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Diario las Américas., 1958-06-28
CONTINUAL SUSPENSION DE
EMBARQUES DE ARMAS

WASHINGTON, JUNO n. CUPID
I'm portavoz del Departments
de Estado declare que la decision
de Estados Unidos de suspender
los embarques de armas a Cuba,
mientras dure ell conflicto en- la is
la, continua "sin cambio".
La declaration fue hecha des-
pues que ell DR.. Mario Llerena, re-
presentante en- Estados Unidos del
jefe rebelde, Fidel Castro, mani
festo en- una nota %entregada a la
prensa que la mission militar de
Estados Unidos en- La Habana ha-
bia pedido nuevos equipos, con
propositos de adiestramiento, para
al ejercito cubano.
"No ha habido Gamble alguno
en- la suspension de los embarques
de armas a Cuba, anunciado ell IL
de mario y no proyectamos cam
bio"
La Comision de Asignaciones de
la Camara de Representatives., dio
a conocer aver que ell Secretario
de Estado, John Foster Dulles, en-
session a puertas cerradas de csc
ORGANISING parlamentario, afirmo
recientemente que la ayuda mill
tar de Estados Unidos de Cuba, no
tiene NADIA que e con que Sc
apruebe o desapruebe SUI gobierno.
Ell representante democratic,
George Andrews, observe que las
asignaciones propuestas para ayu-
da militar a Cuba, habian aumen-
tado para ell aho proximo, y pre-
gunt6 81 este Sc habia hecho necs
sario por la revolution de Fidel
Castro.
"Nada tiene que yer sobre ello",
contesto Dulles. "Es para hacer po-
sible que Cuba cumpla SUI parte
en- la defensa del Hemisferio. No
facilitamos armas a Cuba para que
ell gobierno lleve a cabo campafas
dentro del pals"
EN- fecha reciente -anadio Du-
lies cuando estaba a punto de ha-
cerse un embarque de armas que
habian sido compradas y pagadas
por ell gobierho cubano, no parte
de nuestro programa en- manera
alguna, a pesar de clio suspendi-
mos la licencia de e%xportaci6n y
Ell gobierno cubano 10 acept6 y
cancel6 ell e%mbarque."
: ESQ 10 menciono -explico-
para que Sc comprenda que no We
mos favorablemente que Sc hagan
embarques de armas de Estados
Unidos a otras parties del mundo
(Pasa q la pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-28
CHILE SOSTIENE OEA DEBE
DECIDIR SOBRE REUNION
INTERNATIONAL

SANTIAGO, (UPI)-El Canci-
ller, Alberto Sepulveds, manifesto
que Chile sostiene que toda inicia-
tiva para una reunion de represen-
tantes americanos, debe ser reali-
zada por intermedio de la O.E.A.
Esta declaration la hizo al ser
consultado acercs de las Informal
clones de prensa. sobre las gestio-
mes que inicio ell presidente brasil
leho Juscelino K~ubitschek, en- tai
sentido.
(Pasa a la Pagina 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-28

LA HABANA, JUNO ~ (UPI)-
Una banda de rebeldes armados
asalto anoche las propiedades mi
neras de la compania Moa Bay en-
la costa norte de la provincial de
oriente y secuestr6 a 10 norte-
americanos y I'm canadiense, segun
supo hoy la United Press Inter-
nacional.
Los secuestrados fueron identi-
ficados en- las primeras noticias
como personal tecnico de la Free
port Sulphur Company, la Frede-
rick Snare Corporation y La Steb-
bins Corporation.
Uno de los norteamericanos vic
timas del secuestrC es, segun Sc
dijo, I'm consultante de proyec-
tos de la Universidad de Min
nesota.
La compafia Moa Bay es una
filial de la Freeport Sulphur, que
actualmente esta dedicada a la
construction de una fabrica de
acido sulfurico valorada en- rs mi
Homes de d6lares para la extrac-
ci6n de MIGUEL y cobalto.
La Embajada de los Estados
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-28
.Buque Patru||a Britdnico va en-
.Busca de Nafinero Russo que Hugo
de su F|ota Pesquera a Escocia

LoNDRES, JUNO u CUPID I'm buque de patrulla britanico
navegaba hoy frente a las isas Shetland, donde los pescadores
rusos lanzaron aver dos "invasiones' para rescartar a un estoniano
que hugo de la fota pesquera rusa para refugiarse en- ell Oeste.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-28

