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The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1949-05-01

Sunrise Service was held at the
New Fellowship Baptist Church
Easter Sunday Morning An Eas-
ter Program was sponsored by Mrs
Alma King and Rev. A. L. Long
mire preached the sermon.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1949-05-01

The members of Pleasant Valley
enjoyed a very nice Easter Program,
rendered by Division l, with Mrs.
Ebertha Spinks, Superintendent.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1949-05-01

Mrs. Maggie Cotton is at the bed
side of Mrs. Luella Scales, of St.
Louis, Mo. Mrs. Scales, who recent
ly underwent an operation, is the
sister of Mr.. C. D. Cotton.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1949-05-01

Mrs. Edna E. McCarty, Of Chicago,
visited here recently, for the funeral
of her sister, Mrs. Mittie Davis, Of
Hattiesburg, Miss.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1949-05-01
LAUREL NEWS
Dear Miss Larkin:

Dear Miss Larkin:
Please rush me 20 copies of the
Echo as of April 18th. This will
make a total of As sent me for April
18th. Please send me so copies Of
the May LIST issue.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1949-05-01

Mrs. Kizzie Jones, a member of
Lodge No. 267, is doing nicely at
ter undergoing an operation.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1949-05-01

H. 3. A. Lodge No. $50 meets
every 1st and 3rd Monday night in
, each month. NJ Paige, President,
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1949-05-01

Rev. J. II. Hays, pastor Of Mt. Zion
Baptist Church has been sick, but
has recovered.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1949-05-01

For first class oarbering, see Mr..
Alex Spencer on South 5th Avenue
and jefferson Street. Mr. Spencer
is one of the Board members of H.
B. A. Lodge Nc. 26O and a Steward
Of St. Paul M E. Church
Mrs Wilma Mccain, Reporter
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-07-30
Urge Probe In ]
Death OF New
Orleans Prisoner

New York, July 21-An invest
igateion of the death of Frank
Bates, a prisoner in New Orleans
City Jail, was urged this week of
the Justice Department by the
New Orleans branch and the Ma,
tional office of the National AS
ISOLATION for the Advancement oil
Colored People.
In a letter to Alexander Campbell
the Criminal Division of the Dep
artment of Justice, NAACP Special
Counsel Marian Wynn Perry as
serted that newspaper reports -
the condition of Bates body in
dictate that the Negro stevedore
was subjected to brutal beating
while awaiting trail for the murder
of a Roman Catholic priest in New
Orleans.
eve urge an immediate in
vestigation of cause of DEATH
Mrs. Perry wrote, "since this ap-
pears to be fragrant case in which
police officers have taken the law
into their own hands"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-07-30

was congratulated this week by
the National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People
70 ribs excellent statement" pre-.
sented before the House Commit.
tee on Un-American Activities.
In telegram to the athlete.
Administrative Assistant Madison
S. Jones, Jr. pointed out that the
NAACP has opposed the House
Committee hearings on grounds
that the loyolty of American Ne.
groes has never been questioned
and needs no defense" Mr.. Robin.
son was commended by the AS.
ISOLATION for his "reiteration of this
point" in his testimony, and for
his uncompromising position on
the fight against racial discrimina,
tion."
The hearings had been called to
give certain prominent Negroes
an opportunity to refute state.
ments made by Singer Paul Robe.
son to the effect that American
Negroes would never bear arms
for their country in the event OF
war with the Soviet Union.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-07-30
+. 0. Woodard
Luncheon Speaker
SHOWS MOVIE TO GROUP

F. o. Woodland, State Super
visor of Vocational Trade for Ne.
groes, was the guest speaker at
the YMCA Luncheon Club on Fri.
day, July 22nd. Mr.. Woodland brief
ed the group on the trades as
taught in the schools State Trades
Contest staged in Meridian during
the spring.
The speaker gave explanatory
remarks as the movie proceeded
From all evidence, Mississippi
stands near the top in the teaching
of trades to our youths and veter
ans. Carpentry, brickimasonary,
and auto mechanics were the three
main fields of endeavor taught in
the high schools throughout the
state.
At the conclusion of the movie.
the president expressed thanks to
Mr.. Woodland for the interesting
talk and movie and invited him
to return. Mr.. Woodland was ably
assisted in the running of the film
by Mrs. F. o. Woodland.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-07-30
Lou SWarz
joitings

