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Evening star., 1947-07-25
HELP DOMESTIC.
60K G.H.W., colored, 1855 years.

COOK CIV, colored. 1886 years. Live
in. Recent local references. Other help
employed. S22.5 to start. EN-. 2344
G;HW;. tspPorary emps fss aozs weeks ss beg
Civ. OR MOTHERS HELPER. white,
2 adults, 2 children: health card and city
reference: University Park, Md. WA.
care for 2 girls: new
bungalow. MR.. RAYMOND, 6412 goth ave-,
Green Meadows, WA. IT'S. rs
to care for Q three.year,
old child and home; cook for self and
child only pleasant room in an attractive
home: good salary to competent person.
1411 Decatur st. NV, GE. 1922.
MAID, 2 days, Sun. and Mon; sleep IN
Sun. night; top wages; refs. required.
WOMAN, to live in and take care Of 2 chill
dren, ghw Call HY. 1858. -27
IN EXCHANGE for caring for my
motherless children, ages Z, and 10 and
managing my home. will pay q small
salary and furnish food and private room
side ties; Must love childrs;n, ar;n,,aa and Be Be-,
erences desired. Write. or call at 1907
N. Highland ST., Clarendon, Va, Va block
off Wilson blvd) Friday, Saturday or sun
dav between and 7 pm. 2T
RELIABLE WOMAN, vicinity 18th and T
ne; Saturday mornings; give references.
Box 109-X, Star. 20
Evening star., 1947-07-25

CLEANING OF HOMES by the Job Walls
everything, heavy or light. Ii. 57sS.
GIRL, colored desires job as baby sitter
or mothers helper. NO. 1884, bet. IL
and pm No Sundays. go
GIRL, colored, would like g.h.w. Job; stay
nights. DE. 1893.
GIRL, eolored. wants part-time work; eor
general, housework FIR. 1864. .26s
GIRL, colored, wants days work cleaning
apt; DE. 4295. . a.u,, u,r, 49, ,x
the week FIR. 5217.
GIRLS (2l desire daywork or afternoon,
cooking. cleaning apt, 80 to $50: refs
LU. 0432.
GIRL, colored. desires position cleaning
doctors office at any time. Call FIR: 9123
WOMAN, colored, wishes cooking of any
kind; Washington refs. FIR. 2709. -
WOMAN, middlelaged, white, to care for
baby and light housework; live in OF
WOMAN, colored, wishes to care for baby
ct home while mother works. TR. 1874
WANTED, by neat, capable woman, day. s
work for every Saturday AT 1884.
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SAlESMEN.

INSURANCE sALEsMEN wanted, full and
part time Cali ME. 24ss for appt. :, be-
ITFE Tffh ISsURAScE SSU I - Liberal commissions
plus guaranteed salary for sale and serv-
ICE Of weekly premium monthly and regu-
lar ordinary life insurance. Call MA. 1890
REAL REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN-smallo organi-
cation has need for several men with auto,
@GRllds eo@misson a1DssSs srFansement cali Ma 97os
REAs RfsMfeR PsTaTf ana SALESMAN, full time only;
pepelsuds perieneed Salesman. e % c. D. MURpHY. 14ol
T5sR KIR st EsrArE At sAEEsMEN ias aass
IN Gnf person aGf v'fvH WRIMANS IN PRoPERTfEs NC,
Room 205. 2420 Wilson blvd. Arl., Va:
sALEsMAN-Pleasant outside work; sal sal.
AIRY and comm; car UNNECESSARY; expert @
ney to msfe Biz
NEW YORK JEWELRY co" 719 7th ST
sAIEsMAN-Drawingag against commission;
good hours; should make over $50 week;
mems wear store. MILLS CO., 9th and E
sALEsMAN-Pleasant outside work; sal
AIRY and comm; car unnecessary expert
enced canvassers, preferred; good oppor-
NEW HH' 4oER te asks vi Co. ss
sALEsMAN-Pleasant outside work; SAL
eneed ene si'c canSassers preferred: good oppor-
NEW new YORK ie Rs JEWELRY Co, 71s 7th st.
SALESMAN. fine opportunity covering COM
plete line plumbing and heating installa-
tlon and major home appliances. Expert
PIUMBISG fISJ ISi' & Oi HEATING, S44 H st. ne
sAIEsMaN Ali SSas with some experience in hsas:
before 10 am DISTRICT HARDWARE
APPLIANcE co, INC, 2146-214s P ST
weekly commission sitting at q desk ii
our ONCE explaining attractive radio pro.
working for leading radio, stations coas'
to coast offers chance to break INTO spe.
cialized advertising field and managers, nan n,
statesmen wanted; salary and commits,
sSp shsnss LIFE IF co D'7
saLEs III a'T REPRESENTATIVE for appoint.
Rressivs mesi reai estate Examinations in wash.
nsso real Baae more or sns
newest saleslady made two, sales within
the first two weeks licensed, netting hel
% ever mskns skGS BIC as money As cali now and take
advantage of this unusual opportunity
Don't wish next ESns mSnth s9s ,hst gSInbW yS4 hae
MI. 1924, g-5 pm.
SELL TREK, sensational new auto ac-
cessory: initiates tires instantly, puts out
fires; no motorist should be without: sells
for S4 95; your commission, ST. 25; sales
men making $40 to S25 daily in spare
time. AUSTIN RIM. LA, 1916 Eye st. NV.
-25
WHOLESALE CANDY HOUSE desires ex
nerfenced salesman, commission basis
must have car. Apply 314 Randolph pl
nssi nqSssTiERsTATI sTAT MOTOR CARRIER desire,
serytces of one familiar with sales anc
fraffc for Washineton- territory: excellent
opportunity. State age and experience
BOX 4S7-V. Star. -"
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HELP WOMEN (cont. }

