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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-03

Trinity Lutheran Church,
Fourth and E streets NV, is
justifiably proud Of 104 years
Of active service here. but it
showed this week 1t is prouder
still of its 71-year-old grand
old man Of music" John S,
Thiemeyer.
Observance of the Tooth an
niversary in 1851 failed to pro-
duce q more warm-hearted
event than special service and
reception Wednesday night to
mark completion Of the stately
musicians 50th year as Trinity
Lutheran's organist.
During that half-century, Mr.
Thiemeyer, a native Of Balti-
more. compiled an almost per-
feet record of church attend
ance for performance Of his
duties as organist. Included were
Sunday. Lenteri, Advent. and
special services and choir re-
hearsalS.
Teaches Piano
A second job has taken him
into many homes here over q
5O-year period to give piano
LESSONS to private students. He
also helped form the choir ano
has become, through the years
an expert on Lutheran liturgy.
The silver-haired mans de.
votion to duty led many churche:
to attempt to hire him away
from the local congregation
But I didn't take the offers,
he said, because Trinity is my
church"
Mr.. Thiemeyer. who lives witt
Ibis wife at $500 Ridgefield road
Springfield. Md. came to Trinity
in 1905. He was 10, a graduate Of
Baltimore City College. and hae
Just completed training at Pea.
body Conservatory there.
/ His first Trinity contract
signed by Fred w. Cast, Of Chew
erly. Md. paid him $125 a year
Out of that came most Of hi!
Expenses. including committing
costs from Baltimore.
Il remember the signing well,
IMr. Cast, a trustee Of the church
for more than SO years. said THU
week. Hes still the organist ant
I'm still a trustee"
The soft-spoken music teacher
who began studying music al
the age of 6, recalls with amuse.
Iment the changover In power fol
1.-THE Trinity organ from water K
electricity in 1927
Two high points In Mr.. THE.
meyers career, besides the OBJ
lservance in the church Wednes-
day. were his appearances al
quest organist at the Contra
Presbyterian Church dedication
attended by President Wilson
and q spectacular Creation OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-03
Sermon Topic Given

The Rev. Carl Heath Kopf,
minister of the First Congrega-
tional Church. Tenth and G
streets NV. will preach on
Take the Yoke" at the church's
IL am. service tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-03
Questions Weighed

vital Questions of Faith" a
series Of sermons in which the
Rev. Charles D. Kean Of the
Episcopal Church of the Epi-
phany answers questions put by
his congregation, will continue
at 8 pm. tomorrow in the
church. 1917 G street NV.
DR.. Kean will speak on 1.-THE
Word of Life to a Dying World"
at the IL am. service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-03
Trinity Church Honors
Oroonist of Half Century

the World" program staged in
Atlantic City in 1908.
The Thiemeyers have a son.
Ia daughter and three grand
children. Mrs. Thiemeyer is the
former Caroline Graf of WASH
Iington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-03
Pageant at Church

The Junior and Intermediate
departments of Mount Olivet
Lutheran Church will present a
pageant "When> Jesus Was
Born" at 4 pm. tomorrow in the
church, 1906 Vermont avenue
NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-03
Lecture on lslum

The Rev. DR.. Edmund Perry,
chairman of the Department OF
History and Literature Of Re-
ligions, Northwestern University,
will speak on "Islam's Challenge
to Christian Unity" at 8:l5 pm,
Tuesday in the Islamic Center,
1851 Massachusetts, avenue NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-03
DR.. Freed TO Speuk

The Rev. DR.. Walter B. Freed
pastor of the Luther Place Me-
mortal Church. Thomas Circle,
will speak on 1.-THE Light Still
Shines" at the church's 8:45 and
IL am. services tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-15
Gen. ToyIor Sees
Long Emergency
By the Associated Press

Gen. Maxwell Taylor. Army
Chief of Staff. said last night
he believes the United States is
I'm an emergency situation" and
Will continue to be for a long
time to come"
And yet, he said. there is very
little feeling Of urgency at the
present time in regard to the
requirements of national de-
Tense"
He made these comments in a
radio interview on ABC's Army
Reserve program.
Gen. Taylor said the Army is
not getting enough men for the
new Army Reserve program. He
said the Army's long term OBJ
jective" is to have about 100, 900
men a year receiving such train
ing, and that at present there
are about 4.400 volunteers of
whom about 40 per cent" are in
active training.
Asked why the Army wasn't
getting the number of men 1t
wanted. he said the program was
new land the word has to get
around" ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-15
Two Dionne Quints Act
As Nurses for Sisters

