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Evening star., 1959-11-04
VAN DOREN WINS
POPULAR VOTE
AS CONSTABLE

HALLOCK, MINI, Nov. 4
(AP).-Charles Van Doren
yesterday was elected con-
stable of this Northwestern
Minnesota village, popula-
ton 1850.
The election was the
same day that Mr.. Van
Doren was fired by the Ma
tional Broadcasting Co.
following his admissions
that his TV quiz show per-
formances were rigged.
Mr.. Van Doren received
five write-in votes. two
more than his two nearest
rivals. Twenty-eight per-
sons received votes for con-
stable.
Mr.. Van Doren, Of
course, couldn't serve if he
wanted to because he is
not a resident of Hallock.
Evening star., 1959-11-04

deputy chief of staff (materiel)
told the Midwest meeting oi
the Institute of Aeronautica,
Sciences last night.
Here is our first and most
important frontier" he de-
clared.
Speaking at a dinner meet
ing, Gen. Irvine said the Ma
ton also needs a productive
creativeness that breaks sharp
ly away from old methods and
old procedures, greater effort to
improve civilian air transport,
full use of trained personnel,
including active and retired
military men of all services,
education of the Nations peo-
Pile, geared to the requirements
of this new age in science, i'm
proved materials, and greater
utilization of the capabilities
of the fantastically capable in
dustry" that have developed in
this Nations democratic, free
enterprise system.
Points to Overlap
Now vice president Of Avco
Corp, New York. Gen. Irvine
earlier told newsmen defense
research suffers from a three
agency overlap. Military men
feel that any one of those
agencies can veto a project"
he said.
The three he named are the
National Aeronautics and
Space Administration (NASA)
the Advanced Research Pro-
jects Agency (ARPA) and 1.-THE
three military departments
Air Force, Army and Navy.
It would be better, he said
for a single streamlined agency
Expanding on that theme,
he told his dinney audience the
Nation needs first to streamline
its defense department and its
research program.
1.-THE NASA must contain
within itself important and
authoritative elements of oul
military management, to as
sure the proper control and
direction of our top national
scientific effort.
Positive delegation Of au-
thority to our Department OF
Defense must be made on those
elements which are, or will be,
of military significance, or on
which the engineering and
production go beyond the
breadboard or prototype stage,
Below the NASA, and at the
top of the Department of De-
Tense, we must get quickly to
a modern, streamlined organi-
zation, a simple, understand
able and operable military type
Evening star., 1959-11-04
Kennedy Backed Powers
Streom|ined Defense
Is Urged by Gen. Irvine

WICHITA Kans, Nov (AP).-Space-age pressures have
made Nations need for sreamined efficient defense
and research effort clearly must It. Gen. Clarence s. (B
Irvine says
"A simple and positive civilian and military command
survival the retired former Air Force
Evening star., 1959-11-04
FavOrs Higher Pay

"The top civilian personnel
in the Department of Defense
should be given much higher
grades. and higher pay-and
be required to produce appro-
pirate results.
Next. a single military serv-
ice, with functional divisions
for land, sea and aerospace; 6
single uniform: a single mill
tary commander that we now
call the chairman of the joint
chiefs Of staff, reporting di.
Evening star., 1959-11-04

agrees nOC 10 QlScrlInlnaUe
against any employe or appli-
cant for employment because
of race, religion, color or ma
tional origin. The aforesaid
provision shall include, but not
be limited to, the following:
employment, upgrading, de-
motion or transfer; recruit
ment or recruitment advertis-
ing; layoff or termination;
rates of pay or other forms of
compensation; and selection
for training. including appren-
ticeship. The contractor agrees
to post hereafter in conspicuous
places, available for employees
or applicants for employment,
notices to be provided by the
contracting officer setting forth
the provisions Of the non-dis-
elimination clause. The con-
tractor further agrees to in
sert the foregoing in all sub
contracts hereunder except
subcontracts for standard COM
mercial supplies or raw mate
rials."
Mr.. deOrsey said he was
ready to work out an agree
ment with Corporation Coun-
sci Chester Gray. This meeting
will have to await Mr.. Gray's
recovery from an illness that
has kept him away from his
District Building Offices for
several weeks.
Evening star., 1959-11-04
Unsettled Points

