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HElP-WOMEN
TYPTSTS

White under 40; minimum As w.p.m.;
permanent positions (also some
temporary positions lasting through
the end of the year). Air-condi-
toned bldg: modern cafeteria; 40
hour, 5-day week; annual starting
salary. $2,400; liberal vacation and
sick leave. Apply NATIONAL GEO.
GRAPHIC SOCIETY, Personnel Of
fee, 3rd and r sts. ne, 8 am. to
4 pm. NO PHONE CALLS. ia
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HELp--WoAEN
sECRETARY- -sTENOGRAPHE

SECRETARY -sTENoGRAPHER --- At
once: handle customers ACCOUNTS.
billing. stenosraphy; 5-day. 35-hr.
pseg Tses oaesn oes iarse
Sc. or nearby Md; this is de
& &Phont Mr.. R1a'S MURPHY, tSs n'ft At. 0fSo 5000.
sTarnsffcHE Ia is5SfSisT' CLERK for large ss Ma
tional organization; shorthand pre-
ferred. but not necessary; 5-day
35l2-honr week Teek; starting salary.
sTENOGRAPHER for small patent
tSgs sg oss ssT must sd7 ee to rsgd S Ssnnd
ing on experience and ability. Du-
wk., hrs. $50 to 4:3O. Large or
with Resnsr 9pGsrtunsy for
cafeteria In bldg. Starting Salary
according to ability. Cali Mr..
G MysvEYANT; svslnl Me- NE; 4s00, 1T. IS
ing conds.; old estab. firm; excel.
salary; Phone MIR. BUSKEY. Elk.
2600 for appointment. p
familiar with die
taphone. 40-hr. week, paid holidays.
Tal IA ssaSee MR sP RYGoTTo 6Go
annum. experienced only; permanent
employment. Apply OFFICE OF SAN
ITARY ENGINEER, County of Fair
fax. Ia E. Main St, Fairfax, Va.
STENOGRAPHERS.t typistS; immediate
openings for experienced workers;
temporary, full or part time. RE.
0664. -
STENOGRAPHER WANTED, for per-
manent position in radio dept. of
National Catholic organization; g.
day week. pleasant working cond.
STENOGRAPHER RECEPTIONIST
age 20-35, general office, interna-
tional transportation, permanent.
Opportunity for advancement for
young lady who has pleasant per-
sonality, ability and initiative. Many
employe advantages. Excellent work.
ing conditions. ST 0353 o
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SITUATIONS WOMEN

BOOKKEEPER, full charge. diyersi-
ned experience. desires work &C
home. LU. 4-7767. -S
COMPANION, exper., reliable. ref,
desires pos, to elderly pers.; free
to travel Ma. 1894, Ext. Sic.
caring for invalid or aged person:
to 10 hrs. Refs. NO. 1O45.
four yrs training in general practice
and surgery. Call Sundays 1-6 PM.
weekdays after 2 pm. King S-5911.
REG. NURSE. night-day shift. 81 .25
hr.. excel. ref. OR. .3972. s..
tary; perfect fitter. Phone Taylor
ExPERIENCED TYPIsT desires work
at home: reliable and do f1rst-class
work. Call AP. 1852. p
SOS specializes in supplying eficient
off1ce help for short or long assign
ments. Call Miss Roscoe, ST. 1871.
COLORED LADY desires evening
work cleaning ONCE or In nursery.
CoMPASIoN, elderly person. semi
invalid; assist light cooking; salary
reasonable Box 3S2-E, Star.
COLORED LADY, wants Job. clerk,
bookkeeper, typist. filing. switch
board, elevator operator. Ii. 7-563S.
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AIRI,INES

