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The Sidney herald., 1955-01-20
THE SIDNEY HERALD
Thursday Jan. TO- 1855

to be applied to self-employed in
dividuals on their earnings in
1855.
This broadening of the earnings
base may mean increased contri-
button of up to $12 per year for
each worker and an equal amount
for his employer. A self-employ-
ed Individual may pay up to $18
more each year. Mr.. Gardner
states that such increased contri-
buttons lead to an increase in re-
tirement benefits from $3.50 to
$108.50 per month with proper
tionately higher dependent and
survivor benefits.
For further information resi-
dents of Sidney and vicinity
should call on the social security
representative at the Courthouse
on Thursday, January 81, from
100 to 800 p. m.
The Sidney herald., 1955-01-20

ernor Aronson will get everything
he asks for or that on occasion
the legislature will not react adj
versely to his point of view. But
it should mean less likelihood that
differences of opinion will be the
product Of misunderstanding.
= = s.
Speaker Leo c. Graybill has
been eminently fair and consider
ate in assigning Republicans to
committees. l have been told this
over and over again by leading
Republicans of the house. They
have received the committee as
signments they asked for - and
filling requests is in many in
stances difficult for the speaker.
Being the minority in the
House, the Republicans are of
course not entitled to chairman
ships. But aside from that, Speak
er Graybill, I am sure, gave the
Republicans all the consideration
the minority party could expect.
Moreover, it appears to me that as
equitably as possible the various
interests have been given places
on the committees.
Likewise, in the senate the COM
mittee assignments have been
carefully thought out by the COM
mittee on committees, consisting
of Sens. Cole of Petroleum coun-
ty, Walton Of Powell county and
Spear Of Big Horn county.
In neither house has there been
stacking of committees.
Not infrequently the legislature
is the spawning ground of political
leadership of the future. That is
why the performances and poten-
tial development of young legis-
lators always interests me. BY
young legislators I do not neces-
Sarily mean freshmen. Rather, I
mean those young in years, even
though in some cases they are no
longer lawmaking novices.
Without intending to infer that
there are not others in the assem-
bly, with excellent prospects for a
bright political future, I wish to
mention Representative Fred E.
Barrett of Liberty county as an
example. He is a Democrat. This
is his third session. His back
ground as an educator and then
farmer gives him a broader view
point than many legislators have.
Although his opinions on state
policy more often than not may
be contrary to my own, I feel that
Mr.. Barrett has the ingredients of
political leadership. This conclu-
sion began to form during the
1858 session as I watched Mr..
Barrett in action. This year he is
chairman of the education COM
mittee, a committee that will be
confronted with much important
work, some of which may prove
to be Highly controversial.
So I am pointing out to the
Democrats that in Fred Barrett of
Liberty county they have a factor
that will have to be recognized. ]
hardly expect that the Democrats
will overly welcome gratuitous
advice from me, but I offer this
comment Notwithstanding.
AS to what the legislature may
indicate in potential Republican
leadership in the years ahead, ]
venture no public reference at the
moment. The COP has some good
leadership prospects among its
youngsters, and before long a few
of these may get somewhere near
the top of the heap.
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MAN-DEPENDABLE
MAN WITH CAR

With car. Permanent employment,
Apply ELECTRoLUX CORP, $40
Ga ave
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Cafeteria SlIneryisor

