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BUTCHER, exper. only. for first
class meat dept. Top salary. Apply
in person. 1888 Eastern ave. NV.
CAB DRIvERs-For yellow Cab of
Sill. Sp. No experience necessary.
Apply Branch and Flower ave. "a
CAB DRIVERS. for D. C. Yellow
Cabs. II not a licensed driver,
we will instruct you in prepara-
ton for examination. Apply Per-
sonnet once, 4th and Eye st. ne.
CAMERA SALESMAN: good salary
Ambitious, willing worker, chance
for advancement. other benefits.
RITZ CAMERA CENTER, 6lS 18th
81 NV See Mr.. Keir. 80
CARPENTER. LIST class only: man
that can Law out work, run Job.
Call EN-. 3-7s46; nights. SIP. A.
CARPENTER WANTED; only top me-
chanic need apply. Call ewes. after
q p NJ. Ju S-4646 --25
CARPENTERS--Good trim men No
butchers. please. Cell TU. 2-3l65.
after } pm -"6
CARPENTERS. steady work, $3.50
per hour: 6-day week. Call IA -
CARPENTERS-lst class only. Re-
port TO Westgrove Job, of Mt. Ver-
non blvd. or call MR.. BECK, SO.
5-i699 --24
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COMMERCIAL
ARTIST

well:established oreanizaiion de.
sires the services OF 4 youns man.
II $50 yrs. OF aae who has some
experiences IN layout and general
art work. some agency or ncwa-
forward resume covering practical
experience and personal BACKGROUND
70 Boz 2e4.Y. star.
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ADVERTISING PRODUCTION 1

ADVERTISING PRODUCTION AS
SISTANT-Must have some retail,
agency or newspaper experience
mo beginners. pleasel Splendid
opportunity to learn and advance
if your objective is copy. layout or
account executive. 6-dsy week. free
insurance policy, conditioned
Offices. other fmploye benefits
Salary open. Apply Wednesday or
THURSDAY See Mr Gizzi. KAL.
ENRICH g. MERR1CK, STAR
BUILDING. ---',,5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-24

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. must
MI vacancy in residential brokerage
ONCE. experience not required, we
will teach you every phase of real
estate practice; no part-time or
short-time applicants; we keep you
supplied with prospects; must have
car, and be able to furnish bond.
BROS, INC. AP. 7-S400. is
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, must
have car. for progressive Office.
flee. Must be willing to work. Can
make Sl0.0u0 per yr, if you qualify.
Experience preferred but not q req
nisite. TOWN g. COUNTRY REAL
TY. TIE. 6-l415. --25
REAL ESTATE statesmen AND
SALESWOMEN. Wonderful oppor-
tunity for wide-awake full-time ex-
perienced men or women i'll active
Nd: and Va. Offices. Member of
Multiple. Listing System. Excellent
Dryer & CO., INC, JU. 9-S033,
ia. 7-SS00 pa
REFRIGERATION sERVICEMAN-
Permanent position with company
installing and maintaining Taylor
treezers and sodamaster equipment.
Good opportunity for man looking
for vear-round work. Apply in per-
son for interview, SODAMASTER
EQUIPMENT DIST. CO.. 80 Eye st
married, age 22-35,
permanent position in service de-
partment OF well-establishcd Arm:
DAYTIME hours; salary: local ref
WESTERN EXPERIMENTING co.
1DU4 WIS ave Ii " ~
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statesmen

statesmen
TV, air conditioners and
major appliances. Immedi-
ate openings for 3 full-time
statesmen to work on quail
fled leads. Must have car.
Drawing account to those
qualified. Apply in person
only, 8 am. to 4 pm, see
Fred Kahn at
Georges Warehouse
2146 oath Place NE.
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SALESMAN - Experienced in
scouting and camping to
manage our ofncial boy scout
dept, one OF the largest in
the East. Excellent salary
and commission.
SPORT CENTER
9Th & D SITS. NV, RE. 7-2545
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SALESMAN

