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of the finest in government,
will sacrifice SO as to give of
his time and energy to the wei
fare Of the community. How
ever. there communities are
far in the minority.
UNLESS and until we reach
the place where men under
take to sacrifice time from
their private affairs for COM
munity duty, it seems as if the
situation will remain that sa-
laried Legislators will represent
the lesser of two evils. We
hope to see the day, and hope
it comes soon, but until then
we shall have to make the best
of it. Of course, it should not
be forgotten hat there is no
thing inherently wrong in sa-
laried Legislators. The ques-
ton only arises because of our
meager economic situation.
And the day may come when
that condition is improved to
the point that payment of po-
iiticians present no problem.
, 1951-04-13

locally seem to require that
we demand full-time service
from our Councilmen, and
this we can demand only if
salaries accompany the Office,
THIS paper in 1912 edi-
torialized to the effect that
Councilmen should be salari-
ed. What brought forth such
a thought was that the affairs
OF the Island were being treat
ed lightly. The Council would
recess in the middle of a most
heated and vital argument or
discussion-taking time out for
refreshment. Then t here was
the time when the bill for So
daS alone mounted to $500. AS
we thought then, it would be
much better if we paid out
right, and demanded that the
best possible service be given
the community. Nor were we
unmindful of the financial pro-
blem that would be raised,
but to us then, and even now,
it seemed the better of two
evils.
MANY a city on the CONT
nent has conducted its affairs
on a purely voluntary basis,
but in those instances many a
government worker leaves his
desk, sits in the legislature,
and returns when the session
is over. Many professionals,
anxious to serve, and Jealous
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MoRonY ASKFp ME. RUHi . .


the Chicago Defender "Bingsys SoTk Club
Ism m Crow Anergic 70 colors"
The picture Of The month In Detective story"
Business cuttered desks makes
they much 20 do.
I n noSsy VINO had a Of hum0r.
Mostca with their opinions.
I a boOkmAker m0nogramed
can't remember seeing a fruit stand eating apple
Annabele truly married thirteen years
Thanksgiving Day Now, have Happy Thanksgiving Day
too
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-11-23
Granger Speaks To
MIlI Civ NAAcp

Shelton Granger, executive sec
Rotary Of the Minneapolis Urban
League stressed the Importance
OF cooperation between human re-
lations organizations in the goal
OF achieving fun citizenship for
minority groups" last Sunday.
November lS. at the Minneapolis
branch meeting Of the NAACP.
Minneapolis and other mid.
western cities were fortunate In
achieving this cooperation. In
Minneapolis we do not find the
rivalry that exists In eastern
cities between organizations with
common goals, Granger stated.
A nominating committee was
elected to report on a slate Of
candidates for the annual cleo
lions To be held on December 10.
Other candidates can be nOminA.
ted by petition signed by 30 or
more members OF the Minneapolis
branch In good standing as Of
thirty days prior 10 the annual
meeting.
The following people were nom
mated to servo on the nominating
committee: Opal Jones. Herbert
Howell. Sidney Lorber. Mrs. Win
mic johnson. Talmadge Carey,
Mrs. Coleridge Hendon, Harold
Wilson, Mrs. William Cratic Jr.
Mrs. Mario Williams. Curtis
Curtis Chivrrs, Enroll FAAsett,
Mrs, william Cratic Sr, and NIL
ton williams
The following wcre elected
Mrs Opal Jones, chairman; Mrs.
Colcridge Hendon. Harold Wilson,
Curtis ChivcrS. TAimRdEe Carey,
Enroll FaSsett. Sidney LorbeT
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Almost About
Everything
ny Percy VIVA

