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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-03-03
FESTIVAL OF
NATIONS AT
BANDSHELL

The YWCA is sponsoring the
Festival of Nations for the fifth
consecutive year Friday and Sat-
urday, March 2 and 3 at 7:30 pm.
in Bayfront Park bandshell. For
the second year, the Negro citi-
zens of Miami will be able to en-
Joy il (their being admitted to
the bandshen seating was major
victory for the Miami YWCA last
year, and for the first time, they
will participate this year. The
George Washington Carver Jun
ior High school Glee Club, under
the direction of Mrs. Florence
Mosely Amos, will sing on Sat-
urday night, as the representative
American group.
Sixteen nationality groups and
an American Indian, Princess Red
Rock of the Ojibways will parti-
cipate in this years Festival,
which is open to the public with
out charge. Half of the groups
will appear on, Friday night, and
the other half on Saturday. Fri
days program will include: The
Hungarian Culture club, the Fin
nish, the Greek American, the Lii,
lithuanian, the Latin American club
from Barry College, the Rouman-
ian, the Swiss, the French and an
American Square Dance. Ponce
de Leon Junior High Glee club
will sing. Princess Red Rock will
open the program both nights
with the Star Spangled Banner
Jane Butler from radio station
WGBS will be narrator both
nights.
Saturdays program will include
British American club, Swedish
Order of Vasa, the Polish-Ameri-
can, the Italian-American, the
Armenian Citizens club, the Ger
man4American, the Ukrainian and
the Zionist Youth. Miami Beach
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-03-03
PERRINE NEWS

Sunday School at Mt. Moriah
Baptist Church met promptly at
Gas am. A touching message was
delivered at the IL am. service.
BTU and evening service were
very inspiring.
Bible School at Mt. Sinai Bap-
tist church met at the usual hour
of Gas am. and had an interest
ing lesson. A goodly number at
tended the service at IL o'clock.
BTU and 1880 service were just
grand.
Hurst Chapel AME Church had
all Sunday services at the the reg
ular hour. The congregation, UNI
der the leadership of Pastor Ed
wards, is doing a fine job. Bro.
Levi Moss is the secretary.
The Spiritual Baptist Church,
Elder Gray, pastor, had Sunday
School at 9:45, morning service At
ii o'clock and Bible Reading at
7:3O.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-03-03
BILLY DANIELS
FEATURED IN
"OUR WORLD"

NEW YORK - Billy Daniels
struggled for Is years before he
became the "new singing senSa-
ton" His uncanny rise to top
billing and a, paycheck of $4,000
a week are proof that Mr.. Black
Magic really has magic at his
fingertips, according to Our
World. In an April feature, Our
World traces the career of IS
year-old Billy from obscurity to
fame.
The man who put Johnny Mer-
GERS tune "That Old Black
Magic" on the hit parade was
begged down by criticisms Of be-
ing ''too fair" and too high
brow" Now the green-eyed sing
er is the idol Of cafe society with
a following that includes such
stars as Judy Garland, Franchot
Tone, Sonny Tufts, Ava Gardner
and Billy Eekstine and his wife.
Although he's hailed as the new
est sound" in show business,
Billy has been singing in the same
style since he first appeared at
the old Hot-Cha Club in Harlem
Our World reports. The article
covers his headline marriage to
the former Martha Bruan, veal
thy white Massachusetts socialite,
for a clue to his fame. And it
treats his current successes In
such clubs as the swank Copa
City in Miami Beach, the Fla
mingo in Las Vegas, Cafe Socie-
ty in New York and the Los
Angeles Mocambo.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-03-03
Daughter Elks In
Belle Glade

Sunday was a red letter day
for Belle Glade when the Daugh-
ter Elks from Greater Miami
Temple No. 769 accompanied the
daughter deputy, Marie White
and set up the Emma, v. Kelly
Temple No. 965. Participating in
the initiation were DIT. Ellen Tay-
Tor, DIT. Marion Muldrow, DIT.
Wilhelmenia Johnson and DIT.
Bertha Lewis. The visiting
daughters were treated to an
elaborate banquet. This is quite
a large temple of daughter Elks
and much good should be ac-
complished by this group. They
were told by deputy White.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-03-03
TEE MODEL AND FORD

