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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-11-20
Brief ans rtnrr Stant
in Brntftllanh
gpn Carl BON gogeIians
III.
Serbitlide Stimmnngsbilber
8. Hopember 194S.

slls mir Samilie @ottfrieo 5ulett
oerlaiien baben, Ituno ser Sommer
in polem Brangen. Sebt bat 11nges
pobnlih friib falte 0itterung eins
geiebt uno man fiimmert ii6 Inn
8interfartoffeln uno Sei5material.
Sod penn man iih au6 I'M oieie
notpenoieen Oinge fiimmert 1mO
lorgt, 10 lit 0amit nod nift 9eiagt,
oaB man audi bate, mas man baben
fonnte. Sic 3uteillneen on Sol5 lno
&oble iino 5tpor reider geporoen lmo
mabreno Dor ser @dbrllngsreforn1
INNER Elm Geil ser 2eute nid)t aus.
rei6eno &urtoffeln befpmnen fonns
ten, lperoen iebt ollie 8e5ieber nit
bem oltfgerlfenen Guontlum beliefert.
glber au6 bier Ipielt Nun Die Suts
liahe cine groBe Holle, OuB ebeoem
|mebr 8elo I'M llmlauf, oafiir ober
elm @arenmangel porberricbeno mar,
|iebt Ougegen gi6t es piel mebr Sitter
oes taglihen geoarfs, oafiir mangelt
es aaentbalben an 9urmitteln. So
fommt es, 0aB btsber MIR ein gerin=
ger Gro5entlob Der 8eoolferung oie
|3uItebenOe Wenge an 8rennmateriol
eingefuuft bat, uno es miro iebr bic
le geben, Die ou6 in Oielem @inter
frieren lperOen, neil lie einfad) 11i6t
lin Ser Gage iino, oas @elo fiir 9ol5,
&ofs, 8rifetts ooer &oble ol1f5ubrin-
gen. Gs perOen ou6 iene oupon be-
troffen iein, ii6 in oen falten Wona.
ten nidt geniigeno tparmen 81 f0n-
nen, Oeren finan5ielle Sage iid nod
perbeiiert, Oa Die 8e5ugslheine MIR
Ieine geluiiie 3eit giiltig iino ltno ber-
lnab oerfallen.
Sir Die &ulturi6affenoen ipuroen
Oerlcbieoene Selbltbilf5aftionen einge-
|fiibrt, Die alt6 Serrn @ottfrieo 5ls
|eute fommen fonnten. Sic Sreien 8e.
rlfe iino bon ser 2ebensperteuerung
- Die ). 9. in ser britil6en 8elat=
5ungs5one gegeniiber 1888 Inn AZ
Sro5ent b0ber lit. - beionoers be-
troffen. Wan peranltaltet sItellun=
gen, Sortrdge, perfauft Boitfarten,
- aber Oarauf greift MIR 5lriid,
per Dirflid in i6limmiter Scot lit.
Serr 8ottfrieo lit 5par Ieit Suli
praftild arbeitslos, aber er bat oie
offentlihe 5ilfe lmo audi bie 9lr=
beltslolenperli6erllng nod ni6t in
anlprud 9enommen. 0ie @infiinfte
laufen iebr langlam an lno nod
mrB ieoe 8riefmarfe gut iiberlegt
peroen, ebe iie al1fgeflebt miro. 60
bat Oie @dbrllngsreform ou6 mons
he peri0nliden 8e3iebungen ge-
bemmt, uno geipiB ueroen iid i'm
auSlauo man6e slngeborigen ooer
guten Sreu1oe bon Deutihen beion-
oers lorgen, Denn lie langere 3eit
|nidts mebr gebort boben, - uno oo6
bat es feinen anoeren @runo, aIs
Den Ser Forto-griparnis. .-
Sic 8anfinItitute, Die SpartaIien
lno Boitl6eddnter baben enoli6 gln-
Deiilng befommen, Die re Itli6en
&opfQuotengeloer aus5u5ablen; oas
beiBt alio, oaB olle 8erionen, Die
Elm Spargutbaben beiisen, pro &opf
20 SOt ursge5ablt befommen, mo.
fir Oas Teihsmartgutbaben bon 200
RW berange5ogen miro. Die iibrigen
8elOer, oie man nod auf Gei6sbanf-
fonto batte, tpurben auf 7 Gro5ent
entluertet. 3ablreihe llnternebmen
fonnten ibre aneeitellten l,nO slrbei-
ter nidt mebr pou ars3ablen. 3mar
puroe Elm gntlaItungsItop our6 amt.
lide Seroronungen ongeorbnet, ober
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-11-20
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3tnns erbaln ba m0sl it, abresbetras
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-11-20

