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Foreign Trade Action
Urged BY Sfassen IN
Fight on Communism
81 lhs A..s.sIelsd -!

Foreign Aid Director Harold
=. Stassen asked Congress today
to enact President EisenhoWeE,s
lower tariff, expanded foreign
trade program to help defeat the
Communists In - tremendous
struggle for the allegiance Of
mankind
Mr.. Stassen. the seventh top
level ofiiciaI supporting the pro-
gram In testimony this week be-
fore the House Ways and Means
Committee. said:
There are vast areas Of the
world where huge populations
exist ct low standard Of IiV-
ing i. in recent years the COM
munists have intensified their
economic activities propaganda.
offers Of trade and offers Of as
sistance Ia economic develop
l1lent.
This vast number Of people
can become better customers for
the free world or they can be
lost as far as free world mar
kets are concerned. A free
world market can be almost q
billion people, or should Just the
arc Of Asia from Japan 10 Rakis-
tan be lost. 1t can be cut down
to l billion
James 8. Schramra. executive
vice chairman Of the Committee
for q National Trade Policy.
agreed with Mr.. stassen that
the United States must back up
its military and political ties In
the free world with Economic
substance. =
The committee Is a private
group headed By Charles P.
Taft,
Mr.. Schraum urged Congress
not to be Influenced By the views
Of single industries which claim
they might be hurt By an in
crease in foreign imports and
are seeking tarin protection.
Before Mr.. Stassen testified, q
leading Republican opponent of
the program. Representative
Simpson Of Pennsylvania, COM
mented he felt little impression
was made by the half dozen
cabinet members who had ap-
peared.
Evening star., 1955-01-19
Senate Chiefs Study
6. 0. P. Request for
Recess Of 10 Days
sr ths A.sssialsd pn.sI

Democrats withheld 4 decision
today on ! Republican request
for . To-day Senate recess dur
ing February to let q. o. r,
members make Lincoln Day
speeches.
Senator johnson Of Texas. the
Democratic leader. said before
leaving for treatment at the
Mayo Clinic in Rochester. MIMI.
that he is checking TO see what
sort Of agreements were reached
IN the past.
From what I have found. the
leaders usually agree to avoid
any controversial votes for four
or five days. he said in an inter-
view. ITS President Eisenhow-
Evening star., 1955-01-19
By George Kennedy

The name Of Augustus Johr
Foster must be added to Charles
Dickens and Mrs. Frances Troll
lope IN the list Of English critic;
Of early washington.
Foster was here first. He wa
secretary Of the British Lega.
ton from 1904 to 1908. He wrote
q book on his experiences. which
remained unpublished until last
year.
But 1t was not until last night
that his heart to- heart account
OF his agonizing experiences In
the new Capital, contained In
letters to his mother. were made
public. They were the basis oi
q paper read BY D. M. Mugridge,
q fellow In American History at
the Library Of Congress. before
the Columbia Historical Society,
The meeting was held In the u
brary.
Letters Tell Of Agony
Augustus Foster was In his
early 2Os when he came to Wash
ington. His letters to his mother,
Lady Elizabeth Foster, the mis-
tress Of the Duke Of Devonshire.
are among the Foster papers In
the Library Of Congress: and 1t
was from this source. rather than
from the book. that Mr.. Mug
ridge prepared his account.
When he arrived here. there
was little on Pennsylvania ave-
nue. between the White House
and the unfinished Capitol hut
mud and d couple Of skreAn1s
that had TO be forded. He wrote:
Evening star., 1955-01-19
Wonlsn Body Found
Chained ID Bed IN Home
~ ,he Assoelossd Prer.

MONTREAL, Jan. 19. Police
last night found the body Of .
65-year-old woman chained to
her bed in her rt-fioored, two
story home in nearby Pointe st.
Charles. They expressed belief
she had starved to death but had
not been the victim of foul play.
Police said the chain around
the woman's body was padlocked
to the metal bed and $3.50 was
beside the body. The woman
was the owner Of the unlighted,
unheated brick structure.
The discovery was made after
neighbors reported they had not
seen the woman for nearly 4
month.
An inquest was scheduled to-
day.
Evening star., 1955-01-19
British Diplomat 5 Letters
Reveal EorIy Capital Critic

