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Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-07-28

constitute a nuisance" and pro.
vided that the land use meets
certain specifications: "airports.
animal boarding places, animal
cemeteries, children's camps, hos.
pitfalls and care homes, eleemosy..
naries and philanthropic institu.
tions, medical and dental clinics,
motels, multi-family dwellings,
private club, private schools, col.
1egeS and universities, radio and
teleVision stations and toWers
public rifle, pistol skeet or trap
shooting ranges; sand, gravel, or
clay pits; sanitary fills or incin.
orators, sewage treatment plants,
slaughterhouses, and swimming
pools other than publicly owned"
And Antique Shops
Home antique shops" was
added to the permitted land uses.
and Outdoor theaters" was add.
ed to the special exceptions. A
long discussion on the advis.
ability of classifying "Sawmills"
as a permitted zone use ended
in allowing the recommendation
to stand as written.
Mr.. Taubin explained the set.
back line provisions: "where
land in the agricultural zone
abuts a publicly maintained
road the front building line shall
be setback at least 60 feet from
the right-of-way line if it can be
determined and at least 96 feet
from the center line if the right
of-way line cannot be deter
mined; provided that whatever
existing residential building de-
velopment is located not more
than 500 feet from the center of
the subject land, the setback
need not be greater than the
average setback of all the resi-
dental building development
within 500 feet of the center of
the subject Land; and provided
further that in no case shall the
setback be less than 60 feet from
the center line of any public
road"
The planning engineer stated,
This is an attempt to average
out the setback line with tie
existing property" Council mem
bers agreed to these provisions
but objected to the lack of side
line and back-line setback re-
quirements. Several councilmen
reported incidents of hog-pens,
Lighthouses, etc, being built flush
with the property line. However
suggestions of 80 foot and so
foot side and back-line building
setbackS were rejected and the
original mo requirement" was
left unchanged.
The final wrangle of the long
AiACCiAIlS NCIIlClSQ dIOUIlu HIS"
understanding over the wording
of the off-street parking and
service requirements, "Off street
parking shall be provided fort
every building and use created,
erected, enlarged. or increased in
capacity in the district after the
effective date of this ordinance:
provided that no such require
ment shall apply to dwellings,
buildings, and other structures
to be used exclusively for pur-
poses of agriculture and on land
used solely for agriculture.
The council recommended a
more clearly worded off-street
parking requirement that would
reassure farmers who might feel
compelled to provide such park
ing.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-07-28
Up County Zone :.

Continued from Page u
Walker asked if all up-county
residents would agree that the
detailed methods actually pro
tected and promoted the public
health, safety and general vel
fare" A 50 vote (Councilmen
Stella Werner and j. G. Walker
in favor deleted the specifica,
tionS.
Before voting on the ordinance
continued, several councilmen
urged public hearings in each
county district so that "the
people can tell us what they
want"
Mr.. Baughman advised, Lets
not ram this thing down their
throatS," and Charles Jamison
exclaimed, I'm in favor of hear
ings in each district, too. After
all, they're the people who have
TO live with this ordinance" No
vote was taken on hearings in
the up-county area but the coun.
Gil indicated it would favor such
an arrangement.
When the discussion reached
the question of the number, type
and size of the zones. the battle
lines were drawn. Councilmen
Baughman and Williams urged a
one-half acre minimum lot size
in the agricultural zone instead
of the ordinances proposed five
acre minimum so that every
time l want to sub-divide and
build l don't have to come to the
council and get down on my
knees and beg for a Zoning
change"
eliminating Farming"
To this Mrs. Werner eXclaim-
ed, "But wer're eliminating agri-
culture" G. K. Walker, a farmer
posed the question. Are we 60
ing to let a farm be sold piece
by-piece and when it's all divided
into half-acre lots still allow the
lot owners to pay agriculture
zone taXeS?" Council President
Walker tried to reconcile the
argument by advising 81 don't
think this or any other council
would deny a farmers applica-
ton for subdivision"
Motions to set the minimum
agriculture zone lot size at one
half acre, three acres and five
acres were all defeated. After
several whispered conferences
another vote was taken and the
proposed five-acre minimum
was adopted. Mr.. Williams, ex-
asperated, sighed. "Us up-county
folks don't have a chance!"
Next, the council took up the
permitted uses of the agriculture
zone. In addition to farming.
forestry, animal raising and or
chard raising, h e proposed
ordinance allows amateur radio
stations, boarding houses. carni.
walls and similar events not ex-
ceeding two months in length,
cemeteries, churches. foster
homes n d nurseries, green
houses, guest homes, home occu-
patton arrangements, pipelines,
power transmission lines, rail-
road tracks, private rifle, pistol.
skeep or trap shotting ranges;
publicly owned or operated
buildings including swimming
polls, residential professional
offices, riding stables, sawmills.
stands or shelters for selling
farm produce, private swimming
pools and tourist homes"
Providing for special excep.
tions, the ordinance states, "The
following land uses shall be per.
mitted in the agricultural zone
as special exceptions upon find.
ing by the Board of Appeals that
/ the DronOcad land Ica will NOT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-04
FanCy-Feathered
Friends
SpeE ronf Cover
See Front Cover

