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, 1951-04-02
OFF The BLACKBOARD:
Roundup Of Basketball
Champions
member of his own team.

member of his own team.
White was actually named top
player Of the year by The Sport
ing News before the fix story
broke, but other magazines and
polls scrapped their results to
drop him from their lists.
The greatest contribution in
college basketball was made by a
Negro, however, 6 feet 8 inches
tall Junius Kellogg of Manhattan
college. Kellogg was not one of
the nations best players, but he
was the nations most courageous
players.
When he was approached by
gamblers with the idea Of helping
to fix a game, he reported to his
coach and the police. This brought
the first real break in the various
scandals.
Kellogg is now a sergeant in the
army, still looking for a uniform
which will fit him. He was called
back as a member of the reserves.
Some reporters are limiting that he
was called into the service for his
own safety because of what might
happen to him for reporting the
fix attempt.
Only one team in a big national
tournament featured Negro play
ers. This was Seton Hall, present
ing 6 feet 10 inches of Walker
Dukes and also Bobby Hurt. Dukes
led the team into the semifinals of
the National Invitational tourna-
ment at Madison Square Garden,
but the team failed to reach the
finals.
The Pro Game -.
AS usual, the Harlem Globe
trotters were the nations most
popular players, although not the
best. So far they have lost only
one game. to the famed Minnea-
polls Lakers featuring the great
George Mikan at center.
In the National Basketball as
ISOLATION, two Of the better teams
the Boston Cletics and the New
York Knickerbookers, feature Ne
gro players. The Cletics have
Charley Cooper, ex-Duquesne star
and the Knickerbockers have Ma
(Sweetwater) Clifton, Chicago ace
The man most sought after b!
the pros, Don Barksdale, still
, 1951-04-02

basketball season is over, and base
ball is moving in There still are
a few games to be played such as
the pro National Basketball as
ISOLATION and the Harlem Globe
trotters-College Stars meets, but
otherwise nothing is doing.
Negro College Basketball
In the Negro cage game, only
two conference champions took
,double honors = both in the tour
nament and the seasons race.
Morris Brown did it in the 81
AC, Southern intercollegiate Ath-
letic conference, and Alcorn did 1t
in the SCAC, South Central Ath-
letic conference.
In STAG competition, Morris
Brown compiled the best averaged
v e. achieved in the history of the
loop. On their home court, the
Purple Wolverines did not lose a
game. for the season they had a
1872 record plus a 40 tournament
score.
Alcorn swept through SCAC
activity, winning easily during the
season and in the tournament. The
Braves for the first time achieved
rating with the top teams this sea-
son.
Two conferences, the Midwest
and the Southwest, did not have
tournaments. Wilberforce State
and Kentucky States were CO.
CHAMPIONS of the midwest, and
Southern, tops in the southwest.
Kentucky State whipped the green
Wave on the Wilberforce court to
tie for the crown.
The CIAA and SEAC had two
champions, during the season.
North Carolina college was tops In
the standings, but the eagles tel
in the tournament semi-flnals 1o1
the CIAA. Virginia Union proved
a surprise winner in the tourney
Savannah State was the best
. on won-lost records in the SEAC
At tournament time, however, the
Georgians were upset, as Clafllr
college. an inspired %quintent, tool
meet honors.
Interrcalial Basketball
intercollegiate basketball saw
the greatest stars bite into the bit
ter weed of temptation, and los
their honors and opportunities.
Undoubtedly the best player O.
the nation was Leroy White o.
Long Island. Alsotops were nj
teammate Leroy Smith and CEN
players Ed Warner and F1oy'
Layne. All five men were droppe'
from various all star teams an
other similar honors because the,
were involved in various "fixed
games.
Only untainted top player wa
Bill Garrett of Indiana, named t
the Look All American secon
+oom the Associated Press secOn
, 1951-04-02
Bunche Presents
Oscars At Academy
Awards Dinner

HOLLYWOOD, Calf, April 2,
(ANP)- DR.. Ralph J. Bunche,
Nobel Peace Prize winner, Thurs
day night, sparkled in the glitter
and glamor Of Hollywood as he
presented to Joseph Mankiewicz
the Academy award for the best
motion picture of the year, Cali
About Eve"
In a brief talk before making
his presentation. DR.. Bunche
praised the movie industry for
constructive and understanding
assistance in helping achieve ulto-
mately a world Of peace and
brotherhood" He also related the
industry should be the place for
democracy.
DR.. Bunche is the first Negro to
ever make an Academy award pre-
sentation. This years program was
the 23rd annual.
Also, winning an award was the
song, "Mona Lisa" from the
, 1951-04-02

