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Evening star., 1959-10-21

There are q lot Of gases
that block, to various de-
grees. normal functioning Of
the human nervous system.
They are about the most
potent killers known to
man. Some have been de-
scribed as more than 1000
times more effective than
any gas used in World War
I. They are essentially COL
orless and odorless. About
the only way one can be
aware Of their presence is
by the earliest physical
symptoms they cause. This
may be too late for the ones
that kill quickly.
There may well be a great
variety Of them, of various
potencies. Recent Russian
published reports contain
descriptions. and in some
cases chemical formulae, for
at least a dozen. Recent
American advances naturally
are closely guarded mill
tary secrets.
The saving grace of these
gases is that, unlike any
other known weapon, they
either kill or don't kill, and
If they don't kill they do
no permanent harm what
sOever. This has been DEM
onstrated over and over again
by Army experiments with
volunteers.
German Discovery
At least one very large
class Of these gases - the
only ones about which any,
thing has been made public
are the so-called organo-
phosphorus compounds. The
basis is phosphoric acid,
about the same as the old
fashioned phosphate" fer
tilizer of New England farm
ers. But all sorts of ele-
mentS with affinities for
nerve tissue, can be incor-
porated in the phosphoric
acid molecule.
These fantastic So-called
nerve gases" are essentially
a German discovery. They
work on humans in much the
same way as some insecti-
cideS work on bugs. The first
nerve gas was discovered in
the middle 30s in course of a
search for new insecticides
which could be distributed
over fields from airplanes.
The potentialities quickly
were realized by the German
military. Nerve gas was one
of Hitler's most priced and
closely guarded secret weap7
ons." In 1899 a plant was
built near the Polish, border
to produce various kinds in
quantity. Production was
fully under way when this
country entered the war in
1912. The enemy, however,
never used these gases, sup
poSedly from fear of retail
alton. The full story is some
thing for future historians.
These first German nerve
Evening star., 1959-10-21

Two instances Of delayed
blooming in a Chevy Chase
garden are of interest.
The first was of a nicotine
plant which came up 20
years late.
The second was of a spider
plant that grew seven feet
tall and bloomed with seven
flower heads after Labor Day.
Plants of the nicotine
flower, with the characters
tic blue, had grown in the
flower bed so long ago that
they had been forgotten.
Where else could the seed
have come from?
There was a chance, of
course, that some bird had
planted the seed.
One never can be quite
sure, but the fact that the
plant came up in the old bed
spoke for itself, res ipsa To-
quitur, as the lawyers say.
y y y
Only the warm October
permitted the spider plant to
bloom, evidently.
Not a sign of this grower
had been seen until after
Labor Day, and then it sud-
denly appeared.
Normally, it would not have
bloomed, with its late start,
since usually our Octobers
are cool.
This is an odd plant, with
its flower heads on long stalks
pointing to the high heavens.
Just how or where it gets
the name of spider plant we
do not know. Perhaps some
ardent reader can fill us in
on this.
- y 4
We have a letter from an
ardent reader, C. E. D. of E
street, Foggy Bottom, he
says:
"This is just a note to tell
you how much I enjoy read
ing This and That
II have read dozens of diff
Sferent columns in newspapers
published in various parts of
the world.
Il have never seen one quite
like yours. I mean this in a
complimentary sense.
"AS a newcomer to Wash
ington, I would appreciate
your answering a couple of
questions. For all I know, you
may have covered the sub
ject of my inquiries years
ago. But if you did, why not
repeat yourself for the sake
of those like myself who
have only recently made
your acquaintance.
First, how long have you
been writing this particular
column?
Secondly, how did you ac-
quire your background of
naturalist philosopher? Or
do you classify yourself as a
philosopher-naturalist?
"Or you do refuse to clas-
sify YOURSELF"
= 4
Fortunately, we don't have
to classify ourself.
Our readers have done it
for US:
A human being, they say.
That is all, and we like to
think it enough.
Evening star., 1959-10-21
Dismount Pershind?

