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Evening star., 1955-05-10
Mrs. 6. H. Lynch,
Aide at Cathedral

Mrs. George H. Lynch. 81. who
was secretary to the dean of
Washington Cathedral when she
first came to this country in the
early 1920s. died of a rare blood
disease yesterday at George
Washington Hospital. She had
been i'll for seven months.
Mrs. Lynch. 1000 Cathedral
avenue NV, was the wife of the
assistant general counsel of the
Veterans Administration.
She was the former Dorothy
Pistor, a native of England.
During World War I she did re-
lief work in field hospitals in
France. and it was there that
she met Mr.. Lynch who was with
the American Expeditionary
Forces.
Mrs. Lynch's hobby had been
the study of cathedrals in Eu-
rope. and when she came here
she became secretary to Dean
G. c. F. Bratenahl of Washington
Cathedral. She was married in
1922.
Besides her husband. she is
survived by two daughters. Miss
Joan Lynch, a teacher at Green
Acres School, near Rockville,
Md; Mrs. Robin Brown, Homo
lulu, wife Of Army Capt. David
Drummond Brown. stationed in
Korea, and a brother and sister
in London, Miss Madge and
Reginald PiStori
Services will be held at 10 am.
Thursday at Gawler's funeral
home, 1855 Pennsylvania avenue
INV. Burial will be in Arlington
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1955-05-10
Mrs. Norton, "a,
Wife Of Student

Mrs. William H. Norton. jr.,
"a, whose husband is a student
at the University of Virginia.
died yesterday at George Wash
ington Hospital of acute leu
keInia.
Mrs. Norton, the former
Jeanne Conant, was born on
Guam, where her father, Arnold
M. Conant. a retired lieutenant
commander of the Navy, was
then stationed. He is now with
the Alexandria Gazette.
Mrs. Norton was graduated
from George Washington High
School in Alexandria and at
tended the University Of Mary
land. She was employed in per-
Sonnel of the Army Ordnance at
the Pentagon. She was married
three and a half years ago and
for the last year had lived with
her parents at IL West Spring
street, Alexandria, while her
husband attended the university
Her mother is the former Edith
Daugherty.
Besides her husband and par
ents. she is survived by a sister,
Mrs. Edith C. Lanning of Ster-
ling, ILL.,, a former lieutenant in
the Army Medical Service Corps
at Walter Reed Hospital.
Services will be held at 2 pm.
tomorrow at the Cunningham
funeral home, Alexandria. Burial
will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
The family requests that any
tokens of sympathy be contrib
uted to the Warwick Memorial
Clinic. 2300 K street NV.
Evening star., 1955-05-10
Porty for ComuIier

A farewell party to honor out
going District Commission Renah
F. Camalier win be held at the
Mayflower Hotel May 26 by en-
ployes of the District govern
ment. Mr.. Camalier's term ex-
pires June 1. He will be sue
ceeded by Robert E. McLaugh-
lin. now chairman of the Dis
trict Public Utilities Commission.
Evening star., 1955-05-10
Eventual Killing Of Cancers
With Viruses Held Possible

from is a mystery. They might
be natural, they might come
from exposure to polio virus.
They might come from exposure
to a non-polio virus creating
antibodies which protect against
polio. Such virus could be the
basis of a potent, safe polio
vaccine.
This significant new finding
was described by Drs. Pasquale
Bartell and Morton Klein, micro
biologists of Temple University,
Philadelphia.
They said there is no evidence
that polio is. transmitted through
cows milk.
Evening star., 1955-05-10