Say, Ford, what is the matter
with your Why all that rag on
your face? Well Tee, you see I
was trying to look at a man
working on house, and ] looked
too much. How was that? A piece
of 2x4 fell and broke my teeth.
That was bad; and you see II you
had joined that society the mem
bers would have helped you to
fix your teeth. How is that lodge,
Ford7 All you have to do Is TO
believe there are 3 men In the
moon. No, no, no, Tee Model, ]
will never believe there are 3 men
In the moon.
Well, Ford, you just as well be-
ieve that as anything else in
Perrine. Don't forget It's 8 of ]
and half dozen of the other.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-03-03
War Vet Who Held
Four Medals Hears
Last Bugle Call

CHICAGO - CAMP - Sgt
William Agie McElroy, 44-year-
old holder of four medals for va
lor in World War ii, was given
military funeral and burial at
Burr Oak cemetery here recently.
McElroy, a native of Little Rock
who came to Chicago In 1923,
died in Fitzsimmons army hosplt-
al. Denver, after long illness.
For the heroic part he played
during the European battle cam
paign, McElroy held the dis
tinguished service cross, the silver
star medal, and two Purple Hearts
for wounds.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-03-03
MELODAIRES TO
APPEAR HERE IN
CONCERT

Homer Smiths return TO the
concert platform, and to radio,
after fOalr years of service in the
armed forces during the war
years, has been hailed with great
enthusiasm and acclaim by his
admirers among music lovers
all over America.
The high, light clear tones Of
his extraordinarily "sweet tenor"
always attracts attention and
serves to identify him where
ever he is heard. Shortly after he
Joined the United States Coast
Guard in 1S42, he was asked to
form the Coast Guard Quartet,
which soon came to be known
from one end of the country to
the other as the Mariners. Fred
Allen over NBC and Arthur God
frey over CHS were among his
great boosters and quickly zoom-
ed Homer Smith and his Sea-go-
ing songsters to national fame.
The secret of Homer Smiths
outstanding success with all Of
the great singing groups he help
ed to organize and develop - II
secret it is - is his exceptional
skill in program building - an
unusual knowledge of how best
to combine old and new song ia
voriteS and his special arrange
ments designed to bring out the
best qualities of the voices under
his direction. Finally, of course,
there is his knowledge of men.
He not only knows good voice
when he hears one, but he knows
how to pick good voices that will
blend together and, even more
important, men who can and will
work together for long tedious
hours to obtain that ultimate in
harmony, which is the essence OF
good ensemble singing.
Homer Smith and his Melo-
daires will be heard here on Mon
day, March IL at Booker t.
Washington High School audito-
rum. The concert will be Spon-
sored by Phi Delta Kappa Soror-
ity. Admission SIPS for adults
and so cents for children. 2
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-03-03
NAACP Urges
Pres. To Ren1oUe
Willard Cdldweu

