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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-07-20
Why Did II All Have To End So Soon?

146 Delegate Mary Skutlin
and Monessen, Pa, Lodge 1874
Delegate Mary Cvetan enjoy
ing themselves to the limit
Joliet, ILL.,, Lodge 18 Del
egates Bertha Grohar and
Josephine Ozbolt wondering
where the younger Delegates
were getting all the steam
they were letting off
And we, in turn, wondering
what kept Sisters Grohar and
Ozbolt so cool looking in the
face of a heat wave that
knocked us galley west daily.
Terrific Cooperation
The hot, but gaily bedeck-
ed interior of Gary's magni-
ficent Croatian Center, 3679
Broadway, scene of all Con-
vention business sessions Z.
Yours truly calling out Lets
Go" at Delegates during re-
cesses and being favored with
the cooperation of young and
old at all times That we
will never forget Gary
Nest 10 Manager Pauline r.
Stotz, here, there and every
where during the four-day
conclave All we can say
is: They don't hardly make
Pauline's kind no more i.
Conway, Pa, Lodge $40 Dele
gate Edward Sabolic, politi-
clan in his own right back
home, but a fraternalist be-
fore anything else :. Bro.
Sabolic, then a member of
Conway Nest 103, was a Del
egate to the 1st National Jun
ior Convention held at Des
PLANES, ILL.,, back in 1889 .
Chicago, ILL.,, Nest 610 Dele
gate William Camille, the cru
dite, serious minded type of
a young man any father
would be proud of.
The Three Musketeers
The Three Musketeers" of
Chicago, IN, Nest 242, the
! Mistresses Elaine Tt C h a c,
Barbara Bozich and Mildred
Jovanovich They took
a shine to us, and we doubly
so to them :. When it was
all over, Elaine, Barbara and
Mildred up and "smooshed''
us and Junior Order Director
Michael Grasha and reward
ed us with two cents apiece
for the privilege of enjoying
their company :. Aside to
Mrs. B: These three pretties
are definitely under 21 years
of age, so don't go getting
any wrong ideas Every
Delegate, young and old
proud of his and her Conven'
ton Kit containing a beauti'
full Souvenir Book, an en-
graved Schaeffer Fine Line
Ball Point Pen, a Memo Jot
ter, and a map showing from
whence the American, Alas
kan and Canadian delegation!
started their safaris to Gary
:. The Patterson Delegate
Team of John S. and Pau
Buric of North Side Pitts
burgh, Pa, Lodge 81 anc
Nest 386, respectively, thrill
ing to each Convention spec
tacle as it unfolded Dit
to for the Waynesburg, Pa.
Patterson Team of Michae
and James Milinovich, th'
former representing Lodg'
TAO, his son Nest 491 I
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-07-20
National Junior ConcIave Delegates
Gave Assurance July "a That Future
Of Croatian FraternaI Union Is Safe
Many Are Deserving Of Congratulations
For Successful Outcome Of Gary Confab
BY v. 1. Mandich, Supreme President

Pittsburgh, Pa - The Fourth National Junior Conven-
ton of the Croatan Fraterna Union held in Gary Indiana
July 234 is part of the glorious history of
ganization The results of this historic meeting of
younger generation members will be felt for many
hence in the progress of the Society.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-07-20
In Passing

Sometimes you may get
t h e discouraged feeling
that forces are now loose in
the growth of the federal
octopus that are beVond
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-07-20

The Last Word
BROTHERHOOD permits competition
and rivalry. - DIR. Everett z. CliaGhx 1872,
Evening star., 1955-02-20
Bonders' Activities Are Strictly for the Birds

