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Faculty.
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university, Montreal, Canada; DR..
A. l.. Murray. Pittsburgh; Azure
Illus Whaley, Philander Smith and
Drake university; DR.. Reinhart S.
Ross, University of Iowa; Miss
Orene c. Bacon Paine college;
Curtis d. Gillespie, Philander
Smith and the university of Ark
ansas.
Several of the faculty members
received degrees this summer
George Igger. head of the depart
ment of Foreign languages. re-
ceived the PhD from the univer-
sity OF Chicago. c. d. Henry IS
now a qualified candidate for the
PhD at the university of Iowa,
Stanley Tate has completed work
for the M. Mus at Columbia uni
versity The eonege takes greet
pride in the fact that more than
30 per cent Of its teaching facll-
ty hold the PhD. degree, and no
instructor holds less than the
Masters deg.se.
The department of education
and teacher training has been o.
ganized in order TO provide the
professional services of a school of
education as an integral part Of
the Liberal Arts college. TIE
music department. is undergoing
reorganization with a setup TO
utilize the recent development
program converting the entire
first floor OF Budlong Hall TO
music alone.
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DEAF and BLIND
SCHOOL NEWS

Last Friday night from E50 :
900 the deaf and blind students
enjoyed their usual weekly social.
They played several games I'M
der the supervision OF their prln.
cipal and other teachers. The
Virginia Reel was presented by
the deaf students and a cute lit
tie French dance was presented
by some Of the blind students IN.
der the direction of Mrs, IL. Rey-
nolds,
Elder and Mrs. Fred Parker Wis.
tied the school Sunday. Elder
Parker gave talk on The Crea-
ton of Man" which was enjoyed
by all. The public is invited 10
come and be with the student
body and faculty at their even.
ing bell' at four p. m. every
Sunday evening
Rev. Delbert I. Thies, Lutheran
Missionary to the deaf, spoke to
the deaf children on Monday
morning He talked on CATCH.
ism taken from the 10th Com
mandments" His talk was very
helpful to the students.
Mrs. Eula johnson is back for
another school term. Mrs. johnson
comes from Detroit and is matron
of the deaf girls. Mrs. Farrell
Slaughter is the matron for the
blind girls.
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Rapists-
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tN0ntnueO IrOm P"BV VIM
six rapists were very quick and
efficient when IL came to franz
ing-up Clyde Brown and Releigh
Speller. innocent North Carolina
Negro victims of rape frame-ups
now facing death; the Daniels
Cousins, innocent Negro teen
ayers facing death on a murder
frams-up; and Mack Ingram, The
Negro share-cropper facing i'm
risonment for allegedly looki rs
at a white girl"
The Negro mother was raped
by six soldiers in the rear of an
Army truck during Army'A'r
Fo,ce maneuveys. Sheriff Nc.
Lonald OF Cathage has disclosed
The woman is the mother OF
two children and the wife Of a
New York soldier. She was visit
ing relatives near Carthage wan
the crime occurred.
She was returning with a
group from church the night of
August Is when seven soldi,ia
q swelling in an Army truck stopp-
ed them. At gunpoint, the sol
diers forced her. another woman
and a Negro preachers son into
Che back Of the truck.
The other woman managed TO
Zee herself from the soldiers and
rOn. While the seventh soldier
held the youth at bay with
rife, the other six raped the wo
oDan.
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Delegate Returns
From Advent Meet

John c. Smith of the Seven
Day Adventist church was one OF
the 2400 official delegates to the
first laymen's congress held by
Adventist for all Of the United
States and Canada. The attendance
Of the conference reached 10000
al the weekend meetings wni n
we're held on the camp ground
of the Adventist's Michigan con-
ference near Lansing. August 20
10 September l.
During the intensive four day
program delegates met fellow
members from far away places
as Newfoundland, Alaska and
Hawaii Laymen representing ali
occupational groups, marched III
the procession which opened tae
congress.
In his opening address, Thee
dore L. Oswald Of Washington. d.
C.. director of the church's inter-
national home mission depart
ment, declared that. Christians
need not look beyond their own
neighborhoods for a call to SER
vice" William H. Branson. Ad-
ventist world president, declared
that today, The world is lost
without the gospel Of Christ"
In the workshops and demon
stration groups. laymen received
Instructions in soul winning
methods to prepare them to lead
Bible study groups do welfare
work and hold public services.
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Don ! Mention
Giants To Dodgers

