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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-01

The names Of the champions Of baseball. foot
ball and the ring are a. familiar 10 the average
American as the names Of President Truman
and oensFal Eisenhower. Ths leaders In sports
bear such names - DiMagGio orsenbsFG, zaie.
shArhsy ana Louis They are al Americana
they are ali champions. ThSF WotOriss-On the
playing fislds OF In the rng--thnii Americans.
And IN honoFing the winners, sports lovers
surely the majority Of Amsricans-ars creating
q nationwide fraternity where what the cham
pions are 10 do have become generally accepted
~ more important than thSlr color, creed OF
national origin.
A nIrn Of the IInnna ia the rnnnni unnnIrantin
Evening star., 1949-03-20
Sisterhood to Meet

Mrs. Isabel Gichner will speak
at a meeting of the Sisterhood Of
the Northeast Hebrew Congrega-
ton at $50 p. m.Tuesday at 4316
Twenty-eighth place, Mt. Rainer.
Evening star., 1949-03-20
Los Angeles Carhop Freed
In Staying Of Husband
By the Associated Press

LOS ANGELES, Mar. 19.-Mrs
Betty Ferreri, 26-year-old carhop
and Charles Fauci, 35, roomer in
her home, were acquitted today
of charges of numbering her play
boy husband.
The trial of the waitress and
Fauci lasted six weeks. A jury
of five women and seven men re-
turned its verdict after 26 hours
deliberation. Five ballots were
cast.
The prosecution charged Mrs
Ferreri and Fauci plotted the
death of Jerome Ferreri, 80. II
contended they made handyman
at the residence, Allan Adron, the
Evening star., 1949-03-20

Tuesday. Senator Taft. Repre-
sentative Mccormick, Oscar L.
Chapman, Undersecretary of the
Interior, and Henry Hazlett, editor
of Newsweek Magazine, will dis
cuss How Can We Legislate for
the General Welfare Without
Curbing Personal Liberty?"
At the Tuesday morning session,
Gen. Fleming will talk on traffic
congestion: Commissioner Moses
will describe city planning, and
John l.. McCafrey, president of
the International Harvester Co.,
will explain the economic outlook.
Housing to be Discussed.
Slum clearance and housing will
be the subject at the Tuesday af-
ternoon session.
Speakers will be Senator May
bank, Representative Buchanan,
Mayors Dennis j. Roberts OF Prov
idence, Eugent I. Van Antwerp of
Detroit, and Vincent j. Murphy OF
Newark, and City Manager C. A.
Harrel of Norfolk.
Representative Rains, at the
Wednesday morning session, will
speak on Federal aid to schools.
Austin j. Tobin, executive director
Of the New York Port Authority,
will tell of ways to make airports
self supporting, and Mayor Will
liam B. Hartsfield of Atlanta will
discuss city-county consolidation
and problems of growing cities.
The conference will close with
the address by Mr.. Barkley at a
Wednesday luncheon.
Evening star., 1949-03-20
R. T. WiIcoxon Dies;
Geological Survey Aide

Ralph Foster Wilcoxon, Sc, an
assistant regional engineer with
the Geological Survey here, died
yesterday in Suburban Hospital
after an illness Of two weeks.
A native of Coshocton, Ohio,
he attended schools there. He
had been a topographic engineer
with the Geological Survey since
1914, except for period during
World War I when he served as
q second lieutenant in the Army
Engineers.
Mr.. Wilcoxon lived with his
wife, Mrs. Almeda Marks Will
coxon, at 1908 Rayburn road,
Bethesda. He was a member of
the Bethesda Chevy Chase
American Legion. the Cosmos
Club. American Congress on Sur
veying and Mapping. American
Society of Photogrammetry, Mary
land Historical Society. Mont
gomery County Historical Society
and served on the board OF the
Bethesda Methodist Church.
Funeral services will be held
at 10 am. Wednesday in the
Pumphrey funeral home. 1857
Wisconsin avenue, Bethesda. Bur-
tal will be in Arlington Cemetery.
Evening star., 1949-03-20
New York Firm Leases
BIuebeard's Castle

