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The Nome nugget., 1953-05-11
Coast Guard Notes Improvement In Port Security

WASHINGTON, R-Top Coast Guard officials told Congress in testimony released Saturday the security of Americas ports prob ably cannot be made alright in peacetime.
 But the officials said they made significant improvement in tight ening port security last year.
 The Coast Guard undertook a limited security program, worked out in 1850, after former President Truman declared Americas ports were endangered by subversive activities.
 Vice Adm. Merlin O'Neill, the commandant, told a House Appro- priations subcommittee that pro- gress was made last year in 10 major port areas where security hazards were checked He said seamen and longshoremen were screened ito keep subversive ele- ments" off the waterfront.
 The two admirals testified the Coast Guard plans to continue about the same security activities next year.
 The total Coast Guard budget was cut s11,75O,OOO by the Eisen- hover administration to $198,25O,- 900 for the year starting July l.
 Adm. Richmond said 14O,2OO security cards probably win be issued to longshoremen and others regularly visiting restricted wat erfront areas.
The Nome nugget., 1953-05-11
ANS's North Star Sails For Arctic on End Trip Of Year

One the second of it's three annual trips to the Arctic, the Alaska Native Service vessel North Star put out from Seattle May first, to spend the next two and one half months taking sup plies to the isolated villages and ANS schools in the Territory.
 The North Star, with Captain Chas. H. Salenjus in command, will call in at Mt. Edgecumbe and continue along the coast to Valdez and Seward where supplies will be unloaded for transfer to ANS stations in the interior. The ship will continue westward and will stop at points on the Alaska Pen insula, Aleutian Islands and Bris- tol Bay, continuing north to Hooper Bay, Unalakleet, St. Mi chael and Nome. Calls will be made, at Nelson, St. Lawrence and King Islands and the North Star will return south from the islands in the Boring Sea, stop ping briefly enroute at Dutch liar Dor and Mt. Edgecumbe, returning to Seattle July IT.
 The final and long trip of the season that will take the North Star to Point Barrow is sched- uled out of Seattle August 4.
 Fine Tob prip+ipr, a+ 4be Nu1rra}
The Nome nugget., 1953-05-11
NLRB Rules Against Printers Union in Dispute With Paper Publishers

WASHINGTON, R-The AFL's International Typographical Un- ion QTU must bargain fairly with newspaper publishers, with out insisting on 60-day cancellable contracts, the National Labor Re- lations Board has ruled.
 The board issued its order Fri day in the more than five-year-old dispute between the union and the American Newspaper Publish CTS Association (ANPA.
 It said the record indicated strongly a disposition by the union to try to obtain "closed shop" con- ditions and that i've have ample reason presently to believe that this disposition still exists"
 Closed shop contracts, under which a union supplies workers for the employer, are banned by the Taft Hartley Labor Law.
The Nome nugget., 1953-05-11
THREE MEN KILLED IN
 ATTEMPT TO LAND PLANE

MOAB, Utah, R-Three men were killed when an airplane at tempting to land crashed and burned three miles from Moab Friday night.
 The bodies were burned beyond recognition, but the three were believed to be John H. Hersey and c. Kenneth Hicken of Salt Lake City, and Ron Johns, oil editor for the Denver Post newspaper.
The Nome nugget., 1953-05-11

THESE shining tins of canned salmon will never be placed the grocer's shelf. Yet this canned salmon plays important part in selling the yearly pack of Alaska salmon in the worlds market places.
 This spring, the salmon industry-as it has since 1933 carefully examines samples the previous years pack with eye to improving future salmon packs. random, their labels removed and this important food product carefully judged by experienced examiners.
 Gamers learn how to improve their packs from suggestions made at this Annual Salmon Cutting" sponsored by the Northwest Branch of the National
The Nome nugget., 1953-05-11

Gamers Association The desire improve the Alaska salmon pack is more important this year than ever before because salmon be sold on an increasingly competitive market
 Besides the Annual Salmon Cuttings" the in- drstry carefully nspects each years salmon catch at various stages of processing to be certain that high standards of quality are maintained
 For the complete story of AIaskas most impor- ani industry, wre today for your copy of inc color fyI booklet, "AIasku's saImon industry" Address requests 10 Box eo3, Keschikcn.
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ADVERTISING
COPYWRITER

For expanding local agency: hieh call
Der copywriter with ability to call
on clients. Must be experienced:
also personable. receptionist- type
interested IN learning ADVERTISING.
Phone for appt.. ST. 3.827S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-12

BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST - Preferably
with automobile experience. to work
for large Chevrolet dealer in the
suburban area who offers many
opportunities for an ambitious per-
son. Apply Mr.. Pearce. JUSTINE
NICHOLSON CHEVROLET. liz
BOOKKEEPER-T exper., for
retail store in Arl.; 5-day week;
air-cond. ONCE; good wages for quail
flied person. Call TIE. $4,000 for
appointment. lis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-12

HOG Q st. Sc.
MENEAre you now meeting the pub
lie In any. line? We pay top dol
lars Just for leads; Make an easy
e e6fra SS 9I1 70 week WITHOUT extra
MEN-Two fulI-time and one part
time. inexperienced, full-time men
average 500 and up per wk. Re
peat business plus regular customers
assures you Of steady, regular in
come. Start on a l or 2-day trial
basis II you wish, to prove to YOUR
self what an excellent opportunity
this is. Fuller Brush dealers average
500 and up per wk., calling on
regular customers by appt. Fuller
Brush customers are pleasant, cour-
teouS and buy these famous every
day necessities regularly. An expert
enced man will make calls with you
and train you. II you are interested
in a sure way to raise your income,
inquire at 9l1 National Press Bldg,
DI: 7-4477 or DI. 7-349S. IA
MEN, part-time or full-time, to sell
locally produced food product house
toulouse; good pay for, few hours
MEN (75). white; to distribute free
months steady work; IS per day;
chance for advancement; neat APP
pearance. Apply z am, 400 New
York ave. NV.
MEN, "a to 35. Investigation work
with national organization; must be
free to travel; salary and expenses:
no exper. necessary. Apply 951
Warner Bldg. -15
MEN-Permanent position open with
old established firm. Earnings of
$S5 and up paid weekly. Oppor-
tunity for advancement for married
men age 81 to 40, neat appearing;
car necessary. Will train. Apply
MEN, white or colored, full or part
time. to show and sell our watches
to their friends on credit Earn
big commissions. No investment.
Apply to Mr.: Ullman, N. Y. JEW
ELRY Co. 719 9TH St NV 30
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MEN, COLORED
EAPN con a nav

CATION AND A WILLINGNESS TO
b bGAREI,r TH1s Is t,, G1L6EN or
GETTERs. Apply I023 18th ST.
Only. SEE MIR. Timer. ~ CIV
YOUNG MAN, interested in learning
finance business. Good salary and
car allowance. Cali AID. $4,000.
YOUNG MAN. interested in property
insurance position; salary: insurance
BACKGROUND desirable but not neces-
sary. $50 Woodward Bids, 18th
and a SITS. NV. bet. 90 pm. week
YOUNG MAN, white. over Is yrs.
old. Steady indoor work. oppor.
to learn trade. Mech. inclined. Box
xtoSGfNG NAN to learn clothing i and !
haberdashery business. Good salary
and future. Perm. DU. 1885;
1oUS spso MAS Tet S e sssa t5ass
pay and Opportunity for EV Quick pr res
Tess. Apply 1920 3rd st. NV, end
Y 9SGS e & HfESon for messenger service;
must be neat in appearance. Apply
AP RSS9H 5s HltFlf 8. NV nv AE na
YoTUNG MAN-eo-e5, interested in
store and learn business. Apply in
person, Mr.. Duncan. UNION WALL
PAPER q PAINT CO.. 1901 Will
son blvd, Arl. ID
YOUNG MAN. to learn the and 1Oc
store business with Q leading firm
Z. ". WOOLWORTH CO.. 1891 Good
x56GGRNsoF RI Nan II: 1890 yrA; rood MlS o.
portunity to learn generat merchsn-
disc b0sineSA Call NE. 6-6412.
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MEN

Why be subject to lay
offs? Our organization
is made up of men who
were truck drivers, con-
Struction men, sales
men, clerks, ETC., who
decided that they would
rather have permanent
jobs with a future and
no layoffs. For an ap-
pointment we suggest
you call our factory
branch manager at JE.
3-7265 ANYTIME SUNDAY.
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HElP-WoAAEN
SALES MANAGER.

