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Evening star., 1955-11-17
Gov. Hall Sees
6. O.P. Trouble

NEW YORK, Nov. II R.-
Republican Gov. Fred Hall of
Kansas says many Republicans
are "out of step with the Presi-
dent and with the people who
voted for the Republican Party
in 1882"
Addressing q dinner meeting
of the National Republican Club
last night. the 39-year-old Gov
ernor added:
I'VE are in danger Of breaking
faith completely with the people
who supported us in 1852 and
who are still supporting the
President today. We shall
not live very long as party If
we do not face up to it."
Party Sin Trouble
Gov. Hall said ''the Repub-
lican Party Is in trouble today
because not enough Republicans
are going the Presidents way"
The Governor discussed a
number of issues before the
Nation and described how he
feels many Republicans are out
of step on them.
"The more conservative Re-
publicans." he said, "are suffer-
ing from a great delusion
the idea that there is In the
world. particularly in the United
States, q sort of inevitable trend
toward socialism. Creeping So
cialisrn' they call 1t.
Lists KnowIand
Gov. Hall mentioned no names.
At news conference earlier,
however, he had listed Senator
Knowland Of California in the
group of "right-wing" conser-
vatives.
Gov. Hall said that II Presi-
dent Eisenhower runs for re-
election he will win by a greater
margin than in 1852. He also
said any Republican candidate
can win II the party molds itself
to the Presidents expressed
philosophy Of progressive mod
Grafton" "
Evening star., 1955-11-17

2. A demonstration of Russia;
lno-compromise attitude. even or
minor problems Of East-West re.
Ilations. can be expected to coun.
tteract the softening influence Of
the Geneva spirit on Western
policies.
i West Stands Firm
/ 8. An equally uncompromisint
latitude Of the West on basic
problems such as German unity
and disarmament controls showed
Russia the West Is not willing Il
buy a settlement with the East
lat the cost OF large concessions
4 The cold war is still on
land seems likely to continue fol
Ia long time-in the sense that
Russia seeks to drive the West
lern powers out Of Germany ano
1.-THE United States out Of Europe
while the West wants to roll
hack Soviet power.
\ The Westernl ministers made 9
final play as the conference
ended. They sent a message tc
THE West German government
ldeploring the tcruel disappoint-
ment" of the conference for the
German people. But they held
tout hope for the future. saying
"The three foreign ministers
believe the Soviet government
Twill come to recognize that its
own self-interests win be served
lby ending the injustice Of q
divided Germany"
i Reasons for Failure
/ The statement to the Germans
Isaid the West had tried to gel
Russia to agree to holding free
elections In Germany as a first
|step toward unification nexi
'lyear. 1t reminded the Germans
Russia had been offered Q
treaty of assurance" to become
fully effective II q, United Ger
'Imany became a member oi
'INATO; to which West Germany
ALREADY belongs.
/ The ministers said MIR. Molo'
1 tov had rejected the Western
proposals and came up with
counter proposals which woult
have involved the continued di'
vision of Germany. It is fol
this reason that the negotiations
IIhaye failed" Il
i Mr.. Molotov made his owr
Ilposition clear in a final state
lment. He listed his several Sc
.Icurity proposals and the Rus.
Ilsian plan for preceding unifica.
Iltion with an all-G German coun.
,lcil. He itemized rejections 81
these by the West.
i Both Mr.. MolotDy and tht
western ministers accused eacf
Ilother Of having iailed TO liys
,lup to the agreements made ai
1.-THE summit talks BY their chiefs
Evening star., 1955-11-17

