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Evening star., 1955-06-15
Named City Manager

NORFOLK, Va, June Is H,
Sherwood Reeder, former city
manager of Richmond. was
named city manager Of Norfolk
yesterday at a salary Of $25, 900
a year. He will take over the
post on July ID.
Evening star., 1955-06-15
Pool Group to Meet

The Teen-Age Swimming Pool
Project group will hold a meet
ling at $3.50 pm. tomorrow in the
MT. Rainier Junior High School,
Queens Chapel road. Mt. Rainier,
Md.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-23
Airman Trains At
Sampson AF Base

SAMPSON AIR FORCE BASE,
N. Y.-Airman Basic Ronald King,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben King,
101 Riley Ave, London, Ohio, Is
undergoing basic military training
at Sampson. He enlisted June l,
1855, and is a member of the
4394th flight here since the bases
activation in December, 1850.
Newly-enlisted airmen arrive
here from many sections of the
United States to receive their ini-
tial Air Force indoctrination. They
become members of a flight,
composed of 70 men-generally
from the same region, and receive
an intensified 11-week training
course which deals with basic mill
tary techniques and principles.
Upon graduation they are as
signed directly to an Air Force in
stallation, or report to various Air
Force Training Command schools
for primary and advanced techni-
cal knowledge.
Sampson is one of three Air
Force indoctrination centers. 9th
ers are located at Lakeland AFB,
San Antonio, Texas, and Parks
AFB, Pleasanton, Cal. More than
40 percent of all Air Force en-
listees receive their initial training
at Sampson.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-23
Acc To Build
Reac+or In Idaho

The Atomic Energy Commission
has approved construction of an
Engineering Test Reactor at the
National Reactor Testing Station
in Idaho to provide the Acc with
radiation facilities needed by early
1857 for military and civilian nu-
clear power development pro-
grams. Existing facilities are not
suitable for experimental work re-
quiring relatively large spaces in
areas with high neutron intensities.
The Engineering Test Reactor is
estimated to cost about $15,000,000
The architect engineer is Kaiser
Engineers, Inc, Oakland, Califor-
MIA. A construction contractor will
be selected at later date for the
project.
The Commission decided to con-
struct the reactor with its own
funds at the Reactor Test Station
where facilities already exist for
auxiliary services in order to keep
costs of the ETR as low as posi-
BILE.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-23
RECEIVERS FROM SURGERY
AT SPRINGFIELD,

Mr.. James r. Bailey of 219 West
Center ST., is recovering from sur
gerry at Springfield City Hospital.
His room number is 483.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-23
Soap Box Derby
OF Interest Here

The thrill that came to Norman
Esterbrook, winner of fourth place
in the All American Soap Box Der
by in Akron, Sunday, was passed
on to London, because of the pride
of relatives who reside here.
Norman is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Esterbrook, 1899 West
Broad Street, Columbus. His ma
ternal grandparents were Mrs. Ar
thur margaret Rainey) Rea of
Columbus, and the late Mr.. Rea,
both former London residents. He
is a great-nephew of Mrs. Cora
Jones. North Main Street and of
Raymond (Sport) Rea, South Main
Street.
Norman. Is years old, is a stu
dent at Aquinas High School, Co.
llInlbus. He came off victor in the
Columbus Soap Box Derby, and
thus won his right to compete as
its representative in this national
classic for youngsters, on Sunday.
In addition to the watch that is
presented each boy in the race,
Norman got $1,000 scholarship to
the college of his choice
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-23
Accidents Cost
$I3b Each Second

Traffic accidents in the United
States cost $136 every second of
every minute, every day" reports
Russell H. Campbell of the Co
lumbus Automobile Club.
That's the big price we Ameri-
cans pay in wage loss, medical ex-
pense, insurance cost, and property
damage, all of which, in the latest
reported year, amounted to $4,-
40O,0O0000 for II months.
Most of the talk and the head
lines, said the AAA club official,
are about the persons killed, yet
many times as many people are
badly and permanently disabled, to
become continuing cares to their
families, both economically and So
cially.
Without minimizing the tragedy
of lives lost by carelessness on the
highways, it is high time we gave
more thought to the consequences
for those who are left behind" said
the club leader
For your own safety, for the
safety of your loved ones, for the
protection of all you meet, drive
carefully-slow down and liver
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-23
Tax Receipts Top
Last Years Total