You can have no imagination
Of it. Il is so unlike every other
sort or description Of q. heap Of
human abodes calling itself q
city.
In February, 1905, when Con-
gress was assembled he wrote:
This den1i city, demi-wilder-
ness undoubtedly is q miserable
place. but the elect Of all States
are assembled Id 1t; and really
such q gang to have the affairs
Of an Empire wanting little Of
the size of Russia entrusted to
them makes one shudder.p
The first minister he served
under was Anthony Merry, who
was greatly offended at President
Jefferson's democratic manners.
Young Foster was almost as
much troubled by the same char
acteristic in his second minis
ter, David Montague Erskine, O
Scot.
See Little Vanity.
Foster wrote his mother:
Never in my life did know
a man of so little vanity, or with
less concern for dignity Of be-
havior. He would have gone in
boots to visit the President but
for me. and cares nothing about
driving up constantly to his
house or palace (the White
House) in q dirty hack without
q servant. "
Foster went home In 1908. He
had written that he would not
accept the head of legation here
for 10000 pounds q year. But
when he got the appointment
three years later. he came back.
He wrote about the big parties
he was giving to relieve the ten
sion over 11e t1npressl1IeIit Of
American xe men by the British.
He was 80 years old and q I1ache-
lor. IN one Of his last letters to
his mother from washington,
he said.
IF there were any tolerabie
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At Pensacola "The Air Base City"

but | was also about to begin in
tensive work on what l hoped
would turn out to be one of the
greatest pictures I had ever made.
Newspapermen and cameramen
were there to record the event,
flash bulbs were popping, and the
requests for "Just one more,
please" were coming thick and
fast. One of my people said to
me, II guess you can hardly help
being somewhat excited about a
million-dollar story"
don't remember what I said
CONTINUED on Page 1877
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1t was an exciting moment, for
not only was undertaking the
payment of more money for such
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-09-16
Warrington, Florida
Samuel Co|dWyn's
Million Dollar Story
BY SAMUEL GOODWIN

little over year ago. sat office Hollywood LOOKING
contract just about for the payment Of
the highest price ever paid for picture rights oarsand
the picture crossed dollars-or uy and
Dolls"
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rights than had ever been paid
before in motion picture history,
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PROPOSALS
FOR SALE

Sealed Bids will be received
for the sale of twenty (2O)
Used School Buses on May
26, 1855. at HOO Am. at the
Montgomery County Pur-
chasing Bureau-Room 6O2
County Office Building
chasing Bureau-Room 602
Rockville, Md. Buses may
be inspected at McCrossin
Lane of Travilah Road in
Travilah, Maryland, zap
proXimately five 50 miles
from Rockville, Md Bids
will be accepted on a lump
sum or individual Bus Basis.
Montgomery County, Md,
reserves the right to reject
any or all bids and to &C
cept any portion of items
bid. For further informa-
ton please contact. Mr..
Ri h a r d Ream. Popular
2-3981
PURCHASING BUREAU
FOR MONTGOMERY co.
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M FEE
PARTIAL LISTING
Electronic engrs. and physicists. for
comm SnEsf ensrs. with e d e. snd
ioI TECH. WRITERS. viii " o. train tram
Men under, IS with military radar
repair, training and exper. plus col.
leRe deg. Journalism or ENGLISH .
TECH. ILLUsTRAToRs ''
Electrontc craftsman, under 50: some
Mech. design ensr., deg. nee. 70 o s 9,9So
Mech or cleo. enEr.. inside sales ONCE.
Airborne electronic tech. T 4o $500
U. S, A. AND OVERSEAS
FEE TO BE PAID BY APPLICANTS
Field electronic, engr. and supervisors
fe n'ecI s mondsy t ior s Sse
$4,000 UP. Europe, Pacific. AZ States
Bonus plus per diem.
Civil Enprs. and electrical engr. The
Orient Heavy constr. design exper =,
Civil Ensrs.. U. s. A. and overseas r
for lisison work, deg. nee. $500
Plus bonus, plus per diem
Mech, eners.. U. s. A. and overseas.
some constr. exper. nee; haison lob;
dee, nee. $1,000
FIELD electronic techs, Is States and
ggfound and sifborneiH I repair mSint
Military and industrial exper. and
r fIrsinlng SSlo'59 sn incl overtime
Ist-class FEC radio-tel. lie nee -
S6,500 plus SIS per day
Airborne electronic techs, Orient
Also instructors wanted To $1,000
ARCHITECT OR CIVIL ENGR.. 40 "a
80 yrs. old: deg. nee; heavy exper
on design and constr. of houses and
buildings and compiling reports
tEvaluate architectural problems /,
Comm. ener with der.. broadcast
station in Maine, perm lob and loo .
Govt contracts, asst. adm. To 10000
Inside sales, some chemistry, St}5 wk
Sales, application ensrs., E.E. deg.
Elsstronio ensrs. servS %ss ls,s
Personnel oficer, exper with ioi Fail
Labor Standards Act, Taft-Hartley
and Walsh Healey Act $4,000
Science writers and editors. several
deg In chemistry or aeronautical OF
mechanical engineering To $4,000
Craftsman, civil or electrical
Chem. ensrs, plastics - 70 $4,000
Optical designers .----.-- To So. 00C
Mathemsticians TO work on com.
ARCHITECTURAL de.isneIs TO 81 00C
1108 10th ST. NV.
BETWEEN L AND N
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HELP-MEN