washington, London, Paris anc
Bonn.
The foreign ministers confer
ence ended with the spirit Of
Geneva, born four months age
at the summit conference here
torn to tatters. There was nc
decision to hold another session
Each side blamed the Other
for the total failure of the talks
to produce any constructive
agreements on German reunifi-
cation, a European security pact
atomic disarmament and the re-
moval of Iron Curtain barriers
Ministers Pull Out
After polite but tough ex-
changes in a final session that
lasted 3la hours. the foreign
ministers began pulling out oi
Geneva to plan the next moves
In their home capitals.
1 United States Secretary Of
State Dulles headed for Wash
ington aboard President Eisen-
hower's plane. Columbine III
The secretary planned to report
on his trip direct to the Pres
ident at the Eisenhower farm
at Gettysburg, Pa, late today Il
possible.
It was learned Mr.. Dulles will
tell the President that despite
the setback to achieving United
States policy aims at the con-
ference. he believes Russia event.
ually can be brought to accept
German reunification on West.
er.n terms.
Shortly before MIR. Dulles took
OF with his top advisers, French
Foreign Minister Antoine Pinay
few to Paris to report to the
government.
British Foreign Secretary Har-
old Macmillan was due in Lon.
don.
Soviet Foreign Minister v. M
Molotoy took of at 9 am. fol
Moscow. He arrived at the Gen.
eva airport in a cheerful mood
thanking the Swiss for theil
hospitality and referring Il
tasks which could not be &C,
complished" at the talks. Pei
pings Ambassador Wang Ping.
nan saw him off.
The departing diplomats left
behind them this central ques.
ton: Which side won?
The most authoritative com.
n1ent possible from the Westerr
side was that it win take weeks
possibly months. to tell. Much
more was at stake at the meet.
ing than agreements on thu
points directly at issue. From
this broader perspective. severa
results can be listed before tht
final score Is in:
/. The Soviet government wa!
shown to be following a much
tougher line in relations with
the West than at the Summit
conference in July.
Evening star., 1955-11-13

to 80 per cent Of the advisers.
To change this they suggest
that students with low grades
win be wise to cut down on
distractions and outside activ-
titles. For example: Learn to
live without nv. don't play disc
Jockey with your record COLI
lection at homework time.
Don't oVerdo the club activities
LAS q V.I.P. in too many
groups. Dating on school nights
Is also on the not-so-good List.
How then can you get your
school work done well? Must
you hide out like q hermit and
grind away? mo school adj
visers say. BE sociable. but
you will do well TO associate
with students who enjoy their
school work and like to talk
about 1t. Co to the library to-
Evening star., 1955-11-13

1kether. Share what interests
you: swap ideas. This can't
help but boost your interest In
school,
Poor family cooperation
was ranked second as the cause
Of low grades by over half
Of the advisers given question:
naires. Here are their COM
ments on ways parents can
best help teenagers with
schoolwork:
Parents should:
Listen when memory -mate-
rial is recited and show an
interest In what the student
does.
: Share pride IN work well
done. soon as its completed.
Provide 4 quiet place with
good light for home study.
Encourage good study hab-
Evening star., 1955-11-13
By KITE TURMELL

On his first report card. in
senior high, Jacks grades were
mostly D's. barely passing He
had been warned BY his Dad
that If his marks weren't good,
he'd have to pass up sports,
clubs. and do more homework.
After school, Jack buried
the card deep in his pocket. He
started for home, on his bike.
Then he wheeled around. to
head in the opposite direction,
He wasn't running away-ex-
actly. But he hated to show
UP with the poor report. Where
to go2 He decided to go see
Grandma. In q nearby town.
for sort Of 3 surprise visit.
It was almost 10 pm. before
the officers found him peddling
along q dark road. and he was
wearyi Jack was glad when
they took him and his bike
home in their car. They de-
liyered him. with this advice to
his parents.
Don't try to settle any
problems now. Wait until to-
morrow. Talk 1t over with
Someone e his school who can
help you!''
After school. next afternoon.
Jack. Dad. Mother went into q
huddle with his teacher. To-
gether, they found ways to
help bring Jacks grades up!
Getting good grades is the
goal Of almost every student.
Parents worry about their chill
dren's grades. too, and wonder
what kind Of help they should
give.
So Teen Etiquette prepared
Evening star., 1955-11-13

its from the beginning. start
ing with early teens. Establish
regular hours for study and
develop habit Of completing
homework daily.
Contact teacher once in
awhile to see how young Hem
ry is doing"
Parents should NOT. ac-
Evening star., 1955-11-13
'EEN ETIQUETTE
Student. Not Parent
Should Do Homework

a QUESTIONABLE, to ask senior
high school advisers for their
advice. special-to-you. for to-
days column. With the help
Of Mrs. Romaine Pauley Of
Beverly Hills High School. It
was relayed to a top group"
Of advisers representing many
schools. Here is what they
think about the problem Of
grades;
Lack Of interest is the chief
cause Of low grades. according
Evening star., 1955-11-13

cordins to high school sdvi-
sers:
do the work, the actual
assignment. Youngsters ap-
preciate and need direction,
but they must learn from
whatever they do. The doing
is part Of the lessor"
Evening star., 1955-11-13
MANAGER
PARTNERSHIP

