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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-02
Hiehlights for Today

for a millionaire, In the COM
edy Meet Lonely Man.
$3.50, WTTG t5)-How to Do
It: Making your own Christ
mas gifts.
1000, WRC fA-Video Theater:
Ruth Hussey stars in "Craig's
Wife,,
1880, WMAL (D-Star and the
Story: A gunman hired to
murder girl. falls in love
with her, in Dark Stranger"
starring Edmond O'Brien.
1880, WTTG t5)-The Story
Teller: John Beal and Maria
Palmer star in THE Diamond
Necklace" the story of how
a couples honesty brings
them years of hardship but
eventually a spiritual reward.
11:15. WMAL (1-Seven Star
Theater: Theirs Is the
Glory" a documentary about
the stand Of the 1Qlst Air.
borne Division at Arnheim.
1925. WTOP (9) The Late
Show: Polio strikes a young
girl who has spent her time
working for charity. in For
| ever Yours" starring Gale
Storm and Johnny Downs.
1880, WRC a. - Tonight:
Guests are Diana Adams and
Andre Eglevsky, members of
the New York City Center
Ballet.
Rodio Today.
7:45, WWDC - Eddie Fisher:
Singer June Hutton visits.
$500, WWDC-Bill Alexander:
Interview with Sugar Ray
Robinson.
$3.50. WRC-Bob Hope Show:
Guest is George Jessel.
800. WGMS-Student Recital:
Bess Levin, soprano, and
Steven Ross. pianist.
1880, WRCw- Adlai Stevenson:
The Democratic leader ac-
cepts an honorary fellowship
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-02

doubtedly making people like
Pinky Lee very happy indeed.
X X X X
LITTLE AUDREY? - Those
Meadows girls have completely
confused either one television
columnist or one television net
work. ABC-TV has just sent
along a biography of Audrey M,
claiming she is a panelist on
the new Sunday night show,
Whats Going On?" ABC may
know who's working for it, but
the M. girl on the show last
Sunday, on one screen at least,
was the one married to Steve
Allen. That's Jayne. OF course
this may be an underhanded
scheme employed to get me to
watch this affair again and it
may work. but it took an under
handed scheme to do it.
X \ X X
PROGRAM NOTES - The
NBC Television Opera Theater
has a repeat performance COM
ing up of Sister Angelica" a
considerable success when tele-
vised two years ago. Elaine NAL
bin will have the title role again
in the Puccini work, on Sunday
afternoon at 8 over WRC-TV.
The major color event of
next week over CBS-TV will be
the Wednesday (WTOP-TV, 10
p.m0 production of Philip
Barry's 1.-THE Phila delp h a
Story" on BEST of Broadway"
This will be another of those
"all-star" shows, with Dorothy
Mcclure and John Payne head
ing a cast which will include
Richard Carlson, Herbert Mar
shall, Mary Aston, Charles VIM
ringer, Dick Foran and Neva
Patterson. The television adap-
tation of the comedy was done.
incidentally by the playwright's
son, Philip Barry. jr. The orig
inal ran for Alt performances
on Broadway with Katharine
Hepburn starred.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-02
TeIevision Today.

!
$500, WMAL "a - The Mai
Story: An elevator operator
plans to get extra money by
winning a football pool. in
Pick a Winner"
500, WTTG t5)-They Stand
Accused: A man and woman
make a suicide pact which
backfires into murder trial.
500, WTOP (9)-The Ray Mil
land Show: Actress Osa Mas
sen tries to improve her repu-
tation by flirting with the
star during a train trip.
$3.50, WRC t4)-Justice:: Ben
Gazarra and jeff Harris plan
to commit the perfect rob-
berry, but instead find them
selves witnesses to murder.
$3.50, WMAL IA - Treasury
Men in Action: A disgruntled
engraver starts printing his
own money, in Dangerous
Dollars" starring Wally Cas-
sell.
$3.50, WTOP (9)-Climax!: A
carnival barker f1eeces his
customers by being overly
friendly in the William Faux
ner story "An Error in Chem
istry," starring Edmon d
OBrien and Lon CLANCY.
800, WMAL (7D-So You Want
to Lead a Band: Songstress
Denise Lor visits.
800, WRC (4l-Dragnet: Jack
Webb and Ben Alexander in
vestigate a reported suicide.
as the program employs a
new mystery story style.
$3.50, WRC (4)-Ford Theater:
A girl fleeing the guillotine
finds refuge with a man, an
outcast from society, in Girl
in Flight" starring Joan Les
lie, Hugo Haas and Tom
Drake.
$3.50, WMAL (7) - Television
Theater: Cloris Leachman
stars in Kitty Foyle," with
George Roy Hill.
$3.50, WTOP (9)-Four Star
Playhouse: David Niven is a
lonely hotel clerk mistaken
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-02
On the Air
The Women Are TV Addicts,
Not Men and Teen-Aqers
By Harry Macarthur