New York City-Today we pay
tribute to a great man, DR.. Gray,
who is sadly missed at Famcee,
and ] know it because he was pro.
gressive, fair PROGRESSIVE
seemed too much for some of those
who might have kept him at
Famcee. When, oh, when will the
wheels Of justice see progress fol
Negroes? You tell me and then
I'll tell you.
However we pay tribute today
to DR.. Gray, who will go down in
his some way.
An awful feeling to be let down
isn't it? And that happens to the
best of us when we try for what
we want in the right way. But one
great thing to remember is that,
right wins over wrong" And
THAT you must reap what you SOW
So guard your actions, your
thoughts and your words, and he
sure never to dig bitches, for SO
often you fall into the same one
you dig for others.
A new day is dawning for our
actors here in New York City with
the Apollo having those legit
plays getting fortnight O. ks and
with Canada Lee forming a Stock
Company. Canada's outspoken
words on his thinking was TOPS.
Wonder how some folIs can call
others Commies? Have we ever
heard the saying, "It takes fool
ITO know fool" Well that is food
for thought and certainly out
thought for food. Think Liberal
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-07-30

PROGRESSIVE and Forward and some
body labels you as a SAP, Am
right? You anwer.
Just remember to stay on the
alert. It's your Lou (Hotel Therea)
SwarZ. NYC.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-07-30
Nero Last OF Family

Nero was the last Of the imperiA
hmily; but thereafteR Caesar b.
came a dtle Of dignity. From ths
paine were derived the German
Aiser sad Rags, an tSax
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-07-30
Parents Urged To
Register Children
In yMCA Daily
Vacation Bible
"chooI


Mrs. w. E. Miller is urging
that parents take the necessary
steps to enroll their boys and
girls between the ages of 6-16
in the Community Vacation Bible
School, which opens August 1 at
the Parish Street Br. Y. M. c.
A. The 'Y' will be open through
out the day of July Both for this
registration and from 4:3O tc
$50 pm. on July 31st.
Mrs. Miller, assisted by Mrs
Johnnie Cockrell, has just com.
pleted a successfudl Vacation
Bible School at the Mt. Galilee
Church on Julienne st. The same
faculty, Joined by several others,
will serve at the Br. YMCA.
In the Primary Department
will be Mrs. Bertha Brown, Miss
Nora Chambliss, Mrs. Esther D.
Lindsey, and Mrs. Johnnie Cock
rell; In the Junior Group will
be Miss Willie Pearl Elmore and
Mrs. G. B. Chambers; In the In
termediate Group will be Mr..
Richard Mattox and Mrs. R. H
Beasley. Mrs. B. P. Newman will
head up the Music Department
her assistant to be announced
later. Mrs. A. T. Brown will also
serve in the YMCA Daily Vaca.
ton Bible School.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-07-30
jackie's Testi-
nlony AppIauded
By HAAcP

New York, July 21-Jakie Robin
son, star second baseman for the
Brooklyn Dodgers Baseball Club
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-07-30
.-.AsaAg yuuEf SScrsy

japanese h1hing In Russian We
srs has long been q subject Of con
Toversy and periodic agreement
BY the time Of the Russc-Japaness
war In the early 1s0cs, the Nipponess
had won fishing rights along Rus
sta's eastern seas. With the advent
Of the Soviet government and It's own
Later development Of the Far East
Russia more and more rita lied the
use OF its shores. finally permitting
only annual rentals Of fishing
grounds By 1885. Soviet operators
who once held only a tenth Of the
fisheries, had gained control of MGR
lots" than the Japrnese had
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-07-30
r,eeGnnss ETOEi Spain

otcGhnSS rTOEi Spain
Seedlings brought from Spam
py Franciscan missionaries mans
years ago are responsible for Deacs
trees which bloom each sprTg o.
the floor o. Canyon de Chiefly. in n
remote Navajo Indian rese-''@s''
Arizona
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-07-30
More Negro Cops
In Atlanta
BY Ray Lawrence

