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influence youth.
4. The role of the state in
youth conservation.
5. The role of the church in
youth conservation.
6. Youth and the drug menace.
7. Social Dancing, S:3O-11 p.
m.
Each subject will be handled by
specialists in the field with dis
cussion period to follow. The COM
plete program and speakers will
be found in next weeks edition OF
the Spokesman and Recorder.
Registration may be made be.
fore May 3, by calling CHI. 1854
Although there are no fees or ad-
mission charges, only those reg
istered and in attendance will be
admitted to the dance.
Music will be furnished by the
American Federation Of Musicians
Local 70.
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Good Gov. Committee
To Meet Saturday

The Committee for the Contin-
uation of Good Government has
invited all candidates who are
running for office in the coming
St. Paul municipal election to be
at their meeting Saturday night,
April 20, at the Dining Car local
$40, located at 525 Rondo.
This meeting will start at 7:45
p. m. and the public is invited to
hear and ask the various candi-
dates questions as to their stands
on the issues IN the coming cleo
ton that will be held Tuesday,
April 30
Mrs. Otis Hampton is the chair
woman of the committee and the
public is invited to attend.
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DON'T WASTE YOUR
MONEY ON BUM MOVIES

Keep up with what is best in
the movie productions by read
ing Nell Russelrs weekly col
umn, THE Way l See It., an
exclusive from New York each
week. Nelps wordage Is read
able, provocative and stimulat-
ing, her movie reviews tell
you what movies are worth
your admission fee.
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where he pursued graduate study
in Political Science. Despite the
fact that he was self-supporting
and sole support Of his mother, he
maintained an outstanding aCa-
demic record. Last year, he work.
ed a full shift at the Post Office,
served as graduate assistant
and carried his graduate school
program. An Opportunity Fellow
ship will enable him to complete
his Ph.D. dissertation without
having to support himself at the
same time.
James A. Emanuel of Chicago,
Illinois, has had a varied exper-
fence. BY the time he was 81, he
had been a cattle herder and a
farmland in Nebraska, an eleva-
tor operator in Colorado and Iowa,
a clerk and canteen stewart in
CCC Camp in Kansas, a metal and
paper company weighmaster and
baling machine operator in Illinois
and a War Department Confiden-
tial Assistant in Washington. He
was then indicted into the Army
With such a background he
brought unusual maturity to his
college training which commenced
in 1916 BY 1850 he had graduated
summa cum laude from Howard
University, completed the manu-
script of a novel and published
several poems. Presently he is a
government employee in Chicago
attending Northwestern Univer-
sity at night. Under his award he
will devote full time to his gradu-
ate work in English Literature at
Northwestern University.
When Walter b. Flagg finished
high school in Chester, Pennsyl-
vania, It seemed only natural that
he should start looking for a job
In that wartime period, he secured
employment at the Sun Shipbuild-
ing Company and was working as
Continued on page 81
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Long Time Resident Dies

Mrs. Elizabeth Apa1Cio, 1894
ROndo Ave, passed away We'd
nesday, April % at St. Josephs
hospital at nine a. m. Mrs. Apar-
icio had lived in st. Paul forty
years.
She was a member of st. Peter
Claver Church, she was also a
member of the Altar Guild.
Funeral services will be held Sat
urday, April 26, at 10 a. m. The
Altar Society will have the RO-
sary at 7;3O p. m. at the home on
Friday.
Burial will be in Calvary ceme-
terry. Brooks Funeral Home is in
charge.
Survivors are her husband
Martin H. ApariCio and two
daughters, Mrs. Earnestine Wy
cough and Peggy ApariCio and
other relatives.
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under the direction of Mrs. Doro-
thy sims and Mrs. Elise Lyle, and
the Bryant school band will also
play.
This is the third time in the
history of the church that it has
changed locations.
The church was first located on
South Sixth St, in what is now
part of the loop of Minneapolis,
and then moved to the 22nd st,
site that it occupied for almost
fifty years until the fire.
The cornerstone ceremonies will
be under the auspices of the
Grand lodge of the Minnesota F.
and AM. Prince Hall affiliation.
The new structure is about one
third completed.
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CROWDS To THR0NG Home SERVICE SHOW
EIks To Hold
Memorial For
J. Finley Wilson

