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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-10-22

returned nome wednesday, OCtO-
Der l3 after a two weeks stay in
Boston, Springfield, Mass. and
New York.
Dinner Guests: Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Morton and sister Mrs. C.
Lacey of Denver, Colo, were din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
mond Daley, 2433 Fifth Ave. So.
They motored here two weeks
ago and left Friday, October is
for their home. They were dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Daley on
the day they left.
CantinOs Sextette: The CantinoS
SeXtette met Friday night, Octo-
Der is at Mrs. Halle Ewing's
home, 4048 Fourth Ave. So. Their
next meeting will be held next
Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Young,
8l3 Emerson Avenue No, gave
a family affair dinner celebrating
their second anniversary. At the
party were Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Montague of st. Paul, nieces of
Mrs. Young, Elain and Valaida
Montague, Mrs. Montague, Sr.
and Mrs. Farah Jones.
Celebrates Birthday: Lucille
Roach, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Roach, 1917 Fifth Ave. So.
celebrated her sixth birthday,
Tuesday, October IL. The guests
to the party included: Pearle
Beauford, Penny Ann Clark, Yer
calee Gresham, Myrleene Ono,
Sally Olson, Carol Jean Mason,
Diane Logan, Rosalyn Carter,
Mary Ann Bryant, Richelle SEES
sion, Meredith Wallace, Mary
Anderson, Lydia Wardlaw, San
dra SChofield, and Carolyn Smith.
They were entertained by games
and pictures were also taken. A
luncheon was served with ice
cream and cake as the desert. Lu-
cIlle had a musical cake.
Mrs. w. d. Brown will entertain
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the Y.W.C.A. Public Affairs Com
mlttee at her home on Thursday
evening in honor of Mrs. Edward
Adelsheim, who has served as
chairman of the group and who is
moving with her husband to
Washington, D. c.
House Guest: Mrs. Lena White,
of Chicago arrived in the city last
Friday, October Is to be the house
guest of Mrs. Elsie McMoore, 4l6
E. 25th St. Mrs. White plans to
visit here a week.
Leaving the City: Mrs. Elsie
McMoore, 4l6 E. 25th St. left
Thursday, October 81, for Detroit
where she will visit her niece,
Mrs. Juanita Lewis for a few
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Martin and
Mrs. Amanda Lacey of Denver,
Colo, left Saturday, October l6
after spending ten days as guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Ray,
1888 Smelling Ave. So. They mo-
tored back home.
In Hospital: Mr.. Connie Lam
ders, 1851 Bryant Ave. No. is in
Fairview Hospital with an eye in
lection. Mr.. Landers' infection
has improved and he is expected
to be home in a couple of days.
Senior Usher Board Meets: The
Senior Usher Club of St. Peters
church met Wednesday, October
20 with Mrs. Maxine Jones, 370l
Fourth Avenue So.
The Two O'clock Bride club met
at the home of Mrs. A. B. CaSSius,
436 Clinton Ave. So. First club
prize was won by Mrs. Harry
Chiles, second by Mrs. Charles
Rogers, and third by Mrs. Cor
nelius Moberly. Guest was Mrs.
Maurice Crouch, who was given a
guest prize. The next meeting of
the club will be held Oct. 30, at
the home of Mrs. Harry ChileS.
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4 81. PouI 4

