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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-07-16
BEDBUGS
REACHES ALL INSECTS

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wonder killer, the newly developed
ALL DEAD containing DOT a n d
the terepane chemicals. Danish bed.
bugs and sleep well tonight. XIII
germ carrying reaches, destructive
ants, buzzing flies. singing mosqui.
toes. and rid yourself permanently
Of all insects with ALL DEAD as
thousands Of satisfied users have
done. Guaranteed to work or money
back. Send today for chemicals for
one gallon Of ALL DEAD ON
OUR ABSOLUTE MONEY RACK
GUARANTEE that you must be
satisfied or MONEY returned. Act
now. Write New York Tnsecticide
Company. Dept 1923. l52 West 42nd
st., New York. ". Y.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-07-16
Freedoms Song

BY William Henry Huff for AMP
VIII freedom ring for me and miner
If so, when will 1t ring?
1t rings today for thee and thine.
That's why you gaily sing
Let freedom ring from sea to sea"
But tell me now what do you meant
In that, do you mean me?
Am I considered on the scene?
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-07-16

The auditorium was filled to ca.
pacity with a large crowd standing
on the outside. Bishop Louttit was
the celebrant at the mass. one hun
dred ten persons received the Bless
ed Sacrament. Bishop Louttit made
a brief address to the congregation.
His text was taken from the 18th
verse OF 18th chapter Of the Gospel
according to st. Matthew, Upon
this Rock 1 viii Build My Church:
and The Gates of He'll Shall Not
Prevail Against it"
After the service the bishop call
ed a congregational meeting and
the vestry committee was selected
by the congregation. The names
will be announced at later date.
Bishop Louttit also told the mem
beers of the Mission in the event
that they should need the services
of church until they are able to
take care OF their membership, the
doors of st. Agnes in Miami and
Christ Church in Coconut Grove are
open to them for baptisms. marri-
ages and burials, etc.
We wish to thank our friends
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-07-16

The softbalI teams have begun
playing games that are worth see
ing but the attendance has fallen.
Could ii be that there Is too much
profanity by some Of the players?
Could be; come on fellows let's play
ball and knock off the language.
The regular fellows and the VIEW
continue their battle for the lead.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-07-16

Last week the Regulars took over
the top spot with the VFW only a
sew points behind. The Project won
their second game when the Hill
failed to appear for their game Sun
day. The School gave the Blue Heav-
en- Devils scare before loosing in
extra innings by one run.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-07-16

Misses Betty Jean and Audrey
Sawyer left the city on Sunday for
West Palm Beach To visit their pa.
rents Mr.. and Mrs. Erskine Sawyer.
Betty Jean and Audrey are the
grand children of Mrs. Rowena Pin
der.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-07-16

Mrs. Irene Sawyer Kelly left the
city Saturday morning for New
York, where she will spend a week
visiting her brother from there she
will go to Boston, Mass. to visit her
son and daughterinlaw, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Kelly. Friends w $ h
her a pleasant trip.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-07-16
RAIN COMES TO NEW YORK

New York - CHS - The fact that it rained in New
York on July 9Th was news of primary Importance and
merited headlines in NY Dailes The rain on the
day of drought that had been indirectly causing
rising prices in foodsuf because of serious scarcity of
fruits vegetables, besides unbearable heat wave
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-07-16

Mrs. Sara Robert and her grand
daughter, FTakna Mae, are spend
ing two weeks in West Palm Beach
visiting her sister and brotherinlaw
Mr. and Mrs. West.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-07-16

The Golden Age Club sponsored a
days outing to the Island City last
week. Their trip here was very en-
joyable. The Miamians had "A pleas
ure to visit President Truman's
Little White House at the Naval
Base.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-07-16
BY j. Hartman Taylor

The Rt. Rev. Henry l. Louttit. ID.
D.. Bishop Coad1utor of the Diocese
of South Florida, made his official
visit to the new mission in Liberty
City, last Sunday morning at S:45
in the Community auditorium.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-07-16

Mrs. Frances Briggs, the Miami
Times correspondent for the Key
West News, is spending her vaca-
ton in West Palm Beach and Mi
ami.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-07-16

Florida has some I, 1O6,s56 acres
Of public shooting grounds made
available through efforts Of the
State Game and Fresh Water Fish
Commission.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-07-16

Mrs. Milinda harrington is leaving
on the nth of July for New York
City. She will visit with her daugh.
ter. Mrs. Florence Walker.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-07-16

