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at the same time put to rest any growing suspicion which
might slow down the machinery Of government, and at the
same time wipe out the possibility Of a political footbanP
The answer to this question would naturally depend upon
whether or not all parties concerned were trying to make
the best Of the situation.
THIS, TO US, is an excellent example Of what is hap
pening today in these Islands. Both sides, extra cautious to
stay within the law, and at the same time watching carefully
lest it be out-maneuvered. In this atmosphere little progress
can be made.
, 1956-07-23
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION NO. =

It is hereby given for general Information morese, to all
employers of labor who come within the jurisdiction Of the
Act to provide for the Establishment Of Fair Labor Standards
in Employment within the Virgin Islands, passed by the Lee
~gislature of the Virgin Islands on May %, 1856, and which
received executive sanction and approval, will go into force
and effect beginning on July 1, 1856.
Also, Section 3 of this Act states, among other things,
that every employer shall pay to each of his employees wages
at the rate not less than Forty Cents $O4O) an hour.
Where there exists doubt in the mind Of an employer
Whose type of business is affected by this Act) concerning
wages, hours of work and the classification of employment
therein, it is hereby directed that that employer turns to the
Division Of Labor for information and guidance in the cir
cumStanceS.
Done at the Office of the Department of Agriculture
and Labor this twenty-egthh day of June, AID, 1856.
LOUIS E. BROWN
Head, Divisions Labor
, 1956-07-23
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Vol. IL MONDAY JULY q, 1856 NO. 1853
, 1956-07-23
MR.. KRABACH AND THE SENATE
NO.. 1863

Mr.. KRABACH N THE SENATE
WHEN WE SAY that these days are trying, we mean
just that.
ACASE IN point is the refusal of Richard l" Krabach,
S. Comptroller for the Virgin Islands to respond to an
invitation Of the local Senate committee on finance. The
committee wanted information concerning certain .expendi-
lures, particularly with respect to excessive payments made
to officials in connection with transportation.
THIS REFUSAL presents the classic situation Of an Of
ficial spending public funds Of a people who are at one and
the same time unable to even question that official as to what
happened. Mr. Krabach himself has said that his position
can be described as watch dog of the public funds. Yet, if
these funds are public funds, then. who appropriate them?
And once appropriated who has any voice whatever in max
ing any final check once these funds get in the stream Of
rapidly moving expenditures
ONCE BEFORE we enviSioned this very type of Situa-
ton, called attention to il, but, as usual, It fell on deaf ears.
u CONG one step further, let US look at the situa-
ton as it is. The Organic Act says that the Comptroller shall
be responsible directly land only to the Secretary OF the
Interior. That means that no one in these parts can question
the ComptroIers routine work or activity. The intent eW-
IDENTITY was to save this official from legislative harassment
or intimidation, or even the temptation to play politics with
his office.
YET, ALL OF this does not cure what is happening
right now. Mr.. Krabach in his refusal to appear with his re-
cords, we think, is legally right. But what Of looking behind
the lawP Sometimes the spirit of a law is more important
than the letter Of il, as experience has proved Could Mr..
Krabach have gone to the Senate Committee, given. it the
information it needed without establishing the type Of pre-
cedent which he fearsP
HAD HE responded to the invitation Of the Senate com
mittee could his testimony have clarified certain matters, and
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NO REGISTRATION FEE
Management
Consultants
Inc.

AID MATCHES. sell amazing designs!
10. 20, 30, 40 and .!40-lieht book
matches. BIGGER SPOT CASH
COMM. Every business prospect
ReoeatS. Start without exp. men,
women full. part time. BUY MOTH
ING. Sales kit furn MATCH CORP.
OF AMERICA. Dept. Pm, Chicago
ADMINISTRATIVE TRAINERS. age
ginning as typists, stock. Ming. or
billins clerks. ) days; high school
grads. S50-S65 One or more wears
COLLEGE. salary TO SIS. No res fee.
MANAGEMENT coNsULTANTs.
INC. suite 800: 1905 G 81 n,w.
CoPYWRITER for
leading 4.A agency, Must have
agency and Lor pr. experience, APP
ply NJ. BELMONT YER STANDlG,
NC lal7 Eye St. NV. Wash. 8
PRODUCTION MAN.
The man we want must know how
TO MAKEUP an sd. mark type size
cuts. handle proof corrections. He
Doesn't have to be genius out
must have newspaper, retail or
agency experience Here's a good
chance for a Young man TO- work
his way UP In Washington'S largest
aitioned once. many other bens-
ATS. Sa15 monthly. Apply 10 an.
TO pm, Mon. Tues, or Wed,
See Mr., Glzzl kAL. ENRICH a
MERRTCK Star Building.
APPLIANCE REPAIR MAN for re.
pair OF small electric appliances
experienced only. must be quail Ned
to supervise shop and parts orders
Permanent position with Oppor-
tunity for advancement Write Boz
iS6-Y. Star. swing experience, agt
and requested starting salary
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BANK POSITIONS

