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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-14

A. F. R. Brown, assistant profess
sor Of linguistics.
Also Edward J. Finn, assistant
professor of physics: Orlando H.
Lobo, instructor of economics;
Raymond H. Reno, instructor in
English; Dr.. Gunther H. Ruff,
assistant professor of economics;
Edgar burlington, PROFESSIONAL
lecturer in government, and
Thomas F. Walsh. instructor of
| English.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-14

the dropping of the memorla
box fulfilled a long-standine
ambition of his own and of his
newspaper employers.
In addition to being a CORE
spondent for the newspaper
chain, Mr.. Frisby is a science in
structor in the Baltimore public
schools.
The plane in which he was
flying lost one of its four engines
at the halfway mark the
flight to the North Pole. Mr.
Frisby said he spent the last
half of the journey buckled in a
parachute and added, Il read
that prayer three times on ;he
way home in addition to once
during the dropping ceremony
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-14
Baltimore Negro Writer
Makes Flight Over Pole

FAIRBANKS Alaska Aug IA 1-A Negro journalist from
Baltimore has returned from l4hour flight the North Pole
where he dropped memorial to Admiral Robert Peary
hand man. Matthew Henson the Negro accompanied
Admiral Peary the pole.
Herbert NJ Frby, correspondent for the Afro American
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-09
Businessmen Honor
Veteran Policeman

Police Pvt. Donald w. "Dinty'
Moore will be honored for his
80 years in the 9th precinct
at a dinner sponsored Saturday
by the Uptown Connecticut Ave-
nue. Businessmen's Association
and the Connecticut Avenue Cit
liens Association.
The party will be ct Q pm
in the Roma Restaurant, 34lo
Connecticut avenue NV.
Civic and business leaders ar
ranged the affair as tribute 10
the policeman's sterling char
acter, devotion TO duty and val
liable service to the community. /"
Police Chief Robert v. Muir
ray. Deputy Chief and Execu-
tive Ohicer Howard v. Covell
and Capt. Donald Fletcher OF
the 18th precinct win attend.
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Driver Sentenced
For Second Time
On Tipsy Charge

A motorist, who last June was
sentenced to serve 80 days on Q
drunken driving charge. yester-
day drew a 90-day sentence or
an identical charge.
The driver, Benjamin Coney
20. Negro. Of the 1900 block Of
I street NV. was found slumped
over the wheel Of hts car al
Fourteenth and q streets NV
by Police Pvt. Roy Taylor after
Coney had been stopped by an
other policeman Friday.
Municipal Judge Mildred
Reeves also centenced Coney to
pay q $40 fine or serve 10 days
for disobeying q policeman'i
signal.
The sentences are to run con-
currently.
Another motorist stopped by q
policeman for making an i'm
proper left turn was given 14o
days in jail and a 500 fine today
when the policeman learned he
had no permit, had improper
tags and bad headlamps.
The sentence was imposed on
Edward Lee. As. Negro, OF the
HOO block Of o street NV. by
Judge Reeves.
Lee was arrested Friday night
at Twenty-second and East Cap
itol streets by Police Pvt. Rich
ard T. White.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-09

utation In the past year when HI
stood UP we'll under questioning
on the television quiz pro.
grams. He also has won approva'
Of Georgians for his drive fol
new highways, schools and hos.
pitfalls. financed by a 8 per cent
sales tax.
He was born August 9, 1918 al
McRae. Ga, went through pub
lie schools and won a law degree
in 1886 at the University Of
Georgia. The next year he mar
ried Kathryne Williams, q pro-
fesSional model he met. at the
university. They were divorced
three years later.
He served in the Navy in the
South Pacific and came out in
1945 a lieutenant c
On a three-day pass in 1941 hi
married a Georgia coco, Leila
Elizabeth Shingler. They have
two sons.
They have a 2.300-acre farm
at Lovejoy, 30 miles from At
lanta.
Tomorrow: Senator Church Of
Iddho.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-09

that Negro and white students
never in his lifetime will go to
the same Georgia schools. but
Georgia observers say that his
opposition to Indignation is Con-
stitutional rather than contemp-
tuous."
In the past election, he won
the seat given up by the revered
veteran Walter George after de-
lfeating his Democratic Party
contender, former Gov. M. E
Thompson, by a three-to-one
margin.
Senator Talmadge served two
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One Of q Series.