NEW YORK, Feb. % - Re
moval of Willard F. Caldwell, .Jr.,
as chief of CIVIL defense because
of his anfi-Negro attitudes is
urged by the National Association
for the Advancement of Colo0@d
People in a letter addressed to
President Truman; and made pub
lie here today.
The letter, signed by Walter
White, NAACP executive secre-
tary, under date of February q,
transmits the unanimous vote Of
the Associations hoard of direc-
tors asking for MIR. oCaldwell's re-
novel and expressing the boards
""senSe of shock" at his appoint
rment Gin the light cof his record
towards Negroes.
The appointments of Mr.. Cald-
well, former governor of Florida
was confirmed by the Senate last
rnonth after Clarence Mitchell
director of the NAACP's WASH
tngton Bureau, had testified
against it at a hearing before a
senate subcommittee. In his tes-
tfmony, Mr.. Mitchell cited the
Caldwell record as governor.
This record is again cited in
Mr.. Whites letter to the Presi-
dent, which points out that the
new civil defense chief 'rhas con-
SlStentiy advocated total racial
segregation in the U. S., not
unlike the apartheid doctrine of
the Malan government in the
Union of South Africa"
Moreover, the letter continued.
Mr.. Caldwell has upheld the
white democratic primary" in
the South and publicly urged de-
fiance of the United States Su-
Lpreme Court decision which ban
med the white primary" as a viO-
lation of the Constitution. AS gov
ernor of Florida he urged i'm
mediate and affirmative action
against the courts decision, de-
claring that this new menace to
the independence of the state and
party must be resisted with we'll
directed energy Such flouting of
law and order by Governor Cald-
well makes him wholly unfit in
the opinion of the board to hold
a public position dealing with the
defense of all the citizens of the
nation, North and South, Negro
and White"
Also cited in the letter is Mr..
CaldwelPS role in developing the
southern regional compact as a
means by which ''he and other
southern governors attempted to
defeat decisions of the u. S. ST.
preme Court with respect to adj
mittance of qualified Negroes to
tax-supported state facilities and
other state institutions"
At the hearing before the Sem
ate committee, Mr.. Caldwell
stubbornly reserved the right"
to withhold the customary cour-
teSy salutationS when addressing
Negroes. That the President
should appoint to high office
man "who is unwilling to OBJ
serve even the simplest ameni-
ties in writing to American citi-
zens who do not happen to be
white is shocking" to the
NAACP, Mr.. Whites letter said.
"The board of directors went
on record as expressing its vigo-
rous diSapproval of the nomina-
ton of Mr.. Caldwell to such
post by yourself and of his con-
firmation by the United States
Senate" the letter asserted. LIT
is regarded as an insult to all
American citizens who believe
that artificial distinctions based
on color are violative Of all de-
cent American traditions and par
ticularly dangerous at time OF
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-03-03

Junior High Glee club will sing
during intermission. The Carver
Glee club will close the program
as the representative American
group.
, 1951-11-23
What Noted People Are Saying

By international News Service
Barbara Hutton speaks Of re-
ports of a romance with Baron
Won Cramm, German tennis star:
"This is a romance of friendship
and I'm not going to risk it by
getting married"
Gen. Hoyt S. Vandenberg: "The
outcome Of the present truce ne
gotiations holds the key to whether
we will continue fighting a wal of
halfway measures in Korea A
ywar which, at present, halts our
air power at the Yalu River and
given the enemy sanctuary in Man
churia."
The Rev. Cecil Meyers, Atlanta
induction center chaplain: "The
, 1951-11-23
MADAM BELL

LIFE READER AND ADVISOR
EVERYBODY WELCOME
HOURS. 900 Am to 900 PM.
Daily and Sunday WA-8149
Permanently located in her pri-
vate home at 1912 s. Dixie
Ave-, on West Carrollton High
way, Route Is, south one-half
block of Dorothy Lane in South
ern Hills. Take Miamisburg or
Moraine City bus Of the Ohio,
Bus Line to Dorothy Lane, walk
one-half block south Of Doro-
thy Lane, Dayton Ohio.
- LOOK FOR SIGN
, 1951-11-23

THE CLASSIFIED PAGE
, 1951-11-23

boys at the induction center are
anxious to talk to someone. They
want to find out how to make use
of religion during times Of strife"
Evening star., 1951-09-19
FLAGSTONE WORK

ELECTRICAL wIRING-old and new
work; estimates free. GE. 1850,
Evening star., 1951-09-19
REPAIRS AND SERVICES
ADDITIONS and modernizing, &c

