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FORD 1881 convertible: !. and h.,
light gray flniSh, new black top;
nice condition; S6eb. 30-dsy guar
Oldest Ford Dealer. 1900 l4th g;
NV. NO. 7-filI oben ewes. tn
FORD 'S5 Thunderbird: the mos!
tops. one hardtop and one con.
yertible; must Be seen and driver
BILL ROSS. 400 Ga. ave. NV.
anywhere: $i.zs5. si35 down; toi
credit approval. call Tu. 2-42O0
BILL ROSS, 7400 ca. ave. nv:
FORD '53 Tudor: equipped: S0Sg
HORNER'e COR. Buick Dealer
Pa. ave. ne. 81 9th. II. 6-6404.
FoRD 1852 VS. cuatomline. Fordcri
Z. and n: seat covers; oeautliu
aqua color; straight drive. A car
past determines It's future. Cont
out and look: $79b.
BANNING & SONS
$500 BALTo. AVE, uN. 1890
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FORD '53 custcmline 'sS' Tudor: q
tone blue, c0ntrasttng seat covers;
low n,iieese uon't nhiss thisl Only
4l.0es.
Frank Small, Inc.
1885 Good Hope I'd. 81. LU. 1-ee47
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AUToMoBlLEs ron SALE
FORD 1853

English Zephyr Fordog sedan; heater.
Tuscan tan finish with red interior;
low gas MILEAGE. making II an ideal
second car; S795.
PARKWAY-FORD
305i NJ st NV. AID. 2-0is5
FORD 1919 c0ny.:: oTig. linish, ex-
eel. End car. Only 1859. S12 down.
Seventy other cars 70 choose from.
PINEY BRANCH MOTORS. JU. s.
FoRD ,53 v-s Custom Fordor; fully
equip: real beauty; S995, low IS
$3b down. MCNEIL PONTIAC, 1929
Heart 81 Bethesda.
FORD 1888 Victoria: Fordomatic. 7.
and h., Thundefbird engine; 2
toned; extras: $500. oV. 3-lelb,
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AuToMoRILEs EoR sALl

FORD 1859 "es PoFdor; good cen.
dition: only $4,000 miles; tnuft
sell immediately; sS95. HA. 2-43g0.
FORD '55 customline FoFder; 4.500
miles, Fordomatic. Z. and b., power
Stserlns; siplonat leayins; q s5V'
FokDs M s-fss5' fSs5 station wagon; sosip.
ped 1900 actual miles ! own-
II; except pal condition tefogRh:
down. sEIL MoToRs. solo Wis. us
FoRD "S5 s. sSH Custom vs. Fordor;
sS5IsS@as1e. IssS All oI. /; snd &. sgfg g Slknai'
HENRY j 1851 De luxe; besut. cond. I;
IRsDrI1r SO lov;.',.s SSss' ,,isgs,, sls mo. HR
maeuiats. FLOOD PONTIAC. 1921
Connecticut. Wo. $500.
HENnY S2 loy mid anneF tires;
HENRY J 81 6-cyi. 2-dr.:: heater;
food condition; only 500. HILL
4 SANDERS. Wash.s Oldest Ford
Dealer. 1900 14th st. n.ws NO.
lH1ll. Open ewes. til 81 Sat.
I'll b.
HENRY J 1888 corsair 2-dr.: radio,
heater, turn Eignals. custom tn-
terror. In very good condition.
low Is S. down.
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
1876 Good Hope Rd. Sc. LIZ. i-9e47
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bS0O BALTO. AVE-, On. 4-3I9U
Az for Mf. Hakes ID

