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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-29
Fairfax Police Arrest ID
In School Bus Gas Thefts

Fairfax County police today
reported the arrest OF II iuye-
niles and two adults during o
two-week roundup of persons
suspected Of stealing gasoline
from county school buses.
Some OF the suspects were
caught siphoning gas from the
buses at night, police said.
William Ebhardt, supervisor
OF transportation for the school
board reported at least 539 gal
Ions Of gasoline had been taken
from the tanks Of parked buses
since school opened last fall. He
said thieves also had taken IL
fire extinguishers and Is first aid
kits from the buses.
Drivers take the buses home
at night. Mr.. Eberhardt said
the drivers would discover the
gasoline theft in the morning
When they attempted to start
the buses they found the tanks
empty, making hundreds OF chill
dren late for class.
Mr.. Ebhardt said locks were
put on some Of the gasoline caps,
but thieves broke them Off. In
some instances. the tanks were
opened from underneath the
buses and gasoline was allowed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-29

having passed no bill at all.
The House yesterday passed a
bill. los to 9. which would in
crease State school teacher min
imulns by $500 next September
and boost supervisor and prin-
cipal minimums by greater
amounts. The $10.4 million in
cost would be financed by an in
crease in the State individual
income tax rate from 2 to 2la
per cent.
The Senate has passed a bill
providing a fiat $3.50 increase in
the minimums of all educational
personnel in the State system,
and eliminating the usual 20 per
cent increase in equalization aid
which accompanies any boost in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-29
ice UNWINDS PENNSY PLAN
TO USE DAYLIGHT TIME

Pennsylvania Railroads to cut confusion by put
ting its trains daylight time schedules has been upset
by an Interstate Commerce Commission ruling
Recently the Pennsylvania announced it would try to
give the confused passenger break this summer by be-
coming the first railroad to plan its operations on fast"
time.
But ICC Chairman Owen Clarke wrote the railroad
asking how this would be possible in light of regulations
which specify that standard time shall govern movement
OF all interstate transportation He suggested change
might bring greater confusion we'll traffic hazards
Pennsylvania President j. M. Symes wrote back that
the road had decided to remain standard time during
the daylight time months But Mr.. Symes added that
in his opinion daylight schedules practical and in
final hopeful observation said daylight time schedules in
the future seemed inevitable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-29
Hirst Seeks Reelection
As Area AssembIymon

Omer L. Hirst, delegate TO the
Virginia General Assembly from
Fairfax County and Falls Church.
has announced for reelection,
subject to the July 9 Democratic
primary.
Mr.. HirSt, an Annandale real
estate broker, is completing his
second term in the State legis-
lature.
In his announcement, Mr..
Hirst said he is seeking re-elec-
ton because 1 want better roads
and a fairer share of State serv-
ices for Fairfax County and Falls
Church"
Other points in his platform
include continued support of
measures to abolish the poll
tax and continued efforts to
preserve and improve the free
public school system.
MIR. Hirst is on record in favor
of a pupil assignment plan as
Virginia's answer to the Supreme
Courts school desegregation
ruling. He opposes any plan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-29
Fischer in Amnesio State
Psychologist Testifies

torney Joseph B. Simpson or
Oscar Duley, representing Fisch-
er. was present during the eX-
animation. He said the questions
he asked Fischer were not an
swered on advice of counsel.
The presence of the lawyers
at the mental examination, con-
Quoted at Spring Grove. Cations
vile, set legal precedent in the
State for such sessions. The
lawyers won FischerS right to
counsel on grounds of possible
self determination.
DR.. Jacob Morgenstern, direc-
tor of psychiatry of the Depart
Iment of Mental Hygiene. concur
red in DR.. Tuerk's findings. He
also said he was hampered by
the fact he could not get his
queries answered by Fischer.
Found no PsychOsis
He told the three-judge tri-
bunal hearing the case without
a jury he felt Fischer is not suf-
fering any major pSychosis and
is responsible for his actions.
They were called by the State
to offset the probability that
Fischer will plead temporary in
sanity before the defense rests.
At the outset of trial on Wednes-
day, his attorneys reserved their
right to declare their course OF
action.
Earlier yesterday. two police
witnesses, Pvts. Henry w. Schoen
and George Whitlow, testified
that Fischer admitted to them
he had shot Mr.. Grove because
he was pushing me around"
They said the tavern keeper
assured them at the time he was
not drunk, knew what he was
doing and was not crazy.
Then he began crying" Pvt.
Whitlow testified. He told me,
Bozzie was a good man. 1t was
a cowardly thing to do. I'm
coward. but Bozzie shouldn't
have pushed me around"
The judges hearing the case
are Charles c. Marbury. John
Raymond Fletcher and John B.
GRAY.
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the minimum State program.
The Senate bill, costing an
estimated $7.2 million. would be
financed by 2-cent per pack
State cigarette tax, l to 3 cents
on cigars and a penny on each
20 cents of pipe and chewing
tobacco.
Representatives of the Mary
land State Teachers Association
prefer the House bill.
A compromise on the Senate
or House bill appears unlikely.
Consequently the only hope on
action at this session is APP
pointment of a joint Senate
House conference committee.
But before a conference COM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-29
Cutoff of Funds
Asked in Fight on
Library Indignation

