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Evening star., 1955-07-28

Fovorfu toppines for corn feast
WEDNESDAY
Meat Loaf Scaloped Potatoes :
on-Cob NTH Spreads
Ra,D Relish Tray Apple Pie
Spreads
three oppers for corn-on the cob To pound
margarine add of the foowing teaspoons Seed
toasted teaspoon chopped onion teaspoon Worcester
Soften margarine temperature Add
choice of seasoning and mix thoroughly Serve with hot
Makes "a cup spread.
THURSDAY
Veal Potato Casserole Spinach
Sliced Tomatoes Chocolate Fudge Pudding
Veal Potato Casserole
! cup diced cooked veal d0h ounce) cream Of
AOeft from roast) celery mushroom soup
I cup cubed raw potatoes "a teaspoon salt
2 tablespoons butter Pepper
tablespoon chopped onion Cheese, crumbs cornhakes
/ tablespoon chopped green
pepper
Brown potatoes lightly in butter Add onion and continue
browning Add veal Heat Season. Pour
into casserole quartz. Cover with shredded cheese
tered crumbs crushed cornakes Bake in hot 425
degrees F is to 20 minutes to brown topping Makes to
servings. by "V." i.
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Trunsfer Puftern

Mrs. F. S. D., SilUes Spring
For F. w. NJ. Washington:
Any design can be made larger
or smaller by the use Of
graph paper. Simply make
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the least bit rough. q smooth
er finish is acquired BY sand
papering it before the white
coat is put on.
Could some reader give me
the proper procedure for max
ing q French apple pie US
ing canned apple slices? I'm
particularly interested in
knowing how to make and
bake the top crust. which. I
believe, is baked meringue.
Evening star., 1955-07-28
Is II ever Hoo late
TO SAVE
AMARRlACE?

She was easy.going, bubbly;
he was practical and depend
able. These very qualities that
had originally attracted them
were breaking up their mar
riage. And then he fell in love
with a secretary at his office.
Learn how, through the ad-
vice of the marriage coun.
selor, they regained happiness
-. found a greater vitality in
their marriage than they ever
had on their honeymoon. Be
sure you read "Can This Mar
riage Be Saved"
Evening star., 1955-07-28
M. B. L.. Kensinato,l

To Mrs. J. j.. Hyattsville:
Your bleach did not leave a
pure tan stain. but actually
denatured the protein in the
wool. I imagine the best pro-
cedure would be to have the
whole sweater re-dyed in a
shade darker than the treated
stain" Dry cleaning will not
help. since the color is in the
flbers.
Never use a chlorine bleach
on animal products-sponge,
leather, silk and wool.
Evening star., 1955-07-28
Knitting Book?

H. D.. Washington
I have looked all over but
am not able to find the 1858
Spring Summer issue Of the
Vogue Knitting Book. II any
Of the readers have an old
copy that they no longer
need, I would certainly ap-
preciate having it.
Evening star., 1955-06-01
BY MRS. FRANK COLBY

A teacher in a business school
writes: "Can you give us some
thing sane on the word DATA?
The textbook we use states that
data is plural, and must be fol-
lowed by a plural yerb-the data
are (not Isl. II that Is true, why
is it that the rule Is not observed
in business correspondence"
Well, it is true that data
DAY-tuh) is the plural Of da-
tum lDAY-tum). and that,
strictly speaking. one should say.
"These data are -" and "This
datum Is ."
However, in American usage
one seldom sees datum at all,
except in very formal writing.
data being used as both singular
and plural. This fact is recog-
nized by most American diction-
aries. Merriam Webster'S: "Al-
though plural in form, data is
not infrequently used as a sin
gular."
In America there is an in
creasing tendency to disregard
the unfamiliar plural and sim
eular endings of words Of Latin
origin. For example, memoran-
dums is the customary plural,
not memoranda; we never speak
Evening star., 1955-06-01
FAMOUS FABLES
BY E. e. EDGAR

