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Evening star., 1951-02-26
HELP MEN AND WoMEN

Bo0KKEEPER for country club. 5la
days, meals, transp. from d. c. line.
s' eoSd npssv,,r pay and .s1s Msrkins eonditslSsns
UNUSUAL TOY SHOP POSITION
tive In developing toy dept. in new
sponsibility. Write giying full
particulars. or Apply Mon:-Med:
stTssn Sr Frsun work. tsos p oRsninsds and
AIRPoeRT e BOOK SHOP. % Natl. Sis: Ar.
cfSxR PSIsi .. xSND suNpR1Es cLEsRsK. ssK
sxsia posison Ss. for asaiiea ssa i1s peTso ABBY
In person. WHEATON PHARM; !;
11401 Ca. ave-. Silver Spring --2o
CLERK. part-time. to assist in mail.
room. collating and stumng: knowl.
edge Of multilith. mimeograph anc
addressograph machines helpful
pei Dss Roar nSs neSssias @site Box sss ssoR star
Sales CLERKS zs.op, for vsrGas rassns deDs sas
sic1s tons pay AppIS saseneP PEopIEs TT.E DRUo SJe
STORE employment ONCE. r. +
rYPisT Y Isl; for invoice billing and re-
lated work. in wholesale LIQUOR ac-
counting ONCE; must pe eApett
fypist; 40-hour week; monthly sal
airy. S195. FCRMAN BROTHERS,
NC. 1880 okie st. ne. -27
FACTORY OPPORTUNITIES - Ma
chine operators, stockroom attend
ants inspectors - on second shift
operations $3.50 pm. to IL mid
night: experience not essential;
higher than average wages: excel
lent working conditions: generous
benefits. Write. stating marital
ence. Box 22S-R. star. Pc
MORNING WORK ONLY--Interest-
ing and profitable. Call Ma. 1895
for appt. MILLER's MUSIC STORE.
1888 G st, NV. --2S
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDION, 100 bass, Castelli.
White VII sodG dSGrand-new condition. 500. 500.
ADDING.cALCULATING MACHINE.
Remington. Model 90, printing cal-
eglator; .H s GaH GH 27os. -27
500. Call after 8. HU. 1875.
ADDING MACHINE. Burrougiis. elec.
S79.50. UNITED TYPEWRITER Co.
S13 14th st. NV.
all makes. new and used. Pay for
them like rent, $40 mo. CENTRAL,
2019 l4th st. NV. HU. 5121
ADDING MACHINES. new and 70.
built. sales. rentals, repairs: terms.
Our 4lst veal. AMERICAN TYPE
TMiRaaGR TiiaoGGR S9 S9Sos si sss, n csp5sSl s1k,ss. s..
Evening star., 1951-02-26
HELP WOMEN
m.ERK-TypTST

for girl living In Prince
Georges County or ne D. C.. to
work near home. Salaried position,
Free retirement, disqualification,
group insurance. Advance quickly
with a progressive concern. Call in
person. GENERAL ACCEPTANCE
CORP. 3510 r. !. ave-, Mt. Rainier,
Evening star., 1951-02-26
MANICIJRIS
OFFICE CLERICAL

OFFICE CLERICAL
Age 2O-30; 5-day. 40-hr wk.; paid
vacations; group insurance and Sr,21 1sher e.
STORES. INC. 1s45 4th st. ne. II
PART-TIME BOOKKEEPER, woman.
for or 3 afternoons per week;
general bookkeeping. Call 9-5 p.m.,
pA4RoLI All Silo CLERK. accurate with
figures, some knowledge Of typing,
faPly fsT2 Hose ssneEs seoo #oeey wardman ra nW
PIX OPERATOR. must be thor
oughly experienced and able. to
s., syps; 5-dsy MszYg week km.s4RPR.1rens ARPlg Mrs
PIX sui ooPEsxToR, oih "a on 80 to 40 yrs. old
for relief standby work, experienced
on 2 position board; Job may in
volve both day and night relief and
applicants must. ee available for
any hours including Saturdays and
sennags Mad work Sc 90 p per Sr pIas
free pass. Phone CAPITAL TRANSIT.
MI. 1868. Ext 652 for appt. 27
PBX OPERATOR DE. $500. Chief
Operator. between am. and 3
poLICY TYpIsT-Exeel, opportunity
with large automobile Insurance CO..
afiliated with General Motors. New
air-cond. Offices; paid vacations. In
surance and hospitalization plans:
Call Mr.. LANEY. ME. 3270. -27
excel working conditions: good
starting salary. See MR.. LYONS,
70S 7th st. NV.
-TYPIST in doctors
ONCE, 5z-day week; NV. Call WO.
ZlS0 n.,. a~tsr,ssr
NER'S, 2a40 18th st. NV. -27
SALESLADY, exper. better ready-to-
wear; sal. plus comm; $50 wk. min
imum earnings JOAN ROBERTS,
HOO Conn. ave-, at L. ,--26
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HELP WOMEN

