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/
10-mill levy limitation on high schoo
districts. Cor more details see mail
story. Editor).
For Lifting 1O-Mill Limit
(45)
Anderson Lee
(Cascade) Macdonald
Barnard McAndrewS
Barrett McInnis
Beck McOmber
Bick Mahoney
Clark Mangan
Cloves MichelS
Cumming Minette
Daniels Nelson
Durkee Nichols
EmmonS Nixon
GerShmel Parker
Goodgame (Pondera)
Grant Parker
Graybill (Wibaux)
Gunderson Picotte
Hagenston Reardon
Hess Reed
Ho1ecek Rieder
Holtz Ringing
Hooks Schumacher
Jensen Siderius
Juedeman Wood
Against Lifting 10-Mill Limit
(45)
Anderson Hancock
yellowstone Hawks
Armstrong Howard
Baumgartner Leuthold
Baxter Loughran
Bentz Mountain
Bricker Mysse
Breeder NelStead
Chaffin Norby
Conrad Nybo
Crist Pierce
Powell
Dempsey Purdy
Felt Regain
Fry Sales
Fulton Sax
Gebhardt SippeI
Gerard Smith
Gleed Tango
Goan Taylor
Haines Tobin
(Prairie) Walton
Haines Wetzsteon
(Missoula) Wilson
EXCUSED: Allen, Cerovski, Haines
(F'lathead), Phillips,
ABSENT: None.
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Against Setting Up Office


(36)
Anderson Hawks
(Ye11owstone) Jensen
Armstrong Mysse
Baxter Nelstead
Bentz Norby
Breeder Phillips
Chaffin Pierce
Crist Powell
Cunningham Purdy
Dempsey Reardon
Felt Sales
Fry Sax
Fulton Schumacher
Gebhardt Sippel
Gerard Tango
Gleed Taylor
Goan Tobin
Haines Walton
(Flathead) Wilson
EXCUSED: Allen, Cerovski.
ABSENT: Bricker, Grant, Haines
(Flathead), Hooks, Picotte.
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Higher Qualifications
For Teachers Turned Down
Bv House Coalition n

A House coalition of Republicans.
five Silver Bow Democrats, and Dem
ocrat Regain of Cascade, carried
majority of the votes in turning down
a proposal to make it mandatory that
Montana elementary teachers have
more college training. Montana ranks
43rd among the states in require
ments for elementary teachers, and
as a result of Fridays adverse action
on HB 317, will continue in the low
est bracket for at least another two
years. (For details see main story
Editor).
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(44)
Anderson Jensen
(Cascade) Lee
Barnard Macdonald
barrett McAndrewS
Beck Mclnnis
Rick McOmber
Cerovski Mahoney
Clark Mangan
Cloves Michels
Cumming Minette
Daniels Nelson
Durkee Nixon
Emmons Parker
Gershmel (Pondera)
Goodgame Parker
Grant (Wibaux)
Graybill Picotte
Gunderson Reardon
Hagenston Rieder
Hancock Ringing
Hess Schumacher
Holecek Siderius
Holtz Wood
Hooks
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EACUSEU: Allen, Cer0vskI.
ABSENT: Conrad, Felt, Goan,
Gunderson, Rieder.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-04-15
sALYo PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Tommy w. Gray
and daughter Daisy, of New York
City, are visiting Mrs. Kitty Gray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burgess Hooper of
South Norfolk visited Mr.. and Mrs.
=, f. Midgette; and Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred O'Neal, Sr. of Rodanthe.
Mrs. Salina E. Midgette and
daughter, Shirley, have returned to
Manteo after visiting her mother,
Mrs. L. Y. Gray.
William B. Hooper of Norfolk
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G, A. Hooper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graves Midgette,
ST.. and family visited at Buxton
with their daughter, Mrs. Ellen
Farrow.
Billy Hooper, U.S.C.G. stationed
at New London, Conn, and his
wife, of Norfolk, spent few days
recently with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Jim Hooper.
Jean Austin of Hatteras visited
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Hooper We'd
nesday.
Mrs. L. Y. Gray visited Mr., and
Mrs. L. D. Midgette at Buxton.
Sparrow P. Midget and son,
Raymond, and Louise Rountree
were in Elizabeth City Saturday.
Mrs. Bette Farrow and Mrs.
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Dalton O'Neal are visiting in Nor
folk with Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus
Gray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pritcherd Gray,
Jr., of Avon visited her mother,
Mrs. Kitty Gray.
Lafayette Douglas of Manteo is
spending a few days here at his
home.
Mrs. Josephine Gray attended
the home club meeting at Rodanthe
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fora Midgette and
Mrs. Walter Harris of Manteo Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Hooper
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Hooper and
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Austin were in
Elizabeth City Tuesday.
Graves Midgette, Jr. was visi-
tor in Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore O'Neal
and Lenous Austin of Hatteras Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Hooper.
Ellis Pugh of Manteo visited
his mother, Mrs. Nancy Austin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther w. Hooper
and family visited lin Elizabeth
City.
Jim Hooper of Norfolk visited
his family here.
Mrs. Nellie Farrow and daugh-
ter Jackie of Waves visited Mr.. and
Mrs. P. G. Farrow Saturday.
Wesley Gray was in Manteo re-
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Gray of
Norfolk spent Monday night with
Mr.. and Mrs. P. G. Farrow.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-04-15
HATTERAS GIRL SCOUTS
CONDUCT COOKIE SALE

