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Probe Of Police
Draws to Close

BALTIMORE, Feb. 81 (AP).
The investigation Of alleged
Maryland State Police i'm
proprieties has ended.
A report on the probe will go
to the president of the State
Bar Association tomorrow.
The probe was headed by
Hilary w. Cans who concluded
the questioning of witnesses
yesterday. Among those Mr..
Cans said he questioned was
Maj. William H. Weber, State
police executive officer, who
was a key figure in the case.
Judge John B. Gray. bar asso-
citation president. took part in
the questioning which was
conducted by q ive-man COM.
mittee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22

their regular school teachers.
They are top-flight scientists
who happen to be some of the
children's fathers who are de-
voting their time to conduct
the schools science enrichment
program.
The program, sponsored by
the schools Parent Teacher
Association, is designed to in
troduce the students to Scien-
tific thinking. The classes are
attended on a voluntary basis
and for no extra school credit
by about 30 students.
At their first session, the STU
dents heard physicist Ben
Goldberg tell about the nature
of light-both visible and in
visible. Yesterday, they heard
Dr.. Richard K. Cook, a physi-
ciSt with the Bureau of Stand
ards, explain the solar system
He also taught them how to
measure distances by using
geometry.
At future Saturday sessions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22

they will hear about how
mountains are formed, future
travel to the moon, how metal
is found and mined, under
water sounds of fish, use Of
maps, principles Of atomic and
nuclear physics, an introduce
ton to zoology and the devel-
opment of new drugs.
School Principal Raymond
Brown said most of the volun-
teer lecturers are members of
the Rosemary Hills School PTA
and he said there were so many
volunteers that the program
most likely would be continued
next year.
II think these scientist
parents enjoy these classes
about as much as the students
do" observed Mr.. Brown. zone
of the wives told me her huS-
band spent many hours prepar-
ing for his hour-and-a-half
lecture and demonstrations"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22

The Senate caucus room,
scene of many historic and
often heated wrangles, echoed
to a different sort of battle
yesterday-the polite argument
of young Americans in formal
debate.
There was no gavel-pounding
or shouting as four young stu
dents-two from Northwestern
and two from West Point-de-
bated whether the further de-
velopment of nuclear weapons
should be prohibited by an in
ternational agreement.
It was the finals of the second
annual Capitol Hill Tourna-
ment, sponsored by the Univer-
sity of Maryland and for the
second straight year, North
western University won.
The Best Case
Senator Sparkman, Democrat
Of Alabama, and Senator Thur
mond, Democrat Of South Caro-
lima, were among the judges
who decided, 10-1, that Sally
Therneau and Barry Collins Of
Northwestern had presented the
best case in arguing for the af-
firmative.
The uniforms of the four
service academies were sprin-
killed. among the audience of de-
baters from 80 schools which
damned the ornate caucus
room,
They enthusiastically ap-
plauded each speaker at the
conclusion of the argument, de-
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Legion Ceremony

Groundbreaking ceremonies
for the new headquarters of
American Legion Post No. I39,
Arlington, are scheduled at l
pm. today at 3445 North WASH
ington boulevard.
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County Pupils Attend
Special Science Class

Some ambitious fifth and sixth grade students at the
Rosemary Hills Elementary School in Montgomery County
preparing themselves for the space age
To do this they voluntarily attending classes each
Saturday morning various aspects of science
The students instructors special classes aren't
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-23

Canton. Mrs. Kenneth LeSuem and
WAYNE. MIS-. Ed Jones. James
Jones and Annie Ruth Hudains, Of
Richmond
c. II. Apee and Mrs. r. o. viii
lianls were callers in the " Elijah
Dunkum home Monday
Mrs. c. L. Dunken has q ncw
lob baby setting with Mn and Mrs.
Henry Thomas's daughter
Mrs. Thomas is now working AT
Jinmies Restaurant at sprouse )
Corner
Mr.. and Mrs Dunkum received
a long distance call from Wey
mouth, Mass. Wednesday night
saving they have a new grand
daughter Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Dun
kim have three daughters, Linda,
Laura and the latest addition to
the Dunktnn family born Tuesday.
January u. Loretta.
The Girls are being given the
title Of The Three L s.
Week end guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
S. K. Thomas were MI. and Mrs.
Charles V'ooten. Of Enonyille En-
cst Thomas and Harris Dunkum
Of Richmond Aid Ra ym o II 4
Thomas of Alexandria.
Mr. and MES Roy Allen. Bar
bara ana mitchell IL praper Nc
were week end guests of Mrs.
Emma Allen
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Prospect