Atlanta, Ga. 49, Mayor Harris
field last week ordered Uolice
Chief Herbert Jenkins to put on
more police, and to bring the Neg
TO compliment of Atlanta's pol
ice force p to full strength.
At the same time, the Mayor
said that he would seek an in
crease in the number of Negro
policemen in the 1850 city bud
get. These men," said the may
or, have done excellent SER
vice for Atlanta in the few mon
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-07-30

tbs they have been on our force,
and even our severest critics now
agree they have been the cause
of material reduction of crime of
all kinds in the Negro sections
of our city,
At the present time, the auth
orized strength is eight Negro
officers, but actually only five are
on duty. Two of the eight have
submitted their designations, and
third has broken arm receiv-
ed in the line Of duty.
Evening star., 1949-02-20
HELP DokAESTlc

CLEANING WOMAN days 2 wk;,
Mon, Tues. Thurs. and Sat- Slsa5o.
COOK oo 'and' ana first floor work; bet. 80
in; IN $50. Wo. 1859. :.
COOK, gh.w., Q adults, child. small
apt, willing to sit Q ewes; do not
call unless you have excellent refef,
ences that can be checked; GOOD
COOK and general housework. fond
Of children: live in or out; expert,
enced and capable woman with local
references; good salary. ia. 1852
COOK and g.h.w. for quiet. neat LADY
in adult home: S16.25 wk. Write
details, Box 353-V, Star.
COOK, white OF colored, experienced
and reliable: DI. 27I3. 30
geN gpTNtai5S nS r9emi 9an6 local refs only; So
G.B.W., live in, fond of children;
references and health card. expert
enced; Thurs. afternoon and every
other Sun. OF; $50. sH. 1904.
c3oKGHwy; 9; sol0rsd rs. exDsr omar,
Chase. p; G.; salary open; 5 5eca
GIRL, light colored. age 20-30. helr
with housekeeping and care 2 chill.
dren ages 8 and 4. Apply drus
store, -5e16 Ga. ave. NV.
GIRL OR WOMAN, light .housekeep.
ing, light laundry, live In, care Q!
small child; good salary; ia. sose
Evening star., 1949-02-20
HELP poMEsTIc (ceny.)

