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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-20
PERSONNEL MANAGER

FEhNUNNEk mANAuEM
Local branch OF national food
manufacturer needs Personnel
Manager for Brentwood operation.
Responsibilities will include ad.
ministering all phases Of Industrial
relations program including ems
ployment compensation benefite,
training, safety. union contract
administration, Must have record
OF excellent interpersonal relation
ships and ability TO administer
sound Industrial relations policy,
Here Is an excellent opportunity
Tor young man with several years
experience assisting In personnel
Administration 70 move into
more responsible position that OF.
fers q challenge and excellent
ADVANCEMENT opportunity Write US
In confidence, giving personal ed.
ueation and employment back
ground Information, Please state
present salary Equal opportunity
EMPLOYER Write Box id0-B, star,
PHARM REPREs., immed open.
lnRs, Va Metro wash, and Md
Men, 95-3h expef or science
background, for nationally adver.
tised companies. / need z men
for immed openings Top salaries.
car and expenses.
PROFESSIONAL PLACEMENT
1885 Eve st. NV RE. 7.78J3
PHARMACIST. Nd. res, full time,
good position plus extras for de.
bRuos' 7o599 b Defense Rhs syl Lsnd Z
over gllls, Nd. sP. $4,000 or IA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-20

IRON WORKERS. misc. iron table
mechanics and erection men. Also,
craftsmen. structural steel and
misc. iron detailers. MIMSCO
STEEL CORP, Alex, Mr.. Tinsley,
SO. $4,000. ewes TIE. 6-6911.
INSURANCE SALES, young, mar
ried. service exempt, car neces-
sary. fee paid, commission plus
bonus, plus salary, 5000. HIAG-
Fenton St. Silver Spring, Md. JU.
INSUR. statesmen = Due to ex-
for men with initiative and ability
as statesmen and collectors for
established monthly debts. 500
wk. and comm to start 23l
Dupont Circle bldg, 1916 Conn.
ave. NV. 33S-S111
INSURANCE TRAINEEs = one OF
the most progressive insurance
companies desires property-casual-
ty trainees to attend a training
course in their home office. Age
limit 1929 yrs. with college de-
gree or equivalent. Must be will
ing natsd 70 h relocate ,IoI e we are inter
tential OF q successful long range
career. Salary offered while in
training and practically unlimited
opportunities for advancement.
Call AMERICAN CASUALTY Co.
JU. S-6631 for appointment.
INSURANCE PRODUCTION MAN
AGEk. Unusual opportunity for
experienced insurance man for
position as production manager in
a well established branch office
located in Silver Spring Of a ma
tional multiple line insurance COM
pany Call AMERICAN CAS-
UALTY CO., JU. S-6631.
JANITOR
9th class license for downtown
apartment bldg. must be expert
enced with local references. No
children. Quarters plus ample
salary: Call Mrs. Staub RE. T.
046l for interview.
JANITOR. 24-unit apt. bldg. NV.
Write Boy 36l;H. Star. stating
exper. Pref. couple.
JANIToR for apt. project in Silver
Spring. exper. only. familiar with
maintenance work. must have
local refs. Cpl. preferred. Good
sal. and lovely apt. JU. 9-2123.
JANITOR
Experienced. Single. age in the mid
4Os. good salary for the right
man. Call AID. 2-2560, on Mon
day only, between am. and 4
pm.
JEWELRY SALESMAN for our Va
store. experience preferred but not
essential. Apply In person, WIN
THROY JEWELERS.. Seven Cor
ners Shopping Ctr. Falls Church.
Va.
JUNIOR ExECUTIVE-TYPE = Ma
tion-wide sales organization has
two openings in the Washington
area Tor young men. preferably
ing program for those selected
Substantial income guarantees and
possibilities. Please send resume
to BOY 4ao-H Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-20
HELP MEN
PHARMACISTS

$500 week TO start and
bonus incentive plan. Paid
medical insurance, vacations.
holidays, etc. Top oppor-
tunitieS for promotion with
young national pharmacy
chain, Openings soon in
Norfolk, Va. Must have
present license in Virginia.
Send complete resume with
phone number to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-20
BOX slo-H. STAR

