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Evening star., 1952-12-12
Scotland Uses Reindeer
To Aid Food Supply
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK. Scotland is rails
ing its own reindeer in the hope
of supplementing it's food supply,
reports the British Information
Service here. The experiment was
started this year with eight rein
deer living off the sparsely vege-
tated moors of Northern Scotland,
where other cattle would perish.
The herd, three of which have
Evening star., 1952-12-12
Deanwood Unit Wins
Evening Star Trophy
For Civic Achievement

The Deanwood Civic Associa-
ton last night was awarded The
Evening Star Trophy for dis
tinguished civic achievement.
The award was accepted by
James A. Howard, president of
the group. during the annual din
ner of the Federation of Civic
Associations. It was held in the
Terrace Room at Washington Ma
tional Airport, with 400 persons
present.
The dinner was in honor of
John B. Duncan, retiring preSi-
dent of the Federation. who also
is Recorder of Deeds for the Dis
trict.
The Federation's civic awards
committee. headed by Leon S.
Calhoun, cited the Deanwood
Civic Association for several in
stances of achievement in the
Deanwood community. These
achievements covered such fields
as highways, sanitation. recrea-
ton, education, civil protection.
traffic, zoning and public utili-
ties. Specifically. the achieve
ments that brought the award
were as follows:
More than five blocks of side
walks completed, five projects of
street and alley improvements
completed, three sewer develop
ment projects finished, improved
street cleaning and wedding Of
vacant lots, acquisition of a pub
lie playground at Forty ninth and
QuarleS streets NE, sponsorship
Of Junior baseball league and
volunteer service to the Boy
Scouts at Camp Chesapeake, Md.
Fought Liquor Store.
Also, effective leadership I'M
making public and demanding ac-
ton in a recent case involving
alleged police brutality, success
full opposition to granting of an
application for a liquor store near
schools and churches. increased
bus service in the area, effective
help in the 1852 Mothers March
on Polio Campaign and opposi-
tion to a proposed strike for all
colored school children.
Another accomplishment re-
suited in traffic signs being placed
at Minnesota avenue and Ben
ming road NE. This came about
through the associations plan be-
ing presented to the Department.
of Vehicles and Traffic.
The Star Trophy was presented
to the Deanwood group by Edwin
Tribble. city editor of The Star
Another award, the trophy of
the District branch of the Ma
tional Association for the Ad-
vancement of Colored People, went
to Guy Timer, chairman of the
Federation's membership COM
mittee. It was presented by DR..
Edwin B. Henderson, vice presi-
dent of the District branch of the
NAACP.
Roses for Mrs. Duncan. 4
Mr.. Duncans award, a ateSti-
monial plaque, was presented to
him by DR.. Herbert Marshall, new
president of the Federation. Mrs.
Duncan was presented with a bou-
quet of roses by Mrs. Edna w
Peyton, principal of Francis Jun
ior High School.
Mr.. Duncan, in his response,
gave credit for the progress dur
ing his administration to the peo-
pie of the Federation. He thanked
them for their support.
The principal speaker was Ray
mond M. Foley. administrator of
the Housing and Home Finance
Agency. He was introduced by
DR.. Frank S. Horne SDecial as
Evening star., 1952-12-12

died. is expected to increase the
milk and meat supply. Ten more
Norwegian reindeer are to be i'm
ported, the report said.
Arizona sun., 1952-12-26

are many boys who would never
get a college education were it not
for the fact that someone ap-
preached wealthy alumni and did
ask for financial aid.
What 1 cannot understand is
why financial aid from anyone can
be given to just plain ordinary
student, but if an athlete gets any
kind of help, he is either penal
lied or ousted from college.
AS reported, we do not know
the real reason for Jackson's dis
missal as coach, but if it is only
for the reason that he allegedly
got money to help a student re-
ceive a college education, l think
it is a poor excuse for relieving a
man of his duties, when the man
is of the integrity and .caliber of
Mr.. Jackson.
l know many young men who
have come out OF Howard UnlVer-
sity to become very successful and
credit to their communities. How
ard coaches have always been
character builders and I am sure
that jackson deserves his place in
the sun with other outstanding
coaches.
If an investigation is to be made,
why doesn't the Central Intercol-
legiate Athletic Association inves-
tigate all of its coaches?
Finally, I wonder if President
Johnson, during his 27-year period,
has been aware that this kind of
help has been given students.
There must be more behind the
story than has been told.
Arizona sun., 1952-12-26
Appliance Buying Rates Study

