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Evening star., 1951-04-08

film she uttered not word and
sang not a single line the real
voice, of course. being dubbed in
by a professional singer.
Tales of Hoffman," is the most
ambitious attempt to date at
transferring a complete opera, en-
tire and unaltered, to the screen.
1t aims to do for opera what RED
Shoes" did for ballet, ana was
made by the same energetic pair
of British producers Emeric
Pressburger and Michael Powell.
1t includes many members OF the
"Red Shoes" cast - Leonide
Massine, MORA Shearer, Frederick
Ashton.
The score of the opera was con-
Quoted by Sir Thomas Beecham
with the full Royal Philharmonic
Orchestra. The screen story was
fitted to this score, so that depar-
lures from the original opera for
screen purposes had of necessity
to be limited. Tales of Hoffman,"
was chosen because it was a fan
tasy, lending itself to unusual
costuming and trick photography,
and also to ballet.
Evening star., 1951-04-08
leeIl
Giant
Peas

Green Giant Company. keadqaar-
ters. Le Sueur. Minnesota: Fine
Foods Of Canada, Ltd., Tecsmseh,
Ontario.
Green Giant" Brand Reg. U. s. Pat.
on. COCO.
Arizona sun., 1951-12-28
N.A.A.C.P.

Continued from Page IL
bombing and a coroners jury was
called to gather facts. Governor
Fuller Warren said he was sending
an investigator Immediately.
A statement issued from the
NAACP headquarters in New York
and signed by Walter White, ex-
ecutive secretary read:
Harry T. Moore, the secretary
of the Brevard County branch OF
the NAACP0 is another victim OF
a reign of terror and violence
which has afflicted the state OF
Florida in recent months. His
murder cannot be considered a.
part from the Staying of Samuel
Shepherd and the shooting OF
Walter Lee Irwin, by Sheriff Willis
Mccall, of Lake County, ,the bomb
ing of a Negro housing develop
ment in that city.
Although repeatedly appealed
to, Gov. Fuller Warren has con-
sistently refused to take any steps
to uphold law and order in that
state. Nor has the federal govern
ment taken effective action to
bring the perpetrators of these
crimes to justice"
The regin of terror and violence
referred to recent incidents involv-
ing Jews and Catholics as well as
Negroes, in which dynamite blasts
broke windows in Jewish Syna-
gogue and caused damage eSti-
mated at $4,000 to Carver Village,
a Negro housing project.
Just three days ago, on Christ
mas morning, police armed with a
machine gun broke UP an apparent
attempt to bomb the Hialeah-Mi-
ami Springs Jewish Center. Two
days before, a homemade dyna-
mite bomb was found on the steps
of Saints Peter and Paul Catholic
Church.
Ten dynamite attempts have
been reported since last June most
of which have occurred in the
Miami area.
Arizona sun., 1951-12-28
LIGHTING OF
CENTRAL COMPLETED

With the turning on last night
Of the new modern street lighting
on Central from Van Buren to
Roosevelt lighting of this main
artery now has been completed
from HenshaW on the south to
Indian School Road on the north,
a distance of 4 miles. The light
standards have been set back from
the curb from Van Buren to Nc
Dowell to permit future widening
of the pavement of this mile of
concentrated traffic.
Arizona sun., 1951-12-28

