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He is a short man with a
pat Of gray and he walks In
the shade along the edge Of
the stalls. The dark chest
nut stops chewing to watch
him. This is Atoll. a beauti-
full piece Of black satin, a
stride-and-a-half this side Of
greatness. The man looks
back at him. He has noun
tain lake eyes with sunny
country lanes leading away
from them. you're going to-
day." he says to Atoll. 60
good"
The man is more important
than any of the horses he
trains. He has a feeling for
them. They do not UNDER
stand him. Some, like Hub
cap, try to bite him. Ray
mond Leslie Metcalf never
bites back. He talks soothing
talk, q humble Of sweet tones
rather than words.
Metcalf is at Monmouth
Park now with Elkcam Stable.
It isn't the biggest. Or the
fastest. 1t earns money for
the Mackle brothers, who
own it. They're good to Met
calf. Metcalf is good to them.
And, each year. the horses
are faster, the trainer is
cannier.
RAYMOND METCALF was
raised in Louisville. He lived
a little OF Churchill Downs.
No one in his family cared
especially for horses. The
kid liked them before he
liked girls. And after. He was
10 when he got his first job,
walking "hots."
The same year, 1925, he
was graduated from st.
Helen's Parochial School.
That was it. No more school.
The nuns didn't teach horses.
For Ray, it was horses or
nothing. The sweet odor Of
horse and hay, the sound Of
a whinny or a kick against a
stall. the sting Of liniment.
the creak of saddle leather,
the velvet Of a gray muzzle
against a cool cheek-these
were for the kid.
He worked hard. He grew
up to be 5 feet. Az inches.
and 95 pounds. An ideal
jockey. Some jockeys despise
horses. Ray Metcalf loved
them. It wasn't enough. He
was q bad rider.
In 1892, Ray rode a pretty
good horse at Jefferson Park
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-17
New Aluminium Paint
For Roofs and Siding
By D. M. DERWIN
Contributing Writer

prevent deterioration by sun
light. The fibered binder
won't dry out and lose ad-
heSion.
Aluminium flakes in these
coatings reflect the hot rays
of the summer sun-interiors
are cooler and more comfort
able. And these reflective
aluminium pigment flakes
help to keep the building
heat inside during winter.
This new coating can save
old surfaces and extend the
useful life of newer ones.
Properly applied, it gives
weatherproofing protec tion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-17
How to
STOP KILLING
YOURSELF
ChoIesteroI and Obesity
By DR.. PETER J. sTEINcRoHN

Many readers write in, ask
ing if there is some formula
guaranteed to lower blood
cholesterol.
DEAR DIR. STEINCROHN:
I am a 53-year-old business
man. My doctor has Just
found that I have high blood
pressure and a blood choleS-
terol that is above normal.
He also tells me that I weigh
too much by at least 40
pounds.
He has put me on q diet,
given me some medicine and
read the law to me about
my excess weight. I have
been wondering If you know
Of anything more spectacu-
lar" in the management of a
high cholesterol condition.
Thank you. Mr.. o. G. D.
RECENT STUDIES indi-
cate that hypercholestero-
lemia tends to occur more
often in patients whose par
ents have suffered from the
condition.
There is nothing spec
tacular" in the treatment.
Your doctor is probably aware
Of the methods in use today.
OF first Importance is the
treatment for your obesity.
Chances are you won't re-
Spond well to treatment If
you don't reduce. Simple,
day-to-day dieting should do
the trick.
AS for medicine, it has
been found that NICOTINE
acid helps lower the choles-
terol level. It's only drawback
Is that 1t causes flushing.
Most patients get used to it.
Many doctors use thyroid ex-
tract (and sometimes iodine)
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dren are hard-of hearing.
Besides, you should empha-
size that his reduced hearing
may be having an effect on
his work efficiency. Many are
not aware of that until they
are asked to leave and work
elsewhere.
The ear specialist will use
an audiometer to determine,
accurately and quickly, how
much your husbands hear
ing range has been reduced.
He will then find the cause
and treat it if possible. He
will suggest the need for
lip-reading lessons, which
are helpful whatever the de-
gree of deafness. Your hus-
band may require a hearing
aid. He will find that they
are small, efficient and easy
to handle.
released by the Bell Syndicate, Ine)
Monday: Imaginary heart trouble.
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Repair Loans

