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Evening star., 1959-11-29

WILL PAY TOP DOLLAR for late.
siDS SSsl .s sai MeRs ssfIFi poHT SST s: 7ssc e:
Wisconsin ave-, Bethesda, Nd.
OIL. $4,000
'48 PLYMOUTH, wrecked or ready
to be iunked for parts. JU. $1,000.
1Jf-TON TRUCK. Dump or stake
body. RA. 6-6129.
Evening star., 1959-11-29
CARS
WANTED

Desperately needed, good. clean
cars, any make or model: cash
waiting; also, WAGONS and oiek-
upg,
Evening star., 1959-11-29
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

HAROLD O. KATz OFFERS:
5000 D, C. End trust, 30ss disc.
5000 Nd, 2nd Trust, S35ss disc.
$4,000 d, c. 2nd trust, 3SSs disc.
$3.50 Va. 2nd trust, 20ss disc.
$500 Va. End trust. 2596 disc.
DI. 7-4446 SUN, EWES. VIII. 2-6414
PREMIUM NOTEs-ouality D. c.
h9mes; 800 SOC to 4OE discount,
Mr.. SINDLER. HO. 2-1257.
SEVERAL SMALL DEFERRED PUR-
CHASE MONEY NOTES INTER-
STATE MORTGAGE CO.. INC,
ia. 7-5sOO
e4,TOO End trust, 81 int, S45 mo.
over $4,000 LIST trust; take 50 900;
cash. HO. 2-3219.
$500 end TR., s-yr. note. 6464
Sost., Sc; excel. makers. Or RA.
o-N41f' ES
Evening star., 1959-11-29
MONEY TO LOAN
MONEY WANTED

CAPITAL GAIN-Sale. leaseback
3 corner city lot listed at SIS, 200
for $4,000, lease it back, and
repurchase In 12 months for
$4,000. Yield 1875. Box 370-R,
Star.
COUPLE, home owner need 81 900
cash for l year, will pay 10es
interest, excel. security. Box 1s3-
r star,
Evening star., 1959-11-29
OUTSTANDING

In every respect, this modern ma
Sonry home with over 200 IT. on
water; lge. liV.. rm. with fireplace,
dining area, kit, 3 bedrms., 2
baths, gear garage with work.
shop above: jalousied breezeWay,
Owner transferred out Of city,
full bsmt, automatic oil heat,
must sacrifice: only S27,50O,
Evening star., 1959-11-29
The Joseph D. Lazenby Co.

Finest in WaterfrontS
WHITEHALL BEACH-10 minutes
from Washington ExpreSsway. $50
has exceptional ri charm wi With O its
double living room, each with
fireplace and picture window, sep
arete dining room and kitchen. 2
bedrooms, "a baths, guest apart
ment over 2-car garage. There are
5Sndanee 5s nsds sFsfs TS nFSpeT ard shrubs .Ea 1
an excellent harbor close to the
HTiisMERE sHoREs-1o minutes
from Washington Expressway:- q
3-year-old brick ranch home To-
room With firepisce (i6xS2j, sep-
large kitchen with breakfast room,
baths, 3 bedrooms % twin siSe),
finished recreation room with fire.
place, small den. laundry room
and 2-car garage. Beach and
SOUTH RIVER AREA-..A Eracious
acres with excellent lawn and
tasteful landscaping. Among the
many fine features are 2 modern
VIE VIE Suit IN refTfSeratOr TfGsrs ''nd and
freezer. dishwasher. DISPOSAL and
doubls wall oven. There are 8
bedrooms. q dressing room and
walk-in closets on the End floor.
There Is living room with fire.
place, dining room with fireplace,
den and entrance hall on, the
LIST floor. Also 2 porches, q large
flsgstone. patio, 2-ear garage and
wells Il for Q future swimming
pooD, all In excellent condition.
The Joseph D. Lazenby Co.
2lb Main St, Annapolis, Nd.
Telephone: colonial 3-26s4
Evening star., 1959-11-29
SCHWARTZ

YOUR WATERFRONT SPECIALIST
DEALE, MD. UN. 7-SS71 .
MODERN HOME in pleasant retired
community on Ia ares with deep
boat harbor: living room, dining
room, kitchen, 3 bedrooms. bath:
800. CAPT. H. C. Robson,
UsN (Ret), Broker. White Stone,
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

