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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-12-30
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TIL E P A S T
By CAROLYN LLOYD

Christmas is over and 1865 is
creeping to close. This week is
time of relaxation to most peo-
pie. Weary mothers take one look
at the dropping tree and the scat
tered toys, and decide that they
might as we'll let things go for a
few days. Turkey hash appears up
on the table and jaded appetites
long for plain, everyday food once
more. 1t is a week when many peo-
pie thoughtfully take stock of
the year that is nearly past and
make plans for the one to come.
At least one local man has already
made his New Years resolution.
Immediately after the Rotary din
ner last week ne was heard to an
nounce his intention to eat all he
could hold during the holidays in
preparation for going on a strict
diet on January LIST. There were
some who figured that the Rotary
dinner should be enough to last
him through the holidays, but the
gentleman claimed that was only
starter. By this time, there are
probably others ready to join him
in the dieting proposition-at least
temporarily. 1t would be interest
ing to know how many pounds of
turkey were consumed in this To-
cality last week-also how much
medicine for stomach complaints
was sold on Monday.
1855 has been quite a year and
there can be little regret in bidding
it farewell. 1t will be long, remem-
bered as the year when nature
went on a hinge and left hurri-
canes, floods, and bitter cold in
her wake. Human nature being
hopeful, no one can believe that a
new year can have such unpleas-
ant things in store.
Outside of the vagaries of ma
ture, nothing spectacular happened
in Belhaven in 1866. Babies were
born; people died; people got mar
ried; some went away to try their
luck in other fields and some came
here to make their homes; 1t was
the same old panorama of life
that makes up every year. History
books are full of the great events
of the years gone by; but it is the
quiet, everyday struggle of man
to achieve his dreams that really
makes history. Whatever startling
development 1856 may bring in the
way of war, floods, or invention,
the average man will go on try
ing to make a living for his fam
lily; the average mother will &c
on making a home-both with
dreams of an even better world
for their children.
And so it is time to close the
books on another year. There are
a few days left to contemplate the
mistakes of the old and to remem-
Der the good things. A few days in
which to build dreams for the new
and make all those resolutions that
will correct all faults and make
life one long, sweet dream. Good
luck, everybody, but we would do
well to remember that Santa Claus
has now returned to his natural
habitat and from now until Christ
mas, 1856, we will have to fill our
own stockings.
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PAGE FOUR
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
FOR LEO MlDGETTES
Open House on Christmas Eve Cele-
brates Al Years of Marriage

Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Midget held
open house on Christmas Eve night
in their new home in Manteo, the
occasion also being the 41st ami
versary of their wedding.
The home was decorated in keep
ing with the Christmas season with
native greens and poinsettias.
Mr.. and Mrs. Midget greeted
their guests at the door. Mrs. r. H.
Atkinson poured coffee and Mrs.
T.. d. Etheridge served cake at the
dining table, which was laid with a
hand-crocheted cloth and conferred
with an ARTISTIC arrangement OF
fruits and everg@ens. Sailed nuts,
made candies and other deli
eacies were also served.
A large number of guests called
during the evening.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-12-30

Manuel Santos are spending
Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Gitsinger and Nancy of Gibbs
town, N. j.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-12-30

In North Carolina 1,196,373
pounds of shrimp (heads Off were
produced from Jan. l, 1855 to
June 80, 1855.
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from him. The suits were dismiss
ed.
THREE BOYS AND DYNA-
MITE-Three youths near Benson,
n. C. We're badly injured Christ
mas eve, while riding around and
tossing out fire crackers, Along
with their fireworks, they carried
a quantity of dynamite in their
car for amusement purposes. One
of the fire crackers struck a Win
dow, and came back into the car,
and set off the dynamite. 1t took
400 stitches to sew up one of the
boys.
WOODROW WILSON = This
greatly famed American was born
December 28th, 1855, and this is
a period of celebration of his Tooth
anniversary throughout the nation.
He was president of the United
States two terms, including the
period of the First World War. He
founded the League of Nations in
the interest of universal peace. He
was President of Princeton Uni
versity and Governor of New
Jersey.
TAINTED MONEY-Miss Min
ME Mangum. 81, of Portsmouth,
had contributed $4,000 to the
building fund of the Port Nor
folk Baptist Church. Last week she
went short in her accounts with
the Federal Home Loan and In
surance Corp. for which she work
ed for 81 years. The church voted
to pay the Company the $4,000
donated by Miss Magnum. She
has decided to the company $4,000
in property. 1t is reported she
lavished gifts heavily upon friends
and charity.
SHOT YOUNG GIRL - Five
boys, ranging in age from IL to
16, shooting a rifle in Brooklyn,
and tired of hitting cans, decided
they wanted something live to
shoot at, so they practiced on a
10-year-old girl who was returning
from skating rink where she had
tried out her Christmas skates.
She was shot in the back. The in
cident was lightly dismissed to
officers by the boys, who called it
"small stuff"
THREE BROTHERS DIE
Three bachelor brothers in their
COS died in st. Louis at one time
from gas caused by two coal stoves
with insufficient draft in their
tightly closed house. They were
Charles, George and Henry Hoen-
ing.
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THERE is NO SUBSTITUTE
FOR
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING
Evening star., 1955-05-20
MELp-MEN