Repairs and improvements
made promptly can keep
your home from aging pre-
maturely. With a Federal
Housing Administration in
sured property improvement
loan you can modernize your
home to At today's pattern
Of living.
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Nose for Trouble

SAVANNAH, Ga. APP
Jacob Lees nose cost him 500
in Superior Court. While wait
ing to testify, Lee pulled out
his handkerchief. Five lottery
tickets 1uttered out of the
pocket. A policeman saw the
whole thing and Lee pleaded
guilty to possessing lottery
tickets. He paid a 500 fine.
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even under the most punish
ing conditions, the maker
claims.
This coating can be used
on metal, concrete or
masonry.
The coating comes ready
to use without thinning or
heating. 1t should be thor
oughly stirred before using to
assure uniform consistency
and color. 1t can be applied
with a brush, spray gun,
squeegee or other conven-
tional application methods.
These colored coatings have
approximately so or $50
square feet per gallon COW
erage, depending on the type
and condition Of the surface.
The colors available are
aluminium, gold, blue, green
and red.
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Further information about
the product mentioned above
may be obtained by writing
the manufacturer, S. S.
Bailey & Co., zoos Evarts
street NE, Washington 10,
D. c.
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agencies ono counSeioTS.
because of this. We'd like to
know who is right. I feel the
most important thing chill
dren can learn is how to get
along with others. To have
good relations with others
they must be able to do the
same things, share the same
experiences. My husband
thinks this Is "conformism"
and he happens to be a rug
ged individualist. He wants
the children to stand on
their own two feet"
Howard P.-I think that
the worst thing that has
happened to us in the goth
century is the collapse of all
standards except one-being
with the crowd.
I want my children to
learn to think for themselves.
I do not approve of a IS
year-old girl wearing lip
stick or going to a party at
which alcoholic beverages
are served. Our son, too, has
twice as many responsible
ties and half the privileges
Of the average boy Of IL.
Our kids resent 1t, sure,
but someday they'll be CRATE
full.
THE COUNCILS VIEW
We believe in tempering
righteousness with a little
mercy. Adolescent children
are at the most conforming
stage of their lives. At no
other time does being one of
the crowd seem quite so i'm
portant. 1t is a way of grow
ing up-growing away from
parents and forming ties with
ones own generation.
We don't think it is neces-
sary to give in to every de-
mand of the child's at this
stage simply because he says
"the others are doing it," But
it is necessary to make some
allowance for his need to be
noticed and approved in his
own age group.
Howard is a little oversold
on his notion that his chill
dren's resentment will auto
matically turn to gratitude
when they get older. We do
not think it is necessary or
desirable for a child to go
through years of unhappiness
in order to learn Mother or
Dad was right or meant right.
A far better way of bring
ing a child forward into his
own individuality would be
to establish certain basic
principles with great firmneSs.
but to be understanding and
open to reason on details.
Copyright, 1859,
General Features Corp.)
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FAMILY COUNCIL
Stern Dad
Is Against
Conformity
THE PROBLEM

Marcia P.-The most i'm
portant thing Is to get along
with others.
Howard Pr want the
children to think for them
selves.
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THE DETAILS
Marcia P.-My husband
and I have quite different
ideas about child rearing and
I'm afraid we're confusing
and upsetting our children
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-17

The FomiIy Council consists Of q
Judge, q psyehiutrist, three
eIersymen, o newspaper editor. q
women's editor ond two writers.
Eoch article is q summary Of on
oetuoI eose history. The council
reports on problems thut hove
been dealt with by responsible
oeencies and eounseIors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-09

