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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (March 3, 1963)
1 v r i ll w f -J v . ' 1 r VJA- WIm prlaas "Thanks to you, I've won many prim in exhibitions and have lold most of my painting!. Juil Ian week I got a check from the Buffalo Art Gallery." uun D. kav, Kenraore, N. Y. rrr s BooaU salary ts.000 "Without your training I would not have my prnent job ai illustrator for the ChicaiQ Sun-Timin a 12,000 boost in salary." mul iMwta, Chicago, III. CUrk to cartoonist "I w an airline clerk when I enrolled. Now, after winning Fifth Prize in a national cartoon contest, I've signed a contract to do a daily comic strip." JOHN whitarek, Memphis, Tenn. 1. No mora lay of fa "The plant I've worked for has closed its doors. But I'm not worried. Thanks to you, I have my art sales to fall back on." Joseph Bennett, Adrian. Michigan Battar than madlotna "My doctor has said time and again that all the medicine in the world could never replace this Course and what it has done for me." THEO. M. BRYANT, Whitticr, Cal. lirni $s,000 xtr "With yours as my only art training. I've netted over 12,000 from spare time art work and landed a job as a magazine art director." Patrick j. mccowan, So. Pasadena, Cal. I smsa sM?&. 1 1 OlTa up typing; "I had a dreary clerk-typist job. Today, I do high-fashion illustrations for one of Albany's largest department stores." wanda PicxuuKi, Rcxford, N.Y. Donblaa inooma in apara tlma "By the time I'd finished half the Course, my spare-time free-lance work was bringing in more than my job as bank teller." Keith MEixoa, Tucson, Ariz. Adda to family inooma "To think that a mother of six lively young ones, without domestic help, can study art and hold painting classes at home I" ELIZABETH H. LINCOLN, Ware, MUS. Retlraa anooaaafnlly "Thanks to you, I'm doing a satisfying business in my own art studio. I've found fun and profit in my retirement." John warren, Morrlitown, N.J. - -- -.mmm -BBBBiBBBBBtl aC laV'MiBa.ttttta.MaaaT ' Baoomea art taaohar "Thanks to you, my painting classes overflow with both children and dulu. I've never enjoyed anything so much in my life." nu, rae dowdy, South Boston, Va. Donblaa aalary- "I was a pipefitter's helper when I enrolled. Now, I'm a commercial artist In the advertising department of the same company at twice the salary I" John busk Etta, Unlondale, N.Y. Oata "draam" joba "With no art training, I was getting nowhere in cartooning. Now I get syndication, greeting cards really ' 'dream' jobs." bette fillet, Seattle, Wash. Carpenter to artiat "With no previous art training, I landed a commercial art job by saying I was a pas student and showing the work I had done for you." kenneth w. cuehnsey, Springfield, 111. Cinderella atory - "Mine is a 'Cinderella story, thanks to your Course. I now paint five days a week to keep up with my orders up to $400 each. K Mas. PATTi DOLEZAL, Yuba City, Cal. 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