Dr. NJ Mae Kelly. of Pearisburg
vas a week end guest Of her sis-
ter and brother-in-law. Nh and
Mrs. R A Brisentine. Dr. Kellv
was the speaker at the birthday
luncheon meeting of the Psi Chap
Ter OF Delta Kappa Gamma al
Longwood House on Saturday
Nat Wilkerson and r. A. Brisen-
tine are convaleScina at their
homes after returning from South
slde Community Hospital
Mts. Christine Toadvine cor
tinues to be a patient al Southsida
Community Hospital
The quarterly meeting Of nc
WsCs Of Prospect Method. sr
Church met at the church On Tues-
day evening
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(.Illlla

Mrs Bessie Felts and sons
visited the A NJ Dodsons, Sunday
afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. Hadley Worrell of
Goochland county visited her sis
ter, Mrs. Bessie Felts, and family
Sunday
Phillip Barnard. of VPI cele-
brated his Dist birthday Saturday
He was home over the week end
to attend his sisters wedding
Jean Nelson. Ramona Dodson
and Aubrey Dodson enjoyed the
basketball game at Grove Satr-
day night
Word has been received Of the
birth OF a daughter Debrr- CAL.
to Mr.. and Mrs William Nolan OF
Biloxi. Miss. on Christmas Eye
She was the former Miss Ila Mae
Easter of Amelia
Mesdames Agnes Barnard Hazel
Beaslay Gladys Robertson and
syble Dodson enjoved a visit Tues
day afternoon at the home Of Miss
Mary Sheppard.
We are sorry 10 hear Mrs a
Laurence isn't feeling well
Mrs. Roy Cornelius. Of Okla
homa City, Okla. became 4 grand
mother January Il when her son <
wife. MIS- Andrew C1rnelir~. o.
Oklahoma City. gave birth to a
nine pound. - ounce daughter
Mrs Roy Cornalius is the former
Miss Lois WAGNER Of Chula
Mrs. AGNES Barnard spent Wed
neSday with Mrs Mary Miller
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-23
THE FARMvI1IE (va) HERALD, FRIDAY JANUARY g. 1859

baby. Of Washington, were week end
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Calvin Bass.
Miss Beverly Bass was the over
night guest of Miss Marie Garrett
Friday
Clarence Bradshaw of Durham
N q, and Clyde Bradshaw. Of Nor
folk. spent Saturday with Mrs. H L.
Bradshaw.
Rev. and Mrs T. O. Herndon and
twins were dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs - E. Marshall and Mr.
and Mrs Kermit Cook Friday eve
ming
MI. and Mrs Bill Bass were sup
ner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gene
Banton Sunday night.
Mrs. J O. Wilkerson and daugh-
ter. Mrs. r. E. Bomar, Of Lynch
burg. Mrs. D. A. Pulley and chill
dren, Pamela and Catherine. anC
Mrs. j. B. Vaughan visited in Roa
noke Tuesday and had dinner al
Natural Bridge. Mrs. Pulley anC
! daughters left Saturday for Charles
| ton, S c., after visiting her parents
Nh. and Mrs. j B Vaughan
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-23
Well Water

