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Jubilee.
Continued from page 0nel

Continued from page one,
members Of candidates who will
participate in the annual Spirit
of Cotton Makers Jubilee" con
test
First to qualify in the contest
is the charming Miss Mildred Va
lcncia Vinsou. Macon. Georgia,
who Is representing the Ft Valley
State college. She is the daughter
If Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Vinson.
Combining beauty and brains,
Miss Vinson, a freshman, is maj
oring in English and possesses an
unusual soprano voice. She is
member Of the Ft. Valley State
college choir and her ambition is
Ia make a worthwhile contribu-
ton to society in the field Of edu-
cation. Her hobbies are skating,
swimming. creative and interpre-
tative dancing, singing and read
ing. Rodell F. Roberts is director
Of student personnel and public
relations at Fl Valley State col
lege.
Lovely Miss Alice Epperson, a
Knoxville college coed has en-
tered the contest She Is the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs, Preston
Epperson. Danville, Virginia. Mrs.
Mozelle Robinson, dean Of women,
lists her community honors as fol-
lows: Homecoming queen, 1889
queen attendant, 1851; attendant
to Kappa Sweetheart, 1851 and
Valentine queen, 1851. She is
classified as senior and has en-
viable scholastic records.
Entering from Little Rock, Is
the versatile Miss Freddye Sue
Turner. daughter Of r e Turner
OF Cincinnati, Ohio and Mrs FIR
cerene Turner OF Jonesboro. Ar
kansas. Miss Turner is senior at
philander Smith college and a
member Of the debating team, col
Iege choir and has a ga average,
the highest in the senior class
Miss Turner who has a lovely
soprano voice, Is an English major
and enjoys singing, debating,
sports. and playing the piano
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-02-20
Roosevelt Ward; Sets Aside Conviction
Imposed In US. Circuit Court of Appeals

WASHINGTON -- The United States Supreme Court has
SET aside the conviction Roosevelt Ward who sentenced
three years Prison for violating the SeectVe Service Act
the conviction and did support the
charges the T. Circuit Court Of Appeals that Ward de-
Hharately failed comply with the regulations Of the Sc
Iestve Service Act The upheld Wards
vieton in district New Orleans Of falling
to furnish with his address where
mail could reach him.
was indicted by federal grand jury New Orleans
1851 TwoCount indictment charged Ward with failing
to comply with report induction March
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BUS.


NSohshueu AfUh' pakc V1ot
stopped after he had gone a few
blocks and ordered the blind man
to move. All Of the seats were
taken in the rear, and when the
little fellow, who seemed puzzled
because the old gentleman could
not sit where he left him. took
hold of him, as he stood up, ne
could not decide what to do,
For a moment l almost lost
my head" said Mrs. Smith
Il thought of my son VINO had
fought in the armed services for
ten years, and I wondered il this
was what he fought for while
overseas. Just at that moment a
young colored man got up and
helped the old blind man to his
seat" said Mrs. Smith.
The old gentleman got of
about Lottie, but I sat there and
thought of the inhumanity of a
bus driver who would drive q
blind man out Of his scat soley
because he was seated by a white
man, who made absolutely no
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20, 1851. The government dropped
this count before the case went
to the jury
The second count charged Ward
with failing during April and May
Of 1861. to furnish his local draft
board with his correct address
where mail could be delivered to
him He was found guilty on this
count and sentenced to three
years
Ward registered Sept IL, 1913,
with Selective Service local board
IN New Orleans He gave the
board his address where he was
living with his parents
Ward left New Orleans in 1919
to work In New York He plan
ned 70 live at first with his aunt
and left her address with his par
ants He did not give his local
board his aunts address because
he riaancd 20 be there only TEN
pafagaIy
The draft board sent Ward a
questionnaire at his New Orleans
address June 7, 1910 1t was t.
turned TO the board The board
sent a duplicate questionable %
Wards New Orleans address =
gain m March Of 1860, and his
mother forwarded It to him in
care of hts aunt in New York
On the QUESTIONABLE Ward IN
FORMED the board that his address
was 70 W I07th st New York
ard the address Of his employer
Ward received a notice that he
had been classified Al sent to
hin At his New York address
An order to report for a physical
examination was mailed to him
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-02-20
ALONG THE
TOURNAMENT
TRAIL
By {. ID. HENRY
CrittendOn County Tournament
AT W rim

