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Evening star., 1955-07-17

BOOKKEEPING MACHINE
OPERATOR
With cycle billing expert
ence. Permanent position
6-day week.
VIM. H. HAHN & co.
7th and K ets. NV.
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CLERK for valet shop, experienced
preferred. 1872 Eye st. NV. III
CLERK for general work In life
insurance ONCE. Exper. not re-
quired. Some tipping necessary
ABBY G 'faSSE PEoPLEs EST LIFE iiNs1R4Nci q
Co, 1910 L st. NV.
CLERK, white. 1S TO SO for counter
work In dry cleaning store. S46 PEI
week. LUSTRE CLEANERS. $3.50
Flower ave-. Silver Spring. JU
CLERK-Alert. young lady for gen.
eral clerical and filing work: knowl.
edge Of FIRE insurance helpful bui
not necessary. Hours 9:15 to s; g..
day week, paid vacation and sicl
leave, pleasant work in air-condi.
toned building. Apply FREDERICK
w. BERENs, INC, 1722 L st. NV
CLERK. desiring permanent posi-.
ton. between ages 1S and 35, ap.
titude for. figures, knowledge oi
typing: 5-day wk. and many bene-
fits. Apply in person. JOHN HAN.
COCK MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
' Co. 6406 Georgia ave. NV. .-1t
CLERK-Accts. payable ut Nationa
Airport. 5-day wk. Airline pas,
privileges. Salary S196-S20b mo
Phone Elk. 3-78b6. lie
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CLERK
UNIT CONTROL DEPT.
KNOWLEDGE OF TYPING
PERMANENT POSITION
5-DAY WEEK
VIM. HAHN & co.
Sfh AND Il era n w
7th AND K SITS. NV

CLERK-sEAMsTREss. experienced.
for dry cleaning store; good lob.
good pay. want q good girl. Apply
1915 G st. NV. 4 to $50 pm.
CLERK sTENoGRAPHER. 1885
yrs. of age for school once; varied
duties; st Air-cs5ditionsd e1an o%fissi % rAIs; s5A;
FRANKLIN UNIVERSITY. TOO
18th st. NV -1S
CLERK-sTEN0.. temporary part
time; 3 days. 1890 to 4:30. July
1S through Sept. 40; S1.b0 hr.
Apply In person 1901 H at. NV. rm.
302. -l7
CLERK-TYPIsT - Diversified once
work for alert, energetic woman,
$3.50: good with figures; national
company. pleasant working condi-
tions. 37h-hour, 5-day week, lib
eral vacation, insurance plan. Ap-
ply In person. CANADA DRY GIN
GER ALE, INC: 1901 East-West
hwy. Silver Spring, Md.
CLERK-TYPIsT. some shorthand, in
real estate once. State oualifica-
Answer o9s Aso Boz PSI' PSa-%. star. ''c.I5'' Mi7
CLERK-TYPISTs, age 1885: many
P.4.sn.i fssIsas as p f $50 NJ ISL 81
coNsULTANTs INC, suite 800,
cLERK-TYPfST. receptionist With
some stenographic ability for i'm
fgurss helpful. Can MR., FISHER
ckERk:TYpisr ID k;4l1siI for small, a,.osls,, @os
mot required: accurate and fast
typing essential; Dictaphone: age
20 to 80; S275 per mo. Apply Box
66--M, star giving experience and
CLERK-TYPIsT. to work in large
auto. .dealership. Ideal Job for some
ONE. living in Falls Church Vi
cinity; Aforementioned ONCE. JE.
CIERkk.TYPIsTs, 1885: win eon-
sider beginners; $3.50 am. e. 4:4b
pm. 6-day wk.; vacation and sick
leave benefits: air-cond. building.
Apply personnel once. 3rd a.,
ESGfTAsIE LIFE ms. CO. osls
cEERk 1fSR II Pisi for circulation a dsp.
Of nswspaper once, osorgstown
and many company dement's. IN
ieses, free life and accident insur-
snce etc, csn MR.. PERRY At
CLERK-TYhFisT-s61 wk. to start;
5-day, 40-hr. wk.; must type 81
w.p.m. or better. Apply End floor.
1919 14th st. NV. Do not phone.
CLERK-TYPIsT. under 35; fast and
accurate; $50 per wk.. to start: air
cond: ofice in Bethesda. OIL. q
CaLiE5RK-rYprsr, for real estate.
loan and insurance ONCE: knowl-
edge Of bookkeeping necessary: D.
day week: air-conditioned, ONCE:
good local references required.
+. Nv J.; wALsHE' INC Ills SO Eye
CLERK-TYPIST, 1885. white; per-
manent position with national or
ganization: good salary and EN-
ploye benefits. Only good typists
apply. For appt., call DI. 7-6027,
Q to B, Mon. through Fri.
CLERK-TYPIST-Bookkeepine dept.
Of trade association, 5-day wk..
good employe benefits. Apply 1l2S
10th st. NV. 10
CLEKK-TYPIST, knowledge Of short.
hand and bookkeeping helpful but
not essential. Pleasant working
conditions. generous leave oene-
fts MA S-49S0, Ext. /.
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Top Notch Salesman

