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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-04-19

Washington, d. c., Apr. INN
PAD - Appointment of Elmer w.
Henderson of Chicago as executive
secretary of the National Council
for a Permanent Fair Employ
ment Practice Committee was an
nounced today by the Rev. Allan
Knight Chalmers and A. Phillip
Randolph, co-chairmen of the
Council.
Henderson will succeed Mrs.
Anna Arnold Hedgeman, who re-
signed July 81. Since then, Milo
Manly, of Philadelphia, field
representative of the Council has
been in charge of the offices here.
Mrs. Hedgeman's resignation
was attributed to financial diff
culties and internal dissention.
At the time of her resignation,
Mr.. Randolph and DR.. Randolph
and DR.. Chalmers announced that
they planned to expand and re-
vitalize the program of the Coun-
Gil.
AS a part of the reorganization,
Roy w. wilkins, assistant secre-
tary of the National Association
for the Advancement of Colored
People, has been made chairman
of the Councils administrative
committee.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-04-19

In a joint announcement, Mr..
Randolph and DR.. Chalmers said
that 'By background, training and
experience, Mr.. Henderson is well
fitted for the vitality important job
of directing the mobilization of the
strong and burning desire which
exists among minority groups and
all Americans of good conscience
and good will for enactmene of the
new FEPC bill at the very earliest
possible date"
Mr.. Henderson served here as
assistant director of field opera
tons of the Presidents Commit
tee on Fair Employment Practice
and later became regional direc-
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-04-19

LEAVES FOR BERMUDA BASE COMMANDMENT York,
N. Y. )GoboD = Copton Hubert H. Byron, native of
Bermuda, B. W. l., who recently left Tuskegee where he
week in New York City as the guest of Miss Mote jean
Johnson of 462 Convent Ave-, departed for Bermuda
where he will be ottoched to the Bermuda Base Command
of the u S. Army.
Coptoin Byron, noturozed citizen of the u S. entered
the IT, S. Army four years ago the Reserve list In June
1914 he coed to active duty in the Dental Corp and
sent to Fort Benning, Ga.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-04-19
Lesson for April 20

Lesson subjects and Scripture texts Sc.
tected and copyrighted by Internatonal
Council OF Religious Education; USED oy
permission.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-04-19

On giant airliners the weight OF
he air used to initiate the tires ia
an appreciable item. II has been dis
covered that lightweight helium
gas can be substituted for the air.
About 20 pounds Of helium win do
the job that formerly took $50
pounds of air. Thus the payload at
tho plane Is increased.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-04-19
Bishop Greene
Appeal Under
Amusement

Philadelphia, Apr. - tNNPA
- The appeal of Bishop Sherman
L. Greene from temporary in
junction restraining him from
presiding over the First District of
the African Methodist Episcopal
Church was taken under advise
ment last Monday by the Third
United States Circuit Court of APP
peals.
The injunction was issued Mar.
II by Judge George A. welsh in
the United States Court for the
eastern district of Pennsylvania
here on the position of Bishop
David H. Sims, who was unfrock-
ed by a session of the A. M. E.
Church General Conference held in
Little Rock, Arkansas, last No
vember. Bishop Greene was as
signed by the conference to take
over Bishop Sims duties.
The court order enjoins Bishop
Greene exercising or attempting
to exercise the authority of the
presiding bishop of the First Dis
trict of the A. M. E. Church pend
ing final disposition of the litiga-
ton unless it is sooner revoked by
the court.
Bishop Sims contends that the
evtra session of the General Con-
ference acted illegally in unfrock-
ing him.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-04-19
THE KINGDOM STRENGTHENED
AND ENLARGED

LESSON TFXT-u Samuel 5:6-10. 17-25;
MEMORY SELECTI0N-David waxed
greater and greater; for the Lord. the
God of hosts. was with him.--H Samuel
$50.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-04-19
Mother and Baby
Die from Burns

