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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01
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To Speak
BY Don GILLIEs

i Alarming decrease in Nlchi-
ean's Subterranoan water supply
VIII be discussed by r. a. Smith
state gcologisl, al the Detroit
Sportsmen's Congress monthly
meeting tonight al Moose Temple.
y
"On the Wing a PennSylvania
conservation department cOl0rcd
movie OLA Wild goose hunt with
two Chesapeake Bay retucvcrs.
viii be shown Tlc Oakland
County Sportsmen's Grub rs hold
ing lis annual meeting and cleo
ton of officers tonight at NFW
Hall, kcCgO HarbOr o.. The club.
with 3 POO members IN IL months.
rs now second largest Sportsmcn S
organization IN Michigan.
Two DetrOitcrS. Oliver IT SCho-
maker. 1861 Park Grove. and
Charles J. Zclanka. 8S23 OlVct.
have been awarded prizes IN the
Eleld and Stream AIg fish contest
Shoemaker was seventh IN the
smallmoufh black bass contest
with . pound I ounce bass
raurfrt 1T long Lake. Write r.
lanka received third prize for a
l3-pOund muskie caught IN Lake
oi-thc-WoodS, Ont, Sept. %.
Jack Miner, founder Of the
void famous SanCtUary al
kingsNIllc IS recipient to-day Of
Ht4t-rti- ettit atfd warrant. APP
pointmcnt from King George of
England Las, June, on the
KING birthday the ODE was
conferred upon Miner, bgt the in-
sigma and warrant have just
GT TIFUT at KIIL eNIIIC.
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YOUR CREDIT Is GOOD
Use our budget payment plan for
lsH1iur. repair. maintenance. iusula-
ton. storm sash or ANYTHING we sell.
RESTPICK LUMBER co.
1890 Wyoming HOEar'h 2l2I
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~ ftl l-AeictIuE rev ketf
prompt rtEFilF VI
piAsTEE1NI. repairing. airtr8t.ls
n1 IoD 100 small iarge 10. r $500
PLNSTERING repairing. alterations,
arches. ceilings MA O3l6
PthsTEBING-txpgr. men oQvs.
arches. ceuin. an kinds hf 1880
PLUMBEks-LItENsED
Al PLUMBING, Heating. prom
serv.s reliable Free est AR 71s4
AABHENs sanitary .seWer>servct COO
'ciFEing. no mess Guar ca Otabl
ALL sewers tlnks, Grains ana septic
TANKS cleaned electrically Reason
able work guaranteed, TYLER 7-786s
Alb r3'Es plumbing. heating ~
slallaLcns repairs. guar. TW
LAS Nike Gulu, 1878 orleans
$50 RESULTS no CHARGE
sewers cleaned tv electric Zi-ho.r
service Temple l-sf2i
SINKS cleaned. 81. 2t-hr. sewer ser
plumb fixtures Duke. IN 2-2i5i
PIT MBiNG ANn SEWER SERVICE
SEWERS cleared electrically. a1N-
where datf uiEhts and SUNDAYS.
ErslIit rr rp charge. ITWedf ate
service Cherry 0g4s
RADIO SERVICE
CALL Vine. i826b for guar. ractD
service Prompt pickup. delivery on
hrge. small radios.
,tu3E RADIO CHECKt'p- 1-7f8U
so house charge II repaired. free
checkup az store. guar. Calls 81
Ideal Housekeeping S0i7 WaaGwaFa,
WEST Side only Service on all
a araafI rfIE u ufnnf
Phone NineNood ls26S2-
REFRIGERATION SERVICE
A. ALL MAKES servlced parts.
labor guaranteed. 10. s-4I53
ALL MAKES COMMERCIAL and dome
'r- guar, parts, sery. no 1912.
KELV. Leonard. Universal coolers.
10 yrs. exp. East side. IL SZT2-
ROOFING
w ARE footing specialists. Get cur
estimate. Cyclone. If 7-ssTs.
COMPLETE Root az low as xbS no
money down Rrck sLdl AnIr
home. Parung and general repair
ine TE 2-23e2
ROOFiNO-AND SIDING
AMERICAN expert workmen VIII
cover your 2fx26x0' home with Ford
4 V-Neer hrck siding Tor tt7f. A 20
year roof, a3s; terms. Many Jobs iu
process FOR inspection. Gail TE l-67a-
ATTENTIONS Chance 20 save new
t+---i t'r-r.z-.-- ~ =
p BBUCH & SON
ESTABLISHED 1901
General r0o'uE sheet metal WGtk.
small and large jobs. Plat H1.fs
- !----.4- - :. ;, : - i.---------
RE ROOF now SO average h0ayc.
Can Norman A Dee. TE. i-75to.
ROOFS repaired urps roofs loW aa
ST. Oh 4it5. evenings TY. 6issit
SIDING INSULATED
SIDING insulated. free -estiir.aie-
GILLESPIE BACK. HO 1920
TOOLS AND BIEs
s q 3 MACHINE SHOP. 44o52 Yoat.
Wayne Aircraft parts De. 1918.
NACUUM. WASHER REPAIRING
ALL-WHIIE- MRlNGAR- ROLLS
For All Washing Machines
RAIMI BROS.
4s0s Grand River mr. ifth
open Thurs. Fri, Sat
ALL makes washers vacuums, sew
ing machine motors rep, work
guar w NJ McEVOY <Tgrr calis.
no. FIs3. Days 10. 1851.
SLY'S APPLIANCE SHOP
For expert washer service ef, fsa@Y,
Maytag A = C.. 1900. Whirlpool.
Meadows. Apex Kenmore. Speed
Queen and an other makes Pickup
aEd- ee!4.aEieS.-A lneAlaA- Jazz
WASHER. seWinE msch's. vacuups
repaired bought. sold LIE 1920
WASHING MACHINES REPAIRED
NEARLY all makes. Northwest sec.
free estimates. Wagner. TO. s-1s03.
~ -9i4t -feretFs- Parts tets. fae-
tors for all makes. Work guar.
SHORTY'S
503l Hamilton TIE. 1890
MALE HELP WANTED
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TECHNICAL SCHOOLS
Expert Service Directory
and Buyers Guide
ADVERTISING DISPLAY
AITFRATIoNs. REFATRs

