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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-04
PETITE LEAGUE STANDINGS

High points. Petitel League.
Team high three games. Hsi-
din Five. 257S Lewis Cont.
2574 Wavne Cab. 2506
Team high single game. Halels
Chicken Shack 800 Lewis Con.
9i5. Hardin Five 9l0
Individual high genes, H Har-
din. 648 c. Jackson 6l9 c
Smith SOL
Individual high single games.
X Hardin. 266 c Knighton, 2+7,
= Smith n33
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-04
DsR BOWLING LEAGUE
HIcHLIGHTS

High team average. Second
96i0 2nd high team average.
Gilbert. 1851. High individual
single game. Horne. 24l. Rue
kor 233. High individual average
three game. Horne 500 2nd
high Individual average three
game Parnelle. ST.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-04
POST OFFICE LEAGUE

itA' " 7AOl il'lllt fsNl l.s-.,-s. ID
High individual Single game
w Stovall. 2l7 High individual
three game average. J. Drsken.
EN-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-04
BOWLING
STANDINGS

High man in the Steelwofkers
B League that bowls weekly
at The Forest Club is T Nevels
Nevcls' average is l58 at pres
ent Close behind Novels, no soc
ond place. IS Peek with 1871 fol-
lowed by Robinson with l52
Evening star., 1948-10-04
SITUATIONS WOMEN.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, all around. days
week. Downtown. RUTH. FIR. 1918

BEAUTY OPERATOR. all around. 5 days 9
week; Doxntown;, RUTH, FIR. 1918.
saSes sna iUss etc sday Wk cH
D3REssMAKING. desisn TemOd alts5s; tsIss
ExEcuTIvE FIVE ieT sEcRETARY. EH p' consressions res
III 6ar sa or ana TsqG SA
LEGAL SECRETARY. 3 years experience;
NURSE. student wished to care for children
or convalescent patient on week ends, AID.
NURSE will pay own fare by plane or
plffRFso5SSABLE lfF $5-yr-old experienced \ Y.
as consultant or sales rep: excellent ref;
S5c-S75 per week and expenses. Box
PRAGT1cAL Pr NURSE wishes position Sood
ref Call GE. al9s. 4
SECRETARY, young lady, secretary cSys.
Ueskes Week' pm pm. 10 '' 10 PM. and SATURDAYS.
Q am to l pm; 81 per hour minimum.
North 336i after m -
permanent position, private Once legal
capacity preferred. Hudson 1881 Monday.
sTENoGRAPHER-1f you need conn
petent stenograp pher or typist for vacation
oserfioTo oselfSsmeesi cali Mss BARRETT DE- es4s.
VISITING NURSE, exp. excl ref. private
duty by hour and carfare. Write or call
NURSE ANDERSON. 933 o st. NV. 4.
WOMAN. colored; hospital, practical nurs-
ing experience wishes Job caring for con:
valescent or invalid patient. LU. OILS.
WOMAN, oolored. refined. to care for SICK
WOMAN, white, middle wants
ghw; competent cook: 5i2-day wk.; em-
ployed couple without children or widow.
Write Roy 3f,6-A Star 6s
YOUNG GIRL. colored, neat. honest dep,
desires part-time lob MORNINGS. checker
wrapper. cashier or maid in beauty shop.
vi 6492. -
YOUNG LADY, coiored. wants part or full-
time night work as waitress; experienced.
CO. 1925.
YOUNG WOMAN. experienced in general
office worR would like full or part time
position. 81: 1886.
EXPERIENCED apt. or guesthouse resident
manager and empl daughter desire furn.
apt. exch. services and small salary. RE.
$500, Ext. 2l17 or 494, Mon. through Fri.
Evening star., 1948-10-04
HELP DOMESTIC tcen.. , .

