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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-19
Robert Muse
Heads Key Vest
IDeMOIay Group

At 4 recent meeting Of Rober,
u. Perry Chapter, local chapter d
the Order of DeMolay. Robert L
Muse was elected to serve a.
Master Councillor of the Chapter
for the ensuing term. Elected Il
serve along with him were George
Stewart as Senior Councillor and
Sam B. Curry, 3rd as Junior Coun,
ciIlor.
The appointive officers named
by the Master Councillor were,
Senior Deacon : George Russell
Junior Deacon Frank Cole, Sen
Tor Steward Jan Thompson, Jun
| Tor Steward Frank Hood, Mar
shall : George Reese, Chaplain
Ronald Foster, Orator Wallace
Saunders, Almoner Eyilio Sibla
Seminal Rodney Birkett, Stand
ard Bearer Robert Vargas, Musi
can Lawrence Claxton.
4
The PreceptOrs were; LIST, Jo<
Curry, Ind, Frank Courtney, 3rd
Guerdon Hamilton. 9TH, John Alex
! ander, 5th, Lionel Rodriguez, 9Th
Raymond Garcia, and It'll, JOIN
lDeMerritt.
Robert Muse is the son Of Lcdr
and Mrs. L. M. Muse, u. S. C {
(Ret), Of 513 Margaret St. He is /
Senior at Key West High Schoo
and was winner of Monroe County
~ Speak For Democracy" Con
test.
Installation Of Officers viii b,
held Tuesday Jan. rs at 8 p. m
The public is cordially invited t.
attend this investiture.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-19
Art, Historical
Group Members To
attend PreUiesU

All members OF the Key IVES,
Art and Historical Society are IN.
vited on Sunday, January a. to q
preview Of the exhibition Of paint.
ings by Elvira Reilly and Hari and
Edythe Kidd which win be open
to tie public On and after Tuesday,
January 26..
This promises to be one Of the
most interesting exhibitions Of the
season, and Key Westers are look.
ing forward TO the combined show.
ing Of these three artists.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-19
ANNOUNCEMENT CALENDAR

TUESDAY, January -
sOo-Ladies' Day Coli Tournament Key West Golf Club
SOO-Thrift Shop, at u. S. Naval Commissary o ~
sO0-Audubon Screen Tour, Ponciana School Auditorium
l2SO-Auxiliary, FRA, place to be announced
6lS-Kwanis Club La Concha Hotel
7:30-Rainbow Girls at Scottish Rite Temple
7S0 -Minoca Council No. Is, at Golden Eagle Hall
7SO-Youth For Christ Fleming ST. Methodist Church
74S-Dupicate Bridge Fl Taylor
s0O-Beginners' Bridge, Fl Taylor
S0O-Knights Of Pythias, Pythian Hall
SO0-Stock Car Assn, at Legion Home Stock Is
soo-PTA at Key West High School
S00-Disabled Amer. Bets, at 422 Amelia 81
sOO-Junior Woman's Club at the Womans Club
WEDNESDAY, January 10
lO0O-OWC Book Review Group, at Fl TAYLOR
iO0oNavy Wives Club No. S. Bcg us u Naval Station
12So-NAS owe, place to be announced
12:S0-HSl Owe, place to be announced
l;l5-Monroe County pTA Council place to be announced
Club ~' = 80 "S-Aa1
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-19
CARD OF THANKS

We wish in this manner to ex.
press our sincere thanks to the
friends, neighbors and American
Legion Guard of Honor who gave
US sympathy and aid during the
bereavement occasioned by the
death of our beloved father, Noll
o. Roberts. Also we thank the
donors of floral tributes and those
who gave the use Of their cars.
ORION B. ROBERTS
MERLE ROSE RUSSELL
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-19
|Ne'o Singer
Scheduled For
Casa Marina

