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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-05-06
II HARRIETTSVILLE NEWS

HARRIETTSVILLE - Sunday
school at $50 at the Methodist
church next Sunday morning.
Worship service at 1920 by Rev.
Forest B. Willis.
School News
May 18th, 1854, Senior class
play presents "Huckleberry
Finn" in the evening at 7:3O.
Baccalaureate services, May
%, 1854, at 7:3O p. M. Baccalaur-
cate address by Fr. Martin A.
McNicholas.
Class Night, May 25 (sponsor-
ed by Senior class.
Commencement address, May
9th at 1880 p. m. Speaker, Hon.
Robert T. Secrest, (U. S. Con-
gressman).
All will be held at the high
school auditorium.
Annual Banquet
The Junior-Senio banquet was
held at Ogle's restaurant on Sat
urday evening, May 1st. Those
present were: County Supt. and
Mrs. H. c. Secrest of Caldwell,
Supt. Edwin Starcher, Mr.. and
Ms. Forrest Howell, Mr.. and
Paul Gelby, Mr.. and Mrs.
WV. Ullman, Ernest Huffman,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Walker
(Seniors): Mary Ellen Wilson,
Ellen Crum, Thelma Noll
Danny Schramm, Nicky Schott
Bill Walters and Franklin
Smith, (Juniors): Mary Thomp-
son, Donnadee and Darlene For
shey, Bertha Bonar, Martha Van
FoSsen, Roy Cunningham, Eddie
and Freddie Eichhorn, Roger
Love, and Gerald Hopkins. A
show was enjoyed later in the
evening.
Take Tests
Those from the local schoo,
who took the final state scholar
ship tests at Marietta on Satur.
day under the supervision of the
Marietta College were: Jear
Crum, Faye VanFossen, Grace
Eichhorn, Martha VanFossen
Danny Schramm and Roger
Love.
AT Banquet
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Fry
fogle attended a banquet at tn,
Deshler-Hilton hotel, Columbus
on Wednesday evening, given fol
the agents of the Prudential
Insurance Co. in the Columbus
district.
Attend Meeting
H. M. Ayers attended the Ohio
Rural Electric Cooperatives Man
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their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Rand.
all Long and Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
old Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jeffrey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis of Can
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. George LovealI
and daughter, Betty of Charles
ton, w. Va, Mr.. and Mrs. Clever
Thompson of Beaumont, Texas,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Albright, Mr..
and Mrs. A. D. Smith of Pitts
burgh, Mrs. Amerz Laurel of
Maryland, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
johnson and daughter of Spring
field, Mr.. and Mrs. Max MEETINGS.
Mr.. MEETINGS and Lurid MEETINGS
of Columbus, were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Lurid Cline on Sunday
and attended funeral services for
George Thompson of Columbus,
held at the Eberle funeral home
on Sunday aftrnoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Othel Bundy ar
rived here Sunday after spend
ing the winter at Sarasota, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Denzil Lent of
Akron, visited Sunday at the
Richard Harris home.
Rev. Robert Zinsmeister and
Basil Foraker attended meeting
of the I.O.O.F. at Cambridge on
Friday evening.
Richard Knight of Detroit,
Mich, visited the weekend with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
knight.
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Crooked Tree