A new national pet craze - exotic birds -
Is here in flash Of many -eoIored wings
The day when the parrot and the canary monopozed the
sanctuary of the American home Today the U.S.
living is full of wings The birds shown here
photographed Louis Ruhe, Inc, Woodside, NJ Y Bird
importers like Ruhe used to sell exotic stock only
they're filling thousands of orders from private citizens
The birds have varying talents. Finches economical.
eating only birdeed while larger birds like the myna and
toucan need richer diets The myna talk rings around
parrot and depending his vocabulary from S35
$500. But for bird call pal, the tops He
trails his like pup and easily trained It's Jimmy
Duranes favorte bird naturally and big hit
TV show smoking cigar p. N. s.
Arizona sun., 1955-05-13
Local People Must Clear Slums
Or Endunqer Value Of All Homes

LOS ANGELES (Special)- -Slun
clearance is the responsibility of
local communities, not the federal
government.
Fritz B. Burns, past president of
the National Association of Real
Estate Boards, said recently the
nations $220,000 100000 investment
in fifty million homes is in jeopar-
dy unless strict building codes are
adopted to require owners of old
er homes to maintain health and
safety standards.
While the nation is building a
million new homes a year, Burns
reports, another million are being
allowed to slide into the slum cate
CORY. The decay of the heart of
cities into slum areas puts an
added tax burden on every other
section of the community, includ-
ing new hemes, creates crime, So
cial and health problems.
Ownership, of property, Burns
declares, is a privilege, which car
ries with it certain obligations, and
Arizona sun., 1955-05-13

if home owners permit their prop
ertes to deteriorate below health.
and fire safety standards, the,
homes should be torn down at
owners expenses.
More than ninety percent of all
homes in the nation are built of
wood, therefore easy to remodel
and modernize. Building materials
ere as close as the nearest retail
lumber yard. Carpenters like soft
woods such as Douglas fir because
they can be adapted to do almost
any repair job.
Arizona sun., 1955-05-13
q. How can easily remove the
paraffin when opening Jelly iarsf

= "A. This can easily be done if,
after filling the jar with jelly, a
strong piece of string about six
inches long is laid over the top of
each jar. Pour the paraffin over
the cord and let harden. When the
Jelly is to be used the paraffin will
slip out easily by taking hold of
each end of the string and pulling,
Arizona sun., 1955-05-13
Friday the 18th

FrlOav the I0GH
Well. Folks,
Don't let a black cat cross your
path! Don't walk under a ladder!
j But even if you would have to do
that, come on down to Reddy's
Corner for Lucky" We mean
Lucky Lager, Or for any popular
beverage. Did you know that we,
at Reddy's Corner, carry nearly
20 brands of beer, and in all sizes?
Big cans; little cans, and regu-
lar cans. Big bottles, little bottles,
deposit hotties and throw-away
!. bottles. We have Eastern Beer,
Western Beer, Southern Beer,
Mountain Beer and, of course.
| Desert Beer ('Tis A-1derful beer)
i'm fact we even have Root Beer
and Ginger Beer. So if it is Beer
or some other ice cold beverage
that you are looking for to beat
this 100 degree heat that the
weatherman has predicted for
this weekend just come on down
to Reddy's Corner, we are keep
ing it cold for you.
"REDDY"
P.S.-DO you have all of your
plans made for "the biggest
event of the year," May oath is
the date, $3.50 pm. is the time!
We will see you there?
FREDDY"
Arizona sun., 1955-05-13


COMMON INTEREST Defense
warming unrendly planes
Maj Tiaon Cane Air Force aon officer at
FCDA types Miss
boOkkeeper and recruit the Ground Observer Corps
at the GOO post
History building Michigan
Arizona sun., 1955-05-13

