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Evening star., 1955-01-07
Shop Todoy's Star
For Auto Borgdins

Today is the day to buy thot used
cor. Before you buy be certain to
check tcdoy's used-eor listinss in the
outomotme columns Of The Stor's big
Classified Section, You'll find just
the QUITO borsoin you won't at the price
You con eftord to poy.
oa the other hond you moy won't
TO sell cor, II 50. do il quickly BY
telling il to the long established ou.
dieaee Of The stor readers.
In odditioa to eorryins more used
cor DDS. The stor publishes more total
classified dds than the other Wosh-
iastoa newspapers combined. oad for
sev good reasoa--it produces The
best results
Phone sssrIins $1,000 end esk ios
On ed-takss.
Evening star., 1955-01-07
By chorIes G. Brooks

Today for the first time In
history reporters attended a
session of Juvenile Court and
found an aura Of informality far
removed from the hustle and
sterness Of adult courts.
The court session opened in a
small, high-ceilinged room in
the gray stone court building
at Fourth and E streets NV,
closed until today to the press.
Judge Edith Cockrll sat at q
low table in contrast with the
traditional high dais Of the
Judge in Municipal or Federal
Court. A regular judges bench
is in the courtroom but it was
unoccupied.
The judges clerk, Miss Besse
Gideon, worked at "a table in
front Of the Judge. The clerks
table, In the adult courts, would
be one normally occupied by at
torneys.
Between sentences, the room
was so hushed that the hum Of
an air circulator predominated.
The rustic Of paper by note
taking reporters added an un-
usual sound.
Other Officials Present.
Ofiicials in the court. aside
from Judge Cockrill and her
clerk, were two deputy United
States narshals. Hubert T. Tay-
lor and Walter E. De CUR, and a
bailiff, Mr.. Elliott.
The court was called to order
and Mr.. Elliott ushered in the
first juvenile offender from
among the more than IS cases
heard this morning.
The young offenders sat at a
row of chairs near the judges
table. Miss Gideon read the Of
ficial complaint. A court social
worker-each case Is investi-
gated by a social worker before
it reaches the courtroomread
a report and recommendations.
and the first open session Of Ju-
venile Court was under way.
Although Judge Cockrill pre-
viously has admitted interested
visitors. today marked the first
time the press has seen the pro-
ceedings to report them to the
public.
Three Reporters Attend.
Today's session also was tin-
usual because the judge normally
restricts the number Of visitors
to two. There were three press
reporters. Two visitors were re-
fused permission to keep the
size of the audience down.
Each Friday and Wednesday
at the court are devoted to juve-
nile offenders. Other days are
occupied by jury trials, bastardy
hearings and support cases.
Many Of this mornings COM
plants were dismissed. There
were two fines and one commit
ment TO the National Training
School.
A 17-year-old boy was ushered
into the courtroom. A social
worker read her report and COM
plimented the youth for his con-
duct after being arrested for
Evening star., 1955-01-07
U. 5. Efforts 10 Find
Noel Fields
Bring 'Runaround'
Couple Again vunish
In Budapest After
Appeal for Asylum

The State Department dis
closed today that Noel and
Herta Field have disappeared
again inside Hungary and the
United States in attempting to
contact the Americans is getting
q ''runaround" from the Hun
garian government.
State Department spokesman
Henry Suydarn said that Chris
tian Ravndal, United States
Minister to Hungary. saw the
Fields at q Budapest residence
last November 18. After the
Hungarian government an
1ounced on December "a that
the Fields had requested and
received political asylum in
Hungary. Mr.. Ravndal visited
the residence only to find the
Fields gone.
Mr.. Suydam said that Mr..
Ravndal. upon inquiring at the
Hungarian Foreign Once on
Tuesday. was told that the Fields
were still at the residential adj
dress. An American representa-
tive again called at the resi-
dence on Wednesday and OBJ
tanned the information that the
Fields had not been there for
several weeks.
inquiries Futile.
EFT seems rather futile to pur-
sue inquiries at the Hungarian
Foreign Office under these cir
cumstances," Mr.. Suydarn said,
but he added later that he has
"no doubt that Mr.. Ravndal will
make further observations to the
Foreign Offlce."
Asked whether he could de-
scribe the caliber of information
which the Hungarian Foreign
Once has given the United
States. Mr.. Suydam replied that
he could, but he had better not.
Then he added: "A mild express
sion would be a runaround."
New Bizarre Note.
It was one more bizarre chap
ter In the case of the disappear
ing Field family. Noel's brother
Hermann, A, was freed by Com
munist Poland last October after
five years Imprisonment. Re-
Joined by his wife in November,
he dropped cut Of the public eye
somewhere in Switzerland. The
State Department has issued
him passport, but is not saying
precisely where he is or when he
is expected home.
Another member of the family
who disappeared behind the Iron
Curtain is Erika Glaser Wallach,
3i-year. old foster daughter of
the Noel Fields. She was last
reported in Soviet prison camp.
Evening star., 1955-01-07
Flood Crest in Wubush

