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Evening star., 1951-01-25
| Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing

and Time Of Showing
Stage.
New Gayety-"Come Back. Little
Sheba";; $3.50 pm.
Arena-"Children of Darkness" !;
$3.50 pm.
Screen.
Ambassador-"Operation Pacif-
ic";; /, $40. 5:15, 7:25 and $40
pm.
Capitol - "Frenchie";; 11:00
a. m, 1:45, 4:30, 7:15, 1000 pm.
Stage shows: 1885. 3:35, $40 and
9:05 pm.
Columbia - "Salerno Beach
head; 1890 am, 2:30, $50 and
10:30 pm.
Dupont-"The Queen of
Spades; 1::25, 1928, 5:25, 1880 and
9:35 pm.
Keith's-"Mystery Submarine;
1880 am, 1870, 3:35. $40. 7:45
and $50 pm.
Little THE Sinners; 2:55,
sos, 7:20 and 9::35 pm.
Metropolitan -"Gun Crazy; !;
12:4O, 3:45, 6::45 and $50 pm.
National-'Let's Dance: 1920
am, 1920, 3:20, $40, 7:20 and
9:20 pm.
Palace-"Halls of Montezuma -;
1880 am, l, $40, $40, 1880 and
9:45 pm.
Pix wild Week End; 2:15,
5:25 and $3.50 pm.
Playhouse -"Cyrano de Ber-
gerac";; 2::3o and $3.50 pm.
Plaza-"The Next Voice You
Hear; IL, 1:40. 3:20. 5. $40,
500 and 1905 pm.
Trans-Lux - Seven Days to
Noon: II am. ITO, 3:20. $3.50,
7:40 and $50 pm.
Warner-"Operation Pacific;
II am, 1:05. 3:15, $40. 1880 and
$40 pm.
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Drama News and Reviews
Lost U-Bout Is Villain
In Keith's Me|odrunnu
By Joy Cormody

Fiction writers continue to toy with the idea of Naz Naz
instruments which remain at large the world plotting
fatal future for the of
submarine is the favore This it
should dramatic hide than under
the infinite Of the waters Of the earth airpane tank
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PORTER

Experience preferred but not essen
Apply HoLLYWooD cLoTHfNeG
CO, 103 1th st. w. -I
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HELP MEN

AND APPLIANCE sales
men; highest commissions paid. Call
AP. 1927 for interview. II
work; best wages. steady work, va
cation. many. employe benefits. Ap-
ply r. Dowd, DOWD'S RADIO a.
ELECTRIC CO.. 441s Conn. ave.
TILE Settlers. and helpers; ist
class only: top pay. steady work
through winter. JU. 1864. g
TRUCK DRIVER. sober. reliable coll
ored man for construction project.
Ref. required. Top pay. JU. T-6554.
TRUCK DRIVER, a2-35 years. for
bakery and caterer: sober. reliable:
ref; required. For appt.. call co.
TRUCK DRIVER. must be familiar
with Washington and Va. areas.
CHI. 122o ARLINGTON WOOD
WORKING g. LUMBER CO. --4
TRUCK DRIVERS, experienced In
heavy-duty truck operation, with
satisfactory references and safety
record; good pay; 40-hour week; i'm
mediate employment. ESQ STAND
ARD OIL COMPANY. 1920 South
Capitol st. IL
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HELP MEN
PLAsTERERs WANTED Apnly !.

