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Arkansas State press., 1946-02-15
Negro Higher Education in Arkansas
A Farce All Arkansas Negro
College Students Penalized

How many Of their departments
exist only in the college cata-
logue or in the dream world of
the mind of a frustrated edu-
Gator?
2. The need of a class-A col
lege system in Little Rock is
desperate. Only an iniinitesimal
number of potential students do
or can afford to go out of the
state for further education. This
paralyzes the Negro educational
system in Arkansas from the
Kindergarten to the college level
with the creeping disease of too
much local inbreeding.
3. Never before since Recon-
struction have SO many Negroes
needed so much education. Never
before has the Federal govern
ment in the form of the G. l.
Bill of Rights made it possible for
SO many selected Negro students
to pay so much toward their own
education. Verify, we have the
cream of the Negro youth on the
steps of our colleges, separated,
diagnosed, classified and financed.
What can we give them in edu-
cation-penalization and proba-
ton. Perhaps, we do not want
them in our colleges. We had
better. For, either we equip
them for good citizenship. extend
to them the educational tech
niques for obtaining economic
security and train them for COM
munity leadership, or they will
lead us in the direction deter
mined by their training and con-
ditioning.
4. Deep down in the souls of
the struggling masses is g gnaW-
ing, Unsuitable hunger for prog
ress. If the college students in
Arkansas become aware that they
will be penalized for attending
these institutions and acquainted
with their inadequacies as col
leges, these colleges will become
as abandoned and forsaken as a
last-year's bird nest. The law of
life is grow or die. The world
moves on. Shall we move with it
or be dragged by it?
Next Week
The LRCS plan, Little Rock
College System plan: A suggested
plan for departmental indignation
in Negro colleges of Little Rock.
Note: OSCAR c. GREENE is
a product of Arkansas Baptist
College. He continued his studies
at the University of Dayton, How
ard University and Columbia
University where he has begun
work toward a Phi. d. in Philoso-
ply. AT present he is chairman
of the Dept. of Social Science at
A. B. College. The views ex-
pressed in this article are those
of Mr.. Green and do not neces-
sarily represent those of the
paper.-Ed.
Arkansas State press., 1946-02-15
Sheets and Towels

Textile specialists advise airing
beds with extra thoroughness in
warm weather After washing, dry
sheets and pillow cases in the sun
to whiten and sterilize them. Hang
sheets and pillow cases straight on
the line. On windy days, take them
from the line as soon as they are
dry. because tapping in stiff
breeze may whip out hens. Hang
towels straight on the line. After
using bath towels, spread them out
on racks to dry instead Of folding
or punching them. Soggy towels can
mildew overnight in hot weather.
Arkansas State press., 1946-02-15
Removing Grass Stains

Use ordinary unsalted lard TO re-
move grass stains. II the stain Is
old or is a persistent one, mix the
lard with kerosene. turpentine or
glycerine. Float" out the stain by
rubbing a small amount Of fat on the
spot and working it about with the
finger until stain is worked into the
fat. Let stand about an hour and
then wash in warm (not hoD water.
Arkansas State press., 1946-02-15
Rode for Liberty

After ride that rivals Paul Re-
vere's, Caesar Rodney broke a tie
vote in Delaware's delegation to the
Continental Congress at Philadel-
phia on Lees resolution for inde-
pendence. Late on July I, 1776,
he arrived home after quelling 4
revolt in Sussex county where he re-
ceived an urgent summons to Phila-
delphia. Mounting a horse, he rode
through the night and arrived in the
northern city in time to place Della.
ware with the other colonies back
ting the resolution
Arkansas State press., 1946-02-15
By Oscar c. Green

