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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-12-15
Workshop
Saturday
at N'western

On Saturday, Dec. is, the
Michigan Fair Employment.
Practices Commission and "a
Detroit neighbol hood and city
wide organizations will sponsor
jointly an all-day Neighborhood
Employment Confere nee al
Northwestern High School, $500
Grand River Corner of Grand
Boulevard).
Over forty representatives
from industry, commerce, school,
M. Z. S. c.. labor and commun-
ity organizations will discuss,
with neighborhood participants,
present opportunities and trends
in industrial and commercial en-
ployment, guidance and training
program available locally and
the role of neighborhood leaders
in assisting young people and
adults achieve their occupational
potential.
Among local workshop partici-
pants from industry, commerce,
labor, school, etc, are James
Dallavo, assistant secretary, De-
troit Retail Merchants Associa-
ton; Harry Hogan, personnel
director, ]. L. Hudson Company;
George Wright, Labor Relations
Department, General Motors
Corporation;
Lillian Hatcher, Fair Practices
and Anti-Discrimination Dept,
UAW-CIO-AFL; Ned Stirton,
Tool and Die Manufacturers AS
sociation; r. G.. Marsdon, en-
ployment manager, Burroughs
Corporation; Frank c. Gordon,
Wilbur Wright High School; Jo-
seph McCusker, director, Re-
E. Lands, director of Employ
gional Ia, UAW-CIO-AFL; w.
ment and Employees Services,
Chrysler Corp; and Wayne
Stettbacher, general manager,
Detroit Employers Association.
Kenneth Thompson. person
mel director. Michigan Bell
Telephone Company. will open
the conference with an address
on the subject. Management
Looks Ahead"
A noon luncheon meeting Will
hear DR.. Samuel Brownell, Su-
perintendent Of Schools, speak
on the subject, "The Role of the
School in the Vocational De-
velopment Process" !.
Ernest L. Brown Jr., Detroit
Urban League, is program chair
man for the conference. Mrs.
Jewell Mansfield, Duffield Lii
brary. heads the exhibits and
literature section, with John
Copeland, St. Antoine YMCA,
bearing responsibility for pro-
motion and publicity of the al
fair.
The conference will open at
10 am, with registration at $3.50
am. There is no registration Zee.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-12-15
Nat Cole Foes
Net Sentences

Birmingham, Ala.-Two Ala
bama white men who attacked
Nat King" Cole last Spring
here during a singing, engage
ment received court fines last
week.
Kenneth Adams. Is. and Will
lis r. Vinson, 20. both of An
nisfon. Ala. were tried in
court here.
Adams was fined $50 and cost
of court, and, Vinson, 500 and
of court.
Four other men arrested fol-
lowing the attack on Cole. re-
ceived fines and suspended Jail
sentences, earlier.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-12-15
Author Receivers Health With Pen
By John MeManis

BY John MeMsnis lDsfro" views
Once no, so long ago. Jesse sfvars horizon was '"s
world and he ran his at top spesd-sk"s
travelling. studying and reading ,,.
Then death brushed close TO him and ,0o'y ~, v.I %
essv walks friendly talks and occasional writing.
For like many men living under the pressure. o. A'''
can life Jesse Stuart farmer. novelist and poet had near
tsss AUTHOR RECEIVERS Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-12-15

"dr1nklnB HlOoiioIiihc
Mrs. Audrey Keck, OF zoss
wreford called police after two
men knocked her down as she
walked along Hooker, and took
her purse containing $50.
Alert officers from McGraw
Station, quick on the scene
trailed the purse snatcher
through his tracks in the snow,
1908 McGraw.
Nah Sherlock Holmes
Believe II or notl
Sherlock Holmes, Of 5s25 TIL
man was arrested as a suspect
in the purse snstchine
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-12-15

Nabbed with Holmes, were
three men and two women who
are charged with possessing and
drinking "moonshine" whiskey.
James csffeY. sS:l Merrick.
Jacob Ruiledge. s7s3 Lawion
and Carr Duncan. 5s22 18Th.
along with Holmes were
drinking "moonshine" police
say.
Inez Crumpton OF 1925 18th
and Kitty Robinson, 1901 Lor-
raine. were charged with viola
ting the state liquor law. Ar
rangement had not been al
press time.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-12-15
$1,000 To Boys
Who Found a. CO

