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Evening star., 1955-08-05
BY RAY FALK
North American Newspaper Alliance

HIROSHIMA. Aug. 5.-Man-
kind survives and life goes on
despite even the destructive
power of the atom.
This rebuilt and thriving
city, A-bombed 10 years ago
august 5, United States time,
August 6 Hiroshima time), is
witness to natures ability to abb
sorb mans most fearful weap-
ons.
The casual visitor from over
seas has difficulty today distin-
gushing the new Hiroshima
from most other Japanese cities.
And doctors find only very small
differences after years Of re-
search.
Rise in Population
There were $4,000 people in
Hiroshima when the first atomic
bomb ever used in war was
dropped, killing 1880 and in
Juring 37.425 with 1908 miss
ing. The population today is
365,000. The increase is due
mostly to the growing birth rate,
not to population influx.
In 1945 Hiroshima was a gov
ernment city. 1t housed the re-
gional Offices of dozens of gov
ernment agencies. It was the
southern headquarters of the
Japanese army. It was the re-
placement depot for tens Of
thousands of Japanese troops
moving overseas. Government
was its business and state funds
we're its lifeblood.
Today Hiroshima is a semi
industrial city. 1t has a yard that
builds small ships. 1t has an
automobile factory where three
wheel trucks are assembled. 1t is
Japan's largest manufacturer Of
sewing machine needles. But
above all it Is a trading center.
The produce of q good part OF
Southern Japan tunnels through
this city. #
In many other ways Hiro-
shima Is typical Of Japan. 1t has
rebuilt itself-just as fast as
other Japanese cities knocked out
by conventional bombings. Main
street Is twice as wide as before.
A fire prevention boulevard is
100 meters in width. perhaps the
only building lesson the city
officials have learned from the
A-bomb. Otherwise. except for
a new concrete hotel and two
beautiful new museums. Hiro-
shima Is shack town personified
Politically, its citizens tend
toward the conservative. They
had no Socialist representatives
in the National Diet before the
war; they sent five Socialists to
Tokyo during the feyday Of the
occupation and they are nov
Evening star., 1955-08-05
Busy Hiroshinno Bears
Few A-Bombinq Scars

ldOWn TO Lnree SOCIALIST repre-
lsentatives. That's also according
to the national Japanese pattern
So is the return to power OF
the old established class. The
postwar rich are fading out
The prewar families have re-
established their old contacts
and restored to prominence their
company names.
An amazingly small number OF
people have suffered lasting ef-
fleets as the result of the blast.
thermal heat and radiation OF
the A-bomb. There has been: :
! !. An increased incidence Of
Iluekemia, but the total number
of cases is less than rs.
2. An increased incidence OF
cataract. But these cases have
been minor, not requiring sur
gerry and none have caused
blindness.
8. Fifteen cases of micro
Icephaly or children born with
heads slightly smaller than nor
NAL. These children have mani
tested some degree Of mental
Iretardation, but they require
further observation since mental
development is slower in some
individuals than others even
under normal circumstances.
On the negative and good side
the Atomic Bomb Casualty Com
mission, an American-Japanese
research organization, has found
that:
/. Radiation will cause tran
.sient infertility in human beings
but that as health is recovered
so is fertility.
/ 2. No genetic effects could be
observed in f1rst-generation chill
dren of parents exposed to the
A-bomb. Seventy Thousand chill.
dren have been studied.
"A-Bomb Disease"
! Hiroshimans complain of what
they call the "A-bomb disease.
whose symptoms are poor health
and an inability to work. Ameri-
can doctors who have studied
these cases have placed the
blame elsewhere. They call the
A-bomb disease IAN ill-definec
syndrome, manifested by anemia
loss Of weight and easy fatigabil.
'Iity. Many Of these cases possess
intestinal parasites and thu
anemia responds quite well tc
anti-parasitic treatment. Low
protein diet is another cause"
The visitor from abroad tends
Ito look for vestiges of anti
american sentiment. He won't
find it but he will hear some
specific complaints against the
Atomic Bomb Casualty Commits
sion. The usual refrain is They
are using us for guinea pigs
They only examine US. Why
don't they treat us?"
Truth of the matter is that
18 months ago the commission
Ibid open a hospital ward where
/ any patient-A-bombed or not
lis treated upon recommendation
by his Japanese doctor. Last
year more than 400 patients
Ewere treated here. But this fact
lis not known among the genera
population and is either un-
known or ignored by many civic
leaders.
When first established, the
commission did not treat pa.
tients and assumed a rather
naughty attitude towards the
people Of Hiroshima. But under
the public-conscious eye of DR.
, Robert H. Holmes, the commits
, sion has gone to great pains t.
make friends all around. Sur
,Ivivors called for a medical
examination are picked up anc
returned to their home in q
/. commission station wagon.
Evening star., 1955-08-05

