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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-07
V|STAS IN SCIENCE
All About Some Pretty Heavy Stuff
By THOMAS r. HENRY

luminescence around north
and south magnetic poles.
which on rare occasions may
extend far into the temperate
zones. will be a major subject
of investigation during the In
ternational Geophysical Year.
No theory to date has been
entirely satisfactory in ex-
planning the phenomenon, DR..
Willard H. Bennett of the
naval laboratory staff recently
explained to the Washington
Academy of Sciences. 1t first
was poStulated that the lights
we're due to streams of par
ticles, mostly protons and cleo
irons shot from the surface of
the sun. AS these approached
the earth, it was postulated.
they were drawn toward the
magnetic poles. resulting in
the luminous phenomena due
to reactions with atoms in the
high atmosphere. This now
has been modified to an as
sumption of streams consist
ing entirely of protons, the
electrons having been de-
Elected in the long flight
through space.
Two forms of the lights
have been observed. First is
the so-called quiet arc
general luminescence spread
over the sky. The other form
is much more spectacular with
brightly colored. moving
"draperies." The differences
may be in part due to altitude.
the thickness of the atmos-
phere. and the kind Of atmos-
pheric atoms encountered.
These factors, in turn. may be
due to the energy with which
the jets leave the sun.
1t has been calculated, DR..
Bennett said. that a particle
propelled with an energy Of
a billion electron volts could
penetrate within 10 kilo-
meters of the earth's surface.
while particles with energies
of only a hundred million
volts could not get closer than
100 kilometers Differences OBJ
served between arctic and
antarctic auroral zones are
accounted for by the fact that
the earth's magnetic axis does
not pass through the center
of the planet.
Earth Simulated
A gas tube known as the
stormertron, DR.. Bennett said,
has been devised to simulate
the aurora in the laboratory.
A stream of electrons from a
gun passes through mercury
vapor maintained at a very
low pressure. In the center
of the tube is a simulated
earth" containing a small
magnet. The direction Of the
beam and the orientation of
the earth are continually va
riable. and the luminous beam
twists and turns through fan
taStic convolutions as the di-
rection is shifted back and
forth.
Fluorescent material with
which the earth" is coated
shows by bright patches
whenever the beam actually
strikes it. Sometimes the beam
is twisted to produce a bright
halo around the earth, similar
to the general glow observed
in the polar regions. Some
times the path takes the form
OF rose petal curves. appear
ing alternately in Northern
and Southern Hemisphere.
This behavior. DR.. Bennett
said. accounts for auroras OBJ
served at Fairbanks. Alaska,
followed minutes later by
similar display in South Africa
and still LOFT hx, ono u, N,Or,ra,,
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There might be stuff in the
universe weighing more than a
half billion tons a cubic inch.
Some such mass could ac-
tually exist in dwarf white
hot stars found in the Milky
Way galaxy.
An estimate of the ultimate
possible weight of matter was
presented before the Wash
ington Academy of Sciences
recently by DR.. Robert Jastrow
of the Naval Research Labora-
tory. Such matter would con-
sist entirely of closely packed
nuclei of atoms. All matter
known to man. of course, is
mostly weightless vacuum.
The distances from the CEN
trail nuclei and the revolving
outer electrons is relatively
equivalent to distances be-
tween the sun and the planets.
Nuclei of atoms are made
of two elementary particles
protons and neutrons. They
are packed in an approximate
sphere where the distances
between them average. about
10000, 900, 000, 000ths of an
inch. The theory of the dwarf
white stars, weighing thou
sands of times as much as the
sun, although some may be
smaller than the earth, is that
they consist of more or less
close approaches to this state
of matter. They are very old
stars. Through astronomical
processes in the three or four
billion years that have elapsed
since creation all the outer
electrons have been stripped
from their atoms. Most are
invisible. Their presence is
determined from their gravita-
tional attraction for other stars.
Actually, however, nothing
has been found that comes
close to the theoretical limit of
mass. The stuff weighing a
half billion tons a cubic inch
must be considered, for the
present. only a theoretical pos
sibility-certainly for this part
of the universe.
Still Paradoxical
The atoms themselves in
such a state of matter. DR..
Jastrow pointed out to the
academy, would be held to-
gether by enormous electrical
forces. 1t is release of a minute
amount of these forces which
furnishes the energy of nuclear
bombs.
The general structure of the
atomic nucleus. DR.. Jastrow
told the academy. has been
known for about IS years, but
only in the past few years have
enough facts been known to
acceptably explain its behavior
and these still are insufficient
for precise mathematical cal
culations. The masses and
structures described are the
result of physical observations
which eventually will fit into
an entire acceptable theory.
The information to date has
been obtained largely by shoot
ing beams of minute particles
against nuclei and observing
their behavior. Results are
still paradoxical. The forces of
attraction for such particles
are enormous. yet they seem
to travel for relatively long
distances among the close
packed pfOtOnS and neutrons
without being stopped.
With the "earth in a test
tube physicists of Naval Re
search Laboratory are trying
to probe the mystery of the
northern and southern lights.
This weird, greenish- white
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Returns Greetings

