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Evening star., 1952-10-13
THE EVENING STAR

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1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
BOOKKEEPER TRAINEE, for ac-
counts receivable bookkeeping ma
chine, 40-hour week; $50 per week.
Boy 3HO-k; stsT;,.rN star; Ia
wiling to progress. good salary.
benefits. Mr.. Keir, RITZ CAMERA
CENTER. 61S 18th st. NV. lis
not neces., will
train; 5h-day wk. pleasant working
conds. Apply MOSKINS. 729 9TH
st. NV. ia
CAsHIER-CIGAR CLERK for drug
store; 5-day wk.. nights, 3:30-11.
Local refs. req. QUIGLEY DRUG,
21st st. NV. Ia
HIER-CHECKERS - Permanent
positions for dependable women. ex-
perienced IN super market opeTa-
ton. Apply in person, POSIN'S, /,
5756 Georgia ave NV IA
Evening star., 1952-10-13
CLERKS

White: 6-day wk., $50 to 5:15 pm:
general once work; pleasant working
conds. Apply SOUTHERN WHOLE
sALERS. 707 Edgewood st. ne;
Evening star., 1952-10-13

little tipping. Excellent
working conditions, disqualification,
vacation. discounts; 5h-day week.
Phone II 7-4S70. la
CLERK OR CLERK K-TYPIST-Colored
High school graduate LU. 1-2649;
graduate. to do misc. clerical work:
$20s per mo. to start; $3.50 in 3
day; 4o,hg. VIZ; Apply WASHING;
Dept, HOO goth st. NV. No phone
calls -13
Insurance ONCE, interesting
work; >40-hour. 5-day week. attrac-
tive salary, chance for advancement
Apply 1870 L st. NV, End floor.
white, under 36: perma-
nent position. Aforementioned bldg:
modern cafeteria; .40-hour, 5,day
week: annual starting salary,
S2,4O0; liberal vacation and sick
leave. Apply NATIONAL GEO
GRAPHIC SOCIETY, personnel Of
fee, Bird and X sts. ne. 8 am.
to pm. No phone calls. -15
Evening star., 1952-10-13
CHECK ROOM
EXTRAORDINARY

This is the toughest check room ad"
you've ever read BECAUSE this is
The RIGHT GIRL" SHOULD NET
500 per wk. and meals. Don't
phone unless you have background,
appearance and can furnish at least
5 yrs. employment record that can
be thoroughly investigated and can
verify your honesty. dependability,
character and aptitude. Must be %
to 35 yrs. of age; prefer happily
married woman with no children
under, 12 yrs, No experience es-
sential as checkroom girl; we can
teach you. Hours pm to l am
daily; IL noon to about 8 pm. Sun
day. You will own your business
and pay rent; get all tips" and
cigarette profit. No capital for rent
or tobacco required; We give you
earnings and 2 wks. vacation. We
have Just enlarged our check room
and added beautiful annex seating
so, but we still have nightly stand
ing lines" Phone MI. $500. Ted
Lewiss for appointment after IL
noon. -19
Evening star., 1952-10-13
THE EVENING STAR

THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
MARRIED MAN FOR RE-
SPONSIBLE POSITION
WITH LARGE NATIONAL
DISTRIBUTING ORGANI-
ZATION IN THE VA, D. c..
AREA. SENSATIONAL NEW
INVENTION WHICH is Ma
TIONALLY ADVERTISED,
BEHIND A Is = YEAR OLD
NAME. SOME MECHANI-
CAL APTITUDE HELPFUL.
IF YOU ARE AVAILABLE
IMMEDIATELY, SEE EN-
PLOYMENT MGR, 9 TO
II AM, MON. OR TUES,
304 E. MONROE AVE,
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
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SANDWICH MAN


White. must be exper. Jewish deli
sassSSen GH,GNR6v all y Sronnd man; steady
Kennedy st. NV. GE. 1924. -19
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Lubrication man. age bet. rs to 40,
white, must be an expert and good
salesman; salary $40 day plus com.
BARRON'S SUNOCO SERVICE STA
TON. Wis. ave. and River rd. NV
-15
SHEET METAL ESTMATOR-Better
than top SAL, plus security; progres-
Slve well.estab. firm. Applicant must
have worked with tools. Construc.
field knowledge essential. GICHNER,
1900 Kendall ne. Wash, d. C. -13
SHEET METAL MECHANICS-steady
yssr-round employment. SOLAR
HEATING CO., 11O1 Lee hwy.
Rosslyn. Arlington. Va. ia. 7-43OO.
SHIPPING CLERKS. white. for large
wholesale distributor; 5-day wk.,
vacations. etc. Apply 1921 9th St
NV, ID
Evening star., 1952-10-13
YOUNG MAN
$75 PER WEEK
Variety Store Experience
MR.. SYLVAN
S. N. MCBRIDE CO..

