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a.t5 3a- 2s July, 1915.
LUNcH-UsE OF THE
9, A-BOMB IN WAR. Z

I said in view of the tensions II
the European situation that I fell
it was difficult for me to- carry out
my responsibilities without reso.
luton of the question whether OF
not we are to use the A-bomb ir
war. observed also that il
seemed to me that the Secretary
of State had a deep interest ir
this because. If there were any
questions as to the use of thi!
weapon, he was automatically
denied one of the most poten1
cards in his pack in negotiation.
Forrestal Gets an Answer.
CNot until September was Mr..
Forrestal to get an answer
which satisfied him. Then,
when the question came up at a
meeting with the President
(September 13), the latter said
that he prayed that he would
never have to make such a deci-
sion, but if it became necessary,
no one need have a misgiving
but that he would do So"
Throughout that summer and
fall, Mr.. Forrestal was to ques-
ton many prominent people,
both in this country and abroad.
as to whether public opinion
would support the use Of the
bomb in war, but he never felt
it necessary to raise the matter
again with the President.
(The emergence of the atomic
bomb as the real core of
American military strength
as, indeed. about the only form
of military strength which re-
mained after the evisceration
of the April balanced program
had an unfortunate side effect
in exacerbating the rivalries be-
tween the services. The COM
promise at Key West and in
the budget discussions had i'm
posed at best only an uneasy
truce. Mr.. Forrestal had de-
Tended Mr.. Symington's right
to testify for a bigger Air Force
before the congressional COM
mittees; but it must have been
with both surprise and exasper-
alton that he read, in the New
York Times, for Sunday, July
18, a report of the "gloyes-off
talk before 500 aviation engi-
neers" which Mr.. Symington
had given at Los Angeles two
evenings before.
4 cit was learned" said this
report, that on Mr.. Syming-
tons arrival in Los Angeles by
plane last night, he was handed
a prepared speech-presumably
as approved by higher quarters
in the Department of Defense
which had been wired here and
laboriously manifolded for dis
tribution. Considering it as toe
inconsequential to deliver, it was
stated, he summarily rejected II
and spoke of the cuff with
frequent undisguised tinges o1
acerbity.
"Ax-Grinders" Assailed.
a ("Assailing 'ax-grinders dedi.
Gated to obsolete methods oi
!. warfare, who contended thai
large Air appropriations might
''unbalance' the three services
: Mr.. Symington declared ali
power should be put in balanct
;. not with the Army or the Navy
!. but with the power of potentia
enemies, and that the Ameri'
!. can people have put their money
on air power. :"
! (There was more Of the same
Mr.. Forrestal pasted the clip
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ping in his diary on the back
of the following entry):
1S July, 194S.
SPEECH BY SECRETARY
SYMINGTON.
Evening star., 1951-03-04

