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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16
IA Fine Collection
OF FuuIkneriunu

BIG WOODS, by william
Faulkner tRandom House;
1886, brings together for. the
first time the Mississippi mas
ter's short stories Of hunting.
The collection includes "The
Bear" one Of Mr.. Faulkner'a
most famous short stories:
1.-THE Old People" "A Bear
Hunt" and "Racs at Morning. "
The volume Is handsomely
decorated by Edward shenton.
&C. .. J.
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CARDS or IDENTIFY. BY
Nigel Dennis. vanguard:
33.75.l

CARDS OF IDENTITY. BY
Nigel Dennis. vanguard;
$s.75.l
Sometimes ferociousIy funny
and sometimes merely confls-
ing, Cards Of Identity" found
almost feyerish favor In Eng
land, where 1t was first pub
lished. Quotes like 'sFanati-
cally recommended" wreathe
the Jacket. Apparently our
English cousins had no trou-
Bile diyining what it's all about.
or II they did, had the good
ness to maintain o stiff upper
lip.
Mr.. Dennis Is paipably q
most inventive man, as even
the crgdest outline Of his story
win attest. He Is also, un-
fortunately. D rather wordy
writer. His central theme
that people IN the modern
world aren't too sure who they
really areis i highly d.
verting one. However. his res
olution Of the lives Of people
who emh0dy the notion Ii so
f..~-.. na..a4~.@ 49, "a a. .AfNa ~..NA
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MOUNTAIN HETROTHAL-This drawing appears III Greece
edited by Dore ogrizek (McGraW-HIl: $500. All the
ancient beauty fascination Of this classical country Is
mirrored in this latest addition 70 the world In Color
series Famous writer's introduce her history literature
mythology, art and then describe her countryside and
peoperom the valleys Of Arcadia and the islands Of the
Aegean the converts OF Mount Athos and the temples Of
Olympia The book Is Illustrated with many photographs
and drawings IN color as well black and white The
preface Il BY Jean ,Cocteau. M
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Books IN REVIEW
Two | eodino Novelists
EnIiyen Fall Reading
n CARTER BROOKE JONES

Authors Of two highly successful novels Of World War IT,
Norman Mailer who wrote 1.-THE Naked and the Dead and
Leon Urls who wrote Battle CyappeaF with novels
Urls, book probably will add nothing to his literary reputA-
on but It is at least absorbing aut story Of suspense Mr.
Maileris novel is another matter
THE ANGRY HILLS, by M. Urls Random House: 80.
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CAFE ANNE on chssapeaks nay,
about. 20 miles from d. Ca .
eieverly planned shore DEVELOPMENT.
with lavish provision Of parks,
strictly residential. Prices low and
mailed on request. LOUIS P.
sHoEMAKER. 1919 Z Of. NV. ma.
S-1166.
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HOUSES SALIVA. Cant

ARL.-BY owNER-5-rm. brick.
.ssmiSst.. excel. eond;. trees fences eS
CT So dn.. low payts.. subs. dn.
pymt. reduce price. IA. 7-51 S5
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

4 STORY F1REPROOF OFFICE
BLDG, mr.. ID and K n.w.--No. ele.
vator. Ideal for association or club
vacant. immed possession. Owner
wants to sell Ewes, Wo. 6-fl46
RAYMOND, B. DUNN, Wo. 6-o2l4
STORE Rooms rooms and bath
Vacant start now to buy, this cor.
ner; 9th and q streets NE. Price
$4,000. Your terms II You mean
business. MARSHALL J, WAFFLE co
1924 18th st. NV, AID. 4-2005.
in Woodmunt Triangle,
fastest growing commercial area
in Bethesda, $3.50 50. IT. Of
ground, having 7b-ft, frontage,
zone CO commercial, ready to build
on Priced, S3.25 per 50. IT.; 2
other locations In Woodmont Tri-
angle having 100-ft. frontage, con-
tanning 10000 So. It. each, on
which we will built to suit to q
responsible tenant. We also have
for rent a new bldg containing
2,400 so. It. Of storage area. to-
gether with q suite Of ofiices con-
tanning 2 rms, 2 lavatories: CEN
trally alr-cond., suitable for re-
search laboratory or distributor
HALL CO.. Oh. 1880.
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GREEN VALLEY FARM
LOTS. ACREAGE FOR SALE