Popular young songstress Macy
Drew has been signed to open q,
the Casa Marina Hotel, in Key
West. Fla, on January 23rd. She
viii follow MGM recording singins
sensation Betty Madigan. who Just
concluded an engagement there.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-19

cAo VI luy u vfte VdAaey.
Mrs. Neil Fleck, Matron of Hon.
or, was gowned in powder blue
lace over taffeta, her flowers were
crimson NUNS. The brides mother
was attired in navy blue lace over
taffeta with blue accessories. The
groom in dress blues Of the USING
was attended by Mervin Thomp
son, Jr., as best man.
The church was decorated with
baskets of white NUNS and gla.
diolus. On either side of the bri.
dal party golden candelabra burned
throughout the ceremony. Follow,
ing the nuptial vows the Rev
Touchton offered prayer which
was followed by a rendition of The
Lords Prayer by Miss Cleora Rob
er4s.
Immediately following the cere
mony at the church, a reception
was held In the Elks Club Annex
The brides cake, in the center O
the table was set off by nativ,
ferns and white NUNS around tn,
base. At the rear of the tabl,
stood two large baskets of whit,
and bronze NUNS.
The Misses Martha Sawyer, Mar
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-19

Once a week wipe off finger
marks from doors, woodwork and
painted walls, If you want to keer
your house looking shipshape. Use
a damp cloth wrung out of water
IN which you've dissolved some
Lsudsy detergent.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-19

When you are using brown sugar
IN baking, pack it into your mea,
surfing cup 50 firmly that II win re,
tain its shape when it is turned
out.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-02-12

The Alice Seligsberg Vocational
High School in Israel, supported by
Hadassah, already has graduated
more than 400.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-02-12

Hadassah's vocational education
program is helping to train young
people to meet the demands OF
Israels growth.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-02-12
THEATER GROUP

More than 35 persons attended
the first discussion meeting Of the
Center Theater Group. The group
worked on the play, Another
Language. Norman Macdonald is
director.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-02-12
Omaha GroupHo
Monthly Gathering
At Phoenix Resort

Thirty-five members attended
the monthly dinner of the Omaha
Club at the Arizona Ambassador
Sunday, Jan. 81.
Mrs. Jake Lagman was elected
secretary. to replace Mrs. Anna
Barer, who plans to leave the city
for a few months. Joseph Lagman,
former president, was presented
with a gift by the club.
Out-of-town guests included Mr..
and Mrs. S. Steinberg of Council
Bluffs, Iowa; Mr.. and Mrs. Bob
Weinberg of Fremont, Neb.; Mr..
and Mrs. j. Crounse, former Omaha
residents living in Los Angeles, and
Mrs. RoSalie Bolis, former Omahan
now living in Phoenix.
New members are Mr.. and Mrs.
Lou Cohen, formerly of Omaha
and Council Bluffs.
The next meeting will be held
this month at a place to be an
nounced. Any former Omahan or
Nebraskan wishing to join may
contact Mrs. Jake Lagman at ALI
pine 3-6260.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-02-12
WOMEN'S GOLF

A women's golf tournament Is
being planned by the Center. Those
interested should get in touch with
Jay Edison.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-02-12
AZA DANCE

AZA's annual Sweetheart Dance
will be held Saturday evening, Feb.
TO- in the Center recreation hall.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-02-12
Lodge TO Help In
Freedom Crusade

B'nai Birth will join in the
launching of the Crusade for Free
dom campaign in Phoenix with a
meeting Feb. % at which Jack
Macdonald, local Crusade chair
man, will be the principal speaker.
Macdonald is special services
director of the Arizona Public Serv-
ice Co. The meeting will be held
at the Jewish Community Center
and will feature the showing of a
Lowell Thomas film depicting the
operation of Radio Free Europe.
At it's regular meeting Tuesday
of this week, Burton Lewkowitz,
chairman of the Arizona regional
advisory board of the Anti-Defama-
ton League, spoke on the work OF
ADJ.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-02-12
An+i-zionis+s Laud Ike

NEW YORK, (JTA)-The Ameri-
can Council for Judaism announced
that Lessing j. Rosenwald, presi-
dent, had sent a letter to President
Eisenhower expressing "apprecia-
ton" for the paragraph in Eisen-
hower's State of the Union message
stating that Gin the Middle East,
where tensions and serious prob
lens exist, we will show sympa-
thetic and impartial friendship"
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-02-12
SuffeII Tops
In New Play

