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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-01-15

Broadway, the last being the Ill
fated. Strange Fruit" ..
The angle is thus: a blind G
civilian Prince returns hom
and falls hopelessly in love will
his mothers maid because Of he.
kindness The girl Jan,
White reveals her race to hin
when she learns Of his great
love from here on the audi
ence is on It's own
The play is produced by Jules
j. Leventhal and partly backed
by him also But the four
character drama is goin under
the direction Of a new firm,
Theatre Enterprises, Inc. =. It
will enjoy no preyiew in Boston
or any other out Of town try-out
place but will preview right here
in New York on Jan. 10 talready
sold OUT and Jan. 10 4. The Of
fetal opening is the 20tli
The announcement comes as
a surprise as Jane White has not
even appeared in local plays
since Strange Fruit" several
seasons ago Miss White,
young miss in her early twenties,
still resides with her family on
Edgecombe Avenue in New York
and manages to attend the many
theatre parties, charity balls
and receptions where actors and
actresses frequent !.
Jane is now busy with rehear-
sails and greatly enjoying prac-
ticing the love scenes with Will
liam Prince, young Hollywood
actor who has played the lead
in many Broadway hits
DAZZLING DOWNTOWN pat
rons of jazz was HAZEL SCOTT
in her New Years concert at
Carnegie Hall her first there
wearing a strapless gown and
looking fresh and youthful,
Hazel did the jazz numbers best.
though her program carried the
weight of Bach and Chopin in
the beginning For a finale,
Hazel brought on Bobby Hag-
CART and Specs Powell and
wiggled to the swing Of Bach
to Boogie" which excited her
audience to a wild pitch She
also gave out with a brand new
Caribbean Fete,s the story Of
the carnival in her native land.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-01-15

the Center Nursery School drive.
Contribute what you can. There
is need for volunteer vets or
National Guardsmen here, or
elsewhere who can give a little
time each Saturday towards
drilling the Center First Battalion
of Cadets. The unit has been
loaned Cadet rifles by the School
Committee and is hopeful of par
ticipating in parades this year.
Many of the youngsters are hope
full more vets will help them get
started and their success or fail
ure may be dependent upon the
interest shown here by such mon.
If you are interested, contavt this
reporter. A fire occurred at lis
jerome street, last week, the
home of Mrs. Madeline Digger
and family. Mrs. Digger has been
confined with illness and has
joined quite few Medfordites
on the sick list. incidentally the
Lend-A-Hand Club has been
really living up to its name in
cheering the sick during this and
the past year. Here is Clup
whose services have never been
surpassed and is a great credit to
the ladies of the community. You
know, folks, we all may differ
and argue at times the same as
others do, but this is a mighty
good town with some mighty
good folks. And you can take this
from a guy who has lived here
long enough to know. Incidental
ly, if you have news simply iot
it down and give it to one of our
newsboys or girls when they ring
your bell each Saturday. Let's
make that a now system of coop
Grafton for l949.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-01-15
BEAUTY IS LOST AT NIGHT

BEAUTY is LOST AT NIGHT
All day long, a woman fights TO
hold her own against the enemies
Of her beauty-cruel winds, work
and sorrow. She keeps head up,
smiling through. But, at night,
she usually lets 60, Then, all the
days stress and strain pulls
down her face and writes cruel
little notes upon it. She awakens
many months older. Guard your
sleep. Feed the face with tissue
creams-smile. Then, tie the face
UP with either a rubber band or
stocking-so, be wise, and keep
young and beautiful.
FACE MASK
If your face shows sag, loss Of
contours, sallowness pimples, OF
muddiness, try using the face
mask. Take some fuiler's earth,
mix it with water to the con-
sistency Of thick better. Then,
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-01-15
MAIDEN
EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. Earl w. Lawson. Pastor

