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The Miami times., 1952-03-15
EWC PREXY
RECEIVES
DOCTOR OF
LAW DEGREE

In ceremonies marking the
82nd anniversary of the founding
of Allen University, several in
dividuals, who are outstanding
because of their contributions to
society were highly honored by
receiving degrees conferred by
his historic institution.
Florida was highly honored by
having one of its native sons, and
president of the oldest institution
of higher learning in the state, in
The person of Mr.. w. B. Stewart,
president of Edward Waters Col
lege, who received the Doctor of
Laws Degree.
The faculty and student body
of Edward Waters College con-
graduated DR.. Stewar. during
chapel services, Tuesday, March
4.
Others who were Signally hon.
ored during the ceremonies were:
Mr.. J. r. Bond, supervisor of Ed
ucation for the state of South
Carolina: Mr.. L. K Wells, editor
of Color Magazine, one of the
most widely read periodicals in
the u. S., who received the de-
gree of Doctor of Letters, and Mr..
w. K. Payne, president of Georgia
State College, who also received
the degree of Doctor of Letters.
The Miami times., 1952-03-15
ISIS PLAN
ORIENTAL BALL

Kazah Court No. III Daughters
of Isis auxiliary to Kazah Temple
No. 149 Mobiles of the Mystic
Shrine is making plans for their
Oriental Ball on Friday, April Is
at the Harlem Square Ballroom.
A guest list of 500 persons is
being prepared to witness. this
elaborate affair when this ancient
Egyptian order known as the
Queens of Masonry will appear in
their white Oriental satin gowns
and slippers.
DIT. Hester Rivers will direct a
style show during the evening.
The guest will also be treated to
Floor Show.
Like the Shriners, the Daugh-
tiers of Isis are great contributors
to the Cancer and T. B. Funds.
Local charities will also derive
the benefit from this gala affair.
The Miami times., 1952-03-15
ON HUMAN
RELATIONS
PANEL.

Mrs. Mayme Williams, member
of the faculty of Booker T.
Washington high school and wife
of its principal, and the first
person in the South to receive a
Masters degree in Human Rela-
tions, participated in panel on
programs of Prejudice" We'd
nesday March IL at 1890 am. at
the Central YWCA. Other mem
bers of the panel were DR.. Fred
Routh, assistant professor, De-
partment of Human Relations,
University Of Miami, and Gilbert
Balkin, director, Anti-Defamation
League. Miss Alice MacVicar,
former assistant director of in
struction, Dade county public
schools, and now an executive
with the Miami Round Table, Ma
tional Conference of Christians
and Jews, served as moderator.
The panel discussion was the
fourth event in current events
lecture series being given by the
YWCA under the general title
"The World Today"
Mrs. Williams represented sew
eral minority groups in the dis
cission: the woman's point of
The Miami times., 1952-03-15
PARIS MODEL
FEATURED IN
FASHIONETTA

The famous and scintilating
model Dorothea Towles is re-
turning to America after a SEN
sational success on the continent,
to present her collection OF
French Fashions. One of her first
ENGAGEMENTS, after reaching
America, will be to stage her
show of fabulous creations for
Gamma Zeta Omega chapter of
Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority. No
pains are being spared to make
this one of the mos: talked of and
glamorous events of this or any
other season.
Miss Towles, who began her
professional career in the sum
mer of 1945, and is a graduate of
the Dorothy Farrier School of
Modelling in Hollywood, Califor-
MIA. OF her Madame Elsa Schia-
parelli has said, 'Dorothea
Towles will go very far in es-
tablishing a permanent notch in
the fashion world" Robert Pique1
another famous French designer,
says" - one of the most exciting
and dazzling beauties to ever
show clothes She can make
clothes come to life and give
them a personality"
The Miami times., 1952-03-15
Beauticians Unit
SIS To Give Fashion
Show Sunday

The Liberty Professional Beau
ticians Uni: No. 55 invites you to
their Cocktail Fashion Show
Sunday, March IL at 400 pm. til
700. In the beautiful Lord CAL
vert hotel patio, 276 NV 9th s..
All members are asked to be
present at club meeting Tuesday
evening at 8 o'clock at Macs
Beauty Ches., $3.50 NV 18th ave.
Car Collins. reporter
The Miami times., 1952-03-15

