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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-09-29
Road Without Turning
By Rev. James HI. Robinson,

By Rev. James H. Robinson,
Farrar, Straus & Co., 312 pp.,
$500.
This is certainly not the kind
of a story one would expect a
minister to write. For it is a sor-
did story. A story of his life--the
bitter, often times tragic nara
tive of a Negro from early child
hood to full maturity and, at
least in this case, to a measure
of S C e S S. Today t Rev.
tRobinson is a highly respected
pastor of a New York parish.
Most of us are familiar with
the sad story of discrimination
against our Negro citizens. Most
of us know from first hand ex-
perience what brutal treatment
is accorded those of our citizens
w h sole Crime" seem to
stem from the fact that the color
of their skin is not white.
But it takes a man like the
Rev. Robinson, a man who ex-
perienced every conceivable
kind of oppression - including
a narrow escape from a lynch
mob - to tell us the real story.
The Rev. Robinson, like most
Negroes, was born of a p o o r
family. It only made it worse
that he first opened his eyes in
the South. Here, near Knoxville,
Tenn, he lived the first years
of his life. Misery, want, actual
hunger - buttressed with sever
b e a 6 S from the superior
whites was his lot for most
of his early life. "We never had
enough to eat" he complains.
Here than is the story of a
Negro boy who fought for his
rights as he saw them; a boy
who was compelled to steal, to
live with pimps and prostitutes,
to go hungry, to live amidst sur
roundings that were truly ap-
palling.
We are S h o C k e d, we feel
guilty as we read:
II had known the utter humil-
iation of standing in the line of
procession at a joint Communion
Service where every white
minister invented some kind of
excuse to avoid marching with
me. l had marched alone. Even
in Holy Communion, the oneness
of. Christians in Christ, 1t was
sometimes impossible to bridge
the chasm of race"
Bitter words, these, but ap-
parently true.
1t is good to learn, therefore,
that it was a white man who
saved him from a lynch mob in
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-09-29
Richard Tregaskis
Signed For Columbia

Richard Tregaskis, noted In
ternational News Service war
correspondent and author of
"Guadalcanal Diary" has been
signed by Columbia to prepare
a treatment of 1.-THE Flying
Jeeps," story of the tiny obser-
walton aircraft being used in
Korea as ''the eyes Of the ar
tillery." Producer Robert Cohn
recently flew to Washington to
clear the subject matter of "The
Flying Jeeps" with Army and
Air Corps security officials.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-09-29
September Affair."
At Venice Festival

VENICE-'September Affair
Hal Wallis production for Para
mount, on the basis of audience
and press reaction is the best
American film shown at the
current Film Festival here.
The gala was attended by top
officials including U. S. Am
bassador Dunn and his staff.
Public acclaim is outstanding
an dthe reaction of the Italian
press and wire services is ex-
cellent.
The film will be given its
world premiere at the Sistina
Theatre in Rome on Sept. IA.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-09-29
VETERAN CLICKS

FRANKLIN Farnum, popular
screen veteran of the silent era,
plays an important role in Hal
Wallis forthcoming Paramount
release, Dark City" The sus-
pense drama co-stars Lizabeth
Scott, Viveca Lindfors, Dean
Jaeger, Don before and Charl-
ton Heston, sensational new dis
covery from Broadway and tele-
vision.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-09-29
WHITE HAIR

Normally blonde Jan Sterling
was ordered by Director Billy
Wilder to bleach her haid pure
white for her role as an unfaith-
full wife in the Kirk Douglas
starrer, Paramount's "Ace in the
Hole" Wilder figures platinum
blondes look harsher and more
brittle than those women with
darker tresses.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-09-29
YOU'RE LONELY WHEN
YOU'RE DEAD by James
Hadley Chase, Duell, Sloan
& Pearce, Inc, 245 p. p,
$3.50.

