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The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-05-12
LEGAL NOTICE
Mississippi State Highwuy Dept.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed bids will be received by
the State Highway Commission, al
Jackson, Mississippi, until 1000
o'clock A.. M, Tuesday, May "a,
1949, and shortly thereafter pub
licly opened for Construction OF
Grading, Drainage Structures,
Culverts, and Bridges on 1872
Miles of Un-Numbered State
Highway between Mileston and
Belzoni in Humphreys and Holm
es Counties known as Federal Aid
Secondary Project No. S-252 90.
Contract Time: $50 Working
Days.
The attention of bidders is
directed to the Special Provi-
sions governing selection and en-
ployment of labor.
The minimum wage paid to
labor employed on this contract
per hour shall be: Skilled Labor,
$1.00; Unskilled Labor, SIS cents;
and intermediate Grades, rs cents.
Plans and Specifications are on
file in this office. Proposals may
be secured upon payment of $500
which will not be refunded.
Certified check or bid bond for
five per cent (5%) of bid, payable
to STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, must
accompany each proposal.
Bidders are hereby notified that
any proposal accompanied by let
tiers qualifying in any manner the
condition under which the propos-
al is rendered will be considered
an irregular bid, and such pro-
posals will not be considered in
making the award.
WALTER SPTVA, Director.
4-1tnp
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-05-12
Support Municipal Concerts

The Municipal Concert Association is being organa1U'
~ musicIoyers in Holmes county for the purpose 4 spo"-
euring outstanding musical entertainment here anhuany.
A great deal of interest has been shown IN TINS pa1-
Erf which will bring to our county a minimum OF tn,ee 2 y
HE artists in a type OF entertainment "hcn 10 u'1
&h5e only to much larger cities.
The efforts of local leaders to secure 5oO memoeIs
fw the proposed association is to be commented ana nou
- supported by every citizen interested IN the oeVeiopheh'
If = cultural program for this vicinity.
Individual tickets to these concerts will not De soiu
&md attendance will be by membership card only. However
hnemberships can be transferred for any concert. This makes
- of the tickets for a given concert a certainty. IL II II
furosahe for you to attend a concert you can always let a
Triend or neighbor use your ticket. The cost is very little.
Show your interest by enrolling in the campaign 10 De
cmr1ncted over the county from May 1921.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-05-12

ceived his B. A. degree at Missis-
sippi State college. He has been
in the teaching profession since.
Mr.. Jacob has held many Of
fees in the American Legion
among which are: Post COM
mander, Yazoo City, 1888; dis
trict commander. district four,
1913; district commander, dis
trict five, 1916; district COM
mander, district eight, 1948.
Also: Grave registration and
Memorial committee, department
chairman service commission
committee; chairman budget COM
mittee, post commander, Durant,
and post service officer, Durant
and Goodman.
AS department chairman OF
Graves Registration since 1886, he
has supervised the collection and
recording of about 10000 veter-
an graves in Mississippi and has
placed about 5000 government
headstones.
He is a member of the Billy
Young Post 1853 of Goodman and
Post 900 of Yazoo City, is a MEM
Der of the Goodman Chamber OF
Commerce, the Baptist church,
and teaches the Young Mems
Bible class.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-05-12
Patients Al The Hospital

Stewart Terry, Lexington
Charlie Pettus, Lexington
Charles Ethridge, Durant
Mrs. Earl Mclean, Lexington
Mrs. Eugene Herman and baby
girl, Lexington
Allen Melton, Durant
James Bowie, West
Mrs. Carl Hanson, Goodman
Mrs. D. C.. O'Briant, West
Mrs. G. w. Wynn, Pickens
Mrs. Lester, Lexington
Mrs. r. j. Raper, Gwin
Mrs. Vernon King, Lexington
Colored
Baby Griffin, Lexington
Billy Cunliffe, Tchula
Lula Brown, Lexington
Evalena Warren, Lexington
James Vandiver, Tchula
Inez Carter, Lexington
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-05-12

And speaking of Pulitzer Prizes
those coveted awards estab-
lished some years ago by the late
Joseph Pulitzer - if Drew Pear
son were writing this column, he
would say that as it predicted
some months ago. another good
writer. Malcolm Johnson Of the
New York Sun, has also won one
of the prizes for his sensational
stories in that newspaper on New
York's notorious waterfront
rackets. After hearing Malcolm
speak to a group of us, I figured
he would be honored in a literary
way - and am now glad to say,
he has been.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-05-12

