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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-08
Additional Social and
Personal News
Minneapolis

Married 20 Years. Mr. and Mrs
II. B. Warren, 3845 Clinton Ave.
were married % years on Thurs
day. July 81 They celebrated
their anniversary with a dinner al
the Flame as guests OF Mr. and
Mrs Duke Browning Of Seattle
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde johnson Sr.,
in the party. The Warrens recciv.
ed many lovely gifts. Mr.. and Mrs
Browning are the house guests Of
Mr. and Mrs Warren and the
Clyde JOhnsonA. They left Friday,
Aug, s for Detroit Mr.. Browning
played In the Minnesota Negro
Open Golf tournament. July 20
and n.
On the weekend the Broknngs
went on a fishing trip To Mile
Laos with the Clyde Johnsons and
the Reuben WArrcns.
VIII Visit Aunt: Mrs Ruth
Downing, Organist at st. Johns
AM.E church in Omaha, Neb.
arrived this week 90 attend the
Gospel Choirs and Choruses. Inc
convention She will be the house
guest Of her aunt. Mrs. John ~
Maxwell. 1920 goth Ave. so.
Cocktail Party HoBorI Rowan
Mr.. and Mrs WIlfred Leland.
2II4 Penn Ave. So. entertained
Sunday from $50 p. m. at q
cocktail party In honor Of Carl
T. Rowan on the occasion Of the
publishing Of his first book
South Of Freedom" FRIEND
thronRcd the Leland home 10 con.
graduate Mr.. Rowan and his
wife.
F1r~t NIEhter~: The First
Highters Bridge Club met satur-
day. Aug 2 at the home of Mrs
LAMAR Roberts, 374S F1fth Ave
SO. The first guest prize was won
by Mrs l.. Howard Bennett. and
second by Mrs. Shelton Granger
The club prizes were wnn by Mrs
Clifton Browne. first, Mrs. James
Brown, second, and Mrs. II. Ran
som Coins. Third Other guests Of
the hoStsAs were Mrs. Riley Gil
christ and Mrs Richard Williams
Family leaves For Visit: Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Glenn. 1884 Smell
hing Ave. left Friday, Aug, for
Q visit with friends In St Louis.
Detroit and Cleveland.
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Lille Vaughn, Eta Smith, and
Theresa Warren.
O.E.S.: Mrs. Leila Mae Stewart.
Worthy Matron OF Pride of the
West chapter. No. Q, and Mrs.
Terry Qalls, Associate Conduc-
tress of Electa Chapter No. 3.
motored to Sioux Falls. So. Da-
kota, July q and took part in
setting up the chapter there. They
are also planning a trip to Duluth
where the worthy grand matron.
Mrs. Mable Harris, will make her
visit.
Delegates: Mines. Mae Cooper,
Alice Kinney and Viola Dennis OF
st. Louis, and Mines. Minnie Will
liams, Addie Hoard. Mildred
Houston and Miss Alvera Henry
are the guests OF Mrs. Theresa
Warren, 500 Fremont Ave. No.
while in the Twin Cities. They
are attending the National Con-
vention of Gospel Choirs and
Choruses. Inc. which Is being
held at st. James AME church
in st. Paul.
Birthday HOnOrees: Mr.. and
Mrs. Teddy Qualls, 1884 Penn
Ave. No, entertained friends at a
lawn fish fry Thursday. July 81.
The fish fry was given in honor
of the birthdays of Mines. Clar-
ence Smith and Frank Shaw.
Lucius Stewart and Messrs. Tim
Accosta and Freddie Palmore and
little Miss Gloria Smith and Miss
Mary Carr from Corpus Christie,
Texas.
Returned To Ind: Mr.. and Mrs.
s. T. Erwin of Indianapolis, left
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After Wedding shower
Given For BFGdSh0wS