Major unsettled questions in
the proposed contract are:
/. Who will get television
rights to football broadcasts
from the stadium? Now, games
may be shown on television
only so miles or more away
from the field. Should the
league change this rule and
permit shows within this So
milel area, the Armory Board
wants a percentage of tele-
vision payments and Mr.. Mar
shall repeatedly feels the rights
are his to give.
2. II games are put on tele-
vision sets with coin slots, the
Redskins expect to receive pay
ments to compensate for the
lost patronage at the stadium
So does the Armory Board.
3. hould an eScalatol
clause be attached to the rent.
al terms? Mr.. Marshall has
agreed to a fee of 10 per cent
of the first $5O0,000 of annual
gross receipts and Is per cent
Of any amount over that. The
Armory Board wants operating
costs re-examined after eacf
five years, with the idea Of ad.
justing rents to the atmos.
phere of the times.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

I WILL NOT be responsible for any
By myself CLYDE o. sTICKLEY.
N. N NJ c.. Bethesda. MARYLAND,
Ward 1874. -
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts incurred by anyone
but myself. HARVEY L. BAILEY.
1907 10th st. me-. wash D. C.
A.
NOTICE OF AMENDMENT Of Arti-
eies OF Incorporation Of UNITED
s S6RHlSSNE9s NE ABf y. gsI SpFR MI.
s wsshlnssop BENZ ci y W. shs s sos a
Of Dirsctors Of United Services
Life insurance Company, a COM
pany duly incorporated under the
provisions OF the code of laws of
the District OF Columbia, partic-
ulariy under Title 35, Section 500,
or said code. or Section 3 OF
Chapter 3 Of the Insurance Code
for .he District Of Columbia, do
hereby authorize the amendment
Of the e;CSIaparys , eeTtinca nr,,c q
~ Of the ceftiflcate Of Incorpora-
tion shall Sc amended 50 as to
read The authorized capital stock
o. the corporation shall be $500. .
900. composed OF six hundred
thousand shares Of common stool.
at q par value OF 81 each, and
the holder Of each share shall be
AufRsAiNp, LLOYD NJ BAuMAN.
PATRICK N I, gELLINGIElRs 3:
FFosseoSuFh KE. VILLAIN NIHHAAIS j, eoBs'
DAvIpsoN. WILLARD a. HoL-
BROOK. Jr.. MELVIN y. MAS
H ERTFN MS6NsnoSSN. E udIE;oRdE H SIN.
MEYER. CLARK H. WOODWARD
PART AND FULL TIME--Listings
of over 20 companies that want
fun and part time people 70 work
from own home. INFORMATION
CENTER, BOX 800, 709 Brandy
wine ST. Sc. Wash. 70.
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AUCTION SALES
(coNnNUEp)

NOTICE OF AUCTION SALE
Unclaimed articles accumulated at
the WASHINGTON. D. c Post once,
VIII be sold at auction on May q,
1893, Room 3083. Main Post
once, North Capitol and Massa-
chusetts avenue. sale to begin at
600 am.
Goods vii be open for inspection
in Rooms 3OS3 and 3O7S, Main
Post once building on Tuesday.
May 5. 1853, from 900 am. to
400 pm.
Catalogues win be available at the
above address on the day Of
display.
c. @. BEALL.
Acting Postmaster.
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PERSONAL

