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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-09-16
COMMUNAL
AFFAIRS

American Jewish communities
will now have an opportunity to
meet a new dynamic leader of the
National Committee for Labor Is
rael l.. F.. He is DR.. Dow Begun who
took over the reins from Isaac
Hamlin, former national secretary
of the organization A noted
economist, he was educated in
Continental and British univer-
stiles and speaks Is languages
fluently, including English, He
brew and Yiddish During
World War II DR.. Biegun served
with the British armed forces in
France, the low countries and
Norway +. He was a member OF
the British War Crimes Investiga-
ton Unit of the British Army on
the Rhine :. He enjoys reputa-
ton as an excellent orator and has
to his record the raising of loans
in various countries for the Jew
ish National Fund and the Jewish
Agency, in conjunction with the
State of Israel He has also
organized large-scale investments
in this country and in Latin
America for Ampal and Israel in
dustries The monopoly held
by Arab and pro-Arab elements
at the Summer Institute on Near
Eastern Affairs at the University
of Michigan was broken after long
and tedious negotiations For
the first time, Israel Ambassador
Abba Eban has also been invited
to lecture before the $500 stu
dents attending the Institute :.
At no time in the past were Jew
ish groups able to place a pro-
Israel speaker there, while Arab
and pro-Arab lecturers have al
ways been part of the program {.
Credit for the change is due to the
Jewish Community Council of
Detroit and to some Jewish lead
ers in Ann Arbor, Mich.
Doris Smolar)
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-08-04

corn, Kool-Aid, Candy, Cookies
and Swaps.
One comment overheard was
my, its hard to spend a quarter
here" probably due to the fact
that sales were for one and two
cents, swaps, slightly more.
Members of the group are,
Linda Stup, Susan McKinstry,
Cynthia Hofinger, Carol Nor
cross, Carol Cheeks, Judy Welsh
and Celia Dalton. Helpers were
Linda and Barbara Bane. The
girls feel that they can take
enough of the earnings for a wat
ermelon one of these hot days.
Rep. and Mrs. Glen Lipscomb
of California, who live at High
Point, Md. were dinner hosts at
Normandy Farm recently in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Gabriel
Felix of Glendale, Calf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rupert o. Sharitz,
6109 Massachusetts Ave. extend
ed, have been enjoying a visit
from her sister, Miss Dorothy
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-08-04

en- Street on the arrival of a baby
girl. Little Miss" has been NAM
ed Leigh Adair Talbot and
weighed in 6 pounds 3 ounces
on July 7 in Baltimore.
Two of Rockville's local fanil-
les took off Saturday to enjoy
the sun and surf at Bethany
Beach, Del.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnard Welsh
and family of West Montgomery
Avenue are planning to spend
several weeks at this popular re-
sort.
Also, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Veirs and family of Jamestown
Road are planning to spend a
week there enjoying the wonder
full ocean breeze.
Mays Head, N. c., is the spot
selected for vacationing by the
Bradley Karin family of Monu-
ment Street. They left this past
Saturday for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crombie Garrett,
who formerly lived on Forest
Avenue, have moved into their
new home on Argyle Street.
Little Jana Burkholder cele-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-08-04

brated her fifth birthday on
Thursday. She was hostess at
picnic luncheon from II to 2
at Wayside Park to large group
of friends. Jana is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Burk-
holder of South Adams Street.
Recently Marilyn Jones of Glen
Hills Road entertained the Hori-
ION Club at Notwithstanding
party. The girls enjoyed a deli
cious luncheon and we don't have
to add that the swimming was a
huge success.
Seven little enterprising peo-
pie, namely Mrs. Hugh Stup's
Blue Bird group of Rockcrest
held their own "Swap" and
Goodies Fair on the front lawn
of the Donald McKinstry home
on the corner of Wade and Craw-
ford.
The girls with the help of their
mothers and some neighborhood
friends made the preparations
and conducted the sale of Pop
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-08-04

