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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-02
Navy Tied TT
Rejects Bid to
Cotton Bowl

An underdog Army team
closed out a $3.50 season in
brilliant fashion yesterday as it
forced Navy to come from be-
hind in the waning stages of the
game to gain a TT tie before
1921 900 in Philadelphia's Munich
pal Stadium.
Despite the tie, Navy was in
vited to meet Texas Christian in
the Cotton Bowl January !, but
rejected the bid in a dressing
room announcement moments
after the ANAL gun. The indica-
ton was that Navy officials de-
|cided the teams performance
against Army was not bowl
worthy.
Cotton Bowl officials promptly
selected Syracuse to oppose
TCU. Syracuse wound up its
season with a I'll record. losing
only 10 PlJtSpurgn.
The 57th meeting of Army and
Navy was a thriller right down
to the final gun. with the Cadets
making a field goal try in a
desperate effort to snatch VIC
tory in the last two seconds. But
Jim Kennedy's kick from the sc
fell far short.
The last big Saturday of the
collegiate football season also
brought announcement of the
teams selected for two other
major bowls:
Unbeaten Tennessee will OPP
pose Baylor In the Sugar Bowl
in New Orleans. Baylor finished
with an 81 record.
Georgia Tech. defeated only by
Tennessee. will oppose Pittsburgh
In the Gator Bowl in Jackson
vile. Fla. The Panthers. who
lost to Georgia Tech. TO, in the
Sugar Bowl last year. have won
six, lost two, tied one and still
have a game against Miami next
Saturday.
"Details in Sports SectiOn)
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Almond Backed
By Fenwick
Also Gets Munn's
Okuy for Governor

Arlington State Senator
Charles r. Fenwick, a candidate
for Governor in 1858, yesterday
Endorsed j. Lindsay Almond, jr.,
for the chief executives post in
Virginia's election next year.
With Mr.. Fenwick's backing
also came the Endorsement Of
Arlington Delegate Harrison
Mann. This brought to % the
number Of members Of the Gen.
eral Assembly who have Endorsed
the State attorney general to
succeed Gov. Stanley.
Mr.. Almond is the only one
$50 far to formally announce for
the 1857 Democratic primary
State Senator Garland Gray of
Waverly, who headed the COM
mittee to study school segrega-
ton legislation. has said he may
be candidate.
Others mentioned as possible
Democratic candidates are 1t.
Gov. A. E. S. Stephens, House
Speaker E. Blackburn Moore and
Delegate Robert Whitehead of
Nelson County, leader of the
anti-organization wing of the
party. State Senator Ted Dali
ton is expected to be the Re-
publican candidate.
Senator Fenwick and Dele
gate Mann said they believed
Mr.. Almond would "have the
greatest appeal to most Vir-
ginians" and would give North
ern Virginia "a real friend and
one who understands our prob
lens" They said it lis essen
tial that the Democrats of Vir-
ginia unite behind one candi-
date"
In Richmond. Mr.. Almond said
he was deeply gratified" at the
Fenwick-Mann support.
In 1858. Mr.. Almond with
drew as a possible third candi-
date in the Democratic primary
contest between Mr.. Fenwick and
Gov. Stanley. He took no sides
in the ensuing race. which Mr..
Stanley won handily.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-02

black horse brought UP from
Texas last year.
she had a laundry bag with
clothing in IT," Mr.. Jones said
Later, a younger sister. Patty,
8. told their father. Jerry T
Baulch. an Associated Press copy
editor. that VIENNA planned %
run away.
As near a. We could learn.
the father said. "shs had . blan-
ket and . toothbrush IN the
sack"
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Crack Indio Troops Toke
U.N. Suez Job in Stride

