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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-25
SALESMAN-AT ONCE

SALESMAN- ONCE
Local territory now open for qualified
man to represent National Corpora
ton in dignified semi-professional
capacity Consistent and intelligent
effort will insure excellent steady
year around income and q perma-
nent career in distinctly low pres
peat business. exclusive territory.
Previous sales experience not es-
sential rs successful applicant will
receive complete training and SUPER
vision, Car necessary. Write HICKS,
Box 2Q2, Newark, New York State.
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SALESMAN-Wouldn't it
be, fine II you could give up travel
ing and live at home with your fam
lily, earn more money, and have
many other greater satisfactions in
living? You can. providing you can
pass our aptitude tests; and other
ton; salary, bonus. commissions,
group insurance, pension plans. COM
plete training locally and at home
office. Reply Box IL, Star.
TRUCK DRIVERS and laborers. Re-
port ready for work. LANDSCAPE
ENGINEERING CO.. Merrifleld, Va.
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Statesmen
statesmen
I NEED 2 MEN

Tiiiinsness TO work. only sssentiais
Guaranteed salary during short
training period in Alexandria, Va,
area. These positions will definitely
pey upwards from 500 weekly.
Apply weekdays o to u AM.
slb Wythe st.. Aiexsndria, RIM. los
Ask Tor Manager --27
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BRITANNICA

Call RE. 7-so11 for apps. with d.
vision manager. y --26
statesmen f2). for mems shop: per-
manent; excel. salary. depending on
qualifications. Apply LATT'S TIE
BAR. 910 14th st. NV. -27
SALESMAN MERCHANDIsER- Young
man to promote nationally adver-
tized frozen foods locally; car fur
nished company benefits: oppor-
p o. Box 1850 Alexandria. va.
swing age. salary desired, partic-
ulars. 81
SALESMAN for ige. liquor store; ac-
tive. earnest go-getter with selling
exper. Excel. oppor.; all replies in
confidence. Box 1897. Star. Il
gALESMAN--We believe we have the
best Job in town, quick cash of S100
wk. to start handsome mo. settle
ments; STABILITY. leads set up by q
woman canvassar: permanency.
Drop in any day after 2 pm. no
exp. required car necessary. GUILD,
926 F st. W. Sd Il. -25
SALESMAN, cali on dept stores. gift
and better drugstores to service
established accts. Open new ones
Balto.-WaSh area. comm. Box
4g5-C, Star rs
SALESMAN. to sell roofing, siding
and guttering: KNIGHT ROOFING
a. SHEET METAL CONTRACTOR,
1855 Bonifant ST.. Silver Spring.
Md. --25
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TET,EPHONE CLERK

AGE 1921. high school graduate. Il
take telephone reports on automo,
ollie claims. Pleasant. alert and de.
pendable young man. $40 so PEI
week. Good opportunity for advance
ment. One Saturday. 5-day week
$3.50. except for approximately
one Saturday morning per mo-, fol
which time and half VIII be paid
Please call for appointment, ST
$4,000. Ext. s52. -s5
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

positions in medical,
surgical and psychiatric nursing: 70.
Eating shifts: 44-ho1r week: per-
manent evening and night duty. 40
hour week: beginning salary. $3.50 81
per month. 4 weeks leave q year:
also sick time allowance and retire.
men; system. Apply Nursing Service
ONCE UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL.
Baltimore. Lexington 9-0320, Ext.
6lS. 70
OFFICE wORK-Run adding machine,
do clerical routine, some tipping. 3.
day wk,. to $50. Salary. $50.
Will take students graduating IN
June. part time. Apply RIM. 500, In
vestment Bldg. 15tn and z ST. NV.
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HELP-MEN