WHEN a wealthy millionaire
w arrogant and accustomed to
have his way, marries a beauti.
full, but cold blooded gold digger
young enough to be his daugh-
ter anything can and usually
does happen. Especially when
the blushing bride is so anxious
to marry her victims millions
that she forgets to divorce her
self from a rather bothersome
husband.
If you crave mystery, viol-
ence, sex, blackmail, murder
and suicide all scrambled in a
savage struggle for love and
money, we'll you'll find it in this
fast moving mystery tale. True
enough, as in all similar yarns,
certain situations are stretched
to the point of incredulity
Things happen that can only
happen in books or Hollywood
movies. But then this is a story
and you can take it or leave it.
Anyway, there is enough ac-
ton packed into this book - in
Guiding four murders and one
suicide--to satisfy even the
most avid lovers of detective
mystery and murder yarns in
the way of light entertainment.
Vic Malloy, the private-eye who
heads Universal Services, and
who happens to be the pivotal
character in the yarn, goes all
out to give you your moneys
urorth
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-09-29

To freshen vegetables and re-
move insects, soak bud. head and
fruit group vegetables in cold
water to which salt has been added.
Yellow vegetables are among the
most stable as to color and vita
min content. Use them often to get
Vitamin A which viii help you resist
infections.
Cream sauce. either plain or with
cheese added, will glorify many
a vegetable when it's served as a
leftover. Use this idea, too. when
combining two small amounts OF
leftover vegetables.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-09-29
''The Redhead And
The Cowboy

HOLLYWOOD - The Red.
head and the Cowboy" has beer
definitely set by Paramount a!
the title for the recently com.
pleted film formerly entitled
Beyond the Sunset" The film
stars Glenn Ford, E d m o n d
O'Brien and Rhonda Fleming
Irving Asher produced and Les.
lie Fenton directed.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-09-29
FIRST WESTERN

Hedy Lamar makes her de-
but as a western heroine in
Paramount's Copper Canyon"
exciting outdoor drama co-starr-
ing Ray Milland, Macdonald
Carey, Mono Freeman and Harry
Carey, Jr. The Technicolor pro-
duction was directed by John
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-09-29

S hire s a u C e,
onion. and re.
naming Ia tea
spoons salt. Com.
bine beans and
corn. Pour into a
2-quart bean pot
or casserole dish.
Arrange strips
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-09-29

Mr.. Hall, who was In this
country for several months, has
recently returned to Tahiti,
where, among other projects, he
Is working on his autobiography.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-09-29

and Is clad through the rest of
the film In mems blue jeans and
a faded blue denim shirt with
most of the buttons off.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-09-29
Rebuilt German Cartels
Menace T American
ALL HONORABLE MEN. /
Stewart Martin, Little

ALL HONORABLE MEN, by James Stewart Martin, Little,
Brown & Co, $40 PIP, $3.50.
1t is no longer a secret that the so-called Decentralization
program of the U. S. in Germany has been abandoned. Today, for
all practical purposes, Germany's big business is once again in
the hands of those who did so much to make Hitlers rise to power
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-09-29
LYNN SAYS:
Here's How to Get
Most ont Of Vegetables

Baking is one of the best methods
for preserving vitamins and min
erals in vegetables. Simple baking
until the skin car be pierced easily
with a fork works best on the fol-
lowing: potatoes, sweet potatoes,
squash, turnips, carrots, onions and
fNarsnips.
MANY cooked vegetables when
served the second time a be
more palatable II sauteed In butter
and bread crumbs.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-09-29
Messed Potatoes

minutes, shaking
gently until they
r e hot a d
mealy. Turn into
a hot serving
dish. Meanwhile,
melt butter. add
minced chives,
~seasonines a n d
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-09-29
NO T

Jan Sterling wears q cheap
cotton dress in one scene OF
Paramount's "Ace in the Hole"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-09-29

top. Cover and bake in a moder-
ately slow oven (325' F.) / hour.
Uncover and bake 30 minuter
Lima Bean Casserole
(Serves 81
I pound large lima beans
u cup chopped green pepper
" cup chopped onions
" cup fat
3 tablespoons light corn syrup
1 a tomato soup
u cup water
Soak clean beans several hours
or overnight in water to cover.
Simmer slowly until tender. Brown
chopped peppers and onions in the
fat and add the light corn syrup.
tomato soup and half cup Of water.
Place drained limas in creased
casserole and pour other mixture
over them. Bake two hours in mod
crate oven.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-09-29
Potato Pancakes