FORD 1858
customline VS. Tudor: radio, heater:
let black with w.-W. tires. Sl,O4b.
PARKWAY-FORD
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A-.l--.ls = - - - AA41-e - 2. = "a
FORD 1858
customline VS. Tudor; Ecydom4tie.
7. and h.. green nnish with match
PiAiRSiKWiiYAIYi-FoRD PAR
3051 NJ 81. NV. AD. e-0ls6
F0RD 1855 customiirie v-s: fully
car riced at only 81 .6D5. .Si45
down. Seven other Eords % ehoose
from; ,PJNEY BRANCH MoToFs
FORD 1858 VS. Victoria club coupe;
tone. radio. heater, Ferdomatic.
private ossg eypsf; si's45 Or best oiser.
FoRD 1883 customline .-sT Tudor:
s-tans maroon nnish With contrss
b.. turn signals other aeces.
oyneE, low mileage, special today.
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
1885 Good Hope Rd. Sc. Lu. l-ee47
FORD '5a customline VS. gordor:
EoRSass kSSsSRsi5s suiTcE.a aiS pownsosS.l HYn
Fokn IS VS. sSssi Taidor: very clean.
inside and out, Tor one day. sos,
as low as $45 down, TOWN q
nv. Wo. 6-a4oo. open tiii B.
FORD "a custcmline rs, Tudor:
2-tone green 1nish: Fofdomatic:
radio. heater. turn SIGNALS: other
accessories: owner, garage kept,
| looks Nke new: 81, ,305.
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
$500 Pa. ave. Sc. Lu. 2-es27
FORD s5S Fordor Fairiine: every
known accessory. Owned by diplo-
mat; Trada Or terms. Si.99b. IN
IF0RD ;ss Pairians town sedan:
| FurdomAtic: +. ana h.: Wv. tires:
perfect condition. DE. 2-439i..
FORD s55 cusEomiine 'ss'' Fordor;
raven black nnish, with contrasting
seat covers. oyerdriye, radio and
| heater, turn SIGNALS, stes: ! owner.
low mileage. immaculate inside
and out; looks Ike brand-newi
only S1.9a6,
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
IIT30 Good Hope Rd. BE. Lu. l-884f
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CHRYSLER 1852

CHRYSLER 1852
windsor 4-dr.; power steering. hnid.
matte. radio. heater. doye gy gxay
finish with iuxurious interior: Svso'
pARKWAY-FORD
sosi M 81. NV. AD. 2-oIss
CHRYSTTR 1852 Imperial 4.dr. SCI
dan: ali power equipment. elec.
windows. :. and b.. new condition.
ROYAL ROY MOTORS. INC.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
400 ca. Ave. NV. IA. 9-29g0
cow: Highland plaid upholstery,
nsS niles! !'e eresi. sao shape; $3.50. r.. ).
1881.
Ossisn: equip: ssss 81 sgSssS, NY
New Yorker blue sedan. gowsr
s ssesFiHs ssasFs ss g s,,sf 'sssi assi.r. APE M.
CukYsLER 1859 New Yorker, de
dive. Fl and n: low mileage: new
ear e0ndi1lon throushcut. 81 eas.
cash. trade or &il5 down. EkLL
MOTORS. 500 wis. ave. Wo. q
csEYSisLER 81 windsor 1. luz, 4. =
dr sedan; spesless org isgn .ss SiHs |.
hcst Of other extras, cegt,ded one:
ownir Don't miss! So0q. KIRK
MOTOR CO. 1000 ca. ave- ia D.
1900. ID :
CHRYsTEE 80 Imperial 4-doof;
modern, equipped with power steer
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DE- SOTO 1881 custom 4-dy. sedan:
I. and b. auto. driye, criEtnal gray
hnish, Perfect condition Seg1;
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
Observation-Disclosures
400 ca. Ave. NV. ia. $4,000
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D0DGE 1919 coronsE sedan; 6eaufi.
sS sI:. Y: :riass Hss riSSi's Sises Aissi Sa sT c:
Mr.. ROPER 1880 r. !. ave. ne.
DODGE sss e-dr.: heater; equtp,
car No. e5s-A. Only Sb1g with
liberal trade and terms. 30-day
warranty. MONROE FORD. 500
Wis. aye. nv. Wo. $1,000. Open
eYel. I'll 9 pm.
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CHRYsTER '5o Imperial 4-door;
modern, equipped with p0wel SteeI-
dio, heater. eolex glass, plastic
seat covers. other features: . very
cl&Rn, ore-0wneF car, properly con-
ditionsd and guaranteed; cnis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-29
High Radio Tower
OF Lusituniu Fame
IRuzed in Seconds