Every Negro college student in
Arkansas, graduate and under
graduate, who leaves the state
for further study, and leave he
must, is like criminal penalized
and placed on probation. Every
body knows it, Everybody talks
about it. Nobody does anything
about it.
The telephone directory lists
three Negro colleges in Little
Rock, Shorter College, Philander
Smith College and Arkansas Bap-
fist College. Rigorous criticism
would rate them as high schools,
while eyes-averted, tongue-in-
the-cheek criticism might rate
some of them as fair junior col
leges. Not one of them can even
make an attempt to offer gradu-
ate work in any field or phase of
education whatsoever. If these
colleges are to justify their name
as colleges and continue to solicit
support as colleges, they must
offer something more than hon
orary degrees and a venerable
name shrouded and dripping with
historical sentiment.
When due consideration has
been given to all of the historical,
financial and environmental fac
tors, the primary responsibility
for not having developed a class
A college rests fundamentally on
the shoulders of the Negroes who
own or control these institutions.
Theirs is the major responsibility
because they have not utilized
and developed the facilities and
potentialities which are already
established here, thus encourag-
ing outside support and meriting
any assistance which the state
might be inclined to give.
Second-class education is the
inevitable consequence of and
the essential prelude to second
class citizenship. Second-class
education is no longer adequate
to train and equip Negroes for
the changing roles which events
have dictated that they must as
sumo in our society. Twentieth
century mentality has slain the
antediluvian controversy of CLASH
cal versus vocational education
once and for all. Anyone who
conceives Negro education today
as torn on the horns of this
ancient dilemma has simply
missed the boat. No longer is it
an either or; today it is both
and. Both are needed and both
must somehow be gotten.
What can the Negro do about
it? How can he do it? He can
first integrate, organize and con-
solidate what he already has.
Shorter College, Philander Smith
College and Arkansas Baptist
College could and should be ONE
college system. Why should the
Negro colleges of Little Rock be
integrated into one system?
/. Not one of these colleges
has the buildings, the faculty, or
the budget or the likelihood in
the foreseeable future Of secur-
ing the essential facilities to staff
and operate a class-A college.
Actually, they are paper colleges.
Arkansas State press., 1946-02-15
BEIRNE
Charles Berry

Mrs. Eunice Meyers is visiting
her brother, Uressery TidWell in
Hot Springs. Mrs, Isabella
Harrington and son, James, of
Gurdon made a business trip to
Prescott February End.
Arkansas State press., 1946-02-15
HoPEWELL
Dean McFarlin

Sunday School was we'll at
tended Sunday. Mrs. w. B.
McFarlin is out of the hospital
and is improving. Her mother is
visiting her Our new friend
has a team, two cows and a
youn gheifer.
Arkansas State press., 1946-02-15
Fertile Eggs

Fertile eggs, unless kept at low
temperature. which is almost i'm
possible in summer, soon become un-
ct for food
Arkansas State press., 1946-02-15

can become better acquainted
with you. The mothers present
attitude may seem a little strange
to you but you can rest assured
that it is for her daughters bene-
fit and you can appreciate 1t If
you will look at it from this
angle.
Arkansas State press., 1946-02-15
THE NEW 1916 READINGS
ARE NOW READY

A. r. M am married to a
man that l don't love. I have a
baby but it isn't my husbands
baby, it is the boy l love who
Is the father. Now I want to
marry the boy love but it seems
that the more I love him the less
he cares for me. He has another
girl that he loves. Will you
please tell me what to do!
Ans: Be sensible and remain
right where you are with a man
who loves you and is perfectly
willing to give your child a home,
and fathers love as well. It's
difficult to understand how you
could love this boy so devotedly
when he has done nothing for you
OF the child. You're harboring
romantic illusions around this
boy when actually there is no
foundation for them. Get him out
OF your mind and you will inn
,niediately begin to appreciate the
good man that you have and
wake up to the fact that it is he
that you really love.
W. TT find your column very
interesting. am deeply in love
with girl and believe she loves
me, that's well and good but here
Is the trouble. Her mother doesn't
seem to approve of me. I've never
done anything for her to dislike
me as know of but it seems
that she doesn't approve of me
taking the girl out as she will
fuss with her and talk of giving
her a spanking. Her mother has
never told me not to come around
SO tell me what to do to win her
approval.
Ans: You can win the favor
0 this girls mother by being ex-
ceptionally thoughtful of her as
well as her daughter. When you
take the girl out evenings, bring
her home promptly at the time
the mother suggested. Make it
a point to have an occasional
stay -at-home" date SO that she
Arkansas State press., 1946-02-15

LESSON TEXT. Deuteronomy Al, 50.
40
MEMORY SELECTION: He hath
made his wonderful works to be remem-
bered Psalm 1l1;4.
Evening star., 1946-11-14
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

