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Evening star., 1952-09-26
SALES



We are building anew in our Wash
ington territory and seek q man who
IS willing to work to build future
for himself. We are a. 45-year ,old
AAA-l concern. one of the Oldest
and largest in our field, now ex-
panding Manufacturers OF top
quality exclusives, line includes
business gifts. business greeting
cards, advertising blotters for di-
rect mail and we are leaders in the
calendar feld: Incentive earnings
We want Is capabie % Of calling & NON on
owners of businesses and is we'll
acquainted in and around Washing
ton.
are high. with 25eo
year-end bonus. plus disqualification.
life insurance and retirement profit
LEE r. REYNOLDS. Ex. S0S2, on
September 20 and ~.
Evening star., 1952-09-26
BOOKKEEPER

Accounts receivable, experienced, for
Underwood Elliott Fisher an. bed
bookkeeping machine; permanent
position; good salary. group insur.
ance benefits, vacation with pay;
pleasant working conditions. II,
HARRIS 4 CO, jewelers.. l1ol z
once. ia
Evening star., 1952-09-26
HElP--MEN

statesmen (2), exper. in slip covers
and upholstering sales, must be
exper, bona fide leads given. Ii.
6-7222. -1R
Evening star., 1952-09-26
OILrBURNER
SERVICE MECHANIC

Must be Thoroughly experienced and
have GOOD record with former en-
tween 10 am. and 4 pm. to Mr.
Simpson, e. C. KEYS & SON, INC.
S4O4 Georgia ave. Silver Spring
II employed during day. cau Shep.
herd 177Z for appointment. --2S
Evening star., 1952-09-26
HELP---MEN
ROUTEMEN

Opportunity to earn good salary. Ap-
MANHATTAN CO.
LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANING
1928 FLA. AVE. NV. 80
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PRESCRIPTION
PHARMACIST

For prescription work only. in mod
ern Arlington, Va, drugstore. Start
ing salary $135 week; employe
benefits. Phone ia. 4-O450.
Evening star., 1952-09-26

SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS -
Large ESQ service station. Must have
exper: Full-time work. Apply LEE
PERSHING ESQ. $500 N. Pershing
service STATION ArTENDANSTs,
experienced; day work: sick and
foRes feassl lf:zs EASE ERslz ERazANaG AANNRREws AR
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
COMMUNITY ESQ, 81 N. Glebe
rd., Arlington. OK. 32SS. -26
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT -
II, pm. to 7:3O am: exper. only.
lar work; BARkoN's sUNoCo
sERvIcEs EHSsf Is sraTioN All ATTENDANT, ATTENDANT ex.
soMERY Hits ls II TExAco Hasoesi sTATfoN. MHnN,
SI0l Georgia ave-. Silver Spring.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT ATTENDANT. ex-
perlenced; excellent opportunity At
new station. Apply ESQ SERvI-
ton rd., Bethesda. Md. -2S
SERVICE STATION ASST. MGR.
White, age between 25-4O, must be
Only well-experienced operator with
references need apply. BARRON'S
SUNOCO SERVICE STATION. Wis
consin ave. and River I'd. NV. -2e
SHEET METAL MECHANICS
ARs RSonssD hslDt5s Ga AGplz to sr sm ss 5x Nj
ENG1NEEERF;1NG EF; co co.. 1Ncas csAItE6 41sd
Evening star., 1952-09-26

exper. helpful but not
necessary. Apply WESTERN AUTO,
290g Wilson blvd. Arl.. Va. pa
statesmen, new and used cars: must
be experienced: references; salary
and commission; demonstrator fur
nished with gasoline. CALL CARL
MOTORS, INC, 77Ol wisconsin ave,
Bethesda. See Mr.. Hermann.
statesmen (2l, automotive iobber, to
SaeTs and ee ApDy 500 s.
sALEsMEN-1f you can earn $3.50 q
A you in r our 0 lons &c established sST Outside M
selling organization. Joe fash NEW
YORK JEWELRY 719 9TH st. NV.
SALESMEN--Young and aggressive
to sell nationally advertised choco-
late products to retail grocery stores
super markets, drug and confection-
ary store, metropolitan area: cal
necessary; salary and automobile
allowance; good advancement. Write
qualifications, Box 277-L. Star. --2S
Evening star., 1952-09-26
LEE HOUSE
18th and L SITS. NV.
Washington, D. C.
RCA Service Co..
Inc.
Camden, N. J.