towers big clock as most men
are to their personal watches,
died of a stroke in the tower at
2 pm. He was SO.
The Jesuit brother always took
to heart any criticism of the
efficiency of the Healy clock, the
university officials said, and
when the clock failed to strike
the quarter hour, he mounted
the steps of the lofty tower to
investigate. The clock had been
striking every Is minutes with
few lapses since the Healy Build
ing was erected in 1879.
Brother Hart was electrical
superintendent at Georgetown
University as well as custodian
of the clock.
He was born in Baltimore, the
son of George B. and Anna Riehl
Hart. Educated in Baltimore
schools, he entered the Society
of Jesus at st. Andrew-on-Hud-
son, N. Y. March, 1922. He re-
mained there as buyer for the
institution until 1923, when he
came to Georgetown University.
He started there as a buyer and
building superintendent.
Last November a special
celebration was held in the
Jesuit community on George
town campus to observe the long
service of Brother Hart and an
other Jesuit brother
Survivors, are a sister, Mrs.
John w. Shriver, 300 East Thir-
tieth street, Baltimore; four
half sisters and two half
brothers.
Services will be held at IL
am. Thursday in Dahleren
Chapel on the campus. Burial
will be in the Jesuit cemetery
ther9
Evening star., 1955-05-10

Memorial services for Ivan
briggs. 81. who jointly devei-
oped with several engineering
associates the vertical takeoff
fighter for the Navy Department.
will be held at ii am. tomorrow
at Robert Humphreys funeral
home, Bethesda.
Mr.. briggs. who maintained a
home at 4706 Broad Brook drive.
Bethesda, died Sunday at Johns
vile, Pa, where he was chief
scientist of the Naval Air
Development Center since jan
uary, 1854. Before that he
was director of research of
the Navy Bureau of Aero
Evening star., 1955-05-10
House Approves
AirIines Measure
By the Associated Press

House passage without oppo-
sition yesterday sent to Presi-
dent Eisenhower a bill to pro-
vide for issuance of permanent
operating certificates to 13 local
service airlineS.
The legislation affects car
riers which have been operating
since January /. 1853. The l3
lines involved, serving 444 cities
in AZ States, are Allegheny,
Bonanza, Central, Frontier, Lake
Central, Mohawk, North Central,
Ozark, Piedmont, Southern,
Southwest, TranS-TeXaS and
West Coast.
Evening star., 1955-05-10
With Regard to q
Card of Thanks

Very often q cord Of thonks In
The Ster meons q need which ean
hardly be solved in ony other woy.
Not only is it q gracious expression
Of gratitude to those who have sent
fIoroI tributes but also courteously
acknowledges the services and kind
nesses Of the mony to whom q per-
sonaI note Of thonks cannot well be
mailed or whose names and 3D.
dresses ore not known Insertion of
a cord Of thanks moy be arranged
,y telephone to The Stor. ST. $1,000.
The Evening and Sunday Stor
Evening star., 1955-05-10
Brother Lawrence J. Hart,
Keeper of HeuIy Tower Clock

The keeper of the clock in
Georgetown University's Healy
Tower died yesterday while su-
pervising a repair Job on the
mechanism of the timepiece he
loved.
Brother Lawrence j. Hart,
S. j., who was as close to the
Evening star., 1955-05-10

Army at the Pentagon. Before
going to the Naval Medical Gen.
ter, she was a secretary and
claims examiner for the Veterans
Administration.
At the Medical Center she was
court reporter at discharge hear
ings for service personnel.
Services and burial will be held
in her native Buffalo. Mo.
Evening star., 1955-05-10
y. S. Best Customer

BERLIN.-The United States
is Bavaria's best beer customer,
purchasing ATS per cent of the
amount exported.
Evening star., 1955-05-10
FUNERAL DESIGNS
CEMETERY LOTS.

WISH TO SELL an s-grave and 4
grave. family plots, In Washington Ma
tionel Cemetery: less than valued, GUS
CHRISTENSEN. Ii. 4-S147. 12'
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Anurilinn

KANsToRooM, REBECCA. The unveil-
ing of a monument in memory OF
REBECCA KAESTOROOM, beloved
mother Of Mrs. Jeannette Greenberg.
Paul and Bernard Kanstoroom. will take
place at $50 pm. Sunday, May 10,
1855 at the Ohev Sholom Cemetery
Relatives and friends invited. III
Evening star., 1955-05-10

