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CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, sept. % CAPl Grain
futures prices eased slightly in early
transactions today on the Board OF
Trade. Activity vas brisk at times
but offerings to sell met GOOD
Dealers said the weakness appeared
10 be related 10 failure Of expected ex-
port business to develop overnieht ano
the prospect that IT now has been
deferred over the week end
Prices had hrmed IN in SPORTS near
the end OF the first hour with wheat
"a lower, December 81 .94ss; corn was
Y to \ lover, December old type con-
tract 81 .1bss; oats VI lower to y high
er, December "a ": rye " TO y HIGHER.
December 81 .33l4. soyheans UNCHANGED
to y lower. November S2.20h.
The prime factor in consideration OF
grain futures traders for some time
has been the Formosa crisis and II will
continue to be. they say, until there
are some unmistakable signs OF a
In connection with the Far East,
the widest and fastest price swings
have been in soybeans maily because
Communist China long has been an
exporter Of that commodity and usually
at prices more attractive in the world
market than those from the United
States.
Just now market prices are well
belo wthe Government loan flgure and
only small amounts have been sold into
commercial channels.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-26
Conodiun Firm
Agrees to Curb
Selling Toctics

NEW YORK, Sept. 26 <AP). .
Canadian Javelin, Ltd. yester-
day agreed to a Federal court
order prohibiting high-pressure
telephone selling Of stock.
The Montreal firm, which
owns iron ore deposits In Can
ada. refused to admit '4in a
realistic sense" charges made
in a complaint filed by the Sc
curities and Exchange Commits
sion. Milton S. Gould. repre-
senting the company. said the
company agreed to the peTma-
nent injunction for the pro-
lection and benefit to Javelin
stockholders.
The SEC accused the com
pany and other defendants of
making false representations
about its stock. After the COM
pany's agreement to the in
junction, Edward c. Jaeger
man, SEC attorney, told Dis
trict Court the Federal agency
would recommend Javelin be
removed from the SECS Cana
dian restricted list.
This would permit resump-
ton Of over-the-counter trad
ing of the stock halted since
July IS.
Mr.. Gould said that American
steel companies and operators
of iron ore mines are actively
competing for Javelin's deposits
and that IL 900 Americans have
invested many millions" of
dollars in Javelin.
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SBA Launches
Loan Program
For Development

The Small Business Admin
istration will begin accepting
loan applications Immediately
from State and local develop
ment companies.
The applications will be ac-
cepted under a new law author
izing the charter of small bus
inesS investment companies to
provide a new source of long
term credit and equity financing
for small firms.
The Government agency yes
terday said loan applications
received by its field offices will
be processed as rapidly as pos
sible land it should be possible
for the small business invest
ment division to begin disbur-
sing funds in a few weeks"
Loans may run for as long as
10 years and may be renewed
for an additional 10 years. The
interest charge will be So per
cent a year.
Loans will be provided from
a revolving fund Of $50 million
provided under the new law.
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TWO FIRMS PLAN
SHOE PRICE RISE

NEW YORK (AP).-
The international Shoe Co.
and Brown Shoe Co. will
increase prices for shoes
which retailers will be SELL
ing next spring.
Henry H. Rand, presi-
dent, said International is
making IAN upward price
adjustment" on the general
line and speciality shoe di-
visions. effective October
-. He declined to say how
much the increase would
be.
Louis J. Schaefer. vice
president for sales, Brown
Shoe Co.. said increases
win average 2 to 3 per cent
for the Air Step, Life Stride.
Naturahzer, Risque and
Roblee divisions.
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New Test Shown
BY Retail Sales

