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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-08
THOs. J. OWEN q son, Auctioneers,
iii Z 81. NV,
TRusTEEs, RAIE on VAII1AR1.E

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
ONE-STORY DETACHED BRICK
DWELLING BEING KNOWN AS
PREMISES NUMBER 1918 TULIP
STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue OF certain deed Of trust
duly recorded. in Liber No. 1861.
Folio Az ct SEQ, OF the land rec
and at the request Of the party
secured thereby, the undersigned
trustees will sell. at public auction
in front OF the premises. on MON
DAY. THE SEVENTEENTH DAY
OF JUNE. AID. 1857. AT THREE
FORTY-FIVE O'CLOCK PM, the
following described land and prem
tses, situate in the District Of
Columbia, and DESIGNATED as and
being Lot Z In SQUARE E-2759 in
2 subdivision made BY Redwood
Estates Inc, as per plat recorded
in the Once Of the Surveyor for
the District of Columbia in Liber
1873 at folio l31.
TERMS: Sold subject to q prior
building association deed Of trust
for approximately $4,000, further
particulars OF which will be an
nounced at time Of sale: the pur-
chase price above said trust 20 be
paid. in cash. A deposit OF $500
required. Conveyancing. recording.
ETC.. at purchasers cost. Adjust
ments made as OF date OF sale
Terms TO be complied with within
thirty days, otherwise deposit for
ieited and the property may be
advertised and resold at the dis
erection Of the trustees.
SAMUEL H COHEN.
CHARLES E. MITCHELL.
yeQ g. lO.l3.l5 Trustees
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ELECTRONIC
ENGINEERS
PHYSICISTS i

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research and development
for recent grads interested
in the field of precision
microwave Instrumentation.
Many company benefits.
Positions offer excellent OPP
portunity for advancement.
Starting salary, $500 per
wear
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BELLBOYS
GOOD SALARY
ALBAN TOWERS
1900 MASS AVE NV

BOOKKEEPER, first class only: tpp-
ing and administrative ability help
ful. P. o. Box 402. Barre. Vt.
BRICKLAYERS, apply on Job on
Adelphi I'd, l block Oh New Hamp-
shire ave in Langley Park
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cense 24-hr. nursing care, tray
service: bed patients; special diets
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Excellent career positions are available to you
in the attractive, modern engineering depart
ment of the
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-09-14

memories a little to remember
that in the Amendments to our
Constitution, Article IA, Section /,
it reads: "No state shall make or
enforce any law which shall
abridge the privileges and i'm
munities of citizens of the United
States" 1t is on this section of
the Constitution that the Su-
preme's decision on desegregation
in education was based.
THESE ARE THE TIMES
THAT TRY MEMS SOULS
We could weep for Gov. Fau-
bus misguided conduct; his stand
for segregation instead of inte-
grafton; his defiance of democ-
racy and the principles Of the
founding fathers. Instead, think
we must pity a man as lacking in
understanding of the meaning Of
democracy and human rights. We
will hope, too, that he, like so
many others, can be educated to
see something more than one
states boundaries; to realize that
all citizens within the borders Of
Arkansas, or Mississippi or New
York have the same rights; that
one state does not mean Ameri-
ca, but that 48 states working to-
gether make Union, strong and
invincible-but only because all
within its borders know the
meaning, the privileges and re-
Sponsibilities of democracy.
AS Carl T. Rowan said in his
latest book, Go South To Sor-
row" eyes, those are trying
times for our country as we
Americans struggle bitterly and
passionately, sometimes together
but too often against each other
in that ageless task of bolstering
mans claim to liberty, dignity and
the good life"
These are indeed trying times.
But human dignity and human
rights are worth whatever struggle
we have to make, or whatever
price we have to pay. The fight is
bitterest now, but the end is not
far off when we will see Negroes
take their place in the American
family as first class citizens.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-09-14

NEW YORK - The defiance Of
Federal authority at Little Rock,
Ark, by Gov. Faubus threatens
the entire concept of federal
union and endangers wide cate
CORY of rights and privileges Of
citizens of the United States
wherever they may live" Presi-
dent Eisenhower was told in a
telegram recently.
The wire, sent by Roy Wilkins,
NAACP executive secretary, said
the use Of state troops by Gov.
Faubus to prevent Negro students
from attending Central high school
pursuant to a Federal court order
stemmed from an idea that
Estates and regions are free to de-
eide whether to abide by the Con-
stitution and the Federal court
rulings or not, as they see fit"
Asserting that such an idea
must not be allowed to stand sun
challenged and unclarified," the
President was urged by t h e
NAACP leader to take steps "to
preserve the authority Of our ma
tional government in the Little
Rock and any other similar stu
ation."
The Chief Executive was re-
minded that on July 2 Senator
Richard B. Russell of Georgia had
made a "bayonet" speech in the
Senate expressing his horror at
the thought of Federal troops be-
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-09-14
CONGRESS SEPT. 20 /.