Govt. employees and
while-eollar men Of high type only.
II you would ike 70. supplement your
pfesent salary SUBSTANTIALLY. this
On dealer can use 8 part-time OUT
side salesmen to sell the leading
car. Call 10. 5-3295. rs
statesmen
opening with large COM
pany, in Local territory. Outside
work; must have car; no travel
earning; steady income from start
Permanent connection in low-press-
ure held with opportunity for ad-
vancement. Write giving full in
formation about yourself to MR.
3. L. JACKSON. Box 202. Newark
New York State,
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sA a. GS,I REF, $3.50. GENERAL EN-
sECRY.: $500; under 35 yrs. Inter-
PIoYMENTT. 1907 4 I n.Ei EN-
SHEET-METAL MECHANIC and
STATION HTTENDAIN;T.
experienced, white: full time. Apply
MoNARcH's, 47lo Lee hwy. xri.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
white, 20-25 yrs old. high school
grad; some exper. in service station
work; local refs. nee HAYNES
ESQ SERVICE, eros virsinia ave
SERVICE OFFICE CLERK-Branch Of
leading automotive concern has Inn
mediate opening for experienced
service once clerk: hours, 3 to
$50, 9 days. Applicants must be
perSonable. courteous and ambitious,
with ~ood record; automotive expe-
rience preferred; excellent starting
salary plus company BENEFITS. Apply
Mt. D,Anna,. CALL CARL, INC, 1901
West virginia ave. ne. rs
STATION SALESMAN; good
opportunity to enter the expanding
service station business; ages 25-34 I;
salary with bonus. empl. benefits:
refs. Apply SUN OIL CO.. 1910
Conn. ave, -oR
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SALESMAN .JR

Must have some outside sales ex-
perience Wonderful opportunity to
represent nationally advertised com.
pany manufacturer ir. girdles and
bras. Call on dept stores. ladies
Md, Del b. c.. Va. Small draw
ing account VS. comm first year
Car necessary. This is q dificult
starting position. Anyone not will
ing to work hard need not apply
interviews in Baltimore. Call Mr.
Hotel baltimore --oh
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OFFICE MANAGER

Woman with experience in running
small ONCE. Must be able to do
small amount of tipping. Bookkeep.
ing experience helpful.
This is a wonderful opportunity for
the right woman to get in on the
ground floor and grow with this
newly opened branch once of large
East Coast sales and manufacturing
company.
Apply MR.. RUPERT, 23l4 4th st.
ne. -26
PATENT LAW STENO., $4,000 upt
(5) at once. GRACE DUNN, 1911
G ST. IRE. 7-2S30).
POSITION for refined.
pleasant lady who can assume re-
sponsibility. unusual opportunity
for advancement. Box 1910. star.
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WORK WITH
ARTHUR GODFREY AND
MUTUAL OF OMAHA

Mutual needs men to follow up the
inquiries received from the broad
cast Of this radio personality.
We will train the men We need. No
experience Is necessary, II chosen:
you win be sent to our National
Sales Training School with salary
and expenses paid. Upon return,
you will receive practical experience
with help from q successful deld
trainer for q 13-week period.
training will remove the
ceiling from your earnings. Our
average successful man earns q min.
imum If $4,000 a wear This is not
a "get-rich-quick" proposition but
an opportunity for you to earn q
substantial income from the start,
and then you advance according to
the effort YOU put forth,
We are searching for man with
ability, sincerity. good mentality and
one who can manage his time we'll.
If you're our man. phone RE. $4,000
for an appointment. Ask for Mr.
Hetzler
MUTUAL OF OMAHA
Worlds Largest
Exclusive Health and Accident Co.
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YOUNG MAN for position covering.
ordering, shipping and purchasing
records. Must be interested in varied
duties, be resourceful and able to
work with other members, large or
ganization. Experienced in bldg.
materials preferred but not essen
tial. Give age. experience and phone
Star --25
YOUNG MAN for optical shop work,
trade. STERLING oPTfCAL CO. 5is
10th st. NV. RE. 7-5150. as
YOUNG MAN to train for saleswork
with. bldg. material corporation.
Must nave good phone approach and
pleasing personality. When answer
ing give age, experience and phone
number. Box 31S-C. Star --E6
YOUNG MAN, with mechanical apti-
tude, full-time interesting work in
volying repairs. maintenance and
design OF equipment. Apply In per-
son, RENTAL TOOLS a EQUIP
NEWT CO.. g7lo Capitol View ave.
Silver Spring, Md. --26
YOUNG MAN interested In learning
retail hardware business. Write
p. o. Box las. Springfield, Va. "a
YOUNG MAN, with fishing tackle
knowledge. for selling position IN
SALTY sA ais s Rn' and isc NV :nGR
MEN to take orders for Life
needed: See MR. PETERS. RIM. 3oa.
MAN, white or colored, for
office, no experience. MR.. FIELDS.
N. Y. J. CO., 7l9 18th st. NV.
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SKIP-TRACER

