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ting units with IA plants, a re-
search and development center
employing over 800 scientists and
technicians, licensees in foreign
countries throughout the world,
and sales of S37,000,0O0 in the
first half of this year.
Mr.. Latter first joined Cleve-
land Graphite Bronze in 1927,
starting as a tool chaser. He
worked his way through many
different assignments, and dur
ing World War II was respon-
sible for production of aircraft
engine -arings. The company
produced more than $100 million
worth of these high-precision
parts during the war years. For
two years during the emergency,
he served with the War Produc-
ton Board. He has been presi-
dent of Cleveland Graphite
Bronze division since 1852. AS
president Of Clevite, he will
have responsibility for Cleveland
Graphite Bronze, Brush Electro
MICS Company, Harris Products
Company, Clevite Limited Ga
Canadian subsidiary, and Tran
sistor Products, Inc, as we'll as
the CleVite Research Center and
the corporations Central Staff.
MIR. Myers, Mr.. Latter and Mr..
Brown have visited in Caldwell
a number of times and they have
wide circle of friends who are
extending their best wishes on
their advancements.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-08-04
Porf Blinkey

PORT BLINKEY-Mrs. Frank
Laverne and daughters, Virginia
and Anita, and Mrs. William
Bovenizer, all Of Jacobsburg,
visited Thursday with the for
mer's college friend, Rita Nc
Atee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley McAtee
and daughters, Judy and Joyce,
and Mrs. James Ogle visited over
the weekend with friends in
Indianapolis, Ind.
Miss 10 Ann Rook and Junior
Rook of Massillon are vacation
ing with their grandparents, Mr.,
and Mrs. Dora RoWlands.
William Hupp of Toledo spent
Monday at home.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-08-04
GIFT FOR FURNACE

Ira ]. Brandon, pastor Of the
First Church of Christ, North
street, said today that he had
received a check for $4,000 from
H. K. Beardmore of Wichita,
Kansas, which has been applied
to the furnace fund of the
church. With the June payment
of $4,000, the furnace debt has
been reduced to $1,000.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-08-04
REVIVAL SERVICES

Revival services will begin
Sunday, Aug. 7 at the Crum
Ridge Church of Christ and CON
tinue each evening thru Aug. 81.
w. E. Fortney, evangelist from
Clarksburg, w. Va, will be the
speaker. Services will be held in
the evening at 8 o'clock and Sun
day morning at 1890 o'clock.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-08-04
MISSIONARY SPEAKER

Ronald Harshe, missionary to
the Belgian Congo, will be the
speaker Wednesday evening,
Aug. 10 at the First Church of
Christ on North street. Slides of
his work for the African Christ
ian Mission, will be shown and
the public is invited.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-08-04
THROWN FROM HORSE

Clyde Bates, eleven year old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Bates
of Caldwell route 6, was thrown
from a horse on July 27 and
fractured his right arm. He was
treated at the office of a local
physician and was then removed
to the Guernsey Memorial hos
pital in the McVay ambulance.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-08-04
PAYS FINE

Mildred Biedenbach of Woods
field, was arrested by Marshal
Jack Oliver for lettering on Fri
day night. She appeared before
Mayor Homer Johnson, Saturday
and was fined $40 and costs.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-08-04
TO ATTEND CAMP

Melvin McKitrick, Robert De-
Volld and Roger Dyer will leave
next Sunday for the first Senior
week at the Round Lake Christ
ian assembly, near Loudonville.
Adult week will be held there
from Aug. 21-27 and several
from this community will at
tend.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-08-04

Avoid overexertion and over
exposure to direct sun rays or
extreme indoor temperatures and
high humidity. These cause heat
stroke and heat exhaustion.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-08-04

