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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-07-28

Mr.. ana MRS. w. a. Lee, Z
day, July 81 for an extensive
trip. They plan to visit in Des
Moines, Ia, Washington, D. c.,
Philadelphia and other parts in
the east. They will return home
in two weeks.
HONORED AT PARTY
Miss Helen jackson of Paola,
Kans. was entertained at a get
together by her cousin, Ollie Ray,
231S Fourth Ave. So, Saturday
evening, July %. Those present
were the Misses Dorthea Roy,
Harriet Bowman, Matte Walker,
jeanne Fraction, Louverne Noble,
Adrienne Merrill, lone Roach,
Leola Jackson, Mary Young, Mar
ienne Curry Juanita Washington,
Marlene Allen, Marlene Wallace,
Veronica Carruthers, Laura
Watts, Connee Chivers, Louverne
Wade, Jean Johns, Kathryn
Chivers, Juan Witherspoon and
the Messrs. Earl Lewis, Richard
ACosta, Earl Smith, James Curry,
Richard Perry Johnny Bible,
Russell Robinson, Oliver Thomas,
Sonny Martin, Marvin Crawford,
Carl Russell, Nathaniel Walker
Donald Renfro, Lawrence Shan
non, Walter Lowe, Dickie Johns,
Clifton Johns, Bill Fraction, Ar
thur Glynn, Russell Mayo, Hobart
Mitchell Hardy White and Brew
er Lee Clark.
Thursday, July 81, Mrs. Essie
Brown was a theatre guest of
Mrs. Blanche Mayes, 1916 Fourth
Ave. So.
Mrs. Irene Blackwell of Winni-
peg, Manitoba, Canada arrived in
the city Saturday, July %, for a
months visit with her father and
stepmother, Mr.. and Mrs. Maceo
Carruthers, 2105 Fifth Ave. So.
Rev. and Mrs. II. C. Boyd of
Saginaw, Mich, were dinner
guests of Mrs. Jessie Shannon,
1922 Third Ave. So. Tuesday
evening, July rs and spent the
night.
The st. Peter church choir pre-
sented a very interesting pro-
gram Friday evening, July 81 at
the church. They excelled espec-
tally in their treatment of gos-
pels and spirituals. The gospel
Balm in Gilead" was so smooth
and impressive that at the end of
the program it was requested
again. George Sanders sang tenor
lead. Proceeds from the program
went to the building fund.
Richard and Harvey johnson of
Crockett, Texas are in the city
visiting at the home of their
brother, Mr. Thomas Johnson, l22
Hyland Ave. No. They plan to
make their home here.
Miss Alice Mcclellan, 1000
Clinton Ave So, entertained at
the Cortuary Club, Sunday, July
%. The next meeting will be at
the home of Mrs. Maude Tates,
25OS Oakland Ave. So, August
16.
Mrs. Elijah Henderson, 1929
Lyndale Ave. No, was guest on
the afternoon program at st.
James church in Minneapolis,
Sunday. July 8. She gave a read
ing entitled 1T isn't the church.
It's you"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-07-28
Twin City Giants Win

Sunday, July %. the Twin City
Giants won over Meisville 6 to l..
Coached by George White, Ken
meth Christianson, Cecil Little
ton and Robert Clemmons were
the stars for the winning team,
with Robert Lewis pitching the
game
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-07-28

vance tnat not only VIII IL De grand Itar DuL also
sad for many because so many loved the big guy.
The many people at the head table who spoke
for Bill lost with words in honoring him for
the splendid work he has done in these parts. AL
though Bill knows that he has a hard job ahead of
him in Detroit, his heart will always be with his
many friends in the Twin Cities Another consola-
ton is that he has promised to do annual guest
column for me, like the spleidid one he did for a
few weeks back.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-07-28
Who's 70 BIomIe?

