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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07

mostly TO homeless and unem-
pioyed men.
After a year. he transferred to
Detroit 10 become minister of
81 Johns Church which then
had 900 members and $1,000
yearly budget. Today the church
membership numbers around $50
members with budget Of
s2l .000.
Nursery School
Self-sustainIng. ST. John Church
also operates a neIghborhood
house where classes in religious
education and arts and crafts are
'forcd daily. II also conducts a
NH rlv chool for about IS chill
dren. au nc the week DAYS
The nov moderator has a
wealth OF experience. During his
decade Of service here he has
been active in denominational
and intedcnomlra'ional activities.
Radio. TV Artist
He has been q acultv member
Of the Council Of Churches teacher
training schools. Council repre-
sentative on radio and televlSion
programs. and sccretary-trcasu-
rcr. Detroit Pastors Union
In Presbytery affairs he has
served as general council menu
Der OF the Synod ~ Michigan,
novcrnino body of The denomina-
tion in the state; board member
o. CHURCH extension Christian
education board member: social
education and action committee
chairman
Rev Mr.. Molbon lives with his
wife, Ophelia. at 1887 McDougall.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07
Does Not
Recall Much
ofTeen-Ase
Is Grandchildren to
Be at Saturday Party

Saturday may be moreor-
less another day in the
homestead of Mrs. Lila Muir
ray. repeatedly the Oldest
woman in the State Of Mich
igan, who will celebrate her
l09th birthday then.
Not that there will moi be the
annual birthday party this year.
but Grandma" Murray reports
that cold and asthma has
dampened her heretofore sprY-
ness.
II was just three years ago that
she did a vigorous Jig to "show
them that ! was fambuctlous and
independent, as ever"
Born in S. c.
Born in South Carolina as .
Slave, she dimly recalls her ado
lescent years before the emanci-
patton proclamation.
She and her husband moved
north more than 40 years ago.
The couple had IA children. but
she has outlived all Of them but
one son, Clad. 90. who lives IN
Dayton. Ohio. Her husband died
in 1920.
While Grandma" has not
kept up with her descendants
who renamed in the south. she
does lay claim 10 Is grandchll-
dicn and IS great grandchildren
who usually attend her birthday
party each year.
Enjoys T. v.
For "idline" away her hours,
Mrs. Murray Usually does a little
sewing since her eyesIght IS DIM
nine. but fully enjoys most oil
the programs telecasf on The
sci in the home Of her grand.
daughter. Mrs. Robert Brooks a.
6j93 Stanford
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07
First Outstanding
Citizen Of Texos City

TAYLOR. Texas-Dr. James Lee Dickey 50. Negro ply
named Outstanding Citizen Of 1882 by this
ual Texas city Wednesday
Dr. DckeY hailed for 81 years of service 10 the
Negro community which in turn raised the health
standards of the entire community.
Four local to pay tribute Dick
who here in 1921 prepared stay only years
Instead he found health conditions Negroes that
he remained TO fight and Sc them done away with
Not only colored citizens living the OF
the city using from they also
denied medical frequently having wait Ions
hours until doctors took care Of white patients
In 1893 there was typhoid epidemic and this disaster
became The turning point DR.. DekeY worked long hours
fighting he epidemic. converted roomins house into
clinic In 1895 modern lS-bed hospital erected
the site.
Dr. Diokey optimistic about relations He believes
Everyone needs be patient and things that prob
lens won't be problems anymore It's thing Of the heart
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07

Contrary TO various press
stories. Mrs. WhiibY as assistant
director. was only recognised as
acting director TO carry on the
business of the Committee al
its Jan. IS meeting upon recent
resignation of George Schermer.
longtime director.
Rev. Nj. Coogan stated that the
Committee agreed first TO re-
quest converting the Committee
10 Commission status by ordi-
nance. then review the functions
and qualifications for the position
OF director and recommend a
selection in the interests OF best
possible community relations pro-
gram for the city.
He added that the question
OF the status OF the Committee
would be discussed first with
Mayor Cobo and resolved II
possible. before the selection OF
q director would be made.
Meanwhile. the committee feels
that Mrs. Whitby and its staff
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07
St. Antoine, Beaubien
Extended One-Way

st Antoine and Beaubl
vcrc extended as one-dav street.
between Warren and Plquetlc
Sunday, according to the De-
partment OF Streets and Traffc.
Bcgubien is now one. way
southbound from jefferson 20
Warren and st. Antoine north
bound on the same blocks.
The extensions were approved
few weeks ago when a survey
showed that circulation OF traffic
would be facilitated upon the
extensions since motorists used
mostly Beaubien going south and
st. Antoine going north.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07
Girl Scouts Council
Add Race Members