Lodges and Temples Of the I'M
proved Benevolent Order OF Elks
of the World will gather Sunday
at 3 p. m. April 81, at Zion Bap-
fist church for memorial services
for the late J. Finley Wilson, ex-
allied ruler Of the order.
A committee headed by Reuben
B. Warren, grand lodge inspector
has arranged an impressive pro-
gram.
Rev. II. w. Bolts ST., will de-
liver the memorial eulogy. Others
participating in the services will
be district deputy A. J. Lewis;
grand lodge reporter ]. w. Pate;
Doris Anderson; daughter ruler
Ruby Bobo of Minnehaha Temple;
district deputy Jean Waters;
grand organizer Edward l.. Boyd;
daughter ruler Anna Scroggins Of
Como Temple; exalted rulers
Thomas o. Clemens and Charles
]. Smith of Ames and Gopher
lodges respectively.
Garfield Slaton of Ames will
recite the "Thanatopsis". Pascal
Todd, brigadier general in the
uniformed Elks win read a re-
solution. The Ames Lodge quar-
tette is programmed to give two
numbers.
All Elks are expected to turn
out in uniform.
The committee on arrange
ments includes grand lodge in
spector r. B. Warren as chair
man; Jean Waters, secretary and
the following members, A. j.
Lewis, Thomas Clemens, G. l..
Slaton, A. McWatt and Doris An
derson.
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A marriage license was issued
to Sidney Milsap, 800 st. An
thony Ave. and Miss Matte Num-,
$40 Rondo Ave.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Bradley, 788 Carroll Ave.
on April IL at st. Joseph hospital
The baby weighed 8 pounds and
8 ounces at birth and has been
named Anthony Marvin.
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ground or region OF residence,
have not had the opportunity to
develop to the fullest extent their
abilities to make their richest con-
tribution to society.
The grants, ranging from $1,000
to $4,000 will aid this years win
ners to study in % different fields,
including medicine, law. art, an
thropology and the sciences. AS in
the past, Opportunity Fellows are
young people, mostly between the
ages of twenty and twenty-seven.
Typical of this years Fellows
are the following:
MurieI Rogers Andrew of De-
troit, Michigan, a housewife and a
mother whose education was in
terrupted by the depression. At
that time she finished high school
and went into domestic service.
Later she married had a son,
worked in a factory, and studied
shorthand and tipping at night
school. After a serious illness had
forced her to stop work, she enter
ed Wayne University in 1919.
Maintaining an "A" average and
participating in extra CurriCular
activities, Mrs. Andrew completed
a four-year course in three and a
half years, working part time as
a secretary. Under her fellowship,
she will enter graduate work in
Public Administration.
Matthew Burks Of Philadelphia
Mississippi was the first Negro
Psychologist Extern in a state
supported hospital in Mississippi,
A graduate of Tougaloo College
he pioneered in this area. With an
Opportunity Fellowship for sup
port, he will begin graduate study
to prepare himself for a career as
a psychologist in Mississippi.
Samuel Dubois Cook of Griffin
Georgia, is a graduate of More
house College. From Morehouse he
went to Ohio State University
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NEW ST. PETERS CHURCH

NEW ST. PETERS CHURCH
The cornerstone ceremonies will
start at 2:30 p. m. at Bryant
Junior high school, located at 38th
st. and Third Ave. So. Those par
ticipating in the ceremonies will
then march down 38th st. to
5th Ave. So, down Fifth Ave. to
41st St, and over to Fourth Ave.
st. Peters church is almost
10 years old and is one of the
oldest congregations in the city.
Rev. Martin L. Simmons, pastor
of the church, called the building
of the new church, "A venture of
faith"
Music for the service will be
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TUESDAY IS ELECTION
DAY IN ST. PAUL

day in st. Paul Every st. Paul
day Is 81. Paul Every st. Paul
citizen Of voting age, eligible to
cast a ballot ought TO go 10 the
polls and vote.
Citizens get just as good gov
ernment rs they are willing to
work and vote for. Thousands OF
citizens In our country are kept
from the ballot box by various
means, but in st. Paul every citi-
zen can qualify to cast n ballot
for the candidate Of his or her
choice.
Don't fail TO vote Tuesday, April
80.
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Marriage Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Miller,
Cotton Plant, Ark, announce the
marriage of their daughter, Miss
Thelma Miller, 9S4 Iglehart Ave,
to Mr.. Donald Lewis. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. NJ.
z. Dorr of First Methodist church,
Usage, Iowa, April %. Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Brookins were the
couples only attendants.
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Holland Record Is
Cited By Supporters