William Sherman, ST., gave a
lovely reception. Their guests of
honor were their son and daugh-
ter-in-law who were recently mar
ried. Family and close friends
joined to welcome the newly
WedS.
A recent visitor to our fair city
was Mrs. Wade Cothran. While
here she was the houseguest of
Miss Rose Dawson and Mrs. F.
Barnard Welsh.
This past weekend found Mr..
and Mrs. William Bouic of South
Washington Street enjoying the
sun and surf at Ocean City, Md.
Also, returning from a weeks
vacation at Ocean City are Mr..
and Mrs. James Shoemaker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Smoot and
family of Silver Spring have en-
planed to Bermuda for their va
cation.
Mrs. Maye Sadtler of the Ber-
lin Apartments is in Rheboth
Beach, Del, for a ten-day vaca-
ton with a group of friends.
Mrs. Marjory Hendricks, own
er of Normandy Farm and Wat
er Gate Inn, is expected to return
to her home in Potomac Satur-
day after a three month stay in
Europe where she visited friends
in Italy and toured extensively in
France and Spain. Mrs. Hen
bricks is returning on the Sat
urnia.
Mrs. Mary Nicholson of Falls
Road is the houseguest of Mrs.
Irving Owings at her home in
Fair Haven, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Beall of
Anderson Avenue have recently
returned after a trip to New
York. They rounded their trip
out by coming back to Ocean
City, Md, to enjoy the cool
breeZes.
Your correspondent enjoyed a
delightful luncheon recently
the guest of Mrs. Mary Harris
at Normandy Farm. Mrs. Har,
ris, you know, is in charge of
publicity for Normandy Farm and
Water Gate Inn.
1t is nice to see Mr.. and Mrs.
George Kephart back in their
lovely home on Forest Avenue.
They have been in Japan for two
years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Denton Smith
and family of Hi-Wood Drive left
Saturday for a two week visit in
Michigan. While there they plan
to visit the families of both Mr..
and Mrs. Smith.
Miss Cynthia Maxwell, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Max
well of West Montgomery Ave-
nue. is in Westminster, Md, visit
ing her aunt and uncle, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Cullum Barnsley.
Congratulations are in order
these days to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Talbot of North Van Bur-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-08-04

Steidley of Philadelphia who dur
ing her stay was hostess at
dinner party at Normandy Farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul A. Fisher,
of Farragut ST., were dinner
hosts at Normandy Farm recent.
ly in honor of his mother and
brother, Mrs. Charles ]. Fisher
and the Rev. William Fisher, both
of Indianapolis, Indiana.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-08-04
Fixing-Up Set
FOrROckVille's
Rebel Square
BY Mrs. Thomas Miles,
Pc. 2-3357

Your SENTINEL correspond
ent would like to extend her ap-
probation to the Mayor and
Council for their gracious man.
ner in receiving the proposal for
the Identification of the Confed-
crate Triangle, and also for in
surfing the future ownership of
the Triangle as the responsibility
of the city.
She would also like to express
her appreciation to Mr.. Geeraert
for his generous donation of 500,
and to the Daughters of the Con-
federacy and Mrs. Donald H.
Roush for their contribution.
We hope that this project soon
will be under way and that it
will meet with the approval of
all who "spurred us on to vic
tory"
BY the looks of the numerous
vacationers among our local citi-
zens this week, one would GER
tainly get the idea that this is
the peak of the vacation season.
Judge and Mrs. Thomas Ander-
son of West Montgomery Ave
nue. are en- route for a months
vacation in Canada.
DR.. and Mrs. William Linthi-
cum and son Sandy are enjoying
their vacation at their country
home, Happy Choyce" in South
ern Maryland,
Miss Rose Warfield of South
Washington Street has left with
a party of friends to vacation in
Toronto, Canada.
On Monday, Mrs. Porter Ward
of South Washington Street left
for a three week vacation at the
popular vacation spot-Atlantic
City.
Then on Tuesday, Misses Vic
let and Naomi Magruder of Falls
Road left for Atlantic City for a
weeks vacation.
Friday will find Mr.. and Mrs.
John Allnutt and daughter
Barry Leigh, and son, Johnny, on
their way to Kent, Conn. While
there, they will be the house
guests of Mr.. William H. Arm
strong and family.
Spending three weeks at Cape
Girardeau, Mo. are Mr.. and Mrs.
Bloyce Lewis and family of Dale
Drive.
Bethany Beach, Del. is still
drawing many of our local fam
lilies.
On Saturday, Judge and Mrs.
John B. Diamond III and family
of Upton Street left for a two
week soiourn there.
Also Saturday found Mr., and
Mrs. Adolph Guide, Jr., and fam
lily of Falls Road en- route for a
tWo-Week vacation at Bethany.
On Monday, Mr. and Mrs. John
Doonan and family left for a
two-week vacation at this spot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Veirs, Jr.,
have recently returned from
Bethany. While there they were
the houseguests of Dr. and Mrs.
Bert Rohrbaugh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Barthel of
Upton Street have also selected
Bethany as the spot for their
vacation.
DR.. and Mrs. Richard Bucking-
ham and family of West Mont
gomery Avenue have also chosen
this spot for a tWo-week vacation.
n Also at Bethany enjoying the
cool breezes is Mrs. Olive Carr of
Reading Avenue.
On Sunday afternoon at their
home on Paul Drive, MIR. and Mrs.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-08-04
DALLAM AT PENSACOLA