ACCOUNTANTS, sr. and semi-sr.-
Men DESTROYS Of obtaining q connec.
ton with growing cPA arm: excel
opDor Tor advancement. Must b.
thorouEhly exper Reply Swing educ
sssper-' age and salary. Boz 427-E
ACCOUNTANT for fast-growing Or
ssnlzstion excellent opportunity;
ior recent graduate with some ex-
perience; downtown once: 5I2-day
.ACCOUNTANT-Larve national com.
pany (A.A.A.n manufacturing a
complete line of printed business
forms dnvoices. salesmen's order
books, IBM interleaved carbon, MGR
parer forms. etc. offers a lifetime
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perience desirable, but not essen
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tected territories. Drawing account
AGAINST commissions If required
Prefer single. man, $3.50. with ac-
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Write, giving complete information,
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ACCotlNIANT--A real opportunity
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lneton. p. C.: 5000 per year to
s s!srtj s Write full particulars, Box
ACCOUNTANT. rapidly expandine ma.
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young man with acctg. or bus, educ
or oackground who feels he can sell
n STcte aS systems ms and methods. Cal
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shpeT. ana advancement in CPA Of
nee Reply STATING age, educ. salarv
and eSper Box 431-E Star. lib
AItOCNTANT, young man. with . or
more wears accounting theory: won
dertui opportunity to gain EXPERIENCES
In every phase of accounting, enod
salary paid vacations and many
othef benefits. r-conditioned Office
Gpportunltv Tor advancement with
90 I2th srd H SITS ne. Is
accounting firm Good advance
ment opportunities OPENINGS avail
able Immediately. Call CO 5-545u
Tor appointment -15
asement. credit and collections;
full charge of books: salary com,
mensurate with ability; 5l3-day
wk: Apply in own handwriting.
giving resume Of experience and
education: Box 19-E. Star. 10
ACCOuNTANT-Here's your chance:
l will pay YOU a salary. furnish YOU
an office and use OF secretary and
equipment. You can conduct your
own business while yon handle my
books. Call Mr. CRANSON, week
A aaS5f AP Nt TefBstoaokkrEprR.- 81 tul,
charge; must be capable and expert
enced. 5-day week. salary open;
opportunity limited only by your
ability. Call MR.. DALTON, AID. A.
Sl5S. 30
ACCOUNTING elk. -TYPIST, S53- $50
Computer craftsmen $50 IN
Clerk-typists, temporary $3.50
Cashier. inventory clerk $50
ALLEN Personnel Service
1904 N. Y. Ave. RF -5ao
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ACCOUNTING CLERK
RCA SERVICE CO., INC.

offers immediate employment to am
oltions young man with accounting
theory and BACKGROUND as material
control clerk Excellent advance
ment opportunity Free hospitsliza-
ton. surgical life insurance, retire
ment benefits Starting salary.
S60-S65 per week, depending on ex-
perience and ability. Periodic re-
views for salary increases. If YOU
desire to progress with Americas
leading electronic service orEaniza :
ton, apply in person Tuesday after
noon or Tuesday evening until 9
pm. for interview.
RcA SERVICE CO. Inc.
SIS Wythe St, Alexandria. Va,
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SPECIAL NOTICES