The owner of q smaller, weIl-known Wosh-
inston Iodies reody-to-we0r store is fre-
quently out Of the city. He is seeking man
with monoserioI experience. who can con-
duct store operations and show profit for
moderate investment. Give complete detoiIs.
Replies confidential.
Box 470-C, Star
Evening star., 1955-11-13

Box 470-C, Star
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-09

II takes AZ elephant tusks to
make a ton of ivory. (Who wants
a ton OF ivory?D
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SPORTS {! ,! r!
sy JiSrwy Griffin -

Minneapolis Vocational School gridds
this Golden
while
Edwards all halfback candidates.
Central defending football champions tough
going again this With Bob Blakey
Coach find flight running back replace him
When the Baltimore the Minneapolis
Stadium the Catholic Welfare Charities both
Negro players The Colts have Buddy Young
you familiar
welt Grer. Bobby Epps Een Tunnel and Mel Tpe Trpe
Toledo hafback outplayed Alan
Ameche in the College Al-sar game,
Charley Harmon utility player
The letter the you're you
going appeared lineup Regs
trip
to the FBL
leading the National
strout famed iT5 batte holds
dubious distinction walking mers than pitcher
In the National League, 1875 in fact
Labor Day big victory his
establish for home hit pitchers
Yves Ferret holds American
cord with 8 round trippers.
Royal Falls. Y. wasth manager
Glen Falls Little which participated Little
World wtamsport Pa Other Negro participants in the
World follows; Calvin Tucker
Falls N Y, Williams Hamrsmcl. Mich John Alexander
Billy Robert Delaware
Township n, J.
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Then there's the definition Of
eternal triangle" as a husband.
a wife and hair-do.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-09
At The RINCSIDE
rchIe Moore's Golden Opportunity

Archie Moore Is burning ambionwnnlng the
heavyweight championship Of
On Tuesday night Sept 90 Archie viii opportunity 10 full
tangies heavyweight champion Rocky
Yorxs Yankee fight
and provoked
Ia anticipated
Of campaign prize
ring spanned years
which champion after another him the blank stare Archie
In form tried unnecessarily to land title bouts with light
heavyweight champions Freddie mid
deweght light heavyweight
Joey had fight practically
nothing winning the title from Maxim In No
vember 1862
His title fight with way. Con-
pilot WE'LL
through
press public for the match Then
other obstacles his path by whipping
leading including stopped
huIung Valdez the time the No. contender
him Of uess
campaign the succeeded
foxy negotiated put
10 guarantee a Rocky loses.
No doubt thinking painful
climbs through the meet Rocky
might ponder
kid the fastest of hands I've You can't
miss being champion"
$ OF q good
exceptional fighter his
opponents result had to ssth birthday
golden opportunity The thing that through all
top
extended
peak, finely fighters
ring today
rugged fighter with sharp ehal punch win carry
TO the fight boxing skin gained through
butesscd burning desire the which him
in the almost two decades
This Is Moore's opportunity and he knows IT,
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HTlp wAHrrD
Citizens Confer With
Officials On Sewers

No immediate renef for the poor
sewer condition at w. Central and
oxford is possible at this time, 1t
was revealed Tuesday, August %,
by Commissioner of Public Works,
Frank Marzitelli and city engineer
George M. Shepard when they met
with "A group OF residents OF the
neighborhood TO discuss the prob
lem.
Mr. Shepard told the group that
the problem is one Of long stand
ing, dating back to first City
Council action in 1915 He pointed
out that many areas of the city
are also affected by faulty sewer
facilities and that eight million
dollars have been earmarked for
improvements of sewers. He esti-
mated that the work which has al
ready been started at the Missis-
sippi river will have usurpel the
present appropriation by the time
it reaches st. Adams or Grotto
Streets.
To get at the basic cause of the
disturbance, Mr., Shepard and Mr..
Marzitelli pointed out that 1t Is
necessary to begin at the Missis-
sippi and build tunnels sufficient
TO empty off larger quantities Of
water in order to improve condi-
tons at any local area in the City.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-09

