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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-06-16

deavor in the Miami Negro Jun
ior Chamber of Commerce. The
opportunity is now extended you
to join them in the privilege of
building bigger and better Mi
ami.
Membership headquarters have
been set up at Fred's Sundries,
936 NV End ave., phone 82-9477
and the Spic and Span Market,
1852 NV 9th ave., phone 94-5304.
For further information, kindly
contact either headquarters.
10 NEW MEMBERS JOIN
The drive has already pro-
duced thirteen new members. The
new Jaycees are: Linton Berrien,
instructor Music Department,
Dorsey High School; Percy L..
Brown, supervisor Dixie Park
Playground; Eddie Bunyan, Oct
Coordinator, Booker 7. Wash
ington High School; Thomas B..
Davis, clerk U. S. Post Office
associate member); David H.
Dobbs, Principal, Dorsey High
SCHOOL, associate member); John
L. English, patrolman; Adm
Everette, band instructor, Dorsey
High School; Fibre B. Gator, in
structor, Dorsey High School; AL
bert A. Miller, manager Mary
Elizabeth hotel and lounge; How
ard H. Rollins, veterans admins
tration hospital; Edgar Thomp-
son, bartender, Odell's Bar (as-
sociate member); C. Homer
Thompson, instructor Dorsey
High School and Clinton E. Will
iamS, patrolman.
Regular meetings of the Miami
Negro Junior Chamber of Com
merce are held each Monday at
BIS pm. in the Agency Room of
the Atlanta Life Insurance Co.,
221 NV 9th st. Visitors are al
ways welcome. Come out ~and
watch Miami'S young men in
ACTON.
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Central Life Ins. Gets
New Look In Miami

Tampa, Florida, June 9 - The
branch office of the Central Life
Insurance Company of Florida
serving the metropolitan Miami
area has been moved from 1885
NV 3rd ave. to a newly con-
Structed building on the corner
of NV 9th ave. and Goth st. This
building has been designed to
more efficiently serve the thou
sands of policyholders in this
area. 1t is of cement block con-
struction with three very large
plate glass windows facing NV
9Th ave. and 20 tn st. These win
dows serve to give more natural
light to the occupants and brings
out the beauty of the beautiful
green furniture selected for the
office by its acting manager G..
H. Howard of the Home Office
Staff.
The Miami District Staff con-
sists of C. H. Howard, acting
manager; George w. Carr, Asst.
Agency Officer; B. c. Holmes,
assistant manager; Phillip Herout
and Cecil Murray, supervisors;
Yetive Lewis, cashier-clerk, Lo-
raine Sawyer, clerk; A w. Will
liamS, special representative; w.
Jackson, A. Gaines, H. Black
shear, F. c. Clifton, B. L. Hep
burn, w. Burns, E. c. Moore, L.
B. Booth, H. Rice, w. Burgess, r.
WEIGH, G. Long and v. Moss,
agents.
The company is having the
Formal Grand opening Of the
new office on Friday, June %.
Everyone in Miami and elsewhere
is invited to come in and inspect
the facilities and meet the per-
sonnet of the Miami District and
representatives of the Home Of
flee that will be present.
All of the local agents of the
Central Life have promised to
bring in shower of New Bush
ness in appreciation for the new
headquarters on goth st.
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Beach PARTY

All members of the Murrell
Branch YMCA will enjoy an all
day Family Beach Outing" at
Virginia Key Beach Thursday.
June 81. Buses will leave the
youth center, $40 NV 18th st. at
1000 am.
Each member is entitled to one
guest. Bring your nose bag
lunches and membership cards.
All persons planning to 60 on the
party are urged to call the YWCA
phone 82-56O2 for reservations
by June 19 in order that the nee
essary transportation and facili-
ties can be arranged.
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JAYCEES LAUNCH
BIG MEMBERSHIP
DRIVE

