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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-10
st. Paul NAACP Branch Names
Committee Chairmen for 1947:
Over S1,153 Sent Out of CITY

George WIS second vice president OF the St Paul branch
NAACP elected chairman of the legislative committee
the branch at the first meeting of the executive
mittee at Halle q. Brown house. last Thursday night
The committee, which win meet Tuesday evening at
Halle G. Brown will draw up suggested program of eRisla
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-10
People ThrOng
John Hickman Jr.
Funeral Services

The last rites for John H. Kick,
man, Jr., who died suddenly Dec
30. were held Friday, Jan. 3, al
2 .. m, in st.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-10

BItuminOus coai sxports frOm
he Uniasd slsass rec O. pr esua
from 81 mlIlbon tons In 1900 q
- million toas IN leaA
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-10
Minneapolis Girl
Escapes From
Burning Plane

Miss Deveau Eseus Of Washing
ton, u. C., and Minneapolis, dRugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. f. l., Escus.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-10

Il 10 illegal TO shoot an unpro.
teotsd bird or animal In q game
preserve.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-29
Us Whkie Upset.
W Transit: ARMY
v H. - 10 y Score

49, @#8 NtNnNlt upset tire
aaN fks Wnke five
mN e. b 81 ana threw the
Mam ntn 80 fof nxt
tat Hea Rssiets N the
Nm A teaanf
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HaEsf .eaaals ~ the
p Afms DEFENDER
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FaHmt Ntefnrv. George
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-29
SPORTS and
RECREATION


SWIMMING south Beach, south
nA af nuval Street
uEEpaEA FIsHTNc-Gulf Dock
o. Caroline Street; Craig
nrh north end ~ Grinnell
Street.
BASEBALL Winter League dou-
bahraaer every sunday. ] 80
ron "a Municipal Stadium
umk Ave and l4th 81
GogF Municipal Golf Course
afaak island
TEMWfa naysiow Park on d.
tnn Street tday and night
faflinfHf
BASKETBALL Outdoor courts
South Beach and Bayview
FHfk
mAnnBALL Bayview Park.
nf4uTFI EnOAnD 49, Bayview
palk ana south Beach.
RtCNtCKEMa Tables at Bay
EW park
cmlLDRKNg PLAYGROUND -
Maet nR Park
cohToHT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-29

H auaFtfm ~ Marine
@ TIP
q l0-la
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saauara 5. pinder 4.
Wara 3 KNOWLES 2.
Berry 2 Rslassll 2. Mill
N.an Hanson Z Free
Smith 2 Berry 2.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-29

N. A. s. Fort LGuderdaie. FloridG
Belt Driven Service Cycle Motor bike /
q Ton AKA CRrryrh ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS !
II, to ~ Ton 4x2 Flat Bed Truck. &C.. l
Coupe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-29
tlimh ~rhool Gymnasium
lMiaht Gamosl

VIII tttft ttttftttfsfstAs4Aststssss
ItalNfif
nsmfhuudts Wolves vs..
Hamrr8's Electric Serv-
zee
.Is Weh school Varsity Girls
CathaliC Youth Club
Chris
HIs Hra Raiders vs. Coca
Cole
TEI HHf1AN
Ilafamglie Paralysis FUND.-
Junior Conchs vs. ho-
uu Flccfrics
ais Had.1 SIS uSS Foss.
4. NWal Hospital VS.. Red
U sdrfs
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-29
ZOE sA1.E

200 single sheets and 100 enve-
lopes, $3.50. Three-line copy on
sheets and envelopes. Artman
Press, phone 81, Citizen Bldg.
jan14-1mo
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-29
Morrison Field. West Palm Beach. Florida

y Ton Open Flat Bed
i Ton 4x4 Weapon Carrier with Winch .............
Y Ton Az PfkG Up. rn,,;n . !, TRACTOR
III Ton 4x4 Cargo with Winch OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
pa Ton 4X2 Dump
j, Ton AKA Carryall w/o winch
q Ton AKA Carryall w/o winch OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
i Ton AKA Panel Delivery OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
u Ton Ana AInbulances
2xl Solo Motorcycle
3xl Scooter Panel Delivery
q Ton 2-Whee Cargo Trailerl .....'.........
liz Ton Truck Body CAN metal cargol ......-.....
Van-Type Trailer (2-Axe shop made) .,....:
Stake and Platform Trailer t2-Axle shop madel
~ Ton Axe Pickup
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-29