Hundreds OF persons learn n
bout tho birthdays and wedding
anniversaries Of their relatives
and friends In the birthday
Greetings" and wedding Ami.
versartes' column In this paper.
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SELL
(1l;E$3l1l3l;l!g

FULLER-74s. 3 bedrooms, semi
bungalow. Long living room,
large dining room and kitchen
down, 3 bedrooms q master bed
roon) and bath up, Hardwood
floors and trim throughout. Gas
hot water heat. Auto. hot water
heater. Garage Appointment only.
CA. 1926 - MI. 4-TS00
ARTHUR r. MEIER, Reolfor
Re
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ADVERTISERS HfRf ARE COMMUNITY FRIENDS
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S Room Home. z Bedrooms

In excellent condition. Small down
payment This well kept home
consists Of large bedroom. dining
room, large kitchen. 2 bedrooms,
complete bath room, full base
ment. OIL heat Be sure to see II
and compare. Shown by appoint
ment. 7o6 St Anthony. Eves
call Meritz VA. 1859; Mintz LA.
1888.
p. z. Fooshe CA. 2-2545
RIA
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APARTMENTS ros REsr


A FINE DUPLEX
5000 DOWN - 1908 Carroll. Good
location. rooms up and down
Double garage. Si20 per month
income. Call for information. MI.
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A GOOD BUY
25S Iglehart clean, well kept
duplex, rooms up and 4 rooms
down, double garage. CA 9-1452;
HUI 9-2654.
DUPLEX
453-455 Iglehart--nice square lot
double garage, separate furnaces,
3 porches. living room, dining
room: LIST floor, 2 bedrooms, End
floor 3 bedrooms. Hardwood fin.
ish and floors. Laundry tubs. Ex-
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Separate entrances. MI. 5-5901.
THE lENTscH COMPANY
CA. PAM RITZ
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FINED SJoo

Judge Tom Bergin levied a fine
OF 500 against Herman T. Per-
kins. 40. OF All Emerson Av. ~.
In Municipal court this week for
drunken driving.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-09
BUNGALOW BARGAIN

654 St Anthony Spacious 5
room bungalow. Exceptionally
neat turnout. Full basement. New
gas hot water furnace. Price S.
$50. Should CT. $500 down. CA.
4-773S-TO. 6661--HU. S-s253 -
VA. S97l.
The Cherokee Co. CA. S-l3I3
Re-
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LICENSE SUSPENDED

Ernest Armstrong. n, 1924
Minnehaha Az, was fined $25 for
driving without a license and also
had his license suspended for 90
days.
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q BEDROOMS

1893 SherbuTne-Close to all
schools. Wards, B and 3, 3 large
rooms down, 4 nice bedrooms and
bath up. New siding, furnace and
hot water heater. Double garage
Truly a bargain at $4,000. MI. A.
3497.
We Want You To See This
Clean 2 Bedroom Semi!
Pick up the phone right now, call
Mr.. Evans at MI. 6-427S, ask him
about $50 Sherburne. Make an APP
pointment to see it and you'll be
glad you did!
e. r. loFond Co. Ml. o-a996
Re
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$500 DOWN 4 BEDROOMS

$50 Aurora-Dandy stucco home
with gas heat. Living room. din
ing room, kitchen, bath, plus 4
good bedrooms. Only $500 buys
this one. Cap Bernhard. MI. A.
77S0.
VIM. n. Muske CA. 4-4779
r.
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$3.50 DOWN
$50 Per Month C.l.
I1l Aurora


Here's home that's really solid
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these features,
~ Automatic gas hot water heat
~ New automatic incinerator
81 Automatic dishwasher
Al Aluminium combination win
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81 Garage
81 Fenced yard
This home has huge bedrooms
up and an extra lavatory IN the
basement. Can easily be converted
to income property. Don't miss
this opportunity to buy on easiest
terms In town.
FALCON
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One OF the hardest secrets for
a man to keep Is his opinion OF
himself.
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EXCELLENT 4 BpRM.