Friends and supporters Of st.
Paul Commissioner of Parks,
Fairgrounds and Public Buildings,
Bernard r. Holland, say his re-
cord entities him to reelection in
next Tuesdays city elections.
The statement points out that
the city's parks had their most
successful years in points Of at
tendance in a decade.
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Jimmy Griffins Sports
Back Next Week

Due 10 the lack Of space in this
issue of the paper, we were forced
to omit Jimmy GriffIn's popular
sports column. Next week, how
ever, his column will appear in Its
regular spot.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-04-25
Miss Connie chiVerS
Receives Guild Award

Miss Connee Chivers, 4017 Clin-
ton Ave, senior at the University
of Minnesota, has received the
University's Theater Guild award
as best supporting actress.
The award was granted her for
the role she played in "Antigone",
produced in March over station
KUOM, the University's station.
Miss Chivers is majoring in
music at the university.
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Mother Of q Day" Dinner

Ham, mustard greens and desert
or fried chicken and dessert
1909 Fourth Ave. So. Sat. May 3,
1852. Dinner $1.OO. Mrs. Mamie
Uptegrove and Mrs. LeOta
Cleveland, co-chairmen, Rev. NJ
L. Simmons, pastor.
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son, Justine Jackson, Marcella
Sayles, Beverly Kirk, Louella Tay-
lOr, Helen Wills, Irene Wood,
Roxie Anderson, Rosianer Hender-
son, Timothy Howard, Josie Hollo-
man, Monroe ColstOn, Marjorie
Tendle, Theresa Brown, LAMAR
Smith, Hattie Bell Smith, pianist,
Bradford Benner, Lydia Brown
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Recorder Home Service
Exposition Tuesday And
Wednesday, April 29, so

The annual st. Paul RECORDER Home Service Exposition
opens for twOnight stand Halle O. Brown gymnasium
Tuesday night April 80 at $50 Two big nights Of enter
anmen instruction in homemang savings and many prizes
will ypy this years exposition Wednesday night April 80
a Tho final iuht
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and S. E Hall.

and S. f. Hall.
Mrs. Massey was presented with
two dozen red roses from the
Young Women's Club who spon-
sored the program. Other mem
bers Of the cast not shown in the
picture are Sally Moody and Betty
Hunt-Brown photo.
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St. Peter Cornerstone
Laying Sunday Afternoon;
MaSOns To 0ffiCiate

Sunday afternoon at the cornerstone for the new
St Peters AME church will be laid at the site of the
church at 4lst st. and Fourth Ave. So, Minneapolis
Not quite year May g. the old church. located on
22nd ST. and Elliott totally destroyed by fire Since
that time the church has been holding services BRYANT nor
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high school until the new struc-
ture is completed.
Ground was broke for the new
church last August and it is ex-
pected that the new building will
be occupied sometime in the fall.
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Henriette Quilting, Northern
States Power Co. Home Econo-
mist will conduct cooking demon
STATIONS each night. Director
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Thirty-0ne Persons Awarded
John Whitney Grants
For Study & Research

Thry-one Negroes included among the fifty-hrce
Opportunity Fellowship recipients announced today by the
John Hay Whitney Foundation. The Fellowship winners will
receive grants for training and study toang 100000 These
awards made American citizens of exceptional promise
who because Of arbtrary barers such cntnra
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-04-25

The Mothers Club Is having
rummage sale at Phyllis Wheatley
House April 20 from 8 a. m. until
-adVt.
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Quilting is a graduate in Home
Economics of the Stout Institute,
Menomonie, Wis. She has had ten
years teaching experience and
served three and one-half years in
the Navy as a WAVE.
She has been doing Home Ser
vice work for Northern States
Power of st. Paul for five years.
Miss Quilting win be assisted in
her demonstration by Mrs. JAG.
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REV. w. l.. BATTLE
The Gospel Temple Church of
God in Christ, will have it's initial
broadcast Sunday, May 4, over
station WPBC, 1915 to 1890 p.
m. direct from the church at 247
N. Grotto St, st. Paul. Rev. w. L.
Battle is pastor.
Evening star., 1952-09-25

