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Evening star., 1950-02-19

SALESMAN now employed at door
to-door selling to handle full, ap.
pliance line as side-line; liberal
commission. Cali IA. 1871. -19
nnIsd must pf eransS ast fannT aIn1 With In
sALEsMAN-For furniture store.
Must be experienced; good salary
and working conditions. Apply Mr..
Rota; JULIUS LANsBURGH FURN1-
SALESMAN. Thoroughly experienced,
selling mems, furnishings; work
clothing and luggage, steady posi-
ton, excellent salary. D. C. TRAD
ING POST. Ala 9th st. NV.
ing goods esper. ass"' ppi Apply Dsa sss io St
SALESMAN. experienced in kitchen
modernization, to take charge of
dept, and sell major appliances and
oldest and best-known stores. This
is a steady Job with a good future
where. your earnings will be limited
only by your own efforts. J. L.
Iss. BATEMAN ,15 N Z & SON, aoo4 RHODE 5s
sALESMAN-For retail liquor store.
Apply 5319 Wis. ave. NV.
SALESMAN, $3.50 plus weekly in
quick cash; permanent, with future
to experienced, mature closer. No
canvassing. 925h F st. NV, 3rd fl.
SALES MANAGER-Excelle propo-
sition for an exp. sales manager who
is willing to get out in the field
and train men and build up a sales
force selling aluminium storm win
dows and awnings for an established
flrm. We have the items if you have
the ability. See MR.. HOFFMAN,
60R r. I, ave. ne -o0
Evening star., 1950-02-19
MEN

II you are unemployed and in need
properly. support your family and
are willing to work in selling mer-
che ndise that will give you oppor-
proportion to your efforts. then read
every word of this ad and plan to
see me promptly at the appointed
time. We merchandise all of our
prodVct$ peofIv }r6m that we manufactq1e d.
customerS-we furnish you with all
the merchandise that you sell every
os Gay on % %consignment and without
ciHaive cash depoSit' rEs5f 70 YoH have The ex-
counts of your customer. We A.
nance the entire transaction. With
US you will build your own business
excepting that we pay the cost Of
66psraflns 6pspcb ofeas all OF %arv our own factory
business. Others start a little slower.
but If you are sincere and want q
genuine opportunity, We have it.
We, We cannot make you work, but II
all we can, and l am sure that you
can build selling business that will
pay you commissioned incomes way
beyond your expectations. Here is
business. earned $4,000 in his
first, 40 months with us. He worked
hard but he had no previous selling
ness. In the last Is years We have
grown to be the largest in our spe-
cialty field and it is our intention
that 1850 shall be our biggest year
IN IN our history. January was the
this expansion and srowth YOU may
find yoqrr opportunity for high in
come. II you cam do our work sue
cessfu1ly, You can have financial
opson hef. is IN No oser y BBsTioes Bssoes!
Eiectrolux business. No special skill
come from all trades. They are. Of
searching for unlimited opportunity
such as, we have available selling
our products. Here is an exampls
t OF cross @ section Of few of our
last ncauns wsekIand eek, an, what their former
road fireman, earned S5,654.45 last
year and last week, Feb. 4, he
earned sl67 ;O9; he, is SO years Of
ton in. 1945. F. r. ca former
clerk, Joined our organization FEB,
II. 1919; earned for the balance OF
the year S6,4S5, and for the last
Se6 See6' ending Feb. .4th, he earned
S6,631 80; came to us Jan. 6. 1947,
from the, Navy; last week, Feb. 4.
chanic by trade, 81 years of age,
last. year earned SS,6s6. 70; last
week. Feb. 4. S17O.99. Space does
not permit the complete history OF
our business and the men who hsys
found outstanding success with us.
However, if you are interested in the
kind OF an opportunity we havs
briefly outlined herewith, please ar
range to come in to see me at II
a m. Monday morning, Feb. 90,
do not guarantee to employ you, but
I will discuss all the phases Of our
business with you and if you are
able to furnish satisfactory refer
ences your application will be con-
sidered.
Evening star., 1950-02-19
ENGINEER
EElnntrnnincl

Must have wide experience in tele-
vision work. including camera.
ENGINEERING AND RESEARCH
CORP. Riverdale. Md. WA. AHA.
Evening star., 1950-02-19
NIGHT PORTER