EMMANUEL bAfIlSI OhUhCu
Rev. Earl w. Lawson, Pastor
! Every New Year Challenges
Church Diaunity" was the timely
subject Of the morning sermon
by the pastor. More Of the men
are becoming interested in the
Brotherhood under the leadership
of Deacon E. L. Valentine. The
church was happy to see Ray
mond Johnson at the morning
service. He is progressing very
favorably since his recent illness.
Rev. Lawson was made chairman
for the program of Youth Week
sponsored by the Maiden Minis
ters' Association. The Intermedi-
ate Basketball team, in their fifth
consecutive win, beat the Robin
son Methodist by a score of so to
Z The Emmanulite Club met at
the, home of Miss Marion Des-
mond, 227 Harvard street, Maiden |
on Friday evening. Mrs. Helen
Davis of Washington and Miss
Hall Of Dorchester with
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Matthew Caring
ton and Elaine and Matthew, Jr.,
were the dinner guests of Mr.and
Mrs. E. L. Valentine on Sunday,
Club Notes: The Women's Serv-
ice Club, Inc, at its monthly
meeting at the Center, 33s East
ern avenue. planned to have
open Night" January 81 from
ten in the morning on. A pro-
gram is being planned for the
evening with Mrs. Snowden as
the chairman. Rev. Lawson will
occupy his pulpit January is; in
the evening Bro. Arthur L. Whit
aker will be the speaker.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-01-15
ATTY. ELIZABETH DAVIS PITTMAN

after a good cleansing Of the face,
smear it on. Over this tie cloths
with an opening cut out for the
nose and mouth. Allow this to re-
main for couple of hours. Then
wash it off frs with tepid water
and then with cold. Use a good
skin lotion and, presto, you have
a new face.
BEAUTY AND FOOD
"You are what you eat says
the sage and verify this is true.
Too many pork chops transform
a willowly maiden into a thick
set unwildly matron in short or
der and then all the kings Fors-
es and all the kings men cannot
give her back the slender charm
Of yesteryear. Maidens, do not sell
your young beauty for mess Of
pottage or chops or what not,
rather, learn to say no and be
able to look into your mirror and
not be cast down. Learn the great
refusal--the refusal Of the rich
foods that stay with you forever.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-01-15
Seeiirl'
Stars
With DOLORES CALVIN

NEW YORK CITY-There's a
new angle a'coming to Broad
way to cause MANY an eyer
opener along theatre row !.
For a brand new idea in dramas
is being packaged and ready for
opening Jan. 20 when it debuts
at the Forty Eighth Street The
alter under the title OF Forward
The Heart Headliners will
be handsome Hollywood actor
william Prince and attractive
Jane White daughter of NAACP
head Walter White, who makes
her second appearance on
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-01-15
WORCESTER
nv RITITE
By BILLIE

HELLO FOLK S 1t really
looks like the seasons have turn
ed about. While the people in
California are having taste of
winter we have been enjoying
very fine weather. l received
letter last week from my son
who makes his home in Los An
geles. He said it is so cold there
that he had to invest in a winter
coat. Our weather so far is quite
a contrast to what we usually
experience about this time of
year. The grass in my yard is
still green.
Fashion notes say that designer
have dccreed that new look is ont.
Shorter and Simmer skirts and
coats, fitted or belted; shoes are
to be higher, say the shoe manu-
facturers. l suppose they mean
high button boots, after the sling
pump and sandal That, would lie
something. We would have to add
ten or more minutes to our
dressing time. l think l have an
old button-hook lying around
somewhere, which l will put
where it will be handy in case we
gals come to this.
Rev. Jesse Connors, supply
pastor at John st. Baptist church,
was rendered a surprise birthday
party last Friday at the home of
Mrs. McIntire on Exchange st.
The NAACP is planning pro-
gram for History Week in Feb.
Miss Anna Mays is entertainment
committee chairman. P.T.A. Of
Windsor st. School held a meet
ing Monday evening at the
school. Each meeting shows a few
more mothers attending, Mrs.
Belle Hawley presided over the
coffee table.
John st, Bapt. Church will
sponsor a visitors day Jan. %,
under the leadership of the Sun
day School Luncheon will be
served. Everyone is invited. Mrs.
Rosa Jackson, mother of Wardell
Washington, passed away last
Sunday in Aiken. S. c. Mrs.
Jackson moved from Worcester
to Aiken last year. The stork
made New Years visit and
brought Baby Pamela MCDOWELL
to Mr.. and Mrs. Price Hunt (Bes-
sic McDowell) Of is Elizabeth
st.
Mrs. Shigao Ambush of Pros
pect st has as houseguests this
week her sister Mrs. Takaka Sal
vi and her little daughter Chan
dria Lila and son, Shantwan. MIR.
and Mrs. Robert Shropshire cele-
brated their 25th wedding ami
.versary New Years Day in New
York at the Hotel Theresa where
they had reserved suite Of
rooms | had a long pleasant talk
Tuesday with Miss Jeanne Har-
ris. Jeanne is residing in Boston
while attending Northeastern
University and working on the
GUARDIAN.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-01-15
CAMBRIDGE
ST. PAUL A.M.E. CHURCH
Rev. B. A. Galloway

