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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-14

GUNS USED
22-cal. bolt action repeaterS- ; .
22-cal. autoload repeaterS 22
Savage Stevens 22/4l0 O/U--- 20
Marlin bolt action w(scope - %
Marlin autoload with scope $50 81
Remington l2l 22-cal. pump "
Marlin BOA 22-cal. lever .- ~
Marlin 336 1890 lever --- 90
Winchester 20 1906, extras 30
Single barrel Shotguns --.------ ~
Double barrel shotguns .--- 10
stevens $40 l2-ga. pump 81
customer Parking Doors away
RELIABLE JEWEIRY EXCHANGE
AZ 9th st NV Ma. s-6l57
HARDWOODS, oak. maple, walnut,
mahog. birch, etc. RUCKER LUM-
Der, 1920 Wilson blvd. ia. i-l234
HEATER. oil circulating, "75-gal.
tank. SIS. RE. 5-g4Sa.
HEATERS. ranges. stoves: new. USED
tgas oil, coal. wood. cleo }. ACME
STOVE. 101I 18th NV, Ma. $685.
HI-FI, complete Hi-Fi system; viii
sell separately Call 70: 4,745s
Good quality components at reason
able price. FE. 3-3691.
HI-FI SET. includes tuner. excel.
cond.; sacrifice. Also pilotone'
AA-g03 amp. SO. 5-g51S.
HIGH FIDELITY TURN TABLE, rec.
o-kut. 18-in. in portable case plus
recording mechanism. ia. S-9236.
HIGHT FOR Low DOUGH-Get
the best advice for 80 cents. Just
published. FE. 3-369l.
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FOR the LIVING ROOM we give you
. choice Of 2 different STYLES
f FUL MODERN SRS' wRoGoHf-f1RoeN
SOFA, ARM CHAIR and match
ing SWIVEL CHAIR. covered In q
good grade of plastic. Second
choice Is a BEAUTIFUL MODERN
SOFA which opens into q bed az
In CONTRASTING COLORS, plus
2 END TABLES and COCKTAIL
TABLES. For the BEDROOM we
include a beautiful MODERN
SUITE, which includes DRESSER
and MIRROR. CHEST OF DRAW
ERS, BED. plus PILLOWS. etc
and for ne DISEITE we tne SEt,
ING CHAIRS.
YEa ALI, q ROOMS OF BRAND
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WAR SURPLUS
CLOSEOUTS

Aft. Wheelbarrows $780, $1450 value. 9x12 Cloth
Dropcloths. $3.50; $3.50 value. lib. Sledges, 81.
oman Saws, $3.50. Long Tree Trimmers IS; SIS
value. 8" Monkey Wrenches, Acc. Canteens. soc.
CT Paint $1,5O gal se.95 value. Garden Hose, Is
it., 5-yr. guar, $1.50.
14-PC, u" DRIVE SOCKET SET, S895
Drop Cords, $l.35 Tool Boxes, ST. Saws, $l45I
Infiatable Belts, SIT bars $3.50 Winches, $685.
CAMPING SUPPLIES
$3.50 Sleeping Bags $685. !
$500 Dacron Bags, $500
Ground Cloths $3.50. Ponchos, Csc (torn). Cast
Grills $4.25 Raincoats, soc (torn). $3.50 Stoves,
$1,000 Dust Masks, Csc. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Knapsacks. Gas Cans, $3.50 Water Cans $3.50.
Rope.
10000 OTHER ITEMS
j. H. GICHNER
$50 to 8
2513 M st. NV. Elk 3-3527
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Steel
STEEL