NIGHT PORTER
Good salary. Closed Sat. Hours to be
arranged VENEZIA CAFETERIA.
1857 10th st. NV. 20s
OIL BURNER SERVICEMAN, min of
10 years experience on domestic
and industrial burner equip. Give
full details of experience, salary re-
auirements. Box 3S4-X. Star.
OPTOMETRIST, registered in D. c.:
good position. Mr.. Ullman. NEW
YORK JEWELRY CO., 10 7th st
ORDER COOK, white. or grill man,
experienced, nearby Md restaurant;
good salary and hours: must be
sober. Box 1905, Star 30
PART-TIME SALESMAN, work ewes.
ing, profitable campaign arranged
by reputable local Dodge-Plymouth
dealer. Excellent pay plan req.
Neat appearance, ability to meet
public and interested in sales work
Must have car. Call TOM ROSA,
LU. 4-7400 for interview. -s2
PASTRY COOK
Experienced man for cakes and
cookies Permanent position with
excellent working conditions. Free
insurance and health benefits. Ap-
ply Personnel Office, L street en-
HOTEL STATLER
Evening star., 1950-02-19

DRIVER, wanted to work in junk
shop. 200 M st. s.w.
DRIVERS wanted for Diamond cabs,
new and used cars avail; reas
rental rates: must have identifica-
ton card. Diamond lot, 101 M st.
ne. See MELVIN HERMAN.
DRIVER, part time, early morning,
late afternoon, to drive school bus.
RA. 6542. -25
DRIVER SALESMAN. exper.. for es-
tablished wholesale bakery route;
guer. salary: good opportunity.
DRUG CLERK, exper.; local refer
ence, drivers permit required. AP.
222a. -19
Evening star., 1950-02-19
statesmen
USUAL OPPORTUNITY

UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
We show you by actual demonstration
in the field how you can earn 500
and uH weekly working only Is hours
a day, ) days week. no evening
work. For appointment call WALTER
SITES. Sligo G6Sl. Sun.
Evening star., 1950-02-19

pleaSe write.
YOUNG MAN, for life Insurance. CO..
age 20 TO 80. with actuarial back
ground and experience in claims,
renders. Write Box 1857. Star.
giving resume and salary desired.
YOUNG MAN around 80 with print
associated with Washington print
Ing firm in, sales capacity. Give
complete background Of former em-
9s9y.Y' 9PlG9yYens stsr and personal history. Boz
YoUNG MAN. 1924. opportunity unity to
Apply 1915 Half st. s.e Monday.
YOUNG MAN with general Insurance
experience to join group of insur-
ance counselors. Opportunity for
ambitious man to increase earnings.
Stse SSsseiop new business. Box ely.
YOUNG MAN with some knowledgs
OF, printing layout, estimating and
sales. Permanent, excellent oppor-
tunity for one with initiative. Boz
YOUNG MAN, 1s years, single. re-
cent high school graduate, for per-
manent position with life Insurance.
company as IBM tabulating machine
eapeTator anna r ns2soS no sXperisnce
am, Room 800, S16 14th st. NV,
EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE 70.
YOUNG MAN, at least 2 yrs. college,
fast typist with general office exper.,
looking for Job with a future; good
starting salary. Apply Box 150-Y,
Star. 30
YOUNG MAN, high school grad.,
white, to learn interesting business;
5-day wk. Box 66-S, Star.
YOUNG MAN. with local bank expert
ence, to work in accounting division
OF life insurance company. Fine
opportunity for advancement. Apply
between $50 and $50 am. Room
300, EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE
CO. SIG 14th st. NV. 30
YOUNG MAN, high school graduate.
to start in real estate office; typing
and some knowledge of bookkeeping
desirable; salary commensurate with
ability. DI 1900. -19
YOUNG MEN wanted for work in
stock room and to learn operation
OF duplicating and mailing machines.
40-hour, 5-day week, state age and
phone number when answering. Boz
GENERAL OFFICE ROUTINE, steno-
graphic fling, and ETC.; telephone
switchboard experience desirable;
permanent for right man. Write
Box 9-S, Star. 30
$50 a DAY-Sell solid brass name
plates for front doors; retails So so,
you make 81. Write today, RICH
ARD ENGRAVING CO., Waitham.
Evening star., 1950-02-19
NATL EMPL. SERVICE
170S G ST NV.
MEN

