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$89e5 nnersprne Soto Bed opens sleep two--57.2l
1926 Hollywood Heodboord twin size, plastic ---- 5.s7
S5e.95 Hollywood Beds, full twin size asp 1892
$24oe5 Pullman Foam Rubber Sleeper with de luxe
innersprne mattress -------------. 1925
Odd Lot Table Lamps Values from 1895 to Slo95 5.S7
S24oo5 2-Pc Kroe1ier Soto Bed Suite frieze 1877
$6o.95 5-Pe. Douglas Wrought Iron Dnette conory
charcoal ice pink SAIL
$1e.e5 Maple Crib. 81 size --~------------- 7.e2
S7o.o5 MopIe Bunk Bed full twin size Complete
with two ~ springs, euord rail and ladder 1852
27x54 Scotter Rugs. Values from 1895 to Sle95 4.SS
$50 o5 exl2 Imported Hand Hooked Ruos 1895
S7eo5 ex12 Floral Tone Tone Administer Rugs 1925
Broodoom Carpet " or g widths Wtons
Administers Values from 50 IS to 1875 SO. yd 6.SS
$685. Simmons Hde-A-Noy Bed Lowson style. l74.el
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) Virginians EIectrocuted
Digging Backyard Well
BY the Associated Press

WARWICK, Va, Mar. Co.
Three men were electrocuted
here today while trying to drill
q backyard well.
M. c. Edwards, assistant War
wick fire chief, said Charles Mil
ton King, Al, had enlisted the
aid of two men, William B. Wat
son and Roosevelt Mosely, to
help drill a well in Mr.. Kings
backyard.
Mr.. King was standing on the
ground while his two helpers
were riding the pipe as it was
drilled into the ground. The top
of the pipe struck a high ten
sion wire, electrocuting both Mr.
Mosely and Mr.. Watson.
Mr.. King was killed as he tried
to pull the two men off the pipe
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100 VHginions
Renov0teF0rm
For Alcoholics
By james BirchfieId
By a Star Stoff Correspondent

CULPEPER, Va, Mar. 90
DR.. Frank M. Humphrey watched
a dream come true today as
more than 100 of his friends and
neighbors renovated Lord Will
ing, the farm he has dedicated
to rehabilitation of alcoholics.
DR.. Humphrey, who can look
back over three score years and
10, many of them clouded by
alcohol, saw the farm develop
from a rundown place to a land
where men will be able to find
themselves again.
There's nothing like the
country for men who are fighting
the bottle" DR.. Humphrey said.
"Well bring them here. and let
them work on the land and
make new men out Of them.
How will we select them, you
ask? That's the $64 question.
You could fill this whole farm
up, so We'll have to sort of watch
ourselves at the beginning" he
said.
Works for District
The 71-year-old veterinarian,
who now works for the District
of Columbia Health Department
as a dairy inspector, went on to
explain that the men to be
brought to Lord Willing will be
personally picked by him.
He indicated that those who
will come there, at least for the
present, will be men he feels
will be benefited by a chance to
work in the open.
DR.. Humphrey purchased Lord
Willing, a 359-acre farm near
here a few weeks ago. After his
announcement that it would be
made into a rehabilitation center
for alcoholics, the county Minis
terial Association and a business
organization got together to help
with the renovation. A COM
plete conservation plan was de-
signed by L. B. Henretty. farm
planner with the Soil Conserva-
ton Service.
20 Acres of Corn
Mr.. Henretty said most of the
farm is being put into pasture
and hay crops with about 10
acres devoted to growing corn
and small grains.
He said DR.. Humphrey plans
livestock operation with beef
cattle the main crop. There also
will be sheep and some hogs.
Included in the work today
was construction of more than
1000 rods of fencing, plus seed
ing, lining and fertilizing pas
lures, a farm pond and planting
loblolly pine on a eroded hill
side.
Workers also began renovat-
ing the old house, the main part
of which was constructed in the
zoos.
Accommodates Only 10 Now
For the present, DR.. Hum
phrey said, the house will &C
commodate about 10 persons.
He moved in this afternoon and
expects to live at Lord Willing
from now on.
Giles Miller, Culpeper banker,
said the completed project will
cost about $4,000. Many of the
materials going in the job were
donated and funds have been
raised to purchase other sup
plies, Mr.. Miller said.
Mr. Miller said a rehabilita-
ton association is being formed,
and that DR.. Humphrey has
agreed that his interest in the
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Pre-SchooI Conferences
Listed in Montgomery