The membership committee of
the Miami Negro Junior Cham
Der of Commerce, headed by
Erred" Martin, announces that a
big membership drive is now
underway. The goal is set for 100
new Jaycees within the next 80
days.
The Jaycee is a civic organi-
zation for young men between the
ages of 81 and 35, inclusive. 1t is
dedicated to the Improvement and
development of its individual
members to train them for bust
ness advancement and civic
leadership, and improvement and
development OF. the conU:.'cit-.
1t is an organization specifi-
cally designed to meet a young
mans need. Only in this type or
ganization is it possible for young
men to assume leadership in
community betterment at an age
when such leadership would be
denied if they were competing for
offices with older and more ex-
perienced men.
There are young men with civic
pride at work in worthwhile en-
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Eastern Air Lines
Social Club

The Eastern Airlines Social
Club held It's first election of Of
ficers Sunday afternoon, June 10,
at the home of Mr.. Oscar j.
Tarver 2340 West Drive, Opa
Locka.
Beginning at 5 pm. Mr.. Stan-
ley Sawyer, acting chairman
opened the meeting and discuss
ed briefly unfinished business of
the past year in order to clear
records for the coming fiscal
year. Following this every mem
Der expressed how much he had
enjoyed being a member and
working with the club. The fol-
lowing officers were elected:
Herman S. Blackshear, presi-
dent; Stanley D. Sawyer, vice
president; Thomas o. Wright, re-
cording secretary; Willie G..
Franklin, financial secretary;
William Lynch, treasurer; Gilbert
Knowles, business manager; Sam
Wells, reporter; Moses Jones,
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critic, Oscar Tarver, chaplain.
The club wish to thank every
one that attended their affair
during the past year.
Sam Well, reporter
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The Pet Milk Photographer visits
THE WILLIAM JENIFER FAMILY
Of Baltimore. Maryland

Gill and VaIcurture Jenifer know that
seven's number to be proud of, as well
as a lucky cumberland their seven
youngsters are proof of it! From Bill, Jr.
to baby Marsha, the little Jenifers are
lively, sturdy, busy children who have
lots of fun together. Bill, Sr. gets plenty
of experience from his own seven
to help him on his job as school g
bus driver, too! And how does In;
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Valcurture manager THE big ones help
the little ones"-and she's teaching them
all to share the work around the house.
A good manager, she uses Pet Milk for
all her family's milk needs. All the chill
dren drink Pet Milk, enjoy it in creamed
vegetables, sauces, desserts, with cereal.
And she saves money, for Pet Milk
- costs less generally than any other
1HI1I form of whole milk.
Evening star., 1951-11-24
By D. M. Derwin

Paint in every room, lots of II
in bright and cheerful colors, con-
tinues to be today's interior dec
Grating trend, in both homes and
in apartments.
Depending on the boldness or
fancy Of the individual, the area
formerly covered by wall paper
has been reduced In some rooms
in many apartments and homes
to but two walls. In many redec-
Grating plans, it Is being COM
pletely eliminated in favor Of
paint-baseboards. walls and cell
ings.
With skilled professional paint
ers hard to get and prices sky
high, homeowners and apartment
dwellers alike should give con-
sideration to the selection of a
good. washable, oil-based paint
that will produce flawless results
Tor even the most inexperienced
painter.
New Paint introduced.
A paint recently introduced on
the market combines, in addition
to all the above requirements,
several other factors Of import
ance. This new paint seals, primes
and finishes in one coat and dries
to a beautiful. flawless and uni
form finish. One coat of this paint,
with its Incompatible hiding
power, covers almost any interior
surface such as wallpaper, wall
board, plaster, brick, cement,
building tile and previously paint
ed walls.
1t is guaranteed by it's manu-
facturer to eliminate completely
the usual painting difficulties Of
spotting, streaking and tapping
In application. the paint gives
greater coverage per brushful,
which means your gallon will go
further and your painting or re-
decorating cost is less. In a few
hours the surface dries to q truly
beautiful fiat finish without q
glossy glare.
This paint Is ready mixed and
factory matched In color, ready
to use as it comes out OF the can.
1t is available In a complete Sc
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Here's a Way to ForestoII Decay
By DouqIos Tuomey

