davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1951-03-03
NAACp Moves
To Prevent All
Housing JimUow

WASHINGTON, March 3,-The
National Association for the Ad-
vancement of Colored People,
through it's Washington represent
ative, Clarence Mitchell, called on
the Senate Banking and Currency
Committee to amend it's defense
housing bill to prohibit any acts
of segregation.
The Congress has asked that the
bill include a provision requiring
that there be no discrimination
against any family because it in
cludes children. ""This is quite
proper" said Mitchell, but sit is
equally important to protect
families against artificial restric-
tons based on race"
He slggested that a new para
graph be added to the bill stating
specifically that Gin the operation
and maintenance of community
facilities and services there shall
be no discrimination or segrega'
ton on account Of race, color, re
ligion or national origin"
, 1951-03-03
Catholics Urge
Executive FEPC

HARTFORD, March 8 The
Catholic Interracial Council here
has urged President Truman to is
sue an executive order setting up
the Fair Employment Practice
Commission (FEPC).
In a letter signed by Lou Mont
gomery, president, the Council
points out that establishment OF
an effective FEPC will not only
increase sorely-needed production.
but will show to the peoples of the
world that while mobilizing fol
freedom, the United States is ap.
plying those democratic principles
of the dignity Of man and indivi
dual liberty at home"
, 1951-03-03
MAAP Studies


NEW YORK, March 8 The
national legal committee of the
National Association for the Ad-
vancement of Colored People is
studying the dismissal of the AS
sociation's suit for equalization OF
teacher salaries in Jackson, Miss
issippi, to determine whether the
case will be appealed to the United
States Supreme Court.
Last week, the United States
Court of Appeals for the fifth
circuit, sitting in New Orleans, af-
firmed a lower court judgement
dismissing the complaint of Mrs.
Gladys Noel Bates, in which she
alleged that the Jackson School
Board was discriminating against
her and others.
, 1951-03-03

flag! six for second place, five
for third, five for fourth and
one for fifth. The Boston Braves
are given only one vote for first,
one for second, five for third, 10
for fourth and three for the num-
Der five slot. The st. Louis Cards
received no better than fourth
place in the pennant chase with
only four votes for the fourth
place. The Cincinnati Reds are
voted in the sixth place with only
one giving them a chance at the
fifth spot with seven seeing them
finish in the cellar. The Chicago
Cubs and Branch Rickey's Pitts
burgh Pirates are selected to fin
ish seventh and eight.
, 1951-03-03

Returned to this city, Prophet
ess Jennie Benson of Cleveland,
Ohio. Spiritual advisor and Di-
vine Healer.
Along with the CASKS Sing
ers and others. Will be at the
Odd Fellow Hall located at w.
5th. and Mound SITS. Sat, Mite,
March 3rd. s pm. Sunday,
March 4th. 3 O'clock and 1880
pm. Prophecies Benson was in
this city two weeks ago and
many people we're Blessed.
Come and be healed through
the power of God. A personal
letter will be given to all in
which you will be blessed. SHE
CAN BE CONTACTED AT
ADAMS 1854
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10, in the home of Mrs. Alberta
Maddox, 812 w. Fourth street.
Gatherings, fish, pie and pastry
will be on sale. Mrs. Armer Con-
rad is president Of the club.
FACULTY PLAYERS of Will
berforce University will present
death Takes A Holiday" in
Jones Auditorium at the university
on Friday, March 8. 1t will be a
benefit performance for the 95th
Annual Founders Day Drive.
Curtain time is 8:15 pm.
, 1951-03-03
SOCIAL NOTES FROM
SOCIAL NOTES FROM
ROUND THE TOWN
RY RAPRARA LEE
BY BARBARA LEE