MEN
Manager, credit collection section
hospital credit exper. nee, collese
background. 3545 yrs; start
Sd. 900.
Casualty insurance underwater. ex-
per. 30-40 yrs; start $3.50.
Manager -trainee, coffee shop, Alex
some exper. nee. $3.50 yrs; start
$40
Sheet metalman. store fixture exper..
top salary.
5th-class engineer, apt. house; SlS5-
Secretary. contractor. good future;
512 days; S45-S55.
WOMEN
1885 YRS.
Immediate hiring on all the following
Secy;, mortge.. real estate, days;
Secy.. management consultant. paid
Secy.. construction; S2.600-S3 600.
secy., association, beautiful office;
secy;;,o legal, fast shorthand; $780,
secys.. cAF-3. 80 days annual
leave; $4,000
stenosh personnel rs ne ofice. rusty
SStenogs.. ne; S2.520o 49,.
hand; 1890 200.
Asst. librarian. degree or exper. clas-
sification; 2.400.
Research woman. appraisal and sur
veyS, knowledge of stat. tabulatfon
so words typing nee; S2,400.
Supervisor, dept. store exper.. mail
and order section, $3.50 yrs, 3
days: $4,000.
Medical lab tech. large company,
25-35 yrs. 5 days: start So 800.
Typist. stencils. front office. days;
Typist. hospital lab: $3.50.
Artist. lithography. type setting lay
outs 5 DAYS: $1,000
Evening star., 1950-02-19

SECRETARY SIENOS.
1. Dentist office. recent h. S. graduate
preferred, receptionist work. $40.
2. Editorial or chemical exper.. COL
lege graduate, 20-30 yrs, single,
5 days, good appearance. $50. /,
3. Public relations, under 35. 3 days,
good opportunity. $3.50.
f.: Legal exper:. 25 to 35 yrs. single,
5 days. $500.
5. Trade association. days. college
graduate, 20-35 yrs. start S240.
ADAMS AGENCY, 204 Colorado Bldg.
Evening star., 1950-02-19

SALES TRAINEES-We will employ
several alert young men for train
ing in outside SalesWork; immediate
earnings for those who qualify and
advancement assured for successful
men. See Mr.. Crocker, Mon. morn
ing. M1LLER'S MUSIC STORE. 1888
SANDWICH AND COUNTER MAN,
BAssfN's. 1926 Penn. "a ave! i'eutSS' ms0
SANITARIAN, for city public health
work, must, have bachelor degree.
Write giving qualifications to
ALEXANDRIA HEALTH DEPT. Ia
SECURITIES SALESMAN - Long-es-
tablished investment firm. members
9f the New York Stock Exchange,
enced statesmen. Firm will cooper
ate in furnishing ideas and val
liable leads. Highest references re-
auired. Mr.. Kreeger, ROBERT c.
JONES q CO.. ME. 2922.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
experts experienced ed lube AND !, wash man
9449; ewes. La 6-935a. "l''' ~
SERVICE STATION, expert lubrica-
tion man; must be. reliable and in
dustrious; good salary, plus comm.
and vacation Only well exper. men
with refs, need apply. See MR..
BARRON. manager, Sunoco Service
Station Wis. ave. and River rd.-23
SIGN ERECToR-For erecting all
types of signs. State age and ex-
perience. Box 270-Y Star. 30
SHOE SALESMAN. experienced,
steady position. chance for advance
ment Apply NEISNER'S, Shoe Dept,
18th and G. -21
SHOE Statesmen. must be expert
enced, also knowledge of window
trimming. Apply in person. MOE
BERG SHOE STORES, 1913 Balti-
more ave. Hyattsville. Md.
SOLICITORS-If you have the per-
sonality and ability to sell, we have
the product. Home linen rental has
taken WASHINGTON by storm. Every
housewife is. prospect. Call in
person Monday. LINENS OF THE
WEEK. 1892 Fenwick st. ne.
SPOTTER-White. experienced: quail
1ty work only; good pay 5422 First
place. of Kennedy st. NV. RA. O447
Evening star., 1950-02-19
SALESMAN AT ONCE

Local suburban territory now open
resent national corporation in dig
nified semiprofessional capacity;
consistent and intelligent effort will
insure excel, steady, year-around
income and perm. career in dis
tinctly Iow-pressure field; pleasant
contacts, repeat business, exclusive
territory; age no barrier; previous
sales .exper. not essential as sue
cessful applicant will receive COM
plete training and supervision by
local company representative; car
NECESSARY. Box 220-T Star 90
Evening star., 1950-02-19
NATIONAL CORP.

