davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-29
LANCER Loses
North Dakota
COP. Backing
Convention Rejects
Bid for Support in
Reelection Fight

BISMARCK, N. OAK, Mar.
20 (R.-The North Dakota Re-
publican indorsing convention
last night turned down the
bid of veteran Senator William
LANCER for reelection to his
fourth term in Washington.
He was first elected to the Sem
ate in 1910.
Senator LANCER lost out 10
1t. Gov. Clyde Duffy alter five
ballots and three hours Ut
heated debate.
On the final ballot Mr.. Duff
fy drew 345 of the 523 total
votes, while Senator LANCER
received lit. In the previous
tallies Senator LANCER never
approached closer than 50 or so
votes to the 263 majority NEEDED
for Endorsement.
Can File in Primary
In Washington Senator Lam
ger could not be reached for
immediate comment.
His rundown, however, does
not eliminate Senator LANCER
from the Senate race. He may
file in the primary. In the
absence of word from him
friends said they expected him
to seek the Republican nomina-
ton. If that fails he could run
as an independent in the gen.
eral elections.
Ray Schnell, Dickinson ranch
er and former North Dakots
Lieutenant Governor, third mar
in the indorsing race, drew one
vote on the final ballot.
Senator LANCER has been 6
political power in the State
since the early 1930S, when hi
was elected Governor under thu
Nonpartisan League banner. In
winning his third Senate term
lin 1852. he carried every county
in the State.
Party Split Feared
Old Guard members Of thu
league and the Republican Or.
ganizing Committee joineC
forces two years ago after al
insurgent league element SWUNG
the Nonpartisans into the Dem
ocratic column.
Prior to two years ago, the
NonpartiSan League and thu
ROC had fought itsOut for Re.
publican nominations in pri.
maries for 40 years.
Mr.. Duffy had been afhliateC
with the ROC group before the
upsurge of the unity drive.
Anti-Langer forces charged
in speeches that Endorsement
of the 71-year-old Senator
would spell the end to party
unity. And the charge came
from LANCER supporters thai
failure to indorSe him woulC
"split the party wide open"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-29

ONAASAoO 1ASAAAOA A0A OAA WIN
Tidal Basin.
The only disappointment was
the lack of blossoms on the
Japanese cherry trees ringing
the basin. They're in bud. but
cold weather delayed the bios
SONS, not expected to show in
profusion for about a week.
The clear bright weather,
with temperatures up to nearly
so degrees, is expected to con-
tinue for the illuminated
parade tonight.
A colorful and exciting
Cherry Blossom Festival Ball
last. night dispelled whatever
gloom earlier unpleasa n
weather had cast on Washing
ton and the Nations salute to
spring.
The big moment last night
was the spin of the Wheel OF
Fortune which selected Names
stately princess, Miss Drigotas,
queen of the 1858 festival.
Still No Blossoms
The only pessimistic note Is
the weather prediction for TO-
morrow-coudy with rain likely
by afternoon. The festival
schedule calls for a repeat per-
Torrance of the pageant al
q pm.
The Weather Bureau said 9
rain moving eastward from
Mississippi has a better thar
$3.50 chance" of hitting the
city. The temperature is ex-
pected to reach a high Of
about so.
Close to $4,000 had been ex.
pected to view the pageant to.
day and tomorrow and about
10000 will see the four houl
Illuminated parade. which vii
begin at 8 pm. on K street be.
tween Seventh and Ninth street!
NV. From there, it will go III
K street to Connecticut avenue
proceed on Connecticut avenue
to M street.
The grand marshal will bt
Michael AnSara, televiSion',
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-29
Reuther Says Koh|er
Can Sign JAW Pact
NLRB Asked
For Opinion
On'LegoIity
BY LEE M. COIN and
WILLIAM HINES
atar star Writers