5000 in a city which is four
times large IN population.
Suggested icmcdy 10 the situa-
ton was 10 rcdoublc efforts 10
acquire competent adult scout
leaders. who also may be called
upon tor needed financial need.
Some 500 girl scout leaders
heard the chic scout executive
before elccune an almost new
slate OF officers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07

Held al the Rackham building.
the new officers were Mes
danes Harold Thornell. vice.
president; Judson Powell. Met
ropolitan Board member-at.
large; and George w. Scott.
membership-no COM
mitiee iwo-Year term member.
Miss Stratton stressed that the
characteristic Of Girl Scouting
that most insurcs It's free de-
vclopment. It's consistent dedca-
ton 10 the ideal Of democratic
self government. is its volunteer
leadership
Greater Need
Today Girl Scouting'S need
for such men and women Is
greater than ever before BY 1860
the number Of Scout-age girls IN
this country will have increased
by some forty per cent over the
1850 figure.
AT the same time our prob
lens of recruitment-both vol
unteer and professionalism af-
fected by the fact that unprece-
dented numbers OF women are
going into gainful employment" y
she stated
The former director ~ the
SPARS and dean Of women Of
Purdue University also expressed
alarm over the large number Of
girls on the waiting list Of the
Girl Scouts OF Metropolitan De-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07
WV Cosmopolitans

INC 0nnlal sweetheart Dante
lot NE NWCA's Cosmopolitan
Club will be held Saturday. Feb.
il az Central Branch WV.
Don JllreAs orchestra wiz
play ana inieitniSsion entertain
ment VIII feature folk dance
demonstrations Co-chairmen for
the dantc ac Betty Anderson,
and julius Parks.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07
Ike Poses Three-Way
Attack on Jim Crow

these rights is q sacred obligation
binding upon every citizen. To
be- true TO one S own freedom Is
lin esscnce-to honor and re-
spect the freedom Of all others.
"A cardinal ideal nv this heri-
tage we cherish is the equality
ui rights OF all citizens OF every
race and color and creed
We know that discrimination
against minorities persists despite
CONTINUED on Page q
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07

be cleared" he added
II the City Council approves
the contract. the housing COM
mission will hold a public auction
on the land the first week in
March.
A Formally
Actually the public auction
is a mere formality, because any
other interested party would have
been negotiating with the COM
mission before this" Durbin cX-
planned.
THE auction must be held 20
satisfy a State law that scavengcr
lots acquired from the State must
be re-sold at public auction. and
we have 90 such lots"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07

Building clearance Of the pro-
jscf jointly conducted by pri-
vafs and public agencies was
announced Saturday by Harry
J. Durbin. secretary director.
Detroit Housing Commission.
The project will be financed
as a cooperative venture. with
housing units available TO vet
Grams for a down payment OF five
per cent and TO civilians for 10
per cent
Share in Project
Purchase OF unit not only
will give the buyer his home,
Durbin said, but a share in the
entire project. which will cover
81 acres in 43-block area,
bounded by Gratiot, Hastings,
Lafayette and the Grand Trunk
Railway.
Durbin said: The latest rcvls-
ions 10 the contract for sale OF
the property will be approved
this week by the Federal Hous-
ing and Home Finance Agency
(HHFA.
This agreement spells out spe-
officially that the project can be
developed as cooperative.
Durbin added. With that APP
proved. the last legal barrier will
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07
Protest PLACING
Race Families
In Three Projects
By Special Core spondenee

TOlEDO.-The eastern end Of ihs city WAS quiet to-
day after clouds Of threatened racial conflict were lifted
last week
Racial strife almost broke-out when whites vigor-
ously protested plan to place Negro families into
three East Toledo projects.
The stormy clouds were lifted hen the Toledo Met
ropotan Housing Authority apieed to temporarily delay
the housing Of Negroes the so-caed three white
projects.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07

Three prominent elected to nation
al offices of the Girls Scouts of Metropolitan Detroit last
Thursday at its annual meeting which had Miss Dorothy
C. Stratton national executive director of the Girls
of JSA az featured speaker
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07
Post
Not Appointed

Mrs, Beuah Whitby has not been appointed as act
ing director Of the Mayors Intenacia Committee
viousy reported according TO the Rev John f. Coogan.
committee chairman.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07
Minister Heads
Presbytery Of
Michigan Stote