Leighton. Ala.-Threc boys
of this Alabama town were re-
warded for their honesty this
week by the United States Post
Office Department. for turning
in $4,000 in 81 bills.
Rabbit-hunting. William IS
and his brother Ingram. IS. and
a companion. Eddie Chamblee.
-, found thu mail pounch stuf.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-12-15
ORDER BURTON PAY $3Gs
How the Devils, Red Conceived
clio. Helped Put Packard Out Of
Business! Hudson, Kaiser-Frazer!
BY ANDREW r. FRUEHAUF. :,

by ANDkEW +. FkOEHAUF, C.S.t-1
from Detroit paper, few years aso while prepar.
ing mimeographed copies Of il, Packard sfenographers
discovered that the Packard JAWS contained
100000 words 220 PAGES Of SINGLE.SPAcED TYPE.
WRITTEN manuscript.
AND REMEMBER THOSE DAMNABLE W-DoWNs
WILDCAT STRIKES FEATHER BEDDING. LoAFNc,
SLOPPY ASSEMBLY,
THE DEVILS Clio STOLE within the aw) MULTI
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS VIA FORCED WAGE AND
SOFT WORKING CONDITIONS!
GOVERNMENT AND THE DOCK STRIKE"
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE
~ Tribune,
John /. Lewis, The Devil S Genius!
GOD CONDEMNED SPIRITUAL BASTARD
Heb. l2:7. 81
SPIRITUAL TRAITOR TO GOD AND COUNTRY
MR. LEWIS KEPT THE CRIMINAL |. l. A. IN POWER
BY A LOAN IN SIX FIGURES!
GOVERNMENT AND THE DOCK STRIKE
m Y. Tribune EdiforaD
In the dock strike the New York shipping Association
has won Federal injunction barring the International
Lonsshoremens Association from seeking eoasiwise or
national contract This certainly logical for the National
Labor Relations Board had ruled twice that the Port OF
New York constituted separate for union representa-
ton elections Therefore follows that New York is also
a unit apart for collective bargaining.
Now in theory this would appear TO be narrowing OF
issues whereby the shippers and ongshoremen could SIT
down and devote themselves solely to such matters as
wages hours and working conditions But although me
l. l. A. is now constrained from mentioning the broader
contract there can be doubt that the strikers will keep
on thinking about this key objective.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-12-15
Police Arrest Robber;
Five "Moonshiners

Seeking a purse snatcher last week, Detroit ponce
80 only succeeded in locating him. but several of his
friends who were also arrested because they were
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By MRS. FRANK COLRY

A reader writes from Reno that
he has asked everyone he knows
whether there is a word in COM
mon use that means "a divorced
man." "Of course I know that
a divorced woman is called q
divorce; but no one seems to
know a comparable masculine
term"
We borrowed the word divorce
and its derivatives from the
French. In that language a di-
vorced woman is a divorce. In
the spelling, the first sc" is
marked with an acute accent, a
short stroke which SlantS to the
right. The masculine form is
divorce, and the single &c" has
the acute accent. Both forms in
French are pronounced
dee-vawr-SAY.
Now, few American pubhca-
tions use the French accent
marks; therefore, there is no
way Of writing the French mas
.culine divorce (dee-vawr-SAY)
so that it can be distinguished
from the noun divorce (dee-
VORSS). For this reason the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-15
CONTRACT
BRIDGE
BY EASLEY BLACKWOOD