podger regulars have announc-
ed that they don't want to hear
Wv the Giants are coming along
while they are playing their bali
game. Besides being distraeting.
il ma, been almost humiliating for
the Buns to know the Giants are
Winning while they have been
d ol ping games so easily And to
have it discussed by their own
be- oh when they come into the
duPout is really tearing on the
REGULARS nerves Besides they can
sec the scoreboard too but what's
on it they just would rather not
discuss.
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to the study and development of
ways and means to end enforced
racial segregation. "The time is
ripe" Mr.. Jones said in announc-
ing the convention. ito strike for
the complete elimination Of Segre-
cation laws as well as restrictive
practices and customs
The Texas state conference
comprises ITO branches.
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White Appeals for Funds
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union two children were born, Miss Lottie
Mae Burgy and Mrs BERTHE Lee Charles. The
body Law in state at the church from II a. IN.
until funeral time Many well known and
prominent citizens attended the last rites a
mong them Judge Harper Harb Mrs, Joe
Smith and Mrs. b. Block. Survivors include:
husband, Patrolman L. Burgy, two daughters,
Miss L. NJ. Burgy and Mrs. B. L. Charles. Ia
terment Haven of Rest cemetery by Dubisson
and company
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Texas


National Association for the Ad.
vancement OF Colored People are
among the major speakers sche-
duled to address the 18th annual
convention OF the Texas state
NAACP here, October 81, joan
J. Jones. president Of the state
conference, announced today.
The convention will be devoted
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NOTICE!

TO ROYAL ARCH MhSONS
Address Your Reports To
T. A. HAMILTON
SECRETARY TREASURER
Royal Arch Chapter
Jurisdiction Of Arkansas
BOX 81, HOPE ARKANSAS
0:28IO.5 q
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LIFE LONG CITIZEN LAID TO REST-fu-
neral services we're held at Christ Temple
church, Saturday, September Is, for Mrs.
Georgia Elizabeth Burgy, at p. m. Bishop
E. W. Butler and Rev. o. D. Henry former
pastor, offeiated. Mrs Burgy passed. Wednes-
day, September II. She was a life long citi-
zen of Little Rock, and the wife Of one of the
city's first Negro policemen, Patrolman L.
Burgy. Mr. and Mrs. Burgy entered their
forty-first year of marriage this year. To this
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UPHOlSTERlNG g.
REFlNISAlNG SHOP

TT ~ WITT VTFOT
Offering for the Next IS DAYS
Labor for UphoIstering Studio
Couch, SIS; DiVan, $40. We
Pick Up and Deliver
Bus. Phi. 2-2705 - Res 5-43o7
1902 w. 9th ST., Little Rock
Ess.a-szss.s.a .as-gGsss.sx
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COntinue0 from page Onep
mer owner of the property into
which the Clarks sought to move
on June 8 and again on July 10,
George c. Adams, former attorney
for Mrs. DeRose; Charles Ed
wards, rental agent for the
property; and Norman Silverman
who allegedly distributed Com
munist literature in Cicero,
month after the trial. Cicero Po-
lice Chief Edwin Konovsky was
indicted on a separate charge of
misconduct in public office.
Retained by the Chicago branch
to defend the Clarks, Mr.. Leigh
ton on June 20 obtained from Fed
eral Judge John p. Barnes an in
junction restraining the Cicero
police from interfering with the
Clarks in any future effort 20
move into the apartment and
further ordering the police TO pro
tect them. After the riot OF July
Hip, he filed a motion for d
contempt citation against the Gle
ero police for violation Of this
injunction. He also filed suit for
100000 for damages done 70 the
property and for indignities suf-
fered by the Clarks.
White Appeals for Funds
1T Is quite obvious" Mr.
White said, that the indictment
of Mr.. Leighton is designed to
stop his vigorous prosecution OF
these two basic legal actions The
gauntlet has been thrown down
in this case.
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Women
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ing church woman and a very
inspiring speaker. She will be in.
troduced by Mrs Ida b. Jones.
The all women's choir with Mrs,
Claudine Pierce, pianist, will fur
nish music. The morning service
will feature the Woman's Day
Meditation, Speak to me Jesus
by Mrs. Dorothy Thomas, drama
fist. The all girls choir will be
under the direction of Mrs. Fred
die Douglas, pianist Mrs. Maggie
Daniels is general chairman and
Miss Margaret Craig, finance
chairman.
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Evening star., 1951-07-15
LADIES