SONG WRITER'S ATTENTION
Last week ecorded and sold :
sonss written By q local writer z
ton record CT maybe We can az
the same with yours. II you cal
SCOTT GOINCiS, ST. 3-5NS7 or CHI
S.5lO7. Also pop. voice lessons.
SUMMER DANCE DAY CAMP I
on the lovely Potomac--ballet, Jazz
tan, ballroom. horses, activities
so. b-s649 or IA. a-O0nS.
TRAVELLING to East Coast. Florida
in So Ford Ranch Wagon. woult
like lady, or a couple to. nell
drive, and share expense. rel. REQ
10. 4-00e5.
TUTORING-Your child can learn
to read. Experienced teacher. uN.
4-7543
TV RENTALS
~ week or month. reasonable
rates. LA. 6-sS00. daS or night.
TYPING DONE in my home, any
h siRRes %aREElEs 70 sD ls5os, eau
WANT TO MAKE NEW FkIENDsi
Personal dignifled 'ntroductions
for unmarried adults. eau Mk
S-Oblo uOOn W p-n- Det. ~ "
.. Closed Wed HELEN LEEDS
INTRODUCTION SERVICE. RIM
II. Warner BLDG, 18TH ana !
SITS NV, Washington 4. DC.
WANTED, WIDOW LADY, white,
not over so years Of age who
wants home and can drive an
automobile. likes the country and
gardening. as companion to elderls
lady. MRS. A. B. WICKES. Mt
Vernon. va. so. 5-4S03
WANTED
"A homeowner In each Of the fol-
lowing areas who does not have
wall 70 wall caTpeting: Rockville
North Arl.. Falls Church,. ano
Bladensbnrg. Call immediately
any day except sunday.
WE RENT FURs Of every descrip.
ton for every occasion. Fuf
RENTAL SERVICE. Ma. s-5524
WE HAVE A GOOD WHITE, .5-pieel
orchestra, wen organized, ant
prices you can a2ord. TU. 2-6850
after B pm.
WILL STORE small lot Of house
hold furniture, trunks, etc. Sl'
q month Call DI. 7-794g.
$3.50 WK. II hospitalized BY sick
ness or injury No. restrictions p
strings attached. p. Q. 49, 81
yer Spring. Md. Also agent
wanted to call on INQUIRIES 70 tnil
~.
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AUTO SERVICE
SALESMAN

SALESMAN
fust know meehanica o. aulomoolls
tor dlaguosins purposesl Food
ban ford dealsFIhiD. Apply q
NJ mssonsskor roRp co.
1897 kAst-Wesl Hwy. 3. sprinI
BAKERS HEIPER with retail shop
experience, Yeast anods night-
sgnr can after : p'm. ~. s.
RARnAN. experienced. white. sober,
neat IN appearance. pleasant per.
eonalityi ton Vases, permanenl
100, promlnent country club. Box
HJ0-x. star.
bAhTENDERs Tor yacht club and
rcsfaurenti full time and extra
time CAN Alnlne 7.2l0i.
BATTERY REPAIR MAN, exper, !,
nsedsa, y ,l lecal distributor rel
|asvERAoB stIEsMAN Excellent
opporsurity TOT as-fcsslve younl
man between the ages Of 1913 g
sh.s9 r. a seceTns M Mu, RAi 81 rssi.
yr. OF more. Must have q car.
Salary and commission. Write
brief resume 10 BOX Ie--x. star
BOOK UNDERSTANDS printing
company needs y iourneymer
boak binders. experienced on fold,
trs and cutters Union scale anc
benefits. Call MISS ARANT, Mon.
MAY 4, DE. s-0h65
R00KKEFPINC MACHINE OPER.
AT0R. needed for general insur'
frinre dement's. Cell Mr.. BARN.
HART. Elk. :l-0SOfl
BOOKKEEPER
Local boat sales orRanization hal
OPENING for aygre-Siye YOUNG man
Must be willing 70 work. Excel
ssrtinx salary. Call Ii. $1,000
for appt
BRAKE MECHANIC, 81 70 40. mar
ried: tor starting salary: opening
avail. In Sc. WASHINGTON. Arl
and Alex. Phone IA. 0-2250 bet
3 am. and = pm.
BRICK CLEANERS on housl
wrecking lob, exper. only. Appll
Mon. on Job. 1875 18th st. NV
BRICKLAYERs. white and colored
year-round WORK: Ist-cissS me
chanics onlv: S3.75 per hr. Re
mort with tools, timekeeper'
once, CARR. INC. Monticello
blvd. and Hanover ST., Springield
Va, FL. 4-7272.
BRW-KLAYERs. frst class only
white: no others accented. Don
bother IN come it not list class
Ton wages Call any time. WE
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PERSONAL

