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SEC Challenges Data
On ballard Aircraft


The Securities and Exchange
Commission has challenged the
accuracy and adequacy of in
formation contained In a
registration statement filed by
Ballard Aircraft Corp. of
Washington.
A hearing has been scheduled
for June 8 on the question Of
whether a stop order should be
issued suspending effectiveness
of the company's registration.
Ballard filed the statement
April II proposing public Offer
ing of 100000 common shares
at 1925 a share. We'll g. Co.
was listed as underwater on a
best efforts" basis. The un-
derwriter is to receive a selling
commission of .4875 cents a
share plus an expense allowance
Of 1925 cents q share. the SEC
reported. The underwater also
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-24
Department Store Sales
10 Pet. Above Year Ago.

Department store sales in
the Washington Metropolitan
Area were 10 per cent above
a year ago in the week ended
May Is, despite a Is per cent
decrease from the previous
week. the Federal Reserve
Bank Of Richmond reported.
Area sales in four weeks
ended the same date were IL
per cent above a year ago and
for the year to date were up
10 per cent.
The downtown portion Of the
area sales total was 5 per cent
above a year ago in the week
ended May 16, despite a decline
Of 10 per cent from the pre-
vious week. Four weeks sales
were up 4 per cent and those
for the year to date were Q per
cent higher.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-24
Automatic Merchandisers
Seen Facing Tax Threat

The threat of unfair and
discriminatory taxes will hold
back the growth Of automatic
merchandising unless industry
members get the story Of their
business before the public, a
national leader told the East
ern Conference of Automatic
Merchandising yesterday at the
Shoreham Hotel.
Thomas S. Donahue, vice
president of National Vendors,
Inc, st. Louis, told industry
executives from nine States
that they must better explain
to newspapers. legislators and
opinion leaders in their COM
munities the nature Of their
businesses. Of their profit mar
gins and Of the distribution
service which they perform.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-24
Bank Auditors Section
Schedules Annual Meeting

The Auditors Section of the
District Bankers Association
will hold its 31st annual meet
ing and dinner at the Shore
ham Hotel on Wednesday.
William C. Creekmore of Ma
tional Savings g. Trust Co.,
section chairman, announced a
reception at $50 pm. will pre-
cede dinner at tbs pm. Dane
ing will follow.
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Bank Lending Officers
Plan 18th Anniversary

Chesapeake Chapter of Robert
Morris Associates, organization
of Washington and Baltimore
bank lending officers, will hold
its 18th anniversary dinner at
the Elkridge Club in Baltimore
Wednesday night.
John P. Floyd, chief Of the
office Of finance, investment
division, Small Business Adj
ministrstion. will be guest
speaker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-24

ANNOUNCED other speakers will
include: Tom Collins, publicity
director Of the City National
Bank a. Trust Co. Of Kansas
City, Mo-: william G. Foster.
vice president in charge Of
public relations, Olin Mathie-
son Chemical Corp, and Max
Freedman, Washington corre-
spondent Of the Manchester
Guardian.
Mr.. Forster. who is board
chairman Of Union Trust Co..
will give the association pres
ident's report at the first BUSH
ness session at the Homestead
lon Thursday morning, June 4.
and Louis e. Rowe Of Anacostia
National. outgoing president Of
Washington Chapter, American
Institute Of Banking, will re-
port on activities Of his educa-
tional organization, which Is
supported by the bankers.
Mr.. Schmidt and Mr.. Collins
will be guest speakers and the
associations committees on res
olution and nominations will be
named. Mr.. Forster win preside.
Mr.. Miller of the ABA and
Mr.. Foster will speak Friday
morning and the associations
treasurer and secretary win
give annual reports. Justin D.
Bowersock, first vice president
Of the association and executive
vice president of Union Trust.
will preside.
Mr.. Freedman will speak atI
the Saturday morning session
and the annual election of Of
f1cers will be held. Federal Re-
serve member banks and ABA
member banks also will con-
vene. James P. Bender, jr., Sec
ond vice president of the asso-
citation and vice president and
trust officer Of Riggs National
Bank. will preside at the final
session.
Banks and their guests will
leave for the convention ON
Wednesday afternoon, June 8,
aboard a special Chesapeake &
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I-l<
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Bankers List Speakers
For 4lst Convention
by DONALD b. HADLEY
star Financial Editor

