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The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1953-08-01
TRAINING PROGRAMS
OF VA WILL EXPIRE
ON JULY IS, 1856

Training programs for
disabled World War II vet
Grams must be completed by
July %, 1856 under the
terms of Public Law Is,
pr o v iding rehabilitation
training, Veterans Admin
stration said.
This fact, VA said, gives
significance to the month
of July this year for vet
Grams of World War II who
may be eligible for such
training but may not yet
have started it.
Veterans with a service
connected disability who
commence vocational train
ing under provisions of
Public Law 16 during the
current month will thus
have a maximum of three
years training which they
may be able to take, since
none of that training may
extend beyond the 1856 date.
Disabled World War III
veterans who have been
planning to take this type
OF vocational training were
advised to consult with of
ficials at the nearest VA
office about their plans.
Veterans eligible for vo-
cational rehabilitation are
those who suffered a service
connected disability which
has resulted in a handicap
and a need for vocational
training to overcome the
handicap resulting.
Question = I'm a World
War II veteran back on ac-
tive duty, and my National
Service Life Insurance
policy is under waiver. Will
L get my insurance divi-
dends all the same?
Answer = No. National
Service Life Insurance poll
cies do not participate in
dividends during the period
when such premium waiver
is in effect.
Question - ! have a 20
year endowment CT insur-
ance policy. / have elected
to receive installment pay
ments after the endowment
period is up. What would
happen If l die before I re-
ceive all the payments, and
l fail to name a beneficiary.
Ansa0er-In such case, the
unpaid installments would
be paid in one sum to your
estate.
Question: served in the
Commissioned Corps of the
u. S. Public Health Service.
Would my service entitle
me to the educational bene-
fits of the Korean CT Bill?
Ams9Uer-You will be en-
titled to the benefits so long
as you were a Public Health
Service Officer on active
duty since Korea, under de-
tail by proper authority,
with any branch of the
armed forces.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1953-08-01
Negro Leaders Differ In
Opinion Over Question
OF Race Segregation

OF Race Segregation
In a recent address de,
livered by Mr.. S. J. Phillips
president of the Booker T
Washington Birth p | ace
Memorial, he is credited
with having said that the
circumstance of the segre-
cation system has proven
beneficial to the race.
Just at this time, when
there is such a widespread
and united effort to abolish
racial segregation, such a
statement coming from an
outstanding leader of the
race is of fearful signifi-
canoe.
Knowing Mr.. Phillips as
[ think l do, 1 am firmly of
the opinion that he was per-
fectly sincere in what he
has said, but there are 9TH
er schools of thought rep
resented by the leaders of
the race which they regard
as being more progressive.
Mr.. Phillips assigns as a
reason for his opinion that
segregation has given the
Negro the opportunity to
work out his own destiny, to
find himself, to grow to a
mans estate without the
competition with which he
could not have COPIED had
the circumstance been 9TH
erwise.
He further states that
1.-The economic progress of
the Negro as achieved and
as presently enjoyed is due
in large measures, if not
in practical entirety, to the
pattern of segregation" In
arriving at these conclusions
surely Mr.. Phillips has not
stopped to think of the
cruelties and injustices suf-
fered by the race during
all of the years of segrega-
ton nor of the many doors
of opportunity closed against
us as a result of segrega-
ton.
There are those of us who
believe that the Negro has
not made progress because
Of his segregation, but that
be has succeeded in spite of
segregation. What he saws
with reference to progress
u n d er segregation may
sound all right to those who
wish to perpetuate segrega-
ton, but to the many fair
minded, justice loving citi-
zens of America of all races,
segregation is undemocratic,
unbrotherly, humiliating, in
sulting and constitutionally
illegal. Tt forces one to occu-
Ply places of inferiority re-
CARELESS of his education
and character. And no SEEM
ingly economic prosperity
will ever be accepted by
thoughtful and patriotic Ne
gro citizens as a substitute
for the right and privileges
of full citizenship. - The
Church NeUs.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1953-08-01

Arthur Godfrey returns to his daytime show Mon
day, August 3rd. Broodcosfine from his form in
Leesbure, Virginia, the genial redheod will be
heard over WDBJ from 1910 to 1870 O. mr. Mon
doy through Fridoy, and from 400 to 4:3o p. m.
Godfrey is also heard on his popular Arthur
Godfreys Toent Scouts" every Monday night
OF $780,
Evening star., 1953-07-15
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

