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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-16

Response Slow

Only about half Of the esti-
mated $4,000 employers con-
cerned have registered so far as
withholding agents for the new
District income tax collection
system which starts October !.
The Assessors once urged all
employers who have not applied
for a withholding identification
number to do so Immediately.
The ONCE on August 20 distribA
uted to employers instruction
booklets containing applications
for registration as withholding
agents.
Employers who were not on
the mailing list should obtain
the instructions and applications
from Room 2033. Municipal
Center, 800 Indiana avenue NV.
District income taxes are re-
quired to be withheld from the
paychecks Of all District resi-
dents after October / under the
new collection system.
Swamped With Inquiries
The Assessors once has been
swamped with telephone and
mail inquiries about the opera
ton of the withholding tax.
The question most often asked
concerns the exemptions allowed
employees. The District exemp-
tons differ from those in the
Federal withholding procedure
A single person is entitled To
one $500 exemption under the
Federal taxing system. but gets
two $500 exemptions under the
District system. A married mar
with one child may claim three
Federal exemptions, but Is en-
titled TO five District exemptions
The reason for this is that
the District law, instead Of allow
ing the same amount to a tax.
payer, his spouse and to each
dependent as in the Federal and
most State withholding tax laws
translates some Of the exemp.
tons In effect here before 1850.
Exemptions Listed
These are $1,000 for a single
person, $4,000 for a married
couple, and $4,000 for the head
Of q family. There is a $500
allowance for each dependent
lexcept that the taxpayer. filing
as head of q family, gets one
less dependency allowance thar
the total number Of his actual
dependents).
In translattng this sehedulc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-16

policy paid q small part. Her
mother went to work nights to
help meet the bills.
But the biggest part came
from the Arlington Hospitaliza-
ton Fund. a United Givers Fund
member agency.
Jeans story is another ex-
ample Of community dollars al
work through the United Givers
Fund.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-16
Bottle Warmly Endorses Stevenson
AT Foirfox Reilly; Byrd's Name Booed

complish anything Tor his con-
stituents."
One Of the special planes that
brought a contingent Of digni-
taries was chartered BY J. Louis
Reynolds, executive vice presi-
dent of the Reynolds Metals Co.
of Richmond and finance chair
man Of the Virginia Democratic
Party.
Another plane from the Nor
folk area brought State Senators
Edward L. Breedon and Robert
Baldwin, and Representative
Hardy, Democrat Of the End Dis
Itrict.
To Open Headquarters
In another development, Mr..
Blanton announced that State
Democratic Headquarters will be
opened in Richmond in Suite
$40 Of Hotel Richmond, early
next week.
Mr.. Quenstedt struck hard at
what he said was Mr.. Broyhilps
failure to support an adequate
pay raise for Federal employees.
He also offered to debate the
Republican on issues.
MY Republican opponent has
stated recently he cannot. waste
his valuable time appearing in
public debate with a political
nobody Conversely, ! sup
pose that q political somebody
is a gentleman with q fat pocket
book, who has managed BY the
skin Of his teeth and the help
lof a good public relations man
lager to ride into office on the
glorious coattails Of q national
hero who has been captured By
the Republican Party"
Cites Own Background
| Mr.. Quenstedt cited his own
background as q civic worker,
Ian ex-seTviceman and . former
IGovernment employe as that Of
the average citizen Of the 10th
District. He said Mr.. Rroyhill.
by contrast. is "a wealthy man
|. !. who has supported big BUSH
mess straight down the line"
He promised to give emphasis,
If elected, to development Of the
Potomac River basin. He said a
clean Potomac River is vital to
the 10th District. as well as to
Washington. because q large part
of that area in Virginia receives
It's water from the river.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-07-20

FOR SALE - a II. aluminium
trailer house in good condi.
ton. Butare gas stove and oil
heater. Very reasonable. Cecil
Nichols. lO.20p
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Heart Butte News
Sy John rAtsey

