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Evening star., 1955-07-21
Arms for Tito
Bel Halted
By the Associated Pres.

- eA4S AAc0l13t1o EASS4
The United States was re-
ported today to be considering
"a halt in aid to Yugoslavia until
Marshal Tito's government per-
Imits fun inspection of the use
Iof American weapons.
Top State Department and
Pentagon officials are reported
seriously concerned over the
Yugoslav's governments contin-
ued refusal to permit routine
checks by American military in
Spectors in Yugoslavia.
Yugoslavia further upset off,
Gals, it was learned. by indi-
eating it will produce Russian
MIG fighters in Yugoslay fac
tories unless the Western nations
allow some of their models to
be built in Yugoslavia.
These developments combined
to cause serious discussion of
whether the American economic
and military aid program to
Yugoslavia should continue.
The Senate Appropriations
Committee yesterday recon-
mended aid be suspended until
the Yugoslavs permit ''contin-
uous observation and review" of
military assistance as required
by the 1851 aid agreement signed
by Yugoslavia. The American
military aid mission headed by
Brig. Gen. Peter C. Hams is rep
resented as believing the Yugo-
slavs could cooperate far more.
American officials in Yugo-
slavia are reported to have told
Marshall Tito's aides the United
States would take a very dim
view of any Yugoslav effort to
m O Yilfo nf,,ro Mics
Evening star., 1955-07-21
Jazz Pianist Foces Trial
As Montesi Probe Ends

- ROME, July 81 R.-Italian
courts yesterday ended a l6-
month probe Of the Wilma Mon
test scandal and ordered Jazz
! pianist Piero Piccioni to trial on
q granddaughter charges.
+ Also ordered to trial with the
32-year-old son Of ex-Foreign
Minister Attilio Piccioni were
two leading Romans: Playboy
and speculator Ugo Montagna
and former Police Chief Saverio
Poiito.
Young Piccioni Is accused of
contributing to the death by
drowning of 2o-year-old Wilma
Montesi on April 10. 1858. "by
abandoning her, believing her
already dead, on the edge of the
sea-"
Montagna and Polito face
charges of aiding and abetting
81 crime by trying to help Piccioni
escape prosecution.
Eleven other Italians. ranging
from bar girls to estate care
takers, also were ordered to stand
trial on charges of concealing
evidence or taxing crimes.
4 No trial date was set. 1t may
begin early this autumn.
"a The final order was handed
down by Raffaele Sepe. a mag
istrate who began investigating
the lurid affair in March, 1854.
His 419-page report traced the
case from its quiet start when
Wilma's shapely body was found
on the beach at Tor Vajanica,
near Rome.
Montagna ran a high society
hunting lodge there, frequently
entertaining some of Rome's
best known figures.
At first dark-haired Wilma S
death was listed as drowning.
Then Silvano Muto, young editor
of an obscure magazine called
"Attuahta." printed a story that
she actually had died at a dope
and sex party. He limited that
thigh figures" were there, but
did not name them.
Mr.. Muto was hailed into
. court on q criminal libel charge.
He was asked to produce his
sources. Two Of them were:
Anna Maria Moneta Caglio.
21-year-old beauty from Milan
who admitted she had been
Montagna's mistress. She said
she suspected Montagna knew |
how Wilma died, and that she
had seen him and young Piccioni
go to authorities to try to hush
1t up.
Adriana Bisaccia. a big-eyedI
Evening star., 1955-07-21
ST Minimum Wage Vote.
.Diminishes Veto Threat