Who's TO Bl0me?
political partys blaming prepared-
in Korea.
The administration has done all in its the
country and of its Allies possible with the Kremn
The little preparedness have had the past has been
the the bitter resistance of the bulk of the Re-
ITSELF the voted
adoea bill 1870 Republicans voted against aid to
for consistent policy the Republicans
1916 spendgs whatever
affirmative foreign policy to national security
Senate Committee found Mccarthy guilty Of fraud
a All wait until 1852, the
will decide whether let the Honorable Fraud
go making laws.
Now the DAILY WORKER is linking Henry Wallace with the
gang Well long did you think that would
last anyway?
according papers being delugd
with clippings Of the heroic fighting by u Negro
troops Reded invaders The clippings
mailed by get Robson dscam his love for the
Soviet
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-07-28
The 0ossiPIe Truth

Although Tony stecher only boxing
fall and winter doesn't to him boxing
has nothing but headache financially physically
My that he has lost penny wrestling
match Overheard at the gymnasium Hes human being for
a With sinteroo
the other night safely that there will not be another
boxing show there this Sign outside Of Duluth cafe:
TITS tough 81 steak but it's tougher
George Barton is enjoying his vacation lining the winter
Golden Glove program Chdo figured why politicians
make strange bedeowshey all the kind of bunk
Governor Luther Youngda does guest column next week
sweetheart Earl Wilson, who visiting the capto
writes II discovered baerna who's Austrian Russell
maybe larger Hard Worker Alderman johnson spending
weekend at the lake. complaining IF isn't the garbage
it's the BIRDS Eddie Schwartz recalls the who lived 95
and used drank from bottle Thousands
Koreans have been killed by the Communist peace petitions fired
from heavy tanks Has heard Of Senator Taft lately?
Look for Joe Louis week Marcela Fen
200 day visits knocking at DOORS The Margod
Gardens Chicago that stages weekly boxing shows hasn't had
winner In six months Have happy weekend these still
the good old you signing about twenty
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-07-28

This little dis
ease carrier is
usually foun d
around C a m p
sites and wood
e d areas an d
will readily at
tach itself to
any part of the
body of humans,
pets and other
animals,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-07-28
Hunting and Fishing
Brevities
BY Carl Fraction

During the summer months pic
nickers and vacationists should
be esnaciallY watchful for ticks
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-07-28
SOCIAL & PERSONAL
MINNEAPOLIS

Mrs Robert Young of Chattanooga, Tenn is visiting her
brother and sisternaw Mr. and Mrs TeavOus Whaey ST.
$500 Fourth Ave Mrs. Young who beautcan in Chat
tanooga arrived in the city Thursday July 20 and will leave
for her home Monday, July 81.
Mr. and Mrs W. A. Lee 2023 Bloomington Ave. left Fri
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-07-28
Almost About
Everything

BY Percy villa

Last night friends testimonial banquet everybodys
BILL sEABRoN the Dyclman hotel Although this being writ
breaking well in ad
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-07-28
City Club Beer Has
Just the Right Taste

Mary Davies, well-known radio
singing star, likes the taste of new,
meIlow-dry City Club Beer. It's
got zip without bite-it's mellow
without being heavy" she says.
ITS the one beer enjoy drinking"
More and more people every day,
everywhere, are discovering for
themselves the satisfying flavor Of
the new City Club Beer, brewed by
Jacob Schmidt Brewing Co. of ST.
Paul, MINI. Try it! YOull like IL.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-07-28
Want-Ads

ONE FURNISHED room for
single man or woman. ELK
hurst 01S8 755 Carroll Ave.
1872
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-07-28

ONE large front room for rent.
for single gentleman. Kitchen
privileges. Mulberry 2132 Sill
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-07-28

day, July 81 for an extensive
trip. They plan to visit in Des
Moines, Ia, Washington, D. c.,
Philadelphia and other parts in
the east. They will return home
in two weeks.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-07-28

Mrs. Elijah Henderson, 1929
Lyndale Ave. No, was guest on
the afternoon program at St.
James church in Minneapolis,
Sunday, July 8. She gave a read
ing entitled 1T isn't the church.
It's you"
Evening star., 1950-05-21
HElp AEN

