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Evening star., 1955-02-17
SALESMAN

SALESMAN ....
FURNISHINGS and sports wear dept.
Excellent working conditions with tor
earnings for experienced salesman
A~rly Mr.. Ettlin. 3rd FL, BONE
CLOTHES. 1885 r st. NV.
SALESMEN-3 experienced men te
complete our sales force. Better than
average year-'round earnings. Car
nee. Apply MR.. SALABES. $50 to !
1909 Eye st. NV. street level. lS'
statesmen, for new securities CO..
excel future. Apply Rm. 1119 Tower
BLDG. 1901 K st. NV. -17
Statesmen, encyclopedia, 2 expert
enced salesmen wanted: positively
highest commission; no verification
work anywhere in U. s. A. Best deal
In the country. Call PHIL GOLDEN
DU. 1892, between 0 and IL. oI
sXLEsMEN. full time only. Com.
plete home air conditioning. We will
train you. Car allowance. Ranch
Wagons furnished. Call for further
information. LO. 4-7026. go
Statesmen, to cover leads for spe-
cialty selling item. Should make be-
2O15 Bunker Hill rd. me-, after
9:30 am. No phone calls. Sales
manager will interview all appli-
Cauth. 80
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HELP-woMEN

SECRETARY. under 30. for psruia-
nent and responsible position with
established ffm Of man2Rement con-
.Sultants; bookkeeping BACKGROUND
helpful; desire personable applicant
open. Call Mr.. OsNtEL. EX. 3-6i06.
SECRETARY TO EXECUTIVE. 2s 10
80; general insurance experience
preferred but not required. DI. z.
5ls0. $40 Woodward Bldg. -19
8 z C r = TAR Y-OFFICE MANAGEB
wanted BY community service or.
week; So. 4O0-S2, $50. Depending
exper.. Write stating exper., back.
ground: Box 1855. Star. -1s
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statesmen

Ray Debler at the Lee House Hotel
desires to meet 3 young men with
Q desire to earn real money. This IL
q brand-new proven sales deal. With
one hours training you can easil,
earn over $50 per day. A few will
remain here in permanent positions
Some will be organized to travel
throughout the United States: i'm
sd to sndis ns,esen 20 rev S,e
new. Phone for appt. D1. 7-4sO0
Evening star., 1955-02-17
Are You a Salesman?
YES2 MOP


Good statesmen can be improved b,
proper and intensive salesmanshir
training. Mediocre statesmen neeC
training. Non-salesmen can bt
trained to be top-notch statesmen
All this we can do providing yot
will give us the opportunity. In
addition, we have a real selling posi-
tion open in OUR organization where
YOU can earn $4,000 or more an
nually. All you need is the. want-to
car. the ambition and the desire
to increase your present earnings
we will pay. you a good salary
while you are in training--after that
500 a week plus commissions and
liberal bonuses. We are a local con-
cern OF long standing, having more
than o5,0O0 Washington families as
owners. We have statesmen who now
earn SIS 600 annually who never
sold anything before coming with
us. Are you interested? Write us
giving full particulars and tire back
ground OF yourself. Box iS0-V. Star.
Evening star., 1955-02-17
HELP--MEN

MAN living in s.e. or Prince Georges
Co. area. Excellent opening. rS97
weekly income. Young married man
preferred: For Interview, phone MR..
$3.50 p.m.-S:30 pm.
MAN, middle aged. neat and depend
able, for errands and some once
work: must have drivers permit.
Apply 10 am. to pm, WASH
INGTON DENTAL CO., 1904 L st.
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CASHIER

CASHIER
Part-time cashier position open;
hours 1890 am. to Q pm. Monday
through Friday; prefer Sc. resident;
attractive, neat Appearing. Apply
ing 101. y. 9. Naval Gun Factory.
11th and o sts. sc. lis
CAsHIER-CHECK for independ.
supermsrket; age % to 40. attTac..
personality. exper:; good salary for
cAsHiEk-CfGAR CLkRK; 6-day VIZ.
no nights, Bun. or holidays. Refs.
and exper. Sal. open. s32 18th ct.
cAsHIER-cLERK. under ss. knov,-
edge Of typtns; b-day week: salary
open. Gail NE. 6-00p5. 30
CLEEK, sxpsr. n credit sna routine
MAzoB MAsT1RpfkcEs NC. gil
s1A ~ 1sWs &t
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S54 PER WEEK
PART TIME