Sou WUak ana the public with whom
you VIII deal: attractive salary. paid
insurance and other dement's: here
Is splendid opportunity to ad-
vance with q rapidly expanding
nnance company. See Mr.. Reuben
KEN; K sas AUTO MONEY CO.. 18th and
WAHTED1Tv H4N ,rE,en;Tv seTyiee men; Apply .!
CO. 49Il Ga. ave. NV. s Appiy 36iIn II
WANTED u sMaIL faIns eaiS oRcHasTRA R!saSs ve 4
seis. ssesiiPsm0any Wsshinstaonan a aanes5' e E P'o. Boz
experience to qualify for iaundrs
route supervisor. Willing to be
selected on basis Of personnel test
ing. Write giving age, experience,
education. number Of dependents,
present income. Box 49l-T, Star.
NIGHT WORK TYPING for publish.
ing company. from 6 to 10 pm:
knowledge Of electric typewriter
helpful but not necessary. Apply
between and $50 pm, 1928 K
wANTED-Bulldozer operator, mus,
pay; call 81. ssss. sssso' WORK. 1s sS0d
20, 80, 40 and s4o @ w iiebt bs hoas
matches; bigger spot cash comm,
every every business a prospect, repeats;
fs fr PaTs srn time MATgH asy nOsRB1aS; aBRSp; ssss
ELDERLY, WHITE, SOBER MAN 10,
country work, who understands gar
dening; $50 per mo-, rm. and board
ADxERTisNG SPECIALITY salesman.
fun or part time; commission; every
business S. prospect: free samples.
22 st. Paterson. N. j.
CAN PLACE 3 young men over Is
IN circulation department; fully
ts1 tLra,neo; permanent; good earnings.
ExPAsSiSd tHS sH1s slds, ORGANIZATION r..
immediate and near future REQUIRE
ments Vicinity Alamogordo. New
Mexico, Cocoa and Pensacola. Flor
IDA, and at Air Force Bases through
meehanical and optical ensineers.
men, to work with cinetheodolites,
special cameras. recorders. radars.
special electronic devices. computers,
used. for guided missile test instru-
mentation. Work consists Of opera
ton. maintenance, design. develop
ment and construction. Write for
based on application and personal
interview. are commensurate with
education, training, experience, poI
sition responsibility and other fac
tors: PARTICULARLY NEEDED:
1BM operators and programmes,
telemeter and radarA engineers and
technictans. Assistant Chief Super
visor for IBM installation, must
have thorough experiences in IBM
computing and q mathematic back
ground. Write to. LAND-AIR, INC,
Box 76. Holloman Air Force Base,
New Mexico. Attention: c. e
COLLEGE BoYs-several needed 70,
part pa tins tins morning clerk-typist work
WANTED IMMEDIATELY, white man
dairy experience; room and board
GqsadithMsrsburs' qsdtM Md, Gaithersbprs
MIDDTIE-AGED MAN for grocer, ma
store. 1859 Ga. ave. NV. RA. 9S7e
ALL-AROUND GROCERY CLERK 70,
self service market; reliable. sober
must have drivers permit and know
vicinity Of Capital Heights, sea-
Pleasant. Apply in person, BINDER
COUNTRY MAN AND WIFE. care:
taker,. gardener and clean up. mus,
be able to handle tractor and milk
cows. Near Alexandria, Va. Unfur.
nished living quarters. NJ. j. wAPLE
1924 14th st. NV, DI. S346 OF
OV. 1851. IS
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HELP MEN

SALESMEN - 100-yesr.old Eastern
life insurance company Is of1erinl
an unusual opportunity for 3 quail.
ified men to engage In specialized
ssaleswork in. the Washington area
tions, 26-45 years OF age, married
good health. at least years resi-.
dence in D. c. and vicinity. Q year,
college. some previous successful
business experience, high moral ant
TookER,% RE re. caro- 7oe'eReSas Monday. Nc L
am. TO 9 pm,
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Iobbing plumber with at. least 1C
yrs exper.; knowledge. Of city and
drivers license requtred; steady
work. Apply 1246 Taylor st. NV,
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MEN
AGES 81 TO IS

Must be physical At: must have high
school education. Salary, S54.2 % to
S61.6 per week; 40-hour. Apply
Monday through Friday, RAILWAY
EXPRESS AGENCY. INC. End and
MEN. to work in modern food proc
essing plant, age lS to 80; night
work: starting salary, S57 "a for
44-hr. week. vacation with pay.
Apply in person at 2040 West
Virginia ave. ne. on Monday NOM
ing beteween $40 am. and II am.
MEN (2), neat appearing. for full or
part time work. Apply. in person
after 10 am. 7os 13th st. NV.
MEN. Is. white. to distribute hand
bills; daily pay. z am. 46o New
MEN. 10, white. to distribute hand
bills: daily pay; z am. 460 New
York ave. NV.
MEN WANTED-1s-45 yrs. of age for
outdoor clerical work as tratiic
checkers. no exper. nee; high school
graduates preferred; legible hand
writing and ability to figure accu-
rately are essential: varied hours;
6-day. 40-hr. wk., with paid vacation
and sick leave; S46 to start; full
time Job. Those seeking supple
mental work should not apply. Ap-
ply $50 an; employment ONCE;
M SITS. NV. Take Route 80 Ross
MEN. coiored, age $3.50, h. s. educ,
part time. REAL SILKS quail.
haber. and apparel. Phone Sun,
Is pm. AID. q235.
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Night Watchman
Department store experience neces'
sary, Preferably a retired man
Generous employe benefits.
Apply Box 4O9-T. Star.