Mrs. Lucille Sawyer Is spending
her vacation in New York visiting
her children.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-07-16

Funeral services will be held on
Sunday, July Is at Primitive Baptist
Church for Mr.. Willie White, who
died last week from a stroke.
Mr.. White was an employee at
the Naval Base. He was well known
and liked by White and Colored citi-
zens Of this community.
He is survived by a wife, Mrs.
Blonde White, one son, a host of
other relatives and sorrowing friends
Mrs. Cleare Sampson Lopez left
the city last week to attend the
funeral of her uncle, Rev. Sampson.
who died recently in Miami.
Mr.. BernelI johnson, a citizen OF
this community, died recently. Fun
eraI services will be on Sunday, July
IS, from Bethel AME Church, Rev.
Johnson officiating.
The deceased leaves to mourn a
mother, a father, one daughter and
host Of friends.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-07-16
Key West News
By MRS. FRANCES BRIGGS

Mr.. and Mrs. James Van Dyke
celebrated another wedding anniver.
sary on Saturday night, July 9 at
their coy home on Amelia St
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-07-16

Watched by crowd of 10000 at
the White City stadium, London,
Britain's Arthur Whit beat the Am
erican athlete Dave Bolen, of Colo
RADIO, by one tenth of a second in the
44O yards track event at the British
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-07-16

Miss Geraldine Welters left the
city for two weeks vacation In
Washington, ID. G..
Evening star., 1949-06-13
HElp NEk

sHaIsnf sas aood tsrIisorS saSAe OPEN ior ausii,
Ned ofncs eouipmelt sslssmen pc.
tween 2o sne IS. Must havs Eood
ssSni..ios sssSnd sas .nd n ssass fhsss ser
4nYsfpIEswasssr 4YpEwsrTrRs i s shtaa NE. i4is Ef tsfs
SALESMAN, some experiences IN con;
star: :s,s''sn ss.sSns ssHSn'.s asls to .ss ss
market. Wash. and ssito; leads turn;
for % %sppointmsnt. MeoHxN scAF-
FoLDM0 CO., NO. 6296. --l3
salesman. Apply In person. oood
salsry; Ss1s wis, ave: nv - -i4
nass ). v.s 10 g ssrs.d sS
selling wholesale supplies 10 local
grocers and restaurants; work 9
am. to 8 Pm, 5-day VIZ; S3S wk.
-'us comm. Apply morning. 1899
sa.As.MAN "a A with car. for the worlds
perm. moulded, wateriess; not can:
vassinE; all sales by appt.; not sold
in store. Perm. position with large
company. Several men now earning
ever $500 monthly. Phone Ii. 3-7slS
sAaksEHN ssRsi '0s' as}. salary and COMMAS
ARD ARD cospEE esHspsfs e.. 1f5s Ms oliv.t
sEEdsy1v Ed Mr. SstSSs sES' s.,..n.n s and s labor
srs.nisssion. srsi ssssi 0'.HDi, Applicant. must 5.
reliable. Apply IN person. s14 ssh
sERyicE III sis; STATION ATTENDANT
In.sTyisE Tues: 10 sevIir e II only nni
SERVICE STATION MANAGER. sxpe-
rienced. for large, modern service
station. 0oed SALARY. pleasant gors-
ias sssos' s0ne.r1Sna crTass sARvf1cEE-PrfRof,
5ss !. Ai!!s:ss1 Fsss: cz s''ss ssoS g. fs:; ss:i
saiSffSd SssSsfS ana ma receiving siers Whole
sale grocery; exp: only. Good 3oc
for right man. write for interview.
MAzo BROS, INC. 700 X st. s-w.
Snort oRDEs y. cooK-Ezstl. sal
srrooafrER' voel: sS' vsna.rfu, 600. for
.Sysaesmssn. .t,ssi. e ;oToa.nlsd aoSd ssI ~.
elsfRat rRa '1e elESRaRs. sSs1isss 'sss ssss csfsoll
f4xP DarvEns-wm rsn. 1855 sne
a. re casySssst FWs cAs u ri g say L.. sanai is
TEACHEkS for elementary private
school IN Arlington; must have DE-
perienee Gail OIL 1900, am.
rISaIssypsTIoN & I Z N SssiSsarsaILAr irSSssaraILArIoS and
servseenen, top pay. pleasant work
nacys ins seno'isHaivi saavlcH 1''g sLpo. nj. NJ.
Halle. and Cue q. ~. ia
hours and pay. Apply DAVIS ESQ
SERVICE, 18th and Bsnnins I'd ne
rRuck NJ 'ni Drivers. HKIPERs-stssdy
work. eccd pay; vacation: nandi.ns
fresh fruits and produce. CAL Al
vEGsrss.s a5sa sisHssn cnEsk IN ana a1' d.lis.I5 ;
%. c. reference. Apply eoUTHERR
ynmIAc5aSNiIIER.s mA5SNiIIER.s aEIPrR and t,r.
ehanrer-KxeeiIent salary ard weg1-
ing conditions. BEN HUMIDITY.
344a ,4th %. az ~ ,
WATCMAAN. qualnec. witn expsIl-
snSs nos.. nsr s9s.M star. Ia
vHoIEsaLx sAIEsMxN 10 es.er
alrea1y esfakiished dealers. Prefer
mas expersence6 In power Mwn
mowfng eaHipment- H<inunsratsen
IN weekly drawtng seeoant axaana
eommisstons; unst have own tTnns,
deta,la cf past sxpersenee 70 sox
yoUSs nSs 10 drive photo anishins
eelfysry routes: 5-day. wesk, Can
M1. HAYLxY. ow. s212 On Mensss
Evening star., 1949-06-13

