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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-21

won't be doing q weekly show
next year is still something Of
q shock. The finest ballad
singer in the business devel-
Cped into a pretty good reader
Of funny lines over the past
few years and many Of US, I'm
sure, will miss him. There's one
consolation: Como told Kraft
only that he wants to cut down.
do maybe six or eight specials
next year. and negotiations are
in progress to arrange such o
schedule.
On The Run: When J0na-
than Winters is going good, It's
a shame to have to move in and
cut and let 1t be said for Gary
Moore (Tuesday) that he went
about 1t reluctantly :. Winters
was flying. Tom Cooper. a
classmate of comedian Rip
Tayler's at George Washington,
reports that "the crying CO.
median" is a graduate Of East
ern High and that his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Morgan,
reside in Sc. Rip was q
Jackie Gleason guest last Sat-
urday. Jack Webb is now
the chief Of TV production for
Warner Brothers. replacing
william T. Orr, who moves over
to the motion picture feature
department. . Cynthia Lowry,
Of the APP. sums up Art Linklet-
ter's new Monday night venture
sharply: 1T is q confused,
initiative and shabby little
show, and 1t might slip BY In
the welter Of low-budget day
time programs-but not in good
valuable evening time" A
new comedy series called
Grind, starring ImOgene Coca
as an itinerant maid with a
new job each week, is now sci
for Sunday nights on NBC.
And this makes Car 54's future
even iffier. since Grind viii &C.
cupy Toody and Muldoon's time
slot. ;. A reader reports that
she got a letter didn't say from
whom that ABC is thinking Of
taking over It's q Mans World
Letters to Leonard Gold
ensen. president of ABC.Tv
z East 66th ST., New York %
N. Y, would help" Abe
told me (alas) 1t wasn't inter-
ested. Edith Davis, Porter
vile, Calf. chairman Of "The
Elephant Watchers" AN or
ganisation dedicated to the
Mans World show-writes heI
thanks for our help. I'm
very interested in knowing what
all Is said and done for oui
show, "she writes. Her ad-
dress: 1912 Atkins way, Porter
vile, Calf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-21
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

$3.50, WRC (D-Dr. Kildare.
A doctor doomed to blind
ness must decide whether his
patients or his family come
first during the weeks Of
sight left to him.
900, WMAL (7)-My Three
Sons. Gagged Fury" Since
Bub plans to 60 fishing, he
gives Robbie a quick okay to
bring home the school wres-
ting squad.
1850, WTTG (5)-Hollywood's
Finest. Son Of Fury" This
18th century drama has an
abundance of action and ro-
nance. Tyrone Power,
George Sanders, Gene Tier
ney (1942).
1855. WTOP (9)-The Late
Show. Naked City" Police
investigate a girls violent
death. Barry Fitzgerald
Howard Duff Q94S).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-21

srels and the osond Brothers are back and Art Link
letter drops In to plus his new show (color) 10 pm.
WRC- .... r.
Premiere-"Chan Reaction" Best In weeks Bradford Dill
man. fast becoming Of the major actors TV
these days. gives excellent account Of himself In the
role of brilliant young scientist whose arrogance doesn't
win him any popularity contests among his coworkers
10 pm. WAdAI--7. -
Steve Alen-Jazz pianist Les Mccann
David Rose singer Jennie Smith, bowling chmpanzeS
and number of voleyba champion "ecdysiasts" appear
tonight ll:2S pmp wToP@. =
TOnght-Actor Cliff Robertson singer Mndy Carson, the
comedy team Of Greco and willard Waly Cox and
vocalist Lou Raws joins Johnny CarsonS entertainers
Color. II 80 pm, WRC-. .#r
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PRESS FARLEY ON
V AND RADIO

