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CORPS

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the Peace Corps here said today
that Mrs. Fletcher was one Of
eight persons selected out" at
Puerto Rico.
Mrs. Fletcher knew, as did
the others, that no person is
finally selected until they had
completed the training pro-
gram" said Bill Meyers, asso-
ciate director.
"Mrs. Fletcher was not
selected out because of her
inability to participate In phys
ical activities. She was told
the reasons, but 1t Is the Peace
Corps policy not to disclose
such matters to protect the
people concerned.
"She was told she could make
q better contribution and be
happier elsewhere"
Mr.. Meyers said another 65-
year-old woman had passed the
Puerto Rican training program
and is teaching in Africa.
I'VE have known from the
beginning training for the
Peace Corps Is difficult and
that overseas assignments are
difficult, but we see no reason
to relax the rules because Of
political pressure"
In her letter, Mrs. Fletcher
said she had lost q job with the
!, Texas Extension Service thai
paid her more than $4,000 and
. had lost her home as well.
She Is staying in Houston
embarrassed, Inundated ant
. bewildered, with my job gonI
and no place to live"
Mrs. Fletcher wrote the Sen
ator about life in camp:
Much drinking and stayinl
up at night until 8 or 4 am
: was the general practice.
! Rats and lizards slept with
: me. With boys and girls goinl
: and coming into the tent al
night I was in rather poo
condition after a week."
Senator Tower said "thl
} Peace Corps was sure to maxi
, headlines sooner or later" bu
that the case where q traineC
teacher was highly publicizeC
In promotional techniques and
: then dropped "for being un'
+ able to undertake virtual com
. bat training is q shocking ex.
ample Of thoughtless and care
less expenditure Of taxpayer
funds"
Questions Appropriation
He said Congress, which al
ready mas appropriated $685.
million for the next fisca
year, 'could and perhap.
4 should revise and perhaps re.
r verse the entire congressiona
a attitude toward this untrieS
1 and improved and obviousl.
questionable overseas welfar,
s program"
0 Mrs. Fletcher, q widow fol
d % years. said when she en-.
!, listed that she felt she wanteC
e to teach overseas farm wive,
d what she had taught the rura
people of her native Texas.
: She went through q six-weel
r course at the National AZ
e Club Foundation in Chev!
d Chase, Md, before beginning
S the second six-week stint IL
y Puerto Rico.
Wondering why. with 2!
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ABOVE.
THE Lakewood Enormous
living room, more than 49, square'
3 bedrooms include IA master bed
room' 2 full baths. 1S' finished
recreation room, separate storage
attics. basement storage space in
cluded in price. 4th bedroom. "a
bath. utility room available. $24.S5O
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Skyscroper
Bought by
Syndicate

A syndicate Of Washington
businessmen, headed by
Theodore BOLT and Jack
Blau, recently purchased the
25-story Market Street Ma
tional Bank Building on
Penn Square in Philadelphia,
they announced here.
The purchase price paid
the former owner, the Mar
ket Street National Bank
Corp, of Cleveland, Ohio, was
reported to be in the neigh
borhood of SO million.
The new owners said they
plan to spend approximately
ST million in remodeling and
modernization of the prop
erty. The building will be
managed by National Prop
critics, a Washington based
firm headed by Mr.. BOLT.
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deck and the incorporation
of protective screens and the
like depend upon three fac
tors: existing landscaping,
property lines and the di-
rection of the suns rays and
prevailing winds.
Perhaps the windward side
of the deck should be shell
tered. Protection can be
achieved via a distinctive
lumber screen along the
windward side of the deck.
BY using a latticework de-
sign, vertical or horizontal
lowers, or a basket weave for
the screen, you can get pro-
lection without totally cutting
off the supply of light and
air.
of a sun deck.
Cure for Slope
The contour of the land
often determines whether
the sundeck should be raised
off the ground. On sloping
terrain, a raised sundeck is
an easy way of providing a
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How to Build Sundeck