trained them e tie care q Ire
SEX o. poor.
The orce- now hAs 3sS homes
1877 n Italy. ss n Latin Araerse&
and 20 in the United States There
are : 900 sisters n the order
December :. the anniversary @!
the rev saints death. MAS exec
as her teASt DAY ey the Pope
Nearly 20 600 persons n S. Peter =
BAsilscR watched The ceremonies
o! The new saint elevation Eleven
cardinals and 70 bishops attended
the rites
AmonE The witnesses was 81
year old Plet-o Mol.na-i. wflo Is
accepted ey the church as one Of
Evening star., 1949-06-13
Rotarian Convention,
Billed as Biggest, Held
Quietly in New York
ax No As.esia.sd R,saa


NEW YORK, June l3.-One
thing you have TO say for these
Rotarians-when they hold a con-
vention, you can hardly tell
they're in town.
Statistics show more than 2o. 900
delegates and members Of their
families are in New York for the
40th annual Rotary international
Convention. This Is billed as the
biggest get-together In the service
organizations history.
And yet you still can get a
good nights sleep at any one OF
the 90 hotels at which the visitors
are registered. Madison Square
Garden, In the hands Of Rotar-
ians, never seemed more dignified.
There are no parades. no hi
jinks. little notices BILE liquid cele-
bration and no hot campaigning
for office. The election Of officers
was settled beforehand. in COM
mittee.
The Rotarian wives left behind
can rest easy about this meeting.
These Rotarians 60 about their
business seriously. and the busi-
ness Of this five-day convention
is dedicated to increased inter-
national peace and understanding
In formal session and in the
corridors and lobbies Of the hotels.
they exchange ideas. discuss re-
gional problems.
In one corner. there was
handsome. graying former fighter
pilot of the German air force
talking with q young couple from
Decatur. Ind.
Rolf Woernle. q hosiery manu-
facturer from Stottgart. admitted
with an embarrassed smile that he
had flown for the Luftwaffe In
France. Russia and Greece. To-
ward the end, he had flown jets.
but he didn't much care to discuss
the war.
He said he was amazed on his
recent business trip to this coun-
try to be greeted by such hos
pitality from the Americans. He
said Americans most frequently
ask him II Hitler Is still alive.
Germans" Mr.. Woernle said,
never ask this. They know that
the important thing-everything
he stood for-is dead"
Because Of government interfer-
ence, the German Rotary gave UP
its charter in 1887. But In Stutt-
CART, said Mr.. Woernle. Rotarians
continued to meet every Wednes-
day night. secretly and under q
different name. They called them
selves the Club Of the Friends
of l927"-that being the date Ger
man Rotary started.
Evening star., 1949-06-13
Maria Giuseppe RosselIo
Is Raised 10 Sainihood
~ sss Asas< sutse prwss