Truly it was an exceptionally
big day for st. Paul, last Sunday,
taken from all angles. As usual,
the pastor dominated the services
with sermons, morning and night.
In the morning song festival
seemed to be part of the program.
The Young Adult Choir acquitted
themselves in good style, under
the direction Of Lillian Agard,
who substituted for Director
Burch who is still on the sick list
improving. The Temple Singers
contributed a number; the Sodal-
ity Singers, under Othniel Thorn
hill, contributed selections; the
Four Kings Of Detroit, gave
sample of their wares, and the
Harmony Singers, of Boston, did
likewise. The two latter appeared
III a program in the afternoon and
were heartily commended for
their work. The evening service
continues to grow in enthusiasm.
The name of Mr.. Ererton John
son, who delivered the welcome
address at the Pastors Reception,
was inadvertently omitted from
the account last weeb,
UNION BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. w. Marvin Gibson, pastor
Sermon theme Sunday, "Cn-
afraid Tho Waters Roar and Be
Troubled" Boston Unit will be in
charge of the 5th Sunday evening
service. Deacons and deaconness-
es will have charge Of the Friday
prayer meeting. Flower Circle
gives an old fashioned supper,
Thursday, Jan. 81 at 6 p m at
only rs cents. Usher Board will
serve chicken dinner Thursday,
Feb. "a with tickets at rs cents.
Evening star., 1949-07-24
HELP MEN g. WOMEN tCont. J

JANITOR, colored, sober couple, must
be exp. in handling lge. apt bldg.
and elevator tnearby SCI; 3-rm.
apt. and $40 mo. See MR..
CHARLES. 100 H st. ne.
REFINED WHITE COUPLE. capable,
energetic, strictly nondrinkers, nom
smokers, wife as manager and hus-
band as general custodian for clean
ing. maint.. etc. of well-kept down
town apt. bldg. Must be reliable.
clean. mentally alert, naturally in
dustrious and good Judge of human
nature. Moderate salary and lst
f. front apt. No children. Box 163-
X. Star
g HILLBILLY MUSICIANS WANTED
for singer; rhythm and melody play
ers; man or woman RA. OIL. "a
ALL ABOARD! Christmas card profit
train is in. Sell friends America S
foremost greeting card asSts. Un-
beataple name imprinted cards Cor
geous 21 card de luxe assts. Plastic
cards, stationery. napkins. ribbons.
All fast-selling big money-makers.
Samples on approval MASTER
CRAFT. 100 N. Eutaw ST., Baltimore
Evening star., 1949-07-24
HELP MEN

ACCOUNTANT for c. P. A.'s once.
excel. opportunity for right party.
Apply in own handwriting, giving
education, experience. age and sal
ary expected. Box 336-X, Star.
ACCOUNTANT, college graduate. ac-
counting major. for Va. industrial
firm. State education and exper.
details in reply. Box 2SS-T. Star
AUTO BODY AND FENDER MAN,
must be experienced, excellent work.
ing conditions and salary, perma-
nent position: references required.
Apply MANHATTAN AUTO & RA-
DIO CO, 1905 9TH st. NV. -2s
AUTO GLASS INSTALLER, 8 days
per week. MA. 9573. -25
AUTO MECHANIC, Dupont Motor Re-
pair; rear 1928 10th st. NV. ME.
AUTO MECHANIC, must be expert
enced: references required; perma-
nent position: excellent salary and
working conditions. Apply MAN
HATTAT "a !, : AUTO A q RADIO co. IIssoe
Alto II u MECHANICS. 1cAs CENTRAL NO
TOR CO. Experienced on Kaiser
Fraser eara 1900 Lee hwy, .Arl.
cH. 1000. IA
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SILVER SPRING, MD.
SHOE SAL ,ESMEN AND
SALESWOMEN

