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TRUCK DRIVER

TRUCK DRIVER
cuRHERs MARKET. Pals church
~ Y ouTsIDE sERyicEMAN : dSod
pay \, tran @a.,.d i,.n;; ssar,ros sos
~ ii SfN SsiIi minimum ss NET 5.
rs s. SSS Mkl Is Nv aPa c. oIi
turnished DoWD's Nv. s4Is Conn.
nv SERVICE MAN, outside: with
esr: must be exper.. refs: REQUIRED.
iNTER-ciTY ~, INC. IL. $4,000
nv sERyICEMAN. part time eve
nipss. outside experience. PENN
nv CO.. Dos 18th 81. SIC. rs
nv gERVlcEMAN- Experienced man
for outside service: transportation.
furnished: good pay; permanent iop
bETHEepA ~ Co. OIL. 6-47oe
nv sEEyIcEMEN, inside and ! \,
10 good men. Apply in, person.
I BIS silver eprins ave, silver
nv spri REch hs ou..id. service.
Win ability. H. ,-4s0o, Nj. Nc.
TSv..iExDIo BENcHMAN = Puii Or
part-tIme: salary dependent upon
sxperience and ahility. DAuBEEs
$3.50 18th 81. ~ 81
TYPEWRITER MECHANIC
Experienced On al makes: Royal
training preferred. Inside. outside
Tor 1ttaiified. reliable man. See MI.
Lanief.. TYPEWRITER SALES d
gERvIcE CO.. S11 18th o.. NV
TjPIOLsfERERs WANTED = Pirst
class need apply only. Top vases.
steady work. Call UN. 4-lS4b;
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T IS MECHANIC
VIJLCANIZER

Experienced man on sectional Re.
pairs; no recappine; oood WORKING
conditions; good salary TO- rignt
man, No phone calls. BEN HUMID
LEY. J446 14th st. NV. --l5
WAREHOUSE AMI sH1P.PING
CLERK, white, must have electrical
supply experience. Call ~. 7-sOoO.
MACHINE MECHANIC,
exper. on Bendix washers heipiuG
must have ear. good starttne saL:,
comm, apply 1903 N. CAPITOL ct,
WASHING MACHINE RIPARIAN;
expefienced automatic washer ana
6fiers. Car furnished. DOWRb,
AIS Conn. ave. -lV
MATCHMAKER and eounterman for
lIFGs dspartment store; kxper. only.
state are. ekpef and salary. eA-
pected, Box Ola. Star, III z
WATCHMAkEH---E able 70 take
lob Immediately. Good SALARY Ap-
ply 013 Pennn. ave, NV. .lo
MATCHMAKER. on the lob training
FOOD telephone pefspraltty, um-
limited opportunity for capable
man Good salary. RE. Tv66TO.
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statesmen

n seeking insurance a. perma-
nsnt career y . 3 stock stock eompsn :,
plicants must be between % and
30 years Of aee and car +
essential. Apply H. PIERCE,
l Ksgstca q. 8. AateroeLls Club. 1913
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STATESMEN N.

Experienced furniture snd hppiiapet
good commission. Earn up TO $l6t
weekly. Permanent position. Ash
for Mr.. Keller. MARVIN'S CREDIT
Ta1 eth At NV.
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SALESMAN

An unusual sales opportunity "a
CO. exclusive Capitol Record
distributor, Is adding an additional
representative in the D. c. area.
We are going TO turn oyer 70 .
Quaiififd person with related re.
sale experience, IN excess Of $780,
600 In established accounts. Success
AZ once q assuEed II you posses;
s sns pFS9ss sssYs o mus. e y ms "a
established resident or the area.
own your car. and have experience
In calling on the retail trade. Are
96-32 wears, expenses, salary and
bonuk. Call Mr.. NELSON In Balti-
more, Broadway e-443n for ap-
nolntment 10
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BooKKEEPER

