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lace and Jane Anderson, Eunice
Tate, Rose Marie McLaurin, DON
aid and Alonzo Smith and Jaco
Bentley. Kenneth Anderson Of
Washington High School Warriors
was the only Negro player among
the eight teams and was very
highly spoke of.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine Brooks and
family, Mitchell, S. d. and Mrs.
Leonard Williams, Sr., and son,
Leonard Williams (Bud) had as
their guests the young people from
Sioux Falls during the basketball
game. On Saturday after the
game, Mrs. Williams and son, Mr.
Williams entertained the group at
their home at dinner.
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lloyd KIRK IS
CONDUCTING TEN
WEEK REVIVAL

The ten week Revival Extra
ordinary which is being conduct
ed by Lloyd Kirk. singing evan
gelist, began Sunday March 20,
at Glendale Seventh Day Advcn-
fist church.
The swect-voiCcd minister has
achieved a fine reputation as an
evangelist and singer since ne
came to Minneapolis
Glendale church is located at
the corner of GlCnwood and Ere.
mont Ave No.
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Banks Dental
Offices Open In
New Location

The Doctors Bank, Anderson
and assistants dental offices are
now in their new location at 81
South Third St. corner NlCollct
and Third street
The new 1862 yard office has all
new equipment. and five opcrat-
ing booths
Banks and Associates has
long record OF service to the pub
lie and invites people to come in
and inspect the new place.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to extend our sincere
thanks and appreciation to friends
and neighbOrs who expressed their
sympathy in words, deeds and floral
tributes in the loss Of our beloved
brother, Robert Walker.
Especially we wish to thank Rev.
J. ). Tate of Bethesda Baptist
church, for his comforting assist
anCe.
Mr.. Leon Barnett, brother
Mrs. Marie Johnson, sister
and family
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ST. JAMES CHURCH
NEWS

Thy Kingdom Come" was the
subject of Rev. B. N. Moore's
message: st. Matthew 6:9-13. Very
appropriate music was rendered
by the Senior Choir, including
Malotte's Lords Prayer" At the
close of the morning service the
sacrament of baptism was in
stituted. Jerry Eugene Lewis, the
five-month son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Cyrus l.. Lewis, Jr.; Elijah Nc
IntOsh and Mr.. Nelson Casey, re-
cent members were all baptised.
Rev l. d. Dorsey, guest speak
er for the VIVA. and their Len
ten service brought a very fine
message: special musical numbers
were given by the trio from the
PentiCostal Church and the Trave-
lers from Pilgrim Beptist Church.
Mrs. Viola Lee was chairman.
Rev. Moore and the Senior choir
brought the service of message
and song to the Methodist Church
of Alton, Minnesota at 8 p. m.
Rev. Moore gave a very informa-
tive talk on the work of several
of the Inter-racial groups to which
he belongs. The choir gave their
message in spirituals. SOloists Of
the evening were Mrs. Alma Free
man and Mr.. ]. Pierre Guilmant.
Coffee and cake and a very fine
offering were the expressions of
appreciation for the service rem
dered by Rev Moore and the choir.
This was the first of several en-
gagements which the choir will
fill. The proceeds will be used to
make up the choir quota of $500
for the building fund.
Notice has been given of a
Church Conference at st. James,
Sunday April 3, at $50 p. m. at
which time many important re-
ports will be given on the Build
ing, finance and progress of build
ing. The Steward Delegate to the
District Conference to be held at
Cedar Rapids will also be elected.
Refreshments will be served at the
close of the meeting. Every MEM
Der is requested to make it their
business to be present.
The first section of the current
$500 Building fund rally will
close Sunday March 27. Each
member being expected to pay $40
toward the S25. The rally will
close June 49, Mrs. Eva Neal and
Mr.. Calvin Parker are Co chair
men.
This Sunday evening March 81
$50 p. M is the date and time of
the senior choirs presentation of
The Challenge of the Cross" All
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PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH
NEWS

