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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-12-08
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

Dec. 10--Mrs. J. T. Wardlaw,
SIT 43rd Ave. So; Richard L.
Stokes, 4132 Elliott Ave. Dec. IL
Mural Rooney, l107 Emerson
No; Andrew Gray, 3720 Fifth
Ave. So; Dolores Nesbitt, City.
Dec. 12--W. c. Whitaker, 1113
Lyndale; Wendell johnson Jr.,
619 Fremont Ave. No. Dec. 10
Mrs. Mable Scroggins, SO Royal
ston; Mrs. B. ID. Young, 2430 Fifth
Ave. So.
Dec. 14-Hazel Swain, 1888
Third Ave. So; VIM b. Allen, 3736
Fourth Ave. So; VIM. M. Taylor,
637 Olson Blvd; MILFORD Washer,
1923 Fifth Ave. So.
Dec. 15-Wm. Ewing. 1920 goth
Ave. So; Mrs. Anna Mcconnell,
1923 Olson Blvd; Albert Mime
weather, 1116 Fremont Ave. No.:
Mrs. Billie Broddus, 1926 w. 18TH
Ave.
Dec. IS, Wendell Jones, 1921
Aldrich Ave. So; Mrs. Elaine
Childress. 37OO Fifth Ave. So;
Geneva Jolliff, 9O7 Aldrich Ave.
No.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-12-08

Ave. Methodist church.
A can meeting for the uno-
Score club was held Saturday,
Dec. 2 at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. James Wade. 9e21 Fourth
Ave. So.
The Les Amles are sending out
invitations to their Third Yule-
tide dancing party to he held
Tuesday. Dec. 20 at the Theodore
Wirth Chalet.
A dinner was hald at ST. Peter
AME church Saturday. Dee. a
The dinner was given by tina
senior Usher Board, and was
quite a success.
Mrs. Mamie Noland, 1921 So.
Fifth Street is i'll at the General
hospital. Mrs. holland entered the
hospital Friday Dec. /. At press
time. her condition was reported
fair.
The ST. Agnes Guild met az tha
home Of Mrs. Joe Danforth. aoaa
Clinton Ave. Tuesday. Dec. 8 Al
$50. The club members made
plans for their Christmaa party
10 be held Dec. 10.
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ISOCLAL e PERSO NAL

Mr.. and Mrs Edward L. Boyd $3.50 Fourth Ave &c. had
their dinner guests Messrs and Mines Carkson Houser
Edward Brown G. Lytel and Mrs Myrtle Potter Sunday Dee
g
Mr. William Posten Green Rivers Mich spent the weekend
visiting his mother Mrs Mary Monroe 1924 Fourth Ave- So
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Maurice Cooper
Recieul Reviewed

