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Evening star., 1960-07-03
By A. ]. WEDDERBURN
Contributing Writer

Thinking of the hot
weather ahead? Then grab
your camera and take of for
the Chesapeake and ocean
beaches. Snapshots at the
beach are easy to make and
with a minimum Of gadgets
and other accessories that
might take away some Of the
pleasure Of your vacation
time.
One reason seaside pic
lures are easy is the back
ground factor. Most other
places you have to watch for
telephone poles, backyard
fences and other objects that
creep into the background Of
your best photos.
On the sandy beaches you
have the plain background of
sea, sand and sky to pose
your subjects against. These
will tend to focus attention
on the subject rather than
detract from it.
Local Atmosphere
On the other hand, if you
want local atmosphere you
can generally find it in piers
that jut into the water or
barnacle encrusted old hulkS.
Even an old weather-beate
piling may serve nicely as
just the thing to pose your
pretty model on.
You needn't take along
any special props. Just use
the things that you normally
use at the beach-a beach
ball, umbrella, water toys or
even a beach towel.
Above all don't try to make
an epic of your vacation
snapshots. Don't ask your
children or other companions
to pose. Informality is the
spice of every summer holi-
day and your pictures should
reflect this in every way.
Be Casual About 1t
You will find countless OPP
portunitieS to make all the
photos you want. But instead
Of waiting alertly all the day
like a hungry panther, just
pick up your camera and
make a shot here and there
as the occasion may demand.
OF the kiddies playing ball,
gathering Seashells, fishing,
swimming or what have you.
Let everyone have a good
time and add to your own by
getting the top Snapshots on
a casual rather than imposed
basis.
For absolutely plain back
grounds, shoot from q very
low angle, silhouetting your
subject against the sky. Or
If you have something that
you can stand on, shoot down
from there and use the said
for your background.
If you want to use the
water as a backdrop for
some of your pictures try
to avoid having the skyline
or horizon run across the
scene so that the composition
is cut into two equal parts.
For a better picture keep the
skyline in the upper third or
lower third of the picture.
This can be controlled by
raising or lowering the cam
era position.
Action Shots Best
Try to get plenty of action
in your snapshots. Instead
of your subject being posed
ankle deep in a receding
Evening star., 1960-07-03
STEADY CAMERA

Having trouble keeping
your camera steady? Before
shooting, take a deep breath;
exhale just before you press
the shutter release. Holding
the camera tight against
your body will give it added
support.
Evening star., 1960-07-03

Santa Fe'S Palace of the
Governors as it appears on
the new 1A-cent stamp
(tOp) and in the vignette
of the Kearny centennial
issue of 1916.
May 81. In all, 910,386
stamps with a face value of
$36.419.44 were sold.
This brings the years first
day cover total to 7,172,411
and sales to $587,346.55
through May, with the results
for the 212-cent envelope is
sued May % not yet reported.
Totals for the Accent JEFF
ferson Credo stamp May 18
at Charlottesville were ia
1854 covers and 574,369 stamps
worth S28,574.56.
+ 4 + 4
Stamp Engravers
Engravers for the Francis
Scott Key Credo stamp to be
issued September IA were
Robert j. Jones for the
frame and George L Huber
for the symbol, signature,
quotation and denomination.
The vignette for the World
Forestry Congress stamp to
be released August 29 was
engraved by Richard M.
Bower, the lettering and
numeral by George A. Payne.
Of Sale at Agency
The 15-cent and 2O-cent
international air mail stamps
of 1947 have been removed
from sale at the Philatelic
Sales Agency.
y 4
Silver Spring Elects
Nathan Newman has been
elected president of the Sill
yer Spring Philatelic Society
succeeding James o. Peavey.
Wes Tyron was named vice
president and Mrs. James S.
Medbery secretary. Mr.. Med
berry was reelected treasurer.
Benjamin Kalman will con-
tinue as program and pub
licity chairman.
Eisenhower Journey
President Eisenhower's Far
East journey received phila-
telic recognition at all major
stops along the way.
The Philippines overprint-
ed the Universal Postal
Union souvenir sheet of 1949
with the inscription, "Presi-
dent D. D. Eisenhower Visit
to the Philippines June IA
16, 1860"
The Republic Of China
government on TaiWan over
printed last years Kinmen
(Quetroyl and Matsu set
with two lines of Chinese
characters and welcome
U. S. President Dwight D.
Eisenhower 1860" in English.
The two stamps were issued
June 18.
In the Ryukyu Islands a
special commemorative cam
collation. was used at Naha,
Oki11 oua On limo 10
Evening star., 1960-07-03