PORT AU PRINCE - CAMP
The military junta that has ruled
Haiti since the custer of Daniel
Fignole, 18th aspirant to the
presidency of the Negro republic,
last week Sept. % as the long
awaited date for the election Of
a new president and Congress.
Some 100000 men and women
are eligible to vote.
The election, to be held on a
Sunday, will mark the third at
tempt at selecting a new presi-
dent and Legislative body since a
general strike last December
forced Gen. Paul Magloire into
exile. He repeatedly tried to stay
!, 4 as president after his term ex-
red under the constitution.
In the wake of Magloire's GUS
ter, a dozen candidates have WED
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-09-14
The Darker Race
BY William Henry Huff for AMP

BY William Henry Huff for AMP
The darker race is waking up
The black cats waking too
The prairie pig now tells the pup
"I'm Just as good as you"
The rabbits now are fighting back
(The greyhounds understand)
BY throwing dirt from every track
Which they make In the sand.
The sparrow tells the turkey hen
an peck you on the nose"
The ant creeps In the lion den
And bites him on the toes.
The yellow jacket stings the mare
Group consciousness 10 every
where
The topic Of the day.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-09-14

their country"
The NAACP wire declared Ne
gro citizens were proud OF the
brave and dignified department
of their youngsters in the face OF
provocation and degrading mob
action" and, while particularly
interested In the immediate sit
uation, were deeply concerned"
over the effect of general defiance
OF Federal authority.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-09-14
LITTLE ROCK DEFIANCE THREAT TO Us.
NAACP Tells Ike

ing sent into the South, but that
today estate troops carrying arms
and equipment purchased and
furnished by the United States
and defying the government OF
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-09-14
CONGRESS SEPT 22
Haiti To Elect
New President

for the office, all unsuccessfully.
Finally the military junta took
over.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-09-14
Along Freedoms Road
BY RUTH PERRY

The Rev. J. N. Byrd, pastor of
MT. Tabor Baptist Church and
chairman of the Dade County
Council Of NAACP branches, Is
recovering from a recent serious
illness. We are glad to hear this
because Rev. Byrd is on the
stalwarts in the fight for freedom
in this area, and by his fortnight
and courageous stand for equal
rights has helped to advance all
of us along freedoms road.
POLITICS OR PREJUDICE?
We have witnessed these past
few days one Of the most Disgrace
full incidents in recent American
history-that of a governor Of one
of our United States openly defy
ing the Federal Government by
refusing to abide by a decision Of
Judge Davies Of the u. S. District
Court. Judge Davies ordered i'm
mediate desegregation of the Little
Rock, Ark, Central High School.
Some news sources from Arkan-
sas say the governors action was
political; that he Is looking for re-
election. Other sources say the
governors action can't be ex-
planned that easily. 1t is this
writer's opinion that his action is
an expedient, delaying tactic.
In any event, by his act of call
ing out units, Of the National
Guard, Gov. Orval Faubus has
precipitated a tense and serious
situation. National : Guardsmen
were called out by Gov. Clement
of Tennessee last year to stop riot
ing when a school in Clinton,
Tenn. was ordered desegregated.
But this is the difference: Glenn
ent called out the Guardsmen to
keep the peace and obey the law,
while FaubuS called out the
Arkansas GuardSmen to prevent
the carrying out Of federal court
order. The difference Is obvious,
and the difference is a grave and
serious one.
STATES RIGHTS VERSUS
THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
However, to those who have
followed the history Of desegrega-
ton in the South since the Sa-
preme Court decision, the Faubus
incident has been almost ihevit-
able. It was a surprise that it
happened in Arkansas - 1t could
have happened with more logic
and justification in. South Carolina,
Georgia or Alabama, as a culmi-
nation of previous events. But 1t
was inevitable, that at one time
or another, the philosophy of
states rights should clash head on
with the federal government over
the school decision.
Now this writer is not denying
that every state in our union has
rights-of course they do. No one
would be so foolish or unwise as
to deny that. And we also have
always thought that each state Is
but one part of the whole, that a
group Of states Is but a section Of
one union. This fact isn't clear to
Gov. Faubus, apparently. Is he
trying to prove that the State of
Arkansas is more powerful and
has more status than the u. S.
government, or that the rights Of
citizens come under state rule
first, and the u. S. government
second?
We have only to refresh our
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-09-14

