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panies. Residents have to pay
for them. usually by the forma-
tion of 3 special tax district.
Developers also install them ct
their own cost when required 10
do 20 70 set approval for VA
and FILA loans.
Evening star., 1955-10-30

and front foot cost. but would
have to pay $3.50 per front foot
for new houses under the county,
plan.
Fire plugs are not automat-
icaliy installed by any Of the
existing private water CONF
Evening star., 1955-10-30
COMPARISON OF METERED WATER
RATES IN FAIRFAX COUNTY

BIASED through S-nch All comparison adjusted
toQuarterly biiingso
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-03
Is ltuliuns Accused
OF Telling Secrets

ROME, Aug. 3 B.-Seven
Italians went on trial today on
charges Of giving away North
Atlantic Treaty Organization
secrets.
The charges did not say to
whom or what country the in.
formation was sent. Among the
defendants is Mario Caluori,
employe Of the Italian Ministry
of Industry and Commerce. He
is accused Of obtaining secret
information in his capacity as
member Of the Italian co-ordi.
mating commission with the At
lantic Pact.
The other six were charged
with having received and trans.
mitted the information. @
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stepped its authority but failed
to rule on the constitutional
right Of an employee to know and
cross-examine his accusers.
'The greater issue was not de-
cided," the Governor said. "anc
the Government still stands &C.
cused Of q line Of conduct SUBJ
versive Of principles Of justice
going back hundreds Of years"
The Maryland Governor said
lawyers could argue legal dis.
tinctions until they are black
In the face, but the fact remains
that q man discharged from gov.
eminent service on suspicion oil
disloyalty is attainted Of treason
in the eyes Of his fellows.
ut is fearful punishment that
should never be inflicted until
the accused has been given every
possible opportunity to clear
himself" the Governor warned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-03
Prisoner Slain, 4 Hurt,
Texas Jail Riot Halted

Escobedo in self-defense. Esco-
bedo. the sheriff related. was
brandishing a large tray and re-
fused to put it down as the
sheriff ordered. When Escobedo
started to throw the tray at him,
the ofiicer said. II shot him."
Sheriff Kilday, at first reported
among last nights injured, left
a hospital bed to come to the
jail when jailers warned him
that q riot threatened. He was
wounded q few hours before last
weeks disturbance when q Is
caliber pistol discharged as he
alighted from an automobile. He
was not hurt last night.
The sheriff Joined nine other
officers in putting down last
nights riot. He said about 40
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Ishots were i1red. including par
ann bullets. He said he ordered
live ammunition used only after
the dummy Slugs failed to quell
the rioters.
Galvino Beltran, 10, was shot
in both legs and Rudolfo Reyes.
SO, was shot In the right leg. Two
other prisoners were struck by
flying objects. None Of the four
was believed in serious condition.
The riot started, Jailer Bob
|Beckman said, when vengeful
prisoners protested disciplinary
action against Johnny Crawford,
%, an habitual criminal serving
Ia life term and described as a
leader in last weeks riot.
Mr.. Beckman said unrest grew
when he put Crawford in soli-
|tary confinement about 1880 pm.
The lifer. awaiting transfer to
Ia State prison. was punished be-
cause Of his protest Of the jailor's
choice Of a man placed in charge
|of the cell block.
Some Of the subdued prisoners
complained bitterly after last
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-03
Loyalty Hearings Dirty
McKeIdin Tells Rotory

