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Evening star., 1955-11-07

would act under the regulations
established by State education
officials.
A less clouded issue is the
Question Of whether the School
Board has done . good job since
Iit became elective in 1913.
Dispute School System
The convention candidates
have contended that Arlington's
school system Is unsurpassed In
the country. The AIM hopefuls
take the position that tax money
has been wasted and have called
for q return to fundamentals In
the classrooms.
The candidates have had q
running statistical debate on
Arlington teaching standards
throughout the race.
School budget cuts by the
AIM-controlied County Board
has also drawn criticism from
the opposing ticket. AIM. on
the other hand, has accused the
School Board Of failing to pre-
sent an accurate picture Of budg-
et requirements.
Mr.. Stanton Is In favor Of .
middle of -tEe-road'' school pro-
gram. He Is running for ONCE.
he said. TO try to see that county
children who finish high school
"can go to college and stay
there.
Evening star., 1955-11-07
SO Polling Places are Listed
For Fuirfux Vote Tomorrow

Voters viii cast their ballots
|at SO polling places In Fairfa,
County during tomorrow's elec.
|tion.
One precinct has been added
since the primary. 1t is Fairfax
Station precinct. which was Gre
ated by dividing the former
Clifton precinct.
Polls win be open from 8 am
to s pm.
The polling places follow:
cMTREvrLLE DISTRICT
Clifton, Clifton FiFs House
Centreviile, Centreytiie School
ChAntiiiy. Chantiliy Fire House.
c0Iyin Run. Wheeierss Mil
Hsrndon. HeTndon Fire House.
Th0mpson's. Doves Store.
FAIRFAX station. Carter's Store.
DRAEEsvHLE DISTRICT
chesserhtcok. chesterbrcok school.
F0restvtile. Grange Hall.
LANGLEY, Franklin sherman school.
kirby. Hayeock School.
Mclean, Mclean Fire House.
Pimmitt Hills. Ptmmitt Kills School.
FALLS CHURCH DISTRICT
Burke. Burke Fire House.
rot ssalSU S.tsnssIssn Missnss YooS sasysSss pis
South Washinetcn.
Graham. Graham School.
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|Nuid Is Arrested
In Housebreukinqs

Montgomery County police yes
terday arrested q 23-year-old
maid who. they say. broke into
three Silver Spring houses on
afternoon forays last week.
Jailed at Rockville was Flossie
IL. Crimes, coIored. who gave hei
address as Defrees street, Wash
Iington. Detectives recovered
|$384 worth Of clothing taken
from the home Of MRS. Helen
Chandler. Of 89I2 Whitney road
The woman also Is accused Of
breaking into the homes Of Mrs
Emily Michaels. Of 208 Dear
born avenue, and Mrs. Alice DaVi-
tian. Of $500 Walden road.
Mrs. Davitian said she dis
covered the woman proving
Through her home but the maid
who twas employed nearby. ex-
|plained she had wandered into
the wrong home. Later 1t was
discovered a screen door had beer
broken to gain admittance, po-
lice said,
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Jefferson ,;.s H,1. Blvd. Baptist Church commu
west AnnandaIe. Annondale Elementar,
SLEEPY Hollow. Rlake Florist shop.
woodSumran. osisma WoodsMarnS WssstRMr SssaSoei scSSoi.
LEE DISTRICT
Cameron, Cameron School.
Ffanconia, Franc0nia School.
Grovet0n, 0Foteton school,
Lort0n, Lorton School
hssa. assUsinE' FEasIs Ionp Mount HiH Essls School
woodward. Home Of EsteIle Dsmory.
MASON DISTRICT
Bailey's. Bailey's Fire House.
Lineolonia. BelPedere school.
Munkon Hill. Bailey's Elementary School
6prtngdeld, Garfield school.
Weyanoke. WeyRnoke School.
Willston. Wtilston School.
MOUNT VERNON DISTRICT
Hucknell, Belle View school.
Guuston Gunston School
Hollin Hall. HolIin Han school
New Alexandria. Mt Vernon Methodist
HuntinEton, Cameron club.
Mellington. St L,ike's Episcopal Church
Wcodley, Woodley Kills School.
PROVIDENCE DISTRICT
Dunn Lorlng, Dunn Lcrins school.
East Fairfax Fairfax Elementary School
FAIRFAX. Old Courtroom. Faiftax Court.
Freedom Hin. Freedom Hii school.
Hunter. Vienna Fire House.
Qakton. oakt0n School
Park, Vienna Elementary School,
ahreye, Timber Lane School.
Evening star., 1955-11-07
Burke Civic Group
Opposes Airport