PARENTS. - Personal
ized, eummed. name and address
labels made to order: perfect for
children going TO camp. Hundreds
81 ot 5%oI Uses. 900 for S2.75. Call
PRICE REFRIGERATION co. wishes
to announce to all our friends and
customers that We never went out of
the service and sales of comml. re-
trigeration equip. business. In order
TO sell you merchandise at your
price, which will be our price, on
cash or terms, We are moving to
3l22 Ga. ave. NV, next month
overhead so that We could cut the
prices on meatcase, walk-in cool
erS. If, cases, refar prod. stands.
dairy boxes, new and used all
types including s,s.--all sizes of
conn. ---SllcerS, scales, grinders. reg
isterS. all types both wood and
metal shelving, checkout counters,
beer coolers-everything, ANYTHING
you need Become price conscious,
compare Prices and you will buy
from Price Refgr. Co, 1900 Ga
ave. now and save money because
We allow discounts for cases sold
IN stock in order not to move same
then buy IRON US as We viii def
nitelv continue in existing business
OF banding equipment that YOU
need want at your Price, rendering
good service on yearly maintenance.
free floor plans for remodeling and
any help that YOU need Call Sir
0 frice, PRICE REFRIG CO 340O
O. ave, NV. Take advantage of
sale now, pay later.
PUBLICATIONS .
LAYOUT AND EDITING
LU. 3-ngT5 40
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HELP-MEN

BRICKLAYER. exper.. top paw. Apply
END of Moly's Or. of Westmoreland
sRickLEEY Yi!i chs ssi so Der daJ io 5.
day week; 3-year job. Apply COUN-
TRY CLUB -ILIS Rte 23T. / M
west of Fairfax Circle. between Rte
so and Rte. 236. Fairfax, Va. Mr.
Hayes lis
union. sober mechanics only. IA. g.
1854; ewes. and Sun, JE ALTO
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Star Classified IDS Produce Best Results Eooy CYST $500 far Prompt Atn

when dnsDeTfnp ddDeTtisemenfs
addressed TO Star 6oIeS DO NOT
tHeiOse original references phGto-
graphs o. other materials OF per-
sondl vdiue Copies seTre the pur.
pose Originals may Get lost
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CLASSIFIED AID RATES;
locol Advertisers
8 Lines tMirilmuml

One time 4ot per line
Three to sia times eonseeuiiveIy 4ls
oeT line
Seven times eonseev,iveIy 38s per line
New automobiles 66s pei line i4.line
minimum
Spee'o Notices eno Personal Sc pei
line additional
Oui-ot iown ro'e 6ot oe' line eoch
insertion
(loims TOT errors must be MODE IN time
for correction before second insertion
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ASST. TO MANAGER
PART TIME TO START

A .serviceman, Govt. worker or am.
bilious newcomer to Washington
might qualify l need an assistant
TO learn our branch operation and
Saleswork completely: no experience
esp sed as but spPssnt must hn have
week for business. Paw above aver
age with advancement certain as
qualified. II your plans will keep
you IN WASHINGTON and vicinity a
S year or m more and yon need extra
for appt., 10 to l or 2 to o pm.
ASSISTANT TO MAINTENANCE EN-.
GlNEER, for Va. garden-type apt.
effoiect. Salary open. Box 313-E.
AUDITOR OFFICE MANAGER. for a
nearby, Va. building contractors ofc.
Must be capable, steady and have
local exper. Permanent. Wonderful
administrative ability and militia
tive. Write giving refs. and salary
expected. Box 137-E, Star. is
AUTO BODY MAN. experienced in
body and paint work; good salary
Mr.. KRoBATH ia. 7-7722. is
AUTO CAR WASH and simonize
man, steady Job; must be reliable
and sober, ROSSLYN AUTO BODY
CO., 1917 N Lynn ST.. Arlington
Call ia $4,000. --I5
AUTO MECHANICS t2l. one expert.
enced in automatic and HYDRA
Matte shifts. and one all-round
mechanic. Apply ANDREWS AIR.
FORCE BASE EXCHANGE. -16
AUTO MECHANICS, experienced,
must have references: steady work
with good pay: free life and hos
pitalization insurance. with large
well established Lincoln Mercury
dealer. SHIRLINGTON MOTOR Co,
shirlington business center. Arl.. Va.
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC-we are
looking for an experienced mechanic,
a man who takes pride in his
work, man who wants to make
money; we offer q guarantee. Paid
vacation and other dement's. plus
plenty OF work II you feel you are
the man we are looking for. please
contact Mr.. z Lee Gartner. gen,
mgr. REED BROS, INC. sos E.
MONTGOMERY ave. Rockville. Md.
Poplar 2-2151. -15
AUTO MECHANICS. experienced, ideal
working conditions. vacation with
cost of living. Modern Ford and
Mercury. leadership. located in the
heart of Fauouier County. TONI
FROST. Warrenton, Va, Phone 3
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HELP-MEN