PLAsTERERS WANTED. Apply 1412
upshuI st. NV. Cali AK. 6937 or
HU: S2l0 alter 8 pm. =
PLUMBERS. expert mechanics, for
work at Fl. Belvoir. Va. Cali LA.
PHuMBE;R AND PLUMBERS helper,
experienced. Call GE. 1000 bet.
rIuaREk ( aaf 4 AND HELPER with 5i 5. c.
caIl Ap' 8s2s~. ~ ' @I
PLUMBERS HELPERS, drivers per-
NIT required. Starting salary 81 per
hour. Men between 20 and "a years
old. Permanent position to appren-
tice Of Z years to mechanic. JAMES
VITO. INC. I'll Kennedy st. NV.
steady work. top wages. J. SHAPIRO,
= SllS ,ls,S g. ave; n;ys Tu. 1900. % .
additional openings for men expert
tnced in tobbing and remodeling;
full-time work with overtime ad-
F. WARNER d CO.. 1925 r st. ne.
PLUMBER and helper. for remodel
ing: steady inside work. d. C. driv-
er's permit. Call TIA. 09lo. =
PLUMBER - Experienced tobbing
man; steady work, top wages: must
saAp1RRo saye p Si,sd driyins ttns.,. license. ri
PLUMBERS helper, experienced man
needed to NIL permanent year-round
position with established Arm; In
SIDE steady work; excellent chance
Edward after 8 am. JOHN @. WEB
STER g. SONS, INC. 627 F st. NV.
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SERVICE STATION ATS
Must be experienced and have d. C.
permit; top salary and bonus, va
cation. disqualification. Apply w. A.
Barber, ESQ SERVICE CENTER,
10Th and Maine ave. S.w. Elk.
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DRIVER-SALESMAN
OLD GERMAN BEER
Call LA. 6-S533 for appointment

- --31
DRUG CLERK, exper.; S85 wk. and
bonus; bondable; drivers permit. Nc
hEAN DRUGS, Wis. and Veazy NV.
ELECTRICAL TESTERS and trouble.
shooters on latest type electronics
equipment. with experience or train
ing. IN high-freQuency transmission
ana complex electrodes equipment.
Inc company provides liberal bene-
nt plan, plan Tecreational facilities and
taeat1n tSe of tSa S western ess ksc'
!er atsrSew a. s. s. w EMPloYMssf Ps 5yfilsSlf
SERVICE, SOB X st. NV. wash
ssins; sinstions; D. C., on November and
ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIR MAN,
interested in learning refgr. busi-
ness. FREDERICKs. 3905 l4th st.
ELECTRICIANS; exper. wiring, sas
and oil furnaces: car and tools nee
sessary;, SOLAR HEATING CO. INC.
EIECTRfCiAN. ,obbins: good vase.. was
steady S,esdy work; work; vacation; many. en-
ELECTRIC CO., 441S Conn. ave.
ELECTRICIANS and exper. appren.
tees, D. C. card required. OLD and
new work. perm. empl Cali RA.
5935s or see R. ARCHIE BURGESS,
1906 Georgia ave. NV. 4
ELEVATOR AND SWITCHBOARD
operator. colored; also hallman; in
apt. bldg. Call after 10 an. AID.
EIRvtartoSRa 81 oPERAToR, sassTE,sE colored mid.
Ole aged. Hours s to 4. Cali Ho.
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PLUMBER

PORTER, colored. for mems shop
Dependable. must have refs. Apply
UNIVERSITY SHOP. 1918 G st. NV.
II
P0RTER-Druestore: daywork. CALI
FORN1A PHARMACY. 1852 Cali
fornia st. NV.
PORTER (stock clerk, experienced
wanted at once. starting salary $40
Apply GOOZH GIFTS. SIS Penna
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RECEIYIN6i CLERK for harau

RECEIVING CLERK for hardware
store; experienced preferred: oppor-
tunity for right person. Apply Mr..
Marshall H. johnson. BARBER a.
Ross CO.. 9th and v sts. ne. DE.
REFRiGERATIoN EQUIPMENT in
staller between ages rs and 40.
Steady position and good pay. Ap-
ply BREYER ICE CREAM CO., 1880
Bladensburg I'd. ne.
ERICK'6. 1905 14th st. NV. IS
BELIEF ROOM CLERK to work 2
nights and days per wk. Some
exper. necessary. Apply manager S
ONCE. HOTEL CONTINENTAL. -
ROAD FOREMAN, exper, in con-
crete curb and paving. Call WI
1853 between Z and s pm. -
ROUTEMAN.E dry cleaning. for we'll
established route; S65 a week guar
anteed; average earnings, sos per
week. Call MR.. BUTLER. OV. 1900.
ROUTE sALESMAN-salary, car al
loWance and good commits; exper.
calling on local retail merchants
taking wholesale orders. Apply whole
sale div. AMERICAN CO.. 1895 H
st. ne
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AUTO SALESMAN