MEN-Start on or day trial
basis II you wish to determine what
an excellent opportunity this Is.
The Fuller Brush Co. has . few
openings In established territories.
No experience necessary. Instruction
furnished By experienced men. Ap-
ply 979 National Press Building.
14th and p SITS. NV, or call DI-
4477 or DI. 34es. "a
MEN. IS. white, to distribute hand
bills. Daily pay. z Am. 40 New
York ave. NV.
MEN to take orders for Golfers, 3
orders per day pay S72 per wk.,
no experience needed. Rm. 424,
Bond Bldg. ga
MEN-3; full time; to install alumni
mum combination doors and windows.
Experts only. Do not waste yiur
time or ours II not capable. Good
pay: steady work. Apply superin-
tendent, WEATHER-MASTER CO..
?727 9th st. ne. Foot Of Franklin
st bridge
Evening star., 1950-05-21
nelp ooMESTlc

Or out; IN family 'o,GIse otR.F h.Ip I've .n. In
RT Rtp'ed; sEa ITefs. REQ. Call 10 10 m.
COOK. s-s p.m., s a.,, ~ al
SSssFBteneed; SsBten references required. WI.
COOK, general housevork.r. thoy.
o9gny sxperieneed; family Of 3
sdgnIlts;; lsgndrsss employed LU.
COOK. unencumbered. white, middle.
aged woman for rest home In coun :
Try; no smoking. live In good hons
an, nna ESgsI gg.r ior right person. NAN
ronL 3EL REST HOME, Hillsboro, We.
help employed. Live in or out. *.
COOK AND HousEKsEPEERaLteisoSosd tsSsd
cook and careful housekeeper; doc
tors family Of adults; refs; char.
spse: "G oE 1a1s' tT1D'''n' than expert
sssp. sss Sssk; os a., Esfsrsnes' rsauiIsd.
0SoK; ss;, sn,S 1..k: s1D Iiys r. Or out;
have recent refs. as 70 character ana
shiI,ty. WI. SOIL,
refs; live In. Salary open. Or.
cooR-a.H.w.. eolor.d. iiy. In. Cit,
emp. .9DlOy.d; oE, ss5s. "a ~
$i5 week. 1918 LIST q. So. iBelis"
cDf,rHT: ysf S1sl: s9;. SsGHe 70; On; s-6ssi. -
enced cook and housekeeper. Hus-
band experienced indoors and OUT
doors. Good salary and separate
beautiful Groom house for couple.
Must have references. cH. 4eso.
GARDENER, white. live In: attractive
room. pvt. bath; exper. IN flowers,
on one Of wsshinaton's most bssuti.
ful. small in town estates. Permas
nent yeaF-round position: good sale
ary: refs. REQUIRED. OR. iqe2.
S Ssns .mnic,ea sn5is sss' iyr. e0qD.' x. hoi u.
q. n. w.. sxperisncsd: stay In fsp
nights: $50 weekly; refs. rsaalreA.
Evening star., 1950-05-21


White, 1890. Exp. with parcel post
S .ns aen s "fssRsesRRiE saseREnsD sDRg si S;fSs; 3.
GIRL for fountain work; 2 70 10
Pm, and every other Sunday.
lOs00 Lincoln ave. Conn. ave. ext
Kensington. Nd. --2l
HOUSEWIVES. white. with Q or more
evenings per week can average $40
or more per week conducting charm
forums; free training. no delivering
or collecting. For interview phone
Monday between Q and IL. 81.
LADY. ambitious refined; opportunity
yansement; s2.400 frst yr. Boz
LADY. white. under 40, .xperi.ne.d
RSslssrsi ss:s pRrcIRzisRISd. LEA R i4l'' PEEL
LADIES to conduct cosmetic charm
forum 3 or more evenings per week;
S10-s25 commissions per evening:
viii train for counselor or district
manager. See Mrs. Porti. EMPLOY
MENT SERVICE, 2420 Wilson blvd.
Ala Monday. May IL. TO 2 pm.
$12 per eve. swing beauty care Inst.
% invited groups In pvt, home; no
delivery or coll; ear. phone essen.
II. 1871. 0 Am. to pm.
WOMEN-Apparel and haberdashery
part-ttme sales openings for em-
optional: about 81 hr. Phone REAL
SILK. MA. 1853. 10 s.m. 70 Q p:n.
Evening star., 1950-05-21
BOOKKEEPING
MACHINE OPERATOR
with MGR 5000 machine
HAHN SHOE STORES