A Negro clergyman for the first time in It's l22year
history last "Wednesday headed the Iesbytcry of Detroit
administrative body of 81 Presbyterian churches in the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07
Grotiot-OrIeons Project
Building Clearance Mode

Derot's first major joint-conducted slum clearance
project, the 1800-home Gratio Orleans RedeveIopmcn
area will be started next September
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07

Makes Comparison
Comparing Detroit TO New York
City. she said that there were
5000 Detroit hopefuls to only
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07

/ is competent TO Adequately carry
on its work during the time
II takes TO settle the question ot
status and subsequent selection
Of a director. the minister com
cIuded.
Evening star., 1953-06-26
SITUATIONS noMEsric

woman does child
care, part time, full time; once
cleanins. Reliable. references; Lu.
GIRL: eolored. wants days work. ST.
LADY-White, middle sixties. desires
light duties; exchange room. board.
small salary; no invalid. .JU. 9-3654.
L.H;M.. full or part time; fond OF
CHILDREN aI1e azIss Expsa. coiored woman
MAID, colored, to 70 to seashore;
also eSper: driver; refs. Call after a
PRACTiCAI NURSE, colored, exper
with elderly people and children. 8
days. 9 hours. Il. 6-O534.
0So9 0Soa job as mothers helper. 10. 2
WISH JOB rs child care or light
houseYork. Call Ii. 3-453S.
FOR THE HIGHER TYPE Of domestic
RoBERFs RS5ssE Tith Nd 5efsrensss. sgss ca ds @ss
HIGHEST CHARACTER, to live in OF
union. Local No. i. HU. 5-65s5
YOUNG WOMAN wants 5-day week
Of housework or mothers helper; nc
cSHoRED SGU5inE VI WOMAN 1S6S Desires day we work
SAipa S PAT tlme' exper' ana reiS' LII
|COLORED GIRL desires daywork
honest and dependable; sh,w. Ii.
|COLORED GIRL, will clean apts. oi
employed persons: available 4 after.
nooons per week. Ii. 4-29S0. 20"
COLORED GIRL desires job Of child
care; 5 days week. Phone UN
CoLORED WOMAN. single. desire.
steady gen. housework or cooking
refs. Call MATTE. ia. 9-0S64.
ICOL0RED GIRL desires 5 days work
cook, general housework; fond o1
children. EX, 3-2755, before 2 pm
GIRL, colored. wants work by Week
days. pU. 1858.
Evening star., 1953-06-26

SERVICE MAN for seat covers and
tires; exper. or viii train willing
NC. ia. 2-1212, rs
SERvICEMEN-A leading fine major
electrical appliances. Service In
fieid; permanent Job. see MR..
Law. 10 Patterson ct. ne. 81.
sssRviCEi sssRIvfitsEi STATION ASST. MOI zs
White, 1856. Salary. $500 mo-,
plus comm. and vacation. Only we'll
exper. operator with refs. need ap.
ply. BARRON'S SUNOCO SERVICE.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Honest and reliable man, capable OF
running evening shift ut Essoo sta
tion: Ref required. Apply Ella
SERVICE ii Vi STATION ATTENDANT
Must be exper. In lubrication: good
salary plus comm. CONNORS,
FSC,i INC, 272i Nayl3r yl%u rd. .s;s1;rvc s;s; I .STs
for trucking s Ds terminal ap.Is good rn hours
TmRsuasc;K1SSeas msas; Ses TEkMINAL, Sl i5aSfS 1895 New '
SERVICE station ATTENDANT -
Good salary: must have d. C.. OPP
orators permit; 6-day week. Must
JOiINNY'S TEXACO SERVICE STA
TON, goth and New York ave. nv.
SHOE SALESMAN. exper.. for family
store; good SAL, comm, pleasant
cond., many Co. benefita. S103 1zth
OF. NV. CO. 5-1347. 49,; -S
Evening star., 1953-06-26

