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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-03
Zhukov Has q Daughter
Two Of Them, in Fact

received any response from Mar
shall Zhukov's daughter to Their
wedding gifts IF there is q
daughter"
Mr.. Hagerty said he relaye6
the query to Mr.. Eisenhower
who told him to take the picture
down to the press room in his
Denver White House" at Lowry
Air Force Base here and show il
to the newsmen.
| The l0-by-12-inch color pho
itograph. in a gold-looking frame
showed the Zhukov family posed
before a garden wall.
Seated in wicker chairs were
Era. the first-married Zhukoy
daughter; the marshal's wife
Alexandria Dievna Zhukov: Their
the marshall himself IN 8 be-
Imedalied uniform. and on his
left, blond Ella. the newly mar
ried daughter.
Little Sasha"
A girl who appeared to be
about five years old, identified by
Marshall Zhukov as his grand
daughter. little Sasha" stood on
the grass between him and his
wife. Behind daughter Era stood
her husband. jour- Alexandra
vich Vasielvsky.
Mr.. Hagerty said these identi-
fications were written on the
back of the framed photograph.
The picture. he said, came to
the president via the State De-
partment and A m b ASA d o +
Charles E. Bohlen in Moscow,
who forwarded it with a note
from Marshall Zhukov.
Mr.. Hagerty refused to make
the note public, he said 1t simply
told the President here is q pic
ture Of my family" and thanks
again for the wedding presents
He added that the picture
reached the Presidents vacation
headquarters here four or. five
days ago and he had sent back
word to Mr.. Bohlen to thank
Marshall zhukov for it.
At the first session of the
Geneva Big Four conference in
July. Mr.. Hagerty recalled, Mr.
Eisenhower warmly greeted
Marshal Zhukov, with whom he
established a personal friend
ship in Germany where they were
Allied commanders after World
War II.
Communist Party Leader Nikita
Khrushchev broke into their con-
versation. saying he wanted to
let the President in on a family
secret - that Marshal Zhukov
had missed his daughters we'd
ding In MOSCOW because he
wanted to greet Mr.. Eisenhower
in Geneva.
Thereafter, the President gave
the marshal a pen on q marble
stand and portable American
RADIO to take to his daughter as
wedding present.
After the Geneva conference,
the story went around the world
that Marshal Zhukov had no
daughter.
MIR. Hagerty said the marshal
made no reference to that story
in sending the President the pic
ture Of his family.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-03
WOMAN ACCUSES
HELPFUL POLICE
IOF DOGNAPING

LONDON (P.-Constable
Bingham found a terrier dog
crouching in a doorway near
London's busy Trafalgar
Square last night and took it
to the police station.
A short while later the
station house phone rang
and an irate woman COM
planned, Il put my dog out
for an airing on the doorstep
and someone saw one Of your
policemen steal it,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-03
|AdenauerCurbs
Moscow Trip
Unity Hopes

BONN, Germany. Sept. 3 R.-
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer
gave little hope today that his
mission to Moscow next week
would solve the thorny question
Iof German reunification.
Mr.. Adepauer returned to
Bonn after telling 10000 persons
in the Ruhr city Of Bochum last
night that no final decision on
German unity would be reached
i'm Moscow because it was an
Issue for the Big Four powers to
deal with.
The chancellor said the unity
problem would be merely dis
cussed" during his stay in the
Soviet capital.
Mr.. Adenauer' statement
pointed up earlier government
warnings that the German peo-
Iple should not expect a reunifica-
ton pact to emerge from the
Moscow meeting.
Mr.. Adenauer said he did hope,
however, to win Russian agree
ment to@release thousands of
German war prisoners.
II bear the urgent and heart
felt hope the Soviet Union will
solve this problem in a human
way" he said.
In his speech Mr.. Adenauer
made clear he has not softened
ibis anti Communist stand be-
cause Of the recent improvement
in East-West relations.
He warned that the fight be-
tween Communist and Western
ideologies will continue for dec
AIDES until we have finally
achieved victory"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-03

an English birch.
Mr.. Malik told reporters the
first thing he does after break
fast is to stroll into his garden
where he prunes the rose bushes
and weeds the beds.
Sometimes" he explained. II
also cut the lawn. It's good
avarciso
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-03
Registrations Climb

