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Jackson advocate., 1953-07-04
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THIS & THAI. Commentators
Bill Henry and Fulton Lewis, Jr.,
will vacation from their MBS
shows all summer. Charles Shaw
will take over HenKy's news digests
while Robert Hurleigh subs for
Lewis Mark Stevens has
been set to replace Lee Tracy on
MARTIN Kane" August 27. Stevens
will be the fourth actor who has
held down the role, originally Great
ed by William Gargan On
the first show in CBS-TV's Mon
day night "Masquerade Party"
which is replacing the Red But
tons Show for the summer, the
panelists batted 1000. Ilka Chase,
Ogden Nash, Peter Donald and
Buff Cobb successfully penetrated
the masquerades of Mickey Mantle.
Gloria Swanson, and Patrice Num-
sci Someone asked Arthur
Murray recently if his wife, Kath-
ryn, was still on television. He re-
Jackson advocate., 1953-07-04
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Senator Joseph Mccarthy as. ! a
tongue shackling and book burn
ing demagogue" who, if allowed to
go unchecked. "would give rise to
q breed of parrots who would only
repeat what thev are told to re-
peat" President Eisenhower. Mr..
Cormsn, asserted. "was definitely
hi+t;~~ co~ato~ WnCarthv" when
he said in his Dartmouth Univer-
sity address: Don't join the book
burners"
Admitting that organized labor
"has it's faults and weaknesses, ("
the Chicago labor leader asserted
that nevertheless the labor move
rlent has made contributions to-
v,a-.l "A1'~ Nonr,o'e ctr77Oc1o fo,.
q eosr es77 c--77v5r7~itv ~oeroot !"
Some unions still discriminate, he
said; however, "this situation is
growing better because less than
a handful of unions now practice
this abomination. The Negro is
now accepted with open arms and
given the same protection as anv
cthc~ o-ol'', Nnrroes serve
or 8" 'a' :, +ha r-r;o-,s Thav
arc = stewards. committeeman,
organizers, international repre-
sentatives, international officers
and executive board members"
Jackson advocate., 1953-07-04
Elder michaux To
Serve In Alaska

ANCHORAGE, Alaska, June 20.
Lightfoot Solomon Mi
chaux Of Washington, D. c., ar
rived in Seward aboard the S. S.
Denali last week and poceeded to
Anchorage, en- route to F irbanks.
In an interview before he left
Stateside, Elder Michaux said he
was giving up his weekly Wash
ington broadcasts to be a plane
missionary to the Alaska Eskimos
and Indians.
The famed radio minister was
scheduled to return to Anchorage
after brief visit in Fairbanks.
1t was not ascertained how long
he expected to ramain in the Ter
ritory.
Jackson advocate., 1953-07-04
Yazoo County
Recreation ! L.
Program Started

Yazoo City, Miss, June 90
Especial THE Yazoo County Ne
gro Recreational Council opened
supervised program of recreation
for all ages of their cwn race this
week with an attendance of approx
imately 400 Negro children partic-
mating in the recreation facilities
# the NEGRO Fair Grounds.
10Th morning and afternoon ses-
sions will prevail throughout the
summer. Supervising the program
as director will be Lucius Turner,
coach at Utica Institute and for
mer captain Of the football team
at Alcorn College. Helping the di-
rector is Rita Webster from Jack
~on College.
c,,rnrvisa5 ~ocrnr t;o-, fc, no1o-,
children will include baseball, bas-
ketball, volleyball, tennis, ping
pong, horseshoe pitching and hand
icraft work.
Jackson advocate., 1953-07-04
Runaway Mule
Drags Youth
To Death

