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an arrangement modelled after
the u N. The building will in
clude lounges, dining rooms,
cafeterias and special facilities
for the press.
Pakistan has been in the fore
front Of U. N. members urging
that assembly sessions be ro-
tated among the major capitals.
The 1856 session may be held in
Paris. where the assembly pre-
viously met in 1948 and 1851.
, 1955-10-14
By 1.-THE ACTING GOVERNOR
OF
K ISLANDS OF THE UNITED STATES
A PROCLAMATION
CREDIT UNION A & OCTOBER 1855
OF THE UNITED STATES
A PROCLAMATION
II UNION DAY = OCTOBER 1855

WHEREAS, The credit union movement was introduced
into the Virgin Isands IN the year 1852; and,
WHEREAS, There are now several active federal credit
unions in 81. Thomas, St. Croix, and St. John; and,
WHEREAS, The credit unions provide q means whereby
people may pool their savings and mutually assist each other
to fill their needs for useful credit at low cost; and,
WHEREAS, There IS need for more credit unions in the
Virgin Islands; and,
nationally observed as Credit Union Day in recognition Of
the outstanding service being rendered to the people by their
credit unions,
NOW. THEREFORE,, Il CHARLES e. CLAUNGH, Act
mo Governor Of the Virgin Islands, do hereby proclaim Thurs
dav October 90, 1856, as E MO in the Virgin
Islands of the United States; and / do urge our people to OBJ
tain IS much information Of the credit union movement as
possible. and make an effort to organize more credit unions
throughout the Virgin Islands for their perseverance and de-
votionto duty ia keeping these credit unions alive and solvent
for their mutual benefit; and / hope they will assist in the
organization Of more credit unions; and.
i CALL on al business leaders ii the Virgin Islands to
cooperate in stimulating their employees to establish credit
unions for their personal benefit and for the general welfare
Of the Community.
IN WITNESS THEREOF, | have hereunto set my hand
and caused the Seal Of the Government of the Virgin Islands
Of the United States to be affixed at Charlotte Amalie, ST.
Thomas, this 30th day Of September, AID, 1855.
SEAL
Charles K. claunch
49, o-owr
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Continued From First Page

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on its way north to lead cargo
ships through the pack ice.
The Edisto Immediately re-
versed course and sped back
through loose pack ice at IA
knots. Meanwhile, back at the
tents of the air base a blizzard
blew up with gale force winds.
At one point the sick bay tent
folded UP and for about 20 min
Iutest the injured were buried
under canvas until the tent was
fixed.
Only C RatiOns
The injured were given NOR
Iphine for pain. Except for the
tent collapse they were relatively
comfortable near stoves. Most
other tents in the camp still
lacked stoves and the tempera-
ture within was always below
freezing. Food for all was
strictly C rations.
The EdiSto reached McMurdo
Bay ice Saturday afternoon in
ia binding blizzard. Once the
white curtain parted and we saw
two tractors and weasels on the
ice ahead. The ship stopped i'm
Imediately and a party went of
to determine If humans were In
the area. They came back with
six men who were loading cargo
when the storm pinned them
down. They had set UP tents and
lived there l6 hours.
Unable to penetrate the ice
further. the Edisto tried to send
helicopters aloft to return the
injured from the air base to the
ship. The distance was only 40
miles but for So hours high
winds prevented a takeoff.
Finally the wind dropped and
a helicopter reached camp and
loaded the injured. On its first
takeoff the helicopter ran into
a WhitR0ilfap Apforntic ,,ha
nomenon in which the horizon
is lost in a white blur-and few
10 miles trying to get around
it. The pilot was forced to re-
turn to base for fuel but finally
made the flight deck of the
Edisto on the second try.
All news of the crash-the
cause Of which is unknown-was
withheld by Edisto officers pend
ing notification of next of kin.
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Twisting Winds
rib Buenos Aires