OTTAWA.-Canadians regis
tered 3.644.589 motor vehicles
last year-2l3,917. or So per
cent. more than the year before.
The increase compared with a
= per cent rise in registrations
in 1858.
Evening star., 1955-05-19
OFFICIAL NOTICES

ZoNING COMMISSION. washins-
ton. D, C.. May 10. 1e55.--Notice
Will be held By the Zoning Commits
sion in RIM. 800. Dist. Bldg. be-
ginning at 1000 am. Monday,
June 90, 1855, for the purpose oi
considering . sha proposed SmsnddmsnSsS n1na,dsS Sx
the Zonins Act (Public No. 6s4. 18th
congressl. the general summary Of
the Residential 90 &C" Area Dis
triet 10 include lots 500, sol and 6S,
So. 2530. said property located on
the north side OF Leroy Il petWeeni 81
anee NV. = Extend nd the First CONNER
ciai co. &C" Area District TO in;
clude q part Of parcel $3.50, said
property located on the west slde
Of Wisconsin Ave; between Mclean
RS'sS Ss oss 81 IS q aAsSn Se zon 81 Das Sn %
30 ~" &C" Area % to First Commercial
9O' &C" Area lot A. square lib. To-
Gated at premises 1908 @ st.. NV:
4. Change from Residential 4O -
Area to Second Commercial 4V d
and 1900. said property located on
NE TO Hamilton ST.. NE. proposed.
and both sides of Ingraham 81. be-
tween lst st. and the B. & o. Rail
road right-of-way: or in the aIter,
native change from Residential 4U
a. Area to inaustriai INDUSTRY nTonsrty 6I ATSs TSs
following cases involving coming OF
property once in public streets and
alleys which have been closed py
the Commissioners, D. G.. under the
authority of the D. C. Code OF Laws
and which are, nov, unzoned: n.
Change Change to Residsntiai dent psEa ~ al .iIey Eey
eipsetfo eIosed in Asa So. Ssos @ Received for
record Dee. 90, 1854, recorded tp
Bk. 1856. Pg. los, Records of the
Commercial 90; "D' Area that part
Of alley closed in So. l67; tReceiyed
9 for nE TeeGES 5 Pse ss 49, q the
sentisI se1tsy0F; od = b" s. Area Al the east one
half Of allev closed in So. 1S3 and
change to First Commercial 90' D.
Area the west half OF said closed
alley (Received for record OCT. IS
sS4,dF ls54 ReeSrdeS e. in s1rvsyor sE gSo e.
4. Change to Second Commercial
sm Closed in so So 700 tReceiyed for
record Dec. %, 1854, recorded IN
Bk. 1856, Pg. 107, Records OF the
dental 40 "B" Area alley closed IN
Sa. 4510 (Received for record, Dec.
81. 1854. recorded in Blk. 136. Pg.
100. Records of the Surveyor, p. e.
6 Change to First Commercial 6U
co. Area alley closed in So; N-S53
tReceived for record Nov. 2. l9o4.
recorded in Blk. 1856, Pg, S9. Rscoros
Of the Surveyor. D. c. Change
to Second Commercial so p" Area
the north half Of Hamilton 81;
right t-of-way and 9th ST.. NE. and
change to Industrial 90 D. Area
the south half Of said closed 81. Ire
ceived for record Dec. 23, 1884. re-
corded in Bk. 1875. Pc. 1l0. Records
Of the Surveyor, D. c. 6: Change
to First Commercial go c. Area
the north half Of alley closed abut-
ting lots I2S to 131. incl. and the
west half Of alley closed abuttins
lot s45, So. 55l, and change TO
Second Commercial 60' ID" Area
the remainder of said closed alley
in Su. 55l (Recorded in Bk. 136,
Pig, "a. Records Of the surveyor,
b. CO. T. A. LANE, R. I: CAVALIER
c. L. WIRTH. s. SPENCER, J. 9;
STEWART. Zonins Commission OF
the District Of Columbia. my19
Evening star., 1955-05-19

