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SAlESMEN
EDUCATIONAL SALESMAN.

EDUCATIONAL SALESMAN. Leads
furnished; liberal commission. Man
experienced in selling training or
books can earn good income. Write
Mr.. Smith, ART INSTRUCTION,
INC: 500 8. 4th ST., Minneapolis
SALESMAN sshIi wANrED-we are look
years of age who can tackle an ex-
not have had previous selling expe-
rience, but should be aggressive,
persuasive and capable Of adapting
program OF selling. He should be
ss IeFs5'sd ana soo esFn yearly 'et Appg
Room BIB Ring Building, 18th and
@ N SIP IS; nv. Mr. dSo M "A 80
pointment selling only. Draw
cYcLoPAFpIA BRITANNICA. can
sh MT Benz; Re n 6sli l. ..u ,. 40 ~,
the sat.ae "a bTsw to ' sced 5snsy
7th St. NV. See MR.. KANE. 40
SALESMAN. to sell latest model
equipment to hotels. apartments,
houses f1 ca kIInG MI sssss Bamsn sn use
Statesmen, to sell paper products to
retail trade: experience important
for advancement. Apply K q 4
p PAPER co; r Els g st; NV; III
salesman. experienced; good start
B BGsston s Aggly .a IL peEs son.,. IDAs
FUEL OIL AND HEATING sales
man.-Experienced. Preferably oil
heat. Full-nme position. Call AT.
ONLY s WILL BE ACCEPTED to
cover remaining territories: must
be experienced, qualified men, who
can sell; the product is the market s
Oldest and finest home sanitation
system that has Just recently been
franchised to the Washington
Metropolitan area: the demand for
this system is tremendous, and the
proven earnings of our present staff
range from 1925 to $500 weekly.
Qualified men will be eligible for
executive sales positions that are
now forming. For interview, o to
II am. Friday. April %, RIM S29,
Victor Bldg, 9th and @ pl. NV.
TO SELL TO OFFICES o new and
revolutionary piece Of equipment
that is meeting enthusiastic 1905
acceptance everywhere; excellent
commission: l or 2 other noncon-
f1icting Office items permissible.
B. j. SMITH SALES CO., co. 74OO,
Ext. 10Y, bet. 8 am. and 10 am.
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BUSINESS SERVICES
BUSINESSMEN

BUSINESSMEN - Professional men
why pay once rentF Fur = lev
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nail and phone service by t0Hspe-
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our address Ana Telephone number
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CHAIR GAMING, furniture repair
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HOME IMPROVEMENTS

ADDITIONS, Al rened pofeh incl
rec rms tenasIt 90 ts fts 4
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ADDITIONS, sI,eratioss ana Al at.
paintinE paper hSaEsaa. apet ssaa.
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SOUTHERN FLcoR COVERING co
ASPHALT, All Tfffs TiLf uso,
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fer complete door coverings. OR
CARPENTRY. Enclosures. porchss. al
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ctMrST WORK. aose walls Gas.
stone terraces, waiks EhimAsfs
npsplR Ces, cement HflsswasA, nnfehes
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cucCio, kente q Herssfs lane,
Rockville. Nd. Rockville 5ass
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MISCELLANEOUS soa SALE.

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statesmen WANTED

statesmen WANTED
Three clean-cut men with cars who
Very pleasant work: absolutely no
carfvassing. Your willingness to work
is your qualification. See MIR. KAY,
723 9th ST. NV. all day. is
Real Estate Statesmen
We need one Oh two aggressive men
s S fe sood rsfetsnc w' sxperien nee
not necessary but helpful; average
man can earn in excess Of $4,000
per year; our properties are To-
Gated In Nd. Va. and D. c. For in
formation, call
RIGGS & co.
EN-. 2345. rs
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MEN SCHOOI, TEACHERS

3N171N k111S1Od 1Ez2O11E1V0
Dc. you plan to work this summer
This is vacation opportunity for
teachers. interesting employment in
the educational field, selling top ref
erence work: position permits COM
plete personal freedom and high earn
ings are possible for right person.
Those interested should write Alfred
Bone, ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITAIN
IcA. INC. $40 Ring Building. WASH
fngton, D, G, 80
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Educational Statesmen

