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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-31
Weddings
MECCA.AvoLETTA

0akville, Dec. Si---st. Mary Mag dalen's church was the scene Of c pretty wedding Monday morning when Miss Ida Avoletta, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Pasquale Avoletta. be. came the bride of Domenic Mecca, of Oak street, Waterbury. The cer- emony was performed by Rev. Thomas Mc0arry.
 The bride, given in marriage by her father, was gowned in white satin with Q hip length veil. She carried bouquet of calla lilies and sweetpeaS. The maid of honor, Blanche Avoletta of Baltimore, e sister of the bride. wore gold taffeta and carried blue Iris and yellow roses. The bridesmaids, misses, Anna Mecca, o sister of the bridegroom, and Connie Ciaccio, were dressed in orchid gowns tn graduated shades, Miss RoSelie Longo, of Waterbury, another bridesmaid wore green, also with graduated shades. The brides maids carried bouquets of gweetpeas yellow roses and white pomponS,
 The brides mother wore A navy blue gown with pinS trimmings and 6 corsage of red roses. The groon1'S mother wore c wine colored gown with . crsage to match.
 A reception was held at Mecca'l Restauran on North Main street with guests attending from New Jersey, New York, Maryland, and Norwich. On their return from an unannounced wedding trip. MT, ane Mrs. Mecca will reside on Oak street Waterbury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-31

The actual play, the low finesse, was pointless for lack of quick re- entry to dummy and for lack of the eight-spot. Had declarer made the correct play, giving East the third club, he could have made the contract.
 East could do no better than cash his ace of diamonds and exit with the four club. But then South would lead a low spade and play the eight from dummy when West plays low. The jack wins, but then East Is helpless.
 If he leads a low spade, dummy will get in with the queen to make the diamonds. If he leads the king og spades. South wins the rest. Nor can East avoid the end-play by exiting with the fourth club with out onshing the diamond ace. Ae win then he stuck in with tho dia~ mend aea and forced t0 lead the third diamond oe O spade.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-31
Personal
Friends G0ther
 At Howkes Home

Yesterday afternoon MT. and Mrs. william V. Hawks of Euclid avenue entertained ct Q cocktail party at their home.
 Among their guests were: Mir. and Mrs. walter Deacon, MT. and Mrs. Douglas o. Burnhana, MT. and Mrs. Lewis Futile, Mir. and Mrs. Roland s. Hotchkiss, MT. and Mrs. Charles P. Durfee, Mir. and Mrs. Charles N Robertson, Sd, of New Milford, Miss es Polly Smith, Jane Deacon, Nancy Hotchkiss, Jean Phillips, Hazel Fell- ner of Pine Orchard, Barbara Ball. ey, william M. Goss, Jr., Peter Car lev, Edwin Read, Jr., stephen But ler, Robert Horton, 2d, of Green wich, Arthur Graham, IT,, of Naug- atuck, Richard Haynor, Claire Hun- gerford, Jr., Lydia Tyner of Green wich, Gloria Pierce of Meriden, Mary Ellen Winship of Wakefield, Mass. Robert witternore, Harris Whit temore, Sd, sherbourne 3. Rock well, jr., John Hotchkiss, Ackley Shove, Jr., Gilbert Shove, William P. Arnold. Jr., Charles |. LArkin, Jr. Charles Phillips, John V. Makepiece and Norman Davidson, Jr.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-31
Personal

Mfr. anud Mrs. Alex Comardo arl- Ilounce the birth of Q daughter, Carol Ann, at St. Mary's hospital on Monday, December 29. Mrs. Comardo is the former Lucy Martone of Cos sett street.
 Mrs. Frank J. Green of West Main street Is Q patient ct St. Marys hos pital.
 Miss Helen Sullivan of Woodlawn terrace, Q member of the staff of St Mary's hospital, is convalescing al the Memorial Hospital in New York City, where she recently underwent an operation.
 Mir. and Mrs. Dennis Slavln oi Crescent street have been enter taining their daughter, Mrs. Nell Burkinsaw of Washington, D. 0.
 Mir. and Mrs. George T. Ryan of Waterville street are entertaining Robert Jensen, of New York City.
 MT. and Mrs. John Pyne of East Main street have been entertaining their son, John and Mrs. pyne and their son, of Detroit, Mich.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Reilly and Miss Mary Bowling of Walnut street have as their guests, Mir. and Mrs Roland C.. Qustafson and son, Paul of West Roxbury, Mass.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-31
Connecticut Women
 At General Council