ZOO H st. NE. IA
YOUNG MEN for assembly and re-
pair work in manufacturing plant;
sxper. pref; 5-day. 45-hr. wk; paid
Decentralization and vacation. Apply
BOWEN & CO. 4712 Bethesda ave-,
Bethesda, Md. ia
Evening star., 1952-01-26

Page and King Glasses of Ana
costa Methodist Church will held
a joint session tomorrow at $3.50
am, at which time officers OF
the Organized Bible Class Asso-
citation will have charge of the
program. Mrs. Myrtle M. Powell,
vice president, will preside. The
OBCA Quartet, Marshall r
Baker, James L. Ewin, Harold s.
King and Jesse NuSSear, will pre-
sent special music. Mr.. Ewin will
lead the opening song service;
Mrs. Volena B. Williams, vice
president. will read the scripture
lesson; Allen M. LaSter, vice
president. will bring the morning
prayer, and Ralph Cole. vice presi.
dent. will teach the lesson.
The Vaughn Class of Calvary
Baptist Church will be taught by
Representative Armstrong of Mis-.
souri,. The Burial Glass will have
as its speaker tomorrow D. M
Evening star., 1952-01-26
Dr.. Howe 10 Preach
Ate Cathedral Service

DR.. Reuel I. Howe. professor Of
pastoral theology at the Virginia
Theological Seminary. Alexandra,
will be guest preacher at an II
am. service tomorrow in WASH
ington Cathedral.
DR.. Howe, who is also q con-
sultant to the Department Of
Christian Education, National
Council Of the Protestant Episco-
pal Church, win preach on 'Theo-
logical Education.
The Very Rev. Francis B. Sayre
jr.. dean Of the Cathedral, will
give the baccalaureate address to
the graduating class Of Woodrow
Wilson High School at 8 pm.
The Cathedral Choir of Men
and Boys will sing at a 4 pm. all
musical service.
Holy communion will be cele-
brated at 8 am. in st. Mary's
Chapel and at $3.50 am. in Beth
1ehem Chapel.
Evening star., 1952-01-26
Organized Bible Classes

IAldridge. president of the Magafin
Baptist Institute.
Rustin Couples Glass OF Mount
Vernon Place Methodist Church
will begin a series Of topics o1
international Importance to Chris
ltians Of every faith tomorrow al
I9:45 am. DIR. Frederick ]. Libby
founder and executive secretary
lof the National Council for Pre-
lvention of War, will open the
series with the topic 1.-The Church:
Place in World Affairs" The
Susanna Wesley Glass will bt
taught by Mrs. Broadus B. Wright
The Marietta Smith Bible Glass
of the Georgianna Avenue Branch
Iof Bethany Baptist Church will
hold its regular monthly meeting
and social at the home of Mrs
Geneva Ryan on Monday at 8 pm
The Harrison Bible Glass of st
Luke's Methodist Church viii.
meet at 9:45 am. tomorrow. c
Toby Chandler, president, viii
preside: Charles w. johnson will
have charge of the lesson anc
Alden w. Hoage, vice president oi
OBCA and a prominent attor.
Iney, will be the guest teacher.
The Eureka Glass of the Ninth
Street Christian Church has
elected the following officers fol
this year: Mrs. Myrtle Schneider
president; Rosalie Dunn, vice
president; Mabel Mergell, treas.
urer; Peggy Doze, secretary: Heller
Johnston, chairman: Clare Kirby
followup and good cheer, ane
Stella Harbin, publicity.
The Young Marrieds' Glass O.
the National City Christian
Church is conducting a series o.
talks every Sunday morning from
now until Easter on the Life o.
Christ" Mrs. j. Warren Hasting'
will be the speaker for the frs
few Sundays.
| The Dawson Bible Glass Of the
Evening star., 1952-01-26

