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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-05-06
Minneapolis Urban League
Guild Met April IS

The Minneapolis Urban League
Guild held its regular monthly
meeting Monday, April % at the
YWCA.
The major item on the agenda
was planning for a benefit party
for the scholarship fund, to be
called May Scholarship Frolic d"
The affair win be held in the
Junior Ballroom of Hotel Nicollet
on May 81.
The entire proceeds Of this
party viii be used to build up the
scholarship fund. Invitations will
be in the mail soon.
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Ida Moppins of 1921 Fifth Az. s.
Mrs, Moppins is a patient in
General hospital where she UNI
derwent major surgery on Fri
day, April 20. Her condition at
present is reported as fair Mrs,
Jackson is the house guest of Mr..
and Mrs, James Moppins, 1915
Fifth Az, $, during her stay
Home From Korea: Corporal
John r.. Jenkins, son OF Mr., and
Mrs Policy wilbur OF 1901 Hum
boldt Ay N. returned home April
"a, from Korea where he has been
stationed for the past fifteen
months, Corporal Jenkins has
been honorably discharged from
service.
On Vacation: Mr., and Mrs John
Brown 1925 Fourth Av. s., left
by motor early Saturday morning
April 80, for a ten day vacation
trip to be spent In Casa Blanca,
Tex, They will visit relatives and
friends,
IIospitalIxed; Mrs, Dessi q
Gresham. 2717 Clinton Av., en-
tered General hospital ON Tues
day morning, April 20, for treat
ment and rest. Mrs. Gresham Is
reported doing fine and IL eN-
pected home In the next few days,
Wednesday Matinee Club: Mrs,
Grace Jones, 5l6 Colfax Az. N.
was hostess to the Wednesday
Matinee club on April ~. Follow
ing business session, refreshments
were served by the hostess The
next meeting win be at the home
Of Mrs. Mary Swain. 20 Highland
Az. ~. on May II,
EEBp Club Mcld Meeting; The
regular meeting Of the EEBP
club was held on Saturday eve
ming, April 20. with Mrs Allie
Wilson, 37t9 Fourth, Prizes were
won by Mrs. Flossie Harris, first;
Mrs. Harold Walker. second and
Mrs. Viola Madden, third. The
next meeting will be with Mrs,
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

May -Maceo C, Moody Jr.,
727 Rondn Avi John Collins, 9oS
Rondo Av., Mr., William Sayles
Jro T56 st. Anthony Av,
May s kathlene Pugh. ga
Carroll Az; Charles Scroggins,
sos ST Anthony Av,; Ronald and
Donald oNeal. TS6 Carroll Az:
Mrs, Meredith Howell, OIL st. An
thony Av; Clyde and Clydean
Parker. twins, 575 Fuller Az.
May i0-James Bruce Coins,
925 Magnolia; Gretta Harrison.
COS Iglehart Av.: Hattie Cren-
shaw. 6S9 Carroll Az; Mrs. Sam
uel Brown, 22l ST. Anthony Az.
May IL Sam Reed Jr.. 1928
Arundel St; Mrs, Albert Harper,
766 ST, Anthony Av,; Jacqueline
Moffatt, 9i3 Rondo Av.
May IL w. II. Taylor. s2I Lyle
hart Az; Mrs, Emmie Fields, 340
st, Anthony Av.. Mrs, Clifford
Specie. $40 Iglehart Az; Bishop
Beverly Isabel, LAT Valley.
May Is Edgar Pillow, 72S
Rondo Az; Mym Carter Jr, 295
Rondo Av.
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Leila Copeland, 2a0o Portland Az.
A tasty lunch was served by tho
hostess.
Family Visitors; Mrs. Beatrice
Freeman of Esanston, III. and
Mrs Bernice Mcdonald OF Chica-
so, Ill, were the past week end
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs Teddy
Qualls OF 1884 Penn. Az. ~. The
visitors were greatly impressed
with Minneapolis on their first
visit and plan TO return In the
near future.
willing Workers Club; The
Willing Workers club of Bethesda
Baptist church viii meet Thurs
day May II. at the home OF the
president, Mrs. Leola Young, 5i2
18th Az. s. All members are urged
TO be present. The time is 8 pm.
Dislocates Shoulder: Mrs Tyler
Howell. sr, 2207 Elliot Az. acci-
IDENTIFY slipped and fell in her home
on April 81, and as "A result she
dislocated her shoulder. She was
confined TO Doctors Memorial
hospital for few hours 10 have
the shoulder adjusted She is able
Ia be up and around the house,
but her arm is still in a sling.
Improving: Mrs. George Daley
2433 Fifth Av s., Is still confined
to Mt Sinai hospital, but IL re-
ported much improved and will be
able TO go home in few days.
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DOROTHY MCFARLAND
ELECTED PRESIDENT OF
CREDJAEAWN CLUB