CARLSON sTUDIOs-Adverti Elm &
cisp avs, posters. 1903 Brush 81,
Telephone RA Ola
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The DETROIT TIMES
rIAsrrRfNn

EEITER r-asteI'uE ~ gQar
PIhsTEElNI. refbir.rE. aittr8tslF.
n1 JOB 100 small Iafge TO- r $685..
PLAsTERING rsparng. alterations,
arches. ceilings MA C8l6
FAFTFpTNg ts.D.j~ Imfr ,nv..
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PLUMBrts-iItENsED

Al PLUMBING. Healing. prom
serv.f reliable Free est AR. f14s
ANTHEMS sanrary seWer>seTvct n1
'ciFring, 30 mess Guar CA Otlbl
ALL sewers sinAs, drains and septic
TANKS cleaned electrically Reason
able work guaranteed. Tyler 7-786s
Alb T1'Es plumbing. heating ~
Hlallalcns, repairs, guar. IN
l-l4ln Mike Gulu, 1878 Orleans
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01
RADIO SERVICE

CALL Vine i-826b for guar. ra1iD
service. Prompt pickup. delivery On
Erge. small radios.
fu8E RADIO HECKt'P- 1-7T 80
SO house charge II repaired free
checkup az store. guar Calls 81
Ideal Housekeeping s0i7 Wood waFa,
WEST Side only. Service on all
makes, large or small; guaranteed.
Hhlna NirpUneA l-Qaal
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MALE HELP WANTED
DRAFTSMEN

AsHWAaHER wanted good wages.
C4p.d's Drive Ia. l22is East War;
rrn
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DF NJ Is

,sIs NGs I0TT zoos Totals so ~ $50
and total 2aSz Grand total 27If
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01
REFRIGtKArOR sERViCL

A. ALL MAKES servlced parts.
labor guaranteed TO. s-4I53.
ALL MAKES commercial and DONE.
fr- guar, parts, sery. no 1912.
KELV.. Leonard. Universal coolers
10 yrs. exp. East side Ef- sZI2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01
ATTIC~ CONNFRTTD
ATTIC
FURNACE CLEANING, REPAIRiN