Experienced. Excellent OPEN
Ing for the right man. Plenty
Of floor time. with good pros
pect activity. New-car demon
startor furnished. Liberal COM
mission plan. selling both new
and used cars. See Mr Stafford.
Al L. p Stafford NASH. INC.
s507 Colesville rd.. Silver
Spring. Md. Il
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PLATE CARRIER

Permanent position IN our pressroom
with q chance for advancement:
21-3O years Of age. high school
graduate. Of heavy build and capable
Of SWING good attendance: must pc
Personnel. Room sos Open S:30-b
weekdays and 9-1 on Saturday No
ohone calls
THE EVENING STAR
11n. Penna Ave. NV
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HELP MEN

DRIVER. colored: must be courteous,
sober and have neat appearance;
must know city we'll Apply PAL
ACE FLORIST. 1884 Conn. ave. n. W.
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Real Estate Statesmen

For very active Silver Spring ONCE.
Plenty Of listings, both subdivisions
and Individual homes. Opportunity
for excellent earnings. Experience
preferred but not essential. Car
required. Full time only. For
Wood -Conley Co., Realtor
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="
sALEsMAN-Manaser type, for gen
era aI.a retail store; good opportunity
eAsrro6ft 6t9 RfT saiqFssy lods st. ApPl'
SALESMAN. Is to 40 yrs. old. 10,
established wholesale cigar, to,
6aceo and drug sundry company
mus must .daa nave selling experience ant
man: permanent position. STAND.
ARD CIGAR g. TOBACCO CO. Al
SALESMAN to call on hardware
drug and sporting goods jobhers
Some knowledge of fishing tackle
essential. Sales ability to sell job
substantial draw. travelling expenses
and bonus ARRANGEMENT. Box 403 z
Star.
SALESMAN. drugs. to sell ethical
drugs to physicians in W. Nd. anc
va: area. for pharmaceutical mfg;
miSSion; IalNIa .xnav MEDICAL s!,s background OF
1000. Ext. 42s. between Pa pm.
or 6-s pm. for appointment.
over-counter sporting
goods; must be experienced; good
man, Mt: VERNON CYCLE i
SPORTS SHOP, 933 @ st. NV. -2
tail store: experienced only; attrac.
ply 4. I. Dowd. DoWD's RADIO &
ELECTRIC CO.. 44ls Conn. ave
sALEsMAN-old line lif. insurance
company. has opening on . large
liberal commission. Call Mr.
SALESMAN-To work with active
builder; new houses ready to sell;
only qualified salesman need apply
salary basis. z. G. REINSCH. ZOO
s. Irving ST., Arl., Va. Ewes. IA.
sALEsMAN-Part-time ewes. and
and haberdashery. Experience
necessary. MAXSI MEMS WEAR
1924 i4th St NV. A
SALESMAN for cameras; perm. pos,
good pay. paid vacation. excel,
and home movie equip. ASK for Mrs.
Hampton. BRENNER PHOTO CO,
e33 Pa. ave. NV, RE. 2434. Il
SALESMAN-Exper. boys or mems
clothing and furnishings; excel
starting salary. Good opportunity
Call Ju. 7-7777 bet. 9:30-12 noon
saw onei sioo to $500 per week
assured and no canvassing. You
work only qualified appointments eacf
evening: In a few hours we car
prove this to be wonderful oppor-
tunity for you. If you can sell di-
rect to the public, have a car ano
are neat appearing. come in and see
us. This Is backed by national or.
sanitation High commissions are
paid weekly. Wonderful future fol
the above average man. Apply Mr.
Reid or Mr.. Best, Monday. Wednes.
day or Friday. 1 to | pm. Slls
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SHOE statesmen
AND WOMEN

