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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-09-17
ST. PAIL BIRTHDAYS

Sept. 1S-Brian Suthern, SSS
Rondo Av.; Mrs. p. II, Henderson,
29l st. Anthony Av
Sept. 19-Mrs. Eva Neal. 53i
st, Anthony Av.; Mrs. Carrie
Green, 748 Carroll Az; Bertha
Neal, 76l Rondo Av.
Sept. 20--W. ID. Smith, 1920
Rondo Av.: Mrs. James Strothers.
492 West Central Az; Mrs. Dolly
Milligan, 565 st. Anthony Av.; Mr..
Clarence Wright, 1873 Rondo Av,;
Mrs. Ray Whitmore, 300 Rondo
Av.
Sept. 2i--Mrs Floyd Massey
Jr.. 71e St Anthony Av.; Calvin
River, 71s Iglehart Az; Mrs, Tes-
sic Sonion. 945 Rondo Az
Sept 22- Herbert b. Russell.
935 st. Anthony Av.; Norman
Wallace. $50 St Anthony Az;
Mrs. Iris Gambol, 1876 Arundel
Az; Mr.. Dave Flippin. 76s Car
roll Av.; Joyce Neal 655 Rondo
Av.: c. s. Giscombe. $50 Rondo
Az; Mr.. Joseph Water, 7s0 lyle
hart Az.
Sept. 23-Miss Joan Meredith
Howell 971 st. Anthony Av.; Mr..
J. o. Stubs, 500 Carroll Av.
Sept. 24-James Lee. 992 lyle
hart Av; Mrs, Ceceua r, Martin,
1876 Mackubin, Celestine Price, d54
Rondo Av.: Mrs. James Clifford
Martin, 500 Carroll Av.; Wayne J.
Wilson. 1888 st. Anthony Az.
Out of Town Birthday
Sept. FLAMES d. Cox. Duluth,
MINI.
Sept 23-Rev Lelweliyn VIII
liams. Los Angeles. Calf
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Minnesota Eyewitness
By BRENDA UEL.IAND

What Communism and what Capitalism Very few people
know myself included Once intelligent bank
president The did doing it, he did not know
what Capitalism at least accurately and exactly could
that with half an
Communism people timdy furously
munsm" is merely George Bernard Shaw said pseudool
a dictatorship running govern
contrapton the principle capitalism There sn
Capitalism but the State the capitalist and else
to be in
it. but cannot invest that other people to
factories comparatively smssh while
acquire a profit yourself
question: What is Capitalism" The
theory Capitalism finally worked early the
18th century by Ricardo Jewish stoboer and he wrote
very badly his ideas were brilliantly paraphrasd by hsate liter
Thomas peouncey This work called
Logic of Political Economy" We all should read it
fifty years ago Capitalism
dreaded situation There few hundred miionaes
millions and millions fostering factories and mines
and in the vastest widest most hdous sus the world has
known All the sturdy yeoan and farmers and wheershts and
shpwghts England weak degraded
factory hands and old children drag
gng coal the mines all TOURS for few shngs week
a day.
proetsrian Proudhon published
with the startling title what is Property? Theft In he showed
living owning working
cey theft Proudhon Frenchman.
generation later rich Eneshman John Rukn declared that
either besgar robber,
activities expenditures
given good his dividends.
generation a millionaire imperast,
will bequeahng large fortune public
attaching the condition that der would benefit by IT. Grad
the most dreadful dsgenc society and time went
the had hamper
Capitalism, the exhausted poor
all, ninety percent of the people.
Whereas DeQuincy" Bernard Shaw blue
accepted the Capitalist distribution
and the division gentry
desirable
equally blue republican
volted by it."
Ruskn meaning
the word rich:
O rarely meaning of
the rich At least they
that a implying oppo-
positively opposite
following scientific everybody
power electricity, acting
through inequalities negaons guinea
your neighbours pocket it
the degree depends accurately
the making yourself in
ordinary mercantile therefore equally
sarily the art of keeping neghbor poor"
today when bitterly about Capital
Communism creeping socialism should all
the history these things back least hundred
then become sensible and cheerful
all this interesting Secretary
Humphrey Congress
about the graduated He
rich and poor alike This equality" argued.
this the equality the joked
about oncethe equality which forbade
sleep under bridge
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Robson Sings To 20, 900
In Conodion Concert