TUCKERTON. N. j.. Dec. %
ltR,-The Mystic Islands radio
tower which stood 1853 feet high
and took two years to build, was
toppled within six seconds yes
terday to make room for a re-
sort development.
All that remained of the tower
one of the worlds tallest struc-
tures--was a mammoth heap of
800 tons of steel which will be
sold for scrap.
According to legend, it was the
tower in the meadows which
flashed the order for German
U-boats to sink the passenger
liner Lusitania in May. 1915.
Some 1,l98 lives were lost when
the ship was torpedoed of the
Irish coast.
The United States Government
later took over the tower. which
was built in 1912 by a German
firm, and it served for a time as
the most powerful radio trans
.mitter on the continent.
1t took many hours of pre-
paration in brisk and windy
weather for the demolition.
Finally workers using acetylene
torches cut away cable guy lines
at one side while a truck pulled
away on a cable attached to the
other side.
The faded orange and white
structures tall as 76-story
tbuilding-jacknifed at the center
and buckled into the muddy
meadows.
The Mystic Islands are a
marshy area among the bays
between here and the coast about
20 miles northeast of Atlantic
Ctfy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-29

his prescription. He went up to
his room and lay down awhile
before dinner
Mr.. Hagerty told reporters
no exact time has been set for
the Presidents return to Wash
ington. But. he said, he would
think that he probably would be
back in the White House by
Sunday January 8.
Leaving Washington's 18-de-
gree cold yesterday morning, Mr..
Eisenhower few into shorts-and-
sport-shirt weather here for
lunch. The temperature was 70
when he landed, and climbed to
10 during the afternoon.
Enjoying Himself
The President seemed to en-
JOY himself as he smilingly waved
to crowds lining the streets along
his route from Boca Chica Naval
Air Station into the naval base
in downtown Key West yester-
day afternoon.
He rode a part of the way
along Roosevelt boulevard and
Truman avenue - named for
former Presidents who have
vacationed here. But the Key
West City Commissioners had
acted promptly to memorial
iZe his visit. Where Roosevelt
boulevard runs into Truman ave-
nue., interesting North Beach
road was changed to Eisenhower
drive at a commission meeting
Tuesday night. And bright new
sign carried the new street name.
Mr.. Eisenhowed was accom-
panied here by his younger
brother, DR.. Milton Eisenhower,
president of Pennsylvania State
University.
Mr.. Eisenhower's only work
reported yesterday dealt with
the flood disaster on the Pacific
Coast. He read reports from
American Red Cross Chairman
E. Roland Hartman and Federal
Civil Defense Administrator Val
Peterson during his flight from
Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-29

broke through clouds that had
brought is of an inch of rain
earlier and threatened scattered
showers during the day.
Mr.. Eisenhower did not mind
the slight interruption in the
bright sunshine that greeted him
on his arrival here from Wash
ington yesterday to get the exer-
else and rest in warm climate
his doctors advised.
White House Press Secretary
James c. Hagerty quoted the
President as describing the
weather as fine" The low tenn
perature this morning was So,
and a high of "a to rs was fore
cast for mldafternoon.
Arose at 1880
Mr.. Hagerty said the PreSi-
dent arose at 1880 this morn
ing, had breakfast at 8 and set
up his easel next to the front
door of his two-story stucco
house known as quarters L"
about $50 am. Using a color
picture in a Colorado State
magazine of a Rocky Mountain
scene as model, he started a new
painting.
Sometime during the day, Mr..
Eisenhower was expected to go
outside for a ride, a walk, or
perhaps some more practice at
golf chip shots which he under
took yesterday for the first time
since the day before his Septem-
Der "a heart attack.
Mr.. Hagerty quoted the Presi-
dent as saying it felt pretty
good to hit a golf ball again"
The President had no plans
for any work today. Mr.. Hag-
erty said no official visitors were
expected during his stay Of 10
days or so here except some
White House staff members. Mr.
Eisenhower was expected to dc
some more work tomorrow on
what was described as a semi
final draft Of his state-of-the-
Union message coming from
Washington in an overnight
pouch. The message will be sent
to Congress next Thursday.
Silent on Soviet Charge
Mr.. Hagerty told reporters hi
informed the President Of
charges by Soviet Communists
Party Boss Khrushchev thai
Christmas messages from Mr.
Eisenhower and Secretary Of
State Dulles beamed behind the
Iron Curtain amounted to crude
interference in the affairs Of
Eastern Europe. but refused any
comment on the Moscow charges
The President wasted no time
after flying here from Washing
ton yesterday starting in on the
doctors prescription of a mixture
of exercise and rest to round out
his convalescence from his heart
attack.
Following a luncheon rest pc
Rod. he walked across the street
from his naval base quarters here
to a baseball diamond where he
hit about 80 chip shots with his
nine iron.
StrOlls at Waterfront
Then he pulled long -sleeved
sweater over his short-sleeved
sport shirt and walked down tc
the waterfront. where he spent
nearly an hour strolling about
and chatting with the officers
in charge of a destroyer. sub
marine tender, mine sweepers
and submarines docked there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-29
Alumni Club Hosts

