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ment for which are furnished by
the sponsors; holding full dress
court in each school by the dep
uties of that school at which Of
tenders are tried and the boys
learn something of court proceed
ure and self discipline; monthly
countrywide meetings with in
structional and entertainment
features at which members Of the
FBI as well as other law en-
forcement officers talk and give
demonstrations; weekly meetings
at the school level Of the organi-
cations in the various schools;
taking part in all worthwhile civ
ic activities such as walking with
their mothers during the March
OF Dimes, and occasional mass
entertainment features. There Is
an advisory board consisting of
SO interested citizens who stimu-
late public interest and help set
organization policies,
1t is this pattern OF activities
which interests Mr.. Martin, and
he wants a somewhat similar set
up for Hot Springs, Sheriff Ellis
says he is proud of the newly or
gained Negro group and that ne
will work with them in the same
manner in which ne is working
with the white group He says
he plans to hire o full-time Ne
gro deputy sheriff to direct the
Negro boys organization under
the supervision OF Alderman Mar
tin. Although the alderman al
ready has crowded program he
is entering intellectually into
the Garland county junior depu-
ty sheriffs' plan because, he says,
1t represents q dream that has
been in his mind for some time.
The Garland co. jr. deputies have
selected as their first project, to
get Negro Newspaper in every
home, to acquaint their people
with activities Of the Negro dur
ing the approaching Of new day.
Anyone interested in the project
and aiding the boys to a path of
useful citizens can call Alderman
Fred Martin.
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Eight STATE PRESS Fri, July IS, 1855

