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way for the Idaho Power Co., to
come in if clearance can be OBJ
tanned from the Federal Power
Commission.
Projects already started by the
Democrats ran into reduced ap-
preparations and a consequent
showdown, critics assert, but
there were no stoppages.
A few months later, a new
statement on policy from the
Interior Department, the prin-
cipal marketing agency for Fed
eral power, brought more bad
news to the public power forces.
Essentially, 1t disclosed a COM
plete reversal of the philosophy
of the previous 20 years, setting
out bluntly that 1T is recognized
that the primary responsibility
for supplying the power needs of
an area rests with the people
locally"
In the future, it was made
clear. the Government, instead
of going all out for power de-
velopment, would be concerned
primarily with reclamation and
navigation needs in setting up
water resources projects, and
think secondly of the power pro-
duction angle.
The Department also under
scored its intention of confining
construction of transmission
lines between power dams and
delivery points to those cases
where private industry would
not provide such facilities. This
was in accord with a principle
laid down by Congress a few
years previously which rural CO.
operatives fought because it
boosted their power costs. With
direct lines to dams, Government
customers naturally pay cheaper
rates than they would if they
had to pay delivery charge to
middleman.
The new policy directive also
served notice that the Interior
Department would take another
look at Federal rate structures
to be sure they protected tax
payers interests and would pro-
vide sufficient revenue to amor
tie project costs within the
standard 50-year liquidation
period.
This carried step further
an earlier move by the Budget
Bureau to bring Government
power rates more in line with
those of private concerns by
setting up a new yardstick for
the ALLEGATION of construction
costs against the power projects
IN multi-purpose developments.
How 1t Works
Construction costs figure in
the rate base. The larger the
construction costs charge
against power, the higher the
rate.
Public power foes always have
insisted that the cost-allocation
on Federal power projects has
been underestimated, and rates
consequently. held down because
construction charges properly
assesSible against generating
plants have been passed on to
flood control, navigation or other
project features.
The new policy did continue a
requirement that utilities pass
on to consumers any savings
made possible by the purchase
of Government power. Controls,
however. were dropped over the
resale rates charged by public
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way has been continued. but no
new projects have been initiated.
2. Private utilities. with ad-
ministration approval, are reach
ing for sites the Democrats had
planned for Federal development.
8. Farm co-operatives COM
plain bitterly that administra-
ton policies are curtailing their
supply of Government power
and forcing them to depend more
on private utilities-at higher
rates.
4. President Eisenhower has
recommended to Congress but
two plans for regional allied
eral waterway development.
Those are frying pan-Arkansas
and the Upper Colorado River.
Both are questionable value as
power assets.
5. The President has made it
clear that his idea of partner
ship" is to let private industry
or State or local public agencies
take over the revenue-producing
power business when multi-pur-
pose joint projects are devel-
oped. This leaves the Govern
ment with the flood-control, ma
vigation and other non-reim-
bursable phases of development
for which the Treasury foots the
bill. If power only is involved in
a development, the Government
steps aside to let private capi-
tai do the job.
Happy Days for Industry
In short. private power finally
has found the silver lining in the
clouds that hung over the in
dustry through New Deal and
Fair Deal. And it is planning
new expenditures in the billions.
The administration expresses
complete satisfaction with the
situation.
Private initiative has gotten a
break, it is argued, and the Gov
ernment has saved money.
The partnership" program,
say administration officials, has
avoided huge Federal outlays,
which benefits the taxpayers.
The public power people retort
that the whole thing adds up to
a sellout to the interests" They
say, too. that intrusion of pri-
vate projects into Government
setups means an end to inte-
grated development of the ma
tion's water resources.
When President Eisenhower
took over on January 20, 1858,
the proposed budget. which Pres
ident Truman had left behind
for the upcoming fiscal year was
scrapped and with it went pro-
vision for funds for expansion
IN the two great public power
domains-Tennessee Valley and
Columbia Basin.
The IVA had been slated to
get another steam plant at Full
ton Landing, Tenn, to meet in
creased Atomic Energy Commits
sion demands. Instead. tn e
administration negotiated the
controversial Dixon Yates con-
tract for IVA power, which now
is in the courts.
Hells Canyon, in the middle
stretch of the Snake River be-
tween Oregon and Idaho was
the site of a proposed key de-
velopment for Columbia Basin.
The Government stepped aside
there, however, and paved the
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agencies. 1t was felt these were
unnecessary.
All these and other changes
wrote finish to the Roosevelt
Truman Federal power boom.
Tomorrow: the Future)
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APPEARING AT THE Y.M.S.'