The Credjafawn Social club held
its annual election of officers on
Wednesday, April 20 at the Din
ing Car Walters Union Local sic.
at 525 Rondo Av., with the club
as host.
New officers are, Mrs. Dorothy
Mcfarland, president; Mrs. Vir-
ginia Brown, vice president; Mrs.
Teretha Bledsoe, recording secre-
tary; Mrs. Cora Belle Banks, as
sistant recording secretary; Mrs.
Rosamond Johnson, correspond
ing secretary; Mrs. Helen CLANCY,
assistant corresponding secretary:
John Lawrence, treasurer.
Mrs. Earline Galloway, typist;
Huron Shelton, parliamentarian;
Mrs. Ruby Woods, financial secre-
tary and James Taylor. asst. fin
anciaI secretary both reelected,
Mrs. Jannabelle Taylor, sergeant
alarms.
Past presidents elected to the
membership committee included
John Lawrence, William Gardner,
Huron Shelton, Janabelle Taylor,
Nilee Lewis and Virginia Brown.
The executive committee met
April 81, at the home of Mrs.
Dorothy Mcfarland, 900 Iglehart
Av.. at which time Mrs. McFar-
land appointed the following COM
mittee chairmen:
Junius Powell, social; Virginia
Brown, program; Nilee Lewis,
goodwill; Harriet Allen. ways and
means: Gertrude Green, initiation;
Helen CLANCY, auditing, and Miss
Estella Luckie, budget.
The first social event of the
year will be party at Hamms
Brewery on May 10, at 1880 p. m.
for members and their friends.
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wives and sweethearts was held
in the recreation room of the Din.
ing Car Employees Union, 526
Rondo Av, st. Paul Members OF
Xi Chapter were hosts to the Wis,
iting brothers.
The guest list included the
Messrs and Mines. Benjamin Al
eXander. Phillip Archer, Ira Allen,
Donald Alien Sr, Albert Allen
Jr., Clarence Anderson, Frank
Brown. Martin Brookins, George
Brooks, Earl Bowman, DR.. and
Mrs. George Berry and DIR, and
Mrs. Alexander Abrams.
Also the Messrs. and Mines,
Norman Bell, Tommie Braddock,
Tela Burt, John Banks Jr., Rus
sell r. Balenger, Andrew Brent,
Gabriel Boudreaux, Nelson Bal
enger, Raymond w. Cannon. Will
liam Cassius, Robert Covington,
j. Boyd Crawford. Il. S. Curry,
Carl Clabourne, Charles Curry,
Roy L. Crawford, Talmadge
Carey Jr, Leroy Coleman. A. b.
CaSsius, Ebert Clark. Urlin
Clark, Curtis Chivers, Ernest
Cooper. Norman Davis, Joseph
Danford, Samuel Davis, Joel Ed
mond. Lafayette Fields, Herbert
Foster Jr., Reuben flasher,
Richard X. Fox. James S. Griffin,
Ashby Gaskins, Ollie Griffin,
Oscar Graves, Ernest Green and
Walter Coins.
Also the Messrs and Mines