Rev. Floyd Massey's sermon on
Sunday, March 20, was entitled
Thou Art Not Far from the
Kingdom of God" found in Mark
12:28-34. It was about the scribe
who was intellectually honest,
emotionally quickened and stirred
and in order to reach the kingdom
of God one must completely sur
render and be converted.
The children's story was about
the Lion and the Oxen" The
moral of the story was keeping
together.
The registered visitor was Mrs.
Viola Outlaw, Detroit, Mich.
The Missionary Society was in
charge of the evening service.
Miss Bernetta Ramba, guest
speaker, spoke on the topic Home
Mission Needs Among Negroes In
the Kentucky Mountains"
Sunday, March 27, Rev. Massey
will preach from the topic THE
Christians Responsibility"
At the pm. service the movie,
The Prodigal Son." sponsored by
the Usher Board. The Gospel
Chorus will sing.
Come out to Pilgrim, THE
Church of Lofty Friendship"
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THANK YOU NOTE

Dick Travis 457 st. Anthony Ave
wishes to express sincere appreCia-
ton for the many lovely cards,
many flowers and personal visits
he has received.
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War crimes TRIALS Will not end
war, but they may make war more
decent Judge Justin W Hard
ing. l.. A., on return from Nurcm-
berg
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Echoes from Duluth
By Jumes 1. Moore

I discovered another blight and
disgrace on the there are no
Negro problems in Duluth" school
IF thought.
The Good Fellowship club. Of
the American Steel and Wire,
which is maintained by monthly
deductions from employees wages,
does not permit its Negro men,
use of its facilities.
Boosting a bowling alley, swim
ming pool, basketball court, and
club rooms, the club is
for the use of workers
and their families, that is-al ex-
cept the Negro worker.
Some 200 colored workers are
by this company, and to
permit such a disgraceful condi-
ton to exist, is a glazing reflec-
ton on the sincerely of union
leaders, both white and Negro.
II the men who are subjected to
this undemocratic situation don't
know what to do, then consult the
local branch of the NA.A.C.P. l
am sure they will be glad to give
all the guidance at their command.
1t is rumored that the hly-white
Western Electric Co. will close
shop and depart for Michigan.
Good radiance, hope they blow a
fuse.
During the year and a half that
this company operated here, only
one Negro was employed, only
then after pressure groups turned
on the heat. Here is hoping that
Michigan Negroes short-circmt
this outfit.
The baton rose and fell with
gentle responsiveness as twenty
five voices lifted to a swelling
cresendo and descended smoothly
to a tranquil and subdued calm.
The song, Lift Every Voice
and Sing" The voices, an all white
male and female chorus, known as
the Jenny Lind Singers" The
baton, in the hand of Ann Colby
Albright, Negro woman, goodwill
ambassodrcss extraordinary for
better racial relations.
Ann Colby Albright, perhaps
more than any other person in
Duluth, has helped put to flight
the theory of the die-hards, that
Negro and white people can't
work together.
Besides heading the Jenny
Lind Singers" Mrs. Albright is a
special teacher for the Board of
Education, directing p. T. A.
groups. She also teaches private
piano and voice classes.
The evening we visited her
apartment, and this came as a
surprise, she was directing a teen
age band This group is known as
The Blenders" and consist of
three boys and four girls. Their
playing portends great POSSIBLE
ties.
Mrs. Albrghts rise to Promin-
ence in a nearly all white COM
munity has not been easy. She
has been forced to face rebuffs
and insults at the hands of those
who were her interiors. But she
attacked her problems with grim
determination.
Naturally she shows some pride
in her success, for today she
stands as living symbol of
what one Negro woman can do al
most single handed, surrounded
by sea of white.
She was vehement in her de-
Tense of the Duluth Negro. anent
our last efforts, but as the lead
indicates in this article, we still
have a long ways to 60
Next week the story of the re-
markable Cox family, "Coxes'
Army"
Keep listening echoes are COM
ing your way.
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DULUTH NEWS

This news arrived too late for
publication in March 10 edition.
We're sorry.
Evening star., 1949-06-24
HELP DOMESTIC

