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The Sidney herald., 1955-12-15

wisconsin. She tells us there is
lots Of snow and ice both in the
cities and Wisconsin, similar to
present weather conditions here.
She reports a very enjoyable visit
with family and friends but is
happy to have arrived home be-
fore the break in the weather
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Sax and
family of Superior, Wisconsin Wis
lted at the Merrill and Floyd Sax
homes last week end. Les is in
the dairy business milking 1872
COWS. He also works for the rail-
road during most of the year.
Some 25 years ago Merrill and
Les homesteaded on adjoining
land along the Missouri river
near Banks, N. D., in Mckenzie,
county. They both sold the home
Steads to their brother Arley. who
recently sold the land to the gov
eminent as part of the Garrison
reservoir.
Eston Sobolik will arrive home
Saturday from st. Thomas Acad-
envy in st. Paul to visit here
through the holidays.
Mrs. Christine Davidson of
Portal, NJ. OAK, is visiting in
Sidney at the home of her sister.
Mrs. Walfred Wekander. and
among other relatives and
friends. Mrs. Davidson came to
Sidney from Jerome, Ida, where
she has been with a daughters
family for several weeks, and
will visit here indefinitely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Klette were
Minot visitors last week, making
the trip by car. Their daughter,
Antonette, who is a student at
Concordia College, Moorhead,
Mimi, will arrive home next
week to spend the midwinter
vacation with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Radke left
Monday owe the Northern Pa
cific from Glendive for Visalia,
California, where they will visit
a sister of Mr.. Radke and her
Later they will visit his
brother at San Diego and spend
some time visiting in Long Beach.
They plan to be at home, at the
north of Lambert. about
the middle of March.
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-15
WCTU Meets at
LOnSdaIe Church

The regular meeting of the
WCTU was held last Friday night
at the Lonsdale Methodist church.
The session was led by the hon
orary members. Rev. LaMance led
the devotions. Mr.. Mutt gave a
very interesting talk on high
way construction; Mr.. French on
Water, and Rev. McL,ain on
whats Wrong with TAKING a
Drink" All were very educa-
tiOnal.
A beautiful Christmas solo was
sung by Emma Bell. Two films
were shown after which a fine
dinner was enjoyed by all.
The next meeting will be held
at the home Of Mrs. Williams with
Mrs. Vossberg co-hostess January
8. All members are urged to be
there and everyone is invited to
attend.
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-15
OBITUARY
OttO WilfOrd Backes

Otto MILFORD Backes was horn
August 9, 1912, at Lambert. Mon
tana, the son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Bernard A. Backes. He received
his education in the Lambert
school. Mr. Backes was associated
with his father in farming and
business ventures. Mr.. Backes was
married to Marie Anne Provost
on January IS, 1941, at Lambert.
Montana, where they made their
home.
Otto Backes is survived by his
wife, five children, Kenneth.
Burnadette, Barbara, Keith and
Theresa Marie, all of Lambert, his
mother, Mrs. Katherine A. Backes
OF Lambert, and a sister. Mrs.
Patrick Shevlin of Miles City.
Montana.
Preceding him in death are his
father, Bernard A. Backes and
two brothers who died in infancy.
Committal rites will be held for
Mr.. Backes at 1920 a. m. at St.
Theresa's Catholic cemetery in
Lambert on Friday, December Is.
Funeral arrangements are in
charge Of the Cloyd Mortuary.
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-15
lndependent
Basketball In
Full Swing

Independent basketball is in
full swing with the formation of
the Bi-County Independent Bas-
ketbau League. President John
Prison announced the results of
the first Sundays play. Last
Sunday at the high school gym
the Legion won over the Silver
Boot and the Vets beat Savage.
Both were hard fought games and
indicated that |all teams are
evenly matched which will make
the league one of interest. Fair
view went to Culbertson and
played two over-times and the
game was still tied so it was
decided that another game be
scheduled to play off the tie. The
following is the schedule of the
remaining games:
Dec. 10 - Legion at Savage
200; Culbertson VS. Silver Boot
at Sidney 200; Vets VS.. Fairview
at Sidney $3.50.
January 8 Savage at Fair
view 1.UO, Legion at CulbertSOn
300; Vets VS.. Silver Boot at Sid
ney 200.
January Is Culbertson at
Savage 200; Fairview VS.. Silver
Boot at Sidney 200; Vets VS.. Le-
gion at Sidney $50.
January % - Silver Boot at
Savage 200; Vets at Culbertson
300; Legion at Fairview 200.
TEAM RECORD
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-15
THE SIDNEY HERALD
Thursday, Dec. IS. 1855

staffs, prior to leaving for Wash
lngton to join his secretarial staff.
Amsberry was formerly affiliated
with newspapers in Helena.
For the Sportsman. Give him
a FiSherman's Friend. The most
complete handy gadget made.
TURNER DRUG co. 47-2tc
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-15
NOTICE,