COOK-HOUSEKEEPER for home off 18th
ST.: live in sunny, pvt upstairs upstairs room and
laundry, small family. employed husband
acceptable; only experienced person with
a sses F'tsfnsE esl e. o lsS4 ks5s
COOKING CO AND G.Hw., in sub. Virginia.
r.fs ye ia Salary myss sse mo cali FA nays ss
COUPLE-Woman for gh.w. for 2 adults;
man to be otherwise employed: live in.
State exper, and refs. Box 70-D. Star.
GH.w. and cook: live. in; good salary, 2
adults 2 children; references and health
CIV, COOK. exper local refs. REQUIRED;
prefer live in; : in family. EN-. 81 8.
GH.w AND COOK. live in, good salaryi
2 adults and 2 children; references and
health card required. Phone Taylor 1859.
Tuesday morning between and 1l;3O
HoUsEKEEPER. live in: 2 children; col-
ored girl or woman. TW. 2s51.
local refs; top salary TIA. 2444. 5
MAID, exp, Settled, to care for : small
works: 5-dsy wk; some laundry and cook:
sn Sssk s eiil 4 GO; .is 1877 cn,,sr.n no wash.
ne: 5ia-day week; $50. Ho. '2l42
MAID, MAID G NV, family of 3. no children;
live in; u day Thursday and every other
Sunday of; other help employed: local ref
required. Please do not apply unless
willing to live in IA, 2799. 4
MOTHERS HELPER, high school or coll
lege girl to live in, board, room and ex.
penses HO 1880 --6
WHTAITREsseCHAMBERMAID. white exp,
refs. required; small family; GEORGETOWN
location. DE. Ol16 Monday. Oct. T. at'er
PART TINE GHw,' good cook and
no Sundays; . adults small apartments
ST. and pass TIA 1859.
Evening star., 1948-10-04
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

COUPLE, for work guest house, live in:
$3.50 month if capable; no drinking.
coMraSfoNs 1oSs lsfo s. sood m,d' home in best NV
sect. to. settled person to care M for for elderly
nR 81 ERSs DE Eneasneed s ST. pressrcd s but
not necessary; good WORKING conditions;
permanent: opportunity for advancement:
Vacations with pay. Apply PEOPLES DRUG
STORES, employment ONCE, a st. ne.
FARM COUPLE. white, must be industrious
and sober; man for outside work. wi, wife
aaarGs o n main FRoa Roase vafs RE
davs Rockville 1859 ewes, Sat, Sun. IS
HELP t2M, coorsd men and Tomen, 10 to to
sePy sRs ss%mIs,SH ssssfSs 10 59!
TYPisT. fYfi fs fo-hour week; permanent posi-
handicapped person. aARRIsoNTs,
nov sS's I Is si THE h:Ti TINE to earn $50 to s55
wkly.; full or spare time. Room 334;
ESts 10 s,ioTs to Fbe Hechi
Col Even If you've no previous expert.
will train you for an interesting job while
you carr in the following depts.: Ready
to-wear, accessories, children's dept, home
furn. experienced sorsettiere. You can
enjoy our, 5-dey, 40-h wk;;. with gnerous
company benefits and privileges. Stop in
personnel representatives any time between
10 and 4 80 You'll be convinced that
The Hecht Co. is a great place to shop
ment once, 3rd f., THE HEcHT CO.
sil spe store. corner, Fenton and Ellis
worth dr., Sill. spg; Md, 4
day, 40-hour week; generous company
dement's and privileges. Apply In person.
employment once, 3rd floor, THE HECHT
CO, Silver Spring store corner Fenton st.
and Ellsworth dr., silver Spring Nd. a
GOOD HOME for middle-aged couple: wife
to take charge of children and home Of
employed couple: husband to do home
chores; no objection to husband working
elsewhere; reference. Ask operator for
Dalevtew 9l23. -
Evening star., 1948-10-04
SAlESMEN.