And so our last great
cavalry commander has been
dismounted and will march
down through history on foot,
according to an item in The
Evening Star of october 9.
What are we coming to?
Are we so mechanical and
soft that the seat of our
pants knows only the bliss Of
overstuffed cushions?
After the Pershing era it
might be all right to portray
our great commanders on
foot, but certainly we should
not start the practice with
PerShing, the cavalryman,
who did some of his best
campaigning on horseback.
And what a handsome
horseman he was! Lean still
see him on a beautiful stock
ing-footed sorrel, at the head
of his staff and leading his
famous Composite Regiment
at the head of the parade of
the 1st Infantry Division
in Washington on its return
from overseas after the First
World War. Man and horse
looked like they belonged to
each other. Certainly they
should not be separated in
history.
True. the Nations Capital
is filled with monuments of
soldiers on horseback. and
some are not very good ex-
amples of the art. But that
is the fault of the artist and
the committee who chose the
model. Don't let Pershing
suffer for the faults of
others.
A mounted soldier can be
a MAGNIFICENT example of
the art. AS proof look at the
monument to Sir John Dill
at his grave in Arlington
National Cemetery. If they
were all that good one would
never tire of looking at them.
I ask every serviceman, ex-
serviceman, everv horseman
and every other person so
disposed to register his pro-
test with the proper authori-
ties at once to the end that
Gen. John j. Pershing may
not be dismounted on his
last great march.
Evening star., 1959-10-21
Not Really!

My hat is off to the En-
gineer Commissioner for
bucking the Fine Arts Com
mission and principally the
single-track thinking of Lin
ton R. Wilson. If the Lincoln
Memorial is going to impede
the construction of the Teddy
Roosevelt Bridge, let's move
the Lincoln Memorial!
M. X. Never.
Evening star., 1959-10-21
Answers to Questions
By THE HASKINS SERVICE

A. reader can get an answer. by
mail, to any question Of fact By
writing The Star Information Bu-
reau. 635 F street NV Washington
4. D c Please enclose return postage
or self-addressed stamped envelope
Evening star., 1959-10-21
LETTERS TO THE STAR

Pen names may be used II
letters carry iDriters' correct
names and addresses. All
letters are subject to conden-
sdtion.
Evening star., 1959-10-21
VISTAS IN SCIENCE
Nerve Gases Are Feorsome Weapon
By THOMAS R. HENRY

gases presumably were rather
feeble substances compared
with some now available.
Says a Chemical Corps state
ment: "The recent develop
ment Of new and highly toxic
chemical warfare agents.
whose presence is not ordi-
narily detachable by the
senses, together with the
tremendous advances in mill
tary aircraft, make chemical
warfare against the civilian
population of the United
States a distinct possibility"
All the nerve gases-at
least all the phosphoric acid
ones-work in about the same
way. They attack directly
and put out of action an en-
lyme, cholinesterase. Can en-
lyme is a biological chemical
which is necessary for initia-
ton and carrying on Of a
physiological reaction, with
out itself entering into that
reaction. There are thou
sands Of engines in the hu-
man body, each essential for
a single or very limited group
of physical processes)
Cholinesterase is essential
for activating another body
chemical, acetylcholine, which
in turn is essential for the
transmission Of impulses
along nerve fibers. The will
to move may be unimpaired,
but the nerve flbers simply
can't transmit the minds or
ders to the muscles.
Men and experimental ami
mails show a rapid progress
sion of essentially identical
symptoms. Exposure to a
nerve gas for a few minutes
causes pinpoint construction
of the pupils, usually accom-
panied by sudden difficulty in
breathing, pain on attempting
to focus the eyes, pain in the
back of the head, inability to
face bright light.
Fast-Acting
These effects begin in a few
minutes after exposure and
last from several hours to a
day. After they subSide there
is no alteration in the chemi-
cal constituents of the blood,
no change in renal or hepatic
function. When recovery from
intoxication due to nerve gas
occurs, it is eventually COM
plete.
Certain conditions are be-
lieved essential to a perfect
nerve gas attack and they
usually are found between
dusk and dawn. When fog or
smoke hugs the ground, as it
rolls slowly across a country
side before a three or four
mile wind, the gas itself is
held close to the ground and
drifts across the countryside.
Even as far as about so miles
from an area attacked the
concentration of gas in the
cloud might be sufficient to
kill a man in Is minutes.
Gas fumes could be waited by
a mild wind over 100 square
miles in a day, before finally
dispensing.
Evening star., 1959-11-22