Many Daytonians were O hand Friday night to enjoy the dance
concert sponsored by the health and physical education departments
of the State College at Wherefore. The guest artist was that out
standing American interpretive dancer, Miss Pearl Primus.
, 1951-03-03

standing American interpretive dal
Numerous social events were
held before and fater the concert.
This seems to be the general rule
at Wherefore, for the same will
be true next Friday night when the
Faculty Players of Wilberforce
university present death Takes a
Holiday" in Jones auditorium, a
benefit performance for the 95th
annual Founders Day drive. Cur
tain time: 8:15 p. m.
Mrs. LOUISE WEBB of South
Williams street, is the weekend
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Car
ter Of Buffalo, N. Y.
HOSTESS AT A Russian Tea"
this Sunday afternoon from 3 to
6 will be Mrs. Malissie Davis of
ID Fitch street. The tea is being
sponsored by the Rose of Sharon
club of Tabernacle Baptist church.
Mrs. Elmira oJhnson is the ener-
getic president of the club.
SPEAKING OF Tabernacle, the
deacons Of the church and their
wives were recent sponsors of the
third annual "Officia Family" din
ner held in the social rooms. Spec
ial guests were Rev. and Mrs. j.
Welby Broaddus, Rev. and Mrs.
John A. Billiard and Mr.. and Mrs.
William Yates and their daughter,
Bobbie, of Cincinnati. Official
family members present were in
| Guiding wives: William and lola
Parks, David and Rosalee Hum
phries, Walter and Victoria Cope
land, William and Ethel OWings,
George and Xemina Andrews, Earl
and Ethel Keith, Charles and Ruby
James, Bill and Sallie Dunson and
George and Hazel Parker. The
Hawthornes, Sewells and Quisen-
berrys were absent this year. Will
liam Owings was chairman of the
beautiful fellowship dinner, which
consisted of delicious turkey ano
all the trimmings.
YOUNG NATIONS of Taberna'
Gle closed their membership drive
with a buffet dinner in the church
social rooms. Decorations were II
red and white, with m~ulti-colore6
balloons floating in the air. More
than so young women and thell
husbands attended the affair. Rev
and Mrs. Broaddus and Mr.. AM
Mrs. King Williams were among
the special guests. Mrs. Ollie Jones
is the supervisor of the Young Ma
irons league, while Mrs. Rub.
Jones holds down the job of presi
dent.
MRS. ARMER CONRAD of "a!
S. broadway is off for a visit witt
relatives and friends in Rockmart
Atlanta and Marietta, Ga. She ex
poets to return to the city in
few weeks.
A BENEFIT SOCIAL will b
sponsored by the Observation clu
next Saturday afternoon, Marc
, 1951-03-03
SPORTS REVIEW:
SPORTS review:
Experts Pick Brooklyn
AndRost0nAs Winners
BY JIMMIE N. JONES
EXPRESS Sports Editor

More than 20 experts, including sport writer's,
sportsmen and baseball officials, are already predicting
the winners of the 1851 pennants in the major leagues:
And who are the winners? Well it's the Dodgers of the
National loop and the Boston Red Sox in the junior circuit.
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HELP WOMEN

WOMAN; white, settled: to help
mother with two children and gen.
housework; live in. Box Csc, Star
YOUNG LADY. experienced in Il gen.
eral office and bookkeeping for super
market; must have references; 1iv-
Ing vic. of Suitland. Call MR..
DOUGLAS. 10. 9-8300. is
YOUNG LADIES wanted who under.
LAND fURRffERs. t Nv eth sam st. INV NV
LIFE INSURANCE CO. Will train in
experienced white young lady for
perm. position as clerk-typist; small
once, congenial atmosphere. annual
vacations. retirement benefits. 1926
Conn. ave. NV. -21
NEWS. MAGAZINE, has
opening in It's executive oflces for
high school graduate with fast,
accurate typing skill; work Is in
tereEting and varied. Experience is
not as important as willingness to
learn and improve knowledge and
SKIN; good opportunity. Call Mon.-
Fri. $50 to s. DI. 2915. Ext. 261.
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY
Must be. experienced In fire and
casualty insurance procedure; 5-day
week: excellent salary. SELSKY &
co. Tower Bldg. RE. 1856. -23
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FLAGSTONE AND
BUILDING STONE