Peace Arch Park. Wash -
amp An estimated crowd Of
1000 person heard Paul Robson
in a formal outdoor concert here
recently.
The audience was swelled BY
athletes and visitors from all parts
of the British Commonwealth in
Vancouver for the famous Empire
games.
Robeson's selections ranged
from Negro spirituals 20 excerpts
from Moddes'e huasorgsbSy's
Boris Godunov."
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and Mrs. Stephen Maxwell of st.
Paul. The visitors were extended
numerous social courtesies while
here. Mr.. and Mrs. George Gail
lard of st. Paul. We're hosts at an
informal get-together in their hon.
or.
California Visitor: Mr.. Cecil
Westbrook Of Los Angeles, Calf.
was a recent guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Richey Of 1908 Fifth
Av. S. He was enroute home after
spending a vacation in New York
City and other eastern points and
will visit in Seattle, Wash, and
Canada before returning home.
Mother Returns Home: Mrs.
Halle Thornton Of Kansas City,
Kans., who has been he guest OF
her daughter and son-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Clark Sr.. of
4045 Clinton Av, for the past two
months. left for her home on Tues
day September 7. She was accom-
panied on the return trip by Mr..
Andrew Clark Sr., who will visit
his relatives while there.
Back Home: Mr.. and Mrs. Mat
thew C. Evans Of 1910 Fifth Av.
s., who have been vacationing in
Kansas City. No, for the past
ten days visiting relatives and
friends. returned home on Tues
day. September 7. Mrs. Beatrice
Benton. cousin Of Mr.. Evans and
Mrs. Ethel Harris. a friend re-
turned with the Evans and were
their guests for one week. They
left for their homes on Tuesday,
September II.
New Citizen: Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles B. williams of 725 Emer-
son Av. N, are the proud parents
of a 81 pound baby boy born
Monday morning, September 13 in
st. Barnabas hospital. Mr.. Will
uams is proprietor of the newly
opened barbershop at 217ia Wash
ington Av S.
Garden Lovers Club Met: The
Garden Lovers club held its regu-
lar monthly meeting at 2 p. m.
Tuesday, September 7 at the home
Of Mrs. f. V. Marshall, 1909 FL
lot Av. A highlight was a dem
onstration on flower arrangement
given by Mrs. II. Massengill.
Flowers used in t he floral ar
rangement demonstration were
gathered from the gardens of Mrs.
Marshall and Mrs. o. Watson. The
next meeting will be October 5 at
the home Of Mrs. Harry Massen-
gill, 3745 Fifth Av. S.
Cleveland Visitors: Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter McElroy Jr, Of Cleve-
land, O.. arrived Sunday, Septem-
Der II, for a visit with their par
ents and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter McElroy Sr., of 4041 Clin-
ton Av., and friends. They are
stopping at 1929 Clinton Av.
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1882 fglehart Av. Mr.. Cannon
drove them down and Mrs, Cannon
and Mrs. Helen Tendle aecompan-
led them to Chicago, Tho 81. Paul
ties returned home on Sunday,
September 5.
Correction; Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon
Young OF 2426 Fifth Av s.. Min
neapolis, were hosts at dinner to
Mr., and Mrs. Monwell Craft Of SIT
St Anthony Av.. ON August 20,
and not their guests.
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Mrs. Brown, accompanied the
ladies and served as their chauf-
fer.
Visited In Chicago: Mrs. Grover
Ingram and Mrs. Barbara Cyrus,
1858 Clinton Av., spent the past
week end in Chicago and were the
guests of their aunt and uncle,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Baker.
Conference Delegates: Mrs.
James l. Page and Mrs. Adelaide
Tanner Of Waterloo, Iowa, who
are attending the Northwestern
AME conference, are the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mallory of
1858 Clinton Av., while in the city.
Mrs. Page is a cousin of Mrs. NAL
lory.
Week End In Chicago. Charles
A. Glenn OF 1884 Smelling Av.,
spent the past week end in Chica-
go visiting friends. He was the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Tex
ahada.
Delegate: Mrs. Harriet Gordon
of Davenport, a delegate to the
Northwestern AME Conference
while in the city, was the guest Of
her cousin and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles w. Glenn Of 3640
Fourth Av. S.
Versailles Meet: Mrs. Jean
Coyington. 1904 Clinton Av., will
be hostess at the regular monthly
meeting of the Versailles on Sun
day. September 10.
To Wed: Lee J. Neal of $40 EN-
erson Av. N. has made application
for a marriage license to wed
Margaret N. Williams OF same ad-
dress.
Iowa Visitors: Mr.. and Mrs,
Eugene Davis and daughter and
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Hawkins of
Des Moines, Ia, were recent Wis
itors in the city, guests at the
Nicollet Hotel. The Iowans spent
some time with Mr.. and Mrs.
James Richey of 1903 Fifth Av. s..
aunt and uncle of Mrs. Davis.
They returned to their homes on
Monday, September 6.
Mother Is Guest: Mrs. Agnes
Britt of Alton, Ill, who has been
visiting her son and daughter-in-
law and granddaughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Maurice Britts and daughter
of 100 Como Av. S. f, for the past
week, retnured to her home on
Thursday, September Q.
Visits In Kansas City: Miss
Kathryn Chivers, 4o17 Clinton Av.
spent the Labor Day week end in
Kansas City, Mo, and Kansas
City, Kansas, visiting relatives.
Kansas City Visitors: Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Hatcher of Kansas
City, Mo. left for their home on
Tuesday evening, September T. af-
ter spending the holiday week end
as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Hatcher Of 4l45 Fifth
Av. S., cousins of Mr.. Hatcher. In
honor of their guests, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hatcher entertained infor-
mally on Sunday evening, Septem-
Der 5. Guests attending were Mr..
and Mrs. Urlin Clark and Mr..
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The Return of the Fruit Bowl

