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ago from Graham, N. c. He u
married and has two children.
An association official said
Bradshaw told him he had been
living it up" during the last few
years.
Bradshaw's attoney. Hal Lind
sey, said Bradshaw has turned
over everything he owns to the
loan association, about $4,000
worth Of property apd resources"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11

When workmen laid the keel Of the N0mriIuS the
worlds first atomic propelled submarine, President
Truman revealed that "a few pounds Of uranium will
give her ample fuel to travel thousands of miles at top
speed" If she had to, the new sub could circle the
earth without surfacing.
Navy men knew that this atomic solution to the
problem Of submarine endurance would create another
serious problem - that Of human endurance. Con-
ventona subs do not remain submerged for long, but
the Of the Nautilus would be sealed for lengthy
spells in tight metal tube whose working eating and
sleeping areas are only yards apart.
Under such conditions, man who unconsciously
drums his fneertips sucks at tooth can irrtate
whole crew. The problem was to keep the sailors from
Shedding each others and morale after months
Of sardne packed monotony under the sea.
To-day the Nautilus is at sea, with the critical habit
ability problem solved. 1t was licked by making the
atomic sub underwater home the likes Of which no
sailor had ever seen before.
Hush-hush Job
The project began in hush-hush atmosphere when
planners in the Nays Bureau of Ships called industrial
designers to Washington and questioned them about
colors textures and shapes that make relax digest
their food more easily and sleep resfully Designers
Gordon Lippincott and Walter Marguies, who had
fashioned such hotel interiors that of the Washington
Statler, thought the Navy wanted hotel built. Then
the head panner got down to business.
How would you like to design the living quarters Of
an atomic submarne?" he asked when its men are
off duty they should feel they've gotten completely
away from their work. We think the best way to keep
them alert the job is to help them unbend between
times
The designers put IA engineers architects and drafts
men to work. They were told by Lieutenant Com
mander Dean Farnsworh. Of the Nays Medical
cRoSs-SEcTIoM DIAGRAM compares standard.
70-man sub with doUbIe-deeksd Nuvslvs. whose comp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11

Air conditioning IS OF the best, but the
Nautilus sailors comfort is further in
Sured by an individual, airplane-type vent
that blows fresh air through his room"
Some Of this may sound like floss,"
says ex-Navy man Laurence Brulin, who
supervised the Availability project. but
nothing was done just to be fancy. The
object was to give these Woodworking
men an inviting place of their own. a
base, to which they could always come
if they wanted to-
In contrast, the Nautilus control
rooms are gray world Of knobs, levers
and dials, all busineSSlike and coldly
precise. But when the sailors duty has
ended and he is ready for a NEAL"
Brulin says, he enters a different and
friendlier world, as he should"
In non-atomic subs, long mess tables
sit under thick clutter of piping and
wiring, the men on each side separated
by condiment rack running along at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11

eye level The racks underside holds lighting fixtures
At the far end Of the Nautilus hail. the end that
catches the sailors eye he enters is large glowing
yellow panel which gives him feeling of the natural
sunlight he may not be seeing for long time. The other
walls in what the designers call "earthy" coors
browns, green's dark reds.
Lengthy tables have been reduced to smaller cozier
sizes and finished with red-brown and graygreen plas
tics. The intrusive rack has given way portable spice
holders that can be slowed out of the way Above the
Sailors in place of plumbers ppedream, recessed
lights and the sweeping lines Of an arcondoning duct
Sailors Whiskers Considered
In submarine life the mess hall is the only room
where sailors gather for recreation. The atomic
subs mess hall has become small community center,
with room for bookshelves, ukebox, card games and
coffee sessions. Table tops tip back to make extra
benches for woodworking and church services
The Nautilus sailors boards were even considered
When designer Margulies tried to shave himself in
submarine mirror lighted from the Sides he found he
couldn't the whiSkers under his chin. After he had
cut himself twice the lights placed top and bottom
to spare the sailors faces and dispositions.
When they reached the officers wardroom the de-
signers had field day, for this room would have to
accommodate fewer men than the enlisted quarters.
Besides, it the only room in which the officers
could confer on planning and strategy problems. So
the designers set out to make useful and comfort
able space allowed and then to create the illusion
of even more space. - Continued on next DdQe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11

