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Hnp woMEh tcsss.,

o1cONp COOK. cclored, for prtvats club;
81 q asSa Il .ss Ss
werk. peaeetime future, must Be- accurate
n shorthand. Room $40, 1925 II NV.
de o1k ess. q snd s5 senla ss.ls
PER XIX sSs ss.r nat Sds I.c..
salary: 70 SUNDAY work. Huyiers. SIT
SODA foSuiHNrAIN WOMAN. over 80, ex-
aaneGl9 f,6k ,k Pharmacy. 1901 =. Capitol
sssopA GihG. IT,. experienced, day and night
work: sood hoGrs: ssS.b6 week Bel
sfss n5ps a9l seysr ,s rd M o. Il sSsS stx
silscsh.iah. u ILL., and .y.,s, part ., .s,!
ssi ns wG.s aao Monlo. t. 81. FINGER
sTENOGnArHER. rapid and accurate;
s5S.ts
srEsoGiAfasR * % and a. senerai a Once '0r Work
nss
sTENoGkHrEns G1S s u BY np priv.te orsaniza ton:
TENOGRAPHER, experienced. si-ss years
hour hour week. Appiy ~ to Mrs. s01S Was. ss Smith IT,
GS You saDerensed St s.artn.
ment, $40 Woodward Bldg. See Mr.
sWiTCHsoARD and elevator operator,
Sppy Mr. Il surssos ssss n e. sms, @u
sWiTCHBOXRD OPERATOR. apt. house.
sseretarial board, experience unnecessary,
TEACHER for first grade and nursery. also
Tuoos,itpss 8 w tess tessher' in private school.
TYPisT or dictaphone operator, b-day. 40
hour week; Apply 112i bth st: NV.
periense nsee required: permanent position.
VA MAlfskss, Ssslsi white. part time. 1.vins,
WxIrksssss.n Vs2E III III ny y colored: cook; for
hours. 8 days. Apply in person, 34oe
sfsHIaa WEAKNESSES. a..; white; steady Job. sood
Brown @ pesby s1fS u.s. ssssA eors conn. aver awe !s
ton: part time. on duty IL ftsa ali Sundays S and
four n days week Phone MA. 7271.
WOMAN; &c Solored, l., to work in restaurant,
Sunday work. los Upshur st. NV,
WoMHN, young as teshnieisp in physiolos,
hd Cali SG M fnt0ffssoee fsso Br g.
Is sas 70 and md e soas fsrn Rsss
WOMEN. colored. experienced in cooking
after 7 pm, Brown Derby. 3333-A Conn.
YOUNG LADY. opportunity to advance in
retail chain dry-cleaning stores Con-
borhood. Experience not necessary. Full
or part time. Age to As. Apply Mr..
Thomas. Room 932. Investment Bldg,
18th and x SITS. NV.
YOUNG LADY. general once work. no ex-
lperience required Apply Allied Launderers,
37th st. at Eastern ave. Mt Rainier. Md.
YOUNG WOMAN. stenosraphic duties and
general once work in well-estahlished real
estate ONCE, located in downtown wash;
5k-day week. vacation with pay. Salary
to start, S1,S00 per annum; permanent
position, Our employees know. Of this ad.
State qualifications, etc. and incloSe small
photo If possible. Address Box Ask,
Star. in own handwriting.
WIFE OF Army man must work. wants
white. settled girl or woman to live In and
take care Of 15-month-old girl; no house
work. good salary. plenty of free time
Call Adams $780, Ext. s2s' before $50 2; m.
WANTED. middle-ase woman, combinat ton
comps MON nurse, to live with and care for
AGED decrepit lady in comfortable quarters
Box 345-V. Star 2a'
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HELP MEN & WoMEN.

