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The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1956-01-09
Juvenile Judge Takes
Teenagers' Advice With
Sterner Approach

LOUISVILLE, KY, R-Juvenile
Judge Louis H. JUL is going to
take the advice of his Youth Ad-
visory Committee and put up a
sterner front for young offenders.
The judge received a report
from the teenage group yesterday
and heard local juvenile delin-
quency correction efforts termed
"95 percent diagnosis and 5 per-
cent treatment
1t was then he decided to try
out some of the recommendations,
such as instituting an atmosphere
of Formally to make the
Juveniles first appearance in
court one that would leave a last-
ing impression and if necessary
frightening one"
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1956-01-09
Statements of Ownership
Are Now Overdue

Beginning Jan. l, 1856, all own
ers of land lying outside incorpor-
ated towns, public utility districts
and independent school districts
were declared delinquent if they
did not file Statements of Owner
ship with the US Commissioner
in the recording precinct wherein
their property is situated.
w. A. Chipperfield, land COM
missioner, instructed all us. COM
misSioners to charge a penalty of
SIS beginning Jan. for late regis
tration of land owned prior to this
year that comes under the provi-
sions of the Alaska Land Regis
tration Law. Persistent neglect or
failure to comply with the law
may mean loss of title to the landl
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1956-01-09
Business as Usual for
President Eisenhower as
Secretary Is Reappointed

WASHINGTON, R-President
Eisenhower reappointed Bernard
Stanley as his appointments sec
rotary today and thereby put a
qualified pusiness-as-usual sign on
his White House office door.
Stanley resigned the post Nov.
IS, some seven weeks after Essen
hover suffered his heart attack.
1t has been vacant ever since, with
the understanding that Essen
hover would have fewer appoint
mentS
Renewal of the job came as the
President, avowedly feeling pretty
clipper but still indefinite about
second term plans, plunged into
busy day of staff work. 1t was his
first such day since early August,
when he left the capital for Den
yer. He was stricken Sept. "a dur
ing his stay there.
Eisenhower's busy morning in
Guided conferences with Sherman
Adams, his chief assistant; Maj.
Gen. Wilton Persons, his legisla-
tive haison man; Arthur Burns,
his economic chieftain, and Gerald
Morgan, his counsel.
Additionally, Eisenhower signed
quite a few" nominations for re-
cess nominations made after Con-
gress left town in August.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1956-01-09
Girl, Ia, Still Missing
From WaSsela Family
Who Perished ON Tundra

ANCHORAGE, R-Air Rescue
Service officials at Elmendorf Air
Force Base reported Saturday that
bodies of only four of the five
Simeon Wassela family have been
found.
Reports said the five members
of the family had been found froz-
en- to death near Lake Hanna,
$50 miles southwest of here.
Rescue Service officials said,
however, that a daughter, jamie,
IA, and one sled dog are unac-
counted for.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1956-01-09
Sen. Doris Barnes Files 49,
Candidacy for Reelection

JUNEAU-Sen Doris Barnes of
Wrangell has filed her candidacy
for reelection to the territorial
senate. She is the first candidate
to file.
Mrs. Barnes, a prominent Wran-
CELL insurance executive, is Re-
publican national committee wom-
an for Alaska. She has served
in both House and Senate. She is
president of the Territorial Bust
ness and Professional Women's
Club.
Deadline for filing candidates.
is Feb. l.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1956-01-09
Pioneer Girls

A new class of girls begins at
the Nome Gospel Home on We'd
nesday at 4 pm, and are known
as the Pilgrims. 1t is for girls in
grades three through six.
They are now launching forth
on the Voyager rank. The older
group of Pioneer girls of the sew
enth to ninth grades is made up
of ColoniSts, who meet at the reg
ular time on Friday at 400 pm.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1956-01-09
Planned H-Bomb Test In Pacific
Nav Be 2 or 3 Times 1854 Blast