TENOR SOLOIST, protestant church,
Georgetown; SIS monthly. Call DU.
3ig5 before ! pm. go
TIMERS 90. exper., steady work.
Apply 6103 63rd pl., e. Riverdale.
Mo. or phone WA. 7044 after 8 pm.
TREE EXPERT, or man willing to
learn: must be good climber; rural
experience helpful. KE. S.S4OO-
Evening star., 1952-09-26

CLERK-TYPIST
Permanent position In. large jewelry
store; AZ hours q week; pleasant
working conditions. many company
benefits. Apply Mr.. Winstead,
kENT'S 701 9TH ct. NV. -26
Evening star., 1952-09-26
STORM WINDOW
statesmen


Excellent working conditions. vaca-
tion with pay, and many other
benefits. Liberal Commission.
LEADS FURNISHED
Your opportunity for real money
nov With . future. CAN NJ: Lang,
3707 14th st. NV. RA. 3112. so
TKLEVIsION.RADIO servicemen. ex-
perienced. for outside service on
quality instruments. must be capable
OF rendering courteous. efdlcient sery-
Ice In better homes; car furnished:
modern, c0mpletely equipped service
dept. FRED WALKER. zoos Wilson
blvd. Arlington. Va. OK. 1174.
TELEvIsTON sERvICEMEN - Large
service organization needs exper..
neat and courteous men; transp,
furn.; excel. salary and Worktng
eonds.; good hrs. Apply o119 Ga.
ave. NV. -z
Evening star., 1952-09-26
THE EVENING STAR


eIsRks SHOE 4RR s4oRE. go f'ia: e:
CASHIER once position for
person interested In public rela-
tions work; day hours; willing . to
train In use Of MGR machine: .em-
tion, Social Security dement's. Apply
personnel once, GARFIELD HOS.
PITAL, 10th and Florida ave. NV.
--26
CASHIER. steady work: 5is.day
SHOE CO., 1898 st. n.W.. NE.
9072. --27
young lady, Arl. resident
preferred. Must be accurate. Laree
real estate and mortgage loan ONCE.
oW. $500. AkLiNGToN iiSafsS Really
Evening star., 1952-09-26
.IANITOR

JANITOR
Colored. over so; day work. See Mrs.
k1mban, 122S Eye st. NV. -27
JANITOR
Settled married man for apt. house
located NV. 14th st, Must be
thoroughly experienced on stokers
and good all-around mechanic; good
salary and apt; call Mr. Irvine, MA,
5000 between and pm. -26
JANITOR-PAINTER
To live in. Can DU. 0429 go
JEWELER - Experienced on repair
work for trade shop. Call ia. 1886
between $40 pm. 30
Evening star., 1952-09-26
YOUNG MEN

Il you are seeking q Job or Illustrated
IN your present one, have q Sood
standing In your community and
would like to enter the selling fleld
submit your background to Box
SZSi-G. star and we will call you
Evening star., 1952-09-26
INSTALLERS

storm window and door installers,
part or full time, must be eXperi.
enced; bring tools ready for work.
highest salary, good working condi-
tionS. many other benefits. Cali
MIR. SELL, GE. 344O.
Evening star., 1952-09-26
BOOKKEEPING
MACHINE
OPERATOR

s1-ss year: q age. yith sxperienes
hshed concern: S-day. 1o-hour week.
holidays. paid vacations. many Dc.
sirable company benefits. Good pay
with chance for advancement. Ap-
ply Personnel. Room COS; open
weekdays S;30-S and sat 81. No
Evening star., 1952-09-26
ELEVATOR OPERATOR
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ENGlNEER-S1EAM
Third class; permanent, good pay.
plus breakfast; hours. IL to 8 am;
experienced in refrigeration and oil
burner; paid vacations, sick leave,
group insurance and other worth
while employment benefits. Box
463-L, Star. -26
Evening star., 1952-09-26

Excellent opportunity to work with
ing. and general art. Bring samples
TO Ted Shane, ADVERTISING
AGENCY. Suite 412. Homer Bldg.
Evening star., 1952-09-26
CASHIER

Excellent working conditions, good
pay, for MGR operator; experience
not necessary. 5-day week. Apply
CLOTHES aIi hssi'n iss5 Sre = ct. tnoSS.w S.w. BOND
Evening star., 1952-09-26
MEN

MEN (5). to work on large moving
lob; apply Saturday 8 am. 46O New
York ave n W
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CONTINUED On Next Psss,
Evening star., 1952-09-26
ENGINEER. JR.