cafeteria supervisor
Home economics graduate or eouiva-
lent. with experience in MANAGEMENT
Of volume cafeteria operation; age,
25-45:. annual leave and other bene-
fits. Ii. $4,000. Ext. 54097. --26
CAPITOL HILL sECY. $4,000;
yeoung; excel stsno.; inter; work
y ais ISL Lee a a. ess9YD's' 700 lsth' cor
CAsHIER-Young lady, exper. in
cashiering. prefer Bookkeeping ex-
per also for ladies' ready-to-wear
shop. Pleasant working conditions,
Decentralization insurance, discount
on o,,, clothes sslary. $50 per week;
am. to II noon. Monday. "'' .
CASHIER. evenings, all day Sat. and
Theatre fSe ANY NJ. Ra manase Nd. HAYWOOD
CASHIER PIX OPERATOR. new car
leadership. Bethesda. 5-day wk..
employee BENEFITS nena call MR.. BRAN
CHIEF DIETITIAN -- Challenging
position in 350-bed general medical
and surgical hospital in Phila... Pa.
Large proportion therapeutic diets.
In charge of overall administration
Of department. 9 qualified assistant
d Stsatl AppEoyed hospital
Sc ABA ass $3.50 DD az Feast d u
years experience. Starting salary,
$4,000. 5-day week; Social Security:
fringe benefits. Apply Box 169-X,
in bookkeeping and credit
dept. of prominent downtown store.
Good salary for top flight person
See MR.. MCCALL at 1899 New York
ave. NV. No phone calls. 80
white. 20 to 40; general once
work, with a leading electrical ap-
pliance wholesaler; 5-day week. 10
hrs; must be able to type. pleasant
conditioned building. Apply Mr.
shuey. SOUTHERN WHoLESALERS
707 Edgewood st. ne. -2l
work In drugstore. ex-
perienced on drug and cosmetic
depts. Permanent position, No Sun
SCHWARTZ PHAR.. 100 Conn.
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DIGEST will employ man
21-35. with car, for local special
important. Salary. expenses. with
incentive arrangement. Work with
manager IT start. Give complete ode
tails in your letter to w. J. Begin,
CATHOLIC DIGEST, A. East 53rd
ST., N. Y. City. interviews will be
arranged locally within 2 weeks.
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HELP-WoMEN

CLERK-TYPisT, e0-25, for general
clerical work In LARGE mortgage
banking arm. Should be available
Immediately and should enjoy work
ing with figures for part Of the
time. Knowiedse Of shorthand help
r post G MI With epportnntg ion sd
Vancement. Hours, els to 5. 5-day
week. Usual employe benefits. See
Mr.. Graham, FREDERICK W..
EERENS; INC, 1722 L st. nv
Ma. $4,000.
CLERK-TYPiST. white: young lady.
desiring permanent, position sith
S dit.9ns; -. Personal interview IIIas
CLERK-TYPIsT, insurance claim of
week. Apply 513 WOODWARD
BUILDING. between $3.50 and 1880
am. III
cLERK-TYPIsT, IS to 30 years Of
age, for permanent position. open
immediately in estab. construction
and real estate nrm. Apply kETTLER
BROS, INC 2304 Calvert st. NV,
CLERK TYPIST, IS to IS, high
school graduate. to work In modern
air-cond. office In ne. 5ia-day wk..
paid vacation and company benefits.
A 4 ply I Hs : CO. 18th and
CLERK -TYPIST - Perm. position
avail. Casualty ms. exper. preferred.
Must be zoo ACCURATE g6 typistt, 5ssay
AMERICAN INDEMNITY CO., SEQ
Woodward bldg. 18th and H SITS.
NV. -22
cLERK-TYPIsT. recept.-typists, secys., ;
stenos.. bkkprs., many select posi-
tions: highest sails. ATLAS AGCY,
1920 N. Y. ave. NV, RIM. 500.
CLERK-TYPIST for life insurance
co-High school graduate, age ls-
Ri s p !. AND nd. Te a 9Ths pres
accurately and must like. to work
with figures: pleasant working con-
ditions in small air-cond. once; D.
day week. RE. 7-64T0. r.
CLERK-TYPIST-National organiza-
ton seeks experienced clerk-typist
with some knowledge Of shorthand.
s M9s be able e ksep simple
ana salary expected. Box 437-T,
Star.
CLERK TYPIST, over 90; to work
in large Insurance firm: varied
duties: some Dictaphone: must be
neat and accurate; good opportunity
IOr advancement, see NH. PA5IOh,
National Surety Corporation, 41SI
Woodward Bids, 18th and H streets
NV. -26
CLERK -TYPIST-Prefer res. Silver
Spring area. Tipping $3.50, aptitude
for figures. 25-35 yrs. of age: $1,000
to start. Ju. 5-5501. MISS BURCH.
III
CLERK -TYPIST, age 1885; neat APP
pearance; type 40 w.p.m. 5 day
start; salary $4,000; rapid advance
sonnet Division, MANAGEMENT
CONSULTANTS, Suite 900, l406 81
st. NV.
CLERK -TYPIST, for position In large
furniture store: pleasant working
conditions; 40-hour week: under As.
See Mr.. Hendrick between l and 4
CURTIS BROS FURNITURE CO.
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OPPORTUNITY