Miss Hazel Brannon attended
the Kentucky Derby Saturday and
spent Mothers Day at the home
of her parents in Gadsden, Ala.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-05-12

Every time l pass the lower
East Side of town it is with great
pleasure that / look at the Jacob
Riis new housing project which
has risen to brighten that huge
section of the slums. From among
the dingy mess of tenement
houses, this modern apartment
group rises in refreshing splendor,
a tribute to the man who fought
the evils of city poverty with pen
and camera, two generations ago.
He was a Dane who came here
when he was 81, became a news
paper reporter, a close friend of
Teddy Roosevelt to whom Riis
pointed out the slime and sloth Of
lower New York - and together,
they helped to revive it.
Today, Jacob Riis lives again in
the spirit of the new buildings
which honor his name and that of
our city.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-05-12

country each day and read in New
York one day after it has appear
ed in London. AS usual, it has
advertisements covering most of
the front page, most of the news
buried under monotonous head
lines inside, and on the whole, not
nearly so attractive as your own
paper in which this column ap-
pears. Some of its slogans, how
ever, reflect the classic spirit OF
the high English standards which
we have so long respected: ITO
be the first but not the hastiest
| with the news; to be serious with
I, out dizziness or solemnity; to be
emphatic without becoming hys-
t~erical; to give the story and to
reject the stunt; to give the news
( faithfully and fully without fea-
turing the worst side Of human
nature"
I went to see a motion picture
not long ago and was quite inter-
ested, not only in the movie, but
in the name Of it. The title was:
$50 This Is New York." a rather
familiar one, wouldn't you say?
The picture concerns the adven-
lures and impressions of a small
town fellow, played by Henry
Morgan, who comes to New York
for the first time. It takes him
through the gauntlet of rasping
taxi cab drivers, excessive tipping
gaping at big buildings and little
people, and many other situa-
tons which can happen only here
With the current great interest
in New York City, doubtless a lo'
of you have seen or will see this
movie which is so familiar to this
column - in some ways. ! VIII
greatly appreciate knowing VIVA,
you think Of it. So if you vii
write me in care of this news
paper and tell me, / will be CRATE
full.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-05-12

Have just come upon a copy of
"the newspaper with wings" 1t
is the air edition of the London
Times which is flown to this
Evening star., 1949-10-10
Town Hall Program
Plans Seminar Here

A group Of representatives Of
large American organizations, who
toured IL foreign capitals this
summer under the auspices Of
Americas. Town Hall of the Air.
will hold a world Town Hall
Seminar" in the State Depart
ment October 16 and II.
Secretary of State Dean Ache
son will receive the group in an
informal conference during their
two-day stay here. The meetings
will be held on the fifth floor Of
the new State Department Build
ing. Secretary of the Treasury
Snyder will address them at a
luncheon October 16 at the Hotel
Washington.
The group visited five European
countries, Turkey, Palestine, Egypt,
India, Pakistan, the Philippines
and Japan. Washingtonians who
made the trip were Guy Snavely
of the American Association of
Colleges, Willard E. Givens of the
National Education Association,
Miss Anna Lord Strauss Of the
League of Women Voters Of the
United States, Mrs. j. L. Blair
Buck of the Federation of Wom-
ems Clubs and Irving Brown of
the American Federation of Labor.
George v. Denny, jr., founder OF
"Town Hall" who accompanied
them, will be moderator of the
meetings here.
Evening star., 1949-10-10
HELP MEk

top notch, age "a to IS.
Follow definite contacts. Must have
sales personality, neat appearanes
apd s fe0d Is eme e.
join one of the largest organiza-
tions in its field. Complete train.
SALES MANAGER, 9ls warner
Bids, between 10 am. and ;4b
SALESMAN. retail haberdasher ex-
perience, assistant manager. Apply
in person. WOODROW MEMS
STORE, 4046 So. 2sth St., .Arl.. Va.
tShirlington Shopping Center) lie
SALESMAN. with or without car, ear, VIII
tate business. A good, income as
lions Age no barrier. Must havs
local refs. See Mr.. Breiterman, IL
to l pm. today, 1900 18th st. NV.
SALESMAN for modern, downtown re-
tail store: experienced man who can
sell for our mems Sportswear dept.
popular priced mdse. Good salary
and commissions: permanent posi-.
ton IRVING'S, 10th and E. III
SALESMAN for old-established root
and siding company; car necessary
sALEsMaN-Local saHGi suburban terri
tory now open with national organ
ization in pleasant, low..pressurs
field for man over 80: steady, year.
round repesaI business
Sales experience not essential. Sue
cessful applicant will receive sys-
tematic training and guidance.
Write SANDERSON, Box 202, New
ark. New York State.
SALESMAN-Retail liquor, experience
required; give full details with ap-
plication. Box 329-D, Star. Ia
SALESMAN-Experie only, estab-
lished territory, to sell janitor sup
plies and sanitary chemicals. Won-
derful opportunity and future.
UNITED SANITARY CHEMICALS
CO., 81 South Howard St, Balto.s
Md, Lexington 2305.
trial insurance route; auto neces-
sary. Apply SOB Victor Bldg, 724
9th st. NV. -15
Evening star., 1949-10-10
6. W. Alumni 10 Hear
Gen. Hurley Oct. y