National organization has sales man.
agement opening in Trenton. N. j.;
stimulating position for woman with
s good business tSs Packsround and an
age. Ss.4e: ' starting car sala ssu's snd
comm. approx. $4,000; excellent
opportunity for greater earnings.
Give full educational and business
background. Box 374-B. Star.
ssS dals .ad s.l sSD e SsSaE SYHa
Blvd. Arlington aS@A JA. 7 hlGt " @Ha
sALESGIKL: 5-dsy wk.; excel. pay:
GsILIEEMES Sfs'D PASTRY A4E saoP?' 's; 20
18th st. NV. la
sALEsGIRLs ts,. aged 81 -s5, attrac-
personality, exp; sales clerk; 6-aay
r. . mrs AM ss SA NJ 4 sGsPt efsss
1402 N. Y. ave. NV. Ia
SALESLADY. experienced in variety
and clothing store; refs: permanent
Jog; Can 10 am. to 2 p.m.., IA.
sALEsLADY-MUsr be experienced
in ladies' ready-to-wear. Good sal.
1881 4 3 Gap IT person to sHlRlEiyss'
gs'i Al ;sSs i'ii SzoE $s' ~;
s3L &; 1Bi women's and chiidr rs
shop. Hours II to 9 pm. Must be
641 "a. ave; Sc. Apply in person
sALESLADY, gift shop, Conn ave:
several years successful exper. in
selling gifts or similar mdse.; pleas
ing personality; age 25-35; capable
Of assuming respons.; refs. will be
carefully checked. RE. 1880. MRS.
sAfEsMI1Af6;Y, experienced. for sell seilins
fine china dinnerware, crystal and
silver. Excellent starting salary for
capable Salesperson. For appoints
ment call WO. 6-443S.
SALESLADY. selling costume jewelry
snd stf excellent FR sshs 2 asoSG
sALEsLADY to assist manager in
neighborhood infants and children's
wear shop. Apply 10 am. pm.
s2 RE Ia II SCI week. Hrs Mf eGso
ity: sales ability. Apply AMEs
PARTY SUPPLIES. 14O2 New York
sAIEsLxDIEs. experienced. for our
coat and dress dept; excel. salary
Mr. Mr. s sheT Esh aIAIsasse%s Pc and Sc
sASIIEsLxxD1Es ta)-Lady's ready.to-
wear department. LIST Il. Apply
1I6 F St. NV between 1880 and
sAIEsGADrEs. two, experienced,
semmlssionSsn' STAR STAR .c eic5A ser
TIA 9TH St NV Ia
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our nrm needS Two young men Win
late model cars: $3.50 month. Call
RIA. 6-1204 Mon. for appointment
NOTICE TO ALL statesmen
Real estate OF. business chance; part
time or full time; revolutionary plan
now offered; unheard of concessions:
risk few minutes Of your time and
hear our plan; it beats any arrange
ment you have now. Come in for
interview.
= ATLAS BROKERAGE co.
southern Bldg. Suite ZIG. Ma. $1,000
COLORED MAN, with D. c. drivers
permit; exper. In putting up Anchor
fence: NO: 1852, Sun. and Mon.
at 1916 U st. NV.
COLORED PORTER-DRIVER-
in person; good references. CALL
FORN1A LIQUORS, 2100 18TH
st. NV. Ia
COLORED. lot boy, must have driv-
er's license and know how to clean
weekly salary; Preferably Silver
Spring area; BEL AIR MOTORS.
Md, JU, 7-6505. Ia
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BEAUTICIAN-Have opening for
male and female stylistS. Top sal
airy plus commission; 5-day Wk.
WILLIAM OF NEW YORK. LA. o.
1901.
BEAUTICIAN full. part time. Air-cond
suburban shop. JENNIE LOU HAIR
Lane. Md. JU. 7-7222.
BEAUTICIAN, experienced, male or
female. all round. top salary and
commission; 8 days. no nights. 946
Wayne ave, JU. 9-1221. IA
BEAUTICIAN-Male or female, ex-
perienced all-around operator. full
ia. S-46S2 between 8 and 8 pm,
B TsAetfISfi around w EXPERT.
Neat. attractive. 5-day week. Top
salary to right girl. Maryland IL
B fsais kEc aHsi sS44 re-:
CURED by Nationwide organization;
full pay while training; good salary.
MA. S-9562, Room 1862 Wash. Bldg.
BEAUTICIAN. steady; sos. plus 6oes
ff 'a ala117 days. busy ne. salon.
B ia S1s'O oc;PERAToRs-Malee hair
styiiStS. $50 guar. plus commission:
Lady hair stylists. $50 guaranteed
plus commission. Manicurist 500
6uoA OAlCCo. Alou uAuSudl OppOI. 70
e. earn ao y to $50 " %k extra money
Rose. TIA. 9-O4O5. ID
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced; g.
day wk.: hrs. SO; excellent salary
BEAUTY OPERATOR, booths for rent,
trally located. BOX l53-E. Star.
salary and comm. fun Or part time.
PAID vacation; Hours 10:!; Air,con-
isIana ave; ne: ~; 200. @fs
conds.: steady. good salary y0fk and
commissions: 5-day wk., 90. Call
IN person. MY: FAuL' 1870 M ST.
= y; re: 2rr4S:Uon If
ut Sate1: exceiien Ior eXcll IlNe
commission; salon closed on Mon
Gays: CA! EN-; 2c5S71. IL
BOOkAEEPEK-TfPlsT, exper;; per
mansnt P9sftion see M pan Key
BOO IS FER. - BENNINGTON Rand and
acnlne ueo GAYS lay . pee no nfsn.
S SnrS. e. 1nNpr AVE-" Week anu naiS vscafinn:
SSo;o ner year This nosition Is in
Chevy Chase. Md. and you Should
RSStoskT;kErpEK-ror ..e,us,v. resi-.
Dental hotel: pleasant surroundines,
advancement assured: salary open;
must have had 3 yrs. full charge
experience. REPLIES confidentisl.
state age. family status experience
in reply to Box 133-E. Star.
ASSISTANT, must be
good at figures, payroll experience
helpful: 5-day, 35-hr. week; ideal
working conditions; excel. opportu-
nifty to advancement; prominent up
town real estate office. See Miss
O'Brien after 4 pm. LEGUM a.
GERBER REALTY CO., 1915 Conn.
ave. NV. ia
for five mornings q
week; will Consider fulI-time en-
pIoyment for person with steno-
Rraphic ability: give full particuiars
and inciudins salary exnected to
Box 5O0-A star.
ROOKKEEPER. age % IN 3s. s.dav
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AELR-WoIARN
CLERK

