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Evening star., 1951-01-17
Hatcher to Succeed
TuIIoch at Gazette

c. c. Carlin, jr., editor and
publisher of the Alexandria Ga
zette, has announced the appoint
ment of Raymond L. Hatcher. 35
city editor for four years. to sue
ceed the late Jack Tulloch as
managing editor. Mr.. Tulloch died
January 8.
Mr.. Hatcher. a World War
II veteran and a native of Boyd
County, KY, is a brother of George
Hatcher, Sunday editor of the At
lanta (Ga.) Journal.
Evening star., 1951-01-17
German Sent to Prison
As Spy by U. S. Court
by the Associated Press

MARBURG, Germany. Jan.
TIA United States High Com
mission Court yesterday sentenced
Hermann Tolusch, 60-year-old
German, to two years in prison for
attempting to spy for the Rus
slams.
Tolusch was convicted of trying
to obtain information on military
installations in the American zone
of Germany.
Evening star., 1951-01-17
DR.. French to Speak

DR.. Leslie H. French will talk
on "Metabolism" at a meeting
of the Washington Nurses Asso-
citation at $50 pm. tomorrow
in Scott's Hotel, 2131 o street NV.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-02-08

Paraguay has no sea coast.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-02-08
St. Xuvier News

Mrs. A.Dehnert of Hardin has
been holding Red Cross first aid
clSases. There are about IA
people attending the classes.
Last Wednesday night the St.
Xavier Independents played
basketball with a Hardin team
with the proceeds going to the
March of Dimes.
The st. Xavier school children
and teachers made a great eff
fort towards the March of
Dimes. The fourth grade do
mated the most money.
The March of Dimes dance
was held Saturday night, but
cue to the cold weather the at
tendance was smaller than Mrs.
Ruth O'Brien, who was in
charge of the March of Dimes
ir this community, had expect
ed.
Mr. and Mrs. James Macarthur
were Hardin business callers
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walt Willett
were Hardin callers Friday.
Wanda Willett was a Sunday
guest of Mr. and Mrs. John
Reno.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe O'Brien
were Hardin callers Saturday.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-02-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Smith and
children were Sunday dinner
guests at the Leo Colstad home
II. Hardin.
Barbara Brown was an over
night guest of Peggy Brown
Wednesday and Thursday lights.
Joyce Gray was a guest of Billie
Brown Wednesday and Thurs
day nights also.
MI. and Mrs. David Zeir were
Hardin callers Wednesday.
Merle G~uStafson, Deloris De-
wald, Leroy Reille, Marvin Eug-
minger, Ronnie SchelSke, Miriam
Kern, Barbara Brown, Joyce
and Marian Gray were among
the band members of the Hardin
school, who went to Helena
Thursday where they gave a
concert at the state capital in
the House of Representatives.
MI. and Mrs. Leo Colstad and
Kenny called at the Earl Gray
home Tuesday.
Bill Smith is feeding cattle
for Eugene Herman.
The E. A. Schaak home was
the scene of a family reunion
Sunday, honoring Ray who will
leave for the armed services
Wednesday. .
Mr.. and Mrs Bill Dygert and
baby of Nibbe and Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde Dygert were guests at the
Earl Gray home Sunday
Patrician PaulSOn spent the
week end with her sister Kath-
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-02-08

crime who makes her home in
Billings with the A w Shoate
family.
Mrs. Connie Ziller and daugh-
tiers visited the G. E. AStrope
home Monday.
Marian Kern spent one night
last week with Jean Kern.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Gray, Mar
ian and Sonny called at the
Bill Smith home Sunday. 3.
Attending the community con-
cert Monday night were Lor-
raine Dewald, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Kern, Miriam and Sammy,
Mrs. Fred Brown and Barbara,
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Gray and MIR.
and Mrs. Glen GuStafson and
Mrs. ChaS. Sweeney.
Harold Greenwald was a
Hardin visitor Monday night.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-02-08
North Valley