the court chose to confine itself
to the Interpretation of a statute
without passing on the conten-
ton that the right Of a de-
PENDANT in criminal proceedings
to be confronted with the wit
nesses is shared by a Govern
ment employee whose loyalty has
been impugned.
DR.. Peters, a Yale Medical
School professor and former
|part-time consultant to the Sur
|geoa General, was dropped from
Government service when the
Loyalty Review Board overruled
Ia lower boards clearance. The
Supreme Court decided In favor
of DIR. Peters on the grounds
that the Review Board had over
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nights riot Of what they called
police brutality. Sheriff Kilday
said some prisoners were slugged
by officers as they filed out OF
the cell block. but that he
stopped the slugging when he
saw it.
Escobedo was serving a 90-day
term for theft. He died in q
hospital about 80 minutes after
the riot ended.
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SAN ANTONIO, Tex. Aug 3
(R.-Ten officers shot one pris-
oner to death and injured four
others as they used 20 shots
last night to queIl a 58-man jail
riot.
The outbreak was the Bexar
County Jail's second abortive
riot in q week. The first on July
rs took three hours to break UP.
Last nights was stopped in 80
minutes.
Sheriff Owen Kilday, q brother
Of Representative Paul Kilday.
Democrat Of ..exas. wept as he
told Of firing the fatal bullet into
Rudolfo Escobedo. ~, as the
riot fiared to a climax about 9
pm. II saw him fall" the vet
eran officer said.
Sheriff Kilday said he shot
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The Government stands ac-
cused of q subversion Of the
principles when Federal en-
ployes are not allowed to con-
front their accusers at loyalty
hearings, Gov. Theodore Nickel
din Of Maryland charged today.
This is not merely dirty-it
is deadly business" the Cover
nor told a luncheon meeting Of
the Rotary Club Of Washington
lat the Mayfiower Hotel. "Assas-
|sination Of character Is as foul
Ia crime as murder Of the body, "
he added.
Referring to the Supreme
Court ruling on the security fir-
ing Of DR.. John p. Peters, Gov.
McKeldin said he regretted that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-03
Two Women Killed
In Cur-Truck Crush

GREENWOOD. Del, Aug. 8
R.-Two women were killed and
four other persons injured last
night In an auto-truck collision
on U. s. Highway IS near here.
The dead were Eloise Harvey
Cross, driver Of the car, and Ethel
Brown, a passenger. both about
20, from Elizabeth City. N. C.
Lawrence L. Savage Of Painter,
Va, whose truckload Of tomatoes
spilled over the highway, escaped
unhurt.
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OPPORTUNITY RARELY KNOCKS TWICE!

BUT NOW. DUE TO RECENTLY ACQUIRED LAND,
OCEAN BEACH, MARYLAND, EXTENDS THIS RARE
OPPORTUNITY TO BUY CHOICE RESIDENTIAL SITES
AT PRE-DEVELoPMENT PRICES AT THIS
MULTI-MILLIoN DOLLAR PROJECT!
Millions Ameeons hungry for soI cir and
the growth Of American beoch Now oeean Beach, und
Of the Atlantic beaches
The Chesapeake Boy Bridge aeway
nearly onho Of MGunds Atunt eooslns hos
private playground New superhhway fabulous
Beach within Is million Columbia
Mand vsnia Pennsylvania Deaware Jersey greater
New York City
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HELP-MEN

DRUG CLERK, Jr.-Full time As
hr wk. Experienced preferred: op-
portunity Advancement. Apply in
person. 2. D. GILMAN, 627 Penn
| ave. NV. Ill
IEDITOR-ASS0CIATE, for national
technical magazine: graduate engi-
neer with field and writing experi-
ience to procure, write and edit
articles; some travel. Resume. Write
Box Abs. Star. lib
ELECTRICIANS. experienced In COM
mercial and Industrial work; ton
wages OF. 4-7416: ia. 2-1692.
ELEVATOR OPERATOR, colored. for
small Office bldg: good appearance.
reliable: D. C. permit. references
Apply 1924 Eye st. NV. Room 202
between 10 and /. %
|ENGINEER-JANITOR - White or
colored; 5th-class experiences; new
aforementioned apt. bldg. near
Mass. and Wisconsin ave. NV.
Starting salary. 1925 per mo. for
full time; day shift; live off prem
ises. Permanent position for good
man. Call EN-. 2-SS06 for appt.
to be interviewed.
Evening star., 1955-02-09
HELP-MEN