SALESMAN
HIGH CALDER
This IA an opportunity for
q permanent position with a
reliable. old established COM
pany having outstanding &C.
ceptanee BY architects, real
tors builders, industry and
homeowners,
Potential earnings from SAL
airy and commission exceed
$4,000 annually Depending
on your qualifications, COM
pany viii guarantee MINI
mum earnings OF $500 10
5000 per month.
Experience in selling lntan-
gibles or services 70 home
owners and others would be
helpful. but Ia not essential
We are prepared 10 provide
help,
II you are a qualified sales
man. own your own car, and
YOU are industrious with a
record that establishes hon
est integrity and good
moral character, you prob
ably could not become Asfos
ciated with q more appreei-
alive group where YOU will
have an opportunity TO grow
with an established firm de-
VeloninH a new and progress
Aiye sales pfosram,
Interview by appointment
only, Phone DU 3-99ha OF
Wfite 10 TERMiNIx CO, or
MARYLAND 4 WASHING
TON INC 5000 Connects
cut avenue nv WashinEs
ton \, D, c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-20
SALES CAREER

~. Jobs are like shoes, they
pinch when they are too
tight Excellent sales oppor-
tunity for a man with busi-
ness exper, In the greater
washington area, with an
opportunity TO earn up to
S25,O00 annually. Guar
anteed salary up to 5000
plus c IN m issions while
learning. Training will be
given by our luS-year- old
national organiza Group
and pension benefits. Write
full details In confidence to
Box l90-H. Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-20

SALESMAN for our va
store. experience preferred but no
essential. Apply In person, WIN.
THROY JEWELERS.. Seven Cor.
ners Shopping Ctr. Falls Church
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-20

iNSUR. statesmen = Due to ex-
panSion we have several openings
for men with initiative and ability
as statesmen and collectors for
established monthly debts. 500
wk. and comm. to start. 231
Dupont Circle bldg, 1916 Conn.
ave. NV, 33S-Sl1l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-20
PAINTERS
MUST HAVE EXPERIENCE
TOWERS. 5000 MASS. AVE.

PART TIME
Immediate prestige position, eve
nings per week. 7-10. Excellent
pay, permanent. Call Ju. s-l943.
PART TIME EWES. AND SAT
Men. 20-35 with car. APPROX. S55
per wk. Call 525-l7l7. o am
8 pm. Mr.. BRAY.
PARTY CHIEFS (2). engrg. firm,
refs, S125-Sl50 up. GREEN'S
EMPLn 1888 18th NV.
PART-TIME JOBS
Available for 10 men In this area,
2l-40 yrs. old. Pay $40 to $50
depending on personal skill Work
is clean and enjoyable. See MR.
ROBERTS at the Marriott Motel.
Twin Bridges, IL am, ? pm. OF
z pm. Monday only. No phone
calls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-20

for apt. project in Silver
Spring. exper. only, familiar with
maintenance work, must have
LOCAL refs. Cpl preferred. Good
sal. and lovely apt. JU. 9-2123.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-20

9th class license for downtown
apartment bldg. must be expert
enced with local references. No
children. Quarters plus ample
salary. Call Mrs. Staub RE. q
O4RI for interview
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-20

JUNIOR EAECUTIVE-TYPE - Ma
tion-wide sales organization has
two openings In the Washington
area Tor young men. preferably
college graduates. Excellent train
ing program for those selected
Substantial income guarantees and
possibilities. Please send resume
to Box 442-H, Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-20
JANITOR

Experienced. Single. age in the mid
4Os. good salary for the right
man. Call AID. 2-2560. on Mon
day only, between am. and 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-20

GENERAL OR SALES MANAGER
cialty food, good volume with
established sales force Must be
take-charge person with local ex-
perience. Excellent salary with
performance award. Box 1873,
EfaF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-20

IRON WORKERS, misc. iron table
mechanics and erection men. Also,
craftsmen. structural steel and
misc. iron detailers. MIMSCO
STEEL CORP. Alex, Mr.. Tinsley,
SO. $4,000. ewes. TIE. 6-6911.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-12
Many Offers for
johnson House

I'm Just a country boy
but it seems like most of
these calls from Washington
come from some real estate
agent who has a hot prospect
to buy the house." Mr.. Mour-
sund said. II don't know
what the price will be. We're
still trying to get up lists Of
furniture and other stuff
that win go with the house.
All the JohnSons want to do
is get what they have put into
it. They don't want to make
any money"
Mr.. Moursund was asked
If the price might be around
100000. a figure used in
some reports as the estimated
cost in 1861.
I'D think It would be more
than that" Mr.. Moursund
said, because they paid more
than that for 1t. Then they
added some things after they
bought it. But I Just can't
tell now what the price would
be.
1T looks now like I could
sell it just about any time
I can figure out a price on
it," he said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-12

