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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-27
HElP---MEN
| ENoINEERs

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RCA
MILITARY SYSTEMS
ENGINEERING
| CENTER
AT ALEXANDRIA
OPENS YOUR KIND
! OF POSITIONS
ELECTRoNICS:
Antenna, Communica-
ton, Radar, Sonar OF
Military Electronic Sys-
TENS
FIRE CONTROL:
Shipboard W e a pons-
Underwater Missile Guild
ance and Battery Con-
troll Systems.
MISSILES:
Systems including guild
ance aspects, test equip
ment, reliability, pack
aging and equipment de-
sign.
In every one of these posi-
tons, there's stimulation
and challenge that call for
and will satisfy creative en-
,gineers and scientists. It's
your opportunity for a
stable career and steady
growth with an acknowl-
edged leader in the rapidly
expanding field of Military
Systems Engineering.
UP TO $4,000 A YEAR
for those who qualify. You
must have EE, advanced de-
gree or equivalent expert
ence, plus S-5 years directly
applicable experience.
RCA BENEFITS
Permanent positions include
liberal company-paid insur-
ance program, retirement
plan, financial aid for ad-
vanced study :. and much
more.
For Personal Interview
Call Mr.. James Bell
at Overlook 3-5252
Monday through Friday
Dam. to S PM.
or send resume to
Mr.. James Bell, Dept. Y-192
$50 North Henry Street
Alexandria, Virginia
RCA SERVICE CO., INC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-27
CHARLES E. MITCHELL,
ROBERT W. KIDWELL,
iao1 90. ivO z Trncfnns
FHOs. j. OWEN 4 SON. Auctioneers
iii E st. NV.

Trustees Sale Of Valuable TWO.
DWELLING BEING KNOWN AS
STREET, SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue Of a certain deed OF trust
duly recorded, In Liber No. 10135
Folio 40 ct sea-. Of the land record,
Of the District of Columbia, and al
the request Of the party secured
thereby, the undersigned trustee.
will sell. at public auction in from
of the premises, on MONDAY, THF
NINTH DAY OF JULY, AID. 1856
AT TWO O'CLOCK PM. the fol
lowing described land and premises
situate in the District of Columbia
and DESIGNATED IS and being par
being more particularly described
of trust. Now known for purpose;
of assessment and taxation as Loi
500 in Square 101T.
Terms; Sold subject to a prior deed
Of trust for approximately s.. 1885
further particulars of which viii bt
announced at time of sale; thu
purchase price above said trust Il
be paid in cash. A deposit Of
S500.00 required. Conveyancing
recording. ETC.. at purchasers cost
Adjustments made as of date oil
sale. Terms TO be complied with
within thirty days. otherwise de-
post forfeited and the property
may be advertised and resold al
the discretion Of the trustees.
HENRY SIEARMAN.
ie27 .30-jy2 81 Trustees.
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Wien GpstDsrine ADVERTISEMENT
dddressed TO star bosses do NOT
enclose original references photo.
graphs Of othef materials OF per.
sonGl p1lne Copies eefpe the puT.
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HELp--MEA

CHEF, working; top salafs; must
know all phases Of Kitchen Prone
Alpine 7-4201. p. J.. DONOVAN,
person 70 person, or write chesa-
CLERK, for established camera sales
company; some tipping required;
Geographic experienced preferred
ca cAMER "a Ex ncefafzsis5E al aTNEKhE Rms
ST.. Alexandria. XII. 9-1200.
COLLECTOR SALESMAN; life in
openings on established debit.
Salary plus commission. No ex-
perienee necessary. JU. S-0177.
COLLECTOR, part time. for estab
route 10 Alexandria; must have car
and live in Alex or Springfield
Phone MR. KILcOYNE Di. 7-SS05
10 am. to $3.50 pm. Friday,
Collection Manager
Immediate opening IN large real
fringe benefits. Age, 35-45; some
collection experience required. Send
complete resume Apply personnel
office, cAFRITz CO.. l424 X st.
NV. Room 3i9.
COLLECTION MEN
We are looking for experienced
men and willing to pay the top
salary in town. Permanent inside
work only Many company benefits.
Ask for Mr. Buskey. EISEMAN'S. F
CONSTRUCTION MAN
Foreman. assistant foreman. gun
lite lozzellnan, anu rodman. FREEZER
men experienced in swimming pool
POOLS COMPANY. 4BIs Leeds ave-.
Arbutus % Md Phone Arbutus
2226: ewes. Arbutus S30-J.
COOK part time. 5:3O-9:30. some
ewes. Sundays: nice restaurant.
MR.. EVANS. ia. 7-9SS6.
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IBM
Supervisor

