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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-10
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hose thot will CORY you right over to
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Evening star., 1955-11-24
Gambling Raid
Nets lin County

Two men and two women were
arrested on gambling charges
yesterday after a raid on Fair
| fax County home.
Charged with receiving horse
bets and operating a lottery are
Richard A. Rollins. 33, and his
wife Dorothy Mae, 33. owners of
the house located at Plymouth
Haven, Route /, Alexandria; Sam
Morgan, SO, of the TOO block
Wayne avenue, Silver Spring
and Mary Eta Charles, &c.. OF
the 1900 block Chillum road,
HyattSville.
The raid was carried out by
Fairfax Police 1t. Richard F,
Utz. Pvt. John Reinmiller and
M. X. Bryant. Alcoholic Bever-
age Control inspector.
1t. Utz said the raiders were
refused admintance and had to
break in the front door and
a basement door. He said a
portion of the basement was
Equipped with a table. tele-
phones, adding machine and
other betting paraphernalia.
The two women and Morgan
were arrested in the basement.
Rollins turned himself in at the
Groveton police station when he
came home from work at Fort
Belvoir.
1t. Utz said the raiding party
Evening star., 1955-11-24

p01lD plot against hltler, was
appointed chairman of a new Su-
preine Military Council and will
be the chief military planner.
Under him will be 1t. Gen.
Hans Speidel, also 58 and who
also was arrested as a suspect
In the bomb plot. as chief of a
newly created armed forces de-
paftment.
In the ministry's reorganiza-
ton new departments were set
up for the Army, Navy and Air
Force. With the Armed Forces
Department, these departments
will make up the Supreme Mill
tary Council over which Gen.
Heusinger will preside.
l2-DiviSiOn Army
BY 1859 the Bonn government
plans to have 100000 men under
arms in a 12-division army, a
1900 plane tactical air force
and a coastal defense navy.
These forces are to be integral
ed into the North Atlantic Trea-
ty Organization.
The appointments reflected
the new urgency behind the drive
to speed the buildup of the armed
forces following the failure of
the Big Four foreign ministers
to agree on German unity at
Geneva.
In the last two weeks, the gov
ernment has:
l, Put the first 185 officers and
men into uniform.
2. Announced plans to create
three infantry divisions early
Evening star., 1955-11-24

next year by merging the FROM
tier police into the army.
8. Disclosed that 1t will create
the staffs for nine additional
divisions early in 1856.
4. Completed plans to start
combat training for the first
Army, Navy and Air Force units
on January IL.
Appointment a Surprise
Maj. Gen. Helmuth Legeler
was appointed chief of the Army
Department. 1t. Col. Werner
IPanitzki chief of the Air Force
Department and Navy Capt.
Karl Adolf Zehnker chief Of the
Navy Department.
Gen. Speidel's appointment
came as a surprise. He had
been expected to be continued
Ias West Germany's chief military
representative to Supreme Allied
Headquarters in Europe. He has
been serving in that capacity as
a civilian before his appoint
Iment as a lieutenant general.
Roth Gen Sneidel and Gen.
Heusinger were reappointed lieu
tenant generals on November 10
by President Theodor HeuSS on
the recommendation of the de-
fense ministry.
Knew of Bomb Plot
Gene Heusinger was chief Of
operations Of the German army
in World War II. He headed the
military planning department Of
Evening star., 1955-11-24

Heusinger knew of the bomb plot
but took no active hand in its
execution. He was arrested but
released after two months.
Gen. Speidel was Field Mar
shal Erwin Rommel's chief Of
staff on the Western front, Ar
rested as q suspect in the bomb
plot, he escaped and ended the
war in hiding. After the war, he
became a professor of history
until his recall to help plan the
new armed forces.
Evening star., 1955-11-24

answered the two telephones for
about is minutes and took bets
amounting to about 5000.
The four we're released on ST.
500 bond each. A hearing is
scheduled November % in
County Trial Justice Court.
Evening star., 1955-11-24
Koreu Wur Cost

observation-disclosures in
the Korean War cost the United
States about $l8 billion, not in
cluding the pay of service per-
sonnel.
Evening star., 1955-11-24

the defense ministry until his
new appointment.
He was standing at Hitler's
side in his East Prussian head
quarters when the bomb intended
for the Fuehrer exploded in 1914.
Evening star., 1955-11-24
Top German Army Jobs
Go to 2 Career Generals

