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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-06-05
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Meanwhile we urge to communl-
cate Immediately with your con-
gresham with the request that he
sign the discharge petition, which
now needs 100 more signatures,
and vote for the measure, includ-
the amendments, when it reaches
the floor of the House"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-06-05
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Continued from rage IL
the United States Supreme Court,
where the decision of the lower
court was reversed and the case
remanded for new trial.
In the trial of the yo"th COM
pleted Friday there were no Ne
groes on the trial jury.
Attorneys Stirling & Stirling,
defending the youth said at the
conclusion of the trial that the
proper motion had been made to
take the case to the State Supreme
Court, ad that the proper motions
had been made so that the case can
be returned to the u. S. Supreme
Court.
Officer of the local branch of
the NAACP, Immediately following
the verdict annouced that the or
ganization will continue and I'M
reletig fight for justice for AL
bert Lee. There were also indi-
cations that other organizations of
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to secure their appointments, toll
the Courier this week.
Attorney Ennix referred to a
statement recently carried in the
Courier which enormously statedn
that Nashville's Negro policemen
could not arrest white persons.
According to Attorney Ennix, the
offers are assigned to beats in
thickly populated Negro sections
of the city, but their authority is
by no means restricted to arrest
ing Negroes.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-06-05

II am veteran trying to better
my. conditions educationally, and
atteding the state Negro School
(Alcorn College.)
at is one of the hardest prob
lens because there seems to me
to be no organization and every
time we register the fees and
everything are changed. I have not
received a catalogue since entering
the school.
Only bullitens which are chang
ed 70 reach registration"
II am wondering since this is
not a privately owned institution
if there are some limitations to
the students.
eve are told by the Business
Manager that the school is in debt,
and they have to charge Us to full
fill that obligation.
"How en- conditions like these
exist when the state appropriates
funds for their schools
"Please give me some considera-
ton for the above existing CON-
ditions."
Very truly yours,
Jester Williams
(Student)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-06-05
1,523,OOO Population
Is Lost By South

WASHINGTON-(ANP) - AL
though the south gained in popu-
lation figures by n1,28C,000 resi-
dents since 1910, a census bureau
report issued here Thursday reveal
ed that it had lost 2'S03,0OO
Southerners over the same period.
The loss and gain measure up to
a net population loss of | $4,000.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-06-05
Col. Robinson Fined
$1,000 In Ethiopia

Adds ABABA, Ethiopia
CAMP = Col. John Robinson
native Mississippian and one-time
member of Halle Sellassie's air
force, was freed from a free
month sentence imposed upon him
for assaulting Col. Count Gustaf
Frederick Won Bosen, Swedish
commander of the country's air
force last week.
However, the Supreme Court
bosted mis- fine from $500 to $1,000
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District Attorney John E. Fleuri
of Gretna take immediate actio
to relieve Bladsacker from d
1t was reported in March that
Bladsacker had not been seen a.
his regular post of duty. Howevay
it was reliably reported that tAe
patrolman was again on duty at
the Gretna Ferry landing, scene of
the origin Of the fatal incident, on
Tuesday morning, May %.
The case reached such proper
tons on the national scene, Sen
ator Glen Taylor dem. Idaho)
brought the incidents to the floor
of the United States Senate and
Representative Vito Marcantonio
(Laborite, New York; brought the
question to the floor of the United
States House of Representative.
1t is a matter of Congressional
record now.
1t was reliably reported by an
unimpeachable source on Tuesday
night, May Is, that four members
of the Federal Bureau of Investi-
cation have been operating in this
area, seeking evidence of civil
rights irregularities.
The Louisiana Civil Rights
Committee announced its intention
to strive for a conviction of Blad-
sacker in an effort to bring to JUS
tice a publoic servant who has
evidenced fragrant disregard of the
rights of the individual who he is
duty bond to protect and serve.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-04

