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DANCE TEACHERS
BALLROOM
DANCING
Experienced only. Full or
part time. Excellent salary.
e. B. FOWLER
DU. $500

DU. 552O .-.
DEBIT MEN. large insurance COM
pany can place men Immediately
experienced or inexperienced on
established debts; if interested In
better than average income. Con-
tact Mr.. Bishop or Mr. Hicks. al
74O 18th st. NV. or call Ma. Os1S.
MEN, part time; for
Kosher delicatessen; Saturdays and
Sundays. Some experience neces-
sary:; Apply in person: POSINS.
5756 GEORGIA ave. NV. "a
DEMONSTRATORS-Part-time, Fri
day evenings and. Saturdays. must
have knowledge Of power tools and
teaching or public speaking expert
ence. Send resume to Director OF
Personnel HECHINGER COMPANY,
DINER MANAGER; $4,000 bond re-
auired. Exper. To buy foods. and
completely operate Is hours daily,
well-equip. large diner near b. G.
Write full details. telephone. refs.
salary wanted. Box 30S-D. Star.
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IBULLDOZER OPERATOR, experiencec
nne grade men with car; excellent
wages. 81. 1886.
BUTCHER--Exper., reliable and sober.
HILLTOP MARKET ID. q. s. store },
5607 Georgia ave. NV. -t3
BUTCHER, to manage meat depart.
ment; reliable man only. DORCHES.
TER MARKET, 24S0 10th st. NV
Entrance on Kalarama rd. %
BUTCHER, wanted for week;
| August IL through 16, to fill in fol
man or vacation. Phone DU. 3112
4
BUTCHER. willing to work. all arouns
store: good nay: steady position
Call 10. 3-5527.
iBUTCHER, exper., good knowledge II
grocery line, must be sober and re
liable, only one with good loca
references should apply. Sunday
call Du: 1887. IL to pm; week
| days, WA, 1897. II
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CARPENTER
PERMANENT JOB

man able to do wide
repairs and some cabinet. work.
Must be sober and able to pass
medical examination. 5-day week,
age 25-40.
GOVERNMENT SERVICES, INC.
1l35 21st st. NV. a
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ASSISTANT MANAGER
AND A0IuaTC

AND AUJUSIOH
Progressive small loan company
needs ambitious young man In
terested in future advancement. TOP
salary. Must have car, be able
to deal with public. Apply Mr..
Coran, AP. 1877. EQUITABLE
LOAN CO.. 340S Rhode Island. Mt.
Rainier. Md.
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HELP MEN

HElP MEN
ACCOUNT EXECUTIVES for Wash
ington's fastest growing advertising
agency; must have adv. exp: ex-
penses and commissions; real future
BEATTIE ADV. AGENCY, 812
Addressograph Operator
Must be capable Of understanding and
operating class 1900. 5000 and
340O automatic. machine Age 20
40; 5-day. 40-hour week; air-con-
ditioned work area, cafeteria-ex-
cellent vacation and sick policy.
Salary open for discussion. Apply
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY
Personnel Office. Bird and r SITS. ne,
8 am. to 4 pm. weekdays. NO
PHONE CALLS. 10
ADJUSTER. casualty claim; must
have vt least = years experience:
salary open; automobile furnished
Reply giving name. address, tele-
phone, resume of education and
business experience to Box 29S-B
Star. "a
ADJUSTER. Silver Spring area. Youns
man to learn the finance business;
good salary. excel. working condi.
tions: good opportunity for advance
ment. Apply in person. S513 Georgia
ave, Silver Spring. CONSUMERS
CREDIT SERVICE. II
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MANAGEMENT
TRAINEE

The position offered by an
international arm in business
more than 100 years with over
1000 outlets is for man in
terested in security and the
chance for unlimited advance
ment. Paid vacation, family
hospital benefits, free retire.
ment plan. Good starting
salary plus commission when
. qualified. Experience not nee
essary. Transportation fur.
niShed. Apply in person. Mr..
Louttit SINGER SEWING
MACHINE CO., 702 King st.
Alex, Va.
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COLLECTOR-DRIvER