Mrs. w. II. Taylor, 1856 st. An
thony Ave. spent the week end
of last week in Mitchell, South
Dakota where she was the house
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. H.
Springer.
Miss GwendOlyn James, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. James,
900 Carroll, was married on Oct.
2, her birthday, to Mr.. Robert
Thompson of Cleveland, Ohio.
Mrs. Thompson has owned her
own home, located at 1920 E. Goth
st. Cleveland, for the past two
years.
The DYWYK Club met Wednes-
day, Oct. Is, at the home of Mrs.
Cornelius Smith, 543 Carroll Ave.
They made plans for the winter.
The next meeting of the club will
be held at the home Of Mrs. Sid
ney Williams, 857 St. Anthony
Ave. Mrs. Harry King is presi-
dent of the club and Mrs. Curtis
ChiverS is secretary.
Mrs. GuSSie Brown Of East Or
ange, N. j., will make her home
here with Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Vas
sar, 1913 W. Central Ave.
Little Carol Sanders, seven
year old daughter of Mrs. Della
Holsonback, $50 Rondo Ave, will
enter the hospital Sunday night,
Oct. %, to have her tonsils re-
moved.
Friday night, Oct. Is, the men,
Der and wives of Local SIG, wait
ers union, gave house warming
for Mr.. and Mrs. Hector Vassar,
923 ST. Anthony Ave. Mr.. Vassar
is general chairman Of the union.
About 40 persons were present.
MIR. and Mrs. w. b. Walker, 1857
Sherburne Ave. returned recent
ly from a trip East. The Walkers
toured many of the Eastern states
during the month that they were
away.
The PinOchle Breakfast club
met at the home of Mrs. Earl
Brent, 735 Carroll Ave, Saturday,
Oct. IS. Guests present were the
Mesdames: Manley Rhodes, Rich
ard Stokes, o. c. Drizzle, Gussie
Brown of New Jersey and James
Kirk.
First guest prize went to Mrs.
Rhodes, and second to Mrs. Driz-
zle. First club prize was won by
Mrs. Harry Chiles, second by Mrs.
John Few and third by Mr.. Brent.
The first November meeting will
be held in the home of Mrs.
Chiles.
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YOU CAN BET YOUR
BOTTOM DOLLAR

You can bet your bottom
dollar that practically every
advertiser in this paper is
friendly to the honest aspira-
lions of the Negro community.
OR ELSE they would not ad-
vertiSe in a newspaper which
has constantly campaigned for
full indignation of the worth
while Negro citizens into the
life of the community.
There are many advantages
in trading FIRST with advcr-
tlserS in this paper. The fact
that they are friends of the
Community is only one Of
them.
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CAROL BRICE CANNOT
FULFILL SCHEDULE

For the first time in her career,
Carol Brice, world famous con-
tralto. is unable to fulfill her con-
cert schedule because of grippe,
which she contracted recently.
She had to cancel her Alaska
tour.
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e PERSONAL
ST. PAUL

The Nonpare club met recently at the home Of Mrs. j. o.
Stubbs 500 Carroll Ave. and played Those who
prizes first prize Mrs Frank Gambo second Mrs Ed
Saters and third prize went to Mrs Raymond Brown
Two guests present Mrs Idabele Covngon and Mrs
Manley Rhodes The next meeting of the club will be held at
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States
Away from his home stompng grounds Mr.. Us halo
times slips att leaving noggin barbs
of discerning outside world The Santa Barbara Can)
NewsPess few weeks took out edoy after Mr. J. and
lambasted him with editorial "A Strange Mixture of
Sense and Nonsense the California has this of
speech he made there on Wednesday, September 30
Rep Judd in talks Channel City Club and
the Teachers Institute Wednesday treated Santa Barbara to
strange intelligence analysis
international and the amporant and often
overlooked role Of China in was penetrating interesting and
important and reflected and judgment
Judd City speech
wild TRADE which worthy of the irresponsible members
Of the house UnAmercan Activities Committee their most hys
terical
Cong Judd brought Barbara good sample
tactics that Without presenting evidence
he denounced than dozen outstanding Americans with
whom Communists The NewSPress is
the the victims of Judds
stipulated that that of his talk off the record The alb
surdy making public
be published apparent
making charges then refusing take the responsibility
for them Judd himself position
of a writer of anonymous poison pen letters.
mir Judd charged that all leading American newspapers
under Communist domination because cells composing
rooms VINO can manage 10 eAVe OUT auCleS unaVOraDe 70 Com
mun and that favorable articles published
Judd newspaper
situation exists.
Judd a charge against individual he
named which serious that if is the individual
ought jail treason, it true, Judd
ought jail justice
take of the lid of censorship which this
SO it may be publicly investigated.
teachers his talk He merely them reotyped
hag-wavng Congressmans speech.
The performance of Congressman Judd Santa Barbara
would indicate that there least of Congress with
wOeu lack balanCea time necessary
than national legislators
Another newspaper which Congress
mans halo the Shanghai Chna Evening Post and Mercury
editorial December 49, l947 this published by
Star, former Excelsior, Mimi, man, charged:
Mr. Judd somewhat hyStGTica good
and sentImentay AS The Washington
profound for the Chinese people born actual
We all do He has the deesaton the that all
oathng
Communists have robbed hun of peTspeCves
tive demanding other things evauaon of what the
Chinese Communist merely
its thin layer Of MarXt theology but also
hCatIon and widespread dissatisfaction
Most residents China
quite well and they realize the trend Marshas
thinking Mr. Judd either through
devotion approaching recently
with his preudices his most important returned
Judd clearly the spiritual
Of the thinking and planning Of Secretary
therefore with doubt
operated petty political gaday causing Marshall good
deal Of bother endangerng carefully
program"
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TN VOTING FOR
SENATOR BALL
because