HAHN SHOE STORES
9TH and K sts. NV.
CAFETERIA CASHIER and counter
yIs: old. scoTTs CAFETERIA; 5os
CAFETERIA SUPERVISOR - Youns
women. capable Of supervising work:
kitchen and dishroom: annual and
sick leaves. GOVERNMENT sERV-
ICES. INC. 1135 21st st. NV. -22
CALCULATOR OPERATOR, perm
position in auditing dept. full.
time comptometry work; 5-day, 40.
hr. wk; liberal employe benefits
eanei esk sSsksf sEARs issdi sohSGck ARH1y Pef
CASHIER. white, age 2s-3e; hours,
8 pm: to 2 am; s days; must have
had long experience on National
cash register in good fast hotel OF
rest restaurant TIn,..s operation to be eonsid-
ment record and top" references,
don't apply. Salary open" With
meals. Position offers nice surround.
tngs and security. Call NO. 321p
today eetw. l and pm. only fol-
CASHIER. sasiiEIas' 81 to IS. for perm.SsD, mas
position in life insurance CO.; must
be accurate with figures and have
typing ability: cashiering experience
Is an asset. but not essential; work
ing hours are $3.50 to 4:15, Mon.
through Fri Apply between q and
II am. Room 800. s16 14th st.
NV. -o4
CASHIER-Good hours and salary
COLONIAL VILLAGE PHARMACY.
175a Wilson blvd. Arl.. Va. OK
CASHIER for busy snack bar; youns
woman, with good appearance and
q pleasant personality; Mon. through
Fri. 7:30 to 4. GOVERNMENT
SERVICES, INC. 1135 21st st. NV.
CASHIERS (2). must be experienced.
good salary and pleasant working
conditions; hours. 9 to 6. PLAZA
SPORT SHOP. 10th and sts. NV.
Evening star., 1950-05-21
STENOGRAPHER
STENOGRAPHERS
THE HECHT co.
SILVER SPRING STORE

Has immediate openings for
2 stenographers who are
experienced in taking die
tation and doing general
office work. In pleasant
surroundings with many
company benefits including
q 2o% discount on your
purchases.
APPLY N PERSON. 1890 MONDAY
AND 10 AM. TUEsDAY. no I'M
PLOYMMT OFFICE. 3rd FLOOR.
COR; SGdS,I TETON pS n, ST IT AZ ANT 2,,,! HJs, Il
Evening star., 1950-05-21

ASSISTANT BUYER
And floor manager for washington's
most beautiful and newest sports.
wear shop: must be thoroughiy ex-
perienced in exclusive merchandise.
Apply Monday. ~ to 1880, KoN-
ASST. BOOKKEEPER, GOOD handvrit-
Ing, for exclusive specislty shop;
1as 1sth fsS S.sa.:s sS ! .O;sS .nd EEAP1owF7z' ::
BAKE SHOP CLERK. with sufacient
sxpsr: TO develop . bakery shop
SCOTS CAFETERIA. 700 18th st
BEAUr1c1AN. experienced hair styl.
ist: excellent working conditions
sos aG sstFs 1905 eann eaM seA we NJ Ns1sSx esens
for modern silver Spring shop: ex-
pert only only; eosd salary and comm.
BE2uT1ciAS. "a 21eaA NAL. or female, Mst TOP
salon. ::}sa' Nh. w %EGHAns. Eli ns'-fS9a 49, zSs;
BEAurIc1AN. must b. experienced
Conn. ave. CO. 1912. -2s
BEAUTICIAN. must be exper. and all
around. ALICE MARIE BEAUTY
SALON, 1906 Ga. ave. NV.
BEAUTICIAN - With teachers IL
cense. or qualifications necessary to
obtain same; salary $50 weekly to
start: unusual opportunity for one
desiring future. Write to Box 436-
n. Star giving full particulars and
inclosinR snapshot. -23
BEAUTiCIAN: expert permanent
waver and finger waver We do not
give cold waves. FLORENCE GIL-
pF FFIiiLAE, iIzAIS,,,IT l5l4 Conn: ave: NV: -25
following will be given special con-
sideration; 5-day week: excellent
salary: paid vacation; all year
round employment: free training In
pre-permanent wave ANALYSIS plan:
openings available. downtown and
opportunity for advancement to
manager of new salons to be
opened later. Interviews granted for
"Wednesday. May %. Ask for Mr..
SACKS. Hobart sOSO. ga
Evening star., 1950-05-21
TELEVISION
SERVICE AND
INSTALLATION MEN

