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Evening star., 1951-12-27

OFFICE HELPERS
Full and part time. reliable young
ladies. accurate on figures: simple
sGsigef2l9s sDng 2rs Ra tyPPS FIRED hfEgt9z sEgfz
MANS FASHION SHOP, 18th and
NV
PIANO PLAYER or Hammond organ
ist- for cocktail reom- Apply in
person only. $3.50 Bladensburg I'd.
PIX. OPERATOR, relief work. small
to A' p.m. eHhG; daii1 and f s:so S5' to A'%i on
alternate Saturday.: some clerical
BUTLER. INC, D1. 0110. 80
PIX TELEPHONE OPERATOR. ex-
perienced: under 45; hrs, a-5: va
cation with pay. Box CAD. star.
PRACTICAL NURSE. white. Prot
Star Infirmary. Call 3:a0-1I 30.
pRAoTIcAL IA fIcA NURSE. white, strong.
to assist invalid; live in. Cali CHI
RELIEF Eli a''fF TEaERPHoxE { Pic OPERATOR,
permanent position; fun time. Apply
Mrs. Holloran, Friday, after 8 pm.
SIBLEY HOSPITAL.
SALESGIRL, cashier, exp, $50 wk..
2o1,,r e 9; H no passSI snneays; local ret'
Glebe rd.. Arl.. Va, OK. 3500-29
SALESLADY for infants and chill
dren's wear store: 6-day week. hours
10 am. to 2 pm. Apply ARDEN'S,
5l9 Sth st. Sc. -2S
SALESLADY, exper In ready-to-wear.
pleasant surroundings: permanent
position II satisfactory. TALL AP-
PAREL. 73S 18th st. NV. DI
1899 -97
Evening star., 1951-12-27
HOW IS 1T WITH YOU?

When your regular days work is
What CAN you do? Can you AFFORD
to 20 out and take your family
with you, or must you stay at home
because you need the money in or
der to keep the wolf away from the
door? Perhaps, you're digging into
your SAVINGS account. II so. how
long can that laStp Suppose you
talk things over with the family
but you. have already done that.
to relieve the situation?
Maybe you are In rut--a lot of
us are That is why you are read
ing this ad. You are in a rut. and
you can't get out OF 1t by yourself,
ana up to now you haven't been
able to hnd any one who either can
or will help you. So. you suffer II
out and decide to make the best of
1t. About what else CAN you do?
You CAN do lot of things with the
right kind Of opportunity II you're
extra hours that are usually wasted
before bed time--and on Saturdays
With the RIGHT kind OF opportunity,
you can pay all Of your bills on time
and have some money left over. You
can prepare for the proverbial
rainy day, and that will show
good judgment on your part. You
can lift up the hearts Of your wife
and children and give them Q new
outlook on life: You can strengthen
your own confidence and re-estab-
Of time. II YOU are In q position TO
take advantage OF present condi-
tions that make these thinss pos
sible.
Evening star., 1951-12-27
"a THE EVENING STAR
HELP MEN tcont.,

Washington, D. C.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1851
Evening star., 1951-12-27
HELP MEN

MEN-3 ewes. and Sat.
81 hr. Apply Wed, Thurs, Fri.
$3.50 pm, Rm. 702, 710 l4th
st. NV. -27
BE A ROUGH RIDER for Hajes ana
earn more dollars by delivering
HaJes famous fried chicken: must
have your own car: from 9 . m. until
II pm. at night. Also part time
from 4 pm on by MR.. TAYLOR.
1406 14th st. NV. -29
TO HANDLE ALL OPERATIONS of a
small office in ne. Wash; re-
sponSible position for the right
man; good hours and good pay.
Apply at 1880 10th st. NV. LA.
6-4433 3Os
Evening star., 1951-12-27

ME PROCTER AND GAMBLE
DISTRIBUTING COMPANY
Has a sales opening for intelligent
young man, "a to % years OF age.
college trainin. and field selling ex-
perience desirable. Monthly salary,
expenses paid; car provided, opportu-
nifty for added compensation and
PARTICIPATION In Profit Sharing Plan
training on the lob. Write details to
J. B. PARKS, $40 No. Oakland ST.,
Arlington Va-nnn't nhnne
Evening star., 1951-12-27

Age, 1923. white, for hospital labo-
must be good typist; meal privileges
and other benefits. Apply Person
mel Once, DOCTORS HOSPITAL,
1915 Eye st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-12-27
TYPIST

