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SALES MANAGER

I would like 70 talk 10 an ex.
perlenced sales manager. are 2s.
40, who Ia presently limited in
earnings or Advancement Dossibili.
ties, Man must be enthusiastic
highly motivated and competent Of
his ability 70 learn the direct
sales business. Excellent sales man
agement and sales training pro.
gram. Not asdesk Job. Permanent
dignined old customer type. Bust
ness-type business with century.
old. well-rated national corpora
ton. Must be willing TO relocate II
necessary. During past eiGht years
organization, have averaeed $40. I.
' sSa per Year, In 1859 80 ny ny earn IN.
have several sales managerS who
earned over S2O.0O0 in 1855. and
as their experience increases. will
enjoy higher earninss. year by
year. Perhaps you. too, may have
the aptitude, ambition and conn.
denee 70 enjoy the high earningi
ana prestige which comes from
sales management in our business
Drawing account arrangement Il
start. Please write SALES MAN.
AoER. Box i9-K. Star, stains aee
phone. number. martial statui
and complete business experience
Strictly confidential
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Technical Writers-Editors

Nationally prominent school has several open
ings in its instruction department for men
who thoroughly understand electronic circuits,
and who can plan, write and edit instruction
manuals telling others how these circuits work.
These manuals are used in home study courses
IN communications and industrial electronics
You need not have degree, if you have tech
nical ability and experience to compensate for
lack OF one We offer ideal working conditions
location in Washington. You get a full scale of
big company benefits, along with recognition
OF your personal accomplishments that can be
had only in a small company. Write, call in
person or telephone GEM. 2-9700): Mr.. Dunn,
Director of Education National Radio Insti-
tute, 1899 Wisconsin ave. NV, Washington
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TAILOR FITTER

Immediate permanent position
for person experienced In hitting
mems clothes. 5-day week. paid
holidays. discount on purchaSes
and many other excellent company
AppTv r,snr ov,,rnr orurcr
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HeLP-MEn


SALES REPRESENTATIVES,
Sound Scriler Sales Corp. leader
In modern electronies recording
equipment. announces opening for
sales representatives to represent
company. calling on top-level Gov
ernment and industry executives
Sales experience preferred but not
. PREREQUISITES; viii train IN the
sales technique Qualifications: Musi
be neat. well groomed. enereetic
ambitious, with minimum . years
eoilege. Can Hu. 3-e243 for ap-
pointment.
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TITLE sEARcHERS. Tax assessors.
Business Opportunities; Box 2S6.
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statesmen
statesmen
statesmen
N5n0 MONTuTV

starting salary for two
executive-type statesmen tc
represent large Eastern
corporation. No travel;
sales experience and ability
desired; established resi-
dent, 25-40 years old, mar
ried, capable of assuming
responsibilities. In request
ing interview, please in
Iclude brief personal history
All replies confidential
Box 241-H, Star.
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HELP-MEN

HI-FI STORE MANAGER, for es-
tablished concern; must have sin
cere interest in hi-fl and possibly
in music. Some technical knoWl-
edge helpful. Interest in selling
essential. Salary. $4,000 plus
substantial share of profits. Give
fun info. in first letter. All re-
plies confidential Our employees
know Of this ad. Box 393-K.
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HELP-MEM
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Experienced in planning an ap-
pFaising NEUROLOGICAL research on
the surface layer Of the atmosphere
Should be technically qualified in
the science Of Applied Climatology.
Aerosol Physics or Air Pollution,
independent arm enEaged in scien-
tifie research for industry and gov
eminent agencies. Location Met
lropolitau washington Ares. At
tractive salary and fringe benefits.
Box ASK star.
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statesmen 81