Huntsville, Ala. Especially -
Mary Fullenwilder, % year old
Negro farm woman and her IS
month old child were burned to
death in their home in Triana
Precinct Friday night by a fire
that started in the kitchen when
the woman poured kerosene in
the stove to start fire.
The woman's husband escaped
the flames and reported the acct
dent to Sheriff Claude Harwell in
Huntsville.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-04-19
SUB COMMITTEE GETS ANTI
POLL TAX BILL

WASHINGTON, D. G. (NNPA)
The Senate Committee on Rules
and Administration last Wednes-
day referred the anti-poll tax bill
to a sub committee for study.
Members of the sub committee are
Senators Bourke B. Hickenlooper,
of Iowa, and John w. Bricker,
of Ohio, Republicans, and Fran
els J. Myers, of Pennsylvania,
Democrat.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-04-19
Lady coI1lits
Suicide

Mrs. Samuel Doe, becoming dis
gusted with her old worn out
clothes, recently killed herself.
Don't let this happen to you-come
to the ALLEN AND SMITH DRY
GOODS STORE where you can buy
clothes and shoes for ladies, men
and children.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-04-19

Rubbing a mosquito bite vita
moist soap relieves the itching, ae-
cording to the u. S. department OF
agriculture. Soap also helps TO pre-
vent ivy poisoning. Wash the ex-
posed area thoroughly with soap and
water, so that the irritating oil
from the leaves win be flushed from
the skin.
Evening star., 1947-02-16
PERSONAL.

GIRLS WHO SING opportunity 70 study
Ss iasa!s ssTee5 S1oo r'a''' concert 0''!'
ss.r sse 9p.aes 9r sea sessfd s Adams s
ff IFS IoVE"IkE the way your garments
saso sxaU1srE cIEAnE aaE s7oo esorss
Va vsclST-saie. as s1a7 ssrm room and sunny. IN
FOR SALE, 8 coats. black, tweed and blue.
.si1eo Sic *: excel, ses eond., reasonable. Do.
BABIES GIVEN EXCELLENT CARE in
home Of graduate nurse-mother. Silver
MATURE MUSICIAN will store piano in
tuned ana il sood condition. 81. s065:
cURIAIINs GU IIs., washed sssE snd stretched: pickup
saf sHbfo feTsS ESerkEEGk oI ,horoushly expert,
radio repairs and sales business, I have
experience, equipment and parts. 7caIl
FRS xCTUAL-Your old garments are re-
1ndss hs 'ss :. h9nd1s & ne
ATgESToN Fl ST1o MoTaEkeuitured r.ssTa
smployef lady M win consider staYins eve.
room IS needed. Wo. 55sS, BOZ s2o.E
ctAT.
VACANCY, rest home: large, airy. semi
private room for rlan; excellent mealS;
siz 'sEyss sssE 8 sH e. 4qs ssdroey an,
kind of nursing; 9 to 5, Monday throusA
Friday: special training in pediatr1es and
psychiatry. GE 2s49.
ELDERLY WOMAN wishes position as COM
panlon, practical nursing experiences: small
salary. ia. 1865.
VACANCIES in rest home; private and
semiprivste; honsliks SURROUNDINGS; tray
FABRICS for slip covers and draperiss;
colors, striped and prints; bring your
color problems to US and we VIII give them
individual attention. Nj. 1092.
YOUNG MOTHER win give day care TO girl
aged 3 70 s.; will return TO home syeninsA
FADED GARMENTS. drapes. slip covers.
inx f st At TExoUisrTE CLEANERS S7Oo Geor-
gia ave. NV. GE. 9777.
PRACTICAL NURSE wanted, for infant
expected about May 3lst; also care for
mother and girl Of 4. Call today or during
SiugRsERY NJ GoSERNEss will devote day
care TO child; select NV. home; hnest diet.
l ICoaf5nusA ea Next PN&a,J
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HELP noMEsrIe tcent.l.

