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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-04-09
Saints Industrial
School Raise
S734.43 In
Baby Contest
BUtLDiNGt AND iMPRIVE-
MENTS PLANNED

Lexington, Miss, April A -
Especially - Saints Industrial
School P.TA. conducted a sue
cessful baby contest Thursday
evening March Oath, in Faith
Hall Auditorium at 8 pm.
The following are the names
of the babies and their sponsors
Doris Horton - Mrs. Mae Kath-
crime Mason.
B. H. Cooper - Mrs. Marguerite
c. Walton.
Arnett Lewis - Mrs. Maggie
Rodgers.
Lillian Johnson = Mrs A. P.
Johnson. HklFeI'
Macarthur Fisher - Mrs. Grant
Fisher.
Coleman Patton, Jr. Mrs. vi
dalia Patton.
Elizabeth Cummings - Mrs. Alma
Williams.
Edith Dolores Smith = Mrs
Mann Smith.
Alfredo Thurmond - Mrs. Mary
Thurmond.
Civia Marie Carr - Mrs. Ina
Jenkins.
The winning baby was little
Cilcia Marie Carr of Chicago,
Illinois, who was sponsored by
her grandmother, Mrs. Ina Jen-
kins, well known citizen of Le-
banon, Mississippi. Mrs. Jenkins
reported hundred seventy
four dollars and thirty cents
($174.3O) for little Civia Marie.
The baby that placed second
was little Alfredo Thurmond of
Jackson, Mississippi, sponsored
by her aunt, Mrs. Mary Thur
mond of Lexington, Mississippi.
Mrs. Thurmond reported one hun
dred thirty-five dollars and fifty
six cents. ($135.56) for little AL
freda.
The winning baby received a
cash prize 0 fifty $500 dollars,
the baby that placed second re-
celved a cash prize of twenty
five ($25) dollars.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-04-09

will be to get more Negroes foI
statewide balloting.
All qualified Negro voters in
the state were invited to the
meeting Sunday.
Twelve hundred Negroes are
registered in Mobile alone SINGS
the three-judge federal court
ruled out January the Bose
well Amendment, which required
respective voters to be able to
read and explain the state consti-
tuition
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-04-09
Third Annual YMcA Membership
Campaign Now Underway
Victor H. Jones, Security Life In
surance Co. Official Heads Drive
Set Coal 1900 Members $500 Cash

Third Annual Membership Cam
paign of the Parish Street Branch
YMCA was well underway early
this week. The campaign from
April to Is has at its goal 1900
members and $500 in cash.
The general chairman of the
campaign is Victor H. Jones, Au-
ditor of the Security Life In
surance Company
In speaking of the campaign,
Mr.. Jones says:
Your annual contributions to
the YMCA in the past have helped
us to extend the work and influ-
ence of the Association.
Several organized groups, at
tracing all age levels, are at
work in the "Y'' and the Greater
Jackson community, with business
meetings, discussion groups adm
outside speakers.
In all probability you nave par
ticipated in some of these groups.
in the capacity of members, guest
or spectator. However if you
have not availed yourself of this
opportunity, please believe that
just one visit to one of these
groups will convince you of the
excellent use to which your "Y''
dollar has been put. 1t also would
make you feel like helping this
good work to continue.
This year "Y' Budget has been
increased by more than $500
which fact naturally increase the
responsibility of those of us who
are interested in the Association.
However we believe that you will
again rise to the occasion as you
have always done in the past.
We are gratful for your contin-
ued support, confidence and trust.
Prof. l. S. Sanders, Principal
of Lanier High School, Associate
General Chairman added his en-
dorsement to the statement by
Mr.. Jones.
Membership rates: Century Club
$4,000, Sustaining membership,
1900, supporting, $1O.OO-24.OO, pa
sic - $500, young men - $3.50
boys Q2-1D $1OO.
The campaign is under the d..
rection of David w. Howell of
the National Headquarters. The
campaign organization is divided
into two divisions with the fol-
lowing officers: Division A G T
Evant and t. C. Elmore, mana
gers. Perry Sanders, Mr. ]. Lyells,
Mamie Lewis, G. A. Hall, Oscar
White, H. w. Stevens, captains.
Edwin Mullin, Boys Division,
Division "B" L. ]. Marshall.
Spurgeon Campbell, manger; Cur
tbs Minis, Dampier Thornton,
Charlie Crudup, w. H. Turner,
Ernest Day, /. f. Gross, Cap
tains: John A. Peoples. Jr.,
Cleotha Moore, Boys Division.
Publicity committee Percy
Greene. James Rudles, W. j.
Miller and C. M. Lewis.
Church cooperation: Rev. A. B.
Keeling, Rev. j. d. Wheaton.
Continued Page 81
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-04-09

