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Evening star., 1951-10-17
HELP WOMEN

TYPIST-CLERK part time. -four
hours per day. fiye-day week: S1.2
per hour. BuTLER-FLYNN PAINT
CO.. 609 c st. NV. 1Ss
USHERETTES WANTED, part-time
| hours 6-10 pm. nightly; must bt
| over Is. See Mr.. Beckman. PIX
THEATRE, 1929 New York ave,
VARl- l-TYPISTS-Minimu one year
composition exper. Position with
an expanding organization in the
engineering and copy preparation
delds. Annual and sick leave bene-
FITS. Call ME. 6911. -17
WAITRESS. white. experienced. must
have food experience. TORONTO
RESTAURANT, corner Goth and
sts. NV. III
WAITRESS. white. local references
SAND San :. BAR !, 3 RESTAURANT. 55J52s
WAITRESS. experienced, good hours
and pay, uniforms furn.; pleasant
LoNTAI KITCHEN, 2645 wilson
blvd. Arlington is
WAITRESS. white. experienced. over
evening work. HARMONY RESTAU-
RANT OIL End st. ne. TR. 1877 ia
MATTRESSES - Experienced; par,
time or full time: white. $500
| 97S2 23s
WAITRESS for restaurant, exper
ana, and reliable; good wages. Apply
WAITRESS. exper., good earnings
DuFFY's TAVERN, 1851 GEORGIA
WAITRESS, exp. reliable; steady lob.
night work. Good salary and TIPS.
burg I'd, UN. 1886. IF
MATTRESSES, 2 experienced white
girls; day work, $1S weekly salary,
G1od Ups. 5031 Conn. ave. NV,
MATTRESSES. 3, white, exper for
the GONDOLIER RESTAURANT,
290o Columbia pike, Arlington, Va.
WAiTREssEs. white. exper. S Apply
EARLE RESTAURANT, INC, l3th
ana Z sts. NV. 10 am. to 5 pm,
WAITRESS, over 21. paywork. nc
| sundays; good wages and tips. Apply
II person, GEORGES RESTAURANT,
MATTRESSES. for counter service,
MARsrNER SEA s'iSoe FOOD RGsEi RRsTuRARNTs' ARP1s
| Fl22 Wis. ave. NV. WI. 9S7S.
MATTRESSES for night work. No
MATTRESSES, CoLoRED. must be
ever q: Apply in person, 14I5
1 l.W
Evening star., 1951-10-17
Whatever Your
Interest

We think we can place you
in a job to your liking.
Call on the job adviser
of our Virginia or Wash
ington stores. He'll give
you a courteous, private
interview at your con-
venience. IF YOU CAN'T
START NOW, drop us
a card telling us your
name, address, tele-
phone, position desired,
and the store of your
choice. But don't wait a
minute longer i. we've
a dream job for you in a
dream store.
Evening star., 1951-10-17
Interested in
Extra Christmas
Money?



How would you like to
earn enough to cover all
your Christmas buying
and to start a tidy little
nestegg besides? We've
a job for you-full time
or part time at The
Hecht Co. - from now
until Christmas. What's
more, we'll try to- work
out the days and hours
to fit your schedule.
Evening star., 1951-10-17
HANDICAPPED GIRLS AND WOMEN
may find Jobs at GOOD WILL
INDUSTRIES. ME. 6940 for appt