AASSSoINTANT. As ss5 per wE:i .bstrscteaTSs. ~.
sssrstsry dsEsD, $500; ,SS; ste. stsRosssphsr S 2ns
S5seS a.'GssssaSS sR3isE szSi
q aoToRw 81 oaRw MMEAcasSfcs, MA 3sSf experienced 4 in
maintenance and repair, elec., motors 70
15 h.p.; start approx. $57 80 wk, WALTER
=, KEssLER, SOB Washington BLDG. Phone
A. = HSss sSss6sa 5s sssisSsanIZ
BOON @sookklE;EnreEE: $50 sk; q; , Beoksps;, q &
mo, II unemployed call in, ask for Miss
Ka'hi yTa koom No? h Be EslssRs III nsRe
fG5 fTaAf 1sis ssEeSnETAkEYk, Ek ssb "a, ..e.ll.n.
snggssSe; snggssSre; perm; Assoc secretary; col .snd. sdSd.
Engineering secretary, start, $500. Jr:
ssesretaries (2Sl. $40 t4 SO Ek Need
once openings. Come IN. See Miss Lee
sas ssss Z ,EIAn NA 2saoo q ooo ~ NJ pn
.. degrees; exper. only. Chemist, PHI, p.
sss5eee Sc, ,2o9o Physicist Ph D feau,rsd, sS,
SEst. SS yrs.9 BoYD's, 1859 r. IA. SS4o.
Evening star., 1946-11-14
PERSONAL.

HONE sHEPHKRD $3.50, ask for Misl
HGhY He2 e ySHUEL ySULfuRsS slfRss iprsw WOMAN teaches
English, self-conndence, freedom from SELF
consciousness; private tutor. MI. 1850. 20s
PERMANENT WAVES, 81: shampoo and
dngerwave. Soc, No appointments. All
work done by advanced students. WAR
Il. W. JOHNSON. Dent,st-rslse teeth re.
paired while you wait Room 602, Westory
Bldg. l4th and SITS. NV. Closed Sat.
Modern studio in ONCE bldg Centrally
located above Loew's Columbia Theater.
Equipped for prompt Service, Dresses,
lformsrly Of Fifth ave. N. 70. lilo = q
nT 6S9% 23 IsIsphSHs ESssscutiys lsoS
furniture TO insure perfect at; large besuti-
ful horal designs and stripes to select from:
free estimates. Call HoLoBER q CO., Do.
fEPCo EMPLoYEs-1 viii loan you money
on your signature. Il. A. WOOD. OK.
ATTENTION. EMrLoYED WOMEN. II you
need cash loan for Christmas shopping.
phone SH. 1857 and ask for MISS ANbER.
si2R..uSs s2M 9uisn confidential service on 19ur
DRAPEs, valances, curtains. bedspresds,
alterations; reasonable. RA. 1897. SOC
Oecsture ct. NV. -1S
Evening star., 1946-11-14
PERSONAL (cont. J,