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. Z IT,
Rain-swollen upper tributaries
sent q food crest rolling down
the Wabash River today for the
first time in two years. but no
serious flooding was expected.
The crest passed the city Of
Wabash today. fed hy Q rain
which measured 2.a7 inches ct
Berne.
Evening star., 1955-01-07
The Malone WoIkout

READ DORIS FLEEsoN-os what
Mrs. Mesto soid 10 Mrs. MoIone and
what MRS k,oIone sold to Mra Mesto.
Pose AIS.
WHERE THEY LlvE--Dssigser
George Nelson hos achieved . con-
Temporary feeling In bird house de-
sign, Sfsr sfoff Writer Betiy Miles
reports from ehieogo. See page D.7.
HEART As ARcHiTEcIi-Thomos
Jsftenon's .nfotuofion for . lovely
Ffeachwomon moy bove been memo
fioIizsd in the CopitoRs fomous
stotaofy Holl Ffoneis ?. DouoIo, finds
the story in he 10Th volume Of The
Pepen Of Thomas jefferson" psss
Ala
Evening star., 1955-01-07
Lute News
Bulletin
Dr.. Sheppord's Mother
Found Shot to Death

CLEVELAND (P). - Mrs.
Edythe Sheppard, 81, mother
Of DIR. Samuel HI. Sheppard
who was convicted last month
in his wife's murder, was
found shot to death today in
the home of another son, DR..
Stephen Sheppard. Mrs. Betty
Sheppard, wife of DIR. Steve,
told police she found her
mother -in-law lying in bed
with q revolver at her side.
Evening star., 1955-01-07
Overt Acts Listed
By Rover 10 Support
Laitimore Charges
Three Letters Described
As Showing Perjury
Before Senote Probe

BY Howard |. Dutkin

A number Of "overt acts" In
support Of three minor perjury
charges against Owen baltimore
today we're listed in q bill Of par
ticulars filed by United States
Attorney Leo A. Rover.
The bill was filed in the Crimi-
nal Clerks office at the United
States Courthouse.
It asserted that Mr.. baltimore
had been told by Karl A. Witt
fogel, former German Comrnu-
mist. that Cha'o Ting Chi. q Chi
nese ofiicial. was a Communist.
The bill Of particulars also
stated that q letter from Edward
C Carter, formerly of the Insti-
tute of Pacific Relations, fixed
the date of q meeting between
Mr.. baltimore and Constantin
Oumansky. former Soviet Ambas-
sador, as being before the Hitler
invasion Of the Soviet Union.
Other Letters Listed.
The document, in attempting
to show that Mr.. baltimore
handled the mail Of Lauchlin
Currie. former White House
aide, during a temporary ABB
sence Of Mr.. Currie, listed a let
ter allegedly written by Mr..
baltimore on White House
stationary to Mr.. Carter and an
other letter to Benjamin Kizer,
q former member Of the Insti-
tute Of Pacific Relations.
In the three minor counts Mr..
baltimore Is charged with lying
to the Senate Internal Security
subcommittee In 1851 and 1852
when he denied he had been told
that the Chinese official was a
Communist; when he denied
that he did not at Mr.. currie's
take care Of the latter's
mail at the White House; and
when he stated the Oumansky
was after the Hitler In
vasion.
Two other minor perjury
counts are included In the in
dictment. Mr.. baltimore is also
under second perjury indict-
nnent which accuses him OF lying
in stating to the subcommittee
that he was never a follower Of
the Communist Party line nor a
promoter Of Communist inter-
ests.
Tentative Trial Date Set.
Trial on the two indictments.
which are scheduled to be con-
solidated. tentatively had been
set for next Monday.
But Judge Luther w. Young
oani StiH mas under amusement
q motion by defense attorneys
to dismiss the second indictment. /
This being the case, Chief Judge
Bolitha J. Laws today said he
would instruct, counsel for both
sides to appear Monday to agree
on q new trial date.
Mr.. baltimore formerly was a
State Department consultant on
Far Eastern affairs. He Is now
on leave from q teaching post
at Johns Hopkins University. He
Is Q former editor Of the publi-
cation Pacific Affairs, produced
by the institute Of Pacific Rela-
tions. a private research organic
zation. At the time OF his
testimony, the subcommittee was
the impact Of sub
versive influences on American |
Far Eastern policy.
Evening star., 1955-01-07
New Hebrides Shoken