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bergob
were callers of Mr. and Mrs H.
E. Maxey, Sunday
Mr. and Mrs j K Sinclair and
son, Keith. and Miss Elizabeth
Steger, Of Gloucester. were week
end visitors of Mrs. Sinclair par
ents. MI and Mrs A. j. Steger
Edmund Banton, of PoWhatan.
spent the week end with his mother
Mrs. j. w. Banton
Irwin H Steger Of Long Island
N. Y. was a visitor last week IN
the A. j. Stegcr home.
Mr.. and Mrs James Tlndall. Jr-
and Mrs j. B Tindall of Hatton.
and Rev G. c. Shepherd Of Buck
lngham. were dinner guests Sun
day of Mr. and Mrs Nelson Tin
dali
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Banton and
Mrs Irene Baber were Charlotte
vile visitors Monday
Friends here were sorry to hear
of the death OF Robert MaXey Ill
Richmond Friday. He was a mem
Der Of Sharon Church where nc at
tended before moving to Rich
mond
Carl Bransford Of Indiana. has
been spending several days with
his brother and sister-in-law, Mn
and Mrs. L. C. BransfOrd
Mrs R. H. Patteson and Mr..
John Sargent. Of Richmond were
callers on Thursday in the A ]
Steger and Nelson Tindal homes
Other callers in the Steeer home
were Mrs. c. A. Whitfield. Mrs W
L. Gardner Ms Virginia Hughes,
Mr.. and Mrs. George w Rabel
and Mrs. Greene Davis
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-23
Jetersvii!e News
Amelia Study Class
Draws Local Ladies

Mrs. H. 2. Mann Mrs. H. Al
Saxton. Mrs Ollie Cole Mrs PM.
Sanderson, and Mrs W f. Farms
worth attended the study class At
A m ella sponsored BY Moore Is
Church Mrs. Garland Hutchinson
taught the class On countries Of the
Far East, which was very interest
ing
Mrs. G. S. Farmer was hostess
to the HID Club in her home last
week with a eood attendance. The
Demonstration was on facial care
given by Mrs White
/ Mrs H. A SaXtan was hostess
to the Methodist WsCS Tuesday
evening at with II members
present
Mrs. Helen Merritt visited her
7 mother, Mrs, Kate Norfleet and
sister, Miss Virginia Nortleet, in
Richmond Tuesday
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Mrs. H. A. Saxtan and daugh-
ter, Mrs Willie Elicit, and Mrs.
w. E FarnsWorth visited Mrs.
James Yeats near Richmond We'd
nesday. They also shopped in Rich
mond in the afternoon. Mrs. w. E.
FarnsWorth visited Mrs Florence
Wood in a nursing home.
Carol Lynn Lewis is visiting her
grandmother in Keysville.
Mrs, W. E. Farnsworth spent
Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Fl. W.
Vernon in CreWe.
Conway Thompson is back home
after an operation at Southslde
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Tuesday
Sunday guests OF Mi. and Mrs.
E. B. Anderson and Wayne Ander-
son were Mr. and Mrs. Conway
Anderson and James jenkins and
sons. Charles and Wayne. Of Rich
Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Mitterer. of
H IIano vere Thursday guess
Nh and Mrs c. NJ Dulng, Of
Richmond. visited Mr. and MIS-. A
F. Pipiunge Thursday afternoon
Walter Fahrner. of Guinea Mills
was a Sunday supper guest Of Mr.
and Mrs. w. T. Guthrie.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-23
Oak Forest News
Dean Payne r aily
Arrives From ! orida

CHESTS this week CT Nh. and Mrs.
Ed Payne are Mn and MI Dean
Payne and sons Billy ard Brook q
Tampa. Fla
Mr and Mrs N F PICKETT
visited her mother. Mrs. Irene
Bradbury. Sunday a Culpeper
MI and Mrs Erie Jones and chill
dien were guests Sunday Of Mr.
and MIS-. NJ F. LeSueur ii Arvonia
Mrs. D. 3. Sullivan visited her
daughter-in-law Mrs. Garland Sulli-
van, at Willis Hospital,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-23
Rice Happenings
Rice Happenings
.HOmenakers Club
To Hold Special
Clinic In February

