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and later last year named him
to succeed Chester Bowles as
Undersecretary. In his posi-
tions, Mr.. Ball has talked with
European officials many times
on trade matters and partici-
pated in international confer
ences.
Earlier this year he was
an administration spokesman
against arguments that the
Nation was pursuing a mo
win" policy.
Graduate of Yale
Mr.. Gilpatric, Deputy Secre-
tary of Defense, is a native
of Brooklyn who practiced law
in New York except for 1851
So service as Undersecretary of
the Air Force in the Truman
administration. He received his
law degree from Yale in 1881.
Mr.. Gilpatric long has been
interested in national security
and defense. He participated
in the 1861 Rockefeller study
of the defense establishment
and also served on the COM
mittee headed by Senator Sy-
mington, Democrat of Missouri,
on reorganization of the Penta-
gon.
Mr.. Gilpatric was in Europe
last month talking about North
Atlantic. Treaty Organization
problems. At that time he as
sured West Germany that il
any NATO member is attacked
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Castro Inspecfs
Coastal Guns;
Will Go on Tv

HAVANA, Oct. 80 (AP) ~
Cuban newspapers gave a big
spread today to photographs
of Fidel Castro inspecting long
barreled coastal defense guns
and antiaircraft batteries,
A Havana broadcast heard in
Key West said the Prime Min
lister will go on television
Thursday and twill analyze all
the problems of the transcen-
dental moment which the coun-
try is living"
Young crews were shown
standing by Mr.. Castro in the
pictures appearing in the news
papers.
Most papers concentrated
their editorials on the home
front but Revolution, in report
ing the impending arrival of
U. N. Acting Secretary Gen.
eral U Thant, said he comes
to negotiate not to inspect"
Cuba has defied firmly once
again the worlds major i'm
perialiSt power" said the organ
for Mr.. Castro's Goth of July
movement.
During the crisis mo one
trembled faltered or
took fear" the newspaper said.
The Communist newspaper
Hoy told its readers they must
have confidence in Cuba-''its
iron firmness and not in the
words Of Yankee imperialists. -
Three units of the Cuban
Navy steamed out Of Havana
Bay in the early morning haze
for what was described as
maneuvers.
The armed forces general
staff, in announcing the "prac-
tice maneuvers by tactic COM
bat forces" said they would
last at least four days.
The naval exercises are being
held off Pinar del Rio Prov
ince in Western Cuba.
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THE EVENING STAR AS
Tuesd0y. October 30, 1862 ttk
Washington, D. {.

persons were arrested in last
nights demonstration. The
crowd, mostly students, also
aimed its fury at buildings Of
the government and chief OPP
position parties. which had in
dorsed the American blockade
of Cuba.
The Guatemalan Foreign
Ministry said it had confiden-
tial information on potential
sabotage and agitation in that
nation.
In each instance, officials
attributed the plots to Castro
agents or supporters. Both
United States and Venezuelan
officials said earlier they had
intercepted radio instructions
from Havana for a campaign
of terrorism and sabotage
throughout Latin America.
Diplomatic sources in WASH
ington said one or more anti
subversion meetings of Latin
officials are planned to cope
with the expected increase Of
terrorism.
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President Installed
By Heart Association