2ieber 2eier!
Senbe ben ,Obio-8aiienfrennb' BEL
men Ingeb6risen in 9entidlanb.
8reis: $3.50 pru Sabr.
Evening star., 1948-06-27
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

M0DERN InANING In beauty culture. sii
os 81 s1sn. snash Apg1Ss.s Il
iEa1k To aG Dafye ,n st wsssinrsoi.7 ns pa i7sd Oldest.
asr ranns 1aS mos: seSSS %sdrn ..r auto
B. en- ad ava Va s%sr aop aisi NO. 9s
THE GILMARTIN SCHOOL offers accred-
itsd d summer s,,n tutoring courses in elementary
.stS,sR 8 sSs es osSso T e "a s7ia: Gas .s;Y.-
rs 4ls s0spIs q aln.ion 1ss tsai'r v cR ss
BEAUTY OPERATORS NEEDED-Mod.rn
ses School SS6 Zee 1916
ave-. ME, 777s. Established ls1s.
LEARN LEAR J 4 s,i,! LANGUAGE FAST. Reference,
iMnstruetors. ms o Tel. supervisor mornings.
WoMENIHelp M tn. need for practical
time GOOD pay, Many earn while learn
.I9n 4qe. free s,,n WAYNE WAY. scHooE or Ps1s;
TUTORING. all subjects, grades l 70 s.
Experienced public school teacher. DI,
REAL ESTATE ooURsE-Le.rn b.sia
fundamentals OF the real estate business,
IauEht BY specialists under supervision Of
active realtor with up-to;the- minute in
Thursday, to 10 pm Visit one session
iree. Bring your friends. lone idea may
nation call or visit Executive INsTi.
TUTE ST s2lB, 1907 H at. NV II
THE SCHOOL OF REAL ESTATE for men,
and GA complete short course In
modern real estate practice. Government
approved for veterans. Glasses Tuesday
and Thursday weekly. 7:30 to Q pm,
BOOKEEEPNG - Summer classes now
starting Brief course with typing, comp
1c' isth and q. NO. as asss. evening" 7ofos',
SUMMER COURSES weeks. Gregr.
shorthand. touch typing bookk ee ping.
course. Starts Monday. Over z,otnick s..
5 doors: BOYD'S, 18th and Q, Ma. .33s.
Evening star., 1948-06-27
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. expert: book. started, kept
4RecsoNsN Nspssi .Ipsr book. x sss
s.ssfs RR monss ass,''a sH ssss
counting and, once management; AL
.eteTsness;. .etseTosIn,esT y, E!ll trsyel Box SOC, star
xDasfsrsarsss Essh e Az ss Ass1 s2 $685. Ss
sras Govt d'fls zis. SapSns.
xDvERTfsNG. sales promotion. proved
T..Ry ,ssIIs tseat sea aesH sesca sia pay
ApvEkTIsfNG CorYwRiTER, experienced
al 1hnsss eIcept sFsnsy scs staI
man; open for proposition. Dg. 3747. 27'
ATTORNEY: D: G, 10 years, Legal expert.
An arm ashah si.h opportunity to become Oa5sner
sXkfsSDkR. n insSs s's Sober. neat. courteous. .x-
perieneed; club or small house pref. /, Box
10Y, eoiored, hish school tbusine.sl stu
dent ss xs6s Sesires work during the summer.
S5SY,, IA eoior.s: wants @ : ,os i. as . MESSENGER
BOY, colored. hiss, desires work In sum
mer camp or as messenger. Call tx.
BOYS, 2, colored. want porter. bus boy
or dishwasher job, part or full time work.
CHBTNETMAKER or carpenters helper,
with one and half years experience. desires
year round lob; good, steady, sober worker:
age. 20: ex-serviceman. TR. 4l34, Ask
cAFETERIA EXECUTIVE with outstsnd-
Ing record as Govt. and industrial cafe
terra feedinE EXPERT; organizer buyer;
large cafeteria BOX 339-H. Star.
CHAUFFEUR. colored, by day or :; hr;;
trsnsu dr,Hs car ref. any e. ee s1s4 you .n ''"''
CHEZ colored. pastry, hot bread i..s. and
North 1924 sun before II or after 2:30.
COLLEGE STUDENT wants SUMNER work; %
COLLEGE STUDENT. vet. desires any. type
summer work: D. e license; .s elsrtcssla a.. ex: :
COOK, eolored: desires work; also bskins
sESgs:5,snfs.s sSgs5,snnsfss; m mfssAfsSf3xsr. AsS3x = year, NIT
II NOS, Navy disbursing, I ". sales anc
clerical EN-: available with car. oE. 507b
Evening star., 1948-06-27
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSiNES

ELECTRICAL ENG. $4,000 tml. slee.
sGnes RH ssss ssDeF FoRp asnE kMs s 81
ttSN6sd1l tSsh nI FFo6ssri4.ioss FL flo n,-1ns secretary
days. ses5; constr. once secy. days
$50 .sp. s oss s So K. ;ssr;ifTy s!
spsins; s1e5: law once :scret.ry. star start
$50 VIZ dozens Of opsninssa .nna f1r eesin. saim;
sn.searsetarie. nsas sfs e Gs1ss hr HD; I seeking un
~. M:: nSsGSssS s.sslGi
1911 G st NV. next church.
under 80: fle clerk checker. $40 VIZ; die.
.honsh.nS shonans SDts0u rs aD Ell meal. snd
$3.50: demonstrator. sal. and commission:
;mPs sss d.eisss ptRsoNsL shS 81 i
boo5KREssPERss. SIS xf. a.; ne. area;
.a.1 syHnr esgf EGk PS,ns tt. ypna ss s9o
a.i, s.lf; sssks s:s Mss Black over 5ie.nief
ssG sslfs s3NxRssl sfNxRslER hath unasa .ea g sa
ffsrds shg.s.t t1ss snd sap.I
nea 9, .o.n ioo ...ss on
ence Sales representative. ~ e 90.
college. willing 70 locate OUTSIDE D. e,
s1ss ear or .S.y to
salary. bonus. expsnses. WALTER =
KIssIER PERSONNEL. sEEvfcEs, 6l2
Wssh. Bids., 18th and N. Y. ave. nv
iYpfsTs, s4S wk. fr): can use IS daily
nDer sxper'. 10 $40; cieark-typist. labor
oesce, SO: law once typist. neat, $50;
Bethesda ares typist-tel, op.. $40; Diets.
oneninss. Yree reg, pay no advance fees,
~ Miss Evans or Miss Black, over "a.
niek'G HoYp4; Isth a.. g, ma .;ss ssas e.
SetteY sehooi and once posittens. zo4
Evening star., 1948-06-27
E HEtP WOMEN.

