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Evening star., 1952-01-25
WOMAN

ARLINGTON
To take conlplete charge Of hosiery
and lingerie dept. Must be fully
expe.. and be able to furnish excel.
refs. Excel. salary and comm, paid
group disqualification, paid vacations
and other employe benefits.
WRITE GIVING FULL PARTICULARS
P.O. BOX 20S6
POTOMAC STATION, ALEX. VA.
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EXCELLENT Opportunity

Excellent Opportunity
For Young lady 25-35 with office
experience in accounts receivable,
payrolls or bookkeeping; must be
interested in learning bookkeeping
work and ofice routine of large
office with possibility of supervising
entire ONCE procedure after q
few months. Previous experience
as bookkeeper not necessary. Ac-
curacy, willingness to follow instruc-
tions and desire to improve most
important. Box 418-H. Star. --27
NATIONAL AIRPORT
Young lady, 30 to So, needed for IN
teresting Job in pleasant surround
ings. An attractive person will not
need experience but dependability q
must; very attractive salary and
hours, IL to $40 pm. MRS. Bill
LINGS, XII. 1854. -27
Evening star., 1952-01-25
CLERK-TYPIST

The Evening Star has an opening In
he CLASSIFIED advertising department
An opportunity for an accurate
sypist with q good telephone voice
who Is capable and would enjoy
rendering service to customers hy
telephone; 5-day. 40-hour week. i
interested. apply Personnel Once
RIM. sos. Open Mon. tfrough Fri.
$50 am. to 5 pm. and Sat. Q am
20 o.m.
THE EVENING STAR
11o1 Penns. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1952-01-25

Executive-Type Salesman
TO QUALIFY YOU MUST BE A TOP
FLIGHT executive-type salesman ac-
customed to earning $1,000 per an
mum or better. Advertising and sales
promotion training desirable; clean
record; able to stand rigid investi-
cation. Evidence of past successful
selling experience. Must own car
and be financially solvent. Free
sales training.
PROSPECTIVE EMPLOYER Is
BROWN & BIGELOW, worlds larg-
est direct advertising organization.
Home. office st. Paul, MINI. 60
branch Offices in q. S. A.
THE WORK IS selling advertising
and sales promotion ideas and cam
paigns to all types of business firms.
THE COMPENSATION IS commits
Sions payable weekly settlement
basis; year-end bonus; rapid pro-
motion possible for outstanding
men. (The average earnings Of over
900 BROWN & BIGELOW sales
representatives was over SO 900
vACANcIEs-openings in Washing
FOR 1RTERv1Ew-can R. D. Ford,
jr., S055 18th ST., Silver Spring,
Nd SH 20S0 --S7
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MACHINE


Woman to post on book
keeping machine in large real
estate and mortgage loan
office; must be experienced
typist and have knowledge of
simple bookkeeping; pleasant
surroundings, air-conditioned
building; 371a-hour work week,
no Saturday work. lunches
furnished free: disqualification
and life insurance furnished
free after reasonable length of
service; good salary to start
with opportunity for advance
ment.
CALL Mr.. BEAN. Ma. 2112.
Evening star., 1952-01-25
REPAIRS AND sEkvicE ,eont. !,