Including tellers. clerks and trainees.
young and h.s.g. or better. No fee.
POSITIONS INC.
1894 Mass. Ave. NV. at Thomas Cir.
DI. 7-92l7 80
BARITONE BASS sOLOIsT. down
town alexandria Protestant Church
BoOKKEEPER'S ASSISTANT. part
timr. "a day. ) days week. Knowl-
edge Of tipping helpful Salary open
Apply 1890 Conn. ave-, Kensing-
ton. Md. 20
B0OkKEEPEk. young man. automo-
tive experience helpful. $50 wk. to
start; a permanent position. ROCK
WILLIE PERSONNEL SERVICE, no
Commerce lane, Rockville. Md. Pc.
2-9416. go
BOOKKEEPER. full charge. for small
established real estate. loan and
insurance once: must have expert
ence. be very good typist, and have
good local references; salary com;
ability, Reply Box ss-z. Star 30
BOOKKEEPERrOne of Washing
toms nationally famous restaurants
wants young man. age 30 As. quail
fed in experience. up to but not
including general ledger. Many en-
ploye benefits with excellent ad-
vancement opportunity. Start So
M Ma TlTs PeaIs NG suT TsE is
BOOKKEEPER for small once;
pleasant WORKING conditions; 5-day
week. Phone RE. 1890 -
BKkPR.. eXper hotel or restr. pre-
ferred will have complete charge
Of books Good salary. RE. 1880.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts contracted by anyone
but myself. RALPH L. WASEM,
ll9 Darlington st. s.w., Wash. D. c.
! WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts contracted lor BY anyone
other than myself. JAMES Avn
ZONES 9O7 eth st. Sc. Wash.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE Tor
other than myself. WILLIAM j.
DOYLE, 1855 Peabody st. NV.
N Gffe 81 0F 9. ANNUAL MEETING sS' of
members OF the AIR FORCE AID
SOCIETY, To members OF the Air
Force Aid Society: Notice is hereby
given that the Thirteenth annual
Meeting Of Members OF the Air
Force Aid Society will be Eeld in
the Board Room OF the Riggs Ma
tional Bank. 1903 Pennsylvania
avenue n.wS Washington, d. c., on
the 18th day OF May. 1880. at 200
o'clock (EDT) in the afternoon Of
that day for the following PURPOSES
and Board OF Trustees and to trans
act such other business as may
properly be brought tefore said
meeting or any adjournment there
Of. A. E. JONES, Secretary.
NOTICE OF ELECTION
City Of Rockville, Md, Monday
April 30, 1856. 2 a.m.-7 pm. at
the following locations: Ward /. Fire
house house. Oh. Cherry ST., Ward 9. 81.
Lutheran Church. Viers Mil I'd.
Mayor and Council OF Rockville BY
MILTON B. MILLION. ga
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when ANSWERING adperfisemenIs
addressed to star bOIes do NOT
enclose original references. photo.
graphs OF Other materials OF per.
sonaI p1lHe Copies serte the pns
poae ORIGINALS mas oct lost
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ASSISTANT STEWARD
For evening shift; must be expert
eflced. See Mr.. Brosmer at THE
WOODNER, 1886 10th st. NV. II
AUTO BODY AND FENDER MAN,
nrst class. plenty of work steady
Job lof right man. Apply to REIN
pKCTHERj, Clinton, Md. RI o.
afro MECHANIC. experienced '' to
use, modern testing and repairing
equipment in new ultramodern
ouldlng: healthy WORKING eondi-
tons; COO. all summer excellent
pay: vacation with pay. sick leave.
stc. INQUIRE in person. SCEWIENS
GARAGE, De SotO-Plymouth Deal
Brandywine. Rts. 30i and 5. 20
AUTO MECHANIC. skilled: salary
h ana bonus: 5-day week; twin-post
G narn,a nS with pay Cys,,, INSURANCE plan;
PONTIAC. INC. 1925 Georgia ave.
Silver Spring. go
AUTO MECHANIC; suburban Ford
dealer; $3.50 pay plan. paid vaca-
ton, disqualification. Clean, mod
ern shop Apply in person to Mr..
STREET MoToRs. 1ooI W. nB BToa1
ST., Falls Church. Il
AOfO MECHANICS tol. experienced
only, must be sober and reliable:
good working conditions. usual
beneflts. Apply to Mr.. Paul Will
helm. Service mgr. LOVING CHEW
ROLET. INC. 1899 East-West hwy.
Silver Spring. Nd. JU. 9-s000.
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NOTICE OF ELECTION
AUCTION SALES