LADY. sxperienesd, White of colorsdi to to
pIssisse GOOD home and salary. BOX
MAID fer shx experienced in c, child I.f.r care
ences; $50 wkly.- IA. 1477. -17
MAID 70 care for 1hs;yr.-old child, %
erances sas ana heats f0es esrds a
epen; open. sS9d N sas opportunity for right party
hahe MxIp. i fond d'ea9 of children: sh.w.: Bendix
home. Suburbs Of New York City; good
sssry gorsr give ass rsfs snd
nas SO per WEEK. Rses sa 4ss4 ass
%xfp tsr shs and help vi With Children
MAID, white. live in; s.h.w:. cooking and
ssas's sss s;s $ii1 s. T. 's5 Sss's
MAID, e.h:w.. assist. with child; live in:
eep Hses 2ea bass
MAID. experienced. sh.v. and cooking;
hours, Il, noon throush dinner; mus must
permanent position; good salary. Phone
sSrHHf;s 3 ssu HEIrEn: ss. young woman: heSrs
stairs elsanins aHr i've esRes ' help en-
gTKsEMxp gSSsd SsS vssk He IN EN- ss 2s Excellent s ee.
Tsis. required. 1851 Brsndswine St. nv.
PA PRAcTfoAL sfty NURSE. permanent position.
@ Soaseworf. OK 9th Other p'a' help. $50 Week. EN-.
RELIABLE WOMAN, over s5 to cars for
must be ss seod
cook good ,a health losai references; to live
WOMAN, white. settled, to look after
WoSssRde1y Hss ssId S dodps Il ss7e wants .ssted s
white woman, who will appreciate a. good
laundress: room and pvt. bath on 1st a.:
on 9sfhRs as rsseHss s9a %snfs sausd f.
WOMAN. W middle aged, general housework,
81. 1890. can after 10 am.
aged woman, who has income of own, for
sh ss assf in sa s@ sn's Box s:is
WOMAN. white, g.h.w.-oood laundress,
morning work, days week, soc an hour,
WOMAN. white or or colored,. settled willing
to help in anyway in family 9f two ADULTS
sd bams small GtS Sh sa sa
right party to live in Reading, Pa; must
have reference. Box 81. Rockville, Nd, or
sfsns sEas fSfks5l,s BGFosr 77Si 9fiRo1E1 or half
sss aark: i'sss refs; no COOKING. s Ho sssi: Ae,
NEAT T, reliable girl or woman AM, Tuesdays LEI day
some SOM houseWork: m RET references. FENCES Taylor s7S7.
PRACTICAL NURSE, housekeeper; sleep
in: assist with infant; run household in.
f1sdnE fRef Gsas os WI for o1ss seners
housework and cookins; must like chill
dren. Glebe 1854. II
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COOK. girl, colorsd: thoToughly ,,.s,nI.sd I.s
Sss paRwoRkFa sy FL ce5r.d a sa4s desire, to york
day dS throueh THURSDAY. So S. and i earfsre
DAY WORK, Monday. wedn.saay; $50
GIRL. colored. wishes 5-day job. Phon.
LU. $500. can all day Saturday, and
GIRL, colored desires part-time morning
work. Call Sunday, between 10 and. B.
Girl so'orsa xants YORK Of any n2 kind;
Gn fan 475a e. waitress and fountain y1s Terk'
Girl: eolorsd, .sss xsnts days work; S. .nt
Girl, coiored, desires Job by day; exp
laundress or take in laundry at home. Ii
GIRL: colored. wants part.time work: s
morniass; No 5a4s es'srinced good city references
M GSRL: solored, desires part-tims work
GIRL. eoiored. neat. reliable: wishes job as
waitress, .h.v., days work or hotel work
GIRL. colored wants days work. 4 dss
9 week; exp. ME. 07sa.
ssaias ss1sy;3ns s; = ;iiad Sss so:s maker
work References. RE o111
GIRL. colored. wants job sewing In shou
or or clerical Isia work Call MISS HAWKINS
GIRL. colored. desires days work Monday
and Thursday. Call Ho. 4914 between 10
GIRL. desires s.hw part or full time,
GIRL. colored, neat. reliable. exceptionally
sSSf serR. "2sa e ouney 81. 1'e' NV. wants oa'
Mon, wed. s0',p or Fri Iu. 500. cali to
GIRL: m so1orsd. wants s.h.w. s's-day week.
GIRL; eoiored; wants day york; res.Esnsss;
sabl between 8 and 5.
GIRL, colored, wishes days work. Ho.
sss sIEs vsE seFsf s. meat Eas Pd Nj % ssss ss
GIRL. eolored. wants day work Monday
GIRL selored. E.h.w and laundry. PHONE
siRL. IL soiO5sd; @ so S,nt. ,zss sork b, til. day or
GIRLS t2), eoiored. want work; general
seS5psA ssse1 Ap sl's sss s,t would like work after
'fi CT fail-sime. s. Ex. iso4. :
a SIS fsiGIss ans fsrs xan's Monday throash sr
GIRL. eoiored. desires regular or days
Ea' E9rk; seS1 SssfsF regular work. no SUNDAYS,
children, 5-day week LU. s14O.
GIRL, colored, wants days work. Monday,
Wednesday and Thursday. Call between
h and A. ME. 1892.
GIRL, eoiored. desires work as baby sitter.
cleaning apt. for Govt. ladies or part-tine
work in the morning; no cooking or laun-
dry; best references. Call TR. 2073 After
IL am.
GIRL. coiored wishes seneral house work,
szger sns call NSpdsys NMa ays7 between IL noon
GIRL, coiored wants part-tims work from
9 to 8 Or days work days week. Call
AT. 1852.
GIRL, colored, wants days work, general
housecleaning or laundry: 50 per day plus
carfare. Phone AT. 6611.
GIRL, reliable wants general house work,
cook through dinner. City references. DU.
S424; call 1890 through 8.
GIRL. colored. desires maid work and care
of children. DU. 1913.
GIRL, colored. neat, refined. wishes part
time work mornings or afternoons. MI
1864.
GIRL. colored. wishes three hours work
cleaning. Monday and Wednesday morning;
81 80 for each morning. DU. 1909.
GIRL. colored. wishes S.h.w. i've morn
ings week or days WORK Mon. We'd, Fri.
city references. FR. 2150. 16s
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL. colored, wishes vori
after school TR. 1904.
HoUsEKEEPER-Aea capable, refined woman
Of go, would like position as house
keeper, to one or two adults. where duttsi
are light; exceilens cock. Phone Pr. $3.50
Evening star., 1947-02-16
SITUATIONS DoMEsrIc Cont,

