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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-07
FARMS

DAIRY FARM on out
skirts Of town, 80 miles b. c.
900 acres; good herd and equip
ment; plenty heavy machinery;
some fine buildings. Immediate
possibilities for development. Buy
this property, sell stock and fur
nishings, and divide farm into
small tracts for builders. Quick
action necessary. Price $125, 900.
This Is an unusual opportunity
for capable and serious minded
business people. THOMAS L.
JUSTICE, Real Estate Broker, 323
W. Church St., Manassas, We,
Empire s-61I2.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED

APPROX. 1000 SO. FT., suitable
for printing plant. Advise location
and cost. Write Box 103-T, Star.
P. G. CO., VIC. d. C. N.E.-About
4 aess' H. ~ BEpTohp on Az e"z z-ss4t.
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YEONAS
WESTRRTAR

Architectural perfection and superb
construction best describe this
magnificent 6-bedroom, 3la-bath
MT. VERNON TYPE home. Every
modern appliance installed for
your comfort and enjoyment, in
Guiding central air-conditioning to
all-floors, radio intercom. system
ultra modern kitchen equipment
chestnut-paneled recreation room;
club fairways. Priced $4,000
Call JE. 10000.
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE AUTOS and TRUCKS WANTED
tcoNTiNuED) lcoNrkUfDD
tcoNTiNuED)

SOC ,, AGaEs in MGEaTS Co. s
from new Rte. i29: brokers pro-
tected. Howard 5-3635.
6-ACRE TRACTS. hard road; trees,
streams srE mr. WySSSSbridFsi Va ss easy
II ACRES, part clear, part wood
ed; mountain view; high ground
415-ft. road frontage; near Boil
ing Officers Club, Warrenton,
Va, 81 miles D. c.; $3.50. Low
down payment, easy terms. IA,
Alias after 9 pm.
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GAITHERSBURG

On main street, in sites Of 10000
81, ", and up. RoMER g. CO.,
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

saound in ppme a down GtIaas VASE H.sS
locations. WO. 6-6S66.
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(coNrINUfp,

WE GIVE TOP DOLLAR for your
Ear IN sf fas6 e. sL Wi S ssR hss
NC: ll4l East-Wsst hwy" Ju.
WILL PAY TOP DOLLAR
NORTHWEST MOTORS, INC.
WO. 6-6664
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MACHINERY and EQUIP.
AUT0M0TIVE MISC.

FIAT SPIDER, 1865; wrecked.
new tires: best offer. MA. 2-0076.
PLYMOUTH $50 Fury engine; 5000
or best offer. Call LII. 1-6400.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-07

NO MONEY DOWN GI-Wonderfu
starter home for small family
Hot-water heat, aluminium storm
windows and doors, A-acre lot
located near Falls Church. ONLY
$50 per month, pitt. Price SILL
$50. Vacant. move in with de.
post. FALLFAx REALTY. INC.
IN nAo0
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ALI, CASH
INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE

INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE
ALEX, dntn. area-Remod.. 6-unit
apt. bldg; $4,000
Thomas Circle area-Lge. apt. bldg.
Z zo g oSSo oP; income. over $4,000;
MI. Yount, FRANK s. PHILLIPS.
INC. DI. 7.1411: eve. EN-. 3-2279.
BETHESDA - Several from 6k
times the rent. T. W. CONLEY
MANAGEMENT AGENCY, OIL
4-8790.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA
Just off Conn. ave-, on quiet
residential st., but zoned COM
mercial. Remodeled in 1855 into
8 offices, or can be used as one
unit. About $3.50 50. IT. Of space
Meets all codes and coming re-
uuirements for any kind of office
Very flexible terms. AID. 2-5424
7TIGHE WOODS
KENSTNGTON-New buildings, 251
so It. each; store front, warehouse
back: excel. for sales and service
priced low at $26,500, with gooc
terms or will lease at $3.50 pei
mo. For details call Mr.. Thomp'
SON, JU. S-S344; ewes" OIL. 2
c. Il. MARsTELLER. REALToE
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LAKE RARCROFT

I11118 C111V01VN1 Z
Culmore shopping center and Jet
Stuart School all in easy access
to this charming 5-level home,
unique In design to provide the
ultimate in space and comfort. 4
extra-nice large bedrooms, "a
baths; 2nd floor library and bal
cony overlooking lower floor and
rear yard patio. Loads Of picture
windows and q host of extras;
situated on Q wooded y acre.
Price S3s,950. Call US 8 til o,
at JE. 10000.
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ARLINGTON