Fezzan Temple OF the Shrine
presented Mr.. Maurice Cooper,
Chicago tenor in recital at Pill
grim Baptist church, ST. Paul.
Friday, Dec. l. accompanied by
Mr.. Lawrence Kimbrough. It
must have been that conflicting
date prevented many more from
enjoying a well presented and
tastefully arranged program.
There was something soothing.
If not spectacular about the color
scheme of Pilgrim Church. An
American flag and a Christian
flag gave limit to the width OF
the platform. The depth was de-
termined by the illuminated
cross in the rear that shines in
memory Of Pilgrims faithful
member, and st. Paul's distingu-
ished citizen, William T. (Billy)
Francis, who passed away while
United States Minister to Liberia,
and was former Grand Master of
Minnesota, Prince Hall Affillia-
ton. A few feet In from back
stage upon a rail all alone sat a
great bowl of vari-colored chry-
santhemums, separated by spikes
of gladioli. All the was covered by
flood lights. The whole was worth
man minutes Of meditation.
Mr. Cooper sang with superb,
but not over-emphasized enuncia-
ton. He felt and presented the
message of his songs in the words
as well as the music. No mind
rambled to thoughts of who would
have done better while Mr.. Cooper
sang. He was master of his pro-
gram. The emotions sometimes
expressed in his eyes, at other
times depicted by a smile knit
him to his audience.
Mr.. Lawrence Kimbrough, ac-
companist and soloist performed
as an artist Of talent and train
ing. There was appreciation for
every number of the program
OCH.
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Mason, 947 st. Anthony Ave.
Mrs. Robert ShOffner, 936 st.
Anthony Ave, returned Monday,
Nov. 81, from Cincinnati, Ohio
and Chicago, Ill. Mr.. Shoffner
motored back to the city Tuesday,
Nov. % with Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Carter of Minneapolis. While in
Cincinnati, they were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose Penn.
TO MARRY
Miss Otheree Thomas, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Thomas,
252 Rondo Ave-, will be married
at 4 p. m. Saturday, Dec. 9 to Mr..
Robert NJ. Morris, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. B. Parker, SIS Fuller Ave.
The wedding will take place at
the groom's home. Rev. I. D. Dor
sey, pastor, Camphor Memorial
church, will read the marriage
vows. Hostesses for Miss Thomas
will be Marian and Helen Sim
mons. Novetta Garrett will stand
with Miss Thomas and Dave
Williams with Mr.. Morris. A re-
ception will be held Immediately
after the wedding ceremony.
The Anna jackson Past Daugh-
ter Rulers Council met Friday,
Dec. 1 at the Elks Rest.
The Credjafawn Social club
met Thursday, Dec. at the home
of Mrs. Beatrice Coleman, TIC
Carroll Ave, with Mines. Eula
Washington and Carl Wade Jr., as
joint hostesses.
The DYWYK club met Wednes-
day, Dec. 6 at the home of Mrs.
Minnie Raymond, 654 Rondo Ave.
Mr.. Clifford jackson of Col
umbus, Ohio, is still in the city
after spending several weeks
at the bedside of his uncle,
Charles Jackson, who died No
vember 26.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Henderson,
731 st. Anthony Ave, observed
their third anniversary Wednes-
day, Nov. 20 by entertaining a
few friends in their home. They
were Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Smith
and Mr. Howard Brown.
The Teen Debs, a teen-age or
ganization under the auspices of
Halle Q. Brown house, met Tues
day, Dec. 5 at the House. Miss
Joan johnson, 561 st. Anthony
Ave, is president of the organiza-
ton, Miss Gloria Presley is vice
president and Miss Johanna Clark
is secretary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Graham
of Chicago motored to the city
to attend the funeral of Mrs. Ora
hams brother-in-law, Mr.. Hous-
ton Jackman. Mr.. Graham is also
the brother of Charles Graham,
791 st. Anthony Ave.
Winning prizes at the Saturday
Dec. 2 meeting of the Pinochle
Breakfast club were Mines. Ollie
Gum, Vernice Grantham and
Harold Rowland, first, second
and third respectively. The club
meeting was held at the home of
Mrs. Elizabeth Chiles, 1000 N.
Dale st. Mrs. Beatrice Coleman
will be hostess at the next meet
ing.
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SOCIAL e PERSONAL