COOK, experienced, live in; local ref
erences: S3b week. .Wo. 1872. -25
COOK-G.H.W.-5h-day week. no
Sunday; stay one night: must have
sss FsnnysoR & sv sas gs ss:k ssas & soss
COUPLE. for family Of adults: at
tractive quarters, pvt: bath: sum-
mer in mts.; local refs; $l76 mo.
Call EN-. 445e. "a
GIRL. colored, 2o..36 Yrs; old. nice
work, 8 in family, one day of, and
per week. WI. 2991. -26
GovERNEss-splendid opportunity
for mjddle-aged woman who desires
to live IN and help with children
room .na IN snd sG0S Soss c fsp nR Roqaa
RIA. 200; ewes. GE. O51s. --27
white. live In, family
2 adults: wife semi-invalid. husband
goes to bust; nearby Va. Just beyond
IT. Mycr; cooking and g.h.w. oW.
649o for appt. after 10 am. oily.
HoUsEKEEPER. middle-aged white
.s,ns .ay;, to DC az soo6ins 6A4s and iisht hoy hesss-
HoUsEkEEPER to assume supervi-
.ien Of domestic s... pers9nnsl IS sn. at, at an
requisite: viii live at embassy resi-
dence: previous exper in like ca
pacity preferable; references re-
quired. Salary open. BOX ls9:M.
MAID. s.h.w.. to live in. $50 a wk,,
no cooking. JAY DEEs. 1907 G st.
MnAinn.G.H.w. nin and cooking; small
family: perm. position, excel. sal
n,S must hsys MRs heslth sard nrIAIpR AIpsy
Maip nIGS Of ps' maid 81. nwii With employed S hus-
band to live in. husband TO give
some service f9r f9r sEss yoom and oSard.
woMAiIN. Xhiss ss74s saI,. yrs ,s old; !, shM ss1
DISK. Star. "a
WOMAN. middle age. who is desirous
Of obtaining good home, more SO
than high salary. to assist house
work and care Of elderly woman;
family s. q d no x iaundry, aM ..r Rvt; I'm rm.
state age. previous and present en-
pioyment, salary expected. and phone
nHnssr %nRIso Bog .2t 2ss-M; acd ssss; asa caak
thy" ..aSS ienS Of children, dG ..S ,iye IL; IN
So5 to start. WO. 6492. go
GOOD JOB, good pay; colored girl.
2b.40 yrs. age: to live In; SIS wk.
Cali FIR. 1904.
s.h.w.. availabie immed.. to live in.
new country house.. belonging to
married couple without children.
Congressional pkwy. Of River rd..
Bradley Farms. Bethesda, Nd. -35
minis. from downtown Wash. by Po-
tomac Transit Co. Phone for appt..
Evening star., 1949-06-24
SITUATIONS poMEsric

GIRL, colored. II years OF age. de-
sires baby sitting or g.h.w.; no cook
Ing; Call TR. 1854. ask for FAY
GIRL. colored. wants work as moth
sr's helper or baby sitter. ,s LU'
GIRL, colored. desires part time or
days work. NO. 60s3.
GIRL, colored. wishes g.h.w.; exper.;
ref. LU. 3-7956.
COME san: eSoEins ss4lsa xtnss sss ssy: rsss Ms
S27 so; ref, LU. .3-425a.
GIRL with is yrs. experience wants
general housework; good plain cook;
Girl GisIlsnsfss; Desires CIV, care for
sht! enidssn; ssS. s56 5dsiy asi 81 sk 7sss lss or
MOTHERS HELPER, White, age Is;
prefer southeast. Tel. No. 10. 3,s2s2.
MAID-wish to place my maid; ex-
cellent with children; reliable. reg
ular attendance s.h.w. Or 252l.
part time worf eSi0reG. Me ats5ies s7is. 'uA OF
WOMAN; osd.S;. colo5sd smart an and de- de-
WOMAN si 'tS eolored red Wishes H9 Sa5 joo as rhw
WOMAN, colored. wants days work.
Monday through Friday refs. LU.
3-6426.
ELDERLY WHITE WOMAN desires
position as companion to lady; can
do light cooking and Housekeeping;
no Washing or ironing. RA. 1868. =
WISH TO PLACE my colored part
time maid, dependable, neat and
competent. Please phone her at DU.
RELIABLE GRE. eolored. desires
work, 3 days vk. or part time
RREIaBtE RHiast "0pn WOMAN wishes wishes 5.d.y
wk. or days work; references. ia.
0SS5
RELIABLE WOMAN wishes b-day vk.
or days work; references. Ia. $3.50.
COLORED MAID desires part time,
MORNINGS: very reliable. LU. 3-7014. .
Evening star., 1949-06-24
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