Parking LOT ATTENDANT. s to 8
pm; reliable worker. 726 st, NV,
CARPENTERS, first class. Apply or
construction job. 9Th and Nicholson
sts. NV. Top pay. steady work -
PART-TIME JANITOR, white, single
for comfortable quarters and utils.;
opportunity for quiet, conscientious,
able man; refs. required. Box 29o-
PARTS RUNNER; must have D. c.
license and know city; $3.50 wk.
See MR.. KOVAL. Parts Dept, D1.
PATENT AGENT or attorney, pro-
gressive chemical company in De-
troit area; broad experience in or
ganic chemistry and at least three
and prosecution of chemical patent
cases. State age. education, expe-
rienee and salary expected. Box
PATENT SPECIFICATION WRITER'S
york, Quote prices for simple cases.
psTENT pss91 NSp'iSkt bSktAffsMEN-piece isas;M work;
quote prices for simple gases; un.
Pharmacist, Registered, Va.
RUST MANOR PHARMACY. FA
PHARMACIST, reg, white or colored;
management ability; salary and per-
centage to the right man or woman.
Box 466-T. Star, %
PHARMACIST for suburban store;
good permanent position. CHAND-
LER'S DRUGS. 7037 Defense hwy.
Landover Hills. Md.
PHARMACIST, reg. Maryland. for
relief work; hours arranged to suit;
-S2,25 per hour. Call UN. 1882. 4
PHARMACIST, full time: every 3rd
Sun; 2 ewes. wk.; S125. Expert
enced; refs. McREYNOLDS PhAR-
MACY. 18th and G sts.- NV. a
PHARMACIST, for relief work, be-
tween 8 and @. any day Of the week;
prescription work only. MORGAN
PHARMACY, ,3Q01 P st. NV. --6
PHOTOGRAPHER. with portrait stu
dio experience. ANTON, 1912 g ht
PHOToGRAPHER, with car, and i20
reflex; baby portraits. Phone Sun.
PLASTERER WANTED to do l
house. 81. O661. -6
PORTER, for jewelry store; must
have 1st-class refs; perm. position.
See Philip Franks at HARVEY JEW
ELERE 90S F St NV
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statesmen. TWO

W
Experienced. full time. willing to work
hard for "a hours Q week. earning
sial SYo ca snd W psT psaS week gar ss sssen e.
arrange personal interview. -4
SECURITY SALESMEN-Openine for
men who must have experience In
the. security field. We will furnish
Leads. corporation. material, spe:.
e 1p ss' Joas ssiH'' C. kl2dy KHaN p5Sn' eS sSE
SERVICE SALESMAN. for parking
garage and service station; white
only. Do not apply unless expert
enced. neat, sober and reliable. See
MR.. JONES. 1e49 Kalorama -rd.
sfERsyyIcE STATION ATTENDANT, sx-
asss xpgs Rsr cosaos Gs sslf.z
sEasioI EERssT sTa4I6s III 81 aTTENbAN7 sTs III and
saiasI ssTs sTsoo5 sS9ss srA4}e9s 4A}eRssy
4q7 M; Vernon ave-. Alex. va,
sfkyIscssp STATION ArrENDAsr,
Thite: JOHNSON soNoco. 1908
sERvicfEy ii fy'i sTxTi1oN Far shift manager. nag
soSs nSss be osDs assIy resss and
bonus BONUS. vacation H Win fy pay, hIahss hospieais
+ tzation and insurance benefits. win
accept out town applicants. APP
ply after 8 q. m. Monday in person
ham. LOGAN MOTOR Co, 1901
Wisconsin ave. NV
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ROUTEMAN to take over est. dry
cleaning route; gua5; salary, plus
CLEANERS. 2009 Bunker Hill I'd
ne HU. 9740.
ROUTE SALESMAN. Man to operate
established coffee route. Salary,
commission and bonus. Expenses
paid. Sedan delivery furnished.
Paid while training. Apply VIR-
GINA EMPLOYMENT SERVICE,
S:15 am. to 1913 am, 2420 Will
son blvd, Arl, Va. %
ROUTE SERVICE MAN, married. 25-
40 yrs, for automatic beverage ma
chimes; good salary to start; perma-
nent; car and expenses furnished.
Apply In person anil am. only,
419 18th st. ne.
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statesmen

