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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-01-02
ODD FELLOWS
HOLD ELECTION

Election Of officers was held by
the Grand United Order Of Lodge
Fellows No. 2s77, Friday, Dec. 20,
at 207 Third st. s.
J. W. Pate was elected noble
grand; Leon 7. Lewis, vice noble
grand; C. r. Msndosa, noble father;
c. C. WoOdson, worthy treasurer
Rev. Z. C. Harris, worthy chaplain;
willard Merrill, permanent seere-
tary; William Vaughn, recording
secretary; and Harry jackson. inner
guard.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-01-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Watson,
3755 Fifth Ave. g., had as their
holiday house guests Mr.. and Mrs.
Wyatt Wallace Of st. Louis, Mo
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace returned to
their home Saturday, Dec. "a.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-01-02
Restrictive Covenant Cases
To Be Heard by High
Court on January IA

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 31-(NNPA)-Argument
before the United States Supreme Court of the four racial
strcve covenant which originally scheduled for
December IL and H. is tentatively set for January IA
The argument of the postponed because Asso
cate Justice Frank Murphy entered GEORGETOWN unyersty
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-01-02

Mr.. Sam Arnold, 21O4 East 24th
St., has been Ill at his home for the
past ten days. His condition Is
much improved.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-01-02
Henry Wallace Throws sq.4iL
Hat in Presidential
Ring As independent

CHICAGO-Henry A. Wallace this week declared HIM
self independent candidate for president Of the United
States
His bolt from the two major parties and formation of
progressive party followed the day after Wallace made
fighting declaration of independence for American Negroes
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Norma Stokes BeaufOrd
Featured in Sunday
Evening SaIOI

Norma Stokes Beauford, xylO-
phonist, will be featured at the
Sunday evening Salon at Halle Q.
Brown at 8 p. m. Sunday, Jan. 1.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-01-02

Want ads in this paper bring
good results.
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-02
Dogs Running At Large

There are a great many dogs
that are running at large on Onr
streets and throughout the state
The state law plainly states that
It shall be unlawful for anv Der-
son to permit any dog to run at
large at any time without a license
tag. It shall further be unlawful
to permit any dog to run at large
anywhere in this state between the
first day of March and the first
day of October next following in
each year, unless accompanied bv
the owner or custodian, and under
his or her immediate control. Ev-
cry day there are complaints made
to the game warden and they have
been kept busy rounding up dogs
running at large. Several charges
have been placed against owners
and they have had to pay fines. All
dog licenses have the law printed
on them and if dog owners allow
their dogs to run at large and are
arrested and taken before the
court they should blame no one
but themselves.
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-02
Religion by Mail
Is Church Proposal

GENEVA - (F9 ~ Correspond
ence courses in theology to helm a
religious revival in Europe were
among suggestions put forward at
a recent conference here of relig-
ious leaders from IS countries.
The conference was called by the
Department of Reconstruction Of
the World Council of Churches to
consider means of encouraging
postwar theological training in Eu-
rope
Proposals included sharing of
food, clothing and money among
European faculties, an exchange Of
students and professors, establish
ment of central library and scho-
larships for postgraduate study
and foreign travel.
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-02

Sunday in honor Of Mrs. Work
mans mother, Mrs. Bessie Green S
birthday anniversary. They were
Rev. Richard M. Green, of Dover,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton ArgO and
children, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Reed and Mrs. Delema Mitchell, of
Milton, and Mrs. Herschel Ben
nett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyril Webb, of Mil
ford, were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Percy Stevenson and sons on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Adams and
sons visited relatives in Easton,
Md, on Saturday and enjoyed the
Easter programs or the TelevisiOn
Radio set.
Mr.. Russell Bennett and mother
spent Monday and Tuesday in Har-
risburg and Philadelphia, Pa.
Mr.. Harry B. Prettyman, of Will
mingtOn, was buried in Slaughter
Neck Cemetery on Friday after
noon.
The Home Demonstration Club
met at the home of Mrs. Mabel
Bennett at BAY View Farm" on
Tuesday. One new member was ad-
ded to the club The topic for the
day was-"Know your woods and
wood finishes.
The w. S. c. S. meeting will be
held on Tuesday evening, April 9Th,
in the church basement. All invited
to come.
Miss Eleanor Argo, daughter of
Mrs. Edna ArgO and Mr.. James
West We're married on Friday eve
ming. We wish them long and
happy married life together.
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-02
SLAUGHTER NECK
Church Services