BUENOS AIRES, Argentina,
Dec. 26 P.-Fierce winds rip
ped across Buenos Aires prov
ince yesterday. turning Christ
mas joy into tragedy for hun
dreds of families. At least two
persons were killed. many were
injured and hundreds left home
less.
The twisting winds fiattened
house In Buenos Aires, La Plata,
the famous seaside resort of Mar
del Plata and dozens Of sur
rounding cities and towns.
The roaring blasts from the
Ipampas uprooted trees and
snapped power lines and tele-
phone poles like matchwood.
Hardest hit apparently were
Lanus, an industrial center OF
1855, 900, and Temperley. rail
junction of $4,000, both on the
southwest outskirts Of Buenos
Aires An untold number OF
modest and makeshift dwellings
lwere smashed.
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Plunge Into Ditch
Hurts z Motorists

Two men were seriously in.
Ijured when their car plunged
into a ditch last night on Route
.228 in Charles County, Md.
John Sweet, of Concord, N. H.
driver Of the car, was reported
in critical condition at Casualty
Hospital.
Maynard A. Sweet, SO, OF
Route /, Waldorf, was reported
in serious condition at Casualty
Both suffered possible fractured
skulls and cuts and bruises.
State police said the car was
travelling west when it ran of
the road and overturned in the
ditch.
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RescueSquod
Delivers Buby

The Wheaton Rescue Squad
delivered its first baby yesterday
"a Christmas present for Mr.
and Mrs. James r. Thren OF
1924 Falkland drive, Rockville
The 5-pound. 14-ounce boy
was born at 2:0S pm. about
halfway between the parents
home and Prince Georges County
Hospital. The baby was born
Just over the county line in
Prince Georges County.
Presiding at the birth were
Squad Chief Lewis G. Bowman
and Sergts. Steve Surrey and
Carroll Rodgers. This was the
ninth delivery for Chief Bowman,
but his first since the Wheaton
squad was organized six months
ago.
Chief Bowman said the am
bulance got an assist in clearing
traffic by fire truck which was
racing to a brush fire at the
same time, but the stork still out
raced the rescue ambulance.
Mother and son were reported
doing fine at the hospital.
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18,O00-MiIe Hitch-Hike
Brinqs 3 Girls to District

always being asked to stop for 9
drink. At first we thought they
meant coffee. But, do you know
they drink whiskey down there?'
The girls are staying with Miss
Hickey's cousin, Mrs. Steve
Soroko, 9l9 Hamilton street
NV. The hostess hospitality i:
helping reduce their budget
problems. They try to limit their
spending to 81 each a day.
Travel in Daytime
The three of them stick to-
gether on the road. never hitch
hike after dark, and are mighty
choosy about their volunteer
chauffeurs. They carry hatpins
but have not had to use them
They travel light, each carry
ing only a rucksack, and never
acquiring souvenirs.
Their seven-month jaant was
interrupted for one six-week
period when they returned tc
Vancouver. I'VE had to go back
Miss Loomb said.
The girls said they are in love
to work to make more money
with America. You're SC
friendly" Miss Loomb said. I'm
Canada everyone is like US. Or
like we used to be. When we
started out we were frightfully
reserved, don't you know? Now
we'll talk to anybody"
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East Germany, Red China
Sign Friendship Pact

BERLIN. Dec. rs (P). - Red
China and Communist East
Germany have agreed to consult
each other on major interna-
tional issues and render every
possible economic aid" They
signed a treaty of friendship
and cooperation yesterday in
Peiping.
The treaty was published to-
day by the official East German
news agency.
1t was signed by Chinese
Premier Chou En-lai and East
German Prime Minister Grote-
Wohl, who left the Chinese
capital today for a visit to outer
Mongolia.
Their agreement said they will
"devote particular attention to
the necessity Of safeguarding
the inviolability of their terri
tories and the security of their
countries and of strengthening
world peace"
Agree to Cooperate
Both governments also agreed
to promote cooperation in the
cultural and scientific fields to
render every possible economic
aid in the interests Of peaceful
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Three misses who have
thumbed their way $4,000 mile:
are in town today-and dyinG
for a job here so they can re-
main.
Since Eve Hickey, Valda Hud.
son and Joyce Loomb are Brit.
ish subjects. they think theil
only chance to stay here is a jot
with q British organization.
Miss Hickey and Miss Hudson
are ~ years old, and their COM
panion is %. Miss Hickey is from
Oxfordshire, England, and the
two others are from Auckland
New Zealand. They met in Van
couver, British Columbia. where
all do secretarial work between
hitchhiking.
From Arctic to Mexico
They have been travelling fol-
seven months, from within 2;
miles of the Arctic Circle to the
southernmost tip of Florida, anc
in Mexico and on the West Coast
Three girls hitchhiking? Ar
obvious question presented itself
no" Miss Hickey replied, I'VE
haven't had q bit of trouble with
men. We don't get in a car that
has more than one man in it."
I'VE always stick our head If
the car first, to see if the mar
has been drinking" Miss Loomt
added. Down in Texas"-she
pronounces it Taixus-"we were
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MT. Rainier Woman
Dies in 3-Cur Crash