A large group of friends of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Benzel. :Jr,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schneid,
er, who are moving out of the
valley, gathered at the Nayeu-
matsu home Saturday evening
for a farewell party. Cards and
games were played during the
evening.
Herbie Jones spent Saturday
and Sunday in Billings with
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Dumler.
Mrs. D. w. Carper is spending
a week with Mrs. Clara Powers.
H. C.. Williams and Fred AID
erman of Billings we're North
Valley callers Wednesday.
Mrs. Bernie Quigley of Sorrel
Horse was pleasantly surprised
by a number of friends last
Saturday evening. The occasion
being her birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Miller, Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Hussey and
Mrs. Roland Jones were Billings
visitors Tuesday. The men at
CellueQ IIle WOOlgrOWefS meeC-
ing.
Sunday visitors at the Roland
Jones home for dinner were
Harold Carper, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Miller and Lynn, and MI and
Mrs. Leslie Dumler. Later in the
afternoon callers were, Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Hussey and Mr..
and Mrs. Jake Adler and" Mrs.
Grace Wight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Quest of
Sorrel Horse are the proud par
ents of a son born in a Billings
hospital last Saturday.
Henry Beck called at the Ro-
land Jones home Wednesday
afternoon.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-02-08
O'KEEFE APPOINTED

Hugh I. O'keefe of Butte has
been appointed acting director
to Region No. 8 for the Office
of Price Sterilization with Of
fices in the Federal building at
Helena.
Directors of the district offices
will enforce price control regu-
lations in their areas. All direct
ors were named on a temporary
basis, although most of them
probably will become permanent
district price heads.
District No. 8 is listed in the
Minneapolis area in the an
rouncement made from the Of
flee of Price Sterilization in
Washington. D. G..
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-02-08
Surpy News

Mr.. and Mrs. Perry cox hat We
returned from their trip 70
Oklahoma, Iowa and South La
kota. ho nan
Harry Hite visited at the Dar,
Eggart home on a return "tp
from Sheridan Wyo. ,...,,
David Lilley and Cash Stlcho
new of Lame Deer, spent 1ne
week end at the Lilley ana ss-
CART homes.
Dan Eggart, David Lilley ana
Cash Stickney went to Forsytii
Monday where Mr.. Stickney viso
tied with his mother, Mrs. EtIle
Stickney of Camp Douglas, WIS
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-02-08

,xrs Stickney was enroute to
Maiena to visit relatives there.
f1e George Fly visited with Mr..
and Mrs. Stanley Nichols Tues
day evening.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-02-08
People Spots In The News

ALL OVER FOR OMA - Lee Oma
wanders dazedly about ring as referee
Ruby Goldstein holds back heavyweight
champ Ezzard Charles prior to naming
champ victor on 10th round TKO at
Madison Square Garden.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-02-08
SNOW

Glacier National park rangers
report 80 inches of snow at
Essex, between West Glacier
and East Glacier on the park
boundary-24 inches less than
they measured a year ago.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-02-08
Ma LIQUOR RATIONING

There's no indication that ra-
tioning is ahead for Montana
liquor stores, according to State
administrator R. M. O'Hearn.
"Oyr supply is good and our
orctrs are being filled" O'Hearn
s.id "There is no indication
that there will be ratlonlng n
the rear future"
Evening star., 1951-07-16
Daughter is Adopted.

was married to the late comedi.
enne Fanny Brice.
Evening star., 1951-07-16
Woman Shoots Biqwiqs

When she toppled off a tall
packing case on which she had
perched in New Delhi, to shoot
the late founder of Pakistan at a
press conferenna Mrs. Honi WA
yawalla caused her first stir as a
photographer. Since that day four
years ago, she has become not only
India's sole woman press photog-
rapher but probably the best
known in the capital.
Evening star., 1951-07-16
Joyce Mathews Says
Suicide Attempt Was
On an Impulse
By the Asseeiaisd Pres.

