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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-05
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. Jan. S R1.-Grains forged
anead In another quite active session on
Politicl Developments again stimulated
demand for grains as the trade awaited
special farm program message to Con-
sress from President Eisenhower on Mon.
auickened and activity this week has
contrasted sharply with recent SLOW
wheat and corn frmed from the start.
beans DISPLAYED some lrresulsrlty. he
January contract, dropping . cent at the
Wheat near the end OF the FIRST hour
corn a. 70 IL. higher. March 81 81: oats
eR.ns.d to ir March M sT !! sff s5 w.
soybeans Il to- liz higher. January
So, 4i3, and lard unchanged to { cents
hundred pounds lower, January .Slo.95.
wheat drew strength from The continued
dryness in the Southwest and reports
large shipments OF the bread grain we're
hard wheat 10 the Atlantic seaboard.
Export business also was developing
in wheat, Offers on 3 million bushels
Germany. Egypt is scheduled to buy 3
million bushels and FormoSa / million
bushels tomorrow.
An investment advisory service sent
lout telegrams over night recommending
purchases Of July and September corn.
The service claimed cash corn was being
impounded under the Government loan
r. larss volume This was z factor in
Main reason for early irregularity in
soybeans was delivery Of 1.iaS. 900
bushels of cash beans on January con-
tracts. Grainmen said these deliveries
keep circulating. indicating no very
aggressive demand for the cash article
at the moment.
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Interstate Assets Soar
80 Pct. in Ore Year

Assets of Interstate Building
Association stood at a new rec
ord of $38.148 s85 on December
81. a Jump of 80 per cent from a
year earlier. it was announced
by President Edward K. Jones.
Invested savings. also at a new
high of S28. 646.45 were $7,703.-
594 or 81 per cent above Decem-
Der 81, 1854.
Home loans increased both IN
number and amount during the
year, Mr.. Jones said. New loans
In 1855 totaled $21.227. 900. The
outstanding total at the years
end was $29,S55,755. Interstate
paid $846,214 of dividends to TO-
757 savings members. Reserves
of $2,568,853 on December 81
were $208,513 above a year ago.
Mr.. Jones predicted an I'M
usually good year for business
In 1856, especially for the first
six months. Housing demand
continues strong as the public
wants up-to-date and larger
homes, he said.
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BALTIMORE
MARKETS

Quotations supplied by the United
States Agriculture DEPARTMENT;
Poultry Quotations
Prices mostly unchanged. Moderate. re:
ceipts and q light carryover met light
to fair demand. Market steady on hens
prices unchanged. Good demand FOL
less than ample offerings. Receipts
s shs e over l s. ' 3sss Hens: aesSy
type $3.50.
Flour--Receipts. none.
Wheat-Receipts. none; shipments saJ s,S
Ss No 1trans FsS yiS os FsnontFsnsi Spo'
Corn-Receipts, 2i5,435 bushels: ship:
ments, $4,000 bushels: stocks. $4,000
oSIs-Receipts, .25.19Q bushels: ship.
shipments, 100000 bushels: stocks
44I RysSR Ssshets saos bushels; ship
t sosybeans2Receipts. $3.50 bushels;
shipments, S0,391 bushels; stocks l.
Millfeed~ Receipts. none.
EKE Market Steady
yesterdays ouotations1
EGGS: market about steady. Prices
advanced on large whites cent. mostly
on others. Demand good as
buyer interest active. Ample supplies.
Receipts moderate to heavy. undertone
u Prices paid by frst receivers delivered
IL. O. b. baltimore, cases included large
min go pct q quality, whites boiSSo;
S ssgs miro SS pct snd r %asa eofs
o. Receipts: Eggs S.2os cases by truck.
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Hourly Sales on the Exchangs
, 90 am A2o 600 ~ noon o1o ooc
! 700 o m ] $50 600 900 m 600 ooc
tunit OF tradipe 10 shares or sales In
full Rates OF dividends in the forego.
ing table are annual disbursements based
on the last quarterly or semiannua
declaration Unless otherwise noted
special or extra dividends are not in
ciuded. Also extra or extras. b An:
nual rate plus stock dividend. d Declared
OF paid In 1865. plus stock dividend
Declared or paid SO FAR this year
Payable in stock during 1855. estimat-
ed cash value on ex-diyidend or ex-dis-
tribution date. Paid last year. h De.
split up K Declared or paid this year
arrears p Paid this year. dividend
omitted. deferred or no action taken al
last dividend meeting. Declared OF
able In stock during 1856, estimated
cash value on ex-dividend or ex-distribu.
ton date y Liquidatins dividend, cld
Called. Ex-diyidend, x-dis Ex- distrt'
button, xr Ex-rights. XIV without war
rants. WV With warrants. wd When
distributed. wi When issued. nd Mex
dav delivery. In bankruptcy or receiv.
ership or being reorganised under thu
Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed
by such companies.
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Park and Shop Is Called
MAGNIFICENT Example