We have a large stock of
steel beams and angle irons
in all sizes.
WE WILL CUT TO SIZE
ACE WRECKING co.
D. C. YARD. LII. 10000
ROCKVILLE YARD, Pc. 1921
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Drive-1n Warehouse Sale!!l
Hundreds of DESKS. FILES, Ia
BLES, CHAIRS AND KARDEX
D. c. SURPLUS SALES
5il New Jersey Ave. NV Ii. 7-9s10 Of
OIL DRUM. 275 gallons, good condi-
ton. will deliver, Sl5. SIP. 3-Sl42.
ORGAN, Estey electric. excellent
value j. n S5e a,eol KSITTs' 1890 q st.
oGTBoA RID MOTOR EgiiEir, s hp.,
run 4 hours, $50. .JE. 2-l612.
rXiST SPRAY PR, a To 1nI IN 2tsSs
y yCU Ga %s dqss r 6s1tsE pe Ws Ssys
CO, 2473 Sherman ave. NV.
Zenith, extended RANGE, h!Sh fd3elg.
ity, tan leather case. Used very
little. new condition; cost $3.50
viii sell S95. Call Rh. 1921.
Savings up to 40es on late models.
KITS. 1880 q st, NV RE; r.
PIANO. BABY GRAND. E ftx4; ma
hog simple lines; excel. sounding
3-b370. Ia
PIANO, small Baldwin studio. full
keyboard, excellent condition. OV
J-27l4 Ia
PIANOS--Reduced summer prices on
large selection of spinets, consoles
and grands. All full keyboard, You
can now buy new full keyboard
spinet as low as SAB. Many
others proportionately reduced. All
case styles and wood finishes in
cluded. Long easy terms. MUSIC
SALES CORP, 1900 @ st. NV:
PIANOS-Famous make grandS at
deep cut prices, Knabe. Steinway,
8 x. NV. mi. SsoSaiS. e-a8'0
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Lester Spinet. PAUL GOLIBART.
1895 Columbia I'd. AID. 4-5e2s.
Open today to 8. Pianos wanted
PINBALL MACHINES (51, ali good
'cond,; for recreation or business;
reasonable. Ii. 7-0327.. --i5
PIPE. galv. BLACK. copper cast non
cut. thread fixtures, BLOCKS
INC. lT4R Lee hwy ia $4,000
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NAILS-140 kegs finishing 8
and 10; 48 kegs common 10;
IL kegs roofing Is. AS orig
inally packed. 81 per key
in 10-keg lots. Phone ST.
3-2271, Mr.. KANTRO.

OFFICE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
set, ietster-transcriber, also port
able: reas: also checkwritcr. 81 50.
10. 7-9537 or p. o. Box 2o3, D. c
OFFICE EQUIP.-DeSks. chairs. files,
supply cabinets, safes. typewriters,
adding machines Everything for
the office" CIRCLE. 74l 18th NV.
d.. T-737". SUNDAY. co 5-4625.
OFFICE FURNITURE--Must be sold
immed. Desks, chairs. flies, adding
machine. etc. Wood and steel Call
RA. 3-270O, or RA. $500. Id
BED, double. walnut, practically new
Beautyresj mattress and spring
Very reasonable. NO. T-lO5I. Is
orr .Cl. FURSITURE-Fin wal.
exec. conf desk: also posture chair
and other Once items: prac. new.
real bargain. EN-. "-2026 Ia
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FURNITURE, NEW {.
WAREHOUSE SALE
At Our Store

FURNITURE, NEW
WAREHOUSE SALE
At Our Store
SAVE 20Gs TO 70To
Great Rapids gives you fan
tastic bargains in the most
colossal warehouse sale ever
seen in D. C. So hurry!
ALL ITEMS SUBJECT TO
PRIOR SALE
FREE DELIVERY
$l69.6o VALUE
Blond double dresser and mirror.
chest and double bed.
S12s.6o VALUE
Bold maple double dresser and mir
ror, chest and double bed.
OUR PRICE, S79.95
1878 VALUE i
Genuine mahoR. table ana lear.
chairs, buffet and china cabinet.
OUR PRICE. 1897
$50 so VALUE
Genuine mahog. kneehole desk;
OUR PRICE. S39.95
Pine sofa bed and matching chair.
- OUR PRICE, Ss9.75
500 80 VALUE
Solid cherry drop-leaf table; nnest
OUR PRICE, s5s.s5
$50 so VALUE
custom built studio with kiek-pleat,
makes twin beds.
$3.50 VALUE
Large club chair. custom quality.
aIl-sprinG construction.
$685. so VALUE
Genuine Fisher Dualounge with lne
tnnerspring mattress; sleeps 2.
OUR PRICE. Sl4995i
$6s5O VALUE
Wrought iron and plastic-top d.
nette table and 4 chairs.
OUR PRICE. S4295t
Hundreds of Other Bargains
Throughout Entire Store
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. CO.
Sample Bargain Store
of Washington
e07 7th st. NV, Elk. 3-6742i
Store Hours 8 to 6. including Sat-
nrHaus. e.
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PIANOS
BENCHES