flat surface where none nat
urally exists. If the Sundeck
is not to be raised, however,
the wood should be thorough
ly treated with a "penta"
(pentachlorophenoD preser-
vative wherever it is to come
into direct contact with the
ground.
From a decorative point of
view, there are a variety of
decking installations which
may be chosen for a sun
deck. Decking may be in
stalled flat, on end, in par
allel lines, diagonally, in a
herringbone pattern or in a
parquet-like design.
The latter may be created
by using squares Of two by
tours alternating in checker
board fashion over a founda-
ton of two by four strips.
Further variety may be
achieved by building a series
of decks on different levels,
each devoted to a particular
activity.
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Jury
Picked
By Ala
The American Institute of

The American Institute of
Architects this week an
nounced selection of a jury
to decide the winner of the
1862 r. S. Reynolds Memo
rial Award.
The award confers on the
winner an honorarium of
$4,000 and a sculptured
symbol for the design of a
significant structure in which
aluminium has been used
creatively. The 1862 award,
the sixth under the interna-
tional program, will be pre-
sented during the ALAS con-
vention at Dallas in May.
Members Of the jury, all
architects. are: Pietro Bel
luschi, dean Of the Massa-
chusetts Institute Of Tech
nology's School Of Architec-
ture and tanning; John Carl
Warnecke, of John Carl
Warnecke & Associates, San
Francisco; Lawrence Perkins,
a partner in Perkins & Will,
Chicago; Santiago Agurto
Calvo, Of Lima, Peru, a past
president Of La Sociedad de
Arquitectos del Peru, and
Gyo Obata, a principal of
the firm of Hellmuth, Obata
and Kassabaum, st. Louis.
The award was established
by the Reynolds Metals Co.
in memory Of its founder and
is administered by the Ala,
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BY ANDY LANG
Associated Press Newsfeotures Writer

If your home does not have
the outdoor living" atmos-
phere you have been hearing
so much about, you can
achieve it with the addition
of a sundeck.
1t may be built adjacent
to the house or in conjunc-
ton with the carport or ga
rage: on the ground or on
stills; simple or elaborate as
a family's needs and re-
sources dictate.
Solid lumber has many vir-
tues as a good material for a
sun deck. It can be used for
the decking itself, for the
supports, for wind screens
and for the roof, if required.
Weather Control
While some persons prefer
that the sun deck be just
that, completely exposed to
the sun at all times, Others
want a partial roof where
they can take advantage of
shade.
The placement of the SUM-
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THE GLENBROOK the home
you will never outgrowl Traditional
center-hall Colonial with twin
size bedrooms. 2 full baths upstairs.
first-floor study and powder room.
huge living room with fireplace. full
storage attic and basement. terrace
or patio. $4,000
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DOWNTOWN CONSTRUCTION BEGUN

Work has started construction Of this STORY office building
Twelfth and NV Financed with 81 million Prudential
Insurance Co. Ioon completion is expected the spring Of 1863
II is the first office building undertaken 10
Owned by Downtown Associates headed by Antone
Kndson Gould and Choes Smith, designed by Edwin Wehe
8 Associates, AIA-Dovis Photo.
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THE HILLWOOD impressive
split-level with roomy bedrooms.
2 full baths. lavish square living
room. dining room, kitchen. walk
up attic. finished recreation room.
fireplace and "a bath available.
26.25O
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ASSISTANT TO
CARPET SHOP MGR.

