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Evening star., 1955-10-17
HOLL Y WOOD
81 SHEILAH GRAHAM
Inorid Gets New Director

Rock Hunter?" makes Warner
Brothers sorry they let her 90,
Joan Collins was advised to
drop her romance with Sydney
Chaplin -at least until she gets
o divorce from Maxwell Reed.
British newspapers, by the way.
are accusing Hollywood Of
changing Joan from . sweet little
girl into q sultry siren.
The Junior and senior Edward
ia. Robinsons are very palsy
waisy. Eddie jr. appears on the
October ~ Climax" TV show
and Paramount's Don Hartman
lis looking for . story for father
and son.
Marion Brando has put away
the spats and homberg and re-
yerted to his old blue jeans. He
doesn't have to go to New York
between pictures-flis psychi-
ARTIST Is here.
The new British Marilyn Mon
Iroe-the just-as-blonde Diana
Dors--is coming to this country
TO spark interest In her movies
IMarilyn usually travels alone. but
Diana win be escorted by . bar-
Ionet and 3 marquis.
| -
Miss Monroe was all set to sign
her new deal with Goth Century
FOX last week. But one Of her adj
visers asked for new concessions
chiefly to allow her to film two
movies for her independent COM
Ipany before she reports for "Bu.
Stop" 10th would like some say
ION all the pictures she makes
one very bad picture could dam.
age Marilyn irreparably at the
box office.
released BY North American
Newspaper Alliance
Evening star., 1955-10-17

Roberto Rosseilini viii be In
India while Ingrid Bergman
stars on the Paris stage in Tea
and sympathy" But don't get
Ingrids wrong. she's loyal to
Roberto, who has agreed 1t win
bs better for her career to work
with other directors for . while.
-. However. the Somerset
Maughana movie with Mel Ferrer
d out. Insrid didn't care for the
script Or the producer.
Jimmy Cagney won't see his
Maftha.s Vineyard farm until
Christmas. He starts "All Our
Tornorrcwss at MGM iinmedi-
ately he finishes his present
Tribute to q Bad Man"
While Claire Trevor was work
tng In france In .sThe Mountain. :
husband Milton Bren bought q
new boat. n. Which reminds
me. Humphrey Bogart win enter
the next Honolulu yacht race
with his Santana. 2 and Dewey
MArtinBogey's brother In The
Desperate Hours win be one
a. the crew.
- AA&
William Holden owns . piece
e3 the Japanese flm, .Samuraia
which i why he does the mar
rating. =. Carol Haney's con-
tract With MGM starts one
month after the baby ID born.
. Cary Grant viii really sing
his songs N Can Can. Z
When Red skelton gave hi!
wife . $4,000 bracelet. he told
her, Here's something ] got in .
crackerjack box" Grace
Kelly Is serious about doing Q
Broadway play. i. Jayne Mans.
1lelds click In ..Will success spoi
Evening star., 1955-10-17

was the letter signed Mamie
pcud Eisenhower and mailed Oc-
|toher 4 from Denver. 1s read.
what i tkopshtkul and
sweet little girl you arel ]
can't tell you how touched the
President Vas when / read him
your letter and told him that
you had sent your very own
Bible TO help him get better"
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-02-23
Atomic Tower
Test Explosion
Jolts Las Vegas

LAS VEGAS, New. R-An atom
ic tower explosion-second shot
of the 1855 nuclear test series
jolted Las Vegas just before dawn
Tuesday.
The George Shot was
Washington's Birthday - ratified
windows and awoke many per
sons not already up in this city
of $4,000, which lies rs miles
southeast Of the Atomic Energy
Commissions test site.
There was no damage reported.
Seventeen congressman and 200
military observers watched the
detonation Of the nuclear device,
set off from the top Of a 300-foot
tower on Yucca Flat at 5:45 am.
The orange flash was visible in
Los Angeles 275 airline miles to
the southwest, and Sacramento,
$50 miles to the northwest.
Observers at the Acc control
point, about 10 miles from the
blast, felt two distinct shocks as
the sound wave rumbled around
the low mountains circling the
flat. Two shocks also were felt in
Las Vegas.
The atomic cloud rose over
10000 feet and an ice cap formed
on top of the familiar mushroom.
Within half an hour winds be-
gan shearing the cloud and it was
blown east and southeast in the
general direction of st. George,
Utah, and northern Arizona.
The Civil Aeronautics Author
ity warned all pilots planning
flights within 800 miles of Grand
Canyon Airport to check first
CAA. Southern Utah and a large
rectangular segment of Arizona
were closed to aircraft from 49,
600 to $4,000 feet much of the
morning.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-02-23
Dell Publishing Pledges
Itself To Produce Only
Wholesome Comic Books