:sss,., ;';s 70, ...s apt ....ss '.,','
ployment in dental laboratory. exper: not
IN sssH5 s.' is' sss sa
YOUNG LADY, sen.r.l clerical work: g.
Sd4ENslfda STc1Na fMaDf fo for credit dept zzperisns.
zp1y sR MINI k1so e s!n ss4 sss
YOUNG LADY. as hostess-cashier in small
dining room, must do some typing mus
W Week tass and ing meals; no Sundays. ApDi;
! 1909 18th st. NV.
YOUNG LADY to operate bookkeeRinE ma
chine: 5-day week; hours, to $50. Ap.
si' MSH 81 builder. aRs - and
s5S Ho3NG n.;s wHTk RomSN A. for and
dL. 1884. Monday.
YOUNG WOMAN. white. to care for girl.
8. during August at seashore hotel: refs
III GaosFfTfALizxri5s II Ltse ION INSURANCE ,Nation.
ses1eS doss saa so.
!sa s.th so9 9nmediss.l, 'ih MR oeos
sST soF' now, SHs sihai ellis. Here. +. job that.
required: paid while leaIpin.; S,d,y .,..,s. asss;
ae. xi'.s sIl s%Riaznsn' 0ss; sorosAe
gMHhHSst Mal4a 81 tcSSESoaEp. to do plain seoe!a.
st9l sEasfss s;Gr'IsA 'sAfTsG ifs 81
saoaars tne Apns sas phRLz 1T ns SCHOOL Or
FHKaHNENff' 'PosITioS for auaiified
woman as manaser of local branch Of
nationally known chain OF retail candy
stores. Applicants must be between ages
Of 80 and 45. pleasant personality, neat
appearance; must have some experience
IN meeting the public. Apply In own hand;
T,os phone NUMBER 1b B Box pG 4oa.G. % Star. @so "'
ONE FOUNTAIN MANAGER for downtown
drug store. Exper. woman only. BOX 72-G'
ATTRACTIVE GIRLS, for hotel and nisht
photo. Apply HAMILTON HOTEL check
1Ssa lsaEp: f,'s5 of1siss with ..p.nalp. ..,.,
sSI,, oss s: issr; pu ssss sGmmen'ur't. H1'h
A1T.TENr1oN. Govt. workers. r.rt-tim.
IT, sSSS nsfd, sSs ;i5
age age 1s "" to = s5: 5-day, 4c-hour week: sal.
is' s,ss 81 gGn APpiE sstxssn sIE cosP sPd
92S 5th st. NV, Room 2O4. -2s
NATIONALLY KNOWN MANUFACTURES
Of hair tints, desires capable beautician
to contact beauty salons and 1obbers Tor
Washington; permanent, good opportunity.
FoUR DOLLARS PER HOUR. Earn thi.
easily and pleas. swing beauty care In
structions to invited group in pvt. home;
3 or more afternoons or ewes. wkly. Phone
MfDDIGeAGED WOMAN to care for chill
dren Il infanD, light cooking. no laundry;
willing to move to Va. farm August l. Call
NV APi siiS axrk8 7 h9nssS Money PLAN. up to 1909
profit. without experience. showing Christ
mas. every day card assortments, wrap.
pings Stationery. coasters: bonus special
asnd ams's cards "a g o1
On aP apprvaI THoMAs TERRY
e5 Union ave. Westfeld. Mass.
ested in a permanent position with GOOD
ter clothes. sELMA's, 1907 Conn. ave
AMAzING-so5 profit selling so 81 Christ.
mas card assortments: 80 name-printed
Writ. ''ssl0ns1n samples sMPfsE YARD 4
nils' ALE rHE T MONEY You WANT in spar.
time-Everybody buys Christmas cards as
| sensational low prices. Sell 32 fast-sellins
assortments. stationery. FEATURE Christ
mas box Of q saS cards only ysH g. Pay: you
Get free imprint samples and nFeature
assortment on approval. FRIENDSHIP
32b Adams. Elmira, N. Y. .,
AMAZING oFFER-$40 is yours for sell.
entirely different de luxe Christmas cards
with or without name imprinted also %
tTs cEnRfuG MEE!s 10' CARD Cos sS ia. White
Plains, N, Y
Evening star., 1948-06-27
HELP DOMESTIC.