WASHINGTON, Up - Congress
sional sources said the Atomic
Energy Commission plans its most
powerful hydrogen bomb blast in
a test in the Pacific.
These sources said the record
blast will be part of a series of
tests now being organized by
Chairman Lewis L. Strauss of the
Atomic Energy Commission.
Strauss has made no formal an
nouncement on the test even to
members of the Joint Congress
sional Atomic Committee but it
was learned the demonstration
will be in the Eniwetok testing
area in the Pacific.
There was speculation the ex-
ploSion might be from two to
three times the size of the one
produced by the United States in
1854, the greatest ever produced.
On that basis the 1856 explosion
might be around SO megatons in
size, or the equal of so million
tons of TINT.
In theory, a hydrogen or fusion
bomb, unlike a conventional atom
ic fission, could be developed to
almost any power desired. Prac-
tically, such size would be linn
tied by the need for fitting it
into a transportable weapon, such
as a bomb casing for air delivery.
Under present plans more than
one island site will be used, it
was said, in order to conduct
series of tests at rapid rate.
The greatest man-made explo-
sion so far presumably was the
hydrogen bomb detonated by the
United States at Bikini Atoll ON
March |, 1854. That explosion was
estimated unofficially at between
Is and II megatons-the equi-
valent of energy released by the
explosion of Is to IT million IONS
of standard INT.
A Soviet test in November 1855,
on the basis of published reports
from overseas, appears to have
been between one to five mega
tons.
There were reports tina. the
United States planned to detona e
bigger bomb, perhaps in the or
der of 80 megatons, Immediately
after the March 1854 shot as a
continuation of that experimental
series.
However, this plan was shelved
temporarily, some sources said,
because of the widespread radio
active fallout from the March
explosion which produced protests
from abroad.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1956-01-09

A Temporary State Commission on Youth and
Delinquency" will ask the New York State Legislature
for parental responsibility law under which parents
be fined imprisoned BOTH for the misdeeds of
their minor offspring.
In its report to Governor Hartman, the commits
sion urged that the courts be given the power to compel
the parents of juvenile denquens to restrain and
rect their young hopefus and to take the rap they
fail The suggested maximum penalties would be $3.50
fine or 80 days in JAIL or both.
We congratulate the commission on the sanest ap-
preach yet offered this probemand wonder if the
solons will have the courage to implement it.
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HELP-MEN
PART-TIdE COLLECTOR. magazir

PART.TIliE COLLECTOR. magazin,
debit collections: experience Is moi
necessary, Must have iate-mode
auto and be bondable. See Mr.
HOUSTON. 1405 O st. NV. RIM
400. 8
LEADING SERVICE ORGANIZATION
seeks aggressive salesman fol
WASHINGTON territory, We offer un-
paraneled opportunities for. ad-
vancements in all phases OF our
business. The limits to your oppor,
tunities will be self imposed. Al
employee benefits. We want bright
young men who are going places
Write In complete detail to Boz
336-Y Star. Is
BOYD EMPLOYMENT CENTER Test
40 yrs.). cor. 18th and G sts., MA.
S-234Q. has openings; $50 wk. Ia
$4,000 VI. UP. 100 day, once
sales technical, mechanical, all are
WELCOME. VISIT Immediately.
NATIONAL MANUFACTURER needs
man with grocery experience to
service baby food and other prod
ucts In chain stores. Box 1S-A. Star
%
PART TIME delivery men twhiteI
with car, no selling. good earnings
Call fiji q m TIL u.21A0
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HELP-MEN