M e t h o d i S t
Church Febru-
| ary rs, at $50
lp.m. DR.. Lowell
S. EnSor, preSi-
dent of Western
Maryland Col
lege, will be the
Is p e a k er. Mr..
and Mrs. Allen
M. Laster, CO.
C h a i r m e n,
should be con-.
tacted lrnn1edi-
| ataIv for reSer.
vationS.
"1 @-TA~A
Evening star., 1952-01-26
Hoeven to Give Address
I'm Foundry Methodist

Representative Hoeven. Repub-
lican. Of Iowa will speak at 6
pm. tomorrow in Foundry Meth
odist Church, Sixteenth and P
streets NV.
The Rev. F. Norman Van
Brunt, associate minister OF the
church, will preach tomorrow at
both II am. and 8 pm. services.
Evening star., 1952-01-26

First Baptist Church will meet al
9:45 am. tomorrow, when Mrs
j. M. Dawson will bring the mes
sage.
The Trinity Mems Glass o1
Trinity Methodist Church will
have as it's teacher tomorrow al
9:45 am. the Rev. Linwood p
Harris Of the North Carolina Con-
ference.
Evening star., 1952-01-26
st. Jerome's To Hold
|Fumily Communion

A family corporate communion
will be held at 8 am. tomorrow
in st. Jerome's Catholic Church
5207 Forty-third avenue. Hyatts-
vile, sponsored by the Prince
Georges Council 2so9, knights Of
Columbus.
Shane MacCarthy. a member
of the Fourth Degree. Washing
ton General Assembly. will speak
following the mass at a breakfast
in the Madison Cafeteria, 572C
Baltimore avenue, HyattSville.
Evening star., 1952-01-26
BY Dr. Poae Etehison

The 21st annual banquet Of the
Organized Bible Class Association.
celebrating it's 30th anniversary
year, will be held in Anacostia
Evening star., 1952-01-04

NEW 3-BEDRM. RAMBLER
BIG KITCHEN
All the fine things you want in a
home plus the best in construction.
Master bedroom with N bath, full
basement, level lot. Possession with
deed. Phone now for details. VI.
1915 until 10 pm.
JIM BRITT
Evening star., 1952-01-04
RAMBLERs, $3.50 DOWN

$500 DOWN WILL BUY
This Groom detached frame
home on big 75x2O0-ft. lot.
only two blocks from school
and bus. 3 bedrooms and
modern tiled bath. plus shower
in basement: big new kitchen;
aluminium storm windows; oil
heat; garage. Call Mr.. Franz
blau. WA. 2696 or AP. 1900.
Evening star., 1952-01-04
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.


ALEXANDRIA-Old Georsetown at
mosphere. S-room Colonial brick
with baths and many fireplaces;
compacted and charming with all
modern improvements. marvellous
home for $22,500; terms. J, @.
MAIZE, Realtor, 121 So. ROYAL st,
Alexandria AL. 6SSS or eyes,, TIE.
ALEXANDRIA RAMBLER, close in
3-bedrm. brick; If rambler minded,
home. we have several others near
by on. wooded sites, Il you prefer
out . bit. I viii be glad to shoy you
Sun, Al. 1852: CHARLES r.
HooFF. NC, 1907 Duke st., Alex
ARLINGTON s1s.45o VACANT.
Cash $4,000. 2 bedrms. and bath,
and 3 porches. 1st a.; bsmt. entr.,
gas heat; gear gar. Brokers, 5et.
CH. be77. mot Sunday. IS
Evening star., 1952-01-04
28&6 NET ANNUALLY

it., now occupied as gas station can
be utilized for most any other retail
or wholesale purposes. ONLY $500
cash required; balance in low in
stallments. BASnIKO INVESTMENT
CORP, Mr.. Perry, DI. S724; ewes.
OIL. 0947. p
Evening star., 1952-01-04
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
FENCED IN?
DO YOII WANT OTTTo

Only an extra minutes and you get
q SHARP, CLEAN, 2-bedrm. ram
blerette with beautiful tastefully ap-
nette, nicely equip. kit. full ceramic
tiled bath, beautiful how'd. floors and
brick fireplace, set back on pretty
" acre. Asking $12,950 with 81
$50 cash. Call REAL ESTATE SERV-
ICE INC nIM n0nn
Evening star., 1952-01-04
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ARLINGTON