week for colored golfers to use
the facilities and restricting the use
of the links on other days Of the
week for white golfers only. This
practice is being challenged in a
suit against the City of Miami,
which is now in the United States
Supreme Court.
The city was granted "a reason
able opportunity to promptly pre-
pare and put into effect regulations
fer the use Of the municipal golf
facilities, which, while preserving
segregation, will be in ull and fair
accord" with this principle:
THAT the admissibility of laws
separating the races in the enjoy
ment Of privileges afforded by the
state rests wholly upon the equal
ity of the privileges which the laws
give to the separated groups with
in the state"
The opinion said the evidence of
discrimination because of color
stands out like sore thumb, like
a large blob on the end of small
nose" It said that if an individual
is denied facilities Of convenience
which under substantially the same
circumstances is furnished to an
other, he may properly complaint
as his constitutional right has been
invaded"
The court also ordered that in
applying the separate but equal
principal, that equality of treat
ment of white and colcred citizens
must be afforded which will secure
TO both complete and full recog-
nition that, under the Constitution
end laws, there are not two classes
of citizens, first and a second, but
one class, with all equal rank in
respect to their rights and priv
ilgese to use ard enjoy facilities
provided at public expense for pub
lie use"
The case involved five colored
persons who complained that they
bought tickets to play on the mu-
snicipal golf course but were denied
permission to play solely because
they are. colored.
The City of Houston contended
that the golf course was "a facility
and part of a park set apart, un-
der the segregation policy of the
city . for use solely by white
persons" It said that other parks
containing no golf courses had been
reserved for colored people.
Arizona sun., 1951-12-28
Rule Golf Course
Must Be Opened
To Neqroes

New Orleans, La, (NNPA)-The
United States Fifth Circuit Court
of Appeals last Thursday reversed
a Texas Federal District Court and
held that Houston, Texas, must OPP
en- it's municipal golf course to col
ored golfers.
The decision, however, permits
the city to follow the practice now
in effect in Southern cities of set
ting aside a certain day of each
>~>~~~>~>~~~~~~~~ ~~>~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~
coaches of the southern railway
trains. "Let the coal ride behind
the engine"
Sc while we are counting our
deeds, let's count our blessings. In
order to ride easy the jimcro ma
chine has always had to have shock
abSorberS. Why was that one white
killed when these two trains
turtled through the night at each
ether? He was the engineer!
Recent years have found Negro
firemen fighting to keep their tra-
ditional jobs. Years ago it was be-
lieved that Mister Charlie was too
delicate to stoke a locomotive pro-
perly AS they have gradually put
in automatic stokers, as gradually,
Negro firemen found that they
were being bumped for their jobs
-. thai whites were taking away
the "nigrah" jobs.
Brethren, you are about to win
your fight! When Charlie really ex-
amines the report or list cf casual
ties from this rail disaster, he will
support you in your fight for those
jubs. We predict that you will not
only recover your jobs as firemen,
but achieve those undreamed cf
positions as engineers of the Jim
Crow express.
Some of the folks further back
in the rear coaches were shaken up
g bit, so we also predict that Mis-
ter Charlie will give us three or
four coaches up front. And when
the lilywhite union of the Brother
hood of Railway Wcrkers compares
the Alabama figures with the re-
suits of Union Pacific crash the
same day when five creWmen were
killed, maybe they, too, will open
up opportunities way up front n
this war of train against train.
Arizona sun., 1951-12-28
Death OF Engineer. In
Wreck Opening Up
New Jobs For keqro

NEW YORK, (GlC/aD-There is
an old saying "every dark cloud
has silver lining" which is
appropriate for what seems TO
portend for the future, but which
we won't dwell on having endur-
ed lifetime of similar sayings,
John Henry, or Jesse B. Simple,
or any of those other legendary
characters of color might misin-
terpret if they think it over too
long.
Instead of the saying meaning
"a brighter future" to us race
boys (Who have been condition
ed by years of reacting vigor-
ously against this and similar
words and phrases which, while
innocent in themselves, have often
been seized and hurled at the
Brother with an umpteenth de-
gree of Negro in his blooO "dark
cloud" is just another signal to
bristle up.
So when we want to wax phil
CSOphic, we must be careful in
our choice of phrases. Not that
we are Over-SenSitive, y'under-
stand, but we have been kicked in
the teeth so often when we were
just trying to smile, that you kinda
learn to be on the alert.
What we want to say is that
things lock better fer the Bro
ther in the tomorrow because of
some not-so-good things that have
happened today"
That Alabama train wreck
which headlined new sorrows fl
many families should also high
light the opening of new employ
ment opportunities in the South
If the North watches the inevi-
table experiment closely, it is pro
badly that there may be few more
of the hitherto inaccessible jobs
available there, tco.
Why do you suppose that 1e
out of II of the dead listed in the
collision of the Southerner and
the Crescent Limited were Ne.
gfoes? Right! It is a needles;
question because when the radio
and newspapers mentioned that
many of the victims were in 6
combination baggage car anc
coach directly behind the engine
you and I knew that Aunt Hagar's
children were among those. who
shouldn't have taken that parti
cular trip. In spite of the ruling Of
the court in several famous Inter
state Commerce cases, many of cul
felix's are still relegated to the front
|
Arizona sun., 1951-12-28
Dec. 90, 1851
Well Folks