ADAMSoN, DAVID c. Suddenly. on Sum
day May S, 1865, at his residence,
303I W st. Sc. DAVID C. ADAMSON,
beloved father OF Mrs. jeanette Steiner
OF Beltsville, Md, and Mrs; Agnes
brother of James H Adamson Of Wash
ington. D. c.. and four grandchildren;
Remains resting at Hysong's Funeral
Home, 1900 N st. NV. where services
will be held on Wednesday May IL.
at :. pm. Relatives and friends are
invited to attend. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery. 10
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Monday May 8, 1855 at Mount Alto
Hospital, WILLIAM FREDERICK At
KINSON of 55l0 10Th st. N, Arlington.
Va. beloved husband of Lucille E.
Atkinson (nee Edwards). and son of
Mrs. Lille D Chswell. Friends may
call at the Ives Funeral Home, 2S47
wilson blvd, Arlington, Va, until 8 am.
on Wednesday. May IL. thence to St.
AIMS Catholic Church, Arlington. Va,
where requiem mass will be said at
9:30 am. for the repose of his soul.
1nterment Arlington National Cemetery.
Knights of Columbus will recite the
rosary at $50 pm. Tuesday May 10
at the above funeral home 10
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WILLIAM F. Members Of

ASa the Washington General As
s0Ha sembly, Knights Of Columbus.
MA are are hereby noSifled Of the
F, ATKINSON and are re-
auested to assemble at the
Ives Funeral Home, 2s47 VIII
sou blvd, Arlington. Va, at pm.
tion of the rosary,
ROBERT c. HICKMAN, F. N.
LESTER F. MOSS F. C.
Evening star., 1955-05-10

Nav : 1955' AZ his residence' I36I7
Randolph st. NV, GEORGE H.
EROADY beloved husband OF Ouida
Broadly and father OF Mrs. Lillian E.
Treadwell: also surviving are two sis
Christian; a brother, Wade Broadly:
other relatives ana many friends. After
l. noon Tuesday. May 10. friends are
invited to call at the Mcclure Funeral
will be offered Wednesday. May II, at
am at Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
Evening star., 1955-05-10

briggs. IVAN H. Suddenly, on Sum
day, MAY s. 1865, in Philadelphia.
Pa. IVAN H briggs of 4506 Broad
Brook dr., Bethesda. Md, beloved hus-
band of Eva W. briggs and father OF
Mrs. Dorothy E Baker. Friends are
invited to call at the Bethesda Chevy
Chase Funeral Home of Robert A. Pum-
phrey, Bethesda. Md, where services
will be held on Wednesday, Nav II.
at IL m. Interment Lansing, Mich
Evening star., 1955-05-10

Z, GEORGE H. St. Thomas
g o m m oery, No. 2IS.
n Knights of st. John. an
Y nounces the deaf Of
4 GEORGE H. broadly. Pray
al erS and ritual services at Nc
= Cures Funeral Home. 1920
9th st; NV. this evening.
Evening star., 1955-05-10

ALLEN. LOUISE +. Of 54o1 Riverdale
rd East Riverdale Md. on May 7.
1856. wife of the late Wilbur Allen.
Services at Chambers Funeral Home,
400 Chaplin st. NV. on Wednesday,
May H. at 2:3O pm. Interment pri-
Evening star., 1955-05-10

JOHN L. A stated communi-
cation Of BENJAMIN B. French
Lodge, No, 10. F. A. A. NJ,
will be held at the Masonic
Temple, 18th st. and New
York ave. NV. on Wednes-
day. May IL. 1855. at o am,
for the purpose of conducting
burial services for Brother
DOUGLAS. late member
Evening star., 1955-05-10

AhbEh, SAMlEL. On IueSuay May
10. 1855. SAMUEL FARBER, beloved
husband of the late Annie Farber. de-
voted father of Mrs. Minnie Klavan
and Leon Farber both of WASHINGTON,
d. c. He also is survived by two
brothers. Leopold Farber of Washing
ton, D. c.. and Isadore Farber Of
New York CITY. Services at the C.
d. Goldberg a. Son Funeral Hcme,
4217 9th st. NV, on Wednesday, May
II, at = pm. Interment District
of Columbia Lodge Cemetery. In
Evening star., 1955-05-10

. DAVID c. Ofhcers and
members of Clan MacCien-
nan, No. go. Order of Scot
tish Clans, are requested to
attend services for our late
clansman. past chief and
deputy royal chief. DAVID
c. ADAMSON. at HySong's
oarlors, 18th and N SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1955-05-10