NEW YORK. July 16.-Ash
blond Joyce Mathews. twice-di-
vorced wife of Comedian Milton
Berle, was released from hos
pital today, insisting her suicide
attempt in Snowman Billy Roses
apartment was on impulse" and
not "premeditated."
"I was so upset. I didn't know
what I was doing" she said.
The 31-year-old actress. her
wrists slashed with razor blade,
was found unconscious yesterday
in the bathroom of Mr.. Roses
luxurious apartment atop the
Ziegfeld Theater in Mid d-Manhat-
tan. Police revived her after fore
ing the locked metal door of the
room.
Accompanied by her mother,
Mrs. Gladys Mathews, the pretty
actress was released from Roose-
welt Hospital this morning.
Talks Freely.
Obviously nervous and upset,
Misses Mathews talked freely with
newSmen. She said she had gone
to Mr.. Roses apartment for one
reason only-to seek the producers
aid in squashing newspaper stories
linking them romantically.
Il thought Billy could help
she said.
Asked why she tried to end her
life, the actress replied:
Il was so upset. I didn't know
what I was doing. I just didn't
think. I was too upset."
Miss Mathews insisted she was
"not in love" with Mr.. Rose. She
also denied she planned q recon-
ciliation with her comedian -hus-
band.
Milton and I are very good
friends" she said, land ] expect
to see him sometime later today"
The TV star rushed to her bed
side last night after hearing of
the suicide attempt.
Went to Montreal With Rose.
In response to questions, thel
actress told neWSmen that sheI
accompanied Mr.. Rose to Mon
treal last Thursday. A spokes-
man for her said that she made
the plane trip to discuss a tele-
vision job with the Snowman. MI.
Rose, he said, flew to Canada to|
"look into some mining stock"
Mr.. Rose is a conSultant onI
Television on the National Broad
casting Co.
There was some uncertainty
whether the actress had gashed
both wrists or the left one only.
Police said both had been slashed.
When she left the hospital her
left wrist was tightly bandaged
and scratches could be seen onl
her right wrist.
The actress special manager,
Saul Richman, said his client had
visited Mr.. Rose to discuss tele-
vision work and newspaper re-
ports linking her name with the
Snowman. She was afraid the
reports might jeopardize her
career and possibly cost her Gus
tody of her young daughter, Mr..
Richman said.
When police reached the apart
ment. Mr.. Rose pleaded, Hurry,
see if you can save her. She tried
to commit suicide"
did she try to jump" a police
man asked.
mo. she cut her wrists" said
Mr.. Rose.
One policeman quoted Mr..
Rose as saying, "1 told her some
thing Then she ran into the
bathroom, saying: I'm going to |
cut my wrists"
The Snowman, police said. re-
Evening star., 1951-07-16

firing Of infantry weapons.
In addition to their regular
training, the 80th Airborne will
give basic training tc more than
300 new enlisted reservists. These
men, not members of the 80th.
come from the I'd Army area.
The 80th Airborne Division is
composed Of the 317th Airborne
Infantry Regiment, District of Co
|lumbia: the 318th Airborne In
fantry Regiment from Richmond,
Roanoke and Norfolk; the 319th
Airborne Infantry Regiment from
Baltimore and the Eastern Shore;
the 313th Airborne Artillery Bat
talon, Richmond: the 314th Air
borne Artillery Battalion, Roam
oke; the 315th Airborne Artillery
Battalion, Norfolk: the 905th Air
borne Artillery Battalion, Bristol,
Va. and Division Headquarters
and Artillery, Richmond.
Evening star., 1951-07-16
Absent-Minded MoIik
Locks Self Out of Goblin
BY the Associated Press

GOETEBORG, Sweden, July is.
Malik, Soviet Russia S
chief delegate to the United States,
not only limited his cabin to Soviet
Embassy officials today-he locked
himself out.
Mr.. Malik. arriving on the
Gripsholm en- route to Moscow
for home leave. displayed the same
sort OF Observation-Disclosures which
caused him to forget his passport
when he left New York. Return
ing to his cabin after breakfast,
he discovered the door was locked
and he had left the key inside.
Evening star., 1951-07-16

fused to say what he had told his
blond visitor.
Police applied tourniquets to
Miss Mathews gashed wrists after
forcing their way into the bath
room Regaining consciousness,
she objected to going to hospital,
saying she wanted mo publicity"
But she was ordered to go and
Evening star., 1951-07-16

sumably had been staying in the
couples suburban home in neigh
boring Westchester County. She
brushed past newsmen witrout
speaking and rushed up to the
apartment.
Mr.. Rose married the 37-year old
swimmer in 1899. He previously
Evening star., 1951-07-16