WATT yMEAITEsS, s sRsTlsasss; spa O. vait!ss:ss ;,;..
I.l.n EIll e and PsEt time Jene'. Italian Res
SoUrLE, white: 70 take care oi hish elias,
,4 e permitted mite t. tsnssss a outside xeIE
Yd.y sY.lsFy; Apply jess Fisher snso b Co., s1s New
PAYROLL CLERK, with typing ability. Ap.
ply general accounting once. Wardman
Park Hotel. Conn. ave. and woodley "a
EXPERIENCED oPERAToRs on sevin,
anS Hsx.s sessy ssY n0sa g. sosd rs pay wO
AArlington: Asg: s126 month. Csli Jackson 211s.
farming; wife to do housework: permanent
iio6; exc excellent salary, with furnished liy-
LoaAE ISsa " VAL Il rixNr ax need. women and y.
yesr-old boys for light assembly work.. ex.
pay pay siveTe nisshtwor.ers; excellent wasea
tute Of Technology. College Park, Ma
persons, now employed in defense work
cannot be considered. Applicants must
havs statement Of availability from
MEssENGEt for fun time, Apply star
Messenser service, l233 New York ave
NV. between 4 p.n. and D.n.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

LADIES will share travelling expenses
se sssss drssr ME tn Else Feb O. One will
NAVY WIFE driving to Miami with small
child. about Feb. a; room for i lady
Refs. exchanxed. BOX 2To-x. Star.
WANIED-Riders TO Roanoke, vs. Leave
Saturday; return Monday. Call only be-
GENTLEMAN wants ride Pacific Coast
leaving BY Feb. /. Share drive and ex-
penSe 3l2 BurlinKton Hotel 2ss
z PASSENGERS to help Day expenses to
Orlando. Fla. leaving Saturday. Call GE
0FFICER's WIFE with car wants lady
driver to accompany her to KANSAS City,
Mo Temple 5444
DRIVING TO FLA: leaving Feb 8: can
carry two. Call MI. 9601, s:30-9:30 an. ;
7:30-S:3O pm.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
SITUATIONS MEN.

,to1. 10Y e0lsEed s%ss desires Saturday work in
coNsriUcrioa esSsa lGsS t5s q. '.sunpERNrENpENf ca
Fable. ensr1etic. thoroughly exper. local
ref: svailable now. Box 3s4-X, Star
DARK ROOM. experience, COPYING. wants
s.x1kcUT!vI AGcoyNIANr, T. ysars
isr s11 nb:
duties. experienced p % dspartment men 'Ga store &C.
.ss.d
intton: interested makins chance; desires
Dostion ,tn. nth sT oes
chanEe for quarters. 2 to s rms, kitchen
s.se e. GSys sft.r no. osss sss
tonisn. @ =: sxperisnsss ss Ssrehoass a rseslvlaE
isnsuass, H would Aesaa consider position with
postwar employment in Greece. $50 min.
souns e sSa sss s:a and
st1ernoSn'; Sn nsSn any kind; good tyDi't ,o Sall
MEN, eolored. recently honorably dis
charsed from the Army. Elevator opera
tors or nisht watchmen. Call NO. 716e,
auLFnITi Z ri r I PRinss Rn orEaAros, camera.
oc sitsT TasIor ssss s5t:5 sac
OFFICE MANAGER, draft exempt, 35,
university and business college graduate.
"A years experience In once administra-
ton. personnel mansgement, commercial
correspondence, credits. and collections,
Cslr, aeorria 7172 after pm. or Box
PHAk1AcIIsr wishes work 4 or 5 days
esaf i.S;y is:5l newspaper 20 as; sr.
80, wants regular situa tion. union Or open.
Available now Albert Smith, 1922 New
pHhsOFREssfoNHL HsOOFREfssfoN SRoorREADER. COP,
editor, practical printer. 9 years expert
Prepare manuscript for printer. edit, re-
write for small publication, .ghost writer.
Part time preferred. Hon. disch. service
ACCOUNTANT AND TAX CONsULTANT-
Books started, kept part time: $40 month
up; stAtesmsnts. tax reports. WA. $500.
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HILp MIN 3 WoMEM tcsss.,

ssa r .s % =. % %., ss1: Z cs.,, = csss: HSs
in: excellent vases. living conditions and
WORKING arrangements. Reply for ap-
neintment, giyinE references. Box 3T3-
Man AIM WIFE to service ana manage
5.acre farm located 10 miles north OF
quarters and salary to experienced man
Box 303-V. Star
SALESPEOPLE. for our yard goods depart
ment, both men and women and no expert
ence necessary; good starting salary. Ap-
ply to personnel once. The Hecht Co.,
WAsHalaeoM 3, 81 ~ MANAGER. n.tvork man.
ager and natwork assorter manager. Ap.
ply personnel ofnce. 713 Lamont st. NV
RA. 5000
white and colored. experienced and mex
perienced: new plant: good pay Apply
timekeepec. Emergency Hospital, It'll New
York ave NV, Washington. D. c.
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REPAIRs AND SERVICE.

