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Evening star., 1947-02-06

ployment ONCE, 4th floor. s. KANN SONS
FURNITURE SALESMAN to sell furniture
and appliances in store; unusually good
salary and commission basis, Our pres;
Know s sfSi Of this ad and Of. our expansion pro-
ployment to start Immediately. ATLAS.
FUkSITGRR FL N Fl a:T statesmen, experienced, for
progressive downtown furniture store. we
ss ,sns G a6s isrnturs ana @ pera xho
nsa spes 1ossIlen strietls Tiie Dcd Deondenta BOZ
sasbENfk, eala ssaE experienced. in maintenance,
lawn, shrubbery. flowers; 5-day week; liye
out; place near Shoreham Hotel. GO
GROCERY CLERK and meatcutter, expert
enced: short hours. good wages gt, referec
'ences. 1012 1st st. me-. ME. SO42. e
good aDpearanee and educational back
ciated with exceptionally splendid small
ih9Ri HaRRiDwaRE RHK ssSS aN6 paiNr stsF CLERK HARD
ING PAINT & HARDWARE, 2310 r: I.
ave. ne, MI. $500. -
sear-reand N S0''as Work. excellent opportunits
hofEa haSaE a'f hfE1Ef & n" CLERK, ezper. nights
pearance; salary good. Apply BOX 117,d'
s0Dss sssy ss,tfs nd rnq a. ps
sSk4IS,, aSSkIns saii I 81; ssss ssss.urrruR p,inIno
exceilent excel NIT permanent opportunity for right
phone, but come to see MR.. SIMON be. be-
fNVEesTiGxroRs; fNifes nsx q insurance s work; must
81 Car words assd D:E u1s natona
good future; telephone after Pm.
aSyirSa Ghy gSite conscientious, willing and
neat neat worker, stoksr furnace; living quar-
ters and wages. Call MA. $3.50 for appt.
JANIToR, colored. part time. for small
enced on Iron Fireman stoker; $50 9
month and 3-room modern apt. 144o
SASfTos. aSfa aco colored. red for modern apartmen.
slider s' experienced mar man with 5th-ciass en-
isa's 1se ss!sf' rf e. Sos
TANIToR Jan gogp' for so-unit bldg. to live on
to agivs references. Apply once COCA,
Lea1afR laas afRn esS'SsDs s's MAN, s.DsE.snssa: to
BERTRAM. Phone for appointment, ma.
IIifSSSolLEuM IfSSlLEuM MECHANIC. experienced white
kRu aaGs AND Al AcakfEf ri NJ h4nss soDs
WO S758 -
MAN for stockroom in oil burner and
heating dept. OF WeIl-known local fuel
| frm. Must be sober, serious and depend
able and write legible hand Answer In
own handwriting giving complete details
Of yourself and phone number. Box 37l-J,
MAN, s45. fast raises; perm. salesman,
tcall on grocers taking wholesale orders.
ear helpful Box a4-G. Star. IS
| MANAGER, for rug cleaning plant: expert
enced only; good salary; permanent posi-
| tion pIENER'S. 1921 22nd st. NV. ID
MEAT COUNTERMAN, must be expert
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Ap SPORTS
ROUNDUP
BY HUGH FULLERTON, JR.

NEW YORK, Aug. 49, - lA-One
would suspect Ted Schroeder Of
shilling fer pro tennis even though
it is generally expected that his Pal
Jack Kramer, will turn pro before
another season.
Ted is so amateur that he plans
to hurry home after the Davis Cup
matches this weekend without wait
ing for the national singles cham
pionships He has his refrigeration
business. family and a couple Of
tickets for the Rams-Redskins foot
ball exhibition all waiting in Cali
fornia Nevertheless Schroeder
figures now is the time for the pros
to get set on a sound basis.
THE basis of really good tennis is
international competition and there
hasn't been any for several years,
Ted explains. Fellows like Jake and
myself are getting older and most of
the younger players coming along
haven't mad the benefit OF lntefna-
tional plav This would be The time
for the pros to start deprecating
amateur tennis and to show how
we'll they can play. They ought TO
realize that they depend on the
amateur game for news players
AS for the matches against Aus
tralia, Ted shows just the proper
amount of caution !. These fell
low didn't play well at Longwcod,
but they lost there in 1888, then
went to GermSntown and beat
Bulge and Mako Kramer, of course,
is a great player 1 have to concede
him two points on his service alone
and two points is. lot in any
game"
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Fastest Aircraft
In World Is
Revealed by Navy