Walter P. Reuther today
challenged the Kohler Co.'S
stand that it cannot legally
sign a contract with the United
Auto Workers.
The JAW president called
this argument dead wrong"
and asked the Senate Rackets
Committee to get a legal opin-
ion from the National Labor
Relations Board.
If the company is right, Mr..
Reuther said, a new and
serious flaw in the Taft-Hart-
ley Act requires new legislation.
President, Herbert v. Kohler
and the Wisconsin plumbing
fixture company'S chief rego-
tiator, Lyman Conger, have
testified that it would be IL
legal for them to sign a JAW
contract to settle the four-year
strike. They contend the union
no longer represents a majority
of the workers at the Sheboy-
gan (Wis.) plant.
Situation Outlined
Mr.. Reuther replied that
"once a union is certified a.
the collective bargaining agent.
it remains the collective oar
gaining agent unless and until
liberalization proceedings are
instituted and are successful.
No such decertiflcationS are
possible here because of the
pending unfair labor practice
charges against the company
and the trial examiners find
ingS sustaining those charges"
Actually, he said. the JAW
is the only union with which
the company legally can sign
an agreement, and Kohler
knows it.
The company argument Ia
based on the fact that it is
operating with nonstriking
workers.
If this argument prevails, Mr..
Reuther said, cit would mean
that the law enables a company
to defy the letter and the spirit
of the law, refuse to bargain
in good faith and employ
strike breakers with immunity.
But if the company is wrong
on. the law. he charged, then
it will stand further exposed
as a feudal, antilabor company
seeking at all costs, and lille
gally. to avoid entering into q
contract with an honest, demo-
cratic trade union chosen by
the Kohler workers and legally
certified by the United States
Government"
Wants NLRB Official Called
He asked the committee 10
resolve the vital legal point"
by taking testimony Monday
from an NLRB official. Com
See LABOR, Page Al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-29

Cochise. He will wear full
Apache regalia and ride a palo-
mino horse.
More than 200 units will
march in the parade. There
will be illuminated floats, prin-
cesses. IS bands, drill teams and
majorettes. comedy and mount
ed units. Most of the States
east of the Mississippi Valley
will be represented.
Stands for the parade tonight
are between Thirteenth and
Seventeenth streets on K street
NV. The reviewing stand is
between Seventeenth street and
Connecticut avenue on K street.
Tickets at $3.50, $500 and $3.50
still are available at various To-
cations in town. including the
Drug Fair at Seventeenth and
K streets NV. and the Shera-
ton Park. Dupont Plaza. Stat
Ter. Raleigh and Willard HoJels.
Bendix to Be Replaced
william Bendix, the film stal
who is master of ceremonies fol
this afternoons pageant. is tc
De replaced in the role tomorrow
by Japanese Ambassador Koi-
chiro Asakai.
Winners in the drill team
competitions are to receive
their trophies at the pageant
tomorrow. The first, second
and third place teams are:
National champion-PurduG
University.
Division A (teams in Wash
ington area brennan Rifles o.
Catholic University, Dowdi
Rifles of Georgetown Univer.
sity, Pershing Rifles, George
Washington University.
Division B (teamS from otheI
areas) - Purdue, PerShinG
Rifles, Clemson College; Perish
ing Rifles. Pennsylvania STATE
University.
The highlight of last night
oall was the selection of the
Continued on Page A-22, Col.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-29
Shots From Cor Kill z

PARIS, Mar. 90 (R.-Two
Frenchmen were killed and two
seriously wounded last night
when men described by police
as North Africans shot up a
narrow street from a moving
car
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-29
FAITH RECALLED
FROM GOLGOTHA

THE STARK CLIFF Of Golsoths.
scene Of the crueifixion Of Christ,
Illustrates tOdoy's message on The
Power Of FOith." See Pose All.
PASSOVER sedes throughout the
world next Friday night will salute
the oneient Hebrews whom Moses
led out Of slavery in Egypt 5000
yeon ego. Pose A-l0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-29
BULLETIN
Soviet Protests Tests