NEW YORK, Sept. rs (AP).
Brisk fall weather put new
zest into retail sales this week.
a Dun g. Bradstreet, Inc, sur.
vey showed today.
Shoppers stepped UP pur>
chases Of mems and women's
fall apparel and items for the
home. Best sellers included
women's coats, suits. dresses.
sportswear, accessories and
hats. mems suits and top coats.
bedding, and dining room set.
Apparel merchants reported
a decline in mems furnishings.
Buying of linens, draperies and
major appliances Jagged.
Total dollar volume of retail
trade for the week ended
Wednesday was estimated by
Dun g. Bradstreet at 2 per
cent less to Q per cent more
than year ago. Percentage
changes in the mid-Atlantic
and South Atlantic areas were
unchanged to up 4.
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plan under which Loew's would
spin of theater operations a.
a separate company in COM
pliance with a consent decree
of six years ago.
Deadline for enforcement Of
theater operations from the
rest Of Loew's operations is Au-
gust. 1859. A dispute over APP
portionment of the debt be-
tween the theater group and
the parent company has de-
layed the plan,
Management would say only
that the Green-Newman pro-
posal is under consideration
and would be discussed further
at the next board meeting ten
tatiyely set for october is.
Trade circles say. however.
that Joseph r. vogel. president.
is opposed to cutting away
Metro Goldwyn-Mayer, the big
film studio.
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Drugs Pace
Stock Rise;
Tradinu Active
NEW YORK, sept. % (AP

NEW YORK, Sept. rs (AP) 4.
Drugs made big upward
strides In a stock market that
was slightly ahead on average
in fairly active trading early
this afternoon.
Some drug issues rose close
TO 5 points. Key issues in
other groups we're content with
gains ranging to a point or so.
There was a sprinkling Of frac-
tional losers. .
Parke. Davis continued TO
soar on a 3-for-l stock split
proposal and enthusiasm spread
TO sister drug stocks. Traders
were reported acting on the
theory that stock splits we're
probable in Pfzer, Warner
Lambert and others in the
group.
Aircrafts recovered q bit.
Nonferrous metals were active
and higher. Rails. with car
loadings at a new high for the
year, improved.
Motors, steels and building
materials were mixed.
Among drugs. Warner-Lam-
bert and Parke. Davis gained
close to 5. Pfizer added more
than 3. Schering and Merck
rose about 2 apiece while Ster-
ling Drug advanced more than
q point.
Loew's was active and frac-
tionally higher as a proxy
night became possible in a con-
|troversy about separating Aim
producing facilities from the
rest of the firm.
Martin Co. spurted ahead
suddenly. rising more than a
point. following publication Of
q Wall Street report that high
er earnings are expected. Con-
solidated Edison was up q frac-
ton as it announced arrange
ments for a 500 million credit.
Fractional gains we're made
by Boeing. Douglas and Cen
eral DynamicS.
Du Pont added about 2.
Gains Of around q point or
more were scored by Gulf Oil,
American Tobacco, Allie d
Chemical. Texas Gulf Sulphur
and Textron.
General Motors eased. United
States Steel and Bethlehem
were firm.
Corporate bonds we're mixed
in moderately active trading.
The United States Treasury's
attractive new offer of short
term securities caused the
shorter end of the Government
bond list to recede. Interme-
date and long range bonds
were irregular.
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BUSINESS
BRIEFS

Heavy Construction contract
awards in the week ended Sep
TENDER % totaled $370, $40 900,
compared with 1892, 1867, 900 the
previous week and $372, 274, 900
in the similar 1857 week
Engineering News-Record and
Construction Daily.
Railroad Freight LOadings in
the week ended September 20
reached a 1858 high of 667. 277
cars, III above the preceding
week but 89o below the year
ago igure.-ASsn. of American
Railroads.
Investments in savings ac-
counts. United States Savings
Bonds and life insurance re-
serves rose So billion in the
quarter ended June 80 to $274. S
billion. $lS billion more than
the figure a year earlier
Federal Home Loan Bank
Board.
Loans to Brokers and dealers
on other than United States
Government securities held BY
Federal Reserve member banks
in New York. totaled $3.50 mil
lion Wednesday, a decline OF
SIS million in a week and an
increase Of SIS million over a
year ago. = Federal Reserve
Board.
Passenger Car Output this
week in the United States is
estimated at $4,000, compared
with 37,l50 last week and
5l.522 in the like 1857 week.
Automotive News.
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New Plan Proposed
For Loew's SpIitup