adapting the rusting field kitch-
EN- to Indian flatbread and sea
soned food menus.
These psratroopers are the
most experienced troops in the
U. N. force in Egypt. They will
be more than q thousand strong
in q few days-the largest and
toughest national unit. Many
men served under the British all
over the world. some even in the
Suez Canal area.
Now. almost more British in
manneriSm and technique than
the British, these soldiers are
ready to displace their old Colo
Inial teachers in Port Said. Fight
ing, however, is not on their
minds.
1--WE know that when our ar
rival was announced there was
Ia cease fire." Mai. Pram Nath,
the Indian commanding officer,
said THAT makes this a peace
mission.
Like the Mission
I'VE are very happy about this
mission. II this force Of four
or five thousand men could be
found, 1t could just as well be
an army of five million. This
can be a good deterrent to ag-
erosion"
The Indians and other troops
have been flying IN to the Abou
-Suweir air base a few kilometers
from here at a rate Of 100 or
200 daily. Swedes. Colombians,
Danes. Yugoslavians and all the
rest jump from American-built,
See u. N. TROOPS, Page AS
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On Guard
For Syrian Coup
Ready to Act
In Any New
Red Move

LONDON, Dec. l tHD.-The Big
Three Western powers closed
ranks tonight to counter the
threat of a new Communist coup
lin the Middle East arising from
the situation in Syria. That
Arab nation is reported receiv-
ling Soviet arms and under the
growing influence Of army lead
ers with Soviet leanings.
Britain and France prepared
their peoples for formal an
nouncements Monday of a quick
and large-scale withdrawal of
their military forces in Egypt.
President Eisenhower's dra-
matte offer of oil for Western
Europe checked rising tide Of
anti-American feeling in both
countries.
| Fresh efforts to heal the breach
between the United States and
her major Western allies were
launched against the background
of alarm over the future of Syria
and concern for the stability Of
Prime Minister Nuri Said's
friendly government in Iraq.
Reds Deny Oil Offer
The Soviet Union. clearly act
ing to preserve friendships in
the Arab world, put out a formal
denial of reports that it has Of.
fered to sell quantities Of petro-
Ileum to Western Europe.
"All these reports are mali
lcious fabrications calculated to
deceive world opinion" the So
Wet news agency Tass said in q
statement broadcast by Moscow
radio.
Western newspapers and pub
lie figures swung public atten-
ton to Syria. which has been
reported getting arms shipments
from Communist sources.
The Baghdad press said Com
munists in Syria were moving
toward controlling positions.
Syria accused Britain, France,
Israel and Turkey Of preparing
armed aggression" against the
Arab republic which the West
says is under the growing in
f1uence of army leaders friendly
to Russia.
Syria Asks U. N. Action
Syrian Foreign Minister Salah
Bitar cabled United Nations Sec
Iretary General Dag Hammar.
skiold calling on the U. N. Gen.
eral Assembly to take up the
threat to Syria's safety"
A Damascus dispatch said an
emergency session Of the Arab
League may be called to discuss
collective action in aiding Syria.
1t was not believed Iraq would
be included. although it Is q
member of the league.
Relations between Syria and
Iraq are tense. Syria charges
Iraq is preparing to attack. Iraq
accuses Syria Of working to over
throw the Iraqi government.
In Jerusalem. an Israeli For
eign Ministry spokesman once
again declared Soviet charges Of
troops massing on the Israeli
Syrian border in preparation for
an attack we're vicious nom
sense"
Turkeys Acting Foreign Min
lister Ethem Menderes remained
See MIDDLE EAST, Page AS
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Corsooes for Convicts

TOKYO. Dec. tP.-Decem-
Der is BE Kind" Month in
Tokyo. The Good Conduct AS
ISOLATION and the city govern
ment' are asking the public to
nominate kind persons for spe-
eial badges. Members plan 70
send bouquets to iail inmates as
evidence Of kindness.
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CURFEW ARGUMENT
ALWAYS GOES ON