For a greater southwest Dayton,
Trade where you see the business
mems sign.
Evening star., 1951-12-12
|Tobin Warns Union
OF Red InfiItration
BY tho Associoisd Press

Daniel j. Tobin, president o1
the AFL International Teamsters
Union. says he has inside infor-
nation that there is a secret Com
munist movement on to get in
side the union.
Writing in the December issue
of the International Teamsters
Mr.. Tobin says the Communists
want to capture the teamsters
and other transport unions to
paralyze industry when the pro-
per time comes" His article, ad-
dressed to members of teamster
locals, adds:
There is a movement on Sc
|cretly to get inside your unions.
Those people want in who would
not only destroy your unions and
take your money and power away
but would destroy the very gov
ernment which gave you the free
dom you now enjoy. I ask you not
to think I am exaggerating. wish
I could give you more of the inside
information that I happen to have
obtained because of my position,
acquaintance and contacts with
men in public life"
He asked the members to work
night and day towards strength
ening" the union and to "be care
full who you admit to your men,
bership."
Evening star., 1951-12-12

uninsulaved and uncorrugated
electric wires" which permanently
injured him so that his ability to
lever earn a livelihood was de-
stroyed" by virtue of burns and a
nerve injury. The suit charged the
company of "wanton disregard for
the care and safety Of Others"
The complaint asks $780, 900
damages for the boy and an
additional $4,000 compensatory
damages for his father. The boy
has been patient in Gallinger
Hospital since the accident, the
suit stated.
Evening star., 1951-12-12
boy Burned by Wires Sues Pepco for S175,OOO

A football. lodged in a tree, and
a boy bur.1sS by high tension
wires while trying to retrieve it,
led today to $175,000 damage
suit against the Potomac Electric
Power Co.
The suit was brought by 9-year-
old Melvin K. Brown through his
father. Leroy Brown, 2705 E street
me.
1t asserted that. last August Is.
Melvin climbed a tree on his
fathers property to retrieve a
football. that he came in contact
with "high-powered, uncovered,
Evening star., 1951-12-12
Wilson Speoks Tomorrow

Defense Mobilizer Charles e.
Wilson will speak on mobilization
policies at 1890 pm. tomorrow
at a National Press Club lunch
con.
Evening star., 1951-12-12

Complete service for II imported translucent china the pctu
Roevete" (noss rose pattern deIicotey lovely
with its snowwhte background coou sproy blush
roses and eove bonded by thin eo line
Included ore II dinner Potes Il soods Il breed buffers
rim poes II dessert poes II cups and Also
large platter small platter covered casserole open vegetable
dish, souceboot, ereomer, covered sugar.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Floor
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-09-15

liam Melnyk & Sons and to Peter
w. Melnyk, both of Chapman, AL
berta.
Range bulls are going to be
scarcer than usual this fall. AS an
indication Of the movement of long
yearling bulls to commercial opera
tors, one Oregon buyer took 1S9
head out of southern Montana in
one shipment. With Howard Lewis,
Bozeman. acting as agent, Gill Cat
tie Co. purchased SO head from A. E.
Boswell. Billings; 80 from Wilbur
Storey, Bozeman: II from Jerry
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-09-15

Prescott. Bozeman: I from N. L.
Towne. Bozeman: from Ray Isben
& Son. Wilsall. and IA from Tip
Cline. Manhattan.
Fred Gill who made the selection
is reported to have said he was i'm
pressed with the size and scale Of
Montana Herefords. It is his first
purchase of Montana cattle.
From Becker Hereford Ranch and
Bob Burns, both of Wilsall, went
shipment of what many who saw
them said was an extreme top group
of bulls, 81 head, to Walter Hall,
Yakima, Wash.
Hall also selected IS bulls from
Dutton Hereford ranch. Gold Creek,
and 81 from Ernest Wight. Hall.
Wayne Hill sold 35 range bulls
to Arapahoe ranch, Thermopolis.
Wyo.. and L. Dyer & Sons sent 80
to the same buyer.
George Lacey. Drummond. sold
Is and Ernest Wight, 10. to ]. G.
Rosasco of California.
Oscar Sales. Bozeman. sold 7 bulls
to Via-Pond Cattle association. Mel
rose.
Orr Herefords. Inc. reported the
sales of 100 mixed commercial
please Turn to Page SOD
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-09-15

plon steer award
at the Month
cello, Ia, fair in
late August. The
steer was bred
by Bar 10 ranch,
Sheridan, Wyo.
= = =
J. G. Price,
Conrad, recently
sold two beef
Shorthorn fe-
males to Will
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-09-15
EVERYTHING SELLS
AT THE RANCH