walked to the waiting ambulance.
While Miss Mathews was being
revived, the 50-year- -old Mr.. Rose
remarked to a policeman. Now
is the time to have a wife. I'm
going to call Eleanor now."
His wife, the former swimming
star Eleanor Holm, arrived in the
apartment an hour later. She pre-.
Evening star., 1951-07-16

was married to the late comedi-
enne Fanny Brice.
Daughter Is Adopted.
Miss Mathews and Mr.. Berle, 43,
first married in 1941, then re-
married in June. 1949. after a
1947 divorce. The secone mar
|riage ended In 1850. when the
actress went to the Virgin Islands
for a second divorce.
The daughter, Vicki, was adopt
led by Mr.. Berle and Miss Mathews.
Miss Mathews. the daughter of
IA retired Wall Street stockbroker, :,
has appeared in movies, on Broad
way, and currently on television.
Her movies included Artists and
Models" and THE Big Broadcast
of 1885,"
Before her first marriage to Mr..
Berle, she was married briefly toI
Col. Gonzales Gomez, son of al
former Venezuelan dictator.
Evening star., 1951-07-16

trict Of Colum-
bia began arriv-
ing here today
for a two-Week
summer train
ing program.
Brig. Gen.
w lila m M.
Stokes, jr., heads
the reserve unit.
Field d training
dIlu w e d PO IL .
firing will be
stressed during
the trainin / ng.
with the first
week devoted to
Evening star., 1951-07-16
Summer Drills Start
For Reserve Units Of
Both Airborne Division
Special Dispatch to The ssar

FORT CAMPBELL. KY. July
16.--More than 1000 reservists of
the 80th Airborne Division from
Virginia, Maryland and the Dis
Evening star., 1951-07-16
More MoIoyons Go to School

SINGAPORE. - Enrolment of
children in Malaya'S schools
climbed from 263,000 in 1941 to
581 900 in 1949.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-09-28
PENSACOLA, FLORIDA
'" ....I ApoLoGIZ /"

thoughtless. May I ask you to for
give me, if I have disturbed you
during the High Holiday service
by talking or whispering when
you were trying to pray?
If I have offended your good
taste by standing outside in front
OF the building Gas if I were on
the reception committed instead
OF coming inside to pray - if I
have annoyed you by constantly
craning my neck to see who had
arrived, or who was arriving; if
gossiped with the lady to my
right or talked over a business
deal with the men to my left; if
l marched up and down the aisle
searching for my long-lost friend
Continued on Page 32)
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-09-28
R. J. Moses, Founder
Of Georgia
Peach Industry,
Defied Bigot
CONTINUED from Page 30)

campaign. The Democratic con-
vention, however, nominated him
for a place in the State Legisla-
ture. On this occasion, an incident
occurred which resulted in the
writing Of Moses famous letter.
At the political convention, man
named Tuggle arose to deliver a
vicious TRADE demanding to know
if "this Christian community" de-
sired to be represented by a
"Jew." The convention acted
quickly, in favor of Moses and
with .rebuke to Tuggle.
Moses was elected to the Geor-
gia Legislature in 1866. He was
popular as lawyer and his ora
tory drew large audiences.
BY his oratory and his fearless
mes, Raphael J. Moses earned an
important place among the lead
ing Southern statesmen.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-09-28
BY BEE SHERMAN

This is my confession: this is
my apology :.
First - may say I meant no
harm = at worst I was only being
Evening star., 1951-10-07
HELP DoAESTic
EARN 500 wEEKLY-36

EARN 800 wEEKLY-350 new plas.
tic items for party demonstrating
or canvassing. No exp. needed
Factory prices; free catalog. Write
DUREVER. 2781W Atlantic ave.
Brooklyn z. N. Y.
WHERE TO BUY 800. 900 articles di.
rect from manufacturers and Job
bers. Save by buying direct. Send
now for Your Profits Under tht
Spotlight" GLASS PUB. CO., Ell.
wood City, Pa.
SETTLED COLORED WOMAN with
happy disposition; must like school
age children; gh.w., cooking, laun.
dry: live in, upstairs room; must
have LOCAL recent ref; $25 wk
YOUNG GIRL OR WOMAN for e.h.w.;
live in, upstairs bedroom; no cook
ing; $50, OR. 1927.
FALLS CHURCH, 3 days g.h.w.
Must have references. fond of chill
dren. Some cooking. JE. 3-0476
OLORED-Furnished bsmt. apt. In
exchange for part-time houseWork
no children. RA. 1924.
COL0RED GIRL, reliable, dependable
only; refs. live in; like children
S60 LADY, experienced in chile
care to live. in, take complete care
OF well-behaved children; $50
mo. to start; will interview Sunday
3T4O BrandyWlne NV,
Evening star., 1951-10-07
SODA FOUNTAIN