&A4ND FNf4A C4N
opening for thoroushly
experienced statesmen.
Permanent position with excellent
salary and commission.
Many employe benefits.
HAHN'S SHOE STORE
1907 F st. NV. 81
SHOP FOREMAN. with ability to sell,
Must know how to meet the pub
ne., Excellent salary. commission
and bonuses. Vacation with pay,
5ia-day week. Permanent lob for
the right man HERsoN Afro 4
APPLIANCE CO.. TIA o st. n.w.-2
SPOTTER fancy, thorouehly ex-
perienced men: fne position; small
synthetic plant. ARA 18th st. NV.
STEAMFITTER-E in Old
house and boiler work Must have
D. c. operators permit. State ex-
perience and salary expected. BOX
sTEAMFiTTER's HELPER Expert
snced IN clubhouse and boiler work
Must have D. C.. operators permit
State experience and salary ex-
pected. Box 49-S. Star. Il
STOCK BOY. 1S to IS, white; full
time permanent position. Apply
bet 10 and 6 to WILLIAM BAL
LANTYNE Il SONS. 1921 F st.
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statesmen AT ONCE

EXCELLENT PROFIT SHARING
SALES PRoPosITioN oFFERED 10
ang1TIoUs anTpT %ITh MEN Is,syypI WHITE or COL
NOT NECESSARY; OFFERING TO
INSTALLMENT CUSTOMERS MA
TIONALLY ADVERTISED JEWELRY,
CLOTHING. FURNITURE AND
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES ON EASY
TERMS; NO COLLECTIONS. WILL
AGREEMENT WITH uNEiM1TE6 Ti!lfTsf5
WEEKLY DRAWING ACCOUNT;
QUALIFIED MEN CAN DOUBI e
THEIR PRESENT EARNINGS. FOR
INTERVIEW CALL HENRY PEARL
NAN. UNIVERSAL JEWELRY CO..
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BOOKKEEPING
MACHINE OPERATOR

BOOKKEEPING
MACHINE OPERATOR
With a knowledge of bookkeeping
Amply at once for immediate posi-
tion. $50 wk. to start, with excel.
changes for advancement; Apply
F st. NV.
BRICK CLEANERS - Call ABCD
CORP, OF. $3.50. -
BRICKLAYERS for glazed tile par
titions and exterior brick work on
large veterans hospital lob in
Mssiass Seaoh R9EsfHEsR
BRICKLAYERs twhite). long time
lob. Highest wages. Report to
14th and Missouri ave. NV. See
BRICKLAYERS wanted for residence
construction: long job; apply on site,
$500 block Namakasan rd.. directly
in rear Of 5612-5622 Mass. ave. ex-
tHeebsos tfnssd Az coRfr for d. Mgl Mgglss's s'utleT
BUTCHER. capable man, wanted to
Apply 914 Sth st. sc. Il
BUTCHER, colored; grocery expert;
snce; sober. local references ssnl snd
s5-aay So n9ss VIZ: * "a For sAn1 Interview phSne
csSiNEf g fMAKER's APPRENTICE. ! s
rear. 5"4 7th st. Sc. Ii. 1875
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BOOKKEEPER

many other benefits. Apply in per
son. 723 9th ST. NV. ALBERT
WYATT II
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SAL ,ESMEN PARTTTME

statesmen, PART TIME
To work Mon. through Sat. and Fri.
BACKGROUND; please address letter de-
failing in full, experience. hrs. and
days avail. for work, to Mr.. John
Hechinger. HECHINGER CO.. 18th
and H SITS. ne, marked personal.
Evening star., 1951-10-31

