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The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-04-04
MIMI HOSPITAL

Admitted: Connie Johnson.
Discharged: Helen Attatayuk
and infant daughter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14
Alaska May Gel
Eisenhower0k
For Statehood
BY the Associated Press

Speculation arose today that
President Eisenhower may ask
Congress to approve statehood
for Alaska under a bill per-
hitting him to reserve certain
areas for the military.
/ Inasmuch as the administra-
ton has repeatedly Endorsed
Hawaii's statehood aims, a presi-
dental blessing for Alaska would
put the two territories on a par
and thereby remove the objec-
ton of members of Congress who
want statehood for both or
neither.
Senator Knowland, Republican
iof California. Senate Minority
Leader. recently told Delegate
Bartlett, Democrat of Alaska.
that statehood for the northern
territory was "the first thing"
he had discussed with the Presi-
dent at a recent meeting in
Gettysburg.
Mr.. Bartlett said he had fur
nlshed Senator Knowland at
his request" with maps and
memoranda outlining the various
areas of Alaska in which it has
been proposed that the President
be empowered to set up military
reservations inside the proposed
State.
/ Such proposal would meet
what is believed to be one of the
Presidents principal objections
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14
|Bruinwushino
BYAF Ends
BY the Associated Press

The Air Force survival
school" in Nevada has stopped
putting student volunteers
through "brainwashing" inter-
rogations, though it says the
practice may be resumed later
An Air Force spokesman said
last night students now merely
observe rugged questioning ses-
sions staged by instructors.
Psychologists will try to deter
mine which teaching method is
more effective.
A final decision on which sys-
tenn to use may be made in the
spring, the spokesman said.
The school, at Stead Air Force
Base, New. offers a To-day sur
Vival course designed to pre-
pare airmen for ordealS they
would face If stranded behind
enemy lines or captured.
Some questions about the
schools realistic methods were
raised after disclosure last fall
Iof its existence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14
Whisky Roid Nets
.QuolitY BootIeooer

WALTERS, Okla, [P1.-Quality
can make up for lack in guam
tity-even In a whisky raid.
Sheriff Bill Dyer netted only
As jugs OF whisky when he
trapped a bootlegger on a dead
end road. But the sheriff said
the quality Of the liquor was
much better than the usual red
label" seized.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14
Porkine VioIotors
Fined PuinIessIv

WOODRUFF. s. c. (P.-The
city council has shown a tender
feeling for parking meter ordi-
nance violators:
The violation fee has been re-
duced from so to IS cents and
parking tickets have been re-
placed with yellow envelopes in
which violators may conveniently
pay fines by dropping them in
one of several boxes around town.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14
Schizophrenio Theory
BIomes Brain Poisons

a thought, but as the evidence
mounts it become a more re-
spectacle thought, worthy of the
most intensive research effort
The evidence comes from GER
tain drugs that can produce hal
lhclnations, feelings of unreality
and other symptoms like those OF
Schizophrenia or so-called split
personality. The drugs include
lysergic acid. mescaline. bufo-
tenine and adrenochrome.
DR.. Fabing said great advances
have been made through new
drugs that calm and relax peo-
pie. These include reserpine
chlorpromazine. and several pi-
peridyl compounds.
They often benefit persons
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14
ACC Lets Contract
For Reuctor Fuel

The Atomic Energy Commits
sion announced today the first
lump sum contract for making
atomic reactor fuel elements in
a private industrial plant.
The contract was given to the
Babcock & Wilcox Co. of New
York, which submitted the lowest
IL bids received.
Acc Chairman Lewis L.
Strauss said fabrication of the
fuel assemblies in a Babcock e.
Wilcox plant now being built at
Lynchburg. Va. would free part
of the Oak Ridge. Tenn. ma
tional laboratory for other work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14

with emotional and neurotic
problems. and they often make
mental patients easier to manage
and better behaved.
The drug attack upon mental
and emotional illnesses is just
beginning, he said, and 1.-The
areas Of ignorance are so vast
that this is still a frontier"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14

NEW YORK. Dec. IA up. -
Schizophrenia may be caused by
chemicals that poison the brain
rather than being a disease I'VE
worry and fret ourselves into
q psychiatrist said yesterday.
This "tantalizing thought" is
raised by the effects certain drugs
have on the mind, said DR.
Howard D. Fabing of Cincinnati
If peculiar brain poisonS
should be the cause, then there
might be hopes of finding speci-
f1c drugs to cure this and per-
haps other mental diseases. he
told the American Pharmaceuti-
cal Manufacturers Association
Dr.. Fabing said this possibility
of brain poisons is as yet only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14