ARLINGTON
Value-packed brick rambler. stu.
ated on a quiet cul-de-sac fea-
lures soft. living dining
room combination: 3 nice bed
rooms. 9 baths. central air condi-
tioning for year round comfort;
t thGce P seS'0n To se today 0e At
$4,000. Call JE. 10000.
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OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT

14th st. NV: 1000 g. IT. open
space. Reas. CO. b-O122.
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INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE
(coNTlkUEp)
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

COMMERCIAL, SILVER SPRING
neighborhood, excel. cond.; suit
able national concern, insurance
CO., engineering corp. JU. 9-34o0;
ewes, IO. h-AAOn.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-01-25
SBA Deputy Will Speak
At Workshops Luncheon

Irving Maness, deputy admin
istrator of the Small Business
Administration, will discuss the
work of his agency at a lunch
con January 20 at Shady Grove
Country Club.
The talk will climax a half.
day workshop session on "How
to Collect Bills from Your Re.
tail Customers and Commercial
Accounts" sponsored by the
Rockville Chamber of Com.
merce and the local regional Of
flee of SBA.
Maness, a career government
attorney and former counsel to
the House Select Committee on
Small Business, was named
deputy chief of SBA a year ago.
The mornings program,
scheduled to begin at 9:45 am,
will include talk and work
session on How to Make Col
lections from Commercial Ac-
counts" by Herman Hartman of
Rockville Stationery. A similar
session on How to Make Col
lections from Retail Accounts"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-01-25
Maj. Bill Schotter
Files for Sheriff

Major Bill Schotter, a deputy
sheriff in the county since Oc-
tober, 1854, filed this week for
the Republican nomination for
County Sheriff in the May
primary.
The veteran law officer, who
Is 81, was retired as a detective
sergeant after 35 years of serv-
ice with the Washington Metro.
politan Police Department be-
fore joining the county's en-
ploy. He has served in both
World Wars and was the Amer
lean military advisor to the
Korean chief of detectives for
the National Police Department
of Korea during the 194O's.
Maj. Shotter lives at Is E.
Wayne ave., Silver Spring, with
his wife and 13-year-old daugh-
ter.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-01-25
46 Countries
Will Be Visited
By All Youths

First group of delegates in
the 1862 International Farm
Youth Exchange program - Al
rural young people from 26
states - will gather at the Ma
tional All Center in Chevy
Chase April 8 for a week of
final orientation before leaving
for assignments in Is countries
Of Europe and South America.
They are the first of an antic.
ipated 125 IFYE delegates who
will live and work for six
months with rural people of 46
countries during the year, ac-
cording to L. S. Nichols, IFYE
leader Of the National All Club
Foundation.
In return an equal number
OF exchanges from these coun-
tries will visit the United States.
Nichols indicated this compares
with 108 U. S. delegates and
100 foreign exchange delegates
who took part last year when
Al countries cooperated.
Maryland's representative in
the April group is Elsie Dodds,
%, Of Glentyan Farm, Route 1,
Rising Sun, who will 60 to
Sweden. Maryland did not par
ticipate in the program last
year.
Nichols said IS more dele
gates will leave for 80 countries
in July and September. U. S.
participants come from 80 states
where IFYE is a part of the
All Club program.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-01-25
Dining PIan Set Up
To Aid Palsy Fund

Through a novel suburban
dining plan, the Cerebral Palsy
Association of Montgomery
County hopes to raise $1,000 for
treatment Of palsy victims.
DR.. Harry Bodansky, presi-
dent of the county association,
said 1000 books of tickets good
for free dinners at six local
restaurants have been distrib-
uted to members and friends of
the organization to sell at S.
each.
Each of the suburban dining
books contains six coupons en-
titling the holder to one free
dinner with the purchase of an
other dinner costing the same
as the free one would other
wise.
Restaurants participating In
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-01-25
YMCA Sets
Ceremonies
February l

Groundbreaking cere-
monies for the new Be-
thesda- Chevy Chase YMCA
Center are scheduled for IL
am. F e bruary l at the
eenter's site, Old Georgetown
I'd. at Beech ave.
The ceremonies, according to
Robert M. Hanson, chairman of
the committee of management,
bring to fruition years of work
by a large number of local citi-
xens-and most particularly the
efforts of last winters fund
campaign which raised $175, 900
for the Y.
Construction of the building
by Furman Builders is expected
to get underway shortly after
the ceremonies.
The ceremonies will feature a
short congratulatory talk by
Rep. Charles M. Matthias, jr., of
Maryland's Sixth District. Mrs.
Stella B. Werner will represent
the Montgomery County Coun-
Gil.
The building is scheduled for
completion in the fall of this
year. Included in the facilities
will be a 75.foot indoor swim.
ming pool, a large all.purpose
room and offices of the YMCA.
Ten acres around the center will
be developed for fair weather
recreation.
Memberships are now being
accepted and membership
drive to enroll another $50 fam
lilies win start February Z. Fur
Their information can be OBJ
tanned by calling the YMCA at
OIL. 2-3725.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-01-25