Payment must be made by cash or check.
drawn to the order of the Treasurer of the
United States, unless credit has been es-
tabished in advance at WAA Regional Office,
and checks in excess of $500 must be Ger.
titled. Business check or approved personal
checks will be accepted. All offerings are sub
ject to War Assets Administration Standard
Conditions of Sale as qualified and supple
meEted.
Smyrna times., 1947-04-10

camera and protector was INSTALL
ed by the Reeordak Corporation, a
subsidiary of the Eastman Kodak
Company. The new bookkeeping
system offers a permanent record
of all checks that go through the
bank and eliminates the chance of
fraud. Every check drawn by GUS
toners on the bank will be photo
graphed so that a permanent rec
ord may be kept. Checks on out
of-town banks will also be photo
graphed and filed. The photo
graphs are retained on rolls of
safety film similar to that used in
home method cameras, and are
stored in the bank vaults for pro.
lection and convenience. The Rec
Smyrna times., 1947-04-10

ordak is of especial value to the
customers who now need no longer
feel that the loss of their own rec
ords or financial transactions set
tied by check will mean embarrass-
ment or actual monetary loss TO
them. There have, of course. been
many cases in which check pic
lures have been of benefit to de-
positors who. because their own
records have been lost or destroyed
would, otherwise, have been unable
to prove payment of bills, taxes or
to have an exact record of their
checking account transactions. The
employees, too, have been benefit
ed greatly since the installation Of
the Photographic system because it
has enabled them to perform their
duties more accurately and with
far less drudgery than was neces-
sary with the old time methods.
Commercial organizations carrying
checking accounts here know that
in the event of error or loss of
records in their own office, the
photographs retained in the file act
as safeguard for them should any
later emergency arise. The opera
ton of the Recordak, and the
Photographic system which it
makes possible, are so interesting
and so simplify the operation of
the departments that depositcrs
and friends will welcome the OPP
portunity to acquaint themselves
with this modern asset which is of
such benefit to them and to the
bank. Officials of the bank will be
pleased to demonstrate the Recor-
dak to the public.
Smyrna times., 1947-04-10

Morning worship service at II AN.
The Adult Vested Choir, directed
by Mrs. Marion Coverdale. min
ister of music, will sing ''Fhe
Gloria" from Mozart's 18th Mass.
The Junior Choir will sing an an
them appropriate for the service.
Sermon subject: After Easter,
What ?" Junior High Fellowship,
$50 PM. Evening service. 7.30
PM. The Woman's Society of
Christian Service will worship in a
body and conduct the service. A
special service has been planned by
the President, Mrs. John L. john
son and Yice-President, Miss Ada
Raiser. Guest speaker, Mrs. Har-
ry Hygate of Wilmington. Mrs.
Smyrna times., 1947-04-10

Hygate is Conference President of
the Woman's Society of Christian
Service. The Youth Vested Choir
will sing the anthem king of
Kings" by Semper. The public is
cordially invited to attend the SER
vices.
Smyrna times., 1947-04-10
ASBURY METHODIST CHURCH

Conference President of w. $. C. s.
To BE Speaker Sunday Evening
The Church School of Asbury
Church, in all departments will
meet at 10 AM. with timely Bible
instruction taught by capable and
interested teachers. For more ef-
fective teaching many individual
class rooms are provided for the
scholars. Departmental devotional
services have been planned for the
nursery. primary. junior, junior
high, youth and adult departments.
Help your children to-day by hav-
ing them attend the Church School
to prepare for the to-morrows
Smyrna times., 1947-04-10
ADD NEW CHECK
PROTECTOR
National Bank of Smyrna In
stalls New System of
Accounting
TO PHOTOGRAPH CHECKS