Mrs. Elizabeth Henniges. 81
of 4306 Twenty-eighth place
Mount Rainier, Md, was killed
Saturday when an auto driver
by her son-ip-law was involved
in a three-car accident in Penn
sylvania.
Pennsylvania State police said
the car driven by John McNelis
Of the Mount Rainier address
was struck in the rear by one
car and then hit broadside BY
a third auto. The accident oc.
CURED at Selinsgrove, Pa.
Mrs. Henniges has lived with
her son-in-law six months. She
is a former resident of Kings
ton, Pa.
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construction in both countries.
/ A separate joint statement
by Mr.. Chou and Mr.. Grotewohl
condemned the attempt Of ag-
lgressive circles of the United
States and their followers to
continue the bankrupt policy OF
strength"
The statement said the Con
itinued occupation Of the Chi
nese territory of Taiwan (For-
mosa) by the American agrees
sors" violates international law
and must be ended.
/ 1t also demanded that Red
China De gwen its Legitimate
place" in the United Nations
and the Security Council.
The statement continued:
Both sides welcome with JOY
that the national democratic
forces in the Asian-African ter
Iritories are developing speedily
and that colonialism is suffering
serious defeat. -.
Support India Demands
They support the legitimate
demands of India for the return
Iof Goa, and of Indonesia for the
return of western Irian New
Guinea. They support the fight
/ of the North African peoples for
their national self determination
and the legitimate claims Of the
Arabian peoples. as well as their
Opposition to their inclusion in
aggressive military blocs."
The Chinese and East German
leaders sharply attacked these
aggressive military blocs." They
said "NATO, the Western Euro
Ipean union. SEATO, the Manila
Pact and the Baghdad Pact en-
danger the security of the coun-
tries in Europe, Asia and Africa. "
They praised the friendship
visits" of Soviet Premier Nikolai
IBulganin and Communist Party
Chief Nikita Khrushchev to In
dia, Burma and Afghanistan as
valuable contributions to world
peace"
The statment supported the
stand taken by the Soviet Union
on the German question. 1t said
the East German delegation
would welcome" establishment
of normal relations between Red
China and the West German gov
ernmnet of Chancellor Konrad
Adenauer as a contribution to
world peace and German reunifi-
cation.
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TEACHER RETIRED
IN 1879 MARKS
1O4th BIRTHDAY

LIBERTY, Ind.--Miss En-
maline Kelly, who retired
as a school teacher because
of poor health in 1879, OBJ
served her 104th birthday
Christmas Day eating cake
and reading the stacks of
cards sent her at the Union
County inf1rmary here.
Miss Kelly, born in a log
cabin, has this explanation
for her long life:
Il just believe God wanted
me to live long"
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KEY ART-"The Caroler,"
teletype art by Carl Fritz
of Cleveland bureau of the
Associated Press, took first
prize of $50 for the best
seasonal greeting for the
news wires. The design is
formed by letters or SYM
bols found on teletype key
boards.-AP Wirephoto.
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s&H GREEN STAMPS AVAILABLE AT MARYLAND
1915 ROCKVILLE PlkE-ut HeIpins Road opposite Con-
qreSSion1 Airport.
74ol ANNAPOLIS RoAD---3p2 miles beyond Psoes Cross
LANGLEY SHOPPING cEN1ER--Nsw Hompshirs Ave. and
University Lone.
WHEAToN-Viers Mill and kensinsion. Wbsoion Rd,
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DUE TO o. C. ORDINANCE S&H GREEN STAMPS MOI
AVAILABLE IN D. c. FOOD FAIR SUPER Markets
3o4l MAYOR RD, Sc, at bottom Of Noyor Rood Hill
18th AND COLUMBIA ROAD, across from Ambassador
1heoter
500 NIw HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV OF Forrueui ST.
MICHIGAN AND EASTERN AYES NE. OF Queens Chapel
Rood
cRtthwAY SHOPPING eeNrtR-E. copitol and Mime
soto Ave,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-16