Since the first cost cr major ap-
pliances such as refrigeratorS,
stoves, dishwashers and deepfreezes
is so large, you owe it to your poe
ketbook to buy rather than be sold,
thinks Miss Grace Ryan, Extension
Specialist in Home Management at
the University of Arizona.
If you're planning to purchase
one of these appliances there are
a number of things you should con-
slider before you plunk down your
hard-earned cash. First of all, you
should make sure the appliance is
basically and mechanically sound,
with safety device swhere they're
needed. Better check, too, on
whether tn maker has skimped here
and there in order to add an expen-
sive gadget you can get along
without.
How does that stove measure up
in terms of the space you have
available, and your electricity or
Arizona sun., 1952-12-26
|SoIod Bowl Parade, Activities
Promise To Be Largest Yet

PHOENIX High schools from
every corner of Arizona will take
part in the giant New Years Day
Arizona on Parade procession in
conjunction with Salad Bowl activ-
tiles, Albert Johnson, chairman OF
the affair, announced this week.
The Salad Bowl, held annually
as a benefit for AriZona's handi-
capped children, is sponsored by the
Phoenix and the Valley Of the Sun
KiWanis Clubs in cooperation with
other clubs elsewhere in the state.
Final instructions as to where to
report were sent Saturday to high
school bands, floats and Princesses,
Johnson said.
= Meanwhile, preparations have
been made for entertainment of the
high school students taking part in
festivities.
They will be guests at a New
Years Eve party from $3.50 pm.
10 five minutes past midnight at
Bud Browns Barn. There will be
refreshments and music.
AS is the. case each year, students
will receive complimentary lunch
con after the parade and just be-
fore the Salad Bowl game. They
will sit in elevated bleacher seats
at the game.
Princesses who compete for the
Arizona sun., 1952-12-26
SPORTS (L0SEUpS

NEW YORK (GlobaD - The
"Puritanical Beast" of injustice
has at least reared it's head in our
Colleges. 1t is reported that Presi
dent Mordecai Johnson of Howard
University has ousted football
coach, Edward L. Jackson.
There is no definite word from
either the heads of Howard Uni
VerSity or Jackson as to the speci
fic and true reason for his dis
missal. Campus gossip has it, how
ever, that he has been ouSted be-
cause he borrowed a few bucks
from the wealthy alumni to have
some kids play on his football team.
It is stated that Jackson has
spent a successful eight years at
Howard and it appears to this
writer that he has done good
job - even if he convinced some
of the wealthy alumni "to put up
money to help boys through col
lege" as reported. When it is noted
that Howard has never had any
athletic scholarships, it appears
that it has fallen behind the Ivy
League and the Big Ten Colleges,
who have always had athletic
scholarships for promising young
athletes. Could it be that Howard
University has been unaware of
this?
After the larger colleges have
combed the field of Negro athletes
and selected the cream of the crop,
there is little left for the coaches
in the Colored colleges anyway.
: I do not believe in going out
and paying athletes to. attend col
lege. No one paid my way through
Brown University and received
no scholarship aid. While Twas
coach at Lincoln University for
three years, as far as know no
student was sent there because he
was an athlete and no athlete re-
eeived any particular help. Yet,
during the three-year period I
coached at Lincoln, we lost only
one game and that was the one
game in three years that the Lin
coin team was scored upon, and
- 1ocf tO Howard
To my knowledge, if the coach
in my day knew anything about
securing money to help football
player, it was unusual. Yet I am
sure some kind of subsidy took
place. However, am in sympathy
with jackson because high school
students of today look forward to
getting some kind of help if they
are star athletes. Further, there
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Arizona sun., 1952-12-26

gas supply? In the case of dish
washer or garbage disposal, you'd
be wise to consider the amount of
water pressure required for salts
factory operation.
The features you know and un-
derstand are the ones you should
check first, along with availability
of service and replacement parts.
From there on, you'll have to de-
pend upon the reliability that goes
with buying a good brand of ap-
pliance from a dealer you know.
Arizona sun., 1952-12-26