ADDITIONS, recreation rooms, storm sash
and storm entrances. porches inclosed
CAkPENTER-Alterati ana repairing
ing; work euar. Mr.. Xinsworth. 81. Of: 3ias
EMERGENCY oil burner service Hillside
fLOoR SANDING and ref,nishins. clean
ing and Taxins, painting. Call Mr.. Barr,
dGaEsNhEleA GENRSAI GRekErA1Hs. no job too small al
work Eusranteed; call 8 am. to 10 pm
aoMG x1rAIRs, all trades; white me.
Dover. Phone District 0122
PAiNTlN0. plastertng. paper scraping
PAINTING, ,papering, xeneral repairs: rea.
sonable; reliable white mechanics; guar
workmanship. Mr.. Ridenour. HO. 3l47
fAPERING, painting, plasterinG. scrapins
carpentering: tree est: no shortage Of help
Jack r. Tate. Elk. S57l. ss
PAPER RANGING, this week, only 81 and
uD Der room: 1914 washable, sunfast pa.
pers: work guaranteed. Michigan 1915.
PAPER HANGING AND PAINTING,
First-class WorkmAnship. Work done i'm
mediately. Can Mr.. Poat. DE. 5s24. so'
PAINTING AND DECORATING
Estimates Free.
Phone Weir. Hobart a711s c9s
PAPERNG AND PAINTING.
49, AL Work. Estimates Free
Cal Mr. leekett, pU, 1858.
n
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.ober. Permanent position. GOOD ssisry,
AI.ysutsl AAIHn1s hr. Vincent The Mode. = st. At
IN a. s Hf g.;
Pharmacy. 6130 Ga. ave. NV.
PORTER, coiored. 70 WORK In automobile
ps isssp1 sosS Day must ss..ay acy:
Dillon. 1arry-fats Q Addison. 1b22 ilth
fO1TEK, colored. for beauty salon: D. c.
drivers permit required; good salary; per-
manent position. Emile OF washington.
ffREssEs. sss Der week. hour. per day;
so: xSt;. rsy.on ossas sts Alexandria. Va. Phone
fENTEi-EDiTo or .ll-.round printer.
%r,.. 5Sr weekly M shop paps,'' ..sn nearby M
feations' oA address U; 1V and phone. I Xppiiesnt
fRISSTf1EfE sii-sroiund country printer for
cssfy css VA neHsipspsf-'oo sssis snoD' 5000 ps''
SotTE MES. white. 10 to so years of age.
snt aooa
sxfxsMAS. draft exempt. to call on .erv:
.ceots ass satsi0ns Box sns s4s star
sAIEsMEN-DHIvEIs. wanted to operate
bread routes, GOOD working conditions and
I need sDpIs. Cert oertii,e.fe % Of % .vsiiasiiit9 ilR1
ASs sosa :..Ts !. a. sasndd :s nv working
conditions: real opportunity with . grow
ing and progressive concern. real future
assured. Max Alperstein's Department
sfaS raSTER afS nsR st. i.s s.., for outdoor
SoIl: psrmansnt lob, good wages. The
SOD SODA Ma NAN. 's experieneed, se M n day and nigh.
work. secd hours. sa7 80 week: seil Naval
P Pzoa aol ssysr sa a." on III ssss n.n
womens alterations. Apply I. Singer, 811
TR6ek 1is6 4 b6isk1vER, eelor.d: s-a.y week. s.
hr. day. Hubert, Inc. 2O01 8 st. NV.
TsHERs WANTED. See Mr Hodes after s
pm: Pix Theater. 1922 New York ave. NV.
WAREHOUSEMAN, experienced: essential
work: $40 per week. Hillside 1900,
WASHER. experienced, in laundry. Apply
e. the Sunrise Laundry. 2015 8 st. NV.
WATCHMAN. middle-aged, reliable man for
country club in Chevy Chase. Md. Refer
ences. Call Manager. WI. 3100.
WOOL PREsSEkS. steady work, S3b to
$50 per week. Apply 435 r st. NV
WOOL SfOTTER. good pay permanent lob,
Eoed working conditions. Apply in person,
Rainier, Md
WANTED stake body trucks to haul coal
Good pay. Call MA 1886.
to stop work; pleasant full-time employ
Manager. Carlton Hotel, 10th and X SITS.
Evening star., 1944-01-28
WOMAN
HELP DOMESTIC.


