davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1955-05-15

gered by a 5-millimeter shell that
killed l3 and wounded 20 of her crew.
The shell exploded on the bridge-on
the spot where Mr.. Montgomery would
have been standing as operations ofii-
GER"
IN LITTLE later during the Cher
bourg battle, Lady Luck embraced
another man on the Barton-Mr. Sines.
My station as an electrician was In
the after emergency diesel room." Mr..
Sines relates. An 8-inch shell from
a Nazi shore battery crashed into that
room right where I had been stationed.
Shortly before. had transferred to the
forward emergency diesel room when
buddy asked me to switch watches
with him. Lucky for him. he had
stepped out Of the room seconds before
the shell HIT"
Just before the shell struck, 1t had
been reported to the then Comdr Gala
han that someone is signaling US" as
light flashes were seen on shore. Before
the skipper could take his next breath.
shells whistled around the Barton and
a 24O-millimeter punctured her hull.
The Barton shook momentarily from the
shock.
Commence firing!" roared Comdr.
Callahan. Right full rudder!"
Mr.. Ritchle. helmsman at the time,
repeated the order.
IAN engines ahead full" the skipper
ordered.
The Barton was a member Of the
Sumner class one of the fastest war
ship classes afioat then. About mile
offshore, she raced parallel TO the beach.
zigZagging. her guns blazing. her top
speed commanding her bow to lash the
green back OF the sea into a froth
tContinVed on Next PsSsJ
PICTORIAL MAGAZINE. MAY vs.. I9sS-pAoE
Evening star., 1955-05-15
By Meredith s. Buel

States, the flagship staff was switched
to the destroyer OBrien.
After the Barton caught up with
the squadron in Plymouth. England.
there was talk of not transferring the
staff back. It was last-minute decision.
before we left for Normandy, to trans
fer the flagship staff to the Barton.
"Of Cherbourg. the O'Brien was stag
Evening star., 1955-05-15

1T was during the Normandy inva-
sion in June. 1944." Mr.. Shore recalls.
(This was the second Barton. her prede-
cessor having been torpedoed and sunk
of Guadalcanal) I'VE were flagship
of q squadron. Mr.. Montgomery was
the operations offlcer for the flagship
staff. But because the Barton devel-
oped engine trouble before leaving the
Evening star., 1955-05-15

Whot feeIino comes over mon when he suicide
pIone diving OF him?
Karl Berg reeos the sensation thot rocked him when he
his first komkoze pummet toword the destroyer Boto"
during the Ormoc Londine in the Philippines
t looked like bolt Of lightning in the bright sunlight
As the plone got neoer felt though greet
being exerted on my body.
Then the pone eveed right above the most felt sense
Of moybe the pone only going to drop bomb
nsteod Of croshing into There more pressure
Evening star., 1955-05-15
luck of the Barton

Story Of A World War II Destroyer
.Thot 'Hod A Mind Of Her Own
Nv Meredith 6 Ruel
Evening star., 1955-05-15

The WASHINGTON srAR vs.. 'sss-pAo
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-09

Sixty.hve women h We
been selected by the metro
politan board OF directors OF
the YWCA Of Detroit to
represent the Association as
delegates to the 10th nation
al convention Of the Young
Women's Christian Associa-
ton Of the United States.
The convention. which Is
the legislative body OF the
YWCA and which meets ev-
eiy three years. will be held
II the Manhattan Center.
New York City. April 2l-27.
The Detroit delegation.
headed by Mrs. Kins Col
Inns. Detroit YWCA presi-
dent. and Miss Annette B.
Eldridge. metropolitan ex.
ecutive director. has been
chosen from volunteers and
staff members active in all
phases Of YWCA work. II
includes school girls. home
makers and employed ~om-
en-.
ACCOMMODATING the lecai
delegation will be Miss 10
>iu Wah. q Hong Kong
10 has been a visitor 20 the
Detroit YWCA since Pc
ccrlber
The Detro,, group VIII
weet with 5000 o;her dele
gaies FROM more than
thousand community and
>.adent associations IN this
country and from many %
re Go foreign countries IL
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Detroit One Day