Louis, is the dean of the school.
Members of the inter-racial
faculty will include the Rev. Ney-
land Hester. Lancaster, Texas,
Miss Doris Dennison, Nashville,
Tenn, the Rev. Robert c. Wynn,
Detroit. the Rev. f. M. Johnson,
Muskogee, Okla, DIR, w. NELL
Hart of Ell Dorado, Mrs. Mildred
Wilkerson, Kansas City, Miss
Inez Branter, Bryan, Texas and
Miss Mary Calhoun, Nashville,
Tennessee.
Bishop Matthew W. Clair, jr.,
the resident prelate of the st.
Louis area, will conduct an up
per Room communion service at
p. m. ,on July 25. He will be
the preacher for the worship
service in the Wesley Chapel
Methodist church at l0;45 a, mo
July "a,
DR.. M. Lafayette Harris, presi-
dent of Philander Smith college,
viii be the speaker for the ves-
per hour at 7 p. m. on July %.
A film-forum on the subject
Church and Desegregation" will
follow Dr. Harris address at 8
o'clock p. m.
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Lodges and cabins for the en-
tertainment of guests, and camp
ing and picnic grounos ara main
tanned at many Of these parks
More than twelve thousand miles
of hard-surfaced primary high
ways are open to motorists and
folks on vacation
Governor Abe Ribicoff, Connec-
tieut. said:
Dear Visitor:
Welcome to Connecticut May
your visit be an enjoyable enc.
Our state has 1863 towns, each
with its own personality and her
itage. Connecticut is a small
State. Here you will find historic
/ spots, attractive cities and rest
full villages easily accessible on
good roads.
Whether you prefer the sea-
shore, lakes, hills or cities, ample
relaxation and sport are yours to
command.
Everywhere in Connecticut you
will be bid welcome. Our inns
and hotels offer the finest in food
and lodging,
Here in the land Of steady hab.
its, you will find not only hos
pitality, but a grace and charm
to make your vacation memora-
BILE"
Governor George M. Leader,
Pennsylvania, wrote:
Dear Mr., Jackson:
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structors received first-hand in
formation and practical expert
ences from men who know the
new trend in swine production.
The Institutional faculty and
topics discussed are as follows:
The Swine and Pork Outlook,
Girls Finkbeiner: Slides and films
on Meat-type hogs, Robert B. Hall
mark, Extension Animal Husband
man; Pork Carcasses display and
discussion of cut out values of
various grades, Charlie M. Brown
and Marshel c. Hook, Department
of Animal Industry. University of
Arkansas. The Vo-Ag Instructors
were given the opportunity to es-
innate the live weight and grade
the hogs that were purchased that
day by the Little Rock Packing
company.
U, S. grades of slaughter bar
rows and gifts changed July 5th
Farmers should keep this in mind
In the future farmers should also
keep in mind that swine pro-
duction will be more profitable
if meat-type hogs are produced
Or. S. ]. Parker, professor of
Horticulture and O. r. Holiday,
instructor of Animal Husbandry,
AMIN college attended the work
shop
Grades of Slaughter Barrows
and Gilts -
The five revised grades OF
| slaughter barrows and gifts and
their careasses may be summarize.
ed as follows:
U. S. No, slaughter hogs
with near minimum finish requir.
ed to produce high quality pork
cuts. Carcasses have a relatively
high ration of lean to fat and
usually yield more than so pei
cent of their weight in the major
lean cuts Of hams, loins, picnics
and Boston butts.
U. S. No. 2-Slaughter hogs
slightly fatter than necessary tc
produce high quality pork anc
yielding cuts that require consid
cradle trimming. Carcasses nor,
mally yield AZ to so per cent O.
their weight in the four trimmed
lean cuts,
| U. S. No. 3-Slaughter hog
that are decidedly overfat anc
produce carcasses with a low pro
portion Of lean and a high pro.
portion of fat. Many cuts have
large amounts on internal fat re.
naming even after heavy trim.
ming of external fat. Yields o.
the four lean cuts are usually Al
percent of carcass weight.
Medium Hogs which are
slightly underfinished and pro,
duce soft cuts with little or nc
marbling or other desirable quail.
ity characteristics. Although yields
of lean cuts are relatively high
| the ratio of total lean and fat &c
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prosegregation bill offered in the
last session of Arkansas legisla-
ture. designed to keep the schools
segregated in defiance Of the SUI
preIne Courts decision.
DIR. J. F, Henderson, pastor OF
Allison Presbyterian church, said
that 1t was almost imperative that
Little Rockians will turn out in
great numbers to show their ap-
probation to the senator for his
stand on issues affective the Ne
gro in Arkansas.
Miss Travye Hentrel is presi-
dent of the Women's group. and
w. Upton Jones leads the Mems
group.
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l949 where he was first dean Of
the Jackson theological seminary
working concurrently for Home
Missions and finally as president
In which capacity he now serves.
He received recently an hon.
orary degree of d. Ed. from Mon
rovia college and industrial insti-
tute, Liberia. West Africa.
The men of Bethel will have
charge of all services for the en-
tire day. They are also sponsoring
"get-together" for all members
OF the church at the home of
G. D. Fudge, 2715 Poplar street,
No. Little Rock, tonite.
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Pennsylvania indeed has many
things to offer the recreational
traveller and vacationist scene
ry, historic shrines, excellent high
ways, gay resorts, State Forests
and Parks, cultural centers, great
industrial areas, and productive
farming regions. From one end
of the State to the other the ira
ditional hand of hospitality is ex-
tended to all visitors.
I join with nearly eleven mil
lion Pennsylvanians in bidding
you welcome to the Keystone
State :"
Governor Robert B. Meyner,
New Jersey, wrote:
To Motorists Visiting New Jers-
ely:
New Jersey offers you Woader.
full days, new vistas and fresh
perspective Whichever you pre-
fer mountains, lakes, pinelands
or seashore you will find it
here. Drives through lush farm
lands, rolling hills and wooded
mountains open changing piano.
ramas of the beauty Of the Gard
en- State.
Virtually all of our coastline
from Sany Hook to Cape May On
the Atlantic Ocean has been OPP
ened for public use during more
than 100 years of development.
Our principal seashore resorts are
famous the world over and pro-
vide every kind of recreation
| extend to you a cordial invi-
tation to visit with us for as
much time as you can spend and
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Union S. In
Session Here

Union district Sunday school,
BTU, and Usher board congress
opened Monday mite. at Arkansas
Baptist college. A pre-musieal pro-
gram was presented by Mesdames
Myrtle L. Williams, Eta Flakes
and Hazel Hynson. The general
theme of the congress is THE
Church Fostering Personal Faith
in the Sunday School
The meeting will continue thru
today, Rev w. f. Hayes, presi-
dent; Rev P A Gold, vice pres
ident; Rev. F, T. Evans. moderat-
or; Rev. J. R Green district
booster
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vo Ag Teachers
Attend Workshop
BY X. G.. Haynie