(the observers) can get pretty
accurately" DR.. Aldrich said.
But not the colors."
Some folks have been gluing
white chicken feathers into the
pluinage of their feathered
friends. This is called imp
ing" and nobody Is sure what
effect it can have on the nor
NAL life Of, say, a song SPAR
row.
Some Are Dyed
Other birds are painted or
dyed. They stand out nicely
in q f1ock-but how do they
look to the eyes of other
birds?
Migratory birds are pro-
tected against such alteration
except by permit holders-by
treaty. The various color
markings, DR.. Aldrich says.
are valueless for Iong-terln
studies of migration. Those
still depend on the numbered
metal leg band.
tNon-migratory birds such
as pheasants are at the mercy
of their home States. Some
Midwesterners spend their
time dyeing the already gaudy
pheasant pink, cerise or pur-
pie. When he's gadding about
in the bracken. they can watch
his every move.
(This allows the collection
of much data useful in keep
ing the bracken full of pheas-
ants. the fields full of hunters
and the treasury full OF hunt
ing license fees.
(The Beau Brummels of
birddom are not, however, for
shooting. they are for study
ing. They provide enough in
telligence on their kind to al
low man to manipulate the
number Of unpainted pheas-
ant feathers that are available
for decorating the hats of
painted ladies.)
The at-a-glance identifica-
ton is of great value to the or
nithologist, If not to the bird,
DR.. Aldrich said. in short-term
studies, by a single observer,
on a restricted area such as a
Wildlife sanctuary.
But not If carried too far.
Evening star., 1955-02-20
By John r. Sembower

comes from the Mountain and
Cold Weather Training Com
mand at Fort Carson. Colora-
do, the Permafrost Research
Establishment at st. Paul,
Mimi, and Wilmette, Ill.,. the
Thule (Greenland) base. last
years Exercise Ski Jump. and
the winter fighting in Korea.
Fifth Army officers are un-
der the direction of 1t. Gen.
Hobart r. Gay. The exercise
itself is headed by Mai. Gen.
John G. Van Houten, COM
manding general of Fort Car
son, Colo. Brig. Gen. William
E. Darraway is deputy di-
rector, and Col. Paul @. Guth-
rie is chief of staff.
Gen. Gay. who headed the
Military District of Washing
ton as a major general in the
late '4es, has had plenty of
cold weather fighting expert
ence himself. A protege OF
the late Gen. Patton. he was
one of the ranking command
ers in the Korean war.
The maneuvers chiefs con-
ceive of their job as putting
the finishing touches on the
current stage of build-up for
winter strength in the Army
which has had relatively little
experience in extremely cold
weather fighting.
In both world wars, Russian
and other North European
troops had a virtual monopoly
on ski battalions, but the U. S.
is coming fast with a civilian
team of instructors headed by
Crosby Perry-Smith. Olympic
star, reporting that soldiers
who never saw skis anywhere
but in the movies before are
taking to them like ducks to
water"
When the snow was a little
late in coming last autumn,
they took their initial falls on
straw banks. Now they are
learning how to walk on the
level. fall and recover. and how
to use snowshoes. There is a
special manual Of arms for ski
troopers.
Evening star., 1955-02-20
Mountain Moneuyer-
Snow Troops to Fight in Rockies

Six men with a taste for adj
venture and a way with mules
turned up in Chicago a few
days ago with the object in
mind of joining the Army and
seeing the mountains.
If their ambition seems ana
chronistic to you, 1t is simply
because you don't understand
how close to first principles the
Army is getting in this atomic
age. In the high Rockies, the
olive-drab service is building
a tough winter combat team
designed to repulse attacks in
the Far North however foul
the weather.
In true Army fashion, the
training program for the team
is called Exercise Hailstorm.
It will be climaxed this week
by six hard days of maneu-
vers at attitudes up to 2 miles
above sea level.
Briefly. the exercise is this:
Beginning tomorrow an "ag-
gressor force" based on Salt
Lake City will move into the
Rockies in an attempt to cap
ture Tennessee and Shrine
Passes and pour down into
Denver and Pueblo.
To thWart the "aggressor"
invasion, there will be a 5000
man combat team equipped
with skis and snowshoes and
spearheaded by snow-going
"weasels"-the Army's versa
tile M-29 cargo carriers. The
whole exercise will be co-ordi-
mated, not from Denver or any
other place close to the
'front.'" but from, Chicago,
1000 miles away. There, at
5th Army headquarters, Army
naneuyer directors and UNI
pires will assess the effective
ness of American snow-borne
fighters.
Air Aid From Langley
Simulated atomic weapons
are to be used, Air support
will be provided by the Tao
tical Air Command headquar-
ters at Langley Air Force Base,
Virginia.
The pooled knowledge and
experience on winter fighting
Evening star., 1955-02-20
By Frank sortweII, Jr.

