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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-01-28
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Reasons for the snail's pace
progress Of indemnification are
complex. but the cold sabotage"
practiced by German bureaucracy
heads the list. This obstructionism
takes many forms. generally hid.
ing behind the letter of the law.
which cannot ever expect to cope
with the fiendish malevolence of
Naxism.
Of the state naturalization
chiefs, DR.. Philip Auerbach was
bounded into suicide, while Otto
Kueste was summarily dismissed.
The indemnification administra-
tors now left in high office have
learned the lesson, and refuse to
fight for fair and equitable COM
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-23
Almost About
Everything
~ Percy vnis
~ Percy vIilS

NevadaT m big enough to fight
Santa Claus"
King" speaking together the
his home Hollywood
daughters aged five and IL.
a % of money during Christmas week
that's lucrative
double salary spend
the holidays with wife children by
King starring n Vegas has
exclusive with the which
We questioned Crow situation
surprises most newcomers here
Negro performers Sammy
Armstrong Ella Fitzgerald Belafone
others starred much public
latons for here have a
well make H."
Future plans? opens After that
engagement opens
Cuba His Christmas record oyand already big seller
says biggest selling made
Mona million Exceeded Mature Boy by
100 900 Another big Too Young which sold 100000
The following which recently started As
coumnst writer for the Las Vegas SUN
started The Youth Foundation II Is
leading Vegians object to help
worthy that office almost
daily SUN viii the Golden here with
fits going the Fund The @. off February
getting King Cole, a favote with all
the Villas having his three times dinner twice and
brought him
introduced An Minneapolis TO Mr. Cole Hymie
love city with each visit.
Cole Fund and
all the he wanted start off the Fund with
check $3.50 thought noble deed of the king to DO
his lacks something that he intends TO
lie do imitation Of initiating Nat
King Cole.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-23

Asa CrgSby TT, Wheatley, declsioned Issac
Eschavarria 1877 Wells.
Roosevelt ThomHA 1877. PiIlsbury decisioned
Duana Ristue Blue Earth.
Darrell Brandstron, $50. Unity TKoed Felix
Turner, 1877. HALLE q. Brown In the first round.
Jim Tallcy, 1877. Pllsbury TKoed Harold
Knott, Ii2, Halle q Brown in the second round.
Joe Underwood 1872. WheatIey. TKOed spen-
Ger jackson. 1872, Halle q Brown in the first
round.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-23

Picket Iis. Halle Q
Spencer Greene Phillip
Brooks Delonsy
couple OF weeks
When Roy Campanea League
Player award last surely him In the select Only
other
times
Frank Minneapolis school leading half.
back In also q regular the Volts cage
Answer 10 boxing question
PrmR out men n fights Max Bnsr5
in 80; Jack Dempsey I. Sullivan 10
Question for
What major
leading stolen bascs7
Max Carey7 Ty George aHe1 Pepper Martini
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-23
Continued from page ~

Dwight Reed minnesota born,
former Gopher end is bringing
his Lincoln University (Jefferson
city, Mo- cage team up here 10
play St Thomas College Friday
December 30 at $3.50 y. m. II
ought To be "A great game.
Merry Christmas All!
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-23
SP I! , R :!
By Jlssmy ovses'n

The weekly held at the Ascension Club
Monday Dec H. Results: Bob Kirkendae 1873
Wheaiey dscIAioned Don Ekeberg 1877 Blue Earth.
Evening star., 1955-10-26
I l2i9 !!
ALI
THREE
. Regularly 81. "a for The
3-Pe. Ensemble
. Sale Priced Today.
Thursday. Friday ond
sofurdoy
. Harmony House Kitchen
cebinets Sold Only BY

Yes three vol cobnsss I5xso shhond and lehand styles plus
zs Expensis renemenis include nOse closing
bumpers doors with swinging ocdon for opening and closing
chp-resnt high Double vol botsom o
strength.
SPECIAL SALE STEEL WALL CABINETS
Evening star., 1955-10-26

