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Smyrna times., 1955-12-08
Kent Home DOings
BY: Charlotte L. Swanson. Home Demonstration Agent

Kennedy, Jr.; Clayton Club, Mrs.
Earl Hurd, Mrs. Walton Smith;
Cowgill's Club, Mrs. William Con-
ard, Mrs. Harvey Opdyke; Fraz-
ier's Club, Mrs. Albert Steele;
Happy Homemakers Club, Mrs.
Leonard French; Harrington Club,
Mrs. John Walls; Hartly Club,
Mrs. Ruth Stokes, Mrs. Clyde
Campbell; Houston Club. Mrs.
Joseph Hayes; Kenton Club, Mrs.
Clifford Clark; Leipsic Club, Mrs.
William Knots, Mrs. Arthur
Short; Merrymakers' Club, Mrs.
Francis Winkler; Oak Grove Club,
Mrs. Francis Raughley; Smyrna
Club, Mrs. Townsend Vaughn; st.
Jones Club, Mrs. Edward Hardy,
Mrs. John S. Farrow; Viola Club,
Mrs. o. M. Kersey, Mrs. E. C.
Barnard.
Smyrna times., 1955-12-08

man of the committee which
worked on the constitution and
presented the suggested revisions
to the Council.
Mrs. Arthur Short, Smyrna,
who has served as President of
the Council during 1954-55, thank
ed the group for their cooperation
and introduced the officers for
1956-57: Mrs. Francis Raughley,
Dover, President; Mrs. William
Conard, Dover, Vice-president;
Mrs. William Knots, Smyrna,
Secretary; Mrs. Jehu F. Camper,
Harrington, Treasurer; Mrs. Cliff
ford Clark, Kenton, Delegate-at-
Large; Mrs. Francis Thomas,
Marydel, Alternate Delegate.
The following chairmen for
1956-57 were announced by Mrs.
Raughley, the incoming president:
Safety, Mrs. George Meyer, Dow
er; Family Life, Mrs. Harvey F'if-
er, Dover; Health, Mrs. Leonard
French, Milford; Citizenship and
International Relations, Mrs. Cliff
ford Clark, Kenton.
Those attending the Council
meeting We're: Andrewsville Club,
Mrs. Frank Taylor; Canterbury
Club, Mrs. Gordon Maris; Cee-W-
Dee Club, Mrs. Harvey Fifer;
Chestnut Grove Club, Mrs. j. A.
Smyrna times., 1955-12-08
CLOTHING PROBLEMS
Course In Advanced Clothing Prob
lens Offered at University

A course in Advanced Clothing
Problems will be offered in the
spring term of the University OF
Delaware's Extension program.
The course is an introduction
to the Bishop Method of clothing
construction and tailoring which
emphasizes trade techniques as
applied to home sewing. Research
shows that it has been helpful
Smyrna times., 1955-12-08


salvation" Among the passages
to be read from Science and
Health with Key to the Scrip
lures" by Mary Baker Eddy will
be the following (444:10): "Step
by step will those who trust Him
find that God is our refuge and
strength, a very present help in
trouble Scriptural selections
will include the following from
Psalms OLD: HE that dwelleth
in the secret place of the most
High shall abide under the sha-
dow of the Almighty"
Smyrna times., 1955-12-08
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH
Report of Church Services For
Next Sunday

The subject of the Lesson-Ser-
mon in First Church of Christ,
Scientist, 1901 Van Buren Street
Wilmington, the Christian Society,
Grange Hall, Milford and the
Christian Science Society, VIA
Building, Rehoboth Beach, Sun
day, December IL, 1855, will be
God the Preserver of Man. Morn
ing Service and Sunday School
are at HOO am. How safety
aid strength may be maintained
through steadfast trust in Gods
power will be brought out at
Christian Science services Sunday
Keynoting the Lesson-Sermon en-
titled God the Preserver of Man
is the Golden Text from Exodus
/ (15.2): 1.-THE Lord is my strength
and song, and he is become my
Smyrna times., 1955-12-08
take place January Is.

