davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1952-07-14
Shoe Statesmen

Shoe Statesmen
FULL OR PART TIME
LIBERAL SALARY & COMMISSION
SAclhHINF APPIY M, 8sp6svHslr4 6svis
Joseph DeYoung
1929 ? ST. NV
SHORT ORDER COOK, white. excel.
MAYFAIR RESTAURANT. 627 13tn
SILK sPOTTER and plant manager
for solvent plant; $100 per week;
reilable epnSrnosvy man. ~. i9oo. AD't.eifs0 MiS
SPECIFICATION
WRITERS
For editing and writing instruction
manuals on road machinery, trucks
and other mechanical equipment.
HIGHEST RATES j..
Plus $40 weekly subsistence.
lNon- -Taxable)
Work located within committing
WASHINGTON, d. c.
Send resume or phone
Personnel Manager. Digby 4-S7S8
1mmediate ma% HTEk PIsse;meot. SLY; sOf
Design Service Co.
80 Broad St., New York City, N, Y,
STATION ATTENDANT; exper., b. @.
permit; local refs; ROY'S sHElA
sSEERV5CE, 90I y; CaL.itol st. Ia
2Dpy we aSo Is Rhode . Island SSad sssuiss sss
STOCK CLERK MESSENGER To
handle ONCE supplies for local In
surance company. Inside. work. B.
day week. 9 to 4:30: excellent work
aoyERa%EST sSaSiIaSns' EMpSoyERsgs fpSe Rss m m
sURANCE CO.. 14th and L sts. NV.
STOCK CLERK. exper. only; 4O-hr
wk.; annual and sick leave: holi-
AIR Air FORCE FOR eAii BASE ssGDiy ExcMANGE. AN2EeM .
STOCK ROOM MAN, and o perpetual
the hrst for man Of ability to
snd saxf sodRRsse ahasfg a for Si
man wishing to learn the automo-
tive. parts business to handle In
ventory system in buyers ofice
Good salaries and working condf-
lions. MlLLER-DUDLEY CO.. INC,
1716 l4th st. NV. 10
Storm Window InstallerS
Reliable men. exper. in storm win.
dow and door installations. Year
round employment for consideration.
men; Call MA. 415l. AMCO PROD.
SUPERNTENDENT for apt. project;
maintain oil heating equipment
make minor plumbing and electrical
repairs, care of lawns and Shrub.
berry; supervise janitors: small apt
|. provided. Reply, giving details and
: exper. TO Box 1874, Star. Excel
TELEvIsION SERVICE, MAN. Ca,
furn. Must have 2-yrs. exper. out.
SIDE calls. See r. Dowd. DOWDt
~. 441S Conn. ave. NV. Ia
TRUCK MECHANIC, factory branch;
LIST class, all-around mechanic: SO.
Der and steady worker; group In.
surance. paid holidays and vacation;
permanent: pS enlargement on ability
MACK MOTOR TRUCK CORP
212l West Virginia ave, ne. IL
Evening star., 1952-07-14
Food Clerks.
GROCERY-MEAT
CTTTTEP pPOnTICE

w = = A94t \ 4tN<4% SN6
Top hourly rates. based on SUPER
market experience; 5-day week. paid
vacations, regular increases. Apply
manager. JUMBO FOOD STORES,
3439 Benning rd. ne. -15 :
FOREMAN. precision machine shop:
capable of taking complete charge
Of mod. completely equip. shop.
Must be, fully qualified in millers.
lathes, turrets,. gear cutters, heat
treatment. Jig borers and precision
grinderS:. parts held to close toler-
ances Superb opportunity for right
man; vacation, sick leave; air-cond
plant. AHRENDT INSTRUMENT
CO.. College Park, Nd. UN. 74OO
FORMICA MECHANIC. must be first.
class veneer man.. must be able tc
take charge Of shop; top wages tc
right man; only experienced meu
apply. XII. S-9S05.
k-TO-OPERATE and manae,
cold storage vault. Cleaning, glaz.
Ing and. repair business on prof.
i INCENTIVE plan: See Mr. Smith
yr.. SMITHS STORAGE CO.. 131:
You st. NV, IA
Evening star., 1952-07-14