SAIGON, South Wet Nam. Oct,
2e tF1.Premier Ngo Dinh Diem
today solemnly proclaimed South
Wet Nam q republic and became
It's first President.
Mr.. Diem. who came to power
In the midst Of chaos and despair
last year. won ss.2 per cent Of
the vote in . referendum Sunday,
The action deposed ex-En1peror
Bao Dai and made Mr. Diem the
new chief Of state.
A constitution is to be adopted
next month, and soon after q
general election win name the
nations first Legislature.
Mr.. Diem proclaimed the birth
Of the republic before q cheering
crowd Of thousands who pushed
into the grounds Of independence
Palace.
Long live the republicl" the
little Premier shouted. Long
live the people Of Wet Narn!"
Church bells pealed, sirens
walled and q 23-gun salute
doomed In the distance. The
crowd was dotted with black urii-
Evening star., 1955-10-26

Il
Evening star., 1955-10-26
ADVERTISEMENT.
Here's How 10
Check Coughs
Amazingly Quick!

Promptly, pleasantly Halls Ex-
pectorant tends to soothe and
help Nature heal irritated
membranes Of the throat.
Coughs due to colds are often
eased amazingly quick. Users
say: Nothing better for coughs
when one has q cold.n They
speak from experience. Halls
Expectorant has been relieving
cold coughs for more than IS
years and is more popular than
ever. Remember the name. Ask
your druggist for HALLS EX-
PECTORANT. Convenient size
bottle only 40c. Large sizes for
home use.
Evening star., 1955-10-26

Ito support him during his Bit
'lterest crises.
Let us express our gratitude. /"
lhe said, towards those friendly
countries who even in the darkest
hours Of our struggle had faith
Evening star., 1955-10-26

state By = near unanimous Sote
|of s.s7s.so7 in the nationwide
referendum. Hao Dali who had
been chief Of state since is4s. GOT
only 6o.ol7 votes.
Mr.. Diem paid an implied
tribute to the United States
which was the only major power
Evening star., 1955-10-26

IN Us and irf our eventual
success.
Despite opposition. Mr.. Diem
has paciied the south. unined|
the army and put the country on
the road TO popular government.
Evening star., 1955-10-26
Diem IS First President
Of Wet Nam Republic

hrellas to keep OF the hot mid
day sun.
Mr., Diem was named chief Of
Evening star., 1955-10-26
? Regular Low Pries
$3.50 0.~. S. A..,Al,
Usuai carysiag charge

eraftsmsn eus sfafsns holes mokes tough ipbs
sar Mskss sutet and pipe holes without p,sddIinsl
vs,atis caitsmsa suv con bs sssd o sosseu rip key
hole o. scroll SOW. Cas- extrs
Rardware Dept ssays store,
The Lincoln times., 1955-03-10
More Ford Cars Sold In
81 Than Any Other Make

FORD Cd 1,4OO,44O; Nearest
Competitor, ODD 1,417,453;
LESS Xxx - Registrations in
dealers and manufacturers
names in Dec. 1854. as reported
by R. L. Polk & Co. FORD (E)
1888 (X3; Nearest Competitor
ED 56,802 CX; PLUS: Regis
trationS in dealers and manu-
facturers' name in Dec. 1858. CAL
though these cars were counted
in 1858, they were sold to the
public in 1854. Therefore, they
have to be added to the unadjust-
ed 1854 figure above), FORD
Cd 1,742; Nearest Competitor
Old l.436; Net Car Registra-
tions to retail customers in 1854,
as reported by R. L. Polk & Co.
Oh plus D-Ford: tK) 1887, ,344.
Nearest Competitor: tK-D l.
362,087.
(X). Includes the normal num-
ber of demonstrators registered
by dealers and factories. Also see
Line ~. This adjustment is
made to be consistent with Lire
"E"
In years past. Polk has followed
the policy of withholding exces-
s;ve registrations in dealers and
manufacturers names from the
December totals to reflect deliver
les to customers in each market
area. These then were counted in
Sequent month of the next year.
However, Polk discontinued this
practice this year, meaning that
any excessive registrations in
dealers and manufacturers nam
eS in December 1854. were includ-
ed in the December totals. There
fore, the removal of cars register
ed in dealers and manufacturers
names in December 1854, permits
the resulting figure to more close
ly resemble the 1858 figure and
more accurately reflect the deal
er sales to customers.
Xxx. Public preference for
make of car is measured by the
number of PEOPLE who purchase
it. 1t is necessary to remove from
the raw total any registrations
that do not represent an actual
sale to customer. Cars register
ed in a dealers or manufacturers
name do not represent a retail
sale until the unit has been re-
registered in a customers name.
The Lincoln times., 1955-03-10
fords leod In Retail
Soles In n. G. For "a