Mrs Carrie Thomas 403 Rondo Ave. left Wednesday Nov
~ to attend the wedding of Miss ghtfoot 65 ST An
thony Ave. to Mr. John Henry Blakey Yankton s. d. Also
attending the Lightfoo Bakey nuptas Mr. and Mrs
Daniel Biakey 412 W. Central Ave. Mr. and Mrs James
Bakey Mr. and Mrs Zachery Blakey 299 N Avon St.; MIR
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Elijah Mcintosh, 1876 Rondo Ave,
and Miss Louella Mcintosh. The
wedding was held Sunday, Dec. 3
at the Evangelical Church in
Yankton. A reception followed at
the home of Isaac Blakey. Miss
Lightfoot is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John r. Lghtfoot of
Chicago, and has worked in St.
Paul for a number of years. The
couple will make their home in
Yankton.
Invitations are in the mail to
the annual dancing party of the
Non-Pariel Club, to be held Mon
day Dec. IL at the Columbia
Chalet.
Tuesday, Dec. 49,, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Mockabee, 927 st. An
thony Ave-, will observe their
sixth wedding anniversary.
Mrs. A. Ferguson, 1923 Rondo
Ave-, returned Monday, Dec. 4
froSl Chicago where she attended
the wedding of her niece, Miss
Elnora Thomas, who was married
Saturday, Dec. to Mr.. Nellie
A. Merritt.
Wednesday, Nov. 80, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Mitchell Rhone, 643 lyle
hart Ave, returned from a two
weeks trip to Oklahoma and Tex
as.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. F. Henderson,
906 st. Anthony Ave, will OBJ
serve their 23rd wedding anniver-
sary Tuesday, Dec. 10.
Mr.. George Hansford, TAP Rom
do Ave, and Miss Geneva NJ. Ho-
ward, $50 Iglehart Ave, have
made application for a marriage
license in Ramsey County.
Observing their eighth wedding
anniversary, Tuesday, Dec. 10,
will be Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Muir
ray, 500 Iglehart Ave.
Mrs. Evelyn Russell, 658 w.
Central Ave, is back in the city
after having visited her parents,
Rev. and Mrs. L. Patterson of
Fort Dodge, Iowa.
Mrs. Ruth West of Columbus,
Ohio, was in the city last week
to attend the funeral of her
uncle, Charles Jackson, held Fri
day, Dec. l. Also here to attend
the funeral was the nephew of
Mrs. Jackson and his wife of
Chicago, Mr.. and Mrs. John N.
Smith.
Observing their 10th wedding
anniversary, Tuesday, Dec. 10,
will be Mr.. and Mrs. Manuel
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Rooms for rent In the Want-ad
section on page @.
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TURMOIL

The ocean in a tempest
Is the surest thing to prod
You to of all else divest
Yourself except your faith in God.
Chester Elkins
Evening star., 1950-08-30
PERSONALS tconf.l

