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Evening star., 1960-07-10

hot Goals, turning from time to time to brown
evenly. Do not overlook.
Lamb Chops: Brush thick lon chops with Worces-
tershire butter Brol hot fire to minutes for
rare little longer for medium we'll, depending
thickness.
Mutton Chops: Broil thick chops about is minutes,
basting with Worcestershire butter. Serve hot
plates.
Chicken: Use chickens split If you remove back
bone and neck halves will lie flat grill Rub all
with salt and butter Grill bone-side down first then
turn and grill skin-side down. Basic frequently with
Tarragon Butter Basic Barbecue Sauce 3045 min
utes, according to size
Shrimp: Shell and devein shrimp Basic with Tar
ragon Garlic Butter, marinade 20 minutes in bar
becue sauce before broilng Thread shrimp skew
brol hot Goals turning frequently and baStng
often
ScalIOps: Wash and dry scallops. Dip in melted
butter, then in cracker meal Alternate skewer with
folded slices of bacon Brown hot Goals turning
skewers frequently Serve with melted Lemon Parsley
Butter.
Suggested Sauces
Basic Barbecue Sauce: Combine " cup melted
butter, onion chopped fine, tbsp. Worcestershire
tbsp. ketchup, tsp brown sugar, l cup vinegar "
tsp. cayenne. Mix thoroughly Simmer minutes Keep
hot for basting
TarragOn Butter: Add generous sprinkling of dried
tarragon to melted butter Stir we'll
Worcestershire Butter: Three parts melted butter
part Worcestershire we'll blended
LemOnParsley Butter: Add chopped parsley and
little lemon juice to melted butter. Stir we'll
Garlic Butter Cut Glove of garlic in half drop into
melted butter, stir WE'LL remove garlic pieces.
Hot Steak Sauce: Mix cup melted butter, "a tbsp.
minced green onion, tbsp Worcestershire tbsp.
rika to taste
Evening star., 1960-07-10
Easy Barbecue Recipes

Easy Barbecue Recipes
Beef Steak: One Pinch porterhouse, sirloin, rib,
Tbone club Slash fat edges to prevent curling Place
grill to inches above hot fire. Broil $40 minutes.
Turn, brush cooked side with Worcestershire butter
and finish broilng Brush second side generously with
Worcestershire butter just before serving Or brush
both sides of steak with oil and sprinkle lightly with
garlic onion salt and broil as above.
Chuck Round Steak: Cut in cubes, sprinkle
with unseasoned meat tenderizer Il tsp to the lb),
let stand at room temperature for hour Thread
long skewers brush with Worcestershire butter Brol
Evening star., 1960-03-08
Managed Funds, Ine..
Hos New President

ST. LOUIS, Mar. 8 (AP).-
st. Louis Attorney H. c. Hanke
has been elected board presi-
dent of Managed Funds, Inc,
an interim position giving him
authority to conduct Fridays
adjourned annual meeting to
elect a new boar dafter an in
tenSive proxy battle.
None of the funds five re-
naming directors Is seeking
reelection. The two factions
waging an intensive proxy
battle for control Of the $62
million mutual fund are the
Charming Corp. of New York
and San Francisco and the
Townsend Management Co. of
Short Hills, N. j.
Evening star., 1960-03-08
Averages Up Slightly
As Buying HoIts Drop

Motorola rose more than 2
while Collins Radio and Texas
Instruments gained around a
point.
The preferred stock of Inter-
national Railways of Central
America fell more than S and
the common dropped about 4
in delayed openings caused by
an accumulation of sell orders.
The selling interest piled up
following publication of a re-
port that officials of United
Fruit we're understood to have
rejected a proposal by share
holders Of international Rail-
ways for an exchange of their
stock for United Fruit Securi-
ties. United Fruit common
traded about unchanged.
Ford was down about 2
points in continued reaction
to word of production cut
backs. Chrysler was firm and
American Motors gained a
fraction. General Motors took
a slight loss.
Corporate bonds were slight
ly higher in active trading.
Government bonds continued
to improve in slow dealings.
Evening star., 1960-03-08