We need 12 men (white), neat In
appearance, who can work 3 eve
nings weekdays, 4 hours on Saturday.
Car necessary. For appt call EN-
2-49q0 Thursday evening. Feb. II.
6 O'clock To 7:30 nm
Evening star., 1955-02-17
LAUNDRY MANAGER

FL. 2.244S. 30
LlTBOGRAPHIC PLATE MAKER,
alPumen and deep etcll. experienced
only: for Harris and Potter presses,
Apply 415 18th st. s,w.l ---1S
MAINTENANCE MAN. white. married,
no children. between $500 years OF
age for garden-type ant. develop
ment Alexandria, Va. Apply be-
tween 9-10:30 am. 1925 18th st.
NV. lis
MOTEL WORK-whitc man, over 40,
for maintenance work. etc; sober,
intelligent and dependable. Phone
MR.. GREEN. TIE. 6-97Op.
MOTORCYCLE RIDER, for pickup
and. delivery. Excellent pay and
working conditions. .hospitalization.
vacation with pay. all company ben-
efits. See Mr.. ,Tolson. JUSTINE
OLDSMoBILE. $500 Baltimore ave.
OH BGRNER MECHANIC. must be
experienced; apply 1124 Florida
ave. ne. -17
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CLERK-TYPIST
5-day week; no experiences
necessary. Apply Mr.. Sheer,
II. ABRAMSON CO.. 1882 fth
st. NV.
Evening star., 1955-02-17
SALES
ENGINEERS

CONSOLIDATED ENGI-
NEERING g. DISTRIBUTING
COMPANY OF AMERICA,
INC. is now presenting 9 com.
plete training program for q
selected few men to become
qualified sales ennineers with
the largest home improvement
corporation in this section Of
the United States.
This year is the first time
in the history Of our corpora
tion that we are expanding
our organization.
We have openings for ex-
perienced statesmen. We viii
teach You the construction.
heating. plumbing. roofing. ex-
terior and interior decorating,
moderniZation of kitchens and
bathrooms, recreation rooms.
apartments. etc. where you
will be qualified to estimate
and draw the specifications
and agreement contracts with
our customers.
This program Of conference
and practical experience will
not only cost you nothing but
will enable YOU to earn far
above average weekly pay
while you are in training.
For those who qualify in this
sales engineer program we
will Immediately promote you
into the $4,000 to $4,000
salary field.
We REQUIRE intelligent, en-
ergetic men with neat ap-
pearance and late model
automobiles to fill our sales
engineer positions. capable of
representing our corporation
with the public.
II you are interested in
improving your present sales
status into a permanent
$1,000 to $4,000 position,
then apply in person only to
Mr.. Clark. between 10 and 12
am. and Q and 4 pm.
Evening star., 1955-02-17
MARTIN
AIRCRAFT
Professional Employment
Baltimore 3, Md.

EsTlMATOR-Local general con-
tractor wants estimator for building
construction. Call AD. 4-01OO. lis
FURNITURE FINIsHER. must be
well versed IN all finishes; top SAL
Other company benefits See Mr..
@M' E. Miller 'gs FuRN. tf'e co. st. SO 80
GROCERY CLERK, meat and grocery
eierk; experienced only apply. 1905
'Fttf st. NV. ------ 17s
HARDWARE SALESMAN, for store in
Falls Church. Experience necessary,
Write stating age and experience.
Good salary. Box 420-S, Star. go
BEAD CHEF, white: must be capable
OF handling busy kitchen and pro-
ducing top-quality food salary COM
niensurate with ability. Give At
least 3 refs. All applications will be
Kept confidential, Box 3a5-V. Star.
JANlTOR, white, for garden type
apartments. HARBOR TERRACE,
Alexandria See Mr. Spencer, side
entrance bldg. 1903, Abingdon DR..
Monday through Friday, II noon
until 8 pm. "a
JANITOR. with 5th or 9th class en-
gineer license: good salary, plus apt:
no children: must have good refs.
RE. 7-2S6S. III
JANITOR, colored. .6th-class engi-
for NV. apt. BLDG; experienced; sal
BROS, 1919 10Th st. NV. Ma. s.
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THE EVENING STAR
SECRETARY