As one of your daily readers.
! want to commend Betty
Beale on her New Years greet
ing. I thought her message
was one of real wisdom and the
judiciOus selection of words
tellingly expressed the
thoughts of the day.
Ralph f. Becker.
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LETTERS TO THE STAR

Pen names MAY be used il
letters carry tCriterS correct
names and addresses All
letters are subject to conden-
Sdtton.
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THIS AND THAT
BY CHARLES E. TRACEWELL

Temp Jones looked at the
array Of suntan lotions on his
shelf, and wondered what on
earth he would do with them
this winter.
Then a brilliant idea came
to him.
Why. he would use them as
hand lotions!
Why not?
All these cosmetic prepara-
tionS are made with an oily
base. just the thing to take
away the sting of cold winds
and dry air.
Templeton Jones. sun adj
dict. had made an intensive
investigation of the various
preparations last summer.
He knows the liquids, the
creams. the super-this and
the Super-that.
Pharmaceutical manufac-
turers compete with one an
other. not only with products.
but also with ideas.
The firm that can come up
with a new idea which pleases
the great American woman is
made. both financially and in
reputation.
n
Though these preparations
are definitely slanted toward
feminine America. the men
also buy them. though in a
rather sneaking fashion.
All except Templeton Jones.
He is the brave fellow who is
not afraid to stand in the sun
to get tanned without need of
any sport or occupation.
Most men must play golf. or
do gardening. or work on the
car.
Tough old Temp Jones needs
no subterfuge.
When he wants to tan, he
tans, that's all.
II he thinks a suntan lotion
is a good thing. he goes to a
drugstore and gets bottle or
plastic tube.
So there is Jones with a
long array of tubes. jars and
whatnot. Especially the what
not.
Now he is using them up as
hand lotions, and finds they
work very we'll.
The ingredient which is sup
posed TO keep the harsh rays"
Of the sun from burning the
skin is a total loss. maybe, at
this time of year.
There is not enough power
in the rays to burn even the
skin Of a baby at this season.
Washington. in recent years,
has become a very gray winter
city
Doctors complain Of 1t. for
their patients.
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Challenges Refugees

Ralph E. Becker
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Hollis Shomo,

Supervisor, Poultry and Egg
Section. Commonwealth Of
Virginia, Division OF Markets.
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LUBRlcATiON MAN, expeF,: perm
Near-lQund work iTnmed, opening
DISTRICT CONCRETE Co, ae0o
Branch ave. Silver Hill. Nd.
|MACHINlsT INSTRUMENT MAKER
Tor scientific research orehnlEa-
ton good pay, steady employ
ment' excellent WORKING condi-
ton, retirement and hOspitaliHn-
tion benefits. Box 43-G. Star
MACHhNIsT, apprentice. under IS,
With some exper,. instrument
work Bethesda area. OF. 4-l0l2.
MANAGER. white. ali-round super
mkt. exper,, TOP salary; closed
sun $500 1ith at. NV,
MANAGER, parking lot; hi1h-typs
man OF experience. Excellent
vases and terms. Write Box $40.
2t4As
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ROUTE Statesmen