Merchants, bankers and asso.
ciate members of Downtown
Park and Shop. Inc. have pro-
Ivided a magnificent example Of
people working with people fol
a common good. declared Oscar
I. Dodek. founder and chairman
today.
Mr.. Dodek. who is vice presi-
dent of D. j. Kaufman, Inc. told
the Chamber Of Commerce al
Providence, r. l.. of striking re-
suits achieved by the Washing
ton group in helping to solve the
d wntown parking problem
Providence merchants are con-
Isidering a similar organization
and may model theirs on the
Washington splan.
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$218.441,191 a year ago ano
$222.574.821 last June 80. Four
teen Virginia banks had $207,.
695.135 VS.. $186. OBS 1886 a year
earlier and $192,o40,372 on
June 80.
Largest dollar gains from a
year ago were: Suburban Trust,
$8.906,558: Citizens Bank Of
Maryland. $7,174.816; Old Do
minion Bank. $6.117,405. The
latter pulled slightly ahead of
the Arlington Trust Co. to rank
second in the Virginia sections
for the first time.
Suburban Trust was largest in
suburbs with $l01 .432, $3.50 and
First and Citizens National of
Alexandria was second with $42,-
1924.
The suburban gains plus Dis
trict of Columbia figures boosted
total area deposits to $l,825, $780,
584. also a record, compared with
$1.739.876,60 sos a year ago and ST.
757.670.049 last June 80. Sub
urban totals for December 81 are
compared below with a year ago.
NrVN
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PEOPLE
BUSINESS

