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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-01-28

Joltin' Jake won his mid6.
weight crown out az Briggs &. 4
dunn last June by defeating NJ.
Gel Cerdan in nine rounds H.
title annexation came as a elm, /
that followed only one delea, !,
his 10 starts here.
Victims Listed
Among his many local victim,
were such stars as Sugar p,
Robinson. Jimmy Edgar h.
Basora. George Kochan. Holm,r
Williams and O'Neill Bell IN
victories netted the great ~
Motta (as Detroit fans afe,or
ately refer to him the tidy pn
Of Sl50.O0O.
But outside of Detroit. LaAIo,,
lacked the Midas touch While h
continued TO win. his TRIUMPH
lacked the convincing quslN
achieved IN the Motor City No
was his magnetism al the ,urs
tiles as great as in Detroit
My Lucky Town
After referee Johnny W bu
had lifted LaMotta's hand 10 M.
tory at the ball park last June
and the game Italian baticl ha
had himself a good. old-fashon
ed crying lag before $4,000 ID
mmerS--LaMott proclaimed D.
trot as my lucky town.
Later. he told Jim Norris. pres
dent Of the IBC. that he Won.
fight in Detroit anytime the lB
wanted him. Furthermore. ha
inA won ms championship ben
LaMotta expressed hope that
would be able TO defend il hesl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-01-28
Cleveland Browns
Halt Football Clinic

Coach Paul ReoNr 81 ihe
Clerelan9 Bowns anrouneed i0s
week that the araaal FOOTBALL
Clinic held each year In MAY
viii not be held 'hs nne
Spring. due to the uacerian'ie
and possible transition problems
that 70 with the r'n snce ~ INC
Cleveland Browns n the Nationsl
American Football League.
Each year the Brown CAnC
attracted upward % 1000 high
school and college coaches nc
largest attendance 30 any foot.
ball clinic in the country.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-01-28

BY ADLEE BELL

DR. James Catchngs team won
two games from the All Nations
Ranch, l.864-l844 last week. The
Detroit Colored Citizens took two
games from Gibbons Realty, 200l
10 1886. while Great Lakes Mu-
iual won two games from Crown
Bar B-Que by the tune Of 1850
l70l.
Team High Three Games
Detroit Colored Citizens. POLL.
Detroit Colored Citizens. 200l
Detroit Colored Citizens. 1855.
Team High Single Game
Detroit Colored Citizens. 759.
Detroit Colored Citizens. 1859
All Nations Ranch. 7l2.
Individual High Single Game
Ruvenia Cartwright. 209.
Connie Howard. 206.
Kathryn Montague. 1877
Individual High Three Games
Mamie Mcpherson. 500.
Adlee Bell. 495.
Z. Wise and I. Williams. 473.
NJ Cooper Of Gibbons Realty
picked up the 4-7-i0 pin split
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-01-28

a group OF % students and
faculty members were refused
service at the Oxford Hotel COT
fee shop when the mattresses left
their jobs and Ia, American Res
turant closed their doors fos the
evening
The incident came As result
OF the aaraignmcnt and acqnial
of four students arrested on
CHARGES OF breaking tho pearc
when they sat IN The white ec-
tlon OF a local theatre
The Burgess ANNOUNCED tn az
the local police would not enforce
segregation.
A group of white men acoss
the stree, from the coffee shop
congregated and time 20 time
They walked through The two res
tuisni glaring at the seated stu
dents and professors. The Penna
State Troopers Appeared as the
crowd outside began TO increase
and become restless.
Tbs situation reached climax
q, TIE students and professors
loft the closing restaurants the
State Patrol cars pulled between
them and the milling crowd
The Ox.otd Hotel C'olee hop
Is owned by CHS NercIs. who is
scheduled as defendant n a
case to test the Pcnna State Cisil
Rights case which is 20 be
brought before the Chester Coun-
~ Grand jury on February 10Th,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-01-28

There were 81 per cent Of the
Community Chests in the country
which reached their goals in fall
Red Feather campaigns through
out the country.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-01-28

Mai 'lle coach WI Rgn.n
son $ benoanins this week be-
cause of graduation exercises
which viii havs his ace captain,
CNaries Bailey receiving ms
diploma. Labeled as Mile. bes'
sighrng' PLAYER and d fense
man. Bailey VIII play bis la.,
game FOR Miller scair,t pctsn-
ING at Brewster Center Fgaay
night
Coach Robinson also lost an
other regular. Luke Brooks.
Who left the Miller squad after
dispute and joined Hecre
siior League five.
Retired Boxing Champion joe
LOUIS agan ,tated 'aa' be wuii
ro' attempt ? comenack The
occasion was on the broadcast oi
We. The People last Ftiaay ~
which Fzzafd Charles cha'len-eG
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-01-28
Jake LaMotta Will Attemp to Land
In Win Column with Wagner Bout