JANIT0R, colored, for garden-type
apts.: must have good references
and be experienced in this work;
salary and apt. For interview. phone
white, married. no chill
velopment; Oil burners. incinerators;
must be able to make repairs. have
good references and be sober. Apply
TO Mr.. Newton, THE CAREY WIN
sToN CO.. 1923 Conn. ave. NV.
9 T An; to IL & noon only. .r,::
Bisss. BARKLEY BROS. 6ll In.
vestment Bldg, Mon. through Fri.
JANIToR. assistant and relief man
for apartment house; middle aged
Rse Tsaarea aust ca Ps No so0sE
colored. must be married,
no children, sober. reliable and have
local. references: small salary and
quarters; can be employed. but BLDG.
needs RERNsTEiN SaShTi sSyersse;c GO Apply agd Leg
JANIToR, must be first class. with
wife and no children; wife to oper-
ate elevator; $210 month plus liv-
ing quarters: close-in NV. location;
erence ens De AsPIY fT1 s. nG DALLAS ALL VS GRADY
g. SON. 1l04 Vermont ave. NV. %
married. reliable. sober. for
small apt. project. Capable of doing
small repairs, maintenance Of heat
ing system and painting Unusually
good salary and apt; must have
references. Write Box 36S-S. Star
%
JEWELRY SALESMAN, experience
preferred, but will train: good back
ground: permanent. GAIT g. BROS,
INC, 607 18th st. NV, DI. 7-1034.
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AIITO SALESMAN
Awning Statesmen

Is in the awning business
with q line Of awnings that sur.
passes anything on the market, New
exclusive, horizontal "step-down" a.
ber glass with beautiful, heavy anod'
ized aluminium cornice, for windows
Also complete line of all aluminium
awnings. No competitive awning car
compare--and it's exclusive with
Chamberlin.
Evening star., 1955-02-09
JAMES J. SWEENEY, Attorney

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CCUEI
for the District Of Columbia, Hoio--
Ing . Probate Court.-SEstate Oh
Viola Boyer Sweeney. DeceaSeo.t
No. S7.O53, Administration DocKet
is2,-Application having been maaS
heretn for probate OF the last VIII
0ffd testament OF said deceased, ana
letters testamentary on said estate;
6y James J. Sweeney 1t IS ordered
Efiis 7th day OF February. A;D. 1920
that Mrs. Wilbur Mesds, Mrs.
Charles Tracey, Mrs. John Maun,
Mrs. John McClain. non-residents.
and ali others concerned. appear
IN said Court on Monday, the S1St S1Sbt
ciay of March, AID. 1855. at lO:pu
O'clock AM, to show cause why
such application should not be
gran granted. Let notice hereof be py6-
fished In the washington Lay ne,
porter and "The Evening star,
once In each OF three successive
weeks before the return day herein
mentioned, the first publication 70
said return day. Witness: the Hon
ora6le BOLITHA j. LAWS, Cnlei
Judee Of said Court. this 9TH DAY oi
test: MELVIN j. MARQUES. Dep.
uty Register OF Wills for the District
Of Columbia. Clerk OF the proSngate Sg
Court, ie0'Ao'~"
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HELP NEN

SANDWICH MAN. experienced. for
KOSHER DELICATEeeEN. Apply
1892 Eastern ave. NV. 80
SERVICE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
largest Chevrolet dealer has open
tngs for 2 service salesmen. Applt-
san.SS es Ss ,ss SIaes sns = esSnoss
body damage. See Mr.. Presgraye
or Mr.. Watts. oURIsMAN cHEVRO-
LET. 6l0 Il ct. ne. lis
SHOP MAN. for storm window fac
tory: prefer with some experience;
must understand measuring and
reading figures for assembly In shop.
Rsn EsN,,vce,s c9RsoN sSS MFG. Co. 12l6
SHOE SALESMAN. permanent. ex-
J1si J8s is-fsssaa saisn'and' Arlington. M.1i va'
SHOE SALESMAN. exper.; salary and
comm, full time. Apply .FORSYTHE
SHOE STORE. 1928 r ct. NV. --10
SHOP F0REMAN--ourisman Chevro-
let has opening for an experienced
man to take charge Of used-car
reconditioning shop; must be ex-
perieneed on all makes Of cars and
have bay asiiity e supervise perSonPsl aasi
oURIsMAN CHEVROLET. 610 Il
SHOVEL or CRANE orERAroR-
JOSEPH SMITH 4 SONS, INC.
200l Kenilworth ave. ne. -13
TABULATING OPERATOR, IBM; Is
to 30. high-school graduate. draft
exempt: for permanent position;
vacation and sick leave; nom -proflt
cafeteria; b-day. week. $3.50 Am, 70
4;45 nm. win consider college
night student. Apply personnel Of
nee. 3rd d.. 616 l4th st. NV. IA
TAILOR, must be experienced; good
salary; steady Job. Apply 775a Wis.
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iHIlELP-.MEA