ing in Greenville Thursday, said
he will reserve his final decision
until the end of the ten-day per-
iod allowed attorney to file
briefs. But he said:
I am inclined to sustain the
Demurrer interposed by Pickens
County"
P1ckens and Greenville Coun-
ties each contend the murder of
Earle took place in the others
jurisdiction. Earle's mother had
sued both counties for damages.
The Earle case received wide
attention when 81 white mel
were brought to trial for hi
lynching. All were freed.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-04-09
S. c. Judge Says
He'll Hold County
For EarIe's Death

Greenville, S. c. April =
Judge Joseph R. Moss indicat-
ed here last Thursday that he
will hold Greenville County re-
sponsible for the alleged lynch
ing of Willie Earle in 1s47.
Judge Moss, concluding hear
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-04-09
First Degree
Murder Charges
Change To Assault
And Battery
TWO FINED $500 FOR DEATH
OF NEGRO MAN ..-. -.

Fort Smith, Ark, March %. -
A first degree murder charge
against two white men who beat
sharecropper to death, was
changed to assault and battery.
and the pair fined 5000 each by
jury here last Thursday.
The defendants, Robert Odom
and Edward Flemons, administer
ed a fatal beating to Will Ken
drick February 5, while they were
army recruits at Camp Chaffee.
Flemons testified that Odom
grappled with Kendrick after he
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-04-09
Alabama Negroes
Map Statewide
Vote Program

Mobile, Ala. j. Thomas,
president of the Negro voters and
Veterans Association of Ala
bama, said tonight that move
would be launched Sunday to
increase the registration of Ne
grOes in the state.
According to Thomas, the drive
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-04-09
kfro-American
Sons And Daugh-
tiers Celebrate
Hospital 10th
Anniversary
WALTER I'll. WILLIAMS
PRINCIPAL SPEAKER

Yazoo City, April The
Afro-American Sons and Daugh-
tiers, one of the leading Frater-
nal organizations of the state
and nation celebrated the goth
anniversary of the Building Of
it's hospital here Sunday. The
program was held in the new
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-04-09

@ood average production pr hen
b . small home flock which Il given
adequate feed and care II shout LOO
eggs q year. The average In farm
docks is considerably >wer about
100 eggs q year - BIZ It could Be
raised by better feeding end man
agement. An excellent producer
u 4 hen that lays from 1870 TO 2f
eggs year.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-04-09

had bumped into them and "said
something that made me mad
Kendrick died about two weeks
later as result of the beating
they gave him. Flemons is from
Vance, Mississippi and Odom from
Starkville.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-04-09

100000.
DIR. L. r. Miller and DR.. r. E.
Fullilove two of the nations out.
standing physician and surgeons
and corps of efficients nurses
makes the staff of the hospital the
equal of any similar sized hospi-
tai in the country.
Walter H. Williams, Vice-pre-
sident and General Manager of
the Security Life Insurance Com
pany were the principal speaker.
Mr.. Williams praised the founders
of the organization for their vi
sion in founding the hospital
which he said has been of the
greatest service to the Negroes
of the state.
Citing the Negro problem as
basically economic Mr.. Williams
said that the Negro would begin
to solve his problem when he &C
quired more money, better health
and better education
The speaker was presented by
Walter Fouche, prominent young
Yazoo City businessman.
The program with T. J. Hud-
dleston, Jr., as Master of Cere-
mony also included remarks and
introduction of visitors by Pre-
sident I. e. Edwards and a stir
ring address by T. J. cousin
Tom" Huddleston, Sr., founder
and custodian of the organization
Percy Greene, Editor and Pub
Usher of the Jackson Advocate
also spoke. Music was furnished
by the Yazoo High Glee Club.
The celebration was attended
by several hundred delegates and
visitors who came by automobile
and charted buses from every
section of the state.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-04-09

Cleaning Gilded Frames
0Nded picture frames can be
cleaned By rubbing with Z soft cloth
dipped IN milk or egg white
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-04-09

$4,000 exhibit hall and auditor
ium of the Yazoo County Negro
Fair Association.
The Afro-American Hospital
originally built to accommodate 40
patients at a cost of less than
$4,000 has increased its facilit.
les to where it can now accomo-
date over 100 patients and the
hospital is now valued att over
100000.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-04-09
Cracked Egg

To boil cracked egg without hav
ing the white rum out. add sat 70 0ae
watar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-07-25
REPAIRS AND SERVICE
ADDING MACHINES.