MOVING TO FLORIDAP
Then come live in beautiful rolling
wooded Ridge Manor. Our own
lakes. golf, excellent fishing, hunt
ing. Lovely new 2-bedrm, homes,
$4,000 M. Immediate occupancy.
Low taxes. Centrally located 70
Orlando, Tampa, st. Petersburg
and Gulf Coast. Over 1,4O0 own
ers from Al States. Write for
brochure and community newspa-
per. RIDGE MANOR REALTY,
Dept. C-11l2. Ridge Manor. Fla.
NORTH MIAMI BEACH ; Trans
ferred. Corner home with large lot,
2 years old. 3 bedrms.. Florida
rm., 2 baths, lge. refrig., tile
roof, priced for immed. sale,
OWNER. HE. 1850.
RETIREMENT HOMES. Estab. Conn
munity. 2 and 8 bedroom homes.
FLA. $500 down; from S57 month.
Near fishing. bathing, shopping.
Write: WHISPERING PALMS. Box
645, Vero Beach, Florida.
SOUTH DAYTONA-New homes for
Year-around living; city water.
EHA approved, IS low a. $3.50
dn. Call TU. 2-295z. WA. 7-5501.
MAINTAIN nnnMEnYV
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
SAVE $4,000

owners transfer overseas makes
modern masonry on 'GT home se on OS' lsrTs Sn1s
lot in Deale,. Nd. consisting Of
hv. rm,, 2 bedrms., kit, bath,
util. rm., carport: auto, oil heat:
separate workshop; only Ss,996,
terms.
Evening star., 1959-11-29
TRAILERs
.A~a-sns..R@.
(coNINUEp)

G0-FT.. 2-BEDRM. HOUSE TRAIL
ER. 1857 Town and Country;
S2.s50 full price; present loan may
Be assumed. 316 z. Rugby I'd,
Evening star., 1959-11-29
TTOEWATEP

TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
. 1-279 acres, $3.50 IT. on Patux-
ent River, y mile on creek,
top tobacco land. II acres Al.
lotment, dueking, hunting, fish-
ing, 3 homes, 4 barns, outbldgs.,
suitable for development, 80
miles d. c.
2-Gentleman's estate, So acres,
16-room manor house, swim
ming pool, 2 lighthouses, guest
house, handicapped lawns, ga
rage. tenant house, barn, out
buildings, tip-top shape, h-milo
waterfront, deep water dock
age, suitable for club. self sup
porting retreat for corporation,
attractive financing, 55 miles
D. c.
8-65 acres, III miles waterfront,
panoramic view, choice residen-
tial neighborhood, quaint home
on point, private oyster
grounds, ducking. easy nnane-
ing.
-chesapeaks Bay. charming q
bedrm, bath home furnished
In antiques, 40-ft. dormitory
rm,, bath. second door; rec. rm..
maids rm., bath in basement;
new seawall, many interesting
features. 35 miles d. c.
Calvert Realty Agency
Prince Frederick, Nd. Phone los
II No Answer, Call 1S4 or 354
Evening star., 1959-11-29
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
"SKYLAND ESTATES"

LINDEN. VIRGINIA
(Rte. So. 8 Mi Before Front Royal
GOOD HUNTING-35 a., some i'm
provements, including well and
electric, Week days, RA. 3-6p97.
after o. o
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HUNTING Cc0MM0DATI0NS

DEER HUNTING on 1000 acres Of
private property: cabins left,
4 men to cabin; all modern con-
veniences: also birds, rabbits, etc.
AP 7.R3R3
Evening star., 1959-11-29

JOHNNY RAYS
AUTO BROKER
g10 9. Glebe Rd. ct Columbia Pike
Arlington. We. ia. 4-5440
WE WILL PAY TOP DOLLAR
FOR TOP CARS
Northwest Motors, Inc. =
&40l CONN AVE NV
WO. 6-5654
Evening star., 1959-11-29
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
icoNIINuEpl
MOTHERS, DADS
AND GRANDPARENTS