I feel we need the benefit Of
his experience and ability In
the United Stuies S0nGtO. h
seems 10 me ihGi SSRGSoF
Boil hos never been pro
this" or "dnil-thul" but Fuih0T
hos considered ON Issue on
ItS merits, and once convinced
ihui he w0s right, hos had
the courage 70 tell GnyonO,
anywhere, lust where no
stood. Thars known OS poll
tIeul integrity, and Hh0H's the
kind Of stuff we need In aoV-
eminent ioddY."
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SOCIAL & PERSONAL
MINNEAPOLIS

Miss Rosie Orr, KeOla, Kansas is visiting her sister Mrs
Lenora Ray 23l8 Fourth Av &c. other relatives in the
city She plans to be here about two weeks
Brother Visits: Mr. June Burt Los Angeles Calf
ting his brother, Mr. Tela Burt 28l8 18th Ave S.
Returns HOme Mr.. Raymond SsSOn, 21O Irving Ave No.
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Looks include President ny
celia Ken who rode the Truman Presidential Duluth
Paul had copy the column women in politics
She gave Mrs Bess Truman Later
speech the st Paul Auditorium service
Mrs Truman off the stage
minute talk Mrs Klen" Marccla had
the column purse. May keep Mrs Truman asked
I'd like show the President" newspaper certainly
gets around.
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was once a medical missionary to China still has a
number of naive souls believing he ranks second
only the Heavenly Seat know nothing of the gooo
Mr.. Us piety purity and wouldn't comment on
such if did. He be pious all git-out and pure
as the driven snow. I'm concerned only with his
voting record issues that affect me a citizen
as well member of a minority group. 1t seems
his missionary zeal to remedy the immediate well
fare of the Chinese brethren is at odds with his
long -range-education" formula for advancing the
lot of the brown-skinned brother in these United
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hart Ave. Mr.. Willis is a brick
mason.
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PAID ADVERTISEMENT

PAID ADVERTISEMENT
Prepared BY the Peoples VolUnSssg CON-
mlttOs for Joe Sell. 900 Second Ave. So.
Minnsupolis. MINI. leo 1. BoUmsortnsV,
shOimon. for which the rSSVlGr r0iSs
hove been poid.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-10-22

The glorious "ShOwbOat" Lyceum
neapOis October 6 through
Walter MOsby and Helen DOwd
supporting
for the Lyceum Finan Rainbow the that for
tolerance while ii enerains. Things
southern Of the BbO Rankin
temporarily and gets dose Of his medicine The
popular POrgy and Bess" due for plays
Command Decision" and Man and Superman."
should sparkling
of its SmallOn saCknesS supporting
auctions, Blackstone, the magician, had
here. afternoon he JaCObsens
giving He giving
away, told a burg!
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IM WAY S33[E
y. BV neil O0DS0n RUSSELL

interesting political phenomenon pres
campaign with which Judd
fifth district incumbent congressman has been able to bedazze
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STN%:S 90. " By n: s~ o S'.sc ''
Evening star., 1948-11-15
SALESMAN.

