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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-01-05
Jan. Is important
Date For Taxpayer

For many Madison County in
come taxpayers, January Is, is
considered an important date this
year.
It's the last day, as usual, Cor
filing estimates of 1850 Federal
income tax for those who must
file them and for completing pay
ments of estimated tax If any re-
mains unpaid.
The date is especially important,
however, for those taxpayers who
have to change estimates made
early in 1850 to get them in line
with the tax increase effective
last Oct l.
Farmers who are going to file
their final tax returns by Jan. 81
and make full tax payments then
need not file tax estimate.
Farmers who do not plan to file
their final returns by jan 81 must
file tax estimates by Jan. Is and
file their final returns by March
IS.
Storekeepers, doctors and others
who have to file estimates must
flie a regular return by Jan. Is If
they wish TO avoid filing the esti-
mate due on that date.
Most wage earners don't have
to worry about Jan. Is because
they are not required to file esti-
mates.
The Bureau Of Internal Revenue
has revised the forms for decla-
ration of estimated tax (Form 1910
ES) to assist in making estimates
conform with the tax increase of
Oct. /. The tax table and compute
ton on the back of Form 104O-ES
helps estimate 1850 tax under the
new law.
The law provides penalty ices
for Understanding tax by more
than 20 per cent (33 and 1-3 per
cent in the case of farmer. How
ever, this penalty will not apply if
the estimated tax is computed on
the basis of your 1949 income and
is paid on time.
Wage earners are required TO
file estimates only if:
!. Their wages were not sub
ject to withholding tax in 1850.
such as wages of household eni-
ployes and farm laborers.
2. They have more than 500 in
come outside of wages from which
tax was withheld, such as room
rent, dividends from an investment
or money from the sale of an
automobile.
g. Their wages in 1850 subject
to Withholding tax were more than
S4,500 plus $500 for each exemp-
ton. For example, more than So
100 in the case of a single per-
son without dependents and more
than $500 in the case of a mar
ried couple with one dependent.
Declarations Of estimated tax
should be delivered or mailed to
the Collector of Internal Revenue
for the district in which you cx-
pect to file your 1850 income tax
return.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-01-05
III Club Council
Plans Program

The Executive Committee of the
County All Club Council met
Tuesday afternoon to discuss the
program for the coming year, ac-
cording to the Extension Office.
The committee includes the Of
ficers of the All Council; Paul
Overtlrf, chairman; Mrs, c. z.
Lippencott, vice chairman; and
Mrs. v. Y. Overturf, secretary.
The committee will divide the
Ali leaders into activity commit
tees the same committees as they
were divided into last year, plus
a committee to outline the his
tory of All Club work in Madison
County. Following is the name of
the}committees and the Chairmen.
Other committee members will be
announced at the Council meet
ing January 16.
1851 Committees
Leaders Banquet, Mrs. Max
Dunkle; Awards, Frank Roby;
Special Activities. Albert Ander-
son; Finance, Isabelle Boerger;
Rally, Mrs. Cecil Roger; Recrea-
tion, Eileen Overturf; Health and
Safety, Mrs. z. B. Converse; Dis
plays and Publicity, Mrs, Russell
Patton; Nutrition, Mrs S. c. Ed
wards; Miscellaneous Home Ec-
onofnics, Carole Smith; History
of All Club Work in Madison
County, Mrs. Richard Littler;
Swine, Max Dunkle; Beef, Leo
Pierce; Dairy, Paul Burkitt; Mis-
celianeous, Robert Egelhoff;
Sheep, Paul Overturf.
This group selected ten 4-H
leaders to attend the District All
Conference at Marysville, jan
uary %, where they will exchange
ideas with All leaders in Logan,
Union, Champaign. and Franklin
Counties.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-01-05
Thre eye ar Auto
Tag Bill Ready

The proposed auto license bill
providing for the use of single
plate and sticker for the next
three years will probably be tos-
sed into the Senate hopper some
time this week, Gov Frank J.
Lausche announced Tuesday.
The Governor said he had talk
ed with legislative leaders who
seemed to be in general agree
ment with the objective of the bill
and that perhaps minor details
will have to be worked out.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-01-05
Taylor President
Of Commissioners

