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Evening star., 1955-02-10
Top Engineer Backs
Real Estate Fees for
Baltimore Tunnel
BY the As.oeioied Pre-.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Feb. TO-
The top engineer on the $l00
million Baltimore Harbor tunnel
project pointedly told Senate
committee yesterday 7H2 per
cent fees paid to real estate men
for acquiring necessary land were
part of a straight down-the-
alley deal"
Don't think for a moment, "
HerSchel H. Allen declared, that
they got a bonanza and ran off
with it,"
Mr.. Allen, head of the engi-
neering firm of j. E. Greiner Co..
was a major witness at finance
committee hearing on bill to
investigate State Roads Com
mission practices.
The Senators, many of whom
had sponsored this measure and
others to curtail the commits
sion's authority or change some
of its financial procedures, were
plainly irritated by some an
SWerS.
The fees paid private realtors
for appraising and negotiating
for land needed to build the tun-
mel were flaunted by Democrats
in the 1854 election campaign.
This basis for setting up land
acquisition and the awarding of
a contract to David M. Nichols,
former roads commission mem
ber, a contract under this basis,
were subjects of persistent ques-
tioning by committee members.
In response to a question by
Chairman Turnbull, Democrat,
of Baltimore County, Mr.. Allen
said the percentage fee system
was determined by the Greiner
firm in ''mid-1953."
Mr.. Nichols resigned from the
commission in April, 1854
His firm and the William Mar
items Co. were chosen by Mr..
Allen two months later to ap-
praise and negotiate for more
than 400 properties involved in
the project. They split the 7l2
per cent of the ultimate cost of
the property.
Russell H. Mccain, chairman
of the roads commission said
his agency would welcome" a
study and certainly will CO.
operate" with any group set up
to carry out the study.
Evening star., 1955-02-10
26O Acres Near Springfield
Rezoned for Housing Project

/ niately 1900 homes to be known
as North Springfield.
| The rezoning application orig
inally included more than 500
acres. but Mr.. Carr agreed to de-
lete half of the request on rec
ommendation of the planning
commission. He said he had
other plans for the remaining
agricultural section of land
which would not involve con-
struction of homes. but he said
he could not disclose them now.
The supervisors entered an
agreement to buy the disposal
plant and sewer system of the
Chesterfield Utilities Corp. on
| Pimmit Run for $4,000,
Evening star., 1955-02-10

The rapidly growing AMMAN
dale-Springfield area is about to
get another big subdivision.
Approximately 260 acres on
the south side of Braddock road
q half mile west of Springfield
road was rezoned from agricul-
tura3 to suburban residential by
the Fairfax Board Of County
Supervisors yesterday.
Edward r. Carr, developer and
contract purchaser of the prop
erty, said the rezoned parcel
plus an almost equal amount Of
land previously rezoned for SUI
burban use will be developed
into a community of approxi-
Evening star., 1955-02-10
6. O. P. to Address Group

APPALACHIA. Va, Feb. 10 (F)
Sam Snow, president of the
Young Republican Federation of
Virginia, said today Representa-
tive Scott, Republican. of Penn
sylvania. has accepted an invi-
tation to speak at the fedora
tion's State convention in Rich
mond February 26.
Evening star., 1955-02-10
Third Of q Series