COLLECTORS (al, phone, 10 $50
Atlas AocY... - lgt n Y. Ave- NV.
CONTRADICTION FoREMEN =
Working toremen needed for gen
ernl warehouse type construction,
experienced lead men preferred
but not required: excellent OBJ
portunity for right men, ApplJ
In person, DoNoHoE CoNsTRUC-
! ADrif ~. between q and ia am.
COOK AND BAKER. fun or part
lime, txper. N better reateurantl
WALLAcE'B RESTAURANT. le3a
l sSSnsh e center .-'" MARROW Hts
c ossE ,Io.s.dP sd e D sI.sos s-d1s AK
for neat, sober. reliable man
bfEER. eoi K. !. ave- ne.
c0UNTERMAN. for pissa earry-oul
shop. Experience not necessary
Nightwork and Sunday. steady
lob. Apply between ~ and 2 On
Friday and sat. at 44o7 8. capi-
ooUNTERMAN, grille experience
preferred; good pay. good work
ing conditions, Must have ref.
erences. Apply MARIO'S PIzzA
HOUSE, 3a22 Wilson blvd. Arl.
CUSTODIAN, man and wife. sober
no children. new religious blog I.
NV, appropriate d. G, licenses
for heaflne and cooling plant
Fun charge Of other janitorial
help. Compensation. includes studio
type apt:; write tuii particuint'
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BUTCHER. sxDer., year-round worI
FEDERAL MARKET. l750 IL
hwy Arl. Va. ia. e-4b4b.
BUTCHER. COuNTkRaAN, exper
Apply MONTGOMERY Hills
MARKET. oeoruia ave. and Semi.
naTy Fd., Silver sprins. Call 10
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CRAFTSMAN, $3.50
CRAFTSMAN

with artistic interest for layout
design In map work. Permanent
position with large local organiza-
ton. Age TO 80. BOZ 456-s. Star
DRIVER, white, age 1885. good
driving record, character and APP
pearance Wo. 6-6035.
DRIVER. eolored; must be resident p
OF virginia: references. Apply 81
PET SHOP. 4OOS 8. Four-Mile Run
dr., Arlington.
DRIVER, white, for dry cleaning
Washington. Apply 1907 Nichols
ave. Sc. STYLE CLEANERS.
DRIVER, Va, chauffeur's lic., h,sg.;
some out-of-State trips. 1888 M.
XII. S-5oS5.
DRIVERS = High earnings, good
equipment. 2-way radio: fun and
part time openings. Apply 3S2o
DRIVERS, owner operator Northern
Van Lines, Inc, expanding lease
operator program. Opportunity
Tor . men Win VII n aesssdrs To cns
Term lease, comm. basis, 80 States.
Contact FRANK COOPER at b003
Creston st., Hyattsville, Md. LU.
2-2947.
DRIVER, SALESMAN, good routes
now available. New bonus plan
Apply JACK e. JILL ICE CREAM
CO., 14l9 l. st. Sc.
DRUG CLERK, experienced; top
salary to right man; no Sundays.
Apply in person. SAVE-MORE
DRUGS, 1907. Old GEORGETOWN I'd,
Bethesda, Md.
ELECTRICIAN. experienced. reii.
able, sober Must have D. C. card
and drivers license. Good pay,
Apply tn. 2-0111 any time.
ELECTRICIANS and exper. helpers
for apt. house and new house wiz
ing. Top wages, excel. working
conds. UN. 4-S903. Mr.. sURwTT.
ELECTRICIANS and exper. helpers,
wanted for jobbing and repair
work. Apply KOLB ELECTRIC
INC. 3247 Que st. NV.
ELEVATOR OPERATOR, white.
Apply elevator starter, Munsey
Bldg, 1929 E at. NV.
ELEVATOR OPERATOR, colored;
$40 pm. to IL: 80 pm. Refs.
req. CO. 5-4635.
rrNY(STNYrsrSYac,
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HELPMEH
FURNITURE
FINISHER

