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A SUMMER KILLING!l!
SALARY
$500

$500
concern has opening for
two experienced statesmen with
cars; married. 20 TO As yrs. OF
age: $500 per mo. salary plus
bonus plus Christmas bonus. no
bonus position. Call in person, 10
am. to 2 pm, Mon, Tues. Wed.
ewes, By appointment. 1921 14th
st. NV. ask for Mr.. F. L. GER
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MACHINIST

MACHINIST
Not over 90 Have opening for first-
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experiences; 5-day, 4O-hour week.
with overtime Good references
required. Apply
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300 FRANKLIN ST. NE. 5
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perieneed desirable but not neces-
SRry. Must be good typist, neat.
able to meet the Eublic. Apply
ANNAPOLIS HOTEL. 18th and
18th on H st. NV, Monday through
Friday IS
MECHANIC for gen.
eral work in lge. apt. development
IN Silver Spring area. Quiet man
with some mechanical exper. pre-
feTrSd. Excellent working conditions
and opportunity in large organiza-
ton. $500 per mo. to start, Tele-
phone MR.. FINNEY, JU. 1888
after 0, Monday. 5
MAINTENANCE MAN on automatic
electric stock quotation boards
knowledge OF fundamentals Of cleo
tricity required. Call Ma. S-5SSl.
MAINTENANCE MAN, colored; good
pay. meals. Sunday OF: for paint
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MR. HARTNETT
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TVS newest sweetheart
wears her whole career
around her right wrist
by Louis Berg
Photographs BY RHfh Orhin

NJANETTE FABRAY, who sings, dances and makes
i Y fun with such sensational success on the Sid
Caesar show. wears her career around her wrist sort
of the way some people wear their heart on their
sleeves
Which is to say she has golden charm bracelet
with trinkets dangling from it to represent almost
every episode in her theatrical life. Her career has
been wide one - the bracelet is heavy.
For her first Broadway musical Meet The
People. there is doodad in the shape of pair of
clasped hands For High Button Shoes" charm
in the form of pair of tiny shoes. For Make A
WISH - there is a golden wishbone. Which may give
you the general idea.
AHkiendly Buss-Up
IHE bracelet also contains the two Donaldson
Awards (Broadway's equivalent of movie Oscars
which she won back in 1947 and the 1913 Antoinette
Perry Award.
The bracelet was given to her by her husband,
Dave Tebet. from whom she has since been divorced
The parting was friendly. the settlement without
legal inducements. The unhappy couple simply
piled all their belongings i'm front Of them. and
took turns choosing one for and one for
you. And then Miss Fabray sat down the
floor and hawled.
$50 live" said Mark Twain. that when you die
even the undeftakeT Will De sorry. Nanette so con-
Quoted herself that to this day the most afectonate
words of praise we ever heard given to any married
woman came from her former husband
The most wonderful human being that ever
lived
To this day he still adds to the bracelet The item
that gave him the most trouble was The Band
Wagon" the movie version of the Broadway mus-
cal. in which she had relatively small part He
finally had miniature gold wagon fashioned filled
with the tiniest models of musical Instruments
A Sssxy Fes Every Chaxm
HE HAD trouble also with an unspeakably bad show
which therefore shall be nameless. For this he
selected little gold box. decorated with two cres-
cent moons, signifying green cheese.
With every charm goes an anecdote. Reviewing
her career with Miss Fabray in terms of the charm
bracelet we learned that in Love Life" Represented
by two little gold hearts,, when she being sawed
in half by magician fly crawled across her face.
She didn't dare so much as twitch muscle because
her safety depended on her being utterly immoble
In the same show she had to walk tight
rope.
And I get vertigo on high heels" said Miss
Fahray.
In an outdoor showing of Boomer Girl in Texas,
Arkansas State press., 1955-05-20
FIRST UNION
Mrs. Emma Harris