WHEATON,, mr.. Ga. ave.-Lovely
wooded s-aere lots. sewer and
water. $1,000 up. Many others
$3.50 up. OWNER, JU. 9-7059.
SACRIFICE!-Corner Of River road
and Orkney pkwy, mile from
Kenwood Club; over - acre. OIL
4-71b6.
BRADLEY BLVD, close in-105x13 80
TT: water and sewer in. private
$3.50. HE. 4-3436, after 8 m
LAKE BARCRORT-Huse lot. .2s.-
100 50. IT,. on the lake. Priced iaI
below present market value. Am
open to any reasonable oner
Builders welcome. IA. a-9l23.
MONT. CO.. 375 ACREs-Beautiful
gently rolling land near new Atomic
Research Center, now operating as
a successful dairy farm; approx. 1S
mi. from d. C, line. Excellent Specu:
lation at $50 per acre. Please call
Mr.. Little. with FRANK s. PHIL
LIPS, OIL. 2-7006; eyes,. VIII. g.
679S. -
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Lorcom Lane Area
SI9.S50
q BEnROOMS-lh BATHS
NORTH ARLINGTON
OPEN LISTING

21Os N. JEFFERSON ST.
As service to out-of-town Navy
owner am throwing my exclusive
open to all brokers for forwarding
fee. Good salable property, $l7,75O.
Key next door See 1t nrst, then
call me nights, FENWICK BUFFUM.
KE 6-042I 4
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OR DENTIST
Excellent location In very busy, new
shopping center In nearby Nd.
Low rental
CAFRITZ, DI, 10000
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BUS. PROP. FOR SALE Gent

DOWNTOWN RETAIL PROPERTY
priced below fepacement cost. Lge
passenger and freight elevator. IL
block with Woodward d Lothrop
CARL O. RoS1NSK1 CO., MA. g.
1884. GA. 4-9549.
RESTAURANT - Opportunity, cen
trail, next to theater, easy to oper
ate, fully equip, air cond.. TV, etc
Long lease, liv. quarters, opportu
Reas. offers considered. IA. $1,000
Mon, Fri, z to 8 pm. -
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

Mr.. NAVY YARD. on 18th st.
Commercial and Industrial, suit
particulars, call HARTMAN REALTY
INC, LU. 4-340O. LII. 2-597B.
II your business requires industrial
coming, you may be interested In our
listings: improved and unimproved,
tor sale and for lease. Inquiries
invited. THE ROBERT SAVAGE
COMPANY. ola Union Trust Bldg.
MA. 5000. 3
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AVIATION

sEABEE, 1g47, radio. licensed June.
1855; Gan ATWOOD 1900, Har,
1916; Iow-frequency "a
do, loop, syTo comp, MKR beacon
receiver, full instrument panel, low
air frame and engine time, new
wings; 10 hours since relieense
Call evenings or week ends, AP.
7-347b. d
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OFFICES. STUDIOS FOR RENT