CASA1ER. one who can take full
charge OF desk and reports. Must be
fast and accurate with figures. Apply
IA person, only to the manager. NU-
casHIERs casNNhi i11o WasSinstCns y 81 n;E LARGEST
surplus store has openings for CASH
iers, Good salary, pleasant working
conditions. Apply SURPLUS SALES
CO., 925 Penna. ave. NV.
nightwCrk; experience pre-
ferred on check-out register. S107
Flower ave; Silver Spring. Md. rs
to 9 PM, no Sundays. position per-
mnanent; refs: req. Apply cLARK's,
experienced. for cigar
counter in drugstore: daytime; of
Sundays 55T ,o ROCK CREEK Drugs
CIGAR iG 1SSi; AND suNDRY CLERK, full
time. Sales exper. Excel. salary. Va
cation and hosp. benefits. WHEATON
PHARMACY. 11401 Ga. ave-. 10.
CLERK. white; general ONCE work.
some typing; 5-day week; 2 wks.'
ga.S PAD w1sA yaSssios; so a00.p go per e week. pY
CLERK with knowledge of typing fol
general insurance office; must be
capable Of handling all the details
of the office. answering inquiries.
writing policies, quoting rates; 6-day
wk. no Saturdays. Write p. O.. Box
6321.- Washington. Is, D. c., giving
full details, experience, age, educa-
tion, salary requirements. Odice
located on upper Wis. ave. -2S
CLERK, auto dealer experience pre-
ferred. 'Typist with some knowledge
Of bookkeeping and auto title detail
Also young lady for general ONCE
work. See Mr.. Schuyler, SID WELL
BORN MOTORS. 100 East West
CLERK HEs saiSf5 ANb ffSSsPPEEcroR, expeT Eo in
dry cleaning. 55O1 Colorado ave.
Evening star., 1953-06-26
NELP-MFN

exDsriense ioIn sop 6Spe .pS pSWsfsaSraas foamis
work: fulll-time Job for right man
Apply ACME IRON WORKS. 124C
Mount olivet rd. ne. -28
OFFICE BOY. neat, alert, capable
GSp GGoEo % opportunity Tor advancement
Cah OV. S-l32O. -26
OFFICE BOY WANTED. Alex; neat,
alert and capable high school grad.
Good opportunity for advancement;
S-1sSo between $50 ana 8 3 pm. nv
0ILER. retired Navy below-decks
daily, hours 8 TO 1880. State age
and salary requirements in letter.
PAINTERS. colored; must have
transp.; FairlaWn subdivision. Rt. /,
Laurel. Md. MARRIOTT CQNSTRUc-
11S3L7 I10N coRP.' OR Laurel 114o; oS9L.
PAINT HELPERS. expsr.. body and
MARVEL AUTO. No. IL Il st. ne.
(white): good pay. Report
ready for work before z am. 1928
M st. NV. II
LOT and service station
attendant - Driving and parking
lot permit. required; good opening
to qualified man; no Sunday work.
Apply 712 9th st. NV. -2S
POSITION for exper.
man willing to work: $3.50 pay.
usual benefits; 6M-day week. See
Mr.. Krobath, American Service
Center. Studebaker Dealer, 5S5 N.
GLEBE RD.. ARL.. VA. -2S
at Carrier Drug Be-
thesda-49-hr. week. For further
Information call OIL. $4,000. Mr.
PHARMACIST. reg. exper., capable
to relieve owner. steady; 80 hrs.
$76. Ii. 3-4103. -2S
PHARMACISTS. full time. Salary $40
o week. VIII consider part time.
Must bs oGcesistered in Va. or Nd.
PHARMACIST. reg. in Maryland; full
time. State. age, experience and
salary desired. Wanted to train for
PLASTERERs. first-clssS mechanics
only. Report to Job. Whaler ct.
and Wheeler I'd. Sc. -26
MISUNDERSTANDING, 1st-class me-
chanics only; $24 per day to start;
steady work. 10. S-3156. Il
HELPERS; must be ex-
perienced: have D. c. drivers per-
NIT. Apply 2S13 14th st. NV. -27
Evening star., 1953-06-26

