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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-05-05
KNEA ASKS NEGRO TO HEAD
EDUCATION IN KENTUCKY

schools in the state with white
schools.
a. Increase OF the school year
to minimum of nine months. 5.
Financial aid for student trans
portation. 6. Teachers should
stress the use Of the ballot. Z.
Adoption of the federal school
lunch program for all schools.
8. Appointment of Negroes as
assistant state supervisor of adu-
cation and as state supervisor of
home economics.
General meetings were held at
Quinn Chapel. Among the features
of the program were workshops
conducted by specialists. Students
winning the essay contest spon-
sored by alumni of Kentucky State
were Laura C. Whitfield, Central
High, Louisville, first, and Mary
Frances Johnson, Lincoln Insti-
tute, Lincoln Ridge, second.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-05-05

anything better anywhere to which
| could cling.
"My greatest hope is that in
connection with the fear on the
part of the American population
that Negroes will go the way of
communism is that the American
people will lift the bands of dis
elimination in things that are es-
sential to the welfare and happi-
ness of human beings
Calling herself a "dyed-in-the-
WOOL Christian woman, DR.. Brown
declared that she stood for inter-
racial peace. She denounced the
idea of red-baiting a Negro who
"fearlessly" speaks out against
bias and listing him on the UNI
American roll. She said:
81 am living without fear Of
anybody proving that have either
Continued on Page Six)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-05-05

voting rights of the colored citi-
zens are "entrenched" in the south
African act and cannot be changed
except by a joint sitting Of the
assembly and senate and a two
thirds majority.
The South Africa act served as
the basis of the uniting of the
four British colonies of the Cape.
Orange Free State, Transvaal and
Natal into a self-governing union
in 1910. 1t entreached clauses,
considered virtually inviolate for
many years, called for among
other things, the inclusion of col
ored voters on the common roll.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-05-05
AIcorn Commencement Announced

Commencement exercises for the
l95O-51 school year at Acorn A. &
Nj. College will begin May 20, 1851,
and continue through May %. On
Sunday, May Goth, DIR. j. R. Otis,
President, will deliver his annual
message to the senior class.
Other activities of the week in
clude the Alcorn College band in a
concert, May 21st; the faculty
senior banquet, May 22nd; Acorn
High School graduation, May oath;
senior class night, May 25th; and
Annual Prize and Award night,
May Goth.
On Sunday, May 9th at II
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-05-05
Three Drown In
Delta Mishap

INDIANOLA, Miss, April, 30
Especially = Three Negroes were
drown when the car which they
were driving ran off the Macon
lake bridge, six miles south of
Moorhead, early Saturday night.
The victims were identified as
Mammie Harvey, 40; Jeff Pate,
As; and ALI. Moore, 55.
The bodies of the victims were
recovered a few hours after the ac-
cident by E. A. Hobbs and Eugene
G. Jones, Red Cross Field Direc-
tors of Moorhead.
Investigation of the accident was
made by a Sunflower County
Continued on Page Five)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-05-05
Prof. Lawrence
6. Jones On
Speaking Tour
In Michigan

PINEY WOODS, Miss. - Prof.
Lawrence C. Jones, founder and
principal o. Piney Woods Country
Life School among one of the out
standing institutions of it's kind in
the nation has just completed a
number of speaking engagements
in Michigan under the arrangement
of Mr.. John Haines Of the Chrysler
Corporation.
Prof. Jones spoke before Rotary
Kiwanis Exchange Optimist and
other Clubs and church groups in
Continued on Page Severn
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-05-05
REPORT TB RATE ON INCREASE
AMONG AFRICAN NATIVES

JOHANNESBURG, South Africa
-(ANP)-Although the Union Of
South Africa has one Of the health
lest climates in the world, it's tu-
berculosis rate, especially among
the natives, is on rapid increase.
According to recent report
made here, an average of so per-
sons day die from tuberculosis.
The disease is responsible for co.
600 deaths annually, mostly nom
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-05-05

