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Evening star., 1952-09-26

LOWE. REV. CHARLES HI. On Wednesday,
sspt,ember s a 1952 at FTeedmens M sa Hos; IS
husband of Lucinda M. Lowe, father Of
Rev. George w. A.. Sylvester c., Clarence
NJ. Foster E. D. and Earl F. Lowe. and
SON. Rosie II. Brovn and Mamie Stewart;
brother of Jessie and Margaret Lowe.
Also surviving are thirteen grandchildren.
two Observation-Disclosures. three nieces. two
friends. Rev. Lowe may be seen at the
Chinn Funeral Home. Arlington, Va. after
8 pm. Friday. September 20, until 8 pm,
the Second Baptist Church. Falls Church.
Va, where funeral services will be con-
Quoted by the Rev. w. E. Costner on
Sunday. September 20, at 10 noon; In
terment in church cemetery. %"
LYNCH. HENRY. Departed this life Tues
fss acspss ssD'fResf Mr Henry SG IYNeH e Ct
Quincy. st. NV, He is survived by his
devoted wife; Mrs. Flora Lynch; four
Flora Corbert Miss Lena and Miss Eliza
beth Lynch, all of Washington. D. c.;
four grandchildren. two sors-in-law. three
sisters and host OF other relatives and
friends: t Remains IS. may be viewed Thurs. rs.
Han Bros. Funeral Home. 621 Florida
ave. NV. Funeral services Sunday, Sep
ehapeh esm9eE ssnkisyvis as as hsar swamp e' e
MARSH, EUWAMU. On WEDNESDAY, Septem- l.
husband of the late Annie Marsh (nee
Ragan). father of william r, Marsh of
5724 Sth st. NV. Services at the Tim
othy Hanlon Funeral Home. 1881 Georgia
Interment Congressional Cemetery.
MATTHEW'S. CORINE. On. Wednesday.
September "a. 1852, at Garfield Hospital,
CoRINE MATTHEWS, beloved wife Of the
Ink Hnkf - T,f1S
Matthews, jr.. and Mrs. Matte LIVINGSTON
Perry, Eliza Norris and Thelma Waters
John and joseph perry. ali Of Washing,
ton d. c. From IL noon until pm,
Friday friends are invited to call at the
Mcclure Funeral Home. 1920 9th st, NV
CWeirton. w. Va. papers please copy) "a
MATTHEWS, 1T. COL. EDWARD o. Be-
loved husband Of Caroline NJ. Matthews
father Of Mary Patrice. He also Is sur
vived by stepson, james F. Ricketts,;
his mother. Mrs. vesta Matthews; three
be held at the Post Chapel Fort Myer
am; am m Burial in Arlington National Gem Ss
MCKINNEY. JOHN ]. OF s4os Potomac
ave-. Berwyn Md. on September 25
1852 husband of Jennie F. Mckinney
father OF Ruth M: Christmas. Ellen y
Arthur and Anna c. McCloud. Remains
at Chambers Funeral Home, 5S01 Cleve.
land ave. Riverdale. Md. until Friday
September 26 at 8 pm. Services ant
interment Steelton. Pa.
MOORE, CARRIE r. On wednesday. Sep
temher "A. 1852, at her residence. 40s
West Glebe rd. Alexandria, Va. CARRIE
Moore, mother Of Hugh c. Mortis. sistel
| Of Della Slaughter, Bessie Bard. Jame
| and Frank Smoot. Also surviving ar,
| three grandchildren. two nephews, on
| friends. Mrs. Moore win rest ct tn
| above address after pm. Friday, Sep
| tember 20. Rev. D. L. Miles Will conduc
| CHURCH. Alexandria. Va. on Saturday
i September 27. at l pm. Interment .
l Seminary Va. Arrangements by tn
Chinn Funeral Service. 26'
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8. ROBERT RADFoRD, prefect.
ALMA C. HAWKINS. President.
WILHEI.MINA Johnson Cor Sec

