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Evening star., 1950-04-18
Evening Star Building

He should be 23-35 years Of age,
high school graduate, dependable
week. Apply Personnel, Room sos.
Evening Star Building
11O1 Penna. Ave NV.
GRILL and steam table man, white,
sARsi cRSsTiRToF ssfe RF' rHAMAG ARM y Ds1isR sh
and R sts. NV. is
GROCERY CLERK, white. young.
Some knowledge of plants and
flowers preferable but not essential
Apply in person only. 1900 Wis.
GRocEERsY cLERk-colored, fully
exp, sober. reliable, references. Ap-
ply in person 1906 7th st. NV,
GROCERY ROC ,..t CLERK tea te york S in store
MARI Market pre- Zoe isab EMERsoN - NV suPEa s
GROCERY CLERK. IN must IS: have have knowlse
edge of vegetables; good pay. steady
position. Apply SLIGO HILLS MAR
kET. 730 Sligo ave. SH. 1850. -19
HaberdaShery Salesman
fine quality mems furnishings, full
or part time: highest earnings pos
sibilities for aggressive man with
5se"Pa srs PAsHIoN 4SPy SHOP e MI iNc s'hGsD 1890
HARDWARE CLERK, young man, to
work in hdwe: store and drive small
Prefer local man. CARR HARD
WARE CO.: INC, 51a6 Baltimore
ICE CREAM Statesmen .nm, colored.
Call FIR. MA, am. to 8 p.m.-33
JANITOR. colored, sober, must be
good worker, married, no children;
for big apt. project in Va; quarters
plus S11O mo-; references. Call Gil.
JANITOR.. colored, married. no chill
dren; living quarters included; gar
den type apt. bldg: must know oil
f1rs boilers. Box 1850, Star. 30
JANlTOR, colored, married, no chill
project, nearby Virginia; must have
ters: Apply MRS, Sg Moore. aoii 'ai Apt '4Sa 9os
-26l3 Lee blvd. GIL. 1914. Ia
JANITOR and HANDYMAN for part
sood sl@d psSi sSrk co, n 5oDsl opsrtmsnt house;
machinist and experienced in small
precision parts, for experimental
shop in an electronic company; s.
day; 4o,hour Eeek; Apply in person,
MMpARii IlIdsi. Nc NC 462 Swami aye.
MOTOR REPAiRMAN. armature win
der and trouble shooter. WAR
FIELD & SANFORD sls E st: &aa Nv.
rsTN1EsEMu't A. 14s5 be l's class: e Can
PAiNTERs wanted, white: mechsni-
son after 7:3o pm. or before $50
an. 320 Anacostia I'd. Sc.
PA1NTERS-1st class only. II not,
nrt
work: Brookville Home Corp. Job,
10000 blk. OF Georgia ave: S13 and
Sl4 per day. See MR.. BREEDEN,
Call sH; :377, 81. 3s4o from 8 70 9
PAPER HANGER. good combination
man. SIG day sober. Call sH. 1878.
PAPER HANGER. combination man.
preferably with car. GIL. 1415.
BALTIMORE RENoVATING co.;
Paper Hangers-TU. 1890
pa
PHARMACIST-Excel. position with
man: 81 Apply PENN DRUG. 18th and
rHSRMacEsr. i ri aiHi SO hours week. Ils siao.
2101 18th st. NV. 20
PHARMACIST = Full time position;
54-hr. wk.: good salary for capable
active man Upton & MYERS
400 14th ST. NV. 10
PHARMACEUTICAL SALESM A NJ
Established local territory available
to energetic, ambitious salesman OF
proven ability. Detail and sell ma
tionally known line of A. M. A.
Council accepted products of GEO.
A. BREON a. co. Aged 35-45
Car necessary. College education
and drug or sales experience desired
Salary. bonus, expenses, insurance,
disqualification and retirement plan
Write B. M. Dixon for personal in
terview State qualifications. Box
SD. Star is
Evening star., 1950-04-18
ELEVATOR OPERATOR

Colored. experienced operator with
license: 1880 years of age: %0-hour.
5.day week. Apply Personnel, Room
SOC.
Evening Star Building
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
FENCE ERECTORs, chain link: good
pay, steady job; must be expert
enced. ApplY 1924 18th ct nA-2O
Evening star., 1950-04-18
Life Insurance Co.

