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Evening star., 1962-09-18

training session for members
Of the homes Volunteer
Service Corps.
The Volunteer Corps, which
is under the leadership Of
the homes board Of direc-
tors, works with the elderly
residents in q variety Of
recreational and therapeutic
activities.
DR.. Harold Hirsch, medi-
cal director Of the home,
was the principal speaker
at this mornings meeting,
planned especially for new
members.
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Fire Regulations
Close Strip Club
In Miami Beech

MIAMI BEACH, Fla, June
81 (AP)-Police closed all five
of Miami Beach's strip joints
last night. The police chief
said they were fire traps.
Testimony before a Senate
investigating committee in
Washington last week indicated
that some of the night clubs
at Miami Beach were controlled
by the underworld and allowed
open solicitation for prostitu-
ton.
1--WE been planning this for
months" Police Chief Michael
Fox said. "Other investigations
held it up"
Chief Fox moved at the head
Of a squad that ordered the
customers out and the shows
stopped at the five clubs.
No arrests were made.
Chief Fox said he intended
to keep the clubs closed until
they complied with fire depart
ment regulations.
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carrying out subversive mis-
sions against his Communist
state In violation Of the 1915
Potsdam agreement.
An explosion blew Q hole In
the Red wall last night at
Kochstrasse. q few hundred
yards from Checkpoint Charlie,
the international crossing point
into East Berlin.
West Berlin police said they
did not know who set off the
blast or what kind of explosive
was used.
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4-PoWer Berlin oIks
Rejected by UIbricht

cases In which there had been
an exchange Of fire between
West Berlin and East Berlin
guards, the East Berliners had
fired first into West Berlin.
I've have not issued any
order to shoot" said Mr.. u
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BERLIN, June ~ AP-
Walter Ulbricht, East Ger
many's Communist boss, has
rejected a Western proposal
for foW-power talks to prevent
violence along the Berlin wall
and promote free movement
in the divided city.
Mr.. Ulbricht told the East
German Communist Party's
Central Committee his regime
is prepared to talk with West
Berlin's city administration on
''normalizing relations"
This is a matter concern
ing East Germany and West
Berlin, not the occupation
powers" he said.
The four powers can only
negotiate a removal of the
occupation regime in West
Berlin, Mr.. Ulbricht added.
Conditions Stated
All that is needed to stop
trouble along the wall, he con-
tinued, is to stop border
provocations" from West Ber-
lin, stop "revengist and mill
tartst" propaganda from West
Berlin, and muzzle RIAS, the
United States radio station In
the American sector of West
Berlin.
Mr.. U1bright's remarks were
reported by Adm, the East Ger
man news agency. Presumably
he made them yesterday.
The United States, Britain
and France, in notes Monday
to the Russians proposing a
meeting, accused East Berlin
guards Of killing defenseless
people trying to flee to West
Berlin. The notes said in all
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bright. There are regulations
(for the border area) like in
any other country. II the
others change their regulations
along state borders we may be
prepared to discuss the matter
after q peace treaty has been
signed"
subversiOn Charged
Mr.. Ulbricht charged that
hostile NATo organizations
protected by the occupation
regime" In West Berlin were
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Any sfondord dol
(even luminous styles
included refinished
to look like new*Ap-
d. piled gold numerals
slightly higher.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-07-14
BY Hattie C. Dyson