CHANlBEkMAID, part time, 1--we In or out,
n2 NJ, hesyy laundry. no sunday work. Cal
COMPANION N-HOUsEKEEPER to take en-
tire charge Of apt. and prepare plain and
knowledge Of nursing required; references.
Box 227-X. Star.
COOK and g.h.w.: live in: references re-
quired; good wages. Ordway B436.
COOK and g.h.w.; no Sundays: good pay.
1889 r st. ne.
COOK, experienced; fond Of children
E.h.w. References. Live iq. Mother. ct
hernoon xsst .nd .y.41 na hSrs
noon. l sunday afternoon and ! full
other s.tnrdss a1 9n n9hs sH III N pn Pgefer .ettieS
girl over 80, Must have cheerful disposi-
c6oK. soiorsd sidren @ Eoms Wi .ood sal
ary, somnlets maintenance. .cah Gmer.
COOK and .sh.v,. experienced. for 4
adult. PMehurst section CHEVY Chase,
.. - Hours $50 % $50 pm, dayl
vfiy. on. io69. ~
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PERSONAL,

kEDUCING, special rates: remove fat in
spots: results assured: baths, steam cabinet
baths. Main phone. MA. S134. 1880 K st.
VACANCY, carty's. 1894 Harvard st. NV.
service; diets; rates reasonable
MALE INSTRUCTOR VIII teach dancing in
your bone DE, 6ssI for further in
cleaned; made from materials: furs, feits
vogue Hats, 537 18th st; NV, Elk. 3911. %
EkkNCH LESSON taught privately. native,
experienced lady teacher; grammar. con-
ver..tsSD pm No ssos s.sToasnslations Phone aftsE
WATCH RErAiRNG. 3 to 5 day service;
~ work guaranteed. s. Franks Jewelry
Co; ll04 18th st. NV. mr.. L. Open ewes.
siss, ETC.: eo%plete With chairs and card
Mr.. soldano, ME. $500. ia 1882
AEMOsxHOIDS eradicated oy my own
method. Results effective for a life
Or S.'f ps Rrss sSs easss K
fHoNE sHEPHERD ssse, ask for Miss
Powell. II you are n need OF q loan up
TO $500 on your xienature.
Oh ROSE MARIE. WHERE ARE YOUe
your name is Rose Marie. call RE.
3Ol0 weekdays between II q. m. and p IN.
NEED EXTRA MONEY!
,,os' Oni' requirement Re is that you be EN-.
5nss Dhon. e0f5i bayg yf9 pSHs 70 s
DR. H. w. JOHNSON. DENTIST.
False Teeth Repaired While You Wait.
Room 602. Westory BLDG. sos 14th NV.
ROBT.- B. SCOTT
DENTAL LABORATORY
Room Dol. Westory 6idk.. sos I4th 81. "
Evening star., 1944-01-28
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.
FRIDAY. JANUARY H. Ie41.
SITUATIONS poMEsTlc

GIRL. colored. desires g.h.w:- for enpi.
GIT. colored. Y Wants ri "a; 6sysoss. Sofs r. c. or
e. ,Arl; 80 cents hour, carfare. Write
MoodS?n. Route /. BOX 82. Vienna. Va. .
or nisht. Call no. OLA.
LAUNDRESS. experienced; ligtt laundry,
nne fabric curtains; called for and deliv-
WOMAN, coiored. wisiass days work, 8
hours: 81 and carfare. DU. 1871.
WASIKn. hsht laundry: 3a16 Webster
Evening star., 1944-01-28
- I. =. 1--e. a. "
SAFEWAY
NEEDS MEN AND WOMEN