Bluebeard's Castle, the Interior
Departments exclusive resort hotel
at st. Thomas. Virgin Islands,
will be leased to a New York firm
for 20 years. Secretary Krug an
nounced yesterday.
Built in 1884 as public works
relief project, the hotel was built
around a tower which legend says
was used as a lookout by the
famous pirate. 1t has accomo-
dations for only so guests and the
new lessee, Rheuben Barnett and
Associates, have agreed to spend
S500,000 in expanding the hotel, it
was said.
The Government will receive an
annual rental of $4,000. The for
mer lessees relinquished the hotel
which they rented for $4,000 plus
so per cent of the net profits an
nually.
Evening star., 1949-03-20

A. c. Chinn, The Star. I'm Flight, y
second; Mr.. Chinn. Doing 1t The
Hard Way" third.
Other Prize Winners.
Personality Class Thomas
O'Halloran, Harris 81 Ewing,
"Downcast," first; Mr.. Georges,
Axis Sally" second; Ollie Atkins,
Saturday Evening Post, Labor
Mediator" third. Honorable men
ton: Mr.. Tames, Defense Secre-
tary," first; Paul M. Schmick, The
Star. "J'Accuse." second.
Feature Class-Paul j. Dennehy,
Herald, "A Good Nights
Rest" first; Mr.. Smith, What
Happened" second; Aaron Miller,
Daily News, "Close Up," third.
Honorable mention: Mr.. Dennehy.
"On Top Again." first; Harry
Goodwin, Post, What. No Milk?"
Evening star., 1949-03-20
Notre Dame Club 10 Hold
Communion Breakfast

The Notre Dame Club of Wash
ington will hold it's annual memo
rial communion breakfast in
memory of Knute Rockne next
Sunday at the Carlton Hotel.
The 10 am. breakfast. will be
preceded by a memorial mass at
st. Matthews Cathedral at 9 am.
The mass will be celebrated by the
Rev. Bernard E. Ransing, c. S. c.,
chaplain of the club and president
of Holy Cross College.
Speakers at the breakfast will
be the Rev. Ignatius Smith. o. P,
and Judge Henry Schweinhaut Of
District Court. Adam J. Wolf,
1911 East-West highway, is chair
man of arrangements for the
breakfast.
Notre Dame Club in all parts
of the Nation hold memorial
breakfasts annually on the Sun
day closest to the anniversary of
the death of the Notre Dame foot
ball coach.
Evening star., 1949-03-20
Maj. SonteImonn Named
To Bundmusters' Bourd
BY the Assecioted Press

CHARLOTTE, N. c., Mar. 10
John j. Richards, Long Beach,
Calf, today was elected president
of the American Bandmasters' AS
sociation.
H. c. Bronson, Hague. Va, the
outgoing president. was chosen
chairman Of the Board of Direc-
tors at the annual convention here.
Other new officers: 1t. Col. Har-
old B. Bachman of the University
of Florida, vice president, and
Glenn c. Bainum of Northwestern
University. secretary-treaSurer.
Mai. William Santelmann. con-
ductor of the Marine Band, Wash
ington. was elected a director.
Evening star., 1949-03-20

ond: Charles DelVecchio, Wash
ington Post, Vacant Table" +"
third.
Presidential Class-Mr. Can
cellare, Shutter Bug" first;
George Tames. New York Times.
key West Fisherman second:
Mr.. Cancellare. Champs" third.
Honorable mention: Mr.. Rous,
My Best Campaigner." first;
John M. DiJoseph. REM. "Wel-
come" second; William j. Smith,
AP, Fowl Plea" third; Mr.. Muto.
"A Gift" fourth.
Sports Class-Harvey Georges,
AP. Safe" first; Robert r. Bren-
ner, The Star. Whats Up, Doc. -
second: Marion Carpenter, IMP,
"Out Foxed," third. Honorable
William Berkley Payne,
Times Herald, Nose Dive" first;
Evening star., 1949-03-20
Israe|is and Syrians
Believed Near Start
OF Armistice Talks
Dy the Assoeiotsd Press