CROOKED TREE-Mrs. How
ard Smith was at GAINESVILLE on
Friday.
Mrs. Betty Chandler and Mrs.
Jewell Lamp were shopping in
Caldwell, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Chandler
and Miss Alice Lamp visited on
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Hartman and sons of near Mid.
, dleburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Smith
and children, Connie, Lay anc
Mark were dinner guests Sunday
of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Way anc
daughters, Diana and Carmen.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hartman
and daughter, Deborah, Mr.. anc
Mrs. VIM. Mckee spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph
Urban of Glen Burnie, Mary
land.
Russell Chandler and Erwin
Erwin Lamp were on Olive Green
Sunday.
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qulS, Saturday evening.
Mrs. Mamie Parks, who is en-
ployed at Coshocton, spent the
weekend at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald King and
children of Canton, we're guests
of Mrs. Ocie Harmon, Sunday.
Violet Blackford of Muskin-
gum county, called on Mrs. Alice
Eicher, Sunday.
Mrs. Lucille Pickenpaugh
Mrs. Ocie White, Mrs. Mabel
Dovenbarger, Mrs. Lucille Mar
quiS, Mrs. Barbara Hannahs and
Jacqueline were calling in Zanes-
vile, Friday. Mrs. DovenbargeI
visited a heart specialist.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Balog ano
children of GAINESVILLE, Mr.. ano
Mrs. John Farmhouse and chill
dren of Caldwell, spent Sunday
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Jennings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Caldwell
of Belle Valley, Mr.. and Mrs
Sam Cartel and children of neal
Coal Ridge, were visiting with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. B
Caldwell, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Gordon
and children of Summerfield,
were visiting with her sister
Mrs. Kenyon Boyd and family
on Sunday.
John Haga received treatment
at Marietta hospital last week.
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Renrock

RENROCK - Mrs. Vernon
Reed entertained Sunday the fol-
lowing people: Wayne Bickford.
wife and children, James Reed
and family, Roy, Floyd and Itol
Red, the hostess and family.
The revival meeting held last
week. was vry well attended and
much good was accomplished.
Mrs. Itol Reed is employed at
the Noble Products company at
Caldwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Tilden and
Betty were McConnelsville shop
pers, Saturday.
Miss Norma Tilden of McCon-
nelsville, spent a day recently
with her brother, Ray Tilden.
If it's advertised in The Journal
Saw SO when you are hrv;uo
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Mr.. and Mrs. James Hartman
and daughter, Deborah and Mrs.
Elsie Chandler were at CaId-
well, Monday.
Dirt is the worst enemy or
floor coverings. Imbedded grit
II sand cuts pile fiberS.
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CRAFTSMEN

Civil ensineering work. full time;
salsry open. Call METCALF &
EDDY HO 2-4430. Ext. 1855. Mon
day or later.
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SALES MANAGER

Man we want must have the
know-how and know-who of di-
rect selling. be between 30-45.
have car. be interested in
building sales organization
and ambitious to enjoy the dig
nifty and prestige that come
from selling the best product
to the finest class of people in
America today. In doing bust
ness for over 100 years, we
have earned national recogni-
ton as most unSual and most
underestimated business. Ours
is a multi-mililom dollar oper-
alton with one of the most
comprehensive and complete
training programs in use any;
where. To the man qualified
for district management an
nual earnings of $4,000 to
$4,000 are assured. Further
promotion dependent upon abil-
ity and qualifications. Our divi-
sional MANAGERS of 1858 aver
aged in excess Of S24. 900. This
may be a real opportunity for
you. You can determine for
yourself by phoning E. w.
DEMPSEY, Divisional Sales
Manager at The Woodner. HUI.
3-6373 between 8 am. and z
pm. or write Box 1904. Star.
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HELP--MEN
SALES MANAGER

Major construction equip
ment manufacturer has
opening for an aggressive
sales manager to handle
sale of company products
to Government agencies,
Thorough knowledge of
Government purch a sing
practices and sales man
agement required. Personal
effectiveness of primary
Importance. Age 80 to As.
Write full details, including
record of accomplishments
to Box 173-A, Star. Out of
town--Midwest.
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SALESMAN


One of the oldest and largest land
scape and nursery products COM
panies operating nationally, will en-
ploy men in this area to call on
our established customers and open
new accounts. NO. EXPERIENCE
NECESSARY as we have the finest
training program in the industry.
Income Is substantial and immedi-
ate: national average for all men
is In excess of $1,000. Above
average men earn considerably more
and have oppor tunity for manage
ment positions. The work Is pleas
ant, dignified, semiprofessional SELL
ing and offers lifetime career. Our
customers repeat year after year and
there are no seasons as we contract
six months to year ahead. This
is strictly sales work and we are
not interested in landscape garden
ers or laborers. Applicants shoulc be
married. over "a. have. car. and
some experience in doing business
with the public. For personal inter.
view telephone MR.. w. PATCH, at
Woodner. HUI. 3-6373, from I'm.
It'll p,rn, --E7
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statesmen
statesmen