NEW YORK. Sept. rs (AP).
Wall Street interests on the
board Of Loew's. Inc, want the
Nations biggest movie COM
pany to separate its film pro-
ducing studio from theater OPP
CREATIONS. radio. record and
music publishing subsidiaries.
The plan was advanced last
night at a directors meeting by
Louis A. Green and Jerome A.
Newman. Mr.. Green is a part
ner in Stryker a. Brown and
Mr.. Newman is senior partner
OF Graham Newman a. Co.,
both Wall Street investment
firms.
The two directors in the past
have reflected the views of
Lazard Freres, Lehman 9ros
and other big brokerage Arms
which control large olocks o.
Loew's stock.
The current proposal is a new
alternative to a long pending
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N. Y. PRODUCE

NEW YORK. Sept. 20 (AP) CUsDAl
-Butter-Steady; receipts, $4,000
(fresh): Creamery, 90 score CAD
0lA-62h cents; ~ score (A), 611a
So; 90 score OBJ, 61-61M.
Cheese = Steady; receipts. none;
prices UNCHANGED,
receipts, 22,4O0 New York spot QUO
tations follow: Midwestern. mixed col
ors. extras (4S-50 lbs1, 44-45ls
extras medium, $3.50; smaIis. 27-2S
standards large, 39-41; checks, .30-31:
tras medium, 1887; browns, extras
(4s-50 lbsl, 46-46.
Nearby-whites, top quality (4s-50
lbsl, 47M-49ia; mediums. 3b1z-37 ;
smalls, 1890; browns, bop quality AZ
so Ibsl. 46h-47ls; mediums, asa
1914. smalls, 1880.
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Seh'tn nAu Id - AxAA 119 III f2M
Hourly Sales or the exenanse
l1:00 am $50 600 Noon I 300 600
loo pm s2o 600 900 pm 600 600
unit Of trading 10 shares On sales m
tnll Rates Of dividends IN the FOREGOING
table are annual disbursements based on
ne last quarterly OF semi-annual declaIa.
ton Unless otherwise uoted, special o.
extra dividendS are not included 4 Aiso
extra or extras Annual rate pius stock
dividend d Declared OF paid In 1857 nius
This year, fPaytble u stock durins 1857
estimated cash valuR on ex-dIVidend Or
redistribution date RPaid last year
Declared OF .paid after stOck dividend
OF splitup Declared OF naId 1llis year,
an accumulative issue with dividends n
omitted deferred or no action taEeS oi u
last dividend meeting rDeciared or
paio IN 1858 plus stock dividend Pay.
able 70 stock during 1858, estimated cash
date xt4qaidsiins dividend Cd j Called sSiiiSp
K Ex dividend x-dis Ex distribution
e e. righis xw Without warrants
Wv With warrants. wd When distributed
~ When issued cd Next dag delivery
q u BANKRUPTCY o. receiyerShip OF being
reorganized under the Bankruplcy Act
- securities assumed b. suoh comp lnies.
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N. Y. COTTON

NEW YORK. Sept. 20 (AP) Prices
drifted lower during the late morning
with hsht liquidation meeting only
ssaIe down mill and local buyink
awaiting further crop develonments
Noon prices were 10 10 Zs cents
pale lower than the previous close
Oct $3.50, Dec 1908 and March rs "a
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ODD-LOT TRADING

NEW YORK, Sept % (APl.-The
Eew York Stock Exchange reported to-
Gay these odd lot transaetions bv
principal dealers for Sept. 2S: PuF-
ensses OF 325,402 shares; sales Of $50,
short '@
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METAL PRICES