FLOORS CLEANED and waxed; win
dows. walls washed: by colored mar
and woman; refs, ST. 3-093l.
AM IN NEED OF laundry work
Tues. Wed, Thurs: daywork or 5
DAYS a week. RE. 7-7463.
and energetic, exper. with children
EXPER. GIRL desires Job or g.h.w.;
with some knowledee Of cooking but
not preferred. Ii: 3-33a3. .,
MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN. reliable
competent, wants lighht dhousework;
COLoRED WOMAN wants day work
) days. Ii 6-3375.
GIRLS, ,colored, 2; wish days work
cn, or work Of any kind. No: 1895
C1LehEP or ehid csre GKL LII eat ss5s4 Ssaires sh~
washing; ironing, sewing cleaning
GIRL, exper.; wants Job,
CoLoRED WOMAN wishes E.h;Ti
Bls4ss' Bl?ip cooking in adult family Ao'
GIRL, colored. desires part time work
Tues; to Fri; references. Phone ME.
COLORED WOMAN desire R.h.w.; 10
cooking; s days week. Call ?A.
GIRL, colored, desires days work,
child care, gen. housework, waitress
Call LU. 1912 morn. and eve.
COLORED GIRL wants domestic or
daywork; good references. Call D1
1-6O@3 Ask for EVELYN.
COLORED GIRL wants work. light
house cleaning; 5 days a week. Call
DF p-dQSH
DEPENDABLE COLORED GIRL desires
plain cooking and light housework.
DI. 7-374a after d pm.
GIRL. COLORED. wishes Job as baby
sitter; g.h.w., clerk, or typist. Ii
:b-S035.
COLORED GIRL desires g.h.w.. 51a
days wk; refs: $50. DE. 2-7015.
COLORED GIRL desires domestic
work 5ia days a week. Sc per day
and carfare. Ii. 6-S26S. 16"
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE tcont. }
CARPENTER wants work. 10. a-140s

CARPENTER wants work. 10. s-14oe
CARPENTRY, alterations, repairs. re-
modehngs new and old work; recr.
rms, porcheS, dormerS, atticS, any
thing. MIR. SMITH, ia. 7-5527,
any time. 30
CARPENTRY, repair work: painting.
interior and exterior; work guaran-
teed. 10. 2-6S72. Ii. 6-S719. -I5
CARPENTRY AND REMODELTNG,
new and old. small and big Jobs.
ia. 9-4SS0. r. FRIEDMAN. liz
MASON Porches
steps. walkways, patioS, driveways,
retaining walls, water proofing, flag
stone, drain, tile and chimneys; no
Job too small; all work guaranteed
EX. 1854.
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES. electrically
razor kleened or no charge. ROTO-
ROOTERS, phone RA. 6-ssSS any
gay; any night ~
pair short. circuits; small Jobs done
EIHGfh1eAAL in3ff eA WoRR ens Done time IN Mont
gomery County. Goldberg Elec. Co.,
LU, 2-2435 after 5 pm. Mon.
FENCE, Hercules chain link. S1.1s it..
Installed. Monthly terms. 10:
FENCE-GalvaniZed chain link; all
posts IN concrete; immediate erec-
ton. Get the best for less: no down
payment, 36 months to pay. Phone
Il 4-4?SS; evenings and Sunday,
Evening star., 1953-07-15
HELP WoMEN Gent }

DENTAL AssIsTANT-Exper. only.
Good working conds. Pleasant per-
sonality. In Sc. area. nr. Pa. and
MINI. aves. Box ASK. Star.
Evening star., 1953-07-15
MATTRESSES

MATTRESSES
White. meals and uniforms supplied;
all shifts avail. WHISTLE STOP
RESTAURANT. Wheaton, Md, LO.
Evening star., 1953-07-15
HELP-DoMESTIc