Pre-school registration con-
ferences are scheduled at seven
Montgomery County elementary
schools this week as follows:
Pleasant View, $50 am. to 2:3O
pm. Wednesday; Ken Gar COL
ored, all day tomorrow; Linden
colored, all day Tuesday; Olney
Elementary. 9 am. to 2:30 pm.
Wednesday: Forest Grove, to
8 pm. Thursday and 9 am. to
3 pm. Friday; Hillandale, l to
3 pm. Wednesday and Thursday,
and Sandy Spring colored, 8 am.
to 2:30 pm. Friday.
Birth certificates and records
Of immunization shots should be
brought to the conferences.
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Tex Experts to Assist Foirfox Residents

Representatives Of the Internal
Revenue ONCE will be at the Of
flee Of the Supervisor Of Assess
ments for Fairfax County from
9 am. to 4 pm. Monday through
Wednesday to help county resi-
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farm will eventually pass on to
the association
Heading the work crews today
was E. T. Willis. ST., a dairy
farmer. T. G. Ragsdale, presi-
dent of the State Association of
Soil Conservation District Su-
pervisors, headed the committee
which drew up the farm plan.
The Rev. John Baird Shinberger
Episcopal rector from Purcell
vile, assisted DR.. Humphrey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-27

Odd Lot Innerspring Mattresses or
Box Springs by Simmons, Eclipse, A7,88
Foster, SeoIy Some floor samples.
Values from S3o.75 to $685.
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Slo8o5 Convertible Sleep Soto la 40
with fuI-size innersprine mat E1A'7A
tress to sleep two------------
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dents file their income tax
returns.
They viii be at the office in
Room 113 of the courthouse
during the same hours April Z
and 8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-27

S24o. IS 2-Pc. Kroehler O IN
Rubber Living Room Suite. Smart 7o. 30
modern 1855 design upholstered ~ ~
in decorated fobrics ---------
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Odd Lot Gold Framed Living Room Mirrors.
Values from $795 to S24.o5 ~ - -------l175
$3.50 IS 2Pc Kroeher lOOoo Nyon Sectional Soto 1871
$3.50 o5 Carved French Wino Chair ---...- ll7.2l
$3.50 IS Lawson Soto with fringe Choice Of colos 1851
Slo8 o5 Custom mode BsoLe Tufted Barrel Chair o22l
S79.e5 Tuxedo Style Love Scot, Roman stripes 552l
SO IS Channel Back Wing Chairs, carved legs 1876
1861 wool freze super sooIess construction 1871
$50 IS Modern Occasional Chair tufted arms and book
just four to sell .---~ ---- lSIo
$50 o5 KroehIer Modern Platform Rocker freze 1926
$eoo5 lOOo6 Nyon and Foam Rubber Lounge Chairs,
with frinoes or skirts ..--- 5o.26
$40 e5 Modern Occasional Wing Chairs, grey or green,
1851
s3ee5 Mahogany Bookcase, 56". shelves 1876
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Apply Room 200, 1871 @ 81. NV.
HOT SHOPPES, INC.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: pre-
fei woman with exper. In small
hotel: live in; meals provided Cal
Mr. PARsoN. Carlyle Hotel. tx,
IBM BKKPG. MACH oPR,, exper. !;
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, es5S vii.
son blvd. Arl.. IA. $4,000.
INSPECTORS Of clothing to classify
and grade woods and silks. Alert,
intelligent. move about readily;
handicapped preferred: past expert
enee clothing sales. alterations. fac
tory inspections helpful. Apply
GOODWILL INDUSTRIES, 1918
New Hampshire ave. NV. f21st and
M. 9-l2 am. Mon. thru Fri. OF
by appointment 80
INSURANCE, permanent position on
part-time basis. AS hrs. daily:
general insurance exper. desirable;
excel. working conds. CO. 5-7S00
MAID CIV, live IN: oyt. bath,
TV; over IS yrs. old; must be rood
cook; also. good TO children: mus
have good references; &35 weeI
to start: after 80 days. $40 week
Call pl. 7-714s. --25
MASSEuSE. exper.. fun OF bar,
time; 5 DAYS. 1929 r ct. NV. Enc
floor. -26
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ACCT. CLERK