IL You are sick worried or in trouble this Is the
place TO come Don't stay in the rut push back the
veil Of bad luck that to hold you in your track,
and advance forward by the help Of God under the
Leadership OF Prof Hunter who has 80 years Of ex.
perence in spirtualist and occult science Make your
enemies and get the things that life demands for YOU
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Statesmen. for gas island work +
must be sxper, Aggressive and
able 70 give the courteous service
our customers expect, Contact Nj.
ShuIl, CALL CARL ESQ STA
TON. Ca ave. and ColesYllle
VI Silver SurinR
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FLooR SANDING. iinlshins and
estimate. Call RK. 6-67g6.
PAINTING, PAPERINGl interior,
exterior. PHA loans avail. Esti.
mates. ~. 8-4771 after g.
PAINTING, int. EFT: carpentry,
gutter, spout, roof, Do own wofs
By white. Call any time. 10.
Z 7-i0bd
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SALESMEN
Statesmen
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT

A large, ell-established, air-conditioned real
estate office has opening in its property manage
ment department for a man, not over 40 years Of
age, with some experience in management work.
This is permanent position with ample oppor
unity for advancement. Must have automobile, but
liberal allowance and free parking space provided.
Company furnishes free lunches, has retirement
plan, group disqualification, life insurance, and
operates on 5-day, 37h-hour work week. Appli-
cations will be kept confidential until applicant is
contacted Apply in own handwriting, stating
education, previous experience and salary ex
pected.
BOX 1886, STAR
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SECRETARY BoOKKEEPER. ex.
perieneed with doublc-en and
P and L statements: attractive
ROLL ARMS HOTEL. please
phone IL 6-As0O
SECRETARY -RECEPTtoNisf. Sse
asst; must be willing TO learn
and work. eye-doctor's once,
HyattsVille.. 3 days. 40 hrs;
stafting salary ssb, Box 1900.
star,
sgCHETARf.eTENO., sos; expsr.
IBM executive and dictaphone;
small once. Capitol XII; hrs.
l:3O TO $50 pm. Send resume,
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nILp--MEN AND Womb


EXTRA cAsss-ssii Christmas and
everyday nreetine e4fds. glli
items and novelties, also Christ
inaa impriQts. high pr0fita as
Eufed, samples on approval Write
call or visit. MABTERCRhFT
gTRpfos, 1909 II q. NV, DEBT.
COUPLE for estate 10 Afiingtoii.--
Nan, care Of grounds and atimalni
WON, e,h.w. and cook. IA. 1-es7u
/ CAN USE men Qr women. u
through 40. II you have many &C,
auaintaneeg. You INTRODUCE then
10 me. ] do the selling. We split
the profit. You can train this val
Tor q permanent and pfofitabll
career. Box e3b-o, star.
FART TIME man or woman; hrs,
1900 pm, Mon. through sat-
Fri, 0-D. Selling and clerical
work; person should hays attrae.
sumo responsibility and make Ia.
dependent decislQnA cpd work
quickly, Apply CVgroM pHApE
Rockville. Nd, IA. f-f441.
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BASKN FURS
Corner 9th and G NV.
FURS

|Stoles, Jackets, Full Length
Excellent condition. from bankrupt
stock 81 .eiveeway priceslil Also
e s,RgsAaEsnp5 5Pp5yNhss,' p niir family at
RARGAIN EAIP
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ENGINEERS

ENGINEERS
Interested in the design.
development or applica-
ton Of Diesel Engines.
TranSmissions, Control
Systems and other CON-
ponents Of Heavy Earth
moving Equipment.
Experienced in the APP
Dlication or develop
-nent of Research In
-truments.
>ualihed to program en-
ineering problems for
!igital and analog
omputors.
Ietallurgists for devel-
)pment OF physical
properties. processes or
DUPLICATION of ferrous
nd nonferDus metals.
Establish new test meth
DIS and assist in pur-
hasing decisions.
'hemical Engineers r.
llve problems dealin'
It'll fuels. lubricants.
astics. rubber and 9TH
nonmetallic producte.
chitect experienced 1.
'dustrial plant desig
- Company expansion
ogram.
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sIruATloMs-MEH
sITUATloNs-WoMEH