Observation-Disclosures walls. ga
RACES, chimney repair, also concrete
and stonework. New construction or
repair. Call RICHARDSON, GE. 1888.
BRICK WORK, chimneys. fireplaces,
walls, steps. porehes, garages; all re-
pairs: Al work. After 5. MI. 6llS.
BRICK WORK in general; fireplaces.
p0rches. retaining walls. concrete
work. Glass 4 Jobs. RINALDI AND
BRICKWORK. cinder blocks. small
Jobs by ", contract; osg5 white mecssnic'
BRICK WORK
Small Jobs q speciality; 1st-class work,
after $50, JU. S-9219. -26
CARPENTER; alterations, repairs, re-
modelling. Old and new work. Phone
CARPENTRY@ @ :. General remodel hg;
4aaFs saSnFssM store ysSrsi fna s9os ssoEe
CARPENTER - Reno 1eling. cabinet
painting and decorating. Ii. 6-7072.
CARPENTRY-All types work; recre-
alton and attic rooms specially;
JOHN v. HARNER. 81. 4255,. -2T
CEMENT WORK. large, small; car
pentry, porch and garases. partl, ptI,
spnSvrS stenI; white Io mechanics. nss6 JACK
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES electrically
razor-klerned or no charge ROTO-
ROOTER. Ihone RA. SSSS any day.
any ight.
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION--Re-
pairs. short circuits; small jobs done
immed. Call RA. 1922 any time.
FENCE-GalvaniZed chain link. ali
posts in concrete. immediate erec-
tion. Get the best for less: 36
months to pay Phone Ii. 4-46SS:
evenings and Sunday. NO. 552S.
Evening star., 1952-01-25
HELP WoMEN
STENOGRAPHER

to work in branch once Of LEADING
life insurance CO.: moderate short.
hand. typin. ability and one who
enjoys working with figures; 5-dRy
37h-hr. wk. with benefits and ad-
vancement. FIDELITY MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE. CO.. 20S Tower
Bldg, 18th and K sts. NV. Ma,
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StenO.-GeorgetoWn
National publication requires accurate
stenographer. under 30, 5-day wk.:
vacation. insurance. disqualification.
good starting salary; unusual op-
portunity for advancement. CO.
Evening star., 1952-01-25
CLERK-TYPIST

zoung woman. 1885 years Of ase,
who Is accurate and can type. at
least 36. words per min, 6-day,
40-hr. wk.: guaranteed salary, sd
vancement. Apply Personnel, Room
sos. Open weekdays. 6;S0-6 and
Sat. 0-1. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
110i Penna. Avs. NV.
Evening star., 1952-01-25
NEED EXTRA CASH
WANTED

WANTED
Experienced TV and whole
sales salesman; unusual op-
portunity for the right man.
We're looking for a sales
man who has had some ex-
perience calling on retail
dealers In the greater Wash.
area.
Box 375-B, Star
State age, experience and
approx. present income.
Evening star., 1952-01-25

Telephone Order Clerk
Young iady between 81 and 80 to
handle incoming calls; in, in our aT.D pick aoac up
general office work Must be pleas
ant. courteous and willing. in deal
ing with the public; 5h-day week.
Apply In person to M. J. Garrett,
INSTITUTE CLEANING PLANT,
1921 Ga. ave. Silver Spring. ~
TYPIST, for old-established insur-
ance organiZation; 5-day wk. Call
Mr.. BEAN, Elk, $500. --26
TYPIST,, colored. experienced pre-.
ferred but not essential; must be
rapids steady position; good oppor.
tunity Apply HOLLYWOOD, goa
18th st. -25
TYPIST, experienced, intelligent, o.
vantages. AIPERsTEINs. DEPARF-
MENT STORES. 1920 7th st. NV
TYPIST. 40-hr. wk.. no Saturdays
interesting position, employe benefits
1st st. s.e., TR. 5000. -27
Evening star., 1952-01-25
TRUCK DRIVER

COLORED-25-3S years of age; pre-
and d. C. drivers permit are neces-
sary. Must be able to pass physical
exam. Apply Personnel. Room sos:
open weekdays S:30-5 and Sat. 81
No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1952-01-25
SECRETARY
SECRETARY Al