title of Salad Bowl Queen will re-
ceive complimentary lodging New
Years Eve at the Good Samaritan
Nurses Home on East Mcdowell
Road.
The game this year features the
San Diego Naval Training Center,
which lost only to Southern Cali
fornia in the seasons competition,
against the 101st Airborne Division
of Fort Breckenridge, Ky. Breok-
enridge is undefeated, and has
whipped the East Coast service
champions, Paris Island Marines.
High Schools reprented by bands,
floats or princesses include:
Buckeye, Casa Grande, Chandler,
Clifton, Coolidge, Cottonwood, Flor
ence, Ft. Thomas, Gilbert, Glen
dale.
Globe, Litchfie1d Park, Mesa, Mo-
gales, Peoria, Carver, Phoenix Tech,
Phoenix Union.
St. Mary's West Phoenix, North
Phoenix, Phoenix Indian, Prescott,
Scottsdale, Superior.
St. Johns Indian, st. Johns, Toll
leson, Tempe, Thatcher, Wicken-
burg, Wellton, Yuma, Ajo, Mingus.
Arizona sun., 1952-12-26
Eileen King
Is Track Stor

Eileen King, 18-year-old Negro
track star holds all records for
women in Trinidad, reports the
current Seventeen Magazine. She
excelled in England last summer
and has won over sixty-Seven
prizes
Arizona sun., 1952-12-26

Writes For GlObal Fritz
Pollard, who won Walter
Camps recognition as an ALI
America halfback while play
ing with Brown UniverSity's
great football team of 1916, now
writes a weekly column "SpOrtS
Closeup" for Global News Syn
dicate. (GIObal PhOtO)
Evening star., 1952-01-21

VNAV4s VFExSATUM, COI0feQ, fOl
large apt. house; settled man; refs,
end eleyator license required. Cali
EMPLOYED MEN, part-time WORK
mrs. arranged to suit your working
schedule: About $50 wkiy. Apply
Rm nssi; aoS Swedi; sio 31.S Thpr:3 = $3.50 pm,
FUEL TECHNICIAN, aee 90, to 40
make surveys and estimates for
mouse heating. and air.conditionine
installations. Engineering degree re.
CURED. $266 month to start. S294
MN 10 . months with other periodic in;
employment ONCE, WAsHiNGffo6N
GAS LIGHT CO., 100 29th 81, NV.
Mon. through Friday. No phone caiis'
Evening star., 1952-01-21
HANDYMAN

Must be Q good cleaner and all.
purpose man; good salary and good
WORKING conds. Apply ALBAN Tow
ERS, 300 Mass. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1952-01-21
LEGAL NOTICES
]. cHURcHILL ELMoRE. Atter,

0. CHURCHILL ELMORE, Atterney
Colorado Building.
ORDER oF PUBLICATION = On.
known defendant-absent defend.
Filed Nov IA. 1851, Harry NJ. Hun.
UNITED STATES sleEai bIsrn1cr COURT
GRAY sRopERTiEsos o'ESss:fi o. 1Nc'' cco'q%sas BODY
CORPORATE. PLAINTIFFS. IN.
KNOWN HEIRS. pEVISEES AND
HHFFlEnEfS Il AYE 5rf4NnsNTaE III nosSNET1EN TyAFNER HS
TON NO; 3s53-5l The object Of
tfict Of Columbia known as lot S06
described n e eolnplaint p % hsreirs hnatsaiseS 81
motion, Of the plaintifI, il is this
d4tns dd4tn oay OF November. 1851. or
Miller. Elm EiT,on "a Adams IetSasst deneste. ana ana
J. H. Rothert cause their appear.
ance 70 be entered herein on or be.
fore the fortieth day. exclusive of
sundays and legal holidays. occur
ring after the day Of the first pub.
saon ssase Vii e si S5Sss ShsrSss S, the
Of this order be published once :
week for three successive weeks In
the washington Law Reporter and
The Evening Star before said day
And IL is further ordered that the
defendants Unknown Heirs. Devisees
and Alienees Of Osborn Warner.
Charles Jones. Peggy Powell. Milly
Powell and Richard Wallace. re-
visees and Aiienees Of Cora Miller
and J. Il. Rothert. II they. be de-
ceased. respectively cause their ap-
NeArNnce In he entered herein on or
after the expiration Of three months
from this date. otherwise the cause
will be proceeded with as In. case
order be published twice . month
for three months In the washington
Law Reporter and The Evening Star
before said day 80 JAMES +.
HARRY NJ. HULL, Clerk: By ELIz-
ABETH M. KOWALsKI. Deputy
Clerk. no19.26.de3: 17.ta7.2l
Evening star., 1952-01-21
hElI MEN

