ,fa.a

FREE - Used tongue and groovs
boarding. Apply 900 Maine ave, ssw.
FREEZER. uprisht, practically new.
and tables and other misc. items.
FuRNlsaiiSSGGs of en,ciency apt.
excellent cond:, reasonably priced.
H0; 2-6l3S. after $50, Ia
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bedrm.,
liy. rm,, den kit, incl; 2l-in, Tv
f0assS desred HP5 ov 'Sa sSiss ssa after aunisar. p
--14ta
FURN.--Bunk beds, maple, incl. in
fGSsIfGst ffss SHGf stS aE &slsseS
spring mattress. $40: Library table.
"a; Kneehole desk, .S5; Studio
couch. S2s' Upholstered chair, $50;
Dresser and mirror. $40: Chest oi
aape rocssr M fSs0R sfS RoisHsy SGas SsS bea:
Sl2; Dinette set, SIS; Marble top
table, sis: Single or double bed.
back chair, $50; @ oceasioSnssI ea; SsYI chair. hsh.
$40: Hollywood bed, S22; Col
spring, So; Innerspring. $40:
ANTIQUE rocker. $50; !6-pc.. bed
,pbn,stsrirgs r99bn set s6s we also do re.
peries and cornices, custom made
furniture. slip cover sofa and chair,
$54, sofa and chair reupholstered,
SS9, l6 colors Of textures and
st5ipers HOFFMAN, uPHoLSTER-
Frs Frs; 2447 18th st. NV CO; s.
FGRNiTURE-compl. bedroom, liv.
rn. set. incl. lamps, tables. mir
rors, pictures; 9-piece din. rm. set;
10 self-defrost, refgr.: all excel.
cond.; leaving town. Ju. 7-es5o.
FURNITURE-sofa. love seat, club
After 9 pm. IA. 9-357l. ia
FCRhiTURE--Din. rm. set, 9-pc.
mission. maple. oak. t3-pc. bedrrn..
oad pieces, Service Of WedEewood
FSHssssRPl sass sssF$ H. rms M, st sp. iaFa,, l$.;
kit; rugs. tables, lamps, etc. will
ta,s fused. b47 42nd st. NE. Eu, l.
FTRNiruRE-contour chair Ia ana
ave. NV. Apt. l61, after $50 pm.
FURNITURE. Chests. Hollyvoo5ds.
tables, mattresses; dismantline 8
p9aiininss' p9 Apply 'anitor' 1851 Col.
FURNiTURE--se-in. hide-sway bed.
wood rocker tmahog J. hi-back wing
chair ~(custom builtl. 6-ft.x2O-ir.
mahog. decorators table. 9xI2
rayon, Oriental patt. rug. (reds5.
sofa bed tredi. glass tray. coffee
table tmahog }. Tel DE. 2-2OSO,
Ext SOL after g pm.
FURN.--oak table (sauare), $3.50;
chairs, 81 ca: walnut washstand.
$50 chest, $3.50 picture frames,
SOC UP. JU. 5-592g.
FURN Oak dble. bed. dresser to
match maple dble. bed: rugs. In
:. good cond. TU. 2-93l7.
FURN Duncan Phyffe din. table,
9 chairs. buffet and china cabinet.
Administer RUGS 9xl2 and SxI0;
reasonable. JU. 9-b034. Ia
rm,. bedrm.. kit. cuck
sale. Reas. Also Ras range. IA. o.
1877; eyes. RA. 6-9004 Ia
FURN.-Less than yr. cid. Sim
mons Hollywood twin hcds, 10 by
12 beige rug: maple gate-leg table,
upholstered green chair. ia, 81
6463. Ia
Evening star., 1955-07-12
IF

worlds largest exclusive health and
Accident cQmpanY. -l4
Evening star., 1955-07-12
DIAMOND JEWELRY

RoDIN JEWELS. sos 18th st, NV.
Closed Wed. and Sat in July
DIAMOND RING, .32, set in plat
mum. any reas. offer accepted.
EN-, 3-0b76 after z nm Ia
Evening star., 1955-07-12
HELP-DoAAES1ic