MAINTENANCE MAN
Lightly built. for air conditioning and
ventilating duct cleaning, mostly
nightwork. Steady. good salary. ad-
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CARPENTERS

SARPENIE
One OF the oldest building orsantza-
tlons. in the District of Columbia has
opening, for a few good carpenters
whom they expect 10 keep steadily
wages for good men. Please call or.
4464 and talk to Mr.. Edward Miller
or MIR. Spano or come to 4S3O
Massachusetts ave. NV. before Q am,
Bring your tools and they will put
YOU to work
w. c. & A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT CO,
Builders and Developers of
Wesley Hts. Sumner g. Spring Vall, v
1880 Mass. Ave. NV, OR. 4464
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CHEF

Must be of the working va
rtety, thoroughly experienced,
aole to show low food costs,
Apnly Manager. LAFAYETTE
HOTEL.
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ELEVATOR OPERATORS
PERMANENT

immediate position available for a
colored operator. who is 25-35 years
OF age. neat in appearance and is
willing to give. regular attendance.
Experience is helpful but not i'm
portant. Apply Personnel. Room 500.
open weekdays. S:30-5, and Sat-,
81. No phone calls
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
ENGINEER, colored: must have 5th-
class license: for modern apart
ment building; good salary and
quarters. See MR.. CRANE. 1872
K st. NV. ST. $500. -
ENGINEER. JUNIOR-Aee o5-4o.
Ordnance experience preferred but
not essential. Annual and sick
leave benefits. Excellent salary for
9ualtfisa man, Call ME. 691l. %
ENGINEER, apt. house; NV. section;
from 4 pm. to IL pm. Call MRS.
LEVER. EN-. 0700. Il
ENGINEER-Wstch engineer. Apply
Ghlef Engineer. CARLYLE HOTEL,
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REAL ESTATE SALESMAN

Experienced. active man, to Join a
leading sales organiza ton. special
izing In nearby Md. Above average
earnings assured; full once co-op-
Grafton: Call Al Davis, WA. 5000.
ROBT. S. DAVIS g. co.
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HELP MEN
SALESMAN

Old established firm: must have car;
ing in Arlington area: $50 per week
plus commission. hospital and medi-
cal benefits. profit sharing; inside
and outside work, Write full de-
tails. age. experience, etc. Give
phone number Box 4H1-X Star
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CLERK

PERMANENT POSITION
White; days per wk, vacation and
holidays with pay. BEDELLS, 6l0
z ST. NV, DI. 7447. -
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Statesmen Attention

We need 3 more good statesmen in
our sales dept. Earnings unlimited
and future secure. We are not affect
ed by war, priorities or credit re-
Strictions. Experience not necessary.
Complete training given. Car nec-
essary. Substantial drawing account.
For personal interview see Mr.. Robe
son between 10 and IL or 2 and 4.
FIT. LINCOLN CEMETERY
1901 Bladensburg Rd. NE.
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ENGINEER

L1NNIIIN EEV
Watch engineer for night duty; 5th
apt. bldg. in NV; live off premises;
excellent opportunity for steady man
looking for permanent position.
Telephone OR. $500, ask for MR..
BACON.
FLOOR LAYERS-Experien only;
steady work. top pay. WA. 1929.
DELIVERY MEN. exper-
fenced only. Apply ROSSLER WARE
HOUSE, 2l25 Y 81 n 2
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CABINETMAKER

cabin T. MAhEn
Under 40: perm. position for exp.
ran ~ work in modern shop loc.
in Rosslyn. Va; good pay, 6-day
wk.. paia vacation and sick leave,
group insurance and employe pur-
hPPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
HOT SHOPPES. INC.
1874 II St. NV. No phone calls
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statesmen 10Y