Saffell Air Conditioning, paced by
Mel Sova, took first place in the
start of second-half competition in
the B'nai Birth bowling tourna-
ment last week.
National Metals, second place
winner in the first half of the
tourney, was a close runner-up be-
hind Saffell.
Chairman Lou Riklin said there
are still few positions open on
the various teams. He may be con-
tacted at Amherst 5-7381.
Bowling takes place each Mon
day at pm. at Camelback Lanes,
7th st. and Comeback Rd.
Latest standings:
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-02-12
Israel Aid ParIey Set

NEW YORK, (JTA)-A National
Planning Conference for Israel to
consider assistance to IsraePs pro-
gram of economic development will
be held in Washington March 26-
%, it was announced by the Israel
Bond Organization.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-02-12

Harry Shulman, a Russian-Jew-
ish immigrant who worked his way
through college selling newspapers,
has been named dean of the Yale
University law school.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-02-12
Civil Servants Get Raise

JERUSALEM, (JTA)-The cabi-
net approved a new scale of sal
aries for the higher categories OF
civil servants, thus ending the
threat of a strike of top govern
ment employees.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-02-12
JEWIsH MUSIC

A program Of Israeli and Hebrew
recordings will mark the obser-
vance of National Jewish Music
Festival Month by the Jewish
Community Center's music group
at 8 pm. next Sunday, Feb. IA.
The program will consist Of the
Jeremiah Symphony" by Leonard
Bernstein, 'rKol Nidre" by Max
Bruch, and a series of liturgical and
folk songs.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-02-12
Goings-On At The Center
BASKETBALL

More than 10 teams are entered
in the Center's intramural basket
ball league. Others interested may
contact Athletic Director Allan
Weiss.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-02-12
Israel Gets Soviet Oil

TEL AVIP, (JTA) - A second
shipment of heavy oil from the So
Wet Union for Israels power plants
and refineries arrived here in the
italian tanker Giacoma Metauti.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-02-12
FOLK DANCING

The folk dance group under Mrs.
Harriet Kline meets at 8 pm. on
the first and third Tuesdays of
each month. It is open to all ages,
according to Activities Director Jay
Edison.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-02-12
REGINNERS, RRmGE

A new beginners class in bridge
has started at the Center. 1t meets
each Wednesday at GAS pm. with
Mrs. Louise Maltby in charge.
Evening star., 1954-11-28

Phono. Record Salesman
For one Of Washington's finest rec,
ord stores: must have some retail
sales experience. Give age, expert
ence and salary expected. Box
415-H. Star -
Evening star., 1954-11-28

OPP0RTUNITY-Es paint
ing contractor has opening for q
young man between 80 and 40. ex-
pertenced In all phases Of painting
and decorating, as estimator. sales
man and supervisor. Box Tx. Star.
RETIRED MAN OR BOY, willing to
learn interesting business. REGULAR
fafrY ta nsds sSSss sses & nsadss cs
HE. 4-6456 for appointment. go
BOYS, white to deliver small pack
ages. Apply Blue Print Shop, s14
Part 1IsT FINE II ais' FIELD REPRESENTA-. Sf
agencies and business organizations
to solicit hotel and convention busi-
ness; no outside city travel involved;
car desirable. State experience,
time available. and references. Box
Ash, Star.
ABLE. active man to show and sell
homes, investment properties and
land; .full-time. work: right propo-
sition to the right person; must have
EXciTfhSSGG ne XMAS XMAS SELLER. Ssff. New color
Every one wantsi S3.95. Sample free
trial. FRELICH. los N. Kings high
way; s.; Louis; Mo.
Do YOU NEED part-time employ
men ment2 n,, White 1l1sAs adults; references.
FIELD family -owned en-
terprise has 9. few openings In its
Washington Division for part-time
or full-time men. Guaranteed earn
ings for those selected. Excellent
opportunity for rapid advancement;
Applicants must have high school
adMroftOn and ehnrld he hotmaon Ok
so years of age. For appointment
for personal interview to discuss
present as well as future income.
call UN. 4.56OS any time Monday.
sS,oSS.SS6 SSSsHSs5 VI Women want automatic
Of 10 on sure-fire FREE TRIAL; high
weekly profits not uncommon. Rush
postcard for guaranteed plan. DE-
FROSTOMATIC, Dept. 212-A, 173
w. Madison. Chicago.
AID MATCHES. SELL AMAZING DE-
SIGNS, 10, 20, 80, 40 and 240-light
book matches. BIGGER SPOT CASH
COMM; every business prospect;
repeats; start without exp. men,
ING. Sales kit furn. MATCH CORP.
OF AMERICA, Dept. CIV, Chicago 81.
CAN USE 8 ALERT white men, Of
neat appearance, 1850, in order
dept; to work 6 hrs. per day; up to
$3.50 per hr.; for ambitious men
only. Apply Room $50. 724 9th st.
IMMEDiATE OPENINGS available for
qualified applicants as dance in
structors, full or part time; with or
without experience; rapid advance
ment to executive positions with
high-paying salaries. Applicants
should be neat, personable. intelli-
gent, have natural dancing abilities
and be 81 or over. Apply after l
11tb et N w an
Evening star., 1954-11-28
OPEN SUNDAY