Unusual opportunity to learn selling,
sales psychology, sales management,
fastest and hardest hitting sales
organization on educational service
In the East. Salary and commits
sion while in training. Men Sc.
lected must b neat, personable ana
mentally alert. The DUPONT Circle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-28

Bookkeeper-Accountant
Permanent employment. with oppor-
tunity for advancement, with large
:, experience, quaiificatio salary ex-
pected. BOX 411-H, Star. Il
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INCREASING BUSINESS

Has opened no several oat-of-to
positions with earnings upward Of
ssa afSi sss ss-ss: ear esssnf,si
Writ, GtvinG phons number. la
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CLOTHING SALESMAN

Excellent position open for man fully
experienced selling fine clothing
highest earning possibilities: full
time, permanent position for quail
Apply to Mr.. Schoenberg, FASHION
SHOP INC 100 z st NV. -2a
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FIREMAN, COLORED

Good salary and living quarters for
experienced man. holding 5th-class
license and willing to work; no
drinkers wanted. MR.. MACY, Re-
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CH'PITAL TRANSIT co.
SHAPIRO, INC.
18th ct. NV, ME. IL
SHOE statesmen

Only those experienced In selling
bstter shoss; good income, steady
'sTfiH THE BooTERY
1olk Conn. Ave. NV. --2s
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TENOGRAPHER
SOI,ICITOR

Experienced. permanent position;
many soo6 employment priyfleges:
5-day VIZ. VIA. HAHN & Co. Sth
and X SITS nv --sq
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PAINTINGo > ; > > ;

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Phone tas sheEsIa NiitsMs PANT
Co, DE see ioy free RatEst VIZ
VAL hetp you ss}eSf u painter ie rs
your .ce from cur lsHE last e feaui-
able bA4AtrFk A TIRE service 5a
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-28

MATTRESSES WANTED
Neat appearance. Apply In person.
HOWARD JOHNSON'S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-28

For well known portrait studio. sal
airy and commission. Boz 2rs-H,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-28

Kaiser Frazer cars and q choice
selection of used cars. Compensation
commensurate with ability.
SCHLEGEL & GOLDEN
11s Carroll ave. NV. GE. 5000
go
AUTO SHOP FOREMAN, exper.. sober,
! good record, capable OF handling
men and meeting the trade. Top
wages for the man who cam qualify.
SCHLEGEL & GOLDEN
1I9 Carroll ave. NV. dE. $500
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-20
Ninety HI From Government SmOg

DONORA, Pa. (P)-More than 90 persons were ill today and a dozen others had left town as gov- ernment experts tried to duplicate smog conditions suspected of caus- ing p deaths last fall.
 Doctors reported mum CT u s cases of hoarsenss, sore throats and coughs as the public health service sought for the third day to determine if the suffocation cases last October were caused by a combination of smoke and fog.
 Through the tests, the govern ment agency hopes to prevent recurrence of the October tragedy.
 As result of the deaths last fall the zinc smelters of American Steel & Wire Go. were operated at limited capacity. They were re- oponed last Monday so that result ing fumes could be observed in connection with the tests.
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-20
Fire, Explosion Destroys School

SEATTLE, (R Fire, coupled with an explosion of an oil fur mace, destroyed the half-block long exclusive Helen Bush school early yesterday. There were no in- juries.
 Sixteen children occupying the adjacent flower school dormi- tory" reserved for the second through sixth grades were moved into a neighbours home during the fire but were later returned to the dormitory.
 Origin of the blaze was not known.
 The first alarm was given at 4:40 am. But as trucks arrived at the scene firemen were greeted by an explosion of the oil furnace in the basement of the rambling frame building. A second and third alarm followed shortly.
 None of the three dormitories housing some 50 of the schools 300 students was damaged,
 Fire chief William Fitzgerald es- timated damage at about S25,000.
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-20
.U. $. Court Upholds
 Conviction Of Red Gerhard Eisler