MUROC, Calf, Aug. 28.-tP'-
The Navy was doubly sure today
it has the fastest aircraft in the
world-a snarling, snorting and
LepoNing plane that spun itself a
ESQ mile-an-hour new inferno
tional speed record in four passes
over measured three kilomete.
course on this Mojave Desert waste
yesterday.
Tee blocd-red Douglas jet-pro-
PEELED Skystreak, with a long tubu-
lar fuselage and just enough
wings to keep it in the air set
the new mark with a TAN marine
pilot. Maj. Marion E. Carl, 81, at
the controls in tiny cockpit
which didn't look large enough for
man half his size.
In so doing, the Skystreak broke
lis own world speed record regis
tered only last Wednesday.
There's ship' said Major
Carl, Pacific combat veteran
with 10 Japanese planes to his
credit. Il don't know if we set
a record or not, but men, there's
a plane This was several hours
before the speed had been COM
puted officially
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Guy your Fishing Tackle NOW
Of DARNELLS for the SALMON
DEERY, AUGUST 31st.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN !:
That On August goth, 1947, in the
U. S. Commissioners Court for Ju-
neau Precinct, at Juneau,e Alaska,
Sophia Carlson was appointed adj
ninistratrix of the estate of PETER
CARLSON, deceased. All persons
having claims against said estate
are required to present them, with
verified vouchers as required by
law, to said administrative at Doug
las, Alaska, within six months from
the date Of the first publication
of this notice.
Said Administrative has filed her
petition in the above described
court for judgment setting aside
and awarding to Sophia Carlson,
surviving widow of the decedent,
the entire estate OF the decedent,
the same being less than 100000;
and ali persons concerned are noti-
fled to be and appear in the U. s..
Commissioners Court for Juneau
Precinct, at Juneau, Alaska, at 10
o'clock am, on the 23rd day Of
September, 1947, and show cause,
if any they have, why Judgment
should not be so rendered.
Dated. Juneau, Alaska, this 21st
day of August, 1947.
SOPHIA CARLSON, Administrative.
First pub. Aug. 81; last pub. Sept. H.
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LEFTY JOE
WINS FOR
YANkE
BY GAIL FOWLER

Lefty joe Page, the stellar stall
wart CT the Yankee bullpen took
ever in the sixth inning with the
score tied at call yesterday and
held the st. Louis Browns to
three singles and no runs the rest
Of the way, as the New York Yanks
salvaged their fifth win in II in
vasion tries, 7-6, in ten innings.
At Detroit. the Red SoX and
Tigers were dividing their second
straight twin bill and taking turns
keeping the second place seat
warm. The Tigers assembled af-
ter beating Lefty Earl Johnson. To
in the first game after he'd held
them to one hit for six innings.
The Red Sox came back in the
afterpiece to win, Sd, and resume
second place, with eX-Tiger Birdie
Tebtctts scoring once and batting
in two more.
Home runs accounted for all the
scoring at Cleveland as the In
dams and Bob Teller triumphed
OVER the Philadelphia Athletics,
with a 81 che score.
Milo Candini's relief pitching
gave Washington 6-5 victory
over the Chicago White SoX in
the remaining American League
contest.
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s. !
e & ~ g4 ~
Toppers in
National
Are Beaten
BY GAIL FOWLER

