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The Southern Jewish weekly., 1955-12-02
"World's Most Beautiful Beaches"

ner of New York that Haifa, like
New York, is a melting pot"
with its people speaking 48 diff
ferent languages.
Ancient Israel was not a mari
tie people. In the days of the
Bible, the Jews did not occupy
the coastal areas. They were a
nation of husbandry, as Josephus
admitted frankly in his reply to
the Egyptian Jew hater, Apion.
Our ancestors were just bunch
of farmers.
Now after 1000 years, Israel
has become a sea-going nation.
The Jews have done a lot of
travelling in the past two thou
sand years and these Haifa Jews,
speaking the languages of 48 diff
ferent nations, are really an cpl
tome of the world. When we think
of these things, we begin to get a
glimpse of that vision which un-
rolls before the mind of Abba
Hushi.
Abba Hushi docs not disregard
other aspects of Haifa. He is in
terested in advancing it cultural
ly. He is responsible for making
Haifa the cleanest city in Israel.
Recently, I cad the following
story in the Jerusalem Post. A
woman dropped some waste paper
in a Jerusalem street. A cop
stopped and asked, Lady, where
are you from?"
81 am from Haifa," she re-
sponded.
"And do you throw paper in
the Haifa streets?" he asked.
"Of course not" she replied,
Everybody knows that Haifa is a
clean city, but this is Jerusalem"
So we say: If you wear a hat
hats off to Hushi!
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1955-12-02
Panama City, Florida
When Haifa and New York
Mayors Meet

tell you that. They tell you the
story of how Hushi will tell an
Austrian Jew that he is an Aus
trian because he was born. in
Galicia, Hungarian Jew. that he
is Hungarian because he spent
two weeks in Budapest, a Czech
that he is really Czech Jew be-
cause his grandmother's first
cousin came from Prague. But if
he is a politician, he is a dedicated
one.
He is a man obsessed with a
great vision of Haifa as one of
the worlds great ports. It stands,
he tells you, at the crossroads of
three continents - Asia, Africa
and Europe. He told Mayor Wag-
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1955-12-02

Thirty Israel vessels steam out
of Haifa, and the Israel merchant
marine and navy are constantly
growing. A large deep sea fishing
industry also centers about Haifa.
Hushi has come to the United
States for Israel bonds, which is
financing the expansion of Haifa's
port facilities.
Mayor Hushi is a politician.
Anybody who knows Israel can
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-18

wv. slocurn. president Of the
Americas Newspaper Publishers
Association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-18
Price Is Raised
On Newsprint

NEW YORK. Oct. Is tR.--
st. Lawrence Corp. one of the
largest manufacturers OF pulp
and paper products in Canada,
has increased the price Of news
print by S. a ton, effective Mo-
|vember /. It was announced to-
day.
r. M. Fox. president, said in
Montreal that the company has
gone beyond its ability to absorb
increasing costs. and we need
additional money TO increase
production. "
The rise brought the price for
lSt. Lawrence customers to $13l
la ton. delivered In New York, !.
In the past. general increases
lin the price Of newsprint have
lemanated from Canadian COM
Ipanies. Usually. when one Ca
madam Arm announces q price
change. others follow suit. Toy
Canadian rlewsprint manufRc.
Iturers include Canadian Inter-
national Paper Co., Consolidated
laper Corp. Abitibi Power d Pa
Iper Co. and Price Bros. q Co.
Other Raises Not Indicated
Z
There was no immediate in
Idication, however, that these OF
other large producers of news
print would raise their prices at
this time.
/ Mr.. Fox said st. Lawrence's
Canadian base price also was
Increased SIS to sl27 a ton. The
Canadian price for many years
has, been 81 a ton below the New
York price.
A forecast that the price would
Ibe raised lin the foreseeable
future was made on October .
lby Sir Eric Vansittart Bowater
head Of the giant Bowater Pa
per Corp. Ltd. Of London. 10.
water has big mill in Canads
and Tennessee, as well as many
other parts Of the world.
Sir Eric's prediction drew 4
vigorous protest from Richard
L !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-18
|Winchsll's Daughter
And IIusbond Part