LONDON (R.-The Soviet
Union today protested the
United States decision TO
carry out nuclear tests in Pa
cific areas (which the United
Nations handed over in trust
to the United States"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-29
Police Seize 80 in Raid
On College Park Club
40 Sworn on After-Hours Spot,
Round Up Putrons Who Paid 81 Fee

With all the precision of military operation Prince
Georges County police early today raded aftehours
club arrested 29 youthful patrons and charged four with
operating the place
More than 40 policemen bounced the old two-story
house in the 1900 block Hartwck the shop
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-29
Everything but Blossoms
On Hand for Festival
Sunny Skies, High Temperatures Fail
To Open Buds for TiduI Basin Pageant

bright sun today brought warmth and holiday
atmosphere to the Cherry Blossom Festvaeveyhng but
the blossoms themselves
Washington reveed in nearly ideal weather as the
Cherry Blossom Queen Miss Carolyn A. Drgotas of Maine
crowned during the colorfu afternoon pageant at
LETTER Mennnr rial The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-29
STOCKS
IN THE SPOTLIGHT

NEW YORK R.-Following are the
sales add 00), high, Two, closing price
and net change OF the 20 most active
stocks for the week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-29
Guide for Readers

Amusements $40 Lost. Found -.A.3
Churches Ain Music 1850 Al
Classified A-l3-lo Obituary 80 AS
Comics A.20.2l Reel Estote B.l.l2
Crossword -.A-20 Society AT
Editorial A Sports Abb
Edit Articles AS Tv.RodiO All
Hove The Stor Delivered TO
Your Home Daily 0nd Sunday
Dial Sterling $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-29

Increasing cloudiness tonight. low SO
Cloudy Sunday with rain likely by after
noon. Gull report, Page A-2)
, 1958-11-12
FOR SALE

Grocery and Liquor Store
located on Company Street
corner to Princess Street in
Christiansted. For reasonable
price will also sell property
with business. Wonderful spot
for business and residence.
For further information call:
Eusebio Ortiz : Tel. S2sW
, 1958-11-12
JAMES

a. JAMES
pointed Assistant Superinten-
dent of Education and held
that post until his appoint
ment as Director of Personnel
in May, 1947.
Mr.. James is an active COM
munity worker, participating
in church and civic affairs.
Victor Ebbsen, Principal Per
sonnet Technician in the Divi-
son of Personnel, has been de-
.eignated Acting Director of
that Division. He first joined
the Division in 1947 and ex-
cept for periods Of study and
military furlough, has been a
member Of the staff ever since.
He is a graduate Of Syracuse
University and was the first
winner Of the Foresight Schol-
arship for the Virgin Islands.
, 1958-11-12
Columbia Pictures presents:
GIANT CLAW"
LATEST NEWS
THURSDAY and FRIDAY

MIG. M. Pictures presents:
TENSION AT TABLE ROCK"
Richard Egan, Dorothy Malone,
Cameron Mitchell,
Coward or Hero he was haunt
ed by his black past. A boys
faith, a wo1nan's love could
they make him live again?
LATEST NEWS
, 1958-11-12
w AN TED

Salesman : Must have drivers
license. Speaking knowledge
of Spanish preferred. Excel
lent opportunity for rapid adj
vancement for young man
willing to work and accept
responsibility. Write qualifica-
tons to SALESMAN, Box
No. 1873, C'sted, ST. Croix, V. l,
Specify academic preparation,
past experience, and minimum
salary acceptable. All applica-
tons will be kept confidential.
, 1958-11-12

Experienced ST. Thomas
Unholstersr will visit ST.
croix periodically # sui
ficient business. Address
1899 St.Thomas
, 1958-11-12
ADULT


