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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-01-07

that ne was the catch" of the
year.
Then. one day, through a slip.
the same friend who introduced
us told me Larry was married.
! pressed her, but got no more,
and now she avoids me, l con-
fronted him and got long story.
II boils down to the fact that he
and his wife are separated and
ne cares for the child. After 1
found out he was married, he be-
gan talking about how nice it
is not to be tied down, and how
much fun we coud have this way.
l bawled him out, but it is hard
to avoid him at social functions.
Then, too, friends are always
pairing us off. Would leaving be
wise?
Eva c.. Cincinnati.
Evening star., 1955-06-05
|ASL Institute
plans Election,
Graduation

Around $50 employees Of build
ing and loan associations of this
area will receive certificates,
diplomas and other awards at
graduation exercises Of Washing
ton Chapter, American Savings
and Loan Institute, at the Shore
ham Hotel Saturday night.
! The annual event will draw
more than 800 officers and en-
Iployes of 80 associations and
iGoehler E. Ohmart Of Indian
iapolis, Inc, national president
of the institute, will be guest
speaker. He is vice president
iof the Federal Home Loan Bank
Of Indianapolis.
/ William E. Grimm, jr.. presi-
dent of Washington Chapter will
ipreside, and viii introduce new
chapter officers to be elected
Tuesday.
Election of offices and con-
sideration of bylaws revisions
will be major items at the an
nual meeting at the Perpetual
Building Association auditorium
Tuesday.
/ Proposed bylaw amendments
provide for the employment OF
Ia registrar and an increase OF
two in the number of governors.
The meeting starts at 4:45 PIN.
Evening star., 1955-06-05
Trade
OFF SeusonuIIy
Ax Enc Associated Presl

Sales by wholesale dealers
slid on seasonally in April by
about 4 per cent compared to
March sales. but were 6 per cent
higher than q year earlier. the
Census Bureau said Friday;
The report was the first OF
10 planned regular monthly Sc
ries to speed up assessment Of
sales and inventories, which in
the past have Jagged nearly two
months.
The Census Bureau said that
when April wholesale sales vol
Iume had been adjusted for sea-
isonal factors. such as difference:
lin the number of business days
land differences in normal buy
ling and selling habits from
March to April, seasonally ad'
Ijusted April sales would prob
ably equal March sales.
During the first four months
Iof this year, the Bureau said
wholesalers sales ran 7 per cen
higher than sales in the com
parable period of 1854.
Evening star., 1955-06-05

CAN YOU GET A LARGE
WOODED LOT IN THIS SECTION,
WITH VIEWS LIKE THESE, PLUS
lat no extra cost PART OWNER
SHIP IN AN ESTABLISHED CON-
MUNITY CENTER.
TRIED! PROVEN! ACCEPTED is Hollywood Shores -.
Today Hollywood Shores delightful community OF well
planned homes and fine neghbors. Five miles of we'll
graded roads, Olynpicsize swimming pool, dressing
rooms showers, shufeboard putting greens and lawn
tennis are only few of the attractions that make Holly
wood Shores outstanding among beach resorts.
Evening star., 1955-06-05

Here's what's available at no cost to approved
purchasers at HOLLYWOOD SHORES
pleasure oympsze pool Miles beaches for salt
the brood ouxent for boating
fishing LOT overoo Ideal foy vacation spot chdrens
sondbo and
Evening star., 1955-06-05
improvement Seen
In Collections
OF D. c. Stores

April collections Of Washing
ton department stores were
slightly ahead Of . year ago. the
Federal Reserve Bank Of Rich
mond disclosed yesterday.
Collections on charge ac-
counts amounted to AIS per cent
OF April / receivahles. compared
with A per cent in April last
year. Those on installment ac-
counts amounted TO l4.5 per
cent Of April / receivables vs..
1877 per cent a year ago.
The stores inventories were
1.6 per cent above a year ago on
April 80. but outstanding mer-
chandise orders were down IA
| per cent.
Evening star., 1955-06-05
Steom Bath Cleans Face
|Of Bio Press Building