WERDEN. MARY e. Suddenly. on Thurs
day. September rs. 1862. MARY e.
loved wife Of the late William H.. Werden,
mother of Mrs. Marian w. Faulkner and
Charles w. Werden. Funeral from the
Collins Funeral Home, 1921 14th st. r. w.,
on Monday, September 20, at $3.50 am.
Requiem mass at the Church of the Ma
tivity at 10 am. 1nterment Arlington
National Cemetery. %
WHEELER. VIOLA BROWN. On Tuesday,
September seaas 20. 1852. at her residspcs @1vs'
WHEELER, sister Of Mrs. Bertha Irving,
cousin Of Mrs. Clara Dyson. She also
Is survived BY other relatives and friends.
Remains may be viewed after 5 pm.
Friday, September 20, at Barnes g. Mat
thews' Funeral Home. 614 4th, st. s.w.,
where funeral services will be held Sat-
urday September 27, at L pm. Inter
ment Woodlawn Cemetery.
WHITMAN. LEoNORA c. On Thursday,
September %, 1862. LEONoRA c:
WHITMAN of Emporium, Pa. beloved
wife of Richard C. Whitman, sister of
Mrs. J. R. Dwyer and Mrs. ]. e. Loveless
of WASHINGTON. D. C. Funeral services
at the Lynch Funeral Home. St. Marys,
Pa, on Saturday. September n. at $3.50
am.
Evening star., 1952-09-26

HUMAS ]. The members OF
the Holy Name Society OF st.
Cyprian's Church will recite
n the rosary at the residence of
our late brother, THOMAS ].
u CAN'T. I744 E st. ne, on
Friday, September 20. 1852,
at 2 pm.
Evening star., 1952-09-26

lLENAN, JUE1N n. a SpeCIAI COMMUNE
cation of Hiram Lodge, No.
& { !;| i j e: : s;
KEENAN,. BY order Of
E. W. SWITZERLAND. w. M.
w GRASS
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Jones-Henson Vows
Exchonqed Sunday

The wedding ceremony of Miss
Jewell Jones h2S Central Ave.
and Mr. Alfred E, Henson Jr,, was
performed SUNDAY March 10 at
tho home of Mrs, Beatrice Boyd
SS7 Iglchart Ave, by Rev, James
Dixon, 81, James AME church
Miss ThclmA Miller was maid ~
honor and best man was Mr. In
man johnson,
The bride wore n navy suit with
white accessories and her bouquet
was Of white cAmillaA, Tho brides
maid woT . grey gabariinc suit
with a Corsage of rcd cameliAA
Mr.. and Mrs BilI Switzerland
and Mr.. and MrH Homer Wilson
were guests: also Mr. Donald
I,cwis and Mines Beatrice Boyd.
Marva Ann Boyd, Florence Law
and Joe Stella Johnson; Mr., and
Mrs. John Ranks and Mr. and
Mrs Rufus Boyd
Miss MarvR Ann Boyd played
the Wedding March and The
Rosary
The reception was held In the
Boyd recreation room
The ncwIywcds will be At home
al 72i - Anthony Ave.
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So. LOoR0Pds Alter
Society To 20 In
Charge OF opsn Mouse