Al new resolution opposing con-
|struction Of an airport at Burke
i'm Fairfax County has beer
adopted by the Burke Civic
Association.
The resolution urges all other
civic clubs, church groups. busi-
mess organizations, PTA and
other groups TO study the Burke
airport proposal and take q
stand on 1t.
such an airport would handle
the huge Jet airliners now being
advertised by airlines for the
Immediate future Z said Herman
Fowler. chairman Of the associa-
Ition's Airport Committee. These
would be noisy beyond all pres
lent knowledge. Their landing
and takeoH pattern will put al
Ios the county south Of Route 23e
practically on the landing
aprons"
Evening star., 1955-11-07
Mt. Savage to Get
New Industry

MOUNT SAVAGE, Nov. z tH9s--
Senator Butler, Republican d
Maryland, announced today tnai
ID new industry employing be-
tween $50 and 200 persons is ex.
|pected TO open here about Jan.
Iuary |. 1856.
Danmar Co. Inc, which pur-
chased the old Cumberland a
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad shopI
from the Western Maryland
Railway, win manufacture rib
bon copy equipment for type.
writer's.
The device, being naanufac.
tured for commercial use for ths
FIRST time. locks. over typewriter
carriages and adds two addition.
|al ribbons. Typing paper Is ther
threaded between the three rib.
|bons, eliminating the need foi
carbon paper.
Senator Butler said the new
firm win spend up to $500. .00t
|remodeling and expanding ia.
|ciiities In the seven buildings
purchased.
Daniel Price. owner Of the Oc-
cidental Restaurant in Wash.
|ington. Is president of Danmar
The typewriter device was in
vented by Miss Beulah Louise
Henry, Q native of Charlotte
IN C..
Evening star., 1955-11-07
Polling Places
Are Changed

Polling places have beer
changed in tomorroW's election
for voters In Alexandria's Eighth
Ward and Powhatan Precinct Of
the Third Ward.
The new polling place for the
Eighth Ward Is the old Methodist
Church at 60l1 Lincolnia road
IPowhatan precinct voters viii
cast ballots at the city traffic
control building. 1908 Powhatar
street.
Polls win be open from 8 am
to s pm. The list Of polling
places follows:
First Ward. Washington School
and Gadsby's Tavern; second
Ward, George Mason and Barrett
Schools and the Beverley Hills
Community Church; Third Ward
Jefferson School and the Traf1ic
Building; Fourth Ward. Old Lee
School and Macarthur School.
Fifth Ward, George Washing
ton High, Blessed Sacrament and
Ma,iry Schools: Sixth Ward. En-
Igine House No. 2 and Mount Ver-
mon School; Seventh Ward, Lee
jackson School: Eighth Ward
methodist Church.
Evening star., 1955-11-07
MARYLAND VIRGINIA NEWS
North Bethesda School
TO Be Dedicated Sunday

Opened In September. the &c.
classroom school with q capacity
of 975 students, has taken some
|of the overflow from the Leland
Kensington and Western Junior
High Schools. The plans for thf
ltWo-story building now are being
used to build the Wheaton Jun.
ior High School.
A rectangular court fiankeo
by the buildings rose and blue
wings win be Handicapped by the
Parent Teacher Associations and
Ineighbors. American flags are
now flying from an outside pole
and In every classroom. by cour-
Etesy OF the Chevy Chase Daugh-
ters of the American Revolution
Mrs. Chester L. Finch, IT., PTA
publicity chairman, reports the
school main features include q
390-seat cafeteria, q library with
some 500 volumes. two art lab
Ioratories, four science labora.
tories, home arts suite, az
Eaudio visual room, soundprooi
band and choral rooms, a health
room and shop facilities.
Evening star., 1955-11-07
|CothedruI Church
Is Consecruted
BY Episcopolions

BALTIMORE. NOV. 4 H1.The
Episcopal Diocese Of Marylands
central church has formerly be-
came q cathedral.
In ceremonies yesterday the
tall, gray stone Gothic structure
was consecrated the Episcopal
|cathdral Church Of the Incarna-
Ition.
The Rev. John N. Peabody.
rector Of the church since 1852,
was installed as its first dean.
The Right Rev. Noble c. Powell,
bishop of Maryland, performed
the ritual blessings. Assisting
was the suffragan bishop, the
Right Rev. Harry Lee Doll.
The Very Rev. Francis B.
jSayre, ir., dean Of the Washing
ton Cathedral. addressed the
congregation.
Evening star., 1955-11-07

