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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-03-06

Florida led the way in the initial
contest, holding 81 lead at
the end of the first quarter, Xavier
pushing to the fore to lead 26-17
at the half. Watts, ace center for
the Florida "5,' led his team in
the final half to a close 4l-43
score, after trailing 31-43 at the
start of the final quarter, with only
five minutes remaining in the
game.
However Xavier's "big guns"
would be spiked no longer, scor-
ing five more points while holding
the Rattlers to one basket and
staging a freeze" for practically
three minutes with dazzling pass
ing. xavier's Nathaniel Sweet
water" Clifton was high point
man of the night with "a points
via twelve field goals; Watts led
his team in scoring II points via
eight baskets and single fan
throw.
Xavier was hard pressed III WIN
ing the second game and managed
to exc out thrilling 1898 victory
after the fast-breaking, fast finish
ing Florida quintet cut down a
25-15 lead held by the Gold Rush
at half time. Watts and Mike,
center and guard respectively of
the Rattlers began to sink. baskets
from all angles IL the final half to
win high point honors for the
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-03-06
Five Teams Accepted
For Basketball Tilt

CHICAGO-(S N S)-Five teams
have thus far been accepted to
compete in the 5th Annual official
Worlds Championship Basketball
Tournament here in the four-day
meet that gets under way Sunday,
March Il and winds up at the
Chicago Stadium on st. Patrick's
night, March II.
Among the first five entries are
two of the four tourney champs.
Leading the field is the Oshkosh
All-Stars, defending title-holders,
as well as the New York Rens,
1889 champions.
The other three entries thus far
accepted are the Chicago Stude-
bakers, composed almost entirely
of members of the Globetrotters
who COPIED the 1910 title. Also
the Sheboygan REDSKINS ana Fort
Wayne zollners, both of whom are
currently engaged in the Neismith
play-offs to decide the National
cage league championship.
Leading aspirants at present are
Rochester, N. Y, New York City
Jewels, Washington, D. c., Bears;
Akron. Ohio Collegiats; New Lon
don Submarines; and Harlem
Globtrotters from the east. Still
among those in the running in
the midwest are the Minneapolis
Sparklers, indianapolis Hot Shots.
Toledo Whites; and Detroit Eagles.
A few play-offs still remain and
the field will be completed next
Monday.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-03-06

night. Irving 'Pencil" Ward, Xa-
vier's ace forward was shot" in
this game, sinking four field goals
and a single free throw for nine
points, four more than anyone else
was able to score in the entire
first half, however he committed
four personal fouls and had to
leave the game before sixteen
minutes had passed in the first
half. Watts, Wards man on de-
Tense, was able to "cut loose in
the final half, sinking six field
goals after Ward left the game,
and added to this four charity
losses for 16 points, highest indivi-
dual score for the night.
On a recent six-game tour, Xa-
vier defeated Tuskegee, 50-3I
Benedict, 81-31; Morehouse, 48.
As; and Alabama State, 44-24.
Clifton set new STAG all-time
scoring mark in Benedict game,
sinking twenty-one field goals for
~ points. Using seven, only seven,
men, ana the "whistler's Serenade,"
South Carolina State used only five
"iron" men throughout both con-
tests to take both games played
at Orangeburg, 1875 and 1927, to
score the only losses suffered by
Xavier this season. Xavier defeat
ed South Carolina earlier this
season at New Orleans, $3.50 and
1886, in easy games.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-03-06

preceding the title class will be
for the third place.
The defending champion Oshkosh
All-Stars have already acoe al
their invitation as have the Har=
lem Globe trotters, the .sew York
Rens and the Detroit Eagles. All
former tournament winners. The
field will be limited to twelve
teams this year in an effort to
minimize the amount of travel.
In addition to the four teams al
ready accorded berths, applications
for entry are being considered for
teams from Newark, N. j., Toledo
Ohio, Sheboygan, Wis, Fort WAYNE.
Ind, New London, Conn, Minne-
apolis, Mimi, Bismarck, N. Oak.
Clarksburg, w. Va, Brooklyn, N Y.
several others, including about
dozen service teams,
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-03-06