A big increase of almost three
quarters of million dollars over
the corresponding week last year
was registered by the $3,711,799
sale of prepaid tax receipts for
the week ending August 6, 1855,
State Treasurer Roger w. Tracy
reported today. There was a drop
from last weeks total of more
than S4 million.
The actual amount of increase
was $740,553 which is the largest
weekly sales tax gain to be report
ed so far in the current fiscal year
which started July /, 1855. Madi-
son Co. dropped slightly, however,
from $8,453.04 last year to S.
1891 this year.
This represents an increase of
24.9 per cent, State Treasurer
Tracy said, in excess of the cor
responding revenues of $2,971 ,246
which were~collected for the weeks
which ended August 7, 1854.
The cumulative grand total
from prepaid tax receipts, use tax
and other collections, from July 1,
1855 to August 6, 1855, has now
reached S21, 1868, SOB.
State Treasurer Tracy said that
this grand total exceeds the over
all collections of $19,008,371,
which were reported on August Z.
1854, by S2,S60,132
This amount represents a gain
of Is per cent for the current
year, Tracy said, over totals for
the corresponding period a year
ago
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-23
IN MT. CARM Ell

IN MT. CARMEL
Frank Jenkins, Park Avenue, has
entered Mt. Carmel Hospital for
observation.
IN HOSPITAL
Mrs. G.. G. Schlechty, North Oak
Street, entered Grant Hospital
Tuesday for observation and treat
ment.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-23
LincoIn-Mercury u
Agency In London

Secretary of State Ted Brown
has issued corporation charter to
the London Lincoln-Mercury, Inc,
located in London, with Eugene
Webb, of 80 Maple St, London, as
the statutory agent. Incorporators
are r. N. Ardrey, Frank Wiede-
mann, and Eugene Webb. The firm
is permitted to issue 500 shares of
no par common stock.
The firm name will be changed
to City Motor Sales, it was report
ed, and will be located in the old
Denyes Chevrolet garage on South
Main Street.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-23
DEALERS TO DISPLAY
EQUIPMENT AT FAIR

Fair Secretary Bob Hines an
nounces that last-minute arrange
ments at the fair include the fol-
lowing displays: John Deere Farm
Machinery by the Ivan Hill Grain
Company of Derby; Allis- Chalmers
Farm Machinery by the Thomas
Implement Sales of Lafayette;
Cockshutt Farm Machinery by the
Madison Farm Bureau; and dis
play of the 1855 Plymouths and
Dodges by the R. N. Ardrey Inc,
motor sales.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-23
Stores, Offices
Closing For Fair

Postmaster G. G.. Schlechty has
announced that the u. S. Post Of
flee business window will close at
noon on Tuesday and Wednesday
during the fair.
Ray Ballenger. president of the
Retail Merchants Association, an
nounceS that most association
members will close on Tuesday and
Wednesday, also at noon.
Offices in the Madison County
Courthouse will close at noon from
Monday through Thursday so that
employees may attend the fair.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-23

THIS
NEWSPAPER
Believes established
Ioeol merchants hove
70 protect their RePu-
tofions Thof's your
b EST guarantee OF
volue.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-23
% from l to 10 pm.

% from 1 to 10 pm.
The door prize this year is
curly maple blanket chest which is
donated by the Miami Valley Anti
que Dealers Association.
The show will feature the ex-
hibits of % dealers of the Miami
Valley.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-23
London DiaIers
To Have j. S. At
Fingertips Soon

