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lished the first teachers college
in its history.
American specialists have
helped develop several hundred
textbooks, used by q million
children. Financial support
from this country has helped
equip more than 500 libraries.
Aid from the United States has
added equipment to hundreds
of science laboratories. shops.
home economies departments
and other school programs.
Increases in the numbers of
students attending school are
taking place In almost every
one Of the so countries which
are participating in the joint
educational programs.
How II Gets Started
How does q joint program
begin?
According to the two chief
architects Of the program
Richard B. Farnsworth. deputy
chief of the ICA's ONCE of
Educational Services, and
Ralph w. Ruffner, director of
the ICA's educational services
the initial move must come
from the foreign country it.
self. The United States does not
attempt to cram" any new
ideas or any educational de-
velopments down the throat Of
the foreign people.
This is the way q typical pro-
gram gets started:
The Minister Of Education, OF
some important official Of. let
us say India, seeks help for the
educational programs In that
country. The minister may
seek out the United States Am
bassador, and suggest the help
needed. A mission" is then set
up in India. consisting Of ICA
representatives.
Through this mission, details
are worked out between Indian
and American universities. An
institution In India may want
help in improving its engineer
ing program. It can ask help
from Purdue University, or
from some other institution
here. II the United States uni
versity agrees to accept the as
signment, q contract Is drawn
up between the United States
institution and the university
In India.
II Works Two Ways
"At no time" DR.. Farnsworth
explained, do the American
universities force themselves
upon the foreign colleges. This
is a cooperative project, mu-
tually arrived at. and worked
out tremendously"
Also, 1t Is . two-way street.
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MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS


Under d. C. Lam couples
must apply for a marriage
license on one day. toait three
Juu days and receiue the
license on the nth day.
James o. Caldwell. 30, BALTIMORE, and
Ruth ]. Aeberly.. 3b, .chieago.
Manic. .hS Donna 81 a's w. ii A AanStcn
ons sr: FSss%sS H. BOTH 'e q R e:
Alb nnf'0R schriet.r. Is. and Joan
Edward L. Kappa, 20, 34I6 b 81. Sc.
and Marsarst A. Chambers. 20, 1898
r1s sss t ssS Iii Sny sis u SIS P III
william chatham. SIS. 1872 bth st
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Exported Education
Is an Explosive Force
BY DIR. BENJAMIN FINE
North American NaHkpAper Alliance