The honey, family fruit bowl is staging a come back
Wise mothers taking from
to keep their family healthy turning
and more to the bowl of fresh fruit for
Small fry seem TO be hungry of gives
them feeling of satisfaction INTENTIONALLY good
doesn't fill them that regular meals
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Social and Personal
4 ST. PAUL 4

Brunch Mrs. Walter Suthern of SIS Rondo Av hos
at brunch Thursday September q in compliment to Mr.
and Mrs Kenneth Virgins Of Chicago house Of Mr. and
Mrs John Wilson Other guests MIR, and Mrs George
Brooks Jr, Mr., and Mrs John Wilson and Mr. Sam Sharp
After brunch the party joined by Mr. and Mrs Eson Hut
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS


Sept IS Mrs S, w. Oliver.
sTi5 Fourth Av. s.; Henry Thorn
as, 1918 Clinton Av.: Leonard
Minis, AT ". Colfax Av.: Joseph
], Jennings, $3.50 Third Az. s.;
Norval Barksdale. 1908 Emerson
Av, N. Roland Hill. Curtis Hotel;
James Fraction, ss4i Clinton Az;
s. F, Hammond Jr,. 22l6 18th Av.
S.
Sept, 1s--Archie Owens, Ioi4
Fourth Av. N; Maurice o. How
ell, 2T06 f. Sand ST.: Mrs. Iva
Nspue, 10 Hylsnd Av. N, Mrs,
Laura Gaskins. 44o9 Third Av, s.
Sept. 30. l.. Alexander. 1882
fifth Av. s.; Mrs. Mary Watson,
S755 Fifth Av. s.
Sept. 2i-Mrs. Charlotte Nash.
Ills Fremont Av. N.
Sept. 22-Henry Macarthur. so6
Irving Av. N; Mrs. Mary 10
Howell 2706 f. s2nd St: Edward
J. Brown, $40 Fourth Av. S.
Sept. 23-Grace Johnson, SCI
Eighth Av. N; Rosetta Thomas,
COG 18th Av. S.; Bertram Siaugh-
ter. 1918 Alabama Av,, st, Louis
Park; A. l.. Commodore, $50 f,
Lake St. Fred r. Titus, 2l4 w.
31st St; Levira Batsell. 722 N.
Girard Av.
Sept. Charles Mccoy, s6s
Eleventh Az. N; Jonas G..
Schwartz. sol Pence Building;
Mrs. Leila Bannarn, $500 Sixth
Av. N: Mrs, Hazel l.. Clark, 4o4b
Clinton Av.
Out of Town Birthdays
Sept. 20--Mrs. Carlton Simpson,
Baltimore. Md; Mrs. Wanda How
ard. Paols. Kans.
Sept. al Vivian Gilstrap,
Washington, u. c.; Herman Sim
mons, New Orleans, La.
Sept. 22-Rev, Henry Bolts Jr.,
Sioux Falls, s. D.; Roosevelt
Brown. LaJuanita, Colo; William
Martin, San Francisco, Calf. Mrs
Ida Jackson, jackson, Tenn.
GAL 3 SEPT IVA uWash- JCSchw
Sept. % Durpelle v. Criss,
Kansas City, Kans.; Violet Hill
Whyte, Baltimore, Md.
Sept "a Charles Ballard
Springfield, o, Mrs. L. Il. Fouse
Lexington. Ky.
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS

Attended Baptist Convention: Among those attending the
National Baptist Convention held Louis NO. September