No. 297O is cut I'm sizes 12, Il, I6, Is,
go, 80, 38, 40. Size i6; Blouse. Us yds.
35-In. Skirt, 2 yds. IS or 39-in.
No. 825. A rooster In the wrought
from tradition is cIeveriy crOeheted of
black thread and stiffeued with wire, Is
10 inches high. stands on q firm base,
is delightfully."-. decorative! Use a pair as
mantle, buffet or table decoration. Cro-
chet instructions and actual size repro
duction of rooster.
Send 35c for EACH dress pattern, 25e
for each NeedlewOrk pattern. to AU-
DREY LANE BUREAU Box 369, Madi-
son Square Station, New York 10, N. Y.
The new FALI-Winter Fashion Book
with scores of additional styles, 25e
extra; Needlework Guide 25e extra.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-08-04

Mrs. Kenneth Sparting ana
daughter, Linda Mae, of Cleve-
land, are spending this week
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hall, of Renrock.
Evening star., 1955-08-11
BY TOM WHITNEY
Associated Press StaH Writer

DETROIT. Aug. 1.-THE three
members of the Soviet farm dele
cation visiting here set out this
morning to visit the giant Ford
Rouge plant at Dearborn.
Ford officials planned to show
them the factory foundry, the
final assembly line, the plant
steel operations. and then take
them to the Dearborn engine
plant cafeteria. After lunch
they were to see the Dearborn
engine plant.
In the evening they are
scheduled to leave by plane for
Chicago to rejoin there eight
other members of their group
who will fly from Minneapolis to
Chicago in the late afternoon.
Altogether there are IL Soviet
farm leaders in the group.
The twelfth-Alexander Tup-
ulnikov, who got himself photo
graphed several days ago being
kissed by two ice skating stars
at once-was in Washington,
The Soviet delegation leader
Vladimir Matskevich, said Mr.
Tulupnikov went to the Soviet
Embassy there to look after some
business affairs of the delega-
ton. He's expected to join the
group in Chicago Sunday.
Mr.. MatSkevich apparently ac-
cepted with alacrity an invita-
ton to Dearborn in part because
of the fascination which the
Evening star., 1955-08-11
Soviet Visitors to Tour
Ford Rouge Plant Today

name Of Henry Ford has long
had for Russians. There are
few Soviet citizens who have
not heard the name of Mr.. Ford.
The Soviet delegates apparent
ly were undisturbed by a DEM
onstration which consisted Of q
small group of cars driven by
Ukrainian Nationalists with
anti-Soviet banners on them in
front Of their Detroit hotel last
night. Leaders OF the demon
Istration said they planned to try
to speak to the members of the
Soviet delegation.
The Soviet delegates did not
see the demonstration. They
were out sightseeing and eating
and apparently missed it entire
ily. When told about it they
said they had no comment.
This was the second Ukrainian
Nationalist dem onstrat tion
against the Soviet delegates. The
first took place in Minneapolis
Sunday. 1t also was peaceful
and orderly.
Michael Duzyj, who said he is
craftsman and employed by
Chrysler. claimed to be the
leader of the Ukrsinians. He said
he is the president of the local
branch of an Ukrainian Nation
alist organization. the Ukrainian
Congress Committee.
In a statement he said his
group does not believe the Rus
sian delegates are farmers nor
that what they learn here will
be used for the good of Ukrain-
ian farmers. He said their pur-
pose in coming is to break the
hopes of enslaved nations" for
Liberation.
The Soviet farm chiefs include,
besides Mr. Matskevich, the dep
uty minister Of the farm equip
ment and tractor industry Of
the USSR. Alexander Yezhevsky,
and the head Of a big farm ma
chinery and tractor station. Nj
kolai Bogach. They went win
dow shopping" along one of De-
troit's downtown streets last
night.
They had their dinner late in
the evening at smorgasbord
restaurant.
Evening star., 1955-08-11
'Landy Probers
Contact Mother