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go 7-,clci.-- rrese1.s
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80 . scholarship ~
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AJkO4~tf io> tAlI4rL I.N Aefa.
tile ;slen.s 70 me waiting c, +.
soyel
from Bondage They Game
currently released by vsn,s9,
Press ts3.sol. is the dramsh,
story OF the struggle fer free.
dom o. group Of SLAVES.
The sa;Ac. n h.s ,Hr as.o,|
s,s;eS his pu.pcse u .-s iae
book: 1--WE tired q t-.~z IN.
ire true story - Ire Sss al
re wss. a re Ayec az .ni
during MS existence iona
Ar.eT.os.'
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"a makes h4s .-s 50 MIS-
family il P1..scs.-
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a .cr;ac "a OM|
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~ ssven;et= 1-ear7s crump
had plans &: i.iF;r edues.
tier. hu: tie r-,-,:rn; -ss;h Of
RS !s;Aer .s:: a4r re sole
supper; c. ha zsr':'vr- =oihet
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Some of those chosen as
members Of the Detroit dele
CATION were: Mrs. Minnie
Adkins, 81 (. Euclid (2);
Mira. Paul Alexander. 403
King (2); Mrs. Msndus
Austin, l66 Rhode Island
(3); Mrs. John Bauman.
lS42S Lindsay (35); Mrs.
Haley Bell. so E. Boston
Blvd. (2); Mrs. Norman Ber-
ry. 40 Cambridge Rd.. Pleas
ant Ridge; Mrs. James Bir-
ME. 1878 Southhfid Rd.
(23); Joyce Boone. 1905
Braile (23); Mira. Janis J.
Brown. 2lo5 N. Military (s);
Shelia Burke. 1919 Whit
comb (27): Mrs. John Camp
bell. 3il Tro~bridse (2);
Jacoueline Carroll. 1857
Upton CQgrt. Inkster: Mrs.
BeulAh Carter. POSI- Blain,
t6l. Mrs. Rosa Chambers.
$3.50 Mortified tloJ; Mrs..
Ola Clark. $50 +. Elizabeth
10. Mrs. Guy a Cummings.
Jr.. S6lS Brewster Rd, Dear
born. Mrs. Eerschel DAVIS.
Sc0o ras. jefferson. tl4)
judy Davis. 1850 -. Jean
tl4l; Mrs EVELYN Dennis,
1881 Wabash i3S), Mrs.
Layerne Dixon -,>i Bel
tidere tl3l
Mrs. Olive Elder. SIS T.
Fores; tll: Mrs. Florence
Fletcher. 2Slo Taylor Co
Mrs =. 3. Gamble. PITS <
Willis a.. Mrs. +. Louise
Groor,s. 35 Trowbridge ,o).
Mrs F. W. Grunler. g.
Massachusetts,. 81; Mrs. G.
Roland Hilliar. 1916 Black
mere go; Mrs. Helen How
ill. 4S09 Mcclellan I'D.
MIS- G.er Jameson. llSSn
blifa.o tl2) Ms. El..Vn
-, Ie~,,;a Jo,,ss ,.e5N..r.
VA psr. a.,
N.s jesse ia. McN,s l,A
Lo1s.e.ow '2l O.eA No
car. 5000 (. Jefferson ,l+l.
sharon Never. 1885 ArG-
more ,2o lorraine Ncw.s-
~ l2osa Sobe>ki lisai-
u"ncA: Ms. II. a. Picker.
Sso5 {. Jefferson III: Mrs.
Fred Richardson. l65ls
l. N.ng;on ,lsl CAfoie
R-dd. 1851, Hull ,Sl. MIS-
George 4. Schemn, l6S45
MAamee Rd.. Crosse Po.rte
Mrs. Schnsidew:rc. 2io9
ACADEMY Ave peArcerr
MIS-. 4. O.. ScnGs.er 81.
ree co.'s lS1
Mrs herovr' + Swn.>
I MIX Ave. - Nh. Ida
S.~.s. 4s2o L-n,.ey leo
Mrs. Eta snow &c So
Ming -; Mrs Wl..am
Summers. iS3 Chandler ;
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u.e.,s sFt.a:.vt ;; N-;-i
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as re RS -t-s ne, AZ
" c--a-.se- q, -esc-A.s $50
80 seys.--'sr: = r-ssrs't 80
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From Bondage They Come
New Novel by G.P. Crump