NOTICE, ADVERTISERS
The Herald will feature
Christmas and New Years
Greetings TO patrons and friends
of local business concerns in
its next two issues. Remember
that you reach most of your
trade territory patrons with
these messages of Christmas
sentiment and appreciation of
their personal and trade Good
viii by this means. The Christ
mas and New Years. issues of
The Herald with its pages tenn
ing with these PersonaIized
Seasons Greetings are Com
munity Builders. We have on
hand the most beautiful and
expressive lines of Greetings
for both occasions The Herald
has ever been able to offer and
we will contact all local BUSH
ness concerns the last of this
week and the first of next week
SO that all who wish may greet
their patrons and other friends
through this medium. These
greetings in each copy of The
Herald r read by entire fami-
lies.
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-15
PERSONALS

Rick Trevor Of the Sidney
School of Dance, will leave Sat
urday by car to spend the Christ
mas holidays in Miami, Fla. His
mother, Mrs. Ruth Trevor, will
join him on the trip to Dickin-
son, N. Oak. and they will visit
relatives in Denver, San Antonio
and New Orleans. MIR. Trevor will
return to Sidney to resume dance
classes on January 3, while his
mother will remain in Miami to
make her home.
Marge Edmondson, senior at
Montana State University at Mis-
soula, and daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Elton B. Edmondson, Sidney.
has done some illustrations for
the Venture Magazine, student
literary magazine due off the
press the first week of the winter
quarter.
Ray Whiting took Mrs. Whit
ing's mother, Mrs. H. H. Gar
grave, to Culbertson Tuesday
HIO!Illds 70 IeaVe from there by
Iraln 1or her home in Larimore,
n. LAX. MRS. Gargrave spent
tnree weeks IN Sidney with her
daughters family and was here
70 welcome a new little grand
daughter, Kay Lynn. born Thurs
day, Dec. /, at the Community
Memorial Hospital.
Miss Barbara Rounce will ar
rive home by train Monday from
San Francisco to spend the Holt
days. Miss Rounce is teaching in
the Public School System in San
Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Gould Of
Culbertson visited briefly in Sid
ney last Thursday. The Goulds
were on their way to Apache
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-15
COMMUNITY
By HOmemakers Club

The Brorson Homemakers club
met at the John Cundiff home
Tuesday. This was the yearly
Christmas party with the ex-
change of gifts. In spite of bad
weather all but three members
were present. At this meeting
officers were elected for the COM
ing year as follows: Mrs. Joe
Gartner, president, Emma Ras-
mussen, vice-president, and Mrs.
Art Miller, secretary = treasurer.
The club members are to make
up a basket of food to be taken
to the Sidney Home for the
Aged for their Christmas gift.
Mrs. Jerry ObergfeI gave a
party Wednesday evening in
honor of Billy Junior Cundiff.
The occasion was in celebra-
ton of his birthday.
Russell Larson has been con-
fined to his home for a few
days with a bad cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe GARNER
were Sunday dinner guests at the
John Cundiff ST.. home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Gartner call
ed at the G. w. Rasmussen home
Monday evening.
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-15
TEAM RECORD
CARD OF THANKS

We would like to thank all of our
friends and neighbors for their help
and comfort during our recent be-
reavement. Our special thanks to the
Rehbein families, Mrs. Floyd Lyon.
Mrs. John Krappman and Mrs. Ed
Alercon for their help during our
mothers long illness and at the
time of her death, and to our family
throughout time of sorrow. Your
help and thoughtful consideration at
all times viii never be forgotten.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert LightfieId
and family. M
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-15
DENZIL YOUNGS PARENTS
OF BABY GIRL