MONTREAL, Dec. Is R.-A
second Of the Dionne quintuplets
Is q patient In a suburban Mont
real hospital where the other
two surviving quints are taking
nurses training. They were all
described yesterday as being Sin
Q happy mood"
Annette. who had been q stu
dent In q Nicolet. Quebec, school,
entered the hospital Notre Dame
de temperance in villa st.
Laurent December 8 for an ex-
animation. Marie was admitted
November 26 for treatment after
leaving a Quebec city convent
where she had been training as
a postulant. Yvonne and Cecile
already were training as nurses
at the hospital.
The fifth quint, Emile, died
last year.
Hospital authorities refused to
discuss the condltlon OF Marie
and Annette except to say they
are suffering from a nervous
condition and need rest and
privacy.
One doctor said Marie was
tired and a little weak when she
entered the hospital but added
she is much better now" He
also said Annette needed rest
when she was admitted.
DR.. @. Cousineau, hospital
medical director. said: 1T is a
perfect atmosphere for them,
united with their sisters. They
are almost in a gay mood"
Marie has twice left the con-
vent at Quebec City. A spokes-
man for the Dionne family last
month said doctors had told
Marie her life in the clustered
convent was too hard for her
frail health
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-15
Ann BIyth Has Girl

HOLLYWOOD. Dec. Is o.
Actress Ann Blyth gave birth to
a 7-pound, 3 ounce girl named
Maureen Ann McNulty yester-
day. The star and her husband,
DR.. James McNulty, also have o.
son, Timothy Patrick, Ia.
Evening star., 1955-10-06

no Hal March gave too broae
. hint to the $4,000 baseball
contestant. '.The Answer CHS
states fatty. Is that he said Jim
and that's ell. The AP report:
he said Jim B." lTake youl
choice.)
Anyway. q i6t of people missed
Q fine, inspirationar effort on the
part Of Goes coworkers. David
Dayidson's adaptation of the
Wylie story was good: Paul Doug
las gave maybe his best per-
Torrance on TV to date as the
realistic general who saw the
angel; and Delbert Mann. given
q scrumptious battleship set in
the opening scenes. responded
with q brilliant. suspenseful job
Of direction.
A literate, adult script is q
novelty anywhere and in this ef-
fort. the drmaatic fusion Gas
opposed to fission) of talents
Evening star., 1955-10-06

washington to discuss this top
lsecret event and. unfortunately
flor him. the evidence. including
1.-THE angels body, is lost when a
following plane crashes.
The general is headed for a
Icrackup when he turns to q
minister walter Abel who re-
Iveals biblical precedent for
langelic messengers and treasures
lhinl. The general returns to the
Pacific on tour Of duty, stops
Iof impulsively at the island. and
discovers that the angel left be-
hind a book Of gold in which
was wTitten--in all languages
THE simple command, Love One
Another"
While the cast was an all-star
Ione. only Douglas actually had
much Of q part. Nina Foch had
lone effective scene and Conrad
lNagel, as the President Of the
United States. was a mite too
ltelegenic. Albert Decker had
only a couple Of lines.
Still. it was q thoughtful.
|forceful presentation and much
more successful in achieving a
feeling of reality than ] would
have thought possible.
$50
You'd have to say the new
season tfor the hour drama fans)
has really begun. Two splendid
plays within 48 hours-Rohert
Alan Aurthur's "a Man Is Ten
Feet Tall" on Sunday; "The An
Swer" on Tuesday.
Keep your fingers crossed.
Bob Hope announced a few
months ago that he was planning
to retire and / see, from watch.
ing Tuesdays show. that he
wasn't kidding. Not only was
the whole thing on film. includ-
ing the opening monologue. but
he repeated skit tby popular
demand") from one Of his pro-
grams last year.
A takeoff on "The Desperate
Hours" with Hope as the gang
|ster and Wally Cox as Harried
Homeowner. looked like it might
have been fun done 'slive." On
Evening star., 1955-10-06