Lee r. Miller president Of the American Bankers
ton and Dr. Emerson r. Schmidt economist Of the United
States Chamber OF Commerce. will be among the speakers
the 4lst annual convention Of the District Bankers Association
at Hot Springs. Va. June 81.
Warren r. Forster president Of the District association
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Life Insurance Sales Up
IL Per Cent From 1858

Sales Of ordinary life insur-
ance in Washington totaled
$19,237,000 in April. an in
crease Of II per cent from April
last year, the Life Insurance
Agency Management Associa-
ton reported.
Sales in IL months ended
April 80 averaged $18,691, 900 a
month, an increase of Z per
cent from the average a year
earlier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-24
NEN YORK sTOcK EXCHANGE WEEKLY SUMMARY

WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, MAY 7s, 1859
1889 Stock arc Sses- -. Net
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has received an option on 3d.
600 shares at $3.50 a share and
$4,000 at 81 a share.
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Now it's easy for you to help others-and
please your family, too! They'll be glad to
come home to SwansonTv Filetof Haddock
Dinners delicious, complete meals you
can fix in minutes. In each serving: an
ample portion of tender, ocean-fresh had
dock with smooth, delicately favored
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-01
make easy meals SO good

cream sauce. plus garden-green peas and
creamy mashed potatoes, both topped with
butter. A real treat ;. and just one of six
appetizing TV Dinner varieties. !. all good
to have on hand in your freezer. Because
only Swanson makes oven-quick meals that
taste so wonderfully home-cooked.
ef Meat Loaf Chopped Siriojn Beef
Evening star., 1959-06-22
Johnson Urges Senate
To Speed Legislation

thorizations to be reviewed by
the appropriations committee.
The original Senate housing
bill totaled $2.6 billion. and the
House cut this to Sal billion,
The President originally rec
commended SIS billion.
Republicans Dissent
Some Republicans in the
Senate dispute the claim that
the conference compromise is
below the Presidents figures.
Two OF the most controver-
sial features Of the housing leg
islation are the amounts for
public housing and slum clear
ance by urban renewal pro-
grams.
The biggest cut In conference
was for urban renewal. under
which the Federal Government
makes grants TO city slum
clearance projects. The con-
ference report calls for a two
year extension of urban re-
newal with a total OF 5000 mil
lion. The Senate originally
voted for $2,l billion over six
years and the House for SIS
billion over three years. The
President requested only $1.3
billion over six years.
The compromise provides for
$4,000 public housing units.
The President requested none.
Ef "a
Evening star., 1959-06-22

we're hotel employees. No guest
was injured.
Mr.. Kelly was modest about
his role.
II didn't do anything but
wake people up." he said.
The fire. apparently. caused
by q short circuit. broke out
about 4 am. II quickly spread
TO rooms on the top story OF
the five-story hotel. These
rooms were occupied by hotel
employees. Five maids-the cas-
ualties Of the fire-jumped or
fell from windows as the flames
licked at them.
Evening star., 1959-06-22
LOST