WE WILL TAKE into the organization 2
or 3 f1rst-class statesmen with proved back
ground. Sales in, all types Of siding and
roofing. plastic tile. storm windows, and
complete kitchen remodeling. We have a
good thing here; what have you got tt. to
ROOFING & SIDING CO. 54s5 Ga. ave.
SALESMAN. with promotional experience.
for up-to-date appliance store, in good
neighborhood location; excellent oportu-
nifty for progressive man; references re-
CURED. Apply in person, CRAMER. INC,
q so Wisconsin ave. =
ROOFING, siding and storm window sales
men: best proposition in town; some leads
furnished ME- 1890 s
PAINT SALESMAN with exper. and painter
contacts for Metropolitan Wash: excel.
opportunity good money; refs required.
F9r appt;, call ST 7al5. -
must be thoroughly experienced: starting
salary, SS5; good chance for advancement;
permanent. Apply REGAL, III 9TH ST.
NV. D
SALESMAN for consumers product ad-
Vertised and sold nationally through re-
tail hardware and auto access and dept:
necessary. Apply 500 Tower Bldg. .
Evening star., 1948-10-04
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL. colored, desires general housework.
cleaning and laundry four-day week.
GIRL, desires days work: with references.
AD 4O41.
GIRL colored. wishes work by the day;
experienced. Call after 4 pm, CO, s14S
GIRL, colored, reliable, desires nishtwork
or days work; experienced in laundry ana
cleaning. Elk. Sos 60.
Thursday; refs. Call after p.mp AD.
WOMAN, colored wishes part-time work.
@ to TR 5595.
WOMAN; colored; wants days work s,h ";
WOMAN. coiored. good ironer desires desires
days work; curtain Stretcher at homes
Al record NO. 01S4.
WOMAN, colored; would like part,tims
work mornings. DU. O202. -
SETTLED WOMAN would like position as
housekeeper in home with father and son;
WIILiSG TO TAKE CARE of children or
doing, g.h;w, living in or out. Can
E2PER1ENCED i GCoLoRED LADY, wants
cleaning and cooking; Monday to Friday;
refs DE 45Oq
Evening star., 1948-10-04
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCoUNTANT. expert; books opened.
closed monthly service; back work cauRhs
accoTSTANI a "s, expert ef BOOKS sta starsea iep,
part time; tax returns prepa.ed; stste'
msnts 1rx, s%1,s Wrps reasonable @ OR aan,. nT4
Is Rsnt 40 e build - q 1Ss heasins project Phone
A Bs osiS ADM or GkAD 79SS no9 employed by tad.
or Industrial concern, Cali Wo 4457; a.
g. = snd NJ 9ssaass u of
moderats salary BOY 257-A. star 81.
pe9sseed on Tesidenia and 9fGGI Commercial
fsRs5uqs'en s'e sever aPs PaRTEo %aSa
DENTAL TECHNICIAN. l7-yrs experience.
wants permanent position. private dentlst.
AK. 3144 aft. = pm. or Box 30O-A. Star.
JANIToR. colored. married desires full.
time employment in apartment building
with quarters oI. ,, as part sompsnSat1on sS-
MAN. colored. desires job. of any kind.
oil stove mechanic or driving car; D. c.
Itssse Man, coloTed M want wants dav or nishtwork.
tioors assnshS Cali GInaSNS AK ss6!s eA"'"S " I.
MAS bosss ssSsr sSRssS d9 y'9i
intelligent. adaptable. ROY, OR COOS.
estimator. QetdlleT' stENISe
and salesman. experienced millNork man
aser, stock and special work; "5-yrs. ex-
perience; also experienesd o6 az phases
PAINTER. inside and outside painting.
reasonable prices; local refer
ences. WADE, NE. Oa43. -
vort' o nieht or day. Phone LU, 5aao.
TUTOR, high school math. Latin, French
and history; available afternoons and
evenings; law school student. Box 3na-A.
YOUNG MAN. now empl desires change;
ia yrs. at present JOB; would Ike driving
Or driver salesman; have own car. Box
YouNG t5IS LAW and college grad, single.
passed D c. bar June. 1913. desires posi-
ton with law firm or allied field. Box
YoUNG 1 MAN. e5 with family. now attend
ing night classes in. accountancy. desires
position with good future, Interested in
selling with established frm at equivalent
Of present salary. $3.50 per month. Box
YOUNG MAN. who has partially or wholly
supported himself since he was -. needs
full time job that will leave evenings open
for GEORGETOWN law studies. Physically
fit. combat veteran, college graduate, Ii.
censed pilot: experienced in a variety OF
Jobs from laborer to managerial level;
references II interested call ME 73l ),
RIM 1910 weekdays between and IL
mornings. or and 4:30 afternoons. A.
in pawnbroker business desires position:
can take full responsibility selling, mer-
chandising. managing: excellent refer.
ences Box 143-D, Star a
Evening star., 1948-10-04
HElP DOMESTIC.