The bird banders have gone
too far.
In their anxiety to know at a
glance who's who In birddom
they have:
/. Put bright colored collars
on ducks. This was fair enough
until the ducks got their bills
stuck in the neck bands and
starved to death.
2. Run safety pins through
the nape Of a ducks neck. and
attached a colored tag-much
like a name tag at q conven-
tion.
The Fish and Wildlife Serv-
ice began to get letters from
astonished hunters. One re-
ported q duck he shot looked
like flying dime store" it
was so hung round with tags.
bands and such.
Other ornithologiStS were
finding their experiments
ruined because a canvasback
they knew. say, as Paul. was
wearing the same identifica-
tion as a widgeon somebody
else had marked as Joe.
Further. nobody knew what
sort Of variations the scientists
might be introducing into the
habits of the birds by garland
ing them.
Outcost or Cosonovo
DR.. John w. Aldrich, chief
of the section of distribution
of birds and mammals of the
service, said a decorated duck
might find itself a social out
cast in duck circles, or develop
an inferiority complex. He
might also. of course, become a
: social lion, or a highly sue
ceSsful Casanova.
No ducks were reported sunk
by the weight Of identification.
but the ones that starved to
death certainly cut expert
mentS short.
Protests. both scientific and
sympathetic, poured in on the
service.
Permits were rewritten to
state specifically what the
bander was allowed to do, and
what colors he was allowed to
do 1t with.
About 100 OF the country's
Evening star., 1955-02-20

Making nature an ally In
repelling any invader" is the
chief objective, according to
the commanding general. I'VE
are teaching them that nature
does not lick the soldier who
has the requisite combat skill
and is properly conditioned"
Southerners on Skis
Even though many Of their
men are from Southern States,
officers report that the soldiers
undertake ski training with
the enthusiasm of Northerners
for winter sports.
Any popularity contests held
so far in the grooming stage
for the exercise itself would be
won by the rugged "weasels."
which have emerged as COM
bination jeeps and snow tanks.
Carrying one driver and three
passengers, or up II 1900
pounds of cargo, a weasel
scoots over the snow almost
everywhere fast transportation
is needed, coping with terrain
which stops its big brother.
the larger capacity otter"
And where the otter and
weasel can't go. there's ale
ways the good, old Army mule.
One hundred and fifty SOL
diers from the 6lst Infantry
Regiment have been undergo
ing a rigorous Weasel-driver
training course under the
supervision of I'd Lieut.. Cor
don B. Riggs of Sullivan. Ind.
Driven by 75-horsepower en-
gine, the weasel shifts like an
automobile but has an extra
power range. Steering is done
by. braking levers, the right
track being slowed for a right
turn.
The upshot of four months
Of training and a week of seri-
ously simulated fighting unGer
actual field conditions is Ax-
pected to add materially to Aae
Army's cadre Of highly trained
specialists in winter fighting
who, in an emergency, could
quickly spread their know-how
among large numbers Of
troops.
Evening star., 1955-02-20

1,700 bird banders have been
given permission to do some
of these things. One man can
put red-and-blue neckbands
on Canada geese, for example.
Geese seem to have more
tolerance for being seized by
the throat in the name of
science than ducks do, and
don't get their bills caught.)
Some projects, DR.. Aldrich
said, have been called of
simply because there were no
more color combinations.
Evening star., 1955-02-20

Other troubles came from
people who were reporting the
gaudy fowl. It seems they
hadn't the scientific training
to tell orange from yellow
bands across a few acres of
marsh, or pink from red, or
whatever. This led to some
astounding conclusions for the
ornithologists. Those, in turn,
led to scientists refusing to
believe reports from just any,
body.
THE leg band number they
Evening star., 1955-01-27
OFFICE BOY
u 70 WORK IN RADIO STATION

INII = 81. N.W.t- 1In y.
0FFSFf PnEsslIAN--stsady posi-.
tio1 tes ssod cpssa,s.Ss, ,Dss,.s, ssDsols ~ g
nrcSnetirn. rn i9x22 Harris Cfskets
iiens. a ssiars desired. . sSs ssssR.
of'friicrAE-cAgssls ss,sr !. .sla 2. e; e;
Hfss bssss ssisfn Ssssf. ncx 4Sa =
Evening star., 1955-01-27
HELp-MEN

