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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-05-01
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-23

stores in getting SUFFICIENT
help. Job applicants find
their neighborhood stores
easier to reach.
Lately the stores have been
trying to lure more applicants
to the downtown area by
pointing out that there's
more excitement and Christ
mas In q really big store"
In time, one store oficial
admitted. the stores may be
driven to offering a pay Diff
ferential to lure workers
downtown.
Can Launch Career
Christmas jobs often work
into lucrative full-time ca
reers, the stores note.
The top ofiicial Of one Of
the downtown stores started
that way. with no thought of
making it his career.
A typical example, is Miss
Catharine Bohne, who took q
Christmas Job last year for
the first time. She had no
Job experience to offer, and
expected just to make some
money for Christmas shop
ping while waiting out o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-23

the hobbies. He's wonderful
at explaining things to GUS
TONER'S, she said.
Most stores pay about 81
an hour for the work, and
Christmas employees get the
discount Immediately. In
stead Of having to wait 80
days as regular employees do.
Most Of the big stores also
have good, inexpensive food"
in low-cost cafeterias, said
the spokesman.
While biggest demand is for
sales people. there also are
many other jobs, such as
biller, wrapper. stock clerk,
etc.
Jobs for All
Opportunities for Negroes
and members of other mi
nority groups get better every
year, according to Mr.. Fred
Hetzel, director of the United
States Employment Service
for the District. through
whose Office the stores find
about half of their help.
The big push to the sub
urbS on the part Of depart
ment store branches and spe-
cialty shops has actually made
a problem for downtown
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-23
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-23
Christmas Is Comma
And the Stores Are Lookino for HELD

six weeks between Thanks
giving and Christmas.
Come on down and join
the fun" is the attitude put
forth by the stores in invit-
ing applications from house.
wives. retired workers, "sen-
Tor citizens" who may never
have held a job, servicemen
on furlough, Government
employees with leave to use
up and students in nearby
colleges.
Really Fun
II know it sounds corny.
But it really is fun" says
a Woodward and Lothrop
woman chosen by all the
stores as their spokesman.
"a department store at
Christmas time is one Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-23
BY ISABELLE SHELTON
Star Stan Writer

- Christmas is coming,
sooner than you think.
The stores know it, even
If everyone else is still. too
enmeshed in the election and
private concerns to care.
Already the stores are lay
ing out the welcome mat for
temporary employees, which
they hire in droves each
Christmas season.
An estimated 10000 per-
sons, the bulk of them
women, will be needed by
department stores and spe-
cialty shops in the Washing
ton area during the rush
season. which gets underway
early in November and
reaches a peak during the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-23

Government job for which
her schooling as an artist
qualified her.
She was assigned to the
kitchenware department. and
was so successful that she
was invited to stay on after
Christmas and start demon
strating . new line Of cook
ing ware. Soon the kitchen
ware arm hired her as a row.
ing demonstration at a greatly
increased salary. When her
Government job finally came
through, she turned IT down.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-23
Former Envoy
To Be Speaker

Former Ambassador Cor.
nelius H. van Engert will ad-
dress the University Women's
Club. Inc. tomorrow. Mr..
Van Engert. for many years
in the diplomatic service,
and a member Of the Board
Of the American Friends or
the Middle East, will speak
on the Psychological Factors
in Foreign Policy"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-23

the kids do" 1t was explained.
II the woman says she has
to make it home by 3, most
stores are happy to arrange it.
Another popular shift with
housewives is evenings and
Saturdays. This means their
husbands can baby sit while
the wife works. College stu
dents also like the evening
shift.
Six Weeks Enough
The six-week period after
Thanksgiving is just about
right for those with q family,
1t was noted.
After that the husband
gets tired of beans out Of a
can, and the kids begin to
go to pot"
II possible, Christmas em-
ployes are placed In the de-
partment Of their choice, al
though this obviously can't
always be managed for those
who apply at the last minute.
I'VE have one little grand
mother who has been COM
ing in every Christmas for
years, and always wants to
work in the toy department"
said the. spokeswoman. THE
first year she came, We sug-
gested she might like q some-
what less hectic department.
Toys is a madhouse most of
the time. But she insisted.
She said she looks forward to
it all year"
Another regular is Q re-
tired man who likes to work
in the hobby department.
Hes very handy. and very
well informed on many Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-23