Three members were added to
the church last Sunday One by
letter Mrs, Rosener Harris and
two for baptism. Bargaree Bragg
and Pete Kelly, jr. Visitors were
Sisters Meranda Williams and Oc-
tavia Kelly Mrs. Rosie Har-
ris, Jessie j. Edward, Norma Jean
Roosevelt, Fredie and Noah Lee,
spent Mothers day in Gurdon
with her mother =. Mrs. Lille
Mae Sanders and Mrs. Emma Har-
ris, presented gifts to Mrs, jamie
Harris on Mothers day =. The
reporter, Mrs. Beulah Harris and
children from w, M Center hid
club attended the tea last Sun
day afternoon at the home of
Mrs. c. NJ. Shivers Miss
Elizabeth Hunter spent Tuesday
and Friday mites with Mrs. Emma
Harris We are glad to re-
port that Alfred Curry and E. B.
Sockwell are back from the hos
pital and are reported doing fine
The reporter received a Moth
Arkansas State press., 1955-05-20
Eagle Mills
Mrs. L. Il. Powell

NJ Ls H. EONtli
The St John Mission met Mon
day In the home of Mrs. Nancy
Powell Mrs. Powell taught a very
interesting lesson, afterwhich re-
treshments We're served by the
teacher . ABB Fred Rhodes
Jrp is home on leave. He has been
stationed at TroWery Corador. He
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Curtis Powell and is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rrodes of
Camden and is a former student
Of the OTC Mrs. Cloddie M
Scott is home, after spending
several weeks in Detroit The
Home Improvement club met
Tuesday in the home of Mrs. L.
Powell. Each member took part
by bringing yard tools and their
project was yard cleaning. Fifteen
members were present and the
hostess served refreshments
Arkansas State press., 1955-05-20

is with her husband at Camp
Chatfee &. . Pfc. Eli Pickett, ir.,
Fort Belvolr. Va, is spending his
turlough with his parents Mr..
and Mrs. Eli Pickett Mrs. Lii
Ian Smith sponsored a PTA So
clal In behalf of the Emmanuel
nj school at Gunnells store, Fri
day mite Ide Albernathy of
Ohio, is here visiting relatives
and friends Caleb johnson.
Physical education teacher at In
manuel hi school. has purchased
a 1855 Ford Mrs. Aggfe
Belts is on the sick list
Rubye Rose Childs, spent the
week with her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Eli Pickett Mrs
Rozelle Pickett visited the uni
Versity graduate center Saturday
Miss lzera Ransom spent Sat
urday at Shorter college with her
sisters The Wofford chapel
HDC met at the home of Mrs.
Mamie Montgomery, May 8. Next
meeting will be at the home of
Mrs Catherine Age Mr.. and
Mrs John Love jennings son is
nome from Korea, and he and
his family are visiting their par
entS.
Arkansas State press., 1955-05-20

A heaven and hell party will be
held Saturday mite in the home
of Mrs. Nancy Powell Mrs.
Cora Ramey is improving, after
suffering from fall on her door
step and was badly stuck by a
nail The Home Improvement
club met Tuesday in the home OF
Miss Rosie Lee Dilworth, All the
members are urged to be present
Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Rhodes
were present Sunday for the tea
in the home of Mrs. Clothllde
Shivers, home demonstration a
gent for Negro work Curtis
Powell enjoyed surprise birth
day supper, May Is, given by ms
wife Mrs. Nancy Powell. Mr.. and
Mrs. Willie Powell joined in pre-
senting the gifts, Send all news
To Louise Powell.
Arkansas State press., 1955-05-20
6ood. Hope
Mrs. Bessie Lee sockwell

A terrible accident occurred at
Chidester Mrs. Equilla Mcdonald
was killed instantly when she
was nit by car. driven by a
white woman Mr.. and Mrs. Aeie
Mcdonald were also in an acei-
dent. Mr.. Mcdonald was hit and
Knocked unconscious. At this
writing, he remains unconscious.
Ne is in the Ouachita county
hospital Louise Gulley is still
"a the hospital Il. b. Sock
well has returned home from the
Camden hospital, reported doing
fine l. B, Beard is In the
hospital and Is feeling better at
this writing He has undergone
an operation Mr.. and Mrs.
B. M Murphy and daughter,
Mrs Lonzo capers, were house
guests Of Mrs. E. B. Sockwell =.
Mrs. Emma Harris and son.
Johnnie Lee Haynie made a bus
mess trip to Prescott last Friday
evening Alfred Curry has
returned home. after being in the
hospital g.. Rev. A, Redden, de-
livered the sermon at Waters
Chapel AME. last Sunday even
ing Rev. Immersion is pastor. He
Arkansas State press., 1955-05-20
WiImot