one newspaper participating in the
Twenty-second Annual u96O) News.
paper Snapshot Awards.
hnal prizes in one or more Of the hve
classifications. the entrant must sub
NIT the original negative with print
(unless he has submitted q transpar-
ency in the. color classl and sign q
statement that his picture, or any
subject or situation, has not been
and will not be entered BY him IN
any snapshot contest, exhibit, or
salon where prizes are awarded,
other than the one conducted BY this
nsTspapehr h snd hss ;sr mot Ssen s90 I0
any manner
IMPORTANT: II you snap . pic
ture which you expect to enter In
the contest and in which . person
or persons appear, be sure to get
their names and addresses. This 10
necessary because, before your pic
ture can become eligible for entry
in the Newspaper Snapshot Awards,
the written consent Of such recognize
able person or persons to the use Of
the picture for advertising purposes
must be obtained.
CLASSES
A. Babies and Children. One or
more youngsters to be judged for
cuteness, expression of character, or
mood. Subjects may be engaged in
any activity or interest. Adults may
appear II they are not the principal
interest.
B. Activities. Teen-agers or adults
They may be engaged in any activity
outdoors or indoors, at any season
occupations, hobbies, sports and rec
reations; any picture that. tells q
story OF an interesting phase OF
everyday life. Children may. appear
II they are not the principal interest.
c. Scenes and "Tabletops." Pic
lures to be judged for scenic or pic
torial appeal = landscapes, marine
views, historical spots, street scenes,
buildings; or unusual "still-life" sub
jects, Including tabletop" or minia-
ture arrangements.
d. Animal Life. Household pet,
Icats, dogs, BIRDS, horses, farm ami
mails, forest wild life, zoo animals
etc.: any situation in which the afore-
said subjects are Of principal interest
Z. Color. Color prints or trans
parencies Of any subject listed above
Evening star., 1960-07-03

Denominations are 2, 10
and IS cents. The recess
engraved stamps were printed
by Bradbury, Wilkinson &
Co., Ltd, of London.
Evening star., 1960-07-03
REPAIR WORK

All new cameras are in
speeted before they leave the
factory and should be in
perfect working order when
they reach you. But if for
any reason yours isn't. don't
attempt a "home repair" Job
on it. A camera is a precision
instrument, and as such. de-
serves the attention Of a
qualified technician. So take
it to your photo dealer and
let him check it. If necessary,
he will send it to an expert
for any adjustment which
may be required.
Evening star., 1960-07-03
Sunday Crossword Puzzle

ACROSS /
Old |
Testament
book |
GraspS
IL Affirmed
l8 Building
front
10 Brook
20 Public
vehicle
% Blood
deficiency
% Blue dye
"a Wind flower
25 Penpoint
26 Deceived
% Take first
place
80 Marbles
81 Glimmer
80 Memento
"a Western
estate
SO Distribute
81 Ancient
conqueror
of England
80 Espoused
40 Iowa, the
State
AZ Converged
43 Moroccan
capital
IS Asian
46 Strong
wagons
48 Minister
so Masculine
81 Fall
So Cleanness
So Fop
81 Protective
mats
So Back street
SO Proof
readers
mark
so Meat:
Spanish
81 Bigwig:
Slang
81 Hastened
SO Begin to
circle a
| planet:
! 3 words
65 Foretoken
66 Moral
| wrong
81 German
| river
68 Mangles;
| handles
| roughly
SO Protrude
70 Endless
time
70 Sherif's
men
73 Rounded
IA Negative
particles
rs The -;
Dixie
76Deep
ravineS
n Evidence
79 Signed
vouchers
Evening star., 1960-07-03
CAMERA ANGLES
Beech Snapshots
Are Fun to Take