statesmen (2)
for carpet and / for linoleum: SAL
ary and commission; can earn at
CITY LINoLEUM CO., 500 F st. NV.
over 21, experienced Int reliaSle'
steady. Must have local references.
Good salary. LENOX MOTOR CO,
2423 Kenilworth ave. Bladensburg,
Md. WA. 1862. Il
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
District Heights Amoco Station, 1850
MARLBORO pike. District Heights. Nd.
Apply In person after noon. =
white and l colored. to work in
truck service station: exper. and
good refs. required. Wages $54 wk.
10 start. Apply after pm. SPEED
d BRISCOE. 22Ol n. Y ave. u q
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ROUTE statesmen

nOU I = Statesmen
We have several openings for men as
Junior routemen; experience not
necessary; guaranteed salary while
learning. with excellent opportunity
Tor advancement. See Mr.. Hougfl-
ton any day between 2 and 8 pm,
Old Colony Laundry Co., Inc.
$500 Blair Rd. NV. Il
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AUTO SALESMAN

We have opening for experienced
salesman to sell ChevroletS: liberal
plan with car furnished A real
opportunity for man who can
qualify. See Mr.. Mahoney. ADDI-
son CHEVROLET. 14th and Fla.
ave. NV.
Evening star., 1951-10-31

RADIO-TV STOCKMAN
For downtown store; experience pre-
ferred: excellent salary with oppor.
tunity for advancement. Apply In
person. to MR.. BARTOLONE, 1880
Halt st. s.w. -
REAL ESTATE BROKER for Arlington
ONCE. Attractive arrangements
can be made. Call CHI. 1898 ewes
REAL ESTATE sALEsMAN-our Of
fee in Chevy Chase is small. but we
have good Chevy Chase and north
west section clientele. We need one
good ambitious salesman, whose past
record speaks for itself. ORAN S.
CRAWFORD. WO 1856. 3
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN for estab-
lished northern Va. Arm; experience
not necessary but desired. Car
necessary. A good opportunity for
the rsiht man. c. r. WOODROE,
INC. OK. 1922; ewes, JE. 3-l73S.
REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN--we have
desks for 2 fuli-time experienced
men with Virginia license. Advance
against commissions. Income limited
only BY your own ability and eff
Tort. Call Mr.. Hart. REALTY, INC,
Evening star., 1951-10-31
HELP MEN
RADIO-TV STOCKMAN

RADIO-Tv sERvICEMAN, full time; /;
/, salary open ANDERSON ELECTRIC
I APPLIANCES. 3169 Mt. Pleasant St.
4 NV. AD 1443 4
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-12-22
WiincheII Out To
Get 10 Baker

NEW YORK-In his all out eff
forts to prove his liberalness and
his great friendship for Negroes,
Walter Winchell, columnist for the,
Daily Mirror, has undertaken an
about campaign to smear and de-
stroy one of the greatest Negro
artists Of all time.
Josephine Baker is the target
of the Winchell assaults, which oc-
curing practically every day, have
hit the deepest low of all journal
istic efforts.
Digging deeply into all available
stores on Miss Baker, Winchell who
poses as great patriot, has ac-
cused her Of being a Nazi support
er, a Jew-hater and every villifi-
cation in the book.
Aiding Winchell in his assaults
is strange array of Negro writ
ers, politicians, chiselers and ad-
mirers, many of whom would sell
their souls for dollar or for a
favor from the columnist whose
stuff is most widely read of all
writer's in the United States.
AS is generally known, the Incl
dent has assumed international
proportions grew out of an oc-
currence at the Stork Club, owned
by man named Sherman Bill
Continued on Page Four)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-12-22

Moves Closer
10 Big Fortune

MIAMI = A 57-year-old Negro
sharecropper moved a step closer
to full rights of one third of a
million dollar estate after de-
cision by a circuit court judge last
Wednesday.
The judge, Grady L. Crawford,
upheld seven-month old decision
by county judge that Zeke Camp
bell, is the son of the late d. A.
Dorsey, millionaire real estate op-
orator.
Campbell has been declared in
competent since the original de-
cision. The Fort Lauderdale First
National bank was appointed guar
dian of Campbells disputed share
of the Dorsey money, which has
had numerous claimants.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-12-22
Bishop Wright
Reinstated