L
GSt Sbv os9yed sI9y i.ts PaFts csI ru '0VEss Sass
1875 Underwood st. NV.
GIRL for g.h.w.. Mon. Wed, Fri.
afternoon; ref. read.; s.e. or ne.
TW. O4S2.
GIRL. exp. local refs, health card;
carfare. WI. 1854.
GIRL, colored, s.h.w., plain cooking;
1--we 1--we n 81, "A kHsss Gays sood salary; refs
GIRL, to take care of 2 small boys;
Ya m oR WoSAN S5s lGth set1jed ST NJ " 2s Sei in
So xk n0tasss sa asDeF i4ss 'eEsns Snshaf
St. NV n " bet, Ark. ave, and 18th
G. III INV" Wv; colored girl, between so.24o,
h9ms; isIsIy De Ia family sslg no children good
G.H.W.. some cooking. in 3-rm. apt;
5h dayS; must like children: ref
erences required; $50 plus carfare.
HoUsskEEpER, tH sisikaEzElpER white, care of 2
children; empl. couple, small home;
pyt. PVT rm;' In; g9oa g9od salary Sat. and Sun.
HoUsEKEEPER, ss1 wk.. 6na days; 2
Sok aaqt aundny dhdrsn wasSsr aSsTe
HoUsEKEEPER, take over gen, wk.
and care OF children during mothers
01,YHRSHpsa e0nyalsssenssa WA WA; g. 92s9; o.,. ,or
small group bachelor s of,csrs 81 s1i privaee e
room, bath and meals; efficiency
sisl' s:S FOR app sDDoihsmens, cali or: 4S4s
MAID, white or colored. experienced
in e. h W. incl cooking live in: refs
and card required. OIL. 5OO2 -22
MAID, g.h.w., live in, must be fond
and, capable caring for children;
week ends OF; SIS week. UN. 1907.
MAID, experienced. gh,w. and cook
wk. GE. s746.
MAID-G.H.W., experienced with chill
sl5led d5Hn; recent W1 ssa losal references re-
LARGE PVT. RIM. and good salary
| for white woman. to live in and care
tSr Fl, cstla5en sas5 of working parents: Gan
MAiD@steady; ii oosH; short hours. GOOD
pay; ?. !, n must be reliable. 1904 18TH
NutiRsENMiA1p, III ssNMiA1 exper live in, nv for
school girl and 1h-yr.-old boy;
Of; local ref. req; $25 wk. CHI.
NURsEMA1p. Inv. take care of
infant while mother works. 5 days;
exper: and local refs. REQ. AT. 4l5O.
T:so: Sat. $50 / 80; Two two adults,
one child in family; plain cooking;
| salary, S27: do not apply unless
thoroughly experienced. DE. 61Oo,
TWo W. MATURE WHITE WOMEN in
new home OF adults. one for cooking
and some downstairs work. one for
g.h.w.: must be honest, courteous,
able to take telephone messages cor
rectly: no smoking or drinking; 2
lovely rooms and bath, good salary,
days OF and appreciative employers.
Box 260-X. Star.
WHITE WOMAN to help with house
work and stav with 9 school-age
boys while mother works evenings:
or will give rm. and board to cpl. IN
exch. for wife's help with children:
Call 81; 1873 before 4 pm. or all
woMaS sos MGnSfy' 81 YOUNG cra1 to care
2 syssF;9ls 1ss ,,! dsusnssT E.ek sisSo tgG%
wk. Sc. section pref. AK. 5276.
WOMAN. Settled, to live In; house
esll aIi L. s5ss Willisms6urs isne, Oh
H., .f'. .ss ss s=:: =::. for fs!; z:
yhRY laRsic EsXPERifNcEp s!Effs FENCED colored cook
for pvt. family in, alexandria: liye
in; must have handwritten rel
eIences; S35 weekly. Phone oV.
46S5
Evening star., 1949-02-20
MOTOR TRAVEL

LEAVING FOR st. Petersburs. ra.,
Thurs. or Friday; share expense.
Call sunday. between 10 and 2 pm
Columbia 4274.
LADY. driving west coast Florida Feb.
26, return two weeks, take two.
EN-. 7721 evenings.
DRIVING DAYTONA BEACH March 2
or 3, Buick sedan. take Q or 3. part
or all way. Silver Spring 1884 Sun.
LADY. driving Calf. March 1, South
couple. Phi. Glebe 1868. -
MARDI GRAS. floral trail; take four'
SIS day each; comfortable 12-cyl.
Packard; ref. exch. no. 1895;
Jacksonville, Fla: can take or
in l947 Buick. DU. 9455. -,
CALIFORNIA, Southern route. leaV-
ing Monday, Feb. 2l' take 2 men,
Want HXi os g q On 8 PASSENGERS to New
Orleans or vicinity: leaving Feb. 20;
late-model car. 81: 1643. ,.
STATE DEPT. EMPLOYE, driving
daily to Wash. from Fairfax station
Via Burke or Fairfax Courtnovse
Columbia pike or Route 80. Lee
blvd, desires rider to- share e,
Psnsss Nh ESods LoRY; .,,s ot' i,tsan tsl; r. r:
Evening star., 1949-02-20
SITUATIONS MEN (con,.l !