school subjects and then COM
pleted her senior year at St.
Mary's in Raleigh before going
to Wake Forest.
We also noticed that Leigh
prefers to be known by her mid
die name, Leigh, rather than
by her first name which she
was called before going away
to school. The writer had the
same experience and feels like
Leigh about what part Of her
name she prefers.
Since discussing this name
business we found the majority
Of people like one part Of their
name in preference to the other.
Well Leigh. we could write our
congressman and see if babies
can be given a single name or
number until they have a
chance to grow up and select
one they like.
Little Miss Carolyn Eason,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Pres
ton Eason was returned to her
home on Jefferson Street today
from the Roanoke Rapids hos
pital, where she was sent Sat-
urday when she fell on a car
fender near her home. No
bones were broken, but she did
receive a severe bruise which
is responding to treatment even
though improvement is SLOW
Mrs. Katie Williams who lives
out In Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Vince
ler's garage apartment on Boil
ling road, was telling some
friends about an experience she
had early Monday morning. The
dog "Towne" kept making so
much noise barking up a tree
she took her gun and went out
to see what the trouble was.
High UP in the tree there ap-
peared something resembl-
ing a spider web. but on inves-
tigation she found II was a pos
rum.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-04
About The Citu

date is Thanksgiving with
pumpkin pie and a holiday; then
comes Christmas with Santa.
secret gifts and surprises; fol.
lowed by Valentine; Easter, and
bunny and egg-hunts then sum-
and happy sunny days.
Another reason for enjoying
living in such a pleasant town
as ours, was brought to our at
tention today when Mrs. George
Pappendick told US about all the
neighbors on her street getting
together with Mayor Allsbrook
and getting the street constuc-
tors to let their trees stay bv
cutting the sidewalk on a part
of their lots.
Mrs. Frank Williams made a
bridge score Of more than
three thousand the other even
ing in four hands. It was so
unusual we asked her about it
She modestly said there were
many of her friends who play
ed a better game than she did,
she was just lucky in getting
the cards. She did admit she
enioyed plavinr hridoe and WA
figure ones interest in a thing
increases the chances for sue
cess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams
daughter, Leigh was home for
the weekend from Wake Forest
where she is a junior this year
and says she is enjoying the
student life there very MUNICH.
Leigh attended st. GATHERINGS
in Ric ond for high
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-04
Rosemary Group
Has Halloween
Costume Party

The office force Of the Rose
mary Manufacturing Company
entertained with a costumed
Halloween party at the Rose
mary Recreation Hall.
The hall was decorated with
corn shocks, Jack-o-Lanterns,
ropes bearing colored lanterns,
and devils, witches, and ghosts.
Games were played. Miss
Dorothy Harris won the pam
tomime contest, Miss Mabel
Facteau won a prize and Miss
Ruth Transou and Byron Cur
ley won the block-of-wood race.
An orange race contest between
the men and women was en-
joyed. Mrs. w. A. Vincent pre-
sided at the piano and led in
song games.
Refreshments were sandwich
es, chocolate fudge, Halloween
candies, nuts and soft drinks.
Music and dancing were en-
joyed throughout the evening.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-04
Mrs. H. HI. Giles
Is HOnOred At
Lovely Affair

Mrs. E. E. Lehman, Mrs. C.
c. Butts and Mrs. D. I. Kidd
were hostesses at the home of
Mrs. Lehman on Hamilton
street, Tuesday evening honor
ing Mrs. H. H. Giles who re-
ceived many lovely gifts.
The living and DINING rooms,
were decorated with miniture
pines, pine cone winter gard
en- arrangement and chrysan-
themums.
Games were played at which
Mrs. w. B. Allsbrook won prizes
both for the memory and obser-
vatlon game and the name con-
test. Mrs. L. w. Clements won
the prize for drawing the best
baby carriage.
A sandwich plate with coffee
was served by the hostesses to
the following: Mesdames Rus.
sci Buxton, Frank Griffin, Mark
Allen, w. B. Allsbrook, will
nelson, H. C. johnson, H. H.
TILES and L. W. Clemens.
"A typical American house a.
oout l,ooo feet of electric wiring
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-04
Weldon Y.P.C.
Group Plans
Christmas Plans