CdICUId c o m 0
v a Tor de las
obras que po-
dram realizar-
Sc en- ell curse
del XII m o
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-28
~SensoeionoI Revelation
SensaeionuI Revelation
LocuIizudo en- las IsIds|
Vrgenes Pequeno Avi6n.
que UfiIiz6 Gerry Murphy.
Ash 10 Declare Cermdn ornes Ante 100 Periodistus

NUEvA YORK JUNO u CUPID - Ell tad6nB eehcah Nes1Oo del deapneddo po noe
oGaes de que dos anues de gaama hhan aon Maado. en- a
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-28
10 Norfedmericunos Son
Secuesfrddos en- Oriente
de Embarques de Amas de T. !. COntnla "Sn CambO"

de BuhAa sobe la Induhvu de Kubmeheke en- M coroo Eisenhower = Prohdda la
de Nu@osR purs en- Moiunuo- ondonuhsp W TibunuLd de- Usendo de- Santiago
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-28
a TEMPO

Buen sueldo y soleado ell
sabado, con temperatures en-
los 80 grades r. Vientos del
Sudeste hasta de 10 millas por
bora.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-28
CUBA

que Sc traslade a Moa Bay.
Sc ha formulate una lista pro-
visional de los norteamericanos
secuestrados, en- la que figuran:
J. r. Schussler, A. M. Ross, James
Best, Edwin Cordes, de la compa-
MIA Moa Bay; H.. J. Christianson,
E. P. Tfleimder, A. A.. Chamber
lain, Roman Cecilliam. Estos dos
dltimos de la Frederick Snare Or
g~anization; y otros tres de la Steb-
bens Corporation apellidados Can
non, Roach y Salmonson.
En- las obras de la Moa Bay
estan empleados numerosos extran-
jeros ocupando puestos de direc-
ci6n.
Sc espera que la fabrica este
terminada para mediados de 1859.
La termination de la fabrica
permitira dollar la presente pro-
duccion Guiana de MIGUEL y hara
de la isla ell segundo pals pro-
duetor de este metal en- ell mum
do. Tambien hara de Cuba la
mayor fuente de cobalto del He
misferio Occidental, y la segunda
de TODD ell mundo libre.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-28

Unidos en- La Ha-
bana, revel6 que
ha ordenado al
Consul en- Santa
60, Park Wollon,
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-28

'Sin embargo, la ley dispone una
asignacion de solamente So, 9O0,-
600 porque es la cantidad que Sc
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-28

MeMbFo De 10 SOeiedad
lnieFameFieaRs De pFsnsa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-24

a right-to-work law which
Knowland Fundamentally
supports.
On the need for what the
Knowlands call union democ-
racy, Mrs. Knowland's ar
dor more than matches her
husbands. The Knowland
campaign contends Brown is
dominated by labor bosses.
Reused by Brown state
ments seeking to exploit a
report that she had circu-
lated pamphlet attacks on
Walter Reuther by Joseph P.
Ramp. she countered with a
charge that Reuther and
Brown were employing a
massive intimidation tech
nique.
She declared the massive
intimidation" would not stop
her from seeking to learn
all the facts about their in
tention and activity to liqui-
date Senator Knowland."
Brown pointed out that
Ramp, who served a sentence
for contempt of Congress for
refusing to disclose names of
financial contributors, also
had published pamphlet at
tacks on President Eisenhow-
er and Chief Justice Warren.
Mrs. Knowland said she
had been unaware of Ramps
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record. She said he had dis
tributed about 500 of the
pamphlets on Reuther. But
she said the distribution was
stopped on her husbands
order.
A prideful grandmother Of
five grandchildren, Mrs.
Knowland is a youthful
looking. attractive brunette.
Friends say her easy social
grace has been of great value
in her husbands career.
A Sacramento rally spon-
sored by the women for
Knowland organization gave
a good sample of Mrs. Know
lands campaigning style and
flavor.
Introducing the Senator on
his f1rst opportunity to join
the rollin' with Knowland bus
tour. Mrs. Knowland said:
This is the first and only
time we've had a man along.
And he's a real man."
The Senator finished his
speech with pledge to fight
through on the union democ-
racy issue to protect working
mems rights.
Mrs. Knowland then
grabbed the microphone and
exclaimed to the crowd:
isn't he wonderful"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-24
Diplomats Attend
Farewell Parties