ADDITIONS and modernizine, cellar
to roof. Call ST. 3366-67 for free
estimates. NATIONAL CONTRACT
INC GO 931 New York ave. NV.
ffa6 GzHhS0S + 5S'5 coFS NJ T. CO. En +: ssE
ADDITIONS. alterations. kit. have 10
90 dong rishta 5Sso Call WHITE. AP. $3.50
ASPHALT 81 RAi %GSs DsivEwAxs. parking m2U lot,
q private roads; free estimateS. @
BRICK WORK - Walls. chi chimneys:: n4Ss:
poTches., steps, walks; all repairs;
porches, retaining walls, concrete
YORK r,. class gs. A Jobs. RINALDI &
BRICK WORK, walls. chimneys. all
repairs rrtiro pointing fdI ing from a0c per s.;
BuLtDo2ER. h6t52Eft' RSGERRD6zhEaRs and
grader work a specially; by hr. or
contract, FRANK AM. JU. 7-77ss.
A1I Ia.,bo CARPENTRY aIs! TRY work, By whit.
RfsensRies fPse T0[k Ii fsis5 sqssFsgteed
CARPENTRY, alterations, repairs. re-
oM 5527 any time. -2l
size lob. first-class work. j. w,
BRUCE & SONS, HI. 1862. 30
CARPENTRY. specializing in recr.
rms, built-in cabinets, bookcases,
Call g. F. ST. DENIS, LU. 1-5572.
- --2l
CARPENTRY-General repairs of any
kind. porch enclosure. Mr.. PETER
CARPENTRY - General remodelinR,
cabinet work and store fronts. Cali
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES electrically
razor-kleened or no charge. ROTO.
any night
CONCRETE AND wATERPRooFING,
bsmts. floors, drives. walks. walls,
O0I'he'' steps CONRAD GE' %. SsS9o.
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS re-
pairs. short circuits. small Jobs done
immed. Call RA. 2222 any time.
ELECTRICAL WIRING-old, and new
work; estimates free, GE. 1850.
Evening star., 1951-09-19
INSTRUCTION COURSES

NATIONAL Academy of Broadcastinl
day courses In broadcasting leadinG
to professional jobs commence Oc.
tober /; also special short-term eve.
ing course $50. Enroll now Gal
AUTo DRIVING INSTRUCTIONS -
IL lessons. road test; S35. Washing
ton once. EASY METHOD DRIV-
ING SCHOOL, NO; 1884; Virgins
EARN YoURO OHie; HlGH School DIPLo.
MA At home in your spare time. i
offers big ADVANTAGES: also the new
quick method in typing and simpli-
fed shol thand. Get Information
today ICS. 232 Bond Bldg. ME. S166
MISS SPARKS tap and ballet dance
classes. Lyon Park Community
House. Glasses start Saturday. Octo-
ber 6. Call CHI. S494. 10
FREE TUITION for radio courses Il
person with office skills or abilit!
to speak foreign languages. MA.
TIONAL ACADEMY OF BROAD
CASTING. 1888 10th st. NV, DE
Evening star., 1951-09-19
HELP DOMESTIC