PAINTING, tipping or bookkeeping
! need $3.50 BY March II; avsilable
evenings and Saturday afternnoons.
raPEn sRT SHGiAyi H&AydEs s'aI! AND PAINTER z. de-
PERSONNEL ASST. under 40. job
ANALYSIS. Job classification, pro-
cedures. selection Of personnel, train
yngs ing, exit interviewing. etc. Box
PHARMAcisT, young. experienced,
reliable. D. c. and Nd; reg, full Or
part time Box 2s1-V. Star. 20'
PORTER, colored, exper.. .janitor in
apt, or hotel dishwasher. Hi.
PRINTER, young man familiar with
Kelly. Kluge and Rice Job presses.
wishes permanent lob: sober, de-
pendable. Write to BOND. 3os En-
RESTAURANT MGR, IA years exp.
srolisT sss fa ess eRs BOX 4oe.V Gf' s.ar sa
now empioyed ase yea IS. msrried, nfeSnss, no
children. own good auto, desires Job
license. Write for Interview. Box
sALEsMAN@High caliber; a genuine
result -getter. Seeking new line.
Excellent contacts. Box 417-v. Star.
SALESMAN. 80 yrs. of age, expert
retail stores. desires position with
good organization. Box 365-V, Star.
sTENoGRAPHER, male. diversified
ca No s7i ayasoe Robin s petWssn
STEWARD, FIRST class; position cafe
terra preferred: expert buyer. help
vHpsp vsnpsTyiSSr. Box 4o5-v, star.
Or auto mechanics helper. ADs.
YoTSG Y1SSSi MAN, 20, hard worker, de-
sires travelling. Job as helper or
dEiyev; aTseT siap knowledse Of typins. oos Box
YoGNS SSSSS; Nan. sIss high school grad. SG per
sonable, excel health, desires per-
msnent employment offering chance
for Advancement. Box 349-V, Star.
man sast presently employed as
With opportunity for advancement,
YOUNG MAN. Clerical. tipping. stock.
snsT fot me esDe5 aE 7$g7 SEs' refs wants TO- Job
YOUNG MAN. unusually diversified
experience. all phases bowling alley,
| restaurant, soda fountain in execu-
tive capacity, desires any perma-
nsns position nssss w,ss ts tutuTs TfN E95 full
kind. DU. ss7s. ~ WIN sA'
YOUNG MAN. colored. wants Job as
messenger or porter. Phone MI.
EVE. EMPLOY. DESIRED. young man,
exper. typ. teletyp., switched. opr.,
rm. clk:., cashier, record kpr.. file
saxa sk I'll III OF SoS similar hrs Ss PI
EXPERIENCED ARCHITECTURAL designer
and craftsman offers his services by
the hour to architects ofiices to take
charge Of or help out on rush Jobs;
length OF employment determined by
size Of Job; residential and apartment
work specially; experienced IN
Wisconsin wise 1880 evenings. % 20:
2s YEARS MECHANICAL and bust
red sne5ests capable os6saE snd trust
BURGESS. Is W. custis ave.. Alex
3 men MEN COLLEGE graduates desire
part-time work; hours, 6 to 8 eve
ninss and Saturdays or Sundays.
rsn sHS foEiowNa ssalH sisEi WORK is desired ss
by experienced hotelman: Waiter
bellman. lobby porter. etc. Inter
ested employers please call Hillside
HOWARD UNIV. STUDENT desires
eve. JOB, switchboard. clerical, por-
ter; $50 to 10 pm, TR. 3191.
MIR. RESTAURANT and cafe owner
portunity to secure one thoroughly
experienced, unusual, outstanding
background and a name that is
tradition in Washington, accustomed
large volume, high-clasS operation.
Box 330-V. Star. q.
Evening star., 1949-02-20
YOUNG WOMEN