Maj. Gen. Patrick J. Hurley has
been named principal speaker for
the homecoming luncheon Of the
George Washington University
Alumni Association to be held at
1890 pm. October 20.
Gen. Hurley, who received his
doctor of laws degree from the
university in 1913, was Secretary
of War from 1929 to 1888. During
his diplomatic career he served as
ambassador to China and as min
lister to New Zealand, and has
been on many special missions for
the President.
A debate with oxford Univer-
sity on October 81 is the first
event scheduled for the home
coming week end at the univer-
sity. The homecoming football
game with Lafayette College will
be played on October %. The
homecoming ball October 20 at
the National Guard Armory will
complete the schedule of events.
Evening star., 1949-10-10
HELP MEN

2ppy NJ bus h6EhS
rRNfFHsE sTSNhFHsE III 1khEfahRMAs, atsh n Nv ezpe
sessa .ision: sood Sd' salary. Report SSs
GfS 4GFk avs sEPAfR PiH MAN, re expert
snced: steady work; $50 per yk.
FoTNPAfa eSs z N eli cxERk-with sandwich
RRasTRY Rsas9p ss{s once B.ltimols haSsRpAsI sve
GLAzIERs. z. experienced: steady
sys: wHrk' oE' fo0ss soIst gsy' 1910 "isc1ns''n M1s
so1Is fSl t'ge MAR AR2!E y aod pezsSn sss st. ss
colored. with drivers
able. to make minor repairs for real
ISM sssats su%RkSnsoR new s0qn qinns.aation.
experienced systems, operating, wiz
ing: age 1886: excellent oppsortq- rs
perience, salary, availability to con-
TROLLER, Box 15l. Altavista., Va.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ence not necessary. AGE 40 to 90.
opportunity 1oI sV-sCSSct'
ms 1SSssGTHRASNciE-iHNtD5UsTR1AL SsGH opportun:
ity for licensed man, age 27-40, OF
proven ability on old established
debit; Salary guaraantsev to start.
4sd ~ shsIsn ca ma's 60 b ssss
JANIroR. exp, white. under so yrs.
Of age; S-hour day. 5-day week; sal
1sx 1Sy Il. we per $780, Ext FsE ss isa. Set
J4NiHrooR o for 0 apartment building Of
81 units; colored; nc. children; must
be sober and reliable; NTH. class
engineer license Necessary. Salary
yuSloR apd Sa'fssf1.sE sA.EsAEs AR aGGGi fuli part
MaavE ss f 1Efsssa asas5 tor auto Use
sation plant. Call or see Mr.. Sum
VIE VILE q sAEEs II ss5sa eos 'SaSssAs Sas sts T.
LINEN NE 81 Driver SfGV SALESMAN texppo.
to solicit and serve route: Phone
Mr.. Dearstein, ROCKVILLE LAUN-
Taor RSx RsSHynlls RssSaynsmaN Rs4s sor ,r. cut rate
lob for the right men. Box 2o8,D.
NAN wanted to work in coffee store.
Box 257-D, Star. 10
In the Washington area: average in
necessary. 927 10th. st. NV. 10
MANAGER for high.class restaurant,
ing room. kitchen and employees.
No buying. State experience and
salary expected. Box 17S-D. Star.
-15
MEAT CUrTER-one capable Of tax
ing full charge Of 4 meat depart
ment. 26O1 14th ct. NV.
MEN, with cars. to train locally for
permanent position with large man
ufacturing company; will consider
inexperienced man who is willing
worker; not canvassing; earnings
while training around 500 weekly.
1928 Benning I'd. NE, 10 to pm.
only. ~
Evening star., 1949-10-10
HELP MEN
MEN