30, 900 a yr. plus 3 wks.
vacation with pay plus
annual bonus for quail
fled men. We will train
men who feel they have
the ability to become
statesmen. Car essential.
For personal interview,
call IA. 5-8317 between
$50 and 4::30. Draw
against commission, for
men with experience.
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statesmen
ATTENTION

A proven opportunity locally with
national corporation for men inter-
ested in substantial income starting
at once. We, want energetic men
who are seeking responsible sales
work in a permanent field with bona
fide opportunities for advancement
This is unique. low-pressure field
with protected repeat clientele Not
insurance, books. storm windows,
fencing: appliances, etc. Territories
available in D. c.. or suburban Va.
or Md. Car required. Phone MR..
COLL, CO. $1,000, Mon. or Tues.
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FIRST OPPORTUNITY
HERE

\ wonderful new product that is ab-
solutely revolutionary. Easy to learn,
easy to sell. easy to make an ex-
ceptional income. Ambitious adver-
You owe 1t to yourself. your family
and your future to investigate. Must
have car and high school educ.
Apply after 10 a m. $50 10th st. NV.
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IBM
TABULATING MACHINE
OPERATOR

IBM
TABULATING MACHINE
OPERATOR
Experienced. permanent position s.
ma ins cond i VII" Liberal e discount on
purchases. Insurance and hospitaH-
cation plan. Retirement plan. Apply
Peoples Drug Store employment
once. $50 18th st. NV, 2pd moor;
over our 18th and @ SITS. store.
INSULATION MECHANIC, expert
enced only; plenty Of work. good
|INSTALLERs for sound and commu-
o or rsiated sIds Phone
KI. s:0104 for appointment with
Mr.. Altman. COASTAL CORP. Alex
andria. Va. 80
INSURANCE - Experienced under
writer desired by progressive gen.
ms. agency: one who Is interested In
advancement and all phases Of
agency work VIII find this . an stsras.
WEE fa ss BOX fsA sss
INSURANCE statesmen. End. largest
insurance company has openings for
somery and Prince deorse counties.
Our LIST year agents are earning
S100-S150 weekly. Based on salary
and commission. Sales experience
preferable. but not necessary. Call
FMs 2-9394, go
INyESTIGATORS--Men with cars.
part time, willing to learn work for
detective agency. Must be perma-
nent resident. Va. Md. or D. C..
JANiTOR-Experienced. Pay $3.50.
nice quarters. Christmas bonus,
$500. Vacation bonus. S100. Must
hard.s SAM RoSEY. AID. 4-2700.
JANITOR. reliable couple: no children
for 25-unit apt. Iron fireman furn-
ace and elevator. 3-rm. furn. apt.
Apply between 2-5 pm. 1880 Mass.
ave n
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OPPORTUNITY
UNLIMITED

Aggressive man to train for sales
managers position. suburban WASH
under-manned national oreaniza-,
tions in this country. Our UNIQUE
service welcome and appreciated
every where. This multi million
dollar business has only scratchd
the surface OF potential, vet our
company increased its volume over
positions OF this nature pay 500, 900
to 100000 a year. Field position.
not an office job Tangible product.
If you are interested in selling
and building an organization. we
have proven program which is
easy to learn and teach. Still time
personal interview will be ar
ranged when you write about your
al 81
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SS00 MONTHLY

$500 MONTHLY
Starting salary for two
executive-type statesmen
to represent large East
ern corpora tion n. No.
travel; sales experience
and ability desired; es-
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 AJAX, STAR
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HAIR STYTJST

HOTEL ROOM CLERK, for lars;
first-class hotel: must be thoroughiy
experienced. Operate MGR postin"
machine; good salary; meal an
excellent references need app
Box 165-A, Star.
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hELP--..-MEN

Manager and
srowins monthly Of non-profit or
sanitation reaching 100000. Detail
your magazine editorial experience.
State age and lowest salary accept
able. Agreeable for you to continue
free lance work part-time. Advise
when available. Box l67-A. Star.
MAINTENANCE MECHANIC
burners. Salary and apartment.
Prefer couple (no childfen). Should
also have general knowledge cleo
tricity and plumbing. BUCKING-
HAM COMMUNITY MAINTENANCE
DEPT, 4235 North Pershing dr..
Arlington. Va, -25
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HELP--NEN