BRIEFCAsE, tan; disappeared from
Cadillac on Crescent pl mr.. 18th ST,
Papers valuable only 70 owner. $50
returned with briefcase. No QUESTIONS.
10. s-13OO, 70 .; JU. o-9%14. ewes.
CAT. orange. Persian, 1-year-old male
Th1rsdSy. reward. TE. scs4S4. = .
COCKER SPANIEL, brownish red Hy-
attSyille area. Reward. UH. 4-6035.
DOG. beagle, female. 8 months old,
brown. black and some white. wear
las Hisx '0ls cs k 'clHj!z4 Ssss4 Of R.Ssls %Sis st.
DOG, Boston terrier black and white
ans TO name OF "Bunky". vic oi
reward. 10. i-S4sd~' ~ ." "
DOG. female. II mos. old, cart col
lie. vic. Fairfax Circle. CR. 3-40bO
DOG, black, male, Labrador, tag No
gO99%. rabies tag No. 493' s25 re-
DOG. "a siredale, "a poodle lost in
sts. NV, since Sat. night. Answers 70
the name Of Aport; has Chinese doa
TAGS: brown In color EN-. 8-bSlg.
LADYs WRIST WATCH, gold, rubieI
and diamonds. double strand band
vicinity OF Lansburgh's or Giant Food
9-O5oa or RA. 6-D426.
PARAKEET. pale blue. large, male: vic
OF Calvert st NV. EN-. 2-1277.
PARROTT, green: lost since Thurs.
$500 blk. n Copitol st.; answers u
BABY" Reward. RA. 6-715l.
PURSE. lady's. lge. blue: VIC Wis and
Newark, rood reward Tor purse, pa.
perk and glasses with o. without
money therein. NO. 7-i606.
TAKOMA PARK; cat, l-vr.-old male
med. gray, was sick; vic. Hickory
Elm and Poplar ayes. Ju. 9-s347.
WRIST WATCH, iady's. Elgin: los
June Z, 15th and Missouri TO Dupont
cir NV. area or brS RA. 6-6671.
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'Shipwreck' Kelly
Called Fire Hero

ROME. June ~ (AP).--Doz-
ems Of American and foreign
tourists were hustled to safety
many by John Sims tship-
wreck) Kelly - as fire took
three lives at Rome's fashion,
able Ambasciatori tAmbassa-
dors) Hotel early yesterday,
ITO everyone he was the
man in the green bathrobe--
the man who did most to get
the guests out Of their rooms u
said Charles M. Gilman, q
tourist from Gilman. Conn.
Mr.. Kelly, now 40. once q
football star at the University
Of Kentucky and former hus-
band Of socialite Brenda Fra
zler. drew the praise OF many
hotel guests. reused from their
sleep as the fire broke out In
a freight-elevator shaft. The
three dead and two injured
Evening star., 1959-06-22
BY Y. A. O'LEARY
Star stan writer

Senate Democratic Leader
johnson called for full speed
ahead in the Senate today on
bills that should pass by June
30. including the $l.3 billion
compromise housing bill.
The housing bill, one Of sew
eral spending measures the
Democrats have scaled down in
the hope of avoiding a presi-
Dental veto, viii be taken up
this afternoon.
Senator johnson said the
Senate may have night sessions
and meet Saturday TO act OH
housing. several appropriation
bills, military construction and
lrenegotiation Of Government
contracts.
Meanwhile, the Senate FL
nance Committee tomorrow will
begin consideration Of another
one-year extension Of expiring
| tax rates and an increase in
the Federal debt ceiling.
Praises Housing Measure
Senator johnson described
the housing compromise as a
bin which promises substantial
progress" and predicted the
country will approve Of 1t.
Senate action may not come
until evening because Senator
Capehart OF Indiana, the rank
ing Republican On the confer
ence eommittee. will not return
to washington until 4 pm.
There we're strong hints to-
day that the housing agreement
may run into trouble in the
House. which will act after the
Senate. Democrats on the
House Appropriations Commit
tee are reported unhappy be-
cause the final agreement
drops an amendment which
would have required future au-
Evening star., 1959-06-22
RepairsC|ose
WeIIandC

