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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-13
HELP-MEN

INSURANCE statesmen -Openines
for full or part-'tme agents selling
accident and health. major medical
and surgical. to members Of tire
Masonic Order only. ONLY agents
who are members of Masonic Order
Will be. considered. See MR.. NICK
8 to i2. No. 5 Tower Building.
INSURANCE OPPORTUNITY-Ofice
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Lee. general
agency has need for man not over
20. with good working knowl. Of
rapidly and need someone Who can
take complete charge of opera
lions. incl; supervision Of policy
writing and claims. He will be pri-
marily an inside man and will not
be expected to produce business
Please write giving full details
about yourself and starting salary
desired TO Box 40U-B. Star. All re-
plies held in strict confidence.
JANITOR. colored. small apt. bldg.
NV; sober, reliable: no children:
local references. Apply in person
at LEO M. BERNSTEIN g. CO.
1000 p st. NV.
JANITOR. part time. colored. mar
ried. for NV. apt. house: stoker ex-
perience and local references re-
CURED. Apply o TO 1890 am. and
$50 TO 5 pm. only. DREYFUSS
BROS, 1919 18th st. NV, Ma.
S-05S0
LABORER. exper. handling lumber,
building houses Apply 29th and
Garfield SITS. NV. See BURGDORF
LOAN OFFICE PERSONNEL
TOP PAY
5-DAY WEEK
Modern Air-Cond. Offices
Rapidly expanding consumer n
nance company needs high caliber
help. Call Mr.. Dalton, AP. $4,000
DALTON FINANCE. INC.
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HELP-MEN
EXTRA CASH
$50 PER WEEK

II you can work 8 to $3.50 pm.
5 days per week and day on Sat
1870 pm. sharp, Wednesday monty
MR.. HOLDRIDGE
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INSURANCE MEN

openings for men Of ability and sta
bliity for established industrial
monthly and weekly debts We are
also looking for men who can quail
ify as field superintendent and dis
trict managers. MUTUAL LIFE IN
SURANCE CO. OF WASH d C..
Suite 23l, Dupont Circle Bldg. l346
Conn. ave. NV. RE. 5-2712.
INSURANCE SALESMAN. combina-
tion old established company has
opening In Northern Virginia, SOB
monthly guaranteed salary plus
liberal commission Prefer Va. re-
sident married, age % to 40. ia.
E-IInn
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HELP--MEN

PORTER for clothing store: neat,
nice personality: have drivers per-
r1IorHiNsGg CO.. 4 ess'G ath $ 5Nr LIVE.
Porter. colored, for work in large
Cali CO. 5-46ao
PRINTING SALESMAN
Must have selling and/or industry
experience. Take over established
accounts. Excellent guaranteed wage,
pointment, NE. $4,000. DRAKE
PRESS.
RADIO AND ACCESSORY installa-
ton man. Vacation, company bene-
Starting ns sasry $40 R aqPva aSply n
person only. MANHATTAN AUTO
AND RADIO CO., 1701-06 9TH st.
RADIO MAINTENANCE MAN, 3
years practical experience and End
class FEC. license required Many
company BENEFITS including retire
ment plan. group insurance and
tion. Starting salary, Sob per
hour with periodic increases. Ap-
ply AMERICAN AIRLINES. Hangar
Z; Room 200, NATIONAL AIRPORT,
Wash. ID. G.
REAL ESTATE MAN FRIDAY, local
exper,, rent and sales nee; D. C.
r. e. lic.. car essential. Salary ana
comm. Downtown ONCE Reply in
confidence. Box Sab. Star.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN - Rare
opportunity for q wide-awake, ener-
seuc man, no experience required
IL you have sales ability. This is
a chance to learn every phase OF
his challengins business which can
md should lead to a lifetime ca
reer with managerial and executive
possibilities, no part-time or short
term, applicants. II you have what
Y takes to be a success you have a
NANCE n,, g , prove L NOW FOR appt
REAL ESTATE SALESNIAN-Have
s opsnins Tor Dr., ! experienced Va
Mr., Shafran. ia. $1,000. BETTER
HOMES REALTY.
REAL ESTATE statesmen COY, for
Alex, Fairfax and Arlington area.
We would like to discuss with YOU
the many opportunities our firm
mas TO oner-at your convenience.
All INQUIRIES will be held in strict
est confidence, Stop in or call
Tor an appointment, ART POST.
Sl7 s. Wash. ST.. Alex. XII. 5000.
Real Estate Statesmen
Two statesmen for Southeast d. C.
and nearby MARYLAND. Very Ropd
opportunity. Right season Of the
wear TO get started
c. D. MURPHY, REALTOR
LII. 4-6227 Lu. 4-2253
REAL ESTATE SALESPEOPLE, ex.
perienee In real estate preferred
but not essential: must have success
ful sales background. Two vacancies
open with wide-Rwake, top-notch
real estate firm, specializing in
better ne. and NV. coiored prop
critics: must have car. A real OPP
por.tunity for people who want 10
make money and willing to work
pleasant workins atmosphere and
fullest ONCE cooperation x!ven.
RALPH D. COIN, INC.
31s Kennedy st. NV.
~
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hElP-MEN