ARLlNGTON-Air- conditioned once
space in modern once bldg, at
Wilson blvd. and Court House I'd.
isss' Usrk f5n SGo, MASON "a GREEN SEia;
MfEH0ic2SHf o oiSaso s,r-eond. mod.
IA sSlS s.l sss St NV Ho' 2-SsSs
sure pike NJ Corners. VI. no
GENTLEMkN's sTUDiO RM.. run
6 private + sa bath. MA. s-loaO' ewes.
1917, 81 G tx sr, N.w.-stud,o ono.
S25. other desirable rooms At $50.
S WiTed s s9F ar at5 ssSand'; good parEinr
ATTRACTIVE air-cond. once over
Park. Telephone answering serv.
Ice ine c, CAY 81. $3.50;
tlces in law suite; secretarial OPP
,s t'Enn AND NJ NEtw 7i YSsR AVE. Nv
Entire floor Of approximately 1850
so, It. and . large rooms S25O:
sentative. SHANNON 4 LUCHs,
, 1 SobE lfh s. S IA sSSf4S OF.
EicIs. 1000 SO, Fl. ON EACH
AA{coo99ssTTicALL on SEIL1Nqs s,,,r TILE
s sEST,nS 81 PEE s 599;rl IT 6 GoMy
9th 81. NV. Brokers' co.oP.
GRAFTON INVITED, CALL NATHAN
LEVIN. RE. 7-6650.
OR DENTIST
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WOODED LOTS

WOODED LOTS
Four Of Washington areas mos
beautiful lots located on Colds
noro rd., In Montgomery County
unsurpasseo II beauty, in exclusiy.
s s-s1; BY OWNER. CAL NE
CALL NE for land. houses and acre,
e ees " Faiffa a Or Prince William
schools, rs 70 40 min. to Wash. '''
8 acres: brick BUNGALOW, 2 bedrms.
BATH hv. rEn., frepl: $4,000.
Near Rte, so and chantilIy-l4
acres: brick rambler, custom house
near Centreville: $4,000.
Y acre. near Fairfa1; full bsmt.. .
bedrmsr nrepl.; $11,95O.
Over acre facing Rte 2s; 8 bed.
rms. bSmt.. outbuildings; SI7.950
ELIZABETH BURNS. Real Estate
Between CentTeville and Manassas
Phone. u. 4-222l or BR. s-9157
Large Wooded Level Lot
75x120 Il. deep; city water. sewer
streets included. 80. Arl:, neal
Pentagon; Rargain-$4,S 500.
OF. 1910 REALTOR or. 4-94lC
76S 23rd St.. 8. Arlington Va.
COLORED-BEAUTIFUL lot. 4Oxi o.
down. $50 month: ideal for rambler
or apt. DAVID COOPER, 900
ct. NV. MA. S-6557, RIA. GALS
IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-02

BARGAIN HUNTNG7 Owner ha
( left town and wants to move hi
charming white brick Colonial witt
4 3 bedrms. and den. A similar HON
In this choice N. Arlington resi-
Dental area was Just sold for owe
y $4,000. but due to desire to sci
VIII sacrifice this home at Sl7,
$50. Entrance hall, liv. rm. witt
+ hrepl.. lge. den, sep. din. rm., full,
equip. kit. full bsmt. with outsid
cntr. 3 bedrms., Diet. garage, levt
fenced lot. CT or military FIJI
z contract accepted, Owner says SCI
Y so here's your opportunit,
z Shown by app't. THE DARBY &C
h IA. 5-9393 Once open Q til q. -
THEY CAN'T TAKE 1T WITH THEM
owners leaving city and MUS
SELL this fine. 3-bedrm. brick Col
onial. 2 blks. TO transp., shopping
etc, Priced way, way under til
4 10000 REAL ESTATE sERvfc
INC. 4763 Lee hisway ION Glebe
COMPLETELY AIR CONDITIONED
Lyon Village: by OWNER: 3-da,
possession - The lovely home Of
which we spared no expense {
suit our discrimination tastes mus
be sold and must be seen. 4 bed
rms. 2 baths. 2 powder rms. 2
car garage. rec rm with frepl
numerous extras. Low down pay
ment balance on easy terms. ia
g-h57b or KE. S-68S2. "a
NoN-VETS, $3.50 cash. Pals Churc
area-3 bedrms, Ice. shade trses
a12.600. il. 2-3234. %
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