BONN. Germany. "a QP--West Germany revamped its
defense ministry named generals
Jobs in building the nations armed forces
The generals fought in the German armies of World War and
eventually opposed Hiters faltering leadership.
1t Gen. Adolf Heusnger 5S. who arrested in the 1914
Evening star., 1955-10-04

TENIcHCIAN, dependable. mature
ordnance testing at Gainesville, Va.
plant; eleetronics or instrument
tation BACKGROUND helpful; good
starting salary, excellent opportu-
Dnr Rss tss ss.t adyanssRiHt HrsRf sEsFiEca sss
son. 40 IN. MONDAY throush FTi-
day, 00I N. Columbus st., Alex. %
oratofy work on On research h Az and de- de-
yelopment project In chemical en-
gineerings at least 2 years OF COLI
leKe chemistry or laboratory exper,
required. salary open. Apply in
person, 40 pm, Monday thfough
Evening star., 1955-10-04

SALES TRAINEE, 1880 = Back
ground or experience In clinical
laboratory preferred. Expanding de-
partment OF national hospital SUP
ply arm; initial employment IN
Washington branch once. Salary
oossn Coed growth potential. Box
SALESMAN, jeweiry; active credit
leweiry store; steady employment,
pleasant surroundings, company
dement's. good saiary and commits.
7th 81. NV. No phone calls. -
SALESMAN. experienced general re-
SURPLUS. 1909 Il 81. ne
SALEssfAN-Fof clothing and dress
suit rental dept. Salary and COM
STEIN q Co. i7I4 4 4. nv. tst al
Conn. ave ! -
sALESMAN--Lafge established re-
siss stssf s.ds z, Css . sDpsas ala q sDssia ss
psrience helpful. but se VIII train.
This y . permanent position with &
GOOD future for an alert, aggressive
man. Write giving ftill details.
3aT RoT oss oss1splosss: know Of this ad.
ssGksMAN al ' q S'as: s.l, L p ,bo,ti.a, 3
eas appliances In suburban and
rural areas on northern side 81
Washtnefon. Car furnished. with
base pay. drawing account and
commission. Excellent opportunify
Ter ambitious man In this RAPIDLY
expanding company. For interviews.
phone pO. 2-4J6J. -G
for large Wholesale to-
paeco, candy, and sundries CO.. cali.
tng on retail stores: well established
territory; good opportunity for man
VINO enjoys selling, and wants q
permanent lob with growing future:
car Tecuired. Apply after 10 am.
sIAENpARD CIGAR AND ToBAc-
CO co. III Eye st. ne. -6
SALESMAN, opening In our new.
car sales department. Excellent
opportunity. Selling experience but
not necessarily automotiye. FRANK
SMALL. Jr.. INC, 1901 Good HOPE
I'd Hh. NJ Rrnikh s. III -
Evening star., 1955-10-04
HELP-MEA icsasI

