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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-21
SECRETARY
1924 N. Capitol st.
SECRETARTES

SECREIARlES
STENOS.-RUSTY SHORTHAND
BOOKKEEPERS
CLERK TYPISTS
MANY OPENINGS FOR BEGINNERS
PARTIAL LIST, 35-HR. WK.
EDITORIAL ASST. typ, shhd. col.
is cY.e re; age to 80 s'0o Sc Y
Esspjns ixPer in sos' littl s7b boSs
sECYs., shhd., dicta phone $4,000
STENOGRAPHER, shorthand, dicta.
phone. advancement S325
ASST. BKKPR., NE, st $40
COST CLERK, exper., his. grad.
knowl. bookkeeping to SIS
Six TYPs' yn Mi. ex per Ito sS IN
JACKET WRITER, bindery- to S217
The inexperienced girl or traipes
will receive the same helpful. cour-
teous treatment as those exper.
NATIONAL
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
HOS 10th st, NV. at L. Elk. 3-f270
Observation-Disclosures. for
trade association; pleasant sur
roundings; interesting work: in
career minded willing worker. 201
s EVE sid Room SUPERVISOR To
teach and supervise commercial
sewing methods. in shop EMPLOY
ing Handicapped women. Able to
stand and move about readily D.
day week. Apply GOODWILL IN
DUSTRIES. Personnel Office, 1929
goth st. NV, q to IL noon. Monday
through Friday or by appt. "a
SILK SCREEN STENCIL CUTTER,
experienced only. Apply MR.. LOFT,
soaDG Fountain g MAI CLERK. colored.
experienced. Grill work and foun-
tain. Full time. NO. 7-2414.,.
SODA FOUNTAIN GIRLS. daytime
only. no Sundays. SERVICE PHAR-
MACY. 18th and Eye SITS. NV.
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HElp WoMEN tcont. !

BEAUTlCIAN, all-round operator.
BEAUTY SHOP. s21 ii street NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, ss5-sl0O per
week guarantee plus commission; s.
day, week; no mantcuring; STEADY
work. LOUIS CREATIVE HAIR
DRESSERS, ITO Eye st. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR-Excel. oppor
81 e% y4T;yp eIma9snt s Taysr d Apply
st. NV, NE. S-4S37. -25
retail arm: some accountins edu-
cation necessary: experience in
sales audit helpful; good starting
salary commensurate with ability;
many company benefits; free COM
pany parking. See Mr.. SAUNDERS,
70 to 5, 2146 cath pl. ne.
S Se TO hG START oa HR q $500 - M 500
BOOkKEEPER with some tipping
knowledge OF real estate and in
vestment transactions, excellent
salary. pleasant working condi-
tons. Reply in own handwriting
stating all pertinent data with ex3
BOoKKEEPER- PAYROLL CLERK.
experienced in contractors ONCE. 5
days, 40 hrs. SIS. 1910 Columbia
pike, Arl., IA, 6-4466. go
BOOKKEEPING MACH. OPERAI OR
Permanent position; all en-
plove benefits; salary open TO per-
son qualified. Don't make a move
without seeing Mr. Harmon.
SMITH STORAGE CO.. 1918 U st.
NV. -
IBooKKEEPRRs - wk. S75-S90
Secys., all fields 800 to $4,000
Clerk Typists ----.. S5o-S65
RECEIPT. -Typists WIZ. 500
Dictaphone Operators = to $500 mo.
once Clerk. bethesda S55s:S66Q
Insurance rate clerk. fire casu-
AL LEI SSgss. Personnel Service
1404 N Y. Ave. RE. 7-72S0
BooKKEEPER, s. ARL., 1925
ALEXANDRIA
Receptionist, PIX, some typing;
downtown Alex. S2l6
Clerk-typist, Airport -. S243
erk-typist, personal, Washington
street $3.50
clerk-typist, medical field $3.50
Clerk-typist, adv. field - $23S
Exec. sec'y.. JEFF. Davis hwy. S325
Secy, / girl ONCE. King st. S262
Girl Friday, some shorthand $3.50
Recep, -secy.. attrac,, Airport $3.50
s Sesfe zSph EMs p oSl AGENCY ssSs
Oil King St, Alex. XII. 9-5o55
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MEN

Mechanically inclined preferred. This
Ii your opportunity to Join a large
corporation and provide yourself
and family with a better income.
and more secure future. If 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 80
per month: rapid promotion to men
with outstanding ability and initia-
tive.
Apply in person to 5511 14th st.
NV. Come in main building. and
ask for Mr.. Bugg. Thursday. 10 am.
sharp, only.
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no. 2-2476
YOUNG MAN