CHILDREN LOVE THIS BEACH
And IL will be wonderful to have
your friends visit you here II
you've been disappointed at other
beaches. We only ask you to
compare this marvellous spot with
any other on the Chesapeake Bay.
A specially selected group Of Long
Beach values offer the ultimate u
reereational or retirement oppor-
tunities. Gloriously white. wide
sandy beaches and bathing free
Of pollution. Utilities and serv-
ices usually associated with urban
living. Excellent fishing, Grabbing
and boating from safe, private
harbor.
IL Lots-$350 to $1,000
8 HomeS-$6,000 to $27, 500
Low DOWN PYMTs. AND TERMS
TO SUIT ALL PURCHASERS
Compare these offerings with any
thing you have seen. A pleasant
surprise awaits you.
To inspect: Drive z miles south of
Prince Frederick on Solomons
Island road, turn left at st.
Leonard and follow Long Beach
signs TO once on shore Of chsss-
peake Bay.
N. Z. RocKHILL. INC.
Phone: Prince Frederick 30s-J
Mail: st. Leonard Nd.
Evening star., 1959-11-29
tcoNTINUEDl

B9A '6s Golden Falcon; low mile
age; l owner; must be seen 70 be
appreciated; o real buy, at S7o6.
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November 7

400
7-sowI the Champ.
Eddie Owens.
AIS
4-Inside Football.
4:3o
4-Fomous Playhouse. Drono.
5-Piek Temple. Kids.
Hour. Cartoons and eomes.
9-Citizen Soldier. Army.
500
4-News. Color.
7-AlI-Stor Golf.
Bill cosper VS.. Walter Burkemo.
At Los Vegas, New.
9-The Early Show. Movie.
Ia Hours. "Henry Aldrich
Hounts q House." 1913. Jimmy
lydon.
Sis
4-GGrden Guide. Color.
$50
4-eiseo Kid. Western.
5-The Three ssooses. Com'dy.
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EVENING

500
4-Annie ookley. Western.
5-Milt Grant Show. Variety
Ia Hours. Teen-oeers' dance.
7-AiP Power.
Introduction ond Blockade. "
How the United Stotes Dir and
SEQ power destroyed the wdr
machines in the Poetic.
$40
4-U. S..British Ryder Cup.
I Hour. Colt competition between
professional golfers OF the United
States and Greet Britain.
Estate Trooper. Police.
Rod Coneron stors.
9-lee Skutine Sernivol.
6:4c
9-SatuFday News. SpeeioI.
Julien Barber reporting.
TOO
7-Sea Hunt. Adventure.
Lloyd Bridges stors.
9-Highwuy Petrol. Crime.
6todetiek crowford stofs.
7:30
4-Bonanxo. Color.
hour. The Henry comstock
Story. lorne Greene, Pencil
Roberts, Michael London.
5-Mickey Rooney Show.
7-Diek Clark Show. voriety.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-01
1880
4-cireus Boy. Kids,
Mickey 6roddock stors. lRepeot.)
9-The Lone Ranger. Western.

1900
4-True Story. Drama.
Nightmare House." A young
seaman discovers inhobitonts of
secluded house on O beech liV-
ing in q world of so yeors oeo.
kothi Norris. hostess.
Show 10 Draw.
John Gnoey.
7-Luneh With Soupy Soles.
9-Sky Kline. Adventure.
Bounty Hunters" Glorlo Win
tiers.
12:15
5-cartoon Plcytims. Kids.
1890
4-Deteetive's Diofy. Dromo.
Donald 6foy stors.
5-Totnahuwk. Adventure.
7-Fofeisn Lesionnoire!
Buster Crobbe.
9-City Side. interviews.
Fronk Wilson. moderator.
100
4-WorId Of Sports.
5-TV Readers Digest. Dromo
7-Junele Jim. Adventure.
9-LuuFel ond Hardy. Comedy.
! Hour. Old movies.
l:l5
4-Footboh. Color.
Boston College vs.. Pittsburgh.
l:30
5-DeusIas Foirbonks Presents.
7-Abbott and Costello.
600
5-Advenfures and Comedy.
IA Hours. saint Meets the
Tiger" 1912. Huuh Sineloir.
"Lodies, Doy." 1913. Lupe
Inject corliss Archer.
9-Soturday Matinee. Movies.
2h Hours. More Thon q Sec
retoy." 1887. George Brent.
Hard to Hold" 1888. Rito
Hoyworth.
$3.50
7-Joxz Recital. Music.
500
Tour Miss Brooks. Comedy.
$3.50
7-union Poeifie. Railroads.
jeff Morrow stors.
Evening star., 1959-06-28