0R0okRXNAN, sxperieneed, 1li
around white or eolored. muUt be
sober. MIp-cITx MARKET, IA
K st. nv. -~b
GROCERY cLERK--Youne man 70
work ID arocefy dept. experience
preferred but not essential, Apply
sosSK ssssK ,,. SREEK .,sy1I ssupfR4sARKSkI7T, sa,s1a
GRoCERY CLERK. experienced; for
MANDY MARkET. s00s hsnnins
I'd. s.e. -
GROCERY CLERK-ToD salary paid
10 experienced meat and grocery
clerk. Apply 1905 fth St n.Ns
HOSPITAL ADMITTING orriCER.
man 2b-3A years old, interested IN
career In hospital administration;
eoliege education and hospital ex.
perisnse helpful $50 per month,
university free class. Must plan 70
remain for approx. years. Inter-
2114 O st. NV. "a
IBl OPERATOR. TO IS. ezpsr. tabp-
lating machine. 5 DAYS, $500. POI
TOMAC EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
1884 Wilson blvd. Arl.. IA. $4,000.
INSULATION FOREA1AN; perma-
nent position Eor information,
call jE. 2-4s31.
IRON SHOP MECHANICS and help
ers. Fhite. experienced: steady
zehi xcss ,sos sSSS wRossxs. Rsss 4igIels ige lsae sas
Mt. oiiyet I'd. ne. -
JANIToR, married man: for ianitsr
ary $40 per month. BARNABY
GARDENS, 3e6S 9th st. Sc. Apt.
I01. 10. 2-4126. -6
JANlFoR. for garden-type apt unit.
Apply Apt. !. 1901 Ahfngdon DR..
Alex. Va. 10 a.m.-3 pm. 10
JANlToR- 6th-ciass engineer, mar
ried, no children, for large apt.
R,es saccS soses salary and apt. Sail
gANrTOR-ENGTNERR. colcred; 9Th
class engineers license: for mod
err. Conn. ave. apt: must be sober
and and exper no children; chi Z . Z Eood salary
LAUNDRYMaN. familiar with wash
ing operation 70 take charge OF
ton with pay. RA. 5000. -s
MAINTENANCE-yA capable
of minor maintenance rspairs. some
experience with York No. 4 oil
burners preferred. Must live on
premises. No children. 10. 2-1055.
NEAT CgTTER-Rieht salary and
sober man. HFooKVILLg MARs
KET. contact Mr.. Leon Null, OIL.
2-263S. 10
MEATCUTTER, experienced: refer
ences. Stand 3iS New Center Mar
pm. Wednesday.
MEAT CUTTER for seIf-seryiee store
with cut-rate experience Apply
YoUNGs MEAT MARKET. 3104
n st. NV. -
MECHANIC, experienced with gas
furnaces: must have ear. See Mr.
Franklin, 4 to pm. MeCREA
EQUIPMENT CO.. SIG End st. NV.
MECHANIC
Gxpef. washer and dryer. refs. req.
hFsratn rlnFaanrVaf AGNt * NADn
Evening star., 1955-10-04
Young Men

ls years Of age and over. TO learn
10 set pins plenty Of games and
excellent tips. our regular boys
earn up TO $40 q night. earn while
learning, transportation ARRANGED
Apply between 0:30-3:30. 1915
coissyiils Tda -Four Corners. Silver
MAN, to take complete charge Of as
eemhly dept. for active distributor
Of aluminium ialouGies and win
dowS, must have mechanical abll-
tty; excellent opportunity, ]. W.
HOFFMAN CO., 1O44l Metfopoli-
tan ave- KenEington. Nd. --4
MAN WITH CAR, nov employed,
seeking opportunity to better him
SELF. No experience necessary,
training furnished. Establishec
route, no cold eanvassing. onIy
men interested in earning Sl00
. weak or more need apply. Eoi
details inquire FULLER BHuSH
CO., Oil National Press BLDG, l4th
aIsal1 aIal : 8 sts NJ Ty.sa4Ss phone -
MAN WITH CAR 70 handle service
calls on electrical appliances; ne
ssryice-average SIS services . day
plus 2-3 replacement sales per week
at $50 average per sales. Eafnina
during training period, $50 week
plus all leads furnished. Appls
1908 Rhode Island ave. me-. 0 "a
IL noon only, Wednesday.
MAN wanted TO handle complaints
and service calls for one of WASH
ingtoti's Oldest furniture stores. Ser
Mr.. Rota. JULIUS LANSBURGH
FURNITURE CO.. 901 Z ST. NV.
Evening star., 1955-10-04

NV SERVICEMEN

oytaide Part tffns for evening work.
Hugt have car and some experienee.
AEppllKs a Fs5sep ,2;, estSse1 ~. 70 saa .! ;.
Evening star., 1955-10-04
HELp-MEN
REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN

AhNtA4 - - n - 0tAAIokAAGk4
spSk kok2 A9cSzESs5yF nzfEsn xIHM; ne I'm rEEEpss zrs
AVERAGING BETTER THAN $500
Ikk WKf ny hXFkR, EqT S. vy5, Nh5cES, zs,
sLANakEnNS. BAN nS zp. s1a 1a.aass2. 49, -
REAL ESTATE Statesmen
We can use . few szperlsnced, per-
sonabie. courteous. fuIl.time REAL
ESTATE MEN. not only AZ sales
men, but also as real estate eoun-
eelors. We are starting q vigoJ-
Gus trade-in campaign with own
ers q houses fhey have out
nov under construction. and many
more to build; split Levels. ram
blefs and CoiQniais. with. 3. Z, 3.
. and hedrms.: ranging from
$26s060 to SUI $50, In the country
club section Of y. Arlington. -.
THESE HOUSES AND OUR TRADE
Ms NV VIII eTHrk RoT HR5Efdks 5E LISTED WITH
With our Unusually liberal commits
sion arranlemeni on our large
houses, our. lowef-priced trade-ins
and general brokerage. you should
make At least $4,000 per year;
drawing account arranged. II you
are not already GOOD produeer,
Can Or see our sales manager. Col.
Breckenridge. Mon, Tues. Wed.
and Thurs. between II and 8.
WALTER Z. REYNOLDS Co, Real
srIiastoa. iGii; ss4a k. ssssssssEst0'k slsssa. rd-'
REFRIGERATION MECH. with COM
must own car; year-round work.
top pay: eood ref, MeCRAX RE-
FRlGERATIoN, RE. 7-094l. for
appointment. 80
REFRIGERATOR TECHNICIAN. ex-
per-. So. D days. salary open. PQ-
ToMAc EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
1884 Wilson blvd, Afl., IA. $4,000.
RooFER. Al on al types. esp. alag.
capable Of running work, S23. ia.
5-6031 and II, 6-Sl00. -
ROOFER--An types Of repair and
rerocnng. Young man interested
In earning estimating. Union scale,
steady work. O'BRIEN ROOFING
Co. 6i5 18th st. ne. -
SHOE Sal, ,ECMAN
Evening star., 1955-10-04
ERGO DIVISION

- ava AGO. 44Alt
Rivsrdale. Marviand WA. T-4444
TREE MEN--Wili train II inexpe-
rieneed; yeaf-round Job: good start.
Ing salary. with chance for promo
ssrysev ilSs l ss1aiTy esiI Of enc sgiss P0s'ti0n
TRUCK DRIVER for lumber yard,
BALTIMORE LUMBER CO.. 1900
TRUCK DRIVERS, white, local furn
moying: Sc to 81 hT. after trAtnina
% fsaSirsd i IU. .ails i.s4as. s.'a % SSS
TRUCK DRIvER-LABoRER
Colored. must have Eood local rets; i..:
col. I424 x 81. NV. RIM. al9.
~ BENcHMAN, 9 yrs. .sxperJ 500
isfh ~ o &. mo,s se EEs Eio.ss. Ts CO. sos
Nv REPAIRsIAN. outside calls. car
furnished. DoWDs Tv. A41s Conn.
ave. NV. --t0
Ty sERyICEHrAN. outside. experi-
enced. paid disqualification. vaeetscu.
ete. SALARY open. Apply 6si Penn
nv SERvICEMAN, outside calls per-
sood pay. Also cpenins Tor part:
time eve. man. and tratnee under
0I bill. HU. 3-444s, --4
nv SERvICEMAN--Experienced man
for outside service: transportation
SITHEsDi ~ CO, OF. S-5So0'
ia
nv sERyicEMAN for outside calls,
full or part time. KENNEDY Tv
nv SERVICE MAN, outside: with
INTKR-CiTY ~. NC. LU. 10000.
Evening star., 1955-10-04
MESSENGERS

OIL BURNER SERyfCEMAN, expert
eneed In serVieing all types Of
huYners-Permanent position; ex-
A. r. WooDeoN Co, 9th and
MichfgAn ave. ne. --5
OIL MECHANIC. heavy, must be ex-
burners. to warrant excellent SAL
ary: and WORKING conditions. Box
CAV star for permanent employ.
meut. 10
PAINTERS. must be fiEst class. for
Phone XII. p-0672. after 5 pm.
PAINTERS, white. 1st-elaSs mechan.
les. top wages, steady work. Call
ewes. 8 to o, Ju. 5-1S57. --6
PAINTERS. experienced. Apply 32Q0
Weller I'd. Wheaton. Nd. STEADY
PAINTERS. arst-class hnishers. Out
Rse 30 spIP pIs sfi .o1.sl On qrahs n1.eFSI FS
Behind Fails Church Airport. %
PAINTERS, white, drss class. Apply
BALTIMORE RENovATING Co..
PAiNTERs t2y. white; report ready
for work before q AMI good pay.
ADAMS RENovATING CO. 1928
PSrNTERs-rirs. class. for work work in
AdElnssSth Az Essth AIlnss.on ARlRls g. om 4sl }asS e
PzISTRRs WANTED, inside and out
side work: good mschantcs and
HfsK Hs2SsTK nsn HR on{ on{ssspD sspDlsi si,eT Ta9 h.5. n5.
Evening star., 1955-10-04
TV SERVICEMAN