ADDING MACHINES. cslculators
T%STk gHsTantse 20 RE ll r., UNITED
walls and walks, built and repaired.
A. FAGNANI. AT: 1894:
BUILDING, remodeling, repairing,
carpentry. brick, cement, painting,
screening. MR.. BAKER, LII. 3-l65s.
CARPENTRY. Summer prices on all
types of general repairing, including
painting, int, ext; inclose porches,
finish attics, recreation rooms, gar
ages, etc. Good, clean work, best
o Ra1sFIs gsed kEP PR s1 a0d ss
Phone s 81. 2i45. '''H''' M see
CARPENTRY, AL mechanic, desires
remodeling and repair work. Spe-
cializes recreation rms, inclosing
porches, and staircase work. Cail
CARPENTER, building and repairs;
s sime. H sSes los sDeeiai'S Cal: ae any
CARPENTER, remodeling and repair:
ing; screens; RECREATION Je rooms aand
cARPESTRY. brick work. fireproofng.
plumbing. painting. roofing; save
Call Mr.. HUDGINs, RE. 2295. 26'
CARPENTER-Plastering, cementing
service. WILLIAMS, CO. 6245. 81
CARPENTRY-Attics finished, recre.
alton rooms, porches Enclosed, stair
ways, dormer windows; residential
or commercial. J. e. HENDRICKS
Union 2491.
ICARPENTRY and repairs, porches ane
stoops. Small jobs a specially
| VI. 3194. go
CEMENT WORK, plastering, repair.
ing, straight new work; patching ane
pointing up; parge your wall, step!
and coping around lawn. LLOYT
PERDUE. Lincoln 1904, 614
Castle Park ne. as
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

COLORED GIRL desires dayTorE, neat
and good laundress; city refs. Cal
ST. 2443. 25'
COUPLE. cook -housexeeper, chauffeur
handyman; ref. Box 244-V. Star
GIRL will care for children, do light
housework. Call ME. 1857 after
Girl. colored, wants job as mother,
helper. HUI. 774O. -26
GIRL, colored. wants work. care
mothers helper RIA. 1894.
GIRL, colored, wants DAYS work fol
s days a week So. carfaref refs
GIRL. colored. wants days work
Monday and Wednesday. Call Mon
DAY day DU; ,,3 SoaS' .xror,srcod with
babies and elders, wishes 5 days
work. Before $3.50. d. 673s.
LADY, colored, as maid. seamstreSs
also office and store cleaning; full
time DE 1862. 25'
WOMAN, colored. desires full OF
part-time work; no cooking. Call
HUI. 1856. "
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HELP WOMEN

TRAVELLING POsITION-We need an
aggressive young woman, age 81 to
IS, to supervise safety campaigns
sponsored by civic. clubs in towns
between 1000 and $4,000 popula-
ton. REQUIRES good personality
neat appearance, some business ex-
perience, and extensive travel by
rail- bus. plane. No previous SINH
lar experience necessary as woman
selected will be personally trained.
Excellent earnings, drawing account.
travel expense paid. Phone P. r.
VINCENT. Elk. s504s, 10 am. to
MIDDLE-AGED LADY. to live in or
close by, to care for = children;
$50 per week. off every other Sat.
and every Sun. Call UN. S914.
IMMEDIATE OPENING for alert
woman with outstanding personality
and full-time use of car, with need
to earn as much as S75 in week;
no books. magazines or cosmetics.
For personal interview, phone
IRENE BACHMANN. HU. S425.
IF YOU ARE A GOOD TYPIST with
some steno- bookkeeping We will pay
you S45 wk. to start. This position
is with an automobile finance COM
pany and your chances OF advance
ment are good. Write Box Tx.
MONEY! We guarantee you $50 for
selling lda loo boxes p IL Tor 81 Xmas ma,
name on: Napkins and stationery.
proval. WELcoME, 1858 Plane st.,
Dent Neuork
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HELP MEN