another big event The 18th Annual Percy
again stage boxing show at he Ascension
Club Monday night December I7h
In humble opinion this II.
boxing parts amateurs that give their best
start and before large crowd
10 do he sam year.
May repsa. what this all about Every year for the past
IS boxing profits
rived from worthy
land from the looks Of H. IL should be tops Hun
deds Of business people that
alone profitable you only pages
ads but some good pictuea and Interesting oa NAV b o mod
% AZ To that alone 1.-THE will be worth the
price OF AdmiSalon.
WHAT WE WITH 90
Again this year have a Of known cit
Ens who also noted for their civic mndednsaS They
trustse) Edwin l.. Haslet and Bradshaw MIntensr.
On Sunday, December Ncoet
o some 200 boys from all sections Of tho city will the
Christmas dinner buy along with interesting
that they will long remember
Last Judge Luther spent
$4,000 90 for athletic equipment distributed
ment houses the city Such athletic equipment
baseball bats balls baseball gloves bastbaS
tons and individual that needed happy
and again this committee the Job.
TIL" has always been fAVo project We also feel that
athletic equipment
and mako kids happy with then what
year
Their. ar. many cause. thu. one syc. T. ever, yea, s, like
the saying 1T " better to give than to get Remember that
IN. 0o,.,, ,,Dv ,oS..,, ,,av ,,,,, u,,,,. o,,. m a.,
OF Maynard Jones Thursday night st.
he"S land according clippings
IN
record books knowing fighter person
ally have against
him and that when Eddie eye
referee stopped the fight Talking Matthew'S
OF tho soft gensmany
Loughln the oneme light heavyweight champion
married twice and has three old daughter
Emmett Idaho Started fighting at 10 fighting
Army put In three
In the service and got citation for bravery
Of the service In 40 Matthews picked
string Of 81 consecutive
in good standing New York
match In January The show st. Paul will draw of the
largest houses there
great fight pair many
headlines the past year
promised exceptionally
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1914 SneIIlnu Ave So.

3524 Smelling Ave So.
rooms all newly decorated. Fun
basement with gas heat and auto
matte hot water. Kitchen IL ultra
modern with all steel sink and
built in cabinets. Walls OF kitchen
and bath are tiled. S7,40O, 1900
dn.
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27I Z. 36th 81.

27l {. 36fh So.
Lovely 8 room home. Very well
built. Modern throughout. Full
basement Gas heat. Automatic
hot water. Garage. $1,000 dn.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-11-23
LOTS OF ACTION
At WHEATLEY
BOXING SHOW
ny Jimmie Griffin

Over 700 people saw plenty Of
action last Monday night. Nov.
10. at the Phyllis Wheatley Mems
Club Sixth Annual BAKING show.
The hiRhlight of the evening
came when Yves Hayden Of
Phyllis WheatIcy won q close de-
ceslon over Don MuchR OF Albert
Lea. MINI. both middlsweightH.
Hayden and MuchA who were
semifinalists In the Upper Mid
west Golden Gloves last Febru-
AIRY, were No closely matched that
the three judges had Hayden win
ming by a slim margin Of one
point.
The most spectacular bout was
between wsltsrwcights Neil
Frazier Of Phyllis Whsatley and
Al Burke Of the u. s. Air Force.
Burke out punched Frazier 10 win
the first round and Frazier came
back strong 10 win the second
round and had Burke on the can
vas.
In the last round, both boys
went at II with both barrels. UNI
III Frazier FlOOred Burke with a
hard right 10 ne chin.
Referee Johnny Dcotis wisely
stopped the fight when Burke got
up because he was stlll WOODY,
This made Frazier the winner by
a technical knockout.
Yves Hayden, Phyllis Wheatley,
dcclhonCd Don MuCha, Albert Lea,
100.
Frank PaIalco. 81. Paul. deci-
stoned Dick Hanson, Unity House
ii2,
Arden Helmcn. Pillabury House,
dcciEioned Mel Fontaine. st Paul
I27.
Roger Frazier. Phyllis wheatisy
declsionsd Jim LAWN, Pillsbury
house. heAvyweights.
ThenphlluA Moore. Phyllis
Wheatley. decisioned Jerry THE
boult, Pillsbury house. 100.
Johnny LockhRFt. 81, Paul
scored TKO over bob Hildreth,
Logan Park, round three, 127,
Bob Frazier, Phyllis WheRtley,
scored TKO over Al Burke. UsAF.
round three. lat.
Bob Williams, Phyllis wheatley,
knocked out Erv Lampman, Al
bert Lea. second round, 1856.
Jerry Brooke Phyllis wheatley,
deoiAioned Pete Alters. PiIlsbury
House, 1876.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-11-23
PRINCE RooERS 70 PLAY
At BAMBOo ROOM