''XXTOn't eat" problems can start
w pretty sneakily, like this: baby
doesn't want all his dinner one day.
Mother worries, urges one more
bite" Baby isn't having any, turns
his head away.
o Next meal or SO, the same thing
happens except mother worries and
urges more. Baby balks, faster and
more firmly
elf this happens too often,
normal baby behavior mot hungry
won't eatN can turn into a real
feeding problem.
oYou can help prevent eating
problems by remembering: little
peoples appetites vary from day to
day, meal to meal. Let baby decide
how much is enough. Expect him to
eat less at certain times-such as
when he's starting solid food, switch
ing to Junior foods, or learning to SIT
up or walk.
Q Let baby pick his favorite vari-
eties. too. For instance, he's bound to
like some meats more than others.
Heinz has tasty 1909 Strained
Meats and equally delicious Junior
favors to choose from. All are extra
rich in complete protein-that i'm
portant bone and muscle builder.
Evening star., 1959-06-28

adults travelling from all parts of
the United States and % foreign
countries to meet for a ten-day
encampment - the occasion, the
Second National Senior Girl Scout
Roundup.
Here on a l,2OO-acre tract of
ranchland will rise a tented teen
age city. Two days will be allowed
for pitching {, 600 tents, unpacking
camp gear, setting up outdoor
kitchens, constructing storage
space and dining areas to under
take a ten-day period of camp
keeping. The camp will be divided
into six sections each with four
camps, each camp with 352 girls,
this redivided into patrols Of eight
who will live in an area of approx
mately 1900 square feet with four
tents and an outdoor unit. By FRI
day night 1000 little fires will give
their charcoal glow to light the
evening supper cooking.
Chow time Is fun time
Day begins at 7 am. when it's
"Out of that sleeping bag" and
get busy with breakfast" fetch
ing food from the commissary,
carrying water, cooking and serv-
ing. Then comes the planning Of
the days program: tours, hikes,
forums, photography, sketching,
geology, campcrafts - every day
of the ten is jam-crammed with
excitement from reveille to taps.
But chow time is fun time. The
Roundup menus we're planned
months in advance, nutritionally
Evening star., 1959-06-28
Feeding problems
you can prevent
Screw-on caps-Heinz newest convenience
Who should hold baby'S bottle?

0 You're telling US how much you
like Heinz new convenient screw-on
caps-available now on many Heinz
Baby Foodsi Thousands of letters
from mothers all over the country
praise these wonderfully convenient
screw-on caps. They open with turn,
reseal just as easily. You'll find this
important Heinz first on more favorite
Heinz Baby Foods soon.
Evening star., 1959-06-28

balanced for health, the food Sc
lected for easy preparation. Menus
are the same for all groups; each
patrol draws the same groceries.
But some will eat better than 9TH
ers because Of the skill Of the cooks.
Since early spring, Girl Scouts
in cities, in out-of-way towns. in
rural areas, have been preparing
for the great Roundup at camp
rehearsals. Especially have they
worked on food preparation. A few
weeks ago visited a practice en-
campment of FIVE patrols, 40 Scouts
from the Southwestern Connecti-
cut Council at Camp Aspetuck,
Weston, Conn. The Saturday
morning Of our visit the girls were
busy assembling the Fourth Of
July dinner, which is menued for
next Saturday.
Menu for The Fourth
Because chicken to fry on the
Fourth of July is an American ira
dition, the National Broiler Coun-
Gil is supplying the Scout encamp-
ment with 5000 broilers. Also, a
recipe goes to each patrol for
Chick-N-Que, as given below. This
is being served with the pre-
cooked rice, recipe on the box,
and buttered, canned lima beans.
The salad will be pineapple grape
jelly on lettuce with mayonnaise.
For dessert a ready-mix chocolate
pudding.
Supper on the holiday will be a
spiced meat loaf with sliced boz
logna, bread and butter, egg salad
on lettuce and relishes for good
measure. The dessert a pound cake
with strawberry jelly. The late eve-
ming snack: molasses cookies and
ready-mix fruit drink.
The use of convenience foods is
planned to give the girls extra time
for program activities. We look
over the grocery stocks and note
ready-mix puddings. soft-drink
mixes, powdered cream, canned
and frozen vegetables and fruits.
fruit-flavored gelatines.
Soup is playing an important
menu role. There will be seven
soups, seven days, seven ways. In
all, 400 cases of soup are in the
commissary, 48 cans to a case,
Evening star., 1959-06-28
CoLoRADo SPRINGS

CoLoRADo SPRINGS
THE largest contingent Of teen
age girls in all history is head
ing this week for a camp site ten
miles north Of here in the very
shadow of Pixies Peak. The group
includes $500 Senior Girl Scouts,
ages IA through II, and $500
Evening star., 1959-06-28