For outside work, with or without
car. SALARY or commission basis.
LEWIe. II. 1-ealb. 81
Evening star., 1955-10-04
Service Station Aftendanf
SHOE SALESMAN

EVENINGS and Saturdays for mems
fhoes at our Clarendon, Va, store.
Apply Mr. Stewart. THE YOUNG
MEMS SHOP, 1919 ? st. NV.
Evening star., 1955-10-04

s1nxIcElGEN - Kxpsrienesd for
:sss'I'sa ss SSH ssss,,sAsss ss sss sisas
manenb Roo1 pay. Apply GENERAL
ELEcTRoNIca asia Wisconsin
ave. NV. - e
Evening star., 1955-10-04

Shoe Store Manager
EsDsr.snsse leD "a. s;slssy 4, and ssags
Good Hope I'd. Sc. or 5Ji6 Baiti.
more ave, Hyatfsyiile, Nd. --iO
sH0RT-0k C00K--Niehf work,
PM M1RATHoN RksfzUkANT.
1879 n. I. ave. ne. ---b
Evening star., 1955-10-04
MAN WITH CAR
Attractive income. Good
references. Phone JU. S-136l.
MAN WITH CAR

To start immed., with large appl.
while tralnins around 1855 mo.
Comm. and bonus. Expense arrange:
ments. Exper. not nee. Married
man pref. Rapid advancement q
producer. No eonyassing or travel
ling. Men selected will always have
his work booked weekly in ad.
vance calling on definite Suaiified
s.e. before ii am. only. "A
EMPLOYED MEN :.
earn you $40 wkiy. Apply $50
: pm. RIM. 7o5. 1919 ? st. nv.
Evening star., 1955-10-04
APPLY DAILY, 9 TO a
Railway Express
Agency, Inc.
End and Eye SITS. NE.

YOUNG MAN white, is. shipping
and mailing department, national
PHbiieation. Can Mr.. NICHOLSON,
YOUNG MAN. ase 2e 70 s0. for
handling Insurance inyestieations
Fsines MssaoassIa asorsss e. and sen 81 Msrs; ri;
Co., Nd. Salary and expenses: per-
manent position with good future
Must have high school education
Knowiedee Of typine necessary
Phone Ma. S-4190 or write fun de-
tails to EMpLoYMEET MANAGER.
Station. Wasi1ington. D. C. "A
YOUNG MAN, eolored, soda fountain
experienees 90. CALIFORNIA PHAF-
! MACY. 2162 California st. n.w.--5
YOUNG MAN with high school
DRAFTING or an education to SPOT
NEGATIVES IN lithoefaphir plant,
Veteran preferred ~ q e years; ..,,.;
@ learn wen rayins trade. Box
y1oiSu5NG 1iS5ss NAN. I truck driver and ware
z pm and 4:s6 pm. aO0s Sth
yoURG 81 sis MAN wanted for rel retail
E. ndTs 7. s.st sad Sry esssts ssa1,s Z, sIsTs ,t
sss ins cSanss Il nss' ace accursssIS rasaV Appiy
MoRNiNosfDE LAUNDRY Co,
yoUSG sS5S = NAN Aass ron OFFICE woRK,
including typing. Modern uptown
realty ONCE. Varied inside and OUT
! side work. 6-Qay week. Auto per-
Init needed. Ss25 mo. RA. 3-s3o0.
YOUNG MAN. for Interesting work
Evening star., 1955-10-04
TECHNICIANS

Magnayox dealer IN Arlinetpn de-
benchman. also another outside
man, experieneed N ~, radio and
audlo, COMPANY benefits include
paid vacation. sick leave and holl-
with ability. Completely equipped
air-cond. shop. pleasant working
conditions; permanent job. FRED
WALKER, 2605 Wilson blvd. ia.
6-41lI. --lO
TYPIsT with pleasant telephone
personality. Good working cond.
Perm. position. 490 New York ave.
NV. Mr.. coHAN. %
EYPIsT-Washineton st., sI.50 hr.
POTOMAC EMpL.. oil King ST..
Alex. XII. 9-506b. -5
usnERs. full and part time.
IRANs.Lyx THEATRE. 14th and
H streets NV. --6
uSHEn. oyer Y: Apply maiiassr'
Nd. after $50 pm. -
Warehouse Manager
Experienced for small operation gf
Washington furniture store. Apply
70 Boz 02-y, Star. -
WASHING MACHINE REPAIRMAN,
experienced automatic washers and
drters. Car furnished. DoWps,
wA4cHMAkER cYAii sxperieneed: excel
lent salary and hours; bench work
kno, Of thi. sd; a., no nlEns inblEF1ssr.sF1,N yors
TfMk KEkpER. sis5 Wilson blvd,
AL, va "a. $3.50. - .
WATcEMAN--NIGHr 3.
White: hrs. 5 pm. to An; $3.50
Evening star., 1955-10-04
SALESMEN A