A sales ONCE In the District Of CO.
lumbia needs men of merit, men
with. responsibilities that can ap-
preciate . good deal In which work
ing conditions are unexcel,ed and
upper brackets. will viii be- Seu It T Lee Lee
House. Mon. Mar. 5. between 8
an. and 2 pm, ROBERT SMITH.
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SALESMAN

! am interested in interviewing q
man to represent line Of ma
tionally advertised products, dis
tributed by q reliable firm doing
80 years. Leads are furnished, and
there are no SHORTAGES. This is a
permanent position. Present sales
men have been with US an average
OF 3l2. years each. Please write
giving full particulars. Box 124-T,
Star
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Apply Mr.. SteifeI
MARVIN'S CREDIT
734 7th st. NV.
Statesmen

TURER HAS OPENINGs FOR A
FEW GOOD SALESMEN. OUR
PRESENT. FORCE CANNOT TAKE
CARE OF ALL THE BUSINESS
WHICH IS COMING TO Us. WE
ARE ACTUALLY SWAMPED WITH
PEOPLE WHO ARE GI.AMoRIMG NC
b ARE LOSING THE BUSINESS BE-
CAUSE OUR SALES FORCE IS
WITH THE SITUATION. WE FUR
NISH BONAFIDE APPOINTMENTS
WITH INTERESTED PROSPECT.
POSITIVELY NO CANvASSING.
OUR statesmen ARE FARMING
5000 TO $500 PER WEEK IN
QUICK COMMISSIONS, SELLING
A STAPLE NECESSITY WHICH
PEOPLE POSITIVELY MUST buy.
OUR BUSINESS Is STABLE AND
sHoRTAdEs. You WILL eE
11IhHWv. PHoNH HsoaSsi2 Nj. sesS SS MoNpAY toNnaHI
BEFORE 4 PM AND ASK FOR
MIR. KUHN. CAR REQUIRED.
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SAI,ESMEN

Experienced. In mems clothing. guar
anteed draw against liberal com
mission: exceptional company bene'
fits.. Apply personnel ONCE.
SEARS ROEBUCK & co
45OO Wis. Ave. NV. x
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BOOK
ENCYCLOPAEDIA
EDUCATIONAL

O141EJXNICN
Why work on a day-to-day
basis when you can sell the
newest manager Encyclo-
paedia on the Market to-
day. Get top commission,
plus all the benefits of a
salaried employee, with one
Of the largest Merchan-
diser's in the Country. If
you have a good employ
ment record, Phone OR.
6505, 10 to II, Monday,
March 5th.
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statesmen