| George p. Moore and one or two
other Negro promoters and mana
gers had beaten the rap, so to
speak, in other sections of the
country, in New York-it just didn't
happen, that's all. Until Tom Cox
gave Jess Mcmahon free reir1,--
Cans got absolutely no place but
directly behind that ole eight ball
that he did, that he did. The
brazeii effrontcry OF Jack john
son, daring to say that he could
run his own ring business in in
telligent style, served to create the
law.
Now despite the advances of the
Roxborougils, Blacks, ct al Cover
nor, those conditions against the
budding little known, Negro fight
er and his manager, still exist. Oh,
you won't find it on the surface
Governor. No more than surface
scraping enabled you to convict
and imprison . Jim Hines and
Lucky (Woman-Snare) Luciano, who
- INV AAloA1Ai6 tiO1SCo OllnO oOuUlQ
like: II want OUT
1t will require some aitch-digging.
and we suggest that you employ
one or more capable Negroes who
know their way around to assist
you in bringing this matter to the
top layer of mother-earth.
It's a Shiny business, Governor.
One that requires a rackets buster
like you to scatter it to the four
winds. While Comdr. Gene Tunney
is Ginning with you about-clean-
ing up the boxing commission (beg
pardon) boxing evils and practices.
we suggest that you look into
some OF the facts we've presented
without any great amount of re-
search. Research might bring out
into the clear a stencil which would
reach to the very top of lofty
OLYMPUS.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-03-06

umbih, s. c.; Alabama State
Teachers College. Montgomery, and
Tuskegee Institute, the host school
g. Johnson Dunn, r. B. Bragg
Theodore "A Wright. r. S. Darn
ably and G. L. Abbott, chairman
Tournament Committee. who met
here recently to complete arrange
ments for the tourney, announced
following the meeting, the selec-
ton Of officials. scorers, timers
and the. clerical staff.
The officials will be B, T. Har-
vey tColgate) Morehouse College:
G. A. Lennon (Bluefield Institute)
Austin High School, Knoxville; and
L. r. Eastsrly (Wi.berforce Univer-
sity) Alabama State Teachers Col
lege. Capt. Nelson Brooks Gus
kegee) T,skegce Army Flying
School, viii serve as chief scorer,
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-03-06

TALLAHASSEE, Flats N S.
The Florida A. and M. College
1912 Championship Basketeers were
catapulted into the first division by
Coach Nelson's successful prosecu-
ton of the third road trip on which
they won four straight games.
Starting off with an easy victory
52-16 over FIT. Valley they had to
extend themselves over an overtime
period to defeat S. G. State 46-45.
They afforded the residents Of
Columbia, S. c., the benefit of see
ing two of their highest scoring
games leaving the two institutions
located in that city Allen and Bene-
dict on the losing end $685., 1850
victories on two successive nights,
Friday and Saturday.
The first division position OF
the Florida Rattlers shows that
they have won 8 games out OF
their Is game schedule and have
but more conference games to
play, 2 Of them with Xavier and
a return contest with S. c. State,
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-03-06

Scorers are Cadet Major T. c..
Cottrell fTuskegee) and Mary
Veal tTtlskegee). John H. Brown
Virginia Union Universityy) Ala
bar11a state Teachers College,
Montgomery, viii serve as chief
timer.
The drawings will take place in
Logan Hall at TOO o'clock on the
evening of March 3, an.i the sea-
sons record will determine seeding
of tile teams.
Previous winners: TuSkegee In
stitute. 1894: Alabama State Teach
ers College, 1895; Alabama State
Teachers College. 1896: Morehuuse
College, 1887: Xavier Univ, 1888:
Xavier University, 1889. CLARK
University, 1910; Xavier University.
l94l and Florida A. and M. Coli
lege I94S.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-03-06