take place January Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. James v. Wright
and Mrs. Willard Wright were
dinner guests on Thanksgiving of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Carver in
Wilmington.
Mrs. George M. Richards left on
Tuesday for a weeks visit with
her sister, Mrs. Edward Boyd and
Mr.. Boyd in Swarthmore, Pa.
Miss Caroline Staats spent sew
eral days of her vacation with
Miss Helen Schlossman at Co
lumbia, Pa.
Smyrna times., 1955-12-08

meeting of the
X e mt County
Home Demon
stration Coun-
Gil on Friday,
December 2, at
Viola Commun-
ity Hall. Mrs.
John S. Far
row, Magnolia,
served as chair
Smyrna times., 1955-12-08
cultural Extension Service.

cultural Extension Service.
The course is scheduled to meet
weekly on Thursday evenings from
700 to 1000 pm. for fifteen
weeks beginning February 2. 1t
will meet in Room 80, Alison
Hall, on the campus of the Uni.
versity of Delaware. Registration
will take place on January 28 at
the Carpenter Field House, New
ark, from $50 am. to 100 pm.
For specific information write
to Ruth E. Pearce, Alison Hall
University of Delaware.
Smyrna times., 1955-12-08
ST. Peters Church

The Rev. F. S. Bancroft. rector
of st. Peters Church, has an
nounced the following services on
the third Sunday in Advent, Dec.
IL: Holy Communion, 8 am;
Church School, 10 am; Morning
Prayer and sermon, IL am, fol-
lowed by a coffee hour in the par
ish house; Nursery School, IL am
Smyrna times., 1955-12-08

The USS Forrestal can launch
planes faster than any other air.
craft carrier in the world. The
huge warship will commence fleet
activities in early 1856.
Smyrna times., 1955-12-08

A revised constitution for Kent
County Home Demonstration Clubs
was discussed and adopted at a
Smyrna times., 1955-12-08

Mr.. Clay F. Bailey, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Bailey of Cape Char
les, Virginia. The wedding will
Evening star., 1955-05-26

Con be used as window or
floor ton. Chrome protective
grille on front and back.
Makes no TV or rodio in
terterence. Heavy cost base.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-16
Nehru Bill 10 Speed
Taking Of Property
Wins Strong Support
BY the A.seeiessd Press

NEW DELHI, India, Mar. To-
The Lower House of Parliament
yesterday pushed ahead Prime
Minister Nehru's bin to make
reqlisitioning Of private prop
erty easier. The vote was 1929
to refer the measure to q select
committee and thus speed It's
passage.
The bill is part Of the Prime
Minister'S program OF achieving
q "socialistic pattern" for midas
economy as rapidly as possible
by Matchmaking some enterprises.
Members Of his Congress
Party. Communists. Socialists.
Independents and Princes, joined
in advancing the bill, which
would amend the constitutional
requirement for fun compensa-
ton for appropriated private
property.
Tn nine opponents. consisting
Of Hindu right-wingers. argued
that the measure should be circu-
lated throughout the nation to
get the popular reaction.
The final decision on the bill
will be made by the Upper House
this coming week end.
In the two-day debate, Mr..
Nehru said. I'VE viii pay COM
pensation for properties acquired
but cannot afford full compensa-
ton"
He rejected q Communist sug-
geStion that all British capital
in India be appropriated. ut is
an absolutely wrong way Of look
ing at things" he said. Instead
Of adding to midas wealth as
they tthe Communists) claim. it
would only upset things and
distribute poverty"
In reaffirming his Socialist
philosophy last December. the
Prime Minister assured Parlia-
ment he did not contemplate
100 per cent naturalization Of
property. The purpose back Of
his proposal, he said. was to
achieve full employment ano
greater production" Private in
dustry should be allowed to
operate wherever possible, he
added.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-16
School Bus With 100
0verturns; Six Hurt
BY the A,soeie.sd Pres.