mann's Livingston street
home and drew commercial
counselors and other diplo-
mats from a number of en-
basSies. Representatives of
the United States Govern
ment, the World Bank and
Washington society were also
invited.
4 4 4
Earlier yesterday three dip
lomatic wives were honored
at a reception by the Rock
Creek Women's Republican
Club.
Sonora de laurel, wife Of
the Argentine Minister Coun.
selor, Mrs. Pc. wife of the
First Secretary of the Bur-
mese Embassy. and Mrs. Tin
Tun, wife of the Third Secre-
tary of the Burmese Embassy
were invited by the club
women to attend their first
meeting Of the season, held
at the Chevy Chase Club.
The reception took place at
noon, prior to a luncheon at
which Mr.. Herbert B. War;
burton, Acting General Coun-
sci of the Post Office Depart
ment, spoke.
According to a club mem
Der, this program of inviting
embassy wives to join in the
meetings is a new adven-
ture" which will continue
throughout the year. I'VE
want them to see the real
life, not just the social life,
of American women" she
said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-24
Rx LEF ERICKSON

OAKLAND, Calf, Sept, "a
(AP) Helen Knowland, Wig
orously campaigning for hus-
band William F. Knowland
in the hardest fight OF his
political career. is armed with
a conviction she has held
since their counting days.
II have always known
there was greatness in him."
declares Helen Knowland.
She is completely outgo-
ing and unabashed In her
high estimate of the capable
tiles of the blunt, Swapping
mate she calls Billy, who
chose to retire as the U. S.
Senate's Republican leader
to run for Governor Of Cali
ifornia.
With Knowland busy In
Washington as Senate minor
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The Australian Embassy
was the scene of a farewell
diplomatic party last night.
The Ambassador and Mrs.
Beale gave a black-tie dinner
in honor of the departing
New Zealand Ambassador
and Lady Munro.
The guests included the
CeyloneSe Ambassador and
Mrs. Gunewardene, the South
African Ambassador and Mrs.
du PlesSiS. Austrian Ambas-
Sador Platter, the Assistant
Secretary of State and Mrs.
c. Burke Elbrick, Associate
Justice and Mrs. Harlan, the
Secretary of the Smithsonian
Institution and Mrs. Leonard
Carmichael, Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd Akers and Mrs. Francis
v. du Pont.
x 4 \
The Charge d'Affaires of
Switzerland and Nine. Err
nesto Thalmann gave a fare
well cocktail party last night
for the Swiss Economic
Counselor, Mr.. Albert Welt
nauer.
Mr.. Weitnauer, a bachelor,
who has been posted in
Washington for more than
four years, is leaving the
States next Saturday for
Bernie, Switzerland, to take
a senior position in the
Commerce Department, For
eign Division, of the Swiss
Federal Council.
The party was held from
6 to 8 o'clock in the Thai
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-24
Mrs. Knowland Stumps
For Her Husband

ity leader, Mrs. Knowland
carried the campaign ball in
California up to the June
primary.
She led a 5,000-mile "Rol-
lin for Knowland" bus tour
by the "Knowland Girls
herself, two daughters and a
daughter-i law.
Inc primary result con-
fronted the Knowlands with
unmistakable evidence they
were in for the first uphill
battle Of their political ca
reers in the 1858 general
election race.
Republican Knowland and
Democrat Pat Brown, State
Attorney General, were I'M
opposed for their parties
Governor nominations. Each
cross filed on the other
party's ballot, however, Pat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-24

Brown outstripped Knowland
in the total popularity test
by $4,000 votes.
Helen Herrick started poll
ticking with Bill Knowland
when they were Alameda
high school seniors. He was
elected president and she,
his best girl, vice president.
From the time he was
elected TO the California AS
sembly at "a, Knowland's
climb to political leadership
was rapid. and relatively
easy.
He was an Army major in
Europe when then Gov. Earl
Warren appointed him in
August, l945. to serve the
unexpired Senate term Of the
late Hiram w. johnson.
In 1916 Knowland won
election TO a full senate term
over Democrat Will Rogers,
jr.
The Knowland vote margin
was l,428,067 to 1,l67l6l.
Mrs. Knowland, busy raising
a family of two daughters and
son, took little part in that
campaign.
No campaigning effort was
necessary for Knowland's re-
election six years later.
He won both Republican
and Democratic nominations
in the cross-filed June pri-
mary by the biggest vote for
any candidate in California
history-3,982,4 48 to $50, 1892.
But Knowland's 1858 race
with Brown for the Governor
ship has a far different set
ting.
Brown is riding a tide Of
growing Democratic regis
tration and a national Demo-
cratic trend evidenced in the
Maine election and in the
California and Wisconsin
primaries.
Knowland'S decision to run
for Governor created an
amount Of bitterness among
Republicans. 1t forced Gov.
Goodwin ]. knights re-
luctant agreement to step
out of the governor race and
run instead for Knowland's
Senate seat.
On right-to-work legisla-
ton, the campaigns hottest
issue Knowland is standing
apart with firm independence.
Knight and other statewide
Republican candidates OPP
pose the ballot measure for
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FRANKLIN SIMON, wAsHINe7