SECRETARY, Al
to executive director. lib
eral, non Communist organization,
endorsed by AFL, CIO. Hard, inter-
esting work in public relations and
legislation. Intelligence plus good
shorthand. tipping Skills essential.
erimination against color or race.
Salary, $65. Call MR.. LoHMAN,
Ex. S156. 26N
Evening star., 1952-01-25

bOOhhGGE EN-
Accounts receivable, familiar with
Underwood fiatbed bookkeeping ma
chine. Good salary and permanent
position tp gEGuD %arhin
conditions. r. HARRIS g. Co,
jewelers., 11Q1 F st. NV. See Mr..
Geraci. 4th floor office. - -25
ASST. = Experienced
in general office work and tipping,
pleasant working conditions, 5-day.
40-hr. wk. Permanent position with
a future. EMILE. 1921 Conn. ave-,
BooKK1EEEPiER-sECRETARY. perma-
ONCE, secretary to director Of local
operations for national aSsn.;' pleas
ant working conds., bookkeeping
exper req.; shorthand not req. Call
sae. t9r appt g so ,{yS HSo-TA Aon LOUNGE, It p1'
BOoKKEEPER TYPIsT, position
MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.. 4O1
Warner Bldg, 18th and e sts. NV.
TYPIST - Married
woman; part-time work; to 6 hrs.
suit suit eond. & BOX Box 14s-a: ' Star. 4sS y
BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST. under 81
years of age. to work in optical Of
nee; 5-day week including Sat. and
Mon. Salary open. See MR.. VIOLIN.
727 7th st. NV.
middle-aged woman, expe-
rienced in prominent downtown res
taurant; excellent salary, reasonable
hours; no Sundays or holidays. Box
316-D. Star. -26
experience not necessary;
5-day week; pleasant working con-
ditionS; company benefits. Apply in
person. ROSS JEWELRY CO., 702
9TH St NV -2S
Evening star., 1952-01-25
COPPER TTTRTNH
DESKS

ONCE. new and used; all sizes and
types at great savings. N FRANK
& SON. Ala 3rd st. NV. EX 1914.
DIAMONDS-Lady's. Y CT. w.g. mtg. :,
500; mans. " ct. S75; lady's So Ct.
sa5O Sl50; mans q Ct, $l75; lady's.
$500; mans, pa cts. big FASH
S575. All prices include mountings.
Trades accepted. LIVINGSTON a
CO., 1423, H st. NV. ME. 344O.
Evening star., 1952-01-25
JUST THINK

A short interview may place you in
Q. position to write your own pay
check.
Evening star., 1952-01-25

FLooE Sg. SANDING ny ISe, and finishing. G Can
sL66Ss 65Ss' ssAND62GDs and finished; old
GooR eIs5S Hfs sERv1dh. !iEs wa ReT: ilaa! TAYLOR
FLOOR SANDERS. edgsrs and waxers
ented. Instructions BY experieneed
floor men. KENNEDY FLOOR co,
700 Kennedy ST. NV RA. 4346.
FLOORS sANDED AND FINISHED
whts coyhs 9ssssniis WA fsaSsed ssS any primes Tines
FURNITURE REPAIRING and re-
finishing. GILBERT PEAKE, 1882
Wisconsin ave. Bethesda. OIL. 1883.
PAINTING. PAPERNG-A good Job
sH. All or 70. 1881. w2s
PAINTING-Int. and ext; also kem-
toning; all work guaranteed. For
free estimate. call CO. O136.
PAINTING-Paper hanging; fair
PAINTING, WALL sCRAPiNG-For
Job, well done at q price you can
3. afISrS 1ST,, fo pay; % cal DIg ~ Nc Tc92lS =,
pAPER HANGING. painting; white
mechanic. 20 years exper.; do own
work lookout, MI. O090. 30 .
PAPERING-5 rms. 2-story hall
hcusc; SIS: own work; ". mech: ;
call Ralph. ME. Sl4S. 500 to 800.
PAPERING AND PAINT1NG-com L
or res; satisfied customers over
25 yrs MR.. LAWRENCE. RA 9703.
PAPERING AND PAINTING; reduced
prices: Takoma. Silver Spring: work
guar. L. CROWFIL SH 1876 --26
PLASTERING, PAINTING, carpentry.
cement. waterproofing. white me-
chanics. Ii. 7-37S2, Ii. 4-1253.
PLAsTERING. ceilings and patch
work q speciality. Call MI. 1892.
Observation-Disclosures a special
ity by White mechanics: good serv-
ice; -eas. TC. OH. go
PLASTERING q speciality: large and
small Jobs; new and old work; white
mechanics: work guar. NO. 2723,
PLAsTERING AND PAINTING; new
and old work. Call HU. 1874.
PLUMBING AND HEATING. no job
too small; 24-hr. service; reasonable
prices. Reg. in D. c. and Nd.
pGGMBffSSG. MsfSSi HEATING. REP2AIiRs.
new work and remodeling. bath
rooms installed hot-water heaters.
no Jobs too large or small. free es-
Inmates Ii 4-5373 -27
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HELP MEN tcont.D