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Picture on Pdee A-9
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they are probably the only mill
tary aircraft in existence whose
top speed Of 80 knots is exceeded
by a helicopter.
The Air Facility, launched at
the Academy when World War
II gave new impetus to Naval
aviation. is not a fiight-training
Installation. Its mission is to
give midshipmen a passing &C.
quaintance with aircraft and to
permit Naval aviators on the
Academy staff to maintain their
flight proficiency.
The modern touch in equip
ment comes only from q dozen
twin-engine Grammar Albatross
amphibians maintained as navi-
cation trainers.
There is no positive require
ment that midshipmen learn to
fly. But as a part Of the Acad-
emy's aviation department, which
also was instituted during World
War II. they are exposed to fly
ing for some 20 hours.
Some midshipmen. according
to Operations Officer 1t. Comdr
r. p. Coogan. couldn't care less.
Others take to it with relish and
quite often are capable Of doing
take-offs and landings within 10
hours. In the 1856 graduating
class of 68l. over $50 Of them
selected military flight training.
either with the Navy. the Marines
or the Air Force. Until the Air
Force graduates its first class at
the new Academy in Colorado
Springs. a percentage Of Naval
graduates may choose that serv-
ice arm.
The Air Facility uses float
planes for the simple reason that
IL has no airfield-other than
the often-choppy waters of the
Severn and Chesapeake Bay. A
l5-knot wind out of the south
will ground everything but the
Grummans. Light training craft
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on floats is the only current an.
|swer and that operation must
by necessity, go forward with OBJ.
solete planes.
Officers Deplofe Situation
No one deplores the situation
any more than Chief Of MAYA
Operations Admiral Arleigf
Burke.
1.-THE jet age is here" he sale
recently, but to the midshipmer
on the banks of the Severn, the
strides made in air advances will.
only be a course to. study OF
news to read"
The ancient craft are crankec
by hand; then tugged to the
water-side ramp on a four.
wheeled dolly with two mer
hanging on each wing to steer
it. A tractor then applies a line
to act as q brake as the dolly
and plane rolls into the water
I'm a summer launching OF
IS aircraft" Comdr. Coogan
says. the last one gets of 4C
minutes after the first one. Re.
covery Of the planes is an ever
slower process.
System Is Anticipated
Experts are well agreed that
about rs minutes indoctrination
at a time is about all a midship-
man can absorb. Anything over
that is a waste of time, the
operations officer says.
But because Of the slow process
Of launching and recovering, the
midshipmen are getting 212 hours
in the air at a time.
1.-The system" says Admiral
Burke" has become antiquated. .
"The academy finds it impos-
sible to obtain a seaplane from
the naval aircraft inventory
which viii suit its program. A
Marine liaison plane modified as
a seaplane is under considera-
ton"
Modern Field Sought
1t is no exaggeration that
maintenance men had 70 hunt
the archives to get engine speci.
fications when new parts became
necessary when the 225-horse.
power engines began burning oil
The planes we're built by the old
naval aircraft factory in Phila-
delphia. 1t was there the
archive-sifting was done.
Admiral Burke said the use Of
airfelds in the Annapolis area
has been investigated, but none
have come up to specifications
desired for the naval air pro-
gram at the Academy"
Congress last year turned
down q request for q SIT million
Academy airfield near Davidson
vile.
Admiral Daniel v. Gallery
chief Of Naval Air Reserve Train
ing. also has been a loud voice
in the elamor for a modern
training site in order 70 give Ali
Reservists a chance TO fly up-to.
date aircraft 70 maintain comDai
readiness. Jet planes. used D.
Naval Air Reservists at some sta.
tons. cannot operate safely oui
Of the Anacostia Naval Air sta.
ton.
Newest planes they have ther,
are the Douglas AID attach
bomberS and Paw Eeptuns pa.
troll bomberG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-02
old SeopIones Hamper
Middies' Flight 7 roining
Lock of Airstrip Restricts Academy
To Skeleton lndoctrinution Proorum
BY CHARLES YARBROUGH
Star stan Correspondent

