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,
from what seemed to be six anC
up to fifteen, were in there fight
ing like mad. The main event wa
between Ole lack and Knees Ellis
with lack outpointing Ellis. Ron
aid Stone and John Randall were
really having a battle until Dannit
Davis got the smelling salts too
close to Ronnie's eyes, and the
fight was given to Johnnie because
Ronald couldn't see. The judges
were Wilbur Grissam, Clyde Tur.
rentine and Frank. Jr. Steele was
the referee.
After the fight there was a dance
which lasted 20 minutes. The main
hepsters were there, as usual, and
jumping on borrowed time.
A certain couple up and sur.
prised me by laying one Of those
sheets Of paper with the gold seal
on it, in my hand. They were
Phyllis Stone and that well-knowT
fighter and champ, J. d. Carlyle
In other words, they are now Mr.
and Mrs. Great coupled
No doubt every one has heard
about those mad dance bands
that are springing up all over
the Twin Cities, and this Is true
with the whites as well as with
the eOlOred. Have you ever stop
ped to think how Il is that swing
came into existence? We have
all been told how swing was first
taken from the natives in Africa,
and later developed into a thing
known as jazz. Jazz did not be-
come Well-knOwn in the North
until after the nineteenth CEN
fury, and then II began TO grow.
II ! may say so, / think the
majority Of these bands spring.
ing up under the direction Of we
sepia teen-ageTs are headed for
a downfall! Know why? Because
most Of us think that because
we are cOlOred, we have an ex-
eeptiOnal amount Of rhythm, but
try and tell that to the Duke, or
to Tommy, Artie, Benny, Erskine,
or any other Of the big time band
leaders! The first thing they will
ask us, can you read well7" Our
answer would probably sound like
this: mo, but I've got rhythm
From then on, we are just sol.
(SOlid out Of luck).
Saturday, there was a Vocation,
al Opportunity campaign meeting
at Wheatley that was really swell
There were several fine speakers
who talked to us teen-agers in our
own language, making it easy for
us to understand. After the meet
ing, was a great dance, with Stan
ley Berry and his fine combination
understand that the gators
are all pulling a ranging ramble on
triple dipper, and the solidteers
are really beaming with delight. Sc
| believe If you're a solid sender,
you'll be in your splendOr if you
take a gender at that frame and
fender.
So stick to that ball until | call,
and that's notIall-be a real fine
dancer and a fine, fine dancer.
Our Quiz Of the Week: What
happened to James Elliot's hand ?
see teeth prints! Is G. R. still
crazy about C. j., or has she re-
coveredH How serious is c. A,
about ~? Does J. P. like A. NJ,
A.? Or does A. NJ. A. like ]. Pr
Seems so. d. A. and C. r. seem
to be great, are they? F. L. seems
to be hep with D.? Murderl Mopl
Ouch! | just know that that popu-
lar girl, Lois Milsap, is still on A
honor roll. She is one girl that
gets A plus on her cards. Keep II
up, kiddol
Well, cats, l guess l will make
it short and sweet. l hope it's not
beat,
Duke IN. c. Don.
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Jolly Sixteen
To Present Play
AT WheUtley