COOK, g.h.w., live in. $2s; Bendix washer,
dryer, dish washer: local references
necessary. Sligo 377s. 4
COOK, exper., refs, laundry; other help
employed: Thursday and every other Sun.
of; live in or out; $3.50. ia. 4109. -6
COOK AND G.H.W., pleasant and efncient
sary; S1OC mo. room and board. Call OR.
1888. -lO
COOK, experienced. sh.w:: to live IN:
Children; family Of s. boy, 10, at school
mother and father working: S25 to $50
week: EN-. 1857 -, ,,udr., u-v. u-o, D.,
or stay some NIGHTS; must have exper
and city refs: S2b wk GE. 3345. IS
COOK GENERAL HOUSE WORKER; must
be capable of home management and have
Al recent references: complete laundry
facilities available; small family: S25 per
week and earfare. Call OR. 7272. -
Evening star., 1948-10-04
- .rHrnEn
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

REAL ESTATE COURsE-Learn the funda-
mentals Of the real estate business as
practiced today; prepare for the future;
class each Thursday evening. from. s to
1890 pm: come see how We teach and
the subjects taught; frst lecture free; all
Waple who has had 25 years practical
experience. Phone for reservation or Cd
ditional information or come and bring 2
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.. 1924 14th
ST. NV, DI. 3346. d
yersed in fundamental principles of edu-
cation which bring the pupils mind rap,
idly into focus, ANDERSON. tel. NE.
1888 or Box 261-A, Star.
FRENCH-Private Instruction and eonvers
satton BY highly cultured widow OF Euros
pean diplomat. HO 1858.
CONTINUED on Next Page.)
Evening star., 1948-10-04
SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.

BOoKKEEPERS, accountants, clerks, typ
lists. general Office workers, and Salespeopls
available for afternoon and evening po-
sitions while attending school. Many are
experienced and majority are veterans. II
you need part-time employees, call BEN
JAMIN FRANKLIN UNIVERSITY, employ
ment service. HOO 16tn st. NV Republic
Il
Evening star., 1948-10-04
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
RUSNESS.

PUB. RELATIONS SECY. %; start, $50
wk; unusually interesting: secy.. person.
secy., 5-day., start, $50; radio secretary.
at once, start $50; junior stenogs. t:it.
70 So 400; need 200 new applicants daily
cupy floors. Thousands are placed
annually. See Miss White or Miss Lee at
once. BOYD'S, 700 18th St, Ma. 23iO.
DOMESTIC.
WE HAVE ALL TYPES OF experienced do
mestic help. DE. 6645. .
WE HAVE 1si-CLASS RELP, full or part
time also day workers and practical
nurses Call AID. 0630. PRUDENTIAL
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE. 1853 Wallach
nj. NV. Il
Evening star., 1948-10-04
RK-TYPIST-4O-hr. 5-day wk. Ap-
in person. RKO RADIO PICTURES