Mr.. and Mrs. Denzil R. Young
Of Baker, Montana, are the par
ents OF a baby girl, Marcia Ann,
born Dec. 5, according to word
received here at the home of
Denzil's uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. r. Hurry and aunt,
Mrs. Eva Carey. Mrs. Young
will be remembered by friends
here as Marlene Corey, a former
member Of the Sidney grade
school faculty. Mr.. and Mrs.
Young have one other child, Mary
Paula, two years old.
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-15
FORMER SIDNEY / r
ENLISTS IN WAC

MISS Karen Jean Rindahl.
Wheelock, N. D., and formerly of
Sidney, enlisted in the Women's
Army Corps Dec. 5.
Pvt. Rindahl attended Sidney
high school for a period of time
in 1953-54 and later moved to
North Dakota with her parents,
John Rindahl and Blanche Rim
dahl.
She will take her basic train
ing at Fl. Mcclellan, Alabama the
new seven million dollar home
for the WAC.
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-15
Otto w. Backes
Found Dead In
Service Station

Otto W. Backes, a local ranch
er, who has lived in RichIand
county for the past 43 years was
found dead in his service station
at Lambert known as the Red &
White Service Station, on Sunday
by his wife. Mr.. Backes was
found suspended by the neck
from a banister railing which
surrounded the stairway to the
basement of the station.
A statement from the offices of
the County Coroner, County At
torney and Sheriff revealed that
death was %occasioned by suicide
but that their investigation into
the Circumstances surrounding the
death from interviews with the
immediate family, relatives,
friends and statements from local
physicians, who knew MIR. Backes
both personally and professionally
revealed that he was suffering
from a mental disorder of a de-
pressive nature and was tempor-
arlly insane when the act of sui
eide was committed
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-15
Oongre SSrnan
flares Secretary
Is Visitor Here

Benton L. Amsberry, represent
ing United States Congressman
Orvln B. Flare was a visitor in
sidney laSA week, calling ON
friends of the Congressman in
Guiding the radio and newspaper
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-15
LEGION DEFEATS
SILVER BOOT

The American Legion basket
ball team defeated the Silver
Boot last Sunday afternoon by
the score of 81 to as. High point
man for the Legion team was
John Prison with % and for the
Silver Boot, Eugene Miller IA.
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-15
LIBRARY NOTICE

The Sidney Public Library will
be closed beginning Christmas
Eve through December 26.. and
New Years Eve through January
2.
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-15
nOted.

Why not give a place setting
in China? See our beautiful
patterns in Franciscan Fine
China. HOTEL
47-2tc
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-15
MARRIAGE

Monte R. Berry and Vivian
Falkenhagen, both of Fairview,
Dec. IA.
Kenneth Marker and Dolly
Baxter, both Of Sidney, Skaar
Rt., Dec. IA.
Evening star., 1955-06-14
HELP MEN
MANAGER TRAINEE

For fast-Eroving finance company;
age 81 to So; will be given COM
plete training in all phases of
consumer finance business leading
to management of branch ofiee
Must have car. Good starting sal
person. 1923 Rhode Island ave.
Evening star., 1955-06-14
THE PRUDENTIAL ms C(

America has an opening for Steno..
typist. Permanent employment, at
tractive working conditions. 371a.
hour, 5-day week; central Silver
Spring location. Eig BLDG. Coles
vile rd.. telephone JU. S-2S02.
Evening star., 1955-06-14

SHOE statesmen. exper. only; full
or part time; liberal salary and
comm. JOSEPH DE YOUNG. 1906
F ST. NV. -1b
SHOE statesmen, family shoe store;
experienced: steady Job, top salary.
1856 Wilson blvd. Arl., JA. 7-2004.
SHOE statesmen, experienced, good
future; apply at 1345 F st. NV
SLATE nRoooFER. experienced. Call
EN-. 2-1105 after 6. -16
SOLICITORS, for photo studio. Sal.
airy and comm. Apply 9-l2. 1880
Wilson blvd, Arl.. Va.
SPOTTER, must be able to give
quality work on silk and wool; state
age. color and experience. Box
STEN0GRAPHER, young, $500 mo-
typist-bkpr.. SIS wk.; bkpr. acct;
some exper., SIS wk. Miss Bell
at BoYD's, 700 18th, cor G NV,
INA. S-2340.) (Est. 40 years.
Evening star., 1955-06-14