These developments higniightod
National League play yesterday:
l. Brooklyn, st. Louis and Bos-
ton. the three top clubs, all were
beaten.
3 Johnny Mize cracked his 43rd
home run of the year as the
Giants beat the Cards GA to go
five games and four days ahead
Of Babe Ruth's 1927 circuit smash
ing schedule.
g. Ewell THE Eel" Blackwell OF
Cincinnati became the first major
Lacquer this year to win 20 games
as the Red stopped the Braves, d
2 in 10 innings.
The Chicago Cubs beat the
Dodgers 6-3. running their, string
to four straight over the loop lead
ers. They had to beat Lefty
Joe Hattsn to do it. Hatten had
beaten them eight straight times
up to yesterday
Mics 43rd homer shared hon
ors with Ray Poat, ex-Cleveland
highlander purchased this week
from seventh-place Baltimore OF
the International League Poat was
thrown in against Harry (The CaD
Brecheen in his inaugural, and
was still around at the finish al
ter tlinging eight-hit ball and hit
ting triple and homer, while
Brecheen was snelled out in the
seventh inning.
In the remaining National League
game, Dutch Leonard achieved his
10th victory for the tail-end
Philadelphia Phillies by out
pitching Mel Queen Of the Pitts
burgh Pirates, 4-3.
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British War Bride
Freed, Mate killing

CRFSTVIEW, Fla, Aug 18.-tPi--
An Okaloosa County Grand Jury %
day freed Mrs. Margaret irene po-
land, British war bride, of charges
in the fatal shooting of her AM
erican soldier husband at Fort Wal
ton on July "a.
The grand jury reported its lind
ing Of no true bill against Che 21-
ycar-old native of the Isle of Man
shortly after court convened today.
Il thinks it's wonderful Mrs. Po-
land said. I'm sorry it all hap
pened but I'm happy about the ver-
dict"
She said her first move. now that
she has been freed of the charges,
win be to get my baby back
Sine had claimed that she shot her
husband, Staff Sgt. Graydon Poland
III q. quarrel after he had taken their
16-month- son from her and sent
him to relatives in Temkinsville, Ky.
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BEAVERS In
LOSE GAME
TO ANGELS.
Seattle Takes Close Contest
!, from San Francisco
by,3 TO Z
(By The Associated Press

The Los Angeles Angels cele-
brated the setting of new all
time seasonal attendance record
: at Wrigley Field last night by
squeezing past the Portland Beav-
ers. 6-5, to bolster their Pacific
Coast League lead to 81 games.
The 5C25 customers ran the. to-
tai up to 504,160 for the record.
The Los Angeles team scored
twice in the third, but Portland
filled the bases in the fourth be-
fore anyone was out and three
.uns came home when Herman
Rich tripled. Then he scored ON
Harvey Storeys long fly. Storey
made it So with a homer in
, the sixth, but the Angels came
back in their half to tie it on
Clarence Maddern's three-run hom-
er.
The Beavers finally gave away
Tic game in the sighth when al
ter two we're out the Angels
Johnny Ostrowski walked, Lou
Stinger singled and Paul Gillespie
} walked to fill the bases. The
Beaver hurlar, Jack Robinson, who
relieved Vince Di Biasi in the sixth,
then walked in Tuck Stainbach
with the winning run.
Bill Fleming, allowing only four
hits, was the winning pitcher;
Robinson the loser The Angels
got seven hits.
SEATTLE succeeded i'll squelching
q ninth-inning San Francisco rally
t Leaf the second place Seals
80. the Rainiers' third base
man, George Scharein. tripled in
TIE fourth after two singles to
drive in two runs that proved to
be the winners, Seattle having
scored once in the second Tle
Seals got one in TIE seventh on
Bill Matkcson's triple ana an in
field out, and another in the
ninth on two walks and pinch hit
ter Red jennings single
Pitcher Dick Barrett won his
18th game for Seattle, the hits be-
ing even at six apiece.
Sacramento and Oakland used
five hurlers apiece as the Solons
outlasted the Acorns to win 10 to
2. Sacramento outhit the Solons
i5-12 and the win was credited
to sig Jakucki. Ralph Buxton
was charged with the loss.
Finky Woods hured a shutout
for Hollywood, limiting the San
Diego Padres to four hits and
topped it off with long homer
in the seventh to drive in three
runs and give the Stars their 4 to
0 victory.
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RANKIN To SEEK
SEAT OF BiLD0