The University of Chicago
Alumni Club of Washington en-
tertained about 100 high school
students and their parents yes
terday in the Dupont Plaza
Hotel. Hart Perry is president of
the local alumni group.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-29
President Starts Painting,
Practices Golf Chip Shots
By GARRETT d. HORNER
Star stan Correspondent

KEY WEST Fla, Dec 29-President Eisenhower started a
painting summertime Rocky Mountain as ne
relaxed the climate Of this souhernmost city of the
United States today
painted his easel set Just inside the front door
naval base here in midmorning the sun
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-29
Str0lls at Waterfront

Then he pulled a long -sleeved
sweater over his short-sleeved
sport shirt and walked down to
the waterfront. where he spent
nearly an hour strolling about
and chatting with the officers
in charge of a destroyer. a sub
marine tender, mine sweepers
and submarines locked there.
Thereafter came some more of
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hELP-MEN teoas. ]

AUTO PANTS CouNfERaIEN agl,
experieneei. Apply HARE BROTH.
FRS, INC. 32i9 Rhode Island ave-
AUTO PARTS MAN - Replaeemenl
parts dealer has an opening Tor an
call on regular customers Gcod
salary, plus commission. vacation
and holiday pay. 5-day Mk. Ma
TIoNkL MOTOR REBu1LDERs.
l1s5 Fenwiek g. ne 3
AuI0M0BiLE SALESMAN. learn Q
SCI. nsv rords; trainins xDr2I,1le DroEra1
neeessary. nes csii NJ. ssssett cxvE
FORD CORP. 1914 Elm st. Beth
cS1a rid. OIL 6-S2t1 -
AuTOMOBILE SALESMAN - sen
the new Ford and used cars. II
you have expttienee and are will
sour ns e e.rninFs Min nnser our a tenerous @ u
pas plan. Daily noor period and
dfmonstrator furnished See Mr..
Wray. TRIANGLE MOTORS. SOLO
Afro Statesmen, best combination
in The world, new Sd Eords and
Al Al. Ised ea sSss ,. hiSn Sn,.s,sS gsssis earn e:
fastest developing county In q. 81.
liberal moor time and demonstratoI
deals high comm. rate, need
smart husfling men who must make
good money: small sales forcc. Call
for appt,. Mr.. Ralph Sutherland OF
Mr. Beau Lamar, JE. 4-2S63 Of
GR 3-l339. ERWIN FORD CON-
AuTo.fRUck FOREMAN, exper
truck foreman. night shift. 3 night,
. week. only exper. non-dfinkinl
man need amply. Top salary paid
70 man to M this position. 10,
149-A, Star. 80
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AUTOM OBILE
SALESMAN

We are looking for an automobile
We are LOOKING Tor sd Ian
! who can flnd things 10 be done
ana 8 assistanfs. We are iooEins
for q man who sets 10 work on
time IN the morning and does not
imperil thte hres Of others in an
attempt TO be the FIRST 20 cult at
iaight. We are looking for 4 man
who Is neat 10 appearance and
does mot snlk because 81 an hour
overtime In enscreenctex. t.e ART
looking for q man who listens care
fully when he Is spoken 10. and ask
questions only to insure the &C.
cufate carrying out Of instructions.
A man who does not pity himslei
for having TO work. A man who Is
cheerful and courteous to every
one, and is determtnde 70 make
good. A man who when he does
not know SAYS II don't know and
when he Is asked to do anything
says It'll try To such Q man we
can offer cns Of the best deals any
where. You can sell the world's 9
finest new cars. You can sell any
make, any model any year used
car that your customer may De.
sire, because we say. II We d0n't I
/ have. It In stock. wen get II for
you II you feel that you. are the
IN and taik with Mr. Martin. ouF
GRADY D MOTORS CORP.
1900 via. Ave, Bethesda, Nd.
Evening star., 1955-10-03
MAruREp MEN. ACE so-7s