Alert young man, 1885 years oi
age. neat in appearance and cap
permanent position making col
lections on individual advertising
accounts; 5-day, 40-hour week
Must have knowledge of city anc
D. G. driving permit and clear driv.
ing record. Apply personnel, room
SOB; open weekdays S:30-6 anc
Saturday. 81.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 PA. AVE. NV.
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EXECUTIVE TRAINING

EXECUTIVE TRAINING
For rapidly expanding financial in
stitution: Salary and expenses Of
ested only in an ambitious young
man who will devote his entire
time and attention to making a
career OF our business. Car neces-
sary. See MR.. DALTON. RIM. IL,
1905 Ga. ave. Silver Spring. %
FACTORY SALESMEN-Sell Charles
Chester nationally-known Cushion
Shoes direct. Complete line for en-
tire family. Full time or side line.
Sample and equipment furnished
producers. CHARLES CHESTER Co.
LOB Chester Bldg, Brockton. Mass. .
FAKMER-Marrted man to work on
tor machinery and refs. required;
5-rm. house with. running water,
fuel and milk furnished. Write
FREMONT DAY, Vienna. Va. or
phone Vienna 671-J, 10
FARM AIss. HAND-For IA M For beef cattle and M
Only real farmers now earning liv-
ing at farming apply; could use
son. House, cleo, school bus. Write
JOS. KENNEDY. S407 14th st. NV.
FARM All 4gE2i HXND-youns man between
1925 to do general work on mech
aniZed farm; exper. with farm ma
chinery preferred but not necessary;
good salary, room and board in
modern home. Only man willing to
work need apply; % mi. from WASH
ington, mr.. Annapolis. E. o. KID
WELL. Davidsonville, Nd, West
River 1858.
FIELD AUDITOR, age 21-35. draft
deferred, free to travel: must have
some education in accounting, ac-
tuat experience preferred but not
absolutely necessary. Salary de-
pendent upon qualifications. Write
giving us full information as to your
qualiftcations. Box 213-D, Star.
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CARPENTERS, mechanics only, trim
and frame; top wages, permanent
work. Report to Mr.. SPlummer. Stt
st. and Eastern Ave. ne, ALDEN
CONSTRUCTION CO.. INC. "A
CARPENTERS. rough and trim men
DEVELOPMENT CO., i60 washing.
ton blvd, Laurel. Nd. "A
CAR WASH and polish man, exper
Apply In person COLONIAL VII.
LACE ESsO. 1712 Wilson blvd. Arl.
CASHIER -bookkeeper; full-time pSsi.
tion open in large retail appiiance
store: ability to prepare bank de-
posits, sales reports and interview
customers for credit Apply Mr.
400 11th st. NV.
CEMENT FNiSHER t2l: Tndianhead
I'd. and Audrey lane: 2 blocks from
81 gsrRucFfoN ne q. sIsAsHEERY sss NE alSS0lss G0a;
Monday, m. --3
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1885 ! ST. NV, RE. 4S5s
Admitting once sup'r., salary open
Dental asst. exp. good salary.
Good TYP. doctors ofice. salary open
Reept. typ-shorthsnd. good salary.
Lab. techs. salary open.
PURCHASING AGENT
Experienced industrial, ONCE furni.
sure' some chemical a salsry sGS.gs range ,,S;
Mechanical Engineer
EXP. design. commercial plumbing
heating and air conditioning. e
FOREMAN
Supervision wiring and assembly Of
electronic equipment to- $4,000
INSTRUMENT MAN
9aaIifiisd ssaaatss.. land e work and 25sto5, = s
Electronic Engineer
Degree, years experience. to S5, 5,2OC
Laboratory Technician
Expsrieneed x snt electronic test equip;
WALTER H. KESSLER si +
Personnel Services, 612 Wash. Bldg
18th and NY. Ave. NV. ST. 944S
NATIONAL EMPL. SERV.
SALES LES; ;nxEcuTiNvzE' Z cou. : et ooo
SALES (storage co., $500 mo
SALES electrical supply
SPECIAL AGENT tins. eo.5 o'oO' "
Casualty-Bond exper. ,S40O mo
ADM: TRA1NEEs ------- s;SHo SssS mo so
OFFICER $75-S1OO wk
PAYROLL SUPV S75-Sl0O wk
FLOOR SUPV. tdept. store) S75 wk
81 ssIEIGIiR?IEITA4RIEs-sTENos. RET ARIES $500 mo
8 OFFICE X E,5I7s 5MA7cH., REPAIR ssuo saao mo
TECHNICAL
EUROPE
LABOR SUPERINTENDENTS thor.
oughly exper. supervising laborers
knowledge of sewer work, concrete
Structior. $6,S00 yr. per plus over
LABOR SUPERS, supervising con.
crete workers proportioning mixing
transporting, placing and curins
concrete; $500 VI
tplumberS) $4,000 VI
JR. ACCOUNTING CLERK, $500 mo
Many openings for technical editors
aero-engineers and civil engineers
1n1O ISth CIT Nyy
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DRIvER, colored, part time or fUll
time for nad dsaxicab. Reas. rates. Cali
Drivers AND HELPERS, white only,
exper. In local and long distance
moving. Chance for advancement.
Can La 6-S6S2. -
DRIVERS ta) CoLoRED. Must be
reliable and sober; references re-
cuired. CaIl AT. 3743 or AT. 5496.
DRIVERS; good earnings. pleasant
work: 2~way radio and taxi meters
IN ali cabs: full or part time. 903
u. Glebe I'd. Arlington. -S
DRIVER, white, 1886. to deliver or
ders for leading wholesale frozen
food distributor. Must know city
and suburbs and have good driving
record. Good opportunity for steady,
reliable man. Apply 416 10th st.
. s.W No phone calls. -6
DRIVER delivery, one with depart
ment store experience preferred;
must know entire city thoroughly;
starting salary, $42.50. Call TU.
phuG CLERK. part time, ewes. and
yssk snds; a!r.conditicned store.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