European.
Chief reason for this state of
affairs in a land Of plenty of sun
shine and outdoor living opportuni-
ties, lies in the economic traits OF
African natives. The staple diet of
the urban native is white bread and
tea. They are unable to get whole
meal bread, vegetables and mile to
improve their health and streng-
Continued on Page Eight
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-05-05
Negro Man Enroute To New York
Given Bloody Beating At Bus Station
Bus Driver Uses Ticket Puncher
In Attack On Passenger Monday
Reports Conflicting
Regarding Incident

JACKSON, Miss, April 30
(DSN)-A middle-aged Negro man
with a ticket to New York i'm his
hand was given a brutal and bloody
beating, at the Continental Trail
way Bus Station here shortly af-
ter noon Monday. The name of
the man was given as Grady Pitt
man.
The brutal and bloody beating
was given according 10 reports
by a Continental Trailwav Bus
Driver for the Meridian-Jackson
run, who used the ticket puneher
I'm the brutal and bloody attack
on the Negro passenger.
According 10 eye witness ac-
counts the victim of the beating
became a mass of blood and one
Of his eyes seriously damaged as
result Of several blows struck
him in the face by the bus driver
with ticket puncher in his hand.
The incident is reported 70
have caused considerable excite
ment among both white and Ne
gro passengers and onlookers as
women began TO scream while
looking at the bloody scene.
A Baldwin ambulance took the
bloody and badly beaten man TO
2 local hospital
Rumors Conflicting
The news of the incident spread
rapidly throughout the Negro COM
munity and the incident has been
followed by number of conflict
ing reports.
According to one report the
Negro passenger had gone to the
station dispatcher in order to
make certain that he would be able
to get on the bus without trouble,
and got in line with the other pas
sengers with his ticket in his hand.
When he approached the driver
he was told that he couldn't get
on the bus, that only white pas
sengers were to get on that bus
to Meridian.
Having already talked to the
Continued on Page Eight
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-05-05

PatrOniZe Our Advertis.
ers - Their Advertising
in this paper shows that
they appreciate your
trade.
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NAVY ALL STARS

Continued from Page Three
Marll; two-base hits; Brown, An.
derson, Roche, Kolhoffer, David
Brown; stolen bases: Acevedo
Cascade, Santana; double plays
Flohr to Mcclure to Scott, Ace.
vedo to Santana to Brown; hits
off O'Rouke 3 for 3 runs in
innings, off Clendenen forx
run in 3 innings, off Flohr 8 fol
2 runs in 2 innings, off Morll
for | ru in 2 innings. off ALICE Z
for six runs in innings (none
out in 7th),. off Smith 6 for 4
runs in 2 innings; balks: Flohr
Smith 2; left on bases: Key West
8, Service Stars 5; struck out: by
ALICE 0, by Smith l, by OaRouko
/, by Clendenen 3, by Flohr 2,
by Marn /; bases on balls; of
ALICE 2 off Smith 0, off O'Rouke
2, off Clendenen /, off Flohr 4,
off Marll 0; time of game: 2.10;
umpireS: Gugliermo at the plate,
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r50Legal Notices
tti"ntinuedI


corner Of Lot Ct, OF said som,
brcro Subdivision No -, said
corner also 10 he know as the
point of beginning nf the hav
bottom land hereinafter de-
81" r I'D G d, run southeasterIy
sIong the proionEation of the
east line OF Lot al, for q dis
tance Of 800 feet, more ar less.
Ia the Existing deep water Of
Boot Key llarhor: thence nj
right angles and westerly for
distance of TOO feet 10
point; thence NJ. right angles
and northwestcrIN aiid parallel
with the first named course for
Il distance of 500 feet, more or
less, to the southwest corner Of
{ Lot Gl; the nee ut right angles
and castcrlY for "A distance Of
100 feet hatk 10 the point of
hcginniag. 90 MT a / II ng lis
agrees, mere or less.
The Purchaser is required to pay
he advertising cost and document =
lrY stamps.
The sale, If and when made. shall
re subject to the Trustees reserv-
,nE unto themselves .T5't of the
phosphate, minerals and metals and
50@,. Of the petroleum thereon or
hereunder
THE TRUSTEES OF INTERNAL.
IMPROVEMENT FtNn reserve the
light To reject the sale.
~ ORDER of the Trustees Of
/. Fund of The state al Florida
FULLER WARREN,
ion ernof
AttrSt,
r. &. ELLIOT, Sec,
Trustees T. }. Fund
mayer Is ;jiInf -il-IS.I95l
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SPECTACULAR
CONTINUES" from Page Onel