Harold Rowland, Charles Har-
graves, James T. Hughes, Clifford
Hawkins, Dennis Hines, Cole
ridge Hendon, Maurice Howell,
A. V. Hail, Thomas Hargrave. b
F. Henderson, Oscar Howard
Henry Harvey, Harvey Hale
Fred Ingram and s. f. Hall.
Also the Messrs. and Mines
Kenneth Jones. Wendell Jones,
Thad James, Claude b. Jackson
Robert Kyle, Lewis Ripper, Nor
man Light, Alfred Lewis. John
r. Lawrence, MaCeo LittlejOhn
Albert Mcfarland. Arthur Nc,
Watt. John Nellie, Charles Nc
Gee, Claude Mason, James Muir
ray. James O. Mann, Woodford
Mills, Elmer Morris Sr., Elmer
Morris Jr, Jesse Miller Stephen
Maxwell, Cecil Newman. Oscar
Newman and Charles Nichols.
Also the Messrs. and Mines
Charles Noble, Thomas A. Neal
Charles l.. Ponder. Robert NJ.
Patterson, John NJ. Patton, Henry
Patterson, Robert Pierre, Anthony
Phifer, Walter Rhodes. Ira Rob
inson. Cleveland Ray, Charles
Rogers, Clifford Rucker, Samuel
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California Vacation: Mrs, J, G,
Sayles and son, Samuel Mitchell
OF 1928 Fourth Av, s., accom-
panied by Mrs, Edna Mccullough,
1928 Fifth Az. s., left by motor
early Wednesday morning May
4, for Los Angeles. San Francisco
and other points In California and
Texas. Mrs. Mccullough will stop
off in Oakland, Calf 90 visit her
daughter and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
james Shepard, Mrs Sayles and
Mr. Mitchell will visit relatives
and friends In both California and
Texas, They expect TO be gone for
one month.
VIII Live In California: Mrs.
Isabelle Stone, 2205 Smelling Az,
left the city Tuesday. May 3 for
Fontana Calf, TO make her home
with her daughter, Mrs, Nellie
Tolbcrt of 1884 Mt. View Av,
Circle Your Calendar; Circle
May % thru the 27th on your
calendar when the Phyllis Wheat.
ley Fiesta win be held at the
house. Dinner will be served on
the 22nd.
Correction: Bernard Eugene
wilkinson Jr., born 10 Mr. and
Mrs. Bernard Eugene Wilkinson
ST, Of 1925 E. 26th St Is their
first son. Little Deborah, four,
welcomed her new brother on his
arrival home. The baby was born
April 20.
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dan. Rev. Charles Sexton. Earl
Harris. Macco Moody, Tom Sto-
vail. Thomas a Talley, Rev.
Floyd Massey Jr.. Eugene Brad
ley. Al Mcclure, Wilbur Cart
wright James Horris. Burie Car
michael, Ted Allen. Kenneth Wal
lace, Shelton Granger, Robert A.
Jones. Samuel Richardson, DR.. A,
NJ. Butler. Reginald Harris and
W. l.. williams.
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MINNEAPOLIS