MILTON l.. BECKER,
Recording-Correspond Secretary.
WALKER. JAMES SIDNEY. On Monday.
May Q, 1865. JAMES SIDNEY WALKER,
of James F. Walker and brother Of
Friends s may call at Gawler's Chapel
posite @ services H nW viii be f held S at daxleTs H
Chapel on Wednesday. May H. at
2 pm. Interment Prospect Hill Gene
terry.
WARD. PAULINE. On Monday, May 9,
WARD, beloved wife Of Warren Ward
and devoted sister OF Ben Rather Of
,Wyashhingtona 2; e. Funeral services At
Home. 1901 18th ST, NV. on Tues
day, May 10, at . pm. lnterment Dis
tTist 0t Col9mbis Lodge Cemetery;
NAY : isis, n 4 osarss ssr$f1$ %asSI%s'asS !;
Apt 693. Arlington village, Arlington,
Va, beloved husband OF Meta K.
Wendorf. devoted father of Harvey r.
Wendorf. father-in-law OF Ruby l..
Wendorf and grandfather OF Robin and
Lannie Wendorf. all OF Arlington, Va.
He also is survived by two sisters.
brother. Otto VENDOR; two brothers.
in-law. Charles Wussow and Arnold H.
Wsndorf; several nisces and nephews.
Va VdI"duAtt. WIS. EElCIuo uhy
call at the Ives Funeral Home. 2S47
Wilson blvd. Arlington. Va, where
funeral services will be held Wednes-
day May IL, at 2 pm. Interment
National Memorial Park. 10
WILLIAMS, ANDREW P, JR. At Physi-
Ma, ANDREW p. Williams, Jr.. Be be.
loved son OF Andrew and Mary Will
liams of Waldorf Md. brother OF
Ann, Dorothy and Mary Theresa VIII
liams. Funeral from the Huntt a.
Ryon Funeral Home Waldorf, Md, on
Thursday. May IL, at S:i5 pm. Mass
at ST Peters Church. Waldorf, Md
at am. Interment st. Peters Gene
terry. II
ZOGRAFIDES, EATExEA. on Saturday.
lay 1855. at Providence Hospital,
EATEXEA zOGRAFIDEs Of 62l0 Broad
Branch rd. NV, beloi ed wife OF John
Zografides mother OF Constantine p
and George P Chaconas and Mrs. Clara
Aschenbach. sister. OF Eustace q.
Nicoopoulos and the late Panaglotes
q. Ncolopoulos Friends nay call at
the S. II. Hines Co. Funeral Home,
2g01 1ith st. NV Services At ST.
Sophla's Greek Orthodox Church, Mass.
ave. and 34th st. NV. on Tuesday
May TO- at 2 pm. Inlel lnent Gllnwocd
Cemetery. In lieu " ilowe~s kindly
make donations to ST. sophias Build.
tng Fund. %
Evening star., 1955-11-06


yULCANIzER, experienced, passen-
ser and truck tire sectional YORK.
No recapptnS. Salary. $50 70 30
per week depending on ability,
No phone calls. BEN HUNpLEx
344G 18th at. nv.
NAN 70 assist service n1anaser ~
tire dept salary depending on nhlI-
fty. no phone calls. BEN HUMID.
LEY TIRES. 344n l4th ST m
MAN WIN CAk, 10 represent large
misunderstanding compAnya not can.
VaeSing, earnings while trAfntnf
around SS5 weekly. Apply 1116 9
1 81 6.e.. o am. 70 - noon. I'D
NAN wanted with motorcycle or
aufomohile for pickup and delivery
service, Apply 80 II st. nsN.. .
a.il1.. Monday morning
E1AN WANTED tor RGWleiEh htlsi-
ness in s. MONTGOMERY CO. No ex-
I pefitnce necessary and credit can
be arranged New f1ll-e0lQr oixplnS
book. real busineEs-gettef, ggn
Fisher increa4ed aveTege weekly
earnInne $50 first week usine ueu
sSdiEplay book For tiiformG ton write
MAWLEIGHs, pept. Del ~ q
1saN fcr outdoor newsstand. AI,asi
be sober and reliable HHEFRlN's
NEWSSTAND. 18th and Kenyon SIS,
Evening star., 1955-11-06