Prince Rogers and his combO
will open at the Bamboo Room.
2O7 So. Third st.. Friday night.
November %. This popular combo
features John Nelson and IL well
known TO most Twin Citians.
Rogers and his combo Is noted
for It's artistic and individual ar
engagements Of the latest hits plus
some OF the old favorites.
A. D. Casaius, manager Of the
Bamboo Room said there viii be
no cover charge during Rogers
engagement at the popular mite
spot
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-11-23

Tom Archer, natiOnAll known
tenor sax man who records with
Wynonnis Harris and George
Floyd, vocal sololHt who was for
years q mainstay Of Fletcher
Henderson band. a now popular
Chicago and New York favorite
will appear with the Percy
Hughes orchestra at the Labor
Temple, ia s. E. Fourth st.. Sun
day night. Nov. 20.
This Is the only public dance
scheduled for the after Thanks
giving period.
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WILLIAMS SALES CO.
3o6 S. 3rd s.. MA. OFT
30I6 Afh Ave, So.

3YI0 Af1 Ave. 50.
Modern six room home. Fun base
ment- Gas heat. Automatic hot
water. Fully insulated. Excellent
condition throughout. Large lot.
$500 DIN.
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Twin Cities Biggest VoIuo - Want Ads
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Eddie My old lady says she's
going to put me down II don't
stop running around.
Sammy: That's rough.
Eddy: Yeah, II Is. I'm going TO
miss her.
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Remittance in currency, coin,
checks or stamps should accompany
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premnaes and determined To make st. Paul heavyweight
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2 ROOM APARTMENT for rent.
Respectable woman desired. Kit
chen has gas range and sink. 1908
No. Washington. AT. 474S. X-l6
. RGAL ESIAII
Evening star., 1951-12-18

The Hecht Co., Cosmetics Street Floor, Wcshinoton
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rs Kennedy ~ st NV pa oef

: -9 -ASLt-ISuy SS. w hA- 2oUU,
1920. "a
CARPETING-Big savings. RIM. size
or Eall-wal. Name brands. MRS.
LEVENIHAL. RA. 1902.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC
BABY-sITTERs, companions for shr

BABY-SITTERS, companions for shut
1ns; reliable personnel. ARLING-
TON HOMEMAKERS' SERVICES, ia.
S-0450 OW. S345.
BABY SITTER, eXper.. white, grand
mother; by hour, single days, any
time; refs. RA. 37S1.
COON, Golored woman cife for 1st elass'
references. AID. OS17.
COOK. G.H.W.-small adult family.
5 days. 10 through o'clock; S25,
carfare; ref, experience. vi. 5STo.
CooKGHW ysSs5 se sspfE SseF BsEt Ps5t t%e Tgg
GaMeoI0ref WarN; local req ak Ak GeseS $685.
G.H.W.-Girl (colored) desires days
work; reference. ia. Oslo. I,
G.HW.-Colored girl wants regular
work, 5-day week; Sc. pref. DI.
wants partstime work. CO, 5s7s. !.
H.W.-Colored girl wants days
work; have reference; RE. sl46:
Ssat' ii%s. NJ MI sosS. x the week or part
GIRL, eoIored. exp, wants regular
york ee. for Monday and We'd; refs.
GlhL, Coloreu, ueSlIeS Gay R.n. Y.
Tues, Wed. Thurs. and Sat, Call
GIRL. colored. cleaning small apart
ment Or care of child. part time.
GIRL, colored. desires day work.
GIRL. colored. wishes morning, part
time work. Call after IL noon.
DE. 1868.
GIRL. colored, wants days work OF
part time; excellent references. Ii
3-1717.
GIRL. colored. wants care of chill
dren; 5 days. Call HI. 5000.
GIRL, colored, wants day or half day
ironing; references. HI. ,4317.
GIRL, colored. desires part-time eve.
work; experienced, excel. references.
TW. 0006.
GIRL. colored, desires full-time work,
maid or child care; references. Call
10. S-2559.
GIRL, colored. his. grad. wants job
caring for invalid or sick person
Ii. 3-S165.
GIRL, colored. desires days work;
honest. dependable. MI. 4719.
Evening star., 1951-05-06

