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$500 Receiving
S. S. In Delaware
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of monthly benefits being paid in
Delaware at the end of June was
$14S,000 more each month than the
total being paid six months ago,
Myron Milbouer, district manager
of the social security office an
nounced today. These increases, he
noted, result in part from the pro-
lection provided to farm families
by the coverage of farm employ
ment and self-empIoyment under
social security and the reduction
of the eligibility age from 60 to 81
for wives, widows, and women
workers.
In Delaware for the month of
June 1857, 1854 retired workers
were getting SS67,619 monthly
Also, $3.50 wives or dependent aged
husbands of retired workers were
being paid total of $128,273
monthly; a total of $136,156 was
Delng paid to aged widows or de-
pendent aged widowers and parents
of deceased workers. This was an
increase of 1870 in monthly pay
ments to aged workers and their
dependents and 1870 to dependent
aged survivors of deceased work
ers in this area over the payments
being made six months previously.
Monthly payments of $162,629
were being made to 1924 widowed
mothers with children under Is in
their care and minor children of re-
tired or deceased workers and ac-
counted for 1870 of the total old
age and survivors insurance bene-
fits being paid in Delaware, as of
June 1857. Nine out of ten mothers
and children in the United States
now have social security protec-
tion. Nationally, about 1,427, 900
children under Is were receiving
monthly social security payments.
Children who become totally dis
abled before age Is are now eligible
for disabled child,s benefit pay
ments after age 1S.
Commenting on the steady
growth of the social security pro-
gram, Milbouer said that three
fourths of all men becoming SIS this
year will be eligible for social Sc
curity benefit payments. The aver
age old-age monthly benefit in Del
aware was running at $6408 in
June in comparison with an aver
age of $685. last December. About
Milford chronicle., 1957-11-29
Br0iIer Production Is Er-
pected To Set NeIU
Record
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past summer; these factors un-
doubtedly are influencing the in
crease in broiler production.
A record 282,70S,000 pounds of
commercial broilers were produced
in Delaware in 1856, according to
the recently released annual re-
port of the State Board of Agri-
culture. This total was 81 per cent
above that of the previous year
and 10 per cent higher than the
previous record established IN 1851.
Marketing of heavier bird-broil-
ers averaged 3.3 pounds in 1856 as
compared with 80 pounds in 1861
contributed to the poundage in
crease.
On the basis of 1856 production,
Delaware ranks fifth in number of
broilers produced; fourth in num-
Der of pounds of broiler meat pro-
duced and third in gross income
received from broilers.
Milford chronicle., 1957-11-29
DeIalDare Day Observance
Scheduled For
December z
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House George T. Macklin, Milford,
report that many groups have al
ready signified their desire to stage
Delaware Day observances. These
will take the form of luncheons,
dinner meetings and the appear
ance of guest speakers at regular
ly scheduled sessions of service
clubs and women's patriotic or
ganizations.
DR.. Holloway prepared a new
pamphlet which he has distributed
to key groups for use in connec-
ton with Delaware Day events and
the State Development Department
also has materials for such use.
A special teleyision presentation
will be given on Channel IL,
WVUE on saturday, December Z
at 1890 D. m, on the 10th ami
versary of the ratification. DR.. Dol
an has been invited to be partici-
pant.
In his official proclamation,
Governor Boggs said this:
WHEREAS, Delawareans are proud
of their heritage and the part their