The National Bank of Smyrna
has installed a new system of ac-
counting by photograph known as
Recordak. The equipment, which
involves the use of an automatic
Smyrna times., 1947-04-10

business meeting Ladies' Bible
Glass; Saturday. 7.SO PM. Senior
Choir; Wednesday. 3.45 PM, Fish
ermen's Club for Boys and Girls.
Smyrna times., 1947-04-10
Appointments For the Week

Thursday, Z PM, Youth Choir;
Friday, $50 PM. Junior Choir; Fri
day 7.3O PM, Easter party and
Evening star., 1947-01-13
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

ANALYST, record systems, S100 a wk::
Capitol Hill secretary, $500 mo-: edi-
torial assistant, SlT3 a mo-; accountant,
SS5 wk lunier n@srpaT elerk S12S mo
q St. NV. Ma, 0954 Ia
production control, exp. man
ufacturing, from raw materials TO nm
ished product, salary APPROX; S., 400
Walter H Kessler, PERSONNEL SERVICES,
sos Washington Bldg, DI, 4442. DI. 402o.
CAPITOL HILL SEC. ID: start. S25:
s., 900 year fascinatine, work. future.
CON. SEC. f). $4,000 to S3.0Oo; some
Dictaphone work; steno. bookkeeper, start
S45 wk: medical stenoS., exper., 5000
$3.50: political secretary, $500; dozens Of
sEFzRv1IcE. 1871 6 st. NV. Ma. 2l15:
TYPIST g, $3.50 mo-, dr.'s office, 5,day
wk: X-ray tecbnician, dr.s oftce, $500;
dental asst, exper.. single. $50 wk; see
Miss Reed, Rrn 204 (head of stairs),
PERSONNEL SERVICE, 1871 G st. n.w'
MA. 6OS9
BOOKKEEPER-STEN0. pleasant, working
conditions, downtown, 6-day wk.: 500
Secretary. preferably South Arlington
resident, Federal or military exp. pleasant
working cond,, Sl5o PEI, mo; arr,Nss WALTaGoRa aoa
washington Bldg. DI. 4442, DI. 1920,
Evening star., 1947-01-13
: HElP MEN and woMEN.

