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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-02-06
DEADwOOD IN TOWN, COUNTY
EMPLOYEES MED PRUNING

\ uztor COS. II goTe-EusEt L
s:.e1 TIE .1eE.c5s1cy q -ack q
eEor~ znoEg -L1s@ employed Il
varioas .o5z Il oE.ees, On r2zlr:@-
az1ce ard many other minor paz.-
s-onz.
The ineE.cieccy q elected offi-
Gals, when zzca occz-z, can y
.zkeo care u 5y ~ vote-s z: TIE
bzIIo. bo1- -: those employed IL
der .he direction II department.
heads 70 % certz!l !oos are, Il
soo many Instances, eft 70 t1e-
ozn Dong, which .oc o<re1 rezz-s
in a.-ie work
1. il the proper dzty Il bczrcz
If city and cognty co-1--ss-oleEs
70 cheek IN their employees 70 see
.nzt they are earning re sz4z--ez
rzid CT: ri Tax noLeg. Wien a.
ernployee IL foznd who does a. It,
t.e "a ne czn, Il shozlc y -eP-zc-
Cd
No bzginezs Or lrfzE--T would
permit a. employee u lozf q re
JOB. Neither should Z goTe-rnsa:
agency-coTn Or co1Ity.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-02-06
FAIRFIELD PERSONALS

Neil Roberts of U.N.C., Chapel
Hill, spent the week end with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Rob-
erts.
Messers Dallas Mooney and D.
w. Sears were in Columbia Tues
day afternoon Mr.. Sears visited
DR.. Phelps for medical attention.
Pvt. H. L. Sadler of Maryland
visited his wife and parents last
week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford Cahoon
and son of Norfolk visited their
parents last week end.
Rev. James Mckenzie of Swan
Quarter held services at Newlands
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Harris of
Raleigh were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. A. B. Harris during the
week end.
Bobby Dean Swindell of ACC,
Wilson, spent the week end with
his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Worth Moore of
Durham, more recently of Ashe-
vile, have moved here to spend the
next few months.-"Welcome back
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore"
Miss Rebecca Swindell of Ra-
leigh visited her aunt and other
relatives here during the week end.
Richard Mann of n. C. State,
Raleigh, visited his mother and sis
ter during the week end.
Ben Blake visited his grandpar-
ents at Engelhard during the week
end.
Bobby Simmons of the U. S.
Navy visited his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. P. C. Simmons, during the
week end.
Miss Jeanne Simmons visited her
grandmother, Mrs. Martha Sim
mons of Pantego during the week
end.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-02-06
OTHER EDITORS
GAMBLING IN THE
HOUSE OF THE LORD
~. G Christian AdvozteJ

=. l. [EEl2[-1E- ~ .Cs-a-EJ
Mrs. Irene Talklte q Pint,
Mich, has sued S. Nicholas
Greek O-t1odox Church u that
city fos $500 she clsirs sae Us;
over : tmo-yea- period playing
b!ngo u the church Also z1e6 L
Bingo Cpera+or PoCert KernsE.
Mrs. Ualhite's losses, he- At
touey states, eZc=@cz asr earI-
!ngz fo- int perloc-
Well, al Ue have u say : that
church tnat promotes garo-
Ing ought r.. be EIe1- Even 50,
Ne would not zsy tnzt Ms Wal
n5te o. anyone else Eno gam
blea should -ece.ve rs-r-51-se-
roe1t tgr their gambling losses
Jesus had : word both fo- rel e
.o1z leaders ard t-sttlckers wno
cezecrste t1e ncIse u God ~
greed and -1e-cers-y practices.
On o1e occasion X even backed
up his words Wit. vigorous
action
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-02-06
A SPLENDID RECORD
Williamson Enterprise)

With the possible exception of
few acts, justified or unjustihed,
Governor w. Kerr Scott is leaving
a great record behind him when
he turns the reins Of State over
to the honorable VIM. 3. Umstead
a few days hence.
Not as much has been accom-
Llished in advancing the cause of
the mentally i'll as many had hop
ed would have been accomplished,
and the point of perfection has not
been attained in other places. But
Kerr Scott has a record to stand
on one that the opposition, no
matter how hard they battle, never
will be able to tear down -.
The people owe him more be-
cause he did more for more people
than any other governor ever did
in the history Of North Carolina.
He did not believe in throwing
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-02-06
is ECONOMY FOR OTHERS ONLY?