Frederick D. Dallam, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenelm Dallam of
Sandy Spring, was among 81 col.
lege graduates ordered to report
to the Chief of Naval Air Train
ing at Pensacola July 81. The
graduates are the first class of
the newly inaugurated Aviation
Officer Candidate program and
will have four months pre-flight
and general indoctrination at Pen
Sacola.
Evening star., 1955-11-13
SPECIAL NOTICES

EnT RgEPONsfBLE for any debts
Scn.lfh Scsr.slf hrExkNnKR {. JONES.
T66 Princeton ~ nv, Apt. q. To-
ks,9 JAMS 81 al kinds preserves,
fruissr vegetables. etc. Phone ~
4SI1s5 4T,ag NOT BE REspoNsIBLE tor
any debts incurred by aIzclle pss y
myself LESTER II X sS, p
1897 lefh ave. ri.e+ wash Z =.
stretched and ironed q
home. Can eyenings- Ne. $50 s,s
. wuL NOT ~ REsPossRLE for
any 1ebts contracted for ey any
ofie other than myself. LAURENCE
=. KEPLER. 1855 " st.s.e- Wasn-
ipEtsfann. VIII NnoT Il Z BE REsroHsIBLE for
asy debts contracted for By anyone
other than myself JOHN M. Bar
RTTT, p6ZI NaFfangaseft pkwy,,
e,SaH SglIsee PAf6 For MEMS USER
fT0THING made ~ youi
Convenience. Ii. 4-414N ..sn
THE LEWIBDAIsE CITIZENS Ansy. .
CATION win meet Tlles.. nov; - "
at pm: ~ w ,.ls Les1sulas $1,000. I,T IA
Jnrerh Margnlin. He Ii from tne
National Institute Of Mental Health.
His subject Is The Chtids Attituds
Tnward Learning Hetresnments
iii he served. We would Ike g
have 4 nfee turnout. =.
EYPERlENCED BOOkKkktEk WI.
,,nderteke 10 keep several amal
sets of books. Gail EVENINGS, ktsss-
KNIGHTS or PYzMIAs HALL As,
eflCiATfON4-To ali tenants q
union Buildina: The Union Build.
inr has been sold to the Reminetor
investment Corporation. tltie Z
pass within 20 days from Austs,
Al 1875, We have been notinef
III n vriking that the purchaser
deslrous that the property ne va'
can't AZ the time OF settlement. ~.
Z vember 40. 1855. We. tneFeioIe
bere6y. aiye you notice 70 quit eilt ~
deifyer NJ by Nov. 30, lp0b. w
f,ossessinn Of the premises nt igl.
9th 81. NV. which you nov noso IN 2 2
ffe nreociation ~ q tenant AIgn
month 10 month. X. p HAIL l. ~
6OCiATIoN, Liauidstins Commit
n fUA
Evening star., 1955-11-13
PRoPosALs

srAIrD bYDe WILL ~ RECEIVED
iirlfii noon, Friday, December Z.
1855. 81 the ofice pt the gtALe
ianE 0iIerings to ptrchase tqe ".
troveffients located on the former
NSdsrn g ceRssFsssicI gc,,. Ia.,sGisiIy GsiI soss. aS
EssIIy ElsIsIsd icgnassIedas ieompIsied binnssicp tspe
Gsofses % County hollywood sub4t.
vision. MARYLAND, ioeated On tns q,
way. All 81 the improvement must
b removed down e the sro,,ne q
spccisl bidding envelopes may bt
% mIssion Once st Laurel MARYLAND.
Evening star., 1955-11-13
PEksoNAL