H. r. Taylor was carried to the
United Friends hospital in Little
Rock, May 10. He is reported to
be in a critical condition ..
The Malotic Stars of McGhee,
will sing at the John Wesley AM
E Zion church tonite Mrs.
Lucy Wilder and Grand son, Carl
L. Wilder, are back home, after
spending a week, visiting friends
and relatives in Little Rock and
st. Louis Sam CASTOR and
Arkansas State press., 1955-05-20
Sedrcy
Jeffrey Turner

Miss Dorothy Russ. senior and
Miss Mytha Smith, junior, White
county hi school, appeared on
KARK, TV, Teen Time iamboree,
Saturday. Miss Smith presented a
vocal solo with Miss Russ, ac-
companying her at the piano.
Mrs, Evelyn Turner, escorted the
students A piano recital was
given at White county hi school
with Dorothy Russ, Johnnie M,
Ashford, Jeffrey Turner, Gwendo-
Ign Brown, Shirley Young, Dor
othy Ellis, Beulah Turner, Rose
mary Gilmore, Velma Alexander
and Emogene Curey. participating.
Mrs. E. T. Moore, teacher A
play was presented by the 10th
grade, recently. Title, The
Boarding House Reach" Mrs R.
Arkansas State press., 1955-05-20
Warren
harles Alexander

Charles Alexander
j. S, Feaster and A. Douglas
and William Martin went to
Shreveport, La, for a union meet
ing Mrs. Ester Jones had as
guests last week Mrs. Eunice
Dawson and her mother, Mrs, Lou
Ella Jones of Pine Bluff , Mrs,
Pearl Ross was given a surprise
birthday party Thursday mite, at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs Ben
Skater The Flower and Gar
den club met at the home Of Mrs,
Ester Jones recently The
Rosenwald elementary school on
the Westside was burned last
Tuesday mite at o'clock,
Arkansas State press., 1955-05-20

er's day gift from Cleveland, o.
Mrs, E. B. Sockweu, Emma
Harris and Johnnie Lee Haynie
motored to Prescott last Friday
on business Earnest Bragg
and Neute Harris, were guests of
the Haynie children last Thursday
mite John Bragg was guest
of Johnnie Lee Haynie Friday
Mrs. A. B. Bragg and j. II. Har-
ris are on the sick list.
Arkansas State press., 1955-05-20

Dawkins. sponsor The 7th
and 9th grades, along with their
sponsor, Miss Cooper, went on
picnic, May u. A very nice
time was reported Guest was Miss
lmogene Arnold. instructor at the
kensett elementary school &.
The White county hi school, ir
hi dept. and the elementary de-
partment, went to open house at
the telephone office. The hi school
went on the 18th and the grade
school went on the 18th. The
trip was interesting as well as
enjoyable Mrs, Minnie C,
johnson and Thomas Hunt are on
the sick list
Arkansas State press., 1955-05-20
WARNING ORDER

State OF Arkansas,
County of Pulaski, SIS.
In the Pulaski Chancery Court
Ann Ziemianski, Plaintiff
vs. No. l02427
Walter Ziemiansk, Defendant
The defendant, Walter Ziemianski,
is warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer
the complaint of the plaintiff,
Ann Ziemianski
Dated: May 4, 1855
Fred A. Newth, jr.
Solicitor for Plaintiff
r. J. Brown
Attorney ad Litem
Airline Turner, Chancery Clerk
BY Jamye Dreher, D. c.
5.13-20- 27.6.3 At
Arkansas State press., 1955-05-20

s Euia Harris of Little =
mothers day were, M. A0st /,
MeGhee' her husband 's y. Ga3i
son, Harold. Her sister :, aAd d.
REYNOLDS of this city a %'s NJ
Mothers day with her '''0 ~
MARY " j Hearn entert.i. NJ
saturday mite with a stvl 'sa :
Which was enjoyed h., wye saa.
MISS Mary E, Hearn vi, ~
uncle and aunt, Rev. and !"
L. fa'ten The Hons s
ssfalion club met at M, U, y
hutiord Thursday nay
McGhee and sons visitad % "
Mrs George Hearn recaD, ~ y
Arkansas State press., 1955-05-20
Cdssc0e
Mrs, Rozeile Pickett