Mr.. Muzzy's bidding on this
hand was bad enough, but his
play was worse. He started of
well enough. by opening the bid
ding with one club. When his
partner responded with one
spade. however, he should have
gone straight to three no-trump
In other words, when your first
rebid Is in no trump, the correct
procedure is to bid the full
strength Of your hand.
South dealer.
EaSt-West vulnerable.
NORTH
(Mr. Champion)
AK982
1Q5
1653
%J943
WEST EAST
(Mr. Dale) (Miss Brash)
AJ43 AQ1076
3AJ9743 V106
0102 QJ974
AXIS %62
SOUTH
(Mr. Muzzy)
AA5
VK82
OAKS
1897
The bidding:
South West North East
- Pass IA Pass
2NT Pass Pass Pass
"What?" screamed Mr.. Muzzy,
when Mr.. Champion passed his
two no-trump call.
Il said pass, replied Mr..
Champion pugnaciously.
But how can you paSS?" Mr..
Muzzy continued. Il jumped the
bidding"
We'll. you can Jump all you
want to-" said Mr.. Champion,
"but I'm not bidding this dog
again. And I may add that
you're probably overheard at
TWO no-trump."
This prediction was only too
true. Mr.. Dale got off to the
seven Of hearts opening and Mr..
Muzzy carelesSly played small
from the board. He acted like
he thought he was being cheated
when the ace failed to appar from
Miss Brash's hand. He eyed her
10 spot for a moment. Then,
Whose 1902" he asked.
Mr.. Champion rubbed his face
In evaporation. tits against
you, he said.
Mr.. Muzzy won with the king
Of hearts and promptly led the
jack of clubs from the board.
Mr.. Champion groaned, louder
this time.
Miss Brash poined out that the
lead was in the closed hand and
that Mr.. Muzzy would have to
lead one of his clubs. AS it hap
pened this made no difference be-
cause the club finesse was wrong
anyway. But when Mr.. Dale got
In with the king of clubs, he laid
down five heart tricks to defeat
the contract.
Mice going, Muzzy," said Mr..
Champion. You couldn't have
done any worse if you had played
both the king and the queen of
hearts on the first trick"
Not that Mr.. Muzzy could have
made three no-trump easily by
playing the queen of hearts from
the dummy at trick one. 1t would
have won and although the fol-
lowing club f1nesSe would have
lost to Mr.. Dale, he could not
have continued hearts without
giving Mr.. Muzzy a trick with the
king.
copyright, 1855. General Features corp.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-15
A WORD TO THE WISE
BY ROUSoN

masculine form divorce is not
used in the United States.
"She is a divorce" is perfectly
clear. But HE is a divorce"
would read like nonsense.
So the only solution is to use
the feminine divorce for both
men and women: "She Is q di-
vorcee; he is a divorcee." This
has dictionary sanction, but we
seldom see it in print.
The correct American pronun-
citation of divorce is: di-VORE-
see; also, di-vore-SEE.
Distributed By the McNaught Syndicate.
Inc.)
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AT CAMPS
Nature Study Museum
At the Junior Editors camp they study
showing collections made by the campers.
Billy wants to be mining engineer when and
he studying and their odd formation fiat with
clearly marked layers Of different colors others round with
circular marks in them He has also found heads
during his field trips
Janey likes to study leaves identify many trees
has collected the leaves in a book.
Some have collected twisted knots wood and
lchens from fallen trees Others have found birds
have fallen to the blown during winter
studied their construction.
After colorng this picture with your crayons paste on
board and then cut it out Fold down the central
so 1t will stand up.
This idea first from Mildred Stout Wellsburg Iowa.
violet
Tomorrow: "COme And Get It"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-15

Catholic bishop Of the United
States, 166 years ago today?
3-"Splendid service" "un-
usual intelligence and devotion
to duty" wrote Gen. John J..
PerShing, 20 years ago today, in
commencing the work Of an
Army officer who had just COM
pleted a guide book Of the battle
fields Of Europe. Did President
Eisenhower ever write q guide
book?
ANSWERS on Next Page)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-15
OUR PRESIDENTS
By HONORE NJ. CATUDAL

To-day is the 96th ami
versary of the birth of the late
Florence King, who became a
First Lady and saw her husband
die while he was President. What
was the Presidents name?
2-Who was President when
Father John Carroll was con-
secrated as the first Roman
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HELP--MEN