ANS - A@AAA&A4A<ANAe@AN
Married men. Age 1888. for sstab.
sn .ase eom rSe.ss ,l gsrRsns zo gotGs
NEilf NOTHING Co, 100 Jefief.
son payls hwy, AEllneton.
ROUTE MAN
This u the opportunity you have
chance TO be q route salesman for
% bis company. d Well-kn0wn com
pany, over 2b years Of eo0d quality
work. y7b guarantee plus bonus,
cQmmissions. q days . week. Ap-
pIo ors AVE. = b hASMDMx ia na' Bait
sALEsMAN. for part time eeilins
IN mems clothing store; salar,
CLOTHS. 1O1e 2 81. NV
SALESMAN to work for local home
improvement company drawing ae-
count against 5000 deal on
EsoSNsisssftnueeFPPYolyr &c. ,5 sEY Psnha
ave Sc. Bel. . am. and $50 , m,
SALESMAN. part time, for sub.
urban furniture store. prefer ex-
JRU 5Eriif6Hssf fArsssfGfRohM NJ EuRk MYT5aI
Co. 4i06 Wilson blvd Arlins-
SALESMAN. meat. fully experienced
In restaurant and hotel supply
Salary, commission, and Dement'S
Permanent position for top man
Write for interview, JULIUS gTEIk
Co. 1916 LAUREL at, Phila. 20, Pa
SALESMAN, Offset machine and
suppiissi protected Wash. terri.
tory; liberal salary plus com.
mission; exper. pref; selling aid
National advertising and leads
DITTO, INC. phone Ex. 3-7003.
SALESMAN - Estimation salesman
for insulation dept, Of large con
eern: knowledge Of blueprints re-
auired; car necessary; Leads fur.
nished for both new and ole
construction. Cali Mr.. GRANT
81 NE. 1850. Ext. .2e6, hetweer
3 am. and I pm. for appt.
SALESMAN OR DIsTRIBUT0H
State Of Nd: every type d bust.
ness can use this product. For in
s ass, iv,s: s weekdays sitsr pm,
SALESMAN. alert and aggressive
young man with pleasing person
atty for active jewelry store re.
~ s sspss 5 psssSscEfi AP soeo DAv,
Pentagon BLDG. Wash, d. c. Call
ia. 2-7tO7 for appt,
SALESMAN, EXECUTIVE TYPE--
Capable Of earning In excess o.
$4,000 and with management
potential. .Aee $3.50. SalaTl
plus commissions and intensive
trainine program with large ma
confidence TO BOZ 274-0. star,
SALESMAN. some experience, Il
solicit fTeisht for Class carrier
salary, bonus: car furnished anc
expenses. BOZ l4-O, star,
SALEsMAN - Young man. expert.
enced In mems furnishings; per-
mAnenA position. Apply Nj. Tom
kins, STEWART MEMS CLOTHES
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STATESMEN. for sas island work
able 10 give the courteous service
our customers expect. Contact MI.
SKULL, GALL CARL ESQ. STA
TON, Ga ave. and cOlesyille
fd.. silver spring.
Statesmen, we have been engaged
In the speciality heating business
in Washington for SO years and
now have q sound. honest position
for . steady, reliable man who Is
looking for q good oppQrtunlty,
We won't make q lot Of foolish
promises but 10 q man who has
had successful experience In SELF
Ing heating equipment we can as
sure him Of earning 70 5000 .
eonnt avaiiab bE please contact
Mr.. Beatty or Mr. Phelar OF IRON
FIREMAN SALES CORP, no.
2-b2OO.
need several outside
statesmen who can produce, car
necessary. 500 per VIZ plus
bonus. Apply MosKINs. 729 9TH
81. NV.
Statesmen, high callbre. to call on
auto dealers with car inspection
and one-ytar warranty program.
Automotive sales background nee
essary. Earninss $4,000 70 S25,-
600 Travel up 10 80 miles, Write
UNITED STATES CAR TESTING
CO. 1897 West Third st.. Dayton
~, OHIO.
gALEsMgN--S6O per deal paid day
after delivery, You can work leads
or canvass full or spare time. No
doWn nayment, 50 Der week pay
plan. See MR.. CLARK at 342l NJ
81. NV. a.m.-5:3O pm. Monday.
Statesmen, full and part time
Tor heavy restaurant equipment
and store fixtures. Call for ap-
polntment Mon. throush Fri. LA
0-bJ03.
SALESMAN. neat and aggressive
car essential; leads furnished
See Mr. BURNETT, suite $50
Warner BLDG, 18th and z sts
NV. 10 an. TO ] pm, Monday
Statesmen - Ad matches; sell
amazing designsl 10. 20, 3d.. 40
BidoER sPoT CASH COMM.
Every business prospect. Re-
peats, Start without exper.; men
women. full, part time. BQ1
NOTHING, Sales kit furn. MATCH
CORP or AMERICA. Dept.
Pm. Chicago 80
statesmen, ExPER. MATURE
MARRIED. references. bondable
earnestly desires opportunity "a
earn more than average income
Up 70 500 per wk DRAW after
wks. training. This Is an outside
sales position. We supply you with
only qualified leads. No canvas.
sing. Car necessary, RIM. J.. 4l4a
Wilson blvd. Arl,. Va. Apply onlJ
between 3 and 10 Am.
Statesmen, MEMS WEARING
are looking for STEADY reliable
person who would enjoy selling 70
college trade: full and part time.
HERBfE HAYES UNIV. SHOP
nrrNT
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LOAN MANAGER
ATTENTION
WE HAVE AN