Excellent career opportunity for
personable young man in early or
mid-20s as reporter for national
publishing concern in Metro-D C.
Must have high school education;
some college preferred; no journals
tic raining required as this Is a
trade report. Must be able to meet
full. Excellent starting salary with
regular increases. Write details edu-
cation and experience. BOX l23-R.
Star. 22
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WAITRESS

WAITRESS
White, over p. full time. split
shift, arm service. TALLY-HO RES
S12 18th st. NV. -22
LADY. ambitious. refined; opportu-
nifty to learn good business, rapid
advancement; $4,000 year. Box
B9-R. Star. -21
WOMAN, exper. for valet shop: hrs,
2-7:30 1878 Ager I'd, Hyattsville.
Nd. -22
YOUNG LADY. to be broken in as
cashier and credit assistant in la
dies ready-to-wear store Must be
good with figures Many company
benefits and opportunity to I'M
prove. Good starting salary.
KLEIN'S, 1927 r st. NV. --22
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TYPIST
S65 PER WEEK
5.DAY WEEK

DOWNTOWN LOCATION
Be your own boss, this is an
unusual and interesting Job that
requires fast, accurate typins ability,
You will do phone and receptionist
work dealing with the public in the
interesting ADVERTISING feld. Call
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MATTRESSES, white; experienced
only. KIKPS RESTAURANT, 1918
Wisconsin ave. NV. --21
WAITRESS. white, exper.: work
from 4:30 pm. to 1870 am. Apply
in person, LONGFELLOW FOOD
SHOP. 1921 Colorado ave. NV.
WAITRESS, white; experienced. Ap-
ply in person, MT. VERNON RES
TAURANT. All 18th st. NV. -23
WAITRESS. white, eXper., good earn
ings. Apply RED HERBS RESTAU-
RANT, 1880 18th st. nv.
WAITRESS. white. over 81, nights:
local ABC exper. required: good pay
and earnings: permanent Job and
pleasant working conditions. FA-
NOUS RESTAURANT, 1915 New
York ave NV. -22
MATTRESSES. exper.: white; GOOD
tips; no Sunday work. Apply 8l2
WAsITRSEss, white: experienced;
under 80. 59l5 Georgia ave. NV,
Call To. 2-50S0. afternoons. --27
WAITRESS WANTED, white, ex-
perienced; day work. Apply VIENNA
LUNCHEONETTE g. RESTAURANT.
81 Pennsylvania ave. NV. --2i
WAITRESS, experienced. neat and at
tractive. DANNY'S STEAK HOUSE.
corner Good Hope I'd. and Naylor
MATTRESSES
COUNTER GIRLS
white, 2l-35: must be, neat and
lions. MAGGfE's. 4237-59 Wis.
ave, EN-, 2-62O9 -21
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THE EVENING STAR
HELP-WokaEN

Washington, D. C.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH Fl. 1885
Evening star., 1956-11-27
q blond Of empty head, fun figure

a blond Of empty head. full figur,
and innocent amorality in mat,
ters Of amour. She is q funn,
girl as played by Miss Arlen, al
actress Of quite sufficient stature
to fill the role that made Jayn,
Mansfield famous and vice versa
Another of the lifelike carica.
lures is the movie producer whc
declares at the slightest provo.
cation that he is an old man anc
a naturalized citizen. Harold
Gary does the role to a fine
turn.
Mr.. Bracken, # ought to be
noted before it is too late here
is thoroughly satisfactory as the
young man who gets INTO all this
trouble in Hollywood. He ought
to be, of course. He has had a
couple of decades since George
Abbott's Brother Rat" to polish
his proficiency at this sort of
stage nonsense.
OF the others, Mr.. Kitty gives
a flne, flamboyant touch to the
agent-Mcphisto and George Ives
does well by a writer who &C.
casionally injects sanity into the
proceedings. Marilyn Cole, if not
a typical studio secretary. is an
Evening star., 1956-11-27