The Jolly Sixteen club Of st.
Peters AME church, will present
a three-act play March 81, at $3.50
p. m, at Phyllis Wheatley House,
809 Aldrich Ave. N.
Appearing in the cast will be:
Leila Thomas, Lucille McAdams,
Vesta Young, Harriet Jones, Hazel
Curry, Nancy Allen, Esther Byars,
Mary L. Cannon, Mable Moore,
Lillian Cobbs, Marie Reddick, and
Allie Wilson.
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with a bootsy, is
like booting a
shooting with a
snOot. ZOOtl
The Junior
Golden Gloves
held at the
Wheatley, Friday
and Saturday,
was really a
knockout. T h e
tournament was
for Junior high
students only, and
l.
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they weren't for what would happen CHS
ded that the title had meaning and banned It from
bid in from and seasoning manufacturer who wants
mission the Of his products Pass the Firm
FramI
@. ey-wde nvitationa basketball tournament
Thursday through the SOth IS entered
the spirited with beautiful trophies
TO be awarded ION display at Kennedys this week..
steak dinner for the ASarsWednesday night the boys
treated steak dinner given by the Coach Kenney Wilson, his
place residence prepared by himself his bride and mohern
law
the disChageesCharles Latmer
Frank Schine Ebert Cotton and Louis Brown.
Saturday Earline Stokes Galloway,
cosmetic kit she ready
board the for her honeymoonushed home and back to the
and Mrs Victor Galloway who
hear made stunning bride and left after the
for weeks Chicago Pittsburgh New York and
Washington, D. C.
Southernares aso OmeRa
party the Moody then reception the Sterling
Cluh
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gets us is that this fiopperooo
wasn't the first one. Wonder
If there is anything to the rumor
that Billy Colbert is slated for
the boxing franchise after May /?
Have you heard the story Of the
fighter who used to fight in pa
jamas? He figured: "If i'm
going to sleep, l might as well be
comfortable"
At the Auditorium Tuesday night,
the gals took over and a most sur
Prising crowd attended. Nearly
5000 fans made this the largest
attendance Of the season. Call
this sport what you may, that is
II you want to call it a sport, but
did you know that we hardly ever
miss a Tuesday night?
The next local boxing show will
be announced Sunday, and since
this paper hits the homes on Fri
day we'll hurry it along for you
April IL. Jackie Graves (if
hands are ok. will be one-half
Of the headliner.
One Of the real treats of the
amateur boxing season was held
at the auditorium Wednesday
night. Father Tom Maugher
should take a bow for the large
crowd, as he was indeed a busy
man peddling those buckets the
few weeks. Watching Vince
past few weeks. -. Watching Vince
Donnelly, the promising young
heavyweight perform. was really
worth the money.
Among the things we couldn't
understand: why some people
hang around when they should
hang instead. II is nice to
see a father and son combina-
ton; that is, father managing
son. But when a father
encourages his son into plain
murder for almost two whole
years then it's almost time for
one to scream. That's what
we've done for more than a year
now. We're referring to Joe
Stepka, ST., and son Joe. All
this time there has been no
doubt in anyOne's mind that Joe
would never get any place as a
fighter, and the more people and
newspapeTmen kept telling him
that his boy was heading for the
nut house and etc, the more de-
termined he was to make us
silly. Well, now he is con-
WINGED. His boy collapsed
just as his fight was over Mon
day night, and was rushed to the
hospital. The doctors an
nOuneed that 1t was a heart at
tack and that his fighting days
are over. . Reminds me of the
fight manager yelling to his
tighter from a corner, Kill him,
kill him, he can't hurt u.s."
THE CHATTER BOXER:
Jackie Graves is working out at
Potts. . Ted Woodland knows a
fight manager who is a real 10
percenter Z. only 10 per cent of
his fighters ever work. Joe
Louis will enter the ring better
than three to one favorite over
Billy Conn. l know of an ex-
fighter who is on a diet-he's eat
ing nothing but food. The next
wrestling date is set for the first
Tuesday in April. . Boxing in St.
Paul is the only sport in the Two
Cities that has lost money. In
Minneapolis it's like money in the
bank whenever a fight date is an
nounced. Joe Stepka will be
out Of the hospital by time you
read this. A nice boy. His
dad (manager) heard about easy
riches by some fighters. When
he had less chances than the Japs
had. BUT DON'T GET Me
WRONG-I LOVE THE BOXING
GAME.
HALLE Q. BROWN BOWLING
LEAGUE STANDINGS
March Is, Is4S
Won Lost Hdrp
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:
night something
was doing in the
week of sports.
Monday night,
Eddie Williams,
the SANITY City
promoter, W h o
doesn't exactly
know how (or II
you believe that
one can get so
many continuous
bad breaks). At
any rate the show
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Juvenile 1--WE
w nONATn CATVc

BY DONALD GATES
Frizaling a frizel with a frail,
is like Trailing a frizy with a
frizaling, or shooting a snootsy
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SPORTS-VUES
BY
PERCY VILLA