MATuHkD MEN, Aok oV.fo
-. :. -, .,.,,,. a. i,.h. ..te.
A4,s work, ~ chr dsy no expef nee, buI
rniist he dependahle, About $50
WEiy. Apply 1880 am IS p.m..
Hean. qtiS ain y AT nv
lGAc craTT0N HTTENnANT
lSfao 0A AAAas q. q : :
Steady. reliable man. over IS: must
be exueYienced m fabrication. To
work I 70 ~ and sats. and 81 snns. 4, !.
brigntMoua Sectllgn, Sectllgn, nes.a n 49, y.
E4s Mfed h9spitaL ena SAn a.st ui.n.'
CELL AND CouNIEnMAM tor A nsE
conee enopi EApel6Issnss en1 e,,,lxs., asrs. Z
enees Leenitsu, @ gnnsuna aa.S SpsSiisrs sssisr,
MY IeL usnL petsvni NnV1 ~ ,srsss,
9nn sommitsssonn;,, s.lc ~ hpgg kg ~ Has 1oth
LutoIn Hh.1AAVhhNA' iho@ i1su
81 NV
GRILL Man, white, experienced.,-
The opportunity Is here for dual-
llled man 70 Adyance 70 the posi-
lion o. manage N yaA. sra "a
aLS q. 1sssrS a,s 81 S,e,sId oId" .r,.vss,. = a !
persona sa,vEE lnseISirswr nryyrr IN W, persh.ns
~ N1sI1E n0G5Ss 80
Evening star., 1955-10-03


GLERK, 1925. for once position In
life insurance co. Excel oppor.
fof advancement. 5-day wk. Com.
cfsce, srd fr. EQUITABLE LGFT
INC, Sl6 18th st, NV. -
CLERK for misc. Office work. some
knowledgc OF typing and ming
eond i'fndwritire c5scntisl G A
LEPpERT. Ola Eye st. NV, --3
CLERK 25 70 35: tniist b.
fast and accurate: ideal workinl
conditions In air-cooled office; 5.
day week. permanent: good salary
Apply Tv GUIDE, National Theatei
g;Ss; lSe5 ly5,E st. n,S.. ,,,r,.o.
graph machine and mailing sery.
ices. s-day 35-hr week. Moderr
aforementioned once Apply aftel
10 Am. Room 603. lf45 18th st
CLERK FOR WATCH REPAIR DEPT
Permanent position. GAIT AMI
BRO, INC, 607 I3th st. NV
Evening star., 1955-10-03
NELP--MEN

SALES TRAINER $3.50 - Nsek.
Iasa1s, IE5ssana 80 g ,s1s sxDsrlsncs u slinlssl
pPrtmenf o. national hospital SUP.
ply arm; initial empl0ymenf IN
sesa; esoa sroass 5sosssasiaIs s1lssx g
sEkyicE1iEN - xxperienesd 8 fer
eieetrleal APPLIANCE eefviee ontff1s
and bench men both NEEDED. fGfs
nlenent, good pay. Apply QNXEAAKs
ELECTRoNIcs. 1913 Wiseonstn
Evening star., 1955-10-03