Research Laboratory: Approach this
problem with fresh eye. Break with
submarine tradition if necessary, but if
you suggest anything that would delay
the Nautilus launching by one hour. it
will be thrown out! This is first Of all a
fighting ship"
To get fast first-hand information,
both the Navy and Lippincott & Mar
gulies interviewed sailors off conven-
tional subs to learn about life under
the sea.
The biggest gripe we heard" re-
ports Walter Margulies; was lack OF
privacy" One sailor told of fight that
started when man glanced at another's
pin-up picture.
1T wouldn't have mattered ordinar-
ily," the sub man explained, but we'd
been living all punched up for a long
time and nerves were raw"
That's understandable. On subma-
rines, sailors hunks are crammed head
to toe among the torpedoes, sometimes
with no more than a foot Of space
between a head and the bunk above. A
man can rarely escape either his mates
or the tense atmosphere of work.
Not so on the Nautilus, where the
designers had little more space and
used tricks to make it seem like a lot M
quarters were isolated from the torp
hunks arranged to give each sailor
nook of his own. His foam-rubber ma,
glass-fiber bunk, curved at the edges to
ing Of security in his sleep. With the
mind, the undersides Of the hunks are Ct
lulling seafoam green.
At the sailors side on a wall covered
like plastic seen in modern homes, is his
for toilet and personal articles. He is
head and toe, too, and reads under his
Evening star., 1955-11-25
Young Demos Head
viii Not Run Again

william r. Fadler, jr., an-
nounced today that he viii not
lhe available for reelection as
president Of the National Capital
Young Democratic Club when
the club elects officers in Janu-
larry.
Mr.. Fadler, a washington at
torney who has been president
of the club for two terms and
chairman Of its board of direc-
tors for four terms, said he wants
Ito devote all time possible to his
work as executive vice president
of the Kefauver for President
Club of the District.
The Young Democratic Clubs
texecutive committee will meet
lin December to start planning its
1886 activities.
Evening star., 1955-11-25
New Technique
In Blood Work
Avoids ID lab

| A new blood sampling TECH
nique, getting two samples In
different walls but with only
lone jab in the arm, is proving
successful here.
It is a Joint project of the
District Health Department and
United States Public Health
Service. Some 200 to 500 sam
lples q week are being taken
during the winter.
One blood sample is tested
for diabetes, the other for syphi-
Ills. The program went on during
1.-THE summer, with medical stu-
dents canvasSing door 10 door
here for volunteer subjects.
Everybody has some degree of
diversion to being stuck with a
needle" a Health Department
spokesman said today. This
system Of getting two samples
with one puncture is a help"
| A sampler sticks one needle
into an arm vein in the regular
way. Between the needle and
tits vial is a short length of rub
lber tube. When the first Walls
blood has been taken. the second
needle is stabbed into the rub
Der tube. and the second needles
vial is filled without the need for
lsticking the needle into the sub
Iject.
The two-for-one technique
has also been used In North
Carolina.
Residents who wish diabetes
or syphilis blood tests, or both.
may visit the Polk Clinic, Sew
enth and p streets NV, II q
sampler has not visited the home.
Evening star., 1955-11-25
ID. c. OfficiuI Seeks
Own Indictment in
Pension Dispute

Martin A. McGrory, assistant
superintendent Of the District
Receiving Home for Children, is
trying to get himself indicted
for fraud.
He has written the Attorney
General asking such an indict-
ment ito bring my case into the
Ilimelight." His case concerns
$13.49l.74 In pension payments
which the Marine Corps con-
tends he accepted Illegally. and
wants back
Mr.. McGrory, limiting he
might try for some compromise
settlement with the corps, de-
clared that - gambler or q
lgangster. such as Al Capone, can
Iget a concession. A man who
lseryed III two wars, he said.
should get as good treatment.
Mr. McGrory said the row is
lover whether he is 4 retired en-
listed M8rlne or q retired omcefs
la law passed In the depression
lyear Of 1882 prohibits retired
lofficers from receiving pensions
liz they make more than $4,000
from other employment. Mr..
IMcGrory gets $4,000 year from
the District
He said he was retired as q
linaster sergeant. then, after re-
ltirennent, was made q warrant
Iofncer. The dual salary provis-
lions OF the law do not apply
Ito enlisted men.
IN this brush with the Marine
Corps legal minds. Mr.. McGrory
has also called on the Judge Ad-
lvocate General and the Com
Itroller General for support. So
far they have given none. Mr..
McGrory said he is having the
documents In the case printed
lup. He hopes to interest some
CONGRESSMAN in the case, he
lsaid.
Evening star., 1955-11-25