SO enthusiastic plans are being
made to extend the program
for the semester beginning
February 1st, and running
through the end Of May. A
Preliminary Registration will
be held in both Frederiksted
and Christiansted during the
first week in January to deter
mine the courses which are
desired by the adult popula-
ton, and every effort will be
made to meet the requests.
, 1958-11-12
5 4 + . a . A y

= q
at soc I'm.
$50 pm Regular Admission
1st Feature:
Columbia:
THE STRANGE ONE"
Ben Gazarra, Julie Wilson
2nd Feature:
Paramount:
WIRETAPPER"
Bill Williams
LATEST NEWS
, 1958-11-12
UNITED STATES

UNITED STATES -.
should collide with another
cosmic body.
The speed will exceed $4,000
miles an hour, and travel time
to the moon will be SO hours
and As minutes. The odds
against reaching the vicinity
Of moon are 2 to |. It will
measure radiation levels all
along the way, he said.
, 1958-11-12
SUNDAY & MONDAY
goth Century Fox presents:
THE THREE FACES OF EVE"
jeanne Woodward, David Wayne,
Lee J. Cobb

The three faces of Eve will reach
out from the Screen to stab you
with the truth of the strangest
true experience a young girl in
love ever lived. Every adult must
SEQ i'll!
II you were married to 'The
Three Faces of Eve" what would
you have done? A moment ago
she was the incest girl in town.
A moment from now she will be
anybody's pickup.
LATEST NEWS
Evening star., 1958-07-03

PATNTTNG PAPERINGi interior
exterior. FHA loans available. For
estimates. eaIi ", e-477l.
Evening star., 1958-07-03

AUTO MECHANICs-We can use s
experienced mechanics. Best pFopo-
sition, II you are. capable you can
pany dement's: permSnert position.
excellent working facilities: refer
ences required. Apply 1912 am.
only at MANHATTAN AUTO, INC,
9TH and z sts. n " See Mr.. Herson
Evening star., 1958-07-03
MOTOR TRAVEL
BUSINESS SERVICES
REPAIRS & SERVICE

ADDITIONS, new and old work,
master brick work, retaining walls.
driveWays. walks, cement work,
painting. HU. 3-4665.
BRICKWORK of all kinds: paint
ing. woodwork. Phone AID, 4-0049.
1 Free estimates. MR.. s. HOSK1NS.
81
BRICK AND BLOCK WORK: free
est. no Job too small; white man
guaranteed work. FL. 4-5S35.
CARPENTER available for any
home repairs. RE. 5-S203.
CARPENTRY, general jobbing. home
improvements. remodeling. store
fronts, fixtures brickwork. plas-
EDDIE HOWELL. JU. 9-406l
CELLARS DUG OUT, special equip
ment; fast and efficiently Grad.
isS iss5SRaYsn snd "a ssfssa sassti5l ANDREW
DRIVEWAYS, PORCHEs, steps.
walks. patios. hSmts., garages; all
kinds concrete work AD. 2-2613.
ELECTRICAL VIKING. large and
small jobs Free estimates Day.
RA. $4,000: night. 10 5-l367
FLAGsTONE WALKS. PATI0s, In
cement: 100 So. t.. SIS installed:
guaranteed HE. 4-24e4.
FLOORS sANDED AND FLNIsHED
Quality work ct q reasonable
price NJ. MORRIS, JU. 9-2277.
FLOOR WORK-sanding and I'm
| iShing. uTices reas., work guagan-
teed c. c. DEAToN. RA. 6-7662.
floors sANDED and finished: old
floors made new, ltn0leum and tile
installed WA. 7-112Q.
PAINTER available for any home
repairs. RE. 5-s203.
PAINTING PAPERINGi interior
exterior. FHA loans availabls. For
estimates can ", s-477l.
Evening star., 1958-07-03
RELP-WoMEH