sALEsLADY. exclusive Conn. ave.
speciality shop. Excellent salary.
and commission paid weekly. Out
ef town experience preferred. Ma.
sALEsLADY to sell coats. suits and q
dresses; must be thoroughly expert
enced; starting salary, $50; perma-
nent: advancement. Apply REGAL,
I'll 9TH st. NV. ~
sALEsLADY. 1--we wire, experienced
position. Apply In person, urHffTiED,
CLOTHING CO.. 739 7th st. NV.
sALEsLADY. fun or part time. selling
sds asssy pearins aDpassi HskNs s
sALEsIADY, Il 81. BY, experienced. full or s part
time. for coats. suits and dresses;
sppiy sTssen HoanTyWoob salnaFy isads
ss2EsLabY. sg f.n shoroSsniy &. R;M exp. in
ladies ready to wear; assist owner
and capable Of managing; $50 till
pm; SOB and gen. bonus. Box
sALEsLADY and bookkeeper. 40 hrs.
Apply in In person only. u SINGER SEW
ING CENTER, 3919 Mimi. ave. ne.
experienced; ready-to-
wear; excellent opportunity. Apply
MIooRRToN's 312 7th st. NV, pI.
SALESLADIES, exper.. for our gift
and lamp depts.. and our curtains.
bedspread and drapery depts excel.
salary and commission. WALES
DECORATORS, 1919 G st. NV.
MISUNDERSTANDING full and
part time openings in ladies, ac-
cessories and ready-to-wear dept;
excel. Advancement opportunities
eral einploye discount Apply after
10 am. to the YOUNG MEMS
SHOP. 3942 Minnesota ave. n.e.-27
WANTED. fully expert
enced on ready wear; good salary,
Evening star., 1951-02-26
PAINTING, PAPERING
Reliable, reasonable. Cali MIR. KLLX
SH. 4771. -S

sH. 4771. 5
PAPERNG AND PAINTING
Al sEcKEr HaEf esalssssss MI. osso 'rfs So d Gobs
PAPERHANGING and painting. req
PAPER sHPsR,e HANGING HANGING AND B. PAiiNTING
Free est. for the best; phone Elk.
PAPER HANGING. painting, plaster
ony ns; SPECIAL aa sSs 1Ss gE eTsoe 1ses sots
PAPER HANGING. 81 up per room;
guaranteed. guar GR. 1883. az, a4sI
PAPERHANGING. painting; Special
low low DEicss feE 5r gsS " Woss ssass ssuaran7
PAPERHANGiNG. painting; white
sese %sihig1s: 8 Eri M sfsss sssS 20 SSa
up. Do own work. Guaranteed,
White mechanic. Cali GE. 0924
after $50 weekdays --2S
PAPERING--5-rm.. 2-story hall home
mech. Ma. 57S4; after 5. TU. o216.
PAPERING, painting, plasterins,
floors finished, all kinds of house
repairs: lowest prices; work guaran-
teed. Please call ia. 1850. --2s
PAPER HANGING AND PAINTING
Work done by lst-class white me-
chanics Free estimates; D. c.. Nd,
Va. MR.. REAMS. 10. 2-4342. ~
PLASTERING specially; large and
small Jobs, new or old work; white
pnsssnN msshana TsTn sNh gnassT gEnsTINNa M oaoo ios
aoMnn TOO smaii; s4eilr Am Service: reasonable BE
prices: registered in District and
Md I'm 496Q -2T
Evening star., 1951-02-26
SITUATIONS WOMEN