WE WILL ADVANCE the cash to re-
deem diamonds. etc. pledged else
EnsIe and rensw same at lT per
st. NV. Only licensed and bonded
'oan ONCE in WASHINGTON. ciuaran-
ENGAGED-Beautiful gift for the
brlde through CHANDLER WE'D
DING SERVICE. Can Miss Dixon,
EX. 2l14,
I WILL NOT be responsible for any
debts contracted by any one other
than myself. WILLIAM I. BROWN,
Jr.' oS Quincy pL, ne. 3"
] WILL NOT be responsible for any
debts unless contracted by me-
ALFONzA N. PEARSON, 1914 N.
Capitol st. NV. Wash. D. C.. 8"
WASHING MACHINE, VACUUM
cleaners repaired. Work guaranteed.
1882 Wisconsin ave. OIL. 1889.
FUkNlTURE REPAIRING: refinishing,
Wisconsin ave-, OIL 1889.
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COLLECTION MANAGER; new inde-
pendent small loan office has open
ing for experienced collection man.
ager with future possibilities of be-
coming manager; all replies strictly
confidentiai; top salary to begin
with for the right party. Box
316-B, Star.
COMB. BUS BOY-BAR BOY-Colored
live In; good opportunity in high
class country restaurant. Phone
MR.. MASTERS. WI. 942k Il
COMBINATION BUSHELMAN and
presser; all-yr.-around Job for right
man. RE. s372. 500 goth st. NV.
CONSTRUCTION WORKERS. young
men able to work with hands to
learn rapidly expanding trade in
construction industry. Year around
inside work; Md, Va. suburban
areas; transp. necessary. OR. 1881
COOK, End, white. for institutional
work; board. room and laund., plus
good salary. Apply in person. dc
not phone. MASONIC & EASTERN
STAR HOME. 5000 New Hamp
Cook, & p,m.-1 am; top salary ' te
dependable man, no takers. DANNYS
STEAK HOUSE, corner Good Hope
and Naylor rds. Sc.
COOKS-GRILL MEN
COLORED
Age 25 to 40, experienced in lse..
yoiume4 restaurant or cafeteria;
liberal pay policy; meals and uni.
forms furnished; paid vacations
L SICK leave, group insurance, en-
ploye discounts. Apply
HOT SHOPPES, INC.
Room 200. 1341 G st. NV. --5
COUNTER MAN, must be experienced
Kosher delicatessan mani TOD sal-
ary. Apply DUKE DELICATESSEN
shirley Duke Shopping Center. Alex
CoGNTERMN ce ta, Col colofed sIsSS DAY and
night. Apply TEDDY'S FROZEN
CUSTARD, 1881 7th st. NV. after
COUNTERMAN for Kosher-style deli
catessen. Exper. in salads, sand
wiches. and must be good salesman.
SO qualified man. Apply Shirlington
Delicatessen, 4O15 8. 2Sth ST., Arl.,
Va. TIE 0096. -3
COUNTERMAN, experienced. Apply
FAIRFAX RESTAURANT, 3S37 Pa.
COUNTER MAN. Apply STEAK AND
SHAKE SHOP, 9th and G sts. NV.
afl.s All day work no Sundays. Apply
COUNTER AND GRILL MAN, white.
small restaurant: hours, $3.50 to
IL pm. 6-day week. Call Gil. S16S.
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INSULATION MECHANICS. exper.
men in installing strip wool and
good salary. OF. 5I27. 3
INSURANCE. AGENT for established
industrial fnsurance route: un-
limited opport. for o man with ini-
ttative and ability: auto NECESSARY.
Apply sos Victor Bldg, 72A 9th st.
Evening star., 1952-08-03
FOUNTAIN MEN

