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Evening star., 1952-12-17
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GIRL, colored. desires Job as da3
worker; experienced. CO. $1,000.
WOMAN, colored. wants days work;
Thursday, Friday. Monday, Tues
day., SO and carfare. Refs. NO. 2
COLORED GIRL wants days work Of
by the week. References. Ii. 4-47Sb
COLORED LADY wants job in private
family; Al cook; maid or nurse;
g to s; LU. 2-2353.
COLORED LADY desires Job as maid
CoLoRED WOMAN COOK, child
care. light cleaning. Ii. 4-6097.
Evening star., 1952-12-17
COMPTOMETER OP.
2-3 DAYS WEEKLY
HIGHEST PAY
Write Exper., Phone Numbe
Box 127-T, Star

credit and collection letters; exper.
pref; 5-day wk.; good starting sal
ary; advancement opportunities.
DFNfzI EsREz Boy ASSISTANT istyy Star white n.rt
why Why you Two Would ike ken this nsnfMs''nf type of
work. Experience not necessary.
ESiRHeSEy fSf teS1y' oSfsffIkiAroR SsfIi for general
We 2Sso$ss esES eEgo Pssffs1sl1n sfsEG pkob sasfy
FoUNTAIS CLERK. White, honest
and dependable; night shift. E.
CCAPIToL PHARMACY, 9Th and E.
FOUNTAIN GIRL, colored. Thoroughly
experienced on soda and sandwich
block; must have recent local ref
s[seess ss 5ubBs 56R' PaGsHzc9 II 2ssi9R 9sfo5s s
rsSSTAiS s}tsrt. II; siFH RI. eo1Srsa ssss meat y,
70 MANaGER-Exper. to
take full charge of busy fountain.
sRRakAcy sRPalkE R Dfss2n fssn and MeREYNoLDs sts nT
FOUNTAIN. drugstore, day work,
person. HYATTs. PHARMACY eg seis
Rsnt,.v,,,s RsitS AYE r5ssta,' Hyatts' Nd tnext to
GENERAL OFFICE WORK. perma-
nent position with hotel equipment
arm, 5-day week. vacation and sick
leave. Apply to Mr.. Robey. End
floor ONCE. Please do not tele-
phone. E. 3. ADAMS CO., GAL
New YORK ave: nv; ..-1S
fols at the Carlton Hotel. 18th
HOTEL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. have
experience. Phone Housekeeper. Ma.
$3.50. Ia
HOSTESS; permanent position for
dining room. Personal interview
only. Apply betw. 8 am. and 9
pm. See Mr.. Pierre. RALEIGH
HOTEL OPERATING CO.. 18th and
Penna. ave. NV. lis
HOSTESS. dining room: experienced
in catering to preferred clientele;
age 25-45. Apply MANAGER, THE
CARROLL ARMS HOTEL. Ii. g.
u,
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MOTOR TRAVEL

SERVICEMAN desires ride to Florida
Dec. 20 or 21; share expenses. Phone
JU. 9-9S67 after $50, STAFF SGT.
ELZIE V. SMITH. IL
WANTED RIDE to Buffalo, N. Y. or
lmmedtate, area, between December
24.26. Share expenses. Call AID.
4-951S; I'll pm, ask for HAROLD
DRIVING AUSTIN. TEXAS. Decem-
expenses. Call GORDON, EN-. 2.4O40,
Ext: 1888: nights. KE. 7-0534. --17
FLORIDA BOUND, middle east coast
Leayins goth or 21st: Can take 8.
WANT LADY to share ride to Orlando
O76S. -19
LADY driving Knoxville. Tenn. Dec.
23. take 2 girls. Call TIE. 6-O789.
Leave SATURDAY, Decatur. ILL.,,
Route 40; riders share expenses.
GIBSON, sT. 3-O624; ia. 5-7255.
LEAVING for Los Vegas, the Goth
Want one-male passenger to share
expense; new car. Call HO. 2-257S
between 2-6
A CADILLAC RIDE to Fla; leaving
AISRED MILLER, Mi leave so message; sssss
DRiviNG 70 TUCSON. AR1z., Dec.
l9; to share expenses and help
Evening star., 1952-12-17
HELP-WokAEN
STENOGRAPHER

helpful. but not necessary
Permanent position, 5-day, 4O-hr
week; pleasant working conditions
liberal discount on purchases. in
surance and disqualification plan.
retirement plan. Apply PEOPLES
DRUG STORE, Employment Once,
u P st. ne is
rEACHER-Exceilent opportunity for
private school in Arlington, Va
Call ia. $1,000. 8 am. to 3 pm
rYPlST, doctors office. medica
terminology necessary. Phone Thurs.
between $3.50 and 4:30. EX. 3-S11S
rYPST, with some knowledge Of gen.
eral office work. See Miss Jones
Evening star., 1952-12-17
SITUATIONS MEN