'''' NUAtfft fIChtfF
A part of the closing activities
of the Emmanuel hi school. the
week of May 9-l4, were we'll at
tended and enjoyed by all ..
Mrs. Bernice Taylor and daugh-
ter, returned to Chicago. last
week. They spent a month with
her mother. Mrs. Ora Jeffrey q,
Mrs. Lula Peters of Chicago, is
visiting her sisters, Mesdames r.
Moore. Matte Hogan and Flora
Ryans . Mrs. Fragelia Geans
and family are here visiting her
father, Essex Gunnell. Mrs. Geans
Arkansas State press., 1955-05-20

Margaret Shelton, have returned
home, after serious operations +.
The funeral of Mrs. CANINE
Pounds was held May Is. Mrs.
Sinnie Lions and children were
here to attend the funeral service
of their mother and grandmother
The James Simpson children
were here for the weekend q.
Cain Wilder of Dermott, visited
here last weekend.
Arkansas State press., 1955-05-20
Legal Notices:
WARNING ORDER

State of Arkansas,
County of Pulaski, SIS.
In the Pulaski Chancery Court
Lois Holman, Plaintiff
VS.. No. l02308
Howard A. Holman, Defendant
The defendant, Howard A. Hol-
man. is warned to appear in this
neurt within thirty days and an
Yer the complaint { plain
If, Lois Holman.
lated: April 20, 1866
lilies & Freeman
Solicitors for Pla'
george w. Shephere
Attorney ad Liten4
Airline Turner, Chancery Clerk
By Helen Edwards, D. c.
4;29,5:6-l3-20 At
Arkansas State press., 1955-05-20
STATE PRESS Fri, May 20, 1855

was accompanied by Iria Murphy,
Mrs. Pearlie Alexander and Mr.,
and Mrs, Louis Soekwell d
many other members from Good
Hope.
Arkansas State press., 1955-05-20
Legal Notice.;
WARNING ORDpp

State of Arkansas, "olk
County of Pulaski, S.
In the Pulaski Chance. .
Thelmer Anderson, PI ,vty y
VS.. No. l02455 'N'''uI
Edward Anderson, Dofora...
The defendant, Edward ' ssas
Is warned to appear in t ialasi
within thirty days and S's !. y
the complaint of the 1 ri as
Thelmer Anderson pan
Dated: May 8, 1855
Thad B. Williams
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Harold D, Anderson
Attorney ad Litem
Crime Turner, Chancerv q
BY Ealy Red, D, c. Y
5:l3.N.7f
Arkansas State press., 1955-05-20
WARNING ORbPp

WARNING ORDER
State of Arkansas,
County of Pulaski, s..
I'm. IN the Pulaski Chancery =,
Ethel Hodges, Plaintiff "
VS.. No, l024O8
Junior R. Hodges, Defepda,,
The defendant, Junior R Hs,.
is warned to appear in tbic ~ Y
within thirty days and l., ~, y
the complaint of the nI s''s'
Ethel Hodges p''4'
Dated: May 10, 1855
Diles & Freeman
Solicitors for Plaintiff
George W. Shepherd
Attorney at Litem
airline Turner, Chancery q,
By Ealy Red, D. c "
------------ 5.l3-2O.gIs,
Arkansas State press., 1955-05-20

Jun ~ loss tn Sch u
h us t signatures % the Hope Hop Arkansas
Arkansas State press., 1955-05-20
Richmond Hill
John w. Hearn

Visitors in the home of Mrs,
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HElP--WOMEN