With degree in mechanical engineer
rience preferred; excellent salary
and all employe benefits with an
established organization. Call ME,
R0l4. Il
The Miami times., 1952-05-03
Sentence. Sermons
MEME, MEME, rEkgL, uPHARsuN
BY REV. FRANK CLARENCE LOWRY FOR AMP

Weights and measures dating the Pyramids to Our mod
ton - ~ N - ~A0~~~
10 erect building to begin life that will
1acorS must be guided with steady
and temperatures their
ana 10 stand the rgorS of time
must continually be exherted his
But SAD Hfate has followers
VINO passed principle for just distance down
Ine road found their wisdom only that scholar
o. Gods commandments of life youth must early keep,
be weighed in the balance for selling Christ
David paid
and life Him only brighten
live his life but with God, entirely
not
lost thing when he determined set follow
get the edc of the king.
Also Shadrak Mesgach and Abedngo
advice and toured the furnace with God sprnme
experienced the worst.
But Behazzar followed Nebuchadnezzars
ed far being the taking
against
other.
10. It is too late for the handwriting
Meme Meme Tee Uphars has by Daniel been interpreted and
BelShazzar is spirited to his eternal bed
Everything BeShazzar
clothed with scarlet
this is their reward following God
H. And to youth these come eadfas and
faithful to God remain tell his pleasures
you would never forsake God blush His
The Miami times., 1952-05-03
HAT DESIGNERS
CREATIONS
DISPLAYED AT
MIAMI BEACH

Mrs. EStelle Banks of Phila-
delphia who recently visited Mi
ami and displayed her original
hats in the patio of the Lord CAL
vert hotel, has been selected to
sell her hats in Vogue Shop of
the Saxony Hotel, Miami Beach,
one of the finest on the Beach.
She also will display her hats at
fashion review and tea before
60 women in May at one of the
swank clubs on the Beach. Her
hats will also be featured next
year at opening of Hialeah Park
when the wealthy are a part Of
the fashion parade.
Saturday her hats were dis
played by Coronet models and in
the future will be worn also. by
the famous Powers models.
Mrs. Banks studied at the
School of Design and Trophagan
in New York City. She is a mem
of the National Association Of
Fashion Designers and the Nation
al Council of Negro Women
which was founded by Mrs. Be-
thune.
While at Lord Calvert, the pop
ular Sepia models, Corrine Anton,
Anita Brown Ga Brandford
model from New York and Louise
Symonette wore. her hats.
The Miami times., 1952-05-03
RED ATTORNEY
STARTS JAIL
TERM

NEW YORK - (CNS) - At
torney George w. Crockett, Jr.
along with four other co-workers
who gave Judge Harold Medina
so much trouble in 1949 while
defending the Communists on
trial for conspiracy against the
Government, surrendered meek
ly this week at the u. S. Court
House. Crockett with four other
attorneys, was senenced for con-
tempt of court with Crockett draw
ing term of four months.
It. is believed that he vial be
sent to the federal penitentiary at
Danbury, Conn. for four months.
He has no chance for "time-off
for good behaviour" because his
sentence is less than the requir-
ed six months. Crockett is AZ and
from Detroit.
The Miami times., 1952-05-03
Meharry, Tuskegee Get $782,24O
From Regional Education Board

ATLANTA, Ga. = (ANP) =
The two Negro schools which are
members of the Southern Reg
ional Education Board received a
total of $782 $50 during the three
year history of the organization.
Meharry Medical college, Nash
vile, Tenn, and Tuskegee Insti-
tute, Ala. are the colored schools
which are members of the IA
state education pact.
The Miami times., 1952-05-03
Mt. Calvary Baptist
Church News
Rev. E. M. Thomas, pastor
Bette M. Kendrick, reporter


Sunday School met at $50 am.
under the direction of our sup
erintendent Brother Grady Mann.
AT III o'clock the devotion was
conducted by Brother James JUS
tice and Brother Daniel Smith.
The speaker was the Rev. Grant,
missionary for the FEC AsSocia-
ton, whose text was taken from
Romans 1:16, For I am not
ashamed of the gospel of Christ" "
At $50 pm. the BTU was con-
Quoted by the president, Sister
Ella Mae Wilcox. The devotion at
2 o'clock was led by Brother
Charles Florence. The scripture
was read by the Rev. w. F. Hal
loway from Psalm 122. The mes
sage was delivered by the Rev.
d. A. Bradley from st. Luke Is:
18, 'I will arise and go to my
father" Subject, 81 am going
home" He was accompanied by
our pastor, Rev. Thomas, Rev. H.
M. Mcdonald, and Rev. w. F.
Galloway.
Sister Cherry, who has been
sick for a long time was able to
be out with us on Sunday, thank
God. The public is welcome to
worship with us at any time.
The Miami times., 1952-05-03
Church Of Christ