MAN AND WIFE. colored. General
cooking. $3.50 mo. plus lovely quar-
tiers, 5h-day wk. in heart Of city:
come to once. 1l15 18th st. NV.
Suite 100. 2 to k.30 n m vnovdo We
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SERVICE SALESMAN. to handle calls
on electrical appliances: must have
car. no experience necessary; paid
81 per service average 5-S services
per day; plus e-3 replacement sales
per week at $50 per sale. Earnings
during training period, $50 per week
Rhode Island ave. me-, Mon, 9-12
noon. only.
SERVICE STATION OPERATOR. must
be mechanically inclined. WILSON
SERVICE STATION, 1901 Bowen I'd
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Exclusive Factory REPRESENTATIVE
Needed for Fastest Selling Souvenir
Item in 25 years
startling new development makes
possible photo reproductions on ash
trays; perfect for resorts. motels'
colleges - every souvenir outlet.
muck Shipment: exclusive reDresen-
tation needed Immediately in this
territory. Airmail THE SOUVENIR
MANUFACTURING CO.. CHM. q,
Ohi0
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OALEOMAN
Married and ambitious with
selling experience. We want
a select individual willing to
learn our business. Salary
of SIS per wk. during train
ing period; age desired be-
tween Is and IS yrs. Per-
sonal interview by appoint
ment.
Cali Mr.. Silver, Monday AM.
Miller Building Supply Co.
ia. 4-1600
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OPPORTUNITY

\
There is an opening in the Washing
ton once of an old, established, ma
tionallv known corporation for a
sales representative. For a man
between the ages Of 81 and As. who
is aggressive. intelligent and who
has a natural IIKIng for meeting
To determine your sales aptitude,
a selection test will be given. and
the man selected will be given in
tensive training and close SUPER
vision. The position offers substan-
tial income. dignified activity, and
lifetime tenure along with q non
contributory pension and hospitali-
cation benefits. Your letter should
give complete details about your
self education and business ex-
perience. Indicate telephone num-
Der for interview by appointment
only, All in strict confidence. Box
20l-Z, Star
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YOUNG MEN

Be- trsined for " posi tom as teachers
supervisors and interviewers for
one of Americas outstanding dance
studios Farm while you learn Full
KURT scHoEN DANCE STUDIOS
1925 Conn. ave. NV. Wash.
1881 Wilson Blvd. Arlington Va.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, college
men and white collar men; full or
part time in our sales dept: aver
age. SIS per wk:: position perma:,
nsnt; no sos csnyas;ing. For appt;. eau
PART TIME-Nation-w wide concern.
Wash. Natl. Airport mas open
ing for qualified man. age. $3.50.
Must have high-school education.
airline eXper. preferred but not
neces. For appt. phone RE. 1851
t NUS Az rSo PSI for a married
tional direct sales organization that
offers immediate substantial earn
ings opportunity. Permanent. Write
sf fET white; 9 a.m.-2 pm, Mon
dsy7EIidaa y;, d u G. permit o M s:aEal
MEN--A Marshall Field
family-owned enterprise has local
opening for ambitious men OF I'M
questionable character and refine-
ment. Age $3.50; high school edu-
cation; must be ready to accept
position Immediately, II selected.
A guaranteed income. with a
definite plan for arrangement d For
for experienced prop
erty management man. able to make
decisions, in established small pro-
gressive real estate office OF so
yrs standing; good pay for the
right man. no obstacles to advance
ment Please reply in writing.
stating QUALIFICATIONS sane and salary sa
TAS SSfEfp. I,os COMMERCIAL artist
or art firm to draw and print decks
of playing cards. Write stating
drawing and printing fee to w. F.
LEFDY. Centreville. Va.
GERMAN IMMIGRANT; wonderful
lob. career opportunity. car and
little Knowledge of English neces-
sary: earnings while training. Apply
1I16 o st. Sc, Monday. or Tuesday,
YOUNG BUSINESSMAN. personable,
reliable honest and ambitious: Dry
cleaning sales experience preferred
these Qualities 1 have a sound busi-
ness proposition to offer. Call HE
4-5S65 Sunday, or OIL. 4-97O5
weekdays.
EXTRA CASH. Full or spare time.
own permanent business. No In
vestment or experience. Sell ex-
elusive Magic Cushion Shoes. Free
outfit. PARAGON, 79-B, sudbury
,ART-TIME statesmen "a, men
81 to As, with cars, to sell nation
ally known product; leads furn.;
excel earnings. Apply 507 s. 18TH
St. Arl.. Va. ~
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statesmen