WE NEED MEN with cars to sell
See ' & ga KAY X 72s 9th '' st. nv w.
R RS sSS ABLE; sett]sd: d5Iys
s sfo00 BUS hand sa i0f live e0 in das
school for young children; Rockville
pike; Sat. pm. and Suns. of; refs.
required Phone Sun. and ewes,
WI. $685. weekdays. OIL. $3.50,
RESTAURANT MAN. to operate small
established lunchroom, ST. 9544.
CITY SALESMEN-Whol house
wants good. reliable men to cover
local sales; expanding sales force
drawing account plus comm, Sc
f fo.l1 s sm, MR. SMITH, FR. 1855
is YOUR PRESENT JOB STABLE:
Here is an opportunity to supple
ment your income with part-time
work now. with, a possibility OF a
Apply Box 16I-x. Star State age,
marital status, phone, and whether
or not you own car. 20
ONE BAKER and l meat carver for
cafeteria; must be fully expef ana
reliable; II; II employed sp,n n9T: better es1 !
Wisconsin ave. NV. Bring refer
Al MECHANIC wanted, pref. with
Pontiac exp; good pay. FLOOD
PONTIAC CO., 1921 Conn. ave. NV.
WANTED-An intelligent. alert man
to take complete charge OF an es-
tablished wholesale automotive sup
ply business; must have experience
in the automotive lines; an unusual
opportunity for the right man;
reply stating qualifications, expert
ence and following within the Me-
tropolitan district area; all replies
will be held in strict confidence.
Box Blk, Star Ii
COLLEGE GRADUATE, 81, liberal
arts major, with excellent character.
references, desires good position.
CLERICAL and timekeeping expert
ence. Willing to work and profit
from experience and instruction.
CHI 1892.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-07-25
BUSINESS SERVICES
HOME IMPROVEMENTS
ADDITIoNs-Porches. garages,

ADDITIONS-Porches. garages, all
types Of construction. new or re-
modelling. by local builder and son.
M; LITBETRAToRE. uN: 2l5o. pa
etc I For estim nat scr on 4st,cl as
CEMENT WoRK-Stone walls, nag
stone terraces; walks. chimneys. fire
p sann cement VANS ppe dr pGTsnss all
kinds Of Vaterprooang: F. MAR
Rockville. Md. Phone Rockville
C3oNeRErE. cement, work, footinss,
new work. c. GALEA. AT. 1854.
DRIvEwAYs, black TOP or Limestone
chips: repairs or new installations.
FENCE, chain link, all galvanized, all
ton. Get the best for less. No
money down, 80 mo: to pay. Phone
no. 1888; ewes, DE. PISA. IS
FENCE ENC; chain link, all salva an
pymt., SO mo. to pay. Take ad-
vantage of our anniversary special
and save $50 on average Job;
KAISER FENCE CO, HU. 639s. 80
rENSE-MOueTH Clalu INK, con-
GREETED. 81 per #, wood lawn. 80
NOS ne 1 to pay. Days FIR. 1882; eyes
FENcEs. all types-concrete, stone,
carpentry. FLA terms. ST. 1000,
VLOOR SERVICE-NothinR but the
best: laying. sanding. finishing,
cleaning. parquet installation. Bruce
finishes FLOORING. CONTRAC-
To sa} INC. 1912 Wisconsin ave
GENERALo REMoDELING of COM
mercial bldgs: new and old con-
struction; specializing in restaurant
and store fronts; plans and esti-
mates furn. RAY E. ROBERTS,
MoDEENlzINe and additions: celia,
to roof Call ST 3366-67 for free
estimates. NATIONAL CONTRACT.
INC CO. 1908 Eye st NV
COMPLETE PLUMBING - New bath
rooms installed; old bath rooms pe
| modelled; gas water heaters ant
other home improvements. T. J
| FTTZMAURICE, DU. 1881. IS
GUARANTEED-Every kind of HON,
| improvement. from basement to roof
no money down, small monthly pay
ments: HAMILTON CONST. CO..
RE. 4477. 500
CARPENTRY. all types. JU. 7-799s
AT LOWEST PRICES
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PERSONAL