TI,-, A., 49,. ,>,u,t, E,."C 80,
s,~,,,s .1.. ..r ~. IY,v v,..s -
49,. ~ro,~.,~ - ~: Hlr ~.
.,,c 10 WIKI. ne. r,.v> 5u; ""
~ MA. -, .ao2,,r5
Nr..v ~. NIrijc,r, lndge
v,r,,.., r3r,n,.i !, started ~. big
,.3r :. 80, >.ockNen ard farm.
49,, - ISL y. .h,~Lfu, - Ms
50 ", I.,;,~ She tasted :ou-
iy. -, -. Lodge WAS pu. y,
g.. ~, ,,;" .: JUN. The follow.
Irp ray u.> Veterans Dav whec
~. >';5.o-> r,-atcd win me
r.-r> Gag .r+ danced = n.
,...r-ou,. = .r,.~ .o..,-
S.o,,s Head Carrier saved
s,b,.- during =. r.,,.5-a.,,. be.
cause rc .ook ...c ,ub q: pulling
ru.s wr,.- rev p..,,.,.,! bee:
..r -, ga~.;, He I'D ..n. g.
r.rc-y H.. "a 80. an, II.
ATE 81 r-,.n..- -. :. i. .,,,,.
whc-. no or.. c.,.-
There were seventeen persons
made re val =. lea. Ru..c
during nc celebration and row
...y aro r.3nc 20 d. ,n.ra hard
l.hr- c,c.r,,- 49,. ca-,3 grounds
a.. -. II 1.,. r.. ,aY .-I
n-d,.- =. Iir... Pare a-r s,:,r
:, ...or,.. -. , order,
ph,!,. C,..r. !. V,rs. 4 re =
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-07-20

FOR SALE - z sets heavy har.
ness. Also 1910 Chevrolet l.
door. in good condition. Albert
WiScnlan. across street from
Husky Service Station in Cho.
ttau. Mont. Box l55. l8.20p
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HOSPITAL NOTES
July l8. 1856
Admired and Oiseharsed

LeO::a Na..r. pa:r:cla N.s1,N,
Merlin Ha.. Terry Lee Evans
Ange.!ne Heavy Runner. W....a3:
Conway. Be-n!ct Skunk Gap.
Merlin Oscar. E>:Ae- I;a:w g." !.
Alden Morning Cur. Ju"c Res.
c".on. Man Iarkso".
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-07-20

WANTED - z bedroom modern
home on long lease terms. Con.
FAC, Jim Jacobs. Ford Garage.
Browning. l9.2lc
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Currently hespitslized

: ::a.::c RaC.Nr. 3 '!.".r M.>.
"v:. Charlotte Hal. Faye VA..y.
Anne Ca: Looking. Alice Lyo"-.
Nc.I!.a Horn. Ro>a!!a DcRoche
Evarge.!"e Turtle. Nav.> Morn,
ing Gun. Wesley Mitchell. Frank
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-07-20
Teen-Age vundu|s
Appreciated After
ROBBERY Attempts

Three persons. two of them
Juveniles and a third A parulrr
recently released from Colo.
-aIN rv:uvNII.Nry. were picked
uN i've rr>rr\atlrN and local pc.
l!rr last Saturday on suspicion
vi being implicated IL smashing
a plate glass doc: Of the local
State Liquor Store. Their con.
:r>>.NN .. the crane. which was
rlnl:Nl:trG a-Nu"d ) O'clock tina,
norma. was ~?aNr ~ ,hr uttI,
GERS late II the afternoon.
circumstances Indicated thai,
they NlINMrI ~ huvS,Irl!r the
place hut ;hrW A,:rn!Y: was
tnl!ri by persons IL :ha, Vicinity
who we're aroused IVY tie noise
o. glass hr!nS BROKEN Through
NE ca: MtrN>r ri tArlr brown
sedan rN>r:Nr:> Wr:r ah.r ~
.Nr Officers \ ,:!"rE clue
\ more >Nrr,A> MA: >N.WvGr u.
Vandalism occurred "Wednesday
movHlHG vice.: .uU" ears. parked
a; :hr ives: rU"N!"- y. The
NuGy".y II e. Mere Broken ln.u
AID :" .>>r::"!y::: .: loot taken
.:.r.u,::"G ! ut.I'::.'y q: cote" IL
NE "a: y: i >I.r>"!A". camera
vQu.?n:rM; a.! NrH".:.- apparel
=: ne G.: -: .HiN pUC!>.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-07-20