MN lzJ eas n.ss.sslY. n1el.x.hiy
marriods y " tfnine4 Tor peIu1-
nant position n our SERVES DEBT.
o6oo pay. auto allguAnce. vne4tteQ.
esnmfGEi1n. For intefglsu. tpply
hetNesn 20 an. and . D.n- 2s
xoa6ad % a hsh WIN tsshuieai .rasdie
klckgfoun1 for seTylce and sales o.
Ai-H edaipment. RI. 7-6el2. --27
you're z. AN IL g , ss' sis1 g s.f chez g
our underWritine d1pt negln q I
cierical capacity with oppoftunjt1
fof adgnncsment. 4 career poai1lcl
Ia the life Insurance business. VII
eonnider cofleGe night Jotuuelt1t D
Apply Fersohnsi ofAee. ard a. Sle
f4fh -. NV --z1
YOUN0 MAN--IArgs progressive a.
fiancing Institution needs the serg-
ices o1 an ambitious man to learn
credit lngestteation for pEemosion
% executive position - collection
and credit MAneger. Ihe Work Y
interesting and has many dement's
Prefer veteran under. fiI BILL. should
have automobi1e and VIII Be fcim-
eee NJ. craybi1. LKHpER9. NC,
202S N. Moore 81. Ari., VIA
XaXAAA. 80 ~ e~-&l
Evening star., 1955-01-27
MnIp@Mnl8EN lcaal. ]

do1; Dlsaisli N1rEIle fo1dl.lenl:
W7ssiI'71iko46n II sociEffx ron III
blind. 1914 = 81. NV. Us
Evening star., 1955-01-27

rEgCK, n ,.lI P9Iv5ERMlsss I,nEsT 1.9s SHsszEPPso5N; ssEPPs5N;
~ N hENCH xNb OuTsIDE MEN t2l;
local references. Apply IN person.
~ 81 steRspvn9ccfsSN; espn9ccf s1 e1art-time sa Sssanch
man. salary open. W. area. Gan
M "a. saE1ReySsiSSkMEN-Muss a1eSsS ). iDs s1psri-
enced;, must have either p. c. Or Va.
drivers license, see M Ma%sSn: %
rsFb.Cais a b:Eii N2 22uNiSR SiSa STATESMAN. Rish
school graduate, with . drivers
egSTsoTHiitMSN eSsTHiit ~ McAfvRofET. Only en- q.
ergetic, neat-appearinF. serious
minded young man with ambitions
70 learn auto sales worl end inas M
gsHEh g5Rfh ms osef sernin nsspi sppiy spGs Gmsassr
HAYWOOD THEATER. Mt. Rainter.
y9MHdTcHpraKER-First-eias only need
apply. KRNksT BuRK, e14 18th
mSS w WANTED % operate repair and
ness. Downtown location, must have
rood following and Be able 70 fur
,iAN p,ia rs Ronqw qwoRK ON A FARM. mus.
be capable Of handling men, farm
machinery and beef cAttlei furnish
feferenees Montsomefy Cossnnty.
RcS ySa1s. 1sSls. sIo5nd ssa5i es yrs. q sss,
retired; as clerk % one Of our
cleaning business, Call Mr.. COCK
RD R55i s7sss sssrssT ;sn d.s.ii., ts snd Z ss.
MAN--DEPENDABLE
WIN rEsgSsHs EssSsasRs dSRs sHEZs,9sssSS 9sssSSA
Evening star., 1955-01-27
HELR MEN
nffTHIpE aAIlEaMEN

~ &-DSA%AS - AA-NI-1uS----------- - :
Ths Haeht &C. ogenin4 neg eepart-
5sds fnrnished. on ths tcb tfHinine.
Earn while ypu l1asn. nut finance
eflf for 2 % 8 NcekH. Present men
IN samo department 1t other stores
sssasi soas sa ss1gs s.1Es 81 '9siEs szs 1'ls
PHARMACIST. sborouehlg ezper.s
!ssi! Ekas 81; pHSaasssfsicT. "a ssSo ISsi SISSsssi
rsas.clsz s..:a.. s.p.s. Sc ,ssss ss.:: q
LEY pRUds. 5000 AriinGton ID.
PIlAR1fAC1Sz. fuli-tims acheduie;
s5sssps cHss9 CHI ssIsss sfsa ssss
Conn. ave, Nv. Wo. 6-s60o, ~
fLuMeE1s go. sxpsEienesa ,,iy. Es-
iHd CO. a6a6 dsorsis ave. ~
rLUslsERs HELPERS, ta,, szperi,
HRApIRo PLUMBING CO. 3g06
fSkfEs. ~ aEs; ii; icf lsrss suso whoIssaIs
departnenti G-dag week: roed hour .srIs
ssIRuikiHr sssTInRuikiHr. ffsSc NC. Riyes q. M ana S,&o.
Railroad, Bethesda. Nd. no phone
PH05Ecr aENrAL nsgR. IVA. .arsss. 4
married. now employed as mgr. OF
I.sssr. Iss eonidsnEas ssss: Rs SoR iisak. e.al
REAL EsTArEPaorERrY Nan
Ao,FR sxp. pref "a, ser r,yT14srse e9TNns4Hne
SRca, 1aSikors m, k-f16S0. .--26
Evening star., 1955-01-27
HFLPMEA AND woMEN
ARCHITECT
MELP--p0AAFsTic