Have you made all of those
New Years Resolutions that you
plan to break next year? Well, we
never plan to break them, but we
usually always do. Too bad, we
surely make some good ones.
1 heard one the other day that
could be well applied: Give today
so that tomorrow you can look the
whole world in the face and tell
any man to go to H."
/ mean "well applied" don't
niean to tell your fellow man that
just because you are big enough
to make it stick. 1 mean to live
so that you have Eo need to fear
retaliation for past acts.
As always,
"ReJEdy''
Arizona sun., 1951-12-28

P.S.-Didn't say Happy New
Year" but I certainly meant it.
Evening star., 1951-03-31
HELP W0kAEN

WOMAN, white, one exper. with mark
Ing and asserting in laundry ane
dry cleaning. Apply WASH. LAUN'
DRY 1927 X st. NV. a
WOMAN, to act rs housekeeper and
sk nss Ve maids IDS hsl Nsa aUNTgu sTRS5 gssfsg5SS o%
ERs APARTMENTS. Mount Vernon
blvd. Alexandria. Va. See man.
STUDENT for part-time ONCE work;
good at figures; some knowledge OF
adding machine; hours, l to approx
rSrHnh1cs%r & Ell En- l'soT YoUNs Star LADY, Ca.
pable of handling rapid-fire tel.-
phone calls, full time. II you have
excellent voice. pleasant manner
work diligently for steady increases,
cau,E eall EX; 5940. 9 TIN 8. III
aged white lady as companion to
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE-We viii
train you as cashier on MGR 200(
posting machine; excellent opportu-
nifty, vacation with pay. discount
JfRsRis RIRy Co 'esipn is 7ts FEY y. n1s noah
AUTO DISTRIBUTOR has opening
for stenog and 2 clerk-typists;. 40
hr. wk., no Sat-. good starting salary
and pleasant working conditions
Apply in person only. J. B. Whit
field. HUDSON SALES CORP. 1913
14th st. NV.
NICE HOME for right person. Baby
care and light house work, no cook
ing. perm. pos. Salary. HO. 0753.
EXPERIENCED legal secretary: small,
congenial once: excel. opportunities;
interview write describing eYpert-
ence, to Box lat, Star, q
LOCAL SECURITIES HOUSE wants
person for cashier work: previous
exp. pref. Apply MERRILL, LYNCH
PIERCE. FENNER g. BEAN. S16
18th st. NV i
Evening star., 1951-03-31
s0f~D, u
'OLoRED WOMAN. reliable, compt
SITUATIONS MEN