TO ATTEND PRESS SEMI
MAR . Colt Hendley, jr,
assistant city editor OF The
Star. Is one Of n news
papermen from is States
and the District selected to
attend the American Press
Institutes 10th seminar for
city editors beginning Mon
day at Columbia Univer-
sity. The group viii meet
mornings and afternoons
for two weeks and viii in
clude conferences led by
discussion leaders who are
outstanding in their fields.
Star stan Photo.
Evening star., 1955-11-25
|Mikoyun Honored

LONDON, Nov. IS (R.-Soviet
deputy Premier A. I, Mikoyan
has been awarded the Order Of
iLenin BY the Supreme Presidiura|
ton his Goth birthday, Moscow
Radio reported last night.
Evening star., 1955-11-25

Washington men know when they
see thot famous Lonsbrook LobeI
they're getting the best for $50!
Just check the following
Costly Fobries--
Are selected by our experts otter
touring the country's finest mills.
Expert Toilorins--
BY moster craftsmen, is typieol
Lonsburoh high auolity!
Vigorous Styling
They're new - comfortable - with
the "neot" look thot's so popular.
Choose from worsteds, shorkskins,
fIonnels, sheen eobordines
Lansbargh's- 's--MEN'S cLoTHING-Was
tltgton, Street Floor: Langley Park, Md.
First Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-12
CORSET VALUES

81 Stropess Bros, white cotton, 32-38 3.e5 2.67
IA Bros, white eyeet cotton, wide set
shoulder strops, broken sizes----- 500 3.3S
so Halter Bros, white cotton eyeet-- sos 2.9o
Is Longtime Bros, white cotton, off
shoulder elastic strops. also embroi- SOS 6 2.s9
dered nyIon; broken sizes ----- 6e6 3.9S
z Grdles. nyIon power net reinforced
fronts, pulI-on style; 20 and 20 1850 ll.e5
z Fomous-Moke Girdes, oil eostic
side zippered; sizes 20 and 81 1850 S.37
LanSburdhs-CORSET SHOP-Thrd Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-12
MISSES COATS

Roin or Shine Fitted Refer Coots
belted, royon and ocetote; size 10 ir
red or beige
Roin or Shine Coots, grey cotton
lined with yellow; sizes IL, IA, Is
Block Velveteen Fitted >Dressy Coots
miIiun-Iined sizes 10, l2---
Black Fitted Oressy Coots, wool, mil
ium lined; sizes 10 and Ii
Grey ChinchiIIo "Boy' Coot with
beIted back, fomous moke; size 10
Navy ComeI's Hair Coot, classic
hoy" style; size l6 ----
Ldnsburgh'S-MISSES COATS-S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-12
cHILDREN'S SHOES

so Prs. Strop Slippers blue, red, pat 6. to
ent; broken sizes 81z to 3> sos 2.ss
SO Prs. Teens SondoIs. red, white,
* block; sizes to 9 500 , z.ss
with elects, sizes 6h to $50 200
so Prs ChIdren's Slippers Blue,
white. yellow, S. M, l-- $50 l.ls
Lo"SoWV S-CHILDREN'S SHOES-SeconH Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-12
MEMS FURNISHINGS

81 Mems Bow LOO to
Ties l5o s9s
Mems Robes in fomous- make
lined nyIon ond ocetoe. Right from
stock! Completely washable. Brok-
en- sizes in solid coors $500 - $500 4S9
5 Ash Troys in novelty designs with
seporote gloss troys 2.95 59s
30 Mems Lightweight Shorts in fo-
rnous-n1oke bronds Boxer grip
per styles Sonforzed for residual
shrinkooe Of not than ! %.
White; broken sizes ~- -- so 4se
LanSburgh's -MEN'S FURNISHTNGS-Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-12

Orig. NOW
9 27x54" Berwick Cotton BroodIoorn
Rugs. Assorted -coIors Discontinued 6.o5to
potterns 7.e5 3.e5
6 27x54" Needetuft Cotton Brood
loom Rugs. Discontinued pottern
Assorted eolors --------------- 1895 sos
z 4.6xo' Cotton Broodloom Rugs
Beige sondIewood ------ 2O85 7.95
! SKIP Plush Pile Vi@cose Royon
BroodIoom Rug. Beige ---- 64.55 1898
] 5x8.lO Wilton Textured Wool
BroodIoom Rug. Beige ---.------l8 1885 1895
! 7.4xl s Wilton BroodIoom Textured
Wool BroodIoom Rug, Grey 1895 1895
! 12xe Carved Wool Wilton Broodeom
Rug. Cinnamon ------- ------- Isl 90 1926
] l2x8.o Deep Pile and Needetuft
Viscose Royon Rug cocoa; sec
onds ----------- III IS 1895
4 46x6 Carved Wool Wilton BroodIoom
Rugs. Assorted colors --~------- $3.50 l2.s5
! 46xlO4 Deep Wool Pile Broodoom
Rug. Green Observation-Disclosures OTIS 1895
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-12
LAMPS