will be led by Hobert Thomas,
comptroller of Hutzler Brothers
Company of Baltimore.
L. T. White Of Washington,
D. c., and New York, dean of
management consultants, will
sum up work sessions for bust
ness people who want to learn
more about collecting bills and
keeping customers happy.
E. Willard Jensen, a manage.
ment consutant of SBA, will
serve as resource advisor for
the discussion periods. He is a
member of the workshop PLAN
ming committee, which also in
cludes Hartman, William Lewis
and r. M. Cooperman of the
Rockville Chamber.
Attendance at the workshop
will be limited to 25 persons. A
fee of S. will be charged to
cover costs, including the lunch.
con. Further information can
be obtained from the Rockville
Chamber office at Garden A.
$500.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-01-25
Boys Club Plans
Donkey Contest

A donkey ball game will be
held at the Boys Club of Silver
Spring, 1900 Forest Glen rd.,
February "a at 8 pm.
The game will be between the
Boys Club Alumni and staff
members of radio station
WIDOW. Donkeys will be fur
nished by the Buckeye Donkey
Company.
Admission will be 81 for adults
and so cents for children. Pro.
ceeds will go to the Boys Club
of Silver Spring.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-01-25

ave, Silver Spring; Charcoal
Grill, 1912 Wisconsin ave-, Be-
thesda and The Coachman,
7418 Wisconsin ave-, Bethesda.
In expressing the organiza-
tons appreciation to the par
ticipating restaurants, Mr.. b.
dansky added, 1.-THE Cerebral
Palsy Associations ability to
develop several vitally.needed,
new services for the handi.
capped will depend upon the
success of this project"
Further information about
the Suburban Dining books
may be obtained by calling the
office of the Cerebral Palsy or
ganization on JU. 8-4075.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-01-25
WORKHORSE

NEW YORK (UPD-Harry
Newman of the New York
Giants holds pro footballs sin
gle-game "workhorse" record
for ball-carrying. He carried
the ball 80 times in a game
against the Green Bay Packers
in 1884, averaging 80 yards per
rush.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-01-25

the unique Embarrassing effort
include: Sirloin Inn at the
Wheaton Plaza; Westwood Inn,
$3.50 westward ave-, Bethesda;
Brook Farm Restaurant, 7101
Brookville rd., Chevy Chase;
Sakura Palace, 1867 Georgia
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CoIIeqe
Benefit
Slated

Several girls from tn
Washington Area will be
given financial assistance to
attend Smith College, as a
result of the benefit perform
ance of Shakespeare Revis-
tied. a program with Helen
Hayes and Maurice Evans.
The program will be here
for one evening only on Feb
ruary 10. Mrs. John .. He'd
den is benefit chairman.
Others on the committee
are Mr.. Henry N. Krieger,
Mrs. Winthrop w. Faulkner,
Mrs. Paul C. Warnke, Mrs.
Stewart Pittmann. Mrs. Fred
erick B. Lee. Mrs. John w,
StenhouSe, Mrs. S. Peter Kar-
low and Mrs. Lloyd S. Hyde.
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VOLUNTEERS
NEEDED ON
CHRISTMAS

The Washington Armed
Services Committee of the
National Jewish Welfare
Board, together with rep
resentatives of the Jewish
War Veterans, B'nai Birth
and other Jewish groups, is
asking for area volunteers
to participate in the mass
inter-faith volunteer prof.
ect scheduled for December
rs.
The committee Is the CO.
ordinating unit for Greater
Washington Jewish COM
munity services to military
personnel and hospitalized
military and veteran pa
tents.
Plans have been made to
relieve non-Jewish volun-
teers at the Lafayette
Square USO Club, the Alex
andria Service to the Arm
ed Forces Center, Mt. Alto
Hospital, Bethesda Naval
Hospital, Walter Reed Army
Hospital, Soldiers Home
Hospital and st. Elizabeths'
Hospital.
There will be entertain
ment scheduled at the USO
and at all these hospitals.
This is the second year
that such an undertaking
has been carried out by the
Jewish community here on
behalf of the Servicemen
and hospitalized veteran
and military hospitals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-09

Mrs. Henry Gilman is
chairman of the event, which
will feature an unusual Sc
lection of holiday gifts and
candies.
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HOLIDAY TOUCH