DRIVERS AND PACKERS. expert.
able; steady work, sood union nay.
SECURITY STORAGE CO.. lao
18th ST. NV.
EDITORIAL, legal. trainee, law de-
gree: start $500 mo. Writer. i'm
Ecd. opening. Mr.. Ford. BOYD
EMPLOYMENT CENTER. 18th. cor.
cor q NV
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YOUNG MEN
10 to rs

We have openings in our
Silver Spring Md and
Washington ID. c. stores
for young men seeking a ca
reer in an outstanding COM
mercial field. The office
equipment and supply in
dustry offers wide opportu-
mites to young men in re-
failing, store management.
specially selling and sales
management. All men are
started on a salary basis.
Many company benefits
pension plan, group inSur-
ance, profit sharing, sick
leave and others. Call for
appointment, Mr.. L. j. Mil
liken, Ma. 8-4l31.
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MANHATTAN COMPANY
li@S FLORIDA AVE. NV.
SALESMAN-EARN $40 A DAY. Ma
tional product. new IN this area
strictly retail. Institutional and in
dustrial accounts. Call in person.
Thursday 18th after | pm, 4aO1
Lawrence St. Colmar Manor. Md.
SALES REPRESENTATIvE-Large
concern has opening for sales rep
ressntatiVe this area: no travel. or
degree required; age 1855: first
years are hard work, but real ca
teer opportunity with excellent
training program Cali Mr.. HAIR
VEY, JU 7-55O0.
SALESMAN-America's leading men's
furnishings chain has opening tor
salesman; experienced preferred bat
not necessary; excellent earnings
iull benefits; wonderful oppoEtunity
ioI one looking Tor a future. Apply
manaser. NATIONAL SHIRT SHOP.
~. 5th 81. NV
SALESMAN, auto accessories Sal
sry plus commission; after training
period earn TO $1,000 VI. Mini
mum salary during training. S15
wk Company benefits, vacations.
Advancement Ton Job for good
man. Apply In person only. MAN
HAITIAN AUTO AND RADIO Co,
l10l-O6 9TH st. NV. Mr.. KATE.
SALESMAN--We have an opening for
young. aggressive man who Is
Willing TO learn the moving and
storage business. with an I'D
established Arm Must have ogn
car. We Will train you. Please give
oerson-l history Box 1Sn-Y. Star.
SALESMAN; tire or automotiye part,
xperienee necessary. SALARY com,
mission and all empioye dement's
Excellent opportunity for man Will.
Ing 70 WORK Apply In person q
Mr. Campbell. OF Mr.. Lee al sIf..
YER SPRING TIRE CORP, 5000
Ga. ave. Sill. Spr.. Md.
SALESMAN. young man TO sell and
service life ms in D C.: starting
pay sou weekly. ME- $3.50 i4s
SALESMAN. By painting contractor.
TO call on numerical accounts
commission. ABBY Box ls5-B. Star.
SALESMAN - Young man TO sell
printed business forms Good fu-
ture opportunities. Call ME $4,000
Tor appointment for interview.
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CAREER MEN
YOUNG MEN e1.a..