HERE AND THERE i.
"All human wisdom is sum-
med up into two words i.
Wait and Hope ;"
I HAVE WAITED AND
HOPED the past week that
the "height of my ambition"
Billy would not decide to re-
main in Cincinnati and join up
with the Cincinnati Reds !. :.
and sure enough he and w.
R. Dyson, Sr., have returned
home after spending ten de-
lightful and enjoyable days
in Cincinnati, visiting with re-
latives; Cousins Elthbert
Randell Anderson, Jr., Susie
Anderson Hea1d, Eulia An
derson Dobbins, jeanette A.
Thomas, Mrs. Charles pink
ie) Heaters; and brother,
Josephn Dyson.
I WAS HONORED few
Sundays paste to worship at
New Hope Baptist Church,
Florence, Miss. where Miss
Annie B. (Branch YWCA)
Richards and l went, ,honoring
an invitation extended to Mrs.
Juanita Saylor. We talked
with the Teenagers about our
our favorite subject, Branch
YWCA"
MIR. JEFF DAVIS, Sunday
School Sup, and Rev. Taylor,
Asst. Pastor of New Hope,
helped us sell the YWCA Pro-
gram to the group present.
CONGRATULATIONS to fri
ends Rudy Bryant who has
been elected to the Board of
Directors of the Negro Ma
tional P. 7. A. Association
and thanks to this friend for
the news from another fri
end, Mrs. Clara B. Gay of
Athens, Ga. Mrs Bryant
and Mrs. Gay were room
mates at the Association that
was held in Atlanta On
another occasion / had the
pleasure of sharing a room
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-07-14

Sammie Bolden. Henry Lee,
Willie Mcneil, Booker T.
Brown, Willie Simmons, Err
vim Thornton, Bernard Thig-
pen, John Vaughn, George
Green, Robert Martin, Willie
James Hopkins, Johnnie Cour-
sc, Dan Ross, Willie E.
Collins, Jarome Pickens, Yer
non Willie, Moses Campbell,
Henry Dixon, Franklin Thorn
ton, Allen Mcneil.
GIRLS on the teams are:
Juanita Virgins, Alberta
Brown, Edna Virgins, Tom
mie Lee Jefferson, Mamie
Daniels, Tommie Ann Robin
son, Juliette Floyd, Doris
Green, Margaret Moore, Shir-
ley B. Willis, Leila Thornton,
Patricia A. Meatin, Annie Bell
Nichols, Elaine Jordon, Ever
lyn Mcneil, Wanda Joyce
Ward, Linda Coleman, Helen
Vaughn, Patrica Kendrick,
jamie Dixon, Betty Green,
Linda Sue Willis. Tavern Will
lis.
ALL CHILDREN IN THIS
COMMUNITY ARE INVIT-
ED TO THE FREE ALL DAY
PICNIC, sponsored by this
paper cooperating Merchants
and friends at COLLEGE
PARK, Monday, July Is +.
Parents, are urged to send or
bring your children Club
women are urged to come
and help with the serving and
entertaining of the children.
SORRY to have missed the
Church Service Sunday in the
West Side Community con-
Quoted by Rev. N. H. Nc
Nair in the 'Old School
Building that has been given
over to the A. M. E. Church.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-07-14
Saturday, July IA, 1862

The order will affect three
agencies with field operations
in every agricultural county
in the nation Farmers
Home Administration, Soil
Conservation Service and the
Agricultural Sterilization and
Conservation Service.
The directive issued today
updates a previous Secre-
tary's memorandum which
provided that these services
would be coordinated on a
countrywide basis. Under the
new directive, agencies will
coordinate these services on
the basis of the individual
family farm operator.
There are approximately
81 million full and part-time
farm units today" the Secre-
tary said. LESS than one
half of these farm-operating
families are able to obtain
sufficient income from both
farm and non-farm sources to
provide minimum purchasing
power required for an accept
able level of living"
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-07-14

minuty and these teams
have not lost a game 4.
Sponsors are: Miss Alene
Hunt, Mrs. Lee B. Dotson and
this writer The three teams
for boys are in the following
groups Seniors, Juniors
and Pee Wee. Three teams
have also been organized for
the girls BOYS on the
teams are:
Alton, Floyd, Paul Robin
son, Larry Peterson, Ted Will
liams, Eddie Brown, John
Going, Roy Reynolds, Robert
E. Young, Billy Dyson, Earl
Ward, Albert Lee Jordan, Har-
ris Ellis, Harrison Mckinney,
Oscar Martin, Henry Vau-
Gins, Charlie Williams, Lon
20 Brown, George Martin,
Theodore Brown, Charles Pc
terson, Jackie Butler, George
Green, Dom Martin, Willie H.
Johnson, Isaac Griffin, T. J.
Smothers, Lenard Charles
Coleman, Everett Smith, Con-
nett Ward, Oliver Burley, Mo-
ses Bolden, Taylor Payton,
Jr., Sonny Percy Green, Muir
ry L. Peterson, Wilbert Green,
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with this very nice Georgian.