Mr. and Mrs ORmalicI FerRu
son. 037 Rondo Ave, gave nm ar
tor wedding shower Saturday
August I. for the ncwlywedB, Mr.
and Mrs Ronald Bradshaw They
received many Rifts
The table was beautifully dec.
GRATED with n center piece of yell
lDw and pink tea roses and yell
low candles over which white bells
were hung During the evening
games were led by Mr.. Raymond
Johnson. Prizes were wUn by
Mrs MRTgie Hopkins and Mrs.
Mablc Brown. Refreshments were
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Returned To Home In NY,
The Misses Mary Collins and
Carmen Bowen Of Louisville LET,
Sunday morning, Aug. 3 for their
home after spending a very pleas
ant vacation with their grand
parents. Mr. and Mrs Felix FoRR.
37O0 Fourth Ave. So.
Visited In San Diego MlAs Ed.
ma Boone. sos 10Th Ave. So, 70.
turned home Saturday. August 2
from San Diego, Callf, where she
spent three weeks Visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. Leo u. Oates, for.
mer MlnneapolitanH.
Fast By Boat Mr. and Mrs,
Hirma X Gibbs, 4l32 Elliot Ave.
left "Wednesday July 80 for Du-
luth From there they took n boat
trip To the East coast. They viii
visit In several cities before re-
turning home among them Buf-
fRlo and New York
Vacation About Over Miss
Shirley Kyle. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs Earle r. Kyle, 3037
Fourth Ave 80, flew 10 RaIti
more. where she Will resume her
duties as acting magazine editor
of the Afro American newspapers
Home: Mr. and Mrs Earle r
Kyle and family returned from an
extensive motor tnp that took
them from Minneapolis 10 Mi
waukre, MuHksgon. Mich. De
troit. over Ia Windsor. Ontario
and down the east coast 90 WIchi.
IN Falls 10 see their son and bro
thcr. Robert They report n
wonderful trip and grand
time"
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Monday. Aug 1 for their home
after a very enjoyable week spent
with the J. H. Maxwels, 1920
2Oth Ave. So. Mrs. Erwin and
Mrs Maxwell were renewing
friendships made in high school
days in Washington. Indiana. On
Friday evening, Mr.. and Mrs
Erwin were hosts at dinner
party at the Curtis hotel honor
ing the d. K. Francis, the Clifford
Fuckers and the J. II. Maxwells
Mr.. Erwin has served as head
waiter at the Lincoln hotel in In
dianapOis for the past IS years
The Erwins were high in their
praise for the beauty OF Mime
sofa its lake and trees, the beau
tiful homes in Minneapolis, the
hospitality Of its people and the
big fish that can be caught in the
lakes.
Enjoying Trip: Mr. and Mrs.
Vincent Shepherd Sr., 1887 Port
land Ave. and Mr. and Mrs. Vim
cent Shepherd, Jr, Third Ave.
So. left Thursday, July "a on a
motor tnp through Iowa and III.
They visited in Fort Madison,
Burlington, Davenport, Keokuk,
and Cedar Rapids, Ia, and in
Quincy, III They will return this
week end.
House Guest: Houseguest OF
Rev and Mrs. II. w. Bolts, 1919
Lyndale Ave. No, is Mrs. Gladys
Cromell OF Los Angeles, Calf,
daughter OF Rev II. w. Bolts.
Kansas Here: Among the guests
OF Rev. and Mrs. Z. J. Henderson
is Mr. Chester Lewis OF Lawrence
Kans. Mr.. Lewis is a law stu
dent at the University OF Kan
sas. His stay here will be indefin-
lite.
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son, S22 No 81, Albans viii cclc.
bratc his birthday, Wednesday
Aug. IL
Quest From Buffalo; Mrs. Eta
King " Buffalo Is the house
guest of Mrs Eva A. Fnulkcs,
81 Northwestern Ave Mrs King
arrived frnm Buffalo Aug :,
Engagement AnnounCCd3 MIR.
and Mrs Samuel KinChcn " 81,
Petersburg. Fla, announce the
engagement Of their daughter,
Rosa Howard. Ggl st Anthony
Ave. 10 SGT, Francis n Spccsc,
Camp Mccoy.
Camcos Picnic The Cameo
club gave a ScavCnRcr hunt and
picnic In honor Of MIR and Mira
Milton Bcauford, 1000 Carroll
Ave, who are leaving about Sept
3 Ia make their home IN Los An
gelcS The scavcngcr hunt was
held at tho home of Mr. and Mrs
Russell nalcnger, 8l2 81, An
thony Ave. The picnic was held
at the home ~ Mr. and Mrs Ken
meth Edwards. OCT W, Central
Ave The guests were MeAsra and
Mines. Al Moorrhead. Marion
Brown. Jack Cooper, and Mines,
Marie Sykes Irene Jackman,
James l., Taylor. and Iaadorr
Freeman. Mr. John Wilson. and
Mira Alma McNoaT of New York,
also Mrs GuaEio Anderson,
charter member of the club Of
Washington, y G, Mrs MarEucr.
ito jackson and family Of Ration
Rouge La, and Mt Carl Grif.
fin and family
Luncheon GIVchi A very dclic-
iouE luncheon was enjoyed on
Tuesday, August o. when Mrs u.
=. Harris, 40 Kent st, antcr-
tanned. Tho table was beautifully
set with crystal cRndlclabra, rich
linen and beautiful flowers. Out
of-town guests were Mines Ar.
Icne Davis Of New York. %. l..
willis Kansas CITY Mo. and
Mrs Grace Banniatcr Of Column.
bus, Ohio Other guests were
Mines. Elizabeth Hall. George
Berry Sr. Joe VaAsar, Anna
Smith and Joe HaTriR
Dinner Quests Rcv and Mrs
Carlyle r. Stewart Of Detroit,
Mich. and DR. Charles H.
BCHIRgH Of Evanston. III. were
dinner guests uf Mr. and Mrs
Louis CaAon, 1880 Thomas Ave
Sunday, August 3
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Fcarnlly. a dark gentleman
had gone To soc his doctor about
hts condition. After n careful cx-
animation, the doctor told him no
had pneumonia
Are YOU sure got pneumonia.
Doc ?" asked tho patient II had
u friend who was told he had
pneumonia but dicd Of cancer q
week later"
The doctor was outraged Look
man" he shouted, when I find
out n man has pneumonia, ho dies
" pneumonia
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SEES DAUGHTER MARRIED