SANDWICH MAN, experienced, for
kosher delicatessen. Apply at 1922
Eastern ave. NV. -31
SECRETARY-CL
To do secretarial work and keep
records for officer of a large local
hgures, knowledge of shorthand and
tipping preferred. willingness 20 fol-
low instructions and desire for I'M
provement most important. Box
3S5-H, Star. -27
SERVICE MANAGER - Automobile
leadership, located suburban Wash
minded service manager for its or.
ganization. Salary and bonus will
be satisfactorily arranged. This is
an opportunity for q good man who
knows Ford products and is now q
service manager successful serv-
sistsnt service manager. This is the
kind Of opportunity that does not
arise frequently. AL replies conf
dental. Expsrienced man from
Write fully about yourself giving
age. experience. etc. Interview will
be arranged. Box 269-D. Star. --26
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT. ex-
perienced in gas station work and
fabrication preferred. ALBRITTA1N
SUNOCO SERVICE, 247 Carroll St.,
sERRSViiCEE sTATfoS ATTENDANT
fabrication man, must be an expert
and good salesman. Salary open,
plus commission and vacation. See
Mr.. Barron, manager SUNOCO
s5Isy sERy1GE Td STATION Wis ave. and
SERVICE STATION attendant. Pre-
fer local man, experienced only.
Apply to manager, 1890 Ga. ave,
Silver Spring. Nd. 49,.
SEhniGE ihitt T. si STATION MEN n - Exper.
managers. Top salary, commission
HoSpitalization, vacation. Apply in
person. ESQ. 5435 Annapolis I'd,
CheYerly. Nd -27
Evening star., 1952-01-25
BABY CRIB-CARRIAGE
- SALE

Annual sale of nationally advertised
brands, Storkline, Gem, Lullabye,
HedStrom, Siehert, Welsh and many
others.
Evening star., 1952-01-25
Apply in Person
F. KRONHEIM
& CO., INC.
1925 NEW YORK AVE. NE.