wave have her out far enough
so that a big wave viii come
in and spray against her
back-you, of course, snap
ping the picture at the height
of this action.
If you find you are having
difficulty with harsh, con-
TRASHY shadows, simply seat
your subject on the sand.
The reflection from the white
sand is usually enough to
serve as a flll-in and softens
the shadows nicely.
Do take your camera car
rying case along and keep
your camera in it at all
times when it is not in use.
Salt water and sand will
damage any camera. Don't
let it happen to yours,
Another good idea-insure
your camera and accessories
against theft or loss.
Evening star., 1960-07-03
First Day Figures

First day covers totaled
514,926 when the Accent
SEATO stamp was issued here
Evening star., 1960-07-03
Action Shots Best

Try to get plenty of action
in your snapshots. Instead
of your subject being posed
ankle deep in a receding
Evening star., 1960-01-31
PROPOSALS
tCONTINJEDl

BOILING AIR FORCE BASE EX-
CHANGE announces the opening
of associations for a rental trailer
service. Qualified prospective ap-
plicants are advised to contact the
Exchange Offeer at Building S62o,
10. $4,000, Ext. 623. for informa-
tion relating to the application re-
Quirements and interview for the
agency. Written proposals must be
received not later than Feb. q,
1850. addressed to the EXCHANGE
OFFICER. BUILDING s626, BOIL
ING AIR FORCB BASE, Washing
ton IS. D c. jA2S.2a.3O.3l.
Evening star., 1960-01-31
PROPOSALS
BANKRUPTCY SALE OF v.

BANKRUPTCY SALE a,t,.Iry OF vALur
BRANDY STATION NEAR CUL-
PEPERJ VIRGINIA.-The under
signed Trustees in Bankruptcy for
the United States District Court
for The Eastern District OF VIZ
einia. Alexandria Division offer
for sale by sealed bid, free and
clear OF liens, "Glenmore Farm
consisting of 42g Acres OF pro-
ductive land with fine buildings,
in highly desirable area on paved
Washington, D. c., . miles of
Routes 10 and 20, miles from
Culpeper. Va. improvements IN
clude 142 stanchion. . story,
Grade-A barn, pipeline mixers
thToughout. 6O0-gallon bulk milk
tank; concrete silos, 900 tons
ensilage: > cinder block barns. ap-
prox. 4O'x2OO': tenant houses
. with bath, attractive main res
liy. I'M. and den with f1replsces.
4 bedrmS., with full baths. .
half baths, fuel-oil heat. Spacious
handicapped lawn. Various other
bldgs. Well water with 5 ponds. ,
streams.
TERMS: ALL CASH. Sale subject to
confirmation or rejection BY the
referee in bankruptcy for the said
United States District Court.
MILES SPENCE BRAY, 2O54 I4th
St. North ArlingtO ton, Va, not later
than 5 Pm. EST. March /, 1850.
Certified or Cashiers Check for
beo OF bid payable to order OF the
undersigned Trustees To accom-
pany bid. balance payable 30 days
after confirmation OF saAe or prop
erty subject to resale at cost Of
For Inspection see @. G. Waugh,
Second National Bank Building,
Sa GI0ePer write Wa any i0f Of nhiema5gn Ihe pads2
G. &. WAUGH, Second National
Bank. Culpeper, Va: ROBERT G;
SPENCE BRAY, GO64 l4th St,
North Arlington. Va Trustees in
Bankruptcy. ja.3,Jl -fe3
The Board of Education Of Mont
somery County will receive sealed
bids for furnishing the below
listed items until the dates and
times shown. The Bids will be
PUBLICLY opened in the Once Of
the Board Of Education, 400 East
MONTGOMERY avenue, Rockville,
Maryland. Specifications may be
obtained at the office Of the
supervisor of Purchasing
Bid Hl0-60, School Laboratory
Glassware, Porcelainware and
Accessories Until 800 pm.
EST Tuesday, February -, 1880
Bid 1880. Vacuum Cleaners and
Floor Machines until 800 pm
Evening star., 1960-01-31
ASST. MANAGER
RESTAURANT