Life Insurance Co.
1897 De Sales St. NV &c
sTENOGRAPHER- R-CLERK-For bank
at r. I. ave. and 4th st. ne. Per-
manent position. pleasant working
conditions; 5-day. 4O-hour week
give age, education. experience and
references. Box SIZE, Star. go
eral once worker, experienced. age
20 to 80. Apply in person, with
references. FRED s. GICHNER IRON
WORKS. 1914 gath st. NV. 10
STENOGRAPHER TYPIST-A-1; 25
to 35, who lives in Va. for perm.
COASTAL AVIATION CORP. 447
Calvert ave-, Alex. Va. oV, 2063.
Evening star., 1950-04-18
MATTRESSES

Attractive young women between 1S
and 35, interested in positions
located in y C. and nearby Arlington
and Maryland. Salary plus tips:
Meals and unifroms furnished Ex-
.cellent cmployment benefits. Apply
personnel Office
HOT sHoPPE. INC.
l1o4 II ST NV
Evening star., 1950-04-18

SALESMAN-COLLECTOR for indus
trial insurance route; auto necessary
SOB Victor Bldg. 724 9th st. NV
Evening star., 1950-04-18

HaberdaShery Salesman
Young man, experienced in selling
f1ne quality mems furnishings, full
or part time: highest earnings pos
, sibilities for aggressive man with
following. Apply to Mr. Schoen-
here, FASHION SHOP, INC, 1900
F ST. NV. Is
Evening star., 1950-04-18
SILK FINISHER

For retail dry cleaning plant. steady
Job. GOOD pay to a thoroughly ex-
perienced, reliable girl Apply CEN
TRIAL CLEANERS. 323 Carroll St
NV. is
STENOGRAPHER, young lady, neat,
industrious and capable of assuming
some responsibility; pleasant work.
ing conditions tnG as.iso and good hours il
nent position, call Mr.. Biederman
ss24zEuasRR1T' 81 sR1''' & bRo, SsS"o me-" 1ss J. 18th II
sTENoGRAPHER for immediate en-
saoRBHAR HR0iz HOTEL sLs'g!5Se a5co cslTsft avert
sTENoGRAPHER. part time, rapid
and accurate shorthand and typing
Days sy nsv5sSs hGarf san q be ~ 5an tH
MRS MILFORD, Ex. 7o77. lis
STENOGRAPHER. competent. for law
9l7 18th st; NV. Room 7O4 30
STENOGRAPHER for position Of
s:sfg ssoo mo- s'niss Sea sc cs TSs1 ssaf
STENOGRAPHER, permanent posi-
tion in well-established trade or
ganization: good shorthand essential;
5-day week; good salary with chance
Of advancement. Call MR.. SEATON,
MA. 1920. -23
STENOGRAPHER-Must be able to
take dictation, meet the public and
assume general clerical duties: hours
to 5. 5h.day week; Apply Mr.,
is
sTENOGRAPHER, gen. once work,
intel begin. considered; permanent
position, 5-day week and other bene-
fits. Apply in person.
John Hancock Mutual
Evening star., 1950-04-18