DRIVERS, helpers, packers: expert
enced. 4939 st. Elmo ave. CUR
tbs MOVING g. STORAGE CO.
DRIyER-CLERK, part time. Neigh
borhood drugstore. Must have Is
year -old permit. Experienced pre-
ferred; 81 per hour. FRIENDSHIP
PHARMACY, EN-. 3-26l6. -l5
tion work: car furnished: must
have D. c card. Apply 7:30 An
or $50 pm DOWD'S ELECTRIC
CO. 44ls Conn. ave IA,
Win
APPROX, Q yrs. experience in d; C.;
GOOD pay: permanent Job: excellent
Chance Of advancement. Call EN-
2-1233, bet. 8 and Y pm. only;
ELECTRICIANS, commercial and In
dustriai work; only iirst-claSS me-
chanics need apply FAYCO ELEC-
TRIO, LA. 6-327S. 20
Evening star., 1955-06-14

Position with a future. AAA-1 sales
trainee, $3.50 years Of age, for
Wash, D.. c.. area Mechanical
background desired; some sales ex-
per. helpful but not necessary. Sal
airy, commission, travel expenses
while training: eventual relocation
to your own territory. Must have
car. Call our district ONCE Mon.
day and Tuesday. TU. 2-S663. i 4
SALESMAN, to sell dry cleaning
machinery in nearby areas; must
have experience. Box BOX, Star.
sALESMAN-Young man for life in
surance career. Large company.
Guaranteed earnings. siE. S.2s40.
young man, neat, in
teligent: wants to build for the
future. Must be interested In sell
ing, also have knowledge OF color
mission with opportunity for ad-
vancement. State age and expert
ence and inclose snapshot If pos
Sible. Box 493-L. Star. --15.
SALESMAN, age 25-35. high grade,
for permanent Job with nationally
known manufacturer. All company
promotions made from sales force.
insurance, retirement, etc. lnot
ough training. Income guaranteed
Box 2S3-E. Star. Ia
to sell display and florist
materials. White, Willing to DC
some travelling. Only those with
sincere interest apply to Box 145-L
Star, giving full particulars. --15
SALESMAN-Young man withr2 oi
3 years experience in mems and
boys wear in modern, new store;
good salary; excellent chance fol
advancement. Call LO. 5-1717.
excel. salary and comm.
expanding our sales organization
To contact purchasing agents ir
estab. protected local terri. Fines
trade classification solicited, con
slant repeat volume sales. Oul
sanitary supplies and equipment arr
well known and highly accepted
Sales training program. Gar re
ouired.
Dixie Janitor Supply Co., Inc
210 Mass. Ave. NV. ST. 3-790(
Evening star., 1955-06-14
AMBITIOUS
MAN

To train for DISTRICT
SALES MANAGER. One
capable of training and su-
pervising 10 or more sales
men in the Metropolitan
Area: no travelling; applicant
should be between R6-45
years old, have a car. and
experience in direct-to-con-
sumer sales management;
over 8 generations of sue
cess is based on our high
caliber field management
training; annual average
earnings in excess of $10,-
600 first year. The success of
4 our entire organization is
based on repeat business,
engineered sales. low pressure
tactics and most thorough
field training. This may be
your opportunity. You can
determine for yourself by
telephoning Mr.. PAUL A.
TONEMAN, District man
ager, Woodner Hotel. HU.
3-6373, between 8 am. and
z pm. Tuesday or Wednes-
day. giving complete details
and qualifications to ar.
range q personal interview.
Evening star., 1955-06-14
HELP-MEN

ELECTRICIANS, and experienced
helpers, new work only, car neces-
sary. Good pay and working con-
Sitsisss ssSs; s4enines cah ~ and sunday. Dn ip p
2-49S6 lie
man card and D G. drivers per-
nit. MAISEL ELECTRIC CO.. 2433
18th st. NV. CO. 5-959S. lis
ELECTRICIAN, first class: top pay
for right man. AID. 2-7933, RE.
7-36a6. Ia
ENGINEERS, all kinds openings, To-
cal and others; $500 to $1,000 VI.
up. Mr.. Ford, at BOYD'S, cor. G
and 18th NV. (NA. S-2340), est.
Evening star., 1955-06-14