balanced diet; will pick up and de
liver in Sc. section. HI. 1927. 81
IN EXCHANGE FOR APT. will give
best of day care to D. or 6-yr. -olo
child. Box 191-V, Star. 81
ROOM AND BOARD for elderly peo-
pie, with nursing care. opposite
Walter Reed Hospital. GE. 425S
GHOST WRITER-Newspap writer
former columnist, in editorial. Gov,
eminent, entertainment fields, VIII
write on any subject except tech
meal DE 33ls, ST. 1857. -
DRESSMAKING and alterations ex-
pertly done. 3-day service; headauar-
tiers for fabrics. Mccall, Simplicity
and Advance patterns. Buttons. rib
bons. iaces, sewing supplies. Button
holes, belts and covered buttons. .
day service. SEWING SHOP, 1875
row N AND AND c sc. fsi'' summer -e day
camp. children, Ala: June -
through August 2G' transportation
94Oi Georgia ave. SH. 1874.
VACANCY q NuksIND HONE, n0M.a2 I:
hour nursing care, Ltcensed BY
R 99yss' c sps STATE el 81 S Jv and
Aug, betw BALTIC. and Wash: Swim
weekly rate s$5. LoNGWooD CAMP
Box 2S2-X. Clney. Nd. Ashton 2491.
So. Chambers has only the best of
Cadillac equipment. Phone 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-07-25
SITUATIONS WOMEN

GIRL, colored. wishes job as mothers
helper, messenger or cafeteria work.
GIRL, colored, Job as elevator OPP
orator, ewes, or baby sitter. 1922
T st. NV, NO. S139.
GIRL, 1t. br. SIX, desires position as
fountain girl. AT. S34O.
GIRL, white, high school, desires
summer Job. Experienced in child
care. References: OR. 2113. 26'
INTELLIGENT LADY with initiative,
personality. teaching and ONCE ex-
perience, knowledge Southern Europe
and Italian, fair stenographer, seeks
position. Overlook 3442. zee
NURSE, capable taking charge Of pa
tieut and house; semi-invalid or
convalescent preferred. CO. 117S.
PRACTICAL NURSE, colored. desire,
Job Of any kind. TR. 7941. -26
SECRETARY, expert stenographer
excellent BACKGROUND and references
sff FL 5Silsi sEaE you need q
competent stenographer or typis'
for vacation replacements or to TAXI
care Of your overflow, call MISS
BARRETT. DE. 69AS. go
WOMAN, colored. educ, refined, de.
sires switchboard work or cleaning
dr.'s ONCE. Best refs. co. 1871.
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SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT, expert, books started.
kept part time; audits. tax service.
Reas Local refs. Or; 2154 rs
Books Strengthened out, kept part
sonable. Estab. 20 yrs. AID. 5000.
BooKKEEPER-ofnce manager. IS
yrs. accounting exper.. desires exc
euttye position, lge. org. Greenbelt
CLERK, 10 years experience in retail
cigar business; have held MANAGE
ment position: excellent reference;
personal interview. Box 29a-V,
CoILEGE GRADUATE. economies,
any position, temporary OF. perma-
nent. whether or not related to
HOTEL STEWARD desires perm. Job.
can give good local refs: to abilities
and last employer. TU. 1874 any
MAN, eolored. houseman, butler. for
exp; ref. Box s1s.W. Star. IS.
MAN, colored, porter or janitor; exp: :,
MAN Ss: !? =: Tor Tor sat. WORK: hauoI sales
s ssadsnt Ap h os4o year a''0a a5
MAN, colored, available for work two
full days q week. Call HO; 1927.
PAINTER, cclored, reliable inside or
service. BANKS, MI. 1857.
PHOTOGRAPHER and photo nm
Usher for full-time job. For further
info. GIL. 3102. go
ORGANIsT, Al, at liberty; pipe or
electric; desires full or part time.
In or around Washington; expert
enced radio: jefferson 1885. -26
REFRIGERATION MECHANIC, grad
uate Milwaukee School of Engineer
ing, available for full-time en-
ployment. Best references. NO.
RETIRED NAVAL OFFICER, so,
Ms; degree, broad &c general ss and and
perience in practical operation, in
Important administrative capacity,
radio communication field. also
teaching experience; desires respon-
sible position, local engineering
concern or as teacher. TIE. 1850.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Ger
man-English; qualified; references.
Please reply Box 212-V, Star. 25'
YOUNG MAN. 3 years college, with
late model auto. seeks employment
ARE YOU interested in a man to
sell. push and plug your product
! am willing to train, or so into
field for national f1rm. Box 213-M
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