G. w. MOLLOHAN. ESQ. Attorney,
Washington Loan and Trust IST BIag-
for the District of Columbia:-In
re: Estate of NORA A. COLOHAN,
deceased d.-Administration No. Sd
902.-ORDER NIsI.-E. w. Mol
lohan. Jr;; AdministTsstor Sidstp dofso OF tns ne
having reported to the Court receipt
estate known and described as Lot
81 in Square 762 improved by
premises 22s End Street. Sc. Wash
ington. D. c.. for the sum Of A.
800 all cash at the time Of settle
ment. subject to a brokers COM
mission Of S725, and said Admin
istrator having reported same as
the highest offer received To- date,
1t is, BY the Court this 10Th day
Of May. 1855, ORDERED that SAID
offer be, accepted and the sale rati.
shown to the contrary or q higher
offer for said property acceptable
to the Court be made on or before
the Ind day Of June, 1865, at 1000
am. in Motions Court. a. which
time higher offers will be con-
sidered and objections, If any, to
said sale heard: provided, that q
copy of this order be published in
the Washington Law Reporter once
and The Evening Star once, said
publication to be made a. least ten
BURNTTA SHELTON MATTHEW'S,
MELVIN j. MARQUES, Deputy Peg
lister of Wills for the District Of
Columbia. Clerk of the Probate
Court. myl9
Evening star., 1955-05-19
MARTIN AARoNSoN.
EDWARD AARONSON.
ny =. I'll f.1J lIubtCtS.
ADAM A. WESCHLER son, INC,
Auctioneers,
0O6 z Street Northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
TWo:STORY. DETACHED. FRAME

TWo:sToRY. DETACHED. FRAME
DWELLING. KNOWN AS PREMISES
712 51st STREET, NORTHEAST.
By virtue TsIs Of ,sss dssd Of trust trust recorded
Of the Land Records Of the District
Of Columbia. and at the request Of
undersisned trustee will offer for for
sale by public auction IN front Of
nwESTYnTaiRS sas gIslFff On p4p M9NpAF 81 MAY TIVE
is55. AT THREE O'clock Pm
the following described property in
the District Of Columbia, to Wit;
and thirty (30) in SQUARE numbered
SIa,!,oI Sis!I Of i isydnsy F. MhaTshaIIs sub;
known as Beverly" as per plat
recorded in the Once Of the Sur
yeyor for the District Of Columbia
rERMs Z kser oS S0gnty sAiE q At # fSG saiR 20
posit OF $50O.OO will be required at
time of sale. Examination Of title.
conveyancing, recording, revenue
stsmps, etc, at cost Of purchaser.
Terms to be complied within thirty
DAYS, DAYS from day 2! of sale; otherwise;
property at risk and cost Of default
ing purchaser after five days adver-
tisement of such resale in some
newspaper published in WASHINGTON.
D; CE or deposit may be forfeited,
trustee may avail itself Of any legal
or equitable rights against the de-
faulting g,, PURCHASER, AMERICAN
TRUSTEE. By JOHN r, NEALE.
N. GRIMES, assistant Secretary.
Evening star., 1955-05-19
ACCOUNTANTS