RESTAURANT with LIQUOR license,
rent only Sl25, long lease nice
equipt.: liquor and beer e0S. Carl
Bless, D1. 4sa2, with MORGAN, RE,
EsIAsLIsHED ESTABLISHED RESTAURANT ossrs
handing Of food; Chinese or Xmeri-
can: seating capacity, 200; excel
lent location. sood business. Box
csodsRY isotE;R psi tssrioKr. doing 81 200 to
$1,000 weekly. clean stock. modern
500 due to iiiness ME- ssss. as
NEW ESQ GAS STA pumps. ,
bays; ready for Business about Aus.
L selling lo-yr. lease. Mr.. GER
wHT SISH' rai AZ tGSosopwrlL.-s,ors for
rent: excel ,s: ne: corner, s.r;,,sar idssi i9r
cOLOKED-BEAUTY PARL0R-store
equipped for beauty parlor for rent
sli piumnsasng sogs n includes ier "a
famous bakery restaurant and
Amoeo service station, located at
Deale, Md. on Herring Bay, IN The
heart Of the vacation and hshlng
crimInatins Clientele and seryes
only one In the area. Both bldss.
l-Story cinder block construction.
The restaurant is hnaShed IN knot,y
sary and the balance on easy terms.
! have . other businesses in this
area and must dispose OF the above.
Telephone OWNER at West River
el25' or Mr.. Leo NauEhten at
EEs1Tr is1iRr itiso tsiasor for sal. in osors.-
town. soins business. reasonable.
GROCERY si 900 cash, nonev-
maker for hsginaer: no beer. closed
Sunday sansay' p lsrse .gs ,on .msSiass ssd, PCS.
SANDWICH sHoP DEIICATIssES.
small apt over $500 weekly. aalim-
tied possibilities; - .o0a, including
stock OSCAR sEIGEL- Ex- eb91. .
SMALL ESQ GAS sTA.--3 pumps. .
esys; ssiiins sset % sickness. 81. .a-
sisEaf asHa,fHi saor. M5 'ots son. ....s,iss.d ss
real money maker: Ses; Ioeassen q
city: s3. 500 Exclusive. HEAkEY
GfFT sBoP. centrally ioeated: bead
.,fal 1 nTtur.s i9s ,,;,.7s rental st..gy asss,
E 1ss Co. se ao t'ss ssss rasleas'si q os i5s. Is.
RIAL MONEY MAKEk--caIi and
let Us sxpisin details Of this mira
red auto painting business. pfofssA
av.rsss sls:ooo yssi: sooo Ca
eluslss, HEAsEY Il Co nd. sea
sansfk al II saor. 5 es.sr,; pss. ..-
shanss concession. eo!nE 5000
eIs''sss ea' s$7 si:sr IL q pa m once rs
room sHoP. devutown reasaenslai.
cheap rent. GOOD beass and business.
esssp for essh. Ben so-s s.sT.
Foa LEAsE-rexaes ssrysee s,ssaon.
panpans over s1. Zoo month Fta-
ssgsssls leeasss os = Rssa- ss-s!i.so-
COOK WANTS coNCEsxSoN Of
q s,see.s I.ss ahe al dsn1ss , ress s,,s AZ ss sss
HoTxI ron TRApE-A srirk hesei
IN q eo1nty-seat town en No
Righwas near Washfngtons nsefs1y
spss.. steady tneoBs; bar. frsfsa.
ever $4,000 after eartailEsni sls,
trade fer wskhsnEfan income Prep
erty, reoEs.Es heass. etc !. FULLxH
GROOM Realty. OK er cH- 49,
a3srarsASr Isl II ! asp SNACK saa. IN
Mel MsIsss: a., .. ssss. sr ssssss. ss ..ss q
ace 10 grewtn1 eosnmMnitys sResa.
eensprzsnt Fos tHvrhef inscTEs~
ten dial operator ana AsE fer En-
unc1 5Ss og 5@S fna tolas VIII
LIAM H.; LAuoHLN Reslsss.
xAKT M aN osyEH. srsas varssss
serre foF sale, Ppod Isc%nse tn-
elgcee. Vsgy eesssssls ecAures rstkn.
Serhoea. N oeik etsse . pIn .fss
Evening star., 1949-06-24
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT. expsra books started.
lSesesoGsass1: SsssSlssRa os ossooSG1atErrEs, SG1t .v.ll.
;sss =; sss' ssis 81
ADV. IS1s' LsYour s.soi ARTIST. newspaper. pap
direct mail. 10 yrs. agency, print
ing exper., desires worthwhile con-
nection; salary open. Box Ais.
BOokKEEPING SERVICES, books
ports filed. 81. OsaS. GL. oeS5.
BOY, II, alert, willing: .desirous Of
c.s; cstssinlns na ssmg4Pslosmsnt sg4s OF any kind
rsf.: no drinEins. No. Soss alter
cSSLHiEGE HE STUDENT. with masters
degree in chemistry. seeking PIP
ssssss' '':hf'''s'' Vii ss ''n'sSias' o:iI Is! IL
CSoiasiP;TRoLLER. 30 years old, wishes
responsible position with bright fu-
ture: automotive and electrical ex-
ceeNsTsGcfios esslsnsi fsll FH HsuffsEnEsisrrsDEsr fsns
regulations. DU. eosi. "a
COOK. Chinese, 80 years experience.
best OF references; bachelor or family
G. vith sTHfbrNfH. ns5f "a. .n: mao Il. kln n p.r.
NIT and auto. good references; de-
sires summer employment after !
PM. 4 yrs mach. shop expef.. l
". Army personnel ONCE. FR. a4s4.
ENGINEER CUSTODIAN, young man.
censed: capable minor plumbing and
electrical repairs; Hive out. Box
IAsokEs's ts,o fis HELrEH-osnsrai re-
pairs experience, maintenance as,a ,.v.snn: man:
ssoiSr.d' soSd rsf'' r1 s.n 4sfRsa SRsra's elevator
LioUOR, college graduate. IL years
package experience. former asst.
aser seeks local connection; state
MANTkNANcE Man. Ilesn:sa;
ment houses. BOX es-s. star. 26'
MAN. col, young. desires position as
truck driver. FIR. 5525. 26s
% sss % 81 sou.s1oTt i and cook. o.
NAN. eolered. wants lob. as porter
dishwasher or handy man. AK.
PSSiNsif;ER. with truck. sober and in
W. Sassrisss;a ssca. can take care Of 81! '9''
PxiNrER. paper hanger. int. ext.
good work. neat. prompt. REIsMAN.
On. 71O0, ewes. OR. 7129 sss
STUDENT desires work after $50
Sar.s.na. saa1y ,7s s'a apm type or y .n,ssins
vET. coiored. desires position with
operator Of hrge or small trucktng
outnt as 1sts end. 3rd and Of 4th
echelon mechanic: approx. 8 yrs.
experience. BOX. 34-S. Star. =.
VETERAN, eolored. young. hS;s. de-
sires Job as general clerk or checeer::
three yrs. exper TR. 6el7. -
YOUNG MAN, experienced chauffeur.
win travel; live In or out. Lu.
YoTGNG MAN. college graduate. BIS.
degree In social sciences, married.
desires full-time work; exper. In
once work. typist. selling. Boz s!-S
fWO YRs. COLL. civil ems. n.
surveying, mechanical aptitude:
tang. sales. service station operator,
commercial pilot; prefer automottse
sales or service, free 10 travel Boz
AAs.R 4fAp
Evening star., 1949-06-24
SALESMAN