Wanted. Do you wish to make 9
weekly salary of $45 to S75 and
advance quickly to much higher
earnings? Arthur Murray offers
young women, 23 to 35. with good
tive ABILITY, a permanent career In
the field Of ballroom dancing. No
previous experience required. Short
period OF training given free. Please Pleas
do not apply unless you are willing
to work from ! until 10 pm. Don 7
phone or write. Apply IN person
Mrs. Pennell. ARTHUR MURRAY.
11Q6 Conn ave.
Evening star., 1949-02-20
HELP WoAAEN

without cost. Choice lovely blan.
kets, silverware, alumfnumware, lin
ems. Just show friends how to ge
beautiful mere meIehandise: F.r Free Free pre- pre-
bmdee. club plan: free catalog
Dept. 220, New York 8.
AMAZING spare-time earnings. Sci
stationery, napkins so with name
81. Free samples. Complete line all.
occasion cards, Easter cards. Profit!
to 1907; Write for samples. EN-
DO YOU NEED MONEY? Sell every.
day cards. ., No experience erI needed =.
folders for all occasions sells quickly
pays you up to 1O0% profit. Big line
fast sellers includes so Charm.
cites" me-imprinted notes, nap
kins, stationery. Write. for .assort.
sH fRgf2sSab RgSb5a R1Hi fsss 5ss ,2R:sa
Emira, N. Y.
$3.50. accustomed to earning So.
000- $5. 900 yearly? Educational sales
service; position permanent. Free
to travel. Write Box 14s-V. Star;
SELL DRESSES from New York. So. 90
up: 6th ave: IN: - firm desires s,its
iingeries: seen in vogue. Mademoi.
ssmpl. sss s0oo Seos e0mMsi5Gs MopaRN MANNER f r.
-315AN 9th ave. New York,
BRANCH OFFICE of lge. national in.
yestigation bureau needs cierk,typist
for part:time work; must be able to t;e
and located in downtown bus. sec:
ton: eficient tipping required and
must be intelligent: salary. II pei
hr. Please reply fully. Box 3O-x
BIG MONEY in Everyday cards. New
greetings sells quickly. Pays you ur
stationery, "a other popular sellers
Samples on approval. PHILLIPS
CARDS, 607 Hunt, Newton. Mass.
POSITION open March l for woman
sparkling personality for position
OF Importance with a respected anC
notionally known firm; the woman
we chose must be able to reflect the
dignity and prestige OF the hrm In
her liason work with groups Of PEG;
include all revelant details Of edu.
cation. social and business expert
ence. For a personal interview write
stating phone number, to Box 3O3-x
A LIFETIME CAREER for a cultured
WOudA VIVA pC3o ooAoA hAS
BACKGROUND but who may have hac
no previous business exp: here i:
your enviable opportunity to be
financially independent and enjoy
pleasant and friendly associates
This position requires Intelligent
regular work and car is essential
for local driving. Acceptance only
after personal interview. Write full
Information and phone no. Box
EARN UP 10 ses WEEKLY, get your
own dresses as o bonus besides. Show
Fashion Frocks to friends. No can
vassing, investment or exper. nee
FASHION FROCK. Dept. B-150s
Cincinnati. Ohio.
EARN EXTRA MONEY, make up tc
1OOS profit selling personalizec
napkins. matches. playing cards anc
other imprinted items. A beautiful
line that sells on sight. Write fol
free samples. LYNNE NOVELTY CO.
Dept. I3; 7ss Riverside ave.. FL
AMAz1NG MAJ; 4; toFFER-sso is yours 70,
selling only 30 boxes Of Everyday
cards. 1t costs nothing to try
Write for samples on approval
CHEERFUL CARD CO., 12-G White
Evening star., 1949-02-20
INSTRUCTION COURSES