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Dec. IT
BY a court order, Bishop R. R.
Wright, Jr., Monday, December 10
was restored to full powers over
the Eighth Episcopal District of
the African Methodist Episcopal
Church.
Judge Gay Williams dismissed
an injunction which has restrain
ed Bishop Wright from acting in
any manner in his role as prelate
OF the district which comprises the
states of Arkansas and Oklahoma.
The case against Bishop Wright
had been led by group of elders
and ministers in the district. Be-
cause of their action, the Bishops
Council of the AME Church had
placed Bishop w. r. Wilkes tenn
porarily in charge of the district.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-12-22
z Negroes Tipped
In indianapolis
Post Office

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.-Orlando
w, Rodman, postal clerk since
March II, 1913, was promoted to
foreman in charge of scheme ex-
aminations at the indianapolis post
office effective Dec. /, 1851. Rod
man was appointed clerk in charge
of scheme exams on Jan. 1, 1947
and formerly served as a trustee
of the Indianapolis Postal Alliance
branch.
Gilbert Johnson, Indianapolis
postal clerk since June 10, 1918
also was promoted to clerk in
charge of the city case effective
Dec. 1, 1851. Johnson's promotion
marks the first time that an ALI
ance member has become a floor
supervisor in the city section of
the Indianapolis post office.
These promotions can be credited
to the fight for promotions led by
Eugene Porter, Indianapolis AL
lance president, and the fairmind-
edness of career postmaster George
]. Ress.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-12-22
Former Tenant First CoIored Farmer
Selected As Demonstration By LcRA

A former tenant who was given
an assist toward ownership by the
Farmers Home Administration is
the first colored farmer to be Sc
lected as a demonstrator by the
Lower Colorado River Authority.
Report of the appointment was
received by the U. S. Department
of Agriculture last week from
State Leader w. C. David Of the
Texas State Extension Service.
The new demonstrator is Talferd
Collins, 35, of the Pilot Knob COM
munity, just outside Austin, Texas
Within IL years, he has risen from
a landless tenant to full ownership
of 100 acres and an average annual
gross income of nearly $4,000.
AS an example farmer for Travis
Continued on Page Five)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-12-22
CME Church
Gives $4,000
To NAAcP

NEW YORK, Dec. 13.-A con-
tribution of $4,000 was received
this week by the National Associa-
ton for the Advancement of Col
ored People from Bishop William
Y. Bell, representing the fourth
Episcopal district of the Colored
Methodist Episcopal Church.
In response to a decision voted
by eight bishops Of the CINE
Church at general board meeting
in May, Bishop Bells district,
composed of five conferences COW
ering Ohio, North Carolina, South
Carolina, District of Columbia-Vi
ginia, and the Middle Atlantic
states and New England, raised
81 900 for the NAACP in each OF
its conferences. Bishop Bell con
veyed the hope Of the CINE board
that each of the church's forty-two
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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-12-22
Harlem Savings Institution
Increases Assets To Z Million

NEW YORK = (GlobaD - The
Carver Federal Savings and Loan
Association, only Negro
institution of its kind in New York,
now has assets of more than 81
COO, 900, it was disclosed this week
by Joseph E. Davis, managing of
ficer of the Association.
Organized in 1949, Carver Fed
erals phenomenal growth has
been one of the bright spots in
the program of advancement
in the worlds largest Negro COM
munity. The Association has more
than 5000 savers on its books.
While it is not banking insti-
tuition in the strict sense of the
word, Carver Federal offers prac-
tically all services provided by the
established savings banks, includ-
ing insured savings accounts, home
mortgage loans, and home mod
ernization loans.
Carver Federal Savings and
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