ACCOUNTANT FOR CPA OFFICE
Permanent position with good oppor.
tunity: state age. exper-, education
marital status and salary to start
Box 1l2-C, Star.
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CAMERA statesmen
for new camera store. formerly &C.
cupled by kocak. Apply Mrs. Peca
RITZ CAMERA CENTERS. 6ls 18th
cANyAssER for photographer. nearby
$3.50 Wilson bivd.. Arlington Va
Monday. end Of Moly's DR.. of west,
moreland St. E. Falls Church
CARPENTERS, blk. past Naval
Hosp, in Bethesda. Out Wis. ave. to
Cedar lane, right to Chanute drive,
ALBION coNsTRUcTIoN CO. INC.
CARPENTER. white, for maintenance
located in D. c. Give references in
l lSo Letter; Permanent lob. Box
CARPENTERS-Goo steady lob on
lge. protect, Apply ready to work.
2 blkS north Of Goldsboro I'd. !:
S sshtsds M RrFf See SSS Mr. F WORTH Fl
CARPENTERS, must be experienced
trim n men d. Cali Mr. WHITMAN
cARPESTER CONTRACTOR to build
9 baths. full bsmt and attic. go
dav Job. Refs. from other Jobs req
~ 500 Tor lob. pay as you 60 Call
CARPENTER. for rough work, SUBJ
contract. 3 man crews Good pay,
5 pfndrI T9r e., E AppIy in person only
and Reservoir I'd NV, is
CARPENTERS t2), reliable and top
experience only, with tools. Excel
lent pay; good opportunity. Call
RE. 7-T066 or Lo 5-o5s4 eyes.
CARPENTERs-we need good franz
Make "a days in 8. See FRANK. al
1909 Cameron dr.. Silver Spring. of
Forest Glen I'd. ,JU. 1924. is
CARPENILRs and csrpenter,s help
msnt $50 sTNNYsiDE iSgSlRE SssfHS
CORP, mi north OF Md. Univ,
Tgishnt , 2 iks. and left 2 biks. We,
CaRPLNTERs. experienced. Cali 10.
CARPENTERs. 1st-class, rough, white.
non-unicn.. Steady work with quail
ity operation. Apply tomorrow morn
ins between 7:30 and noon to Mr..
Knott. at corner Rockmere DIR. and
s SEA Ms.i rd.' SUI Sumner Nd To reach
Westmoreland Circle to Sumner en-
trance on left. Follow TT Sumner
Or. to RocEmere. right on Rockmere
CARPENTERS. frst-class trim and
frame. $3.50 per mr.. OIL. 4-77TO
CHEF, new diner. particular clientele.
must be exper.; TOP salary sober
only WALDORF DINER. Waldorf
Md MI. 5-47l1. lis
CHECKER-DESK MAN
Experienced IN public contact, secu-
5-dsy. 4S-hour week. Shift hours
and week end work. Wages SIS in
cludins cost Of living bonus. other
-. APPLY IN PERSON
AFTER s6 S'H sHo IN s eEi,r,Eg uMsERT
HERTZ TRUCK RENTAL STATIONS.
2o1 Que 81. NV. lis
CHEMICAL ENGINEER. piastics ex-
Per. hslpful: reloe. I,w. Val $1,000.
ABBEY PERSONNEL. 1888 Eye NV.
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AUTO MECHANIC, pieceVoTk, eX-
cellent guarantee paid vacation and
Chr sler products expeT... must be
able to furnish excel local refs. See
Mr. johnson. CALVERT MOTORS
1l41 East-West hwy. Silver Spring
AUTOMOBILE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
shop Vacation and holidays with
pay. Salary and bonus. Group nos.
pitaization. See Mr.. Mullen at DIM
STEAD MOTOR CO.. 1000 Wilson
blvd. Arlington. Va. ia. 7-s40g.
AUTO MECHANICS. white, for large
Chrysler Corp. service department
Must be thoroughly experienced with
Chrvsler-mAke cars. $3.50 hourly
rate 50-5A guarantee: Empioye ben en-
vacations. Reply by letter, stains
experience, age. etc. Box l99-E, Star
AUTO PARTS COUNTERMEN needed
at once; General Motors parts or
United Motor service experience pre-
ferred. viii consider applicants with
out experience for training Apply
HARE BROTHERS AUTO PARTS.
1910 Rhode Island ave. Mt Rainier
AUTO SALESMAN. used cars s4oO
Must be thoroughly experienced and
like to close deals. Call MI Farnel.
II. 3-ss00 AUTO WHOLESALERS
AUTO SALESMAN. for used-car dept.
OF leading Ford dealer: must be
sober. aggressive. energetic. and must
have desire to make money: daily
floor time. transp. furn. Apply In
person, Mr. Posner. FRANK SMALL,
JR., INC, 1875 Good Hope I'd: Sc,
AUTO statesmen t2,. specialize on
oIsiity cars. Forceful TV and news
paper advertising to promote sales;
~7ee commission, transportation fur
nished A real money making OPP
portunity for the worker. BARRY
PATE MOTOR CO, Wsshington's
Oldest Chevrolet Dealer. Phone Mr.
J. Moran. RE. lists for appoint
AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN. must be
experienced: salary and commits
SONS: demonstrator furnished See
Mr. Hook. AMERICAN SERVICE
CENTER. Studebaker Dealers II
years In Arlington. 5S5 N. Glebe
I'd. ia. 7-7722. -l8
AUTO SALESMEN-We have open
ings for 9 experienced men TO sell
the outstanding buys of the year.
Transp.. disqualification and lib
eral commission plan. Call Mr.,
Marvin for appt, EN-. $4,000.
PEAKE MOTOR CO.
DpSotn-Plymouth Dealer
Wis. Ave. at Albemarle
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ARI,iN K: 1fS5
ACCOUNTANTS