Arlington. Va; lge. furn. store. Age
1924, h. S. grad, to handle de.
tail Office work. liberal salary
paid vac: free decentralization,
and other CO. benefits. For appt
call MR.. FISHER. ia. 4-1767.
ASST. MANAGER 49, st. $4,000
Credit in banking. Bus. admin
deg, acctg. and statement analy-
sis necessary; 25-35.
Recent c.P.A.; young with poten.
tial for partnership.
PROGRAMMES ----$4 $500
Deg. pref; young, 2 or 8 yrs. col
lege nee; good math., analytical.
SALES MANAGER -. to SO, 500
Deg; 1886; recruit, train; extern
sive travel; excel. field; 2 yrs.
exper. in photo copy sales nee.
SALES TRAINEE st. $4,000
College grad, good grades, we'll
rounded college activities; 1886,
married; promote from within.
TO transp: exec; top-notch man
with top skills; excel. future.
PEG GREENWAY AGENCY
1920 New York Ave. NV.
DI. 7-16s7 Suite 719 DI. 7-9467
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COMPUTER
PROGRAMMING

Programmes interested in
working on IBM 1000 for en-
cheering applications are cur
rently needed in our advanced
computer laboratory. OpenineS
exist in systems programmine.
missile stimulation and trajec.
tory applications. General pro.
examiners familiar with For.
tran and share symbolic are
also needed for the areas Of
computer design, linear pro-
gramming, operations research,
missile checkout systems, nI-
merical control and space pro
grams. BIS, MS. or Ph.D. is
required with experience in
scientific applications and pro-
gramming Of digital data proc
essing control and mainte-
nance logistics.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-04
ELECTRICAL
ENGINEERING

BIS. or M.S.E.E. with appli-
cable experience required for
assignments in launch control
systems design, packaging, test
equipment, missile electrical
power systems or component
and systems testing. Openings
exist in design, development,
vendor qualification selection,
and test of ground and air.
borne missile electrical equip
ment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-04
ENGINEERING BUDGETS
and SCHEDULING

BIS. degree in Physical Sci
ences or Engineering plus ad-
vanced studies in Business
Administration and l to 4
years OF experience in admin
istrating budgets, cost con.
trolls, manpower forecasts or
vendor subcontracts. Assign
ments include administration
of Engineering Department
work on Atlas. Centaur and
other advanced space projects.
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PERSONAL
(CONTiNuED)

CHILD CARE for your infant or
pre-school child by exper. mother
5 days week; hot meals and
large fenced yard. VIII. 2-2219.
CONVERSATION IN SPANISH -
Also tutoring. beg, adv. reas
Former White House prof. RE-
3076
CUSTOM-MADE SLIPCOVERs. free
estimates. Call anytime RE. =
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ATTORNEY

This position is in
the office of the gen.
eral counsel of a
lie a ding insurance
company located in
Washington, D. C.
The man chosen will
become a member of
a staff of attorneys
performing legal re-
search and rendering
legal opinions on the
whole gamut of cor
pus legal problems,
with particular en-
phasis on those prob
lens peculiar to the
operations of an in
Surance company.
This position requires
a young man with a
recent law degree.
No experience neces-
sary.
The man picked to
fill this opening will
be well compensated
both in salary and
thr o ugh participa-
ton in an outstand-
ing fringe benefits
program, which in
cludes profit sharing,
generous company
paid pension plan,
and paid major med
ical insurance.
Because the COM
pany involved is
growing rapidly, the
long range advance
ment potential is
truly exceptional for
the right man. Only
career-minded appli-
cant should apply as
this is a permanent
position demanding
hard work and init
alive.
Please send complete
resume, giving de-
tails of background
including education
and experience.
WRITE
BOX 273-B, STAR
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PERSONAL

