Colonel C. W. Woodson. Jr, superintendent of State Police today announced that 25 vacan cies now exist in the department for young men of good character and who are In tip-top physical condition. At the same time, he added that additional appropria tions will create 25 more openings July 1. 1957. Min mum requirements, in ad dition to excellent physical condi- j tion and good moral character, are attainment. of ace 21. a high j school education or its equivalent as approved by the State Depart ment of Education, possession of a Virginia driver's license and a good driving record plus willing ness to serve anywhere ir Virgin ia. A recent salary increase, he said, permits a young man to en- | ter the service as a trooper at an ! annual salary of $3,936 which may be increased by yearly step; to $4,920 upon completion of five years of satisfactory service. Two years' service as a trooper are re quired before consideration for ! promotion to sergeant, NO SPEED LIMIT Topeka. Kan.—While it has been decided that the Kansas turnpike, a 236-mile four-land toll highway re cently opened will have no speed
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