marble, rough-cut granite. lime
stone, sandstone and for re-
moving old paint, as well as on
rough brick. The sand is a white
rock silica sand. such as Is used
in glass, that is sharp. unlike
beach said. which is too soft,
This sand comes from Berke-
ley Springs, w. Va. and is neat
ly packed In brown paper bags
Muriatic acid is usually used
Ion new buildings to wash away
the builders marks. but not OF,
stone, for it turns green. On
old buildings, steam cleaning
combined with ammonium bi-
If1uoride. hydrofiuoric and oxal:e
acid, is brought into play.
The condition Of the building:
surface as well as the construc.
ltion material tell the cleaner.
what to use. This firm ha.
cleaned various things. Including
statues in the parks. the Lincoln
Memorial and downtown build
lings.
What makes buildings dirty II
this traditionally clean Wash
lington?
There's sulphuric acid in tn,
lair that sticks to outside wall
like the sludge in an AUTOMOBILE
and begins to eat into the stone
|It will sugar out" sandstone O
marble and. like salt. will eat !
away.
| Smoke from automobile ex
hausts, chimney smoke and case
contribute their toll. Soft coal
hard coal and oil are villains il
1.-THE process also, Mr.. Greenberi
said. Cleaning usually is goot
for from 10 to 20 years.
How much does cleaning
building cost? Jobs run from
$500 to about 100000, like tn,
lone this firm did at Langle.
Field, Va. for the National Ad
ivisory Committee for Aeronau
tics, when it took wartime cam
ouflage paint of % buildings.
h The National Press Building
job is under $4,000" the firm
said.
It houses the National Pres
Club, Offices Of newspapers fron
all over the world, other Office
and stores, and the Capitc
ITheater.
Evening star., 1955-06-05
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, June R.-The usual
June bear started to make hi sappear.
ance IN the wheat pits on the Board
OF Trade this week. Wheat closed the
week Ia to gas lower.
II isn't unusual for wheat rrices to
decline in June. often carrying other
grains down with them. All other ce-
reals except rye weakened during the
past week Rye scored q small frac-
fional advauce-the NTH week In o
row rye has gone up.
Corn finished the week %. to 50.
lower, oats lss TO 25s lower: rye, un-
CHANGED to a hisher; soybeans, ga te
za4 lower, and lard so to AZ cents q
hundred pounds lower.
The reason why June often Is viewed
Is q bearish month Is because 1t her.
aids the movement OF the new wheat
crop to market N the Southwest,
c. NJ Calvin Of Francis I. du Pont
came out with winter wheat produc.
tion estimate, based on June / condt.
tions, Of 63l ,327, 200 bushels. 1nsteat
Of being up from q month earlier, thi!
vas down from Mr.: Galvin's May
estimate Of 651, ,265, 900. The Govern
RanGs Of prices for the week:
Evening star., 1955-06-05
By WILLIAM A. MILLEN

One Of Washington's land
marks, the National Press Build
ing at Fourteenth and F NV,
lis getting q steam bath-its first
in the 28 years since it was COM
.pleted.
Moritz Greenberg. founder Of
the Washington firm that is
doing the Job, came here from
SAustria. He set up the business
i'm 1910. A carpenter himself, he
was intrigued by q building
cleaning job in New York. soon
after he arrived, and decided
that was the business for him.
On the National Press Build
ling Job, 26-year-old Raymond
|Greenberg, son of the founder
lis one Of the workers. He Is
.learning the business the prac-
tical way.
The elder Mr.. Greenberg ex-
planned two new pieces Of equip
ment are being used on this Job
zone is the electrical scaffolding
Separated like an elevator, which
contains safety factors. cuts thu
I old method Of hand cranking Of
rope pulling of 20 to 45 minutes
down to about 10 to IL minutes
1 The other is q $4,000 specia
I compressor, built specially 10
Shis firm to the elder Mr.. Green
Sberg's specifications and design
1 Anthony Fusco. foreman OF
! the National Press Building Job
aexplained that steam cleanini
with q detergent is being used
! He said the structure has
terra Gotta facing, although TIN
!layman might think it's granit'
Tor limestone.
d Morris Silverman, one OF tn
Spartners in the company ane
#its manager, said the -Four
4 teenth street side Of the build
/. ing has been entirely cleane'
land along F street, rs per cen
of the job is done.
Mr.. Silverman and Mr.. Green
y berg said three methods are use
d in building cleaning: sand blast
81 ing under air pressure. stean
II cleaning and acid washing.
Steam is used on marble trir
or polished surfaces, polishe
granite and terra Gotta. San
is used on rough marble, save
Evening star., 1955-06-05
Furnished BY tn. Associated Pre-