Here's what will be cooking ON 1000 campfres
Evening star., 1959-06-28

THIS WEEK Mosorins / June 2s. 1889
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-05-28

CONSTITUENTS VISITS frequent when Congressmans
home district borders the Nations Capital Rep John
Foley who represents Montgomery and four neghborng
counties shown hosting housewives from his home
town of Kensngton Mrs. Francis r. Knppen of 4213 Amber
Mrs John Dabrowski of 4405 Woodfed Foleys
office staff estimates that the youthful Congressman receives
average Of about SO visitors each week.
Staff Photos by Gillespie
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-05-28
A Congressman's Day
Is Usually Hectic ;.

Much of his work. of course, Is done outside the
office. At least three times week. and often many more
he Is scheduled to speak at uncheons, dedcatons poll
teal meetings and elsewhere. Committee hearings Che
is member of the District of Columbia and Postal and
Civil Service commtees) along at the rate of about
day and sometimes, though not frequently, two
at the same hour.
Television and radio appearances too, call him away
from the desk Or, did two of them in the day
recently, they cut into the precious Sunday hours
he might otherwise spend with his wife and four children
in their Kensngton home
And none of this counts the hours Foley must spend
the House floor House sessions which ordinarily be-
gin at noon frequently quite short GO minutes to
few hours) in the early weeks of the session. But about
now, they rarely end before 430 or pm. and be
counted to enghen the calendar toward the
scheduled July adjournment
Foley, by nature energetic and gregarious enjoys
the long hours of interviews speech-makng and egisa
tive activity But he admits they leave him scant oppor
nity for the research and reflection he considers vital
part of his assignment.
1T leaves very little time to do the reading and
thinking would like to do" he notes.
If Foley gets away from the Hill by PM, it is an
unusual occasion and probably because he is due to
speak at dinner or attend an important evening meet
ing. More likely he'll remain in the office until about
730 before starting the drive to Kensington.
To handle the huge clerical and administrative load
In the office Foley employs administrative assistant
and three secretaries (none of them relatives) his
office staff They Dr. Samuel Patterson adminstra-
tive assistant Lucille Thompson personal secretary Miss
Julie Voeg and Mrs Joan Connolly general secretaries
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-05-28
BY Bob Bernstein
Staff Reporter

Gala political celebrations :. history-makng dedi-
cation ceremonies beauty queen crownings i'm
FASHIONED oratons in the hallowed Halls of Congress-
According to the classic stereotype such are the
stimulating and prestgous events that make up the daily
life of a United States Congressman.
The stereotype is true, of course far it goes.
But Rep. John R. Foley, freshman congressman from
Marylands fve-county Sixth District can assure you it
doesn't go very far toward describing the vastly varied
and hectic activities of typical Member of Congress
About midnight of last November 4, youthful (41),
tousle-hared John Foley flashed his boysh grin and
casped his hands above his head classic victory pose
for the benefit of press photographers The hardy Irish
man had worked tireessy for his election victory over
Republican incumbent Dewitt S. Hyde - and for the
privilege of working harder at the job he had won
He knew that behind the glamor and the fanfare
lrked thousands of daily demands many of them mere
petty routine the energy and time of Congressman
Particularly when his home district is within easy tee
phone and driving distance of Capitol HILL
Some of the demands can be measured in statistics
that tell their story.
There are three telephones in Foley's office in the
House Office Building, and moderately busy day
each OF the three is apt to ring average of
every five minutes That that he and his three
secretaries apt to handle many 400 to 500 calls
In a single day.
The door of the office Is needless say always open
to the public In average week, at least 40 SO
sttuents large proportion of them from Montgomery
County - will take advantage of the standing invitation
to visit their Congressman in person.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22
MANY OTHER SCREENED
POSITIONS
Annette D. Tatelman

a27 woodward Bids. end Floor
1888 18th St. NV. at H
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ASSISTANT
ASSISTANT