The University of Md. is
establishing an IBM install
lation for accounting, stu
dent records and statistical
purposes.
Applicants should be ex-
perienced in all phases OF
IIBM operation, including
supervision of personnel,
card design, report layout
and procedure developments
Exceptional opportunity
with growing organization.
Excellent salary Vacation
and sick leave program;
many other employee bene-
fits. For interview appoint
ment call WA. 1890, Ext.
27O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-27
CHAUFFEUR

Corporation executive seeks de-
pendable man under so for drivine
and general duties. Applicant should
be. experienced and able TO furnish
references. Prefer someone who is
prepared to work. Usual private
chautfeuring hours: good startin1
salary; benefits. Write Box 70-A,
Star
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AUCTION SAILS lcont. J
TH0s. J. OWEN q SON, AuctIoneers
I'LL = ST NV

Trustees Sale Of Valuable TWO
BEING KNOWN AS PREMISES
NUMBER 6S4 c STREET SOUTH
BY virtue Of a certain deed Of trust
duly recorded, in Liber No 1OIb7,
Iolio 4l9 ct ssc;. Of the land rec rec
and at the request Of the party
secured thereby. the undersigned
trustees viii sch. at public auction
in front OF the premises, on MON
DAY, THE NINTH DAY OF JULY,
AID. 1886. AT FOUR O'CLOCK
Pm, the following described land
and premises. situate in the Dis
as and being Lot 40 in Carpenters
subdivision OF lots In Square S12,
as per plat recorded In the Once
Of the Surveyor for the District
OF Columbia In Liber Is at folio
2i2; tcssther with the right Of
Terms; sold subject 70 a prior
for approximately AGO. 96 fur
Their particulars Of which win be
announced at time Of sale; the
purchase price above said trust
to be paid in cash. A deposit OF
$4,000 required. Conveyancing.
recording. ETC., at purchasers cost.
Adjustments made as Of. date Of
within thirty days. otherwise de-
post. forfeited and the property
may be advertised and resold at the
discretion Of the trustees.
CHARLES E. MITCHELL,
ROBERT W. KIDWELL,
je27 .30-jy2.5,7 Trustees.
THOS. J. OWEN q SON, Auctioneers,
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Insurance Man

WE HAVE AN OPENING IN
OUR INSURANCE DEPART
MENT FOR A MAN, IS YRS
OLD OR YOUNGER, WITH
FIRE AND CASUALTY IN
SURANCE EXPERIENCE
REASONABLE SALARY TO
START, WITH WONDER
Full OPPORTUNITY FOR
ADVANCEMENT FOR A
MAN WITH THE ABILITY
TO DEVELOP THIS BUsI-
NESS. MANY COMPANY
BENEFITS INCLUDING RE-
TIREMENT.
Call or See Mr.. Thompson
B. F. SAUL co.
925 18th st. NV. MA. s-21OO
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30 ~ -
Lee D. Butler is offering a
straight salary of $1,000 per
month to two outstanding
men who can handle COM
Iplete new-car transactions
including appraisal, financ-
ing arrangements, etc. These
men must be top closers with
outstanding automobile sales
experience. Our recently in
augurated policy of handling
all new-car transactions di-
rectly with management
means that four assistant
sales managers working d.
lrectly with Mr.. Butler will
handle all new-car sales in
GLIDING floor traffic and the
originating of new business.
If you feel that you can
qualify for one of two open
ings that remain to be filled,
call Miss Jones at AID. $4,000
between IL am. and IL noon
for appointment.
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
LINCOLN-MERCURY
CONTINENTAL
Conn. and Florida AYES. NV.
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Collection MANAGER
COST ACCOUNTANT