AUTO sALEsMAN, excel oppcrtunity
man. New location. NJ. Andrsxs
Field Apply JOE SULLIVAN, RE
b-923b, RE. 6-7796. az
AUTO Statesmen t2I, specialize on
used-car sales. We handle only
quality cars. Forceful rV and news
paper advertising to promote Saies;
7ef commission. transportation iur'
nished A real money making op'
portunity for the worker. BARRY
PATE MOTOR CO.. WashinRton' $
Oldest Chevrolet Dealer. Phone Mr
J Moran. RE. 7-7S7S for appoint
AUTOMOBILE sALEsMAN fused
carsI: experienced; AL references;
transportation and gas furnished
Excellent commission plaa. No hoat-
ers. A good man can earn $4,000
or better per year. Large Lincoln :
Mercury dealer Apply Jack Lynch,
MONTGOMERY = S T U B S. 37lb
Bladepetnrg I'd.
AUTO SERVICE SALESMAN. expert
eneed ia diagnosing mechanical fail-
ures. salary and commission pay
plan. excellent opportunity for prop
erly qualified person: write giving
age, experience. reference. etc. Box
AUTo SALESMAN. used car dept.
Buick dealer. STANLEY H. HORNER.
INC Fla. ave. ne. at 9Th. Phone
Mr. Welch II R-6464 20
Evening star., 1955-05-20
Hrlp-MrN
Restaurant Manager

Established restaurant looking for an
experienced manager. Apply in writ
as any, isa 70 Box B ifs-E. sa.n's Star. .no @2s s
SALESMAN. haberdashsIy; steady
sfRssssfs sHoeg Nc fsts ga sts SsTos 4 NV MEEs ss
iiouor store: prefer grocery clerk ex.
perience with good selling back
ground. unlimited opportunity for
live wire. Boz 333-E. Star. -23
SALESMAN WANTED-S10O per week
drawing account. If you are win.
I Rs to N. s0rs asssmtn n the tSst iTs ~annsE ST
$1,000 each and every month. II
you drink do not answer this ad.
Our salesmen have requested an
other salesman for their own help.
COLE TRAILER. SALES. 3z miles
sUath nSSIh Of Fl Ehnss psfEv.g na s.
SALESMAN; exper. in furniture trade.
Salary plus commission. Apply 1885
H st. ne. -22
SALESMAN. age 25 to So. archi-
tectural degree or civil engineering
sn dss5es sbod ss1r Wark.d IN sleS
tects sP 'aSea oee or ahs have ~phado had actual Ct eH
perience en- construction Jobs: will
ing to travel or relocate. Salary
$500 and up and expenses. Com
T1s%n %issiSn stss basis also considered oJs Box
AUTOMOBILE-An op:
portunity to sell Ford cars and
trucks with an aggressive Metro
politan Ford leadership. Americas
most wanted car. Liberal paw plan
and substantial earnings for quail
ned earnings for qualified applicants:
Demonstrator furnished. Only haro
workers with proven sales records
who are capable Of earnings above
MoNSoE sTesase nefS Ssp ssPpiy CO up fhaE Rsss
West hwy. Silver Spring. Nd.
SALESMAN AND ASSISTANT BUYER,
have m I al least . years year. experience In IN
speciality store operation. This Job
offers good salary and excellent
opportunity to learn the business.
Phone LO. 5-1717. 30
SALESMAN for old established limo
leum and tile CO. Experienced only.
for top-level position. Will have re-
gular accouts. Box 326-E. Star. 20
have an opening for
an experienced salesman. such ex:
perience need not be automotive. II
you have confidence in your ability,
we believe we can show you how to
make make. imp9rtant money selling
Washington's most respected dealers.
sARRY-PATE MoToR CO.. INC.
1880 Conn. Ave. NV.
Wash.'s Oldest Chevrolet Dealer"
Evening star., 1955-05-20
YOUNG e co.