cOQK-G.M.W.--Liye In; $50 Wiki
gr, gyt, room og .siss sI,a ksas kSatA;, huys; ans
children; good recent local refs. ana
health card REQUIRED. Gail before
G.H.W.-PIAiN COOK for smaiI FAM
ily live n Sr gut Thurs sun. off.
ssIr:d s w. ssss: s:'isssHiss g isoaInss g.
G.if.M. 1kD CHitD CARE, re6ned
young eolnred girl With fefe,i live
IN; 81 days. Sls vk. ~. b-25lo.
g:A,w.i i've Il, PVT PVT. upstsIrs r, and
Wk.; refs. IA. 6-6610. 81
o.n.W.-COoK. live ID. private ru.:
fnust. be expef.; must have. refs;
laundry; fond Of children. " day
Inursday Qh g1d eyarZ other sun.
Z, "a; 4! !. Sss Sssk gk 81. a-6s7e .,,,s $50 l,,.
equipment, pvt. FTn. and bath; on
local refs.: $50. OF. 2.0f6S. --3i
MAID. part time. for sgorlswear shop:
hours. 10 2 III, Il; pcsisiyeiy no phone
sb sbS ApRlyw asls ssps9 Conn; vs,s;; ass; mn n.,
live In nice upstairs rTns bath,
every Thurs. Sun. on. after brkfst,
Refs. req. Excel. salary for Iieiit
,sEsons pg. z.4R29. lg-l pm. --27
MAID-PLAIM COOK. reliable woman;
ssIs,I ssis; Tsrii III liys s4 5Is; s-day vki sood
MxiD.d,M.M.-Eiys in, eolorsd, be-
tween IS and 10 years old; Thurs.
es.er9oo9s y and Sunday on $2s.
chi. ss u as: r.h.w. plain eookins:
b-day week; live IN; recent local ref
efences. EN-. 2-621e. 10
WOMAN. white, 70 i've In and care
for elderly gentlemen IN small apt
for few weeks. Call RA. o-2323
WoRKfihG MOTHER desires FefIasd
lady to live IN 8 days, care tor 2
emAn children; room and board and
tman salary. refs. req. 0aithers-
LIYE m, e.R.w. plain cooking. care
Of / child; Thurs. and Sun. on: ref.
E1xSSsEHRsfRN6EERS 1SsHs c6uffk q 8 do az gem
eknf housepork. eooking. and eome
driving, other help employed; eood
salasyi must have recent refs. o.
CiRi. eSolored. for s.h.E,. ironins, oc-
casionai child care. Bloyhi1l Crest
area, near Annandale. Val buefare
fErns refs. REQUIRED, ~. 4-39o3,
NEAT coLoRxD OIRL % clean
bachelor apt; permanent Box pc
n, star. zes
Evening star., 1955-01-27