COOK-Temporary during vacation
for Lisner Home In Chevy Chase;
must be exper. in cooking for lge
groups; regular hrs meals incl. So
1S daS; sesaG9 sefsi required Call MRS. Fa EFT
COOK. general; permanent; live in;
Wesley Heights; pvt. rm. and bath;
family of 4. Call EN-. 26365. lie
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, white. Live
in. Permanent. Gen. INV. and
cooking for family of 3. Alexandria.
Call RE. 7-3640. g., -ldt
""";: S"5 wk pau JG. fTGHl"f. 5"&d9f. "'' 70
G.H.W.. plain cooking: live in; fond
of children: other help empl.; refs
$40 wy, ,oRA, 6A, 6-2303. coro o1S nS,,
dren, Working parents, Live in. AM
with children. 5I2-day wk. Refer
ences required. Pvt. rm. and bath
with TV. S25 wk. Call JU. s-5l9S.
G.HW. and laundry; 9 until after
dinner; 6-day gk.; S25 5ea and cariare'
G.H.W. COOK; live in; fond Of chill,
dren; Thurs. and Sun. off; local
HOUSEHOLD BUTLER. houseman, to
live out. Chambermai6 who can
sew, live in, HouSekeeper-cook 70
live out. Only trained and .expe-
rienced need apply. Govt. home
HOUSEKEEPER. white; for small
private nursery school, 5h-day Tk.
Paid vacation, salary open. Call OF
4-9663 or TIE. 6-7646. -16
HOUSEKEEPER, white. comfortably
home. live in; care OF home and
young children; call OIL. 9-e563.
HOUSEKEEPER. colored; woman &c
take care Of boy. s yrs. and &c
weekly: Sun. and 2 ewes. off. Cal,
XII. S-3139 after g pm.
MAID; live in gh.w. and cooking
also help mother with a children
Doctors very modest, very isolated
country home: Fairfax County: Va
Work and long hours. but good home
and kindness. Dishw asher. etc
Thurs. and alt, Sundays off; S3C
wk., rm,, board and uniform; need
health card and references. XII
MAiDDGG.H.w.; 3 adults, no children
live in or out; 5l2-day wk.. "a day
every other Sunday; written refs
required; other help employed; s3O
MOTHER'S HELPER needed immed;
dn",; day week esS Cali "a 'Isu RAJ $500. g. '''
WHITE GIRL, bet. 20-30 to care for
invalid child. Refs. and live in. Wo
ELDERLY LADY for Ink, one &C,
customed to caring for home IN
exch. for good home and small
salary. Call ia. S-25s6. --15
Evening star., 1953-07-15
MISCELLANEOUS FOR sALe

FURNITURE SALE-Brand-nev bet
ser-graoe s oedrm., dining rm., living
fm. fr from unclaimed freight and fac
for forS eass sISsseoqtS ToN stc re Ct erest savings
460 New York ave. NV. daily iO>f:
Sat. till 4, RE 7-43i0. 1T
FURNITURE - Wrought iron and
roam rubber chair, modern fabric,
SALES, JE. 2-6060. 10 =
FUURNITURE-Leaving wash: day.
export. antique corner cupboard.
tables. chairs. desk. walnut bed.
room set; all very nice. JA. 2-2l95.
FURNITURE-s-piece Duncan Phyfe
divan. $50; dresser Tres wit With 'iI5ipask n;Ffor'
$50; twin beds. $50; chest of draw.
ers, S.: Call IA. 1920. 30
FuRNITURE--Chrome, breakfast set,
dnesser enses ei2sf' RM s-sal4c. chais' ioupse''
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, small break.
front. sofa and 2 marble-top tables:
lge; frame: misc. 'WO $3.50. -I6
FURNITuRE-Bendix apartment-size
moveable Dialamattc washing ma
dresser. e bed and pSSosns; Bookcase: WftRps sEis
dinette table, 54ix22E, opens To 34S'
Gtreenlswn Apis. CAN JU. s-95li
aIter u. 16a
FURNITURE-Liv. rm. divan. . foam
rubber chairs. practically new. mod.
ern' also lamps. red throw RUGS and
misc; items. HE, 4-S62l. -16
room set, tables.
lamps, rugs. TV. a-piece dining
room suite, mirror. rug, end tables,
vacuum cleaner; in excellent cond,-
t1on. RA. $3.50, between 6 and
FURNITURE-Efhc. apt: Q Holly.
wood beds, maple dinette. Afte~~ "
FURNITURE: one solid walnut din.
rm; set: Table, six chairs. l jr.
eutiet; 500, Call DU. 7-3605 after
FuRNiIURE-5-piece liv. rm.. GOOD
FURNITURE, black upright piano:
sign, 8 by II rus; rus "Ia Price Nperan open pair air
antique rose lamps; apt. size portable
Monitor washer, portable metal
closet, misc. chairs. settee, bed
chest, drapes. Best offer, OF. 3-593S.
FURNITURE. . bedrms. and liy. rm'
suite; excel. cond.; best offer. Cali
FURNITURE Marble-top chest.
table and washstand, S25 each
High chest with mirror, S35. LO.
FURNITURE - Marble topped chest.
lounge chair, marble-topped table,
mirror, glider, occasional chairs
china cabinet, lawn mower, fan
cheSt' ANTIQUE chairs, Queen Anne
oeSk, tables, summer russ, TV
chair, EN-, 3-TSo3
Evening star., 1953-07-15
MIScEL. FOR SALE tcone.)
Air Conditioners-$5O
GE, Chrysler Airtemp consoles; good
working condition. ALLISONS. 22l2
14th st. NV. AID. 4-4207.
AIR CONDITIONING
CLEARANCE
SALE
BRAND-NEW 1858 NATION
ALLY FAMOUS WINDOW
UNITS. FULLY WARRAN-
TED. PRICED A FEW DOL
LARS ABOVE
WHOLESALE
WHOLESALE
CASH OR TERMS