MISUNDERSTANDING, china, sil.
DORA KRuPsAW MILESTONE
1885 G ST. NV. STERLING 7496.
ANTIQUES - Furniture, n .E,s.sl
paintings; highest cash prices patd.
Call MURRAY tStarbecker>. IA.
CAMERA WANTED, highest quality,
MR. slfo R WEISS sa fnem s.e sE a4ss
CLOTHING-rHigness prices ieI msn'a
9sh ST. eiG NV ME- s7sS. vim cali:
DiAMoNps, To .,a o1e a ,i.s.r, sus sps
FURNITURE. good used household
s sSSss s service " MRS ga! Il:
FiUsRSSsiiruRE-Your entir. household
prices. s, :. PYKN EcH.. si0 tn
FTRNiTURk wanted At once. .Good
furniture Of all kinds; entire home
or cam 0sa D sxsEs 't phone s:'f Ma 1876
tents or odd pieces Also Old glass
ware snin.; sIic-s e6r ssyn,nps
" i55''s Ell f'' .s eyer % .''' IL
FURNITURE WANTED-Bedrnl:, din.
ing rm., other pieces or entire house,
hold prompt service. CO. 3S6o.
G0LD-Bring your old gold, plati-
mum. teeth, discarded Jewelry. We
pay cash. A. KAHN, INC, 81 years
F SsisSs. ;ss3a; son sRas. % " .s:
R err Ell rSag GAS. large. go good
condition, call MA. S952. -27
STOVES, FURNITURE. ranges. iee
boxes and heaters. ACME STOVE
CO.. IO11 9TH st. DIV. MA. 1867.
TYPEWRITER, standard or portable,
by, pvt. party, Please call vi. g2s2
AM INTERESTED in buying silver.
ware. any condition; china, bric-s.
sTss Cd ,sxslr, . nsr sSfpi,s ~
@ st. NV. ST 7496.
WE PAY TOP PRICES for old gold.
silver, jewelry, diamonds, firearms.
luggage. Photographic equipment.
musical instruments, engineerins
instruments. VIII call. MAX ZWEIo
SONS, 937 D st. NV. ME- 9113.
WILL PAY UP TO 500 cash for
heating and air-cond. unit. KLOMPs
AIR SYSTEMS VI. $500; 80
ONE yARI-TYPER In Al condition.
Must be cheap for cash. Call during
business hours. DI. S5oS.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

AIRCRAFT MECHANICS, class now
forming. TEACH AIR INSTITU re
Washington National Airport, Elk
PBX OPERATING is pleasant, fas.
cinating and easily learned. agt
no handicap; day or evening classes
tuition Sl5-S?o- NATIONAL PB&
SCHOOL. Bond Bldg, ST. 1878.
MODERN TRAINING III beauty cul.
ture. all subjects taugIt. Approved
oy Government for Gil training
WAR-FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE
1910 G S. NV. DI. 1852
LEARN m SAFETY to drive safely
New cars. Complete dual control
EASY METHOD North 1894
BEAUTY OPERATORS NEA e D.
Modern training in all subjec,s: day
night and part-time classes Ge
our free catalogue. MABELLE HON.
OUR SCHOOL, 1910 N Y ave
ME 777S Established 1918
CORRESPONDENCE COURSES G
approved. 400 courses covering bust
ness, engineering. and high school
I C. S. GlO Bond bldg. Me Sl66
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JEWEL TEA CO., INC.

Has an opening on one of its estab-
ushed Washington, D. c. routes. we
furnish route car and pay all op-
Grating expenses. Salary ana com.
mission, Route now paying ABOUT
S4S per week. We will consider only
applicant in NE. Washington: Dc
not phone or call at our oflce. Write
us a letter stating your age, marital
status, previous sales experience anG
YOUR phone number. All replies will
be kept in strict confidence. Write e
Mr.. Il. D. Steinhour, 401S So. 9tf
St, Arlington, Va.
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Storm Window Statesmen

70 qualify for branch managers po-
sitions available in the near future
If you are qualified and experienced
In this field and can produce al
least IS units per week, your earn.
ings here will exceed any otnei
propostion in town. A few men viii
be selected at this time to train foi
higher things. We have the finest
and newest triple track all extrudeo
aluminium storm window on the
market. Part time men can double
present income. Call TR. O235 fol
oppointmeDt 20