through the 2th from Bethesda Baptist church were Rev
Harris Mrs lone Brown president of the Senior
Society," and Mrs Betty Jackson vice president
delegates from their society Mr. James Brown husband
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-09-17

Adults, gathered
around the tele-
vision or radio or
at the bridge table
find fresh fruit
equally satisfying.
Rich in essen
tial vitamins and
minerals, W 1t h
enough n a tural
sugar TO p e a s c
the sweetest tooth.
yet low in calo-
ries, fresh fruit is
the wise nutri-
tlonal answer 10
healthy appetites.
Select a variety
OF fresh fruits for
your fruit bowl.
Begin with fruits
that are generally
In season then
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A phone call TO our Subscription
desk. Midway ssao. win bring yoa
tho paper In the next man.
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seasonal fruits they their prime.
is It's Of
makings for quick and easy desserts compete
chilled and favorsome perfect ending
your handy fruit bowl grocer
expected Almost combination
be used for this cosmopolitan dessert a suggestion
FRESH FALL coMPoTE
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lime
y
Make a syrup by bringing ingredients
except bananas Simmer gently until apples
barely tender Drain reseying Bring boil
and cook until slightly thickened
cold Just before serving
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Evening star., 1954-10-31
PERSONALS tcon.. !,

WANT To INVEST in worthwhile
proposition or wholesale supplies;
preferably electrical or electrofiic
field. We have Offices and ware
house. Write PARKER. l735 Conn,
ave. NV.
CABIN CRUISER to Fla; desire
comm. pilot: Accommodation for c
adults; gas expenses only. DEC
trip. AID. 4-2196.
KGS. lst and end graders Of couki,
school can be left at the GuciiC
nursery school bet. q am. anC
$50 pm. will take them to sch0o
and call for them, call CO. 5-S2b6
ALTERATIONS, men and women
real tailor, suits made to order
1919 st. NV. Suite S04. RE
7-4930.
KNOW HOW to study. save time. b.
adults. ia. 9-1141.
ENGLISH CONVERSATION. per.
sonality DEVELOPMENT. Reyitaliz.
your life. be alert. happy, Interest.
ing. DU. 1924.
MOTHER WISHES children Il
board. $40 week. on farm, faithful
care. licensed home. Phone, OV
5-S219. Vienna, Va.
PORTRAITS painted in oil from III,
and photographs; starting at $45
large farm home. licensed. cal
MRS. J. P. EvERHART. Leesburg
Evening star., 1954-10-31
HELP wANTED-AGENcleS