SYDNEY, Australia, Jan. Z
(P.-A series Of earth shocks
has rocked the New Hebrides
Islands since Wednesday morn
ing reports reaching here to-
day said. Houses were knocked
down and trees uprooted. but no
casualties were reported.
Evening star., 1955-01-07
Guide for Readers

Amnss'nts D-Il-i3'Lost, Found .-.A-3
Classified c-5-l5 Music .-@-- D-2
Comics D-zz-z3 Eobiisoy DIS
Crossword -.D-zz Rodio-Tv D-z0-zI
Editoriel A-i4lsporfs .----c-I-3
Edif1 Articles AIS Womon's
Fisencisl .---.B-23l Section Dbl
Have The Sfor Delivered 10 Ycus
Home Daily and Suaduy
Dial Sterling $500
Evening star., 1955-01-07

tsee MOVES. Page A-s.)
Evening star., 1955-01-07
Auto Show Section

Washington's 26th annual Automobile
show opens tomorrow at the National
Guard Armory. Today's Star carries q
pages Of news and advertising on the
Section q.
Evening star., 1955-01-07

Az Assoelo,eo pres. Newspope,
Evening star., 1955-06-09

Attractive income. Good
references. Phone JU. 5-1351
and ask for MR.. LLEWLLYN.
MEN-PART-T TIME WORK
3 ewes. and Sat. will earn you S2S
wkly. No car or exper. nee, bu
must be able to meet public. White
Apply 5:30-7 Pm, RIM. 705, 1915
p st. NV. %
Evening star., 1955-06-09
HELP-MEN

BOY. over 1e. to start work in
printing once: nightvork. Must
be able to read we'll Do not apply
If you work or go to school in the
daytime. Boy 64-K. Star. 10
MAN to work in nursery. ROIhs
AzALEA GARDENS. S211 Sligo
Greek Parkway, Takoma Park. Nd,
MAN wanted to apply tombstone OF
similar product. Must be familiar
with applying stone by mold
Should have truck and truck allow
ance paid Apply to CAPITOL CON-
TRACING CO.. 1919 Bethesda
ave. Bethesda, Md: OIL. 4-6l3
ask for Mr.. Southcott Ia
MAN for radio aS.a TV parts depart
ment with large distributor. OnlS
those having thorough experience
in successful operation of such de.
partment need apply. Good oppor.
tunity for steady position. EMER'
SON RADIO, 1922 14th st. NV.
MAN, experienced in meat cutting
willing to work IN other depart
ments. 5Ha days week. paid Vaea'
ton. Silver Spring vicinity. Boz
103-I,, Star 10
Evening star., 1955-06-09
SECRETARY

Top-sslaried, permanent position fpr
experienced. fast. alert. person in
busy real estate once, legal exper.
helpful. RE. 1851, Wo. o-3l25.
Evening star., 1955-06-09
MAINTENANCE
SUPERVISOR

Large, centrally located concern is
seeking a man, 25-35 yrs. Of age
with high school BACKGROUND to
handle general building main
tenance, ability to handle ofhce
routine and to get along with
varied group OF people are
essential; permanent position: rea-
sonable starting salary; merit In
cfeases: excellent company dement's.
Apply giving complete information
regarding personal data. education
and previous employment. Box 10
K, Star.
Evening star., 1955-06-09
PAINTERS
Experienced Only
JAFFE
q11 18th st. NV