NEW YORK, Sept. % tAP).-spoe
nonferrous metal prices today: Copper
Valley. Lead IL cents a pound. New
York. Zinc 10 cents a pound. East
st. Louis Tin 94s4 cents q pound.
New York FOREIGN silver ssss cents
per troy ounce, New York. At Pitts
ouTgh, scrap steel No. / heavy was
quoted at "A 00-45.00.
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TREASURY BONDS

NEW YORK, Sept. 26 CAP. --Yester.
days closing Over-the-counter U. S. Gov
eminent Treasury bonds.
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OVER COUNTER

WASHINGTON listings on over-the-
counter market furnished by the Ma
tionaI Association Of Securities Dealers
as Of IL am. September 26,. 1855, i.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-26

ecUnds
Subject 10 Federal taxes but not to-
State income taxes.
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Sales
Slock ana Add Net
Dividend Rate % High Low I.Is chg.
TxLoa ~ 90 90 20
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DIVIDENDS

NEW LoRK. Sept. 20 tAP).-Divi-
/ dende announced:
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Earn More Full Time
4s-State Operation
What Makes a
Good Place to Work.?

GOOD PAY INTERESTING AND
AN EXPANDING CHAL L ENGINd
COMPANY ALLOW WORK ASSIGN
ING AMPLE OP- MENTS
PORTUNITY FOR "A COST SHARING
ADvANGE ~ EDUCATIONAL PRO-
$500, ACEr t SoN,n- GRAM
TONS IN PLEAS IAN INSURANCE
ANT SURROUND PROGRAM COVER
MOS ING LIFE DISABI-
CONVENIENT SUB lily, HOSPTTALIlA-
URBAN LoCA- TON, SURGICAL
TONS NO COM AND MAJOR MEDI-
MUTING PROB CAL
LENS = A PENSION PLAN
"A LIBERAL PAID VACATION AND SICK
LEAVE POLICY
At MELPAR you will find ALL of the above
mentioned benefits ntegrated into a program
that truly makes
A Good Place to Work
OPENINGS CREATED by our con-
tinued expansion are presently
available for men in the following fields
CHEMICAL TECHNICIANS
ELECTRONIC TECHNlClANS
WIRE TECHNICIANS
MECHANICAL TECHNICIANS
DESIGN CRAFTSMEN
ELECTRO MECHANICAL INSPECTORS
MACHINISTS
STOCK CLERKS
ELECTRICIANS s.
ASSEMBLIES
GUARDS
VISIT OUR LABORATORIES
TUESDAY THROUGH FRIDAY, 8 AM. TO 8 PM
5000 ARLINGTON BLVD i4l1 s. FERN ST.
FALLS CHURCH VA OPP JEFFERSON HWY
TAKE ARNOLD i ARLINGTON. VA.
: FROM CAKE AB&W BUS FROM
sTB NV. 10 PLANT En- 18TH
TRANCE NV
g.. ON
MELPAR, INC.
A SUBSIDIARY OF WESTINGHOUSE AIR BRAKE CO.
Continued on Next Page)
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DIVISION
SALES MANAGER

I would like to talk to a successful
experienced sales manager, age
1888, who is presently limited in
earnings or advancement posi-
bilities and who has had good
experience in interviewing, hiring,
field training and supervising Of
statesmen and district managers,
etc. Man must be married, highly
motivated, enthusiastic and conf
dent Of his ability to learn the
District Sales business.
Direct Sales MANAGEMENT expert
ence helpful but not necessary
Excellent Sales Management and
Sales Training program. Not a
desk Job. Permanent. dignified.
old-customer type business with
century old well-rated national
national expansion pro-
gram provides this opportunity for
the right man. Drawing account
Arrangement to start. Must be
willing to relocate II necessary.
No extensive travelling
Our established division managers
present earnings are in excess. OF
$4,000 annually. Still higher
earnings and further promotion
are available as the man develops
experience and know-how.
For confidential personal interview,
please write Box 444-T, Star.
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MONEY FOR SALE