London telephone users will be
able to dial their own long distance
calls directly to many cities
throughout Ohio and certain points
outside the state when dial service
is inaugurated here in the fall of
1856.
This will be made possible by
the installation of the latest type
dial equipment in London, accord
ing to R. p Redman, Ohio Bell
commercial manager. 1t will be
housed in the new telephone build
ing now under construction at So
Union Street.
Total cost of the service improve
ment program for London is $780,
900, Redman said This includes
erection of the new building, in
stalling the dial equipment, chang
ing all telephones to dial-type sets
and placing new cables to connect
to the dial building.
Telephone numbers will also be
new and will consist of two letters
and five figures. London will carry
the exchange name of Ulrick and
this name will prefix all local tele-
phone numbers. Users will dial the
first two letter of the name, fol-
lowed by the five figures. For ex-
ample, ULrick 2-1234 will be dial
ed with a u, then L, then 2-1-2-3-4,
a total of seven pulls on the dial.
Here is how the plan for direct
customer dailing of long distance
calls works:
The United States and Canada
have been divided into "a number
ing plan areas, each having a dis
tinctive three-digit code number.
The state of Ohio has been divided
into four areas for long distance
dialing purposes. The northeastern
portion of the state has been as
signed code number 216. The
southeastern section, which includ-
es Columbus and London, has code
number Ga. The southwestern Sec
ton, code 513, and the northwest
ern section, code 419.
Within each code area subscrib-
ers are being assigned telephone
numbers with non-conflicting ex-
change names. For example, CA
pital 8 in Columbus and Atlantic
2 in Steubenville are typical ex-
change names in the GA area.
If, for example, a London SUBJ
scriber wanted to call friend in
Philadelphia, whose number is VI
ctor 8-2343, he would first consult
a list in the telephone directory,
which tells him Philadelphia is To-
Gated in the 215 area. He would
first dial this area number, 2-1-5,
and then the telephone number, V
I-8-2-3-4-3, total of ten pulls on
the dial, and in few seconds the
telephone in Philadelphia would
start to ring.
But if the London user wanted
to dial a telephone located within
his own 614 area-say friend in
Columbus-whose telephone num-
Der is Capital 8-9911, he would
merely dial this number, seven
pulls on the dial, just as he would
a local number.
Automatic accounting equipment
will keep record of each call
when London subscribers dial long
distance. This apparatus operates
automatically to register all de-
tails of call, including the num-
Der of the calling telephone, the
date, the place called and the tele-
phone number, the time and length
of the conversation.
This information is recorded on a
special perforated tape and later
this tape is run through DECIDING
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-23
Bond Sales Still
Top Reductions

Nationwide, the sales of Series E
and H Savings Bonds for the first
seven months exceeded redemp-
tions by $3.50 million. In compari-
son. stated Paul M. Dwyer, Chair
man of the Madison County Saw
ings Bond Committee, the excess
of sales over redemptions for the
same period of 1854 was $3.50 mil
lion.
The Savings Bond Chairman fur
ther reported that of the Is bill
lion dollars in Series E Bonds
which have matured since May.
1851, more than 71% are being
held into the ten year extension
period. AS of the end of July, the
total amount of Series E and H
Bonds outstanding set new rec
ord high of 1894 billion.
July sales in Ohio were approx
mately S28 million-a gain of 3a
over the same month in 1854, with
Madison County showing sales of
$50,852 as compared to July, 1854
sales of S18,482.
Lucas County now leads all in
dustrial counties in the state while
Gallia and Morgan Counties have
already exceeded their 1855 sales
quota.
ANNOUNCE BIRTH
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Sullivan of
MCGUIRE Road, announce the birth
of daughter in Mt. Carmel Hos
pital, Columbus, August LIS.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-23
Antique Show At
VandaIia Aug. 20

The Butler Aviator" school pa
per of the Butler School of Van
dalia, is sponsoring their annual
antiques show and sale at Van
dalia, Ohio, August 20 through the
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-23
"MILl" BEATHARD
BACK AT STATION

A. M. (MilD Beathard, who has
been at home with phlebitis for
several weeks, was back at his
Soho Station, corner of Elm and
Lafayette Road, Monday morning.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-23

machine, which assemblies the data
and prints it for billing purposes.
Busy" and Don't answer calls
are eliminated by the accounting
machinery.
The services of an operator will
still be required to complete calls
of special type, such as person to
person, collect calls, and those
placed from coin telephone.
Evening star., 1955-02-02

SALEsLADIES, must have several
years exper.. in women's suits apd
dresses; excel. oppor. for those who
can quality. Apply BEYDA'S. 3l14
Evening star., 1955-02-02
siTuATIoNs-DoMEsric
COMPANION HoUsEKEEPER; =

