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PTAs already are on record
for 1870 new elementary teach
Iers, for which school officials Ar-
Igued for nearly four hours yes
terday.
Chances Seen Good
Chances for at least some in
crease over what was allotted
by the House looked good.
The District Commissioners an
nounced yesterday that they are
backing 1l6 teachers instead of
the House-approved rs. This
change is to meet rising enroll
ment.
/ Supt. Hobart M. Corning told
the subcommittee yesterday, that
one of the problems was racial
indignation.
/ Members of the Board of Edu-
cation joined in telling the SEN
ators that additional teachers
were the one essential need for
meeting the problems. They also
strongly opposed a proposed So
teacher reduction in the present
. staff of the junior-senior high
schools. Mrs. Frank S. Phillips,
a board member. said such a
slash would hit where the prob
lens are most acute.
DR.. Corning urged that the
1870 new elementary teachers be
provided in order to meet an ex-
|Ipected 3,500-pupil enrolment
rise and make "a small start"
toward reducing class sizes. The
school system. he explained,
wants eventually to reduce the
city elementary class average
from the present SO pupils to 80.
Many Glasses in 4Os
Many classes, he pointed out,
are now in the 40s. which, he
said, is too big for effective
teaching.
DR.. Carl F. Hansen, assistant
school superintendent. outlined
course cutbacks in prospect if
high schools lose teachers. He
said driver training would be the
first slash recommended.
J DR.. Hansen also said more
teachers would be needed to
carry out a new "four-track"
high school course being started
for especially bright and slow
students next fall.
The Senators commented ia
vorably on this and other plans
for more efficient pupil-grouping
But school leaders said this
wouldn't meet problems without
also getting more teachers.
Senator StenniS asked whether
present problems weren't partly
the result of too-rapid integra-
ton. But DR.. Corning said he
didn't think so.
II think the problems have
to be met just as we're meeting
them. l don't believe a years
time would have made 1t pos
sible for us to do the job any
better" he declared.
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Battered Bqtt|eship to Get
Bow of Unfinished Ship

NORFOLK, May 9 (R.-At-
lantic fleet headquarters here
received word today from the
Navy Bureau of Ships at WASH
ington that the bow of the
partially complete battleship
Kentucky would be used to re-
place that of the damaged
battleship Wisconsin.
The work will be done at the
Norfolk naval shipyard in Ports
mouth. The Kentucky's hull is
now at the Newport News ship
yard.
| An Atlantic feet spokesman
also said today rough estimate
/ of the damage to the Wisconsin
and the escort destroyer USS
Eaton would be about SIS mil
lion, The ships collided Sunday
afternoon.
I The Wisconsin rammed the
Eaton in an area of dense fog
during exercises about go miles
of the Virginia Capes.
The Wisconsin is at the naval
base here and the Eaton is at
the Norfolk naval shipyard.
The spokesman said repairs on
the Eaton might run as high as
$3.50, 1000. Built in 1941 as de-
stroyer, the Eaton was con-
fverted to an escort destroyer
after the war.
In view of the high cost Of
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Students Urge Senators
ToHoIt Teacher Slash

ence. and he Immediately asked
for a report on class sizes at the
Key School.
Senator Stennis was urged by
the parents, however, to back an
Increased Federal payment to the
District for school improvement
The Senator himself suggested
the possibility of earmarking
both a part of the payment and
a part of the city's taxes for the
schools. He did not indicate
whether he would press this
Idea
Spokesman for most of the
,city's parent-teacher associa-
tions were listed to testify later
today in behalf OF teacher in
crease before the subcommittee
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Flyer Jimmy Angel
Now Out Of Dancer

BALBOA, C. e., May 9 Pr
Jimmy Angel, SO. veteran United
States aviator and explorer, to-
day was reported out of danger
lat the Panama Canal Zones
Gorgas Hospital, where he has
been under treatment for heart
ailment.
Mr.. Angel suffered a heart at
tack April 20 after a small plane
he was plotting overshot a run
way and overturned at David
Panama. He escaped injury. but
apparently was stricken imrne-
diately after.
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repairs on the Eaten there re-
mains the possibility that she
may be scrapped. unoficial
sources said.
The Navy is anxious to use the
wise onsin for her scheduled
midshipman cruise in July. and
repair work will be rushed.
! A board of investigation
headed by Rear Admiral Neil K
/ Dietrich. commander of the At
lantic mine force. met at the
naval base in closed session today
for a study of the circumstances
of the collision. Witnesses may
be called in the afternoon and
inspection of the two ships made
later.
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Continued From First Page
run aren't going to do as much
for the country" she declared.
Louis oberdorfer of the Pail
sades Citizens Association. pro-
testing about having a daughter
in a belgrade class of Al al
Key School, said:
II certainly think we'll al
have to look forward to in
creased taxes and hope we'll carr
the money to pay for them"
Questions Glass Size
Senator Stennis said he did moi
realize any classes ran that high
A murmur came from the audi.
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Perrie to Speak