Ees>S0bNN6 N&0utsJs
DAY OARE or room and board 7or s6iid.
UnRssiRsea hSE he% Sss E aAaa eacsne,.s pr,y.,.
snd Sn samtprtvats rooms; all care Given.
f3I fasoNs ooaNslsuiass C6tN4lRaas2ifSr Anl as2f nav
ssSsasns hSs hsSaoS nsS.si sEs pd d.ils s.ls
phone bookl eA0l 0ecrgis. ave. sH. 1914.
Rsf rom sissf psn1 ns sd sssnss us ST e 1o
nsrvousneS.. piies. ccids. 40 oE other All
!sss lay g gnssaTop.sS. 90 o';f sssss :s0ssfe ssSssf
s2M SsaS SSs &C. ssss W':sss:.e g !: e
81 SssusiSiy sSSSi Rsss tsiIUr.sa saoaIsM e n
zSqf furniture; your material OF ours. II
I HAVE $4,000 to loan out to wage
ssss5nAsEs ssnAEs Sn their oyn. Signature. Phone
azvE 4 stasfts szao; snoans Of cash which
gltS ssea credit. E E9Eon"s " NARY ia'a ao6sfS. o66SsHeIs
II 10TSHS: 10SSS: cRxDIT Is sood ana you need
f6Ef2zSifs 4A6KHlaHH. 4AKaaH z. ,vnF VII hans. hssee es,,
sssY sssiH' 1fffi Eases ..l.paon: 81 Dr
Children insaIsd r1RT-T!niSs' is'iaSs MosTHrrRSs
6o6 wsstory Bldg. i4th and =
fRoTos OF YoUR nAsY In your homs.
Essss esss nsS Il ssSs
waySsao Hay yfSSso Ssb az NSiSs isaBiRs ), .z5.s.. as
sssss' y assH q 1ipf.f iss Ras'
5fFExS 5d x.:jSiyysly color, isns.a spd pu.-
A. upper. fsSsssses = ss:aises$ q g s1StS:
5oaTsn 5ssa Cd asD ss;A jASiSrs sns sifp Ssss
5sEI.. 5aE On sissSRs q sSs5y Ilas
a0sd aosFnssssiD h R1ssA L asa: as'
M sSr aosa osa S HSofe ene eHssffsssfmAs, sfss t d d.
\, z your oyn voice On EEoisssicnsl Sasiity
40 ,E gsspifsns Ben st., Silver sDlinI. Nd. Phone
STiiiis, viii GUARANTEES his
or themselves. Splendid opportunity Tor
youf Z ,F own bpsiness; u.s.. Dealers wanted. $50
sLIf 6OvEks and draperies professionally
.atlored from our or your materials. Work.
sssass1R ssoSznbbu buisssasssd sass sH6Es 5I ol2 @ 1
S:sIi s:sI Sss..s%ss siis. c.i IL IA. .As sasS. 81:
aGksEs .ysiisSis. trained practical or
;Ss es::a l::aa:'a
PAIRED Fstrs e look IKE nsy. New postwar
2ns, S2r; ,yssk s d5sliysry. WASHINGTON .VP-
R2fyAfEE spAsfsas SHj III k1!sSSsra,oIn., sSSss
capable, competent teacher. Cali M1S
eassi sspsrisnssd. e e 81 backward ehu-
dren, wants bedroom In EXCHANGE for work.
NaEN 4 HExTfffNa SYSTEM provides u.
ss9Ds m . e n as sas. SsreSt tine
natically, that's comfort. Why not let an
:xpsrt check over your heating .system3
an syspinEs. IA: 2Q2Q Or UN. lQA2. l6s
Evening star., 1946-11-14
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

MODERN TRANING in beauty culture. an
subjects taught. Approved By Government
for Oh training. WAR-rYNN BEAUTY
FRENCH private Instruction and conserve
ton practice by highly cultured widow
Of European diplomat. no. 1858:
Music Conservatory OF Florence, Italy. Ad--
yanced students preferred: 81. 1897. lis
touch typins free WITH Course; ats top.S.isried IS
S40-$6o wk: position open: start. BOYD
x SGh1xoi $sw ISas q; st;dnliEssfN M NA 2sSs sSss,ts.ns
typewriting, Bookkeeping, calculating ma.
st BOYD SCHOOL. 1888 3 81. Ma. 2338.
Evening star., 1946-11-14
MOTOR TRAvE.

WASH. AUTO TRAVEL BUREAU-share-
expense plan. convenience Of passenger and
car owners same destination. Private Sc
west; refs: exch. 2s Mass. RE. 6sss. i7'
M1AML-Leaving Nov. 81; take 3 pessen-
gers gers HI. 14oe-M. Also weekend trips s. TO
CLEVELAND. oHI0-csn take several
passengers to the National Air Show, lesv-
inE tSmoTrET Ex 1900 Ex 2AgS Nc
take one or two adult passengers; refer
encss exchanged, BOZ 263-v. Star. -.
pm, return sun. night; '42 Lincoln: Govt.
employe. Ma. 1858. Can take 8. 15'
DRIVE YOURSELF around town and on
local trips in q sedan or coupe rented ct
1903 Wisconsin ave. NV. WI. S606. B. &C.
RENT-A-CAR INC
Evening star., 1946-11-14
COTORED REST1UR7NT-Truiy 4 5
MISCELLANEOUS ron sALl.