celluioid. 1t played as II In q
snog.
Hope pulled q Peron gag: so
did Steve Allen. so has practi-
|caIly every comic whose writers
can read the front pages.
Competition on Tuesdays from
8 to 9 is considerably tougher
this season and / doubt II Bob
or any comic-can get by with
lackadaisical efforts. tPhil Silvers
had q wonderful show Tuesday,
for example. on WTOP-9. and
Wyatt carp. on WAfAL-7. IS pos
sibly the best Of the Westerns.) }
++&
On the Run:
Radio, TV and newspaper per-
sonalities will headline the Com
munity Chest report luncheon al
the Washington Hotel tomorrow,
/. The Chests Cody Pfanstiehl,
checking station rosters for ce-
lebrities. discovered the amazing
number Of 10l .by-liners' peo-
pile whose names should be IA
miliar to the public.
This is more like 1t. :. ABC-
Tvs aMGM Parade" win feature
e short subject next Wednesday
by the master. the late Robert
Benchley. =. It's called How to
Train q Dog"
There was q washington angle
to the George Burns story on
This Is Your Life last week,
and, last night. q Washington
man. Llewellyn ]. Scott, former
Howard u. student and director
of the DePorres Hospice on !
street. was the subject.
The Bob Cummings show
launches its fall season tonight
at Z tWTOP-9l. There are
many viewers who wish this slick
situation comedy was back on
Sunday nights. With this
daylight-standard Snafu, there
really isn't anything on after 8
on Sundays.
There.ll be fire-alarm buIle-
Evening star., 1955-10-06

produced a crackerjack hour
that left at least one viewer with
a thought or two he didn't bring
to the house that night.
II you missed Wylie's story or
the play. THE Answer" is set
at some point in the future as
the Americans are preparing to
set OF the biggest of all H
bombs. The radar screen picks up
an interloper thought to be a
Russian observer. 1t later turns
out to be an angel. who comes
crashing down on an island after
the explosion and dies.
The general is ordered back to
Evening star., 1955-10-06

tins all next week on WTTG-5
and radio station VOL. In con-
Inection with Fire Prevention
Week. The Monteomery
County Fire Department. was
first TO get into the spirit Of
things by voting Channel SIS
Cindy Lou as The Girl We
Would Most Like to Rescue
Evening star., 1955-10-06
ON THE AIR
WyIies Answer
Leaps off the Screen
By BERNIE HARRISON

Il Fred Goes Playwrshts Hour tWRc-4 shook some
people $4,000 Question viewing habit Tuesday
with smashing production Philip Wyes provocative fantasy
The Answer Of them have communicated the inte-
gence to yet
can I've been hearing the past whether
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-28

THERE ARE THOUGHTS so gentle, words can't say
them. But gentleness speaks for itself. And in a
cigarette gentleness is what modern taste demands
That's why today's Philip Morris gentle, refined
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-28
Center than Words

to special gentcness in the making has such appeal
for young smokers Enjoy the gentle pleasure the
fresh unfltered flavor, of todays Philip Morris In the
Evening star., 1955-02-06
For Craftsmen

DESIGN CRAFTSMEN
Make drawings of electrical
and electronic circuits.
Work is performed jointly
with engineering personnel.
Opportunity to advance to
engineering positions. Ex-
perience required.
ILLUSTRATOR DRAFTS
MEN-To make drawings
for various methods of re-
production to illustrate
technical publications. Ex-
perience required.
Evening star., 1955-02-06
PROFESSIONAL
SALES CAREER

III. You are a young man
out OF college whose future is
blocked. or
2. Man who is now selling
and feels that his position is
not sufficiently challenging or
does not offer good possibili-
ties, or
3. A Junior executive. school
teacher, engineer. sales pro-
prietor, junior. accountant or
lawyer, who is economically
disturbed.
INVESTIGATE this oppor-
tunity to qualify highest level
Of selling recognized by Sales
Executive Clubs with a we'll
known company. Should you
qualify we will discuss with
vow the possibility of asso-
ciating with US in WASHINGTON
area. Write confidentially to
Box 350-S. Star.
Evening star., 1955-02-06
WHAT CAN RCA
OFFER YOU?