ATLANTA, Ga.-Retail sales of
Ford cars to North Carolina re-
sidentS in 1854 exceeded those of
any other automobile make by
$40 units, according to net auto
registration figures made avail
able today by R. L. Polk and
Company.
The Ford Divisions Charlotte
district sales manager. j. S. Snyd-
er. said Ford's sales lead in North
Carolina helped clinch Ford's ma
tional sales leadership in the
automobile industry as reflect
ed by net registration figures for
the entire U. S. in 1854. Polk is
the only firm which collects the
registration information on a
national scale.
The net registration totals for
North Carolina showed Ford with
27.340 units as compared with
26,420 passenger cars for the Sec
ond-place make.
The raw registration figures.
as compiled by Polk. also showed
a Ford lead of 797 units. The fl
cures were 27,47O units for Ford
and 26,673 units for Ford'S near
est competitor.
The Lincoln times., 1955-03-10

puzzled than angry. Then by all
means let's share it. Miss Siggs,"
he said. 'fYou know how not being
aware Of something always bothers
me-"
| He watched as the beautiful
blonde head nodded again. Then
those eyes looked directly into his
own.
Your unawareness makes 1t all
the more amusing. Mr.. Elwood."
she told him. She took a step closer
to him and he noticed that at very
close range she was even prettier.
She smiled up at him and said
simply. Your socks"
Il beg your pardon,"
When she repeated it he reached
down and slowly raised his trouser
legs few cautious. discreet inches.
His eyes widened His left sock
was a somber. acceptable business
Like brown. The right one bright
green.
They both clashed with his red
face. When he Strengthened up he
too had to laugh and when he
caught the tone of it he found il
blended in near-perfect pitch with
the laughter Of Miss Siggs.
He put his hands gently on her
shoulders and looked down at her.
His voice was almost pleading.
This incident won't go any fur
ther will it Miss Siggs?" he asked !,
That, Mr.. Elwood, might be
very unwise." she said Her hand
waved toward the outer Office.
They really should know"
But why?" he asked incredi-
ously. IT'S really no concern Of
theirs"
But it is. They'd know that Mr.
Henry Elwood is really a bonifide
member Of the human race. That
he's quite capable Of making mis-
takes like the rest Of US. That-that
you have feelings like other folks
When she turned from him to pick
up her pad he noticed her hand
was trembling.
DO you suppose it might keep
until after l take you TO lunch,
Miss Siggs-Martha?" he asked.
She looked up at him again and
the smile was back. He was glad.
''It might at that, Mr.. Elwood."
The Lincoln times., 1955-03-10

DEARBORN, MICH - Ford
car retail sales to customers in
1854 exceeded those of any other
make by 25.257 units, according
to net automobile registration
figures made available today by
R. L. Polk & Co.
r. S. Mcnamara, Vice Presi-
dent-Ford Motor Company. and
Ford Division General Manager,
said the net 1854 figures eStimat-
ed that the FORD car has clinch-
ed its position of sales leadership
il the automobile industry.
Polk'S net registrations for all
48 states and the District of
Columbia show Ford sales to con-
SumerS during the year totaled
1887, ,344 passenger cars as COM
pared to 1852 2.087 units for the
second place maker.
Polk, the only firm in the U. S.
which collects the registration
data on national scale, sells the
information to automobile manu-
facturers and other subscribers.
Since the net registration fl
cures represent sales to the pub
lie, they are a means of compar-
ing public preference for one
make of car with that of another.
However, the raw registration to-
tails do not reflect this preference
until the figures have been refin-
ed to exclude registrations not
representative of actual sales to
customers during the calendar
year.
REGISTRATION FIGURES
Here is breakdown of the re-
giStration figures as supplied by
Polk:
Raw Registration Figures i
The Lincoln times., 1955-03-10
Mr.. PERFECT'S MISTAKE
By Hol Borden