LOST - Green and yellow Para.
krr,. If found please return
TO Gertrude Williamson. Phone
8ll67. Reward. l7.l9p
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-07-20
WANTEO-csnner horses. Year

-r."i ::n:>c H:A"SHv: Dc.!ve.
20 SMe.ny Sock E.: i -o,fc
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-07-20
Classified Ads

FOR SALE - Two houses, ready
to live in: buyer must move
from premises. Inquire Joe
Lewis. l2.3Otf
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-07-20
WANTED - Custom hayins and

ballng: all new Case machin.
cry used. Also new balerS for
sale: payments can be made
without down payment; can
pay by the bale. Contact Tri.
County Implement Co.. Phone
WE.'236l. SunburSt. Mont.
6.22.5tC
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-07-20
RESPONSIBLE PERsoN-msIe

or female. from this area.
wanted 10 service and collect
tom automatic vending ma.
ch!rr>. No Selling Age not
essential. Car. references. and
$4,000 10 S579OO investment
:ccr>>ary Sig hours weekly
"ct> $l35 90 to $3.50 90 monthly
Possibility full time work For
local interview give full partic.
Ular>. phone. Write y. o. Box
.Oi.. minneapolis II. Mime.
sofa l9.lwp
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-07-20

Be-: '.r;. g. U..:,,> yellow
k.:",y. F"u'>.> l.v..r. .'r>v1h
,-aH>AIv!y III. \"M B!"">:. l.u:,
=, i!".,. ;.::v E."y Boy b:.irn.
=, y G.... B..'',.:.:
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HORSES & CATTLE hiohe

IOKSES d SAJJIe = dt9heSt
cash prices paid for horses and
cattle Will receive horses at
E!ack:cet yards every Friday.
Il, 4 b Livestock. Phone HE4-
51a5: =. .. Box 500. Shelby.
Mont. 5.25-ptfc
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-07-20

FOR RENT - Home on the out.
skirts of Browning with three
large rooms. Reliable renter
wanted. See Evelyn Christen,
sen, Browning. 1870
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1956-09-15

Guard carefully against accident but
project yourself from loss by taking
out a Montana Farmer-Stockman
SPECIAL ACCIDENT INSURANCE
POLICY. Full information on re-
quest. Write Insurance Department.
Montana er-Stockman. Great
Falls, Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1956-09-15
Thoughts on Life
Honesty
By DR.. JOHN HOLLAND

I READ RECENTLY Of resolution
passed by a group of Little Brothers
to their sponsoring group of Big
Brothers. eve live in an adult world
that has much wrong with it. These
adults are our models. So one of the
answers is for the adults to clean up
their own mess, and become better
models
I often wonder just how honest I am.
Do you wonder that, too? We have the
old half-true adage, 'All's fair in love
and war" But is it? International laws
are passed to mitigate the dishonesty
among nations. A noted cynic once
wrote, Diplomats are honest men sent
abroad to lie for their countries"
You recall that David once wrote,
81 said in my haste that all men are
liars A Scotch domino, during the
reign of Queen Elizabeth, read this
line to his congregation, then paused
and added, "Ah, David, were We Twin
now, ye'd say it in elaboration.
Keeping Silent
1t is possible to lie by keeping silent,
thus giving assent to something that is
wrong. 1t is possible to cheat by
simple nod of the head. For example,
a merchant says it's ''all wool" when it
may have little cotton in the warp.
l knew a supposedly pious woman,
and was in the grocery store when she
brought in several rolls of butter for
trade. After she had gone out, the
grocer picked up a roll that felt too
heavy. He cut it open and found two
pounds of salt in it. The woman prob
ably thought she was being shrewd.
but she was being dishonest.
At the Worlds Fair in Chicago in
1888 I saw a large collection of scales,
weights and measures. These had been
confiscated by the Bureau of Weights
and Measures and were on exhibition
as proof of the dishonesty Of many
people.
Accumulation
The ancient Hebrew prophet said,
False weights are an abomination to
the Lord" Draco, the Spartan law
giver, prescribed the death penalty for
citizens who proved dishonest in word
or action. Our courts would be much
over crowded if we had such a law in
our country.
Christ had the remedy for personal
and social dishonesty. ''Let your Yes
be Yes and your No, No." In other
words, be honest. Be honest in dealing
with children; honest in what you be-
lieve; honest in business. No matter
how small they may be, be honest in
the telling of what are called white
lies.
Dorothy Jones, writing for the PEG.
Record, has these few lines on the
necessity of each person becoming a
''better you'
Your task-to build a better world,
God said.
I answered, How?
The world is such large, vast place,
So complicated now,
And so small and useless am,
There's nothing I can do.
But God, in all His wisdom said,
Just build better you.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1956-09-15

ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES
INCLUDED!
PRE-cUT NOT PRE-FAB
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1956-09-15
Lovely Letters

I've had some lovely letters
In this, my writing life,
Beginning with ''my dearest DEAR"
Or ITO my darling wife"
But those that gave me thrill on thrill
see in retrospect,
Are those which simply said to me:
Enclosed please find check"
Eleanor Marks, BrOadwater County.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-01
EMPLOYER PAYS FEE
COLUM BIA
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
i34l q st. Suite S24 NE S-362a
ACCOUNTING CLERK

Young woman between o5.35 with
aptitude for figures. knowledge OF
operation OF calculator and adding
machine desirable. Hish school
graduate preferred, or sufficient ex-
perienee IN lieu thereof. Write to
BOX 3lb-L, Star giving age educs-
ton. experience. SALARY expected and
references II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-01

Permanent Job with national SOAP
sales and advertising company En-.
celient income Opportunity TO travel
See Mr. HERMAN. q anal pm
Monday ard TUESDAY Y g. EN-
fLoYMENT SERVICE i724 p ct
Nv. 9th floor DO not telephone
Bring this ed with you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-01
YOU MAY NEVER HAVE
THIS CHANCE AGAIN

BECAUSE MOST OF our district man
sgers have been with Us for years.
Six meu have accumulated time
totsling 100 wears
IF YOU ARE a good salesman,
age 30 10 So. don't pass up this op-
poYtunity 10 obtain exclusive terri
torial rights for well-known IA
tlonal ORGANIZATION oldest and larE-
est OF It's kind. With hundreds OF
satisfied clients In the area Large
increase in current sales ana Still
greater increase ahead in sales ex-
pansion program based Oh NEW
COMPENSATION PLAN most IA
varohis ever offered In our 81 years
experience Cash In on this big up
swing which IS gaining momentum
every month. Positions are
DISTRICT MANAGERS
OF Washington and Baltimore ofices.
EXPERIENCE in our particular
line not required as ,horough train
ing Is given by our aeld manager.
Continuous close cooperation from
home Office Is lead development and
recruiting salesmen No door-to-door
canvsssing Valuable franchise no
investment required Give phone
number. age and full information In
your reply 10 Box 32-R Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-01
YOUNG MEN