most exciting places going"
she said. People get caught
up in the glamor and hustle
and hustle. They are happy
to help. It's really infec-
tious."
It's q good way to pick up
extra cash for Christmas pur-
chaseS, and also buy gifts at
a discount. Employees receive
discounts of 10 to 20 per cent,
depending upon the store,
for up to about $500 worth
of merchandise.
Flexible Hours
Stores have made enor-
nous strides in the past four
or flve years in adapting
their work schedule to the
needs of the temporary
Christmas employees. You can
practically write your own
ticket so far as days and
hours are concerned.
"Of course, we couldn't let
all Of them work just morn
ings. or just afternoons, or
only Monday, Wednesday and
Friday" said a Hecht Co.
executive. But there is
enough difference in their
own home demands so that
we can pretty we'll work
things out to everyone's salts
faction.
There are, Of course, basic
shifts. A popular one with
many housewives Is 10 am.
to 4 pm.
This let's them get the kids
of to school. the house picked
up a bit, and still get back
home about the same time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-23

nervousness, breast tenderness, back
pain, bloated feeling, and sudden
weight gain. Women and girls passed
through the pre-menStrual time Sc
rene, cheerful at peace with
themselves, their family and friends.
And amazingly enough, many who
ordinarily suffered cramps once their
period began, found wonderful relief.
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makes for calmer nerves, a cheerier
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Tennessee.
Milford chronicle., 1960-05-06

pcs. Trod. Mig. Tr. Dresser w/Mirror
Dbl. Bed. Chesf/chest, Night Stond
pcs. Modern Pecan. Dbl. Dresser W. Mirror,
Bookcase Bed, chest/chest, Night
Milford chronicle., 1960-05-06
Modern Occasional tables


Sea Foom cocetoi Tables .................. 2575 81
Mig. cocktoiI TobIe .................... 1425 l22
Mig. Cocktail TobIe 1850 I32
Oak Step Toble 1875 1875
Cordovon End Toble ..................... 4375 1877
Mig. Cockfoil TobIe .................... $3.50 1877
Mig. Lomp TobIe 1875 21.7
Oak Lomp Tobe $3.50 227
Lined Oak Gossip Bench .................. 2525 227
Oak Step TcbIe $3.50 247
Wol Drum Tobe 4o25 24.7
VOL Picture Window TobIe ................. 3525 2o7
Oak Telephone Bench .................... 3775 49,
Oak Step TobIe 4oz5 427
SEQ Mist Mig. cocktoiI TobIe ........... 5675 49,
SEQ Mist Mig End TobIe ................ 5675 4o.7
Blond Mhg Picture Tobe ................ 67.oo 5o7
SEQ Mist Mhg Rd. cockfoiI TobIe ........ $3.50 6I7
SEQ Mist Mig. CocktuiI Table .......... $3.50 61.7
Modern ToPoy Marble Top Cocktail Tobes $3.50 1917
Rd. TobIe Black g. Gold ........ $3.50 3o.7
Milford chronicle., 1960-05-06
ODD SIZE RUG REMNANTS

Rose Beige Wool Velvet 12'xl2 ....... 1926 10000
Wine Wool Loop, 12'xo ............... 1928 1926
Ecru Wool loop 8'x12' .............. 5000 1926
Gold Tweed Wool Loop, 12x0'0" 1900 1895
Beige Wool Velvet, l2,x7lo" ........ 226.o0 1925
Green Wool Velvet 12'x14o" ........ 42500 1880
Light Green Wool Scroll, 15'x5 27375 1926
Blue Wool Scroll, 1210"x15 234.25 1880
Brown Tweed Acrion, 12x8' 144.00 1900
Green Wool Scroll o'xo .............. 1000 1895
Green Wool Scroll 12xo' ............ 1900 $3.50
Nyon White Block Tweed, 12x7' 1888 1895
Opel Wool Scroll 12'x5'6" 5000 1895
Royon Brown Tweed 12x6o" 1000 1895
sol NyIon Green, 12x5'6" ............ 81.25 34.e5
Opel Wool Scroll 12'x7 ................ o855 1926
Gold Wool Twist 11'1l"xo11" ........ 171.22 I09.50
Wool Blend Hooks (Recf. BIock) 8xl0 1895 4495
Wool Blend Hook (OvoI Block 8'x10 -. 1926 44.95
Red Wool Broid 12xI5' ............. 1850 $3.50
Brown Wool Broid, 27"x4s" ............ o.o5 5.o5
Block Wool Broid, 27"x4s" 9.95 5o5
Rose Cotton Hooks (Recf), 22"x40" 7.95 295
Rose Cotton Hook (OvoD, 22"x40" FPS 2e5
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-18
SPo RTS
By BILL BROwER