For work in Mount Vernon. Q re-
q liable men for day work; good
salary, bonus, transportation and
lunch furnished; experience not
MOUNT VERNON SHOPS. AL. 6o1o.
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PEACHES

Tree ripened Golden Jubilee read,
now; other varieties as they ripen
PLAINFIELD ORCHARDS
Out Ga. ave to Glenmont, Md, right
5 miles on Route 1872. at high watel
tower. W. W. MOORE. Sandy
Spring, Md Fulton S-3S91.
PRAYERS FOR OCCASIONS
Ten beautiful, easily memorizeG
occasions. Don't be embarrassed, bt
prepared. Vest pocket size folder
Send only 81 today. REV. ROBERT
CURRY, Langhorne /, Pa.
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CARPENTER
And helper. experienced; top pay
Apply 1920 N. Westmoreland ST., z
Falls Church, Va. "A
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Classified Ad Rates
Local Advertisers

Three Lines Minimum)
time 43e Der MnA.
. 70 times eonsecutiveIy SSe pes
line.
times eonsecutivelS soc per line.
New Automobiles 66e per line. A-iins
minimum.
special Notices and Personal 30 pey
line additional.
Claims for errors must be made In
time for correction before second
insertion. "a - :
Ta Plaza a a4a, rna..sM.A "a n.m
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ABBEY PERSONNEL.