4 Silver Torcheres, complete with re-
Hector - 400 1898
5 Junior Clubs with fiberoos shode- 9e8 $50
| Modern Swing Arm Bridge Floor
Lamp, complete 2498 1899
! Modern FIexie Down Bridge Floor
lomp. complete -------- 24e8 1899
| Modern Junior Club Floor Lomp,
complete 1913 1872
II Adjustable Piono Floor Lomps COM
plete. Red, green, chortreuse 1898 1893
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-12
PORCH ACCESSORIES,
VENETIAN BLINDS

VENEIuAN BLINDS
Orig NOW
2-Pc. PIostic-Covered Metal Chair
set, as is 79s s.ss
S Awnings, assorted sizes, 80" to 49" 1870
wide, soiIed, os is -,-----. se5 z.ee
4 Veneon Blinds, assorted Sizes 20"
TO IS v" wide, os is 4.e5 1879
Motchstck Bomboo Roll-up u
wide, os is - -,--- ll.4e 500
Heovy-Duty Ceiling Trock, Ct long l0.75 500
! Foom Rubber Choir Cushion, soed
22x24x4", os is -------------- 1923 4.ee
ACCESSORIES-Fourth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-12
MEMS SPORTSMAN

q Mems Orion Sweaters in sleeve
less styles. Eosy-wosh, ouick-dry-
ing. Coble knit designs in popular
solid coIors. No shrinkooe, no
blocking. Broken sizes ----
6 Mems Corduroy JockeS with striped
knit collars and cuffs. Completely
washable. Upper front. Solid coIors.
Broken sizes ------- .- -----
,anSburgh'S-MEN'S SPORTS WEAR
Evening star., 1955-10-07
HELP WoMEN

GIRLS. white. for clerical work, fol
large wholesale distributor: vaea-
Apply % S Mr.. DEELETT. iiai 81
dIRL III : FRIDAY. engineering once,
Sc. district: b-day Wk. Start $7b
LAZY. Adj fGaS; Of sood personality and lair
with reliable corporation. Must be
loyal and faithful to her work:
S3.400 year. Work In your own
town. Box 1854, Star. rs .
LADY Or WIDOW. white. under 80
to assist real estate man. Learn the
business. Live in, Ink. alert, quick
TO learn RA. 6-s70o.
LADtEs-Psrt time, S25-$45 fol
WEsTMoRLAND. Car: white. Cal
YoHSG 81 'iyH, LADY OR YOUNG MAN.
Must have experience In selling
furniture. Excellent opportunity fol
advancement. Salary and commits
sion. Apply in person, ask for Nj
Marcus, WALES DECORATORS
1850 N. Highland ST.. Arlington. Va.
YOUNG WHITE GIRL to work in
"
WORK MAR YOUR H0aE--5ey-
eral openings available nov for >
ambitious women TO sell AVON
cosmetics and Xmas Gifts TO ree-
ular customers. Earn S6O-$75 mo.
nj 7-D22I -
UNUsUAL WOMAN, to work IN your
neighborhood; earn SIS wk. in un-
furnished. No experience necessary
but education and good personality
essential. OF. 4-6963. 20
ATTRAC. POS. Bethesda area, fol
INTEL. women with pleasing per-
sonality. good appearance. Prefer
one with exper. in teaching. club Of
church work, age. $3.50. Must bt
ready TO accept pos. immed,. II Sc
owned enterprise. For local inter-
view appt. OIL. 2-6516. Sat, Sum-,
after a Monday. --3
Evening star., 1955-10-07