NEW YORK. :. Y George
Peer c-lmp. s.. We, known -
. 'lsceluh = bure readers q
Geo-re pasre. suiho- q an oF.g
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n. eye.ss, M4yS. o-.-e h4O-
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e. i0oots' se,s,
= He~-s Reefs 1s.sa;ea
>ssrs 81 a-.s1co ssSan1 ~
, te.1 a. tc-- 81. i~2 seats CT
Dt;ec; Fesss e Ec-es.icn
Ms. i9uu Grace a mem
ss fer nearly sS years :er'
PED re hsld viii srrrexi.
=As.Y l3s 800 veies. ,rsslsd by
D,. Resirson with lo'.coc.
s. -e. !. I've . reS
ives s-S :crr = sac.
Leonard Kssls ~hs WAS elect
&c % ~ on, an unsSpissd two
yea: ;ssn was victorious ever
rs opponent Clark l. Burssi
.:s 900 &c $1,000
scsr;.v 80 7Set ~
.ac ceis Is, So s. Stss1 as -
.hs vase .os re C.-e@; su@ss-
rs zee ;es~ wcr eve. ;Nts
crY -er.s
M-s c-s,t " Ksss 49, y
= -~s,r Gangs g-s1 ;~s -SH,~'
sy ss ;ts~ ss 1.5 - yes
2 s- Ncc.st
laos S-s-s.s was -e.e.est.
&c = ire wa.-e - &. A.
;rs ss- so..ee;as lA.geS'
we r srN sage .-c.sicGal e
vsv-e s:-r;y
E.ee;s. - siS year terms a.
cenne- Pleas iudsss we're the
!ss. i-sr=sen,s James ~. JET
tres Nee \. Smith. jeAz W.
cezne.ly sns Ralph ". Lid.
Sy - :hs; efSss wi:A Liddys
rAa,nGn c. llocoo. iereias MS
nearss: ee-ps.i:es vAe .es:
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.-cgs 'e..-es 80 80 ,ss.
essirs a., ns C.~,~ r Plea.
Judges w'A .5Soaa. scIcvts -
s., - r ans cca-c'.y
$50 " ce-- .ea.st
F-a-S : ys.r-se- .Qa 90 :.
ea 90 .- 80 cc~tes, Is r-~s .e,.
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Legal Notice
S. J. Flanagan. Ally.
1877 Z. Davison

safe 8. Micrigsn. IL lie ~.r-
cUt Co-r; ic re County G..
Nat-c - Cr2rce.v.
LOIS JEAN MORRIS pan
. SIS DAVID LEE MORRIS.
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BEAUTicIANS

Ash Ysuf iohssr tsr Paw.
TRADE the sSinfllafirs ~
naseri.s Ter Bseuncsrs
Choekfnn "a smsri re-
sfyisa potnssrs e nsku|
rssrs rssnsY IN - 10
- rDsssrine reav. besp
tns scr. q ycur ioeess y ss
eEAuTr TRADE cresf
schsexipsioa b, nal crr
ics ssven uenfsA - 80
year. wnss sodsy &. nbA..
TRADE. lel west tsfs s'"
Nsw Yerh -. NJ. -
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GEORGE EDWARDS
s. J. Flanagan A:iY.
ls27 z. Dawson

S;a:e @. M.cn.Ear. .r IRE CIR
c-., Co--: - ne County @.
Wss-e r Chsrct-H
gQSA -EE COSBY Psn,..t.
rN-'f--S COSBY Defe--s--
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-09

Leonard Kssls ~he was elect
&c - ~ on, an unsSplsed two
YEA: term. was vieforieus ever
rs opponent. Clark L. Burger.
.es 500 &c $1,000
Evening star., 1955-02-13

SALENTEN TO SELL on OUTSIDE
watches. jeweiry on credit. Full or
part time as sideine: no eXper
9TH ST. NV. I3s
Statesmen. excellent opportunity to
earn Si50-S250 a week. experience
preferred but willing to train.
Weekly bonus. Leads furnished No
canvasSing Car essential. Apply
HOUSEHOLD SEWING MACHINE
CO. INC. 1927 H st. ne. Ii; g.
of the oldest com o
panies. selling complete line Of
storm windows. metal awnings.
ialonsies, and other items. has been
acquired bv its original owner. We
are planning a sales program which
viii reonire several dependable men
Apply Monday, 10 till or call IA,
sG@1EoplE a5a242 for c appointmeen1t men SOLID !,
s Statesmen. full time, for all types.
against commission:. D. c. Nd. and
Va Call ia, 7-7110 for appoint
Statesmen. must be exper. in selling
new and used cars: an excellent op.
portunity selling the Nations No.
car OF the wear; excellent paw, in
surance benefits. vacation with pay
and Xmas. bonus. Apply within
L. d. Cockerham sales manager
LOGAN MOTOR CO., III 18th st
NV. DI. T-5SOn. lib
Evening star., 1955-02-13