Everybody wants government spending reduced-ex-
cet when cuts into his pet project That Is the theme
Of article in Nations Business written by George Cline
Smith, aptly entitled Economy Is For Others
Mr.. Smith cites after where this has been
true Farmers business labor groups veterans state
and local government officials and organzatonSau
for strict economy general principle But often
than not when proposed reduction in federal spend
ing Will into what they consider their share Of the pie
they howl high heaven. We sad example Of this
when the Hoover Commissions reports government
organization made public As Mr. Smith Observes Ev
erbOdy for the Hoover recommendations n general
But any specific point powerful opposition developed
AS result many Of the most needed and most logcal
forms recommended by the commission are still hanging
fire.
Here is big why todays federal tax bill
erages 1889 for each and every American famy-and
why that fas share Of the national debt is $3.50 And
also is why believe il not the Treasury
week Of 1852 money in than IN al Of
1910.
The point simple The drive for economy govern
begin at the grassroos 1t must begin with IN
overwhelming public demand for economy regardless Of
whose gored-and regardless Of selfish interests and
special privilege. Then will get econonyfor Washing
ton always the mood and temper Of the people
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-02-06

". D. u. S-ink lives il Hyde
Comfy between S~zn Quarter and
New Holland
: te= za3z-As ago ". sEink
CT zz6 zi.t Al re Crows down
Z Ia. zec-.oz-z-d there are
z1y t1ozzz-tz Il t6sz- There's
70 satin e -E= rae Ete-e the
c-g~s hzTs G=- t=e5zzg gruzzts
chan Il Ey5e- NV. 2g=eTe-, Ire
cz5.es are reve-ze5- Tzzcez5 Il 5e-
.-g nzd WITH --e aeEz, tE= c-1Es
are nzG VIZ VI. SIX
There's soze .zz-l-.czz Il
5p:a s.a@s, d=gez1-1g q XIX yoz
look z: l.
Here's what hzs Lz2pe1z6, a.
cording % the repo-- oyczx1. -
By Mr. Arthur RzEn q TLza-
VINO does = 10. of hunting Gorz II
Hyde County and 8 well acgzz1.-
ed with Mr.. S1ink. We appreciate
Mr.. Ruffin's interest il passing the
story On TO Us and, as q slight re-
ward, are making him an associate
editor Of this publication, in charge
Of crows.
Mr.. Swink has a pecan grove.
Large grove consisting Of about
125 acres. All the trees have been
bearing fine but that hasn't done
him much good.
The Crows Move In
Naturally he expected to gather
the nuts, sell them on the market
and make good profit out of the
sale. And this is exactly what
would have taken place if the
crows Of Hyde County hadn't but
ted in and ruined his plans.
Crows like pecans. Mr.. Swink
raises paper-shell nuts and they're
fairly easy to open. Some crows,
however-probably the old ones
with poor teeth-have system
all their own for getting at the
meat in the nuts. They fly over a
piece Of pavement, drop the nuts
on it and then swoop down and
proceed to feast. You may be in
terested in knowing that seagulls
along the coast follow this same
procedure in connection with
breaking open various types of
shellfsh.
AS we were saying, the crows
worried Mr.. Swink a lot. He did a
little experimenting with a couple
Of scarecrows but this had abso-
lutely no effect. The scarecrow
business is an old game and every
crow with any sense at all has
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-02-06
c A r A H G
- AL l. | E ~
SARAH HALLIBURTON