To represent nationally famou,
Schultz California Contemporary
Homes contracting builders In Va.
Nd, Del. and Washington. D. C..
with regional sales ONCE beinl
opened in Washington. Aimed botr
at the quality and mass market
nearly every national home ant
builders magazine and represent
vast, presold market:
sion only, Applicants SHOULD hs
prepared to finance themselves fol
90 days. Current earnings IN othsl
areas average S12.000-S30.00C
yearly. Previous experience In
building field helpful but not essen
tial. as We provide thorough train
ing, However successful sales ex-
perience, plenty Of drive and en-
thusiasm for contemporary design
are absolute REQUISITES. s,,,r ~,
HOMES, NC, Hotel oramatssn
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BOOKKEEPING TRAINEE, age 10 tc
80. must have aptitude for flguresi
opportunity for an alert person;
paid vacation and sick leave. Apply
FREDERICK W. BERENS, INC,
BUYER, for children's department.
II you have been an assistant
buyer or hsve other sufficient. ex-
perience, we invite your applica-
ton. Phone Mr.. J. Robert Harris,
ME S-4262 for appt. JOSEPH r.
HARRIS CO 1924 F st. NV. --19
CAFETERIA sgploye,o young LADY
counter work in one Of Washing.
toms better downtown cafeterias
Hrs. between Il An. an and an g pm
sun. work. Salary $40 to $42. 2.5C
q wk. Also Q meals furnished free
and group disqualification. Nc
exper. necessary, but applicant must
be steady and willing worker and
like to serve the PUBLIC. For further
information see MIR. McGARRAGHY
at b1l l4th st. NV. is
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BOOKkEEPER, exper., for full sci
Of books up through monthly trail
balance. must be capable. thor.
ough and accurate, not oyer "a
x W. q Apps 81 pi5R RGBfNos pSsitS5 de!
TION CO.. 1915 10th st NV. -17
BOOKKEEPERs, with and withou.
exper. Sslesclerks and mattresses
FAIRFAX EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
CIR. 3-1565.
BOOKKEEPER ASST, 5 hours daily
8 days. This ID an opportunity for
thoroughly experienced person
toned ofice. See Mrs. Steelman
D.. J. KAUFMAN. INC. 1905 Penn
sylvania ave. NV. -17
BOOKKEEPER for real estate loar
and ms. business. must be good
typist and be familiar with double
entry system. exper and settled
person pref; best local refs. req;
PkSsply ksply IN a.o own handwriting to Boz
BooKKEEPER. for daily analyst.
and record keeping. Must be &C.
curate with figures: 6-day week,
very good working conditions. Fu-
tMrs sssursd. AgplZ Mr; Bots,
H.E.
BOOKKEEPER, TO operate Burroughs
posting machine; typing required
Must be accurate with figures, g.
Hg Say ysek Ma Irs sslaSy, ~, $3.50 $3.50 per y
BOOKKEEPER, must be capable Of
taking full charge. Full time pre-
ferred but will consider temporary
or part-time II well qualified. Five
day week. Write fully, giving sal
aryy required to Box 11S-R. Star
BOOKKEEPER for once machin,
dealer, central D. c. location. AD
BOoKKEEPER. experienced. Appl,
In person, MANOR COUNTRY
CLUB, Norbeck. Md. or call VIII
$1,000 for appointment. IL
SSsl ~ ;se Ts Mgs TYP
wk. Junior Bookkeeper. S65. Mis-
Black (NA, S-2340l.
BOVd'S, Cor, G. and 18th
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HELp-MEN
I Need an Assistant