These four stoets Andrea Cleve, Susan Ames Dorothy
Yam Dyke and Yvonne White will oppeor in person
The Young Mems Shop Tuesday, Moy 7h See them model
fashions from Ladies' Fashion Soon-l0 AM to II 80
AM. j.. :. 1870 to 2:30 PM . and 4:30 to $50 PM
Evening star., 1955-05-11

WA&nW ! How would you like to
escort q lovely movie storIet to din
ner :. with all expenses paid! Four
lucky Woshinetonions will have that
chance Tuesday evening, Moy 7th.
Just enter 1.-THE Y.M.S.. Dote With
q StorIet" Contest Come to The
Y.M.S. Downtown Store at 1919 F
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Street NV any time this week be.
fore a PM. Saturday, and fill in
your entry blank. Other prizes in
eIude wordrobes of Van Heusen
Shirts D.. the shirt that makes you
a winner each time you wear it, and
fifty posses for two to see "Son Of
Sinbod."
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WA II TE . :
Dufes>for
Four SfurIefs

Appearing in 'Son of Sinbad'
coming soon to Washington
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The Van Heusen Century Shirt hos the
worlds only one-Piece construction. This
revolutionary new collar is handkerchief
soft, yet never needs starch or stoys to
keep it looking neot. Even on the hottest,
mueeest days this amazing collar will
refuse to buckle, wilt or wrinkle -. and
Evening star., 1955-05-11

it will conform to the curve Of your neck
smoothly, perfectly
A marvel in the laundry, too. Just iron
the collar fIot, flip it . it folds perfectly
because the foId-Iine is woven right into
the fabric. 2 OK
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- 4 q
Assistant Bookkeeper
$7C Per Week to Start