You can earn $75-$1o0 weekly com.
mission sitting at Q desk In oui
ONCE expaining attractive radis
programs to merchants; excellenI
opportunity to break into specialized
advertising deld. Qualifications are
To think clearly and work hard
For appointment call FRED STEW.
ART, ST. 1892, q to 10 "A
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0G<A4t0, 1t\/CoONxA q w.
1901 Lawrence Ave. NE.
WAREHOUSE HELPER
With Grating. experience. See Ben
SAzoR SIAaza5Ge aAsTERpfEcEs asssffa aas Z WARR. RE
HOUSE; 4O18 Volta ave-. Brent
WELDER. exper. all-around man. fol
perm. year-around, Job; no lay on;
overtime, Apply in person, 4soo
DAIkY lfnSh FARMdoed ass sssa pay a foT NC expert
9 dairy farm afso EpwIN I'm LYNCH. y MG.k Am On
nandale. Va. phone XII. s-7704.
MAN to install insulation tackinf
aIH and blowing; only TMs steady pen aoa2 az;
MAN who has had experience in rem,
department Of q local real estate
once. BOSS q PHELPS. INC. 1917
MAN cashier-clerk, MGR posting
machine. credit once: good salary;
gEWELRY Issy co epDts sa7 NJ 7th i1eei st. NV.
MAN with real estate experience who
considers himself a good salesman
Unlimited opportunity with nominal
advance against commission. Must
have car. and be draft exempt
AshfAtN ED W soltl 2I1 CotADAoAlCO
business brokerage firm, part or full
time; no selling: must have q car
A real opportunity is offered. Write
for appointment to Box 1907. Star
MAN. for small. stock rm., handlins
small copper tubing and to drive
light delivery truck; z to 4: 5-day
week. In reply give experience. refs
and salary desired. Perm. position
for, right man. BOX 7s;T. Star. a
MAN, colored, for used car service
dept, to clean and polish cars.
change tires. etc; must have D. C
permit. Mr.. Kennedy, TRIANGLE
MOTORS, 3O10 r. I. ave. ne. a
MAN-Prefer one 40 to so yrs. for
taking telephone orders and making
truck load sheets; hours. 3 to 11:30
8 days; no Sundays; permanent;
employe Dement'S. See Mr.. Mif1eton
MELUERN DIARIES 1ol Que st
MAN to assist in hardware store
and warehouse; permanent position;
paid vacation and holidays. hospital
ization, etc. See Larry Maloney, MA
LONEY'S. INC. 1925 Georgia ave-,
Silver Spring. IS
MAN WANTED AS PORTER for used.
car lot in Silver Spring: must have
some experienes, CAL tedsy
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WANTED!!
MEN

MEN
for Management
Training
EARN REGULAR MAN
AGER AND ASSISTANT
M A NAG Err SALARIES
WHILE IN TRAINING
Men without experience
will be trained for Assist
ant Retail Manager.
Men qualified by expert
ence will be trained for
Retail Manager.
UNLIMITED OPPOR-
TUNITY FOR ADVANCE
MENT assured by extern
sive expansion program.
LIB ERAL EMPLOYEE
B EN E FITS Including
prof1t-sharing and retire.
ment, full insurance pro-
gram for employees and
dependents.
NATIONAL WHOLESALE
AND RETAIL ORGANIZA-
TION having more than
1000 outlets.
Phone for Appointment:
AT. 740O
WESTERN AUTO
SUPPLY COMPANY
Oil H ST. NE.
WASHINGTON, D. c.
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SAI.ESMEN

To take over exclusive territory. of
fering repeat business year. after
year. Man we want must be be-
tween 26 and so. car essential. in
terested in saleswork. sincere. re-
liable and possess the ability Of self
supervision; sales experience unnec-
essary; aptitude plus intestinal
fortitude. along with our excellent
sales training and field help assure
good earnings Immediately II ac-
cepted. Our streamlined. develop
ment program offers excellent pro-
motion opportunities with one of
the Oldest and most successful COM
panies in Americs, This Is not
cleaners, cookware, heating. awnings.
insurance. books. appliances. ETC.
but one Of the finest money-makins
opportunities ever offered to q hard
working married man. Perhaps you
are now employed. but feel limited
either by earnings or Advancement
opportunities, Replies confidential.
For personal interviey, phone MR.:
pm, Monday or Tuesday. 10
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MAN