A. Preston Perrie, Prince
Georges County commissioner,
will address the Glassmanor Cit
liens Association at its monthly
meeting at 8 o'clock tonight at
the Forest Heights Elementary
School; Calvert drive and Indian
Head highway.
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Herby's Inc.
1900 Duke 81. III. s.os54
Joe Phillips Mercury, Inc.
SAFES 4 Service
Lees Riddle Shop
,.e 'i R,n & children's wear,
Linda Lee ShOppe
Ladies Apparel and Accessories.
slSo Specializing in
o Tall Wonens Fashions,
Market Tire Co., Inc. ~
Tires, Batteries and Seat Copersl
$500 Jefferson Davis Hwy. re. 6-9sO9
Old Dominion Body Shop
90, Motor Repairs q Service
RoSenberg's Dept. Store
lO9-ll King 81. OV. 3.DSSi
Ticket Motors, Inc.
automobile Service and Repairs
1900 Diagonal Rid. XII. s-5O2S
Turks Mems Shop
go! Mt. Vernon Ave. HI. s.5O67
Williams Luggage &
Mems Shop
III King ST. XII. e.a32O
Windsor Mems Shop
1917 King ST. TIE. 6-a2sh
Wash. National Airport OF. S-e5s0
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
5 Annandale, Va. s
t%%>H%tHA<HANH%%%\%%A%%%%A<
Annandale Hardware
& Supply .
lopsn sunday 1919 PM
Little River Turnpike CT, G-t2OO
Bergen'S Mems Shop
Next Door TO Post Office JE. 1880
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
5 Arlington, Va. Z
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Alma Shops
Feminine Accessories 4 snortswear,
5'6h wilson Blvd. IA. 1888
Browse About Shop
Home Accessories--Cifts
iS6j y. Fairfax nr. JE. ?-5i5B
Burr Heishman'S
,..IiLes ReeappinE. Seat Covers
Colonial China Co.
.,o, China. Lamps and Gifts
Esther Shop of Shirlington
tChildren's Apparel
1885 2Sth ST. south TIE. $1,000
Handles IS and 10"
Dept. Store
2619 Columbia Pike IA, Silly
Herberts Youth Fashions
Formerly Esther Shop
3Iie Wilson Blvd. IA. S-SS2o
Lady Hamilton
iWomen's Wear
?tO5 Columbia Pike IA. $3.50
SaltZ + Street
d. OF Alexandra. Ltd. OF London
Mems Clothing Il FURNISHINGS,
11sS n. Highland IA. S-05OO
Staley's Mems & Boys
Shop
ESQ M g. G cbSf1 RS' FnF1 II. g,a,,
Ticket Motors, Inc.
Automobile Service and Repairsl
$50? So. 4-Mile Run Or. IA. 4-lS66
Tick Took Shop
a.. eIewelrv, and Gifts,
Waters Shoes
National Brand Shoes for the Family
jSs3 n. Wash. Blvd. IKE. S-6if2
The Wardrobe
tWomen's Wear
1881 Wilson Blvd. "a. $1,000
Wynn's Feminine Apparel
Shops
1873 Lee Highway JE. 2-gO9I
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
: Fairfax, Va.
.>%A%<%%Ns%\%%%%%<%%%%%%%%<
Browse About ShOn
Home Accessories---Gifts
Fairfax shopping Center. CIR. 3.3RlI
HandlOffs Handee
Store
Fairfax shopping Center CIR 3.fs13
Lord Fairfax
ClOthier. Inc.
Mems Wear
Fairfax Shopping Center JE. 2-?aOO
<s%%AN%%%HAAN%%AAA%%NN%%%%A.
: Falls Church, Va.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Alma Shops
lWnuen's wear 4 Family SHOES
1873 =. WASHINGTON 81. W. 2.R1G7
1906 D. Broad 81 JE. 3-17sg
Burr HeiShman'S
Tires Recappins sest Covers
seven Corners IE. 2.2I57
r. B. Clark Motor Co.
observation-disclosures Sales a seryieei
Conplete Service NJ All Types
Of Cars
6:i $. Washington 81. JE. 3.ilOO
Greta Stevens
iWomens wear,
eOs ". Broad 81. w. 2-12I2
Jefferson Village
Hardware
6lOi. Arlington Blvd. JE. 2.I3S3
Lord Fairfax ClOthier
lOS y. Broad 81. JE. g.g9OO
willston shopping Center JE. $4,000
Staley's Mems &
Bows Shop
Nationally Advertised Brands
500 Leesburg Pike JE 2.83t2
Town e. Country Ladies'
Shop
5I2 LeesburE Pike JE. 3.ls5O
Wynn's Feminine
Apparel Shop
$50 W. Broad S. JE. e.gOgI
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
I Vienna, Va.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
MariOn's Dress Shop
Nationally Known Brands
ll6 Maple Ave. West DIT. 5.0l1t
49,
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; NV. Downtown
5 Shopping Area