VATICAN CITY. June iS.-Pope
Plus XII has raised 20 satrthooo
the blessed Maria Gsuseppa Rot-
sello. who founded the order Of the
Daughters OF Our Lady O. Mercy
Saint Maria Giuseppa. who VAS
born IN 1911 q, Alh.SSolA on the
Italian Riviera. died IN 1880 The
order she founded cared for way
ward or abandoned grls and
Evening star., 1949-06-13
HElP MEk

FHARMACIsTi steady relief work;
lana I'd. saisisnd. Md. III. Ss5l.
PHOTO EIN1sHERs, sxpsrisnes in
nhoto nnishins plant essential; PRINT,
81. &C.. 'e:ifis e: H. ;sssEE;ss eooE oS osseiss ssas
rLuMsEGs HELrxH-Must b .x.
perienced in repair and reznodeling
I.sa. Ssh sr':s ABE permit r. e. n oD sS
taE55aBss. aa5s aasa :t stonaiins,ns. Drink, for Tsps.r
perienced lead man; drivers per
init and rsfeIsnses fseuired; J. e
tSIISi n.ss ssIiss sss..rsss: sss.'a 'aA41 1aG
rosGffsMss.sss saGf iaas : =; xsi siE s-s,, !::..
WEATHER;MASSTTEEs syS9 So" slo ss snsr-
tSsa 4 INV Ia fos fsG1 aruss.ore mus.
this vicinity preferable. SHEPHERD
PARK PHARM., 772s Georgia ave
rREssERs. must b. experienced; piees
work or straight time. Apply 2ll
:Ss I'll !; IT s,dS. Rs; Il ;ss
PLUMBER with D; c. and Nd. II.
cense; refs. REQUIRED; VII nnsnce
REAL ESTATE sALESMKN-Excellent
income opportunity for several full.
time salesmen to start July must
.e,s ss e,p.Ss Sf nsS. asaa s.r cs IN
80 & A. n MILLER DEvELoPMENT
co 1880 Massachusetts, ave. NV.
REFRIGERATION MAN. no, experi-
cation with pay. Gall RA. $500.
REFRIGERATION MAN. white or col
ored. TO service household refrigera-
eassns .sss a't .ssrs nsxs ANA ssf
Apply BILL BRONSON. 2ola shan
.ourR or E. 'isj 'sispjrEnvrsos .1p.Tieas.a
linen supply man xantsc to O. sss as ss
of : wen esta6iished linen supply
company age 80 to 3t. must be peat
appearing, veil spoken and thor
oughly. experienced in linen supply
operation. caa OIL. %i4 for m
sALEsMAN issxiAN with car: APPROX. earn
inss. $100 vkly.. plu. expense bonus:
no eanvssstns. Apply 10 an to
. pm. ash sladenseurs rd. n'e'
SALESMAN. experiencs not necessary
but helpful TO sell al major eleetri.
cal appliances, good ecmmission and
pay. Apply J. L. BATEMAN d son.
5Oox n. I. ave ne, HO. $500 --lb
SALESMAN, exper., for. selling yhels-
sale tobacco and eandy. 0koSnSs
TOWN TOBACCO CO. MI. ocSs'
sAIEsMAN-Prosresstve organisation
has unusual opening for one sales.
man under 35, owning ear: win
train ambitious worker 70 sell pres
ent customers tpaint contracsors
and maintenancel: excellent salary
glas sones "a MIARson co" Key hw'"
sALEsMAN wanted ior sroesTy ,sssS spss
with washington and nearby Viz
ginia and Maryland trade Box
sssgEsM.S sgaih S',1 1he can s.,I-Yoar swn
year-arS und business. nationally es-
tahlished speciality and service:
leader in its neld. Every merchant
s.a Hss FsSsais S.ras5ssss sasnss.
rsSomnsnSs ec@misssens s1srase sio6 70 500
sssns ssssiy Bw.RD nSs fassisd issdxR. ssCino ssssr %
an Tuesday or Wednesday. Ne
sAL.sMAN for linen rsntal dspt.--
70 qualify. applicant must % o.
ssss issss 5..ns sh'ss s.r.sssss.y nal 'p:rsisi
and sueurbGn areas thorcashly and
has ability 70 contact the ruhlie.
Apply Ia person % M Toxies,
NATIONAL LAUNDRY CO. ~
Ss2es De ~.
Evening star., 1949-06-13
SPECIAL horlcFs