HANDICAPPED GIRLS AND WOMEN
may find Jobs at GOOD WILL
INDUSTRIES. ME. 5940 for appt
BETHEsDA-N.W. AREA alert wom.
en-; part or full-time. RE. S107.
AN AMAZING WAY to make money.
New Inc OF Christmas cards. wraps.
gifts, etc. name on Christmas cards,
stationery. napkins. notes. Sells ST
box. Big profits. Costs nothing to
81 saRDss East on 1st APPROVE ss New R4S 4oSi
ATTENTION, women. Full or part
time, interesting work. contracting
1riends and neignbors. Showing our
$50 IS YoGRsIseiI s egi; Only nc 100 81
ing. Complete lines. Famous Chill
ton Prize" asst. Personals. 40 for
81 up. No experience. No risk
Samples on approval; Chiffon.
sTART Now! now 0HssHn' Earn s. y to e IS each
spare. hour presenting AvONs
beautiful 66egaogltif new Christmas gifts, RE.
DRESS SHOP. in your own. home.
bsDt s. III fgso FzsHSS aasisa. ERoSkEs SEs
ALL WOMEN, who need extra money.
Earn 81 .26 q box. Sell guaranteed
1st quail. DUPONT Nylon. Only 64c
lingerie. We supply all the goods.
No money needed. For samples CALL
COLLECT. Market 2-4353 Newark.
n.
S100 FOR CHRISTMAS!
Sell Christmas cards in spare time.
Cash in big showing the best 21-
card 81 assortments; EMBOSSED
name -imprints, 80 for 81 20: many
samples. assortments on approval,
$500 contest details. ARTISTIC,
1O33 Way. Elmira, N. Y.
Evening star., 1951-10-17
BOOKKEEPING
MACHINE OPERATOR

Asst to head bkpr.; $50 week. 5h
days Must be exp. Excel. op-
portunity for advancement. Apply
QUAKER CITY LINOLEUM CO.,
500 st. NV. IL to 2 pm. -19
CAFETERIA WORK-Girls. young
and attractive. experience pre-
ferred; $3.50 per week, plus bonus,
meals. uniforms, insurance and
disqualification. paid vacation. good
working conditions. Apply in person
HOTEL HARRINGTON K1TCE-
ETERIA. .11th and z sts. NV. Nc
phone calls. -22
CASHIER and food checker. only ex.
perienced need apply. Do not phone
See Mr. Cohen bet. 8 and II am
or 3 and 6 pm. FAN AND BILLS
RESTAURANT. 1882 Conn. ave
CASHIER. to work in cafeteria and
dietary dept. of hospital. Some
tipping. Permanent position. En-
ploye benefits. For further In
formation apply Personnel once
EMERGENCY HOSPITAL, 1711
Evening star., 1951-10-17
WOMEN

With some knowledge of sewing. No
sales experience necessary; good
starting salary: 40-hour wk.; pleas
ant working conditions. Apply Mr..
Muriot. SINGER SEWING MACHINE
CO, 342l Conn. ave. NV. -23
YOUNG LADIES or married couples.
1928. permanent travel position,
representative; start S65 weekly,
draw and commission. Apply Mr..
COCHRAN. Cairo Hotel. 80 today
only. Don't phone.
Evening star., 1951-10-17
WRAPPERS

GIRL with knowledge Of tipping for
interesting work in recorder dept !:
many COMPANY. benefits: 4O-hr.. s.
SEARS ssek RoEsuc& a K / zee CO.. his: as6S 5Snei =
sst. ne, Rear BladensburS Hot
Shoppe.l LA. $3.50. lis
GIRLS, experienced and inexperi-
enced; teach ballroom dancing. high
salary plus commission. All week
after ! pm. DALE DANCE STUDIO,
alO 18th st. NV Ks
GIRL. colored. to work on fruit stand.
GIRL. 9J; Tor record department. ADJ Abby
F & W GRAND STORE. 400 7th st.
GiRLs-we will train you for Natl
1ewelry salesgirls; fun pay and COM
mission while learning. Joe Tash
NEW YORK JEWEIRY. 719 III
LADY = weu-established business
house doing nationwide business
has desirable opening for lady Of
5000 appearance TO qualify for posi-
ton Of responsibility Come in to
Mr.. FULLY. Ia pm. Suite 924,
1916 Conn. ave. NV. No phone calls.
LADY wanted. to work part time as
assistant treasurer in goyernme nj
credit union; $40 am. to 2 pm,
, Box m no. Law. Star: rs
money now. MRS. FREY. 2314 R. /
WOMAN; no age limit. general ono.
wk RIM 424 Rond BLDG III
Evening star., 1951-10-17
NOTICE TO JOE ArPIrcANrs

Firms engaged In Interstate com.
nlerce or in the production OF
soods for commerce must non pay
at least rs cents an hour and
time and one-hdly for overtime
under the Federal Wage and Hour
cSs, aSD Job seekers sS,,g 1gersd d,,s is'' ,S Ss
Wage and Hour DtpisioR, U, S.
Department OF Labor, telephone
EXecutipe 2i20. Extension 1873.
Evening star., 1951-10-17
YOUNG WOMEN