shopping Area
,<<%R%%%%%%<%%%N<%A%%H%%%N<&
A & N Trading Co.
MEMS Sportswear-W Work Clothing
800 D ST. M NV LuFSase Rr ,.o,..
Ambassador Drug Store
Drugs, Cosmetics. Cameras Gifts
400 X ST. NV. Ma. s.3f9I
Atlas Sports Store
o sp e I, F & Tackle Eire.r% rms,
Baskin FurS
Cor s RSr and Ps:is g.: SamSg IA sa y..
The New "Breslau"
81. ,y SST S. mp ANpDare' q M Err: s.ssss
BrOdt'S, Inc.
4.s nth St. N NV: Hats ME-. s.so.4
Capital Wall Paper CO.
j. ,st lsT 8. s.%t and p'l Va. &ss,s
Carlton CaSuaIs
skirts, Blouses, LINGERIE. Jewelry,
Crosby Shoe Stores
.fFeaturins Mary Jane shossl
ala sth st. NV. ElE. S-SS61
District Red Cross
Shoe Stores
1908 ST. NV. ME. H-3O82
Fields Clothes, Inc.
see iith st. NV ME. S.S6a9
Fogel's
Lugsase. Mems wear, Sports Goodsl
10th & D NV. Elk. 3-f2t3
GOOzh Gifts
Si5 Penna Ave. NV. Dl. 1920
Haber & Co.
(Women's Wearl
1905 G Street NV. DI. s-O2i6
Hnntsberry's Fashion
Footwear
Successor TO Ed Beam
sri nth st. NV. DI. 7-Oti;s3
Irving'S
10Th 4 { SIS. NV. Elk 3.s6a6
Joe Pittle's Metropolitan
Haberdashers, Inc.
525 nth st. NV. ME. sofia
KnickerbOcker Fashions
Ladies' Millinery--Wearing
Apparel-HandbaeSi
l2?a st. NV. DI. S-40s5
kOtZin
1903 Street NV. EX. 3-O232
Kramer'S Mems Wear
,,,.tCiothing s Haberdasheryl &C..
Lanes Luggage. Inc.
Leather Goods-Gifts-Lusgagsl
1879 81. NV. DI. s-6O15
Liberty Shops 3 +
roo G ' y. S'W' Aecess0r IL. ,.:,s,
$50 18th st. NV. Ex. 3-e6ii
Lynn Jewellers
SOC 2 ST. NV. DI. 1-i112
MariIyn'S
lWomen's Lingerie 4 Accs:soriesl
9Oi nth st. NV. EX. 3-S684
Nelligan'S Shoes
Juvenile & Mems Shoesl
9!2-99i st. NV. Ma. $3.50
Neuman'S Inc.
iiss n. Y. ave. NV. Ma. s.I9as
New York Trimming Store
Dressmakers' Supplies, Fabrics. Yarns
9I3 G st. NV. DI. 1880
Nugent's
1910 G 4 g. Nv. HWpDarel-LipMf fl :s.s,,,
Plaza Sport Shop
Sports Goods. SportsweAt. Lusgasel
10th a. e SITS. NV. RE. s2Si5
The Princess Shop
TN. Ladies Apparen 900
Rite WAY Auto Top Co,
AN. ,ssat coyers 4 Auto Tops, -.
ROchel'S
dresses Goats Suits ard Fursl
1910 81. NV. ME. S-0e36
Saltz r st.
Dir Of Alexandra, It'd, o. London
Mems clothins & Furn,shinesl
1871 r 81. NV. ME. a-l4Si
Schmid's Emporium Of Pets
. is5Tff' 81, 3, Si ESr Your me- fs' :.,m
Seely Bros.
,s,s r ~ .M' NV H'0'rda'h' r. a.ss,,
Silherg. Bros. Mems Wear
o.,. s,cIothins; Fu!nishinss 4 SHOES! =.
Sport Center
Sporting goods--Bov Scout EQUIP
HOt d 81. NV. RE. s.25tb
Surplus Sales Co.
lclothing. Shoes, Camp snppli.s,
D25 Penna. Ave. NV. RE. 1880
Tall Fashions
IL tWomens wearins Apparel
go t.th 81. NV. Dl. 1.260f
Town and Casual Shoes
tAir Step Or. .Loeke's 5henaniRansl
81 nth ST. NV. Ma. S-S3i6
UrdOng Bros, Inc.
1908 r ST. NV. Nx. s.sase
Vans Mems Shop
1889 & 81. NV. ST. 3.s1B7
Vincent ct Vincent
Hairstvlist
81 nth 81. NV. Ma. S.Os3S
Wales Decorators
Home Furnishingsl
1913 g ~. NV, En-. 3-nin2
1850 n. Highland. Arl. IA. t.63OO
vhelan's Drug Agency
tDruss. Cosmetics. Cameras 0iitsl
ilO1 u 81. NV. RE. s-fe2A
Wilson's Mems Stores
Nationally Advertised Brandsl
Pa. Ave. al 9th ST. NV, ME. 1891
aan0ulN1mHunxyNR,nr,A a,.,tSSazg NExz1Rg zE.eU
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MARSTELLER-McCABE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-05
SALES ASSOCIATE
FULL AND PART TIME