! IzzrG-sztIrg cat = : rew one
q tLlS feline zcmLre-, b1t Mrs.
Walter Williams AZ ColIngton had
= oiz yellow cat that considers q
Lzzrt Al amusing toy, % De eaten
zx : zpeclzl tellczcy after Z reas-
enable anoz1- % entertainment
Since Mrs williams has e horror
q re U--le lizards that infest
Ire EooSi pie, she wouldn't take
anything for her cat However,
z1= Ezz zever given the treasure
: zz-=- Probably the cat doesn't
care bar Mrs. Williams little girl
and yo1r reporter are going 70 col
lz6c-z-e On finding Z suitable name
f1r TIE yellow beauty. Any sug-
gss-z1-z,
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-02-06
SHOES


! long tine resident q Mays
Head explained how 70 tell the
cEs-s1ee between persons born
C me beach and those who have
z6opcEd :. for q home or vacation
SPOT The ones who wear shoes
are natives" she said. Incidentally,
although native" is a perfectly
respectable word, it's one this
writer has come to put in the same
class with hillbilly. We folks who
were born and grew up in the
Ozark mountains resent staring
tourists who refer to US as hillbil-
lies and think everything we say
and do is $50 quaint" Sometimes
we think they show an amazing
amount of ignorance about any
thing outside their home cities. Of
course, we love to tell yarns on
ourselves. For instance, your re-
porter asked a rugged old noun
taineer how he liked the new REA
electricity he'd recently had pip
ed" into his backwoods cabin. He
replied, well, now, it's mighty
nice to come in after dark and be
able to see to light the old kero-
sene lamp" Every once in a while,
catch a CLEAN of amusement in
somebody's eyes at some express
sion l use, which is all right, only
please, please don't call me
quaint"
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-02-06

/ hear the objection to profit sharing wages are
high that workers actually sharing profits they get
most of them True Sometimes wages high for the
health Of business it would be better of the return
labor in the form of uctuatng profits No matter
how high wages get long wages the only return
labor there is conflict between and workers and
our society does not achieve unity.
Marst attempts to abolish the property system in
effort achieve cassess society have fact resulted in
the sharpest division in history the proearan state
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-02-06
BELOVED

bELOt ED
A person would almost be will
ing to be i'll if so much kindly con.
Germ were to be exhibited on the
part of the neighbors as was shown
when Mrs. Hettie Baum, Kitty
Hawk postmaster, had a serious
attack of asthma. How she was
getting along was a main topic of
conversation. Mrs. Baum, who has
been connected with the postoffice
45 years, is held in high esteem
by her patrons. They claim no COM
munity ever had a more efficient
postmaster, nor one more accom-
modating and pleasant. Your re-
porter has noticed that most ev-
eryone who goes to the postoffice
stops to pass the time of day with
Mrs. Baum and that she has a
cheerful word for each one.
Tinkle, the handsome white cat
that presides at the Kill Devil Hills
postoffice, is no ordinary, garden
variety cat. Tinkle, for instance,
long ago saw the possibilities of
rain, and dashes out in it to get a
bath. With all that white hair to
keep Immaculate, Tinkle figured
that rainwater was lot quicker
than tongue licking for doing a
thorough laundry job.
Well, the world didn't come to
an end, but the moon just about
got lost Thursday night of last
week, when the earth's shadow
blotted it out. 1t created a bit of
mild excitement on the beach, with
lots of people out gazing at the
phenomenon.
For some years, Maj. and Mrs.
j. l.. Murphy kept tiny house
dog, part chihuahua. When that
dog died they went to the other
extreme and got two pedigree
Boxers. That turned out to be lust
too much, so they let one of the
big dogs go to an admirer in
Elizabeth City.
incidentally, Mrs. Murphy has
put in a busy winter doing re-
search on feature stores to be used
this summer in the Surfside News.
She plans to issue the first edi-
ton for the season on the fir {
Saturday in May.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-02-06