B0Y. 1920. h. .. educstion pre-
40 some messenger work IN NV.
area; 5-day wk., benefits Inquire
l15l q st. NV. or call MR.. cOUR-
SON, DE. $500. -22
MAN, inspection ability to check rec
ORC players and eventually assume
responsfbNity for all servtcing. Some
oackground and knowledge of am
p,iners desirable; all company bene-
MS Sva!lAble.. Apply BOWEN a CO.,
4Il2 Bethesda ave-. Bethesda, Nd.
NAN with car 70 contact regular an
delivery service: sos Commission on,
labor charge. Also selling priyileee es
with liberal commission. For inter-
view appointment phone DU. 467s.
MAN. white. 80 to SIS. D. c. drivers
license, to sell seeds. tractors and
lmplements to farms and estates.
nearby D.. c. Inside . and outside
work. Full time. 6-day wk. Write
salary desired. Box 268-H. Star,
MAN WANTED to sell RaWIeiTh.s
household products to consumers.
We help you. Good profits for hust-
Ter. No experience needed to start
Pleasant, profitable. dignified work
Write today. RAWLEIGHS. Dept.
DCA-14-53. Chester. Pa.
MAN, neat appearance! to work In
night club and act as host, greet
people, show them to their tables,
etc. Apply any eve. after 8 pm.
lxll ~ st. NV
Evening star., 1952-01-21

GROCERY MAN, exper. Tor indie
pendent chain; excellent opportu.
mt MY ,Ea,,s paid dement's; Apply IN per
2920 Nichols ave. s.e. 30
expertenced and sober, with GOOD
local reference. Top pay to rieht
man. bE.day week. Apply In person
only: 1864 Bladensburg I'd. ne ga
GROCERY STOCKMAN, exper. super
market work: excellent pay, work
ing conditions and benefits. Apply
tlneoin ave-, Kensington, Md. 10.
Evening star., 1952-01-21

OPERATOR, 10 set
up own machine. Opportunity for
Advancement In growing firm. AIR
TRONlC RESEARCH, INC. BE-
thesda. Nd, OIL. 1915. Al
UPHOLSTERER. first class only. to
work evenings and Sat-; top wages.
UPHOLsTERER. 1st-class only. thor
2gghly experienced and able. Can
MAN, permanent oppor-
tunity for right man; must have ex-
perience. Phone WI. 1888. BROOK
VILE MARKET. 6421 Brookyille
ases q to 50. respon-
sible for hourly inspections Of plant
property. 81 81 per hr. to start. D.
day 40-hr. week. on Q shift basis.
This lob Is Temporary. Apply WASH
MGTON GAS LIGHT CO.. 100
29th st NV, Mon. through Friday.
ACTIVE SALESMAN, willing to make
consistent, intensive effort in above
average opportunity Of semi
professional nature. Steady, year
around business with no of-season;
Good working habits. sincerity and
honesty prime requisites. Previous
direct sales experience not required.
Car necessary. Write Mr.. SANDER
SON, Bo 202. Newark. N. 2. State.
Evening star., 1952-01-21
HElR AEN

statesmen - Cover Maryland, DEL
sory a.h naiicsnsiy SsuMaa saveesissd 'sT sras
and variety store products; ear es-
sential; exp. contracting drug trade
helpful but not necessary; sconpen-
eations draw against liberal cofl-
mission PLUS bonus arrangement;
full details frst letter for interview.
Box 20l-D, Star. -2S
ca, local training win be
given to suitable applicants who are
interested In being located IN the
following Va. towns: Richmond, Roa-
noke and Norfolk. Average earnings
S76 . week. We guarantee $50. q
week during training period. We
furnish Transportation. Apply 8 70
10 an. Room S27. 724 9th st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-01-21
PERSONAL

WILL ACCOMPANY to or from West
Coast. children. elderly person. In
valid; registered nurse travelling
Seattle or other Coast city middle
Of Feb. returning in about weeks.
JOHNSON, OR. 1875. 22"
PIANO TUNER, SO, city or suburbs;
IA. 6se2 day. XII. s-221s eve. -25
NURSE. r. n. to supervise nurses In
home for elderly persons. Must live
in. Call SH. 6n40. 81
ESTABLISHED INVENTOR seeks re.
spon. person to aid In securement OF
sew. patents and manuf.. to produce
same on percent. basis. A. v. GRIM
ALDI 909S BALTIC. blvd. Berwyn. Nd
PERMANENT. q; shampoo; War, WAR
@ st. NV.
ROOM AND BOARD for elderly peo.
pie, nursing care, tray service II
desired. 1925 Georgia ave. NV,
GE. 425S. pa
GHARON-Nursing care Of the aging
and chronically i'll. MRS. BRYAN
NEAL. Director. Ashton 4941.
JEWISH BOARDING HOME for. el:
derly. No convalescents. Finest food
and attention. SIAM HOUSE. 1922
9Th st. NV. GE. 9789. 20
Evening star., 1952-01-21
MAN WITH CAR