Large. weIl-establiShed real
estate ONCE desires flrst-clnss
machine bookkeeper. Must DO
good typist:: permanent posi-
ton with opportunity for adj
vancement: 37la-hotr week
in pleasant, Aforementioned
once: lunches furnished free
and other valuable coElsiderA-
tons, B. r. SAUL co, CAL
Mr.. Thompson or Mr.. Grimm.
Ma. 8-2112.
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NkNAaER BOWLING ALLY, ds.
pen1ahle, sober, between oe-4t
re Old, experience not necessary
write stains se psgsscn.l sg s.a,ss,
MECHANIC. ist class. radiator: AZ,
6ArS7 th St Z s q; s;d ooE Isasss'
a1si6{sd with building construs.
sMsSE. C. w wsAIKkikRfEn e0n sooAR !
Assoc. 1904 Wisconsin ave. ~
MECHANICS plumbers. 2 help.
ere and ! seeamhtter, Steady wcfl
s9so ssehceis. ~. t-eoei o. E ~; =
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MAN WITH CAR
MEN
Is TO SIS

Supplement your retirement
income with tsht once work.
5 to $40. Mondays through
Fridays. Starting salary. S4b
per week, with periodic IN
creases. Reply IN own hand.
writine mo tipping pieasel,
giving age, educational back
ground, past work history and
telephone no. BOX 0O-A. star !.
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ROUTE NAN. for coat and apron
45: refs, REQUIRED: sal. open. Apply
CENTRAL LINEN svc.,. af49
Queens Chapel I'd. me-. ] block
from Bladensburg I'd. and New
SALES, Ensineerins. Professional.
technical positions always open.
BOYD'S, cor. q q 12th INA. g.
234Ol. Mr., Ford or Miss Bell.
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af HS4 Ro sPRiNd. s Mn.

WHITE TENANT for tobacco and
sauipment X furnished. s.rm. house,
fanily nan With hslp6, AIMS
20 DAILY. Sell luminous dooi
plates. Write REEVES. Attieboro
Mass. Free samples and details
OPPORTUNETYs-Full or part time
In our sales department: colIees
fWaite,: no experience REQUIRED
Not canyassire. or 4-5963. 30
iMMEpIATE, PERMANENT EN-
worthy and sober White man. hay .,;
crafts Assistant to chief stew.
ara. Apply n person with refer.
S s1sei e eLs tS snS Name chirra aas
s.W bet 10 an. and 3 Pm. ans
day except Mondays.
II you are drinker do not ansyei
~ - = ~ g
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YOUNG MAN

Preferably in early 2Q's.
who Is seeking 10 establish
himself permanently with Q
concern offering every oppor-
fun1ty for future advancement
and security. Man chosen
need not have had previous
experience In real estate IN
asfiuch as We prefer 70 train
the proper applicant our
selves IA al phases OF prom.
erty managennent, apprAisal.
insurance and BROKERAGE
Earninss win increase com:
mensurate with learning and
DEVELOPMENT. The right man
win Sc accepted IS an IN.
teErni part Of the orsanisass
ton with no limit Imposed
on his advancement.
For particulars, call Ma.
e-O38A, Mr.. GARDINER.
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statesmen (4)

Il you are q salesman Or II you
feel you can BE trainsa g e,
income s Is no. sptst s i for font thS .:
YOU e ssas 81 nl' oar method q
earn $1,000 to $40. 900 your FIRST
after first week while training for
4 weeks. You must have q car. be
neat and aggressive. We are an old
established nfln. whose reorgAnized
sales oreanization has Just 6egan
tunity for advancement. Phone
RE. 1908 for appointment for
interview. LIZ
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SALESMAN

as sales manager trainee
We are looking for more than Just
Q specially salesman. We want
to hire and train Q good salesman
for DEVELOPMENT as q sales man.
ager to help US in our current ex-
R .,wsen s5os s5 oe :, sn nsas y. 3.
pearance. with best Of references,
Car furn. II necessary, liberia
position Is your last and Ana
change. To Get all the details,
phone OIL, e-S302. Sunday thfo1g1
Tuesday. for Q personal e0lindeEf'
tial interview. ~
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THE EVENING STAR