prey when the agent (KTlty)
plies him with martins (made
by,a truly Satanic $3.50 recipe
one bottle of gin, one drop of
vermouth) and wheedles him
into a contract. Bracken's man
can have anything he desires
for 10 per cent Of his soul. First
he wants a million dollars, then
he wants Miss Marlowe to fall
in love with him, then he wants
to be the man equal to his task.
So it goes through the evening,
"a vice presidency. an Oscar-10
per cent here, 10 per cent there,
until the inevitable happens.
~ 4
There are numerous times dur
ing will Success Spoil Rock
Hunter?" when it gives the i'm
preston of being something left
over from the past on the stage
of the theater that used to be
the Gayety. Mr.. Axelrod has
written more than just an elon-,
gated burlesque skit, however
His comedy is not all surface
noise, but contains some sardonic
comment on people and their
ways and presents some gen.
timely funny caricatures.
One of these is the movie star, !,
Evening star., 1956-11-27

unfolds Mr.. Axelrod's play at the
Shubert Theater, that he did
not barter any part of his soul
with the Devil for a Pulitzer
prize. This sounds worse than it
really should. More plays don't
win the Pulitzer prize than do
and many Of them are enter
tanning. So is Mr. Axelrod's.
Some Of it, in fact, is downright
hilarious.
It's just that "Will Success
Spoil Rock Hunter?" is an ex-
ample Of what happens when a
man goes out of his way to write
a play. Men are doing this all
the time, of course. So we
should be grateful that Mr..
Axelrod has made it a lively
evening if hardly a memorable
one.
Mr. Axelrod's romp in the
Hollywoods is given quite a lusty
going over by a cast headed BY
Eddie Bracken. Jerome Kitty
and RoXanne Arlen under the
direction of William Ross. They
don't bother with any nuances,
but play it loud and fast. If
any line that is supposed to get
a laugh fails to do so, it is not
because it is not fired directly at
you. You'll hear what goes on
at the Shubert.
Mr.. Bracken, in case you don't |
know what this thing is all
about, plays a fan magazine
writer sent out to interview a |
movie sex symbol named Rita
Marlowe miss Arlen). A meek
and untalented man, he is
shaken solidly by this encounter
with the glamour life.
So he is ready if hardly fair
Evening star., 1956-11-27
Spoin Woos Tourists

MADRID. Nov. q R.-Th
Spanish government is consider
ing giving tourists more favor
able rates of currency exchange
In order to keep the profitable
flow of travellers. For five years
Spain has been considered a
tourist paradise because of its
favorable exchange rate and the
low cost of living. Recently,
however. prices for lodgings and
most commodities have more
than doubled.
Evening star., 1956-11-27

attractive one. Also attractive is
Oliver Smiths set. in its own
Hollywood way.
There's Just one warming
Don't take in "Will Success Spci
Rock Hunter?" without belnt
prepared to bear some spade:
called blankety- blank shovels.
Evening star., 1956-11-27
AxeIrod's Rock Hunter
Comedy at the Shubert
By HARRY MACARTHUR

The idea Of rewriting Faust with theatrical agent repre-
Sentng Mephopholes captivating one possibly even to
those outside of show business In "W Success Spoil Rock
Hunter? it gave George Axerodwit generous boost from
Jayne Mnselds keen scent for publicity a-a comedy hit
OF more than years duration Broadway
becomes evident however as the touring company
Evening star., 1956-11-27
See the Big Beautiful
Lighted Christmas Tree
at Kann'S, Virginia

Bring the Children to See Santa
in Our Corner Window in Woshinoton
10 o.m., II am, II noon and
z, 3, 4 and 6:30p.m
Evening star., 1956-11-27

WILL SUCCESS SPOIL ROCK
HUNTER2" comedy in three acts
BY George Axelrod, directed by VIII
lam Ross, production designed by
Oliver Smith, presented by Nanny
Davis. At the Shubert Theater.
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Evening

6:OU
4-FootIieht Theoter. Variety.
Poul Arnold, host. Songs. Com
edy. Film. interviews.
5-Hoppity Skippity. Kids.
7-CIown Corner. Kids.
9-Ciseo Kid. Western.
$50
5-MeIody Ronch. Kids.
"Proirie Rustlers." Buster crobbe.
7-Town and Country Time.
Jimmy Deon. Texos Wildcats.
9-Sposlisht. News. Weather.
6:45
4-Weother. News. Sports.
strinoer. Mccormick. Michael.
9-Dous Edwards. News.
6:55
7-Louis Allen. Weather.
TOO
4-To Be Announced.
5-The Greet GiIdersIeeve.
7-Bryson Rosh. News.
9-Turnins Point. Dromo.
1.-THE Man Nobody Wonted.'
Bruce Bennett. Tom Drake.
7:05
7-Jim Gibbons. Sports.
7:l5
7-John Daily. News.
1880
4-Gordon MoeRoe.
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MONDAY