Permanent position hssnSal!ns sssts.
ssss g s so s sS, & DP ,Eps e:
REQUIRED: 20-3s years Of age. Sal.
Apply Personnel Room 602. Open
weekdays s:30-5 and Sat o-l2.
No phone calls
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SALESMAN
SALESMAN
WHO is
PROMOTABLE

Long established Handicapped
advisory company has opening
for man. without experience
In our field. who has ambition
and aptitude for sales man
aEement, Right man viii
qualify for promotion in 1 to
6 months and win be moved
into q position with income
between $4,000 and $4,000
yearly. own percentage over
right bonus. Person chosen
viii receive thorough product
and field training. Openings
exist for qualifying person to
be further promoted to posi-
ton with income in excess OF
$50, 900. II you are high
CALDER man who Is looking
for q good paying sales posi-
ton with a future. call MIR.
PULIVER, HU. 3-44o0 be-
tween l-6 pm. October "a
ans OE ~
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HELP-WoAAEN

eALEgGIRLs, age 1885. must be
neat In APPEARANCE. expef helpful.
good working conditions. and start
ing salary. 6-day VIZ. Hrs: ESQ IN:
4 CO.. Psntason Bids. -25
sALESGIRLs, young ladies with 0
mos and 10 or dept. store exper .,
5 or q day week. Paid vacation
and discount on purchases Do not
phone. WEST END 8 AND 10, Ie32
Pa. ave. nv. -25
sALEsLADIEs. sxper. for ladies' spe-
sielty shop IN HyatssViilss;, I ssscaS
sALEsLADY, 25-35. interested In .
career as corseteer: appearance and
personality important. We VIII
train and provide professional
schooling for right lady. Exper.
helpful but not necessary. Only
those i,terested iI ,,, P e. M,s ts Ca
SET SHOP. 1105 r st.. NV. Ask
for Mr.. Markham, 4th floor. --31
sALESLADY, 1885. for lingerie and
LAN's CORSET SHOP. Il05 r st.
NV. Ask for Mr.. Markham. 4th
s aIGE; jswelry store. perm.
POclhighs CASSts s1A1tHs tAGaA WV A.
Ing conditions; selling exper. nee.
Hours, 1890 to. . pm. .FABRE
JEWELLERS. Langley Park shopping
center. S012 n. Hampshire ave,
Silver Spring Md. HE. 4-7s00.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. young wo-
man with experience In separates.
blouses, skirts, lingerie and access
series. Steady position. Excellent
salary. Wonderful opportunity. Ap-
ply 1918 Conn, ave. 20
SALEsLADY. for better women's
apparel shop. Full or part time;
perm, excel. SAL, and working
cond. Accent on personality and
experience. CLAIRE DRATcA. OIL.
SALESLADY. jsvelry store. perm.
position. excel. salary: ideal work
ing conditions: selling exper. nee.
ROOT JEWELERS.. 1874 Wilson
blvd. Arl.. Va. ia, 2-48Sl. --25
SALESLADY. experienced. in ladies
ready-to- wear; pleasant working
conditions liberal merchandise
discounts. steady work. This is not
q part-time lob Starting salary.
S45 per week: Apply SPRINGER
FASHION UNIFORMS. $40 II st.
n
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HELP--MEk
statesmen

Experienced salesmen wanted foI
Washington and MARYLAND area
Car necessary. excellent earnings
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SALEsI,ADY

Opening for top-noteh experienced
s msst fEu,o9 sene auat SeG msr
chandise in our lovely northeast
branch. Liberal purchase discounts
Apply Mr.. Boren.
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP
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HOSTESSES
WaitresseS--CaShiers
HOSTESSES