Today's presidential press
conference will be televised
live at 4 O'Clock by
WToP-9. Delayed tele-
casts are set for 4:s0 O'Clock
on WMAL-7 and WRC-4
and at ll:10 O'Clock on
WTTG-5.
Radio stations broadcast
ing the conference live In
clude wMAL. wRC. VOL
and wwDC-FM. Delayed
broadcasts will be aired at
7 on wToP, at $50 on
wGMs and at o O'Clock on
WWDC-AM.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-21

on his new ABC-Tv venture nel
Cross is the fellow who has to.
locate the kind of guests who
win mix agreeably with his star
catalyst, hold everybody's hands
when things go amiSs, see to
1t that rehearsals schedules are
maintained. addition the new
talent, keep tabs on show biz
developments, confer with the
higher NBC brass and agents,
and lend his few strands Of hair
to be torn out by the roots when
the budget spurts over top.
Nothing to 1t.
There is no adequate pre-
paration for this kind Of Job
in TV. It's q suddenly-you're-
1t proposition and you've got to
churn for 1t.
Happily the parting Is a mil
able; Cross will stay on through
the "break-in" period for the
new man. With Carson now
over the critical hump, the i'm
portance Of this kind Of back
stage continuity can't be I'M
der-estimated.
Ed Mcmahon. incidentally,
won't be taking his vacation
until later. 1--WE decided to let
1t 90 into the early summer"
CarsOn's aide said on the phone
the other day; "a trip / was
planning fell through so /
thought I might as well hold
off"
Mcmahon may be coming to
Washington for a week end
soon, though. A lieutenant COL
onel in the Marine Reserve, Big
Ed has a film narration assign
ment coming up and, besides,
he'd like to revisit his alma
mater, the Speech and Drama
Department at Catholic Uni
versity, and fill Father in" on
what he's been doing lately.
(He got one Of those Dear
Alumnus letters recently ad-
dressed to his old station In
PHILADELPHIA what have you
been doing lately?"
Mcmahon was curious where
I was getting my information
about him. I had to tell him
that he went to school with q
big bunch Of blabbermouths-
Arch Lustberg, Dick Armstrong,
Phil Bosco-and that we had
some tasty little anecdotes we
hadn't used yet. Mcmahon.
who went to Gu. on the CT.
bill and tried to appear in all
the school shows. run campus
laundry, and work other selling
jobs to support his wife and
daughter who is now I'D,
verified them all-and added
one. Maybe II he looked ia
miliar to you, it's because you
once bought a gadget from him
at the Hecht Co., in Silver
Springer q hot dog during
the Truman Inaugural. Nc
Mahon remembers the Hecht
Co. Job very well because lie was
in Aristophanes' "The Frogs" al
the time with Bosco, Arm
strong and Lustberg - and he
had to wear a silvery hair
makeup he could never quite
get off in time for the Gu
curtain.
But Carson's feeling fine
he told us, land the morale
around the show Is high" He
ought to know.
-
It's true that Perry Como has
been talking Of quitting the
weekly Tv wars for some time
now; it's true, too. that many
Of his shows early this season
were below his previous stand
ards. But the bulletin from
New York yesterday that he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-21

opinions offered as a guide to area petOers.
Leonard Bernstein and the New York Philharmonic in
Japan-Repeat) An extraordinary musical adventure
last year. this record of Japanese visit remains
crossing today You'll hear BeethovenS Seventh Symphony
finale and Jennie Toure Mr. Bernstein also introduces
you to the microscopic detail" Of ancient Japanese
music a pantomime that's thousand years old; a
modern japanese "Bacchanae' by a young composer,
conducted by young Japanese and absolutely entrances
you with glimpse Of Enthusiastically beautiful puppets,
pm, wToP-9.
Leave It to BeaverBeaver w. Pleasant outing Beaver
chosen to appear TV guest paneliSt on Teen
age Forum" and that the show is being taped
in advance he alerts his parents and schoomates TO
tune in. $3.50 pm, WMAL-7
Twilight ZOneiniature Series fans should catch this
tale about confirmed bachelor perhaps little touched
In the head who finally finds girl She happens to be
doll and the bachelor and his girl get along just
fine pm, WTOP-9.
Andy Wlliams-Wide-eyed Carol Claiming, a charmer
scores with two songs entitled This Is Darn Fine
Funeral" Carol Fred MacMurray and host Andy williams
60 into oldtme vaudeville routine full Of Jokes
soft shoe and instrumental solos, the New Christy Min
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-21
EDUCATIONAL N
Channel rs