! LEESBURG, Va, Mar. 20 (P).
i--Loudoun County supervisors
have been asked to cut off county
funds from the Purcellville IL
brary because Negroes may be
permitted to use It's facilities.
! Members of the county chap
ter Of the Defenders of State
Sovereignty and Individual Lib
critics made the request in a
resolution. The chapter said it
would prefer to see the library
closed, or run with purely private
funds, than to have any inte-
grafton"
The request by the chapter
came on the heels of a decision
lof the library trustees to grant
Negroes use of the library's
books and other facilities. The
trustees acted when a Purcell
vile Negro. Samuel Murray,
threatened suit after he was
denied permission to borrow a
book.
The supervisors previously had
earmarked $4,000 in the coun-
tvs 1857 budget for support of
the library.
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A Baltimore psychologist told
three-judge Prince Georges
County circuit court at Upper
Marlboro today that Francis A.
DANNY Fischer, As, was suf-
fering from amnesia when he
fired two fatal shots into the
chest of his business partner
last summer.
Leonard H. Ainsworth, clinical
psychologist attached to the SUI
preme Bench of Baltimore City,
said Fischer. co-owner of the
Half Shell Restaurant. Silver
Hill, was in a "disaSsociative
state" at the time of the Staying.
The psychologist said a dis
associative state closely parallels
amnesia. Further. he added, a
person in such a state could act
in a normal manner without the
lego participation" found in a
normal person.
Fischer is standing trial with
out a jury on first-degree MUIR
der charge. He is accused of
Staying Wilfred A. (Bozzie)
Grove, A. of 5917 Twenty-eighth
Avon Hillcrest Heights, at the
rear of their jointly-owned res
taurant last August 8.
Defense Opens Case
Two State pSychiatrists testi-
fed yesterday that Fischer was
sane when he shot and killed
Mr.. Grove. The defense began
It's testimony this morning.
DR.. Isadore Tuerk. psychiatriSt
at Spring Grove State Hospital
said Fischer was provoked by
anger when he acted. He added
that the restaurateur arranged
the situation and afterwards ex-
pressed regret.
These factors. he explained, led
to his conclusion that Fischer
knew what he was doing and
that later he knew he had done
wrong because he called the
police.
Questions Unanswered
However, the psychiatrist said
his conclusion was not as firm
as ! would like it to be. +"
He explained that either at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-29
3 Tied for First Place
In School Science Enir

A Greek mathematician, the
maple syrup process and rays
from outer space have tied for
first place in the Science Fair at
Montgomery Blair High School.
In the dead-heat were David
Written and his Mathematics
Division entry Problems of APP
polonius), Judy Moore, Botany
Sap Rise in Winter and Betty
Bowling, Physics Detection and
Measurement of Weak Radia-
tom. All are from Silver Spring.
The exhibit ends today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-29

mittee can be named, one cham
Der will have to ammend the
other chambers bill and have
the amendment rejected by the
chamber of origin.
All of this takes time. And
time is what the teachers lobby
is fighting now.
One influential legislator who
is trying hard to maneuver a
teachers pay raise bill through
this session said privately today
he could only see a $3.50 chance
of success at this late date.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-29

cost was set at: Fairfax County,
1924: Arlington, 1851; Alex
andria. $4.452; Prince William
County. 81 ,l6l: Loudoun. $l.116,
and Falls Church. S464.
The commission also passed
unanimously a resolution urging
enactment Of Federal legisla-
ton TO limit the use of bill
boards along the Federal inter-
state highway system. 1t was
noted that commercial signs
are not allowed on Federal
parks and parkWays.
The commission received with
out taking action a recommended
ton by its Regional Highway
Co-ordinating Committee for To-
cation of a traffic interchange
between the proposed circumfer-
entail Route No. 88 and Route
I'll telegraph road. The plan
provides for location OF the in
terchange in the general area
west OF Route PAL and east of
Cameron Station.
A similar proposal was de-
feated unanimously this week by
vote OF the Alexandria City
Council. 1t urged location of an
interchange further west.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-29
Civil Defense Unit
Formed in County