Commissioner George Taylor
was elected president of the Mad
ison County Board of Commits
sioners when the board reorgan-
lied for the ensuing year. Forrest
r. Hanson, county auditor, was
appointed clerk.
Rodger Baker, new member of
the board. assumed his duties with
the board Tuesday, succeeding
Rodney Plyinell, whose term ex-
pired.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-01-05
Sheep Association
To Change Name

Buckeye Sheep Association
members have voted to change the
name of their organization to the
Ohio Sheep Improvement Associa-
ton j. F. Walker, Gambler, heads
the group with Willard Bitter,
Washington c. r., vice president,
and Ralph II. Grimshaw. Whining
ton, secretary.
Among directors are Howard
Dorm and John Moore of London;
Chester James, Washington c. H.,
and c. w. Hammans, H. g. Kene-
strick and L. A. Kaufman, all of
Columbus.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-01-05

they are IA years or over. No
groups larger than four are ac-
ceptable and each performer must
bring his own accompanist and
music.
Among the Ohio boys and girls
who are now appearing on the
Horace Heidi show include Jesse
Owens, baritone, former Akron
shoeshine boy; Richard Melari,
Cleveland impresionist; Jeanne
Harvey, Cleveland dancer: Russ
Budd, tap dancer from Clinton
and Beverly Estabrook, Dayton
dancer.
Other acts featured on the big
Polio Show, proceeds from which
will be given to the March of
Dimes Polio Fund Campaign, Jan.
S-31, will be the Heidi Steppers,
the Pepperettes, Jerry Singer, ane-
legged dancer, singers Sari Bara-
bas and Ralph Sigwall and Rudy
and Lee, harmonica duo.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-01-05
Farmers Club
Elects Officers

Madison County Farmers Club
at their last meeting of the year
in the Congregational Christian
Church at South Solon elected the
following officers for 1851:
President-Geo, Taylor
V. President-Mrs. Elsie Hutson
Rec. Sec.-Mrs. Albert Engle
Cor. Sec.-Miss Amy Henry
Treas.-Miss Flora Truitt
Elk. Com.-W. G. Smith, Percy
L. Rider, w. z. Lukens.
Entertainment Con.-Mrs. G.
E. Traphagan, Mrs. H. w. Rogers,
Mrs. Glenn Tootle
Historian Howard ChenoWeth.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-01-05
GilIivan Man Held
For Grand Jury

Franklin Scales, Gillivan. was
being held in the county jail Fri
day in lieu of $500 bond after
being bound over to the grand
jury in Mayor E. p. Speasmaker's
court Thursday evening on
charge of threatening his brother
in-law, Harold Herman, London,
with bodily harm, Chief Of Police
German Clark reported.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-01-05
e OUR
"a Town ):


It may be just coincidence
but General Partridge is COM
mander of the air force in
Korea. We hope he is as hard
to hit as the partridges we
have tried to shoot. (Game
warden please note)
HOT ROD
The poor mans Barney
Oldfield and greaseless mon
key, Haywood Snugg, says
that If you think driving a
bargain is easy just buy a
second hand ialopy!
ARMY
We like the story of the
PFC who was mournfully sit
ting it out in the guard house
after having been jugged for
intoxication. The ca plain
came in to have talk with
the lad and explained that
were he to cease his bad
habits he might get some
place. The c captain said,
Now, Joe if you stopped
drinking and got on the ball
you would make a good cor
poral or even sergeant!"
Said Joe, Captain, it's am
bition like this that gets me
into trouble n. every time
/ get swacked I feel like a
coloneli!"
ouIP
Friend of ours asked us
if we had ever seen a ''Tru-
man nickel" We said no. Our
friend reached in his pocket
and brought forth a nice.
round, shiny silver dollar-
flipped it a couple of times
and slowly walked away!
WEDDING
Heard about some people
who got married and a be-
lated gift arrived from the
groom's old pal who was in
the Army Gift turned out 10
be bath towels and a card
with the gift explained that
the towels were a combination
gift inasrnuch as the soldier
didn't have much money.
Close inspection of the olive
drab towels revealed the
word, U.S." instead of the
usual "his" and hers"
DIPLOMACY
Diplomacy is the knack
of LETTING someone help
you with the dishes not
MAKING them help.
OUCH!
When it comes to vanity
it Is the men who take the
n0nOrS-SO Sd Us q noted
authority. The authority fur
ther explains that only nan
can sport a vacant spot on
the top of his head and still
think he is handsome! Oh
we'll, it's, cool in the summer
time!
PROFESSOR
Maybe we've said this be-
fore but it's still good
the absent-minded professor
who bsent-mindedly turned
on the radio instead of the
television and exclaimed -
"Omigawd! I've gone blindl"
LAST WORD
now don't get me wrong.
like Alice and all that but
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-01-05
Fathers To Play
Sons Tue esday