SALESMAN -
sTkAIohE sal; ltarting lst day.
aniek cash. fefmsnegf c car nee q
Leads furnished, See Mr., 6MILER,
2.4 any day. 92b-f y NV. 5rd d.
statesmen
Yardstick needs 2 experienced men
20 sell slip. covers and upholstery
on qualified leads. Excellent com.
Hissicns plus liberal car allowance.
less you are experienced, reliable
ano steady This is . permanent
EEssfR. E2EsislssfeR ia * 70 s-asgs. sassggasin'nen. ~ yE
Statesmen. BUILDING M17ERIHLS
"a laTse expansion Of our oilees
and warehouses makes II posllble
20 increase our sales force by 2
representatiEss; We are . large
xa; s,on. nrT .,I,n. ITsw .sai,'s .sai5st somHis.
from the start. u Experience e re.
quired. caii MRS. KEELING at
sxLEsalEE Isl, whita. for OUTSIDE
work; local or travel: average earn
mss 100 per yk. 70 start: trans
peTtaticn furnished Apply RIM.
s41nns,s:sz. ~ 9Th z. nv. -
and eommlssion. TraininE. Due
p expansion. We have 3 openings.
II interested IN 3 career offerine
security opportunity. and greatef
LIFE iNsuRINcE CO.. szoe Gsor.
gis ave. NV. End fioor. ---3
Statesmen t2l. at once. over Is
and experienced. Sales In the homo
BY reliable 0id-iine manufacturer,
No eanyessingi euaAned leads only.
eas;on Ps5al es esfE hoo oOnssaa sna 4e 4e pisd ya
70 5 pm. Mr.. RICE, AD. 2-e636.
STATESMEN, contingent for Monday.
Thursday nights and all day BAtur-
day: salary plus commission. Some
home fuFnishines experience help
tni Our very busy fogr insnres
Mars at r. MARS. The Contract
Co. Canal At d n. nW
Evening star., 1955-10-03
MANAGER TRAINEES
statesmen

" y
Century-old national cor
shd largest IN lis field, offers
local opportunity for Ten
Interested IN substantial IN
come. either ~ sales or man
agement level. Direct TO
consumer. low pressure. nofi-
competitive and no slump
seasons. We do not sell any
sort nr q ,risctursS rS.s,1SSss pradu:ss
service Investments or real
esfate, Protected territories
ayailahle In Arl., Fairfax,
Mex McntsomeEy or Prince
Telephone Mr.. r. 3. SAM
Srits BOZ SSs-v. star.
Evening star., 1955-10-03

INsUR aHcE MEN. 4 veil-established
debts Of health. life and accidents
snsssss snS4i. s,tsa n AsleSsoR Sso1,ssy nf As1 es
XII. A-JB5J. --5
ae 81 s3iGss SS., must a aaSs Ss maxi nsd,
with tpoolss GOOD startine salary
plus apartment and utilities: oniy
experienced need apply. See resi-.
dept manaser. 1880 Wisconsin ave,
nsE. --3
JANIT0R. 6th-eiass engineer. mar
ried. no children. for large apt,
blds --6eod salary and apt. Can
nE a-A6rH 800 NJ 20
Evening star., 1955-10-03
nrLP--MEN

FpEL on TRUCK DELIVERY MEN
experienced In Ariineton and Fair.
fax Counties Cali Mr.. HARmLL
JE s-lD65 -
Evening star., 1955-10-03

Asst, credit mansser. souns - 81 ii
Typist, reporter. Jour. stu. $5S
Lab. asst. tp,m.1, science stu, S2.e0t
Shop assembly. read bluepfints S6t
Iv tech. full time and pm. top sal
Clerk-typtst, once trainee $5t
Field representatiye, some college.
$500 plus cal
ALLEN-0,BRIEN Personnel Service
1404 n. " Ave. RE 1-7lAf
Evening star., 1955-10-03
Insurance Salesman

Experienced casualty man
TO work In Va once. con-
neetsve With real estate
business: must have Q license
or eliEible TO be licensed
excel. opportunity for . real
producer. Write 70 Boz
2iD-A. star.
Evening star., 1955-10-03
SALESMAN

We afe seeking Q high.type
ealesnan who has q success
tnl sales record. The man We
wish 70 engage must be clean
cut, aggressive, resourceful
and ambitious. Prefer q man
who y well known In the
community and ID accustomed
to calling on the executive
level. This Is o young COM
pany and our product has
wide aceeptAnee with WASH
tngton's leading business
firms. Desire married man
with family. Must own car.
This Is the first sales position
this company has had open
In I'VE years., Salary COM
nfensufate with ability and
sales BACKGROUND, plus bonus
and khare in company earn
ings. Applicants sales record
and personal history viii be
thordughiy checked. Ali Of
our employees know Of this Ad-
verttseinent. Write Box 3is-
v. Star.
Evening star., 1955-10-03
COST
ACCOUNTANT
Degree In account
ing, plus cost expert
ence, with manufac-
turing concern.
APPLY
IN PERSON
ERGO DIVISION
ACF INDUSTRIES, INC
Riyerdale, Md.