Weldon - The Y. P. C.'s of
the Methodist Sunday School
held their monthly meeting in
tho Y. P. c. Hut on Wednesday
night at 1880 with Miss Alice
Joyner, president presiding.
Miss Joyner called the meet
ing togethe rafter which the
Constitution was read and rati-
fled by the members. Living
For Jesus" was voted for the
motto of the organization. The
roll was called and dues paid
to Miss Blanch Selden, secretary
of the organization.
Miss Joyner asked the boys
and girls to please bring their
material for making their
Christmas toys to the next
meeting. The boys were asked
to work with Mr.. Christenden
in getting the building cleaned
before the next meeting. After
the business was finished the
meeting adjourned to meet
again the first Monday after
Thanksgiving.
Those present were: Miss
Alice Joyner, Blanche Selden,
Dorothy Medlin, Eleanor Steph-
son, Sylvia Thorne, Ann Pierce,
Ruth Baker, Advisor Mrs. Janet
Schnitzer, Advisor; Mr.. Pat Ed
wards, James Cobb, Bill Pierce,
AL Travis, J. J. Elks, Jack
Joyner, and Chris Christenden,
Advisor.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-04
Weldon High
School Will
Have Operetta

Weldon - Miss Dorothy Ho-
ward, of the Weldon High School
Home Economics department
announces an operate Of home
talent to be given in the High
School in the very near future.
Practice has begun and Miss Ho-
ward will be able to give a full
announcement in the near fu-
turs. The operate is for the
benefit Of the Home Economics
department.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-04

eight and after several progress
sions Mrs. Frank Kemp was
found to hold the highest score
for the evening. She was a.
warded a prize by the hostess.
A salad course was enjoyed
at refreshment time.
Members and guest present
were Mesdames Julian Ais
brook, Allen Xollicoffer, Howard
Pruden, Scott Benton, H. S. 10y,
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-04

Mrs. Manning
Is Hostess To
Bridge Club

Mrs. Ned Manning entertained
her bridge club Monday evening
at her home.
Fall flowers in attractive ar
rangements added to the charm
of the occasion.
Playing began promptly at
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-04

Though we have SPELL
ed chrysanthemum many times
this season we are glad to write
1t again to call attention to the
lovely bronze, yellow, pink, law
ender, white and garnet chrys-
anthemums blooming in Mr..
and Mrs. S. A. Durham's yard
on Hamilton Street.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-04
BY Sue WOOdall

All! the delightfully."- charming
eway children count time. A
little girl asked today, "Now
mother, how long is it before
Thanksgiving?". Halloween is
water-over-the-dam to the chill
dren now, and the next holiday
is eagerly anticipated. On the
children's calendar the next
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-04

John Dunn, j. Byron Gurley,
Frank Kemp, Misses Hart
Sheridan, Elizabeth Clark, Ruth
Transou and Elizabeth Griffith,
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-04

Nearly 1000 planetoids or tiny
planets have been catalogued by
astronomers.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-04

Palestine is roughly the size
and shape of New Hampshire.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-04

"A typical American house a.
oout l'ooo feet of electric wiring.
Evening star., 1948-07-15
SAlESMEN,