FRANKLIN SIMON, WASHINGTON AND VIRGINIA.
Washington, Open Thursdays, $50 til pm.
Seven Corners, Va, Open Thursdays and Fridays $3.50 Ill $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26

REAL ESTATE sALEsAIAN--0ood
paY, steady deveIopmeDt work
Apply, n gritins 9 KAY CON
satss. it0b Lamberton dr. Silver
RIAL ESTATE SxLEsMEN--ope
Ing for 2 experienced real estate
nalehmen. familiar with Northern
Va property plenty 81 floor time
ana above.averaae llatings. top
commissions paid Member OF
multiple listiiiS, For appointment
call Mr. Mccain. sales MANAGER.
REAL ESTATE SERVICE. INC,
yse2 n, ulehe I'd, Afl. Va IA.
RIAL ESTATE sALKsMEN - Part
time, expef., eolqred or white, ex-
eeptional opportunity for great
earninas. We give the MOST
Brokers commission 70 salesmen
on homes and share the. profii
bonus. largest Advertising budget,
most company homes and exclusive
wv iIlnI siNpf fRRndf Ho s.is Esss,'i'v
REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN. expert
enced Nv p q and Monsg sc.
ESV .p s.ssss.s sVss,. wow. HIE9oD
REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN - We
need : aggressive saleemen who
want 70 work and REQUIRE . aub-
s,antlai income. must y neat ap-
Virginia. Experienced statesmen
preferred. but not q necessity,
Members OF the Real Estate and
Aultipls LISTING Service. Call Mr.
BAKER, TE. o.l4i6
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MULTILIfn OPFRAFpR--0oad all.
round man, IA D-aa0i.
NiGHf lANiTon. sxpsf: middle.
board exDsr. aOSo New Hampshire
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
MELR--MEN

SALES TnAINEEs and order men
BACKGROUND. box BOX. Star,
eALksNAN. experienced PRINTING
PAPER % travel Nd. and Eastern
sn9re Gar. expenses furn. Boz
MEX, star.
SALESMAN, selling building prod
ucte 70 builders, Quality iineb. old
established firm. Company bene-
eeiHsssifbSY9 CO. s sH6p's .Ss HdShs 4
18th 81, ne. ABC CLEANERS.
SALESMAN familiar with construe.
ton material and equip Ma.
co., 3}SHL sP. s .2a6os. SUPPLY
SALESMAN. the executive tyne. who
gan sell the TOP man on. the pree.
tlee value OF q product. That's
the man We want, etraieht com.
mission basis. We sell 70 associa-
lions, government. banks, etc
Write giving name, address, tele-
phone number experiences 10 Boz
SALESMAN, 10 ean on established
customers, for local heating and
OIL burner supply iobbeT Heating
estimating experience preferred,
CONFIDENTIAL, Box ASIA. star
SALESMAN. tust ! 5000 closer
Leads cost money 70 develop and
verify. So We must have q man
who can ask for the order, Make
$3.50 TO- $3.50 . VIZ. reguiar Ap-
ply T706 Ga. ave, NV. Rm By
g.3Q am. or $50 pm. SHARP
sALKsAIAN--Professlonai selling for
outstanding Arm: excel. opport.
Tor top salesman seeking career
prom opport.; age 70 30: salary
70. $4,000. Commission on terri,
sales GO; turnishes car: NAN
AoKMENT oNsuLTANTG. INC.
suite 1901. i435 q NV.
SALESMAN = Progressive estab.
lished national once equip. corp.
has sales opening for hiah-grade
young man. sales exper. desirable.
but not essential for TiRht man
$500 per mo. starting guaranteed
eMtTH-cORONA. Wis. ave. and
Reservoir I'd. NV,
MISUNDERSTANDING distributor
laundry and dry cleaning supplies
and equip. wants 10 add one sales
man car necessary, eHper, In this
Industry helpful but not essential.
Write full details. salary expected
eTADHAM CO.. INC. 1929 Fla.
ave, ne,
SALESMAN, liieensedI est, Tepu.
table .fealt0r, Full or part. time,
good listers. Residence preferably
Oxon Hill. Silver Hin SuitiRnd.
Boz 1886. Anaeostia. D, G.
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HElp---MER
tcoNrlNuEDl