that the House bill would have
the increase take effect next
March /. while the Senate ver-
sion specifies next January /.
President Eisenhower last jan
uary recommended that the
minimum wage be raised to 90
cents. On several occasions re-
Gently he declared that this fig
ure was economically sound and
substantial on the basis of cost
of living advances during the
last five years.
No Veto Seen.
At a recent news conference
he reminded reporters he never
had said he would veto a bill with
the 81 rate, This. as well as the
size of the eventual vote for
passage in the House yesterday
was regarded as a sign that the
higher figure would be accepted
by the White House.
The 81 opposition votes
against House passage were al
most evenly divided between the
two parties, 20 Democrats and
IS Republicans. OF the 1862 af-
firmative votes. 1872 were Demo-
cratic and ITO Republican.
Most of the opponents were
from Southern or Southwestern
States. Democratic Representa-
tive Smith and Republican Rep
resentative Broyhill from nearby
Virginia were among the op-
ponentS.
Evening star., 1955-07-21
Elevator Apartment Plea
'By NCHAIs Is Protested

The National Capital Housing
Authority yesterday asked the
District Board of zoning Adjust
ment for a waiver of three regu-
lations to clear the way for con-
Istruction Of two low-rent eleva-
tor apartments.
The project is located at M
street and Delaware avenue
S.W. The request was opposed
by Fayette M. Latham. technical
director of the Homebuilders
Association of Metropolitan
Washington.
He said he, opposed the appeal
because his organization does
not believe private industry
would be granted the same con-
sideration and called the hous-
ing authority's project unfair
competition"
He charged that ;'elevator
apartments in Washington for
the needy are just out of the
question"
William Simpson, NCHA gen.
eral counsel, said the agency
wants permission to put in Off
street parking spaces along the
south side of M street, wants
to avoid a requirement for set
back which would force the
buildings in to the center of the
block and seeks approval of
plans to build a one-story ad-
ministration building on a part
Evening star., 1955-07-21

of the block which is zoned for
residential use only.
He said families are permitted
to remain in public housing units
if they earn not more than S.
500 to $4,000 year, depending
on the number of children.
Mr.. Latham declared, that's
exactly what we're complaining
about"
The NCHA plan is a new YER
sion of an earlier proposal in
volving two separate blocks. 1t
would center in both elevator
apartment projects on land south
of M street. Mr.. Simpson de-
clared one purpose of the ele-
vator apartments is to provide
housing for elderly persons who
are unable to climb stairs.
The board took the case under
adViSement.
Evening star., 1955-07-21
By ROBERT K. WALSH

Congressional hackers Of a 81
an hour minimum wage measure,
passed in somewhat different
forms by House and Senate, felt
confident today that President
Eisenhower would approve it de-
spite his proposal for a 80 cents
rate.
A acknowledgements bill to
lift the level to 90 cents from the
rs cents figure in the law since
1850 was voted by the House late
yesterday, 362-54. But it barely
survived a Republican drive for
Ia gradual arrangement that
would have established the 80
cents rate after next December
81 and the 81 rate after Decem-
Der 81, 1856.
Earlier in an all-afternoon de-
bate which followed several hours
|of discussion the previous day,
the House defeated, 1873 to las, a
proposal by Representative Nc
Connell of Pennsylvania, top
ranking Republican on the House
Labor Committee, for the 80 cents
rate and a January l, 1856 effec-
tive date. It also rejected, 1913 to
1873, a move by Representative
Wier. Democrat of Minnesota, for
E$1.10.
Victory Applauded
Mr.. Mcconnell also offered the
80 cents and 81 plan. Its narrow
margin defeat brought a burst of
applause from the Democratic
side of the aisle. After roll call
passage of the bill with the 81
provision. as recommended by the
Labor Committee, the House as
sured quick action toward final
agreement with the Senate by
sending the measure to confer
ence.
One Of the few differences is
Evening star., 1955-07-21
Gasoline Sole Time

~HICAGO-Most of the gaso-
line sold to American motorists
is conveyed between 4 pm. and
II pm. according to statistics Of
! the petroleum industry.
Evening star., 1955-07-21
World Medical PurIey

VIENNA.-The ninth General
Assembly of the World Medical
Association will be in Vienna
from September 20 through 26.
Evening star., 1955-07-21
Second Choice

COLUMBIA, s. C. (R.-Bur-
glars failed to get into the city
garbage disposal plant. They
tried to enter an Office and tool
storage shed.
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SALESWOlIAN. sxper. for women's
apparel shop: 5-day VIZ; no eves.
Apply AIMS, Lobby Investment
Bldg, 1911 x st. NV.
sALESwOMAN. to sell homes In Nd.
subdivision. Real estate experience
not necessary; sales experienee es-
sential. Must have car. Hours, TO
tSionai time; LIBERAL eommission
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The Evening Star
18th and Pa. Ave. NV.