the network program managers.
Their programs aimed at women
may drive a number of women
to other things. but they're do
ing all right with the very young
set. Daytime children's shows
are watched by 100 children in
every 100 homes, says Pulse, I'M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-02

from the Weizmann Insti-
tute of Science and speaks at
It's annual dinner in New
York City.
1900, WTOP-Music Til Dawn:
Selections include offenbach's
"Bluebeard Ballet Suite"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-02
On the Air

The truth Is out about the
television audience and our wom-
enfolk will just have to face it..
It's the women and children
who sit around staring at that
box with the moving pictures on
it. Men and teen-agers occupy
themselves with loftier pursuits.
This is no idle conjecture,
either. While you have been
idling away your time before the
TV set Pulse, Inc, has been busy
out there counting all of you.
1t has just released a report
on audience composition and the
first thing you can do is stop
worrying about the younger gen.
Grafton. Or maybe you can step
up your worrying. Whatever the
younger generation is doing, at
any rate. it is not lolling around
the house submitting to the tele-
vision.
The teen-age tolerance of tele-
vision is not very high. accord
ing to the Pulse figures. The
largest audience IN this age group
Is credited to Westerns, and that
is only 10 of them in every hun
dred TV homes. And you women
who laugh at your husbands for
sitting rapt before the he-Went-
thataWays can stop right now.
In those same 100 homes, the
Westerns are watched by 81 chill
dren, 81 women and only 81 men.
Only one type of television
show has an audience that is
more men than women. Sports
events and sports commentary
attract 80 men in 100 homes.
They also attract. along with II
teen-agers and 10 children, IS
women, which leaves men and
teen-agers in a 104-104 tie with
women and children.
AS for the mystery and detec-
tive yarns, some of which are
contended to encourage juvenile
delinquency. only IA teen-agers
in 100 homes bother with them.
The rest of their audience is
made up of 40 children. 70 men
and-it'S women delinquency
we've got to watch out for, fell
loWs-90 women.
If the blunt truth were known
and it will be-women sit
around watching almost any
thing, The smallest woman au-
dience is for daytime children's
shows, mere 81 women in 100
homes pausing transfixed before
them. Next in line are those 81
women watching westerns.
Third from the bottom in FEM
tnine audience size, if those who
produce them can take a hint,
are daytime women's shows.
Only II women in 100 homes
watch them.
X X X X
You women seem to take
eagerly to almost anything else
on television, though. If you
check the nearest 100 homes any
day land get the same results
Pulse got) you'll find women
watching serials (89), popular
music programs 900, human
interest shows 1851 and maybe
not even Pulse knows what all.
At night you will find the girls
turning to audience participa-
ton t9D, panels and quizzes
(9D, situation comedies (9I,
dramas (94l, human interest
shows 1867, concert music (93)
and popular music (96). More
than 80 women in every 100
homes watch everything else and
somebody had better turn that
set off or the tubes will wear out.
There Is one note of consola-
ton in all of these figures for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-02
Bride, Grandmother
And Mother-in-Luw
By The Associoted Press

DIES MONIES. - Mrs. Mar
garet Anderson became a bride,
a mother-in-law and a grand
mother-all within 48 hours
She and Robert Anderson Of
Carlisle, Iowa, were married In
a double ceremony in which
her son. Richard Sanford. was
the other bride groom.
Two days later Mrs. Larry
Sanford, wife of her, other son,
gave birth to a daughterTmak-
ing Mrs. Anderson . grand
mother.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-02
FIN Stations