6-day week. no Sun
days or holidays, In professional
pharmacy. Give complete tnforma-
ton. AL replies confidential. Box
2sS-M, Star. 20
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Full time. experienced in children's
wear preferred local references.
High salary, pleasant working con.
ditions. EDrTHs, 1928 h st. ne.
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MAN WANTED
WITH CAR

pepenaanlec n9 experienes necessary.
80. AS...& ~ Z ~ ~ - - -: - -
IN. u,,. III s' r,sn Win NJ ~ nrss
vious expsr. avefage Slo0 ana Up
per VI hepeat naslness plus ~.
nlar customers assure you O. steaay;
LeguiaI INCOME. Slaas ~ "
gay tLai DAslS you NMn 70 p.ove
s y9ursem, Mhxs 49,, g ,,s Acs oppCr.
sse 500 and np per VIZ: calling
on IegulaI elstomeIs " 1ppt.
EaiieI nInsn eussemsis ahs piees-
An., couIssous ano nv snssS IL
Mnous sss.so.s necs ~,
AZ Al e.p an VII nA 49, 49,
s1 sn svv nnss no in ~ he, ~.
isrytsI r1net ]urn s;;.ss ~ ban i
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HsLp---MEN
MECHANICS
TRuCK-pIEsEI,

Good opportunity for experienced
hshed hrm. Steady year.round en-.
ployment with good working con.
ditiohs References required. Appl,
n psr'9 1s9. & is sS nj ssr amt f. nv
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INSULATION APPLICATORs--1I
men Report S saIs slsir rd; o n;y
ING Co. 7.30 am. IA. 0.233T.

ING Co. 1850 am. ia. s-2357
JANIroE. for .maII g.ra.n sD..
H RlS2se must sxP IS sbie % ak. small f
manaser. M. s-34Se. rs
JANIToR. not over 35, must have
stoker exper. maintenance work:
married; no children: good pay.
plus large apartment. RA. 3-4454.
JANIT0R, coiored. married: for new
Aunt bldg: salary plus 2-bedrm,
apt, must have refs. Apply bet. SO.
VINNICK Il COHEN, 1404 L ST, NV.
JANIT0R. colored. for apt. house.
salary and quarters: no children.
Apply Manager. no. 2-6lS1, 1891
JNNTTooRR, middie-ssed. with wife.
exper: NV: sal, $500 mo. Mus J St
a. apt. Pull time, Apply DIXIE
REALTY CO.. l4l7 / 81. NV.
LEADMEN--Men to obtain leads for
h inss unlimited aRHsi II. s $3.50. go
LIQUOR CLERK. retail liquor exper.,
D. C. ref. only. full or part time.
1854 LIVINGSTON I'd. Sc. 10. $500.
lot BoY. for used car lot, must
hays permit sss Mr. Mech N FEN s6As.
ave. ne. 1t 9Th.
observation-disclosures making,
skilled In working to dimeusioned
ALPHA INSTRUMENT COMPANY.
1913 goth Ct. nv. RE 7-0570;
MACHINfSTS--FOR WORK IN MA
NA4SAS. VA. For small precision
work. Min. years experience.
Annual and sick leave provisions
Permanent position. Box 422-S.
MAINTENANCE MAN, for garden.
type apis. Must know oil burners,
plumbing and cleo, live on project:
no drinking. Apply Box 1885. Star
or call JU, 1882; o 10 3. --i6
MEAT CUTTER, for q DIGS store.
must be reliable and sober. 10.
3-552T. --16
Northumberland Of leading au-
tomotive concern has Immediate
opening for experienced mechanic
for day shift. 8 a.in.-5 pm. o
days; only experienced. ambitious
and courteous men should apply:
excellent starting salary and COM
pany benefits. Apply Mr.. MCGEE.
CALL CARL me- 1901 West Va.
ave. ne, --lS
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HELP.--...,MEN
statesmen
MANAGERS

national corporation 70
artres additional personnel local;
ct sales. or MANAGEMENT Level 7,
Tor popular do-it-yourseif land
scaping service, Knowledge Of gu
line no ADVANTAGE as thorough
training assures immediate earn
ines, This is strictly sales Worl
and We are not interested In land
scape gardeners or laborers. Gu
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. industry in
creased its volume over one-thirs
last year, and expanding marke
potential guarantees bona-flde op
portunities for substantial income
For local interview, telephone Mr.
Hotel 240O. CO. 1900, NondSy
Tnssday o. wednesday. 10
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Driver-Salesnan