Sales opportunity with In
ternational company having
the best product in our field
and q proven sales presenta-
ton that can make you &c.
900 to $4,000 q year.
Do not answer this ad UNI
less you are a go-getter. APP
plicants with aggressiveness,
and enthusiasm neat appear
ance. with late model car and
having desire for Q better flu
ture will be given q weekly
guarantee.
Our Regional Manager will
conduct interviews in RIM.
sos of the Columbian Bldg,
41S 9th st. NV, Tuesday 10
to IL noon and 2 to 5 pm.
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Excellent Opportunity to
Top-Notch Aggressive
Salesman

Metropolitan WASHINGTON area, with
established variety store wholesaler
In growing organization: must have
the basis Of q fully detailed written
letter of application which will be
held In strict confidence. Box 443-X.
afaF ~
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HElP-W0MEN

Al TYPIST, assoc. $50 wk.; doc.
asst typist. $500 mo-; real estate
typist, dictaphone opr.; recep. typist,
young, $50 wk Miss Evans al
BOYD'S. 700 18th, cor. G. Inquire
now. Ma. S-2340.
Al SECRETARIAL openings to
$4,000 up: many at S65-S70 wk
place al ages. 1885: typists, cash i
s-234o., BoYD'S, 700 18th. cor. g
Test. 40 yrs.b.
ACCOMPANIST,-Tn voice studio;
good in exchange lessons State ex-
perience. Box 225-X. Star.
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Statesmen
"BE ASSURED OF
YOUR REWARD"

This is an excellent opportunity to
be in your own business without the
ASPIRINS.. The right men will re-
viewing the nominated costs.
30, for MONEYS SAKE call ART
BLOOM Monday. March 81, between
Q pm. and pm. for appointment.
Ii. 3-1023. EMBASSY CONTRAC-
TnRQ INT 1910 X ar n a
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SALESMEN-AT ONCE

SALESMEN-AT ONCE
CORPORATION WILL
Interview responsible and
qualified men for assignment
locally to develop and main
tain direct to consumer sales
organization. Applicants must
have proven successful record
in selling. recruiting and
training sales people. Earnings
in access of $4,000 for sue
cessful manager. Send brief
resume Of personal history
and phone number to Box
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HELP-MEN
MAN. TO work on dairy farm: in
Eairfax County. Va. Can Mr.

MAN. TO work on dairy farm; In
Fairfax County. Va. Cali Mr.
HOWARD, Crescent 3-l207. 20
MAN. coiored. reliable, strictly non-
drinker. to do general cleaning. ETC.,
in downtown hotel; references re-
ouired; $50 wk. NO. 10000.
MAN, colored, desires job as tanitor
custodian or houseman; AL refs,
AID. 2-1057.
Fuller leadership route
open; established customers mean
no cold canvassing and pleasant
working conditions with steady
income: no experience necessary;
training furnished but man selected
must be steady and satisfied with
S95 per week to start. For inter-
view phone DI. 7-4471 or DI
7-349S. or apply oil National Press
Bldg. 14th and F SITS. NV. ID
MAN as general assistant rental de-
partment. Real estate experience
not necessary. Must have knowledge
Of tipping and automobile $50 week
plus auto allowance Assured In
creases if satisfactory. 5la-day week.
Prefer resident of east Washington
or Prince Georges. Apply to Mr..
Jones between 10 and ). JAMES
CARROLL. Real Estate. 3119 Nichols
ave. sc. No phone calls.
NAM DEnT7NYD AoT n
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Do You Want Security?
A Pay Check Every Week?

Yes. that's right. No layoffs. no cut
backs. In addition. group insurance.
disqualification. vacations with pay
and q chance to build~up credits on
want ali these things and are be-
tween the ages of 81 and As and
have car. call Sterling 3-7O53 be-
tween $50 am. and 4:30 pm.
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OPPORTUNITY