grudge to his dying day, Herman
is calm, deliberate. and can for
get a grudge if it means more
votes in a doubtful district.
And where the father boosted
of never carrying a district that
had streetcars, the younger Tai.
madge is proud of political sup
port in Georgia cities and of his
new-found influence with the
younger generation of Georgia
voters.
The new Senator has declared
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-09
Humphrey Sill
Backs johnson
For Leadership
By J. A. O'LEARY

/ Senator Humphrey Of Minne-
Isota. one of six Democrats who
recently drew up a 16-point
program Of liberal legislation to
be pushed in the new Congress,
said yesterday he will continue
to support Senator Lyndon
johnson Of Texas as Democratic
leader.
He was the second Northern
Democrat to speak out in two
days in praise of Senator John
sons leadership. Senator Ken
Inedy of Massachusetts, issued a
statement Thursday, declaring
that. whatever differences may
exist among Democrats, I'VE can
achieve more progressive legisla-
ton united behind our present
congressional leadership than
any alternative choice"
These statements are signifi-
cant because they follow by only
a few days a suggestion from the
national board of Americans for
Democratic Action that Senator
johnson relinquish his post as
party floor leader during the ex-
pected debate on the opening
day of the session over a new
anti-filibuster rule.
Humphrey to Press Program
But Senator Humphrey also
made it clear last night that he
will not slacken his efforts in
behalf of a change in rules, a
civil rights program and other
liberal legislation he believes will
strengthen the Democratic Party.
IT am a warm friend of Lyn-
don Johnson" said Senator
Humphrey. II hold him in the
highest regard, and I shall sup
port him as leader. My desire
is to strengthen the Democratic
Party, but also to fulfill its COM
mitments.
I'VE can have disagreements
without being disagreeable," he
added, referring to the fact that
some Of the Democrats may not
always see eye to eye with their
leaders on legislation.
Senatro Humphrey said he
thought the Democrats did well
i'm the last Congress, and recalled
that he has previously paid trib-
ute to Senator Johnson's "adroit
leadership"
II think we agree on many
more things than we disagree
on" the Minnesota Democrat
added.
Liberals Expected to Fail
Most Capitol Hill observers ex-
pect the liberals to fail in their
opening day attempt to put
through q more effective rule
against filibustering, because to
succeed they must upset the
long-standing doctrine that the
Senate is a continuing body. But
they may get more support than
they had for a similar move four
years ago, particularly from the
Republican side.
Regardless Of what happens in
the opening-day rules fight, how
lever, Senator Humphrey said he
will press throughout the 1857
session for a reasonable" civil
|Irights program.
Senator Humphrey is known
to hold the opinion that the Re-
publicans will be pressing for
civil rights legislation next year,
and he observed, II don't intend
to let the Republicans put their
trade mark on something we
have fought to achieve for many
years."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-09

terms as Georgia Governor. His
father had four terms, but the
younger Talmadge has achieved
two goals that his father missed
He won a seat in the Senate and
Senator George. His
father tried to win both prizes
but was swamped by the George
supporters.
Square-jawed, quick-witteC
Herman achieved increased rep
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-09
.Betu Theto Pi Smoker

The Beta Theta ri Alumni As
ISOLATION Of Washington will
hold . smoker from 5 70 7 pm.
Thursday in the 6tatasmsns
Room Of the Occidental Regtau-
rant. 1911 Pennsylvania avenus
NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-09
NEW FACES IN CONGRESS
Stature Of ToImodqe
Coins on N Quizzes