A father and son basketball
game has been scheduled for next
Tuesday night at the Madison
Rural School. Fathers Of the Mad
ison Rural players will pit their
skill against that of their sons.
Madison Rural squad is billed
to play Mt. Sterling. leader of the
County League, Friday night.
They will play at Madison Rural.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-01-05

Lafayette's polio party is sched-
uled for the night of Friday jan
uary II at the school building.
Features to be included in the pro-
gram are $3.50 dancing, cards,
prizes and refreshments. Festivi-
ties begin at 500 p. m.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-01-05
Kile Appointed
On z Committees

Elton Kile, Kileville, Madison
County Representative to the Ohio
General Assembly has been named
chairman of the Educational Sec
ton of the Finance Committee 1or
the year. He also was named on
the Agriculture committee Of 5he
assembly.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-01-05
School Officials
Are Reelected

London Board Of Education re-
organized for the year 1851 We'd
nesday night by re-electing ali Of
ficers. They are: c. A. Holton,
president; P. E. Bacon. vice presi-
dent; Henry Beathard. clerk.
Other members of the board are
Maynard Dickerson ard Glen
WoosleY.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-01-05
INJURED IN FALL

Edward Dooley Liberty street,
is a patient in Mt. Carmel Hos
pitaI for observation and treat
ment, Mr.. Dooley fractured YER
tebrae when ne fell at his home
New Years day.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-01-05
IN HOSPITAL

Keith Grove, ten-months-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Grove
Georgesville Road, is in Childrens'
Hospital, Columbus, for treatment
for virus infection.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-01-05
ENTERS HOSPITAL

William H. Morris. London-Big
Plain pike, entered White Cross
Hospital Wednesday night for OBJ
servation and possible operation,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-01-05
Library Issues
22,426 Volumes

The London Public Library
during the last year circulated a
total Of 1890 volumes, a daily
average of 64.5 the Librarian Mrs.
Harry Garnett, revealed in i1er
annual report.
The library has 22,426 volumes
including 3507 juveniles, in use
of which 416 were added the last
year. Borrowers cards used by
4ho lihr.nr..t rnn+r.nr,c 4ntnI 0 YQR
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-01-05
nEpoRrs SALES TAX

Madison County prepaid sales
tax collection for the week ending
December 16, was $7,800.32 COM
pared TO $6,04o.54 for the CORES
bonding period in 1e49. Don Eb-
right. state treasurer reported.
The county's total collection
from July /, 1949 todate Is Sl13,-
n33.37. Mr.. Ebright's report
showed. -..--.-.----------@----.-..
Evening star., 1951-09-12
hELP MEN

MAN TO LEARN the real estate bus
mess from the ground .up. Must be
ape 70 punch . typewriter and take
dictation. This Is a real oppor-
tunity TO work rik.-r with the boss
On oon. al phases Of the business: See
CO.. 1922 18th st. NV. ST. 1900.
8 COLoRED TRAINEEs-we need
at once due to expansion in our ad-
vertising dept. 8 ambitious men to
learn a specialized form of con-
sumner and advertising work. S66
per week while learning. Perm. posi-
tions. rapid advancements, vacation
and insurance. Neatness must.
See Mr.. Timer. Personnel Division.
9:30-11 80. NATIONAL HOME
MAKERS LEAGUE, 1922 18th st.
at once. nearby Rawieigh
business; good. opportunity; trade
but not necessary. Write at once,
RAWLEIGHs, Dent. DCI-14-102.
SIX MEN with cars. We
will train men with a desire TO
learn, selling with a definite future.
Should average S125 or more weekly
for an interview. Box 40S-R, Star
5 MEN. to move once furniture. Re-
port am. Thurs. 400 N. Y. ave.
NV. MR.. COHAN.
INSURANCE-Debit man for indus
trial life and q. and h. An excel
lent opportunity with future for
man who will produce. Telephone
Ma; 2S75 for appointment or RA
$3.50 ewes. and week ends. lis
HUMAN GUIDANCE AND
HEALTH BUREAU
Need asst. mgr. or promoting Secy :,
lie. DIR. for clinic, teachers for eve
sch. Your help and support is ap-
preciated. 1918 Kearny AID SoOI
Evening star., 1951-09-12
HELP MEN

