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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-25

the Naval Academy in 1918. He
then Joined the battleship Ari-
IONA. Later he was aide to the
commander of the f1eet-based
force.
The admiral was stationed at
the Naval Gun Factory here from
1910 to 1913. when he was named
commander of a destroyer divi-
sion and subsequently command
er Of a destroyer squadron.
Saw ~ Engagements
His squadron, known as Lit
tie Beavers" covered the initial
landings on Bougainville In No
vember, 1943, and participated
in % separate engagements DUR
ing that year and 1914. It was
credited with the destruction Of
a japanese cruiser, nine destroy
ers, one submarine, one auxiliary
vessel and various other enemy
craft. including 20 airplanes.
For his service in the Pacific,
Admiral Burke was awarded
the Distinguished Service Medal,
the Navy Cross and other decora-
toms. Admiral Burke's other
duties have included director
ship OF research and develop
ment for the Bureau of Ordnance
and chief of staff to the COM
mander of the 9th Fleet in the
Atlantic.
In 1916 he was chief of staff
OF the commander of the Atlantic
Fleet and later was ordered to
Washington as a member of the
Nays General Board-a high
level, policy-making outfit at
that time which since has been
abolished.
Was Assistant Chief
Later he was assistant chief
OF Naval Operations and deputy
chief of staff for Far East naval
operations. In 1851 he assumed
command of Cruiser Division
Five.
Admiral Burke also was a
member of the Military Armi-
tice Commission in Korea, which
worked out the truce agreement
there. Following that duty he
became director of strategic
plans in the Office of the chief
of Naval Operations, from which
post he went to his present
command.
The admiral is married to the
former Roberta Gorsuch of
Washington and maintains a
home at 452l Hawthorne street
NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-25
SD Priest Arrested

BUENOS AIRES, May Is H1,
Fifty three priests have been
arrested since a controversy be-
tween the Peron government and
the Roman Catholic Church be-
gan six months ago. The Rev.
Amadeao Roberts. parish priest
Of Arroyito in Cordoba province,
was the latest. He was arrested
today on a charge Of disrespect
to President Juan D. Peron. the
result Of a sermon delivered two
weeks ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-25

Wilson said it would be a safe
assumption" that the Russians
were shifting from a defensive
air force consisting mainly of
fighters, to offensive air power
similar to our strategic air force.
only a little while ago, the
soyiets had little or no eapability
of an attack on this country"
the Secretary declared. conced-
ing that the appearance of Soviet
long-range jets sharply alters the
world picture.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-25

maybe we viii do something
foolish"
Doubts Nuclear Attack
He said he still believes the
Russians will not be able to
launch a sustained nuclear at
tack against this country this
year or next. He predicted a
year ago that the Soviets would
not achieve such capabilty for
three years.
In answer to questions, Mr..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-25
Burke Succeeds Carney
In Highest Navy Post
Continued From First Page

Continued From First Page
two-year term as Chief of Ma
val Operations before reaching
the mandatory retirement age.
Following the White House
announcement, Admiral Carney
issued the following statement:
Admiral Burke is well
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-25

maybe we win do something
Evening star., 1955-10-26
.AIIdredee to Quit
AS ice Member
ny the Assoclated press

j. Haden Alldredge. Alabama
Democrat and a member Of the
Interstate Commerce Commits
sion for 1914 years. announced
yesterday he is leaving the Gov
ernment to re-enter private Law
practice.
Mr.. Alldredge, So, said he sent
a letter to President Eisenhower
on Sept. ! asking leave to re-
linquish his ICC post on October
81.
He will become associated
with the law firm of Knabe and
Nachman at Montgomery, Ala,
and will maintain Offices In
Washington.
Mr.. Alldredge first was ap-
pointed to the ICC by President
Roosevelt in 1899. Previously he
was the director of the Tennes-
see Valley Authority's commerce
department, handling .transpor-
tation and materials research.
Mr.. Alldredge said that as q
private attorney he will become
a consultant to the Develop
ment and Resources Corp. re-
Gently organized by David E
Lilienthal and Gordon Clapp
former chairmen Of the Tennes-
see Valley Authority, to provide
technical guidance in the de-
velopment of natural resources
outside the United States.
Evening star., 1955-10-26
Foure Authorized to Ask
Confidence Vote I Toniqht