OFFSET PRESsMAN, journeyman. e
operate Miehle 20. Must be familiar
with close 55egister. color work
SPEARS. ''' AAo"sAA Q. an
OUTSIDE Statesmen FOR JEWEL
TEA CO., training pay guaranteed
$40 per day. Apply or phone Thurs.
day, May between 4 and pm.
HEDIN HOUSE HOTEL, 29O2 New
ton ton st. ne. at r. I. ave. AID. T.
PAINTERS uO. FIRST class me.
faSo5lsSI TToS P PHEoM ssll OIL e-s2sa
r ApSlT RsRaokY 'f RSSRs ot Ss
Belt I'd. Ct 6srd st.. seryyn
PAINTERS, white only. Apply MAY.
TON & JOHNSON. rear 1607. o
P Al aiEi HELPER, AUTO, SO good
finger. HILL a SANDERS, INC.
NV, AID. 4-430O. Il
PAINTERS t2). apply on Job. post
or call ia, 2-17e3, between 8 and
PalS III sniy Sis; swing men. SIS.
PAINTERs..Apply BANcRoFT CON-
Dewey rd.. Kensington. Md. Top
wages. plenty Of overtime. Is
PAINTERS, sober and experienced.
Sl6 per day. Apply ready for work
S Mfstss essay saHsIlder' Job. Cali M eyes
PATNTERS@Haye openins for spray
painters, interior painters and
swing men: top salary II qualified.
Apply 8l5 3rd st. ne; 3 .
1899 Newton st, NV. -
PAINTERS, experienced, inside and
CONSTRUCTION. 1906 Weller I'd,
Wheaton. Md. Ask for Barney.
P z, TIERS; to paint tS5s%.p
io:hr. day; Steady steady WORK eTi@' PCT -s g.
PAINTERS, LIST class. for work In
PA ATFN9TsSs GSly efl u s422 a.,
Can after 5 pm; NO; 7-0734. -
PARKING GARAGE .. shift panager,
Se soy SOBER T.. 3, ssisTy 2PsS isss n St
PLASTERERS. IS. needed immedi-
ately; lst-class white mechanics
only. Call WE. $4,000. o TO. 6
daily. "a
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. experienced.
able to run mixer. top wages: Dun
kirk 5-7503 or Dunkirk $500,
PLUMBERS HELPERS. good pay.
R MoSbs. 7 eivsrds s Rdi RSNy di s
PORTER. excellent opportunity. for
Apply WooDLEY DRudsToRE,
PORTER. for flower store. must be
neat; permanent position. good
working cond. Apply SMALL'S,
5nI Conn; ave, nv. )
enced on modern die stamping
presses. for wedding and CONNER
ctal work TOP salary steady work.
Replies held confidential. Reply to
PRODUCE MAN. experienced, to-
work in super market. Apply In
nprS0n O0C0 Nirhnie ava 80
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SALES
REPRESENTATIVE
$7,436
(UPl

Americas Oldest and leading firn-
In the research Aeld requires sery-
ices Of q personaple and reasonably
aggressive salesman, Interview by
appointment. ME. s-2336. -
SALES TRAINEE. for natl mfr,
Career oppor. Age. 2S-2S. Sc, 300.
ABBEY PERSONNEL. 1898 Eye n W.
SALESMAN Opening for retired
man. with car. who can AFFORD to
work on commission only basis.
Permanent, full-time fob. selling
but no canvessing: car allowance;
reliable local manufacturers. XII.
SALESMAN for. sporting goods de-
partment. Apply in person at AN
DREWS AIR FORCE BASE EX-
CHANGE. 40-hour work week: an
nual and sick leave dement's. .
SALESMAN to sell vacuum cleaners
and sewing machines: no canvassing
Apply In person. 713 O st. NV. 1,s
SALESMAN for mems clothing store;
full-time poS.; salary and commits
sion; Apply WEBSTER CLOTHES.
luz y st. NV. -
SALESMAN. young, with car, for
electric wholesaler, good salary, ex-
cellent opportunity. BEACON ELEC-
TRIO SUPPLY CO., S051 18th st.,
SALESMAN, experienced. sober;
steady position; mems work clothes.
CAPITOL SURPLUS. 1000 H st. n e.
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HELP-MEN
Statesmen
NATIONAL
INFORMATION
SERVICE

: II you can get along on $50 q
to earn Sl25 to 5000 q week. Only
married men need apply. Phone per-
sonnel dept. RE. 7-440S for appt.
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PRODUCE MAN

Must have experience in produce
and frozen foods. Good paw for right
man. THE ROCK CREEK SUPER
MARKET: 1925 Grub I'd. Silver
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, mus
MI vacancy in residential brokeragt
ONCE, experience not required. w
VIII teach you every phase OF rea
estate practice; no part:time Of
short;time applicants; we keep yot
car and be able to furnish bond
BROS. INC, APP. 7-S4O0. .
REAL ESTATE Statesmen, havinl
opened a larger office we can ado
2 full-time statesmen to our stan
Experience in real estate or allied
liz lines S, prefsIred; Must have car art
man will earn $4,000 year
Please call Mr.. Mcdonnell. RE g.
$500 for an interview T. d. BUR-
CESS, Realtor. 4753 Silver Hill I'd.
Suitland. Nd.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, Prince
Georges County; ideal opportunity
1H an a.t
able working conditions. PRINCE
GEORGES REALTY CO.. UN. 4
REAL ESTATE Plenty
of opportunity to earn substantial
income from sales Of new homes
sSbdiyiSlons ws snS oshsr HTepsrtiss
REALTY Co. zoos Georgia ave
REAL ESTATE statesmen AND
Observation-Disclosures oppor-
tunity for wide-awake full-time ex-
perienced men or women in active
Md. and Va. ofnces. Member Of
Multiple Listing System. Excellent
commission ARRANGEMENT. LEO A.
Dryer & CO., INC, JU. 9-S033.
IA 7-aSO0. II
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HELP WOMEN Cont,