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n. & Vol ]. Rofhsehiid Inc.
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Evening star., 1955-01-24
HE'D MENL

STATE SALE MANAGER TRAINKE
I'VE want 3 young aGKreEsive mar
Tied man with some menagement
experience to enter training pro-
gram which VIII adalify him for
Job g stste sales manaser IN the
gram VIII Be outlined IN personal
interview. Immediate earnings.
based upon mans: ability. Your
frst year should bring you s.. 900
to $40. 900 Upon completion Of
training program, you viii be placed
presenfIs 81 s.s'Gn earnina e $1,000 so h q hs5o.s
900 annually car iB Necessary
Phone NE. s-5931 and ask for Mr..
Evening star., 1955-01-24

MORTGAGE MAN
To contact builders and brokers fo1
nortgage loans. Must have Q car
Unusual opportunity for honest
AIRY. Write full particulars and in.
cIude 4 recenf photo. HOY 2i7-a, atar
Evening star., 1955-01-24

zsss zssl, q sRoEG2 sfESaafR' cSRS cSIESls'9sssso sso
Evening star., 1955-01-24
hELp-MEM

YOUNG MAN. white; lsarn carpei
business; soma typtng and book-
keeplnf kneuiedGs REQUIRED, nge,
e q 50. VirEihia rssidsnE J1'
YOUNG NAN: experisnesd n book
s.eef EseesnF sansr,s,s saa typ,as & sSr scEE =
fuIi or part time. Boz 72-s. star
YOUNG MAN tvhite), a opportcni,y
for an alert, ambitious. draft exempt
man. under IS, with or without
experience. TO learn the Wholesale
for promotion. Must have references.
MILLER-DUDEEY CO.. INC. l7lo
14t6 81 nv -qn
Evening star., 1955-01-24

YOUNG WHITE BOY--Draft exempt
70 work In delivery and wrapping
SHepartmens 81 local printer, Cal
FSR Fsa9eS PSsEoFMsEk;NTs SEsosSFdsk; ? = 70 r. .,,ess,c. s
supply ,, ana iiehting 1lxturs aasl.d; A. !,
18th ST, silver Sprine, Nd. Ii
|PART-TIilE COUNTEHMAN. exper,
n Kosher dslicatessen. Apply 7saa
|ExfERiENcsEsD xifssiIh NStss FIRE and cssTslty S
Statesmen. Also sell real estate. Pre-
fer Mont. Co, resident. Real prop
osition to right party. FLETCHER q
GOSTELLQs Ju. S-S6S1. IA
OUR EXPANSION PROGRAM makes
available position as automobile fac
tory representative; must have re-
tail automobile experience: excellent
advancement possibilities for good
sober, hard-working individual: sal
ary. car and expenses furnished.
Apply In person only, Hudson Motor
Car Division. AMERICAN MOTOR
SALES CORP. 1909 Leslie ave.
Alexandria. Mr.. T. n. Boyd. Tues
day. am. till noon. IA
NATIONAL CORPORATION seeking
exper. salesman well known TO the
hardware dealers In the Washineton,
D, G. area. Must be able 10 handle
100000 and Gross annual Gales.
Minimum commission $1,000 an.
uelly. OIL, 4-1299. 20
PART TIME tWHITE). 2 or ewes.
per Wk and Sat-: good earnings:
car necessary. Call TIL s pm. only,
TU. 2-S149,
Evening star., 1955-01-24
GROCERYMAN

Rxpcricnced N wholesale ware
house. Must know how 10 drive
tractor and trailer. Good oppcr-
tunfty for young mar with respon-
gibllities. SEVEN CORNERS MAR
KIT EaIla Church. vn. go
Evening star., 1955-01-24
hElp--WoMEN ,eoas.