THOROLD. Ont. June %
tAP).-Shipping through the
Wellali Ca.ial. plagued by
trafflc decays since the st. Law
renee Seaway opened two
months ago. may be halted for
three days as emergency crews
repair a broken lock.
Shipping both ways was
halted yesterday while a mile
long section Of the waterway
was drained for repairs to a
broken timber sill at the base oi
LocS Four's gates.
Paul Ellis. superintendent Of
the carai's Northern Division
said repairs to the sill just east
Of Thoro,d would take about
three DAYS.
Anotf.er work crew is tryins
to close special gates in the lock
which would permit the up
bound channel to be refilled
ami partially restore traffic to
the Great Lakes. The special
gates have no. been used for
nearly rs years. however. and
are c.ogged with cement and
rubbie.
At least 81 ships were wait
ing last night. Within three
days. the first contingent Of q
28-ship United States fiotilla
are expected to head into the
canal. The fiotilla is to visit
lake ports in seven states, the
first men of war to sail the
lakes since the war Of 1872.
The royal yacht Britannia Is
scheduled TO pass up the canal
between June 80 when Queen
Elizabeth and Prince Philip
disembark at Toronto. and
July 5. when they board the
vessel at Windsor. Offlcialt
were confident, however, that
the gate will be repaired before
the yacht arrives in the area
Evening star., 1959-06-22

MUNICH. June ~ (AP).--
Heinz Paul. German motion
picture producer and director,
says he is trying to sign UP
Maria Callas for q German
American movie. The picture
he wants her for is Desire, +"
the story Of q prima donna and
an orphan child.
Evening star., 1959-06-22

says. 1T will make the area
more conscious Of the advan-
tages Of international trade
and the need for r"'- ="
trade agreem
The Midwest, TO be sure. 10
growing. 1t is A-sU D.
Tomorrow: Power for the
North Country
Evening star., 1959-06-22
FOUND

DOBERMAN, brown, maie. vie. OF Sill
yer Spring; JU. 5-5ls3, = a.m.-g pm.
DOG, very arge. shaggy; Oriental and
N. Carolina Tags: found Macarthur
blvd. .-chain Bridge area KE. 7-0slD.
COCKER SPANIEL, black and white
found in viSinity OF sw. NO. 7.57JU.
FRENCH POODLE, black male; in Be-
thesda JU. b-5l63, = am. 70 . pm.
P0blishsd Dolly and Sunday
OF 225 vifsinio Ave Sc
Second -eIoss Posfeqs Poid
oi Washington, D {.
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RELP MEN
SALESMAN

' s:s: =. p !. - 81 e. s.:s IL:
tsrialS % iHdust.. bubble bldEs..
i.n a etc; u 1 ter s sc:mP RI:
SS eaus a.. ss''i n ssaas al :S
2BO-R, star,
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:SBE!E! ;ls|3 E|E;E
s TypX ,cSs NTTE TEES. pI TAl-
pEeiQNE D TO AID
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HELP-D0MESTlC

CHAMBERMAID for guest house;
Mon, Tues. Fri. Q a.m.-2 pm.
1924 18th st. NV. IA. 9-3195.
COOK G.u.W.i crew Chose, D. c.
s saS DAY. .'t IL 5 5S9 t kf os siaF'
EXPER. in loving child care. in
my home; reas. JE. 4-374l.
CIV, light cooking: capable of
taking over for VoTkine Parents;
must like children: prefer live In
most week ends OF. HE. 4-fOb0.
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RELR MEN

':sss ~ II. :; 81! :; ~: /: q; a; q;
Per. telephone no. and address,
YOUNG MAN white. under 2!).
I hn :ssS' sr.dS ..Hnl Ssrm ssi
zation; b-day wk., usual dement's.
Apply MIDDLE ATLANTIC CON-
TERHNCE, Fiji II at, NV,
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To travel for estabiished lock
ss. :' 'ssss,itya: v ss%sn.,,SI:s;
opportunity for right person,
S0lOm Slinnr Ink Ca Inc
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LAUNDRY ROUTEMAN

Married, 81 to 4S, TO build sales
&c. :; S:s..:s;s i; sssn sEssri. n;
Guaranteed salary; b-day Wk.. paid
yse, ana alex leave. Apply Mr..
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RELP WOMEN
HOUSEWIVES
Govt. Workers
And Others
Needing Extra Cash