QUARRY STONE COMPANY. Route
Z, Baileys Crossroads. JE. 2-6s46.
FREEZERS AND REFGRs, free tur-
refgrs. MALONEY'S, INC, 1925 Ga.
ave, Sil. Sprg. JU. S-3333.
to 60Te on furs of
every description. including coats,
capes. Jackets. etc. BASKIN FURS.
9Th and g SITS. NV. Ma. 5522. "a
FUR CAPE and large muff, cross
fox, new condition. $50. Ideal
Christmas gift. WI ,0971.
FUR COAT, beaut. skunk, clean, like
new. S75, or best offer. AP. 6460.
FUR COAT--Ranch mink: custom
made, perfect cond.; orig. cost So
900; will sacrifice. ma. 2O78. Mon.
FUR COAT. Mouton lamb excellent
condition; best offer accented. Call
F tHi c S6s1i Mouton, .is. 10. medium mdS
AK Az s SSSTh E1s aSs, mini: ,,:fom
@ ~ aeo perfect ,iI s..r eSnd orig cost
FUR COAT. unusually fine silver fox:
beautiful for daytime or as evening
wrap: S275. 81. 1853. "a
FURNITURE-Sewing machine. lovely
blond console, $40; piano, Kimball,
upright, $75; GE nat plate froner,
perfect performance, $1A; walnut
Mssnavox radio. S175. p. 2477.
6-e pm. "a
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NOVELTIES made to order. bookcases.
shelving. shadow boxes; toys re-.
paired; reasonable. Ii. 1852.
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YOIING MEN

Age Is and over. for positions as
ushers; day and evening shifts avail,
servicemen considered. Apply to door
man at LOEW'S PALACE THEATER.
WE HAVE an opening In our organi-
zation for used car statesmen; salary
and commission, employe bonus
plan, plus Decentralization insurance
WILLIAMS CHEVROLET. 1899
East-West hwy. Silver Spring. SH
5000. ask for Mr.. Wolfe. 30
MEN, hrs. of own choice.
Ewes. and Sat. about 81 per hr,
Perm. part time pos. Apply $3.50
pm, Tues. Wed. Thurs, RIM. 702
71n 14th 1t. nv. lie
RANTED-older man for night at
tendant in animal hospital. Hours
pm. to. 8 am. daily. all day Sun.
and holidays. Nice. warm quarters.
No experience necessary. Can work
somewhere else during day Must be
sober and reliable. Apply only 6S7a
Lee hwy No phone calls. 81
ATRTJNEC NEEnED
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ADVERTISING
COPY CUB

The person we seek-male or female
probably has about 1-year retail ad.
vertising experience behind him
Hes bright, alert. dependable. He
has fair for words and q burninr
desire to write. To such a person
Washington's largest advertisins
agency offers q sound grounding In
advertising, and q bright future. Mr.
Harris. our copy chief, will holc
personal interviews today Please
bring brief, one-paRe resume and
a. few writing samples, to KAL
ENRICH d MERR1CK. in The Stal
Building, 18th and Penna. ave. al
COUPLE. white. sober, for small furn
rooming house; furn. efficiency apt
plus utils. and linens free. MRS
LORD, 22l7 Que st. NV. AID. 970-
DRUG CLERK. full or part time
experience necessary. references re
CURED. Apply in person only; toI
salary. MICHIGAN DRUG, 1900
Michigan ave. ne. -21
STENOGRAPHER, must be able to TAX
dictatiol and type. pleasant work
ing conditions. vacation and hos
pitalizatfon. Call for appointment
NATIONAL CATHOLIC COMMUNITY
SERVICE. BE. 1858 Ext. 245. Il!
A LEADING local New York stool
exchange house has an opening To-
Two middle-aged, experienced peopl,
in their bookkeeping department
one as cashier and the other X
maintain q stock holding record
Excellent opportunity with grour
disqualification and free life insur.
ance. Box 1Sb-B. Star.
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Bookkeeping Machine Operator
Young lady to work In accounting
keeping machine and do related
work; permanent position: vaca-
ton with pay; 5h-day week. Ask
for Mr.. Carver. McGRUDER, INC.
113S Conn ava mn 90
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STENOGRAPHER

For senerai once work In builder
Downtown nffice RE onar
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GOOD cond.. 'Ss5. Or On 515f. enWinh'
BICYCLES, tricycles. toys; compl
selection. Open to pm. GEORGE
ave, DE. 1850, or PARKWAY
CYCLE CO.. Lee hwy. and Kirk
wood I'd. Arl.. Va ia. $500.
BICYCLES-Boy's 26-inch. In good
conp,,. S23: one 26-inch, S25;
Raleigh. like new. S55: girls "a
IKE. 3-5499. 20
BRICKS. face and common. i or q
million ALASKA COAL d BRICK
CO., MA 1855. OF. 1900.
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Continued on Next Ptssl
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BRICK WORK