Meridian, Miss. June 30 -
Negro residents of Tamola COM
munity near Lauderdale Thursday
made preparation for the burial
of 12-year-old-youth, Eddie Lee
Hopson, who died in the farm home
yard of his parents after being
dragged an estimated three miles
by a runaway plow-mule.
Information reaching Meridian
said the youth would have escaped
injury as the mule became fright
ened and ran away that he became
tangled in the plow lines of his
plow.
Jackson advocate., 1953-07-04
kenya African . =.
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anti-white Mau Mau cult.
The KAU, formerly led by Jomo
Kenyatta, who was convicted as a
Mau Mau organizer and chief last
April, was prescribed as an un-
lawful society under the penal code
by the governments executive
council.
Announcements citing examples
# links between the Mau Mau
and the union, said that two of
Kenya's most wanted Mau Mau,
Dedan Kimathi and Stanley Ma
thenge, had been members of the
union. The union also had adopted
the cults oath-taking ritual to
oind it's members to secrecy, the
government said.
Kenya's chief native commission
er, Eric Windley in broadcast to
Africans, declared that the union
had become a tool of the Mau Mau
ana was uSed as a cover Tor 1tS
purposes.
"The government cannot" he
said, permit the formation of any
African political society on the
same lines as the KAU as long as
p-esent troubles exist"
After Kenyatta's arrest, Fanuel
o:ede, African member of the CO.
iony's Legislative council, took
over the unions leadership until
his arrest last March on charges
subversive activities. The new
ant is Wycliffe Awori, an
le- African member of the leg
.slative council.
Jackson advocate., 1953-07-04

versity of Mississippi Law School
announced recently that William
M. Deavours of Laurel and James
l.. Young of Jackson were named
editor and business manager of the
Mississippi Law Review.
The purpose of this quarterly
magazine is to furnish practicing
attorneys information on new de-
velopments in the legal profession.
Jackson advocate., 1953-07-04
Wedding OF Year
For Him, Her

BOSTON - When Alice Hazel
hurst of Hyattsville, Md, and
Christopher Barreca of Pittsfield,
Mass, marry, it will be Boston
University's wedding Of the year.
Miss Hazelhurst, co-editor of
the senior yearbook, has been chos-
en- Student of the yea" Her
fiance, law student and editor of
last years senior book, was the
1852 "man of the year."
Jackson advocate., 1953-07-04
Grocer Charged
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rape.
The girl, oldest of seven child
rem, had been sent by her mother
to Richards Grocery, which is
partly owned by Perron, to pur-
chase clothespins.
Perron is said to have closed
the door, placed chain on it, then
dragged the child behind meat
counter and assaulted her.
Two Negro police officers assist
ing in the investigation and arrest
were Patrolmen John Raphael and
Roland Jeneford.
Jackson advocate., 1953-07-04
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Most Ala anna hospitals do not
permit Negro physisions to attend
patients admitted to the hospital
because colored doctors are not
members of county medical socie-
ties.
In voting to admit DR.. Hicks
n~ H v Chenev. Lauderda'e
rol--t-- Medical officor. ro;I
''It is the hope of the local doe
tors that many more Alabama
County medical societies will fol-
low this forward-looking action"
Jackson advocate., 1953-07-04
No Order -.
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les telegram was In reply to an in
quiry made by Mr.. White upon
publication in newspapers that his
book, "A Rising Wind" had been
banned in U. S. libraries in India.
Secretary Dulles said that he had
ordered an investigation and that
if the book had been removed "that
action had no bearing on your 10y
atty, patriotism and contribution to
racial understanding"
Jackson advocate., 1953-07-04
Southeastern Fed.
OF coIored
Women's Clubs
Convention
Date Set

CONVICTION, Va, June %
The Southeastern Federation of
Colored Women's Clubs will con-
vene in its Seventeenth Biennial
Session at Benedict College, South
Jackson advocate., 1953-07-04
All Club Tractor Course
Hill r. T,oJo

All Club Tractor Course
Held In Tupelo
An anticipated IS persons will
attend the two-day Northeast Mis-
sissippi All Club Tractor Mainten-
ance and Leader Training Clinic at
Lawhon Junior High School, July
17-18.
All Club leaders from eighteen
counties will listen to lectures in
farm safety, maintenance, records
air cleaner service, etc.
Jackson advocate., 1953-07-04
Welfare Workers Train
In SunflOwer

SurfloweF Colrnty ie ore OF eou
counties in the State that has been
selected to train welfare workers
for the State. Others selected are
Pike, Washington and Lauderdale
Counties. The three workers Sc
lected to receive this training are
Miss Eleanor HYDE of Ponlarv;lIe.
Miss Willie Ann Ryles Of Boyle,
srd Carl Cooper of Grenade.
Jackson advocate., 1953-07-04

Road Bypass Ready For Fall
By late fall, traffic on U.sS.
Highway 80 between Meridian and
Jackson will be travelling across
tho new bypasses at Meehan and
Newton, according to w. Fel1n
Dearman Highway Commissioner
Of the Central Mississippi District.
The new bypasses will eliminate
hazardous curves, improving traf-
fic conditions in that area.
Jackson advocate., 1953-07-04