ST. 3-2660 for appt. for interview
Evening star., 1955-05-20
DeodIine 10 Tonight
For Sunday Want Ads

The deodIine tonight for won't
ods to be published in The Sot-
urdoy or Sunday Stor is 10 o'clock
by telephone or 9 o'clock OF the
business counter in The Stor
lobby.
Year in and yeor out, The Stor
produces the best yeor- round re-
suits for classified advertisers.
Thot's why it publishes more totol
classified ods thon the other two
Washington newspapers combined.
II you won't to hire, rent. buy,
trode or sell. tell il to the long
established audience Of The Stor
readers. You'll enjoy quick results.
It's easy to ploee on cd in The
Stor Classified. Just phone Sterling
5000 ond osk for on od-toker.
Evening star., 1955-05-20
CARPENTER FOREMAN

CHECKER for Self-service food mar
ket. experienced, no evening hours
McREYNOLDS, INC, 1877 g st. NV.
Evening star., 1955-05-20

MAN, white. TO supervise auto. iaun.
SPARKLE CAR Wash, 1915 4th st.
MEN for life insurance debts, here
is IN excel. obpor for men desiring
to make q career Of q profitable
business; Exper; not necessary. You
earn salary and comm. while being
Isr Trained oS,hiS On she n1 sGS Al I ferns Of reg
ance. Call Ma. S-59SO for Interview
MAN for established dry-cieaning
route: guaranteed salary. Call "a.
Young MAN. not over 80, draft
exempt. living in Va. to learn build
ers hardware. Opportunity for ad-
vancement. Cal KI. s-1l6B, -22
YOUNG MAN to work part time ewes
and Sat Should have drawing abil-
ity and 6 be sele to read % Io blue prints
en- planning. estimating and selling
for full-time job later, SUBURBAN
KITCHENS. 5716 Baltimore ave,
Hyattsville. UN. 4-3352. 81
YOUNG MAN for national trade pub
Vertisins department. JOB calls for
writing promotional copy and some
space selling TO national firms.
Straight salary. Experience desired
but beginner considered; II alert;
opportunity to learn. Send resume
end recent photo to Box 322-E.
Young MAN, 20 to 2s. ambitious
and intelligent, to learn wholesale
plumbing and neatnE tb ,aSf Ef
CROWNS corporation. LEM PLUME
ING SUPPLY CORP. Phone AP.
7-4137, Mr.. PEBBLES. go
YOUNG MAN, Junior craftsman. to
become technician in automatic tenn
perature control field lallied to heat
ing and air-condO; Work with en-
sineers; PERM position; d,o 51day Tk:'
etc. Phone Ma. s-O104. MISS HOR-
GAN or MISS SMITH. -26
MARRIED MAN. with car. for COL
lecting and demonstrating. Salary
illus commission See MR.. JOHN
SON, U. s. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE,
1724 st. NV, 5th floor. 80
STUDENTS, white; over 10: earn
RIM. R' so7. 0 Sab aeorsia ave. g.
$50 pm: Saturday, S:3O-9:30 am.
Across from post office Silver
CAPTAIN, aISi retired. Navy, Coast Guard
or city employe, who knows fishing.
Navigation on river. bay and South
available for employment Must be
sober and industrious. Box 495-E,
Star -I
OLD ESTABLISHED INSTITUTION
specializing in worldwide military
financing desires the services Of an
experienced man in the field oi
automobile financing and olrect
loans genuine opportunity for
capable man, with managerial abil-
ity, financing know-how and work
ing knowledge of bookkeeping
(College graduate and oficer-veteran
desired.) Permanent position. with
many company benefits. For inter
view, phone ME. S-3957. --22
OPPORTUNITY, full or part time, in
our sales dept; no canvassing; no
experience REQUIRED: hours suited
for service men, college men, or
Government workers; average in
come. part time, over $50 weekly.
For appointment call OF. 4-6963,
10 to j or 2. to q ewes. -3l
RETIRED MAN, to run laundDmat.
Good salary. 6-day week. vacation
with pay. Reply Box 165-E, star:
COLL. STUDENTS AND TEACHERS
Summer camp Jobs: male cabin coun-
selors; nature director. crafts in
structor and head counselor. II in
terested call DU. 7-7373. -
Evening star., 1955-05-20
The Evening Star
11th and Pa Ave NV
CLAIMS ADJUSTORS
YOUNG MEN
COLLEGE GRADUATES
ONLY