Last week fifty vocational agri-
cultural teachers visited the Little
Rock Packing company for one
day workshop on market grades
Of slaughter hogs. This was the
first workshop of this kind for
our teachers. The purpose of the
workshop was to acquaint the
Vo-Ag instructors with the latest
swine and pork outlook. Recent
consumer demand is responsible
for packing companies shift to-
ward a meat-type hog These in
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Governors of MANY
States Welcome
negro Visitors

Governors of five states and the
president of the Board of Com
missioners. District of Columbia,
have extended greetings to Ne
gro visitors in the current edi-
ton of "GO-Guide to Pleasant
Motoring"
"Go-Guide to Pleasant Motor
ing" contains over 1000 hotels,
motels, tourist homes and resorts
in the United States, Canada, A
laska and Mexico where Negroes
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-07-15

wish you happy and DnI'
days" IVY
Although too late for u
ton in the 1885 edition d ]
the Governor of New Yort
rell Hartman, wrote.
From the exciting gr,,u|
our bustling cities to 4,
of the rolling hills. from NJ
ged beauty of our moun,,,|
the peace of our seasbors,
York is a Travellers parad,.|
We in New York are n
share our good fortune, Thu
erous hotels in our cities N
sorts offer the finest serl
help you enjoy the exct.
the fun and pleasure Of n
pire State vacation"
e
President, Board Of d
sioners of the District Of n
bia, Samuel Spencer, said
Welcome To Your
Capital:
1t is always a pleasure I
come visitors TO Washingtn
We who are residents ID
happy to share with AM
from all over this great
the beautiful building,
landmarks, educational
tons and interesting peNa
who live and work in The
city.
I hope that your stay
will be pleasureable, and
near future you and your
will again honor us with
presence +"
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ACHING MUSCLES

Relieve pains Of tired, sors, aching mus.
clss with HANBACK,. tablets or powders
sIANeAck acts fast to bring comforting
relief. because the STANeAck formula
combines several prescription type In.
ored'snss for fast relief Of pain.
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bone is slightly low.
Gull Hogs which are decid-
eddy underfinished and produce
cuts very inferior in quality.
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DRAFTSMEN
Architectural
Mechanical and Electrical
Structural
Minimum OF B Years Experience
LonR-Term Projects
Industrial. Institutional