Open It'll 8 pm. Saturday It'll 6.
BLA1R'S TV. 1922 Wis. Ave. NV
Air Conditioners, $75
u hip. GE. Philco. window and con-
sole models for home and ONCE
good condition. ALLISON AIR CON.
DITION1NG, 22l2 14th st. NV. AD
4-4209. -19
Evening star., 1953-07-15
HELP-WoAEN
SECRETARY

For administrative once; good short
hand and .typing; discount on pur-
Apply the Employment once
THE HECHT co
Evening star., 1953-07-15

sale flower business. Apply between
am. and 2 pm. s. s, PENNOCK
co. 1918 H st. NV. -16
YOUNG MAN, high school graduate
preferred. interested In learning the
Please reply in own handwriting.
YOUNG MAN for short order cook;
$50 pm. to 1870 pm; expert
snced: good pay; positively no
esnksFs ai sfter Fhit1 pm 0ny 9P fsa4 nfsd apply s
YOUNG MAN, 1S to 25, draft exempt,
high school education. attending or
planning to attend college at night,
home ofice. Splendid opportunity If
you have ambition and are looking
for a position where you can work
your way up; 5-day 37la,hr;u week.
YOUNG Ts+ MAN, under s5. to MIo sell in
sulation; knowledse Of blueprints
helpful 6sI7 H. LeaaS aSr1 IuTn Car essential.
GR1FFITH coNs1MERs E' CO., 4A4I, Ari,,
YoUNG MAN. ambitious, active, in
terested in building a future; take
over rental management dept. of ac-
tive realtors Office. Weekly suaran-
ment business: Prefer resident Of
Falls Church-Fairfax area. Write
fully to Box Ism. Star. II
YOUNG MEN, 1925, part-time and
full-tIme employment now avail
Apply at doorman, LOEW'S PAL
ACE THEATER, 1906 F st. NV
INTELLIGENT, neat-appearinC men
who desire permanent connection
with q national orsanization; must
have car and be willing to work 8
hours day and start on our terms.
This means around SIS week to
start. Experience in real estate
personnel manager. or phone LA
$500 for appt. 1925 N. Y. ave. ne.
WHITE MAN, middle AGED. for stoker
ana Ap sma ana Eo6d Ts1sFs s.ary IN apt cal hOqST sT
3-4579. bet. $40 am, 5-S pm.
EXPERIENCED MILLER; must have
complete knowledge OF the opera
Scb6e4y Se G6 m and mxDs EBSo Of seeds edssrn aTm
Md. area. Good opportunity for
right man. Give fun details in
letter. Write Box 423-M, Star
ONE OF wASHINGToN's oldest and
most successful automobile dealers
has opening for one additional sales
man; must be man OF proven sales
experience not necessarily automo-
tive; liberal compensation plan.
for large earnings: We have a
small force of picked men who make
and have the qualifications, please
LEE D. BUTLER, INC, 1921 21st
st. NV, or come in for interview
with Mr.. Robson between IL and
MAKE MONEY in your spare time
Quality household necessities for
your friends. neighhors and others.
Also full.time openings available
Good profits. For further details
write RAWLE1GHs. Dept. DEG.
14-MM. Richmond. Va.
Evening star., 1953-07-15
CLERK-TYPIST

Young lady for typinE and seneral
nee: air-cond. BIDS; S-dsy Wk' Do
not phone. goth CENTURY-FOX
FILMS. Ais Third st. NV. --2l
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES (white7
wanted for elderly lady; very pleas
ant surroundings. Call NE. s-2422
COMPANION TEACHER, (white for
teen-age girl in need Of special m
oxaauAi open References si req TeeuiFed Ire scx sox
cOsMBTTc AND DRUG EXPER. ,
excel. salary; nice air-cond. store,
wonderful environment and clientele.
EMPIRE PHARMACY. 1873 Conn.
Evening star., 1953-07-15
HAMS