DG4Nh WYNN
Cabinet work and carpentry. Large
or small Jobs. FILA financing and
'' Z. g r. BEACH REAL ESTATE
1905 Marlboro Pike Sc. 10. $1,000.
shoyeldozers. grading
and excavating; by hour or con-
CARPENTRYwcarpenter to do your
work in Silver Spring area; refer
ences; free estimates. Phone 81.
csHHRsPpENTRY. dormer windows, attics
remodelins. J. E. HENDRIX, UN.
CARgPENrRY woRK-oeneral remod.
cling; cabinet work; painting and
ca fssGGfGaEElSs bRHfNs FiFEs .l.ctrca Hs
sSoa as e. "a f ssss any dss
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION - Re-
pairs, short circuits; small Jobs done
immed. Call RIA. 1922 any time:
FENcE-Galvanized chain link. all
months 1 to pay pay. Phi Phone no. Ssss;
evenings and Sunday, NO. 552s.
FLOOR SANDERS. edgers and waxeri
moor men. KENNEDY FLOOR Co,
100 Kennedy st NV. RIA. 1916.
FLOORS SANDED and rinlshed, old
FLOOR SERVICE. VIA. 1875
PAINTING. Kem-toning.. plastering
dark colors; guaranteed. HUME
days. JU. 8-4967: eyes,. LA. 6-4156
PAINTING. WALL sCRAPING-Fol
job well done at price you car
afford to pay. call JU. 1928.
PAINTING. interior and exterior
All work guar. For free est. cal
FRANK, co. O136. after B. is
PAINTING. PAPERING--For . good
Job Ct rea s,, rates. call sH. aaa7l
PAPERING, PAINTING. PLASTERINC
Can BARNETT. NE. e765. fg' :
PAPER HANGER, specializing in pfi
vate homes; work done by self. Cal
rH f s'f aAS SeE IT, f sst@ffs Whit
Wesk. Booko1T, Nj f'e oos6 40 @ 0s4
PAPERING. 75c single roll; you fur.
nish material. Also painting. SCI
Mr.. VAN. ~. 9-SO89. 30
PAPER HANGING. 81 up per room
1851 washable sunfast papers; worl
guaranteed GE 1888, GE. 246I
PLASTERING. PATCH WORK q spe
ciaity. by white mechanic; soet
service, reasonable. tn. OIL. -.
or YTNEDTNIC o. liz TTKTN
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TYPIST, age 20-35. accuracy and
average speed of so words per min,
required; all modern employe bene-
fltS with an expanding organiza ton.
WAREHousEMAN for wholesale hard
Box 71-I. Star. -2I
BOY. steady. 1918. for newspaper
seRlISyers ~ and MS sseEe S9Fk r.N an e
AGENCY. s04 18th st. NV. 10
MAN, colored, middle age; four days
week as floor cleaner and Saturday
and Sunday as night man. See
,Supt.. 724 9th st. NV: 80
MAN, grocery and vegetable expert
salary. Call in person. WOODMOOR
MARKET. 1929 Colesville I'd, Sill
yer Spring. Md 10
MAN to install auto. accessories; good
working conditions; good starting
son at HERsoNs AU Hep l. a APP StI
MAN AND WIFE (whitej to work in
and around dog kennel; $3.50 per
month and rooms, kitchen and
bath Pat living S quarters vN start nov or
sndris, Va, Duke st. extended. TIE
MEN: Write Immediately for full in
formation how to establish profit
able Rawleigh business. You will
be surprised at big results others
en- opportunity to build up solid
business, RAWLEIGHs. Dept
to door delivery. Meet representa-
tive and truck at corner Of 9th
and D SITS. NV. Thursday Deem
Der 20 at 7:15 am.
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MRLP MEN (cont. !