forefathers played in setting the
cornerstone for this great Repub-
lie on December z, 1887; and
WHEREAS, the thirty members of
a special constitutional convention
meeting in Dover, after thoroughly
studying this document, adopted
in Philadelphia on September Is,
1887, did not hesitate to vote unani-
mously to ratify these rules for
law and order which have proved
the most workable and democratic
anywhere in the world; and
WHEREAS, we have so many new
comers in the state that it is in
cumbent for us to impress upon
them the historic role which our
people played ITO years ago, so we
make sure they understand the full
significance of our proud title of
First State; and
WHEREAS, under the unity of this
document our nation has always
been able to ward off those who
would try to impose their will upon
us through aggressive action or
otherwise, now
THEREFORE, j, ]. CALEB BOGGS,
Governor of the State of Delaware,
do hereby set aside and declare
Saturday, December z, 1857 as
DELAWARE DAY
On this day I urge that we take
new interest, not only in our his
toric background, but give serious
thought to the part we must play
to insure a healthy and progress
sive future for our beloved Della
ware.
Let us on this occasion display
our national and state emblems
have prayers said in our Houses of
Worship; recall our glorious past
in schools and civic meetings and
finally pledge to work together to-
ward that goal for which we all
strive-a happy home-a happy
community-and a nation, under
God, at peace with the rest of the
world.
Kentucky was formed into a county
of Virginia in 1776; was admitted to
the Union as n state in 1892
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Memorial Bridge Traffic
ShOlDs Substantial
Increase
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months. A gain in truck traffic ac-
counted for the overall increase,
it is indicated in the report.
8. The report shows that the to-
tai amount expended for opera
tions during fiscal 1956-57 is $37,-
083.81 less than the anticipated
budget provided. There was also
$3,890.S0 from the unexpended
budgets of prior years to add to
this accumulated savings.
A. The Interstate highway offici-
ais were able to retire $5,986,00
worth of bonds during fiscal 1856
81, bringing to total of $18,897,-
coo in bonds retired since the span
opened on August 16, 1851. Mr..
Horty has added parenthetically
that since the official report period
closed, another S2,712,000 in bonds
has been retired, bringing the total
to $21 1,582,000 of the original $46,-
$4,000 in bonds sold. This is 46.4
per cent of the original amount
issued)
5. The Division expressed great
satisfaction in the fact that 1t had
completed its war memorial to the
dead of New Jersey and Delaware
on the bridge plaza and that it was
dedicated on October 20, 1856, with
appropriate interstate ceremonies
in which high state officials and
veterans organizations participa-
ted.
That the future BODIES well for
the span, and in fact indicates, that
a second bridge may be in order in
the years ahead may be read be-
tween these lines in the report:
within the next five years ade-
quate legislation to permit the Del
aware Interstate Highway Division
to meet the demands of the antici-
pated increase in traffic must be
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1870 of nelaware's retired benefi-
Charles, however, are receiving be-
tween $50 and the $108.50 maxi
mum.
Another figure of special interest
to Delaware is the fact that out OF
every 1000 persons over 65 in the
State, 605 are receiving social Sc
curity benefits. The national aver
age is 524 per 1000.
Social Security Payments in Del
aware as of December 81, 1856:
Retired Worker: 1854; S867,.
619; Wife or Husband: $3.50;
$12S,273; Widow or Widower: g..
536; S132,42S; Mothers with Chill.
dren: 672; $34,S42; Children: g..
052; $125,2S7.
Milford chronicle., 1957-11-29
CLOCK SHOPPERS