RHODES, Mar. 19.-Farid Zein
Eddin of Syria's Foreign Ministry
arrived here unheralded today.
prompting speculation that armis-
tice talks between Syria and
Israel will begin soon.
DR.. Ralph j. Bunche. the United
Nations mediator who is now
working on a pact between Israel
and Trans-Jordan. greeted Zein
Eddin.
Brig. Gen. William E. Riley OF
the United States chief OF the
u. N. field observer staff. flew in
on the same plane as the Syrian.
Gen. Riley has been to Aqaba,
Trans-Jordan's Red Sea port, to
check personally on confused re-
ports Of Jewish, Arab and British
troop movements in that area.
Egypt broke the ice for the
seven-state Arab League by sign
ing an armistice with Israel here
last month. Israeli negotiations
with Trans-Jordan and Lebanon
are still in progress. Syria and
Iraq alone of the others were
actively involved in the Palestine
war. Saudi Arabia and Yemen
did not send troops.
Two Skymasters arrived in
Bombay to evacuate 200 non-ln-
dian Jews. mostly from Iran and
Afghanistan, stranded at the In
dian city for nearly three years.
The planes will leave for LYDIA
with 10 Of the group Sunday.
The Jews left their original
homes following President Tru-
mans proposal during British
mandate days for opening OF
Palestine to further Jewish imml-
grafton. The British, however,
refused to issue them visas.
The British Colonial Office said
Saturday the British protectorate
of Alden, where the Red and
Arabian Seas meet, proposes clos
ing its borders to Jews OF neigh
boring Yemen to avoid race riots.
Arab-Jewish disorders are est1-
mated to have taken 200 lives IN
the protectorate in 1947.
Stanton Grif1ls, American am
bassador to Egypt and director OF
u. N. Relief for Palestine Refu-
gees, expressed belief in Rome
that there will be a long era OF
peace in the Middle East if peace
prevails between the United
States and Russia. Left alone. he
said, the Jews and Arabs will get
along with no further fighting.
Mr.. Griffis is on his way to the
United States.
Evening star., 1949-03-20

fall guy" by inducing him to
fire at the husband.
Adron has pleaded guilty but
claimed insanity and will be SEN
fenced later. Mrs. Ferreri. the
State charged, struck her husband
20 times with meat cleaver.
The couple had a son. Vincent,
4. He now is in custody of Fer
reri's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vim
cent Ferreri of New Brunswick,
Evening star., 1949-03-20
second: Charles o. Jones, Times
Herald. "Instrusion," third.

second: Charles o. Jones, Times
Herald. "Instrusion." third.
Scenic Class-Mr. Cancellare,
Love In Bloom" first; Jackie
Martin, King Features, With
June second; Mr.. Atkins, "Cat
Fishing third. Honorable men
ton: Mr.. Baker, Cherry Bios
soms," first, John r. Horan, The
Star, Country Lane" second; Mr..
Carpenter. white Magic" third.
Color Class-Willard r. Culver,
National Geographic. preparing
Milady's Bath" first; Mr.. Miller,
Morning Fire" second; MI.
Baker, Going Hunting" third.
Honorable mention: Mr.. Schmick,
"Three's No Crowd" first; Francis
Routt, The Star, Capitol Twi-
light" second; Mr.. Culver. Draw
ing Rooms" third.
Evening star., 1949-03-20
Club to Hear Malone