CORsETIER. experienced; store OF
made.to-order work. IA. 1-3i16,
IBM THPlsT, fast serv.; neat, ae-
curate; \ yrs. exp, wishes wk, 81
home: pick up. dehv. He. 4-1363.
0FFiCE WORN. PBx operator,
typing: prefer sc. wash. or Nd.
dependable. call RE. d-s64a
PRAC. NrRsF. eolored: case Of any
kind. AL reference. non-drtnkef
or smoker. la. G-6abt
WOMAN. colored. des. position. chill.
drens nurse or care for person,
9-d pm $ yrs. ref, az. a-Bsn2
MATURE. REFINED. 20 Yrs. exp.
IN tel, co. bus. once, other sales
exp. ia. 1910,
COLORED LADY desires general
once cleanina day or night: ex-
pei. III, b-Sb25, is
COLORFD LADY desires position
as doctors assistant, receptioniSt;
nursine exper. Call Iiu, 2-594b.
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No experience Necessary excel
lent earninss. Apply 10 an. TO
le noon.
37o7 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
young MAN. age e3-2a 70 assist.
buyer, carpet and drapery dept
In detail and Bookkeeping; excel
opportunity for advancement. paid
vacation, liberal salary. and other
company dement's. Apply In psf-
son; " Fisher Fisher BARNES snss, 4 k 81
MI ~ v CO. 1880 n FAIRFAX ar
YOUNG MAN. white. 1925. for
general once work. knowledge Of
typtne and . good phone voice
msnent CO. 5-3240.
Young MAN. TO pick up and de-
liver parts throughout Maryland
snd D C. Must have Good per.
senality sne nsst appesr I1 I,
ING CHEVROLET. 1850 Eas, -wes'
highway, Silver 6pline. JU: g-sOO0
YOUNG MAN, white. for work In
small factory once: -5is-day week.
Some knowledge OF Bookkeeping
and typing helpful. Salary. $50 to
SIS per week TO start. Apply IN
own handwriting. giving aee and
experience. Box l17-M. Star.
YOUNG MAN 70 assist window
trimmer some knowledge Of sigT
writing See Mr.. Waldschmidt
SPORT CENTER sth and 2
SITS. nv.
YOUNG MAN. high school gradu.
ate. high in class and good al
math DESTROYS Of engineering edu-
cation a. our expense. On-the.
fob training days. university 81
niVht. Permanent. Box 4l3-G
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RrpAIRs q srRvlols
IcONflNUIDl

Additions-Alterations
e & r, Pg !, R ',,s ,sHA EgAsy TENS
ooMpLETE M AID EXT
- hEMQpEtlLirQ -.
FREE PLAEEEljIHI.oa. Nj Ny nsPRiETs.
6Bskk s S4hssTT ns
ma. S-b7b9 OF. 0-7Ib5
BLOCK and BRICK WORK
CALL ANY TIMEA-Jo. s-e4oo
les
DHlckWOnk. new or repairs. IRE.
places chinneys, walls. Walks.
"A, FAuhANI, 10. 2.f9D4.
BnICkl.AFING, 16t-class work; any
type of. masonry work.; reasonable
rates; free estimates. IA. e-b727.
CARPENTER WORK--Any type,
atliee, rec, rms, additions, porches,
patlos. Remodeline. UN. 1890.
CARPENTRY = Recreation rms !,
porehes. any kind Of calpentryi
Tree estimates. Call Whitehall
CQNCRETE WORK = basement
floors, driyeways. footines ppfches.
step OLD ana new work. IA.
ELECTnlCAL WORK, old and new,
nesnsed and bonded In q q and
BLACKSTONE. BRICK. CEMENT
work, pAtios. walks. pOrchee. walls.
" MAKCUCCIo. Po. 2-35sB.
FL0Ols sANDEDI new, 70 "a. ft
old: lVe ana w; painting interior
igs
FLOOR SANDING. finIshine and
estimate. Call RK. 6-67g5.
PAINTING, PAPERINGl interior,
exterior: PHA loans avail. Esfi.
mates. ~. 8-4771 after 3.
PAINTING. int. EFT: carpentry.
gutter, spout, ROOF, DO own WORK
by, white. Call any time. 10.
.'-i"o"' 49,. Sss -
PAINTING, exterior and interior.
Iced. ri, 3-H743.
PAINTING. wall paper removed.
Prices rsas Ii 4-2O6b, ls'
PAINTING. inter. and txtef.. patch
piAateringi free estimates. WEBB.
IA. l-O3i7 after o, ali day Sunday
81
PAINTING, papering; 1st-class
workmanship; work done immed
Mr.. PoAT. RA. 3-b643, 1b'
PAPERINQ. f12 nm. UP. "a sum
RA. G-2ss4, VII, 2-a4bs.
PAPERIkO AND PAiNTINGj 20 YRS
exper.: DO own work, salts, guar
Low price, any time. IA. A-O3p0
PLuMBINd- lIEAfINO. low prices
y isss s ssi s aR IpE a. sv a:7iAs
n Ios gaIlS. S% s s,.;. y, e
Reer. rms our speciality. free,
courteous estimates. EN-. 3-6b5j
or AP 1.3177.
ROOFING AND 0UTTERfNG re-.
s.siI's IPsiaP tSeot and cleaned cut.
ROOFINc. new work. repairs, gut
THOMAS. eP. 3.506s, VA. S-f7l4.
R00FiNG AND 0UfTERiNG. re-
paired or new. painting. carpen-
A n cHUMBRfe Co. Tu 2-5lif
ROOFING. gutterina and spouting
Free ektlmates; work guaranteed
W, 7 ANDERSON. NE. l-5600
ROOFING LEAKS. $40 up: gutter
81 IT,. painting, piasteFing, car.
pentry. RE, T-gi2i, LU. 1871,
sTQNE, BLACKSTONE AND CT.
walks. concrete drives. DcTches. etc Z:
free est Can Jerry, Lu. l-475e.
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MELR WoMEM
BooKKEEPER