'proval Of its program without
"a confidence vote.
The discussion Is believed to
carry some danger to the gov
eminent. In the face of a series
of reyersals for French policy
on varied fronts, deputies are
restless and inclined to blame
Mr.. Faure and his ministers.
Closely linked to the debate is
the Premier's proposal for an
advanced date for parliamentary
elections. Deputies who are op-
posed to this idea would like to
remove Mr.. Faure-but on an
other issue.
The debate, which opens this
afternoon and is scheduled to
run through the night until it
ends, is on q question by Social
list Christian Pineau on what the
government plans to propose to
the Assembly to cover the ex-
Ipenses Of heavy military opera
Itions in North Africa.
Communist Jacques Duclos
also has asked how Mr.. Faure
can square his statement that
no further reservists will be
called and no new taxes viii be
necessary with declarations Of
his Ministers of finance and Ma
Itional Defense to the contrary.
Evening star., 1955-10-26
Greenland Air Plun
Drufted bY Denmark

COPENHAGEN, Oct. 26 (R.-
The Danish Transport Ministry
is drafting a proposal for a
United States-Danish agreement
on supervision Of Greenland's air
territory. a ministry spokesman
reports. The nations agreed on
its common defense In 1851.
The United States has three
huge military air bases on the
largely ice-capped Danish col
ony. while Denmark has none.
The Scandinavian airlines sys-
tenn must depend on American
assistance in maintaining its
Arctic route to Los Angeles.
Evening star., 1955-10-26
More Red Bids
On Arms Noted

The State Department today
reported the Soviet bloc has
made further" approaches to
sell arms to Israel.
This announcement substan-
tiated and elaborated on the
State Department statement Of
october 10 reporting that Com
munist approaches may have
been made.
I'VE were informed Of these
approaches since October H."
State Department spokesman
Lincoln White told q news con-
ference.
THE precise date of these
approaches we do not have"
More Than One Bid
Mr.. White said he did not
know whether the incidents un-
derlying today's announcement
occurred before or after the ap-
proaches that prompted the
October IL statement. Mr..
White emphasized, however, that
the point was, there has been
more than one approach-we
have more information confirm
ing it."
Mr.. White declined to give the
source Of his information, say
ing that If he were to do that
he might as well close up shop.
The inference was that the data
came from intelligence sources
which would be destroyed If
revealed.
Mr.. White said the State De-
partment's information on Com
munist arms shipments to Egypt
was not firm enough for him to
comment on reports, gathered
from diplomatic sources by the
Associated Press, that Egypt is
getting about $50 million worth
Of weapons priced at one-tenth
to one-fifth of what Western
nations would ask.
Egypt was said to be getting
MIG fighters at $50, 900 each and
Soviet-built submarines at SIS
million each.
200 Jets Reported
Diplomatic officials said they
understood the Egyptians have
contracted to buy about 200 jets,
100 Russian tanks, half a dozen
submarines and considerable
quantities Of artillery.
Egypt will pay for the arms
mostly with cotton and rice and
only a comparatively small
amount Of cash. However. Egypt
Is understood to have deposited
q down payment of 81 million
sterling ($2.8 million) in o.
Czechoslovakian bank.
The prices Egypt is being
asked to pay are said to be far
below those Red China has been
charged for similar Soviet equip
ment.
American officials were more
concerned than ever over a pos
sible outbreak of war between
Egypt and Israel, now that Com
munist arms deliveries have
started.
Evening star., 1955-10-26

PARIS, Oct. 26 B.-The
French government today au-
thorized Premier Edgar Faure
to ask for a vote Of confidence
tonight during debate on the
governments financial and mill
tary plans.
The Premier will decide
whether to use this weapon as
the debate develops and he
forms an idea of the govern
ment's chances of winning ap-
Evening star., 1955-06-17
HELP-MEN tcons. J

AUTO sALEsMEN-we need t2) az
Rressive pew-car salesmen with ex-
perience. TO sell the No. car OF the
year: excellent commission plan plus
other benefits: demonstration furn.
LOGAN MOTOR CO.. 20l7 Va. ave
NV, NE. S-2S1S- Ask for Mr..
KOvAL. III
AUTOMOBILE Statesmen fs). to
specialize IN used-car sales with
option to sell new cars. No wash
out plan. no mAximums. You sell q
used car for $1,000. we pay xlO5.
II you want to make substantial
earnings, let us discuss the sale
Of cars from the Carriage Trade"
BARRY PATE MOTOR CO., Wash
ington's Oldest Chevrolet Dealer.
Phone Mr.. J. Moran, RE. 7-747S
for appt. LIZ
AUTO SALESMEN-one of Washing
toms Oldest Ford dealers needs 2
good men to complete our sales
staff. Excellent pay plan; demon.
furnished. See Mr.. Wray, TRAN
GLE MOTORS, 3010 r. /. ave. ne.
AUTO SALESMEN-If you are in
terested in earning up to $4,000
year, look into this. We have
openings for 2 experienced automo-
bile salesmen, Montg. Co residents
pref. Apply in person, ROCKVILLE
MOTOR Co. Ford Dealer. Rock
Evening star., 1955-06-17
INSURANCE