NEW YORK - The Dell Pub
fishing Company, the nations
largest single comics book pub
Usher, selling upwards of 25,O00,-
600 copies a month, and repre-
senting over 40 per cent Of the
industry'S total sale, announced
for 1855 an extensive pledge to
Parents" campaign.
Beginning in March Of this year
the new pledge will be carried on
each of the 3OO,OOO,OCO copies Of
Dell Comics sold yearly. The
pledge reads: "The Dell trade
mark is, and always has been,
positive guarantee that the comic
magazine bearing it contains only
clean and wholesome juvenile
entertainment. The Dell code
eliminates entirely, rather than
regulates, Objectionable material.
That's why when your child buys
Dell Comic you can be sure it
contains only good fun"
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-02-23
Senate Group Inquiries as to Effect
OF Alaska Statehood on Security

WASHINGTON, R-What eff
feet, if any, would statehood for
Alaska have on the national Sc
urity?
Members Of the Senate Terri
tories Subcommittee looked for a
detailed answer to that question
Tuesday as they resumed a hear
ing on statehood legislation for
both Alaska and Hawaii.
James H. Douglas, underSecre-
tary of the Air Force, was desig-
mated to testify on behalf of Sec
rotary of Defense Wilson who has
advised the committee:
The Defense Department
believes it would be in the inter
est of the national security that
Alaska remain federal territory
for the present"
In Alaska, Wilson said, "the
great size of the territory, its
sparse population and limited
communications, as well as its
strategic location create very
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-02-23
Covenant Ladies Give
Surprise Baby Shower

Last Saturday evening Mrs.
Fritz @. Carlson gave a surprise
baby shower for Mrs. Thomas
Tungwenuk. Present were: Mes
DANES r. Amundsen, E. Towner,
w. McIvor, E. Engstrom, j. Mat
son, j. Savok, j. Titus, E. Walker,
W. Anderson, and Miss Eleanor
Holm and Eunice Carlson.
HOstesSes were Mrs. Carlson,
Mrs. f. Eben, j. Ahwinona.
Some of the ladies had made
beautiful hand made garments
which were much appreciated.
The ladies spent a delightful eve
ming together.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-02-23
special defense problems"

special defense problems"
The Defense Department posi-
ton was one of three contrasting
stands disclosed yesterday by
three cabinet agencies.
In testimony before the sub
committee, Secretary of the In
terror Mckay said he-as an indi-
vidual-favors admitting Hawaii
and would also favor statehood
for Alaska if a large area Of the
territory were set aside for a
possible military reservation. He
said he couldn't support the pend
ing combined bill, however.
The State Department went on
the record in favor Of statehood
for both territories. In a letter to
the group, Assistant Secretay
Thurson B. Morton said the two
new states would change u. S.
foreign policy and boost Ameri-
can standing in international af-
fairs.
Chairman jackson O-Wash)
called the Defense Departments
position a direct reversal" Of its
previous positions. He recalled
Monday that in 1850, Gen. Nathan
F. Twining, now Air Force chief
Of staff but then head of air, naval
and Army forces in Alaska, had
supported statehood for the terri
tory 'as a defense measure"
jackson said he was "at a loss
to understand why Alaska would
not be as strong as state as il
would as a territory" adding:
"On that theory, the State of
Washington should be made ter
ritory in order to strengthen it. /
can't follow the departments
reasoning"
The subcommittee also wants
to find out, in connection with
proposals to set aside portions of
Alaska as potential military res
ervations, the extent Of the Presi-
dents authority to create such
reservations in a state.
In addition, members have in
Dictated they will seek to learn
exactly what areas of Alaska are
a cause Of concern to the military
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-02-23
Benson Wins
Over Lannen i'm
Ballot Recount