VII 1.btn OF, NV.
PAPERHANGERS. steady work; dc
apgEoxS; 2rG,% Z Ieoms; So RI RI, Z. SSgs SSps
PATENT SEARCHER for mechanical
arts: Young man. experienced pre-,
ferred. otherwise must have good
mechanical aptitude. Ma. S-l36S.
PATENT sEARCHER. for chemical
arts: must have good knowledge Of
chemistry: yoSiipf ezpsrisnseds ,ssa pTs1etreS reg
PHARMiCIST, registered; evenings
+ TO 10 PM, daily and Sunday;
California; PHARMACY. x2I6@
PHARMACisT. atftSItiiTis' this is your chance
to become q partner while workins
for salary; S140 per week to start;
175 per week when partner. SoA
PaoTo atSi2 eoufoN s5fHi MEN and solicitors
and il am. wed. Thurs. Fri;
GRAY-LoWELL STUDIO, 502s
R. /. ave, Hyattsviils. Md. AP, Z
paoTo fsST COUPON sALEsMEN-Best
deal in town. 6l4 10th st. NV
pgahsfERER Ifh Il for repair on building.
We are
homes: steady work for, neat me
chanic. Must be able to drive truck
piIAA;sTTERERs "A; TEgsSss AND HELPERS
steady work, top mechanics only.
Apply Arlington blvd and Persnine
dr., Ari., Va. See foreman on JOB
PLUMBERS, experienced for residep-
tial work: only resident Of nearby
va. need apply. III N. Fairfax ST..
ptHMBfFs AleShseFiss' ksD Xs HELPERS. expert
enced. Call Evergreen 4-6001. after
Moons. between , and B. ~
for new suburban house
work: Md; must have car, hano
tools and journeyman' card. WA
7-6O3O, 8 am. to pm. =
PORTER for drug store, drivers per:
init, exper.. refs. 9:}0 to D pm, nc
sun. coll Bunker Hill rd. ne,
PORTER for liquor store, must have
refs. and drivers permit. G. d b.
LIQUORS. 800 Mass. ave. nv;
experienced. Quality and
production combined. Immediate
perm. position. 502l Conn. ave.
PkESsER. for woolens and household
goods: experienced only. Apply
arg 14th st. NV. -lO
Evening star., 1955-06-09

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN with ex.
perience to round out our selling
stan in air-conditioned. pleasant
ONCE. Scheduled floor time, adver-
tisins Saleable homes. new and old'
owner broker will assist you in clos
ing; do all your financing, conclude
the settlement and hand you pig
check. Real opportunity If you are
Aggressive. Multiple listing realtor,
FRED J. GEORGE. IA. S-677T;,
REAL ESTATE statesmen. Ariing-
ton and nearby Va; experienced
full time, needed at once: Subdl,,,
vision and used house sales; Gail I
ii0O S. Glebe I'd, Arlington, Va
REAL ESTATE statesmen - Have
openings for two full-time sales
men. Va. area. Exper. not neceS-
sary. Training program avail
Must have own car. Call for appt:
ROUTH ROBBINS REAL ESTATE
CORP, XII. $4,000. -12 :,
REAL ESTATE-Men or women, full
or part time; to sell custom-built
homes. Unlimited leads. No real
estate license needed: no car needed
r n BEST, OIL. $4,000. IL
Evening star., 1955-06-09

DESK CLERK, sober, PIX expert
ence; hours 4 to IL pm. Ex.
DisH%SxsHING isHf%SIxsHING MACHINE OPER-
ATORS to help with general kitchen
work: colored, aged 20 to 40; GOOD
character references, neat appear
enee: b-dsy wk.. no Sat. or sun. /:
~ start. $40: meals, uniforms, va
oation provided, Apply 1900
6eorgia ave, JOHNS HOPKINS
UNIV.. between ] and 8 Pm.
Evening star., 1955-06-09
HELP-MEN

LAUNDRY SUPERVISOR, to take
laundry. Give. experience. age and
salary desired. Replies confidential
Box 17S-L. Star. -l0
LlQCOR Statesmen (21, for busy
downtown store: good sal. for those
who qualify. APEX LIQUOR. 633
MSrTRsss "a HSf nv; TG;urrKR ,xn.r. 90 Iood
fNGToN MATTRESS CO.. 321 L
Evening star., 1955-06-09
HELP MEN