TUPELO, Miss, Aug. 28.-tR-
Rep. John E. Rankin (D-Misa :,
who has represented the FRS
M .ssissippi District in Congress
since 1920, announced his candi-
dacy yesterday for the seat in
the United States Senate of the
late Theo G.. Bilbo.
Rankin, like Bilbo, long an adj
voeate of white supremacy in the
south, is the third candidate to
enter the race III the November 4
general election The two others
are State Supreme Court Clerk
lem O. Ellis Of Jackson, and Cir
cult Judge John Stennis of De-
Kalb.
Rilbos unexpir9d term has long
er than five years to run. Gov
eillor Fielding Wright said recent
ly he PROBABLY would not appoint
an interim successor unless Con-
gress was called into special
session in November.
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Federal Grand jury
Gels Busy Right in
Nation S Capital Oily

WASHINGTON, Aug 28-tR-
A federal grand jury has returned
a conspiracy Indictment against
the National Association of Real
Estate Boards and the Washing
ton Real Estate Board. In adai-
ton, the Department of Justice is
filing civil and antitrust suit
against the same defendants and
the president and Is members of
the Washington board.
Attorney General Clark said the
Indictment charges the National
Association of Real Estate Boards
and the Washington Real Estate
Board with engaging in criminal
conspiracy to restrain trade in the
housing field. The Indictment says
this has been done BY fixing the
commission rates to be charged
by real estate dealers in property
transfers.
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GREEN LIGHT FOR
SCIENCE PROPOSED
Bv FRANK e. CAREY


WASHINGTON, Aug. 28-tR-
An eight-point program for ex-
panding scientific research to pro-
mote the nations security and
prosperity by a proposal
for doubled expenditures on science
ty 1957-ris recommended by Pres
ident Truman's scientific research
board
And Mr.. Truman, in a statement
accompanying issuance Of the re-
port, said:
"Wo must constantly enlarge the
boundaries Of scientific knowledge
n order to continue to provide the
benefits of full production and
full employment, and in order to
protect cur democracy from the
dangers it faces in an uneasy
world"
tbs report placed heavy empha-
sis on the need for basic research,
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| e a que
|. ed d ers
CIV The Associated Press

tBy The Associated Press)
IN tie National League the
leaders, to date, were:
Batting = Walker, Philadelphia,
347 Cavarretta, Chicago. an d
Reiser, Brooklyn, 316.
Runs batted in-Mize, New York,
113; Elliott, Boston, and Kiner,
Pittsburgh, SO.
Home luns-Mize. New York, 43;
Kiner, Pittsburgh, 38.
Pitching-Jansen, New York, Is
4, .7s9; Blackwell, Cincinnati 20
6, 1853.
In the American League:
Eating Williams. Boston. 339;
Eoudreau, Cleveland, 800
Runs batted Williams, Bos-
ton, 80; Doerr, Boston, 81.
Home Williams, Boston
26; Gordon, Cleveland "a.
Pitohing-Shea, New York, la,
1888; McCahan, Philadelphia, 8-3,
1877.
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Flush Beals
As Straight

OKLAHOMA CITY, Aug. 28-lR
There's nothing in the law books
about it, but Attorney General
Mac @. Williamson says a flush
beats a straight at poker in Okla
homa.
The opinion was given A. Rich
ard Pellow, Jackson, Mich. who
wrote that he had heard there
was a law in Oklahoma to the Ell
feet that a flush beats a straight.
Williamson checked his statute
books and advised Pellow that Ok
lahoma lawmakers have never III
vaded the field which you men
toned
However, he added, little pri-
vate research had convinced him
the flush is the hetter hand
whether it is the law or not.
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Sikh Mob Holds l;p
Train;f5 Passengers
Are Reported Killed

LAHORE, Pakistan, Aug. 28.-tP
Two U. S. State Department en-
ployees said today a Sikh mob held
up the train on which they We're
riding, killed Is Mohammedan
and twice attempted to
force a way into the Americans
compartment
1t. Col. Charles Caple of Little
Rock, Ark, air attache to the U.
S. Embassy in New Delhi and
Miss Jan Loranger Of Sacramento.
Calf, u S. Information Service
employee at New Delhi, said their
tain was stopped at the village OF
Muir.
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POPE PRESIDENT
CALL FOR MORAL
FORCES unified
Eeye 10 Eye Notes Are Ex-
changed Beiween Vaii-
can and White House