Potato Pancakes
SERVES 49,
6 medium-sized raw potatoes
2 tablespoons flour
. eggs, beaten
~ teaspoons salt
2 teaspoons melted fat
/ tablespoon milk
1 teaspoon grated onion \
4 tablespoons fat
Pare potatoes. Crate. Add flour,
eggs. salt, 2 teaspoons melted fat,
milk and onion and mix well. Heat
remaining fat in heavy frying pan
Drop tablespoons of potato mix
ture into 1t. Fry. turning to brown
on both sides.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-09-29

and measure; add water from corn
to make "a cup liquid. Mix liq-
uid, molasses, mustard. worcester
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-09-29
Vary Your Vegetables

VEGETABLES appear on the
v menu so often, homemakers
often find themselves at a loss as
to how variety may be introduced
IN their service.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-09-29

II you're doing
g baking,
why not bake the
vegetable. too?
II your menu
plans include a
m e prepared
on top of the
ronna xxyhxr pnf
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-09-29
Baked Succotash
o. ~

Baked Succotash
(Serves 81
2 cups dried lima beans
4 cups water
~ teaspoons salt
u cup dark molasses
n teaspoon dry mustard
6 " teaspoon black pepper
/ teaspoon worcestershire
sauce
tablespoons minced onion
IL cups cooked (12-ounce
CAM whole kernel corn
4 strips bacon
: Soak beans in water overnight.
Add l teaspoon salt; bring to boil.
ing point; simmer but do not boil
about As minutes. Drain; save water
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-09-29
Carrot Timba1es

Carrot Tmbales
SERVES 81
Q tablespoons shortening
. tablespoons flour
u teaspoon salt
/ cup milk
5 large carrots, cut In pieces
2 tablespoons butter
2 cups soft bread cubes
(A-inch size)
8 eggs, slightly beaten
1 tablespoon chopped onion
1 tablespoon chopped parsley
Is teaspoon nutmeg
Ia teaspoons salt
Melt shortening in a small sauce
pan. Blend in flour and salt. ADD
milk and cook until thick. Clear
and scrape carrots. Cut carrots II
pieces and cook them In small
amount Of water until tender. Drair
off remaining liquid. Add butter Il
carrots and mash them together
Combine mashed carrots and butter
with bread cubes, beaten eggs
onion, parsley, nutmeg, salt anc
white sauce. Place mixture In
well : creased individual custart
cups. Place cups in a shallow bak
ing dish, partially filled with ho'
water. Bake in a moderate over
$780, F.) IS minutes. Unmold anc
serve with sauce.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-09-29

100 ~
pantry the vegetables. or make a
sauce to add sparkle to them?
Sauces do excellent things to veg
STABLES which you've been used to
serving in the same. old, boiled
way with just salt and pepper as
~seasonings.
Then, too, there are combinations
Of vegetables that can be pleasing,
like lima beans with corn, carrots
and parsnips. green pepper and
onions with limas and zucchini
squash with tomatoes.
Vegetables can be varied simply
by their treatment: carrots In tim
bales, potatoes in pancakes, nodded
asparagus.
IF YOU'RE serving two vege-
tables, pick them for flavor and
color contras SITS. like this combina-
ton of potatoes and green beans:
screen Beans. Butter Herb Sauce
tServes 81
1ik pounds beans
" cup butter
~ cup finely minced onion
2 tablespoons minced parsley
II teaspoon thyme
tablespoons lemon Juice
/ teaspoon salt
H teaspoon paprika
Cook beans In boiling sailed
water until tender. Fry onions in
melted butter until tender but not
brown, about 5 minutes. Add re-
manning ingredients and pour over
hot, cooked beans.
Messed Potatoes
(Serves 81
medium new potatoes
u cup butter
u cup minced chfves
teaspoon salt
4 4 " teaspoon paprika
W. cup grated American cheese
Cook potatoes in jackets; drain
and return to low heat, for 2 to 8
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-09-29

cheese. Pour hot cheese mixture
over potatoes. Sprinkle with extra
chives and a dash of papriks
Evening star., 1950-05-24
APPLIANCE SALESMAN