Young man, over 81, TO train for
assistant manager. Salary COM
menSurAte with experience and
ability. Must have knowledge OF
restaurant soda fountain business.
Company provides life, accident
and health insurance for YOU and
your dependents, plus other
worthwhile dement's. Good oppor-
tunity TO advance. for person with
willingness TO learn and who
shows the proper initiative. Tele-
phone EX. 3-5555 to arrange for
interview
TO MGR.-General
duties, for old established moving
and storage co; refs. required.
Apply UNION STORAGE CO.. 705
Fla ave NV
Evening star., 1960-01-31

AUTO MECHANIC, prefer resident
Of Va, only exper. need apply,
good pay with usual co. benefits
See Mr. Barr, AMERICAN sERV-
ICE CENTER, 5s5 N. Glebe rd..
Arlington, Va.
AUTO MECHANIC-To service used
cars; must have experience and
be capable OF putting used cars
in Al condition; good salary. va
cation. paid holidays and other
company benefits. See Mr.. Sean
Ian at PALMER FORD. INC. 3IiO
Hamilton ST, Hyattsville. Nd.
AUTO MECHANIC, permanent lob
IN modern well-eouipped shop
. vacation and holidays with pay.
salary and bonus, group hospi-
oLMsTED MOTOR CO., 1000
Wilson blvd, Arl. Va.
AUTO MECHANICS - Plymouth.
Valiant De Soto experience car
furnished to qualified man. Ex-
esIlent volume: FALLS CHURCH
DE SoTO-oLYMOUTH. Hillwood
ave. and Lee hwy. JE. 2-23OO.
AUTO MECHANICS HELPER, expeT
young man with tools, AIS wHEA.
TON AUTO, ll06l Viers Mill I'd.
AUTO METAL WORKER; steady
loo, excellent pay. Must be reh-
able. steady and sober. Large
shop. best OF working conditions
Paid vacation, holidays and in
Surance benefits. See Mr., Lee.
RoSSLYN AUTO BODY CO, 1917
N Lynn 81. Arlington. Va.
AUTO PARTS COUNTERMAN, ex-
perienced; resider OF Va. pre-
ferred. Employe dement's: 5la-day
week. Apply to Mr.. Foley. LEE
AUTO PARTS, 3432 N. Washing
ton blvd, Arl., Va. ia. 4-6sOO.
AUTO SALESMAN to sell the fast
eSt-moving cars for l960-the
Fords and Falcons: attractive nav
plan, including paid vaca ion, hos-
POLARIZATION, new-csr demonStra-
tors and bonuses throughout the
year. Our leading statesmen earn
up to $1,000 VI Volume oper-
so get in on the fastest-mcvine
small cars. Go Ford ans go right
See sales manaGer LOGAN MO-
TOR CO., 1850 Goth st. NV. No
phone calls.
AUTO SALESMAN, best opportunity
IN town. II you can sell we need
YOU We have openings for 3 men
who have had previous selling
experience to Join our successful
sales force. Our pay plan is one
that puts you in business for
yourself, and II YOU have a burn
ing desire to make real money.
this is the place.
Apply in person 10 Washington
areas most progressive Oldsmo-
bile dealer, See Mr.. Charles Love
Tor interview on your road to
success. mo phone calls, please J
Blair DR., Silver Spring.
AUTO statesmen. to sell new and
used ChevroletS' experience not
necessary, we will train you
TOMS CHEVROI EFT. ll4I6 Geor.
gia avenue. Wheaton. MARYLAND
Evening star., 1960-01-31

When anSUeTino GdpeTtiSemeRts
addressed 10 StaI bOxeS do MOI
enclose ORIGINAL references pho.
tooTuphS OF other materials 81
personal pdlue Copies seTUe the
purpose OrtGiHals udv Get lost
Evening star., 1960-01-31
ASPHALT FOREMAN