Must be experienced in all
types of furniture, for
for Washington's largest
furniture company. 40
hour week, excellent SAL
airy and all company bene-
fits. Apply MIR. GoTT-
HARDT, 81 M st. ne.
HUB FURNITURE
FURNITURE Statesmen, with OF
without experience: willing 10
train: excellent opportunity. in
side only, New store. Ask for Mr..
BEASLEY, SUITLAND FURNI-
TURE CO.. 4620 5uitland I'd,
GARDENER. experienced, is to 90
hrs. per week Sc an hour. In
quire wAGONWHEEL MOTEL,
2715 Richmond hwy, Alexandria,
Va.
GAS STATION ATTENDANT. 40
TO 45 yrs. Of age, settled; night
work. Fairfax. Va. CIR. 3-97l3.
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RElpMEM

TREE ExPERTs-Experienced only
for steady work, Good paw. Call
DE, 2-lA7i ewes,
TREEMEN. experienced. steady
work; truck driver, Va. license.
m. A-T37b.
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Nails MUTUAL NUNua-ruu OF
part time; prev. exper, not nec,i
opportunities unlimited IN THIS
rapidly sxpanclng ne.a; =. excel !. SCI.
isi4s s,. ssns sl b asl esGa for an.
81 VII iNvESffNd ASSOC, INC.
Sales Representative
EDUCATIONAL COURSES
Well educated, pefaonable, with
ability and desire 10 do advisory
sales work. Full time and perma-
nent. Phone or visit AMERICAN
INSTITUTE, 1905 q 81. NV, ST.
3-20e0, ask for Mr., ManAhan.
sALEsAAN-Por expanding dicta-
ton equipment division Of ma
ti0nai corp. Protected territory
tor commission. DI, 7-03b5.
SALESMAN, KITCHEN CABINET
exper. In planning, estimating and
selling custom kitchens. Phone
for appt.. KITCHENS INC, WO
$4,000,
sALESAfAN--Excellent opportunity
with well-established firm, for spe-
cialty salesman; lmmed. earnings
Can Ma. s-00Os for appointment
SALESMAN WANTED--A wonder
full opportunity for a young man
automobile business from one end
to the other. automobiles, Access
series, loans and insurance: good
salary, commission, bonuses. hos
pitaiizationi every chance for ad-
vancement, HERSON'S AUTO A
APPLIANCE Co. DE. 2-4700.
sALEsMAN-MANAGER. for sta.
tionery dent, Of Bethesda once
furn store. Our new operation Il
jumping and we believe We have
a real opport. for the right man
Must have exper. and knowledge
OF purchasing IN the stationery
field. II we believe you are the
will be acceptable. Phone Mr.
FRANK, DI. 7-9529. for appt.
SALESMAN for once in Montgom-
ery. County, Job offers; ~ salary
tory; (s1 leads furnished: "a,
yearly bonus CO.. Decentralization
For interview, call MR.. HAR-
BOuR. 10. 5-3556, Grand View
and Ennalls ave, Wheaton, Nd
SALESMAN, we are looking for g
young man who has had experience
Seitlng SuCn ltemS as vacuum
cleaners. appliances. real estate
automobiles or similar items Il
work in our plano department. NJ
knowledge Of music Is necessary
Our sales are steady and we have
good lines, 20 We can offer an at.
tractive salary AND commission
ARRANGEMENT See Mr. Satterly
JORDAN'S. corner 18th anc 9
sts., NV, mornings between s
and II am.
SALESMAN, exper. in home i'm.
provement. Up TO 5000 per deal
For info. call Mr.. NASH. VIII
2-S436.
SALESMAN, full-time retail sales.
man In our downtown showroom
CASTRO CONVERTIBLES is ar
exclusive line Of convertible fur
niture sold only in our own stores
National expanding chain. This
job has a definite future as Z
store manager. Retail selling ex.
perience absolutely necessary
Furniture background preferred
but experience selling cars. appli.
ances, door To door accountable
High salary plus commission plul
PM system. Call Mr.. Kaufman
ST. 3-2155.
-
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SALESMAN-MANAGER

MEMS CLOTHING
9 GaeGb, SdosEs s4E I EEPEH Il
TIVE STORE. TOP SALARY 10
MAN WITH RIGHT BACK
GROUND. APPLY WEBSTER
CLOTHES, 1912 F ST. NV.
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THE EVENING STAR
225 Virginia Ave. Sc.