For retail credit clothing store: excel
737 18th st NV. Us
SHOE statesmen, exper. only:
manager, 1927 Good Hone I'd. Sc.
SHOE RErAIRMAN. an-around. re-
hSPis ms nan; Sec per noo VIZ. Can Mr..
S sSc.l k sor' AZ tsll' neat In appear
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APPLY IN PERSON
Hangar No. Room 206
NATIONAL AIRPORT
$50 AM, TO $40 PM,

OUR FIRM needs 3 young
men with cars. Salary 1854
per mo. Call ia. g-1066,
Monday. for appointment.
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HElP--MEN

E Sasrc n. A. s SScE 60 70 Sr{ Esa9
starting Immediately. Please cal
WE b-4600 IA
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MEN WANTED
SALES AND SERVICE

If you are between the ages of p
references e me- and interested I'm in earn nlsH
opportunities Of S75 to start, we
would like personal interview with
you.
Please report to our factory branch
once, 1908 Duke ST., Alex, 10 I'm.
to 4 pm, Mon, Tues. or Wed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-25

Statesmen (25, for new furniture
store IN ne. section: salary plus
comm; must be bondable. Apply
1928 18th st. NV. HU. 3-3646.
statesmen t3l. no canyassins; leads
average earnings, $3.50 weekly; must
have car. 1904 Eve st. NV. after
statesmen, 81 to As, interested in
permanent position with unlim-
tied opportunity for advancement.
Salary. commissions and bonuses.
Transportation furnished. Apply in
person, Mr. Patrick. SINGER SEW
INC MACHINE CO., 1910 q st. NV
SALESMEN-ODeninR for two top
flight salesmen on our small and
exclusive sales force. Work on per-
sonalized appointments made by
canvasser hired and trained to work
for YOU. Liberal weekly drawing
plus monthly bonus make this Q sta
bilised and highly paid lob. Car
necessary. Apply any day after 2
s:4a7s: aSs = 81 n. ". srd rcoir
statesmen
Experienced hard-working men for
high paying sales jobs with an az
gressive Ford leadership. Auto ex-
perience not necessary. Excel op-
good working cond. and demon
strator. liberal pay plan. Phone
for appt. Mr.. shaw. MONROE
FORD Co. 1887 East-west hwy,
Silver Spring JU h-720O --2b
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Statesmen

SALESMEN-COLORED
Don't be misled. You don't get any
thing for nothing as you well know.
1t will pay you to investigate. We
pay high Commissions within AZ hrs.
Of approval. Phone Monday. 10. s.
5000. Ok
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YOUNG MEN

are free 70 work from $3.50 to 1900
or from 500 to 7:30 daily. and like
to talk to people, we have openings
in D. c., Md. and Va. in our
JoHNS-MANvILLE CORP
materials customer contact
dept. Write or call for appt..
HEARN CO. 1884 Wis. ave. NV.
MI 1.6A00 -2b
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MEN

Over 100000 families use our service.
Need 3 people to expand in this
area; 80 hours work make you from
500 to $3.50 per week.
STRICTLY LEADS
Must be prepared to begin immedi-
ately and work full time: car neces-
interview and appointment, phone
L H. DAY, JU. 1861 Phone all
day Sunday and after 9 pm. week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-25
ROUTEMAN