May s-Mr. and Mrs. John
Little, 1924 Bryant Az. N, four
years; Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Camp
bell, 1924 Smelling Av., eight
years.
May 12-Mr. and Mrs. William
Charles Tramel, 272s 3Oth Av. s.,
one year.
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MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

May = Clifford Wilkerson
2423 Fourth Az. s.; Ernest Dear.
ing. 1896 Clinton Az; Mrs, Flos.
sic Harris, 36S7 Clinton Av
May Mrs, Hazel Tucker
22o1 Fifth Av s.; Roy Cobb Jr,
53i Girard Az, N,
May Phillip James Black
well. 1924 Fourth Av. s.
May 10 Mrs. Zephyr Turner,
272l Portland Az; Mrs. Lucille
Cooper Cartrcll. $685. Fifth Az, S,
May IL Bette Jayne Session,
$3.50 Fourth Az. s.: Mr.. Marion
Greg Taylor, 1888 Stevens Av,;
Jack s. Raincy, 1884 Fourth Av,
SO.
May ~ Joseph ID. Bolden. 203
w 3ist St: Percy c. Hughes Sr,,
$500 Fifth Az S; Jay Schultze,
222 W. Adams st.
May i3-John II, Williams, 1882
Fourth Az. S.; Rose Moses, eos
Emerson Az. N.
out Town birthdays
May Leon Abbey, Chicago,
Ill. Robert Nash, Washington,
ID. c.; Roger Johnson, Cleveland,
o.
May s james Walker, Wash
lngton. ID. c.. Mrs. Herbert Rob
inson, Los Angeles. Calf.
May 1Or-Albert Johnson, Mar
lama, Ark.
May 1l-Arthur Thomas, Des
MOincs. la.
May 10 While r. Gardner,
Omaha, Neb.
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Twenty-four per cent Of ali
drivers involved in fatal auto ac-
cidents in the u. s. last year
were under % years old.
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Social and Personal
Z ST. PAUL 5

Hosptalzed: Mrs Earl Bell 29l Fisk ST. is patient in
St Johns hospital where she recently underwent major SIR
gerry Mrs Bell has been in the hospital for the mast month
Visiting Family: Mrs Margaret Brown Harris of Los An
gees CAM arrived IN the city Wednesday, May 1, visit
with her parents Mr. and Mrs Horace Brown Sos Carr A
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS

Returns Home Mrs Clyde johnson Sr 1896 Fifth Ay s.
recently returned from keouk la where she visited her
daughters and their families Mr. and Mrs Richard Holt Jr
and children, and Mr. and Mrs Clark children
With Sister During Her Illness Mrs Evelyn Jackson Of
Chicago H. is in the city due the illness
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Three out OF four traffic acci-
dents happen in clear weather on
dry roads.
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and other relatives.
Out OF Hospitals: Mr.. Hector
Hunter, 452 Rondo Az, who has
been patient in Ancker hos
pitai for the past six weeks has
been discharged and is now con-
valesCing at his home.
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Before the dance, closed party wit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-23
YOUNG MEN TRAVEI,

MEN, 2, wanted for millvork
shop: excellent opportunity to learn
the trade. Apply to foreman, FRANK
M. EWING CO.. INC, 4511 R.. /.
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CAR DRIVERS
CANVASSERS
EARN a AN HOUR.


No experience necessary: 10 men
needed at once. Apply 1922 18th
ST.. NV, End floor. 8 to 1890 IN.
only --23
Garrett MECHANICS. exper, with
measuring. cutting and installing
broadloom. both regular and tack
less methods; excel. working condi-
tons Apply PENN CARPET CO.
$50 It. NV. -23
CHEF for small summer camp. SAL
arv open Call RIA. 6-2447 before
p,m,; RIA. 3-S9S2 after 8 pm.
---27
clerk typist. Bethesda, good at fig
ures, young h.s.g.. $50; shoe sales,
downtown. $50 up: ATLAS AGCY.,
CLERK. in credit department OF
prominent store. See MR.. MCCALL
at 1882 New York ave. NV. rs
CLOTHES PRESSER. eXper.. steady
Job. Apply at 1883 Pennsylvania
ave NV IA
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HELP--MEN