Promotion Of George w. Sar-
bacher. jr., to president Of the
National Scientific Laboratories,
| Inc, was announced by the par
ent company, Bowser. Inc. A
former representative from Penn
sylvania. Mr.. Sarbacher has been
with NSL here for five years and
has been secretary and vice
president.
New Director for Union Life
Insurance Co., Inc, Of Richmond,
Va, is a well-known Washing
tonian, Jennings Randolph, for
mer Representative from West
Virginia, who is assistant to the
president of Capital Airlines.
Rex Engraving Co. has pro-
NOTED James r. King to vice
president and general manager.
He Joined the photoengraving
and offset plate firm in Silver
Spring in 1850 and has been
secretary and vice president.
Republic Steel Corp. announced
Its Truscon Steel Division had
named William G. Mitchell OF
Washington as district sales
manager at Baltimore. He joined
Truscon in 1947 and came to the
office here in 1850. He succeeds
w. S. Reeves, who has retired.
After a Record Year. Hill q
Sanders, Ford dealers for nearly
40 years. announced these pro-
motions: Charles G. Hurd to
assistant general manager; Louis
Dutch Schultze to used car
and truck sales manager; Alan
Sanders to feet and truck sales
manager; Linwood Byers. Clay
johnson. Sam Winsboro, Robert
ITrogner and Ted Giamo to group
sales managers; Bruno Figliuzzi
| to branch manager.
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consolidation between Tempo
Inc. and Music. Inc..-.both o.
which supply music to bushes.
establishments here Of all types
Harry Gale. formerly president
of Tempo, Inc. becomes presi.
dent of a new company. Tempo
Electronics. Inc, and vice presi.
dent of Music. Inc. L. H. Gilpin
Isr.. former president Of Music
Inc. remains as president and
Mr.. Gale becomes vice president
L. H. Gilpin, jr.. is secretary OF
both companies and Ben Strouse
vice president and general man.
ager of Station WWDC. is treas
urer of both companies. Both
firms have headquarters at l34l
l. street NV. Under the pro-
gram, Gilpin Electronics and
Tempo, Inc, become inactive,
Mr.. Strouse explained.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, Jan. S R.-Foreigr
exchange rates follow fGreat Britain In
less otherwise noted:
Canadian dollar in New York oper
market. 3-32 per cent premium OIL
Europe; Great Britain tpound)
9. SOIs. UP "a: 30-day futures, 2.S0is
up e 60-day futures, 2.79s4. uprs
90-day futures 2.79as, up H.; Belgium
(franc). 9,00M, up .00A: France
tfrancj. $50 Of 4 cent; Germany
(Western) (DeutSche mark, 1880;
Holland (euilderl. 26,13i Italy tliral
.16ta Of q cent: Portugal teseudo1. 800
lfranc1 Hree), 1884: Denmark tkrone,
Latin America-Argentina tfreel
Isl: Brazil Ifreel,, l;54; Mexico, s.o2'
Far East-Hong Kong tdollar). 1880
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First Federal Reports
Another Record Year

Assets of First Federal Saw
ings & Loan Association OF
Washington reached a new high
of $66, 229,85 on December 81. q
gain of 20 per cent from SIS. o66.-
962, reported w. F. Morrison
executive vice president.
During another record year In
which the association opened a
Bethesda branch. invested saw
ings rose to $55,337 .948. an in
crease of more than Is per cent
Dividends of $1.638.258 repre-
sented regular dividends plus two
extras. First mortgage loans
ended the year at $58.479,474 and
reserves totaled $4.532,703.
The association has doubled Its
size in less than five years, Mr.
Morrison declared.
Tempo, Inc, and Music. Inc,
Merge Into New Concern
A switch in stock ownership
and personnel has resulted in q
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Savings and Loan Men
Have Record Year

The Nations savings and loan
associations and cooperative
banks had their biggest year OF
growth in 1855. reported Walter
H. Dreier. president Of the United
States Savings and Loan League
Assets of the associations rose
around SCI billion in the last
year and stood at $37.7 billion
on December 81, he said.
The leagues 1900 member
associations hold around 80 per
cent of the big total.
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National Airlines Plans
$l00 Million Program .

National Airlines directors
have approved purchase con-
tracts for six Douglas Dc-S JET
transports and 90 Lockheeo
Electra Turbo-Prop aircraft.
First planes under the con-
tracts will be delivered in April
1859. The equipment program is
expected to cost around $10t
million.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE

NEW YORK, Jan. 5 P, tUSDAl.-
Butter about steady. Receipts, 6,S92."
800 Prices UNCHANGED.
Cheese steady to firm. Receipts, $685.
|2p7, Prices unbalanced.
Wholesale Gag prices were steady to
York spot quotations follow: Midwestern:
Mixed colors: extras l4s.5Q lbs 53-
|54h: extras. large t45-4S lbsD, 52h-
45.4tS; standards. large. 51-521a dirties,
40-43: checks. 40-43h Whites: Extras
1880 ibsD. 1857: extras large 40
As lbs.), $3.50; extras. medium. $500.
Nearby-Whites: Top quality (4S-50
lbs.l. 6l-63; mediums. 57-5S smalls,
47-47h Browns: Top quality 1880
a les:li 1851; mediums $500; 'ma'i''
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NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK. Jan. 5 H1;--cotton flu
today, although there was little activity
after the early buying had been satisfied,
Prices eased slightly from the DAYS best
months continued TO show the widest
Noon prices were s to 20 cents Q bale
$3.50, May 1927 and july 31.st.
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QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK. Jan. s .@4.-spot non.
ferrous metal prices today: Copper .43.
so cents . pound. Connecticut Valley
Lead 1914 cents a pound. New York
Zinc II cents 9 pound, East st; Louis
silver GOA cents per troy ounce, New
York. At Pittsburgh. scrap steel No.
heavy was quoted at 6300-54. 90.
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ODD-LOT DEALINGS

NEW YORK, Jan. 5 R1-The New
York Stock Exchange reported today
these odd-lot transactions by principal
Purchases OF e7S.3.0 shares: sales Of
| .2!. 1855 shares including 70s shares
sold short
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'' n s',BuszNEss
Record Nearby Deposits
Approach $450MiIIion
BY DONALD B. HADLEY

Deposits of 80 banks trust suburban sections
Of the Washington Metropolitan expanded record
of $449 1851 at the end Of 1885,
526577 by The Star disclosed today
The high also "a ahead of $414 SIS
June &c. 1855
Maryland banks had s22 on December 81 vs.
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DIVIDENDS

NEW YORK. Jan, 5 R'.-Dividends
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EVENING WORK
$40 Per week
Ambitious Bows. 1916

Sales and service national con-
Germ Car to your advantage. Re.
port 1903 Duke St, Alex. Va. S3O
pm. liz
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VOTING MEN


Part time. learn the real estate
Only live wires apply. No license
needed No travelling
R. H. BEST, INC.
CUSTOM HOME BUILDERS
OIL. 1-2gun Ewes, OIL. "-71Ao,
MR.. BEST -lb
RETIRED GOVERNMENT EN-
PlOYES and service people learn
while you earn above $4,000 per
year, Full course in real estate sales
T ysSS6i p Pfifa 10 ,s esSS3 t, iUn
men, Investigate Call WA. 7-l257
EN1PERIENCED YOUNG MAN for as.
SLStant comptroller In progressive
and expanding organization. located
IN Alex. Va Write, Boy 406-R;
star; experience and A. educati,oInal
DRIVE 4 BELL CAB--Rent or buy
a new Plymouth or chey You can
buy one for only $50 down: easy
weekly payments. See SANDY or
SUNDAY NIGHTwoRK, reliable
colorea man. switchboard and ele-
y ys e eTpsrie KS l.I Pr TO an
LEE D. BuTLER. nc. Washington
newest Continental, Lincoln and
Mercury Dealer. has limited mum.
Der Of openings for experienced
new-car statesmen in our Lincoln
salon located at Conn and Florida
ave NV. We want TO employ the
services Of high-calibcr men who
enjoy selling high-guality products
to high-type clientele. and who are
DESTROYS Of making permanent
connection with an experienced and
long established Arm, Please apply
in person TO Mr. J. T HOLLOWAY
between 'he hours NJ II am and
. pm. LEE d. BUTLER, Lincoln
Mercury Dealer, Conn. and Florida
ave NV Ia
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HELP-MEN