Limerick is the only large
community outside Dublin to
show a population increase in
Fires newly completed census.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-02-06

money away he merely believed
in investing money in the name Of
the people-all the people.
Evening star., 1953-07-11
SITUATIONS ooMESTlc

PRACTICAL NURSE. child care; ref
WOMAN, colored, desires Job do
ing plain cooking, g.h.w. or driving
for RIiyatss, family. Ii. 4-2o54; ASK
COIoREib1 WOMAN desires 8 days a
week, or days work. Ii. 6-8s4S.
GIRL wants job, child care, light
housework, on Columbia pike or
Alex. busline. Jefferson 4-2427. 12'
GIRL des. work by the day, full or
RaTt R1T aiRHss simei Mon'' "ed'' Fri Ref
CoEEoRSEED0 WOMAN desires s.h.w., no
cooking 5 days week. RIA. 3-7927.
CoLoRED MOTHER desires e.h.w.,
child care or receptionist. LU; q
XWoULD LIKE TO PLACE my maid,
excellent houseworker; will live in
or out. OIL. 2-7063. -12
GIRL, colored. desires days or part
time work. Call Ii. 3-16S1.
WANTED-Laundry work. 1st-class
ironer, som Some cleaning. Cock dinnsE. inner
COLORED MAID wishes to care for
week week. HD HD. 4oss7S. '' e1S
COLORED GIRL desires gh.w. or
Shiid caad care. are 9aas L9eal references. 6-day
Mon. Wed. Fri. IL 3-6923. IL"
WOMAN DESIRES WORK on Satur-
days. TU. 2-0265.
COLORED GIRL desires Job as child
care and l.h.w.. 5-day week. UN.
1861.
COLORED GIRL desires light house
work or child care: 2 to 6: expert
enced. references. AID. 4-41S4.
GIRL, COLORED. desires day work or
part time; recent references. AID.
.4.7319.
GIRL, colored. desires work 5 days
wk. Cap. of taking over children and
house. Excellent ref. Elk. 3.0073.
/ WOULD LIKE JOB as mothers
helper or child's maid. H. s. grad
uate. willing to- stay some nights.
.CoIORED1 WOMAN WANTS to clean
mornings or cook dinner evenings
weekly. AID. 4-159S.
COLORED GIRL WANTS general
houSework 3 days week or busgirl.
DE 2-0990
Evening star., 1953-07-11
PIANO. steinway. grand. good cond
outstanding value at less than v OF
new price.

|PlANOS--New filll-keyboaYd spinets.
Regularly $495. special now at S395.
SzMIc s'SRi ausies. 9:S 1soo nSR'ni g St nv nv
PIANOs-Laree selection Of fine. re-
built small .gfandS. Choice of ma
hogany. walnut, ebony and light
sale beginning at $sS5. IS sss sNn down
will deliver; balance, 8 years to pay.
DYNAMIC MUSIC STORE, 1900 G
81. NV. -13
PlANOS-Used spinets. consols and
uprights; full key board spinet as
low as 1896; .uprishts. $3.50. Come
n today and see our display of
s6sss sosr Tssms ec5HEMsngsa E
MUSIC Co. l1os Q st. NV. DI.
PIANOS PfiiSHSs' FOR RENT-spinets' II con-
soles and grands at moderate rates
with option 70 buy 4 wanted. Haul
ing ing eStra: a. JoRDANs' Az cSTpsr o1NH lSth Sh
lJ1: s-iIoSS. Silver SPRING store
open daily including Saturdays from
!4ss.i,. sss.:s ssmD9ss s4 ss.;nss;
pianos In WASHINGTON; for the best
N reconditioned and new pianos
II Is to your advantage to see US
before you buy. Terms arranged to
for s your your psac Ssaset clpsr Ssgs fSTanes %sG
CO.. iios q st. NV. T 81. 7-s4s4,
PlANOS-Jordan's are having their
annual July clearance with dozens
OF new and used Strands, spinets,
consoles and small uprights on sale
many. fine makes In wonderful
JoRDANs, corner 18th and G sts.
NV. tST. 3-94O0l and 9332 Georgia
aye, Silver Spring (Ju. 5.11Ob).
Guiding saturdsys from SneI 1880 s' to p .
PIANos1stsinway. Stein KimbalI, Knabe,
Baldwin. Aeolian. Qrands. and
otneTs; & we nave 4. large display
are as low as $SS5; liberal allow
terms may Be arranged. CAMPBELL
MgsJC CO.. 110s g st. NV, pI.
PiANOs-uprights, $50 UP: spinets,
$276 up; Grands. 1925 up. Terms.
Open every evening and all day Sat.
and Sun. Established 1901. Always
g good buy at SCHAEFFER'S PIANO
SHOP. .s25 Bonifant st.. Silver
Spring, Md. JU. 9-3O39. -12
or used piano ct q saving visit the
Piano Mart. Over 100 instruments
on display including a full Lester
Betsy Ross line. Special discounts
TO members of the armed forces.
ployes. etc. Pay as little as $aa5
down. Also pianos for rent. tSI
3-630O. PIANO MART, 1918 9TH
st. NV. Dust above the library
P1ANO-Console, .Gulbransen, walnut
keyboard. LII 1-720R ~
Evening star., 1953-07-11
PIANO
EIANO
Upright: good cond.; $50. NO. 7-324s.