GERMAN LANGUAGE and literature,
besinners. advanced. conversation,
Sss P ave: N TaSs%s sS5SsFS 9s4S ss sSP
LEARN in SAFETY to drive safely
NeE cars; Complete dual control.
cTx H1sf sEkv1ef MTh9R lxS% NSE.e e1rf i5g4 sample
questions and answers; 6S pages, So:
sample tests. % ST. MEsfT s1sif;fa5IifI; PuBEIcAs .
TIoNs. s1s Evans Bldg. 1920 New
sfaGrf fsfk sve orhExroks7 nki 81 71sl; NlE;soE
Modern training in all subjects; day.
night and part-time classes Get
OUR SCHOOL. 1910 N. 7. ave.
NE: 777s Established 1918.
Hss'h 4S% Ssissss
MODERN M ~TRAf2SSYfNa Af2SYfN in beauty eul.
ture. all subjects taught, Approved
RARYaF ReeEsEaRsnf sr1gr4 t9E o. conhRsE ssi.R19s
FASHION ASH 8 Al aRFF Fz zNbp p1 FAsafoN liza design
Private instruction and profes.
sional training for beginners and
aadyanced students. Telephone Wo
OVER 400 COURSES covering ensi-
neerine. business. mathematics. com.
mercial art. vocational. high schools.
sE1n s1s; APR5oyed APTTN undsI ,l q 5ill; IN,
sGH99hi MH: 2f5s Room s1o Bond Bldg.
NATIVE GERMAN, former instructor
snt.e fS5 German 1n;T.r.,,n lsnsTsss y. eTtension
sssansas Ss Sas. 'hFisfa Sss 'G2sSs aSSGARB hs.isa
Piano INSTRUCTION, classical and
modern. L. W. FREuDE. AID. 1888
WE WILL PROVE you can play popu-
lar piano or accordion in 20 one
hour lessons: CHARLES NEWMAN
STUDIOS. DU. 1900 or RA $500.
EXPERT INST, piano and voice les
sns' sons' SIS Can Wed, Thurs, 7:3o-
home, day or ewes. Competent in
structor. 10 yrs work in Braille.
"a yrs. exp: In teaching. Elk. 1884
bet. 9:30-12:30 am.
TgToRING-Alsebra; geometry: Latin
elem, jr. high subjects. UN. 1888. =
PLAY PIANO and compose in three
months. Specialist in voice training.
concert preparation. DU. ,S62l. 22'
DANCE SCHOOL, colored; ballet, tap.
Social dancing; large. we'll equipped
school, experienced teachers in all
phases. Phone AID. .s71s. Inf.
CLERICAL COURSE for coming exam
Tues and Thurs s,evt ewes srIa 6,s; now 60, 70,
is'9 POO sissi fsh at snss
SAVE SAVE M'To + TO Il usual time; small
classes. rapid advancement in SHORT
hand. touch typing, bookkeeping.
SCHOOL, 700 18th st. NV. MA.
PIX TELEPHONE course. 2 weeks,
S25. on active board: Q real school;
top,Salsried posttl9ns po, Miss loo Pase, ,s,s
BETTER ENGLisH sTUDIo-pirect
method. intensive course; individual
PIANO TEACHER, former. associate
Frankie Carle a. Elliot Radio Studios
Of Sprinsf1eld, Mass. can take few
pupils; Lessons at your home.
sssia1 SS 4Se7 Rm :saon; ga e
Rs9as'siogn'M Rcms g NOSES nHsi'Isp'4 IT, 41i e % ,os5
BIG CLERICAL EXAM.
Special coaching. clerical exam. The
big clerical exam. March s apd ~.
Tuition, $15 entire course. AL IN
struction papers free Mon, Tues.
Wed, Thurs. each week, 10 Am. to
noon, $3.50 to Pm. Call MR..
RICHARDS. Tivoli Theater Bldg,
Evening star., 1949-02-20
MOTOR TRAVEL (cont.)

FLYING TO FLORIDA, VIC. Of Tampa
and TT. Meyers, Mon. or Tues, for
week or 10 days; room for pas
senEers; ! way or round trip. $75
each: WA, 1909: 30
/, wish young man share expenses;
reference required. Phone Woodley
6173. -21