Neat appearing young
women. 25 to 40 yrs, 56"
minimum height with previ-
Gus waitress or hostess ex-
perienee preferred. We offer
GOOD starting salary: meals.
uniforms furnished; group in
suranee; disqualification. an
nual and sick leave. These
positions require working
week ends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-25
statesmen

Take q few minutes Of your time ;,
md out why so many Of our mer
earn more than $4,000 2 year
Sloan or Mr.. Hecht.
RENAIRE CORPORATION
Jo1 Eye Street s Z.
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SECRETARY

SA@S3NA@ NAAhA
To work In Spring Valley area for q
progressive. well established f1rm
Shorthand and tipping necessary
Opportunity to learn PIX opera
ton. Excellent working conditions
Write. Swing full particulars, to
Box 452-A. Star. ~
sECY., no shorthand; medical field;
5 days: $240. POTOMAC EMrL..
1884 Wilson Blvd, Arl., ia. $4,000.
sECY., young: Wash. blvd; 5 days;
S275. POTOMAC .EMPL, AGCY.,
1884 Wilson blvd. -Arl,,. ia. $4,000
SECRETARY-ST ENOGRAPHER, for
medical department of National
Foundation, Must be accurate
typist 5-day week. pleasant work.
ins conditions. Call ST. 3-2064
after S.30 am. weekdays. -2h
SECRETARIES-S TENOGRAPH e r S.
TYPIsTS Top.notc neople want;
ed for part or full-tirne work: good
salary. prefer IBM typewriter ex-
perience. Phone Me. s-63TG. week
s ihis FOLDER. must be expert
enced. Apply LEE SANITARY
LAUNDRY, 316 Cedar st. NV. RA
sa aiHatSi UNIT OPERATIONS. for =
eirl prosperity shirt unit: eXper
only; good. pay. excel working
combs. Apply SWIFT CLEANERS
lIVU y 81. INV. - -. - -
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CLERK
clerks

LERK-STENoGRAPHER. under 80
ms conditions. Apply Sun LIFE OF
NV or cali SA. s-4ss7. E97
CLERK.TYPIsT, for dietary dept
Liberal employe dement's, 5M-day
week. Apply Miss Mason. EMER-
=, qEHSY H2sPITAL. , ..2s
company has opening in claim dept.
disqualification insurance and other
benefits: 36H -hour work week. Ex-
perience desirable but not neces-
sary, See Mrs. Landman, u, 9
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE. l724 =
LERK.TYPIsT, under IS. for gen.
eral once work: hours, $3.50 am.
70 s1d H. pm isv. Saay gs' vacation
cafetsria for employees. Apply per.
sonnet once, 3rd a., EQUITABLE
LIFE INSURANCE Co. SIG l4th
ST. NV. ga
CLERK-TYPIsT, with ambition t.
become stenoerapher; b-day, So.
hour week. starting salary S57 so
Call La. 6-1314. MRS. BORDEAUX
CLERK under 80, b-day,
37M.hr week pleasant working
CONDITIONS Apply SUN LIFE OF
NV or caii MA. s-4gsf. Ea7
CLERK-TYPIST. for insurance once
age 20-3S, 6-day. 32Ia-hour week
2 wks.. vacation after ! yrs. serv-
ice; experience preferred but not
necessary. Apply 23i Dupont Circle
Building; 1916 Conn. Ave. NV, be.
tween Q and $3.50. al.
cLEM, Err .nsg,ra1ss pDlicy
Lnsuranee cxperience helpful; 1880,
lady Tor diversified duties in mod.
ern Bethesda. once; typing re.
quired. For nteryiew. call Mr.
ct OIL. 4-62lk. -2o
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HELP-WoMEN
SINGER