WRITE FOR YOUR cATALoG TODAY! For eOtOIOss,
nfomotion reservations contact the Western Livestock
Reporter Box 1897 Billings. Sole Headquarters: Hotel
Florence. MssouI0. The sole starts promptly at M,
Saturday, September n, the Porch r0nch IA miles
northeast OF StevensvIIe the Three Mile Road Your
0uctoneers H. B. Suser and Mormon G. WOrsinske.
Larry Gill for the Montana Former-Stockm0n
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-09-15
Notes - By Gill

A WHITE-FACED steer fed out by
Father Flanagan's Boys Town, Boys
Town, Neb., won the grand cham
Evening star., 1951-11-02

Richard Conte stars in I'VE Who
Are Young"
$3.50, WCFM-C Capitol Event
Excerpts from the biography OF
Princess Elizabeth.
10:0O, WMAL-C Cavalcade OF
Sports: Paddy Young and Ernie
Durando meet in a 10-round middle
weight bout.
1880, WASH-Senator Robert A
Taft: Senator Taft addresses the
Republican Citizens Finance Com
|mittee Of Illinois.
TelevisiOn Today.
500, WNB W-Boston Symphony
Orchestra: Charles Munich conducts
the orchestra in Beethoven
"Egmont Overture" and Ravel's
"Rophsodie Espagnole."
$3.50, WTTG-You Asked for It:
Leo Irby, successor to the late
Houdini, does the Houdini milk car
escape.
$3.50. W-We, the People
Horace MacMahon, Beatriz Berg.
man Pich and Joe Laurie visit.
900, WTOP-Playhouse of Stars:
Helen Hayes stars in THE Lucky
Touch"
1000, WNBW-C Cavalcade ot
Sports: Paddy Young meets Ernie
Durando in 10-round middle.
weight bout.
1880, WTOP-Hollywood Openins
Night: Ross Ford and Lynne Robert.
have the leads in Texas Parson."
1o:45, WNBW-Greatest Fights
The film is Of the Jack Dempsey.
Jesse Willard bout Of July 4, 1918
Evening star., 1951-11-02
HighIights
Radio Today.

7:45, WOL-Inside Government
Gene Berger is heard on a new pro-
gram of Government news.
8:15, WGMS-Library of Congress
Concert: The Budapest String
Quartet plays music by Mozart
Bartok and Mendelssohn.
500, MGM Theater
Evening star., 1951-11-02

Evening news broadcast. di-
rect from The Stars news
room. Monday through Friday
over Stations WMAL and
WMAL-FM; 6 pm.
Evening star., 1951-11-02
TMevieion Tnn1orrow Saturday. November 3. 1851

Movies for Na H. The was Mns 1ho smH tss sang H.
1a5 fasth A0 Westrn P|yhsI j.
Playhouse
Sta Time HsuisI asa. National Revue
TO- A snd
sht In, Industry pande
FoohsN. lnmeE MehnG
Evening star., 1951-05-07
ROOM CIERK
ROUTE statesmen

nOO i T. OALCOINlGN
Take this opportunity to
earn $50 week while training
for well-established laundry
route. Excel. advancement
for high-caliber. aggressive
men. Apply to personnel
department or phone DU. III
Evening star., 1951-05-07
HELP WOMEN
KEYPUNCH OPERATOR,
CLERK-TYPIST

AddresSograph Trainee
(Under 400
81 a hour, 5-day week
Vacation with pay
Sick leave
Bonus vacation for good attendance
cafeteria facilities
Group insurance
LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
Room 300. S16 14th st. NV, be-
tween 9 am.-3 pm. s
LADY OF CHARACTER and ability
able to handle discriminating CHI
entele; hrs, 8 to 3, no Sat. Ref.
REQ Start about $40 wk. Rm. 702.
710 14th st. NV.
LADIES, 10 to 15 hrs. wkly. will
earn you S25 to S35 in refined sales
work, of famous lingerie and hosiery;
no canVaSSing. Ma. 1851. S
Evening star., 1951-05-07
statesmen