ACCORDION AND GUITAR LIS
SONS. Special s-wk. trial. course
incl. private lessons and loan OF
instrument. Also popular piano
MFRVfN CONN, 10. e-4596.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-03
Artist for
Magazine Production

Bottom Of the ladder opening on
staff of major scientific periodical
publishing production STAFF. An
interesting career opportunity for
q person wishing to work In the
fleld Of magazine production or
design. The job involves no writ
ing and is NOT a steupin9 stone to
an editorial career. To qualify YOU
should have some BACKGROUND in
the, following:
1. Experience or interest in printing
processes and procedures includ-
ing type, engraving, and make
I'D.
2. An interest or training in desifn
or art. particularly in typo
graphic layout.
3. Some skill in the handling Of
simple drafting tools or ability
to handle simple art assignments
such as touehup or chart work
4. A serious desire to learn the
publication field.
If interested, apply by LET :
TER ONLY to the Produc-
ton Manager, 1l55 Six
teenth st. NV, Washing
ton 6, D. G.
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ADJUSTOR

Well known stock Insurance COM
pany requires qualified adjustor
adjustment operation in Wash
ington. Fringe benefits. company
car. Salary open. Minimum adj
tustment experience ) years. All
applications held confidential. Re-
ferenees checked only after inter-
views. Our employees know Of this
ad. Reply, giving qualification and
salary desired. Box Sex. Star.
ADMINISTRATIVE TRAINEE, IS
IS. must type; excel. opportunity
with top company, $500. GUAR
kNTY EMPLOYMENT AGcY., 101
N. Alfred. Alex. XII. 9-3770.
ADMINISTRATOR, SOCIAL VEL
FARE. BA plus 3 yrs. rel.
admin. eXner. To SS.l00
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PROPOSALS