AUCTION SALE every Wednesday
niEht; consisting of sood quality
cessories, silver. chandeliers, brio
a-brac. etc On view daily from o
TO ). Sale starts 7:30 promptly
Use our services TO sell YOUR house.
hold goods Just CONSIGNED; large
M sESSl s1NE kSGxcrl6aNS.s' T dEf.
LERIES, 1905 Fern St, Wheaton
Silver Sprine, 10. 4-7S00.
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PROPOSALS

SEALED BIDS will be received until
ONCE OF the State Roads Commits
sion at Laurel, Maryland. o1ering
to purchase the Improvements To-
1. Abraham Chaifetz. 1903 53rd
St. Dillon Park, "a story frame
dwelling: >. Frank L. Simpkins,
6214 Harper ST.. Dillon Park, ] "a
story frame dwelling: 3. Arvin l..
White. 5217 G ST.. Dillon Park, |
Dempsey. S3Os CLARKE pi., Cedar
s. Henry ottsViano, ''? 5sos s"1 valley
rd., Cedar Valley. Ia story brick
dwelling. The properties are To-
Gated on the proposed highway i'm
provement between Meadows and
D. c. line. All of these improve
ments must be removed GOWN to the
ground line by midnight. Friday.
July q. 1856. Details, bidding forms
and special bidding ENVELOPES may be
mission once at Laurel, Maryland
The properties must be bid indi-
vidually. Each property to be bid
must be on q separate bidding form
and accompanied by two certified
or cashiers checks; the first in the
amount of the bid and the second
In the amount of the guarantee as
specified on the bid form. District
ONCE Telephone-Parkwav $4,000.
ap29,my
SEALED BIDS will be received until
noon. Friday, May Is. 1856, at the
once OF the state Roads Commits
sion at Laurel. Maryland: offering
to purchase the Improvement To-
Gated on the former Sol. and Alvin
Greenland Property tOld T. B. Bus
TerminaD properties in Brandy
wine. Maryland. located on the pro-
posed highway improvement be-
tween Silver Hill and r. B. Road,
All of these improvements must be
removed down to the ground line.
Details. bidding forms and special
bidding envelopes MAJ be obtained
at the state Roads Commission
once at Laurel. Marvland. Teie-
phone number PARKWAY 5-O69O.
apes. my6
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HELP-MEN
COLLEGE Supv. Win Car

Student or graduate to train full
or part time till June /. Capable
OF training and supervising college
Salary and commission. about S.
wkly. See MR.. YOUNG, RIM. 7O5.
1919 F St. NV, 10 am. to 3 pm.
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HELP--MEN