Telephone Statesmen
EXPERIENCED. Ma. s-4550.
Evening star., 1955-02-13
PART TIME

WorIdS LArReSt
'lusive Health and Accident Co.
Evening star., 1955-02-13
POSITIONS NOW OPEN FOR
Aircraft Performance
L. Installation Analysis

Exceptional opportunity in q new
preliminary design group being es.
small aircraft gas turbine engines
Analysis viii include consideration
Of aircraft mission, airframe-power
plant conflguration. and engine per;
formance. Engineering degree and
experience in the aircraft industry
required.
Evening star., 1955-02-13
HELp---MEN
statesmen

Six men wanted, with
cars, to travel. Protected
territory. We have ex-
elusive item that can be
sold to jobbers, chains,
variety, gift and other
stores. High commission
Earnings to ST 900 week
ly. Worth investigating
TIE. 6-2785 for appt. OF
Elk. 3-4832.
Evening star., 1955-02-13
Controls Design

DEVELOPMENT of hydraulic. pneu-
matte and electrical control systems
and components. Involves the me.
chanical design and analysis OF
Requires the application of servo.
mechanism theory to problems OF
frequency response, sensing. and
loop stability.
Evening star., 1955-02-13
AMBITIOUS FAMILY MAN
CAREER POSITION

with excellent future for
man with BACKGROUND Of man
agement and sales. Substan-
tial progressive income. Must
be 2: 70 3s; married. college
in success. A letter settinE
forth your complete aualifica-
tions. history and earning
record will be held confidential
and facilitate IN arranging In
tervieR to complete additional
qualifications. Write Box go
Evening star., 1955-02-13
EASTERN AIR LINES

Has opening for ticket agent at ma
tional Airport. Applicants must be
present q neat appearance. be able
to work rotating shifts and days OF.
Previous public contact experience
desired. Must furnish OWE. uniforms
Starting salary, S245 month: periodis
raises. Empioye benefits include
pass mileage. paid vacation. insur-
afice. disqualification and retirement
plans. II q veteran. please bring dis
charge, Apply in person, Hsnzer |
Room 200, National Airport, Monday
$40 .m. TO $50 u.m. n a
Evening star., 1955-02-13
HELP MEN
Sales REPRESENTATIVE


For 43-year-old plumbing and heat
ing arm. to work In kitchen and bath
remodelinH department; must be
neat and able to think methodieally.
references REQUIRED. For appoint;
@. WEBSTER & SONS. INC. e27
p ST. NV. lie
SALES TRAINEE. start $50 Wk. Age
Sa5 %o;s,, sfe ssns; tsaloinS oi1i0us percd S5fs m
warehouse. shipping duties. Whole
sale firm. Write fully, Box i15-s.
Star.
SALESMAN S - Excellent opportunity
for man Acquainted with automo-
tive trade and truck feet operators:
salary. commission. disqualification.
paid vacation. Apply Mr.. Campbell,
SILVER SPRING TIRE CORP, 5000
Georeia ave. -13
SALESMAN. 500 weekly guar; sew
ing machine exper. pref. but not
ments made for man; weekly
bonuses. paid vacations. We thor
ouehly train the men. Please call
LU. 4-2296 for interview; car neces-
sarv -l3
SALESMAN for plumbing and heating
contractor; exper. not nec., will
train young or retired man on lob,
MuSt Hhtc ChI. ChH YIN. f-obll AOl
appointment for interview. IL
SALESMAN WANTED TO sell sewins
machines and vacuums: very high
commission: no canvassing: leads
furnished. Apply in person. 113 q
st. II W. I'll
SALESMAN, for rapidly increasing
speciality selling company; average
salesman making to 10 thousand.
Call LA. 6-3260 Monday bet. To- .
noon to arrangement interview. Ia
SALESMAN. to represent leading toy
wholesaler in this area. excellent
opportunity in permanent position.
Box 455-V. Star.
SALESMAN. furnishings and sports
wear-Excellent opportunity for
young man with some experience
preferably in selling quality
merchandise in better mems wear
store Apply Mr.. Harvey. UNI
vERSTTY SHOP. 1918 6 st. NV.
-1b
SALESMAN with car. S65 wk., raises
No comm. Age 1885; lively. Paper
products, ONCE and business sup
plies. Write fully, Box 16S-S. Star.
SALESMAN to sell Chevrolet trucks;
straight salary Of $1,000 per wear
plus commission. The man needed
should earn at least $4,000 per
annum. Only men with excellent
sales background need apply. Truck
experience preferred but not essen
rial Address Inquiries and back
sround info. to P. o. Box 40G4.
Evening star., 1955-02-13