Mrs Helen Williams, 935 Lyle.
hart Ave, returned last Saturday
evening, Aug, 2. rom Rapid CITY.
so. Dakota where she attended
the marriage OF her daughter,
Marian Williams TO Cpl Louis
Calvin Thompson. stationed at
Rayid City Air Base. She will
make her future home in Akron,
Ohio, with her husbands mother.
Mrs Helen Thompson.
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served Tho FcrguSons were as-
tstcd by Mrs, RoSamond Collier.
Guests present were Mcssrs. and
Mines. Robert Harris, Charles
Bradley. l.. Willis. II, l.. stokes,
Sr Raymond Johnson and Mines,
Katie bradshaw, Matte King,
Lrata Hudson. Margie Hopkins,
RrbcCca Tuussaint, Rhcta VIII
ltams. Irene Iackman. Donna Cot
ton and Kate Ncn and Mr. VIII
liam Penn.
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PHARMACIST

Age % to 40; registered in Va. Md
or D. C. or eligible for reciprocity
excellent opportunity to become store
managers with progressive organiza-
ton; good starting salary, commits
sion and bonus; sick leave, hos.
WORKING conditions. Write giving ful
details. Box 496-Y. Star. 20
PHOTOGRAPHER, darkroom man, tc
print. develop and finish large line
prints; able to operate q vacuum
printer; salary according to ability;
free group insur. Box 365-Y. Star
PHOTOGRAPHER. portrait, top-notch
quality stud 6v sSpsr.; pe5ma lament TOP
PHCoToGRAPHIc PRINTER, exper
NANNY mann perm. LLo SSfsss 1883 Ss't Comm
p fSs; SiH REroucHER-por.
trait trait studio 0v1 sxper; es quality work
PHOToSTAT HELPER. should have
some knowledge of photo copy pro-
cedure., opportunity to develop to
head photo copy operator; must be
P IGx aelH s'f Hop CARRIER 70,
gneneral plastering work. good
wages. steady work. Apply 2425
Tracy pl. NV. or phone Gathers.
experienced for jobbini
and remodeling; D. C. drivers per.
init; references: 81. 0613. is
PL 1d EEPA axRan,an. must nay !,
person only 40 tn $40 am. w
J. BAUMBACH. INC. 4147 Wilson
blvd. Arlington. -1S
PORTER. for mems furnishings store
experience preferred; permanent no
sition; Apply manager. NATIONAL
PORTERS wanted to work in large
printing shop; 4O-hr. work week
with overtime. Apply in person
Monday. May 10. between 8 m
and 4 pm. RANSDELL, INC. SIC
r. /. ave. ne. lis
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PAINTER
PAPERHANGER'
Apply Mr.. Hawley.
LAFAYETTE HOTEL
823 18th ct. NV.