JUNEAU, R-The recount of
absentee ballots in last falls cleo
ton of territorial labor commits
sioner ended in Juneau Monday
afternoon with an apparently
conclusive victory for Commits
sioner Henry Benson, Republican
incumbent.
A tally checker working in be-
half Of H. J. Lannen, the Demo
cratic candidate, said that Benson
was the clear winner. He said that
depending on the official recount
supervisors decision on some of
the absentee ballots, Benson's
victory would range from 80 to
80 votes.
The figure compares with the
27vote lead Benson had at the
conclusion of the official canvass
in December.
Lannen posted $4,000 to finance
the recount Of virtually all the
ballots cast in the election.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-02-23
WIEN AIRLINES

From Fairbanks: Sgt. Richard
Gray, Lydia Fohn-Hansen, Mrs.
Bob Savaaria.
To Kotzebue: Mr.. and Mrs. Don
Motto and family.
To Fairbanks: 1t. w. Knicker,
Sgt. Harold Planer.
From Kotzebue: r. Romoth, v.
Clark, Charles Lee and H. Lar
kin Of Shungnak, Wesley Wood,
Johnnie Snow, Eli Know, Carl
Hank, Carrie Mcclellan, Sally
Rotman Gallahorn, Alice Sheldon,
Bernard Sheldon, and VIM. Zu-
beck.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-02-23
Tar-Rubber Paving
Protects Airfields
From Jet Blasts

ANCHORAGE - A rubberlZed
paving material developed as a
protective covering against the
deteriorating effects of jet fuel
and jet blasts on flexible airfield
paving will be introduced on the
Alaska defense construction scene
this year, Col. Farrell, District
Engineer for the Corps of Engi-
neers in Alaska, announced.
The new paving material - a
combination of tar and rubber
together with crushed aggregate
will be used first at Galena
where, a large construction prof.
ect for the Air Force. will be
underway this spring, and will
have continued use on other air.
field paving projects in the flu
ture.
According to Col. Farrell, the
tar-rubber paving is placed in a
112-inch thick course over those
portions Of an airfield's asphalt
paving which are subject to deter
ioration caused by jet fuel spill
age and jet blasts Jet fuel is
principally composed of kerosene
and does not evaporate as readily
as regular aviation gas. When fuel
spillage occurs as it does in fuel
ing and dispersal areas and on
parking aprons and taxiways, it
soaks into porous asphaltic pave
ment and eventually dissolveS the
pavement's asphaltic binder.
The failure of asphaltic pave
ment also occurs where the pave
ment is subjected to concentrated
blasts from the jet tail pipes such
as the extreme ends of runways
where take-off runs are started.
Tar rubber paving has been
subjected to extensive testing on
airtield throughout the United
States since 1852. Tar is the tough
jet-fuel and blast-resisting por-
ton of the new paving mixture
and the rubber is added to pro-
vide the flexibility needed as pro-
lection against temperature ex-
tremes.
Approximately $500 tons Of
tar-rubber paving will be used
at Galena to provide protective
covering for the airfield's disper-
sal and service areas and both
ends Of the runway. Nearly $1,000
tons of asphalt will also be placed
in rehabilitating the remainder
of the existing. runway.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-11

sALEsMAN--Fxper heatine and air.
ccnd eneineer needed inrned. to
ASSUME good paving Northern Va,
territory Pleasant worktnp cond.,
comnany BENEFITS established &C.
ro.rtr. tx. 3-4ts1S. la
SALESMAN. tn act as manufactur-
ere representative for wood-kitchtr
rah'nets, Selling to dealers and
builders: commission basis. Must BE-
thoroughly experiencef ~ the sale
If modern Kitchens. DAVIS MIL.
WORK co. INC Forty Fort. pa
Phone Butler T-1136. III
SUBSTANTIALLY most progres-
sive heating and air-conti distrib-
ntor needs sales representatives for
Northern Va territory. We handle
complete line Of a leading mapufac-
turer. Forward details OF back
ground and exper. to Box 1907
SALESMAN wanted for local whole
saler and distributor. II you want
to make better-than-average earn
inGs and are not afraid Of Wort
territories now open. Call UN
4-2T47. AP 7-S0I5. Ill
SALESMAN, national motor carrier
REQUIRES additional salesman. per-
manent position with excellent OPP
portunity for income and advance
ment: desire capable. aggressive
preferable; salary. commission and
transportation Write Box 4l-z.
Star. --13
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MACHINISTS
MECHANIC