By c. ID. HENRY
CrittendOn County Tournament
at Marion
Teams in four divisions made
the first step toward the pot Of
gold" that is found at the various
state tournaments last Friday and
Saturday At the end Of the two
days, four champions had been
crowned They are:
Coach School
Earle Jr. Girls Turner PSC
Wonder ND
W. Mphs Sr. Girls Slack -*B c
w. Mphs Jr. Boys Slack Be
Marion Sr. Boys -FaIconer PSC
'Bethune Goodman
All the teams in district ga
seem to feature the fast break on
offense and a full court press on
defense. Coach Dolan "Shubuta"
Falconer of Philander fame had a
Junior boys team to score 81 points
and a senior boys team TO score
81 points. Coach Slack of West
Memphis IS to be congratulated.
His teams took home four trophies.
They won two championships and
had two rlIunpr-Un trOuhias
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Speaker

Continued from page oae
pared to offer the church here
after
Dr.. McCrady said DR. Pike told
school officials last summer that
he disagreed with trustees, but If
ne school wanted him to come,
ne would accept
n am hardly a 'carpet-bagger
or abaastionist'; all OF my family
are Kentuckians," DIR, Pike wrote
But he said the university was
wrong TO hide behind the Ten
nsssee law" which calls for seq
regation.
He said Sewanee has three
COURSES open--"challenge the con-
ritutianality of the law, seek the
repeal OF the law, or disobey the
law
On Pine said the church has
often been healthiest when 1t was
Illegal.
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Society,"
tConrmued from page one)

fswhfHusn Efhm page Onel
Wilkins, U S. Office of Educa-
ton, Washington, D C, who spoke
on Scholarship and Fellowship
Opportunities; DIR, Horace Mann
Bond, president, Lincoln universe
ty, Pennsylvania, who addressed
the convention on the subject,
Significance and implications of
Indignation for Colleges for Ne
gro Youth, and DR. John r,
Caldwell president, University
of Arkansas who used the sub
jeCt. Significance and Implica-
tons Of Indignation in American
Colleges and Universities. DR..
Stephen J Wright, dean, Hamp-
ton institute, delivered the banquet
address on Significance and I'm
plications of Indignation for the
Negro Student.
DR.. I. A. Derbigny, vice presi-
dent, Tuskegee institute, presided
over the student panel The group
participated in panel discussions
on problems related to indignation
in higher education.
The opening meeting was de-
voted to chapter reports by re-
gioual directors, national historian,
secretary treasurer, office OF
public relations, and the national
president
Officers elected for the 1953-5l
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townsend


ltuAtasaue4 Al sm page one
ear Destgw upon him
Dir Townsend Is d native Ut
Arkansas and has spent 81 years
Of the a In the AHE church Ia
Arkansas and more than thirty
years as presiding cider He la
known here as the dean Of pre-
5ldlag elders VI Arkansas and Is
aud Go be one Of ghe most Deepen
dable leaders in the deRomIua-
ton lie served FOR many years
as accountant Of taIs episcopal
district and at present has just
closed five years as accountant
Of the 18th episcopal district and
his bishop speaks Of him as an
expert IN this class Of service. He
has made this record for himself,
never a minute late, nor a penny
short. All Of the bishops regard
MIN as competent in church law
and ecclesiastical Jurisprudence
and respect his Judgment in
church affairs. T a program
names the following leaders in
this honorable movement: Rev
G, Wayman Blakelyr chairman,
Rev. c. Baker Pearl, eo-chalrman,
DR., A. Chester Clark, DR.. A. j.
Carey, Bishop D Ward Nichols.
!. A. Portlock. Revs. Dewey Rob
inson. Wallace Wright, Carlyle,
Mccoy Ransom, II. r. Higgins, G..
N Collins. r l. cambridge. r. l..
Rio, W f. Ball, O. Sherman and
F II Hickman.
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Jailed

WOTfsFm@en FroWn paxr 1HF
parents.
The court, in handing down Its
ruling. suspended the fines and
sentence Of two Of the parents be-
cause they had enrolled their
children into segregated schools
outside Of West Point and the
King Williams county.
wAACP lawyers indicated that
they win appeal the conviction to
the virginia supreme court
Evening star., 1953-11-15

spection Invited NO. 7-3242. -1b
INFANTS AND BABIES boarded by
the month. in lovely, exceptional,
licensed home on Mt. Vernon blvd.
at wellington. DR.. on call: expert
REAL HOME-ExceIlent board. room
and care in nurses home; ladies
only. Taylor 9-S954. 16s
GOOD HOME for working parents,
day care for children. 3615 Hamil-
ton ST., West Hyattsville. WA; q
VACANCY for elderly lady in small
licensed home. Best food and care.
Vienna 446-J. -15
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Credit Manager
Office Manager