To learn our branch operations and
Dignifed work. not canvassing. Car
necessary. Married man preferred
Earnings while training, arouhc
SIS weekly. Phone Ii. 3-6326 fol
amt q n IL An IN
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Auto Einance Clerk

VIII train young lady for interest,"
ing lob in major finance company.
Must be able to type. An modern
benefits. Apply between 10 am.
and 4 pm. Room 434. 261 Con-
stitutton ave. NV. lis
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HELP WOMEN
ACCOUNTANT, $4,000
Must type, able to manage ONCE
GRACE DUNN

1911 @ st. GRE. 7-2s2sl
ACCOUNTING CLERK. Junior. 49,
36: an oppor. to learn accounting
procedures II you like working with
figures. Air-cond. of1ces, economi-
cal cafeteria; vacation and sick
once, 3rd H., EQUITABLE LIFE
ms. CO.. S16 14th st. NV. Ia
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CLERK

High school graduate for payroll
dept. Ability to type helpful but
not necessary. Permanent position;
5-day, 40-hour week with overtime
Apply
Stone Paper Tube Co.
200 FRANKLIN ST. NE.
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BEAUTY OPERATOR, immed. open
ing EMMA LEES BEAUTY sHOF
21I0 Wilson blvd. Arl. IA. 7.123S
BEAUTY
SALON
CAREERS
HOW is YOUR
FUTURE?

Top chain offers opportunities "a
qualified women who are willing
TO relocate. to become BEAUTY
SALON MANAGERS, in leadins de-
partment stores throughout the
United States.
DURING TRAINING
Good earnings, pleasant workina
conditions. real chance for ad-
vancement. and. above all, security
II ou're sincerely interested.
TELEPHONE MISS WIER
DI. 7-7200, EXT. s3s
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Recently opened wash.-va. fac
tory branches Of national manu-
facturer needs 8 more men 20 x
IS. Selling experience not neces.
sary but car h. Call RA. 6-12o2
Mon.
Evening star., 1955-07-17

Are 2b-s0, able TO meet public, Chr
day, permanent position. No cal
or exper. nee. About $50 wkly. 4
start. Apply 1912 p.m., Rm. 100
1919 y st, NV. 10
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MEN
NOTICE

Recently opened Wash. Va. factory
branches Of national manufacturer
Of maintenance equipment and sup
plies interested in fllling following
positions:
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OFFICE ASST

We need o capable, honest
and pleasant person to as
sist In once MANAGEMENT:
one capable of mature de-
eision and accurate in ngure
work and Q good typist.
Pleasant 1-girl ONCE In conv.
uptown location: perm. ap-
plicants only, please. Call
TU. 2-3416 any time for appt.
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INTERVIEWER
JANITOR
LEDGER CLERK

LEDGER CLERK
Young woman. 20-3b yrs Of age, fol
perm. position n our acct dept
handling accounts receivable. rou.
tine and control; some appropriate
experience and ability TO type arr
sfg SSay eVh S .Tpsf.see yssE ss
Apply Personnel, Room 605 Oper
weekdays S:30-6. and Sat a-12
No phone calls
THE EVENING STAR
11n1 PENNA AVE NV
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FILE CLERK