gHORT-ORDER COOK. white. sx-
per- for evening work or par
time. Call 10. 6-o517 or apply n
g, a M. BARBECUE, a037 BllyeI
Hill rd.. 6pilland, Nd.
STENOGRAPHER part time. for
hro and casualty Insurance once
Phone EX. 3-O6OO MISS KING,
sIENOCRAPHER, experiencedi B.
day wk.. vacation and dement's
Mr., LONG, La. 0-s43O.
TEACHERS, white: S3SO-sSeO mo
ADAMS TEACHERS A0CY,. sos
l4th NV, RE- 1-3o36 t20th yrl,
TELEPHONE OPER., rotating, mul.
tilDe board. PROVIDENCE HOSP.
18th and 'Varnum sts. ne.
TYpIsT = OPPORTUNITY FoH
YOUNG woman interested In ca.
reer with Casually Insurance Co
5-day, 37ih-hr. wk.; pleasant
working conditions. See Mrs. cas-.
sidy, HARTFORD ACCIDENT a
INDEMNITY CO. 1000 Vermont
~ Y ~ ~ "
Evening star., 1958-07-03
PERSONAL

FORMS 81 prepared and typed,
personal eounselling, mimeograph.
ing EXCHANGE SERVICE, 1882
* st. NV, ST. 3-6lS6.
DARK FURNITURE, made iight
free estimates terms PERAGA.
GRAIN CORP. WA 7-S67O
DIETICIAN will care for children
D days, Sl2.50; hourly Soc well.
balanced meals. VII. 6-6l24.
GUEST HOME for retired persons
lee, light rms. 8 good meals. Lge
porch and yard. M. Rock Creek
Park. DE. 2-1S9s,
CHILD CARE for 4-year-old girl
room or apt. for father. Boz
MARTHA GOODWIN ROBINSON, O
brother, contact me. MRS. JOIN
BURNETT, 4716 wash. blvd, Ar
lington.
FISHING PARTIES arranged free
Can AP 7-1500 any time. CUR.
LILY RECREATION AGENCY.
LEARN TO DANCE quickly, mex
pensively in . friendly atmos,
phere; 4 pvt. lessons, semipvt
lessons: 't only So Dtsi csli co. .0set; sessoo
OLD FURNITURE MADE NEW
s3 decorator finishes. terms
PkRMA GRAIN. WA. 7-361O.
DO. GET, FIND, ANYTHING, "a
ANYBODY. any time. Sewing, clean
ing, dog walking, driving, deliver
ing, shopptng, collecting. buytns
baby sitting. telephone answering
etc Anv task you are too busy
too lazy or too banned TO do. cal
TU. 2-S7O4.
Evening star., 1958-07-03
RELP--WOMER
international
Relations
Secretaries

A national scientific or
ganization located in
Washington is seeking two
top-flight secretaries for
work in international Re-
lations office. Experience
required. Training in one
of the natural sciences
and competence in a for
eign language French,
German or Russian) will
be considered strong ad-
ditional assets. Work in
wolves conference organi-
zation, working with COM
mittees Of scientists, well
coming international visi-
tors, and usual secretarial
duties. Salary commen-
surate with qualifications.
Write complete details to
Evening star., 1958-07-03

DRYWALL MEN. tackers, tapers
houses: work yssfsfound' GOOD
pay, Apply DAN osTRoW Con-
sTRUcrToN CO Forest Knobs
SNysdsivss Nsss ss,,v.sl sl2 2ar,,uUsni uniyeEsits blvd.
Evening star., 1958-07-03

AUTO MECHANIC. for volume
Chrysler dealer, Chrysler expert
ence preferred: only 1st-class man
will be considered; excellent start
ing salary and usual company
benefits. Can John Dottellis,
ROYAL CHRYSLER, 1901 Rhode
Island ave, Brentwood. Nd. WA.
Evening star., 1958-07-03

