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.Enoch B. Carey,
HeddedCo!!eue

LOS ANGELES. Calf. Sept.
Is R.-Enoch Barton Carey,
"A. a controversial Marylander
who was president Of st. Johns
College in Annapolis in the
l92Os. died here yesterday.
A Regular Army major, he
graduated from West Point in
1908 and had a distinguished
career as a soldier before be-
coming a college president. At
st. Johns from 1923 to 1929.
he changed the college from its
former status as a military
school into a liberal arts in
stitution.
He also served two terms as
superintendent of Maryland
State Police. For the past II
years he lived in California and
held q Veterans Administration
post until recently.
Mai. Garey's departure from
military life in 1928 was ac-
companied by q dispute with
Army officials over his resigna-
ton. He had served with dis
tinction in the Mexican CAM
paign. in China and the Phil
ippines and, as a result Of lex
traordinary heroism" in France
during World War I, was
awarded the Distinguished
Service Cross and Frances
Croix de Guerre.
At st. Johns. he presided
during the period when the
college was transformed from
a military school with a Class
C scholastic rating to a Glass
A liberal arts school. He was
frequently at odds with faculty
members, most Of whom he re-
placed with new men.
Years before, he had eradu-
ated from st. Johns in the
class Of 1908.
His Army service included
assignments as commandment OF
cadets at The Citadel. Charles
ton. S. c.: at the War College
in Washington and as profess
sor Of military science and
tactics at Johns Hopkins Uni
versity in Baltimore.
He is survived by his widow
and six children.
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Mrs. Bake is survived by two
children, Norris Bake, jr.. of
San Francisco. and Miss Nancy
Banks Bake of New York City;
three brothers. Richard p.
Banks of Portland, Greg. Wal
ter H. Banks, Eugene. Greg,
and Kenneth B. Banks. Blue
Springs, Mo-. and one grand
son.
Funeral services will be at
IL am. Friday in the North
minister Presbyterian Church,
Kalmia road and Alaska ave-
nue. NV. Burial will be in
Sterling. Colo.
The family has requested
that any expressions of SYM
pathy be sent to the Northmin-
ster Presbyterian Church.
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c. R. WiIIioms, g,
Chief Pressmun at
GPO for u Years

Charles r. Williams. SO. a
chief pressman at the Govern
ment Printing once for %
years. died Sunday in Mount
Alto Hospital Of arterioschle-
rosis.
Mr.. williams. who lived at
1913 Longfellow street NV, was
past commander Of the Gov
eminent Printing once Post
No. 80 Of the American Legion.
He was q Navy veteran of
World War /.
He was a native Of Hagers-
town. Md.
Mr.. Williams is survived BY
his widow. Mrs. Ettalee Will
liams: eight children. Mrs.
Frank Fleming and Kenneth
Williams. both of Baltimore,
Md: Charles r. williams, jr.,
Of 1904 Landover street, Alex
andria: Mrs. Wanda Gagliano,
5524 Eighth street NV; Mrs.
Elliott Quade. 1929 Center Hill
road. Silver Spring; Mrs. Nor
man Hill. Kokomo. Ind; Mrs.
Douglas Moffett. 305 East
Glendale street. Alexandria,
and Robert Williams Of the
home address. and five grand
children.
Also surviving are three
brothers. Glenn, Ralph and
John Williams. and four sisters,
Miss Margaret Williams. Mrs.
Laura Meier. Mrs. Catherine
Hall and Mrs. Ruth Kefauver,
all of Hagerstown.
Services will be at / pm,
tomorrow in the S. H. Hines
funeral home. 290l Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be in
Arlington Cemetery.
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Manhattan Railroad Co., and
in general law practice in New
York.
He was a Navy veteran Of the
Spanish American War and
served during World War / az
an infantry captain.
His home here for the past
IL years was at GOT Oronoco
street, Alexandria. in an old
house known as the boyhood
home of Robert E. Lee. He was
a member Of the Harvard Club
of Washington and the Alex
andria Library Association,
List Of Survivors
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Josephine Underwood GOodale;
a daughter by a former mar
riage, Mrs. Louis Mead Tread
well Of Redding, Conn; a sister.
Mrs. r. S. Dayton. also .of
Redding; a grandson and one
great-grandson.
A memorial service will be
held at 3 pm. Sunday at the
family home in Alexandra.
Burial will be in Arlington
Cemetery at a later date.
The family has requested
that any tokens of sympathy
be sent to the Heart Associa-
ton.
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Wayne Coy, Ex-Chief
Of FEC, Dies at s. .4ss