WRc-FM---s3.s Me.
WBUz-FM-ss.s Me.
WT0P-FM--s6.3M Nc.
WASH-FM--s7.1 Nc.
W0l-FM--ss.7 Nc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-02

doubtedly making people like
Pinky Lee very happy indeed.
* X * X .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-02
great new nighttime progral
500 Pm. FELIX GRANT
900 Pm. RED SHELTON

music and comedy by t
mimic in the role Of Clel
hopper. the mean "widd
others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-21
SWIMMING POOL

II -
e-rm. brick Cape Cod, IN acres;
2nd a.; 4 bedrMs., 2 baths and sun
deck. LIST a.. liv. fm. with fireplace
and large screened porch, dining
nm. with built-in china closets.
Kitchen has breakfast nook. IL. Gu.
cleo. range. disposal. exhaust fan
and dishwasher, stainless steel
drainboard; knotty-pine den. with
fireplace and powder. rm.; bsmt. has
finished rec. rm. with outside entr.
furnace rm. and Enclosed laundry
rm. with maids toilet: oil h.-w. heat
Dashboard radiation; 1.00O-gal, oil
tank buried in the ground; built-ir
2-car gar; outdoor fireplace and
picnic, tables; white board fence
around entire yard; large swimming
Fails Church. To reach: Out Ar.
blvd. to IT. Buffalo (seven corners)
" around the circle to Sleepy Hoi-
low I'd. right l blk. to Nicholson
st.. left to open sign.
MAC LINDSEY
JE. 4-2626 IA. 10000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-21
ARLINGTON NORTH
ESCAPE THE HEAT!

54O7 N. goth ST.
When the mercury climbs. you will
ALL 3 BEDROOMS TAKE : a
home haying POWDER ROOM o.
LIST FLOOR, de luxe kit. with dish
washer. full-size screen, porch, bsmt
fenced yard for the children. Fairly
priced. S21. $50. :.
Directions: Out Washington blvd
past the Giebe I'd. intersection to
n Harrison ST., turn TT. go to N.
goth ST. turn left to OPEN sign.
VIZ z WRIGHT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-21
FIT. MYER AREA

JUST $1,000 DOWN buys this spot
less I-yr.-old brk. rambler. Perfect
for small family that wants a
handy real clcse-in location. POS
SESSION IN ? WEEKS. ONLY
Sill. 800 J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-21
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
Mt. vF NNWE AREA

Authentic williamsburg Colonial
Thirty-six-ft. porch, brick floor. 9
columns; center-hall plan. 8 bed
With bffst a area. si ~. q rm.. Colonial
mantel, recr. rni. with firepl.; bsmt.
with outside entr.; beaIt. suburban
neighborhood; close TO school and
shopping center: $24,450. Phone
ye sStS of Aex uf On t H see ver Inas
blvd. turn right on wellington lane,
cross Fl Hunt I'd, turn right on
Yorktown dr., block to house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-21
YES, IT'S TRUE

4G01 ~ 41GO1
A brick rambler on over /
acre of land with trees; large
living room with stone fire-
place, family-sized dining
room. equipped kitchen, 3
twin-siZed bedrooms, 2 baths,
side porch with stone barbe-
cue, full basement with out
side entrance: excellent sub
urban location. Priced at only
SGT. 500. Shown by appoint
ment only. Call Mr.. Dutrow.
ia. 5-6S00; ewes. KE. 8-6164.
SHANNON & LUCHS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-21
BEVERLY HILLS

A home for the discriminate buyer
who is seeking q convenient and also
. good location. This. stone-and'
brick home consists of large liy
nm. with stone fireplace; 21x15 den
family-sized din. rm.. lge. modern
kitchen; / twin-bed rm.. and bath
on LIST floor. Upstairs there are z
huge bedrms. and bath; also q
20x10 nursery. The basement hal
30x16 rec. rm.. maids nm. and bath;
Lear garage: beautiful grounds
with old shade trees. An excellent
buy for $30,500. 1t has z ST., SOC
4es. LIST trust and only $500 down
will handle.
Walter r. Reynolds Co.
"a. 7-oo54. 5000 Col. Pike. ia. 7-0276
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-21
OPEN
SOLD SIGNS