Wkea aaswerinn advertisement.
addressed TO star bofes, 40 NOT
fHclose original references, photo
graphs or other materials OF peF.
soH0l vglHe. Copies seYvo the pur.
pose and originals Ssat Get slost.
Evening star., 1952-07-14

JUNIOR ACCOUNTANT
With knowledge of typing;
permanent position; 5-day
week. Apply Mr.. Gauss
Trust Department, Wash
1ngton Loan & Trust Co.
900 F st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-07-14

HUTCHER. for self-seryice meat dept.
reas. hours and good pay Apply to
Mr. AMMAN. 6406 Annapolis rd..
Bladensburg. -15
BUTCHER, to operate meat depart
msnt; reliable man only; good op-
portunity; DORCHESTER MARKET,
rd. wI6
BUTCHER. exper.. reliable and sober.
9 99IsTRIcT GROCERY STORE, 5eo7
BUTCHER, sober, reliable. 620l Bal
timore ave., Riverdale. Nd. UN.
CANvAssERs WANTED - Liberal
commissions. Clean merchandise.
vancement. Apply in person. TOWER
SALES CO.. 52l 18th st. ne. IA
CARPENTER wanted, ekod pay;
STEADY o6@k york. Call Mr.; GRIFFIN.
CARPENTERS, experienced, for new
residential construction. Apply 1924
MSoodneid w tneS "a; Out Conn; ave. to Saul
See WADE b edi aRaNfNaERo HsNsi so "000ne1iH5; Mi5
CARPENTERS AND HELPERS-About
months work, good pay; brick
ramblsrs. Ivanhoe st. and Harris
ave. Wheaton. Md. Lo. $4,000,
III
CARPENTERS-Frame and trim men.
experienced on housing Apply 34th
pl. and N st. Sc. Ask for MR.. ROSE.
CARPENTERS a., for new residen-
tial construction. Report with tools.
40U valley ave. s.e., or rear of
640O block Ager rd.. West Hyatts-
vile.
CARPENTERS HELPER, young man,
Tor high-grade kitchen installa tions;
excellent opportunity for careful and
reliable craftsman: steady year
around employment. Cali Mr.. Miller
between IL and Monday. JOHN
LIGON. INC, OIL. 2204 IA
CARPENTERS, 20 exper. men for long
Job. Directions: Out Georgia ave- ex-
tended to Seminary rd.. left to Mon
roe st.. right to lob sign. go
CAR WASHER, good salary and COM
mission. Apply NAECKER ESQ
SERV. CTR. 45lO Suitland rd., Suit
CAR and truck washer, coiored.
permanent job for sober and de-
pendable man. must have good
record. apply GRIFFITH's CON-
SUMERS GARAGE. 1900 First st.
Evening star., 1952-07-14
SALESMAN ~

STANDARD COFFEE CO. has open.
ington for q high-caliber salesman
who is sales minded. The man se.
lected must be rs to 45 years Of age
married, and able to make bond
Salary. commission and bonus plan
week. Transportation furnished, ex.
p@ense @ paid. Phone MIR. O'NEILL
Evening star., 1952-07-14
PAINTERS

Permanent. straieht- thine Jobs, with
apt. incl. as part of salary. TOR
and experienced men: must have
car: maintenance work on 450-unit
apt. project in Sc. Write letter. CIV
ing qualifications and telephone
number, for interview by appt.
WAVERLY TAYLOR. INC.
1900 SOth st. Sc, Ant. I.
Evening star., 1952-07-14
CHECKER

Immediate vacancy for q checker to
assist in the development of draft
ing standards. Check mechanical
drawings and aid craftsman in ac-
QUESTION of design information.
years drafting experience plus at
least years as checker. Salary
open. For further information and
personal interview, please phone 81.
1900, Personnel Department.
VITRO CORP. OF AMERICA
e62 Wayne Ave. Silver Spring, Nd.
-17
Evening star., 1952-07-14
MAN WITH CAR

