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Y Ou tn full Legislators
Told By Gov. J. Caleb
BOggs They Must Pre-
pare For Leadership.

The 18th annual Boys State
sponsored by the American Legion
and the 40 ct was adjourned at 5
p. m. last Saturday after three days
of learning and practicing the Op-
Grafton of state government by
juniors of high schools throughout
the state.
The closing note was the vetOing
of a passed bill by Boy Gov. Harlan
White, SeafOrd. Governor" White
informed the House, where the
measure had originated, that he
vetoed it because he did not be-
licve 1t was in the best interests
Of the state"
The measure authorized the ap-
pOintment of a commission to study
possible amendments to the state
constitution to provide "a more
equitable representation in the
House according to population" II
was passed by both the House anC
Senate on Friday.
Oppose Police Increase
The House last Saturday defeat
ed by vote of "a to 5 a bill to in.
crease the number of state police
officers. the majority optimistically
! holding to the opinion that the use
of radar, safe driving courses, anC
inculcatiOn of safe driving prac
tices into the public would lesser
the need of more police.
Mayor August F. Walz of Will
mington, in outlining the historl
and operation of municipal gov
ernment, spoke in favor of HON,
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Milford chronicle., 1954-05-07

1t is the farmers responsibility
to provide adequate storage, either
on his own farm or in commercial
space, before he can obtain a Gov
eTnment loan, Mr. Mitchell stresses.
And even though he does not plan
to apply for a loan, inability to
find space at the last moment can
lead to the necessity for dumping
crops on the market at harvest time
when prices are often as much as
IS to so cents below their normal
levels for later in the year
The question Of storage space is
particularly important this year,
says Mitchell, because carryOvers
from last year plus this years pro-
duction are expected to result in
the greatest total supply of grain
CONTINUED on page Glve)
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-07
Vessels Company
Arranges Display

RehObOth Concern Will Demon
strate Electric Tools, May 14th
The Vessels Company in Reho-
both Beach, has arranged a spec
ial display and demonstration of
a line of Porter-Cable portable
electric tools for Friday, May 14th,
from 500 to 400 ., m. These pOr-
table electric tools are for builders
and homecraftsmen.
Mr. L. r. Vessels, partner of The
Vessels Company, points out that
builders will be particularly inter
ested in these power tools this
year. With the demand for low
priced housing, the Importance of
power tools is fast growing. Since
builder can't often cut costs of
labor and materials, he finds it an
advantage to cut costs in another
way. He can cut costs by mechanic
ing every possible operation and
CONTINUED on page five)
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-07
State All Members
Help Natl Project

Delaware's 6S Fourth Clubs have
a chance to become shareholders
in big proiect-the National All
Club Center near washington, ID. G.
Many local clubs have already
contributed to a "Share ard Care1
program which viii help equip the
Center for all kinds of All meet
ings and other educational pur-
poses. Clubs throughout the cOun-
try are taking part in this cam1
paign. "The quota for Delaware
clubs has already been more than
Ccontinued on page sevenl
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-07
Stanley Warner Firm
Buys LGter Stock
Movie Exhibitors Pay
$15,OO0,00 For Delaware
Organized Co.

The Stanley Warner Corporation
paid $15,O00,000 cash for 100 per
cent of the preferred and common
stock of International LateX Cor
pOration which operates one of it's
four plants at Dover. Announce
ment Of the sale was made on Mon-
day.
No stock Of Stanley Warner was
issued or involved in the deal merg-
ing the two firms Other Intr-
national Latex plants are located at
New Holland, Pa; Newman, Ca,
and Arnprior, Ontario. The COM
pany's main offices are in New York
City.
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Milford chronicle., 1954-05-07

worlds largest turf establishments
covering approximately 200 acres.
The announcement follows close
" upon recent releases telling
about the creation of a new easter
~ entrance linked directly with
main highways to the New Jersey
and Pennsylvania Turnpikes, and
Delaware Memorial Bridge with
construction Of two new bridges.
demolition Of a third, and building
of roads all part Of a near-million
dollar undertaking on which work
began after the tracks record
breaking 1853 thoroughbred race
meeting. The enliSe program Is in
keeping with Delaware Parks
neVer-deViating polley of sharing
any success realizAd with those pa
lc0ntinuGe a. gage flve)
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Local Cub Scouts
Beginning New Year
New Charter Period Was OfIiciaIIy
Begun On April SOth