factory BRANCH has opening for
man age 20 to 45 with good all
round oil burner exp; sales back.
ground pref but not essen. Must
q have car. Salary and car allowance.
Call Mr.. KELLY. Ho. 0627. --26
sALksMEN1ssop Worrying: Come
e. es:s ssy. ana as ss direct
psymsnts and We mean sell. Year
before last. was the biggest In our
1S0.yesr history. Last year was
6iEger still. This year our. men are
breaking every sales record rn We ,nasS nass
week every week In the year. Nc
contacts furnished. Basis draw
sgainst earned commission: Apply
31O Ring Blde,. 18th and n sts; nv.
SALESMAN. for selling wholesale
former expsr. u selling. s2o5 M
sAiiEsMEN i - to cal esil on contractors
and architects selling established
line Of Insulating materials. knowl.
sd.s Of sSnstsussion indss.rs s,srs nas- de-
ssE'', sious smploymens os1 a and salary de-
sired. Ali answers viii be kept
conildential. BOX 409-M, Star. as
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN-For est.
Arl. Oh: draw 70 qualified applicant.
pref: exp, man under 40, Can ME- Mss,
eEsns sSn THr nya ssaSr ok $50 $50 sS sss: ov
sUsfNEss MACHINES, excellent ep-
portunity for men with sales back
ground; exclusive territory 20 per
sons who quality. Box 4e0.M, star.
Evening star., 1949-06-24
PERSONAL