Wien aHswerino a0Deriissmeats
Gdare8sed 10 Siaf boIee % NOT
enclose original references Dho-
fo1fuph1 or Other materials Of
pereonal UGiae. C0Dieg SeFue fhe
purpose orioiaals may GET t0sl
Evening star., 1958-07-03
BOX 277-J. STAR

AUTO MECHANIC. white. to sery.
ice used cars; must furnish ref
erences. Apply In person to Mr..
Fennell L. P. STEUART. NC. i,
34th and BenninE rd. ne. No
phone calls.
Evening star., 1958-07-03
HELPMEM

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
We Specialize IN These Positions
ATLAS AocY, 1920 n, y. Ave. NV
ADJUsTER-ExpsT, auto and liabil-
ity outside adtuater.. natiQna
multiple-llne co. Excel employl
bene. Cal ma. e-7201.
APPLIANCE REPAlRMEN. experi-
eneed. IN repairs, all makes wash
erH, drlera, RANGES, refriaerators,
good pay. paid vacation, RfOuI
must have b. g, driver's pefmii
Rehabilitation. Applv IN person,
6i1a 0eorgia ave, nv, o 10 o,
Evening star., 1958-07-03
Woodward Binding,
WashingtOn o, ID. a..

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the Dtstrlct OF Columbia, Hold
ing PROBATE Court.-N0. 90ol6,
ADMINISTRATION .-rnis Is to Give
Notice: Thai the subscriber, OF
the State Of Maryland, has OBJ
tained from the Probate Court Of
the District OF Columbia. Letters
Of Administration on the estate OF
CLARENCE !. HOLT. late Of the
District OF Columbia, deceased. AL
persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned 10
exhibit the same, with the youch-
ers thereof, legally authenticated,
to the subscriber, on or before the
3Uth day Of December. AID, 1865;
otherwise they may by law be
excluded from ali benent Of said
estate. Given under my hand this
3Uth day OF June. 1865, PEARL
ELIzABETH EMBREY, 5t17 Ham
ilton Manor Drive, W. HyattsYille,
MARYLAND (SealJ Attest: THEO.
DOhE COGS N ELL, register Of
wins for the District Of Columbia,
Clerk 0i the Probate Court.
iy3IOl7
Evening star., 1958-07-03
ARCHITECTURAL
CRAFTSMAN

Steady employment for expert.
eneed man with large development
company For interview. cal MT
IW. q. 4 Il n. MILLER pEv. Co
ASSISTANT RECEIvINd MGR
Familiar with. price marking ant
ms and many co beneilts Appi,
Hechinger Co, 18th q II sts. n e
Evening star., 1958-07-03
AUTO MECHANIC, ChFysieT one

AUTO MECHANIC, Chrysler exper
compl. set OF tools; fiat-rate pay
basis: plenty Of work in our mod
fully equipped shop, II you quahfy
you can earn $3.50 per wk. plus
many company benefits. Apply tc
Mr. Powers, ROYAL MOTORS,
INC, 1910 Upshur ct. NV, IA,
Evening star., 1958-07-03
REpAIRs SERVICE
1coNnINUIDl