MORALE: One day during
World War III, Gen. Eisenhower
paid visit to front-line Ameri-
can troops. He was accompanied
by the major general in COM
mand.
1t was a rainy day and the
mud was ankle deep. Gen. Eisen-
hover stepped up on a makeshift
platform and addressed the men.
His heartening words gave them
a lift. and they cheered him
when he finished.
Then, as he got off, he slipped
in the mud, and landed with full
force on the seat Of his pants.
The GIs howled with glee.
The major general helped Ike
to his feet. apologizing profusely
for the behavior of his men.
TITS all right" Gen. Eisen-
hover reassured him. That fall
probably helped their morale
more than the speech"
SNOB: One night, at a dinner
party Sir Henry Irving was
seated next to a snob who was
trying his best to embarrass the
actor. Knowing that Irving had
never attended a university. he
inquired in a loud voice!
Were you ever at Oxford?"
mo" said Irving. but my Sec
retary went there"
Evening star., 1955-06-01
A WORD TO THE WISE

Of stadia-we always use sta
diums as the plural. And there
are many other plurals that are
almost always formed by the
non-Latin "s," such as: gym
nasiums (not gymasia), ultima
tums (not ultimata), indexes
(not indices), deliriums (not
deliria), aquariums (not aquar-
ria), vacuums (not vacua), etc.
So strongly is data regarded
as a singular noun that it is not
uncommon to see it pluralized
as "datas," which, in the course
of time, may come to be re-
garded as correct.
I know of at least one other
such instance-the word opera,
which actually is the plural Of
opus, "a work" BY the same
process of evolution which Is at
work on data, opera "a musical
drama) has lost every vestige Of
plurality in English. 1t is now
singular, and the correct plural
is operas.
For business usage we may
safely conclude that ID datum
(singular) is seldom if ever seen;
ca data has become both sim
gular and plural: co the irregu-
lar plural "datas" had best be
avoided.
distributed by McNaught Syndicate, Inc.)
Evening star., 1955-06-01
WORD GAME

Find 25 or more words in
FRANKNE S S,
meaning, ''candor. opennesS.
Average is %; time limit, 20
minutes.
Sules Of the game--1. Words must be
OF four or more letters. 2. Words which
ac.,uire four letters BY the addition Of
Is" srch as bats" cars are not
used. 3. Only one form Of Q word II
used. 4. Proper names are not used.
Answer 10 CRUMBLR
clue, club cruel. crumb, cure. curb,
euri. cube, culrn, rule, ruble. rumble.
ulcer, umber, mule. blue, blur. burL
hmur lure. luere. luce. lumber. ecgu.
Evening star., 1955-06-01
Byrd's PoIor Planes
To Have 'Buthtubs'

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. R.-
Five aircraft for the Admiral
Byrd expedition to the South
Pole in November are getting
cold weather MISUNDERSTANDING
"b q t htubs S" - at Jacksonville
Naval Air Station.
Two transports and three hell
copters are being outfitted here.
The helicopters are bein g
adapted to Withstand the Ant
arctic cold which drops to so
below zero.
The Navy hopes to insure
comfort for the transport crews
with special heating equipment.
The units also defrost the win
dows Of the pilots cabin and the
so-called "bathtubs" which are
built into the planes belly to
house the cameras.
The planes are doubly insu-
lated inside and special electron-
les gear added.
Evening star., 1955-06-01
NAMES
IN THE NEWS
BY CONSTANTINE CHEKREZI

Krishna Menon, q personal
representative and chief trouble
shooter of India's Prime Min
lister Jawaharlal Nehru (Djah-
-har-lal Neh-roo-the In
dians do not accent any par
ticular syllablel has returned to
Delhi (Del-hee) after an IL
day visit in Peiping, (Pay-ping)
where he had several talks with
Chinese Communist Chief Mao
Tse-tung (Mah-eh tseh-toong)
and Premier Chou En-lai ("Joe"
En-lye).
The Tokyo newspaper Mainichi
(Mine-ee-tshee) reported that
Menon proposed to the Chinese
the establishment of a five
nation truce commission under
the craftsmanship of India, the
other nations to be named by
the United States and Red
China.
Burma's Prime Minister U Nu
(OO-NOO) will be a guest of
Marshal Tito from June s to
10, while Prime Minister Nel1ru
is arriving in Belgrade at the
end of June for a state visit.
Nafrobi (Nigh ROH bee) i.
Kenya, announced that two
groups Of mountaineers climbed
snow-covered Mount KilimanjarO
(Kil-ee-mun-DJAH-roh) toward
the burned-out wreckage Of an
East African Anyways plane
which crashed in lion country.
The plane disappeared on its
flight from Dar-es- -Salaam (Gate
of Salvation), the capital of the
former German East Africa. now
a part Of the British Tanganyjka
(Tan-gan-EE-kah) territory.
CAN Rights Reserved)
Evening star., 1955-06-01
OUR PRESIDENTS
BY HONORE M. CATUDAL