Due to new product added
to line. one OF the worlds
leading office machine corpo-
rations has opening for sales
man 25-35. able to sell ex-
ecutives; protected territory,
all company benefits; sales
or administrative experience
necessary; opportunity to
make top earnings in short
time. Apply in person. 1910
Conn. ave, ask for Mr.. Engel.
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' acts exp REQ HL 46e5 f tTaSel pT car
turn.: $1,000 and bonus. ABBEY
PERSONNEL, 1885 Eye NV, ST.
SALESMEN-Food plan. EXCEPT op-
por. We need full-time and .
psrt-time statesmen; 25N commits
sion; MR; Erwin. ia. s-6239, ~
SA ALE, you dissatisfied
backs, credit restrictions. Saft,
etc. GOT you down? II so, would
Ike to talk to you. See j. S.
PETERS, Room 4l0. 724 9th st.
sALESMEN-Awning or storm win
dow men. Sell leads only. Call Mr.
LOUIS. Ii. 6-7l00 fo- appt "a
Statesmen, .t2D, outside solicitation
Tor national srocery concern, Guar
anteed training salary with excel
lent commission. Opportunity for
route work. for those with desire
and qualifications. Call MR.. ELL
TON. after q pm. RE. 6-67l2.
SALESMEN--2 reliable men with
ambition to, move into assistant
sltion. Must be able to get by with
500 per week while training. Must
prove self to long established Wash
ington firm. No canvassing; quality
leads furnished; car essential.
Apply in person. o to 1:30 am,
to 4:30 pm. 929 F st. NV. ask for
MR.. SToFKo. ~
sALESMEN-VACUUM CLEANERS
With or without experience; best
deal in town. Just 5 sales takes
home sos each week. ! will guar
antee TO train you to sell one or two
each and every day. Call DI. 1-0210
for confidential appointment. 40
statesmen
Aee % to 10 with car. Salary plan
and bonus. Call for appointment.
OV 3-0162; interviews daily. Ask
for MR.. BRUNING. -25
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INDUSTRIAL ENG, S7,000-S12. 600;
relocate in South need science and
sales exper.
ind sr.s en Hfs., til time RI,na res ma
and picture. Ford, at BoYD's, 700
18th, cor. G INA. S-234W.
JANIT0R, colored. 1880. sgle. or
married. no child; sober, reliable;
50-unit apt. BLDG. janitor exper.
required. Salary, qtrs, EN-. 2-S4l
colored, must have stoker
MRS. FOX. res. mer.. Ellis P st.
NV. 10 am. to ~ noon Wed,
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AUTO BUFFERS WANTED

Men who have had experience in
doing mirror glaze and porcelainize
in dealerships Must be thoroughly
and have good refer
ences. Salary unlimited. Apply 1880
Ripley ST.. Silver Spring. Md.
AUTO LUBRICATION MAN
preferred; large dealer
ship; must have drivers license:
paid holidays and vacation. Apply
to MR.. KEENEY or MR.. JAMES,
MONROE FORD CO., 1887 EAST
WEST HWY. Silver Spring, Nd
AUTO PARTS. young man to work
In Ford parts department. some
Ford, parts experience preferred;
5l9-day week. See Mr.. Buynak.
ERWIN FORD CO., Lee hwy. and
Chambers rd.. Fairfax. CIR. 1890.
JE. 2-5727. go
AUTO PARTS MAN - interesting
parts work with foreign cars. Open
ing for young man to grow in
business. Excellent opportunity for
industrious worker. All inside work;
company benefits. paid vacation.
referenced are required See Joe
Herson, MANHATTAN AUTO, eth
and p etc n p0
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HELp-MEN