For work In food stores near your home
A real opportunity for men and women
who want to help with the war effort.
STARTING SALARY, S24 so.
]. No experience necessary.
2. Training at full salary
3. Opportunity for Advancement.
4. Vacation with pay.
S. Pleasant WORKING conditions.
9. Opportunity to secure group life in
Surance, disqualification, surgical and sick
Dement'S at q very low cost.
z. No Sunday or holiday work.
=. Convenient working hours.
Apply Safeway, Employment once. 4th
nearest Safeway If you have been pre-
yiously employed bring your release.
Evening star., 1944-01-28
HfLR MfN tca.tinradl /.

rJxTEH ior man's store: censcaentious,
Apply Mr. Vincent. The Mode. r 1t. 1t
Evening star., 1944-01-28

CLERK.
Evening star newspaper has permanent
position for boy or girl 16 years or over
in the accounting dept. Salary to start
$23 for 40-hour week
Apply Personnel Once,
Room COL Star Bids.
THE EVENING STAR,
Evening star., 1944-01-28
INsTRucTloN COURSES.

sNSbNOSttVBy SOOWo8os
SPANl4H-.Native teachers: conversational
method; beginneH, advanced student,
small groups. Senor Ramos Republic 3Of6.
fe13s
REFRIGERATION, air-conditioning, lab
orAtory and shop for developing skill. $40
monthly; 2 years study g35 H st. NV
between 10 and 2 daily. MA. 1856
QUICK review course in shortha type-
Mrit1nf. BOOKKEEPING. calculating machines
NsM classess now starting. Enroll at BOYD
SCHOOL. 1888 2 st. Ma. 1888.
COMPTOMETER COURSES.
Hundreds Of excellent openings in
Government and In private businesses
paying .$25-S4O vk. Intensive courses on
Merchant, Monroe, FRI
den; Burroughs. EASY. short Typins
starting Day and night, LARGEST once
machine school in washinKton
BOYD CIVIL SERVICE SCHOOL,
1888 St. est. 25 YrsJ MA. 1888.
Evening star., 1944-01-28

PORTER, COIORED, in MEMS WEAR
STORE. GOOD PAY. MUTUAL STORES
CORNER 9th AND Z SIS. NV.
CLOTHING SALESMAN &. STOCK CLERK
Wanted by mems furnishings store: neat
Appearance. courteous manner and abso-
lutte honesty required: good wages and per-
manent position to the right man The Suit
Shop. 205 Pa. ave. Sc
Department of large real estate once
Must have car and be draft exempt. Good
salary and chance of advancement to
right man. State experience and refer
ences. No INQUIRY will be made until after
interview. Box 24S-K, Star
Shipping and Receiving Clerk.
In, charge Of wholesale grocery; excellent
salary. Phone RE 5340
Evening star., 1944-01-28

300 II. /. ave. ne.
OUTSIDE CLERICAL WORK.
FULL OR PART TIME.
Experience Not Necessary.
Training Paid for
Mature Age No Objection
No Rigid Physical Requirements
Learn to check trafnc. Work full tims
Q days per week: S130 Der month to start
automatic increase
II you have at least hours at q time
to spare. days per week or more, between
the hours OF am. and 8 pm, or car
work q full day Sundays, we can use YOU
part time at 65c per hour
Apply Weekday Mornings,
CAPITAL TRANSIT CO.,
86th and Prospect Ave. NV,
Evening star., 1944-01-28

1xpert On Chrysler Corp. ears: excellent /
Spportunity for permanent position with j
leading dealer. Apply Mr.. Joyce, os7 n u
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-03-03

jsme to tax dovedly, tady je
nam hanba koho prosit, kdyz
celia YES Marjankou vopovrhla
a tax nev1me, jak to udelame."
Stara Sc Ease rozplakala.
Anda chvilku mlcela a pax ma
vrhla skromne: mo, teda, CO
abychme Sly samy? Mil arcit
neJnl donna, ale matrice no
povedeme a ia detatko ma ru-
kach podrzfm, chcely byste?"
sestinedelka znstala prekva-
pena, ale Kozelouzka Sc dala
znova do place, tentokrat pTi-
jemnym pohnut1m a zacala bla
horecit, az Sc Anda cervenala.
"To pozna clovek lidi, m1j
Kriste Jezfsi, to teprva Sc po-
INA, kdo ma jaky srdce," byl
uzaver te chvaloreci a Anda,
ably tomu dala konecnou pecet,
usmala Sc: "No. dyt jsme SOU
sedi, musfme 81 pomahat!" a DIR
zela pri krtu ma rukou maleho
Rusacka, jfmz opovrhovala ce-
Ia obec.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-03-03