All-round experience with mechanical
and electrical equipment: steady job
GOOD working conditions. Call Ii
$4,000. Ext. 54097. lis
MECHANICAL CRAFTSMAN, white.
S70-S100 wk.; several openings. Mr..
Ford at BOYD'S, 700 18th st. NV
MILLWORK ESTIMATOR, fully ex-
Miliwork. able to detail and service
nifty for advancement. Turnover
LUMBER CO., Bethesda. Md, OIL
MOTOR CARRIER SALES representa-
carrier has opening for freight sales
representative In WASHINGTON area
motor carrier sales experience neces-
sary; state education, experience,
age and salary expected. Box SLY.
MULTILITH Observation-Disclosures,
model 1850. Experienced only. al
hourS, ga days a week. usual com
Mh Martin 1en suBuR Ag trust psST0 COM S
PANY. s35" Georgia avenue, SILVER
M FIFTH. Mfi OPERATOR, experienced lt
1 foned Wp Giant in RsafER aoRpcN
PRINTING CO.. 1915 Eye st, NV
NIGHT wATCHMAN-steady. year,
round lob. age, no handicap Il
physically able. Must be sober and
reliable. References required. Apply
In person to 1890 Branch ave.
OFFICE MGR. for natl. known BIO
KERAGE firm. To $4,000, UP. Exper
cashier, margins, ONCE management;
excel. oppor. Immel. Miss Bell, at
BoYD'S, 700 18th. cor. @. (NA. s.
:l340b.
OPERATORS for bulldozers. leaders
and other heavy equipment STONE
WALL CONSTRUCTION CO.. Tower
9-5955 -15
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Job with
good future. Write. giving details
and salary expected. Box l95-X,
Star -f2
PAINTERS, 1st-c'ass only: steady
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-11
AMBITIOUS
MAN

To train for DISTRICT
SALES MANAGER. One capa-
BILE oil training, and supervis-
ing 10 or more statesmen in
the Metropolitan areas: no
travelling. Applicant should DO
between 36-45 years old, have
car, and experience In di.
rect to consumers sales man.
asement. over 3 generations
of success is based on our big
caliber field management
training: annual average earn
ings in excess Of $4,000 in
LIST year. The success Of our en-
tire organization is based on
repeat business engineered
sales, low pressure tactics and
most thorough training. This
maybe your opportunity. You
can determine for yourself
BY telephoning P, A. TONE
MAN. Al the Woodner, HUI: B.
6373 between q Am. and 2
pm. giving complete details
and qualifications. to arrange
a personal interview. =.
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HtLp-MsN

sALESMAN-Local fuel oil co. has
operine for an energetic salesman.
Excellent opportunity for right man.
Box 321-Z. Star. -I9
SALESMAN: National food manufae-
turer has opening for Young man 10
call on retail grocery storLs IN
Washington area; sood starting sal
AIRY: car furnished; expenses. vaca-
tion and other benefits. Box @n:-8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-11

CAR WASHER, must be experiences
and handy around service station
CoNNoRS, INC. 272l Naylor I'd
sc Ill
CARPENTERS az. rough and trim
bands. Apply ready to work a.
Landon Village. Wilson lane AND
Mssst 1f I'd d.. Bs snSs |: Z
CARPENTERs. experieneedr frame
TO Cedar lane, right to Chanute dr..
right to lob. ALDON CONSTRUC-
cA i AND HELPERS want
cd, o5th and Avalon pl.. Lewisdale'
Md. Turn right of Riggs I'd. on
Amherst St. EAsEcREsT HOMES
ciA Ar Riggs I'd, ex.
tended to 10Th ave. right ! BLOCK
to Cherokee st.. left / block to Job;
or call UN. 4-5774, Monday OF
Tuesday evenings from to s pm
CIVIL ENGINEER-Excelle oppor.
tunity and good future for younf
excl: must be experienced In gen.
eral contracting business; thorough
knowledge of competitive estimating
essential State age and experience
Needed Immediately. Box lI4-H
CLERK for fancy food store. exper
young man preferred: WACShALf
DELICATESSEN. 4s55 Mass. eve
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-11
MEN
5:30-9:30 PM.
MEN, COLORED
EARN S66 WK.