Age 22-30. needed in handling in
surance investigations IN Washing
ton and suburbs. Must be high
school graduate. Salary and expenses
paid. knowledge OF tipping necessary.
Car essential. National firm. per
cations, Lock Box 5S4. BENJAMIN
Franklin Station. WASHINGTON 4.
D. c., or phone MA. S-I36l and
ask for employment MANAGER, IS
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CLERK -STENOGRAPHER. Sc bust
ness firm. 5-dav week, References
required Repiv own handwriting
Box BEL. Star.
CLERK-IYPIST. to work from oic-
tating machine: must be good Ia
spelling. grammar ana punctua-
ton. experience in life Insurance
ONCE preferred but not necessary .
5-daS week. Phone Me, ssh Tor
nifF tSssuRadEEecEE R e. SERVICES w
CLERK-TYPIsT. white, 10 learn
bookkeeping machine permanent
position' all employe benefits
Starting salary $4,000 per year.
Don't make q move without seeing
Mr. Harmon. SMITHS STORAGE
co. 1913 You s., NV i
CLERk-TYPIST. % TO 30, caps Die
Of typine payroll ACCOUNTS and
VIII train II necessary. Salary
Call Ii. 3-l4q4. -
CLERK -TYPIST, white. $500 mo-. .
70 b;l5. 5:dsy week. For details
CLERK-TYPISTS-- Part time or tull
time. colored. S45 Tk. el5 Florids
CLERK -TYPIST. experienced for
with initiative willing 70 work
5-day, 40-ET. vk. Apply MIS-. Bur
ton. BARBER a. ROSS co. 5tn ano
V SIS. ne DE. e-050l
CLERK -TYPIST. for one-girl once
tipping, fling. answering phone and
ga 80, 5-day week; salary. $50
week plus company benefit. and
vacation: age open. COMMERCIAL
OVERALL LAUNDRY, Brentwood
Nd Report for interview 20 ~
Baltimore ave. Hvattsville. Nd.
CLERK. TYPIST - Interesting posi-
young lady with ability 10 type so
TO 60 Wpm Good opportunity. for
Advancement. Pleasant working
conditions , days a week Call
MISS LEE, ST. 3-a3O5 ---3
CLERK -TYPIST, 1898. gen oic
work, mortgage loan co, aptitude
for figures and typins I DAYS =; SS NT
coEsG e. aSs zee me- n"T suite 200
CLERK. TYPTsT, 1882. for exeep-
tionRl oppor IN lge downtown nrm,
res fee. MANAGEMENT CONSULT
ANTS, INC suite 600 la0n 1. g ny v,
ciation' S-day week, air-conditioned
building many employe dement's
beginners preferred: salary open.
call TX H--O90 3
CLERK .fYPiST. white age u to
I5. experienced. for magazine cir
culation once: b-day, 81 s-hf. wk I.
company dement's, 5000 per mo
Mr. DENNEY. DI, I:34l@ Ext. ~,
n. n. A. Annex 1926 l. 81, nv
CLERK -TYPIST. preyailins salary
rate GOOD WORKING conditions d!
~Oooh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-01
OVER 40!

We want . hieh-type ma
ture man who Is able to assume
q responsible position. PREF
ERABLY q man over 40 yrs.
OF age. Must be willing to
devote his best thinking to
this exceptionally interesting
work for really worthwhile
compensation. Our business
is selling local residential
property In a restricted area
which is easy TO learn We
provide a constant supply OF
fresh prospects rom daily
advertisements. We do not
require that you offer our sery-
ices 10 your friends. but We
do require that you make
friends o the people you
serve. We have a nine desk
offiee all full Of high CALDER
full time sales people. One Is
leaving the city within the
next few weeks and We want
an able and consenial re-
placement. z Of these people
came to US without previous
experience and several Of
them have closed 5 and !
contracts with our help in
their FIRST month. We pro-
vide ONCE space, unlimited
local telephone service. sdyeE-
Using, signs. hundreds OF
listinFs In a limited area and
financing and closing assis-
lance You provide a neatly
kept car and personnel n
nancing until sales are
closed. This is a digniHed
ard pleasant occupation for
the high-type man. one in
which q professional status
can be acquired in months
rather than wears where
"oVer 40" Is q distinct ad-
vantage. where earnings are
in direct relation TO your
abilities and Efforts. where
you never vorry about q
iayo6 as long as you serve
the public. We as located
on ArlinEton's real estate
row. are widely known and
enjoy the finest reputation
among the public and our
competitors. This ad will not
be repeated II you think
seriously that you qualify.
cali Mr. Parker for an inter
view, PARKER. SMITH &
DONNELL. INC. Radio Bldg..
Arlington. IA. 7-6l6l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-01
HELP US FIND
THIS TEACHER

Sears. Roebuck & Co.
desires to hire full and part
time men to call on our
customers who are expect
ing a representative to call
on them in conjunction with
new services and products.
See Mr.. Heller, at tbs pm,
Monday, April 2, at $500
Wis. ave. store. End entr-
ance on Albemarle st. No
phone calls please.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-01

YOUNG MEN I25. local and travel:
averase $50 per week. 3 hours a
day, ga days q week. See Mr..
LIBERT, RIM. 400, ga 9th st. NV.
3
YOUNG MEN. white. over 10, for
part time work: hours g pm. to
9 pm. weekdays and 10 g m. to 3
pm. Saturday. 724 9th st. NV,
Room 1913, pm. to pm. only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-01

Bookkeeper- Typist-Cl
Experienced. for checking and pay.
ing bills. etc Shorthand desired
General contractors, downtown OF
fice Good salary 10 qualified neT'
son State age experience. etc
Roy ogJ-H Star Ii
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-01
HELP-MEN Cont
MEN