CLKRK. under so, for general once
work In. circulation dept. Of pub
lishtng firm. Ability to work with
figures essential; 6.day, 4O-hour
week. paid disqualification and life
insurance. Sick and annual leave
privileges. cali Mr.. PERRY. CO.
6-1014. -
CLERK, for newspaper once. age Is
to 80, 6-day, 4O-hour week, raid
disqualification and life insurance,
retirement plan Gail MISS GROVE,
CO. 6-1014. -
CLERK for national magazine cir.
eulation dept. 1890 yrs. Good
ct figures. Ike detail. Salary 500
for 36-hr. week. Box 222-M. Star
CLERK. colored, between 20 and
IS .yrs. Of age: must be Intelligent,
high school grad. and possess
pleasant telephone voice. To assist
In operation of customer relations
desk for Aristo Cleaners and
Dyerg. 6h-day week; atr-condt-
TONED once: $50 per week. Apps
Mr.. Leroy, between q and IL
ARI6TO DRY CLEANERS AND
DYERs. 1925 3. Capitol st: -
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sALEsMEN l2l, Wiling 70 york. vh9
can use Q hish-payine JOB. eals ct
new and used cars. UN. 4-bb0l !,
H9f sR.HlkrsSyWsR;, BRENTWOOD. No
sAfEsMEN rs. used Gears. expert
enced: can make $500 or more
monthly; large stock: leading new
car Olds dealer. Apply IN person
2l4O Blsdensburg I'd. %
Statesmen, experienced IN grocery
store operation desirable: duties
include sales. promotions, mer.
permanent position with WASH
lngton's largest and most pro-
gressive dairy; age % 70 20. nigh
school or equivalent Telephone for
appt,. Leonard NJ. DAY, asst: vice
president, CHEeTNUT FARMS
sAfEsMEN. SEQ daily, Sell lumi-
Attleboro. Mass. Free sample and
saRGEsMEN. can earn $3.50 to $3.50
week. Leads furnished; no cam
vsssing: opportunity TO become
sales manager for one Of Americas
largest sewing machine cos. Weekly
bonus. Apply bet. 10 and II am:
HOUSEHOLD SEWING. MACHINE
Coz INC. 1925 II st. ne, IL
0.Hlkl. 30
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PIX OPERATOR

FULLY experienced; no others need
apply: between 81 and 40; some
s sSnlnafk sns sS5 i PEh M& t. s sssS
Apply iI,mediatsiy: QUAKER CITY
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THE EVENING STAR
l101 PA. AVE. NV.
ART, MUSIC. PHYS. I'd. ETC.
ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY

an AS4N~ -
L341 q st. NV. RE. 7-393e
lSSISTANT 70 OWNER Of exclusive
restaurant: must like people. type
menus, hosteSsing, generally uSetul
Mr.. EVANS, IA. 7-oSSs. after IL
ssisTANr BooKKEEPER. 2l-3si
downtown speciality shop. Exper'
with adding machine ana type
writer. 6-day, 37h-hf. WIKI Wed
Oh. Must work Sat-. 9:30-6. and
Thurs, I2:30-9. Paid vacation;
discount on purchases; perm;
and ability. Chance for advance.
ment. Write. giving address. phone
salary expected. Applications lack-
ting these "details viii not be con-
ASSISTANT POsTING CLERK FOL
downtown Alexandria insurance
once. Full time: s days week; va
cation with pay, with hospitsliza-
ton ms, Must know tipping; 500
week; advance 70 SOB after =
months. Apply In handwriting "a
H0Y A9I.E, Star,
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hELP-WoMEN