Parents. teachers and friends
of the Liberty City Primary
school will gather on the beauti-
full and spacious lawn of MIR. and
Mrs. Dennis Smith of 1895 NV
9th ST., on the afternoon of Sun
day, March 16. The occasion will
be held in observance of the 3rd
anniversary of the establishing
The Miami times., 1952-03-15
FALSE FRIENDS

BY William Henry Huff for AMP
When I'm convinced one not a
friend,
From lips of those who know,
l bring my visits to an end
Anr find elsewhere to go;
Whoever has a double face
Has but an evil heart.
The Miami times., 1952-03-15

of the school.
DR.. J. T. Wilson, superinten-
dent of Dade county public
school education will be guest
speaker. The president and Off
GERS of the PTA are asking all
persons interested in the educa-
ton of the youth of Dade county
to come out and hear the man
under whose administration we
have made so much progress in
Negro education. The hour is
from o'clock to 6 o'clock.
Mrs. Dennis Smith is president
of the PTA and Mrs. GuSsie NJ.
Dobbs, reporter.
The Miami times., 1952-03-15

view, the Negro's and the Cath
olic's. She also gave WV point
Of view. for she is past chairman
of the Committee of Management
of Murrell Branch YWCA.
Evening star., 1952-12-16
SITUATIONS MEN
MEN AVAILABLE NOW

MAN, minor maintenance, PIX,
white. age so; local refs; prefer III
pm. to z am ,JE 3-07R7 - Q
Evening star., 1952-12-16

TV SERVICE MEN
AND BENCHMEN
We have positions paying
up to $100 for five days
per week.
Annual leave and insurance benefits.
conditioned shop. For further
Evening star., 1952-12-16
AMBITIOUS MAN

25 to 45 years. Sincere. reliable. in
terested in lifetime career in sales
or sales management. Car re-
quired. No travelling. Sales expert
ence or knowledge Of our business
unnecessary. We thoroughly train
you to assure success. Our average
salesman earns about S105 for a
week. Above average men earn con-
siderably more. II qualified promo
tion to sales management position
assures average annual earnings of
$4,000 to $4,000. Above average
managers have opportunity for EX-
TREMELY HIGH income for LIFE
TIME. Perhaps you are in your
present position because no better
opportunity presented itself at the
time This may be a real oppor.
tunity for you: Determine this by
writing: E. w. Dempsey. Box 243-V.
Star. giving complete details about
yourself. previous experience and
phone number. All replies held in
strict confidence. Personal inter-
view will be arranged. Our STAFF has
been advised Of this advertisement.
Evening star., 1952-12-16
HELP-DoMESTIc

COOK, G.H.W., part care of Q chill
dren; live in; must have recent. To-
cal refs; RA. 6-6426. is
COOK-L.H.W.. white: to live-in
modern conveniences: pleasant up.
SaEso Stars room; refs. required. OIL
G.H.W. and help with children, g Cir
to live in; no cooking; good salary
Refs EN-. 3-672S. 10
G.H.W., good cook. live in. fond Of
children refs. required; $50 plus
yearly bonus. RA. 6-O97s is
G.H.W., colored. 25-45: live-in; good
naa PLAIN COOK; 5.day wk.: must have
good refs.; S27.50 wk. JU. 9-3l12
GHW-Colored, live in. Good cook
Fond of children. Refs. required
$50 plus yearly bonus. EN-. 2-293S.
G.H.w.: part time. every Mon, Wed
and Fri, from It'll after dinner;
oI' eTpetl 4-1o99. e9q recent refs essential @n4
GIRL. must be fond of children;
g;h.w.; references; Mon, Wed. and
Fri; SIT plus carfare.. JU. 9-5647.
MAID, experienced; salary open to
required. LU. 1-4265. IT
MIDDLE AGED WHITE WOMAN, for
companion to help young mother
plus small salary. AP. 7-257S. -17
white, between 20 and
30, to care for invalid child. Live
in: refs. WO. 6-2195. 30
NEAT GIRL. thoroughly exper.; take
care of children and g.h.W.: must
give recent local refs. DE. 1890.
WHITE WOMAN. with 1 child, to live
in and keep house for small family;
5-day wk.: small salary. Ii. 7-7643
Evening star., 1952-12-16
HElP-MEN