BOOKKEEPER-FuIly experienced with
double entry. also Remington Rand book
sssRns maafns s0Is Box saS soSc ss
CLERK-TYPIsT; a fuu-tine, permanent
Dc oss Of eIaa
performs a variety Of duties and ACQUIRES
Y public foe S KN ane
schedule a personal interview. lie
COUPLE, desiring permanent positions as
cook and chauffeur gardner; must be ex- @
perienced; excellent salary, exceptionally
nice quarters, no laundry. Call ia. 03e2
Sunday. 10 am. to IL noon; Monday; o
COUPLE, without children. to live in. man
to operate 5O-acre farm. must be capable
and experienced in every phase of farming;
meaE TRANSPORTATION furnished; salary,
MISS ti KEEFE, + MI nj. s4oo Ext II. for inter
DRUG CLERK-Experienced clerk to sell
drug sundries, and cosmetics; permanent
position. commission and salary. Cali for
LAWYER sTENo1GRApHER = Man or
woman with D. G.. license. who is COM
psten to tk dGtaton a25 g0TdS
partment and administrative, practice;
ambitious and not afraid. Of work; to be,
in a general practice; mus must ass have character
opportunity for right party; guaranteed
all fees. Don't respond unless you are
fully qualified and seek immediate oppor-
tunity. Address Box S5-c, Star. --13
MAN AND WIFE, white, middle-aged, to
live I'M; pleasant surroundings, good pay;
s1. 81 IDEAL .I place for the right people. Box
sTIENoGiRAPHER, in law ONCE. VI. c.
SULLIVAN, 613 18th st. NV. Ma. 0Q43.
BEST VOCAL INSTRUCTION If you sing in
our Southeastern Univ. Choral Society;
public appearances and social features.
Give phone numbee. Box 393-B. Star.
have openings for general agents; most
liberal contracts; also for statesmen, full
or part time, both men and women, SELL
ing life, disqualification and health and
accident insurance Replies strictly con-
U. T. MANN, 921-30 Central
Natl. Bank BLDG, Richmond, We.
WILL GIVE COLORED COUPLE janitor's
quarters for services; small salary; refer
Evening star., 1947-01-13
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COLORED WOMAN, IS, wants maid work
and home for self and SON.. II: no base
ment: experienced and references. For
interview come or write to MRS. CAPE
HRART, BIT 4th st. sc. --13
GIRL, coIored, wants work as waitress
or ceneral maid. Stay-in. City references.
5f0 T st. NV. 13s
No cooking and live out. References.
Girl, GI c coiored, wants 5-day lob. hours s
to or 0 to 5. GE. 1913, 49,
GIRL, colored, wants days work. MI
GIRL, colored. wants job, general house
GIRL, colored, wants days work; expert
enced. reference; SIS and carfare. MI.
2SO7.
GIRL, colored. housework, fond of chill
dren. 51s-day week, hours 9-5. Ho. 07I6s.
GIRL, colored wants h. W.; neat. ref, viii
do plain cooking. Call NO. 3125 Monday.
LADY to take care of babies, any age.
while mother works, MI. 3946.
WOMAN, colored, wants days work. lndry'
WOMAN, colored. wants 2 days work. RE
NEAT, RELIABLE colored woman wants
days work Tues. and Fri; excellent worker.
DE 062g
Evening star., 1947-01-13
SITUATIONS woMEh fcont. !,

PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT by retired Fed
crai employs: competent, well educated
NisTi-SwIrcHBoARD = youne
married woman h. S. g., desires permanent
position: 5-day week. no typing. pu,
0550. la.
RESIDENT MANAGER apt. or roomins
house, experienced excellent references;
salary ana living quarters expected. MRS.
PONDER. MI. 6434. liz
sEAMsTREss wants position by the week.
Call RA 433S. Ia
SECRETARY to former United States SEN
ator desires position: competent stenog-
rapher; Box 434-D: Star. 13s
SECRETARY STENoGRAPHER fperm
able, college BACKGROUND. Box 414-D, Star.
Ia
TYPrNG AT HoME-Envelopes form let
ters, copy; also French and Spanish copy.
COLLEGE GRAD, A. b. sociology, 1946,
desires worthwhile position with social
service or similar org; consider part;ttme
YOUNG YN II LADY, aiDI college. student. wants
work in am until II .,, neon clerk clerk, and I'D
shorthand RE. 0645. Ext, Col, ;.
TYPING AND ADDRESSING envelopes. to
l,o dope hou,@
Evening star., 1947-01-13

ACCOUNTANT, B. C. s.. la yrs exper..
permanent resident. conscientious. ambi-
tious, efficient. desires interesting work
witt, future. Box 390-D, Star. 49,
coIored, desires position;
meat. neat nxh Insslisens sSRsrieneed in e9ysrn
dseti GoMPANioN M for elderly or convalescent,
refined middle-aged woman. available by
hour. day or week; refs. Tel. HO. 1921.
DRESSMAKING, design, .remod., altera-
tions: eve gowns specially; reas. MISS
BERT. 1880 Irving n. W, Apt. 4. AID. s2238.
desires perm. Tesponsible position; 10 yrs.
admin area eSD BIZ Bsy soso tps Pssera Rs Sday
FORMER PRESS ASSOCIATION bureau
manager, young woman, experienced in
radio. ADVERTISING and public relations.
available for responsible position in such
fields; outstanding capability and alert
ness must offer excellent salary. BOX
CHI Btu eal0Tsa s vapts cs fyenngss e. ags work from
GIRL coiored. desires cafeteria counter
lIoUsEKEEpEK-Ref,; mid.-aged: Chris
charge an sss1i sm. adult. empl fam, Or mother.
Il. fam. liberal time off. no laun.: SIS wk !:
home treatment. FIR. 1868 after 10 !. n,
LADY desires rice home and some salary
for self and baby in exchange for house
keeping duties: can also auahfy as steno-
MAID, eolored. wants work wsn in dress sas5 sa9p
MhAATrEhRASsiTY MhAATrEhRASsiTY NURSE available for immed-
late cases, experienced Call M. VINCENT,
I7O2 Lamont st.. Ho. 4473. 1S'
Evening star., 1947-01-13
SITUATIONS MEN.