NEW YORK, Mar. 8 (AP).-
The stock market firmed early
this afternoon, showing a mixed
pattern after six straight ses-
sionS Of decline. Trading was
moderate.
Gains and losses of fractions
to about a point prevailed
among key stocks.
Some of the electronics were
up as much as 2 points.
The market declined at the
start and it looked as if the
string of market setbacks would
be extended to seven straight.
Some Sizable blocks were
traded at lower prices.
Buying support entered the
market, however, and by mid
session the average was UP
slightly.
Rails recovered some lost
ground. Selected chemicals,
utilities and rubbers helped
bolster the list. The improve
ment was irregular, no real
group leadership being provided.
Goodrich picked up a couple
Of points. Eastman Kodak and
NAFI were up about a point
each.
Evening star., 1960-03-08
BUSINESS BRIEFS

F. w. Woc1wOrth Co. today
reported record February sales
of $50, SIS ,241, a gain of IA
per cent over $55,859, $50 a year
earlier. For the first two
months of the year sales were
$121. .268, ,645, up 11.2 per cent
over $109.015.962 in the like
1859 period.
Parke, Davis & Co., pharma-
ceutical manufacturer, an
nounced plans today to pur-
chase 100 acres at Greenwood
S. c., for a new plant to manu-
facture surgical dressings. The
company indicated it would
close its present dressings
N anufa cturing plants at
Bridgeport and Versailles,
Conn. where 280 are employed.
Studebaker-Packard Corp.
said it will start producing a
full line of Larks and Hawks in
Israel, turning out 5000 to
5000 cars a year in the Haifa
plant of Kaiser Frazer of Israel
Ltd. the only auto making
plant in Israel. 1t was formerly
used by Renault.
Wheeling Steel Corp. an
nounced an SO million improve
ment program at plants at
6teubenville and Yorkville,
Ohio. to be completed this
year.
international Harvester Co.
has acquired Solar Aircraft Co.
D1 San Diego, Calf, through
an exchange of stock. Plans call
for Solar Aircraft to maintain
is identity while operating as
I Harvester subsidiary.
B. F. Goodrich Co. has budg-
eted a record $50 million for
expansion this year. President
]. w. Keener said the company
plans to spend an average of
$50 million annually during
The next five years on eXpan-
Evening star., 1960-03-08

sion. He said Goodrich may
sell new securities to help A.
nance the program.
American Machine g. Foun.
dry Co. named Rear Admiral
David L. Martineau Cret.) ad-
ministrative vice president of a
foreign subsidiary, AMF Over
seas Corp.
Chase Brass & Copper Co
plans to spend 50 million or
new tube mill processing facili-
ties at the Chase Metals Works
plant in Waterbury, Conn.
Howe Sound Co. has &C
quired Peterson Machine Tool
Inc, for an undisclosed sum
Peterson, a 33-year-old Mer.
riam (Kans0 firm, makes
magnetic particle inspection
equipment, verticle surface
grinders and valve seats fol
engine oVerhaulS.
Earnings
| Du Pont Co. in 1859 earned
$418.695.610, or 1892 a share,
VS.. $341, ,24S,869, or $7.25 a
share, in 1858. Sales set q
record of $2,114,000,000, the
first time the 50 billion mark
was passed.
| Celanese Corp. Of America in
1859 earned S22,648,307, OF
$2.44 a share, SO per cent more
than the $16,685,917, or $1.64
a share, in 1858. Sales amount
ed to $265, ,235, ,584, VS.. $685.
483 .942 in 1858.
National Cash Register Co.
in 1859 earned $19,076,00O, or
$2.52 per share, VS.. $15,512,000,
or $2.l9 a share, in 1858.
Kaiser Aluminium g. Chemi-
cal Corp. in 1859 earned S22.-
1928, 900, or SLIT a share, VS..
$25.232,OO0. or SLAB a share, in
1858. Sales were $435,550, 900
VS.. $408, ,449, 900 in 1858.
Other earnings.
Evening star., 1960-03-08
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, Mar. 8 (APD. - Grain
futures prices ranged from frm in
wheat to weak In soybeanS most OF
the time today in draggy deAlings on
the Board OF Trade.
Short covering and some buying
on export accounts sent old crop wheat
months ahead major fractions at
times while soybeans eased on profit
taking
other grains shifted only minor
fractions generally from their previ.
Gus finishes in the absence OF any
new influences Of consequence
At midday. wheat was unchanse ed
to Y cent a bushel hisher, March
y .a9 corn 70 lower to "a higher,
March ST 1874; oats unchanged to IA
lower. March 7474: rye 70 higher to
70 lower, March Sl.20h: soybeans s,
lower, March S2.097s.
Cash Grain
=, No wheat or soybean sales. Corn
No. yellow ;02la. Oats No. / extra
heavy white 1884. Barley: Mating
CHOICE ;I5;1.25n: feed 93-1.I0n
n Nominal.
Evening star., 1960-03-08
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS

Furnishes bv tho Asseeiatsd Press
Stock Estimated Net
and Div. Sales zoos Hish Low 2:2O chg.
Evening star., 1960-03-08
N. Y. PRODUCE

NEW YORK. Mar. g (AP) (usDA).
Butter offerings Increased. Demand
fair. Receipts, $4,000. Prices un-
changed.
Cheese steady. Receipts, 10000.
Prices UNCHANGED.
Wholesale EEg offerings light. De-
mand active today. Receipts, 10,7OO
Wholesale selling prices based on
exchange and other volume sales
New York spot quotations follow:
Midwestcrn-Mixed colors, extras
$3.50 lbSO, $685. extras medium.
32-33; standards large. 32-34; checks
2S-29. Whites, extras (4S-50 lbsD .
81 AL extras medlum' ,e $3.50.
Nearby-Whites. top quality (4S-50
lbsD. 34la-3sia; mediums, 32la-34hs:
smalls, 27-2S1a Browns, top quality
4S-5O lbSO. 37-39; mediums, 341a-
36l: smalls. 1929.
Evening star., 1960-03-08
N. Y. COTTON

NEW YORK, March 8 (AP).-Cot-
ton futures were irregular in dull trad
ing today
The market lacked fresh incentive.
TIT, situation in cotton textiles and
In futures came through mill and
local buying.
:. There were no March delivery no.
tices issued at New York.
The Agriculture Department issued
an authorization of S1.3 million to
10000 bales Of cotton.
Late afternoon prices were s cents
a. bale lower to 70 cents higher than
the previous close March 1901, MAY
1907 and July 80 so bid.
Evening star., 1960-03-08
NEW YORK BOND MARKET

Douglas Airc CIV 4s n
Dresser Ind cv 4Iss n
z State Steel cv SIS n
Erie r R cv AIS 20lS
Garrett Cp CIV 4Ess n
Gen Electric 3ibs rs
Gen Mot Aecep 5s n
Gen Mot Accep gas 81
Gen Mot Accep 3lzs -
Gen Mot Acceo IS so
Gen Mot Accep 2szs "a
Gen Mot Accep So 80
Gen Mot Corp 3Izs 70
Gen Time CIV GAS 70
Grace & Co CIV 3Iss -
Huds & Mani ref IS 81
Huds & Mani inc S. 50
ITE Cir Bk CIV 4Ns 80
Lockheed CIV 3als 90
MerT Chan CIV 4Las rs
NJ K T inc 5Lzs 2O33
M0 Pacific SS ond5
Mo Pacific 4a4s 2020
Mo Pacific 45ls 2030
Mo Pacific 4Ns 90
Mo Pacific 4Ks 2005
N EnRl T & T 4Iss 81
N Y Central IS 80
N Y Central aus 20l?
N Y Central Is 90
N Y Cent L 8 3lzs SO
N Y N n Is 20o7
Evening star., 1960-03-08

xET dividend B Plus stock dividend
Plus extra or extras Declared or
'aid so far this wear
Evening star., 1960-03-08
r. B. Won Goetz
Life of Virginia's
Man.of. Quarter

Richard b. Won OOetZ
Every three months during the
year, Life Of Virginia honors a
select number of leading repre-.
sentatives throughout its wide
territory of operations. In
recognition of outstanding sales
and service to policyowners in
the Washington.Silver Spring.
KensingtOn.Wh area, Rich.
ard B. Won Goetz has been
named "Man.of-the.Q Quarter" Of
the Washington district office.
C. ]. Brodie, local manager,
made the announcement today.
Mr.. Won Goetz is a resident
of Chevy Chase and a native
Of Washington. He joined the
company in 1855, and has
completed a twO.year training
course conducted by the Life
Underwater Training Council.
Life of Virginia, organized in
1871, is one of the nations largest
and strongest life insurance
companies. 1t has been serving
residents of the District Of
Columbia for SO years.
$40 Wisconsin Building
Phone: Emerson 2.6727
"a THE LIFE
IsE va INSURANCE COMPANY
" MyOF VIRGINIA
Y sSosL/ SINCE isJi RlcHnoNo VIRGINIA
Evening star., 1960-03-08
OLneT earnings.
For Year Ending December 81