statesmen
Would you like to better your posi-
yr.-old company. which is the recog-
niZed leader in its field and whose
name is a symbol of prestige to
every. prospect? The following facts
would interest you:
IOur statesmen are the highest paid
in their field.
Our statesmen do no prospecting or
CanVaSsing OF any kind.
Our statesmen are furnished definite
appointments with prospects who
have expressed a desire to buy our
product.
Our statesmen have full and complete
training and cooperation.
Our salemen are backed by con-
stant radio, television and news
paper advertising.
Our statesmen are fully and ade-
auately equipped with every possible
sales aid
Our statesmen enjoy financial security
Our statesmen are proud Of their
company, product and lob.
We are proud Of our statesmen.
Our product is known and appre-
ciated by 900 of the people in our
territory.
Our statesmen sell a product that
saves its cost several times.
sity that the prospect MUST buy in
good times or bad
Our saleSmens earnings increase
constantly.
All our statesmen have chance at
rapid promotion to executive posi-
tons. Some are promoted in less
tnan one year.
A, lob on our sales force In worth
from $4,000 to $4,000 per year,
according to your ability
We have no material restrictions or
shortages.
Men who have sold storm windows.
appliances. vacuum cleaners, inSur-
ance. real estate. books, intangibles,
heating, aluminumware, etc, owe it
to themselves to investigate this op-
portunity. 1t may never come your
way again.
Apply to Mr. ELDRIDGE. Hotel Con-
Eresslonal. 100 N. J. ave. Sc, Tues
DAY, May s, IL am. or 4 pm. No
other hours; no telephone calls,
please. Car required.
Evening star., 1951-05-07
HELP MEN

YOUNG MAN, MAN eSlqEed. % cred t for work A.I in
KET. 730 Sligo ave. Silver Spring
YOUNG MAN, neat appearance. for
general work in drugstore: must
have Md. chauffeur permit. Apply
KENSINGTON PHARMACY, in shop
ping center, 10000 Lincoln ave.
KenSington. Md. p
YOUNG MAN for work in wholesale
parts warehouse, 5-day wk.. start
ing salary, S190 per mo. See Mr.:
Benner. PACKARD MOTOR CAR
CO. 1242 gath st. NV.
MAN. interested in a career,
for clerical position with good OPP
portunity for advancement; age 90
30;. some college training preferred.
Room 300. S16 14th st. NV. 5
MAN, neat appearing and
alert. to work in mems formal-wear
shop. MARTIN MANNING, 733 18th
st. NV. s
MAN to weatherstrip and in
stall storm windows in Baltimore:
experienced only Phone Woodlawn
141, Baltimore, Md -
MAN WANTED-Large In
dustrial firm requires young man
for general Office work; must be good
typist, knowledge Of shorthand
helpful but not essential. Write stat
ing qualifications. Box ASIA. Star.
Evening star., 1951-05-07
Real Estate Statesmen

Your success is a matter of must
. with US, and every modern aid and
individual assistance will be di-
Tected toward that end This we'll
established Office is interested in
both an exper. nan and one or two
who would be interested in estab-
asT snns nlmSe n she c6n5dn
Contact Mr.. Terms at once in strict
confidence
Evening star., 1951-05-07
HELP MEN tcont.l

RETAIL SALESMAN or saleslady. art
and drafting supplies; experience
preferred. Ask for Mr.. Stobart, M
8. CHM CO., 1417 New York ave.
Evening star., 1951-05-07

MAN WANTED
Reliable man needed to assist In local
branch operations. Apply 925 Sill
yer Spring ave. 10
wishing for better Job
and do something about it. Full
S104.25 per week and up, They
an experienced man accompany and
teach them. Keep your present
job and start evenings and Sat
urdays If you wish to prove what
a wonderful opportunity, this Is to
better yourself. Established ter;
National Press Bldg. 14th and F
MEN-Painters reliable; several open
ingS; varied work. See Iceland
NAYLoR GARDENS, 30th and Nayloi
MEN ii3), work with mgr. on regular
routes: steady, work, good pay. Rm
422, Bond Bldg. =
metal fabrication: no exper, re;
SPECIALITY co. 5O3 Bradley blvd
MEN. 55 to 70, to meet public fol
light sales work, with short hours
about 500 wkly. Apply RIM. 702
710 14th st. NV. s
MEN-You can earn S100 week and
more. experienced only, canvassine
nationally advertised watches on
Credit o,sns car nG MTw %oRR ETE
PRESSER. experienced; good wages
S474 Piney Branch I'd, Silver
Spring SH 1896
Evening star., 1951-05-07