CARPENTRY OF ALL KINDS, on con.
tract basis. MR. LAWRENCE. RA
CARPENTER - Porches, partitions
shelving. screens, cabinets. Repairs
reliable. J: ROWELL. EX. O627. :
CARPENTRY. painting. furniture re.
pair and reflnishing: reasonable
JEFFREYs; Ii. 6-9740. wI3
CARPENTERING, remodeling, re-
pairs. recreation rms. etc. Call
Suns. also. OLSON. AID. 1856.
CARPENTRY. jobbing and repairing
Do my, own work, old or new
Satiste ed customers. RA. 6O9O.
CARPENTRY, general repair work;
porches built or screened: good
work. low prices. GE. $3.50.
CARPENTRY, cabinet work. remodel
Ing and repairs. general contracting
81. 64SS. II.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to attic;
first-class work done promptly ano
neatly. AP O3S0. Ill
CEMENT WORK Of all types: walks
CEMENT WORK. General repairs
Take old and make new. CHARLIE
1FSPEET HO. 29O9.
CEMENT WALKS, walls. floors, porch
work, blocks laid; white mechanic
JACK SPARKES, HO. S439.
CLOoGkD DRAIN PIPES eiectrlcally
ra5or-kleened or no charge ROTO-
RoOTER, phone RA 1888 any day
CONTRACT CLEANING of new build.
ingS; windows and bath tubs. DE
Evening star., 1951-05-06

GIRL, colored, wants g.h.w. in nice
home: prefer 5-day wk. HUI. 1904
time or days work: reliable. vi,
1883. Sunday and Monday.
GIRL. eolored. wants job. s days a
week. cleaning. TU. 1921.
LADY .CoLoRED, wants laundry to
do at home: experienced; also
stretch curtains; Ho. 1875.
LAUNDRESS, first class, wishes
bundle or family wash take home;
curtains, chair covers. NO. 642S.
MAID, colored, wants part-time work;
M0TaFR 2,Tay wTii i,rI rsd sFp AD; S7d5, IT,, -
WOMAN, colored, wishes cleaning,
Wed; Sl3, carfare. Write E. L.
WILLIAMS. 1862 Kenyon st. NV.
WOMAN. experienced. wants work of
any y kind n in IN mofSning morn fn from to Or
WOMAN. tdaS dolored. paone H2 from ao9f "a. wants
stay nights. 34l H st. s.w.
WOMAN. white. companion or care
+, 9: 81. Beltsville, Nd.
WOMAN. colored, wants laundry work,
full time. 4 or 5 days wk. NO.
WOMAN. coLoRED, wants r.h.w.;
good references: HU. 3625.
YOUNG COL0RED GIRL would like
YOUNG CoLoRED GIRL wants
references. DE. $3.50.
YOUNG LADY, colored, desires a lob
as mothers helper and maids
NE%T TGFf' fs5 cd1oRhb sci ST WoMAS Sa3S seekins
ssSs sssX:S work or morning work FIR.
NEAT AND RELIABLE colored wom-
an wants morning work Monday
through ~ oT Friday; No 1879.
PART-TIME JOB. from s until II
evenings, Ii. 4-2o62. ELIZABETH
PART ART TINE OR DAYS WORK. or
office cleaning wanted by colored
pT9 woman; DU; 33lS-
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday. ref
erences; HO. 02S2.
RELIABLE COLORED GIRL wants
days work, Tuesday, Wednesday and
Ih4HTsday references; HU. 4461;
EXPERIENCED MAID desires part
WI n EA, uSOt.
COLORED GIRL. with refs, desires
housework empl people; live in; or
cleaning Office. VI 9l79.
CoLORED GIRL wishes days work.
general house work or chiid's care;
good reference. HU. 1852.
COLORED GIRL desires child care
; days weekly. Please call DI. 1858
immediately.
COLORED GIRL desires days work;
available Monday to Friday. TU.
4173 bet. 3 and o pm.
COL0RED GIRL wants g.h.w. and
care OF children, days week. Ii.
COLORED GIRL would like work after
school, baby sitter, mothers helper
w, 4a46 bet. 6 and 8 pm.
COLORED GIRL wants job taking
care, Of small apartment with one
child, cleaning office, dishwashing or
as buSgirl, 8 days week. co. 0016.
COL, WOMAN wants Job. pvt. family;
Al cook or chambermaid; 81:
rel. LU. 4-126S. after 11:3O.
COLORED WOMAN desires days work
Or or part time; 5 days. Ii. 4-1l73.
COLORED WOMAN wants days work
for 5-day week Call AT. 921O,
COL0RED WOMAN wants days work
or full time; AID ASA.
COL. EXPER. COOK. g.h.w., 5-day
week; excellent references. DE.
Evening star., 1951-05-06
MISCELLANEOUS FOR sALs