CLERK-TYPlsT = Engineeriig com
pary vicinity Of Capitol, has inter
ween rs to "a: 6-day week, better
than aserase SALARY. cail TX. 3
CEHRKi-CAsHrER IH2i for insurance &C. Of
nee 6-day week, paid vacation
Win PAY ,., aitsr year. Must 6e
ferfed but not nsesssary. Apply
e5I Dupont CIR. BldE.. 1876 Conn.
cLFRS Xxi Z .slENoGRAPHER. is 70 IS
years of Age, for school once;
sarted dutiesi 371s-hF. wk.. $500
ne; ggssr, PLEASE @ spp,y 2 p @ @psrseR; BEN BEN
cLRRK.fHhfisr LRYE .fih hi 2 ior VI insurance = a.
pArtinent: b-day week. Apply Room
3u4; l4l5 X ST NV, BOSS n
CLERK- -TYPisT, seneral once work,
Excellent working conditions and
good salary. Auto experience and
area preferred but not necessary
Mr.. LEE. eQL. $1,000, --6
CLKRk-TYRlST. experienced. accu-
rate with fignress b-day. week; per-
nlanent position; salary, SSb.
BANKERS MUTUAL INSURANCE
~ ~ : 1Ss warner huiidins, 18th
cGsffaRk cGsffa -SxpisT, M piiT rsnsr.l ono: ll Idrl,
EMIhB NC. 1921 Conn. ave. %
lady ior divsrsifsd duties IN sDS1 slnod.
efn Bethesda ofltce. Typing res
Haynes or Nr. Macdonald. OF,
cERzk.TrPIsr. .xpsr.. steady poai.
3 pr 6M day week, All day sat-
TIcAL oFFTCK. 717 7th st. NV.
CLERK-TYPTsTs. are 1870. We
need many applicants for posi-
M slons y. p wfshti1gton tS, ss!tsT & & r,ars, Arms
coNeuLTANTs. NC. suite 900,
cLtRk .IYnrTfsT for law arm: yicin-
ity 14th and X NV. YounE woman
70 Me, type and Nrelieve on switch-
board Some experince required.
CERRK.TPYyiPIisT tBethesdn, ~. $50
entrance salary. MofltEomery Cpun-
" Govt Merit system employment.
For Information write or call Per-
Scskvills Nd. Fo. s.sial. EXT.
cIERK-rYPIsT. s-dsy wk.. Wood
@ @sonS as hondslssa dRlsasssS snS TsssaaS TSssalas
between 8 am. and $3.50 pm. no.
cEERR-TYPlsT. 1890; research
cre NV. Waah,l immediate, per.
lianent Accurate fast tYptngi s.
Sac. as Is Gis sssrs. W.. Sssss. SssssasssSc s:sdes. ss
Evening star., 1955-11-06
SALES CAREER
MIJTTTAI, FINDS

DO You want 4 lifetime career Of
dlgnity and prestige that ol1era
hl1h earnings potential and unlim-
tied opportunity for adyencemeutg
KING MERRITT a Co.. INC, of1ers
such an opportunity to qnaltfied
men. We ere en international Or
tribution Of mutual fund sfaTss.
since ieio Mutaai FUNDS have
grown. from half billion dollar
business 10 4 dynamic industry with
assets today Of over billion doll
aafs. In spite Of this spectacular
erowth, We are convinced that the
Industry Is on the threshold Of 2
period Of enormous expansion. We
We ofier the very TOP commissions
In the business as well as an un-
usual bonus plan that enables you
TO build = personal estate Of your
own. We handle all routine paper
YORK and provide intensive aeld
QUALIFICATIONS:
You must be able to supply top char
acter references You must he
mature, resoufcefui and ambitious.
You must want 70 help people and
you must be the type OF person who
can cpnacientiously represent q fifm
that handles millions Of dollars oi
Investors money.
Sales OF mutual fund experience Is
helpfal but not necessary. We wiz
train you.
We have Just opened 3 new wash
fngton once ana are currently in
terviewing for selected positions on
our WashIngton sales team.
1NTERVMWs By APPOINTMENT
KING MERRITT e co.
INCORPORATED
1877 H ST NV. tNEAR 18TH
,WASaINqTon g, 2, G.
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MAN WITH CAR