5:3O-What's New. Children.
$500 - Parlons Francois.
French II.
6:15-Friendly Giant. Chill
dren.
6:30-Spanish I.
7:00-American Economy.
1880 Contemporary Mathe-
mates.
$3.50 - American Art Today.
Abstract Art" Part II.
s:O0-The Elements. Beyond
Uranium" DR.. Glenn Sea-
borg.
TOmOrrOw-AM .
I'm SCHOOL,
HOO. Vignettes In Cultural
Geography: 1880, The Magic of
Words primary: 400. Music
Enriches Life.
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ON THE AIR
Corson's First Crisis; !;
Cor1o's Show Out
ON THE AIR
By BERNIE HARRISON
Star T'V Critic

Johnny kidding earlier this week about the diff
cuy Of locating suitable replacement for mentioning Skch
Henderson but he is facing his first serious personnel problem
since his takeover It'll be announced day that
ducer Perry Cross leaving the show to with Jerry Lewis
his new ABC-TV venture next fall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-21
TV KEY PREVIEWS

TontohtS top shotDs as prepteDed BY ~ Keys staff.
Who attend TehedrSdS match screenings and andlvze
scripts In New York. Hollywood and elsewhere. Their
opinions are offered as a guide to area utetDers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-28
HELP MEN

NACHINIST, broad experience IN
model Shop, fabrication a small
parts and toolinE for short pruduc-
ton runs. a key iob, with top salary
tor man with top ability. Give train
InEs experience and age. Your re
sumo viii be treated Confidential.
Box 7s-H, star.
MAINTENANCE men. porters. jan
itors. route men, gas sta attcs.
Mss Ford. BOYD'S. 700 IL nv.
MAINTENANCE NAN, exper. viii
oil burner, apt and salary. Apply
Managers Office, lo81o Ca. ave,
Silver Spring OF phone S33-l576.
MECHANIC, heavy equipment, l0T
cranes and end leaders, excellent
pay year-rOund work. Write qualif.
cations and references 10 Box u.s.
III, star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-28

GOOD GRIEF "a
funny thing hap
pened to me on the
way home from a
forum last night. I
got lost. That means
that l went over the
Woodrow wilson
Bridge 8 times, went
around 5 of those
whirly loops Zone of
them 8 times, I think
and was at various
times going toward
Richmond, In dia n
Head and the Capitol.
Feature that!
I also saw the sign
in front of The Tele-
phone Company on
Nichols ave. 3 times.
Now 1 can't recon-
mend those other
places for work, but
a new office is being
opened in the tele-
phone building at
1925 Nichols ave. Sc.
for a 100 people. Now
there is a good place
to work if you would
like to help customers
find telephone num-
Der information. At
$40 a week. To start.
Go in and see Miss
Donna Goodin. She
will be in from $50
to 4 Monday through
Wednesday and Fri
day. Miss Goodin
will be happy to talk
about jobs and show
you the new office.
The Telephone Com
pany is an equal OPP
portunity employer.
And while you're at
it, tell her what you
think of the sign.
BRUCE McHENRY
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HELP MEN
lCQNIINuEpn

ATTENDANT for parking lot, ex.
perience. for Information cau EV
5-sl6I.
AUTO PAINTER, lacquer and enam-
81. Percentage WORK. JE- 1-S7s.
AUTO PARTS COUNTER NAN
Pull or part time. Hrs. to suit
BLADENNIEW AUTO PART S
$4,000.
AUTO PARTS COUNTER NAN
Pull or part time. Hrs.tO suit. Bla.
deHvieW Auto Parts. $4,000.
AUTO SALES MANAGER = Capable
and thoroughly exper. In all phases
Of appraiSinR, rec0ud., wholesaling
sales supY. and promotion. GM
dealer. Write Box lpo-J, Star, encl.
photo stating age, eXper., refs,
etc Calarv ooen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-28
MECHANIC

man under age 20, with
Own tools. Man with BACKGROUND in
truck fleet work preferred. Good
starting salary, excellent company
benefit pTogra m, including paid
vacations and non-contributory pen
sion plan. For further details, ap-
ply weekdays, $50 am. 10 noon at
the Personnel Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-28
RESEARCH ASSIST