Here's an unusual ideo for oddino q holiday
touch to your home at Christmas time, or for q
"sno" Christmas gift Decorate tissue boxes
by pointing them, then glue on bows, eunnn1ed
stars and the like tett) Or, cut out last years
Christmas cords and poste them on the box.
The tissues still are dispensed through the Pop
up openine.-Photo Courtesy Kleenex.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-09
Dance and Supper Set Tonight

snack supper tonight from Z
to IL pm, in the synagogue
auditorium.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-09

The Agudath Achim Sis
terhood is sponsoring a Cha
nukah square dance and
Evening star., 1962-01-30
Purenthood Unit
Changes Program

Breaking long established
policy, Planned Parenthood of
Metropolitan Washington will
begin offering simple birth con-
troll substances requiring no
physical examinations.
Up until now, the local unit
has offered only the more
efficient mechanical devices
and oral pills. Mrs. Fred
Schumacher, executive director,
said today the new program
recognizes the reluctance Of
many women to have the physi-
cal exams for mechanical de-
vices.
Thus Planned Parenthood
has decided to establish a new
clinic emphasizing the simple
chemical substances, foams and
jelljeS. All Souls Unitarian
Church offered its support and
its Harvard Street Center at
Sixteenth and Harvard streets
NV. for the new clinic.
Beginning this week, the
clinic will be open from noon
until 2 pm. each Thursday.
A Planned Parenthood ply
sician, DR.. Elizabeth Kittredge,
will give instruction on the
chemical substances and other
birth control systems.
Evening star., 1962-01-30
Terror Drive
Stepped Up
In A|giiers

ALGIERS, Jan. 80 (AP).-
Algeria's largest city moved
nearer still to anarchy today
as the right-wing Secret Army
Organization stepped up its
campaign of terror and in
timidation.
Defying French security
forces, European settlers blew
up a special police hideout in
Algiers yesterday killing 20
persons, knocked out power and
electricity in the tightly guarded
administrative compound of
Rocher Noir, 80 miles east of
the city, and launched a radio
appeal to the French army to
revolt.
Nine more persons were killed
and seven wounded in various
attacks in Algiers and Oran by
noon today.
Late last night police sources
reported several thefts of arms
in the Algiers area. One was a
holdup of a truck loaded with
submachine-guns, carried out
by three men dressed in riot
police uniforms.
Accomplices at all Levels
Harassed officials, sheltered
behind barbed wire and
armored cars in Rocher Noir,
said they were fighting against
heavy odds because the under
ground had accomplices on
virtually all levels of the ad-
ministration.
"The Secret Army could take
over Algiers in half a day if it
wanted to-" one official said.
It appeared, however, that a
takeover Of the city was not
an immediate aim of the group
fighting to maintain French
rule in Algeria. Apparently it
hoped to obstruct any indepen-
dence agreement betwee
France and the Algerian rebels
by demonstrating through its
Evening star., 1962-01-30


Holleman, executive vice chair
man of the committee headed
by Vice President Johnson.
Mr.. Holleman said the report
will provide data for the first
comprehensive survey ever
made of job bias.
President Kennedy estab-
lished the committee last
March in an executive order,
which also frightened prohibi-
tions against job discrimina-
ton by Government contrac-
tors because of race, creed, COL
or or national origin. Almost
all Government contracts
contain anti discrimination
clauses.
The report form must be
filled in and filed annually,
starting next March 81. by
prime contractors and firSt-tier
subcontractorS with Federal
contracts of $50,000 or more
Evening star., 1962-01-30
Fordhum Group
To Fete AIumnus

The Fordham College Alumni
Association will honor one of
its Washington alumni at the
associations 108th annual din
ner February IA at the Waldorf
Astoria Hotel in New York.
Francis A. O'Neil, jr., of 2151
California street NV, a men,
ber Of the Federal Mediation
Board since 1947, will receive
the associations award in pub
lie life, one of eight categories
for which awards will be given.
He was graduated from Ford
ham College in 1929 and the
Fordham Law Schol in 1882.
Principal speaker at the dinner
will be Senator Dodd, Democrat
Of Connecticut.
Evening star., 1962-01-30

campaign that President de
Gaulle's government could not
enforce such an agreement.
In one of its most spectacular
acts to date, the European
group smashed a palm-shaded
villa overlooking Algiers yes
terday with a bomb smuggled
into the building in a type
writer case. Buried under the
debris were some 20 members OF
a special commando unit set up
to seek out members of the
Secret Army. Three men sur
vived, two Wet Namese and a
Moslem, but ambulance workers
said they carried 20 bodies
from the wreckage. ....
The explosion was apparent
ly triggered when one of the
commandos lifted the cover of
Evening star., 1962-01-30