White; cap'n Guys Mite Club. 1913
New York ave. nv. 81. S-94s7 iof
addition after 9 pm. See TONY.
STATISTICAL CLERK. exDeT. pref.
aptitude for math; 8 days; S2,650.
POTOMAC EMPLOYMENT AGCY.,
1884 Wilson blvd. Arl., IA. $4,000.
sTENOGRAPHER (whitel, youna.
opportunities for advancement,
pleasant working conditions. air-
cond. on. Apply 21i1 3 st. nv.
sTENooRAPHER, young. tag aftor-
neys; no legal exper. nee: IS hrs;
$500. POTOMAC EMpL, AGCY,.
1884 Wilson blvd. Arl., IA. $4,000.
sTEN06RAPHER. patent law once:
shorthand essential. eleetromatic
typewriter; ] to B; 5 days; salary
related to ability. ST. 3-0019. -27
sTENOGRAPHERS. experienced. Be-
tween tobs2 Have 2 or more days
weekly2 Large secretarial services
can use You. 81, a.le72. rs
STENOGRAPHERS
Immediate openings for experienced
stenographers. under as years Of
age, for q scientific. research or.
ganlzAtion. Must be intelligent and
have had at least two years college.
Excellent working conditions. FOR
interview. call Elk. 3-si00. Ext.
SSO. I'D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-25

Artist or familiar with art supplies
for sales position; Not oyer IS,
Salary open. Call ia. 2-se17. rs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-25

SALESLADIES-Smal once Of ma.
tional organization needs 2 full
time salesiadies OF neat appearance,
average intelliRence. and B hours
OF work per day; earnings in excess
OF 500 week. Call RE. 7-4293,
q 10 10 I'M. or 3 to z pm. go
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SALES
MERCHANDISING MEN

t21. for immediate permanent EN-
ployment, 21-2S, with car. Good
opportunity. Call in person We'd
nesdsy only. Q to 8. for interview.
Canada Dry Ginger Ale
1901 East West Hwy. silver Spring
Evening star., 1955-10-02

cOPYHOLDER, BOY oteY Ie 20
experiences necessary: midnight 70
s am. Must be able to read we'll
DO not apnly II you work gs ~
Is school Ia day time. BOX 4aa-N,
Star.
CoUNTER1EEN for fresh meats. 4
fun time. [ part tiEae Msist he
neat u appearance, nave selef-
ences. Good pay 70 start. Appiy
II person. 3s1A 14th St. nv. -
CnuNTERHIANs expericnee6 tn
Kosher styie del.. fast sehdwiches,
retail trade, excellent salary Ap-
BIS sHiREi EiNaT0N pELICATk6-
SEN, 4Ol5 South 2eth St. AIRING.
ton, III. -o0D6ss
CREDIT MANACER - Old, estah-
Hshtd credit seNelrs store desires
Experienced man. conpiete ehAIg &
of credit collections and once, Jus
s Is permanent position with excel.
lent chance for advancement GQoo
startins salary many COMPANY
benefits. Apply Box dA-y. sta. -.
DELIVERY BOY AND PORTER. col.
0rea. for iiauof store must nAyc
rood local refs. ana be- able 70 fiae
hicycie. No phone eAll1 ApnIy
gTEEEsAfAfS s LIQUOR HIpkE
a7SN fAth ST NV 80
Evening star., 1955-10-02