SEcYS.. many openings to $4,000
SEGY. assn. 1-girl ofc. SO, 900
sTENos:, many needed------to o SIS SIS
coMPToMETER oPRs. ----- SaS6 70
BkkPRS.. full charge ----S75 up
KEY-PUNCH oPR. (alph.) S55
TYPISTS. many openings to S65
TYPISTS. beginners $3.50 up
FAY ROLL CLERKS --- S225
NURSES, grads. and AIDS TOP
HIGH SCHOOL GRADS. .----S45 UP
MEN
CHEM. and MECH ENGRs. to SO 900
CHEMICAL ENGR0., combstn SIS, 700
SECYS., many to So, 600
CLERK-TYPIST. knowl. bkkpg. $1,000
ADJUSIER. bus. adm. mi. $4,000
HOTEL CLKS., hand trans. $2,4OO up
SALES
INSURANCE, Va. resident S3, 800 M
RETAIL, phono. record So, 700
ASST: MGR: retail shoe So. 400
FOOD. whsle. car nee. $4,000 0'5Hs plus
AIR 4,R C0ND;' sJD refgr. parts 200
MANY OTHER EXCEL. POSITIONS
500 14th st. NV. ST. O190
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y. s. Empl. Service
NO EMPLOYMENT FEES
BIS 18th STREET Nw

NO EMPLOYMENT FEES
BIS 18th STREET NV.
Bookkpg. mach. oper., ca ashier, court
reptrs., craftsmen, dental hygienist
eleetronic tech, engineers, florist.
moor mgrs.. instructor, engr., marine
architect, PIX oper,. uhysicist
safety inspector, sterios., typists'
Ieather chart preparer, X-ray tech
Otner prof. tech, clerical pos. iocaj
and overseas. N0S"'
sos K STREET NV.
Cooks, $35-$75; counter girls 500
9ao' countermen, $35-S6O; house
men. $3O-S4O; restaurant Cashiers,
S4u-S5O. and other restaurant work
735 18th STREET NV.
Female machine shop workers; are
1867 min.. 8 mos. exp, lathes
boring or milling machine. shift
work. $40; 80 per day: couples, house.
noid,lnstitutional recent exp.
OTHER POSITIONS DAILY
DO NOT TET RpEYONE
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WEINBURG & BUSH
1707 H st. NV. Realtors. MA KKof

JUNIOR sALESMAN-DIsPLAY MAN
Wanted by nationelly-known soap
manufacturer. working on the retail
grocery trade in the Washington
trading area; opportunity for am
bitious.. intelligent young man be-
tween the. ages Of 20 and SO; this
Is 2 good connection with oppor-
piicants living in METROPOLITAN
Wasnington or adjacent areas; good
salary and business operating ex.
penSes paid; automobile supplied.
Atp,nSiicants VIII please give full de-
and previous business connections.
Box 475-D. Star.
LABOR RELATIONS EXPERT, with
writing exper. for editorial posi-
ton recurring ability, to interpret
and explain labor laws and reguia-
lions. Reply stating eXper. and
salary desired. BOX 356-D. Star.
LAW CLERK. law or senior college
student, preferably avail. at least /
yr.. wanted for part-time employ
ment IN law f1rm. Schedule should
allow afternoon work. Cali RE.
6S6S, Mon. or thereafter. -
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DIRECT SALESMAN
For Gas Appliances and
Heating Equipment

Reorganization Of our sales depart
ment makes 1t possible for a real
year. Protected territory. Appliance
and heating equipment sales expe-
rience helpful but not necessary.
City Is all natural gas; rates ap-
proved: gas heating costs reduced
1880, Excellent opportunity in 9
public utility-1O3 years old, pri-
vately owned. Only replies giVine
complete, detailed information will
be considered. Replies confidential
RnY lAR.n Qfor
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HEATING SALESMAN
INSTRUMENT MAKERS

II you have had experience In assem-
bly, Of precision electro-mechanica
devices and a thorough machine
shop BACKGROUND ne can offer you
an excellent opportunity, both now
and for the fature, in our modern
air-conditioned shop: sick leave va
cation. overtime. AHRENDT IN
College Park. Nd. UN. 7400. -
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COLLECTORS (6l

Full time and part time men needed
Tor wash. and Va. to collect deltn.
Quent accounts. Must have car.
We pay you 800 on all collections.
Apply 1022 18th st. NV. 1st door.
$40 to IL am. only. See Mr.,
LOCKYER. --A
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DRIVER
COLORED