COUNTERMAN, white; good lob for
over 81. Apply FOREMOST DELI;
CATESSEN, 5406 Queens Chapei
Md liz
Evening star., 1955-06-14
HELP-MEN

DENTAL TEcHNICIAN, fun time. top
souTaEAsT sss6-fnH DENTAL OF LAg LAepS Il Il
Mss; ave; Sc; 70; 2;23oo; Ll6
dept: must be experienced in hn-
ishine. JOHN6ON-MILLER DENTAL
LABORATORY, 1873 K st. n.w.-17
Evening star., 1955-06-14

t2). top salary, must
have own tools. Foreign car ex-
perience desirable, but not neces-
sary. Call Service Manager. Mr..
sPRfNG se1snSe AUTo CRY. sl51 agHiS aeoEEis
Evening star., 1955-06-14

Crew Managers With Crews
EARN $500 TO $500 EVERY WEEK
statesmen with negative" sales
ability; 5000 every week.
Evening star., 1955-06-14

o62 Wayne Ave, Silver Spring, Nd.
Evening star., 1955-06-14
HElP-MEN

SALEsMEN-2 men to sell and
supervise the installation Of Johns
Manville roofing and siding prod
ucts on profit-shariM1 basis. Box
102-L. Star. -15
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
white. fabrication exper., and good
salesman: local refs; $40 per day.
nihs commission and vacation
BARRON'S SUNOCO SERVICE STA
TON, Wis. ave. and River I'd. NV.
sHEET-METAL MECHANICs-Expe-
rienced. No duct work. Call Oh
SHEET SHEET METAL MECHANICS. or
helpers with duct work experience.
Call Ju. 9;3s31 after. pm. -16
SHIFT MGR. to work In new gas
station. Exper. and reference.
SHOE SALESMAN. responsible family
man. excellent position: must be
thoroughly experienced fitting chill
dren's shoes; confidential. Box 4S3-
SHOE H'A SALESMAN. experienced in
shoes for the family. l031 N. High
land, Arl. tClarendon), IA. 2-43SS.
SHOE SALESMAN, exper. in shoes
for the family. 1881 N. Highland,
AFl (ClareudOnl IA n-A3SR 20
Evening star., 1955-06-14
HELP-woMEN tconi.l

ASSISTANT B0OKKEEPER; prom
tnent civic organization: $4,000
per year, $500 after 8 months:
douhle-entry bookkeeping. some
typing: center location: 30 hours
per week: employe benefits. ST.
3-3535. IA
ASST. RESIDENT MGR.
For garden apt. development real
estate once. Typing. simple book
keeping, and ability to meet the
public essential. Good salary and
apt. S6I9 PineY Branch rd., Silver
Spring. Md. JU. Sill --l6
AUToMOTIvE TITLE AND SETTLE
MENT CLERK. Finance com. or au-
tomotive exper. essential. Top start
ing salary. Call Mr.. Brown, AUTO
WHOLESALERS INC, Ii. 3-SS00.
BAKERY DECORATOR, also familiar
with catering; experienced only;
hours 5 am. to Pm. Reply Box
l0S-L. Star.
Evening star., 1955-06-14
ENGINEERS

ENGINEERS
CRAFTSMEN
EXCEPTIONAL
CAREER
OPPORTUNITIES
Openings exist in the
following fields for
persons with either
broad or specialized
experience:
PROPULSION
STRUCTURES
ELECTRICAL
ELECTRONICS
AERODYNAMICS
HEAT TRANSFER
INSTRUMENTATION
SERVO-MECHANISM
NUCLEAR REACTORS
MECHANICAL
DESIGN
FLUTTER &
VIBRATIONS
Many high-level po-
sitions with very
substantial salaries.
Engineers without air
craft or missile expe-
rience find they make
the transition easily.
Opportunities for ad-
vanced study provided
by local universities and
com pany - sponsored
courses.
Martin, located in
suburban Baltimore,
provides the most
modern working con-
ditions. Liberal re-
location allowances
and attractive en-
ploye benefits, in
cluding company
paid pension plan.
Evening star., 1955-06-14
hELP-WoMEN