Permanent position, as secre-
tary to public relations man
ager. Previous experience In
public relations. preferred
but not essential. Good
working conditions, paid
vacation, group insurance
and many other employe
benefits.
Evening star., 1955-02-17

BANK BOOKKEEPER
BURROUGHS OPERATOR
Experienced lady, under IS.
The MunSey Trust Co.
1929 E st. NV. --21
BaEdAUTICIANs, fun or part time; q
9Qfs sQ6s,, basis; sI; Bills BEAUTY SALON.
BEaGricfaN. agS MGafSe ss sxperenced: eS full or
Apply In person, ALICE MARIE
HAIR sTYLIsT. 1900 Georgia ave.
BEAUTIcIAN. full or part time; SAL 8
nix., nfy osfn' sT' ss7Es. SHELLEY 1901 Eye Eye st.
BEAUTICIAN and manicurist, to work
in one OF Washington's finest NV.
beauty salons. Vacation with pay,
salary open. Cali OIL. 4-54S1 be-
tween z and 10 pm. -2I
.BEAUTICIAN. full time, all-round
operator; hours. 9-5; good salary,
pleasant working conditions. ia.
BExgTICIAN, all-around stssiiist.
Queens Chapel rd., Hyattsville. Md
sEAUTIcIAN, experienced. Apply in
saEAA1gHAfETzksS7s ss ss1s Ss psia svs s..1ly I
Good stylist can earns over $3.50
weekly Kent Village Center. sP.
BIxUTTY COUNCILLORS, part or full
time; earn ghile you learn. EDGE
BEAUTY OPERATOR, must be fast;
Va. following pref; excel. saisry,
comm. IA. $4,000. ia. 1896.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, man or woman,
HAIR sTYLIsTs. rs 1iHtS iHSSaAEss .t. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. eolored, with
managsr,s license. Cali after. s
BEAUTY OPERATOR - TOP salary,
50es commission: 5-day week. AR
LIEGTON VILLAGE BEAUTY SA-
IoN' Ia 1850 2SSs Columbia pike Arl., "a
BooKkEEPER. for q large orrani-
zation. with knowledge Of double
entry; good opportunity; permanent.
See MIR. HANDLER. Sth a. gao r
BotoK8KiHEErER-TYprsT, exper. An
financial statements. bank deposits,
and recon; invoice reg; SIN. indus
trial organ; perm; 5-d., 40-l1r. wk.
Nr, Dupont cir. Reply own hand
writing. State age. exper. and sal
ary REQ. Box 393-V. Star. Ia
Evening star., 1955-02-17
T,ERK-TYPTST

CLERK-TYPIST
Attractive single girls, 1928 yrs. old
to work in branch once OF Nation
wide finance organization. Openings
in Silver Spring and Mt. Rainier
ofices. Apply 1928 Georgia ave,
Silver Spring, or 1916 r. /. ave,
MT. Rainier, Nd. lis
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CASHIER

NIGHT SHIFT
8 PM. TO 1870 AM.
Immediate opening, woman,
under 40 years, with previous
cashiering experience. Posi-
tion located In NE. d. C. Good
starting salary. Sacony suits
and meals furnished. Many
other benefits.
HOT sHoPPEs. INC.
1341 O st. NV. Room 200
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statesmen
YES!