Ito statehood for Alaska-the
need for a buffer area in which
United States military forces
would be free to move in the
event Of Russian aggression.
It was in reply to such a pro-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14

Iposal also that the Defense De-
Ipartment last spring advised
House and Senate Insular Affairs
Committees that it would have
I'less objection" to statehood un-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14

der such conditions than under
earlier proposals.
The Presidents conditioned
blessing upon Alaska statehood,
If given. could come in his an
nual state-of-the-union message.
Evening star., 1955-05-16
Statesmen
Statesmen
SALESMEN

We are looking for men to
complete our sales force. We
are the largest and oldest
organization of our type in
this area. representing the
best-known manufactures
in the business. To men
who qualify we offer FULL
TRAINING, PAY WHILE
TRAINING, QUAIL FLED
LEADS. HIGHEST CON-
MISSIONS. For personal
interview see MR.. THOMAS
at 5408 Marlboro pike Sc,
between 10 am. and 3 pm.
Do not phone.
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PAINTERS
Experienced Only
JAFFE
9II 18th St. NJ

gII 18th St. NV. --23
PLASTERERS, colored. steady work
for expert mechanics. IA. 2-S065.
competent mechanics
only Apply 1928 Connecticut ave
NV. See foreman. is
PLUMBER. white. We have been serv.
for over 80 yrs. Experienced j0bbine
repair man. must be neat, sober and
steady; also familiar with Bethesda
Chevy Chase area, We have plenty
Of work for the right man. r n
pL1sEes 3Ets fS top Oh new Stess eSSstructon zp
ply. 34T1 n. Washington blvd, OF
call ia. 2-1149. liz
PLUMBERS t2l. fairly experienced In
remodelins: have DRYERS license.
SHAPIRO PLUMBING CO., 300e Ga.
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CLAIM ADIuSTOR

ding OF compensation ciAim6s Stete
uualineAtions and salary expected.
Write. Box g2-E. star. 30
CLAIM ADJUSTOR
With some experience preferred: viii
consider law graduate. small once;
q definite chance for advancement
with expanding stock company. Call
Re. 7.6585 for appt. -11
CLERK. shipping. receiving. typine,
stock control: permanent job: age
20 to 40; Call Ju. $4,000 for ap-
cEeRK0TYPIsT. RGsRi1iF1Si seeo: prefer some D
auto exper. GENERAL EMPLOY
MENT. 1907 # ST. NV
CONSTRUCTION FOREMAN, for
sewer. water and utilities. Call
Tower 9-5s65 between 8 and 8.
COOKS. FIRST. full time and part
time twhitel. Apply MICKY GRAS-
SOS 1872 l4th st. NV. -l6
knowledge Of baking Room. board
sober, References REQUIRED. BOX 4n7-
COOKS. all around. good references.
1929 Coon. ave. between IL and B.
COOKS 2 italian: hiehly-rated per.
manent position: Q bushovs. neat
ADJ ABBY n hS1e persen n''iiise ALDO CAFE. Ii4s
COOK WANTED-All round, 7-day
wk., good wages, quarters. Until
Labor Day. See MR. IRWIN. Mar
shall Hall Park Restaurant. is
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EXPERIMENTAL
MACHINIST

We require q person with an average
level Of competence In q wide range
Of machine shop skills, plus expert
enee in sheet metal work.
We offer good salary. excellent leave
plan and MANY other empioye bene-
Evening star., 1955-05-16
SALESMAN
OPPORTUNITY

20 to 45 years old, sincere, reliable
interested in lifetime career in sale.
or management. Car required but
no travelling. Sales exper. or knowl-
edge of our business unnec. We train
you thoroughly to assure success
$1O5 q week, above-average men
earn considerably more. II qualified
promotion to sales management posi-
tion assures annual $4,000. Above
average managers have opportunity
for extremely high income for life.
Perhaps you are In your present
position because no better opportu-
nifty presented itself at the time.
This may be real opportunity for
you. For personal interview, phone
MR. ROBERT BEALS. HU. 3-63Tt !
haf Waan q a m and Y N m III
Evening star., 1955-05-16
Restaurant Managers
Manager TraineeS