Perm. position. Must know city, moi
mind long hours, hard work: have
good driving record; vacation, sick
leave, bonus. S42. so start. Apply
WASHINGTON FISH. 1011 Z st.
s.w.
Evening star., 1952-08-03

DISPATCHER for appliance service
air-cond. oflce and excel. oppor.
4 t1nity; full benefits including vaca-
tiO1. sick leaves, hospital. pensions,
etc. Eve. appointments arranged
Cau Mr.. Shallow at GE SUPPLY
Evening star., 1952-08-03

MEADOWS REST HOME
Pvt, and semipvt. rooms, specia
rates for couples; also special rates
FOR ambulatory patients IN effecj
now. DE. 1926.
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Auto Mechanics

AUTO PAINTER, exper. LACQUER and
enamel man to work on percentage
basis: plenty Of 1st-elass work; 8
wonderful oppor. for q steady man
TO earn top pay. ROSSLyN AUTO
BODY CO., IA. 2-2535. --4
AUTO PARTS stockroom man, GIN
experience preferred; hospitafiza-
ton. insurance benefits and paid
vacations. 5-day week. Apply Nr,
Trate, Parts Manager, COAST-iN
PONTIAC. 407 Fla ave. ne. ---6
AUTO PARTS MEN. Q needed. /
warehouseman. experienced 81
Mopar parts, perm. position IN oll
parts wholesale location; paid va
cation. disqualification. profit rhar.
ing, Apply Mr.. O'Rorke, TREW
MOTOR CO.. 210l 14th st. NV
AU5FTo I'll fflaiRTs CouNTERMAN. '-zS exSer
preferred. but VIII consider person
n related work. MR.. MCCONNELL
AFRO sAIHEisMAN-used car; reliable Is
dealer. needs top salesman for used
car dept; best-paying proposition
in town: must have good record.
Apply Used Car Manager, CALVERT
MOTORS. 1141 East-West hwy,
Silver Spring, SH. 1A34 a
Evening star., 1952-08-03

OF clothes, drapes and slip covers.
Guaranteed no Shrinkage
BTing Or mail your problems to the
Evening star., 1952-08-03

CHEF, LIST class: top salary to de-
pendable man; daywork; closed Sun-
day: no takers. Apply 9 am. Mon
STEAK HOUSE, corner Good Hops
and Naylor rd. Sc.
CIGAR MAN. experienced, refer
ences; day. work; no Sundays. Call
Mr.. Shillet WA. 5000.
CIVIL ENGINEER-Large construc-
tton company has need OF fully
qualified engineer. Refs. as to char
acter. ability and experience. Ewes,
call B to z. AID. 1923. %
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HELP.---MEN
Collection Manager

Must have small loan experience fol
attractive opportunity with nations
ally known company. Modern en-
ploye benefits, rapid advancement
Phone JU. T-54l0, or call in person
1910 Ga. ave-, Silver Spring, Md.
Evening star., 1952-08-03
HELP---MEN
INSURANCE SALESMAN, expes

INSURANCE SALESMAN, exper. in
Industrial business, to cali on pre-
pared leads for accident and health.
lie and hospital business. Part or
full time. Paid on hourly basis plus
commissions. No auto necessary,
81. 54l4. %
INSTRUCTOR-Teach basic radio In
technical school: full time only:
immed, employment. Overtime some
ewes. II desired. Call HO. 1920.
Ext. g. $50 am. to s pm, or
LO. 5-19O7. after s pm. --3
JANITOR, colored, for night work.
Apply in person Monday between 4
and 8 pm, to manager, 2l0O Conn.
ave. =
JANITOR, capable. clean. energetic;
good salary; fine apt. house; Quars
ters. eau MRS. DWYER, JU. S-3OSl.
JANIToR-Couple to take charge Of
modern clean 16-unit sarden-type
apartment IN convenient section IN
alexandria; 2 rooms. kit. and bath;
lovely apartment plus utilities and
telephone furnished; also small
salary. Duties are such that hus-
band can be employed elsewhere:
experience and first-class referencea
absolutely essential.
WE1NBURG & BUSH
1707 H st. NV. Realtors. MA. $500.
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"EXQUISITE"
The Dye Work Specialist
GE. 9777.
Drive In: Cor. Ga. and N. H. Ave
NV.
Bring or mail this ad to us ans
wen mail you an address booklet
Evening star., 1952-08-03