Yes, We need q good sales
man the same. as sll other
concerns advertising for them
in this paper. Yes, o good
q position but they are sen-
orally interested in which one
they can make the most
money, the dignity and the
permancy Of the position. II
Is almost impossible for US to
tell you In an ad how good
q sales proposition we have,
plus the fact that we would
like to meet YOU and explain
our proposition and product
in person. Yes, we know
to TO- earning nnI . real I1noognes; mon Yes: :
sales sds organization PRODUCES
we have statesmen earning only
$4,000 annually. Yes. we
have statesmen earning only
$4,000 annually; Yes, we
vance money against deferred
commissions. Yes. you will
need a car in our business.
1t will only take 30 minutes
Of your time to find out all
about 1t then we will let YOU
be the judge. You will never
know how good our sales plan
is unless you call and make
an appointment for a personal
interview. Phone UN. 4-24O0,
including Sunday.
Evening star., 1955-02-17
Auto Statesmen

Due to our new management's ex-
pansion program, we are in need OF
3 top professional automobile sales
men OF sell new Lincoln and Mer-
curry automobiles. Finest Of working
conditions: beautiful aforementioned
showroom; with plenty Of floor
trafic disqualification, paid vaca-
tions and demonstrators furnished.
Now is your opportunity to get with
the fastest MOVING dealer in the
Metropolitan Area. Excellent re-
muneretion plus monthly bonus con-
test. Do not apply unless you are
interested In Q safe. secure, perma-
nent position. Must be good pro-
ducer. See Mr.: Jack Holloway or
Evening star., 1955-02-17
HELP-MEN teont.l

BARTENDER for part time. q . m, 70
drinks, Apply 1405 L st. NV. from
Evening star., 1955-02-17

when ansmerng aduert,sements
addressed to Star bores do NOT
irctose original references. photo
graphs or other materials OF per-
sondl Ddlue. C0Dfes serue the puy-
pose. Originals may get lost,
Evening star., 1955-02-17
SALESLADY
SALESWOMEN

0I41JED DWOIVIEN
Experienced saleslady, 80 to so years
OF age to sell from door to door. Car
essential S75 a week guaranteed
salary, plus most liberal commits.
who has q nice personality, neat ap-
pearance and ambition can earn
$4,000 to $4,000 annually. This Il
q permanent position with an old
established Washineton concern. hav-
ing more than 10000 families as
owners; Give experience, full and
detailed particulars about yourself,
which will be kept strictly coniiden-
fial Write RnY 112-M Gtnr
Evening star., 1955-02-17
TYPIST
NE. SECTION
1845 4th ST. NE

Good opportunity with weil-estabs
lished wholesale house, for ambitious
worker wishing permanent employ
ment; knowledge Of shorthand help.
week. Call ST. 3-0050. Ext. .221
for appointment. --1e
Evening star., 1955-02-17

SECRETARY, law ofices In Silver
Spring; 5-day week. Salary COM
mIysJnsurate IyJ with experience. JU, o.
with bookkeepins ex-
perience. nice appearing, between 80
average and used to meeting the
public; salary open: Phone for ap-
pointment, Mr.. KAHN. RE. 7-s676.
SECRETARY. experienced. Phone Ju.
Exc sSSsO or . ossnsvffss IS a5 ssRraG. asG5t'olGe'n
SECRETARY, attorneys law once,
exper. necessary; must be neat, ac-
curate. methodical and fast at typins
srs ..sk q Sa6 ssssy ky;s yns ssns
references. eample. Of Handwriting
and typins. Boz Ss-E es1S. -i6
Evening star., 1955-02-17
SECRETARY
ACCOUNTING DEPT.

Young woman. 25.35 yrn. OF age. vha
Is competent IN shorthand and typ.
ing and has had some experience n
credit work. Permanent position. s.
Ssy; Gay; 4e1hr. Chr. week Apply personnei,
and Sat-. 9-i2. No phone calls.
Evening star., 1955-02-17
SEAMSTRESS

One Of washington's oldest and
largest laundries Is looking. for q
capable sapsble woman who Is q good. rapid
cooperation with other employees.
Good conditions; good hospitaliza.
ton, insurance, etc. Apply Mr.
Fitton after 9:30 am, NATIONAL
LAUNDRY CO., 21 Pierce st. NV.
Evening star., 1955-02-17
PAINT MEN