YOUNG MAN. we have an openinI
in our institutional sales depart
ment. We are the largest whole
sale frozen-foods distributors Ii
washington. Excellent salary Il
urnished ar a Exc. foMpa6 oypo 1fns
for real future. You must b
personable. alert. and willinI
worker. Give age, education ant
experience. BOX 305-L. Star.
YOUNG MAN. settled, colored O.
white, alert. intelligent as assistan
shipping. and receiving clerk. Per
manent position Must have gooI
references. i, w. BELL Il CO., bl4
10th ST, NV. 3rd floor.
YOUNG MAN. white. as helper OF
gas appliance installation truck
Call CO. 5-3240 between 8 AND
IL am.
YOUNG MAN. white. to learn tC
operate envelope die press. for large
envelope manufacturer. No .exper
necessary, exper operator viii teach
inent. Vacation with pay. 3 paid
holidays: cow. to those living in
ne, sec. Apply WASHINGTON
ENVELOPE CO., 2700 26th at. ne.
before noon.
YOUNG MAN, mechanically inclined,
assembling lighting fixtures. Good
pay. 706 18th ST. NV.
YOUNG MAN, with ability to meet
public, for service counter and parts
on small appliances. c. A. LEP-
PERT. 914 Eye st, NV.
YOUNG MAN to learn retail shoe
business. Excel, opportunity to ad-
vance to q managerial position with
an expanding firm. Apply to Mr..
Henshall, WATERS SHOES. 1878
n. Wash. blvd, Arl., Va. KE.
S-6412.
YOUNG MAN to learn paint bust
ness, to work in our Arlington
store. Apply in person. Mr.. Dun
can, UNION WALLPAPER g. PAINT
CO.. 2S0I Wilson blvd.
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ARTIST

Industrial Advertising and tech
nical publication Arm In Dupont
circle area requires artist with gem
eral commercial and technical back
grounds and SPECIFIC experience in
airbrush and photo fetoueh. At
tractiye salary and working condi.
tons. CAL ~: 2-sogg Monday
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER. account
Ing dept general insurance agency
,sanired star. $3.50. Phone pi.
1912 for appt.
ASST BOOKKEEPER, white or coli
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complete resume In own handWfit-
Ing; age. education, pfeyiouA ems
pioyment. FRANCES ET FRANCES,
1919 Conn. ave. NV.
ACCOUNTANTS. BO0KKEEPERs SIS
10 500 WK. UP--hli kinds opDrty-
all ages placed Need Typists. Ieeep.
stenoe bookprs comp. opTf,. ,
inquire i'i IA ss.-2s3o. BoYD;s Isst.
1O yrs1 Cor. 10Th and q NV.
WELcOME---visit today.
ASST BOOKKREPER -.- Good at
figures 70 train for bookkeeping
posiiion InsuTanee benefits. apply
2nd moor. I'VE Eye ~. NV
ASST. MANAGER, excellent salary,
/ Hieh raliber; for exclusive apparel
shop state full Qualifications, ase.
education. former employers. Boz
30l Il. star
ASSISTANT, experiences for nursery
school and klndergarten. COLUM-
BIA PIKE CHILD CARR CENTEh.
1916 Columbia pike. Arlington. Va.
BANK CLERKS, age 1870, expert
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and Bookkeeping machine 0pefatoft;
b-day week, rood hours Apply 70.
THE CITY BANK, 9th and MASS.
ave. NV.
BgAUTICIAN, fun or part tine.
salary and commission. CAL "A.
BEAUTIcIANs. White. experienced;
5.day week. guaranteed salary Plus
5Ofs eommisfion pald vaeation'
hours. = % 8. OV. 3-ii3f; eHea-
Kf. S-6I9G
BKAUTTcTAs, for our Meridian Mn
Hotel salon Good selary and com
mission, Apply EMILE. 1871 Con-
Ccontlnas1 % Fszt PassJ
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NOW HEAR TH1si
College Graduate
Career Opportunity