Some cafeteria or restaurant expert
ente required. Excellent opportu-
nifty for advancement for young
men interested in learning restau-
rant management. Some flne
mansgement openings for expert
enced men also. For interview apply
WASHINGTON RESTAURANT AS
SOCIATION. zoos Eye st. NV. --16
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1922 H ST. NE. Ii. $4,000
--l6
GENERAL OFFICE CLERK, $3.50;
knowledge typing; under 30 years.
GENERAL EMPLOYMENT. 1907 H
GENERAL OFFICE WORK. with book
keeping experience; alert, efhcient
worker able to run complete once:
unlim. oppor.; good refs. All replies
in confidence. Box 252-C, Star. -23
GROCERY CLERK. experienced. must
have good references: good salary
Appl- 914 9Th st. sc. -16
HAIR STYLlST. experienced; salary
and commission: 5-day week. paid
vacation and sick leave; closed Sat; Sat
Inn sN I OPIERAiTOR-Knowledg Of 4o2
and basic wiring for one of Wash
ingtor's largest retail organizations
Work in pleasant atmosphere with
congeniai group. Sick leave. yaea-
surance dement's. Salary conimen-
surate with ability and experience.
Mr.. GRIFFIN, 2146 Gath pl. ne,
between 10 am. and 5 pm. week
rSsGiLATIoN MEN, expr. on blanket
must have Va. drivers license: for
appt. call JE. 2-4S31. -16
INSURANCE - Unusual opportunity
for experienced multiple line special
agent with large progressive stock
company in Maryland and the Dis
trict of Columbia. Must have proven
ability for production and man
aeerial duties. Please reply giving
age. experience family background
and military status. Box 393-E.
MAN, with car, .or es-
tablished debit: excellent opportu-
nitv for hustler. 410 Commerce g.
Savings Bldg. 7th and E SITS. , W.
al
exper. with coal stoker,
pointing. maintenance work; mar
ried, no children. not over 35, re-
cent local Iefs.; good nav. modern
i-bedrm, apt RA. 3-445a. --I9
JANITOR. colored. experienced stoker
heat; small downtown bldg Good
starting salary, plus modern apt.
Apply DIXIE HOUSING CO., 11l5
18th ST, NV. 3 to $40 pm. ia.
9-l702. or HO. 2-0149. -.
JANITOR, couple. eolored, for small
downtown bldg. with auto. heat.
NIsAEp APT, IN ExcHANdE FoR
SERVICE. Man may work out
and woman to be home, Apply
DIXIF HOUSING CO.. 1115 18th
st. NV. to $50 pm. lis
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Statesmen

Inside, outside sales. Car necessary.
Draw against commission. Car al
lowance. 40-hr., 5-day week: ex-
perience helpful. but not necessary.
Excellent company BENEFITS to the
8 who qualify
SEARS. ROEBUcK a. CO,
$500 Wis. Ave. NV. LIZ
Evening star., 1955-05-16
RELP--MEN
JANIToR

JAN1TOR
Must be thoroughly exper.. refs re-
uuired; over 40 yrs. OF age: no chill
dren; SITS mo. plus apt Apply
CAFRfTz CO.. 1870 X It. NV,
Evening star., 1955-05-16
SALESMEN t3)
NATIONAL
statesmen

PROFESSIONAL TYPE Statesmen
WHO ARE LOOKING FOR An
OPPORTUNITY TO EARN
$4,000 PER YEAR
YOU WILL REPREsENT AN OR.
fsSEzA1ToM efkobHcT WH1rH THAT go6 69FEHRs WFIi "A
sGPpLY BONA FiDE LEADS
SALES AIDS AND A GUARANTEED
INCOME: NO FLOATERS, PLEASE
WE ARE INTERESTED ONLY IN
hEN eERMSNENr MHo ARE pIoaIpiE6 IoakThG roe eoN 4
Front From ID An. t.oTo 70 4 Pm NON NON
DAY THROUGH FRIDAY TO AR
RANGE A CONFIDENTIAL INTER
SEAT COVER MAN. experienced; goot
opportunity. for right man: goot
starting salary. Call OIL. $4,000,
shRvrcR ~ & 0 sTarloN ga ATTENDANT man
rsAs' man; age $50: local @ tPea Pefs.; ISL 81
RoNs sUNoco SERVICE. wis. ave
sERyisE iha ssEer f TAT1oN Ass1sT5HHN1 4
MANh1Eh lOE tdIRe OptEdLlOu, MUS
handing men. Applicants must ap.
CoNNoRS, NC. 272l Nayior I'd Sc
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Experienced IN fabrication. good sal
ary plus mmissicn. coNNoR's
INC. 2721 Naylor I'd. Sc. Is
SHOE SALESMAN Only those ex-
perienced need apply Excellent
working conditions and salary
JOSEPH DeYOUNG, 4124 Wilson
blvd, Arl --lS
SHOE statesmen, experienced; ex.
cellent opportunity: right man car
become assistant manager: paid va
Call MR.. FRAZIER, UN. 4-4700, fol
appointment. 5426 Annapolis I'd.
Bladenshurg Md. --16
SHOE statesmen. experienced: regu.
lar work: salary plus commissions
Apply A. 3. BECK SHOE STORE
1915 r st. NV. lis
SHOE statesmen, family shoe store
experience; steady job. top salary
1856 Wilson blvd, Arl., IA. 7-2n04
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statesmen
OPENING FOR 2 MEN