Wayne Coy, former chairman
of the Federal Communications
Commission and aide to Presi-
dent Roosevelt, died last night
of a heart attack in Indian
apolis.
Mr.. Coy, who headed the
FEC from 1947 until 1852, was
stricken while attending a re-
ception at the Indianapolis
Athletic Club. He died in
Methodist Hospital two hours
later.
Mr.. Coy served under the
late Paul ". McNutt when Mr..
McNutt was Governor of In
diana from 1888 to 1887, and
then as an assistant to Mr..
McNutt when he was head of
the War Manpower Commits
sion and Federal Security Ad-
miniStration. He was Mr.. Nc
Nuts administrative assistant
when the latter was High Com
missioner to the Philippines.
In l941. President Franklin
D. Roosevelt named him a spe-
cial assistant for liaison work
between the President and the
Office of Emergency Manage
ment. In 1912. Mr.. Coy became
assistant budget director.
Left Government in '52
Mr.. Coy left the Govern
ment in 1882 to become presi-
dent and manager of KOB
and KOB-TV, Albuquerque, N.
Mex, owned by Time, Inc. He
had returned to Indianapolis
this year as president of WFBM
Broadcasting. Inc. when Time
acquired the broadcasting
company.
Born in Shelby County, Ind,
Mr.. Coy was graduated from
Franklin College in 1926. He
began his newspaper career at
the age Of Is as a reporter on
the Franklin (IndJ Star. and
continued to work while he
went through college. When
he was graduated he became
the papers city editor. In 1880
he became editor and pub
Usher Of the Delphi dnd.)
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Mr.. Farrar was a member-of
the Georgetown Baptist
Church.
Born in Perry. Me. he was
graduated from the University
of Wisconsin in 1911 and re-
turned there in 1921 to get his
doctors degree. He held teach
ing posts on several university
faculties before he entered
Government service.
Graveside services for Mr..
Farrar. who left no immediate
survivors. will be at pm.
tomorrow in Arlington Gem
etery.
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Charles Sawdey, of Vancouver,
Wash.
Graveside services will be at
1880 pm. tomorrow in Airing
ton Cemetery.
The family has requested
that any tokens of sympathy
be sent to the American Cancer
Society.
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Salvador Brunus, 81

PARIS. Sept. rs (R.-Salva-
dor Echeverria Branas. Minis
ter OF Information and Propa-
ganda in the exiled Spanish
Republican government. died
here yesterday Of a heart at
tack. He was 81. Under the
republic, he was Ambassador to
the Dominican Republic and
later TO Mexico.
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DEATHS
Announeem' Of
Services By Chambers
In Mrmuriant