with this very nice Georgian.
MY DEEP SYMPATHY is
extended to the family of the
late Mrs. Laura Erwin oi
Franklin Street, for whom
funeral services were held
last week. Mrs Erwin was
president of the Chapel Choir
of our church, Lynch Street
CME. She will be great
ly missed.
SPECIAL PRAYERS are
also offered for a speedy re-
covery for our class leader
at Lynch Street CME, Mr..
James Redmond and one of
the West Side Community
leaders, Mrs. Alice Bolden
who is in the University
Hospital.
WATCH OUT BIG LEAGUE
TEAMS Real ball is being
played in the West Side Com
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-07-14
LOCAL AND SOCIAL

MRS. ROSIE LEE COR
DON and family from Nat
chez are here visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Elzie
of this city.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-07-14

Board Meeting. The President
ask the Mothers to be present.
500 p. M, Baptist Training
Union, Sis. Mary Elzie, Presi-
dent, Sis. Dolores Kelly, Vice
President, Sis. Betty Kelly
and Sis. Dolly Countryman,
Directors. Monday, z: P. NJ,
Senior Choir rehearsal, Sis.
Mary Toles, Pres, Bro. Har-
vey Lawrence, pianist. Tues
day: z: P. NJ, Paryer Meet
ing, with officers in charge.
Friday, $50 P. M, Junior
Choir rehearsal, Sis. Mary
Ellie, president, Sis. Dolores
Kelly, Vice, Sis. Dolly Coun-
tryman, Director. 7. P. M,
Teachers Meeting. Joyce Ellie,
reporter.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-07-14

MRS. ROSIE WILLIAMS
who lives at 1916 Valley Street
is now recuperating from an
illness of several weeks. She
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-07-14

MRS. CARRIE LEES death
ives received with sadness by
her many friends. The aunt of
Mrs. Inez Evans, Mrs. Lee had
been confined to a local hos
pital for 8 months, as the re-
suits of a severe burn. Funer-
al rites held on Tuesday of
this week, from the Wesley
Methodist Church.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-07-14

Nodded Fruit Mousse
/ package (12 ounces) Birds l tablespoon lemon juice
Eye Sliced Peaches, A teaspoon salt
thawed A teaspoon almond extract
tablespoons sugar l cup whipping
Crush hawed fruit thoroughly add lemon juice salt and
extract Then whip fold the fruit Spoon 1quart
mold freezing Cover with waxed Place in freezer
freezer compartment of refrigerator Let stand 3 to hours
until firm
To unmod wipe mold with CLOTH which has been dipped in
hot water Then waxed Loosen edges of
carefully with sharp knife Cover with cold platter and
turn mold and platter together Lift off mold Serve at
freezer freezing refrigerator until ready
Gash with additional sliced peaches and mint leaves
if desired. Makes servings
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-07-14

THE LADIES MODERNIS.
TIC CLUB will sponsor a
Patio Tea, Sunday, July Is,
beginning at 5: P. M. There
will be an evening of fun plan
ned for your entertainment.
Each member of the club is a
hostess and may have one or
two co-hostesses. So please
plan now to attend the Patio
Tea at 808 Halls Ferry Road.
MR.. AND MRS. LEON
PIERCE, 3O11a North Locust
Street are the proud parents
of a daughter born, June 20
at the Vicksburg Hospital,
who has been named, Vivian
Lawrence and who weighed 6
pounds, five ounces. Mr.. John
Horton of Gloster, Miss, is the
material grand parent; Mr..
Henry Pierce of this city the
paternal grandparent.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-07-14