LAW
Upright; good cond.; $50. NO. 7-324S.
PIANos-Baldw,n. Acrosonic. spinet
and console models. Designed built
and ana EIsrantsed r,d,,; BY Baldwin; Equip:
action Wide variety case DESIGNS
TX E&cEGsIvE TfSSr AT HUGO woRcH
Estsbiis6ed iiS is7s
PIANOS - - Returned from rental
ings. yours for only S25 down. bal
ance in 80 months
KITS. 1880 q ST. NV.
III
PIN BALL MACHINES for recreation
condition, $25 and up. s-foot bowl
ing games. $50. 1912 Georgia ave.
Nv, RA. 3-9S96. Ask for Nick. 12:
PING-P0NG TABLE, for good old
summer times; reg. size; new: paint
sd; Sb 2 4-ssSs ssei: 8 legs folding; SIS.
PiPE-oaly., black. copper. cast iron;
Lee Hwy IA. $500.
RADIO; high fidelity. custom; $3.50
RADIO AS 1-!s !GsoMMyN1cAT1oNs. sxs2r
Hallicrafter. 12-tube, pm. speaker
$50. Here Is q steal. WO. 6-13S7;
DIo-PHoNOGRAPH. crosley con.
sole. 1850 model, S49.5O. ia. 2
1920. 633 N. Illinois st.. Arl... Va
RADIO-PHONo-Tv. Magnavox, with
changer, Embassy model, mahog.
FM-AM-SW, J2Ha-in. tube, 3 speak.
ers; 1925. cost $685.. JU. 5-2416.
RANGE. gas, de luxe. white porcelain
stainless steel trim, burner liners
auto. oven. separate broiler, grill ir
center. folding tabletop cover, elec
clock control with Robertshaw ther-
mostate, 2-drawer storage. Cost
1915, sell for $3.50. ia. S-Os24.
RANGE, elec., new burners. $50. Ii
4-3640. $50 Mass. ave. ne. 12s
RANGE, electric, Hotpoint. good
condition; table top; deep-well
cooker. Connected and running for
your approval. $45. ia. 2-0807
RANGE, full i've, de luxe, elec. Stove
with clock and auto. oven: excel
Sond;, bargain at S75. Phone JE
Evening star., 1953-07-11
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.w.