Story and Clark. med uprt. --- $40
Lafsrgue uprt.. so in. high . 1875
Wur'itZer spinet --.-- @25
Steiff. med uprt. -------- 3a5
Kimball. apt. grid. -...--- 6a5
Lester. apt. srd. French period 7p5
Knabe gr., like new -- $50
Stein way grd.. like new
Phone appt. only 1895
New Story and Clarke console. new
Lester spinet. PAUL GoLIBART,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-14

DACHsHUND PUPPIES, exceptional
en-. sired: Axe reg. 10. 7-2965,
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dogs all with reg. papers. Prices
from $50 to $500 We have a nice
dog that will suit you. Come see
them today: .ELPAW KENNELS.
Alex, va;,, Duke st. ext TIE. g.
WEST VEST HIGHIANpl WHITE TfR-
POODLES. miniatures, champion
sired. white pups: black or white
STUD service, XII. s-5242. Ia
WEIMARANERS, Axe registered,
from imported hunting and bench
stock: / male. IS mos. very az
fectionate. 500; male, 5 mos,
$50: female, 5 mos, S35 or best
offer Beat these prices II you can.
Phone weekdays. 8 to 8, Annapolis.
Colonial 3-22S2. GEORGE WOEL-
WIRE TERRIERS, Axe: male.
l-year old: / female, Sugars old.
COCKER SPANIEL, black. IS mos.
male male Axe Axe reg; fond q q children.
BEAGLE PUPS Axe res, males.
$50 ca. 1o4 Fairmont st, Falls
PERSIAN ffsIfh Y PabRE-BREp KITTENS
Beautiful and healthy. Used to
dogs. Also siamese, LA. 6-1167.
COOKERS WKS,
PURE BREEDS. $50
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Kittens a.. 7 wks. old; paper
htS omes ca flY YE a siIyatt free to good
BOXER PUPPY. male fawn. bIack
mnaSk: champ. stock. Phone JE. 2
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DACHSHUNDS Axe litter. Sired BY
son Oh. Herman v. Tenroc. Ell
AIREDALEs. litter. Axe res: s
wks. old; pet or show: ready to go
both parents at home. AP. 7-14S4
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DACHSHUNDi stud serv.: Axe reg.
son OF champ; black and tan, or
BOXER PUPS Axe res; veeks.
wormed and shots; reas. IKE, s.
WILL GIVE pretty cat to sood
nome o mos. old. Phone CO. s.
KERRY Blue TERRIER PUPS-un.
excelled in beauty and personaIity
Kerry Blue at stud. JE, 5-S4S;'
The Nome nugget., 1955-07-22
Judges Choose Is
Finalists in Miss
Universe Contest

LONG BEACH, Calf, R-An
exotic Oriental, statuesque
Swede, voluptuous English
woman, blue-eyed Latin Mari
lyn Monroe and a Vermont Re-
publican are favorites today to
win the Miss Universe crown.
Fifteen international lovelies-
each the potential winner-will
parade for hours before panel
of judges tonight with a first
elimination pairing the group to
five finalists.
The fifteen are the Misses Ar
gentina, Belgium, Brazil, Canada,
Ceylon, FL Salvador, England,
Germany, Guatemala, Honduras,
Japan, Norway, Sweden, United
States and Venezuela.
A reporter asked all Is in the
group for their choice as a win
ner. The answer was practically
unanimouS-MiSS Sweden. She is
Hillevi Rombin, buxom, short
haired blonde who wears a bath
ing suit like it was sprayed on her.
The girls know whereof they
speak, for Miss Sweden fits the
pattern of previous Miss Universe
winners. The judges, virtually the
same year after year, lean toward
the wholesome, milkmaid type Of
beauty.
However, the crowd pleaserS in
last nights preliminary judging
were Miss Ceylon, 18-year- old
Maureen Hingert, one Of the most
exciting Oriental entries yet; Miss
Ell Salvador, Married. Arrieta, who
bears striking resemblance to
Marilyn- the Monroe, and Miss
England, Margaret Rowe, who has
the kind Of shape the English dol
lar situation should be in.
The Nome nugget., 1955-07-22
PLANS MADE FOR
JUNEAU TV STATION

ANCHORAGE, Up - William
Wagner, president of the Alaska
Broadcasting System, announced
today he plans to open tele-
vision station in Juneau.
Wagner said an engineering
study has been completed and
papers are being prepared for fill
ing with the Federal Communica-
tons Commission. He announced
that specific details on installation
will be released as soon as consul
tants have determined the chan
mel frequency and other engineer
ing details.
Stock will be offered to the
public in Juneau, he said, but its
sale will not be a determining
factor in the building Of the sta
ton.
Juneau residents were advised
not to purchase television sets,
however, until after installation
of the station is approved by the
FEC and an opening date is deter
The Nome nugget., 1955-07-22
Mt. Shishaldin, Aleutian
Volcano, Spouts Steam
And Fogs Atmosphere