Internationally known company
established in 1850 DESTROYS OF hir-
ing 3 men to handle new territory,
Our business has increased 1867
this year and is still expanding
Men hired must be neat. have q
car and be able to meet the pub
lie. We will not hire any men who
do not have an excellent chance
OF succeeding. Complete training
men selected. Call RE. laos for
appointment. In Annapolis area
call Colonial S-125l: in HaEers-
town area. Regent 0-5S5e.
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SALES MANAGER

would like to talk to an ex'
peiienced sales manager. Age 28.
40 who Is presently limited In
earnings or advancement POSSIBLE,
ties. Man must be enthusiastic
highly motivated, and competent
Of his ability to learn the direct
safes usiness. Excellent sales man.
ag2ment and sales training pro.
gram. Not . desk job. Permanent
di-nified old customer type. Bust.
ness-type business with century old
Sell-.rated national corporation
Must be willing to relocate II nee.
essary During past eight years
since starting my present salel
organization I have averaged S32,,
S24 per year. In 1855 my earnings
were well over $4,000. We have
several sales managers who earned
over 100000 In 1885. and as Their
experience increases will also enjoy
hiRher earnings, year by wear. Per.
haps YOU too NAV have the apti.
tude, ambition and confidence "a
enjoy the high earnings and pres
tiee which comes from sales man.
aF9ment In our business Drawinp
account ARRANGEMENT 70 start
Please write Sales MANAGER. BOX
2ss-G Star. STATING age. phone
number. marital status. and COM
plete business experience. Strictly
confidential.
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HELP-MEM

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN with
successful exper. selling clean D.
c. eoiored houses. knowledge Of
md trust note coll. and general
property speculation Desirable
$500 mo. regular salary plus ter
rific proflt-eharing comm. TO right
man. THE TRUST NOTE EX-
CHANGE. NE. S-4077 for app't
REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN-Twc
tull-time men needed Immediately
for mail once. handling broker
age and pre-cut homes: excel
commission and good once CO.
operation: must be enerEetic and
JOHN n O0LE. WA. T-s0IO.
REAL ESTATE SAILS MGR. Exp.
capable o. running Z speculative
account to right man. Call m
2-0174 for confidential interview
REAL ESTATE sALESMEN-Due to
expanded operations. We have
fully equipped. modern once. Also
special benefits. Call Mr.. Winches-
ter. sales manager. CHESTER H.
KELLER. REALTOR, JU. 5-7100.
REAL ESTATE Statesmen
PART TIME
Excellent opportunity to supple
ment your income; progressive, we'll
k kq9T1 Eea 81 sst settosEn d E55RLIcH
REAL ESTATE statesmen ~
Openings for experienced men to
participate in EXPANDED new home
sales program. We represent the
finest builders. oner top quality
homes with easy financing and pay
top commissions. Call Mr.. Piver,
after . am. Monday.
T. N. LERNER q CO.
6406 Georgia Ave. NV. tn. 2-740O
REAL ESTATE sALRSMEN-n you
can sell yourself To- US We win ad-
mission Ambitious. aggressive, per-
M Mavnerd I'm Aexea
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Washington
Hiring Office

For confidential interview
see our Mr.. Thomas Van
Voorhis, who will answer
your every question and, II
you are qualified, will ex-
tend to you an invitation
to visit Milwaukee at our
expense, see our facilities
and discuss your potentiali-
ties with our staff engi-
neers.
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RELP-MEn

TITLE OFFICER and settlement
clerk; company paid. profit-sharinG
ana insurance. Opportunity fol
ssavaneement. Write, Box 2SS-K.
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HELP-MEM
SALESMAN

For furnishings department in fine
speciality store. selling nationally
advertised, branded. quality mer-
ehandise. Excellent opportunity for
high earnings and advancement
Experience selling IN local store
preferred. Liberal discounts On
PURCHASES. Excellent vorking con
ditions. Apply Mr.. Stewart.
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP
, 1957-09-11
: Thr 81. Urntx Auta : :
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VOL. 13 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER II, 1857 NO. 1879
, 1957-09-11
Editorial
DEVELOPING WHAT IS AT HAND
THE NEED TO increase. our income in the