During the month of April, the
Hatteras Girl Scouts will conduct
| a cookie sale. Proceeds will be
used to finance future service
projects, and to provide materials
to work with as the scouts explore
various fields.
The Girl Sc, organization
here now has on its roster all
girls eligible for membership. At
, the March 30th meeting, held at
the community club room, four
tenderfeet were invested. They
were Ronda Styron, TIME Willis,
Eunice Willis and Iva Willis.
Following the investment cere-
mony, two games, Fire on the
Mountain" and upset the Apple
Basket" We're played. During a
short social period, refreshments
We're served. Afterwards, the
scouts adventured in the field of
literature and dramatics by pre-
senting two plays. Patrol l, di-
rected by Sharon Peele and Ronda
Styron, presented a short pageant
"The Months; and Patrol 2, di-
rected by Cornelia Batten, pre-
sented "The Minuet".
Announcement that the troop
would be guests of the Buxton
troop on April 9th at an egg hunt
to be held at the Buxton Health
Center was received with much
enthusiasm.
The meeting concluded with for
nation of the friendship circle
and the song, TAPS.
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cORoLLA PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Alison Bonds Of
Cape Charles, visited Mrs. Bonds
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lonrie
Bowden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley O'Neal Of
Norfolk visited his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward O'Neal.
Mrs. Fanny Melton of Kecough-
tan, Va. visited her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jesse Simpson. :ze7 ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Midget
and sons Of Virginia Beach visited
Sunday with Mrs. Florence Beas-
ley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Neal visit
ed Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ebert Beasley at Norfolk.
Miss Louise .Bowden is visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Cason
at Cape Henry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayland Parker
of Creeds visited friends here
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-04-15
FRISCO ASSEMBLY SERVICES
WELL-ATTENDED EASTER

Mrs. Elizabeth Stowe was host
ess to the Assembly of God Mis-
sionary Council Friday night, with
the pastor, Mrs. Alice Austin at
piano leading the group singing;
Mrs. Edith Barnett read the
Scripture lesson; Mrs. Myra
Twiddy gave the report; assisted
by Mrs. Martha Willis, the hostess
served sugar waffles, ice cream
and soft drinks.
The children of the Assembly
Sunday school were given an egg
hunt Monday afternoon following
meeting at the church, SO at
tending. Mrs. Myra Twiddy at the
piano, Mrs. Stowe led the singing
of children's songs and gave
reading on the meaning of Easter.
Prayers were led by Mrs. Edith
Barnette. The eggs when found
were brought to Mrs. Twiddy, and
Mrs. Zelma Brinson gave a prize
to the child finding the most eggs.
In addition to those mentioned,
the following attended: Mrs.
Linda Whedbee, Mrs. Nellie Will
lis; Sylvia, Myrna, Darlene Willis;
Delora, lack, w. L. Whedbee;
Diane Willis; Jean and Dick
Farrow; Allen, Paul and Gloria
McAbee; Gerald, Tommy, George
and Susie Good; Verna and
Deanna Gunter; Hilton Robinson;
Amelia, Catherine and Eugenia
Tolson; Marlene Palmer; Maria
and Benny Barnette; Delora Anne,
Dianne and Donnie Williams;
Anne and Hilton Robinson, Bill
Brinson.
Mrs. Lula Jennette, was well
coined back in church Sunday
night after a long absence from
the community.
Mrs. Pauline Robinson visited
her mother, Mrs. Cynthia Rollin-
son of Buxton; and with Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. A. Stowe, and Mrs. Edith
Barnette attended the Sunrise
service Sunday.
The Stoves visited the N. E.
Price family at Avon, also had as
guests Saturday, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hubert Price of New Bern.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-04-15
BIRTHDAY DINNER FRIDAY