Venetian blinds and
airy; Apply MR.. PHILLIPS. 2921
downtown apt. bldg,
married. no children: Sober, reliable
and have local reference; Salary
and quarters. Call ME. s-0s6s be-
exper firing coal stocking,
maintenance work. painting; not
Good pay pay and apt RE ,3eii5i,
colored. married. no chill
dren; stoSer experience: must be
exper. good opportunity
for retired man: nice quarters and
good salary. MA. S-S30S. -13
JANITOR. colored; married; no chill
dren; experienced with general re-
pair work. for sarden-type develop
a. nondrinker,, not over 45 years
OF age, be able to do plumbing,
electrical and Venetian blinds re-
pairs. Good salary to start with
apt and all utilities furnished. In
reply give age. references for past
years and other information, Box
j ANlTON, cOiofed' LOT apartment
house building; must be expert
erences required; good salary. Resi-
dent manager, WO. 6-4l6 go, 3
am. to ) pm. -l3
JOURNEYMAN, electrician, wanted
for immediate employment. Call
LANDSCAPE GARDENER FOREMAN
WANTED, must have experience,
LATHiNG CONTRACTOR WANTED
Capable OF handling all types OF
steel work and rock lathing. Call
Webster 5-4500. IL
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General Office Manager

Man who can take charge of office
personnel. handle payrolls, invoicing
and office routine. Must he good at
figures and also handle credit work
in connection with Arm supplying
building industry. Experience, neces-
sary; national concern: all benefits
and chance for advancement. Apply
Box 346-Y, Star. IL
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TREE CLIMBER, experienced. top
Walcs for right man. Call SO.
TREE MAN, must be experienced in
topI.ns trees - per nour, Gail
TRUCK Ip Driver. white: experienced;
must. knew 19% MONTGOMERY County.
Tv sERvICEMAN-outside; mostly
warranty calls; transportation fur
CERTIFIED TV' Ala H st. ne.
Tv TECHNICIAN. bench work and
Transp. f farn. Il required d. AMER4.
CAN SERVICE CENIER. 5S5 N
Gleee I'd Arl., IA. 7-772::. Ia
UPHoLSTERER must be, LIST class;
itesdy So EGos Serk ms f Rsn
ned s NV RA $4,000 Ia
WAREHoUSEMEN, age. Fl to IS, to
work in warehouse Of frozen food
distributor, e. section. Perma-
nent position with opportunity for
advancement Must be reliable and
have local retsreness. Call LA;
WATCH MAKER. young man. 1875;
clean cut; reat appearance TO work
in as an all-round shopman
Permanent. good opportunity. Apply
DAVID MANN, Jewe!eT Concourse,
Pentagon Bldg Cali ia. 2-1I07.
WORKING FARM MANAGER on
Maryland farm with experience in
,howing and fittinE thoroughbred
cattle. Excellent facilities EU-
GENE B. ROBERTS. Hyattsville.
Nd. SP $4,000. Ia
BOY. over Is yrs; must be good
horserider. using English saddle
also some stable work. RE. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-13

BOOKKEEPER - Young lady for
once and pleasant workinR condi-
tions j-day week "a day every
other Saturday. usual company
dement's Apply In person 10 Mr.
Williams, JUSTINE NICHOLSON
CHEVROLET. $40 Baltimore ave
HvattSyillc, Md. --ib
BOOKKEEPER, local exper, must be
good typist. 5-day wk downtown
ONCE; refs Box BAY. Star.
knowledge Of typing
week. ase o5-4b Call Tower o.
1913. after 9, HE 1891. ia
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PARTY CHIEFS
Instrument Men and
Chainmen

Needed for construction: only expert
enced men with the. ability and
desire to work need apply. Jobs open
at Fort Lee. Norfolk and Alex
andria area. Prefer to see appli-
cants in person Call MR.. MILLER.
TIE. 6-5460 between 6 and for
appointment --16
PHARMACIST, colored. to work
nights in all-night store. Write. CIV
ing details. Box 2T0-R. Star. -l5
full time: good SAL
airy, 4S-hr. week; good WORKING
cond, paid vacations. MAYOR
PHARMACY, 3O39 Naylor I'd. Sc;
LII. .-2221 Id
PHARMACIST, prescription store;
no nights or Sundays. CORWIN'S
l70l Eye st. NV Ia
PHARMACIST. registered D. c.:
young, aggressive; full time: at
tractiye hours: for prescription
store. Box S4-R. Star Ia
PHARMACIST-New. large store;
pleasant working conditionS; good
salary: plenty, of opportunity. con-
NECTICuT PHARMACY. EN-, j.
PLUMBERS. Al te); steady work
top wages: new work. commercial.
experienced only. RE, 5-S643. LII
PLUMBING and air conditioning
helpers; ideal working conditions
Apply. A. S. JOHNSON CO., l240
Nth st. NV -lH
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YOUNG MEN
PART-TIME
OPPORTUNITY