Complete line hospital. A. and H, life
salary. top commission; renewals
Phone g-l2 Am. daily for appt.. oV
3-2956
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HELP--MEN

PLUMBER HELPERS. experienced on
remodeling; have drivers license
SHAPIRO PLUMBING CO.. 5000
Ca. ave. NV III
PORTER Weekend relief. hours
Saturday. a,30 pm, to 1880 am:
Sunday. 2 am to 4.45 p.m.: air.
conditioned ant. bldg. In NV &c
TO receiving room. q am to 5 pm
$500 wisconsin ave. NV. to apply
PoRTER-DRlvER, ea-es yrs. Of age:
local business refs. required, steady
work. good salary. BOULEVARD
LIQUORS, 2106 E st. NV. ME.
S-45t31.
|PRESSER. all-around man. SUNRISE
LAUNDRY. I'LL Wilson blvd. Ross
lyn, Va. --I6
PRODUCE MAN for supermarket. good
pay. steady work. Apply @. W
IT
Evening star., 1955-05-16

REFRIGERATION MECHANIC - To
service and install ice cream cabi-
nets and soda fountains; must have
tools ana be thoroughly exper. in
refrigeration service. furnish refs ;
perm. year-round job, vacation,
ABBOTT'S DIARIES. INC. UN. A.
1000. --16
REPORTER, political writer with
knack for research; medium expe-
rience desired but lively interest in
covering politics and developing as
specialist more important. Poplar
2-47S6, -16
RESIDENT MANAGER for garden
apt. development In Va to handle
rentals and supervise maintenance
personnel; compensation commensu-
rate with ability. Write. Eox 41T-E.
Star. -18
Evening star., 1955-05-16
COPY BOY

Gigs yrs. Of age, Some college back.
Ground: must knos city. possess I
D. C, drivers permit and clear traf.
nc record. Permanent position. Ap'
ply Personnel. Room f06. Open week
days, S:3a-5 and Sat, 9-12. No
phone calls.
Evening star., 1955-05-16
SALESMAN

SALESMAN
Must have local experience selling
merchandise to drug stores. groceries
delicatessens. etc. Established city
territory, permanent position, 5-day
week. Phone Mr.. Gibbs for appoint
ment. Ii. 6-33SS, WASHINGTON
TOBACCO CO.. 1915 Bird st. ne.
Evening star., 1955-05-16
HEtP--MEN
BOQKKEEPER


Must have experience or training to
handle complete set of books. Ex-
cellent opportunity for advancement.
5-day week. age 26-40, white. Phone
Mr.. Gibbs. for appointment. Ii. g.
33SS. WASHINGTON TOBACCO CO.
1915 Bird. st. ne. -16
BKKG. MACH. ORR, se40. 3 days.
GENERAL EMPLOYMENT, 1907 H
Ra1fsF41EE sas s. As ssPs. ID 'aR ssss sSss
BRiickLAYERs. Ii Sisi s.S ssi 30 per day. 7 g.
day week; 3-year' lob. Apply COuN-
TRY CLUB i,iLLs. Rte 5S ! mi.
west Of Fairfax Circle, between Rte.
50 and Rte. 2;s8. Fairfax. Va. Mr
BRiiGtKLAYERs. ditiKsAYEs sas.. White. non-
union. sober mechanics only. ia. 4.
1854; ewes. and SUM-, JE 4-7i70
BuLLDozER AND LOADER operators:
white only: for perm. work. Apply
At Lee hwy. and Prosperity ave. on
Ate. 1921. LIS
BULLDozER oPR.-BETH.
For I'd IA for fine grading. exper.
only. See BUD KASABA. Out Wis.
ave. to Cedar lane, right to Chanute
dr.. rieht to lob -16
BUTCHER, experienced preferred, all
round man. under 40: chance for
advancement for right man. Short
hours. must drive. Box 1l1.E, star
Evening star., 1955-05-16
ROOM CLERK