1GOO GlV1xtIN
We have q well-estahiished route open
for an ambitious man with some
sales experience. Wonderful oppor-
tunity for sober and reliable man
who will service present customers
and solicit new business. Guaran-
teea salary and commission. Apply
81. NV.
SALES MANAGER-Nationai corpor-
alton will interview applicants who
can show successful record of ex-
perience in personal sales and de-
veloping sales organization or in
equivalent supervisory capacity.
Earnings in excess of $4,000 for
capable and aggressive leader. Field
Involved Submit outline Of business
experience to Box colo. Star.
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HELP--MEN

OLDER MAN. to work alone and do
light general once work in small
contractors ONCE. Only physical
requirement is to be able to attend
regularly. Write. do not call. stating
experience. abilities, salary ex-
pected, etc. to WOODMAR g. CO.,
II Whittier st. NV. IA
3I.YEAR-OLD sALEsMAN-we want
a salesman with local contacts who
Is good enough to demand q min
imum Of $500 o month starting
salary, plus bonus. One such man
who started with us in January
1858, received $14 900 In 1854. an
other who started In March 1854
received $500 in the balance Of
the year. In our business there Is
no income ceiling: II you don't
have q superior sales record, don't
apply. For appointment. write Box
1887, Star. 20
MAN. of unauestionable
character and refinement, age go
30. Must have high school educa-
ton and be ready to accept position
Immediately II accepted. Must have
earning capacity above $4,000 an
nually Am engaged in an i'm
portant national program. with a
Marshall Field-owned enterprise,
and need local assistants. For
Washington interview write fully to
H. PHALIN, p. o. Box 1886, Chi
cago Ill State age. education,
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THE EVENING STAR
11o1 Penna. Ave NV.

MAID. WHITE-Fotel rm. maid for
high-class building, For Sunday and
weekday work on hourly basis; Apply
and IL noon and p.m.-9 pm.
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TELEPHONE SALESMAN

GAG1 11A(NG ofaLEOMAN
For telephone selling from S to 8
pm: salary. Must be experienced
and over 40 years Of age. Apply In
NV. 10 am. to IL noon. or s to
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PUBLIC RELATToNs
COLLEGE STUDENTS

S<A@4@A1NAA1 ~ = ~ A<A1AN = ~
Govt. employees, teachers, earn SIS
weekly working in order dept OF
brand Identification dip. of nation
ally known concern. afternoons or
evenings. Neat appearance and will
ingness to apply self are REQUIRE
ments. Use of car NECESSARY, Apply
End a. front. Ask for MR.. MAR
RASH. Interviews conducted on the
hour. l through pm. sharp. go
RADIO COUNTERMAN = Wholesale
electronic parts dealer needs young
man to work In store. knowledge Of
parts and equipment essential. Il
expected. Box 5aS-X. star
RADIO ELECTRONICS PARTS dealer
needs young man. knowledge parts
and equipment: $50 Ek; Contact
E Mf TH5sSn 81 81 yfRdfNiA A aafo
Duke ST., Alex. 80
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN to work
in Bethesda and nearby Earn as
you learn in free-elaSses starting
n Monday IL am, at 1925 Old
&Georgetown. I'd Bethesda. Mr. Bar
ton, OIL, 4-4529 or OIL. 2-1613.
cox & CO.
REFRIGERATION MECHANIC. ex.
FRidERATIoN CO. Cali owners,
4 A REYNOLDS or Tony Greco SOS SO; s.
RETIRED MAN to manage apt. house;
apt. and utilities in return for
service Box 334-Z, Star. -26
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YOUNG VETERAN