JOHNSON CITY. Tex. Dec.
II CAP).-There are q lot Of
people who want to buy Pres
ident Lyndon Johnson's
Washington home, the Films,
Attorney A. w. Moursund
said yesterday.
at doesn't look like I'm
going to have to advertise
the house for SALE" Mr..
Moursund said. 81 haven't
even been able to get together
an asking price but I am get
ting a whole bunch of calls
from people wanting to buy"
Mr.. Moursund, q close
friend and business associate
of the President, said Mr..
johnson had asked him to
handle the sale of the house,
formerly owned by Mrs. Perle
MeSta. in the exclusive Spring
Valley section of Northwest
Washington.
Mr.. Moursund is one Of the
trustees handling much Of
the personal wealth and
holdings Of the President and
Mrs. johnson. He is a former
State legislator.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-12
Wife Of Mayor From Peru
Spreads Music and Goodwill
By FRANCES LIDE
Star STAFF Writer

Mrs. Carmela Russell de
Orbegoso. wife Of the Mayor
Of Trujillo. Peru, is an au-
thor. versatile musician-she
compOses. sings. plays the &C
Gordon, guitar. and piano
and an ardent supporter Of
friendship between her coun-
try and the United States.
She can do just about ev-
erything." District Recrea-
ton Superintendent Milo F.
Christensen said admiringly
yesterday as he introduced
her to the Senior Citizens
Club Of the Guy Mason Gen.
ter where she gave musical
program in which she artful-
" included geographical and
cultural information about
Peru.
The dynamic visitor. whose
trip is sponsored by the Unit
ed States Committee Of the
International Recreation AS
ISOLATION, came to Washing
ton from Flint. Mich, where
she was the official guest Of
the Flint People to People
Chapter.
Anxious to return home to
have Christmas with her
husband and five children,
aged 7 to Is. she has main
tanned a whirlwind schedule
here of which yesterday was
a perfect example.
Before going to the Guy
Mason Center. she called at
the White House to leave an
inscribed scroll from her hus-
band expressing the graft
tude of the people of Trujillo
to the late President Kenne-
dy for his efforts in behalf Of
Peru.
When the scroll was signed
by Mayor Jorge de Orbegoso
October 10. she pointed out
sadly, her husband had
hoped that it would be pre-
sented to Mr.. Kennedy per-
sonally. Now arrangements
have been made for 1t to be
given to his widow.
Escorted on a tour Of the
Executive Mansion, Mrs. Or
begoso paused in the East
Room to say a prayer for the
late President.
After luncheon with Mr..
Christensen, she had an ap-
pointment to meet the Am
bassador Of Peru at the En-
bassy and, from there, went
to headquarters Of the Hope
Project to see DR.. William B.
Walsh, founder and presi-
dent Of the hospital and
training ship which spent al
most a year in Trujillo MAY.
1862 to March, 1859.
Mrs. Orbegoso said that the
S. S. Hope provided the
most rewarding aid that
Trujillo has ever received
from the United States" and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-12
Margaret WorreII Returns Home

President general and
founder Of the Wheel Of Pro-
gress. Mrs. worell Is q past
national president of the Ls-
dies Of the Grand Army Of
the Republic and has been
active in many other civic
and patriotic organizations. !,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-12

Mrs. Margaret Hopkins
Worrell. prominent elubwo-
man and civic leader, has re-
turned to her home, Twin
Oaks. on Fourteenth street,
from the Washington Hospi-
tai Center where she recently
was q patient following a
fall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-12

emotions ran deep and
strong and they would have
done so even more If she had
heard six-year-old Larry say
before she got to his room:
II know who's coming-it's
Santa Claus-it's the Presi-
dents wife /. . it's Mrs. Ken
nedy and she's coming be-
cause President Kennedy
sent her and she's pretty,
too. =.
See, here she comes, amt
she pretty 1 told you
President Kennedy would
send her -"
The only difference that
Larry didn't know was in a
name President Kennedy
sent Mrs. Lyndon B. johnson
to do a bit Of his unfinished
business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-12

and Trujillo are to be named
twin cities" under the Peo-
ple-to-People program.
Peruvians feel very close to
the United States, she de-
clared. and because of this
English is taught in all Peru
Wan schools.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-12
SIGNED BILL
WILL AID
MRS. KENNEDY
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press
President Johnson signed
an act yesterday to provide
office space, Secret Service
protection, and free mail
privileges for the widowed
Mrs. John F. Kennedy.
The bill provides free use
Of the mails for the rest
of Mrs. Kennedy's life;
temporary office space for
IL months; $4,000 for
staff salaries for the IL
months; and Secret Serv-
ice protection for the
Presidents widow and two
children for two years.
1t also authorizes pay
ment of $4,000 for Mr..
Kennedy's funeral and
burial expenses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-12
Gold Design