TIRE CHANGER, Experienced: good
BEN HuNpLEY. s446 14th st. NV.
TRUCE. DRIvER-Fast man, expert
ence delivering wholesale orders to
Md. and Va. area. Permanent. Ap-
ply AMEs PAPER STORES, 1896 H
st. ne. Ii. 7-3303.
Tv. SERVICEMEN, experienced; out
PENN TV.. eos 18th st. se.,a Ii.
~ 17ySsa1 SERVICE MEN with cars: TS part or
full time for outside work. Apply
HrsReir4 n RsEssn r ~, Sm me- e. Isl P ehsph Spz
st. Sc. Texas ave-, between Ridge
WASHING MACHINE MECHANIC for
automatic washer. Phone Poplar
wEIDERs. Wei rTas experienced combination
week, ST .93 an hour to start, So. .21
an hour in g mos; fringe benefits.
WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT CO.,
personnel dept. hoo Goth st. NV.
WOODWORKING SHOP. in connec-
ton with retail lumber yard, has
opening for working foreman. Must
be exper. Good opportunity for
dependable man. Apply AMCO MILL
WORK & LUMBER CO., BENN1NG
RID. AND MINNESOTA AVE. NE,
rear U. s. Post once. .-2S
MAN, familiaYy with home improve
ment carpentry; must have tools and
car; fair start. salary, rapid ad-
vancement. JU. 5000, 8 am. to
MAN-Lons established local printing
and onset firm has opening for one
white man to call on furnished
leads: must be draft deferred. local
resident for many years. near ap-
pearance. salesmindness; S66 per
week and com. on all sales. State
age and pass years OF employment.
MAN, exper., for general work on
stock farm. Drive tractor, milk
cows. Chr. day. 6-rm. modern
house, fuel and cleo, milk. Apply
FLAMINGO FARM. Brookville. Nd:
Fulton S-5672. -28
MAN, for general warehouse work:
must have drivers permits. 6h.day
week; salary $4b per week. BUT
LER FLYNN PAINT CO., 900 G st.
MAN WITH CAR-Must know N. Arl..
for Sun. morn. paper delivery, door
to door. No soliciting, no collecting.
TIT O-n9RS 1T
Evening star., 1953-06-26

selling costume jewelry
and gifts. Excellent salary, pleasant
SURROUNDINGS. TREASURE TRovE.
sAIEsL4pT alGs a 81; VA HWiHANTEp-Experienec.d
for ladies' accessories shop: prefer
lady bet. 20 and 45 yrs. Of age
sAlEsLsxED5Ys,. a. EssLIsxE5s, capable woman, ma man
age small gift store near 14th and
G NV. Age 25-4O, attractive, lively
personality. 51a days. State past
employments and salary required,
sALEsLADiEs (5l-win you work
6 full hours a day for $50? Are
esn the 4 # e e ana sSa
. job for you. Earnings start after
3-day. training. period in which you
WILLIE will learn l,,,,, al the basic funda-
msntss ins sccoSnt S1 'e9 s94s 4fs hSsr.l T. draw
End d. Ask for Miss Mitchell.
experienced in chill
dren's wear: excellent salary, per-
ma6nent man. position. Apply JAY bEEs.
SEAM s n;S white. sir-conditioS.d MSS
sE2MsfREssssesTHo5 RS SHsss 20 come to our TSS home
to do alterations. etc. May stay
over night II desired. Temporary
sfSRETAR9v iSe Gn 9v ior iSa1s4St 4lSSter.,t,nr 2s %or
,htias With national sd a trade "a assn In Be-
SECRETARY OR STENOGRAPHER
CASTING service, Ma. s-6Si5.
SECRETARY. - For operating room,
once. 5h-day wk. Shorthand and
GoaH typnE snnH FsfSS
Emergency Hospital, 1711 New York
sECRiEfxRY, Ell Ehix experienced in tech
nical dictation and vet not above
doing general ofilce work for busy
executive in electronics plant: inter-
esting work for some one desiring
diversified duties. Reply experience
and salary desired to Box 23,K,
SECRETARY-we need q private sec.
retary for one Of our top executives;
Interesting work. pleasant surround
1ngs. air-conditioned once; In Du.
pont Circle area. Applicants must
be experienced. have good short
snd % WORK nd vhan tYDnE sDssd snd Be
deal Of the time. Salary. $4,000. pei
VI. Apply giving resume and tele.
phone number to Box 172-K, Star.
SECRETARY-Top executive Of natl
org, ohicered in the Ring Bldg, re.
quires personal secy. Shorthand and
tyDins must NTn. be tops h, IN speed and
ing with key executives in Govt. and
industry. For appt. cali Mrs. Hatch
Ell. RE. 7-852S bet. IL and on
Monday. june %. rs
Evening star., 1953-06-26
hElR-nQMESTlc