Xardstick needs 2 experienced men
70 sell slip covers and upholstery
on qualified leads. Excellent corl-
missions plus liberal car allowance.
Fun time only. Do not apply un-
less you are experienced, reliable
and steady. This Is . permanent
position Call Tor appointment. Mr..
MERCER. Ex. 3-0b23. Is
statesmen, BUILDING MHTERIATs
"A large expansion OF our ofiiees
and warehouses makes II possible
% increase our sales force BY Q
representatives We are g. large
sions. Earnings should Be high
from the start. Experience re-
~ gaairssa s.4aSSsi Ssil MRs. KEELING st
sALEsMEN i3j. whitA. for outside
work: local or travel: average EARN
tnss 500 per wk. 70 start; trans-
portation furnished. Apply RIM,
4lQ, z24 9th st. NV.
and experienced. sales In the home
hy reliable old-liile manufacturer.
No canyassing; aualifled leads only.
Libtral draw, bonuses and paid va
cation. Call Non. and Tues. o. am.
to 5 pm. Mr.. RICE. AD. 2-6S3B.
Evening star., 1955-10-04
.SALESMAN

q Co. exclusive Capitol Record
distributor, 10 adding an additional
representative In the D. c. area.
We are. going TO turn over TO .
quAhhed person.. with related re-
sale experience. In excess Of $100.-
600 In established accounts. Success
at once ID assured, II you possess
the proper Qualifications to meet
established resident Of the area.
own your car, and have experience
IN calling on the retail trade. Are
2o-32 years, expenses, ealary end
bonus. Call Mr.. NELSON In Bal.i-
niore. Broadway 6-443e for sp-
Evening star., 1955-10-04

SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
experienced Excellent workins con- con,
s4zSTEI6oN SE6 ngSOi SI.dlsy s'id Sisd.. sS %.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
white; exper.; refs. REQUIRED; night
shift; group insurance. paid yaee-
ton. Apply In person, DAYS GULF
SERVICE CENTER, s340 Wisconsin
ave. Bethesda, Nd. 10
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
must be exper.. with references; no
ri!hts. no Sunday work. ABBY 453II
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
must be .experieneed In lubfteetloTi:
IN! isc. rs sasi PHaIs PHsslor sSs "a. ... 0ossoss
sERvICE STATION ATTENDANT
LuhrieA.iosns exp.I n e ~ rced aSea ,siss. se.
man. $40 per day plus comm. and
vacation, BARk6Nse sUNOCO
sERVfcE STATION. Wis. ave. and
River I'd. NV. --e
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
experienced In iuhrlcation and
inInor repair. Apply RiG0S PARK
TExAco, 220 RiRgs rd. ne. No
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
white. excellent opportunity for ex-
pertenced service station attendant:
eooo salary, paid vacation. sruup
insurance and other company ben.l
e1tes chance for advancement. See
Mr. Ridings, PARKWAY MOTOR
CO.. 3040 u st. NV, ADs 2-0lsl.
10
Service Station Attendant
Steady reliable man over as: must
BE- experienced In iubfication. 10
work 4 to IL and 6atS. and suns.
1rightWood section near Walter
Reed Hospital. Call after 2 pm,
sliEET ROCK NAILEKS - Report
ytar ylsh tooIs e Harry oosnaan;
Defense hwy. IS
SHOE SALESMAN, experienced ft.
ting ehiidfen's shoes: top salary.
vacation. disqualification. Apply
T022 Wisconsin ave. Bethesda. ma. Z
o. 5140 Wilson blvd. Arlington.
Va. -6
SHOE Statesmen - Experienced
lAdtec high-gfAde shoes: only those
accustomed 10 makinn 500 week
er more need Apply. WILLIAM
ALLEN. l203 Conn. ave. NV. ---5
Evening star., 1955-10-04