ACCOUNTANT. junior. for small ex-
panding cPA Office: excellent op.
portunity for varied experience
Reply in own handwriting, statinf
are, education, experience and mar
ital status. Box 2a5;x; star STAB "a
eral neat young men for position
with Natioal Consumer Finance Or
ganization In the silver Sprtns
Area. Apply. AETNA FINANCE co.
1925 Georgia ave. silver Spring
ADVERTISING, public relations man
direct mail. office. Shipping duties
cheerful. good phone voice, typist
age 33-:i5. MR.. COHEN. Il. 7-3303
AIRLINE RESERV. elk. ct. S27t
I.B,M. typist, some stenog. helpful
ALLEN-oBR1EN Personnel service e'
1404 N. Y, Ave. RE. 7-12st
APPLIANCE SALESMAN. exper, appli
ance man wanted for inside work
Starting salary S75 per wk., plu
comm and PMS. Good man vii
average $3.50 wk.. Must be abe u
start immed Apply in person only
SAN BROWNS. 1909 Good Hop
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KENNEL MAN

Veterinary hospital: good starting
salary and chance for advancement
LABORATORY TECHNICIAN, skilled
in sociological and hlood-bankins
technique, to work 40 hrs. per
week; Elk. $4,000 ask for Mr.
LAWYER. to associate in general and
negligence practice in. desirable air
DODGE. Sio 18th NV. re. -3S3s
LINEN SALESMAN, thoroughly familiar
with linens and domestics: good
opportunity. for advancement: good
starting salary. See Mr.. Mars al
r. MARS THE CONTRACT CO.,
r Gs5sl n D # MiE s;Ei mus. be
thoroueniy experienced: permanent
FLOORS, INC. 5102 Macarthur blvd
NV. VIC. 6-0520.
MEAT CUTTER, journeyman. 5-day
45-hour week; paid vacation, free
lg77 aPs nGSg fsD %1 gg 2op 5 RAN
MECHANIC, Ford experience, sober
twin post lift. excellent working con-
ditions; 5000 basis. See Bill Ger !,
n nen 81 e eo 70 Hc sais socKV a5
operator, Ford leadership. good
working cond,, paid vacation and
holidays. Apply to Mr.. cutler MON
ROE FORD CO., 1887 East-West
hwy. Silver Spring. Md. IA
NIGHT MAN. white, for desk. at new
apartment building; prefer retired
to $40 am. Start Immediately
Apply 1928 9Th 81; NV. rs
police experience desirable but not
necessary. Box 457-X. star. "a
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KANE 4 KOONS, Attorneys.
1871 C 81 NV

KANE 4 KOONS, Attorneys,
UNITED STATED DisTRICT COURT
for the District OF Columbia Hold
ing Probate Court.-No. ST333. Ad'
ministration.- This. is to Give No
tice: That the subscribers, Of ths
District OF Columbia have. obtained
from the Probate Court of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, Letters Tesla,
mentary on the estate of Carl W
pauber, late Of the. District of Co
lumbia. deceased. All persons hay,
ing claims against the deceased arr
hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof. legal.
authenticated, to the subscribers
on or before the 18th day Of Sep.
TENDER. AID. 1855. otherwise they
may BY law be excluded from al
benefit OF said estate.
Given under our , hands this ls ~
BAYY5EEssa " IT, S Ss1h ash 1851 g. H sSsi
Bore = codsWELL. REGISTER 9.
wills for the District Of Columbia
Clerk Of the Probate Court.
mh23 Soaps
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ARCHITECT

Fully experienced in commercial,
especially stores and shopping CEN
ter planning. Permanent position,
salary commensurate with expert
ence wonderful opportunity for
one. who can take complete charge
tfications and state whether you
have knowledge OF structural and
mechanical planning. BOX 23S,x.
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HElpA-MEN