BRADLEY BEACH, N. j.. Aug
II P.-Mrs. Deborah Landy
says she has been contacted by
the House Un-American Activi-
ties Committee, but that she de-
cllned to give any information
about communism because she
wants first to clear up her son S
case.
She is the mother of 2i-year-
old Eugene Landy, the honor
Merchant Marine Academy
graduate who was denied a Ma
wal reserve commission, report
|edly on security grounds because
his mother had been Commu-
mist.
Mr.. Landy's cGse is being re-
viewed by the Navy.
At her home here last night
Mrs. Landy said she received a
telephone call earlier from a
woman investigator for the
committee who identified herself
as Mrs. Dolores Scott.
Mrs. Landy. who has acknowl-
edged she was q Communist
Party member during World
War II. said:
This young woman wants to
find out if I have any informa-
ton of value. I told her no,
but she wants to see me person.
ally" '
"She probably wants to know
who recruited me or something
like that" or about dues or ac-
tivities the 54-year-old mother
said. IT told her there was nc
conspiracy, no activities that
would interest her."
Eventually. Mrs. Landy went
on. she probably will talk to
the investigator, but what comes
lTSJ is Clearing up Cne case OF
her sons commission.
In Washington earlier in the
day, a spokesman for the com.
mittee said Mrs. Landy might be
called for testimony. but that
this would depend on the amount
of information she has to offer
The spokesman added that the
committee was not going to dc
anything which might affec;
the outcome" Of Mr.. Landy's
case. The youth currently i,
serving as a seaman aboard q
merchant ship which is on q 80.
day cruise.
Evening star., 1955-08-11
Thomos to Name Board
To Review Londy Case

the Merchant Marine Academy
at Kings Point, Long Island.
was told on the same day that
he would not be given a COM
mission BECAUSE his mother is
a former Communist.
He now is on 30-day cruise
as a seaman aboard an oil
tanker. But the Navy said his
absence would not bring any de-
lay in appointment of the spe-
cial board.
Directive by Secretary
Presumably his rejection by
unanimous action of the Board
of Officers was due to precise
Interpretation OF Defense Sec
retary Wilson'S 1854 directive
regarding candidate associated
with a person who has had at
any time any Communist con-
nections.
Mrs. Landy was a World War
II Communist Party member.
Her son persuaded her in 1948
to terminate her membership.
The directive under which it
appears young Landy was barred
from the commission was issued
April 7. 1854.
It represented a long consid-
cred departmental effort to keep
pace with agitation in Congress
and elsewhere to make certain
that nobody with the remotest
Red Affiliations should get into
governmental service, especially
the armed services.
The Directive
The key words in the docu-
ments definition of criteria to
determine who is a security"
peril are these:
Sympathetic association with
a member Of an organization
which is totalitarian, fascists,
Communist or subversive, or
which has adopted a policy -.
approving acts of violence to
deny other persons their rights
under the Constitution, or which
seeks to alter the form Of gov
ernment Of the United States by
unconstitutional means.
Currently maintaining a close
continuing association with .
person who has engaged in activ-
tiles or associations of the type
referred to If the individual
lives at the same address or fire.
Iquently visits or frequently COM
Imunicates with such person"
There is no doubt that the
wording Of the directive is ex-
plicit. 1t suggests no exception
whatever, and it is the exact let
ter of these sections which naval
authorities followed in rejecting
Mr.. Landy's application for q
commission.
When Mr.. Landy fist publicly
disclosed that the Navy had
turned him down, he pointed out
that Naval intelligence officers
had noted the provision in con-
versations with him. However.
he contended the Navy should
use some common sense" in
interpreting the regulations.
Evening star., 1955-08-11

Navy Secretary Thomas had
the case Of Eugene w. Landy
under active consideration today
and planned to name a special
board this week to reconsider a
previous departmental refusal to
give him q Naval Reserve COM
mission.
Mr.. Landy, who was gradu-
ated with scholastic honors from
Evening star., 1955-03-07
STENOGRAPHER

For CPA. office: 5-day week: small
Office: pleasant working conditions
salary open. Opportunity for ad
vancement. ST. 1896. 10
Evening star., 1955-03-07
sITuATIoNs-poMEsTIc