BEMs-Asaip for 81 each, any width,
Limited offer. Downtown, 716 nth
s.: NV, End floor, and 1859 Co
LADIES, ls%fls r'i for NV efortles., seiestitc
air bubble bath followed by expert
massage. BETHESDA HEALTH
DENTAL TECHNiClAN-Jos. RICE:
VACANCY In nursing nome: 24-nr.
aursins esa,i sa sars snse iisenssd By county and
MOTHERS CARE given to children.
s,,uH 2 to 81, 3; full-time care sl6 SSk.
MAHI Hifo ADDRESS AND rELEPHoNE
SERVICE is again available at 41o
Bond Building, Visit our. little
post hpost or Of,ssp ice, With ae5S standard lock
town AND Country day school.
nursery through 9Th grade. door-to-
door transportation. hot lunches.
9401 Georgia ave. SH. 1874.
PRIVATE SCHOOL, Metropolitan
Area, will offer special class for 6
emotionally, disturbed children, ele-
mentary school age, under full-time
psychologist. Write complete de-
WHITEHALL sANiTARIUM has som.
pvt. and semipvt. vacancies at reas
rates; 24-hr, training nursing care:
daily supervised by physician. Falls
Church G643. 81
LADIES, We can tailor you suit
from surplus mems suits. 2115
r. l. ave ne, CO. S414 80
SEE. BE CONVINCED, lovely new
home; convalescents. and aged;
close in; "a hrs. nursing care. 81.
,TcSir, ,
cheerful room, good food. tray serv-
ice; 500 mo. HU. 1898. 80
ALTERATIONS - Let ROSA'S AL
ITERATION SHOP do your work
Mems and women's alterations our
speciality. Quick service. Ii. T.
Evening star., 1950-08-30
PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS For Furnishing PAPER
PRINTING oFFIcE.-sEALED PRO
PoSALS will he received until 10
.on m September Sc EN- o,1 H. a lg5o 9th. in the
Printing, in the Capitol. Washington.
D. c., for furnishing the paper for
the public printing and binding,
and blank paper for the use of the
Government departments and es-
tablishments in the District of
Columbia; for the term OF three
deliveries to be I. o. b. Government
Printing ONCE Warehouse. or ware
house siding, WASHINGTON, D. C. The
proposals will be opened in tine
presence of and the award of con-
tracts made by the Joint Commit
tee on Printing TO the lowest and
best bidders for the interest of the
formity with the requirements of
The proposal. The Committee re-
serves the right to reject any or all
bids, or to accept any bid or any
part and reject the other part. If,
in its opinion, such action would
he in the interest Of the Govern
ment. Blank proposals containing
specifications may be obtained BY
addressing John J. Deviny, Public
Printer. Washington 25. D. C. Con-
tracts will be entered into for sup
plying the quantities required,
whether more or less than the es-
Inmates, as provided in paragraph
5 Of the instructions. The ap..
forth in detail in the schedule COM
prise: PAPER-1,50 pounds
newsprint paper; 100000 pounds
machine-finish book paper: 250.-
600 pounds enelish- finish book
papsr; 10000 pounds machine
finish book END paper; 100000
book paper; 1850, 900 POUNDS offset
book paper; $4,000 pounds antique
book paper; 100000 pounds water
resistant ttext) book paper; SO0,-
600 pounds supercalendered book
paper; 1,555,000 pounds coated
hook paper; 1,ss0,0o0 moo pounds
mimeosraph a1,,s paper; 10000 o20 pounds 6d5
oSs'G POUNDS { IN N o '"ntt Safety 'SHiSns @rit;ns
paper; a.O45,O00 pounds writing
paper: $4,000 pounds map paper;
405.000 pounds manifold paper o.
595,000 pounds bond paper; $780,
600 pounds ledger paper; 905,000
pounds index paper: 100000 pounds
paper: 255 600 pounds kraft paper:
100000 sheets summed paper; 90
200 pounds blotting paper; 5000
pounds wallet board; 125,000 pounds
tag board: 10000 pounds manila
board; 10000 sheets railroad board;
100000 pounds wood cardboard;
10000 pounds tan board; 5,140,-
900 pounds postal card paper; 40
600 sheets pressboard; 300. 900
pounds newsboard; $4,000 pounds
binders board; 10000 pounds
chestnut cover board. In cases
where more than 1000 reams are
called for, proposals will be re-
ceived for 1000 reams or more
BY direction of the Joint Committee
on Printing. JOHN J. DEVINY, Pub
lie Printer. Washington. D. C. Au-
gust IA, 1850.
au23 30.
Evening star., 1950-08-30
9TH, Sth and K SITS. NV.

FOUNTAIN BOY, white. exper. re-
quired, good refs, no night or Sun
work; $40 per wk. plus meals. Small
neighborhood drug store. Apply
FRIENDSHIP PHARMACY, 5213
FOUNTAIN MAN, white. exper :, must
. have references. Meals furn. Good
working cond. PEARSON'S PHARM.,
244S Wis. ave. NV. 81
FOUNTAIN MAN. experienced: part
time; evening work. Apply II person.
DORCHESTER PHARMACY. 24S0
FURNITURE SALESMAN. expert
enced. for large store. Low prices.
large inventory. large advertising
heavy trafic. makes for unusually
good earnings. II accustomed to
large trafic and earnings: this Is
full regarding your past and inter
view will be arranged. Box 25-Y,
GARDENER - Must be exper. and
have good refs; apply ALBAN tow
ERS. 300 Mass. ave. NV. -
GAS FILTER - Must be able to in
stall gas boilers. ranges ard refriger-
ators; must have L. c. drivers per-
nit. Apply at 1913 i4tn - NV. Il
GROCERY CLERK-CHECKER-Apply
in person. WESTOVER SUPER MAR
KET, 1868 No. Wash. blvd, Arl., Va
GROCERY CLERK. sr-around man
knowledge of meat; age, over 25.
POI 18th st. sc.
Evening star., 1950-08-30
HELP WOMEN tcont. J