AUTO sALEsMAN for , USED a, cara alano.'a'na must
eT .Gf TsH pm man 6o Sf WhPorHsAzss e e
REa1 LA BHsfRTs rSAHEsMEs. full time.
learn real estate business. Prefer men who
cHck enHs Nd tna .4o Ps'' 55cs Boz ssofa sii
EI1lsi9s;A VIZ WANT n SALE sMEx-r you are az
sressive, if you are neat appearing. II you
50 sy sr' oa ,se We ySns you
ss55. PAsToR-LgTZ; INC, -ls
REAL ESTATE sALESMAN-An unusual
be in builder-broker downtown ONCE:
attractive commission and ONCE that is
able 10 satisfy the most exactiDs plans.
Room 201, 1101 Vermont ave. n.w-, ST
W1STED-Man for profitable Raxietch
Ing at start Write RAWLnGH'S, Dept.
pSGla,loI; Chester; n,np..ur,,v Pa. "a, ,,,.,,,
CERT. capable man, thoroughly exp; In sell
chandise helpful but not necessary CEN
ddEE4issrssDSs dEisr M sss 'rRososITioN shte or
coiored men to sell fast-moving items on
no. money down, 81 vk. basis. Top conn
mission being paid. See Mr.. LIss, SIS
NJ It. NV. between $3.50 and 9:45 am.
Statesmen, heating. washinston's only
Chrysier Airtemp heating and air-coDdi-
tioninG organization has need for additional
asns s..s pso.on snd 4 u
be privilesed TO sell other money -making
items in, our line. Earnings. 500 weekly
On . salary and commission hasis. Only
e., pn s9 70, risa anus s.fs s.s neg :11'
p,.;,,. IA, 5000 WI soRaSiEE. |. {
Evening star., 1948-07-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ACCoUNTANT-Nev clients desired. books
started, kept; full or part time. state
ments: tax returns. audits. Reasonable
suiID%ERs. itfG % ATTENTION. Are you looking
& fer quality paper hanging Then call cal
ss9sfaetion psfas Dufsrs "a oaas Rfice suarias'ee
HAVING SEVERED NY CONNECTION with
sdR s eis sl no Ionser BE- re
sorsssd f rm any MFIVN HsDsS nsss ooHHN 0' 1887 ss
/ fSa1I1ph WEE NOT ., n BE BE- RESPONSIBLE for any
6s1 nfSIsf eAff 9ns %hHMoN Ella sesn
VIII ss nor S S. Sc REsPoss1sf AEPesss Xi for
fSi s'ffs 21Rsd n.h gr 72s B;ss ssrd
I0is Viii Gof,a NOT AnfsGa BE Rfsross1slE for an,
GEORGE B. Mc1SrosHA. oI isai p0i Fairment
KIND CARE GIVEN 1NvALIDs and elderly
people II IN ,,l pleasant 1s WI Virsinis surroundinas
@AsHIsG Va fss utfh aaGafNE Gi' SERVICE. suarsn-
teed: 24-hr. service on all makes; factory
parts; free estimates. Ii. 2219 any time
assAEH 3 HE na5E1Hf i IS .5fss
a Re E g eef n fss
purpose of electing directors and trans
acting such other business which may
properly be brought before it. RAYMOND
ARE You HOT? Aluminium waterproof
coating on roof reduces room tempera-
lures. Sleep comfortably Estimates free.
GYarsnty GH &. years. c. Z. JEFFERSON
AcCouNTANIT;. .1pert-Books started. kept
part time: tax returns prepared: state
ments, audits: reasonable. OR. 2074.
NEED INvESTIGATTvE WORK done? Call
ST 4037 for confidential consultation
and reasonable fees. Investigations by ex-
GAS WATER HEATERS. 20. 80, 40 gal.
automatic; no cash needed; small monthly
payment: immediate installation. THOMP-
S9N srANsRWRY GO INS aG2s
est sash prizes ds Free Appraisal Arthur
AceouNT1SG MASHi stg sERvicEsEsooks &c; closed:
soafsd ana
I WILL NOT BE REsPoNsIBLE for debts
contracted for by any one other than my
self EMANUEL FREEMAN, 512ia 3rd st.
! WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts incurred by any one else other than
myself. HARRIET K. DAW, 511e 7th st.
BOOKKEEPING SERVICE handed by ex-
perIenced public accountant at reasona BILE
prices. Boz 24S-J. Star. lis
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT. interested in pur-
chasing small accounts. VIII pay liber-
ally. Box 247-J- Star. is
Evening star., 1948-07-15
Eight Begin Anternship
At Walter Reed

Eight recent medical graduates
Of Geogetown and George Wash
ington Universities have begun q
year of internship at Walter Reed
General Hospital, 1t was announced
today.
They are among ~ first lieutenants
in the Medical Corps Reserve, COM
missioned from the ROTC, who
constitute the largest quota of Army
interns to serve at the Army Medical
Center here in recent years.
The Georgetown men are Harold
Kolansky. Donald v. Leddy, Jac-
ques L. Sherman, jr., and Frank L.
Swift. From George Washington
are Ben L. Archer, Walter F. Cress-
well. jr., Donald H. Glew and Fred
erick D. Good.
Evening star., 1948-07-15
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
THURSDAY.
Dual Goblin John Track
DeIuyed 3 Months