l0:45
5-BoseboII Hall Of Fams.
Johnny Pesky.
100
4-News and LoeoI News.
Horkness. Sproeue.
5-NeWs.
Matthew Woren.
7-News. Weather.
Rosh. Allen.
o-News. Weather. Sports.
Richards. Douglas. SieeeI.
1l:l0
5-Featuromo. Film Shorts.
! Hour. Mill Gront, host.
11:l5
4-Weother. Sports. Music.
strinoer. Simpson. Les Paul.
7-BiII Molone. sports.
o-The Lote Show. Movie.
Ia Hours. In Old Sooromento."
1916. A notorious bondit posing
os oon1bler eIudes the vieiionfes.
ll:20
1.-The Night Show. Movie.
ia Hours. The Flying Deuces.
1889. Lourel and Hardy.
11:30
4-Tonieht. Steve Allen.
l2:l5
5-Thoueht. Inspirotionol.
100
e-News Report.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-10
Program Listings

9~I 9pys NObClltOlSs
1.-THE Four" Raymond Massey. |
7-Beuloh. Comedy.
o-Robin Hood. Adventure.
7:45
4-John c. Swuyze. News.
500
4-Coesur's Hour. Comedy.
Sid Coesor and Nonette Fobroy
head the cost
5-The Evening Movie.
! Hour, IS min. The Moenifi-
cent DOLL" 1916. The story of
OoIIy Modison. Ginger Rogers.
Dovid Nven. Burgess Meredith.
7-Reoders' Digest. Dromo.
1.-THE Gigantic Bonknote Swindle."
True dronno Of financial r1onipu-
Lotions of q confidence man who
operated the Bonk Of Portugal.
Victor Jory.
o-Burns and Allen.
Grocie comes up with her own
answers to unonsweroble ques-
lions in O literoy quiz.
$50
l7-Noice Of Firestone. Music.
Robert Merrill, baritone.
9-TuIent Scouts. Godfrey.
900
4-Medie. Drama.
Medical aspects Of osteotomy Of
the spine. Port |.
l7-FiIm Fair. Movie.
| z Hours. "curtoin Up" 1852.
Book stooe theoter difficulties.
Robert Morley. Margaret Ruther-
ford. British.
I9-I Love Lucy. Comedy.
Lucy foIls in starch vat at the
laundry chasing lucky buck.
o:z5
l5-Motthew Warren. News.
$50
4-RobeFt Montgomery.
! Hour. storm Over Swon Lake, I"
Dromo Of q conflict over O school
boord election in O small town.
HoiIo Stoddord.
5-Boxing. St. Nick's Arena.
Danny 6iovonelli VS.. Gene Poirier.
Middleweiohts
o-December Bride. Comedy.
Lily pretends to hove O sproined
wrist in order to help O friend.
1000
o-Summer TheoteF.
! Hour. 1.-THE Flight" A ~
yeor-old boy who lives on the
California eoost near Monterey
makes his first trip alone into
town durino fiesta time. Gerolc
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ZEAL ESTATE SALESMAN

Real Estate Salesman
Wanted: 4 men who want to make
better than $40. 900 per year. NEW
FIRM NEW OFFICE. GREAT PO-
TENTIAL, FOR INTERVIEW, CALL
SIDNEY BLANKEN. TU. 2-4s2s.
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INSURANCE SALESMAN

would ike to talk with man
between the age of II and 80 who
rs willing to work A. hours q wees
on an established oebit In Wash
ington We offer a s0-Week training
program also many company bene-
iits. including group insurance, hos
pitalization and retirement plan.
A APels E9 tfrE MffSGsls We Manage So
.22IS Rhode Island ave. ne. or
phone AID. 4-0039 bet. $3.50 am. and
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statesmen
SIPS Salary to Start
Plus Bonus Opportunity
U. S. Chamber Of Commerce

Exceptional opportunity for
q limited number of sales
men to sell businessmen for
the U. s. Chamber Of Com
merce. Experience in spe-
cialty or intangible selling
helpful but not required.
Permanent career and secur- .
ity dement's with organiza.
ton Of national prestige.
Many OF our statesmen make
more than $4,000 a year.
Guaranteed salary Of $l25
per week plus bonus oppor-
tnnity during 4-week train
ing period-you break in at
our expense. After that, you
can continue on same salary
and bonus ARRANGEMENT OR.
II you prefer, you can choose
an even more liberal COM
mission and bonus arrange
ment. Prefer men in 80 to
80 age bracket. Car neces-
sary. Open territories: Wash
tngton and vicinity. Hagers-
town and vicinity and North
ern VirEinia. Applicants will
be screened carefully and
must have good references.
Those selected will be given
personal training in the field
BY our regional manager.
Interviews will be held in
washington. For appointment
write z. A. CHAMPLIN. U. 8.
Chamber OF Commerce, Room
1902. I'll Third Avenue.
New York ~. N. Y, giving
experience during past I'VE
years, age and address.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-02