For Quarter tS January 81
Genesco, Inc 1881 200 1.a03, 900
Psv share 0.59 O5s
For I3 Weeks to January so
En- Rad&Phon 675.512 627.46s
Per share 0.32 0.30
Fer Year to January 81
Green H L Co 3,s95.716 l,712.256
Per share 2.77 leg
For So Weeks 10 January 3
Stanley Works 1882. 637 3.450.361
Per share l.79 1.27
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-03-02
IF st. 'Chevy Chase
Wheaton Plaza


Our exclusive Hart Schoffner 6 Marx clothing is pre-
pared to place man in his proper fashion perspective
this Spring. Lighter coIors, holder potterns, trons-
season middle weight fabrics and new interpretations
OF the continental silhouette . all combine to
rejuvenote the wardrobe of the male oninnoI Trodi-
tIonoY and by nature the male has always been the
brilliant the dozzIine the coIorfuIy fIomboyont
denizen Of our Species
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-03-02

And if variety is the spice of life you'll discover one of
the most if not the most Piquont and full selections of
styles, sizes fobries coIors and patterns in all of the
Washington area at Raleigh Hoberdosher Continental
styling has been modified to point thot is foshonobIy
acceptable by the most fostidious Of men, Traditional
tailoring is npeccobe and excellent as ever Visit
any Of three stores tomorrow For here is cloth
ing that truly creates an aura Of elegance an otttude
of confidence, and nstis feeling Of sheer good living
Spring is on the way!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-03-02

coats and slocks designed and created by men who
know what men want Medium shades Of new qreys
and greysh tones, India olives, subtle color chem
stry with browns and blues dscretey vet feorIessIv
cIod you in new acceptable tones with which to greet
the burgeonine season. The new lighter weight fabrics
Of HSGM have the additional advantage of longer
period of weorobty :. fobrics that are more COM
toroble indoors and outdoors from one season to
another.
Evening star., 1960-09-11

Vacations just about over for WMAl's
Johnny Botcheder and Jonothon Agron-
sky, son Of Reporter Martin A9ronsky
The setting: Grand Bahama Island
in Riverside personal appearances on Holly
wood and Los Angeles TV shows, among them,
the Garry Moore program . !. honors as "the
Worlds Fastest Lady Gunfghter" (having out
drawn good many leading male TV stars
queen of the Southern California National Fast
Draw Championship Gun Meet :. where she
was also unbeaten in the competition. Cindy,
now a Falls Church resident made her first
local appearance Friday as guest star of the
Washington Silver Spur Riding Club Horse
Show in Temple Hill, Md.
Evening star., 1960-09-11
News Of D. c. Studios
Here's to the Sailors
News of D. c. Studios
BY BONNIE AIKMAN
Star Stan Writer

WMAL-7S Johnny Batchelder and Jonothan
Agronsky son Of MICS Martin, spent recent
Watery vacation on the West Side-but not in a
rainy New York City. The two spent their holi-
day sailing around West End, resort on Grand
Bahama Island SIS miles from Palm Beach And
their native sailing guides name was one for
the-logs: Captain Horatio Hornblower."
ENTER WITH CAUTION. That's the byword
around Channel these days to those entering
the newly decorated office of Mark Evans. (Mr.
Evans new title about Washington is vice preSi-
dent in charge of public affairs for the Metro
poitan Broadcasting System) The room is
filled with trophies collected by the wild-game
enthusiast on many hunting trip Witness:
one hassock fashioned from an elephants foot;
10-foot sailfsh caught down Acapulco way and
a chain of little elephants tuSks carved from a
great big one. So far, no ones ventured to look
too closely at his wall-to-wall carpet.
CHANGES AT a. Ralph R. McCawey, re-
Gently returned from a 2-week Army reserve
stint at Fort Meade, is the new head of WRC-4s
promotion and advertising department The
part-time lieutenant colonel has been with
Channel Just four years, and before spent 20
years in the Stars own advertising office His
right-hand Girl Friday will be Pat Erickson.
NEW SERIES. Channel will kick off the
first of series of hour-long taped discussion
programs on serious medical issues September 18.
The premiere show titled "A Question of Life"
will report on scientific progress in heart sur
gerry Moderator for the show will be the afore-
mentioned Mark Evans. Mental health will come
under scrutiny in the second program.
PROMOTION PICTURE. Peter v. OReilly
Is Channel 9's choice for it's newly created post
of local sales manager. sales representative
for the station since 1856 Mr.. O'Reilly is for
mer announcer for WTOP and WMAL.
CINDYS BACK. Cindy DAHL pretty blond
better known to Washington area viewers as
Cndy Lou, is back in our town after a success
full threeyear stint in California. AS Cindy
Lou she was hostess of the now-defunct Chan
mel Melody Ranch kids show. Among the
talented cowgals triumphs on the West Coast:
No. rating for her daily Western radio show
Evening star., 1960-09-25
Cood-oire' With Two
Elegant Perfumes
Destroys Room Odors
SUNDAY GROUP PHOTOS