immediate opening. permanent pos.
excel opportunity for brisht young
man, many company benentg M
Guiding vacation with pay Please
call Mr. Reed for appointment
nANFAIIassss lIAlt MT Ias.ss54 ''Io' '70s 30 z.s =
1ssIgTANT JANIToR-Must be re-
ss, asSas; sia IPsf ol and pIas nss viSs S9u quar-.
tefs and utilities. Apply j. DALLAS
GRADY q SON. 1104 Vermont
Afro Fl BBoDY AND FENDER SlE.
ClANIcj must be steady, reliable
man: aysraEs paE T. siS5 l:S e ~, sl50 Sop PET
r. Riqas Condition.. Sf SssAo RossIYS Ssat AatuTo Il
BODY Co. 1917 n. Lynn st.,
AUTO BoDY MAN. excel PROPOSE
eition for exper. metal man; only
tor producer need apply commits
sion basis plus good eauTantee. zee
M. Ridings, at PARKWAY MOTOR
Co. 3040 N s.. n.wa PE. $4,000,
AUT0 CAR HUMMER, 1928 yrs. OF
age; must have d. G. drivers IL
cense: opportunity % learn the tu-
tainnbile businese, Apply VI. Rid
ings at PARKWAY MOTOR Co..
AYIf me MMfdHNil n q E; aooS S-g2oC; %sss.. 5000
AukV fAAGNEALell-Ns Atea NGENet o2SN
References. FoLLiN'S TExAco
SERVICE. Wis. ave. and Que sts
Afro PaRTs MfN--2 needed. /
with experience In Mopar parts;
u learn the auto parts business
Reg. work hours: Decentralization.
paid vacation good working con-
" diticns. Apply y. s, PARTS CORP.
.210I l4tb st. ~. 30
earn $4,000 per year this is III
For inexperienced men, weeks
training progrem combining class
room and practical training under
euaIified Instructors. intelligence
and Industry prime requisites for
9cceptaneGs. G Apgly MN Ma watson
AUTO. Statesmen. opportunity 10
earn 10000 . year No experience
r. IseefssTs pfosTsss csii ~ s.ssno ssSs CAVE VT
fofD CORP. 4Si4 Elm st.
hsfhfefs. Nd. 10
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GAS STATION ATTENDANT, expe-
rieneed BILLS TEXACO SERVICE
STATION 54o5 Annapoiis I'd. sla-
GOVERNMENT PURCHASING MAN,
part time; hrs, ] night wkly. or
Sats. $50 hr.; assist local factory
distributor a: e ss1D aSt snd s.. masase aeSt
typing helpful expsr, In once sup
plies, paper products. boxes, chem
icAis or gen. items. Write fully
GiklIiHLLtlMaaN.Co0NTRR: hi i exper,. fast;
top salary for right man. eHANTY
RESTAURANT. lli1 Good Hope
GRoicERY tx sii REcEIvER-For super
market: must be experienced. sober,
reliable and have local referenees.
Apply MANAGER, sUTTLAND SUPER
MARKET, 1884 suttiand I'd. Jo; g.
CLERK. fun or part
time. experienced. NO. 7-7330
HSfEr sssyfsp hIshP I aRd Dssk Z CLERK. CAP eap..
Pleasant working conditions and
Rood salary. Apply nAnngeT, EB-
BIT HOTEL. 10th and H sts. nv
HOUsEKEEPEI. tor hotel. experience
necessary Write details and ref'
erences. state minimum salary Fine
complete apartment available on
premises IS part Of wages. Boz
HOUSEkiaN. between the ages Of 30
and 4fis nondrtnkef: dependable;
good cleaner: not afraid 70 work;
must bring excel refs. with him:
good salary to right person. Cail
> ~ ~. & 11ywye Isw air,.,Ss ouvvArove ia-
IS to learn the operation and
wiring OF machines In our IBM sec.
tSsau,Ess siS1 R.ais pr.i:Sred isssHt ish
week: company henetils. Apply
personnel once. 3rd d. EQUITABLE
LIFE INSURANCE CO.. 6i6 fth
lNssPqnSgToR. u 4 goR college d.xre.. food ex-
PLoYMENT, eli Kins st.. Alex.
XII. Q-Stl6iS, ~
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NIGHT PORTER
Must Have Elevator License
Apply Ale.n Towers. 1900 Mass. N ".

Apply Albsn Towers. J7oo Mass. NV,
orc. cLK-TYPIsr TRAINEE
some shorthand start $3.50 mo.
Relief clerk. hotel ----S S225 up
Bookkeeper once mgr. $50 up
Accouniants 49,. 500 mo. up
ToPqg; dTsitsman dgsgs, ..l sis5 III sl;:,. VIZ, up
iso4 Il. <. save Ave- refs0nRis RI. ss-ss sss--szsso
OFFIcE FURNITURE sALEsAfAN--
Excellent opportunity for right man;
tween rs and 40: drawing account
and commission; knowledge OF city
helpful; references required. Phone
Mr. Sebastian or Mrs. Walker. NE.
oFRYc. SSPYcs MaNwExe.il.n. NJ NDs opportanity
for young man with high school
g. seiiese eSpeation, between ses ases
and accounting baekeround and Be
able 70 use typewriter; good start
irg salary and working conditions;
weeks vacation with pay each
year; company disqualification and
pnnuity plan. Excellent chance for
STiosHE IScTns'lH cxsH Ss agPsr ggPgarsfhh iaI TaI cd.
OIL BURNER MECHANIC. must be
experienced. GOOD pay, hospitaliza.
tion. Apply in person, 1l28 Florida
FAINTER. frst class. top wages
l72a xerbena st. NV. Ask for MR..
PaFER 9lFssR'S RANGERS. experienced - With
sanitox. Apply CAPRTTz CO.,
lA4 x ut NV. Room 310..
RHARMACLST. young, experienced;
alternate sun. ALBAN TOWERS
PHARMACY. wis. and Mass. Wo.
pssfssaIA,cIsr, aIsssIA, Nd. license, good al hrs.
top salary. QLAssMANoR PHAR.
MACY. 10. 7.7400, IL
Sun. BiRTs RESTAURANT. 1917
|rEU&sRss Il SsRissl ssD Il HEtrEns. -lls 1bpl,
EeHdy EE.Hdy oEo ioT york. 1907 r, !. ave, ne. ne.
pIUMSRkS wANTED--Must Ssye
ssr9nspoEs.ss.icn. II. =. LANG co.
P6RTER AM AND DELryERY-wiII IS Dick
up and deliyer. at District line; must
have drivers license, Apply ROCK
CREEK DRUG, $500 Grub I'd
Silver SprinE. Ju. g.1327. ---l0
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sALEsMAN-$1,oOo
sALEsMAN,I-MANAGER