ADJUSTOR. experienced all lines Of
time position TO. 4-7os7. is
BKKPRS.-ACCTS., friend: enter. ball
ance reconcile. etc. 20 yrs. exper.
Wharton grad. 81 hr. NO. 7-56s5.
CHEF. GERMAN. AslERICAN--oper-
ate hotel. club or restaurant kitchen:
salary or commission. r. o. Box
1897. 2023 Kolorama I'd. NV. lSs
MAN, minor maintenance. PIX.
white, age so; local refs; prefer IL
pm. to z am. JE. 3-0767. lis
MEN AVAILABLE NOW
For employment. odd Jobs, yard work.
wall Washtng. carpentry, house.
cleaning. etc SALVATION ARMY
Harbor LIGHTS Corp. NE. e-4632.
SALESMAN; exper. college and accent.
sS sRSol % sos sn:ss
Evening star., 1952-12-17
AUTOMATIC WASHERS
AND DRYERS

AND DRYERS
Best deal in town for cash and carry.
i SHAPIRO PLUMBING co.
30n6 Georgia Ave. TU. 2-l9OO
arsx Tta $780, 0afk osT RI ed cHRRonRP ssIP
TAVERN, s715 Nichols ave. Sc.
BASINS. SINKS. BArHruBs, but built.
in; $25 New or used. BLOCKS
305e M St, NV, NO 7-7s03:
BED, A-yidth Hollywood; steel frame
rest mattress; reas. EN-. 2-4379.
BEDkM. SET, maple, tw. beds, 12-
PC, .$165; dinette, wal, 6-pc.. SOS:
crystal chandelier, Czech. $3.50, val.
$500; Fl. mirror, $35. LORI. DU.
7-e4l7: Ewes. Sun, Wo. $500.
BEDRM. FURN. Solid maple. good
condition. Reasonable. 6sIs N. Il.
BEpRM: aHsi SUITE. solid cherry wood: i:
dble. bed with box springs. foam
Cam Be seen Ss .ppt. oS. Slc7Ss:
BEDRM. SUITES. two. blond and
mahosany, s-pc:; mattresses and
9s. 9Hpeg g.e4as' basket sl6' Falls Church.
BICYCLE-Boy's. Higgins. 26 in.;
almost new; $45,, TIE: 6-567l.
BICYCLE-Boy'S 20-in. Roadmaster.
with training wheels; excel. cond.;
S25. IA. S-33S6. is
BICYCLE, girls 26".. Collegiate, pre-
war. New cond., seldom used; $50
BICYCLE. Western Flyer. practically
new. Light. horn, etc. Cost $50.
sacrifice, $40. LU. 2-418l. lis
BICYCLE - Boys 24-inch Firestone,
$50; Launderal washer, best offer.
pGGv2; Oh 212s34; r,,s,. ho,,. IL a,a
cost S75; sell S35. IA. S-3921. --17
Evening star., 1952-12-17
RODMAN
TO SET STEEL
Apply
coNsTRucTIoN JOB
3QIS FULTON ST NV.