SALESMAN by local building supply
company. exper. in selling masonry
materials to contractors in Wash.
area; car essential. TU. 1908. PA
statesmen 90, estab. teri. and re-
start c aSout Sos no wS e perm Sa With op.
ssti i' CO Apply 1913 pm. RIM. 7os.
40 18th st. NV. -19
s Asasss Frankly Hs sasaeius Iii. Is
purely a UNIQUE opportunity for ag-
gressive and hard-hitting top-fiight
heating statesmen to become men,
bers Of Washington's largest and
faSteSt-growing heating and home
improvement company. TO the risht
sures top earnings, plus an incen-
tive plan exclusive with our organ
ization. Actually, we require ex-
perienced men because. the quality
features Of our product deserve
into our large ofices and show
rooms and talk over our unique
proposition. Interview from ell
mornings. CONSOLIDATED ENGI-
NEERING q DISTRIBUTING co.
OF AMERICA. 400 H st. ne. ---22
statesmen. If you can earn over
SI50 q week. selling watches on
IN our long established organiza.
ton. No down payment required
from customer. Immediate COM
mission. Joe fash. NEW YORK
JEWELRY CO.. 7I9 7th st. NV.
statesmen 80, heating equipment,
SoOO per mo. drawing account: must
be experienced in opening UP deal
complete line of forced air furnaces,
From 10000 up to 800, 600 BTU
oil. gas and coal. II not expert
enced in the above. do not reply.
give fun particulars in tirst letter,
Ga iff5s SsOnTdf md 20 Box sh 9e
sALESMEN--If you are interested in
franchise for, 8 Of the finest con-
sumner products made in America to-
sas; phone US for appointmsnt. WI.
SERVICE STATION ATTESDANT. re-
LAP hasie man; oppor; promotion to
shift mgr. HUGHES ESQ. RIA. $3.50.
SERVICE STATION statesmen. Good
airy and bonus; age 1928. Apply
in person. SUN OIL CO.. 1910
Conn. ave. NV. 20
SERVICE STATION MAN, EXPERT
enced only. Apply to 4225 Connecti-
cut ave. NV. in person. 90
SHOE SALESMAN. experienced. See
j; T. HESTER. manager. 1911 Conn.
SHOE STORE MANAGER. expert
enced. age % to So for family shoe
store; position, available 1st of Jan. !;
salary open; excellent opportunity
Tor right man. Call vi. 1907 for
STEAM ENGINEER. licensed End
s siass Tor 5o local S university boiler I'm
z. STEWART WO 6S00 -on
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PUBLISHING
COMPANY

A national publishing Arm will hire
t2) sales trainees with cars to call
upon local merchants Eva. Md. and
D. c.. contact old customers. new
business apptS. made by office;
previous exper helpful but not nee.
will train. days weekly; earn
ings, Sl25-$250 weekly. Apply
Suite 403, International Bldg, 1919
n et ME- 1nno Dn
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ATTIC FINISHED, recreation nm, ex-
pert kitchen planning; 7Ia% dis
count on our regular low price on
LIST two interior jobs; skilled crafts
men; free estimateSH years to nay.
Phone WHITMAN CONNT. CO..
WA. 6164, zoS PM
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CLERK TYPIST-White woman. 80
40 years Of age; 40-hour week; no
SATURDAYS; $45 per week. 1910 M
st. NV. MA. 4917. zoe
CLERK-TYPIST, with some knowl-
edge Of shorthand, for purchasing
dept. Of motion picture CO.; 5-day
wk.; excel. working. conditions; ex-
Mr.. Yates, 9TH A. warner Bldg,
18th and Z SITS. NV. 20
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NOTICE TO JOE APPLICANTS

NOTICE TO JOE APPLICANTS
Firms engaged IN interstate com.
merce or in the production OF
goods for commerce must non pay
at least rs cents an hour and
time and one-hdlt for opertims
Under the Federal Wage and Hour
LdtD. Job seekers offered less by
copered firms should notify the
Wage and Hour Dipision, U. S.
Department OF Labor. telephone
Executive $500. Extension 1919.
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HAMFPAC

