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The Sidney herald., 1957-02-21

II you have an annuity from life
insurance, pension plan or other
source, the portion which you may
receive tax-free depends on your
life expectancy and the amount you
paid for the annuity. The Internal
Revenue Service will furnish actu.
arial tables upon request to help
you figure this out.
Anyone who owns stock needs TO
know about the dividend exclusion
and credit. This applies only to
dividends from corporations which
are subject to United States cor
poration income tax and does not
include dividends from savings and
loan associations. credit unions or
foreign corporations.
Your first $50 OF qualified divi.
dends is tax free. Husband and wife
are each entitled to exclude the
FIRST $50 for dividends on stocks
that each owns.
II you received dividends beyond
this amount. you are entitled to a
dividends received credit. This
credit is 40 Of the remaining divi.
bends. but II cannot be more than
40 Of your taxable income, or more
than the amount OF tax otherwise
due. The credit Ia not just a deduc.
ton from your taxable income -
It Is actually subtracted from your
tax.
For example. II you received $3.50
In dividends. you al exclude $50
from your taxable income, and sub
tract ~ OF $500 - or $50 - from
the tax you would otherwise pay.
The last page OF the tax form pro-
vides . schedule for figuring the
amount OF your credit.
The instruction book which comes
with your tax forms gives further
information. Help is also available
by telephone or at ofices of the
Internal Revenue Service. The Rev.
enue Service urges you to consult
a properly qualified advisor II you
decide to seek outside help.
Next Article: Start Now to Plan
Next Years Tax.
The Sidney herald., 1957-02-21

guests at the Bill Miller home al
Outlook. That evening they call
ed at the George Brynjulson home
at Plentywood.
MIR. and Mrs. Ira Albin Jr.
and family and Bob Coon visited
at the Dave Albin home Wednes-
day evening. MIR. and Mrs. Bob
Coon and Sandra called there
Thursday afternoon.
Sunday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Sterling Swigart were supper
guests at the Lester McMillen
home.
MI. and Mrs. Dick Shannon
and boys called at the Jerry
Obergfell home Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Uric Provost are
rejoicing over the arrival Of a
baby boy February IL. He weigh
ed 8 lbs and IA OF.
Mrs. Bob Bahls attended a All
Leaders Training meeting at Glen
dive February 18th.
MIR and Mrs. Bob Coon spent
Friday and Wednesday at the Jim
Coon home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Casper Wick were
visitors Monday at the home of
Mrs. Elva Putnam. Erwin Putnam
and Mrs. Bob Coon and Sandy
were dinner guests also.
February 18th, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Irigoin celebrated their End
wedding anniversary. They and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Brown, Mar
lene Provost of Fairview, Bob
and Nancy Provost were guests
of the Charles Prevosts that eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sawyer were
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THE SIDNEY HERALD
Thursday. Feb. 81. 1857