Big earnings good references. nc
investment Cali 81. 1851 and All
for employment MANAGER. -3l
MEN t3). for order dept. 40 hrs. Der
week: can earn $50 weekly. I'm.
MEN with saies experience, living in
vicinity Of Fort Belvoir. Fort Meade
and Abedreen Proving Grounds;
many agents earn 81 900 per month
working evenings; drawing account
and commission. Telephone In
Washington. District 1922, Exten-
son 24S. or write RALPH KENYON,
Bay 1901, Fayetteville. N. c. 2ls
MEN l3).. white, neat appearance.
Tor outside sales work. Avefsge
earnings S75 q week. Good Chance
Tor advancement. You Will receive
2 salary Of $50 q week during train
Ing period. We furnish transporta-
ton. Apply 8 to 10 ala, 724 9th
St: NV, Room 827. --e2
MEN t2) are needed for immediate
placements In exceptional income
positions. Positions are perm, eri-
ployer furnishes all prospects and
establishes all appts. Men selected
must have local character refs. and
be neat in appearance. Salary.
Gar furnished. Apply MIR. ORPIN,
DOLL 14th st. NV %
Evening star., 1952-01-21
GROUP
ENGINEER

This position ofEers an outstanding
opportunity to . competent and ae-
greSsive engineer. The man We
need must be capable Of performing
az aaysgnsof Ignnses g an airborne armament
sign. pfoduction liaison and eusto.
The group ENGINEER vim have . chance
70 mead MS own design group. He
VII work for . small enRineering
The successful candidate must have
-FOUR 70 seven years Of engineering
experience. Aircraft experience %
Salary. viii be commensurate with
technical knowledge and experience.
Evening star., 1952-01-21
HELP MEN
DRIYERS

DRIVER white. for linen route; good
references required; good pay, steady
Job insurance benefits. Apply DIS
IRicT LINEN SERVICE Co. So 1
Evening star., 1952-01-21
BEAUTY OPERATORS
FOR ALL AROUND WORK
IN OUR o.
Antoine Salon
Apply
Personnel Once
Eighth Floor
JULIUS GARFINCKEL
& CO.
r st. at 18th NV.
o

BEAUTY SALON MANfCURIsT-Pul
or part time: good saIAry and com.
mission. EMILE. 1921 Conn. ave.
BEAUTY SALON OPERATORS. fun
or part time; top salary and COM
mission: Phone 81: 3906 days. or
ewes. MISS HEWITT, Hotel Willard.
rSaxkEHSfR IA t12S; ETt, ~ illS2ipvs-, no,.9,., 22
fun eharge; ability To- assume re-
small once: desirs6ie job fSas foT person N
0531. MIR. MANDEL. -22
MACHINE operator,
experienced in posting to customers
ledger cards. Good opportunity for
qualified person who has had fairly
good BACKGROUND In this type Of
work. call MRS. LUCE. Ii. 1892.
BOOKKEEPING CLERK. local. pyt.
commercial COLLEGE. instruction given
on national postine-billing machine.
Duties include: fling, eashiering
and typewriting, about 40 w.p.m..
4 wks.. annual vacation. Free even.
ing school tuition. Telephone Ma.
174s, ask for MR.. DIXON. rs
BOOKKEEPING CLERK
Permanent position; 5-day. 40-hour
week; pleasant working conditions;
liberal discount on purchases; IN.
surance and. disqualification plan;
retirement plan. Apply EE0RLke
DRUG STORES, INC. "a ? st. ne.
I'll
(Conttuued on Next rn00)
Evening star., 1952-01-21

Gas Station Attendants
Colored, car washer. fabrication man.
Must be experienced. FEATHER-
STONE SERVICE STATION, 1905
Evening star., 1952-01-21
CASHIER