Men and unmarried women, 1885,
needed to train for ground OF night
interfere with present employment,
Coast-to-coast FREE placement
service for our grads. Write, call
IN person or phone DI. 61O3 be-
NxTTokAL NxsTrno n : rn; AfR &c .ccocLtEdE. G TO TO i4th
st. NV, wash. 5. G. III
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AIRLINES NEED
NATL AIR COLLEGE, DI. 61O3.
I'll
GIRL. colored, for general fountain
work: no nights or SUNDAYS. DU-
POINT PHARMACY, 1905 Mass. ave.
LADY. white. cultured with initiative
and good personality for responsible
position: splendid future for applioo
cant meeting requirements. $1,000
LRH51kEs. RHf551 EE Boz Feiasd: Rssa Stan Stanley Home
week; perm. Phone Ho-7776. -2s
extra money In your
sRnssohe me ewelas send ano foT senF oaT
free catalogue. or come II AND re-
AT1oESIi Nc 1H3z sss Ne" York ave
WOMAN. HiSi; IA ss 1877 70 10. with pleasing tel
ephone voice and ability to talk with
confidence: sales. experience. pre-
ferred: 5-day week: salary and COM
mission. Apply HARRIS & EWING.
1913 F st. NV, after l o'clock. %
sqsde ssss Nhss sS OF viii tran an
SOUTHERN STATES CO-OPERA-
TIVE, 347 Va. ave. s.w. 5
YOUNG LADY to teach ballroom dane
ing. Age, Sl-GJ, Single, IulI OF part
time; exper unnecessary. complete
training given free; good salary. va
cation with psy. Apply in person.
VICTOR STUDIOS. 1880 Conn. ave.
YOUNG LADY with some music
BACKGROUND for clerical work in
sheet music office. See Mr.. Tucker,
CAMPBELL MUSIC CO.. HOS @
YOUNG WOMEN--Attrsctiv intelli-
gent. as dance teachers; experience
not necessary; salary UP to $50 per
week after two weeks training at
our expense Apply 10 to 2 p.rn. ana
to pm. DALE. 710 l4th st. NV.
EXPERIENCED key punch operator:
excellent working conditions; good
salary: many company BENEFITS
Sall ST. sass. MR.. N. I. scHndR-
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TYPIST

young woman. 1885
yrs. Of age for a permanent position
on Washington's leading newspaper.
A typing speed of at least 35 words
per min. is required. Five-day. 40
hr. wk. Apply Personnel. Room 6O5;
open weekdays. 1905 and Sat-.
81 No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
11Ol Penna. Ave. NV.
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s S EARN EXTRA XMAS MONEY 5 8

Sell household plastics and toys in
spare time through House Of Plastics
Party Plan" High commission. free
sample kit. For literature or details,
call or write HOUSE OF PLAST1CS.
2435 18th st. NV. AID. 1884. LU.
AfSH0
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SITUATIONS MEN 6 WOMEN

BOOKKEEPER. full charge. diversified
experience; desires work at home.
COUPLE, colored, cook and butler or
chauffeur: will travel. Write Box
306-E, Star. Sc
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TYPISTS (TWO)
HO. 2476
TVPTCT