All over the place, Why?
RaiMaa sEER ssps are d ASGiiSss y IL
best. No description can do
them justice. For location.
size, convenience. construction
and styling; this big 3.bed-
r rSqm rambler aa IN, with a..m SuIlti z
a home you viii be proud to
own. for years to come. You
may, see them Saturday and
Sunday; better still call for an
appointment. and get your bid
IN early. Bargain priced at
SCI 800, don't wait or It will
be too. late. DIRECTIONS:
From the Masonic Temple in
i1fnsaasis sn. out ieft k9s block 81 e e
Putnam place. left again to
Our sign and omen house Gail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-21
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
BEVERLY HILLS

Two-story Colonial, brick and clap
din. ri,.,. fully equipped kit. bedrm.
and bath on flrst a.; two bedrms.
and bath on End: full bsmt. with
one-half bath; attached garage: at
500. BERNICE CARTER DAVIS,
Relator, so. 6-5644,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-21
MILITARY PERSONNEL

MILITARY PERSONNEL
10l SOUTH PERsHINd DRIVE
E %cst c Gomez to nAA All As f RNn 81
THOMAS MOORE SCHOOLS, shops
churches. bus e So,dD1,. ,f SSDac Se%
der .rm. on LIST d., breakfast space
in kit. full bsmt., screened sidt
porch. Anchor fence, level lot. Ask
ing .S19.960, you can assume
$4,000 ,GI ] oan and $96 RE
M hNTEREs TiLT A c3yEE ABB RBIH iEs1R
ANcE A' o ~ "
Directions: Across Memorial Bridg'
and out Arlington blvd. Route 500
past Glebe I'd. intersection to Perish
ing dr.. and turn left to Open
sign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-21
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
OPEN / TO DARK
ALEXANDRIA AREA
BABBLING BROOK

AOILlNDALE DRIVE
Immaculate ANTIQUE brick. rambler on
,,aScre lot suTr9unded BY towering
bling brook. Charming liv. rm. with
firepl., picture window; dining area,
equipped kit. master bedrm. with
PVT. bath. 2 more nice bedrms. and
util. rin.. storage rm. ana large day
light walkout recr.. rm. with fifepl.
and picture windows overlookins
rear patio and brook; many extra
n features; eSss a terms ,.n .,.~
andria. left on Fort Hunt I'd. con.
tinue past Bell Haven Country Club
approximately q miles. bear. right
on Accotink rd.. over small bridge,
sharp right on Hollindale dr.. fol-
lowing arrows to Open" sign.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-10-02
Charlotte
Continued from Page One)

its origin 81 years ago.
At the meeting of the society
last May, the word white" was
removed from the bylaws and con-
stitution of the society by more
than two-third majority vote which
popened the way for Negro member
ship was in direct contradiction of
action taken by the state medical
society when meeting at Pinehurst
delegates beat down a proposal
which would open the doors to
Negro doctors. The Macklenburg
society is the first medical organi-
cation in the state to allow Ne
gro participation.
DR.. Ram is a graduate of John
son c. Smith university, having
received the Bachelor of Science
degree in 1884. In 1886, he was
awarded the Master of Science de-
gree from the University of Michi-
gan, after which he taught in pri-
vate and public schools for seven
years.
In 1914 DR.. Ram entered Me-
harry Medical college where he
completed residential requirements
for the NJ. D. degree. After intern
ing at Kate Billings hospital, Wins
ton-Salem, N. c., 194S-49, he re-
turned to Charlotte where he es-
tablished offices for the practice
of medicine.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-10-02