Experienced man for refrigerators,
opportunity for good earnings and
advancement. Apply in person to
Mr.. Harris, LACY'S. Sth and E
Evening star., 1950-05-24
HOUSEKEEPER

Department store BACKGROUND neces-
sary, experience in supervising
service employees; employe BENEFITS.
Apply Box 35-G. Star. -25
INsTALLERs-Experienced aluminium
eRIns sepd Bay n'issri SEE j. .'sads Elias T9Ft ai5
JANITo5R for NV. apt. bldg: state
age, family. experience. reference
and salary desired; quarters fur
nishsd; Box y. Star. -26
ern apt: bldg; good salary and
burners. Refs. REQUIRED. Apply 10
kaEyEf; sprih1: Md' g5l Ellsworth dr.: 9aS s!!yer
colored, srd class license;
experienced for new air-conditioned
bldg. THE LENCSHIRE. Good
salary and beautiful apt. No chill
-colored-sober. reliable;
couple: no children; convenient NV.
location; salary and living quarters.
Call for appt. HOHENSTEIN BROS,
652 H st. ne, FIR. 5000. pa
JANITOR-MAINTENANCE MAN, thor
spt no id Children: Box zGSS 1885, staT
per hr: Report to Nh Mr.. Gill. ILL., 500
block Ager rd. Hyattsville. Md.-25
OPERATOR or printer.
Call UN. O229. -2S
MEAT COUNTER MAN-Experienced,
sober and reliable. Apply INDIAN
SPRING MARKET, Colesville and
Old Bladensburg I'd, Four Corners,
Md pa
MEAT CUTTER, one who can cut
meat, but also be a salesman; this
is not backroom Job. Good pay to
right man. Apply Mr.. Haraway,
MASTER MARKET, 1928 Park I'd.
NV. -25
MECHANICS. trucks, exper. men:
good wages and conditions. Apply
8 to B, Mon. through Fri; Sat, 8
to 12. at STEUART TRUCK CEN
TER. 2001 w. Va. ave. ne, AT.
Evening star., 1950-05-24
MAN WANTED

Energetic man willing to work long
hours for exceptional earnings op-
portunity. Call WA. 7115, / pm. to
Pm or 8 pm. to 10 pm. Car
MEN-start on a or 2 day trial
an excellent opportunity this is.
openings in established territories.
No experience necessary. Instruction
furnished by experienced men. APP
ply 979 National Press Building,
44!n 44a7 ord ar DI s4ss. sts; n'W'' or call P1
MEN-22-35, resident Alexandria or
ton; exper not necessary if able
to meet public. Phone OV. 354O.
MEN-To distribute household prod
{nri.s nSts; NJ no selling; esclusiyee terri
ties; $40 to $50 = week eek guarantee qua a
Auto essential. Cell Mr.. KAY. MI
253S for appointment.
MEN 90 with car, supplement your
present earnings with sure fire
fur storage proposition that will be
seesaelf see Mr poaa GE the nasKS Asxt f. R yesks
MEN: We We ARE EXPANDING our mIo Sell
ing organization We are distributors
OF metal awnings, combination win
dowS. etc. Therefore We, are inter-
sStsd nd so in yesTs ssyera Who men nI 5
, industrious and have a car. They
must be willing to follow instruc-
tions under capable leadership.
Previous selling experience not
necessary. We can train YOU to earn
at least $100 per week. Come in
o'clock any day. SOLID coMFoRT +
CO.. 1851 Georgia ave. NV. 26s
Evening star., 1950-05-24
HELP DOMESTIC