NEW YORK. Sept sO-The first great need Of millions Of
people in Latin America Africa and Asia Is to learn to read
and write In certain of Latin America and the
Middle East fewer than 10 cent Of the people erate
Iteracy low per cent In parts Of IRAN Only 20
per cent peole Of pya write The percent
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AhVCA0Sy 40 80 eSW 80 " ~ SNAAe
per cent Of the peole Of Libya C
age Is AZ in Peru and as high as
50 In Thailand.
To help lift these countries
from this medieval backward
ness, the United States has
launched an "E-bomb." The "E"
Is for education. and 1t has
proved to be one Of the most ex-
plosive forces known to man.
Every year the Federal Gov
eminent spends. from $50 mil
lion to $50 million to help raise
the educational standards Of
underpriviledged countries. An
arrangement has been made
with leading United States col
leges and universities to spon-
sor educational projects abroad.
Major co-ordinating agency for
all this is the International CO.
operation Agency.
Enormous Problems Met
The problems are enormous.
Eighty-five per cent of the ele-
mentary teachers in Liberia
have less than a ninth-grade
education. villagers in Cam
bodia have built hundreds of
schools-but teachers will not
be available until the teacher
training program now being de-
veloped with United States as
sistance is able to meet the
need.
"Such things as organized
courses Of study. education for
living and vocational training
are unknown to the great ma
jority of teachers in the less
developed countries" ICA Of
ficials report. Learning Is by
rote, unrelated to community
life. 1t pays little, attention to
the needs Of the school child
and his future a. q productive
citizen"
Here Is where the American
colleges and universities enter
the picture. AS part of the
Mutual Security Act, the United
States Government has en-
couraged American colleges to
enter into agreements with
foreign universities through
which our schools aid in
strengthening technical educa-
ton and other services. The
results have been excellent.
Teachers Trained In u. 8.
Most Of the help Is technical.
not financial. Thousands Of
teachers have been trained by
United States educators. In
some instances the teachers are
brought to this country: in
others, American experts 60
abroad to supervise the train
ing.
The entire faculties Of lead
ing normal schools in Bolivia,
Paraguay and Peru have been
brought to the United States.
Guatemala sent 100 elemen-
tary. secondary and vocational
education teachers to the
United States for 10 weeks to
study and observe education in
this country.
Under American tutelage,
elementary teaching require
ments in Lebanon have been
raised from two years Of train
ing to three for q teaching Ger
tiflcate. In Peru, teachers now
are required to have four years
training, instead Of three. to
get the highest degree. In Iran
no teacher can teach without
ut least one year of professional
training.
Teacher Training Begun
With the help Of United
States educators, Nepal has
developed its first teacher
training program and estab-
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Generous dividends ore credited 10 savings
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March and June.
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ROBERT E. BUCKLEY
JAMES e. COLLTFLoWER
C. J. MACK
W. PRESTON HUNT
JOSEPH r. HoRNING
FRANCIS J. KANE
ERNEST L, SMITH
JOSEPH r. ZEGoWITZ, JR.
JOHN W. STADTLER
THOMAS M. WALSH
FREDERICK SToHLMAN
General Counsel
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ROBERT E. BUCKLEY
Chairman Of The Board
JOHN W. STADTLER
President
W. PRESTON HUNT
Vice Pres. & Treas.
JOSEPH r. ZEGOWITZ. JR.
Vice Pres. 4 Sec.
HENRY [. BOUSCAREN
Tict PHesideHf
HOWARD N. MILLNER
Asst. Treasurer
JOSEPH NJ. MCNAMARA
Asst. Treasurer
NJ BRADLEY GRIGGS
Asst. Secretary
JOSE VARELA, JR.
Asst. Secretary
VINCENT T. MoHLER
Asst. Treasurer
EDGAR r. PETERSON, JR.
Controller
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National Permanent growth
1859 marks
during year, open suburban office Langley
Park Maryland growth year providing
finest personazed individual National
friendly local institution encouraging thrift through savings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-15

Washington and Langley Park
matchStick cafe curtains
and VaIanceS
Spotterelo curtoins and VoIonces with loop
tops for cosy hanging. Decorator colors.
orig. now
80 Prs. 48" wide to pr,
70" long, pr. ------ l.39 6ee
"a Prs. co. wide to pr,
30"L long, pr. ------ l.89 see
SO Prs. so" wide to pr,
36" long, pr.----- 2.39 l.4s
70 Matching VoIonces, 81"
wide, 9" deep, co. --.- l.29 6se
DRAPERIES-Wd Washington, Fourth Floor;
Langley Park LOWer LeUeI
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wOmen's fashions and shoes

59ss-esss FoshiOn coots. misses 6-8, womens l2h242
S48
Sl29 Luxury fine woos foil coIors; 8l8
500
1895 Misses Budget cOuts, oonF lined fine woos 8l8
1880
Fur Blend Sweaters codgons ipovers; 344o 500
zss-l7sS Dunkrk Skirts, weed Pods, solid tonnes 1918
$3.50
1895 AsutO L1ord Pumps, high medium heels, sizes So
"a "A, .--- --I499
WASHINGTON shrlin0ton
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chiIdren'S apparel

InFonts 1923 Nyon Prom Suits hood mens booties 7.88
Tot Girls z4sezs9s Wool cOo and Logging Sets36 1897
Tots Todder l49 Crew Neck, Long Sleeve Polo Shirts, "a
Tot Girls 1879 Knit Heodweo wool Oon+ mony coIo I.29
Girls 59s Cotton Dresses, styles and coors; 3.97
Girls $Z5-Z9s9 Wool Winter coats, fitted box Tia 1897
Boys 1873 Cotton Fonnel Sport Shirts Sonfozed"" sizes
Boys 4ss5ss oont orIont and Wool Puoves 5s 2.99
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mems clothing, accessories