CCOUNTANT-Income tax, all taxes,
Federal and local PREPARED; records il in
etc:i reasonable rates, RA. 1920. lis
ACCOUNTANT, expert; books started. kept
part time tax retqrns oR udss s67s
AcGoUNTANT. wide expeFience,. design
and installation of accounts; financial
anent bess local
Box 483-D, Star. 13'
ACCOUNTANT, expert; books started, kept,
audited; tax reports, monthly service state
Accounts, books opened and kept by the
OLA nr Grsenbelt Is62. . II.
tional publication, wishes to make change;
advertising. thoroughly experienced in lay
Of typography and follow-through on pro.
promotion; age 3s. Box 56-E. Star. "A.
nseble law firm Bcx a46-D. Star. 4.
soss sanss sspss ea0 Job Al in
night club or hotel. Box 55-E, Star: 14'
BOoKKEEPER,, take compi. chg books for
small bus incl; tax resusnS; + srSoE, s. Tk o1p up;
BOOKKEEPING SERVICE. sa5 month UP:
12st Or GW sha M nj tsx WRaHT raiqTns
ESTIMATOR, thoroughly : experienced
building construction; available part OF
REGmf q s TRANSPORTATION RI sgSR ssae expert AVAIL Ava
able tG trans rs at
for GOVT G. Have am6itioa Ss and initiative
Ius $685. or Box ,166-E; Star. IS.
MAN, colored, wishes Job as laborer. ME.
MAN, colored. experienced, desires to serve
at luncheon. cocktail and dinner parties,
part-time chaufeurins; good references
PAiNTER.pApER i N1IIspApER HANGER - First-class
work. neatly done. Call evenings. North
SALESMAN. administrative BACKGROUND.
ripe experience. Latin American languages;
Of stability and prestige in legitimate en-
terprise; no phonies; min. $1,000. Box
srHn olPoY. eo'ored. 10. wants work r. e~
sTRTIoNAR;r ENGINEER, Bird class. for
met ma marine ensne9r gor Pref psht; star 1z:e
STEAM ENGINEER's ASSISTANT. young
man, sober, reliable. single, high, schGol
cense. wants work with engineer in steam
plant: principal experience as oiler in
steam plant some so.e .eYperid
enss spsrtment as house c. f757 " o'ei
VETERAN desires part time work while
attending school, stenographic ability. In
sfssssd s5sa:s any % dsr ss 'as @ s
VETERAN, white, married, no family, de-
sires position as apartment manager in
Takonaa, Silver Spring or NV. area; excel.
YOUNG MAN, with 5-yrs.' machinist exp,
desires iob as pachinist or to learn o"to
pssh psslREs s0x osTaFtoB s47T sta5 TRAINING With
air conditioning and refrigeration firm
Coil TR. ?672 after 5 pm. IA
Exist SGT. experienced in admiristra-
cal -epair work 90. a172 Ia
YOUNG MAN. colored. Christian. wants
ion as evitchbonrd or elevator operator :
nr 6 ewes wk FROM 4an to midnight; no
Evening star., 1947-01-13
MOTOR TRAVEL.