PRODUCE MAN. experienced, to
work in Super Market. Apply Ia
person. 2e20 Nichols ave. sc.
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AIRLINE OPENINGS
With TWA

height SIS" TO 6'2", CAA
commercial license. Instru-
ment rating not required II
have SUFFICIENT time to quail
ify for rating. 400 hours
solo or first pilot time.
Will consider 400 hours
total If under age &c.
FLIGHT ENGINEER
Age % to. IS, height 81"
to 80, high school grad
yates. Must have broad air
craft and eneine expert
ence on heavy aircraft. CAA
aircraft and engine licenses
and able TO obtain CAA
fight engineers certificate.
Must be able TO meet TWA
and CAA class . physi-
cal requirements, no waiv-
ers. Commercial pilot
license NOT REQUIRED.
TWA pays student salaries
while in TWA training.
FLIGHT NAvIGAToRs
Age y to IS, u. S. citizens.
SHA tllH4Al lldNl-dtuE Ter
tiflcate and 1000 logged
hours. . wears college or
equivalent. able pass CAA
class Q physical exam
nations Domiciles New
York and Cairo.
FLIGHT RADIO OFFICERS
AGE II to AZ, U. S. cit
izens.. High school grad or
equivalent. Valid FEC
radio telegraph and tele-
phone licenses, md class or
better, plus aircraft in
dorSements on the end
class FEC telegraph license.
Must have CAA FRO cer-
tiflcate. able pass cofnpre-
hensive physical exam.
DomicileS New York and
Cairo.
Many employe benefits. In
GLIDING free air transport
tation for self and family,
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PAMp AGENTC

JAMES S. SPIVEY, INC.
49OS HAMPDEN LANE, BETH, MD,
OIL. 6-S60S
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RADIO TECHNICIAN

Interesting work in small
electronicS MANUFACTURING
plant. General shop exper-
fence with aircraft and mill
tary equipment. Mechanical
ability desirable.
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HELP-MEN

ACCOUNTANT
For interesting work in broadcasting
business. Age 25-35, with B. c. S.
Idegree. Some business experience re-
Toured. Reply in own handwriting
giving education and past employ
mont. Box 3O2-R. star ~
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EOII,ECT0RS

OOLLEC1O
Part time; Saturday only; car nee
essary; experience not required; S15t
guarantee plus commission. tn, q
1922. -27
COMPTROLLER OFFICE MANAGER,
responsible for entire acctg. sys. |
sales organization. Sal. SO. 000-S7.- |
900. NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT
SERVICE. HOS 18th st. NV, Elk.
3-7270.
COOK, working chef for high-type, |
small restaurant excellent salary; |
opportunity for young chef; closed |
Sundays. CAFE BURGUNDY. 503l
COOKS-Well exper. all-round. for |
busy kitchen: also good short order |
men required Apply, Chef, COM
MoDoRE HOTEL. N Capitol and
COOK-COLORED
All-aromnd man, must have expsr.
md able to furnish, refs; hours,
|portunity for right man. TALLY
no RESTAURANT. s12 18th st. NV.
COUNTERMAN. white, experienced;
disqualification and vacation bene-
FITS. See Mr.. Hutchins. DEE GEE
DINER, 100 Vermont ave. NV.
COUNTERMEN. day or night; we will
train; excellent working conditions. |
Can work up to manager. We are |
expanding. Call 10. 2-S503 for ap-
pointment. -25
CREDIT MAN. good salary plus COM
mission: wonderful opportunity. |
See Mr.. GOLDBERG. ia 9TH
DANCE TEACHERS. ballroom, sin
gle, ages 2l-29. No exper. nec.. we
train you; full or part time: $50 |
$3.50 weekly. Apply la pm, DON |
MARTINI STUDIOS, 502 18th NV.
ga
DENTAL TECHNICIAN apprentice
i mnH aentsi aano pT9 apply HAM
NV. "a
DRAFT MAN-Architectural expe-
rienced in residences and CONNER
cial projects: full or part time:
salary onen Gall IA T.QRRo Oh
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Part time; Saturday only: car nee
essary; experience not required; Sis
guarantee plus commission. TU. 2.
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CRAFTSMEN
TRAINEES
SEE OUR AID FOR
TRAINEES
CRAFTSMEN
MELPAR, INC.