MONEY FOR SALE
PART TINE OR FULL TIME-MEN OR WOMEN
Selling money is not as easy as you might
think; but that is essentially what the Mutual
Fund industry is doing. More than 100 million
dollars of fresh money is coming in each month.
Is it possible for you to get your share?
Personal integrity and the ability to think clearly
without confusion are more important than
previous selling or financial experience If we
like you-and you like us-you will be thoroughly
trained before you will be allowed to go out on
your first appointment
Advance against unearned commissions can be
arranged if necessary.
Mr. R. BRUCE HULL will give you the full
story on:
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, at or PM.
BOTH SESSIONS IDENTICAL
WASHINGTON PLANNING CORP. OF MD
Warner Bldg, 18th and SITS NV, Suite sls
Metropolitan S-llA
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Produce
Managers
EXPERIENCED

If you have had super
market produce mana
gerial experience within
the last 5 years and are
seeking career employ
ment with one of the
nations leading pro-
greSSive food chains,
then we have an open
ing for you.
Our tremendous eX-
pansion program in the
Virginia, Maryland and
D. c. areas has created
unlimited advancement
opportunities for cap
able men who can quail
ify.
Top salaries - plus
many outSt a n d in g
fringe benefits offered.
To apply, send de-
tailed resume to Box
290-M, Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-31

PRINTER - Hand composing, for
nightwork: aforementioned plant;
permanent work, union shop. Call
DICK MOSSER. Ma. S-2535.
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HELPMEM
Store
Managers
EXPERIENCED )

If you have had super
market store manager
ial experience within
the last 5 years and are
seeking career employ
ment with one of the,
nations leading pro-
greSSive food chains,
then we have an OPEN
ing for you.
Our tremendous ex-
panSion program in the
Virginia, Maryland and
d. c. areas has created
unlimited advancement
opportunities for cap
able men who can quail
ify.
Top salaries - plus
many outs taEdin g
fringe benefits offered.
To apply, send de-
tailed resume to Box
29l-M, Star.
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Meat
Managers
EXPERIENCED

800 &N&NN&NN<A4
If you have had super
market meat manager
ial experience within
the last 5 years and are
seeking career employ
ment with one Of the
nations leading pro-
greSSive food chains,
then we have an open
ing for you.
Our tremendous eX-
panSion program in the
Virginia, Maryland and
ID. c. areas has created
unlimited advancement
opportunities for capa-
BILE men who can quail
ify. !
Top salaries - plus
many outstanding
fringe benefits offered.
To apply, send de-
tailed " resume to Box
289-M, Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-31

SALES MANAGER, under 40 years
Of age; duties will include respon-
sibility for sales Of large indus
trial distributor, specializing in
pipe, valves and fittings, fasteners
hand tools, rope and chain, con-
veying equipment and gaskets and
packing, to work directly for vice
president in charge Of sales: must
have proven ability to organize. q
sales department and to supervise
its operation: experience OF at
least ten years in some capacity
with an industrial distributor, in
Guiding various positions in ware
house, as inside salesman, outside
salesman. quotation clerk, present
position being assistant sales man
ager or similar position COLLEGE
education desired: excellent start
ing salary with opportunity for
bonus; complete welfare coverage,
profit sharing. vacation annually
Apply Box 397-M, Star.
SALES MANAGER
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GRILL MEN

Fry cooks; window men and others
for new drive-in opening soon in
Langley Park mr.. U. of Nd. Excel
advancement opportunities for
ambitious men. Contact Mr.
BLUM. Gaithersburg 024.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-31

Full time steady work in Takoma
Park or Greenbelt. Union scale
good working conditions. Train
ing for advancement. Apply at
Takoma Coop, 1924 N. ii. ave !,
Tuesday, 1880 pm. THE COOP,
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HELP MEN