SALES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
PORCELAIN. guaranteed steel tank
eaITn.,o nlns the r ony PanS Ssskr4ons that SEP,
washington on b, 8. Govt. and large
private installations; commission
basis: exclusive to right man. KIR-
WAN ENGINEERING CO., INC. DOC
z. Monument ST.. BALTIC. 2. Nd:
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MAN-DEPENDABLE

With car Permanent EMPLOYMENT
Apply ELECTROLUX CORP. 3707
MEN-Part time, flexible hrs. car;
white, S30-50 wk. Call before 9
pm. for interview. Wo. 6-2292.
YOUNG MAN, for light assembly
work; starting pay, 15c per hour ;
opportunity for advancement. Apply
/ pm. Thurs. UNIVERSAL REGU-
LAToR CO., 4204 37th St.. Brent
YOUNG MAN. willing to learn stock;
room work Exper. desirable, but not
necessary. Must have best refs,
W. BELL & CO., 514 10th st. nv"
YOUNG MAN-would you like to be
a salesman? If selected, we will
train and teach ambitious young
man while he earns. Good character
references and car necessary. CAL
MR.. MAYO. between 9 and 1880
am. or 4 to 5 pm, D1. 7-O2lg. or
write to Employment Manager. lSll
II st. NV, Wash. g. Ill
Evening star., 1955-02-09
SALESMAN
WHOLESALE

Exceptional oppor-
tunity for experienced
wholesale appliance
and TV salesman con-
tacting . retail dealers
In our Va. Md. terri
tory. This is a long
time position for the
right man. Financial
arrangements .excep-
tional. Car is essential.
Write for interview to
Box 58-S, Star giving
complete details. All
replies confidential.
Evening star., 1955-02-09

PART TIME, evening or Saturday, de-
iiyering orders for Fuller Brush deal
ers. No selling. excellent earnings
and sar allowance. Phone Dl. Z
4477 or DI. 7-34aS. o
OPENINGS s., FOR FOR g GLERIGAl sSnins! hotR W3Ra, ~
our main office and at warehouse,
Also, secretarial opening at main
ONCE. In replying, state Wnlcn
opening you are applying tor. giving
refs. and phone no., Box 39o-S' star
ELDERLY MAN (who is retired OF
otherwise employed) to work IN once
building from 3 pm, until mionlgnti
(7-day week.: as Watcnman enu
cleaner: salary. Sl90 per Wont1' n
Apply after Q p.m.. 1413 K st. NV
ATTRACTIVE OPENING, in Washing.
inQton area. in sales field, with one
Of the Nations leading manufac-
turers Of construction equipment.
Excellent opportunity .aroInei roT mgsn for
man with unusual ambition; oppor.
tunity for advancement: pleasant
work: good insurance ana tcnus
plan. Transportation. Experience
brief BACKGROUND. BOX 351-S. Star.
You will be contacted for appoint
WEEKEND mshs WORK. for colored stu
dent, Saturday, sundays ana nolI-
days, as attendant at animal nos
pital. No experience. ia. 7-2i9o.
COLLEGE MAN for interesting. work
In downtown camera store. Full time
or mornings and early aftsrnoons;;
Cali after Q pm. OR. 4-9203 l3
TO THE MAN WHO is LOOKING
AHEAD, nationally known AAA.l
career opportunity, for q top sales.
man, 2S to 55. with car to cali on
local businesses with exclusive ad-
vertising service. high percentage
-epeat business. Weekly draw aeaimst
ings Strong home ONCE and field
support. For personal interview.
write FRANK cOPPOLA. Sales mgr.
nf the OSBORNE CO.. 1908 Co
quelin terr., Chevy Chase 10. Mo.
fDo not phonel.
Evening star., 1955-02-09
JOSEPH A. McMENAMIN. Attorney
426 9Th 81, NV; coupr