MEN ts,: white. daily work Apply
1882 14th st. NV. -25
MEN. $685.. as supervisors for ma
tional retail shopping service High
school graduate. D. C. drivers PEI
NIT; must be free to travel. Salary
advancement. No exper. nee. In
teresting work. Apply RIM. 951,
Warner Bldg. 18th and Z SITS. NV.
Do not phone. -25
YOUNG MAN, assist shorthand and
typing teacher. 5 ewes. weekly; 1.5O
per hour TO start. Box 335-x. Star.
YOUNG MAN. white, not over IS
yrs; TO train in buying and selling
Good starting salary with good fu-
Mr.. Smith, r., for personal inter-
view only at SMITH TRANSFER &
STORAGE. INC, 1913 You st. NV.
YOUNG MEN. 2, wanted for millvork
shop: excellent. opportunity to learn
n n i EWiNo ~. . NEE SSse a5ii r r I.
ave-, Brentwood. Nd. "a
Three. under Is. to tour coast to
coast with group for sports publi-
cation II selected. must be able
to leave immediately; expenses ad-
vanced. transp. furnished. See MR.
o'DONNELL. Franklin Park Hotel,
8 Am. to pm. No phone calls,
OPPORTUNITY, FULL OR part time
no experience required: hours suited
for servicemen, college men or Govt.
time. $50 weekly. For appt.. cali
OF. 4-7741 10 to /. or to o eyes.
EVENING WoRK-o0 hours per wk..
$50. white only. Cali ST. 3-0OS7,
between am. and g pm. go
AN OPPORTUNITY FOR PERMANENT
LIFETIME CAREER for 2 young men,
age ss.4o; with a very large NE
territory; Immediate salary. plus
comm; 2-year training program:
supervisory appointments and pro-
motions made entirely from our own
personnel. Write qualifications. Box
387-X. Star.
HELP WANTED to complete our build
ing and expansion prosram. We will
need 10 well-mannered, industrious
and progressive young men Of good
sure you one Of the most unusual
business opportunities available, If
you are looking for such connec-
ton and capable of meeting the pub
lic.- We want ambitious young men
looking fer opportunity and not t for
tween o am. and pm. as We want
to meet and see you in person.
WE HAVE AN OPENING for one good
used-car salesman. A wonderful OPP
portunity to make Yourself $4,000 to
$4,000 per year. To qualify you
must be honest. sober. high school
education and O good hard worker
Prefer experienced man over %
years old. Permanent position :ex-
cellent working conditions. With
one Of the Largest and most pro-
gressive GIN dealers in the East
This position to be filled immedi-
ately. Write Star ONCE, BOX 2O6-X.
Star. -26
AIRLINES NEED
Young men, 1899. See our ad under
Instruction Courses. -23
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01tI Z TAU pOAO
under 20 yrs; will accept know
shorthd.; adv. to admin. DOS, wit
association.
GENERAL EMPLOYMENT
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HHP-WoMEN tcent.l

CLKRK--For work In drugstore. sx-
perienesS on a, drug ..,. and cosmetic .s
days Salary plus comm. Apply
SCHWARTZ PHAR.. 100 Conn.
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COMML. WRITER

COMML. WRITER
8 yrs. agency exper.. understand re-
ouirement live TV and film.
GENERAL EMPLOYMENT
1907 H ST. NV.
CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTENDENT
or foreman. Call JU. 9-4296 eyes,
co oilsi Rii SUPERINTENDENT,
for housing PROJECT. Silver Sprins
area. Write Boz 91-Z, Star, 20
CREDIT AND COLLECTION MAN for
large furniture store. Permanent,
good =, opportunity. many company
BENEFITS. Apply HUB FURNITURE
Co, eth and d NV.
DANCE TEACHERS. ballroom, single
ages 2l-2a: evening work; expert
ence preferred but not necessary;
complete training given Apply In
person, VICTOR STUDIOS, 1880
DANCE TEACHERS. ages 1929:
young men to teach ballroom dane
ing: full or part time: no exper.
nee. We train YOU: excel earnings:
APPLY IN person g pm; DON
DENTAL TECHNIcIAN. waxer and
finisher in denture department.
Good opportunity for right man
S-day week. Apply Room los, 1929
vermont ave. NV. "a
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PAINT MAN

work In old established manu-.
facturers' branch. Experienced. Good
starting salary and future. Driver
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BELLBOY
Must be experienced. Excellent work
ing conditions. Apply ALBAN TOW
ERS 1900 Mass ave -25
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sx7Fc pFpprsTNJ1; A IRWIN