ROOM AND BOARD for elderly peo-
PIE With nursing care; opposite Wal
ter Reed Hospital. GE 425s, -e5
HANDWRITING analyst avail: for
serssinment For sn0 interYies a saD write rite
VERNON. eo17 18th st. n.w. apt: 4.
Aug. betv. BALTIC. and wash. SWIM
EiDs Ncweeh Sns ~ sPossasi sa rate: ,1 nossrsss
olnss. Nd Ashton alsl.' ''A A'
estim.te. vIcr6R GEORGE. CO
727l days; ov. 1897 ewes.
ALTERATIONS, All isdies garments;
vsc.sei ts:. eioG N nc se.siss Sc soa.-s.. ssa,
sssas, aSss asssn sns s..s. sel sa e;asss sose %
PEkMANENf, 81; snampoo and IN
1.zsstIi; ~; sosous SSs Il seEoon eRssaa.nisis isso
LA EsoEi. pHEssxAxER formerly
o. 5th ave N. ". claims nothing
too hard 70 handle. Expert fitting
skilled Workmanship: Custom made
STUDIO msasars esnsr.s ioesied m,asoan
vAcA rioN ON 4 FxRMNAdaits;
swimmins. riding. tennis, etc; 45
nilH. from ID. C., weekly rates. S3S
and up. Make reservations nov:
cataios; THE RANpALLs. cIarks-
valccs,Ncf-convale.een. slcs, Se home. bed
and ambuiatory patients; special
diets 24-hr. nursing care TO.
suafaEn CAMP for children, az, 5.
water bathinss reasonable rates,
Southern Maine. WI. aeT3. 90
MAPLE LANE NURSING HOME has
a vacancy for female patient; "a
hr. trained nursing care; owned
and closely supervised by physician
UPaoLsTERrNe. furn. rspairins
cushions rebuilt, expert workman
ship: reas: Tree estimates. PA.
yaWisH isHs REST HOME for elderly
people: finest dietary food; day and
nisht attendants 3s22 sth st. NV
ySsT Ss fes ros FUN CLUE open nshins
party this sun. afternoon. Free
transportation 20 and from Bay, all
expenses paid. 30. DE. $500 after
rID9RLY 81 MAN, ..snsuisnt.. sood
convalescent health, needs . home.
private room Box 4Tl-R, star. 80
VACANCY. elderly lady, IN cool. con-
Portable rest home. With care. tray
service; permanent or temporary
reas rates sH. 4nI4 so
KINDERGARTEN NURSERY school
has lmlaediate creltfss for eoasS-
tng students. ages 3-b. rnons QN.
szss untn aeoa sssurd ~.
Evening star., 1949-06-24
HELP MEN AND WOMEN

6OOKKEEPER, dble. entry, good PEN
man: must be acquainted with ma
chine bookkeeping. operation and
having proper qualihca tions; perma-
nent, with chance for advancement.
Refs. For interview, write BOX
oRSSANtrsTacHorR SSIht ssTFaccHorR pIRDcToR -
a Small Protestant Church In Pet
worth area desires services Of ca.
pable organist to take charge OF
church music and. direct the estab-
service. one rehearsal week: also
mid-week Lenten services; salary
p $500 per year with. two weeks paid
= vacation; new Baldwin electronic
ro Gas AssrsT 81 ExSeoRT Ris' 'MANAGER-
r stenographic ability desirable; In
teresting opportunity for good ca
reer In once equipment; salary
commensurate with qualific ations.
call DY. 0007 Monday. -26
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