9kA4AGAASAN44AAN- -4N4EA4NAA&A44N
Capable Of managlne retail furni.
ttire store In silver Gpfine aTea
Must De experienced and benaahle
SSSS.' Appis ss isss 7th st. NV
20
SALksMRN. exper.. house 70 house,
small deal. 2Bc q week, pay So an
order. See DON MASON. 426 Bth
St, NV. Rn. 309. bet. s:3o-9:3O
sALEssTEN-PuIl or part time 70
sell small appliances and home
wares for WashingtonS leading ap.
vertising budget. Top salary plus
good company benefits. See Nj,
Ungcr, l6, tn 8. GEORGES, 2l4e
cath place ne.
sALESMEN, 10 call on business es-
tablishments. cheerful: age 1855;
81 hr., plus comm. Box 360-C,
STATESMEN. experienced in mems
iurnishinGs, apply METRoPQLI-
TAN HABERDAsEsRS. 525 ilth
|saiEsMKS. JR., statesmen trainses.
TO be taught the home remodeling
industry. This coming year has pre-
Sietsd Elll , ee The . most c r grons,SdIe TAB
vAgouE unlimited eaFnings for hard
workers. See MR. FRANK. 4i4
Florida ave. ne. Suite 2oI. $50
sALRsaiES. engineers. technical
up. visit BoYD's, est, 42 yrs, cor,
O and 18th NV. Hundreds Of
sal SiEsmEk, ef to IS, TO service
established Tasty Kake route in the
District and surrounding area; Must
guar. salary, liberal car allowance.
paid vacations and many company
benefits. Call Mr.. TIBERI at Con-
tinental Hotel bet. q and Q pm.
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The Evening Star
18th and Pa. Ave. NV.

z II Z III
CLAIM MANAGER. exper. Adiustor,
future. salary open. Write Boz
CLERk wanted for retail lsundrs
and dry.eieanjng store. Must bt
neat and capable Of making eiianst
accuTatesy Would treier some
MoRNIsosfbrE No ;s1isfr p1inasu IasuNpay sTs cSo5s III
a220 Georgia ave. ~
CLERK. general once work; exper.
not necessary. except must be able
to type; salary. $50 to ST5 per
week, depencing on age, etc. See
Mr. Richardson. BY appointment
only, BENNIkG AUTO SALES. Ii
CLERK, rolcred. / fun time. / part
time. bet. ages OF 90 and 80, hteh
school graduate. clerk at call ONCE
counter OF modern laundry and drJ
elean1lie plant IN northwest. Com
pany benefits. aif-e0nG. ONCE. Call
kR; DARSELIA co. $4,000 foT
COLLECTOR, part time. must hive IN
North Arlington area. Collect regu-
lar paying monthly acetsi, forty
hours Ger month nets S75 monthly
Reply by letter only to PERIODICAL
PUBLISHERS SERVICE BUREAU.
LIB knultable Bldg, Baltimore. Nd.
DELIVERY MAN for drugstore.
Part and. full time. Must have d. c.
Motorcycle permit. Apply In person.
DEaffsSiaS.toMP6TER s ffss1SGIHse for --iS Der
nianent position with private civil
engineer IN northern virgiTiia.
KnowledSe OF subdivision required.
Salary. 500 70 .&126 per week,
Box 3SS-C. Star.
DRAFTSMEN sor restaurant equip.
tnent house. permanent positions
with opportunity for advancement;
5-day week. See Mr.. GesstOrd
e. 3, ADAMS Co, 64i New Yori
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when ansssessns advertisements
aGdTessed 20 Star bo1ss DO NOT
iHeiose original Fefefenees photo.
grdphs or 0fhef materials OF per
gohal Ddlue Copies serUe the our
pose oriotnGls mas Get lost
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hELP-MEN
Printing Salesman
T.arUa Offset Tlnlisa