Mississippi Law Journal
Names Staff
Dean Robert Farley Of the Uni
Jackson advocate., 1953-07-04
CAPITOL
ACTIVITIES
Heber Ladner

A Town After 1872 Years
After 1872 years as county seat
of Perry County, New Augusta be-
came a town, Monday, June Is,
1853.
The town of more than 300 pea
pie was incorporated by a decree
of Perry County Chancery Court.
The Court appointed Ira L. Monroe,
Jr., Mayor, five aldermen, marshal
and tax collector, to serve until the
neyt statewide city election -four
years hence.
DR.. Durr Elected Vets Board Head
DR.. E. H. Durr of Jackson, Miss,
is the new President of the State
Veterinarian Examining Board.
DR.. J. V. Duckworth of Meridian,
Miss, was elected Vice-President
and DR.. William l.. Gates of j. r.,
dale, Miss, Secretary.
The Board also approved twenty
one new veterinarians who passed
examinations given by the Board
during the current meeting.
Evening star., 1953-03-20
''OversecrecY'. Trend
Cited as Damaging
To National Security
BY the A.seeia,ed Pres,


FORT SLOCUM. N. Y, Mar.
20.-Julius Ochs Adler, general
manager of the New York Times.
said today there is "an immense
barrier of oversecrecy" in our
military and civilian Govern
ment which is damaging to ma
tional security.
Mr.. Adler in an address pre-
pared for the Armed Forces
Information School here, spoke
on public opinion as a weapon
in democracy's fight for sur
vival."
"It would be hard to find any
where in this country a spokes-
man for censorship or restric-
ton of the freedom of the
press" Mr.. Adler said. "The
hannels of communication
from the Government and the
defense establishment to the
people, we say, are free and
clear. The only limitations are
Evening star., 1953-03-20
Two Business Executives
Die in Plane Crash
BY the A.soeiosed Press

JOHANNESBURG, N. Y, Mar.
20.-Gusty winds were consid-
cred today as a possible cause
of the Main Street crash of a
small airplane that took the lives
of the two General Mills execu-
tives aboard.
James Morris of Ithaca, safety
agent for the Civil Aeronautics
Administration, said this theory
was being considered in his in
vestigation of the crash yester-
day. He added:
Its too early to determine
the cause but indications are the
plane disintegrated in the air."
The plane roared to earth out
of rain clouds, killing Harry S.
Crosby, 48. of Long Lake, Mimi,
and his assistant, Leroy Jami-
son, 48. of Minneapolis.
The bodies were placed aboard
a company plane today to be
taken to Minneapolis.
Mr.. Morris said the wind
theory as a possible cause Of
the crash was founded on ac-
counts by witnesses and prevail
ing weather conditions at the
time.
Evening star., 1953-03-20

those made necessary by con-
siderationS of national security"
He added:
National security - this is
where the confusion and diff
Guilty start. From the base OF
legitimate security has grown an
immense barrier of ver-secrecy
involving the classification and
restriction of material relating
to the national defense"
While premature publication
of certain military and diplo-
matte plans would threaten our
national security. Mr.. Adler said,
"the trend toward over-classifi-
cation and ultra secrecy has
become more and more pro-
nounced, and in many ways
these security restrictions have
had an effect opposite to that
intended"
Evening star., 1953-03-20
House Republicans Name Simpson Campaign Chief

Representative Wampler. fresh
man Congressman from the 9th
Virginia district as one of five
vice chairmen.
Mr.. Simpson, So, is now in his
ninth term. He was chosen
unanimously to succeed former
Representative Leonard w. Hall
of New York. who retired to
become surrogate judge of
Nassau County, N. Y.
Evening star., 1953-03-20

Federal agencies for the fiscal
year ending next June 80.
AS originally passed by the
House. the bill appropriated
$925, ,172,920, which the Senate
increased to $947. .325,579. The
compromise on new funds pro-
vided for '$943. .298, ,728.
!. Original budget estimates were
$2,313,719,590. most of the cut
being a bookkeeping transaction
by which Congress turned down
a Defense Department request
for $1.2 billion in new money
but approved a transfer of avail
able funds in the defense budget.
Evening star., 1953-03-20
House Rejects Move
By Senate on Plan
To Raise Loan Funds
By the Associated Press