Large national organization hal
opening n field Of sales and public
relations. Position requires hieh 40.
Weii-fouuded training prOarAm IN
local once and home once IN Bot.
ton Mass, Man should be between
1870. college graduate, and soms
1ufinets experience. Salary. bonui
aad eIpsnfes Cal M EaFensoD
DU. $500 between . an. and 4
On.
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NIGHT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
JOB; auto. lot, good salary; vaca'
ABBY OD a asRs IN f AUo w AND p aS
PLIANCE CO., Sth and o sts. NV
OFFICE MANAGER, white. 23-4C
yrs, fast typist, good phone voice
assist. to owner; busy 1-man office;
good handling sales, orders, con
tracts, purchases, inventory con.
troll salary open." Call Mr.
COHEN, Ii. 7-3303
PAINTERS. exper. men only: report
ready .'or work rear OF 1897 Newton
st. NV, 7 Am HERSH DEC. CO
PAINTERS, white, first class mer
only. Call after 6 pm. LA, t-6S6S
PAINTERS, first class. Apply 1926
PAiSTERS t6I. white exper.. sober
Call SP. 3-4124 after Z pm.
PAINTERS WANTED - Experienced
only. 5-day week. II interested n
constant employment. call JOHN
FOX, z to 7:45 am. or 9 to
pm. only. ia. S-6911.
PAINT SALESMAN to work in oul
Arlington store. Apply In person
Mr. Duncan. UNION WALLPAPER
q PAINT CO, 2S01 Wilson blvd.
PARKING LOT ATTENDANT, exper !;
refs. required. Apply Ills 18th st
NV, FIX. 3-91B1.
PHARMACIST, registered. BIS. de-
gree: permanent position; 4S-hr.
wk. Apply In person. 2. d. GIL
MAN, 627 Penna. ave. NV.
PHONOGRAPH RECORD CLERK
Must have retail sales experience.
state age, exper. and salary ex-
pected. Box 35l-D. Star.
PHOTOGRAPHER, must have had
professional experience. Call AID
4-7941, ewes. 9 to q.
PHOTOGRAPHER. darkroom tech
nician; portrait and commercial
Good salary to qualified man
BROOKS STUDIO. OIL. 2-0033.
PLUMBERS and helpers wanted
new construction. Fairview 2-4l21.
Observation-Disclosures. silverware. To-
cal jewelry store. Permanent. CON-
pany benefits. Experienced. 80 ia
35 yrs. GAIT & BRO. DI. 7-1034
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HELP-...-MrN

REAL ESTATE Statesmen AND
MISREPRESENTATION oppor-
experienced men or women in ac-
tive Md, Va. and d. C. ofiiees.
Several openings for inexperienced
men. Will train. Member of Multi
pie listing system. Excellent COM
mission and arrangement. Cali Mr..
Dryer. ia. 7-SS00 or Mrs. Wills.
JU. 9-S033 for appointment. LEO
A. Dryer & co. INC.
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HELP--MEN

JEWELRY SALESMAN - rERMA-
H SsNTvp EPSoSsTTI9onNo On, EXPERIENCE q lscE
A COMPETENT MAN AT OUR
IN PERSON 70 Mr.. BLANKEN.
CHARLES SCHWARTZ a. SON. 1913
n ST. NV.
LINOTYPE OPERATOR, exper. Apply
PIONEER PRESS. 69OS 4th ST.
NV. or RA. 6-2258.
LIQUOR SALESMAN in better-class
retail store. full time. permanent
position for young man under 35
Experience preferred. Box Sex
Star.
LIQUOR SALESMAN for Washing
toms finest off-sale package liquor
store. Experience essential. Posi-
ton permanent. Attractive propo-
sition. CLARK'S, INC. 703 i4th
st. NV.
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HELp--MEN

MECHANICS ~, experienced. Good
working conditions, good pay. Ap-
ply in person TO KCONS PONTIAC,
535 centerville I'd. Manassas.
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HELP---.--MEN
statesmen
$50 TO $50 A DAY

Our men are earning this kind of
money every day because we have
"a Product that is new. different and
easy to sell. 1t is easy to sell because
we finance all Of our own accounts
and we have no credit problems be-
cause we are flexible. Also. we
furnish transportation. So. If you're
in q goor steady income. answer this
ad and you will be convinced. APP
ply 1922 18th st. NV, End floor
$50 to IL noon only.
SALESMEN-The answer to your
dreams: huge demand, not seasonal
no credit worries; 30-yr. -old COM
pany, our men average 5000 per
week and up. " you can sell. you
belong with US. Apply MR.. NOR
TON Annapolis Hotel, Monday OF
Tuesday only, IL to 4 pm.
statesmen
Due to merit promotions we now
have an attractive opening for a
young. aggressive fuel-oil salesman
between rs and 80 years of age.
Previous experience desirable but
not essential Straight salary basis.
Must furnish car for which liberal
extra allowances are made. The
oil industry offers unlimited oppor-
fed personnel. If YOU are seeking
a permanent life-time career with
assured promotional ADVANTAGES and
can meet our requirements. write
us in strict confidence. stating age,
marital status. education and busl-
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dress replies to-
SINCLAIR REFINING co.
AMI Tarroo,,t Ct MT
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Sidney 2. Mensh & Co,
1913 Eye st. NV.