Milford Cub Pack #1O1 has en-
barked on a new year, with 6S
Cubs and "a adults registered for
the new Charter period that began
April 30th. Reorganization of the
pack has been accomplished with
the selection Of James CressOn, as
Cubmaster, and Garrett L. Grier,
Edward Jester, Horace Wiley and
Harold Welch. as assistant cub
masters. and these men together
with other members of the pack
committee, are now planning the
packs summertime program. The
current month is being used for
development Of the theme Miss
issippi Showboat", which will be
presented on May 26th, in the last
frOmal indoor pack meeting priol
to September.
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Ray WiIkerson To
Direct Poppy Sale
Here On May p
ALDERMAN GROVERMAN
RECEIVING TAXES

State Magistrate and Mil
ford City Alderman Morris
Groverman, with offices 10
Gated in the Draper Build
ing next to Silver Hill Dair-
les, wishes to inform delin-
quent taxables in this area,
that he has had placed with
him for immediate collection
delinquent Sussex County
Taxes and delinquent City
of Milford Taxes. Those
having received notices of
their tax delinquencies can
save the monthly additional
one percent fee from being
added to their delinquent
tax bill by stopping by his
office and settling their ac-
count today.
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Civil Service Jobs
Have Been Listed

The United States Civil Service
Commission has announced a new
examination for Warehouse Exam
iner for filling positions paying
from S3,410 to $4,000 a year in the
Production and Marketing Admili-
istratioG Of the Department Of Ag-
rieulture. OPTIONAL fields Of the ex-
animation include grain, cotton,
miscellaneous products-dry stor-
age. and miscellaneous products
cold storage. The jobs are located
throughout the United States and
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Milford chronicle., 1954-05-07

IN love with an ARABIAN girl, ana
forsakes his sweetheart, Solveig.
After years of wandering and many
SAD experiences he returns heme
and finds the faithful Solveig still
waiting for the wayward lad Of
her youth.
The original script has been pre-
pared by the cast under the able
direction of Mrs. Julia Derrickson
and Miss COrdelia Carter. This
double cast, one Of which will pre-
sent the program for the school
assembly on Thursday, includes
the following characters:
Narrators: Stanley Huey, George
Beideman; Peer Gynt, Rex Welch,
Bob Kitchens; Peer Gynt as an old
man, Billy Mayhem; Asa, Peers
CONTINUED on page five)
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-07
Cleanup Week Is
Urged In Milford
Many Fires Can Be Prevented
BY Cleaning Up

The National Board of Fire
Underwriters is urging all citizens
to take part in Cleanup Week,
May 8 to 16, and in line with that
thinking Mayor Edward c. Evans
is locally proclaiming Cleanup
week and urging all local citizens
to Cleanup their surroundings.
Cleanup is catching!
The story of how Cleanup Week
began is ample proof of that.
The year was 1909. A young
teacher in a poor district school in
Cleveland had taken a special fancy
to one ragged little girl in her class.
CONTINUED on page four
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-07
Local Boy Presides
At Taney Banquet
Claude L. Tease, HOnOred by
National Law Fraternity

Claude L. Tease, presided at the
annual banquet of Taney Senate
of Delta Theta Phi, National law
fraternity at the Emerson Hotel
in Baltimore on Saturday,, May 1,
which was attended by eminent
jurists from several Maryland
courts. the faculty Of the Univer-
sity of Maryland Law School and
members Of the fraternity. The
Honorable Frederick W. Bruno de-
livered the address. Judge Brune
was recently appointed chief judge
of the Maryland Court of Appeal
by Governor McKeldin Mr.. Tease
will receive his Bachelor of Laws
degree at the University of Mary
CONTINUED on page six)
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-07
Price Supports Loans Are
Hinged on Adequate Storage

who
thought problem
they Mitchell
Committee. reminds producers in Delaware.
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-07
Cadillac Salon To
Be Presented Again
Famous Model viii Be Shown In
Four Delaware Communities