experienced; give excel
care for country home: excel. refs.
GE. 1851, 734 Park rd. NV, base
CHEF S STEWARD. a.. French: q. s.
phases French cooking; food cost,
finest s M referenees; sayailable in 80
CONsT. sUPT.. union. carpenter;
,zSiHosI4f ,sislHs'si ETC. roslrISa SSas WAIVED
white. refrigeration. cleo. plumbing
heating and rental e, per-; married
work during day. Desire quar-. and
small sal. Box 404-V, Star. Il
MAN, white, wants steady job as
maintenance man; Is yrs exp. UN
MEN AVAILABLE for employment,
etc. Can sALVATIoM' Ma Army. II rlifIF Har.
Dor Light Corps. ME. 4532. -3
PROF; mech. engr. (htg. and ar con-
condition. seeks as &C. with elec-
nres,aa sriSai engr; Or Or. group Of engrs: te
refs. exehansed; 'ofiSia financlally sef'Gs;' re-!
SALESMAN, HI highiy EXPERIENCED Iic re-
tail liquor; part time, four evenings
per week, 90 and full day Satur-
Gays. Box 407-X. Star. IL
MATCHMAKER, % years experience
can also do jewelry work, pla!!. en-
craving; Minnesota license. Ex
9259; 1906 Pa. ave. NV, E. F
BURkHARDT. il
MIDI LE-AGED MAN, healthy ant
strong. willing 10 work as chauffeur
gardener or small estae' excel. refs.
iiye aye VI ava ayailable imme d .ately. ,Bo'
I OFFER selling exp. ambition. car
Can you offer solid position with
future? Box 443-X, Star. 2s
Evening star., 1951-03-31
SITUATIONS WOMEN

EOUSEKEEPER to care 70 invalid
- doetor,s reference, DU. 631S. y
RESEARCH ASSISTANT, pos. desired
in social science field. economic re.
search eXper.; B. A, economics ma.
jor; psychology minor; intelligent
alert, resoureeful, Ii. 6-934T. l.
OPER.. young lady
perm, part-time position; expert.
enced; Saturday and /or Sunday
~ Write Box AK, Star. Il
TALLORESS, white. exper., desires
work, reliable concern. Call RA
65l6 %
TYPIST, experienced. desires tempo.
rary or part time employment. Bon
Ask, Star. %
TYING, neat work by experienced
stenog;. pick up and delivery service
WI. 6S4l. Il
WOMAN, colored. for maid in store
or office or light bousework; refer
ence; Call 20. s-S962.
COLORED WOMAN wants night work
oflce cleaning or restaurant; hrs.
9 to 12. ST. 5955. MISSIE. 1'
Evening star., 1951-03-31
CREDIT CLERK

Some typing helpful, excel. oppor.
tunity for some one experienced ir
installment business; 5a days. good
starting salary. with chance for ad.
ysfoa ARRs M Me- ssSad:fi sSa s
DENTAL ASSISTANT - Experienced;
starting salary, $50 week; state
age and experience. Box 474-Y
DENTAL HYGrENIsr. part time !
or or EN- daSi aSSii1s. week. Call RE- 2g4s
FOUNTAIN GIRL. part time, col,
for 2 nights and Sunday each wk.
must have excellent fountain expe.
rience and ref 1901 Georgia. i
FOUNTAIN GIRLS. colored, thor
esgdE,oh eag5Iy hexPerisnced Psaie 3 on soda a and
local drugstore experience. pm,
to 10:45 pm. shift. Excellent pay
FazRMzeY N9si MaReYsy a5oD j. DeisaR I4sh st. tupPs
FOUNTAIN LUNcHEoNETTE HELr
BRGa sfoRE ADPs f4sh ana AfAssApos sss
GENERAL OFFICE WORK with some
typing exper. KAY'S FUR SHOP,
726 11th st. NV, next to gas CO.
INsURANCE-clerk-typist, 2o-35 yrs,
familiar with rates and policy writ
INVEo1cE CLERK, cIf1 s''ep exp. pim' in handing
must be familiar tshs with bookseepins sSsiS'
machine. Perm. position with old
sSsia9shef ssnes Phone D. ar r 4oo o4 GSmpapy aeps
at HEcHINGER CO.. 18th and H
Evening star., 1951-03-31
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