SALES REPRESENTATIVE
Short hours, high income. hard work.
assured promotion. Nationally
known product is what we offer.
II you have not sold before, will
train you DI. 7-50Ss.
SALES REPRESENTATIVE
We have openings for sales personnel
interested in career with q major
company; previous petroleum expert
epce necessary to qualify: excellent
safes opportunity in mercha ndisinG
ana supervising service stations In
the Washington area; age % to 40;
salary, paid vacation, car allowance
and many other company benefits
Give complete resume. Box Sax.
Star. ---23
SALESMAN--Must nave store expert
e1ce in selling sporting foods. Per-
manent position offered to person
Of good character with good refs
SPORTS CENTER. sth and D SITS
SALESMAN. s1eo weekly plus: call
Ing by definite eppt. on selected
prospects for national CORP. must
have car and be 30 to so years old.
Gated. Cali RE T-s7Si between
10 and 3 10 make appt. for per.
sonal interview. "a
SALE Opening for salesman
on established territory; high school
graduate or equal; must have car;
car allowance and $50 weekly guar
anteed salary with commissions over
nominal base. Call WA. 7-0376,
z to Q pm.
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statesmen

Men over IS preferred, who have had
some experience and specially In
selling. such as, storm windows, avn
ings, fencing. or any allied line. II
plus your own transportation, we
can supply leads. from our newspa-
per advertising that will insure you
steady income. mo fantastic prom
iseso 1t is entirely up to you. but
we will guarantee draw to expert
year. Come in and talk 1t over with
ne. between 10 am. and $50 pm,
at. HOME INDUSTRIES. INC, 1914
4th st. ne. Ask for Jim Kennedy.
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FURNITURE Statesmen

FURNITURE statesmen
We need 8 good exper. men. Must be
familiar with installment selling
inside work; good working conds.
excel. salary and comm. Ask for
M; Kelier; MARvINs CREDIT, 534
GAS ISLAND ATTENDANT-Leadine
automotiye concern has opening. for
Fan am. to s:s6' pm pm and eve es;
shift. $40 pm. to 100 am. Exper.
courteous and ambitious men only.
Must have D. C, drivers permit
excel. starting salary plus commits
sion and company benefits. Apply
MR.. HuBBELL, 1850 Gath st. NV.
GROCERY CLERKS. white. exper.
1911 q st. NV.
HoUsEMAN. coiored, for q lovely
air-conditioned townhouse. 2 adults
in family. Some gardening and
chauffering. Live out; Excel. salary
for right man; Must be above aver
in person, suite 1o5, Ring Bfdg..
ICE coy CREAM ssih 81 sh hT for ret lesa,p
vending route: .7-day week; S25
cash bond. Apply IN person, 1419
JACK 4 And An ' sEEs ich e eRd g e
sALEsMEN-Are you
now a successful life insurance sales
man who would like to double his
income by writing life. casualty and
FIRE, all with the. same company
in Montsomery CO.. cali ju. $500
or Prince Georges Co.. call AP.
?;33no; FARM BUREAU INsUR-
INVENTORY CLERK: experience re.
CURED to operate Cardex perpetual
inventory for service and manufac-
co 5I1K sRsft sPHc1AL IT Co. C. 4ss5
Bradley blvd, Chevy Chase, Md.
OIL 2-7700. -26
JANITOR, colored; permanent Job for
sober. dependable worker; good salary
and quarters; no children. Apply
in person, 1919 Piney Branch I'd :,
Sill Spe. bet. 8 am. and pm. ---25
JANITOR, 5th-class license, married,
sober; new downtown apt build.
ing. must be familiar with No. 8
oil burner, 5000 mo. and quarters;
opportunity for advancement. Call
Elk. 3-1675 for appt. rs