YOUNG MEN nl-3.
Who want to earn a weekly Salar,
oI $40 Tor 80 teaching hours anc
advance quickly 10 much hignei
salary. ART HUR MURRAY offers
perm. career starting as teacher With
RAPID Advancement TO supervisor in
terPiewcr or manager Free train
ing given TO those who qualify Al.
ply IN person Monday through FRI
DAY, Z p.m.-9 pm. only. 1Oli
Conn. ave, NV.
EXCELLENT OPENING, established
repeat route No exper. necessary
training furn. easily average over
$500 per wk. Other routes averAg
Ing 81 90 TO $3.50. Apply FULLER
BRUSH co. az National Pres,
Bldg. or phone ID 7-3I0S.
PAkT-TIME BUTCHER. Wednesday
FRIDAY and Saturday. TO work IN
modern store; must be eXper. Apply
BERKSHIRE FOOD. 4.Ol Mass
ave NV. tlocated in apt. BLDG !
SOBER, steady man for nurser,
WORK. Perm, and. mined Apply II
SLIGO crf pkwy. TAX TAX Pk.. Nd
LARGE RETAIL OIL co. needs mgr,
Tor gas station in ID. c.; no tire or
grease; straight salary. are 30.b5,
white; co. benefits. vacation. adj
vGncement for right man. hieh sen.
education.. Also mature man, age
5O-bu, night man, | pm TO r am.
Box 274-Y, Star. III.
LARGE CONCERN has opening for
sales representative this area No
travel, BA or BBA required Age
25-35 First years are difflcnlt but
real career opportunity with eX-
cellent training program. Start
1000, Please give personal history
Replies confidential Box 4Sl.B,
Star.
"a. CEDAR SHAKE APPLICATIONS,
piece work Jobs MARYLAND and
virginia, only experienced men
apply. Cali MR.. LOMBARD, ia,
WANTED, experienced rod and chain
man. cnll III A.n1I
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SOME LUCKY
YOUNG MAN

Is golng TO start a bright career
here IN the next few days Were one
OF the cOuntfy's leading furniture
stores We need n bright pCrSonable
young man under 3Ol to fake credit
applications and learn the ropes
generally in our office 6-day. 40
many fringe benefits Apply IN per
son TO Mr.. Haspel. VIM r, MILLER,
9Th and Pa ave Sc
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Part-Time Eve. Work

Man with car. white i-"O, to
call IN single working girls and
Young married couples hy appt only
Earnings paid u'lile training around
son week Phone AID. ..SlAi, 10
m a m.
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CLERK
CLERKS
CLERKS
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES
EXPERIENCED