IIoILYWoOD Cct. Is fA1l.
The Honeymoon i over fol
waldo Winchell and Hotellnar
Hyatt III Won Dehn. The sep.
Iaration began yesterday
waiter Wlncheli's dsuahtel
and Nj, Won Dehn were married
July "a IN Beverly Hills and re.
Gently returned from their hon.
Ieymoon.
Attorney Jerry Giesier said b,
had been retained Vi Miss Win
IcheiI. It was the second mar,
lriaee for Miss WiuchelI, IS, allr
the fl1ird for Mr. Won Dehn 30
he aorne5a was married Ii
Singer 1il1tay HimEls.
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LANE


Continued From First Page
across the street, said she saw
two adults run out of the Pres
ton apartment. their clothes
afire. Then she carried out
young John. His face looked
like it was burned OF" she said.
Treated for lesser burns were
William Bates, 81, and Ben
Storch, other neighbors who
helped pull the Preston party
from the blazing apartment.
Mr.. Thorne's plane was sin
gle-engine Beechcraft Bonanza.
Reports to the Lockheed tower
and police shortly after takeofi
indicated the plane was circling
low, and might have been in
trouble.
Only two apartments Of the
six-unit building were involved.
Fifteen adults and three other
children escaped injury, although
most were at home at the time.
The crash scene Is IA miles
northwest Of downtown Los An
geleS.
Mr.. Thorne had been visiting
friends In the Los Angeles area.
including his fiancee, 10 Ann
Burdick. an Anaheiun dancing
instructor.
Miss Burdick said she and the
6-foot 6-inch sportsman had In
tended to be married next St.
Valentines Day.
Banking Fortune Heir
Mr. Thorne, heir to q New
York banking fortune. long had
been known as a driver Of fast
planes, cars and motorcycles.
The Thorne Engineering Special
he built in 1916 was driven, to
victory in the Indianapolis
Speedway classic by George Rob
son.
Before moving to Las Vegas
about seven years ago, Mr..
Thorne was a frequent headline
maker around Hollywood. He
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-18

i POINT CLEAR. Ala. Oct. Is
itR-Two Southern Democratic
Governors today Endorsed the
idea Of q coalition Of forces
which would go to the Demo-
cratic national convention to
speak for the South with one
powerful voice.
But two other Governors at
tending the 2Ist annual South
fern Governors Conference dis
counted the likelihood Of such an
agreement ever being achieved.
/ Gov. Luther H. Hodges OF
North Carolina told reporters:
II think q coalition Of the South
fern States would be a very de-
Isirable thing. The Southern in
lfluence in Congress has been a
very restraining influence and
have thanked God many times
for the Southern leadership In
congress.
7 think we should so to the
national convention as group
land not be running on in all
directions"
Favors Stevenson
Gov. Hodges said In reply to
Ii question that he believed the
|moderating influence Of con-
sentative Southerners In a coal
lition could counter the extrem-
list influence in the Democratic
Party.
The North Carolina Governor
said he was for Adlai Stevenson
the 1852 Democratic presiden-
tial nominee, and he saw no rea-
son why Mr.. Stevenson shouldn't
be acceptable to the South.
/ Gov. Marvin Grifiin Of Georgia
said he would favor a coalition
insofar as it could be used to
bring about q moderate party
platform. But he declined To
commit himself further.
/ Two other Southern Cover
tnors who would not permit their
names to be used said they saw
little chance for a coalition to
succeed. One said an effort 10
iorganize q coalition has been
land is being made from Texas
with the purpose Of having a
strong voice In the selection OF
1.-THE party's nominee and In the
drafting Of a platform.
Reports Cold Reception
And he added: 1.-THE effort SO
far has received q cold recep-
Ition." But he conceded a coai!-
ltion couldn't be ruled out at this
early stage Of the pre-campaign
Imaneuvers and he wouldn't say
lit would not develop.
| The other Governor said ne
doubted that his State would be-
interested in tying itself TO any
1organized bloc.
This sharp difference Of opin-
lion among the Governors en-
Iphasized the political fact that
1.-THE Southern Democratic Gov
lernors-without strong man
to lead and lacking a unifying
Iissue--are cropping at this stage
for direction in the 1855 presi-
dental campaign.
On the Republican side.
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was twice injured severely in
motorcycle accidents and still
walked with q cane.
Mr. Thorne inherited his IA
Tiers So million estate when he
was 10 years. old 10 the after
imath Of q sensational divorce
suit and tragic accident.
The elder Mr.. Thorne-a
banker whose given name also
was Joel WAS killed In q
1924 automobile crash q few
hours after receiving final di-
vorce from his wife. Mary Carey
Thorne. The separation suit
had been In the courts six years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-18
Southern Governors
Divided on Coalition