TO pick up and deliver re-
capable Of meeting the public.
PAID vacation and life insure
ance. Good opportunity and
chance for advancement ii
: large company with many
benefits. Only those interested
z n advancing need apply,
Phone for appointment. no.
1,OzS6, ask for Mr.. Hen.
ntgan.
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CLERK

~1AA4tA&
In financial dept. OF international
organization. Duties involve gen
e etc e Neatness "0i and accuracy es.
sential. Pleasant working condi-
pioyee dement's. Salary S4b pei
or Mr. DAY. Ma. $3.50. lie
CLERKS, for dry cleaning lanndry
store, some exper.. In plant, once
preferable; good salary, excel. work
Ing cond. Apply 100 r st. nv.
CLERK-TYPIsT. age 10 to IS. Due
10 open for an alert person. Some
aptitude for figures desirable. In
teresting work in air-cond. ONCE.
Hrs. 9:16 to s. Paid vacation and
sick leave. Excel. company dement's.
Apply 1922 L st. NV. lis
CLERK-TYPiST. some shorthand;
T fa1ssr T sfbo. Rn 18th Ss and Il Ni g.
CIERK-TYPIsT. legal once, WIN
foMAC EAPL. AGENCY, 1884
Wilson blvd. Arl.. ia. $4,000.
CLERK-TYP1ST - Opening, with
branch Ssc.S 0 S.b ars sson arSnss p.n 5m
school rrafiIate: experience not
essential. but knowledge OF. short
hand desirable; 5-day week: free
disqualification and life. Insurance.
good opportunity for advancement,
Apply y person B. r. GOODRICH.
CLERK-TYPIST, auto finance once:
lection experience required: imme-
diste opening. Ii. $500, Mr..
CEiERRsiKE.iTFYPrsTs,. 1897. many
openings in well known organizs-
lions, 3 days. $50 to $50. No reg.
NEWT coNsUIrANTs. NC. suite
500, 1AQ6 g ct. NV.
CLERK-TYPIST for lecture ticket
desk and front once. counter with
the ability to meet the public, &C.
curate typist. aptitude with figures.
age 81 TO So, beginning salary
$4,000. excellent opportunity for
advancement, pleasant surround
inss, aforementioned building. 40.
hour, 6-day week. In confidential
resume give age. education and ex-
perisncs Beg zoos, Star. 30
PIN. 5 * g PM a Mon, Wed. Fl.
cI ITssR I II M; and 2 pm. ..n.,,
g week 70 start, paid vacation and
t ton ayaillabie. Cali MR.. LEWIS,
cLERK-TYPlsT. general once work
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ASSISTANT MANAGER, experienced
In children's apparel; excellent op-
RaFosaPniiSi ss l.irriaaIE d EissHa q
viIEinia square shopping center At
BfAiG!f4EiicciiANs. all around. salary
snd sen'I, 1S Write T SEApT1 SALON oN.
$500 Fairmont. West vifiEinia. @iS
BEAUTlCiAN : MANICURisT, apply
in person, RUBINo, 1850 Conn.
MISUNDERSTANDING opening.
apply s Ss9sN n. oiebs I'd. Arlington
iSEAxusTiiscSiaAS , excel. salary and
comm; 6-day wk no ewes. silver
springs most beautiful salon: paid
4 vacation and disqualification. BAR
RETT PARKER HAIR STYLISTS,
s640 Ga. ave-. Silver Spring. Md.
BEAUTICrAN AND MANICURisr,
gFFyIlhssTi fssss X 81 PEA S.H' l HA5R-
BEAUTICIAN or ,stylfst. Male or
shop. Salary, 500 per wk. plus
commission, Paid vacation, B-day
week. Replies confidential. BOX 10
lBEA66sTTYf oPERAToRs, marvellous o.; Z op-
portunity. for expert hair stylists
TO make top money, Pleasant. con-
genial shop: comfortably air condi-
toned. LILLIAN CRAMER. Ills
Bii4 sffi I'll GERSSk2 ' o-f RaSvleds dee o,
typing, accurate with. figures: b-day
week. Monday through Friday, $40
TO &, Apply =. H. MEHLER. La.
B06kkEErER; ASSISTANT, to OPP
crate Burroughs Sensimatic. 5-day.
40-hr. week In air-conditioned
| once. exper. preferred. Call MR..
PHILLIPS, Ho. 2-55e0 for appt.
BooKKEEPER for drug store, daily
reports, perm. 5h-day wk,; open
ing salary $50, Apply In own
handwriting. Write Box 38g-S
BOookKEEPER, sR., for acct. dept.
Of large r.. 3. Co, capable OF han
ding several sets OF books and
| taking trial balance: good salary,
plan, Apply personnel dept,
GAFRdTz CO., 1420 K 50. NV.
800. ~
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PhOnOgraph Record Clerk