4Xx24N WI i II Nfan
Big earnings. Good refs. 81. 1851.
MEN-Two full-time and one part
time. Start on q one or two day
trial basis; II you wish to prove to
yourself what an excellent opportu-
nifty. this is. Full-time Fuller Brush
dealers average 500 and up per
week calling on regular customers
by appt. Fuller Brush customers
are pleasant, courteous and buy
these famous everyday necessities
regularly. No experience necessary.
An experienced man will train you.
Apply oil National Press Bldg, 14th
and y sts. n.w- or call DI. 4477 OF
MEN, 1880 yrs. Of age. for garage
and car house work. Begin as clean
srs with opportunity to advance to
week. Good wages, with free trans
portation, paid sick leave and va
cations, pension plan. Apply $3.50
am. Monday through Friday, EN-
ployment ONCE, CAPITAL TRANS
IT CO., 36th and M sts. NV. Take
No. 30. RoSslyn car II
Evening star., 1952-07-14
CLERK-TYPIST

SASG1b1A 404
The Eyening star has an opening 70
the classified advertisfng department
An opportunity for an accurate
typist with {. good telephone voice.
Who = capable and would enjoy
interested apply Personnel oniee.
Rm. COS. Open Mon. thfough .Efi.
$3.50 am. TO 3 Pm. and 6e6. 3
am 20 ] pm. No uflone calls
THE EVENING STAR
11O1 Penna Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1952-07-14

PLUMBER AND HELPER
APPLY 1925 14th ST. NV. -16
PORTER. exper.. colored. for super
RopS ssRfEr e ea5s 5RsrsSa deorsis hASs sse
P0RTERs. colored; good working con-
ditions, permanent employment. Ap-
ply MIR. NELSON, 1886 10th st. NV.
PoRTEK, colored. full time, LIQUOR
permit: Ride bicycle. RED ToP
LIQUOR. 2O13 18th st. NV.
PORTER for LIQUOR store. must have
Ssrv soSGG cnaraS1er GTSTP reieTenSes; G9SSs eooS
RATE CLERK, S must a0s have Re0es espeE. VT With
RAN and motor tariffs; middle At
fol. qualified man with lge.. organ
ization. State full particulars in
RRxI si STATE ssisE Ssz EsssiAs ssas sass.
now being sold; exper. preferred but
JAMES Z 4 ~ 4. g5sy levitt. l7so Eye st.
ZEAL ESTATE statesmen OR
SALEsLADIES. Full or part time.
Must be Md. resident. familiar with
Silver Spring and. Wheaton. Broker
Is member OF Multiple-Listings Sys-
tema CLAUDE WOOD, Realtor, Ma.
REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN-2, needed
by. Silver Spring ONCE to complete
sales force. Will train qualified
men; Call JU. S-402O. DRURY q
RGeafSERss.. R2G4eaaTfTERs. experienced. for Tns MOD.
ern, air. conditioned. seif-service
super market; group Insurance., paid
vacations; Apply In person ID
BUCKINGHAM SUPER MARKET,
1909 Rhode Island ave. ne. -l5
Refrigerator Service Man
Some experience. good pay. 6-day
week, vacation; car necessary. For
further information. call JOE PINO.
LA. 6-6500. Ia
REPAIR MAN-Wasfing machines;
S5wp's Sc pisrnifheS; ENS1rsS1s Sss r r DoEd, q,
Evening star., 1952-07-14
- - H4N 34NN - Z
1101 Penna. Ave. NV,

I1O1 fenna. ave. NV.
TV SERVICEMAN
With car: experienced. Apply 1900
q st NV. DYNAMIC STORES,
Ty TECHNICIAN-salary open. sYI-
VAN RADIO. 2415 Pa. ave. NV,
~ " sSERaSSjicEMEN SSaSj v.rtsd -I7 .7nar,-
enced only, 6-day wk. Good start
ing salary. Apply In person, Full
FORD''S COLONY RADIO, 6ll9
GeorRia ave. NV ia
Evening star., 1952-07-14
MAIL CLERK
RETIRED MAN