The House has returned a
compromise $943, ,298. .728 supple
mental appropriation bill to the
Senate after rejecting Senate
move to boost loan funds for
rural telephone systems.
Unless the Senate backs down
the bill will be sent to a Senate
House conference committee to
work out compromise.
Both branches had passed the
bill previously and conference
committee had adjusted all diff
ferences except over the rural
phone funds.
Two House roll-call votes
failed to break the stalemate.
SIS Million Transfer Proposed.
The Senate had proposed to
transfer SIS million Of the Rural
Electrif1cation Administrators
loan fund for farm electricity to
the REA loan fund for farm
telephones. The House had
done nothing about REA funds
in it's original action on the bill.
An amendment to cut the
electric loan fund by SIS million
and add $40 million to the tele-
phone program lost by a vote of
191 to 165. Another amendment,
to increase the phon fund SO
million and take nothing from
the electric program, also lost,
174 to I'll.
No Other Argument.
There was no argument over
other funds in the bill, which
supplements appropriations pre-
viously made to miscellaneous
Evening star., 1953-03-20
BY The Assoeiaisd Press

House Republicans have organ
ized for the 1854 Congressional
elections by picking Representa-
tive Simpson of Huntingdon. Pa.
as chairman of their Campaign
Committee.
They also gave recognition to
the Eisenhower forces in the
Democratic South by picking
Evening star., 1953-03-20
Moforist Makes U-Turn
through Own Porch Roof
BY the Assoeiased Press

BALTIMORE, Mar. 20.-Earl
Dammyer, 81. got into his car
In front of his house last night.
A few moments later he had
crashed through his own front
porch roof.
He was taken to Union Me-
mortal Hospital in serious con-
dition.
Police were told Mr.. Dammyer
had driven to an intersection
and made a U-turn. The car
went out of control and ran off
road overlooking the house.
It crashed through the roof. Mr..
Dammyer was pinned and had
to, be pulled out by a fire de-
partmept rescue squad.
Evening star., 1953-03-20
Ticketed Cor Hos Tickets

WICHITA, Kans. R. An
automobile. illegally parked in a
downtown truck zone, was towed
to the police garage. Officers.
looking for additional identifica-
ton, saw the sun visors covered
with slips of paper. They were
tickets for other parking viola
tionS-57 of them,
Evening star., 1953-03-20
Alcoholism Study Set

BERGEN, Norway.-A three
man team of research scientists
at Bergen has decided to spend
a year analyzing the causes of
alcoholism. They will study also
the effectiveness of various
cures" y,
Evening star., 1953-05-04
Lansburgh's Brings You

your figure the be sleek lovely
AND COMFORTABLE with Losbghs ed|es
light you'll hardly effective
sheotds of 53! Come coies help choose
right keep figure AND your disposition
in Isumme
Evening star., 1953-05-04

A. FLExEEs CooIore Foundation is cool open weave
NyroIon (royon and nyon) mesh Yet gives
you complete controI-firnn, young upIift bra
top, wost sIimnne middle, smooth slim hips
and thighs. Sizes 33 to A.
B. FLExEES FIextop Grde of cool summer fabric
has flexed top and boned front keep your figure
in-in comfort! Gives you the tiniest waist!
Sizes 26 to 3d. Other styles in low woist average
and full hip styles. Sizes IS to 36.
c. NEMO'S ventilated eirdIe and what could be
cooIer-or more comfortable! -but-stronq
nyIon and nyIon chiffon elastic, with lovely lacy
front panel! Adjustable woist and Upper Sizes
26 to g.
D. NEMOS delightful eyeet cotton botiste erde
with nylon Ieno elastic is cool, perforated, and
so pretty! Just-hieh- -enouoh waist smooths your
tunnny! Sizes rs to 81 in white Other styles
sos to 1925.
{. YOUTHlINE gives the average to fuller figure
that 1.-THE lean look-ond does it in cool COM
tort! Front talon is easy to use. Cotton and
royon. sizes IS to A. Also in side talon styles
Also in nyon figured mesh, sizes 36 to "A, 1850
F. BEN JOLIE summer eirdIe-so sheer you'd
never guess it could be so effective! Front panel
is boneess for extra eonnfort-yet reinforced for
effectiveness! Sizes IS to 81. Bien JoIie Foundo-
tons
g. BlEN JOLlE cotton eyeIet ordIe with "spIit hip"
feature thot Sims without restricting! De-
signed for the average to full figure in airy but
firm cotton eyelet Is" length, sizes II to &c.
Lansbwghs-CoRSETS AND FoUNDAT1oNs-Tht
Evening star., 1953-05-22
CIERK-SAIESMEN