Arlington voters viii cast bal
llots from 6 am. to 6 pm. tomor-
row In 81 precinct polling places.
A list follows:
Admission Precinct Ablnedon school.
Arlington Precinct. Peyton Randolph
lAfiinsftSn Forest Precinct, Ariinstor
Ashton Heights Precinct WomAnss Club
Aurora HiIh Precinct. Nellie custi,
BaIlston Precinct s.onswall Jackson
lpsTeroH Precinct, garsgoft school.
HucktnGllem Precinct. Kate Waller Bar
cherrydaie PTecinet. Chstrydals school,
csisrsndsSs Precinct GssthsS r. Nsur,
coiambia Precinct. Ariinston rire Houss
lcoarsland Precinct. clarendon Rir'
IDomiaion Hnls Precinct. MeKiniss
East Ssas Church Precinct. TuekahO'
| iFalritnSson Precinct, Pairiington school
| fiiilmore Precinct. John 0iffoTd Motors.
iQiehe Precinct, Brandon JF. High 9ehool
lGiencariyn Precinct. Glencartyn echcq!
| jefferson Precinct Patrick Henry Scnooi
Lexinstcn Precinct. Robsrt b Lee school
Lyon Park Precinct Lyon PARK COM
Lyon vi viIlass 1SSIrssinet. Lyon yillass Com
muntty House.
INershn4l Precinct, John Marshall School.
lNuttinRham Precinct, Nottinkham School.
IOakrid0e Precinct OakridEe School.
IoEeriee Knolls Precinct, walter Neeo
PARK Lana Precinct. James Monroe
rock spring Precinct. Neishhorhood
iRpssiyTi Preeinct. woodrow Wilson School.
lThritton Precinct, Btratford Junior High
| school.
lVireifia Hixhlands Precinct, Jefferson
District Fire House
Westevcy Precinct swanson Junior hish
lWoodiaWn Precinct. WocdIawn school.
YORKTOWN Precinct Yorktown School.
Evening star., 1955-11-07
Boy Scouts Subdue
Silver Spring Fire

A brush fire on the west side
|of Northwest Branch in Silver
Spring was extinguished yester-
day by Silver Spring Boy Scout
Troop 40 OF st. Bernadette's
Parish after q Scout spotted
smoke across the creek from the
troops camp site.
While one boy ran to turn In
ian alarm the others beat out the
Ffire with their jackets. By the
time Silver Spring and lillian
dale firemen arrived the Scouts
had the fire under control.
The troop was in the park on
"a two-day encampment to build
o bridge across the creek. Walter
Tocha Of Silver Spring Ia the
scoutmaster.
Evening star., 1955-11-07
Arlington Election Rule
Limits PoII-Wotchers

Therell be no more watchers
for poll-watchers in Ariington's
election tomorrow.
The Electoral Board has
adopted q new regulation. In what
Iit says Is an attempt 10 avoid
further confusion during the
tallying Of votes at the polls.
heretofore, poll-watchers
sometimes outnumbered election
Judges and clerks In some pre-
cincts and police have had to be
called to restore order so officials
could get along with their work.
Evening star., 1955-11-07
Springfield vFW
Post Will Install

All Tenth Virginia District
posts Of the Veterans Of Foreign
Wars will participate in q Vet
Ierans' Day program and present
Ia charter to q new Springfield
Post, No. 1927. at 8 pm. Friday
lat Garfield School, Springfield.
ofncers for the new post to bs
Installed during the program are
Howard d. Denton. commander;
Charles r. McCool and Ashby
Graves. vice commanders: James
ID. Burgess, quartermaster: Col
Norman r. williams. chaplain:
Leonard Ballard, Judge advocate;
| DR.. Anthony Viscido. surgeon,
and BENJAMIN Spangler. Luther
Herndori and Eli Peoples.
trustees.
Evening star., 1955-11-07

tired Navy captain, Is running
for the County Board on the Arr
llington Independent Movement
ticket.
In Fairfax John Schultz. an-
other retired rear admiral, is e
House candidate, and Richard
u. ovenshine. retired brigadier
general. seeks . seat on the
Board Of Supervisors.
Condr. Stiiyvesant B. Wright.
IUSNR. Is Alexandriass Repub-
lican candidate for the House.
Evening star., 1955-11-07