SEE N. c. Mitchell for the Okla
homa Black Dispatch. BR 6-6447.
FOR RENT room house, mod
ern. AL. 3-2497. 1908 E. Jackson.
Evening star., 1955-09-11
HELP-MEN
PAINTERS

New and old work. IA. s-6xl4. LII
PAN OPERAT0B for I'D. e tractor
also bulldozer operator. dne grad.
Ing: experienced only. MAeTKE
BUILDERS, 0e Defense hlghWay
SMoodlayn Hsightsl. Landcyel
PAKKiNG ATTENDANT. fun time
erences; us 18th st. NV. -12
PHARMACIST, permanent position,
fast drugstore, Salisbury, Md. State
qualifications references. Boz 222-
PaARMACIsT. for downtown mer.
ehandising drugstore: alternate
hours. no sundays. Apply WHELAN
DRUG AGENCY, 1401 q st. NV,
PHaRMAcCffsSf-MANAGER; ton. sal.
AIRY and excellent future for capable,
ambitious young man, now able OF
quick at learning to manage store
probably. State all facts and ex-
perience. Box 1927. Star.
PHARMACEUTICAL RESEARCH CO,
Needs quail, exper. detail man
for Wash. and Northern Va: sal
Ary, expenses and excel. bonus ar
PanaTnaOk IN A.QkIR
Evening star., 1955-09-11
LUBE MAN

MAIL CLERK, no expeT. pecessary,
willing 70 train. CAN RI. 7-777O
NAE Eo0M CLERK, capable Of
SUPERVISING operations Of small
ndvdSSi nd I0SH vanssd W .spslisnee dssis IL
maintainins and operating Ad-
dressoeraph mailing system; typing
ability helpful but not essential;
salary open, depending upon ex.
perielce and cApahihty; annual
and sick leave benefits. hospitali-
aisiSS.d. assiSn ana ca sin'ia mR plapA sAR6oB9
Ho. 2-1620 between 10 am. and
MAfNfiENascE nj sHi anseislsS NAN. as-4o. insti-
E sSE.iosPi os.isS s.yz Ta z krlnisosk Mnassos '1Dii
MAMTENANCE NAN, 1st : class
mech. white, thoroughiy sxDer,
and repair--AbIs TO estimate. carry
out smaller Jobs on own. NUS
have own tools and transp. Good
ref. essential. BondAle. Leave
phone no. WO. 6-2766.
MAINTENANCE MAN and jenitor,
eoiored. Handy with tools. and good
painter. Must have own tools and
Honest. SOBER. re reliable. refs. Perm.
and good salary II qualified. Give
iull details and minimum salary.
MxIETfENAkCE MAN. for garden
apartment project in D. c.: must
be experienced with hot-water
plumbing general repairs. Apply
1924 Eye So. nv. Room 202: liz
MAINTENANCE MAN
White, for large garden-type apt.
project: must be experienced; Sal-
ary and quarters. Don't apply un-
less you know maintenance work
and want . permanent job. Write
MANAGER for wholesale and retail
hsh. business. State exper. and
quai. In letter 70 Box 1887. star.
Evening star., 1955-09-11
Sales Representative
Be Our Guest For
LUNCHEON
OLMSffEEAD's

Are you dissatisfed with your pres.
ent ioba Do you need more money!
Do you want Q successful ana re-
Wsrding lifetime career with Q hpe
company, selling product Of the
highest meftt2
II 90. this may be the greatest op-
portunity OF your life. One year ago
bictograph opened the Washington
Once Of its Fire Safety Division.
Today 80 Washington salesmen IN
five branch offices know what this
program has done for them.
IN the next 12 months we win open
O dozen more ofices In this area
and nearby states and you may be
the man to run one. OF these
branches or head q division or
manage an area for US.
Because of the training and super
vision you will receive, former SELF
ing experience. although valuable.
is not essential.
Wouldn't It be wise to get the de.
tails Of this wonderful opportunity?
II YOU are available to 60 TO WORK
OF once and have o ear. Join US
for lunch ct olmstead's 1886 G st.
NV, Tuesday, September 13 At II
noon sharp. Otherwise, can IA. p
6o07 for interview.
ASK FOR MIR. BAMY
Evening star., 1955-09-11
HELP-MEN