New center-hall split-level. in set
ting Of tall trees, features 4 bed
rms, 2 baths, large grade-level
family room, cozy den and powder
rm:,. full-siZe dining rm., old
fashioned country kitchen, scr
porch, full basement and garage
Directions: Out Mass. ave. ex-
tended; right on ooldsborough, left
on Millwood, right on Durbin
left on PlainYieH To hS21.
Evening star., 1959-11-22
HOUSES FOR sALE-SW.

HILLcREST detached brk., best To-
cation, eonv. to everything. Just
of Of Branch ave. 3 bedrms., hv.
rm.. din. rm.. kit. 2 fireplaees,
built-in garage, lge. I'd. Make
offer.
ALSO new rambler on Highwood DR.,
LU. 1927 LU. 2-4652
Evening star., 1959-11-22
MASS. AVE. EXTENDED

MaOS. AVE. EA1ENDED
Gracious split-level, located well
back from the street, beautifully
terraced and professionally land
scaped rear yard with stone
patio. House Is centrally air con-
ditioned and has twin-siZed bed
l5x2a living rm. dining rm. comb.
with fireplace, screened porch,
l6x23 family rm. with built-ins,
sep. laundry rm., built-in garage;
low sos for quick sale, excellent
financing: public and parochial
schools, and transportation at the
door. Directions: Out Mass. ave.
extended to 5606 and open sign.
Evening star., 1959-11-22
Congressional Club Area
$26, 400 1-Level Rambler

Superb, 3-bedrm., 2-bath new ram
bier on e4-ft. wide lot. This
sparkling beauty has daylight rec
rm. with third bath roughed in
Quick drive downtown. Greatest
rambler value in area. Out Mac
Arthur blvd. to Persimmon Tree
I'd; right to home.
Evening star., 1959-11-22
POBIAK & POBIAK
WO. 6-5544

AMER. U. PARK AREA. 4sl9
EARLsTON DRIVE. OPEN SUN,
l-5-Crackerjack 3-bedrm. brk
bungalow, not far from Spring
Valley shopping and Westmore-
land circle. Asking. Sl7.a50.-
CAN'T LASTl From Westmore-
land circle out Western ave.
approx. 3 blks. to Earlston (next
to D:s.GO: left TO home. FRANK
s. PHILIPS, INC, D1. f-14ll;
ewes. OIL. 6-2442.
U. WEsTMORELAND
new listing! IF TWO bedrms. are
enough. but you want something
really nice, this little showplace
will delight you'll Indescribable
charm in q very exclusive COM
munity Of large and much cost
lier homes. White brick with
slate roof. rec. room with fire.
place, screened porch. garage: per-
fectly beautiful lot, Handicapped to
perfection: S3l,500. FRANK s.
PHILLIPS, INC, DI. 7-1411; ewes,
VIII. 6-777l.
ALL OPEN Is
INDIAN SPRING HILLS. PIT Baden
St. bedrms., den, rec. rm., Ia
baths, screened porch; st. Berna-
dette area; transp.: S2l,000.
FOREST 1882 Red
Oak dr.. (Gruver-built. prestige
area(-4 bedrms. and fin. 3rd a =:
312 baths, rec. rm., porch, gar.
slate roof; large wooded lot;
wooDsIDE FOREST, 1902 Live
OaH dr.. prestige areas bed
rms, family rm., I'm. 3rd A., 9
full baths and y bath: slate roof:
wooded lot: S2e,50O. RADCLIFF'S
REAL ESTATE, JU. s-7744, JU.
Evening star., 1959-11-22
LANDON WOODS