Jake laMotta who gained his world milddeweiyh
title and fortune in ring earnings in Detroit will aemm
to ret back in the victory column here when he DE
Wagner Of Toppynsh Oregon, in the feature attraci.
of the IBCs alI-sar fight program Feb at Olympla
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-01-28

Al or trailine most ~ 'ae Nr
The valiani'y group fron Sacred
49, ,raliv CO. ns ia
throttle S'nnv Br9adnsN Tia
Church Of God STA a0d 6,
INTO the l.H in the last q0mlc.
10 win 1880
Church League S'endinos
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-01-28
Sam Jethoe Finds Ole Man Winter
Rough; Concentrateson Condition

PITTSBURGH Pa Sam Jethroe the swift outfield
hawk that Brooklyn sold to the Boston Braves last year
believes in resting his bones during the cold winter Not
that blame him bit.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-01-28

before succumbius ~ the East
qualier 42-33
To keep things a. 4 high p.;ch
East Lake Baptisi upset The dop
by irouncira Scott Methods
Church 29-l5. These events SCI
the stage for The game between
the Church ~ God and new
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-01-28
LINCOLN (PA.) STUDENTS
BARRED BY OXFORD CAFES

OXFORD. Pa. This township again scene of
tension last week when h LElcon University student
chapter of the NAACP visited and
once more denied accommodations
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-01-28
TITAN CAGERS OPEiI NEW
u. D. GYM WITH TULSA TILT

University OF Detroit VIII play It's fist basketball he
new I'D High gymnasium Saturday night Whom the Ttans
Tulsa in Missouri Valley After game
the busy Tians for Milwaukee Monday
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-01-28
GPARKLES IN
DPORTS WORLD

CloNcand Appellate C0llt Iuigt Ils' 1uei'n lll
rubhc Lake Shoe Coli cub Is isi'es 20 rsee mem
b. The ,urst that he cp s' % Using sut'c
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-01-28
YMCA CHURCH CAGE LEAGUE
PROVIDES PLENTY THRILLS
BY staff Correspondence

Bcfo ovd c-tnal1d a 275 people lNc 81 ANTOINE YNCa
Church League teams thrilling exhibition Of basebsA
last The evenings excitement started when dccd M
dcrdog Second Baptist PLAYED the hshlyto MARY Palmer
Methodist Five TO siand-fll Sacred Heart
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-01-28

WILL The CHAMP COME
BACK? That's the question in
the mind of track enthusiasts
concerning Charlie Fonville.
former holder Of the worlds
shot put record who is making
a comeback after an involun-
farY retirement Of Is mouths
because of spinal injury. The
UNI star will be joined by
feammaie Don McEwen. who
has been tabled as the best
young distance runner seen in
many years. They will COM
pete in the Michigan AAU Re
lays Saturday al Yosi field
house.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-01-28
SEEK TO RESTRAIN CONGRESS
FROM ALL STATE ACTIVITIES

NEW YORK-The American Bowling Congress faced posi-
BILE Punishment from Saturday because it practices
racial discrimination.
Nathaniel L. Godstein. New York attorney general stated
hat papers County supreme court for
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-01-28


i.'i.'s ~ Sfea'.s' '''HNp'on y,
t''0' a'i n'2'n pNF teSponoea.
am ! interested
nenrY Jones 80 year -0id De-
ron oo~er. was barred rom
rsnnsf wanna O0~'i,s rings 'osi
week oY 'onn "onis0'neff
Jenss N fssen'F feiss.ea
Noa' i''''...Ea noSp 'ei ail'l
suffering 'solas'on il"'n 4
l'Fs '.-n' q + .A ms NNp' 'Nf''
Z H'' n"eoF
i'f o'N'nt si''' ''''ss'''i' stat
.a H' ~ n9~'1 also ,eeN 'p
Hast '7 ~ scr oal's'l'e isA'N
ga iNss oN 'af Na'iona' boN'n2
ASSET 'a''"n 1rea-'s' ~ i'S a~-
and '''iefef aaal'ioN
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-01-28
Revenge Match

revenge Msfch
Mondav nj a his Marcuc''f
game Will provide the Ti';ps with
On oppor unity for revenge Last
season at Milwaukee The Hill
toopcts Inundated Detroit ~
~ Things have changed since
then. and season record, would
make the Titan, heavy favorite.
20 dcfcai THEN bitter rivals from
Milwaukee,
Marquette dropped 9 of T.
games while Detroit wa winning
eight of It's first IL Against two
common foes. Michigan Sta G
and Wayne. Detroit came out on
top over both while Marquette
lost to both.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-01-28
EDWARD WILSON,
TROUTMAN YMCA
BILLIARD CHAMPS