With all the information avail
able about painting. there is little
excuse for anyone not knowing
how to mix and apply paint. But
not enough emphasis has been
put on the Importance of paint
ing In certain places as a pro-
lection against decay.
According to the best authori-
ties. it is more important to paint
In certain strategic places than
1t is to cover the plain surface
of a house wall. The reason for
this Is very simple: most house
decay and deterioration starts in
some out-of-way corner or where
two pieces Of wood are Joined. 1t
is through these cracks that the
weather is able to penetrate.
Places To Look.
II you ever walk around an old,
abandoned house, you will prob
ably notice that the base Of the
columns or posts of the porch
are in very bad shape. This Is
because there are always holdings
and beads around the base which
have shrunk up and the weather
was able to enter and set up
decay.
The next noticeable spot in a
neglected old structure Is the cor
ners Of the house where boards
meet the corner-board and present
a long line of joints. The third
place for more obvious rot is
around the window frames where
the exterior finish butts against
the frames. Probably the next
bad condition that could have
been protected by paint is found
around the trim of the roof edges
and caves.
For a Lasting Job.
To forestall all this decay, there
is a standard method for ac-
complishing a good, substantial
job Of house painting. The first
step is to wash the house so as
to avoid applying good paint over
a layer Of dirt and consequently
not getting a bond to the old
paint.
The second rule is a dry sur
Evening star., 1951-11-24
$50 Apply for Housing
Here in Three Weeks

Applications for houses. apart
|ments and rooms totaled $50 dur
ing the last three weeks. the Dis
trict Housing Center, 1400 Penn
sylvania avenue NV, reported to-
day.
OF the total, 454 appiications
were new. and 236 were reappli-
cations. A total OF 315 applicants
said they had just arrived in the
Washington area, while 375 said
their present housing was made
quate. OF the total, GIL appu-
eants sought dwellings and rs
wanted rooms.
In the same period, 210 dwell
ings were listed for rent. plus 300
rooms.
Evening star., 1951-11-24
Goy-CoIored Paint Remains
In Vogue for Decoration

lection Of 26 shades. ranging from
tints to the popular new deer
tones. in quarts as well as gal
Ions. Exact matching shades in
semiglass enamel for wood work
and trim are also available.
It Is no longer necessary to
strip wire insulation and wind
bare wires, taking the chance OF
faulty wiring and Of creating
shorts or shocks. One merely
opens the latch with a fingernail
insert standard No. 18 parallel
cord, close and contact Is made
by metal points that pierce the
insulation to the wire.
Coupled with the automatic
plug developed by this same firm
q few years age, q neat, trouble
free extension cord Of any
length can be made in a matter
Of seconds. This new outlet is un-
conditionally guaranteed by the
manufacturer. Simple and clear
directions appear on the card ac-
companying each outlet.
Plastic Film Repair Kit.
An inexpensive new repair kit
containing the necessary materi-
ais for patching small holes or
tears in plastic shower curtains,
tablecloths. aprons and similar
items made Of plastic film, Is
now available.
The kit consists Of six strips of
vinylite plastic film and a tube of
specially compounded adhesive,
based on vinylite resins. Resistant
to moisture, mould and mildew,
oil, grease. and most chemicals,
the patches are particularly use
full for repairing inflatable toys.
or pools which have
been punctured by a sharp instru-
ment.
r To match the shade Of the
article to be repaired. the plastic
film strips are provided in clear,
red. green and yellow shades. The
patches are easily applied with the
accompanying cement.
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face, free Of loose or scaling
paint.
The next rule is a touching
up" Of the spots mentioned above
so that all the small crevices and
cracks are filled to capacity be-
fore the all-over new coat of paint
is brushed on. Follow these di-
Evening star., 1951-11-24

ION receipt Of . stamped SELF
addressed envelope the source from
which information concerning any
article in this column can be obtained
viii be given. Address care Of this
Evening star., 1951-11-24

rections and you will have a last
ing job.
If a crack exists which is so
wide that paint will not fill 1t, it
must be "caulked" by filling with
linseed oil putty or a good caulk-
ing compound, and then touched
|up.
released by The Bell Syndicate, Inc.)
Evening star., 1951-11-24
UNIVERSITY
PARK
4310
Underwood St.