IMaryland's Gov. Theodore r.
McKeldin made his presence fell
by declaring President Eisen-
hower-if he doesn't run -shoult
indicate whom he wants to re.
Iceiye the @. o. P. presidential
nomination.
Gov. McKeldin and Gov. J,
Caleb Boggs OF Delaware are
the only Republicans at the
conference.
Fayors Peaceful" Farley
The Maryland Governor told
reporters that in some cases IT.
good for a party to have q figh:
lin the national convention-bui
that it would be better for the
Republican chances In 1856 tt
have a peaceful convention
In case Mr.. Eisenhower doesn't
run, Gov. McKeldin said. he viii
urge the President to name, o.
lat least indicate. his choice fol
the nomination. He added that
other Republican leaders witt
whom he has talked feel thu
same. Gov. McKeldin placed
Mr.. Eisenhower's name In norni-
nation at the 1852 convention
and is a friend Of the President
However. Gov. McKeldin's pro-
posal placed him In direct oppo.
sition to Senator Knowland Of
California, Senate minority lead
Ier. who has said there should be
mo heir apparent" named foi
Mr.. Eisenhower.
Opening their workshop dis.
Icussions, the Governors consid-
erred problems of education
highways. finances and water
conservation.
Gov. McKeldin urged the con-
ference to take a clear position
on the type OF highway construc-
ton bill that should be enacted
at the coming session Of Con.
gress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-18
Rito Huyworth Is IS

PARIS. Oct. 10 B.-Rita
Hayworth today celebrated hei
36th birthday with her daugh.
tiers Rebecca and Yasmin. They
had a party In her hotel. The
film star told q reporter by tele-
phone it was q very happy
time. but declined to say II hei
former husband. Prince Ally
Khan. attended.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-18
Raiae Called Unjustified


Raiae Called Unjustiiied
Mr. alecurn. who also is execu-
tive vice president OF the Phila-
delphia Bulletin, declared an In.
crease would be neither justi-
NED nor wise" The added cost
Of newsprint on top OF othsi
cost increases would seriousl,
weaken the Nations press, Mr.
|Slocum said.
The last increase in the price
|of newsprint was q rise Of SIC
Ia ton to $l26, delivered In New
York. In June. 1852. This brought
the price to Its highest level III
history. In the depression years
|of the early sos. flewsprint cosl
$40 a ton.
Commerce Department figure.
indicated that q general In.
crease Of SIS per ton would cosl
newsprint users In the United
States more than $50 million.
The latest report from the
Pulp and Paper Division Of the
Business and Defense Services
Administration in the depart.
Iment shows apparent 1864 con.
sumption Of $685.. 900 tons. THAI
was down about 5000 tons from
the record use In 1858.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-18
400 Bank Rronches

A statutory requirement pro-
vides that the State Bank of In
ldia must open 400 new branches
within five years. Bombay re-
ports.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-18
FOUND


BEAGLE, young. male: black. brown and
white Vicinity Suburban Hospital. Be-
thesda, Nd. OIL. 6-B633.
CAT, male. large. Maltese and white. ptnh
nose: vicinity 400 West Masonic view
Owner or good Virginia home. kI. ,.
COCKER, black, In Bethesda. JU. $3.50
weekdays. S:30 TO 3 pm.
COLLIE, female. In Montgomery Co. ~
6-51S3. weekdays $3.50 to 3 pm.
DOG, female white with tan spots, Ions
hair: vicinity Seminary. owner or GOOD
virginia home, XII. $4,000.
DOG, female, tricolor. small mixed breed;
vicinity 900 King 81, Owner or good
Virainia home III. pS5p5g.
KITTEN, gray and white. found wk
ago. vie. l3th and sheridan NV. RA
KITTEN. youna.5 black. white faces vicin-
fly Vernon terrace. Owner or good Vir-
Einia home. XII. g-3ns9.
LADY's WATCH. near 18th and Lamont
sts: nv, To Identify. call De. 2-6400
PUPPY, male, tan and white, mixed
breed: vicinity 200 South Fairfax at.
Owner or GOOD virginia home. KI. o.
s!AMEsE CAT. male. In Takonia Park,
JU. e-5le3, weekdays. $50 70 ON.
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on faee lost VIC 1ssn % M saaSs4Sa
blds-' ~. tNsst ReNafu. w. q ~
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nlse 49, sn1 - ~ al. sasas
t uN. 4ss3sa. - -. s'''- - d
bn a.S IN rnsaSrSi NJ, so I'd nv IL saxi
~ " Il sEl,,eS ~ f,tH IL n - III b nj.
SsturfaS Raward. no 2-SsTk --I6
=..SS.:~.1s - r. n a ,.S5ts
COGMhEE $500 :.r ~ No: gssiags arai
EssSn - n n es. Z, "a "a sv.s On a
w y
male sno tsrsl mi, yts 5 E,gssdais E a az
lar. and va license. Please notify
JACK WRTERS, WA. 1851 20
IT11@TSSS7- no 1r.rT ET 49, 400 SS-sSs
t,a.ss ~ ~ tjtsh,s ~ Ssiftir ~
On sunday. Reward. 20. $4,000.
"a
DOG, small ng-naired Tnltts ~. remai e;
back ana rieht side; black ring base Of
lonr tan. Creme" When lost had Va.
license 37sii3; $50 reward. Cal IA.
EY iSsssi bin, IN blu. leather case:
Vic. Dupont cir. Or 2z00 Blk. Wis.
sys RsEs ..-,, 70! s.lsss g. 81. Ii Ia
sizs' TesrinE Frsen collar Please
nhone va S-ases. $3.50 OH ~
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ton. p c. Reward Great sentimental
Evening star., 1955-04-27
HELP-MEN