INSURANCE MEN. weii-est 4blished
debts Of health, hfe and accidents
5 insurance. In AfltnEton and Alex-
gildrsas unlimited opportunity. SaH
Statesmen for weekly
and monthly life accident. heeaiit
and hospitt liza ticn part time 4
pared. c5rtuIarized leads No cafs-
yass3ns- no eclieettng. Auto not Isssc-
eSsafg. Salary plus bonus. The new
est idea In industrial insurance ssy
oldest Ageney In y, q. 10I2 18th
81. NV. RIM. 2Ol.
INSURANCE TNDERWRKTER--ro
you want sersfrity2 We pay .
eaaranteed salaIy plus eolnmission
group life Insurance. hospitaliza-
tton. vacation with pay and
chance TO buiid IN credits on dis
ability and retirement. 90 weeks
Of trainsnE, Earn while yDu learn.
y yoH want az q these things
aIaa are between ne aEes of q 2lsa5 2
sasa sals spDl, ssT ssgsSeass sgosss aGs LII nsfas
EUHANCE co. 1910 4 st,l II NJ. or
call ST. 3-10e3 betveen "a pm.
1ANfTOR AND MkrNT.. colored.
35-4bs no chiidrens ensrgefic:: NJ
tiH1E; rel. req EM. 2-S4ll.
gANITOR. colored 6th-ciass enxi-
neeF's license required KnoNlef1ss;
Of electrical and piumbine fnais-
tenanee. Quarters, No chiidfen
Starting salary SITS hao.. d Es :,
cation. AGE 1850. Call 10. 6-4 sI:sasls
for apartnert house,
married. no children. must be So
ssiary ssI an and RSh liginr ssaes eusrssrs si
Davenpott ST nsWa or ,ean n.
JANITOR. full time. married. ex-
perieneed: one that can DO sdAfs
painftns 3-rni. apt. and gpod sal
ary for right party. EM. 3-3044
JARfT0R, eoiored; must have knoEi-
etige OF Oh burner and be hanay
with t0ocis: good starting salary
plus apartment and utititiess only
experienced need apply. See resi-
< n " n - &
Evening star., 1955-10-02
CONSTRUCTION
SUPERINTENDENT

wanted fer rockville ares.
Please reply SWING experienEe
and salary desired. fnlmediAte
emnioyntent and opportunity
for perm. position. p. q. BOX
36s. silver sprins. Md.
Evening star., 1955-10-02

COLLECTOR SALESMAN STEADY
work. 6-dng gks excel 1niafy.
comm and bonus NnSt have some
knoWied1o of I1staliUtnt collection.
These are All bli6hed accounts.
No eanfagslnf GOOD car essential.
Apply ALfIGTATk HohtE NoUIP-
MINT CO.. 1z1D Kalornma n. nv,
Observation-Disclosures Z das
for an experienced installment man
Apply M AlnhArds. GENERAL
HOME FURNISHING CO.. 81 X
: st. nv.
ssp,ss s5s sss Sss h.ss sse|s ssssss sSSs
feftrence: Will pay highest sels
aries ABBY N person the SIRE
LON ROOM. National Press Bidgs,
basement.
CONSTRUCTION EN0iNRER. large
local GoFt. project; 100 ready short-
lys state expefs. refs. and salary
Aox 4e6-N. ssar, .-..ss :.
Evening star., 1955-10-02

ifieatlonl desirable, kxperi-
enee " ssar train and instEu-
convenient suburban ioea-
tion; rood oppoytuniiy
THE AHRKnpT iNsTRuasENT co,
IJN. 4sb37H
a subsidIary 81 Litton Industries
DRUG CLERK. must Be expeF.; ref.
mostly dag work. no Sundays. tor
salar5 fOr giEht person. Oh Z.
DBUuGIsT. REGISTERED Ii .. G.;
good houft, full time. Apply n
person. JUDp's PHARMACY, a75o
14th 81, INV. co. 5-2371. # 81
ELECTRICIANS HELPER, 1 spegi-
efeee with p. g, card. Call IA.
hiehis sxperieucsd,
steady Job. 5000 pay wonderful
opportunity. Apply between u and
2 DE. 81 e4i3 Kansas ave rs
TRUHlcIANs = Posi-.
ton With long estabilished iocaI
Arnt n install atiofl. service ana
operation q a9qio Equipment Hcs'
dAys. Reply. giving full particulars
Box 62sV star. 80
EIECTR0NIg PRODUCTION FORE
NAN ASST. under age 10. Exp
ID prodpet ttor and iatiiltaf with
teieVieinn frequency. Excel chance
toI Ieenlenk. 81: tel. % so ;QQg
5 MAMAaEMENT CONSOlTAN1H,
INC. Suite COO 1906 q st. NV.
ELEeTRICAL APPLIANCE REPAIR.
MAN needed on bench work Of
small household appliances EKpe-
ffpneed man peRfeffed Will con.
slider mechanically Inclined person
To learn work Write gititlE past
expsEisnee. Boz q a-y, Star. -. {
Evening star., 1955-10-02
THE HECIIT CO.