There's a future full of OPP
portunity for you with RCA
If you meet our quail
fications. These positions
now open with RCA offer
unusual opportunities .
excellent basic salaries d.
plus living allowance for
field assignments and addi-
tional bonus for foreign
assignments.
Evening star., 1955-02-06
PHARMACISTS

Registered: excellent salary; 4s-hour
week: g holidays year with pay
Large prescription business: ideal
working conditions. excellent chance
for advancement: vacation with pay
after ] year, sick leave after ] year
insurance and disqualification avail
able after 3 months employment
retirement plan available for those
over 80 with 2 yrs. service Write
or apply in person to Mr.. C, B.
Aldrich. PEOPLES DRUG STORES,
INC, $40 11th st. NV, Washington,
D. G. t2nd floor over our 11th and
@ SITS store). HO. 2-1234. Ext. 354
PHOTOGRAPHERS, exper. or will
train, must have automobile. top
pay. Apply RIM. 7o4. I'll 14th st,
PHoToGRApHER PROOF PAssER,
with equipment. Call EN-. 2-sO93
PRESSMEN. part-tlme, days or ewes.
for 22 Webendorfer: experience in
color work; for new company. Box
PUBLICATION's EDIToR-National
Organization College Park area.
Editorial and production experience E
necessary. Excellent working condi-
tions. Box 261-S. Star 81
Evening star., 1955-02-06
Statesmen Cd

BY established and expanding busi-
ness TO sell its many items. in
GLIDING all types awnings, canvass
storm windows. screens, ETC.; trans
portation required: leads furnished;
SIS per wk. against liberal COM
mission. WASHINGTON SHADE
AND AWNING CO., 2o21 18th st.
N
Evening star., 1955-02-06
EXECUTIVE BUSINESS
ORGANIZATION
MANAGER


There Is an opening in
Washington and several adja-
cent counties in Virginia,
including Fairfax. Loudoun
and Prince William Counties.
where we desire to place a
man TO work in the above
capacity. He will call upon
the. owners or executive heads
of business firms for the pur-
pose of explaining to them
the program Of the NATIONAL
FEDERATION OF INDEPEND-
ENT BUSINESS, and the de-
tails. of the most successful
legislative program available
to them today.
The Federation Is nom
profit organization which has
bership Of any business or
States, 1t 10 one Of the most
yy examinations uoIeu in consress' SIsirsSs
Membership in this organtza- ss:
tion is of real value to any
titled testimonials will be
bANoNhtCds
Existing contracts and ex-
perienoe make this position
show top proven earnings per
annum. Salary and bonus
while in training, II desired.
Regular remuneration on
weekly commission and month
~. bonus Arrangement. Group
life insurance and hospitali-
Zation paid by the Federation.
Qualifications: We want
men presently successful, with
family responsibilities. Car
essential Previous sales ex-
perience Intangible preferred,
Organizational work helpful.
Age 30 to 55 only. Neat
appearance.
For appointment telephone
E. w. THUDE, ME. $4,000,
Ext. 741. z to 10 pm. Sum-
day. February 6, 1855; q to
] / am, Monday and Tues
day. February 9TH and Sth,
1855.
and fnha erns 90 Ii
Evening star., 1955-02-06
For Writers

TECHNICAL WRITERS -
Compile data and prepare
manuals on military elec-
tronic equipments. Mini
mum 2 years technical ex-
perience.
Evening star., 1955-02-06
ELEcTRoN1cs
RCA
HAS IMMEDIATE
OPENINGS
WITH A FUTURE!
For Engineers

NAVY PLANNING ENGI-
NEERS-Conduct engineer
ing planning of shipboard
electronic systems. Mini
mum 3 years recent Navy
equipment experience. E.E
or physics degree required
Evening star., 1955-02-06
SALES
MANAGER
ASSISTANT