WASH. AUTO TRAVEL BUREAU-Share;
expense plan. convenience Of PASSENGER and
car owners same destination. Private se;II
points west: refs. exch. 23 Mass, Re
LEAVING for Omaha, Nebraska and Sioux
jan. jan I'll. take 2. Can 81. 3s7o after 53;3o
LEAVING for Miami Beach; Fla, veg.
~; TE;ayISG VIC FOR MIAMI, Fla. Thursday
morning; room for 4. Box 33-E, star.
Evening star., 1947-01-13
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

BRIDGE-Morning, afternoon
and evening classes; centrally located stu
dio. WI 1865 lis
CALVERT DRIVING SCHOOi-Dual con-
troll cars. Permits secured, D. c., Md, Va.
TIA. 549O.
MODERN TRAINING in beauty culture. all
subjects taught Approved by Goyernmen!
for CT training. WAR-FLYNN BEAUTY
COLLEGE. 1910 G st NV. D1 1852
GILBERT ART SCHOOL for children, and
adults. Painting, sculpture, sketch!ng;
Studio. 1908 N ST NV, RE: 1922. ~
training in all subjects, day, night and
part-time classes; get our free catalogue;
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL, approved
1910 N Y. ave, ME. TITS. Estab. 1918.
Evening star., 1947-01-13
REpAips AND SERVICE.

ADDING MsCHINES, caIculators cleaned,
niled and adjusted All work guaranteed
RE fI77 UNITED TYPEWRITER CO..
213 14tn st u.w
sLTERATIGNs AND REPAIRS - CossS,
s,iits and dresses: 24-hour service on
ber1s. nuttonhoics and hemstitching
ABBATTS, s02 F st. NV, phone RE
aaRs AND BACK BARs-we build and
desiFn them; fast delivery; quality work.
manship; store fixtures, refrigerators OF
an types. MR.. NORMAN, RE. 6039: eyes
IBRICKWORK. garden walls. porches, con-
crete driveways. general repairs. .gutters
IBULLDOZER with operator for hire.
Administer 34l5.
Evening star., 1947-01-13
SALESkEN.
EXCELLENT

EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY for young
man with college training to assume posi-.
tion of responsibility in underwriting and
sales promotional work with large general
insurance agency. Very good opportunity
for advancement. Insurance experience Is
desirable, but not necessary. Call MIR.
Kennedy, Elk. $500. -17
Evening star., 1947-01-13
SALESMAN Cont j.

statesmen 12). with heating experience.
to sell gas conversion and oil burners;
we san deliver nMsdiafssy ETsesP. R
l4l2 Irving ST NV, HO 2SS7 IL =
Evening star., 1947-01-13
SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

COUPLE. English. SIS. healthy. clean
sober. educated. exceptionally able. seel
~~o~I+Irr of trust Ii 259T 14s
Evening star., 1947-01-13

Navy Marine or Coast Guard veterans who
held any of some AGO occupational special
ties for months or more many now enlist
in the new Regular Army at a grade de-
pending upon the length of your pervious
occupational speciality service. New high
Army pay and the opportunities Tor ad-
yanccment make an Army career more at
tractive now than ever before, Stop in and
find out the special grade you Will receive
under the new War DEPARTMENT reguIaIion.
Apply at the U. S. ARMY RECRUITING
SrATflN. 4n2 l0thaSt NV.
Evening star., 1947-01-13
HElR WohAEA.