PATNTING-Intsr, exter.; gutter
Ga Guar 'oqsas' rsas, %. SSl saSs4s. 1is MA' Lam
PAINTING, interior and exterior,
white mechanics: feas, rhtea. teFmf
arranged. no. 2-02e2 or AP
1eoU4O,
PAINTING-Int. ext: roof. car
pentry, gutter work; by white
Can any time, 10. 1.l000,
PAINTING, Interior; average' s.
Sddr Ssdrm fea HUni souss ssey sioo. srses sSsr.S, e
6-655s; so, s-1fis, sves'
PAINTING, CARPENTRY, PAPER
REc. ROOMS. REhaobf ING, All
KINDS, White contractor. TX, a-
5000 Ewes. sun. and hoi.. VIII
PAINTING, color IN home spray
and brush. Va. Nd, %. c.. nC
drinking honest Wk., 20 yrh, exper
IA, 7-3bQ3.
PAPERINC. Sl2 rm. up; 'Bs sun
fast washable paper. JO, $4,000,
RA, 6-26S4, VIII. 2-e46S.
pLASTERING REPAIRS. old and
VIII. mech. Z; work euar 10, o-4l64
PLUMBING AND HEATING, bath.
rooms and kitchens remodeled o.
installed: We do complete lob:
gas boilers and water heaters; nc
down payment, low monthly pay
ments Can for free estimate day
or night. SHAPIRO PLUMBING
CO, TU. 2-1e00.
pT Vfn9nrAGfz Nrr rrAT1TNfi-r.ar nYfeaa
free est: Permaglas water heatersi
Nd. only. Mr.. LEE, HA. 7-712S
ROOF RRPAIR, al types LowesI
rate N town, Rel. d. c" Va. ano
ROOF REPAIR, $3.50: painting
guttering and carpentry: 20 yrs,
exper 24-hr. service, RE. b-3460
STONE. RLAGsT0NE. CEMENT,
walls. stems, walks, drives. patios
Free est. Call Lu l -47b6.
| TRASH REMOVED
Yards, bsmts. cleaned. Free ests
WALKER TRASH CO. FE. S-2S02
lTV REPAIRs, free estimates; day
night calls. repairs IN YOUR home
Reas rates; ell work guaranteed
4 | year ia. 9-7992
lA-I ROOF REPAIR; painting
gutter spout: new roof: install al
types. Free est. LU. 1880.
lWHEAT'S TREE SERVICE
1 Specializing in tree removals
eaylties, cabling, pruning anc
feeding. No Job Is too large OF
small. For free estimate call
so. 8-0085
Evening star., 1958-07-03
HELP--MEN

REAL ESTATE MANAGER--Experl.
enced. energetic man can earn
above average income: full CO.
operation; full time. Nd. and D. 9
.coverage: once t1 Sc. area. Write
ROUTE SALES: guaranteed earn,
tngs plus car allowance: firing,
henents; established routes selltnf
to furnish Is-ton paneied truck
Call Mr.. FOGLEMAN, after {
pm. Lu. 2-0s47.
R0UTEMAN, Arl. and Alex: ovei
NJ w; to start. IA. 5-e315
pm.
Evening star., 1958-07-03
ASSISTANT TO
HTTH

ASSISTANT TO
THE DIRECTOR
OF international Relations
in q national scientific
organization located in
Washington. Scientific
training desirable, admin
istrative experience re-
quired. Expert knowledge
foreign language Ger
man, French or Russian)
will be considered addi-
tional qualifications. Work
involves organization Of
international scientific
programs, assistance to
scientists engaged In in
ternational activities, liai-
son with government
agencies and occasional
travel. Salary commen-
surate with qualifications.
Write complete details to
Evening star., 1958-07-03
SALESMAN
EXPERIENCED

Salary plus commission; IocaI
established protected territory: re.
peat business; company dement's;
permanent position: advancement
70 over $4,000 per VI; car neces-
sary. Phone Ii. 4-6O40.
Evening star., 1958-07-03
Apply
Apply
SAFEWAY
STORES
INC.
MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY
lS45 4th ST NE.

$3.50 AN. 10 4 Pm.
CLERK--Medical Records: typinp
DENcE HOSP, 18th and vsrnum
Evening star., 1958-07-03

WAITRESS, eolored, swing shift
and morning shift: exper.: 6-day
wk Inquire assist. mgr, NO
1-SQ7n
Evening star., 1958-07-03
CLERK-STENO.

Permanent position in
our main office. Should be
able to type As w.p.m., and
take dictation at 80 w.p.m.
INTERESTING AND VARIED
WORK.
-RLEAsANT WORKING coNDl-
TIONs.
PAID VACATION.
GROUP INSURANCE.
sick BENEFITS.
-5-DAY, 40-HoUR WEEK.