ACCx0S0RIEe for your camera. dA{kroon
or movie outnt: largest selection c& eam-
sras. protectors, eniarger1 electric expo
sure meters, nash guns. carrying cases,
papsrs, chsnisais. photo book and TOD
more ttem1. We buy and trade. 0HxN.
NKR PHOTO Co.. 933 penna. ave. nv.
(opn. Dept. Of Justice) m. s4S4.
AccoHDioNs-Nev. lso-bass Erontslini,
new ScandalN iS0-bass aecordions; Also
4 few pew Italian accordIons. includinE
PAN I AN ,TLl ETIANo CO. l9i6 zth &. a;w.i5
perfect condition: no dealers. Call cH.
ADDING MAcHINKs--New machines Z for i
immed: dsiiysry. See the neE Adometsr.
22I2; 22II22;; ~ q, !, ,ysskdsys st 1909 lzth .t:
AnDNG - IM1ACnnEs sna typsystssss
81. II ~. M Inasirs Is oSzTcS ass1 iskS1isk lis1k
81 81 IS III MD Md 81 3 assi sssf n.s.
cc, Nth 5z-h.p. Westinsholss motoF
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SDlsr So So ui4l 4 ffsoB. MecH cHnsxr : saUn-
Evening star., 1946-11-14
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

lady, no mental casei live in: free to travel;
no lifting, no stairsteps. Phone Woodley
COOK, European, trained. white, wants
position as housekeeper or cook In Alex
andria In exchange for living quarters for
and $3.50 a month. Can prepare bsnauets
sSr 1s .na D.asr
I'm 42s No 'Wsshinsten st.. Alex. va.
GIRL, colored, desires housevork. no cook.
inS hIs, Cal sala,s Franklin 47so after 5 pm,
By the day: exp: S. day and carfsre.
81 & ssss &. sias M 'ss ss 8 .Es.4 :,a to
Sssf: Sa ss0sss a csatns Sshss asss ysrf
81 wishes ssp dsss saads Esfs .Sa
Ss1a;.,s a;s ss;, sD:rsnsssd 3 ssersf ssss, ss
si. days aosi as' aS ia
GIRL selofssi 49, desires laundry work by the
ssh q, iRS5ssss RsSs ssis srs H. s a clerk maid
ssnsTsi f Scassxorf. Hsnf pi. $3.50 sA''.''. 0l
SDssrssgMss sss e. "a H.. 81 part Time. ssD.si.assd.
S @ tss Ss05sS ed. ssys Il hss ES ssosnas os
hour. carfare. DU., 1905, after 9 pm.
no Sundays; 8 to I. LU. e4Ss. ia
TWO GIRLS (colored) wish work Is maids.
5 or 9 days week. MI. 3S2S.
M0UsEKEEPER wants position ip xman
family. good worker. care for sick. Box
HoUsEkEEPER, white, plain cook. neat
Ps fsss ss saS sne5sa Hous
or out Of city. Box Ait, Star. l4
MAID, colored, reliable, wants part.time
morning work for employed family. fR.
%oSAN. Won coiored, to sit with children eve
nings. CO. 114S.
WOMAN, coiored. reliable, wants work in
small adult family: plain cooking, 1ight
laundry; nice room and bath, good wages.
WOMAN, colored, neat. reliable, wants
g:h.w. and cookine. experienced and refer
WOMAN, white, reliable, aged 40, city
ref. will do washing. ironing and cleaning
use Of kitchen. Call Ho. S109 Friday only,
IN. to pm.
Evening star., 1946-11-14
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