cOok ss cSdI.S SHw lss Ss IN Wk sEsh FS1 ..per
yorker; city ref. Wo. s492. 20
COOK, gh:w., colored, local refs;
auto. laundry, s25 wk. WI. sSse.
COOK. thoroughly experienced; some
housework; white or colored; other
help employed. OIL: 1878. 20
s5 ssPnf5 pus esys esyiare ehs5 Oh help 44ss ssSsDoysd
COOK-G.H.W., for small oeorEetown
house; excellent Job; only expert
enceid with fine, local references,
CooK,G.H. oeHsy Ra WE.2AReliable E24f exper. vi Wom-
children; live in; $50 wk. GE. 1893.
COOK, exper. and gh.w.. must like
children: am. through dinner;
Thurs. afternoon and eve. and alter
mating Syn OF; 1Iye , ort; Gn SYg VIZ sf,tp to
CooK-G.H.w.. live in; ample time
of Local references. $50. EN-. 1144
COOK AND G.H.W., live in. sunny
upstairs room; recent. recent refs; xaD Si5O
COOK. cOIored. i've in; must be
woman in late 20,s or 30s;
day wk. on; every other sun; $35
not NJ ''sTS; apply '0Ta Unless So qusiifed: Cali
after 70 am. no later than 10 m,
COOK 50 KsSGi1aH.w.. nve-in; fond Of chill
dren; references. Call Wo. 71S0.
GENERAL HOUsEKEEPER, perma-
nent position for dependable woman
with experience in housekeeping;
must have references; 61s-day week.
Ga.w.. sa9 GEi e. 71So dsys. plain cooking; like
nights. New house. Modern equip
ment In D. c. References. EN-. 33l D.
GH.w.. time to be divided between .
neighbors. 5h-,day ,wk. Stay ] night
sa, snd caRffr: earfare Aad sH. lsis' sis7, &2i
G.H.W., plain cook: live. in: lovely
rm. and bath: exper.. local refer
ences other help employed; SSdd35
g M. GlH..wI&coof, OIL ooS7' 25-4o. experienced Mno
= and dependable only: live in; private
room and baths all convenienneees.
GsH.ws. hHi tii'i experienced, good cook,
soS4s ssO0d @ s days ye SO or and Os caT
fare. Silver Spring. JU. 7-6993s.
G.H.W.. live in, plain cooking; refs;
2 adults. II and 6-yr. old; laun-
dress empl. OIL. 0636, go
CIV to live IN, in fSnd 81, e chiidrens; Js
GH.W., experienced; recent city
ref; 9-o. 51a days; $25. Call RA'
G.H.W.. live in, colored: fond OF
children; no c9oEins; re- Teferenceo re-
G.H.W., colored girl. over 80 yrs.
Of age; must have ref; rt;e live in; o sx-
G.H.W., living in Hyattsyille- Berwyn
area: $50 wk.. clear Of taxes.
HOTEL COURT eess Bait, BY elSd''
G.H,W., no ironing, plain. cooking;
live in; week ends of; thoroughly
exper.; refs. REQ; $50. Call RA,
G.H.W., live in; Thursday after break
fast and Sunday off. $50 a week;
refs. REQ. OIL. 1921. -21 -.
G.H.W., steady: part time or full
days. prefer Mon, Wed, Fri; good
working cond.; recent local refs.
REQ. OR. 0055. -19
-
Evening star., 1951-09-19
SITUATIONS MEN
DEsIGNER-1nterio
Men Available

INDUSTRIAL DESIGNER-lnterio
product design custom furn.. packag-
ing, exhibits and displays. WILLIAM
Il. WILKOFF. ST. 1857. 20
Men Available
For employment. odd Jobs yard work
wall washing. carpentry houseclesn-
ing etc SALVATION ARMY Harhor
Light Corp Me 4532
TRUCK DRIVER, butcher or clerk;
man colored. desires employment
Experienced, excel. refs. AID. 7772
l9"
UNIFORMED GUARDS, commissioned
special police officers available fol
all types OF guard and watchmar
duties. DI. 0554. NATIONAL De
TECT1VE AGENCY. Licensed anc
ELDERLY MAN with wife and nc
children desires Job with ianitor's
quarters: sober and experienced
with references. Call 10. S-9336 al
day Thursday and Friday. 30
YOUNG MAN, colored, wishes evening
Job, s p.m.-l2 midnight. References
Ii. 7-0427; call after 8 pm.
RETIRED ELDERLY GENTLEMAN
part time. light duties, to be occu-
pied; sal. negligible. Box 1877, Star
Evening star., 1951-09-19
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GIRL wants days work; 2 or 3 days;
references. co. 1856.
GIRL, colored, wants g.h.w, cleaning,
or child care for employed mother
3 days week; recent refs. 20.
Girl WANTS G.H.w. or care of EN-.
ploye's children or days work;
honest. pleasant, reliable. NO. 6497
GIRL, colored. wants days work, OF
BY week; care of children and l.h.w
GIRL, IRIr 99lOred; 81 964Es EEssliable, wishes days
GIRL, colored desires general house
work and child care, or bus girl;
WOMAN "sd coiored RED wishes i So or days
work in .rooming house or tourist
home; refs. HU. 794O.
WOMAN, colored. wants gh.w.; fond
Of children; live in; full time; refs.
WOMAN, I q : colored. sxper;, wishes ,.,
se} Ea.w; Ta2loa days iS55 PERM sleep 30. out
WOMAN wants day work; good work
er; best Of refs. Phone CO. O470.
EMPLOYMENT for our. reliable and
Trustworthy , o6e6ollo 6eolored, practical
SaII eSlHred S4 dsSiEf sSgf S'a days hOuseygrk s9
sET'LD col. Southern woman wants
plain cook'g, clean'g: refs no Suns;
no child; home nights, Ii. 3-5701.
nurse maid; days work or part time.
CoLoRED GIRL wants maids work.
COLORED GIRL wants part time or
days work; experienced. 19111a Sth
st. NV. MI. 4949.
Evening star., 1951-09-19
TYPIST
TYPIST