Thu Jandmv Billiards Tourna-
men of the S. Antoine YMC a
BOYS Department was held last
week with Edward Hilson Cap
tnlne first place ~ the Prep di-
vision and Calvin Troutman WIN
nne the Junior Championship.
Prizes for al tournaments will
he given out dmine Award Mich
Jan 81 All present a7d former
champions are invited
The Cavalicr Athletic cluA
.tarted series Of projects TO ,
ter coup the gymnasium Tn
firs' was repairing the score
board President Lawrence NiNm
saws "wll make our gym IN
best ia the city"
Lincu'n's Gray Theatre o &,
drew al Of ITS members TO ~,
~ for their monthly NEE ina
Present wec Gilbert Bass EN-
est Dillatd rpnal1 Roysrf. Jsmr-
Simpson VIII SNmoNs. Roc
Trann H. larpv G'iees. Jane.
Jaspc Rpaald Spaars. Cecil Am-
ison. N'avm.H HUMPHREYS Will,
Amison and Edward Pope
Hu icanc won only four all >ea-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-01-28

Henry Jones. % year old De-
iroif boxer. was barred from
pennsylvania boxing rings last
week by John Montgomery.
$50. .
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-12-15
rs Years Ago

Edward Horemans of Belgium
won the worlds 1872 balkline
championship by defeating Jake
Schaefer at Chicago.
Paul Berlenbach light heavy
weight champion successfully
defended his crown against Jack
Delaney.
The first six day bike races to
be held in the new Madison
Square Garden was won by the
Belgian team of Gerard De-
Bates and Alphonse Goosens.
Louis (Kid) Kaplan retained
his featherweight crown by out
pointing Babe Herman in Is
rounds.
The Original Celtics edged
the Palace quintet IS to 81 in
basketball.
Nearly 10000 people at the
Polo Grounds watched Red
Grange lead the Chicago Bears
to a 1877 win over the Giants.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-12-15

The first official record in the
broad jump was set by F. HI.
Gooch of England in 1864 at Is
feet. The record now stands at
26 #. 8N in.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-12-15
Weekend Of Sports
Basketball Friday
Libbey VS.. woodward At

Basketball Friday
Libbey VS.. woodward at
Woodward
Scott VS.. Central at Central
DeVilbiss VS.. MacOmber ut
MacOmber.
Game Time Sis p. m.
Basketball Saturday
Texas Tech VS.. T u at Field
House.
Game Time 8:-5 p. m.
Hockey-Chatham VS.. Mer-
curys, at Sports Arena $3.50
p. m.
Wrestling Toledo u. at
Michigan $3.50 p. m.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-12-15

The nucleus of the great
N.C.A.A. champ Kentuc k y
basketball team, Alex Groza,
Wah Wah Jones, Cliff Baker,
and Ralph Beard, now owns and
operates the "Olympians" in the
National Pro basketball league.
, 1950-01-18
AUCTION NOTICE

AT the request of Alnerc L. Christian, ESQ. attorney for and
on behalf Of Jerome Leo Hazelhurst, Executor of the estate
of August R. Bisserup, deceased, the Vendue Director will sell
at public auction
The household Furniture and personal effects
belonging to the said estate on
sATURDAY 4TH 1850 at 2:so p. M.
at the former residence of the deceased
No. Fl King Street in christiansted
The conditions of the auction will be read at the time Of
the sale, but the articles may be inspected beforehand by in
qulry OF the Executor or his aforementioned attorney.
The Vendue Direcors Office, Christiansted, St. Croix
10th January A. D. 1850.
D. C. CANEGATA
Vendue Director
Fee: $500
Say Two dollars
@ nTT E
Evening star., 1950-02-20
SITUATIONS WOMEN (contl HONE IMPROVEMENTS lcontJ