Leading national HE Insurance.
company Iexpancins It's services has
opport, for an outstanding man
kefw, ea-l5, II you have . high
oenree o. business sense and the
ability TO operate independently
under your own supervision. after
thorough basic traintne. We odeI
amt, call Ma. S-OaS3.
Pam HAND N single, white. &
S sisimore eci msst hs as" H,sS Sr
Of beef cattle. sheep. chickens,
riding horses. farm machinery,
and be Willing 70 garden. milk I
COW, NOV grass and do odd Jobs
around premises; pay 10 start,
500 ne plus partly MODERN
tefsstsd. state nAs experience
kspiS 70 Box io.D, Star '
tlREMAN. for apartment develop
ment, middie-ased white man,
s ssi:r aPf is I n fs 81. Si:s vs.
fOOD MANAGRR. expsr. IN institu-
tionel manaeement, PURCHASING.
menu plannlng and cost account
Ing. Box 23A-A, star.
tURNITuRE SALESMAN, expert
enced, One Of the areas fastest
growing me furniture stores needs
present store sales force, TO sell
me furniture II Discount prices
Heavy advertisine. High earnings.
Phone FL. fi-t3OA for appt. store
selling hours l2;S0 pm. 70 Q D. m.
Mon, through FRI. Q an. 20 q
pm, Sat. miles from .. G.
virginiA,
Gas STATION AffENnKNf. part
time only. TO II pm. Phone
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
MEN az


500 NO. GUAR. TO START
We prefer non-salesmen
we do not have to unteach
pressure selling techniques.
Our presentation made by
appointment only TO quail
fled prospects, complete
training assured. Earnings
81, 900 a month within 90I
days. We pay you for the
work you do. Must have
references, Is to 40 yrs. Of
age. Phone RE. 7-4408 for
appointment for interview.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
PART TIME

servicemen and women, Govt.
workers. white. 1898: car nee /
9 $40 Nav weekly .u ssnninss "a hr 4,.. mp y
a.m.-b pm. IA. 4.3322.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
LIQ. MGR SALESMAN
Sc. 0nn-Sl0.Nn0 CLASS

Pine opportunity for above aver
age man Must be experienced re-
tail liquor, Il lOakine 70 bette
yourself, We oiief GOOD starting sal
ary,. security. group hospltAlisatio ion
excellent chance for advancement
All replies held IN strict confidence
Can OIL. a-iTOh.
lists 10 do model tool and genffa
machine work. small shop Of {
Mrn. Gives crpne sunitv 10 veFss
work, Located In Rockville. HA
S-14O0 between SO.
MAINTENANCE MAN, exper. IL
electrical plnmtinH, heattng ans
air condIti0ntna, STATE fully. QUAIL
tncations, exper. and references
Box s33-B, star,
MANAGEMENT TRAINEE
Terrific opportunity; college srad'
unte. aASN. preferably married
background must have Leadership
pattern salary, $500 10 $4,000
Call Mr.. WALLACE, DI 1-tlaa3.
MANAGER foF store In wheaton
area, featurins draperiss. sir
covers, bedsnTeads and curtains
Good fnture Experience necessary
CL. 0-e3Ne,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
SALESMAN
Expanding Sales Force
EXCEPTIONAL FUTURE

Excellent salary, bonus, commits
sion. Established, protected terri
tory: Washinston area. Repeat
wide-auake experienced salesman,
willing TO work hard and long to-
day, for q better and brighter fu-
lure with iarge Eastern manufar-
tgrer. car nee Apply y 8. HN-
lT24 st. NV. Mon, Jan. "a,
betty. Q an. and 3 pm. No phone
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26