To the manager Of Payroll Mes
sage Division Of the Shaw-Walker
Co. Must be good typist and ex-
perieneed in once detail work
371a-hr. wk.. no Sat-; age % to
40. Good starting salary, employee
benefits. SHAW-WALKER CO.
New Display Center, 72S 18th
St NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22
YOUNG MEN
S120 PER WEEK

large national organization OPEN
ing new division In WASHINGTON
needs t2l young men. twhite). II
to 30, to train for Irresponsible
executive positions. $40 per week
TO start. rapid advancement 70 top
pay, plus possibility Of earning In
mobile necessary. Apply after
1890 am Tues. ST. 3-4563
81 900 A MONTH for making dra-
matte 3-second demonstration OF
amazing lightweight Presto Fire
Extinguisher. New chemicel used
by Airforce snufis out fives in
stantly. ONLY S4a5. Terrifc COM
missions. Millions want II. Free
kit. MERLITE, ia +. 32nd, Dent
P-76U, New York 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22

BANK EMPLOYE POSITION i'm
mediately for dependable and re-
sponsible person with banking or
business experience: must reside
in Indian Head area: company
benefits. Apply to Mr.. Herbert,
COUNTY TRUST co. OF MD 4,
Indian Head, Md
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22
SET UP IN
BUSINESS AT
OUR EXPENSE

Earn and learn while
establishing your own busi-
ness, No investment re-
CURED: once facilities sup
piled. Training and field
supervision quickly advance
your earnings beyond guar
anteed starting income.
Youth be backed by a lead
ing company with tremend-
Gus market potential and
assets over q billion dollars
Capabilities will be throughly
tested and applicants should
have successful business ex-
perience. college preferred.
Two fine opportunities for
men who want their own
business and high earnings.
Starting monthly income up
TO 500. Write Box 1916,
Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22

AVON has several excellent ter
ritQrles open now. You can earn
S30-S4O wkly, in spare hrs. DI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22
YOUNG MAN

70 become branch ONCE manager
Good starting salary. plus liberal
expense allowance and company
benefits Must be at least a hiRh
school graduate, q TO 30, and have
car For interview call GEORGE
M. THORNTON. Jr., XII 0-s076.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22

SILVER POLIsHER. experienced
oss sw.a sn s,6 De'ms sosC uU S9
MT, Edwards, GAIT A BRO. 007
18th ST, NV
SKIP LOCATOR, experienced only;
top salary. NEW YORK JEWERLY
CO.. 7lg 9TH 81. NV. 2es
SLIP COVER CUTTER, list class
permanent Apply In person
RosENBERo's. INC. 74b Soth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22

MATCHMAKER

To estimate in watch and jewelry
repair department: excellent op-
portunity on year-around basis;
5-day, 4O-hour week. time and Z
half for overtime; 20ss discount
on purchases, many other worth
whlia henaflta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22

SALESMAN and dlatrict manaser
for large petroleum co. Must have
similar exper., not service station
attendanta. Willine TO relocate.
Age 70 As. Salary 70 81, 900 plus
car and expenses. Bill HOpson,
SMELLING AoCY., COS l4th 81.
NV. ST. 3-0seH
Statesmen for home improvements;
paid In full when Job u started,
Leads fuTnlshed PERIoR
ROOFING 4 SIDING CO. 5162
Benning I'd. Sc. 10. S-1100.
Statesmen 10 sell roofing, siding
and improvements. Must be capa-
bic Of estimating and closing Op-
4 portunity for sales manager LA.
6-lss2 Monday, . until noon,
Statesmen
ACES 25 TO 40. Permanent career
with PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE
CO. IN Silver Spring Bethesda
rea for men VIII somf enlleae
experience, sales ability and vision
Salary. training program plus
management OPPORTUNITIES Call or
write Mr.. LINK, AH4 Colesville
I'd, Silver spring, ~. S-2S02.
statesmen
National manufacturer OF alumi-
mum products now has territories
open for men calling on whole
sale trade Draw against high
rate OF commission. Send resume
and experience TO Box l6-G. Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22
VAN MOVERS
NEEDED!

Are you interested in earning
an average Of $1,000 per
month? mats the experience
Of many successful van OPP
orators driving for Aero
Mayflower Transit Co Inc.
under 4S-State contract.
George Robinson says he nets
over 81 Loo per month has
paid for two tractors. owns
new car complete new house
, hold furniture. and has built
substantial bank account
since Joining Mayflowers
contract fleet in 1858. We
are expanding Mayflower's
service, need additional van
operators 90 years or older
to go into business for them
selves with Mayflower. We
furnish company paid train
ing II needed. at no cost.
All YOU need is desire to
become independent bust
uessman and a 1855 or newer
model tractor titled in your
name that meets Interstate
Commerce Commission safety
requirements. Personal ref
erences needed. Write JOHN
DAVIS. Pc. Box l07.
IndianaDoliS y. Indiana.