Rates Of dividends in the foreRolne
table are annual disbursements based on
the last quarterly or semi-annual dec.
iaration Unless otherwise noted, special
or extra dividends are not included
plus stock dividend. Declared or. paid
In 1853 plus stock dividend. Paid last
year. PAYABLE IN stock. estimated cash
date. Declared or paid so far this
year Declared OF paid after stock
dividend or split-up. K Declared or paid
this year. an accumulative issue with
dividend omitted. deferred or no action
taken, at last. dividend meeting. De-
clared or paid In 1854 plus stock divl-
Iur Under rule. K Ex dividend. x.dis Ex
distribution. xr Ex rights. xw Without
warrants WV With warrants. VT war
rants, wd When distributed, wi When
issued, sIn bankruptcy or receivershir
Tor being reorganized under the Bank
lruptcy Act, or securities assumed by sucn
avsia 2
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LOCKHEED
.IRCRAFTCORP
GEORGIA DIVISION

APPLIANCE REPAIRMAN, to service
auto. washers and driers; must be
exper.; truck furn. DOWD'S ELEC-
TRIO CO.. 4418 Conn. ave. NV.
SALESMAN YOU'VE
man. versatile. aggressive, who can
apply himself also 10 selling Jewell
~ in old est. jewelfy store. Perm
wonderful opport. Apply in person
See Mr.. Roth. CAS1ELBERG 8
1904 r st. NV
ENGINEER-To con-
tact aircraft. electronic. and in
strument mfgrs.. Mid and Southern
Atlantic States. regarding require
ments for proprietary line OF fast
eners. A/c standards exp. desired
Salary, car and expenses. Mail
Qualifications to H. @. WRAY, RIM.
lOl, Friendship International Air
AREA MANAGER. full time. Exper-
fence In direct sales and sales
amusement preferred. Local work.
Car necessary. High school educa-
ton. For appt. for personal inter-
view TO discuss present as we'll as
the future income, write division
maneger, BOZ. 1865. star.
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AUTO statesmen

Experienced in selling used cars:
salary. You can't miss making $3.50
per week and better. Call Mr.. JUS
tice. Ii. 3-SS00 AUTO WHOLE
SALERS. INC. 1871 Bladensburs
I'd. ne. III
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES gradu-
ate knowledge of the bacteriology
OF water and Of methods and pro-
cedures used In routine analysis.
Permanent Permanent position: Salary COM COM
aSii hfy.A Personnel Me pirector. WASH Hc
INGTON SUBURBAN SANITARY
COMMISSION, z0l7 Hamilton
street, Hyattsville. Maryland.
BAR BOY. white. over 81. 9 days.
Sunday work. Good opportunity in
first-class Washington hotel. Usual
benefits after 3 months. Apply En-
ployment once SHERATON-CARL-
TON HOTEL. 10th and K SITS. NV.
BARTENDER, only experienced. sober
and reliable man need apply: must
furnish or reference Apply d MenSay'
BARTENDER experienced. state full
phone number Box 2@-s, star.
BILLING CLERK--Knowledge Of
tipping, accurate with figures: 5-day
week. Monday through Friday. $3.50
TO 3. Apply Z. A. MEHLER. LA.
6-SS35. IA
BINDERY, competent, all-around. to
handle intermediate shift. Perm.
employment. Call for interview or
apply in person. Ii. 6-2236.
1908 Half st. s.w. IA
BODY MAN, experienced, must be
sober. See Mr.. Hurd or Mr.. H.
Dellinger. HILL a. SANDERS, INC,
TIA Vermont ave. NV. IA
BODY MEN. exper.; sober men need
only apply See Mr. SEYMOUR,
1910 Wilson blvd. Arl., Va. 30
MAN. 5-day wk..
disqualification, vacations, pleasant
working conditions. See Mr.. Mil
stead, YELLOW CAB CO.. 4th and
BooKKEEPER. sR., for acct. dept
OF large R z. Co. capable Of han
ding several sets OF books and
taking trial balance: good salary,
37h-hr. wk,. vacation and hosp
plan. Apply personnel dept =.
CAFRITz CO.. 1920 K st. NV.
RIM col. --16
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Star CS1dIsth Peoples uka PlmemWg -CaNS7 $500 for Results
HELP--MEN