CnuFcn services
Sunday, April 4th
Sunday School, p. m, Vinal
Carey, Sup't.
Preaching-S p. m, Rev. e. N.
Wright, Pastor.
Rev. Cason, of Lincoln City, de-
liYered the sermon on Easter Sun
day morning. A solo, "The Beauti-
full Garden of Prayer" was sung by
Mr.. Walter Muncey, of Wilmington.
The choirs sang Jesus Is the JOY
of Living" and "In the Garden"
The large basket of beautiful
Easter flowers were presented to
the church by the Willing Work
ers s. 5. Glass, also, several pot
ted plants and bouquets made up
the pretty decorations for Easter
Day.
Mr.. A. Nelson Bennett, of Dick
insOn College, spent part of last
week with his mother, Mrs. Her
schel Bennett and brother, Russell,
at Shady Brook.
Mrs. Ethyl w. ElmOre, daughter
OF Mr.. Thomas Logan, of Stafford,
Kansas, is spending a few days
here with her father and Mrs. Lo-
gan. She will make a return trip by
plane the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Higman and
daughter, Margaret, entertained
relatives from Staten Island, N. Y,
during the Easter holidays.
Mrs. Bessie McClume, of Tren-
ton, N. j., daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry B. Roach, was laid to rest in
Slaughter Neck Cemetery on Sun
day after a long illness. The fam
lily have the sympathy of this vicin-
ity.
Mr.. and Mrs Norman Workman
entertained with a duck dinner on
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-02
Removing scorch

Removing ScOrCh
Sunlamps have been used success
fully to bleach out scorch caused by
too hot an iron.
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-02

STREAMLlNE planes span the country over
night! Streamline trains flash like rockets
over humming rails! StreamIine cars whizz
along the hishwaYsg Because j.. Stream
lining saves timeI
THE HUDSON BAKERS offer you brand
new loaf e. as modern as tomorrow
as flaVorful as new dessert Naturally,
it is Paekaged in bright r:osSn stream
line wrapper for instant Identification.
Evening star., 1948-09-12

RECIPE FOR BROS EYE PEAe
IN SQVA$H* NESTS!
acorn squash, halved anA baked
package Birds Eye Green Peas
" cup pa liquid
tablespoons bstter
teaspoons fear
chicken bouillon cube
u teaspoon lenoa Juice
tsblespooa choDpe6 cAives
Before you put halved squash into oven. place
teaspoon butter and teaspoons brown sugar in
each squash half. Sprinkle with salt and pepper.
Cook the young Birds Eye Peas as directed on
package Drain. reservins " cup liquid. Melt but
ter in saucepan. Add flour and blend. Add pea
liquid and bouillon cube. Cook and stir until thick
ened. Add lemon juice, chives. and cooked peas.
Work brown sugar and butter mixture into
squash meat with fork. Arrange squash halves on
serving platter and fiji eenters with peas. Serve
with bacon curls. Makes 4 servings.
'Haived baked sweet potatoes or yams may be used.
Evening star., 1948-09-12

And, incidentally, Birds Eye saves you work
and mess. Saves you cooking time, too-Birds
Eye Peas cook in 5 to 7 minutes!
Try 'em in our recipe for Peas in Squash
Nests. The combination makes delightful eat
ing. Economical, too.
One box Of luscious, always-the-sam Birds
Eye Peas equals two pounds Of market peas.
Il real economy buy!
Evening star., 1948-09-12

Lucky Woman!
She just fed her man Birds Eye Peas in Squash
Nests, and he's raving for MORE and MORE!
And you can't blame him-Birds Eye grows
the worlds sweetest, tenderest peas.
Picks 'em when they're young and dewy-
fresh. Shells, washes, quick-free1es EN- 50 fast,
they capture all the country goodness and farm
fresh favor for you!
Arizona sun., 1948-01-02
IN.A.A.C.P. Officers
To Be Installed

The N.A.A.C.P. officers for 194S
will be installed Sunday, January
4th in the regular monthly meeting
of the Maricopa County Branch
which will be held at the Mount
Calvary Baptist Chprch, 18th Ave.
and Yuma st. The officers are:
Rev. L. B. Nelson, President; Mrs.
William c.. Smith, Secretary, and
Mr.. Scotty Oby, Treasurer.
Arizona sun., 1948-01-02
Phoenix Social
and
Club News
HAZEL PAXTON
Phone 3-9346