and tripod; iS-in. Nv Vol iAIe lens. npioef5 No.
Betax shutter; reasonable. Also
misc, Photographic equipment and
ca supplies. ppI NA. 364l; weekdays only,
CAMtGA Master LIGHT NJ 1sf METER TT Weston
new; $3.50. Oliver 2321.
Ch MERA; Contessa. new; built in
light meter; range finder. Wo. 1853
Car Ell, STAIR cherry red; Alex
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movie, f:i'S G1"a; otd. iSeusiss Esysis Iens; Rns
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SsSe or Eefi fimas than ss5 year old used only
CAMERA, Foth: F.. o5 lens. a focal ,sspu Blame
shutter. with Foth enlarger and
Si6 Sikor sank si s417 fer 1877 film' complete
cAMaaA A1eoated ia5s % b,,,l{.,n * Msdaist Medal
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anteed. PEERLESS PAWNBROKERs
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CAMERA; AN .,S,,I Bell g : Howell! .7qDE ls.
and Lin; fila Cooke lenses; branc
new condition. oW. 1870.
lens, rangelnder focus spot. holders
LESS PAWNBRoKERs EXCHANGE
CAMERA@RobSott' oiSt' II r. Fl. 3 S1s9; lens wlcase
like new; $50. TENDLER'S PhTN.
BROKERS SALES CO., 913 D st
CAMERA-Kodak Medalist f:3.!
coated lens wLcase; like new; spe
Gls1 Gaop $50; TENDERS PAWN
nRoKaHs nW.' RE. s5s5, SALES CO. sl3 D st
CAMERA, movie. 16-mm.. ike new
CAMERA my 8l.xiS&S 5SSS SPEED So; d@"d Graph,
LAP Tessar lens, case. holders anc
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SAFE

DIAMONDS -Rosslyn Lohn Co. offers
unusual savings on unclaimed dia.
monds OF every description. watches,
Cameras tSpewriters, guns, revolv-
erS: ammo. many other items. Buy
and save at THE RoSSLYN LOAN
CO, RosSl!n Va
DIAMOND RING. s diamonds equiv.
to l carat, Jap style lS-k. mount
Ing; $3.50. Call Wo. 754l. 50Os
DIAMOND SOLITAIRE. platinum set
ting. Pine stone, 1.60, appraised
May A., 1851 at $1,000 by Grapes,
io3 Conn. ave; Certificate. furn.
81 200 immed' sale. Refer. exchange.
DIATHERMY, Mcintosh. short wave,
al ATTACH. and excel. stand; $25.
DINETTE SET. mahog., table.
chairs. and buffet, SIS; medicine
cabinet. St Phone LA. $500
DISETTE SET. table and 6 chairs.
light wood: also bureau. chest of
drawers and night table; mahog.,
glass top excel. cond. Call 81.
OENETTE SET. drop-leaf table. chair.
and sofa. GE. 4635. M6
DINETTE SET-Widdicomb oval black
. nah. end tables, $50 ea; | mir
rored cocktail table. $50; excel.
coma. Call EN-. 1915.
DiNETTE SET, solid maple, 6 pieces,
SO. UN. g31O.
DINETTE SETS. finest made; 4Oes
dlScount on factory shipments. ST.
DINING RIM, 10-pc.. Swedish blond
mahogany S1o5 AK 4446
Evening star., 1951-05-06