ONE OF wAsHINoToNs LEADING
F9FEs FoR hs aAs asAsEk1ESeEp RSssi0N aNp PRE- RE
LIABLE MAN, ONE WHO CAN
TAKE FULL CHARGE OF FRONT
OFFICE DURING THE HOURS OF
AGE EXPERIENCE AND OTHER
PERTINENT INFORMATION ALL
REPLIES WILL. BE TREATED CON-
FIDENTIAI,. BOX 159-E. STAR.
Evening star., 1955-05-16

Large national concern has opening
for 2 experienced statesmen g cover
Washington and nearby Virginia
and Maryland areas. Must be mar.
ried under As years Of age and
have car we will pay Q men who
qualify. 500 per week while In
training. Cali In person. 1921 14th
st. NV. after 10 am. Ask for Mr..
Evening star., 1955-05-16

CLAIMS ADJUsTER--Lafee stock
Casually Co., experienced In han.
ding Of compensation claims: state
Write. Boy a2-E. star. 20
Evening star., 1955-05-16
SALES MANAGER

1886, college degree, accredited
Married. substantial reference nee.
essary. We give thorough training
In all phases OF our selling and
MANAGEMENT methods. The qualified
man can expect to earn an excellent
income and further pro notion. State
preyions experience. BOX 404-Y
Star.
SALES MGR, $500 Must have heavy
appliance exper. GENERAL EN-
PLOYMENT. 1907 H st. NV.
Evening star., 1955-05-16

TILE Settlers, 1st class wanted.
Call XII. 9-1165. --19
TIRE CHANGERS to). experienced:
good opportunity for right men wlfo
are steady Good starting salary.
Call OIL. $4,000. 3 am. to 6 pm.
Evening star., 1955-05-16

income and further pro notion. State
preyions experience. Box 404-Y
SALES MGR. $500 Must have heavy
appliance exper. GENERAL EN-
PLoYMENT. 1907 H st. NV.
Sales Representatives
sssd Is tos sarsss s; WITH msor esss
sary. Excellent opportunity in mer-
chandfsinR End supervising service
stations in the Washington area
age age q to ,ia. A. ,s saisry paid PAID vasa- n,
pany beaefts. Give complete de-
tails BOX 1b7-E, star. --16
SALESMAN, printing: oid-established
Baltimore firm anticipating opening
ONCE TO cover D. c. and surround
ing territory, interested in contact
ing. ambitious. salesman, with fol.
lowing, for letter press, Offset and
related composition. Write Boz
sAiEsMAS. for mems furnishings
store, experienced preferred but not
necessary. Excellent earnings. won-
derful opportunity Permanent po-
sHfRr sah1R sRS sAR6g 4ss RsnssI sss St. NATIONAL
SALESMAN for retail store .of cad
ing ONCE supply CO.: substantial
selling exper. essential. preferably
office supplies; excel. future FOR man
Of ambition. Call MR.. THOMAS,
sSEiasMaS:; SEiasSsHS; haberdashery; ea steady
employment. opportunity for ad,
sHoPs.e Inc. 5os Ninth o St. nv NV: .
for top merchandising
liquor store: prefer grocery clerk ex-
perience with good selling back
ground, unlimited opportunity for
live wire. Box 333-E. Star. -23
SALESMAN--We have an opening for
an experienced salesman, such ex.
perience need not be automotiye. II
you have confidence. in your ability,
we believe we can show you how TO
make important money selling
Americas No. I car for one, OF
Washington's most respected dealers.
Sc sARRYl MEi YlPATE Ianf n Moron CO.. INC.
"Wash.'s Oldest Chevrolet Dealer"
SALESMAN-AT ONCE
Local territory now open for qualified
man to represent national corpora;
tion in dignified semiprofessional
capacity Consistent and intelligent
effort vii. insure excellent steady
year round income and perma-
nent career in distinctly low-pres.
sure field. Pleasant contacts, reDeai
business. exclusive territory. Pre-
vious sales experience not essential as
successful applicant will receive COM
necessary. Write HICKS, BOX 202
Newark New Ynrjx state
Evening star., 1955-05-16