Two new homes, on large wooded
lots-one Dutch split and one
New Orleans split, Each has 4
bedrms. and den (or 5 bedrms },
3 full baths, paneled ground -level
family rooms with fireplace. old
fashioned country kitchen, base
ment and built-in garage; SAY
25-year financing. Directions: (:
Out River rd. past GoldsborouEh,
right on Pyle rd.. right on Maiden
lane to corner Of Holiday ter. and
Maiden lane.
THE ALLEN & LUCAS co.
OIL. 6-SS6S 9AM. to eP.M.
Evening star., 1959-11-22
HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.

cOLoRED
OF ALA. AVE, 1922 40th St
Open 2-6 pm: semidet. brk. nkI
new; 8 bedrms., rec. rrn-, Wall-to.
vail carpet. FHA approved; S45(
dn. 10. S-6334.
RIVER TERRACES I'm. brick;
bedrms.: gas heat; S11.500. Lee
LIST trust can be assumed.
524 and 526 FOxHALL PL.-semi.
det. brick, like new: rms, 2
lge. beoIms., rec. rm., valk-oui
bSmt. FHA or conventional.
1929 POTOMAC AvE.-Row brick
8 rms; 3 bedrms.i Sl0.e60.
ALABAMA AVE. - Lgs. semi-dst
brick; like new; with 3 bT., Is
q. powder rm., full bsmt. w/rec
rm.; S17.950.
52s sth ST. N.E.-First commercial
20 It. with s rms. 2 baths. 2-eai
garage: S13,750.
JOSEPH FILIPPo REALTY CO.
q
Evening star., 1959-11-22
JOSEPH FILIPPO

REALTY co. OFFERS
HILLcREsT, of Pa. ave, 1929
Pope st.-Open 2 to 6. Vacant
rms, lge. attic rm., full bsmt
with rec. rm. and bath, porch;
level lot. $4,000 dn. out Pa. ave,
left on Texas ave. to Carpenter
and Pope SITS.
EXCLUSIVE HILLCREST - Near
park; for the particular. Prac
new: spacious brick rambler; 6
rms, 3 lge. b.r., 2 full baths. lge
Enotty-pine elubrm., scr. porch;
sarge; Ice. level lot: S3l,25O.
ST. FRANCIS PARISH-4-yr.- .-old
lge. brick rambler: z rms, 3 lge.
b:r:. 2 baths, lge. family rm..
clubrm.. maids rm. and bath: ga
rSge BY appointment.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS, 3403 Wheel
er rd.-Det, Q rms. 2 tile baths
for apts. Price right with substan-
tial cash BY appointment.
ANACoSTIA. 14th St. mr.. Good
HOPE rd.-Brk.. rms. . baths,
pch. Price right with substantial
AN1cosT1A-A barrainl pet. brk
rms. 4 b.r.. ? baths, l on lst
n. osmt.. gas b. -w.h. For quick
sale; Sl1,500 By appointment.
-ANACOSTIA--Semidet. stucco; &
rms, baths, l on 1st a, ar
ranged for one or two families
For quick sale, $3.50.
NEAR PA. and MINNESOTA AYES.
1907 Park pl.-Vacant: open 2-6:
large det. shingle: Q rms. with s
large level lot. Sii, 800. Best ofier
ANACoSTIA, Maple View pl.-Det
aSbestos-shingle bungalow: s Ice
rms, bath, full bsmt., oil h.-wh-
hOx200-ft. lot. A bargain. SlO,bOO
ST. FRANCIS PARISH-Det. brk
lge. rms. 1st-h. powder rm
rec, rn.. 2 hrepls.; S19,e50. By
CONGRESS HEIGHTS, nr. 8. capi.
tol st.-Semidet. brick, like new
8 rms, 3 b.r., full bsmt. w7rnc
rm., dishwasher, disposal. FHA
approved: Sl3.500,
0THFP GOOD IISTINGS
Evening star., 1959-11-22