LADIES
Age 22-40. good appearance. 3o-hr
wk., as sales representatives in
downtown area: av. $40 wk No
exp. nee. Apply 10 a.m.-2 nm
Rm. 7O2. no 14th st. NV.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

MODERN TRAINING IN peauty EN-.
ture; All subjects taught. Approved
classes WARFLYNS BEAUTY eSns cols
pkX hsGki kr,!Fp&,61s,sYSr l2p9 q s. NV. DL 1862.
tHition tsStnea ess sSn no handicap Day class
sAANbLER r. Hu hiss!; sss4 sgSt 81 aass.. MEs.
GREGG SHORTHAND, typing dicts.
tlon. Special summer rates. Ex.
peSienced college teacher 81. $3.50.
HUME TUTOhING-Alg., geom.. Lat.
Tif' h,SS Ger; Eng bss, aTith; read, Elem.
HIGHLY CuLiuRED woMAiN; NE; teache,
IRON self eIf-consctousness. MI. 1850.
FREE MUSIC APTITUDE TEST in
sonEt sonF nome; One. You have it or you
TELEPH6NE P.s s2 < o4Re; Receptionist
course; . wks.. s25. Positions open
ar: oftlces, hotel, apts.. law. en-
RoYE PRaoSSeSS1sSfl sSaoSi salaries Start today.
NEW CLASSES in shorthand. touch
comptometer, PIX. Receptionist
nundreds Of excellent positions.
Es s5 60xs0dse yrs BoyP buiS scHooE HsossIsdtsa ted
coLoRED GoLUMBfAA a. P.B'x. Sto school.
1Ii0 st. NV. We teach typing,
and switch board in period of s
wks, after course is completed.
We have 100 openings to place you,
TUTORING for ages s-14 by college
graduates with patience; also ele.
mHentary piano. HO. 65I2. CH.
1000, Ext 55S
TUT0RING-Grade high school SUBJ
jects; experienced in all educational
work: ia. 1741
q YOU ARE MECHANICALLY mind
ed talk to US about your future,
our complete thorough course in
dental technology qualifies you for
an interesting career in this field.
kerpel school Is tndorsed by one Of
the Nations leading dental techni-
clans unions--approved for yet.
Grams Other schools in New York
and Philadelphia Free placement
upon. graduation Call or come ia
for further information. KERPEL
SCHOOL OF DENTAL TECH-
EEOLOGY $50 7th 81 NV. ST.
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HELP WOMEN