$685. Wool 2Trouser Suits TOpeoots with zip lining 47.96
1895 Doeron4 Cotton Roineoo zp-n Innings 24.99
42sS5 Wosh- ondWeor Cotton Shirts Broodeoth Poiomo
2.99
81 Mr. America Undehorts, cotton broodcIoth for 2.25
$4-4.95 Lons-Seeve Sport Shirts, coons, royons 2.99
1899 Edserton Shoes, toe plain toe wing 9.99
Park and ShnOton First
Tax more
Points ++Du Points polyester FIBER
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radios, TVS, toys

Slim Line IT" Portable TeIevsion hand wired circuit S139
TobIe Model Clock Rodio, fully automatic timer -l79S
Washington. Langley Porka ndS Lower Level
z4e5 no. Train Sets, complete with troc engine ond eo
worn-e eor-drVe locomotive ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4'oo
Washington Langley StnOton Low Level
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accessories fOI. women

81 Chunky Bracelets imitation gold color metal
2 for Sd"
81 Boxed Christmas Cords, IS cords and envelopes oil oke
2 boxes I.49
800 Misses Drey Bouses, Jewell convert neckines 32-38
2.69 co., for SIS
sse DOrionne Stockings evening walking shees 8h-l
79c, 3 prs 2.32
Washington Shin0ton
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intimate apparel

SOS Nyon Tcot Slips deliberately trimmed coors 324O 2.99
81 Cotton FcnneI 2-Pe Poamos many prints 32-4O 2.99
Third and ShirnOon First Floor
SOS Junior Ponte Gdes oil elastic; sizes S. M, 359
395 Long Line Bros white cotton front back
Washington, Third Floor; LANGLEY Park. Floor
Shtrin0on, Floor
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jr deb
Washington store only

orig. now
Remnonts of silks, royons, oce-
totes, cottons, woods, worsteds
in novelty patterns solid 59c- Z9e'
coIors All neatly folded. I'd. 5.98 z.9s
Washington store only
$50 Yds Cottons Sonforized""
cotton broodcloth prints,
creose-resistont prints, pol
ished cottons, drip-dY cot SEC
ton prints, pisses. Yd ---.- csc IS
FASHION FABRIC CENTER-Washinoton, Third Floor
Langley Park, First Floor
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fabrics and dOmeSticS

4.9s-79s Imported and Domestic Woo 54 WIDE Yd-- 277
LBS Machine Washable Corduroy, 374l" wide Yd--77c
l49 90 Holiday Fobes large selection, As" wde Yd 88c
1913 zPe and 3Pe Chenille Both Sets noRskd rug dcover
match - ----------------- 2.99
6oe White Muslin Upper Pillow Covers for 81
5.9S Foam Rubber Bed Pillows muslin zppered 399
Shirnoon.
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furniture
Washington store only

4 EorIy American 5-Pc. Dinette
Sets, round toble, chairs,
cherry ---------l2e.9 5000
Eory American buffet 1895 1899
3 Eorly American Buffet and
Hutch Top. mope- 1899
z EorIy American Drop-Leof
Tobles, maple 6o.o5 34.99
u American ACCORD" Modern
Occasional TobIes, walnut
finish ZS.So ZZ.A9
10 American ACCORD" Modern
Occasional Tobles walnut
finish ------------------ 1895 1899
9 Modern Plastic Top Occasional
TobIes. woInut finish - 1895 1879
Il Modern Plastic Top Occasional
TobIes, Wolnut tinish---- 1895 1899
9 Broyhu "nvitotion" Contem-
poroY Occasional TobIes,
Cherry --,--------------5 3.95 s4.ss
Foom Rubber Colonial 3-pc
Sectional Soto, curved tur-
quOise ------------- 1895 5000
Foam Rubber Rowe 3-pc
Curved Sectional Soto, black 1895 1895
Genuine Leather Occasional
choirs --------------- e9.95 s4.ss
Plastic Upholstered Occasional
choirs -.---------~----- 1895 1929
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Fifth Floor
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hOmefurnishings, furniture