An opportunity tor qualified
man to assume position of cost &C.
countant background Of general
and cost accounting required. pre-
| ferablv with manufacturing con-
Germ. Job satisfaction assured and
salary commensurate with experience
and abilities Employe benefits. For
further information fall in person
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-27
MELP--MEN
AUTO SALESMAN

II you are in the top 25ss oi
your present organization. but are
finding the going rough because oi
the small market penetration 81
the make you are representing Con-
slider the following: Chevrolet is sell
ing over 2h1s OF the market Barry
Pate is the Oldest Chevrolet dealer
In WASHINGTON with an enviable
midtown location Barry Pate pays
the highest commission rate In the
area without gimmicks or Washouts
u this is food for thought and YOU
believe you can qualify. we would
Ike TO talk with you See Mr. LR1t
BARRY PATE MOTOR CO.
1870 Conn. Ave
AUTO Statesmen t2l. used cars. ex.
perienced; between ~ TO 30 mar
ried, no doaters: must furnish A. ]
references. excellent nay plan
transportation furnished. plenty ad-
yertising and floor period see Mr.
Lynch. No phone calls. please
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Lincoln.
Mercury Dealers 3715 BladenSburs
road.
AUTO SERVICE statesmen t2l,
first class Apply 70 Mr. Presgrave.
service dept. OURISMAN CHEW
pOT TT, GTn -
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S405 Ramsey Ave, Silver spr.. Md
CAMERAMAN. lithographic. blacl
and white and halftone experienced
necessary. Apply 415 18th st. s.w
CARPENTERS - Experience neces
sary. Call between 3 and pm
JU. 9-0574.
CARPENTERS AND HLPRS. Carl
NJ FREEMAN. Ridgeview SubdiVi
sion. Franconia I'd. Fairfax. Va.
CARPENTERS, frame and trim; Ii
town Alex; top wages. Apply 5I4
Janneys lane (off King st0.
CARPENTERs-Thoroughly expert
enced trim men. wanted for church
Job Don't apply unless qualified
See MR. PHI LIPS Georgia ave
and Grace Church I'd
CASUALTY INSURANCE UNDER
WRITER-College background re
quired. II not fully qualified in al
lines we will give supplemental,
training. Permanent position with
excellent future prospects. AMER.
1CAN SURETY CO. OF N. Y, 52l
Southern Bldg, 18th and H SITS. n w
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Data Reduction

Reauired Degree in EE or Mathematics
Desirable; 80 years experience in missile or air.
frame oata reduction To assume responsibility for
settng up data reduction facilities, including latest
AUTOMATIC technlques and equipment. Additional OPP
portunites Tor engineers mathema tcians 10 solve
UNUSUAL data reduction problems in connection with
advanced missile programs.
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Flight Test

REQUIRED: Degree in AE, EE or ME-
Resraois 20 years experience in missile or air
frame 1ignt test program planning TO develop
testing technioues and establish data reaurements
hnaiy1e, neld test results and write test reports
involved with missile program. N'0'''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-27

ASSISTANT MANAGER 1888. for
modern parking garage: experience
desirable: good opportunity for ac-
tive person; good starting salary.
Pow MIC Sfar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-27

CHEF, working; top salafy; must
know all phases Of Kitchen Phone
Alpine 7-4201. p. ]. DONOVAN,
person TO person, or write Chesa-
peake 6eAch. Md.
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Join in a top-priority
Missiles Program
Chief of Instrumentation
Instrumentation Engineers