5000 5th ST. NE.
on Rigs I'd. ne. only q few
years old. 6-rm., 2-bath
semidet. brk. home: gas heat;
KNOTTY-PINE REC. RM.,
plus > extra finished rooms
IN bsmt.. modern kit. with
plenty Of table space, gar
bage disposal and dish
washer: lge. fenced yd.
500 DOWN, FLA. Other
Evening star., 1959-11-22
ROCK CREEK HILLS

IVSS1A O4EIIAA 114LLO
Stately Georgian Colonial all rooms
extra large, the finest in finish
inss: The home contains 4 over.
full baths and ; half baths, 27.
#. living rm. with fireplace, for
NAL dining rm., large all-electriC
kitchen, large screened porch. 30
IT. finished rec. rm. with fireplace,
attached garage: excellent terms
priced to sell Directions: Out
Conn. ave, right on Kensing-
ton pkwy., right on East Bex-
hill to 9913 and open sign.
Evening star., 1959-11-22
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W
COLRORED
u ANRDT I'D

1904 Whittier Pl. NV.
8 yrs. old: 9 rms, "a baths. g.h.w.
tiled bsmt., 2 air-cond'rs; wall-to.
wall carpeting, crystal chandeliers
doors, many, many extra values
Open Sun. l-S
Evening star., 1959-11-22
SPRINGFIELD

New split-level and new bi-level
rambler: much-sought-after area
close to public, parochial schools
and transportation. Large livine
rm. with fireplace, separate dining
rm.. family-size kitchen, 4 bed
rms. and den, 3 full baths, out
ot-ground family rm. with fire-
place; easy terms, priced to sell
Directions: Out Mass. ave. eX-
tended, -right on Brookeway, right
on Jordan, left on Kirkwood to
open sign.
Evening star., 1959-11-22
6E@gGn

BETHESDA, b5Ie Lincoln ST..
bedrm. hrk. Dutch Colonial: per-
feet for couple or 1-child family:
conv. to NH, schools, tranSp.,
shop. Excel. financing. Call Mr..
Clark, WO. 6-2923. Ewes. IA.
$3.50. MALORA r. CHRIST
MAN, INC, 1905 Wis. ave.
Evening star., 1959-11-22
SUMNER-MID-2OS
SPRINGFIELD
10 ROOMS, 31a BATHS

Best value in area with excel.
terms, Nr. every convenience. In
cludes entrance foyer; den: rec.
rm.; prch.; gar; expandable at
sni,rxssid ,sint srtSsncs Ts hisst Isst ~ 70 New, 10
ington; left to $500 Newington I'd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-01
Program Listines

stuort BoiIey TO protect her. Guest
stor Lindo Dornell. efrem Zimbol-
ist, ir.
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I Hour. Come Book TO Sor-
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November s

young itoiion Girl who seeks love
ond morrioee in o rugged tens-
ment section of Brooklyn.
Evening star., 1959-06-28

White. for HyattSyille dry cleaning
plant. Steady Job with good pay.
Paid vacation Chance for ad-
vancement HA. 2-244O.
Evening star., 1959-06-28
SALES CAREER
$4,000 UP 1st YR.)

international organization, l9l years old Public
demand for our prestige products allows us to add
several top-caber men to our highly trained local
sales district on a permanent basis. Lifetime
opportunity. No canvaSsing; beginners get train
ing recognized as finest in its field, and contract
In writing guaranteeing minimum income Of $500
q month while training. Call co. 5-l326 for
personal interview.
Evening star., 1959-06-28
PATENT
ATTORNEYS