Mrs, victor W. Knauth of Wil- ton and Miss Katharine Ludington of Old Lyme will represent the Connecticut League of Women Voters at the extraordinary session of the General Council of the Nas tional League of Women Voters to be held In Indianapolis January 7th and 9th, to plan the war work of the league.
 The league council, which con. sists of the national board of direc. tors, the president tor proxy) and one additional representative from each aflliated state ] eague, will consider the broader and more dys mamie place the league can take in Q nation faced with increasing governmental problems In time Of war. Plans will be laid whereby members will learn to serve as warden of democracy" for the due ration. Local league leaders will be urged to give their full time as "cuStodians of governmental tnfor. nation for their colnInunitieS" and all other members will be asked to enroll for certain hours each week of instruction to enable them to become "purveyors of informa- tion to the people about the peo- ple's government"
 "The league can render the greatest service to the public by serving that purpose" Miss Mar guerite M. Wells, national presi- dent said. Members will and should also give time to other war time activities. This in turn means these other activities need not and should not he brought within the organization itself"
 In discussing the plan for shar- ing the leagues experience with a wider public, Miss Wells continued: "Fitting government ( oits purpose has been the concern of the League of Women Voters for twenty-one years. The task is now raised to the Nth degree. The stresses and Stranis upon Q democratic govern 111eflt like ours--a government upon which SO much depends for victory --heggar description. So govern ment must be tempered to It's dou- ble task: To win the war for free- dom and to retain freedom there- after"
 Miss Ludington is e former pres- ident and Is now vlce-presIdent in charge of finance of the Connecti- cut League. Mrs. Knauth is 0 direc- tor-at.large Of the Connecticut League, and is president of the Wilton League of Women Voters.
 Mrs Mary Mulvey and Mrs. Alice Calvin of South street are enter- taining MT. and Mrs. Daniel LaBarr and Mrs. A. W. Corke Of Dumont, N, J.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-31
. McKENNEY'S BRIDGE QUIZ
Southeastern Gets Nations BY WILLIAM E. MCKINNEY
 Amerlca'S Card Authority


 The American Contract Bridge League will hold the 1lth annual Southeastern Sectional Champion ships at Coral Gables, Fla, March i2 to IS. So the bridge experts, like wildfowl, will go south for the win- ter. Y Last year this tournament att tracted some of the strongest play CTS in the country. The league will give the tournament national sec. tional rating this year. The caliber of play ct the Southeastern has al- ways been high-but I saw one of the experts slip up last year on an apparently simple play.
 East correctly dropped the ten of hearts on the queen and South ducked. West continued with the jack of hearts and South was in.
 He led a diamond and won with the ten in dummy, as East correctly held up the ace. Then the nine of clubs was led and rode to Vests jack.
 West guessed that South must be weak in spades, despite his bids, if he let the jack of clubs make. So West returned the six Of spades, bringing out the eight, jack and ace. A spade continuation forced the king, but then East cashed his ace of diamonds and exlted with a spade. At the end he made his queen Of clubs for the fifth defen- sive trick.
 Granted that the defense was ex- pert, it still should have been insuf- 1aclent against correct play. The lead Of the nine cs clubs for low 1Gnease was an error. Tho alteTna- live og casling ace and king and then leading low will win three tricks lf the adverse clubs eve split 3-s or # either adverse ie ones guarded.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-31
OAR. Members
 Name Delegates

At its meeting next Monday, the Mellcent Porter chapter of the D. A. R. will elect It's delegates to at- tend the Fifty-First Continental Conger
 Fay Clark, radio announcer Df WATR, will discuss "Our Neigh borhood and Womans Place in our National Affairs".
 Mrs. Everett M. Stanley, hostess for the meeting to be held eft 2:S0 o'clock at the Waterbury Women'g club, will be attlSted by Miss Mimic 0. Frost, Miss Harriet A. Cone, Miss Helen Townsend, Mrs. Charles Town scendetaoinshrdlcinfwypetaoin send and Mrs. Elmer M. Hurlhurt.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-31
TRAINING CLASSES
 TO HOLD REUNION

