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No. 6 SATURDAY, APRIL 1, 1944

Introducing

JOHN HERBOLD

A Typical Citizen-News Carrier

JOHN HERBOLD is a typical Citizen-News carrier. John
delivers the newspaper each afternoon to his customers on Routes
310-349, which include the territory north of Franklin Avenue
from Vine Street to Vista Del Mar Avenue.

John has faithfully delivered this territory for the past year
and a half, during which time he has made many friends. During
the past six months he has not had a single complaint or a missed
copy.

In addition to his daily delivery he still has time to deliver

a

Hollywood Advertisers each Thursday morning. .

He is a student at Le Conte Junior High School, where he is
in the A9 class. He is above average in his school grades and
still has ample time to play football and baseball.

He is saving $500.00 from his route earnings, which he will
have before July. At the moment he can’t decide whether to use
the money for buying a new car or a horse. John had his own
horse a couple of years ago and has been interested ever since in

obtaining a new one.

John has sold more than 60 new subscribers to the Citizen-News

and his customers really enjoy the newspaper along with his fine.

delivery service.

He enjoys writing poetry and short stories. Many of his writ-
ings have appeared in the school paper, The Ranger. He plans
on going to college to study journalism, and we wouldn’t be sur-
prised to see him wind up in the Editorial Department of the Citi-
zen-News.

His main entertainment is light opera—especially Gilbert and
Sullivan. He enjoys exciting, adventurous motion pictures, but
doesn’t care for love stories. ;

- John Herbold is typical of the 350 boys delivering the Citizen-
News each afternoon. He earns his own spending money and de-
He is
above average in school grades and still has ample time for par-

posits the balance in the bank or purchases War Bonds.

ticipation in sports and educational interests.

 

Carrier Edition

 

Memo to Citizen-News
Subscribers

We want you to see a copy of our week-
ly bulletin for Citizen-News carrier boys.
We think that you may be interested in the
type of training given to these 350 boys
who daily deliver the Citizen-News to your
home. .

The Citizen-News endeavors to give you
good delivery service. To do this we have
a group of the finest boys in the city.

Each boy delivering this newspaper is

given an opportunity of later working into

the newspaper office. New carriers are
selected as nearly as possible with this
thought in mind.

We are always interested in adding out-
standing boys in the community to our list
of carriers.

You, our subscribers, know the boys in
your neighborhood. Your recommendation
of an outstanding boy whom we might in-
terview would be of great assistance to us
in maintaining a group of outstanding boys.

We would appreciate your recommenda-
tions of those boys in your neighborhood
whom you believe would be of the same
caliber as our present force of fine young
men,

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