TYpIsT.cLGRk; aGd,;,,ns good salary xo6p aPd
SON CO, 1913 H st. NV. 20
TYPIST- CLERK, young lady for
permanent position in ofhce OF large
motion picture organization; no ex7
perience necessary; 5-day week, Call
MISS DAVIS between 10 and II
noon at RE 0S0u. -21
TYPIST-CLERK. permanent position
for expert typist; opportunity fer
adsaers oce in natona RnsOn nrganzs nfas
ton; pleasant associates; excellent
working conditions; vacations; D.
day week: 374a-hr week, Call Ma.
9422. Mr. Egolf. for appt 10
TYPIST- CLERK, young lady for per-
manent position in ONCE OF large
perience necessary; 5-day week. Call
MISS DAVIS between 10 and IL
noon at RE. 0800.
TYPIS1 FILE CLERK; exceptional
opportunity. Call MR.. BURNS, Ii.
6-2139 -21
USHERETTEs - Part time: PIX
NV. See Mr.: Beckman. 10.
WAITRESS. white, exper;, 5 pm. to
l am, good tips. Apply 1897 Pa
wAirREss-outstandine opportunity
%AosHaIs WI szPff fad pEL1cSTEssEN' 5sHsss 1855
WAiTRfEass.. i3Sf white. 1925. neat in
appearance; good salary and meals;
experienced preferred; must have
health card 1928 Pa. ave. Sc. .-22
WAITRESS experienced for exclusive
restaurant. Apply after pm.
MICHFL'S. .10e0 Vermont ave. a.w.
WAITRESS (white). exper. or nonex-
1856, 627 H st. NV. "a
NHT A - v,n
.aS'?; ssiar9 SEQ. 6i0ufs Small III iuncheonstte.
AITRESS-Experienced; no sunday
work. Apply TRIO RESTAURANT
W5iTFREss. WE5siTFR f?sh white s. nW no experience nee
WAITREssEs-colored, over 21. Ap-
u. Ply piyyTn tn person; s,l 1416 & P st. ,,sgo \.
over 21. night work. Apply SPRING
ROAD CAFE 370o 14th st. NV.
WAITRESS. white, experienced; night
work, no Sunday. CASEY'S CHOP
HOUSE, $40 nth ST.. NV.
3-i1 pm. Apply THE GARDEN RES
TAURANT. 1912 18th st. NV. -21
WAITRESS, work nights. .money-mak-
ing spot. 1885 Savannah, one block
on Alabama ave, Sc. "a
short hours " BAss1Ns GRffI. 74is
Wis. ave. Bethesda. OIL. $3.50.
MATTRESSES. t5): experienced; 2I to
30 years of age; full time. Contact
18th st. NV 80 4
WAITRESS-Apply in person, CON-
GRESSIONAL COCKTAIL LOUNGE.
105 Independence ave, s.e. 20
Evening star., 1951-09-19
INsTRUc. coURsEs tcont.l
MOTOR TRAVEI