PINK KIT. the latest In color de.
sign can be arranged in these Ter.
near Country Club. Going fast.
sold, only 8 left: s24 $50; Act nov
The 2 LAURIE CORP IA S Ea
BRICK u y RAMBLER, s1s.s5o. st
James Parish, lge. lot among tai
trees on high elevation In Lowell,
Fails Church area. 1t offers 3 Ice
bdrms.. liv. rm. with nrepl., din. el
and kit. fully equipped, disposal Anc
dish washer; full bsmt., outside en-
trance. You must see 1t 70 appreci'
ate its value. Call now. ia. 6-6SOO
SHANNON a. LUCHS CO. 3
LARGE FAMILY SPECIAL. Vacant
Charming brick Cape Cod: 4 TWIN,
SIZED BEDRMS., . FULL BATHS!
Situated on a nice corner lot in N
Arl., with trees. Liv. nm. and nrepl.,
sep. din. rm., full bsmt. with built
in garage; walk. dist. TO elem. pa
schools; FLA appraised, sis;5Oo;
excel. terms. PARKER. SMITH &
DONNEIL. IA. 7.6l61.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

BETHEsDA;RIvER RID. AREAzAp.
Industrial, nr, B&o siding: immed.
occupancy; heavy cleo. service,
huorescent fixtures. Call Mr.. MAR
TIN, HUI. $4,000. IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-02
HOUSES TO BUILD

MODEM 3-BEDRM. complete, S.
POO; we invite price and cuaiity
value line and luxury line. As
floor plans on YOUR lot. u. $4,000.
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POMPONIO

"vIRGINIA's REALTY LEADERS
1922 Wilson Blvd. ia. 10000 Till 0
Evening star., 1955-01-23

Cannon weighing q ton, neatly
camoufiaged by coral sand crust, are
the usual signposts for Mr.. Peterson
to determine that he's on a wrecksite.
Cannon can lead to a ships identifi-
cation. such as the time he found
several inscribed with q crowned rose,
mark to indicate British crown
property. Through uniform buttons,
animal bones, burned Queen Anne
period teapot and many other sal
vaged objects, by checking register
Of British ships lost in America and
in London studying additional docu-
ments and a letter by the ships cap
tain, he was able to identify a wreck
as the British frigate Looe The ship,
sunk in 1744, was carried by current
at night onto a reef, IS miles south
west Of Marathon, Fla, while escort
ing captured Spanish ship to Char
lesion, s. C. The Looe was set afire
after its crew found safety on small
island.
Several times, Mr.. Peterson says,
while using a pneumatic hammer to
knock loose wreck objects glued to-
gether by cement-like coral crust,
some of his "pets" have stood by
wide-eyed and open-mouthed. Curl
Gus barracuda, he recalls, have re-
manned motionless at his elbow, their
three-inch teeth shining like spikes
in the filtered sunlight.
Below surface. I'm considered lust
Evening star., 1955-01-23
By Meredith S. Busl

side, with perhaps a menacing octo-
pus standing guard. In reality. Mr..
Peterson says, there usually is moth
ing visible-and the only octopus he's
seen fed in terror. "The toredo ship
worm long ago consumed the hull
and other wooden parts" he explains
Deep under sand and coral lie tell
tale wreck evidence: various metals,
glass, pottery and bones.
His reef-roaming partner is Edwin
A. Link, builder Of the Link trainer,
who finances the expeditions. Old
charts and documents and gossip
from Florida watermen are compiled
to lead them to wreck sites. From Mr..
Links 65-ton diesel ship, the Sea
Diver, equipped with all the electric
gear to track down wrecks, the two
men, in shallow-water diving gear,
descend to the quiet, green world,
often rainbow -colored by passing
schools Of tropical fish. Wearing belts
weighted with lead, they walk easily
over the bottom, tennis shoes under
their flippers protecting them from
sharp coral. Buried metal objects. are
located with an underwater electronic
detector. They dig with shovels or
scoop away the sand with suction
hoses and water jets.
Once, a yellowed navigation chart
Mr.. Peterson located in the Library of
Congress plus dated silver pieces-of-
eight dug up from the sand behind a
reef helped him to identify ship
as part of the Lost Spanish Fleet of
1888" The wreck site was discovered
earlier by Arthur Mckee Of Planta-
ton, Fla. eight Spanish merchant
ships, under the command Of Rod
rigo de Torres, left Havana for Spain
on July Is, 1888, and were crushed
on the reefs by hurricane while
passing through the Straits.)
"Fhe wreck proved to be a treasure
Of historical material" Mr.. Peterson
recalls. It yielded coins, forks, silver
figurineS, swords, muskets and other
small weapons, pewter bowls, porce-
lain from the China trade, crockery
jars, wine bottles and even mahogany
AH~
Evening star., 1955-01-23
RIAN IN - DIVING MASK

