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Evening star., 1951-01-07
BY Howard w. BIokesIee
Associated Press Science Editor

LAFAYETTE, Ind. Jan. 6. - A
new medical weapon for arthritis
the discovery that ''limping swine
have the same disease as humans
was announced today at Purdue
University.
This discovery opens a new field
because it is the first time med
ical science has found guinea
pig" good for arthritis expert
ments. This opportunity is un-
usually important in arthritis be-
cause neither the cause nor the
cure is known. And because ar
Thrills affects one person in 20
young and old, with pain contin-
uous and crippling frequent.
The Purdue discovery shows
that swine definitely have rheuma-
told arthritis, the worst form fol
humans. Purdue scientists hope
the swine discovery may also be
useful for other forms of arthritis
The discovery was made by DR.
L. P. Doyle of the Department o1
Veterinary Science. For 35 years
he had been familiar with limp.
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ing pigs" and recently came to
suspect that their trouble might
be arthritis, even though it has
long been known as chronic swine
erysipelas.
Recently he went to the Uni
versity of Michigan to subject
slices of limping pigs joints to
the same scrutiny that has been
developed for rheumatoid arth-
ritis of humans. So far as he
could tell the pig and human It's
sues were identical, with the same
telltale arthritis spots whose
origins are a mystery.
Back at Purdue he and Drs.
F. N. Andrews, L. M. Hutchings,
w. w. Bay and j. D. Salisbury
gave the new hormones-corti-
some and ACTH-to limping pigs.
The pigs quit limping, their
pain appeared to be gone. These
good effects were the same as
in men, women and children, and
as with humans lasted only as
long as the hormones were given.
In the animals these changes
can be watched step by step, by
slaughtering the pigs. Already at
Evening star., 1951-01-07
By the Associoted Press

CRAWF'ORDSVILLE, Ind, Jan
6.-Prof. Robert S. Ort has fig
ures to show that the American
husband really is pretty sac
character.
The young Wabash College So
cial psychologist was a bit sur
prised, though, when his survey
of so married couples at Purdue
University showed it is the men
who are unhappiest about their
own domestic faults. But he also
found husbands generally more
critical of their partners than are
their wives.
In interviewing the couples
Prof. Ort measured their unhap-
piness by the number of marital
conflicts" they reported. The
conflicts" would be either their
own deficiencies or their COM
plants about their spouses.
Among both husbands and
wives, the psychologist found,
self-criticism usually outweighed
the complaints.
Disappointed in Selves.
IF you are unhappy" he con-
cluded, "the chances are good
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that you are more disappointed
in yourself than in your husband
or wife,"
| Prof. Ort's study showed hus-
bands found twice as many short.
comings in themselves than the
wives did. But they also had 2s
per cent more complaints about
their wives than their wives had
about them.
And what sort of things twinge
husbands conscience? For ex-
ample:
/. I'm not so neat and clean as
7 was.
2. I don't show affection with
surprise gifts often enough.
8. Forgetting the sweet talk.
Both husbands and the wives
themselves complain that the
women don't take the initiative
often enough in making love.
The husbands complains ran
mostly to wives who let down after
the wedding-the slipshod house
keepers, the little women who'd
like to turn hubby into a dish
washer. the ones who forget to
keep beautiful around the house.
The wives had their complaints,
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Better GI Insurance
Bill Suggested; Free
O,OO0PoIieySoughi
By the Associated Press