Mrs. Evelyn Chisholm of
Williams Drive was the first
adult to join this church .
Rev. G. R. Haughton and
some of his members from
Pearl Street A.. M. E. were
on hand to take part in the
services. Much for this
church and its success can be
given to Presiding Elder Penn
bleton of the Jackson District.
Mrs. Chisholm and other
members join Rev. McNair
in inviting visitors to Sunday
School every Sunday at Gas,
also to Church Services :.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-07-14

MT. ZION NO. 1 M. B.
CHURCH NEWS, Rev. James
A. Miller, Pastor.
$50 A. M, Sunday School,
Mr.. Henry Brown, Supt. 1O:45
Youth Day Service. 400 P. M,
Busy Bee Bible Glass, Mrs.
Annie M. Crosby, Instructor
z: P. M, Evening Worship.
500 Tuesday, junior Choir re-
hearSal, Miss Gladys Clark,
Pres. 6: P. NJ, Wednesday,
Teachers Bible Class, Mrs.
Mamie Burton, Pres. Z: P. NJ,
Prayer Meeting. 4: P. M,
Thursday, Royal Ambassador,
Otha Burton, Chief 7: P. NJ,
Friday, Senior Choir, Mrs.
Rosie Freeman, Pres.
Bro. and Sisters of Zion will
hold their Anniversary Serv-
ice, Sunday, July Is, as the
Mt. Olive Baptist Church on
Locust Street, 8: P. M. All
members must be present 4.
Mrs. Rachel Mack, Pres.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-07-14
Agriculture to
Coordinate Services
To FomiIy Farms

Secretary Of Agriculture Or
vile L. Freeman last week
directed that credit, technical
and cost-sharing services of
the Department be coordinat-
ed at the individual family
farm operator level.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-07-14
MT. PILGRIM M. B. Church

MT. PILGRIM M. B. Church
- Rev. L. H. Turner, pastor;
Sis Clara Washington, Secre-
tary; Sis. Thelma Morris, Asst.
Secretary. Sunday $50 A. M.
Sunday School. The topic was
beautifully explained and dis
cussed by Miss Mary Frances
Elzie. 11:30 A. M, covenant
Meeting, with the officers in
charge. ZOO P. M. Mothers
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-07-14

SHILOH M. B. CHURCH
NEWS Rev. T. H. Turner,
Minister.
Sunday. $50 A. M, Sunday
School with the Supt., Mrs.
K. c. Anthony in charge HOO
A. NJ, Morning Worship $50
P. M. Evening Worship. Tues
day, $50 P. M, Weekly Prayer
Service. Everyone is invited
to attend these services.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-07-14
NOTICE TO SUPERINTENDENTS
and BTU. PRESIDENTS

can deliver your Sunday School and BTU Books and
Supplies to you time every quarter am an authorize
ed distributor of the Sunday School and BTU Boards
of the National Baptist Convention Inc, located at
Nashville, Tenn. Dr. C. R. Williams Secretary and Dr.
D. c. Washington Executive Secretary. We make BAN
ners with the Of your association church Sunday
school, BTU lodges usher badges buttons usher stars
arm bands, Mother and DR.. Watt badges and general
church supplies We appreciate your friendly cooper
alton and may we have the opportunity of serving you?
If you need Sunday School or BTU order blanks or
blanks for general church supplies other information
write
REV. S. L. A. JONES
531 Yazoo Avenue CIar<sdaIe, Miss
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-07-14
THE FOLLOWING Church.