SALESMAN 70 manage furniture
store: Silver Spring area: must b
exper.: salary and commission. Ap-
ply 1895 Tth st. NV" Eu. S-3646.
SALESMAN for local wholesale dis
tri5ssSr e liquors. 5S ana EiIsii: G,si: fS,
Greek extraction and IS years OF
under; salary commemorate with
ability; auto necessary. Write, stat
ing sxperience and references. Box
SALESMAN. ~. APPLIANCES: direct
Lea leads sfS.rc Drly no esrVasssaing % sa6g draw end
SALESMAN. with hardware and cleo
trical supplies exper.. TO call on
dealer trade. Many accounts al
ready established; must have car;
good oppor. for the right person.
Apply bet. 3-5 pm. ATLANTIC
ELEcTRICAL AND HARDWARE
CORP 1925 10th st. ne: Ia
sALESMAN. jeweiry: active credit
;s;weisy lew. store; steady ssy. emplcymsrt; |.
benefits. good salary and commits
sion. Apply manager. KENTS. 701
18th st NV. No phone calls. -13
Industrial equipment;
leads furnished; EARN $4,000:
profit sharing. Write details, edu-
cation. background. experiences. Boz
1904 QeorgetoWn Station.
SALESMAN We are the largest
Washington. Our institutional d.
vision now has an opening for an
exceptional young man. Salary SIS
per week to start: car furn,; all
company dement's. An exceptional
opportunity for future. Give edu-
cation. age. experience and refer
/. encss; R9x LOST, Star Star. .,;;- ia :,
nsESssFs ns6ts. Tools. se Esse..ns stsasas SpSor
sn.' soIt .S sSE ISSnas sSniss mon isa sins insur e
Salary and commission. Car al
lowance. Interviews start 1880
Hartman. BARBER q ROSS CO..
9th and v sts. me-. DE. 2-O6Ol.
SALESMAN, with car. age 1888;
salary plus comm. on all sales;
weekly repeat orders. selling whole
sale TO local merchants. Write Box
S6-S, Star.
SALESMAN, exper. real estate. with
college. training. who 10 honest and
Ssav.s % ssa9s Fan fo5 sd Isa & s tSsua e d1s Sas
Is willing TO work l2-hrs. . day,
6-days o VIZ. to be truly successful.
Excel opportunity for thorough-
bred. Mod. once serving Mont:
gomery Co. Come to lit Carron
ct. NV. Mon. Tues, 9 am: to I
RE; R;EEhr fslI fsrAYTg.. y. $1,000 SAINuM
SALESMAN, shoe experience helpful
but not necessary. Pleasant work
ing conditions, good salary. See
Mr.. 0llyerman ct SURPLUS SALES
CO, Q2R Penna. ave. NV.
Retail liquor store
experience ONLY. Excellent salary
plus opportunity for advancement:
srste sy REPLIES srictg caS
confidential Our salesmen know
Of this ad. Box 41s-T. Star. lib
for mems furnishings
store; experience preferred; per-
manent position; excellent oppor:
tunity. Apply NATIONAL SHIRT
SHOE; e42 ! q; nv. ElS
sALEsMAG-Actiye credit iewelry
salesman. good salary and com
. large chain and prospects are
excellent for promotion. Reply. to
sHE in EooRE BUSINESS
FORMS, INC, worlds largest man
ufacturer Of multi-part business
forms and related ONCE equipment,
has opening IN local established ter
Ittory for aggressive young man. ~
through 80. The man we seek
needs some previous intangible SELL
ing experience and ct least years
college. Car necessary. Remunera-
ton based on salary. commission
end expense account. Call ma. B.
6707 for appointment.
Evening star., 1955-09-11
MELP-MEN

ZEAL KsTATR-Mar 70 specializs
N. 4 'as n..ss.sd e lSs' aHd p.ssa. t1a e ss
ones merely wanting 70 supplement
existing income. EDWARD r.
BRIGGS. REALToR. IA. 5-6402.
REAL ESTATE Statesmen CVA.l
EXPERIENCED
One Of Arlington's most reliable and
faStest-growing real estate frms
has openings for experienced real
estate saiesmen. Our commission
plan 10 finest. II you are expert
enced and interested In making
contact Mr., PARISH at IA. 5-l717.
THE LAURIE CORPORATION
1884 WILSON BLVD. ARL.
Evening star., 1955-09-11
SALES TRAINEE

Two openings for neat. intelligent
ambitious men, 21-35. Permanent;
local; 5000 up. plus company
benefits. Call ME. o-2337 for per-
sonal interview; must be available
Immediately.
SALESMAN, Kitchen and bath re-
m9deling dept;;. . married; .oy eyer "a: SS:
mechanics and present references
ct time of interview. Average
iSatioi. Cali Mr.. RoBERT. sT. O.
900. JOHN @. WEBSTER COM
SALESMAN. for retail giit shep; g; ez;
GIFTS, S1b Pa. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1955-09-11
NEWSSTAND CLERK
MITE MAN