OAI4V4A- A-O1ALEIO1V1I4N
For wholesale electrical supplies and
fixtures. Experience absolutely eS-
sential. Do not apply otherwise
Call in person, $50 am $50 pm.
ACE ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO.
1923 14th St NV "a
Evening star., 1953-05-22

BEAUTICIAN. full or part time: top
r sts NV. over Peoples DRUG Store.
BEAUTICIAN. experienced. with some
BE%GTfcfHSHAiR so0G lNcfshSni IL sTYLIsTExeel n2ESi
lent salary; commission paid wkly.;
modern, air-conditioned shop. Apply
IN person. LA RoMAINE BEAUTY
BEAUTICIAN; S65 to $75 guaranteed
to start. plus commission. Busy. air
conditioned salon. LA. 6-9707..
|BEAUTICIANs-Men or women, ex-
Commission. Apply GABRIEL, IoIS
BEAUTY fGnpi Eve eoiPPEiHkAToR. PEI good a salary
enf ena ,g Segm mlpoS Ne license iS oagsq aTgesquireal
HAiRDREssER. i7e4 x St. NV,
BEAUTY SEA oPpERAToR-Fun or part
time. RA.. s-9773. Sun, RA. 6-0421
BEAUTY OPERATOR, earn ss5 to
no manicuring: steady position: air
cooled: mod; shop. LOUIS CREATIVE
BEAUTY BEATTY EPERAToR; HRd S%icur;al good AL
MR' May pxTL %efk ISIS o NJ St. ao0q nw. Sa'Af ofi
Conn. ave. RE. 7-4S5O.
BEAUTY OPERATORS. women or
men. for our Conn. ave-, Clarendon
top salary and comm. EMILE JJ22l
BEAUTY IIIErj OPERATORS az. also nan
ager for beauty salon. Apply in per
son 1924 Conn. ave, NV. "a
5S.
SURROUNDINGS. conditioned build
ing; 5-day wk; free disqualification
and other benefits: good salary.
N MRS, o,Go2NNELh,r % ST ST. 3 s-S55o' ,61 fur
Rs1Te SNss .,s s,G1s in ApD1 nSaOSs Ss54 AFRfHn Wson
SSTe' biVd sfter @ IL: 80 tam am. -a4
BOOKKEEPER. JR.. to handle ac-
counts. receivable. bookkeeping: must
be able to taEs G.d trial ,,bM1S.S balances Md On
auto dealer. Good pay, excel. work
ing conditions, permanent. BOX :53l-
sao;oSkKEEPER-1n 3; SiST Bethesda. Good
hand; must thoroushly understand
business. Excellent salary; congenial
working conditions in air-conditioned
once. Call OIL. 4-620O. 70
BOOKKEEPER-TYP1ST, exp. all d.
nancial statements; small inouSt.
org; permanent; 6-day. 4O-hr. VIZ.
CASHIER, steady. part time. Apply
mgr.. NATIONAL SHIRT SHOPS.
casHIER' ia H ST. e1eer: n1e local ref: Sood
salary. pleasant working cond.; many
store BENEFITS. PLAZA SPORT SHOP,
10th and E StS: NV: ~
CASHIER WANTED, for mems fur
nishinE store. for Saturdays; ex-
Munaker, NATIONAL SHIRT SHOP.
p42 r st. NV. -22
Evening star., 1953-05-22
THE EVENING STAR
CLERK K-TYPIST'