Permanent position in our mailing
dept; 40-hour week; experience n
handling mail helpful but not es.
Sential: applicant should be neat In
appearance and capable Of passing
Room sos. Open weekdays, s:30-5
and Sat, 81. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
MAINTENANCE MAN. white. good
working conditions. excellent op-
Rsensst sdss ARpY iets Su,'dins IL nv
MAINTENANCE MAN
White, for NV. apt. bldg; married.
no children: must be exper.; local
refs. required: salary and quarters
Give some details Of exper. in reply.
FOR MEAT DEPT. oi
large self-seryice super market;
company benefits, good salary: do
ply. Write P. o. Boz 1904. wash.
MANAGEMENT TRAINEE
Our administrative training program
oners an excellent career oppor-
tunity with one OF Americas lead
ing companies. Basic qualifications
Age 1928, preferably married. col
iege education. WASHINGTON back.
ground. Telephone v. W. HOLLE.
MAN. DI. O333. Ii
MECHANICAL ENGINEER for estab.
nshed mechanical contracting firm
specializing in municipal and Govt
work: would prefer man with esti.
mating experience; excel. salary tC
qualified man. STEWART BAINUM
Evening star., 1952-07-14
HOSTESS
1900 WISCONSIN AVE.
BETHESDA. MD.

Full time. s p.m.-1:30 am, 8 NIGHTS.
Permanent POSITIONS salary commen-
surate with experience and ability;
meals furnished. dresses furnished,
paid vacation and sick leave. group
ment. APPLY HOT sHoPPES. INC,
Room 200, 1341 @ st. NV. --lB
HOUSEKEEPER twhitel, night hrs,
4 pm. to midnight. Some expert
ence preferred. Apply Housekeeper.
HOTEL DUPONT PLAZA, HU. 5000.
INVOICE CLERK-TYPIsT-Attractiye
opening for experienced typist, ac-
curate with figures, to type and
check invoices, using calculator:
permanent. small pleasant oflices;
6-day week. Call MISS OGDEN,
DE. 1855. --10
Evening star., 1952-07-14

ROOM CLERK
young man to work on
front desk Of downtown hotel; alter
MnaHsing MH g,,E h9qTs; Y o,,1 Apply in person to
HOTEL RALEIGH
18th and Pa. Ave. NV. -16
ROUTE SALESMAN, opportunities
and promising future with leading
laundry and dry cleaning; security,
permanent. and income well in ex-
cess Of $5 600 per year to men who
show willingness and interest, start
ing salary more than $500: paid
vacations plus many additional
dement's; we will train you thor
oughly. Apply Mr.. Wine, 3-5 pm,
BANNER LAUNDRY, 901 Oronoco
ROUTEMAN, we have o permanent
position. in our sales department for
9 man between 25-40 years Of age.
Tnere is an excellent opportunity
for advancement. > Vacation with
pa Hospital and accident insur-
ance. Apply ELITE LAUNDRY. 2119
14th st. NV. -l5
Evening star., 1952-07-14
E1ISI1IGGT-MGC1ld1lICdI
TO $1,000

To assist supervising maintenance
and design Of air conditioning. heat
have to 10 yrs practical experi-
ence and mechanical engineering de.
gree; under 40 yrs: excellent oppor-
tunity with substantial employment
Evening star., 1952-07-14

BUSINESS ECoNoMIsT-Nstionally
prominent, non-protlt. economic,
research organization seeking officer
with training In economics and
business analysis. Substantial sal
ary and excellent opportunity. Re-
ply should state education. exper-
ienee, salary, ETC.; no checking
references without permission. Box
11o-B. Star.
Evening star., 1952-07-14
Storm window InStallers
TRUCK DRIVER

TRUCK DRIVER
position for a rooa
colored driver, 1888 yrs. Of age
who has 9 D. c. drivers permit,
clear driving record and truck
personnel room COS; open Weekd ays
5000 and Sat. 9-l. No phone calls
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1952-07-14
HOT 6HOPPES, INC.