CASHIER-Strictly night work; good
pay and meals. 1921 E st. NV.
Evening star., 1950-08-30
HELP WANTED AGENCIES

Al SECRETARY, legal; $50 wk.;
must be exper. rapid in shorthand;
assoc. secy.. pub. relat. wk., sos
wk, Miss Grant at BOYD'S, zoo
18th, cor G. MA. 2340.
CAPITOL HILL SECY., S2,700. fol
junior stenog., Secy. once mgrS.
quick advancement; assoc. secy
single. $4,000. See Miss Young
PERSONNEL SERVICES, 1911 G st
NV ST. 1854.
WE HAVE first-class colored help
full or part-time, day workers. prac-
tical nurses. AID. 063a. PRU-
DENTAL EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
80
CLERK-TYPISTS, beginners, $40;
also stenos., file clerks and part
time ONCE help. EASTERN EN-
PLOYMENT SERVICE, 602 Pa. ave.
Sc, Ii. 3-6330.
Evening star., 1950-08-30
INSURANCE. AGENTS

FOR ESTABLISHED debts in Mont
gomery County by old line combin-
alton insurance company. guaranteed
salary. very liberal commission, car
some sales KNOWLEDGE. would be help
Conn. and 18th. End floor. or cali
ST. S2S6 for appointment. 81
IBM ALPH. KEYPUNCH OPRS., ex-
perienced; salary $13.06 per day to
start; 5-day wk. Report to Mr.. New
bauer at Potomac Yards. Alex, Va.
INSURANCE sALESMAN-Indust al
debit; opportunity for ambitious, ex-
perienced agent Of proven ability:
salary guaranteed to start with high
potential earnings assured later.
Call MA. 2443 for appt. .
INSURANCE SALESMAN-Indus
debit; opportunity for exper. mar
ability; salary guaranteed TO start
with high potential earnings as
sured later. Can MA. 2443 for appt,
INVEST. SECURITIES Statesmen
wanted by established investment
working conditions; exp. not neces-
sary: age 25-55. In replying state
previous employment. Box 3-X, Star
JANITOR-Colored; operate elevator,
large bldg; good pay and Quarters;
apply store. 10l1 9TH st. NV. -3l
LABORERS - White. for pick and
shovel work: see MR.. FTRMIN. Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. 320t Bladensburg
rd. ne.
LAUNDRY ROUTE, open, for middle
aged man. ST. $50 for details.
81
LINOLEUM and asphalt tile mechan-
les; experienced only; SO per hour:
steady work assured. Box Any,
LTNOLEUM MECHANIC - STEADY
work; good pay; helper; must be
able 10 drive. Apply in person 4
to 6. Ala H st. ne. -31
Evening star., 1950-08-30
HELP MEN.

GROCERY CLERK-Exper., reliable.
Apply INDIAN SPRING MARKET,
Four Corners, Silver Spring, Nd.
GROCERY CLERK, looking for per-
manent position: experience pre-
ferred, not essential. Apply LEE
MARKET, 6S79 N. Fairfax dr.. East
Falls Church, FA. 2435.
GROCERY CLERK. good knowledge
of meat: GOOD pay. 260l 14th
GROCERY CLERK, meat counter ex.
per. Live wire, good opport, good
salary. Apply BLVD. MARKET. IO6
GROCERY CLERKS (35, experienced,
for large fruit market; good pay.
sood hours. SEVEN CORNERS
MARKET, Lee blvd. and LeeSburg
pike, Falls Church, Va. 81
HARDWARE CLERK, experienced;
work in established Sc. store with
expanding business. Please answer
by letter with complete details, age,
education, experience. Box 203-Y,
HEATING ESTIMATOR AND SALES
Must have experience in oil heat
CONGRESS OIL CO.. 1914 Bennins
HOTEL NIGHT cLERK-over 46
years OF age, must have switchboard
experience; best of reference re-
uuired. Give phone number and
address in reply to Box 27-Y, Star.
Evening star., 1950-08-30
HELP MEN tcens.)