PARKING LOT ATTENDANT. white
experienced. ST. 5579. -1S
PASTRY BAKER-See Jim Malls q
the DARDANELLES RESTAURANT
30 Hillwood ave-. Falls Church. Va
PATENT ATToRNEY-Local firn
has permanent position for regis
secation 81 spplieatiens. anu sa Jar
Commensurate with ability. Civ
experience Box 265-Y. Star. Lis
PATENT ATTORNEY law student
electrical engineer preferred. Boz
P i,iH;Ni S'f CRAFTSMAN. piecesorl
sons f Box ss6 5asss st ana
PHARMACISTS, registered in Va;
VILLAGE PHARMACY, 1887 Wilson
blyd;; Arlinston: Va. OK. 11S0;
PMARMAG aE 5ss In Md axis
sasrS and b %Srn s 9S Sf PA ri
MACY. 1892 suitland I'd. Sc, III
PHARMACISTS. part time: neighbor.
accommodating; experienced; regis
PHARMACfST-Full time. excel. sal
airy. Must have exper. and refs
RIGGS MANOR PHARMACY. .6573
Agar I'd. EVANSVILLE. Md. AP. 1929
energetic. to work In
modern store in Silver Spring; g.
day week; excellent pay, vacation
with pay, sick benefits. insurance.
rapid advancement. State age and
phone number. Box 157-Y, Star.
Va. registered. gentle
neighborhood store. excel. WORKING
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HELP MEN
HANDY MAN

Truck drtver-porter-Stock clerk; mus
write plain and have drivers. per-
NIT; full time, permanent job fol
GEO. F. MUTH co.
71O 18th St. NV. ..
HARDWARE CLERK, exper., gooc
working cond. & A HARDWARE
9721 Ga. ave. Silver Sp. SH. 500
HARDWARE STORE
Needs young man to help in garden
2 wks. vacation with pay; iow-cost
disqualification available.
SNYDER & co.
Church. Va. Call FA. 1874.
HELPERS, linoleum layers; advance.
ments; steady and regularly; $40 te
start; young, white man. preferred
who wish to learn trade. Journeymer
receive 500 per wk. Apply QUAKER
CITY LINOLEUM CO., 800 F st. NV
HOUSEMAN. colored. pleasant work
ing conditions. Must be sober, de-
d pehndabl ac..,. Refer. REQUIRED; Nc 4
2700 Woodley I'd. NV. 80
IBM MACHINE OPERATOR, sorter
tab. reproducer. interpreter. etc.
permanent. 40-hr.. 5-day wk.; hrs.
to 4:3O; salary, $65.25 wk. Give
age, ADDRESS. phone in reply. Box
INSURANCE AGENTS - Old estab-
lished life insurance company has
several openings for debit men; ex-
per, not nee; guaranteed salary
excess eX1esss OF $4,000 per yr. Call ma.
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MACHINISTS
SILVER SPRING

Several openings for first-class men;
flve-day, 45-hour week, Monday
. Through Friday. with overtime pay;
all day work; permanent: excellent
company benefits. Apply in person
AMERICAN INSTRUMENT CO.
5000 Georgia Ave, Silver Spring. Md
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HELP MEN
PRESS CLEANER

build, good physical condition and
willing to give regular attendance
No experience necessary. Apply
Personnel, Room sos. Open week
days. S;30-5 and Sat. 81. Nc
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
- Well-equipped print
shop desires contact with an expe-
rienced pressman. one familiar with
Kelly, Miller and Kluge. Excel
working conds. in pleasant surround
nston 20 mn So IfSm center OF s Msh
open. to be discussed. Man to take
full charge Of production. Excel.
opportunity. Phone Fla. 4592. -21
PRINTING SALESMAN with following
for house specializing in quality
TYPOGRAPHY; salary paid for service
ing house accounts and commission
paid on all new accounts; fullest CO.
operation is guaranteedS all replies
win be held confidential. Write all
details and experience, Box COLT,
Star
COMPOSITOR, for Lud-
low; steady work. PRINTCRAFT,
PRINTER-OPERATOR, and press
man, or / good all-around man can
lease small machine equipped plant
with Kelly and . jobbers; downtown
location; apt. included. Owner go
ing overseas. Can build excel. spare
time or full-time income. Call
Cyprus 1888 Sun. and ewes. or Ma
1851 wkdyS.
SALESMAN, sell print
ing and paper boxes; draw and
comm. PRINTCRAFT, 707 Sth st.
NV. ME. 1898.
PRODUCE MAN, experienced. for
modern, self-Service super market;
paid vacation. free disqualification.
Apply in person, BUCKINGHAM
SUPER MARKET, 1923 Rhode Island
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HELP MEN

PAINTERS. Must be Al mechanics
and sober. tn. 1871. lis
PAINTERS. first class mechanics
only. EN-. 3272. is
PAINTERS, new construction work;
steady work. Apply Sargent I'd: and
Emerson st. me-, or call MI. 6616.
PAINTER. 1st class. SIG day. Phone
LII. 4-6606
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HELP MEN