or Advertising research section Of
!Sading national news maga5ine.
Mnl work primarily with McRee
card System. Previous exper, VIII
system desirable but not necessary,
we Will teach alert person. Some
nookkeeping. or other record Keep
ing ing, exper. helpful. Hunt and peck
HIS, grad: under 40 yrs. Of age. Air
como. bldg, many company bene-
ntS. Call DI. $4,000, Ext. 263
petWeen 8 am. and 5 pm.
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PART TINE - Homeowners, save
from your friends S', .neishbors esa and
TanfsS 'tG MAX. W SO
$500 per job commission. Call
the local factory. ia
with sales and mer-
chandising ability to service the 81
varieties in the chain stores and
super markets in the WASHINGTON.
airy and expenses. including auto
mobile allowance; vacation with pay,
insurance and pension plan. Apply
by mail, stating age, experience
ana marital status. H. J: HEINZ
60" 500 So. Cation ave. BALTIMORE
GOOD TYPIST-Experienced in cut
ting mimeograph stencils, accuracy
most important. 40-hour week. Pay
based on ability. Permanent. with
GID o established business. Tel. ME.
WANTED-BUYER. exper. necessary:
Dept. store. committing distance to
Wash. Age 25-45. Perm. position for
right man. State age, references, ex-
perience, salary desired. Box 330-C,
SPARE TIME ON YOUR Hands,
What salesman would like to put in
occasional time on first class. estab-
lshed article from Germany, with
option to take over for own account
If proving satisfactory. No invest
ment required. Box 24-D. Star. 12'
Europe; So. 900 to =; $1s 900; i travel
paid. Write EMPLOYMENT IN
FORMATION CENTER. Room 212,
316 Stuart st. Boston.
AID MATCHES, sell amazing designs!
90, 80, 80, 20 9l.os and 24o-light book
every business prospect. Repeats.
Start without exper., men, women;
full. part time. Buy nothing. Sales
Kit furn. MATCH CORP. OF AMER
BIG 5 Rspf e eAsH chi esrnn Isl Excel
lent opportunity-full time or part
ing air-cushion shoes for entire
family direct from leading factory.
Big sales kit-FREE! JOHN NEIL
SHOE, 81 Enterprise st.. Brockton.
SOBER MAN, with knowledge of auto:
drivers permit and hard work nee
essary. Salary. and comm. Can av-
erage 500 wkly. or better: 2001
BlsdenSburg I'd; ne. La. 6-0917:
SiP Bales gS18' c seo } E$5s
THEE Tfsf st. Men aiS of high caliDer to
learn highly. renumerative trade.
Good pay while learning. Report for
Mon. MILL TO YOU CO., $3.50
Marlboro Pike, Sc.
KNOWN MGR. of
laboratory and test-control appara-
tus seeks experienced sales. repre-
sentative for Greater WASHINGTON
ready be handling several instrument
accounts. A top-flight opening. List
lines carried. sales background. VIII
make immediate appointment. Box
394-E Star.
COLLEGE GRADUATE
Would a sales position paying from
S5,500-SS,500 which takes advan-
tage of your education and speaking
ability interest you? Call ME.
S-2336 for appointment.
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CHECkER
Good with figures, adding machine,
and able to handle money; person
who desires to train to become good
cashier in fine restaurant; rest.
exper. not imperative; hours Bill
pm. 6-day wk.; stationed in kitchen;
under 40; must have refs. and good
empl. record; good wages and meals.
Call in person TED LEWIS, 1856
Conn. ave. after 3 pm. Ia
CHILD NURSE, full-time care Of
blind child; live IN; mother en-
c PlHEfa' to AD d 4sasei store at
plant; 5-day wk,. pleasant. working
DEPENDABLE cLEANERs. 3008 Co
lumbia pike, Arl., Va. lie
CLERK, bright young woman for re-
ceivinc, and marking, exper. pref. !;
must have ,, geo saF hsndwritiDs; ES9d
CLERK. white. age 1925. pleasing
personality: no experience necessary;
adapted to work in accounting de-
lions. Apply M. Graham. Doc
TORS HOSPITAL, 1915 Eye st. NV
CLERK for general ONCE work; good
typing necessary; hours go; excel.
white, age 20 to 20, for
dry cleaning store. Good steady
job. Local residents preferred.
Apply in person, 4712 Hampden
lane, Bethesda, Md. or call MR..
KLIGMAN. OIL. 4-1717.
CLERK to work in office Of estab-
iished hardware store. Requires
some knowledge of bookkeeping and
tipping. 5"-day week, 2 weeks Vaca-
ton. disqualification and insurance
available. Good working conds.
SNYDER g. CO.. Lee hwy. and Fair
fax dr.. Arl., Va. JE. 2-1194. Ext; e.
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YOUNG VETERAN