In Moscow an Embassy ofi-
cial said he did not know Of any
formal Russian approach to ar
range a visit by a second dele
cation to the United States. But
he added some high ofiicial
might have made informal In
quiries.
Evening star., 1955-08-05

search, isotopes research and
other advanced studies.
At noon the Russians were
to be entertained at lunch by
the Brookings Chamber Of Com
merce. Then they planned to
leave for Worthington. Mimi.
Evening star., 1955-07-31
! SALESMAN

To operate . well established retail
coffee and grocery route. We train
you and introduce you to regular
buying customers. Salary while
training, salary and commission
after training. Security and liberal
and expenses furnished. Man
must be 20 to 40 years Of age,
married and have good past en-
ployment record. Call Mr.. Cald-
well, COOK. COFFEE CO.. MA. s.
1872 after 10 am. Il
statesmen to sell L. p. bottles (eas
appliancesl in. rural area. on
northern side Of Wash: Car furn;
and and commission. opportunity Tor
ambitious man in this RAPIDLY ,ex-
call 20. 2-43s3. Il
statesmen, one Of washington's
largest aluminium distributors has
sger viii spend full time until
tssinsd. IT.S ES5 T9wn interview, sppIINy sppIy NJ
statesmen ts), '' to sell field stone.
This (stone Of ages) improves the
home owners property. greatly.
Therefore 1t is very much desired.
Sales are reaching q record high.
See MR.. MARTIN, 1919 K st. ne.
Monday between 10 and 8.
statesmen (3), colored. to sell field
stone. This (stone Of agesl i'm
proves the home owners property
greatly Therefore 1t is very much
desired. Sales are reaching q rec
ord high. See MIR. MARTIN, 1919
K St. ne, Mon. between. 10 and 3.
statesmen, engineers, technical men
ALI kinds openings; sal, $4,000 to
$4,000. Hundreds openings. MI.
Ford at BOYD'S. cor. G and 18th
statesmen, experienced, to work in
home Improvement line in. new
branch ONCE. For further. details
see MR.. SMITH. Monday, between
IL and 1. 1919 K st. ne.
SALEsMEN-Over 100000 families
use our service, Need 8 people
work makes you S100-$150 per wk.
STRICTLY LEADS
Must be prepared TO begin immed.
and work full time. Car necessary:
permanent. good future. For In
terview and appt. phone MIR. TAY-
LOR, feld mgr. KI. S-2319. Sun
day all day or daily 9 to IL am.
Evening star., 1955-07-31