ATTORNEY. practicing. desires law
work, research. briefs etc, Satur-
day mornings. Suns. all day; wk.
days ct odd hrs. Box 4I7-T. star.
BOOKKEEPER, expert. dble.. entry,
controls. trial bal. statements, pay
rolls, desires work at home. TU. 1850.
DANISH GIRL-Highlys competant, 4
years exper. as goverrless; excellent
qualifications. Box 2S2-S. Star.
GIRL, colored. elevator operator. 8
years experience; no Sundays. LU.
-A1a2. Call any time Monday.
NURSE, white. capable taking charge
of patients and home; reliable and
efficient. co. 2217. 27s
OFFICE WORK. part time. desired
by . girls, Sat, Sum-. also ewes: NO.
PRACTICAL NURSE desires work. ex-
perienc6d MI 1871
PRACTICAL NURSE-White. elderly
patients; night work preferred. AT.
F0R EXPERT TYPING. secretapial
work; Govt. secretary for 10 yrs.
81. 0419.
NEAT. light colored girl. desires night
work as waitress in night club or
restaurant. exp. AD. 1874. 26s
Evening star., 1951-02-26

TELETYPE OPERATOR
Full-time job. with business research
organization. Ex. 1883. rs :
TYPIST and relief switchboard op-
orator; white; 7:30 am. to $50
pm. Mon. through Fri. Box 3s2-T,
TYPIsT-Full or part-time. some
experience in credit store preferred
but not essential. excellent salary,
permanent. ASKINs. 737 7th st.
TYPIsT. experienced, knowledge Of
switchboard; good pay; permanent
work with large Ford dealer; 51a-day
week; free life and Decentralization
insurance. CHERNER MOTOR CO.,
1881 Florida ave. NV. See Mrs. Lee.
TYPIsT with letter shop exper. pre-
sHuFF DUPLICATING Co, 1909 L
TsYsiPIsT, in accounting department;
hand not essential. Apply in per-
son, auditors once, Room lBS,
HOTEL RALEIGH, 18th and Pa.
TsYYPIsnT;,S sYrI n;S. age ao-a5, for position
with expanding. organization. Must
be accurate with minimum speed OF
OF so w.p.m. Excellent salary for
qualified person. Caf RE. S125.
TYPIsT. 5-day week. disqualification,
surgical service and life insurance
provided. MUTUAL INSURANCE
AGENCY. INC. 1901 H st. NV. Can
Mrs. Stout, Ma. $500. -27
Evening star., 1951-02-26
PAINTING

Papering, plastering, white mech.
CAL MR.. MINNIx, Tu. 3sIs. L..
PAINTING. PAPERING. commerciaL
residential. Satisfied customers %
years. MR.. LAWRENCE. RA 9703
PAINTING, PAPER HANGING, re-
pairs. Reliable white mechanics.
Reas. Mr.. RIDENOUR. DU. 37e3.
Evening star., 1951-02-26
BUILDING MATERIALS

Large stock Of good used lumber
flooring, doors. windows. plumbing,
pipe. boilers and radiators 81
bargain prices. HECHINGER CO.
18th and H SITS. ne. AT. 400.
CALCULATOR. Monroe. electric;
$99.50. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO..
Leica nc summitar fig
lens; never used. peri. cond. Best
CASH REGIsTER, billing and posting
machine. MGR, model 5000. yrs.
old. ideal for small credit house;
win sell for "a cost Of new machine.
Also Remington Rand ledger safe.
1-hr. fire warranty. 400 New York
ave. NV: Ma: 1910. -26
CELOTEx, ceiling tile, sheetrock.
piywood. hardboard, etc. 1920
Wilson blvd, RUCKER LUMBER.
CsEMETERSYF LOTS t5,. all tosether' in
Cedar Hill Cemetery; reasonably
dHEsf REissf. 6F oF, 1osS 1DossSawERs-ror- sale,
81 6Q Ii 2-1k10
Evening star., 1951-02-26