RECEIVABLE, bookkeeper
and cashier. State age and expert
ence. Write Box 324-C, Star. Il
BOOKKEEPER-Must be
good typist; 5-day. 40-hr. wk.; air.
conditioned oface; permanent posi-
HOME OPTICAL CO., 1929 N; Y.
ASSISTANT MANAGER wANTED-
Stauffer system wants attractive
girl, age 1925, who likes to work
with people; to train as assistant
CURED. Apply in person, MISS PIT
AUTO iFISANCiE CASHIER YPIsT,
= to 10 pm, 5la-day week; splendid
opportunity for young woman with
finance company experience: well,
Mr.: Brown. AUTO WHOLESALERS
INC, 1871 Bladensburg I'd. ne
AWNING WI 1t;y sSEAMsTREss, must be ex-
perienced; steady work; good pay
and working conditions. Apply 1904
RhGde 4fla2d Eve; ne ma9ie-
r per W sesPD0 3pp aRa au1LBo is35
Conn. ave. NV. AID. 2-.1641, i
colored shampoo girl
Neat and personable. Must have OPP
orators license immediate opening.
Apply in person. BEAUTY BAZAAR,
sos 14th st, NV. II
need .. male or fe-
male; guarantee depends on exper.
and following: commission, days.
paid vacation this summer. BER-
NARD'S BEAUTY SALON. 1926
Georgia ave, RA. 3-025S. Il
BEAUTY OPERATOR. immediate
opening. EMMA LEES BEAUTY
SHOP. 211a Wilson blvd. Arl,. Va.
BEAUTY ia RI ~s OPERATOR. $50 to sIoo
sion: 5-day week: no manicurlng:
Steady work. LOUIS CREATIVE
HAIR DRESSERS. ITO Eye st. NV:
permanent position
with local branch office Of national
organization: varied and interesting
work. Apply in person, 95l Warner
Bldg. B
BOOkKEEPER, aEe to As. Automo-
bile exper. pref. Refs. req. Peasant
air-cond, ONCE. Opportunity for
Salary open. Call for appt., BOW
MAN STUDEBAKER PACKARD,
1880 Georgia ave. NV. ia. $4,000.
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YOUNG MEN

YOUNG MEN
Permanent position with one
of Americas largest COM
panies in the consumer
finance business. This COM
pany has doubled in size
during the last 2 years.
High school graduate, age
21-3l, with auto. Excellent
starting salary and auto
allowance to more than
cover operation, deprecia-
ton, fuel and maintenance.
Vacation and liberal en-
ploye benefits. Placement
and training will be in the
Washington, D. c. area. Our
Training and Progression
Plan provides for regular
salary increases and pro-
m otions. Experience in
meeting and dealing with
people is helpful but not
necessary. Personal inter-
view only. See MR.. LE-
SUEUR, 789: Georgia ave.
Silver Spring, Md. OF MR.
DAVIS, 1900 Lee hwy, RoS :
slyn, Arlington, Va.
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RELP-MEN

FURsITURE REPAIRMAS, exper. in
repair T. finishing and re- LUNG,
ex Ell working conoIt ons; top pay
TO right man. Appl- HONEYCUTf
IPIoLSTERERS. cS. .-S37l. -"
FUR SITURE SALESMAN. regular fu-.-
i'm" POSITION ,or an exr rienccd
GoLDENBERG's' p. onnel pepar
mAnt 4th floor. eth. Sth and K
SITS. nv. 20
GRILL MAN. white. experienced. gay
work. gooi Lay; of Sunday. BAS-
SINS GRILL. 74lS Wis. ave. Be-
thnsda. OIL. 4-57S0. -29
GRILL AND SANDWICH MAN, white,
expo rienced in koshCr-style food.
Apply in person RANDY'S. lib
18Th st NV 80
GROCERY CASHIER CHECkER-Ex-
perience. references; apply in person,
35I9 Connecticut ave. NV. -29
BALI. MAN. experienced. large apt.
ton. Call Manager. I'M. 2-12d0.
HARDWARE SALESMAN. experienced
in independent retail store in Alex
andria, Va. Capable OF becoming
manager. In reply state age. expert
ence and other particulars relating
to position. Must be HOS sober.
Reply in own handwriting. Box 49,
c. Star Il
4. b. NJ. SUPERVISOR, must have
experience supervising ]. B. M.
installation must be completely ia
miliar with card design. report lay
out, wiring control panels and
setting up procedures tor. new Job.
Write complete Information con-
corning personnel oata. age and
background to MR.. GEORGE s.
KOONCE. Courthouse, Upper Marl-
boro. Md. Personnel Dept. II
INSURANCE AGENTS, real estate
statesmen and employment consult
ants. Porters, preSsers. gas station
attendants, hotel workers, colored.
MANNING EMPL. AGENCY.
1910 9th St. NV. AID. rs 100
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CLERK RECEPTIONIsT; Arl, store,
on Wilson blvd Pleasant job for
young lady; white, no previous ex-
per. necessary. Rapid advancement.
Open at 10. CO. $4,000.
CLERK -TYPIST; good salary: air
conditioned ONCE; paid vacation and
many other benefits. HECHINGER
CO.. 18th and II SITS. ne, Mrs. Dodd,
CLERK -TYPIsT. gen. once work:
perm. employment Call Mrs. Saun.
ders, ia, 7-7722. AMERICAN SERV-
ICE CENTER, 5S5 N. Glebe I'd
CLERK -TYPIST--Modern air-condi-
toned Offices: general insurance
agency experience desirable: excel
lent working conditions, Call CO. D.
1900 -
CLERK -TYPIST. age IS to rs: pleas.
ant working conds.: benefits; paid
vacation group hosp. and life lns,
WOoDHOUsE STATIONERY Co,
1.22 II st. NV. -
CLERK TYP1sT Hish school grad
for position in lge. jewelry store:
good starting salary and many COM
pany benefits. Apply in person 70
Mr.. DAVIDOW at BATES. 9TH and
TW ~
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REFRIGERATION
SERVICEMAN