S95 Wool Wilton Twist BFoadloom corpetins and "
widths. 3d. Yd ----- 500
Washington,
Shrtnoton, Floor
44.95 Colonial Spice Box Bedroom Pieces 60. 1897
Simmons SmoOthtOp Mattress full or twin size 1888
Washington,
Shtrlngon
1923 Dinner Se 45-pc Donna White" potern eothenwoe
WASHINGTON strth Finn, 1ono1,v Park Ff,, Eooy 7.98
ShrlinOton, Second Floor
1898 Decorated Chino Tobe Lomp shode several designs
1873
e4s5-S-Pe Dnetts Set 3ox4ox48" 1888
Washington 9Th Floor Shiin0toH
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YOUNG MAN under Is years old,
good ct figures, able 10 operate
calculator or willing to learn
Ability to type desirable. 5-day
wk., vacation and other benefits.
Apply RQsSLYN STEEL q c.
MENT Co. 303l x st. NV.
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HELp.MEM

SALES REPRRsENTATIvR--Lead.
ms Ions distance nioving arm:
experience preferred; not essen
tial. Good salary, coniniissiqn. car
WALTERS. NokTH AMFRfcxN VAN
LINES, La, 6.6lb0.
SALES REPREsENTATIvE-AMER-
ICAN AUTOMOBILE AQeOCtA-
TON. has opening for Gales rep-
Trs a,s,n Prosp ,s:!. fuTnishe *
g ,o 40. Apply l7ia Q g, nv
SALES REPRESENTATIVE
Leading national manufacturer Of
data processlng accessories requires
representative in D. c.-va. area.
Previous experience selling once
equipment. forms or business ma
chimes 10 essential. knowledge Of
IBM accounts helpful. MANAGE
ment opportunity. start $6,00OI
draw against commission. Brief
resume to BOX Tot. star. Ts
SAILS REP. COSMETICS - Natl.
name CO, offers excel. future in
sales and sales msmnt. 70 sales
sro c' trade, age sb.sS. Local I'S and
Va. terri, $500 LIST VI. Reg. tn
creases, bonuses, co. car: also sales
trainee $4,000, MANAGEMENT
CoNsULTANTS, INC. suite 1901,
1435 q NV.
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YOUNG MAN; his. grad. for whole
sale house. To Be trained for
counterman, stock clerk and out
side salesman. State age, exp,
and salary expected. Box cosy,
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ROUTE MEN 127
SALES ENGINEER
SALES
MANAGER
TRAINEE

Exceptional opportunity
Tor highly motivative, eompe-
tent married man. % 10 80
J years Of age, seektng re-
Sponsibility. adyancement
and unusually high earnings,
willing 10 work hard and
learn how to accomplish Q
lifetime ambition through
proper sales training super
vision. ] started 4 years ago
at age % with some sales
experience and earned S.
200 my first full year. I
have earned 2 promotions in
sales management 80 far.
My present income has aver
aged over S9.700 annually
for the past four years. I
expect further promotions
and higher earnings. Many
other good men have done
Is wei or better IN our
hundred-year-old. very pro.
gressive nationally estab-
lished company. Nov, 1859.
launching 0 terrific new l2-
year expansion PROGRAM;
good immediate income. Gail
for confidential. personal In
terview. Please call Dis
TRICT MANAGER r. H.
BEAle, Mon. or Tues. Fl. A.
S46s, from 8 an. 10 z pm.
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SALES
NEED MORE
DOLLARS
For Today's High
Living Costs?