Brand d-nev and ready
to move inte. On at
tfactive shaded lot. A
bedroom or study
with full bath On 6rst
deor and . wen-de-
signed Kitchen. 2 bed
rooms and bath ON
seeend doef. Conven-
lent to Grade school.
IS, 600 will handle.
Directions: Ont Mich
igdn Ave. to Queens
Chapel Rd. Continue
to UNDERWOOD and
turn left.
Evening star., 1951-11-24

Prime Windows end Rusco
Storm lnsulotins sosh
According to heating experts,
Rusco Prime Windows with
storm insulating sash viii
save up to k the cost of
heating this home.
Evening star., 1951-11-24

4 80 ~ ttSWs INV
f3 bedrooms, 2 baths,
Erecrestien reem. large
/ living eeem, library.
] garage, nice terraeed
! yard. Plus close In
/ convenient location,
/ make this property
an excellent buy on
teday's market. Ciess
|te grAde scheol. Price,
SEA, ESQ.
Directions: Out wis.
Aue. past District
kine to Hunt Aue.,
turn LETT shout !
blocks to property
and open sign.
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HELP WoMEN tcont. J
BEAUTY INSTRUCTOR

DAl%4 ~ - = 4&$o L AtS ~ = <<4t
Wanted. Call CO. 600. -6
BEAUTY OPERATOR, $50 per week
as1 AggE Lq 115 Es ERs &.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. all around. ex-
per. only s,, need apply; good pay;
Beatty 2atg opEkAaTiotss,i $40 experienc a
salary and commission. ASHLEY
BEAUTY SHOP. 305 East Capitol
BEAUTY OPERATORS for 18th and
4t6 and r. /. ''a ave. O shops FOB o s saIl
aries and commissions. Calls MISS
BASS, supervisor. HO. 1880. III
BEAUTY OPERATOR. for very busy
downtown salon; 5-day week. top
pIsEELE nf sEA ig@aiiI sAIoN, F Room
SOL. 1920 New York ave. NV. 80
BO0KKEEPER for work in Arlington
experienced in general office routine
to take complete charge OF accounts
and payroll, $50 for 44-hr. week,
reduced purchase plan. Box 200-R.
Bo soI; - Perm. pos. With
ton. Apply e51 Warner Bldg, 18th
BooKkEEP1NGG. machine operator,
National Cash Register 5000; perm,
pleasant work: 5ha-day wk. Apply
BLACKSTONE FLORIST. 14O7 H
1t. NV. Mrs. Lupo. No phone
BooKKEEPING MACHINE operator,
age rs to 80. We are in immed-
late need Of young lady to work
in our accounting dept. as a book
keeping machine operator; must
have at least a high school educa-
ton and eXperienCe: JO-hr work
week: starting salary $50 per wk.
Call ME 47g3 g
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MAN

Married, age 35-45; learn trade;
fonIte route, woIk; permanent; daytime;
s oa ~ ln 5nt WF - MI no99
M1NATING CO., 1929 18th st. NV.
MEN (2), neat appearing. for full or
Part part, time work. Apply in person
MEN. Is TO a5-Rent pillows on
buses. S39 weekly 6 days. Apply
PILLOW SERVICE, Greyhound depot
MEN. full-time or part-time. Are
you satisfied with your present in
come? Full-time Fuller Brush deal
ers average S97 and up per week.
Fuller Brush customers are pleas
ant. courteous and buy these famous
EVERYDAY necessities regularly; Each
new dealer is given an established
territory with regular customers and
works by appointment method. An
experienced man will train you.
NO experience necessary. Start on
a or . day trial basis II you wish
e Go p5oS epp 20 yoqrse this what ne x
tremendous demands for Fuller
Brush products. a few openings are
now. available, full or part time.
Apply OIL Natl. Press Bldg. l4th
and F SIS NV or call DI. Ar
YOUNG MAN. mechanically inclined,
acquainted with city, to learn med
ical service business; good salary
while training: opportunity for ad-
yancement. See MR.. RANEY, 1926
K st. NV "a
YOUNG MAN for shipping clerk and
inside, salesman; nice personality and
some knowledge Of building materials
desirable TIE. $500, -
YOUNG MAN, FL to 80 years of age.
train in. wholesale plumbing and
tunity for ambitious person who is
interested in his future. Call Mr.,
Branch. ST: O05o. for appt. NO
LAND CO, INC. 1873 K st. ne.
YOUNG MAN to work in mems for
NAL wear shop; clothing experience
not necessary. MARTIN MANNING,
733 18th st. NV. -
YOUNG MAN-Clerical work in office.
Call RA. 0S01 after 10 am. g
YOUNG MAN-Clerk for home cffice
Of life insurance company: 37Ia-
hour: 5-day week; pleasant working
conditions. SIG 14th st. NV. be-
tween a-3. g
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INVESTIGATE THIS
SALESMEN-1O
EXP. Not Necessary