sr. Acct: Arlington - SS0-$90 up
Semi Sr. for CPA SIS up
Jr. Acct, some exp. - $50
Jrs. (2) for CPA to S225
BKKRS. AND AsSTs.
Bkkpr., wholesale; s.w. S5, 900
Bkkprs. (3l Arl., NV. etc. SIS
Inventory clerk. light bkkp. $3.50 mo.
Payroll Cik., exp. Arl. SOB up
CONSTRUCTION SUPT.-EXP.
LARGE DEVELOPMENT-H SAL.
SALES AND MISC.
Trainee. mems wear; inside $50 up
H.S.G.: Sales dept; $50; promotions
Cashier trainee: Takoma Park. 500
HIS. Grad; math major 500
Bank teller trainee S5q
Clerk. good future --$60-$65
Salesman, photo supplies, fixtures.
Atlas Agcy., RE. 7-5767
1920 New York Ave. NV. RIM. SOC
ADJUsTER-casualty claims: Must
have 5 yrs. exper. or more. Expand-
ing organization now part Of Fire
mans Fund Group offers attractive
salary, numerous insurance dement's
profit sharing plan, pleasant working
conditions. Company car furnished
See Mr. Bailey or Mr.. Sale. NATION.
AL SURETY CORP, AIS woodward
Bldg. Call MA. S-720l for appt.
Evening star., 1955-05-19

Tsgsssssy ssls e ys1Hsbls aFYES TWo;
bWELLING. BEING KNOWN AS
PREMISES NUMBER $500 BASS
PLACE. SOUTHEAST.
sy virtue sod.a Of certain 5.1 deea 81 o. 65Ss 1Ss'
feeoTds D iSy of the s District iS:i o Of Columbia
and at the request Of the party
secured thereby. the UNDERSIGNED
trustees will sell. at public AUCTION
b Aq fF0nt THa E N f%EPNTYfA1Rb PSsRlsfi May DAY
ocLocK PM. the following de
scribed land and premises. situate
In the District Of Columbia, and
designated as and being Lot LOG
.ds IN sapsTs 81 s. 92Sa shs coT
the once Of the Surveyor for the
District Of Columbia in Liber 124
at folio 80. Subject to right Of
OF trust for approximately -$6,030 90
and Q prior second deed OF trust for
approximately $3.50 90, further par.
ticulars Of which will be announced
at time of sale; the purchase price
bSys said ;rgf e % Se ,ear.s pad u ess con
veyancing. recording. etc. at pur-
chaser's cost. Adjustments made
as OF date Of sale. Terms to be
complied with within thirty days,
otherwise deposit forfeited and the
property may be advertised and
resold at the discretion Of the trus-
'e'' FANNIE gERNsTE1N.
RUTH BERNSTEIN,
my12.14.17,19.2l Trustees.
fHOS. ]. OWEN 4 son, -Auctioneers.
iii 81. NV.
Evening star., 1955-05-19
PLEDGER, EDGERTON &
RICHARDSON, Attorneys,
612 Washinrton Bldg.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District OF Columbia, Hold
ing a Probate Court.-Estate Of
Christopher g. Mehrmann. Deceased.
NO. S7,666. Administration Docket
1S3.-Application having beer made
herein for probate Of the last will
and testament of said deceased. and
for letters testamentary on said
estate. by Wally Imhoff 1t is or
dered this 1lth day Of May. AID.
1855, that Robert C Mehrmann,
Henry @. Mehrmann. GEORGE E.
Mehrnann, Margaret A. Mehrmann,
Charles Mehrmann, and the un-
known heirs at law and next Of
kin OF CHRISTOPHER @, Mehrmann,
appear in said Court on Monday,
the Goth day Of June, AID. 1850.
at 1000 o'clock AM. to .how cause
why such application hould not
published in the Washington Law
Reporter" and The Evening star"
once in each Of three successive
weeks before the return day herein
mentioned. the first publication. to
be not less than thirty days before
said return dav witness, the Hon.
orahie BOLITHA J. LAWS, Chief
JUDGE OF said Court. this lith day
MELVIN J: MARQUES, Deputy Reg:
lister Of Wills for the, District Of
Columbia, Clerk OF the Probate
Court s& myl2,19.26
Evening star., 1955-05-19
PROPOSALS