WITH THIS CLRPING ONLY to In
troduce our shoe repairing depart.
ment. Mems half soles and Cats
Paw rubber heels, 81 1.Be; Cats Paw
rubber heels, 80 cents; lady's half
soles and rubber heels, 99 cents:
rubber heels, .36 cents. Best euaAty
nassa!sl gssslY cnEANERs iaS Sfasmrashl iaoi @ sys
st. T NV, 3e2i Bladensbure I'd. ne.
York ave. NV. Phone ST. 1913.
MIR. BUSINESSMAN. do you need
q good bookkeeperf Aect:i Once
mgr.3 Cali ATLAS BooKKEMERs'
ISe SefnSGnxii FISH ff fEieaaTs sasTs ar. being slssn
Of Dick Powelrs National Flight sys..
TEN, District once at 1910 Vermont
congrsssional Hyde. Queens Chapel,
Pomonkey and Hyhla VALLEY; Cali
sT. 6S77. for your guest night ap-
..SNoTief SNS5asnifn'ii is HEREBY GIVEN that
sn.nssr. Jy1s TO- x,ssiSr dsaS sns s.tHesn Wiz
lam iiln''tS z. prittoa and Francis n,
eSohGiss SSllanias rnS51T xuTo ri aREpAIRs aiR xss as
;Yel.ss Y4sss,. TSaIIs coiIins 90 ssh:saie ssie dsss
agreed 10 purchase the entire ous.
insss and ,all OF the ., aSnsts snaa
*: asssu%sssa assa sear.nsr.sis. e % shs hsWSiIl sWSiIls
Sritton viii not be, responsible
sss., FL dsss: ss.n eGniinssIs Simss truly
ssSsiss,c Ssiss,c,s% %SrE{6SlHIr Y EE{6SlHIrSsc:' sRfrToS'
Evening star., 1949-06-13
HElp MEN

YOUNG MAN, colored, TO work In
once, answer phone. hght typins
from until 10 pm. Ho. s4o2.
YOUNG MAN. graduating from nisn
school this term. wishing to starr
working in . jewelry store. viii be
taught the general routine OF
credits and collection and telephone;
opportunity Tor Advancement: gooo
salary to start MR.. LANpY. sl%
YoUNG MAN wanted to learn sroe-
cry business II you are ambitious.
energettc and . willing worker and
can recognise an excellent enportu-
nifty. phone MR.. NULL WI. f442.
weekdays for appointment. Ia
YOUNG MAN for intervteytns work.
capable OF meeting the public Pref.
erabiy under 80 years OF age. MUST
have sood education and pleasing
personality. Apply personnel once,
fourth door. 8. KANN SONS co.
NATIONAL LOAN ASSOCIATION de-
sires to increase Its stan with young
men desirous Of learning the loan
business. Vacation with pay, free
disqualification and insurance, rapid
advancement: car essential CAL u
person. LINCOLN LOAN SERVICE.
NC. l6-E Carroll ave, TAX. PIX.
Nd SH 1928 --13
Evening star., 1949-06-13

In the Adas Israel Synagogue.
Sixth and I streets NV.
He also will discuss plans for
the ground-breaking on the site
where the new academy building
will be erected. Fort Stevens drive
and Sixteenth street NV. The
election OF officers for the coming
wear also will be held.
Evening star., 1949-06-13
Reunion Film 10 Be Shown

Operation WlnK C4ns sul
length rrct&o1 picture Of teSt Al
Force ASScc iAt3er . national re
arsor viii oe presented ey LIE
ASSOC 3Rs4or Cardinal Squadron
a. Q 20 rm WEDNESDAY IN isss
Evening star., 1949-06-13
I Statesmen SALE:

growing manufacture hst
several sales positions open fof men
Heid All leads are furuiAhec and
work 10 strictly an sppt- eaais 10
local territory. Our COMPANY y ofss
OF the largest Of Its kind snd sn
Joys unparalleled prestige, esekse
by very aggressive advertising pro-
gram Our sslssfnes an can VIZ WI
ytekiy drawtns account Applicant
must own car and be ready 10 starr
trsIn,nr and work imms6, Apply 10
NH EDRID0E. Hotel C5axrst~
slonsI. 900 Nsv jersey ave as
Taesday. June IL, | m, or "
only. Nc ether hours. no p6oSe
calls. please |
Evening star., 1949-06-13
Donzonsky TO Report
To Hebrew Academy