SOME KNOWLEDGE OF BOOK
KEEPING, TO OPERATE REMING-
TON RAND BOOKKEEPING MA
CHINE; EXPERIENCE NOT NECES-
SARY; PERMANENT POSITION,
S1 PEHDABLE H ifT PERSON. Son PHONE Mr.
SEATON.- WI. 900 FOR APPOINT
MENT. METROPOLITAN PETRO-
LEUM CO., RIVER RID. AND B. d o
RAILROAD, BETHESDA, MD.
Evening star., 1951-12-27
JUNIOR ACCOUNTANT
LEDGER CLERK

MEbIErE nHE sreE oBENINa ASs AZ FoR IMi 4
YOUNG MAN. 2I-30 YEARS
OF AGE. TO WORK AS A
LEDGER AND ACCOUNTING
CLERK. FOR ACCOUNTS RE
CE1VABLE. ROUTINE AND
CONTROL: KNOWLEDGE OF
BOOKKEEPING AND TYPING
is REQUIRED; 40-HR., 5-DAY
WK. APPLY PERSONNEL.
ROOM sos. OPEN WEEK
pays. S:30-5. AND SAT. 9-l.
Evening star., 1951-12-27
TYPIST

UPHOLSTERERS-White. Apply en-
ployment ONCE. WARDMAN PARK
HOTEL. 27O0 Woodley I'd. NV.
In frozen food warehouse; good OPP
portunity for steady reliable man
Ris. 4ih 10th st. s.w. ~ 80
MANAGER-Marvin
Washington's largest credit store,
has an opening for warehouse
manager who is ambitious. The sal
ary is open, the job is permanent:
working conditions are pleasant and
the chances for advancement are
entirely up to you. Apply in per-
son to MR.. STIEFEL MARv1NS, 726
9TH St NV 2Ss
Evening star., 1951-12-27
CLERK

(Whitet: general once duties in ma jer
nnance company; good hours and
working conditions; disqualification
and life insurance benefits. Phone
ST 4S00 oa
Evening star., 1951-12-27
PORTER
PORTER

Super market. Settled re-
sponsible man; refs. Phone TR.
1890, MR.. KENNY.
Evening star., 1951-12-27
SHIPPING
RECEIVING CLERK

One Of Washington's finest mems
wear stores has an opening with
has an opening with excellent pos
sibilities for man who is expert
enced In this line Of work Apply
Mr.. Nicholson, SALTZ BROS, INC,
1lA1 2 ct n NJ
Evening star., 1951-12-27

VIIcdI suppIy HOUSE. BOX S8-A, SIaT.
-31
SHOE SALESMAN-Must be expert
enced: permanent position. Apply
manager, between / and 6 pm.
QUEEN QUALITY BOOT SHOP,
INC, 1921 F st. NV.
SHOE statesmen Experienced
wanted for family shoe stores; good
salaries; only those looking for ad-
Star. -
SHIPPING CLERK-Excel opportu-
nifty for hard working. experienced
young man; permanent. r. Mars,
THE CONTRACT CO., 40 LIST st.
Sc, TR 5000.
BOY WANTED. sos 14th
st. NV. Washington. D. C. 81
STOCK CLERK. for mems furnishings
store. exp. preferred: perm position.
Apply Manager, NATIONAL SHIRT
SHOPS, 432 7th st. NV. 20
Evening star., 1951-12-02

The versotile cootdress is O
oorticulor fororite with fosh-
on this season. A chormine
version is the one modelled
above by Actress Jonioe Rule.
1t is cut on slim princess lines
and features pert flored
sleeves.
Premiere Pottern No. 1926 is
q sew-rite perforated pottern
in sizes II. IA. Is. 10, 20;
40 and AZ. Size IA requires
5H yords Of 3o-ineh fobrie
and ss yords of trimming
The pottern moy be purchased
for 3Oe.
Evening star., 1951-12-02
With the success Of the
drive-in restaurants, the
ideo hos spreod to other
businesses, such os this
Puerto Ricon bank.
CURB
SERVICE

At right. q variation Of
the drive-in is the walk
in, q street-stond blood
pressure booth in Los An
eeIes, where worried or
curious people con get O
quick reading. Below, the
Government gets into the
oct with q curb mailing
box in New York.
METRO GROUP PHOTOS
The Miami times., 1951-08-25
JOSEPHINE
BAKER LEAVES
FOR FRANCE