Tie regular meeting Of the Rice
Homcmakers Club was held with
MIS-. Edward Frank Thursday eve
ming January Ia Mrs. Frank, presi-
dent. gave ont the yearbOoks which
were filled i'll at that time. She
asked fol- volunteers to make can
ccr DRESSINGS for the county chapter
Of the American Cancer Society.
She announced February 20 as the
date for the slpcover clinic Mrs.
Louise Bagby was welcomed into
the club
Mrs. James Gates. leader for the
month. gave a most interesting and
Informative demonstration on Wise
Selection Of Kitchen Utensils and
Use Of Small Equipment. +" The next
meeting Will be held with Mrs. p. I
Bondurant February z at pm
Mr.. and Ms. W S. Weaver we're
dinner Guests OF Mrs A. w Weaver
Thursday evening i'll Norfolk and
we're overnight guests Of MI and
Mrs Geornc Banks
MIS-. 0 Mann. Of I7asnlyille spent
Sunday With Mrs J 4 Young
Alr~ Garland Stafford and Gary
and Ms. jimmy Davis and chll-
dren, Of Richmond, spent Saturday
With Mr.. and Mrs. r r Walthall
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-23

A1Pko News Notes
Faye Allen Goes 10 National Heart
Institute In Maryland For Operation

Faye Allen, who has been very
i'll for some time was taken To
Bethesda. Md. to the National
Heart Institute for heart opera
ton
Recent guests Of Mr. and Mrs
Eldon Dunkum were Mi and Mrs
Hamilton Harris, Of Dillwyn Mr..
and Mrs Clarence Thomas. of New
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-23

Community Hospital We wish him
a speedy recovery.
Mrs. James Morris. of Richmond.
spent Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Mann.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-23

An act of the Virginia Assembly
dividing Amelia county and creating
Prince Edward county took effect
January |, 1854. The name of the
new county honored young prince,
Edward Augustus, Duke Of York
and Albany, second son of Freder-
lex. Prince of Wales, deceased son
Of King George II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-06

INEXPERIENCED resident manager
and maintenance supervisor for
small apartment project. State age.
experience. references in letter
Box 107-K. Star.
ESTIMATOR, home improvements
and kitchen remodeling. Sales ex-
per helpful. SUBURBAN KITCH-
EMS. WA. 7-5303.
FOUNTAIN AND GRILL = Relief
shift; must. be neat and fast.
Excel. working cond. Sal, meal
and uniforms incl. TOPS DRIVE
IN, 6501 New Hampshire ave.
Chlllum.
FULL OR PART TIME, a local dis.
trihutor for a west coast manuf
company has openings for severa
ambitious men. Should earn In
excess of S75 per week part time
Car nee. JU. 9-S373 for inter
view only
GAS STATION ATTENDANT
Exper., white, full time. AMERI-
CAN SERVICE CO.. 1887 Cham
plain st, NV. DU. 10000.
GENL. orc. elk, avg. typ, Ii.
brary exp, good benefits. 5 d..
min 5000. POTOMAC EMPL.
1924 Wilson Blvd, Arl' IA. 5,
GROCERY CASHIER : CHECKER
mus be steady, have local refs
Apply MISSIONER FEDE RIA 1
| SUPERMARKET. 1858 N. Wash
| blvd, Arlington, Va.
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HELP MEN
NAN, ACE 1870


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Some college. Willing 10 work Ions
hours a. learn business Income.
$1,000 iirat year. We are after
lhat man able 70 earn promotion
to fuanngenent within two years.
Application ~ appt. only. Miss
rkRsoNzL INTERVIEW N'
MECHANIC, must be able 70 work
without supervision, repairs %
large ana small gasoline ENGINES
and other mechanical equipment.
Full-time interesting position Tor
young married man. looking for
long-ranee future with young,
progressive Organization. Apply IN
person. RENTAL TOOLS a
EQUIP. CO., n710 Capitol view
ave, Silver Spring, Nd.
MECHANICS mELPER-DRIvER =
White, rs 70 20 yrs. Of age. See
Mr WAINWRIGHT, 1888 N, Moore
st., Arlington, Va IA. T-7b77.
MEN. part time. white. Keep your
presen; lob. work near your home
II you wish and earn $50 10 500
. wa, extra ewes. and Saturdays
Call GA. 4-61l6 bet. pms pm.
| p m, Mon. Wed, Fri.
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HELP MEN

sALEsMEN-plrect selesmsn. Pull
or part time, Unusually high com
missions, CAL VA, $3.50,
sAI.EsMEN-Why keep 4 dog iobl
why not come IN with 4 future
powefhouse and sell real estate
Earn $4,000 IN comm ii 4
fascinating business. Call Mon
IA, b-i6bO.
sALEsMKN--weekly draw; full d
nart time. call On pm. ~
| 7-H3ll.
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Asst. Office Manager