RESEARCH ASSIST.
Position available for person with
ability to work independently con.
Quoting research for m a teria |,
source documents and subject mat.
ter in military, political, sociologi.
cal and economic areas with scien.
tific research organization. Famili.
arity with reese arch sources in
Wash. area prerequisite. U. S. cit.
izens college. graduate, some grad.
uate work helpful, recent expert.
ence. Fringe benefits, salary open.
Call ia. 1900 after $3.50 am.
weekdays.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-28

INSURANCE RATE CLERK and
policy typist. Fire and casualty
agency in downtown area. ST. 3-7236.
KEY PUNCH OPERATOR with s
months experience on GA or 056.
Good starting salary, excelle lent
working conditions, paid vacation,
sick leave and disqualification. This
Is a leading company Ia the field
of insurance agency data process
ing. Call MR.. MAYNARD, at EN-.
1890, between 2 am. and 4 pm.
MEDICAL SECRETARY, expert
enced, downtown internist office.
MEDICAL TECHNICIAN
Exper. reg. Physicians office down
Phone weekdays, 2Ss-s257.
MEDICAL SECRETARY or nurse
typist. Physicians office in Arlan-
dria. Must be well trained. 45-hOur
week. Salary $4,000. OV. 1888.
MGR 900 machine operator, expert.
ence necessary. To work Mon.
through Fri, $50 am. TO S pm.
Duties interesting and varied. Apply
personnel, am. to pm, Mon.
Iluukn EIl.a FhONlDENCE hOo-
PITAL, ll50 Varnum st. ne.
NURSE for pediatrician's office, s
day week including Saturday. Ex-
perienced. Silver Spring area. JU.
S-4657 after 8 pm.
OUR GIRLS earn from $40 10 $50
per week part time selling Beeline
Fashions. Free samples. No col
lecting or delivering. Car neces-
sary. Call 10. 1881.
PATENT STENOGRAPHER-P art
time, could develop into full time.
EA. 5-O35l.
PIX OPERATOR-Previous expert
ence required, to work relief hours
from 4 to II pm. Apply Personnel,
between 2 a.m.-2 pm, MOn.- Fri,
PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL, ll50
Varnum st. ne.
POTOMAC EMPL. AGENCY
Arlington, Alexandria, 7 Corners
Closed Thanksgiving
Apply Friday, November ~
POTOMAC EMIL. AGENCY
Arlington, Alexandria, 7 Corners
Closed Thanksgiving.
Apply Friday, November ~
PROOFREADER
Experienced. For appointment call
MISS ROBERTA r U SELL at
10000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-28

MANAGER for beautiful
new luxuryapt. house in nearby
Virginia. This position carries an
excellent salary and requires a
woman Of proven ability in tenant
relations and renting. Replies held
IN confidence. Send resume to Box
2ol-H, Star.
RESIDENT MANAGER
For new de luxe elevator apt. bldg.
Must have local experience manag-
ing this type Of bldg. l-bedrm. apt.
and top salary to qualified appli-
cant. Our employees know Of this
ad. Write giving details to Box 2l4-
H, Star.
RESIDENT MANAGER for modern
air-cond. bldg. in Silver Spring
area. Apt. plus salary. Box 18Th,
Star.
RES. MANAGER for 20 unit mod.
ern,. air cond., elev. bldg. in Silver
Spring. 2-bedrm. apt. and good sal
airy. Some tipping req. JU. s-5lls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-28

When aHsgerfHg adueTtissmsHts
dcdre11ed 70 Star boEes DO
NOT flclose original rersTences,
photographs o. other maisTidls
o. personal eaiue. Copies serue
TIE purpose- Originals mas Get
lost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-28