be built gradually during the
next IS years to carry the auto
mobiles of an estimated popula-
tion of 350,000.
In case the anticipated auto
mobile traffic becomes too much
for daily travels to Government
jobs in Washington. the plan
recommends reservation Of So
foot center strips in major high
ways which could serve as rail
beds for commuter trains.
Five "Spokes" Proposed.
Five of the proposed new roads
are clasSed as arterial highways
Approximate locations of the
five arterial highways in the pro-
posed Fairfax master plan are as
follows:
No. | begins at the Arlington
expressway. extends westward
into Fairfax County between
Leesburg and Georgetown turn
pixies. merging with the Leesburg
turnpike just north of Vienna.
No. 2 begins at the Arlington
expressway and extends west
ward all the way through Fairfax
County midway between Lees
burg and Little River turnpikes
skirting just north of Vienna and
Just south of EloriS.
No. 3 begins at the Arlington
expressway and moves in a
southwest direction through the
county. 1t crosses Little River
turnpike just east of Annandale
and follows the route of old
Braddock road beginning just
south of Annandale. This gen.
orally follows the proposed Mon
ticello highway route.
No. 4 begins at the southern
edge of the Arlington expressway
and extends southwark into Fair
fax County between Shirley and
Route /, merging with Shirley
highway near Fort Belvoir.
No. 5 is the shortest one, ex-
tending south from Route 236 in
Alexandria and passing between
Route and the Potomac River.
1t joins with Route / south of
Mount Vernon.
Two Semi Circular Roads.
Two circumferential highways
through the county are proposed.
One is the much discussed semi
circular freeway between the
proposed Cabin John and Jones
Point Bridges, passing just west
Of Annandale as it curves from
one end of the county to the
other.
The other is a completely new
recommendation. which the plan
ners refer to as the Difficult Run
Ok road distributor. It ares
through the western half Of the
county. beginning at the Poto-
mac River near Seneca. passing
through Forestville, curving Just
west of the town of Fairfax and
merging with Route l just south
of Fort Belvoir.
Other primary highway recon-
mendations of the master plan
are a circular bypass around
Annandale, another Route 29-21l
bypass around Fairfax. an ac-
cess road to Burke Airport from
the proposed Monticello highway
and an extension of Route 28
from Centerville to Herndon.
Evening star., 1955-02-10
By Mory Lou Werner

A 5000 million spiderweb of
new highways is recommended
for Fairfax County by 1880 in
the master plan drafted by
Francis Dodd McHugh, planning
consultant employed by the
county.
His plan calculates that
amount of new highways must
Evening star., 1955-02-10
TRY EITHER TRY BOTH!

Remember, Washington Self-Risng and Washington
AlPurpose are the finest aours money can buy yet
they cost you less Try them today this guarantee:
# yoa bare erer used any flour at any Price that yoa liked
better than Washington Eoar, your grocer is authorized
to refund jour money uubom question.
Evening star., 1955-02-10
M.k4~ AL.-pvepo,s FLOUR

Washington All-Purpose OF Plain Flour is the con-
ventona family -four ideal for yeast Breads PIES cakes,
pastries and all home baking 1t does not contain baking
powder or salt It's blend of the finest varieties of hard
and soft wheats Modern methods of milling control guar
antee its consistent high quality, important in dayto
day baking success Look for in the RED and GREEN
package.
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For KarllAsa TYNE 81 rtsttes.f.s nhn,,t
$40 s,niss. kriinftor.. III, n exss NJ : !
enced only. Box Z Ia-B. StsT. s :.
4 SSsSSsSss IN II
ter eEperisnce $3.50 per houEss
s AiSQ nelpers DIG. and va WORK.
4 INTERSTATE ROOFING, He. -
dOes - -
M0VktNG MECHAMxC. familiar with
repair work and new rcnfing.
steady MQrk ioE GOOD man. Apply
! kN1lhI lslQE4MI, ll6b BonifAne
So, El!yer SprlnE, Ma.
sAAES AI An Hardware and electrl-s
X cal exper5ence 30 Gall on local hard
ware retail stores. Many accounts
est. good opp1ftuntty for the right
person. La. b-9040. ssh
SALESMAN. experienced preferred,
70 sell Janitor supplies for leading
wei known tanttor supply Arm.
+ Complete training protected eStaba
iishea territory excellent salary
ana missions; car REQUIRED.
Fl DIXIE JANITOR SUPPLY CO..
2lb Massachusetts, ave. NV. ST,
900. 81
iaweify store: steady employment.
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Filsd OF b 1855 larry u. MN.

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MARSHALL p. JOHNSON. ATTY.
1911 Street. j. ~
WAsklnkseEs D C.
FsIe1 SEPT. n. 1855 harEy \. fsuil.