Sx40444x9xt
Perm. position in large liquor store;
experience required; age 25-45;
wonderful opportunity for alert. ef-
flcient person: some office work;
good salary. Box 207-D, StaF.-26
CEMENT FINISHERS-2 men want
ed, capable. of doing Al work: no
others need apply. Work inside, in
central location in Washington; top
wages. Call after 3 pm, WI. 9159.
CLERK wanted for retail and dry
cleaning store, exper not necessary.
Would prefer some one in the Silver
Spring area. Apply MORNINGSIDE
LAUNDRY COMPANY, S220 Georgia
ave. Silver Spring. 30
CLERK, produce. for DGS market.
References required. Apply In per
son. Dawes MARKET. 144S p St.
CLERK for shipping dept, ages "a
ss 81 iss 8 sgs |'af
CLERKS. ice cream store. Full or
Spring. Bethesda or Arl stores: 5M
days per wk. for full-time workers.
Excellent opportunity for advance
ment. Paid vacations and hoSpitali-
cation, Applicants should be between
CREAM CREAM. CO: sH: 47ss: Sundays Ss So5
CLERK-TYPIsT, for bookkeeping
ONCE. Accuracy and neatness more
important than speed. 5-day wk.
Good working conditions. Physically
for app't -25
Evening star., 1952-01-21
Statesmen


Earn terrific commissions
selling national brands
Of television. No canvas
sing. Sell only to bona
fide leads. Close sales
quickly with large trade
in allowances. Car nee
essary. See
JOE BURKE
Home Appliance Co.
1921 n st. NE.
Evening star., 1952-01-21
GROCERY MEN

GROCERY MEN
Exper; for work in super market.
Good pay, free group hospitaliza- =
ton, vacation with pay, and other
employe benefits
SHIRLEY FOOD STORES
403 Swami Ave-, Alex, Va.
Evening star., 1952-01-21
sALEsMEN-oUTs1DE

familiar with lumber and
millwork and the building trade.
Starting salary, $75 weekly plus
percentage: Phone Mr: Sween. E1SIN-
GER MILL & LUMBER CO.. WI.
$500
Evening star., 1952-01-21
YOUNG MAN

YOUNG MAN
Il you have ever successfully sold
vacuum cleaners. real estate insur-
from door-to-door canvassing, this
IS for you. IF YOU WANT ACTION,
nave car. enjoy direct selling, and
honestly feel that you are ready to
move up to Q sales management po-
sition with q national organization,
you may be the man We are looking
oughly trained in our scientific Sc.
lection and training procedure and
appointed Q district manager-to
hire, train and supervise his own
sales group Of 15 to 25 people. We
are seeking a man Of $1,000 to
81 9OO1a-year saliber. who is now
ufacturer Of exclusive table appoint
ment win offer minimum weekly
guarantee. plus high 0verwriting
commission and bonus training fee.
exclusive product, no competition.
Aepeae business. No canyassing. col;
Letting or deliveries: For personal
ing phone number. to Mr.. Tavenlier.
regional director. Box 330-H. Star.
YOUNG MAN--Administratiye assist
ant, 20 to 20. personality and
nDlllty ana WuIlug0eSS 70 WOfk more
than experience; $45 to start. Call
Monday. MIR. HARROW. MI. 5000.
MEN. to learn trade in wood
working. apprenticeship program
paid while learning. paid holidays,
40-hr., wk-; vacation and other en-
ploye benefits. Apply J. e. HANGER,
fSTNe sSH vEfERx,s,n 4 Z, n,Ei ior assistant q.
nee msr:'s position with old line
machinery flrm. High school educa-
ton. general typing and clerical
man q with mechanical inclination.
Starting salary, S55 per wk., with
substantial increase within year.
Write: including references to Box
ExsC6TfSs saSC6; sssf POSITION for man NV With
drive, sales ability. and experience
tunity with company in food adver-
Using and merchandising. Box cpd
MxTURED MEN. 1870. light sales
work; 5-hr. day. about S55 wkly.:
once. Apply i0-2, RIM. 70S. 7iO
LOCAL essa II FFxNcH1sER aiS for nationally
known dictation system offers ex.
elusive territory with drawing ac-
fNSrs sxPsIrGE, fisns ReDubIic msn 1850. can & Ms
experienced craftsman
TO. bill and detail veneered doors,
interior wood work. etc. In our
New York City once. HYDE-MUR-
PHY COMPANY. RidReWAy Pa -2l