Needs young men over 81 to learn
ambitious and ability to follow in.
structions. Approximate income
while learning, $50 to 500 per week;
approximate earnings after 90 days.
500 to $3.50 weekly. See MIR. MUIR.
RAY. Room 310, Ring Bldg, 18th
and M SITS. NV, 10 to / only. 90
lCnntinued IN NeXt Para
Evening star., 1950-02-19
EVENING STAR
BUILDING

BUILDING
l1O1 Pa. Ave NV. 10
KEEPER FOR ESTATE, must BE mar
chanical maintenance work; good
CANE cal p1. dn0 7i17 for fesS; appon9ment TfeTf
sUPERvIsoR-white pro
Must have detailed knowledge Of
wash room operations and general
knowledge of plant production.
State exp, salary, age. references.
Box 342-T, Star. -21
LIQUOR SALESMAN
For retail al liquor and wine wine store:
for the right man; excellent oppor-
tunity for advancement. Do not
CENTRAL, 51s 9th ST. NV. -25
LIFE INSURANCE MAN, exper., to
handle policy owners service, corre-
spondence and home office, age 30 to
As. must have good educational back
ance, and ability to dictate good
business letters. This is a clerical
job, not an executives position. s.
day wk:, salary $500. per mo. .Ap-
ply by letter or in person to Robert
" DOuIhC oN1 lClJ oElTbS 1SEO
LIFE INSURANCE CO., 1900 goth
LiNoLEUM LAYERS HELPER wanted
to work in Southern Md. Must be
exper. Call Waldorf 1881 after 7
pm.
LTNOLEUM MECHANIC, thoroughly
experienced. FAIRFAX LINOLEUM
SERVICE. Call Fairfax 5S5. ga
LINOLEUM MECHANIC, permanent
position. must be experienced. KE.
MAiNTENANCE MAN for odd Jobs
and work in our laundry; 5000 mo-
clear of all taxes. HOTEL COURT
9999 Baltimore blvd. TO. 567S. al
MEAT CLERK. sober and reliable;
5-day wk.; steady job. Apply Tues.
Stand 58 9th and o SITS, Market :.
MEN-Start on ! or 2 day trial
basis II you wish. THE FULLER
BRUSH CO. has a few excellent
openings In established territories.
No experience necessary. An ex-
perienced man will train you. Ex-
cellent earnings. Apply $40 Ma
tional Press Bldg, 14th and sts.
NV, or call DI. 4477 or DI. 349S.
MUSICIANS-Mand violin and
guitar to play and sing hillbilly and
popular. Do not call if not agree
able and dependable WA 1879
Evening star., 1950-02-19
JANITOR

Colored. 25-35 years Of age. married,
physically fit. neat in appearance;
for janitor's position with Evening
Star. 40-hour week. Apply at
Personnel, Room sos, Monday and
Tuesday, 9-12
Evening star., 1950-02-19
PATENT LAWYER

Wanted by long established North
western Indiana manufacturer. full
time, to head department. Manu-
featuring under many. patents, IL
censinE others; expanding research
broad new electrical development.
assures future. Will report directly
to top management fully patent
conscious; position permanent. SAL
AIRY exceptional with liberal group
nuity privileges. Give full back
ground and earliests availability.
CONFIDENTIAL. Boz 230-X, Star. 80
registered, exper. and
refs. required; good hrs, good sur
roundings. Box 389-T. Star. 80
Evening star., 1950-02-19
MEN (3)

For exceptional sales position: no
eanvaSstng or collecting, leads furn.
car essen; will consider few in
exper. men. Thoroush training.
Apply @5l1 BladenSburg rd, ne
H:3O to noon or 7:3O TO q pm.
Mon. through Wed -ol
Evening star., 1950-02-19