10, 20. Sc OR MORE
HOURS EACH EEK
IN AIR CONDITIONED
COMFORT.
DAY OR EVENING HOURS
CAN BE ARRANGED TO
YOUR CONVENIENCE.
MONEY MAKING oPPoR-
TUNITY AS TELEPHONE
SALESWOMEN. ATTRAC-
TIVE COMMISSION PAID
FOR SELLING A TOP
QUALITY PRODUCT TIC
HOUSEHOLDS IN TIL
d. C. AREA.
WE CAN TRAIN QUAIL
FLED APPLICANTS WHO
HAVE A PLEASA nj
TELEPHONE VOICE ANr
ARE 81 YEARS OR OLDER
FOR APPOINTMENT
CALL MR.. NICHOLSON
Ii. 6-573S :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-07

sA, \; IsS;; q. si !. &: tS.sI ".
popular homs planes and ofgspi
tsrly. JoRpANs. corner 18th an,
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INSTRUCTION COURSES
MOTOR TRAVEL

CAL1F.-Need 8 riders: leaving IA
Nov. LII. 1-2643 or WA. 1922.
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PAPERING-Get my price and save
on your 5-rm. house JOB. White
mechanics. RA. 6-5s22 after b,
Continued on Next Pase)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-07

RADIO AND Nv TECHNICIAN, p.t.
day or eve; must be sxper. ana
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sALEsMEN, real estate, full o.. part
i " ;I nssssd for new Ma. pfo,:;..t''
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PORTER
tCOIOHEDl

For large efhes buiiains' G:aay: 60
fstir :s:s .n sSs s 'lis l;ss:
p MSss n'v sstisfaescry reference
replies, state age and sIperienes
BOX 425-R, STAR
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SALESMAN

For mems clcthins store; full-tlme
sSDs %rSsTs s eEof sSRii ss:s
ever shopping center sc. 10. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-07

WASHING MACHINE MECH, exp
shop work; excel. pay, bonus
hosp: steady. ANDY's, La. 0-4400
WHITE MAN WANTED TO work q
livestock sale barn. (Hofses only
Do general stable work. Nearly
Nd. House avail. Box 136-R. star
YOUNG FELLOW interested II
future outside sales to train or
Price and Edit Desk Of large
wholesale distributor Of major ap-
planes. Wonderful opportunity
fer future with good starting sal.
aIy: pleasant working conditions
Many employe BENEFITS. Contact
personnel manager, HU. 3-6S2O.
YOUNG MAN. 10 TO 25, high schl
grad, TO learn auto finance bust
Aess. Must have thofeugh knowl.
edge Of D, C. area. Many frtngt
ben.hts rffnrdef Exper. "a thii
line o. vor'- nrt ree"iR q, Contact
MRS. STEWART. Elk. 3-l040. foI
appointment.
YOUNG MAN, to learn retail snel
business, exper. not necessary. a
permanent position fer the rieht
man. with fine oppor. fer I'd.
vaAeennent. Apply HANOVER eAOI
0TORE, oSe Pa, ave. NV.
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TYPIST
TYPIST
AGE ao-4o

Immediate opening In cas-;
ualty claim department OF
large insurance company.
Fun time: permanenti 37h-
hour. 6-day week. EAcellent
starting salary depending on
ability, Many Vell-rounded
experience desirable but not
necessary.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Part time. earn s1.E0 per hour
while children In school; white; 9.
hour day, 5-dsy week; free fam
ilv disqualification: age. 25-35:
modern air conditioned once:
convenient TRANSPORTATION. CAL
ErREMENs INSURANCE CO.. ST
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NELR MEN

FLUMBEkS: .zDsr. hsna q ], . snl.
s:a co sSSs aSS Wa esSss
PORTER, Maryland permits . qsys
e.5 pm, no suns; excel. saisry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-07
PRO0RAMMERS