TEACHERS, elementary: primary and kin
dergarten; must have, A. B. degree. state
qualifications and salary expected. BOX BOX
1IflM;H rEERfHoaE on; WORK in your own home
sasi sastLn MPss PSsfeFTse FERRES RS soliciting
ings, diversified duties, bookkeeping eX-
perience helpful. Apply MRS. CHARLoCK,
RIM. 237. 733 18th st. NV. -25
TYPIST, assistant in small office: knowl-
salary saEs Of s4o Sn0FsafnS ea Rs aslP 0das
TYPIsT with. knowledge Of shorthand, for
SEARS 4SHfS5 es Co.
Lawrence ave. ne. NO. 6543. - u
Whit wanted W ne9son nor It
WAfTREss fR Tor h, the i Lisner Home in chevy
ns coPaons m15s T0Ef supply
cs MIS- Ss5a1Z KRSGsE SSa gef EN- 09a'a
sHHs EHEs sFgaa ERf5sP'ss e 4D'S y
saff1s WHfTREss. S. must have red hair; for ex-
elusive restaurant in GEORGETOWN. Pheene
VA MWAITREs;sEs. TTHREs;sEs 2, white, good working con-
aitions. good salary and tips; girls from
assa aSi ss5 P's
WA1TkEssEs, va + Il 1s to 45, white, experience
not necessary; no nights or Sundays: good
wages and working hours. S. s. kREsGE dss
CO.. 18th and E SITS. NV. %
WAITRESS, white to work in delicatessen,
from Z pm. to 1890 pm; must be de-
pendable. Call WA. 3141. rs
WOMAN, young. white high school grad
uate, 1925. to train as X-ray technician:
allowance while training; Roentgenologist
medical center. Box 94,x, star az su+,os
cook for Box 49s-T. Star. 27'
X-RAY TECHNICIAN: good salary; plsII pleas-
DREN'S HOSPITAL, 18th and w st. NV,
YOUNG LADY, must be experienced in re-
tail jewelry store; 5l2 days. $50 per week.
B. GREENBERG JEWELRY CO., 1744 Pa.
YOUNG YtSi S' WOMAN. call on architects and
contractors for information service; ma
tionai concern in nearby ND Nd ,asl,v and Va;
necessity; no sales; salary, $3.50 mo. to
start plus expenses; 6-day week. Box
AK, Star. -27.
CAPABLE WHITE PERSON to live in and
care for children and 6; salary depend
ent upon experience; temporary employ
ment until about Oct. l considered. EN-
Evening star., 1947-07-25
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