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Perkins en-
tertained friends at dinner last
Friday afternoon in their newly
constructed home at $40 w. Mon
golian st. Guests were: Messrs.
and Mesdames Zane Dickson, o. B.
Miner, Huda Ellis, Eddie Joe Flow
ers, Miss Lillian Davis, Mr.. Fred
Jenkins and Mr.. Marzell Brewer.
Sick List.
Mr.. R. L. Lewis, 1906 w. Grant
ST., who has been hospitalized in
st. Joseph during the last week, is
improving.
Also, Mrs. Thelma Shaw, who
underwent an operation, returned
home Thursday much improved.
1t has been reported that Mrs.
Eugene Grigsby is much improved
after undergoing an operation, last
week.
Mrs. Willie Forman, of Ballen-
ger, Texas, is spending the hol1-
days with her daughter and son-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Pratt OF
926 Buckeye Road. Mrs. Forman
will remain in the city for 80 days
or more.
Miss Dolores Skinner, 1887 East
Monroe St., entertained a few
friends at dinner on Christmas
Day. Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. H.
F. Edwards, Mr.. Henry Kelly, Mr..
VIM. M. Corbin and Mr.. and Mrs.
D. F. Benson.
Miss Ellen Rose Jordan and
mother spent the holidays in Tue
son, where they were visiting Mrs.
Jordan's sister Mrs. Della Hutton.
Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Payton spent
the holidays visiting their children
in Los Angeles, they were accom-
panied by their daughter Hazel,
who is social reporter for the Ar1-
zona Sun.
Misses Lexie Anthony and Jackie
Fetrnandis motored to Pasadena,
Calf, where they spent the holl-
DAYS with Miss Anthonys' parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Robinson OF
Santa Monica, Calf, were the
house guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn
as Dickey during the holidays. Mrs.
Robinson is sister of Mr.. Dickey
and former resident of Phoenix.
Explanation of the Elks Christmas
Party for Children.
In last weeks Sun which carried
the report of the Elks Christmas
Arizona sun., 1948-01-02

Are you ready for the New Year? Made all those
WE'LL we here at Reddy's Corner have only
oution make, that is-To continue to you in
such manner that we warrant your continued
in the past years. With that thought in mind
indeed wishing all of YOU HAPPY NEW YEAR
Our Christmas Party went off SWELL most of our
GIFTS have been claimed those who have failed to
claim them have been notified by mail, but we wish
to list the winners here again:
Spartan Portable Rado-Paul D. johnson.
Motorola Radio-Robert Washington.
Philco Radio-Frank Jones'
Cudahy Ham-Monroe Connor.
Cudahy Bacon-Mrs A. j. Harrison
Fancy Chocolates (2h lbs)-Howard Watson
Fancy Chocolates Glib. Box)-Elliot Hunter
Fancy Chocolates (2-lb Box)-Jim Cockerell.
lib. Box Chocolates-Jack Harris.
1a-b. Box Chocolates-J. D. Bassett.
Case 24-12O2 Country Club Beer-Foster
Case 24-11O2 Acme Beer-Willie Byers.
Case 12-12O2 Cans koenigBrav Beer-Felix
Case IL 2-1202 Cans Koenix Brav Beer-John
White.
18th Three Feathers " S. R.-Wayne Scott.
Our hat is off to a new enterprise in community.
One that any community could well be proud of-Ihe
Ragsdae Mortuary, 18th ST. and East jefferson They
are holding open house Sunday from till p m
hope to be able attend and personally wish them
we'll, in their venture.
In closing we wish A HAPPY NEW YEAR to all of
YOU, FROM ALL OF US.
VIRLEE-ANNIE MAE
and FREDDY"
Arizona sun., 1948-01-02

party for the children of the COM
munity failed to make mention of
the fact that Grand Canyon Tenn
pie, The Daughter Elks, were CO.
sponsors. Daughter Ruler Susie
Oby also assisted on arrangements.
Open house was held Christmas
Eve at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Gardner, who reside on East
Broadway.
Mrs. Bertha Helms, mother OF
Mrs. Homer Roberts of 812 E. JEFF
ferson St., who has been confined
to the hospital for two weeks is
somewhat improved and is back
at her daughters home.
Mrs. Deliah Word, of Ell wPaso,
Texas, is spending the Christmas
idays with Miss Hazel Williams.
Bertha Helms, and Mrs. Homer
Roberts, respectfully, at their home
812 e. Jefferson.
Out of Town Guests Feeted.
Phoenix social life was acceler-
ated last Monday evening by an IN
formal party given in honor OF
Miss Barbara Wade, of Tacoma,
Washington, at the home of Mr'
and Mrs. Sylvesta Ware, 1901 r.
Washington st.
Miss Wade is former Phoenix
girl and returned to spend the hol-
idays with Miss Hael Williams.z z
Guests present were: Misses Clar-
en- Johnson, Dorothy Furgeson,
Hazel Williams, Lois Wellington;
Lincoln Ragsdale, L. Tabor, with
Nevada's football team, and Arth-
ur Rosser.
Miss Wade returned to her home
on Tuesday.
Mrs. Ernest McNorton, of Los
Angeles, with her two children,
Charles and Patricia Ann, spent the
holidays with her mother and faith
er Mr.. and Mrs. Walter B. Scott OF
1922 E. Monroe st. They returned
to their home last Sunday.
Arizona sun., 1948-01-02