~ THE UNITED sTATKa DIETRICH
Court Tor the piStElct o. Ee5umhla.
EDWIN 1HEKT0N S34& Maud
street Northwest WRshtnHtpfl
p.C Plaintiff W. KATHERINE ".
kXNN. = LayiEls, ALI UNKNOWN
H9fp AegtcNs on KATHERINE q.
Hymn. = Deceased nSi1ndRniz =
or RUHLiCkII0i1.zsTile object 81
this action Il 80 obtain indsmeNt
xemeytng .elose a. glAlnti1 8 tttle
~ ne te,leE,inf isnd b tne Dis
{33 III 4 Handles slbdlgisinm
known a. H&nafk Park IS pek
surveyor Tor tbs District ns Coiura.
bin Al Lfher E0nnty ] 81 folio 70,
said Nluek three 43t being now
E4xee g saiisre ksst e. selsEe
sTf'a SAID iog Il Known III pnTposss
pf assessment ard faxaEl0n 40 Lot
sfvan "a tn Snnere Est nf Equafe
Six Thousand and Thru {3Q03f
on motion of TIE plaintiff, Il Il b.
tite Court tiii1 f4th day ef Eeptefl-
Der 1895 ORDERED that the
be entered herein % Or before tsaE
fnftleth d4s exclusive 81 Sundays
and leEAl holidays occurring after
the day of The nrst publication Of
THIS Order c5teT wise the cause
VIII oA pKCcsedsd with as ID case
sS,. ps d.Ss ses n:.s'I.,6 s e',a. e
week fcz fsiree sucssssfse MSekS
ID tie WAshinEtea lay sssSfssi
nne The Evening STAT before sat1
AAy AA1 IL EUR1aGH
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TO me 0nknpNn HEIRS IL N11iene,
III hefhs ~ Aaron ard Mary ~
ln4 Sees3ez1. record 2M1ezz 4zI
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SFSod ~ MAJ II 4 D06s entitled All
s Act 10 Create q Noafd for ti1e Geil-
4gfnpaEfQn u yns1nitNFy Hpii1 lufsl
IL TIE District 81 Goinmhla and
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1il@xqif&IE H1lidiH9( has {t41<ti-
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VI the bjlfi4ip1t y ne uxsfaizes|
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Z 0ccNpnflt1 thereof " ~ p1f1ulltI
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titIed ID Z hfSrlnE 81 tliis riati1f|
before tltS Noafds provided that
: yoN make written fn1nA4t Tor such
i hearing within the tine u show
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vii Ak 4 time ssi6 niacs f6f ifsl
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COM iS9 or flssA
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hoard foE The CcfiAelIsne i1n a
lnaeii1tNyy Hu1sNlu1H - me 4issl
ttiet q Columbia. and 1pr I Qtf1E)
ios j. f1s Condemn l'oS 81 ii Il )
nnildfng1 has investigated into fAel
&nriitnfN condition II the husi1inBl
y AZ the nfomfggc fft6nt|ou31 above.
TMID hutl1ine hn6 hotd found a. 4
results # such iilvtslie4t ton, ID 9e|
n such tnsAnll4fx tp1u5siQe d ri
persons living ii tie vicinity. 49,
cnrolnEiy. Eon arr hereby directed
+ TO niloY came On Or btfQt1 MeyeIas
her 10, 1855, NlF this kuii1i11|
should Atf ht tp111Uln you @f4
entitled ~ . heafiu1 ~ tili1 tn4ttefI
before this Board. provided th4tl
you make written request Tor such
4 hearing Within the time to show
eegss indisetse shove pp1n e:
VIII rs Q time and place inf th1|
hearing fsad win notify yo'l acsl
gDsdIn q I !, s0 AID ~. TIE 4 4. co :. {:
n sy!sx M ~; CeI Rgness
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1000 ARLINGTON BLVD.
FALLS CHURCH. VA

PRESS HELPER, man With onset
expsr preteTTed. Apply AIS 18th
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RES AuRAtgT
nan Win knopls6ks u restaurant
tun1ty to advance SALARY egiHniensl
HiEfnke With experience and abIiitV,
GalI LII 2s1A6g n afEAtEt inter-
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AUTO munX SHOP sgRKRNxn0Es
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growinE qoncern l,seehanicE now
day9. paid vacation 0thGR COM
service inaiiSssf. RoxxE MOI y.
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week. pRid vacation other com
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aeaier: ges a ar esAtsll. Ssfglct|
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ti0rAs Batd hSiidays. hsKith Ffd
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EXPERIENCED ONLY
Apply
JAFFE
! IAN 81. NV.