'Ducky Copeland led his South
Carolina teammates in scoring with
10 points, followed closely by "Mice"
Holden with 16 points.
South Carolina States spectacu-
lar Is game conference was high
lighted by four games against the
tall skyreachers of Xavier. At New
Orleans, Xavier won the first two
games by wide margins. At Orange
burg last week the Bulldogs avenged
these two defeats by winning two
furious battles 37-35 and 1927.
Only two counting games in the
conference were lost by the Bull
dogs.
The Bulldogs expect to give a
coed account Of themselves at the
Southern Conference Tournament
March 4, S, and 9Th, at TuSkegee.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-03-06
XAVIER GOLD RUSH CAGERS
LEAD STAG TEAMS IN PRE-
TOURNAMENT PLAY; S. C.
STATE 2ND

Coach Giles Wright's Xavier Gold
Rush cagers, paced by Nathaniel
SWeet-water" Clifton took two
thrilling games from the Florida
A and NJ. College Rattlers, defend
ing champions, 4S-43 and 1898 to
lead STAG basketball teams in the
maj week of play, before the tenth
annual Southern Conference Tour
nanent, which will begin at the
Iuskegee Institute Gymnasium
logan HalD, Thursday, March 4.
On the return trip to New Orleans
Irom tour of Alabama, Georgia and
south Carolina, the Gold Rush
quintet defeated the 'Bama State
Hornets. 44-24.
Before dropping the two games 10
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-03-06
XAVIER GOLD Rush ''5'' WINS TWO HEATED
CONTESTS FROM FLORIDA A. & N. RATTLERS
xavierites Win Four
Out OF Six On Tour
(Ey CHARLES L. de Lazy

NEW ORLEANS La.--(SNS)- -Fresh from a hard-fougnt
4o-45 overtime victory the Wanted South Carolina
State cagers of Orangeburg the Florida A. and NJ Raters
Of Tallahassee Fla waged two of the brilliant basket
ball battles before bowling twice to the Xavier University
Gold Rush OF Louisiana at Xavier Gymnasium this weekend
scores were 43 3 and $685. first and second night respec
lively.
Prior to these two contests Florida and South Carolina
State in twoWay tie for second place the current
play standing of the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic
Conference with three defeats EACH and Xavier the top
rung of the ladder with only two losses Therefore the Florida
lads had added incentive to play topfight ball. did
the Xavier 5 Florida holds the number three spot with
five defeats South Carolra in the runnerp position
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-03-06

We maintain that boxing, since
1920 to discuss a period, has ope-
rated on a chain store system ba-
sis with the Negro fight manager
and second; third and fourth rate
Negro youngsters, the pawns in the
rotten business.
ANGLES WERE SIMPLE
Men like Jack Kearns, Leo Pola-
narius Flynn, Larney Lichenstein
and raft Of others, comprised the
dictatorial board who outlined the
overall policy. Negro managers, just
didn't figure, that's all. Their func-
ton was purely routine For pur-
poses of the record they often ap-
peared as the true manager of the
fighter, but the document was about
as valuable as is present day claims
of Jewish merchants upon Adolf
Hitler for damages to a storee To-
Gated in Berlin. A hidden agree
ment doomed fighter and boxer to
coolie wages, also permitting for
tank acts Crooked driving to white
clinlberS) at the whimsy of the
pupeteer who handled the strings.
I like to refer to those Nordic
racketeerS as ''bookies or steerers,"
men who regarded the Negro fight
er as meal ticket a sort Of box
ing chattel by which he climbed to
social and business prominence af-
ter tossing him and his mentor;
cake ~ coffee money.
EXHIBIT A-TYPICAL
We'd been in the writing game
about eight years when we acted
as public relations man for the late
s'Cherokee" Tom Cox, who had the
great Baby Joe Cans In tow. Cox
had to take orders from Larney
Licfaenstein, being regarded by
white as well as members Of box
ing,s unholy circle as little more
than glorified messenger or err
rand boy. Lichenstein died sudden
ly and Cox brought Cans to New
York. vair1ly he tried to break
through the maze that bars the way
for most Negro business men who
go in for plotting fighters-whetfer
they be Negroes or white fighters.
The unwritten law against a Negro
manager receiving a true shake Of
the dice was just no goin the En-
7i-e State. Whereas FREQ 1~.vi1ls
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-03-06
PRECIPITATES STRIKE