SERVICE DISPATCHEK-Large ma
tional concern in ONCE equipment
industry has opening for youni
man. not oyer so yrs: must havi
pleasant telephone personality. b,
fair typist and exper. in keeping
Saturdays. Phone Ma. s-s2os. Mrs
Harrell. or apply 1906 N. H. ave
NV. bet. 0 and 11:30 and to s
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
perm. position, good starting salar,
plus. comm. Modern ESQ station
Apply in person. See W. H. Craven
BULL RUN SERVICE CENTER
Halfway 29-211, 4 mi west o.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Experienced in selling and lubrica
sales 6-day week. weekday ofi
References; Apply MEYERS SUN
oCo SERVICE. 2125 14th st. NV
Ill
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
car washing, tire repairing anc
general service station work; in
surance plan, vacation with pay
Apply BINSTED ESQ SERVICE
CENTER, 4Sl2 Macarthur blvd
NV. 10
SEhNllE SIA1IUN AI1ENDANI
white. fabrication exper. and good
salesman, local refs, SO day, plui
comm. and vac. BARRON'S SUMO
CO SERVICE Wis. ave. and River
rd. %
SERVICE STATION shift manager
must be experienced and have loca
references; top salary and commits
sion. Apply in person. w. A. BAR.
BER ESQ sERvICENTER. 1ott
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Must pe neat and energetic, Ole
GEORGETOWN rd. and Wilson lane
Bethesda. OIL. 6-5454. .
SERVICE STATION SALESMAN; full
time shift operator. Excel working
conds., 64-hr. wk., regular day on
uniforms furn., vacations with pay
group disqualification and insurance
carried on each employe at no ex.
pense to employe. Must have refs.
be sober, exper, and have the abil'
ity to meet the public and sell.
I also have jobs avail. for part-timI
man as shift operator in the eve
ningS from 4 p. m. to IL D.m. SCI
Mr.. Costello, UNIVERSITY ESSC
SERVICE, 2100 Pa. ave. NV. aftel
= pm. on Fri, June 10 and NJ
phone calls.
SHEET-METAL MECHANICS-Expe.
rienced. No duct work. Call OIL
Evening star., 1955-06-09
HELP-MEN tcont.I
BANK TRAINEES
Hish School Grads. q to "a

hlRh Scnool GRADS, II 10 "a
Excellent Future
EMPIRE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
Rm. ll0l. Warner Bldg. NE. $500!
BARBER WANTED. colored. apply
1925 New Jersey ave. NV. %
BIBLE SALESPEOPLE
Wanted to introduce of the most
beautiful and complete Bibles in
the world TO every home in Wash
ington. Maryland and virginia. A
bible for every home. Top COM
mission paid to experienced Bible
people Check eYerv week, also
monthly check plus deposits COL
lected at time Of sale. Four will
be appointed as sales and district
managers If you are interested
in becoming a part of the largest
Bible distributors In the world. YOU
may see Mr.. R L. WALL. g to
Q pm. Hotel Washington. for in
teryieW. No phone calls please. %
Evening star., 1955-06-09

MEN; ONCE, sales, mechanical, tech
nical positions. FREE reg. PAY no
fee unless placed. BOYD'S (Est:
40 Yrs.l, cor. @ and 18th. All
kinds -WAlcnme
Evening star., 1955-06-09

SALESMEN-If you can sell and
have the desire and ability to con-
tact people, we can offer you the
opportunity to ioin a large Chey.
rolet dealer organization. Outstand-
ing compensation plan, demonstra-
tor furnished and other emplQye
benefits. Telephone MI, Davis fol
seeS'nenias soN caEvRoERr aG SsSIS SALES AR! nc.
14th and Florida ave. NV. --12
SALESMEN--Let US show YOU how
to go into business for yourself on
full or part-time basis without
investment. Selling. clothing for
men. women and children. furni-
sFfRhSc saEs hfS caDRli'nSssfsR FL SsRAMseoNy MAeSy e6 aS
sAGasMENN1f EH YOU YOU are making only
line, why not step into the higher
income brackets with Americas
No. / automobile. Selling expert
ence, not necessarily automotive,
is required. Come in any after
RXTl5 R1TE MSTSk S%SSH1SSToh S9i slsO ofSSs4 GSSN
CHEVROLET DEALER"
SALESMEN-Immediate. permanent
must be at least 2s years Of age
car necessary. You will work witt
qualified appointments only. Sal.
ary and q fixed draw with monthly
settlement. also quarterly and year.
ly bonuses; paid vacations. We arr
one of the leaders In our field
High-type men only need apply
MR.. LEONARD. LA. 6-2666. Q In
to 6 pm p
statesmen, can earn 5000 to S30t
a week, to sell sewing machines
vacuum cleaners or washing ma.
chimes. Home demonstrations by ap'
pointment, car essential. weekly
bonus; opportunity to become sale:
manager for one Of the Nation,
largest sewing machine companies
Apply 1927 H st. ne. between
1890 am. and 1890 pm. Ii. g.
34S4.
SALESMEN--2 men to sell and
supervise the installation of Johns
Manville roofing and siding prod
ucts on q profit-sharing basis. Boz
1O2-L, Star, -lb
Evening star., 1955-06-09