EXPERIENCED
Train or manual and mach.
accounting work: immediate. perma
meat jon: career opportunity with
reliable concern no typing 5-day
W.eh hours, a-o. regular nay IN.
sIeases' sickneSs and retiremen,
bene ats ages. ls-"5
FOR APPOINTMENT. CALL
BETWEEN ~ AM AND 4 PM.
Ma. $4,000. EX1 .SH
CLERk-TNPIST. 5.day wk.: white,
experience preferred. Apply in per.
son. 100 10th ST. NV. ME. 4.
CLERK -TYPIST, Alex. rental Once
30 hrs. $3.50 POTOMAC EMpI,
vi KING ST., Alex XII D-5O56.
CLERK. Annandale. ! orys.
rnn. POTOMAC EMpL .nl +.
Broad ST. Falls Oh, JE ?-1ai..
CLERk-TYPIST. airport: young and
attractive; s25i. POTOMAC FMPL',
vi king ST, Alex III 9-5055.
CLERK TWISTS. STENoGRA.
PIERS. 1875, to work for ma.
tlonal organization; modern air
conditioned office IN Bethesda; b.
day week, $50 TO i:30. paid va
cation, disqualification and other
ntutAlln AEUlN IN person, ENCG
CLOPEDlA AMERICANA, IBO6
East-West highway. Bethesda, Md
CLERK -TYpIST. age .5.aa. I.grl
once J days $50 to !, air.
conditioned permanent position.
good salary Call Hu. H-ilai Tor
appointment
CLERK-TYPlSTs. 8 DAYS; simple
pkkpg. Sb5 POTOMAC tMpi
lOi +. Broad st. JE. ..7.i!!.
CLERK. IYPIST. white, age IS.n5.
experienced, circulation dept Ma.
tional publication good salary.
many employe benefits. Immediate
opening Call MRS MlCHAEtS
III G-DaS.
CLERk-TNPIST. filing and somr
bookkeeping knowledge oi Italian
VI Spanish language for small rep
reScntntive Office salary open de.
pending upon qualifications. Write
tut details I Box STAB, Star
CLLrkS, "hite, under 30, to learn
Office WORK, using filrs and phones
must not smoke; pehnAnent. hours.
500 10 5. hall day SATURDAY.. large
Office near 10Th and II SIS NV.
start S.,b30 a year. Phone MA
s.1ils.
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For immediate employment. Phone
RIA. 3-a71O.
GRILL AND SANDWICH MAN. ex-
perience necessary; good hours.
no Sunday work. Apply 1929
l7th 81. NV.
GROCERY AND MEAT CLERK. ex-
perienced; top Salarv paid. Apply
1906 9TH st. NV,
GROCERY STOCK CLERK. colored.
with drivers permit, must have
local reference Apply in person
BERKSHIRE FOOD, 1901 Mass
ave tlocated In apt bldgD
HALL MAN. in elevator apt. bldg
colored. experienced. top salary.
references. Call EN-. 2-l200,
TBM SUPVR.. exper $4,000 I'D
Personnel interviewer, college degree,
young, exper. to 500 up
ALLEN-O BRIEN Personnel Service
l4O4 New York Ave. RE. 7-52S0
INSTALLATION MAN - Radios and
accessories: must be experienced
Vacation. company benefits, chance
for advancement: starting salary
$50 wk. Apply In person only
MANHATTAN AUTO AND RADIO
COMPANY. l70l-0B 9TH ST. NV,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Excellent opportunity for ambi-
tiouS. reliable, sober man. good start
ing Salary, vacation, free health IN
surauee and other benefits. Apply
BIDS, mgr, lG25 Eye st. NV, ST.
3-i62b
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ELECTRICIANS-Steady work foI
reliable men, highest pa at lobbing
and old work, DONO'S, AIS
Conn. ave. EN-. 2-730c.
colored. 9TH class: mar
ried: no children. for modern down
town apt. bldg; good salary and
nice apt. local ref. required; must
. 10 pm HERBERT Harvey
INC. gl2 18th st. NV.
ENGINEER, retired. TO work in
school Office Of Ions established
technical institute: opportunity for
Government retiree to build up
Social Security credits for pension
GOOD salary and working condi-
tions. Write Box 122-B. Star, CIV
ing fun information and salary.
Civil. exper. in SUB.
DIV DESIGN. many benefits. ia
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ENGINEER
FURN. STATESMEN

Third class license or better: so
Der, reliable man for large once
uilding; 4S-hour week. BOX 2s2-Z,
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ENGINEERS

With or without license. day shift;
salary plus quarters Apply Room
l3lq. lAn4 & IL NV CAFRITZ CO.
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Comptometer Opr.

TOP OPPORTUNITY FOR Elk.
pERIENCEp COMPTOMETFR or.
orator EXCEL ENr STARTING
SALARY, A-DAY WEEK. ALL COM
PANY BENEFITS.
APPLY HOT SHOPPES INC.
1874 q 81 NV. RIM 100
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sanlzatlon IN the mechan!ca. Inc.
All positions In Silver Spring area
No Zee. Salaries TO 50 00U
Silver Spring-Rockville
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
S.l3 Ga Ave III n-a4AR
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GRADE FOREMAN