TEACHER OF REVISED simplifed,
Gregg shorthand. Glasses scheduled
to s pm, 3 ewes. ed. wk. Appli-
cant should be 2 college graduate
personal interview telephone, ma.
174S. Ask for MIR. Purvfs at Strayer
College. 18th and sts. -2G
OPERATOR, white, for
small switchboard and clerical du-
ties; exper. pref. but not essential.
Pleasant working cQnd., hrs. 8 to 8,
Mon through Fri. Salary $50. per
week Call or see Mr.. DOUGLASS,
GALLIHER & HuGUELEY, INC,
Sherman ave. and w st. NV. NO.
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nv SERVICE MAN, outside; car neces-
sary, attractive proposition. Call
~ w. iT2CHN1cIANs, R32I;1cIA top salary, Store
benefits. Apply 3I0O NJ st. NV.
See MR.. WILSON, or cali co. 1857.
uPHoLsTERER; first class; good
working conditions; steady work.
DISTRICT UPHOLSTERERSS IA.
1866. -27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., $3.50; to
work in warehouse of leading frosted
food distributor: good opportunity
for steady. reliable man; See Mr..
MORRIS after IL noon at 415 10th
st. s.w. No phone calls; -27
WEATHER STRIPPER to contract
new houses in Va. and Wash; must
be good; details supplied by builder.
See FRANK. 200 s. Jackson St, Arl.
WHOLESALE SALESMAN for floor
and wall covering distributor; terri
rounding area; must have car: sal.
ary and bonus. HARMEL FLOOROOF
co, $50 Holiday ST. BALTIMORE
BOYS ms, Sseveral, over 1s. to start
nee, Apply RANsDELL. INC.
$40 r. I. ave. ne. [26
MAN, colored: experienced with tools
and lathe operating to make pic
tnre frames; repair s5Hnod snd rehnisn IN n
serious minded man who can fur,
nish satisfactory references. and
will appreciate. a really good per
manent Job, with many employe ben
efits; age, 2S-3S; good starring
Sasfy nty; 5-Gay Gasn ws POSITION NATIONAL
GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY, 16tn and
M st. NV; out applicants inter.
viewed at Personnel Office, 3rd and
ne r St, ne o am. to 4 pm Do not
MAN, inspection ability to check rec
ord players and eventually assume
responsibility for all Servicing.. Some
background and knowledge OF am
pltf1erS desirable; all company bene-
fits available. Apply BOWEN d co.
MAN, q well-established washington
printing firm has an opening Tor
q man between 80 and 40 yrs. OF
age with printing, selling, layout .n11 and
nsas Sssi%assng emgplexmant With opportun
tailed information Of past employ
ment and character references
,sS BOS 2IbdD' abilo Star, 81 t. e. D. C. drivers
nearby D. c. Inside and outside
work. Full time, 6-day wk, Write
salary desired. Box 256-H' star.
MAN, experienced in maintenance
work for apt. bldg, in NV, section;
hours 4 pm. to II pm. Call MRS.
LEVER, EN-. O700. -26
MAN-White. $500; to work in ware
house of leading frosted food dis
tTi61Itor' r.S;sSSa GoSd 1an 0pportusses see MR. Rr
MORRIS after IL noon at 415 10Th
st. s.w. No phone calls. ~
NAN aWANTED-to sell Rawleigh's
Household Products to consumer:
hustler: no experience needed to
start; pleasant, profitable; dignifled
work. Write today. RAWLElGH'S
Dept DCA-14-53. Chester. "a.
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many new-look-
ing wearables
can be m a d e
for children
from the dis
cards of their
elders or from
worn household
linens - all
c o m p | e t e ly
unrecognizable.
According to
t h e Tin t ex
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hemmed, gathered first, and then
stitched onto each pant leg. The
general rule for amount of materi-
al needed, is to allow about one
half again the measurement
around opening for fullness. To
further accentuate the *new look, /,
try tintexing these pantles with
several pairs of socks, so your
little one can have a matching
soek-and-pantie ensemble all
aglov with color.
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DEADLINE FRI. NOON

ANNOUNCEMENTS
Funeral Directors
Information
ga. Where to Dine
EMPLOYMENT
la Help Wanted-Male
15b Help Wanted-FemAle
is Employment Agencies
n Situation Wanted-Mais
Is Situation Wanted-Femalt
EDUCATIONAL
10 Instruction
BUSINESS SERVICE
30 Business Announcements
Advertisements under this classifics-
tion listed under sub-headings &C.
cording to services advertised.
40 Hauling and Expressing
a Hotels
44a Homes for Aged or lnvaIids
Ab Room and Board
4ba Rooms Unfurnished
Ash. Rooms Furnished
45c Rooms for Housekeeping
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
So Wanted Real Estate
SO Real Estate for Sale
e4 Exchange Real Estate
So Ruilder-Builder Supplies
65a Appraising
Ssh Home Modernization
65c Automatic Heat
LIVESTOCK
II Poultry and Supplies
Tia Feeds
lib Dogs, Cats. Pets and Supplies
MERCHANDISE
73b Piano Tuning and Repair
73c Radios, Repairs, Rentals
I'D Power Lawnmowers
73e Television
zig Foundry Work
10 Flowers-PIants-Trees
81 Diamonds-Wstches
s0a Food Mart
az Wanted to Buy
81 Miscellaneous for Sale
AUTOMoTIvE
sic Auto Service-Repairs
s7h Automobile Parts-Accessoriea
asa Tractors for Sale
90 Used Cars for Sale
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example, you
might a id a
"frilly'' rume to
your little girls
panties to make
her feel really
dressed up. Ruff
hes are simply
made from a
straight, narrow
strip of material
(or several strips
4
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How To Disguise ~Hond-me-downs"
By ANNE GARY-ANs Features