C0OK-G.H-W.. white. desires work 5
days II 70 :: SIS plus es.fsEe. Boa
Bat, Star
DAYS WORK. Tuesday. Thursday,
Friday. Can furnish reference: ex-
perIenced. Ii 3-3S13
.C0LORED WOMAN with reference
desires DAY or psrt-time work. Phone
IA. 6-4u55
TWO COLORED GIRLS want days
work or reg days; cleaning or ldry.:
good with children. Re. 9-509I.
THREE DAYS WORK. Very good ref
erence- Ii. 4-0l57.
.COL0RED LADY wants once clean
ing or elevator opr.; ref. Ii
CoLORED GIRL wants lob: prefer
sleep in. Written reference; good
cook and love children. RE. 1889
NEAT COLCRED GIRL wants plain
cookine sno llght house WORK 5 days
a week. DI. 1919. s.
C0LoRED WOMAN desires g.h.w., full
time: eXper.; ref. RE. 7-6253.
COLORED GIRL wants work 5 days
VIZ; E-h.w. or child care. Ii. g.
4S51
Evening star., 1955-03-07
SALESCLERKS

Full and part time. Experienced, all
departments. For new Drug FaiI
store at Arlington Towers. Excellent
opportunity for advancement with
Employe benefits, paid vacations. in
surance plan.
Interviews Tuesday, March Sth, from
. to 6 pm, at DRUG FAIR. 1901
Lynn st: Arlington. or phone JA
4-0450 from < am. to ~ noon
Monday and Tuesday, March 9TH
and Sth. for appointment.
Evening star., 1955-03-07
MIscEL. FOR SALE lcant.l !
ANTIQUE JEWEI.RY

- - - - - W 4S@N
RODIN JEWELS. SOS 18th ST. NV.
AQUARIUMS. 5 and Is SALON. with
stand. EEht and fish johnson
2-65nl. l3s
BARBER SHOP TOOLS bowls. .
chairs, cash register. shoe shine
stand, General Electric fan. 2a05
Ga. ave. NV. Do. 7-0912. %
BATH TUBS, basins. toilets. new ard
used. Best uTiceS. K & W. SUPPLY
CO.. 1647 Benning I'd. ne. 10
.BATHTUBS. new and used: basins.
toilets. At lowest prices BLOCKS
l146 Lee hwy. JA- $500.
BED. S35: chair. Colonial. SIS; Vic
torian. $50: glider, SIS; sect. sofa.
sos; bookshelf. 81. ST. s-s546 AFT, IL.
BEDROOM SUITE, spert sun lamp.
GesflngnSIse So EDagss Foas'er' reasonable
BEDRM. SUITES t2>. twin beds.
blond, modern; oris. $3.50. now
sl95. Double bed, blond mahos..
traditional; orig. $500. now S225.
BEDRM. SUITE, 6-piece complete:
rus, 9Xl2 with pad, 5X3 rug to
match; reas. RA. 6-5475. 1T pm.
-
BEDROOM SUITE. e pcs. walnut, IN
good condition, reasonable. LO. =
Evening star., 1955-03-07
HELP-MEk AND WOMEN

ADMINISTRATOR. for convalescent
home for children g through la
years old. Catholic: qualified train
ing or experience in a related health
neld. Write to Personnel Director
CHRIST CHILD HOME FOR CON.
VALESCEET CHILDREN Eds or
lane. Rockville, Md
BEAUTY OPERATOR. hair-stylist
women or men: top guar. plus
comm: air-cond. shops. Bethesda
and Silver Spring. VIRGINIA WAL
LACE, JU. 5-5733.
DANCE TEACHERS WANTED, white.
to be trained for rallrcom. ballet
and tap, full Of part time; must be
over 81. Call DU. 7-2142. lilo pm,
Mon. through Fri. FREMONT DANCE
STUDIOS. 1905 Conn. ave. S
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for any,
one capable of running and oper-
ating duplicating service: 10 take
over on big percentage sharing basis.
DRAKE PRESS. 9l6 N. Y. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1955-03-07
INSTRUCTION coURsEs