RIn. 2OO, I341 @ St. NV. 1T
ENGINEERS HELPER, white. FOL
work in q steam power plant; 4S-hr
wk.. day work. good salary. Apply
to chief engineer. GEORGETOWN
UNIVERSITY. .37th and o NV. IL
LUMBIA HOSPITAL, 26th and L SITS
Evening star., 1952-07-14
.fANITO'

JANITOR
colored; 25-35 yrs. Of age; good
physical condition and willing q
give regular attendance. Apply Per-
sonnel RIM. 500; open weekdays
S:SO-b ana Sat- 9-1. No phone
THE EVENING STAR
11O1 Penna. Ave. NV
Evening star., 1952-07-14
ENGINEER. WATCH

Fifth-class license. for apt. bldg; per-
person, mgr. THE KENNEDY-WAR
REM 81 % Enr,r nua
Evening star., 1952-07-14
APPLY HOT sHOPPEs. NC.
RIM. 200, 1341 a st. NV

CAsHIER, Experienced, for the boys
dept. ESTHER SHOP, 1925 T St.
CASHIER. exper.. for responsible
salary. RITCHIE ASSOCIATES,
CASHiER. neat In appearance for
part-time Job evenings. LITTLE
THEATER, sos 9th ST.. Mr.. De La
CASHIER, experienced. for respon-
sible position in small loan once.
Good salary. RTTCHIE ASSOC.
ave.. Rockville z3ls. ia
Evening star., 1952-07-14
statesmen

Furniture and appliances. Excellent
earn. big money. Salary and COM
mission; no night work; company
dement's. See Mr.. Steifel. MARVINS.
734 9TH st NV -16
Evening star., 1952-07-14

CLERK-TYPIST
Exper. One capable for handling al
detail work Permanent position
Excel. salary. 5h-day week.
BENSON JEWELLERS
1910 p St. NV. end Floor.
Evening star., 1952-07-14

ing conds. Apply MIR. NELSON,
3636 18th st. NV. lie
GROCERY CLERK, must be exp. and
neat; excel. pay and working cond.
Apply DOMINION FOOD STORE,
Lee hwy. corner Glebe rd.. or call
OW. 1898. -I5
GENERAL UTILITY MAN, draft ex-
empt preferred, should have d. c.
e 1o5 noon Dsfm mt ;npery,s Apply Wed1nneTseeaay 1nTeay
CHEMICAL CORPORATION. Print
Ing Ink Division, 1872 Que st. ne.
Evening star., 1952-07-14
MAN

fiddle aged to manage pickup ONCE
BERGMANN'S LAUNDRY. 623 G st
Evening star., 1952-07-14
HELP-NEN

PHARMACIST, IaA resistered Nd, Or We.
MANOR PHARMACY. AP. 2229 oi
Observation-Disclosures. eolored
sober and honest; reference and ex-
perience required; apply HOWARD
DRUG STORE. 9TH and Florida
PHOTOGRAPHER. baby canvasser. ay
1925 wk. S409 Ga. ave. 8. g., Md,
6:3o-s Pm. Mon. through Thurs.
PLAsTERERs wanted. white only.
Only first-class mechanics need ap-
ply. Call IA. 4-0343. lie
WANTED, 20, colored,
first-class mechanics, only, need ap-
ply: also hod carriers. apt. houses.
Sc. A. j. BADiNi sf Il l. son. ssdoSa "A'1 'M15 ~
fLUMRER thoroughly experienced.
On tobbinR and repair work. Must
sass ssesdy dTlya: WUrt shs Job oSSd Ss sS eS
man. x, SHAPIRO. Sis Ga. ave.
PLGMBEss-work Ei hfGS; on new uS houses.
Job ! mile below Alex. Va. sCall
- $1,000, Z to 8 Am. -:16
p G. drivers permit. Call sH.
PLUMBERS. jobbing mechanics. ex-
perienced and familiar with the city.
Apply 7.s am. or As p.m., 1246
rLnMsEks LaSa1s Is aiS AND HELPERS, Ule ezper,-
PITMbEk faa vhte & sna qst sl.ss ssn repar
man with D. c. drivers permit.
LU. 4-6465. --15
Evening star., 1952-07-14
Executive 5034