RUBBER STAMPS, any 3 lines, 81,
stamps indifferent imprint,
$l.75: additional lines. 25 cents.
FRANKS RUBBER STAMPS, 331
Oneida st. me-, LA. 9-3017.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in ladies
WORK alterations; very reas. Call
SETTLED PERSON FOR elderly
lady. ]. h.. live In. 2701 Conn
ave-. NV, Apt. 204, co. 5-0065
SPANISH-Day, pvt. and eve, group
classes. Conversation. HiSPANo
AMERICAN SCHOOL. 393-1751.
SPONSORED by the Visual Ad-
Monday, March 5; learn besinners
lettering. Enrolment pm. S35
for 20 lessons. Jewish Com
munity Center, 18th and @ SITS.
NV.
SPOT REMOVING-COFFEE, lip
stick. nail polish, paint, ink, per-
SEPARATION, beverages, blood, mildew,
rust. grass. vomit. EXQUISITE
CLEANERS, the Dye Work Special
list. 300 Georgia ave. RA. 3-9777.
SUEDE LEATHER JACKETS, coats,
gloves, CLEANED, DYED by spec.
process, soft, bright. EXQUISITE
CLEANERS, the Dye Work Special
list. 300 Georsia ave. RA. 3-a777.
TAX EXPERT - Your income tax
returns prepared. MR.. SOBER,
Pa. 2132 Pa. ave. NV, FE. 7-243l.
TAYLOR TAX CONSULTANT-Fst.
40 yrs; tax law, legal deductions;
reas. 525 9TH st. Sc, Ii. 7-57S6.
TUTORING: elem, h.s., college
Subs. exper. tchrs. We come to
you D. C.. Md. Va. IA. 2-1SS9.
TIPPING IN MY HOME after 4:3O
on varityper, IBM executive. OK,
7-5656 or AID. 2-5910.
TYPING = Theses, term papers,
manuscripts. book reports, stem
ellis, etc, co. $3.50, ewes. and
TIPPING done in my home; reason
able rates Phone RIA. 3-763S.
UNIQUE PERSONALIZED introduce
ton service for unmarried adults.
all religions. RE. 1864, Monday
through Friday, IL pm.
UPHOLSTERY repairing in your
R Rome; s cnai Mop SSfs seats Re-
VACANCY for elderly lady, lovely
room, pvt bath, excel. meals, home
privs. RA. 6-7346.
SAX PLAYER-Piay BY
ear or note. Every Saturday night.
Dial 703-437-1149.
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HELP MEN
(coNTINUEDl
ACCOUNTING
DEPT. ASSISTANT

Assistant in accounting
department in national trade
association. Excellent OPP
portunlty for young man to
gain experience in account
ing or for experienced semi
retired accountant. Phone
WO. 6-1402.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-04
RELIABILITY
ENGINEERING

Openings exist in failure anal
ysis testing and reliability
analysis of existing systems
BIS; in Engineering required
with experience in systems or
component test or in analysis
OF behavior and performance
Of mechanical or electronic
systems.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-04
ACCOUNTANT

AAGCTs: y. and sr $4,200-S9, 600
ADM. TRA1NEE. SIN. COLL, S3'S00|
AIRLINE TRAINEEs, over II, $50
BILLING elk. $500, S6O-S65
ENGR.. Ord cl.. apt.-meals, 81, 1000
GROC. CHECKER, exp, $500, $50
IBM 402, 0S2. or, 5I4, 81 900
RENTAL ACTS, not RE, SSO-S9O
SHOE SALES, mrd., train, S7O+
STK.-lNV. elk, typ, S65-S7O
GREEN'S EMPL.
738 18th st. NV. DI. 7-s43e
ACCOUNTANTS, jr. and sr., for
portunity. For appointment cal,
ST: 3-867l
ACCOUNTANT-OFFICE M4NAGER
degree in accounting pTeferred.
up to 2-ysar experience. Boy 434.
B, Star,
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ELECTRONIC
ENGINEERING

BIS. or M.S.E.E. with applica-
BILE experience required for as
stgnments in telemetry, radia-
ton systems, trajectory meas
urement, tracking, guidance,
automatic controls, packaging,
Instrumentation, digital de-
vices, printed circuitry, logic
design, component and systems
testing or measurement Sys-
TENS. Openings exist in design,
development. reliability, vendor
qualification selection, and test
on ground and airborne cleo
tronic components, subsystems
and systems.
TV ENGINEERING
BIS. or M.s.E.E. graduates are
needed with practical expert
ence in closed-circuit televi-
sion systems. including cir
cult, subsystem and system
design; component and system
specification and performance;
production engineering draw
ing, testing, and operational
use and limitations. Positions
involve varying applications,
including safety, security sur
veillance and test viewing. Re-
sponsibilitieS Will include
equipment specification and
selection, engineering drawings
for assembly and installation,
plus positioning for Qualifica-
ton and valuation and
ton and acceptance testing,
checkout, valuation and main
tenance,
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MICS. REP.