HONOLULU = Up - The town
clock stopped at five here the other
day and stayed there for two days.
Movie makers filming the pic
ture, Twilight of the Gods" in
Honolulu Harbor, received permis-
sion to stop the big clock in the
Aloha Tower for two days while
they shot scene, supposed to have
taken place at 5 p. m.
Milford chronicle., 1957-11-29
MEDICAL NOTE

ROANOKE, Va. = Up - AMI
mails in America, who outnumber
humans better than four to one,
have their health guarded by 10000
practicing veterinarians.
DR.. w. w. Armistead, dean of
Michigan State University's vet
erinary medical school, says there
are $4,000 veterinarians but that
one-third are teaching. doing re-
search, in government service or
with commercial concerns. Of the
$4,000 practicing some 5000 spe-
cialize in pet animal practice.
Milford chronicle., 1957-11-29

Most parents take credit for the
good points of their children but
wonder where the bad ones origi-
mated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-25
AHrusu Club
Members Hear
Aging, Topic

Mr.. Clark Tibbitts, Assis-
tant Director of the Special
Staff on Aging Of the United
States Department Of Health,
Education and Welfare was
to address the Washington
Altrusa Club today at the
Bookings Institution.
His topic was to be pre-
pairing for Retirement" He
will be introduced by Mrs.
Mary s. Resi-, chairman of
the clubs Vocational Infor-
nation Committee.
Mr.. Tibbitts was formerly
. research co-ordinator in the
Federal Emergency Relief
Administration and also
served as field director of
the National Health Survey,
: the first nationwide inventory
of health and medical care.
Subsequently he became di-
rector of the Institute for
Human Adjustment at the
University of Michigan where
he organized the first course
on living in the later years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-25

IL secretary of the Social
Research Committee of the
international Association Of
CHRONOLOGY.
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and the f1rst broad conference
on aging to be held In the
United States.
At present, Mr.. Tibbitts
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Reception Host

The Rev. Meade Bolton
MacBryde entertained at q
reception from 5 to 7 pm.
yesterday in his apartment
in the Chastelton Apart
ments.
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TINY TEARS
a cuddlesome little make-believe baby
5.9s to 1898
a cuddlesome

What doll she drinks, vets and
cries in perfect imitation Of q real little
girl; she'll also blow bubbles when in a
winsome mood. You can bothe her tshe's
rubberized) and mother her to your
heort's content. She comes complete
with body needs.
WGL-The Toy Store, 9th Floor
:. also Chevy Chose, Corners,
Alexandria and Bethesda Budget
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MAN, IS TO 30. general Of
Permanent position with opportu-
mites for advancement Address re-
plies to PO. Box 81 IS, Washing
ton. D. c.. stating axe, experience
address and telephone 80
MAN with mechanics, ability
10 work on clock aid radio timer
repairs. Radio experience helpful.
YOUNG MAN. for dry cleaning
white or coiored. sTRATFoRD
CLEANERS & DYERs. 264s Ken
sington- Wheaton rd.. Wheaton,
Md. 10. 5-l70O.
YOUNG MAN, white. to learn print
ing and press feeding. No expert
ence necessary. Good opportunity
for advancement with long -estab-
lished envelope manufa cturer and
printer 5 paid holidays, vacation
with pay; permanent work. Con-
venient TO those living in ne. and
sc. sections. Apply WASHINGTON
ENVELOPE CO.. 200 26th st. ne.
before - noon.
YOUNG MAN, preferably married
Established Alexandria FIRM Is pre-
pared TO SCI up reliable party in
his own subcontracting business
No capital or previous business ex-
pericnce REQUIRED MR. DIAN, 10
to . XII. 9-12@l; evenings. CT
3-I530
YOUNG MAN wanted as order clerk
in shipping dept garden supply
store Oppr for advancement for
right man. See MR. ARTHUR, All
New York ave ne
YOUNG MAN. 20-32, preferably Va
resident. interested in learning
furniture business Apply MAYER
L. CO. Seven Corners shopping
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RUG CLEANING
MANAGER

Plant mgr. wanted in Middle At
lan:lc coast city by old estab. rug
cleaners. Only man accustomed 10
100000 volume need apply. Write
complete info. on education. exper
sal desired Replies confidential.
Box 446-X. Star.
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hELP-MEN
SALESMAN

Large cigarette manufacturer Of
fers permanent employment and ex-
cellent opportunity to qualified am
pitious young man. between - and
20, to sell tobacco products W
wholesalers and retailers. etc. IN
Washington 40-hour work week
car furnished and expenses paid:
starting salary SOS weekly: hospi-
benefits In reply. give full particu-
lars, age previous employment, mar
ital status. address and telephone
number Box 399-S. Star. IA"
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Unlimited
Opportunity