There will be 6 reunion" meet. ing of the l35 members of the Foremen Training classes held at the Central Y. M. 0. 4. last sum- tt1er. Tho reunion will take place next Monday at 7;30 p. m. ct the Central "Y." Vocafilm pictures will be shown and Walter A. Brown of Bridgeport will lead c discussion on "Foremen's Problems" Further information may be secured from Secretary Arthur |. Purinton.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-31
ALun1nae Announces
 Banquet Committee

Mrs. Michael dalullo, chairman of the Notre Dame Academy Alumnae dinner on January s, has announced her committee.
 It includes Mrs. Martin Dunn, Mrs. William scoheld, Mrs. Ray. mond Bates, Mrs. Vincent Miller of Woodhury, Mrs. Ralph Vaughn, Mrs. Harry Carroll, Mrs. Maurice Hubbard, Mrs. Thomas Kelly, Mrs. Francis McDonald, Mrs. Edward Conlan, Mrs. Timothy Lynch, Mrs. Donate Pope, Mrs. Belinda Tracy, Mrs. John P. Barry, Mrs. Arthur Gray; and the Misses Mary Ben- nett, Mildred Finnan, Marjorie Far- ley Y. Mae Keefe, Mary Deveraux, Madeline Mc0ill and Eulalia Mads den.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-31
Connecticut Student
 Models NeuU Fashions

Miss Polly Kristen, daughter of Mrs. George D. Kristen, Fairfield, aill highlight the "Her Day" fashion
 how to be held Monday, January j ct Ie Coo Rouge for the benefit of the British Ainreican Ambulance Corps. Miss Klrsten Is a student at Bennington College, Bennington, Vermont, where Q model civilian Defense unit has been planned. Tn accordance with this project, she will model, among other clothes, an air raid wardens' outfit, also suitable for skiing. It is Q forest green, all-wool gabardine two piece suit with white piping. The down-hill pants are classic tailored. With the suit are worn horse hide boots. For playtime relaxation it Is perfect for skiing over. the hills.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-31
NeuU Years g EUe Ball
 By Polish League

Miss Helene I. May is chairman of the ball to be given this evening ',y the local chapter of the Polish Junior League of Connectciut.
 She is being assisted by the Misses Mary Kousewitz Helen Pale moslkl, Sophie Chaplicki and Mrs, Helen Jaros.
 There will be dancing and enter. tainment by the Six Hollywood Hobby Horses.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-31
nAnLYrrEI.n.wnnsTrR

MT. and Mrs. John J. Wooster, ST., of ASllinan street announced the marriage of their daughter Mildred Dorothy, to John J. CauliAeld, son of MT. end Mrs. James CaulAeld of East Main street.
 The ceremony was performed on Friday, December 90, ct New Haven.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-31
Marjorie Smith Weeds Martin /. Kenny, Jr.

Mrs. Mary Smith of Market street announces the marriage of her daughter, Miss Marjorie June Smith, to Private Martin John Kenny, Jr., the son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Kenny, ST., Of South Elm street.
 The wedding took place on Sat- urday, December 27 ct the church of st. Francis Xavier.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-31
.0nnioEas Announce
 Daughters Troth

MT. and Mrs. John Mannion of River street announce the engage ment of their daughter, Miss Cath ertne M. Mannion, to Pvt. First Glass Raymond J. Morrissey, of Camp Blanding, Florida, son of Mrs. Mary Morrissey of South View street.
 Miss Mannion is graduate Of Wilby high school. Pvt. Morrissey is with the medical detachment at Camp Blanding.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-31
Engagements
FISHER : MENDILLo

Mir. ana Mrs. Carmine Mendillo of Irion street, announce the en- gagement of their daughter, Miss Rose Mendillo, to Armand 8. Fisher, son of Mrs. Maria S. Fisher of Rose street.
 The wedding will take place in the spring.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-31
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES -
Wayner-C Canning Nupti0Is To-day

At 10 o'clock this morning, Miss Alyce Canning, daughter of John Canning of Kellogg street became the bride of Donald Warner, son of Mrs. Hattie Warner of New Mile ford.
 Father Carmody performed the ceremony at st. Peters church, Darl- bury, with Miss Betty schieffer of this city attending as maid of honor and Kenneth Maxwell of New Mil- ford as best man.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-31
Christmas Party For Past Gronds