Experienced wanted. An exceptional
opportunity awaits the man who
has supervisory BACKGROUND with
debit company. Straight salary with
excellent incentive program. II in
terested in sales MANAGEMENT. write
giving full details. Box 494-L, Star.
THIS IS NOT A DEBIT COMPANY
JANITOR must be sober. knowledge
OF maintenance with local refer
ences, for lge. bldg. good pay for
the right man. Apply 1913 Harvard
st. NV. EMBASSY APIS. lie
colored,. experienced, NV.
apt bldg, must have. 6th-elass
eng. license. Salary and apt. pro
fence Apply 5S15 Conn. ave. 5 to
Il. Thurs, through Sat. Or gall
IASiTOR, for garden type apt. de-
velopment in Silver Spring, Lawn
and shrub. care experience neces-
sss man 9God Job week te FssSs ssS s.aanE s9RsE
salary. Box 4ss-Y. Star. III -
elevator BLDG. at wis. and Mass.
aves,; S125 mo. to start plus beau
tiful apt. JU. 9-43S7. lis
married, 40-unit apt.
stoker, Salary 500 and apt. La.
qtrs. only for services;
wife. at apis. Many may hold other
regular day lob. RA, 3-1SS3. --19
JUNIOR ACCOUNTANT. for ArlinE-
ton office: degree desirable but not
necessary, nut be able to handle
complete set of books and prepare
financial statements: 5-day wk.;
experience. Call ia. 7-1554, for
interview. ID
Evening star., 1955-06-17
CHURCHILL ELMORE, Attorney
FaInFada Ruilding

Order Of Publication. Absent
Observation-Disclosures Defendants,
Filed April 22. 1855. Harry M. Hull.
tTf Clerk.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia -
GRAY PROPERTIES. INC. a corp,
Grafton. Plaintiff ". MARGUERITE
Miller, E AL Defendants;E~n
OF PUBLIcATIoN.-The object OF
this suit is to remove cloud on title
to real estate situate in the District
OF Columbia known for purposes
of assessment and taxation as lot
rs In square 404S and more par
ticularlv described in the complaint,
. as amended, me herein; on gons motion Lon Of of
apriI s P'A' is5B q ordered sd' that 0 defend
ants Marguerite Miller. Donald s.
Depue. Matilda Berkeley Inskeep.
Harold p. Berkley, Jr.. Laura May
Church. AKA Laura Church Mako,
Constance c.. Degman. Blanche
Church Vincent, Fay Church Roby.
Virginia Josephine Church Irvine
Ssr a Louis s.Saner J. Church u i yns ;nssgsa ssrss
herein on or before the fortieth
day. exclusive of Sundays and legal
holidays. occurring after the day
Of the first publication of this
order: otherwise the cause will be
proceeded with as in case Of de-
fault. Provided. Q copy Of this
order be published once q week for
three successive weeks in the wash
ineton Law Reporter and The Eve
ming Star before said day. It is
further ordered that defendants.
Unknown Heirs. Alienees and Devi-
secs of Louis J. Church. II he be
deceased. cause their appearance
70 be entered herein on or before
the first rule day occurring after
the expiration Of three months
from the day Of the first publica-
ton OF this order: otherwise the
Aause will be proceeded with as in
e4se. Of default. Provided, copy
Of this order be published twice
month for three months in the
Washington Law Reporter and The
Evening star before said day
60 EDWARD M. CuRRAN. judge.
fSeal.l A true copy. Test: HARRY
N. HULL, Clerk. BY MARGARET
J. UNGER, Deputy Clerk.
Nafln In q A~wN
Evening star., 1955-06-17
HELP MEN
ROITTEMAN