MODERN TRAINING in beauty culture. all
for CT training. WAE-FIYNN BEAUTY
COLLEGE. 1910 G st. NV, DI. 1852.
POPULAR PIANO and accordion taught
in short time: results guar approved for
GI training. CHARLES NEWMAN STUDIOS,
1905 G st. NV. ME. 400. RA. $500
BEAUTY OPERATORS NEEDED-Modern
training in all subjects, day, night and
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL, approved
for D: c.. reauirements and Gl training.
1910 N. Y. ave. ME TITS Estah. 1918.
FLYING INSTRUCTION under CT Bill of
Rights For details, call OIL. sSSS.
GERMAN. learn conversation the easy way.
Box 59-X. Star 26"
PIANO INsTRUCTIoN for beginners. Call
NO. 3499. -27
DRIVING - Efhcient and patient tutor
will instruct at your convenience Rea-
FRAZER PIANO sTUDio. 221s wis. ave.
.w-Instruction voice and piano; prac-
tice space available; summer rates. EN-.
PIANO-Classical and popular style in
struction by exp. radio and concert mu-
sician at your home or studio OR. O77s.
Evening star., 1947-07-25
DOMESTIC.
PERSONAL.

SLIP COVERS, draperles, upholstering;
wide selection Of latest fabrics; quick. eff
fs1f ToN UPHoLsTEs1Nd 1TSs Sssss co 1sos st.
HOME 4 ON Fl HEAgfNG RSgH ExpERrs-warm air,
hot o, we eW
estimates without obligation. Phone OR
sss4ss2s Waves Il 81. "a
G7NS Ef5f s09s y as7eesef Psio &
4 y Yov ARE ~ NEED Or a LOAN " sgss e
LENDERS NC. 7so4 oeorgia ave.
sash safe. csii % 81 $500 for ihaestiasted sistsss
chaperons; licensed, bonded service. 81
ALTERATIONS of all kinds, dressmaking
tailoring, prompt service Trinidad 54. 1913
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches Eng
lish., self-confidence. freedom from sell.
consciousness: air-cond. studio. MI; 255O
to to sit with your children9 Day or evening.
EERMASSINr ~ 81; snsmDoe aRa R%a.ssRHg aagsE
HONOUR SCHOOL. 1910 N T. ave.
ALTERATIONS on all ladies garments;
RFog i4h and st. ee1snt ns co 5eFssss open
IMMEDIATE Cash for your home: ne; % o.
g. CO.. DI. 1854. RE. 1888.
SLIP COVERS, draperies, balances protss.
tailored from your or our materials: WORK
manship guaranteed. District O122. 26'
HUMPTY DUMPTY NURSERY SCHOOL,
Pickup and delivery services Two meals
a day Also, day and night care; Inspsc-
ton invited. Licensed home. UN. odSl.
ALTERATIONS, REsTYLING-ouick. ex-
pert service. Don't destroy your charm
by wearing ill-fitted clothes. Can HO. 0657
FREE-LANCE SCRIPT WRITING. adv. copy.
pub. rel. work, by newspaper-radio writer
NURSING HoME-vacancy in n-st-rate
| nursing home, specializing in expert nurs-
ing. care of beg BEG patients; medical supsryi-
PROPER TRAINING and child care. while
you work; vacancy for two; to years.
CAMP Can CAToCT1IN FOR GIRLS Riding
every day. swimming. boating in a mile Of
private stream; Northern virginia: regis
tration now for wk. or wk. periods in
August Ma 3120. Ext. 1902.
yICTROLA RECORDS MADE in your home.
children's receptions. parties, any time.
HOME RECORDING Co, GIL. 460a. 80
|soNGwRITERS, ATTENTIoN-An outlet
Tor your songs Music pub. co. B. NJ I,
lic) will sell business. cheap, TO auaiined
Evening star., 1947-07-25
REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES. typewriters. pur-