A nationally known insurance COM
pany is, offering men - to 30
years of age 2n opportunity to
enter the insurance business, in
claims department in Offices in
cities other than Washington. D. C.
In reply outline. full personnel data.
including telephone number. Box
321-E. Star. -22
CLERK, white: to work at FALLS
CHURCH JGI MOTOR COURT Phone
CLERK, part time. white. for LIQUOR
store. 3 ewes. week; exper. pre-
terred. not nee; refs. red.; state
expected salary. Write Box 95-K.
CLERK-TYPIST, young lady recent
high school graduate for permanent
position in large iewelry store. Good
starting salary and many company
benefits. Apply in person to Mr..
Davidow. BATES JEWELERS.. 901
COOK WANTED-short order; part
time: white. Apply S1l PA. ave.
NV, NE. S-65S5. -22
COOK. fast. exper. In cooking for
best clientele: must have good ref
erences. Apply RIORDAN'S, 1855
4th ST. s.w.. between Ia pm. 30
telephone, good work.
ing conds. Pleasant telephone man.
ners. viii train. $40 9th st. NV.
Evening star., 1955-05-20
BEAUTY OPERATOR

experienced operator for
progressive air-conditioned Wheaton
salon: fun or part time MILLIONS
COIFFURES. 2543 Ennals ave-,
Wheaton. 10. 5-5O25. q
Evening star., 1955-05-20
HELe-MeA

CARPENTERs, experienced. trim car
yAMEs J. RUPERT. iosi fth
te> hrst class. Can
between 5 snd 9 pm. JU. $3.50.
CARPENTERS, stesdy work. top rate:
year -round residential operation.
OIL. 4-9s42 or apply KEN FREE
MAN job at 1900 blk. Falstone ave.
cIRPENTERs. IRssE Ts 6 Id days. o hours ii you
want. Out Viers Mil rd.. left on
Gail at bottom of hill before Viers
Mil. right on Higgins. first right
OF Huggins past construction shed,
riEht on Lantern dr.. to Monark Prop.
Evening star., 1955-05-20
HElP-MEN Cont
AGENT

Career opportunity In Alexandria, Va
for a married man of excellent
character. between the ages OF 81
to 45. TO enter the combination
life insurance business, No previous
experience necessary. as we have
n complete training program. Excel
starting salary with monthly in
creases, based on ability and will
On iRsnsS3t srte to uSoN E16S 4gPs PE ms co
INC. S15 King st. Alex. 80
Evening star., 1955-05-20
NIGHT WATCHMAN
(PART-TIME)

Prefer retired man: Wednesday and
Sunday nights: must have refs. APP
ply Mr.. Frank. O'DONNEILS SEA
GRILL. 1921 E st. NV. No phone
calls. -22
PAINTERS, white: 1St class. Apply
BALTIMORE RENOVATING CO.,
1898 18th st. NV. go
first class. sober and de-
pendable, no others need apply. ST 8
per day: MR.. GEORGE TALLEY,
WO. 6-Aa34 80
PAINTERS wanted. white. construc-
tion lob in Vienna, Va; So hr. JE.
3-S506. DU. 5-9146. -22
PAINTER, WHITE, for garden apt.
development Permanent Job for right
man. Must be strictly sober and de-
pendable. 5000 per mo. plus 1-bed-
rm. apt. and all utis. Apply S6l9
Piney Br. rd., Sill. Spg.. Md. JU. s.
PAINTERS-Ideal working conds. /;
must be sober and reliable; year
round. rain or shine. Call MR..
Cliff. ia. $1,000. -22
Evening star., 1955-05-20

When dnspertno Advertisements
addressed to Stdy bores do NOT
tnclose original references photo
graphs or other materials OF per-
soNdl pdlue Copies serre the pur-
pose Originals NAV Get lost
Evening star., 1955-05-20
FIva ttsville. Md.