-BKKPRs. AND ACCOUNTANTs-~W We
specialize in these positions ATLAh
suPaEk.s III EmstoRMESHTE sTi MI p AGsSyaI 5GsSsa
sa' bS ds1 SSlorsa e. "9msn &c ssmesss n y9sfsss
day wkrs:. rest. helpers. porters,
salad girls. mattresses, and all
raIIHs, r1gnd help; white or colcred.
sALAKIED i'OsIIiONs ,menb. SO. .QOo
to S35 600 Il you want position
D C; our letter campaign service
will be of interest to you Our !ex-
Sellent reputation among employers
- wears procedure Of hisS stand.
..rds; Identity covered: Ask for
Ds5''sqisbs; srisbsn. slas " saflsle saaSIs
ACTUAL JOBS OPEN in Y, s.. 8. Am.
Write only Employment 1yg; Inf fnfer. Gem. Cen.
ter, RIM. 724. 316 Stuart st. Bos-
CASHIER. with brokerage frm
exper,, age rs to 40, pref. single.
Margin clerk. knowl. bookkeeping.
At BoYD's. cor. g and 18th. ST.
Statesmen. all kinds, medical, whole
Morgan at PERSONNEL SERVICE.
TRADE RAD & ASSOC 81 s sE6Y "a tS5 SseSSei SSei knov
talk service. See Betty KNiaHT, H T.
DGaI LII = g 5r st; a,g ny, y,r!s, 81, 3-36e4: Il
aelpfuI. h, a'R. s4; gEITx 3rxsd4 dk4N1aHT' 1911 @
MARGIN CLERK with old, estab.
N. Y. stock exchange firm. Immed
Ssire 81 SDsSs SsSs fsei SoYDs Ss4S Cor i1
sfEses - !ssa es a.; D. shesoura sesvl ,gs sRss
PART TINE sTENoG Fi. $40 wk.,
9.l. 4 days, 9 to 5 on FRIDAY. See
Miss Grant at BOYD's. cor. @ and
18th. ST 3-3666.
SECRETARY tF), free to relocate.
BoYD's. cor. g and 18th. ST. 8.
CREDIT COLLECTION MEN, insid.
and outside work; $500. to S41O,
| GRACE DUNN, 1911 G st. NV. RE
sTENoG. in ne; sos wk. s days. Al
once. See Miss Grant at BOYD's
cor. @ and 18th.
ACCOUNTANT, able to sell. with Il.
| udHCidl lIdllluB OF DanKlnG pref
| young man: $40 wk. while learning
BETTY KNIGHT. 1911 G st. NV
BOYD EMPLOYMENT CENTER, cor
| IL and @ SITS. NV. MA. S-234O, est
40 yrs. OPENINGS for salesman, en-.
gineers. ofiice personnel all kind!
ASST. BOoKKEEPER. man. good with
| figures: immed; see Miss Bell q
BoYD's. cor. q and 18th. EA. s.
MAINTENANCE MAN; work repairin,
electrical fixtures: knowl. bkpng.. fol
BOYD'S, cor. @ and 18th. Ma. s.
RECEP., women. typist. young, So;
wk.; typist, so w.p.m., $50 wk.
| knowl. PIX helpful. Dor REED
| 1871 @ st. NV. Ma. S-60S8.
tBOOkkEEPER, woman. asst. CATH.
/ oLIC. inter. work, inmed. See Mis-
Black At BoYD,S. cor. g and l2tf
sEC'Y. GRAD. SCH, $3,e0O--Ady
sthd:. Typ. int; work: to 40 yrs
PRoF1EsssiiioNAL pERsoSNEI. sSSs 90
/ 18th NV, RIM. 5O9. ME. $1,000.
BOOKKEEPERS, STENOGRApHERS
waitress. 'or Alexandria area;
girls. from Nov. / to Dec. "a fo
dept. stores: SOC per hour.
YOUNG MAN. 70 reconstruction ONCE
/ 6-dav wk.; $50; must have car.
j SUBURBAN BUSINESS SERVICE
/ 1898 Wilson Blvd. Arlington
/ ia 5-9197, IA. 5-919S
Evening star., 1954-10-31
REI.I.MEN