GOV. OF DIST. OF COL, DEPT. OF
SEALED PROPOSALS will be reed
In Rm,. 404, 499 Pa Ave, NV.
MsS Mssh 81 p ss5' s. snt and then PM publisly RsT
Service Sewer and Waterman. Yer.
bena St., NV, bet. Tamarack st
and E. Beach DR.. consist. Of l,l.50
lin. IT. 10" dia. terra Gotta pipe
sewer and l,145 lin; IT of 8" dia.
Ave. and 10th ST.. consist Of ; ass
lin. #. 1S" dia. reinf. conc pipe
sewer. Proposal. forms. plans and
specns. obtainable from Supervisor,
once 5: e. RIM. 4o6. 400 p. Ave
sisSYGSS. SSYS., ,7'is.iiS.sS E1tss 1879 Q,
NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORS
Sealed Proposals for construction of
Macarthur Elementary School, To-
gated At Janneys Lane and Yale
e Teosi1sd Afxana1a Sy fhe schoo sni Board x 81 o
Mexandria, virginia, at the once
Of Snpt; T. G: Williams, AIS s
hs'0a Yirsinis' 1ntil % 4:eS PM. pHMA1e1sEf, EpsT,
June /, 1875, at which time they
Copies OF the Drawings. specifca.
tons. and other proposed. contract
documents are on file and open to
inspection at the ofiice of the Su-
perintendent Of Alexandria Schools.
Sets Of documents may be obtained
dssss Ts9Sf aaq aac6sesss. REsht
Fairfax and Montgomery sts., Alex:
andria. Virginia, upon deposit OF
$500 each for. the FIRST two sets.
II. within. 80 days after. ultimate
time set for receipt Of bids, docu-
posit viii be refunded to any CON
tractor who has submitted q bona
fide proposal for the general con-
tract. To .non-bidders,. $500 for
each set deposit will be refunded.
Additional sets Of Drawings and
om she hrchisset on DEPOSIT Doshnea 81
$500 per set. On return Of same
within 80 days after ultimate time
set for receipt of bids. $500 Of
said deposit will be refunded. Each
bidder, shall be REQUIRED TO submit
andria School Board in the amount
Of Ave IS, per cent. Of bid SUBJ
mitted. No bid may be withdrawn
for period Of 30 days after ulti-
mate time set for, receipt of bids,
ali bids and waive formalities. Bid
ders shall be registered as, Con-
tractors in the Commonwealth of
Virginia. The attention Of the bid
der is invited to Title 81, Chapter
z, Code Of virginia, 1850, which
requires evidence of a certificate
Of registration before his bid may
be received and considered on
general or subcontract Of SEQ
10000 or more. In compliance with
this requirement, the bidder will
place on the outside of the enve-
lope containing his bid, the follow
tractor, virginia Certificate No
10" (current year. and he will
insert the following statement in his
bid over his signature. REGISTERED
a. Q Contractor under Title 81.
Chapter q, Code Of Virginia, 1850,
CO. tA0eata Mo- 1g--."
Evening star., 1955-05-19
HELp-MEN tcent. !,

exper. in ONCE man.
agement, credit and collections:
fun charge Of books; salary com.
mensu-afe with ability; 5ts-day
Wk. Apply In own handWfiting:
giving resume Of experiences and
education. Boz 1e-E. Star. Ia
ACC0UNTANT-Here's your chance;
an once and use Of secretary and
equipment. You can conduct your
own business while you handle my
books. Call MR. CRANSON. week
ACCOUNTANT- NT-BOOKKEEPER, full
charge; must be capable and experi-
opportunity limited only by your
ability. Call Mr.. DALTON. AID; 4
Evening star., 1955-05-19

