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Additional Social and
Personal News

The Minnesota GAR. Will hold
its convention Tuesday. June 5 at
the Lowry hotel Mrs. T F Allen.
s73 Tglehart Ave, viii be the
guest sOloist
Mrs. Leroy I.aEeRberry. Sal st.
Anthony Ave returned home Sat
urday, May % from St Joseph's
hospital after giving birth to a
son
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ZION BAPTIST CHURCH

was glad when they said unto
me, Let US 90 into the house of
the Lord was the sentiment Of
the worshippers at Zion Baptist.
The scripture was from the first
Corinthians. 18th chapter: 5l-5S
verses The prayer was by Rev. II.
G. Hodge The text: First Cor
inthian. 18th chapter and 57th
verse. But thanks be to God
which giveth us victory through
our Lord, Jesus Christ. Subject {:
Victory Over Death. II we are
to slave in the glory Of God, we
must win the victory. Death is the
result Of sin. The strength of sin
is law. There is a penalty for
every sin committed.
Our pastor stated II takes con-
slant living for God to be victor
iOus The reason Christian people
don't stand is because we don't
put ourselves in the Lord Of God
In closing he stated 10 be victor
iOus we must be steadfast un-
movable and abide IN Jesus
Christ
The music was furnished by the
Gospel chorus and the Junior
choir. Mrs Lewis Seaton was solo
ist. Visitors at the morning ser
vice. Mines. Viola Layton. J. W
Bailey. John Williams, Chicago;
Clarence Nison. Detroit, Mich;
William Jones. New Jersey; Cor
nelius Mason. Detroit. Mich.
Frank Prissel Chicago; Rev. Min
eT. Detroit.
The evening program spiritual
feast in song. a request program
by the Senior choir All who
weren't present missed a treat. d.
J. Wade Is the director of the
choir and Willie Hale, the assis-
tant director Come TO church
next Sunday. Wen be looking for
you-Mrs. =. Moore. acting re-
porter.
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JGni3oT Leaves
$500 TO NAAcP

Atlanta -- amp A janFtor,
Roy Macklin. Of this city who
died two years ago left a $500
gift In his will for tho NAACP.
II came 10 light here last week
when the sum was turned over 10
Prof e. l., Harper president Of
the Atlanta branch.
MaCklin's will, contested by
heirs was finally carried out and
the money which he bequcAthed
in view ~ the courageous fight
II In waging 10 bring equal justice
Ia my people" has been set up as
the nucleus Of n special defense
hind.
A committee Of trustees com.
posed Of Or ~ r.. Mays. president
Of MorrhOuAe college, A. T.
Walden. and l.. n Milton. cashier
Of the Citizens Trust company
bank. along with the branChs
preAldent. will act NJ guardians
Of tho special fund,
Born In Sparta, ia. Mackln
moved 10 Atlanta At an early age
he was employed by the Law
Chemical company for 30 years
Finding himself In poor health
several years ago, he drew up his
last will and testament 10 In.
cludc the NAACP.
pr. Mays, commenting on the
gift and suggesting the special
fund because the Rtrt represented
the first time anyone had bcne.
fitted the local branch In such
manner. hailed MaCkHn'R act az a
wonderful example for others "a
follow
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PILGRIM REST CHURCH

Rev. Joseph Jackson spoke at
the morning worship hour on the
subject: The Almighty Stone. :"
His text was taken from Daniel
2:44-45 Rev. Jackson said that
the stone is the symbol of Jesus
Christ who will destroy the king
doms of this world for his follow
ers. He also said that Christ will
reign until his rCjectors have been
subdued and the kingdoms of the
world will become the Kingdoms
of God and his Christ.
Among the visitors present were
Richard Davis during the morning
worship service Visitors are cor
daily welcomed TO all services.
The Sunday school assemblies at
9.45 a. m. and the Baptist train
ing union at $40 p. M Jones,
reporter.
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RuckER OF TO
Three STATE MEET
ON RESORT RIAS