tions. In small local once Of ma
tiona1 concern. 5-day, 40-hr. wk.
Paid vacation. other dement's. Call
MR.. TRIPLETT. CO, 5-2s1S. "a
N-HOMEMAKER. reliable.
cnrstap not %o%an ronIsd to i've With Sdss
air-cond. NV. apartment; practical
NURSING exper. desirable. Call JU.
CoMPToMETER opERAToR-Add-
in: only, must be accurate. also be
machine. viii train to perform other
KENT KEN sToREs' aos5 west Sf' virginia ir
ave. ne. LA. $4,000. Ask for Miss
CSMfP'roMETER Ssaf' OPERATOR. 4o4hr.
wk., interesting work with national
sAGRioL. NO. 7-es6$, bet. . am.
COOK G ~ white. H' experienced. under So
for employees and set UP patients
trays; housing available: hours. $40
aN Pm; to o., 1890 szad a;m Apply D1ET1-
COuNTERGIRLCWhite. hours 4:3o.
II; ne ne; section. Call AP. 7-ls94.
CoUNTERGIRL. white. exper.; no
nishts, no no sundays. LEsTEk's RES
TAURANT. Hll 9 st. NV. -
DENTAL ASSISTANT. exper. pref.
school education; live in Alex, area.
DENTAL xssT.-Young lady, white.
who would like to work in q new.
pleasant. air-conditioned once in
Prince Georges County; exper. pre-
fferred, but not essential. Box
DkgG RGgRiE cL fssii ERk, exper. pref; seod sr.
Salary plus commission. STANDARD
DRUG CO. 3122 14th st; NV. Pa
FOUNTAIN GIRL. part time. Apply
CAPITOL HEIGHTS PHARMACY.
6112 Central ave. 10 S-477T. 90
AND LUNCHEONETTE
fSofos sE5iS u pH%nRseY G5 RsF ts ssso fENs RsSs-
ias'onI%hfstSs Md iol 51Ssoo Fd'' ksn.lnstpn' ms4
and iuncheonette girls,
white or colored: fully experienced
only. CECIL BAKERY a. LUNCH.
1924 Penna. ave. NV. Do not phone.
GIRL. white. part time
nights. reliable. experienced. EAST
CAPITOL CUT RATE. SOL Z. Capt.
GENERAL iSS r, OFFICE woRK-riv, and
one:half-day wk. Apply in person,
ROYAL UPHoLsTERING Co, 1928
,SnSrrus Ga; aye; NV, w. Tu; s-2S8s. IL. "a
and checking; good hrs; meals and
excel. environment. ALLIES INN.
1903 New York ave. NV, ma. g.
white, part time for dining
room hours. 5 to 8 weekdays:
Sunday. 1890 to s pm: Monday
of. Call DE. 2-6949. after l pm.
Evening star., 1953-05-22
MACHINE OPERATOR

ont1DoSN bOEL1Sh OHk
Permanent position; hish school grad;
to %; minimum 8 months exper;
ary open. Call RE. 7-4106. %
MAINTENANCE MAN, white. for 9.
acre prof; bet. 25-45, married
no children. Must be sober, in
dustrious and willing to take an
interest in work. Able to repair
plumbing. elec. fixtures and lights,
some carpentry. clean halls. cut
grass. take care of heating system.
$40 per wk. plus nice 2-bedrm. apt
AP. 7-1544. 1917 Rowalt dr.. Col
MANAGER for frst-class cafeteria;
wonderful opportunity. for right man.
Please give full particulars in first
letter. Box 200-G. Star. -22
TRAINEE - Several
openings, now available. with an in
ternational organization in business
ovel 100 years. We are interested
in reliable men between the ages Of
21 and 45, who are anxious to get
started in the business field. No ex-
perience necessary, as we train you
in sales. service, customer relations,
management, etc. Excellent promo
tional possibilities for the ambitious
man who wishes to advance quickly.
Retirement plan, disqualification in
Surance, paid vacation. and other
benefits. Salary and commission.
Apply in person to Mr.. P. B. Parkes,
SINGER SEWING CENTER, 900 9TH
eft OH
Evening star., 1953-05-22
HELP-MEN
LAUNDRY ROUTEMAN

LAUNDRY ROUTEMAN
To maintain. manage and increase
sales on established route now pay
Ing over $50 per week. Married
No exper nee. Guaranteed salar!
while learning. Attractive bonu.
plan for man who can qualify
fore fenf 10 Mr am lGUe for apt as oMANHAT1rSt n
CO.. 1928 Florida ave. NV. "a
MAN. experienced
only; excellent working conditions.
good pay, 5-day week: paid vacation.
DISQUALIFICATION and insurance. Sc
Mr.. Reeder. MCKEE PONTIAC, 1921
st. NV. -27
1st class: must be abb
to work to close tolerances. Appl'
in person, 9 am. to 3 pm. AIR
Baltimore aye. Hyattsville, Md. 20
1st class. Must be abb
to produce and hold close tolerances
Top wages, vacation, and insurance
Apply in person. WILKS PRECISIOl
INSTRUMENT CO.. 1921 Bethesda
ave PetheSda Md ~