Raymond Wescott, Jr., was
honored last Friday evening with
a spaghetti supper at the home of
his parents in Manteo, the occa-
sion being his 10th birthday. The
young man, who attends Edwards
Military Institute at SalemburN
was home for the Easter holiday
and a number of his friends were
present to help him celebrate.
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Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Haywood who is a
patient in the Virginia Beach Hos
pital is improving after suffering
a heart attack at her home here.
Condition of Ray Midget, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. I. ]. Midget of
Corollla, is reported as fair after
undergoing an operation Sunday
at the Virginia Beach Hospital.
Miss Joyce Springle of Aydlett
spent the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Simmons.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-04-15
HOME FOR EASTER

Among Manteo college students
home for the Easter vacation were
Edna Bruce Dowdy, Sally Afford,
Carolee O'Neal and Betty Rae
Rogers of WCUNC, Greensboro;
Pat Baum and Maxine Scar
borough of Greensboro College,
Greensboro; Annie Laurie Kee of
Meredith College, Raleigh; Marie
Etheridge, Helen Mann, Mr.. and
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-04-15
KITTY HAWK DEFEATS
WANCHESE BY I2-7

The Pirates" 7th and Sth
grade team from the Kitty Hawk
School,, won their first victory of
the current season, Friday after
noon,. in defeating the Wanchese
boys by score of 1877.
At the end of innings, Kitty
Hawk held an la lead. Both
teams changed pitchers in the
4th, and from that point the game
developed into real pitching con-
test between Foster Spruill, of the
Pirates, and Dixie Walker, of
Wanchese.
Z Previously the Kitty Hawk nine
had lost two close contests to the
Manteo Cardinals.
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Mrs. and Mrs. Dan Cannady, Jr.,
Bobby Balance, Jack Cohoon, and
Steve Basnight, Jr. of ECC,
Greenville; Quentin Bell, Wade
Nixon, Harry johnson, Moncie
Lee Daniels III and Reuben
Payne, Jr. of N. C. State
College, Raleigh; Raymond
Wescott, Jr. of Edwards Military
Institute, Salemburg; and Lois
Pearce of Campbell College, Buies
Creek.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-02
statesmen

Major Petroleum Co. has openings for
sales personnel with experience: ex-
cellent opportunity in the Wash
ington Area. merchandising, super
vising, retail service stations; age
- 10 Al: salary. paid vacation, car
allowance; savings plan, other COM
pany BENEFITS. Give fall details. Box
2S4-C, Star. --3
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YOUNG MEN

YOUNG MEN
Permanent position with one
of Americas largest COM
panieS in the consumer
finance business. This COM
pany has doubled in size
during the last 2 years,
High school graduate, age
21-31, with auto. Excellent
starting salary and auto
allowance to more than
cover operation, deprecia-
ton, fuel and maintenance
Vacation and liberal en-
ploye benefits. Placement
and training will be in the
Washington, D. C. area. Oul
Training and Progression
Plan provides for regular
salary increases and pro-
m otions. Experience in
meeting and dealing with
people is helpful but not
necessary. Personal inter-
view only. See MIR. LIE
SUEUR, $500 Rhode Island
ave-, Mt. Rainier, Md, or
MR.. DAVIS, 1900 Lee hwy,
RnSSlvn Arlington Va
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BIOLOGICAL
LAB. TECH.
Observation-Disclosures
DRIVER-SALESMAN