PROGRAMMES
Junior and senior: with sems ".
fiOSA: new washington once
downtown location.
coHsstt 1 r. USAGE co.
RADIO AND nv TECIlNIClAN, p.t,
sS. sy 3, i ES s TVS p '1''r' ana
RADIO MAINTENANCE TEcHnI-
s elAS; a %Ss. "a nsst s.s sS.r' ne
RADIO BENCHMAN
z SSSsc AIS iSly 5sG sos
N. Hamp. ave. ~.
REAL ESTATE sALEsAaAN. CYL
: sSp o. 81 .'i ss s.saoS im win
RAJ ns,vE EsTA ATE sAI i,;iI IN, Or :,
win train 2 eptimists, g.
orsyst.; n.y., a 9e syia vs Sssss;;
biSs.. A NiAt Va. ! l.saso" p'n
REAL Estate MANAdEn for
rental DEPARTMENT OF our Nifnlui1
once. duarsntssd draw aEaiAst
percentage OF department earn
inRs, Excellent opportunity t0r
ambitious, Industrious. energetie
man, willing to york toward
building Q substantial income. car
essential. Write fully. Dox 344-M'
star.
REAL ESTATE sALEeMRN or
WOMEN--Wiil train; member Of
Mul. Listing: specializing IN Nent,
CO. Y0UNKIN a CO. 2e6S Univ.
Blvd. W., wheaton. 10. 4-e022.
REAL Estate sALEsMEN-Im.
new ana older homes. Pleasant
working conditions. Multiple. list
son, GRAHAM COMPANY, ~.
9-029S. HE. 4-e.73.
4 EWING sTUDioS. 1900 B q
nv. Please do mot phone. Appiy
In person. Ask for zan6A.
. ROOFER
MECHANIC, experienced al types
repairs. $500 14th ct. NV. kA
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HOTEL ACCOUNTANT, exper.
. complete s1haa,rse ; .,,, exe sl;, cgDOr:
Trust BLDG. 18th and H st. NV.
A0UsEMAN. With small amount
country place, Just n miles (ol
ington, near Andrews Air Force
Base. This Is Q full.time, year.
round job With very comfortable
quarters. Every modern eonven.
aeEeo and appliance to work with
and paw every 2 weeks. Must b.
single or without family and pref.
-erablv between 40 and 80 year,
Of age. State age, experience, ex-
pected pay and last employer. Also
send snepshot. Box 445-R, Star.
I NEED 8 men to help me In ms
business. Neat and ambitious
S125 per VIZ. with comm. Il. start
For interview. call ia. $4,000.
Insurance Salesman
NORTH AMERICAN LIFE ms. CO.
OF CHICAGO offers sal, Thorough
training, TOP earninEs, best Of con
tract, excel. oppoft. In new ONCE
fer qualified exper. man. ST
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HELP WOMEN
ACCOUNTANT
ARTIST

Experienced In fashion Illustration
Snd In layout. Bring samples. Full:
time, permanent position; 5000
salary, company henehts. Apply
HAHNS SHOE STORES. Adv.
Dept. 18th and x SITS. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-07

JANIT0R. colorsd. to do eleanins
in large apartment house: also
must have switchboard and eleva-
tor experience. and have eleYA-
ter license: steady work. vacation
with pay: good references; no
drinkers. Box 123-M. star.
JANIT0R, for Conn ave. apart
ment: nondfinker.. no children;
references REQUIRED. Call NO.
7-3593.
JANIfOR, middle-aged, married
Iober, for once bldg: air-eond
apt on premises: fully expert
enced handy man; Good .referenees
Apply in person, Robin Blde
1881 Eastern ave, Silver Spring.
3ANlTOR, colored, for Q modern
ferden.type apt. development.
l A.rrisS man, ass $3.50 49,! IN, no
liberal salary, Nendrinker. Con-
tact Mr.. Warring between 9 am.
b. p. SAUL CO.. S2S 18th st.,
Ma. $1,000.
JUNIOR ACCOgNTANTs WANTED,
a;v. seetien. Call MRS. WALKER,
Pc. 3-7760.
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INSURANCE
UNDERWATER

Age. 1924; minimum requirement,
2 yrs. college or business school
or actual experience. Review,
evaluate. accept and reject auto
insurance physical damage risks.
Assume secondary supervisory re-
sponsibilities Of rating, cancella-
lions and policy writing detail. 40
hr. Wk.: downtown location; finest
co, beneft plan. Starting salary,
1888 per mo. plus cost OF living
Ns Sj9ss%s INsh hos " COPS Snsm an
af1liate Of General Motors). Fx.