Part time, 8 hrs. per eve., 4-day Wk.
white; car; terrific before Xmas
Apply In person 2-5:30 PM, RIM
223, 1920 Comm ave
Evening star., 1954-11-28
INTERNATION'L BUSINESS
CORPORATION

CUSTOMER ENGINEERING DEPT.
111h 18th ST. NV 4th FLOOR
Evening star., 1954-11-28

SALESMAN, outside sales; cash o.
credit. liberal commission paid each
week. on diamonds. watches. jewelry
INGsToN JEWELERS., i42a H
SALESMAN--sickhess makes avail
able RaWleigh business. Good op-
portunity to continue established
service in st. Marys County, Md.
Locality also available in Charles
County. Write at once. RAWLEIGH'S.
Dept. MDK-12-203. Chester, Penn
SALESMAN, part-time, for outside
selling with GEORGES RADIO &
TELEvISION CO. Highest paid
commission. Leads furnished daily
Enjoy George's tremendous pro-
motional campaign for easy sales
Apply George Harris, between 10
am. and 5 pm, GEORGES WARE
HOUSE. 2146 gath pl. me-. week.
SALESMAN, for mems furnishings
store exper. pref. but not nec.; excel.
earnings. wonderful oppor. Apply
Mr.. Munaker. NATIONAL SHIRT
SHOP. 942 F st. NV. 80
SALESMAN, to sell on outside;
watches. .jewelRy. on easy credit;
good earnings; no exper. nee, full or
spare time or sideline. N. Y. JEWEL
RY CO., 719 9TH st. NV.
SALESMAN, age 20 to 45, industrial
and ordinary. salary and commits.
sion, car allowance. lifetime security;
vacation with pay; sick and pension
benefits; opportunity for advance
ment; car necessary. PEOPLES LIFE
INSURANCE CO. ST. 9th st. NV.
Evening star., 1954-11-28
HrLp----MEN

YOUNG MEN to take orders for Life
and Golfers: no experience needed.
Two small orders per day pays S65
per week, MR.. GREY, room 402.
1905 G st. NV. $50
MAN, under 80, with some
experience In automobile and cas-
ualty insurance underwriting for po-
sition in local branch Office: oppor-
tunity to advance to important posi-
ton with large national organiza-
ton. Apply NORTHWESTERN Ma
TIoNAL. S12 woodward Building.
Evening star., 1954-11-28
HELp---.MEN
SURVEYORS AsSTsTA,

SURVEYORS ASSISTANT - some
eagr training or surveying experi-
ence desirable. Arlington engr. ONCE,
good salary and advancement. ia.
2-S4iI. 80
TEACHER, degree. experienced: to
teach Pace accounting, economies,
math.; law college expanding; good
opportunity for advancement Nc
LAINS BUSINESS COLLEGE. Box
27E Bl1efieId. w. Va. -
Evening star., 1954-11-28
statesmen
We Do Not Offer You
Phoney Fabulous Salaries

We offer. you the oppor. to earn a
higher than-average, income, selling
tionally adv. life, Look, Post, etc D
Due to terrific TV promotion we
handle.
Our method of selling is simple, our
credit policy extremely liberal.
Knowing your earnings will be high,
after a 2-week trial period. a draw
ing account of 500 per wk. will be
offered to those who qualify.
II you want permanent employment,
q higher standard Of living, see Mr..
Karlin. MARMAD PROMOTIONS,
INC, GAG Warner Theater Bldg.
Evening star., 1954-11-28
MEN