Plenty of paragraphs for the
price Of one! Last week was one
Of the real busy weeks of the year,
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then your worry fer the is The more
|. :.
crushed they and the old dusty flowers they
have them the they'll look, according to the
fashions. You know how a straw hat looks after X
II has been raned sort Of erumpled and out Of
shape, well Imagination from that picture
III have made myself clear) these models cost from
$2975 up VII - NJ
Spent pleasant afternoon with Jeanette Dorsey ~
saturday in the afternoon). Later after the chat "
window shopping tour trekked -
Of the spots and glimpsed poouEp
Mary Brady, Helen Phillips, Marion Macke, Betty boOhEF
Preston S Paul. Gloria Gbrea Louise Howard and sister, Betty
Mcclure Gene Gresham, Mary Early handsome
full Of talk about his brother
Freddie who the hospital at Camp Mccoy and who is to be
Pat Mallory sisters
husband and their brother Robert Mallory Vernon and
Ernesine Young -. Albert Wallace and MORE too! go
Generally Speaking Auzze DIAL the noted Twin City pianist will
guest st. Thomas style Howard Walker the
dancer, is back from Seattle Wash Howard prices
much high for HIM Carl and a Ampey purchased the
week. They quite enhusd about it. Geneveve Cooper
the Radio that by the Twenty Lmeers Ia kids club
Monday Little Butch Scott (son Of John and Dorothy Scott Of St
PAUL. myself the guests Of the Blue Monday Club club
organized the gloom Mondays They have quite
time together Everyone congena and the food they
ummmmI That is the part liked the best Natehi
painting the hobby show the Baker Co store last week and
first prize in the pastel painting The picture
eenteng around Lake Pepn Interviewed Mr. Burns and
found that painting just hobby and another hobby he writes
This painted during his time mostly the evenings
after work You Mr. Burns employed at the Minneapolis
YMCA and has been for the past Mrs Burns who is
the community. She is quite active She the vice
Church Women Council president Of the
Johnnie Baker Post Auxiliary member OF the membership committee
Of the Minneapolis YWCA and member Of the Minneapolis Urban
Auxiliary The Burns have lovely home and Of the
decorating done by the mister The Burns have been
Next you another interesting family the
Cities II know Of who has interesting hobby
&. just let me know SEEl
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By ]. MELVIN

apohs tournament, because Of their
inexperience, but intends to have
them enter in the Golden Gloves Of
the coming year.
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Quartz is used in the oscillator,
called the heart of a radio.
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Halle Boys
Good Prospects

Halle Q. Brown champions in
the Golden Gloves finals, are Dick
Smith, son of Mrs. Christine
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(renamed in the trios honor. The main dining room
was left practically empty night after night.
As q result, the Trio Is featured In the main
dining room for three shows night, besides their
small room chores. They are raking In S096 Of the
net profit Of the King Cole Room.
The Phil Moore -Four are featuring the postwar's
first peace song Get On Board the Peace Train" The
cutest line-and TRUSTS you've found that wars
awful pastme let's make that this Is the last
timel" This recording group is appearing at New
York's fabulous Downbeat room on b2nd street.
Pass the Firm Fran! When the King Cole Trio
made their sensational double talk record of Grim
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Slaughter, 71s St. Anthony Ave-,
and Chuck Mccoy, son of Mrs
Josephine Mccoy, 1893 N. Dale St.,
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WW5 ~1M CMEM Is:

By EMMA CREWS

King Cole Trio who appearing Holywoods swank
headwater there resgnng his job
because all Of the who usually parOnize the main ballroom
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o. THIS lis NT
wi " KfkMBx GG0Ia &Scseu

What first would be dull week end turned
be quite interesting Saturday night
window shopping and those hdous hats to this
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''PrObIems of Humanity"

a HUMAN RELATION COLUMN WILHELM The TROUBLED IN
MIND AND HEART CAN SEEK COUNSEL AND GUIDANCE
IL
write y N ~ a
Of a
sPIRATIoNAL READING With each Reading will receive personal letter
ito
Of treason to
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THE ABBE WALLACE SERVICE
co 3l4 Third Street So- Minneapolis is. Minnesota
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-29
Announcements