One Of Washington's largest auto
mobile dealers desires person cap
able Of assuming responsibility
and assisting ONCE manager with
the accounting duties in q volume
operation. Please submit complete
resume Of employment record and
list personal references. This posi-
tion is permanent with many com
pany benefits and offers excep-
ment TO qualified person, Salary
commensurate with ability and
experience. All replies held in
strict confidence. Our employees
know Of this ad. Box l70-K, Star
AUTO BRAKE MECHANICS HELP
Ek--Young, white, mechanically
inclined. '903 N st. NV.
AUTO BODY MAN--Must be LIST.
Class worker with good exper
excel working conds. Call BRIGGS
JU. S-6S6S.
AUTO MECHANICS-Exper. In gem
eral repair work, must have own
tools. Apply ESQ CLINIC, Fair
fax circle, Fairfax Va. CIR
3-2992.
AUTO PAINTER. txper. on autos
trucks. foreign cars. MASTER
AUTO BODY, S240 Prospect st
NV, ar Hart
AUTO PAINTER's HELPER. exper.
white, 20-30 years ole. MASTER
AUTO BODY. 3240 Prospect 81
NV, MI. Hart
AUTO statesmen, used cars-WG
need 2 top-nOtch men Immediately
for old established 100-car opera
ton: hest deal in town BELL
MOTORS. Sill Wis. ave-, WO
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MEN

MEN, is TO 30, white. full or part
time, no experience nee. Nc.
Z Maids HAMBURGkRS. 025
.arlington blvd. Falls Church.
MEN 90. car necessary. To be
trained for permanent position
| In our service department. Good
pay, auto allowance, commits
sion. vacation. Apply between 10
am. and 3 pm. D2S Eye st. NV
MESSENGERS tal, white. under
II yrs with local school recon-
mendation and good handwriting
to relieve outside messenger and
to learn financial credit on per
sons, firms and corporations
working mostly on files and on
phones. Hours. $3.50 TO 3. halliday
Sat, quick advancement. Phone
Ma. S-111S.
MILLWORK = Outside salesman
estimator or retail sales. Perman'
emit position. ANNANDALE MILL.
WORK. CT. $1,000.
MUFFLER INsTALLER-Exper. II
all phases Of exhaust system, goot
I pay stead- porlti0l with fringe
benefits. Apply RAYCO, e111
Bladensburg I'd, ne
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PHARMACIST, licensed in D C.
for medical clinic 40-hour, 5h.
day week., no evenings. Sunday
or holidays; 20 days annual leave
per year, insurance and retire.
ment plan, free medical and hos.
pitalization coverage including w
to ID days sick leave per year
salary open. Call EX. $685..
PHARMACIST -Registered Mary
land full or par time in Collegi
Park area. Box l6-S, Star.
PHARMACIsT, exper. for actiVl
store. best clientele: S175 per wk
ALBAN TOWERS PHARMACY
300 Mass. ave NV.
PHARMACIST, assistant manager
position excellent salary, bonus
discounts. group disqualification
and paid vacations. Box 246-S
Star.
PHARMACIST, registered, virginia
fun time. WILLIAMSBURG PHAR,
MACY. Arlington, KE S-5302.
PHARMACIST. part time. win &C
cept qualified woman willing anc
able to cover Saturday, Sunday
holidays and 5 to 8 full weeks fol
vacations. Must he registered d. c
hatt ID lI. FTeNlOuS 0OSDlIal Oh
clinic exper helpful. Give full
particulars when writing. Boz
99-G, Star.
PHOTO LAB TECHNICIAN-Exp
fenced in aerial Photographic map
ping; precision work with 4Ox4t
copy camera: developing. tectify
Ing, printing and enlarging aerla
film. Some printing. Permanen
position. ia 5=S500 weekdays.
PHOTOGRAPHIC DARK ROOM
MAN - Commercial backgrounl
necessary. Only professionals ap
ply Salary open. BY appointment
only. BROOKS PHCTOGRA
PIERS. OIL. A-IO7S.
PLANT MANAGER
Must be the best. One Of the bes
sails ries in the dry cleaning in
dustry for the right man. Contae
Mr.. N. ROBIN at LU. 2-7sS4
PLUMBING and STEAM FITTING
apprentices, steady employment
good Day, immediate openings
Apply ATCHISON g. KELLER
INC, 1246 Taylor st NV, ia
9-slOn
PLUMBER, iobbing and remodeling
d. c. drivers permit; steady work
LA. R-B436
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BOX ASK, STAR