REQUIRED: Desree in EE or equivalent
Desrable -5 years. experience in missile test pro-
grams and Instrumentation design. Familiarity with
pickupS-telemetrv and recording methods.
Evening star., 1956-08-31
FASHION NOTEBOOK
Costume
Includes
TheShOes
BY ELEM

A tip to toe completeness
marks the woman of fashion.
She knows that no one item
of her costume is more i'm
portant than the other. Her
hat, her gloves. her costume.
handbag and her shoes must
be in harmony or she can't lay
claim to the title of really be-
ing well-dressed.
This season is destined to
please all women who are alb
solutely mad about shoes.
The new design offerings are
exciting usually, and new
lightweight feathers and softer
construction makes them all a
real joy to wear.
No cne area of the clock has
a monopoly on interesting de-
sign. 1t might be a spectator
pump for tailored suit or jet
black suede pumps with Ed
wardian elegance. The latter
are seen with the black satin
diamond insert on the front of
them.
GREAT PLAY on color in
rosy reds, muted blues, greens,
the mo color" taupe family,
all the browns from light to
dark, and lots of black.
Striking color combinations Of
green with black. red with
black.
TOUCHES OF TRIM are in
the dresSmaker family. Plain
pumps lose their prim looks
and get devilish with delicate
ornaments, silk satin buttons,
bows, inserts of silk satin and
grosgrain on suede, and for
evening and cocktail time sub
tie edginsg of gold on black. =.
X X X
LEATHER TEXTURES are
story all their own. You'll see
suedes with smooth matter fin
ishes, embossed suedes in swirls
and rippled designs, grained
calls lightfully buffed in won-
derful colors, and plenty Of
cork-textured leather in day
time shoes.
4 4 \
FOR EVENING the sky'S the
limit in materials, colors and
decoration.
Brilliant satins are back and
the siren black shoe stars.
Evening star., 1956-08-31
Beauty Field
Has Much in
Its Favor

Women have been urged to
take another look at the field
of beauty culture, not as Gus
toners but as potential work
ers.
This advice of the United
States Department of Labor's
Women's Bureau is given in
new publication. Employment
Opportunities for Women in
Beauty Service"
Jobs in beauty service offer
many advantages, says Mrs.
Alice K. Leopold, Assistant to
the Secretary of Labor for
Women's Affairs. Among them
is the relatively short-term
and exp ensive training.
available at vocational high
schools as we'll as at private
schools.
This also is a type of work
that can be practiced in almost
any locality, on a part-time as
well as a full-time basis.
Moreover, women can re-
sumo this work after an abb
sence from the labor market.
Further. age is not a particular
barrier and. in fact. may be an
advantage to mature women
with the desire and sufficient
business acumen to establish
their own businesses.
Now an extensive and i'm
portant industry, beauty serv-
ice ranks among the first IA
occupations for women and at
the time Of the decennial
census employed about 10000
women.
The present job outlook is
promising and indications are
that 1t will continue to be so.
Among customers of the
beauty business are large num-
bers Of the Nations % million
women workers.
The new report can be OBJ
tanned from the Superintend-
ent of Documents, U. S. Gov
ernment Printing ONCE,
Washington 25. D. c. The
price is 25c per copy.
Evening star., 1956-08-31
Mrs. George Grdhonl
New Regent

Mrs. George c. Graham has
been named regent of the
Deborah Knapp Chapter. Dis
trict Daughters of the Ameri-
can Revolution.
Also elected were Mrs
Ernest Coburn, vice, regent;
Mrs. T. Clarke Ravenel, chap
lain: Mrs. Rose c. Greene.
corresponding secretary; Miss
Mary Margaret Trimble, re-
cording secretary: DR.. Ella
Fales, treasurer; Mrs. ]. L.
Anderson. registrar; Mrs. Dom
aid Heckard. historian; Mrs.
Glen H. Breen, librarian; Mrs.
Herbert p. Leeman. delegate,
Evening star., 1956-08-31
C. O. P. Meeting Set
In New Alexandria