FLORENCE, S. c., Mar. 16.-A
school bus repeatedly loaded with
nearly 100 children overturned
on dirt road 20 miles south Of
here yesterday. Only six of the
children required medical atten-
ton and their injuries were
minor.
The State highway patrol said
the bus left the Willow Creek
Negro School with 10l students
, and overturned near the COM
niunity of Evergreen when it
failed to make a curve.
The highway patrol identified
the driver as Charles Evans
Thomas, II. They quoted him
as saying another student fell
between me and the steering
| wheel" causing the driver 70 lose
control.
/ Thomas told police he had
! dropped only . few students at
their homes before the accident
| occurred.
School officials could not be
| reached Immediately for COM
ment on the number Of pupils in
! the bus. Such a bus usually car
ries only about so pupils at most.
1 Thomas, a substitute driver
who took over q regular route
about q week ago, has been
! charged with reckless driving.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-16

where . brick bulkhead ended
the tour.
The giant tunnel. the diameter
Of which was more than twice the
height Of the tallest man In the
party. will one day carry up to
three times more water than the
Potomac River does at its slug
gish midsummer low, Mr.. Auld
said.
Yesterday. though. only q
trickle of water which had leaked
into the tunnel ran. down the
brick lined bottoms Of the con-
duit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-16
BY N. A..oeie,.d Pres.

BALTIMORE, Mar. ia
Washington man arrested last
October IL in q hemp field at the
Agriculture Department expert
mental farm at Beltsyille was
given a l0-month jail sentence
yesterday after his conviction in
Federal court here on charges Of
injuring q crop of hemp.
Rollin Weber, 80. was cleared.
however. of the more serious
charge of producing and ham
ding marijuana.
Weber, whose address at the
time of his indictment in JAM
uary was the 1900 block of RAN
dolph street NE. was found
guilty by a Jury and then sem
fenced by Chief Judge william
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-16
Man Gets 10 Months In hadjuana Case

C. Coleman. He also was fined
$500.
Weber has a record Of mar
cotics dating back to i94s. at
which time he was described as
a former District policeman and
a musician. He was charged also
in 1850. when his occupation was
listed as a brsuh salesman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-16
Lane Goes Underground to See
Giant Piney Bronch Sewer

ladder into q manhole within
stone-throwing distance Of Piney
Branch road and Sixteenth street
NV.
Clad in especially provided
galoshes and carrying fiashlishts.
the group liked more than q
third of q mile W. the l5-foot
circular tunnel deep under RAN
dolph street to Kansas avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-16

Col. Thomas A. Lane. Engineer
Commissioner. went more than 80
feet underground yesterday to
make his final inspection OF .
81. los. 900 section Of the new
Piney Branch sewer.
And. he said. he liked what he
saw.
Col. Lane and a party headed
by David v. Aud. director of
sanitary engineering, climbed
down out Of sight on q precarious
Evening star., 1955-10-31
:. EMPL. EXCHANGE
EXCEPTIONAL
OPPORTUNITY
FOR YOUNG EXECUTTVF

National trade association
needs young exec. asst. OF
Superior ability and intelli-
gence for unusually interest
ing work. Definitely require
man With certain qnaiifica-
tionx,
mo EXCEPTIONS, in
Guiding. Age 20 to 81: mar
ried: pub. speaking ability,
writing ability. aggressive
ideas, gregarious, at the same
time must be mature. cautt-
oas, conservative. Tough
Qualifications You bett SAL
airy will more than cofnpefl-
safe. Reply in one page only
To Hox 33-A. Star. ----3I
Evening star., 1955-10-31
statesmen