GARDNER, for general yard work
industrious. sober man. bring
references. 1870 Upton St NV
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Young LADY with pleasant disposi-
ton. tor large apartment building
Apply IN person bet q am aud 4
pm Mrs Shah THE BERKSHIRE.
i"Ul Mass ave NV
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PORTER for clothing store: neat,
nice personality: have drivers per-
nit: Apply Ia person, UNITED
CLOTHING CO.. 73Q 9TH 81 n w
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TU. $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-26

ANOTHER BIG SAVINGS EVENT At coNEMSl
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Lawyers Suicide
Blumed on Illness

NEWHALL. Calf, June rs up.
Ill health was seen today as a
possible cause Of the reported
suicide of s. S. Sammy Hahn,
So. colorful Hollywood divorce
lawyer.
MIR. Hahn's body was found
yesterday in the swimming pool
|of his canyon retreat 80 miles
from Los Angeles. Sheriff's 1t.
AL Etzel said Mr.. Hahn had tied
two cement building blocks
around his neck and jumped in
the pool.
The Russian-born attorney
whose small, jaunty figure was
familiar in Los Angeles courts for
40 years, underwent q serious
abdominal operation in 1852, and
recently returned to the hospital
for q checkup.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-26
Burgess Chosen
For NATO Post
BY the Associated Press

President Eisenhower today
nominated w. Randolph Burgess,
now Undersecretary of thu
Treasury, to be United States
permanent representative on the
North Atlantic Treaty Organiza-
ton council.
Mr.. Burgess, whose plans to
leave the Treasury Department
were announced earlier, would
succeed George w. Perkins In
the NATO post. The nomina-
ton is subject to Senate con-
firmation.
In a letter to Mr.. Eisenhower,
Mr.. Perkins advised that he
wants to return to private life, y
and told the President he was
delighted to learn that Mr.. Bur-
CESS lis to assume my RESPONSE
bilities this fall"
Mr.. Burgess. So, presumably
will stay on In the Treasury un-
til retiring Secretary Humphreys
duties are taken over by his
successor. Robert B. Anderson,
former Deputy Secretary Of De-
tense.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-26
LEGISLATIVE
Continued from First Page

Meanwhile, the Senate Appro-
priations Committee today re-
ported out $104.8 million budget
for the legislative branch, in
GLIDING Congress, the Govern
ment Printing Once and the
Library Of Congress.
The bill covers the expenses
of Congress. the Government
Printing ONCE and the Library
of Congress. 1t allows $3.4 mil
lion less than was requested and
SAP million less than current
appropriations.
Apparent Increase
The bill appears to be an
increase of 1854 million above
the House version, but this is
only because the House does not
originate items that relate only
to the Senate.
The Senators approved an in
crease Of $2.s million to complete
the new Senate once Building,
bringing the total cost of the
structure to 1854 million.
Most Of the contracts remain
ing to be awarded are for two
pedestrian tunnels connecting
the old and new ONCE buildings
and q new subway between the
ONCE buildings and the Capitol.
For Senate Investigations the
bill allows t2.6 million. which Is
$4,000 below the budget esti-
mate and $4,000 below the
current year.
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ament Subcommittee meetings
in London.
We have proposed-or made
an offer. Mr.. Eisenhower said
the cessation Of tests as an in
tegral part Of a general first step
in disarmament which would in
clude agreement to cease build
ing nuclear weapons; to make a
start on open-sky inspection; to
make possible some general re-
duction in ornaments and, of
course. to provide for necessary
inspection to verify promises
made.
With that offer we. stand, the
President said.
Then he added he would like
to give a little of the other side.
He has been visited by the most
eminent scientists, he recalled,
referring to the Monday morn
ing call Of DR.. Ernest Lawrence
and DR.. Edward Teller, both
prominent in the development Of
American nuclear weapons.
What they are working on, Mr..
Eisenhower said, Is the produce
ton of clean bombs. They re-
ported they already have pro-
duced H-bombs with SO per cent
less fallout than the original
dirty" bombs, the President said.
They believe they can go be-
yond this in producing clean
bombs. he said.
Promise "Clean" Bomb
The scientists say give us four
or i've years more, to test each
step Of our development, and we
will produce an absolutely clean
bomb. the President continued.
He explained this would mean
that nuclear bombs could be
used on the battlefield so that
there would be no fallout to in
jure any innocent bystanders,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-26