Open house was held Christmas
Eve at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Gardner, who reside on East
Broadway.
Arizona sun., 1948-01-02

Exclamation of the Elks Christmas
Party for Children.
In last weeks Sun which carried
the report of the Elks Christmas
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-06-15
Daily Programs on KMON
Montana Fdrmer-Stockmdn Station
$50 on Your Dial
tAn Times Are Mountain Standard)
tAn Times Are Mountain Standard)

Weather reports are carried n all newscasts and il the Montana Farmer
Stockman Daily Air edition at 1245 I. m.
Programming, due to summer network schedules, may be changes
without notice.
In this. log, when programs change daily, days of the week are abbre
waited. Thus INVITE means the program listed is heard on Monday, Wednes
day, Thursday and Friday.
sMutua1 network program.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-06-15

Farming is a hazardous business. Guard carefully against accident but
protect yourself from loss by taking VA a Montana Farmer Stockman
SPECIAL ACCIDENT. INSURANCE POLICY. Full information IA requen.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-09-17
DELINQUENT. COUNTY TAX SALE
JACKSON COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI

l. J. Guy Krebs. Sheriff and Tax Collector, VII. sell at public outer,
the City Of PascagoulaJ jackson County. Mississippi on
THE THIRD MONDAY. THE TWENTIETH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1898.
commencing at II o'clock. am. the following described lands m lots aS or s.
for the fiscal year i9Z and costs:
Evening star., 1948-01-06
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ADDITIONAL CONCRETE, cement work;
Ss2F f4ss estimates walls y ssL ss fsa
ADD1TIoNs. sS9 FL M 1e1' A,1 remodelins, carpentry
plastering. painting, etc; tree estimaas1IsIs' 4 aasII
B9L6fs B9n ES 44a BUILDING
remodelins: repairing; firstsslass e mechaanie; ne
COMMERCIAL AND HOME REPA1Rs: re-
WSkaEk esssI9as fEss co No sses
FLooK sEKyiCEWNotnins put the pes.
laying. sanding. nnishings cleaning; par
Sa fses cosTkaeFoRs Nc sia Wsson
aRNEsxL slR nasi sV VcoaNSTrRRAcroK-New building.
remodeling. repairing, oak flooring ssaa con
sEMEhE. sFsss Hoft; cH. e'a: 4sss sselma'e' ,ies
EVANSVILLE CONTRACTING co. =
hoGns siding paiptns psSernn mopS, fhf,
terms. Free estimates. WA. s4se. days or
sfT1E KITCHEN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in
stalIation Of the new Kitchen Maid Flow
Line cabinets and Tracy Lifetime" STAIN
less steel sinks. We do entire Job. invoiv-
ing carpentry electrical work. plumbing
plastering. painting and spm lino1en,1. udss AlSs
CO., 1915 Conn. ave. NV. MA. 67l0.
REMODELNG homes and stores, recrea-
tion rooms a specially; Al workmanshlr
and materials Call G. w. CORCORAN
Chestnut 1858 or A. L. Gore Fans
REMODELING, additions and alterations
commercial and home improvements, com
pIete construction service: free estimates
r. AND M. CONTRACTORS, FIR. 2131
REMoDELfNGoREPAIRING, interior ans
plastering, roof repairing; work guaran
and and material, CAREY WINsToN CON
SWTAH42EGaTpaSoffse f2 co oi sa7f 81 Kinds
T. PRICE, WI 1888. g.
ER-CONTRACToR - Rec. rms
| attics finished in knotty pine; Nuwoo
pianking and Celotex tile; bars, porches
steps, doors, all home repairs; flnancin
arranged. r. W. RUSS. days vi. 7996
Evening star., 1948-01-06
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