CLEVELAND, Oct. 80 (AP)
DIR. James v, Warren, pro-
fessor and chairman of the
Department of Medicine at
Ohio University, Columbus,
was installed today as presi-
dent OF the American Heart
Association.
He succeeds DR.. j. Scott
Butterworth, associate profess
sor of medicine at New York
University College of Medicine.
DR.. Butterworth assumed the
post of chairman of the asSoci-
atoms central committee for
medical and community pro-
gram.
DR.. Warren took office at
the annual meeting of the
assembly. held as part of the
associations 18th annual meet
ing, which began last Friday
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returned to private practice but
he still kept his hands in the
councils of Washington, serving
on the State Departments
Committee on Atomic Energy.
In 1947 Republican McCloy
became president of the World
Bank.
President Truman handed
him his next mission in June
1949-United States High Com
missioner of Germany. In the
following years he became the
architect of the agreements
that transformed West Ger
many from a war-battered &C.
cupied nation to a prospecting
sovereign state.
In 1858 he left Government
and stepped in as chairman of
the Chase National Bank.
Mr.. Ball, a longtime per-
sonal friend of Mr.. Stevenson,
began his Government career
during the administration Of
Franklin D. Roosevelt after re-
ceiving his law degree from
Northwestern University in
1888. Mr.. Ball was born in Des
Moines, Iowa.
He practiced law in Chicago
but came here in 1912 to serve
in the Lend-Lease AdminiStra-
ton and after World War II
stayed here in private practice.
In his international practice,
Mr.. Ball crossed the Atlantic
more than $50 times by air and
20 times by ship.
Mr.. Kennedy appointed Mr..
Ball Undersecretary of State
for Economic Affairs in 1861
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the United States will "use
whatever force is necessary to
defend the area of the alliance
as an entity"
In a description of himself
several years ago, Mr.. Gill
patric was quoted as saying
he believes he is a "colorless
individual with a weakness for
sailing and tennis"
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AT Reserve Officers
Cancel Convention

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Oct.
80 (AP).-The Air Force Sec
ton Of the Reserve Officers
Association has Cancelled its
national convention because OF
the Cuban crisis, Col. r. C.
Hammond of Randolph Air
Base said yesterday.
Col. Hammond, who was to
be in charge of the November
Ia convention, said it is pos
sible the convention may be
held at a later date. If not.
it will not be held until 1868,
he said.
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Jukurtu Plans Rocket

JAKARTA, Indonesia, Oct.
80 (AP).--With Soviet help,
Indonesia hopes to launch its
first space rocket in 1864 for
scientific purposes, said Indo-
nesian Scientist Hadinoto. He
said the Soviet Union also will
train a team of Indonesian
astronauts.
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LAWYERS ON TEAM
Negotiators Are Seasoned Diplomats
By the Associated Press

President Kennedy's special
team to conduct Cuban crisis
talks consists Of three lawyers
with varying experience in in
tricate negotiations.
Here is a thumbnail sketch
Of the trio:
John j. McCloy, 81, an old
hand at dealing with the Rus
slams, former United States
high commissioner in Ger
many, wide experience in law,
banking and government, repu-
tation for persistence, patience
and adroitness.
George w. Ball, So, No. 2
man at the State Department,
a specialist in international
law, a foreign trade expert, an
avid reader, said to be exacting
where details are concerned.
Roswell L. Gilpatric, SIS, No.
Q man at the Pentagon, a
former Undersecretary of the
Air Force, with a long per-
sonal interest in national
security and defense matters.
Advises Stevenson
Mr.. McCloy, a Republican,
was named special adviser to
United Nations Ambassador
Adlai E. Stevenson not long
ago.
Last year Mr.. Kennedy as
signed Mr.. McCloy the task of
seeking a disarmament agree
ment with the Soviet Union.
Mr.. McCloy talked with So
Wet Premier Khrushchev then.
Some reports said the talk was
hot-tempered, but Mr.. McCloy
said he received very cordial
reception.
When he turned in his final
report to the President, Mr..
Kennedy said McCloy had made
a notable contribution to the
country and to the world.
Born in Philadelphia, Mr..
McCloy was graduated from
Harvard after, a hitch as an
artillery captain in World War
I. He began his Government
work in the days of Germany's
blitz in Europe as as expert in
the, art of cloak and dagger.
He had made himself a repu-
tation in that field by chasing
clues through Europe to win a
case that German agents were
responsible for blowing up a
Hoboken IN. j. munitions
plant in 1915.
Helped Lend Lease
In April, 1941, he was ap-
pointed Assistant Secretary of
War. In that job, he helped
press lend lease through Con-
greSS, foStered the intelligence
unit that helped to break the
Japanese codes, and helped to
prepare armistice and surrender
terms.
He attended the historic con-
ferences at Casablanca, Cairo
and Potsdam, as well as the
United Nations conference at
San Francisco in 1945.
As one of the few men who
knew Of the United States plan
to drop an atomic bomb on
Japan, Mr.. McCloy suggested
the Japanese be warned first
and given a chance to sur
render. He was overruled.
After the war, Mr.. McCloy l.
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Lotin America Curling
Pro-Costro Terror Acts