INVITATION FOR BIDS = Sealed
bids to furnish the House OF
Representatives with quantities
OF stationery supplies will be re-
ceived up 70 1900 O'Clock noon
on MAY a MI, III i ti@s. q ana e a sueh
Quantities az may be required,
The rifht to reject any and all
bids Is hereby reserved Blank
forms Of proposals showing the
quantity and quality Of each ar
ticle and the form Of bond TO be
signed BY bidder and sureties VIII
be fuEnishcs on agpllScaatll9rnp %
Clerk. o 8. House Of Represents
'i spis.2s-mays.1o
FOR SALE BY THE STATE ROADS
COMMISSION Sealed bids viii
May 20, 1859. at the ONCE Of the
state Roads Commission ~ Box
III. 300 West Preston street,
Baltimore 8, MARYLAND, Offering
TO purchase the improvements To-
GATED on the former oa,SsI,.r Ssran nos 4
property in Silver Spring. Mary,
land. located on the proposed
hiehway improvement between
Georaia avenue tRoute gu aI1o
University boulevard East fRoute
1881. All Of these improvemer IS
must be removed down to the
ground line BY midnight,, Tues
day. July 81 1853. Details BID
ding forms and SPECIAL ciaa ni !, Ing
State Roads Commission nnce at
laurel, Maryland District once
phone Parkway 5-0690.
NV. 3-1f
FOR SALE BY THE STATE ROADS
cOMMISSION-Sealed bids will
be received until noon. TUESDAY,
Nav "a. 1859, at the once Of the
state Roads Commission at 300
West Preston street. Baltimore >,
MARYLAND. offering TO pqrcnas Sc
the improvements consist,ng 81
IN az- tse former william q. Beali
N property on the northwest cor
ner Of Maryland Route No. 19S
and HAYNES road. west OF laurel,
Maryland, located on the pro-
posed highway improvement. be-
tween Burtonsville and Laurel. All
OF these improvements ,oust :, be
BY midnight. Thursday, July p
1859. Details. bidding forms and
special bidding envelopes NAV be
obtained at the state Roads. Com
naission At Laurel. Mavyland. Dis
trict once phone; Parkway D.
O690 my3-lO.
FOR SALE BY THE STATE ROADS
COEfMISsION-sealed bids will be
received until noon, Tuesday, May
%, 1859. at the Once of the
Stste Roads Commission. at Box
TT. 800 West Preston street, Bal
timore. Maryland. offering to pur-
chase the improvements located on
the following properties: Eleanor
Titus, stem 3ia12, 1910 Genrgia
ave. Silver Spring. 2-story brick
dwelling: STEPHAN Harris. item
a3ss4. a2Os Georgia ave-, Silver
suring. iis-storv frame dwellins.
The properties are located on the
proposed highway improvement be-
tween d r.. lirR and Georgia ave.
(Route a7l. All these. improve
penfs must be removed down 70
the ground line BY micnisht. Tues
day, July I'll. 1859 Details. bid
dug forms and special bidding en-
VeIopes may be obtained at the
state Rsads Commission At Laurel.
Marvlauf. The prouerties must pc
( bid indiFiduailv Zach pfoDerty 70
~ hid on must be on 4 separate
htfding form and ACCOMPANIED ny
two c4rfifsd or csshier's checks.
the first IN the auount OF the
bid end the second IN the amount
ef the guarantee rs snscihed on
Parkway 5-0e90 myS.1o
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AUTO aALRaMEN tcl; must Be
fully auaIIned . handle oWn
deals oood proposIllQn 70 pror
ouoeftl No phene cAllh please
See M ulnea
Continental Motors. Ltd
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FREEZER OWNERS

-Pay-as-You-Eat Budget
Plan
Meats and Frozen
Foods, AL Guaranteed
Wrapping, Quick
Freezing, Home Delivery,
Packed in Your Freezer
No Membership Fee
Free Brochure Upon
Request
Colonial Foods, Inc.
$500 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
Woodley 6-6536
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A oHosTWRITINo AND
EDITING SERVICE

nv sitablnhsd Newspaper and
ns mesa. Oooa ''i r1sisl,w. Gated q
polishfd Forms 81, resumes pre-.
perez q revised. Daily sunday
A FORM 81 prepared and tvped
psrs0nnel cnunaeIing MImeogfsph-
ms HxCn SERVICE. 1893 = o.
NV. 81. d-0lhbI -
AMATEUR SONGS ARRANGED, yQu
slne az NAV YOUR aona write
me nrraneemsnl m 1-aiO6
ANSWERING sknylcE. oniy ~ ~
uer mo- your phone or o4..iI
TX s-2ssb, weekdays please
BE0INNEns or advanced n, piano
s q sssss; hc ws p . :'sro, r'''a'
CULTURED. middle-aged woman
ALONE. not overly robust but not
m. would Ike refined educated
women q comparative ase 70
shsTs without cost, attrae nv,
turn ior becomine home-loving
companlnnable member OF the
home while retaining personal
freedom Any possible tGht as
sistenee AZ any time about home
purely voluntary or By special
re-arranrement. Replys eonheen-
tai please give phone number
Box as7-x. star
DEPENDABLE. Wake ron.up,..--
RRApLEY ANSWERING SERVICE
HA 3-n5el.
49,. n,crhenirai or Electrical
Tw. 3-00bl,
nRAFTsMAN wishes work ct home
vrs exp. familiar Govt. speci-
acafion: reas OF 6-Oe1d.
ENGLISH CONVERSATION, grsal
hooks, writing; Tor more eq n,s.,
ton; hapP Prs, a.i i's am. or
On DU. 7-2s3f.
ENVELOPES wanted TO DO q hom'
BY exper. typist, w. 2-9sll.
FADED
Dresses. suits. coats grapes, sliT
DYED
To RESTORE their original BEAUTY
or 10 MATCH YOUR sample.
GUARANTEED NO sHRINKAoE
EXQUISITE CLEANERS
Dye Work Specialist
DRAPERY CLEANERS
SUEDE CLEANERS
SPOT REMOVERS
a7OO GEORGIA ave. N w.. RA. 3-077'
'sDrive In" In Front OF Our Door
You will save 81 on . dye job !
you bring this ad.
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HELP MEN
Administrative
Trainee

