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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-03

written or telegraphic statements
of objection to the Detroit District
Engineers office by June 10.
Evening star., 1955-11-20
statesmen

MA AA-AA-4AN< AfA&-S4
DICTOGRAPH ma
tional manufacturer
with a half century OF
success and expansion
has openings in a new
division for top flight
men who are available
Immediately.
Age is no barrier. If you
have a car and the need
to earn $3.50 and up per
week, we invite you to
join our sales staff. We
have openings in Va,
Md. and the District. No
travelling sary.
Selling experience is
valuable but not es-
Sential.
be happy to give
you full details at our
Washington Office, End
floor, 1915 14th st. NV.
Come in Mon. between
10 am. and 8 pm. Ask
for Bill Baily or Jerry
Lowe or call ia. 9-5607
for appointment.
Evening star., 1955-11-20

experienced; retired
soher end reliable. XII. S-0220.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
white, age IS to 40, lubrication exc
perience and good salesman: refs:
$40 per day plus comm. and vaca.
ton BARRoNS SUNoCO STA
T10N, Wis. and River I'd NV. -2S
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Little experience necessary. Sell
eaS and oil only. No RreasinK.
tire repairing. etc Job located in
Arl For appointment call ia. s.
216i. Fri, u p.m.-9 pm; Sat, 3
p.m.-1 pm. Sun, 10 anil pm.
Mon, PMS pm. go
Evening star., 1955-11-20
HELR-MEN

pUnLlc RELATIONS DIRECTOR,
age SO-z0. college education; ezper,
in high-level public relations; POSI-
tion requires Imaginative and pro-
ductive writing ability; educational
background In journalism, indus
trial exper. helpful; extensive but
not continuous travel required; ST
sal. $7,000-S9. 900, Plus expenses,
depending upon oualiflcattons
MANAGEMENT CONSuLTANTE,
INC, Suite 600. 1905 O NV.
Evening star., 1955-11-20
SALESMAN

Our business is most un-
usual, You'd never think Of
entering Ii unless you UNDER
stood how We work. Excellent
earnings and opportunity for
promotion, Our business Ia
over 100 years old. yet il IS
tae latest to be commercial
ized on q diKnifled, direct
selling basis. Direct sales ex-
perience helpful. but not nee
essary. We provide the finest
xaleS training and tieid help.
This Is not storm windows,
insurance. roofns. books.
magazines. vacuum cleaners,
appliances, etc. Applicant
should be family man. "a to
Is years Of ase. with car,
reliable and ambitious. A fine
opportunity to obtain lasting
security through regular GUS
toners and high earnings. For
interview call Mr.. ROBERT
REAI.S, District Manaser, az
the Woodner. Hu. 3-63Ta.
Monday and Tuesday from
Q 10 ..
Evening star., 1955-11-20
RADIO AND TV
SERVICE
DIAGNO OSTICIAN

Can you tell others how to repair
q set II you know the symptoms?
Can you look at schematic
diagram and outline test methods
70 clear up . particular complaint? !?
graduate from the ranks Of the
ordinary servicennan TO q lob with
q real future. S-hour day. 5-day
week; profit-shsring and retirement
plan, sick leave, paid vacations.
Evening star., 1955-11-20
INTERVIEWER

INVESTIGATORS
DUE TO EXPANSION AND
PROMOTIONS IN oU r
LOCAL AREA OFFICES
WE HAVE S IMMEDIATE
PERMANENT POSITIONS
AVAILABLE ON MONDAY,
NOVEMBER 21st. EXCEL
LENT SALARY, COMPANY
BENEFITS SUCH AS VA
CATIONS. HosPITALIzA-
TION, INSURANCE, PEN
SION PLAN, ETC. MUST
BE HIGH SCHOOL GRAD
UATE AND INTERESTED
IN CAREER OPPORTU-
NIFTY. EXPERIENCE NOT
REQUIRED. APPLY IN
PERSON.
State Loan Co. Offices
47oo MARLBORO PIKE
$40, fiSbhhs iSEshas MI TEsD M.
EABTOVEH
$500 RHODE ISLAND AVE
44 Mt RAINIER
1i8 g. COLUMBUS II.
ALEXANDRIA
1900 LEE HIGHWAY
ROeSLYN
Evening star., 1955-11-20
PUBLIC RELATIONS