ROME, Aug. 2s-lE IN an ex-
change Of letters made public today,
President Truman said the worlds
moral forces must unite against
those who seek to destroy them. F."
and Pope Plus XII replied that
peace was jeopardized by nations
which would reduce men TO serfdom
The exchange was made public by
the Vatican and the office of Myron
Taylcr. Presidential Representative
to the POPE The Pontiff received The
Presidents letter from Taylor in an
audience Tuesday and replied The
same day
Il seek to encourage renewed
faith in the dignity and worth Of
the human person in all lands, .
president Truman wrote. The times
demand faith that is strong cough
to struggle, if need be- for the
right
The Pontiffs reply said
once the state, 10 the exclusion
of God, makes itself the source Of
the rights of the human person, man
is forthwith reduced to the condi-
ticn CT slave; of a mere civic COM
modify
The Pontiff pledged "wholeheart-
cd cooperation from Gods church"
in championing the individual
against the desootic rule; the labor
ing man against oppression; RELIGION
against persecution.
unless the moral forces of the
wcrld now Join their strength. dis
couragement must Inevitably deep
en-, and the strength and effective
ness which thereby would he lost by
these neral forces would be gained
by these forces which oppose and
seek to destroy them
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and President Truman commented;
Tho fact that only thin
trickle of scientific knowledge is
today reaching US from other coun-
tries constitutes an emergency and
a challenge.
ITO meet this challenge, We must
promote the rapid growth Of basic
research, the cross fertilization Of
ideas among our scientists, and the
maturing Of rev generation OF
scientists who will think boldly
and daringly"
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Nine Maxine
Stab 10 Beat
Ruth S Record

Johnny Mize, National League
batting leader is making a home
nun squirt to beat the record Of
Bale Ruth and here are the re-
suits so far:
Homer Game Date
Johnny Mize 43 l22 S-27-47
Rate Ruth AZ 127 1881 -27
truths 44th homer was hit in
lis l28th game, September ?, 1927
in The year he set the record of
Co
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SEATTLE PEOPLE HERE

Registering at the Baranof Ho-
tel yesterday from Seattle are
Enos Bradner, Elizabeth S Msrtel,
julius Rcsso F. A. schaffsr
L. F. Blake. and Mr. and Mrs. E
A. Eide
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Widow of First B. B.
Gar Dies in Chicago

CHICAGO, Aug. 2s.-tR- Mrs
Winifred Reed lands, rs, widow
of Kencsaw Mountain Lands, first
commissioner of organized base
ball, and former federal judge, died
last night. She was born in Otta-
wa, Illinois.
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IN TOWN

Mr.. end Mrs f. Ojan,smi CT Pei
lean City are staying at the Cas-
tinueau Hotel
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HERE FROM MICHIGAN

Gerald j. Miller Of Nortnfield,
Michigan, is at the Gastineau> Ho-
tel
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American League
RING DOPE

(By Tie Associated Press
Three fights are reported for last
night, resulting as follows:
In Erie, Pa, Tommy Yarosz, 156,
Pittsburgh, stopped Charley Jerome
at 1897 pounds. of Memphis, Tenn,
in the seventh round of their tout.
In Norwalk, Conn, Johnny Gre
co, lat, of Montreal, outpointed
Joe Peralta, lat, of New York, in
a 10-round encounter.
In Oakland, Calf, George "Sug-
ar" Costner, 146, local boy, KOed
Earl Turner, lat, of Richmond,
Calf, in the first round of their
bout.
Buy your Fishing Tackle NOW
at DARNELL'S fer the SALMON
DERBY, AUGUST 31st.
Adv. 652-tf.
Mattresses and Fountain Girls
wanted at Porcy's Cafe. 665 tt
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Buy your Fishing Tackle NOW
at DARNELL'S for the SALMON
DERBY, AUGUST 31st.
Adv, G52-tf.
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VISITS JUNEAU