There is an opening in the Washing
ton ONCE OF an old. established. ma
tionally known CORP. for a sales
representative. For a man between
the ages. 27-45. who is aggressive,
liking for meeting people, we Offer
a real opportunity. To determine
your sales aptitude q selection test
vii! be given and the man selected
will be given intensive training and
close supervision. The position offers
substantial income. dignified activity
pension and hosp. dement's. Your
letter should give complete details
about yourself. education and bust
ness .exper. Indicate telephone num-
Der for interview by appt. only. All
IN strict confidence. Box 4l0-X.
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TELETYPE OPER.. young man who
wants q future; brokerage exper.
helpful: immed. Miss Morgan at
PERSONNEL SERVICE. 1911 @ St.
T Ell fIst5S' sERvrcEMEN-Need s
men for outside service. full or part
time; Call MR.. MCDONALD, XII
TILE SETTER. ceramic. neat, care.
full workman. Apply MR.. NASH. 1915
BRYANT st. ne. NO. 10000.
TILE SETTER, experienced, good pay
ia; 9-4297 or apply Mon, 10 to IL
TIRE CHANGER, experienced only.
Apply in person, Mr.. Lubel, SILVER
SPRING TIRE CORP. 5000 Ga. ave,
TIRE SALESMAN. experienced only,
for inside counter sales: growing
Ibe SILVER s APgy j rsF Conf NJ
5000 Ga: ave: Silver Spring. "a
TITLE EXAMINER, full time; law
school student or recent graduate,
for work in Arl. and Fairfax Coun-
ties, va. Reply P. o. Box 291.
Tree EXPERTS wanted by estab.
firm; exper. and steady workers
only. DE. 2-147l, ewes. and Sunday.
TREE SURGEON. experienced; very
good pay to start. Phone JE. 3-0S7s
TRUCK rue ? MECHANICS Sin: - Experienced taS
on all makes of trucks. Evening
shift. Contact Mr.. Carver, OV. g.
1900. CENTRAL MOTOR CO., 1901
Oronoco St. Alexandria. Va. 80
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WsA .IyCa an eqpstrqs sI Job. Silver
WATCHMAN. to live on country place
in nearby Virginia; comfortable
apartment with housekeeping : IA
cilities; fine opportunity for retired
man or couple. oRsoN ANGEL.
ST. 3-5646
MATCHMAKER. experienced and &C.
eurate; permanent. ERNEST BURK.
Which vi as' aN IS; Clock CO RErarRm.s.-
Experienced: best references re-
w SSlEff B "a ei ENc1Y. want. man in
each school district for special work
81 f,,, national Importance; full or part
Boys o over 70 can earn $3.50 per
neat. See Mr.. Champagne, 1915
Que st. NV. 3-5 pm. Sun.
Deliver Tv Guide. to your relatives.
friends and neishbors, For informa.
ton write to; ~ GUIDE. 1857
refs. RoTH's AzALEA GARDENS,
S2ll Sligo Greek pkwy.. Tx. PIX. Md.
MAN. white. between ee-so-YoSng
man.. general ONCE experience,
kHOWIeQke OF Iyplng required. IdE
CARPET SHOP. ia. $4,000. ---22
MAN WITH CAR to handle service
and sales calls on electrical appli-
ences. No experience necessary. Paid
So per service, Average So serv-
ices day. plus 2-3 replacement
sales per wk. at $50 average per
sale. Earnings during training Pc
riod, $50 a .wk. plus all leads fur
nished. Apply 1905 r. /. ave. me-.
Mon. p to IL only.
MAN, white. wanted for. outdoor
work. on grounds OF Columbia Coun-
try Club. 1000 Conn. ave. Apply
In person to T.. MoRGAL.
MAN. white, Saturdays. to assist In
care. Of lawn and flower garden IN
Fairfax Co. near Merrifield. Local
resident with own TRANSPORTATION
preferred. 81. 25 per hr. Phone
JE. 2-3004 after 10 p.m, Sun. &
NAN rs LEARN wholesale roofing,
sheetmetal and heating equipment
business; 40-hour, 5-day week. va
cation with pay and many other
ADVANTAGES; must have high school
education. Apply In person. III
kdgewood Of. ne. -2b
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CAFETERIA
CASHIER
z AMI PM

2 ANA PM.
Permanent position, requiring high
school graduate, 25-40 years, to
cashier and check, assist manager;
5-day week, liberal employe benefits.
MUST BE EXPERIENCED
APPLY
HOT SHOPPES. INC.
1341 G st. NV. Room 200
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statesmen
40 To az

Are you confronted with SELL
ing q product that has terrific
cut-throat competition, trade
ms, credit restrictions turn
downs and not too many
prospects? We believe we have
q sales proposition unedualled
in the Nations Capital at
least we have none of the
above mentioned problems. We
will thoroughly train you and
pay YOU. salary while you
are learning our business. after
that we will advance you 500
q week against your deferred
commission. The potential Of
this position Is from $4,000
to $4,000 a year. If interested
apply in person. Mon. and
Tues. March 81 and 22. ! to
B pm, for q personal inter-
view at our field office, 5000
3Sth ave-. Colmar Manor, Md.
tBladensburg I'd. ne. and 3Sth
ave, 500 yards beyond the
District line1
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CLERKS