YOUNG VETERAN
Under 25, some college background
helpful but not required. Perma-
nent position with opportunity to
learn automobile underwriting busi-
growing insurance company. Per-
Sonable young man with ability to
meet public. Inside salaried posi-
ton with excellent opportunity for
future: 5-day wk., 3 to 4:30. Gov
EMINENT EMPLOYEES INSURANCE
CO.: 14th and L SITS. NV. Please
apply at L street entrance. Ia
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= W SOeAs AS4s SoOOSSs Ia
LERK-TIMEKEEPER
High school graduate. 1925. For
~, to type helpful. Employe bene-
STONE PAPER TUBE co.
900 Franklin st. NE. Ia
CLERK--TYPIST--Company dement's;
interesting work. Call LA. 6-91S6.
CLERK-TYPIST. young lady, 5-day
8 am. to pm. for details. IL
CLERK-TYPIST, experienced; 6-day
week; small trade association once.
Apply after 10 am, Room 52S,
Barr Bldg. 91O 18th st. NV. -17
CLERK-TYPIST, perm. Job. Air
cond; ONCE. Must be steady and
reliable. Call Elk. $4,000. Ext. g..
cLERK-TYPIsT to do general once
typing speed; pleas. working conds. !:
paid vacation and sick leave. hos
p1tal1zation. Apply in person to Mrs.
Jones. 1900 r. I. ave. NV. IA
CLERK TYPIST-PerSonable young
woman for varied and interesting
work with Red Cross Chapter; hrs.
30. 5-day wk. Apply MRS. GIRARD.
"e'"een ~ anu = ~ ~o"O u 81. Nv
CLERK.TYPIsT-we like to work in
are friendly and dependable. and
4nssr and 81 fG~ ee us n H RSox sS e.
desired but speed not imp: These
ployes work s days wk.. S7h hrs.
Vacation and sick leave benefits.
ceive excellent food at low cost
Apply Room 300. Personnel once,
EQUITABLE INSURANCE CO.. $40
cL fiR =! fiM 1925; general ono.
answering telephone; opportunity for
advancement; excellent salary; hours
1905, days week. Apply HOUSE
HOLD SEWING MACHINE CO.. 1928
H St; ne; II; 6-.5152. Miss Martin.
young lady wanted for general once
work with one Of Washington's lead
A ng s'9 IN persons @@s' rs st. !SD RW
CLERK-TYPIST. exper. IN bookkeep-
c Iii RoT 4Ss5c' s som. bookKei1nr
cond. ONCE; O Is days annu sni leave;
Linden, AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGY
ICAL ASSOCIATION, CO. 5-0595.
Monday. 9:30 to 80 am. only.
CLERK-TYPIST for inSur. claims
dept. 5-day wk., 9-5. Interesting
work. excel. pay. ALL AMER. INSUR-
CO. 1106 Vermont ave. NV, AID.
4-156S. Ia
CLERK-TYPIST Catholic missionary
organization, near Langley shopping
center; 5-day wk.; S425O start.
Write or call MRS. WATTAM, 1901
New Hampshire ave. ext, Silver
SpruiR HE 4.6T61 liz
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YOUNG MEN

