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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

Salesman

The Toni Company Of
fers q career to q
young man in mer-
chandise selling.
Excellent opportunity
In the Washington
I'd. c. area for q
young man who wants
a chance to start, and
q future In the mer-
chandising selling
field; merchandising
and selling nationally
advertised Toni line
products to all classes
Of retail outlets.
Sales position provides
a fine monthly salary,
liberal expense allow
ance and is included In
our bonus plan. A Toni
man may drive his own
car or we win furnish
q car.
A well-planned train-
ing program makes
previous experience
unnecessary. Great
opportunity for adj
vacement as we pro-
vide a complete de.
veloped program and
promote only from
within. College train
ing preferable but not
required.
If you are 22-27, pos
sess initiative and am
bition and are looking
for an opportunity to
apply yourself in the
merchandising selling
field, call Mr.. 8. v. De
Rusha, National $3.50
after 9 am. October Z.
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PHYSICIST

B. s. or M. s. degree and years experience In
applied physics VIII work on problems con-
cerned with underwater sound generating sys-
TENS and magnetic phenomena. Must have
interest In wide range Of technical problems.
background in acoustics, statistics and mag
netics.
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RADIO IECnNfCIAN, fun time,
peffo1. 1882 6nlsrio ID XXI -
nADI0 IEcuNlCIhN, auto RADIO
vi. be1ob9.
RADIO FoAEAAN.1ECIIN cIAa,
slsetrsnis. sRep essier, Il. .a
san dSs JANE sPivHYss'
siEssdia. wa WI, 81 S6..aseds. -
E ss dl a"rs1 I. slsser' shlss sabs
POTOMAC EAfPLs OIL Kine ST.
Alex. KI. 9sbO6b.
REAL ESTATE sALEshlHN---Escsl
ep gsa IGE 5salssa II asp p.i 's g.
ksfAffls. Ju.s I si.ii6s.' Co. -.
nEAL ESTATE eALEsmEN par
have experiences IN other fields
eppeftunisy q l work VIZ lie m Sa'
Progressive and active real e6tnt|
organization ID Waahinaton. w
oiIer the best favorable workinf
conditions, the best homes f0|
sales. high Commission plus share.
the-prollt bonuses: liberal ndyeri
tlslng, For CONFIDENTIAL interview
SEE Mr.. Metro OF cell Mr.. Dindlef
TIE sIspLKA REALTY CORP.
RIAL ESTATE sALEsMEN = Two
needed for aggressive Silver opg
once, presently selling subdivision
and brokerage. Also need 1 sales
me- sp ana az ds zRAhe oe i S ~ ne
efound door 81 silver Spring I
lastest-groging once licensed 10
p. q. and 10. cal Mr., PEOPLES
Blia0 ave- g. 81, Nd, ~. $4,000
REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN--Wl
e have openings In our Arlington
and Bethesda ofIlco6. Become ~.
ISOLATED with q large organizatioT
that u widely known. Nearly ~
years 81 continuous gf0wing 0per.
alton. Hlehest-type hstInes, VerI
liberal adyeftieinG budget. A mos
fascinating and profitable lifetime
career awaits people OF INTEL.
eence and integrity, vino are ener.
settle and fesourcefui. Fxperienc,
preferred, but those with success.
ful sales records n other feldi
viii be eonsidered. fiesse cali MF
kafF, with FRANK 3. PHILLIPS
INC, pL 7-1fl1.
REAL ks-ATE sALEsMEN-Kxcsl
opportunity IN growing area
m.-.-----
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SALES ENGINEER

Convincing sales personality e.
sentinl. Good appearance. aGgres-
sive. To contact architects and
store-front arms. virginia and
Washington. Career opportunity
Man, 2a-35, to associate with
architectural aluminium manufae-
turing company, estab. IS yrs.
Company dement's and trainine.
salary: $4,000 p lq1,s eo nssns,,o,
knowledge Of commercial building
draWtngs and estimating, markets
ing knowledge helpful: graduate
or adequate BACKGROUND In arch.
or eng. Send resume OF personal
history, educa., workine exper. and
recent fnonreturnable) photo, TO
Box $3.50. star. CONFIDENTIAL
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OPPORTUNITY
AT
Vitro