II 10 90
A5s II from zSa tsssa sst Win WV 5s R0fSs sy
the opportunities for permanent
or bus operator. No experience is
necessary. We teach you and pay
You while training. Steady year.
SeS EeSnd earnings averaging Tb ga,d sooa.
cations, sick leave, free transporta-
tion and q pension system.
APPLY NOW
$40 ,.m; to IL noon' Monday
TRANSIT co.
At employment ONCE, 3132 M St;
NV. (Take Routes so Rosslyn, go
Cabin John, 80 Friendship Heights
streetcars direct to door, -l3
Kaiser-Fra experience
Good JOB, vacation, lon. "; ", A: T. a
ply in person. MITcHEIL's NO
MEN aSo). white. to distribute hand
bills; daily pay; 7 am. 46o New
York ave. NV. 10
MESSENGER for ONCE duplicating
1922 is: haVe es' high I 0vsa School @ sducstion;
good chance to learn all machines
In reply, mention height, weight,
date of birth, schooling, tel. num-
Der. Box 93-Z. Star.
OIL BURNER SERvICEMAN-Year-
concern; Apply 7o2o wis. ave. or
PACKERS AND HELPERs-Experi-
ence with household goods desirable.
Good wages, steady work. SECUR-
Try STORAGE CO.. 1140 18th st.
PHARMACIST, full time, prescription
work: 6-day week; good salary.
HIGGER'S DRUGS. 5017 Conn.
part time. Nd. reg
8 nights q week. 6 to 10. LELAND
PHARMACY. 7O07 Wise. ave. NV.
OIL. 4O30. Ill
PHARMACIST. registered in D. c.:
part time, hrs. can be arranged.
Box 1S5.D. Star. Ill
PHARMACIST-Reg 8 morn
ings and 8 nights, every other SUM-
day. NO. 6232. MODERN DRUG
STORE. la
Evening star., 1949-10-10

himself with . well-located Dodge
and Plymouth dealer, Offering se1
cur, cure ,and and sxeellsnt-payingga gaod future Srs
$50 and and II 1' am. ~ ''o''
FRANCIS & PARSONS
Plymouth Co., 2100 Nichols
ave. Sc. -l6
AUTO sALESMAN-Ss, 900 Job open
to right man with OLD, established
and able to furnish ref. of above
average ability; do not answer un-
salesmen know Of this sd. BOX
AUTO fgH1zi SEAT AT COVER 1NsrALLEhs- ss
Young men. excel. opport.; exper.
pref, but not necessary. Apply in
person all day Mon. 364e Bladens-
BakER's AXE IS. HELPER - Experienced. Mae
EfvER1ALs Rsis ielGPsd PHsrRD ADDsSa sa4s ss:
more ave, Riverdale. No phone
BARBER szIii wANrED-At 1904 n st.
BooIBLAcKs-aood salary. good
BuPIpERs i1Rf RI lzfh ahLfERMc.pable Fl Hx man,
white Call HI. 5511 before 8 and
BUTCHER, experienced, must be re-
liable, good pay, wk. vacation with
pay, insurance: must have good ref.
Aesy in nsEaHa 81 nj %Askr si s'f tsr
caBTNff IHf epnRi Maker XII nn and furniture re-
psr mr ms pash white HosMAsS sfRsAsisp'ed upAp AAepy
czEfsEF szTEEssEEFS MAksa, Aazah itte sasa 4 4SD nodh
Apply. Phone 'lcH ~. eii iii; f after ee 8
pm. and Sun, FIR. 4167. Iii
CAMERA REPAIR- MAN wanted, ex-
per. in still and movie equipment,
foreign and domestic. Job with fu-
Hon tSFe 1sk sSr Nj ass Hfynss' s.nn sT.
CxRrENTER, general work: nrst-class
mechanic; prefer settled local man;
casFyNTnk stssdy HSEk SAcos as oGsaEANEHTMSkEs, A HSMSsSk
. good wood-working mechanic.
cxRPENTERs. experienced only; top
ave. and oskcrest DR.. At Fairiins-
ton, Alexandria. Va. 10
CAR JUMPERS, colored, wanted By
one oi W.shinston's i.rssstt st nsyIn. CnsyTo.
Co Conditions. B. c. Drivers license
OLSON CHEVROLET SALES. 14th
and Fla. ave. NV. II :.
CHEF; STEWARD, for cafeteria. Gaii
CLERK, storeroom. inventory. linen:
hours, 5 to 8 pm: on Sundays:
salary, $40 plus lunch Per wk.; *
perience necessary; ase. 40 to 90,
File application room. 1880 Ma
tional Press BldE.. 2 to pm. daily
rr,w .xn.r,.r.. nat nscesiary.
STAG SHOE REPAIR, 629 Z st. NV.
ECLERK-Hsrdwars store, experience
required; permanent; Job with fu-
J. Sufe. HI. att.
Evening star., 1949-10-10