sALEsMAN-we have an immediate open:
ing for young man who has nad some
ferritery Pt'rsr; open lies Within the district
Tiis is an excellent OPPORTUNITY to oI,e nc
egs s5sess s.ss Pbens D s4Sa
appelntment: ASK for salesm anager. Ii5
d1.bs in M.sh 3 We v add
fasare this area. NM Men must be neat-.ppesrIns,
lsns and enf saef sa c.T
but not essential II you are interested in in
earning SIS Sk and up: year round see
MR. JONES, Room $40. 1900 18th st. NV.
NATL MFG. OFFICE EaIUp. has real op-
portunity in wash. for man 26-39 with
sas' .ry and shs1. s1ss or .p Rx
IF PREPARED-and you desire an addi-
day. day." phone sH. 4e4l between am. snd
sALEEsMEN-we are expanding our sales
was answered. and wish that you had
known Of it many years before. You need
a car and a burning desire to be among
and the thorouEh training We give YOU. .
successful lifetime career can ano VIII
be realized For appointment phone sH.
SALESMAN. f IS 90" o. up iu classMcar.er op-
portunity for right man. Appointment
selling only. We have more contacts than
our present staff can cover. Supported by
radio and magazine publicity; Draw
against earned commission ENCYCL0-
PAEDIA BRITANNICA. Call Mr.. Magill,
! RE 69Il, for executive interview. -
NATIONALLY KNOWN meat packer has
opening for ! or statesmen TO handle
hotels. restaurants and institutions in
! this area. Those applying must be under
/ 80 and have own car. Men selected will
be trained in our business. Good startins
| salary and excellent opportunity for ad-
vancement. Paid vacations, retirement
benefits etc Reply in own handwrltins
giving full particulars Of yourself. Box
$500, Star. II
Evening star., 1948-11-15
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT once manager, IS years
experience in accounting and ofice pro-
sssRes. sa Eth ss1 qsiH 1.9 excellent 81:
aCCoUNTANT, sxpert; books started. kep,
men, n.1s time aad. oR ao1
over 10 yrs exper. specially store. seeks
POSITION ssre M iasn Of
milly, blouses, handbags, luggage. sports
wear. accessories, etc; unit and stock
fSnsH1
ana and Sober. reliable. 'e Can f'?T TR. iSs? at
fIEiPP1No + 1 Pi WISHES POSITION as /. but
les and cook for private family. PHONE f.
GENTIEMAN. refined. we'll educated. sales,
teaching 4, experience. would like work 4 Box
MAN. MAN a. White, married, desires position
as working manager Of restaurant and
bar. hsi, with opportunity Of buying partner;
MAN, 55, neat. active. good worker. clerk,
typlst; Typ etc, and/or outside combination
sGS nan witt white. s'a5 asiirsd very active. desire,
steady work, experienced In window clean
ins' bakery helper. painting. maintenance yn.
MAN. colo:ed, wants part-time houseman,
lanitor gGS. Tork or aftssnoon work or night
0uh.N, COiOlcu, WdHtS OulCC vi oitet
5 pm. For information. call RE. 2473,
MANAGER APT. HOTEu. recently en-
ployed as general manager one of New
York's finer apartment hotels Of excellent
outstanding background: thoroughly ex-
perienced food and beverage. Box 226-H,
MGR. SMALL NEWSPAPER. edit. and bus.
makeup; adv sales, copy, detail: on super
vision. publicity; married. vet. 20; will
consider allied fields; $3.50 mo. Box
309-B. Star. is
PAINTING, inside and outside: wall wash
ing; free estimates, reasonable prices;
local references. WADE, ME- O943. 15'
SECRETARY, 8 years experience; part
time secretarial or other clerical work,
is to 9 pm. eve. and Sat; will accept
any reasonable part-time work. Box
22l-H, Star 16s
Evening star., 1948-11-15
HELP WoAAEk,