WE NEED A DEPENDABIE and intelligent
soung lady to help us in our real estate
ssepinp. can meet the public and answer
the telephone; diversified and interesting
work: we offer an excellent salary and
very fine working conditions, including
3 day week. Can j. A. WEINBERG CO.,
INC, 1907 II ST. n W, Ma. $500. lie !.
DUPONT CIRCLE VICINITY-Ex Experienced
saleslady, in notion and speciality shop;
hours. 9-tS: pleasant surroundings. DU-
POINT FAMILY SHOP. 1861 Conn. ave.
BETTER BRUSH CO. has opening for 8
women as demonstrators; $50 per wk. and
up: no canvassing. Box 395-D. Star. 14s
SALESWoMEN.
jewelry experience, perma-
nent position, pleasant working conditions
excellent salary. Write full details. Box
2S6-B, Star
Evening star., 1947-01-13

IATENT 4ag Ope sny in
zSssas ssss 8. a9d SIG ssE to eqs
PHARMACIsT: TesisteTed;a must lnS have coed ea5
ss9STHSMseIsf s9TTSsM Sei5 NE: qSSsr EASTERN pHARMhey,
pa 1Hf :s be GOOD a ns9 sas
TMFAcflNa NJ Hshsss' CO. 0 ei5 m New YoTE ave: W
PPEAAsTERERs. PAA top wages, work in heated
PPGIaxsssTTiERERs s years work; top wages
fnuMBER, fat AI sGDsiid inside work. Call cH. 2?74.
PLUMBERS AND STEAM FILTERS, arst-
Siiss SiIle Man Md ca Can hqT IN a5oo bel 436 and
8 pm. MASTER BUILDERS. INC; ala H.
PLuMBER, with knowledge Of steamffiSing d7i1ers
permit: reference; for jobbing truck; sossT; 6n
Steady work too pay Apply 2lyaJd l. ave BATE
PPo0RTEs. P0 So reliable. perm; must furnish
to'.si"0Asl to !. Apply to Mr. sehoenberg. FASHION
sA6Pi ssAa6pPfoiMRIfEc;faoS1cs Mf; hsoS ENGINEER, design
details training. exp. and salary expected.
Nj. Presgrave, oURIsMAN CHEVROLET
INGi ZEAL els eElsrarE Z! SALESMAN. al opening for
ifve-wire saleman with car. For interyaaew
SEas Sai sIa IEasgaTiE Sga49iE FARM sALEsMAN-.Active
once, where sales mgr. does not sell, now
Established in farm field, needs one expe,,
rienced man to handle all farm selhng ano
listing; an exceptional setup worth looking
into Phone 81. 0555. -1o
REAL ESTATE SALES MANAGER to take
over active sales organization tor eSta o.
lished reputable broker; unlim. oppor'
tunity for a person of experience and ablI,
ity Write qualifications to Box 3po-C
REFRIGERATION INSTRUCTORS-Local
WASHINGTON school: S1o0 weekly, h0-houi
week; must have five years experience
Write Box 430-D, Star. !
RESIDENT MANAGER, colored, expert
enced, for large colored Development: pre-
fer college graduate with business training
must be fair typist: responsible position
good salary and living aceommodationSs =
Write giving full particulars to Box 49,
SALESMAN, drawing against commission
good hours; should make over $50 week
mems wear store. MILLS CO., 9th and
SALESMAN to sell line Of leather dot
harness for N. Y mfgr.; commission bssis
Box 62-E STAR. To-
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-28
l75-Realiors
Homes For Sale

Homes For Sale
DOUBLE Apartment, 42l So.
9Th Ave. in excellent con-
dition, priced very reason
able. Live in one and rent
the other.
A COMPLETELY remodeled
home you can move in i'm
mediately at 215 So. 9th ST.
Z rooms g. Bath. Only
$4,000.
SEVERAL Desirable Lots in
Chestnut Heights and
Country Club Terrace.
BUSINESS Lots on New
Wrightsville Highway.
ideal location for any bust
ness: $500 & up. No city
tax, no restrictions.
1T WILL PAY YOU TO IN
VESTIGATE THESE
PROPERTIES.
Dial 1882
w. A. McGIRT
Realtor
H. S. McGirt-Roger Greenlea
215 Princess Street
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-28

FOR SALE BY owner-1310 Vir-
ginia Avenue, 4 rooms with bath:
glass enclosed porch. Cabin in
rear. Built in cabinets. Automa.
tic oil circulator. Sacrifice for
quick sale So, 1000. Call 1918.