oSIc EOD1ON 01. INV.
SALES SPECIALISTS, 25-65, no ex-
perience nee. unlimited earnings;
natl. CO. Apply 1912 p.m.. RIM. SOL.
TO 14th st. NV
SALESMAN, experienced. to call on
retail furniture trade in washing
ton and Va, with well-established
line Of mattresses. Box 199-V. Star.
30
SALESMAN. for mems furnishing
store, excellent earnings; permanent
position. Apply Mr. Munaker. Ma
SALESMAN, used car: must have ex-
perienced man with good refs; not
over IS yrs Of age. This is perm.
Job that will pay approximately
$4,000 yearly; with an OLDSMO-
BILE dealer. who has been in busi-
ness for over II years. Call Mr..
Peck for an appt. OIMSTEAD
MOTOR CO, 1000 Wilson blvd,
Arl.. ia. 7-S40U. 10
SALESMAN TRAINEES, preferably
With some knowiedse Of music. See
Miss Jones. KIT MUSIC CO., $50
G st. NV. lis
eALESMEN. aluminium storm doors
and windows start New Year right.
Apply $3.50 4th st. NV. -1a
statesmen. full time; new speciality
product; qualified appointments.
DISTRIBUTING CO., 1913 9th st
NV liz
Evening star., 1952-12-17
TYPIST

Must be fast and accurate: part or
full time (no evenings or week
ends). ME. S.3320, 10
Evening star., 1952-12-17

each. RE. 7-4434. 19'
CLOTMS-Girls black coat, good
cond;. size II; young. mans suit.
roller skates, So. HO. 2-6641.
COAL. WOOD RANGES. oil ranges;
new, used @ Easy credit. nothing dn.
"A ACNE IKE STOVE; loII eth NA: $685.
green, / fur:trimmed, 1 cinnamon
wool. plaid lined; reas. Come or
call Thurs. night only. SO pm,
3401 N st. NV. AID. 2-2s4s.
s S5sesicaIls ns@' s8c sis5 ssi3'S' and sa' $50:
GS6eE sS6s soadison Az na,shns ss To S6. ys!y
cURIo CABINET, gold leaf. $3.50: pr.
mahog. corner cabinets. SIS ea.:
breakfront. mahoe,. S135; unique
Chinese co1ee table. $13b. LORI,
DU 7-6417i ewes" Sun. Wo. g.
CUT GLASS. ANTIQUE china and bric-
BOX, fsssis q st. NV. @ss
DEEP FREEZE, IL GU. IT,. vertical tps;
good, running cond.; SIPS. JE. O.
DEEP FREEZE, York. e-dr. uprisht,
sor st.. sii, sprg. JU. e-221i. -i7
DESKS for home or once. very
TRIAL TYPEWRITER CO.. 2O19 14th
DESK, secretarial. drop leaf. walnut,
AZ in. S19.50: 3056 NJ. st. NV. NO.
7-7S03; TU. 2-2953. liz
DESKS. otfice. walnut, 60x34. new.
500. Wkdays.. DI. 7-72S9.
DESKS for Office or home: very reas.;
T-7372. 1ll2 14th st.. NV.
= Large selection. from
NATIONAL PAWNBROKERS. 1905
Lee hwy Rosslyn. Va ia. 2-i717.
DIAMONDS--Lady's sol, IL Ct. $50:
lady's, ss ct $3.50; lady's. ! ct.
$500 lady's, ~ cts, -S525: lady's.
2 cts. SS25. lady's 3h cts, emer-
aid cut. 81 600. LIVINGSTON d
CO.. 1929 H st. NV. ME. s-3440.
DIN. RIM. SUITE, 7-pc. mahos.; very
reas. LA. 6-73l7. is
ROOM sUITE-solid oak,
10 pieces; SIT. GE refer.;. green
reversible rug, 9x12. LA. 6-7460.
Evening star., 1952-12-17
CAMERAS AND PHOTO NEEDe
YOU CAN SAVE UP TO
25%
-CAMERAS--

Directly from all famous mfg. fci
trade-in bargains for sale at min.
prices; 1-yr. guar; cash. or g. to
l6 mos. to pay; free catalogue, free
Instructions. 7-hr. photo finishing
sSEEes ST .HTo ssgf5s e. ssrk aps sTs: RnFs 5ass.
E1ypasl 1epss2l sss p. ave. M. RE-
Evening star., 1952-12-17
Comptometer Operator

Plea sant working conditions, 37ia.
hour week; pay commensurate witt
ability. Other emplove enefitS.
WESTERN ELECTRIC CO.
iii N Capitol ST.
ST. 3-s0SS. Ext. 2o3
Evening star., 1952-12-17
TYPIST

white; 5-day. 4O-hour week: free In
surance. sick and annual leave plan;
quarterly cash bonuses. plus profit
sharing plani advancement. Call
MISS VIDOVIC.
Evening star., 1952-12-17
statesmen