To assist In the Graphic Arts group
Of q well-known research organi-
1ation. Some typing ability pre-
ferred.
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BOOKKEEPER

work with savings and
loan association: 6-day week, COM
psny benefits, submit written re-
sumo stating experience, age and
salary expected. Attention Mr.. Dom
old A. Hurst. No interviews granted
without prior written resume.
SHANNON q LUCHS CO., 724 14th
ut. NV. go
BOOKKEEPER- -STENOGRAPHER for
stock and bond house. Salary open.
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MAN WANTED
WITHCAR

Dependable: no experience necessary.
Apply 1907 Ga. ave. NV.
livery % truck ~ VOTE Apply Sa ADRAHss n person. on
BRAY & sCARFP SALES. INC.
1911 Tuckerman st. NV. -1S
MEN t2l. full time, and III part
time. Full-time men with no pre-
viouS exper. average S100 and up
per wk. Repeat business pluS reg
ular customers assure you Of steady.
regular income. Start on q / or 2
day trial basis II you wish TO prove
to yourself what an excel oppor.
this Is, Fuller Brush dealers aver
age S1O0 and UP per vk. calling
on regular customers by appt.
Fuller Brush customers are pleas
ant, courteous and buy these IA
nous everyday necessities regu-
larry. An exper. man viii make
calls with YOU and train YOU. Sales
expeI; unnecessary, but men Sc
ssty and character Inquire at 911
National Press Bldg, t4th and r
sts. NV. or phone DI. 7-4477 or
Dl 7-349S. Ia
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SECRETARIES


HOS 10th st. NV. at I. EX. 8-727Q
sECRETARY-DICTAPHONE, position
with e fgturs, under 81. g; 200 up.
SECRETARY-OFFiCE MANAGER-.
Local CPA firm REQUIRES SERVICES
Of experienced secretary, capable
Of handling all details OF ONCE
procedures: must. be able TO meet
and deal with public. Salary open.
Reply BOX 115-M. Star, stating
age. marital status and previous
sss1cgRsEE.fsaaiRsY-srENoaRApHER. s1gsE.saaiRsY se-
curate, neat and capable: expert.
ence necessary. Hours, 9-5, 5..day
week. salary, $500 mo. to start.
Please write for appt., giving age.
marital status. business experience.
All replies confidential. GUARDIAN
LIFE INSURANCE CO., 307 Ring
Building. Washington 9. D. G: lis
SECY., Exec. SIS, 400 Net
Experienced-Compose own letters
Gfs %nsrr f0fsikRRs sHkRsoNEEi oSNSESiE ffsss SOkS =:
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Bookkeeping Machine
Operator
BETHESDA, MARYLAND

BETHESDA, MARYLAND
Immediate opening for . young
woman who can type As to 50
w.p.m.; experienced payroll de-
partment, and National cash regis
ter mach; 5-day, 40-hour week;
8 to 4:30 p.m.; good starting sal
ary; opportunity to advance: liberal
company benefits.
APPLY
HOT SHOPPES, INC.
1341 q ST. NV. ROOM 200
Ia
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BEAUTICIAr

BEAUT1C1AN
Expert, all around: $76 guarantee
BROADMOOR BEAUTY SALON
1901 Conn. ave. NV. EN-. 3-2113
BEAUTY COUNSELOR, no canvass.
ing. part or full time. Profitable
business. Call ST. 3-9122, IL to s
BEAUTY OPERATOR, Arlington, Co
lumbia Pike sec. Best financial deal
Paid vacation. Excellent conditions
MARGE'S BEAUTY SALON, 103S
BEAUTY OPERATOR for modern
beauty salon in Silver Spring area
Call JU. 7-S050 or JU. 9-9160.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, immed. open
ing EMMA LEES BEAUTY SHOP
211e Wilson blvd, Arl. IA. 7-123S.
BEAUTY OPERATOR oman or
woman Good opportunity for
right person. For JULES SALON,
18th and H sts. Other salons in
Alexandria. Shirlington and Lang
ley Park. Call Mr.. Jules, 81; g.
Beauty oPERAToR-Apply PATf-
YOUR HAIRDRESSER, o37 r st
NV. ME. S-4937 -16
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YOUNG MEN
EXCELLENT EARNINGS
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY

Established mfgr. has opening in
outside sales dept. for go:gettei
willing to match hard work and
long hours for excellent salary,
opportunity that comes once IN q
lifetime; car and some sales ex-
perience necessary state quelfca-
tions In first letter. Box 134-M.
Star
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PIX OPERATOR
EXPERIENCED ONLY
E-nAv UEEK

AIR-coNDfT1oNED OFFICE
GROUP HOSPTTAIIZATION
Must Have the Finest References
SHAPIRO INC.
1413 X st. NV. ME. S-171,
PERSONNEL CLERK sTENOG,
RAPHER, age 1885: must havt
excellent typing and shorthand
plus some experience in person,
mel work. Variety Of duties. Excel.
lent opportunity for weil-groomet
alert. young woman. 6-dsy week
$500. For appointment call EX
3-033S. -17
POST OFFICE WOMAN, for drug.
store: exper. pref. Local refs. essen.
tial. Apply in person. HAYWOOD
DRUGS. 2200 Varnum st., Mt
Rainier, Md.
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NEW INDUSTRY offering sntrpris-
ting men o rare chance to- build 9
starting on o part-time basis. a.:
new product and one OF the
smartest marketing plans Of the
postwar years" say leading busl-
washinston and Southeastern (ex-
pansion, coupled with full page ads
IN leading magazines, ana N.b.C
tial earnings while part time with
unlimited income for the leader
who can manage local distributor;
ship and supervise others. Call
MR., BRAY. ia. q-3S00.
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CLERK-TYPIST

Must be good typist with experience
in engineering department desir-
able. Permanent position in friend
II organization with pleasant work.
ing conditions. Vacation, sick leave.
The Ahrendt Instrument Co.
4e1O Calvert rd., College Park. Md.
A suss1SfAR1 Shi 971e5s 81 L1rroN
INDUSTRIES
Evening star., 1955-07-17
CLERK-TYPIST

CLERh-I YFIOI
Interesting work with savings, and
pany benefits: submit written re-
sume stating experience, age and
salary expected, Attention Mr.. Don.
aid A. Hurst No interviews granted
without prior written resume.
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.. TIA l4th
At N W 20
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CASHIER


Fine speciality store has openings
for experienced dependable cashier.
Good starting salary, opportunity
for advancement. liberal discounts
on personal purchases. Apply Mr.
Stewart. THE YOUNG MEMS
SHOP. 1919 2 st NV. -17
CASHIER
WHITE, AGE 21-35
For hotel front office. MGR. No.
1000 machine experience preferred,
but win train qualified persCn.
Must be BILE to work 2 am. to 3
pm. one Teek: and 3 p. m. to
1870 pm. the following week
Employe benefits after 8 months
nee. MAYFLoWER HOTEL, Con-
necticut ave. and De6ales st. NV.
CASHIER-CHECKER
Exper.. for cafeteria line. Downtown
location. Apply WASHINGTON
RESTAURANT ASSN. 2003 Eye st
NV. for interview. lis
CHARWOMEN (2). prev. hotel exper
pref. split hours; salary plus meals
Apply COSTINS SIRLOIN ROOM
14th and + st. NV
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National Fire
Safety Counsellors

wish to Announce the
Opening Of Their Stunning
New Ofaces In the
EMPIRE BLDG.
goa New York Ave.
Washington, d. c.
Under the Regional
Management Of
TARRON BESSEN
Americas No. / Sales
Psychologist and Train :
OF Successful Sales
Personnel
500 wkly. guar. to quail
men; $40 per day during
necessary three-day train
ing period,
Car necessary: confidential inter.
only. This is selling on highest
chance for advancement in branch
ofices TO open throughout D. C..
Nd. and Va. Speciality salesman
student and part-time men ant
those who have never sold before
ST. 3-1406 from 10 to 4, al
current week. Ask for Mr.
Sprouse.
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TU. 2-6800