Senator Malone of Nevada will
address the District Young Re-
publican Club on the influence
of Republicans on President Tru-
mans Fair Deal" program at a
meeting at 8 pm. tomorrow at
the Raleigh Hotel. Plans for elec-
ton of officers also will be dis
cusSed,
Evening star., 1949-03-20
Allegheny Alumni to Meet

DR.. Louis T. Benezet, president
of Allegheny College. Meadville.
Pa, will speak at a meeting of
Washington alumni of the college
at 8 pm. Tuesday at the YWCA.
Roger L. Baldwin is in charge of
ARRANGEMENTS.
Evening star., 1949-01-23
HELP MEN AND WOMEN

foop sore oHf ARFEkE k1k f0s MAfREr Eeis sros;Ty
Columbia rike, Arlington. Va. "a
SPOTTER. dry cleaner, Prosperity
mssh'ns 9ssr inSpeet"2 e9S DFfsse!s FA ass silk mn
PORTRAIT STUDIO photographer
manager; excel opport with ma
tional organization for aggressive
individual with pleasant personality
and selling ability salary plus COM
mission Call ST. sS55 for appt
STENCIL CUTTER and ONCE helper.
lSs ACME LETTER EG4-E CO. ssi E st NV. NV,
Room No 400. Call EX; si@a:
Ful time. part time. New product
Sa Ender - Your name sell wr, mail order
FISHER. 1851 Park rd. NV.
COUPIE-Must be AL with recent
city refs. working as couple in pvt.
home. Live in. Own pvt. suite up
stairs. Good salary. SIN. fam:
Must like children OR. 0544. Is
CREDIT DEPT. to train for position
portunitv. Good salary and working
cond. HOFFMAN, UPHoLsTERERs,
SLIP IN 2 COVER vi CUTTER, must have
car. HoFfMANN UPHoLsTERERs'
CO. 5ll6 -
WANTED two men or women. ases
lS to 35. for full or part-time work
as magazine agents. Be in business
for yourself. Work from your own
home at your leisure time. We pay
highest commissions For full par
ticulars call RE S436. KEYSTONE
READERS SERVICE. between and
10 am. ~
ADV. MGR, newspaper; D. C. COM
munity; 10000 cir; cons. college
student part time. OK. 3lal. ID
SOLICITORS to work with photos-
rapher. li05 Center Plaza, Aev
Fairlirsto ton Shopping Center -,5
COLORED REAL ESTATE salesmen
and Saleslaoies f1: progressive Of
flce Good co-ooeration and COM
mission DU 4un1
Evening star., 1949-01-23
HELP WOMEN

ARTIST-Apprentic to assist in ar
dept of lithographic. printing anc
publishing under top flight art direc-
tor: can be approved for G1 train
ing; state qualifications and expert
ARTIST. free lance. exper. in fin:
ished LETTERING. illustration and
pasteup for Offset reproduction: as
surance of steady flow; attr. work
downtown location. State uuslifica-
Assnsr.STx t,sns S9x a!JYi sUYER stST for millinery
enee.' enee uoi Repiy Box Box 3s6-s, Star, Stat
gs,sTsNS ing as sxpeTnisnsfr IS Pleas
ant woman, 80 to 40. with hotel or
espsny sSpptt desrsd for In POSITION
auiring once duties, incl. typing and
payroll. and Supervisory, housekeep-
Ing duties: good health essential;
high school graduate required; Ap,
ply ITSTTGN psTsSnnel dspti ip1NivTRE,TY The GEosGE
g sanN ST. NV ST. $500.
TO PHYSICIAN in clin-
ical and clerical capacity Will tram
If necessary: opportunity for earnest
worker. Box 26a-S. Star. --26
BEAUTICIAN. all-around operator for
Thursdays. Fridays and Saturdays ;an, days
BEAUTICIAN. with managers license,
to operate beauty salon in womens S
health club. YMCA: exceptional op-
portunity: high salary and commits
Y%cA s!Sn e.: iss ie e. n'rToR nR NGoT Ms rostef Tas
BEAUTY OPERATOR. with Harper
method training or experience: good
salary and commission. EMILE
1921 Conn. ave. IA
Evening star., 1949-01-23
Classified Ad Rotes
AOCNI huVeTIIStTS
Three Lines (Minimum)