elAAN DIV N1A LEAkNAN 4
Fenton ST. and Ellsworth Drive
LAB0RERs, new apt. project, 2Ifll
Columbia Pike ct Courthouse I'd.
AriinEton. See FRANK or 6AM.
LEATHER REPAIRMAN. able to use
sewing innchiue; leather Jackets.
{ lugeAge After ] 4 am, NEEDLE
CRAFT. 7s6 IN ss NV.
LINOTYPE OPERATOR. prefer coui-
binANon man. Union. Over scale
for good man, May be permanent.
THE CAMPBELL PRINTING Co,
2I3 3. Montgomery ave. Rockville.
Md. PC. 2A6iS4, 80
LINOTYPE OPERATORS and hand
competitors. steady work. good pay,
good working conditions. union
! shop. HARLoWE'S. 2I0 @ ct. NV.
LfNsoTTifFEf' iFf' 0PERAroRs and hand
r s5 niss siani lSn Soo svessny stys
Box 37a-V, STAR. .--3
Evening star., 1955-10-02
DENTAL CERAMIST

We naye an opening for 4 quaiiiied
dentai cetamist. II you are inter
s:ssd in lccatIaN Z !. yon5s;slt psEIna- :
mixed. comfnnnicate with "a finrnes
oiatelY. Box 4Gn-x Star,
DENTAE TECHNfCfxN. ApDiy AMER
ICAN DENTAL LABORATORY. 443
9TH st. NV. E1k. a.zeSe. - S
Evening star., 1955-10-02

LARGE distfibutor 81 food products
needE white men to deliver and
take ordert from established Gus
TONERS We fuEDt1h truck and pn,
AZ skprnzss Coed naZ and ful
dement's. eerpenent. Box 35e-V
Evening star., 1955-10-02

MATuRED MEN. AGE 50s7s
Able to meet public for light sales
must be dependable About $50
wkly. Apply 1880 ans p.nf.,l
Room 71b. 1919 z sk: NV.
Evening star., 1955-10-02

INSIDE gALE6AGAN Young nfan.
1S-30. wanted by large glass eqisi- u
pafly. No experiences required. hut
tspitlg ability would be useful.
This Is GOOD opportunity with
growiHg organization. Gall MK.
sKINNER. -
Evening star., 1955-10-02

IRON sH0P MECHANICS and heIp-
ers, white, expefienceds eteAdy
work good pay Appiy the
Evening star., 1955-10-02
Finance Man

j5s To work ii . busy real
estate aliice in Va, and
handle CsEsFHA and con-
renttai l0an1, must have ex-
t,eFtence and good contacts
for placing loans. Write In
confidence 10 Box 21D-A. Star
Evening star., 1955-10-02
!TANTTOR

Married eolored man, IS 10 80 years
pt age, for gArden-type ant. deFef-
Opnferlt ii Arlington. Salary. 81 25
per mo. ard i-bgdrra apt Anply
Mr. Greeniee. 70 an. Mon
Evening star., 1955-10-02
EXECUTIVE /
IRAINEES

Yodne eoilese eradnates 70 start
tyAi1ing course that Niii b to1sh
sslss az sAa ser 'ss sssrssss g R Rssd aosen s:
men.
Evening star., 1955-10-02
I.TANITYlR !

,or sarden-type anti man and wife.
aai&ry apt. and telephone fur
nlshed: paid annual VACATION ard
on Monday for Appf. -3
Evening star., 1955-10-02
DRAFTSMEN
MECHANICAL

Layout draitsmen and de-
teilers, minimum I years
Interesting work on electro
Velcpmenf stage Work to-
aethez With eugineers and
aeientiste. Opportunities for
Advancement eaiarg coiniliei5-
sHrete With experiences and
ability Samples required for
interview, cali ST. 3-e0S6.
Evening star., 1955-10-02
GARDF-MAN9ER
GR0'lCI'ERYMjiI,lI'Ail5jN

experienced % nelf-
service eupefmafket operation An
exceIient position fof one Who can
qpaitfy Open 9unGaye SEVEN
CORNERS MARKET Falls Church