1SUO-A. otdI A
DIsHWAsHER and Kitchen man, ex-
per-; refs. BASINS, 1920 Penna.
D1sHWAsHER and kitchen man,
olored. over 21, with restaurant
kit. exper.; $50 per wk.. plus meals:
BIS pass. paid vacations. CHEVY
CHASE INN, -6510 Conn. ave. IL
DISPLAY MAN for chain Of radio,
television and appliance stores. Ex-
experienced man to DO outstanding
work on interior and exterior dis
plays. Apply executive ONCE.
LACY's. 9Th and Z :ts. NV. lie
dry cleaning. Call MIR. DEARsTE1N.
Rockville 244S. Expr. ref. read. 1bs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES op-
portunjty for an aggressive .In young
lished dry-cleaning route; average
salary, over SIS per wk. Must be
steady, reliable, able to furnish good
refs. and bond. CENTRAL CLEAN
ERs, 323 Carroll st. NV. 10
DRUG CLERK for general sales work,
ABBY AsAgsSR aas 5 pRua e e'Es Rs
pRuG tI9 A1d CLERK, q &" colored or white,
active, exper.; recent ref. required;
full-time day work. FR. 4455.
expert on oil burner
thinwaIl tubing. sober; steady en-
pIoyment; $1.75 per hour; must have
b. e. oil burner journeyman's card
and b. G. drivers permit; truck fur
nished. Apply GENERAL on BURN
ER SERVICE Co, $500 NJ st. NV.
ENGINEER, civil, grad; must be
familiar with Sdesign and construc--
tion Of water and sewage work and
bldg. const. Call CHI. S411. Ia
Evening star., 1949-10-10
HELP MEN Cont. }

AUTO SALESMAN-Used cars, won-
derful opportunity for experienced
man; plenty of nice clean cars to
sell at the lowest prices in town;
good income assured from the start
with good advances. See Mr.. Sacks
i7s1 Bladen%sburs M % I'd. ne. II.
Evening star., 1949-10-10

ROUTE SALESMAN = Dry-cleaning
route salesman; beginning salary,
vance excel. working cond.; vaca-
ton with BaNNER pay RDpaly axNpRY q ss afse[ a0
SALES SII; REpREsENTAr1vE-Toitth the
men who desire to achieve financial
success and who are willing to work
for 1t, we can offer an unexcelled
opportunity. The men chosen will
enterprise where the market has
been created and demand growing.
Our representatives are provided
with exclusive territory. leads fur
nished and car essential. Permanent
position for those who quality: Call
MR.. BLAKEMAN at OV. 1864 to
arrange q personal interview.
mems wear. work clothes,
good pay and hours. experienced;
sALEsMAN-Fine opportunity to Join
an established firm manufacturing
and marketing nationally advertised
home improvement products. AS
signed territory, leads. furnished;
mus. must have car anS nn1 Be aoo aooat 5000
SALESMAN-This is challenge to
the man Of character and good edu-
cation, who wants to built per-
manent future with q national or
ganization. He will not be afraid
Of canvassing and will have enough
confidence in his selling ability to
work on q strictly commission basis.
He will be willing to work for q
modest income to start, but will
look to future Of $5,00O-$1O 0, 600
yearly. Selling experience not essen
tial but preferred. Age not over 46.
Car needed. Man selected will be
trained and supervised. Local pre-
tected territory. Our products are
business. Answer giving age. educa-
ton, previous employment and
phone number. BOX 263.E, star.
Evening star., 1949-10-10
Classified Ad Rotes
Local Advertisers
ADVERTISEMENT.