FORM a CoRPORATEON---A ANY state
Or p. e Raise caplsal best methcdss eSs
H;ty Y I; prasoter 5E0aL rsDsse coE soa soIii gYi
VACANCY. licensed nursing. home:
LIST fi0or, fext bath. cool. COM
f0rtaljle. Ju o. S66a. ---13
FORMS 81. D. s. iob applications,
ecunselins. ExcH sERVicR Co,
1540 K 81. NV RIM. 4S. ST. 3-e16S,
wEDprNcs. BAR.MrrzvsHs. Can.
Guaranteed. Appts., JU. 7-6422,
after 8 pm. go
GHOST WHITING. editine. manu.
/ script .nalysis and reyistons. pro-
fessional writer. JU. 9-4765.
ssiMEoGRapHINo. envelope snt
card addressing. 40f1 sth at. o..
wEbDiEG ANNouNcEMENTs and
Invitations. 24-hour service. STAN.
LEY ADAMS PRINTING CO. sos
,Jlt@sS lsh e NJ 1c n29xl ~; 7-i4S ~ reg.
TasI1g H4s To AZ aRMayYaiEAaY NJ iT1 = oTooTBSSEnf BAL,
CANE. Wiling to pay substantial
premium Box 4e4-B, star. lss
FURRHERs = Expert furriers with
! many Il n yesrs experience. RemodsIlnG
pficss; siS new new 'is iur garments made u
order. For further information, cal
coIUMBfA ruRRfERS, lilo y III
NV. ME- 6-0f)S4 Loew's Colum-
bia Theafer Buiiding. l3s
LADEEsA mans siuit can BE- con-
tailored suit for you. CO. s-szi4,
PRIVATE. scmfortabIe. large room,
:zs Ts sss sss5.I 81 Isnss Ra Ssssi slsfris lpas
HANDMADE APRONs for sale
make beautiful gifts. DE. z-7la3
AMAZING EXTRA MONEY plan
brings you Sib0-S3Q0 and more II
your spare time before Christmas
Just take orders for our quality
Nut Meats. Fruit Cakes. Candy Ant
Gift Items from friends, neieh.
burs, ep-Eofkera. No investment
eanvhssing or experienee necessary
Also UNDERTAKING. Plan for youl
tioT. Phone CLARK's. Df. 7-44la
today, for free Easy Money Plat
and samples on approval.
|AHTHRFTfS---New heAt-and -riiassAkl
pad s0othes pain of arthritis ans
bufsitis A new soft, comfortable
pad containing q eyclo-naassage ant
special heating element drives deer
through tissue and bone TO relieyi
aching nitiscits and j0iuts. stinnu
lAtee circulation, relieves neryplil
tension and eflcourake deep, restfu
slumbpr. Tor free booklet: ''Miracll
81 Science" stop In. write or cal
4 NIAGARA, 7z0 I4th &C. NV. Ek
Evening star., 1955-11-13
A00oSEn.ffSN o4SERnI.ffSNGiT'olS rs ALEX. Ali s
.FArRFAx-FALLS CHURCH