Tn 0 Christmas setting Of greens, candles and & tree which decorated her home, Mrs. Mary Parsons of Delaware avenue last night enter tained the members of the Winona Rebekah Past Noble Grand asso- ciation.
 Mrs. Grace Pichard presided at the short business meeting, ct which plans were made for the members to gather at her home on Highland avenue January 22 at 7:30 o'clock. At that time the Mystery Pal" of the year will be revealed, and gifts exchanged.
 During the evening the group participated in a "Quiz" which was won by Mrs. Ceres Eardwick. Mrs. Grace weaving took the Mystery prize. Gifts were presented from the brightly lighted tree.
 Mrs. Lettie Flood, who Is celebrat- Ing her golden wedding jubilee, re. ceived a lace table cloth from the members.
 Lighted tapers, holiday favors and seasonal greens decorated the re- freshment table at which were served Mrs. Anna Book, noble grand and Mrs. Mae Manville, vice grand of Winona Rebekah lodge, whc were the guests of honor, and Mrs Grace Pichard, Mrs. Marguerite Maxwell, Mrs. Ceres Hardwlck, Mrs Edith Leether, Mrs. Louise Clark Mrs. Anges Finlay, Mrs. Mary Good roe, Mrs. Grace Weaving, Mrs HNda Rosevear, Mrs. George Man. vile, Mrs. Mabel Bachmann and Mrs. Lettie Flood.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ellis Ahearn of Baldwin street recently entertained at their home in honor of their son, Jack, who was celebrating his second birthday. Among the guests were: Frances ByrneS, Sandra Dy- son, Caroline Ahearn, Nancy Ahearn Loretta O'Connor, Joseph Byrnes Charles Ahearn, Walter Ahearn Theodore Ahearn, MT. and Mrs Francis Byrnes, MT. and Mrs Charles Byson, MT. and Mrs Lester Ahearn, MT. and Mrs. Martin Byrnes, MT. and Mrs. Walter Ahearn, Mrs. Richard Byrnes, Mrs Frank Kelly, MT. ard Mrs. Edwarc OConroT, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Tay. Tor, Mrs. William McDonaid Helen Byrnes, Katherine Byrnes Mary Mcdonald, Catherine McDon. ald, William Petit, Joseph Petit Hubert Ahearn and John Ahearn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-31
NEW YoRK HRARTRRAT


 The Blg Parades Gertrude Law renee, our Frettiest Ally win Hays, the film censor (. Helen Jep- son. of the Metopsra, volunteering the ditty: ''Tako Me Out to the Ball Game" from C Bill's Gay eos table ..s. Mrs. Eranchot Tone dazzling the gwanky places on night with an upswept cuiffure at Fefe's and the next night at the Stork with her dresses shoulder-length 5. Margie Hart, the pantymirnist Naomi Fellows, the Conover model, ct the Hurricane, the best dressed gal there lin her Woman's Cadet uniform Carol Bruce getting e free shoe-shine offer from bootblack at 60th street Jimmy Walker and his former wife Betty Comp ton, on the town together !. Glorl- ous Swanson ankling near the Park Central Lillee Pons, the orlole, with three bluejackets (her wk-end guestsl tossing peanuts to the ducks in the park lake .. La Turner, the Star spangled Lana, ct Chateau M0derTiA :. Max Gordon and Olsen G Johnson, the showtnen, whose only competitor Is the U. s. Mint,
 sallles in Our Alley: Over ct Jack Whites Club lS, where the howls come in punches, the colcred stooge (One-Round Jackson) comes out toting 6 suitcase, and Jack asks: "Whatcha got In there2" q got my music in cherel" Jackson says .. TWhatcha tryin' to do," re- torts White, initiate RochesterG" -. No, Ah got talentl" says One- Round 'Yes," heckles Frankie flyers, but he's got Jack Bennyl" Bob Benchley and Loretta Young, on the Bedtime Story" set at Columbia Studios, were chatting about 6 renowned Broadway phony "That fellows so smart" nif- tier Benchley, mo ones been able to pin anything on him since he was a baby"
 New York Novelette: Two years ago 6 well known Broadway chorus girl, and the beau to whom she had been engaged for six montAs, eloped to Maryland She took along her best gal.pal-and he brought his best pRl--for witnesses On the way down they All did . bit of laughing-Soup juggling, and when they reached the Justice of the Peace they were ell pretty woofled They were 90 stewed that the witnesses (who met for the first time only 0 few hours beforel were married, too Just for 0 laugh, etc. .. Three weeks later the long time sweethearts broke 1t up in c terrific battle The other paid2 .. They now have An image and there isn't 6 happier trio in town.
 AFem0s of Q MldnlgheF. Irene winston and Victor Christian, who play opposite each other in Brook lyn, .. s, A." are That Woo i. Arti0 shaw and Margo are having . Mad. but 1t wouldn't take much per- suaalon to reconcile 'em Art Lewis, son of the Banjo Eyes" pro- ducer, and Audrey Westphal, the chlorine, will center-Risle 1t when her decree is final Henry Wads- worth Lonefellow Dana, great grand son of the poet, is very iIl |. Dean Murphy ct the Paramount,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-31
EVERGREEN COURT