AIRLINE TRArNEEs IS, 600
MANAGEMENT TRArNEEs 5000
pRAFT9MEN. exper.. S2.7b hr. up
TECHNICIANs. tech. ~ So .25 hr.
ELECTRICAL EN0RS. TO $4,000
ABBoTT EMPL,. 1907 H NV.
APPRENTICE FAINTER. for 4-year
proRram leadine 10 status as
1ourneyman pay increases at g.
month intervals, youns man with
complsteS YOI ~ To- u sss s5 Dreierrredd s |:
q good opportunity TO learn 4
trade. Send brief letter stating
qualifications including Job his
tory schooline, experience or tn
seresi ~ auto oaintine. Boz
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HELP MEN


PLUMBER. for .nsg and Esmedsllne
hooN ' is.9gsdH. Rhode Island ave- ne
PLUFnERs AND HELPEns. exper
for rinht men: established new
work oontraeting arm. ONLY top
eualsdsSS men need appls. co
PLUMBERS, needed BY frm viii
re volume Of commercial ang
apt. work. experienced only
steady employment, top wages
Apply IN person A JOHN O
ave, Wheaton. Nd. No telephone
PLUMBERS
Experienced only. New work, Mary
land Virglnia and d. G. Cal
10. $500 after z pm
r0RTER colored, fer downtown
once BLDG. Married, no children
drivers permit, over %, Good sal
AIRY and quarters. DREYFUsl
BROS, 1919 18th At. NV, MA
P0RTER. young: for general stool
work and cleaning. STANDARD
DRUG CO.. 1900 University blvd.
Langley Park, Nd.
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MANAGER FOR DRY
CLEANING PLANT
PLANT MANAGER
PATENT ATTORNEY

Outstanding opportunity for registered Patent
Attorney with chemical and/or metallurgical ex-
perience to assume key position in Patent De-
partment of company active in benefciation,
reduction and concentration of iron ores.
Two to three years experience in preparation,
prosecution. searching. etc, required.
Liberal salary--benefits. Excellent working condi-
tons. Location: New York City.
Interviews April through in Washington, d c.
Cali
Elk. 3-0127
For appointment
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EXCELLENT
OPPORTUNITY

All around man. Light Of
fee work. Inventory. Tele-
phone sales ability. Tire ex-
perience desired but not nee
essary. Good salary with
fast advancement for right
man. Phone Ii. $4,000
betw. $50 and IL am.
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ADJUSTOR
(claims)

Expanding Insurance com
pcny has opening lot an
experienced kdjustor, who u
q college graduate,
wouug man, aae 20 70 30,
with no less than 3 to 3
year, experiences IN the land
Ing OF automobile casually
claims. We ray for ex-
pericnce with starting salary
up 70 S5.4OO and more.
Our salary program ranks
ha one OF the best IN ths
Insurance Industry. Per-
manent d. G. location.
LIBERAL COMPANY benefits.
In reply please send snap
shot n available with 70.
sumo Of your persona, aud
educational background. ex-
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SALESMAN
SALESMAN

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lob that IS challensins. at high
paw Seiling in our field Is q diff.
ferent oh. Yer will represent a
large vsl-kncwn company who
will train you for your work II
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PERSONNEL
OFFICER

Expansion program for
one " Washington most
progressive comp a n S,
creates need Tor q COLLEGE
trained man with substan-
tial experience in Personnel
Administration, and union
relations, to mead personnel
sional, clerica. and semi-
industrial employees. Excel
lent working conditions, poll
an Inusual opportunity for
a well-quaii1ed man Sub
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