gU3 Eye st. NV.
ONCE. in ne. section: group insurance. sick
sAFEWAY STORES, INC. 1s45 4th st
CLERK-TYPIsT. in large real estate Of
flce; sir.cooled: 5-day wk.; excellent work.
as EspERp Ro Sc
Washington Bldg. Call Mr.. Allnutt, DI.
CIERK-TYPIsT by national trade associa-
conditions; 5-day week. Call NE. 6563
CLERK.TyPIsT for medical clinic; tipping
graduate, under 35; 4O-hr., 5ia-day wk.
%9nth a per vacation g.a9 aga 81 ss4 Gays sick leave
yo1ns lady with senerai ONCE exper., pleas. IS.
ant working conditions BARBER a ROSS
Gn h sn ss aptfscHe RE
position in our home ONCE agency dept.
day Is Hess to NE fT%Besn ERyE gSHng EH H
suRANCE CO.. 1900 Goth st. NV;
CLERK-TYPIST-Youn lady with expert
enee ss clerk-typist, in large real estate
required, but some business experience
necessary: must be quick typist and accur-
ate ate. 5-day week wit, with salary ESQ ply plys
cLERK-TYPIsr; knowledge of cashiering
Doston oko 19s n9t al s 4
CLERk-TYPlsT wanted for expanding
credit once; permanent; salary, commen;;
surate with ability; vacation with pay and
co esber s ssnefis ath St. Apply nR LEEDS 'EwElFY
CLERK-TYPIsT: experienced good pay,
5l2,day week, pleasant working conditions;
CLERK-TYPisT, 6-day week during fail
and winter months, 5-day, week during
soya4s a. sSS%f 'eSs co 1873
CLERK-TYPIsT or public stenographer;, 8
Call Mr.. NORMAN, sH. $3.50, e
CLERK-TYPJST, experienced; 5h-dav wk.
disqualification insurance. CHERNER MO-
TOR CO., 1871 Fla. ave. NV. See Mrs. Lee
CLERK-TYPIsT. age 90 to so-The Eve
in the classified ADVERTISING department
for an accurate typist. capable OF answer
ing incoming telephone calls. The hours
are q am. to 8 pm. every Thursday and
Appiy personnel once, Room 5o4, THE
EVENING STAR. 1101 Pa. ave. NV. -
CLERK -TYPIST for position with estab-
varied duties, general ONCE experience pre-
ferred but not essential; 5-day week, an
.nusl and sick leave provision. Cali Ho.
1920; MRS; HAMILTON. "A
woman; private room and board provided;
refs: required; phone for interview. EN-
CoMPToMETER OPERATOR, young lady.
downtown once Of large organization; B.
day week. Reply in own hand writing.
stating qualifications and salary desired,
eSoR. ess as1e meat ss1 .nd ,.se,.el.. eoor.d PVT
board pfovided. Call IA. 1422. -
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Evening star., 1948-06-22

Republican Party and this conven.
ton. This Is the challenge Of men
everywhere who are weary Of war
and heavily laden with tyranny.
This Is the challenge Of our youth
who ask better chance to live.
This is the true voice Of America.
Above all, the enemy Of happiness
is war. Peace is 1t first essential.
Two generations have been asked
to give their youth to the CRIME
and blood of conflict. The happi.
ness Of another generation hangs in
the balance. Those boys who gave
their chance Of life and happiness
are our reminder Of our duty to
build a better peace:
ITO what avail, alas, to what
avail
If we resume the old fulfill
ties!
Have mercy on our souls II
we should fail"
Peace cannot be kept without
Government. Upon those chosen by
this convention must rest that awful
responsibility.
May God grant that this conven.
ton meet this challenge with truth
and courage and vision. BY Gods
grace, may we choose wisely and
well.
Evening star., 1948-06-22