For the second consecutive year
year the famous Cadillac Salon,
which was so well received last
year, will again be presented,
bringing with it some of the most
famous of the Cadillac models,
which made such a stir when pre-
sented recently in New York City.
Four communities in this area will
be visited by the Cadillac Salon,
this year, of which this will be
one. The Cadillac Salon is pre-
sented. as a public service under
the auspices of the Cadillac organi-
CONTINUED on page sikh
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-07
SeUeraJ Improvements Being
COnspJetedGt DeJGlUGreP Park

of extensive projects developed by Delaware
public
revealed
Of
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-07
Elementary Pupils Present
Spring Festival This EUening

Fifth and sixth grade pupils of the Milford Elementary will
their annual Spring Festival in the Milford High
tOrium this evening, May 9TH at 500 p.
The musical paylet which will be performed
the built folk
Gyn Peer Norwegian lad steals bride is chased by trolls falls
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TELEPHONE SALESMEN (3)

statesmen go
Sell radio spot announcements. Local
High weekly commission. ST. 3-O69O.
TELEVISION BENCHNlAN - Position
open for experienced servicemani
must have thorough knowledge Of
television theory and 8 years bench
experience; man accepted will re-
q Sfy eoo ssets ssviion kep Sr to srT BOX
~ 1po PAR f.aai SERVICE MAN for
shop work. APPROX. 3 hours per day.
DORSEYS CO.. .TU. 2-1S00.
Tv SERvICEMAN-Outside work; ex-
ons Mo soHd SsSy vosflPE sGns
JU. 7-940O. 1000 Colesyille I'd.
USHERS-Full or part time; oppor-
tunity to advance. Apply. TRANS
LUX THEATER. 14th and H SITS. NV.
TRIMMER, for Tv and ap-
planes Apply GEORGES RADIO
Wool R6s sPoST F1ii't Tor lse. mod. plant.
TRY CLEANERS. 47ib Commerce
lane, Bethesda. OIL. 4-1600. ---S
MAN to service coin-operated phono-
graphs and amusement machines.
lul Cali MISS ALLEN. RE. 7-2252
hSp v issw % SaS idss. iG 70 iHH
and trim windows. Also with selling
ability. to clerk In store. Position per-
manent. Salary open. Apply CLARK'e
LIQUORS. 703 14th st. NV. IS
calls on electrical appliance. No
experience necessary; paid 81 per
service; average SO services Q day
plus 2 to 3 replacement sales per
week at $50 average per sale. Earn
ings during training period $50 per
week plus all leads furnished. Apply
1908 Rhode Island ave. ne. Mon
MAN for outdoor newsstand; must be
reliable. sober; refs. SHEFRIN.
IAth and Kenvnn "A NJ
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AMBITIOUS MAN

90 to As yrs. old. Sincere,
reliable, interested In lifetime
career In sales or manage
ment. Car required. but no
travelling. Sales experience or
knowledge Of our business UNI
necessary, We train you thor
0ughly to assure success. Our
average salesman earns about
$105 q wk. Above-average
men earn considerably more.
If qualified. promotion to sales
management position assures
average earnings of $4,000 to
$4,000. Above-average man.
ayers have opportunity for
extremely high income for
lifetime. Perhaps you are in
your present position because
no better opportunity pre-
scented itself at the time. This
may be Q real opportunity for
you. For personal interview,
phone MR.. Balm at the
Woodner. HUI. 3-6373. Monday
or Tuesday from 8 til Z.
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SALES ENGINEERS