ACCOUNTANT, semisenior, for CPA
office; excellent opportunity for
resourceful man. interested in pub
lie accounting. Call Monday. NO.
ACc0uNTANT. cpA once. semi
senior; inside and outside work
ability. Give full details. Box 416-A.
AcScSo6iutNTANT, JR. and sem H
air-cond. office. Reply in own hand
writing giving exper.. education
s sad salary cps expected Sded 70 JULIAN
ACCOUNTANT OFFICE MANAGER,
must have first-class background in
all phases Of controllership. local
company expanding; salary over
$4,000. Give complete background
including present salary in letter
ACCOUNTANT in business office of
Pleasant surroundings. 5-day week,
vacation and sick leave. Call AID.
.-6OnO, Ext. AS. so
ACCOUNTANTS, Junior and SENT
senior, for local CPAs office Apply
s si 4 Mr 4 T IliSia '7S5 De Sales st
ACCOUNTANT. JR.; for CPA ONCE;
. afternoons per week. Box I69-
Y, Star
ACCOUNTANT, EXPERIENCED JR.
In CPA office: excel opportunity
for advancement. State age. expert
ence marital status and salary de-
sired. Box l6S-Y star go
ACCOUNTANT. sFMIsENIoR
BY certified Arm; perm. good future.
Give experience. age, marital status
and salary desired Box 26-A. Star.
ACCTS.. ST. and Jr. to $500
Detail craftsmen $50 wk. up
C,orresp, elerk-typists. some short
hand, Hill position 81 900 yr
Personnel dir, mfg exper., lob eyal-
uation and ANALYSIS to $500
ALIEN 1tdI \ 'BRIEM Personnel seryissce
ACCT.-OFFIC MGR.
Appliance store. downtown SlOOI
Accountant, Far East. 25-35.
Accountants for cPA TO $1,000
Bookkeeper, contractor, SIS. SlUnl
Accountant, cost exper,. Arl. SIS
Bookkeeper. Bethesda $50
Bkkpr broker. downtown S4,nun
Bkkp, hotel downtown $50
Bookkeepers-asstS. 49, S60-Ss5
Asst -bkkpr. type. Arl sos
OTHER POSITIONS
Eneineers. all kinds to $4,000
Head teller. bank, Arlington $500
lClerk-typists 90 TO SBi
File clerks t9l, young S45-SdOI
Stock shipping clerks t3)--Si5-S65
PHOTOGRAPHERS helper, NV. $50
Atlas Agcy., RE. 7-5767.
l4@0 N Y. Ave. NV RIM. 506I
Accountant. airport S425I
ARLINGTON-ALEX.
FAIRFAX-FALLS CHI.
Accountant. for cPA S1eSI
W accountant. contractor $50
( Bookkceper $500
once elk, typ. pref $3.50
Mgr trainte. hsR., 2l-35 $3.50 =.
( Ramp agent hSg 1872 S"34
/ Bank trainee, law stud. pref. $3.50
Mfr. repres. auto co, yne SlT5I
4 Cafeteria asst. mgr. $40
/ Lumber clerk S.3S up
/ Hardware clerk 500 up
Mail elk, hsp., wash. st SOFA
Snack bar boy, Sci pm. 5000
Stock elk. husky 5000
POTOMAC EMP. AGCY.
e334 wilson Blvd. Art. IA. $4,000
lOl E Broad. Falls CHI. JE a-72fe
ACCOUNTANTS (jr) 80 open
Secretary - S.l.a
SOME OTHERS 80
| ANNETTE D. TATELMAN
eos woodwsrd Bids.
so
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AVIATION METALSMITH
Factory or military. exper., $50 up
POSITIONS INC.

1884 Mass. Ave. NV. at Thomas Cir.
DI. 1927 80
BACKHOE OPERATOR for ss-yd.
unit on crane carrier. Must be
able to maintain own equip. Good
deal for right individual. Call CO.
5-4302 for appointment. 80
BAKER, all-round experience: per-
manent position; profit sharing; all
day work, with no Sundays or
holidays. FEDERAL BAKE SHOP,
BAKER FOR NIGHT WORK, must
be experienced in yeast goods. steady
Job for sober, reliable man. No
Sun. Apply Woodmoor Pastry Shop.
1927 Coiesville I'd, Silver Spring,
BAKERY ROUTE OPEN-Real OPP
portunity with tops In bakery 3"
Unlimited possibility. Immediate
opening. Call OIL. $500. MIKE
CIIFEnRn
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HElP-MEN

CRAFTSMAN. At once. Call ct Apt.
1850 c, HUNTING TOWERS, Alex.
Va for interview after Il pm.
CRAFTSMAN. experienced in subs
division preferred: Permanent.
Many = benefits Up to $4,000.
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Auto Statesmen

II you are a good salesman and
paying career lob selling new FordS,
call Harry Monroe. MONROE FORD
CO. Well teach you car selma II
you are willing to wok hard. Guar
anteed minimum during training,
III. 5-7R00
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COMPUTERS