dinner guests Tuesday at the
Gene Palmer home.
The Three Buttes Happy Gang
All club n holding a card party
at the Three Buttes school on
Wednesday, February 9th at 5
o'clock. The cards are free, and
lunch will be sold following the
card party, to raise money for
their treasury.
Wednesday evening supper
guests at the Bob Bahls home
were Mr. and Mrs. Walt Burgess.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sawyer
visited at the Cliff Dashner home
Sunday and e dinner guests at
the Lyle Smith home.
Sunday dinner guests at the
Bob Bahls home were Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard Odenbach and fam
lily of Savage. Sunday evening
they had a farewell patty for
Leroy Mccarthy who is )eaving,
March 1st, to join the Aif Corp.
MI. and Mrs. Mccarthy and Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Burgess were
also guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Redlin
and family were guests from Fri
day until Tuesday morning at
the E. o. Redlin home.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Merlyn Larson were
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Obergfell
and children and Kenneth Brose.
Later in the afternoon Mr.. and
Mrs. Don Larson and children
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Obergfell
also called.
Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Dave Albin and Mr.. and Mrs.
Lester McMillen were supper
guests at the Walter Bauman
home.
The Bronson Farmhands All
club will hold their monthly
meeting Friday evening at the
Midway school.
Kathy Tuott spent Sunday
with Edith Ann Franz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Nevins,
and Ann and Paul Quilting were
Friday dinner guests Of their
mother and grandmother, Mrs.
Lille Nevins.
Thursday supper guests at the
Gail Sawyers were Mr.. and Mrs.
Herb Hier and Bob Carey. Other
callers that evening were Mr.. and
Mrs. William Cundiff and chill
dren.
MIR. and Mrs. Earl Johnson
and Roger were Sunday callers
at the Howard Franz home.
Dick Jewett visited in Sidney
Sunday evening with his sisters,
Mrs. Edith Obergfell and Mrs.
Eunice Sandgren.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Palmer and
children and Mrs. Mary Palmer
were Friday supper guests at the
Gail Sawyer home. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Sawyer were also callers
that evening.
Sunday evening supper guests
of the Herb HERS were Mrs. Lii
lie Nevins and Orlo, Mrs. Minnie
and Stanley and Floyd
Van Vleet. Cards were enjoyed
after supper.
Mrs. Lille Nevins and Orlo
had as their supper guests last
evening Mrs. Elva Put
and Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Coon
and Sandra.
Mrs. Minnie Thornton who is
employed at Lambert spent the
week end at her farm home.
Saturday evening. Mrs. Thornton
and Stanley visited with their
daughter and sister, Mrs. Pete
and family Of Fairview.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gail Sawyer
at the Harold Franz home
Saturday evening.
Harold Franz was dismissed
from the Sidney hospital Tuesday.
He returned home Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Albin and
visited at the Fred Franz
nome Saturday evening.
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on 3 TAX return:
Dividends from an insurance
policy
Social Security Benefits
Gifts
Payments received under Work
mems Compensation laws
The answer is that NONE Of the
above should be listed as taxable
income. There are other forms Of
exempt income, too, which you will
ind listed in the official instruc-
ton book. Some of them are:
Inher.tances and requests (the
estate may. be taxed but not
:ne recipientl
Railroad Retirement Act benefits
Certain health and accident bene-
fits
Damages awarded by a court or
paid out OF court for personal
injuries
Government payments and bene.
FITS to veterans and their fami-
lies, except nondisability retire
ment pay and interest on
terminal leave bonds.
How Prizes Are Taxed
II you won q prize. watch this
nne distinction: the prize IL taxable
u you were required to exert even
the slightest effort to earn It; on
the other hand. II 1t was made in
recognition Of scientific, literary or
other achievement you would have
performed anyway. the prize Is con.
sidered a gift and you are not taxed
on Il.
Most scholarships and fellowships
are exempt unless they are paid
az compensation for services, such |
as teaching and research. Another
point to remember in connection
with scholarships: In figuring sup
port for q dependent you do not
have to count scholarships received
by q student.
Some income. such as limited
amounts OF sick pay" and the first
$50 Of certain dividends, must be
explained In the tax return, but are
not taxed.
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taxpayer make more mistakes In listing their income than any other
type OF error, according to a survey made by the Internal Revenue
Service. 1t Is important to know what to include and what NOT to in
clude. Look at this list and see IL you can tell which should be listed
The Sidney herald., 1957-02-21
TAX FACTS No. -
Not All Income is Taxable

-tIhts IS one OF a series OF articles on federal income tar
ntin0. These articles are based on information provided By
me American Institute OF Accountants and the Montana
Society OF Certified Public Accountants In cooperation toith
the Internal Reuenue ServiceJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-17