INsTALLATI0ND, re-
lmmed. RA. 6-2293 any time. 31s
FLO0R SANDING, hnishing and war.
ing Reaaonshle rate: free estimRtes.
offsNhkkAf fETfeffsaiarxo, p.p.rinss sa ana
peintine. Floor eendtnE ODD Joh1:
HosE ~ IT, sxPiFo iMeEoSfhfNF Sin eNEF Ts2kEGsRsa:
Int. ext painting: csfpsnteflng;
sssis'f sIss frssY MY HAg Ags;5 g. sgR65,ngg g6
tsMrNo--Inssrlor ana sssssisr,
nne work. lowest ufies. tree est.
pniNrrnRg .1aHss Rg 7iisals 7ibsiaslFsor ana .1ssa;o,. s
sb RSdln csi cssisanslssi sIssi sfss III sJ'isd sd
paHNTisd. pafHN aiS andssa dfssarrRrsC. irss-sia.s
Workmanship; work done imnedi-
atslg NIB. PQAT,. RAs S.e049s q
"a NJ. eoles ~. " w nSs som'SlsIsI n1si
Wsiipspssr. s.i reracv' st' No u drilSins. Hsl: s.:
sst work Free estimate. AD. t-es2b.
PAINTING. Int. and en-; aysfase fn..
l9,i ,G ana sls L Lowest rsses n " toMI'
Srss s' 'estinaiss. no s-si2s
and And III j. home llspsossmsisss, Spssss % firss ls
class mechanic. Heas. sP. $500.
PAINTING. Interior ana sxteriofi IL
faoMssosE. s1as, sS5s tfoss 7.sgsS. 7ssllsHSe'ss = r.
PAINTING. fAfEkINGi special prices
now; latest desizns; RQQd. el1an
PxhiNsTiNs. PxIfEkfRds. s-vu1ssi waterproof.
inter: intsr. .ss .sxssfa 4 IA % ipans n AysiL s,g ser
pAPERrN0 AND PAINTM0, iss-eiass
fnechanifsi low winter prices; no
Psa. % %HfsNs1 ~ y. sPREcER. u. rs.
rxsitR Xiii koy--Eex prizes. Al vsrs:
pAsER psAis1Eas'ssiA 'ssiANSnlk WIN WsSi.s mechanic, han
sell employed; sampler shown: yefk
pEHassff5R'ikffNsf, pEJHassff5'isffs Hq2Kfxiihsssil, IA 81 ana
siss ss ssss ssss e ssls ss sss9 r. iS e' si1
PLAsrERrNo. patch werk ana cen
|PIksfEkfaG fxfcf M6RK 5 S SSs.
service: responsible. TO. 2-oi7l,
PLAgTERIN0 and remodelins. eeiiinss
and partitions. patehed or made
as.S!l.dT T0ts Can Ii. n2.s6ss.i i'ss sisss ]
|rRRasrEslNo. vrnErsoorIso. = vs-
sSSe 81 ii. 5.SoBf lis
PLUiinlN6 AND MEATINGt bath
rooms. gas boilers and hot.watsF
estimates. Terms aFranRed. ~.
moo 6tfSo, al types; spsssrL sposSss:
fHpNts2 f1H5pBsNats52 wRd aRRd ,.2sss gslassina. A ..
Evening star., 1955-01-27
MECHANICS

MECHANICS
AUTOMATIC WASHING MAclI1NEe
Exnerience necessary. We Supply car.
From S76 70 500 per week start.
ine salary. Apply N person otsiy.
Evening star., 1955-01-27

MAINTENANCE lWnltel
must know carpentry. minor plumb;
irig. electrical renair. And general
shopworks 10 drinkins; Va, drivers Y "a
Pssm9is4 Psssm9Ni4rNaNd9 ARdR9ly ,,rsFsrci = HAtSSps fsds !.
Teylor ST., Arlington w. RS H'
Evening star., 1955-01-27
CALL DI. 7-32O9
FOR APPOINTMENT
Mr.. Lane

sHLEsMEM 20 sen home improye-
years Of successful operation; Apply
between IL and l.. J.. J.16ULblvAN
sS4ooRsiiSE. iis,n iSr sssaodnss 81 a;s natiCnslly
advertised: local Tv advertising;
car, required; selling experience oe-
sirahle but not necessarily oraMins
account. For apt. call Ap. 1-Sgsso2
sSSILFssiES11fSr SI Asre pay; must have
ear and be thoruughly expesisneed.
Room 7Of, III lAth -, NV. -
ekEHaMEN---An excellent opportunlty
for experienced Yaeunnnn cleaner
saiesfnen. who quality 70 seN sears
nationally famous Kenmore clean
allowance. COMPANY hsnsfss. App,s
IN person, SEAEs-RokHUGk y TOa
$500 wilson blvd, Ariinston. "a,
sALEsMEN -- oppoFtuniss. luIi :.
part time In our sales department.
eoiieee men. serviceinep, ooyernncni
men who need additional o. tull'
time 0afningHi no expeHence re-
CURED not canyasstne, Lof appt
ssLsssssssshs sssssssshs tor rsal sppertunlsy p
With experience. Boz as-s. star;
Evening star., 1955-01-27