9wttchnoArd Operator
JEROME BRODIE Oh. 10000
N,TnsEEySMEAsNa ,Ca sTDsEisnesd ..,o. e.
yard, In suburbs Of Wash, D. C.
Middle-ased single man. or with
wife only. Comfortable and roomy
2nd-fioor apt. with heat, Light and
running vster. LONGTIME Job Il
satisfactory: job available ct once.
Give refs, age. experience. wage.
letter. Box 36S-T Star. Pereonal
visit desirable L feasible. QUAINT
ACRES NURSERIES, colesville I'd
81 SfricE 20 fSslIHSs 81 sR5 Me vi WIN sssa0 ssiO
young man to handle desk and
phone order work In attractive
suburban once Of chemical and
laboratory supply house. Should
be high school graduate with
course IN chemistry. Apply IN
person. FISHER SCIENTIFIC CO..
7722 Woodbury. dr., Silver spring.
NAG. -4L
Evening star., 1955-09-11
HO. 2-2476

OFFSET PLATE MAKER, deep-etch
nsnt position. T THAYNEs LfTHo-
on 4E4RHISSE hHRSES 60 sERy,SIM2S Nv SIsM922SS .7p,r,-
eneed In servicing al types OF
burners; permanent position; ex-
cellent opportunity. See Mr.. BlAnks,
A. p. WOoDSoN. 9th and Miehi-
OfTICiAN, benchman and hitter;
must be experienced. 0RfGd OP-
TICIAN, 1925 Eye Ut. NV.
experienced dispenser and
bench man, for medical clinic.
GROUP HEALTH ASSOC. 1925
Vermont ave. NV: 40-44 hr. wk. |;
hourly salary commemorate with
experience. Call Elk. 3-693e for
okBRR 9saupPsiERyIsoR. 10 70 30:
permanent position, 5-day week:
good starting salary. Gail. CO.
6-770z for ant. 10 be interviewed.
Evening star., 1955-09-11

REAL ESTATE sALEsMHN - New
eisss n.. r. tunda%snsals .%sash Of real e:
Learn the business. Class starts
Sept. IS, 8 pm.
MARSHALL j. wAPLE co.
1894 1zth .. NV. AD. A-200b
Evening star., 1955-09-11
statesmen

One Of the oldest and lAzg-
est landscape nursery prod
ucts companies operating
nationally. viii employ msn
in this area TO call on cur
established customers Anq
open nsy accounts; N0
as We have the finest train
ing program n the indHs;;
and immediate: national
excess Of 5000. Above
average men earn oonsider-
ably more and have op-
portunity for managemsnt
pleasant, diEnified, semi
professional selling and Of
fers o lifetime career. Our
customers repeat year after
year and there are no sea-
sons as we contract six
months TO . year ahead,
This Is strictly saleswork and
we are not interested in
landscape gardeners or labor
married, over "a. have .
car and some experience IN
doing business with the
pubic. For personal inter
view telephone MR.. ROBERTS
BEAIIS, District Manager,
at the Woodner, HU. 3-6373
from 8 a.pa. to z pm, Tues
day and Wednesday.
Evening star., 1955-09-11

PHONE SOLICITORS. Exper., TO sci
ads for 3 theater programs In thii
RECORDS SALES.
MEN for Washington's largest chair
of retail record stores. Experience
preferred. but not necessary. VIZ
win train those with Q genuine
interest IN music. Excellent Startinl
salary and chance for advancement
Full or part-time employment
Apply In person. SUPER MUSIC
CITY. 1850 = q. NV. liz
Phonograph Record Clerk
Exper. only. Good salary. state age,
experience and salary expected. BOZ
219-E. Star. Ill
PHOTOGRAPHERS, portrait and
candid. permanent position with
national organization. state age,
experience and sal. expected. Send
complete resume In 6fSt letter tc
Box 46o-R, Star. Our employees
know Of this ad. l3s
T0GRARHY-Young man with
knowledge Of commercial printing,
developing, etc. Good opportunity
for intelligent, industrious person.
CHASE. 1904 u st. NV. DI. T-4900.
Evening star., 1955-09-11