chased ana traded repaired quickly; Ss. rea; na;
Dortabies nosI5fs % est. Il yrs rs oFF1cE MAcH1SEs
CO. si$ ,5.s ny: ms gldg re- ssss sSsd
81 s.as' li?7 ~ a'gsiSai United + TTySsWRiTEs C.:
sR1ekHaYiNG s1a heia = NEereplaess ehimnsys re;
SRs[5sfA SRfGSfArfsc FxSSAS xS6S4EzcE5h FL sSs Se
sR1GKMAsSs tSs aSsiA Ss ST sSa$ bfs
sss soHN sfFsfs ssfRs ST
sMeh sns ana nsesss
mates: easy terms. MI. 5056 between
eA%ERka an B a re aRfefAEkfNG. Z FL 4s.hour service
foreign and domestic. Cali PETRov, Dis
t5iSs CAMERA a HPM go IS 10Th st." st.
e yssF szpsT1snse met ssss0fy NA DaT:si I'll
dormer windows. stairways, porches, in;
cAkFENTRYcompiete AAk EN- q oe a .emodslins. sesi
nds esnsa ea snd SR 4sis OF all
sssmsts seRRfaN 5s'f5 h5 saS
caRpENTR9, Az EMF Z Rot Roor PAINTING. screen
ing. general repairing done reasonably
Call MR., SWAMI D1. 5000 after 5 Pm
CHINA REPAIRING ExPERT-Iyory figu-
1906 Wis. ays. NV: AD ,5i. ssz7; ,nd aaI sIsc.
ND ND Mf sfcye VI fs as15 M
ELECTRIC WIRING. commercial and resi-
es4a sna ous Sd ane repaSs TSEe REeAI
FLO FIooRs SRs' sANpE1 and and anished, cleaned s ne
ea end GazffdaY G faYoR ESEk dSae %R 1a p s. Va and
faster FLOOR SERVICE. Dial MA. o45e
ftsSks + SS sxxpED and n5shss skilled
66kE fSSkEs ssNSpE SpEEs and Pu nishsd sans Have
WRoH VIII ssFi r16Sss 5e9s e. s1l5 M5s
Fl Floors soao sANDED and finished; old floors
P6isS P6RSAcf Zee RErAass. II al slnds RepsiE
FHSsNirukE lHHsss NE REksoNo REFaTR Work, ' type
upholstering. springs tied. refinishing an
aeliKers SGIK gone one ~ week sae't HARVsY MooRE
ING i1f sIh REPATRs i BE in 1904 your
I.Es pr!sssi eaiI pE esSs es "a; coll @ss
FURNITURE OfhOlS1EhED, EellHlSDcn
and reglued: 4 years. experience. o. All
TGkNfTnRE Tfhs faafsn'esdF eksdRFiNisaER expert in
tique and moderN furniture; repairs.
scratches and cigarette burns removed IN
your home. Call HO: 070S any time. 27s
FURNITURE REPAIRING and rsfnishing
expertly done. Free estimates. Phone 81.
FURNITURE REPAIRED, refinished all
work done in your home: any trip. Gail
GENfRAL s2i WssSeaSi coNTRheTNG sae sa'S painting.
papering, cement work, carpentry. roof
work, floor finishing. Call HOME sERV-
ICE DECORATING, ME. 1894. 5
GEN. REPAIRS, painting. carpentry and
Speciality. Estimates. LOVES, HI. 1872.
OLD DOMINION CONTRACTING Co. GIL
0211. Additions. alterations, remodellng
roofing. siding; terms. free estimates: vir-
oSrii1rifsnih and door refnishing. Prices Iedussd i
to SO mos. to pay. Free estimate. No dowr
PAINTING, PAPERING, repairs. floor fin
nishing; quality our motto. ]. r. LAW
Renee. 727 Webster st. NV. RA. 9703,
PAINTING AND PAPERING-The best for
less, Free estimates. no obligation. Call
PafSTISG, Pasfs1f sa pApERMG and Kem-Tonins;
guaranteed work; prewar quality: reason
able prices: white workmen. Call Mr.
PAINTING, exteriors, interiors redecorated
with harmonizing on-the-iob mixed colors:
guaranteed neat, eficient and reasonaaoie
PAfNT1sG FAINT a. intsrior @ decorating exterior;
80 years exper.; free estimates; fine work.
ME- 1894 T. b. MAPLE 26a
Evening star., 1947-07-25
SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN

COUPLE, coiored, want tanitor lob, to live
in, with salary and small apt. EN-. 1893
LADY selling her converted residence
taker-janitor couple for similar position IN
small apartment house. NV. section Botn
only quarters for services. Exceptiona1ly
honest and responsible persons. with SIX
iiteiy TMeanested. re BOZ 4eS-T. Star.
Evening star., 1947-07-25
SAlESMEN lSanA ]

TWO EXECUTIVE TYPE men to repre-
sent Wash. area; must have car. Earn
]. H. LEVEN. RE. 1871.
REAL OPPORTUNITY offered ambitious
hard-hitting statesmen who desire to entel
the advertising field A complete line o1
direct mail, calendars, advertising spe.
cialties and gift items created by Amer.
icas foremost manufacturer. Successfu
urday and Sunday, 10 till only. LOUIS
F. DOW CO.. 1880 Conn. ave, D. G. u
Evening star., 1947-07-25
MOTOR TRAVEL

ers and guests share expenses; refs. eX-
changed: cars to all cities, California
daily: 1921 n. Y: ave: nv, RE. 6Ss9., 80.
week: can accommodate 2 or 3. Phone
TR. 1904. 26s
LADY will drive 4 other ladies to histori-
cal points of interest including 1.-The Com
mon Glory pageant at Williamsburg; ex-
penses reasonable; careful driver. Box
look, Star. 26S
DENVER, COLO, take two: leave soon;
late car: reasonable VI. 5671.
TO BOSTON, August ], will take young
couple, one to assist in driving; return
approx . wkS RA 1922. -27
ARMY OFFICER driving new car, Calf.
Aug. Q RE. 67O0, Ext. 1874, $40
m Monday mr. after -0S
Evening star., 1947-07-25
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

GROCERY Q10}; $500 weekly bus. with
nice rooms; mixed neishborhood; nice nx-
lures; ideal for beginners Asking price,
$4,000 complete. "SIEGEL & RUBIN" Elk.
2501. Ask for Sindler: ewes. VI. 2431.
RIDGE REALTY OFFERS:
|. Grocery doing ST 900 per week. white
location: living quarters, excellent hours.
Priced very low.
colored bar and grill. 14th St location,
business steadily improving; large seating
capacity. Big money-maker.
Grocery doing ST. 900 per week, colored
trade: large living quarters: rent only S75
per mo. Priced cheap; $500, lock, stocS
and barrel
Restaurant. beautiful air-conditioned
building, doing large volume of business;
splendid reputation and location. Excel.
lent for an experienced restaurant man,
Cleaning store, $1,000 per month; rent
only 500 ner mo-: excellent NV. location,
white trade. Priced right. RIDGr
REALTY CO., 101S Vermont ave. NV, RE.
1873. -25
COLORED-RESTAURA NV corner;
$500 wkly. sales: low rent, lease; oil heati
good spot for Chinese or Greek operator.
AUERBAcH g. CO., DI. 3131 or d. AHA.
-25
Evening star., 1947-07-25
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS

TEACHERS, grade. secondary. Md. Mich.
Calf, Florida, $1,000, plus 500 PEI
year experience. National service. Civ
phone. photo, qualif. CLINE TEACHERS
AGENCY. East Lansing, Mich. .,
LABORERS, nonunion; construction work
ers; top> wages. D. c. EMPLOYMENT
939 New York ave. NV
COOKS. white and colored: pastry men
grillmen and countermen, D. c. EMPLOY
MENT, 939 New York ave. NV.
BUSBOYS, experienced, white and colored
kitchen help, D. C.. EMPLOYMENT, 93s
New York ave. NV.
DOMESTIC.
DOMESTIC HELP by day. week or month
We protect your homes by selecting the
best help to do your work. RITTER s
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 634 S st. Nv
AID. 1852, am. to pm. 2sS
MAIDS, white and colored; live in: expert.
enced: local references. D. c. EMPLOY.
MENT. $50 New York ave. NV.
Evening star., 1947-07-25
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

rk as companion or nurse iQ<plce
II LU. 1431, 3 to pm.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-07-04
ALMOST
ABOUT
EVER Y THING
Bv paYcy Villa

a dangerous gamble for any young
ster who dreams of becoming
wealthy and famous by his fists.
l know-I've seen it happen dozens
Of times myself.
Amt 1t the Truth: When a
fighter doesn't please the fight
crowd gives him the merry razz-
berry-when he puts one Of those
toe to toe smuggling affairs-those
same people who razzed him will
call him "punchy" for doing just
that.
l have seen dozens of green
kids who thought that they too can
become another Tunney or Demp-
sey become "slap-happy" even be-
fore they engage in their first pro-
fessional fight. Gym workouts,
being punched around, day after
day, week after week, and some
times years doesn't exactly put any
brains into one-in fact it does a
very good reverse job of it. .
Nope-I wouldn't want a profess
sional fighter who is making a vo-
cation of this profession make out
my income tax reportl
During the past winter season
in the Twin Cities l have seen at
least a half dozen boys fighting
that shouldn't-they should retire
while they have their health. &.
Most fighters feel insulted when
their best friends tell them to quit
before it's too late. The boys
can take it to certain point. q.
The smart guy knows when he's
had enough.
And the Boxing Commission
should come to the rescue Of those
not intelligent enough to recognize
the stop sign.
Don't misunderstood us. We're
not advocating Outlawing prize
lighting. We are suggesting that
the State Boxing Commissions
(they're the same in all 4S states)
sDend n LITTLE mare TINA in wary.
- r., 49, GoL,or.
~ '
And mavbe the nromoters mann
nor. ,oooDd. o,d o,bor. ,,bo 49,
I,S.. 'O',-9 ','I '''e' . ~ 'N =
i'ins ou' VI inns So-e"iieu arr u
sell deiense' might get together
and set up a fund for fighters who
have been catching a good game.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-07-04
RECORD PARADE