POTOMAC EMP. AGCY.
1884 wilson Blvd, Ari., IA, $4,000
ADMIN. SECY., $85
To except. '. D.; good skiiis; to 40
SECY., IS TO 40 YRS.
FOR exec: new once. prom. natl org.
Many benefits. St., $50 plus bonus.
JOBS, INC.
1740K 81. NV. RE. 1888 s-10
Admin. secy. Jeft Davis,
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PLUMBERS and Helpers

New work. steady employment top
wages. Only experienced men need
spEl[; Fspezt 90, fr on I e 4 Se Y,Ef
27O4 ONTARIO RD NV
YOHTER-gTOCK CLERK wanted,
for mems furnishinEs stors: expsr.
ply MANAGER, NATIONAL SHIRT
y sH9I ii ss,, Z g .or .tor.. an
day sat, Friday BY 8 and possibly
other ewes. call for appointment,
MIIN. Wo. 0-ll12, eli
p0kTEI, Alert and snersetic. yolins
coiored man for fabric shop. Apply
manager, MILL END SHOP, Lanf.
ley Park shcppins confer. 3e7o
u. 4. ave. .. ,. -io
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TAILOR

ssrssiss 5ss is caas aa5ss
one who dpaiifIes. State aee, expe-
Renee and saiafy expected. Box
02-A Star Ill
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MEN
NEED A JOB?

opened factory branch Of
national manufacturer Of main-
tenanee Equipment and supplies Is
interested ii talkius 10 cieatcut
men with cars to work In p. G.,
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~1I-..v.-----;,- ,ys;ra,<llS; -v;.vn15Y-
kNcEl5D,i Apply L, e Psrsessso ~ HAERis
lie
PIEssMAN. exn,rieneed an Yeliy n
snS es.p np 1D se.ns ~ mste-pr,'
~ ~ a-oaea An q. aoss ia
HInrS es1fsHrGSsSi opnortun.
III Tor eracfef.jeck saiesnsen with
Tnn eo1nmis.,ens rusrsnteed draw
S e af Boy x1 s.x sa s.s Rs'aae' lelH'
III CLEhn-Muss ne expsilinseo
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MEN-COLORED

To set pins. No exper. necessary. We
teach you. Our pln-settefs earn up
to IS per might. Pull or part time.
Work hours from Til 80 pm.
Come In ready to work. HYATTS.
VILE BOWLING CENTRE 1908
Baltimore ave. Hyatfsvilie. Mo.
YOUNG MAN, With credit and coll
, lection experience. for retail FUR
niture oreanization; Offering az
excellent opportunity for growth
into sales. ETC.: limited only ~
yotir desire to advance: etarting
salary. SIS. Write IN detail box
YOUNG MAN. to learn Kitchen
planning and selling. should nave
drpWing ability and pc able to
read hlueprints Must have car
and be avail. several ewes. week.
Z SUBURBAN KITCHEN 6li6 Raito.
ave. Hyattsyille. Nd, uN. 4-5.toz.
YOUNG MAN 70 assist buyer IN car
net dept. OF iarse furniture ttore
experience not nece8sAryt nperel
salary. paid vacation and otner
Company heuefltss for appointment
call CV. $500: Mr.. Fisher. -lg
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SALESMAN
SALESMAN

Permanent saIes position; unlimited
opportunity with Q large estab.
lished LIQUOR store. II you havt
sold groceries or other commodities
ass neat APPEARING and 81 s2cT
resume 70 BOX 212.A. Star. --ls
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SALES
MANAGER

Man we want must hsye
the know-how and know
who Of direct selling, be
between 30-46, have q car.
be interested In building q
sales orEanization and am
bition TO enjoy the dignity
and prestige that come
from selling the best product
in America today. In doing
business for over 100 years,
We have earned national rec
ignition Is q most unusual
and most underestimated bus
mess Ours Il multi-million-
dollar operation with one Of
the most comprehensive and
ermpletr training programs In
use anywhere. To the man
duaiified for district manage
ment annual earnings Of
$4,000 to S12. 600 are as
sured Further promotion de-
pendent upon ability and
qualifications. Our divisional
menagers Of 1854 averaged
10 excess Of $24. 900. This
may be q real opportunity for
you. You can determine for
yourself by phoning =. W.
Dempsey, Divisional Mana
ger, at the Woodner, HU.
3-44OO. between 0 an. and
Z pm. Monday and Tuesday.
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90. APPOINTMENTS