Tho fines against Aaron Charley Neal and
Maury Wills for their failure r transforming
me could signal for tan baseball players
Aaron the S5OoOOayea Milwaukee sugger slapped
$1,000 penalty wills Angeles Dodgers keystone
combination assessed $500 each
In I94o and 1885, transforming extremely profitable
major eaguer Fans nocd see them they were novelties in the
big leagues and outstanding performers
But now the well has dry While players among
premium performers in the quite
potng than label Of mediocrt surprising
transforming teams don't have breaking gates
So that the question Big
name stars now draw from $4,000 to $4,000 Many have Off
season ens and also receive lucrative endorsements from adve
ing
enough exracurrcular should be-
compared their achievements something white
compas get But they shouldn't be knocking the door Of the
poor houses.
In the early days of the majors wOey
underpad and they certainly
Even realizing that their productive right they
should exploit every legitimate way s seems that transforming
after the major league really justified
Jackie Robinson did years oodby.
Say what want TO- Jackie n about the wses athlete
But getting cases
fine office of Commissioner Ford c explained because this
his second Ofens Last and catcher Johnny Rosboo
drew $500 fines for quitting
Hank said Milwaukee that It is tough to take i've had bad
back for long time and just couldn't this turned med
ical report Ito Fick), and that's all could do"
Several other players penalty.
Vada Pson the young Cincinnati outde absoed because his
club refused to grant him permission for the tour.
Bin White Smith Chicago Outeder;
Yves Oungon Braves outeder and Bonnie Daniels Pittsburgh
Pirate pitcher, all were excused because Of injuries
Joined League complete
the tour after the complaint filed with Prick.
Nevcombe called Newk off
the hook joining after playing with
another transforming outfit
The irony of this is that one of the complaints filed was from
Eddie Glennon Birmingham South
Association During regular players perform
park any Southern Association
BY goy seeking good gate
TO help take up the regular slack at the gate?
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-18
Peterson To Fight
,Joh0nsson Next SpYimo

New York amp - Attending
the New York Boxing Writers As
sociation's meeting where he was
vested with THE Ring Magazine"
heavyweight title belt for the SOC
ond time, champion Floyd Patter-
son declared that he expects to
meet challenger Ingemar Johans-
son in their rubber match some
time between January and March.
The fight Is TO be held in this
country and may be an outdoor
affair in Florida or California. A
possible indoor site Is Madison
Square Garden in this city. The
site was to be named by the prom
citing organization, Feature Sports,
Inc, with whom the principals
have signed contracts.
Patterson, however, was empha-
tic in stating that he Is holding
out for so per cent Of the gate. He
said Roy Coin Of Feature Sports
wanted to give him 40 per cent.
Auxiliary rights to the fight in
clude television, radio and motion
picture revenues
Gets Ring Belt
Patterson said also that he was
anxious to begin training. He said
he needs only a month to prepare
for the fight, in which he hopes to
polish OFF the dimpled Swede for
the second time. Johansson scored a
surprise knockout over Patterson
in their first meeting, and Floyd
returned the compliments in the
return match. Now they are set for
match No. 3.
The heavyweight belt was
awarded to Patterson by Nat Fleis-
cher, The Rings" publisher, who
also celebrated his 73rd anniver-
sary on the occasion.
As the first heavyweight ever to
regain the title, Patterson was re-
ceiving the jewel-encrusted belt
for the second time.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-18
BGyIoV SuFgSs To
Top In Scoring.
Rebounds IN MIA.