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TO 1t. George Barnes of the police
labor detail, 300 striking employees
Of the Central Pattern and Found
cry company have agreed to re-
turn to work while three man
board discusses the discharge of a
Negro union leader whose custer
by the company started the strike.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-03-06
S. C. State Bulldogs Trounce
Tuskegee Golden Tigers, 1921

1943 Conference Championship.
The Bulldogs who were battle
worn from four straight games
played last week, had little trouble
with the Golden Tigers who lacked
the dash and accuracy of the 1912
seasons aggregation. William
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-03-06

ORNGEBURG, S. c. -GSNS)-
South Carolina States "Blitz
Breaking" Bulldogs. ended the
southern Conference schedule with
an easy victory Thursday night,
here over Tuskegee, 1921 and be-
came Leading contenders for the
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-03-06
BEATING THE GUN
By AIuin Moses
WE MAILED THE GOVERNOR A copy

NEW YORK-(ANP)-TOM DEWEY AS A RACKET
BUSI tar fearsome figure than Presi-
dent Teddy Roosevelt with his legendary stick But
for strange the special talents Of this prose
cuor New Yorks governor got around to inter-
pretng teShernan Anti Trust law penalties to the octu
puses Of the boxing racket
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-03-06
HELD AS SUSPECT

ATLANTA, Ga.-(SNS)--
Fred Moon, Jr, &C., of 221 Hilliard
Street, N. E., Saturday had been
arrested and booked ON suspicion
of stealing $40 from the home of
Mrs. Ida Lizzie Brown, 143 jack.
son Street, N. z.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01

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Send - cents ln CONS for
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Due To SlOwness Of the mails
and other conditions beyond our
control. pattern deliveries are
being delayed. Please be- pa
tent.
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Whole Grain Products
Stretch Ra+ioned Foods
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

uncooked cereal and brown in
hot shortening. Serve with
syrup or honey if desired.
Serves 8. Bulk pork sausage
may be substituted for beef or
veal if deSired--providihg the 2
tablespoons hortening are
omitted the cooked sausage
drained Of all fat, before add
ing milk. the salt reduced 4
teaspoon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01

TO PREPARE tempting,
well-balanced meals today taxes
every portion Of a homemaker's
ingenuity. Gone are the days
when she could walk into the
favorite grocery store 49, and
walk out again Is minutes later
with everything on the shopping
list
The intelligent way 10 solve
the'rationing problem is to find
nuritivc equivalents for ra-
toned foods. make them APP
peaf 10 the family and still keep
within the food budget.
Round Out Meals
Whole grain products are
abundant - while other foods
are scarce. So familiariZe your
self with new and appetlzlng
ways OF using them three times
daily. and thereby build up the
nutritive value Of your meals,
leSSening the need for Scarcer
foods. Find out which available
foods Will round out the days
meals and serve them.
a whole grain cereal dessert
offers nutritious extra 10 the
DAYS requirements Using TINS
product in preparing ham
burgers and meat extending
diShc, is an IDEAL way 20
stretch the weekly share Of
meat and its simple mex
pcnsiyc way 10 provide extra
Nitamlns and minerals when
the quota of milk, eggs or meat
must be kept az minimum
Long cooking or instant
cranulated whole wheat cereal
may .be used n the following
combinations
Mock ScrappIe
u pound ground beef or veal
iAOlt~ p1Oilr NilOl lciiiil
~ cups milk or water
/ cup graduated "a b ole
wheat cereal
teaspoon salt
= teaspoon pepper.
Cook bcrt III shortening I'M
I'D brown, stirring with a fork
Add milk. Heat 10 boiling. STIR
in "a cup cereal so slowly that
mixture dos not stop boiling
Add salt and pepper Boil five
minutes. stirring frequently
Pour ar once into wet loaf pan
trTft until tITrU.
Unmold and cat into - inch
slices Roll IN remaining cup
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01

- Deferred Payment and Lsy.s~sy Plans
Fsri-Kt-st-T,Gb Floor
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EaSId Cost SLst--Kl-,''--Ds~-'tsir'
Evening star., 1943-08-26
SITUATIONS MEN e. woMEh.