4HTcS AIucb tuIuInumI
or 2 times. 35c per line pei
insertion.
3 to 6 times consecutively, 32c
per line per insertion.
Z times or longer, consecutively
30c per dine per insertion.
Advertisements under Special
Notices, and Personal, SC per
line additional.
Advertisements Of New Auto
mobiles, soc per line, 4-line
minimum.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines (Minimum)
Flat rate per line - SOC
Out-of-town Rate Is charged on
all advertising IS miles or more
from Washington.
If advertisement was prepaid, re-
tain cash register receipt, which bears
serial number with date and identi-
mes your advertisement.
Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before second in
SerLlon
When canceling classified advertise
ments be sure to make q note of the
cancellation number. This is i'm
portant in case your statement does
not show a credit for the cancella-
tion
Evening star., 1949-01-23
AGENTS

FREE sAMPLEs-Bis profits show
ing amazing glow-in-the dark spe-
cialties. House numbers, pictures
plastic novelties. religious and nurs-
cry objects. etc Large manufac-
turer. MADISON MILLS. 303 4th
ave New Yorl;. N Y.
A DRESS YOURS with every 3 you
order for yourself and family. AmaZ-
ing new bonus plan. Everything
free. HARTFORD FROCKS, Dept,
W-9'3n, Cincinnati Ohio.
"NO-FOG" windshield cloth. In
stantly removes blurry mist. frost,
sleet, snow Stops windshield fog
gine Samples sent on trial. KRISTEF
6s. Akron. Ohio.
MEN. WnMEN-CaSh for you-easv.
Show friends, neishbors amazine
laundry-saving plastic tablecloths.
aprons. rainwear. baby needs. Ire
mendous demand. Housewives wi d
about them. Beautiful patterns. col
ors sell on sight Big profits Write
for free outfit. Lorraine PRODUCTS,
Dept MIG. All S. Clinton, Chicaso.
WHERE To BUY soo,ooo article
dircc' from manufacturer. Serd
for Your Profits Under the Spot
light '' GLASS PUB. CO., Ellwood
Evening star., 1949-01-23

When answering ddUer-
tiSements addressed to
Star bores do NOT inclose
original references, pho
togrdphs or other papers
OF personal Udlue. AdUer-
tisers often fail to call for
all replies addressed to a
Star bor number and this
mail is destroyed If re-
naming oUer 10 days after
final insertion of adUer-
tiSement.
In order to protect its
advertisers from receiUing
circular matter, it is er-
preSsly understood and
agreed that all such mat
ter 1Dill be ,Uithheld as far
as possible by The Std.
Only bona fde ansWers to
Advertisements addressed
to boz numbers in care of
The Star tDill be delivered
to advertisers on presentd-
ton of the bor number
ticket.
Evening star., 1949-01-23
SALES PARTNER

Wanted City of Washington plu'
adjoining counties as exclusive sale!
territory. Established over 40 yrs.
with substantial going volume anc
earnings. for leading national manu-.
facturer of fine custom made adver'
tising specialities: Membership signs
emblems. badges. etc. for trade sno
other ORGANIZATIONS, In constant de,
mand. A lifetime opportunity fol
high-class creative type Young sales
man with success record. Washing
ton Office and secretary at company
expense. Protected commission basis
No investment required. Car essen:
tial. Phone EX 54ll. or call -
Eye st NV. January 20, THE
WHITEHEAD & HOAG CO.
Earnings Up to 5000 Weekly
Selling the finest all-aluminum storm
screen windows and doors. Mint
you, this is the most complete!
priced line on the mar Eet and you n
backed by extensive ADVERTISING ane
one of the oldest, reliable firms II
the country. VIM BORNSTE1N &
SON. INC. .nd and Kennedy SITS
NV ia $500 ~
Evening star., 1949-01-23
SAlESkdEk