COMFO1 EtSS
FOr Fieia Service scHnsct pos
lions with LoGISTICE RESEARCH,
INC, Redondo Beach. Calf. One
month training program in Calf. :,
and continued on-the- Job training.
with full pay. job consists OF install
iation and maintenance OF ALWAC
computers In East Coast area. Travel
necessary. Liberal salary and ex-
penSes for qualified men Box 45-Y,
Star, or call 10. 4-6276.
COOK. short order; sood pay; 10
am to 9 pm; transportation nee
essars. app n person, 550i Suit
COUNSELOR for day camp in Silver
Spring; must be Is years age, .
years college or comparable exper. !;
prefer exper, in swimming instrue-
ton, riding instruction, nature work
or arts and craft. Box 4b6-Y, Star.
COUNTER AND GRILLMAN; short
orders, neat worker; delicatesSen
ss e6 a neiDi1 Fir GSod pay HE e 0u,l
eEsTA arf. a. s. SaSS Columbia m9S
CoUNTERMAN, experienced kosher
style delicatessen; top man. Salary
discussed at interview. TIE. 6-0096.
COUNTER-GRILLMAN. white: fast
killi OptTdllOH. 0.45 m. TO . m
daily. No Sunday work; vacation
and hospital benefits. S54 weekly to
start. Apply in person for interview.
COFFEE HOUSE. SOL Pershing dr..
Silver Spring. DO
CREDIT AND COLLECTION MAN.
AGER, wholesale: opportunity for
an experienced person with dis
tributor OF nationally known ap-
pliance and TV line; position
requires BACKGROUND in floor plan
ming and retail financing. must
have personality to maintain
dealer relations. Box 122-Y. Star.
CREDIT TRAINEE, inside $500
Stock clerk, engraving $500
Bkkpr,, auto, Silver Spring $3.50
Clerk-typiStS to S215
Stock clerks, beginners. llth-
grade education $500
Colleee. mai. math, supervisor Of
department Open
AMERICAN EMPL. SERV.
1919 r st. NV. MA. s-4142
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COMMERCIAL
ARTIST

Well. established ORGANIZATION de-
sires the serviees Of 4 younE man
2l.3n yrs Of age who has some
experience in ayout and general
art work Some aEencv or newa.
paper experience desired please
experience and personal background
10 Boz 264-Y Star.
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CUSTOMERS MAN, with stock brok-
erage or other intangible sales ex-
pefience. We have more established
clients and prospects than present
stan can handle, since announcing
new plan whereby We sell seasoned
real estate MORTGAGES at discounts.
with written guarantee that in
.yestors must earn min. OF. 81 to
s1ee per annum. Salary and comm
open, Furnish complete resume OF
experience. Confidential. Box 375-
Dairy ROUTE sALEsMAN-want
to live in vacationland. near the
beaches, the boats and the fish
that really bite? Looking for a
secure, secure position posi- mt that . pays good
tunities for advancement? Due to
our increased sales in Anne Arun-
del County, We are adding new
salesmen. Work with GREEN
SPRING, DAIRY. Maryland's largest
independent dairy in the Annapolis
area u Paid vacations. insurance
work week. WASHINGTON interviews
arranged Call Paul M. Smith, JU
5-S9l6 after Z pm. 20
DELIVERY MAN for photo finishing
route; able to be bonded. Many
company benefits. Call MR.. FLOYD,
IA. 2-9S53 after $3.50 Mon. morn
ing.
DENTAL TECHNIcIAN-Crown and
bridge expert. State age, experience
and all particulars including salary
expected. Write P. o. Box 1913.
Washington IA, d. c. pa
DESK MAN, 30-45 yrs. of age: must
have good knowledge of figures. be
honest, sober, reliable and have
good local office references. Hours
am. to 5 pm: also night man
| ; pm. TO . am; 6-day week: SAL
| airy $40 per week to start. Apply
between and 3 pm. HERTZ
RENT-A-CAR SYS.. 1921 L st. NV
DINING ROOM CAPTAIN. white. 70,
country club in Chevy Chase, Nd
Phone OIL. 6-310O for interview ap-
biNiNG ROOM CAPTAIN. for I'm,
dining room. must be Al. Neai
and dependable. Splendid oppor.
tunity for right man. Apply COS.
TINS SIRLOIN ROOM, 14th ant
f StS NV.
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TWENTY PAGES.
AUCTION SALES Cont,