Wanted; Men who are interested ir
proven earnings Of Ss5 a week and
more Work for WASHINGTON out
standing ice cream company. Wash
ington is waiting for the Jack and
Jill Ice Cream man--that is what
our television advertising says and
that's what our drivers earnings
prove. Apply in person, ! to 3 pm
every day. including sunday. at the
JACK g. JILL ICE CREAM CO,
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HELP-MEN

MILL FOREMAN in EoodEorkinE
plant for Well-estabiished firm. State
qualifications. Box 44S-C, Star.
NIGHT MAN iEhiteJ for private club.
10 pm. TO am. Switchboard op-
GRAFTON required Must be reliable
. meals. pleasant surroundings.
Moderate salary. Write. giving ref
erences. Box $3.50, Star. 3
PAINT SALESMAN Fastest growing
wholesaler, carrying complete line
nationally famous brand. Must be
oualified to call on contractors
Dealers and maint. acct. Salary plus
comm Box 464-C. Slar.
PAINTER. new CONSTRUCTION: expert
enced, sober: must hive tranSporta-
ton. Call 10. $500. 3
PAINTERS-1stc class mechanics only.
Men with cars preferred Car allow
ance given. sic per day olus bonus
ARRANGEMENT for those r1en who
qualify. Call HE. 4-7230 between
$40 and ) pm. -
PAINTER, top wages. experienced
only. HE. 4-S70S.
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SALESMAN. With selling ability. for
neiFhborhood liquor store; married
preferred. between 25-35. must
come we'll recommended able 10
stand bond: replies strictly corn-
Dental. Box SAC. Star. =
SALESMEN-Special men with
sewing machine. appliance or book
experience. Our product enjoys ma
earnings unlimited II you will fol-
low direc tions. Transportation
furnished. local travel only. Write
in confidence everything We should
know about you. in nrst letter.
Box soc. Star. )
- or more leads per week from
newspaper ads. Call ST. 3-7OO9.
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HELP-WoMEN lcsnt.I
Accounting Clerks. SOS

NNN~N UT NN119 ~ TT ~
- Positions. typinE necessary
SECYS. -STENOS. 1Sl S65-S1Ot
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REAL ESTATE statesmen

To fill complement Of active Virginia
organization Two men with ability
TO sell will find this Q remunerative
connection. Call
Mr.. REYNOLDS
JE. 4-4660 .
RECEIVING CLERK, $50 wk. Counter
sales. tools. Miss Bell at BOYD's,
200 18th. cor. g. .
perienced, commercial refrigeration
and air conditioning; service and
installation. VIII. 6-6466. %
ROUTE SALESMAN-Light delivery
truck: wholesale: age 1898; cheer
full. sales ability; typing helpful;
SOL 80 wk.. raises. Ii. 7-3304.
ROUTE SALESMAN. light delivery
truck. wholesale: age $3.50. cheer
full. sales ability: typing helpful.
Good salary. Call MR.. ROWE, Ii; =
1904. =
SALES MANAGER-Nation corpor-
alton will interview applicants who
can show successful record of eX-
perience in personal sales and de-
veloping a sales. organization or in
equivalent supervisory capacity.
Earnings in excess of $4,000 for
capable and aggressive leader. Field
position. local territory, no travel
involved Submit outline of business
eYneriepfa IN pov OOI-N Star
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to work, 1918