Senator Talmadge to
the solid white supremacy line drawn by his father and
sports red gauses like those "Old
while there other family trademarks
bushy foock and long black cigars younger Tamadge
different personality
Where Qld Gene" thought by be acble moody
unbendng and could carry a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-09
Auto Insurance

DETROIT. - Motor vehicle
owners in the United States dur
ing 1854 paid out a total of SAL
billion for their car insurance
policies.
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KENYON-PECK

3I4l Lee Blvd, Art, Va.
ia. 2-9OO3 Open Till 0:3(
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 1881 Chieftain ''s" sedan
coupe; in exceptional condition; a.
600 actual miles: equipped with n.y.
dramatic; $685..
MANN OLDSMOBILE
5000 18th St. Sill. spg. 10. 5-6ls6
PONTIACs-1953 Catalina Custom
hgySS iat and h. 81 1922 , IA
RaS oRNER 1890 Cor B and p Be- FIs
ave. ne. Ii. 6-5464.
RAMBLER 50 4-dr. sedan; 2-tone
blue; hydramatic dr.: r. and h. and
defrosIer: Wv. tires: turn signals:
only 1000 miles, just like new /:
only ST. ,495. Rockville's newest Mer-
curry dealer; CHANDLER MOTOR
S alas ByDas'' Rockville Md. 20 2
RAMBLER 1855 4-dr.: r. and h.:
Wv tires. reclining seats. 10, 900
miles; Rsas. priced, going abroad
STUDEBAKER 1852 s-cylinder con-
vertible; r; and h; sacrifice. 1895.
OIL. 2-55S5 or RE. 1880. g
STUDEBAIlER 1883 station wagon:
like new: only 5000 miles. Best
offer. BURROWS MOTOR CO.. 900
~ 81. Sc, LII. 4-SoUU. tOppOSlte
Navy Yardl. Open til 3.
81 Champion 4-dr.;
heater; overdrive: $500. HORNER' s
CORNER, Buick Dealer, Fla. ave,
at 9Th. Ii. 6-B464
STUDEBAKER '55 President hardtop:
coral and white; auto. trans: r.
and h. power brakes low mileage:
D. BUTLER. INC, ll21 21st st.
sT TiTj 81; 1;Rll b Champion 4.or
sedan; beautiful maroon r. and h.;
car shows exceptional care. BUT
LER BONDED. $3.50 LEE D. BUT
LER, INC, 1921 21st st. NV. DI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-02

PONTIAC 1881 Chieftain SO" sedan
900 actual miles: equipped with ny
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-02
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 40 convertible: maroon:
radio and heater. Plan your vaca-
ton in this at a reduced price Of
only S295. Terms available. Over
100 other cars to choose from.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-02

81 LINCOLN -SI,o95
Canary yellow and black Capri hardtop;
err, almost new rubber. Its a classy car;
looks good as new. No. Ill.
81 DE SOTO S4es
Dark green 4-doOr; paint shines like new;
radio, heater, fluid drive, interior like new
IT'S really In nice shape and runs like q
charm. No. ia.
SO FORD - S7e5
Blue Tudor sedan; very low mileage: not
scratch on ~ heater, etc. This Is a
way-down bargain o. 176.
81 HUDSON Sle5
i-door 6-cyIinderi blue, radio and heater;
a classy LOOKING little car with lots Of
good miles in It. SO down. No 1856.
IS MERCURY S2,5e5
White top. hearth green bottom. MontcIair
hardtop convertible; all power steering.
known equipment. Sells new about $1,000.
No. 100.
50 PLYMOUTH S7ss
Black 2-dOOr with paint that shines like
new; seat covers. heater, very low MILEAGE
and Just as clean as pin; almost new
'54 FORD SI.Ios
seat covers, turn siEnals, mirrors, etc.
very clean car at right price. No. ISi
81 PONTIAC Seo5
Catalina hardtOp convertibIei green and
white, radio and heater, hydramatic, al
most new rubber. It's = beauty and cared
for like q baby. No. 1872.
'54 MERCURY SI.6os
Monterey club convertible, Mercon,atic.
radio, heater, white and black top, white
and black vinyls. IT'S . beauty, No. 1876,
as FORD - Sos
fordor sedan; Eray, s-eylinder; runs good.
SO down.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-02