II he stood just right Of tn,
elevator. Henry Elwood could Sc,
himself IN the full length mirror
1t was his habit each morning t.
make last minute personal sur
g. veys before going up to his seven
teenth floor Office.
This morning he judged he looked
precisely like an eligible bachelor
should-elegant. He was impecca
BILE in grey flannel suit, midnigh,
blue topcoat and homburg to
match. In the elevator he doffed
the latter with just the right -four
ish when his secretary. Miss Siggs
got on.
From the double rows Of desks
that fanked the aisle leading to
his Office. he picked up the monoto-
nous good mornings and curt, but
polite mods.
His first duty was to get Miss
Siggs on the intercom.
"In be ready for dictation at
exactly nine-twelve. he told her
The same smile was across her
pretty face when she entered his
Office at the appointed time. Her
blond hair bounced when she
nodded her readiness This morn.
ing it's mirrorlike sheen sent a
glow OF admiration through Henry
Elwood.
He'd often toyed with the proper
approach to ask her to lunch with
him, and because he hadn't it both
cred him. 1t suggested failure and
he hated failure as much as he
loathed imperfection.
Halfway through his first letter
he began his customary pacing
When he had made several circ-
lings of the rug and returned to
look down at Miss Siggs, she was
smiling broadly.
He tried his best to ignore II.
He tried a wider circle Of pacing
BY the end OF the letter he looked
at her again and saw her actually
Suppressing q laugh.
You find something very anus
ing, Miss SiggS?" he asked.
Something suddenly made me
real happy" she said in a low,
even voice.
He frowned down at her more
The Lincoln times., 1955-03-10

en- for the award by district sales
personnel in cooperation with Of
ficials at the divisions central
office.
The award is presented to deal
ers with outstanding perform
ance" onthe basis of sound fin
anceS, efficient management,
competitive spirit and modern fa-
cilitieS.
The Lincoln times., 1955-03-10
Hoy|e Motor Co. Receives
Award From Ford Motor Co.

The -Four Letter Award"
presented by Ford Division of
Ford Motor Company to a select
group of dealers with outstanding
records in business and service,
has been won by Hoyle Motor
Company, Inc, Ford dealer at
Lincolnton, J. S. Snyder, manager
of the Charlotte Ford sales dis
trict announced today.
The local leadership was choS-
The Lincoln times., 1955-03-10
State College
Answers Timely
Farm Questions

QUESTION: Where is the best
place to look for earthworms?
ANSWER: Earthworms thrive in
almost all kinds of soil but do
oest in those containing organic
matter. They are especially plen-
tiful in old lawns and wild grass
lands.
QUESTION: What is meant by
the terms "fiddling" or "grunt-
ing" earthworms?
ANSWER: Since earthWorms
are sensitive to vibrations, they
may emerge from their burrows
when a stick is driven in the soil
and a board or the side of an axe
is drawn back and forth across
the end of the stick, setting up
vibration.
QUESTION: Is there anything l
can do to make earthwormS live
longer on the hook?
ANSWER: Earthworms live
LOIlStl OIl JIIe HUN II SCOultU
in StoneWare crock or wooden
box To scour the worms. place
them in moss used by nurserymen
to pack plants for shipment. Leave
them in the moss in a cool place
for three or four days. at which
time they will be almost trans
parent but tough and lively.
MotoriSt: How far to the next
town?"
Native. About three miles in
q bee line
MotoriSt: We'll. how far is it
if the bee has to walk and roll a
flat tire?"
Evening star., 1955-11-02
VaritYpe or DSJ