FLOOR MGR.-DREss DEPT. ExpeF
under 80 to SS5. ABBEY PERSON
MEL, 1888 Eye NV.
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ARLINGTON COUNTY

GOVERNMENT
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
Account Clerk So. S3 $50 year
6perator % ~ s3.Oso-s3. $50 q year
clerk Typist SIS. OsO-S3, $50 q year
Bscterioioeist S3.920-S4,67o year
Assistant i s2.s7o-s3. .47o q year
Switchboard
Operator - x2,71U-A3,olu year
Civil Engineer I 81. .lb0-S5,l60 year
Craftsman I S3,71O-S4'4oO year
inspector -- -ss.71o-$4.4 400 year
Automotive
Equipment
Operator I'll .O9-S1,b4 an noua
Maintenance
water water Service
Mechanic -- 81 1851 ~ an nouI
Merit system, retirement. sick and
annual leave Good working con-
ditions Apply Arlington County
l424 North Uhle street, Arlington,
virginia, or phone jackson 7-4SOO,
extension 301 for appointment.
Management Opportunity
A fast-growing. multi-million. dollar
national company Is now selectins
ssy KEY psrsSnns nrSsra fGr ,i huse .trERoly sfRan
sionsl sales managers, also super.
yisors. Men who want . brilliant
future anG ma sna pSsisiS tn;. 2 vSs. q tS., 5ss'
ana Sonus sfrsnssmsnt. write iol
Sonfidential interview IN your etty
%: Martin HAFri,, ,,rl&g1lsm &srlss,msi eesM. ss,s.
IANY: Nsvssk: New yoslk; or ,isss!s ,isss
= Vs susiisessions md SSons 9Yn'
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LIBRARY CLERK

LIbtkAHI I VLEfth
permanent position in " our news
library. 6-day, 4Q-hr. week. Must
be accurate typist and capable Of
handling details. Some library ex-
peTience preferred. Apply Person on
5 and sat, 9.i2. No phone calls
THE EVENING STAR
l1O1 Penn. Ave. NV.
MAID, live In, general housevork;
cook, children: S26. Sunday and
Thursday off. OIL. 2-01s4. -l7
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MANAGER

Exper. only; new exclus. sportswear
Kxcsi opport. CASUAL CORNER,
Di. 7-3500.
MHTHEMATICiANs. ase 1880. ma
eap. SD and smpicyment agency fee
paid by employer. Starting selaIy
70 $4,000. MANAGEMENT CON-
guLTANJL NC. suite 600. ltoe
Evening star., 1955-05-08

or hives. Or they may result in violent attack
of nausea or cramps.
If you often suffer from any of those
symptoms, you should suspect that you are
allergic. Then the job is to try to track down
what particular substances you may be react
ing to. Of course your doctor can help you
with this and should verify your findings, but
some private detective work of your own can
help both Of you.
1HE first clue to look for is the time of your
attacks. Ifyou suffer regularly from summer
colds, you might find out if your itching nose
comes in June. when grass poIlens fill the air,
or in August and September, when ragweed is
the major offender Do your worst attacks
coincide with high pollen count, which may
be reported in your paper or be available from
local health authorities?
When allergic attacks are not seasonal, you
have to follow another line of investigation.
If you are housewife, do your attacks CO.
incide with the times when you are dusting
and vacuuming? Many people are aIlergic to
house dust.
Perhaps the villain can be tracked to your
Evening star., 1955-05-08

or BY mouth. For example, doctors
frequently test patients for an allergic
reaction before giving an injection of
penicillin.
The individual who still is in a
quandary as to whether his Sneezing,
wheeling or itching is due to allergy
Evening star., 1955-05-08