F~O ptA 0k.S
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia, Hold
ing Probate Court.-No., 81 ;0os. Ad-
ministr is to Give No
tice: That the subscriber. Of the
District Of Columbia, has obtained
from the Probate Court Of the Dis
ministration on the estate Of Robert
j. Moore, late Of the District OF
columbia dc deceased Az Al depsssSed psrsSeds
ave hereby warned to exhibit the
Same, with the vouchers thereof.
ssay aahsptlSsitss eq Ssisss S. tS 'ss sfd say dsy
oS August. AID. 1855: otherwise
they may BY law be excluded from
under my hand this, 2rd dgy,& day O.
FEBRUARY, 1855. EVELYN MOORE
737 Princeton Place. NV i!ssa7 sSsalio
Attest: THEODORE COGSWELL.;
Register Of Wills fol. the Distiict
Of Columbia, Clerk OF the prooeee Sa
NaRrPt 1eS,lOsZO
Evening star., 1955-02-09
MICHAEL r. K. DOLAN, Attorney,
TlO l4th Street, NV.

UNITED STATES DISTHlCI COOHl
for the District of Columbia, Hold
ing probate Court.-No. 6,923, Ad-
ministra ation.-This is to Give Mo-
tice: That the subscriber, Of the
District Of Columbia, has. obtained
from the Probate Court of the Dis
trfct Of Columbia, Letters Of Admin
istration on the estate Of John Denny
Ferguson. late Of the District OF
Columbia. deceased. All persons hav-
hereby warned to exhibit the. same.
With the vouchers thereof, legally
authenticated, to the. subscriber. on
or before the 4th day of August,
AID, 1855: otherwise they may by
law be excluded from all benefit Of
said estate. Given under my hand
this 4th day Of February. 1955; =
Street, S.w. (Seal.l Attest: THEO-
DoRE cOGSwELL, Register Of Wills
for the District Of columbia, Clerk
Of the Probate Court. fec, 1875
Evening star., 1955-02-09
ARCHITECTS
AND CRAFTSMEN
JOHN HANS GRAHAM d
ASSOCIATES

ASSISTANT JANIToR, fun time; top
salary; S; ;.SssIi CAL EN- IN 2.ls0o. Ill
sition; salary and bonus. 6-day
week, insurance plan. paid vacation;
twin post lifts, clean uniforms sup
piled. WILSON PONTIAC. INC,
1925 Georgia ave-, Silver Spring.
AUTO MECHs. t2). oldsmobile exper.
fine oLDsMoBiLEE E. Co. $500 Bal:
AUTO MECHANICS. i2i. exper.: work
In pleasant section NV. mr.. Silver
Spring; hosp. plan, paid vacation;
fed mechanics need apply; phone
for appt. with Mr. Rice. ia. $4,000
BOWMAN STUDEBAKER. 1880 Ga
ave- NV p
Evening star., 1955-02-09
CItHk-DIy OIedIIIIIS EldII'
White. Call OIL. 2-3400