as BUICK
i-doori blue. Not all beat up, but good
old car. $500 down. No. O93.
'49 FORD. " $3.50
Club convertible; gray, tan top; runs good.
So down No. 1872.
50 LINCOLN Se95
Cosmopolitan maroon 4-door sedan, fully
equipped as all Lincolns are. almost new,
white tires. This Is q one-owner car, a
prominent physician. Has black top. II
Is really fine car and fine appearance.
No. Ill.
al oLDSMoBlLE - 500
Green 4-door. sedan; good rubber, seat
so PLYMOUTH S349
Black special de luxe 4-door; radio, heater,
i new covers, good rubber lots q good
50 CHEVROLET $685.
De luxe hardtOp convertible; 2-tOne blue
and gray, radio, heater, interior clean as
where. No. O3i.
SO FORD SIles
Victoria club coupe. salmon and white, ali
vinyl upholstery, radio, heater, Continental
1866. va w.
81 MERCURY S4os
Radio heater, Mercomatic, runs good,
needs paint hut still good value. No. i6T.
81 PACKARD S6Ao
blue :,door hardtOp; radio, heater. ultra.
matte drivei not . blemish on II, interior
classy. No. 1875.
81 MERCURY 500
2.door hardtopi 2-tOne green and white
radio and heater. covers, almost new tires
rms Is very clean car. No. OO7.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

iWILLYS-Wanted to buy, any model
Or condition; prefer 4-wheel drive.
SO. 5-6S71. 8
THE CAR YOU'RE LOOKING for
Is right here. Let yourself go to
Banning g. Sons Motors. It's worth
your while for every mile. Largest
podge-Plymouth dealer in Prince
TAKE o. s. / TO
BANNING & SONS
-, $500 BALTIC. Blvd. Hyattsville
ASK FOR MR.. HAKEs. OPEN go
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WHEELER. INC.
AIS MOTORS

PLYMOUTH '55 VS. club coupe; -
tone paint. heater, Wv. tires. one
owner. low mileage. Special, S1,495.
IA O-dIOo
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

WILLYS 1850 station WAGON: dark
green; overdrtve: excel. End car;
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Stohlman Chevrolet
5000 M st. NV.

OoUU w OI. NV.
AID. 2-4412 AID. 2-1646
ISTUDEBAKER '55 Champion hard
top coupe; 2-tone yellow and white:
beautiful car In excellent cond.
BUTLER, INC, corner Conn. and
Fla. ave. NV. AID. 10000.
STUDEBAKER '52 Champion 2-dr.
beautiful shade Of green: equipped
with overdrive. heater. This car
above average. ER-BONDED.
S595. LEE d. BUTLER, INC. cor
ner Conn. and Fla. ave. NV. AID. A.
0200.
STUDE. 1855 Champ. COW. hardtop;
like new: T., h.. cd, Wv. tires;
SLABS Pvt. owner. JU. 9-4154.
Ill
WILLYS 1856 station wagon and
diSpatchers; prices reduced. plus
trade as long as they last. HUNTER
MOTORS, XII. S-1333.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-02
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

sTUDEBAKER so Champ. club
coupe: special today, S199. TRI.
ANGLE MOTORS, 3010 R. I. ave
ne. DE. 2-63O2.
STUDEBAKER $50 VS. 4-dr. Land.
cruiser: dusk gray: has heater, seat
covers and Wv. tires: an ideal cal
roominess and beauty; guar: its
yours for S575. Ask Mr. Worl fol
car No. 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-02
B-30 THE EVENING STAR
AUTOS FOR SALE Coat

Washington, D. C.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 2. 1885
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-13
Faulkner toQuit
School Board al
End Of Term
At least one new appointment