Openings for Q experienced salesmen
with practical knowledge Of paint
products; should have good contact;
with the painting trade. In Metro
politan area; This is an excellent
opportunity for go-getters. DRAWING
account plus car allowance.
Evening star., 1955-02-17

Experienced 17x22 and 22x34: one
and two color Harris offset press
eoior sn worR w fS Rspiy with IL ln ph. nSnbsy nn
for interview to Box 396-v Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-08

aay, September 10, 1858, IN Washinsten, D. g.
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Hsattsviii., Kensinston. Bfentwocd, Chevy Chsss:
Park, Berwyn, Laurel Indien Head. CARTEL HeiEht,:
VIRGINIA.; Alexandria. Arlington: rsirfsnx NJ Fs Az
Frs. VIZ RESERVE THE RIGHT 10 LIMIT GUAM.
Titles.
Evening star., 1955-07-18
NARY MARGARET
MCBRIDE
There's Not Enough Love

ct the poverty OF their lives 70
animosity for their own coun-
try.
Long before Virginia Paisley
ever heard Of the n, the
Communists had made care
ful studies Of their lives. The
men were ordered to write
many pages about themselves
and the knowledge thus gained
BY their captors was skillfully
used TO poison and infiane
their minds.
A naturalized American cit
izen who had suffered under
Naziism was artfully persuad-
ed that the United States was
now dominated by homa-
grown Naziism. All were marie
TO feel that others were to
blame for the sufferings they
had known and led to assure
that In the future away from
America they would have on
portunities for elf-devtlo1-
ment they'd never had before.
Some Americans. sitting
comfortably in their easy
chairs secure in the love ard
warmth Of family life, a full
ice box in the kitchen, a cop
on the corner and a good Job
waiting tomorrow morning,
shake puzzled heads at the
curious idea of any young
American deliberately turning
his back on the country where
the pursuit Of happiness is q
guaranteed right OF every
citizen. Even starvation and
torture, we believe, wouldn't
make us behave so. The ex-
perts are not so sure-but
they do know that love makes
a wonderful arl1lUr. Their
feeling seems to be surprise,
not that 50 many are affected
by the lack OF It as that so
few are. Because even In this
land OF the free, there is still
not enough love to 60 around.
tFrom AP Newsfeatures,
Evening star., 1955-07-18

year were Mrs. Esley L. Swartz,
vice chairman; Mrs. William
Benson, recording secretary;
Mrs. L. Vaughan Bowly.
corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Robert w. Carroll, treasurer;
Mrs. Walton Sanderson, as
sistant treasurer, and Mrs.
Roger j. Whiteford. editor.
Evening star., 1955-07-18
Film Fete
TO Honor
|Barkley

Senator Alben w. Barkley
win be honored as the "out-
standing Kentuckian Of our
times" at a special showing of
"The Kentuckian," to be spon-
sored by the Kentucky State
Society at 8:15 pm. tomorrow
at the Ontario Theater, Seven
teenth street and Columbia
road NV.
The invitation list includes
all the members Of the Senate,
the Kentucky delegation in the
House, House leaders and other
promin ent Kentuckians in
Washington
Burt Lancaster stars in the
new Aim which he also d.
rected. The rifle. frontiers
mans hat, and Gabriel's horn
he used in the movie will be
presented to Senator Barkley
during the evening. The SEN
ator will then unveil a portrait
Of Lancaster as the Kentuck-
ian, painted by Thomas Hart
Benton. The portrait will be
given later to the State of
Kentucky.
Paul Keen, president of the
Kentucky Society of WASH
ington will welcome the audi
ence. Senator Earle Clements
Of Kentucky, who is acting
majority leader of the Senate,
viii present the rife and other
i11ementos to Senator Barkley.
Ten-year-old Donald Mac
Donald, who is featured In the
film, is expected to be present
for q special introduction.
Evening star., 1955-07-18