The church OF 81. Leonard Of
Port Maurice viii mark another
milestone in its, rapid growth.
when on LRtare Sunday, March
%, II invites friends and parish
toner's 10 an open house at the
newly acquired home OF Rev.
Leonard A. Hirman. S9ts Clinton.
The ladies OF the Altar and Ro-
Sary Society have had the home
redecorated. The new rectory was
purchased because four teaching
Oblate Sisters who will hive in the
former rectory win do work in
the congregation.
The ladies win be in charge OF
the open house. Refreshments will
be served. Everyone interested In
the work Of St Leonard's church
is invited TO attend
The officers Of the Altar and
Rosary Society are, president,
Mrs. Glenn Hanson, VICE prcS-
dent, Mrs. Philip Blackwell trcas-
urer. Mrs. Donald Brady, publicity
chairman, Mrs. r. A. Mayer and
secretary. Mrs. Patrick White.
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aged people, according TO Miss
Gloria Williams, leader of the
club. Mrs. Don LaFaucette was
elected membership chairman;
Mrs. Mary Alice Smith. publicity
chairman.
TheO Jones Visits: Mr. Theodore
Jones. $500 Third Ave So. a pa
tient at Glen Lake SAnAtoTium, is
on the road TO recovery and spent
the week end at home, $500 Third
Ave So.
Son Born; A baby boy was born
March 7 TO Mr. and Mrs, Wesley
Lyle. 333 E. 3Sth- Street He was
named Wesley Jr.
Attends Institute: Mr.. Henry 4.
Thomas of Phyllis Wheatley
house, 500 Aldrich Ave. No, at
tended the third Annual Institute
of administrative personnel and
group work executives, The ses-
sions were sponsored by the Uni
versity Of Minnesota school OF
social work and were held at the
center for continuation study on
March nth and 18th.
Mother For A Day: A Mother
For A Day" contest will be spon-
sored by the Young Mothers
club Of the st. Peters AME church
May IL. They win also serve tea
Quarterly Meeting: March %
will mark the day Of the quarterly
meeting Of the St Peters AME
church.
A.M.E. Easter Program: A
special Easter program is planned
for Easter Sunday. April -. at
st. Peters AME church.
Returns Home: Mrs. Anna Belle
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A busy couple Sunday working
in shifts were Rev, and Mrs, II,
w, Bolts Jr,, af the 81, Johns
Baptist church. Sharon. their five
year old daughter was ~ Mrs.
Bolts was nurse when Rev.
Bolts was pianist for Sunday
school, Rev. Bolts was nurse
when Mrs, Bolts arrived and
taught the adult class al sunday
school; Rev, Bolts was morning
pastor white Mrs Bolts nurScd;
at $50, ReN Bolts was On mem
oriRl program At Pilgrim Baptist
church and Mrs, Bolts was nurse
Al $50 Mrs. Bolts was pianist
and teacher Of Adult class at
Youth Fellowship, while Rev
Bolts was nurse, A. 3 p, M. eve
ming worship Rev Bolts was In
the pulpit, and Mrs Bolts was the
nurse.
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was host 10 group Of tots at his
birthday party on Sunday after
noon at hts home
Miss Jane Anderson, daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs, Virgil Anderson,
900 West Bailey ST, returned
Monday from Mitchell, So. Oak
where she was the guest Of Miss
Evelyn Brooks. the daughter Of
Nj and Mrs Blaine Brooks
Mrs Oscar Nevins, Sioux city,
Iowa, arrived In the city Satur.
day and was joined by her huS'
band Sunday. and were the house
guests NJ Mr.. and Mrs Dan
Coates $40 North Mablc st, re-
turning home Monday Sunday
evening was spent viewing mo.
tion pictures taken by the Coates
Mrs Dan Coates. ORR Scout
leader 81 troop No 81, Franklin
school was in attendance nj an APP
probation tea at the YMCA a.
Wednesday with approximately
500 people present
The st Johns Missionary so
cicty. Mrs Walter Edgar. prcSi
dent. met at the home Of Mrs
Dan Coates. $40 No. MRble St
Friday A study of the Worker
was held, Mrs. u W Bolts, chair
man II the program committee
brought an outline of the program
for the 18th sunday
Mrs. Oscar BridgcwRter nc
Ccpted appointment 10 member
ship committee In the Women
convention Of the National Bap
tist convention presented the 1876
hand book and outlined plans l.
report before the first Of july
Mrs. BndgewRtsr who N chair
man Of ART and hAndicraft spoh
on ways and means 10 meet IN
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Simons Of Atlanta, Ca, returned
to her home Saturday, March s.
after having attended the funeral
Of her father. Morton McQuerry,
Friday. March 7th. Mrs. Simons
is an instructor IN the Beaumont
scchoOl OF nursing in Atlanta.
DOuEhnut SaIei Campfire girls
from Phyllis wheRtley have sold
$50 dozen doughnuts 20 date &C
cordinE TO Miss Gloria Williams,
leader Of the groups There were
three Wheatley groups participant
ing In the project: the Miwicagt,
the Tanda and the Blue Birds.
Mrs. Marguerite Eason was chair
man of the sales and Mrs. Opal
Slime was her assistant Mrs. Hell
en- Thomas Is leader Of the Blue
birds and Mrs. Charlotte is her
co-chairman.
DOubIe Birthday Celebration:
Mrs. Elizabeth Rodgers, S40l
Cedar Ave. So, and Mrs Frank
lin. were feted at a double birth
day party at 500 Irving Ave. N,
Sunday. March IS, by Mrs. Lottie
Law. daughter Of Mrs. Rodgers.
Members OF the Zion Baptist
church Bible band were present
and included Mines. Erie Petit
ford. Arveda Mccoy, Lenore
Adaire and Mrs Betty Bailey,
Also there were Mr. Earle Petit
ford. daughter Of Mrs. Rodgers,
and her children Earle Jr. and
Terry, Mrs. Bailey's daughter,
Zebra and two other children Of
MIS-. Law, Howard and Gloria
Ann.
HOspitaIiErd: Mrs Chester
johnson, 1907 Olson Blvd, who
has been confined TO her home for
two months entered Fairview hos
pital Tuesday, March IS,
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LoDoTls Foster
Receives OAR Award