At least one new appointment
to the District Board of Educa-
ton is in prospect soon.
Board Member Robert r.
Faulkner said today he will re-
fuse reappointment when his
term expires June 80.
DR.. Margaret ]. Butcher and
DR.. Rowland P. Kinks. whose
terms also run out in June, have
stated they are willing to accept
new terms.
Federal Judge James r. Kirk
land this week said he is about
to begin interviews with candi-
dates suggested by interested
citizens.
The jurist said he still would
like to have more names. how
ever.
Judge Kirkland heads the
three judge committee that
screens candidates. The U. S..
District Court for the District
of Columbia is charged with
making board appointments.
Completing Terms
DR.. Butcher, Howard Univer-
sity English professor. and DR..
Kinks. legislative counsel of the
National Association of Automo-
bile Dealers, both are completing
their first terms.
Mr.. Faulkner, an attorney, first
was appointed four years ago to
serve out the unexpired term of
DR.. James A. Cannon, who re-
signed. Later he was named to
a three-year term of his own.
A petition for DR.. Butchers
reappointment recently was sub
mitted to Judge Kirkland by a.
group of civic leaders: She is
one of the boards three Negro!
members.
Judge Kirkland this week
ruled out a request by the Dis
trict Congress of Parents and
Teachers to make possible APP
pointees' names public so the
congress could question them.
The jurist asked the congress
to suggest some candidates, but
PTA officials said rules forbid
this.
The PTA organization pro-
posed a list of desirable qualifi-
cations" for membership, how
ever. These included having
children. in the school system,
active experience in PTA or
other organizations work con-
nected with the schools and hav-
ing an understanding of the
schools philosophy and aims.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-13
Injured Man
Quits Hospital

A 30-year-old PEPCO en-
ploye, injured in an automobile
accident. walked out of District
General Hospital last night de-
spite a skull fracture. doctors
at the hospital said today.
The employe, identified as
Tommie Chester of 152 Twelfth
street Sc. signed his own re-,
lease from the hospital. accord
ing to DR.. John F. Gibson.
DR.. Gibson said X-rays re-
vealed Mr.. Chester received q
skull fracture in an accident in
which the car he was driving
was totally demolished" &C
cording to police.
THE man." DR.. Gibson said,
ais in a lot more serious con-
dition than he realizes. He
ought to be in a hospital. The
accident has impaired his judy
ment."
Police said the accident &C.
CURED about $50 pm. yester-
day as Mr.. Chester drove his
car in the 5000 block of East
Capitol street. Police said the
car struck an island in the road,
swerved across the road and
smashed into a light pole. Mr..
Chester was charged with speed
ing.
A passenger in the car. Jack
D. Reynolds, 81. also PEPCO
employee who lives at the Twelfth
street address. was admitted at
D. c. General and later released
after receiving treatment for
head cuts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-13
Fireman Sues
In Fitness Case

A District fireman complained
today that the Board of Police
and Fire Surgeons had found
him physically unfit although,
his attorney said. he flies a jet
in the Air Reserve.
The fireman, Thomas r. Hud-
kins, asked District Court either
to order him restored to active
duty with back pay or placed on
the retired list with disability
pay.
Mr.. Hudkins lives at I'll Mon
ticello road, Alexandria. He was
placed on sick leave by DR.. j. A..
Rec OF the Board of Police and
Fire Surgeons last September II.
Later, according to the COM
plant. his status was changed
and he was placed in a leave
without-pay category.
Last March IL, according to
the suit, he was charged with
being physically unfit for duty
But a Fire Department trial
board cleared him on March %.
Despite this, the suit asserted,
Mr.. Hudkins has not been re-
stored to duty or given back pay
His attorney, John G.. Adams,
said Air Force doctors have
found him fit to fly Jets. Mr..
Adams said Mr.. Hudkins, who
is 80, was with the Air Force
In Korea.
The fireman was serving with
Engine Co. No. 81 at the time
OF his suspension.
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PROPOSALS