WAITREss, experieneed. for food and
q, drink; A., apply Sss1 sn oeorEis ave nv.
perienced; SEA Wk to start; very sood
job. % Apply in person. 1907 18th st. NV.
MATTRESSES. white. exper. in beverages
good tips. Apply 1908 18th st. NV. -i9
o Counter rs Work FOOD q sns
X %ss! s fs5sS ssnss sssis. ~:
sA si.4 ID oss g Conn and aye 10 NV T. See sr
inside; ore outside; Apply PETRH
LADf, aSs lSsh shss ss nw msehanle.iy
E ssn YES.
!oFss ss5t I. iA1i: 1E accurate syDl.. and sen;
working conditions 2os Colorado bldg.
YouNG l,i s4' LADY, ss Tor eiS' sen.r.l ONCE work,
5-day week, Monday through Friday; sal
bssnet,Ss; sss Apply in own handwriting. Box
20GSG 2eSjS WOMAN. % to 80, free to S work
over the, telephone about the city and its
sun soe %s, Ss hs scoo
graduate, pleasant telephone personality,
about s yrs. residence in p: G., pref.
shift i 5-day WR.: siss pos' per mo. to start;
i sEsf TRsp TRANsT IT. co esoe' NJ 5sss
YOUNG tPeSfs%e1 WeMhN With sales sxpsrienee
and technical ability for ,HECH1NGER CO.
Falls Church. For interview. call AT.
st s once for fRsn: ss:nt MR iyDi
eH GkNEkai IsS ciFR1eaE. e pm typns .xperi.ne.
essential; 40-hour week; employe discount
on purchases and other company BENEFITS
Call or see Miss Jones, SEARS RokByCbR
MARRIED WOMEN have been with my
co. long time earning a substantial in,
to% to my u homsehold h duties also: my co. now
professional work. II interested in such
nss PEARL cass e eersonne so s4i tth
NATioSNAL 4. CASH REGISTER posting ma
edge Of bookkeeping to learn the opera i,,
Reply to Mr.: Robey. E. B. ADAMS CO.
Ai4srESTF1oS sis wiDoMs age q to g. %s i'oa
Sh esdn nnss sssmsa ss no Rs5 sn snch eq:
s:tion months ago and have been ex.
t:emely successful in 1t, earning .,.,s over
nlss ed me to Ms Secure Services
more ladies to work with me. A car y
not necessar, as we will train you EN-
ci.nt,y in les than week So that YOU YOU
are iSte.ested. address MRS. ANN s
cRoYLE At 401s 34th St, Mt, Rainier
Md. stating qualifications. Read this ad
FRONT DESK. refined. alert young woman
under 80. tipping required; salary. Sl40
mo. and meals; hours, 10 = m, to pm;
Div assistant administrator, DOCTORS
HOSPITAL. 1915 Eye st. NV. -1S
RECEIVING DEPT. of fine Conn. ave.
lacy's apparel store REQUIRES young LADY OF
excel character Perm. position with op.
portunity for advancement. Apply THE
EssIE o'DoNNELL CO., 34o7 Conn
Part TINE sALEsLADIEs. Thursday
ewes and all day Sat, 15e per hr. plus
commissions. LONGS. 731 7th st. NV.
Evening star., 1948-11-15
SITUATIONS WoMEN.

APT. RES. MGR, oualiied background
and .exper., yrs: on ] Chicago project;
excel; refs; Box 411-G. star. lie
like weekend, work on commission. LU.
BooKkEEPER. 1s years experience in
full eharse double entry. MISS GARsT,
CARE z of Of CHILDREN in your hom. by
registered nurse; good references. Boz
coMPETfST MP iss1I SECRETARY, handle typins
snd = dsIizsS; AZ ss7s .,.
BERT 1880 irving NV. Apt. 4. AID 2a3s
GIRL, colored. wants work as elevator
o1en H ms gesf ,zs .ze. szssn ca sst A
GIRL. colored: college graduate. want,
GIRL. coiored, college sraduste. wants
once work; excellent typist. Box 431,G,
SEl SiS. ,s1s sSeFse "a. SiEass bS .s ?ss "
GIRL. tolored, wants Job cleaning apts
ensTfFsnF = as to m:sss .sg- ssg or
permit and refs. Franklin 0s@7.
NIKsE, sooTsd sTadus,f n, prac,,ssl II asss de.
patient OF. good position Free to travel.
tkSE-GOSEhNkSS,e experienced, ml0Qle-
e e travel; excellent reference. Phone .u.
PRACTICAL NURSE. to care for OBJ case
and invalid: experienced, Call ST. 1856.
vate secretary; years medical expert,
ence, excellent typist and take shorthand
100 words per minute. or better. is accus-
toned to responsisllity, ss years old; ID;
NoS Boy star
college. reliable, wants permanent posi-
ton: excel refs Box 43a-E. Star. .1s.
TIPPING, commercial and personal, by the
lob tconfdential; pick up and deliver.
sTENOGRAPHER. desires part-time work,
2 evenings week, after $50, except
Monday Box 205-H, Star.
YOUNG LADY 2s, refined. intelligent:
personabe. speaks and writes unaccented
English, German, fair French; good typist:
HO 2a43 -l6
DESIRE general ONCE work or secretarial,
Chevy Chase, fve-day week: good refer
ACTIVE: DEPENDABLE, elderly lady
would like home where she could make
herself useful. TIE. 6191:
Evening star., 1948-11-15
SITUATIONS poMEsTlc.