$12. 1850; spotless, semidetached beau-
ty. 2 bedrms.. separate dining rm.,
screened porch. B min. to Penta-
gon. Low cash.
$25. 900; Cape Cod with O view. Big
rooms, screened porch. level hilltop
lot. 8 bedrms,, 2 baths (bedrm.
and bath downstairs)i near schools.
churches. shopping. Low cash.
$40. 900: big Colonial, on lovely cor
ner lot. 4 bedrms.. 2 baths down
stairs bedrm. and bath); 8 min
from Pentagon. Excellent financing
$35, 900; Lorcom lane is 2 blocks
from this comfortable home. Down
stairs. 2 bedrms.,. bath. big equipped
kit. liv. rm.. din. rm.. screened
porch. Upstairs: 2 immense bed
rms, bath. and huge closets. Full
bsmt. with maids washroom.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS
ia. 5-6266: Ewes. OW. 6S19 or ia.
7-0842. %
Evening star., 1952-01-04
Hicks Realty Co

3706 Mt. Vernon Ave, AL. 1900
ewes, Mrs. Briggs, TIE. 1872 or TIE
Evening star., 1952-01-04
Forest Heights Rambler

Forest Heights Rambler
Extremely well planned and COM
pletely modernistic 3-bedrm. brick
by Feb. !; includes many outstand-
ing features. such as: Equipped
Kitchen with built-in barbecue pit,
spacious liv, rm. with flrepl. and
picture window. large patio of liv.
rm.. full bsmt. with built-in garage,
storage rm., recr. space with firepl.
and u bath; nicely Handicapped lot,
60 by 200
Evening star., 1952-01-04

New detached brick house on level
lot, living room with fireplace, din
ing alcove, kitchen, 2 bedrooms and
bath; full basement with u bath.
eas neat; chain link fence; S14,500,
A. A. CAROZZA co.
1927 Pa. Ave. Sc. LU. 4-OO4O
Evening star., 1952-01-04
INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

CASH FOR INCOME and investment
property. Call ST. 3707, SH. 1095.
INTERESTED IN investment prop
erty (S to IL unitS), will trade own
home. Box 32S-D, Star. g
Evening star., 1952-01-04

COURTHOUSE SQUARE. Arlington
ia. $4,000
Evening star., 1952-01-04

4 BEDROOMS

Brand-new,. priced at S20,990, with
two full baths, plus a full base
ment. Value plus charm are the
key notes of this lovely home on
one-haH acre. Brick and frame
construction; de luxe kitchen. loft.
refgr., disposal, auto. washer and
electric range. Just what you have
been looking for.
Evening star., 1952-01-04

5 BIG ROOMS
LOTS, 22,5OO SO. FIT.
Designed for gracious living. Screened
front porch, living room with fire.
dining room. All the privacy you
could wish, yet convenient to stores,
schools, churches and Transports :
ton. Priced under $4,000, with
$4,000 cash. Phone now and save
disappointment. vi. 1918 until 10
pm.
jim BRITT
Evening star., 1952-01-04
Large Family Home

Large Family Home
Four-bedrm. Cape Cod bungalow, Just
equipped kit. full bsmt., gas hot
water heat, storage attic; conv. to
schools and transp Reasonably
priced at S14,500. with $4,000 dn.
Something New
Been, dreaming of a bungalow with
mooernistic design? We have it!
closets. completely equipped. elec
kit, liv. rm. with firepl., dinette
and util. rm., all on 1st fl. Assume
81 loan: pay So. 800 down and
SS2.31 per mo-. incl taxes and ins.
FRED BURGESS
2524 PA. AVE. Sc.
VI. 2S02 TILL 8.
Evening star., 1952-01-04
,ns.) ! HOUSES SALIVA. tcens.,
NEW RAMBLER