1 tGOIlLt1uEt7 dEC
hoist himself aboard the hell
| ,opter, one of the crew is lowered
% the water and the injured man
placed in the carrier which can
be fixed about him like ham
mock. He is raised up and brought
aboard as gently as possible. The
crewinan follows on a second lift, =
1t. Thompson explained.
Another type of rescue was
shown by the crew of prig
boat, one designed to operate IN
very shallow water 1t can skim
along at about 40 miles an hour,
driven by an airplane propeller
| with a single rudder attachment
right in back of the helmsman.
This curious rig seems TO he an
adaptation of boats familiar to
Tloridians who have used SINH
lar twpe powered in the same
way for use in the Everglades and
along the Tamiami Trail where
frog hunting is done.
Besides picking a man out of
the water, the prig boat crew
raced along just off the edge of
the base ramp. stopping, side slip
ping, turning in very small cir
Gle, reversing quickly and per-
forming quick changes in course.
Visitors to the Seaplane Base
were also given a look at the vast
amount of equipment used in
naval air work. Life RATS, in-
flated suits, a sea-going water
distiller which can change salt
water into fresh water for drink
ing, kites, balloons, a portable
.esuscitator and even dental and
medical equipment, were on dis
play in the hangar.
Other interesting exhibits i'm
cluded aircraft cameras, an, air.
craft reconnaissance camera, one
for mosaic mapping. one with
radar scope, and an aerial night
camera, as well as process and
development materials, motion
picture cameras for ground and
aerial photography and an under
water masterpiece of ingenuity
for marine photographs.
The newest types of instru-
ments for measuring and re-
cording temperatures, air pres
sure, relative humidity and an
odolite used to observe pilot bal
looms were open for inspection by
the public
Weapons and ammunition dis
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Tides
Naval Base
TOMORROW
High
9:49 am.
11:48 pm.
ONE-wAY STREETS
Low
3:07 am.
sos pm.

Continued From Page Onei
no~chinos will be proposed ano
will affect automatic soda wa
ter, gum, coin, candy, etc, vend-
ing machines if passed.
A highly important issue or
the establishment of one-way
streets, whereon there will be
parking on one side only, will
ne BROUGHT up by CITY Commits
sioner Louis Carbonell.
The plan would establish al
ternate one-way streets similar
to the successful street zoning
used in Miami along Biscayne
boulevard.
Carbonell's plan, in brief, is as
follows: ID
Fleming streets one way going
east, Whitehead to White street;
Southland street., one way going
west White to Whitehead street.
Angela street, one way going
east, Whitehead to White
Peronia street, one way going
west, Elizabeth to Whitehead.
Olivia street. one way going
east, Whitehead to White.
Ann street. one way going
south, Front street to Caroline.
Simonton street, one way 60
ing south, Front street Tru-
man avenue.
Parking on all these streets to
be on one side only.
He also proposes that Eaton
street remain a two-way thor
oughfare but with parking on
one side only.
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The Weather
FORECAST

Key West and Vicinity: Fair to
partly cloudy today through Tues
day. Gentle to moderate variable
winds.
Florida: Fair, little change in
temperature through Tuesday eX-
ccpt for widely scattered thunder
showers in the afternoons.
Jacksonville to Alphabetical:
No small craft or storm warnings
have been issued.
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&C REMOVES THREE

Continued from Page One)
for the Georgia Girl" So cabin
cruiser, captained by RED Wal
terS," and a % fishing boat
which has been missing since
Friday afternoon.
The boat is manned by Tom
Conroy of Sarasota. Conroy was
last seen Friday by another fish
ing party.
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Tallahassee, Florida
May 18th, 1851
NOTICE