SALES PERSONNEL-Experience
for gift shops in Washington Natio.
nal Airport. Apply Room Isl, Air
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-28

PIAN0-Gulbransen Super, very
good c0nd., spinet. OV. 1885, Mr..
Leslie Freeman, Can be seen at
3l6 North Patrick ST., Arl., Va. TE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-28

CLERK-Wit employment agency
experience, good opportunity. Write
Box 9Th, star.
CLERK-TYPIST, in medical records
department MONTGOMERY General
Hospital, Olney, Nd. Candidates
must be able to type and have a
BACKGROUND Of Office experience,
knowledge Of medical terminology
desirable. Interested persons may
call Miss sephine Fischer.
q7f-k70l
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INFORMATION
SPECIALIST

research group in nearby Va. Is in
need of young woman TO assist in
handling the reports on scientific
research and development projects.
Must be a U. S. citizen, 1880. Pref
erably a college graduate or with
D0D or Navy experience, able 10
work with detail, assume RESPONSE
bility, work independently, have a
wide range Of interests and ability
to work with people. Fringe bene-
fits, salary increases based on per.
Torrance and merit. Call IA. 1900
afteT $3.50 am. weekdays.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-28
HELP MEN

SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS,
exper. with local references. Apply
WOODBRIDGE SUNOC0 SERVICE
STATION 1900 R. J. ave. ne.
SHORT ORDER COOK. clean and
fast. Fronf lob. WALDORF DINER,
Rte. 9ols waldorf Nd Cal
STOCK CLERK-D Rive young
man needed 10 stock shelves and
drive truck, Slz-day week. vacation,
disqualification and Insurance. Apply
n person SOS Chillum pi. NV
Washington, d. c.
STOREKEEPER, exper. Necessary
in Receiving and storing supplies 70
work Ao-hr.s Sday VIZ. Apply per-
sonnet an. % z pm, Mon
through Fri. PROVIDENCE HOSPl-
TAI llso Nanum st. ne.
TEACHERS, $500 s. 900. ADAM S
TEACHERS AGENCY 6cS lAth s..
NV.
~ SERVICE Man wanted to work
in ~ shop. Some exper. desirable
~. 1900, bet. lo-7.
~ SERVICE MAN-Musf Be- expert
enced. Full time. IA. s-e23s.
TV SERVICEMAN
Full or part time, outside with car.
Fully exper., excellent opportunity.
TU. 2-37l4.
" TECHNICIAN, fun or part-time.
Outside and bench man. Ask for
Jim. Call $4,000.
UPHOLSTERER, auto seat cover
installer. Must have drivers lie.
Apply az s2o5 BALTIC. ave. College
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THE EVENING STAR
rs VIRGINIA AVE. Sc.