NOTICE TO BIDDERS-sALE OF
CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT
Sale OF used Construction Equip
ment at the Once, Of the Purchas-
Alexandris, virsinia until ii am.
May q 1850, E.DS.T, at which
and read. ! GMC Tractor Trailer:
roc Giat RGp HTuc BulldQ IDi,., z Int
BSekhoe with attachment. s. oS-
good "a I'd, Drasline with attach
ment. a. Buckeye Trencher with
attachment. Z. Int, TD-I4 Bull
dAer; >, Hercules Cement Spreader.
Tint s f 81 r. sePrs sny or Fe s bds the l
waive any informalities or irregu-
larities In the bids received and TO
accept that bid which. in It's judg-
ment. best serves the interests Of
the city Each bid must be ac-
The amount Of I I6% Of the '' total
bid, payable TO abe order OF the
City Of. Alexandra, virginia.
Checks Of the unsuccessful bidders
VIII be retuTned within 2 days after
Proposal forms may BE- obtsi NED
from the Once Of the Purchasing
Agent. CITY OF ALEXANDRIA,.
Purchasing Division. apl3.l5.l7
WASHINGTON SUBURBAN SAM
TARY COMMISSION. -CONTRACT
NO. e65-W&S. = FORCE MAIN
AND WATER AND SEWER Elk.
TENSIONS. Sealed proposals for
the construction OF the Anacostia
River force main and water and
sewer extensions along proposed
Service Road at KenilwOrth In.
terchange, Prince Georges County,
which Involves the construction
inch and i,i35 feet Il go inch
concrete pressure pipe sewers,
l,O70 feet Of s-inch piain concrete
or vltrinCd pipe sewers, 300 feet
OF G-inch s25 feet Of S-inch and
2g5 feet OF l2-inch water mains, a
meter vault, a transition structure
and other pertinent work. will be
received AZ the once Of the Secre.
tary OF the Washington Suburban
Sanitary, Commission, HSattsyille.
1850 at 200 PM, Eastern Stand.
ard Time at which place and
time they will be publicly opened
and read. Plans Proposal Form
and the Special Provisions for this
contract may be obtained from the
office OF the Chief Engineer OF the
Commission, upon deposit OF 50. 90,
which deposit Will be returned TO
bidders or TO those returning plans
and forms IN good condition within
T. e esys after so,i ppssRins o. !, bids
p nsS ). I N6 bRM%EET A 55Ey JGHSM sHI5s
L s RAY. commissionsrs hiSst'
JOHN 7. BoNIFANT. secretdry.
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DeudIine 10 Tonight
For Sunday Want Ads

The deodline tonight for wont
DDS to be published in The Sot-
urdoy or Sunday Stor is 10 o'clock
by telephone or 9 o'clock ct the
business counter in The Stor Lobby.
Yeor in and yeor out. The Stor
produces the best round re-
suits for classified advertisers.
Thot's why it publishes more
total classified DDS thon the
other two Washington newspapers
combined.
II you wont to hire. rent. buy,
trode or sell. get speedy results
by telling il to the mony people
who make it q reading habit TO
check the columns Of the big
Stor Classified every doy.
It's easy TO place an I'D in the
productive Stor Classified. Just
phone Sterling $1,000 and osk
for on Ad-Toker.
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AUTOMOBILE statesmen
LIST, AND M SITS. Sc.
Automobile Statesmen

Here is your opportunity to sell
Americas No. seller, the 1856
Chevrolet: A well-established Chew
opening for . new car statesmen.
Excellent compensation plan, plenty
floor time. Transportation furnished.
II you are selling other makes Of
automobiles here is your chance to
make permanent connection in a
-ast-grOwtng community with q great
potential for volume sales. Selling
experience necessary but we will
train statesmen without automotive
experience. Apply in person. see
MR.. SESTER, JAY CHEVROLET,
INC. Upper Marlboro, Md