CLERK-TYPIsTs. at once; 5-day
wk.. S-hr. day: good salary; COM
pany insurance, vacations. other
benefits; advancement UP to you;
FRANC JEWELRY CO.. 627 18th st.
NV, at 7th and q SITS. -26
Evening star., 1951-02-26
INSTRUCTION. couRsEs
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS and home improvements.
pay. Dssensai HaMiIToa Il NSS coasT.o. RE. a47s.
ADDITIONS and modernizins, cellar
to roof Call ST 3366-87 for free
estimates. NATIONAL CONTRACT
ING GO, l2g3 Eye s.. NV
walks; building maintenance and re-
npI PahT ntNG A. FAonAm rsmod.il1s ~ rsSa;r,ns
ssTpsasryi sapas i prisE; sszss ssmen. work j. Nh
CARPENTER - Remodeiing Of IN
kinds: general contracting. Call Mr.
LAWRENCE. RA. 9703.
CARPENTRY. painting. all kinds re-
rsssenaSe priess asiessrinf H ssss
CARPENTRY--Attics finished. recre-
alton rms. porches incl.;. stairways,
6ormer windows, residential or COM
merciai, J. =. HENDRICKSs UN. 2491
CARPENTRY, PLAsTERiNG. cement
new. homes: quick and dependable
service. WILLIAMS, MI. 1916. 81
CEMENT WORK, stone walls. Dag
stone terraces, walks. chimneys, dre-
places, cement driveways. porches.
s'ainMaaafa Mafacuccfo Tss DlDs Rockville. dIsinass "a
Phone Rockville 35ss
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES electrically
razor-kleened or no charge. ROTO.
RooTER, phone RA. SsSs any day.
ELEcTRicAL fs THias rNsTALLATIoNs-Re-
immed. CAN RA. 2222 any time. -
FENCE Galvanized chain INK. all
posts In concrete: Immediate erec-
ton" Get the best Tor less: 80
months to pay. Phone Ho. 6ss3:
sveninss and SUNDAY; NO 6b2s.
aR SPs5sss inssracsaoqs aaos 7oa RENNEpsy KsNnssy
rIooRs Z ) s; sANDEp and f,nished; OLD
,eeIs t,s prs made liz Ike new; y TAYLOR
FLOORS SANDED and finished: ayal-
H. moRkrs. oGEk .t sH. Z sss4' sssasonaols price
FLOOR SANDING and finishing; low
RANk1Ns' Rlsisi s0ls Ap. IsFan''e'. 4iss. Eae
FLOORS sANDED AND. FINISHED
C. r. COVER, WA. 6s6S. Any TINE
FURNITURE refinishing and repair
ing. Sofas chairs, springs retied.
GILBERT PEAKE. SH. S9TS. ia
GEN REPAiRs-New construction;
HOME HOME 1MPRoeivEMENT siPieiSMaiHsf Co. iss7
Pa. s.e.. Ii. 4-3400 or LU. 1-2035.
LANDSCAPE-GARDENER, complete
maintenance service; day or mo-;
reasonable. Ii. 6-2505 ewes.
MATTRESSES and boz. springs. reno
waited and recovered like new; over
% years experience. WASHINGTON
MATTRESS CO. 3l5-32l L st. s.w.
PAINT. AND GEN. repair. You can get
your work done now for much less
than later by calling RA. o036. -25
PAINTING and paperhanging, Sani-
tas hung. LIST class work, white
mechanics. UN. 906S. -3
PAINTING, int. and ext, by able
white man; best work for less money;
free estimate. Ii. 4-4666. -3
PAINTING, paperhanging. roof, gut
ter and carpentry repairs: pure oil
paint used RA 1864. GE. $500.
Evening star., 1951-02-26
AGENTS.
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SITUATIONS MEM