Photograph Record Clerk
Exper. only. Good salary. state age
experiences and salary expected. Boa
PHOTOGRAPHIC SALESMAN, down.
town store. Excel. opportunity fol
exper man, WIN consider bsgin.
P nsIi III rs WANTED. Apply IA.
TIONAL PLAsTKR CO.. after .
PLAs;fSERERs WANTED. mechanie.
PIAsTERERs. q Do JOB work. Ap-
PLUMRERS, exper.. dependable and
8, Monday throush Saturday, ~.
PETTMSHBSER AND HELPERS, expert
enced In remodeiing, local refer
enees and drivers license. SHAPIRO
PLUMBING co. To. 2-1900.
PORTER, colored. must have switch
board exper. See res. mgr. 1901
p oofsmeR. aysj ( CLERK, for mems
furnishings store: exper. preferred;
perm. position. Apply msnager.
NATIONAL SHIRT SHOP. 1lo3 h
PkEssER. wool. some six. good and
fast, steady Job. Lu. 1884. lis
PRESSERS, wool t2l. exper. only;
good salary excel. working cond.
p AGgly l5og a R & ~ .v,.r,.nss.d
company paid Insurance and hos
pitaliZation. Apply BUCKINGHAM
SUPER MARKET. 1899 r. ]. ave,
ne. lie
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Garage Clerk

Permanent position in our garage
located in Sc. $3.50 yrs. Of axe,
work. some knoWiedge Of book
keeping helpful: 5-day, 40-hr.
week, no Saturday work. Apply
Personnel, Room COS, weekdays
$3.50 and Sat. e-l2. No phone
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ACTIVE SALESMEN

A proven opportunity locally viii
ferested IN SUBSTANTIAL income
Starting ct once. We want ener.
settle men who are seeking profit
able and respectable sales career
In . permanent field with hnnaflde
opportunity for advancement. Thii
protected repeat clientele. Not In.
Gnfnnce, books, storm windows
fencing, appliances. etc. Territories
aynilable IN suburban MONTGOMERY,
Prince GEORGES, Arlington and
FAirfex counties. Car REQUIRED
Telephone Mr.. DeWandel, Hotel
2400. CO. $1,000. --16
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SALESBlAN---A very good openinl
for g local young man z
H HoR NdTssa BUICK I'LL IAN
sALESMAN--If you are 0 local man
about 30. with o good education
! energetic and some exper. In selling
automobiles, appliances. insurance
or IS gas station attendant, look.
ing for q permanent position with
excel. chances for top pay and ad-
yancenent, write or apply 70 Mr.
J. 3. ROLAND, Sales Mgr, ROCK.
MONT MOTOR co. ITO N. Wash
st., Rockville. Nd. lie
SALESMAN, appliances, 25 or fiors
direct leads per wk. from iiewspa-
per ads. Can ST. $1,000. go
SALESMAN, home Improvement. ex.
perience essential; excellent deal
With weli-established firm. Ii 4
SALESMAN, experienced to sell "a.
dios. phonogfaphs and small ap.
pliance: Apply POTOMAC AP.
PLIANCE a. Tv CO., 9th and
SITS. NV. lis
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