Observation-Disclosures largest mems
furnishing chain has an cpening
FOR experienced statesmen, Excellent
earnings permanent position. won
derful opportunity. Apply Mr, Nun
aker. NATIONAL SHIRT SHOTS.
942 p ST. NV. ~
ALESMAN. experienced. to represent
manufacturer of patented new auto
motive product in Washington area.
MARVRON INC. co. 5-4505. 81
ambitious young man,
by major oil company. "5 to 30 yrs;
of age: sincere. reliable. interested
in lifetime career; opportunities Tor
advancement. Must furnish car.
Monthly salary basis. plus employes
benefits and car allowances. Write
US in strict confidence, stating age,
references. education and selling ex-
perience. Box 32l 4, Star. -2S
SALESMAN. life insuraDce-N you
are a college man who wants a
better sales opportunity, write US
for an appointment, outlining YOUR
experience. II accepted. 500 per
you are completely established. Box
AZ {; AN WITH CAR. Southern Nd.
resident - Call on merchants in
Charles and st. Mary's counties;
age .3,3S; So wk , and sex expenses
and assistant buyer in
mems and boys wear; prefer. young
man with couple yrs. eXper. In spe-
cialty shop: good salary and chance
for promotion. Phone 10. 5-IIl7.
-2S
to sell new and used cars,
some selling exper. required: good
deal for the right man who wants
a perm. Job. Call MR.. DuNToN at
OF 3-I10O. IN
sALRSMAN-U. 8 sncing Machine
Co. has exclusive franchise. in
Washington and vicinity for expert
enced salesman. 25-50. Complete line
of quality food machines for food
stores and restaurants, offers above
average earnings on liberal com
mission basis. initial training and
instructive supervision at local fac
tory branch. For interview appoint
ment. phnne. LA R-l040. -2S
Evening star., 1955-04-27
SALESMAN

salesman with knowledge
Of blue prints. Car necessary. Leads
furnished. For appointment. call
NE. s-4S40. Ext. 2S7. -e7
statesmen I2), for new furniture
store in ne. section: salary plus
eemm,; must be 0opd9oie, HI1 : a.saps ApslS
outside selling; all ma
tionally advertised furniture and
bedding; highest commission paid.
a11 St NV, ST. 3-4420. .
saSs ssa5y apply dsPfndnST IITTs TIE
BAR. 9I0 l4th st. NV ,-27
inside retail sales. Full
time and part time. Lumber. hard
ware, etc. No experience necessary;
many other benefits. Wonderful op-
portunity for advancement with
progressive company HECHINGERl
CO., 18th and H SITS. ne. Mrs. Dodo
Govt. employees and
white-collar men Of high type only
II you would like to supplement your
present salary Substantially. this Isl
GM dealer can use part-time out
side statesmen to sell the leading
car. Call MR.. GLOVER. LO. Al ~.
Speciality men with
sewing machine. appliance or book
experience. Our product enjoys ma
tional and local leadership with
earnings unlimited If you will tol-
low dire ons. Transportation
furnished, local travel only. Write
in confidence everything we should
know about you. in first letter
statesmen in major appliances. Ex-
perience helpful but not necessary
Must have car. 40-hr, 5-day week;
good company benefit for the 81
who qualify. Apply IN n person; 9no
Wis. ave. NV.
Heating. warm air: for
builder relations contacts: exper. man
with mechanical backgIound pia preta;'
salary open. Write stating ouailn,
cation. This is well-known old
line organization and our personnel
know Of this ad. Box $3.50. star.
Evening star., 1955-04-27
HELP-MEN