CRAFTSMEN AND CHECKERS
Electro mechanical; layout and de-
sign caliber only; work in Silver
Spring area; prefer familiarity with
Navy BuOrd drafting practices and
Government specifications; excellent
NIT brief resume BY mail only to:
Mr.. J. E. Coffay. jr., 3402 Tulane
dr., West Hyattsvile, Nd. THE
H. L YOH CO. INC. -oS
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MISCEL i. ], n

Painter. perm inside SoS5
Pavins foreman S4l0
EXcaVattng, heavy equip. fore
man $4,000
Service mechanic. ofc. mach. $500
Phys ed instructor $500 plus
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
HOS 10th St. NV. at L. Elk. :}-727O
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-12

Vernon c. Womack. of Farm
vllle. will conclude a year as pres
1dent of the Commissioners OF the
Revenue Association Of Virginia
during the groups annual meet
ing today In Richmond
E Glenn Jordon. commissioner
for the City of Richmond. viii
succeed Nomack Jordon has serv-
ed the past year as first vice presI-
dent W ? Hubbard Of Nottoway
county, viii take the place vacat-
ed by Jordon. H w. Johnston. Of
Norfolk county, viii continue IN
office is secretary treasurer
The commissioners win extend
their Richmond visit one day for
a special session with c H. Nor
rissette. state tax commissioner.
who will discuss with the local tax
and revenue officers the acCeler-
ated income tax payment program,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-12
Powl1atan Club
Women 10 Observe
A achievement Day

The home demonstration clubs
of Pownatan county Will present
their Achievement program Fri
DAY, Oct. 10 al 9 >. M. in the
PoWhauan High Schol auditorium.
The title is Achievement In Ac-
ton" and each club viii present a
sk.t Of the topics studied BY the
clubs To- the year.
Club members, families and
frlcnGs arc invited to this Achieve
ment program. A place Will be pro-
V.ded fer those who bring dona-
lions for "SheItering Arms Hos
pital
On November .. there viii be a
Special Interest meeting on Early
American Stencilling. Miss Cath
crime Perry. Rural Arts Specialist.
from VPI VIII instruct This will
be held Id the lounge Of the War
Memorial Building at 10 a. m.
Those interested IN attending
should contact Mrs. Edith H Par
ker. home agent. for more inform
alton on preparation Of articles TO
be stenciled.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-12
Goodwin Scored Four Times To Lead
POwhatan To Decisive 42-O Victory
BY Gray Jessup

Last Friday, Powhatan, led by
its three outstanding backfield men,
Boggs. Goodwin, and Law son.
easily rode to a 42-0 win over the
Midlothian Trojans. There is strong
rivalry between the two neighbor-
inc schools but the spirited TrojanS
were completely outclassed this
year. which is their first III foot
ball competition.
In, the first quarter, PoWhatan
took the opening kickoff and mar
ched 60 yards in II plays to score
Boggs set the stage with q couple
Of fine runs.
A short time later. PoWhatan took
advantage OF a poor punt to get
their second score The punt went
out Of bounds on the Midlothian 20
yard line. and two plays later. Ar
che Goodwin scored on a D S
from Quarterback walker Boggs
made good on his first Of three
extra point kicks.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-12
Goodwin and B0ggs

In the middle OF the second guar
ter, Powhatan got their offensive
in gear again They took over on
their own 20 yard line and started
moving Boggs went off-tackle to
the field stripe Goodwin NOV
ed to The 25; Boggs carried to the
one and Goodwin pushed over for
the score Four plays covered 80
yards with Goodwin and Boggs al
ternating.
Midlothian took the Pawhatan
kickoff and failed to gain on three
pass plays Apologize got off
beautiful punt that rolled dead on
the 20 yard line The Indians started
moving again and in seven plays
covered so wards again for the
score, Goodwin carrying off-tackle
for the last 10 yards. The Indians
had i comfortable 27-0 half-time
lead
Second Halt
In the third quarter Jessup con
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-12
Chief Chandler
Dies In Air Crash
Near Charleston