-CAMERAS-
srand,ney: worlds finest by suthor
gains; VI. guar; cash or to IS
months to pay. Trade-in. Lowest
prices: Free instruct: catalos free;
BRENNER PHoTo CO.
NV. re. a434. Park free: air cond
CARPENTERS TOOLS. electric saw
sharpner, cleo. drill. swing saw ant
several misc. hand tools; also sirl'l
bicycle, cheap. Call after 8 pm.
CASH All G RsGisTE X, R S;E cleo 2in,,
up lie to 5000 90: itemizer separate
$40 9th st. NV, DI. All.
CHAlR-AmaZing bargain in I
custom made living room chair
Sa,I IN must sell at sacrifice
Christmas dit csif WA. A's sssa
CHRISTMAS TREES. cedar; whole.
sale; 24-hI; delivery; 8 70 10 f.
c .am stssy Tees ea. vS Ssp,ssn 5s
c Christmas TREES. 81. Cut Wa You,
own; Saws for daddies. Lollipopi
toT kids. CAL Wo; s577, 90
beaut shaped; S75IiO0. assert.
sizes. $S5/100 sell sizes; del. to
your lot any date. TO. $3.50. -22
COFFEE TABLE. lovely, hand paint.
ed, l5x36 inches, $25. 81. 369S
CONCRETE FINISHING MACHINE
4S-in. Whiteman. Wisconsin engine
extra float and trowel blades; excel
cond : S32h Dial GE hl&S 81
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SODA GIRLS, colored; 7-hr. day, sac
Wk.; must have local exper. In drug
st9rs work. Apply In person only.
MICHIGAN DRUGS. 1901 Michigan
ave. ne. oil
STENOGRAPHER-Part time for en-.
gineering office. OR. 1853. between
and 12 noon. 30
STENOGRAPHER. between 5000 yrs
OF age, for interesting work in large
MORTGAGE banking firm. Should have
pleasant personality and be abls
70 meet public. Type $3.50 w.p.m.
take shorthand about 100 w.p.m
permanent employment. Company.
paid Decentralization. and paid sicI
snd annual leave. Hours. els to &
5SEv week. See MT. Graham
FhEDERlCk w.. BERENS. INC.
1873 X st. NV Ma. 50O5. la
sIENOGRAfHER. permanent posi-
ton. Accounting experience prefer
red, not essential. Pleasant working
conditions. Goth CENTURY FOX
FILM CORP. AIS 3rd st. NV.
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN

Observation-Disclosures oper-
e1SE; sxp sp only sGs SOUTH cAPIT 1sJ
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ADVERTISING AGENCY

Recent commercial art school grad
uate to assist art director of Wash
tain agency experience. Some knowl-
edge Of air brush and lettering de
sired. Moderate salary with opportu-
nifty for advancement. Many CON-
pany benefits. Must be draft exempt
Call MR.. EHST. ME. 2125: daily 9
to 5 for app't.
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HELP DOMESTIC

COOK HOUSEKEEPER, exper.; refs. !;
Mon. through Fri. 8 to 8: S25 per
wk. plus carfare; prefer some one In
Silver sprinE-Wheaton area. 81.
G.H.W.. to keep house for quiet
erences required OR. 7549. Ia
G.H.W :. plain cook; exper. 1--we in
or stay several nights; $50. GE.
343S or DI. O725. 30
CIV, live in; fond and exper. with
e sni - good salary; ample time Of.
MAID. live in. upstairs rm.: g.h.w..
good salary; exper.; refr Call SH.
MAID TO LIVE IN COLOR, ~: 6H,sday
wk.. good salary; home located In
Silver Spring. Md. AGE $40, exp.
good refs. Call Ii lob. 81
Excel; position with young family for
stable steady young colored woman;
you may make my home your home,
or stay some nights; local ref; excel.
wo. 41a4 go
NuRsEMAID, preferably foreisn: COM
plete charge 3 children; some Light
% aHt'e .sen live In; $40 mo. to start ta
WOMAN. sood-natured, honest, reli-
able person: likes children: plain
cooking, s.h.w.; to live with very
renned. respectable. Christian fam
LILY; Silver Spring area: references.
For appt.. call SH. $3.50. ga
WOMAN. white or colored. TO assist
with care of children and do gem
eeral light housekeeping. to work In
District HRts.. Nd, sc. Washington
area. Call 10. S-l24a. 80
GOOD HOME and salary offered in
return for light housework and
part-time care of children. KE.
EXPERIENCED MAID and COOK;
fully aualified in all phases OF
housework. Other help employed.
Must live in. Salary, S35 week
Phone between 8 am. and o pm.
ELDERLY PERSON. eolored. refined.
wanted: age 1880: to share home
with small colored family in ex-
change for services and small sal
airy. BAKER 706 N st. NV. Ia
NICE CoLoRED FAMILY will give
room and board plus small salary
to settled woman in exchange for
child care. ia. 6732. 30
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CLERK-TYPIST

Excellent opportunity for
right party. Vacation with pay.
good salary. and many other
advantages. Permanent posi-
ton with opportunity for ad-
yancement. Apply in person.
723 9th st. NV. MR.. WEISS.