The new order says that IN
each precinct only one watcher
for each party win be allowed
and he must carry q letter from
his sponsoring group TO be adj
mitted. Provision was made for
one watcher each from the
Democrats, Republicans, AflineA
ton Independent Movement and
Convention.
There Is one Independent Stan
Stanton, running for the School
Board. No provision was made
for him to have watchers ct the
polls.
Evening star., 1955-11-07
Six Military Men Seek Office
For Record IN Neorby Virginia

Maybe it's the Eisenhower In
fiuence. -
Not in memory. have so many
military men run at the same
time for offices in nearby Vir-
|ginia. Six are candidates, all
but one as Republicans.
In Arlington Warren s. Parr,
Ia retired rear admiral. is rum
ming for the State Senate and
j. Fuller Groom, an Army re-
serve colonel. Is q candidate for
the House. A. B. Leggett, q re-
Evening star., 1955-11-07
Wins All Award

Dudley Smith of MitchelIyille,
Md, president Of the Prince
Georges County Farm Bureau.
has been named winner OF the
Kentucky All alumni recogni-
ton award. Mr.. Smith, who also
is president of the Southern
Maryland Farm Bureau. has
been active in Al Club work
for many years.
Evening star., 1955-11-07
z Children Die in Fire
I'm Murylund Home

! CRIsFIEID, Nd. Nov. Z R).--
iA fire apparently started from q
defective fiue destroyed Q house
lat nearby Marion Saturday and
took the lives Of Ralph Cottman
Is, and his 3-month-old sister
Roena.
The ls-year-old mother Of the
Negro children. Rachel cottmaIl,
left the children alone while she
went to o store. When she re-
turned, the two-story house was
lin flames.
Evening star., 1955-11-07
Symphony Program Set
For Fuirfux Children

Selections from Bach. Bee.
thoyen and Berloiz viii be
played by the National Sym
phony Orchestra for Fails
Church and Fairfax County
school children at Gas and II
am. Wednesday In the George
Mason High School. Tickets cost
80 cents.
The performance Is sponsored
Iby the Falls Church. Fairfax
County Women's Committee fog
1.-THE National Symphony, headed
by Mrs. George Stathers.
Evening star., 1955-11-07

the fiVe-lnember board.
Running under the conserya-
tive Arlington Independent
Movement banner are Or. Lucas
II. Blevins. Willis F. Kern and
Mrs. Susan O'FIara.
The opposing coalition ticket
more liberal and pro-school ad-
uninistration. carries the names
Of Barnard JOY. incumbent. Mrs,
Barbara Riches. and James @.
Etockard.
Voters Act Tomorrow
County voters win express their
views tomorrow on this race,
as well as on contests for General
Assembly, three constitutional
Offices, County Board. and three
bond issue referendurns.
The topic that has provided
the sharpest exchanges. school
segregation. has never crystal
lixed into q clear -cut issue.
Convention candidates have
taken pains to spotlight Mr..
Kern's membership In the Ar
lington chapter Of the Defenders
Of State Sovereignty and Indi-
yiduai Liberties.
The county chapter Of the
Statewide organization. dedi-
Gated to fighting for continued
school segregation, gave Its in
dcrsesnent TO Mr.. Kern and his
two running mates early In the
campaign.
The convention candidates
have contended that AIM and
the Defenders are closely linked.
and have called for publication
Of the membership rolls Of both
groups.
AIM officials, however. have
taken the position that none Of
their top workers are members
OF the Defenders, and that the
two groups have different out
looks.
II given . choice. members Of
the AIN slate said they would
back continued segregation.
Their opponents have not stated
Q preference, but have said they
Evening star., 1955-11-07
Schools to Close

Montgomery County schools
win be closed Thursday after
noon so that teachers may at
tend q series Of curriculum con-
ferences at various schools In the
county. 1t was announced by
Superintendent Of Schools Forbes
II. Norris.
Evening star., 1955-11-07
Methodist Buzuur

The Women's Society d
Christian Service Of the Foresl
Memorial Methodist Church al
lForestville and Ritchie roads ir
IForestville, Md, win hold q
bazaar and serve q turkey din.
|ner starting at 4::30 pm. TO-
morrow.
Evening star., 1955-11-07
School Board Campaign
Winds Up in Arlington
BY SAM EASTMAN

Arlington school Board candidates today winding
up bitter campaign
Both coalition states have painted somber future for
Arlington students If the opposition Is elected.
lone independent Stan Stanton has chosen to take the
middle ground in the fight for three seats to be filled
Evening star., 1955-11-07
Where 10 Vote
In Arlington

Arlington voters viii cast bal
lots from s am. TO 8 pm. tomor-
row In 81 precinct polling places.
A list follows:
Evening star., 1955-07-24
SEARS, ROEBUCK & co.