AUTO MECHANIC, to work IN mod.
ern shop. Twin-post lifts: all latest
tools. Excellent proposition for .
good man; ;oEeas Ses Mr. .6sG Denntson, TRi- ri
ne.
PARTS CLERK. exDer:
fenced in invoicing, billing, etc. to
CAN Mr. Farneli. AUTO WHOLE.
sALERS, INC, Ii. 3-SsO0. "a
AUTO. PARTS SALESMAN. must be
exper. and have refs. .terrific oppor-
tunity for permanent inside posi-;
tion. excel. sal and comm. gooo
working cond. and CO. dement's. Ap-
ply in person. MANHATTAN AUTO.
Alto 1sh and aA6Io + g. AMI AND AccE@ssaoSRy @aS
refs, terrifnc opportunity for perm;
anent inside position. excel. sal ano
CONN.,. good working cond, and co.
benefits. Apply in person MANHAT-
TAN AUTO. 7th and r sts. nv,
AUTOMOBILE sALEsMAN-An op,
portunity 70 sell Ford cars and
trucks with an aggressive Metro
politan Ford leadership; Americas
most wanted car. Liberal pay plan
and substantial ssrnings .rdfa- for qna,,- ,,,1n
ndS issed da0Deahlss onls hare Worfsfs with
proven sales records who are cap.
able of earnings above average need
apply. See Mr.. shaw, MONROE
EoRp CO. 12a7 az Esst-west ag' saYgy'
ASTo 5.tysf saIEsMEN s1tiaf m ts,, specialize On
used-car sales. We handle only
quality cars. Forceful Tv and news
paper advertising. to promote sales;
~ commission. transportation FUR
nished. A real money-making op-
oldest Chevrolet Dealer. Phone Mr..
J. Moran, RE. 7-7s7S for appoint
AUTOMOBILE di1s SALESMAN FUSED
cars): experienced; Al references:
transportation and gas furnished.
Excellent commission plan. No hoato
ers., A good man can earn So. 600
or better per year. Large Lincoln
MeSsgTy Sfslsy AnPlg sfss s. IyHfhs ys4as
AUfo T5a6ensRq5S ssRv1cH e SALESMAN, expert
enced In diagnosing mechanical tatl-
ures; salary and commission pay
plan: excellent opportunity. for prop
erly qualified person: write. giving
age. experience, reference, etc. Box
iSS5SGi SsfE statesmen. exDeri,
enced to sell new Fords and used
cars: attractive paw plan: hospital.
zzstion and nMp trsnMsp. Ippn tpEnishsd hM6Toss sse
s72b Piney Branch I'd. JU. $1,000
Buick dealer. STANLEY n. HoRNER.
Mr. Mr. WEIGH, Ell III. Ii. eji s.s4s4. 0'"' go
Evening star., 1955-05-19
HELp-MEN

BoOKKEEPER. complete charge o.
financial statements. payroll and
various taxes; 6-day, wk;: salary
$50 through sloo wk. Write Box
brokerage for employment by new
member firm In Northern Va. Write
Box $50. Alexandria.
BRAKE mechanics and helpers; expe-
rienced or non-experienced: good
CLIFFS BRAKE SERVICE, 1909 NJ
st. NV: no phone calls. pa
BRICKLAYERS, good steady Job. good
pay. Apply $500 block River rd..
ss Ss' nS aSh Il GGS;SsEo PAR Fa Rs'hss
Tor foreman nan ON AAA lob rs
BRICKLAYLR, experienced manhole
work. Cali 10 a-5955. .--2l
BRICKLAYERS, whites; for full;time
work in Bethesda, See See Mr.. .d GsSc Buck Z
iSHesGh is1e, Fight at on CEDAR lans ss to chsnute
sTRucsTfoN ST.; Tlsht e CO., 5o0 INC. AlooN iS i9N
white, custom houses;
top wages for top men: Call after
8 pm. LO. 5-325S or RA. 3-sS75.
BRIcKLAYERs, colored. lons;term
housing Job, Branch ave. and St.
Barnabas I'd, Silver Hill, Md:
BRICKLAYERS, $2S., White. nom
union, sober mechanics only. ia. 2.
1884; ewes. and Sun, JE 4-1l7o
BRICKLAYERS twhite) mechanics
only. job ] mile from Tysons Cor
BTElSSaEa nsE tSSaEf vtsPFpRsiA v6tsPPFpRsiAToR-Must NS be
able to do fine grading. Apply
6Sth and Defense highway. Land
over Hills, Md. MASTER BUILDERS. B..
BUTCHER. steady work; reliable;
Apply PROVIDENCE MARKET. l4s
BuTGHERR; thoroughly experienced
Top salary offered; must be reliable.
sober and honest, Written refer
BUTCHER WANTED, experienced in
self-service; steady Job for the right
BUTCHERS, experienced. for whole
sasssns sas %sa' E%PRR sGPRsns xPte MsfssIy
11OI Warner Bldg, ME. $4,000.
Evening star., 1955-05-19
ADIuSTORS