Near Lancaster. Pa, a for
mer President died 81 years ago
today; Abraham Lincoln sue
ceeded him in the White House.
Who?
2-''Don't give up the ship, I"
said the mortally wounded COM
mander of the U. S. S. Chesa-
peake. 142 years ago today. Who
said this and who was President
at that time?
(Which President began an
address to the OAR with the
words, Fellow immigrants?"
(Answers on next page)
Evening star., 1955-06-01
Cool Fire Delivered

A driver Of a truckload Of coal
in London, noticed it was smoul-
dering. He drove to the nearest
fire station in time to have it
hosed before it broke into flames.
Evening star., 1955-06-01
CONTRACT
BRIDGE
By EASLEY BLACKWOOD

Everything happens to me-"
moaned Mr.. Muzzy as he went
down one on this hand. Look
how those diamonds were di-
vided-all in one hand"
South dealer.
Both sides vulnerable.
NORTH
(Mr. Champion)
AA98
21065
1QJ1094
WEST EAST
(Mr. Dale) (Mrs. Keen)
AQ6 AJ10742
0KJ 1Q9743
,oK862 o.
AQm762 ABB
SOUTH
(Mr. Muzzy)
AK53
2A82
oA753
&AK5
The bidding:
South West North East
10 Pass 20 Pass
2NT Pass 3NT All pass
Mr. Thamninn Yointad 0,lt
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y FaSS ZV EaSS
2NT Pass 3NT All pass
Mr.. Champion pointed out
that the division Of the dia-
monds had nothing to do with
the case and that three no.
trump was cold against any de-
fenSe.
It started out with Mr.. Dale
leading the six of clubs and Mr..
Muzzy winning with the king.
Now at this point there is only
one correct play-the ace Of dia-
monds, followed by further dia-
mond leads until the king is
forced out.
But apparently Mr.. Muzzy was
not satisfied with nine tricks. He
went to the board with the ace
of spades and returned the
queen Of diamonds for a finesse.
Mrs. Keen showed out, playing
the deuce of spades. MIR. Muzzy
played low as did Mr.. Dale. The
jack Of diamonds was now led
and flnessed and again Mr.. Dale
refused to win with the king.
AS you see, it was possible to
win just one more diamond
trick, the ace, and Mr.. Muzzy
could take no more than eight
tricks in all.
''Muzzy," said Mr.. Cham
pion, II would like to give you
some information. I would like
to tell you that three no-trump
calls for the taking of nine
tricks"
II know that" replied Mr..
Muzzy sullenly.
"Then tell me-" Mr.. Champion
continued, why did you try for
10? You have two club tricks,
two spades and one heart
that's five. And you had a FIVE
card diamond suit, missing only
the king. That means you could
have taken four diamond tricks
If you had started on them right
away.
Five and four are nine. You
weren't willing to give up the
king of diamonds as a safety
play-so you gave up the whole
hand"
Nuts" said Mr.. Muzzy.
"It certainly was Mr.. Cham
pion agreed.
tcopyright. 1865. General Features Corp)
Evening star., 1955-01-30
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new color tonesl Find
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in trade On all new GLE
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REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATE for Ar
lington ONCE, good proposition for
an experienced broker or salesman.
REAL Estate SALESMAN. full time,
exper nee, must know MONTGOMERY
CO, area: BoNAN d FodAsTY.
REAL la ESTATE ESTATE SALESMAN = Week
ends. Full or part time: Men or
Sales training starts Tues. APR; 26,
Z pm, sharp cages 1880; Finest
sales training for d. c.. Md, and
va. In 3 wks. Must have car. Don't
Circle. have trained over 1000
real ESTATE SALESMAN to work
in Bethesda and nearby. Earn. as
you learn in free classes starting
Monday IL am. at 1873 Old
Georgetown. I'd. Bethesda. Mr.. Bar
ton OIL. 4-4522 or OIL. 2-16l3,
a f2f { Esf fS2i statesmen, exper.;
make { change for the better, in
crease your income; it's a fact, we
pay top commissions. choice listings,
numerous company-owned homes to
sell; confidential interview. SIND
IER REALTY CO. 10, o-l1bT.
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Office Machine Mechanic
Immediate opportunity with a ma
tional business machine company,
OFFICE MANAGER BOOKKEEPER,
handicap: references, experience
OFFICE ST ca MASAGiERC-iBoOK1KEfE:PEEiRs
under As. Kensington area; book
keeping exper; REQUIRED. sal, $50
NaE 5df r. c sSSsS1afi NC.
OFFSET PREssMAN. part time;
17x22. Call AD. 4-411R. .-.25 :,
ORCHESTRA-Wante small band,
parties in pvt home; white or negro:
inexpensive. State particulars. Box
PAINTERS ~ Ftrst-class mechanics;
top pay. regular work. See Mr.
Latham, 4915 Earlston drive; Dir:
line to Jamestown rd... right Z
blocks to Earlston dr.. left ! block
PtHNINSTHpIRs. experienced sober men
only. Directions: Out Georgia ave,
extended to Lansdowne way, lett to
PAiNTERs co. white, fast, neat; SIG
PAINTER MAINTENANCE MAN,
white. for apt. house work. Must
be able to work On swing; Local ref.
Apply MR.. LAYNE. 1851 Park I'd.
NV, 9 to 5 nm. Sunday.
PAINTER, experienced, $40 per day.
Come with brushes. Monday, 9 am,
to DIXIE HOUSING CO.. 111b 18th
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. men only. See
foreman on job at 4935 30th st. NV.
PAINTERS, two, first class only: re-
liable and nondrinkersi for swing
work; SIS. 10 S-5368.
PAINTERS wanted with. TRANSPORTS
ton. High nay. Only. LIST class
ready for work 7:30 am. 1893
PAINT STORE MANAGER for Wheat
on area. must be experienced with
paint. and have local references,
excellent opportunity for the right
man. METROPOLITAN PAINT CO.
CO. 5-0336; after p.ma Ju',
PATENT LAwYER-s-man once, in
washington, D. c.. has an opening
for a man under 40, with chemical
training and experience in prcsecu-
ton before the Patent once. Pros
pects exceptional for the right man..
j. j. STANLEY, Warner Bldg.
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PHARMACISTS