THE NEED TO increase our income in these Islands is
as acute as ever. True, the picture, in spots, does not seem
to be as serious as had been in the past, yet the fact remains
that there is a need to explore and develop to a much fuller
extent the natural resources of these Islands, limited though
they may be. One of these possible sources is the production
and export of local fruits and vegetables.
THE JAY O example, one of the most common
fruits around us could be used to great advantage. Guava
Jelly, chutneys, nectars, and the like could be prepared and
exported. And the same is true for so many other tropical
fruits which grow so easily, and within a minimum Of care
and outlay.
WHAT, THEN, IS preventing progress along these lines?
Frankly, we do not know the exact answer, but a few come
to mind.
FIRST, H D F Of turning to what is SO close at
hand, and to so seemingly common a product does not arouse
the Imagination. After all, don't these fruits grow wild, and
haven't they been this way for many, many years?
SECOND, THE ACK of foIIow-through experiments in
agricultural and extension stations, such as all of the States
have may be responsible. Since the Government might not
have the equipment or facilities, then private industry like
wise might not be interested.
THIRD, PRIVATE CAPITAL, perhaps concerned with
more concrete profits and less speculative ventures prefers to
play it safe. In such a situation the government might GER
tainIy give some thought to leading the way, or substituting
a program which would eventually give considerable boost
to the economic picture locally.
THE FALLACY OF waiting for only the biggest and
most spectacular projects to develop may be hurting these
Islands considerably. Under our circumstances a number Of
small, even seemingly insignificant projects, taken together
might see us farther along the way.
AGAIN, WE URGE that some thought be given to the
, 1957-09-11
70 SALE
NO. 70 KING STREET, christiansted

NO. IL KIN STREET. Christiansted
Offers in writing are tc be directed to Almeric
L. Christian, P. 0. Box 425, Christiansted. Only
offers received prior to September 25th will be
considered. All offers must be for cash. The owner
reserves the right to reject any and all offers.
Alneric L. Christian
5-7,9-11-13,16-18-2O
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TnBERvILLE. Va.

TnGBERVIILE. Va.
A WILD TURKEY gobbled raucously from
"A grove of pin oaks on a Shenandoah
Valley hillside one cool night recently and
then flew silently over fence to lose him
self among 1900 tanner. better fed birds.
Having eaten his I'LL Of grain from the
feeding rigs of his domeSticated brethren,
the wild bird fMeleGgrts Gallopauo Slices
trts) took wing again into the foothills For
the harvest moon was at hand, and frost
was silvering the corn shock, and over the
length and breadth of the valley, tens of
thousands of turkeys were dutifully stuffing
themselves for their Thanksgiving date
with Is million human appetites in the
Washington area
A wild turkey is hard to find and
harder to shoot these days in the Piedmont
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Turkeys for Our Tables
By JERRY O'LEARY, JR.

but the tame fowl have become major
induStry-and Washington this Thanks
giving will be a major market. Poultry
men estimate that between and S million
pounds of turkey will be devoured In the
Greater Washington area Thursday.
Turkey is particularly good buy this
year, the merchants say. because over
supply has forced the price down. This is
good for the consumer, but not so good for
the turkey raiser. the professor or the
wholesale and retail men.
We toured several turkey ranches In
Rockingham County, va, and went through
the vast processing plant of the Rocking
ham Poultry Cooperative at Broadway,
Va. with Roy Threckmorton, sales manager
of one of Washington's largest distributors,
Metropolitan Poultry, Inc.
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SECRETARY-Mature. aii-'round
versatile. Work with natl. assoc.
prog. dir, Pleasant working con.
ditions. Off Conn. ave. location
Background in organizations
work. preferred. Rehabilitation
social service. or veterans expert
Mr.. CLARKE Me- S-hShR A'l
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hEcEPTIoNisT .TYPIsT. ase IS.
IS excel. position for personable
young lady in outstanding re-
search CO day. st. sal to $40
No Reg Fee. MANAGEMENT
CONSULTANTS INC, Suite 1901
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

TUTORING-JR. AND SR. HIGH
latin Air-cond. apt. in Wash.
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U. S. Empl. Service
1924 F STREET NV.
NO FEES
PRoFEssIoNAL-TECHNI
DIVISION
COLLEGE STUDENTS

sS:HS ne !. rS e !: ss! N HH . inc
orders for REAL SILK. clil Miss
MINOR. Ma. e-7S6e.
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN
DIRECTOR (1)
Salary. $5,703 to $685.