NEW YORK, NY. - Josephine
Baker left the u. S. last Satur-
day a little thinner, little tired,
but very happy over her history
making six-months tour OF
theaters and clubs. The exotic
star of the world famed Paris
Folies Bergere told reporters
aboard the French liner lie de
France that she is more in love
with America and the American
people than ever before.
"I think we understand each
other completely now," the st.
Louis-born singer said smilingly,
when questioned on her reactions
to the United States this time.
Miss Baker became citizen OF
France years ago. She lives in a
18th century chateau near Dor
dogne, France, where she is go
ing for a brief rest before start
ing a concert tour Of the French
RiVeria.
"The United States is a great
and wonderful country" she said.
"I love France, because / found
success there and chance to de-
velop. But I leave America this
time with a larger love for 1t and
new appreciation of the genius
of its people. I shall never forget
the generous reception American
audiences gave me. For me 1t has
been a happy tour, and am look
ing forward to coming back in the
Fall and meeting my old friends
again all over the country"
When she returns to the u. S.
at the end of September Miss
Baker revealed she will bring
with her $l50,000 worth of new
gowns created by top Partisan
couturiers like jacques Faith,
Christian Dior and Balanciaga.
She will display these gowns dur
ing her engagement at the Roxy
Theater here commencing Octo-
ber 3rd Later she plans to open
her own night club on New York's
swank East Side.
The Miami times., 1951-08-25

]. J. Johnston, popular disc
jockey of the Ebony Express, this
week, signed a five year personal
management pact with a young
keyboard stylist who has been
marking time in various Miami
Beach mite spots for several years.
He's Reuben Mitchell. Within
hours after signing, Johnston ar
ranged long time contract be-
tween his new client and CO.
lumbia records. The next day a
recording session was held with
Danny Kessler, Columbia's- ma
tional promotion manager, who
flew into town for the occasion.
Four sides were cut at the ses-
sion, two of which will be re-
leased in September on Colum-
bias recently revived O'kay
rhythm and blues label. They are
After Hours in Haiti and a
modern blues arrangement of
"Out of Nowhere"
Reuben Mitchell has b n
working as a single at the Rip
The Miami times., 1951-08-25
Between The Lines . .
BY DEAN GORDON 3. HANCOCK FOR AMP
OUR NEGRO BASEBALL PROFESSIONALS
BY DEAN GORDON 3. n.

The the old city
dizzy with of the Brookns Louis series just ended
Jackie and his great Negro associates A.. No.
FANS should not have caused surprise depressed
suppressed distressed things
pened here abous daily that they hungry for outlet for their
gives them just the lift they much need.
my ubiaon little restrained it was nevertheless
fulsome and relieving But
leap for oy It must not be forgoen that waited
two generations for the sights the baseball
they must be padoned for OVERRIDING appreciation
fine JOBS JOBS tn the I Negro players are turning in
C r Of Joe they are csnered about Jackie and
Minoso and Noble and Willie Mays and company
And that the ancient sachel Paige notably
tered throughout the leagues
What is more important merely being signed
superb performance Jethroe slam home
set the color Cardinals back in of the finest
After the braves moved out of St. Louis
clutches
and with the strikes and balls and blast double that
Mays deliver the deciding punch in tight that the
the Cardinals held the when Mays
0 sa e and % wondered what hd become of the white
theories when white pitcher afraid to pitch to Negro
white pitcher afraid of a Negro batter
Volumes have been written the superiority of the White
White quail before the batting OF Robinson and an
theories when Don Newobe has the leading strike out record
ms league h. AND mhd y @ ne waS mot striking out be R
In other words the white theories all break down in
crisis since life is just after another they make
to their advocates proponents.
signing Satche Paige by the
baseball cellar fame Now anybody with
judgement knows that Old Man Satche through
pitcher lowow Browns sign him for gatercept
only These to be
scofed in either the long the short
Louis is best nothing but big Spawng jn-crow town
destined die these
mighty of this wonderful city which
everything either Chicago
municipal should be the of the cities of the
ndescrbably It easily of the theatrical
world To thousand spectators wit
life moments under the sky.
signed by the Browns financial There will
doubtless financial the this going
that the dollar powerful than color the final
terracial analysis.
The dollar color bar. We
but dollar struck
than for the Negro understand this
himself make good the financial world
Court the dollar decision has its
Until performance the baseball professionals is
that competition o Negro base
giving gttering performance the major
league diamonds of this country
this matched improved methods of Negro
going to fall behind the ruthless and brutal
of this Twentieth Century Hats off to Ne
gro professionals of organized baseball!
The Miami times., 1951-08-25