ANCHORAGE, R-That old
blowhard Mt. Shishaldin is let
ting off steam again and Jogging
up the atmosphere along the. AL
eutian chain, the Cold Bay agent
for Reeve Aleutian Always re-
ported yesterday.
Gordon Gay, in radio message
to the airline's main office here,
reported at 2 pm. that great
billowing clouds of smoke, SCOT
and ash are rising in the air over
Shishaldin to an estimated $4,000
feet"
Shishaldin is a 9,978-foot peak
on Unimak Island some 700 miles
southwest of Anchorage and rs
miles in the same direction from
Cold Bay.
Capt. c. G. Kelly, Reeve pilot
who flew over the area, reported
the latest volcano spewed from
the north side of the mountain,
about 1000 feet down from the
top. He said ash and steam were
encountered as low as $500 feet
with increasingly poor visibility.
The Nome nugget., 1955-07-22
Seawolf, Navy's
End Atomic Sub,
Launched

GROTON, Conn, Up The
Navy's second atomic submarine
the long, lean, deadly killer
named Seawolf - went down the
ways to the sea today.
Mrs. Sterling Cole, wife Of a
New York congressman, chris
tened the ship, but missed hitting
the bow with the traditional bot
tie of champagne.
Mrs. Cole turned for an instant
to speak to John Jay Hopkins,
president and chairman of Gen
eral Dynamics Co., as he pressed
a button releasing the great steel
hulk.
In that instant, the Seawolf
slipped swiftly out of reach of
Mrs. Coles arm. She hurled the
bottle at the receding bow, but
it missed again and broke in foam
on portion Of the launching
machinery.
But the Navy is always ready
for untoward happenings like this.
1t had a second bottle of cham
payne, attached to a line, on the
deck.
AS the Seawolf raced down the
ways, a man aboard the sub
marine cracked a second bottle
on the bow, and so the Seawolf
did get her official christening,
after all, says the Navy.
Three hours earlier, the keel Of
third atomic submarine, as yet
unnamed, was laid in ceremony
attended by a relatively few Of
ficials.
The Nome nugget., 1955-07-22
Soviet Press Publishes
Eisenhower's Plan for
Military Info Exchange

MOSCOW, R-The Soviet press
published today. without COM
ment, President Eisenhower's pro-
posal for an exchange Of military
information and aerial inspection
between the Soviet Union and the
United States. The press also
prominently displayed the Euro
pean security plan and the pro-
posed ban on atom weapons, as
presented at the Geneva confer
ence by Premier Bulganin.
In other dispatches from Gene
va, special correspondents of
Pravda and Izvestia condemned
what they called "the hysterical
Warlike bowling" of some Ameri-
can newspapers, and predicted
peace loving Americans" would
triumph over those "who profit
from the arms race.
Most newspapers carried 'front.'
page photographs Of a smiling
President Eisenhower with Pre-
mier Bulganin, Prime Minister
Eden and Premier Faure.
The Nome nugget., 1955-07-22
House Education Group
Approves Multi-Billion
School Assistance Bill

WASHINGTON, R-The House
Education Committee today APP
proved 22-8 a bill authorizing
multi billion dollar financial aid
to states and local communities
for the construction of schools.
The committee action climaxed
lengthy hearings starting shortly
after this session of Congress
opened. There was an explosive
episode this week in a fist-swing-
ing brawl between two commit
tee members.
The measure still must clear the
Rules Committee before it can go
to the House floor.
There was no assurance that it
would get Rules Committee clear
ance, but Democratic House Lead
er Mccormack CMass) listed it
among key measures for disposal
before adjournment next month.
The Nome nugget., 1955-07-22
Final Approval
For Buildup Of
w. German Army


BONN, Germany, -Chancel-
lor Konrad Adenauer's first re-
armament bills for the buildup of
West Germany's new 5OO,OOO-man
defense force won final parlia-
mentary approval today.
The Bundesrat upper housed
swiftly passed two bills authoriz-
ing the government to call up the
first volunteers this year and Gre
ating a permanent civilian COM
mittee to screen the appointment
of all senior officers.
The bills now go to President
Theodor Heuss for his signature.
They were approved by the Bund-
esag dover house, last week.
Today's vote cleared the way
for Adenauer's government to
take the first steps toward build
ing up the 12-division army, the
00-plane jet air force and the
coastal defense navy pledged to-
the Atlantic alliance.
The Nome nugget., 1955-07-22
Strategic Metals
Program Gets
Boost From House