COMPANION HousEKEEPER: NO
laundry: $50 wk.; I've in. Bog
NV ig.W.-cSSk-MAID; Sssk; ..p.r,.ne.a;
ref. reliable. colored girl MILDRED
WISH sMITH To es sLReE RefEsss NJ St MAID RS
lent with, children; splendid ALE
round worker: hours preferred, 8 TO
S; $50 wk. EN-. 2-s910. "A
GIRL wants full time or days work.
from kitchens Like home In IN ordsrs
I am white. refined, good cook; hrs.
IL pm. Box ST, Star.
COLORED GIRL desires days work
Mon. Wed. Fri, Sat. no. 2-379e.
GIRL desires Inv. and child care:
local resi-. NO. 7-I79l.
GIRL. colored, wishes g.h,w. or child
SSane' Sa5e' 8 s,so er 6h days. exper.' refs-'
GIRL. colored. exper, neat. reliable.
GIRL, coiored, wants Job as mothers
helper or g.h.w.; stay some nights.
COIoRED GIRL desires Job part time
or full time; exper. and refs Call
baby sitter; viii live in. wa. 5-s3s6.
LADY. colofed. desires g.h:wr, plain
cooking: part time or full time. 8
days. Ii + 3643.
COLORED GIRL wants days work.
CQLORED GIRL wants work hy- the
day or full time. Good refs. LU. 81
CSoSIoRED WOMAN. sxper. wants
days work part time g.h.w. or B
GiRL, eolored, desires days work.
child care, g.h.w.. clerk In store. Ii.
6-7l60. 0 m. or pm.
COLORED WOMAN, expef., wishes
days work. Excellent references. II.
4-S724.
Evening star., 1955-02-02
hElP-WoMEN
Cnzer

SeamStreSS-Shp Covers
Sew ct home, must be exper. In covers
cut on half Of furniture. Call after
6 pm. La. 6-2359. %
SRCRETARY-RECEPTIONIST = Five.
day wk.: doctors once. BOZ SIS.
sECRETARY. experienced in s,re ana
casualty insurance underwriting; 35-
hour week; salary commensurate
with experience. Call MR.. KEN
sNEny, EEpY, .sT; 3.es2o: -. -
typist, % adrninistratiVs ABILITY. Hss s.A.
IN Psychology preferred. start Feb
1924: $3.50 to s. WO. 6-394S. -3
SECRETARY, with bookkeeping expe-
rience, nice appearing. between so
and 40 years OF age; must be above
average and used to meeting the
public: salary open. Phone for ap-
poirtment, Mr.. KAHN, RE. 1866.
SECRETARY, age 25 to As: excellent
lady; personal secretary to executive
Of large medical organisation: med
ical shorthand not required: 6-day
week. disqualification and other
BENEFITS. permanent position for
young lady interested In association
work. state qualifications and sal
ary desired, Box 1855. Star. "A
sECHEIAhY: ssSperieneed for one:
5-day week. Ma. S-4519. -3
SECRETARY
Part time. 4-hr. day. shorthand and
tipping necessary. also general Of
fice work; Bethesda area. For inter-
view, call OIL. 2-3713. -3
Evening star., 1955-02-02
HELP-MEN

GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES. II you
are in the 5000 bracket and over
a aRS Il oppSrSny gSa snn sell Tor here esrnnas y ec
$50 to 500 per wk. for part-time
work. The Job is inside selling and
Its easy. For further information.
see Mr.. Joe Burke, Thursday and
Friday II am. to Q Pm, 930 =
Ef a NJ 9Th a "a
Evening star., 1955-02-02
MOTOR TRAYEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

man leaving Bth:
take 3. share expenses. return about
14th; Cadillac. HU. 3-4061. -S
Evening star., 1955-02-02
EMPT,OYED MEN

no car Or exner' In nee. but must Be-
able to meet public; 50 hr. Apply
5:30-7 pm. RIM. 706. 1919 r st.
Evening star., 1955-02-02
OIL SALESMAN