For collection department and credit
interyiewerS; permanent position
good starting salary and many COM
pany benefits. Apply Mr.. Andrews.
National Furniture Co.
sol 18th st. N. w.
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SUPPLY SALES
OPPORTUNITY
Graphic Arts Equipment
Industry

LARGE REPUTABLE AND
WELL ESTABLISHED MANU-
FA FACT y I,,,,, OF ~ :, G r PHO
RENT OPENINGS FOR SEW
ERAL ADDITIONAL FIELD
ASSIGNMENTS Will IN
VOLVE DISTRIBUTION OF
MACHINERY AND SUPPLY
ITEMS USED BY PRINTERS
AND LTTHOGRAPHERS IN
WASHINGTON METROPOLI-
TAN AREA AND VICINITY.
APPLIIGANTS WILL BE SEJ
h hEs7I 0r PR TlNs fffNHTHEREsSTE'
A4PTTTgp5lE, ,, AND PE ET sc
I pER;Ir RESEV1 fN os sA6 oIST E *
GRA 1ITSH ARTS ri FIELD Will
ROT ESSENTIAL. REsiDENTs
OF METROPOLITAN AREA
PREFERRED. SALARY POSI-
PLOYE BENEFITS PROGRAM.
AGE 25-40. PLEASE OUTLINE
COMPLETE BACKGROUND
DETAILS IN FIRST CONFI-
DENTAL REPLY. ARRANGE
MENTS FOR PERSONAL LO-
CAL INTERVIEWS AT CON-
VENIENCE OF APPLICANTS
WILL BE ARRANGED WITHIN
2-WEEK PERIOD AFTER RE-
CEIPT OF LETTER.
BOX 329-C, STAR
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An Opportunity

For 3 men between the ages of 90
and 35 to work in recently opened
factory branch of national manufac-
turer. Perm. positions. Complete
training. Must be willing to start
at $75 wk. and be able to furnish
local character references. Car es-
sential. Call ia. 9-1066 Monday
for personal interview.
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CLERK

TO assist in Offset print shop Of local
insurance company. Print shop
experience helpful, some typine
required. Excellent working condi-
lions including air Conditioning. s.
cay week; 9 to 4:30. GOVERNMENT
ana L SITS. NV. Apply at L st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-12
Machine Bookkeeper

Excellent opportunity for
young lady experienced in
machine bookkeeping. Desir-
real estate and mortgage loan
ONCE. Ideal working condi-
lions including 37h hour
week with no Saturday work.
Aforementioned ONCE and
lunches furnished free; hos
pttalization and life Insurance.
furnished without cost to en-
ployes after reasonable length
OF service. Salary commenSu-
rate with ability.
GALL MRS. RIEss. MA. s-211:
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CLEKK-STENO., trade assn; Salary
day week. DI. 7.3622. ~
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HELP-MEN
THE KEYSTONE

AO1OMObLLE CLUB
Is increasing its sale force
for the District. Md. and Va.
We need men who have selling
experience, prefer insurance
men. Our sales school will start
on April 20 and we pay salary
expenses during training period
with salary and commission
thereafter. Do not apply unless
you are an experienced sales
man. interviews April 1914,
by appointment only. Cain Mr..
Brett. DE. 2-0100.
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nElR-.WQMEN

NTERVIEWER-Highly remunerative
position; Mature woman. 35-65.
more Important than experience.
Previous activity in clubs, PTA or
church work beneficial, but not eS-
sential. State full details regard
ing age. exper. and tel. No. in first
letter for appointment. Box 161-E.
Star.
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TO train locally for sales position
consider inexperienced man who is
willing worker. Not canvasSinR, We
nave surplus leads. Earnings while
training around $50 weekly. Apply