Top pay for top man. experienced
only: comm. and air-cond.; guar
anteeed yearly sal. overtime. bonus.
vac. with pay. ANDY'S, LA. $4,000.
SALESMAN-National food manufac-
turer will employ young man, 3O-2I,
to call ON retail grocery stores IN
ence not necessary. Salary, car and
expenses, vacation. other benefits,
Apply Box 4sS-C, Star. i
SALESMAN, furnishings and sports
wear; excellent opportunity Tor
young man with some experience,
chandise Guaranteed salary and
usual benefits, Apply Mr.. Harvey.
UNIVERSITY SHOP. 1918 G st,
SALESMAN, to work outside. trans
portation furnished; salary and
commission. SINGER SEWING CEN
s TEE asto I part a Time NE for retail
vious experience need apply. APEX
LIQUOR, $3.50 Pa. ave. NV. 80
active, earnest go-getter with selling 'g
e eonfidenc a.'ei Box S0s sse.z' Star. "
mems clothing expe.
rience; opportunity for energetiec
man to work UP to manager of
ong-established store. Phone MR..
TUNE, Ii. 4-477S or Ii. 3-4333.
SALESMAN--Large established re-
taller of office supplies and special
ties. needs man. 25-40. to add to
city sales force; car desirable, ex-
perience helpful, but we will train.
This is a permanent position with a
good future for. an alert; aggressive
man. Write giving full details. Box
241-Y, Star. Il -.
Statesmen. inside retail sales. Full
time and part time, Lumber. hard
ware, etc. No experience necessary;
good salary, paid vacations and
many other benefits Wonderful OPP
portunity for advancement with
progressive company HECHINGER
CO., 18th and H SITS. ne. Mrs. Dodd.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY men with
sewing machine. appliance or book
experience. Our product enjoys ma
tional and local Leadership, with
earnings unlimited II you viii Iol-
low directio S. Transportation
furnished. local travel only. Write
in confidence everything. we should
know about you. in nrst letter
Box SOC. Star. Is
Heating. warm air: for
builder relations contacts: exper. man
with mechanical background pref;
salary open. Write stating dualin;
cation. This is a well-known old
line ORGANIZATION and our personnel
know Of this ad, Box $3.50. Star.
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HELP-MEN

to sell on outsiue;
watches. jewelry, on credi.. Good
earnings; full or part time. No ex-
per. ne. N. Y. JEWELRY CO.. 719
9TH ST. NV. IL
outside selling: all ma
tionaliy ad sertised furniture aid
bedding highest commission paid.
SI7 z st. NV. ST. 3-442O. =
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OPENING
FOR, statesmen

Grand opportunity for permanent
future with one of Nations largest
Comfort Shoe Manufacturers. Op-
crate on franchise without invest
ment. Income between S6. 900 and
necessary, We viii train. CalI sat-
urday, ST. 3-@241, to L.; JE.
2.6791, 30 to 5.
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HELP---MEN
PAYROLL, CLERK

Alert individual. 21-35 years OF age.
typist and preferably has had some
payroll experience; 5-day. 40-houl
week. permanent position. No trans
tents. Apply Personnel. Room sos.
Open weekdays. 5000: Sat. 0-12.
No phone calls