BAKER White; must be exper. in
all phases OF baking; steady and
Sunday work; ali aoiidsys Oh with
paA. Apply S11. Pa. ave. NV. -
BARBER for colored trade: must be
sober and dependable. Guar. $50
week. Apply 1702 2nd st. NV.
BRICKLAYERs (6). white, union, TO,
school and church work In Arline-
ton and Alexandria. Telephone day
CHI. 1900; night, FA. 1859. "a
BRICKLAYERS, steady work, white
union. mechanics only. 9th ano
Hemlock NV. or call 81. 29S6.
BRICKLAYERS uO, for in town
work. Exper. men, top wages. Re-
port ready for work 18th and
Aspen SITS. NV. See LOU zEIGER
Evening star., 1950-08-30
PERSONAL
NURSING CARE by trained nurse

NURSING CARE by trained nurses.
Flenty good. tasty food. CO. 2225.
Mt. Vernon Gonzales. Hosp. D. C.
VACANCY N.W.-Elderly person: pvt.
rm., bath and porch; 24-hr; nursing
A CHEAP SUIT and good one-who
would not see the diffsere1ceI See
our dye work and you'll gladly pay
little more for the work of "EX-
oUisITE"-The Dye Work Special
ist: GE: 9757. 49,.
vACANCY-24-hr.. nursing care, tray
service. supervised diet, lRe. rm.; un-
usual fine SURROUNDINGS. IA. 4--1Ss1
MOTHER'S CARE given, tp baby in
my home. Day or full time. ,UN
PERMANENT, 81: shampoo. WAR.
FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE. 1910
6 sti NV =, h,ob standing
Kind care. Good food. Beautiful
SURROUNDINGS, c4-hour nursing serv-
ice. Vienna S05-J-4. q
Evening star., 1950-08-30
OFFICIAL NOTICES

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: No.
tice is hereby given that an ex-
animation for license to practice
the healing art in the District OF
Columbia will be held at the George
School. 1885 H street NV. Wash;
ington, D. c on November 13 and
IA. 1850. The basic science part
of the examination will be held al
the same address on October 23 and
"a. 1850. Only such applicants who
successfully pass the basic science
examination will be admitted to the
professional examination. Only such
applicants as NAV be duly author
lied by the Commission on Licensure
will be admitted TO any of the
examinations. All applications must
be In the hands of the Secretary
Treasurer not later than october !.
1850. For further information ad-
dress. Daniel L. Seckinger. MD.
Licensure. Room 413O Municipal
Building. Washington. d. c.
Evening star., 1950-08-30
BANKRUPTCY NOTICES

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
District of Columbia. No. 55-50-In
Bankruptcy. ANNIE MAE SMITH,
was duly adiudged bankrupt on
petition filed August 3, 1850. The
FIRST MEETING OF CREDITORS
will be held at 321 Tower Bldg. 14th
and K Sts. NV, Washington, D. c.,
on September 10. 1850, at 1870
AM, when, creditors may attend,
prove their claims, appoint trustee,
appoint q committee of creditors.
examine the bankrupt and transact
other business. JOHN A. BRESNA-
HAN. Referee in Bankruptcy.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
District of Columbia, No. 57-50.-In
Bankruptcy. OLIVIA ROTH, was
duly adjudged bankrupt on a petit
ton nled August 8. 1850. The
FIRST MEETING OF CREDITORS
will be held at 321 Tower Bldg, l4th
and K Sts. NV. Washington, D. c.,
on September 12. 1880 at 2:30
Pm. when creditors may attend.
prove their claims, appoint trustee,
appoint 8 committee OF creditors.
examine the bankrupt and transact
other business. JOHN A. BRESNA-
HAN, Referee in Bankruptcy.
Evening star., 1950-08-30
ELEVATOR OPERATOR