Construction work on q sluieeway
at the Dalecarlia Filtration Plant Is
expected to require single-track
operation of the Cabin John street.
car line at that point for another
three months. Capital Transit Co.
officials said today.
The one-track operation began
after rainstorm on June 19 caused
the cave-in Of portion Of the
trackbed bordering the sluiceway
excavation. Installation Of emer-
gency switches at both ends Of the
100-yard stretch oftrack has per-
mitted both east and west bound
cara to use the west bound track.
Normal schedules have been
maintained on the line, officials
said.
Evening star., 1948-07-15
Marriage License
AppIicotions

Under D. c. ldDs, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day. Ddit three tuu days and
receipe the license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Robert Wright, 25. Inslewood. CALI, ant
Lorraine Hofert. 30. 145 18th st. sc.
Paul Deikel. 40. 1910 KlinEle I'd. NV.
and Kathryn Haas, 80. st. Paul, Minn
John whitehouse, 81, 1e49 Bntmore st
nv. and Gertrude zettler 2s. 2o2l
3sth st. Sc
VIII. Gray; Ss: sss 18th s1 st NJ. H. ans s
An .hony Teresi, s9, 8le Elliott st. ne,
and Alice Miller, Al. 500 3rd St NV
Frederick Claus. 80. Promoers. Mont, ant
Myrteal Martin. 81, $50 Quincy st. n "
Uthman Ray ~. Baltimore, and Elouis
Hartford, u. 1917 W st. NV.
James Thompson, so. Arlington. Va, AM
Virgil Warner, 4. Alexandria, Va
'osn .14 d.h.l s Co. 1871 3s7 Mdn4o. s n s.
william Taylor, Al, 2306 41st st; NV:
and Lille Stewart, 45, 1713 Landon I'd
Melvin Despertt. ST.. 90. 4s florida ave
Matthew Les.n. ,r;, IS, ,2os < st. 6,s n;s,; ant
Macy watkins, 90, Hub6asd, OHIO:
and Frances Rucker. 2e. 1902 Lesatiol
James Marion, es, and Edna White. rs
yuRus nH1s Gones. e ass q. waiter Reed Hospital
Robert Conlin, IS. Patuxent River, Nd
and Marie Fitzpatrick 80, 6l5 A st
Evening star., 1948-07-15
AUCTION SALES.

ADAM A. WESCHLER & SONr-auctioneers
-Household furniture. mahosany case up-
right and player pianos. sterling and an.
tioue coin, silver fatware, new TOYS and
Ssmssi 81 sscsion. ,saies at WEscHhER s. sos st,
NV, tomorrow, commencing $50 am.
Groups for dining. dinette, breakfast. Ev-
ing and bedrooms, electric and @ ice t refriser r;
drawers. dressers. twin and double bees,
coil and box springs, inner-spring mat
tresses, tables, chairs, sas ranges. books.
etc. 1yl4.lo.
soTtsern s; n. suiieiSs sSfrustess sale q
valuable two-story and English basement
row brick dwelling being known as prem.
ises No; 1loa, 9th st. ne. BY virtue o.
Liber No $3.50 Folio Is. ct sea-. of the
land records OF the District of Columbia
and at the request of the party secured
at public suction in front of tie premises
on Monday. the nineteenth day OF July
AID. la4s at 4 O'Clock m. the following
described iaad eng premises; situated IL II
as and being Lot 2a4 in Arthur Carr sno
others. trustees subdivision Of part Q.
Lots 81 and, g. in SgEsre s55: as pei
Seyor for The District Of Columbia, in
Liber 33 az Folio $50: subject to right o!
way for alley purposes over the rear
feet Of said lot; Terms; Sold su2'ee;
trust for approximately S4,012.24. further
particulars of vhicn will be announced
at time OF sale; the purchase price above
ssid tTss, se Be Daa IL cash s.s1d dsgS,i.
ine, etc, at purchasers cost Terms te
be eomolied with within thirty, 800 days
otherwise dsoosit forfeited and the prop
sT,y may be ., ,s,s e, t,ssa and Estsld sh s. h'
MAN ana AAS0AD sIItsAIHosi IhtsA.IHo'is.iis.is. iiSi.'
Evening star., 1948-07-15
CLASSIFIED AD RATES
Three Lines Minimum