- =
PAYROLL AND INVoIcE CLERK
n 70 70; 5-dsy Rka. large national
concern. raid vacation insurance
Dement'S. g0od starting salary. Call
MEf. MCCARTHY. I'm. 4-695I. ID
PHOTOGRAPHIC SALESMAN, &.
perteneed fpE retail store IN FAILS
Church. Excellent opportunity and
salaLx. free parking. Apply Mr..
kA1EN 400 18th 81. NV Wash.
PLuMBKR, exper.; steady position
with Azl Old established arm. JOHN
u. BEANIE, tfearl SGT r 81. ne.
PLUafbER,s HELPER young n
stfnngs steady work. good Dag. III
person only. LIZA Florida ave. ne.
PLUMBERS, men sxper. iii i0bbing
and reHladeitng work. steady enc
pl sg,ls VIA company n 7, BENEFITS.
q S III. !, ssh y; sly. 81 -
CEN, established opeu shop. doing
laffe volume Of new work. d. G.
End Md desires services oG b
comp tent. etncient and thoroueh
HlSnnAfllc, 70 work and supervise
coAspletG PLUMBING and heating IN
staliAtlonk Of all types. Earnings
lIp y 1000 ". guaranteed, de-
pendent on ability to perform.
Present employees know of this I'd.
Please reply III detail, stating aae,
auHllflcats0Ees experience. REFER
I ences. etc. Box 164-A. Star. III
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VACANCY. licensed nursing home,
as % &c ns -. .s ssss 'eal i1d
y as., Sr.I5 s ssw addI.Ise wIns &
care . The AIRED. 4 home aWsS
spssiai diet and irsasm sarr e fnas'
Az 10 leungo soE amkgIAto1z "a
tientg 4ets. WlNn0YER NuRS-
ING HOAX. Vienna, W. pu. 81
PERMANENT, IS. shampoo and m
ser wave, z5e. WARFLYNN nEku-
II COLls&aE 1910 q 1t. nv.
WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS and
inyitationes 94-houf service. eTANs
LEY ADAMS PRINTING co. sos
1Ith vt. nv. Dl 7-143z.
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oQnEREY 6. NUNIER AND
Gs0s.p Dil y Z; I'll MsglNIk1, q.


UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
tor the District Of Columbia, Hold
ing Probate Court mo. Sc. te0,
Administration Docket 18a.r-E9-
TATE or u WEBSTER MANNING,
sometimes known as joseph w.
Mnnnlngs Of Joseph Webster Man
ming Deceased - afion having
been made herein fer probate Of
co6ieiI thersto Of said deceased.
and for letters testBrnenfary on
said estate. BY Godfrey i. M1ntef.
ksqs u y efderea this 3lEl day q
October. AID 1165, that Mrs. Nary
n Cook. Mrs. Mildred june HeEef,
Mrs, Maggnyet M. BAudenbunh, Mr..
Herbert Manning. and al others
concerned, appear a said Court on
Monday, the 18th day cf December,
AID 1888. af 1000 O'clock AM.
n show cause Why such appiica.
notice hereof bs plhllshed q one
the Evsning 1tar. 2 once II each
81 three successive Weeke before the
returned day herein mentioned. the
tlrst publicaf ton to be not less than
thirty days before said return day.
Witness, the Honorable B0LITHA II.
LAWS. Chief dudRe Of said Court.
this 11sk day of October. AID. 1885,
9SeAl Attest THEODORE q,
] CQGHMEkEs pernty REGISTER Of
Wis wis ioT lss p.stEis {. q columbia.
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TH0s j. OWEN 3 SON, Anctionsess
III Il ii III III.
Trustees safe Of Naluabie TWO
STORY 6EhAxpkTAEHED BRICK
pWEzI1Na BEING KNOWN as
Rslk ~. I. N ,l'gsl 81 1854 4