Rapidly expanding 1922
". -old company operating ma
tionally, can use an ex-
perienced, ambitious. direct
salesman, o6 to As yrs. old
to assist the district manager
In the Metropolitan Area. Car
necessary. Man selected will
enjoy excellent commission
earnings during training pc
riod. Rapid promotion to dis
trict manager offers lifetime
security with earnings ranging
from $4,000 to $4,000 and
higher annually. No travelling.
no material shortages. tangible
merchandise, excellent train
ing program. no off-season.
. Our men have q protected
territory and realize lifetime
security through steady repeat
business from old customers.
Our employees know of this ad,
For personal interview call
Mr.. Toneman, district man
ager. at the Woodner, HU. 81
6373, from 0 am. to 2 pm.
Monday or Tuesday. giving
full particulars about yourself.
Evening star., 1955-02-06
Statesmen

NURSERY AND LANDSCAPE business
needs two competent men who arc
interested In permanent career: year.
round work: opportunity and COM
pensation limited only bv ability
and cnerg7; experience preferred
ton For appointment. phone JE.
Evening star., 1955-02-06
HELP MEN

SALESMAN. experienced; bldg. ma
terials or allied lines: must have
car; permanent position Draw
anee Write giving full details. Box
SALESMAN. to sell metal windows 70,
housing in washington area. for
long-established national company
with top reputation and financial
responsibility. salary and bonus,
and pension benefits Must be ex-
perienced. energetic and q producer
In first letter give full particulars
or age, family. education. business
experience and minimum acceptable
Sa,fSyM.NB Sslfsy Box W.NTFn ,SrT; Star; AN s
machines and vacuums; as we very sehieb hisb
commission: no canVassing; leads
furnished. Apply in person. 713 G
sALEsMAN-one of Americas best
opportunities for highest earnins
or working in q leadership. Pro-
tected territory Virginia and D. c.
BOWMAN PRODUCTS CO. BOX
452. Denyiile, N. J. -
SALESMAN. to call on govt. depts.
Tor local firm selling electrical and
calling on local govt. depts. required.
ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT Co. al73
Shsrman ave. NV.
S SaLESMAN. to call on Govt. depts.
knowledge Of electricity and motors
desirable but not required; perma-
nent job for bright young man.
Apply In person only, Mr.. Lee
Harris. ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT
CO. o473 Sherman ave. NV.
SALESMAN to call on builders and
architects with leading line of alum.
windows; car necessary. j. w. HOFF-
Nan Nan. CO. III 1898 Carroll ave. Takcma
SALESMAN. exp. for appliances and
TV; salary and commission. See
Sonny Warsaw. POTOMAC RADIO.
APPLIANCES e. TV. 9o3 E st. NV.
25-35. for Buick dealer:
experience preferred but not neces-
sary: good proposition for right man.
Box Ally Star.
WITH CAR, qualified to
sell cloth. aluminium and fber-glaSs
awnings. basswood and bamboo
shades, Venetian blinds, vertical
slat blinds patio canopies. car
ports. window shades and decorative
shutters. Draw against commits
sion for the = who qualify: car
allowance; eood company benefits.
Apply personnel Office.
SEARS. ROEBUCK AND CO.
$500 Wilson Blvd, Arl., Va.
Evening star., 1955-02-06
Law GRADUATE

LAW GRADUATE
In late eos to investigate and adjust
automobile claims in preparation
for inside claims examining work.
Permanent position with good fu-
ture. Please call ST. $4,000 be-
tween s and 3. -
LIFT-TRUCK OPERATORS for large
lumber yard: good working condi-
tions: experienced in handling me-
chanical equipment helpful but not
absolutely necessary. Contact Mr..
vile, Md. -6
LIQUOR SALESMAN, experienced man
only: good pay: good chance for ad-
vancement. Conventional. Box 400
S, Star. -
LUMBER AND MILLwoRK CHECK
ERS; must have some experience In
this line: excellent working condi-
tions in large modern plant. Contact
Mr.. Hall. FRANK M. EWING CO..
BeltSVille, Md "a
Evening star., 1955-02-06
MANAGER

To hire, train. supervise route sales
men: salary. commission and bonus
basis: We furnish operating equip
ment and expenses. Write J. L.
ANDERSON. 1129 Vermont ave
NV. Room 323. giving full ex-
Opening in Baltimore and Alexan-
dria
Evening star., 1955-02-06
SALES MANAGER