DRUM INSTRUCTOR from New York win
accept limited number Of students inter-
ested in learning drumming technique OF
results. Rsas. rates. esli RA. 1855 sftsI
GREGG lGi AND p1rrMAN shorthand, touch
time. LAKE SCHOOL. 1io1 Vermont ave.
fat st. 1wS Spi RI liz III n,talt.d II.
dual steering and dual controls. Profss-
Mao6 DR1hR Eve rsaNsd RAJ +
HiGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaehe.
English, confidence, freedom from self
s1nsSa9TsnsSs %0SR%S M RTayase It tutor; MI 1850
for 81 training. WAR-FLYNN BEAUTY
c1IL5qS; SS SnSnITIS nlS1S e 4; nv; pi 1872;
E
now. Plenty Of practical shopvorf on
i5%o4 % Bennins Td. ne. AT At. ssss. -A
lessons. children and adults. Call AID.
Sss < rR9SS R sssi s. Under
81 bill. Men and women. Phone Oliver
ssa1fY ssss fsE dsfi!ls efhkAroas NrEpEn-Modern
training in all subjects, day, night and
HoNu Get ssHoo sSz s5s
for DC; requirements and GI training,
ATTENTfoH, MoTHEks! Does o; your r child
have difficulty with his speech? Clinic for
Write for details to Miss Jean FORBES.
Speech Therapist, 5i2 2bth st. s., Ariins-
ton, Va, or call WA. 2173. -13
CONTRACT BRIDGE-Get acquainted with
new friends in the round-robin classes.
reviewing bids, leads. discards and bridge
etiquette. Foundation and intermediate
courses and also special playing sessions
Supervised by Q certified Culbertson in
structor. NEVA STOCK, Elk $685. IS
Evening star., 1948-01-06
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

%e R1MasTIG nls!st HELr lGr b. day. week q month 4
AGENCY. 634 8 st. NV,
DU. 4S18. AID. 1882. 8 am. to $50 pm
Al SECRETARY, $50 wk. ~; must b.
o,a S9Sd ssss sasspt oppsst sse.et.ry st
sserstass. sensrsi prsst,ss isx sss $500 s1D. aD.
medical secretary. specialist, $50 UP; trans.
portation secretary. $45-S5O; legal secre.
tary, patent law, $66 up; need 100 nex
applicants daily for top-salaried positions
est 80 years; welcome. See Miss White
or Miss Lee ut BOYD'S, 1888 r. MA
statesmen. capable Of oreanizins sales
force: excel. selary plus commission;
ss1fs eifseaEPd
ENGINEEH, mechanical. outstanding op-
se' 'e9o al Y1SR sEhvfcE Rs:s0n EMfLoY asisSS
MENT CENTER. 1926 K st NV.
TYPISTs, clerks, $175 mo. ID; b-day wk,
mus. must bs accurate tass; clerk. typist 55.
operator. exDer., So, 100: file clerks. frs exper'
hospital near D. c.: maintenance and SLID
mo. Room COLA. (NA. .2lI5). Est. 16
yrs: See Miss Reed. Welcome; free regis
trAtion. Thousands are placed in better
positions lest. 15 years). PERSONNEL
SERvlCE, 1911 g st. NV. next to church
ENGINEERS, electrical (m0. graduate
radio, televtston; salary depends on back
ground; structural engineer, steel and con.
crete, Ss5 Ek:; grocery salesman: SIZE
MEL SERVICE. 1871 g st. Ma. $3.50, Ma
2l15.
Evening star., 1948-01-06
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert; books opened,
closed, audited, statements; monthly tax
service; prompt; reasonable. sH. 1854 egg
ACCOUNTING STUDENT, senior, desires
part-time position In local CPA firm: tax
turn sss1 e a n. S.
3cGogNTANr.D ACC D EXPERT; books started. feD,
aseSSsx Rses;H sHss Gz ao5 h..,,
audits. systems, bookkeeping, financial re-
port taxes. WO. $685.. IT.
coNTEaGToa Or builder; @ s:rDsnssr s expert: !:
husky enough to work. Cali dE. 4is4.
ainss s .sa snd vssS ends; sale: work preferred
!xNIISh. eolSrsd. Job for couple. can
M LAW STUDENT, veteran. desires . fun.
i Saslness S':sGa i'm, 's Box 1ss.A, ssar 0'
avtb LAW STUDENT mt xi finish school this
as r. B Be- GS1 s1so
MAN, IL yrs. insurance branch ONCE &C;
eoHntnx and sassr yrs srsdt and
MAN. colored. wishes Job Is chauffeur.
aef live see h out .s e. i.v: s
cook. FIR. soS4.
Man MAN cotersd ,aI, wants insds work
lSACco Sau IOiufuDla SIIS. nome I'll
MAINTENANCE carpenter. painter, desires
steady JOB; good reference. Call JOHN,
MAiNTENANcE ELECTRICIAN, expert
enced hotels, apt. houses. Box 390-A,
PROJECT MANAGER, with construction
experience: win 60 anywhere; legal train
ing, real estate and title CO. experience;
married: owns car. Tel. GL 1904 or
address Box 337-A. Star.
REAL ESTATE settlement clerk with title
company experience and thorough knowI-
edge Of the business desires permanent
position with reliable firm. Box BOA,
Rental MGR, property maintenance
dept; yrs. liberal real estate exper
salary open. WO. 0696.
STENOGRAPHIC AND TYPING WORK
done at home 1858 Harvard st. NV,
MANLY. Will call for and deliver. g.
VETERAN STUDENT. colored waiter or
other work needed, evenings after g. Call
North 6468 after $40 pm. -6
VET, colored' desires work OF any kind.
VET, colored, desires Job as porter: exper.
grocery clerk. NORMAN JACKSON, II
VETERAN, young man would like Job in
HSXs5 s5oy work; rpl',,.E5 Rex 454-A, star; t. 80
writer, dept, and specially, store experi-
ence; available 2 days weekly. UN. 1850.
YOUNG MAN, colored, desires position rs
driver or elevator operator; good refer
enCes TsW Oh92
Evening star., 1948-01-06
SALESMEN.