Monday. July IA 2-5 pm. 7-9 pm
THsasday; Wsa j,;,y July y, Is IL IL pm. R 7s pm
You'll Like Working for MAC.
Mcdonnell Aircraft Corp.
st. Louis, Missouri
Evening star., 1952-07-14
SPECIFICATIO,
WRITERS
HIGHEST RATES

For editing and writing instruction
manuals on road machinery, trucks
Evening star., 1952-07-14
Furniture Salesman

i VI 1I1UCIC 2 OdICOI1IdII
UNUSUALLY H M ' sood epenine We to hses seii in IN
our. store. Salary is $50 weekly
and in addition commission on all
sales. No quotas, no charge backs,
no reposseSsions. Salesman's dream;
good store trafic. We believe our
salesmen's earnings are today
mems earnings in this city. Come
in to discuss with me our biggest
program for expansion. My Friend
John. ATLAS FURNITURE. 921 G
Evening star., 1952-07-14
PAINTERS
white. Phone 10. S-202e

lPHARMACTST, full time: excel salary
1 and working ccnds. Apply EMPmE
+ PHARMACY. N7SS Conn. aye. NV.
-
Evening star., 1952-07-14
.BOOKKEEPING MACHINE
OPERATOR

And general ONCE; 40 hrs, perm,
best salary; good location and work
age. salary, machine exper.. etc.
Box 492-B. Star. is
MEAT CARVER--Neat.
attrac. appearance, mature woman
with experience In cafeteria work
preferred to carve meat to order In
front of public. Meals and uniforms
furnished. Hrs. IL am. to pm.
Sun. on. Numerous employment BEN
eiiS iASPpry HOT sHopprs NC
Arkansas State press., 1952-10-24
Parents Fined In
School Strike

Richmond, Va. - Parents Of
children were fined $500 eael
Thursday for refusing to send thei
children to a iim-crow school Il
miles from their homes in IVES
point, Va.
Justice w. T. Mocklar of tn
King William county trial eour
found the parents guilty of viola
ting the states compulsory eduea
ton law, which requires that al
children under 16 must attend
school.
A school in the town of Wesi
Point, to which the parents con
tend they should be able 20 sem
their children, is open to whit
children only.
The Negro children have bee
out of school for the past month
The parents have been holdin
what they called "makeshift" elias
ses in their homes.
Justice Mocklar said he woulf
suspend the fines if the children
returned to school within 10 day
But all those fined have announc
ed intention to appeal the verde
to a higher court.
Arkansas State press., 1952-10-24
Truman Recalls
Woodward Case

Was hington. The brutally
beaten and blinded Negro veteran
whose tragic fate spurred Presi-
dent Truman in efforts to obtain
civil rights for Negroes, has been
identified as Isaac Woodland OF
New York City.
Last Saturday, President Tru-
man focused attention on South
Carolina when he told a Harlem
audience, Right after World War
II, religious and racial intolerance
began to show up just as 1t did
in 1919. There were good many
incidents of violence and friction,
but two of them in particular
made a deep impression on me.
One was when Negro veteran
still wearing this countrys uni
form, was arrested and beaten and
blinded"
Woodward, travelling in a bus
to Philadelphia, was dragged of
near Aiken. South Carolina whe e
police officials beat and blinded
him. They went unpunished.
Arkansas State press., 1952-10-24
Plans Mapped For
Xmas Seal Drive

The Christmas tuberculosis seal
sale will open November 18th and
continue through Christmas thru
out the nation. The Pulaski Tu-
berculosis Association is the sole
agent for Christmas seals in
Greater Little Rock and Pulaski
County. The 1853 budget for the
local tuberculosis program is SOLE
" dependent upon this sale. TIE
steering committee met at the as
ISOLATION room on Thursday, Oc-
tober 18th to make plans for this
years sale. Mrs. E. d. Morehead
was appointed chairman for this
years sale. Co-chairman is
Mrs. M T. Riley; county chairman
Mrs Blanch johnson. The commit
tee set Sunday, Nov. l6, at 4:3(
at the Phyllis Wheatley Y w. c
A. as the time and place for the
launching of the Negro division
for the 1852 Christmas seal sale
The quota set was $4,000. Tn
committee is now working on vol
unteer chairmen to head up th'
various groups.
Arkansas State press., 1952-10-24
Leader
Backs ike"