MOUSEKEEPER-Reliab competent able
take fun eharse' prefer two adults, Boz
LA1NDRESs, colored wishes 9 days laun-
dry work; ironing preferred. Phone DI.
IxyNpEEss, experienced. ,, Sanss ladies.
nSsiHS nSSNpkEss fGns fs ens DO your
Ma MAID. neoS eoiored re- wants Tork S eooki4s, 70
8 pm. or cleaning apis. morninsE 5000
MAN. eolored, wants Job cleaning by the
MOTHER with lovely 4-year-old daughter
sgs' tsry. houseEeepes HSs Eoverness; M SIS fond ef
.ssy ssssr sm.ala;., ssn aGsl s stsas. for ehlons
snnvsslesssssonat, s ssoa, invalid and maternity cases.
WOMAN. eoiored' wants work; s-s or 3
days laundry work, Monday and Thursday.
WOMAN. colored, experienced cleaner.
Soc Sr, Phone ME. 1851 ~ ~ : ''
days work: Al City references. De a6ti
ana wed; honest and reliable: have nns
wsSoxAE. esiored. wishes days work. NO.
sSs q sShss.s wee; .::i e:n aS ;
WOMAN. Won e eolo2.d,D 81 neat wishes p.rt-sims
DAYS work washing and ironing. NE. $3.50.
sss5.ms5 81 iss Msaday and Friday: local
WOMAN; .I';,, solOIsd wants Shy, leyss chill
yn to stay S,n, IT. aes sors
DO u at home G References ss a No s1ss 'rn nIS tS
WOMAN. colored. Wants G days s SS Work or T
weeks york; good city references. Call
WonMAS' ooIS,ed, days or part-tine work.
WOMAN, experienced, eolored, desires Job
good refs; ne. or nearby Sc. Cali IA.
9239; JEAN COLLINS, Q am. till . pm.
seS MSaAs A. ns vents 8 nlshs aass Egrk' Write saaS
WOMAN, co4ored, wishes work cooking or
boss rso win wssk wsrk s9as sissr schoo
WOMAN. colored. with f,rst-class personal
cleaning; also, eolored girl wants afternoon
T9rk as s0n mothers helper or cleaning otncss.
WOMAN. eolored, wants : mornings. week,
m I'll pm. Re. ssos4, ra 'ADnaeas'
%9Mss asSr'd G.. E'ets eo ssy s work. has
m1mhs mSsnas: eGSrsd ps H sa9t. Par'ms work for
n,ea sect. Mon, Tues; or Wed IL a7ss.
WOMAN eoIorsd wishes she daywork or clean
| Aas apt. IlsSIlCb 6OSH.
WOMAN. experienced, wants days work.
GaH after 10 am. Monday: DE. 5544
WOMAN. colored. wants days work; Al
| Iaundress: will do general cleaning. Cali
sunday 10 until 4. Phone ME 1905.
WOMAN, colored wants day work, SIS and
earfare; Mon, Tues, Wed, Fri. sat. Call
WOMAN, colored, wants Housekeeping
work: full or part time. Elk 2162
WOMAN. young colored, wants ghw: good
COOK; lst-class laundress years on last
Job: no nights; considerate treatment;
contact through mail. MRS. L. CARTER
6222 BANKS pl ne.
COIORED ,GIRI. wants part-tims work
COLORED WOMAN. reliable, wants psrt-
time work mornings. Call after 1880
WIDOW, with young child desires share
widow with child Box i37-L, Star. 1Ss
YOUNG ,I;.. LADY with nursing experience de:
employed emp parents; Columbia, Heights sec
REFINED, colored, wants Job OF cleaning
apartments or busins dishes. LU. 1867.
REFINED WOMAN, colored. desires part
time work. mornings. co. 6245, after 4:
SUNDAYS, after 2 o'clock l6s
CARE for children, 1 mo. to 4 yrs.: white.
REFiNkD 1%SiiDow, IS. with daughter r
IN school, wants housekeeping. motherless
! nome or employed coupleq small salary de-
slrable home. TR, 0236.
Evening star., 1947-02-16
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