COLOR kND BLACK AND WHITE
LTTHOGRAPHY
Man needed for weIl-paying position
with leader In the field. Must be
thoroughly experienced. Our sales
DEPT SsIt worss on .1n,inss sn INCENTIVE s,s. Rlsn
II you want 70 establish yourself
with q firm having large equip
ment and complete faeilities, here's
your opportunity. In ansverin1
please state age and BACKGROUND
All replies held confidential. Bo,
Evening star., 1955-11-30
HELP--MEN

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK,
young. knowledge typing: IS hrs,
S275, POTOMAC EMPL,, 1884 VIII
son blvd. Ari.i Va, IA. $4,000.
ACCOUNTANT. IR., experienced OF
inexperienced. for CPA once: per-
ffanent position. excellent work
ing conditions. NE. S-l243. -
ACCOUNTANT for cPA once. Silver
sSpring area: recent accounting
sefaduate or advanced night school
Student. Write. giving resume Of
education, exper. and salary reQ.,
BOX 404-C. Star, -2
,AcCOUNTANT---Fnii charge: ex-
Rperience with auto finance COM
parry desirable but not imperative
Box 49a-B. star. 80
ACCOUNTANT. JR.. white, for CFA
office. State age, education, experl-
ence. salary expected, references
AcSuSo6NTSNf. SS jR.. position with
local cPA Arm, no exper. required;
this position. State age. education
and salary desired. Box 466-B. Star
AccTs..BKPRs.-we specialize in
these positions. ATLAS AGENCY.
1880 n. Z. ave- nv, Rmi 300.
AcETYLENE BURNER TO disTsantals s.na
Wrecked cars for parts yaro. STEADY
PARTS la, $4,000. II
mMTNISTRATTVE ASSISTANT
Young man, 20-3Q years Of age. for
position with well established local
organization, Accurate tipping ability
and experience in office record.
keeping required. Starting salary
$4,000 per year with excellent
opportunity for advancement. Group
insurance and hospitalization beue-
NreviouS experience Replies conf
adenfia1i Rnx fo1-D. Star,
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Statesmen
Statesmen

Statesmen
Full or part time employment. from
now until Christmas In furnieh-
ines department OF fane speciality
store. Experience In selling and
Apply M. Stewart,
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP
1919 r st. NV. -
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MEN

/ am anxious to talk to 5 men who
are unemployed, .through no. fault
of their own. J have q Job that 4
permanent and pays $50 . week
from the start. No previous expert.
ence necessary. We train you. II
you own car and are looktng foI
job with Q future, call RA. o.
1909.
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HrLR-MrA

Man Wanted With Car
Good refs.: no exber. necessary. AID.
ply 570T Ca. ave. NV.
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MEN

Over 81, permanent positions. night
No experience necessary--we traiT
you. Scheduled increases. Phone ST
3-lf03 after. 10 am. for appoint
ment,
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AIRCRAFT
/. ]. ENGINEERS!
LOCKHEED'S
Georgia Division