SALES TRAINEE, 2-year college min
imum; social ability; training pro-
pay. Pension plan. group insurance.
SffS EMPIoyMENT iaiSSTni SERVICE ccRp'y y17Si :
st. NV, 9Th fr., Aug. 1 and 2.
from 10 am. to 8 pm. See Mr.,
SALESMAN. liquor--Agsressive, ma
tural salesman for perm. sales ca
reer with top merchandising retail
frm: top sal, and unlim. oppor.
Box 1883. Star. "a
SALESMAN, retired or middle-age
white man. at information buresu
N n MaEyland' 1aEsaI Live in house trailer
SALESMAN. young man. to coli coiiec.
large CO.: guaranteed pay. ME. s.
SALESMAN, young and progressive.
willing to work hard selling dis
play equipment and fixtures for
local distributor. Must have car.
Excellent future for right man.
: ss9fSa. Gall fSr Sppt. ST aroo91 as,sGI., .,,,.
pany (AAA-D manufacturing q
complete line Of printed business
forms invoices. order books, 1BM
forms, snap out carbon forms, ETC.
offers a lifetime career: previous
selling experience desirable but not
essential; protected established .ac-
commissions ii required: car iieces-
sary. Write to THE SHELBY SALES
Washington. D C.
SALESMAN, Americans leading men,
furnishing chain has an opening fol
an experienced salesman. Excellent
snnH saTngs snaEsT wsnd1Tfp Nh4,ST SPgorsqHnsy Hsg
SHOP 500 14th st. NV. -2
SALESMAN, retail ONCE supply and
commercial stationery store. excel
opportunity and good pay Will
progressive Co. for right man. Al
least high school grad good ref
and exper. in ONCE supplies are es'
sential. Call Miss Beckman, RE 2.
$3.50 for appointment. q
to make money. Must Be eo-getter
under 80 yrs, exper. in houseware,
anc elec. appliances pref. Salary
commission and car allowance tol
will furnish carl. Write, eivinf
age, education and qualifications te
Box 245-L, Star.
SALESMAN to sell agricultura'
dealers leading lines. farm equip.
UleHk COuSlbtlQN Ol 1OAQGEH, l6Iu
wagons. rotary tillers. backhoes
disc harrows. lawn mowers, post
holes diggers and diggers and
Salary commission expenses and
company car. Only man with ex-
perience in this field considered
JOHN RE1NER &c CO., 1919 37th
avenue, Long Island City /. N; Y
SALESMAN SECRETARY = Desir,
young man capable Of handlinf
floor trade and office work: air.
conditioned showroom. State age
experience, salary desired and give
general physical description. Boz
sALEsMENs colored - statesmen
NOT PLAYBOYS, BUT Statesmen
The March Co. needs 8 more good
men to take advantage of this won
derful sales program. II you car
sell. there is much to sell: air con.
ditioners. home improvements, storm
windows, doors, screens and many
others DE 0-6226 -
Evening star., 1955-07-31
SALESMAN

Our business is most un.
usual You'd never think Of
entering 1t unless YOU under
stood how we work. Excellent
earnings and opportunity for
promotion. Our business Is
over 100 years old. yet It Is
the latest to be commercial
ized on Q dignified. direct
selling basis. Direct sales ex-
perience helpful. but not
necessary. We provide the
finest sales training and neld
help. This is not storm win
dows, insurance. roofing.
books, magazines. vacuum
cleaners, appliances, etc. Ap-
plicant should be family man.
"a to IS years Of age. with
car, reliable and ambitious.
A fine opportunity to obtain
lasting security thro
regular customers and high
earnings. For interview. call
Mr.. Robert Beaie. district
manager, at the WQODNER,
HU. 3-6373. Monday and
Tuesday from Q to 2.
Evening star., 1955-07-31