There is Q vacancy in our press de-
paftment, recurring know-how In
the preparation Of press releases,
newspaper stories and articles, COW
ering our associations activities.
Some travel is necessary.
We require at least Q bachelors de-
gree in Journalism or education. We
should like to have someone who
has experience as O reporter or
feature writer in the field Of eduea-
ton, or who Is now working in or
closely afiliated with the teaching
profession in public relations; this
is q position In the $1,000 to
$1,000 bracket, so the age limits
are between 25 and 35: please sub
nit q resume. which we shall keep
IN complete confidence. covering
Evening star., 1955-11-20
statesmen

II you are nov calling %
schools architects elsctrICal
contractors or public build
ines contact US az once fer
money making proposition on
finest line of electric hand
DRYERS and hair-dryers. Give
territory you cover tu xour
reply. Box 439-B. Star.
Evening star., 1955-11-20
SALESMAN

For sportswear dept. In hne speciality
store selling nationally advertised
hrand-uualtty mercnsndisg Excel
lent opportunity for high earnings
and advancement. Experience SELL
Ing Ia local store preferred. Liberal
discounts On purchases EScellent
working conditions. ApnlZ Nj.
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP
Evening star., 1955-11-20
no. 2-2476

REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN-AsSoci-
ate with q yide-aWake established
hrm specializing in better d. c.
and MONTGOMERY County proper
ties. TOWN 4 SUBURBAN. 4siI
Wisconsin ave. nv. EN-. $4,000,
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
Parker, Smith y Donnsll. Inc, have
! vacant desk and offer finest
working conditions and co-opera-
tion to right party. Call for dis
cuSsion n complete confidence. IA
S.HJNI
Evening star., 1955-11-20
SALESMAN SALESMAN

For . man with speciality. ap-
piianee. books. or other sales ex-
pefienee we have. We believe the
best educational sales plan in the
d. c. area. Prefer responsible mar
risd man. 20 70 30, % call on IN
leads furnished phone AP. 5-33SS,
q m. to IL Monday,
Evening star., 1955-11-20
HELP--MEN

MAIL CLERK. large corporation, ase
1928, high school graduate. free
from draft. record. must Withstand
inyestigation for bonding: d. G.
auto. operators permit necessary.
Answer In writing swing past 5
years employment. All replies con-
ndential. Box ADD. Star. 21s
MAINTENANCE MAN, white only.
for large apartment project. Must
be capable with tools. Possess
MANAGERIAL ability. Live on prof.
eet, Salary open. Apply 37lQ
Columbia pike. rental once. Ia
MAINTENANCE
must be experienced in
heavy oil burner and have a good
knowledge of electrical and plumb
ing. BUCKINGHAM COMMUNITY,
4325 North Pershing DIR trear Of
post oficel. Arlington, We. --21
MAINTENANCE MAN
THOROUGHLY IENCED
WITH MODERN AIR-CONDl-
TONED AND HEATING EQUIP
MINT, AUTOMATICALLY CON-
TROLLED. AND ALL PHASES OF
REPAIR. Call Mr.. Wiener. CO.
A~UBhA
Evening star., 1955-11-20
YOUNG MEMS sHoE
SALESMAN

Attractive opportunity for youne
man a4-32 IN local Sales ergAutEa-
iian, representing nationally Known
A.B Dick dapl!catlng e1utpn&nt and
suppIies Excellent career open TO
young man guAtifled hy anottlon
initiative and direct selling exper-
ience o. aptitude to warrant In
tenxiye tfafniEg. Call Mr. GIST,
NE. e-l123 for personal interview.
Evening star., 1955-11-20
HELR-MEN

INVESTIGATOR. interesting work;
no experience necessary. Apply
after 10 am; Monday. els y st.
JANifOR. eolored. TO live in:
garden-type apartment; must know
coal stoker furnace, cleaning and
painting; good references. Call Ju.
7-e43p, 30
pon ssdd ad tIE ssdS ssrssn SS.t: :Ot q d..n Il Il:
salary 500 plus quarters. Call Mr.
Grund, Ma. S-210O. 80
JANITOk, experienced. for small
bldg. in NV: $40 mo-. plus EN-
cheney apt. Cali M. Devereux
Monday. at SHANNON a. LUCHs
724 18th ST. NV. Ma. 8-s345. 30
JANITOR. white, for garden-type apt
Apply between 10 am. and pm.
Apt, 1. 1901 Abingdon dr., Alex.
JANIT0R, eolored. expeF. in gen.
maint. and oil burners. garden-type
apts.. good salary. living quarters
for couple, Must have local refs.
10. 3-69TS --p6
Evening star., 1955-11-20
OFFICE MESSENGER