COLLECTOR SALESMAN, stead,
work. 5-day Rk., excel. salary
conan. and bonus. Must have soml
know edee OF installment collection
These are all established accounts
No eantassing. Good car essential
Apply ALLSTATE HOME EQUIP.
MENT CO., 11i9 Kalorama I'd. nv
DELIVERY MANAGER, fwhltel,
thorouRhiy familiar with Washing
ton and suburbs. Capable OF assuln.
ing full charge OF delivery, main.
tenance OF trucks and supervising
drivers. Must be sober, honest ant
have good references. Permanent
position. Apply Mrs. Lapo, BLACK.
lSTONE FLORISTS, 1907 H St
n.t. No phone calls. s.
DENTAL TECHNIc1AN. experiences
repairs, paeking, polishing; oppor'
tunity to round out your .experienci
In other phases; good workini
conditions: air-conditioned. Stats
full qualifications. Box l05-A, Star
Evening star., 1955-10-03
CAREER EEis-f Position K S.

With excellent future for
man With BACKGROUND OF
Inanagenaent and sales: sub
stantial progressive income;
must Be 27-40, married, col
lege education and Vitaily
interested In success; q
letter setting forth your COM
piete qualifications history
and earning record will be
held Ia confidence and faeili.
tate in arranging an inter.
view 70 complete additional
snaitncations. Boz be-4.
Evening star., 1955-10-03
CLAIMS
EXAMINER

Progressive, rapid -erowing
auto insurance company
wants young man with auto
insurance claims experience
or legal BACKGROUND for po-
sition IN subrogation. division;
Regular hours and liberal
employe benefits. Reply civ
ing BACKGROUND, information
and phone number. Box 47O-
v. Star.
Evening star., 1955-10-03
ENGINEER
Engineer-Sound
Audio-Radio Technician

Technician wanted for fast-growins
sound system instaila ton and main
.enanee desirable. knowledge Of
radio ano TV repairing helpful.
Write BOX 432-V, Star. ID
ENGLISH THEME GRADER and
proctor; high school senior level;
live In at downtown young mems
school. Call NO. 7.77s1. --3 .
Evening star., 1955-10-03
.,.,,IAN,jT'jT'OlIR

For sarden-type apt; fnan and wife
salary, ant, and Telephone fur.
rished, paid annual vacation ans
other dement's. CAL Lu. i.527;
Evening star., 1955-10-03
PAINTER

GOOD SALARY sober. steady work.
sIos s. none Rev ot0sI e ne Rsss .ooss ssD' us'
Apply ALBAn TowrRs. a7oo MASS
ave nv ---3
Evening star., 1955-10-03
KEY AGENT

b.
Don't dream too long about that bis
fob you hope TO set. Start NOW,
gTow. along with . company that
has become q giant industry ~ .
short yrs, f5ee Mar. issue FOR
TUNE m4s. gss 10 and Sept. ~
Our Eastern SeabnArd expansion
program is your ground floor OPP
port. 10 reach your GOAL, White,
ace 3u-sjti. Call NH. BELls. . am.
TO r.in.. WO. 6-106S.
LAUNDRYMAN. familiar with wash.
ina operation TO take charge oi
small laundry; excel. salary. faea-
tioB with pay. RA. 3-OOS0. 80
LINOTYPE OPERATORS and hand
men uiRht shift. union shop. steady
work excellent conditions, Write
Box 519.y. star: ID
Evening star., 1955-10-03
The Evening Star
18th and Pa. Ave. NV.

CTvIL ENGINEER. experienced i
subdivision and municipal re
au!rments. Must be capable Of as
suming responsibility for cwi
work. Paid vacation, health N
surance and other benefits. Sal
aFy to SS.0f0. ia 3.S4Il. -