NOTICE. THIS is TO NOTIFY MY
customers and the general public tina
I have moved my tailoring business to
2o7 IL Princess St, upstairs. G. +.
Setter, Tailor.
FOR COMPLETE TRAVEL REsERvA-
tons anytime. anywhere. consult VIII
mington Travel Agency. l2s Princes
street. Phone 2-lo37- SEA uche's'
reservations
FELToN's STOCK YARD, LOCATED AT
Myrtle Beach, S. c.. on Myrtle Beacn
Farm Road will have auction sale Tor
live stock. personal property, or any
thing you law to sell. First sale Jan
uary It'll, 1s47 and every Tuesday
thereafter. Sale starts at two o'clock.
Bring your stock early. Market prices
paid. We also sell dressed beef and
pork daily. Inspect our new Slaughter
house. E. B. FELTON,, Myrtle Beach.
S c.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-29

SALESMAN WITH AGRICULTURAL
college education. good personally md
appearance, ambitious. Complete sales
training course given free. Salary an'
expenses, car furnished. Show in ap'
p1ication age, experience, education
ETC." Write Box Sea care star,
News.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-29

SALESMAN WANTED TO TAKE
charge Of territory by old, reliable
concern selling lubricants, paints and
roof coating. Field training. Drawing
account to producers. Write saes
Manager, Box 1341, Dallas, Tex,
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-29
87-Wanted, Male or Femal

DISHWASHER WANTED TC WORK
from 7 Z. nj. to 3 p. m. Apply "
White Front Grill.
Evening star., 1946-08-01
REPAIRS and SERVICES.

TILE REPAIRING and new installation b,
ARMANi Bros. IA. ssoos or rsis iifsesasnsf charef
TRASH REMOVAL promptly don't. AMER.
lCAN TRASH CO.. 1885 sth st. NV. DE
Trash AND ASHES REMOVED, reason.
able; lob or contract, Call .HO. s464.-l
TYPEWRITERS cleaned. oiled and adjusted
All work guaranteed RE. l177, UNITED
TYPEWRITER CO. s13 l4th NV.
USED CAMERAS bought ano sold. FULLER
SAt1oA.l \ d1AIHERrs; ERis INC SIS 10th St NV
WASHING MACHINES repaired by exper
veteran; guaranteed service. Phone WA
RIVERDALE HOME Appliance CO .-f W.
WATCHES-Dunn, watch specialist, car
make unobtainable parts; crystals guar
anteeo dust proof l year: 4-day service
Ma: 4l92, .l107a Eye st. NV. A
W1RING-Flourescent lighting. Neon. bs
bonded licensed electricians. GEO. E
xfTESfIoN xfHfSSfH6Ns 6oSfkAGToRs Sn G ksso Have new
draulic lit: suitable for hauliins @ Cement
brocks' trocs En gravel and lumber; Job or con-
CIGARETTE BURNS and damage on fur
niture repaired and polished. Call GIL
fEss DRaINING sI,sG ROTH bim TROUBLED Call US TO,
help; why have a wet basement. UN
ATTENTION. Arlington and D. Gree es-
Inmates on all electrical appliances. Phone
Trinidad 90h9. FRANCIS & STOCKSDALE
Evening star., 1946-08-01
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