Commercial
,,o7 G issS y. n NV Ewiseer . c9 9:lsoa
DRIyER, part time. 2 pm; 70 2
idsa tsa solis ssns ssudsns hSss
o q siIy a BE- nss s,sssa4p' peafance is
DRIVER-sALESn1AN, good cpportu-
nifty for ambitious man to build ND
existing route. Call ~. $4,000:
DRUG CLERK, experienced, local
AIRY and commission. CO. b-3Ss2.
DRUG cLRRK-Fuli time. e-day
week. Good salary and hours. HtG-
GERS DRUGS. 5ol7 Conn. ave.
DRUG CLERK. exper. only. local
caAsTIET fsss. s fhd s Sanq iSts
E IffS 4 III n and apprentice for
r indgs, .n yk,; IHsga st have q :sS e. llc.
E ,1s:d HC1 asS ibSslpsEN xPss5pii
Old qeorsetown I'd, Bethesda, o.
EireTsIcrAS. Al mechanic, ls sop
wages to right man, REX ELEC-
rTEEvJGsTSSo2 pY3nS SiTSSsso ,o,o,,S is for
evening hoT work. Must have SSssi switch
board expeT See res. mgr. 1901
EE EsERHns ave AND d. MAusrENANCK
MAN, experienced IN all-round
maintenance work In garden-type
apartment development and who
ID able to operate and service. oil
burner hct-water boilers. salary
and apartment 70 . sober and sood
3ST-S. star. lis
ENGINEER, white, for oil burners;
live In plus good salary: must know
maintenance work, must have ex-.
cellent references. Cali DU. z
ENGINEER, colored. for Ice. apt.
bldg, quarters and salary TO sober,
Willing worker. Apply Manager.
5000 Conn. ave. Do not phone.
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handy NAN AND 0AnuKNER, %
work In EAlls Church Motor ce1rt.
Phone u. SOLO. -T
HOTEL. restaurant hospital open.
BoYD's. cor. b and 18th NV. --3I
rBM OPERATOR. S2e7 per month;
B-oay week: chance for advance.
inenf. win consider inexperienced
man with good edneation end
ence, references. Boz l7i-M. star.
NM 4es. eaaA-control panel wiz
ing specialist. Wiring Of support
ing equipment essential. 101 destf-
able. Statistical data processing.
For interview, call NE. S-0252,
ICE CREAM statesmen
Openings avail. for ambitious hard
days Q week. to take. over estab-
iished routes. Excel. earnings.
JILL ICE CREAM Co. i4ls Z
st. sc. ~
APPLICAT0Rs-l0
men. Report 62lk Blair I'd. nv.
AaHESToS CovERlNG 4 ROOF
1N0 SOs Toy a.ui. -. o~JtS
JANITOR. white. for earden-type
apt; salary and quarters. Apply
Abingdon dr.. side entrance. Alex
andria, HARsoR TERRACE ACTS.
yANIroR. for small garden apt.
white. must Be- able to make small
repairs. wife. paft-time resident
manager. EN-. 1896. lis
not over 30, must have
stoker exper. maintenance work.
married; no children; good pay,
plus large apartment. RA. 3-4454.
TANrTOR, middle-ased. with wife.
no children. Must have stoker
i ist.ii. apt. fuii i time. Apply DIXIE
REALTY CO.. 14l7 Ct. NV.
home Improvement company. earn
ings unlimited. u. 3-9I66. go
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4419 N4j94bAA
5-day wk.. pleasant working condi-
tions and other employe advan-
H sassS INSURANCE Nsa5 i CO. spp Of i NosfH
AMERICA, $40 woodward Bldg,
18th and H SITS. NV. -H
FOUNTAIN GIRL, white, experienced
only. MACARTHUR DRUG, EN-. Be-
sspsr.. ioeai RES. f DUPoNTa y pHAR:
Mas, nASYi ~, IsoS , Mass sssi nm ,im. q
f DAYS; day or niaht shift, Apply in
BLADENsBURG BOWLING CEN
TER. 1911 Annapolis I'd. Bladsns.
Girl GiIE FRIDAY. woman 80 to 40.
routine ofhcework, must be abs
service department, cali so. 81
GIRL FRIDAY, age 25-4o: attrsc.
tive, bookkeeping. typirg and gen:
eral office duties: shorthand helpful
but not essential. Exper. in 1-girl
ONCE preferred. ReaniEsd 70 ta .la
Excellent salary DI. 7-9093. CAN
HiSSNsDSiRapH sPPED girls and women
may find Jobs in garment trades
at GOODWILL INDUSTRIES, APP
ply 1918 New Hampshire ave. NV.
i21st and M, q to t2 AM, Mon.
day through Fridas. 80
HOSTESS. experienced. part time;
neat, courteous and reliable; week
days s p.m.-S:30 pm: Sundays
and holidays, 1880 pm. Apply
in person between 30 and $50
pm. SILVER RESTAURANT. $3.50
Georgia ave. Sill: Spring. I'll
r0T'sFKFEPER. .5pa. days, Marine
major. 3 school children, salary,
T. p, Triangle. Va. Trojan s.
Ham an PUNCH OPERATOR. seer per
position Large corporation. 40-hr..
5-day week. State aEe, experience.
education, race. reference. Box 100
INSURANCE., FIRE and casualty policy
writer; clerk-typist. experienced;
permanent position. employe bene-
Ats Phone Mr.. BASHCHMID,
MA. S-9112 between 9 and 10 Am;
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PRESSER. WOOL

- 4bA9AAS4AAS1
Experienced; steady, year-rould yoe'
HxRoLD' XII. S.4017. Ia
PRINTING sALEsMAN-Old relta.
! BILE printing company has openine
man: salary and commission: OPP
portunity unlimited. You may write
In confidence, as our personnel al
know 81 this ad. Box 423-S, star.
PRODUCE MANAGER, experienced,
good pay and working conditions
company paid. insurance ana nos.
SUPER MARKET. 1923 r. !. ave.
ne. Ii
PRODUCTION ENGINEER
Experienced in elecfronic manufac-
turing desirable. Apply p 70 :.
Blair dr.. Silver Eprins. &c
REFRIGERATION and air condition:
ing mechanic for installation and
service on commercial equipment
only. Permanent position with Ions
estahiished frm. POLLOCK RE-
FRIGERATIoN co. 2sol wilson
n Sisd- kAsFIIAT ss SALESMAN. expert
ence not required. An unusual op-
portunity 10 learn real estate prae-
tioe thoroughly. No part-time ap-
i,licar1ts. our salesmen know OF thil
id. Gail AP. T-0161 for appoint
REaI ESTATE sALEsMAN-we can
use one experienced salesman. must
have proven Saies ability. excellent
earnirgs to the right one. Refer
ellces required. Call Sales manager.
~ n WRIGHT. Realtor Builder.
5O2i wis, ave. EN-. 3.9a00. Us
RIAL ESTATE Statesmen, Va y
NAN KSTATIs. JE. 2-0726. Ill
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Photograph Record CT