Only. Good salary. HOTEL - STRAIT r. A..
FORD. 25 e st. NV. -31
BLDG. MATERIAL TAKE-OFF MAN
NAN WANTED. to take OF bldg.
materials. lumber and min work
from blue prints. Must have had
previous exper. Perm, position, with
hosp. and ins. dement's. Apply
1910 Rockville pike, Rockville, Nd,
o. eail OIL. A-3600 for appt. -
Evening star., 1954-10-31
AUTO MECHANIC

AU1O MECdANlC
Old, established Buick dealer has
opening for experienced man. Good
working conditions, 5-day week. in
surance, vacation and top wages.
WILLIS BnfcK fass fac do ssas ae' deoEsia Rn1Rs
ave. Silver Spring, Md. 81
AUTOMOTIVE PARTS, supplies and
eauipment salesman; salary and
essential. MR.. oARR1soS. Ho
AFRO 0Gi PARTS MAN experienced ai in
wholesale or leadership organization
paid vacation, health insurance. life
insurance, other benefits. See Mr..
Pignone. DE. 2-6710. U. s. PARTS
CORP. 2101 14th st. NV. -
AUTO PARTS MAN, cxper. In Ford
dept; GOOD GOOD srs sa1ars 81 pius @sne comm pslss sa!a
vac, and other benefits. See Mr.
Eustace. FROST FORD. Manassas
afro SALESMAN. experienced. Wei
ton. Box 24s-H. Star.
AUTO SALESMAN. Used car depart.
ment at Northern Virginia's largest
Chrysler- 'ymouth dealer. We are
interested in statesmen who want te
Automobile experience helpful but
not necessary. Local following help
full. We have the product If you
have the ability. Extensive advertis-
ing campaign planned Earnings not
limited. Call Mr.. WHITE for ap-
pointment ia. 2-4102 bet. Q and 8
AUTO sALEsMEN-We need t2)
aggressive new-car statesmen to sell
the No. ] car of the year; excellent
commission plan plus other bene,
MOTOR CO., 2O17 Va. ave. NV,
ME. S-2S1S. Ask for Mr.. Koval;
|AUTO SERVICE SALESMAN. under
| 40.- to associate with new car dealer
| Refs. REQUIRED. experience in Buick
|. line. Liberal salary and commission
plan; Fine opportunity for properly
TEMPT TEMPT 3oTfSoaa fSa e.. s Isi4 0hs: Dia.
gonal rd., Alex, Va. Ov. 3-5020.
AUTO SHOP FOREMAN, service sales
man experience, faglliar with an
alyzing,- billing and routing work.
Unusual pay plan for the right man.
Must tave lncal refs. Call Mr..
IMichaelson. AUTO WHOLESALERS,
IHHcs IN ss:ssm5SSl mSl Biadensburs I'd. ne.
BARRIERS. exper.; top salary; new
shop; .go..d working conditions; at
once: 1888 9TH st. NV. --3l
stylist, pref. under 40;
neat, good personality. well spoken.
Here Is an opportunity in q busy
shop to earn better than average
salary, VINCENT ct VINCENT,
Ma. S-OS35. On Sunday only, call
La. 0-05sl4
Evening star., 1954-10-31

When ANSWERING Advertisement
addressed to Star boIes do NOT
tnciose original references. photo
graphs or other materials OF per.
soHGl palae. CORES serre the pur.
pose. Originals may Get lost
Evening star., 1954-10-31
SPECIAL NOTICES