OOSsNSSS O66ONl ONlIIkSs
LoUoR- -GR0CERY combinat,oq. $1,000
@ svsii.es s.naine sspassil. ''Rs Sasins:: :s::
!:s slas Win afzfa HsY fSE saH si. srsss1 Sc!
SzS$S asS$ezsssx ezssEasHso ssHFsosz between .. 900 sna
a s.ssts ssst "a :isss: sis: {: SO
I =. Z. q: :; III l:sss; h.. bsai.r; wanted 800
4 ixsGA1A. SO. .soo-country store
equipped With sressriss.. Livins quarters.
m 'sfs g ssnun r.essyy esSsy hc'' 81 das1D a1s
coal and s 81 h..ssls. se.iss s.s:s.r. nsssss msss
sissn sSs ~ :ack :ssck Y oN sspsi dSSs In i::. Dias:.
goaE oN. 70 You HSHSh MSas4SRsNasss ieSs oSsS Il t.
Sns 81 he !ssr g roos as.d ID S
lot S0xl 80. eomplsteiy end expensiysly
fSrn,shed; f,. On New asmpshiIs .svs., IS nsss sS5
soo. .nssI: aIsssd sssSC
down tor properly. farnissrs s@na nd bsssssss. ssg
ae. sstsy & seS5ts seS5sS pss4oR Ss III s..f xfqRs g.
tate and Business Brokers. ist iloor. 1l2o
SifR'Ra SxN w sii Mktf fou. ". .r. epsn l1 Tor
real estate. q. course. there q 40 chsrss
real M estate estate on conditions which meet with
your approval. OSCAR 0EIoxL. pI. o368.
a1. 4res::a Z. er r.: b. 'iss, :
Loceted IN busX .hoppinE eentsf: lAdies
ses Prc.a .nS 1th essas:n' sss% cal a1ss r :s
ftoe alasa aash ES n T. kLI aesk aHS .%ss1eaaSs = eS..
22SSFFfRisssi ss'l iis;A
nea.Sis RSeli ':E s sn Is ~:
s:::ss,S :: ::Ss Sssss s::'
GE06EIY. meats. Wine and beer market;
snsns1 'fsss Sss i hsas sss sassS p G
sinss ssd :lEs,aS iss.s
soiidsS i opportunity. & % Na. Me- sly. No NJ sssnss. s.
sA..s .s0 rent s:ss'
sgTokE, HonE-on aouts, 10 ana o.;
bedrooms. Biz. porch. .aii modern ecnver-
sas:s 6sbock ~ X .sle sAI nl9: 5 ssE sss1z: sys
E6oHiNa R oSHfEsa MOUSE. nv. ..o.,on: so iassoon.
ssS:.a ss.s g. sss e; ;.si.ss g so6. '.s:i
NO. 6S-vALIT SHoP. Pa. sys.. NV. asc-
ton; H. NJ issss; :ssso1Sab's e. rant; n{stE
s.1fs s9oSS 81 = Ssiae sis11Ssosl sel' e0s1.'0r'
b6tldinE section; does $3.50 daily; closes
$50 evenings, closed Sundays and half
day Saturdays: rent $110, k.year Lease;
has beer License; shows excellent PROFITS;
&c. e 5si %ssa.ssa si.sa sias. p
TAvERN-LIoUoH tcoletsd). busy hish-
attractive dxtures, smart front, beautifully
sscorateSi rent petS sy spaTsmsnss o,os over
restaursnt buy in town. NICHOLAS Gas
TON CO., SOL woodward Bids., pI. 77ob-
RADIO AND APrIIANCE sToRE--A won
Ederful location In new shopping center. In
ArlinEton: has record and repair dept;
Tsssoa sa iSr stal ssl1ins e ins'rssted DsEs'
ADyExIIsNa A1r sxzylxs can
:::s: :::ss:ss:. ss,:s &. s:n q ss.s
no: ss.rAno3 and azy-s,s.nins sssrs:
g: y Ssv 10 Sinssf aasossssic sssssins s: ns.
tables, ETC.: established a sa@e spQt 81
yrs.; &.recm ept. Incl. Call ". y. 03oNA
sx. e1s1-07os,
Evening star., 1946-11-14