Civil defense officials in Mont
gomery County last night or
ganized group tentatively
known as the Civil Defense VOL
unteerS.
Don R. Lamborne, Olney, was
elected president: Joseph Mich
aelis, Wheaton. vice president;
Col. Nelson Bennett, Bethesda,
treasurer, and L. S. Van Ripper,
Rockville, secretary.
The group will work to further
interest in civil defense and es-
tablish a national organization
of civil defense volunteers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-29

regional or local authority to OPP
crate National Airport and any
supplementary Washington air.
port approved by Congress. The
group will not take a stand on
the question of whether d second
airport should be located in
Northern Virginia.
Frank Mann Of Alexandria
said the area in which any sup
Elementary airport is located
should derive resulting profits.
He added. however, IF a local
authority appears to be a finan-
clal white elephant. we don't
want to have to foot the bill"
Also voted was proposal to
ask member jurisdictions TO
appropriate a total of $4,000
for a one-year area economic
and industrial survey.
The plan calls for a report
including: recommended in
dustrlal and commercial To-
cations; recommend action to
be taken by individual govern
ing bodies; inventory bf in
dustrial and commercial sites;
data to be used for promotional
work.
The pro-rated share of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-29

pm. Sunday. The film, in Yid-
dish with English titles. will be
shown in the Washington Jew
Iish Community Center, Sixteenth
and @ streets NV, with an ad-
mission of rs cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-29

to drain on the ground after
the thieves got as much as they
could carry. The buses hold
from 30 to As gallons.
The two adults charged with
petty larceny in the gasoline
thefts are Lawrence Weaks. l8.
OF Route 4, Alexandria, who al
ready has been given six
month suspended sentence on
two petty larceny charges. and
David Coleman. %, Of Route 4,
Alexandria.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-29
Maryland Teacher Raise
Faces Race Against Time
BY GENE GOODWIN
Star STAFF Correspondent

ANNAPOLIS, Mar 29--Tme running out today on
Maryland school teachers and their pay raise bill
legislature
This 9Oday session has only three days to run-today
tomorrow and Monday And of the two Houses
passed two conflicting bills, which is almost the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-29
Yiddish Film Sunday

The Arlington-Fairfax Jewish
Center will present a musical
film, 1.-The Singing Blacksmith"
c"Yankel, Der ShmidtO. at $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-29
Northern Virginia Group
neutrality-suspicious.

The Northern Virginia Regional Planning Commission
night authorized appointment of study pro-
posed establishment of a regional airport authority
Four Northern Virginia Jurisdictions had asked for the
act-hndng subcommittee will be appointed Tuesday by the
commissions Business and Economic Development Committee
The 5to-10member group will study financial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-29

which carries with it the pos
sibility of the closing of the
public schools.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24

Intangible. without competition.
s s0E estab; customers; Car REQ. Some
$4,000. Potential $4,000 LIST yr.
ABBEY PERSONNEL. 1898 Eye NV.
SECRETARY This is for freel The
COMPANY will nay our fee. Ideal
position " tn opportunity leading to
responsible administrative or man
agement. future. Washington Office,
Ice, natl, mfg co. Career-minded
man with some experience. age
Sa l-", 90 3 Gays 3 start 400. No
sULTAN1s, INC. Suite i00l. I43b
q NV.
sECRETARIAL - British Common
wealth subject required for general
once duties in South African scien
TING ONCE. Call Elk. 3-202c. Ext.
379.
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HELR-MEN
TFTFVTST0C eT1T;CT-=

TELEvIsloN sERviCEMEN. must
be experienced in repairs ali makes
radios. and Tvs: must have d c,
drivers permit; good paw, paid
vacation. group disqualification
Apply In person. 611g Ca. ave. n. W.
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Apply Employment Office
Sheraton-Park Hotel