AIR FORCE MAJOR, resigning serv.
area: would like non-solieiting .po-
sittofa with local concern; wliline
to train; any reasonable offer con-
sidered. Box 256-X, Star. %
B,c.S. degree, wants
work evenings and sat. as book
keeper, clerk, cashier. Box @62-x'
CfHEF---Lonr experience hotel. club
restaurant; from New YORK Boa
coNSsTTRitSCTioN S;Ti tSt1TIioN suPERNTEND.
ENT or foreman; roadway, water
sewer and commercial buildings
rRRGSfRaaeisT, RGf SllSi f'aI, Tes. pc. VA Ma,,
relic! work only, ia. 9-4s63o D
xsMTF sHTERRf Eng. cRE1 grad. First
phone. Desires local Job. Box 2Sl n
REfTREp SsffTTEp cigar manuf. supt,.
nsrt.time pos, Very quick and &C.
surate with figures. No selling
rdR rddHR. ( s-iliSM FlrRM that doesn't care Y
osy sal OF q nightwatchman, bul
needs guard: elderly white mar
on pension who has been working as
watchman; will live on prop.
DAYS q wk.: make nightly checkups
with time clock in exch. foI cru9t
otrs,. that can c 5s iT1 heateS GO shS SS.Ib44 maat
cOLoRED MAN. hishly educated
genteel: has car: desires responsi-
hie nosition; no canyasstfis: can
make small investment. Phone Ia
Q-5562.
Evening star., 1955-10-07
slTUATIoNs-DoMEsTIc

H0UsEKEEPER, white, refined, ma.
ture. loves children; fully resp:
g.h.W, child care, III. cooking, fof
empi. parents; refs: prf' b. g. area;
5 days: need Sat. and sun. on: $50
and s pm. La. 6-i924. 81
MAID, with references and aualifi.
cations. 70 care for small child.
wishes regular work. LU. 3-2735.
LADY, white. wishes aousevork; live
in. DU. 7-942I.
YOUNG LADY desires domestic work:
live in. Call NO. 7-09S4.
E;n.ws; o., Z days: no cooking pref.
WOMAN, coiored. general housework
or child care; days. LU. ls465o.
GIRL desires light housevofk or
child care. full time 5 days vk.: !:
high school graduate. AD. 4-4553.
RELIABLE WOMAN living ID the
Mclean area wishes laundry to do
or 3 days work. DA. 5-Ss45.
WANT TO FIND POSITION for my
cleaning and. nurse girl, for Nom
day, Wednesday and Friday. Call
EN-, 3-Sl42 or LU. 2-1167. -Ib
LADY, neat. exp., Yeii-
able; desires. days work: refs. DE.
coLoRED WOMAN wishes fuii.tims
lob; best references. Ii. 4-e627.
Evening star., 1955-10-07
DC. EMPL. EXCHANGE
HELP MsN AND WoMtf

HAIR sTYLIsT-Good pay. pleasant
working conditions, 3 days. ).
PRANK HAIR sTYLIsT. JU. g.
BiBLE rHI sALEs-Top commission paid
paid daily and monthly. Transp.
furnished. We train you. Inter
Views given at this address. Room
3O7, 9 to IL a.m. and o pm. tc
s pm. $50 r st. NV.
COUPLE for country home neal
Rockville. man as part time HANDY
man; woman as full time domestit
in home with children: salary plu.
new house and utilities. Poplar
2-34bS. %
Evening star., 1955-10-07
Men
MAN WANTED
WITH CAR


ssry Apply 37o7 Ga. ave. NV.
YoUNG MAN, white. g, snIppinG
publication. Cali Mr.. NICHOLSON
YOUNG ii : NAV. Is to es, to clerk in
hardware store. Good starting sal
aEoRdE I; Brown. .'S5 $500 n. FAR ar
yos,SG tof e. ,a5S Asl; vs; % ,o ,o ,r.,r.e u,
81 nationally distributed once ma
chine. Call DL 7-5Taa. for appt.
YOUNG MAN. to learn kitchen
planning and selling. Should have
drawing ability and be able to
read hlneprints. Must have car
s sna pc 5s avail several ewes; 9 week.
ave, Hsattsviiie. Nd. uN, 4-3352.
YOUNG MAN. mechanically inclined,
handy with tools. TO learn and
work on major appliances; good
opportunity for young man wilitng
70 work. See Joe Forshaw. TODD
: jSSE,RxIcES, a50l H St, NV. -
YOUNG Man, ambitious. sales
MIN minded; ;,s,iE n unlimited opportunity !,
NtNh SAgAA9GA 0AbQ atAlcAs ntku
earnings. OIL. 7-24Cl0. 20
MAN with high school draft
ms or art education to spot negA-
tiyes in hthographie plant: veteran
preferred: 20 to a5 years; II auait-
ned, excellent opportunity to learn
vel paying trade. Box 36l-v
Young MAN. for interesting work
in suburban camera shop: photo
background helpful but not re-
CURED: many company dement's
Call Mr.. CHARLES, JA. T-4432.
Mon. 3 to 1 ] am. 10
YOUNG MAN INTERESTED IN
MAKING RESTAURANT BUSI-
NESS YOUR VOCATION. Short
order ok-Sandwich grin man.
experienced. white, age gI-35,
Able to work quickly. Good health
personality and neat appearance.
High school education: references.
Hours. am. TO $3.50 pm, 5-day
week. No Sat, or Sun. Steady
employme1t Salary SEQ week.
Meals, uniforms and vacations
for advancement. write and give
iul particulars. FOOD SERVICE
MANAGER, Box e27, Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1955-10-07
Administrative Secretary