CHARWOMAN, experienced, to clean real
estate once and halls in n.. apt, stesay aoy
S;a.M,, White; g 60 to c.n.df 3 :; me- mc;, Jass ..,s
sf:ns.. ss s'ry 1,suT.S s,so 49, 49, ssas sns family
and 8: live in; city refs. EN-. 6l7o: .27
Oh W;-Liye in; upstairs room: room f9nd ! Of Of
G.H.w.@To live in. care for child. S21 so
ch other 'G suna.s ;s. d. e:z s:k ghsr: to .as
G.H.w.. cooking. laundry 2 children.
tv:.n :na .sa ys yet.o1 In oDsicsnssw Ca.
SsGSofs snns7 no sunds,. nhy ADULTS; sni ' sis. va
GIRL. for light duties, in EXCHANGE for
laundry. Fairfax '7s-W-4.
ST. sh's Shf s; @:.f We f''s:'' ss :osf'a
si no ses ss Of lhs sun Gov. e s sss.,:
with pay; $50 wk Plus bns fare. ov. 81 5ss4
HoUsEKEEPER-Must be good cleaner,
or out; $40 wk. 3s11 Mass ave. NV.
HoUsEKEEfEk. sssndinsri.n ,st,s preferred; d
trae9iys, sffsa eomfe9t.si. dst. home; pI:.ssa,
surroundinss; MG5 per TX. GE: III: - -;
asisTsnee. asnss 'e r.aar.d n SPfsn Phon. 'oS wo
MAID-Live in, g.h.w.. assist with 3-year-
old child and cooking: Bendix washer; ref
erence; $2b week. qE. 1857, Ms7
MAIDLG. NV, COOKING; fond of children; ,h m
every Thurs. and every other sun. all day;
refs. req. $2b per week. OIL. 1873. 20
MAID; lisht houssworn care % Of sd: shiidrsn ore
dsy: All day sunday. Ls7
NHRsE or Tomin IN
summer with 2 small children. expenses
paid; ssb wk.. references required. Boz
sTssEMaib; SfHssi stif ses per wk.; s.h.v.; .m.l!
gfs ssx nSps 4ppiy In 'perl peIson' 1898 und.r~Ood
NuRsEMAip eocr.a Ss wso DOESN'T smoke.
rent. rem .nd md Who ' would ike to I've With ns
eome esnt' to of ..s I'M MRS CLAIRE ssEy We.t
St: ch.v, Chase Nd 1 will pay ysour
WArTREss. VA iIs white, for pvt. residence; iiv.
i; ill.,. 60 w Eorth s,-i for summer; refs issd
WOMAN. white, middle-ased to live in
SS ;vIvs1R na hSms %p.a.e e. vsns eh.s. %9E e aa.ns
days: Sundays OF. Small salary. Box
WOMAN-Live in; general housework, light
cooking. help with Q children. GE. 1885.
WOMAN, white, to stay with invalid, do
light housekeeping for husband and dsush,
small salary Unlimited phone service.
FIR. $500.
WOMAN, white. settled. to live in: 2 in
family. 40Is 9Th st. NV, RA. 64es.
WOMAN, white. care of small house, =
month baby, nearby Va; pvt room; $50
week Jackson 1901. -27
WOMAN. experienced In cooking and Eh;E.
5175 Watson st. NV. -27
$500 MO. for exper. couple with long
local refer. Must take complete charge.
reliable butler. viii consider . women
who have worked together in similar
positions. Box 3O1-H. Star. 2ss
Evening star., 1948-06-27
EMPLOYMENT sERvIcks 3csss.,

sTkNO0.., $50 (N), use dictaphone. VI
clerk, typing helpful steno-bookkeepe1
ms See M Pera e5ss over
BoYDs: 18th and g.. Ma. ssss.
daily: lumber % saiesman, 'S SsIds.rs' nesns ssoi
druI detail salesman, car allowance and
;sisr,; ;s,s =, Prsmss g t5siA,nF 5sas nee soYDs
rEAcaEas ior Secondary school positions
istry. physics. biology. public school music.
.ss saoS e s.os TRSp.n a
RaHcHshs Ra,s III sa&eS, @ ga cslsi.do Sh sids.
stcssTass 4 ssas f.: Daslie RE I,issioa. COLLEGE.
misc, $1,000; -bookkeeper-typist, $4,000
tsRls %REER is,s + kgssE sslves
el2 Wash; BID Bids, 18th and N y. eve
ssESciifsTTARsifRs-st.nosr.ph.r. sSi sT sfes .,p,.ts *,
ssso' mo GPpf1sSssi N8oRAL EpIoYESr syn saRS
1Gk; S9sniss szsss Ss1 & 81 'rKnoTFEssroNAL men. wh,
service. BY competent. experienced seere-
JOB fLoUSDIiiSG: Consult M.rioa
sMPIoYMSNT SERVICE Suit. 40, sis
gsss ess q ri :s 3:
$40 ,Rx ss,s ssh poos
kpr. asst, start $40 wk. Many others
daily; Welcome: See Miss Gray or Miss
Bond. RE. 2S2S. FORD EMP. SERVICE,
913 18th. near Eye st.
Al SECRETARY, SOS wk; d1. s da.. must
$50 vk; knovi. french REQUIRED. Adyer:
ti.ins secretary, 3D. sd exp, $50 Medical
tary: expr,. $4,000 up. Publishing S-da.
secy,, $500 mo. Natl, commentator: news,
$50 WI. Assoc. secy., start 800 up.
Need 100 new applicants daily. Top
salaried positions. Unusual opporty. Old
est, largest agency in d. c. Est. 80 yrs.
Over zlotnick's floors. BoYDs, ma.
1898. 18th and 6.
Law sECY., $4,000 %; perm, future.
interesting. Assoc; secretary, start S5b VIZ.
Mfgr. representative. $50 wk. Typists
start s140 mo. Constr, secretary. s5b wk.
Export stenosrapher, 1925. Visit todsy-
the better positions. Welcome. See Miss
Bond; RE as.s.- FORD EMP. SERVICE.
Evening star., 1948-06-27