CLERK TYPIsT--We have openings
for clerk typists, 8 to 35, will con-
slider beEinners6 Typins speed not
vacation and sick leave benefits.
economical cafeteria, Apply person.
mel once, Sd fir. EQUITABLE LIFE
INSURANCE CO. SIC l4th st. nv
|CLERK-TYPIsT. white. over 80.
assist in apt. rental once. Exper
living Accommodation. Do not
phone. Apply in person. PARK
HAMPSHIRE APTs.. $500 New
Hampshire ave-. Nd. -
lCLERk-TYf1sT for accountants Of
vk. 81. S-116e. ria
Evening star., 1955-02-09

Statesmen, must be exper. in selling
new and used cars; an excellent OPP
portunity Y, y; selling the Nations No; !
surance benefits, vacation with pay
and Xmas bonus. Apply within
L.. D. Cockerham, sales manager,
LOGAN MOTOR CO., I'LL 18th ST.
NV, DI. 7-5S00. -15
Statesmen can earn $3.50 to $3.50
week; leads furnished; no canvass
ing; car essential. Apply HOUSE
HOLD SEWING MACHINE CO.,
INC. 1927 H st. ne. Ii. 6-515l,
Evening star., 1955-02-09

IRM OPERATOR. knowledge Of key
punch and 402, basic wiring; work
In pleasant atmosphere with con-
genial group: sick leave, vacation
plan, disqualification and insurance
benefits; salary commensurate with
ability and experience, and oppor-
tunity to grow, Apply GEORGES.
Sth floor, a30 r st. NV, Mr.. Grif-
I'm. between 10 am. and pm.
Evening star., 1955-02-09
HELP--MEN
EMPLOYED MEN

Three ewes. and Sat part-time work;
no car or .exper.. nee. but must be
able to meet public: 50 hr. Apply
1907 pm. RIM. 7o5. 1912 =
Evening star., 1955-02-09

TAX ACCOUNTANT
Nationally known light metal pro.
ducer engaged in multi-State opera
accountant with legal trainins:
to yrs. in corporate tax account
ing work desirable: location In Z
mid-Atlantic State. In confidential
reply give age. education experienct
and salary REQUIRED. Box BIAS
Star. p
TELLER, BY a local financial institu-
sion; experience desirable; 5-daS
tails as to background. experienced
and education. Box 3S3-R, Star
Evening star., 1955-02-09
MANAGER TRAINEE

MANAGER TRAINEE
For fast-growing finance company.
age 2l-3l, will be given complete
training in all phases Of consumer
finance business leading to manage
ment of branch office; must have
car. good starting salary and car
ALBERT, 1928 r. ]. ave., Mt. Rain
Ter. Md 10
MEATCUTTER, must be sober. posi-
lively no drinking; Apply IN person
MID CITY MARKET. TIA K st.
NIGHT CASHIER, must be exper;
refs: hrs. 2:30-11 80 pm: starting
sasahls cashissrs ON Once. aaa 10Th 10Th st. R NV
OFFSET STRIPPER.. black and white;
union or non-union; top wages;
steady work: must be exper. Phone
TOMFORD'S. TO. 9.6o74. Ill
OFFSET FRESHMAN for EBCO 22x34
press: company-paid hospitaliZation,
surgical and life insurance: steady
employment for right man. Press
helper alSS lSu ne needed 5oAs DISTRICT Ioth
pnXsjrESfR njEj su; sIdSp'; ANb ;scRApER, colored
Apply engineer. 3100 Conn. ave. NV,
chanics. Call WE. $4,000. immedi-
Plumber WANTED for iobbing and
remodeling work; plumber with D. c;
drivers permit; steady work. good
pay; only sober need apply. 39l2
Ga ave- NV. Ill
Evening star., 1955-02-09
FINANCE MAN