DENTAL. Suburban Nd Permanent
vear-round. OIL. 2-344l.
Evening star., 1960-01-31
PERSONAL
A GHOSTWRITING AND
EDITING SERVICE

by professional writer. Resumes,
Forms 81 prepared or revised
Term papers, theses edited and
polished. Reports. letters, speeches
shosted. JU. S-l69S daily, Sunday
AAA TAX SERVICE-All returns
prepared by former internal Rev
enue tax accountant. JU. 9-06l3.
ACCORDION inst. by profes. from
N: Y: beg. or adults. JE. 3-333S
after pm.
ACCOUNTANT (publicI - Compl
small firms ME- S-375l, ewes
A FREE LESSON in ESP. Self-ad- :
dressed stamped envelope to ESP
lSl3-B Adams Mill rd. NV.
ALL INCOME TAX RETURNS pre-
Internal Revenue agent. IA. T.
O6OS.
ALL TAX RETURNS-Exper. tax
accountant bookkeeping service.
LAPONT. HA. 2-9149.
ALTERATIONS. garments made.
fittings in your home or mine,
satisfaction guar, AID. 2-24a2
ANSWERING SERVICE
Reliable. small. personalized phone
answering service for all business
pgrPSSes wake Up q speciality;
SERVICE - Only 80
per month; YOUR phone or ours;
good personaliZed service. Call
Elk 3-"2S5. weekdays, please.
- Restore paintings.
silded frames. furn., etc. Individ- :
ual lamp making; Mr.. Pfeiffer,
DE. 2-O33S.
ARE YOUR SUNDAYS DULL
sunday dance matinee. 4 to $40
pm, 81 so. Instructions, DANCING,
refreshments. l741 Conn. ave
NV. HO. 3-2277
BACHELOR DESIRES n-profes-
sional dancing lessons, intermedi-
ate. maximum $500 hr. Call HO
2-37l5.
DANCE LESSONS-can't
finish. will sell, reduced price.
cash. KI. a-9U9s after 4:3O pm.
BOARD AND CARE given eloerly
lady in private home, Call EN-
BOARD FOR CHILD by mother
New nome, : acres. Res. IraEsp
can be furn. cE. 6-S76l.
cards, LOCO, raised
letters S3.19 incl. postage, letter
heads. envelopes, etc. RA. $3.50.
Hill CITIZENS ASSOC,
organized Jan. u, 1860. OBJ
jectiveS. Local, national and In
ternational community improve
ment For information contact
Box 13O-R, Star.
CHAIR RE-CANING and fiber rusf
seats: expert workmanship; also
handmade Early American chairs
rockers. stools, benches and Ju.
venile chairs; solid walnut, cherry,
etc. E. o. LIKENS, OIL. 1855.
CHINESE LANG. tMandarinb-Am
interested in forming or joining q
group OF people with at least !
years OF study in the Chinese lanE
for the purpose OF retaining and
advancing IN both the spoken and
written form. Call Mr.. JOHNSTON
AP. 7-l922.
CLOCK REPAIRING, specializing
in grandfather and all compli-
Gated clocks, sos G ST. NV. Rm.
404, Dl. 7-65ll.
COPPER ENAMELING CLASSES
Thurs. $50 to : pm. g34 New
York ave. NV WE. 5-2a0O
DANCE INSTRpCTIONs-Ballroo
Latin. taught in private home
al low cost. DU. 7-5alO.
DRESSMAKING = Specializing in
children'S clothes also alterations,
expertly done. Call Tu. 2-aI5e.
DRESSMAKING AND ALTERA-
TIONS. reasonable: 80 yrs. expeT
LA. g-2l43.
DYEING GUARANTEED, NO
SHRINKAGE, dresses. suits, coats,
Grapes, slip covers. EXQUISITE
CLEANERS. the Dye Work Special
ist, 300 Ga. ave. NV. RA. 3-g771
EXPERIENCED BEAUTICIAN. col
ored: desires work In white down
town beauty shop; refs. AD. A.
O33i.
FREEZER OWNERS-BudEet plan.
Over 400 varieties OF choice
meat. frozen foods, groceries. All
discounted. guaranteed and de-
liyered. Mr.. HYDE. JU. 9-6507.
Evening star., 1960-01-31
NATIONAL < L,'''
Employment Service
WaShinEton's LarRest Agency
SALES