WE HAVE AN
OPENING FOR WHICH
WE WILL PAY THE
TOP SALARY WITH
UNLIMITED CHANCES
FOR ADVANCEMENT
For this position we are
seeking a man expert.
enced as a small loan
manager, or a quail
fled assistant manager
who is seeking ad-
vancement to a better
paying position, but is
stymied by his present
company's salary limi-
tations. This is the OPP
portunity OF a lifetime
for a brilliant future in
the automotive finance
field. All replies will
be held strictly conf
Dental. II you qualify,
please call Miss Ellen
Conner, Elk. $4,000.
This is a private phone.
Appointments will be
made with my prin-
cipal away from our
office day or night.
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aILP--MIa

PLUMBERS, must have hand tools,
VA P:sI sPs i s9 On. is ssTs sSa' cill
tsIl Ek . 4sg y 3J s sHRs'd
PORTER, eoIQIed, seRsr. married
sn sn iGT enc s.sn, eei'd and S sspsTl
iiooFs and DO metal cleaning; union
wages. fS-hour week. holidays on.
Write giViBG experiences. Box $50.
PORTER -JANITOR, downtown Of
nee BLDG, ever 20; salary and apt.
1918 ,SI Rsnss ~ WV. BR1 r.. s.osso
PRRsBMAN. Harris i7Mx22M LsB,
color process exper.: top wages.
oooDHART'B. 1907 I4th u. NV.
HU. $4,000.
FRESHMAN
For part time, on Miehle vertical;
only AL man for quality work will
P 81 son nanbs1 Boo sS0o star ave
PRINTING, commercial- PRINTING
background, 10 serve house ae-
counts and new accounts In wash
ingt0n area; will work from al
ready established branch once for
Baltimore plant. Please send com
plete resume which viii be held
N strict confidence. BOZ $40.
PRINTING PRESS OPERATOR,
part time: 1900 multi-iith. 10.
PRINTING PRODUCTION
Leading local litho plant re-
auires man familiar with ell phases
To- take sSHs.s Shs,sss 3u, e ne.
fN3-0, Star.
PRODUCE MAN. full time for self
service SUPER market. Must be. ex-
perienced, Good pay and working
Sssg RcakIsiiSSRosH lSsuptiRRMkPEsKsiHefP,,
1928 Rhode island ave. ne. No
phone calls please.
PRODUCTION MAN, to. work. IN
large photographic plant located n
suburban Nd. near .. CT: excel
@ J FRAN ssnS les1 snd esns
experience, 10 BOZ 1900, star.
All replies strictly confidential.
our people Know Of this id.
PROFESSIONAL sALks cAREER-
into the life insurance business.
get In touch with Us Immediately
permits yon 10 estabiish yourself
painiessly: talary PLUS commits
stons. Young. rapidly growing or
binary agency. Call Monday, Mr..
BE00s, TE, 0-OOss.
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ELECTRTCIANS
ENGINEER