Three Lines (Minimum)
1 or 2 times, 35c per line per
insertion.
! to 6 times consecutively, 33c
per line per insertion.
I times or longer consecutively
31c per line per insertion.
Advertisements under Special
Notices and Personal, SC per
line additional.
Advertisements of New Auto
mobiles, 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 35 miles or
more from Washington.
OFFICE HOURS
Daily, s am. to 8 pm.
Saturday, am. to 2 pm.
Sunday, IL am. to 8 pm.
Leave your ads at the Business ONCE,
i1th and Pennsylvania ave-; at any
Of the Branch Omces throughout the
city, or
PHONE STERLING 5000
Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before second in.
sertion.
If advertisement was prepaid, re-
tain cash register receipt. which bears
2 serial number with date and identf-
des your advertisement.
, When canceling classified advertise
ments be sure to make q note of the
cancellation number. This Is i'm
portant in case Of adjustment.
Evening star., 1949-10-10
accoTJNTANTs PAYABLE CLERK

ACCOUNTANTS PAYABLE CLERK
Young man experienced III. n .;i,e snecklna Il
chine; long-establish1d retail house
offers many employe BENEFITS and
good starting salary, with oppor-
tunity for advancement: must pc &C
curate. neat and quick with flgures
Gf GGp5HsToR MHSj sAhSDofNi hsD fNi1EsTiGAToR
perience necessary; permanent poo.
Wooaward s't,oa dpBIs siSr, i D1 = $50 sAs Id
APPRENTICE BUTCHER, young man,
willing to work to learn profession;
salary, $40 yk. , 70 start ,4I Apply u
z Corners, Falls Church. Va. open
ARTIST lsa1 IS FOR MODERN stained glass
Apply III H st. NV. MA. 5736c;
AUDITOR. bookkeeper. office man.
sgsE for PLUMBING ndI.ds. and II nssIn nsssinc
taxes. etc, also typiR; age 25 e
35: high type. Apply J. L. BATE
NAN 49, 4 son. 1904 R. 1. ave. ne. ne.
AnpifoR. 6Di HSRo night; experience on tram
tfslR' H ADzas zor AD' Hsth n'asfsf ma
AUTO MECHANIC. Chevrolet expert
Yos.pEsk 3ss sss MI NC 6 A. asss nESgn' wilson ksS
AHTo ft1s' A1aeaAaz;Isaii MheAzsiic. mus. b. .zpsrl:
enced with Hydra-Matic and othel
R1fo 5fs, %sHeIasAtAARgp q sIEs ARp' me- IT, i4si saa
ARH5fiSa6STEE R5ieiaas6SSsTTEfE ri dniEaeasAN1os aes ttruef.,
OPENINGS in day and night shift.
for experienced mechanics; GMC
truck dealer. CENTRAL. MOTOR
CO., 1901 oronoco st., Alexandria
AUs1foMoBnE MECHANIcs-s exps.
rienced Keiser-frazer mechanics
CENTRAL MOTOR CO., 5000 Lee
hwy, Arlington. Va.
AUTO Parts MEN--Two men needed
one inexperienced to learn parts
business, one experienced In NopaI
parts, to work In our parts whole.
sale operation; paid vacation. sich
dement's, disqualification; profit shar.
% %:an; Tssw MoTos CO.. sioi i4si
at. NV. la
Evening star., 1949-10-10
MEM WANTED

6, capable of earning $1,000. ".
or more; preferably married, with
car; men hired viii be thoroughly
trained; expense srrangement. APP
ply 26ii Blsdensburs I'd. n.s1 10
Evening star., 1949-10-10

when anspertng aduertisements
addressed to Star boxes do NOT
inclose original references, or
other materials Of personal Ddlue:
Copies serue the purpose and
originals may get lost.
Evening star., 1949-10-10
Serve Wonder Bread To
He|D Your Child Grow biqgeI
and Stronger 8 Ways
Note How Amazing Wonder Bread Compares With Meat,
Milk, and Fish In Certain Growth And Energy Building
Contents (as stated in chart)

Without protein no child can grow in
body or brain. Growing children need
TWICE the protein per pound OF body
weight as grownups.
These foods are good Tor protein:
Meat, Milk, Fish, Eggs. Nuts And
Wonder Bread.
Penny for penny. Wonder Bread gives
your child 46%o more body building pro-
tein than the average Of meat, milk,
fish and eggs.
Good for Energy
Without energy no child can work,
study or play. Wonder Bread is SUBJ
stantial energy food.
Then, too, Wonder Bread is more
quickly converted into energy than fat.
And, Of course, is better in protein for
child growth.