Married. age 35-45; learn trade;
route work; permanent; daytime;
salary. Interview 10 am.-12 noon.
or by appt. WESTERN EXTER-
MINATING CO., 1923 18th st. NV.
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statesmen

With headquarters In Minneapolis we
are now forming new selling Or
ganization in the District Of Colum-
bia with q plan that requires no
solicitation. We get the. leads and
tact and consumation. We want
high-grade men who can appreciate
. good proposition with far above
average In earnings. Men with re.
sponsibilities that require. . good
income for the maintenance Of their
families are the type We are looking
for. Box 342-R. star. -
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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. Liberal nssE sommisst9n; M NJ;
STORES, 1900 q st. NV. -6
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LIFE INSURANCE

LIFE INSURANCE
Inside salaried position for young
man with life insurance sales expe-
rience, college graduate preferred.
ability to write convincing sales let.
tsfs essential. Excellent opportunity,
Please call for appointment. dOVs
ERNMENT EMPLOYEES LIFE IN.
sTRANCE AeH CO.. 14th and L sts. n We
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HELP MEN
TIRE CHANGER

TILE MECHANICS-Ist class only,
$40 per day. Call WA. 4133 between
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49, Ssi' wv Maheup men'
tions. with overtime.
RANSDELL, INC.
$40 r. I. Ave. NE. -
sIDELINE OR EXCLUSIVE SALES.
MAN 70 represent nationally adver.
tised line Elastt-Glass Plastic Rain
on established accounts tssEiss IN tie iays Many.
land. Della. p: Of c.. Eastern Pa.
M and Eastern Va. area. Advance to
right man: Personal interview viii
9e sern naaI.aanged,s a.ad write giving full in
1872 s. Micisasno Ii socHss4RM sHs. eRsaasoo o9 n
Young MAN, for clerical work in
De high school graduate; do typing;
excellent opportunity for one who is
aiert' aat' accurate and dependable. 6T.
YOUNG MAN, mechanically ineIin.d
acquainted with city to learn msS,
ical service business; good salary
while training; opportunity for ad-
yyancement. See Mr.. RANEY, 1895
YogSa ma MAN for shipping CLERK l-s sna
.nm .nsdae salesman; nice personality and
xouNa9 xsosuS1Se9ls NAN IT, Il 17eo g 80 year, Of s.
nigh school or college graduate. 10
SSrain In wholesale plumbing and
tmn;, saSns noustry; excellent oppor-
tunity ior ambitious person who is
ipnseaeSted IN his future. Cali Mr..
f5fencn, f ST; 0050. for appt. NO
YOUNG MAN to work in mems for.
NAL wear shop; clothing expertenct
aSt 1Ss nssehssary; 1s,h =. MARTIN MANNING
YoTNtGs ts's Man. Al h'Sj so-4b, with p,..s,n,
personality; good education, sue.
cessful business experience. Good
starting salary as sales representa-.
i've Tor large financial organiza tion
opport. for adv. Box 466-S, star
YOUNG MAN. white or colored. age
past ~ years, to work in small pic
sQns-,nnn surs irame shop; with or without
perience. II any. BOX 43l-s, Star.
YOUNG MAN for cashiers ofice In
notei supply house; must be ac-
curate at figures and not afraid OF
work; excel. salary to start to one
wno Nar ean Sn qualify Cali ONCE MANAGER,
YouNe' 9t: IN MAN-clerical work in on ONE.
vG Gall "a; oS01 after 10 am. %
Of life insurance company; 35E.
hour, 5-day week; pleasant WORKING
conditions. sl6 14th st. NV. be.
YOUNG MEN te,, SIS . day yS S,u,
bonus; draft age no barrier; direci
Riehards; GENERAL HOME EQUIP.
vnfINr vMENr CO, SO K st. NV.
fOUNG MEN. at once, clerk-typists,
only. Apply Mr.. Trice, FRANC JEW JEW.
ELRY CO. 627 7th st
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HELP MEN