legedly directed by Cuban Prime
Minister Fidel Castro.
The premature blast Of q
bomb being assembled in a
downtown apartment led to the
discovery here yesterday of a
cache of explosives and a list
of bomb targets. Police said the
list included the United States
embassy, United States firms
and Chilean government build
ings.
Four persons were arrested.
Among them was July Arman-
do Stuardo, president of the
leftist Progressist Social Move
ment and a former candidate
for Congress.
Guatemala Alert
In Caracas, the Venezuelan
Interior Ministry said a time
bomb was found Saturday at a
radio television installation 20
minutes before it was set to
explode.
In Montevideo, Uruguay, 10
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SANTIAGO. Chile, oct. 80
(AP). = Castro sympathizers
planning a stepped-up sabotage
campaign throughout Latin
America were foiled from bomb
ing American establishments in
Santiago and communications
facilities in Venezuela, author
tiles reported.
Pro-Castro demonstrators
succeeded in burning an Amer
lean flag and stoning govern
ment headquarters in Uruguay
before an estimated 1000 ma
Understanding soldiers and po-
licemen scattered the mob last
night.
Bomb Cache in Chile
Spurred by the dynainiting
Sunday of vital Venezuelan oil
installations, Latin American
internal security officials we're
reported ready to tighten meas
ures against subversive acts al
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THE SUNDAY STAR

WoshIngton D. C. August IT, 1867 r
APIS. UNFURNIsHED-MD APIS UNFURNIsHED-MD,
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Exclusive! An interview with the
man Wl,o interviewed kennedy for
the Russians 4leksei Ad5hubei
talks about the private hte Of.
{ Ny FntIaer-in-LGW
NikifO KIi1.usIachev
Page s
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APIS UNFuRNIsHED-D. 9.
lcoNTlNUsDl

CAPITOL HILL, 1l5-I17 Z st. a.e.,
the Duddington Manor-Air-cond
efficlencies and 2-bedrm, apts
avail. From $3.50 incl. utils
Res. mr. III Z ST.. Ant. 101
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-22

1901 YOU ST. SEE bedrm. ter
race apt. in well-kept bldg, liv.
rm., dinette, kit. w1ge. refgr. :,
plenty cabinets, util. furn. 500
per mo. Res. Mgr. at 1905 You
st. OWNER LU. 1896.
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AUCTION SkLR
tcoNuIkUEpl
THos, J. OWN 4 son.
Aaettsneers. Iil1 Z s. NV.

TRusTKKg SALE or VALUABLE
IND or ROW BRICK DWELLING
BEING KNOWN As PREMISES
NgAEER 5sl RARADAY PLAcK
NJ virtue Of = certain deed Of trust
duly recorded. IN Liber No. 10o0S.
Folio 205. ct sea-. Of the land ree-
ords Of tie District Of Columbia.
and at the request Of TIE party
secured thsreeg. ne pndersisn,ec "a, ne 9
IN front of the premises. on
Third BAY or NAY. AID. 1852.
AT TWO-THIRTY O'CLOCK p N,
the foIloWlng-desertbed land and
4 premises. situate In. the District
Of Columbia. and desienated e
IN subdivision made hy steuart
eorSed sai 4 The Ire Office Of he sur
in Libef i2S at Folio i33.
TERMS: SOLD subject to = prior
building association deed Of trust
/. for approximately S6.567 ~; fur
ther particulars Of which VIII pc
announced at time Of sale: the
sfssaass e ns,sp Pre-; s,ss sSoye e dseost 3;
fe9uired. corvsyancing. record
ing, transfer taxes, etc, ct pur-
chaser's cost. Adjustments made
as o. date ef sals. Terms e ne
otherwise deposit forfeited and
the property may be ADVERTISED
and resold at the discretion Of
DAVID MusHINsKY,
BERNARD B. PLATSHON.
{ .my12, 6.17, 1922 Trustees.
= TH0s. :. OWEN . SON.
kuetloneers. IlII 3 So. NV.
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MANAGER
TRAINEES