MEN WITH CIVIL OR STRUCTURAL ENGI-
NEERING BACKGROUND FOR FABRICATING
COMPANY-STRUCTURAL STEEL AND CONCRETE
BARS EXPERIENCE PREFERABLE BUT NOT ABB
SOLUTELY ESSENTIAL APPLY IN PERSON OR
BY MAIL-DO NOT PHONE.
FABRICAToRs STEEL CORP
BLADENeDUR0, MD.
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FOR YOUNG MEN

Do not apply for this position.
UNLESS
l. You .are. well groomed and well
hammered.
z. You enjoy helping peopls to learn.
rapidly.
4. You also have the earnest desire
to undergo Q well-rounded pro-
gram of self-development.
These are the essential qualifications
Of the ARTHUR MURRAY DANCE
STUDIO. We give you the neces-
sary dance education. Applicants
Will be interviewed this week from
2 to 0 pm. Apply in person ID the
ARTHUR MURRAY SCHOOL, 1O11
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THE SUNDAY STAR
MELP-MEN lcent.

Washington, D. c.
SUNDAY, MARCH ., 1884
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OPPORTUNITY

For a man who has character. in
tellisence. industry and initiative.
plus natural liking for people.
inRton branch once OF q nationally
known company for q sales repre-
sentative. A selection test must be
passed before consideration will be
given to an applicant. who must
have resided in the Washington
area ior at Least years The
training and supervision in our
fleid of selling. A guaranteed In
come will be paid and our repre-
sentatives enjoy q liberal pension
plan and group life insurance. Pre-
yious selling experience desirable
but not necessary. Write. giving
full qualifications and experience to
BOX 1866. Star,
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to service coin. opsrated
monographs and Amusement ma
chimes i.Sss ga, eau IN MISS ALIEN Al K 81
for appointment.
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SALAD MAN
MUST Be EXPERIENCED
GOOD SALARY
ALBAN TOWERS
DINING ROOM
m~an .rAmC AN1m ~ xrv

SALES MANAGER TRAINEE See
Mar. 8, LIFE MAG, page 3. Per-
manent oppor.. the best future secu-
rity. TEACHING or direct sales expert
msnship and saiss msnaGement.
CO. 5-2514.
SALESMAN. building products. estah.
Arm; salary and commission. Ex-
perience not necessary, must have
car. Reply stating age, MARTA!
status and resume OF past ana
present employment. BOX 500,
Star.
calling on ladies' or
mems speciality shops. D. c.. ana VI,
sinity. to carry ,d sidsinss S., ;mpC cn,s
mission. Write BOX s7i-d. star;
sALEsMAN-Larse Metropolitan Ford
dealer, expanding sales force needs
good stable salesman to. sch the
1854 Ford; Excel pay plan 1;.,s soc O.
showroom. Plenty Of floor time and
leads furnished. Experience desired
but not necessary. Excellent continu-
Gus training program. II you are
top salesman In some other line
and would like to earn top money
letter. All replies confidential. Box
SALESMAN. paint: experienced man
maintenance trade in Baltimore,
washington area: drawing account
and commission; Ions established
ss eR f1g.G. s paint manufacturer
SALESMAN. La Plata. waldorf. or
Southern Md. area resident; call on
merchants or Wholesale Arms: $25
salary plus commission on al orders;
$Ieo VI; write BOZ $si.d, star.
exper.. with following:
sell sanitary chemicals. janitor sup
plies: exclusive. estab. territory; sal
airy and comm. with future. Write
UNITED SANITARY CHEMICALS
SALESMAN H 1sSio time sr f Lssins ton
Park. Nd. Commission. ample OPP
portunity to build earnings. Give
age. experience and background
sa All MAN ssfai link fencing with
large. dependable local company:
Missions stsssa and i:Sds for q0 man who Is
willing tc, work: car essential. For
s eRSI f1 " eoNs SitfaS e. e. az.
) salesman. outside: sell watches.
iewelry. diamonds: cash and credit:
l1N1NG010N, go n 81. NV.
real estate, urgently
needed to I'LL desk In fastest grow-
ing downtown. once. dealing in
Wash, Va. Nd. With many lstinEs
and huge summer resort. CHARLES
B. YODER. Real Estate, 1893 goth
st. nv. MA. S-32l0.
sALESNtAN-(Asst. Buyer, cameras
and photogr. supplies. Young. per-
sonable. live wire. Good salary. Ap-
ply Norbert Bremen or Mrs. Hamp-
ton at BRENNER PHOTO CO.. 933
sell business ma,
chimes to govt. banks. chains and
commercial users: Commission
basis. Oppor. for big income to
workers. Write details for back
Rround. Box 1886. Star. III
sALESMAN-Inside and outside sell
ing. Must have experience on made
to-order slip covers and Grapes. Car
necessary. Salary and commission.
HOME SPECIALITY SHOP. 80 H
sALESMAN-Experienc prefd. but not
essential, to sell linen and towel
service to restaurants. beauty par
lors and all business establishments.
Leads furn. Apply CENTRAL LINEN
SERVICE, oI4o Queens Chapel I'd.
ne. Il block from Bladensburg I'd.
aud NaW ynYk ave n "a
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WANT TO LEARN
OFFICE WORK9.