Not only the so-called do
gooders from whom you might
expect It. but also psychia-
trists, novelists and pundits
have taken to talking about
love these days as II 1t were
something they had just in-
vented.
Everything evil from juve-
nile delinquency to war Is being
blamed-and probably rightly
--on the lack Of It. This lack,
according to Virginia Paisley.
may even explain the strange
behavior Of the II American
soldiers who, aftes the Korean
war, chose to remain with their
Communist captorS rather
than return to their homes.
Looking under the surface of
their lives for the sake of "2l
Stayed" the book she wrote
about them, Mrs. Paisley found
q uniform record Of unhappi-
ness. misunderstanding, lack
Of sincerity. Nineteen of the
unfortunate boys felt unloved
or unwanted at home. Eleven
= more than half - had as
young children lost their
fathers either by death or
divorce. and three of these had
also lost their mothers. One
was a proud boy with a high
70 who had never recovered
from the beatings Of his child
hood.
You could just about say
that the main reason the 81
cast their lots inside the Iron
Curtain was that what they
left behind wasn't important
to them. And it wasn't impor-
tant because in the environ
rnents from which they had
come they neither loved nor
were loved. So 1t was easy for
these skilled in manipulating
the human mind to turn their
feelings Of injustice. their Bit
ter hurts, their resentments
Evening star., 1955-07-18
WHY GROW OLD?
Legs Play Essential
Part to Beauty
New York Dress institute Photos.

On the other hand, the over
weight woman should lose
those pounds with calorie
counting and take stretching
exercises which will speed the
loss In inches in the calf,
thighs, waist, abdomen and
hips. This Is your formula II
you wish to take advantage
Of it.!
Many women write asking
what to do about bowlegs and
fat or bony knees. Since bow
legs and bony knees are In
fiuenced by bony structure
there isn't much we can do
about either. However, In the
case OF bowlegs, there Is one
procedure which will help some
over the years.
Whenever you stand pull
your legs together, trying to
make them touch from. hip
to toe. This will not be posi-
BILE, but make the effort and
hold them that way until tired.
Relax and continue.
This will not change the
shape Of the bones but 1t will
strengthen essential muscles
and can make some difference,
II INDUCED in as q habit.
II you would like to have
my leaflet Take Steps To-
ward Lovely Legs" which gives
you corrective exercises for the
most usual defects in leg
beauty send q stamped. SELF
addressed envelope with your
request for leaflet No. 13. Ad-
dress Josephine Lowman In
care Of The Evening Star.
Evening star., 1955-07-18
Miss Fulton
To Be Wed

Col. and Mrs. Robert Free
man Fulton of Birdneck Point,
Virginia Beach. va, announce
the engagement of their
daughter Eleanor to Mr.. John
Loomis Chamberlain III, son
of Col. and Mrs. Joh1i Loomis
Chamberlain, jr.. of this city.
Miss Fulton is a graduate of
Mount Vernon Seminary and
is a senior at Wellesley
College.
MFR. Chamberlain was grad
uated from st. Albans School
and Amherst College and is
now In his third year at the
University of Virginia Medical
School.
The wedding will take place
in June.
Evening star., 1955-07-18
BY JOSEPHINE LOWMAN

It has been some time now
since ] wrote about our under
pinnings or what used to be
called limbs, but are now
called legs. and sometimes
even gams.
The really important func-
ton Of our legs is to carry us
about, but today they are so
much in evidence that they
also play an essential part in
figure beauty.
Overweight or underweight
makes the legs less attractive.
Lack Of muscle tone is often
the offender. A combination
of overweight and poor muscle
tone creates the fiabbiness
which women dread.
The shape of our legs de-
pends on bony structure, mus
cuiature and tone. and on fatty
deposits. We can do little
about bony structure, but we
can control our weight and
flrin or develop our muscles.
We can reduce fatty deposits
with stretching exercises. Also,
fat is not so apt to accumu-
late over active muscles. There
fore, we do have a lot to say
about the shape of our gains.
The underweight woman
should make every effort to
gain weight, al1d she can do 90.
She should also take exercises
which develop the muscles of
the legs and chest in order to
I'LL out in these two spots
which harass ,lnderweight
women.