coUETERGIRIs vh,ts. no sxser.
DIXIE PIG BARBECUE. Marlboro
gikss and 1ennins I'd. s.ss 20.
DENTzi ASSISTANT. white; soiiinE
Field sc. area. once. DeSire per-
sonahIe young lady; expeF. IN dsn-
tai or medical fields pref. but mot
nee. Write, giving age, education.
salary desired. Box 176-s, star.
PTsisEi;ss,;, Evstss1iiis area. CAD
D HcaliS5S rYprsr. under 30.
for newspaper once IN 0eoFGetoWn
area. 6-day, 40-hour week. paid
vacation, free hospitaliEation and
life insurance. Call MR.. PERRY,
DEGGY CtIEkhK. experienced only, for
daywofk, no Sundays. Good salary.
FILE CLERK-PefmAnent position
for alert person. Some typing re-
ouired. 36-hr. week: air eondittoned
once; paid vacation and siek leave.
Apply l722 L st. NV.
FOUNTAIN GIRL, exper.:: refs;
good worker. PENN DRUG, 18th
KEnUA.
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CASHIER
S422 WISCONSIN AVE.
CHEW CHASE

Excellent position for resident Of i'm
mediate area Position free Of down.
town transportation problems.
Good ktsrtinE sa daf nth nth regular sis
ant working eond.. and company
dement's. Personal interviews only.
Ask for Mr.. oIUFFREDA. %
CAsHIER-TYPIST, age IS TO 80. for
modern finance ONCE. Must be ae-
eurate With. figures, good phone
voice and able TO Eleet public; good
starting salary and regular In
creAses. For sppt. phone MR..
SMILEY, bet. IL am. and 8 p;m.'
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HElP--.MEN

YOUNG MAN TO learn mems wear
business. Good salaIy 70 start.
Permanent. THE QUALITY SHOP
3026 Wilson blvd. Arl. -6
YOUNG MAN, colored; ewes. 0.10,
Sun. 1910. CALIFORNIA pHAR-
YOUNG MAN, dishvashing and poi
WSshins; Opportunity 70 learn res
taufeDt business: 500 VIZ; plui
meals plus vacations; pleasant
working conditions. Apply eHoLL'e
COLONIAL CAFETERIA. 1889
Conn. ave. NV. See manager. ID
YOUNG MAN, white, 10 70 %, Il
drive truck and work In snoR;
See Mr., Mess. 10441 Metropolitan
ave, Kensington. Nd. "a
YOUNG MEN (10l. career Or world
War II vets. preferred, TO assist
manager, Monday through Friday.
6-S pm: $25 Wkly, to start. Come
in for interview, s:3o,l2 an: ask
for Mr.. TUNKEf. 1923 Vermont
ave. NV. Suite 701, -
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CLERKS
CLERKS
UNIT CONTROL DEPT.
KNOWLEDGE OF TIPPING
PERMANENT POSITION
6.DAY WEEK
VIM. HAHN & co.