Clifford ~ Rucker, executive
secretary of the Governors Inter
racial Commission viii meet with
officials Of the lntcrraclal Com.
missions " Illinois and Wisconsin
IN Madison. Wisconsin on Thurs
day May a Representatives. Of
the three states win dla,.uas re-
gional problems Of discrimination
Ia resort arcaa
ON June and 2 Mr. Ruckcr
win participate IN tho Midwest
conference oC the National As
s"clatIon "f intcrEruup Relations
Officials at International House.
the University ur Chicago
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DENVER. COLORADO --- 4 re-.
search department, estimated 10
cost $4,000 a year, viii BE- pro-
Vided for the National Association
for the Advancement Of C0lOred
People by Prince Hall MaRons
through the Conference Of Grand
Masters of Prince Hall MAsOns Of
America.
The decision was announced
here at the close Of threo-day
Conference Of Grand Masters rep
resenting thlrty-nine states IN
which Prince Hall Grand Lodges
operate, Principal speaker at the
meeting was ThurRood Marshall,
special counsel for the NAACP,
Amos r. Hall. Grand Master u
Oklahoma who was reelected an
President Of the Conference Of
Grand Masters, announced tho ac-
tinn ~ the Grand Masters In thc
following statement:
Continued progress of the Ne
gro race In being blocked by
false sense Of security There are
too many Negroes who seem 10
feel that We have won enough VIC
tories over discrimination and sag.
reRatlnn and this II In time ~
take rest. This state NJ mind will
lead Ia disaster because II viii
viii give our enemies a chance %
regroup,
The Conference Of Grand Mas.
ters Of Prince Hall Masons Of
America has decided 10 provide
5000 n year 10 finance re-.
search department for the Nation.
al Association for the Advance.
msnt Of Colored People II In only
q fraction of what the AAsOCia-
ton needs for it's work. but wa
hope that II Will give impetus 10
the fight which must go on re-
lsntleasly until all racial goals
have been fully secured"
Other speakers at the Confer
cnce were Charles Bynum. dircc-
tor Of InterraciAl Activities uF the
National Foundation for Infantile
Paralysis. I.Cmuel Foster Negro
conSultant with the Savings Bonds
Division of the u. n. Treasury
Department, and w ~ Mitchell,
Negro field worker for the Inter.
national Committee Of the Young
Mems Christian AASoctation.
Mr. Mitchell spoke ON the need
Of q YMCA In the West African
Republic Of Liberia which he re-.
Gently visited Three thousand dol.
lars was pledged In support ~ the
project, and q committee was APP
pointed To study tho possibility of
providing scholarships In Amcri.
can Colleges for worthy African
students,
Attendance at the Conference
was the largest In the history uf
the organization, Mayor Quigg
Newton Of Denver welcomed the
Waiting Grand Masters at q din,
nor IN the Albany Hotel. The con.
ference will meet In Newark. "
J In May. 1882
The following are other officers
elected by the Conference to serve
with President HAN: Dr, VIM. u,
Washington. Grand Master ~
MaaEachuse First Vice Prcai.
dent, Or, George ~ Key, Past
Grand Master Of Missouri. second
vic" president, iouis Fair Jr,
Grand Master uI New York. treas
urcr; William Mckinley Newly
Grand secretary Of Pennsylvania,
secretary.
CharleA y, Doty, Minnesota
grand master was IN attendance
at tho Denver meeting
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Churches

TO worship with US whenever pos
Mble. Next Sunday. Rev. Sexton
Will speak on the subject, I'm
belief" Scripture reading, Matt.
1917
Prayer meeting every Thurs
day evening at 8 O'Clock. Why
not come out and get that
spiritual uplift you are seeking.
Everyone is welcome.
Vesper services Sunday evening
from 8 to 7. A good place TO go
for an interesting evening Always
a good an interesting program
for your listening pleasure.
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FRANK SHERMAN
ENDORSED FOR
AIhKnrM AnnKd