experience not neces-
Sary, in electrical appliances. ex-
cellent opportunitv. Apply 1911
Nichols ave &c
sALESMEN, opening for special agent,
ages % to so. Salary, $3.50 plus
Call at 624 Tower Bldg, 9 to IL.
MASSACHUSETTS PROTECTIVE AS
ISOLATION. Ia
SALESMEN-For 5 hardware and sport
ing goods departments, full-time en-
ployment; also men for part-time
day. Apply Personnel once, SEARS,
ROEBUCK g. CO., S455 Colesville
I'd. Silver Spring. Md. -12
SECRETARY - 5-day. 45-hr. wk. !;
pleasant surroundings; vacation with
salary, NATIONAL BRICK & SUP
Evening star., 1951-09-12
Washing Machine Repairmen
WOOL PRESSERS

Exper.; 5la-day wk. Steady work,
good salary. Apply 1888 Buchanan
So. NV. Ia
BOY. colored, groceries; I0-5: 30; no
sundays; Sig; s707 Nichols ave
BOY. 1s or over to learn plastic
fabricating business. DUKE BoNTz
ave. TAX. PIX. Nd. N'" f'"pi1'fe m14
MAN to sell furniture repair sup
plies; permanent employment. BE-
DELL'S, 6lo E st. NV -~1T
MAN for life insurance work.: ex-
training; good salary and commits
sion. MA. 1874. atl -13
frozen food warehouse; f,iil-time Job,
good opportunity. for steady, re
liable man See .,,lL Mt Morris IN a.;
FOODS. INC, AS 10th st. s.w. Ia
MAN. exper. repairing old furniture;
can give room to man alone. Make
appt. by phone. Permanent. No
drifters. OV. 3sSS. --12
MAN WITH CAR, to operate as sales
sndrs seTyGs anS aEen Eaax 9 AfnstGa Ass MSs
for repairs. CAN WA. S4s4, $50
to $50 pm, for appt. for inter-
MAN. eolored. middle aged for as
sistant ianitor job in high class
Conn. ave. building; duties are
light. and include part-time work
in lobby. Apply to Mrs. Stearns,
5000 Conn. ave. NV. ia
MAN WHO CAN operate steam cleaner
ST per day. Apply 29I2 Nichols
ave, after IL noon Ia
MAN wanted to work in laboratory
as aide to laboratory technician in
modern food processing plant; Al
hr. wk. Apply In person at 2040 W.
Va. ave. ne. on Thurs. Sept. 13.
bet. 9 and l2 noon.
MAN. white, to assemble orders in
wholesale tobacco house; steady
position with advancement for
right partY Al Eve ST n q Ia
Evening star., 1951-09-12
HELP Men

MEN,, colored. excellent opportunity;
must be experienced In painting
and general maintenance work; to
woTF with shall crew around apt
able II desired; must be reliable
and sober. Call In person to see
Mr.. Rich, with LEGUM & GERBER
REALTY CO.. 1918 Conn. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1951-09-12
MEN