SALESMAN for building supplies,
farm equipment and fencing depart
ments. Liberal draw against COM
mission. mileage allowance. Many
company benefits. Apply personnel
ONCE, SEARS. ROEBUCK a. Co,
S455 Colesville rd., Silver Spring. Md.
-19
SALESMAN. exper. mems clothing and
furnishings. FREDERICKS MEN S
WEAR STORE, 1435 H st. NV. -24
SALESMAN with above average
ability and integrity to connect
with one Of the oldest auto dealers
handling Chrysler and Plymouth
cars. A wonderful opportunity for
the right man. Box 2S7-Y. Star.
SALESMAN, exper.. to sell Youngs-
town kitchen equipment, etc; $3.50
basis. LU. 1-2035. 20
SALESMEN-I.et US set you I'D rs q
dealer on storm windows and fenc-
ing; we wholesale only. A. a. B.
WHOLESALERS LO 4-646S
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MACHINIST

First-class, top-notch man, accus.
toned to doing precision work
varied work: sick leave. vacation
overtime. AHRENDT INSTRUMENT
CO., 1910 Calvert rd.. College Park
Md. UN. 74OO. -19
MAGAZINE AGENTS-Local or travel
We. have openings for organizers
tory unlimited. A 500 week guar.
antee to agents who can train new
applicants,, Apply KEYSTONE
MAINTENANCE MAN. white. must
have experience in apt plumbine
and general repair work: apartment
and salary Call As pm week.
MAN, first-class, full
time. with own car and tools. for
painting and minor repairs; coed
pay and future: for responsible man
with ability; references REQUIRED.
Apply Monday bet. AS. Mr.. Mandel,
SURETY REALTY CO., 1881 N st.
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RECEIVING CLERK
Registered Pharmacist

(Young), interested in pharmaceuti.
cal production; splendid opportun.
ity to- grow with progressive COM
pany in Riverdale, Md. area. Write
fully, age, education, experience
and minimum salary requirements
2. Q Box log, Riverdale. Md. a1Ss
RETAIL LIQUOR CLERK, good op.
portunity for right man. WA
1854, to s pm. lis
ROOFER'S HELPER: no experience
necessary; must be sober. Call RA
9043. lis
ROUTE MAN. Hires root beer. Guar
anteed salary, 5-day week. Extra
company benefits. Call TO. $500
for appointment. 30
ROUTEMEN. for laundry and dry
cleaning route. No experience nee
eSsary. References will be checked
Apply in afternoon to Mr.. Ellis,
WASHINGTON LAUNDRY. 2627 K
st. NV. -lS
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ENGRAVER for steel die letterhead
work; we will send work to you
Send us samples Of your work
CO.. BALTIC. Is. Md. 1Ss
ESTIMATOR for general contractor
an old concern; must have wide
exper. and know Washington area
Job open. Box 443-Y. Star. is
ESTIMATOR, quantity surveyor, full
time Job. Apply by letter only,
VICTOR r. BEAUCHAMP, INC,
6S37 4th st. NV. Washington IL,
n G. Is
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PAINTERS
Experienced only. Apply JAFFE. ell
18th st n W
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MEATCUTTER

MEAICUTTER
Good, steady. sober man wanted at
once; Apply IN person. wEsToyER
SUPER MARKET. 1888 N. Washing
ton blvd. Arlington. Va. 30
MEAT WRAPPER, experienced, for
modern Self-Service, aforementioned
super. mkt. Apply in person, BUCK
INGHAM SUPER MKT. 1928 r: I.
M hEei aiNS ts,, white. able to oS Work
on rock wool insulation truck. re-
m rsSS mr., siding :c. etf; Toy wages:
MECHANIC FOR PHoroGRAPHIc
equipment: excellent position for
young man mechanically inclined;
5 days per week. air conditioned
ONCE. $3.50 to 4:30. Box 135-V. Star.
MECHANICAL ENGINEER. age 40
yrs maximum. Mechanical engineer
graduate experienced in machine de-
sign and mechanical devices. Posi-
tion offering ali employe dement's;
AND STOCK CLERK
White; 5-day week, with excellent
opportunity for advancement. Apply
AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE ASSOCI-
ALTON. Room 219. Mills Bldg, 18th
and Pa. ave. NV. lis
MILL MEN, bench and machine
union Woodworking shop. See Chas.
Dunn, GRUVER MFG. CO., SOO1
Conn. ave., Chevy Chase, Md. OIL.
5525. lis
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HELP MEN
SALES
MANAGER