1884 COLUMBIA RD. 81. 50 vk..
seie. dbie rms clean coos. dwntn,: :
on Gus and earline' showers ise isee
WESLEY HALI.-Sgl AND twin bed
rms; daily maid service; running
water In rms: Bendix: recreation
activities: TV 1929 21st st nv,
sc5TIs III isO4s5 HOTEL, a1s1 o 81. n.v.-
250-room modern residential hotel.
exclusively for women: near Dupont
Circle: excellent transportation: sgl
rms with running water and tele-
phone: ample bath and laundry IA
cilitieS: hair dryers sewing room:
coffee shop: televifion: free movies;
Wkly after LIST week Ho. 2-o100
Evening star., 1953-07-11
TELEVISION
BELOW COST
sRAND- NEW 1858 FAMOUS MAX,
AIMCO TV SALES

2S2O n Washington Blvd
Arlington. Va. Open til 8. ia. $500
TIRES, factory reconditioned; All
rS 1924 : 4, Ga; ave. NV. RA; 6;9s50.
TEAM ffe;ESii electric ST de6sl. Lionsl. 20" sayse'
1szfs 5si5Es' lrSs11 &; i zsss iss!ss. ssass
cessoriss. q o1.. " 1850. SsS ana e@.rt M1a sc-
TV, Admiral, comb. radio -phono.
excel. cond. Cost $3.50. Leaving
eoSIuntFy gu 455ss' sssrifics' $500 or bes. gt5er
owner, soldier, being transferred.
1903 11th st. NV, Apt. 8, after
nv, sIIVERTSoNE-21-in., dark ma.
hogany; 1853 table model, absolute;
Sears efi koe6aeR Gss mos sTsSs' sso. hall Ii
price, S145. includes antenna. EN-
ITYPEWRITER, Underwood noiseiess;
sSess0ondit5oned; Ss0 & IKE new; table incl.
TYPkwfRlirERssss PkwflirssiG; Royal Remington, Ts
Gp All in good working order
TRAL TyREWRfTER CO. soio i4th
sx4x1o, aR4xs, nsss ssss1s. 8swi shsathins, aGhds,
plywood. other misc. sizes. Airing.
ton blvd. and Graham rd.. Q miles
vest, west; Seven Corners. Va. Agent on
VACUUM CLEANER. Rexair, ali
new; S65. JU. 7-5685. -13
VACUUM CLEANER. GE upright, al
extra attach, excel. cond., $;35 OF
best ofier. Ii. 4-7336 bet. 80
VACUUM CLEANERS, Singer upright
models. demonstrators; can be pur.
chased from 10% to 1870 off. SIN.
GER SEWING MACHINE CO.. Shirl.
ington business center. Arlington
Evening star., 1953-07-11
PAINTING AND
PAPERING

Redecorate your home on our popu.
lar budget plan: no down payment
PUBLIC SERVICE CONTRACTORS
INC. TU. 2-3436. -l6
PAPERING-Fiye- room, 2-story. hall
house. $50. White mech. own work.
RALPH. ME: s-s14s. HU. 3-9374.
PAPER HANGING, $40 per rm. up;
1853 Sunfast washable paper; work
guar, RA.. 3-7393 or HE. -4-s555
PAPERING AND PAINTING. Interior
exterior: complete redecorating serv.
ice. Free estimates. AP. 7-1500.
PLASTERING, repair old and new
work, free estimates, satisfaction
guaranteed: 10. S-1143. -12
PLASTERING, patchwork . spe-
ciality: by white mechanic; good
service; Lsas. TU. 2-O171: Ia.
PLASTERING-Expert patch work by
union man: Call NO. 7-2135. III
PLASTERING REPAIRS-Old and new
work, large and small Jobs, reaS
salts guar. JU. 9-4154. -l5
PLASTERING AND PAINTING. old
or new. large or small. 1st class me-
chanicS, Call Ii H-4220 IA
Evening star., 1953-07-11
CAPABLE CANADIAN WOMAN d,