AUTO SALESMEN-Man. DESTROYS OF
earning 81 900 or more month
with good reputation and standing
in your community and the Will
to work. See Sales Manager, MCKEE
PONTIAC. 1929 L st. NV. Ia
AUTO Statesmen, exper. only.
Prince Georees Co.. GIN dealer
our lowest man will exceed Stl.000
this year; unless you want to. work
for above average earninss, do not
company dement's; Apply for per-
sonal interview. AP. 7-4279. --15
AUTO Statesmen - Expanding
Dodge-Plymouth dealer in Bethesda
offers an unusual opportunity tc
statesmen desiring to increase their
earnings and to enhance their fu-
ture. Applicants must be OF good
character, have an open mind anc
be willing to work under our super
vision. Experience In automobile
field not essential. See MR.. CTS.
Sci with DIVER MOTOR CO.
1870 Old GEORGETOWN I'd. Bethesda
Nd, OIL. 4-7300. Ia
AUTO Statesmen t3b-To sell Lin
coin Mercurys and used cars; prefer
men who are now selling Nash.
Hudson. Studebaker. Packard; floor
time every day on lively floor; new
car furnished; guaranteed $50
minimum commission but not max
comm: II you are exper. and a
good closer. you can make lots Of
money See Mr.. Dillon or Mr.. Tay-
lor, BENNING AUTO SALES, 1906
Bennfng I'd. ne. ii. 4.7233, Ii
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PERSONAL

DRAPERIES made by Drape- Craft.
Tel. DI. 7-71S9 DRAPE- CRAFT
800 D NV, Room 40.
WIGS. TOUPEES, ete., made by
MICHEL. now at RIM. us. 1916
Conn. ave. NV, NO. 7-4996.
WANTED-Pleasant rm. and board
for elderly lady not invalid. but re-
curing some care. Write giving
details, monthly rate, phone num-
Der. Box 2S4-R. Star.
CONVALESCENT LADY needs pleas
ant room In private nurses home:
tray: 500: details. BOZ S74-M,
star.
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Classified Ad Rutes:
locol Advertisers
3 Lines (Minimum)

One fine, Ne line.
Three 70 SIX times sensseufIvsIy, A,e
per line.
Seven times eonsssvslvsly. 3se per line.
New automobiles, Sc per line i4-iins
minimuml.
Special Notices and Personal, Sc per
line additional.
Ov'-of-tewn rots, Sc per line seeh
Insertion.
Claims for errors must be meds In time
for correction before second insertion.
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RRTCKI,AYERS