cannot keep, to keep those that it ha.
made, and to match material with
moral character.
To bring that sort Of character
to Government II the pledge Of the
Republican Party.
Urges Unselflsh U. 3. Influence.
A sound influence is the next
Characteristic that the people have
right to expect Of their Govern
nsnt. A Nation does not live unto
itself alone. America Is one Of q
great community Of nations. Ameri-
can industry, culture, science. COM
merce and, in war, its arms, have
profoundly Influenced the world at
large. Its influence, however, is
and must be unselfish. 1t must seek
no imperial power and no foot OF
another nations territory.
True, the greatness Of America
raises high expectations every
where. And - the influence OF
America must justify those expecta-
tions wherever or whenever they
are legitimate. It must teach by
example fair dealings among nations
and between nations and their peo-
pie. America must not in the
future-as our present leaders have
done 80 tragically in the recent past
N-squander our influence in the
support Of reaction, exploitation
and tyranny.
Our Nation must count as it can
its great institutions, public and
private, that have extended health
science and education, must con.
tinue to enrich the world. 1t must
teach the miracle Of American pro.
ductive knoW-how wherever it can
1t must join in all common efforts
to destroy disease, superstition anc
intolerance. In world of neigh.
bors, it must be a trusted and help.
full friend.
Finally, the happiness of its peo'
pie Is the supreme purpose of Gov.
ernment. That is what Aristotle
the father Of philosophy, wrot,
1000 years ago. That is what JET.
ferson in this city wrote into the
Declaration of Independence-"th.
pursuit Of happiness"
Right to Seeek Full Life.
That objective implies the right
Of man to seek full life and tc
grow in mind and spirit. 1t means
the right Of a child to be protected
against disease and ignorance. II
means the right Of man or woman
to work where and when he car
best serve. 1t means the right of 8
farmer to plant when and what hi
chooses.
Freedom Is the basis of happi.
ness. Freedom to speak and write
to vote, to travel and to worship
as mans spirit prompts him tt
worship.
Those rights are the marks which
distinguish our republic. While tha
republic stands Americans will b,
free and ours will be a happy Ma.
ton. But let us keep that republi,
safe.
We have. as Benjamin Franklin
said here in Philadelphia, a repub.
lie. If We can keep it.
The American people, despit,
storm and stress. despite assault!
from enemies within and without
have kept our republic.
Let this convention, eight scor,
years later. give our republic tn,
leadership 1t deserves.
These International character
world influence and peoples hap.
pineSs-these are the concerns o1
this Republican Party.
Sees Challenge to Party.
This is the challenge that genera.
tionS OF free Americans offer To the
Evening star., 1948-06-22

of our soils, for the production and
control of surpluses of basic food
crops, and for the maintenance of
the prosperity and buying power of
rural America, which is always the
barometer of our national prosperity
The Republican President and the
Republican Congress will deal real
istically with the problems Of hous-
ing, Of the strengthening Of social
security, and of the full protection
of the public health without resort
to the dreary and inadequate regi-
mentation of State medicine.
Republican leadership will dis
charge, as fully as a great Nation
can. our tremendous obligation to
our veterans. We shall never seek
as the New Dealers did in 1888, to
achieve economy by voiding or trim
ming our payments to sick and
disabled veterans. Rather, we shall
seek constantly to give all veterans
new and greater opportunities to
build happy and useful lives.
Hits "Pampering" Of Reds.
Republican leadership will carry
out the mandate of the people to
end the pampering of Communists
in America. We shall ferret out and
drive out every Red and pink on the
Federal payrolls. We shall guard
carefully the freedom of speech and
thought of every American, but we
shall expose every subsersive indi-
vidual and organization. We shall
change the social climate which has
permitted foreign exponents of
Marxism to bask in the profitable
sunshine Of publicity while they
abuse our American hospitality.
| The Republican President we
choose here will believe in the sound
principles of efficiency and economy
which the Congress has espoused.
He will conduct thorough exami-
nation of every department., agency
and commission; he will remove
every payroll parasite living off the
taxes paid by American producers;
he will free the American people
from the costly burden of the New
Deal bureaucracy.
The Republican President will live
by the Constitution. He will live by
it's letter and its spirit. He will not
try to circumvent it by tricks or
stratagems or secret deals with
foreign powers. He will respect the
constitutional powers of the Con-
gress; he will never tamper with our
courts.
| Under a Republican President we
shall restore to our local and State
Governments their rightful author
ity to exercise the home rule which
has always been the cornerstone OF
our liberties.
Promises to Restore Initiative.
Above all, Republican Leadership
will preserve the freedom anC
initiative of our American economy
1t was the good fortune of Amer.
leans to find country rich beyond
measure in resources. American.
on a virgin continent achieved 6
civilization, an agricultural and in.
dustrial production, a general dis
tribution of wealth and well being
a standard OF health and education
an emancipation of women, ar
openness of opportunity. which have
never been equalled in the 5000
years of the worlds recorded his.
tory.
1t is for the Republican Party tc
realize, to point out, that America
is only at the threshold of its
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