- - " - " " "
Ted slo ma Andu jedno ira
penl "a druhym. Pr teleni pfi-
sla O kravu; mela skodu nema-
lou, &C sousede il maso roze-
brazil, vzdyt byla krava jinak
zdrava a ostatne We valce sc
snedla i kazda zdechlina.
Dokud lila panfmama, ales-
pom nesly skodu i starost spo-
lu, ted byla k tomu sama. Po-
zdeji musel' rukovati pohdnek
a ona zGstala bez muzskeho We
staveni.
Prace byli mnoho, neb Sc bli
lilly zne a zenske ruce prece je-
nom slabe, ably vladly hrabic1;
mela plno obav, jak ty zne "a
.stanou, vzdyt nebylo ami koho
zjednati a tax hledela pima o.
bav zn1m vstrfc, &C byla 1roda
slusna.
K tomu il postal Jaroslav ne
vesele psan1: Ease uz Sc sesta-
vuje "marska" a on ma nebla-
he vyhlfdky. "Jak budu cara
zen, utecu', psal j dopise,
poslanem pc kamaradovi, ga
bych tam Sci pc tret1, k tomu
uz nemam chuti, ami odvahy."
"Utece, ale co S MIN bude?"
lekala sc Anda. Exam Sc scho-
va, jak Sc ukreje?"
K dovrsen1 toho vseho jeste
psali z Lfskove, re Sc tatfnkGv
stav nelepsf a re nezbyva, nez
ably jel ma tn operaci, ba, re Sc
k tomu uz odhodlal. Pojede do
Nemeckeho Brodu.
Anda 81 bolestne zaplakala.
Kdoz vi, povede-li sc operace,
neztratf-li mileho tatinka jiz v
kratke dobe. K zalu pc milo
van6 tchyni pridruzil by Sc je-
Ste tento veliky Dol. Anda mno-
no plakala a svolila za.jeti do
mi, ably Sc S tatinkem rozlou-
ella.
Nechala deti devecce, popro-
sila starou Kozelouzku, ably Sc
ma ne pres den podfvala a w.
jela casne rano, slibuj1c, re S
vecerem sc vrat1.
"To nezastanete'', mfnila
Fanda, ale selka byla odhodla-
ma Sc tuze nezdrzovati a jen,
jak by S tat1nkem promluvila,
Ease sc vrat1. =
Smutne jela k domovu, a z
domova jeste smutneji. Tat1-
mex byl sesly a sklesly ma du-
chu, tax, re il yarmouth a ona
Sc vracela sc slabou nadejf, re
by Sc tat1nek vystonal.
"Ten domov uz nebude tako-
vel, az tam ten tat1nek nebu-
del" fekla 81, "uz mne to tam
tax nepotahne! a bylo il tolik
smutno, re plakala celou cestu
az domu.
K tomu 81 il tolik stezovala
Tonicka, jak jest maminka k
nj tvrda, re nechce a nechce
povolit a ona jineho nechce,
nez koho 81 vyvolila, re take
nepovoli, dokud neprosad1 svou
a radeji do vody skoc1.
I toho mela Anda plnou hla-
WI a neulevilo Sc il, pokud ne
vzpomnela ma modlitbu. PAX
Sc il ulevilo a ona pfijela Ease
uz statecna a silna, jake byva-
la vzdy.
Zlibala deti ma postylce a no
dlala ulehnouti, kdyz il sla-
bounke klepani ma okno vyru-
silo.
Uleknuta otevrela a ustrnu-
la jeste vice. Poznala Rychta-
r1ka, ktery stall dole pod oknem
v obcanskem kabate a klobou-
ce hluboce narazenem, coz
zfejme svedcilo, re nechce byti
cd nikoho poznan.
"Dobry vecer, Andulinko-'
zaseptal a chytil il Ia ruku, a.
~
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-08-19