Training courses beginning now
II YOU have a car and would like
to add $50 TO 500 weekly to your
present income. apply in person
Friday evening, $40 pm, SECO
co, 81 SliTo ave. Silver Spring
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white. good students, to work with
route manager In local areas. Report
Sat. $40 am neatly dressed,
across from pest once IN Silver
spring. Sab oeorgia ave, rear,
end floor. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-13

ROUTE SALESMAN. for an estab-
lisheo dry cleaning route in the
Silver Spring area must be expert
enced and capable Of managing
large volume: good salary. vaca-
ton with pay. 10. 5-S9S9. is
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HELP-MEN Cont

FRONT-END MAN, exper. on weaver
machine: $3.50 basis; can make
over 500 week Mr.. Payne.
AMERICAN SERVICE CENTER, hS5
N. Glebe I'd, Arlington, Va. -15
FURNITURE SALESMAN--Som ex-
perience necessary, good location;
entire city to draw from; immedi-
ate placement: salary and so
commission to right man. Apply
1909 Good Hope I'd. sc. III
GARDENER HANDYMAN, colored;
permanent year round lob; local
references. Drivers license required.
Call OIL. 6-7S16. Q to daily. -l3
GARDENER. for truck. mr.. Chain
Bridge, Va: must be exper. re-
liable. hard worker. AID. 2-97l3.
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT for
IL housing project, in Prince
Georges Co, Nd. Box 133-Y. Star.
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FOOD PLAN

l5-ft name brand upright sells
lor Sl6 mo. You make $3.50 per
deal. Phone Mr.. say, FE. 3-lS52;
DU. 1884, ewes. Ia
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BEAUTY OPERATOR = Immediat 3
KILLING CLERK

YOUNG lady for billing position on
lBM electric typewriter, congenial
surroundings IN small well-estab-
liShcd Office Monday through Friday,
opportunity Phone ST. 3.S32" for
appointment -
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INSPECTOR

Immediate vacancy with
established engineering lab
oratory. The position in
wolves inspection of mechan-
ical parts against drawing
specifications and O.C.D's.
Experience, 2 years as parts
inspector, preferably ord
nance. 5-day, 40-hour week,
paid vacation, hospitaliza-
ton, retirement and other
employe benefits.
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MACHINIST

list class with minimum of 10 years
experience in operation OF lathe,
drill presses. milling machines, etc
for shop of research firm in Alexan-
dria. Must be capable of doing Job
with little assistance or supervision
Excellent opportunity for advance
ment. Call XII. 9-S165 for appoint
ment. liz
MAINTENANCE MAN. with good me-
chanical and electrical experience,
to do all-round repair and main
tenance work in cannine plant lo-
Gated in virginia. Permanent po-
sition: excellent opportunity for
capable and skilled man Box
3S9-Y. star,
white; shipping ONCE
large building supply company.
good future. Write Box 447-Y, Star.
experienced in truck
repairs; must be conscientious and
willing TO work; insurance and
paid vacation. Apply in person
l1"6 FLORIDA AVE. NE. MI
rSsatI Mercury dealer: 5-day
week good working conditions
disqualification and vacation. ia,
coin washing machine;
good pay. Call after 6 pm. Ju.
5-56lS. --l5
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MAN WITH CAR

Biz earnings; no experience nee
essary Apply 1907 Georgia ave. NV
| q m To 3 N daily