Hunter" the comedy which. in
play form, served as Jayne
Mansield's spring hoard, will
arrive on Wednesday at the
Capitol Theater. :. The George
Axelrod original has undergone
considerable rewriting in its
Hollywood version. -. Tony
Randall. Betsy Drake and Joan
Blondell supplement Miss
Mansfield in the pictures cast.
;. The series that began with
Doctor in the House" and was
followed by Doctor At Sea"
now goes into Doctor at
Large" The latter will be
the Macarthur Theater's screen
feature following the present.
The Happy Road"
Washington talent takes over
the Howard Theater's stage for
the next week, featuring such
stars of tomorrow" as the
Starlighters. Earls, Jet-Tones.
Calvin Ruf1in, Vivian Burke,
Connel Parker. Ollie Mae
Bishop and Dick Henderson and
his All-Stars. Mclean Vir-
ginia's Playhouse is currently
offering The Hasty Heart. I"
directed by Richard Waters.
WaShington's Toni Price will be
the star performer aboard the
SIS Mount Vernon next Tuesday
night, on August 81 and 20.
Dancer Erika Thimey and 10
members of her children's the
alter ballet group will attend the
annual Children's Theater con-
ference at Tufts University,
Medford. Mass. Monday
through Saturday of next week.
|. The living drama attains
something of its preautumn
ferment with three successive
openings next week. And,
three promising ones. They
are West Side Story" at the
National, the Leonard Bern
stein-Jerome Robbins-Arthur
Laurent musical. which opens
Monday night; THE Plotting
She'd" Graham Greene's most
praised play to date. at Olney
on Tuesday night; and Harry
Belafonte's one-man show at
Carter Barron Amphitheater on
Wednesday night.
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her IN an old swim suit for
. scene where she nearly
browns in the sea.
She sent along a picture
with this comment: Il feel
like I had on my grand
mothers Mother Hubbard in
that old fashioned one-piece
suit" She also sent along a
picture of the offscreen
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THE PASSING SHOW
ToyIor's Man Is Bored
And with Good Reason
BY JAY CARMODY

Robert Taylor plays Korean shocked airman in Tip
Dead Jockey at the Capitol but without shedding any
new or dramatic light the subject
matter Of fact the M--M adoption of Of Irwin
Shaws pquanty titled tales content with being
lust movie that can't be bothered with movie about
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Esther in a brief Bikini.
This is what ! swim in
every day on our private
beach," she wrote.
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BufSVIiE HRIvr.w

W No, 1880: BaItO. Blvd. 10. 9 ~
Free Free. ,0Den $50 IN Cni'drs1
shock Shoe "ssSSn oT Showing. poubl.
GREEN HE'LL" A. sains HOM
Plus HALF HUMAN a. 10 i'SO'
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Capitol. copiiol H.Is6i,, Nd.
JEFF MORROW .KRo S;Ses !.
ARD. "sRE 'bEvIE.S .ss. 'S $40.
500 2 Cartoons
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Just a movie that it can't be bot
something. This is an attitude
that is difficult to admire and
SO is this version Of Tip On q
Dead Jockey"
What is principally lost in the
Capitol's film is Shaw's special
quality as a writer. This Is not
an invariable brilliance, Mr..
Shaw being as human as the
next author. but it has earned
him some addicts who fancy
him at even less than his best.
These will not be happy to
see the Spanish background
of the picture turn out to be
the most pictorially attractive
thing about it.
Tip on a Dead Jockey" q
title that dictates explanation,
is a romantic melodrama.
1t is concerned principally
with Taylor's man who has
come out Of the Korean war
drained Of any aim higher than
being a playboy. He has settled
in Madrid where he has found
suitable playmates. drinking
companions of both sexes whose
chatter is unlikely to remind
him of the horrors he appar-
emily experienced in Korea.
The congenial emptiness Of
this life is interrupted by the
arrival Of the wife from whom
the airman thinks he is
divorced, and by the offer of
$4,000 for q smuggling job
which involves Taylor resum-
ing his flying career.
These plot developments
should put some zip into the
film directed by Richard
Thorpe. Unfortunately. they
are of little help in this direc-
ton. Everyone continues to
drink. daily, dine and go to
the races until things become
so unbearable that even Tay-
lor becomes desperate enough
to take another plane into the
air.
Mr.. Thorpe's problem in di-
recting Tip On A Dead Jock
ey" is to find something dra-
matte in the psychic wounds of
the story's hero. Unhappily.
this just is not 10 be found in
Charles Lederer's script which
is so fixed on Taylor's behav-
Jour that he never gets around
to explaining its causes. or
motives.
This leaves the star Of the
picture in the position Of q guy
who is afraid to fly and who is
so indifferent to everything that
he is bored with the blond he
finds in the other twin bed in
the films opening scene. Grant,
ing she is the kind Of southern
accented blond whose liveliness
is rigidly limited. he might at
least have asked her name.
That much boredom on his
part is contagious.
Taylor's colleagues in Tip
on a Dead Jockey" are similarly
affected by the ennui Of the
screenplay. These include
Dorothy Malone as the pallidly
sophisticated. puzzled wife;
Martin Gabel as the villain who
sells Taylor the smuggling job:
Gia Scala as Taylor's ideal
woman who happens to be the
wife of his best friend. and
Marcel Dalio, as a Spanish
playboy who has come along
for laughs and does manage to
provide q few.
SATURDAY SUMMARY:
will Success Spoil Rock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-17