Virginia, Country Cured. Hickory
smoked or unsmnked. H d. WEAV-
Err. Park View. harrlsonburg, Va.
JALOUSIES expertly installed or de-
livered only. Factory prices. SECO
SALES. JU. S-30lu. cay or night.
KITCHEN EQUIPMENT elasS door
cabinets, utensils and sink; all in
good condition. AID. 4-3107. --l7
LIVING RIM. SUITE, 2-piece, slip COW
cred Also drop-leaf mahoe. table,
S35 for all. LU. 5000.
LOCKERS--i6, new, dbl. row. 12x-
l5X12: very cheap, master KEYED:
beige 1n. TU. 2-0l0b. --l6
Evening star., 1953-07-15
FlagStone and Stone

WORK
Cement driveways, walks. steps,
porches, retaining walls, tile drain
age. Also, outdoor fireplaces.
ANGELO MARCUCCIO. JU 9-1769
FLOOR ADJUSTMENTS: new Ioist or
stills: general remodeling or home re-
pairs Guaranteed termite control.
H. Ba MILLER. CO. $4,000. 10
FLOORS, sanded and finished. aver
age new house. S45: painting. floor
covering. LO. 7-73I4. 30
FLOORS refinished like new; free esti-
mate; very low price. C. r. COVER.
WA. 7-6S6S any time
FLOOR SANDING, FINISHING, clean
ing and waxing; reasonable rates;
free estimates. Call RA. 6-6795.
FLOOR SANDING, fin. New &c sa. #.
Old. 10c and up. Free est. Work
guar c. L. H1NsoN. Ii, 1888;
FLOOR SANDING. painting. plaster
ing ing. repairs; wo qYiek service. reas,;
FLOORS SA NDED an d finished.
cleaned and waxed; old floors made
like new. Call anv time, WA. 7-1ln9.
FURNITURE REPAIRING and refin-
ishing., antique and modern, free
KITCHES REMoDEIisNo-compiiete
line of steel or wood cabinets, in
white or color. Call for free plan
ming and estimates. FHA terms.
1NGERSOLL CO. LU. 10000.
Evening star., 1953-07-15
ALBAN TOWERS
37OO MASS. AVE. NV.

WATCH REPAIR ESTIMATOR TOR,
store experience to estimate Jew
elry and watch repairs and as Jun
ior salesman; permanent position.
The 'JEWELRY SHOP. Concourse.
pentagon Bldg. Wash, D. C. Call
Mr. Mann. Ii. 5-6700. Ext. 56215
wool SPOTTER AND WET CLEAN
Err. white: permanent position. in
references. experienced and salary
requirements. Apply Box 3s4oM.
X-RAY TECHNICIAN. registered. ex-
per required; "a days annual
leave: medical coverage: $1,000 per
annum. Call EX. 3-0007 or apply in
perSon personel office, 1925 Yer
mont ave. NV. IL
BOY-High school boy. about i6
years, for after school part-time
work. Apply S. S, KRESGE CO. 30
9TH st. NV, office. IL
MAN. white. 81 to 40. for work
around funeral home; must be sober,
neat and ambitious. Apply 5532
Ga. ave. NV. 10
MAN, 2l -35. investigation work with
national organization: free to travel
U. s.; salary, expenses and allow
ance while travelling. no experience
necessary: only dependable type,
with good references need apply,
Room 951. Warner Bldg. Do not
phcne. --lT
Evening star., 1953-07-15

NURSES, for lge. nurs-
ing nome 12-hr. duty: live in: $l25
mo. and uniforms; IS miles from
White House on Colesville I'd: MRS.
CARTER. Supervisor. JU. e-6040.
REAL ESTATE SALEsWOMEN-t2)
exper. pref. Call Mrs. Lynch, LO.
4-64Oo. RAYMOND ]. LYNCH CO.,
10636 Conn, ave. IL
wanted, NOVELS s
HAIR STYLIST; full time, age 25-
30, personality. neat and attractive.
Apply in person, 1907 Tuckerman
dent MANAGER for moderate
sized garden type development To-
Gated in Md. just across Sc. D. G.
line. Must be active person, capable
of dealing with public. in tenant
relations work. in showing apis. to
snd capable be5
answer give family status as well
as resume of experience. Box 445-M,
sALEsGIRL, exper. in handling to-
steady position to reliable person. son
sGfBs Gf1E y PosiTloS alha5S for eareer-minaed mind
women. ages 20 to 46: must be at
tractive and have previous selling
experience, This is with the Wash
1ngton on1ce OF national organ1za-
tion and entails dealing with exec
utives and business people. These
positions formerly open only to
men. offer permancy, good pay. and
future to women willing to work.
BY appt. only. no information by
phone. Call MRS. DART. MA.
S-5943 -16
recent high school graduate. or
some college Good starting salary.
Apply NATIONAL UNIFORM CO.,
2001 K st. -15
Evening star., 1953-07-15
CT,ERK-TYPTST