INQUIRE Ma. S-2340-Bes. and rev.
classes in TYPING. shorthand, book
keeping, acct, offce mach. Posi-
tions open paying S6U-SI0o wk
BOYD SCHOOL test. 40 yIs.b. zoo
18th, cor. G.
HAWAIIAN DANCING - Authentic
modern and ancient hula: daytime
and evening classes for children and
adults. OIL. 4-5010.
.TV-RADIO REPAIR-Friday ewes, g.
10 pm, S14 mo. TEMPLE SCHOOL,
132S @ ST u V MA S-AE3n
Evening star., 1955-03-07
SlTUATIokS-WoMEN

elk. .-TYPIST and cashier, girl, COL
ored. exper,. is desirous OF full or
part-time empl Ii. 4-1O12. 70
GENERAL HOUSEWORK, plain cook
fond Of children, Live in or out,
Work Bethesda. Chevy Chase and
Foxhall rd. City references. HO. q
4735.
PRACTICAL NURSE desires work. ex.
.erienced. Call after 2:30. DI
sECY. -sTENo.. exper.: good refs ;
prefer secretary once. DU. T.
b400. LU. l-6244, Sunday and ewes.
TYPING at home. pick up and de.
liver. Is yrs: exper. King s-25sl.
PARr.TIME OFFICE or typing after
IL pm. Phone 10. l-f6l4. -
ATTENTION EMPLOYERS - Avail
able reliable, top notch seeretarles.
I740 X st. NV. RE. 7-3i53. =
CoLORED, reliable and experienced
desire part-time g.h.w.. cleaning Of
fee or store. days work II in apt.
or small home. AID. 2-4106.
Evening star., 1955-03-07
HELP-poAESTlc

COUPLE Top pay to experienced
ing; beautiful living quarters. OIL.
CoGPII, wife good houseworker. for
.. in exchange for living quarters
for both, husband otherwise en-
ployed. LA. 6-52oS after $50 pm.
G.H.w. AND COOK-Live-in lovely
upstairs room: experienced; local
references; $50 wk. EN-. 2-43ss;o
G;H.w-ss5 week. live in: 2 chill
dren in family. Boa 55-x. Star
G.Hw., experienced only. age 27-37
transp. RA: 3-O422.
G.H.W., good cook. must be fond OF
washer. no ironing, live in. salary
open: exper only, local refs. OIL
HoUsEkEEPER. white. to live in ex.
eel. upstairs quarters. for empl
cple. with. 9 school-aged boys: nice
Chase. D. c. Reply Box iO0-v. Star
HOUsEKEEPER-CooK, white, $3.50.
live in: excellent quarters, modern
convenienceS: complete. care chill
d5en dren in IN, m0therleSs les; home; salary
- op6As Sdll a "a C-p"Ip.
MAID, colored, .g.h.w. and good plain
cook; fond of children: must live
MAID, live in, g.h.w.. lovely room and
shower. 8 day; So Ek.: must have
MSTHBEEkstss 18Th Ests HfLPER HH P91Rst to Itve.,p with
small congenial family. Convenient
to New York transportation ar
ranged. Write MRS. M GoLDSTETN.
6l3 Salem road, Union. N. J.. IS
WHITE MAID to sleep in nights for
elderly couple: no children in house
hold Salary open to right person.
Call Ia. 9-240O $
LIVE. IN, G.HW., care of children;
local refs: 12-day Thurs and W
day Sun. off; $50. JU. S-a3S7. IS
WANTED-White woman for cham
Der work and waiting. Recent refs.
required. Phone ME. S-0626 3 pm.
to arrange for an interview
COLORED MAID to work in white
beauty shop; top salary; must have
beautician's license and be intelli-
gent, neat and fast; not heavy. Ap-
ply in person. 1907 Tuckerman st.
NV. 10
Evening star., 1955-03-07
HHP-M0MEN
IMMEDIATE
OPPORTUNITY