NOTICE is hereby given that the
Trustees of the Internal Improve
ment Fund of the state of Florida
PURSUANT TO Law. viii offer foi
sale, for objections only, in ITALIA
hasses, Florida, at 1900 o'clock
An, June 18th, 1851. the land in
MONROE COUNTY, described al
follows:
4 parcel Of bay bottom land in
boot hey llarbor ut Key Nac;i,
Monroe County, Florida, south
Of and adjacent to Lot I'll, Of
.Somhrero Subdivision No. G.,
aS recorded In Plat Book ,.
l'age SO. Monroe County Flor
ida Records and more particu-
lalIy described as follows:
Commencing at the southeast
corner Of Lot I'll. of said Som
brero Subdivision No. g.. said
corner also 10 be known as the
point OF beginning of the bay
bottom land hereinafter de-
sefiDcd. run southeasterly
along the prUiongatiOn Of the
east line of Lot III, for Il dis
tasce OF 900 feet, more or less,
To tho existing water of Boot
Key tlarbOr; thence at right
angles and westerly for dis
tante OF 100 feet to "a point;
northwt stcriy and parallel with
the first named course for a
distance Of 800 feet, more or
less TO the southwest corner Of
Lot I'll: thence at Il right an
gle and caSterly for a distance
ef't00 feet back 10 the POB,
containing LII acres, more or
less.
\ parcel Of bay bottom land in
B0Id Key llarbur at Key Naca.
Monroe County. Florida, south
OF aud adjacent to Lot G3, Of
Sombrcro Subdivision No. c..
as recorded in Plat Book :.
rage 95, Monroe County, Flor
ida Records and more particu-
larly described as follows: com
ner Of Lot G2, OF said Som
krero subdivision No. g., said
corner also to he known as the
point of beginning Of the bay
bottom land hereinafter de-
scri be q, run southeaSterly
along the prolongation of the
east line of Lot t;2. for "a dis
tantc of SEQ feet, moro or less,
81 fh," existing deep water Of
Boot Key llarbor; thence at
sat angles aud westerly for
a1iStance of 100 feet to Il point:
thence AT right angles aud
northw estcrIy and par ell
with the first named course
for distant, of 500 feet, more
or less, 10 the southwest cor
rrer Of Lot liz; thence at right
angles and essterly for Il DIS
lance of 100 feet back to the
point of beginning, containing
no acres, more or less.
a parcel Of bay bottom land in
Boot Key IIarbor at Key Naca,
Monroe County. Florida, south
OF and adjacent to Lot Gil, OF
"Sombrero Subdivision No. g.,
~ recorded in Plat Book 2,
Page 80. Monroe County, Flor
ida Records and more particu-
Iarlv described gas follows
commencing at the southeast
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plays ranged from a two-sided.
saw-toothed shark knife with
shark chaser chemical kit,
through 500 pound general pur-
pose bomb and an aircraft rocket,
and included a so caliber cuta-
way gun; a signal pistol with tri-
colored signal cartridges; and a
night drift signal for downed air
men.
All displays were courteously
shown and usage explained by
navy men on duty.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-21
Opening OF Navy
Wives Bowlinq
Planned Friday

Tomorrow morning. the
bowling alleys for the Navy
Wives will officially open for
the women to start play.
Friday morning the bowl
ing tourney will get under
way in the form OF a new
championship play. There will
be a baby sitter in building
I78 for the women to leave
their children.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-21

The first sawmill in the West
is believed to have been built in
1927 at Fort Vancouver, Washing
ton by the Hudson Bay Co.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-21

Charles Albury at first, Fielding
at second and AL. Rodriguez at
third; winning pitcher: Marll;
losing pitcher: Smith; scorer:
Aguilar. &c
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-21
Kew West Citizen
SpoR rs
Calendar
SOFTBALL
fn-.. n--IN