Frank 4 Sherman. 1902 Thorn
al Ave No, Tuesday received
Labor's Endorsement for Library
director
Although the position does not
pay salary. Mr. Sherman feels
that the Library Board needs 10
be- put an the business basis
mainly because of the post war
plans " building a new library
sherman Ia n veteran and IL in
tho clothing business on Nicullct
Ave and firmly believes that a
good Library system il q valuable
asset Ia tho community AZ large
That is may benefit more people
~ all age groups In their lie
II IL his sincere DESIRE Ia expand
the performance OF the Library.
IN that the general public may
terl free to use u In the capacity
IT known and established ~
frrrnce bureau, Ia b. helpful IN
their everyday problems
Another important factor ShCr.
man fccls, ts that hts business
training and experience would en-
able him a. hold the library with
IN tts budget requirements and
thereby Operate ON a sound basis
II " Mr. Shcrmans contention
that now IL the proper time for
prrgrCSstv" planning for the
years ahead. So that the resources
~ tho Library may br used to the
widest possible advantage of the
city Of Minneapolis and the
people who are part ~ II
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By MInsTVG BgIdgOw0fSv
6a3 Ne. AaInnssOsu Ava.

81. Johns Baptist church, Rev,
II. W. Bolts, Jr., pastor. Devo-
tional were led May n by Deacon
James T.. Moxley with scripture
reading by Miss Shirley Staples.
Pastors text, Psalms III: 1t.
Sub What Religion Does for
a Man"
Rev Bolts stated that life Is a
supreme adventure which requires
the assistance Of God as there Is
no rehearsal and our main
motive should b. to serve.
Special music by the choir with
Mrs Theo Vaughn. pianist Mr.
and Mrs Samuel CiemmOns and
family in charge OF urging church
attendance which reached a total
of IS for the day.
Visitors were Mrs Alphonzo
Williams and two small children
from Chicago who are making
their home here
Mrs. Williams brought greet
tngs Evening worship, Mrs. II w
Bolts, Jr.. pianist Devotional con.
sisting Of sentence prayers. Sub
ject Spiritual Additions" Rev.
Bolts stated that by daily living
with the memory of Jesus Christ
and having spent time in his i'm
mediate presence the fullness OF
our spiritual life is being added.
Visitor was Mr.. Mitchell Staples,
contractor and brother of Mrs.
Mcner Greer.
The brotherhood, Mr.. Dan
Coates, president, met at the
home of Mr. Thomas Clayton. Sl2
No. Maple St, Monday.
Mr.. Joseph Flemings, 1l5 North
Dakota Ave. well known chef re-
turned from Hollandale, Miss,
after joining his sister OF NYC,
and his brother OF Philadelphia
while spending Mothers Day with
his mother. Mrs. Frances Flem-
ings of Hollandale. Miss.
Mrs. Harvey Bentley was hos
tess to the st. Johns Missionary
society Friday at her home, 1927
No. Minnesota Ave. After study
of the Worker. refreshments were
served.
Mr.. Alfred White. local shoe re-
pair man has successfully com
pIcted a nine weeks first aid
course and a four weeks civilian
defense study in case OF atomic
bombing
Alonzo Smith. son of Mr. and
Mrs Melvin Smith, 216 East 32nd
st, had his picture in the local
Sunday paper as one Of the squad
winning the ESD. track cham
pionship with 50 points 10 their
credit.
Mrs. Walter Edgar. l15 North
Dakota Ave. left Monday for
visit with her two daughters. Mrs
o Burrell and Mrs. Ruby Maccr,
and will visit other relatives and
friends in other points in Iowa be
fore returning
Not a man in the House" was
the comedy which brought laugh
ter in making lively evening
Thursday at st Johns Baptist
church when the members OF the
Hour OF Pleasure club displayed
their hidden talents Mrs II w
Bolts was narrator and leader in
words and music during changing
OF scenes. Mrs Ruth MCLRurin
played the stern aunt assisted by
MesdameS Adrian ToIbcrt Mau-
rice Coaklcy. James Lee and VIII
liam ToIson with some explosively
funny moments with all ending
we'll Mrs Harvey Bentley is
chairman Of the club
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NOTICE OF CANCEI.IATION OF
CONTRACT FOR DEED
state of Minnesota