CAPABLE CANADIAN WOMAN de-
sires position caring for children or
g,h.w. Box 3-M, Star. -12
CLERK -TYPIST-Exper. young lady
desires gen. office work. Knowledge
rPBS1Hp s. 5pard; IpTdrI Box IS7-L. Star: l3'
ing rooming house on your vac, or
pe1rmn,aInent Job; refs. Phone Ho.
CoTLEGE STUDENT desires summer
Si }So; as41S3 sxper; typist and recep, Call
GIRL desires once work or light
houseTogs. Call Saturday any time,
WHITE WOMAN wants job as house
keeper for employed family. Call
WOMAN, Sc, form, tchr.. exec. train
ing. wishes pos. about Aug. 15. Go
anywhere respectable. WILMES, 200
N. Broadway. Bozeman. Montana.
cHaH aaE:snsd seGrsf Cd y1I:t 2 desires f sasss Ss
Housekeeper for Semi, semi-invaiid fiAOsG: OF
1%TIRe. SpSlHesS people; pS% a.. TU; 2.2s9si II.
and addressing envelopes at home.
CoLoRED BEAuTIc1AN WANTS
Thurs, Fri. Sat. work in beauty
6nop. EXper., no following. Call Sat.
and Sun. AP. 7-S106.
and Sun. AP. 7-Sl06.
WAITRESS, neat, exper., colored. de-
-sires (eve.l work SO pm. wk. ends.
Public, private. Call Sat. and Sun.
Until 4 pm. Ii. 1921, Ia.
GIRL, colored. desires Job taking
care Of children. Experienced. AID.
2-515S
COLORED WOMAN will take care of
mothers children at my home by
week. JU. 9.S34O. -l2
Evening star., 1953-07-11
Washington, D. c.
SATURDAY, JULY IL, 1858
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT desires permanent DO
sition; has B.C.S. degree, yrs. ex-
per1ence on corporate accounts, cost,
payroll, taxes and ONCE supervision
excellent references. Box COLL,
ACCOUNTANT. 90. MICS degree. aa 2
yrs: pub. acct. and Ia yrs. pvt
acct. exper., desires pos. in public OF
private accounting. WE. 5-5733;
BoOKKEEPER, fully experienced on
all books Of account and ofice pro-
cedure. payrolls, reports, taxes, etc;
refs. OIL. 2-93S9 1I'
CONSTRUCTION MAN. exper. design,
bldg, estimating, inspection, super
vision, Job expediting. desires POSI-
ton where varied eSper; will benefit
DAYWORK, house cleaning or yard
work: man. colored. LA. 6-7563.
DESIGNER-Drafts., electro, mech,
machine and electronic; free-lance.
sTHNoGSAHHsERrFTyp,sr SGx 9G9-Ks sssri fexnSr ~1S i,
desires s Risht~oTk Ii. s-4s5i f1ss'E s!ssf
MAN. colored. wishes job as truck
driver or porter: reliable, know D.
G., Nd. and Va; exp. refs. DU
MAN. former Govt. guard. stock Sc
curities runner. mail. clerk; middle
aged; ref. ST. 3-6316. IL"
kATENTS-Former Government pat
ept attorney and patent examiner.
chemical and mechanical arts; full
or part time. Box 212-L, Star. II"
YOUNG MAN, college student, wishes
evening and weekend work of any
YOUNG MARRIED MAN with some
COMMERCIAL ART education
wants to learn trade in art de-
partment. Full or part time. Will
submit samples Of lettering, etc.
Address occupant, $3.50 Maple st.
NV. Ia
part-time work in small apt. build
ing with living quarters. Call Sat.
B. to g; Sun, 10 to 2. Ii. 3-0933.
COLORED YOUNG MAN, good edu-
cation, desires Job as mimeograph or
ditto machine operator. porter, mes
senger, stock clerk, dishwasher,
kitchen helper; D. c. driver permit
Ii, 4-3311. Ia
MEN AVAILABLE NOW
For employment Odd Jobs. yard work
wall washing. carpentry. houseclean-
ing. etc. SALVATION ARMY Hal Dor
Lights Corp. NE. S-4532