AUTO SALESMAN. new and used
cars, full time. For long established
Ford dealer. ADEQUATE floor and lot
time. Liberal commission plan. Mont
gomery County resident preferred
Apply In person, ROCKVILLE MO-
TOR co, Rockville. Md. 80
AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN-An op-
portunity to sell Ford cars and
trucks with an aggressive Metro
politan Ford leadership Americas
most wanted car. Liberal pay plan
f1ed applicants. Demonstration furn-
ishcd Only hard workers with
proven sales records who are cap
able OF earnings above average nseu
apply. See Mr.. Shaw. MONROE
FORD co. 1877 fast-West hwy,
AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN for used
car dept. of a leading Ford dealer,
Must be neat, aggressive and have
desire to make money. Good pay
plan, daily floor periods, .transp.
ner. in Franz SMALL. IN is[soH Jr. y INC. c 1ase
Good Hope rd. sc. pa
Evening star., 1955-05-20
REPAIRMAN
TIE R-162S. FROM 6-10 PM.
WOOL, PRESSERS

WOOL PRESSERS
Steady Job, good salary: must be ex-
perienced. Apply DEBONAIR CLEAN
ERS. 26l2 Conn. ave. -22
BOY, to work in dry-cleaning dept. !;
no experience necessary. Apply Mr..
Bryant. STERLING LAUNDAY 1921
MAN wanted for permanent position
in warehouse ONCE. willingness to
learn. neat appearance. good hand
writing, and knowledge Of tipping
necessary. Apply in person. GAScO.
40l Jefferson Davis hwy, Arlington.
MAN. general work in warehouse, 5Ia
day, week, previous paint experience
LER-FLYNN PAINT CO., 500 C st.
MAN. interested in learning small
loan business; must have car. See
Mr.. Jones ALLIED FINANCE
CORP. s025 Georgia ave. Sill. spg.
MAN. steady and reliable, to care for
lawn and general maintenance
around hcme In NV. suburbs; per-
manent job, full or part time: short
hours: must have car for transp.
MAN WANTED TO work as receiving
and shipping clerk in wholesale
electrical supply house. Write. in
care. of Box 42o-E. Star. II inter
Evening star., 1955-05-20
HrLP-Mrh
DRITG CLERK

Experienced, local references. op-
poTtunity for. aggressive person
Excellent WORKING conditions. Phone
DRY-CLEANING RoUTEMAN
White; excel. opportunity on estab.
route. Exper. not necessary. Must
have yrs. refs: on last lob. Salary
Apply PEELERs OF ND. 8S27 Balti-
more ave-, Riverdale, Nd. -23
DRY WALL MEN-Tapers and fin
ishers. Excellent pay. Large housing
work. Out Shirley hwy to Seminary
rd.. left CO Seminary to North Jor-
dan st. right on North Jordan to
Taney. ave, right on Taney ave, to
@ end Sf %r street and Sonstrqetos ksss ssss
ELECTRICIAN. Jobbing and insula-
tion work. Car furnished; must have
D. C. card. Apply 7:30 am. or
4:30 pm. DOWD's ELECTRIC CO.
EfE1trRGicisN, ff1s GS11i ave; Is. class; good nav:
Old and new work. Call after 8 pm.
EfECTRiCiAN. Silver Spring area.
Must be well qualified. Gaithers6urg
ELECTRICIAN. experienced In com
IuClClhi WOIh- II. y. IdAu ACAulACh
ELEcTRfCiANs. MECHANICS for
housing and apartments. Must be
well qualified. Call LA. 6-6763 after
b pm. 30
ELECTRICIAN, highly experienced.
steady work; top pay: wonderful op-
portunity. Apply after 6 pm, Sab
KanSas ave ne. -26
ELECTRICIANS; 1st-class men: IL
censed In Va. Steady work. good
pay Phone Elmwood 6-3343. 80
ENGINEER. white, exper. in air con-
ditioning. for evening shift in Office
bldg; must be sober. reliable man.
and have 3rd class license. Apply
Mon. THROUGH ga, 18th floor. PING
BLDG. 1900 18th st. NV. -22
ENGINEER. colored: must have 9th.
class license; for modern apt. bldg.
Good salary and quarters. See Mr.
Crane.
J. A. McKeever Co., Inc.
1872 X st. NV. ST. 3-SS00
Evening star., 1955-05-20
AUTO TITLE CLERK
S75-5-DAY WEEK
Must be experienced, all company
benefits. Apply Mr.. Reed.
MANHATTAN AUTO