Prefer men Win iittie or no exper-
Only men under IS who are avail
able now and would be wtlling 70
start at minimum OF $40 weekly
salary need apply.
RIA. 6-1ia6 ia. 7-2Ol7
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HELP WOMEN
ACCT. CLERK

ssseiSsS. 0H salsr sass seess
week; no sat. work. Apprcpriats
experience and ability TO type are
required 20-3S years Of age. Sal.
AIRY commensurate with experience
Apply Personnel. Room eos; oper
weekdays $500 and sat. e-i2
No uhune calls.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-10
ROTTTEMAN
Route Statesmen

We have several openings
On Is. ssfsaoias ss routes Ia ior
experi s preferred bat net
essential. Saiary $50 week
while training. Bonus plan
and other benefits. Apply
PERSONNEL OFFICE
ARCADE SUNSHINE
7l3 Lamont Ct. NV.
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BOOKKEEPER

FOR LIQUOR store. age 35-45. KnoEl-
eye 81 general ONCE work Good
salary: unlimited opportunity:
bonus: vacation. Character RES.
RA. 6-5663. -l1
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P0OKKEEpER

Accounts receivable. experienced
keeping machine: permanent posi-.
ton, good salary: group insurance
BENEFITS and vacations with pay.
r. HARRIS a. CO.. jewelers.. l10l
r 81 NV. See Mr.. GeracL 4th y.
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YOUNG MEN

perm. position With GOOD oppor. for
Supply business with Ire. wholesale
house Gail 50, 3-0050 Ext "a,
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YOUNG MAN. tor lntersstIns Ecrk
ssssIsssa h siasi. 81 sa'' ~ psS:s
csiI Nm. cHARLEs. "a. 7-443a.
Y npH' : Hah.Ili iIai in learn.
Ing hardware eusiness high scnool
Apply IN person. Mr.. Hartford. BAR
BER q ROSS CO.. 9Th q v SITS. ne
YOUNG MEN. over Is, free 70 travel
with sales manager after short To-
cal training. Tfansp. furnished.
See Mr. MURRAY. RIM. 400. l405
q 81 NV n. 10
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BILE
Permanent Position
5-Day Week
VIM. HAHN 81 co.
eth Avn X sTE. NV.

BOOKKEEPER - We REQUIRE the
services OF q competent person IN
our accounting department; one
Who understands thoroughly the
principle Of double. entry bookkeep-
ing and has the ability % siose
the books and prepare statements
each month. Must come 70 " ven
willing 70 nay worthwhile salary
II you can qualify for this posi-
ton: 5-dav work week. Apply By
letter 70 Boy Alt Star. 10
BOOKKEEPING CLERK for motion
picture concern: s3,175 . ". 70
start: 5-day. 40.hr: VIZ; ieeye
privils. Apply End 9. 10l2 l4th
BScoRRk iH PI R9s Agsssf2ssf sA to oSer.
AZ Burrougiis eensimatie; expert.
ence preferred: 5-day. 4o.houf
LIPS. 10. 3-ssso, fSr appOintmsnt.
|pooKKEEPER -cAsHrER. ezpeeri-
eneed, excellent salary. women's
apparel shon. Call for intefyisF.
Bh6Eo;k1E M las for vhole-
WASHINGTON. SALARY, s75 per week.
rs6ToKaK XIII sTEsoGRAPHaRRR.
mature white woman: 5-day. week:
saritariunl. 80 min. from wash: 4
private rIn and bath with ful{
maintenance in addition TO eoOd
salary; State age ana experisnece.
BIZ eS0klk a1sfi EFT for iioorins
cnYtractor IN Eyattsville; salary,
SIS ner week. ST. a.2l66. 10
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YOUNG MEN