TEACHERS Misunderstanding and
assSesay 4SS $500 BaIfsRS sSffs sRs
TEACHERS psi.is AGENCY. 516 N. Charles St,
s2FETS satSEaS''i ENGINEER, Ma $500 tmo; natl.
organ, oper Industrial plants various parts part;
Pau & Bo9 eS7f t. isgs isgBsrY's NS StqEs sss MI
secticides to stores; hotels, etc; real fu-
fure; exper; nee; drawing acct. and com.
ass Gns.a and 6 S Ssef af.a sc1us and ss
..aiysl; .siss; exp REQUIRED, Home Improvement
s@EEb @ i HELrs h1Fs Phone me rs. SSss ss7s for re-
ass fmEoYnrF smai5Ee ts r. SaIse
LIBRARIAN. S3,337 (malel; degree in
librarian work. knowledge OF foreign Ian
hsr.san szs5 sopss passFis iss sss M
saieisst in deoiseto~n s"S so9Ds. %sss isss F. ?.
ENGINEER, cleo, $4,000 tmo; expr. radio
aIS ana eiectronic research: BIS. degree nee:
Gtasr fasa simslsr N Spentns Mr.. Paul at BoYDs
sen sienal ar and retail, auto nee. bonus, exp,
auto aes cesntns nn n n under 40
sale salesman. home improvements. drawing
se Acct. and commission; on bakery salesman.
Awsya sls9 nee soos 70 5000 Many others daily
rssistrstion Mr.. Byrd at PERsoNNEsII
SERx5fE NSksf1aaTolh lR6l ss566 st Rw n I,t
college man. degree nee, exper. 8 yrs. and
: s;aES 3Rs S;';sf 1s;Ssa.
PIX typist, S35 wk. up. Can use so ap-
plicants daily for top salaried openings.
See Miss Knisht or Miss Reed at PEk-
3 SNNNEL SERVICE 1911 G NV, MA.
ASSOC. SEC, 5000 %. excellent future.
Dsen sa sts1os snsss S s. VI.
spssrs Ra5san' nssd ssinss as.e F 't55RIsHs 5Is.ss
loo new applicants daily for interesting
openings; See Miss Lee. BoYD's. 1888
type Neat ypst si claim elers hSei 5dsy d. % W
Sl75: comptometer operator, start $3.50:
sea Nes S assss Is mach es.ssr siSG ys .a.
tube cashiering. $40. Hundreds OF other
interesting openings: free registration:
sS Miss ass'd E1ans annu' BoYDs 1883
CHEMIST, male. under 35: degree; expef.
and inexper.. for lab. work: lse. .organiza-
prox. 100 miles from D. C. Start approx.
Credit analyst. male, under s5: exper.
analysis work; individual and corporate
with financial institution. Start approx.
S3,sUO.
Editor, male, $685. company mag;
experienced layout. photography, journal
ism. etc, Ige. organization. Salary range,
S3,600-4 800.
Engineer. safety. male, e5-35: exper.
administration OF safety standards and
programs; lge. ORGANIZATIONS branches in
States operating over 700 trucks start,
approx $4,000. WALTER H. KESSLER
PERSONNEL, SERVICES, 612 Washington
Bids. DI. 1920. DI. 4442.
CLERK. fem. under 30i exper. figures;
5-day week; $50 mo.
Clerk-typist, fem: 5-day week. Salary
range approx. S140-160.
-. Stenographer fem, eXper.. 5-day wk.
liberal vac, etc. Start approx. 5000 per
mo, Possibilities advancement to S235.
WALTER H. KESSLER PERSONNEL SERV-
ICES: 612 WASHINGTON Bldg, DI. 1920.
Evening star., 1947-02-16
SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN

REFINED CHRISTIAN middle-aged couple
would like TO contact some one who wants
a manager for small rooming house.
JRs
Evening star., 1947-02-16

SECRETARY. under 80, proficient in short;
hand, for interesting work with national
research organization. Call for interview,
SfCRETARY. experienced, for Arlington
once: 5-day week. Telephone OK. SOLO
sfEscRETAR1 SECRET W for interesting position with
and accurate: pleasant stan and executive;
ssIs5y Bsz 455.J;; Star; t:;,n.rt.,c.a m1s ~ s,.-
tation and tipping: knowledge Of general
ONCE work will help; good salary: Plsasanat
ssEEpqpaadss Taesdsy toa Gan Ma
SECRETARY for rast growing real estate
organization in nearby Arlington. Must
be thoroughly experienced in general Oh,
ace wprk If mees1s sasry puss
surate with experience and capabilities;
age preferred. 80 to As; For interview
s sp5 ss: ~orf near G coese Park
shorthsnd sfsT4 nd0 and nd typins. % Box Star
ehanes sor
ment; college graduate preferred. send
description of experience. Box 3sl-''
Star. -
really fne position. to take charge OF small
pleasant once: must be able to transcripe
20 words or ,Iss RssteF so per MIN Apply only
sEcRhTaRY 81 M susee to local oe branch m msnsser 9,
national ORGANIZATION, must be experieneed;
$40. Phone Me. 1449. ask for Mr.. SuLz-
BACH. III
SECRETARY, 4o-hr week, pleasant work
ing conditions; permanent employment II
satisfactory; 2 weeks vaeantion with nay.
Apply in person at 2040 v. Va. ave. ne
or for appoint. call AT. 934s. -l6
girl in the Southeast location who can
type and answer phone calls in small Of
fce2 Salary depending on aualihcations.
-16
sECRETARY-RECEPT typing and
shorthand experience; new exporting cor
poration. Phone SH. 1854.
ARY-STENOGRAPHEH wanted i'm
mediately by SOCIAL SERVICE LEAGUE.
Phone Rockville 1855 between o and 4:3o
Evening star., 1947-02-16