Here is your opportunity to earn
81 900 per year and morei Several
sales positions open in our Washing
ton once Securities experience not
necessary; fine sales executive train
inT course. Earn while you learn
Progressive advertising and sales
promotion Program. Excellent op-
portunity for advancement II you
are iookinr for lifetime profess
sional career call US for an appoint
ment. II terview at your conven-
ience.
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ARE YOU THE
RIGHT MAN?

II you have recently retired from government or
military life, or are seeking stimulating change
OF pace you may be the man we're seeking Your
outlook is young and aggressive, yet your maturity
is evident in the way you accept responsibility and
maintain high standards II you are the right"
man, We will train you with pay and prepare you
for an exciting future and earnings between
So 900 to $40 000 and even more! Your position will
be with one OF this areas leading business firms
Send complete details and previous background to
Box 10Th, Star.
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SALESMAN

Manufacturer has opening for ex-
perienced salesman to call on es-
tablished accounts One who has
earned over $4,000 In past l > months
and wants to make considerably
more. Prefer man now employed,
used to working long and hard to
get results. Starting salary. 500
per week plus monthly bonus. Flu
lure possibility. $4,000 per year in
10 yearS Phone Ii 4-6040
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REAL ESTATE statesmen

Full time. Excellent opportunity
IN active price range Uncrowded
ONCE, with good listings. offers
chance to make real money. Cali HA.
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HELP--MEN
iALEs ENGINEER, $4,000. travel

SALES ENGINEER, $1,000, travel :
states, EXP. PAD; MEDICAL pE.
Ford. at BOYD'S. cor. 18th and G
Ma. s-2340.
SALES MANAGER, to handle heat
ing, gas and electrical appliance
department: must have engineerini
experience. We are planning a pro
motion on 20-year-guaFanteed ga.
boilers. Apply J. L. BATEMAN a
SON. 2004 Rhode Island ave. ne.
HO 2-2onn
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HELPMEN