One Of the Oldest and largest
companies in the world IS growing
fast and will employ you II you
are interested in makins money
This is position for q career and
not Just to catch up work. we are
opening new stores every year and
wish TO build up personnel. II you
want 70 be trained for q particular
Job, If you would like q good sal
ary and commission plus monthly
bonus. we need you TO qualify for
these openings.
Selling Is one Of the highest paid
professions In the world and train
ing will help you make the money
you need. You are not limited to
territories and calls are waiting for
you. 30, II you are inclined, II
you are selling now, II you wish o
chance of q lifetime, salary. COM
mission, monthly bonus, transpor-
tation furnished, pleasing working
conditions many company benefits,
come In and Apply at the SINGER
SEWING MACHINE CO.. 4p0b
Annapolis I'd. Bladensburg, Md.
Apply In person. Thomas A. Dodd.
81
Evening star., 1955-10-31
MAN WANTED
WITH CAR
MAN WITH CAR

Attractive Income. 0ood
references. Phone JU. 5-135I.
MEN, coloredi TO wash, gas and park
exper., with large trucks, ana will
ing to work 8 nights per wk., D. &.
drivers permit required. Cali Mr.
RICHARDS. ME. S-01l9. Monday
and Tuesday only, ---3t
MEN, 100, to distribute soap sam
Piles. able to read and write; must
be neat and clean. pay, So per day
3-mo. work. Apply A. d. W.. 400
New York ave. NV. 81
Evening star., 1955-10-31
HELp--MEA

sALEsMRN . t3l. most anyene car
make $3.50 Q week In our business
from nov until Christmas. 6et
what Il Is ali about at $50 p St
NV. Room 307. 5-7 pm. -
statesmen (3l
Would you like to join . group b
top-hrncket statesmen. q salesmen'l
a orsannsssatica RE whose iasnassFs GER. 81, 81
over that Anal hurdle where yoi
will receive real salesman's com
pensation. No eanEassillg WI
sell by appointment only. Age be
tween 27-69; have carr $500 pc
mo, guarantee to start. Phone RE
5-39t3, for appointment for inter
Evening star., 1955-10-31
HfLP--MfN

STOCK CtERK, 3-mo. work. han.
ding SOAP stock inventory. must
hare top notch references. Apply
SUPERVISORS, 3-mo. work. han.
samples, must haYe drivers permit
knowledge OF city and experience
III door to door sAinpling helpful
Apply A. D. W.. $50 New Yofl
Evening star., 1955-10-31
OFFTCE WORKER
PAllITNl'iTERs
PAINTERS
EXPERIENCED ONLY
Apply
JAF'FE
Nff f2kh aT n m

FIUMRER, experienced in jobbine
FRANK u. Poos. ia. SLID. al
PLUMBING AND HEATING CON-
Germ, etsablished open shop, doing
large volume Of new work. ID. c.
and Nd. desires services OF a
competent, eficient and thorough
mechanic, to work and supervise
mp to $4,000 yr. guaranteed, de-
pendent on ability to perform.
Present employes know Of this ad
Please reply in detail, stating age,
Qualifications, experience, refer
snces. etc. Box I64-A. Star. 81
Evening star., 1955-10-31

sALEsMEN---Hardware and eiectri-
ware retail stores, Many account IS
est: good opportunity for the riaht
person. Apply ATLANTIC ELEc,
TRIO q HARDWARE CORP, 3T2s
10th ST ne. ---4
Statesmen TO sell commercial re-
frigeration and air-conditioning
equipment; top commission. car
necessary. so. 6-4444. ---b
Statesmen, OR WOMEN; over 7Oo.-
600 families use our service; need
people TO expand in this area
30 hours work makes you SI00-
$3.50 week. STRICTLY LEADS.
Must be prepared TO begin irnme-
dtateiy. Car necessary. Permanent,
good future. For interview and
appt. phone Mr.. Taylor, XII s.
231g or Larry Day. JU. 7-b561,
Sunday oil day, or daily until Ii
am. or after $40 pm. -3I
Statesmen 80, white. for outside
work, local or travel; average earn.
ings, 500 wk. to start. Transpor
tatton furnished. Apply Room 41O
TIA 9th st. NV. -
statesmen, experienced, part time
ior boys dept. or furniture dept
ior large children's store in Arling.
ton; evenings and Sat-; good
wages; permanent position. Call TIE
n-TUOO lot apt. IL
statesmen, sell in fine mems store
good pay. start 1T once. Apply II
person to the HUB MEMS STORE
d13o N. Highland St, Arlington
Evening star., 1955-10-31
Ex-coFFEE MAN