TOOL GRINDER-Ist class only.
Permanent job to the right man.
NMRR5s CO. 3 e sis Fl st. p y, sAILAoF
TRUCK DRIvERs-White 10 handle
building material; Virginia permits.
JE. 4-343l or FL. 4-5623.
TRUCK DRIVERS-MAKE MORE
THROUGH CONTRACT OPERATION
You can make more money BY
owning and operating your own
tractor under contract with Aero
Mayfiower Transit Company. Inc
Expanding EsI a ,,i feet; need drivers 25.5o
Sssr' PAID nq ti tms 4Ss T1sef aa
nished. upkeep paid. Communities
tion cost paid 25qs advance on
loads. Prompt monthly statements
and pay. many extra benefits
Must own, or be able to make own
arrangements to buy 1856 or later
tractor tair brakeSl. Phone oil
write Wayne Luby. p. o. Box 107
Indianapolis Indiana. Melrose
7-3371 tIndianapolis).
TRUCK MECHANIC, small fleet: one
man shop. Bailey's Crossroads, Va.
JE. 4-343l or FL. 4-5523.
Tv BENCH MAN, exper.. part time
See Mr.. Erwin, MERCURY RADIO
q TV CO.. DU 7-3303.
Tv SERvICEMAN. white only, full
time. well experienced outside. car
necessary. good salary. Elk. B.
O039.
Tv TECHNICIAN. calls and bench
work: references; full or part time
good chance for right man. POI
r. st nW EX 3.h6TD
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SALESMAN

Opportunity for Industrious. de-
car. Salary plus commission. Must
have experience In grocery and res
taurant trades In local area. Only
men with Al references, interested
In permanent position with estab-
lished food manufacturer. need
apply. Call LA, h-66S7 for appt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24
HELP-MEN

ORIENTAL OR EUROPEAN M
MIGRANT. National Company Of
ferS wonderful opportunity. Car
necessary. little knowledge of
English required. Apply . to IL
an 3l62 Mt. Pleasant st.. NV.
AMAZING DISCOVERY. Master
Glaze. puts brilliant elass-like
formation. Big commissions. MAS
TER GLAZE. Dept. S76. 1870
Harwood. Milwaukee. Wis.
NATIONAL COMPANY will start IS
men in business in this area. Co.
has started over 800 people whose
income exceeds 81 .0OC per mo. You
may start With no investment, full
Or part time Call JU. 9-l250 or
PART TIME-Men's store salesman
and Office clerk; college student;
hours to suit curriculum. 5000
Georgia ave-. RIA. 3-91OO.
If YOU'RE INTERESTED in making
money In sellins. see the hundreds
salesmen's OPPORTUNITY MA0A-
ZINE. Send name for your copy.
absolutely free. Tell us what you're
selling now. OPPORTUNITY. S4S
n, Dearborn, Dept. "a. CHICAGO
~ Illinois.
AID MATCHES--SELL AMAZING DE-
SIGNS 10. 20. 80, 40 and 240-
light book matches, BIGGER SPOT
CASH COMM. Every business q
exps2 Men woman ns F sihrt part Tt t@e
BUY NOTHING Sales kit furn.
MATCH CORP. OF AMERICA. Dept
EW, CHICAGO 80, Illinois.
SUMNER RESORT desires swim
water sports. Box 49O-Z. Star.
ACTUAL JOBS OPEN in o. s.. s.
AM. Europe: to $4,000: travel
paid. Write only EMPLOYMENT
INFO. CENTER Room SAB 40
Stuart ST.. Boston 10, Mass.
NATIONAL FENCE MANUFACTURER
has opening in d. c. and Va. area
for married man between the
ages. OF $685.. excellent advance
ment opportunities for a man who
Life insurance. family hospitaliEa-
experience necessary. Write giving
detailed qualifications and phone
number: All replies confidential.
IMMEDIATE OPENING for Rawleigh
dealer in Washington, Rockville.
Olney. colesville and Wheaton.
Part-time dealers earning $50
weekly Many full-time dealers
500 weekly and up. Write RAW
LEIGH'5. Dept. DCB-12-725
Chester, Pa
IF UNEMPLOYED or wish q BETTER
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cor; 9 Test. AZ yrs.1. 80 openings
WELCOME
IL UNEMPLOYED or WISH A BET
tech professional; $50 TO s125
wk UP so openings DAILY
all kinds WELCOME at BOYD
EMPL. CENTER cor 18th and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24
HELP--MEN

CHRISTIAN MAN WANTED
Experiefceo in. ministry, teaching -.
or ~" work Earn 500 per week, |
Write fully. Box l2A-Z Sfar- 81
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For q confidential interview, tele.
phone Mr., GIBSON. Ma. S-4957.
SAL ,ESKHEN

Ed. r, former landscape man
earned over 81 900 this past month.
over 5000 this month.
Buddy p, former debit insurance
man earned over $500 this month.
Bob B., former freezer man
earned over $1,000 this month.
Ray s., former vac. and sewing
machine man earned over $500 this
month.
Call ia. g-56O7 for interview. We
have the finest speciality sales rro-
gram in the country. Mr.. Grant.
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HELP--MEN
SALES TRAINEES