WE HAVE 1st-class colored help, fun or
6ssa. w PRuDESTiiAE EiproYaiEMNf M
SERVICE. 1858 Wallach pl NV. -2e
WE HAVE ALL TYPES OF experienced do
meStic help Call DE H646 -
Evening star., 1948-06-27

SITUATIONS MEN AND WOMEN.
expert men and women workers; walls
floors, windows. woodwork, etc. Ii. 67S6
Evening star., 1948-06-27

s4o NP'sdofioz Why Il. AsRH&soN CO, 1859 I'll
1TfYiPissT. excel. opport. for advancement:
sh,. apDS 9e s ssFr as YoNo On NEWS sTs
S4Pfsrs S4PR lSls sor g. .v.nin, MIN work. nin1 in
form letters; state age. experis ace ana N
TYPIsT, white, experience not necessary:
willing to learn duplicating ousiness ness;
1913 11th st. NV. between II and PM
IyrlsT; perm position nd in .due.tisn:l sus I..y.
Salary p:us free tuition. Apply in person.
HaSirFfES MEs FfpeH MASaNE lsai St tofakRAroR and
estins work in radio school. located at 18th
LENNON. Ho 1920, Ext. 5, betwsen. 9
YouSG 19S ( ''ksSMAiN WOMAN. intellis.nts conscien-
tious; must have exper. in handling money;
some knovsdse Of booIkseDins e. .ns sasR s.R-
WAITRESS. white: must be. experienced;
nshs ri p.rsSn TS5a s22f ssLeRr eSsis '0fsr
WAiTREss. coior.d. for de luxe cafe. .Ap-
e Bs1s ts'' ias nsA's
y; iaRNsE eRG ssss 'sss sss
WAITRESS, not over As. for the Lisnsr
IN GheEy y5a Chase sS9a
ss:ss e.. a's5y s. saTs r. E% f ls ise
WssfnInss sysfn % enS enSe4isneed ga over 81 for
slsh'"iiR 1sf1E g 'sdsin ss' ss! taf
Nssxs,!hs.HEss, Va white, over 81 gss tsg slns; s
ssss Sds i Xxx sla Ps sqsa'g: Rss
NR9aT.Rss VIII Il shse ss
ss' 4Dss sSeS lsE !s' PARK ;9s e.
MIxyIs isIi par. time Go int SS,,
VIEWERS WE W 81 CLoTHiNG, part time. to
work at home; salary or commission. Box
WoaAN9 9 iof dry cleaning ONCE, full or
WOMAN. expsr. with children; salary,
private room and maintenance Call dE.
WOMAN. coiored. to work in privat. school;
light duties domestic work; live IN SO Sloo
WOMAN. white, to stay with wife Who !.
eonvslescing; duties light; hrss 70 3;
st. Sc. Take AZ Congress Heights bus
to 9Th and Yuma SITS. No. l blk. "a,
plan today for an income of her own; fne
opportunity for housewife to help with
present dwindlinE BUDGET; this ad is ad.
regular business hours, but who aspires to
have her own business that can be con-
dueted from her home; no investment,
write me for particulars and an inter-
view, MRS. =. W. ALTERNATELY, e124
Eton I'd. Silver Spring. Md. .-2a
WOOL P1ESsEAs. white or colofed: exper.
Evening star., 1948-06-27
sruArioNs WoMfN (cent. /,

SITUATIONS WoMfN tcsnt.).
YOUNG LADY and child would Ike Z
ehildssn psTs time. as: oSsi.
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The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-06-12
THE FANS CORNER
Mystery: Why do fans
support cellar teams?