AAAE - Is &stt5 - ~ f7lt
Trusteess sale d Ealnable TWO
EI0RE sea- 4 CEEp 5hiEk
DNIEzL.IEa BLING Known AZ
{ STTsEExs Sut1I1lE AsT
Dy Virtue ot 4 esttaln dsea y !! sssa I
Fnizo al n sea.. al TIE land Kecordx
AZ the District ef Columbia and
81 the REQUEST Of the party secured
t31NrnhNs the undersigned trustees
VIII sell az public auction IN 'front.'
OF the premises on WEDNESDAY,
THE SECOND DAx or NC NEsAelslse
ps 1855 AT FOUR O'CLOCK
n ne ielleM,n sSstac NJ , 81
Il snd Ssing Eot IS s. SaaArs
South 81 634D III the Sabaistalan
made ~ East Hills, 1nes ~ per
dat recorded III fha once Of The
Surveyor tor Tie District et Caiusas
hid IL Lihnr ia ~ tolin te Sub
3ect to huilatnE resfriGttpr line rs
sls s ss g ss ~ Iss s sa q WIN g
49, ~ ss s,,,lses IA III sl M sals "a
covenants d record Y.
xernls sold sah5aet Il pfia4
1 for Npnx0xifHHkeig ~ .A7l ne 1llr-
ttlef particulars III which viii
b announced 81 tins of Eals. tlaN
purchase NfANe said ttiiGf to be
paid ID cash 4 DEPOSIT ~ S6u0s0Q
FeaUiEcSl C1nFeyhnrtue FeenEdlnx.
etc. & plskrlanSeg's cost Aatn1tv
nfeuk1 made Is o. date o& sale
Terms To ID e1lilpii&e With within
thirty days gthsF6fse Meppslk Tor
felked and the pxcperts MAJ BE-
Advertised and Fe4oid At the diks
sEetien 01 he tfu8tee4
czAnIES 3. MTxcfEIs
RonKRT W KsDMKkz.
ne2z. .eg.nel Irnstsss
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zaoA J. 9 9s1s : { ~ sG NIM A1silsasss'

Trustees, Sale Of Valuable eEfl.
pEIAckQ SIQCcQ QMELLINQ
KING KNOWN AS RREMIeEH
EgMAER z2e Sixth sIRNET
81 yifSns 4 ! csrtsln deed q tvuss
duly recorded, In Liner No. 9l0d,
Eolio ~ e s 4s:.. q ths ls5a re- .s
and a ne request q TIE party g.
tausfess WI ssil. q public sue ton 4
Nt5bA2. 8 NE 81 SECOND DAY 81
NOVEMBER, AID. 1885, AT FOUR
THIRTY O'CLOCK PM the f0l-
loVtnEr1escribed land and prem
1sn1, situate IN the District az
Columbia. and DESIGNATED as and
being paris Of orieiqAl E0tz 40
and II IN Square e41 described
hT netes and bounds q said deed
e trust Nov known sor purposes
al Y SAD Square
s6alidlnR assoclationl deed Of trust
for a16ruxlnlaseiy $a,95l.10 1ur-
Their particulars ef which viii be
snn1nnced at TINA Of sails. the
purchase ptiee ahoge said truss 10
Ne paid In cash. denosik at
$4,000 required. congeyanclnfs
recording. etc. 81 purchasers eoxt
Adjustments mate IS Of dete Of
sale. TERMS 20 be compiied with
within gnisty dess, Q5hezgise c.
R1s s. ois sssqs s1a "a rs s59essss
e as caxRf & &: IS nfrc s5llzsss
4EQRaE q BOSWELL
nc2R, S6s 27s29.n0l Tfusteax
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TH0s. ]. OWEN 3 son. 1asiienssTs
an ! So NV.