TIP ON A DEAD JOCKEY" an
NOM picture. produced By Edwin II.
scrssnplsy 81 Charles i Isdsrer t1ES asHsdi
upor On original New Yorker story By
Irwin Shaw, with q musical score by
Miklos Rosa. AZ the Capitol Theater
The Cast
PHYLLIS friedman Dorothy Malone
Paquita Heldon Ola Scala
Bert Smith Martin Qabel
Toto Del Arc ---------M Marcel pAlio
Jimmy Heldon - Jack Lord
sue Fan Finley Joyce Jameson
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DRUID


sat. B:4b Cont
RANDOLPH SCOTT. JAMES CRAIG IN
"sggooST;yoUT ~ cD MAEDIcINE Ei BEND y"
.ocv August IgglsS.sdIss. y end ,Syo1,,rv,
SOMETHING OF VALUE"
Sun Shows, 3.11. b:27, 1897, 0:A7
Mon. Tues. Shows, 7.3O, $40
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YAIpYAY tolrFoS, Va. cR. 1912
nAAlA saA Free Perklna
THE HALLIDAY BRAND Also
POUR BOYS AND A DUN"
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odd Swim Suit
Transforms Esther

HOLLYWOOD R.-Esther
Williams change from wet to
O dry dramatic actress is COM
plete. She writes from Cas-
tiglione Della Pascaia, Italy.
where she is making Raw
Wind From Eden" that the
wardrobe department fitted
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Additional Amusements
on Poge Ala
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7sezEE NE|CHDORHOO6 sagkzaa ~
Films of More Than Routine Merit

FHnS OF wore nan KCUtIne WeTU
THE COURT JESTER"-Danny Kaye and Gynis Johns in
comic spool Of big swashbuckling movie spectacles.
DESIGNING WOMAN"-Lamen Bacal and Gregory Peck
in romantic comedy with sophisticated sheen.
MAN ON FIRE'-Bing Crosby without in the story
Of young boys troubles in broken home.
"a MAN CALLED PETER"-Richard Todd DR.. Peter
Marshall in a distinguished biography
THE PRINCE AND THE SHOWGIRL"-Laurence Olivier
stod prince woOing Maryn Monroe comic delight.
"SILK STOCKINGS"-Cyd Charlse and Fred AsaiFe rOmp
through musical version Of "NnOtchka"
FANNY AND THE BACHELOR"-The st0Fy's nothing new
but Debbie Reynolds is fetching enough to make II fun
THE TEN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES B. DeMile's latest
Biblical spectacle. about Moses and his life and times
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nELP-MEM
ROUTE MAN

We have q lwell-estab lished rout
for an ambitious man with som
sales experience. Wonderful OF
portunity for . sober and reliabl
man who will service present Gus
toners and solicit new business
Guaranteed salary. commission an
complete company Dement'S. Appl
Central Cleaners, 323 Carroll 81
NV.
SALES ENGINEER, Alex. electroni
BACKGROUND, deg. or equivalent ex
bonus plus S66b. POTOMAC EMPI
A0CY., OIL King ST.. XII. 9-5055
SAL ESMAN-Career position sell
ing and servicing life ins. in d. {
tol large CO; hospital. retiremen
" to start. ME. S-2s4O. 14'
SALESMAN. personable Young mar
20-30 for mems wear store
willing to learn clothing business
good starting salary: opportunit
for advancement. Call APP. 7-467I
any dav except Sunday.
SALESMAN. Encyclopedia Ameri
cana; appointments furnished
cants Considered. Ne. s-ssss.
SAIESMAN-LIOUOR
Largest est. retail liquor firm
Ambitious to make perm. connec
ton for fast-moving store. Un
lin .opport for advance. Goo
salary bonus. vacation. RI
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MELP-MEN