CLEANER AND LAUNDRESS, expert
best Of refs. required. Oh. 4-27I1.
COOK OK-GHW-Exper., settled woman
to live in; adults In family. :S35
wk. Refs; req. Wo. 6-5732. -2S
good salary. experience - and refer.
ences necessary. .Lo. 5-1663. -2S
G.H.W., plain cooking; over 25. live
in; air-cond. upstairs rm.; fond of
children; $50: refs. wo. 6-7494. rs
HoUsEKEEPER, white; seasSore,
portunity, for right person, $3.50 a
mo. Can s-10 am. or 6-s pm. pm.
H6TsEKEfERER, white. to live in;
qG aSir.d anal Box shlsFea 5sFa star Eshersnces
MAID. age 25-4O; exper.; g.h,w. and
$50 through dinner. Sleep in
Thurs. and every other Sun. Of "a
day Wed. and every other SUN;
starting salary, $50. ia. 9-9149S,
WHITE LADY to care for partially
Invalid lady. 123 Danbury st. s;w.,
wHiTE, S3i g.OsE2; SETTLED WOMAN, complete mDS
charge Of home care for. elderly
woman; 2 in family; good home.
live in and salary. Call RA. g.
DHPENDABLE IIISi CoLoRED WOMAN
Part time, 4 till $50; g.h.w. vic.
Atlantic ave. Sc. Sit one night:
health card, local refs; 5 days. $15
and car fare. Phone 10. 2-1949,
COUPLE wanted for do
mestic work on country estate, near
Warrenton; girl, maid; man, chauf-
feur, and butler: living quarters;
per mo. Call JE. 2-7320, to 4
pm. Mon. through Fri -26
Evening star., 1953-06-26
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ADD. MICH. lair CONDRs., free homo
dem, $2 wk. UP. LET GEO. DO IT"
ADDING MACHiNE-Burroughs desk
model. $50; Al condition. Rentals.
TsgsI' TRaE TYsswR1rHn Ss5ss n a meckoss co SGN SSa
ADDRESSING MACH, Elliott. 1851
model, compl. with all attachments.
5000. MA. S-S574.
AIR CONDlTIONERS. brand new.
fully warranted. Installed and wired,
500 discount. 24-hour installation.
AR iR 6soSniG1oN1Ne s1SG5E Oh sS pm pUS1rs. ss Ioson
capacity and cooling tower. used but
guaranteed 1st-class condition. KE.
AIR-Co5ND1TIoNERs, used and new.
from $179. Free survey. Our own
@FssrrRg SsTyiss ard II lnsts!jstiSn; sgs JOHN g.
AIR R0 tcSoSND1rroNERs-ssv. SS 500 on
top brands 1868 24-hp. air condi-
TONERS. immediate installation.
AfR fR0ne coNpiTioSERs. III ESSSE Mitchell. y
h.p. and q h.p.. Used less than I
month. You can have full war
ranty. Can arrange installation.
S249 and S329. JU. 9-7291. after
AIR CoNDITIoNER-a-ton. chrysler
10. 1885: EN-. 3-6339. after z.
-26
AIR CONDITIONER, window type,
34-h.p. Mitchell; usel little, excel.
cond;: can't use in new house. TIE.
AIR CONDITIONER. Carrier. 5-ton,
central unit, less fan assembly; 4
yrs. old: used 3 summers. has 6-h.p
single phase motor, $500. Purchaser
will need to supply own fan. Call
OIL: 4-2232 after $50 pm. or Sat.
or Sun, -2R
Evening star., 1953-06-26
SITUATIONS WOMEN

BOOKKEEPER- Complete automotive
experience, financial statements, tax
returns. etc. OIL. 4-7783. --28
Ch5EiCA1-Mattnre ~, N wImam n9n.,t wisRes
perienced in fling, proofreading. IL
brary research, teaching. knowledge
Of typing, bookkeeping. Box 10-L,
DENTAL HYGIENE STUDENT desires
employment in dental once for
summer. Call EN-, 2-l672 -2S
Evening star., 1953-06-26

BEAUTICIAN-qood opportunity In
very busy Bethesda shop for IiEht
elienssl; iollovins not necessary.
BEAUffIcI2N: s65 to SIS plus comm.
to start; day on. Busy air.
eond; salon, La. 6-97O7; II
BEAUTIC1ANS - Splendid opportu-
nifty. man or woman: guarantee
and comm. MAYFLOWER BEAUTY
SALON Mayhower Hotel -29
BEAUTICIAN. full or part time no
license required. Call IA. S-9b9S
days. IA. 2-9441 ewes. and Sun.
BEAuTICIAN--Male or female. Per-
manent position, 6la.day week. SAL
ary and commission. Apply 239 N.
Glebe I'd. Arlington. Va. az
BEAUTICIANS, NIANTCURISTS, aver
age the least. $40 Wk. In NV.
beauty salon. Established for years.
vassaation with pay. Can RA. B.
BEAUIiICIANs. haircutters and sham.
POO girls for busy salon; ;nnmed.
SSS1Ak1ks SSS1Ak OF FIFTH AVE- ~ 81