Has immediate openings for
qualified Engineers in the
following fields:
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TRUCK DRIVERS 6emitrailer
DRYERS wanted. Only. qualified men
records need apply. Call Ii. s.
94i2 for appointment. IL
TRUCK DRIVER WANTED. See Mr..
johnson. CHERRYDALE CEMENT
BLOCK Co. ,cherrydals, Va, No
rRTcR PhScs e61Hs niyPRs PRIssases eeo,ored whoisssl.
References required. Apply In per-
TV MAN, outside werk: mo Set
ned man. MERCURY RADIO & Tv
co, pu; 5;ssoa 5sS q See MT; Erwin, Erwin
Excel. salary. RA. 3-2S2S. -5
TYPEWRiTER MECHANIC, expert
enced on all makes. Excellent sal.
ary Apply ALLEN TYPEWRITER
CO. 20l9 Nichols ave. Sc so
USED CAR Statesmen
We have openings for exper. men
Who need to make good living.
Good pay plan, daily hoor time.
NJ Pcsner. @ FRANK SMALL, JR.
INC, Ford Dealer. 1886 Good Hope
fd. Sc -.
UsHEIRglss;. UIgls. hrs ,p5vRII 5;SoIII Pna.IIs Pm LEE
VENDING XII fiNsssOEi machine mechanic. mus.
Be experienced in some type Of
coin operated machines and have
good local references. Man hired
will be sole mechanic for. rapidly
expanding company and the right
person should have excellent posi-
bilities for advancement. salary
wYSVsnlsoIHRip YVsTl Ar s-SSPPPL SxSPPPPLrcAross a.,
large lob, See Mr. Kenneth Gault
on lob. Dir: South on 8. Capitol st.
8 miles past Southern ave. ID, G.,
Md. line) TO Kerby Hill I'd; turn
right on Kerby Hill rd to Job.
wooDwoRKER. cabinet or carpen-
try sTperienss: aia4 dsst; N ntsgsHs st n'M
B6iYE B6iYEett to start ( t.W' Work in printing once,
nightwork; must be over ls. No
| not apply If you work or go TO
school In daytime. No experience
necessary. Box l0l B, star. 80
Man .nS, to csIi i1Iiitfa fa sp.oos spos6s muiers we week
MAN, to help upholsterer in shop,
and help with drapery installations.
Phone LU. 2-494S. Il
MAN. living in s.e. or p. O. County
area, excel. opening. average S97
weekly income. age 21-36 pre-
| BELL, RE. b-S163. Wed. only 8
MAN wSHrA " MRCHANrcAL and sales
ability, service station exper. help
ful, must be free to travel. Salary,
$3.50 mo. This lob involves hard
work 7. W. AUSTIN. u-HApL Co.
MAN WITH CAR
Attractive Income. Good References
Evening star., 1955-11-30
CIRCULATION
TELEPHONE
SOLICITORS

immediate openings are
now available IN our Citcula-
ton Dept for persons With
pleasant telephone manners
with the confidence and
ahllit2 necessary TO do tele-
phone SaieswoYk The sales
commission Is liberal, and the
hours car De tailored 70 At
YOUR requirements In many
cases.
II interested IN steady and {
ENJOYABLE work. contact Mr..
Harvey. Room 29a between
3 am and H p,rH Tvs
Evening star., 1955-11-30

JANTTOR, coIored for apartment de-
veIppment; married. no children.
sober and reliable; oil heat; excel.
lent workinR conditions. Phone OIL
JaNfTUR, eoiored, part time. In
modern elevator bldg, near 14th
and Underwood sts.,. NV. Large
efnciency apt. In exchange for 4
hours work daily. Phone NE. g.
JASIT0R. eolored. $3.50; snersetie,
Depend. no drinkers; small apt.
elev. bldg, NV. Sec. recent ID. g.
exper,: refs. rec.: 10 child; guar
tiers; good salary. EN-. 2-S411.
apt. and $3.50 per
mo. for adult couple. This kind Of
salary demands the very best. No
others need apply. $500 Ga. ave
NV. 3 TO 4 pm.
LAUNDRY RoUTEMAN, promoted 20
sales supervisor Need ambitious
man for established route Must be
able to produce. Married age x5-
As. guaranteed salary while learn.
ing. .5-day week; company paid
leave, SlOn bond required. Appiy
to Mr. Lowe before 10 an
iass FEA 1vE NV. Do. 1-llIl
LINOLEUM AND TILE MECHANICS
and helpers. experienced; brine
tools. Apply e2i Howard I'd: Sc,
=
Evening star., 1955-11-30
AGENT