YOUNG WOMEN, IS to IS, higi
school graduates. as investigator,
fol. retail shopping service; Inter.
eStlng work: no experience neceS-
sary. Must be free to travel Apply
Warner Bldg. 18th and E SITS. n W,
IMMEDIATE OPENING for woman OF
to assist director Of Childcraft pro
gram; age 25-t5. Prefer one exper.
fenced in teaching, club or CHURCH
answer me yps who nqss n9t MUS nsuas y
unemployed now and interested in
chiia guidance and parent education
For interview. write fully. stating
age, education and phone number
HOUSEWIVES twhite> anxious to
earn 81 to 50 per hr. without can
vsssing. Write Box 1s7-D. Star.
ALERT WOMAN with personality to
supervise a nationally sponsored
position offers interesting work and
splendid income for a fun time
career. Previous experience in teach
ing, organizing, or sales work de-
slrable. Car necessary. To merit
tions and phone number to Box
aTTRacfIvE FIVE WOMAN. over o. Iis capa-
BILE of meeting the public: S45 to
sos; 5-day week. Apply 1925 Conn.
ave. NV. Suite 404, bet. 3 and 5
ALERT. wELL-GROoMED woman
with car. can enjoy immediate at
tractive earnings in this dignifed
career in fine sterling silver. On
liberal percentase plan, no delivery
collecting or canvassing. Age 25-i3
national advertising in Vogue. Har-
Der'S Bazaar. etc Complete train
ing at our expense II you can qualify.
To, arrange for personal interview
call Sligo 65l6 between and l2
I'm. and ask for MRS. TAVENNER
CREDIT DEPT. needs several women
for p ana l.. collection dept. Excel.
salary. EISEMAN'S. F at 9Th 81. NV.
SODA FOUNTAIN, white, no nights.
PRARMAcY. PP fapii z SEl dqns ain. MANOR Park
ACTION! $50 Is yours for selling 100
boxes greeting cards at ST.. Station
cry or napkins with name on, Send
for samples on APPROVAL JEWEL,
401. w Somerset st.. Dept. 40.
Phila.. Pa.
Personnel-All Positions
National company in consumer field
has several openings In sales, train
ing and executive positions. Excellent
earnings on commission. training fee
or overwrite basis. depending on
position qualified for Attractive
territories open in Virginia and
Maryland y you have had manage
ment ment experience For interview.
Of ts car aeaSihf aTaiiaDle Nf 4 " fnS TnSsIEY, E
2010 Norman I'd, Glen Burnie. Nd
-1g
Evening star., 1950-04-18
CLERICAL ASST,

Interesting work in auditing dept
Employees discount privileges and
other liberal company Dement'S: 40
hour, 5-day week. Apply personnel
Evening star., 1950-04-18
WOMAN

Thoroughly experienced ir
all phases of photography
to take charge of camera
department.
GOOD SALARY
AND COMMISSION
APPLY
WHELAN DRUG
Room 214-A
500 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1950-04-18

statesmen, 80 OR OVER
Regardless of what you have sold
you owe it to yourself to investigate
our landscape planning service. We
prove while training that seven out
of ten prospects buy. Repeat busi-
ness, no dull season. Sold on open
account. top commission paid i'm
mediately: assist you in earning
good check f1rst week. Must have car
and good local references. For per.
sonal interview. call T R. STEED
DI. 4210, for appt. any time after
9 am. Mon. No phone information,
Evening star., 1950-04-18

WILL INTERVIEW AMBITIOUS
young man deSirous of learning the
real estate business from the ground
up. Small starting salary; must have
car; we will pay car expenses: young
man with stenographic training will
be given preference; grand oppor-
tunity to be The Right Arm to
the boss; If you want to learn to
be a salesman here is your chance
0Q.T Cfor on
Evening star., 1950-04-18

CLERK -RECEPTIONTST in photo
graphic studio. exper. preferred;
good handwriting, neat appearance;
advancement based on initiative and
ability; permanent. Apply in person
only. ANTON, 729 11th st. NV.
CLERK experienced. pleas
ant T9orking T,og conditions. sood sal
Apply office, THE YOUNG MEMS
SHOP. 1919 r st. NV. -22
CLERK -TYPIST, 1890, interesting
work. pleasant surroundings and per-
manent position: 5-day wk. Apply
NORTHWESTERN NATIONAL. s12
Woodward Bldg. -16
manent position in life insurance
company; working hours are from
$40 to 4:15, Monday through Fri
day. Apply Room 300 between q
and II am. S16 14th st. NV. 30
CLERK -TYPISTS, permanent only;
good salary. Apply Mr.. Trice, FRANC
JEWELRY CO., 627 7th st. NV.
Ia
Evening star., 1950-04-18

For retail dry cleaning and laundry
store, permanent employment, pleas
ant working conditions with above
average F. ay; experienced preferred
but not essential. Apply CENTRAL
CLEANERS, 700 Kennedy st. NV.
Evening star., 1950-04-18
GARAGE CLERK

The Star is in need Of another sarase
clerk who has had experience in
bookkeeping and automotive parts
high school graduate, dependable,
and conscientious: 40-hour. 5-day
week. Apply Personnel, Room sos.
Evening star., 1950-04-18
MEDICAL SECRETARY
Personnel COUNSELOR