THE FOLLOWING Church
es will observe Holy Commu
nion Services, Sunday, July
Is:
MT. ZION No. 2, Rev. B. J.
McSwain, Pastor
OAK GROVE, Rev. B. L.
Thomas, Pastor
ROCKS OF AGES, Rev. S. H,
Hicks, Pastor
SHILIO, Rev. T. H. Turner,
Pastor
ST. PETERS, Rev. S. Slaugh,
ter, Pastor
NEW HOPE, Rev. c. Downs
Pastor
MT. ZION Ballground) Rev
c. G. Bolden, Pastor.
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ADJUSTER TRAINEE
rNIrO XrApC cor rnr
ADVERTISING
SALESMAN

A(A@@@A4A~ 1@N
Lee. New York adv. co. seeks exper.
salesman. preferably w/neWspaper,
radio or TV background. to sell
bus. adv. to local regional and
national aects. in D, c. Transit
system vehicles. Drawing accts. w
opportunity for high earnings.
Write stating age, exper. and
PHILBIN 4 COME ADV. SERVICE
$50 F st. NV.
RADIO MECHANIC =
FEC, 2nd-class license REQ. Apply
ALLEGHENY AIRLINES. INC. DI,
10000.
AIR CONDITIONING MECHAN.
les and advanced helpers. exper
and residential units. Must have
d. c. drivers lie. Year-round
work. 0 paid holidays VI. vaca.
ton with pay and other co. bene:
fits. Apply in person only ram
AIR COND. Co. o27 L st. ne.
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! WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts incurred by anyone
other than myself.
HOWARD Z. SOURS
41l9 N. Henderson I'd. No. 4
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ACCOUNTANTS

An Equal Opportunity Employer
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PROPOSALS

SALE.-Repossessed Plymouth taxi
4-dr. sed.. Serial No. .2S16-153962.
to highest bid received BY June
90. 1862. at ROYAL Motors. Inc.
400 Georgia Ave. NV. Wash
ington, P. C.. where car may be
MONTGOMERY COUNTY PROJECT
ECT US-9915 (4.-STATE ROADS
COMMISSION, CONTRACT mo NO;
CONTRACTORS ADVERTISE
MENT) Sealed Proposals will be
Ts ssgS. Until Until Loo H2d AN Ens'eTn
1862. at Room sos, County office
Building. Rockville, Maryland at
which time they will be publicly
opened and read. for the construc-
ton Of Randolph Road between
Viers Mil Road and Bushey Drive.
Major items Included will be clear
ing and grubbing, grading. flexible
paving and drainage. Plans, speci-
fications and other contract docu-
ments may be obtained at Room
vile, Maryland, upon presenta-
ton Of Official County Receipt for
Ten Dollars $4,000. No re-
funds will be made. Only con-
tractors formally preaualified with
the County will be eligible to sub
ignated as SRC Range A. The
successful bidder will be required
to be bonded to Montgomery
County, Maryland to the sum OF
One Hundred Per cent 0009eO Of
the amount Of his proposal. Each
proposal must be accompanied by
a Proposal Guaranty as prescribed
in the Proposal Form. The bid
bond or certified check of the
bidder to whom the contract is
awarded shall be forfeited in case
the contract and bond are not ex-
ecuted within ten days after re-
ceiving contract for execution. AL
work shall be performed under this
contract in accordance with Soeci-
fications Of Maryland State Roads
Commission and Special Provisions
which will be made a part of the
contract The County reserves
the right to reject any or all pro-
posals and to waive technicalitteS
as may be deemed in the best in
terest of Montgomery County. J.
G. KORDELLA, Director of Public
Works for MONTGOMERY County,
Maryland. je3,10.17
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BULLDOZER
OPERATOR

Must be experienced to dig base
ments and grade with HD-5 L. er.
Year around operation for hcuse
builder. Top wages. Apply to Bill
Hudson, Green Tree Manor sub
division Green Tree I'd. and Fern
Nunnd I'd Refhesda. Nd
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Auto Mechanic
Full time permanent position for
fully qualified auto and truck
mechanic. Must have own basic
tools. 5-day, 40-hour week. En-
Joy q 20Se discount on purchases.
leave, family medical insurance
plan, and free retirement plan.
APPLY PERSONNEL OFFICE
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SPECIAL NOTICES