THE CHEMSTRAND CORPORATION,
a 10-year-old, rapidly expanding COM
pany-already leader in the chemical
textile fiber fields seeking attorneys
for patent and legal problem work as
sociated with new product and process
development. Law degree from an ac-
credited institution and minimum Of
two years, experience in patent proce-
dures preferably in the chemical field
required. Degree in science or engineer
ing desirable Salary commensurate
with experience. Position located at
Chemstrands corporate headquarters
In Decatur, Alabama
Send resume, including salary informa-
ton, to:
Technical Personnel Manager
The Chemstrand Corporation
Box P-7
Decatur Alabama
Evening star., 1959-06-28
CLERK

White. hiEh school graduate: some
typins, accurate with figures, will
ina to learn; 31ha-hour week:
modern air-cOnd ONCE. Many en-
ploye benefits. Call Mr.. Dun for
Appt at WO 6-S5OI
Evening star., 1959-06-28
SALESMEN-TWO REQUIRED

For almost 80 years we have been SELL
ing the top line in our industry. We
have two openings for men, ages 25-35,
with three-year retail selling record.
We offer salary and bonus in the $4,000
range plus car, expenses and benefits.
We also have an opening for sales
trainee. For personal interview, phone
Mr.. John Sexton at IA. 2-7489 in Airing
ton from a.m.-6 pm. through Fri
day, July 3.
Evening star., 1959-06-28
YOUNG MAN

To learn furniture business
and assist store manager
with all clerical detail.
Bright future for aggres-
sive and ambitious young
man. Excel. salary, vaca-
tion with pay and all CO.
benefits. Apply Mr.. Abra-
ham, 1919 Benning I'd. ne.
HUB FURNITURE CO.
Evening star., 1959-06-28
CLERICAL
POSITIONS
AVAILABLE NOW

AVAILABLE NOW
Are several unusually
good opportunities for
capable, alert young
women interested in
career positions.
Requires mathematical
skillS and aptitude for
clerical detail work and
the ability to make de-
ciSionS. Previous inSur-
ance background help
full but not required.
Good starting salaries
with excellent oppor-
tunity for advance
ment.
Evening star., 1959-06-28
CLERICAI,
WASHINGTON
y Qsr AZ rfh n w

CLERK-CAsHIER for drug store;
good working cond.: 10 am. 10
pm, Perm. position. Exper. pref.
BERKSHIRE DRUG, 0ocated IN
Berkshire Apts.), 1901 Mass. ave.
NV,
Evening star., 1959-06-28
HELp WOMEN

CLERICAL position for young lady
ssnersi once fiis'Op prccsSuren sspfiIsn's hIra ho
cond. once, 5-day, 0-h. Apply in
person. BOSS a. PHELPS, INC,
Evening star., 1959-06-28
POTOMAC
EMPT,. AGCY.

i2334 Wilson Blvd, Arl.. IA. $4,000
lqll King st. AleV XII g-505h
l04 2. Broad, Falls Ch. JE. 2-727!
BKKPR, TYPIsTs, s. s.. Beth
elk. .-TYPIST. Riverdale. S26G
elk .-TYP1ST. s. g.. NV. S'.Gi
| ISTENO -TYPIST S35U
SECY. RECEIPT, diet. Rockvl., $50 !
lSECY, shhd. Rockville S3B5
ISECYS., NV, &. s. S39u
GIRL FRIDAY, Kensington S2d5
IPBX-TYPlST $3.50
GENERAL orc, Rockville, st. S:7 )
Silver Spring-Rockville
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
S413 Ga. Ave, 8. 8. JU. a-4446
Open Daily, $40 to :
Tues and Thurs. Ewes. by Appt
CAFETERIA SUPERVISORS; exp,
Mon. thru Fri, 80 hrs, age 25-
45, S15 wk. POTOMAC EMPL,
::i3i Wilson blvd. Arl. IA. $1,000.
Evening star., 1959-06-28
Addressograph
Operator