WASHINGTON, R,-The House
voted yesterday to require the
government to continue full scale
purchase Of strategic minerals I'M
der program to encourage their
domestic discovery and produc-
ton.
It passed and sent to the Senate
bill which in effect directed the
Office of Defense Mobilization to
cancel termination Of its stockpile
procurement of tungsten, mangan-
csc, chromite, mica, asbestos, ber-
vi, and columbium-tantalum.
The bill would require the
ODM to continue buying these
materials until the expiration in
1858 Of the mineral development
program enacted in 1850.
The House Interior Committee
said ODM had permitted the pro-
gram to end when its quotas were
filed despite the 1858 termination
date in present law. 1t stated:
''The committee concludes that
an indispensable portion, if not
the keystone, of a sound defense
mobilization base is a going do
mestic minerals industry.
The Nome nugget., 1955-07-22
Big Four Talks Behind Schedule;
Leaders to Meet Tonight to Discuss
Eisenhower Plan for Blueprint Trade
BY MAX HARRISON

GENEVA, 1.-THE Big Four
were reported to be. considering a
possible summit session tonight to
permit more time for discussion
of key problems, including Presi-
dent Eisenhower's dramatic pro
posal to trade military blueprints
with Russia.
AS the leaders plunged into a
full afternoon of talks, informed
quarters said United Nations Of
ficials had been alerted to have
the council chamber of the Palais
de Nations ready for a possible
night meeting.
The President was said to be
definitely committed to leave to-
morrow evening for Washington
and the summit conference was
running far behind schedule.
The four foreign ministers went
back into session this afternoon
after a three-hour session this
morning failed to complete final
recommendations to the heads of
government on any of the three
problems under discussion.
Some quarters saw a POSSIBLE
ity that the Eisenhower proposals
might get shunted aside, along
with other proposals on disarma-
ment, German unification and
European security for discussion
after the summit conference.
The leaders appeared to be aim
ing now primarily at setting up
directives for the guidance of a
foreign ministers conference next
October and for future discussions
in the U.N. subcommittee on dis
The four heads of government,
President Eisenhower, Soviet Pre-
mier Bulganin, British Prime
Minister Eden and French Pre-
mier Faure, arranged to meet later
to take UP whatever recommended
tons were handed up by the for
eign ministers.
The Nome nugget., 1955-07-22
CROPS AND CITIZENS
SUFFER IN SUN OF
STATES HEAT WAVE
BY THE ASSOCIATED Press

Much of the Northeast gasped
for breath today under red hot
sun which sent temperatures
higher by the minute.
At many points the mercury al
ready was nearing the 100-degree
mark at noon. The weatherman
offered little hope for relief.
Drastic water economy meas
ures were imposed in some sec
tions of Pennsylvania and New
York State, where the last rain
fall was only a dim memory.
Crops suffered, along with
sweltering citizens.
At Mt. Airy in York County,
Pa, the sun was so intense that
rays reflected by a mirror ignited
a magazine on a bed and caused
$3.50 damage at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Myers.
The Weather Bureau said Penn
sylvania was suffering its driest
July on record, especially in the
easternmost section.
Some northern and Pacific
Coast areas got little cooling
but there was no general relief.
The Nome nugget., 1955-07-22
USO New York Headquarters Refuses
Nomeites Plea That Club Be Retained

A meeting of the Board of Di-
rectors of the Nome USO was held
Wednesday evening to discuss the
closing of the club here. They met
with Allen Smith, Fairbanks di-
rector, who had orders from New
York headquarters to close the
Nome club due to lack of military
personnel now stationed here.
The board made a determined
effort to keep the club active
throughout the summer months
due to the fact that many naval
ships are expected in August and
the USO is the only place in the
community where the younger
sailors and seamen could go.
Board member Dr. Langsam
stressed the need of keeping the
club open for the many service
men who pass through here con-
stantly from remote sites through
out the area The board was unan-
imous in its demand for the club
to be retained for at least another
month.
New York was contacted by tel
ephone but they would not yield
in their decision and the club was
closed today.
1t was hoped the equipment
might be retained for at least
month in order to run the place on
a local basis, but this also was
not permitted.
Mr.. Smith stated later that he
wished to express his thanks on
behalf Of his staff for all the COM
mittees and individuals who CO.
operated for the past two years in
making the club a success. The
national office, he stated, regrets
the closing, but with a million
dollar cut in their budget this
year they feel that other places
with many more servicemen are
more in need of the funds which
have been directed to Nome.
Board member Dewey Goodrich
expressed appreciation for the
community for what has been
done in the past two years.
The Nome nugget., 1955-07-22
GOVERNOR HEINTZLEMAN
TO COME TO NOME MONDAY