I'LL SEND YOU 4 ENE SUIT
BUSINESS In the Washington area
Get your made:to-measure suit
friends ct direct -from-factory prices,
Pocket Big commission on all orders
Get splendid denomination outfit
and tested plans. Work from home
Or office, Top men make up to
sasdeS saseS tn wit. ssaT IsfSD ~ ssDs5asnSs.
AGER, Dept. 199. Box 23. cincin-
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CAREER OPPORTUNITY

Sales .trainess. for large national
ersanisation. AGE 24-33. good sal.
opportunity leading 10 msnsse.
ment. IN field not curtailed By
defense efforts. Selection standards
high; good. education, 2 YRS. 6usi.
ness experience. Send resume pre-.
Hminss5y TO confidential interview.
Evening star., 1951-03-04
MEN

We can use men In each Of the
following territories for speciality
sales work where you can make
some real money: Arlington and
D. G.. call c. Piercy, OW. BOOB.
Fairfax and Alexandria. Lynn Muse.
JE. 3-7266. Montgomery County,
9. e. Dunno, Gaithersburg 270-WX.
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statesmen

statesmen
SALARY-COMMISSION
Speciality statesmen to sell
aluminium cookware and
Rogers silverware, house
to house, on liberal credit
terms. Spot delivery.
APPLY SUNDAY IN PERSON ONLY
BETWEEN IL AM. AND Q PM.
Homestead Furnishers
5515 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-03-04

MEN. between ages Of 25 and 35;
drivers permit: dependable; will be
employed as driving instructors
AP: 1915 or NO. 1897.
MEN, full-time or part-time. Are
you satisfied with your present in
come? Full-time Fuller Brush deal
ers average $97 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 custouers and
works by appointment method. An
experienced man will train you.
No experience necessary. Start on
o or 2 day trial basis If you wish
to. prove to yourself what an ex-
cellent opportunity this is. Due to
tremendous demands for Fuller
Brush products. q few openings are
now available. full or part time.
Apply Oil Natl. Press Bldg, 14th
and F sts. NV, or call DI. 4477
or DI 3492 "a
Evening star., 1951-03-04
TEACH
BALLROOM DANCING

TEACH
BALLROOM DANCING
FULL OR PART TINE
DON PALLIEI needs young men, age
21 to 80, with personality and am.
bition; NO exper. required, We train
you free Of charge; college back.
sround preferred, but not essential:
/, guar. salary plus commission: excel.
opport. for advancement. Apply In
person. noon till 10 pm.
DON PALLINI STUDIO
2625 CONN. AVE. NV.
Trainees For Credit Clothing
Store Management
We seek several capable men whom
We will train TO manage stores Good
salary while training and excellent
assignment when aualifled. Those
with retain clothing experience pre.
ferred but not necessary. state
age, experience. Box 323-S, Star
Evening star., 1951-03-04
statesmen.

men mo- for our fsst. t.spowinS furniture
dept. Good salary and Commission
Arrangement. No night work Dis
count on all purchases throughout
the store.
Evening star., 1951-03-04
YOUNG MAN

Some accounting knowledgs and
typing ability; must be able to get
along with people. those with whom
you will deal: attractive salary nsid
winter and summer vacation, group
insurance and other dement's; here
Is splendid opportunity to ad.
vance with rapidly expanding
nnance company. See Mr.. Reuben
STEM: AUTO MONEY CO.. 18th and
Evening star., 1951-03-04
HELP MEN tcont.l
MANAGER

CREDIT CLOTHING
Excellent position for qualified mana
ger with sales and collection back.
ground Good salary plus many in.
centive arrangements. State age
eXnerience Box 2Q2-S Star