SERVICE MANAGER-We have q
growing Dodge-Plymouth leadership
with a well-euuipped shop, q good
clean operation that needs a man
with executive ability and the de-
sire to get ahead. to run it. We
operate on liberal salary. If you
want permanent Job in a pro-
gressive town with, progressive
dealer, contact E. Lee Gartner at
REED BROS. INC, 80S f.. Mont
gomery ave, Rockville, Md, PO.
2-915l.
SERVICE WASHINGTON,
largest Chevrolet dealer has open
ings for . service salesmen. Appli-
cants must be qualified to diagnose
mechanical trouble and estimate
body damage. See Mr. Presgravt
or Mr.. Watts. OURISMAN CHEVRO.
LET. $40 II st. ne. la
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
shift manager, white, neat appear.
ance. thoroughly experienced; local
refs; 3737 Hamilton ST.. Hysttsyill'
TN 4-QRE6 Ia
Evening star., 1955-02-13

NsURANCE-Will consider :! in
exper. or without, as associates in
developing accident, health. hos
pitalization and life contacts for
wen-known companies. Call Monday.
I.Si50s sa1Esnt, whit; tS5 saEqsg
entrance bldg 1903, Abinedon dr.
Monday THROUGH Friday, II NOON
JSNifoR. s!liFi ) o'I for Christian church in
Virginia; salary and 90 small apt,
JANiTOR- -ENGINEER tcoiored,. with
6th-grade license, who is otherwise
employed and needs q modern apt
will give apt. in exchange for a
few hours work daily. Apply l51a
JHNiioR and wife: exclusive NV
apt house: sal plus apt. and wills
JANITOR. white. married. no chill
dren, for new to-unit apartment de-
velopnent; oil burners, incinerators:
must be able to make repairs, have
good references and be sober: Apply
to Mr.. Newton. THE CAREY WIN
sTom 'm. Go e ia 1na noon oni9. GoHn ave NV
JANITOR. part time duties. new.
small apt; BLDG; blk. Ft. Myer.
JASiiTORNPuil time. colored, mar
ried; no children. to take care, OF
apt house in NV. D. c.: stoker'
l-bedrm apt. plus salary sSptAlf SIS NJ Z
BROS, 1919 18th st. NV. Ma
S-G5SU IL
Evening star., 1955-02-13

QUANTITY SURVEYOR, for position
with established local general con-
tractor. State age. experience, ref
erences and salary expected. Box
| a19-S, Star. --23
REAL ESTATE AGENTS-We need
several full-time. exper agents, Lib
sEALTY co INC Jti 1856,
| established firm moving to new and
! larger quarters: need salesmen;
must have car: experience not nee
| essary, r. A. HUMPHREYS. REAL
| TOR. MA. S-502O. --17
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN-Plenty of
| sales calls, choice listings. excellent
working conditions. fayorably known
frm. TOWN g. SUBURBAN. 4s11
Wisconsin ave. NV, EN-. 2-9400.
REAL ESTATE Statesmen. for large
subdivision: full and part time:
experienced. L. KAHN. 111O2
Dewey I'd. Kensinston. Md. ---I3
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, colored
| full or part time; extensive training
MIR: DELE. 10. 2-08S3 or ST.
H-2h9u
Evening star., 1955-02-13
hELP-MfN