High volume luncheon and soda foun-
tain: experience not necessary;
meals included. MR.. ROBINSON.
3263 Columbia pike, Arl,, Va. Vest
TAILOR; for Navy Exchange; must
S63Y S7asy Il ExcH4sGr A42s1y Mt auarssfs MsEfmf z
Columbia pike, Arl., Va. Phone Gil.
800. Ext. 81. -
WANTED-A capable man or woman
of proven Christian character and
erably a Gideon or retired teacher
or minister, as. local field representa-
tive by Southern Christian School
and Home. Unusual opportunity for
Christian service, Box BASIL. Star,
TO WORK SAT. OR SUN. all day and
once bldg in Ari.. Va. weekdays.
OK. 1893. Sun. and ewes. OR. 2s49.
WHITE PERSON to work in neighbor-
hood ice cream and luncheonette.
3oo10,o goc hL. Apply METCALF
I9l20 Golesville rd,. Silver Spring
LOOKING FOR white. sober couple.
middle age or over, with some in
come and familiar with farm life
to care for stock. in exchange for
rent OF house on farm. WA. 1342
YOUNG COUPLE. colored. to live In
NV. section: work as maid and
houseman chauffeur; no cooking
$500 plus meals and uniforms.
Write. stating Qualification Box
3?44. Columbia Heights Station,
MANAGER. small apt. house: reliable
couple, white; apartment furnished.
PART TINE WORKERS for pho
ttogrsphic, appts. Call LA. 6-913s
Sunday 1o-4 pm.
PIANIST. exper. Tavern entertainer:
must do own singing; steady or part
time. Call ewes. UN, 1850.
REPRESENTATIVE for local whole
sale stationer calling on drug ahd
variety stores; will consider part
time or some one carrying other
lines EX. o417.
OFFICE HELP. white. part time.
knowl. Of typing; ST hr. EX. 2i79.
PART TINE or full. telephone neces-
sarY; IS per hour possible for good
salesman. SH 64hh
Evening star., 1951-10-07
HELP DOMESTIC

CHILD CARE. G.H.W.. reliable. de-
pendable only: recent city refs; 5
DAYS. stay 3 nights; $40 wk. SH.
4i93; Can between 10 and Il only
CHILD CARE, g,h.w,: Falls Church
are area refs 3sday rso "eek X Ss5; health care
COOK for nursing home; live in .
LO. 5-0S72.
COOK. white, 1st class, for pvt. fam
lily Of =; 2nd-foor bedrm. and bath;
recent references. MI. 1871.
COOK, white. must be 1st class and
have recent Wash. refs. Must do
some 1st f. work: no laundry; other
bath. Good salary If qualified. Very
conv loc. OR. 2276 for interview.
COOK, G.H.W.-Experience, refer
ences; live in; small family; $50 wk
OR, $3.50.
COOK, G.H.W.-Experienced: refs. !;
5 days; hrs, 2 through dinner; no
laundry; 4 adults; SIS plus carfare
WO. 1888; call before l or after g.
COOK, G.H.W.. live in: Thursday
every other Sun. of; must like chill
Sren; local ref. required; $50. ia.
CooK-G.H.w.. 5Ha days. live in; ref
modern COW. EN-. 3ai6. Le y"
SoOh-O H. w. am. GnrOuRn z
pm. dinner (or live IND; Silver
Spring; $50. Phone bet. 10 am
) pm. JU. s-S641 -
COOK -G.H.W.. white woman, to live
in. do cooking, some laundry and
downstairs for family > adults, :
children; one other .fuIl-time servant
employed to care for children and
upstairs; "a day per wk. and every
other Sun. of; $50 week. NO. 275G.
-
COOK live in; Thurs. and
Sun. off. Refs. EN-. 1144.
COOK-G.H.W., 25-40 yrs; live in;
exper.: local ref: "a Thurs, every
other Sun. off; $40 wk. RA. 3173
COOK. GENERAL HOUSEWORK, ex-
per; live in; good salary; employ
other help. WI. 2344. y
Evening star., 1951-10-07
SITUATIONS WOMEN