II you want to work see us at once.
actually need money and are will
appearance and good character. Car
and 4 ask for Mr.. sENNET!T.s Sr! o. Is lis0i
sewing machines SG Sf for ahd dspaftment ssrwlGf
store, Advancement guaranteed to
ambitious man with initiative. Sal
airy. car allowance and commits
sion with additional bonus. Apply
AT1vE DEPT. STORE. AIRING ton.
YOUNG MAN for valet shop -
Light work behind counter; see Mr.
CHICK, 3701 Conn. ave. NV. --13
MAN interested in making a
and appliance store: must be high
school graduate with bookkeeping
knowledge; neat appearance. ARFAx
co. INC. Annandale. Va. --15
MAN. handy with tools for
inside steady job. Apply In person.
MODERN FLOORS, 2431 18th st
YOUNG MAN. to work in stock room
1918 4th st. NV. MR.. LEWIS.
YOUNG MAN. white. part time. to as
sist griddle man, 10 pm. to / am.
daily. Apply I'LL Good Hope I'd: s.e.
MAN with any kind of retail
experience; no nights: no Sundays.
Apply LAFAYETTE DRUG, 18th and
Young a MAN for fountain work
night school student; exper. and top
YOUNG MAN to work in mems
formal wear shop. MARTIN MAN
MING, 733 18th st. NV. -13
YOUNG MAN. 1925, free to travel
West Coast and return for nationally
Aver. comm. to $50 weekly. Auto
furn. Must be neat. MR.. TANNER
Cairo Hotel. 10 pm. Don't phone.
YOUNG MAN-one of washington's
largest wholesalers Of costume lew
elry seeks young man, 20-25, with
drivers. permit, to assist in selling;
salary basis; an excellent opportu-
nifty to build q nice future. Apply
EDWARD 3D. sASLsSSBERd' ASLsSSB 7@4 9th st.
YOUNG MAN, WHITE. to work in
drug store; Va. drivers license. No
Sun. or nights. FA. I'LL. Ia
YOUNG MAN. to work in paint dept
40-hr wk. Opportunity for advance
ment Call LA. 6-4S00. .-13
IOUNG NAN interested IN learning
dental supply business. Modern Of
fice, pleasant working conds.. 5-day
wk.: employe benefits. Apply s. S.
WHITE DENTAL MANUFACTURING
CO, 1903 Eve st. NV. lie
MAN, white, in printing de-
partment Of large ONCE supplies
store; pleasant surroundings; per-
manent job; draft-exemption de-
sirable; vacation with pay plus sick
leave; 5ls-day week: retirement
pension plan. See Mr.. Thompson,
STOCKETT-FIsKE CO.. 919 z st.
NV. Ia
YOUNG MAN to learn mems clothing
business. must have refs. TR. 75I1.
YOUNG MAN. white, in order dept.
of long established oflce supplies
store; pleasant surroundings, clean
Advancement: draft exemption de-
sirable; vacation with pay plus sick
leave. .5la-day wk.: retirement pen
sion plan. STOCKETT-FISKE CO..
9l9 E st. NV IA
MAN, white or colored. work
drugstore. CALIFORNIA PHARMA-
CY o1Go California ST NV Ia
Evening star., 1951-09-12

Exper.; 5ia-day wk. Steady work,
good salary. Apply 1888 Buchanan
Evening star., 1951-09-12
Statesmen

We have openings for 4 experienced
statesmen to sell clothing. house fur
niShlngs and appliances on, credit;
commission arrangement: above av-
erage earnings guaranteed: car nee
essatY Apply UNION CLOTHIERS,
INC 1nr rfh 81 - N, 10
Evening star., 1951-09-12
BANK TELLER,


Part-time work, experience essential
Excellent compensation. preferably
resident OF Suitlano area. Apply.
giving complete experience and ref
erences, Post Office Box 5465. Seat
Pleasant. Md. -I6
BEAUTY OPERATOR salary plus
commission: conn Earn Earn $s5 to 500 per
steady pesitioa sG0eG douIs msdsFh eFEATVR FIVE
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced;
full-time JOB. ALICES BEAUTY
SALON, 1858 M st. NV, MI. 9553.
BEAUTY OPERATOR wanted, good
salary, and commission; 5-day wk.,
Saturday OF in summer. WA. 97SS
BEAUTY OPERATOR-AH-rou full
or, or part nt,n time; in 1st class shop. Call
BEAUTY Z OPERATORS ts). men men" or
women; $50 per week, plus 60fe
our Conn. and Ca. aves. salons. sun
day. Du. g5S3; weekdays, Ho. 9546,
BEAUTY OPERATORS downtown To-
SssGh %orSne S eonetonss dys0ns MR ERrk gsaan
BEAUTY OPERATOR, exper.. Li9 all
and commissions; steady position.
MonToe ASply BILLS 81 I IS BEAUTY SALON
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced
Good salary and commission. Per-
manent. Hours, 10 to z. Air condi-
toned. 5-day week. 1885 Rhode
Island ave. ne, NO. 400 --12
BONNAZ EMBROIDERY MACHINE
OPERATOR, full or part-time. Ap-
ply COLUMBIA LETTERING CO,
B0OKKEEPER. part-time. for Mon.
day work only. Mt. Rainier loca-
ton Call AP. 4242 IL
bOOkKEEPER, permanent position
pleasant working conditions; in real
estate once; 5-day week, good sal
ary. Call MR.. JAFFEY, DE. Oil.
Evening star., 1951-09-12
statesmen