Hyattsville. Silver Spring Area
AGE 5000, with car. Sales exper
helpful. Must be able to hire, train
and supervise. Must be bondable
This is q permanent position with O
national company doing business In
d. c. area for 80 yrs. Complete
training will be given. Group In
mission. Apply 11-3 pm. RIM. 705
Evening star., 1955-02-06
Iron Work Estimator

Iron Work Estimator
msnts fo xaTss dons for
with local general contractors. Ap-
ply by mail stating qualifications
20. Box a27. BIadensSurg. Nd; I'll
whit aArsoR S5 'aTfsR tSP'
alexandria. See Mr.. Spencer. side
entrance, bldg. 1908. Abingdon dr.. ),
Mon, Monday Through Friday !" noon
JANITOR-We. desire an elderly COL
ored couple, for 24-unit apt. house
familiar with stoker and minor re-
Apply at JOHN F. DoNoHoE. Real
Estate. 63S Penna. ave. s.e. -
JANiTOR twhite). for garden-type
sPsss apss sARkEEy g. FS[I cIsfS BRos ss1 ST. Miss n
vestment Bldg, Mon. through Fri.
JANITOR, colored. married: nicely
located 26-unit apt; must have
stoker experience. WAGGAMAN--
BRAMNER. IT0o Eye St, NV. ~
dren. for new i5-pnit apartment de-
velopment; oil burners. incinera-
tors: must be. able to make repairs,
have good references and be sober
Apply to Mr.. Newton. THE CAREY
WINSTON CO, 1723 Conn. ave. NV.
JaNiToR a To- e eoldfea nSsn GoIs ior so-unis apt
project: partially furn. apt. rent
free. Man or man and wife with no
children. Call MA. $4,000. Ext. l05.
JANITOR. must be FIRST class, with
wife and no children: wife to oper-
ing quarters: close-in NV. location;
must he sOher, and have Rnnd ref
erence. APPLY j. DALLAS GRADY
g son. 1l04 Vermont ave. NV. %
JANITOR-ENGINEER, white or COL
ored, 5th-class experience; new air.
con eoaditd9ned M3T.as apt bldg; near Mass:
salary sS25 per mo. for full time;
day Shift, live OF premises. Perma-
nent position for good man. Call EN-.
2,SS08 for appt. to be interviewed.
JANlTOR. R.ENGINEER, white or COL
ored; 5th-class experience: new air.
conditioned apt. bldg, nr; Mass.
salary. .S225 per mo. for full time.
day shift. Live off premises; per-
manent position for good man. Call
EN-. 2-SS06 for appt. to be inter-
JEWELRY REPAIR MAN tRiehmond.
vaJ; trade shop, Write experience.
age; expected salary. P. o. Box /.
JUNIOR EXECUTIVE TYPE-Nation-
wide organizatitO . has openings for
men for. the Washington area,
who are intelligent. ambitious and
personable. We have an excellent
training program for those selected.
with assured income while learning.
Please send data concerning age,
marital status, employment record,
education and references. to Box
oo5-P Star
Evening star., 1955-02-06
SALES TRAINEE

One OF the leading life insurance
companies has an opening on Its
sales staff for Q sales trainees, ages
27-45, no experience required but
good education, appearance and
character are imperative. Complete
trsininH. lead system, group in
surance and pension with salary up
to S4,S00 to start. Write fully
about yourself for interview. Box
Evening star., 1955-02-06
ROUTEMAN

SALES PROMOTION ASSISTANT
II you are a recent college graduate
with knowledge of market re-
search and can write sales presen-
tations, promotion material ana dis. .
job for you. Some experience in re-
search necessary. See Miss Fergu-
son, NATIONAL BROADCASTING
COMPANY; Room 1oo-F. Sheraton
SALES MANAGER; real estate ONCE,
Arlington. Virginia. Box 234-S,
Evening star., 1955-02-06
MANY RCA BENEFITS

Free life insurance. Free
hospital-surgical coverage
for employe and family.
Retirement plan. Paid holi-
days and vacations. Salary
increase and promotion
based upon merit. Reloca-
ton assistance available.