Senator George, Democrat, OF
Georgia, said yesterday he will
sponsor plan for paying a free
$4,000 death indemnity for all
combat veterans killed since the
Korean war started.
But Senator George told a re-
porter the new bill will differ
sharply from one passed by the
House last month only to die in
the Senate.
Spokesman for some veterans
organizations have protested that
the House bill would have cut off
the chances Of more than 10 mil
lion World War II veterans to
continue their Government insur-
ance or reinstate it.
However House bill intro
duced last Wednesday at the OPEN
ing of the new Congress was in
dorsed today by three veterans
groups as protecting both World
War I and II veterans.
Legislative spokesmen for Am
vets, Disabled American Veterans
and Veterans of Foreign Wars said
this protection was afforded, ac-
cording to insurance experts. by
a clause which states nothing in
the bill affects rights under prior
service insurance contracts.
The bill carries the $4,000 free
death benefit. It provides that
every person in the armed forces
is insured since June 27 against
death. Protection continues 90
days after discharge.
A person so injured in service
as to make him uninsurable at
normal commercial rates would be
permitted to obtain a policy under
the present insurance act.
The $4,000 would be paid in
monthly installments. with bene-
f1ciaries limited to immediate fam
lily members.
The statement of the three vet
erans groups also contended the
new House bill would cut admin
istrative costs "drastically."
Senator George said he and
Senator Kerr. Democrat, of Okla
homa, will sponsor automatic or
gratuitous insurance for all per-
sons in the armed services" dating
back to June IS.
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too: husbands who take them foi
granted" forget to praise their
cooking or say sweet things.
Prof. Ort figured out a double
check on the married folks hap
piness. He had each couple list 10
other couples, rate their happiness
and then compare their own hap
piness with the ratings.
He found AZ of the 100 rated
themselves as happy as anyone
they knew. None of them con-
sidered himself as unhappy as the
three most unhappy couples of
his acquaintance-the l, 2 and 3
couples on the scales.
But the double-check turned
up another difference between the
sexes. Generally, the husbands
rated their own happiness one
point below the ratings their wives
picked.
Prof. Ort couldn't find any con-
Evening star., 1951-01-07
City Curfew on Teen-Agers
Illegal, Judge Decides
BY the Assoeiofed Press

SIOUX CITY, Iowa, Jan. GA
municipal court judge ruled today
that the city's curfew ordinance
Is illegal.
Judge Berry ]. Sisk made the
finding in the case of the city
against Emmett D. Reese and his
wife. Dolly Mae. They had been
charged, under the ordinance,
with violation of the responsible
ty of parents.
The judge in sustaining de-
murrer of defense counsel said
the court failed to find any au-
thority expressly authorizing the
city council to pass curfew ordi-
nance or an ordinance max
ing it a crime for minors under
1S to be in lawful areas and places
after 10 or II pm"
| The Judge said "the boy or girl
has the same rights Of tngress
and egress that citizens of mature
years enjoy"
The action resulted from the
arrest several weeks ago Of 16-
year-old Gerald Reese, at a down.
town street intersection about G
o'clock in the morning.
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'Limping Swine Offer Hope in Human Arthritis

Purdue, new type thermometers
are placed in the tissues OF
arthritic joints of pigs. something
that never was possible with hu-
mans. This experiment is to see
whether fever has any specific
effect in starting arthritis.
DR.. Roger Smith of Ohio State
University College of Veterinary
Medicine spent three months last
summer at Purdue on heart &C
tions of arthritic swine, and Is
continuing this study now at CO.
lumbus, Ohio. He is investigat-
ing a belief that there is some
connection between arthritis and
bad hearts-a fact well known
about rheumatic fever. which is
a distant relative of arthritis.
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WE'D so YEARS-Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar r. Hutton of 5613 Belt
avenue Sc, who recently OBJ
served their golden wedding
anniversary. Mr.. Hutton, 20, a
retired employe of the Census
Bureau, and Mrs. Hutton, 6S,
have five sons, two daughters,
eight grandchildren and six
great-grandchildren.
Harris & Ewing Photo.
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Beers PTA Open House

The Anne Beers Parent
Teacher Association will hold
open house at 8 pm. tomorrow
at the school. Alabama avenue
and Thirty-sixth place Sc.
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Colombian Envoy to Speak

Colombian Ambassador Eduardo
Zuleta-Angel will speak at pro-
gram of the YMCA Pan American
Club at pm. today in the AS
sembly Hall of the Central YMCA.
1886 G street NV.
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AstroIoqers to Meet Tuesday

The monthly meeting of the
Washington Astrological Associa-
ton will be held at 8 pm. Tues
day In the Wardman Park Hotel
Program for the evening will In
clude q panel discussion.
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Observation-Disclosures