nIGGING for pieces of eight in
~ the depths meath the coral reefs
OF the Florida coast, despite the
presence of sharks, barracuda and
the deadly moray eel, Is safer than
walking across Pennsylvania avenue
during the rush hour.
That's the opinion of Mendel L.
Peterson, acting curator Of history
at the Smithsonian Institution. For
the last i've summers, he's left the
scholarly atmosphere of his 1000
volume research library in the Arts
and Industries Building to don a
diving mask and flippers and play
the adventureSome role of an under
water historian.
Mr.. Peterson explores shipwreck
sites along the reefs fringing the
Keys. From the pinkish coral and
white sands, IS to so feet below the
Atlantic, he routs out remnants of
once proud maritime and naval fleets
Of past centuries, tossed on the reefs
by storms and treacherous currents
while passing through the Florida
Straits.
The straits, soon after the explora-
ton of Columbus, became the gate
way to Europe from the New World
and the return highway from the
fabulous West Indies trade, Mr.. Peter
son points out. Spanish galleons, their
bellies bulging with rich cargoes, were
the prey Of pirates and enemy naval
forces And, as a wet finger held in
the breeze or q trick knee" Of an
officer sometimes summed up crews
knowledge Of meteorology, preying
square riggers often added their re-
mains to the reefs alongside their
Intended victims.
BY bringing to the surface thou
sands of salvageable objects from
these wrecks, Mr.. Peterson hopes to
Identify scores Of old ships which dis
appeared mysteriously and to throw
q clearer light on the early maritime
and naval history of the Straits area,
30 intimately connected with the life
Of the English h-American colonies and
the formative years Of the United
States.
The underwater shipwreck of fic-
ion usually lies intact, listing to one
Evening star., 1955-01-23

another large, healthy fish," he ex-
plains. On the surface, however,
where dangerous sea creatures find
easy meals Of dead and dying fish, he
treats them with respectt
Mr.. Peterson recalls tgat once he
and Mr.. Link were swimming on the
surface, searching the clear depths
for visible signs Of shipwreck, when
q long shadow darkened the sands.
The historian recognized man-eat-
ing shark. His companion seemed un-
concerned. "Ed!" Mr.. Peterson shouted,
before making his fastest swimming
time to date. "You can stay here and
be a hero, but I've got business on
h0ardlW
Evening star., 1955-05-22
hlR-MEN

ENGINEER. civil, experienced in de-
sign Of subdivisions and construction
layout. Unusual opportunity for
aoVSncement with local consulting
Am. IA. 2-S41l. PA
ENGINEER. white. exper. In air con-
ditioning. for evening shift in ofice
pldg.: must be sober, reliable man,
and have ord class license. Apply
Mon. thfough Sat. 18th floor, RING
BLDG. 1900 18th st. NV. -22
ENGINEER, JR.-Well- established To-
cal heating and air-conditioning
lFm needs young man as assistant
to chief engineer. Alert man will
develop into sales and outside super
vision. Hish-school graduate with
some engineering or technical study
preferred. Salary to start $4,000:
Write details of age, education and
past experience Appointment viii
be arranged. Replies confidential.
Box 19S-E. Star. "a
ENGINEER-NIGHT
For downtown apt. bldg: 6th-class
license required: good starting sal
ary. Apply Personnel once, CA
FRITZ CO.. 1920 K st. NV, Room
ENGINEER-LICENSED
Excellent opportunity for ambitious
and reliable man with at least q
3rd class d. C. license: good start
ing salary; vacation and health in
STRANGE and many other emplcye
dement's. Apply Bldg Mgr, 1925
Eye st. NV. ST. 3-1625.
Evening star., 1955-05-22
Credit Managers Assistant
DANCE INSTRUCTORS