INSTALLATION CHIEF-ist-class
eperattsor on awnings. storm win
dows and doors: steady work year
round; no layoffs: excel. pay fol
right man. Phone 10. 5-43332 oil
HO. 2-11O5.
JANITOR, colored, for apt. house,
must be exper.; salary and quar-
ters. Apply RIM. 100, Investment
Bldg, 1911 X st. NV.
JANITOR. colored. sober. for apt,
have city reference and handy
man. RA. 3-SS75.
JANITOR, COLORED
Exper., for NV. apt. bldg. lRe. apt
h nREY sFRIHsss s sES5I ip Ma s.SoPgsGI'
1919 18th st. NV.
KITCHEN MAN, coIored. must b
experienced in short-order cook.
ing, good pay. LII. 1-0649.
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HELP-MEN

YOUNG MAN, asst. mgr. for ar
and allied materials; retail store
State age, refs. and former EN-
ployment. Answer in own hand
writing. Box 3O6-L, star.
YOUNG MAN with some experience
to work in upholstery shop. Appl,
in person, TOWN q COUNTRY
UPHOLSTERY, 613 South Wash
ington ST.. Fails, Church. Va.
YOUNG MAN
To call on existing accounts Il
metropolitan area; no selling: mus
be neat and accurate: car neces
sary; 5-day work week. startinl
salary, S65 wk.: car allowance; lib
beral employe benefits. Appl'
AMERICAN EXPRESS CO., 81
l4th at nv
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CLERK

With recent once experience, white,
right-handed. to inspect installment
accounts and order notices; perina.
nent,- full time only. No typing,
but the work requires close attens
ton; neat handwrittng essential,
working conditions and benefits,
Call EN-. 2-9700.
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statesmen
AMBITIOUS

RESIDENTS OF WASHINGTON
AND 40 MILES RADIUS
Age $3.50 years. Sincere, reliable
interested in q career OF sales or
sales management. Car required
No travelling. Sales experience un.
necessary We thoroughly train
"ou. Many Of our statesmen IN this
area earn S125-S25O for . seek
Good earnings start at once. II
qualified promotion to district and
division MANAGEMENT positions pro-
vide permanent opportunity for
annual earnings Of SR.00O-S 8. OOu
in our 105-year-old business. op-
Grated nationally. Above average
sales managers have opportunity
for extremely hiEh income. 1his
may be q real opportunity for sou
To determine this. please phone
Mr. KURT 8. cHOEN at HI. g.
1878 between Q am. and pm
Monday and Tuesday for personal
interview.
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HELP-W0MEN
Admin.
IcONTINUEDl

- sss ' FSF6HHs t + hank 10; see
Broad St. Falls Church. il
Admin. Secys., to Sc, 600
REsE sIsss NFCs cAPfToL HILL. p Law
EDUCATION. EMBASSIES AMI
COMMERCIAL OFFICES.
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when anspertn0 ADVERTISEMENT
addressed to Star bores do NOT
eRclose ORIGINAL references. pho
tooraphs or other materials OF
personal rdlue. Copies serpe the
purpose Originals may get lost
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SALESMAN