Men who have sold storm windows.
appliances. vacuum cleaners, insur-
ance: real estate. books, intangibles,
heatlng, aluminumware, etc, owe it
to themselves to investigate this on
portunity. 1t may never come your
way again.
Evening star., 1951-05-07
HELP MEN

SHOVEL OPERATOR. exper. on Bay
City Or Northwest. Call sH. 26ss
SKIP IIoGCArER. part time. to WORE
II store, day or evening. MR.. 10.
E.1u, 719 9TH st. NV.
SODA FOUNTAINi capable manag-
ing fountain, must be experienced.
Apply KENSINGTON PHARMACY
in shopping center, 10S00 Lincoln
ave, Kensington, Md. 3
fountain in drugstore; no nights.
no Sundays. Good salary; local ref.
Apply in person. 14th and L NV.
SoLICITORS-You can earn $40 to
S15 per DAY selling coffee to Wash
ington housewives for Nation
wide concern: expenses and COM
OliVet I'd. ne, $50 am. to 10:30
SPOTTER for dry cleaning debt.
must De experienced. Apply WASH
INGTON LAUNDRY, 2627 K ST. NV.
SPRAY MAN. one with exper. spray
ing enameled household appliances;
40-hr,.. 5-day, wk.; excel: company
SEARS, RoEBUcK & CO. 1901
sFFESoGRAPHER FfSfsGfs fTf re General once T work
paid vacation, annual increases
disqualification. group insurance and
pension plan. If you desire an in
teresting, permanent position, apply
JOHN HANCOCK MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE CO, 1887 De Sales
sToCK CLERK, wholesale electrical
and hardware supply firm. Execu-
sToRE 1tof E-ie1 CLERK in large local lann-
Apply MANHATTAN COMPANY,
sGPEREisoR fa Eifst'R% q fE6i 6smt NV and hall jan
itors; large housing DEVELOPMENT in
nearby Va; good working condit tions,
> wkS. vacation with pay and in
surance. Write in detail your quail
iticatoas with 1,t refeFsncs5 ard salary
SURVEY RoDMAN and chairman;
permanent employment for men eX-
perienced in subdivision work. Ap-
glIyyss ely Mr.; SKA KAPLAG' AZ 1904 Ripley st.
TECHNIcfAN. age W a1-3o, exper, in
cally control of electronic equip
ment inventory; all modern employc
benefits; excel salary for qualified
person. Cali HU. 5000, MR.. HoL-
PRESS OPERATOR, for s
weeks vacation relief beginning ap-
proXimately July ,. Good salary.
Phone FAIRCHILD PUBLICATIONS,
sERvICEMAN. expert
enced; excellent opportunity; perma-
nent position with growing con-
Germ; CAPITOL TELEvIsIoN & AP-
PLIAN!CEs' INC 1860 Mt. Vernon
THEATER MANAGER. white perma- =
nent position for man 35 to 40
yrs. no eXper. necessary; must be
sober honest, dependable. Apply
1915 9TH st. NV. md floor. 5
TILE Settlers
Rsses ca men 56 only s5s4 sssdy cRowS 10 Sp
TILE coNTR8cT1NG CO.
TIRE CHANGER, colored; must have
ary. AMERICAN TIRE CO, 1915
TRAILER DRIVER, white
for local gasoline deliveries. Apply
in person to Mr.. Ball, L. P. STEU-
ART & BROS. INC. 18th and L
TRUCK DRIVER
We have an immediate opening for a
appearance and between IS and 35
years of age; previous experience
and D. c permit required: must be
able to pass physical exam. In ad-
dition to salary. generous company
benefits will be provided Apply
Personnel. Room 500 Open week
days. S:30-5 and Sat. 81. No phone
calls.
Evening Star Building
Evening star., 1951-05-07