We are embarKing upon . substan-
tiai expansion program. II you
want to:
Sell by appointment only
Make 20 presentations per wk.
Earn over $500 per week.
Advance rapidly to supervisor.
Apply 91e Dupont Circle Bids.. l346
Conn ave III
Evening star., 1952-12-17
PART-TIME MEN

WORK with supervisor contracting
nome owners 3 ewes. per week. $50
to $50; hourly salary, plus .onlm
and bonus. Men with no selling ex
perlence preferred. We train YOU.
Age % TO 40; Must have car. Ap-
ply KEYSTONE CO.. alS NJ st.
NV, 5 to $50 pm. is
AMBITIOUS MAN
!5 to As 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 q
week. Above average~men earn con-
siderably more. II qualified promo
tion to sales management position
assures average annual earnings of
5000 to $4,000. Above average
manageEs have opportunity for EX-
rREMELY HIGH income for LIFE
TIME. Perhaps you are in your
present position because no better
opportunity presented itself at the
time This may be real oppor-
tunlty 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., 1952-12-17
SALESLADIES
SECRETARY

SECRETARY
and varied work. must be
able to meet the public, typing and
shorthand required: 5-day wk.: air
conditioned ONCE; company benefits.
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1so5 &c 5,ia II s. nv, For appt" call Mrs.
SECRETARY
Good stenographer. ideal for house
days a week or girls waiting for
or week ends. NE. $500. I'll
SECRETARY
Must be competent stenosrapher;
ment tno evenings or week ends.
ME. s-3320. -19
SECY. WANTED-Young woman to
work in real estate office. Located
in lovely garden-type apt. in subn.
some Bookkeeping needed. Apt. can
be made available if desired. Box
sEcRETiARY' 6i Ei aaSf' srENoGRAPHER. n
week, $500 month. Phone TU,
SECRETARY-STENO small
lay; Law office pleasant snFroundings;
prior law Office experience not es-
sential but must be excellent al
shorthand and typing and desirous
of becoming proficient legal secre-
tary. Starting salary $3.50. Box
SEC. -STENo0GRAPHER - Personnel
and safety dept. of lRe. national
CO. 371a-hr wk.. excel. working
cond. Starting salary. $50 80 per
wk. Cali ME. $4,000. MR.. THIEL.
Evening star., 1952-12-17
HELP MEN Cont

POLISHER for small reputable job
piating shop. Must be sober and
expert on silver and white metal,
Pleasant working conditions and
future Give references and salary
expected BOYKINS, 213 N. First
St, Richmond. Va. 22
PORTER, exper., sood hrs. and sal.
reliable. GALLAUDET PHARMACY.
1000 Florida ave. ne. 10
PORTER, colored. for drugstore work
and delivery, in Silver Spring; ex-
perience and refs: no ewes. or Sum
days: $50 wkly. and lunches, Call
MONTGOMERY HILLS PHARMACY.
At ~. 9-5149, -l9
PORTER. steady position, good sal
ING CO. 1n3 eth St NV -lS
Evening star., 1952-12-17

BOOKKEEPER, exper. bookkeeping
machine operator. to handle mechan-
ized accounts payable procedure;
good oppor for alert girl with good
appearance in progressive. fast
moving organization; salary open to
right applicant. To arrange lmmed
interview call MRS. THOMAS. Ii.
1922 30
full charge. must be
exper.; air-cond. new Offices. l2-day
Wk.; $50 to start; opportunity for
advancement. Please write full
qualifications to Box 10S-V Star.
Evening star., 1952-12-17
CASHIER
CLERK
RECORD DEPT.