Top pay plus pleasant working con-
ditions for experienced men. Ample
car allowance: Apply IN person to
Mr.. Halle, LACYS SERVICE BLDG,
Half and @ SITS. s.w.
TRANSIT MAN, experienced in build
fEHeRsHPPEkkr FREE eRRsxHPPEkkrs-Experienced, steady
workers only. Call DE. 1471 day
aa4 evenings. FL
Evening star., 1950-05-21
HOSIERY
SALESLADIES

SALESLADIES
Must p.A,, . b be e. thoroughly experienced,
salary and commissions ~ '
HAHN SHOE STORES
14th and G SITS. NV. -22
HOSTESS for tearoom. one who can
DO typing for menus; one who likes
70 meet people. OLD CLUB TEA
Ho1sEkEEEPPiERs EPi s. or wssh eoaple ST for Alss 4oc
Or after. FIR. $3.50. AH M0asa' wong
HOUSEKEEPER, white, vic. silver
Hi sc. Wash; 2-yr:.old child:
sSG Es 5!Hf gut t.sa5.1 cH $780,
for small group. Also NURSERY and
kindergarden teacher for next term
Teacher wanted during the summer
months. Give phone number and
yEWRgsan yfEHWResisnfe; fxnY G; @, Box a1sS; D: c:
ssas1n s.s; Y; m 4.sDsons s}s K2 9sSS
KEY PUNCH OPERATOR, alphabsti- MGs
cal. experienced; excellent working
AppIy NJ N ueas 1. sohirmer. Pan neFfssis: WEST.
EERN M E1LEcTR1c CO. iii North
L1GsDkY L91fRsiSI Il WORKER, wearing 11s apparel
Press eESn eeEpSernator. experienced. Call
brary: work mainly cataioTins and
classifying; library degree and ex-
perience required. Reading knowi,
edge OF French and German neces-
say sox o4slHsf sPrsfeF e.. person in thirties.
MANtGER. for neighborhood chill
drens shop; must be experienced:
excel. chance for a real go-getter,
Write stating age, marital status,
experience and salary expected. to
MED1cAI 5 at1i; kEeoRps sssF: position vss v.esn.
cy for person experienced in hos
pital record room procedures. Apply
MI Mr; Hoover EMERGENCY HOS
MEpfcAL rEcHN1c1AN for doctors %aa
3mcs; State age, qualifications and
NGRsfns NG5aiREns vhe Rs1 s4ssSst. sess star With
ssxper., .on IN physical therapy. Write
NURsE-Prac., white. to assist other
nurse in small nursing home; must
understand care Of paralytics. Neat
days; refs. required; salary. S35 wk.
NURSE. r. n. part time, doctors
ONCE. 5 afternoons: hours, 2 to 4
and evenings a week, to o;
age Mg 22 to 35; some typing.. Cali
NY Mgs. live in NV. washington. - ~
NURSE, registered, typist preferable,
for interesting clinic work in doc
tors ONCE. Give age, marital status.
experience and telephone in frst
letter; Box 22s-G. Star.
pa 5nati,n1g{ ,1{ss shifts; csll No. sso1: ask
Evening star., 1950-05-21

MAN WANTED for Ravleish business
in city of Washington; sell to 1900
families. Write today. RAWLEIGH'S.
Dept. DCE-14-SAz, Chester, Pa.
MAN, WHITE, with small family to
work on dairy farm. House. fuel
and milk furnished. Address p. o.
Box %. Derwood, Md. -22
MEN. exper., for ice cream truck,
retail selling. 1895 s. Capitol st. 21s
Evening star., 1950-05-21
hElP WokAEN