REAL ESTATE SALES MANAGER
FOR active well-established Mary
land suburban ONCE. Apply Box
23R-K, Star.
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SALESMAN

type to contact govern
ment and commercial concerns in
the Washington, d. c. area. SELL
ing electric typewriters and die
taTing machines. Previous expert
ence selling ONCE equipment pre-
ferred Excellent opportunity for
right man to become associated
with one Of the largest manufae-
turers Of ONCE equipment in the
industry. Applicant must have
car, be well groomed and have
good personality. Salary, bonus. all
company benefits Call A. P. Cares
at Ma. S-5G9l for appointment,
DeJUR AMSCo CORP, 1104
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SALESMAN


Salary plus commission local ter
ritory; established accounts; rapid
advancement to f1ve-flgure income
wonderful future for hard worker
car necessary. Phone IL. 4-6040,
S ALESMEN-Direct statesmen. Full
or part time. Unusually high COM
missions, Call ia. $3.50.
Statesmen, experience helpful but
working conditions. See Mr. Silver
man. SURPLUS SALES CO.. 925
Penna. ave. NV.
Statesmen, siding, aluminium and
stone: best par In the city; job
person, 1909 9th st. NV.
Statesmen for mems clothine
store; full-time position; salary
and commission, Apply WEBSTER
CLOTHES 1908 Indian Head I'd.
Eastover shopping center.
Statesmen now carrying lines o,
jewelry and novelties, to carry.
limited line OF souvenirs tol
proposition for the right man
Give full details in letter, Bo,
253-S Star.
OALESmEN WAN Ed LOT 1Uuul
Alexandria and Silver Spring fur
noture department. Openings fol
full and part time. Experienced
preferred. Call Elk. 3-S130, fur.
niture ONCE for interview.
statesmen
DO YOU LIVE IN SILVER SPRING
Why not work in Silver Spring
II you are between the ages Of
rs and Az, have been successful
in the past, and are ambitions fol
the future, we have an excellent
career opportunity for YOU In
professional sales with a fore.
most company. in specialized
field. Salary arranged. For in
terviev' call Mr.. WahlqUist
MASSACHUSETTS INDE MNITI
AND LIFE INSURANCE CO., JU
$1,000, bet. 10 and IL am, an,
: and 4 IN.
statesmen
Established real estate flrm look
ing for statesmen; experienced de
sired but not necessary. Betweel
age 25-50. Must have references
Apply 32l4 Branch ave. sc. be
kn6aVa aNA VnAAR
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sALEs MUTUAL FUNDs-FuIl or
part time; prev. exper, not nec,i
opportunities unlimited IN this
rapidly expanding ficld: excel.
fringe benefits, incl, plQnt sharing
BIZ FfF INVESTING ASSOC, INC.
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AUTO SALESMAN

For used-car lot: plenty Of adver-
Using. plenty Of floor time. No
house deals. Company benefits.
Only qualified men need apply
See Mr.. George, COLONIAL
OLDSMOBILE CO., 1241 9th st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-09

TREE cLIMBERs. experienced only:
references required. Call IA
s-3l4l. s TO 6 daily.
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STOCK CLERK

O1ONh NLCnh
Preferably with exper. in hardware
or related fields. For appointment
call la. $3.50.
SURVEYORS, head chain men, ex-
perienced in subdivision layout,
etc. Apply in person. SHEPHERD
& WORTHINGTON. INC, 1929
Fenton st, Silver Spring.
TEACHERS, white; qusnfied fall
positions; S4.000-S7 SOC. ADAMS
TEACHERS AGCY.- SOS l4th NV.
TIRF SERVICE sALEsMEN-Have
opening for experienced CONNER
cial tire men. selling service, recap
ann rev tires CROCKETT
SERVICE. INC. Wilson blvd. and
North Barton St. Arr. Va. Phone
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MAINTENANCE MAN
Lge. sc. Garden prof. Must be fair,
ly exper in all phases Of genera
maintenance: permanent: must b.
sober. reliable and able: no nil
dren; ant: yearly bonus. salary
commensurate with anplicant'
ability.
MRS. A. SMITH 10 "-4441
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RELP MEN