REGISTERED. excellent salary; 44-hous
Large prescription business: ideal
vorkins conditions. excellent chance
FOR advancement; vacation with pay
: after l year, sick leave after year.
insurance and disqualification avail
able after : months employment:
over 80 with yrs. service. write
Aldrich. PEOPLES DRUG STORES.
INC. go tn st. NV. Washington,
g IS. . stoTs s0f TO- o! sl 81 LIZ LIP g.
PHARMACIST, nearby Nd; . days .
wk., Monday, through Saturday.
S:3o-5;50 AZ replies conndential.
rEH Tn s3S65E s'a registered Nd. 2G for
part-time york; hours arranged. Can
Pia HI s'G FINISHING PLANT NAN.
plant with ali new Kodak processing
equipment, Good salary for right
foIE. Va, Madison : a.45so. collect Mec
for further information. rs
PHOTOGRAPHIC LABORATORY As.
SlSTANT, must be q. 8. citizen with
excellent background; Silver Spring
area; liberal fringe benefits: perma-
nent employment. Write BOX 221-
c. Star. giving experience. educa-
tion and minimum starting SALARY.
for johbins work and re-
pairing. remodeling. Must be 1st-
class mechanic and have Md. four
neyman's card. Steady job. Apply
], l. RATEAAN AND SON, 2004
r. j. ave. ne. HO. 2-.200. "a
jobbing only. only sober.
reliable and steady men need apply.
Must furnish references; steady
work. Phone between 9 and B, OIL.
2-3662. "a
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COLLEGE STUDENTS
PUBLIC RELATIONS
COLLEGE STUDENTS