Statesmen
Stop working for peanuts. II you are
an experienced home-improvement
salesman you. can practically name
you own deal with
FIELDSTONE CO., THE
So get on the bandwagon and call
Buck Jones, DI. 1858, or DI. =
1894 between $3.50 and $3.50 pm.
Monday through Friday.
SALESMEN-COLORED
Engineering Co. needs
20 colored statesmen, to sell the
newest and most modern storm
windows, doors, awnings and chain
link fences on the market today
There Is no limit to the right mans
advancement as We need managers.
and lead men who can make from
$50 to $500 per week. Call Mr.
Gilstrap weekdays. CO. 5-1117, for
interview, Mons. and Thurs, 8 pm.
cf Wy
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TRUCK MECHANIC
PERMANENT FULL-TIME OPENING
FOR EXPERIENCED MAN. MUST
HAVE OWN TOOLS AND GOOD
APPLY SERVICE BUILDING
THE HEIGHT co.
14O1 NEW YORK AVE. NE,
TV BENCHMAN. full or part time.
BERNIE ELECTRONICS. JU. 9-1011
-26
Tv OUTSIDE sERvICEMAN. exper. {;
Mont. County; truck supplied; excel.
opportunity; salary open. Box
~ OnTsIDE sERvICEMAN. expert
enced. Apply in person. 1881 Co
nv TECHNICiAN (all-around). See
MR.. INGE. 1917 Conn. ave. NV
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PIANIST-SINGET

PHOTO OFFSET camelaman. exper.,
line and halt-tone NEGATIVES. top
PRESS ". ll5 Iitn st s.w: lo Hss
PIANIST-SINGER
For cafe 500 18th st. NV. 2a'
WORKING FOREMAN,
to run the Job. knowledge Of esti-
Write Box 3si-Y. Star. Is.
PLUMBERS, sober; must be expert
enced for new school work. W j.
BAUMBAcH. INC. ia. 4-1250;,
PLUMBER's HELPER-Expsr. in *
TH 9m Paid p ssnses ~ AN
S SJ6a , 3 9, SONS g INC. Service gIds..
rIGMB1E f. \! S.ntsa vith.D. C. license.
PLUMBERS WANTED with .. C.
modelling work. Only sober need
apply SOL? Ga. ave. NV. 26
PORTER, exper. for supermarket.
fine working conds. Apply 3733
kensington-Wheaton I'd. Kensing-
ton. Nd. -27
PORTERS - Military district of
WASHINGTON Exchange; 13 days an
nual leave. sick leave. group insur-
s snse, other her e s9ps benefits. "a.
PREsSER. who can do alterations
also. Apply S14 H st. ne. .-26
PRINTING FRESHMAN. experienced
9o-h aa'S %k 700 Deil-eaaip lensaessas
lished job shop. HERBERT LEVY
CO.. 512 H st. ne. -27
PRODUCE MAN. also manager for
large super market, must have ex-
perience and good refs; good pay
to right man. Give full particulars
in letter: Box 172:z. Star. 30
RADIO-PHONO-HI-T. Skilled tech
nician, Highest rates. Full or part
time. Downtown washington. Pox
REAL A' EsstTrAa;TE SALESMAN. we'll
known downtown ofice. to specialize
in +; SSmm ner and , H,sr Prep
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN-Wonder-
exper. men or women in active
office. Member of multiple-l Listing
system. LEO A.. Dryer g. CO..
INC. Ju. 9-s033. AID. 2-7197;
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. D. c. IL
c sfnse top a1 eom 1me R s99S RHH sT R
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN-Full or
part time D. C., Md. Va. Training
on sales. Starts Tues. 7 pm. Learn
to earn $4,000 VI. part time. Men
and women! Sales meeting Tues.
and Thurs. ewes. Coaching on all
exams! On exclusive listing ana
sale. 55% commission! Don't phone.
Attend sales lecture Tues. z pm.
sharp! PAUL j. MILLER, 914 14tn
REAL ii n'T ESTATE SALESMAN: expert
enced. for CT subdivision and gen.
eral brokerage. JOHN w. MULROY
CO.. % Hillwood ave-. Falls Church.
REAL ESTATE sales people. Glasses
will be held each morning Il am.
at 3414 Rhode Island ave. cox &
CO. UN. 4-1526. Join q company
that is selling more than one home
per day. Non-new houses, If you
are young, aggressive and have
way with people. we will show
you how the real money is made.
MR.. cox. RE. 7-1633, -26
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN - Full
time. Good oppor. In active Office
Good listings to work on. HUGH
T. PECK, HE. 4-64OO, Citizens Bank
bldg, LANGLEY Park. Md.
REAL ESTATE SALEsMEN-Well-e
tablished, firm. covering District and
Maryland. wants ] or 2 men, full
time; can earn good pay.
ROGER MOSS. REALToR
ofCE 7 Ave HI 0-RnOn
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RENAIRE CORP.
1914 BENNING RID. NE.
Ii. 6-1331.
SALESMAN