COOK, will make pies to order and cook
turkey fer Thanksgiving. MA. 577s or
Box GOSH. Star.
afternoons a week. /. to 5; local refs.
So Call after 5 pm. AID. 5274.
GIRL. colored. married. wishes Job as
cook g W; live in: 5fs day week; CITY
ref; S25. EN- 3416, call Tuesday bet
GIRL. eelored. desires afternoon or night
GIRL. colored wants mornings. part-time
mothers helper job. Call after IL. Dl.
GIRL, colored. wants general housexork
by the week, do plain cooking. MA. SITS or
GIRL. coiored desires morning position
s-l2 noon SIS per wk. plus cartare
VI a01H after 10 am
GIRL, colored. honest and relia BILE. wants
work cleaning mornings, AT. s147.
GIRL, colored. experienced, wants days
GIRL. colored, desires job; days work
City refs. NO. 1896.
MAID-G W.-settled woman. good shirt
ironer. small apt. 5ia days; 10 to $50;
500 plus carfare: excel. refs. RA. 1853.
WOMAN. colored. reliable, intellgent;
wishes position cook; experienced; general
cooking. baking, housework. Al refs
TWO GIRLS. colored. desire Child Care
and light housework. Refs. vi. 6l5S.
Evening star., 1948-11-15
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

PBX OPERATING is a pleasant. interesting
vocation for women; age no handicap
We train you in week or two. ldo4
PLAY PIANO AND COMPOSE in 2 months,
Also specialist in voice training, concert
preparation. Dupont S6"1. To-
SPANISH LESSONS. modern methods
private class. in your home or mine; ex-
perisnsed 3 Ms fsachs5 tsE, ANDERSON 7le !s'h
MoDERN TRAINING in beauty culture: all
subjects taught Approved d. BY & GoyernmIrsnvt ~ Irlv
for GI training. WAR-FLYNN BEAUTY
COLLEGE. 1910 g St NV: DI. l'6I
LEARN TO DRIVE in Washington's oldest,
largest and most modernly, equipped auto
driver training school; 194s model cars;
patented dual controls: permits secured
CIVIL SERVICE EXAM Clerk cAF-l
snsxs5s S. garss, a,a. MERIT .oP PuskI NeE
York ave. NV. DI 1lal. %
BEAUTY OPERATORS NEEDED = Modern
training in all subjects day. nisht ana
part-time classes; Get our free estai9gue.
learn Ca NJ AUTo TO BODY ,s'sRf% RhRPAIRHTrain at
home to cash in on great qppOrtunI,IesSi in
spray painting metal work, etc. Write
now for free facts. AUTOGRAPHS
TRAINING. Box s1-H. Star. Is.
Evening star., 1948-11-15
Young Mar
HELP MEN AND WoMEN,

ALTERATION WOMAN and tailors ex-
perienced suits and lady's coats: full OF
part time Apply at once. s. FE1DMAN
COOK. man or woman Call in person tor
interview at 400 Swan st. NV. DEL98
COUPLE. to work in large Euesthouse;
live in; $3.50 mo. If capable. No drinking.
1926 10th st. NV.
COUPLE, white. dependable: man to set
uu pins in bowling alley, woman to work
N restaurant adj; rm. in same bldg
meals and good salary. Call NO, 4I5A
NAN to do outside work, lawn, sarden
and look after 12 registered Angus; wom-
an, Rh.w. for / man; separate, modern
living quarters, for only; fair salary
SALES REPREsENTATIvEs-Men or wom-
en- can earn UP to $3.50 per hour. extra
money along with present lob: full time
or part time evenings. Saturdays ano
Sundays; pleasant work: no experience
necessary; Sc your own hours. Call GL
1918 forappointment -l6
NOW is THE TIME to earn $50 to SIS
wkly; full or spare time. Room 334
Harrington Hotel 10 am. to pm.
APARTMENT DWELLERS. men or women.
keep your present lob. but earn up to 50
per hour conducting pleasant, dignineo
busines in your own apartment building.
among friends and neighborhood, Product
offered a necessity. not Q luxury. Sells
itself. Call CL. 32lS -l6