PHARMACIST, part time, 2 nights
q week. ton references renuired
Call 10. 1-1111 Tuesday.
PHARMACISTS, Florida registered;
permanent position: must have
mgr. ability; good working cond
328 South Dixie. Melbourne. Fia. :
PHARAfACIsT, excellent oppor.
tunity and good future. Apply In
person. METRO DRUG STORES
1914 oueensbury I'd. Riverdale
Md.
PHARMACIST. reg. full time. gooC
pay and hours. Apply STATLEE
PHARMACY, Statler Hotel,
PHARMACIST, registered. BIS. de.
good hours: primarily RX work
Apply In person. 2. d. GILMAN
81 Pennsylvania ave. NV,
PHOTOGRAPHER, portrait - I'm.
limited opportunities for exper.
aggressive photographer with large
Eastern chain. No darkroom work
Apply LORSTAN STUDIOS, llld
50. NV.
PHOTOGRAPHERS. with kid-nap.
ping experience; callers furnished
Call Ii 7-7262 for appointment
PIN Settlers
IA. 7-940O, EXT. 1O1
PLUMBER and steamfitter, small
Job, plumbing and heating; exper
mechanic only See MRS. GRANT
Dept Of Employment Security
1901 Woodmont ave, Bethesda,
PLUMBERS and steamfitters, new
work, TOD wages and benefits. Call
JU. S-l225.
PLUMBER. experienced in plumb
ing and heating remodeling; excel
lent pay and conditions for sober
man willing TO work; must have
M A. WEIGH 4 SON La. 8-s0s0.
PLUMBER. exper. in new or re-
pair work; only first-class
mechanic considered for full-time
EMPLOYMENT. Apply J. L. BATE
MAN, 2004 r. /. ave. ne.
PLUMBERS az, needed for Ice. Job
in Md; must have hand tools and
car CAN Tower boost, S am to
pm.
PLUMBER AND HELPER, for new
work and remodeling: only steady,
sober men need apply. Call OIL.
2-3406.
PLUMBERS; must have hand tools
and transp. Call bet. 8 and 5
weekdays, WA. 1.s53S.
PORTER tof bowling alley work
must be dependable. Apply HIGH
SCORE BOWLING ALLEY. 7l9
l3th So. NV.
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MANAGER SALESMAN
RETAIL LIQUOR

Topfiight position. open only for the
very best. EXP. retail llouOrs a
must. Good begin. sal. and unlim
advancement oppors. Pleasant air
cond. suburban store. Replies in
strtctest confidence. For appt. call
Mr.. HOFFMAN. Wo. 6-4413 on
Tuesday.
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PSYCHOLOGIST

Engineering psychologist,
to join design team work.
ing on missiles and space
vehicle systems in Phila-
delphia. Preferably Pho.
with two or more years
military or other ap-
piled laboratory expert
ence. Should be strong in
two of following three
areas: Human Engineer
ing design of consoles;
cockpits; maintainabil-
ity). Experimental /PhySi-
illogical application of
physiological and expert
mental psychology to de-
velopment of behavioral
tests. Military Personnel
training, procedures,
evaluation, and prediction
of Skills from preliminary
design.
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HELP MEN

SALESMAN - salary, commission,
monthly bonus, paid vacation,
disqualification and retirement
benefits, To work as outside sales
man with SINGER SEWING MA
CHINE co. Trnnsp. furn. Apply
IN person only, Mr., Fields. 1887
Wisconsin ave, Bethesda. Nd.
SALESMAN. II you can sell q
product for the prestige II brings,
and can sell 10 executives either
business or government, write, Civ
ing your BACKGROUND and sales
exper Applicants will be carefully
screened Box 30i M, Star.
SALESMAN Restaurant supply
salesman. at least 3 yrs exper.;
excel opportunity for man with a
tast-growing organization. OV. g.
1850.
SALESMAN. TO call on retail stores
salary plus. For appointment call
SP, 3-1s2l or ia. s-u3S6.
SALESMAN, calendar and speciality
part or full timei up to 800 com.
paid weekly--aI Items. ia.