BEAUTICIAN. experienced. all
around; no evening work. Apply in
person; RENE. 1904 Conn. ave. NV.
BEAUTiCIAN - Experienced in all
work. Apply in person. to 3. Mon,
through Sat. ANNANDALE BEAUTY
SALON, Annandale, Va. 8
BEAUTICIAN--Uppe Conn. ave. sa-
Ion; with following: full or part
time. MR. BRADLEY, DU. 95S3,
Sundays; HO. 9546, weekdays. =
BEAUTICIAN, expert; good salary and
commission; also part-time operator
LILLIAN CRAMER. Ills 18th st.
BEAUTICIAN-Exp all-around op-
orator; immediate opening. Also
manicurist and shampoo girl Apply
at HUGO'S: 1903 X st, NV. 10
BEAUTICIAN, experienced. good sal
ary. full or part time. DEVON
SHIRE BEAUTY SALON, 4105 Wis
conSin ave. NV, WO. $500. u
BEAUTICIAN. manicurist, good hrs,
excel. salary: 5-day wk.; air-cond.
LEE. STUDIO. 18th and N. Y. ave.
observation-disclosures operator;
must be especially good at perma-
nent waving. Phone Elk 9131,
PARK LANE BEAUTY SHOP. S
Evening star., 1951-05-07
YOIJNGMAN

High or vocational school graduate
having a basic knowledge of cleo
tronics or practical radio repairs
and desiring permanent position
Call Ma 1884 or write. giving cX-
pericnce. THOMAS A. EDISON, INC,
1893 I. st NV s
Evening star., 1951-05-07

475s Lee hwy, RIM; 4, Arlington, Va
tFor employment in our No. Airing
CLERK. for dry Cleaning store; good
Fry cLEANERs. ER 2i49 T19N st St. NV 49, ~
CLERK-Age over %; service follow
up clerk in established automobile
leadership; must have typing ex-
Perience and ability to contact pub,
Workgv Vic by teleph9ns edndnors good ca pay MR aTd
HOVER. WA. O900. =
CLERK. general office work, chance
to learn business machines. Knowl-
edge. OF typing preferred. Apply 8
to II am, MANHATTAN LAUNDRY
AND DRY CLEANING CO.. 1928
CLERK. willing to work with figures.
by national trade association; good
starting salary and excel. working
conditions; 5-day week; new &C.
5ldg'; ;o,a association benefits. CAN
CLERK. white, for dry cleaning store:
must know how to sew. Apply 500
CLERK Tor for othce routine; no typing
necessary; must be accurate with
figures; steady. job. high pay for
TRAI cIEANERs sS !Fs sS5 SBOts caTPol rp iAN st.
NV. GE. 1924.
CLERK (whitel. experienced. for
valet shop. 2601 18th st. NV. $
girl for part-time
stenogTaphic and general clerical
work. Prefer hours $50 to 2:30.
Call MA. 6203 for appointment, u
CLERK. exper., in dry cleaning store;
!5-day week, vacation with pay; must
be steady and reliable DEPEND
ABLE ABLE CLEANERS. 30os Columbia
CLERK, excellent salary. TO learn
fire insurance; typing required; o.
day week. Investment Bldg, MA
CLERK, white; young lady to assist
in ofice. Typing and switchboard
Opportunity to learn bookkeeping
Perm. Call RA. 1923. 39l2 Ga. ave
CLERK-For ONCE of c. p. A. arm:
typing essential. with small know
ledge Of shorthand Preferable one
interested in Public Accounting
State details. Box 430-A, Star.
Evening star., 1951-05-07
HELP WOMEN

CLERK -TYPIsT for accounting once;
knowledge of shorthand helpful
| Apply general ofhce, WASHINGTON
PROPERTIES, INC. 5000 Woodley
I'd NV $
CLERK -TYPIST-Fo furniture store;
good salary, permanent position.
Apply P j NEE FURNITURE CO.,
145 1th st. NV IL
Evening star., 1951-05-07
HELP MEN

statesmen WITH CAR
Vacuum cleaner or sewing machine
experience, leads furnished. no can
vasSing. Our men earn over $4,000
per year. Apply CLEAN RITE
STORES. 925 F st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-01-11
ROOMS FURNlsHEb-N.W.

For !and clearing, grading and exca
vatlng: For free estimate, call
Evening star., 1951-01-11
INSTRUCTION COURSES

was IN soYp Gs School eiuS5nd g days. ys'1 With
out previous training. studying
BoYD Shorthand & Typing. was
aslnS 62th 9Th subjects s,Id + ssgp ssl
courses in both BOYD and GREGG
shorthand, touch tipping, cal. ma
sSs~ slassss; s.rsS;5ss SoxD Sc SeH99E sss
rBxREGEFrloA1sT s sfs eT; SAi aS4C; course easily
tuition. $50: nisht. SIS " MRS. sss
CHANDLER. HU. 1924, ST. 727s.
MILLINERY-Indivi instruction
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