The ice cream season has started
This year Jack and Jill drivers are
te~our tremendous advertising cam
paign The kids are waiting for the
Jack and Jill man. Get in on the
big earnings. Apply any day. incl.
Sat and Sun, s am. to 5 pm.
JACK & JILL ICE CREAM CO..
l419 L st. sc, -22
Evening star., 1955-06-17

WheH aRsperiH1 advertisements
addressed to Star bores do NOT
tnclose original references photo
graphs or other materials OF per-
soHdl paine. Copies serse the ppr-
pose. Orteiaais may get lost.
Evening star., 1955-06-17
BJJTCHER

Thoroughly experienced In self-serv-
ice supermarket: steady employ
Open Sundays. SEVEN CORNERS
MARKET. Falls Church, Va. 30
cABINETMAKERs: exper.; nom
and refs. Box 1871. Star. --l9
CAMP COUNSELLOR. for day camp.
June 27 to Sept. 2: must have p. G;
aogsE. 9gs5 e16 D St. sc. Can Il.
CARPENTER. trim. Call between 6
and $40 pm. RE. 6-7S52.
first class; frame and
trim. Sober: $3.50 per hour. Re
port ready to work. 800 block
NebraSka ave. NV. IL
be good trim; 1875. CIR. 3-1637 or
CARPENTERS. 1st class only. Apply
1919 Chaplin st. Sc, off Alabama
ave. and Ridge I'd. Sc. -1a
CARPENTERS. TRIM. Apply con-
structior Job. CARL M. FREEMAN,
$500 Piney Branch rd.
CARPENTERS. steady work: good
Hollow I'd. of Seven Corners e
Malbrook drive, turn left and follow
Pomponio Realty arrows to job. See
Mr.. Whetzel, M. POMPONIo AND
SONS, INC. 10
CARPENTERS AND HELPERS; Al
mechanics. Apply Lee Ave. Apts.,
of Maple ave. Takoma Park or
Royal I'd, Hillandale, Md. Gall
after pm, DE. 2-s521. IL
CARPENTERS
Experienced in all types remodeling
work. Apply JAFFE, Oil 18th st.
NV. la
CLERK, young boy, recent high
school grad for general -clerica'
work. Typing required. Good future
opportunities. MA. S-667A. -1S
CLERK, liquor dept: liquor exper
acter reference. Phone Ii. 3-961(
for appointment. .--1S
Evening star., 1955-06-17
HELP--kAEN

KENNEL MAN wanted to work In
veterinary hospital. Apply in per
son, 46l5 41st st. NV. Ia
KITCHEN HELPER, for breakfast
and lunch. in cafeteria at ERGO
PLANT. Riverdale, Md. Apply in
person only, 9:30-10:30 am. -19
LABOR FOREMAN, with supervisory
ability and thorough knowledge OF
home construction. Write giving
age, exper. and salary expected.
Box 72-E, Star. -22
iLINOLEUM and asphalt tile me-
chanic, exper, work permanent.
KE, S-25SS. LIZ
LIQUOR SALESMAN. part time eve
nings and all day Saturday. large
uptown liquor store: experienced
preferred. Box 1a4-L. Star. --l9
Evening star., 1955-06-17
- VERNON Z. WEST,
MILTON D. NORMAN AND
UNA RITA MORRIS,
Attorneys fer the District Of

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia. Hold
ing . Probate Court. DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA. q municipal cor
poration. District Building, Wash Wash;
HIMs,, inston 1, D; s1AS q; glsintiI. Y LOUISE
Of the Estate Of Lewis y. Borders,
WsshiaSson "; Ess 81 i. E.. f5sfsss bsfssaant& NV:
Administration No. slb5s.-oR-
DISQUALIFICATION having been
made herein BY the Commissioner
Of the District Of Columbia for q
finding that Lewis N. Borders, the
above named decedent. died inte-
state without heirs at law or next
nf kin within the degree Of rela-
distribution, and for decree that
ne a District q Columbia sIsras pursuant af
1901 l3l Stat. 1851, Section 49,
smended, II is, BY the Court, this
card day Of March. 1866. Or
pERED that the unknown heirs at
Jaw and next of kin, II any. Of
Lewis N. Borders. deceased, and
Court tHt on 'd the 18Th day. ~ Of /" july. S
1865. at ten O'Clock AM. and show
cause, II any they have. why such
application should mot be granted.
Let notice hereof be published in
the "Washington Law Reporter
and in 'HThe Evening Star" twice a
month for the three consecutive
months prior TO the return date.
JAMES r. KIRKLAND. Judge.
faeal.l A TRUE COPY ATTEST:
MELVIN j. MARQUES, Deputy
Register Of Will. for the District Of
Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate
Evening star., 1955-06-17
CI,ERK-TYpISfT