I WILL NOT BE responsible for any
debts contracted for. by any one
other than myself. NELSON F.
STEELE, 500 Dale dr.. Sill. Spg., Md
3Is
I WILL NOT BE responsible for any
debts contracted for, by any one
other than myself. EVERETT L..
HOAL, 440S Pennwood rd.. Brent
wood. Md. 3Is
AND BOOKKEEPING for
small businesses, monthly or quart
erly, special tax return service,
hourly or daily rates. ME. S-0045.
Evening star., 1954-10-31
DEALER-MANAGERS

Open territories In Nd. and northern
Va. for capable men. This new and
revolutionary heating system Is easy
to learn--easy to sell. We take care
Of al financing and installation. No
your home. Write. call. or come In.
Evening star., 1954-10-31
HELP wANTEp-AGENciEs
ladio Secv. lWl Sc 6l

AOJ NWJ3 W0tOVV
Must be stenog.: editorial BACKGROUND
helpful.
PRIVATE sEcY.. exec; stenog. nee.
pbBLIc RELATIoNs sEcY.. stenog.
S75 weekly.
Miss Grant or Miss Lee fsT. 3-3866l
BOYD'S Cor. G. e. 10Th
Evening star., 1954-10-31
BUTCHER
CAB DRIVERS

CAB DRIVERS
Men to drive Diamond cabs II you
do not have identification card. We
train you in few days.
SEE MR.. FEINBERG
Ii. 3-5l02 l3l 18TH st NE,
CANVASSERS (5)-Experienced men
need for manufacturing plant in
Maryland. Transportation furnished.
Good salary, bonus ARRANGEMENT.
cSR Gfll KksSfR. VA siasss must ssnfsy Ds exp. and
handy around gas station. no phone
calls. coNNoRs. INC, 272i Naylor
ClAHRapiE;sNTER--who All can lay out
houses from lot corners7 Large de-
velopment. Steady work. See MR..
LEE at Proctor st. and Benson ter
or cali DE. 2-i63I.
CARPENTER. owner of extensive
properties can use capable. active
man of best habits on repair and
new work. State wages expected
weekly for steady work. Box 253-C'
CARPENTERS Trim men, custom
CARPENTER's asspis; HELPER. exper., able
bodied man: lge. subdivision: steady
work and good pay. Come ready for
work, DAN oSTRoW coNsT. co.
cARPENffRs! 1iaSE ffGtsla aEEpERs-see aEf. Mr..
ADKINS on job. Dir: over s. Cap
itol st. Bridge and out s. Capitol
st. to Livingston rd.. Md, which is
just past GlasSmanor. left onto
Livingston, then right onto .Arapa-
hoe ave-, turn left on Pitt lane to
Terrell to Quade st., left to trailer
office, Forest Hgts Al
Evening star., 1954-10-31
Educational
HELP--MEN

DELIVERY TRUCK DRIVER. ex.
perienced In handling heavy equip
ment; must know city, have local
refs. Permanent position. 5-day wk.,
comrany benefits. Apply In person
to Mr.. Mcfarland. SOUTHERN
SERVICE. INC. 707 Edgewood ST..
ne. 81
DENTAL TECHNIClANS, must have
new, modern aiT-cond. lab. Please
phone OIL. 2-3500 for interview.
Evening star., 1954-10-31
AUCTION SALES tcont.,
ANTIQUES and modern furniture.
glass, china, brlc- a-brac, etc. Thurs,
7:30 pm. SUBURBAN AUCTIONS,
RnekuiIla Md

NOTICE OF AUCTION SALE
Unclaimed articles accumulated al
the Washington, D. c. Post ONCE
including Cancelled Domestic Stamps
and Uncancelled Foreign Stamps
will be sold at auction on Novembel
Once. North Capitol and Massachu
setts avenue. Sale to begin at goo
am.
Goods will be open for inspection IL
Room 30S3. Main Post Office Build.
ing on Tuesday, November 2, 1864
from 900 am. to 400 pm.
will be available at thu
above address on the day of display
ROY M. NORTH
Postmaster.