Electric typewriter operator, white
Alexandfia area. Automatic pas
increases; hours, 7.30 10 4 pm
Call MR.. BAKER, oV. 3-2sa2
Evening star., 1955-11-02

Experienced, for coffee shop. must Be
over FL. Excellent. working cof1df-
tions, scpd pay pay, apd dos TIPS 81. upliecEsdas pleEa.
MOTION NATIONAL AIRPORT,
Evening star., 1955-11-02

Experienced for women's and ehli.
dren's wear SIS weekly sRiary
Z q. At 9Th &k. NV.
Evening star., 1955-11-02
SI;Ii,Al'LI'ESW0i'MEN

SALESWSJMEN
Experienced for vonen's and chill.
dren's wear SIS weekly salary
Full time or part time employment
Ask. for Mrs. King, EIGEMAN'6
\ st. st nth 81. NV.
sEARf6TRESs.-op Opening for expert.
enced Grapery sealnstrees Apply In
person. cORRADo6' INC. a47s
! & Eclsn sssys sss; y sss 2 " ...,.. -. .E;--s.,, 49,
pay. Apply in person, EACLE
BEDDING CO.. INC. 1928 TN q
shcRETARY for 6. n a. once
Experienced In typine, tax returni
and financial reports. 5-qay week
ssasEg = Spsr. ST. s.2i6s: ~ :,
sECkEaAEgk gs.,.; e saies n,nasss s,snsr,s g
Va. InterestinE position assistins
busy executive: 40-honr week. paid
vacation and other employees bene.
dts: oV. 3-o3ao, Mr.. BATTEN'
sE6akiIkrARY sE6akiIkrARY = s-day vk., i-sir
once, salary commensurate with
nhtiity. Prefer attractive, ginglt
gtrl under IS. Call Mr.. DALTON
sEsE5ssA1s ESEss 1EsArf. sii sFi Kiss. isss. Alsa e.
sEtREIi2sHsHYS. EIisHHS Jer. Davis hwy. $3.50
RQTQMAc EMIL. oil Kfne. Alex.
sEERETHKY. AIRPORT. 70 $500. 20
rQMdAG EMPL-. oti Kins. Alex.
sifcY,. construction exper.. court.
ToAfAc KSlfI... 1854 wilson blvd.
sfcrsYs... sTfNSs.. TfTNSSsD nKKPRs.. TYP.
lists, PIX oprs.. ofc. mach. opfs
ATLAS A5CYs. 1870 n. y. ave. NV
dept. ) deys; SSsb. PoToMAc
EMPL., 1854 wilson blvd. All.
IA $4,000.
Evening star., 1955-11-02

Statesmen. II you think you can sell
alltomobiie and truck tires. see
Ashley LEETH. Good Job for the
TiHht man. Apply TO 4 pm. l22O
saLEsSiEN-Hardware and eisctri-
cal experience 70 call on local hard.
est: good opportunity for the right
fsic 4 HaRbwART CORP ssss
siLEssEN 70 sen commercial re-
:s irlssr.sion . snd .a;ossan s1s,Soaseasion.ns
necessary. so. S-4444. -5
gALEsMEN ttvol 2i % IS to con-
tact local food stores. No exp. neeee-
eafy. / with car and 4 without.
Salary and expenses. Aad 2qth
st. nv. Wednesday and THURSDAY
EkEEsiiEN, sell ID fine mems store.
person 70 the HUB MEMS eToRK,
1880 n. Highland st., Arlinston.
sAfEsarEs t0. most anyone can
from nov untiI Christmas. See
NV. Room 307, 81 pm. -
Statesmen, experience helpful but
not necessary. Good salary, good
working conditions See Mr.. Silver.
man ct SURPLUS SALES CO., 925
Renna ave, NV. ~
Statesmen t3l
Would you like to Join . Rroup Of
tup-braeket statesmen. a statesmen 5
organization whose managers are
capable and prepared to help YOU
over that Anal hurdle where you
will receive real saiesman's COM
rensation. No eanpassing, We
sell hy appointment only. Age be-
tween 27-50: have car; $400 per
mo. guarantee 70 start. Phone r.
Evening star., 1955-11-02
slTUATIoNsMEN