AIRCRAFT MECHANICS
See ad: Under schools and instruc-
ton. TEACH AIR INSTITUTE
EX, 00f3.
Evening star., 1952-09-25

Box 170-L. Star
Evening star., 1952-09-25
PERSONAL

vAL ANCY m NURSING HOAGR fol
elderly person: 24-hr. nursing care
licensed by State and county. Super
vision Miss Meadows R.N.. SH. 604O
~ SCRIPT WRITING, also .shor1
story and article writing taught b!
publishing writers. Call ME. 51S4
PERMANENT. 81: shampoo. WAE
Flynn BEAUTY COLLEGE. 121i
LARGE RBEEDRM.. excellent meals with
minimum care for elderly o lady
vi VIII nor BE RESPONSIBLE fol
any debts contracted for by any one
but myself. FRANK ]. D. GIOVAN-
M. 100 Yale dr.. Alexandria, Va.
WANTED-Someone to finance bal.
ance Of tuition for young. man ir
last year college; will work in ex.
change. Box 107-K. Star. 25s
BOOKKEEPING; part time at your
convenience. Profit and loss state
ments. balance Sheets. tax reports.
etc. prepared. Good knowledge of
construction and related industries.
NURSING CARE for those who really
care. Graduate nurses. MT. VERNON
CONVALESCENT HOSP. 1901 Cal
vert st. NV. Approved and licensed.
SUEDE AND LEATHER garments,
gloves and handbags cleaned with
velvety feel and bright color. "EX-
QUISITE:" The Dye Work Specialist.
GE 9717 -27
Evening star., 1952-09-25
2Ol2 Shannon pl. Sc, Anacostia, D. c.

CANVASSER to solicit new dry clean
ing customers for pickup and de-
livery service. Lowest. prices In
area assure you O.. excellent results.
cRka e. S4SS fSio ssh st NV 49, "a
ployed 5 days week. make an extra
day Saturday. 1880 East-West hwy.
Silver Spring. Md.
CARPENTER, steady employment for
man Cali CHARLEY. ia. 1856.
CARPENTER. white, experienced for
aGasfS 1Gs Ct w2SEb aSS9 a5n st mn:s
excellent. excellent trim men. with aualified
= 3siS 4 3 SrSubb Club drive; Good pay. -25
Report R.s' to 1888 Rhode Island q ave.
CARPENTERS - Experienced: STEADY
work. ECONOMY SIDING 4 ROOF
ING CO., 2031 Rhode Island ave.
cARPENrER.s HELpERsLcooMd MIs Day
M1saI MM1hsaton. Nd; SOUTHERN ENGi-
NiEER!NG Nis CORP. Dir: Go out Geor-
foiow a SVs sisns ext 10 to ;on nArcoia. turn left
CARPENsTfERs PE TEE a and 10, HELPER, wps expsri-
snced; top pay. Apply 1920 N.
Wyestmoreland st., E. Falls Church.
CARPENTERs. for remodeline yTS work.
1879 18th st. NV. See MIR. WOOD.
CARPENTERs-Apply on Job. ready
rr ror work. 21st pl. and Charming st.
CARPENTERs-ro install storm Ss door,
s and storm windows. Apply ALUMI-
NUN PRODUCTS. 2014 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-09-25
HECHINGER co.
APPLY pERscNNEI OFFICE
18th AND H SITS. NE.
PHONE Ii, 7-94OO

SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS.
experienced: paid vacation, efoup
disqualification dement's. FORT CAR.
ROLL SERVICE. 3711 Nichols ave.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTso-
Large ESQ service station. Must have
exper. Full-time work: Apply LEE
PERsHIMG ESQ. 23O0 N. PershinE
seRvicH H1syfi 2"' station 1aShii ArrEND2asSr.
CSoMMg{NITY 6 L{,NI1s, ESQ ;soss5 N. oisbs
sERvicE En- i1cTE'nsf2H sfaf1SN e. ATgsNDANTR FEE ANRe
Gne pm nasht to Ess6 6 Gnls S sss ssp.r shtS: an,
salary. sio plus Commission; sion reST: HTi:
sTnvIss9 lsT work; ~ .RASEoN.s suNoco
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT, ex.
GoMERY HILLS TExAco srATioN,
970l Georgia ave-. Silver SPRING.
SERVICE STATION ASST. MGR.
White, age between 25-40. must be
reliable and industrious. Salary
open, plus commission and vacation.
Only well-expertenced operator with
suSoco SERVICE sH E'sff sFATToN. ToNVH Wis. :
consin ave. and River I'd. NV. -20
SHEET METAL HELPER, exper.; yr.
round employment; in well estab.
lished shop; many benefits. Apply
Mr.. Adams. JOHN g. WEBSTER d
SONS, INC. lest. 1919, 627 T ct.
NV. ST. 6100. -25
Evening star., 1952-09-25
HELP--MEN
REAL ESTATE
SALESMAN

We want one more ltve-wire. expert
enced in Virginia. Exclusive on 24O
home subdivision and plenty Of ad-
yerttstng. Cau MIR. JOHNSON. JE: A.
Evening star., 1952-09-25

on gas or oil burner
service. Residential work. STEADY
Job with good pay. Apply GENERAL
4l3O GeorRia ave n NJ -C0
Evening star., 1952-09-25

Colored, for large apt. building; 6
days weekly; 3 am. to pm; perm.
position for sober, reliable man
Call BOSS & PHELPS, INC, Ma.
Evening star., 1952-09-25
SALESMAN
nd CONENHTCCTNNc
SALESMAN
STOP! LOOK! THINK!

II you are sincere. and tired Of
big deals" that don't pay Of, call
me and will give. you all the facts
about q good. substantial, perma-
Phone me between / pm. and s pm.
at RE. 1885, ask for sales mgr.
Evening star., 1952-09-25

when aHspertno advertisements
addTessed to Star Oo1es, do NOT
tnclose original references, ph0to-
Graphs or other materials OF per.
sonGl uGlae. Copies serpe the pur-
pose and originals MGv Get lost.
Evening star., 1952-09-25
GAS BURNER
MECHANICS

sras "a Ga xorf I sesns; sesad,
HRATIhf }9e Ti1S rqSa sSPSkrPy PAY APgly GMENEKA M
4l3O GEORGIA ave. NV. 30
Gas FILTERS HELPER, % to Sc
years old. white. Call CO. 324I
GAS STATION ATTENDANT. da,
MOTOR Co. Seven Corners. FAN.
GLAZER wanted at once; good salary
good working conditions. Cali after
GGHr G T9 PGA4s sfs4 SEAss & H 71Sg; 1SS S}s sYs
RoR CO. >-A'S AND ~ M7H-
GROCERY STOCK MAN. experienced
for large self-service super market;
BUcKINGHAM SUPER fE MARKET, X RRflsS.,
1920 Nichols ave: Sc. -25
HALL NAN. colored: for modern apt
bldg; $13s per mo-; hrs: 8 to 8
Que st. NV. - %
HOUSEMAN. colored. no experience
necessary; steady inside work, In
large hotel; liberal company bene-
hts. Apply employment office,
,NadsI ,WNARsDIMAN PARK HOTEL. goo
NTERTYPE OPERATOR needed In
Tell-equipped weekly newspaper. Job
shop; permanent for sober, reliable.
competent man; excellent working
SaToG1Ek DE%ocRRT ESSo waTfea.on. Psaeaas.
Va. OF
NSTALLERS for storm windows and
combination storm doors; only eX-
perienced need apply. Call GE.
3440. MIR. SELL. I'd
INST doors and storm
windows Excellent proposition Apply
ALUMINIUM PRODUCTS. 2O14 14th
Evening star., 1952-09-25
AUTO BODY MEN