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. expert
eneed. full time, seneral brokerage;
also sell homes in distinctive Will
Harrisburg Yillase. olney. Nd.
MARJEc. NC. sP. 4-5sI4. FE.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. % wanted
by est. Falls Church real estate
ss ssr fIs.iE FEasriTRfoa is4RsS RfarT Re2 risn 01o
RIAL ESTATE sALEsMEN-Ecel-
lent income for men with sales
ability. TOWN q sUBURBAN. 4sII
RVS yS TS4a1s sssi 1;Si slIFssH ~ 21SSoo o., ,,
experienced. only. best commission
TY. JE. 2-9400.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, fun time
only. Experienced or viii train
RIAL ESTATE LEASING and man.
agement; some experience and auto
necessary: all replies held cont
REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN-e &C.
tive. full-time sales personnel
needed. Experience not necessary
Full once cooperation. Call or see
MT. Sweeney. MARSHALL j. WAPLE
CO.. 1924 l4th st. NV. AID. 4
REAL ESTATE OFFICE tlong estab-
lishedl requires services OF man,
80 years or over. with good. sound
knovledge Of accounting and IA
maliarity with real estate practices
Position is In MORTGAGE loan de-
partment. Salary to commence,
$4,000 per annunl. Give all de-
tails Of education and previous
business experience. Box S6-S, Star
Real Estate Salesman
Opening for Q aggressive, executive
caliber. young men now living In
NV. Washington, Bethesda-Chevs
Chase area.
ThoS. ]. Fisher & Co.
73S 18th st. NV. DI. 7-6s3C
Evening star., 1955-07-31
SALESMAN
OFFICE EIRNITIIRE
STATESMAN
SALESMAN

In saleswork for old
established new and used once
equipment business; experience not
essential. age 80 TO 45; no solicita-
ton, want reliable. willing, indus
trious man. can earn 1900 per
s;.,r. or better .G,,,,sG with SS sSSG future 81 r
Evening star., 1955-07-31
American Viscose Corp.

ESTIMATOR. fully exper. in general
construction. in pricing, buying
and negotiating contracts. Must be
sober industrious and honest Ref,
ana salary expected to start. BOX
221-S Star. %
EXECUTIVE. Sales, we are looking
for a man between 25-45 with
executive ability. good education
and pleasing personality who is
afSSsus.Smsd fSs nb1;s f9 astiye a,,s. contact with
mediately, stating age, education
and business experience. II your
letter indicates YOU might fit into
will be arransed for you to take
our 5-hour vocational interest and
a,t,;Sde apti,tHde test test to determine your
fidential. Box 379-M. Star.
|EXECUTIvES-We are looking for
ecutiye ability, good education and
pleasing. personality who Is accus-
toned to. active contact with the
public. II qualified write immedi-
ately stating age, education. and
business experience. Give address
and telephone number. II your let
organization. an appointment viii
be arranged All replies Lre conf
dential Box 77-M. star.
FARMER AND WIFE. colored. over
40 no children for general farm
ing. nearby Md: wife to do s.h.w.;
exper. nee; good sal. furn house.
Apply l017 7th Of. NV. ST. 3-S4s4
FLOOR LAYER, 1st class; white
preferred. Ell 6-4563. 81
FLOOR SANDERS ana edger man,
white and exper, Plenty of work
FOREMAN, young man: heavy con.
struction experience and ability
20 work of the ground essential
Hare work, IRREGULAR hours. Must
be responsible, intelliRent, and fur
n,ie tare seq TsissTenees Excefn5 RRowS N
Aug l and 2, D to II am. onlv.
FOUNTAIN ATTENDANT. over 81
white, part and full time. CHAM
DLER's DRUG. 1887 Defense hwy
FURNITURE SALESMAN. excellent
opportunity for permanent sales
position, in one Of Washington
largest furniture stores; must bt
ambitious with good education anc
appearanceI commission pay. Ap.
ply to Mr.. Charles, CURTIS BROS
FURNITURE CO., 204l Nichol;
FGRNifssiHED SALESMAN, expert.
enced preferred, top salary plu,
commissions and company benefits
See Mr.. Rota, JULIUS LANs.
BURG FURNITURE CO. zoe.
| os. -. ". -
Evening star., 1955-07-31
MECHANIC, AUTO

Good working eonds., salary. Plus
conf must have own tools. and
p. c. permit. Local refs. req. VII
T1ON. 4244 Wis. ave. NV. -31
MIILWoRK CoUNTER CLERK. e.
perienced. BARBER q ROSS CO.
sth and " sts. ne. De. 2-0501
Evening star., 1955-07-31

PHARMACIST, excel. position. Tor
pay. Neighborhood store. LU. l.
for relief work, sew
eral evenings q week, 6 to 9 pm
References required. Apply MOS
ER'S PHARMACY, $3.50 Wilson
Evening star., 1955-07-31
PHARMACISTS