Od1CS1IIdIl-1/ISL
To sell Baby Ruth and Butterfnger,
on franchise basis. In Prince
GEORGES Co. Good salary and com
mission: miss r.,,t,sa truck furnished: Cash de.
). r. sTiREWAET. tsey'iM 1855 HamiitoI MttIs
st. NV. No phone calls. -13
SALEsMEN.ToLEDo SCALE CO. ha.
sive territory In the metropolitan
Area, to sell Toledo scales and food
cialty selling desired. Age rs to As
must have dependable car. Cal
Ia. 1918 Mon. m. for appt. --12
statesmen for Maryland. adj. to
Washington, for established debts
and debit-builders.. All forms OF
industrial and ordinary life, plus
insurance. offer better-than-a aver
age earnings, unusual opportunity
for advancement; age or inexperi-
ence no barrier; guaranteed pay
plus commissions. Phone MR.. BAR
RETT today. MI. 6446, Ext. 112.
are expanding our
sales force. and desire. several men
who can develop regular customers
account provided against commits
mately so years Of age who know
how to sell preferred. For interview
call AID. 1881. Sunday. l to 3 pm.
or Monday, 8 to IL noon.
N-Well-established realtor
(since 1922 has $40. .000-p op-
portunity for personable Individual
with car. RETIRED SERVICE OF
FICER or EXECUTIVE or EXPERI-
ENCED REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
twho feels he is not making his top
dollar in his present situation). WE
HAVE MORE LISTINGS THAN WE
CAN HANDLE. Call now for an ap-
pointment. ia. 5-7575 or IA. 7-OS7S
10 am. to pm.
SALES MANAGER-Small. progres-
sive wholesale firm, selling once
and business supplies to every type
merchant; good products, repeat
scales; S65 wk., expenses, bonus
Write fully, Box 430-E, Star.
SALES MANAGER-Man with well.
rounded BACKGROUND in sales man
agement. Prefer man experienced in
field OF direct to consumer sales
PRINCIPAL duties of position will ne
cessitate experience and hiring OF
sales personnel Liberal salary plus
expenses and overwrite on all sales
Call RA. 1902 Monday
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y REQUIRE exper. servicemen with car
: work 7-l0 pm, earn
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WANTED, statesmen

Local well-known firm has opening
for top-notch statesmen or men
who aspire to be statesmen. Our busi-
ness is good 12 months out Of the
year and is not affected by usual
business trends, II you qualify. you
earn over $4,000 per yr. the rest
OF your life. You must have car, but
will not be required to leave WASH
ington and immediate area. For per-
sonal interview. write Box 265-J,
Star
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ROUTE MAN
SALES EXECUTIVE

LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING
1898 Florida Ave. NV.
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PRODUCE HELPER

PRODUCE MEN, full or part time
no experience necessary See Mr.
IRVING HERMAN. 3439 Benninl
I'd ne TR 7pHn 10
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MARKING, SHIPPING
& RECEIVING CLERK

Permanent. Well-paying position for
exp, capable man OF stability TO head
up our marking, receiving and ship
ping room; 5-day, 37la-hr. week.
Aforementioned retail store. Apply
ERAMKI I'M OIAhOM
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HELP MEN
TV SERVICEMEN
PART TIME