sSsaa.,ssSsc saa.,sS Ds:: .':ss, se:S :psySsss sSEs'ss
psndAsis. ApSis iSsS Ssrd &. Nv.
MgunANICs-Ne need 4 sxpsrisneed
Chtysier product mechanics for piese
day week see Mr. BUkDEEIk. nt
XkoO Wisconeif ave nawss hA. ~
1&fln ~ I'M a-Iilhll -
Evening star., 1955-01-27
IaNTT0R---HIILMAN

coIored; for large apt. bldg. near
Rossiyh. Must have best references
and experience: quarters. plus Sl3a
no; csil MRS. STOKES, "a, 2
Evening star., 1955-01-27
HOTEL EXPERIENCE
MANAGER

Fbr hish.grade nv. apt. bldg. Nith
fifrn. and unfuFn. apis. Pleasant
WORKING cond. Give ege and refe.
Box 304-R star. --20
HOUSE MOTHER, ktndersarten or
nursery experience preterred; avail.
ahle res Il: $500 70 start, l
month paid vacation; i've 10. "a.
HsoIubsEMarvEs-Turn your free hours
into cash. Dignified work shoEine
line tableware; car nec.;t white; hiSh
earnings. Cnii UN. A-7Op7. .--27
HEM alphabetical punch operator:
S307.76 per mo-; experienced; per-
fnanent position; large corporation;
40.hour, 5~day week. State age,
experience. education. race, refer.
ences, BOZ 337-R. star. 80
exper. only. exclusive
sports wear shop. Parkington, Va.:
CASUAL coRNER. M. 2-se40so
rEcHNoLoGrsT = Txeel-
lent opening for AGCP, registered.
Apply ARLINGTON HOSPITAL, 18th
and N. Edison sts.. IA. $4,000. Ext.
81. --26
Evening star., 1955-01-27
MANUFACTURERS
REPRESENTATIVE
Experienced.

win one or two accounts Of his
own Who wishes 10 supploInent bis
eNrnines BY being essoriated WITH
Ysanrtactufefs fepresentatiye VINO
needs assistance in servictng &C.
Evening star., 1955-01-27

~ ~. ai-ss. win Be Given complete
trsirinR In. ali phases Of consumer
!, SnnS,cc business leading % lnAnaee.
irerft Of branch ONCE, Must have
tnvSnce. % Apply In person 10 Mr..
kihett 81 Ss2a Rhode Island ave.
Evening star., 1955-01-27

i. ~
CLKRK, white; ace 1880; Tor front
ofice az dry cleaning plant. A0-hour
week, prefer silver 6print resident.
Arply 1900 30 An. and AS pm.
10 Hr. Manuel, MAYFAIR LAIN.
Dry 2nd eve; .Hd colsssiils ~.
CIxnKs--1ouns. Wits: nass be &C.
eprste With neures and pssd ado
rs.P rAPPlE III iallkasRpp5IkioaIsr. kasRpp "a - Il.
store On Wilson blvd. Youne lady.
whife. no. previous expeT. neeehsAfy
Some typine. Excel yo1f 0-eay TX
,QPsn q 70, sc. 5000. 1s
salafY oDepi KenlinFtcn area BAN
CROFT CONSTRUCTION corr.
ift02 Dewey N Kentingtcn- 70.
cLkkK-kfffsT, pari tine. sseornt-
arts q4ee. e0e pei hour Mnsi y
AQurs y p.m- n 2-eeI1
CL1AE-yKElsx is e n gsfr g snses 3
f:t6 pm. vacation alla sice le4se
benefts: non-pFoflt c1iesefja Tor
q a fsautAA AaI' ftii2P1na'' fiss n's. ads c6
!. $40 l4tn 81. nsw, Is
cIEnK-1KK68T IT ingnf1nte qflce.
Mnet ~ eecQrets With urure1f g.1ns
vcSki nleasE1t IVcfklnE tcnliliels:
q ',iGis Ia } s. ~. = s,as aRsisss - II