The Martha Washington
Council Of Republican Women
will meet at 8 pm. Wednesday
at the home of Mrs. Alex Ack-
erman. jr.. 1900 G street, New
Alexandria, Va. Mrs. Toni
Frazier will be co-hoStess.
A report on the Republican
convention in San Francisco
will be made by Mrs. Reggie
Nellor and a film. Era of Pros
perity." will be shown after the
business meeting.
Evening star., 1956-08-31
A Rose Is a Rose

CT B B AG E ROSE: This
diversified flower gets its name
from the fact that it APP
proaches a cabbage head in
size. A fayorite feminine
adornment in the early years
of the century. it's making a
comeback this year as a proper
accessory to 19l2-look clothes.
You'll see cabbage roses OF
sheer silk pinned to the front
Of a decolletage, at a draped
.hipline and placed to one side
a high-belted Empire
Evening star., 1956-08-31

and Mrs. Carl c. Brown and
Miss Stella T. Sebern, board
members,
Evening star., 1956-08-29

bring the Greek Cypriot leader,
Archbishop Makarios. from exile
Ito resume negotiations. for the
Islands freedom from British
rule.
Call Debate useless"
Signed by ''Dighenis," the
EOKA leader who spurned a
British surrender demand dur
ing the truce. the leaflets said:
Debate is useless. We have al
ready been forced by the British
to resort to arms. We will never
respond to direct or indirect ap-
proacheS from them. These are
nothing but soap bubbles.
There is but one solution.
They must sit down with Arch
bishop Makarios and negotiate
on the terms he has laid down" !"
The British deported Arch
bishop Makarios to the Seychelle
Islands in the Indian Ocean in
March for refusing to condemn
EOKA's campaign of violence
and assassination, now 16 months
old. In previous negotiations
with the British he demanded a
plebiscite to determine the fu-
ture status of Cyprus. With
100000 Cypriots of Greek origin
and only 100000 of Turkish
descent, the pro-Greek faction
figures to win.
Turks Oppose Vote
The island, Britaln's main base
in the Eastern Mediterranean, is
40 miles south of Turkey. The
Turks are strongly opposed to
Evening star., 1956-08-29

most gratuitous and uncalled-
for warning" But Chief Cabinet
Secretary Ryutaro Nemoto told
a press conference the Ameri-
cans remarks were "quite natu-
raj" and the japanese govern
ment had expected them.
Shinsuke Kishi, secretary gen.
eral of Hatoyama's Conservative
Party, said MIR. Dulles words
made no difference because
Japan never intends to yield
to Russia's territorial demands. -
Yakichiro Suma. vice chairman
of the party's Foreign Affairs
Committee. said it indicates
Americas desire to demand per-
possession of Okinawa
if Japan yields the Kuriles to
Russia"
Two of Tokyo's largest news
papers said Mr.. Dulles had made
Evening star., 1956-08-29
Screams Rout Intruder
In Apartment House

A woman's screams early
today routed an intruder, who
police say entered a third d-fioor
apartment at 1860 Park road
NV. by cutting through a screen
door.
The woman, Mrs. Doris M.
Cole. 20, told police she was
awakened about 2 am. by a
noise in the hallway Of the
Evening star., 1956-08-29
Firemen and Policemen
Save Monkeys Life