ExpeIIenesd on commercial and
'ns 81. s......iss' os "a, s.isgas, sas's
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QlLP--MER

HARDWARE cLEnEs, sxPeg, yrIls
q Dot phone fivine last 9 place,
81 ssSR'p'HxXSsn' HsRbwsskIsEE' GO.
HOTEL DISK CLERK, white. ex.
Esrrisneed pnx: " pm, e : Am
ss nj sSed wS sSss0n IT, s rstiss
HOTEL NIGHT MAN
For nearby motor hotel. IL pm
10 am, knowledge OF bookkeep-
ing essential exper. preferred, per-
nianent. Advancement opportunities.
Boa p7-0, star.
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(3J

statesmen ~
COLORED-MO. GUAR.
Married men with cars. anxious
to Improve their financial status.
Full time only. Gail IA. a-56O9
for interview, ask for Mr.. GRANT
statesmen
CAREER POSITIONS
SALESMAN. age 2S-35, hsg.,
strong retail-vholesale foods eN-
per: TO be sr. area repres, q
excel. brewery Resume SUN reaui rec
expenses. benefits.
SALES PROMOTION, age 1855.
hiss: strong ad writing, oirect
mail and sound sales snow.ho
for kitchen distributor, salary;
REGIONAL SALES MANAGER. age
30-4b. with current income not
under $500. executive eahoef
only for dynamic nationaily
known co. with heavily edver,
tised product: 70 sell high-cosi
franchises to distributors. Re-
sumo required Position worth
$40, OO0-S2O,OoO
SPECIALITY SALESMAN. must have
speciaity stores for foundation
Earment mfg. in Phila.. BALTIC.
wash. area. Resume required
Should net S7,S0O-SS. 600
SALES TRAINEE, hiss. :0-26 yrs,
some sales. stock, clerical ex-
per. type IS w.p.m., military
service complete or exempt,
10 $500
INVESTIGATES TRAINEE for out
standing org. In local area,
strong sales potential req. h.s,gs
2s-3O. type so w.pm. 10 $4,000
EMPLOYERS INSURANCE SALES
MAN. unique oppor. 70 sell. cas-;
uaity ms. TO local industrial and
business concerns. college grad.
s7-3b. No night selling. Sal
AIRY $4,000 plus commission
REGIONAL SALES MANAGER for
natl. commercial aircraft CO., to
expand dealer org., must be
manager caliber and aviation
BACKGROUND desirable; high dol
lar unit sales eXper. and volume
sales records important. Salary
negotiable.
SIR. AID SPACE SALESMAN, . yrs
direct sales exper.. for natl.
corp. college grad., 2S-35, brief
training: salary, 500 plus
should Gross 70 $4,000
Call Mr.. Heaven or for these and
many other sales opportunities.
Smelling a. Smelling
PERSONNEL CONsULTANTS
COS l4th 81. NV. 81. 3-6SSS
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PHARMACISTS

Registered in Nd: excellent salary.
t4.hour week. . holidays year
ness; ideal WORKING conditions, ex-
ceilent chance for advancement /.
vacation with pay after year;
sick leave after 1 year; insurance
and disqualification available after
Ma. months ~, ,ho retlreme NJ
with years service Write or ap-
PEoPLkS DRUo sToREs. INC.
40 lin st. NV. Washington,
3 g. IA, .1. to Or over , sST In IN snd
PLUMBERS, experienced on new
work. RIA. 6-62s7.
PLUMBER; knows Md. code, drivers
license. Needs transportation TO
shop only. Afternoon or Monday,
CRntfal R-Ahsl
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INSPECTORS
Electro-Mechanical

For inspection Of electro mec han-
lcal devices. Basic knowledse OF use
q aspeetlon toels tmies eauees,
wiring diagrams required.
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MULTILITH
OPERATOR