CLERK-TYPIsT. exper. helpful but
not essential: 40-hrs, b-day vk.;
excel company BENEFITS 70 the one
~nS SEARS. fRashFs5i Ro5EsucPK ePPi iANb co.
2S00 WILSON Blvd. ARL.. Va.
COLLECTION WOMAN
Must be thorouEhly experienced in
collections and skip tracing. EYs
cellent salary. LONGS. T31 TN
st. NV. -l4
COUNTERG1RL, white. private cafe
teria-snack bar: neat reliaoie, aole
to operate cash register, 6-day
week. paid vacation holidays and
other BENEFITS. state sgss sxpsrienhsS; nee
1871, Star. -l6
COUNTERGIRL, white: no exper.
necessary: nightwork. DIXIE PIG
BARBECUE, Marlboro pike and
Bennings rd. Sc, 10. S-4333. --l5
CREDIT CLERK, experienced, rou-
tine work. typing necessary. 5-oay
week. aforementioned office. Apply
in person. afternoons only, to Mrs.
Strauss. MAJOR MASTERPIECES.
INC, oil Gth st. NV. Ia
CREDIT CLERK, MGR. 5000, exper.
pref, for installment clothing store:
sI0si excellent salary ana I1ioI w9EkinS eonSi nSl-
737 7th st. NV.
DRUG CLERK, exper. In cosmetic
sales; top salary plus commission.
Apply in person, DRUG LANE, 1929
Riggs rd.. Chillum, Nd. HA. q
3434. lie
DRUG AND COSMETIC CLERK
Must be exper; $50 plus commis-
sion: no Suns Apply SCHWARTZ
PHARMACY. 1909 Conn. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1955-06-14
ROUTEMAN

1GOO Z I1V1111N
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 g. JILL ICE CREAM CO.
l419 L st. sc. -22
Evening star., 1955-06-14
COOK

Roast: top restaurant experience
necessary; sober; top salary. fun
dement's; references required. Phone
Mr. COHEN, EX. 3-3411 between
$50 to 1870 am. 4 to 8 pm. only.
'O "a
CoUNTERMAN, white; good lob for
reliable man or college student
over Il. Apply FOREMOST Dell;
CATESSEN, 5406 Queens Cnapel
I'd, w Hyattsyille. Nd. Ia
Crew Managers With Crews
EARN $500 TO $500 EVERY WEEK
statesmen with negative sales
ability; 5000 every week.
Do you have q live-wire crew that's
raring to go into action immedl.
ateiy selling an Intangible" that
offers year-round sales with no
slack periods? Or can you recruit,
and womenY Every man is fur
nished with qualified prospects to
guarantee an average income IN ex-
cess Of 5000 weekly. tNo canvasslng
permitted.) You will be taught our
tried and proven sales methods IN
the field and you will be amazed sd
intangibie" is sold with our low
pressure negative approach" we
cooperate with our men In the
once and IN the field, we, do not
ask you to live an promises, no
waiting for commissions tevery day
is payday. (No credit, no serVic-
ing, no deliyeries.l You must pc
bondable, have car, and be free 70
travel Our representatives with
reverse sales ability. are consist
entity the highest paid in America
today. We are considered the most
npoeressive organization Of its kind
the leader in its field. Our ex-
cancies IN Virginia. MARYLAND and
West Virginia. Write Immediately
stating your background. expert
ence and particulars. interviews
will be arranged at once. BOX
l09-L, Star.
Evening star., 1955-06-14

YOUNG MAN, white, to learn thea
ter business: mechanically in
clined; willing to. work long hours:
Bnx I30-K. star. IA
YOUNG MAN, 90 to 25 to learn en-
velope manufacturing business.
H. S. grad, good oppor. for right
man. We are a prominent Wash;
organization. For interview call
Mr.. HUNT, DU. 1887 from 9 tc
Young 3JiS4 a'M MEN to teach ballroom
ming work. Z to 10 pm. Experienee
not necessary; we train you. Apply
In pefson, VICTOR STUDIOS, 1890
Conn. ave. NV. 10
Evening star., 1955-06-14
HELP-MEN
SAIES ESTIMATOR
SALES TRAINING

Household furniture estimating ex-
perience preferred, top salary, per-
Evening star., 1955-06-14
ROIITEMAN

We have q well-established route
open for an ambitious man with
some sales experience. Wonderful
opportunity for a sober and re-
liable man who will service pres
ent customers and solicit new busi-
ness. Guaranteed salary and COM
mission, Apply CENTRAL CLEAN
ERS. 323 Carroll st. NV. -l5