BANKING AND TRUST
COMPANY OF MONTGOMERY
pursuant to cali fs q its s'd Director iors.
. special meeting Of the share
holders of FARMERS BANKING
MoHTooMERY coUN COUNT p win be
held at its banking house at No.
s East MONTGOMERY Avenue. in the
City of Rockville. State Of Mary
land, on Monday, June is, 1862.
at 200 PM. E.D.s.T., for the
purpose Of Considering aud deter
mining by vote whether an agree
mont to merge the said bank, The
First National Bank OF Baltimore,
located in Baltimore. State of
MARYLAND, and The Catonsville Ma
tional Bank. located in Catonsville.
State Of Maryland. under the pro-
visions Of the laws OF the United
STATES, shall be ratified and con-
firmed, subject to the approval
thereof by the Comptroller of the
Currency: and for the purpose OF
voting upon any other matters
incidental to the proposed merger
Of the three banks. A copy OF
the aforesaid agreement, executed
by q majority Of the directors of
each of the three banks, providing
for the merger, is on file at the
bank and may be inspected during
business hours. WINSHIP /.
GREEN. President Of FARMERS
BANKING AND TRUST COM
PANY OF MONTGOMERY COUN-
TX nnND tn f1lnnIT
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CAREER MEN

n you want to join q top-flight
organization, where over half OF
the staff makes $4,000 per yr.
or more, don't miss seeing q rep
resentative of q national corpo-
ration which is q leader in its
field. Many Jobs open in public
relations, personnel and sales
fields, See MR.. MORGAN at the
Marriott Motel, Twin Bridges,
lO:45 am, 1:45 pm. or 6:45
pm. Monday only. No phone calls,
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HELP MEN

AUTO MECHANIC or body and fen
der man to work part time IN
small shop. NE. d. c. Box 3S2-
v, Star.
BaeteriOlogistS.
Biologists-
Draftsmen tall types).
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Laboratory Assistants.
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And many other openings.
NO FEES
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VIRGINIA
EMPLOYMENT COMMISSION
242O Wilson Blvd, Arl.. Va.
BACAHOE OPERATOR, must be
ex3er,enced in Northwest IS.
Phone, 935-5636 after 8 pm.
BKKPR. -OFC. MGR. S6,S0o
civil EnGr. exec, = to Sl2. 900
ALLEN-o BRiEN Personnel seEyyiseee
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BOOKKEEPERS ----------Sl5o
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accessories and other prizes. See
Mr., COLLIER before noon, 510d
Baltimore ave. Hyattsville, No
phone calls.
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AUTO MECHANIC or body and fen
der man to work part time in
small shop. NE. d. c. Box 3S2-
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PERSONAL
FREEZER OWNERS

We Supply Freezer Owners
With the Finest, Choice
Meats, and Frozen Foods
ProceSSed Under Govt.
Inspection
Delivered to Your Home
On a Cash or Budget Basis
No Membership Fee
Call XII. $4,000 for our Brochure
Colonial-Metr
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KI. $4,000
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HELP MEN
MANAGER

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Unlimited chances for
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right man.
Prefer young man
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We offer many work
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BOYS-VETS az

National corp. can place 4 more
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1925. Train for managerial DO;
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Steady high weekly earnings av-
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FOAM RUBBER-see list Of items
supplied on Page 949 in yellow
phone book. FOAM RUBBER CO.,
S07 H st. NV, DI. 7-05S7.
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HELP MEN
A CAREER IN SALES -
PROCTOR & GAMBLE


The Proctor g. Gamble Distribut-
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preferably college trained. 80
years of age, with strong sales
interest who can progress in sales
work. Advancement in position de-
ponds only upon initiative, abil-
ity and performance.
Our training program makes pre-
vious sales experience unnecessary.
Pleasing but forceful personality,
determination to succeed, and high
moral character are essential re-
plus opportunity U to 0t earn ms su6stan,
tial bonus. Excellent plans for
profit sharing, disability benefits
and life insurance.
Write MR.. H. c. DEMME. 1900
Erie St, Annandale, Va. Do not
apply in person or by phone.