i VIII Produce Results
WILL PRODUCE RESULTS
! desire to represent only one
niger. w/outstanding product
lines. ! work 6 days a wk. and
enjoy 1t. Have well-established
contacts mfging-electronic and
electro-mech. equip. in WASH
BALTIC. area. Box Sax, star. A.
NEED MONEY? Immediate cash or
diamonds. watches or any article
OF value, confidential, low rates.
ROSSLYN LOAN CO.. ia. 10000.
NURSE-Will give complete nursing
care in my home to bed-ridden
patients. Man or woman. Special
diet, Lge. pvt. and cheerful rm.
quiet loo; all new, mod. hospital
furn: Reas. rates. Call b34-3456
aft. 5 pm. wkdys., for infor., appt
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ARCHITECT
OR
ARHHITENTTTRAI nRAWrqNAN

Position with unlimited future for
experienced man in busy down.
town office. Salary open plus
many extra benefits. All replies
confidential. Box 26S-B, Star,
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RIA. $1,000
801 FERN PL. NV.

BEL PRE- NURSING and conval-
escent home. Quiet country seem
cry. near Silver Spring. Complete
facilities for care of aged and
convalescent. Excel. accommoda-
lions in new bldg. WA. 3-14O0.
BEST OF CARE GIVEN to elderly
persons. 24-hour nursing, care.
Bus at door. HUI. $4,000.
BROOKWOOD NURSING HOME:
Vacancy. new brick bldg. all on
one floor: beautifully furn: 24-hr.
care; As miles from Washington
near Stafford Va. Dial 703-
659-6775.
BUILDER would like an investor
Join with him in a real estat
venture, Write to Pc Cox 6l3
Alexandria, Virginia.
CHILD CARE in my home, Hyatts-
vile area, to ! year.
277-7539
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BAKER
enced.
APPLY PERSONNEL OFFICE
THE HEIGHT co.
WASHINGTON STORE

BAKER, experienced and qualified.
salary open. Apply in person,
Room 2O5, Washington National
BAKERY SALES DRIVER Apply
after 4 pm. OLYMPIA BAKERY
INC, 520l Hayes st. ne.
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314I : III Z y 1N1O1G
Excellent opportunity for young
man with commercial art back
ground. Permanent position with
fast growing studio. Please send
complete resume to Box 1883,
Star.
CRAFTSMAN, exper.
in commercial work. Perm. posi-
ton. Call 393-5959, Mon, betw.
8 and IL noon, for appt. ALAN ].
LOCKMAN, Architect,
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HELP MEN
AUToMOTIvE statesmen, six
needed to sell '62 Ford cars.
trucks and used cars. Demon,
strators furnished, Decentralization,
Best pay plan in the city. Estab-
lished floor periods, other CO
benefits. See Mr.. Page
BILL PAGE FORD
621 Arlington Blvd.
Falls Church, Virginia
JE. $4,000