SECRETARY in news bureau; perm.
position where accuracy in short
hand, typing and detail work is nee
essary. Must be able to cut stencil;
$275 mo. to START 6-day wk. Box
3S-A. Star. -15
SECRETARY. experienced To top
executive. Shorthand, fast and ac-
3b-heur week. Call ST. 1922. -I5
SECRETARY, aircraft trade associa-
inmed.; 5-day. 40-hr. wk.; annual
and sick leave: good starting salary;
merit increases. MRS. DUDLEY,
SECRETARY-Some exper. necessary;
good position; splendid future. Box
2o2-J, Star. -I7
SECRETARY-Law office; 5-day wk.,
8 to 5; air cond. MA. 6741,
age 25-40. engineering
ASSIGNMENTS, 5-day, 45-hr. week.
Time and hall Tor overtime
SS,r SStarting salary SOP week for 40
SECRETARY-The managing editor of
.oId professional magazine needs q
can take dictation. Varied duties. au
$500. DU. o15s, Ext. 80. 'a'Ai'
SECRETARf-Air conditioned Beth
esda office. scientific research or
SANITATION. salary commensurate
with experience and ability. Phone
OL. 322g for appointment.
SECRETARf, established law firm,
near 18th and K. average 36-hour
week. Liberal salary based on quail
ifications. Experience necessary. Ma
5z5S -l7
SECRETARIES, Al; varied and in
tereSting assignments by public
stenographer; ideal for housewives
with stenographic background Write
Box Ali. Star.
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WOMAN. COL. wishes work taking
care of children; days work or
csaadnln cleaning offlces at night. Ii. s.
WOMAN. ra'e n esolsogrsd. wants days work.
WOMAN, colored, wishes day work
aso IS maid in stores references. CO.
WCMAN. middle-ased, colored, wishes
;n;w. Gr Smal family, go home nights.
WOMAN, col, desires part-time work.
mornings; days work; NO. 1855;
WOMAN. colored desires tu,,-,,m.
OF part-time g'hw. Call HI. s06l.
WOMAN. colored, exp. wishes ,oh
cleaning offices; day work; good good refs. sHo
YOUNG, RELIABLE girl wants 5n
sayS Ssyio, s:n;w;;; EN-. NO cooking: in con-
2 NEAT, DEFEND. honest. colored
nlgh School girls want Job as child
care; Ia yrs. or over; or mothers
me rtnnelpeE 70; S-53lS after 3 pm.
COL; SETTLED COOK. experienced
eaTe a.re fGfifersnssj Ii fnSSss' '-day WIKI child
Cyl. Ginh wishes 4 days week. Ref.
COLORED School age girl wants vork
as Child care. LII. 4-o7S6, Ids
CS0LOkID SntlD GOurLE. cook. maid,
aousemsn. driver, gardener; live il,
C0LORED GIRL wants iiTht '5a;; 5a;,,.
TSork and care Tor children. 5la days.
CoIokED GIRLS wish work tuu
eali e.ne III II Pa5t S.5sa4 time child care; ref.
C0LORED GIRL desires work of any
cnaR220a c1a 22Iaay ,. wk. co. 4l91.
~ o GlhL' wants days work,
20 ana n6 esr1are. Phone ali day Sun.
Col. GikL desires child car. or
,nI den1 phousework. Call VI. 3522
CoLoKED GIRL wants day work.
Anami eiaaoie ,oaa ana experienced. Phone
COLOhED GIKL, experienced, Nsnts
Gay sso work or as chambermaid. Ii.
GIRL and woman desire.
work' chllo care, g,h.w. DAILY; part
rnI tiLne or nisnt. johnson 2-oy3s.
oULohLD SsH1 ElRL desIres s.h.w.; 5.
C0LURED GIRL desires S9 dsyvork
telephone NO 1898.
COLOkED GIhL, s.n.w., 5-day vk
pialh pnla cooking references. Call HI.
LADY desires job as maid;
COLoRED LADY wants day uo-k
iI9r 1uii time; reliable; references.
ooLoRED WOMAN. Al laundress.
Al Al Iss;:, rsi;: wants days work. Cali
C0L0RED 6a.t,R WOMAN wants g.h.v., sx-
pReTrleneed; RT nee1 references; no children.
CoLoRED WOMAN desires dsy,,
ences SosS' shiT' hiT .a1a Or child care; refer
COLoRED WOMAN with first-clas.
felerences wants days work AZ
Iaundress or cleaner for ines
Wed. and Fri. NO. 87s6. So''
COLORED WOMAN, neat and reIt.
apie, wants morning work Monday
through Friday; regular work. NO.
CoLORED WOMAN desires work Al
references; hrs. day; one lob
yrs. TU. 5I07.
COLoRED WOMAN. reliable. desires
Gay gay ok; Work; any time; baby sitting.
CoLoKED SETTLED WOMAN. care
OF children while mother works:
~ ny M o S22 wk.; light housework.
YOUNG coLoRED GIRL, 25, desire.
maid work in guesthouse or hotel.
Call HU. 1851.
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HELp MEh AND WoMEN