ASST. BKKPR. AND STENO. in hel
40's, wants work starting at 9 am
in NV. $50 wk. Prefer l mans of.
fice. Box ASST. Star.
CLEANING APIS. Offices. or sewing
refined. cclored lady wishes morning
work. hours s to /. DI. 2T41.
CLERK. refined, capable, experienced
COMP ANON, or will do light cook.
ing for one lady by refined, reliable
lady. Sum- Mon eve'' LA, 6-s192
CoMPANIoN-HoME NURSE avail
able for semi-invalid or elderly per-
son by refined. middle-ase woman;
DAY CAKE. your child or until mid
night while mother works. 9Th and
Z ne. Call 11-6. ME. 7299. -.
DENTAL ASSISTANT, X-ray tech.
nician; experience, surgery, light
lasoTatoTy labor Werk SaV excellent refer
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY admins.
trative assistant, 35. free to travel
former assistant to ambassador
experienced social worker. humani-
tartan or non-profit organization
considered; only responsible posi-
tion desired OR. 04S9.
EXPERT IRONING. also plain sew
ing; l or 2 days open: Call SUNDAY
or ewes. after z. III 4-3755.
EXPERIENCED MASSACHUSETTS
teacher. first two grades. WI. oS42
Evening star., 1951-10-07
SITUATIONS MEA
ACCOUNTANT tpublicl pookkeepins
and tag services $40 per month no

ACCOUNTANT tpunl,c, Bookkeeping
snd ao ssa sax sssFy1esf 3. IA SIG 4S6 ger month no
ACCOUNTANT-OFFICE MANAGER
Diversified general ledger experience:
pleasant personality. Call GE. 21ol'
ADV. and ior public rel. and sales
$4,000. P.o. Box 7l70. Wash. 4, DC,
BooKKEEPER, .tl p g. property owner and
BOOKKEEPER. part time, a yrs
exper. all books Box 426-T. Star.
BOY. colored, Is years old. desires
lob 2 hours each evening after
4Pp,m:: messenger or general helper
CARPENTER. cabinet work, by da,
or contract; only the best. Ii
caHGfFfEuR AND HoUsEmAN. col
ored, reliable: references; cali i'm
cHEF' cHHfEdlatsy XII Il Il Seafs Ses6e9 .xnsr ,,sns.
CHEMICAL ENGINEER desires part.
time work. Box 32l-T. Star. IL
CREDIT AND FINANCE. young man
under 40. with IA years successful
credit management experience ,ant
credit and financial ciu' manaaement al gem IT
desires responsible position in which
experience and abilities may be more
iuily utilized; minimum salary
$1,000 Box 5OO-T. Star.
EDITOR OR ASSISTANT, magazine
house organ, .DromotionaI literature
organizatlonal and other publiea.
tions, Skilled in writing, layout
printing, advertising, circulation
publishing, public relations, institu.
tional promotion; moderate salary
ENGINEER MAINTENANCE. col, 5tf
and 7th class oil burner. air-con
dition qualified Al mech. wanti
offlce building or boarding school
day shift preferred dependable
trustworthy. sober. Al refs, NO
M. W F.. 6 pm. on; expr.: II
years mach, years tool design, ::
years prod. eng, in light mach
St. processes. s's' Ii. y s.2g4s y: NASH lS4S. :
nsN te / san.' sm. No. sSo aisnSa'nef' ashs. p J"
MAN. 3S. desires Job. wholesal
grocery OF, tobacco salesman: SOM
exper., willing to learn, able to NEE
and please public. Box l26-R, Star
MAN. colored. desires 4 or 8 hrs
part-time work from 4 evenings
any type considered. NO, 1879.
work; have car. RA 9594. PAT.
MAN. colored, wishes Job as trucl
helper or plumber DE. 1913
MAN with car desires package de
livery, mail, dist service or col
lectins. AK. 500.