Trustees Sale az Vaiuahls THREE.
STORY ROW BEIck pWEkLfNH
EE q s0s ! I sTR q SoaTAs
~ slrtns Il i certain dssd II trust
NQlso A6T ~ see q me lRnd rec
ofds Gt ths uisfrlet q ColnAblA.
aud &c tho EeNuess 81 the party
secured Thereby the undersigned
trustees viii eel At public auction
WR1lt EsnAY TfIE SECOND DAY
or NOVEMBER AID. 1883 AT
THREE O'CLOCK 2: III the 1oL-
LOWING sserilIeu l1z11 anq prem
isss sltuats y shS nlstEaet @ CO. !
WINS 81 1 Fsst esis iis 81 oslssn si
/ T0k 3 ID S0nhra B6 q Now known
sszatisn ss Lot s0i ii ssid sausFs.
Terms: sold subject % 1 praot
III galsa1papSr as ssSssssi,on assS r.
fiser pSrEiciuinrs 81 Mi1ieh VIII ~
&fnouncad az lime o3 keiEs The
purchase price ahov1 TRUSS 20 10
paid N cash a depqsit ek &6u0s 90
required Eont1yanctNS. fecnENtnN
etc. a. DurGhAs1K,e cost. Adjust
naentf made AZ o. date Of SAFE.
TeTiNr * be cQgnpiied With Nkthtm
thirty days. otherwise dercSff x1ky
te1f2d and the property uhkS n
advertised ana fe1nld A. the Ga1efes#
ton os The tFu9tseas
WALTER MILLER.
HOWARD ENHES1EkM
ue2z ,ssS. Q, mol Trustees
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IHeAL NOTICES


A.-A -tt4 W III -,L4 ANU -
lAl[Es W opaGGLE. At3aE1aya,
81e Mnnsey Hl1G., " nshinElsn. d 3.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia, Hplde
ing Probate colEt, --No. ees6eO.
Administered ion This e % Give
Notice; That The suhsckibere, Of
The District Of Columbia and the
State 81 MARYLAND. respeetiyeiy
Court q the District Of Columbia,
letters Parliamentary On the estate
OF Elias w Ck11ueI5 late Of the
District Of Columbia, deceased. An
persons having claims against The
deceased are hereby warned 70 ex-
hlbit the SAME, with the vouchers
thereof. legally authenticated. 10
the subscriber, on OF before the
10TH day Of Apfil, a -. 1868: other
wise theY may b. Law BE- excluded
from ah benefit .ot SAID estate.
day of October 1865. CLAIRE 3.
GEORGE 1898 B 81 Sc, Mesh-
inktoH 20, D. Q. MILES u CEEAs
MER. Box IA, Route No. 9, Gins
ton. Nd tseals . Attest. FRANK g.
Wits for the pistricf of Coiumhias
Clerk Of the prrSste Court.
ffftf \. 2 A@aff l.
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INSTRUCTOR
RADIO TV

Must know practical radio, and nv
act sefvtcfne. Have good knowledge
of basic theory and be able 70 read
DIAGRAMS. Nigh school education
IleeessaEz plus ability ID speak and
write GOOD English. -s
Permanent position. chance Il
broaden your kn0WledRe further.
advancement, good hours ana good
ez1ploye benefits. CAL for appk.
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iiELp-AEN Cont

AUTO PARTS CLERK for large vi.
company Dement'S incl. FREQ life IN
suKanee and hospifal izatspns exper.
only ueed apply. Hrs Newton, sHIH+
LtN9ToN MOTOR CO., Arlington.
Va. gV. $4,000 81
AUTO STATESMEN 10 sen nov Fefis
and used cars. tran6p. fufnished.
tnfere6ting nay Elan, eee Mr. Her-
4 gam. TAKCAEA MOTORS. 65x6
ksney Branch rd.f 81. spe. nd.
AUTO STATESMAN for very active
llsea-cnf lot; must be experienced.
afy and commission, KETNES
MOTOR CO.. 1sAQ Wilson hird.,
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SAL ,ESMAN,T

rs 60 36. With car, 10 solicit orders
from established accounts Tor
wholesale distributor of metal nplde
iingS, salary and commission. 3ORs
ERI6 Co. 1858 First ct. So, ~.
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