Natl. CO. Boston repres., EE deg.
military sales exper, in electro
mech. systems Salary open
Product mgr in marketing. MINI
repreS.. E E. des" . wears exper
Data procsssins, sales, local repres,,
Hardware, BALTIC. reDres, % = ASS age
Pharm rmaceutical. local repres.. 30
As, detail exper. $1,000 plus
Natl Co. local repres, over IS. soft
goodS, vomen's wear eXper help
ful. car and expenses furn., as
sisned accounts SlO,0OO
E.E. sales, overseas. age open.
Natl. publishing, N. C. s. C. V rspres',
contact colleges, deg.. Sl0.0ou
Mgr. retail operation. asst. buyer
or related bseksround salary
and bonus 81. 900 plus
Mech. ensr, deg. nee, superyisoTy
Nail. CO., local repreS., collese help
igi. ysa[s, osc psekaEe drug sGpsTG S eG0
Natl. Co. mathematician statisti-
clan. 25-3A. deg nee. $1,000
Steel sales. local repres,, 2"-3@. ex-
per. helpful car nee expenses
Sales PR, local repres.. eoiiese
helpful. airline exper. helpful.
Advertising, local repres.. 2a-35.
DEG. sales eXper Si.5uO
Rusinsss supply sales msr. tTainee, nee
Salesman estimator. natl. moving.
local represo 25-4s, car. bene-
iitS furn $4,000 plus
Natl. Co. va. West Va. repres.. IS
3S. cosmetic, toiletrieS sales help
iul. car and dement's - 500
DiSinfectsnt. local repres, 2s-4O,
Casualty ms. e5-35, IS wears S: *:
Natl. publisher local repres.. as
sniIsss sliEsS accounts @"-32 - SONS nn6
z Z. Sales engr., local repres. Open
Natl. CO, local repreS. deR. nee.
?2-3n, no exper. nee. car and
Natl paper. local repres.. college
nee, no sales exper. nee. 25-30,
Natl. co local repreS.. "5-3.. exper.
food tobacco, wax nee, car and
Retail trainee. college helpful S75
OFFICE
AdysrtlsinE layout man. expsr. An AZ
Acct., exper admin. procedure. ma
ture, overseas, expenses, $4,000
Acct, BUDGET ms. overseas. SlO,OUO
Acct, cost. under IS. overseas, and
Purchasing, exper. bldg. materials.
Open
Jr. acct, BIS. der. nee, 2O-32,
$500
secy.. proficient, elec. typewriter,
Underwater trainee. 25-35. single,
college ~. 700
Adiustor trainee over IS 5000
Jr. acctS., benefits $4,000
Manager traince, 2l-3l. married,
$1,000 plus
Clerk. inventory Open
Messenger. under 20. hiss. $50
TECHNICAL
Structural steel detailer, 40 exper
sefviceman-o -othce machines,
wholesale, exper, rec. and shipping.
n0-3O Open
Refrigerator service. exper. in re-
ciprocatinR centrifusal, travel,
5000
Routeman, @l-3O. D. C. permit
Sr. ensr. exprr. tranSistors and
pulse circuitry SltUnO
sr, engr., eXper research ali modes
communication $4,000
Radio tranSmitter installer, eXper.
on VHF. and U.H,F., overseas,
$4,000 plus
Electrical helper, exper. on audio
~ anninNpRnt Oman
Evening star., 1960-01-31
SPECIAL NOTICES
ALL TAX RETURNS-Preparec