STOCK MAN. experienced, good start
ing rate with prosperous future foII
TIRE SALESMAN for fast-growing
guarantees to back UP sales. Com
mission with drawing account. Ap-
ply ANDERSON SERVICE, TIE 9th
st. NV. Do not phone. lis
TRUCK DRIVER, for electrical whole
sale house, dependable man with
good refs; good starting salary.
BEACON ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO.,
S051 18th ST.. Silver Spring, Md.
Evening star., 1952-12-16
HO. 2-2476
TYPTSTS

i 4O i ~
Experienced, under 35 years of age,
for a scientific research organiza.
tion offering
71a-hour day. 5-day week
"a days annual leave
Is days sick leave
Call EX 3-S100, Ext..39 lie
WAITRESS = Good earnings. Apply
DUFFYS TAVERN. 1851 Ga. ave
WAITRESS, white. night club ex.
perience only. Full or part time
Call after pm, 10. S-5225. -1e
WAITRESS, white, to work in res.
taurant delicatessen; full or part
time; hrs. and salary open. Apply
in person. 70S N. Randolph ST.,
Arlington, Va. lis
WAITRESS, exper., evening work;
Excellent earnings. UN. 4-3066
QUEENSTOWN DELIcATEssEN.
WAITRESSES-Exper., refined. fol
exclusive restaurant Apply after
z pm. at MICHEL'S. 1920 Ver-
mont ave. NV. -22
MATTRESSES. white. experienced
Apply in person, 1345 Conn. ave,
excel. tips, meals and uniforms
furn. Apply COLONIAL KITCHEN
2U45 Wilson blvd, Arl. 10
Evening star., 1952-12-16
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

COOK. white; hard worker. fond Of
$35 per week. Box LOST. Star. =
COOK OR COOKS HELPER in board
ing house: Settled woman. Expe-
riensed. RA. 6-s14S. -
part time or child care; honest,
reliable; references. LU. 4-4294.
GIRL, colored, wants daywork al
once, Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri. Call
GIRL, Is colored; Iog 80, to do g;h;w;; 5-day
Ef' Efek; S-5Sa4! EGor refs go home nights
GIRL. coiored; wants work from s-e
take tax {saso1 ea5s q children housecleanins'
GIRL. col. desires days work or Of
fice. work. UN.. 4-33S0; .
LAUNDRESS. exper. to do laund. in
my home; pickup and delivery serV-
ice: Cali Ludlow 2-4101. 16'
WOMAN. colored; wishes part time
WOMAN. V coiored; SHre 9 desires say' days work,
Thursday to Saturday. DE. 2-5S54.
WOMAN, colored. wants days work fol
Tuesdays. Wednesdays and Fridays;
good cleaner; refs. DE: 2-8395.
WOMAN wants work by the day: good
oMAS ESs6ss best esnereSced 5sfs CO. wants 5S4 day.
work Of any kind. Call eyes,. 7:30
on, ME. S-O9S7.
COLORED GIRL wishes lh.w. and
child care after school, LU. 1-2112.
COLORED WOMAN wants Job as
nursemaid; $50. carfare. Call Ii
COLORED WOMAN COOK, child
care, light cleaning. Ii. 4-6097.
CoLoRED WOMAN, reliable, desire.
days work. laundry, cleaning; refs
LU. 4-42S5.
Evening star., 1952-12-16
ALBAN TOWERS
37OO MASS, AVE. NV.