Build a management
career In finance, with
continuously expanding
company. Rapid promo
lions and salary raises.
We need men, ages 81
through %, with at least
high school education,
for our management
training program. No
selling. No experience
necessary. Generous
salary, even while train
ing. Friendly co-work-
ers, interesting office
and local field work,
with expenses paid. Out
standing employee
benefits, rapid promo
ton and secure future.
Become a branch man.
ager. Build your career
with Americas oldest
and largest consumer
finance company. Apply
in person.
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BETHESDA
NIGHT SUPERVISOR

Monday through Friday. 4 to 10
tain work schedules and equipment
in small plant knowledge mechan-
ical and electrical equipment help
full: permanent tnpl.: paid vacation
and other benefits Sat. and Sun.
inferYieMS ARRANGED OIL 4-a400
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EUROPEAN IMMIGRANT

position with large manufaeturing
c ; nc canvassinR; earnings paid
while training. around $50 weekly.
Apply in person, 1882 Mt. Pleasant
ST NV l0-l am only
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YOUNG MEN

Need 4 young men. white over Is.
for outside sales work, no experience
necessary, We will train you Weekly
earnings above average, good hours,
excellent promotion possibilities
ABBY RIM. 40. "a 9th ST. NV.
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HELP-MEN

TRUCK MECHANIC must be expert
enced. Apply in person. 1924 Flor
ida ave. ne.
" MEN. outside: transp. furn. !:
paid vac exper. only. perm. po-
sition TO: right men. Apply LII r
TV. Col Pa. ave. Sc.
~ SERvICEMEN. full and part
time. experienced outside. Tor
pay, paid vacation PENN TV CO.,
a0S 18TH ST Sc. Ii. 4-n0t6
~ SERVICEMEN (2l experienced
benchman and outside serviceman;
car furn.. perm. los, good pay,
vac, and other benefits. AID. 10000
part tune. good
salary. Apply Presidential Gardens,
Mt. Vernon ave. AID Russell I'd
alexandria. Phone lie. $4,000
MAN WITH CAR
to represent 'arge mfg
co.. not canvassing: earnings paid
while training around S3S month
~. Apply 1892 Mt. Pleasant st
n.w., 1912 am. only.
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YOUNG MEN

tWhite)
Wide VARIETY Of Good Jobs
COLUMBA EMPL. l34l g NV.
YOUNG MEN. college or hish school
students: delivering in ewes. Car
Necessary. Call Mr. GOFF, tn.
2-69S4, > pm. to l am.
"A LARGE PROPERTY and casualty
insurance company is LOOKING. for
Young man between ages OF 90
and 20 to be trained as q field
representative We have an excel
lent well-planned formalized train
ing program This Is q permanent
salaried position with excellent
future for man willing to work
tion ana IN fe HnIt aIs sgs ed1 sa,
ll4-X. Star
MAN FRIDAY. building. Insurance
and real estate. Baiiey's cross
roads. virginia. Salary open Dis
ahled persons considered JE. >
1870 for appointment
MAN living in Arl or Fairfax Co,
$50 vk to start, Phone Mr. HACK :
NEv. JE 3-la65 Mon only p m
to 2 pm
MAN WITH CAR: excel opening on
established route: no eXper. neces-
sary: training furn. ISL week to
start. Apply FULLER BRUSH CO..
~ ] National Press Bldg l4th and
SIS nv. or phone Dl, 7-4477
$500 MONTHLY starting salary for
represent large eastern corporation
established resident, $40 years
old, married. capable OF assuming
responsibility. Please include brief
personal history All replies conf
HERE'S YOUR CHANCE to sell new
1857 Chevrolet cars and trucks
ss"o per men Eia aSsTsEf snd
gas allowance furn. This IS a
permanent position, with an az
or. Sive dealer Call Mr. Bovd.
JAY CHEVROLET, MA. T-343O.
NIGHT AUDITOR. must be expert
enced on MGR 1000. hours. 4 pm.
to an. Apply PRESIDENTIAL.
GARDENS, Mt. Vernon ave. and
Russell I'd. Alexandria. or phone
Mr.. Madden. TIE. $4,000
MAN wANTED-Unexpeeted change
and wheaton. splendid S Opportunity
for, year-round income, For details.
call JU. 9-3aS5 after s pm. or
write RAwLEIGH'S. Dept. DcA-
l2-7l7, Chester Pa.
AMBITIOUS MAN. white. living in
Sc, Hyattsville or Prince Georges
Co. area $50 wk. 10 start, no
experience. car nee Phone Mr.
Simmons; UN. 4-3el3 Mon. early
MANAGEMENT-Are you interested
in GOOD salary, security and
retai management in the finest
environment. with all usual benefits?
l, so. write US Immediately Box
33a-X star
A. CONSCIENTIOUS PERSON wish
tiolsl consumer finance company
All company benefits alone with
our desire 10 train YOU to success.
Visit our once, 500 GeorRia ave
Silver Spring. Md
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MEN WANTED
SALES AND SERVICE