ALL TAX RETURNS-Prepsred
under supervision oil tax spec ailst
with over 20 yrs. experience IN
your home, oflce, business or our
oAices. ror service IN downtown
WASH. All. and Alex. or Fairfax
Cos. call Dl. 1-425U. For Mont.
OF P. q. Cos, phone PO. 2-222O.
open I'll 1880 pm.
All Income Tax Services
Former X sRt.. ~ yIs exper 81,
Fec ana state Your nome my
once MA. 2-U23U. RE. 1.ol46.
ALL TAX SERVICES
DI 1AA ACCOUNTANTS
IN YOUR HOME OK OUR OFFICE
3 TO y. EVERY DAY He. 4-24l /
LANGLEY PARK TAX CENTER
ALWAYS FINEST FOOD anywhere
Prices you like OLD CLUB RES
TAURAN1, 800 S. wash. St, Alex
BANK STOCK, Al, large block
Best offer. Write Box l41-S, Star
INCOME TAX RETURNS accurate
ly prepared. Alex. and ATl. resi-
dents. TIE. 6-93l3.
KITCHEN CHAIRS, upholstered !:
Tree pickup and delivery, factory
work: ST. $500.
TAX RETURNS prepared in your
home, by experienced tax &C
countant. HA. 2-1sSg.
Evening star., 1960-01-31
HELP MET
fCNNIlklIFDl

ACCOUNTING CLERK. at least .
yrs toward degree Excel. future,
age 22-3O. white, S4.000-S4 500,
MANAGEMENT CONSULTANT S
INC. 1880 X st. NV
ACCTS.. Sr. ---- to SIS. 900
Auditors. e1per to Si 500
Clerk-Trainees, college grad. math
aptitude. st Siuh up
ALLEN -O'BRIEN Personnel Service
l404 n Y. Ave RE. 1850
ACCOUNTANTS for staf OF CPA
firm. recent graduates with some
experience preferred. Salary open
H B TURNER, ia. $4,000.
ACCOUNTANT, capable OF super
vising in detail and operating a
complete set OF accounting records
for trade association Per-
msnent. Liberal leave and fringe
benefits Salary open Reply in
detail. giving experience. education
and other qualifications. Box
l2g-R. Star.
Evening star., 1960-01-31
ARrISTR

Leading Wash. art Arm requires
: exper. professionals. 40-hr. wk..
paid overtime. many CO. dement's,
top national and local accounts,
LAYOUT ARTIST DESIGNER,
thoroUghly experin. all creative
phases OF quality brochures,
booklets. direct mail material,
MAGAZINE and newspaper layout.
posters production.
ARTIST CRAFTSMAN, for clean.
fast. precise paSte-ups and me-
chanicAls and exper. craftsman
with appreciation for good design.
commensurate with abil-
tiles. Send resume to Box l96-S,
Evening star., 1960-01-31
HELP MEN

ACCOUNTING RESEARCH-Famil-
iAritv with punch card records
helpful Growing service orsaniza-
tion. Dl. 1888.
Evening star., 1960-01-31
~ ALWAYS place your Classified Ad where costs less
~ to get quicker results Star CLassied-Phon L. $4,000
HELP MEN

ADJUsTORS, 2l-2S. high school
grads, willing to work for a good
future with prollt-sharine pension
plan. Insurance and an auto, on
straight sairay.
Apply at the Nearest
G. A. C. FINANCE CORP.
1917 R. / Ave, Mt. Rainier, Md.
S433 Ca. Ave, Silver Spring, Nd.
l2S W. Broad st., Fails Church, Va.
1912 Ga. Ave. Silver Sps., Nd.
Or Annapolis or Waldorf Branch
Openings also avail. for experienced
personnel. Evening appointment,
call HO. 2-502S.
ADVERTISING AGENCY-Produc
tion department has opening for
young man: general clerical, some
typing, downtown once. chance to
learn agency operation. Call DI
I-140O.
ADVERTISING SOLICITOR, ex-
perienced, man or woman: must
be hard seller; top Northern Vir-
sinls weeklies Phone Kl. 9-S722
for APPOINTMENT