Bkkpr.. r. O.. King II. SO
pfes-credIt elk, Clarendon / sezs .
Bktps sksps.-SsDssSs Mach opT S NcR sxper.. ssoS
Ole. elk, bkkpK. bkRrd. - &2Stl
cIk q TYP: I, shifts lh,ss; aSs n
1snin.s, snG ouisids work ! & SIS u; ~ NJ
Driver-saiss elk, Raiis' Ch. $50
II: POTOMAC Sii EMP. AdcY' 81
ea34 wilson Blvd. Arl. "a. $4,000
III Z. S sSrosS s' rsiIs ch. il. 2.sSss S;i:
ACCTS. AND BKKPRS.
ACCT: FAR East e $4,000
sss.. ' 'ser,i:eniors Sr and ,rs. fsr cPAs' iss
Asst. bkkprs. tSl. ali ioca. 10 S7b
OTHER POSITIONS
Estimator. Quantity taksoft Paint
Constr. supt. fhornesD $4,000 %
Adv. production man, 2f-30 $50
yhOtosrsphsr; I ;,s.s.s1 ass,n sse sspsF e ss DIR
Cashier. u pm. TO sa;Isl. SD wk.
Mgr. tfsinee. clothing exper. S7b
once clkB., a.w., NE, - $50
! Lab. tech, some typlgg $3.50 mo,
Mach. repair man. 27.3E - S94
elk -Typlst 80 .-----.... \. yo N6b
Route salesman - - hiRh eaiAyy
| Cory boy, white Z ~ ! *4x Nk.
stock elk, white, ne $40 VIZ.
ATLAS AGENCY
1880 y. Z. Ave- NV. M 90
Evening star., 1955-11-13


AUTO MEIAL y. MN. |! S-dsg week: tcg 3
AUTO PAINTER's HELPER. Appiy
JAMES PAINT SHOP. 4s7 Mss
Atb1q56S JIG fxafs Pas CLERK. for las1. i.
Lincoln Mercury dealer. tnarls
somgss sTsnes .s Ssnis ni asss nss sspef M
oriy need apply, MI. Newton, SHIR-
LINoToN MOTOR CO.. Arlington
Afro PANTS CLERK. permanent
position with . fast erowing Ford
qrg&fiization. Many company eene-
a.; wssg;s ssRsTsspssfa sSaMT ply ycsb PSI me ne
3fiO Hamilton st.. Hyattsville. Nd
|auro rARrs couNTERMAN : ior
large Chey, dealer. hia-day week.
Many company benefits. ExpeTi.
enced In ON or Chev. parts only
as.o 2SOa s'arsIHg 1sEAHaM s1alMsTs cHFsvsIET sss LI
1889 East West hwy 5il Sps.
Nd. JU. n-S0G1. --1a
|AtjTO. .PSRTs DRIVER. must fur.
nish local refs: and . g. driver
permit. MURPHY AUTO PAHIf
CO., ana Cedar IT.. Takonaa Park
AHrS PARrs soBBER needs expert.
enced man for inside and outside
work to begin Jan end: state com
piete details In reply. good rppor-
tunity awaits man Willing TO per.
form. Box 4T6-A. star --ia
AUTO SALESAfAk--u you are 30
experienced. aggressive auto sales.
man, get In on the ground hool
and grab the opportunity to sell
The hot ,56 Dodges and Plymodths
Investigate now while We have an
opening for you, Salary plus com
mission. transportation and ample
hoof time to the salesman who can
meet our REQUIREMENTS. Apply 10
person TO Mr.. Casper. BANNING
a SONS MOTORS. INC. 1890 Bal
tiniOre ave, Hysttsvilfe. Md. la
AUTO SALESMAN for very active
used-ear lot: must be exper.. with
mission. REiNEs MOTOR Co, 1910
ATJTo saIksSiEtaE Experience in
automotiye field not necessary. u
you have had any selling expert
ence IN any line, We will train You
10 sell the Al new 1859 Chfyslef
and Plymouth cars Earn while
YOU learn, Excellent pay plan. Ap-
ply TO Mr.. Breeden Or Nj. Marlin
joyce. ~ EAST.WEST MOTORS.
INC. 100 East-West hwy, Silver
9hring, Nd, IU, B-1333. -4--i3
Evening star., 1955-11-13

f-I Ha-An M,-An

when anrDsrsns ed5eYttssmenta
adersssed 10 Star bo9es DO NOT
fS,closs orioinnl reIeysAeei photo
0rdpha o. 0thef materials OF per-
soadl rdiHe C0pies SefUe the our.
pose 0vtotAais ns6r oef iosf
Evening star., 1955-11-13
AUCTIONS SALES