Laundry men, routemen,
specially men. Come in and
see US about our proven
sales and training plan. A
chance to increase your
present earnings with your
own initiative. Car essen
tial. Apply 10 to 4, Monday
and Tuesday.
PENDED FARMS
OF MARYLAND. INC.
g34 BoNlPANT ST.
SILVER SPRING. ND.
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Statesmen
SOUTHEAST AREA

Attractive permanent sales positions
open with an establishes local frm,
offefinp salary plus liherat coraniis-
sioTi; Former sales exnefiencc not
necessary Call 10. $1,000 between
II M. and 3 pm. for ~ appoint-
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PIANO tLAYER. TO entertain IN small
niGhs SPOT g q g niShts s 2 TssE I
R Rpss e AZ z asis iivnsss:tsoa I'd
Sc (Indianhead hwy. at Glass
Meg MHnsrs ~; 7;o sI2s ,.r.. IL. = p,
per permanent peiition With large
music company. Excellent .workins
conditions and employee benefits,
Apply Mt. Mcneil. l1s 3 St. nv
PLAsTKRERs. only top mechanics.
Apply al day Monday. Tuesday
$500 wilson blvd. Ari., Va. I'll
pIsster and lspa Gol q
large buildtns. Call RE. E7g4O
rLuAsBER's HELPER, exp.risnced
to. all permanent position with es.
tabllshed firm. Excellent wages. and
working conds:. vacation. hospltalt.
zation. etc. JOHN @. WEBSTER
est. 1879. Service BLDG. ist and
N ate n III
Smyrna times., 1955-11-03
SAFETY CONFERENCE
Second Annual Youth Conference
on Traflc SAFETY November 5

Delaware's Second Annual
Youth Conference on Traffic Safe
ty will be held November 5, in the
Field House of the Dover High
School, Dover, from 9 am. to $3.50
pm. More than ESQ senior high
school students will converge in
the Field House to discuss ways
and means of combating the
tragic loss of young persons lives
on our streets and highways. The
purpose of this Conference is to
give our teen-agers an opportun-
ity to discuss their problems as
youthful drivers, to propose meth
DDS for improving their driving
record, and to stimulate interest
in furthering the cause of safe
driving among fellow students in
all high schools in the State of
Delaware. The teen-agers will
conduct their own Conference free
of adult influence or direction.
Each school will assign four dele
gates who will have full oppor-
tunity for individual participation.
They will define their own prob
lens and come up with their own
answers. Mr.. Paul Jones, Direc-
Smyrna times., 1955-11-03
SCHOOL
REPORTER
Football Game at Lewes

The undefeated Smyrna High
School Football team will travel
to Lewes to oppose the Lewes
Sea Hawks on their gridiron to-
morrow night. The local team is
favored to keep its slate unblem-
ished. The Blue and White could
prove tartar, however, as the
Eagles have never defeated the
Lewes team in six previous en-
counters. Coach Horney is ex-
pected to start the same boys he
used in the first six successful eff
forts. David Deakyne and Wal
ter Mofhtt will hold down the
ends; Karl Gebhart and Fred
Bush the tackles; Bart Luff and
Bill Carter the guards and David
Comegys the center. In the back
field Ben Solloway will be at
quarterback, Dale Reedy at right
half, Ronnie Mccoy at left half
and David Reedy fullback. The
Eagles will close the 1855 season
at home next Friday night, No
vember IL, when they oppose the
Oilers of Delaware City. A ca
pacity crowd is expected for this
final home game. This will be
parents night also. All parents
of the players will be guests of
the Athletic Department at this
game
Smyrna times., 1955-11-03

motion at Teen-Age Level. Con-
ference activities will be directed
nv Delaware's Teen-Age Trafhc
Safety Association under the
sponsorship of the Delaware Safe
ty Council and Allied Organiza-
tions.
Smyrna times., 1955-11-03
November Calendar of Events