GIRL to work behind counter; no
EAPoiLEoNs RGsTAURANT. AN sszaj ss4s
Conn. ave. -17
LADIES 10). to launch AVONS
smashing new sales program Jan. /
Call now for choicest openings. RE.
7-S107. --16
LADIES, part time. day or eve, in
hours to suit you; no exper. nee. |;
about 81 hr. Apply 10-2 pm. or
81 Pm, Tues. Wed. Thurs. RIM.
Sol TO 14th st. NV. -17
YOUNG LADIES to teach ballroom
1 anneins tpsn cs aosi EYES S4 6S Sanc; mr.
studios. CO. $1,000. 6-S pm. Ii
Evening star., 1952-12-16
HElP-WokEN

ASSISTANT to restaurant executive,
menu typing, simple ONCE work
salary and meals. -JA. 7-9SSS. lie
ASST. HOUSEKEEPER, for residen-
| tial and transient hotel. Good sal
ary: exper: Box. 19s-V. star. lis
BEAUTICIAN-Colo with follow
110S goth st. NV. Ma. S-6312.
Evening star., 1952-12-16
SITUATIONS WOMEN

ADVERTISING COPYWRITER, 4 yrs,
experience; college graduate; sin
gle; local references; avail. January
DRESSMAKING. ladies' tailoring and
alterations. 1902 Claredge rd., cor.
VierS Mill rd. AID. 4-4457. -17
FILTER, tailoress. desires position in
speciality shop; telephone JU. S-S025.
GIRL, colored; wishes fountain work:
,.aHT expsr'i nEsIsrS EsfS no; ios o7-795o; -. -.
erences. EX. 3-2656.
SECRETARY, attractive. college grad.
8 yrs. exp. varied duties; capable
aasslst1ng ass executive. RE. 7-;1a400.
sTENOGRAPHER, experienced. cana
11iss;a 14s;a44' very good references ,s! !u'
IMMEDIATE SERVICE Expert
stenos and typists available for
temporary wk. Call MRS. STRAND
LET Me ADDRESS your firm an
nouncements ETC.; reas. rates. HO.
2-21cQ
Evening star., 1952-12-16

BAR. parlor type, solid teakwood,
nasaa nh Size s Spb be SsaaS W S1
o wood fFacs1i cs 56d 49, ssss shsSss of eamps0r S
BASINS, SINKS. BATHTUBs. built
305e N st. NV. NO 7-7s03.
BEDS, GOVT. SURPLUS
sterilized s6-in, width Hollywood beds
beas Melt mattress. nat Sl4.95; double bunk
surplus. 4-draWer maple chest.
S19.95. We sell new furniture from
our warehouse location and sci, Up
Gnr3stM. 70 S0TS disG,99ant s,9tI Shop Us for soSr
Ala 3rd st. NV. EX. 3-S974.
BEDRM. SET, blond mahog.: dble. bed.
chest. vanity, vanity bench, spring
and matt. UN. 4-9197 before 1 pm.
BEDkM. SET. maple. tw. beds, 12-
pc, Sl65; dinette, wal. 6-pc., sos;
sSfSyos5ai SSoa 81 Schandslier' Czech Si5o, val.
7-6417: Ewes. Sun. WO. 6-3s69.
BEDRM. SUITE, solid cherry wood:
doie. bed with box springs. foam
Can be seen by appt. ov. 3-o709.
BEDRM. SUITES, two, blond and
ash!sssnS sp1!sss JA s1Sii 4f4is mattresses 1s snd
naGiHStEmRGys Almost new; s.s HisEIps EE e in;
BICYCLE, girls. 15-in., 2-wheeler,
good condition, S25. Call JU.
9-4375 before l pm. Sun. lie
BICYCLES, tricycles. toys. See and
T. compare our complete line of Eng
lish and American models. Trade
aEoRahToWSE RaahEeSaE BfGYeEE sf5ylSf ana sfoRE R5Fss
ATi,. Va, PARkAWHAY9 HH9 CYCLE CYCLE CO.. a.
Lee hwy. and N. Kirkwood rd., JA.
5-S122. Open $3.50 am. to 8 pm.
BICYCLE--Boy's ,2o,in. Roadmaster.
with training wheels; excel. cond.;
S25. IA. S-33S6 is
BICYCLE-Boy's 26-in.; good condi.
ton, $25; child's table and chair
set. So; pedal car. like new, $S; also
metal wagons. AP. 7-3046.
BICYCLE - Boys 24-inch Firestone,
$40; Launderal washer, best offer.
OIL. 2-2S34. IL
BICYCLE-English; boys, ] yr. old;
cost SIS; sell S35. ia. S-392l. IL
BICYCLE. girls 20". Dayton, good
condition, $50. JU.. 5-621S. III
BICYCLE, girls 2-wheel. full size,
good condition. SIS. SINGERS,
| 1925 7th st. NV.
BIKE. 16-in. two-wheel Fair. 12-in.
| tricycle.. 20-in. tricycle. and one
scooter, good. ia. T-S250.
Evening star., 1952-12-16
PART-TIME MEN