II you are an exper. typist and re-
side in GEORGETOWN area. this natl.
org. has good position open for
you; 5-day wk., good starting salary.
excel. opportunity to advance. free
co lola IL
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SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT-ofnce mgr. DIVERSE
fed acctE, exper. 5.day week. Phone
BGsiNRss fHsnsnsS iH EcoNoSMKEsr. soSSKEr commodity.
industry analyst; age 90; married.
veteran wis wishes to apply university
in industry or research; economics
completed. BOX SS6-E. Star.
CONTROLLER-C. P. A. Presently
controller s years with CPA. firm,
lecturer college accounting subjects.
81. married presently earning 81
GOO oosd;s desire position about o,,ss Oct as
Box 1926. Star. e'
FILTER AND TAILOR. ladies' and
position; eeall eve. between 5 and
ofsGaaNrssT & an sTlS' AND p1ANrsr-ssmi-
dinners evening. MI. 972S after
MAN. colored. wants part-time Job,
p99rntsG5. p9rnG driver. betyeen Ssna $50 and
work; any type. No Job too small.
Elk. 1894. Q to 6. IS
MEN AVAILABLE NOW
For employment. ODD Jobs, yard. work
Se elsannxa xaseos eto sSnVPHTSN Ssn17PHeTrtcS ARS hsSfs
Harbor Lights Corp. ME. 4532.
VARITYPING-Forms, designs, JUS
tihcation; top service. UN. 0661.
10
PART-TIME POSITION wanted by q
man with a. good education. con-
siderable business experience and is
in good health. He is drawing social
security and wishes to earn up to
but not over SIS per month. Address
Box 2S0-E. Star. s"
COLLEGE STUDENTS desire part
time employment after l pm, Mon.
through Fri. and Sat. Qualified
as clerks, bookkeepers, -jr. account
ants, typists and general office work.
ers. Call Mr.. Dixon, employment
supervisor, STRAYER COLLEGE.
cS ONCE MAS work nfa afssr 5enGle pm essaEes espsf
ref. DE. 1876. Sc
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Telephone Order
Clerk

THE ARLINGToN BRANCH
RCA SERVICE CO.. INC.
AMERICAS LARGEST TELEVISION
SERVICING ORGANIZATION
has a position open for telephone
order clerk. No previous experience
necessary to qualify. Excellent work
Periodic review for increases. Free
life insurance. disqualification and
surgical benefits.
Paid Vacatjon and Holidays.
Interested applicants will be inter-
viewed between $50 am. and 6
507 18th st.. So..
Arlington, Va
No appointment necessary. Just ask
Evening star., 1952-09-08
TYPIST

In collection department Of
large investment company.
interesting job-not straight
tipping. Good hours and work
ing conditions. Life insurance
and disqualification benefits.
Opportunity for advancement.
Phone Mr.. DAILY. ST. 4S00.
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AMERICAN AIRLINES
Flight Stewardess.
See Ad. Page B-6.

UNUSUAL WOMAN
Interested in meeting and interview
ing new people in community. Part
time. Car desirable. For interview
RE. 23O7. 3
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MOTOR TRAVEL

NEED PASSENGERS to Seattle, Dem
bet. Sept. 1920. DAVID YAUKEY,
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0Pas 80 o'n,ssl0F STs s.tsFss as;. k:R! 6
rS1NTiNe rslfsf1 svss IN ASc441Ss.
sls vqs and Ms Tssden5a Ss5!sfassory fer
PAINTING, interior and exterior;
f5ss estimates. Cali S'H a. boMiRSSiSSRS:: adiRSSSS:
PAiNriHG. paper hanging; santa.
hung; first-class work. 10. 4-osl0.
PAINTER. inside and outside paint
mates Ins reSsSraSle W1pn E Prisss ss, free ssti-
saa s5.i. material SIS. S' jo. " s-$ss7 :SSS7
PAINTING. papering, plasterinr, neat.
clean work; low prices, 80 yrs:
70 exPNerienee. YNTITs Can IA. 1889: 10
terror: for reasonable estimates, call
SH. 4711, TO. 4731. --1S
PAINTING, interior and exterior; list
slsss sSlasN work; free free estimates. THoMP-
PafNTiSS AM SH y,ST;'i AND PAPER HANGING.
carpentry repairs. floor and wall
tile. Terms; excel. work. GE. ssol.
PAINTING AND DECORATING-Wali
able. Call R. SMITH, Ii. 3-423S.
PAPERING; $40 complete cost. Paint
ing; floor sanding TIE. 5474. Free
estimates. ADMIRAL DECORATORS.
PAPER HANGING, lowest prices; do
own work; guaranteed: some fast
rHfihsOli HsGff aP paneins Gsa sDeci.,
anteed. save. sPIGEL. IA. sS2s.
PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING
Save money. Call AK. 203l any
time for free estimate. --13
PAPER HANGING. priced right. done
right; interior painting; free esti-
mates MILLER. 81. 'T0S2. %
PAPER HANGING, $40 per room up;
1862 Sunfast washable paper. work
guaranteed. GE. 1893 or GE. 2461.
PAPER HANGING. painting. plaster
ing; doing my own work; reason
able prices. Phone GE. 6901. --8
PAPERING AND PAINTING
AL work. Estimates free. Call MR..
BECKETT. MI. 0930. DU. 1888.
PLASTERING, cement. waterproofing:
skilled white mechanics. Prompts
PLAsTERiNG REPAIRS. old and new
work; large and small Jobs: salts
faction guar; reas. SH. 4154. --10
PLASTERING-Patch work and CELL
ings our speciality. Call MI. 1892.
PLAsTERING. patch work q special
ty, by white mechanics; good serv-
ice; reasonable TU. OH. la
PLASTERlNG. cement work. No Job
too far, nor too small. HU. 4570.
THOMAS, 93S r. /. ave. NV. To-
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PLASTERING