Island City Softball League
MONDAY
neutrality-suspicious. VS.. Home
Milk.
9:0o-VX-l VS.. Navy.
TUESDAY
7:3O-Coca- Cola VS.. Indcpend-
entS.
9;0O-SubRon 4 VS.. USS Cor
poral. 49,.
THURSDAY
7:30-Home Milk VS.. Coca Cola.
9:00-OpDevSta VS.. Sea Cats.
BASEBALL.
LITTLE LEAGUE
BaYview Park-Night Play
To be announced.
ISLAND CITY WINTER
BASEBALL LEAGUE
AFTERNOON Play)
Oceanview Park
To be announced.
US. NAVAL STATION
BASEBALL LEAGUE
To be- announced
TENNIS
BaYview Park
Morning, gAfternoon and Night
Daily and Sunday play.
GOLF
Municipal Coli Course
(Stock Island)
Daily and Sunday play
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BROOKLYN SMASHES

Continued From Page Three
Jones, Koslo and Westrum, Noble
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-21

r. II. E.
Chicago ----- ) 8 2
Washington . 4 6 3
Holcombe and NiarhoS; Con-
sucgra, Sima and Guerra.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-21
Second Game

r. H. f.
Cleveland 5 8 0
Philadelphia 3 8 0
Chakales, Garcia and TebbettS,
Hogan; Martin, Scheib and AS
troth
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Morning, sAfternoon and Night
Daily and Sunday play.
Evening star., 1951-07-02
HELP WOMEN

CLERK. for retail dry cleaning store;
steady Job. good pay and excellent
working conditions: wonderful op-
portunity for advancement; expert
ence preferred but not essential
Apply CENTRAL CLEANERS, 323
Carroll st. NV =,
Evening star., 1951-07-02
HELP WOMEN

WOMAN. colored. to make beds and
clean rooms in hotel. Do not
phone. 1927 10th ST, NV.
YOUNG LADY, clerk. Apply WHITE
STAG SHOE REPAIR SHOP, 62a Z
st. NV. -3
HERE is an opportunity for you tc
get good steady Job In Virginia
no need to travel far. We have
openings for cashier checkers anc
meat wrappers. If you are moi
fully experienced, we will pay 70,
while training. Work 45 hours II
pleasant environment and re,
ceive vacation with pay, paid hosp
and other company benefits, Apply
in person. SHIRLEY FOOD STORES
403 Swami ave-. by taxing bus q,
18th and Pennsylvania ave marked
Seminary or Potomac Yards. be.
tween 9 and 3: or apply at Culmore
Shopping Center, 500 Leesburg pike
between Baileys Cross Roads and
Seven Corners. take bus marked
Culmore-Parkwood. 18th and Penn.
CoLLEGE STUDENT or teacher. TO,
summer months. pleasant work
splendid experience; $3.50 for sc
days. Apply in persons, Suite 924
1346 Conn. ave. NV. bet. IA pm
Evening star., 1951-07-02
HELP WokEN
NURSE. GRADUATE

Permanent position, splendid oppor-
tunity and pleasant working condi-
tions; salary. 5000 minimum. Call
Mrs. Krutzen. Director Of Nurses,
Evening star., 1951-07-02
ADDITIONS

Bethesda. Silver Spring and suburban
NV. Washington. Call Mr.. Biz
H. J. KORZENDORFER CO., INC.
or. 5e1R q
Evening star., 1951-07-02