COMPANION. niddie-ased widow IN
need Of perm. home: small salary.
share responsibilities small family.
COOK. excel. reliable. under so. for
small guest house in Maine; trAnsp.
and gooc wages; refs. IA. 4o2S,
COOK, experienced, for IL persons
boarding house. Apply Monday. 1896
coPSYYwkITER. SY experienced m.inl,
IN apparel must have proven ability
with desires to grow with younS
agency: ability to meet people I'm
poTtani: salary $4,000. ST. 1877,
NIX. kEMNO. 20
CoRSETIERE. viii train Il not exrser..
$3.50 ZIs, Can Mon. Tues. SO 30
CORSET SALESWOMAN
Some exper in selling and fttins
helpful; discount on purchases and
nee REPUBLICATION. Apply person
GOLDENBERG'S
7th. sth and Z Sts. NV.
COSMETIC CLERK. exper. preferred;
no night or Sunday work. STAND
caSprp2RUG cAEp rp2RUG G0 l11s 9 st. NV
CvSMEIIC-DRUGs. saiesgirl for
Sunday work. sood pay. exper. and
refs: required. Apply after 10 am
BABBTTS, ll06 r st. NV. -2i
COSMETIC SALES CLERK, attractive
salary and commission: 4O-hour
yweek;, Apply, CARRIER PHAR-
h-ii5YioC May; Columbia vn pike at olebe I'd.
COUNTER ceo.u5iSsfiGR' Gfk1s Gf Exp. pref. aat bu,
not nee: Attractive. dependsbie. to to
Mountain boat STEADY work With
S sn9rt hours, Guar. salary and comm.
COUNTER GIRLS, white, q5 to 80
and experienced. Apply ANACosTIS
GOLF GodF CLUB HOUSE or call AK.
DESK ATTENDANT for local uni
versity; live on premises. State age,
ssxperaenee sos 44si qualifications sss1 and refs,
DRUG AND COSMETIC CLERK, EXP
no Sundays, EASTERN PHARMACY.
18th and D sts, ne -2l
DRUG AND COSMETIC CLERK, ex-
pG ppsTienced: ipSa. no Suns. EASTERN
DENTAL ,ES ASSISTANT capable of do
ONCE. Reply by mail in own hand
writing. Box 59-J. Star. al
DENTAL HYGIENIsT to work . days
yk yesk n doEntown dental once.
FILE CLEhk-Experience attrac.
opening IN central fles dept. OF
Nau Trade Assn; some typing re-
auired; 3 day. 40-hr. week. Reply
IN own handwriting. state age and
salary expected. Box 1916. Star
FOUNTAIN CLERK, 4o-hr, VIZ. An.
Ply Navy EXCHANGE. Natl. naval
FOUNTAIN GIRL 0eei:'Tai COT: must MS S.v. wi Al
Least yrs: exper; on ! p. c. foun-
pm; $25 start. 3501 ca. ave. NV.
rSSSsA'S sssssss zp c.kk BE experienced sr ref
fEkRAAesERi AAsRi' pHaRM. Il sa6o 6oAlSStAws lStthA y
FOUNTAIN GIRLS. white, e exner,.
enced; good hours. no Sundays. Ap-
Ply IN person only. NATIONAL
GENERAL OFFICE woRKER-Part
Time, IN fne women's apparel shop,
in Bethesda. CLAIRE DRATCH
SHOP 7215 Wis. ave. OIL. 1889.
GENERAL OFFICE WORKER able to
take shorthand for established fruit
broker Give full particulars. Write
GIRL, white. valet shop exp, counter
girl. dry cleaning shop, repairing:
gee99SS p pay: CRYSTAL VALET, 20
GIRL to learn the retail shoe busi-
ness: Apply MRS. HOWEATON.
ITO King ST.. Alexandria, Va. -22
Evening star., 1950-05-21
TYPIST.CLERK

Age 20 to 30--The Evening Star has
an opening in the classified adver-
tising department: an opportunity
telephone voice who is capable and
would enjoy rendering service Ia
customers by telephone. The hours
are days 0 week. pm. to o:3O
pm. and Saturdays IL am. "a
7 pm. II interested. apply per-
sonnel once. Room 5Os.
THE EVENING STAR
110i Pa. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1950-05-21
statesmen
AT ONCE
0ALESMAN.