70 handle service calls on electrical
appliances. No experience neces-
lafy. Paid 81 per service; aysrase
Ga services 2 day. plus - re-
ss.ssa: s,sss@sns 81 ss.i ssi: p parn,ss Nh Sufas
trnlning period. so6 WI. up, plus ~
+ calls furnished Yearly contract
basis. Only those interested IN
permanent position with future
need apply. 1905 Rhode lslana
BIZ. 1.ss71 r;f hiaass;r as' rxElR nsl 8 81
MEN. 30 q a5I With knowledgs ~; q
experience in mems weeT. s.ss so0u
Wriss ssi Bcx gzi-s. star. sa' - .is- !.
AfEN Part time with car. 70 sell
and distribute Guardian Service
aiEN--we have several openinfs IN
the Metropolitan Area for thcse
pssxsss m q ,sst sna op ysar fsarrsh.s q IS
our men AVERAGE better than si0e
Der week. we pay weekly salaries.
eomnitssiong and bonuses; Trans
poftation fKirpithed or nat allow
ance eigsn for use u oss.,oy,. ycgs orr
nniEIh,sitiiSn NORTHUMBERLAND and free retiirsmsns
plsh' Excellent opportunity for
Gfs EsrEin. SINokR sEWfNd cENs
II,Rs 1910 G 1t NV. -.-s1
~ Excellent openings for 2 men,
isll sasi alse nAFTs N, tiIIls s1,,;. uisr. AZ
nytfafs over S1O0 per week fully
established routes, no. cold cans
Fessing: famous everyday necessi-
y ties Assure steady high earninsBs
ah0 sales experience necessary, but
must be able 10 furnish character
feferenees For details, Apply ~,
Pfess Bide.. ,14th and p ats. NV I,
q phone Dr. 7-4477 % pL e
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Iesountins elk. $3.50
ARLINGTO NJ ALEX.
.FAIRF Ak FALLS CH.

Gen ofe, typ 49, @l1
Inventory, stock control elk $50
Bkkbe mach opr,s MGR EXP $500
MErs trAinee, 1nafice
Aast 6efv Mer 0MC exp SS1 ulj
Bkkpf-typist Duke ct. &fs6ft BIZ.
B1ak teller, exp 800
Cataiogine elk. exp hSs $500
Mech ener min 5 VI exp. $1,000
Dfafttmans some exp. 81 % NJ. up
Rcd and chninmaA
Baiesmen TO $3.50
Temp interviewer. finance ynR $500
Trainee. mech. inclined. hse Sl.35 hg.
HardMare OK, sslee y stock 500
POTOMAC EMP AGCY.
1884 Wilson Bivd.. Afl. IA. 10000
Gil kin0 Sc. Alex, XII neh0bb
1Of b Broad 81 Falls Ch.,
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EXCELLENT
OPPORTUNITY
IN HIGH-LEyEL
TECHNICAL
OCCUPATION

washington branch. Motors Intur.
anee General Motors ansliatei. has
openings for two men 70 Be trained
as automobile insurance adjusterE,
These openings have been created
curfty with oppcrtunity for adj
vancemefit on merit. Automobile
furnished plus good startfpE salary,
excellent working conditions and
extensive training At coEnranx ex-
peuse
Applicants must Be educated. pilysi-
eally fit and between "a and 3b. A
nnss eennasntisel ~ nsssfins na,siisss VI rs
Telsphone Mr., LINK. Ex. 3-605G.
Mon. and Tues. 0s
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MEIPAR
INC.
A SUBSIDIARY or
WESTINGHOUSE AIR
BRAKE co.