The Church Of Christ Written in
Heaven closed its District meet
ing Sunday night with a good
service. Three were ordained
deaconS, for whem we thank
God. The total raised was $685.. go.
We were happy and blessed to
have with us our Bishop c. Pal
lar and Bishop j. c. Blakely, also
the Presiding Elder ". O. Smith
0f the Tallahassee District and
many other clergymen.
Elder .. J. Millner wishes to
thank all the members and friends
for helping to make this meeting
90 ever the top. The East Coas
The Miami times., 1952-05-03

Meharry received $510,750, and
Tuskegee received $271, 500. Me-
harry received its funds for the
training of medical and dental
students, while Tuskegee receiv-
ed its for the training of veter-
inarianS..
The SREB was organized in
1949 when ID southern states de-
cided to ignore state lines and
The Miami times., 1952-05-03

allow each member state access
to the educational specialties of
the other.
The organization particular
area of activity is in the fields of
medicine, dentistry and veterin-
airy science. It allocates $1,5OO per
student per year for medical and
dental training, and $1,000 for
veterinary medicine.
The Miami times., 1952-05-03

The pastor and officers of
Temple wish to thank the mem
bers and auxiliaries fer their
splendid cooperation in the re-
cent drive. Please remember
Communion Service Q pm. Sun
day. Rummage Sale and table on
the church grounds Saturday
afterneon.
The Miami times., 1952-05-03
ST. Matthew And
Temple Notes

Funeral services were held for
the remains of Mrs. r. Darling on
Wednesday afternoon at st. Mat
thew's. Mrs. Darling died on April
"a. She was faithful member of
the chNlrch. The pastor, Rev. N.
F. Clark, officiated.
The Miami times., 1952-05-03

Sunday morning, after the SER
mon. there will be Covenant
meeting. Members and friends are
urged to be present at this soul
reviving meeting. st. Matthew's
viii commune at the evening
worship.
The Miami times., 1952-05-03

District is blazing the way for the
Church of Christ Written in
Heaven.
The Miami times., 1952-05-03
DIRECTIONS TO PROPERTY

Drive north Dixie highway to 15Oh street and r
18th avenue Turn north E. 18th avenue 70 152nJ
terrace Model home located at NE 152nd terrace and
18th court. W
Model Home Furnished by Leonard's Furniture Stor.
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Northeast
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n. m. Reverend Everett Johnson,
Pastor at Senatobia, delivered the
Annual sermon which marked a
great spiritual beginning for the
third in the series of Annual Con-
ferences of the Eighth Episcopal
District. The holy communion was
administered by Bishop Carey A.
Gibbs and Presiding Elders of the
Northeast Conference: Reverends
c. b. Brantley, f. n. B. Ward, and
+. D. Manson.
Many visitors and friends from
over tthe District were present at
this. session to share in the joyous
fellowship of this Northeast Mis-
sissippi Conference.
4. At the afternoon session, the
Bishop received reports from the
Pastors of the Grenada and Sena-
tohia Districts. At this session, a
word of greeting was extended to
the Conference by the Ministerial
representatives from the various
Conferences of the District, and
Lay representative, DR.. a. Charles
Hunter, outstanding Physician of
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be held in New Orleans early in
1853.
Officers Of NNPA and the news
papers they represent are as fol
lows: Louis Martin of the Michi-
gan Chronicle, president; Carl Muir
ply Of the Afro-American news
papers, vice president; William 0.
Walker of the Cleveland Call and
Post, secretary; Mrs. Robert L.
Vann of the Pittsburgh Courier
treasurer. The directors are: Dow
dal II. Davis of the Kansas City
Call; John kirkpatrick Of the East
st. Louis Crusader; Emory Jack
son Of the Birmingham World; c.
c. Dejoie Of the Louisiana Weekly;
John II. Sengstacke of the Chicago
Defender; c. a. Scott Of the At
lanta Daily World; Carter Wesley
of the Houston Informer; and
Thomas w. Young of the Norfolk
Journal and Guide.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-11-15