BAKER, ali around. exper., desires
JOB; good references. Box %el.x.
SS AN. sss si.sss ssis: ..::ps.a sse'es .s
ST. 3-03lti. 81
RxfER. MAN wants days work clean-
Ing windows, hoors, yards and infi-
itOr's work. Good refs. AID. 4-b166.
COLCRED TRUCK DRIVERS
HELPER
st. 3-13S7 --e1
(Continued on Next PaEel
Evening star., 1955-11-02
-CASHIER
CASHIERS

CAsfgIER.TYFisT. knoWisdFe q
simple bookkeepine PERMANENT.
pleasant work In flower store Apply
Mrs. Lupp, BLAcKfsTONE FLOR
I6T, 1907 y st. NV. -
CLERICAL. 5000; no typine. GEN.
ERAL EMPLOYMENT, 1907 n NV.
CLERK, for service counter. while
excallent opportunity: pleasant and
attractive SURROUNDINGS. air condi-
tioned; ail benefits: are IS 70 t5
Apply IN person only, 10 MRS.
eIIREvE, 10 an, TO { p.ni,. ITO
4 9Th 81. NV ~
CLERK. fox retain and dry cleaning
sseEe q, Esger !. NOT nee Apply
1870 da. ave. Silver Spfins. Nd.
CLERK fof aeneral once work.
PLEASING personality. Good salary,
Paid vaeati0ne Apply in person.
OREY6ToNE LAUNDRY. 22l6 sth
s., NV. ---0
Evening star., 1955-11-02
SECRETARY

For editor and executive
publisher Of weekly news
letter. State political affili-
alton. Salary, SIS per week.
RepI. BOX 2O9-B, Star.
Evening star., 1955-11-02
HELP WoMFN

cLsRk;,Txads1s ,ds.sse., dsssss: iof ,sns gsr.
. msnsnt :. oss oaesss..ttsci Ha,,,, u .aad .ad
sea no. VI 1sla,nl y k1aas aI vsst ~
eonpaIy ssnsls.; ssensgis.l sa.i,, esis-
neI % oisee. NJ sfd door' fodUiTAELE
fTrES S'if iffEsSrrRSncF 90 ei6 14fh
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rfFRK-TYpfRF far snaii General
ascs e,,tr = = rta~.s et,,csf ahnrfha,sd de-
s1ihllscsot hl. Nj ~ sssassnsv cael siifu rru III
S-aia9 nv IL
ciERK-IYPIsT, experience pre-
Evening star., 1955-11-02

OFFICE CLERK cashier, experi.
enced. References REQUIRED. Call
WO, 6@4413. -3
0FFfCE GilSL, fun Or part time fol
new elec. wholesaler Opportunity
for advancement; good workinf
cond. 341b 18th 1t. ne. LA, 9.
PAYROLL CLBRK, sseb: i days;
ecnst exper, GENERAL EMrLoY-
MENT: 1907 u NV,
sition with 4 Weli-known organisa.
tion. Excellent opportunity for ad-
vancelnent. Biweekly payroll, Abil.
~ e cps5s,sd sd sIs;,,.ses sGs sooo en-: en-
accurate typigk with aptitude fol
figures. CAPABLE Of learning Other
!ag duties within the Division. A,gs g.
dement's. IN resume, Eise age, edu.
cation. and experience. Box 1853
PBx oPR., s24o. GENERAL M.
Evening star., 1955-11-02