MEAT SALESMAN; an opportunity tc
really make money with an
wholesale meat line. Contact MIR. RUS
sALEsMAN, s4-32, with sales experience.
splendid opportunity for aggressive. crea-
TiNaE 1Es Cash ARs II eo a7
st. ny; NJ. Shaw, before 8 am. slQ
nv Mssh shDsbii blvd. pfel Arl 1sfS Vs iNo' oO
sALEsMEN-Big profits in deals. Expert
snee but net & m
WE1sz, 213-B. North Desplaines. Chi
sALEsMEN---storm windoY, roofing and
siding men. best deal to date for statesmen.
SALESMEN-Experien vacuum cleaner
yourself making highest profits in the bust
ness selling Americas finest cleaning Sys-
tem, advertised regularly in national mag
aZineS and coaSt-to-coaSt radio programs:
phone number and qualifications; good ter
STy Fs and n MTaand b BOX 4ss star Viz
sALEsMEN-RetaiI fabric store, retail ex-
perience is necessary; permanent position.
son ssar' A1ps 70 Efa5 T SeS ri vi Ras 7
sALESMAN-National organization needs
hours day, vacation bonus; car not neces-
sary. See STEVE Goss, 7lo 14th st. NV.
Room 400 -6
SALEsMAN-Excellent opportunity for a
neat-appearing, wide-awake man, 30-35
yrs. of age; salary and commission. See
Mr.. Stogo, between 10-11 am. only.
LUBAR RADIO & APPLIANCE CO.. 1882
YoUNG OF MAN TO WORK on bakery truck:
must be sober and e have sales exper: good
BUSINESS CHANCE-Salesmen of good ap-
pearance and references wanted to solicit
hstings from business people. have the
most liberal proposition that will surely
appeal to you. Call personally weekdays,
bet. 10 and |, or make appt with LEON
GOODMAN. 1886 Conn. ave. co. 6S00.- --6
THE ANDREW JERGENS co. wants local
representative to cover Washington ID. c.
territory; $50 weekly salary for five weeks
while training: then excellent salary when
etticially assigned territory .9I quarterly 5uIl
plan; territory guaranteed. added incen-
tives, pension and disqualification plans
must have car; only men with drug de-
partment, variety or combination grocery
and drug store recent experience will be
considered. Telephone T. K. McCAULEY,
Annapolis Hotel, for appointment after 8
pm, Wednesday, Jan. Z. and after 3 p M,
Thurs, Friday. Jan. 8 and 9. plus all day
NATIONALLY KNOWN MFG. ONCE equip.
has good opening for worker: prefer vet
future; sal salary while learning. Apply Mr.
sAIEsMAN, h hard.hittfns, tIH Il e. dignifed man.
with car, to close live leads: high earnings,
short training period. MR.. GRIFFIN, AID.
1895 before IL IS