LEGAL SECRETARY. experienced, de-
sires evening and or Saturday work.
MERcHaN6fsEs TfN flsiH SIR 1ThRsArNEE, persohlable 2l
young woman, thorough KNOWLEDGE
ready-to- wear control and branch
store operation. Box 423-X, Star. 20'
NURSE. practical. colored graduate;
available for work at any time. RE,
NURSE, white, reliable. efficient, ca
home; live out. WA. 1883. -22
PRACTICAL NURSE. colored, hos
pital experience, desires work of any
q klnd G6pTInl,,s Gal, ET. Sa4S;
Sires full-time Job. UN. 1928 eyes.
STATISTICIAN, recent BIS degree;
desires position in research or re-
lated fields; references, MI. 1881.
sTENoGRAPHER, expert u75 words,
HERWRiTER. e Gregg pg' Shorthand Short al
eXpert, author OF . Gregg texts. DI.
s9O6 or P, Q. Box 2402, D. C. 21*
ThriSG dreisjGx WANTEDEnvelope atanE bos ad-
guaranteed. Adams 1885 55.
w WOMAN-European university degree.
Doctor Of Dental diseases. 6 years
practice IN Europe, seeks a position
as a dentists assistant; has refs;
2ls
REFINED. middle aged woman of
Scandinavian extraction desires
position as companion to elderly
woman or couple, will live in and
do some cooking. 81. Sis. 80
TYPING WANTED-Envelope cards
letters. etc; neat accurate; will
pick up and deliver. WA. 695S
NEAT, attractive. versatile colored
girl desires position bookkeeping.
restaurant management: Government
exper,: willing to learn. CO. 0262.
8 to pm 2Os
MIDDLE-AGED LADY desires to be
companion with elderly person or
similar invalid; free to travel.
Phone OW 1904 -nl
Evening star., 1950-02-20
HELP WokEN

TELEPHONE SOLICITORS t2).. work
| from home; hrs. daily; good pay.
Apply only in person. ANTON, 729
WAiTREss. over a1. for night work.
Call after 8 pm. except Sun, 2222s
wafTREssEs; 1sih Ii sEs; experienced, food Only
d.Ts Pm to IniH Pm; soGd SarEnD pay; syn syn
WINDOW TRIMMER. experienced;
good working conditions and start
ing salary, Apply F.. W WOOL,
wTSSdW M8S5R cn TR1MMER. aS9E st 4eaaytcvesP aE
experience essential. Apply Mr.. siele,
| MORTONS. 3I4 9TH st. NV. .-25
GIRLS, WOMEN, AGES 25-35, inter-
ested In selling, here is your oppor-
tunity to earn $50 for 5-day. 40
but not essential; must be able to
work ewes. and Sundays part of the
time. Apply 9 am. to pm. to
Mrs; Wooten. RUSSELL STOVER
CANDIES, 1343 F st. NV: -21
MGTHEksEa1n ts tsSnE a1dtss SIS Tkg sb4ens
dresses; guar. finest fabrics and
workmanship: sizes 1-l4; 50 .9S-
Sa;sS. @asS. Wsitf y. s. MA1soNETTE FR9G.s' Is.
ea as espsf s5esr It yPt sss with ssss5i es.es et
An; BEUCHLER' S SURGICAL
STORE 915 10th st. NV. Do not
GIRL, experienced, to work In and
!0 cent store. Apply 205 End st. sc.
LADIES, 1880, part-time sales posi-
ton, will earn you $50 or more
geekly; we. T., day or eve: hrs. optional.
WOMAN, not over 36-4o, to work in
drive car. lJ 10. u; s-7o$7. 1pss. Dc aois m51 10
t 5sesiai Dsss01atg t5ntsep warF
Call MR. MOTT, FIR. 1892, week
YOUNG LADY. high school graduate,
for general Office work. Must be
sy sD TO 4ohour .aks ReeE adna sns soWp P
4 CO., 4712 Bethesda ave, Be-
YOUNG LADY, 21 to 40. Part time
employment; your own hours; ex-
sVerass snd sks s. orders sa so1 for SRs pst
so2. 142o New eW YORK YORK aHe MNe' fNsf'
COLLEGE STUDENT or teacher for
part time nursery school work
hours, 3.6 pm. Mondays thru Fri
piano preferred. Call AK. 4476.
AVON REPRESENTATIVES needed for
pleasant, profitable work. Hours to
suit your convenience, No exp
necessary. Call RE. s1OS. -2l
EXCEL. OPPORTUNITY for exper :,
| ambitious lady to be a selling man
ager of hosiery and handbag dept.
permanent position: excellent salary
and commission. Apply to MR.. L. e.
| MASSEY. 500 18th ST. NV. -21
| MONEY! $50 Is yours for selling 100
boxes greeting cards at 81. Station
cry or napkins with name on. Send
for samples on approval. WELCOME,
36S. Plane ST., Dept. 40, Newark.
MAKE MONEY SPARE r1ME.-1t,s
easy! Show new Everyday Cards.
Self-selling 15-card box for all oc-
casions pays you UP to 1907 on ST
sales. PLASTICS, Metallics, Jumbo,
others. Also imprinted notes, sta
tionery. napkins. FREE Samples, as
sortments on approval. FRIEND
| SHIP. 439 Adams, Elmira, N. Y.
AMAZING SPARE TIME EARNINGS,
Sell napkins, towels, coasters, sta
tionery, so with name ST up. Com
plete line Everyday, Easter, Plastic
Cards. Fund-raising plan. Write for
samples. EMPIRE CARD, Elmira,
Evening star., 1950-02-20
HELP MEN (Cont. J