WHITE CROSS PLAN
We have an opening In the Silver
Spring, Rockville, Gaithersburg area
for staff members. Married man
between 25 and 35 preferred. Earn
ings approx. S125, weekly plus ad-
ditional bonus. See MR. CONRAD.
II am. to /, Rm. 102, Harwill
Bldg 1898 K st NV
Evening star., 1950-02-19
HELP MEN

ence not necessary but valuable.
Must have car. Starting salary
$40 weekly, advancement on inGi.
xldual merits. Box BLK, Star.
MEN, employed or unemployed. ia
take orders for finest quality Of
plated baby shoes; fulltime or side
line. Every mother a prospect; earn
good commission. Write to P.O. Boy
l92, Silver Spring Nd. las
MEN WANTED, full or part time, to
take wholesale orders from stores
for all kinds of nuts. candy and
other food items; established route
paying over 81 so hour now avail,
TO man who proves ne can obtain
new customers. Get your samples
and price list at CLARK'S, 1910 Lee
highway, Arl., after am. Mon
day
A LARGE LIFE INSURANCE CO.
is considering a salesman with no
insurance experience but interested
IN becoming connected in a we'll
paving future career in the life
insurance business. Steady income
Tor service of present policy holders
p!uS commissions on new business.
We train and pay you while in
school. At least high school grad
uate,, GOOD health, must have auto
mobile, prefer married men between
20 and 30, natives of WASHINGTON
and vicinity. Phone EX. DIGS be-
tween q and 4 for amt
Evening star., 1950-02-19

APPLICAToRs, ash. siding: mechanic
only. long Job. See RICHMOND,
BrookviIle Homes, Wheaton. Md.
ARCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMAN, ex-
perienced In residential and COM
mercial: all replies confidential;
state experience. Box Gay, Star,
ARCHITECTURAL ENGINEER. with
drafting ability, for position as office
engineer. with trade association
Age 22-30, starting salary .S275-
$500. Excel. opport. for advance
ment to field engineering work. Give
outline of educational BACKGROUND
and exoer. Box 347-Y Star. 30
ARTIST, for advertising agency.
Newspaper agency experience. Splen-
did opportunity. EX. 1921.
ARTIST. commercial. experienced,
some layout, and copy writing. for.
small well established advertising
agency. Write qualifications to Box
470-S, Star. -19
DIRECTOR, private day
camp. for summer months. State
exper. and salary expected. Box
bly, Star. -25
Evening star., 1950-02-19

TYPISTS (F) to S45 Wk.
90 wp.m.. trade group. Hotel PIX
typiSt S160 up. Store typiSt, eX-
per, $40 wk Many others hourly
Miss Evans. BOYD'S, 700 18th,
cor c.
Evening star., 1950-02-19

When answering Advertisements
dddr eSSed to Star boIes do NO"
incloSe original references. or
other materials OF personal pGlue.
Copies Serue the purpose and
ORIGINALS may oct lost
Evening star., 1950-02-19
HELP WANTED AGENCIES

Estimator (M), S140 Wk.
Construction, D. C. exper. nee Mr.
Ford. MA. @34O
BOYD'S, 700 18th, Cor. G
Evening star., 1950-02-19
y.sI1 - IUI LIItIIIotIVtS
INVESTMENT

We have nothing to sell YOU, no de-
posit required, but several men will
be given a rare opportunity for 4
substantial income, and those who
qualify rapid advancement. Con-
crete examples of earnings from
Sl00 to $500 per week. Car essen-
APPLY IN PERSON TO MIR. CARR,
1911 H ST. NV. ROOM zoo,
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1890
Am. Prepare to remain the bal.
ance of the day If accepted
Evening star., 1950-02-19
M FN

Factory representative Of a LARGE COR
poration will be in Washington on
Monday, February 20, to interview
men resarding plan to place them
Evening star., 1950-02-19

ADVERTISING SOLICITOR for ma
tional flower show program: ex-
cellent earnings, commission basis
Sterling 24S4, Monday, MR. HOLT.
Evening star., 1950-02-19
A. P. COMPTON
BRANCH MANAGER

10Y NORTH FAIRFAX ST.
ALEXANDRIA,. VA,
Out-of-town men and men EMPLOYED,
please write
Evening star., 1950-02-19
ALTER H. KESSLER
SECRETARY STENOS.