ANNAPOLIS, Dec. Naval Academy midshipmen are
getting their flight indoctrnaon bpanes that
maintenance had to dig into the archives get
specifications. 80
There only Al of the obsolete sngeengne seapanes
in the world Forty of them based Fa-
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u. S. Hopes to Fill Quote
OfRefugeesb Christmas
Set to Admit 1000 Hungoriuns Day
As $1,000 More Become Eligible
By MARY McGRORY

immigration Commissioner Joseph M Swing hopes that
Hungarian refugees promised admission to this country
will be here by Christmas.
President Eisenhowers order yesterday, directing that
asylum offered $4,000 survivors of the Red terror
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-02

CIIIIy 5 CIIly, I0-aCfe ItStTVdLIOIl
here on the banks Of the Severn.
The other seven are In Norfolk.
Listed officially as the MIN
but known more or less affec-
tionately As the sYellow Peril, /"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-02
WEATHER FORECAST

Partly cloudy and somewhat warmer to-
day, high in 40's, low tonight, g. Fair and
warmer tomorrow. (Full report, Page A-2.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-02

With House Appropriations
Committee investigators now
checking on the public assist
ance program here to determine
how grants and eligibility re-
QuirementS compare with the
rest Of the country. The Star
See RELIEF. Page AS
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Hourly Temperatures
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-15

TRUCK DRIVER. white; experienced:
nv n9St ,. 6aSS Montgomery County
TRICK DRIVER, familiar With
Washington and vincity; D. c. per
nit required, Apply after 10 am.
MIR NACHMAN. l394 24th st. NV
CONTRACT - Large
earnings with full time operation,
can be yours under long-term con-
tract, Choice openings for travel
4S States and Canada, moving
furniture. Paid training program
Many other BENEFITS Men with
wanted. Furnish 1854 or later
model gas powered tractor. per
sonally drive it. Call or write Mr.
J. r. Holtz. between the hours OF
) to ) Monday through Friday and
3 TO IL Saturdays, Driver Personnel,
AERO MAYFLOWER TRANSIT CO
INC. Indianapolis, Indiana. Mel
nv NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; mostly
warranty calls; TRANSPORTATION fur
cERTlF1ED' ~, Ala H i St n zee"
nv TECHNICIAN. bench man, exper
on all make sets. Good trouble
shooter and instrument man. JU.
a-l35l liz
~ TECHNICIAN. sober; 90 miles
out Route so: daywork in shop;
salary and terms to be arranged.
Write qualifications. age. etc.
JOSEPH SPINDLE, Box ri. Chan
UNDERWATER TRAINEEs = Top
cos: college deg; $500. NATIONAL
EMPL. SERVICE. HOS 18th st
NV. at L, Elk. 3-727O.
KENNEDY INTERIORS. SOC Ken
nedv ST nv RIA. $4,000. is
NERVOUSNESS. age Fl TO 50. to
work in warehouse OF frozen food
distributor, re section Perma-
nent position with opportunity for
advancement Must be reliable ana
$3.50. MR.. EDWARDS. 0 TO IL
am only. lib
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HELP-MEN

AID MATCHES, SELL AMAZING
DESIGNsl 10, 20. 80, 40 and 24O
light book matches. BIGGER SPOT
CASH COMM. Every business a
prospect. Repeats. Start without
exp, men. women; full, part time.
BUY NOTHING. Sales kit Turn.
MATCH CORP. OF AMERICA. Dept.
JR, Chicago 80.
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HELP-WokAEN

ACCOUNTANTS. Irs., for local air
cond. CPA once: good tppor. for
advancement. co. 5-54Sl for apt.
ACCOUNTANT BOOKKEEPER. fol
Ford dealer; auto experienced prI-
terred. 5i2-day week; opportunity
for person having willingness to
work. See Mr.. Erwin. ERWIN
FORD co Fairfax. Va IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-15