COOK, colored. willing to wash dishes
ana do al-around work in tavern.
Must be sober and willing worker.
Apply Grains Restaurant, 201 Up
Evening star., 1950-02-20
LIQUOR SALESMAN
SALARY Sl3.o6 PER DAY

For retail liquor and wine store,
must be experienced; good salary
for the right man; excellent oppor-
tunity for advancement. Do not
phone.
Evening star., 1950-02-20
SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN

.ORED NURSE, wants Job nursing
lldren or in old-age home; eXpe.
need. with good references; phone
.er I.30 pm co h1h1
Evening star., 1950-02-20
RANDALL HYLAND
HONE IMPROVEMENTS

ADDITIONS, roofing, siding. concrete
work and general repairs; 3 yrs. to
pay. J. H. BoLLINGER, WA. 4649.
ADDITIONS, porch Enclosures, bsmt.
improvements, etc. For solution to
your problems or an estimate. Call
MR. WILSON, AT. 400. -2l
ADDITIONS. undermining, basement
to roof. No money down, z yrs to
pay. HAMILTON CONST., RE. 4477.
214
ALUMINIUM AWNINGS, custom built,
factory installed. sensibly priced.
CARPENTRY AND BRICK work.
Al. Attics, additions, rec. rms.
and general remodeling. For esti-
mates and prompt service, call UN.
FENCE, galvanized chain link, all
posts set in concrete, immed in
stallation, no money down, 80 mos.
to pay. Get the best ior less. Phone
HO. 6SS3: ewes. and Suns, DE. 1884
FLOOR ,SERvICE-Nothins but the
best: laying. sanding, finishing,
cleaning: parquet installation. Bruce
finishes. FLOORING CoNTRAC-
North 2216,
Evening star., 1950-02-20

pertly blown. pvt. owned. Prices
most reas. Free estimates, under no
obligation. Call UN. 4007. rs
M0DERNIZING and additions. cellar
to roof Call ST. 3366-67 for fres
Nc CO. 1908 Eve st, NV.
MODERNIZING and additions, cellar
to roof Call RA. 0260 for free est.
PARAGON CONSTRUCTION CO.
TILE WORK DONE-No Job too small
TR. 5445 81
ALL HOME IMPROVEMENTS, any
size job, from basement to roof.
Free estimate. Terms. T. A. cor
FEY CO. WA 1851 -2l
Evening star., 1950-02-20
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

CHARWoMAN-Girl. col. wants jot
Tues. thru Fri. IL to 3. Reliable
LU. 4-O2O7; Tues, AK. 2s73.
GIRL, hF sssl celored' wants g.h,w.: live in
GIRL, colored. desires job, 2nd maid
or kitchen helper, No cooking. Ref
erences. Call AK 36OS.
GIRL. colored, wishes gh.w., for
Snail n9 family experienced; city refs,
work; refs. No. 21s3.
GIRL, colored, wants days work OF
psrt-time Part TN ,yo work good references
MAID; a9 o9opea wishes shx nss from ron
HU. 64O5. Call from m. to o. m
NEAT CoLoRED GIRL desires lob G a.
mother's helper; no Sunday work
sETTLED 1i Iii 'pnYi White LADY. experieDcec enc
and with best references, wants tc
take care of baby or children in
the afternoon, some evenings; assist
With sewing and light duties. Cali
WHITE VIII WOMEN wants day work, s5
WOMAN, neat, colored. experienced
!aundress; days work any kind
Ref. Phone Tues. morning, EX. 53T5
WOMAN. colored, wants days work
or regular work; refs. Call CO.
WOMAN. colored, wishes days work,
Mon. or Wed; S5 and car fare
HU. 1888.
COLORED WOMAN desires part-time
work, 8 to /, daily. LU. 4-49lO
30s
COLORED WOMAN desires days or
part-time work; ref HU. 5415.
80
COLORED GIRL desires Job doing
light housework, no cooking. HU
6332
COLORED NURSE. wants lob nursing
children or in old-age home; eXpe.
r1enced. with good references; phone
after 1::30 pm. CO. 5757
Evening star., 1950-02-20