interviewed as she
changed into her costume,
she said the gold design
painted on the black velvet
outfit was a copy of figures
found on the Macchu Picchu
ruins.
Her gold filigree earrings
also were a Peruvian product,
having been made by the In
dams of Ayacucho.
During her visit In Flint
she was given twin gold keys
to the city-one for her hus-
band-and just before she
left received the wonderful
news" she said, that Flint
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-12

the candy. but It was Mrs.
johnson who saw personally
that these youngsters re-
ceived their presents.
Even over the strong tele-
vision lights Mrs. johnson
could spot a little boy. aged
10 and know just what he
would like best-she handed
him a truck and a tank and
then remarked: They look
real steady, don't they?"
A little girl got q jig-Saw
puzzle, but before it was pre-
Sented, Mrs. johnson looked
1t over carefully and said.
That's a hard one, but I bet
you can do it."
The Presidents wife found
herself with q sewing card
set for a young boy and
quickly added, II bet you
don't like to sew. Is there an
other paint set?" He's an
artist now.
Mrs. Johnson went about
the more formal tour escort
ed by DR.. John Schultz, med
ical director of the hospital;
Mrs. Charlotte jenkins, chief
nurse, DR.. Howard Madigan,
assistant to the medical di-
rector. and DR.. Thomas
Reichelderfer, head pediatri-
clan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-12
Lucy and Beth Help

When her mother was so
involved, Lucy with her
friend Beth set off on their
own to see that every child
in the hospital received a toy
from the White House.
In a ward where the chill
dren ranged from infants to
two-year-oldS, there were
problems. These babies
had never heard of the mag
ic words. "the White House."
and they didn't really know
about this attractive teen
ager Lucy who was giving
them a present. The whole
thing was a real scarry oper-
alton and many screamed
forth their feelings.
Beth jenkins, the older sis
ter Of four brothers and one
sister, in a quiet way made
some Roadway, which won
the applause of her friend
Lucy Baines, who commented
that Beth should know how
to cope.
But young Miss johnson,
on her first hospital trip, was
not about to give up. She
chatted with each child,
asked questions about his or
her welfare, and effectively
stood in for her mother. She
also showed affection for
each child.
Out Of the baskets Of toys
for the children being
wheeled through the wards
on a stretcher, Lucy Baines
found one that she had some
fun with-a yo-yo.
That Friendly Feeling
Lucy Baines summed up
her first such trip as the
daughter of a President Of
the United States by saying:
There is nothing that
makes you feel better than
when you look up into a
child's face and they say,
Thank you"
For Mrs. johnson, the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-12

that its stay in her home city
was the most inspiring
chapter of Peruvian history"
She is writing a book
about it, which she plans to
title, Thank You, Hope
Peru Remembers"
Mrs. Orbegoso. who has
composed $50 songs, many of
them on recordings, de-
scribed the music of the diff
ferent sections Of Peru yes
terday as she sang for the
Guy Mason Club, accom-
panying herself on the accor-
dion,
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CLELAND

Continued From Page d.
only the names, but the
States they were from, plus
their present positions.
With the formalities over,
Mrs. johnson, who was
helped on her mission by her
daughter Lucy Baines and
Lucy's close friend, Beth
jenkins (she is the daughter
of the Presidents close advis-
er and Mrs. Walter Jenkins)
the First Lady set off on her
toIIr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-12
Presenting the Gifts

In one of the solariums,
where she met the largest
group of children, her slight
figure halted before them
and she said brightly: Hello
children-Merry Christmas"
Lucy and Beth passed out
Evening star., 1963-04-17
pARKVIFW GARDTNs
APIS. FURNlsHED-VA,

ALEx.-EEtra.ig ..bedrm 3 min
70 PentAgon and airport, COW
shopping, bus AZ corner. off.strect
parking For details, call res mgr
TIE, 6.Sigs
ARL., NEAR PENTAGON - Family
ant rate dAy or week, and rooms
EfeA marking. Ia n.MAlh
Evening star., 1963-04-17
GUYS AND GALS