Route salesman, assistant manaeer
crew manager. Second largest direct
coffee company Is ready for i'm.
mediate expansion. II you checked
out clean and want 70 get back In
the coffee business. call u. 4. ROY,
6T. 3-7S94 or write 112Q Vermont
ave. NV. Wash. D. c.. Suite 323.
Evening star., 1955-10-31
PART TIME
6::00-9::30 Pm.
SIS PER EVENING

Eight neat-appearing young men to
work IN public relations division OF
and college students acceptabie;
white. For interview. apply Room
7O3, Medical Science Bldg.. Yer.
mont ave. and L ST. NV. Monday
and Tuesday, IA b m. Ali
Evening star., 1955-10-31
SALES MANAGER

Age $3.50, 10 train for MANAGEMENT
position IN dfrect-to-eonSuuler field
II you like TO sell you can earn
about $50 wk. while learning. Cali
Mr.. YOUNG. Ma. S-7357, to ar
range interview Salary and COM
mission discussed at interview.
SALESMAN Hardware and electri-
cal experience to call on local hard
ware retail stores. Many accounts
est. good opportunity for the right
person. La. 6-9040. III
sALEsAAN--Here is an opportunity
ioF an energetic man with an eve
TO the future. TO become associated
With progressive, veii-estabIished
frm IN the seeond-fastest-Rrowi
industry In the country. THE Z,
2. GAS INDUSTRY. Sales exp.
desirable but not required. Direct
selling TO the customer. Car fur
~ Tnashed. Ss,.s;i salary and commission;
PARLETT GAS COMPANY. 20.
2-43SJ. ---3I
SALESMAN, experienced preferred
TO sell tanitor supplies for leading
well-known lanitor supply arm.
Complete training. protected estab-
hshed territory: excellent salary
@ and eommissions; car required.
DIXIE JANIToR SUPPLY CO.
- fANea@~bAetteN &bEs ANss dA .
$1,000. ii
SALESMAN, white. drivers permit:
typing helpful, Retail store. 500
wk., raises. IL. 7-:l304. ---:3I
SALESMAN for new hot-water heater
department Of JOHN @. WEBSTER
CO Must live In Va. area ExpEr.
{ not necessary but preferable. be-
tween 22-3.. with family respon-
kihilities Call Mr.. House for appt
ST. 3~6l00. --3i
SALESMAN. ieveiry: active credit
jeEeiry store: steady employment,
pleasant SURROUNDINGS. company
benefits good salary and conmiS-
sion. Apply manager. KEET'S, 50l
7th st. NV. No phone calls --2
SALESMAN with ability to manage
branch once and accept responsi-
bility. Sales experience helpful hut
further training Will be offered In
this particular field Earnings per
year for qualified man should av-
erage $1,000 or more, Interview op
further details telephone OWNER
ut Ma. S-0454. --31
SALESMAN 10 call on contractors
and builders with line Of leading
aluminium prime windows; must
be able 10 read blueprints. Exper-
ience in windows essential Excel
lent proposition for right party.
Write stating qualifications. Box
Evening star., 1955-10-31
HELP-.--AEN