Age 10 to II, white. for fulI-time
day Job. Must have COMPLETED the
11th grade and be neat appearing;
5-day week; chance for advance
ment. CAL Personnel once.
HO. .2-2476
Evening star., 1955-11-20
HELPMEk
SALESMAN
OFFICE MACHINES


Nationally known business
machine company is inter-
ested in two f2) seletmen with
the following qualifications,
]. Age 25-40.
2. Minimum 9 years specially
selling experience. tBusi-
ness machines preferred.
3. Dissatisfied With personal.
progress In present con-
4. Willing to exchange hard
work and results for high
earnings. tSalaFy and Com
mission, rapid personal
progress with fastest
growing. most sgsressiye
company in the Industry
Please call RE. $4,000 for
appointment. -22
Statesmen with proven sales sbiiity
for Washinston's finest itauor
store. Alert. aggressive. good op-
porunity. Permanent position.
quality cLARKs LIQUORS. 505I
sALEsaEN sSl. wiz be selected By
national corporation TO ca1l on
selected prospects by appointment. !.
S120 wk. plus Must be married
and have car and sales experience
Call for personal interview between
70 END z. RE. 7-ef31s --.as2a
Statesmen. 3. white, for outside
work: local or travel; average
earnings. sl00 per week to start.
Transportation furnished. Apply
Rm. 40. 724 9th st. nv. ~
for salutation work in
Virginia and MARYLAND. No age
limit. Part or full time. Sell '4s-
for-l" picture deal that's tops for
week. 1J16 p st. NV
SALESMEN--We have an opening
in d. c. and Va. for a good man
interested In 8 permanent posi-
tton. Salary, commission, retire
ment plan. On-the-job training,
good opportunity for advancement
Car necessary. Phone MA. S-I374.
Statesmen for custom-hult houses
part or full time. unlimited PROS
poets. No license required R. II
BEST, INC. OIL. 7-2960 or H. j.
STEVENS. OIL. 7-2g00. 20
Evening star., 1955-11-20
SALES
MANAGER

Man Ws want naust have
the knox-how and know
vhe Of direct selling, be
between 30-4S. have 4 ear.
be interested In building .
sales erEanixAs sinn and anl-
bition TO enjoy tht dignity
and prestige that eeme
from selling the beat product
10 America today. In doing
business for ever 100 yearh.
We have earned national ree-
ogpttion Gs o most unusual
and most underestimate bust
neea. Ours Is multi-nilIion-
dollar operation with one Of
the most comprehensive and
complete training programs in
use anywhere. To the man
oaaiifed for district MANAGE
Vnsnt annual earnings Of
$4,000 10 Sf2 0taI are as
sdred. Further promotion de-
pendent upon ability and
auntifieatson Our divisional
mauagers OF 1854 averaged
In exsRss Of S24. 0f1D. THIS
may be q real opportunity for
yet You can determine for
yourself ~ pboniTfE IL w.
DEMPSEY, Divisional Mana
ser. az the Woodner. Hu.
$4,000. between q an. and
Z p.m. Monday and TUESDAY.
Evening star., 1955-11-20
ROIrTEMAN

age 22-3bs perm. position
In service dept. Of well established
arm; daytime honrE, Ea!ary, refs
IntAryiew I0-1. noon.
wEeTERN ExTERAETNATTHo CO.
1904 Wis. Ave. ---25
Evening star., 1955-11-20
RkAL rsrATE sA1EsMEN

10 I'll complement Of active vireinia
oHRaniEatton: two men with ability
to sell, viii ind this . remunera-
tive connection. Gail
Mr.. REYNOLDS
JE. A-4660
Evening star., 1955-11-20
HELp-MEN
statesmen


health product for
air purincation. Opportunity 20 set
in on ground floor. GLYCOLATOR
Just being introduced in Washing
ton. Nd, Va area Factory reps
resentatiye, Mr.. Taper. will be az
Room 334, Bond Bldg. 1404 New
YORK ave NV. Monday through
"wednesday, 0 am. to I2 noon.
This Is good. Let US prove i 70
you -22
statesmen
Over 100000 families use our serv-
ice. need people to expand in
this area; 80 hours work makes
you from SI5V TO $500 per vk.
STRICTLY LEADS
Must be prepared to begin immedi-
ately and work full time. Car neees-
sarS: permanent, good future. For
interview, phone L. II DAY, 5Te~
gional director. JU. 7-556i. or Mr.
Taylor, XII s-23i9. Cali sunday or
after q on WeekdAYy 80
Evening star., 1955-11-20
HOUSE. INl
SALESAdEN Il
NOW is THE TIME