does not leave heavy scent or smell
Destroys strongest odors-onion, garlic, cigar,
cooking, bath or sick room.
Works for hours: Invisible vapour floats in air.
Stops odors as they form-spreads thru house.
Freshens closets, clothes. drupes-saves dry
cleaning bills-no spotting or staining.
Freshens air at night for better sleep-keeps
acrid smoking odors from irritating nose, sinus.
Fights Flu and eoIds-sprays away airborne
germs-for purer, fresher air.
Evening star., 1960-04-07
PROPOSALS
(coNIINUEpl

DISTRICT OF CoLUMBIA-High.
way, way constEgetiSn' :Es Tstn' PePI. Of Hish'
fTsSs fsSS. and FIesfi PRTfNo p TIE G Agc5i Roab ;
WAY OF 9th ST. Sc. WAYNE
PLACE 10 NICHOLS AvEJ, Fed,
eral Aid Project s-77f3D and Enc
ST. Sc. WEST 4th ST. &c
SAVANNAH ST.. Invitation No
C-60l45-H, consisting Of Epprux
10000 50 yds. reinforced Port.
land cement concrete base s. anC
5000 lin. # combination Port.
land cement concrete curb anc
have been predetermined BY La.
specifications are now available
from Supervisor, Bid and Contract
Division. Procurement once. D. c.
Rm. 404, 499 Pa. Ave. NV. Nc
deposit required. tPhone Ma =.
5000. Ext 237SD SEALED BIDS
70 be opened 3 PM, EDIT, Apri
% 1860, in Rm 424. 400 Pa
Ave. NV. ap5,6,7.S,9,11
COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD OF AR.
LINGTON COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
N o T / c z TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed bids, in duplicate, will be
received by the Arlington County
School Board at the Board once
1925 North Quincy Street, Arling-
ton, Virginia, until PM, EST,
THURSDAY, April 81, 1850. for the
furnishing and installation Of air
conditioning equipment in the
Street. Arlington, Virginia. Cen
orally, the work includes the fur
nishing and installation of air
conditioning equipment in the Ad-
ministrative OfilceS of the ATling-
ton County School Board. Draw
inss and specifications, informa-
tion for bidders. and forms of
proposals, etc, may be obtained
from the ONCE of H. D. NOT
TINGHAM a. ASSOCIATES. Archi-
Aet-Engineer, at W-226 Arlington
lowers. Arlington, Virginia. Cen
eral contractors proposing to bid
specifications upon the deposit of
q certified check in the amount
Of Twenty-Five Dollars tS25, per
ee., payable to the order of the
Hrthitectursl-engineering firm. All
plans, specifications and addenda
must be returned in good condi-
tion within seven days after the
opening OF the bids in order to
obtain refund. The full Twenty
five Dollar deposit will be re-
funded only to contractors sub
mitt.ng a bid and only on two
sets. On all additional sets OBJ
tanned by contractors or others.
q refund OF only Ten Dollars will
be made. The school board re-
serves the right to waive any in
formalities in or reject any or
all bids. Each bidder shall de-
post, with his bid. security in an
amount Of not less than five per
cent t5os) OF his bid. in the
form required by the specifications.
No bidder may withdraw his bid
within thirty 800 days after date
Of opening bids. All general and
sub-contractors must be registered
and hold a certificate of regiStra-
tion from the Virginia State Reg
istration Board before they may
bid or undertake a contract in the
State of virginia BY Order of
the ARLING TON COUNTY
SCHOOL BOARD. Arlington, Vir-
Einia. L. LEH BEAN, Chairman.
Z. j. BRAUN, Clerk. ap7,9,11
Evening star., 1960-04-07
AUTO Statesmen (2)