program creates openings
for young h. S. graduates to learn
salary, auto expense and full en-
ploye benefits. Openings In nearby
ys. and Nd; Phone "a; 5,S379. s6
COASTAL FINANCE CORP, 7oa N
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT, to
train for purchasing agents posi-
ton: to S4.16O. ELIZABETH PINK
STON. Personnel Counseling Sery-
Ices, 1923 Conn. ave. n.w.' Rm. 2lo.
ADM. ASST. rRAINEEs, under 80;
some coll. and acctg.. 5 days. to
SS5. ABBEY PERSONNEL, 1888
AGENTS, life insurance. offers an
opportunity for security and ad-
vancement II you can sell; no ex-
perience necessary; training pro.
bonus. Cali Mr.. coNKLIN. JU.
S-1997
Evening star., 1955-05-19
HElP-MEN

ACCOUNTANT--A real opportunity
for auditor thoroughly versed IN
nancing and business management
procedure, This is o worthwhile
position with one Of the largest
automotive companies in WASH
inston. D. c.: S.. 200 per year to
start. Write full particulars, Box
42b-E, star. -lo
Evening star., 1955-05-19
Sales
Representatives

Due to the increased demand for the
WHITE CROSS PLAN
Underwritten by Bankers Life and
Casualty Co we are in need of
additional representatives; Full
furnished Our present representa-
tives are enjoying an. income Of
$1,000 or more annually. II your
income is between $1,000 and
600 YOU are especially invited to
inquire References and car re.
Spring I'd. NV, , day only, Friday.
May 20. from II to pm, MR..
SALES TRAINEE Unsidel - Mems
ATLAS AGCY;. 1920 N. Y. ave. nv.
sALE;sMAN, Al; .;;Is!. habsrd,ashsry: steady
sHSPs RSPsefS Nc ffaS IA oth hSaoR ~ NV MEE MREsS
hieh-caliber. experienced man, for
I ev spsndd tPr saef aI sh1e er
sstion. MARvoN,' sfSeS n iNco s5oT5es co StsSS.
SALESMAN for top merchandising
perience with good selling back
ground unlimited opportunity for
live wire. Box 333-E. Star. "a
SALESMAN - Kitchen cabinets and
appliances for new construction and
EeToas,ips See%ssn anS SSrs p Phone To- 9-JlpS' S
SALESMAN; exper., in furniture trade,
Salary plus commission, Apply 1895
sALEsMAN. 4 Il hif AuroMoBIE-An op.
portunity to sell Ford cars and
tFtrke with apOPagSfva MAtFn-
politan Ford deaiership. Americas
most wanted car. Liberal pay plan
And substantial earnings fol. uuali-
fed earnings for qualified applicants:
Rerfsns a ;aes oy seoda aas
who are capable of earnings above
average need apply. zee Mr.. Shaw.
MONROE FORD CO. .235 East
sALEsMEN, Tv; week ends. High
No canyassIng. THOMAS CIRCLE
Tv. 1910 14th St. nv 20
SALESMAN AND ASSISTANT BUYER.
have At least 2 years experience In
speciality store operation, This lob
offers good salary and excellent
opportunity TO- learn the business.
Phone LO. 5-1717. 20
have an opening for
per,eHee neeS not be oasn
you have confidence. in your ability.
we believe we can show you how to
make important money selling
Americas No car for one OF
s.s %sshMiqst9a,s NJ fan. most respected dssleFs'
BARRY PATE WoToR CO. INC.
1880 Corn Ave. NV
''Wash.'s Oldest Chevrolet Desler"
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