PHARMACISTS
Registered: excellent salary, 44-hour
week. 8 holidays year with pay;
large prescription business; ideal
working conditions, excellent chance
for advancement; vacation with
pay after l year, sick leave after
l year, insurance and hospitaliza-
tion available after months en-
sSls fer those oVer 90 VIII Win v yrs
service. Write or apply in person
5 DR1d ~ s92oRsEs.A AifEtSn fNci dao aofiEss 11ts
st. NV, Washington. D. c., t2nd
store). no. 2-1234, Ext. 354.
PHOTOGRAPHER-Exper. Apply
to MR.. SULLIVAN, zoos No: Fill
more st., Arl., Va. cor. OF 10th
and Washington blvd, on Fillmore.
PIPE LAYERS, ready to work Mon
day morning. GREENE d DYER,
800 Hamilton st. ne. RA. 3-S71O.
PLASTERERs, Al mechanics. 83s
Independence ave. s.e. II
PLUMBER to install stack in s.
story house, could work ewes. or
Sat. II desires. DE. 2-1534.
PLUMBER AND HELPER, expert
enced. Apply Monday morning,
$3.50 am. good working onditions.
Rear 327 l. st. ne. 81
PLUMBERS, experienced. dependable
and reliable. JOHN T. LANE. Jr..
Plumbing and Heating, JU. 5-9721,
JU. $4,000. II
PLUMBERS with Nd. journeymans
cards. Only first class men need
apply. Big project. Top wages. See
foreman. AGER CONSTRUCTION
CO. 23rd ave. OF Ager rd. -3
PLSMBEEs !tesdg Esrk exRsET gEn q goEs sY YSFct fSc
$685. Annapolis rd.. BiadensburG.
pMETaMsMEAR,sf Ma MA f-fifI fHiffIPERs-sir pre- PROT
ect, top wages. See foreman, .AGER
CONTRIBUTION co. 2srd ave.
rIbMBfk's e ASsF III HELPER. upon eali, ALL to
Ss'e Ss ifinston i1l ssxsla s sstsss S a.
PoRTER-Drugstore; exper.. all
round good man: $40 to start,
11th and Penna. ave. NV. --3l
PORTER, clean-cut young, man for
a. variety Of work: opportunity for
iSSSEssS sA%coN r1scRRfc s@RESfsnfsnG5p sGpprY Aeey eo
so5i 18th St, Silver Spring. Nd,
PTRTEssEaR. AZ aoOSi wool, exper,, year-round
oss1 oSs0ad xaassssn for TisH sno
kTRIS sS9 S0p5as9f pR9 eLIEANERs' NE NKassS "a s
washington ST., Falls Church Va.
P}RhE;ssER, III; 'wooL-Highly expert.
enced. Apply at BLACKSTONE
PRINTER OR PRESS FEEDER. Ap-
ply 1O15 18th st. NV, ME. S-4567.
CAT nrNFA NT
Evening star., 1955-07-31
BALES REREsFNTATTVF.

HOW HIGH IS UP?
After / yr. In business In the d. C
area two Of our men have beer
promoted to company oficials anc
stock holders. Five men have beer
promoted to branch managers. Mint
men promoted to division managers
BY 1855. We plan on z mort
branches and our need for men Il
fill various positions Of responsi.
bllity Is urgent. Our men carr
$500 to $500 weekly with our plan.
ned program Of direct sales on q
product that meets all the demands
OF Q salesman and prospect. This Il
no dream. no wild offer, no salei
pitch. Car necessary. Join US fol
lunch Tuesday, August 2, at 12 pm
ct the Hedin House, 1000 Rhod,
Island ave. ne, and hear about oul
product and your product. oul
future and your future. II you car
attend our luncheon, call Ia. Q.
6607 for appointment.
DICTOGRAPH
Evening star., 1955-07-31
MACHINIST