MAssEUR. for health club: pFevI-
nS ssssiiIsSss HS SdaIisa' Person. asS1s
mel Once, 1874 K 81. nv,
MECHANICAL EN0iNEgRi recent
eraduate. 20 take on quantities,
duet work. architectural sheet
metal and toonng; permanent po-
siti0n: ideal WORKING conditions;
top salary, Call Ia, $4,000,
MEnICAL REPRESENTATIVES,,
With or without pharmacy exper,
but good aales record; age 70 81
local territory excel. BENEFITS, q
S5,1nO. SMILING h eNELLtNd
AOCY.. 0nA l4lh nv. 81. 3-dsss
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MONT PORTER
Apply Alban Towers 37o0 Masa
orc. MGR. fKXINEE, ef-3B: cal
nee; credit neld, $21h plus bonus.
POTOMAC KMPL.. 1894 Wilson
blvd, Ari., IA, $4,000.
OIL BURNER sRRVicaMAN. ex-
per-. familiar IN Arlington and
FnirfaN Counties; permanent 10.
silion, hox fDsA, Star.
PAINfEns - lst-class mechanics.
Apply ready for work. rear Of 400
upshpr a., NV, 7:3O am.
PAINT STORE CIERK---Inslde sell
ms IN Wholesale and retail paint
store, Paid vacation, hospitaiina-
ton dement's. phone for Interview
& 81, NV, Nh s-0i66.
PAPER SALESMAN; LOCAL Ac-
COUNTS OPEN WITH UNUSUAL
cQMPHNSATloN EOR ENpERI-
ENCEp. PINE. COARSE AND pu-
FoK iEfkRViEw CAM IN.
PARTS SALESMAN y0bBER. ~
lines. good pay, employe dement's;
refs. required Only espeT, need
annlv Call IN Io60T aft a n =,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
HlLp--MiH
, SALEgMEN

A real opportunity IN direct
selling 70 eGtabiieh your own buAl-
ness. FINANCIAL Independence and
se ssarns. h9F Information call
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
HELP-wEM
MAN 40 TO 60

NAN IAN: white: any sss; g. g work , ftp
only steady man need apply. %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26

TICKET AGENTS. young. white, 70
IS yrs. shifts. viii train. So. 900
S Set,.s ooCe fSws U rs; vy E sss,,, 81
s sIe. MAS sax Wpgd. 2a2 Southern
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
MANAGER
SALES EXPERIENCE

We wish TO contact q
e ~ sSU n. as .al.: ss :u. e !.
2 lifetime connect lon. Must
Be . resident Of the Wash
ington AREA for at Least 2
Years, preferably eolleae
aradpate and married II
you feel confident that your
services are worth q base
salary Of $500 annually or
more plus bonus ARRANGE
ment. Write In confidence,
giving personal data and
business BACKGROUND. Boz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
PORTER
PRINT SHOP ASSISTANT

Hlgh ssAeei srad some sxper N
Paid vacation snd sick isave. start
Ing salaEy. ea.ft0
COUNTY civrL SERVICE
POSITION
Apply PERaONNRJ OFpTCB
COURT HOUsE. PAIRPAx. VA.
PRINTING PRODUCTION MANA
GER-careeF opportunity with
isst-gFoWing orvaniIatioa; many
fringe BENEFITS: COMMUNICABLE NE
must 9ork from S sss % I en
Once q month. y day sat an-f0
years old should have 10 wears
eyp9ftenee N graphlc afts: should
know somethins about tvue-eopy
setting; must b. thorouRhiy eH.
pefieneef IN schedalluG lob aud
WORK planning; urttins Of JOB
secrets paper purehasing; thor
ough knowiedse nf esiiTnaline
quick accurate with figures Nus
b able 70 handle customers. teie-
phone inaulriea lntelligentiy. ex-
pediently and courteouslv. ana B.
able TO work under prpsaaFe W
yon are the man for this lob. with
both feet On the Ground Who
knows grass i not rfesnsr on tie
ss,her side. then write Boz s3s.A.
RADIO REPAiRMAN. no TV On.
pertence Necessary prefer man
With nooc knowiedee Of quality
radio repair; handicap person vim
qualify provided his general health
u passable; excellent o1poFtuniiy
On . yeay-fcund basis: s-day, 60
hour week; zoe, discount on pur.
chases, free pension program
vacation and holidavs With pay:
LIBERALIZATION and life insurance
avanable; many othey worth
whtie BENEFITS. WOODWARD \
roTrNop, nersonnel cfhce. nth
and sie nv
RADIO sERvIcgNtN. bench work
5000 horrs. good nav, must h
ssH .n hpply lEMER9os
tath 4 nv
REAL. ESTATE SALgsNEN iel. en-.
neytenee nn' essensisi TOWN 4
suBlIEBAN, 4sil wis ave, En-