For personable youns Iady. Per
manent position: $50 per week sal
Rry. Call RA. 6-120I Tues. for
Evening star., 1955-03-07
MEN WANTED
SALES AND SERVICE

Il YOU are between the ages of 81
and 80. have q car. can furnish
references and interested in earn
ing opportunities of ST5 to start
we would like q personal interview
with you.
Evening star., 1955-03-07

Dining room suit, sos; upright piano.
$50: Aft. freezer. $3.50; washing
machine, $50; sofa. SIS: all items
delivered price BETHESDA CHEVY
CHASE TRANSFER g. STORAGE
Evening star., 1955-03-07

ladys ia cts. $3.50: lady's 234
cts, emerald cut, s1.195: lady's 81
| Ct. Sl25. lady's , cts. 500; mans
| Ia cts. $3.50. LIVINGSTON & CO.,
| 1923 H st. NV Me. S-526S. ia
Evening star., 1955-03-07
HELP-WoMEN
MANAGER

MANICURIsT for our Bethesda salon:
I 5-day wk., top salary ana commits
/ sion. Apply EMILE, 1906 Old
oeorRetown I'd, Bethesda. or 1921
Evening star., 1955-03-07
SECRETARY

For busy Real Estate ONCE. Thor
oughly exper., fast. top notch. Real
estate or legal steno preferred. Sal
ary open. FIRST NATIONAL
REALTY CORP, RE. 1882 or Wo.
Evening star., 1955-03-07
MEN-COLORED
EARN 500 A DAY

No experience necessary; must be
very neat in appearance. dependable,
opportunities are offered to sincere.
hard-Worklng men: earnings start
Immediately; 10 men needed at
once. Apply 1922 18th st. NV,
LIST floor, 8 to / m. only. 5
Evening star., 1955-03-07

BEDROOM SUITE, e pcs, walnut, IN
| good condition. reasonable. LO. =
Evening star., 1955-03-07
SlTUATIoNS-MEN

ACCOUNTANT, auditor and tax con.
bas: aGa Gaaed ed bkkpa Sem and Or seets Sshfl
ACCOUNTANT. part time: books
started. caught up kept part time:
loc. refs: prompt: reas. JU 9-5407
AIDE to realtor
builder or mortgage banker. 20 years
exper. in sales, rentals. mortgage
loans, property MANAGEMENT. title,
and settlements; Legal and account
ately. Box 306-T. Star. s.
ARTIST-Wants free-Isnce CONNER
publications. Variety Of experience
Layout, Illustration. photo retouch-
ing, cartoons. etc. Newspaper back
ground WO. 6-193T. 81
ASST. TO EXEC. SECY., excellent
work record: can be interviewed
Thursday m0Fns' Box 254-T' star
AUTO and truck mechanic. white
per. Job. refs. LU. 4-393S. 20
ENGINEER. Glass d and s. Mainten.
TU, aHfe eES5s4' vs5k: Good refs 10 yrs e*Der
JANITOR, male, colored, desires posi-.
tion: ref. Live in or out. Phone Ii
4-2463. 8 to IL am. MR.. BRIGHAM
MACHINIST. machine or assembl,
work in spare time: your shop oi
mine; by oiece or hour. TU. 2-s333
Fl
MEN AVAILABLE for houseworx, yard
work. painting and misc odd tobs
HARBOR LIGHT CENTER. the Sal
vation Army. 900 Eve st. NV, ME
S-453o
PAINTER-Inside and outside paint.
lRS work ssss Eusr WPH6E WISE Jse ssas s;@ates
STENOG., full, part time, or relief
account emergency absence S2.5C
hr.. So II furnish my new IBM elec-
trio: min. l day. CO. 5-6343, x l12
7'
COLLEGE STUDENT seeks part-tims
Job for Tues. Thurs. and Sat. 1910
@ NV, H. RAPPAPORT. 7'
Evening star., 1955-03-07
ELECTRIC POLES, quantity Of Grade
A, creosoted, straight 25 to As IT.;
= ft LA S-1ARE

lined oak, nIeaIo0ia si66: antiaue SI walnut n
what-not. S35. Call OIL. 4-349S. -
FURSITURE--Beaut. modern, COM
plete furnishings OF home: reaS.
Diplomat leaving town. ~. S-93i3.
Evening star., 1955-03-07
SALESLADIES
FOR OUR NEW BEAUTIFUL
STORE TO OPEN AT 1856
14th ST. NV.