job. Bakers may be allergic to one or more
kinds of flour. A furrier may react to the dyes
he uses. In the new field of plastics, cases of
sensitivity to plastic dust are being encoun-
tered. By carefully observing your reaction
over period of time you may be able to ferret
out the offending substance.
S0methimg New?
SOMETIMES you will be able to connect the
allergy to something new in your life. If every
time you eat shrimps you get an upset stomach,
give them up. If you acquire a cute kitten and
an itching both at about the same time, fear
that one Of you must go. If Baby breaks out in
skin rash after first eating new foods like eggs
or orange juice. your pediatrician probably
will advise you to 60 slow in introducing other
new items in the diet. Finally, you may react
to certain drugs, whether given by injection
Evening star., 1955-05-08

ALTHOUGH the study of allergy is compara-
IA lively young, we have discovered that over
20 million people in the United States are aller
gic to one or more substances. The majority
of them are not even aware that their discom-
fort arises from an allergy, because allergy
symptoms assume many forms. Until you
know you are allergic, you can't get much
relief but how can you tell?
First, it is important to have little back
ground information. In Simplest terms, an
ailergic person reacts physically to the pres
ence of certain foreign matter in his body.
Most Of US, for example, can breathe the tiny
pollen of plants without any i'll effects. The
same amount of pollen will trigger off a
violent reaction in a person allergic to it.
His nose will itch and run, he sneezes, his
eyes water. And although most alIergieS start
in our early years, we can become sensitized,
Evening star., 1955-05-08

too, after several years Of exposure.
Allergic symptoms usually take one
of four forms. AS described above,
they may affect the nasal area. They
may cause the frightening lung conges-
ton called asthma. They may show up
on the skin as severe itching, a rash
Evening star., 1955-11-18

time in unloading troops for the
Aggressors on strips.
When the maneuver Is turned
around some 10 days hence and
the Defenders in this make
believe war are given the sig
nal to chase the attackers back
to the Gulf Coast. the same Air
Force viii use the same planes
TO take troops behind Aggressor
lines. Meanwhile. the big air
craft are being used to do the
regular. workaday job Of supply
ing both sides.
Another new concept viii be
used for the first time in the
drop. Helicopters wiz land. conn
bat control teams in advance
of the transports. They will di-
rect the landing of some Of the
transports on air strips where
possible and jumps of the para
troopers while under enemy fire.
But Gen. Mccarthy told re-
porters that outside Of the use Of
the C-l23s and the teams, he
anticipates nothing new to come
out Of his forces participating In
the exercise. Rather, he said, we
will be teaching new men who
have come along since the TECH
niques were refined in Korea.
They win get their FIRST opporr
tunity TO learn in the most real
istic maneuver possible. !" he said.
Evening star., 1955-11-18

standing by at England to whisk
the Is visitors to busy Fort Polk.
but two of them win be spares
lust In case something goes
amiss.
Here there'll be eight sedans
ION hand. Mr.. Brucker will be
met and accompanied to his
quarters by Air Force Gen. o. p.
|Wexland, nlaneuyer director, and
Ia lieutenant escort ofiicer."
Army 1t. Gen. John II. Collier.
deputy director, with escort. !"
will accompany Hugh H. Milton
III, Assistant Army Secretary
for Manpower,
After lunch there'll be two hell
Icopters standing by to take the
party for q view Of the simulated
action in the Louisiana fiatlands.
The next day will be a fun one
Evening star., 1955-11-18
Broun PIons Survey
OF Traffic in Monoquo

Wallace L. Braun win take .
three-week leave from his job
as District deputy director Of ye-
hicles and traffic to make a traf-
dc survey for the city Of Nam
aqua. capital OF Nicaragua.
Mr.. Braun will leave Sunday
by plane for Managua. The trip
was arranged by the Interna-
tional Road Federation and ID
being financed by a Nicaragua1
businessrnen's committee inter.
ested in better roads. Managuas 8
of about 100000, Mr..
Braun said. He said his expenses
will be paid, but that there is no
other compensation attached -
the Job.