RECEPIioNIsI; 5000 personality.
knowledSe OF f1sureS Must De over
IS. Apply in person, ROBERT OF
PARIS. Ih14 Conn ave. LIS
RESIDENT MANAGER for exclusive
limit As. Apply Employment once,
.1S0 Wisconsin ave. nv. ADJ, ).
a,le. Tuesday. Wednesday, snd
SALES CLERK in drusstor.. ewes. and
Sun; s3P. OsseisTrsd. but not nee,
sAIEsGiRis sIE EfR s'si sWANrED-ADpIy NiS in
person at Eli NJ st, NV Must oe
safEssIAD9.d 81, "a e.D.bl. of managing maa
candy store: state ase and exper.
Box Sl3-C. Star lis
SALESLADY exper. in yard goods
Bethesda. Nd. WI. 655s; ewes. GE
sAL.sLADy. .xp.r.. sheet music de-
PfiIEssRRssnt, PiIsRs ,sn1 gsTmeneD' = position Apply
SALESLADY-For suits. coats and
dresses; thoroush experience essen
tial for interesting position in our
magnineent new Silver Spring store.
Apply JOSEPH R. HARRIS Co.
sALEsLADY. experienced in selling
dresses. coats and suits; liberal sal
ary and commission. SAKS. 6l0
sALEsiADiEs. ready-to-xear and
millinery: must have experience,
excellent salary, steady employ
ment. Apply lois Conn. ave, 10
SALESWOMEN-The Singer Sewing
Machine Co. have openings in their
Alexandria and Clarendon stores
for alert. attractive and neat
women between - and A. years OF
age. Prefer those that have sales
experience ana some knowledge of
sewing Apply Mr. Glenn, 3lO1 Will
son blvd. Arlington. lis
SANrNlCH-SODA GIRLS, colored
drug store refs. Apply in person only
PENN DRUG, 18th and E SITS. NV.
SEAMSTRESS. white: some exper. on
slip covers. Call after &. ia, 13S6
SEAMSTRESS, experienced better-type
dresses; exclusive shop. JOAN ROB-
ERTS, Conn. at L st.
SECkETARY-Comp exper. in
1ffice work: .5ia-dsy week. good sal-
ary. Apnly by telephone Mon. and
Tues; eve. 7:30 to 8 pm.
SECRETARY RECEPTIONIST, for
legal work. Phone Ma. se94. Mon.
SECRETARY. experienced. fast, for
part.time day assignments through
public steno. once. RE. O564. Is
SECRETARY-Major oil company has
immediate opening for competent
young lady. 20-25 yrs; yrs ex-
perience necessary; personality and
initiative essential. Cali 9-5 week
days, DE. S100 -CI
Evening star., 1950-04-18
CLERK

CLERK for dry cleaning store; ex-
perienced preferred; white. Chill
LUM CLEANERS. GE. 666S, 232
Riggs road ne. 80
Evening star., 1950-04-18
SECRETARY

SECREl lARY
Arlington contractor desires services
OF young lady, 90 to 80; must be
accurate in shorthand and typing
Call ia. 4-0455. $40 to 5. liz
SECRETARY. mortgage banking; un-
der 35, accurate stenographer. min
1mum 100 words per minute; 81
day. week. sick and annual leave,
paid Decentralization. Apply to Mr.
HaineS or Mr.; Graham.
Frederick w. Berens, Inc.
1928 K st. NV. -1a
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Wash
inston ONCE large corporation; cen
trally located; 5-day week: perma-
nent., Must have at least three
years experience; age 30 to %
Applications will be held strictly
conf1dential. Telephone Elk. 800
sECRETARY-srENoGRApHER Ma.
tional news MAGAZINE has a vacancy
in the once of a young executive
in the circulation MANAGEMENT dept
There is opportunity for the use o.
initiative. and working condition.
are excellent: 5-day. 40-hr. wk
liberal vacation and sick leave. free
ADVANTAGES, Call 5000, Monday.
Fri, DI. 1900. Ext. 261.
SECRETARY -STENOGRAPHER Ad.
vertising agency needs experienced
secretary-stenograph age 20-3O
last. accurate typist permanent po-
sition. advancement. good startinE
4O-hour week. Phone DI. 7400 fol-
Evening star., 1950-04-18
statesmen, 3OOR OVER