90 men needed at once. No experi.
ence necessary. Must be very neat
In appearance and have at least
high school education. Sales expert
ence helpful but not necessary.
Earnings start at once. Apply l022
18th st NV, list A.. Q to 1880
am only. ii
YOUNG MAN. age oO-3O, for labora-
tory work on research and develop
ment projects in chemical engineer-
ing: college chemistry or laboratory
experience required. Salary open.
Call XII. g-S7f5 or XII. o. 800,
ATLANTIC RESEARCH CORP. Alex.
YOUNG MANS to Is yrs, with
experience in better home, constrac.
ton; excellent opportunity to be-
come established with outstanding
Washington building and develop.
mert firm. Reply BY letter briefly
outlining background. Box 1l5-z.
YOUNG MAN intert sted IN Iearnine
ofice-supply business as sales clerk.
A ASP,ER " pe osPpPicH e s9YPPpIY 4
EQUIPMENT CO, 71s 18th st.. nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-11
statesmen
statesmen
an TO az

Arc you confronted with sell
ing a product that has terri1c
cut-throat competition. trade
ms, credit restrictions turn
downs and not too many
prospects? We believe we have
q sales proposition uneuualled
in the Nations Capital at
least we have none OF the
above mentioned problems. We
Will Thoroughly train you and
pay you a salary while you
are learning our business. after
that we win advance you. 500
o week against. your deferred
commission. The potential OF
this position is from $4,000
to $4,000 n year. II inter
ested apply In person. Mon.
and Tues. April ii and IL,
10 am. to l2 noon and 2
to pm. for q personal in
terytew at our field ONCE.
5000 3Sth ave-. Colmar
Manor. Md, tBladensburE I'd.
ne. and 3Sth ave. 500 yards
beyond the District nne):
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-11
hElp-MEN

HEAD COOK and. short.order cook
exper. In Italian and American
foods. Apply 10 am. at KIKIS
THE OAKS RESTAURANT. 1915
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-11

IMMEDIATE OPENINGS
FOR SEVERAL EXPERIENCED SHOE
Statesmen. EXCELLENT EARN
A lHPS M EaSMANENA '
ANY HAHN STORE
OR CALL Mr.. HELLER, DI. 7-836S
Ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-11
HELp-MEN
COOK

CoMPTOMETER oPRs.. knoWl. typ
ing: 10 openings; top pay. See Miss
Black at BOYD-S. 700 l2tn, cor.
q. ma. s-o34O WELCOMED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-11
THE EVENING STAR
1101 PA, AVE. NV.


TREE EXPERTS, exper. only; steady
work BY established firm. DE.
r Nit s syss Il s sHp.aienced 81
en- hr 70 start. Cal iE. 4-o64s
days: ewes, JE. 3-0S7s. IL
TRUCK DRIVER. and also helper
wanted; experienced in handling
furniture. and with a good knowl-
edge of city. Must be sober, reliable
Good salary g. snS ms many SDD12 ~
rues. morning. Julius LANs.
BURdH FURNITURE CO., 300 F
TRiucK MECHANIC. to work nish,
shift. ; pm. to ll:a' pm; IN, man
Mr.. BEALL. AP. $500. 8 to 5;
nv REPAIRMAN. bench work, Best
powp's nv. AIS Conn. ave. NV
Ty SERvICEMAN, experienced Tv
and radio home service. Good wols-
ing conditions. transports ton furn-
tshed. BETHESDA TV. OIL. 4-49o4
WAREHOUSE MAN, white, eo-4o,
for shipping. receiving and storing
merCUhnulSe ndnulCu ny ihIGC S1tt-
trical appliance wholesaler. Expert
ence not necessary. hut must have
worked in metropolitan area during
past 3 years. Must have good rec
ord for being sober, honest and in.
dustrious. Apply SOUTHERN
WHOLESALERS. 707 Edgewood st.
ne. LIZ
MAN with building supply, hardware
or paint store. experience as clerk
in floor supply firm. Apply In
person. 2431 18th st. NV. .-f2
MAN, famous Fuller leadership route
open: 500 wkly. plus expense allow
ance: estab. customers mean no
cold canvassing and pleasant work
ing cond. with steady income; no
exper. nee. training furn. but man
selected must be able to furn. refs
For interview. phone DI. T-44T7,
or DI. 7-349S; or apply oil Ma
tional Press Bldg. 14th and F st.
MAN, exper. in vegetables pref, SO,
dav wk.: refs REQUIRED. EMERSON
SUPER MARKET. 1909 18th st. NV.
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HELP-MEN tcens. }