jazz collectors, and all Of these al
buns will be reviewed in this col
umn during the months TO come.
Les Brown fans will be interest
ed in his new album Sentimental
Journey" (Columbia) which con-
tains seven of his older recordings
and a new dream entitled "Day-
break Serenade." Doris Day sings
the title song, while Butch Stone
takes the vocal on "A Good Man Is
Hard To Find" The other numbers,
including Twilight Time" "Out of
Nowhere" and Leap Frog" are all
instrumental waxings, and they af-
ford a fine variety of moods and
tempos.
Eta Jones, with J. c. Heard's
band, begs her sweet sugar daddy
to please slow down, or he'll be-
come THE Richest Man In The
Grave Yard" (RCA Victor). It's a
good blues number with clever
lyrics. The hipover, "Ain't No Hur-
ry Baby With A Guy Like Me-" is
a swingy, rhythmic tune which
makes the feet happy, but fails to
please the ear Of person who ap-
preciates good instrumental solos.
RECOMMENDED: The King
Cole Trio's Come In Out of the
Rain" Illinois Jacquet's BLOW,
Illinois, Blow" and Herb jeff
ries' When l Write My Song"
REC-Victor has just released
Perry Como's 81 Wonder Who's
Kissing Her Now" and when To-
night Is Just A Memory" Helen |
Carroll and the Satisfers join |
Lloyd Skaters Orchestra and Como |
on the When Tonight Is Just A
Memory side, and the result is
very sweet harmony which should
be pleasing to any fans ears
the who's Kissing Her" side is
typical Como, and, in this case, not
much to rave about.
WELL WORTH LISTENING |
TO: Woody Herman and Dinah
Shore on Match" and "Tallahas-
see" (Columbia) One Of the
smoothest records released this |
week is Tex Beneke's miller Or
chestra) How Can | Say l Love |
You" e. the reverse, "Feudin' and |
Fightin'," done up in hillbiIly flavor,
may rate raves from Westerners,
but not yours truly.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-07-04
CHATTER -PATTER
By La TROY

This ncogntO writing has been fun has made possible for
to hear work ds(cued unbasedy by people I've
joyd for those still in the dark
TO La Toys identity picture will with this column Any
resemblance and Aunt Katie will be purely concdenta
GUEST ARTIST
Today have oumnist who writes poetry and everything
but prefers to remain anonymous. Hope you like it.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-07-04
By TED SHEARER

lions out there) knives, flashlights,
overshoes, army clothes, fishing
tackle, full dress suits and a little
money.
From the stuff they packed they
could have been going anywhere
from the North Pole to the South
Sea Islands!
Others headed for Camp Dem
yer" were Robert and Edgar
Whitaker, "Whiskers" Mccoy, J.
Strawder, B. Bum, B. Bannarn, C.
Jackson, Richey Randall, Clarence,
Matt, Melvin and David Hammond
and the head mOguls Leon Lewis
and Willie Burrell.
The drum majorettes: Cuties
Toya Oden, Arlene Young, Joyce
Crews and Janet Aaron were chap
eroned by Mrs. Ida Burrell.
NOTE TO JUVENILE JIVE":
Well old jiver Duke Don," it's
kinda nice this week at your house.
No "Gordito" Vann White to take
up all of the divan, no "Polecat"
Jones feet hanging out in the mid
die of the floor; no Wilbur Girls
sam and his greasy car clothes; no
Donald Riley's muscles to look at
and last but not least no phone calls
to run downstairs and answer just
to hear a female voice say, us Don
there" Oh, happy days!
(The Ghost Is Clear.)
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Frozen Vegetables

Most frozen vegetables can be
cooked without thawing. Greens,
asparagus and broccoli cook more
evenly II thawed Just enough TO
separate the leaves or stalks. II corn
Is not completely thawed, the cob is
not heated by the time the corn
Is cooked and will cool the corn.