LADoriS Foster, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. J. A. Foster. 2S3 n St
Adams St, has been awarded the
OAR certificate for good citizen
ship after having been voted upon
for the honor by the student coun-
Gil. the student body and the
teachers Of Marshall high school,
Along with so other students
who had received the honor, Miss
Foster was entertained at dinner
Wednesday. March ~. at the
Lowry Hotel,
She Is now employed at the Of
flee Of the Collector OF Internal
Revenue and will be graduated
from school In June. She plans to
enter the St Jnseph's School Of
Nursing in the fall.
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Dy MIN0TV0 BSidU0SVus0V
Ssa Ne, AaISSsSoeV Ave.
ST. JOHNS BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. %. W. B0ttA, JF. Pastor

hrN. ~ w. botth' Sr' ThAtot
DevotionRls werr led by Mrs.
Melvin Smith and Mr. ChAs Bent
ley. Morning worship scripture
reading by Rev J, MilSap. Subject
Bringing Others Ia Christ" Rev,
Bolts Jr, outlined picture OF
life when we weigh our expert
cnces and also when we weigh the
experiences of others.
A silent prayer at the morning
and evening worship was held for
the special some one that you
would like 10 be brought In the
atmosphere Of Jesus Christ.
Mrs. Bass Booker was In
charge Of urging attendance The
total for the day was 10 Mrs
Thco Vaughn was the morning
pianist. Mrs. Geo. Vaughn was
pianist for the evening services,
Visitors present were: Mrs OS-
car Nevins. and Miss Eunicc Tate
and Mrs. Katie Clemmnns Eve
ming devotiOnals were led by Mrs.
II, Bentley and Mr.. Al q. Frost
Al $50 the Youth Fellowship,
Miss Shirley Staples, president,
met and an echo Of the EducHtion.
al program at the SIC on Satur-
day where Misses Shirley Staples,
Mary Vaughn and Gwendolyn Tol.
bert attended.
How 10 Lave as We Face This
Hour" was reviewed by Miss
Staples. Christian Faith Miss
Vaughn; high points from the
talk Of Foreign missionary lead
or by Miss Tolbert A vote Of
thanks was given the delegates.
A talk by Mrs Katie Clcmmons
10 the adults and youths was
warmly received The directreAs
Mrs. Cassie Shelley congratulate.
ed the delegates
Mrs n W. Bolts Jr., was hos
tess 20 the Hour of Pleasure club
Thursday at her home J2S ~
Minnesota Ave After discussions
a lunch was served
Mr. Al q. Frost, 8l6 n MINI.
Ave. suffered n severe cut ON his
leg when he passed ny - broken
glass in his basement Saturday
His injury WAS treated a, the Vet
Grams hospital where he IN en-
ployed. He was able TO return
home and was In ATTENDANCE" al
church Sunday
In receipt 81 news from their
soldier sons are Mr. and Mrs
Virgil Anderson. parents ~ Pfc
Kenneth Anderson. and Mr. and
Mrs William TolS0n parents Of
pfc Bentley JacH The two sol
disrs are stationed At Fort Knox,
Kentucky
Miss Eunice Tate. 37S8 Fourth
Ave. Minneapolis, was In the city
over Sunday as the hOuseEuest Of
her RistsT-in-law. Mrs Gordon
Tate. si2 North MAbIs Fl, and
two small dauRhterE Miss Tate.
native Of Sioux Falls. was busy