CHILD CARE, week ends, from Fri.
Ssy to Sunday night. Call Lo. 4.
ELDERLY LADY, white. good health
references. RE. 5-s633. ia
CO0K.G.R.W:. to 60 to seashore
ary to reliable, exper. person; refs.
required. Call before IL am, EN-.
COOK -HOUSEKEEPER, white. ex-
perienced, for lady in country, SO
miles p: G.; references required.
H0IiSEKEEPER- Cook, 2S-4o live.
IN exper; with children: refs. re-
9IIired' ,ea off Thurs cSery other Sun
HotsEkfRrEn 81 fizffi and cook. white: ,ia 30.
eRdfsn E1 ks an and 'Gs yesrs WiaaEer ass and Be
experienced and have recent ref
erences; of every Sunday. $40. so
,wk; Call after 1880 p.n.. RIA. 6.
HoGsEKEEPERs. MAIDS, COOKS,
live in or out; all sections; many
opsnings.> .$25-S40. ABBEY PER-
soNNEL, 1017 x NV. ST. $1,000
HoUsEKEEPER and cook, live in,
must be exper., refs. reu.. $40 wk.,
JU. 5-3O91. lis
WHITE WOMAN, 3O-4o
yrs. General housework and care of
year-old child live in. Sundays on
Refs. required. HE. 4-7299 after
pm: --l5
WANTED-Girl, full time, stay in
or IL TO- 8 pm. General housework
and cooking. references. Call LO.
4-7956. Transportation arrange
ments will be made during car
WHITE LADY, reliable, to live in,
g.h.w. References. Call CIR. 3-1257.
Ia
WHITE LADY to care for 2-yr. ..old
baby during day, must have ex-
perience and good references; good
hours and good salary for right
person. Apply In person. 5000 N
Washington blvd. Clarendon
(Arl), Va Ill
Evening star., 1955-07-12
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

WANTED, lady rider to, st. Peters
burg. Fla. Leaving July IA. Share
expenses. Ell. 6-3430.
Evening star., 1955-07-12
BEAUTICIAN

Man or woman: must be experienced,
salary no object.
HAIR STYLES, INC, WA. 7-3s2s
BEAUTY OPERATOR, immed- open.
ing EMMA LEES BEAUTY SHOP
2lls Wilson blvd. Arl. ia. 7-I23s.
BEAUTY OPERATOR tman or
womanl; good opportunity for right
person for JULES downtown salon
~ sg'h as,Sa1 ana H sts, Call MR.. JULES
BEAuTY oPERAToR-Apply PAT
YOUR HAIRDRESSER, 937 F st
CAKE pEcoRAiToRL1434 PARK PARKS I'd
NV. co. 5-329S. after 4 O'Clock
CAsHIER-CHECKER, part time in
cafeteria: B to 7:30. Must be de-
pendable, accurate and bondable;
attractive and well groomed. ME.
BOOKKEEPER for real estate loan
and ms business, must be good
typis' and be familiar with double
entry system, exper. and settled
person pref; best local refs. REQ /;
sslary commensurate with ability
Reply In own handwriting to Boz
154.M, Star. -12
Evening star., 1955-07-12
Sears, Roebuck and Co.
PART-TIME MEN

II you wish to augment your earn
ings from S42 to $40 wkly., SEARS,
RoEBUCK AND CO. viii employe
3 men to pake follow-up calls on
o selected group Of people who
expect q representative to call
between $50 and 9:30 pm. Car
necessary. Must be able to work 5
II you qualify. Call EN-. 2-6505,
between 10 am. and noon OF !
pm. and 2 pm. Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Evening star., 1955-07-12
THE EVENING STAR
lI0l PENNA. AVE. NV
LIBRARY CLERK

Young girl, 2o-30 yrs. Of age. for
permanent position In our news
library. 5-day, 40-hr. week. Must
be accurate. typist and capable of
handling details. Some library ex-
perience preferred. Apply Person
mel Room 6O5: open weekdays $500
5 and Sat. 9-12. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
110l Penn. Ave. NV.
MARKER, white, for dry cleaning
plant; good hours, holidays and
pHstiSg yasstiSn VIII VIII pay ,,Ap Apply Mr May;
st. NV. Ia
NURSE, practical, exper.. 12-hr.
day duty; For appointment. cali
NURSES AIDE (white), for seneral
floor duty In nursing home. Good
salary. Must live In. Refs. JU, g.
PIX opR., RECEP.-rYpIsr-Natl.
assn; 5 days; 1900. ABBEY
PERSONNEL, 1888 Eye st. NV.
PIX TYPIST-Experience preferred
but not necessary: will train. Some
typing required. Salary open. MISS
rfksoNNkL kAy M oilGse 5isacros. recreation m.s
dyfn: {sT. s.ssss'}S 9 sss3SD's' cor Q and 18th
-PRAcTICSI NURSE, to take care oi
an elderly couple In Chevy Chase
To live in. do light housekeepine
and care for semt-invalid. Look
ing for q refined person who wants
q good home. Will be treated q
Evening star., 1955-07-12
SAT,ESWOMEE