beyond the range Of the heat
and blast effects Of the big
bombs.
Moreover. Mr.. Eisenhower
went on. the scientists believe
that II we are to get full value
out of atomic science in peace
full development. and assuming
no more bombs are made, these
tests must 60 on.
He said there is q realization
that when an agreement is made
to stop there may be adverse eff
fects.
Nevertheless, he went on, at
this psychological moment. with
the fears of the world so great,
he has no intention Of pulling
back for q moment.
He explained that he had re-
ported the scientists misgivings
about stopping tests to show
that the question Of suspending
nuclear tests is not black and
white.
Mr.. Eisenhower repeated again
his belief that there would be
no victorious side in a global war
of the future. He said he Is in
terested in what science can do
for building up. not tearing
down. the world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-26
GOVERNOR LISTS
RENO AS CAPITAL
|OF NEVADA
By Z star stan Correspondent

BY q star stan Correspondent
WILLIAMSBURG. Va
To paraphrase an old adage.
its q wise Governor who
knows his own State capital.
In a mimeographed state
ment on a comprehensive
polio vaccination program
issued at the Governors
Conference here today. Gov.
Charles Russell of Nevada
included this sentence:
This Statewide cam
paign against polio will be
launched at a meeting in
our State capital Of Reno
next week."
Gov. Russell quickly is
sued a correction when 1t
was pointed out to him that
the capital of Nevada is
Carson City.
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President Firm on Offer
To Halt Atomic I ests
Continued from First Pag'

Continued from First Page
bombs and use them. If war
comes.
S. Soviet proposals for inspec-
ton Of nuclear-weapons stop
page must be explored to see If
they are sufficiently sound so
that the world can, in that area
at least, make some progress.
Offer Reviewed
The President began his dis
cussion Of rluclear testing with
a general review of the United
States offer for q first small
step toward disarmament, which
has not yet been fully unfolded
at the United Nations Disarm-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-26
Post Office Cited
Again for Sufety

The Post ONCE Department
has received its third success
sive annual award for setting an
outstanding example" in traffic
safety.
The award Is the National
Safety Councils 1856 citation
for meritorious service to safety
Postmaster General Summer
field said in a statement that de-
partment personnel last year
operated 10000 vehicles $50 mil
lion miles with only 2.14 acct
dents for each 100000 miles. It's
the lowest accident rate In de-
Ipartment history. he added.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-26
1872 Covered BRIDGES

MONTPELIER, Vt.-Vermont
has 1872 covered bridges still in
operation.
Kodiak mirror., 1957-11-23

Dr. Kit is one of the few living Master Hypnotists who has been 15 years a snowman on tue road and has continuously broken rec ords in City after City all over Europe USA and Canada. This great entertainer has been acclaim ed as one of the greatest attrac- tions on the road today.
 On his tour throughout Europe,
Kodiak mirror., 1957-11-23

LISA and Canada, he has corrected such habits as stuttering, stam- mering, smoking, and drinking through hypnosis. Professional re- searchers have been able to ac- hieve remarkable results by apply ing hypnos 10 the treatment Of physical and mental ailments, !, says pr Kit
 During the show the great Dr.
Kodiak mirror., 1957-11-23

Kit demonstrated the phenomenon of mass hypnosis and actually hypnotized 20 to 25 local yolun- tears from the audience at one time.
 The hypnotist's show has been described as the most amazing and funniest entertainment sensation to be seen in many years. If is a clean, wholesome show for the en-
Kodiak mirror., 1957-11-23
Eaks Club, Brings Y !, asn1oass Hypnotist

The Great pr. Kit, black beard eo nypnotist of international fame. appeared at the High School Aud. l'orlin last night before a very apprecative audience. This great snowman z is being brought here by the Elks Club.
Kodiak mirror., 1957-11-23
NOTICE

THE TELEPHONE NUMBER OF FRED COPSEY HAS BEEN CHANGED TO 3O5S. tim
Kodiak mirror., 1957-11-23
NOTICE

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Kodiak mirror., 1957-11-23

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