ARTHUR MURRAY beginning its
ballroom teachers training course.
Personal interviews Mon. through
Fri. z pm. to 3 pm. only. 1911
OFLICATESSEN MAN, managerial
exper.; excel. sal Apply FLOWER
DELicATEssEN. s707 Flower ave,
Silver Spring. JU. 7-9045. go
DENTAL TECHNICIANs, Suite s1s:
1901 Eye st NV. washington Ned
DENTAL TECHNICIAN-Must be top
man; S10O-S125 per week. with
unlimited possibilities. Modern air;
cenditiorsd lab in 1NE pTlTfasTs ftT oenISI sans
Northampton st. NV, washington.
DENTAL TEcHNICAN-set-up man.
wrought wire or finisher., excel; sal
ary. Apply AMERICAN DENTAL
LABORATORY. 443 7th st. NV, Elk
3-76SS.
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1897 x ST. NV. Placement Div.
REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN, expe.
esaSsbsd yrsna once iG5 or sS
division and brokerage sales: II
you are under As and capable Of
earning a minimum of $4,000. call
MR. GROVES. ia. 7-s5o0 for eppt.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN - Excel.
listingS in MONTGOMERY County.
BONAN & FOGARTY. 1905 Blue
Ridge ave, Wheaton, Md. 5-5o52.
ZEAL ESTATE SALESMAN, s exper-
ienee tsI not necessary. Young aggre-
wonderful profession. One Of the
most active Offices in town, selling
istings and company owned proper.
ties. Must have car. Box. 239-E.
real ESTATE and business broker
d. C. and Va. DI. 1895.
REAL ESTATE SALEMAN - Week
ends. Full or part time. Men or
SgoImen. goIe Learn e earn $1,000 ".
Z pm; sharp cages 1880. Finest
va aei in 'f4aRas RFs 81 B5n P pSone S No pSus snS
J. MILLER. Thomas circle. have
trained over 900 since la45! EX.
3-7O!o. See Ad under Today's "In-
struction Courses.
REAL ESTATE SALEsMAN-We have
desk in our office for an active,
ambitious man holding Va. sales
mans license. Total sales commits
sion earned Is split 2Oec to listing
salesman, 400 to selling salesman,
40.s to once. Call MR.. WAGNER.
ARFAX REALTY, JE. 4-49O0,
REAL ESTATE statesmen wanted
at once; must have car. have .
ofiees. 1910 Vermont ave. and $500
Conn. ave; in business about "a yrs.
EDWIN L. ELLIS, Realtor. See me
at lO10 Vermont ave, rm. 2l7.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, full time,
Va. license; small reliable firm;
pleasant conditions. Can earn good
money. chance for advancement to
manage Office. Call MR.. GEND.
RON. KE. s-4441 on Sun. aft. or
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
Experienced. general brokerage and
subdivision. Call or see Mr. Ivey,
Sales Manager. COLONIAL INVEST
MENT CO.. 923 18th st, NV, RE.
Evening star., 1955-05-22
hELR-MEN