Alert young woman. 21-3O years of
age. who is accurate and accus-
toned to working with details; o.
day, 40-hour week; will be required
to work 3 out of ) week ends
Apply Personnel. Room 605: open
weekdays 5000 ana Sat. 81. No
phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
110I Penna. Ave. NV.
CLERK-TYPISl-To assist in book
keeping once; ideal for Bethesda
area resident: 5la Gays. TUROVER
LUMBER CO., OIL. 2-j622 30
K-TYPIST-Sw opera
tor, also file clerk; insurance COM
pany, Silver Spring; excellent work
ing conditions; 5-day week; COM
pany benefits. Call JU. S-5S05.
CLERK-TYPIsT, white; insurance OF
fee. Good position for beginner
Apply S1l 11th ct. NV. 2pd a. --22
immediate opening
In insurance agency ONCE. 5-6ay
wk.. paid vacations and sick leave
Exper. preferred. but not necessary.
RALPH W. LEE q CO., 1908 L
st. NV. RE. 7-4S4S. ga
Evening star., 1952-12-17
REPAIRS AND sEPvlcE

ADDITIONS, alteration and remod.
ellng, residential or commercial. Call
for estimates. RE. 7-7709.
ADDITIONS
s:F%s s:@Sss''ns RosT: ssoss SooDzRR tzsRR:f''1ss VS.
ADDITIONS ALTERATIONS
HOME REMODELINQ
Carefully Designed, Expertly Executed
Architectural and Financing Service
Suggestions and Estimates
81. 4-Io5s Eves., oI 1850
ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS. parking lots
or private roads: free estima ties
Telephone OIL. 44s0O or OIL.
ASPHALT DRlVEWAYS. parking lots
and roads free estimates. No down
eeaosment' eo NH slhssS AhAskA COAL & BRICK
AiTiCS FINisHED. dormer win
dows porches inclosed, recreation
rooms and Stairways. Commercial
or residential. New or remodelins
No down payments 30 months to
pay. UN. 4-2491. j. e. HENDRICKS
CABINETS, custom built to your
R Gx s9ass Il Of S Ex SoSd sS gs a meks
CARPENTRY, alterations, repairs. re.
modeIing, old and new work. Mr.
SMITH. ia. 1869 anytime. -22
CARPENTRY Of all kinds; porches
inclosed: comb. storm doors and
wind; painting; reas. Ii. 6-954O.
CANVAS REPAIRING. ALL WGTs
Sko6cErEERE Sh6E EEeS e.. leSo Gx! svaHae7A ~ 90 S;W
CEMENT.BRICK MASON, steps, side
walks. dr'ways, patios. waterproof.
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES. electrically
Eazor,kleened or no charge RoTo.
day. any night
short circuits; small Jobs done i'm
mediately. RA. 6-2222 any time.
ELECTRIC DRAIN SERVICE; sewers,
sink lines, basins and toilets. cleared
ny ssrs ffup not d.y rates
night service TU. 2-19OO.
FENCE--Galvanized cnain INK; all
posts in concrete Immediate cree
ton. Get the best for less. No down
payment, SO months to pay. Phone
N N 4745ss; 74Ssss evenings and sunday
FENCING-Wooden and chain link;
No down payment; free estimates.
ALASKA FENCE CO.. Ma. S-5SS5.
FLOOR SANDING, finishing. cleaning
and waxing; reasonable rates. free
estimates. Call RA. 6-6795. lie
FLOORS SANDED and finished.
cleaned and waxed. old fioors made
like new. Call any time. WA. 7-1l29.
FLOOR SANDING and refinishing
painting. Call Ii. 6-3657. 20
Work guar; exper. mech; aver. rm.,
SIS; free estimate. co. 6-4S30:
GENERAL CARPENTRY - Steps.
Christmas layouts. rec. rms. shelves,
ETC.; eyes,, Sat-. Sun. UN. 4-162O.
GENERAL REPAIRS-Painting pias.
tering, carpenter work, roof paint
ing, repairing. No Job too small.
PRINTZ. Ii. 4-1511. 30
Evening star., 1952-12-17

DOLLS. ANTIQUE. French and German,
Bisuue and China; beautifully
dressed: S15-S25. Ho. 2-4"1a.
DOLLS. old-time restored bisQue
heads, kid and jointed body: fully
dressed: nice size. co. $4,000, until
l pm.
DRUMS. brand-new. Leedy and Lud-
wigs. sparkle finish; Gain. bass
Hi Hat snare. IL and 16 in. TOM
toms, all accessories; terrific bargain,
$500 for immediate sale. MILLER,
Ii. 5000. Ext. 1920, between
il am, and / pm. lis
DUPLICATORS, ali types. hand and
electric. AMERICAN TYPEWRITER
CO.. l43l E Capitol st. u. '3-0OS2.
ELECTRIC RANGE, used about Q
months. Ss5. Call 10. 9-91s7. so
ELECTRIC RANGE, GE, 8 burners.
deep well. Good condition.; S36.
Phone LO. 1851. -17
ELEC. TRAIN, All American Flyer,
equipment; will sell as set or indi-
vidually; switches. operating cars,
etc. AID. 2-2776 nightly. 2 to o pm.
EVENING CAPE. Lame; Navy snow
suit. size a.. never worn: red woolen
coat. interlined. size 10; shadow
box picture frame; mahjongg set,
never used WO R-3130
Evening star., 1952-12-17
NOTCH 70 JOB APPLICANrs