MAN, bet. 21-26. one who Is
handy with small tools and mechani-
cally minded, to learn a trade such
as fountain pen repair, lighter re-
pairs and engraving: must be de-
pendable; good oppor. for the right
party. Only those interested in a
perm lob with a future need apply.
THE JEWELRY SHOP. Concourse
Pentagon Bldg. call JA. 2-7101 for
appointment 20
YOUNG MAN, for selling and book
keeping: excellent opportunity in
new furniture company in Falls
Church. Va; apply in person. at
1921 N. PershinG dr., Arlington.
Evening star., 1955-04-27

THEATER TICKET COLLECTOR,
Monday through Friday. 1880 pm
to q pm daily; Soc per hour; Call
Wo. $4,000 between ! and 3 pm.
Wed. and Thurs, April - and rs.
TRUCK DRIVER. exper:. with good
references, to work for lst-claSs
grocery store; Call co; 5-55a9; IS -. Is
TRUCK HELPER. with experience
in refrigeration helpful. 4o-hour
5-day week, good company bene-
Ats to the one who qualities. Apply
SEARS, RoEBUcK AND CO.. $500
nv sssERViCEMAN, outside work, car
necessary, good pay. Can % ~
Tv SERVICE MEN. part time ewes;
experienced outside; Penn GteS IV co co
WAREHOUSEMAN- experience
warehouseman: in household eoods
STORAGE: must type inFentorles. must
he white and under So yrs Good
opportunities and BENEFITS. ASaG %rlte
and give experience. Box 4S3-G' 30
Evening star., 1955-04-27
HELP-WoMEN tcont.J FL

CASHIER for furniture store. Pleas
ant working conditions. R0oc start
ing salary. Apply HUB FURNITURE
CO., 5th and D sts. NV. 81
CLERK. front otace. mail and infor-
nation: alternate hours. a-m.-3
Manager, HOTEL WASHINGTON.
Washington, d. c. ~
CLERK. white. young, for dry clean
ing store: permanent lob; good sal
sIy. Apply in person. AFRO"
CLEANERS. 6233 Ga. ave. nv
CLERKS, bank tellers, cashiers, re-
cepts. typiSts. file clks-. ofc. mach.
oprs., all machines. ATLAS AGCY..
1920 N. Y. ave. NV. Rm: 506.
CLERK -STENo.
For purchasing dept. Of real estate
company; ability to take shorthana
35 yrs; good St SAL, bonus and
vacation plan; 5-day, 47Iz-hr. xE.
Apply Personnel Ofc., CAFRITZ CO,
l420 K ST. NV, Rm. 2Ol.
white, under 80 yrs.
salary, S225 to S235 mo. ST. 3-4O25.
CLERK -TYPIST, white. under 40
yrs; so w.p.m.: salary. S45 wk.
ST. 3-4025.
position.
Five-day, 4o-hour week: vacation
with pay BOY SCOUTS OF AMER
ICA. EX. 3-2330. -27
CLERK-TYPIsT; good salary: air.
conditioned office; paid vacation and
many other benefits. HECHINGER
CO., 18th and H SITS. ne. Mrs. Dodd.
CLERK-TYPIsT. gen; once work;
ders. ia. S-7722. AMERICAN SERV-
ICE CENTER. 5s5 N. Glebe I'd
CnERK-TYPIsT. invoice and billing
CLERK; 35-hE. 5-day. week; Cal
co, 1925 Bradley blvd; Bethes6d6a 66
CLERK K-TYPIsT-Modern air-condi-
toned Offices: general insurance
agency experience desirable: excel.
lent working conditions. Call co, o.
CLERK-TYPIsT. IS to 40. 5;day
week, permanent position. with Ions
established firm. Opportunity foi
advancement. Company benefits
Apply 2nd floor 1870 L st. NV
ctERR.T2PIsT aiiR; y : gin. n High school Erad
for position in lse jewelry store;
good starting salary and many CON-
pany benefits. Apply in person tC
MR.. DAVIDOW at BATES, 9th ano
F NV. %
CLERK permanent position;
excellent opportunity; 36-hour week;
unusual employe benefits salary
S235. Call MR.. STONER, DI. 7-0333
3
CLERK -TYPIST, IS to 30; permanent
position with old established firm;
pleasant working conditions with
excellent chance for advancement
EAO tn :
Evening star., 1955-04-27