Gee;ge e. Chambers, Fidelity PhiiA.
Trust Bldg Philadelphia q, Pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-31
u. S. Deports
1884 in IS
By the Associated Press

immigration Commissioner
Joseph M. Swing said yesterday
that the 1854 persons deported
from the United States during
1855 included 35> alien subver-
siyes.
In year-end report to Attor-
Iney General Brownell, Mr.. Swing
noted that the subversive exclu-
sions included such well-known
names as Irving Potash. John
Williamson, Cedric Belfrage
Claudia Scholnick and Richard
C. Chen. all one-time high-rank-
ling functionaries in the Com
munist movement in the United
States.
The commissioner also re-
ported that the racketeering
element was hit hard by 1856
| deportations. which included
Nicholas Circella of New Or
leans, Salvatore Meneri Of
Brooklyn. Joseph Accardi OF
Creamridge, N. j., and Nicolc
Impastato. former Kansas CITY
narcotics peddler.
During the year there were
843 deportations of aliens fol
criminal activity of immortality
| Mr.. Swing reported that moi
counting persons crossing the
Canadian and Mexican border.
for business or pleasure, a tota
of 1.635,70 aliens were admitted
TO this country during 1855.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-31
New ice Member
Sworn in AtIuntu

ATLANTA, Dec. 81 tP.-
Rupert L. Murphy, 46. of Atlanta
yesterday was sworn in as q
member of the Interstate Com.
Imerce Commission.
United States District Judge
Frank A. Hooper administered
the oath,
! President Eisenhower recently
gave the recess appointment tc
Mr.. Murphy subject to Senate
approval. He is filling the up-
expired term of Hugh w. Cross
who resigned. The term runs
through December 81, 1857 and
pays SIS, 900 a year.
Mr.. Murphy. a native of Dooly
County. thus becomes the first
Georgian to serve on the board
in more than so years.
He is former transportation
manager and attorney for the
Georgia Alabama Textile Traf-
fic Association with headquarters
lin Atlanta.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-31
BY the Associated Press

| To avoid giving the public the
filters unnecessarily, the Weather
Bureau will no longer use the
word alert" in official storm
notices.
Instead forecasters will use the
expression hurricane watch
lin preliminary advices of severe
storms and hurricanes.
! Studies have revealed" an an
Inouncement said, that many
people mistook the word alert
as synonymous with warning
whereas the bureau intended i,
only as a preliminary notice" II
added:
This change In terninolpgy
will also reduce misihterpreta
ltions which come from different
Iusages of the term alert in storm
Iadvices and in Civil Defense and
military practices.
| AS other results of a study now
lin progress. the bureau said its
NEW look" in weather forecast
wording is being extended tc
daily forecasts. by encouraging
the use of more descriptive terms
whenever the meteorological
conditions so permit"
Thus clear day with brilliant
sun. whenever certain will b
forecast as clear and bright" Of
Unusually fine weather" Thi'
Twill distinguish it from a cleal
day with almost invisible cir
Irostratus clouds which give thu
sun a dull appearance"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-31
Stur Circulation
Collector Yoked

Noah Taylor. 81. an Evening
Star circulation collector, wa:
Iyoked and robbed while making
his rounds Thursday night in
the 1900 block of S street NV.
Mr.. Taylor. who lives at 142s
Rhode Island avenue NV, told
police two colored men APP
preached him and asked direc-
tons. When he turned to point
he said, one of the men grabbed
him around the neck and the
other went through his pockets
He said the men got about $l2
When another man approached
the two assailants fed. after
striking him once in the face
Mr.. TayIor's glasses were knocked
to the ground, and he suffered
a black eye. but he did not re.
quire hospital treatment.
| He is a retired Pennsylvania
Railroad machinist. who ha.
worked first as an inserter anc
later as a part-time collector fol
The Star since retiring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-31
Treasury Law Expert
Ends 35-Yeur Service

Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey annoonced yesterday
the retirement of Malachi L
Harvey, general enforcement off,
Ger of the Treasury, after 81
years Of Government service.
Mr.. Humphrey said Mr.. Hal
ney. who is so, plans to leave his
post tomorrow but will be avail
able as a consultant on Treasury
law enforcement problems.
Mr.. Harvey has co-ordinated
law enforcement activities in the
several fields where the Treasury
has such responsibilities-the
Secret Service, Internal Revenue,
Bureau. Customs and
Coast Guard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-31
HAPPY NEW YEAR
New Year Elves

At midnight New Years whistles blow and
with High above thu
din, church pes out the old and ring in the
Here are year elves swinging a big bell TIL,
old elf long white beard during his time
service His clothes and patched The
elf young and eager to take the lob for
this picture cardboard color crayons
bell golden yellow The elves green suits brown
and red caps
Cut the parts carefully Cut opening the
of the bell marked with X poke hole through it. and
string through the opening making loop Now the viii
be able to swing back and forth the bell.
tviolet Newsieaturen
Monday: Winter Sports
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-31

500, WTOP (9)--Stage Show
Dorsey Brothers, plus Jack
Carter, Count Basic and the
DeMarco Sisters.
$3.50, WTOP t9) - It's Always
Jan: Jan is forced to betray
her daughters trust YET
can't explain reason for be-
trayal.
9:30, WRC AZ - Jimmy Du-
rante Show; Jane Froman
guest.
10000, WRC (4-George Gobel
Show: Jan Sterling visits.
1890, WTOP (9) Damon Run
yon Theater: Spider Mccoy,
down-and-out horse devotee,
kidnaps champion terrier,
hoping to collect reward for
dogs safe return.
l1:15, WTOP (9) Flannel
foot: Scotland Yard mystery
thriller: Ronald Howard,
Mary Germaine.
HISS, WRC t4)--New Years eve
at Times Square: Bill Cullen
describes excitement and fes-
tivities at Times Square and
1 at exactly IL. cameras switch
to hotel for Guy Lombardo' s
playing Of Aud Lang Syne.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-31

imoval program with Sanitation
Supt. William A. Xanten.
When we started many years
ago" he recalls, SNOW clearance
consisted of blowing the snow
of the sidewalks with horse
drawn plows.
eve concentrated more on
pedestrians in those days" he
remembered. Nov the emphasis
lis on clearing the streets for
vehicles. and the good citizen
takes care of his own sidewalks"
During his career. Mr.. Kranns
has had charge of salvage work,
has had the responsibility for
handling complaints. He was
safety engineer of the division,
which he was credited with help
ing to bring top safety honors.
Mr.. Krams reported that COM
plants have been relatively few
over the years, considering the
size of the operation. But there
was at least one frequent refrain
among them that got short shrift
the one about I'm taxpayer,
ETC."
Who" was Mr.. Krams' stock
Irejoinder, isn't a taxpayer"
The veteran employee. who lives
at 4307 Russell avenue. Mt.
Rainier. was honored by fellow
employees yesterday and received
a certificate of merit from the
Commissioners.
Hes somebody I'll really
miss" said Mr.. Xanten.
/ Mr.. Krams and his wife plan
to move to Longview. Tex. to
live near a daughter. Mrs. r. W.
Yarbrough. He also has two sons.
Harry, jr., of Kent Village. Nd.
and the Rev. H. Kirby Krams.
pastor of Brandywine Methodist
Church, Wilmington. DEL, and
nine grandchildren.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-31
TODAY'S TV
HIGHLIGHTS
200, WTOP (0--Gator Bowl

300, WTOP (9)---Gator Bowl
Football: Auburn VS.. VAN
derbilt at Jacksonville, Fla.
2:15, WRC az Blue Gray
Football: All-Star game from
Carmton Stadium, Montgom-
cry, Ala.
4:45, WRC az - East West
Football: The Shrine football
classic from Kezar Stadium,
San Francisco.
$500, WTOP t9)-I Love Lucy
Lucy learns she is expecting
the stork. Remember this
one?)
$3.50, WMAL az - Champion
ship Bowling: Ed Kowalics VS..
Don Carter in match game
Examinations.
$500, WRC az - Perry Como
Show: Com e dian Buddy
Hackett and singer Julie Lon
don, guests.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-31
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS
Milanov, Blanche Thebom
ann VUyNRAV