ss sENSA4E III FH AVE. HsiiOn skSsd a.
vertised luggage manufacturer.
Drawing account against commits
sions Experience in luggage un-
necessary Desire energetic young
salesman. with car and willing TO
travel. In permanent position with
substantial 6-figure income and
solid future. For local interview,
call Monday only. between 10 am.
and pm. OIL. B-41I4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-02
SALESMAN

Lee. natl. food co. wants 4 young
trade, b. G. area. Good advanc.
oppor. to right man. vIliing 10 work.
Salary, expenses, co. car, complete
INSURANCE coverAge. Write to Box
Statesmen. real estate: part or
sI.l sime With aggressive company.
6T. 3-9433.
statesmen, elderly, eonVefSafiVo, for
presenting. and collecting donations.
Civic project, Part or full time.
Commission. Phone NO. 7.743o.
Statesmen ca. who are unable 20
call on their trade during the roll
Day season for Washington's finest
louor store. Good salary. Refer
81 snces cLARK's. NC 7o3 18th
Statesmen (4l, 1925, 2 yr15 exper
IN biology. chemistry or Industrial
insurance. Apply 203 Southern
Bldg. Mon. 1000 am, Ma. S-i595.
SALESMEN-You will receive SIS for
every person you suggest who buys
9 new or used typewriter or adding
machine from US Call CLARK'S,
EN- 3-9535 NOW.
statesmen AND WOMEN-Estsb-
lished industry needs part and full
time distributors who would like
TO build and retain their own busi-
ness. Hours to suit your conven-
fence. Call GA. 4-9306.
Statesmen ARE MOVING up
East in this large and progressive
lie insurance company. Those We
employ start with q guaranteed
monthly income. commissions. boz
muses. and other attractive dement's,
You'll move forward rapidly (our
expansion program calls for that
leadership qualities and GOOD bust.
ness judgment. An extensive train
Ing program Is provided. Reply in
detail to Box 309-R. Star. or phone
Mr.; GIBSON. Ma. S-4957. Replies
confidential.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-02
TRUCK DRIVER

1hUCh DRIVER
WHITE OR coLoRED: MUST KNOW
STARTING SALARY. Sb6 PER
WEEK. WITH CHANCES FOR ADJ
VANCEMENT. QUAKER CITY Ii.
NQLEuM CO., INC. 600 ? ST. NV.
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statesmen

Must be young. aggressive. able
TO tax, and own . late-model car
Starting salary. ISL per wk.. plus
trip commissions. All calls pre-.
scheduled. No canvassIng. Learn
selling with q good, substantial base
pay. No previous selling experience
necessary. Apply in person, 10 to
II and I to 4. See Mr.. ALEC HAIR
RiS; blb6 Benning I'd. sc. 10. g.
500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-02
YOUNG MAN
YOUNG MAN

AGE 10. Shite, 1Ith-Efads educatiob,
active and Nfllina 70 heip With pack
ing ana maiiinR. Must have D G.
drivers permit Oood hguft ana
1000 chance 70 learn Call no. =
247G.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-02
ROUTE statesmen
YOUR OWN BUSINESS

We are now developing franehise
routes in Prince Georges and Mont
gomery Counties. We help you to
develop your route until it is paying
you $3.50 weekly. II you prefer. we
viii pay you a salary until you take
and Tuesday. December 3rd and 4th.
$3.50 am. til 5 pm at Gath place
and Defense highway u. s. 5Oi,
Bladensburg, Nd, or cali Mr..
Fowble, at UN. 4-9757 or apply Tues
day. December 4. 10 am to 4 pm.
employment Dept, 952 Sligo ave.
COley, JU. $1,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-02

uuless you are willing 70 uofk q
~ 5 hours = ga, 3 = DAYS 4 week
noor. ? 20 II an only See
I'M eeeeASccTIANE
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ROUTE MAN