Here's q Job you've been
looking for. Something en-
tirely different. sos week to
start. You assist q manager
with advertising campaigns
for leading oil companies.
College students will be con-
sidered. Apply Mr.. Cooper,
UNITED STATES EMPLOY
.MENT SERVICE. 315 18th st.
NV, ! to 5 Tues: 8 to 70.
to 5 Wed. Only Hours
2 pm. to 8 pm. No fee for
the above.
Evening star., 1951-10-17

JUNIOR STENO
For accounting dept. of nationa
news magazine, some shorthand, &C
curate tipping interest In. statistica
work required. Liberal employ,
benefit program. Call Mon. Fri.
s:30-5. DI. 2916. Ext. 26l. lis
KINDERGARTEN. elementary schoo
teachers wanted for substitute
teaching. OV. 4420. -21
LABOR RELATIONS publication look.
ing for recent college graduate In
related field. Experience in writing
or some phase of labor relations
desirable. Write stating educ, ex-
per. and salary desired, Box 119-S
Star
MILLINER AND DESIGNER In Gus
tom made shop for smart clientele
experience req; good working cond.
state references and salary. BOZ
397-V, Star. lis
NURSE, white, age 22-40, to live in
references. CO. 4754. -19
NURSE. registered. white: for busy
medical office. HUI. 1850. lis
NURSES AIDE, white. for duty ir
nursing home in suburbs. Live In
SH. 7644. -18
Evening star., 1951-10-17
JUNIOR CLERK

The Star has an immediate position
available in the CLASSIFIED advertis;-
ing department for . young girl
pearance and Is capable Of attend
ing to details. Apply in person to
Personnel, Room 500. Open week
days $50 to 5 and Sat. to /. No
phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
11a Penna. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1951-10-17
HELP DOMESTIC

CHAMBERMAID- WAITRESS, light
laundry; no cooking; S35 per wk.;
small family; must be Thoroughly
exper.; refs. required. EN-. 707O.
Evening star., 1951-10-17

YOUNG WOMEN, for customer SER
vice dept. must be able to meet
the public. answer telephone intelli-
gently; perm. position for right
person. 40-hr., 5-day-wk.; many
company benefits. Apply Personnel
Office. SEARS. ROEBucK & CO.
WOMEN, IS to IS. as shop
pers for retail shopping serv., no
exp. nee; salary, advancement;
must be free to travel. Apply
Warner Bldg, RIM. 951. 18th and
Evening star., 1951-10-17

CoMPToMETER OPERATOR: must
be experienced; air conditioned
once; good hours. excel. pay, steady
employment: yearly vacations with
pay. and many other PRIVILEGES.
Apply to once manager, KRAFT
FOOD CO, 2130 Queen Chapel .rd.
ne. AT. 5922. -22
COOKS AND MATTRESSES, white;
homelike atmosphere; good salary,
room and board. waldorf 3S1l.
COSMETIC DRUG CLERK - Ae-
quainted al! depts. Good pay and
commission. Payable weekly. OF
nights. Sats.. Sundays, and holidays.
ALBANY PHARMACY, 18th and H
COUNTER GIRLS. white. must be
experienced; all daywork. no Sun
days. meals and uniforms furnished:
pay for holidays; $50 per week to
start. Apply S1l Penna. ave. NV,
-19
COUNTER GIRL, white, exper.; 5-day
wk.. holidays on. good pay. Apply
4th floor: industrial Bldg. NATION
AL BUREAU OF STANDARDS. Conn
ave and Van Ness St NV -I7
Evening star., 1951-10-17
YOUNG LADY

To assist in the jewelry repair de-
partment. take in jewelry repair and
give estimates; permanent position,
good salary: group insurance bene-
fits, vacation with pay, pleasant
working conditions. r. HARRIS &
CO., JEWELERS., 1101 r st. NV;
see Mr.. Geraci, 4th floor once.
Evening star., 1951-10-17