900, WMAL - Metropolitan
Opera: Aida" with Zinka
Milanov, Blanche Thebom
and Robert Merrill.
400, WTOP-Gator Bowl: Au-
burn VS.. Vanderbilt. (Also,
televised, channel 81
2:l5, WRC-Blue- Gray Game:
From Montgomery, Ala. (Also
televised, channel A.
1880, WASH-FM - Inspiration,
Please: Ann Blythe and JEFF
Chandler co-star in THE
Presentation"
500, WRC Monitor: B 10 b
Hope gives his New Years
resolutions.
sos, WTOP - Country Style /:
From Richmond's Old Do
minion Barn Dance and
Shreveport's Louisiana Hay
ride.
1905, WGMS--New Years Eve
Opera House: Complete per-
Torrance Of Lehar's THE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-31
Weather Bureau Finds Public
Too Jittery ON Word Alert

The bureau also announced 1t
plans closer team work with
press. radio and TV in dissent
mating official bulletins of storm
or hurricane watches and warn
ings without embellishments
which unnecessarily alarm the
public"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-31
Answers to Our Presidents

Thomas jefferson, Decem.
Der 81. 1882.
2-Gen. George Catlett Mar.
shall was born at Uniontown
Pa. December 81, 1880.
3--Mount Washington, Mount
Adams. Mount jefferson. Noun,
Monroe and Mount Madison ara
in the White Mountains oil
northern New Hampshire.
Questions on Preceding Page !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-31

Merry Widow"
1900, WRC Monitor: New
Years Eve at Times Square.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-31
Kroms, 43-Yeor Veteran
In Cleaning City, Retires

has played a prominent role for
keeping the District clean, is re-
with the Division of Sanitation.
division in 1912 as a statistical
He has seen the division grow
refuse unit to one Of the largest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-31

Harry F. Krams. ST., so. who
many years in the huge task of
tired as of today. after 43 years
Mr.. Krams started with the
clerk with a stipend OF 81 a day
from a small street cleaning and
operations in the city govern
lment.
Since 1916. he has been an
assistant to the chief of the di-
vision. He helped to develop the
Districts first formal snow re-
Evening star., 1955-05-30

Assistant Sales Manager
Must be aggressive, willing to accent
responsibility: salary and commits
sion, S75 with future. Apply 1909
Evening star., 1955-05-30
HELP MEN

Statesmen. outside. for religious
articles. Best deal in town for .
go-getter. This proposition Is worth
looking in to. UNION CLOTHIERS
AAPPly zth IN person no phone calls.
statesmen - Life insurance aeents.
ages 25 TO 40, married: mu-. have
automobile. Starting salary, S65
weekly plus commission. To collect
and sell on established white life
debts, Call Mr.. O'Bryant, LEX. s.
2166 from am to 9 pm Monday
SALEsMEN-Let us show you how to
60 into business for yourself on a
vestment Selling clothing for men.
women and children. furniture and
appliances. Apply MR.. STERLING.
H. ABRAMSON CO., 1882 Tth st.
NV. %
SALESMEN-Openings for 1cJr COW
ertng and sewing machine statesmen:
Inside-outside sales. Exper. helpful
9qsv ara nSs asainst GsSeha comnission car Il
lowance and excellent company
benefits for the who qualify.
SEARS ROEBUCR a. CO.. $500
Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va. II
statesmen; experienced; to contact
builders and contractors TO sell
hardware and building supplies in
Metropolitan area. Car allowance,
paid vacation, many compan. bene-
fits: wonderful opportunity. Apply
to Mr.. Charles E. Hartman. BAR
BER & ROSS CO., 9Th and v SITS.
me-, DE. 2-050l. Il
SALESMEN-We have need for men
to sell Ford cars and trucks: DEM
onstrator furn.: best comm. plan
possible. We will train you. II you
are willing to work and learn. We
have been . Ford dealer for 80 yrs.
SMALL. JR., INC, 2l5 Pa. ave. Sc
Evening star., 1955-05-30
MAN WANTED
WITH CAR
MEN. PART-TIME

If you have 3 to : hours spare time
daily and can use an extra IS &c
SO daily serving regular Watkins
customers. apply 1909 lst st. NV