statesmen for retail bakery route,
between ages 2l-40; married men
preferred; average weekly salary
OF over sos after short training
period. HOLMES BAKERY. 635
N st. NV. ID
statesmen who are nov selling the
food freezer plan, storm windows.
home Improvements, etc, ano VINO
have appointments AZ niEht, II you
have = 10 3 free hours during the
day. I can show how . small sales
9 day will earn q minimum OF
500 per week selling q service 70
commercial businesses. Phone IA.
e-5190, Sun, for appt.
EALESMEN. used car. We need .
rood. energetic young men TO round
out our used car sales force. tx
perience helpful but not apsoluteiy
Apply Mr.. Nelson. AERO AUTO
CO. INC. lI0l King St. Alex. Va.
GALESMEN tcoloredl - Our once
needs 10 good statesmen, part or
full time who are not afraid to see
the people and sell awnings, storm
commission ever paid Also need
assistant sales manager. DE-. .
62S6 liz
eALESMEN--EXcellent sales oppor-
tunity for men experienced in the
consumer credit field. Protected
territory. No phone calls CON-
sUMER CREDIT CO, 1887 2 st.
NV.
eALESMEN-Government employees
earn extra money without interfer :
ing With duty hours. An unusual
opportunity TO earn aS much as Sl6
day on OF hours Apply 1910 P
~ NV Suite 500
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HEIP-MEN
TIRE SALESMAN. r,

TIRE SALESMAN. residing in viz
ginia. must have car and be will
Ing TO work evenings: excellent SAL
airy to start. Apply COLROSS TIRE
CORP. $40 ". Henry st. Alex
andria. Va, bet. $40 and 5 pm
Ask for J. w. MAXIM. --I5
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MAN WITH CAR

Big earnings; no experience rec
essary Apply 1907 Georgia ave. NV
10 am TO 5 D m. daily.
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MAN WITH CAR

To Atart immed with large Erpl.
mfr as sales distributor, Earning
while training ir6und $3.50 mo.
comm and bonus expense ar
rangement: exp. not nee. mar
rico man pref. rapid advance TO
producer Not canvAssinE or travel
Inns Man selected will always
have his work booked weekly in
advance. calling on dennlte quail
fed appointmpntS only. Apply
D m sFsrp. 3l62 Mt. Pleasant at. nv.
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YOUNG MAN

TO ASSIST MANAGER IN LOCAL
BRANCH. AST-TO-COAST OR
GANIzATIoN: ExPER. uNNECEs-
S SARSr M 4NgTT N AHLE T hSb So AZ
WITH 500 WK TO
START RAPID ADVANCEMENT IF
ACCEPTED. PHONE Mr.. NORTON,
Elk. 3-4467 BEFORE NOON. GUAR
SALARY, 500 PER WK liz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-15

YOUNG MAN - Established and
growing firm has opening for am
bilious young man, 1925. for
training in photo-offset sales. This
is an opportunity for the right
man to build future in an ex-
panding industry with steady en-
ployment and substantial future
Company paid Decentralization and
life insurance. Phone FE. $4,000
for appt. Id
YOUNG MAN, white or colored; Office
work, long hrs. No exper. nee. n. Y.
JEWELRY CO. 7l9 9TH st. NV.
YOUNG MAN, to learn the real es-
tate business. BOSS & PHELPS.
INC, l417 K st. NV III
YOUNG MAN, 25-35 years. high
school grad. exper. dispatchinR
motor vehicles. Met. area, DI. =
YOUNG MAN, Va. lie, eve. work.
PHARMACY. Vienna. DU. 5-7lll
YOUNG MAN, 10 to %. white, pleas
ant work, excellent pay: start i'm
mediately; average sos q week. g.
PETERS. Room 40. 724 9th st.
YOUNG MAN-Eigh school educa-
ton. willing to learn battery repair
business and selling. Good starting
salary. RE. 7-1160. -l6
YOUNG MAN. $500 for small dry
cleaning route; willing to solicit:
salary plus comm. Increase per-
centage with increase In business:
Sun. II to 8: Mon, TO 10. ia
9-22l7.
YOUNG MAN. white. ls TO SO. to
learn to operate envelope printing
presses Some knowledge Of print
ing desirable, but not necessary.
Experienced preSSman will train
you No Saturday work. Good
opportunity and advancement. Va
cation with pay. Convenient to
those living In ne, section. Apply
WASHINGTON ENVELOPE CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-15