Glenn C. Mccall of Anchorage
is staying atthe Gastinaau Ho-
tel.
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IF YOUR isiCr El IS NOT
EARNING FOUR PERCENT it will
pay you to investigate our offerings
in well chosen investments, ALAS
KA lFINANC CORPORATION,
Cooper Building. 4th and Main.
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SOUTHEASTERN TO
BRING SUPPLIES 10
JUNEAU FROM SOUTH

The briggs steamship Company's
lreighter Southeastern is scheduled
to sail tomorrow from Seattle Tor
Ketchikan, Juneau and Sitka with n
fun cargo of fresh meat and gro
ceries
Briggs describes the cargo or
Ketchikan and juneau as relief
supplies" which the longshoremen
have agreed to handle DESPITE the
three-week old strike against the
large steamship companies Sitka is
strike-free.
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Buy your Fishing Tackle NOW
at DARNELL'S for the SALMON
DERBY, AUGUST 3lst.
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Mattresses and Fountain Girls
wanted at Porcy's Cafe. 665 If
Evening star., 1947-10-22
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

4SS a T'5sss liz 4s s. mark:5
GIRL, neat. colored. wishes Job as maid
or eountergirl have city reference. Ii.
Girl. colored, nice disposition. wants
ssua T0f1 Hn Of sb shden renr' NJ M Ri g.
III GiRL, a'eel eolored desires DAYS work Hours.
nm nm to 70 1a T.fs R q dE niggsSsork gg5os hours
GIRL, colored. wants Job as elevator op-
franFln sTstGF Or es4 switchboard day or 81. eight
GIRL, coEoRED, wants day work, from
s,R1 T. . cofoRan csSfpeIasneed ~. d. DI ssoI ,,
MAiD % n or nsf:. ~ NJ womsn: Sae1
WSMsN sty Tsiere1ses ye In VI ol2i
SsZs w no SUNDAYS: S.}s. s' Il 10. sass.
WOMAN. eolorsd, desires morning work.
WOMAN, eolored' H St WITH re- rsfePenc.s ns Sish.,
eaff ca tp sps eS bsts1s cleaning prefsred
wants Ssdays vork IN rstciass an house sSa'G a.
Would not mind easy housework. cookinI.
eeGfEASSiiNGt' eHf Sit' Of HOMES and otnc.s. b. hr.
windows. woodwork. etc. IL b7ss.
FEW DAYS WORK. practical nursing. keep
children: hl s.a some nights good cook. Box
cpLoREps, LAUNDRY to do at home.
Phone NO. 1856, call after B pm,
days week. Call DI. 1898
SETTLED COLORED WOMAN wants days
work, good laundress DI 519s.
COLORED GIRL WISHES part time work.
neat, reliable. good refs. FIR. 6559.
REFINED COLORED GIRL desires lob 40
child nurse; stay nights. co. 4737.
and light housecleanng; will live in. -Call
RA. 59l3. IA
NEAT COLORED GIRL. experienced,
wishes full or part time work DU 09lp,
Evening star., 1947-10-22
HELP MEN and WoMEN.
loOKKEEPING MACHINE OPERATOl

BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPERATOR, IS
to go, to work with large restaurant
chain: must have some knowledge OF
bookkeeping: tipping speed. 40 to so w.p.m.
Apply in person. 1898 Taylor st. NV.
BIOLOGY TEACHER, white. public high
school; needed Immediately. Telephone
GcoiLEacSTfioN WORK By PHONE, ps expert
CLOTHING STORE. 731 .7th. st. NV.
COUPLE, competent cook, houseworker,
family Of four; upstairs suite with bath;
good wages; must have recent reference.
couPLE a A; wanted: Ssaad man a chauffeur wNs and
ssse snsss; III living quarters: ApDiy 1859 ssio-
ExfEsfhscaED lseP b CASHIERS. steady employ %
RscE s6FRR fd s4sa B.nRns
RECORD MANAGER-Man Or woman quail
fed to manage, buy merchandise, handle
help of entire department. Apply Mr.. Bur-
roushs, BALLADS, 1900 @ st. NV. -25
ARTHUR MURRAY DANCE STUDIOS need
young men and women with personality
No Mo- sxperisnoe necssssry. ne % compl.ts aaa .ra!n.
ing course given. starting October %.
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