ELECTRICIAN Jobhing and insuia-
ton work. Car furnished; must have
Eso p G. DS ssr6 6oMApbP' AbPI' rIEerRic Iis9 i coz g.
441S Conn. ave.
1st class; good pay:
old and new work. Call after 8 pm.
g. AD 90 2T7s3Sss ,cs; h,.s,, .~n.r;.as.6 L22
steady work: top pay: wonderful op:
portunity Apply after 8 p.m.. 64la
Kansas ave ne -20
ELECTRICIAN. experienced In COM
mercial work: D. c. card required.
Call La. 6-7324.
must have D. c. mas.
ter's license: fun or part time. WA
7-6291. -22
production supervisor
experienced in planning and organ
iziug assbly. work Of small organ
ization engaged In Govt. contract
work; only men with exper. neet
apply. Call OIL. 6-s60s for appoint
ment
Evening star., 1955-05-22
HElp-MEN

working, under so yrs.
for herd Of 90 cows near Columbus.
Ohio; use De Laval mixer; salary.
$500 per mo. and modern house;
give experience and references
Write to. n. SCHAAF, 1874 Win
HoTRI SoofisIf eli CLERRmman GluIar Go'o q WORK in
small hotel; experience not neces-
Sary; must be so yrs. or older
BOX 325-E, Star. -23
INSURANCE Statesmen
II your background. as q debit man
can prove that you are q capable
stability, but never had the oppor-
tunity to work for q progressive
expanding company where earnings
and working conditions ere the
best In the field, we suggest you
cali Ma: 8-2443 for interyieW: "a
Evening star., 1955-05-22
HELP-MEN'
COOK'S HELPER

Colored. to make himself generally
useful in high-elass restaurant.
Please apply after pm. Sunday
Or Monday. WEARLEY's. 5I6 N.
COSTUME jewelry salesman with fol
ioEins: Phila., Ma Si,,, WASH Va. LIP; LIn;
Fifth ave-. New York.
COUNSELOR. day camp, D. C. area;
9 weeks; salary open. IA. 9-7347.
C0UNTERM!AN and stock clerk. ex-
per. plumbing supplies: GOOD oppor-
sIH sInity. BLoSk,S, SkoS NC l74s Lee
CoUNTERMAN; white. must have
pTKE DEL. 4bsi Duke st. a SIex.
CHARMS is'I; for household goods. Ez;
5ToRAGE CO., 1889 22nd St NV
Credit Managers Assistant
Retail installment experience neces.
sary Can also use several men mn
ioNds, fso5lsof sslfrz 7si zth st. sef NV MI -544
CREDIT CLERK
For retail clothing store: knowledge
OF collection work; pleasant Eork-
ing conditions. Salary, S65 wk. Appiy
737 9TH st. NV. ..-.----..--
CREDIT MEN
For accounts department. Prefer
young men. Experience helpful but
not necessary. Good starting salary.
paid vacations, many company bene-
fits, good chance for advancement;
sts NV Anuly Mr. De Cfeny
CREDIT MGR. s ASST.
For retail clothing store: knowledge
OF collection work: pleasant work
ing conditions. Salary, 500 wk. Apply
1877 7th st. NV. -
Evening star., 1955-05-22

DRIVER; open Sunday. Apply B. & B
FOOD STORE. 2444 Wis. ave. NV
--22
DRIVER. to deliver orders: s4-ton
truck, and work as stock. clerk in
store; must have good refs. Apply
1404 14th st. NV. --22
DRIVER. white. married. over 25.
good character. appearance and
driving record, WO 6-6035. -.23
DRIVER, to pickup and deliver dry
cleaning. Salary plus commission;
steady position Apply SHERMAN
CLEANERS. 770S Georgia ave. NV.
DRIVER, colored: furniture expert
ence only need apply: must know
city and suburbs we'll: good salary;
steady work; be ready to start Mon
day. HAMPSHIRE FURNITURE CO..
3646 Georgia ave. NV.
DRIVER-Parts. del. and pickup OF
auto parts for local Chev. dealer
See parts mgr. TOMS CHEVROLET
Wheaton, Nd -22
DRIVERS and helpers with household
moving experience. Must have good
reference Call APEX UNIVERSAL
VAN AND Igoo STORAGE COMPANY "a.
DRUG CLERK, experienced; full time.
Apply in person. BELL. DRUGS.
2615 Columbia pike, Arlington