sr. for CPA - Start 500
Jr. account ant. for CPA, exp. 500
IJr accountants t2l CPA to S225
Acct. Ofc. Mgr. Sill Spg S10O-up
BOOKKEEPERS- ASSTS.
Bkkpr -Ofc. Mgr, wholesale S., 900
Bkkprs.. &c, young. 81 SS5-SaO
Bkkpr.. &c. excel. opport. S75
Bkkpr.. tmaturel, ArlinRton s60-up
Payroll Clerk. exp. Arl. S55 up
Bkkpg. mach. opr., ne, type to SIS
OTHER POSITIONS
Sales retail route. guar. So
Sales. chemistry degree to ST5
Teller trainee. NV. ---- $50
sales, furniture, ne. - Salary Open
Sales, used cars, Arl. Salary Open
Sales. camera exp. Salary comm,
Cashier-trainee. Takoma Park 500
TypistS, clks., messengers to SOS
ATLAS AGCY., RE 7-5767
1920 New York Ave. NV, Room 500
ACCOUNTANTS Or, SRI. c. P. c. Co..
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NATL

EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
Sales, natl. CO., deg. nee, $500 plus
comm. plus car
Sales trainees, once macR CO., S32i
Sales. beverage CO., 1925, comm cal
Sales. air cond. S32E
Sales trainee, natl food CO., college
nee. S32t
Adm. clerks, trainees, college nee.
Sa7H
Asst mgr. retail store $500
Mgmt. trainees. college deg. S3os
Ticket agent. trainee (airline) SGT
iStenoerapher tpers. ofc.) S30C
Hardware counter clerk, exper. nee.
S35C
Chauffeur tprefer young man coins
to college at niehtI S22f
Personnel man. See below under en-
eineering
Clerk chem. deg. helpful To 5000
Clerk-typist CRockville) Sss5t
Clerk, little typinE So5i
Stock rm. man S23C
Counter man tany agel, trainee, S21f
Inventory clerk, country club, SILT
plus meals
Messenger tbank,, 40-55 yrs. old
$50
Young man with high scShool draw
ing-drafting training S5C
Engineering-Scientific
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ASSOCIATE ATTORNEY. ms. or mfrs
agents for old estab. corp. acting as
D. c. resident agent for foreign
corps. U. S. LEGAL CORP. CO. D.
OIL.
ASST. FILE CLERK-Not over 25 for
position with lge. corp. Reply in
full. inclos1ng small photo and giving
age, marital status, education,
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