SALES TRAINEE. 22-2s. some col.
lege: top company; to $3.50. Smell.
LING a SMELLING. 605 l4th st
NV. ST. 3-6SS6.
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HELP--MEN
statesmen

Are you giving the serious considera-
ton to q career as professional life
that It deserves? You
owe II to yourself to Investigate the
unlimited opportunities for higher
income. security and personal
achievement awaiting qualified
man. To such man, we can offer
these Incompatible advantages:
A guaranteed income commensu-
rate with your needs and ability
One OF. the worlds leading life
companies,
Approximately 25es higher COM
mission scale than companies OF
comparable size.
Comprehensive and continuous
training program.
40cs bonus over regular commits
sions during your first 80 months
Lifetime renewals.
Opportunities in MANAGEMENT or
supervision,
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HELP--MEN

REAL ESTATE MANAGER-Due to
owners illness, must retire from
active real estate business. A real
opportunity for. an experienced real
estate man to become part Of this
long established firm. Write p. o..
Box g09, Alexandria. Va, for in
terviey, All replies strictly con-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24

w Avn AAA1AN
twhlte)
Wide variety OF good JOBS.
COLUMBIA EMPL, l34l q NV.
MOVING COMPANY SALES REPRE-
SENTATIVE Well-eStablished
company, specializing in quality
WORK requires experienced man or
one really willing TO learn the
business and produce results. Age
30 yrs. or over. Neat, energetiC
and definitely sober; GOOD openins
for retired military offcer. refs.
required. Apply In person. NEW
Ions TRANSFER. 1921 N. wash
ington blvd. Arl.
LARGEST COMMISSION in the busi-
ness; licensed or learner. Call La,
B-OD2g for appointment. FRANK
II. KNIGHT AGENCY.
! NEED 4 MEN to represent WON
DERLAND OF KNOWLEDGE Chill
DRENS REFERENCE LIBRARY
Excellent oppor.. highest earnings
for right men. White only Call
MR.. HUDSON, TU. 2-60l3.
ASPHALT co. NEEDS paving fore
man. roller operator, asphalt ute
men, ALASKA PAVING CO., MA.
k-hkSb
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SERVICE MANAGER for Oidsmobile
leadership with great potentialities
for the right man. GIN experience
preferred. For appointment. write
or phone 4-7302, q. c. Speck,
COLONIAL MOTORS. INC. Harri-
sonhurR. Va.
SERVICE sTATION ATTENDANT.
white age 25 70 40. fabrication
experience and good salesman; sal
airy open plus commission. BAR
RONN'S SUNOCO GERVIcE STA 4.
TlON Wis. ave. and River I'd. NV.
SERVICE STATION SHIFT MAN
AGER tgasoline): must be
thoroughlY experienced, with local
references. Reply MACS AMOCO,
Dol s. Capitol st. and Va. ave. s.w.
SHIPPING and receiving clerk, must
have experience; varied duties: s.
day. week: no phone calls. 1924
oath st. NV.
FHOEMAKER. white. exper. pre-
ferred, perm. position. good work.
tng eond references REQ. Box
25t-z. Star.
SHOE statesmen
Experienced: liberal salary plus
comm. manv company benefits. APP
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TIMEKEEPER

And receiving clerk. Perma-
nent position available for ex-
perienced person, in Washing.
toms largest hotel
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PROPERTY MANAGER

PROPERTY MANAGER
Old, established real
estote company needs
qualified, experienced
man to head its expand
ing property manage
ment department. Must
be experienced in all
types of property in
Guiding large new air
conditioned apartment
buildings, as well as
older apartment build
ings.
Excellent working con-
ditions. Salary open.
State age, experience
and other qualifications
in reply.
All replies considered
confidential.
BOX 3O4-Z, STAR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24

We are seeking q man capable OF
supervising our IBM dept. which has
9 machines. including 403 and
602-A. This is an excellent position
with g hne future. The salary Is
open. Our interest Is IN selecting a
high-type man qualified for this
lob and having the ability to grow.
Our company Is progressive. has q
5-day week and many employe ben
efits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24

A leading corporation in the fast
growing ONCE equipment industry
has an opening In It's local once
for a hiRh-grade young man Sales
experience desirable but not essen
tial 70. right man. Salary Plus
commission. substantial guarantee
through training period; nationa
corporation dement's and promotion
opportunities SMITH CORONA. INC.
1dI3 Park road NV