The Munsey Trust Co.
1929 E st. NV.
BEAUTICIAN. male or female. young,
ssnIapps and experienced; for & new Ma
auiredD. Top salary. Phone HU. 7u2S.
sEAuTIcIAN. frst-class shop. 5-day
sExTY sE ESo sEIos sqs5Sn'es s1I aLsSbaST AissaSI
ave. ave- Sc. VI 500. ~ @s3
BEAUTY OPERATOR. also shampoo
in person, RUDOLPH, COIFFEUR.
2604 Conn. ave. NV. -16
BEAUTY OPERATOR, fun or part
time. HEL.EN''S BEAUTY SALON.
Arlington. No license Eegpi5ed. Sal
az asys and a. as44i .vs: Can snd nd Sun
BEAUTY OPERATORS - Earn Ss5-
500 week, salary, plus commission.
An 1osfon hods gOefER fhSP sR fisfa
DRESSERS, 1710 Eye st. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATORS WANTED (2).
experienced. for the ANN SHERIDAN
BEAUTY SALON. at 6202 Ga. ave.
NV. For appt. call RA. 1850. 81
BNDERY GIRLS. white; experience
not necessary. No phone calls. Apply
415 11th st. s.w.. 1st floor. 10
BOOkkEEPER-Fuu charge OF COM
plete set Of records and National
Cash Register bookkeeping machine;
excellent working condition and op-
portunity for advancement. Reply
In own handwriting. Box 25l-V.
Star. 10
BOOKKEEPER, experienced 5-day.
$50 week. BANKERS MUTUAL IN
suRANcE co, 4o1 Warner BlSs.'
B0OKKEEPER, knowledge Of double
entry. good pay. Apply 1916 Conn.
BOOKKEEPER, white, salary open.
Apply Mrs Mccain. SIBLEY HOS
P1TAL, 1850 N. Capitol st. --19
BOOKKEEPER, exper... for super
market in Falls Church, Va: 5.day
wk.; $40; vacation. Call FA. 9526,
BOOKKEEPER for general insurance
agency. Call Mr.. AIMLEY. Elk.
0S00 lis
Evening star., 1951-10-17
HELP WokAEN
JUNIOR STENO

HOUSEWIFE-Spare hours turn tc
profit: car needed ct times; about
S45 per week. HO. 4375. lis
Evening star., 1951-10-17
DANCE TEACHERS

DANCE TEACHERS
Young ladies. ages 21.29. to teach
ballroom dancing. No experience
necessary, complete training given
free. Full and part-time positions
available. Good salary and oppor-
tuntty for advancement College
background desired but not essen
tial. Apply in person at either.
DON MARTINI STUDIOS
5o2 18th st. NV. 1124 Conn. Ave.
Evening star., 1951-10-17
SALESLADIES

Experienced ladies ready to-wear,
earn $45-$50; 5-day wk; salary plus
commission. Apply in person. 10 IN
to 2 pm, YEAGERS, $500 Coles
Vile I'd, Silver Spring. 20
Evening star., 1951-10-17
11O1 Penna. Ave. NV.

BANK BOOKKEEPER-Young lady to
train as bank bookkeeping machine
operator: permanent position. pleas
ant working conditions, employe
benefits; 5-day, 40-hr. wk. Give
age, education. experience If any
and references. Box 276-V. Star.
Evening star., 1951-10-17
HELP WoMEk

lSALESLADlES wanted. full-time work
s. S. KRESTE CO., 3179 Queens
Chapel rd.. Queenstown Shopping
Cente' Mt. Rainier. III
Evening star., 1951-10-17
CLERK-TYPIST
Part Time Work

The Evening Star has q part-timt
position open In the classified
advertising department. Appli.
eants must be accurate typists anC
capable Of answering incoming tele,
phone calls. Two days . week.
am. 70 6 pm and Saturdays,
am. to 3 pm. This Is q permanent
position. Apply personnel office
Rm. 500. Open $50 to daily
o TO I Saturday. No phone calls
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1951-10-17
CHAMBERMAID

White. under 40. to live in
private home. Excellent quar-
ters and salary. Local refer
ences required.
Call WO. 47O2
Evening star., 1951-10-17
ACCOUNTING CLERK

Newspaper ONCE exper. pre-
ferred; under 80; 5-day week;
vacation; insurance; hospitali-
Zation; advancement. CO.
Evening star., 1951-10-17