TIRE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. only s
wanting steady work. NO drittefs.
Csii De. 2-147l ewes. and sun.
9nucK DRIVER, living in coIlsssI
Can advance fast. Apply sunday.
IL to 3 pm 940l baltimore hlyd 81
College Park. Nd. 20
NkUCK DRIYER. white. fer local
haul: must have experienee on frac-
or.trnilsF; must bs oyer seoer
piicanf i've IN SILVER Srrina area:
when applying. give references and
former experiences. Box 42e-A. 3 tar,
rYPIsr and sensrai clerk. for sros-
ing frozen tood arm, ass ssaa % ~; ~
socd . salary CAL EA- snss Iof
Nv vIIsnsnsanbsi aND nRsabio arAN--Exper. bench
or outside work. Pull or part time
Excel salary. RA. 3-2SzS
Nv BENCHaiANi depeudahIes good
sslsrs 5nsldsIs DE LdAHoH5FRs -dss IN skEve5I eI
Nv SERVICE MAN, Transportation
furniehed; permanent excellent
PAY real Opportunity ~. S-aIsi
Nv sERylCEMAN experienced man
III flrnigned: ss5eI rood ssiIs pSy; plrnsnsr,s jo6.
bETHiEsDk nv CO.. OF. 5-4so0
UPHorsTKRER--Fuli time or Bart
time. Must Be ssDesiencea. IA 81
URPIaI0SLsrEEER. Isl elass. fun 81
Frs, i25 Kennedy NV. ia. o-2966
UPHOLSTERED, part-time. an
round mechanic. Cut. seW sprtns,
fnsIdes and close. Sober Teiephone
Mr. MARTIN, co. 6-3e24s eyes,.
uPaOEsTERER, Ist class mechanic:
full or part time Call 1-9 I'm
MANOR UPHoLs. CO., 10. 9-42ss,
UPnOLSTERgR - STEADY Ecfk |
eMITH-MARS. 500 Conn. ave.
NV KM. 2-243i.
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COLLEGE MAN
70 TRAIN FOR
ASST. SALES MGR.

, have been ii this business sinee
Kraduation from college N June.
A 1850. 1 have not earned under
$4,000 psf gear since ! started.
% the fight man the same income
4 sTSs ycu are 1rs not afraid u sid.fssh-
i6ned work. interested n prepaf-
Ing for 4 career IN seiee manage.
ffs1ent with a. established national
Concern, / would like TO discuss
our business with you and your
Wife nt your home, Past sales
experience mot eessntial Car 70
yo1f advantaee. write Boz <91.A.
star. and let me know when ! may
Evening star., 1955-11-06
ACCTG. CLKS. S60-S

ACCTG. CLkS. $60-$65
lsome typtng, all loeatipnsl
Jr.. AcetE. for CPA's high salary
BkkpF. real estate. Aisxandrta SIS
BkkpF., some typing 1900 VI.
Hkkpr mems shop, downtown edb
|Bkkprs.s small once $0b-&1O
Payroll typing, Wis. are. - $50
Asst. Bkkpr. cashier Sd5
|Comptometer opFs.s ne. f60.Sfib
Underwood bkkpg. opr.. me-. S6Q-S65
ESlroSrSs ESn sISv blIins 1IRin z oprs sv SS ss @U
SECYS. AND 6TEN0S
6eey., legal exp. ea5 Wk.
eeey light shorthand S75
eeey. TO publisher SIS
eeey., research orr. S3,47B VI.
eeey, architectural, Alex. S05
stenoeraphefs, prof. org. 5000
6ecyf some bkkpg. - S66 to $40
Recpt-Stenos.. several S6b
yr Stenoss 20 w.p m. $50
Seey afternoons, 3-far. day Sf25
OK -Typist, mortgage exp. SIS
Dictaphone Secy, $4,000 year
Membership clerk, type, s3.300
File clerk. typist. 1888 S276 mo.
rk-Typists. admin. duties S6Q-$65
Clerk typists. beginners u $50-$bS
Cashiers l2l, knowl. bkkpg., $6b-$70
Iassrnsiions. CLERK. some con. $50 ssS
Cashier. auto. exps, ne. $50
eRx elI, .I EIscept; type ---- ssoo NO.
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