Gov. B. Frank Heintzleman
will be in Nome Monday, it was
learned today. Mayor Steve An
dersen received wire from the
saying he would arrive
here on July Is on Wien's flight
from Fairbanks.
Evening star., 1955-06-12
HELP MEN
Real Estate Statesmen

Real Estate Statesmen
Wanted at once. I have opened
branch once at $500 Conn. ave.
help you get started. Need car. see
Edwin L. Ellis, Realtor
At 1910 Vermont Ave. Room 2l7
REFRIGERATION SERVICEMAN =
Experienced only: top pay to top
man; overtime. commissions. bonus.
steady: preferably married. ANDY'S.
LA. 6-4400 -la
REFRIGERATOR sERvICEMAN-
steady Job, local exper. man; com;
work; Sl0n start. plus overtime.
paid vacations. uniforms. Mr.
REFRIGERATION MECHANIC. year
round work: tools and car neces-
ssry, Call afer q pm. Ky a-5406
REFRIGERATION MAN-Frigidaire
dealer needs man with some of
mereial refriEeration. Apply wecs
OF June II. bet. s and s; 200 S.
Washington St. Falls Church. Va.
RETAIL SALESCLERK. rs to 35:
experienced in hardware. stationery
or other detailed line, and able to
handle both counter and telephone
sales: permanent position with SAL
ary increases as earned. company
paid benefits 5-day week. salary
open. and will be determined by
qualifications and experience Call
DI. 7-4g4S. to a:30 am. only for
appointment for, interview
ROOM CLERK. experienced. fast;
top wages. Apply in person. HOUS-
TON HOTEL, qI0 E st. NV. Ia
R0UTEMEN-Ex tea and coffee men
to establish own route; must be
able to furnish surety bond and
have good record as route build
er. Apply Mr.. YOUNG. 1909 First
ST. NV. -lh
ROUTE SALESMAN, for dry clean
ing route. Must know Arlington
and Fairfax Counties; apply 40OI
Lee hwy. Al. Va.
Evening star., 1955-06-12

INSULATION SALESMAN = Oppor-
tunity for a man with the ability
to mango complete operation; car
necessary: must be able to read
prints. For appt., call JE. :.-4s3l.
INSURANCE sALEsMEN-An estab-
lished debit in the vic. of Seat
Pleas, Pleasant. Nd; guaranteed sal, plus
insurance, disqualification, retire
ment. We offer a complete train
ing course; II between the ages
of :l and 40. and high school
graduate, phone UN. 4-493a, bet.
"a 30 pm; ewes, WA. 7-51sS.
INSURANCE SALESMAN. part time,
: evenings a week on PREPARED
cirGulaTized leads for industrial
no collecting; auto not necessary;
som@ssions SD psa hs sr psqs4 psS4,4 very 9s liberal
INVENTORY CLERK. Kardex system.
Tvping KNOWLEDGE preferred. Pleas
ant working conditions. Excellent
eepportunity. so51 18th ST.. Silver
JASITooR'Ys g. qtrs. only for services;
childless cple. Man NAV hold other
regular dav Job. RA. 3-1SS3. Is
JANITOR for church in Beth. area;
] day per wk. or equivalent ewes.
with occasional extra work. OIL.
J JANITOR wanted for 24-unit bldg
IN nv, OF Conn. ave. references.
WO. 6-202O. is
JANITOR. full time. married 80 to
40 years. 3-rm. apt. with all utils.
plus 500 per mo. for right man.
WO. R-6S66.
JANITOR. must be exper. oil burner
and he able to make other repairs:
good refs. or don't apply: full-size
apt. and Sl30 mo-: 1414 Upshur
ST. NV. Apply Sun. 10 till /.
JANITOR, married, white. for small
garden apt. project; must be able
TO do small repairs: wife to serve
as resident manager. Box DIX