|FURN.--Plum leather Hollywood bed.
and chair vanity. chest. springs
and Bcautyrest mattress; Acrosonio
spiEet, fad.o-phon, bar and dishes.
s5sttfiie .ff11 &c E1I sale; e.. Phone Wo. el7s'
FJRN., poudoir chair, peri. cond.;
metal porch chairs. prac. new;
e 2dc' ,Iss asrd only few times. sacrifice.
FuRN.gLiv. rm. suite, bedrm. suite.
| lamrs- misc. furnishings; private
Pc gsrty; Soos 81 so. Alfred St. Ari. Va,
FURN. Twin beds with white plastic
heao boards, bed divan. breakfast
) Sc rags. lamps, end tables. II.
FURN --7-pe. green sectional sofa,
n,od nn,,odern; s4x34 cocktail table. A-in.
glshing machille. slightly used. SIS.
Soitd walnut .piecrust tilt-top table,
Gain. diameter; Fit. table, lamps,
Misc. Recently moved into smaller
Z i2gse. ;yHs. 81: 1859. i
e Ff zfa SUI Summer Tm: snls tsfss Ssd ssiS ssi
winter rugs. 2S-inch girls bike; kit.
Saoi1e:; Kl.. table. CH. 267s. 504
IT F9; NL'neoln st.; Arlington. Va. Il
9ed apple sTeen with fH'Gl Slip Covers. Covers
S1oc. Also leatherette baby car.
llage' baby scale. etc. CHI. 771O.
GAS RANGE Apt. size. 4 b.: white
n Tat e sgtoP: top ipsnl @ 9yen; excel cond.;
Gas As. ara, RANGE; E., Florence, excellent
| GAS RANCE. Norge. 3 yrs. old T.
s1FneF s4F storage space, $65. EN-.
Gas RANGE, Detroit Jewel ename,ed,
: Spy burners, eF Chairs chests. secretary.
old; Dr,cs $50. Apply r2s' Friday saaa eye: ":
or Sat 4o15 No. 33rd St.. Arl.. Va.
GAS RANGES. all sizes. new. used.
LaTge I@pSr stoe1, bargain prices. ACME
ga RsE ssSf sAs fiss'' sasi g;
GAS REFRTGERAToR, servel, 7 Gu.
T.; reasonable. LA. 6-536S. 81
GAS STOVE. 4-burner, 37-in.; good
GGS GGGS01slSn G6IIrcTIo,x sy5, call Ju; 1862.
.45, .3S, $50; Luger. nm; Nambu.
s nm, shells: $40 ca; Russian 30
fHN 1a$S@' .3s reVolvers; $40 ea.
HOLLYWOOD TWIN BEDS. good a..
,lso. nsw. S35 ca. VI. 3G0S. -
gsa!ss' gsaEsss' practically new. Call sH.
KITCHEN sET-Red Formica and
chrome, matching chairs, good
eond, Ieas. CO. 5214. Il
KITCHEN i56 TABLE, a1d chairs, bench.
SION Can ssSell Seen one s4ss ts i4th thffa. st.
| NV. mornings 9:30 to IL. TU. oIfO.
LAW BOOKS, FED, REP, Vols
1900; End series, Vols. Lies: Fed.
either series; Best cfier. over Wi sSso Sst,
Bookcases. s OIL. 1851 n'eS oP wi 1s':5Gss. s4ss.
LAW REPoRTs-ct Gins; FED. I'd,
and supp; U.S.S. CT; Fed. Dig. |;
G. cde. Fed. Regs.; IR. Buls. and nd
bookcases. Ex. SECS s0oF OF fSaa' EM. 1855. sssc
LAWN MOWERS. so: Just been
sharpened: 50 each and parts. 10
bicycles, .6-inch. sI2 each. Just
peeonditioned and painted and parts.
Sorln power lawn mower, cost $3.50.
sson sel fGr q, sl75; ssn6 Or viii sell entire
LAWNMowER, power. never used;
owner transferred out Of city. Mo.
tor Boy No, 20 with Briggs-strat-
sGn sble m0tSE' 81. I sof9p hip-' will sell resa9n.
LIQUOR STORE FIXTURES for sale;
also 43 huorescent fixtures with
tubes; Moving to new location.
CLARkS. -05 14th st. NV. 81
chair. large club chair and otto.
man. rust. TIE. $500. u
LIVING ROOM SuTTE-2-pc. with
slip covers; $50. LO. 5-S629.
LIV- RIM. SUITE. antique, consists
ioveseat, rocker. 2 chairs: wal, new.
ly upholstered; $3.50. OW. 1894.
LUMBER: walnut, 1000 IT. Cali after
$40, WA. 6945. 3Is
Evening star., 1951-03-31
HELP WOMEN

UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY for cir
with exper. in general office worl
to work in sales Office Of manufac.
turing firm located in Arlington. Va
Must be qualified In dictation
typtng, filing and have the person.
phone; good starting salary; thi,
position will never be dull and yot
will be working with pleasant, CO.
operative people. Interviews will bt
conducted by appt, only. Phone
MR.. WOODLANDS. IA. $4,000.
Evening star., 1951-03-31
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
AccOl1ntinp Machina

accounting Machine
MGR model 3o212 G13E> FIT; used
accounting tbookkeeptng) machine,
IN excellent mechanical condition,
S!50; On display in Office.
! EASTMAN KODAK STORES. INC.
607 14th st. NV. i
ADDING MACHINE, l0-co'1mn,
elect electric; like new; $3.50 or best
.nnT oi1eT WI; 4l33; 9-5, weekdays. Il
AppiN6 ~ MACHINE. Burroughs. elec.
tg5ss34aTaEf5'fsd gs4ThD FSbrwki.aRs iaEas'ess eo
ADDING' CT MAcHISE. 4. M Reminst IN r,na:
St. sfcellent condition. oNNER. 10 N
ADDING MACHINES and type, vys ri,er,
them Ike rent, $40 mo. cENTkAiII.. ri Il.
ADDING MACHINES. Te new oan ano ,..
built. sales, rentals. repairs: terms
VIZ %R1Rs III 4o Ees! 4si 4AsMiERIfAN GaS,,GYi TYRE
ApDRIssoGR44ffHfi MAcH1NE9' aeTi E9ars3 mods, 5s
Elite EII + LAUNDRY. 21is 18th NV NV
AIR BRUSH. Void. hardly used, com.
pdete pai1s Wlth tank and regulator, STE
AIR CoNDITIoNER, Westinshouse Z u ~ y
h;p,. 1st.class condition. Best cas-.
AsK coNDrTioNER. new, seal sca!ee
Units @unlts: 2oyr; warranty; q horse;
power: eH s.sS s297' u horsepower. s?55
AIR CoNDITroNERs t9. H-5 y
FR FTRiicoi S3o practically new; 5000 each
AIR CONDITIONER. GIN, used op,,
III NOS: :, PVT party; best cash offer
ATRucdSn4T2go3SIrSa IN IN 4r213I after 8 pm. -31
ton; window models; Al condition
WI. 4I33, a-5. Weekdays toI an
AIR CoNDITIONERS, new and re.
eonditioned; sold. rented. exchanged
SSe1rv,ce6; S1so fully guaranteed. OR
AIR CoNDTTIoNTNG TN UNirsopo, i
A small deposit will reserve your
FR1GERATIoN CO, 214 L st. ne
dssIs, Your authorized tbonded) service
AsMsPLIFIER for strinsed instruments
ANTIQUE Victorian sofa, 2 matchine
cnairs, walnut frames, blue antinue
velvet upholstering, perfect cond
$3.50. BERKSHIRE APT. OR. 3OI3
ANTIQUE pine Dutch cupboard; very
Old: Sl20. Call JE. 1896. al
ANTIQUES. Victorian love seat and
chair, finger roll carving, marble
table. delicate spindles. Wo. 92s2
ANTIQUES-Mahog. Empire sideboard
81 inches long. AZ inches high; also
antique what-not. OR. 6203 II
ANTIQUES. Several fine ROSE and
ACORN design early Victorian pieces
including: 8 straight chairs, / rock
sr, l iady's chair, l couch. / high.
boy. also original English Chippen.
dale desk with 4 drawers on each
Evening star., 1951-03-31