found no solution by the time he
arrived home, he decided to end
his misery and find out the truth
by asking the brains of the
Vaughn household. He couldn't
do any harm since he would
thereby forestall a question of
where he had been so late in
the morning and why.
What the boys and I had ar
gued over to no avail in five
hours, my everloving spouse ex-
planned in three minutes.
THE Chicago promoters are
smart; they please the women.
The gals as whole don't care
how good an athlete is. so long
as he is cute. Why do you think
the White Sox acquired Pat
Secrecy? He looks so cute when
he strikes out"
ALEX Kaleta may not be able
to score for the Hawks, but you
must admit he has a winning
smile. Paul Houston of the Stays
can't play guard but he has beau
tiful hair.
AL" she continued. "if these
boys played too hard, they might
lose their looks and that would
be tragic. As long as the moguls
can keep the pretty boys on the
field. the stands will stay packed.
Since where the women go the
men are bound 10 follow"
Who am 1 to argue with
genius? The only other reason
that the fans would support these
cellar winners would be that
they are pure and unadulterated
suckers. l refuse to believe that.
How do you feel about it?
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-06-12

sive optometrist, DIR. p. H. John
sen. will give you sound advice
on making the most of your eye
troubles. Call SPA. $3.50 for app'ts.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-06-12
Open Cicero
rent bureau

. Progressive Party of Illinois
this week announced that a new
tenants service bureau had been
opened at 6213 w. Cermak. Pro-
gressive Party candidate, attor-
ney George r. Cermak, will offer
free legal advice ON tenants prob
lens, each Thursday evening, TO
pm. For further information call
PPI's Loop office at Randolph
9270.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-06-12

Painting & observation-disclosures and
Exterior. AL clean work, reasonable.
BELMONT DECORATING co. Wei.
1854.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-06-12
Author TO talk
on Legion

Justin Gray, World War II
veteran, field correspondent for
"Yank, the Army magazine" and
author of Inside the American
Legion" which is shortly to be
published, will speak on his book
before the Near N. Side Chapter
of the American Veterans Com
mittee, Sunday night, June Is,
in the Mccormick YMCA, 1901
N. Dearborn st.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-06-12
BY AL VAUGHN

THE physical culture boys
tell us that exercise is a
necessity in developing a strong
body and healthy mind. Follow
ing this advice we paid a visit
to our favorite gymnasium
where the atmosphere is most
conducive to the two exercises
at which we are most apt; elbow
bending and exercise of the vocal
cords.
While we were earnestly en-
gagged in completing our exercise
for the night we found ourselves
in a loud discussion with couple
of cronies who are more apt than
your writer at this form of body
building.
For five hours we were all
giving our somewhat blurred
views on what is wrong with the
Chicago fan. The discussion went
something like this.
=
THE SOX and Cubs are en-
gagged in a bitter fight to deter
mine who in their respective
leagues can get down the farthest
in the cellar the quickest. AT the
moment the Sox have slight
lead, but the Cubs are coming
up fast on the outside.
Il is doubtful whether either
Team could beat top IA minor
league team consistently. Yet the
fans keep coming out begging
for more.
The Black Hawks have had a
two-year lease on the National
League cellar and we understand
they are dickering for an extern
sion. Last April in Detroit when
we asked Bill Eznicki, fiery Tor
onto forward, what he thought of
the fighting Black Hawks, he
quipped, "They, still play the
game in Chicago?"
They must, Bill, since 10000
fans come out 80 nights a season
to see their favorites skated off
the ice.
EXCEPT when he goes to
watch the Cards and the Bears,
the Chicago fan has little hope
of seeing a winner. He has to
watch second-rate fights at top
prices. He must watch his favor
lite basketball team get its brains
kicked out. But he still comes
without much protest.
While other cities improve
their teams in order TO pull in
the customers. the Chicago pro-
moters just laugh and pull in the
bucks.
When we reached this point in
the discussion of our topic for
the night, we decided we had
partaken of enough exercise and
needed the peace and quiet of
home-life.
SINCE Rrofhar Vauohn had
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-06-12

pIete assortment Of Accessories
and the friendly service of an
efficient repair department makes
Soils shop the north side head
quarters for cyclists form two to
sixty. Scoopl He also offers a
discount to all Star Readers!
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-06-12

6Ikes get you
Epstein now has
them for sale at
his DiverseY Bike
Shop. 2748 Diver
seY Ave. ARM.
s2l0. A full line
of tricycles a n d
bikes plus a COM