SEAMsTREss. white. capable Of
sevins slip covers, upholstery.
fffRsgg'i5i:a fRgg 5sa. s'f6sss 6sS "SEt 95 s5Ss kSs9h-
sECRETARY-Law ofices. Conn.
For appt., call ST. S-662s. -12
under 80. tipping. shorthand. salary
$3.50 mo-. mo-, air-eonditioned once.
s to sSysnes w tSf our aaeds
s typinS, Shorthand and sssa general edIee once
work. 5ha-day week. ma. S-o13l.
SECRETARY. Natl. Airport, WASH
ington district office Of aircraft
accessory manufacturer; small Of
nee: air conditioned. 5-day week,
8 to 4:30: .typing and shorthand
sss sssuss5sdt rs 10 sS sssrsFs sF s-oos4v sao}ss5v 10
sumo responsibilities, tipping and
shorthand not required; excel; sal.
commensurate with. ability. -DRAP-
ERs 5ss,, CO. LA. e-aele; ask for for, mr.
SECRETARY, editorial once Of ma
tional scientific organization: has
opening for competent. young Sec
retary: good selary. 6-day week;
pleasant working conditions. Call
MISS eTENGER, RE. 7-5300. Ia
SECRETARY -STENO. for oficers
club. must be experienced in mill
tary correspondence, Bookkeeping
experience helpful. Excellent sal
ary: 5-day week. 8 to 4:30. Call
RE, $4,000 Extension 3l56. --l2
sECRETARIES-We have Q open
ings for young ladies, previous
bank experience preferred but not
essential; salary commensurate
tions; liberal employe benefits, ine,
cluding paid vacations. 5-day
. week, ETC.; excellent opportunity
for advancement. Apply In. person,
Personnel Department, Sd floor.
1887 Conn. ave. NV, THE Ma
'T1oNAL BANK OF WASHINGTON.
sECRETARY-smaii ofc., upper Wis.
ABBEY n PERsoNNEL, ss1SnSh sI isss Eve Es'SvS. NV.
SECRETARY, law offees In down.
town area, competent. shorthand,
some knowledge OF bookkeeping.
9:30 to- $50, 5-day week, pleasant
air,eonditioned ofices. Cali ME. g.
SECRETARY, shorthand exper. nee,
for accounting dept; not over 3b
yrs. Of age. Apply A. L. AUBINOE.
INCs 1918 18th ct. NV. la
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Government Employees
Insurance Company
I4th and L Sts. NV,
Please Apply at l. st. EntraI

11tH anu ~ 6tS. NV.
Please Apply at l. st. Entrance
la
CRAFTSMEN for topographic draft
Ing In established engineering firm;
modern air-cond. Offices, convent
emily located In Arlington; perma-
nent positions with opportunity for
advancement in photogrammetry
GslI "a; 5-s50o weekdays, MRS.
DENTAL ASSIST, will train, west
over area: $50. POTOMAC EMPL.
A.GCY.. 1884 Wilson blvd, IA. g.
DRUG CLERK, TOP salary: excel.
position: thoroughly exper. only.
NE. store; Box 406-L. Star. III
DRUG CLERK, must be experienced.
Part or full time, Daywork. Apply
nsEId aA2l ca "a, ave-; sil: spgs sid
week, no Sat. or Sun, experience
PaARMHcY.s 7sGas Bloo2Tiils BsaS2UksiiddE ID
Chevy Chase. Md. OIL. 2-gSsg. ID
Evening star., 1955-07-12

Experienced. personable and able to
meet public for large air-cond. Of
nee In nearby Arl. Group insurance,
group disqualification and other
employe benefits. Periodic increases.
Starting salary, $500 per month,
Write. giving full details Of past
employment. Box 2O9-L, Star,
Evening star., 1955-07-12
SITUATioNs--DoMEsTlc

SETTLED, white. g.h.v. In small
family, or motheriess home. UN.
MY sSGxcELLENr dayworkeT riS has
recommend highiy. OIL. 4-iOoi. "
GIRL, colored. references, will
take care of children and house.
MIDDLE.AGED CoLoRED LADY will
work g.h.w.; live in; 5 days. 1904
GIRL. colored. desires general house
work by the day or week. refer
ence Ii. 4-sb55, =
GIRL. eoiored, desires job mothers
helper or Inv. child care. Call
cn1orsb TgsSi snd 9nfi Msd., Lnt, IL 1873 1arE
coIoRED WoMAN and Z siris from
oeorgia want work Of any kind. no
NIGHTS. IL. 4-1629.
Evening star., 1955-07-12
TRAVEI1