fMPLoYED COUPLE. eolorsd, desires
janitor,s quarters IN NV. or S. Spring area
GIRL, colored, general housework TR
general housework; 5h-day week, Call
GfRL, On .'eo eolored, wants Job 3 days week
caro- care and ref Write KATHRYN BOW. Es
siRII; : soiossa Cd sss e. general 9s.ssveIs; ssgs
between $50 and pm. II
GIRL wants tal-tims syI lob or ssys TSrk sa1s
sny an tims nay Tu.s FL sNo Or Wed can Lo o'"0
ga, days no Sundays or nights, 1920
GIRL, relned, coIored wishes day work
through NJ ThgTs g5so and Fri Call after IL
Girl, coiored. wishes e.hw: experienced;
nc, SUNDAYS; s25 week; $50 to pm
e $sRli olGs, Ssplors'' wishes d''"oFs- can
Girl GIRL salorsa desires days work or full
GIRL. colored, wants general housework
and plain cooking, 5h days week. NO
GIRL, colored, wants DAYS work Mon.
fare MI s433
GIRL, colored, neat, wants work as nurse
maid or housework. full or part time
GIRL colored. neat. wishes cleaning, full
REFINED white middIe-aged widow de.
sires to keep house for widower; excellent
references. AID 1855 .
WOMAN, colored, wants part-time work
till IL; good worker, good references Cal
DU 22a5. MRS. EDWARDS, at pm
snd. Fri. 66c per hr. and cariare, MI
WOMAN. colored, desires part-time work
references I'D. 743S
YOUNG WOMAN would ike household
duties in exchange for apt. Box 3ss-Y
Star.
a coon COOK. morning work, part time
Call North 1877
Evening star., 1946-08-01
PERSONAL,

Wright, If YOU are in need Of . loan up TO
iHS sGMnR fh 'saT soAkbiNs5u ssPs5urf HOME on Chess,
peake Bay for, children, 4 70 To- planned
menus, supervised camp activity, modern
snd moeS play
VACANCIES in licensed day nursery in Sc;
excenent enS iit supervisor; PROTECTED playsround
bREssMAkrsaup4mu MasHf srd cs s FR Essen ssaS
FSsS. ~ FSsnsiIs ssz ssuasa' and
are sSaisbe eaee'ahT in desrabe I've camp
IS s. sis.f.sSf. vi VI in}sr"ea write
Howell Academy for Boys on Severn suIsf River: r.
YoGNG BGsISEsswoMANs,p spGiS now SSSa operatins
established business, needs financial assist
9aee 1aS Ior improvements and expansion. Box
sir SIR Covers, 6SsE DRApER1Es. CO. 5asao. as
'esfS dsSef 1E 0uE
WANTED-colored foster home for board
'fHs56EPfsSs fs5E s
fee Relief from 'ea eans and sohes DUE 20
nervousness, piles, colds. fiu or other all
feet feet Lady naturopath, 20 years Years SH experi-
CAN caMr in fshhssfsSs 81 iess to - start
Ss!SS11as RsssSv saatns
For reservations call Ma. 312O, Ext. 1853
located above Loew7s Columbia Theater
is EaqpRsd p order tGr so Ssrc rA P5sss
lsormsrly Of FifsA ave- N.Y., II ff16 6f'sE St.
s5EMANENT soS Waves s. aad
FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE, 1910 G st.
SLIP COVERS and draperies professionally
RoMf RSRShip p6RnRaTs sRsFsatssa p cShv
tsfGsf < g0q BAs9 fss' sHRc s. SHf rfs
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SsRf NaSsrIns KSd Sax Wa e91sss 91ss cs
DYE WoRk beautifully done at ExouisI.s
bve s nso our y ron ssrd at ExadSsITE ESdSpsnf
GLEANERs, aiE $500 dsorsia ave a. s777.
home; am. to 5 pm: hot lunch. shep-
Pss,t GoEoac y ssaS - special
sGbuksas zsas Fl osTHR MisRpSn HoME D..5.d o4
willing to do light tasks or help with small
children; must be l0c in Montgomery
County. Call Rockville m or write
SOCIAL SERVICE LEAGUE, l04 s. Perry
St, Rockville, Nd 3
WANTED, colored lady with a nice home
to care for children DU 4054.
HAIR CUT, TRIM? New York's hand tail
ored no clipper-razor used. HOUSTON
BARBER SHOP, 910 st. NV q
PARSONS COUNTRYSIDE day and board
ing camp features for children, 3 to IL
years old, daily swimming, pony riding
camp activities under the supervision Of
excellent ,counselors and trained health
stan. Daily transportation. Boardins ia
cllities weekly or monthly. 940I Georgia
ave. SH. 1874.
PIANO TUNER, all repairs, city or suburbs
quick service, satisfaction guaranteed
VICTOR GEORGE, AT, 1885 -
FEEL BETTER after first treatment or no
fee. Relief from pains and aches due to
weak heart. asthma. rheumatism. arthritis
piles, colds, fiu or other all
ments. Also relief from aching. swollen
feet. Lady naturopath. 90 years expert
ence. SH. 1885. Ofice closed til Aug IL =
Evening star., 1946-08-01
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