SALES AND SERVICE TeDFsssTita-
tive wanted By International
fopolitan area, interviews to be
held in WASHINGTON. Box 242-v,
Evening star., 1955-10-04
THE EVENING STAR Bis
washington, D. G.
TUESDAY, OcIOnER 4, 1858
MfLP--MrN

SCHOOL BOYS, white. over 10. tcf
route work In Silver spring area.
Good earnings. Report ready for
wnrk schools days, $3.50 pma
sat $3.50 an Ru, 20S is
AGGRESSIVE YOUNG MAN tWhitel,
alert and quick 70 learn. for. stock
Slssk Sss y Wholesale supply heg.s.
PART.TIME HELPER for inside sii6p
person 2431 18th st. NV.
SILVER SPRING TIRE cORp. las
opening for experienced tire nan.
Tire sales or stock-handling eg-
perience essential. Inside Nofk.
Good pay. Excel opportunity. Ap-
ply tn person. LEE LuHEL. SILVER
sRRIES TIRE CORP. 5000 oEpA-
|ExECuTIyE.TYPE SALESMAN -
Opportunity e run your os2 basi. %
investment required. Experishes
u our hne not essential Is you
VIII be thoroughly trained, posi-
year. No traFeling Please give
rls,s R:,.sa ssadsailsI' aaiisIE' witt. r'gIs: ss
DO you WANT TO GO fHTo BfJet-
NESS for yourseIf7 Guaranteed
profii,. route and customers fat-
nished. sll expenses paid. Q &76
LAUNDRY. 4419 BALTIC. sge.,
B6YD 66SYaS'isiiiisi EiisiLoYaExr NsE cENTER- 20
18th. cor. o tNA. S-2340l. Est.40
yrs Openings for stenog.. sa1es-
men, engineers, executives. akcfS.
Thousapds placed Positions TO
Sic. .00G u. Welcome. Visit aft.
wnlIE rTain sarm aasASF nsS i0s tfsssaTs s0SassD
equipment furnished. s.rm. honss.
family man with help. Anqe
Arundel County. AP. 7-3I0l. 10
SCHOOLBOYS
Can earn sis an hr, part time:
Thi,e, y lealz' e Em. .a So4 lSlz na,, ials as.s
Evening star., 1955-10-04

SALEsMEN

statesmen
etenorette dictating ma
chine and Minifon recorder,
must have earl experience
preferred. See Mr. podd.
]. r. ENRIGHT co.
7o2o wis. Ave. Chevy Chase, Nd,
OIL. 4-i70o x
sALEsMRN
LeadSl Leads! LeadSl
We've Increased our fan adyertisins
oudeet and. as competent es oul
present sales force Is, they lust
cant @ hsndle Al q the leads We sr.
ns n0s is ssssins ..,i 10 Z N goa 3 hsys AZ ,s.ss C.
ards of our present sales stan, give
me call ct La. 6-S727 and III
show YOU how you can make real
Just ash for Mr.. Kahn. GEOR0E'e
RADIO q Tv co. 2i46 Path pi
statesmen
yssaloas sn AIRY ss fapPE 4 PE sSafssss1s. @af.s sSa
lions TO our sales force. necessary.
Must have ear. Apply SIMCO
SALES SERVICE l410 I st. Sc.
--e
statesmen
SPECIALITY
ANY SP ECIALTY MEN
MAKING LESS THAN $500
WKLY. HAS NO ALIBl.
COME AND FIND THE
BEST DEAL IN WASHING
TON. NO CANVASSING.
PERSONAL CONTACT
EEADS FURNISHED. 62i9
3rd ST. NV.
Evening star., 1955-10-04

Plumbers and Helpers
New work. steady empioyment. top
Tsss ssiy s,pnr SnS fro e eI nssa
JACK SCHWARz d SON. INC
21O4 ONTARIO RD. NV.
Evening star., 1955-10-04
Sales Representatiye

Sales Representative
For direct sales work with large. ma
tional concern. II you had sold
books, brushes, or sUecialties. Il will
pay, you 70 call u.s.. No eanyasSinG.
leads furnished with exclusive ter.
appearance. Age, 2i-40. Ma. g.
$50. $50 til Q pm. only. Mr..