2727 9th st NE.
At Foot of Franklin st. Bridge
Arkansas State press., 1950-12-29
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Aviation Dentistry embraces all dental problems concerned
y of Aviation Medicine Flying brought challenge to dentistry
result of extensive military aviation In the early of
few dental studies made because the demands of
flying the body limited The planes not capable
doing things that today such high speeds
rapid of and decent However, the in mill
ary aviation well the development of civilian aviation
understanding of the phases of aviation essential
to all dentists
The Importance of dental examinations records and the state
of oral hygiene of the avaors have long been recognized
important factor in flying safety Recent developments in the
field of aviation have resulted in highly meuverabe planes
which fly than five miles minute climbs mile minute
operate 10000 These developments created
physioogic problems well dental problems The
human body constantly makes adjustments for changes in its
environment but the demands of todays flying conditions
the human body are of great magnitude.
Investigators have found that there is possible
ton between oral infection and saleness in pilots Diseased
teeth and gums found in avaors who suffered
ccaory disturbances and diminished vision observed at
times side the involved teeth Toohache at high
altitude which subsidized landing found to be due to nam
nation of the tooth pulp Other dental problems includes loosen
ing of dental filings retention of proshetic appliances
Aviation Dentistry has accepted the challenge to deal with
the problems of modern aviation by assisting conditioning the
body withstand the demands of the environment by offer
ing effective of dental difficulties occurring
in flight and by keeping research in oral aspects Of Aviation
Dentistry abreast Of advances in aviation
Arkansas State press., 1950-12-29
Some Predictions For 1851 -.
BY David Betheda


SOME 1851 PREDICTIONS: Don't ex-
pest Peace but don't expect war in 1851. No
body wants war Nobody wants the world
destroyed yet 1t may be bad and nerve
grinding but most of us would like to see it
ST. In tack.
Secretary Of State Dean Acheson won't
be around till summer. Somebody is got to
tase the rap for the reverses In Korea, and
the present administration is tie most like
ly victim, though the entire Western World
is responsible
Tighten your belts. The liberty in civil
lian goods is gone with the wind BY Mid
summer, you'll be experiencing the lush DAYS
OF World War II, and by the end of 1851
there will be more money in circulation than
there will be goods to purchase.
Greater strides will be made in race re-
lations this wear since the Civil War days.
BY the end Of this wear every University in
the North and most Of them in the south will
write Jim Crow from their campuses.
Arkansas State press., 1950-12-29
BY David Betheda


Last Monday, the 25th day of December,
all Christendom celebrated the birth of the
Christ. One may wonder how many living to-
day have read the Sermon on the Mount"
II they have read it, did they understand its
fun meaning? If they perceive of the full
meaning they must know that there is moth
ing in that memorable Sermon" to indicate
that there is any biological or racial pre-
euinence of one race over another race.
One wonders how many Ministers and
Priests, glorifving this Christmas season,
seeing the world today, torn by racial strife.
stood CALAMITY before their congregations
and proclaimed to the world that "All Men
Are Created Equal in the sight of God?
WI they take a little time out to explain
thst real brotherhood is not found in the self
ish and bias concepts of men, but in the
spiritual principle laid down by the Man
whose birth we are giving joyous praise
thsse holidays.
He csne to bring peace and Joy to
sick world II was n mission that Unbiased
ss1>icism and painful accusations from the
Arkansas State press., 1950-12-29
lis About Time For 4 Showdown

We noted with much interest this week
that DIR. O. Sherman North Little Rock,
political and civic leader, announced a call
for all political leaders of Little Rock to
meet. The meet was called for the purpose of
getting together, or working together toward
one common interest
This call, we believe, was issued with all
sincerity, but the anticipated accomplish
ments failed to arouse our optimism. 1t was
not that we doubted DR.. Shermans integrity
or ability, but il was due more or less to our
knowledge of Little Rocks leaders, and their
detectives in their organizations. We know,
as do the few Negroes who are not leaders,
that the detectives of most of the leaders are
to organize TO dsorganize
The truth of the matter is, as known by
the Negro, that in Little Rock we have
Arkansas State press., 1950-12-29
I've Been Thinkinu-
BY Cab Galloway