MEN--ExceIient openines for f2l
men. full time; also l part time.
Married men preferred. FulI time
can average over 500 per week.
Fully established routes, no cold
canvasslng. Famous everyday
necessities assure steady hish
necessary, but must be able to
furnish character references. For
details apply FULLER BRUSH CO..
Bill National Press Bldg l4th
s.s477 d 81 Dt 7.s4ss. 80 ii
National organization, one Of the
larsest In It's field, win interview.
hire and train 10 men between
the ages Of II and 66i full or part
einsting and sensational products
offered In many years Special
proposition and high percentags
earnines to ambitious men who are
promotion minded, Come in Tues
day evening. November 4 only. from
$50 to $50 Pm, Room 561
Raleigh hotel. 18th and Pa. ave
s,si seHiEsR. Az for MR.. oubER or tsf M
Young NAN. willing g learn OBJ
should be mechanically inciinec
and good at Mathematics, Good
pay while training. Excellent op-
portunlty for advancement. Cal
Young MAN, for Junior sales work 9
Thoroukh personal trainins. Car
earn $50 per wk. See Mr., MUIR
RAY, RIM. 4O2. 1908 O 81. NV.
YOUNG MAN with BACKGROUND II
electrouics for assembly oI instrlI.
nents. GARDNER LABORATORY
INC, 1923 Elm. 81. Bethesda. Nd
JaH JRah9Hs q s7sa3. -
no exper. neces.; neat appearing
part time. Cali Mr.. SNYDER. for
appt. AID, 4-4O92. --6
YOUNG MAN. for service station:
honest, sober, reliable: must be able
to meet and greet customers: ex-
perience not necessary. MAY.
BURY8 SERVICE. 5tl3 South
washington st.. Falls Church, Va,
PART-TIAfE JANITOR, 20iB r a.
NV Hu. J-6I66 between . and s.
beainntng Monday. ---3f
Evening star., 1955-10-31


MAN, TO help upholsterer In shop
and help with drapery installation.
Ef0ne LU. 2-494S. -
MAN, white, age 25-4O, for delica-
tessen, $50 wk. with advancement
In 3 mos. 1900 18th 81. NV. ---3I
MANAGER. night shift, from Sill.
for gas station; must be expert
enced, references required. See
III, wise. LOGAN MOTOR Co.
2017 Virginia ave. NV. ---6
MECHANICS. 8. to work 6-l2 mid
night and 3 Am. TO 8 pm. Sat-:
liberal commission basis: paid va
cation and other company benefits
with Washington's fastest-growtng
ChTysler- Plymouth Dealer. See Mr..
staten, service MANAGER, ROYAL
MOTORS. INC, 1240 Upshnr st.
nv. IA. $4,000. --3l
MECHANICS. 2--Join o fast growing
concern; mechanics now making
S100; $3.50 per, week; 5ia days;
paid vacation. other company bene-
hts. See Mr.. Staten, service man.
aEer, ROYAL MOTORS. chrysier-
Plymouth Dealers, 1910 Upshur St.
NV. ia, $4,000, ---31
NEWiCAR MAKE-READY MEN, D.
S-day week; paid vacation, other
eompRny benefits. Washington's 8
lastest-growins Chrysler Plymouth
Dealer. See Mr.. Staten, service
manager. ROYAL MOTORS, INC,
s1240 Upshur st. NV. ia. $4,000.
Evening star., 1955-10-31
hELP--MlEN
!. YOUNG MEN
ASSISTANT MANAGERS
INTERVIEWERS
INVESTIGATORS