FURNACE. boilers cleaned. repaired
or replaced 28-hr. serv. Guar.
RE. S5l3. TY. 5-732l.
FURNACES cleaned. repairing re-
placing, work guaranteed open
evenings. sundays NOr'hiawn 05lf
WHEN furnaces smoke. can Us
Chimney. furnaces cleaned and re-
MINI. OIL MA.a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29

cepted one like father, like SON"
In addition 70 their tendency 10 90
all out-or even farther-in what
they take 10 be the cause OF Irish
freedom, another point in common
is their beauty. the mothers faded
now, the daughters blooming.
Beauty, in fact, seems to have an
even earlier motivating force in
Maud's career than the voice of the
ghostly queen. If Dublin's Beau
Brummells had not praised her
charms so indefatigably, calling her
"a daughter Of the gods, divinely tall
and most divinely fair" she might
never have wearied of the high social
world TO which she was born. AS
it was, she sought variety In embrac-
ing national cause.
To the late. great poet. w B. Yeats,
she was Incredibly distinguished"
to George Bernard Shaw, outrage
ously beautiful" and both these trib-
utes were topped by Artist Benjamin
Constants announcement of "the
worlds most beautiful woman"
AS for ISeult, on first beholding
her, Lady Cunard remarked, Never
have seen such complexion" And
that complexion, her lovely blond hair
and tempetuous personality have
combined to reduce more than one
famous man to slavishness.
Then, too, both She and her mother
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29

have had the rare experience of being
proposed to by the same man, Yeats.
Both rejected him for more belliger-
ent, IL less distinguished, patriots"
Maud married red-headed fellow
named John MacBride, who was cere-
moniously shot during the Irish
trouble of 1916, and fseuftis husband
is the novelist, Francis Stuart, who
stands in a fair way of being shot
some day, too, IL, as the Allies say. he
is the Irish Lord Haw-Haw, the Ber-
lin broadcaster.
Last and most important. of course,
mother and daughter share a belief
in their mystic kinship with Cath
leen nj Houlihan, whose orders, II Is
said, are divided nowadays impair
TALLY between the pair. Perhaps it
was one of these orders which re-
suited in Iseult's latest difficulties.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29
Trouble

It is known that the mythical
queens first appearance in the lives
of the Comes took place 40-odd years
ago, when Maud played in Yeats
poetic drama, "Cathleen nj Houlihan."
The occasion seems to have fired
the fagots of her patriotism-and,
as a consequence, ironically enough,
Yeats, who had been counting her
madly. lost his suit. After discover
ing Cathleen (whom some regard as
the personification Of Ireland, or
Eire), Maud no longer had time for
any love but that of her country.
Her subsequent marriage TO Mac
Bride did not indicate a retreat from
this position, for ii was simply a
patriotic gesture. He was an exile at
the time, living in Paris after having
fought the British in the Boer War.
Yeats pinned and then tried again,
after MacBride's death. But Maud
was TOO deeply under Cathleen's in
fluence TO listen TO him. Now an eX-
lie herself, living in Paris's Faubourg
Saint German, she had become the
toast of the French capital.
She never hesitated TO exploit her
beauty in the effort to unite the Con-
tinent against what she called COM
mon enemy. Her blue eyes would
gaze at each man to whom she spoke
as though he were the only man in
the world, and her voice had thrill
ling tone which could charm the most
cold-blooded.
Everywhere called THE Irish Joan
of Arc" and glorying in it, she never
passed one of the numerous French
inns, which were emblazoned with
Joans name, without trying to per-
suade the proprietor to hang out
placard, reading English Grill" di-
rectly under his sign. The reference,
of course, was to the burning of the
Maid of Orleans by the English.
Iseult, meanwhile, was growing to
womanhood in a French convent.
Yeats saw her and was fascinated by
her resemblance to the youthful
Maud. Having by now given up hope
of winning the mother, he proposed
to the daughter, only to be turned
down again. II don't think" he re-
marked ruefully, that she has the
impulse to marry"
This rejection was the last, bitter
harvest of the crop he had sown with
his play, Cathleen nj Houlihan. For
Iseults lack of impulse to marry
could be traced to that source, too.
TIM .NErnUCaN xx-EEEUV ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29
A IACD CONNIE, so-called
M Irish Joan of Arc, be-
EVI lievcs her country's lege