DuTIES-Responsibility for ad-
and supervision OF the
81. Mary's County Welfare Depart
ment,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES de-
gree. plus 2 years Of graduate study
in schools Of social work, plus 3
years experience in case work serv-
ices. Three years must include
ext =. supervisory or teaching
experience and ! year employment
in agency. making direct payments
70 clients. or on behalf OF children. }
Contact STATE DEPARTMENT
OF PUBLIC WELFARE. BALTI-
sehSuS LExiNoToN s.ooso. :"
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FAMILY MAN, n-yeaf-oid En-.
typist, seeks permanent or tenn
porary work. BOZ SOL star
PROFESSIONAL HoUsECLEANING.
window washing, floor waxing
etc 10 2-as53
nnn-....o.- -. 1870.
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RELp WOMEN
LADIES

interested IN steady ineomeY We
viii train you for dignifled work II
you have 1890 hours weekly; un-
limited potentials. d. 1879. o.
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MOTOR TRAVEL

FLORTDA--i or 2 10 40 70 Miami
hare expenses Leave July 81
stay . vks ~ 7-6g37 after y
MY GUEsT-oerman SRI 30 hor.
ticultural tTainee. desires auto
trsvel west, Calf preferred. late
AUG Sept with girls 70 see U 5.
Share exp attractive cheerful
one.wAy or round trip. ref. given
and REQ Mrs Hutton, efo STAR
ROSES. West Grove, Pa
TEACHER driving Southern Calf
Leave Aug ] sight-seeing Share
driving and e1penses XII s-76sz
DRIVING TO NoRTHERS MICH.
GAN July 10 returning week
later, take o. 3 uN 4-l7s2
DRIVING CHICAGO, new Buick
Lv July 80 return Aug. 4 Share
EXP. Ladies welcome JU D-l253
COUPE WANTS RIDE WashinRton
20 Front Royal ana return week
ends during summer Pay fare or
share Write Boz SAD Star
tcontinusd on Next PsssI
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SECYs.. white. I-girl once, to 40
rs; moderate shorthand, handle
all types Of clients. 5 days. $4,000
up. v. WOOD PERSONNEL. See
Miss Wood, 232 Southern Bldg,
sos 5th-st. NV. at II DI. 7-5752
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MANAGER, dependable and trust
worthy. 70 work In laundromat.
no exper. nee. To. 2-s354.
MEDICAL TECHNICIAN for medi-
cal school; 4 weeks vacation with
pay, permanent position possible
Call Pc. $4,000, Ext. $50.
RESIDENTIAL MGR. Reliable cpie
manage 0-unit apt house, vie
Dupont circle BOX 1850 Star,
sALEsCLERK. Able to maintain
few small charge accounts. hosp
eanteen. are 40-bs. Mon after 8
AM RA. 0-o1O0. ext. ass.
SKIP LOCATOR for delinquent &C.
counts NEW YORK JEwEIRY
CO, 7ia IN 81 NV
TYPIsT AND CLERICAL WORK
5000 erosion I'd, Bladensbure
Nd AGE 2i-35
rpIt white. no drinkers; care
rms and bath. NO. 7-e023.
WOMEN. Married or single, set.
Box lO3.J star
RETIRED COUPLE 70 operate small
motel in Fairfax, Va: must bl
reliable; references; living quar-.
tiers applied. state expected re-.
muneration. Box SIX. Star
WISH TO COLLABORATE on sonfi
with professional composer Of
popular music. IL. e-0e35.
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RELp WOMEN
STENOGRAPHERS
TEMPORARY

Experienced stenosrahpers. for
part time and vacation assign
ments. Ideal for housewives who
can give B or 4 days q week or
girls waiting for Government
placement mo ewes. or week ends).
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SALESLADY
SALESLADY

Unusual oppor. for someone with
imagination. ambition. and selling
f FOts s n our Amt ntim ~ SHADES Ladies
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP
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sITUArloMs-DoMEsrle
lcONTINUeol
'OLORLD GIRL wants baby sittins

J GIRL wants full
Call Sunday. Ii.
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PERSONNEL oFFTcER; must hav,
REAL ESTATE SALES
COME IN AND

WATCH SALES ACTIVITY FOR
] DAY. CONVINCE YOURSELF
THAT THIS is AN OPPORTUNITY
FOR YOU TO MAKE MINIMUM OF
Go mn
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Air Reserve Units
TO Hold Inspection