Desires high calber men to call on customers
in this area THIS is NOT CANvASsING. Custo-
mers are expecting representative Of Sears to visit
them and acquaint them with new service. These
are permanent positions with many company bene-
Ats, including paid vacations, insurance, hospta-
zation, and profit sharing to mention q few.
Qualified men who have car can expect earnings
of $50 and up weekly with salary while training.
Personal interviews are being held at SEARS,
RoEBUCK D. CO.. 4s00 wis. ave- NV. in the Division
IL ONCE, Monday and Tuesday, July Is and 26 be-
tween 10 am. and q pm. No phone calls please.
LIS
Evening star., 1955-07-24
HuP-MEN
SALESMAN

Our Alexandria branch has imme-
date oDeninGB for 2 men sxperf-
enced IN beverage sales and mer-
ehandising. Salary, commissions,
use OF Q company car, and other
ffSS.Daaz fSs nsn esHs ssset.d WI psss. g ssS ss Il
q full resume Of your quaiidca-
tons and personal BACKGROUND TO
Box 4S9-A. Star. -26
for custom-built homes:
part or full time: unlimited pro-
spects; no license required. Call
Mr.. STEVENS. OIL. 7-4a0n IA
Statesmen. responsible married men.
for fun or part-time work; men
who are interested in making bet
ter-than-average earnings: good op-
portunity for men who have done
Al kinds Of selling We DO not
further Information, cafl SAILS
MANAGER. Ju. 5-2S44. 9-5, Mon
day and Tuesday. -25
SALESlEEN-Part time. fne mem,
store. several ewes. and sat. Must
have selling exper. RA. 3-1101.
Statesmen, life insurance, ages %
to 40; high school education. SAL
AIRY and commission. Training pro-
gram. A career with real oppor-
tunity and security. Apply JOHN
HANCOCK LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
s49s asorsis ave; s..d nv ,vo ,.i.sm.,
nee in Bethesda; Q new subdivision
age. II you can sell and wish 70 In
crease your earnings, dr3p ip ,s SYr
efafs for 2 chat With Nh HiG,ka- i,a
ing. f4QI Wisconsin ave. Bethesda.
Evening star., 1955-07-24
Statesmen (3)

Large reputable local arm has need
Of 3 aggressive statesmen. due to
expansion program; must have ear
for local travel. Our product Is
year and not subject to economic
conditions. No samples to carry;
no trade-ins. No credit turn-downs;
3 sales per week pay an average
Of S16S In cash; liberal drawing
account II necessary. Quick, ex-
pert training given; opportunity
for promotion to managership. For
. personal interview. write fun de-
tails about yourself TO Box 16S-M.
Star. "a
Evening star., 1955-07-24
EXECUTIVES

EXECUTIVES
FORTY PLUS Of Washinston offers
(co.operatiyel effort for EMPLOY.
MENT to experienced mature Ex-
MEpTIyaEIss ES aHd a1S PRorEsSl9NAlL
Moons Monday through Friday.
FACTORY REPREsENTATTvE-
uiacturer has opening in the
dussrai commsasisf asa and institn- tn
tional accounts: exclusive products:
protected territory. lifetime future
with earnings unlimited: weekly
drawing account, group Insurance.,
ITS; car necessary; prefer man
over 40; no overnight travelling.
II you are. the man who is looking
GORDON HAMLIN, 1902 Rose
mary Hills dr., Silver. Spring. Md,
syns complete details, details as d to ban past
number. Interview viii be ar
ranged. No phone calls.
FARM AND DAIRY HAND with
small family. Reference required.
No drinking SLOWED. Must be
able 70 use MODERN machinery. Call
Herndon 39-W-2. "a
FURNITURE Statesmen - Inside
selling; thoroughly experienced and
reliable for leading store. Top
salary and commission for top men.
Apply In person. 1115 n st. ne.
MR.. BROWN
GARDENER, exper., 2 days wk. IN
Arl:. Va. nr. Military I'd. ia.
2-9546. IA
GARDENER AND HANDY MAN. care
for lawn. small orchard and garden.
Bethesda area: 3 days a week,
steady work: refs. OIL. 2-0933. "a
GREASE MECHANIC, full time:
must be married; previous expert
ence necessary. aust apply in per-
son, 2410 Lee Hwy. -26
GRILL MAN, good pay, Of sun
days, day work; exper. BASINS
GRILL, 7418 Wis ave-. Bethesda,
Md. OIL. 4-57s0. -25
GROCERY CLERK, colored. must be
experienced. Must have D. c. per-
init. Apply MAYFAIR SUPER.
MARKET. 1925 Hayes st. ne. ---26
GROCERY CLERK, exper.; good SAL
ary; 5h-day wk. Lge. air-cond.
supermarket. LEE SUPER MAR
KET. 2233 N. Pershing dr.. Arl..
Va pa
Evening star., 1955-07-24
statesmen