For well established Washington
restaurant. Excellent opportunity.
Apply 2003 Eye st. NV. WASHING-
TON RESTAURANT ASSOCIATION.
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PERSONAL Cont
Exquisite" specializes in

Coffee. nail polish. lipstick, paint
ank, beverages, perspiration. blood
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1952-11-15

American church. One by one each
man is rejected-all but Judas! AS
a man Of money the church wants
his services.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1952-11-15
Dixie "Eisencrats" Political Strategy Backfires;
Can't Claim Credit For likes Victory

for the Negro and other minority groups
Here in Virginia, the shameful antics
Of some of our key politicians who mosq-
Uerode as Democrats. have apparently
paved the way for their eventual politi-
cal oblivion i'm the stoie
BeIofedIy, many of Dixie's Demo
crots for Eisenhower CEisencrots0 ore re-
covering from their November a shock.
ind, like scored naughty children they
ore whistIing in the dark trying to re-
assure themselves that. despite the loss
of few Congressional seats to .t,ei-
Southern Republican opponents, all will
be well come the next Congressional! Elec-
tions. But, despite their predictions, many
Of these seIf-styIed lifelong Democrats
who jumped on Ike's Bondwogon, ore
plainly dismoyed over the repercUssions
u this political shockwove that may we'll
political system in DixieIond. Thus. South
ern political siroteeist now find them
selves in tickIish position. They fin j
themselves unable to demand any special
consideration from the Republican Ad-
rninstrotion thot will foke over the reins
of government next January 20; they find
themselves embroied in intro-porty spua-
billing and, above all else, they ore Un-
certon that Eisenhower won't insist thot
the Negro and all other minority group;
be accorded the same treatment as other
Americans For, offer all, the General
actually ran oheod of his own party. He
is not indebted to any special section Of
America, or interest. Truly Ike is his
OWN MAN. AS such, it is reasonable
TO believe thot he will strive to assure
oil Americans that equality Of treatment
TO which they Gre all entitled.
AS for as American Negroes Gre con-
eerned, equal treatment is all the over
whelmine majority Of them desire. They
want nothing special. Just the same old
bill Of fore dished out TO all other Ameri-
cans.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1952-11-15
Negroes See Handwriting On The Wal

able to the moiority Of thot twenty some
odd thousand. plus maj ority of his owl,
less than two thousand votes.
Whenever the Roanoke Negro be-
comes serious enough about seeking tn .
representation thot his toxotion entities
him to, he will be realistic enough, and
reasonable enough to offer person and
support person whose conception Of
public office is an obligation Of service
70 all Of the people. regardless Of race.
color. religion or place Of birth. The Ballot
is the citizens most potent voice in gov
einmeniol offoirs. 1t is too precious to
be used for popularity or friendship Tn
sooner we learn this, since we ore be-
coming more vote conscious. the better
il will be. not only for our own good. but
for all parties concerned.
We have seen the handwriting on the
wall. The reading moy not be pleasant.
Facts Gre seldom pleasant when they are
contrary to our wishes. But TO close our
eyes when danger is approaching does
not divert the danger. There is way
which seemeth right unto man but the
end thereof ore the ways Of DEATH" says
the wsest man who ever lived on earth,
Remember, we need and we must have
friends. and he who would have friends,
must show himself friendly