LABoRERs-Report to work, 1919
MEDICAL LABORATORY TEcHNI-
CIAN--Above average salary; paid
vacation; sick leave and medical
care. Apply to Mr.. Sharon at
WASHINGTON CLINIC. Wis. and
western ayes. NV. 4
LIFE INSURANCE SALESMAN, with
proven personal production record,
as manager of brokerage depart
ment of established insurance firm
representing two of our largest life
insurance companies. Must be ex-
perienced IL technical aspects of
life insurance and capable of as
Slsting brokers in actual sales work
The ocSt policies and underwriting
available in the WASHINGTON area,
including proven employe benefits
and estate planning facilities An
unusual opportunity for an ambi-
tious man desiring to earn sub
stantial income. Excellent salary,
and override. Furnish complete in
formation about yourself. Replies
Kept in strict confidence. Box
3i2-C, Star. 3
MAN-Famous Fuller leadership route
open: 500 wkly. plus expense allow
ance; estab. customers mean no cold
canvaSsine and pleasant working
cOnd. with steady income; no eXper
nee. training furn; but man selected
must be able to furn. refs. For inter-
view, phone DI. 7-i47T or DI T.
3t9s; or apply oil National Press
Bldg, ldth and F SITS NV -5
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HELP-MEN
RIAL ESTATE eALEsMAN

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN - Pull
time only. Must be experienced. EI-
cellent opportunity fox the right
man ARLEDGE REAL ESTATE
CORP. 1888 Wilson blvd, IA .
444s. 8
REAL ESTATE-We have an opening
for an exper. salesman. full time;
eongenial once. pleasant working
eond.: help given when needed: 3
real opportunity Cali Mr.. Powers
for appt-, DI. 7-S124; Sat. and
Sun, JU. S-SS9O.
BASILIKO REALTY co.
REALTOR
REAL ESTATE Statesmen. to work
in Bethesda. Rockville and nearby
areas in MONTGOMERY County Earn
as you learn in free classes starting
Monday. II am. at 1928 Old
GEORGETOWN I'd. Bethesda. Mr..
Barton. OIL. 2-1613 or OIL. 4-4522
cox & co
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CLERK -TYPisT, gen. once WORK
de er" JA e'P 9"51as AMfRIcA lS SEW.
ICE CENTER, 5s5 N. Glebe I'd
UIERK -TYPIsT-Moderu air-condi,
toned Offices: general insurance
agency experience. desirable: excel
CLERK TYPIsT - Lge. automotiye
concern has opening for young lady
exper with general ONCE duties,
tipping dag sSu 4Snr speed SE net Nt ss isn
day work. Good starting sal; en-
pioye benefits Box 3U2-C star.
CLERK TYPIST. white, 1895, TO
assist in billing, tag and title, and
general Office work OF automc bile
dealer: Apply in person ohiv' !a@o
c ifiRpifih 81 s. spr. radio sta.
tion. young, with car salary ac-
cording TO ability Call MRS. cos
TELIO. ~ H-lUJ0, weekdays. -
CLERk-TfPIST. experienced, nigh
school graduate 4U-hour work week,
excellent. benefits, salary IN line with
qualifications and experience. Op-
,ortunitieS for advancement. Write
giving detailed information as 10
age. marital status, education, eN-
perience and references. Box 44-C
CLERK-TYPIST. under 30. for eircu-
lation department OF newspaper Of
nee. GEORGETOWN, 5-day. JU-hour
week. paid vacation. free hospitaliza-
tion. Aifo and accident insurance
many other COMPANY benefits Call
MR. PERRY after o am. MONDAY
at CO 5-lO14. IA
CLERK IS 10 10. These
are permanent positions 5-day
week, $40 am, TO 4;45 pm. Of
Aces air-conditioned; company
benefits: non-proht cafeteria Apply
Personnel once. I'd a.. EQUITABLE
LIFE INSURANCE CO., Sl6 18th
st. NV. -6
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YOUNG MAN. experienced In tn
selling Of better mems clothing ant
furnishings. Permanent position ans
excellent earnings. D. J. KAUFMAN
INC. zoos Penna ave MS. -
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Airtronic
Research, Inc.
1922 DORSEY LANE
BETHESDA, MD.
OIL. 4-1676