CHEF. experienced; good pay; Sun
days of. Apply 2s07 Wilson blvd.
Arlington. -16
CPLE. to ASSIST in manasement of
better class rooming house: in
Dupont Circle area; no SAL. compen-
sation in form of room rent. Phone
JOHNSON. ME. 2485.
COUPLE for nursing home; nice liv-
ing conditions; lady as cook. man
as gardener LO. 5-0S72.
DISH PANTRY HELPERS, colored,
apply EARLE RESTAURANT. 65S
Warner Bldg. 18th and e SITS. NV.
Mon. through Fri. 9 am. to 4 pm
FARM COUPLE to care for small
close-in Maryland farm estate.
Salary with room and board. Ash
ton 5S14.
MAN AND WIFE for tourist home.
Wife as working housekeeper and
mgr. employed husband for spare
time only. Apt: free. Refs. re-
apired. 620S. WIS. ave-. Chevy
Chase. Nd. Apply after Sun. IN
ewes. only.
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SECRETARY -sTENo0RAPHER
Law office. Immediate opening. With
or without experience. Phone today.
2 to ! O'Clock MA R702
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LADIES-PART TIME
SalesWork, hrs. own choice. REAL
SILK apparel and haber. No can
Vass.; about S1.50 hr. MA. 1887,
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HELP DoMEsTic tcons.)

HOUSEKEEPER, white, to take fun
charge OF motherless home; located
In Md. suburb Of D. c.; Q children,
ga and IA. Call 81. 5000 between
9 and 8 p'm'' Mon. through Fri.
MAID. colored. for Falls Church sani-
tarium; prefer one who can assist
With cooking occasionally. FA.
MAID; live in. care of small home ::
MAID. part.time am, to clean doc-
ggrad;: local refs, Apply Ia pm.
MAID. live in; references; assist
housecleanine, no laundry; otber
MHiD MhsIR .aodsERrrppTgs; fanHlsXsa pg; 4s2o; no
Selisb1ss eSlI0Ies aadit dn u family Of 2: must be
assume responsibility; refs. required
write write full particulars to Boy e6-J.
NGRsE, exper. in care of infant.
I'VE IN; refs. necessary, Reply in
Nglp NWglrpptlng 2 e to Box 469-G, Star. is
sSTneences; ere -5-day; live out; 500 mo.
WORKING MGR. for euestbous..
must be exper., white, local refs
necessary; preferably married wom-
an or woman with daughter; excel.
RoO,tu9tsy pRooe nR s9s s9 share in protits. Tele-
GIRL, young. white, to care for small
child. Live in. Salary. 10. 2-365I
GIRL to care for 2 children fo Iht
mrs, I!-4. Q days wk.. Thurs. OF;
eo est not ia apply unless steady and hon
woMANs.E Soi, sE; eo}ef.d GeSei or Whit. fl,
2 Gays week; must live in Va. Cali
WOMAN, colored. to care for . .hp-
@ uaeh IN colored family while parents
So.ks Ss IN exchange for room and
'oafo ana a small salary. AID, s9s7.
WOMAN to care for 3 small cP,,.
aTa2 asfTean2; 5 days wk,; reference. TA.
WHITE HousEKEEpER and @15 eaI. =,
'A'io' mother empl Call UN. ss17.
WHITE LADY. middle-ag.d, to to- car.
n IN or out. Weekdays. cali after "Se q:
sat-. SUM- all day. Ii. 1850 "
REFINED I;5I1 MIDDLE-AGED LADY,
for friVo; ons Wisnes sn lob as housekeeper
ExfEefESScEp S9' RfiS COOK. French -.
seTIaea: seIa In family: 3 in help; top
candit;o mouse and kitchen air
'onai''oneo' Reply Box I35-J, Star
SETTLED tIr ADULT WOMAN to oia care
housewomrSSin m smSn onltdren mnt6se and help with
EnnirRRsi n RRsi1srenGsS; r. 10, 3-764I. -i6
hLa homa 4 WHITE LADY looking Tor
exchange for $50 a mo. and room
wanTSnr an9 5oard FA. 2457. -15
"nMLD, snca, exper domestic, white, to
accompany couple with / child foT
7s2a m2; OF August. Cape Cod, Mass. CO
A MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN n..d,n, mI5 .
good home, moderate salaryI ~ E;va
wiz, ~,.n elderly lady as housekeeperee per-
cfFapNa cffgFmapNaniSni Gn; RA; 1858. i5s
and and care of children. in mod aim aiS:
ssia1v SinG; apt; refs. REQUIRED: GOOD
TTy os ana REGULAR increases. Cali
CoL0RED WOMAN to I do light % bons.-
~ Hfprk; 6adee Sare for children; 6-day wk
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90 -21
CHILD CARE, colored, motherless
nome. care of ! child; no objection
6r 70 ehild age to IL; live in; refs.
CHILD CARE. s.h.w.; live in; experi-
children; excellent position 'a for re- e.
EMPEoSSEb1 lfPlso FEB M6rHnkk1 III HStk1 and a.n15,.r 1
desire desire settled white woman for light
1aaess~S5s BqF live l7S,' IN ssH ssar. York
modern rambler, dishwasher. wash
ment; fond of children; lovely pvt
room and bath: OF every Thursday
aaitisrnoon ate @ and every other Sunday.
5: aI SUN NO eve. sl14 froS sat; be between and
G.H.W.-cOOK. white, live in, fun
charge Of home and 2 children. 8
and 8. Ample free time. sH. 6o36.
GENERAL HoUsEwoRK. Polish or
Siovak woman, no cooking, personal
GENEkxL Hio6UssffwoRkER, live iS out;
b17-day wk., S27 wk.: local refs. and
exp. REQ. Please call Mon. WI. O3SS.
GENERAL HoUSEWORKER. good
fp1nn fond ss cook ei,ldysn live in o upstairs ROOM
G.H.W.. child care; to live in; pvt.
room with bath; must have ref. and
exp: $25. OW. 1909.
G.H.W.. live in: Thurs. afternoon,
HSa1ssM SHn; 1fli ~ pys p. bath ref; VI. O10s.
Of 2 small children, ages 3 and s;
light housework and cooking; $50
week; IA. a-S203
MOUSEKEEPER, white. for 9 adults,
live In, good home, light laundry and
cooking. $50 week. Ref. req. TU
B0UsEKEEPER. white, desired by
pvt. bath and closet in 1-story
rambler: automatic washing ma
chine. dishwasher and ironer. OIL.
HoUSEKEEPER. white. middle-aged,
care of sml. apt, simple cooking,
no laund.. no children. AP. 1892.
HoUSEKEEPER-General duties and
light cooking; live in. Cali ST.
HOusEKEEPER. white, fond of chill
dIEen: good salary and home. Call
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for ell
derly lady; good home, small sal
AND COMPANIONS
for retired gentleman. Call UN.
0441 before 8 pm. -I6
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SITUATIONS WOMEN

ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY, med
ical background 20 years. experience,
desire change to more interesting,
fast-moving Job. Call EN-. 3245
after 9 pm.
BABY SITTERS. part-time help for
shut-ins.. day workers; exp. mature
IA. S-O450 wk. days.
full charge. gen'l
ledger. trial ball. payroll, payroll
taxes, bank reconciliations. etc. HU.
1890. Box 461-H. Star. 19s
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MOTOR TRAVEL

RETURNING Phoenix, Arizona, either
route; leaving Monday, July l6,
phone TR. 32l2. take two.
WOMAN DRIVING. San Luis Obispo.
Cal; last week August, stay . weeks
and return. Take couple who can
drive; Ref Sunday or after pm.
TO IOWA. about 2s July, will take
: passengers. all or part way. FA.
1904.
MIAMI. FLA.-3 wks. vac; leave
Aug, l9;, desire another congeniai
couple; share exp. ia. S4S5. l5s
LEAVE July 20-2l for Okla. City and
yic;; take 2 or 3. Packard 80. LU.
OAKLAND. CALF. Driving AZ Cad.
Die; Die, Take or 4. Leaving July 18th.
DRIVING to Palestine. Texas-Leay-
ing early morning July 18th. Return
July 30. Can take one or two, share
| Paige
Evening star., 1951-07-15
REPAIRS AND SERVICES

ADDITIONS and modernlz,ng, cellar
to roof Call ST 3366-67 for tree
estimates NATIONAL CONTRACT
ING co. 931 New York ave nv
anteed work: up to 4 yrs. to pay.
HAMILTON CONSTR. CO. RE. 4477.
ADDITIONS, ROOFING, SIDING. con-
crete work, porches, general repairs.
BOLLINGER WA. 4649. -l7
ASHES AND TRASH removed, lawns
and Easements clean. Call RA.