II you are between the ages OF 81
and 81, have car can furnish
references, and interested in an
earning opportunity of SIS 10 Sl25
per week TO start. we would like an
interview with you
Our firm the largest in the in
dustry offers an ambitious man the
opportunity for QUICK advancement
into management.
Please report Wednesday, jan
luar, 10. 30 am sharp
Va, State Empl. Office
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HELP-MEN

SUPERVISOR for administration Of
large housekeeping Jrgani. alton in
University Hospital. Baltimore: 10
to - yrs, experienced in super
yisory WORT. Write to Director,
Phi, sica! Plan' University Hospital,
Baltimore, Md, giving education,
experience references and salary
desired.
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Household Finance
Corporation
1926 Rhode Island Ave.
Mt. Rainier, Md.
Dear Statesmen.


Are you thinking Of changing Jobs
the first OF the year? For those who
are
We need executive statesmen.
ages 25-45 with car, free TO travel
to Protected Area
Field training at our expense. to
earn Sld,OnO FIRST year. increasing
TO $4,000 thereafter. Ceiling un-
limited.
High Earning Power. Future Sc
curly, presenting personal Com
pensation Insurance TO Business and
Professional People
Sincerely YOURS.
HY GARFINKEL
P s. CAL in person Monday
through Wednesday 10 am to .
pm Suite 309 Ella Bldg S64l
colesvillc Rd, Silver Sprine Nd
Advertising Salesman
For bi-week.y paper. exp. car neces-
sary! Perm. position leading 70
managership. Salary and comm.
ST 3-00lG I5s
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EEcrRoNIes ENGINEERS
PHYsit 1878
AVENUES
TO ACHIEVEMENT

Men Of high will md satisfaction n far.
ransng Reiaby Research studtt Of Aeronaue Radio Inc
u.s for th ba:is snse Of failure psc, f,r ins iunssn ns
qualities which premium Particularly do esteem
discover methods
buttons problem presented esent-da
demands electronc systems
Nearly decade Of hedand aborAory-in, esRaton % the
unrelabity fo
AIRING Reliability
CHARACTERISTICS
OF
performance
~ 5
Is
I reliability standards both milar
mereal applications
-ou interested in further Information about the
AIRING scenthc please
FNseareh Personnel Administrator,
MIR. J. W. DUNCKEL
ME. S-3600 Extension 2S5
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YOUNG MEN to take orders for Life
ano Look. 3 orders per day pays
$l25 wk.- See Mr.. HOMER. Room
402. l4O5 @ 81. NV
WALL STREET JOURNAL has open
ing for young man IN advertising
production department Newspap per
experience desirable. See Mr.
BLAND 1918 18th st. NV, ST
3-0l64
YOUNG MAN, high school gradu. -
mechanically inclined to learn .
car servicing in lge. Chevru.et
leadership. Good wages, plus many
other benefits: excellent opportu-
mites for Advancement. CAL ROB
SUDDITH for appt., OIL. 4-467f
Young Men-Vets Travel
Leave immed. Miami. Texas. Calf
Ages 1926 Lg adv. group. Must be
neat, singR Very high potential.
Accustomed to earning ss5-S100 wk
Comm plus bonus. Trans. furn /,
drawing acc. Excel. future See Mr.
GREENFIELD. 10 am. to : pm.
Commodore Hotel ~ Capitol and F
SIS -
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YOUNG MAN
ADMINISTRATIVE rRAINEE