Kaplan and Crawford. Washing
toms oldest and largest Dodge
Dart dealer has openings for two
live wire statesmen. Last month
we. delivered ia new units with
only seven statesmen. We are
shooting for $50 deliveries in
April: Our lowest paid salesman
is selling at the rate OF $4,000
per year. Hop on the band wagon
leadership. Plenty OF action, Ap-
ply in person only to CHARLES
DWOR1N or HERBERT GORDON,
4301 Connecticut avenue n W
Evening star., 1960-04-07

AUTO Statesmen, exper.; earn up
TO $500 per month: new-car demo
furnished; salary and bonus, paid
vacation, co. benefits; only hard
hitting, top men need to apply.
See Don Jackson, after > pm,
BOB BANNING, Plymouth-Valiant
dealer, 512O BALTIC. ave, Hyatts-
VILE, Md
Evening star., 1960-04-07
COLORED
,JANTTOR

Lee elev. bldg. Only exper. ana
sober man need apply. Salary and
quarters. No children Apply BOSS
& PHELPS, INC. Ma $4,000
Evening star., 1960-04-07
SALESMAN
SALESMAN

To work in our Silver Spring store
selling paints and wall papers. ex-
perience desired Apply in person
Mr. Hidel UNION WALLPAPER
AND PAINT CO.. S4S9 Fenton St,
Silver Spring, Nd
Evening star., 1960-04-07
CHAUFFEUR
CIGAR CLERK

Part time, ewes. PACKETS PHAR-
MACY, S706 Flower ave-, Sill. spg
CLERK = Cigar counter, expert
enced preferred, excellent salary
and working conditions. EMPIRE
PHARMACY, 1913 Conn. ave. NV.
CLERK-TYPIST, in construction
field office. Must be fast typist
and accurate. Salary open. FE.
Evening star., 1960-04-07

when ansperino advertisements
ddeTessec to Star boIes do NOT
tHclose original references, pho
to1TaphS or other materials OF
personal udlHe. Copies seTue the
purpose. Originals mag get Iost.
Evening star., 1960-04-07
Auto Muffler Installer
AUTO SALESMAN

We have an opening for an az
gresSive worker on our sales stan
to handle Bucks finest car. Po-
tentlal earnings unlimited for
right man New car provided
with extra bonuses and fringe
benefits See Mr.. Joe Caporaletti,
TEMPE KEN MoTSoRsso co, INC,
Evening star., 1960-04-07
AUTO MECHANICS

: men to install accessories
and service new cars for de-
livery: permanent position,
group insurance, paid holi-
oayS and vacation. See MR..
TERRY, ROSENTHAL CHEW
ROLET CO., Columbia pike
and s. Glebe I'd, ia. 7-67Sl.
AUTO MUFFLER INSTALLERS -
Part time. Apply in person q tc
., PERMA-LIFE MUFFLERS. 265g
NhlVetsity blvd. West Wheaton,
Nd. Do not phone.
AUT0MOTIVE PARTS CLERK
Ford PNnar nrnfarral.
Evening star., 1960-04-07
HELP WON EN-
ACCT .-BKKPR., $1,000
TN TO I'M HUE6JA Is
ATLAS AGENCY

1920 N. Y Ave NV RE T-5167
ACCOUNTING CLERK, must be
familiar with accounts receivable.
typlng essential. lonE-ranRe pro
gram, expanding corporation. ideal
working conditions company bene-
fltS: BladenSburg Md. area; must
have transportation Call AP.
1895, Ext. 30
ACCOUNTING CLERK, will train h.
5. good with figures, light typ
inE. } days, to S2sl POTOMAC
ENPL.,. 1884 Wilson blvd. Arl,
ia 5-oOOn
Evening star., 1960-04-07
Automotive Mechanics
AUTO MECHANICS

Because OF our increased shop
business. We need 3 experienced
men Immediately. Flat rate OF
salary, disqualification, profit shar-
ms, many other company benefits,
Apply to Mr.. Powers. ROYAL
SHRHsLER, INC ?. 1901 Rhode Is
7-7000.
Evening star., 1960-04-07
HELP MEN
BAKER
Experienced Bench Man
APPLY
ROLLING PIN BAKERY
49Is ANNAPOLIS RD.
BLADENSBURG, ND.

BARTENDER for country club: So
Der with experience; 6-day Wk.;
salary, paid vacation, hosp. and
surgical coveTage: Xmas bonus
and insurance eoverage. Regular
full-time job for riEht man. Call
any time, OIL. 2-4G79, Thurs, Fri.
Set