Washington. - The nation as a
whole, and Negroes in particular,
Mill benefit from change IN ao-
=ninistration, declared Mrs, Daisy
q Lampkin, a Democrat, ana
tnembcr of the Board of Dlrec-
TORS Of the National Association
for the Adva cement of Colored
People, at a press conference here
Today.
Mrs. Lampkin, who has been
Fice president of the Pittsburgh
Fourier for % years, used the &C.
IeaSlon to announce that though she
PAD been an ardent Democrat
Since 1882, she is now disguised
Democrat, and will vigorou lily
campaign for the Ike-NixoA ticket.
FOR the Eisenhower Nixon ulNet.
She announced. also, that Ner
paper. which has the largest Ne
Egro circulation II the d, WI
|fditorially support the Repubi!ca1
candidates.
Arkansas State press., 1952-10-24
UN Birthday Party
AT ny" Thursday

Y. w. c. A. members were en-
tertained October % at United
Nations birthday party at the "
according to Mrs. Hazel Hynson,
chairman of the " program COM
mittee.
In cooperation with the Arkan-
sas citizens committee Phyllis
Wheatley will do its part in es-
tablishing custom by observing
the first birthday party of tn e
United Nations.
There was fun, tern a ito n
al songs and talk by Mrs. E.sl 2
Edmondson who has just return
ed from an extended visit aoroad
All members and their friends
were invited.
Arkansas State press., 1952-10-24
Parents Demand
White School In
Nations Capital

Washington, d. C.-(CNS)-T'he
terr Id lie overcrowding of Negro
students in the jim crow schools
is about to come to a head If the
Negro paren IS have their way
Fresh from last years four d
strike at one elementary school,
parents are now seek ng immedi-
ate transfer of another elementary
school-the Bryan school at 18th
and B streets. to Negroes.
The Bryan school is an 10 room
white school with 288 seats II
would do mucn to cut down the
need of 432 seats for Negro chill
dren in the nations capital, Ac-
ccrding to figures, four white
schools in the disputed area have
a capacity for 2772 pupils and a
zoos enrolment. While for the five
Negro schools there is 1872 ca
pacity but a 1851 enrolment.
The demand by the parents for
the transfer of the Bryan school
has been received by the school
board and is now in the hands OF
Supt. Hobart M Corning
Arkansas State press., 1952-10-24
Omega Minstrel
And Talent Show
Al Dunbar tiiuh

The annual scholarship fund
project Of the Omega Psi Phi fra
ternity will be a minstrel and tai
ent show to be given in the audi
forum of Dunbar high sc h 90 |,
Tuesday at $3.50 p m. High school.
students from Newport. Texar-
kama, Helena, Pine Bluff, Greater
Little Rock, Hot Springs will pa
rade their special abilities for top
donors, The keenest competition
S expected to develop between the
high schools of Greater Lift e
Rock. Lois Mothershead and Hell
en- Hayes, 1851 winners will be
trying for repeat victory Clyde
Webb minstrel show director said
That the younger Omega men,
mostly students at Philander Smith
college have shown exceptional
skill. He is debating whether to
use the Omega fat men, or thin
men" on the ends. In either case
Webb promises a class A - old
time minstrel show.
Competing Schools
Walker high school, Magnolia
Columbia.
Wonder City high school, West
M emphis, Crittenden.
Pine street high school, Conway,
Faulkner.
Langsto n high s. hool, Hot
Springs, Garland.
Malvern colored high, Malvern,
Hot Springs.
Lincoln high school, Camden,
Ouachita.
Chichester colored high Chides-
ter, Ouachita.
Dunbar high school, Little Rock,
Pulaski.
Jones high school, North Little
Rock, Pulaski.
Wrightsville hi school, Wrights-
vile, Pulaski.
Nelson high school, Scott, Pu-
laski..
Pulaski County Training school
McAlmont, Pulaski.