CREDIT MANAGER; ige. auto deal
ership. Accounts receivable and
credit reports. Good salary, vaca-
fits. COAST-1N PONTIAC CO. 407
Florida ave. ne, Ii. $1,000, %
CREDIT AND COLLECTION MEN,
make good money, with or without
experience: permanent position. Ask
for Mrs. Yeattes at MARVINS. f34
18th st NV.
DAiRYMAN wanted, to take charge
Of registered Holstein herd milking
parlor and loaflng sheds. under
construction now: house and utilt-
ties furnished. E. /. ELDREDGE,
The plains O-AAl -I2
Evening star., 1955-06-09
BOB'S STUDIO

131 15th st. NE. Ii. 8-51O2
caSHeSsaEs aoorsS 6 v wHSrGG N pa9t te Tste or
mission basis. Good opportpnity
to earn lucrative home improve
ment business. RA. 6-4399. %
CARPENTERS, steady work, good
pay: Lake Bancroft lob; of Sleepy
Mal6rSok stansSSl.x to crSssTeods possp6G, Or and
CHRFENTERs, see Mr. B. Lewis. io out
Mass. ave. 2 miles beyond West
moreland Circle, right on Melbourne.
Corbin rd, to Cromwell drive, at
CARPENTERS 1o,. open shop
Report ready for work at Eastover
shopping center, s. Capitol St.
opposite Glassmanor. A. X. WAL
CARPENTER, experienced in home
Improvement work. MR.. coFFEY
cARpENTEks. ENTERS $3.50 per hour; Is con-
crete form work; report ready for
csRPENTERs, VSpR eaperteneed aSs; nT framine
Apply to MR.. RAMSEY. Washing
ton Estates, 10th and Kipling park
way. District Heights. Md. -
CARPENTER, good on remodeling:
own car and tools; permanent. lob:
vacations with nay: start 81. Apply
SECO. S101 Schrider ST.. Silver
Spring. Md, 8 to 10 am. or ) to
CaRPENTERs t2,. first class: non
union; 81 per hour. Opportunity for
advancement for qualified men. 10.
T-0l11. 10
CARPENTER. finished only need
apply. Remodeling, steady, year.
round work: must have drivers
license. Age 30 to As. LO. 4-0S7S
CARPENTERS-Exp in remodel
ing. Call Mr. STEVENS, COUNTY
HOME IMPROVEMENT, VIII. g.
1882. %
CARPENTERS WANTED
APPLY 2112 VARNUM ST. NE.
Evening star., 1955-06-09
ROIJTEMAN

ROUTEMAN
The ice cream season has started.
This year Jack and jill drivers are
earning more than ever before. due
to our tremendous advertising cam
paign. The kids are waiting for the
Jack and Jill man. Get in on the
big earnings. Apply any day, incl.
Sat. and Sun. am. to . pm.
JACK & JILL ICE CREAM CO..
1419 L st. Sc. ~
SALES AND MANAGEMENT trainee,
excel. career opport. with one OF
Amsricas leading So5aDs eS%psniss age
with washington BACKGROUND. Start
ing salary S400 and leading. to
very substantial income. Call MR..
HOLLEMAN. DI. 7-0333; ewes, OIL.
2-4164. 10
SALESMAN. exper. in calling on
retail grocery. drug. or beverage
outlets; excel. opportunity with
estab. successful national organ
ization. Phone MR.. PAUL, Otis A.
1888. .
SALESMAN. watch materials, tools.
etc. To the trade. Local and terri
tory; must have auto. Call Arthur
Wodiska at SOBEL BROS, E3.
3-6060.
SALESMANs representing nALlonal
manufacturer calling on established
trade among electrical jobbers. Sal.
ary and incentive bonus. all ex-
penses paid. Company car sup
piled. State age, past earnings
and experience. All inquiries CIV
ing full details guaranteed re-
sponse. Box Size, Star. -12
SALESMAN, experienced selling BIZ
cycles or sporting goods, Pull time
position for inside selling. Apply
424 9th st, NV. -12
SALESMAN, JEWISH, 30-60. Must
own good car. Clean cut, neat and
pleasant. No seasonal slump. High
est commissions, group ins. We train
you fully. Phone MR.. HERBERT,
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