Exper. only. Good salary. state age,
experience and salary expected. Box
23l-e. star. lis
PLAsTERERs WANTED. Apply Ma
TTONAL PLATTER Co. after 3
pm. 10. 6-9168. -1o
PLAsFERERS WANTED. mechanics
only. JU 9-2367.
to do lob work. Ap-
ply 1921 It'll st. NV. lis
PLUMBERS, exper.. dependable and
reliable. Cali between 7.30 Am. and
5, Monday throngh Saturday. ~.
$4,000. 1S
PLUMBER, must be exper.. IN new
work and remodeling. have tools and
stses nee. q . issss VA s-ssss. ia
PLUMBERS go. experienced. ier
Apply WEHRLE a. pRURY, 1909
Kenilworth ave. ne. lib
PLUMBER AND HELPERS, expert
enced in remodeling, local refer
ences and drivers license. SHAPIRO
PLUMBING Co. to. z-lsg0;
eoiored. must have switch
board exper. See res. mgr. 1901
PSS fsETmSERP. c eys "a. under 40. expsr.:
b. G. drivers license, refs. Apply
Mr., waller. CHERNER MOTOR Cos
1881 Florida ave-. NV. net' ana
P0RTER-DRIvER. young, eclcrea,
for drugstore. Apply ct ALLAN
rdc4RMTkkR ssTo SEX CL Lasi Tor mems
furnishines store: exper. preferred;
perm. position. Apply manaseF;
NATIONAL SHIRT SHOP, 1103 Il
pssaEEsssiEsR, wool. some silk. good and
fest. STEADY Job, LU, 1884. lis
PRESSERS, wool (2l. exper. only;
GOOD salary; excel. working ccnd.
Apply 100 r ut. NV. LIS
PRESS FEEDER---Re man for
short runs on platen presses: good
steady Job. with dement's. E b
PRESSER. experienced woods; piece
work; steady job. Report here resdy
for work today. KAIORAAfA
CLEANERe. 23l7 18th st. NV.
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MACHINISTS
Apply In person Monday
through Friday, $50 am. to
; pm.
ERGO

ENGINEERING AND RESEARCH
A DIVISION OF AcP INDUSTRIES
Riverdale. Nd. VA. 7-1dd44
NAT CUTTER, exper.. GOOD pay.
CHAGEN'S MARKET, 90z king st..
AiECH1NIC-Branch Of ieading au-
tomotive concern has immediate
opening for experienced mechanic
for day shift; 3 a.m;-5 pm; 8
and courteous men should apply:
excellent starting salary and com
pany benefits. Apply Mr.. MCGEE,
CALL CARL. INC. 1901 West Va.
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TODD'S
iIth and r Streets NV.


SANDWICH MAN, or clerk. exper.
IN kosher food. Apply IN person.
HoFBERd's DELICATEssEN. 1877
Eastern ave. NV. ID
f EI.:sron Sas .aui % in.trastins
A inssabsE Epr..-typist -------a SSo
B Bsseeser,o s,sas and ehsnissio H. isS
technician $4,000 up
$3.50 ,II bR ~. r.r'onR nj s sEsyissss
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
must be experienced IN inbrieatlo4-I
coNNoRe. INC. 272l MAYOR 70.
ssRvrcE STATION ASSISTANT
MANAGER for large operation;
must be capable Of operating shit
and banding men. Applicants must
apply IN person. No phone eane.
CONNoRs, INC. 2721 MAYOR ra-
sEssyrcE STATION Attendant,
must Sc experienced and have good
references, Good starting salary.
Commission and vacation; APPLY
HAUTER'e suNoco SERVICE. IO2
East MONTGOMERY ave.. Rockylle.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDAHT.
ton experience and good salesman:
SO per day plus commission an9
vacation. BARRONG SUNOCO
SERVICE STATION, wisconsin ave.
and River I'd. nv.
SERVICE STATION MEN, to install
tires. experience preierrea puk no.
hts for the 2 who qualify: 5-day,
A0-hour week.
Sears, Roebuck and Co.
$500 WIS. AVE. NV. lis
SHOE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. posi-
ton. excel. opportunity 10, lSr as az
SHOES. $3.50 Fenton ST.. Silver
Snrina Nd IN R-11i7. IL
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statesmen
DON'T READ THIS