National firm has newly
created position for young
man who ENJOYS working with
math. Position offers a chal-
lenge to one with initiative
and imagination. viii cad
TO supervision OF statistical
department. COMPANY offers
a profit sharing trust plan
and manv other liberal bene-
his Apply in person, Suite
4lf. Ring Building, 1000
18Th street NV
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MARRIED MAN
WITH CAR

Excellent income; good refer.
~. 1880
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3Ol King 81 Alex Va

sl0o WEEK MINIMUM GUARANTEE
SALARY COMM. MONTHLY BONUS
EXP. INa BENZ
with sales ability to ioin rapidly
growing manufacturers sale or
ganization and build fetime career
| In sales and nRnagement at hiRh
earnings Sell retail and Industrial
line Cellop lx Products Wash area
| own car Protected territory Estab-
llished accounts VIII considt sales
trainee Full pay during training
Write CELLoWAX CO, Z 8. Gay st,
Rail nOrp - .fu
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LINOLEUM AND TILE MECHANIC
CRAFTSMAN FLOORS, INC.
3i35 NJ ST. w., are in need of q
top mechanic. or promising ap-
prentice, .. etcrablv one who takes
pride in doing good auah;y wor..
Apply between am. and - p m
weekdays
LOADER OPERATOR for Cater
pillar. experienced and reliable
man only. Steady work. Call so,
S-S5S5 bet . am. and pm,
MACHINIST
Ase - 10 81. minimum } years Job
shop experience, able to work from
print with minimum supervision In
lerestinR work on testing apparatus,
pleasant working conditions Be-
thesda area. OIL, 4-l012
Management Trainee
Excellent organ.zation has definite
" ell defined management program
fot outStandinR young man. College
graduate. A to IS. married; local
BACKGROUND Starting salary $500.
Cali Mr.. HoLLEMAN. DI. 7-o333
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Marketing Trainees

Opportunity for several voung roll
lege trained men. interested in a
sales and marketing career with a
major oil company in the Maryland
and Southeastern States area
starting salary Of $500 monthly. an
excellent training program emplnye
benefits. and a promotion policy.
Interested applicants should APP.
ply by letter. giving description OF
self interests. education PHI steal
qualifications. military experience II
periences, to
BOX GIT, STAR
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HELP--kEN

PUBLICITY AND PROMOTION for
National Symphony Orchestra:
permanent positiO ION: do not apply
unless qualified and experienced.
Hu. 3-4ln.
PUBLICATION STAFF WORKER for
learned society, to prepare ma erial
for offset printing Requirements:
accurate tipping min 80 w.p.m)
incl nonsense text, adaptability.
willingness 10 learn new techniques.
editorial talent, elem. layout.
Klnwl foreign lang. desirso Die. Call
co .5-33 30
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN-Full or
part time salesman who Is aggressive
ana will sell the better homes 10
colored. Plenty Of office-owned prop
critics all financed. Call us TO make
MURRAY LEVINE. EEALToR
AID. 4-JT37 l73S l4th st. wv.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN Full or
part time salesman who Is eggresSive
and Will sell the better homes to
colored. Plenty OF ofice-owned nrop-
critics; all financed, Call IS TO make
real money
MURRAY LEVINE. kEALroR
AID 43i37 1898 l4th ST NV
ROUTEMAN for launcEy and dry
cleaning route. GOOD route open for
an aRgresslye man. Apply IN Aft
ernoon TO Mr.. Ellis. DARLINGTON
LAUNDRY. $500 FOUR MILE RUN
DR Ari Va
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SALESMAN

Experienced in selling mems
furnishings. Opportunity for
qualified persons. Pleasant
working conditions.
APPLY Mr.. JOHNSON
LEWIS & THOS. SALTZ
1A0Q n NV