BULLDOZER, model DID Cletrac
equipped with He'll hydraulic blade
Estate property. AS is, $1,000. DI
BULIDozER-D2 cat; truck, Ih-
ton '46 .Chev. dump, and trailer. to
move dozer; all good condition;
$4,000; will sell separately. KE.
BGIfDozERs, HID 10. new tracks,
rollers, final drives. HID IA, 15-yd.
Garwood scraper and blade; all in
good condition. SH. S442. -
CABINETS-1 steel. white. 65x24x12
in. $40, ! kitchen. wooden, 6Sx40x
"a in, $50; summer rug, 9x12 ft.,
CABINETs-Wall base and sink cab
ments, Also 4o% discount on formica
model KAi6s. in perfect ri condi-
ton; for quick sale. 500. 514
Union Trust Bldg, -
sss 50 UNITED TYPFWRITsF Ssis'ssts co
S13 14th st NV
CALCULATOR, Monroe electric LAS
160; years old; used 6 mos; $3.50.
CAMERA, Crown graphic tnew] 4x5,
Graflox back. complete with access
sories, $195; Ansco flash clipper out
fit, $12; Kodak duafiex f:S lens,
flash and case, S12. CO. 1858. g
CAMERA, Pacemaker, speed graphic.
2A, 3A. completely equipped. Best
offer over 5000 or will trade for
35 nm Of comparable quality. IA.
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Evening star., 1951-05-06

DOUGH MIXING MACH.-Suit. for
bakery shop; AC current; no reas.
offer refused. For information, cali
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Evening star., 1951-05-06
SITUATIONS MEN tcent.)

painter. or stone mason. NO. 5292.
MAN, white, exper.. wishes position
as guard or clerk: mechanically in
clined; sales ability; reliable. de-
pendable. OK. 1893.
MAN, 30. white, college, business ex-
perlence, types so w.p,m, knowledge
steno, seeks part or full-time posi-
tion. ia. 44Ss.
MAN, colored,, wants work washing
windows. walls, g;h:c.s part or full
MAN (colD desires Jobs painting in
Phone Warfield 3i76.
MAN, col, honest, will cook and
serve dinner. clean apt, for bache-
lor. Ewes. only. HO. 9233.
MULTILITH OPERATOR, young col
ored man, desires night work; can
run colors. Box 220-B, Star. g.
PAINTER-Inside and outside paint
msiss lms' reaSSna6le @nna PRICES; free esti-
PRACTICAL SAFETY ENGINEER. 20
years successful experience in indus
trial insurance and governmental
safety promotion. Box 455-A. Star.
REFRIGERATION SERVICE MAN
with master specialist license wants
position. Best experience in gro
Gerry and restaurant work. Have no
and leave ioi MESSAGE Sey SH for Az IA oaom O,,
you.
STENOGRAPHER. male, desires posi-
ton; permanent Civil Serv. status.
mercy PARK South. Sp Apt. It. siS. New New
York 3. Gramercy $4,000.
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR, white.
experienced, Secretarial or PIX,
Sta wants relief work. Ref. Box 237-B,
TAILOR. first class. mems and wom-
ems alteration specialist. Box
TRAVELLING AUDITOR for mercan-
tile firm having branches in ada
cent States. Experienced accountant
itor-controller-tax man-office-
credit-collection manager; BCS, de-
gree, steady worker. good habits;
best references. Draft exempt. Box
TRAILER TRUCK DRIVER, colored
nan ma oSGg y9gld like job highway exp.
TRICK DRIVER. colored, exper.;
knows city and vic; delivery work
p Pref BE 74?si -,
Will iii 'SSo CONTRACT your carpenter
work of any kind of building a
large crew Of good workmen. Box
1uDp, COlumula Hts
wishes JOB in store, truck helper or
YOUNG MAN, colored, 2s. wishes
Job as cook; on present job 6 years
at one of the city's first-class res
taurants: changing for better work
ing conditions. Honest, sober, de-
pendable. Will consider best offer.
Best of reference. Box 215-B, Star.
YOUNG CoLoRED MAN desires work
as driver-helper, experienced. DE.
COLLEGE GRADUATE, SO yrs. old;
seven years retail sales and sales
management experience; also know
ledge Of bookkeeping. Apply Box
RETIRED CLERICAL MAN desires
part-time work in office, store, or
hotel. Box 1913. Star.
WANTED PART-TIME WORK. Have
car and know city well; no can
vassing. Hours after 4 pm. and all
day Sunday. Call 10. 9-S936 after
$50 pm. or all day Sunday.
.COLoRED MAN wants days work as
gardener, cleaning or handyman.
experienced; city refs. 10. S-S45S.
.COLORED MAN wants job as ianitor,
houseman or porter; exper.; ref.
MI. 5949.