Library of national news magazin,
has perm. position involving variet
clerical duties. Accurate tipping
plus interest in current affairs essen
gram. Call Mon. Fri. S:30-5. DI
29l5,. Ext. 26l. lis
Evening star., 1951-10-17
HELP WOMEN
TYPIST'
PIX OPERATOR
TYPIST

With or without exper.; 5h-day wk
Pleasant position. Apply once
! KOPY KAT. III H st. ne. --19
Evening star., 1951-10-17
HELP WOMEN

ACCOUNTING CLERK - interesting
premium accounting position re-
quiring an aptitude for figures
Bookkeeping or accounting expert
ence helpful. We have attractive
ofices, good working conditions anc
fine group of employees. Oppor'
tunity for promotion; 5-day wk
UNITED SERVICES LIFE INSUR.
ANCE CO., Room 502, 1925
st, NV. lis
Evening star., 1951-10-17
BANK BOOKKEEPER

Burrouehs bookkeeping ma
chine operator, experienced;
5-day week, completely air.
conditioned ONCE.
Evening star., 1951-10-17
COOK AND G.H.W.
LIVE, TN

Accommodations for couple; no laun-
| dry; 5ha days and every other sun
apply: ref; $50 wk. GE. 3O07. -2i
GENERAL HOUSEWORK; live in:
Arkansas State press., 1951-09-28
DOWN OUR WAY
by frances sampson

The Poll Tax Campaign in Jefferson county running far
behind There fewer persons both white and black qualified
to than the qualifying period the last
ious period This condition. while poses extremely serious
question for Negroes who engaged all struggle
for freedom opportune to point out that the situation
reflects many questions the lack of interest the part
of the white citizens of this county.
jefferson County could we'll command political
spee the of Arkansas If only it would exhaust
great During fifteen years of observation
II has not been privilege to congressman from Jeffe
son county Neither have candidate for the high
office governor Until recently have any recognition
given the political support provided in this county,
ory whose population Negro 1t well be concluded
based upon lack of of the white voters that be-
cause population condition. is better to remain quiet
than to stir up Negroes However, from the doce
In which Negroes political campaigns appears that
though minority to population, have moth
fear but fear itself and is suggested here that JEFF
ferson county ought utilize its possibilities to help give
to the Arkansas that type of political support
which will insure good administration government to the
entire people of Arkansas
On The Other Hand Negro Leaders ought be cheeed
BY the response which Negroes have made despite the fact
that much interest might have been manifested Jefer
son county had time at the turn of the century, Negro
the state legislature Negroes have served in
elective Offices and though the historical TACT
might be uncomfortable to those who believe in white supe-
acy those join the Crusade for Freedom must
indignation the deep south into the political organi-
cations of power the part of Negroes would aid greatly in
helping suueh which being circulated through
out by the mad Russians is than right
and Just that persons who qualified to their
ought enjoy the privilege irrespective OF their race
or religion minority groups the key to freedom in A
Until the least of them given recognition freedom
not possible the denial based or religion
PROGRESS Being Attempted In Subtle Manner but the
Arkansas State press., 1951-09-28
4 compIet.
C C:overase Of
Jefferson COUNTY

Murphy has returned to his home after spending
here visiting his mother Us lew a,
Mrs, Drucilla Goodoe and granddaughter M,u.
two weeks as guests of relatives g The pa
Mrs. Elizabeth Jones and son, Maurice T Joa.
last week end in Little Rock the guests of Mr. @ IT, se
Williams, parents and grandparents ' MIS- h
The condition of Mrs. Evelyn Young TAYLOR r,o.-
Eveyns Eats, is much improved result of an pope
fered last week ''aeS y
Mrs NJ j., faley Of IT. o, is spending her vacation
Aaron Henderson, prominent Undertaken of M.r..
business visitor in the city this week. Mr. Henda
husband of Mrs. G. T. Henderson, local homo do,s
agent. aaa
Miss Dorothy Mae Williams, of the AM&N oon.
spending the week end in Little Rock as guest Of
The goth Century club has resumed its reo,l. paen
meetings after the summer vacation 4a
Arkansas State press., 1951-09-28