November Calendar of Events
November Delaware Dramatic
Conference(U. of d. All Day
November football Game at
Lewes .......... 800 Pm.
November 5-Delaware Safety
Conference Dover) =. All Day
November 6-12 National Educa-
ton Week
November 10-P.T.A. Meeting
500 PM
November 11-Football GaIfie
Home with Del City 500 PM,
November 17-Delaware Asso-
citation OF School Adminis-
traitors Meeting (Dover
November 18-Junior Glass Play
1.-THE Night of January
16th") ........... 500 Pm.
November 21-College Night
(Dover High SchooD .7:30 Pm.
November 22-Thanksgiving
Assembly ......... 1:25 Pm.
November 23-Football Dance
900 PM.
November 24-27-Schools closed
for Thanksgiving
(Assembly)
November 28-Kent County Stu
dent Council Meeting 1:30 PM.
at Smyrna High School
November 2s-Basketball Prac-
tice Commences -. 3:35 Pm.
Smyrna times., 1955-11-03

ed to visit the schools during the
week and observe our schools in
action. P.T.A. hostesses will greet
people at the high school and
elementary school and direct them
to the desired location.
Smyrna times., 1955-11-03

tor of Public Information OF he
National Safety Council. Chicago.
Illinois and one of the most dy-
manic personalities in the field of
traffic safety will give the Key
note address. In addition. city
and state officials will lend their
support and cooperation in their
Smyrna times., 1955-11-03

participation. The subjects for
discussion at the Conference viii
include: Driver Education for All
Drivers; Teen-Age Driving-Good
and Bad; The Teen-Age and the
Three Els Education, Engineer
ing, and Enforcement); and Traf-
fc Safety-organization and Pro-
Smyrna times., 1955-11-03

Pork consumption per person.
per year, is about the same now
as it was in 1880. according to
University of Delaware agricul.
tural economist, but poultry
meat consumption has jumped
from II pounds per person then
to "a pounds per person now.
Smyrna times., 1955-11-03
National Education Week

National Education Week will
be observed at all schools in the
Smyrna Special School District
from November 6-12. All parents
and interested persons are invit-
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-03-25
RESPECTABLE P0LLSTER
0FTIMES EMBARRASSED
BY RESULTS

WASHINGTON, d. C.-(NRECA)
Rural electric leaders can't helI
being amused at the results of public
opinion polls conducted by private
interests, who attempt to preconceive
the pollsters' findings.
The U. S. Chamber of Commerce
recently conducted a poll to deter
mine what American sight enjoys
the favor of foreign tourists. Alleg-
edly the poll revealed that the over
whelming favorite among foreign
visitors was the Tennessee Valley
Authority. The Chamber of Com
merce, embarrassed by ''misconcep-
tions" of the foreign visitors, pigeon
holed the results of the poll, despite
the cost of conducting the poll.
A more recent poll conducted by
the Opinion Research Corporation
asked a cross section of LOO man
ual and white collar employees the
following questions:
Which would you say has done
the most to protect the freedom of
the individual in this country
government leaders, union leaders
or business leaders 2"
The results were: Government
leaders, 500; union leaders, 1870;
business leaders, 70; all three, 10;
no opinion, 1870.
(Which would you say had done
the most to improve the living
standards of the people in this
country"
The results revealed: Union lead
ers, 47@o; business leaders, 1877; gov
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-03-25

and cite the statements being made
by the Governor on oil leasing in
general and Arnold Olsen in par
tIcular as not being the MARTIN
approach"
Fred has been good executive
secretary to Governor Aronson. He
has guided the rough and ready Gal
Looping Swede through dangerous poll
tical currents. He has been a buffer
for the direct, hard-hitting Aronson
who took office less experienced in
the tact applicable to politics than
the tactics of bossing work in the
oil fields. The Governor is losing an
able assistant.
We will miss Martin too. Fred
never gave" with any scoops, when
| needed one badly; he never let me
IN on the inside dope on Republican
strategy, or advised me as to the
Governors next move, match, but he
was always friendly and fair to us
whether we were agreeing or dis
agreeing with his boss. 1t has been
a courtesy we appreciated.