PHOTOGRAPHIC DARK ROOM
MAN Commercial BACKGROUND
necessary. Only professionals APP
ply Salary open. BY appointment
only, BROOKS PHOTOORA-
PIERS. OIL. 4-lOTS.
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ALTO statesmen

AU 10 O1AGEDNIGN
We have q need for 3 experienced
auto statesmen If you're contem-
plating q change, this is the op-
portunity you've been waiting for
Our pay plan is one of the best
in the area, and We stand second
to no one on company benefits
We guarantee all inquiries will
be held in strict confidence. Cal
or come BY to see John Black
hours OF 10 am, to 5 pm. PARK
WAY FORD. 3040 M st. NV FEE
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ASAS ~ 49, \ l. ~ - 4SA54S
GUARD
Security oficer in local organiza-
ton, age 35-45, $4,000, 40 hour.
day week. Excellent opportunity
for retired service personnel. Good
hea"'' and e racter. Give expert
ence. age height and weight in
reply. Box 453-S. Star.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS,
white, 25 yrs. Of age, exper. and
d C. permit. GATEWAY SERV-
ICE CENTER, 1870 Livingston
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS
(2l experienced Apply in person
NICHOLSON SERVICE CENTER,
Georgia ave. and Colesville I'd .,
Silver Spring.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Must be experienced in lubrica-
ton and minor auto repairs. Ap-
ply WILSON MOBIL STATION,
Southern ave. and Bowen I'd. sc.
SERVICE STATION SHIFT MANA
GER, white. Experienced preferred
To operate evening shift, 6-day wk
Local ref. REQ. Apply LARMER'S
AMOCO SERVICE, 1850 8. Dakota
ave. ne, LA. 6-33SS.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS,
full or part time. exper. and re-
cent ref No phone calls Apply
HERE'S SHELL. So and Annapolis
I'd. Bladensburg. Nd.
SERVICE STATION Statesmen
AND LUBEMEN. exper.; top sal
airy, PENT-MARR ESQ, Marriott
Motor Hotel
SHIFT MANAGER and service sta
ton statesmen, needed immed. Call
HE $1,000.
SHOEMAKER WANTED-Good pay,
not much work Apply 39l5 Mt.
Vernon ave. Alex, Va. BEVERLY
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CAREER

OPPORTUNITY
mobile finance business. Leader In
this field is looking for q young
man with initiative. intelligenee
and q keen desire Of reaching the
tor. Applicant should be between
% and 2S with q minimum Of Q
high school education Good start
ing salary and all modern com.
pany benefits. Call Mr.. Collins ct
RE. 7-6570 for appointment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-09

Desirable opening for aggressive
young man, age 21-25: single man
preferred with large lending in
stitution. Must be high school
graduate as man we select will be
trained for future position Of re-
sponsibility. VIII furnish trainee
with late model car and many
fringe benefits. For interview
phone Mr.. FOIT, JU. 5-S400.
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CARPENTER
CONTRACTOR
To do carpenter work on Ice. grour
Of new homes. Can have whole
job or framing contract. Must be
responsible. have references. Drive
out to $500 blk. Greentree I'd. in
Bethesda and ask for Mr.. Smith
at Green Manor Home sign.
CARPET MECHANIC WANTED;
fully experieneesdd;a good pay STEADY
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Attention. All Men

Need ave men to york evenings; IS
per evening, salary and bonus;
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Kodiak mirror., 1959-09-12
Recommend Douglas As Site For The Institute of Marine Sciences

The first choice for location of the proposed Institute of Marine Sciences is Douglas, near Juneau, : in Alaska. Substations may be established possibly at Kodiak and Prince William Sound.
 The local Chamber of Commerce and> others attempted: to secure the Fisheries School at. Kodiak, but in his report to the Governor, Ernest R. Patty, President of the University of Alaska, stated the committee favors the Douglas loca- tion mainly because of being able to use the facilities of the May flower School there and because an adjacent abandoned cannery aAG~a sood clock are available with o''t cost 10 the University.
 The University IS now working or Il study preliminary to the embellishments of the institute,