Large inStallment furni-
ture store needs men as
credit interviewers and office
assistants. The men quail
flying will eventually become
credit and office managers.
Excellent salary, paid vaca-
ton and many company
benefits. Apply Mr.. Williams.
HUB FURNITURE co.
eth and d SITS. NV,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-01

YOUNG MAN, 2I-35. TO ASSIST
manager in local branch coast-to-
coast organization. Experience I'M
necessary. Must be able to converse
intelligently and be satisfied with
500 per week to start. Rapid ad-
vancement II accepted. Phone MR..
SMITH. Elk. 3-4467, before noon.
Guaranteed Salary. 500 Per Week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-01
YOUNG MEN

10 men to become full-time teachers
and supervisors, no previous exper.
Comp. training given at our expense,
500 wk. for 36 teaching hrs; college
BACKGROUND or equivalent preferred
Apply in person, :0ll Conn. ave.
NV. pm to Q pm. ARTHUR
MURRAY SCHOOL -
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HELP-MEN

YOUNG MAN
25 to 30, to learn merchan-
dising in furniture business.
You must have good hand
writing and must be ambi-
tious. If you have the desire
to build a future for your
self this is your opportunity.
Permanent position. good
salary and company bene-
fits. Apply Mr.. hopper or
Mr.. Newman.
HUB FURNITURE
7th and D SITS. NV.
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MEN
MEN

Mechanically inclined preferred, This
Is your opportunity to Join a large
corporation and provide yourself
and more secure future. II you are
WILLING. to work and study TO give
your family these ADVANTAGES and
can qualify on our interview and
test, you will be accepted under
our dealers commission and bonus
plan, starting at SAL so to $3.50. to
pei. month; rapid promotion to men
with outstanding ability and initia-
tive.
Apply in person to SSH l4th st.
NV. Come in main building and
ask for Mr.. Bugg Monday. . inter-
views only. 10 am. sharp and $50
pm. sharp.
MAN to learn clean trade.
$40 week to start. Vacation with
pay and other company benefits
Apply 10 Virginia ave. s.w
-
MAN. white. for shipping and
receiving dept; must have drivers
permit, rel: REQ. Apply TIEMAN
YOUNG MAN for mailing dept: s.
day week: opportunity for advance
CONFERENCE. Iii s ST. nv w. -
YOUNG MAN. age 2l-35; large
transp. company Begin as ticket
agent. Co. will train; no exper req.
Excel future. start S5S. No reg
ANTS. INC: Suite 500, 1906 G NV.
YOUNG eiAN. white, TO learn lens
grinding; permanent position good
salary while learning. GR1GG OP-
TICIANS. 5@5 Eye st; nv.
nifty to learn the real estate bust
ness and profession. Must be over
in District, good Background. Join
one Of the largest selling real es-
tate firms In the District We Will
train you for a position that af-
fords dignity and unlimited income,
Box 7-R, Star.
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Fenton St. and Ellsworth DR.,
PARKINGTON. ARLINGTON. VA.
Glebe Rd. and Wilson Blvd,
BOOKKEEPER and general ONCE
worker; old-established Arlington
flrIn; 5-day week. Call Saturday and
Sunday. JE. 4-20S6; weekdays. JE.
BOoKKEEPER and membership sec
rotary: college girl. under 40 pre-
ferred: independent work In small
staff with desirable SURROUNDINGS
tenure and right salary Please
write briefly enclosing nonreturn-
able snapshot, Box 3S2-J. Star. u
BO0KKFEPER- for CPA
Arm write education. experience
salary desired ?. .. Box 40
r.nra'OP Va. -
part time---Advertis-
ing agency has opening for assist
ant bookkeeper. approx. hours
per day. five-dsy week; hours ar
ranged 10 suit, between I'm
and $50 pm some typing; ex-
perience not nee. accounting stu
dent considered Call District .
7400 after $3.50 am
experience IN han
ding complete books. payroll, etc.
required Some accounting educa-
ton helpful Good starting salary
with excellent opportunity for ad-
vancemeEt. 5-day week Pleasant
working conditions. For interview
appointment. call MR.. DODGE,
HIJ 3.342o u