EXP. for HAHN'S NEW SILVER
SPRING store. Residents OF this
area will find pleasant working
cond, excel. sal, near home in
Mds most modern shoe store. I'm
med. openings for Hahn's Mems.
Womens and Children'S shoe depts.
Qualified appliants will be placed at
once for further training in Hahn's
Washington stores. Apply to Mr..
Gottlieb. BIB, Fourteenth st. NV,
between and = m =.
Evening star., 1949-07-24
AGENTS

NEW SPONGE" DISH CLOTH. re-
places messy dishrags, ibanishes dish
washing drudgery. Lightning sell
er. Samples sent on trial. KRISTE EE
rs. Akron. Ohio.
SERv. STATIONS-opport. to secure
agency for renting of auto. trailers,
both local and oneWay nationwide
No invest. Substantial profits. Write
U-HAUL CO., P. o. Box 6627, Fort
land, Ore, giving sta. location avail
able display space. bank refs, etc.
Evening star., 1949-07-24
HELP MEN

WANTED GRIDDLE men go, white,
reliable Apply SOUTHERN GRILL,
6l2 9th st. NV.
AUTOMOTIVE-We have an opening
for young men to work in our stock
room and shipping department. Ex-
jobbins business: 5R-day week;
starting salary. S35. l.. F. JULIEN,
INC, 1443 P st. NV. NO. sO75.
MARRIED MAN. on Prince Georges
County farm, with knowledge of
horses and milk two cows; general
yard work; must have GOOD refer,
wages A good Job for right man
Contact T H. WELSH, SR,. $40
l4th st NV, WASHINGTON, D. C.
Telephone National 1859, pa
RUTLEY & BAIR. 1877 De Sales st.
NV. need 3, experienced or incx-
perienced real estate salesman pos
sessing the ambition. and initiative
to earn over $4,000 year. We
handle the finest general brokerage
and subdivisions for sale today Call
WI; 4s34 or sH. 45ss for interview
ONE BAKER and 1 meat carver for
cafeteria; must be fully exper. and
reliable. If employed now. better
your position at BRITTS, 1911
Wisconsin ave. NV. Bring refer
Al MECHANIC wanted, pref. with
Pontiac exp; good pay. FLOOD
PONTIAC CO., 1921 Conn. ave. NV.
80
DO YOU KNOW SOME ONE with
supervisor of music training able to
teach music part time? Box go
d. Star.
HABERDASHERY SALESMAN
Aggressive young man. fully eXperi-
enced selling high quality haber-
dashery; full time, permanent posi-
tion with highest earning posi-
bilities for men with following Ap-
ply to RICHARD PELZMAN FASH
ION SHOP. INC, 1900 F ST. NV.
Automobile Statesmen
For new car dept. Merchandising
Americas latest new cars. Golden
Anniversary PackardD One of
Metropolitan Wash ngtons most
modern garages and showrooms.
We prefer men with successful
automobile BACKGROUND. A golden
opportunity to get in on the ground
floor with q growing organization.
Salary, commission, drawing ac-
count, or combination, open. Ask
fer Mr.. Creger.
Spurrier Motors, Inc.
1911 Wilson Blvd, Arl.. Va. g blks.
So Kew Pridgp) -p6
Evening star., 1949-07-24
HELP MEN AND WOMEN

COUPLE, responsible. able, settled;
white or colored.. man to drive school
bus. care for bldg. and grounds,
handy man; wife to cook, clean: live
in; day school for young children.
Rockville pike Sat. pm. and Suns:
OF. Refs. required. Phone Sun: and
ewes. WI. 3099. Weekdays, OIL. 6d65.
~26
Evening star., 1949-07-24
PRESSERS
SALES ENGINEER
SALESMAN

For motor trucks. We have more
prospects than our present staff can
cover. Live man with proven record
selling any kind of business equip
ment or service will find this rare
opportunity. Phone truck manager.
CHERNER MOTOR co.
Fnr annnintment- HO. 5000. -H4
Evening star., 1949-07-24
JEWEL TEA CO., INC.