wAREHoUsEMAN. exp. in household
ventorv and stacking. Only uuali-
FED man need apply. Call for apt.
STORAGE CO. E2. $685.. " @
WATCHMAKERs. with some sales
ability excellent advancement OPP
portunities for the three who dual.
ify. Apply in persons, SEARS. ROE
MAN, WORKING FOREMAN-Must
operate and maintain n. W. shovel
non-drinking settled man that can
produce Write giving past employ
ment record. family status. salary
expected and availability P. o.
Box 21l6 Potomac Station. Alex,
MAN, white, for driver on truck.
night work. must have good refs.
Apply 80 o st. ne.
MAN wanted to work in tire store.
Full OF part time. Apply MR..
REYNOLDS. AIS Hampden lane.
MAN WITH CAR to handle service
calls on electrical appliances; no
service; average SIS services a
day. plus "a replacement sales
per week, at SIS average per sale.
Earnings during training period,
S65 week up. All calls furnished.
Yearly contract basis. Only those
interested in permanent position
with future need apply. 1905 Rhode
Island ave. ne, Mon, . to IL, or
call DU. 7-4617, MIR. TYLER
MAN AND WIFE twhitel. no chill
dTen. 80 to 50, to work in and
around dos kennel; pleasant SUR
roundings. must be willing work.
erS. nondrinkers. must have writ
ten references. Prefer farmer-typo
people Living quarters, 3 rooms.
bath. all utilities. mus have your
own furniture: $3.50 per month.
ELPAW KENNELS, 513o Duke ST..
Alexandria, Va. TIE. 6-2430. OV.
3-456l.
MAN WITH CAR, excellent opening
on established route. no exper. nee.
essarv. Training furnished; SS1
wk to start Apply FULLER BRUSH
CO, ali National Press Bldg,
18th and r SITS NV. or phone
DI. 7-4477 or DI 7-349s.
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REAL ESTATE
statesmen

A comprehensive two-week course
in the fundamentals Of real estate
will be given those who qualify for
a permanent sales position with
a Arm which has heen a leader In
WASHINGTON for over four decades
Previous sales or real estate ex-
perience Is not necessary. but car
Is Successful applicants will be
qualified by appearance. intelligence
and personality which reflects
both dignity and enthusiasm in
dealing with Washington's finest
clientele. Six-hour day.
To make application. call Mrs Mas
sett at EN-. 2-4464 during business
hours.
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HELP--MEN

SALESMAN. married man who called
on food merchants, grocery. res
taurant trade locally: steady posi-
ton; must have auto. Salary plus
car allowance and bonus. This lob
Is for man who wants to earn
more than living selling comml. re-
frigerators. store fixtures. PRICE
REFRIGERATION CO, 1920 Ga
ave. NV, TU. 2-2636.
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FORTUNE MAGAZINE

FORTUNE MAGAZINE
In Recent Article Described Us as
ONE of AMERICAS LEADING COMPANIES
in NEW INDUSTRY
Because Of the great demand for our service
we now have CAREER POSITIONS for top cali
bered men who want to earn yearly incomes
Of ut least
$4,000 TO $4,000
Candidates will be required to meet high stand
ards and must be willing to undergo intensive
aptitude testing
QUALIFICATIONS
l. College graduates with law or business degree
or equivalent experience
Preferably married with children
) Demonstrated ability TO converse and work
with leading business and professional men,
Demonstrated leadership ability
Desire to advance rapidly 10 high income levels.
Provide complete details of your background
age work experience salaries earned. address and
phone number
WRITE TO BOX l42-H, STAR
All Replies Held in Strict Confidence
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SIZE
One OF the Dresser Industries
Has Opening For

AND INSTRUMENT PHYSICS
physicist or Physical Chemist to perform Research
ana development on Fluid Measurement A man
capable OF surveying natural phenomena to discover
means Tor utilizing correlations between measurable
parameters and quantitative situations and exploit
ing tnose correatons by developing measurement
Instruments
IN addition to thorough general physics and
physical chemistry background, this position re-
CURES an inquring mind, originality and high in
tehigence Basic personality and mental attributes
sno general science background are more signifi-
cant than specific education and work experience.
This assignment will be in the newly formed
Automaton Division Of Southwestern Industrial
Eectronics Co., one OF the Dresser Industries Open
lngs exist in various phases Of Attenuation deveop-
ment for other physical scientists and engineers
SIZES Attenuation Division is located in the ont
skirts OF beautiful Houston Tex, surrounded bv
lovely residential districts, close to Gulf Coast
beaches
Write Mr. Z. G. Schriever. Personnel MANAGER
southwestern Industrial Electronics Co. 2s3l post
OAK Road. 20. Box l305s. Houston 10, Tex
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ROOFING AND sHEET-METAL ME-
CHANICS. 10 eventually take charge
of all work; steady employment for
ROOFING AND SHEET METAL
WORKS. 1865 Bonifant ST. S S.
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HELP-MEN