Opening in engineering dept. for in
dustrious and dependable girl. Mod
ern, air-cond bldg Vacation. sick
leave. generous profit sharing plan,
The AHRENDT INSTRUMENT CO
1910 Calvert Rd., College PIX, Nd
UN. 4-56TS
Evening star., 1953-07-15
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN

BEAUTY OPERATORS. male or fe-
male; top salary and commission:
modern air-conditioned shop; pleas
ant working conditions; nationally
famous supplies. LILLIAN CRAMER
BEAUTY SALON. 11l5 18th st. NV.
al
BILLING CLERK, part time; exper.
elec. billing machine; night duties;
white only. LA. $4,000. III
CHIEF X-RAY TECH. for med. clinic;
40-hr. week; "a days annual leave;
IA days sick leave: medical and
hosp. coverage. Call EX 3-00O7,
or apply in person. PERSONNEL
OFFICE. 1925 Vermont ave. NV.
COOK. experienced Jewish style cook
ing; must be reliable. KENNEDY
DELICATESSEN, 116 Kennedy st.
DECoRAToRLExperienced man or
woman needed by old established
firm. Must have car. Apply HOFF-
MAN UPHOLSTERERS AND IN
TERROR, 2447 18th st. NV" co.
OFFICE MANAGER -BOOKKEEPER-
Experienced, to take complete charge
of double ENTRY books: make UP small
payroll. twice mo-; run monthly
trial bal. general ofc. work in pvt.
ofc.--upper Conn. ave: 5l2-day wk.
1000 per yr. to start. Call mgr,
WO. $4,000, for interview between
and pnl -l5
Evening star., 1953-07-15
MOTOR TRAVEL

RIDERS WANTED to Lansing. Mich.
Leave July is. Call DALE CONoVER,
II. 5-67O0, Ext. 1906, bet. s and
CoUPLE DRIVING to Miami. 7Ils;
take one lady, share driving, plus
small expense RA. 3-5s64,
RIDE TO CAPE COD. mother and
daughter. July II or 1s. KE. 1888.
LADY DRIVING to Elmira, N. Y,
Lake Keuka. Sat. wants 3 passen-
gers. PO. 2-4T62.
Evening star., 1953-07-15
SITUATIONS MEN tcont.)
16 Years
Newspaper Magazine
EXnerience

Desire connection with publication
.organizatton, public relations, trade
ground could be useful. Now hold
ing responsible editor position. Age
30. Replies confidential. Box 243-
L, Star. 20"
COLORED MAN wants work; paint
ing, housework, gardening; exper.,
refs. Ii. 4-l736,
Evening star., 1953-07-15
PLUMBING AND HEATING
Painting, Carpentry
General Home Repairs
ROBINETTE & LEAK, WA, 7-2Ga3

me bid on your
porch. have built % screened
w. j. PEPPER. -16
BUILT or incloSed with
regular or glass louvres. ialousies
windows: free estimates SECO
SALES. JU. 5000. day or night.
REFRIGERATORS, air conditioners
WiIco. TU: 2-5747. 30
REMODELING OF ALL KINDS-Ad-
ditions, rec rooms, roofing, comb.
storm windows and doors. For free
estimates. call RA. 3-Sl37. -l5
ROOF REPAIR SERVICE. slate, tin.
asphalt. shinele. tile guttering and
''~"-r~~~0Its. RA. 6-9103
ROOFING-Let us repair and paint
your roof now; reasonable rates;
work guaranteed. Call ewes. HO.
O-S546 -1Q
Evening star., 1953-07-15
HELP-W0MEN
PART TIME
COLLEGE GIRLS

Young white woman with car, who
needs to supplement present income
in evening work. Call AID. 2-6445,
ask for MR.. BOYCE. -l5