APPLIED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
cal Engineering and Research Or
ganization., Alexandria. requires
person with MS or BS degree IN en-
gineering, applied math., or equiv
tions such as solution OF simultane-
Gus equations, plotting OF curves,
graphical and mathematical integra-
ton, and q small amount of draft
ing. Good applied math. background
essential. Starting salary about
$4,000; exact amount depending on
qualifications. Phone for appoint
ment OV 217T -
Evening star., 1951-03-31
PIIINGPIMC

PLASTERING
A patch or palace. WA. S119
Evening star., 1951-03-31

TYPIST
Under 80 yrs. In modern air r-condi.
TONED ONCE. 5-day wk. Salary
S42.50 wk. to start.
CHApTPO TNC
Evening star., 1951-03-31

1928 F Street NV.
SALESWOMAN, for gift shop. perma-
nent, part time, IL am. It'll 3 pm.
Apply between 10 and 5, MARY
BAYNEs GIFTS. 9o2 l4th st. r W.
sALEsWoMAN. Alert. capable, con-
sultant: excel. salary: Chance for
adyancements. EMILY SHOPS,
sALEsWoMENI / to sell candy and
popcorn in theater. Part time day
and sundays. Apply lpfiSo'Rs to Mrs MSasuTSsys Dsy
18th and 6 sts. NV. Ai
SALESWOMEN. exper., for ready-to-
wear and sportswear, 5-day wk.,
g9od salary and commission. EMILY
sEAasTRiEsesss fEAHss ises F experien.ea St nw in Gus.
apply i not aualifled. Apply Apply in Dpe per.
son. CORRADCS. INC, 4477 Conn.
sEAMsfREss, SEA Sri exper. on electric
P9wer PDDfy m mach; nar.dn 5-day Mk' ge9d PAY
co. 1923 9TH st. NV. -
SEAMSTRESS, white. exper. on slir
covers and draperies; good salary
permanent. J. j. SCHLEIFER. 1914
Conn. ave. OR. 4457. a
SECRETARY-If you are real Sec
retary who can take dictation Fl N
lawyer at 125 words, type so. will
have fair education, 7tarting sa.-
ary $4,000. increased 70 $4,000 in
4 mos. Apply Box 336-V. Star. i
SECRETARY. graduate; good secre-
tarial school empl. in present stu
alton for at least 2 yrs, now max
ng at least $50 per ,wo Wk sxpsT IN
Of estab. Georgetown manufacturing
concern. Write, giving background
refs. will not be contacted before
interview; need replacement approx
2 wks. Box 279-V, Star. II
Evening star., 1951-03-31

PAPERING AND PAINTING
Al work. estimates free Call MR.
BECKETT. MI. 0e3o Do. 4O53.
PAPER HANGING. 81 up per room;
1850 washable sunfast papers: work
guaranteed GE 4oS3 HE o4f'1
Evening star., 1951-03-31
cLERK-TYPISTS

For permanent position in
our newly enlarged gasoline
and lubricant department.
Must have pleasing personal
fly; pleasant working condi-
tions, 40-hour week, vaca-
ton with pay, other employe
benefits. Call Mr.. Wilton for
appointment, LA. 6-4313.
L. P. Steuart g. Bro, Inc.
2o15 w. VA. AVE. NE.
Evening star., 1951-03-31
PIANOS

Our spring sale saves you money.
Used spinets, S295 up: apt. upright.
S345 up; grand. 1896 up; Hard
nan and Chickering grands, re-
paired by experts, priced at less
than half of new price. New
spinets and consoles up to $500 of.
Free parking, free delivery, terms.
open Monday and Friday til 8 pm.
SILVER SPRING PIANO CO., S57
PerShinp DIR SH R32S II