BRICKLAYERS
t20l SIS day. Ions Job, KAY
SG4 9 sae YATPsI CO. " Mis
Building Maintenance
Working foreman, knowledge Of
steam hitting. electricity, plumbing
and gardening. Must be sober, hon.
est and have the ability to get
things done Good permanent po-
Sition. 4o-hour. 5-day week; state
age and experience. Box 475-C,
Star. -16
BUTCHERS OR statesmen wanted.
Two 25-40-yr. -old statesmen with
proven records and too much am
bition for present life. Sell ex-
banding nationally known line
and Md. meat mkt, exp. desirable
but not required, Earn $500 wk,
summary. Box 1928. Star. IA
BUTCHER. white; good pay to sober,
industrious man. BIG BEN MAR
KET, 57th and I SITS: sc. 10.
S-7116: ewes, RA. 3-o355. 10
CAB DRIvER-For Yellow Cab of
8. g.. age 22-55; no experience nee
eSShIy. hpply III peIhOu. ~
CAB DRIVERS
Fa vi Or S.s Part tine w instruct you
1890 ar. to 8 pm.
BOB'S STUDIO
1871 18th st. NE. Ii. 3-5102
CARETAKER fwhite), for II-unit
building; 1885 Perry st. ne: sal
s nT' s s,ssai Call DI. 7-774o: eyes
CaRPENTER. foreman or supt. for
general eontractor: local con-
blueprints. concrete work. etc. Job
ready. Box 242-S. Star. Ia
CARPENTER-Capable. reliable man
of best habits, with foreman exper.
remodeling work in downtown hotel.
CARPENTERS-l00 wanted immed
some trainers and finishers. Apply
LANG-DADE CONSTRUCTION CO.
Palmer l. Park; section MS H. Sheriff I'd
CARPENTERS. trim and frame, APP
ply down Glebe I'd. past Shirley
hwy. to project. "sHiRtEY PARK.
CARPENTERS. combination trim and
framing men: rate, $3.50 per hr
Ihll Vi. --4t4l. - = =
CARPENTERS (25)
Fo, large sarden-type apt develop;
ment. south Dakota ave. and
cAFRfTz CONSTRUCTION CO.
CARPENTERS
sub-contractine and piecework for
lge. sub division Of houses in Sill
yer Spring Wheaton area. No limit
on working hours or pay. Apply in
person. DAN osTRoW CON-
sTRuCTIoN CO., 1924 Georgia
ave, Wheaton. Md. Ia
CARPENTERS
Must be carpenters; steady work
good pay. according to ability. Call
u. 9-0214, REMBoLD a. BURTON
CARPENTER CONTRATOR, Job Goth
and Parkwood SITS. Radiant Valley
CHAUFFEUR AND HANDY MAN for
couple living in Bethesda area;
short hours: must be reliable and
have car for transportation. This
job suitable for active, retired
mans nan a atSe phone number: ~, Box
CLERK. automotive. for service Of
Ace. Permanent position plus COM
pany benefits. Good opportunity
for right person. Contact in per-
son Mr.. Gawler or Mr.. Rhodes,
MooREoREAR MOTORS, 1900
Conn ave. ID
CLERK BKKPR., over 80, to take
charge OF small once In Arl. Per-
manent position. paid vacation and
sick leave. Give full details and sal
AIRY desired. BOX 25-S, Star. lie
CLERK. ORDER DEPT.--Alert. in
telligent young man to start In
order dept. and learn business; ex-
perience desirable; permanent, full
time Job with excellent opportunity;
must have good references, W. BELL
co, 5l4 10th At. NV. 30
COLLECTORS l3l for estab.. part
suburbs. Must have car, devote 35
hrs. 20 eyes,.-2 Sats.) frst bali
each mo. Mr.. Ferguson, Ho 2-2104
1S 10 9 p.m.. Sun. only. Ia
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Automobile Statesmen

II you are an exper. automobile
salesman capable Of selling 100 or
more cars per year we offer you
the opportunity OF joining a lge
Chevrolet leadership which provides
the highest commission rate OF
re with q minimum Of $50 on
new cars plus l0% commission on
accessories. Demonstration furn.
Americas best seller backed by an
aggressive advertising program
makes possible earnings IN excess
OF $4,000 per yr. Apply in person
TO Mr.. Sester. ADDISON CHEVRo-
LET SALES. INC, l4th and Florida
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AUTO METAL MEN 125, exper::
SPRING AUTO BODY CO., ~.
A Sjft -, PAINTER. Is. class, i also
painters helper. Boz. commission
.f ft.ai L. s stsls5s f isi or SEE Sc jim
AUTO PAINTERS HELLER. 5-day
week, good working conditions.
disqualification and insurance: paid
vacation. See Mr.. Ryon. MCKEE
. P9ST rIAsfiNr fsRS ni Il must 4 b.
e enees. csiI IT, 10 $1,000 200 OF see tom Tom
Murphy. TAKoMA MOTORS. ?00l
A faFoGsI iTsv PARTS COUNTER
MAN. experienced. Call for ap-
pointment or write M. A. Nc
Conhell, QUAKER CITY MOTOR
PARTS CO.. Silver Spring Nd;
AUTO PARTS CoUNTERMEN and
Motors distributorship. and other
expansions have created additional
openings for exp. men. HARE
BROS, 32l0 r. / ave. Mt. Rainier.
AUToMoTIvE SALESMAN, exper-
A0A
and 1obber, full line automotive and
industrial, group disqualification.
paid vacation. Box 276-S. Star.
AUTO SALESMAN-we need an
auto salesman who would Glike 10
work on q high percentage basis
where there is no other salesman
employed. This is chance for q
good man to make high commits
sions selling the new Packard and
Clippers with the fabulous "torsion
level ride" FOLLIN PACKARD
College PIX. uN 4-1500. IA
AUTO SALESMAN, experienced: per-
manent work. CARS, INC, Florida
ave. lot. Apply at 70 Florida ave.
ne. ask for either NAT or BILL.
AUTO SALESMAN. II you want tc
earn $4,000 per year, this is It
For inexperienced men. weeks
training program, combining class
room and practical training under
qualified instructors. IrtelliSencC
and industry prime requisites fol
acceptance Apply Mr.. Watson
after 2 pm. LOGAN tFordl. DI
AUTo SALESMAN. for used cars.
on very active lot: man must be
Thoroughly experienced with excel
lent background; very good earn
ings. REINEs MOTOR CO.. 1870
Wilson blvd. Arlington. Va.
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ADyTRTTSINo sALESM1N-1 Iocaj