Govt. employees. teachers, earn $40
weekly working in order dept. OF
brand Identification dip. OF nation
ally known concern. afternoons or
evenings. Neat appearance and will
ingness to apply self are require.
ments. Use Of car necessary. Apply
1898 .Georsia ave, Silver spring,
RASH. Interviews conducted on the
hour, / through 5 pm. sharp. --26
RADIO COUNTERMAN - Wholesale
elecronic parts dealer needs young
man to work in store. knowledge q
parts and equipment essential. u
Write stating all details and salary
expected; Box 229rx. sta, s..,.r
RADIO ELECTRONICS PARTS dealer
needs young man: KNOWLEDGE parts
and equipment: $50 wk: Contact
MI, Jordan, XII. s-1162, AERO
ELEcTRON1Cs OF VIRGINIA, 20l0
Duke St, Alex. -3O
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1913 EYE ST. NV.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
This once can place 2 experienced
and provide every facility for sales.
with sales ability, This once estab-
lished 35 yrs. Call Mr.. Collier for
appt, HE. $4,000.
Robert E. Lohr, Realtor
.anEley PIX. Nd. Takoma Park. D. c.
RENTAL MANAGERS
ect. vicinity Good Hope I'd. and
Alabama ave. &C.; married couple
or 2 women. Experience in apt.
renting not essential. Good salary,
plus 3-bedrm. apt. adjoining rental
once on premises. Project fully
rented, with established renting
and tenant-relation policies. No
responsibilities for rent collections,
operations or maintenance. Must be
between 40 and go. have no chill
dren under II. have Q car, be de-
pendable, non drinkers and possess
selling ability. good personalities.
tact. enthusiasm. good judgment.
good health and ability TO get along
with people. One must be able to
type. Pleasant environment, In
teresting work but combining hours.
REPLY BY LETTER. stating Cuali-
fications. size Of family and tele-
phone number for appointment for
intsrview. .wAVERLY TAYLOR.
INC, 2DOl Tunlaw I'd NV
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Radio Promotion Man

Warted. for one of Amer
icas most popular radio sta
tons. Rapidly expanding or
SANITATION. High type. aeRres-
siVe account executive. Salary
plus commission. Opportunity
unlimited. Call KE. $4,000
Monday morning after 8 am.
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Real Estate Statesmen

Yes. 9 men associated with this
once are now making over $4,000
per. year selling new. used homes
and land-and you can do as WE'LL
We are expanding rapidly. The Sc
cret is that we are the biggest sellers
Of new-home projects in the wash
ington area. We have the most
builders We have the most power
ful advertising! We have the best
processing and financing organiza-
toni You are briefed on every lob
and supported fully BY all Of our
extensive resources!
Generous draws with liberal commits
sions on the top mean peak earn
tngs for you. Extra incentive and
bonus programs help you step up
your living standards.
II you are an experienced, successful
real estate salesman with q record
OF substantial home sales TO your
credit :. =. If you're ready to make
more than $4,000 per year. cali
Mon, TU. 2-1136 or TU. 2-740O
for an appt. with Mr.. Holtz. T. N.
LERNER g. CO.
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SALES MANAGER

An opportunity for an experienced
executive exists as manager Of .
large beverage. sales and distribu-
be experienced in training and d.
recting statesmen. and in the manas-
ing Of q complete sales program.
Replies should include all experience
and education details. Box 424-C.
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REAL ESTATE
SALESMAN