REQUIRE exper. servicemen with car.
work 1-l0 pm, earn
$50-$100 WEEK
Also ,,,,I have a, e openinss for tull-time
EDWARD M. MEYER co.
S27 Upshur St. NV. TU. 5000
ITYPISr, age 1885; type at least
30 w.pm. Accuracy essential. Posi-
extending all-modern employee bene-
fits. Excel. salary for qualified per.
sons. ME. 6471. lis
TYPlST, part time, 1:30 to 4 PM:
no Sat. or Sun; fast, reliable; S1.1O
per hr. Call Ii. 7-954O.
WATERS, over 21. twhite). expert.
enced in night clubs. salary and
good tips. Apply after 8 pm. CLUB
LalSosGA; colIs2s ps,t "4IS NJ Baltimore Aye
WAITER WANTED, Apply JACK
ave. NV. No phone calls. Ia
GUSTS RESTAURANT, 1887 N
WASHING MACHINE MECHANIC,
exper. on all makes. Must be sober
and reliable. Good pay and hours
See MR.. SCHWARTZ, 504 10th st.
| NV.
WASHING MACHINE MECHANIC,
excel. opportunity, permanent en-
pnloyment, car furnished; See Mr..
x4is' MfSs' Como. p0wUs a2s' ELECTRIC ia Co.
wATcHMAN; c.7, H4 for eOp;,Euet,en lob
wINboW ss T 6hlsasSnsE 6hEaNsR sV 81 dsy or con
tract; large construction Job, out
Georgia ave. past Forest Glen rd.
to Evans DR., turn left. Carroll
Rnolls sHbdiyision, report to mill,
WOOL aG ogEkKSM PkEssERc,o cossp esperis0ced, So ton
ERs. 1400 Ogden st. NV. next to
3474 14th st. See Mr.. Diamond
WOOL PREssER Only frst-ciass
CLEANERS, 1867 L st. IlHoAetHNh NV. aiS
WOOL fINISHER. expert; top weekly
wa. vases; small plant; ideal wSrkins
WOOL PRESsER-Apply OLD col:
Tskomaa TAX aASNPF3. ParE' ). G $3.50 Blair IT'D ID.
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS. must be Is
/ years OF age, to make a house-to-
house survey. A chance to learn q
good;-payins business. Give phone
NUMBER Box 104-G, Star.
Motors dealer; married pref. well
sducated; substantial salary. Box
| 370-J. Star,
MAN to manage or assist in Sc ant
I 1Oc store; must have some expert.
ence in 5 and 10; good opportunity
Apply Mgr. KINGS. % Kennedy st
NV: RA. 97S5. -I2
MAN to repair household. appliances
such as fatirons. fans. coasters
waffie irons. etc; good hours ant
pay State age and experience
Write Box 319-L. Star. -l2
MAN to work in stockroom and Al
in on delivery truck. Exper. pre-.
ferred. WESCo ELECTRIC SUPPLY
CO, 1875 Columbia road. NV. CO
MAN, colored. 81. d. C. permit 1.5
APOLLO LIQUORS, 654 II st. ne
MAN WITH CAR-would you IKE I,
incr 'as- your weekly income $50 t.
S25 or more during your spare TIM
selling Rawleish Products 10 con,
sumers nearby? Write RAWLEIGH's
Dept DCH-14-247. Chester, Pa. .
MAN tcoloredD, grocery store exp.
p. c; drivers permit. LU. 4-7lO(
Monday.
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HELP MEN
STOCK CLERK

Young man. 1S. for permanent. in
teresting stoekroom work in ma
tional business organization; salary
commensurate to ability: paid yaca-
tion, insurance. See MR.. CRUIT.
1915 H st. NV, Stock Division: 8
Am to nm. u
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over 80, with experience
and car; to fill rare opening with
one OF the areas most established
sHoRTAGEs OR sLuMPs. Il you you
have the ability, we can train YOU
to make from $1,000 to $4,000 per
yr. NO CANVASSING OR SOLICIT.
ING. This is not selling insurance
magazines, insulation. cemetery lots
or the like, Our employees know oi
this ad. Write Box 3o0-L, Star.
Evening star., 1951-08-12
SALES
MANAGER
For Branch Office in
Important Territory

Unusual opportunity for man with
strong sales experience in life
health and accident insurance. Musl
have ability to recruit. train ano
manage large sales force.
We offer Q substantial salary plus
execution of your ideas. Aggressive
home of6ce promotion furnishes
steady supply OF leads; our modern
new protection plans leave nothing
to be desired in insurance that sells
We have plenty OF room at the tor
Of our faSt-growing company for
rapid advancement by the ambitious
man who demonstrates ability
Write fully in complete confidence
stating experience. qualifications
and BACKGROUND. We move fast
Reply today! Boz TAX, star.
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SALESMAN AT ONCE