CooK-Exp,, to live in If possible:
help employed, wi. 5oD3, rs
G.HW., white. experienced. reliable
recent nSa ngs, .,iy rs;. b f9ad rso ooe oeheTs ssT
tive quarters. OF. slsI -25
G.H.W, exper. only. recent refs;
beach for summer: 500 mo. WO.
G.Hw,-Reliable, experienced. age
2I-35, fond OF children: stay over
2 nights: city references. ia.
Os62, 1913 Kaimia I'd. NV "a
G. II. w.. for bachelor in Georgetovn;
5-day week; fun or h-time. de-
pending on qualifications Good
wages. referenceS required ST.
5000. Ext. 34l: ewes" Ho. 3o7o.
G.H.w.--Age IS to 40; refs. Tso.;
live in; plain cook; ne lAund: S25
to start; ample time OF. ia. 4sn4.
G.H.w. and plain cooking fond Of
children; live in; SIS. OIL. 1871.
GIRL. eolored, desires days work.
5-day week. Call EX. 5S93.
GIRL, G.H.W.. % TO as. to take
care Of home; must like children;
stay 2 ewes; no cooking. $25 and
car fare: refs. REQ. SH. 3773,
HOUsEkEEPER, white. live IN. cook.
g,h.w., fond OF children; recent ref;
salary open. Call only after 9 pm.
Ho4sEkErrER. Dgi EssfI white. iiv. In. 1,Rv,
care Of S-yr .-old boy for employees
sa eRI Bs5s Es5 .ps sls.I health 6 card ssS mo.
(continUed on Next PasO
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HELP MEN Cont }

AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC. must be
exper. in general auto repairing,
sober; comm. basis. SH. 5000. rs
AUTO MECHANICS-Must be expert
enced and have own tools. Chrysler
and Plymouth new car leadership;
new building and equipment. JER-
MAN BROS, 1901 r. /. ave. WA.
AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS, 3 ist-
class men for modern up-to-date
shop; new car leadership; latest
equipment: best Of working condi-
tions. Excel. opportunity to make
good income. See Mr.. Dameron,
service manager, WINCHESTER,
INC. 1904 Mt. Vernon ave. Alex,
Afro PARTS MAN twhite,. expert
enced with Chrysler. Corp. parts pre-
ferred; 5h-day weelg insurance and
DE. 48lO. L. P. sTEUART. NC.
AUTO PARTS SALESMAN. must know
garage trade; only eXper. man con-
sidered. This can be a real money
maker 1929 14th st. NV.
AUTO SALESMAN, used cars, to act
as manager and ok. finance deals.
Substantial salary to start and Sc
cure future. In reply, state age and
experience. Box 24S-G. Star.
Evening star., 1950-05-24
HELP NEN

SHOE Observation-Disclosures only !:
liberal salary and commission.
YOUNG's, 1905 p st. NV. is
SILK AND WOOL FINISHER (white)
Must he reliable and sober; steady
position. in nearby Va, $40 week
Box 339-E Star ~
enced; day work, no SUNDAYS; eood
pay. Do not phone. ALBANY
PHARMACY. 18th and H NV. -26
SODA FOUNTAIN MAN, experienc- d
only; references. Apply in person.
See Mr.. MCKEE, 244S Wisconsin
ave. NV -o6
Evening star., 1950-05-24
TESTERS
AND
TROUBLESHOOTERS
WANTED

Large manufacturer of electronics
equipment wishes to employ men
who have had training or expert
ence. in ,troubleshooting on variety
OF electrical equipment. knowledge
OF theory and practice necessary.
Employer representative win he in
the U. 8. EMPLOYMENT SE-VICE
OFFICE. 315 18th st. NV, Room
22, WASHINGTON. D. c., May 90 and
81 and June J.. 80
Evening star., 1950-05-24

N order to protect its ddrer-
ttsers from receipin0 circular
matter. it Is expressly understood
and agreed that oil such mat
ter toill be withhehld as tar as
possible BY The Star. Only bona
Hde GHSoers to advertisement
addressed to bor numbers in
care OF The Star uiH be delivered
TO advertisers on presentation
OF the boz number ticket.
Evening star., 1950-05-24
HELP MEN