Three Lines (Minimum)
l time -- 35c line
2 times --- 35c line per insertion
3 to times
consecutively SIC line per insertion
7 times or longer
consecutively soc line per insertion
Advertisements under Personal
and Special Notices, Sc per line
additional. Advertisements Of New
Automobiles, SOC per line, 4-line
minimum.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
-Four Lines (Minimum)
Flat rate per line Soc
Out-of-town Rate is charged
on all advertising Is miles or more
from Washington.
When canceling classified Advertisements
be sure to make q note of the cancellation
number. This is important IN case your
statement does not show credit for the
Claims for errors must be made in time
for correction before second insertion.
II advertisement was PREPAID. retain
cash register receipt. which hears . serial
number with date and identifies your
ESTABLISHMENT.
Evening star., 1948-07-15
LEGAL NOTICES.
FREDERICK M. BRADLEY AND
ARTHUR c. ELGIN, Attorneys.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District of Columbia,
Holding Probate Court.-No. 710Ss, Ad-
ministration.-This is to Give Notice:
That the subscriber. Of the District of
Columbia, has obtained from the Probate
Court of the District of Columbia, Ancil-
larry Letters Testamentary on the estate
Of Myron J. Myers. late of the State of
Maryland, decreased. All persons having
claims against the deceased are hereby
vouchers thereof, legally authenticated,
to the subscriber, on or before the l4th
day Of May, AID. .1e4s; otherwise they
may BY law be excluded from sll benefit
Of said estate. Given under its hand this
End day OF July, 1913 THE WASHING
TON LOAN d TRUST COMPANY. By:
Bernard 7, Amiss, Asst. Trust Omcer
Register of Wills for the District of Co.
iumbia, Clerk Of the Probate Court.
Evening star., 1948-07-15
HELP MEN AND WoMEN.

MAN AND WIFE, white, age 25 to 50,
for ehildren's school; woman must hsvs
practical nursing exper. man to drive
school bus; live in; 500 per mo. sH.
PRESsER. wool. wanted for modern dry.
cleaning plant Apply ARROW LINEN
SERVICE. 1908 H St ne -15
WOMAN OR COUPLE wanted IN suburban
home; cottage and food furnished. for
doing chores and housework. WA. 2Se4
MEN AND WOMEN for part time; day
only; inventory retail store: July Is.
Phone OR, l122, personnel once, SEARS,
RoEBUCK & Co, $500 wis. ave: NV IL 8
EXPERIENCED FARMER AND WIFE,
whits, 30 to As yrs. old: no children;
develop care 140-acre farm, Vermont;
man care for outside. woman care for
inside; must have good health. education.
pleasant disposition; ultimate success dee
pends upon initiative and willineness to
work: good opportunity for right person
Terms can be reached, Family there In
summer and occasional winter week ends.
Character references required. Box 470-K.
Star IAs
Evening star., 1948-07-15
AlEMN tcsat.,

ADVERTIsING SALESMAN, part or tfutf
time. In few hours you can earn 81 2@'
$50. Our proposition Is guaranteed 70
give you approximately $50 per wk.S MR.
TAYLOR, 1859 Park I'd. NV, 3rd door.
ADVERTISING sALEsMAN-Nsw deal,
local u out Of town. Apply QAI1UCCL
l143 Conn. ave. or sheraton Hotel Rm.
LIQUOR. excel. opp. for intellisent capable
man. thoroughly exper.. to do show card
printing and display merchandising as an
assistant or manager In large LIQUOR store:
earnings highest in district II Of proven
ability. This is q rare oppor. Do NOS
apply unless aualihed. Box 1901. Star.
statesmen - Aluminium storm windows
and aluminium storm doors: average earn.
inss, $3.50 to $500 per wk,: exper men
pref; however. win train willing workers.
Call ST. 1894, 10 AN. TO 2 pm. fof
amt car necessary LA
sALEsMENETo ,call on hotels. roonins
houses and schools. to represent q whole-
sale supply house, for furniture. carpets.
bedding and elec appliances; must have
car: drawing acct. against commission
S s's NEAT. At ASGREssIvE MEN. must INV.
car; TO sell the famous Wisco triple
sliding self-storins aluminium storm win.
dows: we train you; drawing acct, aEainss
comm; approx. earnings, sloo wkly.
Make this final change to an old.estab.
lished FRA with a reputation. Big season
BROS ENoiNEERINa CO. sSis i4th