M Irish Joan of Arc, be-
N lievcs her country's legendary
queen, Cathleen nj Houlihan, was re-
born in her.
Now II appears that CathleeQ's
fiery spirit also is animating Maud's
beautiful daughter, Iseult, whose re-
cent clash with the authorities-and
present retirement, under a cloud
are pages right out of mama's book.
ISeult was accused at a secret mill
tary trial OF aiding one Stephen Held
TO shield persons inimical TO Fire.
An open parachute, codes, ciphers,
military information and articles of
mems apparel had been found in
Helds home. The inference was that
Iseult had obtained the clothes for a
Nazi parachutist and, later, had in
terfered with his arrest.
However, the charges were dropped
for lack OF sufficient evidence and
she was let off with a private re-
primand from Premier de Valera.
AHer mothers life-she's rs now
Is been a study in similarly rebel
nous behavior, similarly directed
against England The shade of the
restless Cathleen, she has often de-
clared, keeps telling her what to do,
and almost invariably the royal
wishes have landed her in jail.
She and Iseult are living proof
that there can be as much truth in
the maxim, like mother. like daugh-
ter" as in the older, more widely ac-
no,ohar % 1914
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-22
DOINCS ABOUT SAGINAW
By MRS. ROSE WISE WARE
nr Mr.. crnddIe BagIey Drummer

by Mrs. Craddle Bagley Brunner
Miss Evelyn Lloyd and cousin,
Helen ware, daughter OF Aitor-
ney T. W Ware. arrived unex-
peciedly in Saginaw recently to
visit her parents
luther Barrett arrived here
Tuesday on l5-day furlough.
after an absence OF two years
He Is a technical sergeant In the
Quartcrmaster's unit and is vis-
Ting his parents on Sixth avenue
Mrs A Farrell was in for a
surprise recently. when her son
SGT Sogalee Amos. wired her one
dozen red roses from somewhere
In Italy Mrs Farrell and her
other son motored 10 Terre Haute.
Indiana. for weeks vacation
Bethel Notes
The Missionary society 81 Beth
u ANE church visited Mrs
Mitchell. beloved mother OF Mrs
sharper r Jackson Mrs Mitchell
enjoyed the visit and Joined in
The singing 81 Missionary songs
CTNfEAL NEWS
(By Mrs. George W. Bnrdcn)
Wc mako tho following correc-
ton on an item in last weeks
PAPER Charles short IS visiting
his wife Mrs .ican short % Hess
stroc, noi Lcona Alfred Jr and
Richard OTTO Capiu erandsons of
Mrs laisy l.. cnrtley % GEO
North second street. Saginaw
we're guests OF Villiam Miller Of
( Detroit over the Fourth OF July
Sir Miller is the son % Elder 4
u Milar pastor Of the Church
on God IN Christ a2oS Grant
sncet Sasinaw
4 fish frv WIS Given AZ the
Nome cf Mrs Daisy 7. Cnrllcy.
bso Nor,h second last Friday.
chi Coleman c Johnson was
homie here ~ 1914 Douglas street
gia primaries they wonder on
What Mind " reasoning Walter
White persists in his attempts 10
lure Negro voters 70 yoie IN north
ern states for the Democrats
HOUSEWIVES. Are Jon tired cl
doing homework Look IN our
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-22
Mrs. Stephens Glass
Has Banquet And
Theatre Party


The adult pupils n sara f,A
stephens piano class s.hersa !,
her studio last Salns,hg event..
especially to honor tso ~ moi,
members Hattie lykts lohn,o,
a bride. and Dolores vac Hu,s
a graduate Of Norfhe i.ru.
At the hour o. Z "a ,A.- s....
were ushered TO th resps,,,..
places which were pointed Y.
by place cards beas.nr Az
names
The tables wcfe haa,,,,,r.
decorated with vas, q, ~,
climbing roses inler iaeled rls
asparagus fern. I'M, andies )
various hncs were llsli4a ~,
before the guests eaer.a Il,
diniue-room and ih es a..
arranged 20 rcpr IN uoo.
in Music Many prerr e.i. w.,
received by the horart., 81.
lowing the banquet e musician.
we're chaperoned III ihss.,
party az the 70, N es. Stss.
ems Miss Hurst w enisr IA
University 81 An,sisn thig hu
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-22
+, .Rrrnt JOHNSTON