ANTIQUES ana modern furniture,
Elas.; . s sehi11a.ao Sr,s-a-eEasi; seEEIassi;,natS sssi
ANTIoUE8-C China glassware. brio.
s.hrsc pictures sl,r knn sna furnssaff r,,rs .mus
furniture. clothinf and desirable
househoId furnishings.
Auekion every Saturday nt 10 am
0psn FRIDAY ~ 10 an. for broWs-
1oLp sToNx HoUsH AUCTION
GALLEKlEg, 47Qa ANNApQLi9 RD
ON. s-so62 pE. z,9goz 1 ! Y |, Az AZ. 1-o7o7
coNsfoNMENT SOLICITED
Evening star., 1955-11-13

lDMINfSTRATEVK ABSFsTANT---
Once MnnageF: permanent posi-
tl0n; B-dAy week: experienced Il
general once procedures and book
kseIing ssaairsd . .a.nS,.I 0mcs ana .d,S. NH
account collections. purchasing
statistical reports. Salary. 81. 900
81, 600 per annun1, Apply ALEX
ANDRIA 6ANTTATfoN AUTHOR
TfY, Room 20l. Ii3 y. 81. Asapl
Evening star., 1955-11-13
EnpLoyAhnaaaff haaf OFFICE
The Hecht Co.
Washington,
r ST. at 7th NV.

ADVERFIsTNff--Difee mail pFo4lc.
ton mAnaeef. Should be fnlniiiei
with OFFSET, stailins machines and
3 LEADING direct mail company IN
Baltimore. Box 41Q-Bs star
sERyTCEMEN - Life.
time employment opportunity fol
men under rs years Of are with
minimum 81 higis school education
fifbernf pay and social benefiti
while training. Contact q. L
Jones, THE NATIONAL CASE
REGISTER CO. 1917 < q nv.
washington. D. G. --l3
ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTsAlANA-
W0ikine drawings experience: gym
pathetic TO contemporary design;
opportunity IN expanding crganlze-
tfon. ROGERS & TALIAFEgRo,
Colonial a-so5a. Annapolis. Md,
ARCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMAN: I
years or more sxperience: intsEest. s.
Mcleod AND FERRARA. l14H
10Th st. NV. washington 8, ps G
Telephone Republic 7-43O7 ri
|ASSIsTANT CREDIT MANAGER
experienced In keyin9 aeconnts: b
esS cesSSLvIE. Sssf; EA sslsTs slsfoo. 'psn. IL ~
ASSISTANT MANAGER
Good opportunity for young mar
with variety store BACKGROUND u
advance IN rapidly growing sub
urban ofganizatiof. Salary open.
liberal company benefits. Call TO
9-6647 for Appt.
ASSISTANT MANAGER
variety store experiences preferred.
egce and ability. Opportunities for
adyafeemerta Company benefits
I TAKoMA SUPER DRUG, Ju. g.
( $500.
Evening star., 1955-11-13
BOOK & MAG MEN

Money does our talking. Ss.eB on Z
25r wkIy sale. Choice Of 3 wkiy.
transport. elbow verify and open
new Va. towns, also D. C,
McAAANIS. HO 2-2I04 for appt.
13s
BOOKKEEPER for retail electric ap-
piiance operation; experience on
acct. rec. and able 70 operate q
CR-40O0 MGR, Salary open. See
Mr.. SCHWARTZ. 4l4 10th st. nv,
BKkPR.. exper. @-- to 500 wk;
Once mEr.-hkkpy. start $50
Clerk. 5 mos, temp. S23S mo.
Statesmen trAinees, casualty insur-
ance opport $500 mo. up
Production man. printing expeI :.
ecod nppoKt. = start $50
Production man trainee. some coll
ieges ART interest salary open
ALLEN -oBRIEN Personnel Service
1904 n. \. Ave. RE. 5-g2Sl
--l4
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hFlP--..MEN

AScSuST.ss css ss s,. sss, E1Siy ,ss s. WOOD sss.
ACecs0USTANT. jr.. for progressive
accounting Arm: excel. opportunitg
for rizht man. m. 2-443l.
= gemi-seniofs Good
Opportunity for recent accounting
graduate With experience IN audit
Ing or systems work Expanding
program u Iarss nsticnsl rsl,,s orsai,sls, ssss
recent photo, Box 1916. star
ACCOUNTING TRAINEE = oppertp-
nifty for beginner in accountint 70
associate With large national ORGAN.
izatlou. Training program n ali
phases Of accounting. Send resume
With recent photo. Box l!S-C.
gtar; gtar;...--.-....----..----ls9s.z II .
Evening star., 1955-11-13
Classified Ad Rutes: !:
Local Advertisers
1ka.