Have you reached your income limit
you need an income Of $4,000 to
$4,000 year. and have the cour-
age to make q change, get into
professional selling with Jne Of the
areas most respected firms To
make the grade, YOU must have
Imagination, be dynamic, be . quick
thinker. have integrity and rl,A.GI bAGK
WILL ~ TEACH ACE You sesSS HoW sSa'1SeS' rs SELL
REAL ESTATE. Why not drop In
for confidential talke Ask for Mr..
Rhodes. J. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
INC, Radio Bldg. Arl. IA. 4-ll55.
Evening star., 1955-07-24
Do Not Read This Unless
You Need Money


Due to increasing public demands we are forced
to enlarge our organization throughout the Distrlct
of Columbia and the State OF Virginia
We reouire neat appearing men with cars to
renresent this 50-yr.-old National concern, the
largest of its kind in the country with oftices
established throughout the States II you are
willing to work for $3.50 and up per week, don't
pass up this ad II you are man OF average INTEL
iigence want to talk to you. know what you are
probably thinking as you read this ad, the same
as thought many, many times as was out job
hunting. that thiS is Just another ad with lot
of promises Believe me, fellows it Is not. 1t is
lust short of year since joined this firm and re-
pret to this day that it wasn't 10 years ago. have
made more money in the past year than earned
with other firms in the past 3 years. I don't care
what your previous experiences have been, whether
it was selling magazines, books, vacuum cleaners,
appliances pictures, coupons, or any other type OF
work, you owe it to yourself to come in and let me
show you how easy 1t is to earn up to $500 week
with this company.
Experience is not necessary, we give you COM
plete training here in Washington, D. c.
II YOU are accepted you will be employed by
one of the largest Arms of its kind in the country
You will be backed by millions OF dollars worth OF
advertising This advertising will keep you busy
constantly calling on prospects in your territory
This is job with security the rest OF your Ire you
have nothing to lose and everything to gain. Come
In and let up prove that this Is what you have been
waiting for.
SEE MR. RALPH DONALDSON
Monday July 25, 5 to pm.
Tuesday, July 26, q TO s pm.
THE AMBASSADOR HOTEL
Evening star., 1955-07-24

ROOFER, must be LIST class. on al
types of reroofing and repairs. Ap-
ply 615 18th st. ne. 7:l6 "a An
ROUTE SALESMAN for we'll estab.
lished laundry and dry cleanin1
tween rs and 40 years d age. Appls
In person. BELL. LAUNDRY, ING.
4706 Leland St, Bethesda. Nd. ~
ROUTE MAN, white; exper. helpful
bu. not necessary, Apply STAR
Bethesda, Nd. OIL. 4-7070. --2d
ROUTEMAN for established cleaning
route, previous exper. necessary;
good pay and commissions. vaca:
tions with pay; must be married
and willing to work hard Call MR..
DRAIAAAN. JU. S-4650. on Monday,
ROUTEMAN for dry cleaning plant;
average salary. $50 per week, nc
experience necessary; all employe
benefits. Apply in person. INSTI.
TUTE CLEANING PLANT. SQ21
Georgia ave-. Silver Spring, Nd,
R.2n to 10. To & --2b
Evening star., 1955-07-24
Salesmen-Real Estate
Learn While You Earn
statesmen
SALARY
$500

concern has opening for
two experienced statesmen with
cars. married. 26 to 40 yrs. of
Ase: $500 per mo. salary plus
bonus plus Christmas bonus, no
drawing account. This is a salary
bonus position. csll in person, 10
Am. to 2 pm, Mon. Tues, Wed.
e.. NV. ask for Mr.. r. L. GER