"HIIe Mecn. MH' MINNIA. IU. JSIS.
AND HEATING; remodel
stalled. sas-flred boilers. hot-water
heaters; 30 mos. to pay; free esti-
mates; get our prices. Ii. 4-7313.
PLUMBING AND HEATING-Free
estimates. Lowest prices given. AD.
PORCH ENCLOSURES You can
have that den or extra bedrm. out
OF that porch now serving you only
months out of the year: see our
special picture window inclosure.
WI. 60S6 for free est; no down
CONTRAcTING CO, 4s1o BethesdS
ave. Rethesda
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HELP MEN 8 WoMEN tcont.l

BOOKKEEPER, WITH ExPER., to
take full charge of accounting dept.
Must have complete knowledee Of
bookkeeping principles, payroll, sta
tistics and management; pleasant
working conditions, excellent salary,
with opportunity for advancement.
Call Mr.. EiSman. ST. 41S5, UNI
VERSAL JEWELRY CO., 635 r st.
FINE OPPORTUNITY assisting food
science lecturer: must enjoy people.
and have pleasant, attractive per-
work Promotional activity. Filing,
typing. etc. MI. 97I3. -12
WHITE COUPLE, man
otherwise empl., free apt. and board
companion for my wife, unable to-
work. 10. 4-7972 after 5 pm. --13
HIGH SCHOOL OR COLLEGE student
to work in music store after. school.
knowledge of music preferred. MIR.
NEWMAN DU. 1900 10
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HELP DOMESTIC

HELP-MEN AND WOMEN
Evening star., 1952-09-08

REFRIGERATION AND
AIR CONDITIONERS
SALES, SERVICE, RENTAL
DEPENDO REFRIGERATION co.
Days. UN. 1872; Ewes. uN. 1878
CONTINUED on Next atge.l
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