Permanent position available In
large company for Q multilith op-
orator. under laFe IS, with ex-
perienee on models 1850 and eO60
5-day 4O-hr, week: annual and
sisk leave. retirement. and life In
employe benefits.
In confidential resume please
provide ase. education. experience
and salary desired. Box 1906,
S"''
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PROPERTY MANAGEMENT

large, well-established air-conditioned real
estate office has opening in its property manage
nent department for man. not over 40 years OF
age, with some experience In management work
This Is permanent position with ample oppor-
tunity for advancement. Must have automobile, but
liberal allowance and free parking space provided
Company furnishes free lunches, has retirement
plan, group disqualification, life insurance, and
operates on 5-day, STA hour work week Appli-
cations will be kept confidential until applicant is
contacted. Apply In own handwriting, stating
education, previous experience and salary ex-
pected.
BOX 198-G STAR
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PRoPERTy M.i;A!!NAoKMENT


PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
DEPARTMENT
Need competent outside man
tenance problems Needs car, must
pc thoroughly honest reliable and
industrious, Finest references re-
quired This Is . permanent posi-
ton with unlimited Opportunity
for. advancement based on ability
and apElieation thereof.
SHAPIRO, INC. REALTORS
l4lJ X 81. NV. NE. e-l7i7
Publication Production
Assistant
Career opportunity for young
man or woman In the expanding
publication program Of the AmeFi-
can Chemical Society. OutstandinR
requirement ts desire 10 learn and
work In leld OF periodical publiea-
ton production. This Is Q BEGIN
ming position ofiering excel. career
opportunities, Write Production
MGR. 1885 18th st. NV. giving out
line OF training and Tor eKpeT, and
what you know about the puhlicA-
ton Geld incl. salary requirements.
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SALESMAN

Large estab, manufacturer has
opening in Washington area for
hsE5ss' sssr salesman
cellent salary. bonus, commission,
company insurance dement's, earn
bonus lst month, wonderful profit-
able future for right man in a
good business; car necessary. Phone
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QUALITY
CONTROL

Outstanding cares. oppor-
tunity for man ito 30 years
OF agel either experienced In
quality control procedures.
OF college graduate 10 train
In the held Of quality con-
troll With q long established
manufacturing ousi ness,
Successful applicant will
train IN New York City for
about one year; then move
20 Wayneshofo. vlrginia
where he will assume COM
plete responsibility for the
quality control function,
This opportunity Is ideal
for man tand his family 20
LIVE In Q beautiful commu-
nifty, mild climate, with
GOOD schools. virginia rest
dents anxious to return TO
the Old Dominion state will
Be given first confederation.
Write 10 Walter J. Rudicus.
1lO East l4th ST.. New York
p. NJ " Pleas do mt nhone
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Teachers; white:

TEACHERS; white: trained for
science. nath., EnGiish and social
studies, arts snd crafts musif,
elementary .hnd for Enelish louts
et i1sS~n ma niii hnz.s seheTpY iczgggs 0s;
AdcY.. 1341 O NV. -
TELLER lI.v i Exc a1ssl e ,,,I sSy !, pcs
S re zos y zTun sxpe @af d ss icSs
o. branch bank: IA days; %
5000 5000 ,,l ~ res 4 tss M, MAEAsG lls.
1901, l435 q NV.
TELLER TRAINEE, Alex. $3.50,
public contact, good math. back
ground, career Job: min. S225.
POTOMAC EMPL.. oil King sts
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TECHNICIANS
ELECTRONIC

Requires previous military sery.
ice or trade school training in fun
damentals Of eleetronics. Positions
Involve construction Of experi-
mental eleetronic equipment. work
Ing from schematic dtaerams. TX
cellent opportunity 10 advance 10
position.
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INSPECTORS
MACHINED PARTS

Must be capable Of using machine
shop measuring instruments for
inspection OF nFst-piece expert
mental and production parts.
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TESTER

We will train for assembly and
testing Of electro meehanicai inStEu-
ments permanent commercial job;
company benefits. Apply 1905
pm, Mon. through Fri, or call 10.
An % for amt
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RELR-MEN
Statesmen

I'VE GOT WHAT YOU ARE
LOOKING FOR. CALL Mr..
ANDERSON DI. 7-7865.
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Married men. ase 1898. for sstab.
lisAed routes: peTmanent posltiot.
son bs nHIhH Ny. As S1 aoO 'sn'r'
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RADIO sERvICEMxN. expef. In
Hi-Fi record players. tape record
part time. ATLANTIC RADIO 4
~ SERVICE, 1925 18th ct. ne.