security: advance
menN interesting. varied respansi-
bilitits. positions available In ex-
banding department IN r life IN
SurRnce companv's new home Of
fiee building. moderate beginning
salary for young man interested
in a future where ability is Feeog-
nized: many benefits, including
free private parking. economical
cafeteria, vacation. disqualification
and employment in modern sur
roundings away from downtown
traffie Applicants must be unoeI
age 30: permanent resident Of
washington area; his grad. pref
erably with college background and
with 0r without accounting expe-
rience. Apply 10 am. to l., noon
o q g;. Si,,t e. a on Perse enlas
ANCE CO., 5000 Wisconsin ave.
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EMPLOYMENT AoKNcY
sfti oa, Ave, ~, e-A&fo
Onrn Daily NfI0.h
Tues, and rhufa I've. ~ Apt
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HELP MEN


ACCOUNTANT. yR.. 1-s yrs. exper: !.
for cPA ONCE: Salary open ABBY
Sales st. NV. NE. S-4954.
ACCOUNTANT experienced. for
position n GA once U iitS
few accounts or small practice.
Replies in strictest confidence.
I Write details to BOX 492-x, Star.
ACCOUNTANT, ST.. or serni-sr. for
home builders ONCE. Excel. OPP
portunity for alert young man,
preferably with public accounting
exper. or In home building INDUS
try, to grow with progressive ex-
banding organization, Salary CONF
mensurate with ability. Give tuil
details of exper., age, and avail
ability. Box 22S-x Star.
ACCOUNTANTS, bookkprs., stenos..
typists, ONCE mgrs., credit men.
statesmen, engrs. 30 openings
DAILY-all kinds-sal. $50 VIZ.
to $4,000 yr. Visit BOYD EMP;
CENTER, 5 floors, cor. 18th and O
NV. WELCOME.
ACCT. JR., some exper, and school
ing: age, 1884 white: GAYS;
ANTS, INC, Suite 1901. 1435 @ St.
AccTS.. Jr. and S325-S450
Relief Clerk, hotel @------- $50
Clerk 1rainee -------. 500 wK.
IBM Programmer --sal.. open
Product Mgr advertising high sal,
k ian eoyKBRrE personnel sYo service Sr ss
1404 N. Y. Ave. RE. 1-12S0
Aects., col. deg, exp, ----- $1,000
Bkkprs., Ofc. mgmt..
P iSHss ens n comm. exp. TT $40
Math. assts.. 2 Yrs. col.
math. -~---- ------ SOU
Sales. exper. S'j3U
HAoGERTY EMPL. sERv.
a1S Ellsworth Dr.. 8, s.. Ju. S-6464
7424 wis. Ave. Beth. OIL. 6-4444
ACCOUNTING CLERK
Manufacturing concern in ne.
Washington has immediate OPEN
ing for young man, 20 to 30.
Company BENEFITS and chance for
advancement. Send brief resume
of education, experience and sal
airy requirements to ACCOUNT
ING. P. o. Box 1904, Wash,
d. C.
ACCOUNTANTS
We invite INQUIRIES from qualified
men who desire contact with en-
.ployers for positions at all salary
levels. In confidence. discuss your
problems with our Accounting
& Management Consultant.
COLUMBIA EMPL.. 134l @ NV.
ACCT. - to ST 500
cPFF. controls exper.
Accts. (2l. constr s. s. So. 500
Acct. ST. for cPA firm $4,000 up
Acct. cost bkgrnd. ne. to S16.OOO
Accts., jrs., Semi-srs. and seniors,
4 Bkkpr., meats exper., ne. to $1,000
iAccts. '(2), deg, some exper. S5.2nl
/ Bkkpr. s. Capitol 81 5000
Admin. asst. some bkkpg., to 5000
| OTHER POSITIONS
Constr. engr. comml. bldgs.; hg. sal
Actuary. math. degree S5,lOu
| ElectronicS tech, tape recdr. 50. FOG
Underwater, ms. Arl. - Open
lSeey s. Capitol st. - 5000
Bkkpg. inch. OPT. type open
ie oPE No 70 Sp'si PM. THuSsD2s'YSss '
ATLAS AGENCY
iT490 N v Ave NV RE 7-5767
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Professional
Office
o. 8. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
RIM. 705, 1000 10th st. NV.