Columbus.
The Anniversary of the Pension
and Church Extension Department
of the AME Church was observed
during the evening session. DR.. E.
w. Whitfield, Presiding Elder OF
the New Orleans District of the
Louisiana Annual Conference, de-
livered the message.
The Conference Institute which
is definite part of the Conference
Schedule, began at $50 a. m.
Thursday of the Conference with
Reverends: G. H. j. Thibodeaux,
and G. n. Collins, Instructors
These inspired Instructors find the
hearts of the listeners. AS a re-
suit of these Institutes should
come the greatest evangelistic cru
SADIE of the Century. The Ministers
and lay delegates enthusiastically
avail themselves of the institute
hour. The courses are: % Evan
gelism Personal and Visitation;
and, GU The Junior Church.
The Conference, following the
Institute hour, was assembled anC
Pastoral reports of the West Point
| district were received.
/ The Noon Day retreat, a spiritu
ally refreshing period, continued a:
definite part of the Conference
schedule. Speakers We're: Rever
ends: c. F. Johnson, T. J. Jiles anC
]. c. Grove. The ordination o.
Elders and Deacons was observed
during the Saturday retreat hour
Education night was one of tn,
+highlights of the Conference. De
livering most impressive sermon
! fitted for the occasion, was Rever
end w. NJ. Lee President H. ?
Wilburn of Campbell College de
livered a most timely message re
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mittee on Civil Rights, will be a.
mong the speakers at the United
Negro College Funds fourth an
nual symposium, Tuesday evening,
November 18th, at Hunter College
Assembly Hall, Goth Street and
Park Avenue.
The theme of this years forum
is "Color in Democracy" and a
panel of seven authorities in their
respective fields will discuss the
progress that is being made by
Negroes in America toward our
democratic standards of health,
education, housing, employment,
social and civil rights.
Other panel speakers for the
November 18th symposium e
Robert C. Weaver, director Of the
John Hay Whitney Foundation and
former special assistant to the adj
ministrator of the United States
Housing Authority, Carl T. Rowan,
reporter for the Minneapolis Tri-
bune and author of the recent
book, South of Freedom, DR..
Peter Marshall Murray, surgeon
and only, Negro member of the
House oftDelegates of the Ameri-
can Medical Association and Albert
w. Dent, president of billiard Uni
versity, New Orleans, La, one of
the 81 member institutions of the
United Negro College Fund.
Mr.. G, D. Jackson, Publisher of
Fortunes Magazine and national
chairman of the United Negro Col
lege Funds 1852 campaign, will
preside at the Symposium. A ques-
ton and answer period of the pro-
grain will be conducted with John
X. M. McCaffery, WHIT news
commentator and Virgilia Peter
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-11-15

Let us rededicate ourselves to
the cause for which we nave as
sembled," the sesolution stated,
adding that mot violence, bombings
or other attempts at intimidation
would stop the states NAACP in
its drive for equality of citizenship
and opportunity for Mississippians.
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other applicant repeatedly turned
the position down although he was
Offered $4,000.
1t is said that the council was
ready to pay Brown $4,000 when he
indicated that he would be salts
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son, moderator Of WABD's "Author
Meets the Critic" program as in
terrogators.
The New York City clubs Of
eleven women's college, Barnard,
Bennington, Bryn Mawr, Connecti-
cut, Mount Holyoke, Radcliffe,
Sarah Lawrence, Smith, Vassar,
Wellesley, and Wheaton with the
New York branch Of the American
Association of University Women
are co-sponsors Of the symposium
with the United Negro College
Fund.
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Heads List OF
Speakers For
College Fund
Symposium

Edith Sampson, alternate dele
gate to the current United Nations
General Assembly, Buell. G. Gallag-
her, president of City College and
Morris L. Ernst, attorney and
member of the Presidents Com
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COURT FIGHTS ON BIAS

,YAZOO CITY, Miss, Nov. 6 II
The Mississippi State Conference
of Branches of the National AS
ISOLATION for the Advancement of
Colored People this week pledged
itself ''to the full use of the courts
to insure the full rights Of all cii-
zens as guaranteed by the 14th
and 18th Amendments of the Con-
stitution of the United States"
A resolution adopted by dele
gates attending the seventh annual
session of the conference called for
legal action to eliminate segrega-
ton in public education from the
elementary to the graduate and
professional levels" and called for
full and free use Of the ballot by
Negro citizens, federal legislation
against discrimination in employ
ment, housing legislation, and ac-
ton to end police brutality.
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