OLI1t1A Z I'D I
Teletype exper. desirable. Must be
good typist. Diversified duties, good
salary. meal. Benefits after 8 mos
Apply ANNAPOLIS HOTEL, bet. q
and 1880. Mon. through Fri. Is
Evening star., 1955-06-17
HELp-MEN

COLLEGE STUDENT, someone inter-
ested in making money during sum-
Iier vacation. to represent lone-
established local firm: earnings $40
per sale, with willing worker with
car averaging S or more sales per
wk Not ordinary dr.-to.d DIR. canvas
sing. Box 60-E, Star. -19
SUPERINTENDENT
for an established nearby Va. bldg
firm. Man must be capable, honest.
hArd-working and exper. on VA and
ment. wonderful opportunity for
qualified man. Write stating exper.
and refs Boz 150-K. Star. 30
COOK. exper.. for better restaurant.
Must nave reference Apply 1929
Conn. ave. NV. bet. 1l-3. Sill.
or call AD l-0300. II.
COOK-BUTLER
For bachelor. Must be the
best and furnish the finest
references. Permanent posi-
ton. ME. s-17IS. 10
COUNTERMAN. exper.. retail kosher
style delicateSsen and sandwiches
able to take charge of counter: sal
ary open to qualified man. FILL
MORE DEL. L. RESTAURANT. 2705
Columbia pike, Ari.. Va, IA, 2
AND STOCK BoY
wanted: good pay: must have
reference. METRO LIQUORS. 1925
Columbia I'd. liz
DENTAL TEcHNICIAN. for chrom,
dept must be experienced in An
ishing. JOHNSOE-MILLER DENTAL
LABORATORY. 1913 K st. n.w.-17
Evening star., 1955-06-17
ARTIST
LAYOUT MAN

Must be experienced; some COPY
writing ability as well as general
layout work for varied accounts;
finished art not necessary: excel
lent position with advertising
agency. You will be your own boss;
hours very attractive. pay tons:
Apply BOX 11h-II. Star. Ia
Evening star., 1955-06-17
PAINTERS
Experienced Only
JAFFE
oil 18th st. NV.
PAINTER

EApSElenceu Only. ia. S-2o24
PARKING LOT ATTENDANT. full
and part time. 1047 3lst st. NV
By interyiew only. z to 4 pm. -I7
AAGER; 1' for evenings. Be able te
handwriting, Salary open. See Mr.
PAVING ESTIMATOR AND SUPER
INTENDENT, experienced in con-
crete and asphalt, with old line
comp my; drawing account with
Must have car. Box 1o2-E. Star Star
PHARMACIST, registered. References
part time. Call FE. 3S312l. III
PHARMACIST, registered in Md. fol
relief work ewes. and Sun: S2.76
pRaTnGRAparR Res 6SgE; ~ S-664si ponv proo,
gasse5 q esllsr NE; gsSTs s;s51s ~.
PASSER. plenty of proofs: good deal
LU. ,3-1604 after 8 eyes,: all day
piAsTEsRERs IasSas - Competent. white
mechanics: steady work work: s25 per
rGuMBER, fi fhons shite4ws ES 4Vss9s have opening
for repair man. Plenty of work
Bethesda, chevy S' Chase and NV,
Washington. Must be neat and
sober. Could also use experienced
apprentice. r. N. LORIA PLUMB
ING CO., INC. 4713 Miller ave,
Bethesda. Md. OIL, 2-4656. lie
Radiator Repairman
WELDING SERVICE. INC. 1882 Del
ray ave. Bethesda, Md. lis
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN wanted
by busy Fails Church office. JE
2-2777, PLANTATION REAL Es-
RAJ tAIf estate sHi SALESMAN or mos broker
caEs4ER ffEssF e; coosMELh Ss i.'5f a. e-,s5s 3D.
REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN-Two
live-wire men to sell new split-level
ramhlers in Mont. County. Opening
immed Full-time job on project
Guaranteed salary. JU. S-1400;
REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN-There
are great opportunities in real
estate and this office is prepared to
offer you every facility for takins
members of the Real Estate Board
and the Multiple Listing Service
We are associated with group
OF builders OF better homes and
we have an organization to back
you up II you are an exper sales
man let us show you how you can
better yourself, II you are in some
other type of work we will train
YOU in real estate procedures. Call
Mr. Lynch at XII. S-3106 for an
appt. VERNON REALTY. INC;
Evening star., 1955-06-17
Automobile Statesmen