: Statesmen. for commission or saIary
Plus commission. Dept, such as
women's shoes, radio and television
and lamps and russ 2Oee discount,
5-day. 4O-hr. week. free pension
plan, vacation with pay. and many
other benefits. Openings both down.
store. WOODWARD & LoTHRoP.
Personnel, 18th and F SITS. NV.
ENGINEERS. once mgrs I,
yr. up. Mr.. Ford, al B0YDS cor.
18th and @ NV. MA. S-2340. Est.
~ Yrs.l
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SALESMAN

II you have been in your own
business ana earned over $1,000 per
year have a late-model car, are
between axes IS to so. II YOU quail
Nv, we Will give you an opportunity
TO earn $4,000 to $4,000 per veal
Phone for appointment SUNDAY 10
NIL: Mon, Tues. 8 a.m.-5, MR..
HECkER, JU. 7-53I0
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w. C. & A. N. MILLER

DEVELOPMENT COMPANY
$500 Massachusetts, Ave. NV.
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MAN
AMBITIOUS

rs to IS years old, sincere,
reliable, interested in life
time career In sales or man
agement car required. but
no travelling, sales experience
or knowledee Of our business
necessary. we train you thor
oughlN to assure success; our
average statesmen earn about
sos week, above average
men earn considerably more:
II qualified, promotion to
sales management position
assures annual $4,000:
ahove-ave managers have
opportunity for extremely
high income for lifetime; per-
haps you are in your present
position because no better
opportunity presented itself
at the time. this may be a
real opportunity for YOU.
For personal interview phone
Mr.. Beals. District Manager,
al HU. 3-6373, between 8
and :, Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday
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REAL ESTATE

We want an experienced salesman
interested In the high income pos
sible under Q liberal commission
tact and ability to handle the high
est type prospect and the finest
properties. Pleasant working con-
ditions and intelligent assistance in
completing deals. Settlements and
detail work handled BY once. Ofices
venient locations. Members of Null
tiple ListinRs Service in Virginia
Call Wo. 6-l970 during once hours.
MARSTELLER-McCABE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-24

Fireside Theater: A perky
little cockney maid. portrayed
by Jane Wyman. disrupts the
staid atmosphere Of a hotel
and its proud elderly guests
in "The Hidden People"
$3.50. WMAL. "a Cavalcade
Theater: Diplomatic Out
post; an American diplomat
saves the lives of nine polio
stricken native youngsters in
the Far East.
$3.50, WRC a. Playwrights
Sc: a clubwoman's professed
liberalism faces an unusual
challenge in 1.-THE Center OF
the Maze" starring Ann Har-
ding. Dina Merrill, Russell
Hicks.
$3.50, WTOP (9)-Red Skel-
ton Show: Merriment results
when Red as Robin Hood sets
out to rescue Maid Marion
from the cruel sheriff.
1880, WTOP (9) - Celebrity
Playhouse: A returning vet
eran finds his correspondent,
a girl whom he has never
seen, unable to walk in II
Have Never Believed in Mir
acles." Mona Freeman, Keefe,
BraSSelle.
l1:15, WTOP (9) The Late
Show: A novelist becomes
an accessory to a murder
when he allows a faithless
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-24

versity Concert: Evelyn
Swarthout. pianist; American
University String Quartet;
Beethoven, Piano Trio Op,
No. /.
sos, WRC - Biography in
Sound: Tonight's subject is
the life of Sinclair Lewis,
first American novelist to win
a Nobel Prize. told by friends
and associates.
1880, WWDC-Treasury Agent:
A busy phone signal is q clue
to homicide in the case Of
the Telephone Touch"
1890, WMAL-Radio Newsreel:
Walter Compton reports In
six continuous ten-minute
newscasts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-24
TODAY'S TV
HIGHLIGHTS
700. wTTG Cs)-steve Dono-

700, WTTG (5)-Steve Dono-
van. Western Marshal: A
notorious outlaw successfully
manipulates an important
bank robbery despite the
presence Of Steve Donovan;
Douglas Kennedy.
1880, WMAL (7)-Warner Bros
Presents: &C asablanc a.;
Kicks aid to a young school,
girl makes him the target for
a vicious band of thieves.
500, WTTG (5)-The Evening
Movie: A young mother is
unable to accept the fact that
her husband was killed in a
flood; THE Enchanted For
est" stars Brenda Joyce.
$500. WRC t4)-Milton Berle
Show: Featured will be the
highlights from "Hellzapop-
pin" by Ole Olsen and Chick
johnson.
$3.50, WTOP (9)-Navy Log:
Shot down during action over
the ocean, a Navy pilot under
goes three days of terror in
Get Back Somehow"
900, WRC (4)-Jane Wyman's