4 nationally operated chain organi-
cation has sn opening to train (3)
statesmen for our outside sales
operation: Applicants must have
car. Will be trained and furnished
bona fide leads. Oppor. to earn S15.-
600 a VI. For interview, call Mr..
DeCarlo at NEISNER BROS. INC,
NE, 6I35. IL
Evening star., 1951-09-12
SUPERVISOR

Do you have the ability and know
how to handle men? If you have
had retail laundry experience or SIM
liar, We have an opportunity here
for q hard working, responsible man,
Salary to start will be 500 per wk.
This is a permanent position and
opportunity for a young man to
really show what ne can do. If
you wish to get ahead, and are not
satisfied by Just plugging along day
after day, here Is the chance YOU
have been looking for Write, giving
fuil details to Box 255-S, Star.
Evening star., 1951-09-12

nShllSVlle. Mo. -lb
MEN, . full time, / part time. Are
you satisfied with your present in
come? Full-time Fuller Brush deal
Fuller Brush customers are pleasant,
courteous and buy these famous
everyday necessities regularly. Each
new dealer is given an established
territory with regular customers and
works by appt; method. An expert
enced man will train you. No ex-
pper1ence necessary. Start on a 1 or
prove to yourself what an excel. op-
tional Press Bldg. I4th and p sts.
NV. or call DI. 4477 or DI. 349S.
mem len nsssI tSste' doot to 70 deliver snC fg6qE
report ready for work, 7:45 am.
Thurs; Sept. 13 at 33i N. Fairfax
MEN. interested in learning sheet
metal fabrication; no experience re-
CURED. See Mr.. Dove. COLUMBIA
SSpECiAdLITY Sbs CO, 500 Bradley blvd,
MEN WANTED to work in modern
food processing plant. ~ -hr. wk..
starting salary S57.S4 per wk.: union
membership nee; vacation with pay,
other employe benefits. Apply in
person at 204O w: Va. ave. ne, on
Thurs. Sept. 18th bet. and IL
noon.
MEN WANTED for garage and car.
mouse work. II to 45 wears of age.
To start as cleaners with opportu-
nifty for promotion to mechanic S
helpers, 40-hour. 5-day week; S54
Der week to start; paid vocations
and sick leave. Apply employment
office. CAPITAL TRANSIT CO., 36th
and M sts. NV. Take No. so
Rosslyn car.
MEN (75) white. to distribute free
soap samples. Must be neat and
clean: wear dark trousers; daily Fay,
So. Report z am, 460 New York
ave, NV IN
Evening star., 1951-09-12
sALEsMEN (25

Due to expansion program
we. have need for 2 more neat,
industrious. capable statesmen
with car (eXperience not nee
essary), to contact our leads.
Rapid advancement. perma-
nent position. We train you
personally. Our national aver
age earnings per man are
above S135 per week; many in
the $4,000 and UP bracket.
Interviews 10 to 2. Rm. 500.
Evening star., 1951-09-12
SERVICE MAN
(GAS OR OILY

MUST HAVE TOOLS AND
TRANSPORTATION. AP-
PLY TO MR.. HAMBLETT
GENERAL HEATING e.
ENGINEERING CO., 2131
9th ST. NV, BETWEEN
$3.50 AND $50 Am.
Evening star., 1951-09-12
statesmen

Who can earn $3.50 a week and over
to sell nationally advertised watches
on credit; no down payment re-
ouired from customer; immediate
tion with excellent future; vacations
with pay many other company bene-
htS; full-time or part-time men
accepted; excellent opportunity for
part-tlme vacuum cleaner, uphol-
Stery. insurance and other statesmen
Joe Tash. NEW YORK JEWELRY
CO.. 7l9 9TH st. NV.
SERVICE MAN for household ap-
plianceS. Truck furnished. perman-
ent work; vacation with pay. employe
benefits. c.. r. Dowd. DOWD'S
ELECTRIC CO., 441S Conn. ave,