PITTSBURGH, Aug. 20 (P).
-Firemen joined police last
night in saving a monkeys life.
Patrolman Louis Gross was
passing a midtown pet shop
when he noticed a monkey
dangling from a chain in it's cage
and obviously nearly strangled.
Mr.. Gross summoned firemen
from a nearby engine house.
They jimmied a transom to gain
quick entry. A snip with a
pair of wire cutters and the
monkey was free.
Evening star., 1956-08-29

any vote which might give
Cyprus to Greece.
The leaflets said EOKA would
not answer British claims that
captured documents prove, the
archbishop personally directed
the EOKA violence. The docu-
ments included the purported
diary of Dighenis, identified by
the British as former Greek
Army Col. George Grivas.
British troops and police met
the resumption of violence with
new travel restrictions. Mean
while, they freed DR.. Them
istocles Dervis, Greek Cypriot
Mayor of Nicosia, who was held
under house arrest for 10 hours.
A search of his home and Office
failed to turn up incriminating
evidence. Mr.. Dervis said he
would protest to the British;goy-
ernor, Sir John Harding.
Evening star., 1956-08-29

his statement originally in pri-
vate talks with the Japanese to
bolster them in their negotia-
tions with the Russians.
Other papers, more critical,
said Mr.. Dulles had backed gov
eminent leaders into a corner.
Dulles Warning Stuns Ja-
PAN" headlined Asahi. Japan's
biggest newspaper. The paper
said it gave Japan only two
choices:
I'VE can either tell Russia
Japan abandons claims Ito the
two islands( but won't recognize
Soviet sovereignty. or ignore the
Dulles warning and yield the
islands,"
Evening star., 1956-08-29

providing funds for purchase Of
arms.
EOKA VOWS of new violence
were underscored by bomb blasts
following a truce period pro-
claimed by EOKA.
Two bombs exploded harm
lesSly last night and early this
morning outside the homes of a
British Army sergeant and a
British major in Larnaca and
Nicosia. ~
The explosions shattered the
islands uneasy calm which had
prevailed during a Suspension of
operations" proclaimed by
EOKA. the underground fight
ing arm of the Greek Cypriot
movement demanding union with
Greece.
The bombings followed an
EOKA announcement, in leaflets
Strewn across Cyprus, that the
truce was ended because the
British government had failed to
Evening star., 1956-08-29
KuriIes Comment
lrritutes Japanese

r TOKYO, Aug. 90 (P).-Some
Japanese officials and newspa-
spers today accused Secretary of
State Dulles of threatening to
take over Okinawa if Japan
gives Russia the Southern Ku-
sfile islands of Kunashiri and
Etorofu. Others said he was
trying to help the japanese in
their peace treaty negotiations
with the Russians.
Z Mr.. Dulles told his press con-
ference in Washington yesterday
she had "remindSd" the Japa-
sSnese government and Foreign
IMinister Mamoru Shigcmitsu
gthat nations which have signed
sthe San Francisco peace treaty
could make new claims on Japan
sshould Russia gain more than
sthe San Francisco signers did.
{. Such additional claims are pro-
frided for in a clause of the San
Francisco treaty Mr.. Dulles said
she merely reminded the Japa-
Enese of the existence of that
sclause. I did not attempt to
indicate what its operation would
sbe Or that in fact it would be
Invoked"
. The United States currently
occupies Okinawa as a military
ebase but recognizes Japan's re-
ssidual sovereignty over the is
land. The Soviet-Japanase trea {
negotiations have been dead
locked for months over Russia's
%refusal to return the two Kurile
ISLANDS closest to Japan, occupied
nby the Russians after World
War II.
Agriculture Forestry Minister
Ichiro Kono, one of the most in
fluential members of Prime Min
lister Ichiro Hatoyama's cabinet.
Etermed Mr. nn1llpc' Statayn,,Yt go
Evening star., 1956-08-29

absence of the exiled Archbishop
MakarioS.
Documents which the British
said were captured from EOKA
allegedly contained congratula-
tions from the bishop to Dighe-
mis-. the underground ,EOKA
leader.
The British have charged that
the documsnts-including diaries
kept by Dighenis-cpntain evi-
dence that Archbishop Makarios
himself directed EOKA violence.
Dighenis is identified by the
British as Col. George Grivas, a
former colonel in the Greek
Army.
Sir John Harding, British
military governor, issued a
statement saying action was
taken against the bishop lin
view of the clear evidence con-
tained in the Grivas diaries" that
the bishop also aided EOKA by