College graduate. under 20, business
Administration major preferred.
Permanent position with oppor-
tunity to learn automobile UNDER
writing business with progressive
and rapidly growing insurance
with ability 70 meet public, inside
salaried position with excellent op-
portunity for future. 5-day week, 8
EES INSURANCE. CO., 14th and L
sts NV. Please apply at L st.
opportunity for q
young man, preferable with q mort
gage loan or q leFal BACKGROUND.
TO process mortsase loans. Our
comrany is growing rapidly and
offers good opportunity for adj
vancement We have fine stan,
q 5-day week, attractive ofiees and
many y, smployss ssnsflts, UNITED
PANY. 5th fioor. 1925 Eye Of. nv.
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JUNIOR SECRETARY
LEDGER CLERK

position for alert indt.
vidual, 2l-35 yrs. of age. to handle
accounts receivable. routine and
control. must have bookkeeping ex.
perience and be able to type al
reasonable speed: 5-day. 40-hr week
Apply Personnel, Room sos: open
weekdays. S:30-5 and Sat. s-12
No phone calls.
TIE ENENIMG STAR
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49,, ,I Statesmen

Full Time or Side Line
Here is the fastest moving souvenir
line on the market. A chain store
and gift shop natural.
Must be financially responsible. give
references in first letter.
P. o. Box 974
Chattanooga. Tennessee
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Statesmen
THIS is 1T!
S150 tn S300 WEEK.

This is what our men earn per wk.
work. . men bet ages rs and so.
must have selling background. car
nee. 800 wk. guar. Draw AGAINST
insurance commission. Phone tor
appt. Ju. 7-53l0. --25
SAT .ECMhN
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statesmen
Underwood CORPORATION

=. 1880 l. ST. NV.
and distributor OF
business machines has openings In
Washington sales ORGANIZATION fol-
several aggressive young men, age
~ 70 ~ to begin, as trainees. An
and sales ability in a Permanent
position in which unlimited oppor.
tunities exist. Guaranteed income
during training period with adiust-
ments to follow. Employe dement's
include retirement plan, life insiir-
aince' capitalization and paid vaca-
appointment necessarY oa'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-25

RELIABLE MAN WITH CAR. 80 Tc
sToRAGE BUSINESS; EXPERT;
s sNGE NOV Writ Hss ExcEhkENf 1922 op:
PoRTUNITY FOR FUTURE. REF.
ERENCES REQUIRED. REPORT &c
MR.. KRESSIN, 500 NEW YORK
AVE. NV. FOR INTERVIEW.
, 1955-03-07

A meeting Of the St. Croix
Republican Club will be held
on Friday evening, March Is,
at the District Court Room in
Christiansted to amend the
BYLAWS Of the Constitution.
, 1955-03-07
7 H U R S D A Y

T Fl S a
at S & $50 pm.
Regular Admission
Those Redheads from Seattle
starring
Rhonda Fleming Gene Barry
Agnes Moorhead : Guy Mitchell
Latest Universal News End edi-
ton at $50 only
f r
at 500 and $50 pm.
Regular Admission
On Our Panoramic Screen with
Spanish sub-titles
Both Sides of the Law
starring
Peggy Cummins : Terence Nor
gan Anne Crawford Rosarnund
John
MGM News of the Day" at $50
pm. only and Short Feature
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-04

Perturbation in the construc-
ton industry is here to stay, a
panel of architects agreed yester-
day at the Washington Futu-
rama exposition.
Speakers said prefabrication
of units rather than entire struc-
lures will rise in importance. The
units then will be assembled with
imagination to provide individ-
uality of design in houses or
other structures.
One of the panelists, Grosvner
Chapman, suggested that the
home of the future might include
q roof of plastic skin.
David Yerkes, another panel
ist, said the development of
new building materials. including
plastics, will enable the "sculp-
ting" of houses, using softer
shapes instead of the squares
now employed in home interior
and exterior design.
Other participants in the panel
were Joseph Miller and Harry
Ormstron.
The discussion was conducted
by Radio Station WGMS in the
auditorium Of The Hecht Co.,
where the two-week Futurama is
being presented. The exposition
is sponsored jointly by the Ad-
vertising Club of Washington,
the Greater Washington Indus
trial Council, the Economic De-
velopment Committee of the
Board of Trade and the Federal
City Council.
A second panel discussion was
conducted on the tn me 4,
SCHOOLS of the Future"
Architects on the panel agreed
the one-story type of construc-
ton for elementary school uses
is best suited for modern schools
whenever land is available in
sufficient quantities.
The panelists were Ronald
Senseman, Joseph Saunders,
John Mcleod and Rhees Burket.
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Plastic Surgery on Bodies
Described at Meetinq