NEW RAMBLER
Large S-bedroom brick and stone
house in beautiful setting of trees,
on paved highway; attached garage;
full basement, oil heat; de luxe
kitchen; over u acre Of ground.
Asking. $29,450. Shown at any
time.
A. A. CAROZZA co.
1897 Pa. Ave. sc. Lu. 4-0040
Evening star., 1952-01-04
INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE
TWO 6-FAMILY APT. HOUSES. s21O
S45. 900 and 1914 Roanoke ave-. we.
Takoma PIX, Md. S45.5oo, 81. 1860.
IF YOU HAVE $6O.OOo to invest at
DEVELOPMENT, call Mr.. Blanken. Ewes.
TU. 3I5I. Days RE. $3.50. COLON
FIRST TIME ADVERTISED, excellent
inyestment; nnTe g16 6od 18th - and g sts. NV
MODERN 12-unit Diet. brick. upper
NV; income, $500 yr. Louis
RUDDEN, GE. 2456, Wo. 0225.
APT. BLDG.-S units; at approx. 6L2
times approved rentals. Large first
trust; reasonable cash; for further
5i335 with WIN. NJ. THRoCKMoR- s.
TON, Realtar. DI. 6092.
CORNER 18th ST. N.W.-Apt. bldg.
in D.. C., 36 units. 13 with 6 rms.
and bath; low rentals. None are
furnished; nn1 .,to Restaurant on ground
times annual rent. Need about $780,
900, in. cash. Call BRUCE KESSLER.
Exclusive Agent Rockville 2S77. %
ATTENTION. SPECULATORS = 800
II racing south Dakota ave. ne;
240 It. deep; 1 lge. 2-apt. house
and l 5-rm. house. near lge. 2nd
commercial tract. Zoning possibili-
ties. Call Mr.. Ray, UN. S533:
ewes, TO. 6261. PAUL H. LAUTER-
SILVER SPRING, center Of town
Corner, lge. 3-bedrm.. 2-bath house,
full bsmt.. attic, garage; zoned COM
mercial; vacant; S35,000; suitable
for r,y any business; 81, 4554. ----6
rooms with 3 exposures in P. G. Co.
at D. c. line; Ia times rental;
$4,000, plus. adjustments. balance
one trust, AZ; principals only.
OWNER 10 R-T0RS =
Evening star., 1952-10-15

I tillery around certain key North
Korean areas already approaches
the heaviest concentrations OF
World War II, and virtually all
is of Soviet origin. The major bat
teries appear to be operated by
or under the control of, Soviet
technicians," he added.
4. II can say without equivoca-
ton that the U. S. Air Force jet
units are greatly superior to their
MIG-15 equipped counterparts,
flying from air bases in Man.
churia" and will be able to stop
the Red air fleets.
S. He was profoundly i'm
lpressed with the high quality and
equally high morale Of the. q. N.
forces in Korea. Gen. James A.
Van Fleet told me the Eighth
Army can hold along it's present
line indefinitely" He payed spe-
lcial tribute to the First Marine Di-
vision, the only ground unit he
visited.
6. Republic of Korea divisions,
Evening star., 1952-10-15
By John A. Giles

Air Force efforts to knock out
enemy supply and communications
in Korea "is making the Com
munist world bleed at it's most
Vulnerable point" according to All
Secretary Finletter.
THE Communist world does not
care about men," he told Penta-
lgon news conference yesterday
But the thing that it Is short on
lis production, and (operation)
lStrangle is hitting at the end
results Of production.
In short. we may be proud OF
the indispensable role which
United Nations air-with all the
limiting ground rules-has played
in our present favorable situation .
Back From World Trip.
In making the statement. eight
days after he had returned from
a worldwide inspection trip. Mr.
Finletter directly challenged 8
statement Monday by Gen. Lem.
uel c. Shepherd, jr., Marine Corps
Evening star., 1952-10-15
inIeter Praises Job of Air Force Blasting Supply Lines Reds

United States-trained, now hold
more than half the U. N. line
Gen. Eisenhower said recently the
South Koreans should take over
the whole burden Of the fighting.
7. The Air Forces worldwide
system Of bases is. by and large
in very good shape" He admitted
some reconstruction. woiildbe nec-
essary at the controversial French
Moroccan bases. Some of the
criticism Of those installations is
justified. although the blame by
no means lies entirely at the Air
Forces door," he added "a
9. The whole question of what
constitutes a proper standard OF
living for Air Force personnel
abroad should be re-examfned by
the next Congress. Housing and
recreational facilities are not ade-
ouate. he emphasized.
Evening star., 1952-10-15

|commandant, that the air efforts
to strangle Red supply and COM
munication lines had been a "flz-
zle."
Mr.. Finletter also said:
l. The Soviet contribution o1
aircraft to the Chinese and North
Korean air forces already has ex-
ceeded 4,400 planes. The enemy
air forces now include some 250C
airplanes, of which nearly 1900
are jets and 200 light bombers Of
our B-29 type.
2. There "are increasing signs
the Reds may once again make q
determined bid to seize the all
offensive. He called attention to
his recent statement that the
Reds have a number Of new-type
Soviet twin-jet bombers, with 9
range to penetrate behind U. N
lines. He added that "it is dis
tinctly an offensive weapon.
Under Soviet Technicians.
8. The Communists concentra-
ltion of heavy anti-aircraft ar
Evening star., 1952-10-15
BruziI Notes Big Gains
lln Peanuts and Wheat