MEN Excellent openings for . men.
full time. also part time: married
mer preferred: full time can aver
age over 500 per week: full es-
tablished routes. no cold can
wasting; famous everyday necessi-
ties assure steady high earnings;
no sales experience necessary, but
must be able TO furnish character
LER BRUSH CO, oil National
Press Bldg, 14th and p SITS. NV.
or phone DT lat or DI. 7-34es.
10
MEN White Full or part time, TO
learn highly skilled local moving
Go 10 Amoco station MINI. and
Penna Sc, u am Mon. for f1rst
Of 300 one-hour training sessions.
Earn according to interest, ability,
while learning
MEN--Part time and full time 70
learn surgical business Must type
and have general once experience
College graduate preferred. state
Age and past experience Box 2S3-
Y. star
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Yardman-P Painter

Coiored, for apartment develop
ment near Rosslyn. Year-round Job:
references required Salary $l75
month. Call MRS. KELLER, ia
1850 for appointment
BOYS. white. over II; pleasant out
door work.. q hours per DAY: average
81 so per hour See Mr.. MURRAY
Room 4O2. 1905 C st NV. 10
MAN AND WIFE twhitel. non drink
erS. to WORK in and around dog
kennel on Duke st. extd. Alex. Va.
Permanent. pleasant working con-
ditionS. $3.50 per mo. and unfur-
nished apt. ELPAW KENNELS
Alex. Va. 5l36 Duke st TE
MAN, 90 or under, for permit license
company Tipping essential Pleas
ant working conds,, good starting
salary Opportunity TO advance with
company for right personnel. Call
10 S-1455. Mr. AARONSON. II 3
MAN, IS or under. for billing dept.
lge motor transport company typ
ing essential Pleasant working
cond good starting salary Oppor-
tun!ty 70 advance with company
s-7455, Mr.. AARoNsoE --l6
MAN. Tor crew manager, experience
required Prefer man with cook
wear or household appliances eX-
perience. Car necessary. pay &C
cordinE to eNper and ability. For
interview, write Box Gay. Star.
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HELP Us FIND THIS TEACHER

Please pass this ad on 10 An am
bilious teacher or principal We have
an unusual summer position for an
Ambitious man with a minimum OF
two years OF teaching experience.
Courses In psychology helpful: mas
tiers degree desirable but not neces-
sary. His earningS will range from
81 900 to Sl,J0O depending on the
length Of his vacation Possibility
OF permanent 5-flgure executive po-
Stiion. Write in confidence, giving
telephone number. age education,
subjects YOU have taught. and extra
curricular activities. to Box llT-L,
Star
SALES PROMOTION Tobacco
products car furn.. start $4,000.
ARBEY PERSONNEL l33S Eye n w.
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HELP-MEN
STOCK CLERK

White, 1928 Wholesale
distributor needs young man
for general stockroom work
in phonograph-record depart
ment, packing, shipping. etc.
Good starting salary with ex-
cellent opportunity for adj
vancement. 5-day week See
Mr.. Cervantes. for interview.
SOUTHERN WHOLESALERS,
INC, 7o7 Edgewood st. ne,
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STATIONERY SALESMAN

PPrsonable Young man wanted TO
contact ofiiCeS, stores and business
establishments for their stationery
needs. Prefer one with KNOWLEDGE or
experience IN this business Salary
and commission, Opportunity for
good earnings with one NJ Washing
tens lssding; ,.st9nhlli,shfmIssnrlyy a n Sc e
SON. 1921 p o.. NV. RE. 7-394B
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HELPMEN
statesmen
WE NEED MEN

Our advertising dept. is providing
more and more contacts and We
don't have a large enough sales
force. In fact, we have Just opened
a new branch ONCE so We can take
care "f our customers. II you want
wide 76-year-old concern that IS
providing leads and the highest in
commission, Call AID. 4-lO43, q to +.
and let me discuss our setup with
you.
THIS N, MAY T., BE THE MOST