BOOKKEEPER. fun charge, 1.girl
once. District Dental Supply. 1145
10Th st. NV. %
BOOKKEEPER and general once
worker: settled person with ma
chine experience preferred: good
chance to associate with old estab-
hshed arm; give past experience,
references, marital status and age
In first letter. Resident of North
ern virginia only. Box 44-Y. Star.
%
BOOKKEEPER, full charge; 5-day
week. good opportunity. pleasant
surroundings, excellent salary, COM
rnensurate with experience. BOX
liza. Star. -
ROOKKEEPER-PAYROLL CLERK
$3.50 mo. POTOMAC EMPL.. I04
East Broad ST.. Fails Church, JE.
2-7272.
BOoKKEEPER-TYPIsT, exper., for
exclusive dress shop; ] woman Of
nee, complete charge; salary open
JOAN ROBERTS. 100 Conn. at I
CASHIER-TYPIST. for dietary dept. !;
51a-day week; liberal employee bene-
tlts. Apply Miss Mason, EMER.
GENcY HOSPITAL, I'LL New York
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HELP--MEN
MAN WITH CAR

Big earnings: no experience nee.
essary. Apply 3707 Georgia ave. NV
10 am. to 5 pm. daily. "a
MEN, 8, white. TO distribute circu.
lars; daily pay, IS. Apply z am.
46Q New York ave. NV.
MEN, part time. II you are inter.
ested in increasing y0ur incom,
$3.50 to $500 per mo-, and want Il
sell an exclusive item with no com.
petition. apply tonight, 8 pm.
Room 513, 261 Constitution NV
White. car, under 40: no can.
wasting.
MEN-Excellen openings for 2 men
full time; also / part time; married
men preferred; fun time can aver
age over 500 per week; full estab
hshed routes, no cold canvassing
famous everyday necessities ASSURE
steady high earnings; no sales ex.
able to furnish character refer
ences. For details. apply FULLEF
BRUSH CO.. Oil National Pres.
Bldg, 18th and r SITS. NV. Of
phone D1. 7-4477 or DI. 7-349S
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SALES MANAGER
H4 ~ J y0g HIT ,.,I BEAD END

HAVE YOU HIT A DEAD END
IN YOUR EARNINGS OR
ADVANCEMENT POSSIBILITIES
am interested In talkins
with a sincere. ambitious.
married man. age 26-45 with
some successful management
experience and a burning de-
sire to reach the top income
bracket and willing to work
Our established managers
enjoy q lifetime position.
interviewing. hiring field
statesmen with present annual
earnings ranging from S15.-
600 to 100000 with higher
possibilities based on over
write commission and bonus.
Our business is nationally
operated in the direct sales
field. established over 100
years. has repeat customer
sales is expanding steadily
and offers the finest oppor-
tunity In America today to
the right man Dignihed.
honest selling methods. Ex-
cellent field help and sales
management training pro-
gram. For personal interview.
phone e W. Dempsey. HU.
3-440O. Monday and Tuesday
2 to z pm. or write. H. Will
liams, Box. 395-A, Star, CIV
ing full details as to age,
previous experience and phone
number
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SALES
T'RAINEES
AGES 1929