renewing friendships and at.
tended the morning worship at ~
Johns Baptist church Of which
she was q member.
sharon Bolts. 1--WE year old
daughter Of Rev. and Mrs " W
Bolts, 32s No. Minnesota Ave.
pastor Of tho 81, Johns Baptls'
church contracted measles On Sat
ur,1ay,
Kenneth Morn. i've year Old
sOn Of Mr. and Mrs John Stray
horn. 205Il North Dakota Ave.
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SOCIAL e PERSONAL.
APOllS

New Phyllis Wheatley Club The Friendly Hobby club
the selected Friday March IA the second meeting
the Senor-age club. They served Campfire Girl s
dOughnutS and coffee and decided the and
Invites TO be accomplished by their group They will
month order stimulate club the senior
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Pictured above Corporal and Mrs Granville o. Butler who
a Saturday March
IS.
formerly l.. Cox daughter OF Mrs Bessie Cox
IgIchart, . white
maid OF Miss VaAda Montague TOT Igchart She
yellow length with yellow hat and
of yellow
groom Mr. AMI Mrs Phillip Butler Of Wide
water Va y n Fore stationed Void
ChAmberlin Field
Rev b H. Hunter Baptist a
wedding
bride,
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SALESMAN
EXECUTIVE TYPE

A<A9OS ~ i ~ l. L ~
We Vsclee need d. e. msn nan ", who must earn in n
against earned comm. 1346 Conn.
ave. Suite 919. mornings only. -15
(2), exper in slip covers
and upholstering sales; must be
exper;; bona fide leads given. Ii.
6-7222. la
s statesmen, experienced. or execu-
tive with sales ability. Under age
As with good education, strong
character, and pleasing personality
Will be granted an interview rela-
tive to sales position with nation
must have successful record and
ability to deal with high-grade bust
nessmen. To those who qualify posi-
ton offers permanent future. Give
telephone number. and full facts
about yourself in letter asking for
HARRIsoN. 5sS Investment Blds.. g.
l5ll K st. NV. Wash. D. c.
SALESMEN-Evening work to the
man who knows direct selling: we
will prove by demonstration in the
f1eld earnings OF $50 a night. This
is observation-disclosures, one-call
the salesman Of proven sales ability,
this offers an unusual opportunity
Car necessary. Call OIL. 1899 for
Interview.
SALESMEN-Life insurance. Salary
Apply MR.. RoEB1Gi bet. 6t io-3, ,'eG. i.
s.. 2. S, .315 18th st. NV.
SALESMEN-Curtis Circulation Co.
has an exceptional offer for men
with MAGAZINE experience or sales
experience. no travelling. Earnings
extremely sstTeI1 Ig,. high; .43on sponsored by
ington. Guaranteed income to
start. For interview phone. 8 to B.,
Ma. 5063 IA
- Excel. opportunity for
men with sales ability to sell for
one of the largest living room furni-
ture manufacturers in the held.
Earnings immediate. and average
around S175 to 5000 wkly. Call
MR.. KUHN at RE. 1910 for inter<
view. Ia
canvassers. salary and
commission up to $500 per week
repairing. souARE DEAL CON
TRACTORS. AP. 0100.
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statesmen