Bernard Danzansky. president
Of the Hebrew Academy Of Wash
ington. will give his presidential
report at the academy's annual
meeting at $50 pm. THURSDAY
Evening star., 1949-06-13
HElP MEk

lDJUSTER, automobile Insurance,
age IS to 80 for permanent career
position I'm company afiiiated with
General motors, good starting sal
AIRY. excellent opportunity for ad-
people and mechanical BACKGROUND
important. write MOTORS IESuR-
xNCR CORP. Transportstion BLDG,
Washtneton. D. c.. stating ouahnca-
AssisxANT TO delivery manager for
Nne furniture store. F3rst-clAss
opporsunity for young man yiiiins
n work, learn and apply himself.
Gxcellent salary and working con-
ditsons. MAYER a CO.. AL TN
asssssrnsIxNr sss nxNr BooKKEEPEK, retail
s1xfefa; excellent oppoYtunity for
S6ysnesment. Boz zs7.k. Star.
Evening star., 1949-06-13
COLLEGE GRADUATES

Each year we add junior statesmen
who study our business and then
work in the neld with older men,
we are now ready 70 make add
tions for this year, and viii consider
apple atoms from young men, pref
erably college graduates. who have
had some business experience. This
is one OF the oldest and best known
concerns Of Its kind In country. All
our permanent men come from Junior
salesmen's ranks. Give brief sketch
of life In letter and telephone num-
ber, Bon 269-H, Star. la
Evening star., 1949-06-13
THE EVENING STAR Washington. c .B-ls
:

The persons CT wAosn Saint Maria
Giu~ppa worked . miracle AZ.
cor65nx 10 claims .eE saIathoo1
advanced .r her tRvos sas ssaiyAe-
2loaS,y cured h!rn 9; suaegrg.a:
meningitis 4hsa ~ wAs q vrgih
Evening star., 1949-06-13

Ccrnrssrrs D~rasssn*ns a@AgaSw-
i'm Attendance wsl As - r.
VsIAiA,a csty ard - paAsaa
sssewgngs have e<er mrAeeussH
Evening star., 1949-06-13
MEN-21 TO as

terest!ne work. Investigate the op-
portunities offered by Capital Transit
Co. as streetcar or bus operators,
paid vacations. sick leave, free trans,
pension system: no sxpeTienee ntees-
sary. We teach you and Day you
while learning. Apply now. s:3o q
employment once. 3ia2 NJ 81. n.w
Take Routes so Rossiyn. 20 Cabin
John. 30 Friendship Hats. strsetears
"a dnar Ia
Evening star., 1949-06-13
COLLEGE MEN

Vacation work. II you have sales apti-
tude. we can train you In less than
/ VIZ. to Join q hard-hitting sales
organization In which our men are
Ia educational work. Applicant must
be bondahle, Of neat appearance and
willing TO follow Instructions on .
proven sales plan and must have
serious Intentions Of working 3 full
months. See @. .. MURRAY. 1900
Evening star., 1949-06-13
NATL. EMP. SERVICE
170S @ 81. NV.
MEN

Securities sales mgr, ins. sales mgmt.
exp. nee.; salary. comm. and over
Hkpr. superv.. Q yrs. retail exp, S75
sales trainee. col. grad, s2oo-$26o
warehouse working superv.. $50 VIZ.
Clerk cashier. S45 VIZ.
See sunday Star for detailed listing.
WOMEN
eecy., legal. advertising, frame. en-
cheering. travel agencS days,
So, 800 TO $4,000.
etenogs, airlines. steamship. radios.
banks: etc.. 8. 5h days. S2,1oo to
Bookkeepers. real estate. full chg,
rails Church. $50.
Typisss, nSySo &c" souns' D Gays
Comptemstsr opsrstors. start S4s.
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HFip MN AND WoMEk

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woman with s.p Ia oesns .en.r. ",
a sTne-estabstthssd weii-Enesn fssaa
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helpful. Applb;ant must es fsassnss
and aeeussensa % asstans pssss %
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fufi and e9npists details ~ 70
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Evening star., 1949-06-13
Electronic Salesman

To cover washington and surround
ing territory. Must live. In or near
Washinston. Have auto and be
familiar with dealers. 0oyernment
and Industrial accounts. Excellent
opportunity for o producer. hox
Evening star., 1949-06-13
ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY
eolorado plde. IA and q, RE. 39s

ARLINGTON-ALEX.
once. store. technical and sales
positions open for men and women.
26o6 wilson blvd, Arl., CH. 5000,