tide Bar, Collins Ave, Miami
Beach. J. J. placed him there l8
months ago and he's still attract
ing sensational crowds of music
lovers, which is, without doubt,
a phenomenal record. However,
with his new five piece band
Reuben will be heard on wax
which includes his piano, bongos,
bass, alto and conga drums. This
combo featuring the piano against
the bongos packs a solid heavy
beat of variable tempos, with a
backdrop taste of modern blues
by a driving alto saxaphone.
J. j. has arranged publicity to
bring this 24-year-old Miami star
and his band into the national
spotlight. Says he, "This boy has
talents that should rate him with
Errol Garner and the rest, and
he's going to have the opportunity
to prove it."
A new star is on the horizon.
Watch him. He's Reuben Mitchell.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-13
II Horny Students
Graduated At u. S. G,

Eleven Horny county students
were among the approximately
ATS students who received de-
grees at the annual commence
ment exercises of the University
of South Carolina in Columbia
on Monday.
Roland G. Adams, Conway, and
Miss Frances Collier, Myrtle
Beach, were awarded Bachelor of
Arts degrees. Philip Eugene Du-
senbury, Conway, Jack Everette
!Hardwick and Cecil LaVerne
Horne, both of Loris, and Viii,
liam Eugene RADON, Aynor, re,
ceived BIS degrees in business
administration.
Robert B. Jordan, Conway, re-
ceived BA in education; Joe
Watson Hughes, Conway, was
awarded BIS in electrical engin-
eering; and Alfred ONeil Hend.
rick, Myrtle Beach, received a
BA in journalism.
Those who were awarded Bach
elor of Laws degrees were Hoov.
er F. Bell, Ocean Drive, and o.
den Allsbrook Rankin, Loris.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-13

,,.,,;,o the Housing Expedit:
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-13
Mcmillan Says All
School Bus Drivers
Must Take Training

Because a number of county
superintendent of education ap
parently have misunderstood the
new school bus transportation
law and the purpose of the High
way Departments driver train
ing program for prospective
drivers, Chief Commissioner
Claude r. Mcmillan this week is
sued the following statement:
Every school bus driver IN the
State of South Carolina is re-
quired to take a 40-hour course
in school bus driving this sum
mer at a training center design
ated by the Highway Depart
ment. The law says that no per
son may drive a school bus next
year who has not been properly
certified by the Department. This
applies to the few adult drivers
who may be accepted as well as
to all students. Names of pros
pective drivers, their race and
age and driver license numbers
must be sent to Director E. R.
Crow of the Educational Finance
Commission in advance of such
training in order that that Com
mission can pass on these candi'
dates and turn over the list to
the Highway Department to pass
on driving records. No drivers
who have not been so trained and
certified will be allowed to drive
school buses in South Carolina"
Mr.. Mcmillan said that a mum.
Der of school officials apparently
were under the impression that
they ccould choose adult drivers
if they wished, and that those
drivers did not have to be train
ed. He said that the law is Sc
strongly worded that it is impos-
sible to mistake the intent of the
legislators, who desired to have
ALL STUDENT bus drivers in
future except where it was "abso-
lutely impracticcable."
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-13
|H. D. L. T..
CLOSES
SHOP

The Home Owners Loan Cor
poration closed it's books, locked
Its doors, and went out of bust
ness as a lending and mortgage
holding agency of the govern.
ment last week with a small cere-
mony at it's sole remaining office
in New York. 1t turned over a
check for nearly $14 million of
surplus to the Treasury, repre-
senting the results of the Holes
S3.5 billion rescue task of the
depression years.
Thus ended the agency estab-
lished by Congress in 1888 when
foreclosures of homes were TAX
ing place at the rate of a thous-
and a day and whose work avert
ed the loss of their properties by
100000 home owners.
During it's first three years of
existence, Hole refinanced L..
|O17,821 defaulted home loans,
equal to one of five of all the
mortgages on owner-occupied
homes in the nations nonfarm
areas. The average borrower was
then delinquent two years on his
old mortgage and up to three
wears in arrears on taxes. These
families were granted moderniz-
ed, monthly payment loans.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-13
Marines Widen Officer
Training Program

/ The Marine Corps has wideneo
| its officer training program tc
include junior college students
who express their intention OF
graduating from a four-year de
gree-granting college.
Officer training is still open TIC
graduates and students of other
colleges as well but all must act
promptly to enroll in this years
quota.
Undergraduates desiring to
work toward a Marine Reserve
commission while remaining IN
college may do so by enrolling
in the Platoon Leaders Class and
training in the summer.
Interested persons will IN
crease their prospects of being
selected before the deadllne II
they bring the following items
with them at the time they ap:
DIV 1. Three letters OF recon-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-13
Fishing Season Is
Closed In County