18th and X 6ts. NV. -


CLEnK-TYPIsT in real. estate once;
iool itth It. NV. Ma. $500;
CLERK-TYPIsT. s1 to 80. neat.
knowledge Of shorthand help.ul,
i1ssssnt sSrt f1 sSDSsiGns phSne
Conrad. BANKERS LIFE AND CAS-
Cg2EHk kEY FIJI under IS, fol. SEN
eral once work; 6-day, 37M-hr.
week; air-cond. bldg; company
BENEFITS Apply Dsr 1n fnS Sse; sES
cfGGpRkfSri isFa ,a s. veil ar es.abIisRed
financial organization: 5-day wk.:
short hours and pleasant sur
roundings. RE. 7-6555. -
for typing and gen.
eral clerical duties. in air-eond.
once ne: sec: vacation .n with 1a.,t Pay
m Misa H eBsSIiRsbh''S okeR
FOODS, INC. LA. 6-s3b0 for Appt.
CLERK-rYPIsT for real estate
once: 5;day week; $3.50; Apply
lqSs igsh a nT sor IA iarr s Ss sup
Mrs. Burton, BARBER q ROSS
Co. 9Th and v sts. me-. DE. z
c IGJl with standard
Brands, Inc, 1856 Oakie st. ne.
has Immediate opening. KNOWLEDGE
IN general once work and typing
cations. Many other benefits. Call
La, $4,000 for appointment. 10
CLERK be nest
air conditioned once on. Ga. ave.
typist and accurate with figures;
NV. 6-day week; 2,640 . year.
In reply please state education
and experiences. Box 1908, Star.
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u y
week: insurance dement's after
| mos. Apply manager. HOTEL
LAFAYETTE. 10th and Eye sts
NV.
PIX OPERATOR
FULLY experienced; NO others need
t SpIiy; s SesTfs lln9; g air ire once
| sAIARY. $55 PER WEEK to start
hhi RHSsS iuaY' zoe = st. M. -
PHARMACIsIs. fun and part time
Excel. position and salary. NE
p HTi iissSii for relief work
schedule can be arranged. Req: y
Nd. ~, 6;e672. FOUR CORNERS
lPRH asEfHS run or part time: h.
dustrial clinic, D, c.. state quail
1eations. ass, etc. Box $685.
PfEsAassTERERs tss) Al white me.
shsnies. RIDWkLL b kIDWtaLL
"a 4. I. ,.: :: 6: CT 81 e: x
3.507I after 8 pm. 3
| PLUMBER, for neW-house work IN
Maryland. Must have ear. hand
tools and iourneyman's card. WA.
7-6030. 8 an. 70 8 pm. %
PLUMBERS, plumber's helpers and
s lsSpr s:.bls SoHE SE. 81
Cail Ju. $4,000 between 7:S0 . q.
and $50 pm, or eall 10. 6-e92l
between z and 0 pm. IS
PLUMBERS (6), experienced for new
construction work: local REFERENCES;
Apply WEHRLE q DRURY. 1909
p kspilSeEss Xxi aHEsip Rs CO... expert s
enced IN remodeling. work. local
quired. SHAPIRO PLUMBING CO..
3006 Georgia ave. NV. 10. $1,000.
PLUMBER. expsrisnced in remodel;
r lss wSss ~ d Zee M. S Z. Try wy sis
New York ave. NV, MA. s-i771,.
PLUMBERS wanted. Apply DON
AID W. BoWER. INC 1920 L4y-
riE nSstSa e Sc HIk III seso' ezpsr.
: :sssas soE SsFt g. S ffa Rsy SRI Pfss
PEUMBERS WANTED. plenty Of
work: Have own hand tools. Ma
Hill Ss,.. gEs g SoI qss YS Sa
$3.50 Annspoliso I'd. Bladsnsbprs
lP0kTER. coiored: day work. also re:
iieve on switchboard; day on and
AL benefits. good pay, pleasant
ave. apt. house. Only sober. hard
worker need apply. zee res: mgr
PORTKR-DRIvER, colcred. over q
fS.s ge srp pRn9rB Ssstio9 aiosSg H4 ns.
Tense hwy. LandoYer Hiiis, Nd.
ON. 1886. -
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ia.

You think you are or can DO Q Gales.
man and have Q proven eapncity
for work and Q desire 70 build Q
satisfying career with ebove.ave
age income maybe you should give
this some thought.
This Is not q ''eet-rich-quick prop
osition. but one requiring mtem-
gent EFFORT and work,
The men selected win be PROVIDED
thoroukh training program in:
Guiding actual field training and
attending our national sales tram
they viii nave the backing Of the
largest exclusive health and acct
dent company IN the world; an
ADVERTISING .program on . national
scale including ~. radio. mege-
Zines and newspapers; and quail
ified leads from diversified sources.
Our average successful man earns
q minimum Of $4,000 q year.
II you think you should inquire.
phone RE. $4,000 for an appt.
Ask for Mr.. Hetsler.
MUTUAL OF OMAHA
largest exclusive health and
accident company. -
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CIRCULATION
TELEPHONE
SOLICITORS