Has an opening on one Of its estab-
lished Washing ton, D. C. routes. We
furnish route car and pay all op-
Grating expenses. Salary and COM
mission. Route now paying about
S72 per week. We will consider only
applicant in NE. Washington. Do
not phone or call at our off1ce. Write
US letter stating your age, martial
status, previous sales experience and
your phone number. All replies will
be kept in strict confidence. Write to
Mr.. H. D. steinhour, 4O1S So. 9th
ST.. Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1949-07-24
SAlESMEN Cont
DISTRICT MANAGER

man to take charge o.
territory through personal sales ant
appointment of sub-agents. Prefer
man experienced in maintenance
products although this is not essen
tial. We manufacture nationals
known line including our famous
black and aluminium roof coating
rust resisting paints, enamels, cin-
der block waterproofers. floor re-
Surfacers and 100 other maintenance
items for factories, schools. farm
buildings. institutions. hotels and
other buildings Liberal commission
Protected territory. Interested only
in reliable. energetic, ambitious man
who wants real opportunity. Write
Dept B-4924, THE MADISON
PAINT CO.. Cleveland >, Ohio.
Evening star., 1949-07-24
statesmen
Full or Part Time
Call on Schools and Churches

CaII on SCHOOLS ana CHuICIleS
Sanitation chemical products.
manual covers complete line.
Substantial commissions. OPP
portunity for man of ability
and integrity. Give full details
in first letter. Box VS. y,
221 w. 41st ST.. New York IL.
Evening star., 1949-07-24
ATTENTION

Salesmen-Roofing and siding. Best
par deal in town. Best materials.
Cali TO. 6569 for interview. -26
MEN
Factory representative of lge. corp.
will be in Wash. on Monday. July
25th, to interview men regarding a
plan to place them in business for
themselves.
WITHOUT INVESTMENT
We have nothing to sell you, no de-
posit required, but several men will
be given a rare opportunity for a
substantial income and those who
qualify, a rapid Advancement. Con-
crete examples of earnings from
500 to $500 perl week. Age Is no
barrier in this business, but we pre-
fer neat appearing married men be-
tween the ages of 25 and As whose
home life is congenial and who be-
lieve in proving their worth. Car
APPLY SP In PERSON TO MR.. PAYNE,
1911 H ST. NV, ROOM 206, MON
DAY, July 25th, 1890 Am.
Prepare to remain the balance Of the
day If selected.
Evening star., 1949-07-24
SAI,ESMANI

Thoroughly experienced appliance
salesman. ELECTRICAL CENTER,
614 10th Ut. NV.
Evening star., 1949-07-24
SPECIAL NOTICES

DRIVING INSTRUCTION-Dual-con-
troll car; free pickup service; day or
evening. VIM. E. PADDY. UN. ooS5.
IMMEDIATE Cash for your home.
land, white or colored. cox & CO..
DI. 1854, RE. 1888.
ACCOUNTANT tpublic), bookkeeping
pp DER mo no sT. 1000 any time.
AM NOT RESPONSIBLE for your
waste of Aim by poor results unless
you bought the camera at the
BRENNER PHOTO CO, a33 Pa. ave.
RE. 2434
/ WILL NOT be RESPONSIBLE for any
debts contracted by any one ether
than myself. GILBERT L. BOWIE,
l4l Anacostia rd. Sc. 25N
] WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
myself. IDA NJ. WiTcRAFr. $500
BnsINEss 4 III Eis CARDS PRINTED, s5 per
GoOD GsSD, LITTLE PR1NTER-open for
business, every weekday from 30.
In the basement at 4O2 sth st. ne
a spEEcI2L ORDER of business to
take place at the next regular meet
ing of Local No. D, July 2s, l949,
at 8 pm. A. B. COLEMAN, Presi-
BOOKKEEPING, sales tax reports
personal property taxes, special rates
to new businesses. Call PUBLIC
ACCOUNTING SERVICE, NE. S73l
ATTENTION. BUSINESSMEN - Dc
you need a good bookkeeper? We
specialize in these positions. ATLAS
AGENCY, RE. 5761. 30
x MARKS THE SPOT
EQUISITE Removes 1t.
$500 Georgia Ave. NV. GE. 9177
TREE SERVICE
Trees cut down and removed with
power tools. Cut in fireplace length
If desired. GE. 6595. IA
Evening star., 1949-07-24
MUTUAL, ITO G
MA 0954