The Alcorn Braves continued to
sharpen their fangs for their Sat
urday night encounter with the
Southern Jaguar Cats, October 2,
in the Braves new stadium. Smart
ing after two consecutive defeats,
1852 and 1858, the Braves served
notice when they trounced the
hapless Grambling Tigers last
week, that this is their year.
Grinding out a total of 426 yards
to 227 for Grambling, the Braves
displayed the power that has been
missing since 1851 when they lost
only two intersectional tits. With
269 yards rushing and 157 yards
passing, they proved conclusively
that they can move the ball down
field and score.
Against Southern the Braves
will doubtless find their path a
rough one, since the Jaguar Cats
possess a potent offense with Emil
Pope, quarterback. 1t is generally
conceded that Pope is rated as one
of the best quarterbacks in Negro
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-10-02
A|corn And Southern Battle At
A|corn Saturday Night, Oct. End
Southern's Top Ranking Quarterback
To See Action In Game

football With him passing and
running, the Braves chase will be
cut out for them in the afternoon.
Braves fans can rest assured
that Dwight Fisher, head coach,
and his staff will spend many
hours on the practice field
perfecting a pass defense. In the
meantime Southern will have to
contend with Alcorn's tricky signal
caller, Leslie Nettles, and there is
the possibility that Buford Magee
will return to action by the week
end. Magee has been out all sea-
son with a fractured left hand, but
is rapidly raring to see action.
1t all adds up to be one whale
of a game" for nothing would give
the Braves a greater pleasure than
defeating Southern for their first
home victory in their recently built
stadium. Last year they played
two home games, losing to Texas
College 60, and tying Arkansas
State Sc.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-10-02

The Jackson College-Alcorn Col
lege football game scheduled for
Thanksgiving Day will be a bar
gain affair this year for early
ticket purchasers. Representatives
of the two colleges met recently
to make plans for the November
Is game. Two results of the con-
ference of interest to sports lovers
are: % Advance tickets will be
sold for $1.00. Tickets at the
gate will be $500. Advance tickets
are scheduled to go on sale on or
about October 5. No other prices
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-10-02
<a1R1S Rz32I3I
jackson Co||ege-AIcorn Game
Thanksgiving Day Offers Bargain
Prices For Early Ticket Buyers

will prevail. (2) The 1866 contest
will be played in the new stadium
on the Alcorn College campus.
Joint sponsorship of the game will
be continued, however.
Those attending the meeting
were Dean Herbert A. Wilson,
Dwight Fisher, Athletic Director,
and J. A. Ramos, Comptroller, of
Alcorn College; President J. l..
Reddix, R. H. Beasley, Comptroller,
T. B. Ellis, Athletic Director, Boil
ton C. Price, Chairman of the
Athletic Board, and w. o. Robin
son, Director of Public Relations,
all of Jackson College.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-10-02
President
Continued from Page One)


bend the culprits, President Tub
man authorized a $4,000 award to
anyone instrumental in the appre-
hension of the felons.
In personal note to the dis
tressed editor, the President wrote:
IF your printing press has been
damaged to the extent that it can
not be used at the present time, |
can place at your service, free
of cost, one of the Government
Printing Office presses to be used
by you freely for civic, political
or any other service within the
law that you may desire, until you
can have your press repaired or
new one purchased"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-11

SALESMAN. telephone aaiesman, must
have experience; sellinE package
radio time; top money Tor expert
ensed man Telephone RE. 1880.
SALESMAN. Inside selling. Good
salary ana commission. Atlas Furni-
Observation-Disclosures institution
q man TO. sell frozen foods for
WashinktOn's largest wholesaler.
Salary S76 per week plus commits
sions. Car furnished. Give age, ex-
perience and references. Box coy,
SALESMAN for one Of washington
largest wholesale seafoOd houses to
call on hotels. restaurants and in
sitttutions. Prefer some one expert
Good salary to one who can pro-
duce GIVE full particulars in reply.
SALESMAN. mems clothing: must be
thoroughly experienced for high
s sssFt spseas store Eood ssa Ey o
LTD. 500 18th st. NV,
for Chevy Chase Bethesda
area br. store opening soon; long
estab Wash. leather goods arm: aee
Initiative must. Write. siv vin; e ex.
Genital dssl WTits sa Box ss Fegs st. Conn
SALESMAN for mems FURNISHINGS
Munaker. NATIONAL SHIFT SHOP.
sALEsAIAN-Niee appearance. lively
personally Pc, Age 23-45. Youth
Ing oees and iocal msrehS nsssn ior
wholesale firm. $50 Wk. and ear
expense. Write fully. BOX 267-S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-11