Mrs sale Jones called to Vdelia, Louisiana last
week funeral of her nephew Andrew (son) Dean
Dean was we'll known around Pine Bluff Mrs. Beatrice
Williams cousin grateful to all who thought of her in her
hour of sorrow
Rebecea Stewart of Chicago visited her relatives and
friends Arkansas Louisiana Mrs Stewart is the sister
of E. Davis and Mrs Samuel Shorter of Lake Prov-
dence Louisiana.
Mrs Annie Williams of Stamps spent very pleasant week
in the city with her daughter Mrs. Glads Dunn
James Day of Toledo Ohio is visiting his mother in law
Mrs GladS Dunn
Sam Long is much improved at his home 11Ol E. 18th
after several confinement Cotton Belt hospital in Tex
arkana.
Donald Troups of Mr. and Mrs. E, G. Troupe of
Richmond California returned home after accompanying
his auns here motor trip.
Mrs Roxye Grammer of Detroit Michigan spent three
weeks in the city with friends While here she house guest
of Mrs. Bell Orr.
Mrs. Martha Brown of Chicago spent few days in the
city with friends Mrs Brown is singer of great talent Whe
here she rendered many numbers at various churches
Cornelius Jefferson of Jackson Miss visited his parents
Mr. and Mrs c. j. Jefferson of 2004 w. Scull and sister Mrs
Beatrice Jefferson of 20 n Maple street and other relatives
and friends.
Jimmie Galmon of Brooklyn n. Y, visited relatives anc
friends in the city this week.
Henry bud LOU Martin of Chicago, son Of Mrs. Mu'
Arkansas State press., 1951-09-28
AROUND
PINE BLUFF
With EuODlE j. CARTER
Masonic Temple - Phone 7171

An appreciation program will be given the Eudora Bap
fist church England Sunday October % for Rev. Meas
ley who has served 20 years Rev. j. Ross will deliver the
Mrs. s. / White will be mistress Of ceremonies
The Pastors Aid club of St Luke M church invites you
attend the program Sunday Sheriff. Rev. j. Jackson
pastor E. M. Hoover church clerk.
Mrs. Thomas Cartwright had house guest last week
Mrs Agnes Knight of San Diego California.
Taylor Martin of Jackson Michigan is visiting in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Whitlow.
Mrs L. Cleveland has returned from extended visit
in Chicago with old friends Mrs. Cleveland is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Ingram.
Miss Carrie Harris patient in Davis hospital is improv-
ing nicely after operation for appendicitis Miss Harris
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs S. II. Harris
Arkansas State press., 1951-09-28

times demand action the part of men and
women In Pine Bluff there has been organized community
council which gives membership all applicants found quail
fled regardless the religion Such movement II
and when extended and made effective in religious circles will
aid greatly in the march freedom The leading ministers
of this city, white and black ought find some common ground
where there effected community of interest without
regard to condition of the participants These
times bring the Importance of the principles of Jesus
than The disciples of Jesus have much work
to do and when the pulpit and the pew of the great
church the Pine Bluff Jefferson county community
plan action that will make for brother
hood freedom will be insured for the living of these days
II Is Hoped Therefore That All Leaders In Jefferson
County will rally during the closing days of this drive to OBJ
tain qualified voters While there may be good moral ground
Arkansas State press., 1951-09-28
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Arkansas State press., 1951-09-28
PHONE TIT

preaehments against the evil of alcohol which spear
headed by the ministers of this county, it is nevertheless
reflection when their interest cannot be directed IN such
manner as to give support their cause for only through
voting in elections will be possible to change people ana
policies in government stark fact which ought give encour
agement to leaders the Negro folk is that the more Ne
groes qualified to vote greater will become the interest oil
those who seek public office the power change policies
in government The inspiring history of Negro participation IN
jefferson county politics in gone by together with te
lessenng fear the part of the masses ought be sucet
to have the matter of VOTING IN ELECTIONS brought before
the affairs about which Negroes worship each Sunday morning
1t hoped that ministers and civic and aterna leaders
this community will rally in the closing days OF the drive
and the number of qualified Negro voters IN Jeer-
SOM olnty
Arkansas State press., 1951-09-28
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