ROUTE statesmen (2). white. 25-4O.
Tor established retail routes. Salary
and commission. Average earnings
..pprox. 500 per wk.; $50 guar. D.
day wk. Lee. company with fine op-
aortunity for advancement Car and
expenses furn. Call JEWEL TEA
CO., INC, no. 2-4610.
SALES CLERK TYPIsT. white, o.
40, fast typist: sales ability: Sal
ary open. Call MR.. COHEN, Ii.
SALESMAN--John g, Webster has
a permanent sales position, open
in its appliance department for a
young, responsible, aggressive sales
sirable but not absolutely essential
Excellent earnings life insurance
and Decentralization are among the
many benefits Call Mr.. FLYNN, at
WEBSTER g. SONS. 627 F st. NV.
SALESMAN. for retail bakery; after
short training period. average sal
BAKERY, e35 N st. NV.
SALESMAN. we have an opening in
our institutional sales department
We are the largest wholesale frozen
foods distributors in Washington
Excellent salary to start; car and
company benefits furnished. Excel
lent opportunity for a real future
You must be personable. alert. and
q willing worker. Give age. educa-
ton. and experience. Box 304-L
Star
statesmen, OUTSIDE
Part time or fun time. Salary and
comm M0SKIN Tou 7fh 81 n n
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MANY OTHERS
Various and interesting fields In
select ofiiees.
Annette D. Tatelman
235 Woodward Bldg. RE. 7-4414
1913 18th 81 NV, ct II
ALTERATION LADY. experienced for
fne woman's apparel shop, Pun
time. perm excel salary and work.
ing cond. CLAIRE DRATcH, OIL.
4-5AH2
ARTS AND CRAFTS sALEsLADY
with knowledge OF or interested IN
learning. Good salary. permanent
position. Pa New York ave. NV:
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TIRE cHANcERs

S61 per week for exper. men;
none other need apply. No phone
calls. BEN HoNDLEY. 3446 18th St.
TREE EXPERTS. exper only, fol
steady work with good pay. Call
DE. 2-l471 ewes. and Sun.
TRUCK DRIVER
b bGE rug s Cleaning 1 plant plant
CO., 1924 W st. ne.
TV SERvlCEMAN with car. bench
ano outside exper. excel opportu-
nifty. part or full time To 2-S537
Tv sERVICEMEN with cars, $3.50
hour or better. References required
2713 18th st. ne.
Tv SERVICEMEN--Unu oppor
| Tor perm. caleer-type men. Sal. to
S3.25 hr. plus bonus and privils. Re-
plies confidential. Box 331-J. Star
ITYPISI -STrNOG.--Msil order. up-
per Wis. ave. state age and ex-
nerienee P o. Box 562S, Wash
WAREHOUSE MEN. white, active:
refs. pref. exper.: several good Jobs.
Miss Dodge. at RoYD's. 200 18th,
vain REFAIRMAN: permanent
position; excel opportunity. stats
age, exper refs. Box 1851. Star
MATCHMAKER, good refs. and ex-
|. per Own tools. AID. 1921; ewes,
WO. 6-3974.
MAN WITH CAR, excellent opening
on established route. No exper
necessary. Training furnished: SS1
week to start. Apply FULLER
BRUSH CO.. GIL National Press
Bldg, 18th and F SITS. NV. OF
phone DI. 7-4477 or DI. 7-349S
MAN. white. to learn ice cream trade.
Apply JONES ICE CREAM, Ala
Kennedy . t NV.
MAN. white, 90 to IS. to work In
warehouse and take charge Of in
ventory Wholesale automotive sup.
plies. Apply J. & M. SUPPLY CO.,
3S4O s. Four Mile Run dr.. Arl..
$3.50 to 10 am.
MAN. young. colored. for ali around
work in modern supermarket. Good
Job, NEVIN. 3S11 Hamilton st.. w.
Hyattsville.
MAN. for clerical duties in service
department, age 1880; must be
steady, reliable and have good tele-
phone personality. thorough knowl-
edge Of city and suburbs required;
evening hours. See Mr.. Belts.
A. P. WOoDSON CO., 9th st. al
Michigan ave. ne.