FIRST AID MAN, for. industrial
sanis; saiafy. ezReo5 e. PIIs6oos. sn0
FLORIST, exper. designer. willing
worker. sober; very good working
conds. and salary. Apply Mr: Crosby,
manager. CHAMBERS FLOWER CEN
TER. 1900 Bladenshurg rd. ne. Ia
FOUNTAIN BOY WANTED. white
only: experience needed: must. be
neat. not over 25 yrs: OF age; days
. week: located, TED, in a, Arl. psig a29o VII vi
S-1135. Ill
FURNITURE SALESMAN, exper.; lib
eral commissions" pleasant working
conditions. In one OF the Nation s
person. The P. j. NEE CO. 1900
Rockville pike or phone Mr.. Chill
dress, OIL. 7-9500. -
FURNITURE SALESMAN. exper.. to
work in one. of Washington,s largest
furniture stores s9oa ary SALARY eananS anS
benefits. Apply in person 70 M;
F1RN1FGRE ES1si nfRE CO.. Sos Ass'S + s. NV;
GAS ISLAND ATTENDANT-Branch
OF leading automotive concern has
opening for experienced attendant
Tor evening SNul, o.OU p.tu. VII L
am. Courteous and ambitious man
only: must have d. C.. drivers per-
init. Excel. starting salary plus COM
mission and company benefits. Apply
Mr.. D'Anna. CALL CARL INC, 1901
West Virginia ave- ne. -l0
GAS STATION ATTENDANT. must be
experienced: sober. no floaters:
references required. BELMONT TIRE
& BATTERY CO.. 14th and Belmont
st. NV. --lO
GROCERY CLERK, all-around man;
experienced only; 5ts-day week;
pleasant working conditions. Apply
351a Conn. ave. Ill
GROCERY CLERKS t2). for super
market; exper. not necessary. steady
Jobs for young men Of good char
acter. who are willing to learn this
wide field. See MR.. CLARK. T341
Landover rd.. Landover. Md. 10
HAIR STYLISTS (2). young. per-
sonable. enthusiasm Is q must. Ap-
ply in person. BEAUTY BAZAAR
sos 14th st. NV. III
HOuSEMAN and chauffeur, in city,
conv. to bus. Exper. Good pay. Must
have Al refs. Box 417-V. Star.
Evening star., 1955-02-09
TELEPHONE
SOLICITORS


SOLICITORS
Several openings available immedi-
ately to high-caliber telephone sales
personnel for full and part time
work In special telephone rooms
Earnings commensurate with sales
ability Apply in psrsop to Mr.
THE EVENING STAR
l101 Pa Ave. NV
TIRE REGROOVER. to, work on
steady basis with good pay ana
hours. Cali OIL. $500. Ill
TRACTOR-TRAILEk DRIVER. must
be experienced. D. C. operators
permit: home every day. Apply MT
2I46 Georgia ave. %
USHERS, Theater-Colored. neat ap-
pearing: 1880 yrs. Apply $50 4th
WsxiRiEiHHousE and service manager.
entire warehouse operation. Excel.
opportunity with large, progressive
furniture company. Company bene-
fits, pleasant working conditions.
Apply Mr.. Childress, P. J. NEE CO.,
1900 Rockville pike, or phone Olym-
pic 7-9500 for appointment. 10
MATCHMAKER, one who knows now
to DO first-quality work only need
apply. ERNEST BURK, 614 18TH
MAN, living in Hyattsyille area,
Silver Spring or me-; excellent open
ing with $97 wkly. income; married
view, view phone Mr.. RIELEY. HA. 2
1908, Wed. only, 6-9 pm,
Evening star., 1955-02-09
INSURANCE. SALESMAN

INSURANCE. SALESMAN
Man living in Prince Georges or
aesre and aSIity Ht't 70 eD earn I
q year or better. Would be q direct
writing agent for the FARM Bu-
REAU INSURANCE COMPANIES,
selling all kinds OF insurance----auto,
fire, life. casualty. accident and
health and disqualification; In
Prince Georges County, call AP.
7-3300; in MONTGOMERY County.
Evening star., 1955-02-09
SECRETARY i
ACCOUNTING DEPT.

Y Young woman. 25-35 yrs. Of age. who
Is competent IN shorthand and typs
credit work. Permanent position. 8
day. 40-hr. week. Apply persornel
Room an5. Open weekdays. $500
THE EVENING STAR
1i0i Penna. Ave. NV
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