DON'T READ THIS
IF
YOU ARE AFRAID to
earn 5000 per week and
up, or afraid to sell the
hottest thing since Rome
burned that everyone
wants but not everyone
can purchase.
IF
You are willing to devote
one weeks time to be
trained. at our expense,
under our tried and
proved method Of Great
ing desire for our prod
uct in 3 out Of every 5
homes by prearranged
appointment, we will
guarantee you q salary
Of not less than $500 per
week.
IF
You are not afraid to en-
ter a field with unlimited
possibilities that will
guarantee you an in
come ranging from
$4,000 to SIS, 900 per
year =.
THEN
Call Ho. 1884 and ask
Mrs. Child to arrange an
appointment for q con-
fidential interview.
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HELP WOMEN

ACCOUNTING CLERK. for once Of
fine mems wear store: expef. In ac-
counts payable and typinE Of imam
ciai statements; 6-day wk.: pleas
ant WORKING conditions. Apply MI
johnson, LEWIS q THoS. 5hLTD.
lam n at N W lis
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sALEsMAN. expsFisnesd 70 s,lI re-
p pI zDpIy roToMzc AZ.
FLIANcB 3 ~ CO.. 9th and :
SITS. NV. -fe
SALESMAN. mems store: good oppor.
right man: able commute: Upper
Marlboro. Nd. Market 1887
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SALES DEMONsTRAToR

SALES DEMONSTRATORS
with car, for earlA eyenins hours.
Earnings about " Per nour, TOT
Interview write Box N3SS-s, star.
SALRe TRAINEE, straieht salaryi
high school education necessary.
Apply Weekdays, IL TO 8. 100 ..
wayne ST., Arlington. Va. --23
jewelry.. active credit
jewelry store, steady employment.
pleasant surroundings, company
dement's, good salary and commits
sion. Apply MANAGER. KENTS. 50l
nth ST. NV. No phone calls. 10
you are . local man,
about 80, with Q good edueation.
energetic and some expcf.. In selling
automobiles, appliances. tnsur snce.
or az 3 gas station attendant. look
ing for q permanent position with
excel. chances for top pay and ad-
vancement, write or apply 70 MN.
j. q. ROLAND, Sales Mgr. ROCK
MONT MOTOR CO., 110 N. WASH.
sHIESMAN, appliances, rs or more
direct leads per wk. from newspa-
per ads. Can ST. $4,000. ---22
gALESMAN, home improvement ex-
perience essential; excellent deal
with well-estAblished hrm. II, ~
$500. --1e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-17
MECHANICS
TRUCK-DIESEL

Good opportunity for experienced
lst-class mechanics with old estab-
iished firm. Steady year-round em-
pIoyment with good WORKING con
ditions. References required. Apply
In person at 1884 Esd st. NV.
Unless reliable. do not apply.
NIGHT HANDLING FOREMAN, $3.50
70 10 midnight. Monday thfough
Friday. working foreman Of 3-man
materials about bldg. Pref. nan
without q daytime Job. needs mi
tiatiye. dependabflity. goods refs
Bondable, 81 20 per hr. Apply
GOODWILL INDUSTRIES 1915
New Hampshire ave. NV. f21st and
M. . to - an. Monday throusn
oFF pic MANAGER for washington
once Of insurance consulting nrm.
accounting experience essential
viii be intefyieVing starting week
Of August 90. State fun details
Of experience and background in
letter and address reply to Boz
oifTriciiAN - experienced dispenser
and benchman for medical elinie.
GROUP HEALTH ASSOCIATION.
1923 Vermont ave. NV. 40-hr. VIZ.
20 days vacation. Is days sick
leave per VI. Comprehensive med
zeal and hospital coverage for
self and dependents. Salary com.
mensurate with experiences. can
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