ion: experience ice desirsbis; 'ns.iiC s.SS;
week: fringe Dement'S Give full de-
tails as TO background, experience
and education. Box 3SS-R. Star.
TILE SETTER. lst class. can Wa &
TRUSk SEe 0stTifss ssIfsMsS Az e. Rm sell the s mos,
popular truck IN the world. .chey:.
TSlet.v roll W.. STRAIGHT ,i,,h salary Of 5000
man needed should earn at least
$4,000 per annum. Only men with
excellent sales background need
apply. Truck experience preferred
but not essential. Address inquiries
snd basEground info. to p. o, Box
Ty SERvICEMEN-one full. one part
time, outside: must have car, expe-
nence and. reference: excellent sal
ary arransement. Cal RA. 6-4391.
Iy AND RADIO PHoNoGRAPH
TECHNICIAN - Immediate opening
Tor experienced inside man: top
salary paid for man who is familiar
with Magnovox and other quality
csl for apDoinfens Influences pRHNSK TeNSSreS
MiuLGANNON. s962 coiesyiIle rd.,
Silver Spring, Md. JU. 9-4463.
IYPlST, part time: experienced;
rlsMs1IPSM; rss1 l,S : Ssstl statistical and TECHNICAL
-Sau ME. 6.OO0O. Id
WATCHMAKER, exper., graduate
Matchmaking school; permanent.
ERNEST BURK, GA 18th st. NV.
Ia
wATCHMAN in GEORGETOWN area: ::
permanent: not a construction lob:
nights each week, pay approx. S4S
week; must be healthy, active man
Tor large yard. Reply Box 323-S,
BOYS. 16 and II. from NV. D. C.
San earn SI:50 per hr.. Neat; white.
n;W.. sun; Mon, pm.
NAN SHIPPING CLERK for building
supplies. Apply WEST BROTHERS
BRICK CO.. 1000 Sheriff rd. ne.
MAN WANTED; 3o-4O yrs. old: expert
ence IN meat and groceries; S100
Der wk. toiright man: must have ex-
cellent references: good hours; good
working conditions. Apply in own
handwriting to Box SIT. Star. --t3
MAN, colored porter starting, $40.
Inquire 7l4 18th st. NV. Ia
MAN--Famous Fuller leadership route
open: established customers. mean
no cold canvassing and pleasant
working conditions. with steady
income: no experience necessary;
training furnished. but man selected
must be steady and satisfied with
$50 per week to start. For inter-
view, phone DI. 7-4417 or DI
1-349S. or apply Oil National Press
Bldg, l4th and + SITS, NV Id
Evening star., 1955-02-13
statesmen
statesmen

Over o3 years Of age. to enter
into q 60-day fast training pro-
gram, for local supervisory
position; average $500 per
month while training. salary
plus commission; must have
ambition. to or be capable OF
supervision and training OF
others.
The product is exceptionally
well received in any locality
and is the quality leader in the
industry. The unit sale Is very
substantial and the market
tremendous.
For appointment dial EN-.
1870 Monday Feb o l3tn' N
Gross.
Evening star., 1955-02-13
statesmen
SaleSneni

Or others seeking q career in selling,
to contact parties who have ex-
pressed interest. Full or part time.
Will train free. 800 up per week
not unusual Auto an asset Con-
tact Norton L. Dods, Area Director,
1713 M st NV
Evening star., 1955-02-13
Mechanical Design

Requires thorough knowledge OF
high-speed rotating parts and stress
analysis OF high-temperature static
parts. Must be able to establish
design criteria for small aircraft
gas turbines based on knowledge OF
latest design. refinements. mate
rials and analysis. Will INCLUDE de-
sign of blades, discs. shafts, buckets,
bearings and seals.
Evening star., 1955-02-13
ARE YOU
THIS WANTED MAN?

We need an ambitious man
interested in permanent
selling career. We want to
pay this man $1,000 to S15.-
900 or more annually.
We are q pioneer organize-
tion tsince 1SSS, and today'a
leader, with AAA-l ratinE
and a national reputation for
quality production.
Manufacturers. industry
generally, transportation. in:
Surance, financial and general
business, have used our ex.
elusive copyrighted line Of
good will publicity regularly
Our line includes indoor
billboards. posters, art and
specialized calendars, greet
ings. gift leather, mechanical
pencils, ball-points and time
ly specialties.
Your territory definite.
your accounts protected. High
commissions paid upon ac-
ceptance of orders, plus lib
eral cash bonus and other
Our 1854 sales hit aT-time
hieh. Current new line is
really terrific. New selling
season giving bigger and bet
ter sales than last year. Act
promptly. outline experience
Give three references. Write
0eoree Z. Wood, Vice Presi-
Evening star., 1955-02-13
CAREER
OPPORTUNITY


We are looking for . men between
the ages OF a5-4D who are vitality
concerned about their future sue
cess. and feel that their present
situation is lacking in promise.
These men must be ambitious and
aspire to earnings in the upper
income brackets. Send resume of
education and working background
to Box s?-S. Star.
AMBITIOUS FAMILY MAN
Between o5 and 3S years. old. TO
learn the life insurance business.
Should have equivalent of high
school education and be now en-
ployed. Opportunity to earn while
learning. NO IMMEDIATE INTER
FERENCE WITH PRESENT POSI-
TION. Even moderate success with
our company guarantees you a very
sSS sDSa tltpfe oid compsny M W write a5oat
yourself to BOX SIS, Star,