SALESMAN to qualify to operate
established route. Salary. commits
sion and car furnished. Must have
neat appearance, high school edu-
cation; age % to SO. For details.
see MR.. SPRINKEL. 8 to 10 am.
1914 N. Danville St, Arl., Va. -2G
machines: reliable. steady man for
permanent job: salary open; eXecu-
tive type, must be able to qualify
for future sales manager. Box
316-H Star 04s
Evening star., 1950-05-24

luBIon, va, owens 4Zlo. 30
SALES MANAGER
man with sales Supervisory S! rcSa back.
sales force for large, reputable
beyerage company: personality.
strong desire for industry, ability
to supervise Others ana personal
have been a resident Of, or employed
prior to application. Reply by letter,
stating qualifications including age,
edueati9n: ea1es On. oag experience and refer
SALESMAN; COLLECTOR for estab-
Attractive Contract ie for " the fight right
man Auto necessary. Apply 5O5
Victor Bldg, 724 9th st. NV. -27
Statesmen to qualify to operate
established route; salary, comission,
car furnished, expenses paid; must
be neat appearing; high school edu-
sse ssslqa Mr. aef GuNS Il t9 te g. For de1is os
MT; Olivet I'd. ne. -25
statesmen, colored. to sell television,
fastest selling item on the market
Unusual opport. for high-class men
TO- to benefit by high-pressure promo
will be supplied with a car. demon
stration sets. and q helper. You
must furnish bond. Cali CO. 1854
for appointment right away. go
SALEiSMEN, ad.i.;N age 25 TO 35: permanent
ington food manufacturer, to call on
retail stores in Metropolitan Wash
1ngton: must have outside sales ex-
per. and car; good starting salary,
comm. and car allowance with car
insurance paid. When replying state
IT, I&&,
sourHnkN ea Her pAfk1Es bs11s 1Sc' Tcisins E. to
Callahan, Washington 13, D. c. -25
SALESMEN---One of the oldest cor
porations in America needs sales
customers in greater washinston.
We furnish all contacts and will
prove by, actual demonstration in
the Held that from $500 to $500 per
Week csr efns sasnsd For II nfaqma a9hr
tion and positive proof Of the above
call between 1870 am. and 1880
Pm. 91s Warner Bldg. 18th and
sALEsMES.. Is; h;S. white, D. c. resident, @aa
under 40 years, with car, to call on
ment with top salary and commits
sion Give experience in selling
and merchandising in full resume Of
past employment. Write Box 444-
u, Star. -0S
SALESMEN-We need qualified sales
men to augment our present organi-
zation, car and evening work nee.
For appt. and interview, call ANIERI-
CAN AL,MINUM SPECIALITIES INC.
TR. 1891. -25
SALESMEN-Nation Concern has
opening for two men. age 25 to As:
must have proven sales experience;
salary $3.50 monthly plus commits
sion. See Mr.. Nick. 8 to II. at
624 Tower Bldg. -25
Evening star., 1950-05-24

BOY WANTED by ALAN UPHOL-
ST5ERY CO, 922 Burlington ave,
MAN-coiored for D. G. S. Grocery:
knowledge Of produce and vege-
tables; must have drivers license,
and be sober. 144S st. NV. -25
MAN, white. for small fountain in
CONCORD PHARMACY, 1915 New
Hampshire ave NV. ia
MAN TO HEAD accounting dept. and
credit dept. of local corporal ton.
Accounting and financial manage
ment experience or education desir-
Sponsibility. Write Box $40 Star
stating education, experience, age
and marital status; include refer
Evening star., 1950-05-24

OUTSIDE statesmen to follow
through on good sales leads
est retail jewelry stores; car and
local refs. a must. Opportunity to
earn an excel. income for right
party. Contact Mr.. Roberts, ELI
RUBIN CO., us 9TH st. NV. -25
PAINTER, exper.; residential work, in
LUVEN CONSTRUCTION CO, 26O6
Wilson blvd. OW. 1874. go
PAINTER, inside and out. $50 week
Apply Thursday. IL am, 1907