NO FEES
Airbrush Artist thave air
brush and samples). to 5000
Case Workers tall types).
MSW plus exper., to 5000
Copy Writer q yrs. expert,
New York. to 5000
Digitai computer. opers.
ssgsppesry; MGR io7-IBM = aoo
7ield Representative tmedi-
cal equipment), travel,
have car, to 5000
propriSt SA exper Pa t to $500
Medical Physiologist thema-
oceTpstional Therapist, to 1850
Pathoiosist (dipiomateI. to 1880
neld. A to- a'S' : 1910
state Sc senl. decree phys 20 7zo
Psychistrist ID. c.-caiifo, zoo
OVERSEAS
Signal Comm. Spec. tmaint.
ground equip,), to 5000
I tns. to m'n'ns 'Hs'n' 1890
vocational Advisor. exper.
rug weaving, annery,
oTHFR PROFESSIONAL, SCIEN-
TIFIC, TECHNICAL AND MANA
GERIAL POSITIONS DAILY.
PLEASE DO NOT TELEPHONE.
ADVERTISING SOLICITOR, expert
enced for local publication. Tele-
phone D1. 7-4655
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BUSINESSMAN

white. ambitious. dependable, pleas-
ant personality. who likes peopls
and who has had experience meet
IN No EXPERIENCE NECESSARY
ACE NO LIMIT
will be taught our business ana
trained to manage IL
SALARY OPEN
INVESTMENT NEEDEDl .onered
when YOU nrova abe 10 take care
or the business and TO manaee u
90 II Il were YOUR own.
Wonderful opportunity for man
locSi-e for N eSe-iient future.
Exquisite Cleaners
The Dye Work Specialist
20 oeorsia Ave. NV. RIA. 3-9717
CAB DRIVER 10 buy y Of ,53 Ply.
Amer, FAB. Just overhauled 500
dn., bal. Of $50 in monthly
raymts. XII. s-l107.
G SRTNETMAKER. steady work; Ice.
housing DEVELOPMENT, days;
vacation, health and retirement
program. Apply Mr.. CROWN.
1900 w. Glebe I'd. Alex, Va.
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an &A4N
For disqualification insurance com
pany, leads furnished. Commits
ion, bonus and monthly vested
renewals. Average earnings, $50
weekly. p o. Box 497, Silver
Spring, Nd
AIR CONDITIONING MECHANICS,
exper.. residential and commercial
ALLISON SERVICE. INC, asl2
14th st. NV, AID. 4-420S. A.
AIRLINE TRAINEEs. S275 mo-;
adm. elk, $500; service mgr. 70
$1,000: sales elk, 1850 plus. ABB
BOTT EMPL.. 1907 H NV.
AIRLINE CAREERS
Young men, to train for station
agent, technician, ETC., see our I'D
under Instruction Coursss. Central
ALI OWANCE LIST WRITERS =
Navy list or Fed. Cat. exper.
opening in b, c or Va; age "a
IS. white: ) days: perm, pos; 10
81 hr. Miss Kelly. SMELLING
AGCY.. sos 14th st. NV. ST