WASHINGTON, (P)-The U. S. court of appeals today upheld the conviction of Gerhard Eisler, Ger man-born communist, on passport fraud charges.
 Eisler, described as Americas s No. 1 communist" by the House committee on un-American activ- ities, was convicted in federal dis trict court Aug. Is, 1947. He was sentenced to serve one to three years.
 By a 2 to 1 vote the appeals court turned down Eisler's con- tention that the district court lack ed jurisdiction because he filled out the application for an exit visa in New York and merely mailed it to the state department.
 The passport fraud case was the second conviction for the squat bespectacled Germantown com munlSt. In June, l947, he was con- victed of contempt of Congress for refusing to be sworn for tes- timony before the House commit tee.
 The appeals court also sustained his conviction and sentence of a year in jail and S1,OO0 fine in that case. An appeal was taken to the Supreme Court, which held oral arguments in the contempt case three weeks ago.
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-20
MAN HAPPY NOW: TOMB STONE WILL COME DOWN

RALEIGH, N. C. (P), Old Hamp Kendall, who served time for a crime he didn't commit, can rest easy now.
 That tombstone that's troubled him all these years will have to come down.
 About the turn of the century the aged recluse was convicted of killing Lawrence Nelson near Le- nor, and spent almost ten years in prison for the crime.
 Later he was found innocent and pardoned, and ever since he's had a hankering to have the tombstone removed from NelsOn's grave.
 The marker says that Nelson was robbed and murdered by Hamp Kendall"
 Yesterday the general assembly
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-20
ALLY KHAN BREAKS BONE IN ANKLE

CANNES, France, (P) - Prince Ally Khan has broken a bone in his left ankle, and as result his wedding to Rita Heyworth may have to be postponed month.
 Friends say Ally was playing with his children at party in his Riviera home Saturday when the accident happened. At first the an kle was just bandaged and Ally paid little attention to it.
 French law makes Ally eligible for the hand of Miss HeyWorth May ', one month from the day he was divorced by his British wife.
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-20

5:l5-Guest Star
 5:30-Music of the Masters 6:00-Corn's A Poppin' 6:l5-Words With Music 6:30-Proudly We Hail 7:00-Al Jolson
 7:30-Hill Billy Hit Parade 8:00-Dennis Day 8:30-Baby Snooks 9:00-You Asked For If l0:00-Theater Guild ll:00-Sign Off
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-20
MORROW-TAIT STILL ON WAY ROUND-THE-WORLD

EDMONTON, Alta, (P1 - Bri- tain's round-the-world aviatrix, Mrs. Richard Morrow-Tait, prob ably will take off from Watson Lake, Northwest Territories, for Whitehorse in Canada's Yukon to- day air port officials here report ed last night.
 Mrs. Morrow-Tait, enroute to Tok, Alaska, to resume her flight around the world in a light air craft delayed when she crash landed last fall, reached Watson Lake Monday night from Edmon- ton.
 Airport officials said she had not yet filed a flight plan for a take off tomorrow.
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-20
Friday. April p. ls49

l:00-Around the World In His
 tory l:l5-Club Fifteen l:30-You'll Be Surprised 2:00-Musical Varieties 2:30-Guest Star 2:45-Gordon McRae 3:00-Matinee Melodies 4:00-Remember 4:15-Today's American 4:30-One Night Stand 5:00-NeWs
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-20
Thursday. April 2l. l949

Thursday. April 2l. ls4s l:00-Around the World in His
 tory 1:15-Club Fifteen l:30-You'll Be Surprised 2:00-Musical Varieties 2:30-Candid Mike 3:00-Matinee Melodies 4:00-Remember 4:l5-Today's American 4:30-One Night Stand 5:00-NeWS
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-20
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Wednesday. April 20. ls4s

Wednesday. April 20. ls4s 500 p.m.-News 5:15-The Supper Club 5:30-Music of the Masters d:00-Zeke Manners 6:i5--Words With Music 6:30-This Is The Story 7W-Duffy's Tavern 2:3O-Hill Billy Hit Parade 8.o0--Mail Call 5;S0--Jimmy Durante 9:00-You Asked For 1t
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-20

Have you obtained your Milk Fund Ticket this week?
 WALRUS CLUB
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-20

passed a law that makes it illegal to erect or maintain a tombstone which charges anyone with crime. It was passed as a personal favor to Old Hamp.
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-20

l0:00-Suspense l0:30-Family Theater ll:00-Sign Off
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-20