PORTER, steady, reliable, for Ken
sington school: part-time,. 3-6 pm
Sat. am. Call bet 9-11:3o. MR..
KiRcHNER. OIL. 9-9ss7. Is
PORTER. colored dav or night work,
meals included ,iTrsad In salary svt Apply EaiIs IL
PfRssER, FRssihF Is1 Al only, exper.. on wools
and some silks: good salary. WHITE
HOUSE LDRY. AND CLEANERS.
1872 R. l. ave. ne. HU. 3-6TS9;
RADIO CoUNTERMAN - Wholesale
electronic parts dealer needs young
man to work in store, knowledge OF
parts and equipment essential 4
censed radio amateur preferred
Write, stating all details and salary
Rabfo eHbfe'eei efeLiEcTRONiCs ciH PARTS dealer
and equipment: $50 wk.. contact
ELEcTRoNIcs OF VIRGINIA, 3366io
RpaI PaIe Es1ATE Es AIfE SALESMAN full-time;
familiar with Montgomery County
area. BoNAN & FOGARTY, 10, D
REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN-LEo NJ.
BERNSTEIN g. CO. has opening for
. experienced real estate statesmen.
Call sales manager for appt' co.
D-oD'bp. -----------------
REAL ESTATE Statesmen
AND WOMEN with car TO work North
east D. c, and nearby Nd. Full or
part time; eXper. not Necessary
our sales mgr. will train you; Our
plan pays higher commission. Chanee
for the best; company-owned homes
TO sell NORTHEAST REALTY ,,
1903 R. /. Ave; NE. co. 5-s2a3
Eyes, JU, 5-6S23 UN. A. u4o
REAL ESTATE Statesmen
Excel, opportunity for . aggressive
men who need TO earn good Nv
ing. Congenial Office, cooperation
cheerfully given. Must, be neat ap,
have a car. The opportunity is
here, Call Mr.. Powers for appt.
i BAsiL1Ko REALTY CO.
l131-3 -35 Vermont Ave. NV. D1. ~ "a
REFRIGERATION MEG CHANIC,
trainee or apprentice; G9od s,r,ops oopos-
tpnity to learn commeTSa ssryisc
RaRppdRriG9EERATioS apd i9EIsA..TfiitooSS' MECHANIC -
ciai work only: installations and
yearly maint. contracts; s9O,Oo wi We
=
sick leave, uniforms; MR.. PRICE
R;EitFR1GERATioS ;it1l, Sf1if MECHANICS and
helpers. with or without experience.
steady employment. vacation WIN
paw and other company oeneH,SI;; 5;
Apply In person only, r q NJ ne
FRIGERATION CO. 2l4 l. 81; n.e.
ROUTE SALESMAS-Light delivery
truck: wholesale: age 23-3S; cheer- :
full sales ability; typing helplui'
Sfl so wk., raises. Ii. 7-33O4. %
SAILS TR8INEE, mems wear, 4-3u;
excel. future: 500 up. ATLAS
AGENCY, I42O N. Y ave, NV:
SALESMAN MERCHANDISING Young
man to promote nationally adyer-
tiZed frozen foods locally; car fur-
nished: company benefits: oppor-
tunities for advancement Write
p O, Box 1860 Alexandria. va,
giving age. salary desired. paprtlc-
SALESMAN for Ise. liquor store; ac-
tive earnest go-getter with selling
exper Excel. oppor; all replies, IN
confidence Box 3S9-Z. Star i
SALESMAN. to work outside. trans;
portation furnished; salary and
Commission. SINGER SEWING CEN
SALESMAN, to cali on G9vernlmT1G,Intt mn, II !
department and tndustrlaIS' seiiiIis
electrical and mechanical items,
successful local selling RECORD 1n
this field REQUIRED. Apply oy H.Ier
to HARCO EQUIPMENT CORP
2413 Sherman ave. NV. n.w.----