MEN-COllege students. Have va
cancies for men on crew. out
See Mr.. SANDER between 8 and
10 an. room s27, 724 9th st, NV.
YOUNG MAN for dry cleaning plant.
some exper. in checking; must have
Steady Work. al N. Wy 7. ave. We NV: Va
YOUNG MAN, 1886, as supervisor
for retail shopping service; no ex-
perience necessary. salary. ad-
pps SIT RsFn. RSis be Bds s. t. fss sF'ys
YoGSG JIG MAN-Age Is to a5, for
clerical position with life insurance
company; good opportunity for ad-
vancement; 27l2-hour, 5-day week.
Apply Room 300. SIG 14th St. NV,
between 9 and 3, -6
YOUNG MAN
AS jr salesman for retail floor cover
lngs: exper. not necessary. SENATE
FLOOR COVERING CO.. 3o19 NJ St
NV. .
YOUNG MEN. opening for 2, in cir
culation dept. Can earn $50 per
Wk. to start. Rm. 422. Bond Bldg.
YOUNG MEN t2), sales trainees,
handle; $50 to S65 per week to
start See MR.. KAHN, II am. to
l pm, Room 700, 927 18th st. NV.
YOUNG MAN. white. part time
near Silver Spring preferred. LO.
5-4p6I. bet. 4 and p. m.
3 MEN, age 80 or older are needed
for immediate placement, in re-
sponsibIe sales positions. Apply Ds;oG p; G
1919 F st. NV. 3
HERE is an opportunity for you to
get a good steady Job in Virginia;
no need to travel far: we have open
ings for receivers. grocery clerks:
produce men, meat cutters and
enced we viii pay you while train
ing; work good hours In pleasant
environment and receive vacation
with pay. paid hospital and other
company benefits. Apply in person
SHIRLEY FOOD STORES, 403 Swan
ave. marked Seminary or Potomac
Yard between 8 and 5 or apply ft
Culmore Shopping Center. 500 Lees
burg pike. between Baileys Cross
roads and Seven Corners; take bus
marked Culmore-Parkwood. l"''' and
Sd. ave
MARRIED MAN with car to train To-
cally for large manufacturing COM
pany. not canvassing. VIII consider
inexperienced man who is willing
worker. Earnings while training
around 500 weekly. Apply I116
o st. Sc. before IL nspn, .
NEAT, PERSONABLE MAN with car
preferably single. 81 to AS years; no
objection to slight physical handi-
cap; as permanent representative
locally and in southern Penna.; $500
mo. salary. frst 3 mos. while learn
ing; salary and bonus thereafter;
tunity for advancement: please reply
in detail Box 456-E Star. 3,
THREE (3) MEN are needed locally
for interesting field work connected
with popular radio give-away pro-
gram. Positions are permanent.
Exceptional earnings on salary or
commission basis. Apply 5511 14th
HIGH SCHOOL BOY, must be over
is yrs. Of age; wonderful opportun-
itv to learn retail shoe business;
full time for summer, part time when
you return to school. E. D. Ed
WARDS SHOE STORE. 1925 H st.
I NEED MEN who want to start
work right away. Car necessary.
Apply in person, 3310 Wis. ave. NV.
$50 q IN; promptly.
FOOD ROUTE earning. SS5 wk.;
can run or buy. Very profitable ar
ragement TO right party. Give phone
number. Box 343-G, Star. .
LAW STUDENT. for law ONCE; after
moons: good student; must typewrite.
Box BOG. Star. =
Evening star., 1951-07-02

WAITRESS, white, day and evening
work: meals. Apply Los ANDES
CAFE. 27I0 Columbia pike. Airing
ton, Va, or call RE. 9505. .
WAITRESS, sxper.. white. for refined
restaurant. Call NO. 1910. 3
WAITRESSES-Apply in person after
8 pm. 1918 Wisconsin ave. NV.
MI. OATS. 4
WAITRESS, colored: must be fast
Apply in person. 24S0 18th st. NV.
DORCHESTER PHARMACY. 3
WAITRESS wanted, white, good wages
and tips: evening work 3-11: pleas
ant surroundings. Apply in person.
DOLLHOUSE GRILL DELlCAIES-
SEN, 3001 N. Washington blvd.
Arlington. a
WAITRESS, white. exper.; day work
BASINS. 1920 Penna- ave. NV,
EX. 9l40
WAITRESS. white. night work for
small nightclub. 1919 New York
ave NV
Evening star., 1951-07-02
'COOKCOFFEECO.

Is in need OF / saleslady. Here is
a real opportunity If you are be-
tween 26 and 40 years OF age and
physically fit to handle a real Job
for real salary. Work consists of
operating in established coffee and
grocery route, serving customers
free. from other respon Sibility that
would interfere with work. We prefer
9 lady who has a definite need for
SO. per week or over and who is
willing to work for 1t. Must be able
TO drive-ear furnished. Call co.
1886 for appointment. "a