County " Hennepin
~ PrrneIl johnson and Harold =
jackson
You are hereby notified that lie.
fault has been made In the ruudl
tirns ~ that certain Contract fuI
Deed dated the 6th day ~ July
laNi whereby Ted Tobias and Ma
thtlda Tuhtas. his wife, a. vendors
solid and agreed to convey 10 l'rF-
nell Johnson, as Vend"r. that tract
~ land WINS IN the County Of Hen
uePtR, state ~ Minnesota, described
a. fnlInws
Lot 8, pAyi.ons subdivision ~
part 81 ntovk Thirty one l1n.
0alea second Addition 10 Mlune-
apuIis. and rear ar wevt g feet
~ lot 7. Hiuck ~. Gales 2nd Al.
dittun TO Minneapolis Including
any part or portion 81 any street
~ alley adjacent to said premises
heretofore vacated or to he vaca-
ted, according to the map OF Plat
thereof on file and ~ record In
tho office of the Register 81
Deeds In ana for said County and
state
That the conditions " said CON
tract IN which said default has been
made are a. follows f0-wit
/ The failure to pay the
monthly lnstalImeNts nf Twenty
eight Dollars Ot2SOol due IN the
IN tAN hi TAFN Wohfha aiNf" SEP
temher :. 1880 save f0r the sum
10 Twenty $50 eah Dollars. with
the balance 10 he paid on the con
tract being tglA2tf, With inter
est At tho rate W five per cent
tgl thereon from Ssptember ;
1850
: Failure to paw the Insurance
and taNes for istf. iatS. lSta and
lSta. together With tho insurance
premiums, amounting tn the sum
oftiSSG
and that said contract viii b. can.
,ellsd and terminated NINETY tan'
DAYS after the service % thtS notice
uU,'R you or the publication thereof
unless PRIOR thereto you rurnulN
Nth said conditions % said CIV.
tra,i rnt pay the cost ~ ser, loo
And pnaIfyAft0n ~ this notice
nated AUrU -, 1851
Larson l"evinger, iind0uist and
Freeman
ATTORNEYS gur Vendors
80 Midland Rank building
MtUueapvita T. Minnesota
,SIsokrvu.sn. MAJ - - June -
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No. IOSSS
SUMMONS IN APPLICATION FOR
REHABILITATION o. LAND

SUMMONS IN APPLICATION FOH
REMUNERATION OF LAND
state Of Minnesota, County al
Hsnn6ptn, -. District Court. Fourth
Judicial district.
IN the matter of the application
81 Floyd T. Campbell and Elaine N
Campbell TO register the title "a
the following desCFlb@d real estate
situated In Hennsptn County. MIN
neR0tA, namely.
Lot Flvs %. block Two (2b.
Sunset Acres. Floyd T. Camp
bell and Elaine n. Campbell, Ap-
plicaHta
Motor bus Credit Union, Mrs J
". TerwilligeF, and Norman ]
TsTwiiliEeF, All unknown heirs
of ", a TerWilltger, Deceased.
Helen e. Williams, all unknown
heirs Of HELEN &. Williams. DE.
ceased. and all other persons or
riEht, title, estate, lien or interest
Ia the real estate described In the
application herein, Defendants.
The state OF Minnesota Go the above
Ramed dsFendRRtsI
You are hereby summoned and re-
qulrsd To answer the application al
the applicant In the above entitled
proceeding and 10 file your Answ ~
10 the said application In the of.
flee 1T the clerk OF said court In
said county, within twenty (20l
days after the service OF this sum
mons upon you, exclusive OF the
day of such service, and. IL you
fail to answer the application with
In the time aforesaid, the applicant
In this pros eedinR will apply to the
court for the relief demanded there
in.
WITNESS. Philip c schmidt
Clerk Of said court. and the
seal thereof at Minneapolis, In
said county, this 9th day 81
May A. u 1881
iSEALl
Phntp c. schmidt. Clerk
by ERrl W Parker, Deputy
Larson. LoevinEeT. LTndquist and
Freeman, Attorneys for Applicant
80 Midland Rank Building
Minneapolis l. Minnesota
spokesman, May Is, IS. June ~
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GALLOWAY REoRoAMzEs 80 BAND

NEW YORK tANPI Returning from his engagement In Fla
Galloway reoganzd the asta band he dsband
last month 10 play the Cuban date.
recording Of Frosty Morning the
his bands excellence.
Jonah Jones shad Collins Paul
Chatham (trombones Butch BurreI
Hilton Jefferson Sam Ike Quebec
Mchacs Bareheld (saxcs); piano:
Hinton. Francis drums
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MORO BISHOP PRfSIDES oVER WHITE METHoDISTS