Selling Mutual Funds will win you
new friends and may lead you to
q hne new career.
rs amazing how much you can
SUPPLEMENT YOUR REGULAR
INCOME BY selling shares Of Mu-
tual Funds for First Investors
Corporation IN YOUR SPARE
TINE. Successful people with
varied Backgrounds md II stimu-
lating and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
lawyers, teachers, once workers,
statesmen, etc. YOU viii md It
rewArding. too---if you're q person
with common sense who likes
people and iinds satisfaction In
helping them buy something Of
REAL VALUE and Il you want q
RESPECTED POSITION in q
business that's growing daily In
prestige and iTnportance--wtth
the Oldest. largest and most sue
cessful Arm In the neld. And
you can work PART TINE or
FULL TINE.
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ROUTE SALESMAN

We have an opening in our sales
dept. for enereetic married man
with sales ability, for well-estah-
Nshed route. Minimum guaran-
fee SIS q VIZ. during short train
, ms period. Excel. oppor. for man
Hesiring permanent position. Cash
DUPONT LAUNDRY
Il 2535 sherman Ave. NV.
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HIGH EARNINGS

We pay you generous commission
earnings weekly-and you CON-
tinue to earn money on Plans
sold months and years before. A
special Bonus Plan brings In
extra dollars. too. You can get
Blue Cross, Blue Shield, . Major
Medical Expense policy, and gen.
erous Group Life Insuranee---se-
curity for you and your family.
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SALESMAN

Wanted By large manufacturer, cleo.
trieal and nonelectrical house,
wares. Must reside in D. c. or
suburbs. Wonderful opportunity for
ambitious man: Box 37-Y. Star.
SALESMEN-f you are ambitious
ana aggressive. We win guarantee
you ? 5-hgure income. Cali OF.
4-4770.
statesmen. carpet and linoleum
statesmen for outside sales work
Car preferred: salary and COM
mission. Apply $500 Ga. ave. NV.
Observation-Disclosures az, for
tangible service product. Prefer
$3.50 yrs. OF age. Salary and car
allowance. No private home solicit
tatiofs. Permanent positions for
the right men. Apply In person 70
Mr.. MILLER, 1921 Lee hwy, Ari.,
t..ph aS1 JS 0r s $500 for e sDDcln e.
ment,
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SALESMAN

One Of washington's fore
most local food distributors
has an immediate opening
fof an aggressive, expert
enced salesman. This lob
calls for Q live wire. o man
with good contacts and
plenty o. savvy. We are pre-.
pared to work out salary
and Tor commission arrange
ments that Q top salesman
deserves. Write telling Us
about your experience and
ven set up an Interview.
BOX SGT, STAR
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SALES ENGINEER
SHEET METAL FABRICATION

This is a permanent opening with one Of the
areas leading electronic manufacturers Direct
experience in the layout and fabrication Of elec-
tronc chassis and cabinets mandatory. Experience
in other machine shop operations desirable. No
degree necessary.
Will represent the company with number of
industrial accounts.
Previous sales experience preferred but not neces-
sary. Excellent company benefits.
Send resume of experience and salary require
ments.
BOX 290-T, STAR
our PERSONNEL KNOW OF THIS AID
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SALESMAN

Buiiding construction and home re-
modelling sales representative. An
opportunity for sincere men, Sal
airy during training period. For
interview call DU. 7-ll23 from
10 s.m..l2 pm, wed, Thurs !.
I'll; .,. Sat; and Mon. GUARDIAN
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hoosEG ySu1 S.nS SS' ;S SsUs.a's:

H SITS. ne.
ROOFER, young, white. dependable;
experienced asphalt shingles and
asbestos siding. UN. 4-d007.
ROUTE MAN-National company
has opening serving hotels and
institutions In Wash. area. Op.
tunity for advancement. good
working cond.: many company
Dement'S; paid vacation. Must be
reliable man. Reply to BOX SIT
Hlar,
HDDTE Statesmen, age 81 TO 40.
Established food products route
eQmpany opporates from Penn. 10
Fla, 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 paid holi-
DAYS annually; insurance and hos
pttaliEation; products: pota to
chips. Fritos. Pretzles. etc. Ap-
sipI "; LAY sfTcoo g. c6GSSipAEE,YA.
AS60 Bethesda Ave. Bethesda, Nd
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HElp MEN
statesmen