in all areas 80 miles OF
Washington. Special opportunity for
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YOUNG MEN

For GI training. large and expanding
finance company. Opportunity to
learn the finance business and earn
promotion to responsible position as
branch managers Of branch ofices;
many company benefits and pleasant
surroundings; excellent salary while
learning; should have automobile
Apply manager. LENDERS INC.
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HELP-.--MEN'
HOTEL CLERK
HOTEL HOUSTON

IBM-sORTER-C0LLAT0R OPER.
ATOR, $500 per mo-: experienced:
permanent position: lge. corporation:
chance for advancement: 40-hr.,
5-day wk. State age. experience.
education. race. references. Box
427.A, star. rs
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SALES OPPORTUNITY
IMPORTANT
NOTICE

Our firm needs 8 young men with
late model cars; S405. Call RIA,
6-1202. Monday. for personal inter.
view.
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Immediate permanent
positions open for 3 good statesmen:
some experience in furniture or
appliance field helpful but not nee
essary; must be over rs and married;
be able to start Immediately: paid
vacations: only good men need apply
Call LA. 6-4S1S between $50 am.
and $50 pm, MIR. FEINBEggG
statesmen. with car to sell slip
csyd aS and not drspss to
Car allowance. See Mr.. Merber be-
fore 10 am. YARDsTICK. 92s F
s Al s;M you can sell and TG are
anxious to earn high commissions,
we, will train you in the real estate
plenty Of various type listings avail
able for conscientious statesmen. For
further details, call tn. 2-1136.
T. N. LERNER & CO.
(2). .S5.0O0-S7,500 type
men; no canvassing; ambitious. high
appointment. only. Opportunity for
advancement. Large draw VS.. earned
commission. Call RE. 7-6911 . for
Observation-Disclosures eoveralIs: *
automotiVe sei in nd ua'' etc. tcs Salary
plus liberal commissions and car
allowance. All day Sun. JU. S-3676.
statesmen
,OOO-S2o, 900 CALDER
Opportunity for immed. advance
ment to district manager for old
line CO. with new product Endorsed
by public safety. fire and police
officials. Our men now earning
S2OO-S1 900 WEEKLY
/ pm. and 1870 pm. only. No
phone calls. Hotel Harrington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-26
STATESMAN

Executive Type
Washington Territory
Right man can make big comm. year.
ly showing business firms. etc, new
proven sales builder. Commissions
advanced. Free working outfit. Wire
or write. Salesmanager. 1921 Con-
necticut ave, NV, Suite 4. Wash