Experienced locally with gro
Gerry, drug and restaurant
trade to organize and ex-
pand sales force of WELL
established firm. Excellent
facilities, capable handling
large volume business of
paper products and related
items. Salary and override.
CALL Ii. 3-104O
FOR INTERVIEW
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LIQUOR SALESMAN
Opportunity to make perm. connec-
ton. with ability and personality In
Enhancement. CENTRAL LIQUORS
INC. 51S 9th st. NV. "a
MACHINISTS, first-class, and tool.
makers on Jig and fixture work
good working conditions: overtime
If desired. WASHINGTON INSII-
TUTE OF TECHNOLOGY. INC.
4S10 Calvert I'd. COLLEGE Park. 30
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MAINTENANCE
HEI PER


Opportunity for reliable young man
with mech. aptitude. Will help car
penters, painters, refrigeration men,
etc. Prefer some training in high
school or exper. Perm. job on 40
hr. wk; basis; Hours. a.m.-4:30
Government Services, Inc.
1135 21st st. NV. 10
MAINTENANCE MECHANIC
White. experienced in heating and
minor plumbing and electrical re-
pairs; large apartment development.
APply B BPSK1Nd CHA M sAIiEIIs
dr.. Arlington. Va. lis
MANAGER, age 20 to So. for retail
service store in government bldg,
exper. In dealing with public and
handling Of personnel preferred; ex-
eel. salary and bonus. state age.
exper. and marital status. Box 235-
MEAT COUNTER MAN. Apply
YoUNG'S MEAT MARKET. 31O4 NJ
ST On
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REAL ESTATE statesmen
Please read this. If you are a top
salesman, we have the following
opportunities for you:
Individual bonuses.
Group bonuses.
Overwriters for supervisors.
Opportunity for advancement.
Profit-sharing basis over nor
NAL quotas.
Over 100 choice listings plus new
brick ramblers we can build for your
clients. If you have q proven sales
record we would like to talk with
you. Time is important.
VIM. L. WAKEFIELD, REAL ESTATE
1015 N. Highland st., OW. 1873
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Gift Sales Clerk

nice appearance, lively personality;
age 25-4O; reliable; good salary.
Call personnel director. Ii. 1921
tSun., nights, JU. 6565l. 10
GOLF COURSE tractor and power
mower operators; good wages and
working conditions for reliable and
exIeTieneed T %s Apply ZINE Ms E 4So
GRILL MAN. exper.. wanted: very
work work. pa Apply I FFEiRrpiiNiiAND GRILL.
1923 18th st. NV. -lS
all-around man; steady job. good
pay. no Sundays. MARINO MKT.
1347 r st. NV. NO. 1856. -21
GROCERY CLERK. white or colored.
aiI:cond, store Apply IN pers9n
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JANITOR
.IANITOR

suire.da Apply MRS. ROE. 20
JEWELER, experienced on repairine
and remodeling. for repair Snop;
either part or fun time. Box 499-Y.
JUNIOR SALESMAN DIsPLAYMAN
Wanted by nationally known soap,
grocery trade in the Washington
trading area; opportunity for am
bilious. intelligent. young man be
tween the ages of 90 and 80. This
is a gocd connection with oppor-
Unity for advancement. Prefer APP
ingron: good salary and business
operating expenses paid; automobile
supplied. Applicant will please give
full details: age, education. marital
status and previous business con-
nections Address. Box 493-Y. star:
KENNEL MAN, for general work. ami
NAL hospital; hours. 8 to q; no ex.
perience required. Apply only 1878
K If aES' MAN. light cooking. sac
wk;. days. Night work. RE
LABSRERs, for new construction
work. Apply 400 Valley ave-, sc
LAUNDRY HELP-Drivers. extracto.
LAUNDRY. 22I6 Sth st. NV. PA
LAWYER ASSOCIATE. Va. and D. G
bars. for negligence. trial work;
prosecution, small claims. etc. Give
fun Details. BOX 367-Y. Star. &c
LAWN MAN to maintain lawn and
project in. Silver Spring: must be
experienced. Call MA. 1921. "a
LINOTYPE OPERATORS. day OF
night. TYPEMASTERS, INC. 217
H st. ne; II: 6-7476. 4.
LIQUOR SALESMAN, young man.. te
sell in very active uptown retail
liquor store: good salary. Apply
P O.: BOX 4052. Washington
(15l D. C