Evergreen court, order of the Amarnth, will meet Friday evening at 8 o'clock ct Masonic temple. Mrs. Helen sincaSter will preside.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-31
MARTIN AUXILIARY

A regular meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary to Canton T. R. Martin. scheduled for Thursday, January 1, will be omitted. The next meeting will take place January lB.
Evening star., 1941-04-13
SALESME EN-.

ADVERTISING AGENCY requires services
of experienced new business salesman and
contact man. Give complete history in
application. Box Ask. Star. =
statesmen for local Wholesale meat es-
tabliShment; give age, experience, Quailnca, I,
tions and full particulars, address ana
telephone. Box 459-X. Star. 10
WANTED-Man. with car. for, profitable
Rawlegh route: must be satisfied with COCO
living at start. Write Rawleighs, Dept.
DCC-t-101. Chester. Pa.
nrIn1,a PATRIor1S maeH s.siEc sEfIFEb sbted
display "sells on sight" to every kind Of
business. Retails S3.95, your profit. 81 80
Ten-second demonstration makes 10 to 20
sary. Full part time. FREE sample offer.
Riley. 1105 Lawrence, Dept. K32. Chicago.'
SELL big new book match Hne-S1 so
business cards, salesbooks, gummed tape.
stationery etc Big daily cash commits
sonS EXper. unnec. Free outfit. Regal
Match, 2134-GK Van Buren,. Chicago.
SELL BUSINESS CARDS. stationery, book
matches; gummed tape, restaurant necesSi-
ties, Salesbooks, adv. specialtieS, pencils.
picture cards. tags. pricing sets. Exu.
unnec 400 comm Free deals. Sales port
folio free. DAVID LIONEL PRESS, 3l2GX,
50. Hamilton, Chicago.
SALESMAN. to call on retailers with ma
tionally advertised brands. Unique sales
age Soc commission Servicing steady route
Of stores Worlds Products. Dept. R-2G6,
Spencer, Ind.
A LIVE MAN able organize sales force and
warehouse. Calf. fruits and foods NEW,
EXCLUSIVE. Sell jobbers stores mfrs.
Should net real money list yr. CALFRU1T.
3in' S. San Pedro. Los Angeles.
Evening star., 1941-04-13
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BANK AND BUSINESS REP
ERENCES REQUIRED FROM
EVERY ADVERTISER SEEK
ING CAPITAL THROUGH
ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE
STAR UNDER BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES.
Advertisers in the Business Op-
portunities columns Of The Star
seeking capital must furnish
one bank and.two business ref
erences. Announcements must
also pass The Stars general
rules OF acceptability, which are
framed to exclude all mislead-
ing, questionable or otherwise
Objectionable statements. While
The Star does everything within
its power to safeguard readers
against the fraudulent, tnde-
pendent investigation should be
made before definite closing of
negotiations.
In order that sufficient time
may be allowed for investiga-
ton such advertiser ents for
The Sunday Star cauntt be ac-
cepted later than IL pm.
Thursday.
Evening star., 1941-04-13