SERVICE SALESMAN
for established Laundry-Dry Clean.
ing route, which is open due to q
promotion In the organization. Nc
exp; necessary-we will pay 500 pei
week while training you: Filling
with Us in this WORK nA inter TGee x 4ee
pm. only. @. g. S. LAUNDRY, 441e
Baltimore Ave. Hyattsville. Il
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
in fabrication and tire repairing
ESQ SERvICENTER. N. Capito
and Fla. ave.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Apply FOSTERS SuNoco, 170(
Benning I'd. ne. --3
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
White. high school graduate, age
10 to %. HAYNES ESQ SERV-
ICE. 270S Virginia ave. NV. II
SERVICE STATION-Tune-up and
front-end alignment man. 5000
Branch ave. Sc. .
SERVICE STATION SHIFT MGR,
exper., between age 20 and 40.
Apply in person, ANDERSON &
BUCKLER SUNOCO. 1912 Lee
hwy. Arlington, Va, ia. 1921.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
White; age S5-40l; Lybrication ex.
day, plus Commission and vacation.
BARRON'S sUNOCO SERVICE STA
TON. Wis. ave. and River I'd. NV.
%
SEWER WORK, exper.; permanent
work. BR. $4,000. Mon. through
Sat-. aft. 2 pm. all day Sun. "A
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HELPMEN
Sales and Management
CAREER OPPORTUNITY
Office Equipment Sales

Office Equipment Sales
Nationally advertised ONCE equip.
ment r tnufacturer needs salesmer
for its WASHINGTON branch: prefer
men between 26-35 with some once
equipment sales experience II DOS
sihle. Guaranteed salary and com.
mission while In. training. Please In.
clude background resume In your re.
ply. 70 Box S0-z. Star. AL replies
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statesmen


Handley Motor Co., the
most aggressive Ford dealer
in town. needs 9 men to
round out its sales stan to
take care of the demand for
SO Ford cars and trucks.
This Is a great opportunity
for men. between 81 and 35,
to learn the biggest money
making profession In the
world selling Ford products.
Earn while you learn. You
are taught by master sales
men while on Handley's
famous nay plan. Demon
strators furnished; vacation
with pay. disqualification;
finest working conditions.
Enroll Wednesday, between 10
and IL. training starts same
day.
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Receiving Shipping
CLERK
REPRESENTATIVE
ROJTEMAN

We have Q well-established route
open In NV. Washington, for an am
bilious man with some sales expert
ence; wonderful opportunity for Z
sober and reliable man who win sery-
new business. Guaranteed salary.
commission and complete company
benefits. Apply CENTRAL CLEAN
ERS. 1913 Carroll st. NV.
SALES tl.,S:. css, tel P.roSSuIss::, 500 no
IissP th a md q G u.s., "a. s sOoaas46.' COZ
SALES ENGINEER - commercia
heating and r-conditioning dept
Age 35-55. Engineering degree Of
equivalent practical experience re.
CURED. Air-conditioned once. grouy
M Hsait Rob. qscP sT sP TiSaeg for .SDt
JOHN @. WEBSTER CO.. e27 J
ct. NV. d
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fits; 6l5-day week; experience neces-
sary. Call Mr.. Dewey. ov: 3-2l67.
for appointment. SHIRLIN0TON
TRUST CO.. Arl., Va. -3
BANK TRAINEEs. h. s. edu., excel
future. interesting work. white. will
.R0XP,s, SsSE 18th .! md g So; -.
50 TO- $40 weekly or operators with
beauty sale salon. Cali Iu. 4-Os2S, OF
BRXtTicSiizESs t9. men or women,
branch salons: pleasant working
conditions; excellent opportunity,
for good operators; top salary and
commission. EMILE, 1891 Conn,
BEAUTIcIANs, men or women; Sill
working conds. BARRETT Parker
HAIR sTLYLIsTS, s640 Georgia
BESUtTfcIS ~" MXNIcuRIsT. both
exper.: 5-day wk.: $50 guarantee,
Call BERNAlRIpG,s, 1929 oeorgsia
B iysii Hi SfV imam or vOmsn,: ses-
SIS. plus comm. 5 days: busy, air
cond. salon, WILLIAM OF N. Y,
=, HAIR m sTJyIL IssT IA. s-I!oi; Il
portunity for an o!g.s.snd IN, hal hair
Apply IN person. RuBINo, 1859
BEATTY OPERATOR. experienced;
MoSF BEAuT S sxToS. XII. IS
BEAUTY oPERAToE-Eze.llsnt op.
YSouHRs iHs1AnifRIpbfREssIR, wv wv ? rH q.
nv, or call NE. S-4S37. ~
P 20 sss6 P4 SSSSs ffMiPLw, f Slf
King st.. Alex, Kf. e-606b.
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THIS is NO BUNK