One Of the fastest growing research and
development laboratories in the East has
the following positions open to qualified
engineers or scientists:
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SALEsAGEN Ad matches; sen
amazing designsl 10, 20. 30. 40
and 40 Light book matches.
BIGGER SPOT CASH CONN. EVs
cry business . prospect. repeats.
start without exper.; men, Uom-
en-; fun, part time, BUY MOTIF
lN9 Sales GIT furn. MATCH
chieaeo 81. NAANIcA' - -
sALEsMEN-Automobile ace 2l-
tensive training viii prepare you
By new model announcement time,
guaranteed income, prospects fur~
nished. exceptional disqualification
plan and other benefits. Call Mr..
Patterson. OIL. $1,000. BETHE9DA
MOTORS. INC. Plymouth-pe Soto
Dealer. 400 Miller ave-. Bethes-
sALEs1dEN-We want 70 tank to
experienced statesmen nov en-
than automobiles. who want to
better their earnings. LiVe-wiro
statesmen viii ind this . real op.
portunify. Call AP. 7-0110, Mr.,
KTNNAN or Mr. LITTLE.
sALRsMEN-s50 per deal paid day
after delivery. You can work leads
or canvass ful1 OF spare time. No
down payment, 80 per week pay
plan. See Mr.. CLARK ct 3421 "
81. NV. 9 am. $50 pm. Monday.
SALESMBN-Excel. potential CALI
ing on established dealers In wash
and Va. RESPECTED territory: auto
@ eleetronies exper, pref. age
25-a5: car rec; $l00 ykly. erav
loWanee. No req. fee. MANAGE
MEET CoNsULTANTs. INC. Suite
100l, lass q NV. ~
sALRs1fEN COLLEGE STUDENTS
FULL AND PART TINE
Accust. 500 week No exper. req.
Educ, serV Hrs. arranged 70 suit
proGFam- Cal Mr.. WILMER. D1.
7-2S99, between 4:3O and $50
Pm
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PHARMACISTS

REGISTERED IN Nd: excellent salary
s.s R0s Nv vs a.. p1 hoegsy l ysaI
|niss; IDEAL wofkine cond RsaSa gs y.
|celient chance for advancement,
vacation with pay alter 1 year;
SICK leave after ! YEAR Insurance.
|and disqualification avallable afieI
3 months employment. refiremenl
plan available foE those ever g
PEoPLks DR0o GfoREs. INC.
1890 ~ st nv. WashIlgton
~ ats. Btofel. no. 2-f2sl. EEt
|PHOf0GnAPHER. free lance. who
can handle daytime nesienmonfI
q aehools; !, n g, sellsi,i I !. car e
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Young vet, 2i.20. with
high school completed, IN
tereHted IN apprenticeship
training In 4 leading WASH
inoion organization. Me-
chnnicnl aptitude testing and
physical required for appli.
cant selected. Resume re-
uue1ted, describing past Vo-
eatlonai nxperienceo, eenernI
BACKGROUND. and statement
~ 10 Why you are interested
IN machlnist's training. All
keplles IN condolences. BOZ
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Er1I Oh lrqcI driver home 1eI.
ben ''. h'1'.1. r'||.fi 's.f00is. p,,s
a NV 81, na.uls9sa t l.ssI'pi 'I.|I5.
fofIfhR tt1is t6. ~ 500 k ~.
VANS ss ss Sc s.sib 80 Apply ~
EUEE OH TRUCK nRlFEN6i em-
ploVo Dement'S after 4 month,. cal
Mn. YOUNG hftWeen no Am. and
PIN Oh e-7500.
lNIaNHAEl|s A.n|,a.I IAN, \;
sisns'ssi 6shI; sa' s.,s sii.h sassan-
FURNITURE FINl1lkn. % work IN
our modern service bulldlng; mutt
srg. S-dSy. lO.hSnF wsofs s ~
discount on purchaser: paid vaca.
tons and holidays: free felIremenl
pfoafami decentralization and In
eurance available Other EMPLOY
nenelll. WOODWARD LOs
TllRop. lllh ana 4 ats. NV,
0nQcEAY cLEnkl experienced,
references re1ulredi apply a12a
Conn. ave, NV.
s9esd sober and reliable. caiI
~. 0.bbtD,
MAIRDREs8Kn Opportunity Tor
perm. pos. huBlNO. edbD Con-
necticut ave. NV.
MAILMAN
FOR downtown apt. hide,. expert
snSeo elth local references re.
lIls. TUcKER, rs, s-is0o.
HARDWARE cLknKl With some
ho1sL hIANA0ER for s0-rm. ko-
tel N NV, penn1yIvanla, Cal
~. a-sla2, Mr.. MARSH
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ELEcTRoNIC ENGINEER