CARPENTRY or fine cabinet work by
contract, perfer new construction;
expert workmanship. BACON. ST.
CLERK AND TYPIsT. experienced.
desires work. to IL pm, down
town Washington. MR.. GIBSON,
MI. 1900. 26s
ENGINEER. mech, cap. design de-
velopment wants part,time jo6,
start full-time temp. Box 32S-T.
Star. -27
MAN-Kitchen. janitor or mechanic
helper; sober, reliable, steady. Box
PRAcTiCiNG VIRGINIA ATToRNEY
--32. wants to locate in industry as
administrative legal assistant. Box
BOT. Star. -25
PRESSER. colored. experienced on
SILK and woods. fNEELY) Trinidad
PRINTER, hand compositor, avail
able Immediately. Call ia. S-4S2e.
Evening star., 1951-02-26
CLERK-TYPIST
For Sears, Roebuck & Co.
AUDITING DEPT

<1O14 44t3 o2A l..
This opening for person
seeking permanency; 5-day,
40-hr. wk., starting salary
commensurate with ability.
z Position requires skill and
accuracy In typing statis-
tical reports. Oppor. will be
extended to learn other
phases Of auditing func-
tions If employe so desires.
For appt. call MIR. Cieri.
SEARS, ROEBUCK & co.
2301 LAWRENCE AVE. NE.
NO. 6543
Evening star., 1951-02-26

COPYWRITER
Advertising department of retail cloth
ing store: experience desirable and
writing ability essential. MORToN'S.
312 9TH st. NV, DI. 5000. -27
COSMETIC AND PATENT MEDICINE
clerk. no night or Sunday hours;
meals furn.: COLONIAL DRUG
LIQUOR 1l19 18th st; NV. ~
COSMETIC SALESGIRLS, expert
sas ca sRD Ef sflersnSss sns ssfsea' e p si
COUNTER GIRL or woman for small
salad and sandwich counter: white;
Ex. 7s45. sic 18th st. NV. -2S
CREDIT COLLECTIONS, skip tracer:
perm, sal. commensurate with abili-
Y; pleasant surroundings. 737 9TH
OPERATOR compe-
tent typist with experience in die
taphone or ediphone TRANSCRIPTION.
typewriter; excellent working con-
vancement; 5-day week. 8 to 4.3O.
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES IN
SuRANCE CO.. 14th and L SITS. n.w..
ST. 1900. Ext. 25l. ~
DRESSMAKER, experienced; .knowl-
edge of cutting and making dresses;
DRUG AND sC;osMETICy CLERK. ex-
per-: no Sunday. EASTERN PHAR--
MACY. 18th and D sts.. ne. -27
EXECUTIVE TO SCREEN and place
applicants for positions In doctors
and dentists Offices; guar. salary
and commission. Box 111-R, Star.
Evening star., 1951-02-26
SITUATIONS eoYERNMENT

PERM. e. S. STATUS
Vet. pref. o. a. M, administrative or
inyestigative; 15 yrs. experience;
form 81 available. Box GAR, Star.
Evening star., 1951-02-26

SILK FINTSHER, experienced only;
must be good pleater; good salary.
CHILLUM CLEANERS. oE. $685..
Evening star., 1951-02-26

REFRIGERATORS REPAIRED. also
washers; guaranteed service.
DEPENDO REFRIGERATION CO.
Days, UN. 1872; eves.. ON. 500.
STONE WORK-Retaining walls, nag
stone walks. WALKER. JU. 7-6022.
Evening star., 1951-02-26

ENOGRAPHERS
High school graduate; no experience
required; shorthand speed 80 to 100
w.p.m.; good typist. for stenographic
in IN GEORGETOWN: % % salary 'S over 600 goo
per mo-, plus free TRANSPORTATION /;
paid vacations and sick leave. Phone
for appointment. CAPITAL TRAM
SIT MI R3f3. Ext Az Il
Evening star., 1951-02-26
CLERK-TYPIST
CLERK-TYPIsT

We have an opening for q desirable
position In our business department
for a dependable woman 21-35 years
Of age who can type about 30 words
figures. Apply Personnel Room 506
Open weekdays S:30-5 and Sat 81
THE EVENING STAR
11Ol Penna. Ave NV.
Evening star., 1951-02-26
TELEVISION REPAIR

Prompt service by .eiectronics engi-
neer. ewes. week ends: OM. 6439. q
TELEVlSION REPAIRS - Same day
service; day and night calls. Most
reas. rates In town. Lu 4-7000.
Evening star., 1951-02-26