For Good Printing Call Main 125
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-04-27
SchmOe Plans



asterously for them.
This project has the interest and
the blessing of large number of
concerned individuals and organi-
cations both here and in Japan. We
want it to represent all who feel
as we do In Japan we expect to
work with civil authorities, Budd-
hists, Catholics and Protestants. 1t
is our plan TO sail for Japan in late
June and to return in the Autumn
We will take food from America
for the entire party. We will buy
materials for building in Japan We
will build a Japanese style house.
An impartial committee set up by
the Mayor of Hiroshima will select
the family for whom it will be built.
We would like for you to help us
with this work. Send any amount,
large or small. We will keep you
informed of progress
Cordially yours,
81 Floyd Schmoe
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-04-27
Red Cross Offers Nursing Courses

Both mother and baby care and
care of the sick will be offered in
the May series of Red Cross nursing
courses, which start at Red Cross
headquarters Monday, May 9, ac-
cording to Mrs. S. H. Tashian, vol
unteer home nursing chairman for
the Seattle-King County Red Cross
chapter.
Designed especially for home
makers and potential homemakers
and taught by graduate nurses,
the streamlined home nursing couy-
ses are complete in six-two hour
sessions, and are offered as COM
munity service by Red Cross chap
ter. Medically approved. basic nur-
sing techniques as we'll as methods
of improvising home nursing aids
from inexpensive materials found
in every home, are covered in the
care of the sick course, and the
care Of the expectant mother, and
the care and feeding of the baby
from birth through infancy is
taught in the mother and baby care
course.
Glasses in both courses will meet
at Red Cross headquarters, 905
Second Avenue Building, Mondays,
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Q VETS BOW TO ITALIANS

The Nisei Vets dropped their Sec
ond straight decision in as many
starts in the City Baseball League
last Sunday. taking it on the chin
at the hands of the Italian Club
60.
Edo Sasaki, who pitched seven
innings for the Vets, spaced five
hits fairly effectively except for a
three-run outburst in the second
inning, which iced the game for
the Italians as things turned out.
The Vets next game will be
against the Elks at Rainier, the
contest starting at 2 pm. After
having played two Of the strongest
teams IN the league. maybe the
Vets will be able to annex their
first victory of the season in this
encounter.
o NVC INAUGURAL
Around $50 Nisei veterans gather
ed at the Buddhist Church last
Friday evening for the NVC In
augural Dinner, to enjoy a china
meshi ION the house"
Prior to the meal, newly-elected
officers of the NVC we're introduced
to the assemblage, with short ed-
dresses of appreciation being given
by Chairman Richard H. Setsuda
and Vice Chairman Elmer Ogawa
A vote was taken on the ques-
ton of whether the NVC should
sponsor a parade of Nisei veterans
on Memorial Day Following ex-
tended discussion, a motion to hold
parade was carried overwhelm-
ingly
Q HERE AND THERE
NVC officers didn't expect the
rush for membership cards which
developed at the dinner. Before the
evening was over, 80 members paid
their $500 dues and obtained their
cards The dinner afforded
many veterans a fine opportunity
to talk over old times and to meet
other vets whom they hadn't seen
for quite some time - in some
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Wednesdays and Fridays for two
weeks. starting May 9, with care
of the sick scheduled for 10 am. to
IL noon, and 7;30 to $50 pm; and
mother and baby care classes slated
for l to pm. and 7:30 to $50
pm. In response to continued de-
mand, the evening mother and
baby care class is open to both
men and women.
Additional information or regis
tration may be obtained by calling
Ell. 2800.
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and Tacoma All-Stars, would be
really something to watch over tele-
vision. This would be one way to get
around the limited seating facilities
at bowling emporiums, and probably
would help make the game even
better known and popular than L
now is Kenny (Bongo) Oyama
weds Miss Mieko Hirano next Sun
day, May LIST And that's about
all for this time.
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cases, not since Army days g..
Newlywed Hiroshi Shadow Naka-
shima, who was married last Sun
day evening, is spending his honey
moon in California Dave Hi
rahara expects to be driving a new
Chevrolet very shortly E. Why
don't they: Televise a bowling
match sometime? A hot match be-
tween Major Leaguers' such as
the recent one between the Seattle