JE. 3-17UU
cars with one Of v Was hin oeT
leading Chevrolet dealers, excel
lent pay plan, demo. furnished.
as we maintain q small highly
proouctlye sales force. only top
MAN CHEW. FE. $4,000. ask for
sales manager.
AUTO statesmen (2l-Tbis is a
splendid Opportunity to make e
substantial income selling Ford
cars for established dealer
snip. We offer expert closing help
ana many company benefits. Pre-
Ter experienced, but will train and
pay starting salary to inexperi-
Sncsq men who qualify. See Dan
Latnlgee or Joe Bryan, PARK WAY
MOTOR CO., 3040 M st. NV.
AUTOMOTIVE TITLE CLERK-Im-
meqlate position available for eX-
perlenced title clerk; excellent
opportunity: pleasant working con-
oltlons: pay commensurate with
experience: experience preferred,
put VIII train If you have some
sHtomotlve office experience. Ap-
ROCKVILLE MOTOR CO. Roek.
vile. Nd GA. $4,000.
BACK HOE OPERATORS 151- ex.
pertenced, one for D. and
I'd. air-controlled electric swing:
LOPEZ coNsT iR ucGfe5 "a & Gall
400, between 7:3O and 3:30.
nights, SIP. 3-1037 or RIA. 6-0203
BAKER, exper. on cakes, cookies,
pies, etc: day work. Call after .
pm. JU. 5-S5S5. :"
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ACCOUNTANTS - $4,000
SALES

OTHER TRAINEE POSITIONS
WASHINGTON'S LARGEST
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
NATIONAL EMPL. SERV.
A DIVISION OF MESSING
Room 202
1912 x ST. NV. Elk. 3-7270
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1890 AM.
Leonard deepfreeze. bamboo fur
niture knee-hole desks. fine in
laid desk. antique desk and dining
room chairs. drop-leaf tables. Dan
ish modern buffet television set.
Jenny Lind bed. chests and dress
ers. odd beds. springs and mat
PRESSES. brass fender. modern sofa
bed with 2 chairs. lamp and cof-
Zee tables. brass table. wooden
chests and trunks. dishes. bric-a-
brac, electrical appliances. nrmer-
GUS other items, INSPECTION Tues
day and until sale hour Wed
DIRECTIONS: Out Wis. ave. to
Bradley blvd. turn left. go .
miles to Wilson Jane and turn
LETT about 2 blocks to home on
LETT; Auctioneer's ph.. Ma. S-2679.
UNCLAIMED ARTICLES accumu-
lated at the Washington u. c.
Post Office, will be sold at auction
on March 7, 1862, Room 3OS3,
Main Post Office. North Capitol
and, Mass. Ave. Sale to begin al
$500 am.
Goods will be open for inspection in
Room 30S3, Main Post Office
Building on Tuesday, March g.
1862 from 900 am. to 400 pm
Catalogues will be available at the
above address on the day of dis
play.
c G. BEALL,
Postmaster
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APPLIANCE sERvICEMAN. to
open and operate Appliance
service department for existing
TV dealer. Hospital. paid vaca-
ton, excel. opportunity for ex-
pert man. Salary open. EL
$4,000. 1904 Chain Bridge I'd,
Mclean, Va.
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ATTORNEY. member OF bar, trial
practice; salary open. Elk. $4,000;
Sunday. IA. ,9-550O.
AUTO BODY MECHANIC, sober and
reliable; 5-day week, hourly rate.
YELLOW CAB. 4th and Eve sts. ne.
AUTO BODY MAN - Commission
MOTOR SERVICE, eS5s Maribo To
pike. RE. $3.50.
AUTO MECHANICS, full and part
time, must have own hand tools
5000. 1902 South -Four Mile Run
dr., Arl., 671-8901. ask for AL.
AUTO SALESMAN, with studebaker
experience wanted for large down.
town dealer: excellent pay plan,
plus usual company benefits. See
INC. 1440 P st. NV.
AUTO MECHANIC, must have own
hand tools, z CORNERS AUTO
Falls Church. Va. JE. 2-2625.
AUTO MECHANIC. must have own
n nn%v tools. 2 CORNERS AUTO
Fails Church, Va. JE. 2-2525.
AUTO MECHANIC-Must be first
class, otherwise do not apply. No
phone calls. Apply 2419 14th st.
NV.
PARTS CLERK; high
school grad. to work in sutomotive
stock room; experience desired
but not REQUIRED: holiday and
vacation pay. NATIONAL, MOTOR
REBUHDERS 1925 Fenwick st. ne.