ANTIQUES and modern furniture,
glass. china, bric-a-brac, etc. Thurs
day. 7:3O pm. SUBURBAN AUC-
TONS. Rockville. Md.
UNCLAIMED Articles accumu-
lated at the Washington. d. c. Post
Once will be sold at auction OH
MAY =. 1855, Room 30S3. Main Post
once. North Capitol and Massa-
chusetts avenue. Sale TO begin at
300 am. Goods will be open for
Inspection in Room 3OS3, Main
Post Once Building on Tuesday,
400 pm. Catalogues will be avail
able at the above address on the
day Of disDlay..
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PARTS AND EQUIP
MENT SALESMAN, experienced for
srda 81. io6ber in Silver sprins
tails as TO qualifications. oUAKE,-
CITY MOTOR PARTS CO, 39Uc
18th st. NV. Washington 2. D, c,
AUTOMOTIvE PARTS HELPER: ex-
perience beneficial: CT training
p ro1!gJram AVAILABLE paid VACATIONS
Snow. MALONY'S INC, interna-
tiCnsl Truck Dealer, SIG Georgia
ave. Silver Spring -
AUTO PARTS, young man to work
In Ford parts department, some
Ford parts experience preferred:
S SIsdsy E Tssk c See Mr. bE BHyn .Ia
Chain Bridce I'd, Fairfax. CIR; 81
AUTO PARTS-Young man to drive
paris delivery truck; opportunity
to learn auto parts business; hos
DitaliZation and insurance. pHid
vacation. HICKS CHEVROLET.
INC. 1929 Georgia ave. see Mr..
AUTO. SALESMAN. one with Dodge
and Plymouth rar selling expert
ence. Located in Laurel, Md. area.
Remuneration excellent. For inter-
view call Mr.. Ewell or Mr.. Dietz,
at TRI-COUNTY MOTORS. INC.
Washington blvd. so. Laurel. Md
Call for appt.. TO, 9-6632. 90
AUTOMOBILE Salesman more
aggressive young man needed to
round out our hard-hitting sales
force. Training program now in
progress Enjoy working in friendly
atmosphere al this old established
neighborhood leadership. Make auto
mobile selling your career at a
place where SEC OF sales are made
70 repeat customers. See Mr.. Harris
for details. PALMER FORD, INC.
3032 Hamilton St. Hyattsville WA.
Afro SALESMAN = II YOU are
capable OF meeting the public. have
a good appearance and are willing
to work we can use you. Excellent
working conditions. top commits
sion. with transportation furnished.
Call Mr.. Heeley. NELSON STUDE-
BAKER. UN i-SB00
AUTO SALESMAN, Ford; our small
place has many advantages incl.
best pay plan; make your own
deals, etc. See Mr. Heinlein. ia
KOMA MOTOR CO.. Takoma Park.
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Auto Sales Manager


Due to "xpansIOn,a need a man
who Is honest. sincere and a real
hard worker: experience necessary:
must stand thorough INVESTIGATION
also have successful sslrS exneri-
ence. See Mr.. jenkins, GRADY MO-
TOR CO.. 1909 Wis. ave, Bethesda.
Md.
AUTOMOBILE SERVICE MANAGER,
capable Of assuming complete
charge Of volume operation for one
Of Washington's largest Ford deal
perience, Ice salary expected. BOX
AUTO SERVICE SALESMAN. ex-
perienced Buick line preferred; SAL
airy and commission plan; 5-day
week; an excellent opportunity fol-
properly qualified individual. See
Mr.. McAbee. TEMPLE MOTOR CO.
Aiav Q.ARnn
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AUTO statesmen

To sell Mercurys. Lincolns and
used cars. Liberal pay. salary plan;
$50 minimum commission; no max
imum New car furnished. Floor
perience selling independent males.
Applicants must have experience
and GOOD moral reputation. Call Mr..
Dillon or Mr. TAYLOR. Ii. 4-7233.
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Salary Administrator

Key position with exciting leading engineering
firm, ST. years of progressive responsible expert
ence required in job analysis job evaluaton, job
audits and pay administration, particularly for
managerial, professional, technical positions
Organization planning experience helpful
Position requires Self-starting team worker with
imagination; must be capable of dealing freely and
effectively with our large management profess
sional and technical staff must be potentially
capable of managing complete salary and wage
administration program.
Prefer hard working, career minded college grad
uate business administration or similar degree)
Age 1885. Salary commensurate with qualifica-
lions. Please send replies in confidence to Box
ply, Star.
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HELP-MEN

BOOTBLACK. exper.. at bus depot,
4u3 tn ST. NV.
t3i, first-class me-
chanics only. Call RIA. 6-4930.
BUTCHER, all around man. steady
work, reliable. Call AID, 10000.