Immediate openings are
Ton ton pept. Tor r. p San with
with the confidence and
p RSa,iss S ssissWcrf. The S0 s ssi
commission z liberal :s snd tne e
your requirements In many
II interested In steady and
sHn ssg.1 o xS,k ho contact az a Mr;
between Q am. and 8 Pm.
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ADVERTISING
TELEPHONE
CLERKS

young women. 1885 yrs. Of age,
who have Q pleasant telephone
1nanner.. can spell wen ana Ipe
WITH our Advertising customers: B.
day, 40-hr. week; planned salary
increases, excellent fringe DEMENT'S.
Apply Personnel. Room 006. Open
weekdays. 8:30-6, and Sat-. e-12.
No phone calls.
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TV OUTSIDE MAN
furnished.
Montgomery County area.
Excellent pay. JU. 5-11S1.

nv sERVICEMEN, inside and quit
side mechanics; salary dependile
Mpor, ability. WA. 7-iso2' MH
wkEbERs tarc,. experienced. il.
gauge: steady WORK, See Mr.: smith,
COLUMBIA SPECIALITY CO., 4e2b
Bradley blvd, Chevy Chase, Nd.
Window CLEANER, white. exPer.
Call OIL. 2-1114. $50 to 4:30. be-
BOY, with MOTORCYCLE and side car.
for messenger work: J9HNSSM-
MILLER DENTAL. LABORATORY
1918 X 81. NV. Elk. 3-77Se. %
MAN, for selling In sporting goods
store; opportunity for qualified per-
son. Call MR.. BROWN OIL. r.
Man WANTED to operate instalia-
ton blowins truck; must be thor:
exper. IN new and old work; or VIII
rent truck 70 responsible party.
Mr.. wiENEKE. Garden 4-sa43,.
MAN, colored, experienced, to work
in liquor store. Must have g90d
references. SUNNYSIDE LIQUORS,
MAN, Is TO 40: typins and some
knowledge Of bookkeeping; car. WA.
7-172A -
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Rare Opportunity for Experienced
AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN

This is it permanent place with one OF
the fastest moving largest dealers in the countryl
Due to our recent expansion, we need several more
top-notch statesmen in our used car dept You'll sell
Chernerized cars, best known, biggest advertised
used cars in town. And-you'l be able to sell new
Fords, Lincolns or Mercurys too all under one
roof! Transportation furnished. Many special en-
ploye benefits See Mr.. Lowry.
CHERNER- SHIRLINGTON
FORD LINCOLN AND MERCURY DEALERS
Shirlington Business Center-oV. $4,000
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MANAGER

2S-4O, with national company: abil-
ity 10 sell. recruit and train IN
direct-to-eonsumsr neld: MinimHm
bonus and overwriting paid weekly.
Car necessary. For appointment.
phone Hu. 3-44oo. MR.. @. R.
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Arthur Murray
MISUNDERSTANDING

ARTHUR MURRAY begins his free
training progrem In ne s nness
UNLESS
1. Age 20 to 80.
q coileee background Of. equivalent
5. Highest social and academic back
g. Above AVERAGE PERSONAL ap-
s M experienee necessary. but e.
celient learning ability required.
Company dement's include sick pay.
paid vacation, employe PROFIT
SHARIN0 plan, guaranteed income
"a etart. Apply m person pm. %
o pm. only. ARTHUR MURRAY.
10f1 Conn. ave. NV.
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MANAGER
SOCIAL CLUB