Military funeral services at A.
lington National Cemetery wer e
held Monday afternoon fol- Billy
Albert Chandler IS. VINO died DC
tobei II a nlane crash II e !
Charleston, S. c.
Chief Chandler who had been liv-
ing in Portsmouth. was one OF three
airnen who died when the C-l24
Globemastar they were flying APP
parently hit a tree while 1t was at
temptn an instrument landing in a
heavy fog
He is survived by his widow. the
former Miss Sauie Terry, the daueh-
ter Of Mrs n T Tel~'y. Of Pam
pin, a son. Terry and d daughter.
Linda Site. Also Surviving are his
parents. MI. and Mrs E. Il. Chand-
Ter Of Los Angeles, Cal, and a sis-
ter Miss JacQueljue Chandler. also
Of Les Angeles
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-12
Amelia = ov-hatan
Churches TO Mark
St. Luke's Day

st. Luke's Day will be observed
by the Amelia-Powhatan Cure Of
Episcopal churches, it was an
nounced today by the Rev. VIII
son NJ. Stits priest-in-charge.
There viii be evening prayer
and the Holy Communion in s..
Lakes Church Powhatan, on
Thursday Ocg is. at 8 p. ri. Reed
Allyn viii sing a solo
For communicates and friends
of Amelia county. the observance
VIII be on the Eve Of St Luke's
Day, October IT. at 8 O'Clock in
Christ Church. Amelia, with Eve
ming Prayer and the Holy Com
munion
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-12

.nected On two passes to give Pow
hatan their next score. He INT Foot
sic" Goodwin on the first pass to
carry to the Indian 40 Then he hit
Boggs for touchdown pass play
that carried go yards
In the fourth quarter, Goodwin
carried f0l IA yards on an end run
that produced the onl touchdown
ii the Period That score was set up
by the consistent line phlnging Of
fullback, Gray Lawson
Later in the fourth period. an
alert Powhatan reserve, Gary Bono
witch, recovered a Midlothian fun
bic for a safety to give the Indians
q resoundlng 42-0 victory.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-12
Worsham FILA
Wins on Fair Entries

The Wo,sham chapter Of the Flu
t'na IIomenakers Of America is
proud of it, success III the Five
County FGir
TIE chapter entered three eXhib-
its presantine three different phases
Of Work carried ont il their home
maEna classes. These phases Of
Work included home care Of the
sicl party refreshments and hob
b.es.
The home care Of the sick booth
won a A'uc ribbon. and the other
two entries each won red ribbons
Other prizes We're won by club
members N the dress revue, baked
products canned products an q
flowor Arrangement divisions,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-12
Benjamin J. Perdue
Dies at Amelia, 73

Funeral services for Benjamin
Jefferson Perdue 10, Of Amelia,
who died Tuesday Oct Q. were
held Thursday at Amelia Baptist
Church at D. m Interment was
in Lakeview Cemetery at Black
stone.
He is survived by his Wife Mrs.
Willie .Reams Perdue a SON. Al
ton II Perdue OF Amelia two
sisters, Mis- George Gee and Miss
Matte Perdue both Of Petersburg.
ana oll& grandchild.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-12
Personal Mention

Mr.. and Mrs S W Putney, Jr..
and son, Bill. plan to attend the
VPI-William and Mary homecom-
ing game in Blacksburg Saturday.
Miss Mary Harris, Maurice Stein
and Miss Emma Harris. of Chicago.
who are touring the East. were Sun
day guest of Dr. and Mrs. P. W
Beckham.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-12
ADOPTS MATES II CHILDREN

Chioa su-AIrs. Elizabeth DUNG
p, Who married Martin Duhie last
February. became the mother Of
hls eleven children Dy adoption re-
centlr Tire children are of Duhig S
first irFrriage to MIS-. June Duhie.
who difd several months ago. The
present Mrs. DuMc'a first husband,
Georee Galley. died in 1883 They
had TO children
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-12
DR.. ". I. Williams
To Speak at Revival

DR.. w. TWyman Williams. for a
Years pastor of the College Church
at Hampden-Sydney. viii be guest
speaker at the revival services at
Douglas Presbyterian Church near
Throck from Sunda Y. Oct, IA
through Oct 81,
Services will be held each even
ing at 7:30, Rev A. S. Gear. pastor
of The Douglas Presbyterian Church,
viii assist with the services.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-12