Why be subject to layoffs?
Our organization Is made up Of
men who were truck drivers,
construction men, clerks and
routemen who decided that
they would rather have per-
Inantnt Jobs with q future and
no cutbacks. These men are
now happy In their work and
enjoying attractive incomes.
For details. we suggest you
phone our factory represerta-
SSsS any my tin,sS sssndsys. ~.
Evening star., 1954-11-28
SALES
MANAGER
ASSISTANT

Rapidly expanding 1o2-
yr.-old company operating
nationally. can use an ex-
perienced. ambitious direct
salesman. % to 45 yrs. old
to assist the district man
ager in the Metropolitan
Area. Car necessary. Man
selected will enjoy excellent
commission earnings dur
ing training period. Rapid
promotion to district man.
ager offers lifetime secur-
ity with earnings ranging
from So, 900 to $4,000 and
higher annually. No travel
ing. no material shortages.
tangible merchandise. ex-
cellent training program.
no off-season. Our men
have a protected territory
and realize lifetime secur-
ity throueh steady repeat
business from old custom
ers. Our employees know If
this ad. For personal inter-
view call Mr.. Toneman.
District Manager at the
Woodner, HU. 3-6373. from
q am. to 7 pm. Monday
or Tuesday. giving full
particulars about yourself.
Evening star., 1954-11-28
statesmen az
CANVASSER (1)
statesmen 81

DALLOML1N \OJ
Neat, married men with
automobile. Must be
over "a yrs. old. Draw
according to need for
right men. Qualified
leads furnished, no cam
vassing. A good man
will earn from $4,000 to
$25, 900 a year. Liberal
bonus. For personal in
terview only call IA. s.
1917 between $50 and
4:30 Saturday and Sun
day.
Evening star., 1954-11-28
CLEAN CUT
NEAT
APPEARING

Three men are needed locally for in
teresting field work connected with
Positions are permanent. Must be
willing to start at SS5 per week.
Local character references required (:
car essential. For personal interview,
call ia. 9-1066 Monday.
Evening star., 1954-11-28

General
Manager
WANTED

In charge of all activities OF
important wholesale gro
Gerry In Washington, D. C.
First letter should contain
complete resume of expert
ence, listing each position
held, length of time in po-
sition, specific duties and
salary received.
YOUR LETTER WILL,
OF COURSE, BE HELD
IN STRICTEST CONFI-
DENCE.
Write to Box 294-K, Star
Evening star., 1954-11-28
SALES ENGINEER
SALES
REPRESENTATIVE

There is an opening in the Washing
ton office for a man who can meet
the high standards set by this ma
tionally known company. If you
have lived In the Washington area
for years and can satisfy us as to
character and initiative, an inter-
view. will be granted. The position
our representatives enjoy a liberal
pension plan and group life insur-
ance. Selling experience is desir-
able but not necessary. Write, Civ
ing references and experience, to
Box 421-K, Star.
Evening star., 1954-11-28
OPPORTUNITY
SELLING is FUN
WHEN YOU HAVE
MORE PROSPECTS
TITAN YOIJ CAN SELL

When your lob is permanent, when
you can set your own income. when
age is an asset to your sales and
when you can get company coopera-
ton and help.
Yes, our men and women enjoy SELL
ing. Their work is helpful. free Of
monotony. and genuine benefit to
their customers.
Some make $4,000 yr.. some make
$4,000. but every man can make
what he wants. High commissions
paid. Car is essential. An expansion
program Of our famous Sterling Hos
pitalization plan creates opportu-
mites in Washington. D. c. Vir-
ginia and Maryland areas. for
more aggressive statesmen interested
in their future. More than enough
bona fide leads. Opportunity for ad-
vancement unlimited. See Harold H.
Kline, 3522 18th st. me-. Washing
ton, D. C. from 10 am. to pm
daily. II you cannot come In please
Wrlte.
Evening star., 1954-11-28