ANA
Not over so. Have opening for FIRST
class machinest. Prefer Job shop
experience. 5-day, 40-hour week.
with overtime; Good references
Stone Paper Tube Co.
900 FRANKLIN ST. NE. .
MAGAZINE SALESMEN-New club
offers paying 16 to 17he6 commits
sion. Best deal ever. Why work for
less? See MIR. MURRAY. RIM. 402.
140h @ st. NV. .
AND YARD WORK,
on nearby Va. property, good sal
ary and nice house and garden to
industrious and sober man, Job
open NOW. 20. Box 1173, Aexan-
dria, We. 81
MAINTENANCE MAN for garden
type apt. development in Va. Must
be exper. with care Of oil burners.
washers and dryers. Liberal salary
and apt. IN site. Box 36S-M, Star.
IL
Evening star., 1955-07-31
hELP-MEN

GASOLINE PUMP AND TANK NE.
-CHAkIC for installation work. Ap.
ply. 30. 9 L ST. s.v., between 7:3C
and 8 am. WEEKDAYS. -
GLAZER AND STORE FRONT NE
CHAHICi hishest wages paid tc
experieneed man COLUMBIA
2-2S90. -5
HANDYMAN, over 40 prefersbl,
1riYer also for moving equipment
minor carpentry jobs. paintings
etc Can also use man exper. in
boat work May be part time, OF
fuIl-tin1e basis. white or colored)
Dependable. Box 46O-S. Star.
HARDWARE CLERK, Is to 35, ex-
peTieneed in selling and merchan-
disinF: desirable pay. steady posi-
ftion. chance for advancement. Box
HARDWARE CLERK sALEssEN-
Preferably over % with some ex-
RGpPERTs p Rssq 1921 na etS g. ApP By
not telephone. -3
Evening star., 1955-07-31
HELp-MEN

NsrALLERs-2 storm window.
must be exber. al co. dement's.
Ref, RED. Apply Mon. 7:30 an.
SOC const. ave. ne. 18th and
Evening star., 1955-07-31
SALES ENGINEER
SALES MANAGER

National corporation will interview
applicants who can show success.
full record of experience in persona.
sales and developing a sales or
ganization or in equivalent. super
visory capacity. Earnings in excess
OF $4,000 for capable and az.
gressive leader. Field position. 10.
Car required. For local interview
write Box 4h2-S Etar
Evening star., 1955-07-31

SALES MANAGER
If SIS, 900 per year interests you
with the worlds largest and best
known organization OF its kind and
you nave proven record In house.
toulouse sales and training, please
write giving full information and
phone number to Box 3SO-M. Star.
Replies confidential, .
Evening star., 1955-07-31
pRINTING SALESMAN

PRINTING SALESMAN
Progressive Offset and letterpress
SALESMAN with local following. We
specialize in quality work and
service, Excellent opportunity for
right man, Our statesmen know Of
this ad. Write. giving full particu-
lars Of background. Replies conn.,
Dental Box 134-R, Star.
Evening star., 1955-07-31
Real Estate Statesmen
Experienced

Experienced
An old established frm with an
excellent reputation has openings
for 2 men to sell commercial and
Investment property, If you are
firm which works harfnoniously
with its statesmen and under con-
ditions which tend TO produce sat
isfactory sales: an interview will
satisfy you as to these facts
j. A. McKeever Co., Inc.
1882 K st. NV. ST. 3-ssoO
REFRIGERATION MAN, part or full
time. repair Of water cooler. MR.
FOX, RE. 7-0026. 81
REFRIGERATION SERvICEMAN--
Must be exper.: permanent posi-
tion to local man with refer. and
tools: comm. work only; paid yaca-
tions; overtime; uniforms furn-
ished. PRICE REFRIG. CO.. 3120
REffRiHGfERATTioN AIR CONDITION.
ING mechanic, experienced COM
mercial and domestic. Cali OIL
RfEiSS1fSo5RicEp RoDMEN-open h shop
RESIDENT MANAGER, white cou-
pie; modern 23-unit apt. central
Silver Spring. Free I-bedril. apt
with all utils. Must have reference.
Reply Boy 207-S. Star. Il
RO0FERS AND HELPERS. for strip
shingles: So. 40 per hour. Only frst-
work Monday. Z am. to Mr. Frank
lin or Mr. Watson, at married on
GERS quarters, Andrews Air Force
Base II
Evening star., 1955-07-31
HOUSEMEN