BRICk asIt 5n WoRK-1f laS Its brick work.
BRICK WORK, chimneys, walls. steps,
Walkki nsM or ca e1es Nd sss
BRICK WORK-Small or large Jobs.
porch additions. rooms, garages, re.
tanning walls--expert fireplace and
eh1mney ehn d.s,snv w4rkGoutdoor fireplaces
driveways and steps. Good work and
good material at fair prices; finance
ing II desired. Cali day or night,
RICHARDSON, GE. 1888. Id
BRICK WORK--we specialize in
small brick Jobs. Guaranteed sat-
cessfs'ish cAh. sh. q Se4alp Expert mechanic: Can
BRICK WORK in GENERAL-FiIre-
places, porches, retaining walls con-
crete etc work; q elnse class A Jobs. RINAJLDr
Bk1CR & GR W6Rk. kt Sz.oss new and repair ia re-.
taining walls, walks, Steps. Outdoor
ssatnisfaction. R. w. BLADEN. 10.
BUILDING AND REMoDEL1NG, IS
yrs. exper. Sat. and sun, ali day;
weekdays after 6 pm, WA. O22O.
BUILDING. remodeling, repairing.
CARPENTRY: brick, cement work. MR..
B1fLbISGe BSAhSSt sRi eRkMoDEL1NG aoTaE - Roots.
walks, drives. painting. decorating,
FHA. REED CONTRACTING CO.,
81. 72l0. LU. 4-126S. FA. 1888.
CARPENTRY-All types and cabinet
work, MR.. JOHNSON. JU. 7-s94O.
CARPENTER REPAIRS of all kinds;
small Jobs attended to; white me-
chanic: LU. 4-0191. Ia
CARPENTER, employed, wants odd
Jobs. ewes. and Sats.. by hr. or Job.
Reas JENKINS, TR. 1879. %
CARPENTRY: alterations, repairs re-
modelling. old and new work. MR..
SMITH, IA: !-5527 any time. %
razor-kleened or no charge. ROTO-
ROOTER; Phone RA. Ssss any day.
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS. re-
pair short circuits; small Jobs done
Immediately. RA. 1922 any time.
FENCE-Galvanized chain link: all
posts In concrete. Immediate cree
tion. Get the best for less No down
payment. 80 months to nay. Phone
II; 4,45SS; evenings and Sunday.
FLOOR SANDING and finishing,
HAWKINS AND SLOAN. Greenbelt
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RecentioniSt-T t-TVpiSt

Young lady with pleasant telephone
typewriter pref. Should be capable
typist with exper in tipping stencils.
Interesting and varied work. Ex-
cellent opportunity. 5-day week,
s to 4 ESQ: GOVERNMENT EN- M,
and L SITS. NV. Please apply be-
tween and at l. st. entrance.
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hELP WOMEN Cont. }

RECEPTIONIST to 3 busy telephones.
Do not apply unless YOU meet the
23-4o: aggressive personality, good
tel. voice and memory: resident Of
D. c. or vicinity for at least 4 mos;
5 days, Mon. through Fri, 5-hr.
Starting salary. $50. A-ONE RENT
AL AND REALTY CO.. 1404 New
York ave. NV, Room 5"4. 5
RECEPTiONIST-TY under 80;
5-day week. Ma. 2732. .
Evening star., 1952-09-08

We will build garage, porch. or
repair those steps, or any other
type alteration work you may de-
sire. No Job too large, or too small.
No down payment. Va. only. OV.
GENERAL REPAIRS-Painting. plas-
ing. repairing; no lob too small.
PR1NTZ, TR. 1911. 10s
HOME. REPAIRS
Cement walks, porches. painting.
carpentry. E-Z terms. Call To.
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TYPIST

TYPIsT-CLERK. high school gradu,,
Vacation. vac % free hospitaiization. insar-
CAN SURETY CO, $50 Southern
Bldg, 18th and H SITS. NV. .
TYPIST-OFFICE CLERK, 1885; in
teresting position in pleasant sur
roundings. Apply WASHINGTON CA;
THEDRAL OFFICE. 36th and
rXPfsT:$sECREfxRY. XPHs1s$ IS n;x some dictation.
Protestant organization. Advance
ment. Might employ young mother
during school hours. Write Box
TYPIsf 1aR' sTfT. TELEPHONE OPERATOR.
Bethesda-Chevy Chase area; perma-
nent position, pleasant working con-
ditions. Reply Box 255-D. Star. "a
UNIT CONTROL GIRL
Excel. working conditions with good
pay for neat colored girl to work In
our unit control dept: Apply Nj
Ettlin, 3rd floor. BOND CLOTHES
WAITREssEs@s3EExTp;'z salary G,,, $50 s2I,s- g.
GfNNGroR dfN clss pssI9csATEssEN. sfgstTP AgP 46I5 s.
(2), split shifts. or
steady work; good salary, plus tips;
WILLSTON DELICATESSEN. 6493
Arl. blvd, near Seven Corners Va.
Y Friday 4sd and Sunday. Exper. With
good nay. Apply 1912 18th st. NV.
WAITRESS, exper.: good earnings.
Apply ewes. DUFFY's TAVERN. 1851
Georgia ave. NV. 10
WATaEssEsi snSiv sEpsasE sxPsTienseq qRrAuy ay
PANT 2SO1 Conn ave IL
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CONTINUED on Next 8tge.)
Evening star., 1952-09-08
SALESWOMEN