ACCOUNTING WORK. H.. Is 10 IS
some knouledBe of Bookkeeping
helpful. opportunity 70 learn &C:
WefkinE With figures. 6-day week
$50 An. 70 4.45 p.m. VACATION
1nd stck leave. other company bene.
fts Economical cafeteria Appl,
personnel once 3rd Or, EoUIT.
ABLE LIFE INSURANCE CO., Sit
18th st. NV. -2s
ASST; e,. = olkEERRe R-cAsAIER
preferred 6ta-day week: 500 wk
70 start Call Mfs Michaeison an,
AUTO WHOLESALERS. Nc. f7Sl
Bladensburg Rd. ne. -se
ASSISTANT MANAGERS (3l, to worl
on local Adyertisins campaign. Quail.
ncAttons; high school education
pearance Average $50 per 5-ds,
week. Permanent, Reply, givinr
fun particulars, to BOX 479-S.
Evening star., 1955-01-24
MEN WANTED
SALES AND SERVICE

n YOU are between the ares Of 81
and 50. have . car, can furnish
references and tntereBted IN earn
ing opportunities Of S1b 70 start.
We would like . personal interview
with you.
elease report % our factory branch
10 3 p.nls Mon. Tues., Wed. --25
YOUNG NAN, for work IN ware
house and e1lee Must nave thor-
ougn knouiedse q city. leginle hand
.ritins; .cms , sSsinE n;i. snH 3. gilltns ch,s
tunity for auaiifled man. Reply IN
own hsndwritlnf. Bet 7o-s. Star.
YOUNG NAN. ever Is. free 70 travel
with sales mgr, no expef. needed;
psrm.nsns Eosittsn; gccd pay; See
"a
Young NAN under 30 with soms
fre and casualty insurance exper.
for position IN local branch once.
Good chance % advance 70 impor-
tant position. Modern uflloe. excel,
working c1naitions Apply North
western National Insurance. Co.. s12
woodward Bldg. rs
YOUNG MAN. 10 70 ae; hin schooI
Graduate, draft exempt; 70 work IN
four underwriting dept. Begin n Q
clerical capacity win 0pportunffy
for Advancement. A career position
IN the ufs Insurance. buslnea4 VII
eunsidef college nizht rtudsptn. B.
day week. Ss51 A,ln. to 4stS Dsn.
Apply ftxtonnsi n1es. 1rd - IL
AsM - ~.
Evening star., 1955-01-24
Statesmen,
ATTENTION!

Ambitious man. with proven. ability
as salesman, worthy OF promotion
and managerial responsibilities. Any
experience in consumer-type sales
and MANAGING men will be helpful
THIS is no easy Job, but offers uI1-
usual earnings. You will need to prove
good work habits, q driving ambi-
ton, ability TO be q team member
giving full details regarding business
experience with telephone number
To Boy 221-R. Star
Evening star., 1955-01-24

Wlss eas,Destnp s6sertissnsnfs
e99feesed y Star boxea % NOT
tNcf0ee ori0tagi rzgeyeNees phofos
Grapha o. ofhes Materials 81 per.
eonei o1ite. C0Dtee seeUe the 0uF.
BOSS orietnols mas ees lost
Evening star., 1955-01-24
ROUTEMANi''

To service established dry cleaning
route and solicit new customers.
Must be sober and reliable man with
soma sales experience. Guaranteed
salary and commissions. Apply CEN-
TRAL CLEANERS, 323 Carroll st.
Evening star., 1955-01-24

LARGE real estate once,
specializing in MORTGAGE loans.
has unusual opportunity In
accounting dept. for q man
with ability and personality
4 as assistant to ofiicers. Real
estate, banking, income tax
or similar experience preferred
and knowledge Of accounting
nee. Man 30 to 30 years o.
age prefeffed. This Is o per-
manent position with reason
able salary and ample oppor-
tunity for advancement %. one
OF ability. Excellent working
conditions, In pleasant air.
conditioned downtown ONCE.
Reply in own handwriting,
giving full information Is TO
previous experience, education
and salary. expected. Applica-
ton win be considered c0n-
fidential and NO inquiry made
until after interview. Bog
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