Colored, experienced operator with a
license for q permanent job with
The Evening Star: 1886 years Of
age. capable Of passing a physical
exam. Apply Personnel Room sos.
EVENING STAR
ll01 Penna. Ave. NV.
ENGINEER, 9th and 7th class IL
cense; lRe. apt. BLDG. oil burners, air
cond.; 4-l2 pm. shift; $3.50 per
mo. Call MGR. Elk. 7640. 81
ENGINEER-Young man exper. in
warm aid heating. Permanent job
with 76-yr. old company. Call MR..
LANHAM, HU. $500. 3
ENGINEERS-Electronic men with at
least 3 years working experience on
pulse circuits. radar, micro-waves.
etc. ENGINEERING 81 RESEARCH
CORP, Riverdale, Md. WA. 4444.
FARMER. for general farming. Am
bitiouss reliable man. Married or
sEle S1O0 per mo. and house. Ref.
FIELD MGR. for General Products:
Post Once Bldg.J. between 10 am.
and p.m.. Thurs. Aug. 81,
FINISHER, sheetrock, experienced.
FLOOR FINIsHERs-call CHI. s096
FLOOR LAYERS AND sANDERs-
White, exper. only. WA. 2149.
Evening star., 1950-08-30


YOUNG MAN TO LEARN sewing ma
chine business; permanent position
with advancement to one who can
qualify. Call Sewing Machine Dept,
4th floor, S. kAEN SONS CO. --,;i1
A LARGE INSURANCE CO. is con-
sidering 2 salesmen with no In
IN eonneceS eSt in Te
paying future career in the life in
surance business. steady. income
from service of present policy hold
ers plus commission on new busi-
ness. Not collecting OF accounting
We train and pay you while in
school. At least high school grad
nate. good health; must have auto,
and 35. Natives OF Wsshinston and
vicinity preferred. Phone EX. cl6S
for appointment. . to 4.
WANTED - Exber. awning hanger:
year-around job: call SOUTHERN
VENETIAN BLIND g. AWNING CO,
3027 Georgia ave. Silver Spring, Md.
ATTESffoN FIR SfffS Boys-l7-a4. free l to
travel Florida for winter months
and return: guaranteed minimum
salary, $3.50 per mo. plus commits
sion and bonus; auto transportation
turn. See MR.. MASON, Cairo Hotel,
MECHANICALLY inclined white man
under 40; H. g. education; abso-
lutely no drinking; start at S1.2G;
permanent work building special ap-
paratus. ALLGATER, CHI. 1896,
MALE BOOKKEEPER - Exper.: good
references; when replying give fun
Information. Box 2i-X. Star. 3
Evening star., 1950-08-30
statesmen

Believe it or not, we will pay YOU
over $50 on an offer which sells
for only % cents per week
BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE
HU. 6240 for appointment 81
SECRETARY, under 40 years, ac-
curate typins and shorthand; op-
portunity for advancement. 5-day
wk., paid vacation: give background
and experience in first letter. Reply
sER7fGE E SNt 4Gs1 GsTA'rfoN 4 s5sF' ATTENDANT,
Night operator, ii. pm. to 7:3o
am; $500 mo. plus comm. and
vacation; only well exp. reliable
and industrious need apply. See
Mr.. Barron. mgr. SONOCO SERVICE
STATION, Wis. ave. and River rd.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS,
for large trucking terminal: expert.
enced: good hrs. good pay. LEH-
MANS, 1928 raw York ave. ne.
SERVICE STATION Statesmen -
Several: apply KIDWEJII Il BREW.
4101 18th ut. nv. -~31
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