Jewelry and other departments: op'
portunity for advancement to assist.
ant buyer; 5-day week; employment
benefits. You'll like working at
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-09-05

A young teenage thing who will
undoubtedly be a real heart
breaker in only few more years,
said to one of her friends:
Il don't get along with my boy
friend lately. He ignores me, and
If there's anything that makes me
mad, it's ignorance"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-09-05
s9e'.' S ports
By JIMMY GRIFFIN

Marshal high be It's last
high grid
junior high school next year.
Blakcly Marshall key As
goes, 90 Marshals fortunes
Bob BakeIy Dick Hickman. brother Hickman
candidates backned positions along with Mron Barnett
Carroll and James Terrence making bids
spectively.
Ballard returning letter
Mechanic Arts Mechanics appears to
Indiana "U will have grddes this
turning eermcn, Nate Borden and Bill Dozer.
The Cleveland Indians continue tumble their
League pcnnan really tumble
tits. Last week game they made
Dick Travis St Pauls outstanding golfer jouneyed
Pittsburgh Pa fourth place the division
national golf tournament.
Dave Hosn Dallas Texas pitcher has been the
the Besides winning games
the every goes
due almost solely Hosns that the Dallas drawing
crowds Texas Negroes who rarely attended
crowd the park tunstes the Dallas
Dwight Reed head football coach Lincoln
turned to grid campaign
returned.
Too bad the St Paul high system a opnght
like Reed go out of town.
Jim Walton tackle is making strong bid for regular berth
the Central eleven this fall Hill is trying gain
half back spot.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-09-05
MRS. MIKE HOLM
CITES NUMBER OF
WOMEN IN OFFICE

Mrs. Mike Holms campaign
committee made the following
statement:
Mrs. Holmes was born in st.
Paul, Minnesota, March IA, 1902.
She attended grammar and high
schools in st. Paul.
At the age of IS she went into
a business office because her
father had become an invalid. At
90 she was advanced to office
manager of this firm. She was
away from st. Paul for about 6
years and returned to be en-
ployed by the state in the High
way Department for IL years and
the Department of Agriculture for
2 years. In 1916, she married Mr..
Holm.
She travelled extensively with
Mr.. Holm throughout the United
States serving in the capacity of
secretary and taking notes for
him of controversial issues dis
cussed at national meetings. She
is conversant with the duties of
the office in addition to having
IS years of business experience.
She is personally acquainted with
every Secretary of State in the
United States, many Of whom are
women.
Mrs. Holm pointed out that
qualified women should serve the
public and that many are now do
ing so. There are IL women in
Congress, 10 Representatives and
l Senator. There are % women
holding elective offices in the ex-
ecutive departments of % states,
including the Secretary of State
and State Treasurer of Alabama
and Secretaries of State of New
Mexico, South Dakota, Tennessee,
etc.
This year there are 235 women
members of State Legislatures,
most of them outside of the
south. At least 5000 major APP
pointive jobs in state govern
ments are held by women.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-09-05
FACT and FUN
BY Dick Wright