Come In and let US prove to you.
you can make Sl25 to $500 per
week. Men such as construction
workers, truck drivers. picture sales
business. Must have car and willing
ness to work In the higher income
bracket. Call MR.. SISSoNS for APP
pointment or apply. in person be-
tween the hours Of o and IL at
1000 North Capitol and K SITS. NV
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CLEkK-TYPIST. young lady. white
Tor permanent position with life in.
surance company. 36-hour week
pleasant working conditions; com
pany benefits. See MR.. MANGUM
l22b Conn. ave. NV, 2nd floor. II
CLEdR I'm. r1Is part tim time en- h9 Dys
tTYPisT, white White. permanent s
position. In credit once; pleasant
DISCOUNT Co. DU. 7-S475. "A
CLERK-TYPIST permanent position
knowledge Of shorthand reauired
ices. ASK Tor Mr. RicHiHifRps, a
MA. S-4g57 or come In for inter.
view Room 32e. 724 14th St NV
CLERK. TYPIsT. Duke st.; able e
deal with public. .9-5, 5. days. S24b
POTOMAC EMPL" oil King St..
CLERK. fYPisT, interested in learn.
ing operation Of bookkeeping ma
chine, In modern uptown Conn
ave. real estate .firm: 5-day .wk
Particularly suited for person liv-
ms in upper NV. area Cheyy
Sh sss see e Mri LE SgeSshsW os sfsssf
3aIb Conn. Ave. NV. @5
CLERK.TYPIsT for mailroom OF ma
tional organization; graphotype ex-
perience essential; knowledge OF
addressograph system helpful; ac-
curate typing important; 5-day
wk, annual and sick leave, group
disqualification; salary open, Cali
no. .2-l520 after 10 am. for APP
c RfGsniEiaRYiPlsr S-dsy week. . 70
8: Aforementioned once: pleasant
surrounding. Apply II ot9 18th
Ct. NV, ST. $3.50. "a
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SALESMAN
AS
SALES MANAGER TRAINEE

We are looking for more
than Just q speciality sales
man. We want to hire and
train q good salesman, for
development as o sales man.
ager. to help US in our current
expansion program. You
should be between % and so,
OF neat appearance and with
best of references. Liberal
commission and drawing ac-
COUNT. Consider this posi-
ton as your last and final
change. Phone OIL. 9-S302,
for q personal. confidential
interview.
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HELP-MEN

SHEET METAL MECHANICS, exper
a ssi; T iafh 4. I n1a AT H c a2ss4s
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YOUNG MEN-TRAVEL
YOUNG MEN

Good opport. for intelligent, am
heating and air cond. business with
large wholesale supply house. Cal
ST. 3-0050, Ext. 203, for further
information. 8
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MANAGER-TRAINEE, by consumer
finance company, age 1928. high
school graduate: attr. starting sal.
airy. car allowance, free group life
and health ms. paid vacations and
other benefits. Phone Mr.. MARKS
TIE. 6-2100 for interview. %
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SALESMAE-Experienced In
scouting and camping to
manage our official Boy Scout
dept, one Of the largest in
the. East. Excellent salary
and commission.
SPORTS CENTER
9Th and D SITS. NV. RE. 7-2545
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6 MEN. 18 TO 80

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Work in public re IL i as division sion
nings 3 week; $40 per evening to
those who qualify. white only. Sery.
licemen and college students eligible.
For interview, call Elk. 3-3410 OF
apply 1929 Vermont ave. NV, RIM.
703, II am. to 3 psn,, Tues, Wed.
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WANT to talk To q married man
over 25 who has q car; sales
experience not essential. Write
Box 366-R, Star. a
RETIRED OFFICER or retired govt.
worker or similar gentleman to
visit govt. and other ofices as
business missionary" for our firm.
Must be tactful, steady worker
who can make friends with group
Canal at d SITS. s.w. II
1908 N. n. AVE. mr.. Wash. cir:
white man, general work around