(contfnusa en Nsxs PAss.l
Evening star., 1947-02-16

General ss ssa seGa snS sas2is
ins person. Apply personnel office, HOTEL
fYfIsTNYouns Snn Ana siri wi WITH high school
while tabpiatins experience is not IS;
neatly neatly when % copyins from from copy Containing
numbers is an absolute requirement. II
ate the tabulatinE machine. though we
tabuiatinr tspins experience: 5.day. 4o-hr.
with periodic INCREASES p thePeafser % + 4 work
Is satisfactory; position is permanent M
% Wse So Sau Fyng from ana 9 s
graduation and outline experience in typ.
Ps TsS hsEs his ss1 1S,E cpEEAToR ssss
asiiyneee esiis Can IA. 4fsC. ask for employ:
TYPisT. TYP must be experienced; permanent
RSss1n %ooP 81 nsss G Co. .'e5 aes APRg
sehpo sradaste State eaaiiss 81 and AND
age. S14o per month. Box 45o-J. Star
ppI IN pefson faa
TEssEN; 1101 Bladensburs rd- ne. Closed
WAfTkEss to work in pleasant surround.
at 1874 NJ st. NV.
WAILREssEss s e R Apply sssEssn s4ss z pTsn sna
MONDAY MI. hlCI&TQSy . olEWAFt4 . Ek1aks-
MACY ] 600 You St NV.
PICkWICK GRILL, 1922 Georgia ave.
WAITRESS, experienced. wanted at
OYSTER BAY RESTAURANT, 904 9th ST.
NV.
WOMEN t2> for surrey work. with ma
tionaly known company. Must like. te
meet people; Apply $40 An. Monday
WOMAN, reliable. white. fond of chill
dren, live in. references. take care of
children before school and after. upstairs
Chase, Nd, nf. busiine. WI. 49s3. is
WOMAN TO supervise food preparation for
70 people in an institutional home. EN-.
$500. III
WOMAN for salad and cheese counter.
morning part-time work. Apply CAPrTOI
SALAD Co, No. 16 Arcade Market 14th
and Park I'd. -l5
Evening star., 1947-02-16

CLERK, fem. under 30; exper. fgures;
5-day week: so mo.
C1erk-typist, fem: 5-day week. Salary
range approx. Sl40-160.
Stenograpker, fem, eXper.. S-day wk.
liberal vac, etc. Start approx. $500 per
mo. Possibilities Advancement to S235.
WALTER H. KESSLER PERSONNEL SERV-
ICES: a12 Washington Bldg, d. 1920
Evening star., 1947-02-16

obery; expert
f0-hour week;
IS and many
ly employment
| 81 BRO, 7th,
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preferably with p
S226 mo. Box 4
STENOGRAPHER
with investment
surroundings and
Apply in person.
Evening star., 1947-10-01
Archbishop Of York
Lays World Split 10
Policy Of Vatican
By the Associoied Pres,

NATION, England, Oct. 1.-Dr.
Cyril Foster Garbett, Archbishop of
York, charged today that the Vati-
can was partly responsible for the
division of the world into two camps
and declared the division was
fraught with the danger of new
world war.
This separation of Europe into
two strongly contrasted camps is
encouraged by the Vatican policy
which treats Russia as the chief
enemy of Christian civilization and,
wherever it has the influence, sup
ports the opposition to both COM
munism and social democracy" the
Church of England prelate said in
charge to his diocese.
"The Catholic parties on the con-
tinent are at present progressive in
their programs, but they are also
the only rallying ground for the re-
dictionaries, and in the course of
time there is danger that once again
on the continent Catholicism will
be identified with reaction" he said.
If this becomes the case, again
Gambetta's cry will be heard,
'Clericalism is the enemy and in
its hour of victory in every country,
the left will treat the church and
possibly Christianity as its political
foe"
= Geon Gambetta, French Re
publican statesman, denounced
clericalism as the enemy of the