Despite The threatening sky.
thousands turned out to enjoy The
rim nnrual American Negro Mu
ST. festlisl 90 I'reSs stadium
last Wednesday evening Those
WHO are in,linrd 10 think ~ the
NcsfnS musical preferences as
limited 20 jne and srirituals
would have been considerably
surprised There WAS five on the
proeram and there were spirit.
nals bal tlse iamaing crowds in
the park received these with no
less cnlhusiasm than they dis
played FOR the operate selections
sung hy Riehard Bonslli and
Nne Tia ley typical Negro
masie n'aac up only minor
portnn % ne rrosram.
IS high srot was the appear
aas ~ vs. Handy the revered
cemposer 81 fhe - Louis Blues.
lie played ~ Immortal compo-
ei'ion on his trnnrei acconipan-
sen ty LEROY Smi'h and his or
ehe>tra 4 scroll Dor distinguished
wtl' Was presented 10 Mr. Handy
ir rceoanlion - his years Of de-
so'inl % musical culture
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-22
Three Signal Corpsrnen Capture Is Germans In France
Walter White


a, Chicago. reports that the Chica-
go NAACP branch has turned
against walter Whites attempt TO
speak for them politically.
Film Stars Irked
A noted flm actor who has re-
Gently returned from Hollywood
reports that the Negro film colony
u IN IN arms against walter White
FOR his political meddling with
their profession which has cost
them thousands OF dollars in sal
aries The Hollywood screen ac-
tors have heen The financial back
bone OF The California branches OF
The NAACP. as subscribers and as
performers at NAACP benefits.
Political leaders in Kentucky
and Tennessee who have recently
scored Republican victories report
that Whites attempts 10 lure them
into the New Deal camp have caas-
"a discord and division in the
NAACf branches in those states.
Last week. in a by lined article
in the New York Post. Walter
White showed growing pains be-
cause the New Deal wants 10 pla-
tate the race batting Democratic
South by naming not a Texan. but
a south Carolinian or q Kentuck-
ian for vice president 20 run for
that ofiice ON President Rooseyelt's
fourth term ticket This seems like
gaccine on p pnai while swallow
ine camel The Democrats have
been playing up 10 northern Ne
groes all along. as Walter White
has been advising Mr. Roosevelt 10
appeal TO the northern Negro-whilc
ignoring nhai is going ON in the
South The southern Democrats
have heen throwing tic Negro
overheard right and lffl wherever
they found one but Waiter white
persists in trying 20 use his organ
izatlon Tor partisan political pur.
poses
llome Towncrs Surprised
school teachers here IN New
York taking SKINNER courses al
Columbia university and who are
from Georgia birth state Of Walter
White. are surprised az whites
strange antics. Especially so IS
this true since the Democratic
rariy denied Negro voters the bal
lot despite The Us supreme court
decision After the recent rebuff
of Negro NAAcP attorneys in Geor-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-22
DETROITER, CHICAGOAN AND
HOOSIER GIRL WIN TALENT
CONTEST AT MUSIC FESTIVAL


Each or the girls sang 'n' . 20
or chs,n which haa nfouKn' 'v
The distinction
ovenrN'nr most "l '"e ','''N
Was ar in'rfr'c''i m'N.' w., xxx, !,
Under we direction OF ha''''
Tai'nwn fi'f''Yi q 'nNS' w -
uui,fr.1y ana Mai''n nu'l'',
director ferd l'iN'' r'S"' "'~
Victorian 'hv'i 'nf ,''"r1. .' t'V~' !.
sang ffawHp'ly Su'n nou'n,'r :"
America ne he"N,l'u,
10 ny Lamis ana '.'N
America I4' sop'''r' n"'' q,
femei Neefe vocal 'nSeN'.''
9 surrfh loA on soon ! ~, y
Done Wi'h 'he ROUTE = -
Mrf't ai'' ne Nr' '''' "'
Toe
a stiHttalhr array '"''
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-22

HOUSEWIVES. Are Jon tired ri
doing homework Look IN our
HELP WANTED COLUMNS for
Part-tIme or full time job.
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SGT. AND MRS. WARD
HONORED BY SISTER

beautiful party was given
pH sunday. July ie. by Mr. aud
ANY smart jackson 81 kenil-
WORTH avenue IN honor on Mrs
Jacs~ons brother Set Henry
Nmf and wife of,amp Ellis. IN
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-22

recently, or furloufh. 10 w.,
visiting his parents. ~ ana NJ,
J., Johnson.
Cpl Harry nogrer - VI Hn,.
cluca, Ariz.. has returned 10 Nj,
base, after VISITING hif s'fe les,
al 33lS Douglas street acre
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-22

gia primaries they wonder on
what Mind " reasoning Walter
White persists in his attempts 70
lure Negro voters 70 wore In north
ern states for the Democrats
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-22
Do You Wont q
DIAMOND LOAN?