II you are interested in really bet
tering yourself. then here Is a
viii easily afford you $4,000 to
$4,000 per year-plus rapid pro-
motion. To those men selected. we
will give an IMMEDIATE DRAW
OUGHY TRAIN YOU. We prefer
that you be over %, married. and
own a car: or we will assist in
securing one for you.
lecturer in our industry. We secure
LEADS FROM NATIONAL MAGA-
GINES, RADIO, NEWSPAPERS and
TELEVISION.
You'll never get anywhere If you
don't try.
Apply to MR.. KIRKLAND.
8 to 8 PM.
1921 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1950-05-21

II you are interested in really better.
ing yourself, then here is q wonder
afford you $4,000 to $4,000 per
year-plus rapid promotion. To
those men selected we will give an
IMMEDIATE DRAWING ACCOUNT
WHILE WE THOROUGHLY TRAIN
YOU. We prefer that you be over
will assist in securing one for you.
We are the worlds largest manufac-
turer in our industry. We secure
LEADS FROM NATIONAL MAG
AZINES. RADIO, NEWSPAPER AND
TELEVISION.
You'll never get anywhere If you
don't try.
Apply to MR.. KIRKLAND, o TO o
pm, 1921 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1950-05-21
STUDENTS

Over 21 years: work part-time or
get lined up now for summer xaca-
ton; work leads: no canvassing.
Call Mr. Bone. HU. 624O for appt.
BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE. -23
TAILOR. experienced on uniforms
and civilian clothing. Apply 3. w.
rRTf6R RIGGR CAL .aDsy ST soS$' So6S n,ono,,t,op
WOHLMUTH TAILORING CO., 1912
9TH st nv DE 01OR. "a
Evening star., 1950-05-21

MEN. as servicemen's helpers. good
pay. steady work; must furnish AL
4. p. wooDsoN Co, i 9th an and Mich Mich:
igan ave; ne. after 8 am, Mon,
RE. $500.
MEN (3l white. We can use retired
men who are still active and ca
pable Of doing good days work.
We will train you for sales posi-
tion with guaranteed earnings after
two weeks training period. Apply
$3.50 am. Room S27. 724 9th
Evening star., 1950-05-21
HELP WOMEN

ACCOMPIANIsT tpiano) for voice
studio. Nationally known voice
teacher. Good pay. ZAPPONI. DU.
6577. -2l
Evening star., 1950-05-21
MEN
READ CAREFULLY

Monday morning 1920 am. sharp, ]
want to talk with % men who are
really ambitious in securing a posi-
tion that will give them steady en-
ployment the year round. In other
words, there are no laying Of peri
DDS, and consistent income Is the
income that really counts.
1t does not matter what your past
employment has been. All we ask Is
that you be willing to study and
learn as we teach you our work. It
will also be necessary that you be
willing to get along on $40 10 $50
per week for the first four to six
weeks while learning our work.
You must also be able to give the
names Of 8 people who will vouch
Tor your honesty and integrity. We
prefer men who are married or who
have some responsibility.
would also like to talk to a few men
who are mechanically inclined and
who know 0 good thing when they
see 1t.
II you are now attending school, I
want to talk to you about oppor-
tunities for summer employment,
Therefore, If you are honest, Of good
character, willing worker and neat
IN appearance, come and talk with
me. MR.. COLQUITT. 2206 Wis. ave
NV. No phone calls.
Evening star., 1950-05-21
YEAR-ROUND
OPPORTUNITY
FOR Statesmen

II you have sales ability, you can
make substantial year-around In.
come in home insulation depa rtment
Of Grimth- Consumers. Drawing &C.
= count and commission. Car is es-
sen. ial. For appointment phone
Mr. Rogers at ME. 4640 between 8
and IL am. "a