COUPLE, frst-class cook, butler-house
man MAJ best references; $3.50 month BOX
2Z4-v Star. 26s
COUPLE, colored. wishes janitor's quar-
ters in exchange for part-time work
Man employed elsewhere, will work morn
ing and ewes. Small salary RE 923O
Evening star., 1943-08-26
P. B. x. OPERATOR,

Experienced woman. accustomed to han
ding busy board. Six day week. 80
hours, 4 pm. to IL: 80 pm. shift. Some
per month to start. Opportunity for ad
vancement Apply weekday mornings.
Personnel Department Room 309, Capital
Transit Co, 36th and Prospect ave. NV.
Take Route 90 Cabin john streetcar to
door This position will be of special
or nearby Maryland and virginia, as this
saves travel time
Evening star., 1943-08-26
Comedian Army Passes
Expansion Stuqe'
BY the Associated Press.

OTTAWA, Aug. 26.-Defense Min
lister j. L. Ralston announced yes
terday that the number of army
officers to be trained in Canada
would be reduced. saying the Cana
dian Army has passed the expan-
sion stage"
Adding that officer requirements
for the defense of Canada have
substantially decreased" Mr.. Rails
ton said future requirements would
be principally to replace casualties.
He did not disclose specific figures
Evening star., 1943-08-26
HELP MEN.

WHITE, SERVICE DEPT. OF
ESSENTIAL ACTIVITY TO PUB
Lie HEALTH: EXPERIENCE
NOT NECESSARY; STRAIGHT
SALARY, GOOD HOURS,
STEADY, PERMANENT. APPLY
lib 18th ST. NV.
PHOTOGRAPHIC printers,
thoroughly experienced; per-
manent position, excellent
salary, good working condi-
tions. Apply 1881 G st. NV.
CARPENTERS for defense
housing project. Steady
work, good wages. Apply Mr..
Graninger, Wayne pl., near
1st and Nichols ave, Sc.
THREE YOUNG MEN, draft
exempt, to learn branch of
prin ting trade, Scale of
$3.50. Good wages while
training. National Capital
Press, Inc, 3O1 N st. ne.
LIQUOR SALESMAN.
Experienced, for retail store: excellent
l43-X, Star.
Evening star., 1943-08-26
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, bookkeeper or manager
colored. part time, evenings; can fur
nisn aoa expeTenee s,s and character references
AcGouNTANT M.Gt. Ma and tag eonsultans, state
isSsS MI iasf1 s4
hooks sTaRTEpS ES AND IhSfsh KhpT, 1esSs s. up IA,
nnS5 reports t. monthly statements. etc Prebare
nGT 'ffss M i54s %.
20, married, 4-F draft status, yrs. ex,
perienee in control laboratory desires
in sz senera T05n oce AsG Aoqk hts sspins
nNng and contact work. BOX 12a-z, Star
Man, white. So, reliable, handy at any
Rna Row ,aS wSLs; some business exp, is available.
MAN. SO. married. AZ, high school edu-
sox fast01 sazes sar and supervisory experience
OFFICE MASAGER. as. university "a and
business business college graduate married draft
adjustments,, complaints, correspondence.
1eorsia 1l'2 after or Box 1@4-z. Star.
RESTAURANT MANAGER. thoroushly ex-
perienced, wishes connection reliable party,
S saIary or commission. Phone MORNINGS
SALESMAN who has been employed by j..
ieadlng insurance co. many years as sales
man man and In executive positions for several
other employment due to loss of large
part Of orsanization to armed services
etc. Have good education, married. with
family, good automobile, draft exempt,
hard worker age 35, would like to connect
IN permanent position with well-known
nrm, other than insurance, in sales organi-
1ation;,, Will not consider less than S4 500
annually. No travelling except nearby
territory, Thorough Investigation of char
acter and ability invited. Box I43-Z. Star.
YOUNG MAN, %. white draft exempt. de-
permit. Box 1917, Star 2es
Evening star., 1943-08-26
BAGGER.