Then visit our main Office and you1l
gei The best rate IN town Yes q pays
10 deal with this old-established
company.
Evening star., 1944-10-22
HELP WOMEN,

ACCOUNTING CLERKS, must be typists:
pleasant surroundings: salary, S1+O per
month. Apply auditor, AMBASSADOR
A2TERATfoNss = and sss ssststsnt STAN for our tai
loring department. frst-class. permanent
position; salary up to $50 weekly for flrst-
class helpa FREENY's, laos H st. NV. ,22'
DoRNE coRsETs, 1921 i4th st. I' NV.
ALTERATION HANDS on women's gar
FEkAoY TsntS qASFNSK5s HSKbs ST a. 14s
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aLTERATIoN ii q s5 nj HANDS, on xomen's coats
salary; sick leave and vacations with pay.
MORTON'S, 314 7th st. NV.
ALTERATION HANES and inishers ex-
perienced; permanent Apply Monday am
1e3n I-vine. Apt. 4. Adams 223s.
oDenins for LAYOUT artist who hss th9reu a
agency or newspape experience. Liberal
salary Full details, nlease Our ,ar-
sennel knows of this advertisement Box
ASSISTANT CREDIT MANAGER. excel,en,
opportunity for some one with retail
credit experiences; pleasant SURROUNDINGS
liberal discount on perso0al purch? ses
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP, 1919 st. NV
ASSISTANT FOOD SUPERVISOR, for su-
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In home economics Apply personnel Of
ASSISTANT MANAGER for for beauty It ~; salon. lon.
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ASSISTANT MANAGER for Lerner Shops,
located In Clarendon, Va; splendid oppor-
tunity for thoroughly experienced sales
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Evening star., 1944-10-22
HELP MEN.

$50 WEEKLY DRAW EACH, against com
mission to men for outside sales force:
ance experience; positions have better post
war earning possibilities: all-year employ
ment nndl unusual plan and sales approach With
P4FEsf PF 81 La% AZ II FIRM n Gssre. Gv yoans man
wita tfchncsI educs,.on to learn patent
adyaneemsnt in patent Profession. LIBERAL
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OLD EsTaBLIsGEp sHH industrial If and ordi-
nary debit. open Alexandra. must have
car; approximate earnings, ss5 per week
30se III spPSRsmen neea expert
enced construction workers at once Car
penters, chucktenders, cooks concrete
Long TOP Wases men ano nfes
paid. See hiring representative at United
States States Employment Service of War Man,
apply if now employed in essential in
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PATENWT TT LA% FIRM KASN soNs 60 desires
associate with knowledge of preparation
and prosecution and validity and infringe
minimum salary. $1,000. With excellent
perience. Replies confidential. Box 273-L
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY is offered an
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ment and supplies: we have large field Of
sentstion on some Of the countrys mos.
popular dairy machinery and supplies;
dvsncement and ncresiad inc income me u to
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car furnished and travelling expenses
paid paid s,oe opening territory in Herndon' ya.'
well GENERAL MILLS, INC, farms serv-
!ss SALES fys521 RfTns9T Va is the
portunity which comes once in lifetime
We want a man to take charge OF our
Washington sales force and warehouse
with US. Previous paint selling experience
helpful put not essential. II this JOB
doesnt A. yeg tell ene Of yonT good friends
highway, Baltimore 80, Md, or phone COL
HARDWARE STORE, man for all-around
work: permanent position. pleasant sur
ARL1NGToN RARDWARE. 1920 Columbia
SALES CLERK for inside parts dept. with
nationally known radio distributor; must
have some radio parts experience; excellent
salary and postwar prospects Ask fol
AMERICAN RED Cross Blood st Donor CEN
ter needs shipping clerks. See technical
supervisor, Acacia Bldg, 81 Louisiana
sAFEWAY sToREs-Many men needed fol-
large, retail food distribution industry
many opportunities to learn retail chain
store operations: good postwar future. posi-
tions available now: food clerks, meat
clerks, meatcutterS. warehou5emen, freight
car unloaders, porters: experience not re-
ouired in most Jobs: We will train you and
pay full wages while learning; good start
ing salary. most of these Jobs are con-
veniently located near your hame, vaca-
sTonp T te Seege
ance: weekly sick benefits up to IL weeks
at extremely low cost to you foptional)
Apply SAFEWAY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
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