For night cleaning. Apply ALBAN
TOWERS. 1900 MASS. AVE. NV
lBM OPERATOR: s297 per mo-, 5.
day wk., chance for advancement
Will consider inexperienced mar
with good education and back,
ground Of general once work. stat,
age. race. education. exper. Boz
06Q-T Star al
Evening star., 1955-07-31
IBM OPERATOR

Under 80, experienced. Full-time
daywork;; 5-day week, 8 to 4:3O.
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES M
SURANCE CO, I4th and L SITS.
NV. mot a Government agency
Please apply at L st. entrance. II
Evening star., 1955-07-31

MECHANIC = HOBART SALES
AGENCY needs two, mechanics.
exper. on scales and food ma
chimes desirable, but not neces-
sary: must have D. c.. drivers
permit; salary open. Apply in
person, 1860 Mt. Pleasant st. NV.
MECHANIC WANTED. to service
fleet of trucks part time. Call JU.
5-l722 after 1880 pm. 81
service station. Steady daywork.
Vacation, sick leave. Straight
salary. Other benefits. Apply in
person alta Wheaton Coop. Serv-
ice Station, It'll Georgia, ave,
Monday, 4:30-5:30, or call LO.
5-437l for appt.
MECHANIC-Must have recent oil
company pump and tank dept.
exper., with thorough knowledge Of
repair and installation work. Ap-
ply PETROLEUM EQUIPMENT CO..
MECHhNIC's gaE An sSi HELPERs-some ex-
per. desirable; must have tools.
GREYHOUND LINES, 134b N. 7.
Evening star., 1955-07-31
MORTGAGEL LOAN MAN

MORlGAGE LOAN MAN
Ambitious man with mortgage loan
or real estate operations expert
ence. Must have good sales per-
sonality, some administrative abil-
fly. be aggressive and have desire
to become q successful mortgage
oficer with q large. progressive
mortgage banking firm whose rapid
expansion offers excellent oppcr-
tunity. 25 to 40 years Of age,
salary open. Write full details Of
PTssfSs PSSssicR sas VSs' % sERENs seHSS%eni iNc 20
1922 L st. NV. Attention: Mr. Hell
lister. PLEASE DO NOT CALL.
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nance work 'eS on sfB nssfBy vlraiSis vRalnsi,
sober. . oood ' salary a ns'ics ana nics houss ans
lnd garden, Ayeilable impsdiatsly.
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PAINT SALESMAN

PAINTERS (WHITE)
project. This is . steady job. Apply
BUCKINGHAM MAIN TE NANCE
DEPT. 4235 North Pershing DIR.
ArL, We. (Rear Of Post Ofhcel
Evening star., 1955-07-31

PHPER HANGER AND PATNTER-
Good man can have steady Job al
S75 per wk. DE. 2-S409. --31
preferred. Salary plus commits
sion. Box 422-M. Star.
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LAB0RERS, for neV-house .construc.
ton. See MR.. LEMKE. Curtis DIR
and Branch ave-. Hillcrest Hts. Nd
LABOR
FOREMAN
Experienced on Storm Sewer.
SHAPIRO ENGINEERING CORP,
1413 X St. NV. ME. S-17lf
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HELP-MEN tcont.i
DRAFTSMEN
DRAFTSMEN

Architectural mechanical. struc.
tural; minimum of yrs. expert
ence; long term projects; indus.
trial institutional: commercial
GEORGE NJ. EWING Co, ll0i
10Th st., NV, RE. T-I9O9.