the sister Of Mrs. Corona Scott who
recently left the Baptist hospital.
Sgt. Edward Jones who is sta
toned at camp in Texas recently
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
c. Jones of this community.
Funeral services were held Mon
day for Mrs. Helen Wilson, one of
the first grade teachers of this
community who died recently.
Burial was in Cedar Grove ceme-
terry. Mrs. Wilson's passing is
mourned by her great number of
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Matte Jones of 1417 Topp
street has returned to the city from
Memphis where she visited her hus-
band.
Mr.. Harry Jones who is confined
to ag overment hospital there. Mrs.
Jones reprot that her husband is
improving nicely. She is the sister,
in-law of Mrs. A. M. Bullie, the
reporter.
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Southern Association Of COLLEGES

Southern Association of Colleges
and Secondary Schools.
President Gray is the youngest
Negro president holding the Ph.D.
degree. He is q product Of st. PauPs
Polytechnic Institute; Bluefield
State Teachers College; and the
University Of Pennsylvania Dr.
Gray is member of Alpha Kappa
Mu, national honorary society; and
has been generally recognized for
his research ability. He has had a
varied career ranging from playing
on semi-professional baseball and
basketball teams in the east to
sports editor Of the Philadelphia
Independent and the Baltimore At
ro-American; he is a regional di-
rector for the Alpha Phi Alpha Fra
ternity, and member of the Com
mission on Higher Institutions of
the Southern Association Of Col
legs and Secondary Schools for
Negroes.
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Madison County
News
Artie M. Bullie, Reporter

The China Grove Benevolence
Society of Madison county. met
Monday evening, August IA. for
the purpose of installing officers
for the ensuing year. The following
officers were installed by Mr.. L.
A. Laws:
President, A Rhodes, who is serv-
ing for the oath year; Vice Presi-
dent, Tommy Bullie; Treasurer, S.
L. Bennett; Secretary, Mrs. Artie
Bullie, who too is serving for the
Gath year; Chaplain, L. A. Laws,
Steward, Versel Dishnon and Mar
shall, Judge Bennett.
Following he installation, a most
delicious chicken diner with ice
cream and cake was served to all
those present.
Visitors at the installation were:
Rev. P. H. Bell and Mr.. A. Rouser.
At the close of the day, the large
crowd fromed a parade that made a
pretty picture with the many men,
women and children riding horse
back. The parade was led by the
Dishmon family.
Mrs Laura Lewis of Silver City
was a visitor in the home of her
daughter, Mrs Rosie L. Jackson,
who is i'll
The friends of Mrs. Alice Moore
regret very much that she is on
the sick list and wish for her a
speedy recovery. Mrs. Moore is
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dent in the country. That the state
board of control and the state board
of education would select this
young and dynamic personality to
head the educational program for
Negroes in Florida implies that new
new recognition is being given to
ability and merit. Although DR..
Gray had a rich background of edu-
cational experience, having served
as college professor, principal of the
demonstration schools at Southern
University, and for hree years as
president Of Florida Normal and
Industrial Institute at st. Angus
tine, the selection Of such a youth
full leader to this responsible po-
sition evidences a definite break
with Southern traditions
Dr. Gray is considered brilliant
and fearless, yet tactful speaker.
His administration at Florida Nor
NAL has been featured by a trem-
endous increase in the financial
support ofthe school, over $4,000
having been raised form Negroes
in Florida during the present year.
The signal corps and war indus
try training programs carried on at
the college have won national rec
ignition, and the Institutional pro-
gram has expaned with an approx
ed four year program and the in
stitution has been rated "A" by the
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DR.. Gray, Jr., Is
Youngest Major
College Head

Jacksonville, Fla. The recent
election of Dr.. William H. Gray as
president of Florida A. & NJ Col
lege is being regarded as startling
evidence of the recognition now
accorded Negro leadership by pro
gressive elements in the South.
DR.. Gray at 80 becomes the
youngest land grant college presi-