Capable Of sarpIns $4,000 . year.
sober, reliable salesmen-sst
tors 10 contact bonafide leads
which We iuInikh. VIII train. Ap-
ply HEcHfNoER CO.. 18th and
II SITS. ne.
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SALESMAN

Houng man. mechanically inclined
for brakes salesman. Good starting
salary in q new growing concern,
Contact Mr.. EIsNER ct 1901
wisconsin ave. Oh. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-07
RELp MEN
tcoNrlNUtD)
RETIRED?

capable Of earning $4,000 q year.
LARGE reputable company needs
sober, reliable statesmen -es TINA
tors to contact bonafide leads
which we furnish. VIII train. Ap.
ply HEcHINGER Co.. 18TH and
II SITS. ne.
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SALESMAN

For interesting, permanent position
with vell-established Company.
Must have car and be between IS
and 10 years Of .age. Salary and
car allowance. Call IA. 2-se0O for
an appointment on Monday or
Tuesday. June 8 and 9. OF ap-
k2UEDRY V coRPoRAT fiooShf iisi
1890 am. June s and o. See
Mr.. Volk, Sales Manager.
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HELP WOMEN

Quirements.
ALLEN o'BRIEN Personnel Service
1404 N. Y. Ave. RE. 7.12Sn
ACCOUNTING CLERK, 5-DAY: S75
BANK TRAINEES, FILE CLERKS,
. REICEPTIoosNIIsTsS, y TTYpIsTSc:
Nc s"l ExPER4ENcE of NHESc;EsssARY
ALL 5-DAY WEEK: S2OO.S35O NO.
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A WANTED PRODUCT
PROVEN SALES AIDS

We have Q compact training course
that IL simple and extremely In.
teresting for men Of all ages.
Taught afternoons or evenings by
experts who know their business
and want you to feel at home in
Il. Our sales presentation q
simple. logical. success-tested,
wins you customers easily.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-07
Regular EMPLOYMENT

z sus xSEsE WI El Will E ZEE 9 9oE
GROW WITH Us. All our group
and branch managers started as
statesmen. whether you're looking
ENTIRELY NEW CARRIER you can
MAKE REAL MONEY with PIC.
for IS years Q leader In an
industry that's IS BIO and
GROWING as Americas future.
Mr.. HARVEY L. NEIBLuM,
Manager. will give you details at
Q special meeting tomorrow.
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5000 ARLINGTON BLVD
a. FALLS CHURCH. VA.
CTAKE ARNOLD vi OR
va BUS FROM 18th AND 3
SITS. NV. TO PLANT
ENTRANcEl
1921 Columbia Pike
Near Baileys Cross Roads
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SALESMAN

Virginia area. Excellent
salary plus bonus. Repeat business,
Protected territory. Company ben.
sfits. Future possibilities 5-hSufe
tons 10 THE n sAasB ead ScS o. 81
Key hwy, BALTIC. 30. Nd. Infor-
patton viii Be held In strict con-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-07

YOUNG MAN. WANT A CAREER
IN JEWELRY7-Willing to train
the right person: permanent pos j.
excel. salary and work. cond.: sales
exper. helpful. H. KAUFMAN &
Co, sos q st. NV, 3rd floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-07

YOUNG MEN with mechanical ap-
titude for repairs and deliveries
Excel. future for young married
man. Apply ol IN psr;Sn. e RENTAL ia Z
Capitol View ave-, Silver Spring,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-07

YOUNG MAN, trainee with electro
mechanical exper. National serv-
ice organization; liberal benefits,
car necessary. Phone Mon, FE. g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-07

YOUNG MAN, high school graduate,
1888 with hardware experience
to train and display work, 5-day
company benefits. Apply HEcH-
NIGER CO., 18th and H SITS. ne.