Excellent opportunity In small, grow
ing publishing flrm. for ambitious
exempt. he win heip busy stan Co
ordinate promotion mailings, learn
ONCE techniaues by participating In
wide variety OF projects, Give fun
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THE EASY WAY

THE EASY WAY
Does not appeal to the salesman we
want. He desires high earnings,
know he must work to get them.
To such q man we offer only incen-
tives to which he will respond -
unrestricted territories repeat busi-
ness. bonus commissions; all Of
them based on quality building
maintenance materials at compAti-
tive prices. We help you get started.
we help you keep going. Are you o
man who can respond to this chal-
ls1gs2 Then Then. write TO-DAY to PRES
Fort Worth l. Tex. Please tell
your full story in your first letter;
enclose non-returnable photograph
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SUPERVISORY
OPPORTUNITY

A major life insurance company has
an opportunity for an experienced
life underwater to move into top
supervisory spot in aggressive Wash.
agency. Write full details in strict
confidence to Box 1866. Star.
SWITCHBOARD PIX, secretarial and
front desk operator; white man; in
large, exclusive apartment building;
age 80 to so; permanent position.
Hours. 1915 to 2 Am. Give age,
experience and name and telephone
number and reference. Box 3S2-G.
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STATESMEN

Make $3.50 and more: some sales ex-
perienee hslpful; no c ssn e
and bonus plan. Pay while training.
Apply HOME SEWING MACHINE
CO., S25 9TH st. NV. ST. $4,000.
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statesmen
ATTENTION

This is no get rich quick or seasonal
proposition but o real opportunity
for sincere men to establish q con-
sistent substantial income with q
firm Of national repute. Repeat eli
entel In protected local area. Steady
income from start. Pleasant prestige
infarviAv -
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statesmen