The annual military inspec-
|tion Of the Naval and Marine
Air Reserve squadrons based
lei AnacostIa Naval Air station
VIM be held at . pm. October
lie. 1t the National Guard
Arm0ry.
More than 1900 Navy and
Marine Reserve ofEicers and enc
listed men VIII stand 1t atten-
ton. as their families look on,
TO be inspected BY the too
|0fiicers Of the Naval and Ma
Irine Air Reserve Commands.
Rear Admiral II. II. Cald-
well. chief Of Naval Air Reserve
Training, and Brig. Gen. Frank
q. Croft. commander Of the
Marine Air Reserve Command,
both Of Clenview, H., win be
there with their staffs 10 In
spect the area reservists.
A reception win be held fol-
lowing the inspection In the
sheratcn-Park Hotel at $3.50
Ppm.
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reasonable price Of 100 markl
lless than t2nl.
Volkswaeen workers pro-
tested. Even this reasonable
price was out Of their reach,
they said.
They also presumably felt
that their Investment" III
workinG for VOlkswagen
Throughout the war and II
the postwar expansion period
was not being properly recog-
nized.
No Organised Protest
There was no organized pro-
test from the snvtngs~card
holders. who were not men-
toned n the bill.
nut the introduction Of the
/ bill Was widely regarded as d
political maneuvor, to gain
votes among prospective Ger
man shareholders. The bill vas
mot acted upon.
Now new ones are III prep
|aration. Whether the VOlIks-
wagon employees win draw up
q bill Of their own Is not known.
Their leaders are known 10 be
working with some Bundestag
members.
Even II the Bundeetag can
I find some formula fdf turning
ownership Of the plant over 70
individual stockholders. hove
ever. It probably win be several
years before the question Of
ownership Is finally settled.
Whatever law Is finally
passed would be subjest "a
challenge In the courts. That
Is why the Supreme Court 81
Western Germany may vel
play q leading part IN deciding
who owns the worlds fourth
largest automobile plant.
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German lahorine mans con-
tributlons 10 peutscho Arhelts-
front. Everybody who worked
belonged 10 this labor ornaniza-
ton Il he knew how 70 set
along under the Naxic.
TO sen the cars once they
were built Mr.. Ley had 4
|fancler Idea.
His labor organization issued
savings cards 10 al its members
who wanted to buy . Volkss
wagon. The savings would 90
toward the new family car.
The VolksWagen plant could
|use this capital. interest free.
long before the car was deliv-
erred. And the number Of people
saving would provide q con-
|tinuous guide on what number
|of cars 10 produce.
War intervened, however.
and not one savings card holder
got either q car or his money
back. Few Of them. II fact, had
been able 10 save anywhere
near the fun 1000 marks
needed 70 buy the car.
$50 Million Marks
But some 10000 persons had
deposited $50 million marks IN
savings stamps with the Maxi
labor movement.
These 100000 investors are
nov presumably scattered al
over Germany. including the
Communist east zone. Some
have come forward now de-
manding that they Get prefer
ential treatment in obtaining
volkswagens. both Is 70 finance
and IS to the waiting period
before delivery.
The Maxi labor movement
died with the war. Of course,
L It's holdings were coniiscated
hy the occupation forces. Later
ls0me Of them. like the Volks-
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tried 10 design such 4 car and
almost succeeded. Il took more
than four years. however. to
test prototypes and start build
Ing the Volkswagen plant.
h Then Hitler was up to hts
ears IN war. The Volkswagen
plant went to war. producing
armored cars and alnphiblOus
autos something like the Amer
team ducks" Of World War II.
One Of Hitler's key hench-
men. Robert Ley, dreamed up
Me financing giInmick through
which Hitler financed develops
|ment Of the Volkswagen, which
would have cost too much for
amy private German manufac-
turer. or group Of them. to
undertake.
Mr.. Ley was chief Of the
Deutsche Arbeitsfront, the Maxi
Party Labor Organization. He
was one Of the principal PLAN
ners Of Killers strength
through-joy" movement. The
family car at q price most
families could reach fitted
nicely into the quest for 10y,
LaboRing Man Paid
The investment funds for
lVolksWagen came from the