POUGHkEEPsIE n Y.~tANPI -For The second I'm" IN
Methodist history coord bishop presided white Methodist
bishop Bishop
Baltimore Method 81
church
Arizona conference.
The York conference accorded Bishop Shaw vel
Washington Methodist
here Now the active bishop Of the Central Jurc
Bishop presided throughout the the
announcing pastoral Assignments the closing
invited by Bishop Bromley OMAN resident bishop Of
area preside
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BORDER CHURCH NEWS

Rev. c. NJ Sexton brought an
other OF his interesting messages
to his people at the morning w0r-
ship He spoke on the subject. "A
Turning Point His scripture
reading was from lisa 6l-l3 The
many visitors present were
given a heart welcome and invited
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RACE s,As IS ONE o. AMERICAS MOST COSTLY lUxURns

NEW YORK ANFJ According TeleaHed last
National Urban discrimination segregation Of
groes In Of the nations hghest priced luxurirs
report Negroes city
Stun
percent These
police percent
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DspRIFsT ESrATE vALUfD AT $500

CHICAGO (AEPJ-The estate Of the late Oscar Dep
worth $4,000 800 according James
who filed his win Probate court last week.
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Won GcnfEr Louis King. defend.
ant. are hereby summoned AND 70
IuIred ~ answer the complaint in
tbs brFI,n which - va fily tn tho
nft.r - ClrFk ~ EHurt NVH0rptn
tnHHtN. MiHupaols and 20 serve
copy ~ yvUr answer tn me sad
complaint ON the subscriber a. hts
oFUce in Aes 18Th Ave So MIME
apoNs Ntnn In the County ~
NauRsVtn and state Aforesaid
withtn thlrty DAYS arfrr the sPrNr.F
~ thta summons upon Nnu eNvlH
st,e ~ the day ~ such service and
u you fa'I 10 RnSWvv the said com
plAiNt within lNV TIVE afCrvsAia
m" plaiUtIfr IN THIS actloN VIII ap-
ply a. the court f0r the rclipf ~
r'auhtd IN said complaint and fUr
such other rrltrt a. ire case re-
puirva
ualcd Ma, slst \ u 1851
l. x TAYLOR
F1Asnt1fTs Attorney
aGE l8th Ave So
Minneapolis MINI
,Suakvsrnar May g. June 4 81
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Stair ~ MINNESOTA. county
uf lleunepIN District tnurt.
E'Nuvth Judicial plHtri,t
NEb KING
Fl-AlNTlFFN
NJ
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sFlHlHRlHaRlRI.l ilF1T 'Il.liliilF,Hll,
Evening star., 1951-02-25
HELP MEN

SToCKRooM MAN, high school educ.
for temperature control contractors
stockrm Driving light delivery truck,
handling small copper tubing and
light instruments; z to 4; 5-day wk.
In reply. give exper., refs. and sal
ary desired, Permanent position for
qualified man. Box 391-T. Star.
SUPER MARKET MANAGER-Want
to meet men capable Of operating
$40, ,000-week market opening in
May. Box 53-R, Star.
SUPERVISOR, exper., household goods
Grating. Apply in person COLONIAL
STORAGE CO., 1882 22nd st. NV.
5
SURVEY ROD MAN and chain man.
experienced in land subdivisions;
permanent employment Apply MR..
kAPLAN,. 1904 Ripley ST.. Silver
TELEvISION SERVICE MAN. experi-
enced, good pay, steady job. SLAT-
Terry RADIO CO., 4237 Wisconsin
ave. NV. WO. 4411. -2S
THEATER USHERS, colored. 25 to 40
years; day or night work. Apply
1915 7th st. NV. 2nd floor. go
TRIM CARPENTERS - Call WA.
$3.50. -26
Evening star., 1951-02-25
HELP MEN