LIBBY, MCNEIL & LIBBY
National leaders in can foods has
openings in WASHINGTON vicinity for
statesmen between 20 and 81 years
old. Prefer men with successful
sales records nationally known
companies dealing in can foods and
in successful grocery stores.
We want men who already know the
business. who will require minimum
training and supervision. who are
forceful and enthusiastic. who have
ability to open new accounts and
pay according to experience and
ability. For appointment. call DI
1852 between 8 am. and pm
and ask for MIR. N. T McGINN.
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HELP--MEN
MEN

Z you do not like to canvass. We
have more leads than our present
staff can handle; 8 sales per Nk.
pays you over S125. Car helpful.
Phone HU. 6240 for appt. -15
YOUNG MEN, Is to "a, single, desir-
ing to learn automotive mechanic
trade; $3.50 pay plan with guaran-
tee; vacation with pay, group ins.
and other benefits: permanent Job.
See Bill MinsoA, service manager,
PARKWAY MOTORS CO.. INC, 304o
y6uSG 8 N M. MAN, % to So. accounting aa
training, or, bookkeeping experience.
ToUNG MAN, 25 to IS, with me-
chanical ability. needed to assist
ment projects. College training or
experience desirable. Salary open.
Call Ov. 2177. ATLANTIC RE-
SEARCH CORP, Alex. va. is
YOUNG MAN. white. wanted to
operate Elliott addressing machine
and to do some filing: experience is
not necessary; pleasant congenial
working conditions. 37la-hour week.
sfa@''ss|s sss sSFhs 55S tBS5' r. IN HSss'q s4:'
YOUNG MAN, 1926. draft exempt,
high school education, to work in q
clerical capacity in our home ONCE.
Splendid opportunity. II you have
ambition and are looking for q
pos positi0n ion day where yoYh can work work, your y,
LIFE INSURANCE CO.. s16 1ath
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HElP--MEN
statesmen
Earn While You Learn

Old line life insur. CO. has attrac-
tive opportunity for men. As OF
under. who are residents of Arl.,
Alex or Falls Church, on estab
debts. We offer salary plus liberal
commission, 2 weeks paid vacation
retirement plan and chance for ad-
vancement. Apply 2nd A., 9-12 daily
419 King ST.. Alex. KI. S-1919.; Sat,
Sun. or ewes, JE. 3-1l20
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HELP-MEN

MAN for clerical work and assist
n farm tractor parts dept; perrna-
nent. Veteran training program
available. See Mr.. Moore or Mr.
StaiRer. MALONEY's. INC. sl26
Ga. ave-. s. S.. Md.
MAN for insulation work; permanent;
exper not neces., but must be able to
drive trucks. Report ready to work,
7:30 am. 1905 No. Glebe rd..
Arlington. Va. Ia
MAN, young intelligent hard worker;
disqualification and retirement in
surance benefits; unlimited oppor-
tunities. 1044l Metropolitan ave-,
Kensington, Md Ia
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HOSTESS

4110 WISCONSIN AVE. NV.
HOURS 8 TO 1870 AM.
Permanent position, to work Thurs,
plus meals and dresses furnished;
paid vacation and sick leave: group
insurance. employe purchase dis
APPLY HOT sHoPPE. INC.
Room 200. 1341 9 st. NV. IA
INVOICE CLERK, experienced, oppor-
tunity for qualified person, general
good at figures. Apply in person to
Mrs Strauss, MAJOR MASTER
PIECES. INC, oil 7th st. NV. IA
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SALES
CAREER
statesmen
WANTED FOR
$50 TO $1O0
-. PER DAY
OPPORTUNITY