Eauitahle Life Insurance Company
reeds Q man in Alexandria for 3
small debit: St5 salary and com.
mission. IA. 7-62I2. 81
Evening star., 1955-11-30
SOLICITORS
CIRCULATION

AndEr AaE 10 SLY 1Xl1 s5hschfpTaioHRE Il caEAHa n
t. EHE STAR. ALL OUTSIDE
WORK MUST BE ACCUsToMEL
TO DEALING WITH THE GEN.
ERAL PUBLIC BE NEXT In Alp.
PEARANCE AND POSSESS 4
PLEASANT PERSONALITY. Musi
BE ABLE 70 PASS PHYSICAL
EXAM, SALARY PLUS LIBERIA Al
COMMISSION. APPLY PERsON.
MEL ROOM 602. OPEN WEEK.
DAYS. 8:30-5 AND SAT. Ella. NC
PHONE CALLS
THE EVENING STAR
II0t Penna. Ave. NV.
to purchase. supervise
preparations and serving Of food
Tor restaurant doing business oi
approximately $50. 900 per month
Experience and references required
Box 211-C, Star. IL
CLERK To work in electrical
appliance service station. Meehani-
catly inclined person with ability
to serve the public preferred. c. A.
LEPPERT, 914 Eye st. NV. -6
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Mr.. OWEN

y. 3. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
1724 T st. NV. 9th Floor.
II
YOUNG MAN able to meet public. 10
WORK N order dept, good pay.
rapid aqyancement. Mr.. HOMER,
Room 402s 1405 @ st. NV. 80
YOUNG MAN. JUNIOR CRAFTSMAN
70 become technician In automatic
temperature control field tailed TO
heating and air conditioninel. Work
With engineers. Perm. position. B.
day week: group hospitahzat ton.
!iss, SiIsSsz. MSS HoRoaS or hIss
YOUNG MEN, to train for perma-
nent positions. With expanding re-
tall shoe Arm. Excellent oppor-
tunity. Apply IN person to WATERS
5HOES. 46SO suitland rd. Sc.
YOUNG MEN white, vets. travel
1926, Calf, Fla, and return.
Cire. sales. transp, fufn., no exper.
nec. Above average earnings, comm.
and bonus, cash drawing acct. Mr..
GOODMAN, Carlyle Hotel. 500 N.
Capitol No phones.
NEAT SALESMAN with
car. Call MR.. ARONSON, RA. b
6671, 10 a.Ins TO pm. -6
GOOD WILL SALESMAN, white, age
2b.3S: cheerful personality. call
on, Govt. buying oflees: $50 wk-,
expenses, raises. Box 233.B, Star.
WANTED, man with some knowledge
Of hardware business. Call JE.. p
&AlI. 49, tfF
Evening star., 1955-11-30
MEN


To men who have sold and
men who want to learn to
sell we offer year-round
steady employment with
one of the most aggressive
sales organizations. We
want only men who are
sincerely interested in pro-
noting themselves to a
higher standard Of living.
Men who are honest and
neat appearing. Good ref
erences required. Apply
Thursday and Friday, De-
cember / and 2, $3.50 am.
It'll noon, and ! pm. til
4 pm.
Evening star., 1955-11-30
CARPENTER
WORKING FOREMAN

One who is capable OF acting as
superintendent as Job progresses.
This Is permanent aii-year-round
the construction of homes. Salary
commensurate with ability Call
JU. a-S200; ewes. KE. 7-0604. RI
Evening star., 1955-11-30
SENIOR E. E.

Several years. experience in
design Of RF Amplifiers,
/. F. Strips or microwaye
components. In addition to
supervisory responsibility
this position involves liai-
son with customer.