MOTEL CLERK Man, middle-aged,
TO assist motel clerk. $50 a month
% start. E4-56ls. COLONIAL PLA-
"a MOTEL. lo2o3 Baltimore ave,
College Park, Nd.
MOTEL RELIEF MANAGER, N
am. to u pm, retired person pre-
feTred. Must be active and agile.
Salary sl2 per day. Call so. $500,
PAINTER, must be good mechanic,
sober, steady job inside. Apply at
office ready to work, EMBASSY
APIS, 1913 Harvard st. NV.
PAINTERS Good fast men-Top
pay. Inside and outside work. Call
bet. 5 and 8 pm. A3S-o7l6.
PAINTER AND PAPER HANGER
10 take care Of all painting for
maintenance firm. Must have car
for transportation, be able to do
small carpenter jbbs, glass, cords
etc. Year-round work for steady
sober workman. job with advance
ment. Ia. $500.
PAPER CUTTER OPERATOR, ex-
perience d for work in modern
plant 37lz-hOur week. Many fringe
benefits. FE. $500.
PART-TIBIE MEN (3). FuI-time
men (6). Opportunity to earn $50
per Wk. Car an advantage. Apply
3lls Nichols ave. sc. $40 am.
PART TIME, ewes. and Sat-, men
2o-3b, with car. Approx. SIS per
wk. Call 52Sl11.
PART TINE, Wand. men. No
canvasSing, no exper. nee, Car, Sl2
eve. JU. 5000, IA. 5-sASI.
PHARMACIST part-t me, 20 hrs.
per week, Md. registration, 81 per
hr. Box 246-J, Star.
PLUMBERS AND EXPER. HELP
Frs, new work. Prince Georges
and Montgomery Co.'S Top wages
and benefits. Overtime. Call u.
sl7H.
PLUMBER AND HELPER, expert
enced only. Jobbing and remodel
ing. d. c. drivers license. Top
pay. Steady work. Call TU. 1850.
PLUMBERS HELPER, exper., with
drivers permit. Apply ]. L. BATE
MAN, 1904 Rhodes Island ave. ne.
S7q.9100.
PLUMBER, experienced mechanics
in i0bbing and remodeling. Steady
work, top pay in long established
shop. Call LA. 5000.
PLUM S, exper., year-round
work, Silver spring Area. MA.
2-lllt bet. 1880 and 5 wkdays.
PLUMBER for jobbing and remodel.
] ing work. Must have ID. c. opera
tors permit and hand tools. Steady
I work for first class mechanic. App
/ " in person. c. NJ. LIPP & son.
l4l2 Que st. NV. 8 am. TO 2 pm,
PLUMBERS -Year-round work. Re
I port to Mr.. Ambrose, Lakewood
Country Club, Rockville, Md.
PLUMBERS HELPER, for jobbing
and remOdeling. Must have Nd.
drivers permit. Call Mr.. PETER
son, OIL. 6-6ls5.
PORTER, experienced. Apply resi-.
dent manager, THE EDDYST0NE
APIS, 1901 Vermont ave. NV.
REFREsHMENT STAND ATTEND.
NTS-Immediate opening. Part
time ewes, year-round work. Must
be 10 or over. Apply LEE HWY.
DRIVEN THEATER, Merrifield,
Va, bet. and ? pm. No phone
rails
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-28
HELP MEN AND WOMEN

BOOKKEEPER, experienced and
conscientious, Please give resume.
Replies confidential, sal. to 5000.
Box 247-J, Star.
BOOKKEEPER, full charge, NE
Section. DISTRICT PAPER STOCK
co., LA. 1909.
COLD COMPOSITION PERSON
NELL OOking for conscientious
and exper. operators for iuStO-
writer, IBM and DSJ machines.
Only apply II fully exper. on ma
chimes and have worked with Govt.
specifications. Immed. openings
avail. on LIST and End shifts. Call for
apt. interview. 6sA-5363. Ask for
MT. BalaTa. GO0DWAY PRINT
ING CO., Arlington, Va.
FOUNTAIN HELP, part time ewes.
and week ends. Apply in person
bet, 3 ans pm. PARK RECALL
DRUGS, 1855 Savannah ST. Sc.
JUSTOWRITER OR PSM Operator.
Experienced. Opportunity 10 learn
AFT phOt0-typesetting techniques,
Do town Washington. Salary
open. Box ss-J, Star.
MEDICAL PSYCHOLOGIST, reg.
istere d ASCP, exper. preferred.
Permanent full time, 40 hours per
week. Available in modern 37o-bed
hospital. Write Box ISL, Star.
REAL ESTATE SALES, for Langley
Park and Riverdale offices. Why
settle for less than the best. Call
MR.. BIGGS, HE. $4,000.
REAL E ESTATE statesmen and
saleswomen needed in expanding
sales organization, NO SUNDAYS,
NO EVENING floor schedule, resi-
dence in Montgomery County, learn
while you earn. Call Mr.. Denny,
JU. $500, GRAY-KESSINGER &
CO., INC, REALTORS.
SALESPERSON dept. Part or
full time. Must have experience.
Excellent starting salary. Employe
discounts and other benefits. Apply
in person. IDA'S DEPT. STORE,
SOL Ga. ave. NV.
TEACHER with degree, to teach re.
tarded children in N. Va. Please
give details and phone number,
BOY 3Q1-J Star