PARKING LOT ArrENDANT-steady
employment. Night shift. Apply
piHSaSsdfaarEiksTrd iSSs faaEik ri 5Ilsims n:H; .cbespie sx
easVY essRt saaaIy Chase fGSac% sHHd 5ss
PHARMACIsT. Nd. Registration, ex-
perienced. capable of taking charge
Of store. Call Mr.. Schnaper, BRAD
LEY DRUGS. 5000 Arlington I'd.
Pes5EESaSBST eEsGsb EsRa RsEs Inv & fsfs &c hss1 ss1
PHOTOGRAPHERS, exper. or will
train, must have automobile, top
pay. Apply RIM. 704. I'll 14th st.
PLUMBERS wanted, with journey
per hour. Eastwood and Belton rds.
Silver Spring. Md, near Four Cor
ners. Ask for Mr.. White or Mr..
PLUMBER for iobbins and remodeiine
work; D. C, drivers permit; steady
sSpy Ss must y t. sA41N b soS Ssfhsos soS
r; L ave, ne, Ho. $4,000. a
PORTER. drugstore. must have driv-
er's permit: refs; 9:30 to 8; no
SUNDAYS: neat, reliable. 2o11 Bunker
Hill fQ. ne. -
PORTER wanted; drivers permit.
Apply in person. CAPITOL HEIGHTS
PHARMACY, 6112 Central ave. s.e.
PORTER tcolored for new once
building. Must be experienced in
maintenance work and cleaning.
(Dayvork) Salary $3.50 mo. to start.
Apply 1413 K st. NV. after pm.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. to sell
FloTida lots and homes: qualified
KINS. 927 18th st. NV. ST. B.
REAL ESTATE sALEsMAN-Active,
suburban Maryland offlce; brokerage
and subdivision; exper.; full time
only. Call MIR. MANOVILL. LO.
REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN-Need 2
free-lance statesmen for Sc. Sec
ton: plenty leads. MARSHALL J.
WAPLE CO, 1924 l4th st. NV.
AD. 4-2005.
Evening star., 1955-02-02

REPORTER, washington bureau, Ma
tional Business Publication. Per-
manent full time Job. Good op-
Weekly. Bog 464-s. Star.
R0OFER AND GENERAL HELPERS
White only; about 80 yrs. Of
age; must have drivers permit.
Apply rear 3612 14th st. NV. %
ROCTEMAN-We have q permanent
position In our sales department for
a man between 21 and 40 years Of
age; excellent opportunity for ad-
vancement; vacation with pay; hos
pital and insurance benefits. Apply
ELITE LAUNDRY CO.. 2119 14th
st. NV. -3
ROUTE MAN, white t21 to 35) for
delivery and promotion work; vaca-
tion. benefits, etc. 5-day week. Apply
1921 9TH st. NV. -
for retail dry.cleaning
plant; white, experienced: salary and
commission. SOUTHEAST VALET.
44O5 South Capitol, p
Evening star., 1955-02-02
DANCE TEACHERS

DANCE TEACHERS
Experienced only, who wish to work
panding In Washington. Applicants
must meet our requirement. High
pay Ideal working conditions, Ap-
P,z pzNes s.sss S z 7lS S'fsS issh st. DatE
1T saa NaIF Aslass shs PnD ion
Hawaiian dancers: In and out-of-
FooD CHfckER. 'e; Experienced. sood
IN person. WEsTcHEsTER MARKET
FcoD tSSS sfffReSsffcEfEl sfRSfcE MxNsARaER szxss RE INCA,
wilmington. Del; large operation; !;
resume. business manager. %
FOUNTAIN GIRL WANTED-White
only. with experience, age not above
st.d SS must Us Ss neat 6day yee Esek IS 10
lair DRESSER. sii-round. fun time.
Also mpoo-manicurist. part time.
Good salary and comm. 6-day week.
Apply 37l3 Newark St. NV. Ill
H0IEL maIs bsds MAID ..r coloped; part a time
HousHkEEPEs sSI ERnPes cSMpASfRoN eG AIR e. nor for
elderly lady: light nursing: GOOD
plain cooking: white: live In. BOZ
INSURANCE Nsi1s SScE CLERK. 1,r. casualty
must be. good typist; downtown
once; 5-day wk. Ma. s-SS79.
time. Apply BERLITz SCHOOL OF
) LANGUAGES, SS9 18th q: NV; -
Experiences only. TOWN & COUN-
TRY BEAUTY SALON. ME. 1888.
NURSE, practical, white, under so:
for day duty: private sanitarium.
in nearby Maryland; live in. OIL
Evening star., 1955-02-02
SiTUArIoNs-MEN

ACCOUNTANT, part time: books
started. caught up, kept, part time:
loc refs prompt; reas JU 9-L407
CLERK -TYPIST, knowl acctg. desires
work ewes and VIZ ends. Temp. or
perm Box 493-M Star 90
TAILOR-Experienced in mems and
women's alterations. Full or part
time. Box 1T, Star
VET, 81, mechanically inclined,
wants work day or night. AD. T.
1850.
MAN, colored, desires work janitor
or truck driver. Ii. 3-4Ie5. 80
YOUNG MAN desires lob Is service
station manager. Have successfully
operated my own station In the
past. y you need . good man with
please call IA. 2-6s76, Il
WHITE, 26-yr. .-old family man. des-
psratsly needs work. After . Pm,
no. 2-SoS4. -
Evening star., 1955-02-02
statesmen