B. s. in electrical engineering with years ex-
perience in Digital Computers and Digital-
Analog Converter design work.
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LfHthII|IE.c y ,p ,lE83Il,,ls.
enalIn, Vas Weekdaga.
LltE IA1unANGE akEFaN1N--
Due 70 e1panslon openInfs m VA.
30. and y. G. Are you Interested
10 career with income better
n1l n. DUO per year1 TrnIninn.
nllsslon, II rs % al. Nah sekSol
graa.. apply JOHN -HANcso OF
W. wv ! wv ms ri oloe osorSla
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Sales
Representative

For large corporation In once
equipment Acid; salary and bonus
q man iooking for permanent fa-
Rs.Irsmsnt and Insurance pro-
Short training period.
over "a, married, ambitious and
together with non-returnable phoio,
All replies strictly CONFIDENTIAL.
Boz 335-G, star
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sALEsPERs0 N--B00Ks

one Of Washlngton,s Oldest and
finest book stores desires good ap-
|peafine younG man with expert
ence Or literary baekground. Adj
lyancement opportunities for am
pilious person ealnIy. open 81.
NJ Meyefe WM. BALLANTYNE
g SONS. 009 18th ct: NV. near z
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MACHINTSTS

I.
Prefer 1st-elags, with ioh-shop
experience: small shop. aplendld
conditions: B-day 1O-hf. week With
|overtimei company benelItes 0ood
|reterences required. Apply
STONE PAPER TUBE CO.
900 FRANKLIN ST. NE.
h1ANAGEn ThAfNEKS. merchandiss
neld; good Advancement. $50 "a
start. POTOMAC EMpfa.. tOl n.
Broad st. Pals Church. n
Manager Of Aircraft Radio
Must he familiar with al phase, Of
ton and line trouble shootInS:
2nd-class license REQUIRED together
Win 3 or more years Of experience
and considerable supervisory eEpe-
Renee. SALARY. $1,000 annually.
AVIATION PLACEMENT
Dupont Circle Bids Room s0g
AID. l-01i0 AID. 1-63l9
MEAT CuTTkR, must be eEperI-
eneed man sober and reliable.
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EDITORIAL
ASSISTANT

s Per Ts as.a'S as.iOssl ri, sssnl,
routing mail. wire service ticker
tap. proof readinR and makeup.
Excellent opportunity for young
person who would Ike % work a
nevsroon atmosphere. some eolieel
required, Extremely pleasant work
ing conditions. and many company
bsnents.
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SALES ENGINEER

For weIl-established sales once IN
r-eondiiioning equipment. Cen
trail station application. Apph-
cants 10 have experience IN eelec.
ton and application. state past
experience, age and other refer.
ences All inquiries will be held
eneed only. write BOX 7e-R. star.
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ROUTEMEN

FOR soft-drink routes; win train;
must know washington ARIA. Be
Icommission. Apply HIRES ROOT
BEER CO. 9002 5oth ave. Col
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MILpMEM
SALES EXECUTIVE
OPPORTUNITY

We are searching for . mar
With proven 9aISg record, Be-
handle i career sales poSltion. Mus
1e resident 81 the WaahlhgfoI
elea toE ~ least 2 years. kIe.
ls 's . sollsss Esdgass I sssis s
bonus aTranesnsnt. WIZ IA eon'
lidence Swing personal data AMI
business background. Boz 1851
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FIRE CONTROL ENGINEER