Girl. white. must be tall, for dry cleaning
department: $40 week The Pioneer LAun-
dry. 900 Rhode Island ave. ne.
Evening star., 1943-08-26
HELP MEN (Cont.)

REGISTERED PHARMACIST. Whittiesey
Drug Store, 6s29 Wis. ave, Bethesda, Nd
ROUTE sALEsMEN for soft drink route,
| any able bodied man over 3s not in essen
tlal activity can qualify: $4,000 to $4,000
pointment Dr. Pepper Bottfins Co., efol
s.,r s,air Ta, Nv Georsia o15a:
hourS' excellent salary, experience not
necessary. Apply in person, 2442 18th
SANDWICH MAN. experienced; short hrs,
pleasant pleasant WORKING conditions, meals and
sEcoYD COOK and short-order cook,
colored; Call WI 300; ask for the
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS. .: lib
work. Apply Movers sunooo Service, $3.50
SHEET METAL WORKERS, sheet metal
ton Sheet Metal Co.. 62s W st. ne. Ab.
SHOEMAKER and presser. first class; good
pay and, and steady Job. Economy Valet Serv-
sHoEMAKERS, experienced only: good
pRIrrx Pay SteaGy np,Xe Work l404 14th st. NV.
Apply at once Kay Flower Shop, 2900
TR6ck f5h < DRIVER, pT intelligent young colored
driver able to handle parcels q from 5 to
Beginning salary. $3.50. Permanent posi-
ton with good increases each year. Box
22X, Star.
TRUCK DRIVER for delivering and pick
ing up rugs; knowledge of city required.
Diener'S. 1921 22nd st NV.
UPHOLSTERER; steady work Apply
w. j. Pueh Service, Ill West Moreland
ave. 81. 1885.
HuLCANIZER, white or colored; $40. $40.
500 weekly, depending on ability. Std
ham Tire Co., 2019 NJ st. NV
WAITER, colored, sober, exp, for nice
restaurant: good tips, year-around Job
Mr.. Evans, CHI. 1855
WATERS, ,, for dining room work
Apply hostess, Ebbitt Hotel, 10th and H
SITS. NV.
YOUNG MAN for soda fountain, evenings.
RogerS, 2200 Wilson blvd
YOUNG MAN handy with tools, industri-
Gus, who would like to learn steady
occupation in storage company: h gh school
education preferred, but not required
Box 94Z, Star.
YOUNG MEN over 16; need .. free to
travel in Virginia towns; good earnings
Room AZ, Bond Bldg, 14th and New York
ave. n
Evening star., 1943-08-26
SITUATIONS WoMEh

ACCOUNTANT-BOOKK years'
real estate and mortgage loan experience.
desires permanent position; starting sal
ENyEl6pRsr en-; St5 TXenek Xn6RksssppYhb kRspYblic ss17
sSnf sS9 wlll st call for and deliver. NJ Sss!es
ExEtUTivE SECRETARY aopnotch rs Ste
sires s,a permanent position. Box 1897.
GIRL, with good handwriting and knovl-
home. FRss6eepHat FIR $500. Ext. 4a9. assifes WORK at
GIRL, colored, attractive, desires Job as
r; b. x. operator EVENINGS: college sradu-
ate experieEced typist. Box 6S-z. Star. 29s
Lady. settled, desires position as COM
nanion pa s6S e or Eosa live
MANAGER, apartment and rooming house.
best Of reference. Box 1917, Star. 80
NURSE, practical, for adults, any position.
SECRETARY, stenographer and typist:
Engiish h. German ssn French. available Sept.
WOMAN, white, refined. desires housekeep-
ing Tor empl adults home only; upstairs
room; Aug. 2S. Box 327-v. Star
WOMAN, colored, wants work cleaning
once or home laundry, sunny yard. 1880
st: NV. Apt. 104.
and business college training. desires
work; prefer doctors once. wo. 21s6.
S9aAN; pspsnt oss9! ss99l0rsd' wants morning work
WOMAN. young. refined, wants position a,
cashier. telephone operator or eleva tor
operator. Box 83-Z, Star. 26s