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o. movie 9asfit; largest seiseston II
range range hndefs Iii alms, Nii eUlor aims photo photo
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no extra, cost; This compressor is espe-
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tanks HARpfNa PAINT Z Z HARpWsAfREis' RE-
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ALTO SAX, E flat. gold lacquer no case;
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ANTIQUES - Early American drop-leaf
tables CD, cherry. walnut and pine; pri-
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ANTIQUE maple and mahogany desk chair
chest desk, ,Duncan-Phyfe table. 5s40
ANTIQUE--Sleish beds. twin size with box
springs, also. Victorian love seat. lo4 w.
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needlepoint bench, Chippendale side chair
$40 Macarthur blvd. NV.
Evening star., 1946-08-01
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

BABY sITTER-Refined middle aged widow
wants work after e pm. and week ENDS
as maid in store, 6day week; or 5 days
diesninG day. Cal ''2" am. 10 TH pm, Executive
COMPANION Personal SECRETARY,
HA HbAkEssMakfSG, sss4 ESt 4Gs dssign. remod altera
ssRT PRs fys ITvlss Ap HD MISS MIS-
DREssMAKING, design, ,remod., slters;
1iens s, eye ad gowns speciaify reas n S5Ss MtSS
EEP sSo sTvlea spANIsH Ap' English %
iator Secretary. 36 years old, college, ex-
cellent references, taught in D. c. high
ehoo oh Of dsD Of G SeR Yor M
paper syndicate; will travel. Call HO.
2I04. RIM; 200, from 3 to 8 3
sahL saTR fSsIFsS es}I No ofsff55 sfs sfer sF
GIRL, colored, wants JOB as waitress, :
years sxperience. FLORENCE THomP-
LADY srad Lewis Hotel TRAINING .aE. tssDoD sshopl.
sible executive POSITION in club or school se
NURSE. practicai. for elderly people; live
in; s35 per week doctors reference RE.
NURSE, available for day and night duty;
adult cases only. Ask for MRS. CRAIG
NURSE, eolored Registered nurse desires
vate duty or doctors assistant 1efs. DE,
PERSONAL SECRETARY aassIsTANIx
University graduate with years e1-
perience in Government and private IN
relation and personnel, seeks position as
personal secretary assistant TO busy execl-
REsrbESr iEs sEss Fsfs MANAGGRsHir elz ii small apt
house, wanted by young married woman in
exchange for apartment Pleas as, pegsolH n,;Slc
administrative positions Husband vet. STU
dent lent 6. W, u; no chill. Cali co 5l4s
SECRETARY-Would like TO secure po-
sition with reliable organization where
ated Ten years experience in bookkeep-
ing, personnel, administrative and execu-
tive capacity. Available Immediately, Box
ssCRETARY, young lady, experienced;
desires nonroutine position al right hand
to some one needing person capable Of
fhdns itia.iVe and % sbilty TO carry out your ideas
Prefer lawyer. writer, publicity director,
advertisins agency or any enc onsring
.nSsresisos sBo sox ss4.V SagSul Star T0'k 0s' week
SECRETARY wishes position in small Of
hce; j 0 yrs. exp collese girl exec. ability;
salary not Under $50 wk.; avail Oct st.
sTENoGRAPHER, tygist, desires work. to
TYPING Of any sorm wanted al. city mailing Mailing
VETERAN, competent desires permanent
secretarial work; min. salary $50 week
WOMAN, colored, young, desires position
after pm as elevator operator or what
WohsN hsys to eoared Wants A laundry to do
home: lst class service Cali LII 1854
YOUNG WOMAN desires position as secre-
tary in small downtown ONCE some ,6if,,s 6ieta-
5 DAYS. S45 week Boz 361-Y. Star. q.