8 Lines tMinimuml
One tine, SOC iins.
Ihrss to six sinss eonsseya.sly. ~
per line.
seven times esnsseuiivslY, ~ psf me-,
New ayiomebilss, 72e psf hns t%-lips
nsinimum).
speeiaI Notices. end PsFsenoi, = -
lins oddifioncl.
ov,-sf.sowa ro.s, 7ze psr IRE sash
inssriion.
claims for errors must be uarde g ,s.ls u
fof eouseiion before second iassfslon'
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ccouNTANT, Tscsnt ds9fee. $4,000
BEGINNERS!

Young men. recent hish school
graduates. COLLEGE graduates, nisht
school students and young men
Just out OF military service.
There are many fine Job opportuni-
ties available to you. Let Us start
you in work.
CURRENT ASSISTANT LISTING:
Editorial Assistant. experlenced.
BooeFssper. sSGss ascoun,ins s';SSS ;ssSS.nt' q
Typists, young --- $50 10
Credit collection. car allow -.
Icssdls inysstisat0T. car allow -. :, !
CLERK. good at math. $2i0
Statistical assistant, transporta-
Rsss,vins and shlDDinE 49, ~,
TTsiisses Ssln tal. farm eauipmsnts, ~
once rnanaser. experienced book;
sales, hardware. overtime il AZ: AZ.
s.nier sale. ,a,. naehia.ry, a., iss
Dp1yssleanins ps store msnassr and ID
route contact &5b. pius. comm
StenoErapher. opportunity p sd
Many sales representative with
salary Of guarantee.
NO REGISTRATION ZEE
But Fec for Service II We Place
Interview Hours. Mon -Fri.
$3.50 AMI PM. OF 9 p.M..4 PM.
Evening star., 1955-11-13
HELP-MEN 1confl
ACCOUNTANT

Assistant to suditor, be-
tween Al, asss : 3. so.4S; . S.,, sefporate |. ,Tps a
SSSaisoufS sirsbis. tSoroush ln Ifnowiedss
al aceountine and some
executive ability necessary,
Minimum salary Of $4,000
and open based on qualihca-
tons. Box 404-B, star.
Evening star., 1955-11-13
nELPMrN

AUTO SERVICE sALEsMAN-Ex.
eeiienf opportunity for top-notcf
service salesman, must haRf
thorouah knoWledee OF ChrysleI
products and be proven sslesman
Contact Mr.. Staten. ROYAL NO
TORS INC. 1910 Upshur st. Nv.
IA. $4,000.
AUTOMOBILE SERVICE SALESMAN
--LATEe Oidsmoblie dealer has Ar
opening for an experienced service,
salesman. GIN experience prefeIIsc
mission. 6-day week; paid. yaca'
tfor, 0ther company benef1ts. Appl,
ALBER OLDSMoB1LE. INC. HSt
18th Kt. NV -l3
Evening star., 1955-11-13
CHEE

Pfrst-cIass cafeteria operation.
DAYS. experienced only. Must
have reference. Mr.. Brown,
sHOREYAM DRUG CO.. 500 18th
st. NV
Evening star., 1955-11-13
ADJUSTER
AUTO FINANCE

T.
WE HAVE AN OPENING FOR A
YOUNG MAN WITH SALES
ABILITY AND ExrERIENcE u 4
AuTo I,,F E1NAsGE sSa Az ApJusTINd, Z THT / n
THE Mas wIELINoNEss INtns ASfr ASb MIA. MA
tive 10 ADVANCE m THE OR.
GANIzATICN. VIZ OFFER IRE.
MENDoUs ADVANCEMENT 70,
TENTIAL. ATTRACTIVE SALARY
AND EXCELLENT WORKING CON,
DITIONs, CALL FOR AN AP.
PoINTMENT Mr.. KAuFMAN. ME
S-22s4.
District Discount Co., Inc.
iioi K st. NV.
Evening star., 1955-11-13
AnnTSTER

Eli
YOUNG man for interesiine work with
major finance company vacations
with pay. ell company dement's. use
OF company car. See Mr.. eTAHL
g6I Constitution ave. Rin. 434