It's a fact: I took the following
conversation down in shorthand,
word for word:
You amt got a cigarette, is
your"
II amt said I did, did II"
II amt ask you if you is. I ask
you II you amt You amt, is
you?"
Amt I said I ANTI"
You amt said nothing"
Mamie approached her employ
err with a fistful of money, her
savings for the past several years.
Miss Jones'" said Mamie, will
you keep my money for me?"
why should T., asked the en-
ployer. II thought you were get
ting married next week"
II am" Mamie returned" But
you didn't think I'm going to keep
all that money in the same house
with a stranger do your"
Busy about the house, the
mother wrote out a note, and sent
her ten year old son to a local
dry goods store.
When the lad presented the
salesgirl the note, his brown eyes
looked in every direction but at
the salesgirl. His lips were thrust
forward in determination, and he
scuffed the sole OF his tennis shoe
against the floor in obvious en-
barassment.
The salesgirl opened the note
and read: please select two pairs
of pink rayon panties, medium
size. I must have them and my
son is too bashful to ask for
them"
The salesgirl read the note
through, glanced at the boy, and
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-09-05
Howard Crabtree PraCticing
Attorney Seeks Nomination
For LRpislafurP In 2ht

AOh ANSlsiaAuiN III OOth
Howard NJ Crabtree, praCticing
attorney who lives at 2119 Penn
Ave. No. is candidate for nomina-
ton for the legislature from the
35th district in the primary cleo
tions on Tuesday September 8.
Mr.. Crabtree is a veteran and
is prepayment of tax reduction
through economy. Mr.. Crabtree
is married and has one child.
From The Windy City: Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd Johnson of Chicago,
spent two weeks visiting Mrs.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-09-05
Nobody Asked Me, But

Nopouy Asked me, But
presume you US, you all
Thanks ali the guest columns. enjoyed
We are not going to attempt to predict any primary election
winners Wen bypass and wen endorse In the
we're for all of 'em. I wanna keep friends.
Senator Thye be returned to office
The state can't miss with good with Elmer
derson, Orvine Freeman Ryan
Either Phil Griffin or Oliver Wange are good men for the secre
tary State job.
you a your MarceIa Knen
Republican then vote for John c. Alexander for Congress the Bird
District.
Legislative the 35th District. H.
MOser and Arthur Miller All high Larry everbodys
friend gets vote for Legislature in the seth District
One Of the towns most capable citizens
your vote for Railroad and Warehouse Commissioner.
And don't forget Carl Benson, County Commissioner.
resident of Srd District (souh Minneapos) I'd by
all vote for Eood Swanson His incumbent
c. doesn't rate.
a city, country in
put into office. Good luck to all of 'em.
Why Is 1t the homeHest girl in hen party automatically
The fatter the woman the smaller the dog
guy regulations girls Dragging
conquest They usually wind with the morning
Girls who good card players bad wives.
When you're in love- dress girl friend looks
Rarely you carrying brief case who walks slowly
Lots Of people sneak smokes In the street but they obey
the law on the buses.
Lndley s something to ooka at shows
North Minneapolis denatessen
crowd by coming with a Chlorophyled salami.
went from AAA to IA
way get is to a four
The waitress will rush your order to get rid of you.
If been counting girl year
time to make up her mind, she's sin shopping.
Sure way to make enemy a fat
he has lost weight
Billy Daniels is the greatest singer of them all
Does know what happened to the boxing Mime
Rocky Grazano should be a cinch Davey.
Rita HayWorth has weight complaining
the view.
Int starting to talk like Tarp
can't remember ever seeing doctor in sport shirt
scale shows I'm losing weight believe it. But indi
catees I'm gaining, try another scale.
III think Walcott good fighter Harry
Chanen wait1l about 10 years from now"
The letter " Edward Schwartz
don't feel 30 bad now.
Jackie Graves who earned than hundred thousand six
years earns seventy smackers a week in Austin
Men with skinny nects the biggest tie knots
Now that finished I to
other when my boss hands my check.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-09-05

found it all she could do to keep
from laughing, because below the
writing Of the mother, is a bold,
childrish scrawl, were these
words:
Il am not either"