Local protected territory now open
for qualified man over 80. with car,
year-round income; tangible mer-
chandise; no material SHORTAGES.
Systematic training provides immedi-
ate income. Age no barrier. Liberal
earnings discussed at interview.
Write NJ. D. LEONARD, Box 3l4.
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(colored or white) exp
in super market operation. Sober
reliable and willing to work. SH
3240 or apply 1908 Seminary rd :.
Silver Spring, Md. IA
STOCK AND SALES CLERK-Youne
man, permanent full-time position
Apply WILLIAM BALLANTYNE &
SONS, 1921 F st. NV, between 1C
am. and 6 pm. is
for alterations on
mems clothing. DAVID'S MEMS
Ia
for shop repair OF ra.
dio and television. Good working
conditions and full employe benefit
program including vacation, sick
leave. pension. disqualification, etc
Call Mr.. Shallow at G. z. SUPPLY
CORP, HU. $500. IA
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MEN for Insulation work; experience
not necessary; permanent; report
ready for work. 7:30 am. at iOO6
n; Glebe rd., Arlington. va. -15
MEN G5. white. to distribute free
soap sample; steady work: daily nay,
50; must be neat and clean; wear
aark trousers. Report am. $50
MEN. (2j full time. % part time.
Are you satisfied with your pres
ent income? Full-time Fuller Brush
dealers average 500 and up per
wk. Fuller Brush customers are
pleasant, courteous and buy these
famous everyday necessities regu-
Iarly. Each new dealer is given
An established territory with regu-
lar customers and workers by appt.
methods. An experienced man will
train you. No experience necessary,
Start on a l or . day trial basis
If you wish to prove to yourself
what an excel. opportunity this is,
Apply Oil NATIONAL PRESS
BLDG. 14th and F st. NV. or can
DI, 44T7 or DI. 3498. Ia
MEN twhite) for promotion work.
Lse. wholesaler, 5-da. wk., yaca-
tion. Apply 1121 5th st. NV. Ia
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HELP MEN

ROOFERS, asphalt shingle applica
tors; good work, sood pay. Cal
ROOF AND SIDING MEN and sheet
metal mechanics; long Job, top pay.
Apply Wheaton City, 12500 Viers
Mil rd.. Wheaton, Md. See MR..
RICHMOND.
ROOFING and siding mechanic. exp.
on old work. No sub-contracts.
BOND ROOFING CO. 81. 2lOO.
ROUTEMEN for retail milk routes
Call Ii. 6-41O0. -15
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STEAM TABLE AND SHORT ORDER
man lexperiencedb; good hrs, good
pay, DIAMOND SERVICE CO.. 101
M st. ne. -13
STENOGRAPHER, young man; 5-day
week; good opportunity for advance
ment. Anplv Mr.. Scott, OTIS ELE-
vATOR CO., 1912 goth st. NV.
ma. 0S37. -12
STEWARD-FOoD CHECKER-White
experienced for 1st-class restaurant
IN residential hotel. NV. section.
Good salary. For full information
write Box 461-J. Star. Ia
STOCK CLERK for the lighting fix.
ture dept. Of progressive supply
house in Washington. We have one
opening for the right party who is
willing to work hard. with definite
prospects of advancement. Excel
working cond:. Paid vacations, hours
and pay. II you believe you can
quality. apply in person to MR.. BEN
GOODMAN 4410 Gforgia ave. NV.
between 4 and pm. Ia
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ONE
REAL SALESMAN