Statesmen with car: SIS weekly
Apply Monday bet. 10 and l.. 1!4
9th st. NV. Rm. o.. Victor Bldg
WE ARE EXPANDING our sale.
force You will praise the day tina
this al was answered and wish
you had known of our protectio:
plan many yeals before. You neet
a car and desire to be among th'
hisntr paiu statesmen. With thi'
we give you, successful lifetim,
career can and will be realized
Telephone SH 464l between am
BUILDING MATERIALS salesmen, ex.
perier ce necessary: inside store sell.
ing arithmetieal bscksround;;, ocp,.
portunity por6 for yoYns men men Call At
SALESMEN-Salary and commission
transp. furnished; no experience nee
essary. See MR. GUM, 1909 Mt;
olivet I'd, n.e: before, 10 am. Is
used cars. for well-established com
pany; good salary and commission;
plenty OF nice. clean cars to sell al
the lowest prices in town; unusua
opportunity and secure future. Ap:
ply Q am. or after pm, AUTO
WHOLESALERS. INC. 1871 Bla-
sain dfns0uEs EsrSrl Il MS fsAihnsxsS1Excer- 4 ssS
lent opportunity for capable man,
Cal ST. 1881 or GE. sl54, MILLER
EASY DOLLAR PLAN. quick success.
Sell advertising pencils, key cases;
calendars to all bu inesses. 1000
Free sample Xii. IEDERER ADV.
GIFTS. l?5 west 33rd. New York
sALESMEN-Earn large amount wkly.,
selling only six pair shoes daily.
Commission and bonus. Wide variety
for men. women. children. No in
TANNERS SHOE, $50 Bo ton; Mass;
SALESMEN-Earn from $40 to $40
commission daily, selling low-cost
family aroup life insurance; world
wide coverage. No race or occupaa :
tonal restrictions. Box 34o''
STORM WINDOW SALESMAN. for
the beautiful satin finished Hunter
aluminium windows and doors. also
colorful aluminium roll-up awning
and aluminium door canoples. IN
come should be above 5000 week.
Opportunity for experienced, nuali-
fied producer 10 make a kew connec-
We share the profits with you. fullest
cooperation extended. Phone EN-
GEL. ST. 3'47. =
BIG CASH every week. New. low
priced deal for businessmen. sales
daily pays you large advanced comm.
Free pocket samples. GLIDEWELL::
SELF ADvIeTIsING UNIFORMS.
work garments. bowling shirts to
service stations. garages, factories
etc. Prospects and profits unlimited.
F"ss.,PsI' IS GH!t'!: inc. hofes' Dept. y.
LIFE hiN!ssUIRANCE-salary and COM
mi sion during training period; II
you are between 25 to 40. high
school graduate and seekina security,
Ply JOHN HANCOCK LIFE ms, y
to call on commercial
accts. in Wash. area for large major
CO., leader in its field: must have
automotive sales exp; insurance,
hospitaliza ton and retirement plan,
GOOD salary plus bonus; car fur
nished: unlimited opportunities Tor
promotion. Answer in cwn hand
writing, giving age and exp. Box
waNTED@Man M MA who can qualify for
nearby. Write RAWLEIGHs, Dept
DCA-l4-15S. Chester. Pa.
1880 PROFIT on every order. Pay
day every day Americas largest
retailers of VIM. A. Rogers silver
ware offer top commission on Amer
lca's fastest selling silver line. You
can easily write : orders daily. No
delivering. servicing or collecting.
Sell anywhere. Comm. on all re-
peats. Write today, Dept. 20e, P.
o. Box In. Richmond, Va.
Evening star., 1949-01-23
RalelSn HaberdaSher
1910 F ST. Is
AUTO MECHANICS