GATEwOOD. LEON. Sacred 10 the
memory Of my beloved hus-
~ band LEON LAKEWOOD.
liz who passed away three years
H. ago today, September 20.
II has been three long years today
Since you we're called away, Leon.
You'll never know how much ] miss
For i my heart you win ALWAYS stay Y.
Though your face l see now only
in my dreams or memory.
Your tender eyes and smiles are loved
as they always used to be.
LOVING WIFE. SARA X. GATE
WOOD.
GOODE, SARAH y. In fond memory
q my mother, SARAH 4. GooDE,
who passed TO the Great Beyond six
years ago today, September 70, 1881.
When reach the silent river,
! will not embark alone.
But shall meet my loved ones
ON the golden shore
DAUGHTER. uILLIAN BLAKEY
HARROD. SUSIE o. In loving mem
oIy Of our dear mother and cousin,
SUSIE q. HARROD, who passed away
three years ago today
Our lives have never been the same.
Our homes are lonely still.
We sometimes cannot understand.
But still It was Gods will
DEVOTED CHILDREN. CHARLES,
JAMES, THOMAS, DORIS, AND
COUSIN LOTT1E.
LOFTEN. HATTIE y, In memory Of
our mother, HATTIE 2. LOFTEN who
passed away September 20, 1856.
Deep In our hearts you are fondly
remembered,
Sweet, happy memories cling
around your name
True hearts that loved you with deep
Always viii love you in death Just
THE FAMILY.
PARKER. CHAUNCEY. A tribute Of
love and devotion 10 the memory Of
our son and brother, CHAUNcEY
E years S SSo o sssa ss Tss sf" e.
1895,
The silent night Is lonely,
There Is no golden dawn,
Because we must remember Chauncey,
rh'i ELLA f3u AND NE MAX mHRoESR R9s
sCHARTNER. CHRISTINA. In sad but
loving u,s memory nor, ,s q S1r dear wife and
who passed away two years aeo today,
The depths OF sorrow we cannot tell
OF the loss OF one we loved so well
Her memory We shall always keep
sELBA, EDNA v. In LOVING memory
Of our dear wife and mother, EDNA
v. SELBA, who passed away ono
year ago today, September 20. 1866
Rest In peace.
HER LOVING HUSBAND AND SONS.
CLARENCE. TED AND RAY.
THss LSwS S1 husband 81 and q is GYin'
EDWARD T. WEBB, ST., who passed
away twelve years ago.
A. Ions as the memoryg.is alive,
You, dear Father, will nryfr die
HIS WIPE AND SONS.
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lit Mrmnriant

YOUNG, EsTELLE COFFEY c. A trib-
ute oi love and devotion. TO the mem
DRY OF my loving wife. ESTELLE
coFFEY c. YOUNG. who departed
this life six years ago TODAY, Sep
TENDER 20, 1901.
She vas Just sweet, devoted wife
With loving smiles each day,
Always tried TO do for others
As she iourncyed on her way
More and more each day we miss her,
Friends may think the wound has
healed,
Little they know the depths Of sorrow
Lying within our hearts concealed.
HUSBAND, DIR. BLAKE b YOUNG;
SISTERS, EMILY , coFFEY AND
PAULINE G. BOYD.
ZEPP, WILLARD ", sr. In loving
memory OF our husband and father,
WILLARD p. zEPP, Sr, who departed
this life two years ago today, Sen
tcmber rs. 1855
Fternaf rest grant unto him. o lord.
And let Thy perpetual lirht shine
WIPE, BESSIE. SON AND HAn'ILY.
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1tarn nj Chunks

HERALD, PRESTON. ST.. The family
Of the late PRESTON HERALD, ST.;
wish to express their thanks and
appreciation to their many friends
for the cards, telegrams. flowers and
other expressions Of kindness and
sympathy expressed to them during
their bereavement,
EMMA L. HERALD AND FAMILY
MEHLFELT. RILLA NJ. The family. OF
the late RILI.A NJ MEHLFELT wishes
10 express their deep appreciation TO
the .neighbors, many friends and the
Rev. DR.. Ralph smith for all their
kindness, cards and other eonsidera-
tons during our recent bereavement.
THE FAMILY.
TURNER, FRANCES BERNICE. l wish
to express sincere thanks and appre-
citation to the Rev. O. Dewey Robin
son. the Rev. Lois Glover and to my
nclshbors and friends for cards Of
cars and many other kindnesses dur
ing the illness and passing Of my
daughter FRANCES B ERNlc E
MRS. LULA C. TURNER.
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Theodore {. Mueller

LOUISVILLE. KY. Sept. 25
R.-Theodore E. Mueller. 70.
retired president and chairman
of the board of American RAJ
diator a. Standard Sanitary
Corp, died yesterday. He had
been Ill for several years.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crematorium

CrematOrlum
j. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
stn and Mass Ave NE q $4,000
Malvan & Schey, Inc.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
424 r ST. NV. NO. 7-OI33
is
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FUNERAL DESIGNS
GEO. c. SHAFFER, INC.