Men-Asst. asso. prof. eng. SO $50
yr.; extrm. trainee. car nee, Sol
plus car allow; bookkr., 6-day, $40;
driver. sales, 1-day. So 80: serv-
Ice man. mot. repair. $50.
Women-Pract. nurse, $1,000; exn
cred. col. Sl15 plus com. order
cl, 6 days, ne, 81 .95; bpkr., Beth,
$50; bkpr., mach. opr.. 5000; secy.
airlines, $500; typist, printing con-
$40 ~
Evening star., 1949-07-24

Collection Assistant
Experienced with installment accounts
to take charge of dunning division
must type well; good future for
ambitious person. No other need
apply. Write, giving full details.
Box 4a1-T. Star. -25
Evening star., 1949-07-24
Storm Window Statesmen

Storm Window Statesmen
To qualify for branch managers po-
sitions available in the near future.
If you are qualified and experienced
in this field and can produce at
least % units per week, your earn
ings here will exceed any other
proposition in town. A few men will
be selected at this time to train for
higher things. We have the finest
and newest triple track all extruded
aluminium storm window on the
market. Part time men can double
present income. Call TR. 0235 for
appointment. -25
TRUCK SALESMAN
Real opportunity with best adver-
tised, most progressive Ford dealer.
Excellent compensation, fast action.
Phone truck manager.
CHERNER MOTOR co.
For appointment. HO. 5000. "a
Evening star., 1949-07-24

ARLINGTON electrical appIlance Store
offers good commissions and pros
pect list to right men. OW. 7722.
SALESMEN-We have openings for 3
exper., direct-to-consumer salesmen
who are interested in q good In
come and a chance for advance
ment: cpmoensation discussed at in
terview. Call MR.. BURNSIDE. TR.
1896. for appt. -26
statesmen, laundry and dry cleaning
per week: can make up to 500 per
week: only men from 2n-35 need to
apply; 500 bond: no telephone
calls. must call in person. See Mr..
Wolfe, BELL LAUNDRY, INC. 4106
Leland ST, Chevy Chase, Md.
SALESMAN. $1,000 UP class; real
opoort. for right man; appt. selling
only: draw against earned comms.
ENCYL. BRITTANICA, call Mr..
Marill RE GALL
Evening star., 1949-07-24
AL Secretary (F), $55 Wk

LeRaI WOrk, und. 30,
Educational secretary, start 50 300.
Assoc secretary. S55 wk and bonus.
Need 200 new applicants daily for
top-salaried openings; 33 years exp.
Five fSoors Always welcome. See
BOYD'S, 700 18th, Cor. G
Evening star., 1949-07-24

ALEX.
Once, store, technical and sales posi-
tions open for men and women
POTOMAC EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
1905 Wilson blvd, Arl. CHI. $3.50
Evening star., 1949-07-24
HELP WANTED AGENCIES

ELECTR0NIC ENGINEER, degree and
exp. $50 to $50 wk. a PERSONNEL
ACCOUNTING INSTRUCTOR lm.)
under 40, excellent oppty.. vicinity
Staunton. Va; good salary and fu-
ture. Miss Bell, BOYD'S, 700 18th,
corner G. Ma. 234O.
LEGAL SECRETARY %, $50 wk..
under 35 Interesting ONCE; Miss
Bond, CAPITOL EMP. AGENCY, cor.
18th and Eye RE. 2S2S.
WE have first -class colored help,
full or part time Also day work
ers. PRUDENTIAL EMPLOYMENT
SERVICE, AID. 0639. 20
Evening star., 1949-07-24
STENOGRAPHERS

BROKERAGE or bank exp 81, 600
Art gallery, month vacation 900 1000
Machinery, one-girl office 900
Aircraft, top-notch So, $50
National Organization, single So go
Educational background $500
Evening star., 1949-07-24
MEATCUTTERS

MEATCUTTERS
Men, Is to 80, with or without ex-
perience; 5-day week, As hours:
good opportunity to learn good
trade; permanent work. vacation
with pay. excellent chance for ad-
vancement.
ACME MARKETS
1S M St NE Mon X to 10 AM