Work with supervisor contracting
home owners 3 ewes. per week. 6:3(
to $50; hourly salary. plus comm
perience preferred. We train you
Age % to 40. Must have car. Ap.
ply KEYSTONE CO.. 1918 M st.
Evening star., 1952-12-16
HELP MEN (cont. }
ROOM CLERK

Night clerk and auditor, exper.. to
run hand transcript. Hours III.
6-day week, good salary. pleasant
working cond. Apply Asst Mgr,
DODGE HOTEL. 20 E st. NV. --16
SALESMAN with car. If you are in
terested in making $4,000 year
selling; call at 1929 Vt. ave. NV,
SALESMAN WITH CAR; 500 per
week salary; experienced selling
wholesale supplies to local restau-
rants, grocerS, general retail mer-
chants. Fast-growing concern. ex.
panding its sales staff; very good
future; must come well-recommended
Apply in person bet. 8 and 10 m.
AMERICAN BAG 81 PAPER SUPPLY
CO., 1896 H st. ne. -l6
SALESMAN TRAINEES. preferably
with some knowledge of music. See
Miss Jones. KIT MUSIC CO.. 1880
G st. NV. lis
statesmen. aluminium storm doors
and windows. start New Year right.
Apply 1866 l4th st. NV. -19
statesmen. full time; new speciality
product; qualified appointments.
Apply 8 to IL am. COLUMBIA
DISTRIBUTING CO., 1913 9th st,
Evening star., 1952-12-16
YOUNG MEN

S. N. MCBRIDE co.
700 H. st. NE. -1s
YOUNG MEN for servicing our office
position il auaiified; state STAT aseeh' age. mech
and educ Box l32-v, Star. -21
SEALTEST NEEDS salesman. age
25-35. permanent position with OLD
established washington food manu-
facturer, to call on retail food stores
have outside sales exper. and car
good starting salary. comm. and cal
allowance with car insurance paid
When replying state age. education
sales exper. in detail and refs
Ra2R1rs Bep1y n inc EEti9S AZ n to st SOUTHERN
caliahan' WsshinSton @ on i; Is. nie.' B. G. E.
CORPORATION will set
you up in a permanent business
Of semiprofessional nature without
Hso4y .srss on .og yGdr d1a part Our ad
sum- viii provide immediate earn
ings and substantial non-seasonal
income Experience unessential as
systematic training and supervision
SIR;ESslNG. STR Box 202. Newark. New
GOOD ooeaPsEENING for young man te
work in engineering Office as assist
ant to general manager Excellent
opportunities to advance into estt.
mating sales. engineering man.
agement Good starting salary Not
essential but desirable, BACKGROUND
would include schooling or expert
ence in any or all Of the following
Once routine, such as 'ypiag. filing
bookkeeping. understanding of ar
chitectural specifications. blue prints
or the building trades. some ability
to plan and schedule and talk ia
people. WILLINGNESS to study and
learn for advancement essential
Box cav. Star. 30
JEWEL TEA CO. has several estab-
lished home shopping routes open
in Washington area; selling exper.
not required; good earnings with
tTuck Gnucko and expenses furnished. Call
COLLEGE or high school students.
part time work, ewes. and Sat,
good earnings. Apply 4 to 6 pm,
Rm 424. Bond Bldg. -16
OPPORTUNITY-We offer an un-
usual opportunity to young mar
ried man. age 25 to IS. Starting
salary better than $4,000 Der yr
Paid vacation: free disqualification
and free life insurance. Phone Mr.
Harper. IT.. XII. $1,000 for inter
view BANNER LAUNDRY & DRY
GkEAN1sG' GIeEl IN INC. sol oronOeo st..
EMPLoYYEfD MEN, Is hrs. wkly., L'e eve
and Sat, part-time work in hrs. tt
suit you; S25-40' wkly. Apply ST.
pm. Tues. Wed. Thurs. RIM. sol
71O 14th st. NV. -17
Evening star., 1952-12-16