B. s. in electrical engineering with years ex-
perience. weapon-system engineering for de-
sign and development Of missile systems for
shipboard installation.
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Neat allrs1sIVs yo0ps nan. IS.
srsd dss s.ifs e Il sr. q s.. y:
he1l admlnIilrall required h9s.
p'tai a. insurance exnelilnce d.
1Irahlo applicant should te mar
gIe1 and have military obllnniion
tulN||11. Must have nlrofInE Der.
4onaNIy with patient unq1lttnnd..
~ ~ ns. ea'nnl w Rse''s ss.s sna
snd Ss-e psfsll6n 81 Ne dsPhits
Siaplln9 salary. $4,000. pleass
al0e null partlc0lers 81 education
and experience and submil . recent
phologFarh with application, %
Box At.N. star
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CREDIT MANAGER

Thoroughly experienced
manager to be in charge Of
credit and collection dept.
for large volume retail
store. Excellent salary win
be paid TO right person. plus
other store benefits and adj
vantages. Write. giving full
details In strictest conf
dence. Box sem, Star.
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FACTS you WILL WANT
TO KNOW ABOUT 1BM; Ey-
cellent SALARIES - ADJ
VANcEMENT based solely on
merit---Ton employe BENZ
FIT6-.IhM serves all indus
try, plus Government and
education---43-yoar record OF
STEADY GROWTH, with
, sales doubling on the aver
past 2b--Employe TunN-
Oven less than ONR-oixTH
the NATIONAL AVERAGE.
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CALL n. $1,000. Exr. as1
Em6rMnssEHF 1 g az AEp 2s Z hM

ELRcTR1cIANs HELPERs have
d. G. apprentieeship card and
afs 8. WI. S-es0s.
kLECTRIc TOY TRAM REPAIR-
49, is sn,y o. es lss.. TIM s.. s1 lsaR
expef. ID new or old house wiring.
Good pay, steady WORK THuNNkL
ELEcfRlc, oil. z-e300.
ELECTRICIANS
Rxperienesd On commercial
on. 4-7li6. "a. a-i0o2.
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TECHNICIANS
ELECTRONIC

Reaulfes previous miIitaryo oeFV-
lqnmental1 Of alaeiFonios. Positions
involve conatruetion o. eKneTi-
mental electronir equipment work
Ing from acnematlc diagrama *.
celent opportunity - advance q
ensinesfing posttion.
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EXECUTIVES
General Mgmt Executives Administrative Engineer
Sales MISREPRESENTATION and Treasurers
Plant Manaeers-sales Promotion Executives
Personnel, Public Relations, Production Planning
And All other staff Functions
II you have experience Of the above areas our
psTsqneHsd end eompTehsnsys service will assist you In
obtaining career opportunity.
appointment only.
Telephone Executive 3-7008
EXECUTIVE SEARCH DIVISION OF
NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
iloa 18th 81. INV. ct +
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SHEET METAL MEN

Layout experience necessary
Preferably experieneeG IN cleo.
tronic ehaeoia fabrication. capable
% uorkine y close tolerance.
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INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORR.
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Apply in Person
Monday Through Friday
SAM. to 3 Pm.
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opportunity IN groWine area.
DONALD 3. YoUEKIN CO.. 10.
l-e022. 1883 Elkin g.. wheaton.
Peal Eafafn GalaeInan
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MECHANICAL ENGINEER

B. s. in mechanical engineering with minimum
of years experience preferably in guided mis-
siles, will assist in analysis Of missiles including
tolerance studies and interference problems o.
component parts-Some stress analysis.
MISCONCEPTIONS WILL PROVIDE YOU AN
OPPORTUNITY FOR LoNG-TERM EN-
PLOYMENT AND ADVANCEMENT IN THE
FIELD OF WEAPON SYSTEM ENGINEERING
WHERE VTTRO is RECOGNIZED AS ONE
OF THE LEADERS.
TO ARRANGE FOR INTERVIEW
CALL
Personnel Dept.
VIII. 2-7200
VITRO LABORATORIES
Division OF vitro Corporation Of America
$4,000 Georgia Avenue
Silver Spring Maryland
a.
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TEcHNICIANs:
ELECTRONIC TECHNICANS
IBM
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORPORATION

QUALIFICATIONS: 2 years
EDUCATION andlor experience
technical school or military
service.
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GARDEN CLUB
ACTIVITIES

Five Hills Garden Club Of
Vienna. Va, viii 60 on q tour
Of the garden Of Jerold Wilwer-
ding to learn about growing per-
ennials from seeds. Meet out
side the Presbyterian Church at
1880 pm. Tuesday and proceed
to the garden. Later, q business
meeting win be held at the home
Of Mrs. N. Chester Moreland.
Alta Vista Garden Club has
elected Mrs. Karl Anton Piez Of
Bethesda. president; MRS. Harold
N. Miller. vice president; MRS.
John Haskins and Mrs. Reynald
Greensboro, secretaries, and Mrs
Robert Wares. treasurer. At the
final meeting Of the old year,
Mrs. Charles r. Koehler was
awarded best IN show" with q
Peace rose. An Arrangement by
Mrs. John r. Henderson was
deemed best. It was q collection
lof purple cleniantis in q wicker
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schedule for q number Of years,
and can qualify as an expert on
rest. I might add. too. that ]
haven't had any accidents with
my tractor. but ] hadn't con-
Injected this fact with my rests.
y have found it advisable to
take q long rest right after ] get
lup in the morning. Then ] can
take q couple more breaks
during the morning. And II take
q long noon-time nap, I'm fresh
and looking forward to my first
Afternoon break"
| Sometimes, If I manage prop
erly, I can get in five or six
breaks" during the afternoon
And by the time the sun sinks
down behind the trees in the
west, I'm all fresh and ready for
Ia long break" on the back ter
race. ~.
1t is true that my system has
Its Disadvantages. But I find II
jail depends on, your outlook.
i Some people there are who in
sist in filling their barns with
HAY, and in keeping their lawns
neatly trimmed. But with me
live found beauty in a waving
Sfield of uncut grass, and in the
shaggy look Of an unkept lawn
! ! find th.t country living pro-
notes the leisurely existence.
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Bring on the mountains! This new Chevy
takes steep grades with such an easygoing
stride you hardly even give them a
thought. There's lean-muscled power
tucked away under that hood, just rarin'
to handle any hill you aim it at.
And no matter how curry the road may
be, light touch keeps Chevrolet right on
course. You'll like the solid, even-keel
way it stays put on sharp turns.
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brary in Kensington, where they
|pruned, planted and weeded
around the newly installed patio.
Garden Department meetings
are held at the Chevy Chase
Methodist Church. TOOL Connec-
ticut avenue. Chevy Chase, Nd,
on the fourth Mondays at noon.
Lincolnis Park Garden Club
viii meet tomorrow at the home
Of Mrs. Frank Z. Peake, 7lOe
Eighth street. Alexandria, Va.
Speakers will be Mrs. r. j.
Klyn Of Klyn Gardens, topic
Rock Gardens and Handspring
Slopes"
Sunnyside Garden Climb win
meet tomorrow at the home Of
Mrs. Ella Thomas, 1920 Fifty
second avenue, College Park, Nd.
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container suitable for q patio.
Best entry for house plants was
by Mrs. Dudley spruill with
white African violets. Meetings
win resume in September.
Hillcrest Garden Club viii
meet at 8 pm. tomorrow at the
home Of Mrs. Marie Timm, 1901
Highwood drive Sc.
The Garden Department Of
the WOman's Community CIuE
of Kensington, Nd, will hold 9
picnic meeting at Meadowbrool
Recreation Center on the East
West Highway. at noon tomor.
row. Officers to be installed;
Chairman, Mrs. Walter Ryan;
vice chairman. Mrs. Irving Zit.
more: treasurer. Mrs. Warren
Adams: secretaries, Mrs. Roy L
Davies and Mrs. Walter H
Heinard. Mrs. Morrill, B. Don.
Maid resigned the chairmanshir
to become corresponding secre-
tary Of the National Capital
Garden Club League. Members
participated in Is flower shows
winning over 100 ribbons, IL
special awards and honorable
mention In the Harvest Show
IA group volunteered to work or
the grounds Of the Noyes Ii
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Curves don't come too sharp or
hills too steep for this nimble
new Chevrolet. It's sweet,
smooth and sassy : with new
velvety V8 power, new road
ability, a new ride, and every
thing it takes to make you the
master Of any road you travel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-23