Expressive Floral Tributes Moderately
priced, Open daily sun holidays
Phone order. also excepted. $40 20 Q
m week nighta 600 14tNak u.w.
Ma b-OlOo.
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sunday. september 60. 1857. SAM
Fla. beloved husband Of Harriet
kisseieif and devoted brother Of Mrs.
Anna BarSock, Mrs. Nary Pyne, Mrs.
Celia Werber and Mrs Rehecca Bolker,
Morris kisseleh and Charles Kisseieff
ices at the Bernard Danxansky A
Sons Funeral Home 1901 i4th 81
NV. on Wednesday. September 26.
At an Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. %
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bers OF the HOLY Name So
ciety Of the Shrine Of the
Sacred Heart are requested
to assemble al the S. II.
Hines Co. Funeral Home,
1901 l4th ST. NV. on
Wednesday, September rs.
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September Il. 1857 at Kensington
Md. VICTOR J FARRAR. Friends
may call at the w. W. Deal Funeral
Home, 1872 Georgia ave. nv Grave
side services at the Arlington Ma
tlonal Cemetery on Thursday, Septem-
Der %. at J pm. Interment Airing
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ARGO. ALFRED L. on Monday. Sep
TENDER 70, 1857, at GARFIELD Hos
pital. ALFRED L. ARGo, Of 6l19
OF Mrs. Virginia Mcfarland Argo and
son Of Mrs. Sarah Argo Of Nash
T. willie. Tenn. Friends may call At
the Chevy Chase Funeral Home, 51O3
Wisconsin ave. NV, until 800 am
Thursday, September 20 FUNERAL
services at the National Metropolitan
Memorial Methodist Church, Nebraska
and New Mexico ayes, on Thurs
day, September 20, at 1890 am
1nterment Arlington National Gene
terry Nashville, Tenn, papers
please copy,l 20
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INSURANCE SALESMAN

] would like 10 talk with q man,
between the ages Of 81 and 40. who
willing TO work 40 hrs. wk. on
an established debit in Washington
We oder 2O-wk training program.
also many company BENEFITS. in
Guiding roup insurance hospitaliza-
ton and retirement plan Apply o
McGaha. manager, PEOPLES
LIFE INSURANCE CO. 22Is Rhode
Island ave ne. or phone AID
4-OO39 between $50 m and 3 p m
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Insurance Statesmen
Wonderful Opportunity
NO ExpFRrFNcr Nrcras.pv

Popular. progressive. rapidly grow
ing insurance company have several
openings In Hyattsville, Nd. area on
well established debts. Guaranteed
mum unlimited. Vacations with paw.
retirement plan. hospitaiization
contributory insurance and on the
Job training. II you are between The
AGES OF 81 and IS and have auto,
call uN. 1892. $50 10 4.30: ewes
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INSURANCE COMPANY
NEEDS A CLAIM EXAMINER
AND AN UNDERWATER

This progressive company. leader in the sale of
non-cancellabe Sickness and Accident insurance,
with headquarters in an attractive and pleasant
medium sized city in Central New England needs
a Home Office claim examiner and Home Office
underwater. Continual increase in sales and
resultant growth, together with promotions,
require the addition of these men to our staff
The man we are looking for can best qualify if
he is married, between 25 and 30 years of age, a
college graduate or has the equivalent in sue
cessful business experience. He should have
considerable potential, since Announcements are
the rule in this Company.
We are friendly, rather informal organization
and enjoy a top rating In the industry To the
right man, we can offer starting salary, depend
ing on experience, up to S6,500 In addition, all
moving expenses would be paid The position
will provide pleasant working conditions among
congenial associates, plus an outstanding pension
plan, insurance program and other benefits
II this opportunity appeals to you and you feel
you have the qualifications write in detail and
tell us why you think you are the man for the Job
Your reply will be treated confidentially.
BOX 263-H, STAR
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Home Freezer Foods