Pull charsei knowledge Of
psgr1,ls s ans sssr .soS,d !.
q oele .j e as,ss , mspsssm en
modern once IN Hyattaville,
Boz e1a.0. star.
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sgCRETARIBs, typlsts. hiking,
s sslS ,: .lss;iSa hotel Co., u.s. 's sSs
SSI.i|l p5gsne SShrts.' cRe SS9RRREo ss II
18th and d q hoofsl HI, 5.ssss
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NoNJlNutol

PREssMAN. HARM i7stxaeM Lsp.
sSSSIsS5gkssSSSSSs, 'Sss i.iiSS' It. Wv nv
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bachground. 10 serve house a..
counts and new accounts IN WASH
ington ARIA VIII work iIQm l-
ready establizhsd branch once for
baltimore plant PHASE sepd com.
plete resume which VIII be Reld
= strict confidence. Boa MO
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SALESMAN

LarEe eStab manufacturer has
openinz IN Waxhington area Tor
hard working, aggressive salesman
Desirable established territory, ex-
cellent salary. bonus. Commission,
company insurance benefits. earn
bonus LIST month. wonderful profit-
able future for right man ln =
eood bus ness; car necessary. Phone
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FRoFEEY. MAEAoFMENr

Need Competent outside man
g ..asn ssps pis.s s .cs sa
Be thorouahly honest, reliable and
industrious, Finest references re-
auired This Il permanent poAl.
ton with unlimited opportunity
Tor advsneensnt based on ability
and sasaPliISfsn,ll 0Hl E sesrsGRik ArroRs
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MAN WITH CAR
37o7 GEORGIA AVE. NV.

No experience necessary excel
lent earninss. Apply 10 an. 10
ll2 noon.
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ss;A,iII.lTi7S;iMFNi = Nationai advertised

Statesmen - National advertised
item. II interested in being your
own boss and earnins 5000 70
$1,000 per Vt. call W. Z. OLES-
MIR for interview. on sat. be-
tween $3.50 and 3. RE. $3.50
Statesmen, high cahhre. 70 call on
auto dealers with car inspection
and one-year warranty program.
Automotise sales BACKGROUND nee
essay. Earnings $4,000 TO ST.
600 Travel up % 80 mile. Write
UNITED STATES CAR TEsTING
co. 1927 West Third st.. Dayton
- nhfn
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s;I,AILTssIEN. Ve Rave been enrai

BNLEsME7Ns u INV UFVH tIIN
In the specially Nesting business
now have 4 sound. honest position
for a steady, reliable man who Is
looking for q GOOD opportunity
We won't make q LOT Of foolish
promises but 10 man who has
had successful experience in sell
ing heating equipments We can as
sure him OF earning 10 $500 q
month minimum. Drawing ac-
count available. Please contact
Mr.. Beatty or Mr., Phelan OF IRON
FIREMAN SALES CORP. no
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SALESMAN
DO4 IFF-9Kl -
SALESMAN
SALESMAN
KITCHEN EQUIPMENT

Distributor OF full line OF steel
and wood cabiriets. and Kitchen
equipment. Needs fali-time, eg-I
gressiVp salesman to call on build
eFs. experience desirable but BOT
necessary. Car required. leacs pro-
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SALESMAN-LIQUOR

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wire ambitious 70 make permA-
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store unlimited Opportunity for
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