A complete training program Is Of.
fered to the men selected.
Substantial commencement salary
and periodic increases with strong
incentive program.
All interviews in strictest conf
danee
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PROPOSALS
tcoNTINueDl

SALE OF SURPLUS EoUR-Ovel
125 used itema. incl Pcrmiei
vtnyI. plastic boots. tables. cafe,
terra ehairs. cocktail tables. Of.
flee EQUIP, KIT. equip, Seryiel
station equipment. steel shelving
steel lockers. Items may be IN
speeted from 10 An 70 3 PM
ssssIas q MY Il u n. Il Herb. s. NV " con. esSSsR.
solidated Exchange, Il. Myer. Va
IA. $4,000. Ext. 5i2o.
Bid forms win be issued at time
OF Inspection, and must BE- sub.
mitted IN triplicats 70 II. Herk
hy / pm. Nay 10. The itemI
Tor sale are not Government
propeIty and the MD.W. CON-
the right TO reject an bids.
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Whsn asswsrine a6UsTetas@eafs
a6aToa8s1 70 otoR eo81s % NOT
taeloss oFtsl1ai rs1sFs8ess, ph0-
togTapAo a. ofAef 19feFaGls oI
peYs0Mal ealns. CoDisS serve The
SHreoeA orisissis nss ssf loss
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PERs0nAL

BARBERING. for shut-ins Of an
ages. IL D. c. Metropolitan area,
Expert service provided in pvt.
homes, best homes and hospitals.
etc. Dependable steady APPOINT
ments. EM. 3-20S0, 3 'till Q.
BUY AT DISCOUNTS on RENf 4
Tux. dark suit, gown or fur. spe-
Open. daily $50 70 $3.50, Mon.
and Thurs. 70 9, FREE 20-paee
edition IN detail On how to plan
q smooth wedding. LONGS, 73l
9TH st. NV. DI. 7-0265. =
C0MPLETE B0OKKEEPrG and
tax service. Any type business.
Exper, grad. acct. HE. 9-235O,
DEFEND YOURSELF
JUDO-KARATE
Defense classes for men and
aRIn; RRRIfnN;oroE HEALTH CLUB
2117 Wilson Blvd. Arl.s IA. 1887
EYE GLASS DISCOUNTS = Lens,
temple, frame, from 81. Reading
glasses, low IS see. NEW YORK
JEwKIRY Co, 71e 9TH st. NV.
FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTs
AilitafT funeral arraneed. Retired
military personnel and veterans,
All wars are entitled burial al
funeral cost. Specification easket
RINALDI FUNERAL HOME
7400 Georgia Ave. NV. RA. 3-741i
HYPN0sIs-David Baehman,- Md.
surgeon (Allentown, Pal, win give
an illus. lecture, 1--WE CAN LICK
CANCER OF THE CHEST." Nor.
May IL. pm, 6heraton-Park
Hotel, Conn. Az. 4 Woodley I'd.
NV. Free; public Invited.
HYPNOSIS, day, night classes. Ad-
vaneed methods for self control
Of drinking, smoking, etc. Cali
347.s743, hrs. 1872, 6-l0.
HYPN0s1s helps overcome tension,
Trained consultant. 10. 2-2746;
LEARN TO DANCE oUICKLY-Tn-
effect. Air conditioned. private
Sio%sa SisssSn'ic cal ilssa ssa-es4oe esSon a. s0ui
NEED $3.50 to continue small
business, eood interest. write
BOX l00.V, star.
PEOPLE WHO LOVE PEOPLE LOVE
FUN, People who love fun Join the
Victor Dance Club. Weekly lessons,
parties, refreshments. So week
co. 6-bh00, 1901 Conn. ave. nv,
SPACE suitable for church or other
religious organization. $50 eeating
capacity. $500 per mo. incl. util.
1907 14th st. NV. DE. 2-6399.
TRAVEL
Leaving for Wilmington, N. G. i'm
mediately. Can take two, SO per
person. Ju. $3.50.
TURKEY DINNER
VeRetables---Cole HlaW
Hot Rolls
Beverage
Home Made cake -.
SATURDAY. May i9
4.8 Pm.
ADDED ATTRACTION, BAKE SALE
Ieponsored 81 W,S.C.6. Tor Women's
Society Of Christian seryieel
| ASHTON METHODIST CHURCH
ColesviIle Road
| Ashton, Nd.
TYING in my home. ALSO will do
statistical typing. Reas. rates. Boz
95-V. Star.
WTDOWER. white, wants 10 give
free rent on 2-bedroofn house for
child care and maid service. Must
be sober and have recent refer
ences, Not more than 2 adults. NJ,
Suitland. RE. 5-01o1.
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PROPOSALS
ADVERTISEMENT
100000 GALLON STEEL
:. WATER RESERVOIR
WITH
II" TRANsMIsSIoNM MAIN
TANK FOUNDATION
AND PIPING FOR
s THE TOWN OF
vienna, VIRGINIA