Are you ready for an opportunity IN
real estate practice? II you are tired
OF medtocrity, enjoy meeting people
and are willing to learn. this can be
your big chance. Must, have car.
sTaa soS c al AZ sSss7 9os We ter ~.
REFRIGERATION MECHANIC. expe-
rienced with own tools. Call Monaay.
R hi Il I GEaArroN MECHANIC -
STEADY Sc yo ,9b to sxper man; CONNER;
yearly msint. contracts. 5000 WI.
sick leave. uniforms: MR.. PRICE,
sEFRlGERAiioN '' MECHANIC. sx-
4 3; e. En- s. +
RENTAL MANAGER for small GARDEN
apt. project in Arl. suitable for
single retired person to supplement-
managerial ability Ss' ADJ ps ana sfs s foo
Isl ss a o 81. d fa3S g ss. s.DerisP''
Research Technicians
BIOLOGY or BAcTERIoLoGY, re-
. 1sHaEs PERSONNEL Md 1888 E Eve sg N%.
ROOFING ESTIMATOR-Exper. in
repair work, built-up, slate, metal.
Excel. opportunity for alert hustler:
top salary. plus: auto furnished. Est,
frm now expanding Written appli-
cation preferred. Box 47l-C, Star.
ROOM CLERK for residential hotel.
white. age 25 to 40. Tipping and
some bookkeeping exper. Refs. re-
CURED: good salary, room and meals:
5la-day week. Applp 213I o ST.
nv. between = and IL am. Mon.
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ROUTEMAN

We have q we'll ests blished route omen
for an ambitious man with some
sales experience. Wonderful oppor-
tunity for a sober and reliable man
who will service present customers
and solicit new business. Guaran-
CENTRAL CLEANERS. 323 Carroll
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GARDENER

GARDENER
JEROME BRODIE. OIL. 10000 IA
GARDENING FOREMAN
White, to assist head gardener OF
large real estate company. Thor
oughly experienced. able to supervise
crew of laborers, car nee, age
25-35: ref. req.; good salary and
car allowance. Apply personnel
office. CAFRITZ CO., 1920 X NV,
RIM. 20l.
GAS STATION MANAGERS, expert
enced, good salary and commission,
bonus, disqualification. paid vacR-
ton. Apply in person mornings,
HOMES OIL CO.. 6225 Blair I'd
NV. --25
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ENGINEERS

WITH
DEGREE IN
AERODYNAMICS
Plus 3 years experience
in the field of aircraft
performance.
Persons selected will
analyZe aircraft data
and prepare equations
describing performance
of aircraft for use in con-
junction with a n alogy
computers.
These positions offer
adequate opp ortunities
for personal a dvance-
ment in the field of ap-
plication of large COM
puters to the problems
of aircraft stability and
performance.
ERCO's progressive
personnel policies pro-
vide for the early recog-
milton and reward of an
individuals ability. Let
US tell you about it.
s,i AL IN SgnIsB5s CON- CON-
IN CONFIDENCE.
Proof of citizenship REQUIRED
Write, Telephone or Visit
ERGO
Engineering and Research
A Division of
ACT Industries, Inc.
Md. WA. 7-4444. Ext. 10t
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REAL ESTATE SALESMAN

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
Wanted - An aggressive individual
for q suburban Maryland deyeiop-
ment In Silver Sprin area. we are
building large development Of
split-level homes, CT approved.
There is also an opportunity for
work on outside listinss and gen.
eral brokerage. Win pay substan-
is seeking an active once. cali
for an appointment. GREENWOOD
KNOLIS VIII R-64SA
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MAGAZINE MEN

Local or road crew. transportation
top comm. elbow verif. McMANIS
Hobart 2-2104. IL am. to 3 pm
Sunday. "a
MAIL CLERK (white): young man for
position with large organiZation. s.
day week. Pleasant working condi-
tions ME, 5000,
MAINTENANCE CARPENTER, white,
for large garden-type apt, develop
ment. loo. in d. c.: must be exper:
1st letter. Box 301-z. Star. IA
mems furnishing store,
good opportunity for right party.
Apply 500 H st ne. ,-24
service work in customer homes;
knowledge Of automatic washers
Should have Md. and d. c. drivers
license. Good salary and vacation
Tiss pay s9SsE IsaeSenc ssid sE9 III
81. NV. TIA. $4,000 rs
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ENGINEER
JEROME BRoDH. OIL. 4-0300 -24
FOOD CLERKS
METROPOLITAN AREA

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Ne experience necessary II you are
capable and willing to learn. We
are interested IN training you in
the retail food business.
WE OFFER YOU
1. $50 to SIS Der week depending
on experience
e. Permanent employment.
-. Advancement
4 Paid vacation. group insurance
and many other employe DEMENT'S
To Qualify You Should
| Have at least . high school
education.
2 tie 81 to IS years Of age.
3, Have . good previous work rec
ord.