RIO DE JANEIRO.-Increases
Of 366 and 133 per cent in Brazil,s
production Of peanuts and wheat
in the past five years are re-
ported by the Ministry Of Agri-
culture.
Peanut crops rose from 81. .697
tons In 1946 to 147.9 tons in
1881. The wheat crop jumped
from 213,514 to 495.104 tons.
For the same period an SO per
cent gain in the tomato crop was
reported. @
Evening star., 1952-10-15
Under Soviet Technicia1

8. The Communists concentra-
Ition of heavy anti-aircraft ar
Evening star., 1952-10-15

You'll enjoy this picture.
packed tribute to the
beautiful new White House
"a structure as modern
as this minute, yet an
antique jewel box that
encases the heritage OF
Americas highest office!
What will your new Presi-
dent find when he moves in?
What is the White Houses
yearly upkeep? its cur
rent value in dollars and
cents? What does Mrs. Tru-
mancallitsmajor drawback?
Who came visiting in a
hearse? How has the White
House changed over the
years?
You'll find the answer to
these and many many other
questions in Holidays spar
king salute to Americas
most famous home, the
White House!
The beautiful November
Holiday presents to it's mil
lions of readers an intimate
glimpse into the home and
the lives of many of our fa-
nous Presidents. Here are
pictures of the White House
yesterday and today-full-
color photos that capture
the beauty of it's famous
rooms. Here are amusing
anecdotes about White
House living-recollections
of the buildings gayest and
saddest moments. Here, in
deed, is an article that will
make you prouder than ever
to be a part owner of Ameri-
cas- White House!
Be sure to read this bril-
liant article by Debs Myers.
Get your copy of the No
vember Holiday today!
Evening star., 1952-10-15
You'll read about orm.,

You'll read about orm.d
guards :. Joseph Short household
stofF Rose Room .. dining room
-. Eosf Room >. pony on the elevator
e.. controversial boIeony >. Dolly
Modison's knife Green Room ;.
Blue Room .. White House morrioss
-. visiting royoIiy -. Chino Room -.
cooIidse's dog -. Trumon's piono -.
the study EncoIn's bed =. swim-
ming pool :. White House rvmmoss
sole the Presidents sinking both
tub Eleanor Roosevelt PTesi.
DENTS office new Improvements
-. Modison ond many other
people ond foefs Of interest to
everyone
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-06-06
Halle Council To
Sponsor Annual
Prom For Graduates

Invitations are in the mail for
the June Prom, which is an annual
semi-formal dance honoring June
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-06-06

to other women: Girls"
Finally Elma could take no
more and heard her say, IF they
are girls, then I amt born yet"
A friend Of mine was trying to
show how tough the neighbOrhood
was that he grew up in. Finally to
prove his point, he told how he
once applied for a job as delivery
boy for a local store
The storekeeper told me that
he'd advertised for a good strong
boy, and asked me could / handle
the job" said my friend. For an
answer | took him to the window
Of his store and showed him the
sixteen other applicants I'd had
10 whip before / got inside the
store"
Too Many Hands
Beads of sweat were standing
out on the forehead of the busy
mother Pausing in her work for
bit of air, she exclaimed,
Sometimes I wish I had ten
hands,"
Not me" said her small son.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-06-06
WheotleY Card
Pdrfy To Give
$3.50 In Prizes

A person doesn't have to play
bridge or whist to win a prize
Saturday at the Wheatley board
and auxiliary bridge and whist
party. There will be as many val
liable door prizes which the nom
card playing or kibitzing folks
may win as there will be awards
to those who win in the bridge
and white tourney.
So far the committee has an
nounced that it has $3.50 worth OF
prizes to be given away. One
prize is a S25 defense bond, an
other is a fine painting from the
Beard Art Galleries and there art
dozen of useful other prizes.
Charles Fist, sometimes calico
&" the Daddy of Phyllis Weathley
house" has promised the joint
committee of the board and aux
Hilary that If the affair nets 5000
ne will contribute a equal sum for
the house building fund.
The affair promises to be a
fine community affair. Don't for
get the time and place Saturday
night June 7, at 8 pm. at Phyllis
Wheatley house 800 Aldrich Ave.
No, the committee urges.
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