sealed proposals win be received
AZ lie Town Office. 12I Center
street. South, Vienna, virginia.
p1AsYsALidHT 1ssAL Tine on ne 15th aas
AZ JUNE. 1862, for CONTRACT 10.
bois.Tark Foundation and pipine
Including 2.b00 I: I. 81 l2Ianen i.nI.
tract No. b0l3A:l. .OOO. .OgO-oaAitii "
lon steel water z. nsssEy0'T; nE,sslsei0 Tc;penee Ht
FnStern EnS ~ pAYLfdHT Time. JUN
"a i006. ii the Town Qftice
Vienna: virginia. Copies Of BID:
ethsr Contract documents. as pre-
pared bY Michael Baker: IL; con. n;
opcn to public inspection a. tns
offico OF Michael Baker. lrs 11a
shields Street, Roehester. ksnnsyl;
Yenia, and and. also At spxSiie shs Oil1sS lWcrks 3
Tavn ISS ofiics fEYb BUILDING, Vienna. Viz.
lima sets Of such document:
may Be Obtained from the ofiies
al the Engineers OF the Town ~
recker ef Public Works upon de-
hosif of Ten Dollars lS1O.0Ol toi
Sacn set. Any BlDDEH upon ~.
turning such set N good conaiti2I III,
epening Of bids will be .retundec
insnnfsct1fef's representa- tive. up,
on returning such set tn gooe
condition within fifteen (l5l gay
alter bid opening. will be re1unoee
$500. For documents not returnet
withfn the stated time. the entire
amount will be forfeited; Tn'
serves Sya the fisht TO valve inf0r.
maiities In OF. 70 reject any ol
posit with his bid. security in thl
AMOUNT of 1t least five, (pl pei
cent Of the bid. amount IN IN
form of Z Bid Bond or Certtfie.
! Cheek made payable to the Tow
may withdraw his bid withti
foTty-fiVe l45D.. days. after tn
actual opening thereof. BIDS mus
Be addressed to Mayor and Coun'
cil 81 Vienna. Town Office Build
ing 127 Center street South. vi
ENNA. Virginia. BY Order, 9
the Council. L. y. CRHSSWkLL
Town MANAGER. specifiee tons vii
Be available May 10. 1862. my1:
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PRoPosALs
ADVERTISEMENT
BUILDINGS FOR SALE