New York (ANP) - Elgin Bay
lor, leading star Of the Los Angeles
LAkers, early last week took over
the National Basketball Associa-
tons lead In scoring and rebounds,
with Cincinnati's Oscar Robertson
and wit Chamberlain of the Phil
adelphia Warriors close on his
heels.
One OF the leading players in the
MIA. for the past few seasons,
Baylor, as Of Tuesday (Nov. % had
amassed a total Of 27O points ia
Robertson's 224 and 2O6 for Cham.
berlain, the gangling 7-foot-plus
former star Of the University OF
Kansas.
All three were giving sparkling
performances for their respective
teams; Baylor with his aIl-arounc
play, Robertson with his fine bal
handling and wit with his power
on the basket.
Meanwhile, colored players held
four Of the five top spots in thG
association. In addition to Baylor
Robertson and Chamberlain in the
l1-2-3 spots, Willie NauIls. Of the
New York Kniclerboclers was in
the No. 5 spot behind Jack ivy
man. NauIls had a total Of 19S
points, one less than Twyman.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-18

Individual High Single Game:
Matte Hill, 1893; Beretta House,
181, Ava Blackwell, ITO.
Individual High Series: Beretta
House, sos; Matte Hill, 500; Muir
lei Gardner, 4s2.
NORTHERN LIGHTS
November IL
The "galleryites" at NIB Sat
urday were a happy and gay lot.
The small fry" and not 50 small
fry were about equal in attend
ance.
Jackie" Price came with her
grand parents who shared their
transportation with us-quite an
attractive young lady now. Linda
Rawlings was with her mother
Dream watching dad Godfrey bowl;
Ericka King, Les Hickman and
Sherman Brown were first night
ers." Elaine and Jackie Glanton
brought their dolls Tiny" and
Denise" along to, share the fun
and help eat what you put on
chow mein," I had some too! Sally
jefferson and Tonja Mcintosh
were bowling, Mango Pleasant,
Lemo Pinlxney and Alan Lee were
having fun with all the girls"
the Martyrs, Cliff, Jr., Chandra
and Althea were keeping mama
busy, Ron Judy was giving moral
support to Edna; Mr.. Anon" was
quietly tethered in the corner.
NORTHERN LIGHTS
November IL
Individual High Game, Men: W..
Berry, 2S6; A. knight, 216 and Z.
Clark, 204.
Individual High Series, Men: w.
Berry, SIG; w. (Fats) Bedell, SIC
and B. Cornelius, $50.
Individual High Game, Women:
H. Underwood, 204; G. Rhodes,
1s1 and ]. Marty $50.
individual High Series, Women:
H. Underwood, 491; ]. Marty, 4s9
and M. Bell, Ats.
High Team Single Game: No.
IL, 939; No. IA. 919 and Phyllis
Wheatley, S94.
High Team Game Series: No. IA,
1850; No. IL, 2669 and Martyrs
Upholstery, 26o3.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-18
PIN BUSTERS
Nnrrnnnhon O

november
Congratulations Pin Busters on
having sponsors except for one
team. Welcome sponsors!
Team High Single Game: A.B.C.
Awnings, 936; Triangle Shell, 892;
Pats TV Service, S77.
Team High Series: A.B.C. avn
ing, $500; Frank and Carter Flrn-
iture, 1856; Pats Tv Service.
2497.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-18
TWIN CITIES LADIES
49,. a


Election Day brought out two
first nighters' OF the younger
set to the st. Peter Claver lanes,
they were Richardson and Angela
Sullivan Mary Russell was in
''peeking" at her former team
mates, 'the ok girls" Otis Skin
ner, Jill Lawson, Maxine La Rosa,
Bob Yaeger, and Joe Monroe who
brought his cymbols to cheer for
his team.N
Dave Williams also a sponsor
looked in as did Gertrude Blakely.
sammie Canton came In after his
chores" at the Laughing Lanes.
Team High Single Game: Brooks
Funeral Home, e3s; Jansen Liq-
uors. s12; Gopher Lodge, 7s9.
Team High Series: Brooks Fun
eral Home, PASS; Jansen Liquors,
1928; Coleman Loan, 2250.
Individual High Single Game:
Evelyn Henderson and Georgia
Canton, 100; Dorothy Cozine, 1s1;
Edith Watson, 178.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-18