the typewriter case. The blast
shook the American consulate
general 400 yards away but no
one was hurt there.
While frantic telephone calls
reported the incident to the top
government representatives in
Algeria, Jean NORM, a plastic
bomb knocked out power in Mr..
Morin's barricaded compound
80 miles east of the city.
French Transport Minister
Robert Buron was Mr.. Morin's
guest at the time. -
Earlier a nearly legendary
hero of the French army. Col.
Pierre Chateau-Jobert, beamed
the Secret Army's appeal fol
revolt over a clandestine trans
mitter. II have chosen the road
of honor" he said. Officers
and men, follow mel"
Evening star., 1962-01-30

and employing SO or more
workers. Mr.. Holleman esti-
mated this standard will cover
$4,000 companies, operating
$4,000 plants or other estab-
lishments and employing 15.5
million workers.
Evening star., 1962-01-30
u. s. Mails Antilles
Forms to Contractors

President Kennedys Committee Equal Employment
Opportunity sending out forms which Government
tractors will report their in complying with the
Federal anti-dscrmnaton policy
The compliance report form made public at
ference YESTERDAY by Assistant Secretary Of Labor Jerry
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PLANT
WORKERS

Need 20 but car Is 9 necessity. S64
fol. 80 days. Raises FREQUENT after
traipinR g2Q
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HELp--MEM
nIETWFRTsTNT1TW

A recognised leader IN the manu-
faeture q paper products has N
opening fer . sales representative
in washington, d. c. and sur
rounding AREA. Age % to 40. Pre-
vious selling experience calling on
drugs, variety and grocery trade
preferred but not absolutely re-
uuired. Excellent training pro-
gram In established territory with
friendly retail accounts.
The position provides both lob Sc
Gritty and advancement POSSIBLE
tiles. allows for personal initta-
tive.
SALARY. BONUS PLAN. CON-
PANY-PAID VACATION. RETIRE
MENT PLAN. INSURANCE AND
EXPENSES. CAR FURNISHED.
II you are interested in . real
opportunity in selling, phone Mr..
JIM ToRBET for appointment,
Ma. e-4420. after / pm. June IS,
or any time balance Of week,
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PART OR FULL TIME

Mutual funds, securities, Insurance..
DiEnified. profitable. Free profess
sional training program. Can Den
Joy for an appointment.
h P. wEKKLEY a CO.
3402 Conn. Ave. NV. EN-. a-s034
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VITRO

offers you
New and Challenging
Opportunities in advanced weapon
systems prograns-current needs
embrace a variety Of disciplines
and technical specialities for Elec-
tronic and Mechanical Engineers,
Physicists and Mathematicians:
Missile Systems Engineering
system Test Concepts
Field Test, Polaris
Technical Writing
Acoustic Studies
Performance Analysis
Design Logic
Technical Instruction
For additional information on these
and other opportunities, phone or
write: MANAGER, PROFESSIONAL
EMPLOYMENT.
VIII. 2-7200
Ext. 21OO
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REAL ESTATE SALES

Established real office in Mont
gomery County with quarter CEN
fury Of service and experience
has opening for full time person
with sales ability. Learn and earn
more in this interesting field.
Largest commission rates as well
as liberal bonus plan. We are
members Of Multiple Listing. Am
pie floor time and pleasant work
ing conditions in air conditioned
office. Call Mr.. Clarke, GRAHAM
cam III E-lnI q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-25

SALESMAN

SALESMAN, retail, mems hats
Permanent. WORHSER HATS. COS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-25

SALES (2) well known electronic
distributor needs 2 men w/some
exper.. in the electronic field. For
interview call Mr.. King. UN. 4
$3.50, 9 to $50 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-25

SALES MANAGER

Experienced WhoIesals aluminium
storm windows and doors. II
Baltimore and south Must Be fully
qualified to direct field statesmen
Excellent opportunity. AAA-1 com
pany and industry leader. Tel. fol
appointment. OF. 4-4770.
SALES MANAGKR and salesmer
capable Of hiring; training, ane
plan Large earnings to quail.
fled man. Call RE. 7-2313 fol
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-25
PLUMBERS

Steady work, good conditions.
FOLEY ENGINEERING CO., 5SS-
$3.50. Call from 4 pm. to pm.
PROGRAMMES. digital computer,
Jr to Sr. level, . yrs. exper., good
math. background, sal. range from
EMPL., eli King St, XII. 9-5O55.
nD0nTT0TTON mr. ANN