PERSONNEL SERVICES
612 Washington Bldg, 18th and NY
ave. NV. ST. 9442.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-08-31
WELCOME TO MAcKsBURG STUDENTS

The entire community of Caldwell and especially those
who interested in their children obtaining good
cation extending cordial welcome the 35
from Macksburg high school, who will be enrolled here
Revocation of the charter for Macksburg by the state
department of education has been long and drawn
fight and in the background there meets
the public eye.
However, the battle of the community retain their
school has been lost and of the belief that this
is just the first step in cenrazaon Many other schools
are said to be the choppng block probably
next year and it is expected that Noble county will figure
even more prominently in the next
Supt P D. Cannavan has completely taken over the
reins of Caldwell high school in this capacity and he played
prominent part in having the 35 students brought Cad
we'll 1t means approximately $1,000 in state tuition
There any number of possibilities. There should
be several interested football The Red Devils always
had good basketball team and they expected con-
tribute to the Redskins this year. There muscaly
minded and instructor Marvin P. Wood will benefit here
benefit scholascally and in the long better
high school education.
The Macksburg school board will transport the students
to Caldwell each morning and they will arrive in their
bus at $3.50 o'clock
Bringing the Macksburg students to Caldwell has
brought to the forefront another question which the
munity has been tossing about the past week
Why continue with the idea of grade school build
ing, when in the of two three high
school building will be necessity?
Why not wait, find suitable location for high
school building build this in about three time
then bring the grade school students to the present high
school building, thus solving two problems.
This thought based the idea of increased CEN
raliZaon with more and students coming to Cald
well-if they could handle them.
There many angles and much will be said pro and
We merely passing the suggestion along you
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-08-31

Maurice r. law of the land; the opportunity
sponded and the became increasingly successful
organizations the workers broke the tyranncal of
their employers and secured for themselves real wage boost
Their action wholly in line with the spirit of free
enterprise; competltvetor the workers were COM
peng for purchasing poWeand their success was good
for the national economy.
That the emancipation of the workers added immeasur
ably to the standard of living of the nation whole is
seen at glance the appeal of national advertising The
bulk of total production today for popular
on-for purchase by the very and women who them
selves turn out the goods in shop and factory.
This extension of effective purchasing power, through
wage boosts workers. has led broader markets. in
creased production lower consumer prices and added profits
the manufacturer Our entire economy has thus been
advanced.
is eventually reached and from there n the law of
diminishing applies If it turns out that much
charged by labor for its services that the employer is
cut off from reasonable return on his financial invest
either he the price OF his commodity or ne goes
out of business
In either event. labor deprived of purchasing power
because when prices up the worker gets less for his
dollar; and when employer throws in the sponge his
These thoughts which should be borne IN mind by
our workers and their leaders they poe them
selves demand fifth round of wage boosts The laws of
economics like those of physical science not debated
and by legislative body they rule world and
cannot be repealed by wshul thinking Water won't flow
uphill pegs won't fit in round holes and blood can't
be squeezed from stone 10 these facts we must ADJUST
and the fact that purchasing power only be
produced
High prices result from high labor time costs High
the result of governments attempt to do what
industry cannot do But high living standard the
suit of high production alone.
the American worker still seeks to better his cond
ton, then he quit thinking of how many cents
per wangle for his time and start figuring how
It's time he got wise to himself for truly he stands in
need of a REAL WAGE BOOST. Maurice r. Franks
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-08-31

cannot possibly pay lot lHe LTe-
mendous expenditures required
out of current taxes. But agree
with President Truman that the
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-08-31
w Z . or
O 7 H Z R w Is E
By Z. o. BOND

We have committed the Gold
en- Rule to memory; let us now
commit it TO life.
He that cannot forgive others,
breaks the bridge over which he
must pass himself.
If you don't want to be crit
icized, say nothing, do nothing,
be nothing.
If you'd call your sins by their
right name, you would have a
better chance to get rid of them.
A man can be honest and not
be a Christian, but you can't be
Ia Christian and not be honest.
Wisecrack - Any crack we
can make in Russia's Iron Cur
tain.
Prosperity Something Gre
ated by hard working citizens
for politicians to boast about.
A lot of matters are being
aired in Washington that ought
to be fumigated.
Children have become SO ex-
pensive that only the poor can
afford them.
Incompatabillty When a
husband loses his income and a
wife loses her patability.