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, / experi-
enced full time; excellent oppor-
tunity for the right man. Earnings
in excess Of $4,000 a year to a
man who will work. Pleasant air
cooled office of 8. Call Mr.. Bill
Kingsley for interview EN- 2-a326.
BILLINGSLEY REALTY CO.. 81
REAL EsTATi sALEsMEN-we have
top notch new-home projects to be
sold. II YOU can qualify for top
notch earnings call for appointment.
SUPERIOR REALTY CO., HE. A.
2S6S: ewes. RA. 6-363l. -16>
REAL ESTATE Statesmen (coloredll
Join our aggressive. experienced
women; full or part sin,e Lu
VIEW REALTY CO
REAL ESTATE statesmen (2l-
FULL TIME ONLY. We have the
fiaest commission and bonus plan
in effect. What We want are en-
thusiastic people with drive VINO
desire to become nart Of a small
organization where the atmosphere
IS pleasant with stimulating and
rewarding results. Call Mr.. Parisi,
daily. ia. 5-1717; eyes,, WO.
THE LAURIE CORP.
1884 Wilson Blvd, Arlington. Va.
Evening star., 1955-05-16
TREE SKINNER

Must be experienced In surgery, ca
bling. cavity work and removal. To
work exclusively around private
properties. Highest salary In Wash.
area offered Reply giving full par
Evening star., 1955-05-16
SALESMAN AM
SALESMAN

Wholesale. to sell Capitol phonograph
records and access. to dealers and
ops. Exclusive territory. West
Md, valley Of Va, Eastern shore;
estab. accts.: vol. excess $100.000
Present salesman retiring after
covering area IS yrs. Expense. sal
airy and bonus; age 25-35. Phone
Mr.. Nelson for sappt. NELSON &
CO. INC. Baltimore, Md. Broad
way 6-4439. --22
statesmen (2). exceptional oppor.
tunity with old established firm,
permanent position See Mr. Copley
GEO. r. MUTH CO., INC. 1913.
New York ave. NV.
SALESMEN-Sell Encyclopaedia Bri'
tannica leads. Call RE. 1901 sol
appointment III
SALESMEN, awnings and storm win
dows. We have more leads than we
can handle. Exp. full-time closers
only. Call SAM MORGAN. DU.
?.4aGn for interview; -17
n:tv with old established firm, per-
manent ,.ns,tion; See MT Copley
GEO F. MUTH CO.. INC. 1882 New
York ave. NV. lis
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The Evening Star
11th and Pa. Ave. NV.

,IylL ENGINEER, man whose life
has Just begun: someone past 40,
experienced In land subdivision. Box
392-Y, Star. 16s
Evening star., 1955-05-16
FURNITURE
SALESMAN

Experienced, good salary and
commission, permanent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-11-05
Six Hurt in Crash
on ROUTE |. Laurel

six persons were injured When
two cars collided at U. s. Route
/ and State Route 1913 in Laurel
Nd. early today. @
Mike Myers, IS. colored, Of
GAINESVILLE, Md, suffered cuts
which required 100 stitches tc
close, Leland Memorial Hos.
Ipital reported.
Granville Sly. ir.,s i6. of Sandy
Spring road, Laurel, suffered :
possible skull and hip fracture
He was reported in good condi.
ton today at Prince Georges
General Hospital.
Mr.. Hyers was a passenger II
Ia car operated BY James E
Myers, 90. colored, Of Clarksville
He suffered minor cuts. Lanre
town police said the Myers cal
Irammed q vehicle driven by thu
Sly youth after running through
Ia stop sign.
Others injured were: Johr
Norwood, 81, Of Laurel, who suf-
Ifered d broken leg: Robert
Smith, II, of Laurel. leg cuts
land Dickie Weagley, 90. of 81;
Fourth street. Laurel.
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Randall Promoted
BY Stute Police

PIKESVIILE. Nd. Nov. S Up.
Col. Elmer F. Munshower, SUI
,perintendent Of State Police, to-
day announced that Capt. Paul
y. Randall has been promoted to
the rank Of major. He win have
the title Of adjutant and viii be
third in command. Col. Nun
shower said, assuming the re-
responsibilities Of the superintend-
ent and executive officer in their
absences.
Mai. Randall joined the de-
partment in June. Of 1883. He
previously worked IN the me-
Ichanical department OF The
Washington Evening Star.
The new major, who lives in
Easton with his wife and daugh-
ter, topped q list Of i've high
scorers In the examination for
the promotion with q score Of
I90.03.