EXP. NOT Necessary
Guaranteed Salary Plus Comm.
A national expanding co,
has openings for neat, hon
est, sober men. We train
you and pay a guaranteed
salary plus substantial
monthly bonus. Must be
satisfied with $50 per week
to start; 10-week promotion,
sos per week. Age no bar
rier. If a connection with
the future attracts you, see
Mr.. landmark, RIM. 800,
Victor Bldg, 724 9th st. NV.
9::30-11 am.
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Night Waterman

Department store experience, neces-
sary. Preferably a retired man.
Generous employe benefits.
Apply Box 4O9-T. Star.
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HELP MEN
statesmen

For national television chain. To sell
Admiral, RCA and other popular
brands television sets. Right in the
home. No experience necessary. Must
have car. Ilberai commisSioni M
STORES. 100 G St NV %
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YOUNG MEN, at once, cIerk-typists,
credit ONCE: good salary perm.
only; Apply Mr.. Trice, FRANC JEW
ELRY CO: 627 9TH St NV. -
AGGRESSIVE MEN with route sales
experience to qualify for laundry
route supervisor. Willing to be
selected on basis of personnel test
ing. Write giving age, experience,
education. number of dependents,
present income. Box 491-T Star.
VOCATIONAL SCHOOL operator. Ex-
perienced: Full responsibility. New
school. None like it in this city.
principals are successful business
operators locally. Write for inter-
view. Box 35-V. Star. -
WANTED-BulldoZe operator, mus
be experienced, steady work, good
pay. Call OIL. 1922 IS
CAN PLACE 3 young men over Is
IN circulation department. fully
trained, permanent; good earnings
ALL.A fUoG f,0e GROCERY CLERK KS TO,
self service market; reliable. sober
must have drivers permit and know
vicinity of Capital Heights. Seat
Pleasant. Apply in person. BINDER
q CUTLER, 591S Central ave. -5
COUNTRY MAN AND WIFE. care
taker, gardener and clean up. must
be able to handle tractor and milk
cows. Near Alexandria, Va. Unfur-
n1Shed living quarters. M. j. MAPLE
LIZA l4th st. NV, DI. 3346 or
OV 1851 *
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YOUNG MAN

Some accounting knowledge ane
tipping ability: must be able to get
along with people, those with whom
you work and the public with whom
you will deal attractive salary. paic
insurance and other benefits: here
is splendid opportunity to ad-
vance with rapidly expanding
finance company. See Mr.. Reuben
stein, AUTO MONEY CO.. 18th and
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CLERK-TYPIST

We need the services of a capable
young woman. 21-35 years of age
who enjoys working with figures and
is capable of tying 30 words per
minute. This IS an opportunity to
get start on the business side CT
the newspaper. Apply Personnel,
Room SOC. Open weekdays, $40 to
5. and SATURDAYS. Q to /.
THE EVENING STAR
1l0l Penna. Ave NV
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RETIRED MAN

One who is still active and believes
that he can fill a position as run
ner and clerk for an investment
banking firm. Must be reliable
airy expected. Box 500-T. Star.
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CAREER OPPORTUNITY

Sales trainees. for large national
organization. Age 24-33. good SAL
opportunity leading to manage
ment. IN field not curtailed by
defense efforts. Selection standards
high; good education, 2 yrs. bust
ness experience. Send resume pre-
liminary to confidential interview.
Box SOFT. Star. -5
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statesmen