sealed BIDS win be received ct the office Of the District
Right Of Way Engineer, Department Of Highways,
Culpeper Virginia, until 1000 AM. ESD Monday. May
"a 1852 for the sale and removal Of the following build
ines from the rsht-of-way Of Project 006s029-l03,
RW2o2 end Project 0l2oOOO1Ol Fairfax and Arlington
Counties:
two-sury spitlevel brick DWELLINGS, and an appurts-
nances within The rght.cf-yay. at 500 oraves Eoad
virginia.
2-stoFy frame dweins 1-story frame eottase. 2zear
dstsehd masonry garess snd Al spDurtensness within
intersection Of Military Road.
BIDS viii not be considered unless set forth on official
proposal forms These forms may be obtained from the
Right Of Way Office Virginia Department Of Highways,
Culpeper. virginia.
No bids win be accepted from State employees from
any person employed IN connection with appraisal andC
acquisition Of the rehts-of-way the above project
Tns pspss.nsn. the rishs reject
any or an bids.
A Highway Department representative will be at 300
Graves Road Falls Church, at 1000 AM ESTD
Monday May IA, 1862 for the purpose Of showing the
buildings to prospective bidders
T. w, ROSS
s.as - District Right Of Way Engineer
nys1s
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MACHINISTS

for qualified machinists
with Job shop experience. Must be
abe e work e & '.,sl close tclsrsnees. tcl:syssn1s,.
Ext. 206. An Equal Opportunity
Employer.
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TRUgTEEg SALE or VALUABLE
ROW BRICK pWELLlN0 BEING
KNOWN As PREMISES NuMBLh
1909 LINCOLN ROAD NORTH
By virtue Of 4 certain deed Of trust
duly recorded. In Liber No. 1161S'
Polio $40 ct sea. Of the lAno rec
crds Of me District q Columbia
and at the request Of the party
secured thereby. the gndersissnec
tTustssss sssny E gen he g P1es Ppremsss esesio 81
TMHEIRRn MERTnS SfA bA4 or Nay. A.D. 1852
AT ONE-PORTY-FTvE O'CLOCK
PM, the following described land
and premises. situate in. the DIS;
{ triet Of Columbia. and oesignatec
IS and being Lot ez n D4yidson'!.
ssTsS:yisicn q q, .E l?ss n p. BLOCK a,.i /
surveyor S Tor tie District cf CO.
lumbia in Liber County 3 At Folie
126; subject TO covenants anI
Iestrieticns of record Taxed q
TERMS: Sold subject to o priol
buiIdsng association deed Of trusi
for approximately $3, 3,96I. 90; fur.
theT particulars Of which vli y
nnreSass rnnSHnsso price abe aSovs ssid tyasI
$500 cash OF certified check re.
quired. conveyaneing. recerding
transfer taxes. etc.. at purchaser
cost. Adjustments made as o.
date Of sale. Terms 70 be com
piled with within thirty days
otherwise deposit forfeited ant
snd resold ct the discretion oi
4. II. dRIYFTN.
Trustees.
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MAINTENANCE MAN

For gRrden-typs apt, house prof.
eet on Md. c. line. Must b
able 70 do al malntenanee Incl
plumbing work. Must know Of
burners. White man under 30 Yrs
HigheSt paid salary In city, plul
2-beorm, apt. On project Cal
10. S-1400.
MAINTRNANCE CARPEN TIE h
steady year-around work In lac
ne. apt. development. Must b
sober and able 70 supervise help
SAiary win begin with expsrience
Monday between ell an.
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Sales Representative
HIQH INCOME

AAANAA AANSSaA8
companies in its field has an i'm
mediate .Opening for an 'expert.
enced salesman with mAnagemenl
potential. Our men average $40.
900 the LIST year. The sale. oi
equipment creates an immediate
supply business, ESTABLISHING
high income from present and
future users. Late model car e.
sential. some college preferred
Substantial draw against yery
hiKh commissions. Complete field
training and assignments 70 er
exclusive and protected sales ter
fItofy. Many fringe benefits In
cluding life Insurance. hospitaliza
tlon and sales contests etc. 10
confidential interview call Mr.
MILLER ct, 302-21o1. eaturda'
SALES EsTIA6ATOR. local an
long distance moving Of household
furniture. Neat appearance. roo
personality. Salary and commits
sion, Use Of company car. 70
estifating. Expef. pref. HospitAli
Sation and ins. benefits. BEfHES
DA-cHEyY CHASE TRANSFER
CO., 1919 ct. Elmo ave-, Bethesda
MaFyland.