SECURITY GUARD TRAINEES, serv-
ice exper.; S. $4,000. ABBEY PER-
SONNET, 1888 Eye NV.
SERVICE STATION SALESMAN ana
shift operator. white, experienced,
local references required: good sal
airy Apply in person, DAYS GULF
SERVICE CENTER, 1910 Wisconsin
ave, Bethesda, Nd.
SHEET METAL MECH, exper. duct
work installation. steady work.
ALLISON AIR CONDITIONING,
AID 4-4206
SHEET METAL WORKER, in sign
shop. Apply S24 18th st. NV.
SHEET METAL MEN TINNERs-Top
pay. Wanted Immediately. POUND
lHAr-LIL.DG "a %
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INSURANCE
Statesmen


sixty-four-year-old company Is ex-
psnding operations in this area
HIGHEST compensation in the bust
ness. FREE pension. insurance and
hos EQUALIZATION. Our organization
knows Of, this ad. Write TO Box
43l-E. Star. swing qualifications.
JANIT0R. Apt house experience.
Must have local references. Apply
Mr.. Allen 1920 Maple ave. Ia
koma Park. Md.
JANITOR, colored. for large apart
ment building, vicinity 10th and
New Hampshire ave NV. must be
experienced. familiar with stoker
operations. reliable. non -drinker
no children must furnish local
references. Applications thoroughly
checked: S165 month plus excellent
quarters. Call Mr. CARMACK, DI.
7-l347. between . and 1890 Mon.
JANITOR. for earden-type apt. 9Th
class license required Must be ia
miliar with No. 8 oil burner. No
children. 500 per mo. and
quarters See Mr.. Roberts. RAN
DALI -HAGNER a CO. 1921 Conn.
ave. DE. 2-36OO.
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REAL ESTATE, $40. 900 annual in
come. 1-month vacation. 6-day VIZ.
interest you? We are getting more
inquiries than can be intelligently
handled. Phone today for inter-
view. JE. 3-2093. VIM. A. CHAP
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN-Need a
real estate salesman or saleslady
with at least 3 months experience.
We are MULTIPLE LISTING SERV-
ICE REALTORS specializing in the
sale Of houses between $1,000 and
$4,000 and can show you how
LAURIE CORP 1884 Wilson blvd :.
ia. 5-17I7 (24-hour telephone
servicel.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, exper.
selling houses TO colored; potential
earnings, $4,000 to 10000 per
yr. Opportunities unlimited. w.
M. DORA CO.. tn. 2-0774.
REAL ESTATE SALES MANAGER
Wanted Drawing account. Send
information concerning qualiflca-
tions to Box 439-H, Star.
REAL ESTATE SALEsMEN-Won-
derful opportunity for wide awake.
experienced men and women, in
active ONCE: top commission ar
rangement. LEO 4; Dryer AND
CO., INC. Ju. 9-SO33.
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN-Due to
expanded operations We have open
ing for 8 salespersons In our fully
eisi benets' oa can Mr wincSest Ss
sales manager. CHESTER H. KEEL
LER. REALTOR, JU. 5-7100.
REAL ESTATE statesmen t2)
needed for aggressive Silver Spring
once presently selling subdivisions
and brokerage. Get in on the
ground floor Of Silver Springs fast
est-Rrowing once: licensed in d. c.
and .'aryland. Call Mr.. Peoples
z 2 BLANCHARD. Realtor ~.
REAL ESTATE statesmen eff
you are successful salesman, with
q record of substantial sales, to
make HSIT fae eas than ySp ere p 5eao year
you should take ADVANTAGE of this
opportunity to Join the real estate
leader. Real estate experience pre-
ferred but not necessary. Generous
draws. with liberal commission,
specializing in new homes. broker
age. acreage and Investment prop
1900. Mr.. PTvER
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. 25-45
yrs, to locate In Alexandria with
q young progressive real estate
corporation. Send complete resume
to sales manager. Box 457-E, Star.
REAL ESTATE Statesmen, t2)--
Why not become associated with
an aggressive and modern real es.:
tate firm where you are assured
OF every cooperation. with plenty Of
leads and property. to sell? Please
call Mr. shaw or Mr.. Post, for APP
pointment al YOUR convenience
ART POST, REALToR. XII. s-6220
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, for ac-
tive Fails Church once. car es-
sential; prefer local resident. For
the best deal in Northern Virginia,
call MR.. NICHOLSON. JE. 2-l450.
REAL ESTATE statesmen
PART TINE
Excellent opportunity to supple
ment your income; progressive. we'll
known real estate firm. ENRICH
REALTY. ST. 3-0O66. Monday.
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INSURANCE SaleSTnen