White, 10 TO IS; for counter work IN
IUsTRE CLEANERS. s75s riover
ave.. Silver Spring. Md. ~. B-2220.
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SAT.ESMEN

income? II YOU are presently ayefas.
ing less than $50 per week. you
owe 1t to yourself to look into our
offer. We are looking for married
men with cars who have the ability
to receive instructions and then fol-
low IL. For personal interview see
MR.. THOMAS at 54OS Marlboro
pike Sc, 1-5 pm. Sunday or 8 to 8
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ATTENDANT automatic laundry; So.
Arlington resident preferred; full
or part time. OF. $1,000 Monday
AUTO FINANCE CAsHIER-TYPIsT,
woman. with finance company ex-
perience: well-paving permanent
p POSITION. ,, Can Mrs. Psterman; II; 4
1871 Bladensburs Rd. ne. Ill
AWNING CUTTER. experienced,
diate opening. Phone Me $4,000.
B 9SM !,!.[l MANlcURIsT sIYL.
B MAanfhTREiGp S Experienced. cHILIoM
TERRACE BEAUTY SALON. 1914
Rises rd,. chillum. Md. HA. 2-3911,
BEAUTICIAN--Also good manicurist
must be experienced. Busy shop
Top salary. ROSE RAYNoR BEAUTY
SALON. DU 7-l14l. go
BEAUTICIAN, colored. wanted: 1412
Y St; nv: aforementioned booths.
c eaf f1 n9 s ppsi have good following
BEAUTICIAN licensed. as sales
comm. ABBEY PERSONNEL. 1883
Eyf Il; AN sT a2sse e., men and
comm at H ssRle s sai6n William 50 &
N. Y. Hair styiist. 1915 Mich. ave. ne.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, $50 to S1uU
per week guarantee plus commission:
5-day week; no manieuring; STEADY
work LOUIS CREATIVE HAIR.
B PAGTSFRs orE zaG re- i experienced as
mission. vITo'S BEAUTY SHOP.
p ga 1ath s. nE NE , s7s5s s5
pas or ~ ~ t ss47s sa Bills asq bE s2I
TY SALON. l406 Monroe st. NV.
BEAUTY oS OPERATOR wanted; expsr.
B Ii; El0SG sBors-color.d; sxDer.
BEAUTY 6PERAToR exper., only "A
day wk, all day work. Hours 9-5.
Call JE. 3-O07s between and /
on Sun and Mon. so
BEAUTY OPERATOR shampoo girl.
manicurist; 5;day week; paid vaca-
air-cond. shop. 1879 Wilson blvd.
Colonial Village. ia. 1908; ewes,
B 90 REFER; experienced, under
35; 40 hours, including Saturday
am; $50. JOHN L1GoN. INC. Mr..
I Smith 1 T al 4, :s4eSocp ,or
one girl once: permanent job: good
pay: top-notch pleasant young
woman only. Write fully to Box 4.7-I
BoOKKEEPER'S ASSISTANT - OPP
portunity for assistant to work with
bookkeeper; some clerical and typ
ing duties; good working conditions
and salary Box 233-X, Star. .i
BKKPRS., SECYS., STENOS., elk
typists. ofc. mach. opers: many Sc
lect pos. highest sails. ATLAS AGCY.,
1920 NJ Y. ave NV, RIM 5Cfi
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HELp-MEN
IsEwER AND WATER MArNTENANCE

SEWER AND WATER MAINTENANCE
FOREMAN. considerable exper. In
e0nst. and maintenance Of sewer. or
water facilities. permanent position
with many employee benefits. Refs.
will be required Apply DIVISION
OF SANITATION. County Of Fair
fax. Fairfax. Va.
SHOEMAKER. at once, exper. Apply
SPARKLE CLEANERS, 1919 Land
over I'd. Hyattsville. sP. 1896.
SHOE SALESMAN, exper. only: excel.
position for reliable man. NETS
BOOTERY. T022 Wis. ave. -2a
SHOE Statesmen, experienced; full
and part time: also Friday pm.
and Saturday extras Apply PARA
MOUNT SHOE STORE. 1927 Good
Hone I'd. Sc 90
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IMMEDIATE