Automobile Statesmen
We offer you an opportunity to be-
come come Part ssnscsG Of 4ns as Of aSaan
cations. We are in need Of 2 men
Of high caliber and integrity to
ioin our sales force as new car
and truck statesmen. Experience is
not necessary but will to succeed
and earn a top income essential.
We will train qualified men; new
car demonstration furnished with
and every assistance given to help
you to succeed. This Is strictly q
commission proposition, but very
generous percentage rate prevails,
This is one of the worlds oldest
and, largest Ford. dealers. Call Mr..
5000 sTEUART MOTOR CO, 9th
and New York ave. NV. liz
AWNING CUTTER, supervisor Of
sewing room. Apply WASHINGTON
SHADE & AWNING CO., 2021 18th
st. NV. Do not phone. liz
AWNING HANGERS, exper. desirable.
Apply to WASHINGTON SHADE s:
AWNING CO.. 202l 18th st. NV.
Do not phone. is
OPERATOR for Schield
Bantam hackhoe. Must be eYper.,
strictly sober and have Va. driv-
er,s permit. Year-round work. Call
BAKERS HELPER wanted: expert
ence not necessary. Call JU; O.
steady Job: good tips.
1922 Eye ST. NV. 10
BRICKLAYERS, long Jobs at Back
lick road in North Springfield. Va:
also 1900 New Hampshire ave.
BRICKLAYERs, four. to work in Be-
theSda area. Call r. w. WILL
BRICKLAYERS. white and colored:
report to large apartment lob. 29th
and Calvert SITS. NV, or 100 houses,
Georgia ave. and Plyers Mill rd.,
Silver Spring. Phone Dl. 7-7315
before 8 pm. or TU. 2-1534. after
BRiGKLAYERs, first class: union
lob: $2S a day; Eastern ave. and
BRiCskaAYERs. Safssna.A Ef &c. good steady yis Job;
good pay. Apply $500 block River
rd., Just north of Goldsboro rd..
Bethesda. Md. MERRIMACK PARK.
See foreman on Job or call OIL
BRICK GitSiG LAYER. YER white, 1925 hr. also
apr, expeg. 61st and Tilden st. NV
BUTCHER. with thorough retail ex-
pertence. to buy, price, cut and sell
In independent supermarket: near
by Nd. Exclusive trade. Oh
BUTCHER, experienced. for self
service market. good wages: also
stock clerk, good pay. Apply KAY'S
MARKET, 1904 4th st. ne
Evening star., 1955-06-17
THE EVENING. STAR

1IQl PENNA. AVE. NV.
MANICURIST, shampoo girl, ArlfnT-
ton shop: must be clean and neat
appearing; top salary to right per-
SON. ARL. SALON OF BEAUTY,
ia. 7-l4s4; evenings, 10. S-7334.
MANiCURIST, experienced and de-
pendable, for busy downtown shop.
App22iy n pc %psrson; ,05 or cali BEAUTY
MEDICAL SECRETARY. surgeons
office; .5-day wk.; familiar with
NT4S Nmsdleal tsrmtnolosss DI. 7:e2Sl.
private hospital, references. Live
in or out. CO. b-4754. --2f
NURSES AIDE. white. for lioor duty
in large nursing home in Falls
Gnursh; TF GeI must hive in; references.
(trainedl. to live in private
schooE $500 mo; plus room and
CY, 134l @ st. NV, RE. 7-393S.
AIDE, white, for general
floor duty in large nursing home.
Must live In. Refs. 10. 5-4100.
OFFICE HELP, for general once
work: b-day wk., group hosp, many
other company benefits. Pleasant
working conditions; permanent DO
sition. Apply STANDARD CIGAR
T. ToBAcCo CO., Al Eye at. n,s.,
PATENT sTENo.-smaIi law firm
will pay well for woman under 20,
with patent experience, to take
charge Of once, Box 4S7-L, star.
Evening star., 1955-06-17
AUTO statesmen

Sell the sensational new Pontiac. Best
selling Job In WASHINGTON. Small
sales force, Jarge-volume dealer
which means you make big pay
See Mr.. Blum. cOAST-IN PONTIAC
CO.. INC, 407 Florida ave. ne.