Administrative Secretary
YOUNG chemical snGineeiing research
organization needs inteliiEelit and
and IS for administrative and per.
sonnel secretary. Good tipping and
shorthand REQUIRED. Experience in
administration and personnel help
|, tui. This position offers oltstard-
Ing opportunity 10 girl with the
necessary personal and business
Qualifications; &; day, 20 hour week
CORP CORP. oDs: Alex Ai Va. Appiv a snA IN Der, !,
son. s-6 pm. Mondsy through
Friday. e6l N. columhus St,
Alex. --9
ASSISTANT BO0KKKEEPER, exper.
on double entry. books and gen.
once work: excel. starttns salary
TO right person Apply Mr.. Janet,
WILNERS, lath and H sts. nv,
BEAuTIcIAN. part time or full
time, Georgia ave. nr. Walter
Reed; steady Job. OIL. 4-54sl:
BEAUTICIaN. T! IA man r., Or woman. mod mod.
Ing for woman. Hair styitsi with
some following. Also shampoo
manieurist. Excellent oppor. for
right person. Good salary and
comm. Apply 51l3 newark A. NV
,n,v 10
bEAuItCiAN, 5000 salary. pleasant
working conditions, 5-day week
lBiEauficIaNs. 4 1fiiIaNs al,-round operators, @
% work 10 uitramodern salon;
excel. opportunity Tor advancement
Apply ROBERT q THOMAS HAIR
SIYLIsIE, 1901 Conn: ave, NV.
% q Monday tnrougn SATURDAY.
MO4 6.12AB. p
bEAuIiCIAN. man or woman. han
eelient working condittcns: beautl-
lni moaSIn salon. 1883 = 81. NV
* 5.Ha!4 -
coioreo. shampoo giri;
neat ahH aana smeh In top salsrS ~
Evening star., 1955-10-07
AGENTS
SlTuATIoNS-MEN

$50 A WEEK in your spare time.
selling a fine line OF Xmas CARDS.
| CREED'S, 412 10th st. NV. d. c.
Evening star., 1955-10-07

M1ppLE-AGED WHITE WOMAN Tc
TAKE FULL RESPONSIBILITY OF
A HOME AND TWO SMALL CHIL-
DREN. LIVE IN
Evening star., 1955-10-07
YOUNG MEN

40O3N1 MEN
II you're interested In making 500
Or more each week, stop in TO SCI
M Moore at STAR CREDIT
CLOTHIERS, ia eth st. NV. M
experience necessary. but car es.
RESPONSIBLE. YOUNG, WHITE
MANI TO WORK in mail room Of edu.
cational institute. Experienced on
addressograph and dupligrsph helm.
iul. salary open: 6-day week; grouE
nospitaltzation, annual and Sick
leave, pension plan, pleasant work.
Ing conditions. For appointment
WHITE TENANT for tobacco snt
equipment furnished. sim house use
fhannIlS h,TnSS, man man with help; Ann,
NATIONAL FOoD ORGANIZATION RI
viii employ young man. 20 to 81
years old, TO call on groeery store
10 the Washineton- virginia areas
Salary, car furnished, other bene
nts. State age and background
Box 3S3-A, Star. %
OPPORTUNITY--FuIl or part tim,
in our sales department; colleg,
men. Govt. workers, seryieemeI
twhitel. no experience required
Not canvassing. or. 4-6g63. ---2l
go DAILY. Sell luminous dool
plates. Write REEVES. Attleboro
Mass: Free SAMPLES and details.
MA NITEn