rSo,RETEsE-coi0Tsd;, S,E e. , ior ned.rn aDt
1901 Vermont ave. NV. Ia
PORTER, for grocery store. over q
si.ltss s9s :oiesI; MI. sssSs ssSsnfs ~. =
rRsssEE, rRRsesss az Experienced; aisi p.rt tG lin.
34iO l1th St. NV.
IPRESSMAN fof. Job work, experiences
only. No telephone calls. Apply
in person. 1893 9th st. NV.
PROPERTY MANAGER
For large real estate ersanization;
nl,a,s. phaSss Of apt Dlds opsrstion' in in
tenant relations: BET. SO and 4S
vacation plan, Write giving com.
Psss ss.on T:'g%: .ss soa lSs iaY :TpsE ss4 sss
PUBLIC RELATIONS--Technicai or
ganixation wants aggressive younG
man for publicity In technical writ
ing. Permanent position; must have
ing experience. Salary $4,000 TO
RxDToO T4CHNICfAN, arTf expsfienced In
2-Way radio. 2nd class radio-tele-
phone license desirable: salary d.
Rendsnt on qualifications. Boa 422.
|REAI fEasrArE sALEsarAN-wanSs.d
experienced salesman familial
with Chevy Chase, BetheRdA and
NV. Ample adyertisin9. plenty el
houses, excellent income 20 riGht
party. Call W. y. WRIGHT. EN-
lIEMNI EsTArE sALEssxAN we
haWA RNNNntnR fnp rvaA alta A
ssissman S eSpsrisncsd Jed IN n bSoEsrass
sales. Must be industrious and
reliable. Draw privilege 10 tor
man. Call Mr.. BoIhagen. galel
Manager, Ma. $4,000. FREDERICK
W. BERENS SALES. INC. 1872 I
REAL 3; az; estate SALESMAN, sxpsr..
enced or nonexperienced: all wash
1ngton area; car necessary; good
listinss and leads; cooperation as
sured, Plus door time. For inter-
view. call MR.. LOVEJOY, Ia. 0.
0900. COMMUNITY REALTY. 5539
REAn niin0iff fsfSrf IA; R.v; vs;aIEsmAN-Yooaana
man 70 2o's. opportunity 70 learn
progressive broker and investor.
Must have. modern car. good back
ground and financially independent.
Write briefly stating qualifications.
Box lS4-V. Star. --12
REAL ESTATE MAN Friday, rent and
sales exper. nee. Must have real
estate LICENSE. car; salary, comm.
REAL ESTATE ESTATE sAIEsMAN-we have
immediate opening for flll.time
man in our Sill. Spg. once. Desk
time, once assistance. all multiple
ustings, cooperation with our
branches. Pleasant and congenial
working conditions. RIPLEY q
ROMER, INC, Realtors JU. 9-7539,
ask for Mr.. Ripley.
REAL ESTATE statesmen f2) NO ex-
per. nee. we viii train you. Earn
top money Immediately In an ex-
panding md producing once.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN---We
urgently need / more full time
salesman, exper. preferred. to assist
in our sale Of new houses and. Q
lge. brokerage list In Prince
Georges and Sc. Wash. COM
plete cooperation from once. Ad-
vances against commission. Car
essential Call 20. $500. ask
for Mr.. McDoNNEr.L. r. d.
BURGESS, Broker and Builder,
Evening star., 1955-09-11

BALEslTfN wanted Tor pagt-tims
evening work. hrs. Q 70 2 pm.
on 0 trial plan for music. Direct
leads furn., car essential. Apply
KTTT MUSIC STUDIOS, 2nd d..
1880 q st. NV. ASK Tor HI. Bur
STATESMEN. eoiorsd; need good
mem Ans'1 sssrtsnfb sIfbrs 1sl.sy TyIRNP sNPDecSo5 co, S
18th st. NE. between 1o-12 Am.
sALEsMEN-s1ao 9 weekly plus, call
ing By definite appointment on Sc
|. lected prospects for national cor.
poration. Must have car, be 5000
located. CAL RE, 7-27Sl between
10 and 8 70 make appt. Tor per
sonal interview. -13
Statesmen, money maktng oppor-
tunity, full or part time. Call 81.
3-6045. q TO g pm. Ia ,
Statesmen for prominent real
estate firm desirous of selling
only. we have the contacts. Must
have selling background. be amhi-
tioue;, car: full time only. BOX
s1AytEsSsEN' 1yfSlS Ss.f' with references and
proven sales ability. to manage and
sell q fast-movine product WITH
unlimited future. Apply u person
10 Mr.. NEDROW, 4914 Wisconsin
ave NV.