$40 plus So accumulative bonus /.
the beginning rate for a 5-day. 40
hr. week; wage increases. paid va.
cation, r paid holidays, including
YOUR birthday. group insurance anc
other benefits.
IIrE 0rrLIrp I1Nrr IAHInEn
Evening star., 1955-03-07
HO. 2-2476
CLERKS

Age 90 to 40. General once work. g.
day week. 40 hours. Pleasant work
ing conditions in modern air -condi-
toned building of q leading electrical
appliance wholesaler Apply Mr.
Shuey, SOUTHERN WHOLESALERS
107 Edgewood st. ne.
Evening star., 1955-03-07
HELP-WokAEN (cent.I }

CLERKS (2). white: age 40 to SO.
to learn record work and dling
Must write leEioly. be able 70 move
quickly and not smoke. Large Of
fee near 18th and n sts. NV
$50 to 5: day sat Start sIa0
mo- Do not apply If ex-GoVt. clerks.
or people who do not live in Wash
ington area or II not been working
regularly. Phone Ma. S-lIls.
Evening star., 1955-03-07
IMMEDIATE
OPENING
PART-TIME
5:30-9:30 PM.

Ten neat-appearinx young men to
work in public relations division of
large national concern. Servicemen
per evening to those who qualify.
For interview, dial HU. 3-6240,
Monday and Tuesday, 10 am .-3 p m.
Evening star., 1955-03-07


rs to AS years old sincere. reliable.
interested in lifetime career in
sales or MANAGEMENT. Car required
but no travelling. Sales eXper. or
knowledge Of our business unnec.
success. Our average statesmen earn
about Sl05 week. above-average
men earn considerably more. If
qualified, promotion to sales man.
agement position assures annual
S12.O0 Above-average managers
have opportunity for extremely high
income for life. Perhaps you are in
your present position because no
better opportunity presented itself
opportunity for you. For personal
interview, phone Mr.. Robert BealS
at the Woodner. HU. 3-6373. be-
tween 9 am. and pm. or write
Box 434-V. Star q
MEN a.; apply 1882 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1955-03-07

Please Apply AM. to 8 PM
At L ST. Entrance =
CLERK -STENO., must like to work
with figures. Silver Spring. ~.
oLERk-TYPIsT, young lady, white.
for general ONCE work in an Insur-
ance Office: must be good typist.
accurate with figures and handling
OF money: 5-day wk.. excel. work
ing cond., retirement benefits and
free hosp: starting salary, S3S per
wk. See MR.. MANGUM. 1895 Conn
ave, End A.. 10 am. to 5 pm. Ill
invoice and billing
clerk: 30 -hr. wk. Call for appt
COLUMBIA SPECIALITY CO., 1925
Bradley blvd. Chevy Chase. Nd
cIERK-TYPisr, LEI 1iHHi 5 days. s71gshr.
wk.. vacation with pay. hospitaliza-
10Th cEETURY.Tox Film coRP.,
cLERK.TYPisT. 1885; permanent
4:45 pm; vacation and sick leave
benefits; non-profit cafeteria for
piies srd fioeF. EQUITABLE LIFE NsuR: SUE
ERk-TYPiST-S25o; s-6. s DAYS;
MENT AGENCY. 1907 Il st. TN NV.
CLERK-TYPIST, $500, days; NV.
AGENCY 1907 H st. NV,
ne. Sec GENERAL EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY, 1907 H St NV