For one Of the best know laun-
dries in the Metropolitan Area.
Married, axe 21-46. For establishCd
route in Arlington. Now paying
well over the SS5 route average.
Guaranteed salary and Commission.
experiences desirable but not neces-
plan for man who can auSiify
Apply to MR.. LUBBES, before 10
am. Monday thru Friday.
MANHATTAN COMPANY
1928 Florida Ave. NV,
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ROUTE sALEsM1N foT Inn nm

HOUTE SALESMAN for large manu-.
features of foods and CONNECTIONS;
well-estahlished territory, Wash.
area, small cash deposit: for in-
terview. write to Box 466-T. Star
ROUTE Statesmen. experienced,
good guarantee and Commission;
must furnish cash bond. MARBEI
CLEANERS, 1920 14th st. NV.
ROUTE Statesmen. age II TO 20.
Established food product route
company operates from Penna. to
Florida with branches in all major
southeastern cities. This opening
applies to local area. Everything
furnished including proper train
ing and supervision: 5-day week:
paid vacation. plus z paid holidays
annually. Insurance and hospitaii-
zation. Products: potato chips.
Fritos. pretzels, etc. Apply In per-
CAT c&prToE w. Fk k4H GO Co. 4 1875 e. &.
thesda ave, Bethesda. Nd
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RICE'S BAKERY

age 2S-35. for large
manufacturer in the field of drug,
sundries and surgical supplies.
Service established accounts with
food and drug chains. Permanent
secure position with excellent earn
ing potential. Small package back
grcgnd helpful. Car and expenses
furnished plus straight salary Of
$1,000 to $4,000. No Reg. Fee.
INC. suite i0O1. i4S5 q st. NV
REAL EsIATE-We
Modern established once; Silver
Spring member multiple listing.
FEN4nN 81 c9 sfy vi 5 spsGS $3.50
SALESMAN = National company.
connected with public utilities field.
desires successful young man, age
Advertising stan Of the Wishing
ton once. Married. with 2 or
more years college and some ex-
perlence selling to business and
professional clientele $1,000 No
Reg. Fee. MANAGEMENT CON-
SULTANTs, INC. Suite 1901, l435
SALESMAN, young. Will train. small
salary 3 mo-, then increase; good
future. For Apt. Box 246-T. Star.
SALESMAN, age 25-35. 2 or more
years experience. for well-known
national corporation. The man we
are looking for, should be expert
tablished accounts and dealing with
executives or owners of business
ORGANIZATIONS. Salary to S5,4OO
plus. No Reg. Fee. MANAGEMENT
CONSuLTANTS, INC. Suite 1901.
1435 q st. NV.
SALESMAN, with auto, a hard work
portunity. For sppt.. IA. $685..
SALESMAN, age rs to 35, some ex-
perience, for good-paying position
on salary plus bonus with WELL
known manufacturing company.
C Co.s MS nnss1 n
Counts will be turned over TO right
man. Starting salary, $450-$550
depend. on quail. No Reg. Fee
INC. suite ioOl' i435 6 st. NV
SALESMAN, experienced, to sell olds-
mobile. Must be ef1ergetie and pro-
Queer. Excellent pay plan. Demon
furn. Contact M. Gray, ALDER
oLDsMoBILE, 1880 14th St. NV"
SALESMAN, personable young man,
age 20 to 3s, college BACKGROUND
desirable. Nationally known Chi
ington once, offers technical train
ing and management future for
experienced salesman capable Of
professional approach 70 business
clientele, Applicants. should have
achieved income Of $4,000 10
$4,000 In past employment. No
Reg, Fee. MANAGEMENT CON
suLTANTs' INC. Suite l00i' l435
SALESMAN, TRAVELLING REPRE- :
vertised IuTgaee manufacturer.
Drawing account against commits
sions Experience in luggage un-
necessary. Desire energetic young
salesman. with car and willing TO
travel. In a permanent position with
substantial 5-iigure income and
solid future. For local interview
and pm, OIL. 6-47I4.
SALESMAN
To take over distributorship and
chimes. Write D. 8 COMMERCIAL
PRODUCTS CO. st35 ~ Western
ave. CHICAGO Is. III
SALESMAN
FOR LOCAL FUEL OIL CO.
10 call on residential trade. sxpe-
fence preferred but not essential.
ornament Job with paid vacation
and other company benefits Excel.
ent opportunity for right nan
Box e66-R. Star
SALESMAN
We have q weli-established route
for en- ambitious married man de-
string permanent position. s-day
gk.. excellent opportunity for man
with sales ability. SIS min during
training osriod Also many company
dement's, Apply DUPONT LAUNDRY
2535 sherman ave. nv
G. SOON
MOTOR HOTEL,