AN oLD-EsTABLIsHED MANUFAc-
TpREER HAS OPENINGS FOR 4
PRESENT FORCE CANNOT TAKE
CARE OF ALL THE BUSINESS
ARE ACTUALLY SWAMPED WITH
PEOPLE WHO ARE CLAMORINC
FOR A CHANCE TO BUY, AND WE
ARE LOSING THE BUSINESS Be
CAUSE OUR SALES FORCE Is
NOT LARGE ENOUGH TO COPE
WITH THE SITUATION. WE FUR
NISH BONAFIDE APPOINTMENTS
WITH INTERESTED PROSPECT
P EOS 1s,, NO GlANVyAssING
5000 TO $500 PER WEEK IN
QUICK COMMISSIONS, SELLING
A STAPLE NECESSITY WHICH
PEOPLE POSITIVELY MUST BUY
OUR BUSINESS is STABLE AND
UNAFFECTED BY MATERIAL
SHORTAGES. YOU WILL PE
THOROUGHLY TRAINED AND
VIEW. P sfofS Nj Nj. a1 pRS M eNHaE;
BEFORE 4 PM AND ASK FOR
MR.. KUHN. CAR REQUIRED.
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HELP WOMEN

CLERK-TYPIsT for insurance office.
5-day week. permanent position.
Apply SOB Victor Bldg, 724 9th st.
CLERK -TYPIsT, with knowledge of
general Office work; 5-day week:
permanent position. KIT MUSIC
CO., 1890 G ST. NV. -
CLERK -TYPIST,. for small office;
shorthand helpful but not required;
ideal working conditions: 37-hour
week; $500 per month. Elk. 2l17,
CLERK-TYPIsT, age Is to 25. must
be able to work 7:15 am to 81
pm. one week and 3:I5 pm. to
lib pm following week. En-
ploye benefits after 3 months en-
ployment. Apply personnel Office
MAYFLOWER HOTEL, Conn. ave-
and De Sales st. IS
CLERK-TYPIST. 5-day week. 35 hrs;
probationary rate. S1:22 hr.; after
based on merit; time and "a pay for
vacation. paid holidays and retire
mem. plan. Apply INTERNATIONAL
ASSN. OF MACHINISTs. Rm. 7O2,
Machinists Bids. 9th and Mt. Yer
cLERk-TYPisT. Prefer one who has
had experience in rent department
OF real estate office. BOSS g.
CLERK-TYPIsT for furniture store;
pleasant working conditions See
TURE CO. 745 nth st. NV. %
CLERK-TYPIST and dictaphone OPP
orator, 37E2-hr. wk See MRS. BAR
FOOT, $40 Woodward Bldg. 3
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HELP MEN

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, one who
has specialized in business proper
ties and investments. BOSS e.
PHELPS, INC. 1417 K st. NV, Ma.
$500. %
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN-Full or
part time, men or women. day or
night. Learn to earn $4,000 yr.
part time!" sales lectures" start
Tues, Mar. 9th, s pm. sharp.
1875 Mass ave. NV. See PAUL
MILLER. Broker, D. c., Md, Va.
Only 'go-getterS" need apply!
Dent miss any lectures! Lectures
free" Be on time! So
RECEIVING CLERK. permanent, full
time position offeriRg excel. ad-
vancement opportunities for alert.
aggressive young man; unusually
liberal enploye discount policy. APP
MEMS SHOP, 3942 Minnesota ave.
ne, -6
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LIFE INSURANCE

Inside salaried position for young
man with life insurance sales expe-
rience. college graduate preferred.
ability to write convincing sales let
tiers essential Excellent opportunity.
Please call for appointment GOV
EMINENT EMPLOYEES LIFE IN
SURANCE CO.. 14th and L SITS. NV,
ST. 1900. "a
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statesmen

statesmen
You can earn S75-S1OO weekly COM
mission sitting at a desk in our
Office explaining attractive radio
programs to merchants; excellent
opportunity to break into specialized
advertising field Qualifications are:
To think clearly and work hard
For appointm ent, call FRED STEW
ART, ST 2792, 8 to 12 g