Bo0KKEEPER-CAsHIER desires permanent
position; 20 years' experience; double en-,
III; All NJ phases sensTal n Sse routine; esps-
cULTuRiSaD ExDY desires Tyoi position ass a sec,
or nursing companion TO person or cple,
going South; excel. driver: refs. BOZ 46I-x
bRkssMAKNG. design. remod.. alters.
tionsi eve: gowns specially; reas. MISE
aSsS Hs,rf :apss As. l. AM aD.gsn: S2ss
S:srs ss,.ss.sFt sssssTis. sSd ssss|ss
embsssiesss.a issaHf uN. HsSn SSSn'a''s Govt seenc'ss
aS 5S5 PshsSssSSsfsDS PsssSsfsD studios. csi MRS. LAlSsf Y
& sSssss ssss: asss assassf ssa siss Biz
any wsass ms pH sso as 0a0'-
GIRLS. o, colored. desire nishtwork. s pm.
N2 e l .sIn" an" elevator. waitress. charwomen
SIsE; eolsssd, .ss, sx,nts Job a. dishwasSsr.
;ss ssh OK selassa ssss desires lob as reception
part-time position mornings until ! pm;
GIRL cSossd wishes Is sos as M elevator
fSSS! fxESko sIsnss NJ lSS5 sse.,,s No .nov,.j1s :,
English, desires position Q to 6, as teacher.
companion or soverness. Box 216-V' Star.
trained; EDS, s-hr. duty. pI. s12b. Ext. 671.
ssa3 ss9s. e 70 'iEEs,s
PRACTICAL NURSE, with hospital experi-
Gsneei en- ss assires position: doctors reference.
PRACTfCAL NURSE, colored. wants work
Il m g. H sSryaeSssns scent. q r eidsEl 6ad
PRACTICAL NURSE, graduate. colored. de-
s,rss c work; work; Sda Ssdharonic cases or maternity.
RECEPTIoNIST, sound Judgment in deal
5sS1n1slWlty st experienced: best references, Boz
sEAMTREss, white. out by the day; suits,
coats, drapes, alterations. Atlantic 1886.
TRANsLATIONs from seven Languages or
pther part-time work desired BY young
lady employed in embassy. Box 193-v
TYPNG Of all kinds done at home. Fast,
ssss:!sass sss sa ssssssna.o'' nts.u'
panion TO elderly man or woman of re-
nnemsnt; nursing experience. Write BOX
lAS, Hederickshurg, We; 14s
to-. ton 70 Il hotei; S room furnished. Call Ma
i Will xbbKEss BIZ HAND your en-
velopes at home; no order too small or
large. After pm, LU. 4910.
Evening star., 1946-11-14

0k0CERY sT0k3. $3.50 xEIy. Susinsss.
stock Of merehandise: Living quarters IN
bds u sss. s1oo doSs aS rss sperou 5000 ~ty
Tor store and living quarters, SM Yrs. to
Uphotstsry, business. well ,.stsslishsd.
Mita stn sxPes,s1ssS smployss: : trucks. large
store: doins' i's susransssd wssk,y hs: SSsinss:
q o',, sa,soQ; .; can be purchased for S1s.So0.
ssas ss:.a. s:ns 4 :, RE-
. 20 o.Ssr stoIss available with sales rang
i1F frSp oe9H g Hw1 e stS9o RE- VI H. RRAb- n1sb
ssIa. ssR s1sI 41 aS5o S Os7i Evss.. can M Hps-
ANTHONY AND CHAFN OKFERN0S--
Restaurant-ltQuor, doing more than $3.50
daily bus; lease and good profits; price,
Rsstsurant and liquor. doing about 5000
lease. very cheap rent; apts. above,
aSss Das M rsns' coor.d trade.
ness; price. $4,000. ~~so - '1''
]. Rsstsurant;6ssr. "cciored trade: lease;
aafss asSsss o go. 40 scun. e Gso sna S a.
catessen doipE 500 daily business; owner
claims that good money could 30 made;
about S.year lease; price, $e, 600, tefras.
ATTIH9Sf AT 79sf AND cHArM' 1s7 ? g, p
COLORED RESTAURANT-Truiy { bea6ive
Of activity; . wise operator can make III
fortune here; priced TO sell. SAN CHANT-
ssSsy e-room rOT Sli:k a's f s5sE t
n . 4 u
Evening star., 1946-11-14
SITUATIONS MEN (cort. !, .

WANTED-Touek, bacF-brcaFinT. brain.
fogging JOB. with b-10-yr. goal worth the
sweat creative orsanisatioaai and admin
istrative talent capable Of rapidly assimi-
Of hard physical labor. willing to tive io.iS
hours day to right employer for Chance 10
make decent future for family. Former ex-
experience; TOP Grade Of seryics % ShHSs: Schoois:
college business adm; willing 10 start any
level Phone EN- 1901. iSs
trained, veteran, married, 33, Year,
sales and service experience; year service
aept: msneger. ONCE and equipment COM
man Army; exp. all typewriters. adding
mstscnines' st. caiculators, etc. Box 163.T