II you are an alert and
aggressive salesman, you are
LOOKING for Q position Of
Tered by q reliable firm
which viii provide you with
a substantial income and
opportunities for advance
ment
Our comprehensive train
Inc program will prepare
you to close qualified leads
supplied daily. Our men
earn 500 to $50 per day
selling = nationally adver-
tised named brand product.
High monthly bonuses add
TO YOUR income. Apply in
Room BE-.
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statesmen, experienced speciaiit,
men. red-aot item; ali leads
Big money. Call CO. 5-6557.
Statesmen AND MANAGER; sal.
airy open: unlimited future: full
and part time. Washington Bldg.
nm. 422-A.
Statesmen. AUTOMOBILE, age q
70 26. Experience not necessary
call afternoons for appointment
to learn details OF training, sal.
airy and BENEFITS. Call Mr.. Patter.
son, at Bethesda's De Soto-Ply.
mouth leadership, OIL. Alt 600
BETHESDA MOTORS. INC.
Observation-Disclosures fIirn.
car allow. HOUSEHOLD SEWING
MACHINE CO., 723 18th st. NV
statesmen
Positions open for both tnsid,
and outside work. Paint experienced
preferred. Call or see Mr.. Thomas
HUGH REILLY CO.. Ma. s.l7O3.
statesmen
Exceptional opportunity for per.
sonable young man in our tnsti,
tutIonal dept We are the largest
and Oldest Wholesale frozen fooc
distributors in this city. Perm
position; good salary to start: ex,
eel. opportunity for advancement
car furnished: usual company hene.
ats. Give age. education and ref
erenees. Box 67-K Star.
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CLERKS
TEMPORARY

Temporary assignments LASTING
Day day So1ST. VIZ "a anh S i leave ana
sick leave, employo cafeteria, IN
brief. confidential resume PLEASE
give age, educ, lob .expei ane
length o. time avail. for employ
ment. BOX 266-K. star.
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Clothing
Salesman
IMMEDIATE EMPLOYMENT
GUARANTEED Nj Dc, COOP SALARY
Bell Clothes
GIG F ST. NV

916 F ST. NV.
COLLECTOR. white, with ability
and not afraid of work, Salary
and commission. Very good chance
for advancement. Apply Room
4l0, f24 9th st. NV,
COMBINATION MAN--Painter-pa.
per hanger. white, lst-class me-
lore ! am. at 1898 N ST. w. "
COOK, SHORT ORDER, experienced,
capable. dependable: good position
for right man. AGNEW,S INN.
Rte. 240, Rockville, Nd; Pc.
2-6643.
COOK. second. exper. in Italian
and American food; $40 start.
Apply KIKTS THE OAKS RES
TAURANT, 1918 Wis. ave. NV.
COUNTERMAN. must be reliable.
with experience, for fast opera
ton, Night work. THE SHANTY
iii Good Hope I'd. sc.
CURRIERS' wanted to work at the
areas most popular drive-in res
taurant. Wonderful customers and
tips. Apply in person from II
am. to 5 pm. TOPS DRIVE-INN.
Fairfax circle. Fairfax, Va.
Delivery Men-SOda
National beverage company has
want a permanent lob with good
pay. No selling required. as ell
merchandise has been presold to
area accounts. Must be stronR and
heavy enough to handle our bever-
age cases. Age dependent upon
9uelitcetions TO do the work, -
1901 East-West Hgy.. Silver SprinG
entrance
DRIVER. part time; school bus in
nearby Va; 2 to y am. 4 to
pm; 5-day week. IA. 2-7sSI.
DRIVER SALESMAN for Industrial
laundry route, h-day wk., paid
vacation, sos. wk, to start. Call
COVERALL LAUNDRY. $3.50
Marlboro pike sc.
DRIVER statesmen, earn while
sou learn High paying routes are
now available. Apply JACK g. JILL
:CE CREAM CO.. 1919 L st. sc.
ELECTRIC JOURNEYMAN, Mont.
ELECTRIC, l34l r st. NV, no
ELECTRICIAN, experienced; good
working conditions: good salary
Fairfax and Arlington. DU. 5-S97S.
ELECTRICIAN AND HELPER. local
experience in new or old house
wiring; good pay and steady work
for dependable men. TRUNNELL
ELECTRIC. OIL. 2-S3OO.
TECH. LOCAL. So. 900
QTTUED GDDIAG -nnEKHv ENHnf
s413 GeorEia Ave. JU. 9-44l6
ENGINEER. 9th and Sth class
new aforementioned apartment
building, excellent position with
good salary. Oaiv steady, sober
man. apply in person. q am. to
!, 2 m; With references Monday. e
Conn. ave. NV. EN-. 2-7604.
ENGINEER lsteaml. white. middle
age, 6th-class license; 4S-hr. wk..
5000 per mo. Box 49o-K, Star.