NO NEED for hand
little effort they be disguised children won't
sefconsciou them Nor always
new lo for there tricks
and shortcuts which help dollars family
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Chimney Repairing
CHIMNEY 4 nRIcK prpAT

CHIMNEY BRICK REPAIR
T1ckpointing. Houses or apartments.
Cement porches & walks. Ross or Maekey
FE Is45
CHIMNEY REpAIRING tuck pointing
walls and buildings pointed, block laying
complete building maintenance. Free est.
Tnrfn0 pafkhuwr uA aaax. IA 0aEE
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Home Economies Bureau, it's i'm.
portant to wash and thoroughly
rinse all articles before dyeing and
to remove buttons, buckles and
trimmings. Also it's good idea to
use color remover first, the bureau
counsels, when the article is un-
evenly faded or spotted, or if you
are changing to different color
particularly from q dark shade to
a lighter one.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-01-25

ANOTHER TRICK in making over
dresses that have become worn in
the sleeves, armhole or collar sec
ton, is to transform the garment
into a jumper. This is very easy
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alteration and requires no expert
sewing technique or pattern You
cut the sleeves out of the dress,
deepen the armholes so they won't
bind, cut circular neck deeper in
front than in back, keeping plenty
of width on the shoulder so straps
stay in place., and bind off the
raw edges. For q change of cos
tune, to wear with the jumper,
you might dip some old blouses in
the dye bath, using a matching,
harmonizing or contrasting color.
WITH THE AID of ali-fabric
dye There are some so fashion
new colors from which to choose), i,
The guardian., 1952-04-26
GRANT A.M.E. CHURCH
I35 VERNON STREET

Rev. John w. Lee. Pastor
DR.. A. Chester Clark of New
York City, Guest Speaker at
Grants Sunday
Sunday, April 27, will be a red
letter day in the history of
Grant A.ME. Church. The An
nual pring Rally will be held,
the officers and members ex-
pect this effort to be the best
ever in the history of the church.
The days festivities will get
under way at the II AM. service
when one of the countries
leading pulpiteers will deliver
the morning message, in the
person of DR.. A. Chester Clark,
one of the outstanding preach
ers in the A.M.E. connection. A
graduate of Morris Brown Col
lege, Atlanta, Ca, and the Yale
Divinity School; he holds hon
orary degrees from several lead
ing Universities. DR.. Clark is at
present Presiding Elder Of the
Brooklyn, L. I. District. He is a
candidate for General Officer
at the General Conference in
Chicago next month. A native
of Georgia, DR.. Clark has been
The guardian., 1952-04-26

The Resthaven League pre-
sents a SmaIl-Fry Fashion Show
an dTea at st. Cyprian's Parish
Hall. Sunday, April 27, 200 to
500 PM. Adults, 75c; Children
under IL, S5c. Tickets are avail
able from any Of the League
members.
The Annual May Day Party at
the international Institute, 100
Beacon ST., Friday, May 2, both
afternoon and evening, will fea-
ture music by two child prodl-
gies from Iran, Leon Gregorian,
pianist, and Willy Haroutounian,
violinist, also gay nationality
costumes, door prizes, table
prizes, and delicious old-world
pastries, all under the chairman
ship of Mrs. William A. Shurcliff
and Mrs. Adolph Nannsky. They
are assisted by a committee of
ladies including the members Of
the Senior Advisory Council Of
the International Institute, active
among whom are Mesdames
Estelle L Crosby and Marie
Holmes. The public is invited.
The guardian., 1952-04-26
GRIFFITH CLASSIC AT
FINE ARTS FRIDAY