Age IS to As. for once pay debit,
no debit detail work. on.the- Job
training. salary and commission,
paid vacation. car allowance. Ex-
perience not necessary. For appoint
ment, call Mr. Shreve. PEOPLES
LlFE INSURANCE CO.. Ma. S-92a3.
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INSURANCE
statesmen
PART TIME
OR FULL TINE

Selling all types OF general IN
surance; earnings unlimited with ex-
ceIlent commission, . wonderful on
portunlty 10 supplement your present
necessary: Join Virginia'S largesi
growing insurance agency to as
sure your earning potential Write
SWING qualifications and references
Box l2O-H Star
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Mechanic IIs,a!L /, for ..ryicips Ou.So.T {

MECHANIC Tor sefviclng CUPBOARD
motors. JU. 5-7774. Mr. STAN.
MECHANICS. experienced on small
gasoline engines and sharpening
lawn mowers. Also need shop fore
man capable Of taking complete
charge Of shop. Apply s to = am
pointment. Do not apply unless
you can qualify. C. p. ARMIGER.
INC, D45 Pershing drive. Silver
Spring, Nd, Juniper a-6767.
MECHANICS i2l. must be LIST class
Eord exper.: all benefits. See Mr.
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The Evening Star
1101 PA. AVE. NV.
statesmen (3)

internationally known COM
pany established in 1850 de-
Sirous of hiring 3 men to
handle new territory. Our
business has increase d
1907 this year and is still
expanding. Men hired must
be neat, have a car and be
able to meet the public. We
will not hire any men who
do not have an excellent
chance of succeeding. Com
plete training program and
monthly guarantee TO men
selected. Call RE. 7-4408 for
appointment.
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SALESMAN, exper. We
most lucrative positions for one
additional good salesman in our
large store: medium to top lines.
5. G. FuRNITURE PAIR INC.
Mclean. Va. Elmwood $4,000.
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statesmen
FURNITURE

We have openings for two ex-
perienced furniture and appliance
statesmen. Can earn up TO $4,000
year We also offer many company
BENEFITS. Steady employment Ask for
Mr. BARRY T34 eth st NV
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SALESMAN
$50 Drawing Account
Experienced in selling furniture
Write Box 1S2-M. Star.

SALESMAN
Sell Sc convertible debentures to
1900 stockholders. must have car
to show dredging. screening, ore
concentration mill and shell stacker
in operation. previous experience
unnecessary: high commission. Call
for apt. TITANIUM ORES CORP
g525 Georgia ave, Silver Spring,
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GARAGE CHECKER. for large mid
town parking garage, IN modern
once building. Apply RIM. 3l9
1924 X ST. NV. CAFRITZ CO.
GlASSBLOWER-S appaTa-
nus production and custom. l5-2O,
VI man. We service the Gov. anc
industrial labs of some OF tn,
country's leading scientists. Our
is a fully equipped glass plant VIII
separate conditioned lab anc
shop area. A wonderful spot ane
future presently exists within oul
group tTTAss tG ggLo SSsSs a RssocH
ATES. INC, 105l5 Metropolitan
go Ra1einof0n Nd
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$3,72O- $4,32O

Apply OFFICE OF COUNTY Ex-
EcuTIvE, Courthouse. Fairfax. Va
MECHANIC-New-ear dept pref
erably with Ltneoln-Mereury ex-
commensurate with ability. Call
MR. JONES. yU. 5000.
MECHANIC SUPERyIsOR. new car
preparation dept. knowledge, power
equipment. chrvsler and Imperial
cars required 40-hr, Wk., excel
lent starting salary. All co. dement's.
excellent working conditions See
Mt woodward, Service MANAGER
ROYAL CHRYSLER INC, 300l
r. ]; ave. Brentwood. Nd. WA.
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SALESMAN

To cover central Va. calling on
hardware, paint, and bldg. supply
chimes. polishers and floor materials
Liberal commission arrangements.
Full credit on mail orders. Age 25-
so Write details for interview. d
v. ALLEN CLARKE SANDING MA
CHINE CO.. 1915 Livingston ST. NV,
Wash. d C
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Map Craftsman

Fairfax County has q position
open for q photographic aide who
has some experience in DRAFTING
property maps and In reading and
using aerial photography maps.