Must be. sober and reliable, capable
OF good work. and have good ref
erences. Permanent job. for quail
week. paid vacations, group insur-
ance. Excellent working conditions.
See Mr. Barham, COAST-IN POM
TIAC CO.. 4O7 Florida ave. ne, AT.
AUTO BRAKE MECHANICS HELPER
-White; energetic; no experience
.niT6 nssded. 903 y st. nv; so,
dna aELPER; n T. young. white. energetic.
A & AGTo CAR Al; Runner. for washing
toms largest Pontiac dealer; refs.
permit; Apply ARCADE PONTIAC
SSlp 81; I437 Irving st. NV. MR..
AUTo CAR wAsHER-Large' Ford
leadership, modern shop and equip
ment, good working conditions and
salary. Apply Mr.. Cutler. MONROE
FORD CO., Silver Spring. Md, 81
AUTOMOBILE DAMAGE estimator
experienced estimator required; man
with experience on body repairs pre-.
1erred; transportation furnished; ex-
cellent working conditions; write
giving education, experience, and
salary desired. Box 15-J. Star. -2s
AUTO MECHANIC; straight salary.
.ELOOb FON1lACs 4EZl connecticut,
AUTO MECHANIC, for Washington's
leading Dodge-Plymouth shop: tor
earnings: all new equipment; extra
BEAL lls MOTOR Co. 14tS and (. f'i 1
AUTO MECHANICS, Chevrolet 1 exper.
ience preferred; plenty Of work. va.
cation with pay; group hoSpitaliza.
lion available. See Mr.. Wood. MAN.
DELL CHEVROLET, 1894 Good Hope
I'd. Sc. LU. 4-4400. g
AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS-5h-day
week. commission basis. excellent
working conditions. vacation with
pay and other employe benefits.
See Mr.. Shinebarger, ADDISON
CHEVROLET SALES. 14th and Fla.
AUTO MECHANICS-Due to recent
building expansion program we have
openings for several Al mechanics,
Chevrolet or Cadillac preferred, how
ever. good men exper on other
makes. please call. Most our me-
chanics have been with US for over
years. Call Dave Bestpitch,
CHEVY CHASE MOTOR CO. INC.
q sz26 wy. WIS. ave-. OIL. e10o; eyes.
AUTO MECHANICS, clean. modern
shop. individual lockers. guaranteed
wage. Paid vacations and holidays.
Stafford CHANDLER MOTOR CO..
900 Fl ct n o ATT dRnn on
Evening star., 1952-09-25
Advertising Statesmen

with experience In selling
local advertising. Must be-
sober and ambitious and free
to travel estate territory in
your own car.
Sell and collect 90 classified
advertisements at $3S.25 each
for 3 years service on each
Of our Standard Hotel Direc-
tory Boards now installed in
better hotels in Eastern U, s.
Every 3 years revisit same
towns for renewals.
Earn $3.50 per board per
town. Do o town a week.
Commission paid Immediately
upon receipt Of your report
from each town. No draw
ings, advances or expenses.
An exceptional opportunity
for Q permanent connection
with Q 22-year-old corpora
tton II you can produce.
Write or telephone The
Glenn n. Staysa Co.. Inc.
$500 Belford ave. BALTIC. 8.
Nd. Tel: Clifton 7491 for
appointment.
Evening star., 1952-09-25
SALES
OPPORTUNITY

manager type. Able to
assume responsibility. Good hours
and pay. Retail work clothes, etc.
CAPITOL SURPLUS. 1000 H st. ne.
SALEsMAN-Experience not neees-
%Issicn as r. WokMsERs s"i1a1 HAT ST sToSEs, iSaI
sXEEsMAHSstM;enni'.s All 4ss St; nv FURNISHINGS: se sx.
Beston GsEMHS Else fGSq 'ea5y 4sh .Pd
SALESMAN to cover well established
route for distributor selling from
truck. All items well known in this
commission; minimum. SIS per wk.
Call FA, 5641, z pm. to Q pm.
Wed: Thurs. and Fri; all day Sat.
SALESMAN, over 80, bondabie. HS ma
education and strong motivation,
limited to travel; salary plus COM
phone Mr.. MURRAY, 81. 47S6 after
g pm: Thurs. and Fri. only. --26
age 25 to 80. to main
tain and service established out
lets: liberal salary plus comm. and
ing past r experience Gat in HSRi' own hand s1sI
writing; Mr.. A. j. Young, BREYER
ICE CREAM CO., 1880 Biadensburg
mems furnishings
store: excellent earnings: perm posi-
ton: Apply M; Munaksr. 942 F
st. NV. NATIONAL SHIRT SHOP.
ALESNAN-CLERK
Retail tire store: exper,; good salary
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