HOUSEKEEPER. white; family of Ave, in
country 20 miles from Washington: ability
drive car preferred but not necessary. Ad-
dracs Rn.n O
Evening star., 1941-04-13
AIR-CONDITIONING
SALESMAN

For famous Chrysler Airtemp line for COM
mercial and private installations; For ap-
pointment phone Mr.. Meeker, Griffith Con-
sunlers Company, NE. 4S40, between 8
ND m
Evening star., 1941-04-13
SITUATIONS MEN G. WOMEN

COUPLE, colored wishes ianitor quarters,
apt. or office. Non Govt. employe. wife
home: both exp. Box 3S9-X. Star. IL.
COUPLE colored both first-class cooks
ana cleaners; public or private: safe
driver; willing travellers: full. part-time or
DAYS work: best refs Hobart 5451.
MAN AND WIFE. cclored. wish janitor's
quarters: small salary in exchange for rent
man wishes to do other work Ii. 525O-M
MAN. WOMAN, colored. experienced gar
den; houSeman. Al laundry. desire DAYS
work; city reference. ME-. 2O45 =
Evening star., 1941-04-13
Fncvclopedia Britannica

Will employ > forceful direct statesmen
Of exceptional appearance and sales ability,
With car. Draw against earned commission.
Only men accustomed to large earnings
considered Calls on leads and contacts
exclusively. Apply M. G. Hall, Az Evening
Evening star., 1941-04-13
HELP MEN 8 WOMEN.

SETTLED, no children. city references, ex-
perienced in boarding house, general work.
Owner. 1909 18th st. NV.
FREE RENT to white couple for wife IS
services, care of 3 children and small apt.
lin Vienna. Va). Call Mrs. Athey Sunday
after l pm. OK. 1s24-J. or weekdays,
DE. 6400
FREE RENT. small bungalow, gprden.
chicken house. exchange for white woman
assisting in small tearoom. Box 402-X
Star.
PASTRY COOK. man or woman. 1st class;
must have character and working refer
ence. Box ABBY, Star
S1O-WE PAY-SIO
To Housewives and Canvassers for oil
burner prospects. WE SELL. MI. O022.
IF
You live in Congress Heights. Indian
Spring Village or Brentwood Village.
you are man or woman tnow en-
ployed or a houSewife) who would like TO
turn your free time into money
we have an attractive offer for you to
represent a long established Washington
retail house. exclusively in your vicinity
II you are active in your community of
pleasing personality, with a good sense
OF home decoration. write us letter
giving complete details, age. length of resi-
dence in community, other qualifications.
Box 456-X. Star.
Evening star., 1941-04-13
SAT,ESMFN-

Encyclopedia Britannica
Would employ forceful, direct statesmen
of exceptional appearance and sales ability,
with car, Draw against earned commissions.
Only men accustomed to large, earnings
considered. Calls on leads and contacts
exclusively. Apply NJ G. Hall, divisional
manager 421 Evening Star Building.
Evening star., 1941-04-13
PART-TIME WORKERS.

Two men who can work from until
Pm. evenings per week, with initiative,
ambition and intelligence. who are neat
IN appearance and have an excellent per-
sonality. To these men We offer most
unusual opportunity. Our present men OF
this caliber are earning $50 week: II
YOU feel that you can qualify and own an
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Evening star., 1941-04-13
Observation-Disclosures,
SALESMEN-

With car salary and commission. Must be
clean cut. intelligent, energetic. Oppor-
tunity to make good money. Apply after
4. at 9G5 l th ST. NV. 2nd fir.
Evening star., 1941-04-13
SALESMAN.

( MEN for D c. or travel. with or without
car. to sell Rivercool suits and slacks:
Rivercool advertised this year in Golfers.
Life Saturday Evening Post and Esquire
Please call 443 Mass. ave. NV. Sunday
between 1 and 3 pm.
REVOLUTIONARY new line of household
paper products Dozens of paper special
derful yaluesl Red-hot sellers. Big profits.
Goods shipped on credit. Sample case fur
nished free. Rush name. DOMESTIC, P. o.
Box s32. Dept. C-3, Muncie, Ind.
Evening star., 1941-04-13

ATTORNEY, young, member
D. C. bar, for legal dept. In
stallment department store.
Salary, $50 wk. Good oppor-
tunitV. Box 86-R, Star.