Hello kiel Auditorium in st. Louis; hi to
tne auditorium in Jackson, Tennessee, the
city auditorium in Little Rock, Arkansas
and Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; the audito-
rum in San Antonio Texas.
Wen be down there the first week in
January with great show, some hi-de-ho
and Sepia Miss America contest. viii you be
there for some kicks and to check the beau
tful chicks in our contest?
All in all we'll visit about IS Southern
cities on this current tour before l take off
Tor Aontevideo in February Say hello when
you stop by and tell me what you think of
the column, huh?
It's happy new year time again and I'd
nate to be the infant 1851 facing the trials.
troubles and tribulations that moppet finds
staring him in the face.
And every year I've felt the same way
In recent years. Peace on earth. good will
towards men, seems to be forgotten thing
Ims Is an era of suspicion hate, with the in
0viduai the pawn in this game of interna-
tional politics.
II will be far happier time when we
can say Happy New Year with true convic-
hn. 1t is contradictory when we have to
say to boys who may be going overseas
In few days or weeks. The words have
hollow sound in the many homes across the
nation where sons, husbands and sweethearts
VIII never return.
Arkansas State press., 1950-12-29

more leaders than we have followers. Every
time a white candidate seeking political of
flee gives Negro campaign card and a s.
cent cigar, that Negro Immediately becomes
a leader of his people, and remains so as long
as he is able to play upon the white mans
ego. To the white man, this type of Negro Is
valuable, because he can be used to keep the
white race informed of what is going on a.
mong the Negroes. What the white man does
not know is that the white man made Negro
leader is not recognized in his own race, has
no Influence, and is only playing him for
sucker
We congratulate Dr. Sherman on his
call. However, we are still in doubt as to the
accomplishments. But, we do know it's about
time for general showdown on the leader
ship in Little Rock.
Arkansas State press., 1950-12-29
this
day and age
The Shape Of Things To Come
BY Clyde o. Jackson, City Editor

We told by newsboys recently while he
his regular of selling papers couple of weeks
he went into of the department stores and white sales
seeing the headlines which read WHITE MANS RACE
ATTITUDE is CAUSE OF WAR WITH CHINA" promptly de-
manded Where did this paper boy? This Commu
mist have been published in Russia In the
time crowd had gathered and them purchased the paper
and began reading with mixed emotions Many
the word Communist very loosely Any person publication
which avors the abolition of segregation and the guarantee of
Godgven rights for Negroes labeled Communist fascist
souherners remember few years ago when in school,
asked social science instructor to explain the
of Communism Communist He went tell me what Com
munsm stood for where and how originated and all of the other
particulars but he did tell the meaning the word
wonder who the word freely describing
liberal persons know what the word When they label
who stands for Negro rights Commstc they merely
saying that Communists stand for Negro rights Mote said
hey and not T) All most of these know is that it
something that supposed to be harmful to way OF
life and they figure they you with enough of such
calling they will support from other highly emotional
and fearful and pretty they will have you over bar
rel have the conclusion that to the fascist of the SOUTH
Communist anyone who dsagrees with his selfish and bgot-
ed philosophy.
These bigoed persons the world cannot last
much longer it is of this world to survive we VIII
have the realization that the days of slavery and ex
ploitation ended.
A few weeks ago. listened to a speaker of Phander
Smiths vesper who said that the dawn funny
thing up easily surely but not abruptly he related
explained that the dawn does not break as so many
think (e "at the break of dawn but SLOWLY
being until it has completely ushered in new day. AS
this speaker spoke these words thought "ow like life that
isl" for we dawn the horizon which is a
usher day and dawn comes surely DAY can
not be far thoughtful the speaker stated m
even though dawn slowly upon u.s. 1t cannot DC e
bac-nothng hold it back, as it begins ushefne IN new
day Well there number of hae-fled people hVg III o
nation during this present day and age VINO seek TO ao p
the dawn-a which is fast usherng in new aay io we
groes in the souhbut they more hold back ts Dawn
a bey could hold back the dawn of today yesterday For
TODAY must yesterday has long gone and tmnoow"
tomorrow a new day. will be today Just as nght ias io
the actual day. also fall for the day OF whch we spear
~ da o slavery and exploitation of Negroes Soon will be
living in new day. day where man is man regardless Oh m
color of his skim will be able to progress ACCORDING
to our abilities and ambitions rather than accous ~ I
S denomination prejudice and exploitation will be lost ana
no person or prevent this though many WI" surrey n.y.