FOUNTAIN GXnL, white. exper., ~.
AZ. week: cyst SO; meals, tips uni.
APP N. Capitol. ST. 9-e0Te,
GENERAL OFFICE VOL soma
Warrington organization; pleasant
Atmosphere. oongental aIr-condi.
eick leave. hcspifA ton and a.
AUraNce benefits Apply between Z
Sc1pSS s MR. HANDLER sth noor'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-11
HELP

SALES MANAGER - National Or
ganf1ation wants 3 man who can
prove by his work his ability 10
hire, train, build, and maintain
local managers ana .crganizafions,
This Is top-fiight field executive
position, and applicants may see
figures on present managers who
year. write s Stain. sHus I;Sa 5ns.
70 Iox 2o0-v. Star.
SALES SUPERVISOR TnAINEK FOR
local employment with Expanding
company. Exceptional earnings; fu-'
ture and security. Requirements:
age 27-46. married and strong sales
ability ST. S-67l3: sunday. u.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-11

TO act a exclusive distributor for
Washinkton territory marketing an
advertised Pennsylvania Motor on
and Lubricants. Applicant must
have following among the eutomotiHe
trade, state age and qualifications,
Box 1881. Star.
SHHRWXCIST. TOP man, to work
newly Renovated store: too salary.
day shift only. PENN DRUG. 1901
II IL. NV. MA, 6-060S. liz
PHAkAIACIsT, S126 and comm. no
sunday work. good hrs; 2AS Mass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-11
TELLER

TYIIsI: aecursss,, f9r Pulling , ySIk
s sSa OT S.aay 0e W. sacs ssassln ns
perm. employment need apply.
You VIII Be working With people
Wiiling 70 assist you Ia learnino Ehs
JOB. Phone Mr.. GRANT, MA. S-y23S
r lSf sH accurate: s-dsy. 90
tons. 10. 1850. Nh. PHuxif&
TxflSf--Exesiient positiqn for 6el-
leee graduate with baekgrguno -
GenerM Ieienee y McEk y tssearch
qnlred. Send resume and salerR re-
GuiTo4 a own handWE1tlng 70 IA. o.
Box $3.50: pet1ssde; ~ - -,
NREhSe OKIIck--Must y accurate.
General once work. Permanent.
LIAM A. BRoWN. 1878 Gem. ave.
vAsi-rYPK MACHINE ornnGTSR--
Expefteneed. Permanent position.
small eir-cend. e1nee. centrally To-
eate1. Qeod Starting saiaSy. Phone
Kx. 3.2I1e, ~ eAAW.
WAM1k Coed salary
UNCLE BLfIEs. NoFth Beach. Nd.
WAITRESS. nishs sAist yhiss sslx,
Apply ID pefSon, .LtTTL1 Acl1A
viiie. Nd. webster S-oTS5. ---iz
(Continued en- Next Pass.l
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SALESMAN

Large national concern now expand
ing offers selling opportunity to )
married men. % to so years OF age.
perience necessary. You win receive
$3.50 for attending and completing
3 3O-day sales training course as q
'irect factory representative. Our
men, now averaging $500 weekly,
have been advised Of this Ad. Apply
to Mr.. FRANK L. GERMAN, Mon,
Tues. Wed. Thurs, 10 am. to 8
l4th St NV ID
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MEN. 40 WARS AND UP
H ,,,s.rs = your d OPPORTUNITY 70 d
We need. you; you need us. we train
those who quality Average earn
tngs LIST year $4.000-S6. 900. Cal
hU. 4-617S Sun. between 10 and IL.
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SALES
REPRESENTATIVE.

The washington once Of 1 nationally
known company has q place for !
s .si rh rs gS s J, ss
organization. The man selected
must have resided In the Washing.
ton area Tor at least fiVe years.
He. viii receive thoropRh training
and supervision and wiz be paid .
give fun background Information
and experience. Box 408-V, Star.