17Oe 7th St. NV. NO. 1857
BAKERY CLERK, experienced; must
work Sundays and Holidays; good
salary. Box 453-E. Star -26
BANK TRAINEES, interesting work;
excel. future: age. 1890 h educ,
Miss Black at BOYD'S. cor. q and
18th. Inquire ST 3-3450.
BEAUTICIANS. Salary plus commits
sion vacation with paw. No mani
saI3nSi sHaRtEs ARP!E BEAUTY Y 5zEoR RfEsSR. Io y
18th st, NV. -2}
BEAUTlCIAN. manicu,ist. man hair
stylist, northwest beauty salon, large
shop. Call RA. $4,000. Guaranteed
BEAUTIcIdAN. exper.. all around.
Apply in person, 239 N. Glehe I'd.
Arlington, Va. 20
receptionist. sham.
poo girl and manicurist; top guar,
thesda and Silver Spring. VIRGINIA
WALLACE, JU. 5-5T33.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, top salary
and commission. CARL'S BEAUTY
SsA,td91S' 12th and F SITS. NV, MA,
BEAUTY OPERATOR, ss5 to 500
per week guarantee plus commits
HAIR DREsSERs DkLG9iS i9iS EYE ssHiive St. NV.
IBEAUTICIAN, o to $50, 5-day week.
PLAZA BEAUTY SALON, 4447 Com
necticut ave. -23
BEAUTY OPERATOR imam or wom-
an. experienced, for Jules. Alex.
or Arl.. Va Also man for Langley
shop. ctr, Nd Salary and commits
sions. Call MR.. JULES. XII. 5000.
20
BEAUTY OPERATOR
All-round. experienced operator for
progressive air-conditioned wheaton
salon: full or part time MILLIONS
COIFFURES. 2543 Ennals ave-,
Wheaton. 10. 5-5025. -2l
Evening star., 1955-05-20
FLOOR COVERING
SALESMAN

Experience helpful but not necessary;
40-hour, 5-day week. Car necessary.
Excellent company benefits for the
one who qualities.
SEARS, ROEBUCK AND co.
$500 Wis. Ave. NV. 20
FOREMAN SUPERINTENDENT =
Young. aggressive man with good
general construction background.
Steady work. good salary and bonus,
for locations on Eastern Shore /:
write qualifications and resume OF
experience (send unreturnable snap
shot If possiblel to DAY d. COM
PANY. INC, Box SO, Easton, Nd
FOUNTAIN MEN, reliable. sober and
honest; refs. req. Apply NATIONAL
PRESS PHARMACY, 1910 F st. NV
SALESMAN - Regular
full-time position for an experienced
man: liberal employe benefits. Apply
GOLDENBERG' Personnel Depart
ment, 4th floor. 7th. Sth and K
sts. NV. I'd
SALESMAN, with expe-
rience. Apply Cary Scates. NAL
COLIN SCATES FURNITURE. All
18th ST. NV
Evening star., 1955-05-20
SALESMAN

directing the. expansion program
Of an established local firm. Bust :.
ness Is dignified, necessary and in
demand 12 months each year. In
dividual who Qualities should earn
over $3.50 monthly. Lifetime secu-
ritv assured. Experience in our
line Is not required as you will
be thoroughly trained by me. Best
Of personal references required. No
travelling. but late-model car neces-
sary. Phone MR.. SPARKS at OIL.
9-S303 for appointment for per-
sonal interview. -22
TV; week ends. High
earnings. Car essential, Exper. only.
No canvassing. THOMAS CIRCLE
TV, 1910 14th st. NV. 30
16 to so; fast deal.
$40 per order. 3 deals day: 5
days week. sS106.50. See MR..
PETERS. Room 402, 1405 g st n W.
statesmen t2l, exper. in real estate.
for aggressive. expanding ONCE in
Bethesda: liberal commission ar
rangement incl. listing commissions;
libera, advertising allowances.
Trade" houses avail. from our bldg.
dept. Call Mr.. WILBURT. INTER
STATE REALTY CO., OIL. 4-0646.
Ewes. JU. s-3124. 20
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tionwide organization has two OPEN
ings In the Washington area for
men 25 to IS. preferably college
trained, who are intelligent. am
an excellent training program for
those selected with assured income
while learning Please send data
concerning age. marital status. EN-
ployment record. education and
white: to work at FALLS
CHURCH MOTOR COURT. Phone