Sistant county agent act as adj
vlsers.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-12

IN the third quarter Jessup con
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-12

The washer that does your
w0shjng SO we'll ond 50 fQst,
yet costs 50 little Todoy's
biggest value in q guoron-
+eeJ WCsheri
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Continued From Preceding Page

In Great Britain couples circles the New Year
rolls the revers then to their arms
take hold of hands either side OF them
Lang their hands will begin ripping
motion moving the singing continues When
the song ends group rush the rings center raising
clasped amid laughter and shouts OF Happy
New Year!"
welcomed with rejoicing than In
The Scots celebrate Hogmanay
meaning of the Hghght of their midnight
Footn'"a usually TALL dark and
foot begins his rounds by knocking on the
He enters home without word, carrying logs
replenshes the fire. No word said until
been eaten The visitor then wishes the
household good luck.
the world South Africans carrying
tradition That iS with exception After the CLOCK
couples may stroll along balmy
South Africa the New Year comes during
the
One of quainte New Years customs is carried
italian villages At midnight old articles are tossed from
the family dwelling Out with the DID, give us the new is the
This follows behind old hat maybe shoe with
holes broken chair that may sail through window.
Colombia, girls escort will hold IL
palm Each time the clock strikes he'll place
the palm of his lady fair Those pennies add up to
profit of IL good-luck months.
Colombian SwanS counting their pennies, citizens
little of Mtla in Southern Mexico viii have their
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HELPMEN
SALES
MANAGER

For Washington area. Man
We want must the know who
and know-hoW" Of direct sells
ing. be between 30-45, have
car, be interested in build
ing a sales organization and
ambitious to enjoy the dig
nifty and prestige that Somes
from selling the best product
to the finest class Of people
in America today. In doing
business for over 100 yeara
we have earned national rec-
ognition as q most unusual
and most underestimated
business. This Is q multi
million dollar operation with
one Of the most comprehen-
siye and complete training
programs in use anywhere. To
the man qualified for district
management, average 5 1gure
annual earnings are assured.
Further promotion dependent
on ability and qualifications.
Our divisional mauagers in
1855 averaged an excess OF
SIS. 900 This may be q real
opportunity for YOU. You
can determine for yourself
by phoning E. w Dempsey
at The Woodner. HUI. $4,000
between 9 and z pm. Mon
day and Tuesday. Our stan
has been advised OF this
Openine -
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SALES TRAINEEs
TEACHERS
COLLEGE STUDENTS

Your summer vacation days can
be turned into PAY DAYS. Earn
as much money in the next 3 mos
as you earned ALL LAST YEAR.
The work is pleasant and dignified.
and you will be handling one OF the
most accepted products in the
Washington area. For further In.
| formation call
Ii. 6-O443 IA, e-444G
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HrLpMEN
Helper, General

Experienced with machine tools,
machine shop equipment; up to as
wears old. 40-hr. week. company
dement's. interviews o am. It'll 4 pm.
Monday throueh Friday.
WETMCCuET
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ROuTEMAN

We have a permanent position in
between 25 and 40 years OF age
Excellent opportunity for advance
ment. vacation with pay, free in
surance and other employe benefits
Apply ELITE LAUNDRY, 211a l4th
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POTrTEMAN

Married. age 22-35: perm. position
in service dept. OF well-establis het
firm. Daytime hours. Salary. Loca
refs. required Interview. ln-12
WESTERN ExTERMINATING CO.
1904 WISCONSIN AVE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-03
MANAGER
SALES EXPERIENCE

We wish TO contact a high
type man, aged % TO 40. who
has sales executive ability
and desires to make a life
time connection. We can
discuss your past experience
in personal interview. II YOU
feel confident that your serv-
ices are worth a base salary
of 500 week. write con-
fidentially, giving age, educa-
ton. phone number, to Box
2Q-B. Star.