The o. 8. after training period with
national retail shopping organize-
tion. Women. 21-5o: no expert
ence NECESSARY; salary. expenses
and allowance while travelling
transportation furnished. Full-tirne
ysneenent. E ABBY IyOi In ruslHs person. aof RIM. I'M
95l Warner Bldg. Do not phone
MATTRESSES, white: night. day Of
6ushly experienced. neat and at.
food restaurant opening Friday. Tor
salary. Applv Immediately to MR.
FISCHER, SEA SHE'LL RESTAU.
Is. Nss44i div hsyi1sssoa oSs aichois ho sSs ss
Sc. V mi. past d. c. line on. lef'
side Glassmsnor. -13
MATTRESSES f2), white. over 21
night shift or weekends.. AIR con.
ssss sas'sn'f stEe4oss fea sass' EsFAusSsS sn s9
MATTRESSES, " sxps.isnsed.. t., Appl,, q,
in person. l113 MAINE AVE. S;W
WAITRESS. oyer q. white; salary
] and 5, FRANKS TAVERN. 40;
kenilWorth ave. ne. Ia
WAITRESS, white, 9 am. to 9 pm;
9-964T or JU. 5-6s24. Ia
WAITRESSES, experienced, wanted
to work full or part time; good
tips. Apply .612 18th st. NV. LID
WAITRESS. full time or part time,
must be experienced, over 21. Apply
in person. 2002 p st. -13
MATTRESSES, white. experienced
only. Apply KIKIs, 1918 Wiscon-
sin ave. NV. Ia
MATTRESSES, white, experienced.
Apply RECTOR'S RESTAURANT,
1345 Conn. ave. NV. IA
AND co, ia
Evening star., 1955-07-12
TRUE FACTS

The above are authentic earnings
Of our statesmen for the FIRST two
weeks Of June, Three of these have
been with US only 6 weeks. We can
train you in to 2 weeks to earn
q similar amount and pay you
while in training. $100 week draw
plus bonuses, no experience neces-
sary. II you have 2 car ambition
o permanent sales position. call in
person Thursday, July IA between
9:30 a.mA and pm. Suite 20l !:
HEDIN HOUSE, 2902 Newton st.
ne. (corner Of Rhode Island ave0.
Evening star., 1955-07-12
AIR-CONDITIONERS
RENTED

for the season. Only q few mors
r g. M REFRIGERATION CO
227 L st. NE. Ii. 6-366C
ALLEN TUNE UP EQUIPMENT.
Uni Tuner. bolt amps tester.
coil tester, ] condenser tester,
Came angle machine. combustion
sna'''e'' 10 T-''zT' lo' 1-yi74 iS
ANTIQUE CHAIRS. tables, candle
sticks. andirons. china, on Tues.
Wed, and Thur. WA. 7-2S5a: ROSS
HOUSE. 4604 Annapolis rd.. Blad
ensburg. Md.
ATTIC FAN, Emerson, 30-in., rever-
sible. Q speed. with protective
screen; in perfect condition; $50.
Cal RA. 3-3773.
ATTIC-FANS-ATTIC
"a inch. S74.95: 30-inch. sos. .95 All
sizes available. We install. Mr.
MINNIE. EN-. 3-04so. Free esti-
mates. Ia
Evening star., 1955-07-12
SiTUATIoNs-WoMEN

REFINED YOUNG LADY desires lob
as nurse-receptionist in DOCTORS
hand: reasonable. AID. 4-0062,
EXCELLENT TYPIsT, Dictaphone
exp, some shorthand. desires po-
sition as clerk-typist or reception
ExpyRaFScfS isi Ar; fIoo62i WOMAN 1iS Az. :.
work with caterer or salad girl in
restaurant. HO. 2-l423. Ia
RETIRED, ENERGETIC MAN desires
Job, cashier. clerk. driver, guard,
watchman. other suitable employ
ments; best refs. Call IA. 7-1791.
WANT WORK as either butcher or
chauneur; experienced: references.
Write to 1872 18th st. NV,
YOUNG MAN wants night work, aft
er $50 p.n.; drivers license avail
able. 10. 2-S722 after $50 pm.
CoLORED HoUsEKEEPER, working
mother. widower or an invalid,
good refs. 5-day wk. RA. 6-l126.
IA
Evening star., 1955-07-12
INSURANCE. CLERK
LEDGER CLERK

Young s.n woman: a,.s 2o.ss yrs q as., fer
tine and control: some appropriate
experience and ability to type are
required: 6-day. 40-hr. week; cal.
ery commensurate with experiences
Apply Personnel, Room COS. Open
weekdays S:30-6. and Sat. o-12
No phone calls.