OA<S4kAh SAOO
Opening available ct the Civilian
Club. Fort Meade. Working knowi-
edge Of Bookkeeping. bar and per-
sonnet management desired. Write
TO club for Job details before for
mai application is submitted
Write CIVILIAN CLUB, Fort Geo
G. Meade, Nd
MANAGER, for vhoiesale and retail
fish company. Only exper. nee9
apply. Salary open. Give fuli
particulars in letter to BOZ l7S-S'
MECHANIC. for used-car lot: must
be fast and know everything e6out
i.l ri TH fS4e i'l AFRO 81 siIEs. asoi
M nsPRins s 81 n: AND CLEANkR.
must be experienced. Apply CAl<s,,
VERT WASTE MATERIAL. 43s Q
Ms6 q; Ok CARRIER RATE CLERK,
must be familiar with MAC, &c
and Southern Tariffs. TO work eve
nings 8 to 10 Pm, 6-day Veeki
La. $4,000. Mr.: MCDANIEL. p
OIL BURNER SERyICEMAN, expe::
rienced ~ seryici9s 81 type Of
Gel oDp %oopsor s'e co., mr. Oh san axe
MichisanT ave. ne.
PAINT SALESMAN. experienced. in.
side retail sales; good salary, PAID
vacation and many company bene.
fits Apply HECHINdER Co, 1881
Duke st., Alexandria, Va. -
PAINTERS. white. frst-ciaSs me-
chanics, with transportation. Apply
Z am, 2377 r. ]. ave. ne. %
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ROIJTEMAN

ROUTEMAN
For dry cleaning plant. Average sal.
airy $50 per week. No experiences
necessary. All employe Dement'S:
Apply In person. INSTITUTE
cfEHNING PLANT, SO2l Georgia
ave, Silver Spring, Md.
ROOFING AND SIDING CREW. with
or without. equipment. yeAr-round
work. 1st-ciass MECHANICS only. Cal
South 5-4S65, Mr., sADLER. ID
for wholesale candy and
tobacco CO.: must have car. Apply
bet. 9:30-3:30 pm, COLA 4th st.
slALHEsMAN-A very good opening
for young man at HoRNER'e
Bg1cEsso d III l4th. Mr. Howsrd'
sALEsMA.., liquor; aggressive. for
perm. sales career; top merchan-
dising retail firm: top sal; unlim.
oppor. Box 1858. Star. %
SALESMAN, 25 70 IS yrs, to assist
mgr: .S76 wkly % start plus bonus n1
7-IsgS. ask for Mr.. Tunkel.
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EARS, RoEBUCK AND CO.
s455 CoLEsvuLLE RD.
SILVER SPRING., MD, -
GARAGE
MECHANIC
IMMEDIATE VACANCY

IMMEDIATE VACANCY
Year-Round Employment
Truck Experience Preferred
Good Working Conditions
300 Discount Epn Purchases
Free Pension Plan
b-Day, 40-Hour Week
Hours. iI:30 AM. TO 500 PM.
Apply During Regular store Hours
WOODWARD g. LOTHROP
Employment once
9th Floor, Main Bldg.
GENERAL OFFICE AsslSTANT for
large furniture company. Expert.
necessary. Good working condi-
employee dement's. Can oV. 3-4336,
Mr.. DI 6ALVO.
GLAZER AND STORE FRONT ME.
CHAN1C, hishest wages paid 70
oExss Z MiRRRoR Co. 81
oRIILMAN. daywork, good pay;
SINS GRILL. Bethesda Nd, oL.
GfkoDCEHRY CLERK. supermsrkst ex-
per, over %. d. c. permit. Apply
1880 Nichols ave. s.w. -
GROCERY CLERK. expef., with ref.
Write in detail TO Box 224-S, Star.
HEAD WAITER for Kenvood Coli
s and Country nI S clgP; Call Mr.
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SALESMAN

To sell once equipment. to business
and Govt. ofices in washington;
experience Of comparable. nature
required: commission and bonus
basis with minimum guarantees
paid semi-monthly: vacancy IN
established territory with. excel
lent possibilities for cepable man
PITNEY- BOWES, INC.
1925 X ST. NV.