One Of the oldest and largest manu-
facturers OF its kind requires q man
to sell q. line OF nationally adver-
tised poultry and livestock remedies,
disinfectants. Insecticides. to feed,
cries, etc. Also q trace mineral
vitamin antibiotic concentrate for
feed manufacturers. The territory
Is comprised of Maryland. Virginia
and Eastern Shore. Applicant should
have sales experience and be be-
have own car in good condition and
be willing to travel territory con-
sistently. To the right man we
offer an attractive salary, expense
and car allowance plus commission
first reply to PRATT FOOD CO,
uaVnmnpd Tpdiona
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PHOTO RETOUCRER, auaiified to
FENDER technical half tones with
some figures. Part time. Phone
Art Supervisor. Monday. AID. 4-6S22.
or advanced helper for
small shop In Silver Spring; must
be dependable. Box 1895. Star.
PORTER AND DELIvERY-Colered,
excel. salary and working conditions.
DISTRICT HEIGHTS PHARMACY,
7054 Marlboro pike Sc. RE. 6-6050.
PoRTER-DRIvER over 81 yrs. Of
age. Retail LIQUOR store exp. pre-
ferred in D. C. stores. wan re-
for the last 3 yrs. In employment
by d. c. merchants only. BOULE-
WARD LIQUORS. 2106 e st. NV.
PRINTER -PRESSAlAN. - Job
shop: exper. only. WESTMINSTER
PRESS; 1872 SS5 18th s, ~ ~,
shift. outstanding opportunity for
competent man. Union. GRAPHIC
ARTS PRESS. INC. RE. 7-1S16. -
PUBLIC RELATIONS MAN. under 80.
to work as assistant. Must have
ideas and be able to write brochures,
booklets. publicity releases. speeches,
radio scripts. etc. for professional
society Some experience neces-
sary. State age, education and SAL
airy expected. Box PIG. Star: -
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Empioye benefits. CENTRAL. SIS
9th st. NV. DO not phone. 10
IALEsMEN, once furnture-Experi-
enced. Excellent opportunity for az
gressive man with one Of city's lead
ing and growing complete furniture
yidrsl need apply: Write. statins
1 sox R Rssd ss.r io.sfs
you are married, have
. good reputation and own . car,
We can show you how to make
%or. T 1S SurinE MIR isS1 : n1S IN re
lished ORGANIZATION than with any
this area. Thorough training. latest
type visual aids and strong support
from US guarantees your success.
Hos st D:y7 o soS u. 70 .s s:lk n Win MOD
day or Tuesday. q am to noon
Bay calls only. FT.ncRised home
when qualified. Bee MR.. PAUL.
statesmen q, for outside work;
average earnings, 800 wk.; we
furnish ng1 81, t y Apply Room SsSo'
"a Dln ST. NV. 20
statesmen, to sell advertising: ex-
perience not NECESSARY: Will train.
Mr.. FEENEY, 935 Gist ave-, Silver
Spring, JU. S-3226.
DEMONSTRATIONS exper.; must
have car. New product. nrst. time In
this area; has no competition. LIB
eral commissions: exceptional op-
portunities to become sales manager;
territory open. Send resume to Box
1886, Star.
SAEESMRN-Sell nationally known
material handling equipment; GOOD
commissions: fun or part time. Boz
293.E. Star.
Statesmen and trainees. experience
unnecessary. The requirements are
neat appearance. and Willingness
to learn, to present nationally adj
vertised products. which are neces-
sary to the home owner. and q
desire to earn above average in
come. For o real opportunity. tele-
phone La. 6.1SSc. for apt. IS
3 ALESMEN-We need 2 young men
to sell pianos and organs. Salary
and commission. One for our down
town store and one for our Silver
Spring store. See Mr.. Dixon. JOR-
DAMS, corner 18th and q SITS.
NV. mornings bet. 10 and IL:
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Statesmen
NO CRYING THE BLUES
HERE. WE SELL FOOD IN
QUANTITY AND HOME
REFRIGERATION. EARN
$3.50 TO $3.50 WEEKLY. THE
WELCOME YOU RECEIVE
ON OUR LEADS WILL
ASTONISH ANY SPECIAL
TY SALESMAN. CALL tn.
2-4473 FOR APPOINTMENT
SUNDAY OR MONDAY.
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$500 MONTHLY

$500 MONTHLY
Starting salary for 2
executive-type statesmen
to represent large East
ern corporation. No
travel; sales experience
and ability desired; es7A
tablished resident, 25-40
years old, married, capa-
BILE of assuming reSpon-
sibilities. In requesting
interview, please include
brief personal history.
All replies confidential.
BOX 79-G, STAR
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TOPFLIGHT SALESMAN

Salary topen) plus commissions:
must have. executive abilities. man
age own time and effort: under age
ployed: successful but disturbed
about future. Telephone r. c.
PURSLEY at washington Hotel be-
tween 8 am. and pm. Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday, March 8.
q and 10, q