@XNNN@g8 > - WV NANA8
Nomod To Attest
Team For Ord Time
New York (ANP)-Ernie Davis,
Syracuse university's shifty half
back, last week was named to the
weekly alI-East team Of the East
ern College Athletic Conference
for the third time this season.
His selection was announced az
ter Ernie had gained 10 yards
IN IL carries and set up the SYRIA
euse touchdown as his team dit
ehed Army by a 9-e score.
Selected along with Davis were
nine other grtdders, including Ron
zoia, Hofstra's quarterback and
Steve Sims, a fuIIbacl1, Of Rut-
gers.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-18
III g. nM o4r
9@z Pin PATTER
nANN Sy LOUISE noMAs
- Midway s-sszs
D. LouIgR TNoNlAS


T. Donnley, 200; A. Moore, 204i
7. Toombs, 2o2.
individual High Series: L. Nam.
men, $50; A. Moore 500; r
Toombs, 54S.
DUO-CFTTES PACESETTERS
November 10
A school holiday was the oppor-
tUnity for the "srnaI fry to visit
the bowling lanes at PhiPs Thurs.
day. Stephen and Cassie" Lee
Keyna, Mark, and Philip Black.
well, Regina Ballard all cousins
and brothers and sisters were there
enjoying themselves. James Harris
was giving counsel to his wife L
c. Pinkey became tired and sleepy
put on his coat and came to the
bench to tell his mother. I'm ready
to go, come on" The board d
strategy" Joe Norris, Jack Ad.
ans, Art Moore, Don Wheeler
Gerald Bailey held its usual meet
ing on who win do what. Thac
Toombs was present also but had
to leave early for work. Virgil
Harris was the keeper Of the
purse" for wife Crystal.
Team High Single Game: Mes.
bitt. 7ss; Team No. z, 1856; Cicero't
Barbecue, 7s3.
Team High Series: Team No. z
2ST7; Nesbitt, 227o; Mpls. spokes.
man, 2236.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-18

When washing windows, a little
vinegar added to the water will
give them a brilliant polish.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-18
TAN eager MAKES
RELLARAAINE TEAM

Louisville, KY. (ANPI = John
McGin, a $40 guard, was reported
to be one Of eight newcomers CIV
ing a strong chance to make the
starting lineup Of the Bellarmine
college basketball team here.
His teammates were Judge Mos
sey (S-2, forward; Jerry Kazun-
as) 5-10), guard, Dick Carr (S-4),
forward, Jerry Day (6-5), center.
forward; Clyde Wyatt (s-s), for
ward; Joe Heitzman (6-2), forward
and Don Kalmey (6-2), forward.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-18

Individual High Single Game:
Jack Adams, 236; Arbery Turner,
219; Harry Thomas, 207.
Individual High Series: Jack Ad-
ans, 627; Arthur Moore, 564;
Ralph Jones, $50.
Sorry feIlas, there was not team
standing in last weeks paper
IT don't know why"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-18
TEAM STANDINGS
TEN STRIKE
November 8

ZEN SIhAhE
November 8
St Paul Recorder swept the
series from Attuclxs-B Brooks Tues
day at the Laughing" lanes; Serv-
ice Loan did likewise to us. Up
holstering, Western Recreation
met tho same fate at the hands Of
Sum Observer. Ted Bies and Wood
ard Funeral Home split the series
two and two.
Team High Single Game: Wood
ard Funeral Home, 933; Sun-Ob-
server, $50; Service Loan, 915.
Team High Series: SUM- Observer,
2736; Woodland Funeral Home,
2675; Service Loan, 1888.
TEAM STANDINGS
November s
Points
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-18

with
as q
here
pa0~
end
Wn0
fell
, 1960-06-29
Two Automobiles in
Collision on
Orange Grove Rood

An automobile accident oc-
Cured yesterday on t h e
Orange Grove road, when a
Chevrolet car C-7S5 operated
by Rufino Comanchio Sierra
ran into the back Of a Chew
rolet Pickup C-21s7 operated
by Jacinto Radon causing
damage to the car.
Sierra was given a ticket for
wreckless driving.