One OF the most successful
domestic appliance Food Plan
organizations in the country
: is expanding its Washington
ONCE and needs several sales
and high income minded men
Immediately, You'll close the
/, leads now being produced BY
our radio and newspaper ad-
vertising. You'll be talking to
and signing up homemakers.
You'll be teaching them how
:; to buy food. You'll be show
ing them how they can save
money. live better, raise
healthier family and have
more leisure time through our
plan. You'll be making $50 to
Z 500 per. day (actual records
OF our saleSmen's earnings are
on file for you to see) and
you'll be working In a field
that's growing all the time.
You can't help but make
either full or part time. we'd
like to see you for an inter-
view Tuesday morning, Octo-
Der IA. at 10 am. Our ad-
dress Is 1914 Bennings I'd. ne.
Come in, you'll like our prop
osition.
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SALESMAN
$7,5O0-S1O,OOO

Grade A position for an. experienced
salesman who can handle exclusive
protected territory with established
gressiye company whose products are
consistently promoted. nationally ad-
vertised and accepted by more than
$4,000 metal-using firms in the
U. s. A Position offers high earnings
and excellent advancement oppor-
tunities to man 2S-45. with car,
good appearance and personality.
plus experience in supplying quality
products to industrial firms. See MR..
]. L. HARVEY, Ambassador Hotel,
Monday through Thursday. DO not
phone, 16s
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HELP--MEN
I NEED AN ASSISTANT

Nationally known manufacturing and
sales corporation will train right
man for position of responsibility.
Earnings while training around $3.50
monthly. Promotion to junior execu-
tive may be attained in 3 or 4 mos.
Group ins. benefits, also profit shar-
ing trust. Not canvassing. Car
8 to II am, no other time. Ia
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statesmen (2)
CALDER

$4,000 YEARLY RATING
Information service; apartment selline
only: prestige, dignity; advanced
percentage basis; no charge backs
Expanding organization. You will Be
trained by management for ouI
career business. Phone RE. 6911 fol
appointment with district manager
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HELP-MEN

UPHOLsTERER AND SLIP COVER
CUTTER; high salary; steady work.
Apply DRAPERY SERVICES co.
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SaleSnen-Part Time

SaleSmen-Part Time
Sell new product for nationally known
company. Xmas rush makes earn
ings Of S50-S60 wk. Just average
for IL hrs. work. Requires several
men with car-white only. Service
vassers. Please apply 8 pm. l601-A
Rhode Island Ave NE.
FOREMAN to supervise
large food-proceSSing plant. Thor
ough knowledge of sanitation desir-
able but not essential. Attractive
salary and working conditions. Paid
vacations and other emp1oye bene-
fits. Reply Box 140-L, Star. Ia
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YOUNG MAN

National small loan corp. has open
ing with future. Opportunity after
training to manage a branch office.
must be high school graduate, good
appearance and like to deal with
the public. Car essential. For in
terVieW, phone SH 634R Ia
Evening star., 1952-10-13
statesmen

Two men to call on inquiries
for disqualification insurance.
No canvassing. Quality leads
furnished daily (not Just
names and addresses. Our
men average S150 weekly.
Car necessary. Also two men
for nearby Va. and Md. See
w. ]. HARRIS. between $50
and IL noon, 1860 Columbia
ri n W AID 3645
Evening star., 1952-10-13
,GE EAUTHORIZER
AND
CLERICAL

with dept. store expert
ence. Excellent opportunity. Good
salary and good working conditions.
CENTRAL CHARGE SERVICE. 613
11th st. NV. Mr.. Collegeman.
CHECK ROOM GIRL, experienced,
wanted; Apply MISS { ,CSR:EsAGEN.
part time I3s