NOTICE TO JOB APPLICANTS
merce or In the production OF
goods TOR commerce must now pay
at least rs cents an hour and
time ana one-halt TO, operttme
under the Federal Wage and Hour
Law. job seekers offered less by
couered hrms should notify the
Wage and Hour Dtpision. u S.
Department OF Labor telephone
Executive 2t20. Extension 1873.
Evening star., 1952-12-17
ROOKKEEPER

BOOKKEEPER
Young lady, bookkeeping experience
ins.
APPLY IN PERSON. DO NOT PHONE
goth CENTURY-FOX FILM, INC.
AIS 3rd ST. NV.
Evening star., 1952-12-17
CLERK-TYPIST
CLERK-TYPIST
ll01 Penna. Ave. NV.
CLERK-TYPIST
MARKET RESEARCH

opportunity to learn the
rapidly expanding field of adVertis-
ing market research with a national
weekly news magazine. You would
start out as a clerk-typist and
should be able to type at least As
wpm. Applicants should ENJOY
working with figures. Pleasant
working conditions. Many company
benefits. Apply in person. Thurs
day. o am. to $50 pm. U. S.
NEWS PUBLISHING CORP. Gath
and N SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1952-12-17
hElR-.AEM
TV SERVICE MAN

STOCK MAN, experienced. good start
ing rate with prosperous future for
right man. Box l33-V, Star. lis
Evening star., 1952-12-17
HELP WoMEN tcont. /,
CLERK-TYPIST

Five-day, 4O-hr. wk., newspaper OF.
fee; S45 per wk. Location, George.
town; conv. transp. Advancement
Employe benefits. CO. 5-lO14. lis
Evening star., 1952-12-17

PAINTING. paperhangtng; general
repairs; white mechanics; prompt
service. MR.. RIDENOUR, DU.
PAINTING-Holiday special: interior
and exterior; free estimate. ia.
Evening star., 1952-12-17
statesmen
Earn High Commission
STRICTLY LEAD

2 reps; needed in D; C.. | in Silver
in direct selling field. selling insur-
ance, books. etc. helpful but not
necessary. Earn high commission
for selling promotional adv. pro-
ness concerns in AZ states. Must
have car. Personal interview at
our expense. Write full particulars
job history. etc. in first letter
3402 W. North ave-, BALTIC. 90. Md.
DAVE SILVER State Mgr lis
Evening star., 1952-12-17

BOOKKEEPER
For real estate and insurance office.
Located in Alex, Va. Phone XII.
9-6644 or TIE. 6-7343 for inter-
view.
AL BAKER & SON, INC.
116 S. st. Asaph st., Alex, Va.
Evening star., 1952-12-17

Ben 4 Howell: Filmo g. };
n 1R.in. tu1sss lenses. xtR Exposure re- meter. aim
and nlters; leather case. Bell g.
Howell Regent protector. with case.
All new cond.; Q rolls OF hlm;
complete $325. 10. 6-S03O all
d0y and eVes
Evening star., 1952-12-17
HElP-WoMEN

ASST. HOUSEKEEPER, for residen-
tial and transient hotel. Good sal
assTi s5yi exRsr' Pn ResTllfISxvNEs RSx las.v STAT
Menu tipping. simple record keep
ing, etc. For well-known restaurant,
alert. versatile; top salary and meals
ia. 7-96SS. -19
SALES CLERK
openings in modern at
tractive surroundings. Good pay.
plus meals and nylon uniforms fur
nished. Paid vacation, sick leave
disqualification and insurance bene-
fits, employee purchase discounts.
HOT SHOPPES. INC.
Room 200. 1341 G st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-12-17
DISHWASHERS