SALESLADIES, millinery: exper. pre-
ferred but not essential; good salary
and working conditions; steady en-
ployment. Apply MORTONS, 7th st
NV. millinery dept. 2nd floor. Mr.
Pouris. -21
SALESLADIES. experienced in chill
dren''s wear, for our Arlandria store
Good pay. Apply THE ESTHER
SHOP. at 1925 r st. NV. 30
SALESWOMAN, exper., familiar with
silverware, watches and general re-
tail iewelry selling; 51a-day wk
salary open, depending on ability
and experience. Apply in person.
$50 to ! / am. or 2:3O to 6 pm.
B. M1CHAELSON & CO., 1901 G
st. NV. -21
SEAMSTRESS, experienced, 1st class,
for draperies and slip covers, steady
year-round work for one of the
finest shops in Wash. Good salary
and excel working cond. This is
not job. it is position. Apply
giving exper. and ref. Box 255-Y,
SECRETARY, exper., trade associa-
ton: permanent position. 39-hr. wk.
State salary expected. Box 343-T
Star. 80
Evening star., 1950-02-20
SITUATIONS WOMEN

BOOKKEEPER, 7 years experience in
double-entry, typing, cashiering; ex-
cellent references; permanent: five
days. AK. $500, Ext. 373. 21%
GENERAL OFFICE WORK, Virginia
preferred; have new car. Box 400
x, Star. go
GIRL, colored. with masters degree
ing. accounting or computing. HI
9057. 30
GIRL, colored. desires work, char
woman, cleaning apt. or elevator
operator: honest. reliable. vi. 0lSO
Evening star., 1950-02-20
MEN (3l

Mon: through Wed. 81
MEN (3)
could never begin to put in writing
tunity. It is dificuit to o'''S write H' an
ad that will attract the attention
Of good men. due to the fact that
SO many advertisements appear in
tne papers. Our business is expand
area, which demands sing our
before. or. think you possess the
ability TO be trained. do not hesi-
tate: Our training program, is very
men" In our company. Apply Suite
200. 1415 K st. NV. -21
YOUNG MAN, for once work, part
or full time, knowledge of typing,
ssnaorthand necessary. Box 470-x.
YOUNG MAN, for life insurance CO..
ground and experience in claims.
policy changes and loans and sur
renders. Write Box 1857. Star,
giving resume and salary desired
YOUNG MAN around 80 with print
ing experience interested becoming
associated with Washington print
ing firm in sales capacity. Give
complete background of former en-
ppsoyWens pn2yV s,sr sno personal history. Oh BOX
YOUNG MAN with some knowledge
OF printing layout, estimating and
sales. Permanent, excellent oppor-
tunity for one with initiative. Box
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cent high school graduate, for per-
manent position with life insurance
company as IBM tabulating machine
operator; no experience necessary.
Apply In person between 9 and II
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YOUNG MAN, at least 2 yrs. college,
fast typist with general office exper.,
looking for Job with a future; good
starting salary. Apply Box 150-Y,
YOUNG MAN, with local bank expert
ence. to work in accounting division
Of life insurance company. Fine
opportunity for advancement. Apply
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GESERAI Si saa tdsf OFFICE ai ROUTINE, steno-
graphic filing. and ETC.; telephone
switchboard experience desirable;
permanent for right man. Write
NATIONAL CORP.
saiesmanship. Qualifications: Neat,
ambitious and ability to follow in
structions. Approximate income
while learning. $50 to $50 per week;
approximate earnings after 80 days,
500 to $3.50 weekly. See MR.. MUIR
RAY. Room 80. Ring Bldg, 18th
and N SITS. NV. 10 to | only. 20
Ex-GI TO LEARN bartending; must
to greet customers. Apply BAND
BOX RESTAURANT, 747 sth st.
Sc, Mon. after 10 am. -21
COLORED BARBER, exp, full time
employment; sood sdr pay. Apply ios