MAN, minor maintenance, PIX,
white. age so; local refs; prefer / i
pm. to Z am. JE. 3-0767. lis
MEN AVAILABLE NOW
For employment. odd Jobs, yard work,
wall washing. carpentry. house.
cleaning. etc SALVATION ARMY.
Harbor Lights Corp, ME. S-4532.
STENOGRAPHER, over 10 yrs ex-
per. fast accurate; S65 wk.; good
ref. UN. 4-1S40 or MA. S-545O.
YOUNG married man. college gradu-
ate. seeks position with future. 8
yrs. clerk and salesman. retail and
wholesale; yrs. asst. mgr. in mfg.
Box SAT-. Star. I7s
WANTED by elderly man. retired
teacher. suitable work in ofice of
small business, apt. house or hotel.
Perfect health. Phone Taylor 9-30Sl
COLORED MAN desires part-time
Job. porter or porter -driver; $40
pm. to IL p.m. LU. 1-27O9. is
Evening star., 1952-12-16
TYPIST

For permanent. full-time tipping
white; 5-day, 40-hour week; free in
surance. sick and annual leave plan
quarterly cash bonuses, plus profit
sharing plan: advancement. Call
MISS VIDOVIC.
Evening star., 1952-12-16

CANVAS REPAIRING. ALL WGTs.
SRocTEEks Eco Co. iG2o *. svs7s7A. ave 20: S;"'
CEMENT:BRICK MASON, steps, side
walks. dr'ways. patios. waterproof.
walls. minor rep. EX. 1854. 17'
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES. electrically
prk rpa5orrrkkleened or no charge RoTO-
EIEGTRiCAL installations. repair
mediately. RA. 6-2222 any time.
ELECTRIC DRAIN SERVICE, sewers,
nk eecc ess basins es ana tSstS cssEsd ss
night service TU. S-i9oo.
FENCE-Galvanized chain link; all
posts in concrete Immediate erec-
payment. So months to 'i pay. Phone
N n 4745ss; 745ssa evenings and Sunday
FENCING-Wooden and chain link;
No down payment: free estimates.
"A alaska FENCE CO.. MA. S-5SS5.
FLOOR d1d 81 SANDING, 1il finishing. cleaning
FLOORS sANDED and finished,
Ii Ike 0d new. Call any any time, WA; 7-ll29,
painting. Call Ii. 6-3657. 30
FLOOR SANDING. REFINiSHING -
work guar: exper. mech; aver rm..
Sl5; Tree estimate. co. 5-4S30.
FLOOR SERVICE. Nothing but the
best; laying. sanding, finishing,
cleaning: parouet installation. Bruce
finishes. FLOORING CONTRAC-
TORS, INC. 1928 Cordell ave,
Bethesda, Md, OIL. 4-7466.
GENERAL CARPENTRY - Steps,
Christmas layouts, rec. rms, shelves,
ETC.; eyes,, Sat. Sun. UN. 4-1620.
GENERAL REPAIRS-Painting. pias-
tering, carpenter work, roof paint
Ing. repairing. No job too small.
PRINTZ. Ii. 4-1511. 80
Evening star., 1952-12-16

Willing to undertake a 2-yr. train
ing program with income at $500 a
mo. plus commission, phone MA
S-4957 MR.. CODERE. or write Box
2S7-R, Star. ia
Evening star., 1952-12-16
HElP-WoMEN