CHEST OF DRAWERS
drawers, well-made, light hard.
woods, dust-proof; while they last.
$3.50 ca. wholesale or retail. D. c.
ave. NV. Free parking on premises.
The guardian., 1951-10-27

Mother and Dad have their per
sonalized playing cards. towels,
napkins, pillow cases, and what
have you-so why shouldn't "Shir.
lev or "Steyie" have their very
own personalized dessert?
Just a few simple twists Of the
pastry tube viii produce any de-
sired initial for a topping.
And this particular rennet des-
sert, by the way. is a light, health
ful one that may be prepared in a
"jify." It's delicious, too!
Rennst Dessert
Single Serving
Il cup milk mot canned)
/ scant tablespoon rennet powders
Set out / dessert glass. Wdrm
milk slowly until lukewarm, stir
ring constantly. Test a drop on the
inside Of your wrist frequently.
when It feels comfortably warm
11Oo F.) not hot, remove at once
from heat. Stir in rennet powder
at one time. Mix until powder is
dissolved - not OUer one Rlfnate.
Pour at once, t1hiIs stiH hqRid, into
dessert glasses. Do not disturb for
about 10 minutes, while milk sets.
Then chill in refrigerator until
serving time.
Il rounded tablespoon chocolate
rennet powder.
The guardian., 1951-10-27
Carter Post, AL.
Elects Officers

At the last regular meeting of
the William E. Carter Post No.
16, American Legion, the follow
ing officers we're elected for the
ensuing year: Benjamin J. Hol-
ley, commander; Clarence v.
Henderson, senior vice command
er; Israel L. King, junior vice
commander; George H. Sim
mons, adjutant; Wallace Glad
finance officer; C1aren ence H.
Shanks, graves registration Off
Ger; Edward T. Hardwick, chap
lain; Monroe c. Mason, service
officer; Laurence H. Banks, Judge
advocate; Miss Pearl Oliver,
child welfare officer; Clement
Kirton, George A. Freeman and
Samuel Averett, executive COM
mittee; Elliott Freeman, pub
licity officer; James Pyburn, his
torian; Monroe c. Maston, Mar
shall Willis, Suffolk County
Council.
The guardian., 1951-10-27

deserves. A new chapter in
the love life of occasional Hub
and Cambridge visitor, Faith
Henderson Benjamin, is being
written. Dan Cupid has thrown
a dart into the heart of a wealthy
Chicago lawyer, who has flashed
a luxurious Fleetwood Cadillac
before the eyes of Faith and with
his other qualifications landed
the prize. From New York they
motored to Chicago on a honey
moon trip, and on their return,
will reside in New York. In
Cleveland, where her mother
resides, Faith was an appreciated
worker on the Herald. The
sister-in-law of Misses Margaret
and Ethel Henderson of Cam
bridge, on her occasional visits
here, has been seen at many
smart social functions. =. Tickets
for the November 4 recital of
Ruby Stevenson Jones, who ap-
pears at New England Mutual
Hall are going fast, assuring a
The guardian., 1951-10-27

Adelaide Cromwell Hill is look
ing forward to resuming her
teaching assignments. Early in
November she will be Boston
University lecturer on Marriage
and the Family. She will be at
the Sargent branch of the Uni
versity, so she will not be far
from her home and can thus
keep an eye on her two months
old offspring. Several of the
Washington m m b ers of the
Cromwell family have visited
Cambridge since the advent of
young Anthony and his grand
father, John Cromwell, Ade-
ladies father is expected to ar
rive this week to inspect his
newest grandchild. Several
young matrons are anticipating
visits from the Stork, as
Mrs. Richard Walker (Adelaide
Holbrook), and Mrs. Robert Phil
lips. After the new baby's ad-
vent, Mrs. Phillips expects to
join Mr.. Phillips in Germany.
The baby, by the way, will prob
ably b eborn in Pittsburgh, the
mothers former home. =. Have
you seen "The Well" now show
ing at RKO Boston Theatre?
Everybody is talking about this
different" story of ON nflic t S
among the two races. Unlike
most pictures of the kind it does
not attempt to point a lesson, but
lets the picture point its own
moral. 1t is packed, too, with
thrills, making it most fasci-
mating spectacle. Critics acclaim
it as the best picture of the year.
It started last Wednesday and
will run as long as attendance
warrants it. It is up to many of
us to see to it that the picture
has long run, which it richly
The guardian., 1951-10-27