AUTO RADIO REPAIR MAN, bench
work: for experienced man. perma-
nent position, excel. salary with op-
portunity for Advancement: company
benefits. Reference required. We
want o reliable man. MANHATTAN
AUTO & RADIO CO. 9TH and R
SITS. NV. 10
AUTO SALESMAN FUSED carl. for
large Big-3 auto dealer. Salary and
commission. Apply in person to
Mr.. Slattery or Mr.. Whitbred. L. p.
STEUART. INC, saith st. and Ben
ming I'd. ne. 10
AUTO sALEStEN-We need t2l ag-
gressive new-ear statesmen with ex-
perience to sell the No. ! car Of the
year: excellent commission plan plus
other benefits; demonstrator furn
LOGAN MOTOR CO.. 2017 Va. ave.
NV. NE. S-2s1s. Ask for MR.,
KovAL. -lS
AUTO Statesmen. used cars: best lot
in D. c.: highest pay plan. NH.
LOWE 4034 Wisconsin ave-. EM.
9-AOA0 Id
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-11

when anHeernp advertisement
addFessed 20 Sfos bo1es DO NOT
tnclUse original refereRceS photo.
graphs o. Other materials OF per.
sonal palRe Cones serre the paY.
pose ORIGINALS mar get lost
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hEIP-MEN

SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
and road service man. Must have
D. L. drivers permit. Experienee
necessary. No sunday work. EN-.
3-9sl2. 4515 Macarthur blvd. NV
SERVICE STATION Attendant.
must be expertenesd, gooS salary.
s iISE Sss sTA RI r. ATTENDANT to
c es5sn 10 sERvlIicE clNrER.
s IgSs VISIT sTa4 HlSs AAHrIENpANT. es.
per. only, age 25-40. with local refs.
Salary $40 day and comm. and va
cation. BARRON's SUNoco SERV-
ICE. Wis. ave. and River I'd: -l5 >,
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT. fuli
time. experienced, white; salary anu
M sGoiaiifstSa sEsRVIcE STATION,
s fItS lse shT Sz ArrDs. expsr. :,
waite; $50 Wk. up. Miss Fox at
PERSONNEL. 1911 @ St. NV,
SERV. STATION ATTD.
Good nay. reas. hours. sick leave. vac,
am. LAD MILLS, Wis. ana 2de 81.
NV.
SHEET METAL MECHANIC-Musi
be active ana able TO lay out WORK.
Appfy KNIGHT ROOFING g. ShEEl
INITIAL Contractors. 1896 Boni-
FAINT ST., SILVER Spring Ill
SHOE REPAIR F1NIShER, part time.
5 to z, Monday through Friday. all
day Saturday. Must be 5000. Cal
JE. .-y7y2 weekdays. Ill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-11
CLEAN CUT
NEAT APPEARING

2 men are needed locally for interest,"
ina field work connected with popu.
lar national radio quiz proeram.
willing to start at $50 per week. Car
essential For personal interview
call ia. 9-l066, Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-11
SALES MANAGER

national concern. 1873
yrs. old. opening new sales program
in this area. has immediate openinR
for an assistant district sales man.
aver and several statesmen. The
positions to be Allied are permanent.
responsible positions Offering excel
lent earnings and unusual oppor-
tunitv for advancement Applicants
selected viii receive the best per.
sonal field direction. National news
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