All Horny fishermen who spin
yarns about outsized fishing will!
have to lay down rod and reel
and dry the net from sunrise
June 6 through sunset June &c
as the result of an announcement
by Chief Game Warden A. A
Richardson.
Temporary closed fishing sea
sons for all type fishing in Horny
and Clarendon Counties have
been declared upon recommen
dation of County Delegations.
The Horny County ban extends
through most of June (6-26)
whereas the Clarendon order ap.
plies to clear water streams from
daylight June 2 until midnight
July 5.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-13
IA. RAISES RENTS AS
rroNeRESS ARGUES CONTROLS

er's office is presenting CONGRESS
for authority to roll back rents
on privately owned property, the
Public Housing Administration
has notified it's tenants at Green.
belt, Md, that they will get a Is
per cent rent increase.
Tenants were also notified that
they would be given three weeks
in which to sign new leases and
four weeks to vacate in case
they do not sign
The above is excerpt from a
widely circulated trade paper
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-13

handed US by VIM. c. Jones Jr.,
president of the Myrtle Beach
Real Estate Board who further
commented;" Let your Senator
and Congressman know how you
feel about rent control, especially
controls which apply ONLY to
private property and affect the
savings of thousands of our prop.
erty owners, many of whom are
not as wealthy as their tenants -
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-13

Six hundred agricultural spe'
cialists are needed to represent
the United States abroad in tech.
nical cooperation programs. in
Guiding the Point Four program,
according to the U. S. Depart.
ment of Agriculture. Experienced
personnel in the 5000 year age
bracket are preferred.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-13

He was a handsome and highly
eligible bachelor attending an
elderly friends wake. The de-
ceased's young wife, appropriate,
" but attractively attired in
black, was dabbing her eyes in
termittently.
After an interval of expressing
his coincidence to the widow, he
asked gently if he might have
something as a remembrance OF
his departed friend.
After a little thought the
vo,,ne widow said, "Would I do?"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-13

mendations; 2. A photostatic
copy of birth certificate under
seal of office of issue; 3. Evil
dence of Honorable Discharge
from last armed service duty (if
a veteran); b. Two photographs,
passport size, 2 IL X 2 IL unre-
touched, 1 profile and 1 full face;
Is. A letter from the college now
attending certifying regular en-
rollment and scholastic standing
in class; 6. Proof of graduation if
a graduate. :,
For information on general
qualifications and where to ap-
ply, applicants may contact the
nearest Marine Recruiting office,
Room 1, Post Office Bldg, Flor
ence, S. C. G
The Arizona post. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1946-1990, 1951-11-02

" ~ NHC1U0 OF OIIO 4I1AOI IIIct4 NOIO c
mony in the presence of about
hundred and fifty relatives and
friends.
Dolores Feldman will be her
sisters only attendant and Harold
D. Dickstein his brothers best
The Arizona post. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1946-1990, 1951-11-02

e.
MaMrw1
eldman-DickStein
At an early afternoon ceremony
at Young Israel Synagogue Nov.
II, Judy Feldman will be united
in marriage with Irwin B. Dick
stein. Rabbi Abraham Danzig
The Arizona post. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1946-1990, 1951-11-02

Committee and hOSteSSeS
before the arrival of guests.
thur Scheff, Evelyn ThikOll, A
The Arizona post. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1946-1990, 1951-11-02

lTTiIMfTE 1OACI
The Arizona post. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1946-1990, 1951-11-02

held last week in the Temple aud
in, MOllie Handelman; Miss Nettie
E Maker, Jean HOchberg. Louis e
The Arizona post. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1946-1990, 1951-11-02

University, Mr.. Dickstein is with
the Naval Electronics Laboratory,
The Arizona post. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1946-1990, 1951-11-02

Er3.~~1
FeIdman- DickStein
Formal announcement was re-
Gently made by Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert Feldman, E. 4th, of the en-
gagement of their daughter, Do
lores, to Harold D. Dickstein, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Dickstein,
N. Richey Blvd. A March we'd
ding is planned.
Miss Feldman graduated Tue
son high school with highest hon
ors and is now a student at
the University. A graduate of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-11

You wont TO spare his thinner
skin. even the smallest discom-
fort. so you carefully check his
bathroom tissue for } tender
skin qualities. "Old linen"
softneSs that doesn't chafe.
Quick absorbency for immac-
ulate cleansing. And just the
right strength to resist tearing
or Shedding.