The Cinema Society will show
D. w. Griffith's The Birth of a
Nation" at the Fine Arts Theater,
The guardian., 1952-04-26
CITY NEWS

Everyone Is cordially invited
to attend the Musical Tea given
by Etude Club on Sunday, April
"a at 5 o'clock, 464 Mass. ave-,
Boston.
The Womens Usher Board of
Col. ave. Zion Church will con-
duct an Old Maids Convention at
the church Friday, May 2, $3.50
Pm. Gladys Polk, is president
and Mrs. Willie Kirton is chair
man. Usher boards of all
churches are cordially invited to
attend.
Annual FANNIE B. PECK DAY
celebrated by Greater Boston
Housewives League, Inc. Sunday
May Is, 4 PM. at Peoples Bap-
tist Church. Fine. program. Tea
served, speaker, Mrs. Ardella X,
Fossett, circulating librarian
School Of Education, Boston Uni
versity. Donation SOC.
The guardian., 1952-04-26
Courses At Mass.
General Hospital

The Massachusetts General
Hospital for the first time; i i
Offering an evening refresher
course for the registered gradu-
ate nurse, another evening re-
fresher course for the licensed
attendant, as well as an in-ser-
Vice training program for both
men and women are Wltnout
tuition and are to be held at the
hospital beginning Monday May
5. meeting Monday, WEDNESDAY
and Thursday from 700 ? M. 70
1000 PM. for a period of four
weeks for the registered gradu-
ate nurses and the licensed at
tendant. and for a training
neriod Of nine weeks for the hos
pital aides.
The guardian., 1952-04-26

20 years.
Our emporium condemns this
inglorious Griffith movie-mon-
strosity which three decades back
made Boston boil over in dis
honor and shame. Our publica-
tons late and brilliant editor
William Monroe Trotter lambast-
ed this screen delusion as an in
suit to the TIM more than ten
million Afro-Americans whose
Civil War ancestors were de-
graded in defiance of those who
The guardian., 1952-04-26

hailed throughout the church
as one of the great preachers of
this age. You will miss a rare
treat if you fail to hear this in
spring preacher t is Sunday
morning at Grant Church.
A special service will be held
at $50 Pm. when the Rally
reports will be read. A sermon
by the Rev. M. J. Minor, Pastor
of Metropolitan Baptist Church
and the Choir from that church
will be a special feature. Rev.
John w. Lee, Pastor of Grant
A.ME. Church along with the.
Officers and Members of the
Church, cordially invite the
public to attend these services.
The guardian., 1952-04-26

believe in Justice and Freedom
regardless of color or creed.
A committee of citizens will
confer with City authorities tg
stop this racial mongering serial
whose reels should be unwound
and scuttled on a scrap heap
forever!
More next week.
Editors note-The film showing
was stopped Wednesday when z
citizens argued against it to the
two cinema representatives.
The guardian., 1952-04-26
SOCIAL CALENDAR
BY ALMIRA PARK

, ture date to help develop these
projects Mrs. Muriel snow
den whose Boston Freedom
House is about to be housed in
4 fine new building, visited rela-
tives and friends here recently.
She spent a day with her very
special friend, Ellen Craft Dam
naond of East 135th st. when the
two talked over plans for the
summer vacation. She found that
Ellen and family anticipate an
early summer visit to her uncle
and aunt, the DR.. c. G. Stewards,
of Boston who are industriously
hunting an apartment now that
932 fremont st. is no more.