A Car has to have a special kind Of build
and balance to handle and ride and run
like a Chevy. It has to have CheWolet's
low, wide stance, its outrigger-type rear
springs, its carefully engineered weight
distribution with the pounds in the right
places!
Drive this sweet, smooth and sassy
performer at your Chevrolet dealers first
chance you get!
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tics show that most farm acci-
dents occur in the late morning
and midafternoon, and farmers
are advised to take a few rest
periods at those times in the day,
II the council had thought to
ask me, could have given them
many reasons for having a lot
of breaks" during the day.
wouldn't have known about the
accident rate. of course, but ]
could have given many other
arguments in favor of frequent
rest periods.
I have followed a rigid rest
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LIFE IN
THE COUN TRY
RY LANES RIRcHElELp
4 Rest Periods Are Indeed Advisable
BY JAMES BIRcHFlELD

Virginia Rural Safety Council has discovered something
informs countrymen reak" in the morning and after
noon is as important is for city workers
the country break" especially important
reduces possibility accident with farm
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machinery. These breaks" also
Improve farm efficiency. the state
ment added.
The council people said statis-
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COOP APTS. FOR SALE

BR0ADM0OR-Luxurious 1-bedrm
apt; 2nd-fioor front: south and
west exposures; S1S.95O. Call Col
Long with FRANK 8. PHILLIPS,
KE. 1880. "
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70 minutes white, House via
on approx. 3 acres; 4 bedrooms. 3
baths, maids rm.. and bath; 2-ear
garage. Detached heated studio
with fireplace. Avail. Sept. I; S32b
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AIRS. UMFURM-VA.
lcoNTlNuEDI
ARLYN APTs.
ARLINGTON

Nice 1-bedroom apt. with liy. rm.
Incl. utils. To To inspect. @ % see res i2iHc @sr'
apt. 316. 1909 N. Pierce st.. IA
4-2s53. H. @. SMITHY CO.. ST
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SEAT PLEASANT
$3.50 MO.

Rent or sale--2-bedrm semidet,
brick: gan heat. ISL oeorss
Palmer hwy. NE. s-sss5 'til 9 pm,
lcontinued on Next Pagol
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APARTMENTS WAIVED

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-22
How Ducks Become Horses
By JACK JONAS

DAINTTNG q horse comes as easily as
Il water color on ducks back.
Pietro Lazzari. who has been studying
and painting horses for longer than he
cares to remember. has that theory.
Consider horse standing In the water
with its legs submerged" he said. what
does It look like? A duck.
ANY child can draw q duck So. To
draw q horse, you consider how the SWIM
ming duck looks"
Mr.. Lazzari. deep In preparation Of
painting for the Racing at Laurel exhibit
at Laurel Race Track, paused to demon
strate.
Forget the duck for a moment and
consider the snake" he said leading the
listener through q dizzying array Of ami
mails. you put down a continuous line.
beginning at the nostrils. over the back Of
the head. down the neck, across the back
and around the rump. and how does 1t
look? Like q snake.
''Then you put on the bottom line.
around the chest and across the belly. and
you have the duck. Four legs added, and
there-you have the horse"
Mr. Lazzari's horSes-he manages to
work at least one into nearly every paint
ing he does-bear no resemblance to ducks
and snakes. They are fiery steeds, galloping
through whatever the viewers magma
ton leads him to depict.
When he carries his entry to Laurel on
the October 81 delivery date for the ex-
hibition, Mr. Lazzari will be in familiar
haunts. His interest in horses goes back to
boyhood in his native Rome, when he
peered through knothoIes to watch the
races.
From that time on, he has been con-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-22
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