ADvERTisTNG sALEsMAN-A local
radio station needs aggressive
phone salesman to explain radio
programs to local merchants. Call
Mr.. PAYNE. at RE. 10000. --15
Advertising Salesman
THE U. o. coLsoN CO.. leader in
speciality advertising for 90 years.
has an outstanding opportunity for
an ambitious. mature salesman.
Exclusive contract for WASHINGTON,
DC. area and surrounding conn
ties will be given man who knows
how To sell. Earnings, bAsec on
are hishest IN 1H ne industr gn" W.
are manufacturers: we hold pat
ents on products such as the
Rocking desk calendars. Please
write or phone Sun. and Mon, Mr.
L. NJ. COLLINS. District Mar 4,
XII. s-4Sl7. 702 8. Fayette St.
Alexandria. Ii
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BRAKE MECHANIC. must be exper
for brake and front end dept. !.
salary plus bonus, paid vac, hosp,
ms. and uniforms furn. FIRE
STONE TIRE q RUBBER CO. sO4
BRICKEAYER. APPRENTICE, white,
no beginners; $3.50 per hr. HE.
4-4403 lib
BRiCKLAYERs-see MR.. SHOCK
LEY on lob at Kent and Parker
SITS. Falls Church. Va 10
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When dnswerine advertisements
addressed TO Stas boIeS do NOT
tnclose original references photo.
sondl pdiRe Copies seYre the opT-
graphs OF other materials OF per-
poss Originals ntGp Get lost
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HELP-MEN

AUTO MECHANIC. experience pre-
1923 Baltimore ave. College PARK.
AUTO MECHANIC. experienced only,
5ha days, $50 week Paid vaca-
tons and holidays; CHANCE tor ad-
WIiiYs SALES REPS y Il st, k na Il.
AUTO MECHANIC with knowledge Of
route sheet and capable OF road
testing cars. k2ply HILL g. SAN
AUTO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for
LIST class mechanic. familiar with
cars made by big 8. You will make
top money and have steady all year
round work. Call Mr.: Justice, Il
assoc. AUTO WHOLESALERS
AUTO MECHANIC, chrysler expe-
rience preferred; nat rate basis:
shop; disqualification, paid vaca-
ton and other comcany benefits.
ROYAL MOTORS. INC. chrysler-
Plymouth, 1240 upshur st. NV.
ia. $4,000.
AUTO MECHANIC for new car serv-
ice, exper. only; 5M-day wk. Top
en-, ROYAL MOTORS. INC. chrys-
lsr-Plymouth. 1240 upshur st. n.W-
afro MECHANIC, white. with tools.
SIS wk. up. Jr. mechanics, body
and fender men. See Miss Nor
gan at PERSONNEL, 1871 g St.
NV Ma, s-2115.
AUTO MECHANICS t2l. plenty OF
work. good working conds., pleas
ant siirroundinzE steady work all
year round. Contact MR.. ToLSON,
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AUTO SALESMAN

MINIMUM GUARANTEE ON
EVERY NEW CAR DEAL
We offer an exceptionally good op-
portunity to experienced auto sales
men to sell new FordS and used
cars All statesmen are furnished
q new car free. Vacation with pay
and many other benefits. Some OF
our statesmen are making UP to
$4,000 per pear. See MR.. CUR
Rim, LOGAN MOTOR CO. 3540
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Administrative
ENGINEER

Local manufacturing company re-
uuires Q man with administrative
ability experience and suf1icient
technical knowledge In the elec-
tromechanical engineering field to
Ill the position OF administrative
engineer. VIII be responsible for
scheduling, planning. and other ad-
ministrative functions Of an engi-
neering department. Excellent OPP
portunity, Salary commensurate
with background Send resume
giving age, education. work expert
ence, address, and phone number
to Box 279-s. Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-14
ARTIST
(LAYOUT)

Layout artist with either depart
ment store or agency experience.
Excellent atmosphere for creative
layout person. Salary common
surate with ability. Many employe
BENEFITS. Liberal discount. paid
vacations. free pension plan, group
available,