To flll place for one forced to omit
due to i'll health. This once ENJOYS
reputation Of very small turnover.
We have scores of exclusive hstings.
We are choosey. Applicants must
men. All saleSmen in our office
have made good money in 1881.
]. FULLER GROOM REALTY CO.,
OK. or CE. 44S7.
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PRODUCE HELPER
Perm. Job for physically able, de-
pendaole young man. Should have
drivers tiI'. a!Ee permit. 5-day week starting
GOVERNMENT SERVICES. INC.
1135 21st st. NV. Ia
RADIO MECHANIC to work on auto
mobile radios; excellent proposition
for wide-awake individual; starting
salary. SOS. L. S. JULIEN, INC,
l443 P st; NV. Ia
ouads ahS ~ eas s6aY f0t RsRsh
Perm. good salary, chance for ad-
vancement. No car necessary. Apply
In person or call for appt. WO.
3QQ5. LEESE ELECTRICAL AP-
PLIANcE CO.. 1901 Conn. ave. NV.
REAL ESTATE sALEsMAN-old-e -es-
tablished Silver Spring ONCE has
opening now for full-time. expert
enced man; large amount OF good
listings, with pictures. and ONCE CO.
epeTaSi9n 9@GtEn pon,.o on sales; Ripley 4
REAL ESTATE sALEsMAN-Unus1ual
opportunity, drawing account to
THE BgANT e.tn CO.. INC, Realtors.
REAL ESIAIE SALESMEN, eXpefi-
enced preferred, for progressive.
well-established Arlington once;
business is good; we need to in
crease our staff Call Mr.. Caney.
REALTY INVESTMENT CORP. oW.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. e expert.
enced man with car for Silver
Spring area; excel. opportunity. fun
time. For appt.. call SH. 0045.-13
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, one who
has teen successful, to specialize in
the sale Of homes in the District and
nearby MARYLAND. BOSS a. PHELPS
INC. l417 K st. NV. --12
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, one who
has beer successful, to specialize in
the sale Of homes in nearby Virginia
BOSS g. PHELPS. INC. 1417 x
st. p.W -12
REAL ESTATE and rooming house
business salesman, must have car
Don't answer this ad unless you
really want to work and make
money. EDWIN L. ELLIS. Realtor,
1910 Vermont ave-. Rm. 2l7. Don
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SALESMAN

To- take over exclusive territory;
Offering repeat business year after
must be between 27-4S; interested
in sales work, sincere. reliable and
possess the ability of self-super-
vision. Sales experience unnecessary.
Aptitude, plus intestinal fortitude,
along with our excellent sales train
ing and field help, assures good
earnings Immediately il accepted.
Our streamlined development pro-
gram offers excellent promotion op-
portunities with one Of the Oldest
and most successful companies in
America. This is not roofing. siding
insulation, windows, cleaner. cook
ware. heating, awnings, insurance,
books, appliances, etc, but one of
the finest money-making opportuni-
ties ever offered to a hard working
married man. Perhaps you are now
employed but feel limited, either by
earnings or advancement opportuni-
ties Replies confidential. For a
personal intsryiey, phone MR..
day. $40 am-6 Pm Ia
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SALESMAN

One Of Washineton's leading an.
pliance distributors carrying a lin,
OF nationally advertised products ha:
an opening for a good salesman Il
represent us by calling on a we'll
established dealer organization
proposition has merit, with excellent
potentials Experience preferred bu
not necessary. Call DU. 1864 be.
tween Q am. and IL pm. fexcep
Saturday. or SH. 2355 In ewes. Il:
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SALESM

A. paint manufacturer, well
established in Washington
area, wants a live wire, full
Of night, q real man to meet
tough competition, the kind
you can lick only by working
nights. II you like q good fair
hard business fight and feel
you. can lick competition out
OF Its shoes II backed to the
limit by the right company:
own O car and can sell the
best paint line made, to
painting contractors in WASH
lngton; and want a real propo-
sttion, present and future,
write in confidence for appli-
cation. Box 210-J, Star.
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HELP MEN
SALESMAN
FOR PLOUGH SALES
CORPORATION

Direct factory representa-
tive for manufacturers and
distributors OF st. Joseph
Aspirin, Mexana, Penatrol
nose drops and inhalers, Musti
products, Black and White
cosmetics, etc.
Washington Norfolk area
now open. Qualifications: 25-
40 years old. bondable. pre-
ference given applicants ex-
perienced in selling druggists
in area. Must have late model
car.
Cash allowance plus CON-
mission. plus bonus, plus pen
sion plan, plus group health.
accident and disqualification
insurance.
Personal interview by
NORTHERN SALES MANIAC
ER: Address reply to BOX
4l3-J, Star,
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SALESMAN

Trainee for ONCE machine manufac.
turer. Salary for six months whil,
learning business. Excellent oppor.
tunity for alert young man inter.
ssted in printing or Duplicating
Box 463-K. Star.
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statesmen

Our good salesmen make
$3.50 a week.
Our average statesmen make
$3.50 q week.
Our poor saleSmen make
$50 q week.
To apply you will need to be
q good. honest worker, have
an understanding OF people, a
little sense of humor and q
wife who is interested in your
work. Call 81. 1851. ask for
Mr.. Bennett.