'3'. years, has need Of several first
rate mechanics who are interested
in TOP pay and security in the years
ahead. Our pay plan Is flexible to
adequately provide for the volume
producer as vel! as for those who
prefer the fixed, steadier income
Our used-car operation includes the
sales of all makes Of cars and offers
the general mechanic a real chance
to show his ability. The 40 Ford is
new from top TO bottom and much
easier to service. consequent W
are sure many mechanics will now
be eager to service our product Our
downtown location with 100000
square feet of floor space provides
facilities and floor space for the
most outstanding service department
in the Eastern part of the United
States The arrangements for paid
vacations and holidays together with
disqualification and surgical insur-
ance benefits equal or exceed those
company offers you the opportunity
you have been looking for; top SAL
ary: best working conditions; new
modern equipment. and security
benefits. Investisate this chance in
a lifetime now. These positions are
positively permanent for those who
want high pay and definite lob Sc
curly for years 10 come. Come in
and see Mr. Nelson, service manager,
Hill & Tibbitts, Inc.
Evening star., 1949-01-23
HELP MEN
WORKERS ONLY

STEADY WORKERS ONLY. Good
pay, all-year-round work. Apply
Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Blsdensburs
rd. ne, between 4 and pm. any
oPPoRGTfNITy for sales representa-
for a capable, man. exp, in business
methods and systems equipment;
for appointment, DIEBOLD. INC.
1909 M st. NV, Rins Blds., Wash.
THE RIGHT POSITION for the right
man. We are seeking the services
of few hlgh-Rrade men over - yrs.
of age, who possess neat appearance
and good character. who have am
bition to make success and who
are willing to work hard to realize
only in men who desire permanent
positions, who can take on respon-
sibility and use initiative. These
are perm. positions. and any average
person can plan to make in excess
of 500 per wk. from the start Men
chosen will be trained and especially
prepared for this work Car essential.
For personal interview. write Box
26l-S. Star. giving phone number.
IMMEDIATE opening for district
manager Of oldEestablished Arm in
field of horticulture. Permanent
and local. To hire ana train men
making pleasant contacts among
land owners in semiprofessionsl ca
pacity. Car necessary Age 30-45.
Successful sales manaserial back
ground helpful. Proven trainina
pF0siam Pro- and excellent
'TELFoRD. Box 20". Newark. New
York State
AGE Is. are you looking for a new
job? In many industries. wnen a
man reaches As, his business life is
way. The dignity anG hetter iude-
menf .lat surrounds man OF As
to 80 is what We most desiIt. That
is where life reall" begins With
The man who has forned tnt habit
of doins full Gays work. q Gays
week. as matter Of fact. and
not as an exception, will receive
our lull cooperation end the
chance for lifetime position; in
well past that ase are earning from
$1,000 to Nl3,0OO per w. maybe
you can do it. too; lust three re-
auirements. good intentions, an
MondsE p.m. sharp. 81" New
vile with you if you can.
WAN TED, 1st-class machiniSts ana
too makers Apply in person.
NATIONAL ELECTRIC MACHINE
SHOP. INC. 9la Jesup Blair dr.,
Silver Spring, Mo. 80
: SINGLE MEN. honest, sober, for
farm ood wages with room and
BOARD. Apply mgr, BELLEVUE
FAR We. Byattsv!lle, Md. Call WA.
1925 -o3
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY in sales
force OF larGe life insurance COM
pany for two men between % and
A. Territory-D. c. and nearb"
counties IN Md. and Va. :, years
college education desired. Car re-
oulred. Men accepted will be thor
oueh!y trained and adequately
financed. Write qualifications to l.
W. BROWN, JR., 5"6 Woodward
Bldg. WASHINGTON ), D. c., or Call
Ma. 9,S.
WANTED MAN to learn refrigeration
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