Was Is
S323.76 Hotpoint - $229 a5
329.9 Kitchenaid 269. .96
MASTER APPLIANCE CO.
2443 18th st. NV. NO. 7-244S
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1952-04-05
FAMED GEORGIA
EDUCATOR DIES

ATHENS, Ga. - (ANP)-The
final chapter has been written in
the life of J. P. Howard, noted
educator and a member of va
riouS educational Staffs in the
state of Georgia for so years. He
succumbed with a heart attack.
Prof. Howard was native OF
Union Point. He retired from the
Lawrenceville Junior High school
system.
Towards one great ambition
was to teach his people in the
southland the value of the ballot.
He was chairman Of the Clarke
County Republican party and a
member of Lodge No. OF the
Free and Accepted Masons.
Funeral services were held at
Ebenezer Baptist church with the
Rev. G. J. Gresham, the Rev. X.
3. Hawk and the Rev. Lucas
Durham, officiating.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1952-04-05
ART BRINGS
FAME TO 62 YEAR
OLD PAINTER

NEW YORK - (ANP)-Fame
reached Palmer Hayden, a man
with a vision, fairly late in life,
but he followed his dream of Civ
ing the folk art of his race to the
world via oils and other art
media.
At 81, he is the winner of the
Gold Award in Fine Arts OF the
Harmon Awards for Distinguish
ed Achievement Among Negroes
and the Mrs. John D. Rockefel-
Ter, Jr. Painting Price at the
Harmon Foundations Exhibition
of the Work Of Negro artists. Hay
den is a native of Tidewater, va.
The most startling Of the works
by Hayden is his group OF IL
paintings based on the John
Henry Ballad, the Negro Paul
Bunyan of American folk leg
ends. It was recently exhibited
at the Countee Cullen Branch OF
the Harlem library. This presen-
tation made a significant contrl-
button to the many intellectual
facets of the darker race on the
American scene.
Once a member of the famous
oath Infantry, Hayden saw SER
vice in the Philippines in Gina
mar. Luzon and Batagas for three
years. During that time ne ex-
ecuted may drawing.
Re has studied art under Pc
rard. at Cooper Union, Hale
Woodruff and Hickman In
France.
A world traveller, Hayden
spent several years in France
studying during which he painted
mostly marine and life IN and
around Brittany and Normandy
seacoast. His still life "Fetcn d
Fleurs" done while abroad gam
ed him the Rockefeller prize. 5,
The John Henry Suite TOOK
him two years to paint. It Is the
legend and song which he heard
as a youngster on a Virginia
farm. The colorful paintings have
been exhibited in 57th STREE
Gallery, at the Festival OF a Ma
ton In st. Paul, MINI. and al
Sarah Lawrence college Ii
Bronxville, NY. .
It is Hayden's feeling that II .
man has a dream his age L
merely incidental, and it Is the
alertness of his mind that car
ries on to frlition.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1952-04-05
ABYsSINIAN
CHURCH DEPART
FROM NCCC OVER
SEGREGATION

NEW YORK - CAMP - The
Abyssinian Baptist church con-
sregation, the Rev. Adam Clayton
Powell, pastor, last week voted
to withdraw from the Nation
Council of Churches over the
councils decision to postpone &C
ton of segregation in churches.
Earlier in the week the council
had voted 27-15, to defer action
designed to put the council Aon
record for a "non-segregated
church and. non-segregated So
ciety." The voting found one Ne
gro delegate favoring and another
opposing the postponement.
The poStponement was at a BIZ
monthly session of the councils
board, made up of delegates from
each of the 20 affiliated denomi-
nations with some $1,000, 900
members. Bishop Henry Knox
Sheriff., council president, urged
more careful study" of the pro-
poSal.
Besides action taken the con-
gregation of Abyssinian church,
some rs AME church. ministers
met at the Bethel African Meth
odist Episcopal church here and
adopted a resolution calling for
reconsideration Of the question by
the council before the June IL
meeting to be held in Chicago.
Rev. Powell, pastor Of the
church which claims to have the
largest Protestant congregation in
the country, denounced the coun-
cil's decision and termed it "an
open breach upon the true tenets
of Christianity" He urged the
council to "call and Immediately
have a meeting and reconsider
this subject"