CUSl lOMEh ENNjlNGEH1N1 DEE !.
1liF 18th IS ss NM7 N5!M$77o, 4th FLOOR
PROMOTIONAL work
for Photographic studio. full or
part time; work from your own
home: earnings unlimited. Call
TiEGIiESisi3S iGi Vision sERv1cEMEN. outs outside
experience and car necessary. top
pay, conditions. WOODMOOR AP-
PLIANCE. 10109 Colesville I'd. JU.
TELEViSION sERvICEMAN - Out
side: experienced, references; trans
portation furnished. TU. 2-9544.
nv SERVICE Naturalization, en-
ployed or unemployed, earn extra
Xmas money. Get on our part-time
list when we're overloaded. (You'll
be available sometimes.) Make your
spare time worth while. Call AD.
2-973d for details. -2S
TV SERVICE MAN, part-time eve
nings for outside work; exper., with
car; S100 to $500 mo. Call OIL.
2-1S00 for appt. BLAIR'S TELE-
VISION. 5422 Western ave. NV.
~
Evening star., 1954-11-28
A Lifetime Job
If You Can Qualify


II you can sell, feel limited In your
present Job, want to work with a
company that will encourage and
help you earn more year after year,
and can meet our requirements, we
offer:
/. AAA-1-5S-year -old concern;
2. Factory, and field training at our
expense;
g. Protected territory;
4 Approximately 100 established ac-
counts purchasing 3-6 times per
year:
5. Unusual commission earnings.
paid weekly.
No collections or deliveries, all
sales open account freight paid.
Sell line Of more than 400 items
to industrial. institutional and all
other business establishment In
IL counties In Maryland. Virginia
and West Virginia surrounding
Washington Call Mr.. T. F. Long,
Elk. 3-5035, Washington, Monday
through Wednesday for personal
CONFIDENTIAL interview 80
Evening star., 1954-11-28
SALESMAN

One experienced house. to -house man,
26-45, with car. Our product sells
itself. No competition. Guaranteed
salary and commission. Apply. ready
am, only. A. D. MITCHELL, 47O4
31st ST., Mt. Rainier, Md, Suite 16.
Evening star., 1954-11-28
PAINTERS
PHARMACISTS

Registered. Excellent salary; 4S-hour
week. 8 holidays year with pay.
Large prescription business, ideal
working conditions. excellent chance
for advancement. Vacation with pay
after / year, sick leave after l year,
insurance and disqualification avail
retirement plan available for those
over 30 with 2 years service. Write
Aldrich. PEOPLES DRUG STORES,
INC, $50 11th st. NV, Washington,
D. c. t2nd floor. over our 11th and
G SITS. storel. Ho. 2-1234. Ext. 354.
Phono. Record Salesman
For one Of Washington's finest rec
sales experience. Give age, expert
ence and salary expected. Box
415-H. Star. -
PORTER; drugstore experience, all
around handy man; $40 per week.
PoRTER-DRivER, Or Gsi $40 pm. exper.;
drugstore; apply in person. ALBAN
TOWERS PHARMACY. 300 Mass.
PRINTEK-Positive makeup: expert
enced only. 1907 14th st. NV. HU
PaINTER-combination hand COM
positor- roofreader. for. nights.
Hours, 4:30 pm. to 1890 am.
Linotype operators for lobster.
Hours, IL to s. Will pay over scale
for men who prove themselves.
Union Shop. steady work, good
working conditions. Call MR..
HOOVER after 4. pm. MA. S-2535.
PUBLIC RELATIONS MAN, over 40.
capable of dealing with people. hand
ling complicated situations; some
knowledge of legal technicalitiesi
good compensation for right man,
who can show results. Some travelling.
Replies confidential. Box 209-K, Star.
AND BIDDING Asst
Ambitious young man, under ,35
years; must know Government bid
ding, where to purchase most every
type of products, supplies and equip
ment and must know market valuesi
prefer man experienced in office sup
plies. fine and coarse paper products,
clectronics and chemicals. Must be
fast ty~ist. with lively good phone
voice. Start S65 week. 6-day week.
Write fully, attention Mr.. GREEN
BTRT. Box 261-K. Star.
PRINTER. sober and reliable man
to run Klu~ge and Little Giant.
Coed pay. pleasant working con-
ditionS. Permanent position. Apply
in person. BETHESDA PRINTING
CO.. 4a3S Bethesda ave. rs
-COMPOSITOR. sober and
reliable man. knowledge of Ludlow;
good working conditions; permanent
Rqft!fn PHEspA pkINTTN AppIY in co 45ss Be- Be-
thesda ave. Us