3 men for. immed. opportunity. 90
30 yrs. of age. 1884 per mo. to
start. Car necessary. For PERSONAL
interview. call RIA. 6-1202I Monday.
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YOUNG MEN

YOUNG MEN
For retail appliance store, expe-
must be hard working, intelligent
and willing to learn the business;
steady position, chance for advance
ment. See MR.. MILFORD. 400 18th
st. NV. after . pm.
OPPORTUNITY, FULL OR part time
in our sales dept. Not canvassing,
for servicemen. college men or Govt.
time. $50 weekly. For appt., cali
OF. 4-7741 10 to 1. or 2 to 8 ewes.
EXPERIENCED NURSERY MAN, or
landscape man. top salary Call JE.
MARSHALL issfHA FIELD family-owned
enterprise has few openings in
its Washington division for part
time or full-time men; excellent
Applicants must have high school
education and should be between
$3.50 years Of age. For appoint
ment for personal interview to dis
cuss present as well as future in
come. call UN. 4-560S.
EXPERiENCED . furniture upholstery
furnished. weekly commission. Our
present statesmen are satisfied with
their unusually high earnings. WA.
7-5261, Ext. II. $3.50 to 4. I'll
BUSINESS Of your
own! Sell advertising match books.
Exclusive DESIGNS. Big commissions.
No investment or experience. Write
sired. MARYLAND MATCH. 1100A
9; Eutaw, Baltimore 30. Nd. -,
Own permanent business. No in
yestmPnt or eYDarienca Sell eY.
elusive Magic Cushion Shoes. Free
OUTFIT: PARAGON. FOB Sudbury.
ABLE STATIONARY oface supply
salesman. exper necessary, draw
A b Ma.ASTicHEs, SELL AMAZING DE-
sISNS Soo 10; 70 go 4o and $40 2497
prospect. Repeats Start without
exper., men. women: full, part time.
q. a,! corr 81 OF AMERICA. Dept.
ACTUAL JOBS OPEN in o. g. 30.
Am Europe. to SIS 900. travel paid
Writ My Employment Info. Center
Room S4s. 4 Green st Boston "A.
POSITIONS tmen, $5. 900
% S3s 600 II you want a position
in any area other than Washington.
D C.. our letter campaign service
eellent reputation among employers
As. ears procedure of high stand
ards, Identity covered Ask Tor
S87 Brisbane Bldg Buffalo s, n 7.
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HeLp-woMEh iceas.)

Assistant Cashiers. Hosp.------open
Medical and x-rsy Techs Open
Medical seeys., Shorthand exper. Open
R. Ms. DIS ONCE. fun. pit. time. Open
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Sears, Roebuck and Co.
CREW MANAGERS

Complete change in sales plans OF
our outside sales department Gre
ates openings for 9 additional crew
managers, to supervise part time
statesmen. Only men with success
full record In direct selling consid-
pension highest ever paid making
potential earnings well above aver
age. Drawing account and unusual
company benefits II you qualify. For
executive appointment. call EN-
2-6505. between 10 am. and IL
nnnn
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ASSISTANT
MANAGERS
AN EXCITING NEW CAREER
sLENDERELLA INTERNATIONAL

The worlds largest slender
iZing chain with salons in all
principal cities in the United
States and Europe, is opening
new salons. downtown WASH
ington and Arlington, Va,
and we are seeking ambitious,
career-minded young women,
age 24-34. to be trained as
assistant managers.
Prerequisites include COL
lege background, excellent sales
experience. well groomed, at
tractive appearance and slen-
der figure.
Starting salary. $3.50 per
mo-, plus very generous boz
nus ARRANGEMENT. We offer q
challenging position, leading
to complete management and
unlimited financial future with
one OF Americas fastest
growing companies. Our as
sistant m M gers average
S450-S650 per mo-, and our
managers are some of the
h1ghest-paid women In the
world.
For information about en-
ployment, see Miss Whitley, in
Suite AS. I'll l4th st NV.
interviews Monday and Tues
day. 8 to 5.
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We cordially invite you to be
our guest at luncheon to
investigate this opportunity
which may be the turning
point in your career
II for reason Of confidence
or inconvenience you cannot
attend YOU may call
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