Pnx oPR.; win train; : Pm. 70
midnight; 70 zQ; responstbls per.
ssH; %ii;on SiGS Sivd'. oI2EAJ AN. JA. ess
PERSONNEL AssIsTANT
For personnel dept. Of large real
estate CO.. exPera e. intefyiews5
% yrs. Of age; good salary; ara
AZ gs soSnsS S1ngs nsn sna "a eyRR4Tz RlaTn c6-, p
1924 X st. NV, RIM. 319.
PRESSER
Wool: experienced on trousers:
steady position. 40-hour week; ex-
cellent working conditions; modern
ecIRaNEaH claasi NARHy isss rs GsreRaais & cspitoi q
RECEPTI0NIsT: attractive Sounl
Also dance teachers needed. Apply
n psrson l-9 pm; DON MARTINI
sTuDLos; 302 18th q. Nv, 5,
EASsrIi9snssTts Ssns ts.a:es s5:Fk yplsiI poIT. y
BoYp's. cor. q and 18th. Wei
EaRscnEsPiTroNisT. Insurance. neld:
$3.50 up, POTOMAC EIfPL.. 2334
Wilson hlyd.- Afi,. ia. $4,000.
kEGErIlUNlef, youne lnoy, neal
and intelligent for optical ONCE.
STERLING OPTICAL CO. R17
III ECEPT..chsTirER, T.. 4 hhs;HTirER ss7o. Mus,
have thorough business bkkpg;. un-
der 30 yrs, some type. GENERAL
RENTAL RECEIPTS CLERK, know
typfng: 0lebe rd.;. $50. POTOMAC
EMPL, 1884 Wilson blvd, kfi..
RiEAsirSSTRsSr IA SiaRGGr SUPERVISOR. must
have exper. in menu making. buy
ing OF food, and supervision Of
npap hsIp, MaN.s;tS n; 2StsS4 4t,.,den typ. 81 SIds
RossIyn. Must have exper. Mc
child. Apt, and Sl00. State uualtf
Boz lhe.A. star. - I,
store: Kinekley Imprinting Me-
chine experience helpful some
part time. GREETING CARD CITY,
sALEsGIRLS, age 1885. must b
neat In Appearances, exper. heipiul.
good working conditions. and start.
Ing salary. 6-dAy wk. Hrs. 1890
am. to Pm, Mon. through Ert
WAL0REEN q CO., Pentagon bidg
experienced in selling
records. See Mrs. Rollins or Mrs,
Seely. MUSIC SALES CORP. 1906
q 81. NV. -
Evening star., 1955-11-02

ave. NV. ---a
YOUNG MEN i2l, free to travel
with field managef OF Natl. pub
Usher, kranSp. turn. See Mr.. Muir.
ray, RIM, 4fl2, 1905 q Sc. NV -
THE MAN VIZ ARE LOOKING FOB
Aee 25-40. married, COLLEGE Rradu-
ate. dissatisfied with present con-
nectton or future prospects,, am
bitious TO- make $4,000 q year q
more, and wttltne 70 work for u
shan sAqnsisssasns ass ysaTs. Il P YOU fsei sol
are the man We want, write eitinE
full details to BOX BOOB. Star.
TWO MEN, colored. to work IN auto
wfeeking yard. Apply to 9. 1926
First st. s.w. y
AUOMOTIvE--Large suburban Chey'
roiet dealer has Immediate open.
ines for honest and dependable cal
DSstsgss 90 e Essnesss e sRd Ehnna Ehissrs ,.4S AS
Ice mgr. TOMS CHEVRoLET INC.
2427 Reedie dr.. Wheston. Nd.
|PART.rra1E Work for larse whole.
sale itstfibntof. Can La. 6-2407,
Ext. II. --3
GEN. OFFICE. sxper. typlnE; yen
Davis hwy: SIS up, POTOMAC
EMPL., oil Kins. Alex KI. o
Farm As you LEARN the ar. D
prestige aeiiing. Young men. 2C
yrs. and IN, excellent opportunity
10 receive immediate high earn.
tnas. training directly under exper-
ieneed salesmen eArning IA excess
3 and l ct 4s0l Wisconsin ave
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