SAN FRANCISCO. leaving Sept. %,
penses; so Buick. HI. 6577.
DRIVING TWO NEW CARS L. A.,
Calf. leaving. Sept. 2eth: take 8
or 4; refs. exch. co. 1905. o-5 pm.
FLORIDA--Orlando or vic; Rollins
College student; leaving Sept. goth
or 21st; take 1 or 2 riders. WI.
CAR LEAVING for west coast and
6-9792, La. 6-9791.
MIAMI, college student desires ride.
will share expenses. OR. O327.
DETROIT. leaving sometime Sept. 20:
take one PASSENGER, references ex-
changed. Box 1907. Star.
Evening star., 1951-09-19
SITUATIONS WOMEN

BABY SITTER, exper., part time
prefer w. Hyattsville; will consider
other work AP. S793 bet. 4-10 pm
ELEVATOR OPERATOR. girl colored
desires Job, good ref. license. Cal
Wed. through Sat. CO. 3764.
GIRL. colored, prefers counter work
refs. Ii 4-5370.
GIRL, colored. desires job as counter
girl, waitress, clerk, child care. Cal
LU. 4-O300.
NURSE. white. eficient, invalid. con.
valesent, any type case; live in, refs
IA. 2-7020. 80
NURSE, practical, white, experienced
care Of child or baby. HousekeepeI
in motherless home, references. CO
Evening star., 1951-09-19
HELP WoMEN
SEAMSTRE,SS

Exper. only, to work in automobile
trim shop. Apply MR.. EDISON, 607
K st. NV, bet. Q and D. III
SECRETARY with general science
BACKGROUND or laboratory techhician
interested in administrative work.
Write Box 265-S. Star, stating
qualifications. salary desired. -22
SECRETARY, experienced stenogra-
pher, long established company; 35-
hT. wk.: salary, $500 per mo-; many
employe benefits; exceptional work
ing conditions; new air-conditioned
bldg, Call ST. 4051. -25
SECRETARY, to sales promotion
manager of National Trade Assoc.
Sales, advertising or public rela-
tionS background desired but not
necessary. Excellent opportunity for
young woman seeking "Girl-Friday'
advertising Job. Pleasant congenial
atmosphere, 5-day wk. S240 per
no., subject to periodic adjustment.
Call HU. 1900.
SECRETARY - Permanent position;
35-hour week. Call ST. 1851 for
appt. 10
Evening star., 1951-09-19

500 FOR CHRISTMAS
Sell Christmas cards in spare time.
Cash in big showing the best 2l-
card 81 aSsortments: EMBOSSED
name-imprints, so for S1.25; many
others. PROFITS to 1905. Get
FREE samples, assortments on ap-
proval, $1,000 contest details.
ARTISTIC, 1898 Way. Elmira. N. Y.
SELL CHRISTMAS CARDS
No experience necessary; sell or
sight, 40 for 81 with name on, and
higher priced lines, 81 for 81. fea-
ture box; up to I00ee profit. Coun-
try's top line. Samples on approval
Write or come in. Room 500.
COLUMBIA ART STUDIOS
$50 F st. NV RE. Ale
AAA HOUSEWIVES PLAN
Spare-time work; sell guar. lst-qual
DUPONT nylons: 51-15s only 64c
pair; earn Sl.25 q box; no money
needed; We supply stock. Call. COL.
LECT. Market 2-4353. Newark
N. j for samples
An Amazing Way to Make Money
New line Of Christmas cards, wraps
gifts. ETC.; name on Christmas cards
stationery napkins. notes. Sells 81
box; big profits. Costs nothing TO try
Samples on approval. RAINBOW, AZ
e. First st., N. Y. c. 3.