ASSISTANT MANAGEHS
INTERVIEWERS
INVESTIGATORS
PERMANENT POSITION
NOW AVAILABLE,
TEMPORARY POSITIONS
AVAILABLE NOVEMBER Z
TILL CHRISTMAS. WE
INVITE YOU TO WORK
FOR US IN OUR OFFICE,
IN OR NEAREST YOUR
COMMUNITY. GOOD
STARTING SALARY
ADVANCEMENT
WITH REGULAR SALAR
INCREASES AND
EXCELLENT COMPANY
BENEFITS, INCLUDING
sPENSION PLAN.
APPLY NOW IN PERSON
AMERICAN FINANCE CO
b422 Wis, Ave. Chevy Chase, Nd.
4702 Marlboro Pike, Coral Hills. Md
33nS r. !, Ave. Mt. Rainier, Md.
1889 Gegrgia Ave. silver Spring, Nd
R07 King St, Alexandria. Va,
3159 Wilson Blvd, Arlington. Va.
2O2I n. Moore St., Arlington. Va,
---l
THE MAN WE ARE LOOKING FOR
Age 25-40. married. college grad
uate. dissatisfied with present con.
t1eetion or future prospects. anibt
ttpus to make SIG. 900 q year o.
more, and willing 20 work for it, /
leader, resident this area more thar
tive years. II you feel you are tn.
man We want, write giving full de-
tails to BOX 35e.B. Star.
COUPLE To CARE for cIose-in Nd
farm estate. salary with room AMI
board. EP. 4-3sI4. ---31
Evening star., 1955-10-31
SALESMAN i

25 to 35. with car, TO solicit orders
from established accounts for
wholesale distributor of metal mold
tngs. salary and commission. ROB-
ERTS CO.. 1868 First st. sc, Ii.
Evening star., 1955-10-31
SALESMAN

Attractive opportunity for
young men, 24-30, in local
sales organization repre-
senting nationally known
A. B. Dick duplicat-
ing equipment and sup
plies. Excellent career
open to young men quail
fled by ambition, initiative
and direct selling expert
ence or aptitude to warrant
intensive training. Call Mr..
Chairs at ME. 8-1721 for
personal interview.
GIST & CHAIRS, INC,
1012 Fifteenth st. NV.
Evening star., 1955-10-31

HARDWARE CLERK, permanent p,-
aitlon. over 90 years 81 aee. -.
perienee desired. or willing to learn: I:
Arlington or Fairfax resident pre :
ferred: DEWEY HARDWARE. 1855
Evening star., 1955-10-31
WILL TRAIN

A man to collect an essabiished
weekly pFemillh desit. age 81 Il
40, No expeFtenee necessary. Po-
sttfon Is permanent. salary com
MONUMENTAL LIFE ms. CO.
Room sos, Homer Building
COL 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1955-10-31
NfLP--MEN

PART-TIME MAN with car. alas.
sss SosE snas e mus, xs.ks si sOis .yss g
and week ends; not canvasstne.
earnings around $40 weekly. Phone
Evening star., 1955-10-31
NIGHT STEWARD

fWhitep for 1st-class downtown
Washington hotel, Experienced. .
usual company benefitr after 3
months. Give background expert
enee In drst reply. Box 75-B. Star
Evening star., 1955-10-31
HELp--WoMEk
Adjustment Dept. Clerk

Adjustment Dept. Clerk
Permanent position. 4tD-hr. week;
free disqualification. insurance and
other company benefits; must be
able to cope with and get alone
with people. some knoWledge oi
tipping helpful. Apply q. 4 g.
LAUNDRY. 4419 Baltimore ave.
Biadensburg. 81
ANsWERING SERVICE requires re-
sponsible and intelligent individual,
good conversationalist; telephone
work; no experience necessary,
Call DI. 7-2S03. --31
ARTIST for permanent position with
department store. Limited or nC
experience Is no barrier. II you have
sound knowledge Of drawing. per
and ink. and wash rendering. FOL
newspaper reproduction. State age
experience and salary expected
Box l4-v, star. - -
Evening star., 1955-10-31
statesmen
SALES OPPORTUNITY
RETIRED PERSONS
SALESMEN-TEACHERS

A limited number Of openings ara
now being Allied In our Faiit
Church. Annanda1e, Hyattsviile aad
opportunity t. represent an es.
fabiished firm offering complete
sales training, basic salary. plus
liberal commission and vacation
with pay. Call AP. 1880 between