Five (6) ex.auto.. storm window,
cemetery lot or direct men who are
willing to give 10 demos. per week
to be assured of $210. Sensational
presentation, highest commission in
city; new product. Meet us at the
Woodner. 1895 18th st. NV, RIM.
B-1241, lao to 3 pm. for imme-
day through Friday. No phone calls.
Evening star., 1955-02-02
INSTRUCTION COURSES

SHORTHAND in 6 wks. tdayl $I3
wkiy.: IL wEs. ewes. Sc vkiy.
TEMPLE SCHOOL. Ma. s-325s.
rv RADIO REPAIR practical ~ ":
INQUIRE Ma. s-234O-New classes
starting; TYPING. shorthand, book
keeping, acct; enroll today. BOYD
SCHOOL, 700 18th, cor. q (Est.
BOYD 81 Seess;Aa School t..t. 40 ,r.,. 700
classes in ACCT. .-bookpr.. typing;
steno-Quick review courses, Inuuire.
Evening star., 1955-02-02
MELPAR, INC.

440 SWAMI AVE.
(AT JEFFERSON DAVIS HWY
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
OR
5000 ARLINGTON BLVD.
FALLS CHURCH. VA.
Evening star., 1955-02-02
HElP-WoAEN

BANK TELLER lwhite), exper. pref
age 20-36. Apply within NATIONAL
CAPITAL BANK. $40 Penna. ave. Sc
BEAUTICIAN. man or woman to work
in Bethesda's largest salon. Excel.
lent salary. plus commission. Call
OIL. 4-12fR or OIL. 2-6475 3
BEAUTICIANS and manicurists. for
modern and well-established beauty
salon: salary open. Call RA. $4,000
or ewes, OF 4-54Sl. 3
BEAUTICIAN- N-HAIR STYLTSTs -
Guaranteed salary and commission
Call NO. T-5672. %
BEAUTICIAN. fun or part time; Al
60es basis. BILLS BEAUTY SALON
1406 Monroe st. NV. -6
BEAUTIC1AN. exper.. CHILLUM TER.
RACE BEAUTY SALON, 6914 Rlggt
rd.. Chillum. Hvattsville. Nd. HA
B0OKKEEPING MACHINE OPERA.
TOR for mortgage banking company,
Call MR.. TOWNSEND. OIL. 6-7s0s,
Bo0KKEEPER-deneral once work.
6M.day week; Hyattsville, Nd. VI
cinity. RA. 3-6567 after 10 am.
Evening star., 1955-02-02
PART TIME

Around $50 per wk. to young man:
must have car: no exp. needed;
absolutely no canvassing. Only those
serious and willing to come in for
personal interviews need call. Ii.
Evening star., 1955-02-02
MAN--OEPENDABLE

With car Permanent employment,
Apply ELECTRoLUx CORP 37O
Ga ave n N
Evening star., 1955-02-02

FASTEST
GROWING FURNITURE IN
STALLMENT S HOUSE
NEEDS ANOTHER MAN
FOR ESTABLISHED, FULL
ROUTE. HOME EQUIP. OR
INSURANCE EXPER. PRE-
FERRED. CALL IN PER-
SON, WASHINGTON FUR
NITURE CO., 906 9Th ST.
Sc.
Evening star., 1955-02-02

COLLECTION MAN-Yng. man to
train in the credit fleld; plenty Of
opportunity. Apply in person, 1907
R. I. ave-, Mt. Rainier. Md. a
COLLECTION MAN, for credit store;
must be. exper. in telephone work:
good salary; chance for advance
ment. UNITED CLOTHING. 739 7th
st. NV. 8
COLLECTOR SALESMAN - Young
man to collect and sell life insurance
in D. C.. Phone ME. S-2S40. 81
C00KEImmsdtately. :, IIlG.s lately. 11, small restsu,.
long hours. Must be sober with
refs; JU. o-9647. Ask for MR..
CREDiT MANAGERS ASSISTANT
BOOKKEEPER: automotive or small
loan experience preferred S75 per
week TO start; excellent opportunity
chaelson or Mr. Lewis. 2 to o pm.
AUTO WHOLESALERS. INC. 1881
Bladensburg I'd. n. e. Ii. 3-SsO0.