YOUNG MAN, good at figures, wanted
bv steel fabricator to learn business
Ability to type helpful Apply ROSS
LYN STEEL a. CEMENT CO, 1881
X st NV -
MAN. mechanical aptitude
full-time, interesting work. main
tenence and repair OF mechanical
equipment. Apply in person, RENTAL
TOOLS a. EQPT. CO., p7l0 Capitol
View ave. Silver Spring. "A
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FILE CLERK

s A NJ. TO 4:30 PM.
Require high school graduate under
IS years, preferably with previous
Ming experience, tipping desirable
but not required. Opportunity TO
advance, many worthwhile employe
benefits.
APPLY
HOT SHOPPES, INC.
i34i @ st NV. Room 200
FILE CLERK, hieh school grad.
Young; $40. See Miss Stanley, in-
terviews $3.50 to 1890. AMERICAN
SERVICES, 1919 F ST.. NV" MA.
Foob cHECKER-CAsHIER; 32-hr.
week work Sat. night and sun;
$40 plus meal. experienced applicant
apply weekday afternoons. Room
1880, National Press BLDG. q
FOUNTAIN GIRL, white, over 3.
evenings 400 TO 1870. District
Heights Pharmacy. 1854 Marlboro
Pike, District Heights. Md.
OFFICE WORKER. l-siri
once. for Franeonia Estates. Franz
conia I'd. near Alex Shorthand.
some exp. keeping records. 81
DAYS. sal. Sib TO $50. Pref, local
person. Call from 10 to IL q. m.
Ki S-324t.
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SOLICITORS

National coffee concern has large ex-
pansiye program that enables them
TO place + men opening new &C
counts on draw against commission
for those who qualify. Must be neat
and aggressive statesmen. For ap-
pointment call ST. 1854 or GA.
$3.50.
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SALES MANAGER

25-35. college degree, accredited,
married. substantial reference neces-
sarv: previous sales experience not
required. We give thorough train
ing in all phases OF our sales. Must
be willing to start from bottom Of
sales organization The right man
can expect to become q manager
earning excellent income within
six months. State previous expert
ence, Box 3l3-Y, Star, .
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SALESMAN

White. 21-30. for established coffee
route dealing directly with the con-
sumner. Must be neat, polite and
aggressive with good references. Car
and expenses furnished. Salary and
commission plus bonuses weekly
Promotions depend on ability, not
time with company. Will interview
statesmen only For appointment,
call ST. 1854 or GA. 1880.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-02
AMBITIOUS
MAN

To train for DISTRICT
SALES MANAGER. One capa-
bic of training, and superviS-
ing 10 or more statesmen in
the Metropolitan Area: no
travelling. Applicant should be
between 26-45 years old. have
car. and experience in di-
rect to consumers sales man.
agement. over 3 generations
of success is based on our big
caliber field MANAGEMENT
training: annual average earn
ings in excess of $4,000 in
LIST year. The success of our en-
tire organization is based on
repeat business engineered
sales, low-presSure tactics and
most thorough training. This
may be your opportunity. You
can determine for yourself
by telephoning Mr.. James An
ton, District Mgr. at the
Woodner, HUI. 3-6373, between
9 am. and r pm, giving
complete details and qualitica-
tions, to arrange a personal
interview.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-02

Statesmen. Heating. warm air: for
builder relations contacts. exper. mar
with mechanical BACKGROUND pref.
cation, This is a Seli-known Old
line organization and our personnel
know Of this ad. Box 39S-C. Star
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JANITOR

Colored. IS to so yrs, married. no
children. for garden-tYpe bldg: OIL
and salary: local ref. See Mr.. Far
rell after ] pm Monday HERBERT
HARVEY CO.. INC. 9l2 18th st,
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CLERK-TYPIST

Under 80. for advertising
research dept. OF national news
magazine. Should enjoy work
ing with fisuEeS and detail,
Good working knowledge OF
arithmetic essential. Calculate
ing machine experience desir-
able Some typing also re-
quired. Pleasant working con-
ditions. Many company bene-
FITS. Call d.. $4,000. Ext. 263,
between Q am. and 5 pm.
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NEED A JOB?

Will you consider 1884 per month";
We need 3 men under IS with cars
interested in permanent employment
Call RA. 6-1202 Monday for per-
sonal interview.
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MANAGER

First-rate position with Baltimore
Washington chain bowling organiza-
ton. knowledge Of bowling helpful
but experience not necessary; char
acter and ability are our goal
Age 26 to 40. Apply 10145 Colesvllle
I'd, at Four Corners. between the
hours Of 1 ~ noon and 10 u N -