time or part time. Are
come? Full-time Fuller Brush deal
ers average $97 and up per week.
Fuller Brush customers are pleas-
ant, courteous and buy these ia
nous every day necessities regularly.
Each new dealer is given an estab-
lished territory with regular custo-
mers and works by appointment
train you. No experience necessary.
Start on a one or two day trial
basis, If you wish to prove to your
self what an excellent opportunity
this is. Due to tremendous demand
for Fuller Brush products few
openings are now available full or
part time. Apply Oil National
Press Bldg, 14th and F SITS. NV, or
call DI. 4477 or DI. 349s. -27
MEN with cars. experienced salesmen;
high earnings. ia. 1894, Sunday.
Elk. 1870, weekdays.
MEN go. steady Job with large pub
Usher. no exper. necessary, good
earnings. Room 424 Bond Bldg.
MEN for landscape work. also truck
drivers; steady work. Call OIL. 1922.
Job for sober. reliable
men: to work in truck station
CAPITAL SERVICE STATION, 1865
N. Y. ave. ne. -26
Evening star., 1951-02-25
REAL ESTATE
statesmen

Excellent opportunity to Join firm
of young, aggressive realtors. special
izing in Virginia sales. Must be
exper.. conscientious and interested
established and has reputation for
selling big subdivisions. We want
men who know builders. and have
good listing contacts. We offer ideal
workins conds.. congenial oflce,
liberal advertising and help in clos
ing the tough one. If you can sell
$500, 600 annually. we want you.
Call Monday for appt. Our sales
force has knowledge of this ad.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4763 Lee Hwy. of Glebe Rd.. OK.
Evening star., 1951-02-25
HELP MEN
SALES MANAGER TRAINEE

SALES MANAGER TRAINEE
Age 5000, with sales exper. or pub
lie contact work; start about $50
wk.; will be trained for branch
mgt. in 80 days. Apply Rm. 702,
710 14th st. NV.
SALESMAN = Growing concern with
general offices and factory, located
in washington area. needs ambitious
man with car, who is willing to work
grade, yet competitive products. to
builders and home owners. If you
are the man We are looking for, you
will receive a draw against liberal
commission; car allowance; local
nished. write to Box 119-T. Star,
SALESMAN-Retail; must have sport
ing goods ID experience. Apply s3s
SALESMAN. exper. in selling popular
priced mems clothing and furnish
commission. Apply Box l10-R. Star.
sALEsMAN~An asI excellent Issa opportunity
supply house. BOX 1855, Star. 25'
Sns5aS man, 5y estab' ef instsliment fsrm.
Have good deal for right man. Salary
and commission plus bonus. Apply
ROYAL HOME EQUIPMENT Co,
1912 r. !. ave. Hyattsville. Md. WA.
SALESMAN to canvas nationally ad-
vertised watches on credit: good
commission; vacation with pay;
many company benefits Mr. Ullman.
NEW YORK JEWELRY CO.. 719
7th st. NV
SALESMAN CO, with ear, sal. and
comm; excel. opp. to wide awake
man. Phone FR. S315 for appt.
Sun. ewes. Ewes. WA. 07S2. -27
SALESMAN for part time work on
our sales floor. Salary and commits
sion. Apply in person, BLA1R'S TV,
1922 Wis. ave. NV. -25
SALESMAN WANTED-Experien
successful color lithographing and
printing on commission basis, by
large, established. capable, success
full out of town plant, modernly
equipped for both Offset and letter
press process color work. Reply
promptly stating age, experience,
with whom, etc. Box 6S-T. Star.
SALESMAN for stove dept, gas and
electric; inside and outside selling,
prospect file maintained; car es-
sential; liberal commission and COM
pany benefits, Apply personnel
office, SEARS, RoEBUCK g. CO. eli
Bladensburg I'd. ne. -27
to sell athletic equip
ment to schools and camps: must
have car; good Proposition tor the
Fight man. SPORTS CENTER. Sth
Evening star., 1951-02-25
HELP MEN

I'LL SEND YOU A FINE SUIT
And start you in a BIG MONEY
BUSINESS In the Washington area
Get your made-to- measure suit
friends at direct-from-factory prices
Pocket big commission on all orders.
Get splendid demonstration outfit
and tested plans. Work from home
or office. Top men make up to
S12. 900 in a year. No experience
needed. Write BUSINESS MAN
AGER. Dept. 1913. Box 23. Cincin-