Plastic surgery for some facial
deformities. can be performed
safely on infants only a week
old, if local anesthesia is used, a
Detroit doctor said here today.
DR.. Richard E. Straith adj
dressed the American Associa-
ton of Plastic Surgeons, which
opened a three-day meeting to-
day in the Hotel Shoreham. He
mentioned such congenital de-
fects as harelip, hairy moles.
blood tumors" and others.
THE treatment of congenital
deformities in the newborn is
often postponed much longer
than necessary, causing unnec-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-04
BUYING AIRLINE
TICKET CAN BE
MECHANICAL

New-fangled gadgetS may
soon take away one of the
thrills of buying an airline
ticket-talking to the pretty
girl agent who sells them.
United Airlines reported
today that the tedious hand
methods in it's ticketing and
reservations procedures are
being put to rout by newly
invented electronic and me-
chanical devices.
One gadget, with an cleo
tronic brain. subsequently
will link Washington and 70
other cities on United's 49,
250-mile system.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-04
DR.. Meyer to Speak

DR.. Armin Meyer, State De-
partment deputy chief of mis-
sion in Beirut, Lebanon, will
address the luncheon of the
Lutheran Laymen's Fellowship
at 1915 pm. tomorrow in Luther
Place Memorial Church, Four
tenth street and Vermont ave-
nue. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-04

essary embarrassment and
heartache to the parents" he
said.
At his clinic in Detroit, 40
babies born with harelips have
been successfully treated in the
past year, he said. He recon-
mended surgery when the baby
is 6 to 10 days old. provided the
infant weighs at least 6 pounds,
Is eating well and is otherwise
normal.
In another report, a San
Francisco plastic surgeon said
children with cleft palates can
be given a better facial appear
ance and more normal dental
arch if correction of irregular
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-04
Architect Panel Sees Wider
Use of Perturbation

Leon Brown served as moderator
for both panels.
WGMS will conduct a panel
on art of the Future" at 2 pm.
today in the store auditorium.
The discussion will be rebroad-
cast at sos o'clock tonight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-04

teeth Is begun at the age Of 4.
rather than waiting until the
permanent teeth are in place.
DR.. George Warren Pierce de-
scribed his IA years of practical
experience with early tooth cor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-04
Seed Distributed

The distribution by the Gov
eminent of $4,000 pounds of
seed was completed recently in
Haiti, Port-au-Prince reports.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-04

rectional therapy. II ehildrel
with cleft palates have decayir
teeth. parents should have tn
cavaties filled promptly, he said
Baby teeth must be present
allow early treatment, he said
Evening star., 1955-01-19
be AsricultnraI Marketing serv-

the Agricultural Marketing Serv-
ice.
Mr.. etassen said he intervened
IN the Ladejinsky case because
Of White House Interest in re-
solving the conflicting decisions
hy the State and Agriculture De-
partments.
Mr. Stassen said yesterday his
decision to hire Mr.. Lsdejinsky
was based on findings. which he
numbered | to IL, including:
Mr. Ladeiinsky s.is not, and
never has been. . Communist. !"
his Government service record
is unhlemished. his land reform
program In Japan helped thwart
Communism. he was not O mem
Der Of any subversive organiza-
tions, his writings -are not fa-
vorahle to the Communist, sys-
tenn and sro evidence was To-
Gated that he at any time had
written or spoken favorably Of
communism. :
Senator Humphrey. Democrat.
Of Minnesota. a critic Of Mr..
Benson's role In the controversy,
yesterday introduced a bill to
form a l2-member special COM
mission OF Government officials
and private citizens to investi-
gate the entire security program.
The blu. which would call for
q commission report by January
Is, 1856. was co-sponsored by
Senator Stennis. Democrat, Of
Mississippi.
Evening star., 1955-01-19
no finer food

afioat or ashore. The cuisine Is Amer.
lean and Continental.