SECY. WANTED-Young woman to
work in real estate ONCE. Located
In lovely garden-type apt. IN subn:
Maryland. Shorthand, typing and
some bookkeeping needed. Apt. can
be made. available If desired. Box
sECRETaRY-sTENo isl G RAPHER[
Young, ambitious. intelligence more
important than experiences; perm.
position with established law firm.
Excellent working conditions, D1. T.
sTENOGRAPHER, part-time, eve
nings and Saturday. Call ST.
SEC. -sTENoGRAPHER - Personnel
and safety dept. of lge. national
CO. 37R-hr. wk.. excel. working
cond. Starting salary, $50 80 per
wk. Call ME. S-4S00. MR.. THIEL.
STENOGRAPHER; varied, interesting
work; 5-day week; good pay; perma-
nent job with. small firm; located
near Euclid ST.. one block from 11th
st. or Georgia ave. car lines. Will
consider seven-hour day. starting 10
o'clock for right persons. Apply to
Lee Harris. ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT
CO., 1913 Sherman ave. NV. Phone
Adams 2-1600.
Evening star., 1952-12-16
IF YOU ARE

Interested in life insurance as a
career,
Not afraid of hard work. and able
TO pass our mental ability, aptitude
tests and medical examination
Evening star., 1952-12-16

MATTEEssEs RHp5INc IS Femnas ssl ss sts Up STEIN
PAfNTiNSS.. i interior and exterior, by
able white men; best work for less;
free estimates. Ii. 1896. is
PAINTING, .paperhangine; general
seryiee. serpy1iSeee. MR.. R1DENoUR, oDU.
PAINTiNG-Holiday special: interior
and exterior; free estimate. IA.
PAiNTiNG AND pAPER1NG, doors
sanded E1 sios6s snd refinished. Need work.
Painting, Xmas Special
SIS. Any average room. Immediate
KE' feEvics; s-4ds0 Ere estimate. THOMAS
PAINTING CONTRACTOR-Commer-
cial and residential: satisfactory for
70 Yrs Mr., LAWRENCE. RA. 6-97O3.
PAPER HANGING, $40 per room up;
1852 sunfast washable paper; work
guaranteed RA. 3-739a or RIA.
PAINTING, 20 yrs. ex-
per-. Al work. personal service.
satisfsctiSn Ts Sds1s guaranteed. Any time
PAPERING done at once. $40 rm. up.
work. guaranteed. RA. s-ooS4. -
PAPERaANeISc. 1.plssa,l II T.: painting; white
~ wpEk; 81 ) ! ,B5s0NoKSouT: N}E AD: 10000: is
homes: work. done by self. Call TIA.
PafgRaASGNG Psasesi tSf hSes xNP fxfslpatss h
Save on reduced prices now; guar
anteed work. L. CRoWELL. JU.
PAPERINiG. PAINTING. pLAsTERfNG
Work done reasonably this month
PAPERTNG AND PAiNTiNGGGsatis-
fed customers for over 25 years.
MR.. LAWRENCE. RA. 6-97O3.
PLASTERING REPAIRS, old and new
work. large and small jobs. White
mechanics. Reasonable. JU. 9-4 1854.
PLASTERING-Patching, new or old
work; specialist. doing own work
white mechanics; prompt service;
reasonable prices; guar. work. co.
PIASTERING. stucco and SIN. Jobs.
done eyes,. week ends and full time;
also. good prices on metal storm
WINDOWS; II; 6-9057; %
cling and repairing; specializing in
new houses and commercial work;
hot-water heaters and gas-f1red
boilers installed. Free estimates.
PORCHES-Complete porches erected
or existing porches beautifully in
closed with regular or glass lowered
Evening star., 1952-12-16
HELP-WoAEN
YOUNG WOMAN

To sell art material, good startins
salary, permanent position. HILLS
ART SUPPLIES. 70S N. Glebe I'd.
Arl., Va. ia. 2-SS17. LIZ
EXCELLENT POSITION with olc
estab. firm in telephone sales pro-
motion, for qualified young lady
Pleasant personality and speaking
voice essential. Physically handi-
capped may be considered. Cal
D. A. NEE. Elk. $4,000, for appt
80
ART STUDENT, with lettering ability
To- work In silk screen process plant