It will be art week at Practical
Arts High School next week
when specimens of pupils work
will be on exhibition, Miss Laura
! Wentworth in charge. Prominent
among the exhibits will be paint
ines and photos of paintings by
Lois Jones, one of the most OUT
standing graduates of the school.
/ These latter paintings will be
displayed in separate case and
will reveal the high art of the
young woman, daughter of our
own Mrs. Carolyn Jones of Mar
rishof st., and Oak Bluffs. Lois,
you know, is head of the art de-
partment of Howard University
in Washington, D. c., and has re-
Gently returned from her annual
vacation abroad. In Paris, she
was hostess to the Norman Har-
rises, who spent several weeks
touring Europe this summer, re-
turning home last week. Doris
| (Harris) enjoyed meeting some
Of her former teachers when she
was a music student during her
preparatory days and also had
reunions with many friends made
at that time. Former Bos-
tonians Theresa Lee Robinson
and her sister, Miss Genevieve
Lee are at last settled in an
apartment on Riverside Drive.
| They are the last of the old Bos-
ton Lee family. Mr.. Joseph Lee,
older Hubites will recall, was at
one time proprietor of the IA
nous Woodland Park Hotel in
Auburndale and Mrs. Lee was a
social arbiter of the times. They
lived, when in Boston, at 528
Columbus ave-, at a time when
there were only two or three
+ families of color on the avenue,
the J. H. Lewises and the Glovers
being two of those families. OF
that latter family, there is sbut
| one representative survivi n g,
Mrs. Georgine Glover Brow n,
now residing at Alb Newbury ST.,
long time music. teacher. When
/ these families f f1ourished and
ruled Boston society, unknown
were the automobile, the radio
and cocktail parties and pink
lemonade and cookies were the
standard refreshments at parties,
when bobbed hair was unthought
Of and when ladies skirts were
below the shoe tops. But every
one was happy and compensating
were the small prices paid for
rent and food and clothing. An
annual salary of $1,000 was con-
sidered more than enough to pay
for the commodities of life with
some to spare for saving, etc.
Little Anthony Cromwell Hill
over in Cambridge is thriving
and will not interfere in his
mothers educational career, for
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churches in the interest of a new
department to his religious work,
the establishment of a religious
training school for youth. Miss
Pattie George, native of Ham
let accompanied the visitors in
and around Boston.
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big success for this talented mu-
sician. Her concert is sponsored
by the Greater Boston Organists
and Directors Guild. Ina Braith-
waite will serve as Miss Jones
acconpanist. :. Mrs. Paul Robe
son was a featured speaker last
Saturday and Sunday at the Con-
ference at Hotel Lenox and as
usual proved herself a gifted and
informed speaker. And Mrs.
Portuondo is dead! How lonely
now for her husband. The couple
wer so devoted. Dynamic
Charles Lewis is off to the wars,
joining the Air Force.
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Star Entertainers
In Unusual Concert

An unusual night Of culture
featuring a brilliant array Of
Colored and Jewish artists will
take place Saturday evening,
November 10 at the Jeremiah
Burke High School, RoXbury,
sponsored by the Peoples Victory
Forum and Freedom Associates.
Heading a large group of en-
tertainers will be the Duke of
Iron, New York's leading Calypso
singer, and Martha Schlamne,
who will present repertoire of
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European and Israel songs. Other
participating artists are Ruth
Plenty, popular Boston contralto,
Si-Lan Chen, who will present a
program of African dances; DR..
]. E. Jeltz, baritone, the full fifty
voice Jewish Folk Chorus; Gym
thia Belgrave Jones, who will
offer dramatic readings; Eman-
cipation Youth Chorus, Buckner
Candy, concert pianist. A drama
tic sketch will be presented by
the Humboldt Players.