HIATT PL. NV, 322S, mr.. 18th
and Park rd.-2 large rms, kit:
bath, Sl10 mo-, all utils. Incl
Res. Mgr, bsmt. apt. RA. 6-944S
HILLTOP HOUSE, cor. l5th-l47i
Euclid NV. Embassy Row.. d G.
center, excel. transp.. from $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-06
Tax Reforms Encounter
Snog in Ell Salvador

illiterate agricultural workers
most of whom earn less thar
40 cents a day.
Adjustments Sought
Opposition to higher income
taxes comes from landowners
and businessmen, who are ac-
customed to paying at a rate
that seems low in the United
States. In Costa RIGA, for ex-
ample, the highest bracket is
80 per cent for income over
500, 900.
Ell Salvador already has the
highest scale in the region-76
per cent on $4,000 and over,
President Rivera wants to ease
that a bit, increase the taxes
on the growing middle class
and extend the income tax for
the first time to several thou
sand new people at the bottom
of the scale.
Salvadorian legislators and
businessmen are unhappy that
they we're not consulted when
the first government bill was
drafted last summer. Even
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-06

those who favor reforms feel
that the first attempt was
hasty and poorly thought out,
Discussions Due
With all hope gone Of having
the reform approved in time to
apply the new rates to 1862
earnings, Mr.. Rivera withdrew
the bill last week from the
unicameral legislature. He di-
rected Vice President Francisco
Lima to preside over its
redrafting.
Ell Salvador Is the most
densely populated country in
continental Latin America, with
1913 persons a square mile. More
than 2.5 million people are
squeezed into a mountainous
area the size Of Massachusetts,.
About $4,000 new workers enter
the labor force each year.
Government statistics say
there are now $4,000 unem-
ployed-that's SIS per cent Of
the labor force. Economists
here believe that figure is I'M
realistically low. They explain
that coffee pickers work only
three or four months a year,
but are considered to be en-
ployed. A United States eco
nomic adviser estimates that
70 per cent Of the people are
underemployed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-06
BY WALTER WURFEL
Star Staff Writer

SAN SALVADOR, Ell Saliva
dora government plan to re-
form the income tax law here
hit such rough opposition that
President Julio A. Rivera has
backed off and ordered a re-
study.
That leaves Ell Salvador in
company with its Central Amer
lean neighbors Of Costa RIGA
and Honduras, who have also
failed as yet to reform outdated
revenue systems.
More equitable taxes are q
goal Of the Alliance for Prog
ress. The increased revenue
taken from those who can
afford to pay will help the
Latin American countries boost
their own rates Of economic
growth.
In q region where honesty In
government is q recent concept,
large segments of the popula-
ton still believe, however, that
tax increases just provide more
money for officials to steal.
The government here has
launched q campaign to con.
vince people that the taxes thev
pay are returned, to them in
services.
Many Dodge Debt
But the old Latin American
game Of tax evasion is still the
rule. About 1000 persons paid
income taxes in Ell Salvador last
year. The number of others
who should have filed returns
is estimated at between 5000
and $1,000.
Each Of the five Central
American governments now re-
lies on import duties for more
than half of its revenue. Direct
and indirect taxes on goods
account for almost all the rest,
except for the approximately
10 per cent supplied by income
taxes.
The vast majority Of poor
people carry the heaviest tax
burden in relation to income,
because many Of the necessities
they buy are taxed. Increased
income taxes will not hit the
hundreds of thousands of
Arizona tribune., 1963-12-06
Views, PRevIEws
ANo REVIEWS
Edward Banks
DAYS | WILL NEVER FORGET
Edward Banks

While thinking of the historic
occurred during e forgotten.
Everyone in the British Isles and abroad awaited the final
cson of King Edward V On Dec H. 1885, he bdicad order
the American dvorcee, Mrs Wallis Wared
On this evening my father and playing
Coventry England. ot. ,es
When Great Britain Germany on Sept 1880
standing in my doorway Coventry, England my
close friends Sidney May by yelled
unknown destination We again
the first casualties reported.
On Dec 1o4l Pearl Harbor Day. sitting in the Pavilion
Hotel Scarborough England which is owned by the Laugton
family Charles Laughton we'll and his brother
Frank. Bill Glover and Jimmy Cecil, member OF Royal Air
Force squadron, with
Day found driving command with Col Theopolis
Manu. highest ranking field grade officer egro during World
Theatre. We Portland in south
England, on June E, 1914.
Col. Mann is practicing law in Chicago.
butler Henry the Aheneam Court Hotel located on Pcca-
dy London On April H. l945 this
carried all over the world.
Day May S, lo45 celebrated by the Scribe
West Indian journalist for the
Negro chatting with He the United
later and conducted of William Gran-S music
the Hollywood Bowl
Elizabeth Queen married It. Phillip Montbaen,a Crecan
prince.
my childhood friends, Phillip Dunn and Stanley Barfield
together when King George died. We in pub
Coventry England that sixth day Of February. 1852
Now %, 1863 few days
Park, Ill., and waiting for Mr. William Reilly vice PRESIDENT
of Service chairman of the Phoenix man
Relations Commission join &s % #5@s$-
approached told the Of President Kennedy
astounded and thought again
had occurred that l would forget