Young woman. 1898. with
high school completed, with
some experience operating
addressograph and graphic
type machinery. Full-time,
permanent employment,
Monday through Friday
work week. Periodic pay in
Creases, company benefit
prORrAm.
Apply Personnel. street
noor. $50 am. to 800
pm, weekdays. No phone
calls
Evening star., 1959-06-28
statesmen
TWO REQUIRED

For almost 80 years We have been selling the top
line in our industry.
We have two openings for men, ages 1885, with
q three-year retail selling record We offer salary
and bonus in the $4,000 range plus car, expenses
and benefits.
We also have an opening for a sales trainee
For personal interview phone MR.. JOHN SEXTON
at JA 2-74S9 in Arlington, Va, from am.-6 pm.
through Friday, July g.
Evening star., 1959-06-28

] FAOANs NAANANAN Sbtfbi NhhAhy ~
| Tight party. Apply in person only
to MR.. KIATTA, 1927 Conn
ave. NV
BEAUTICIAN (VaD. man or Wom
/ an: new busy salon. top salary
! FL. 4-9sSl.
BEAUTlCIAN. man or woman FOL
cOl0riul salon No higher salar,
paid anywhere. j-day wk. paid
vac, and other benefits. Call VAL s
HAIRSTYLIsTS, TE 6-5S10.
BEAUTICIANS. full or part time
FLOWER BEAUTY SALON. sH.1
Flower ave, s. s. JU s-144l.
BEAUTICIAN. expeF.; salary. plu,
comm earn SI00-$l25 wk RE
b-3y9g; ewes. sun, RE. b-7125
BEAUTICIAN, top salary. good com.
SprinG LENA'S BEAUTY SALON
| JU. b-bs2b, lie. 4-s6bl.
BEAUTICIAN, busy shop; 5 days
high salary plus commission. LA
BEAUTICIAN-Full time or eve.
nlnes. Top salary and commission
cur new Rockville salon, HOUSE
OF MILO Elk, 3-4242.
BEAuTICIAN, to manicure and as
| sist; choice pos Apply Mon
RuRINo. 1859 Conn. ave NV.
BEAUTICIAN, male or female, ex.
| cellent opportunity for good styl.
ist Top salary plus commission
5-day week, paid vacation. Cal
Mr.. George at WOODNER HOTEL
BEAUTY SALON AID, 4-240S,
BEAUTICIANS, men or women, al
around: salary plus commission
for busy shop SfLVIAN'S, Airing
ton. Va. JE 3-JUS5. Sun. and
Mon, AID. 2-15S3.
BEAUTICIANS for 18th st. COlleGC
| PIX. and Bethesda. Md; ton salary
plus comm. Miss Novel holds free
advanced styling classes for her
| operators. EN- b-oIa3.
BEAUTY OPERATOR AND MANI
CURISTi white. excellent salary
| and hours: closed Mondays. PAUL
BEAUTY STUDIO, 1925 NJ st. NV
RE I-SklS
Evening star., 1959-06-28
THE EVENING STAR
225 Virginia Ave. Sc.
Administrative Asst.

I'm looking for an attractive youth.
ful secretary. who could run the
top once for this travelling execu-
tive. He wants you as his stand
can assume responsibility and want
D challenging career. Meet and
correspond with active business
and professional people from coast
to coast A marvellous future. See
me. BETTY GRAY. (Empn. 2ll
Woodward Bldg ST. a-1in3
Evening star., 1959-06-28
GOVERNMENT
EMPLOYEES
INSURANCE co.

mot A GOVERNMENT AGENCY
l4th and L SITS. NV.
PLEASE APPLY
AM. TO 3 PM
MONDAY THROUGH THURSDAY
Please apply at l. street entrance