8 to s years experience essential.
Must be fully competent to take
complete charge of office details and
accounts receivable. Salary $4,000
to $4,000. Excellent opportunity in
fine mems store. State age, ex-
perience, references. Replies in
confidence. Box 92-A. Star.
CREW SUPERVISOR and outside
statesmen with real closing ability:
big earnings guaranteed; double or
better your present earnings; car
not essential; department store has
opening for 3 men or women at
once. Permanent position. Call sales
director. RE. 7-0303. -15
DELICATESSEN MAN, experienced;
full or part time. Apply in person.
$685. Georgia ave. NV. -16
DELIVERY TRUCK DRIVER. colored,
having good steady work record.
$40 wk. Apply AMES CO.. 1895
H st. ne. lit
Evening star., 1953-11-15
SERVICE ENGINEERS

Familiar with the PLAN
ming and organizing the
preparation and publica-
ton of service manuals,
service bulletins and re-
lated publications. Engi-
11eering degree with q
minimum of 2 years ex-
perience in technical writ
ing in the preparation Of
aircraft handbookS.
Evening star., 1953-11-15
FLIGHT ENGINEERS
EASTERN AIR LINES. INC

Age ,23-32, heighth 5 #. 10. #. 4.
high school graduate. able to pass
lst class physical; experience must
Ia!l within one OF the following
Must have CAA aircraft and engine
licenses with 3 yrs. diversified A
and E experience, / VI. of this ex-
perience must be on airline-type air
craft of at least 800 hip. In addi-
t1nn must have at least 200 hours
certified panel time as a flight en-
gineer.
Or must have 500 hours certified
panel time as a flight engineer.
Or 500 hours pilot time with CAA
commercial license, CAA aircraft and
engine license, 3 yrs. diversified A
and e experience. / VT. of this
experience must be on airline-type
aircraft of at least 500 hip.
Or at least 200 hours First Pilot (com-
mand time on 4-engine aircraft
and valid CAA commercial license.
Flight ENGINEERS will be trained in
Miami. Upon completion Of their
training they will be based in New
York Starting salary as Flight En-
gineer, S475 per mo. Many company
benefits such as paid vacations, pass
mileage, group insurance, etc.
Apply employment office, EASTERN
AIR LINES, National Airport, bet
hours 9-12 or 1-3 Monday through
Friday, or write to EMPLOYMENT
MANAGER EASTERN AIR LINES
r. Q. Box 1877. Miami, Florida
Evening star., 1953-11-15
AUCTION SALES
HOTTRS

ANTIQUES and modern furniture,
glass china, bric-a-brac, ETC.; Thurs
Day, 1880 pm. SUBURBAN AUC-
T1ONS. Rockville. Md.
FORECLOSURE SALE-James e. Artis
and George A. Glasgow, trustees
under a certain Deed of Trust from
Victor r. Messall and Irene Henry
MessaH recorded Land Records
Montgomery County Liber 1874 To-
Ho 35l. will offer for sale at pubic
auction at the Court House d 1oT in
Town OF Rockville. Montgomery Cour
ty. Maryland, on Wednesday, No
yember Is, 1858 at 300 pm. the
following real estate: Pei. No /,
2O.64S. acres improved by English
type dwelling. suitable for private
nome or club. known as "rhe Mer.
lands, l3001 Georgia avenue ex-
tended. Montgomery County. Pei.
No. 9. 3 acres unimprCved. adjoin-
ing pei. No. L.. Pei. No. 5. Lot 8,
improved Groom. 4-bath. stone-and.
brick rambler. No. 1888 East-West
SSprinF. S ,MNontSomery County; Pei.
Farminston. unimproved. adjoining
pei. 3. For further information call
trustees at Ma. s,-0GS0 or ARTHUR
G. EMLGIN ELS at MA: S-2S23. or FRANK
A. TYLER. Jr., Poplar 2-3907. attor-
tional adyertisements in MONTGOMERY
county Sentinel. Maryland News
Bethesda Tribune newspapers.
Evening star., 1953-11-15
ADVERTISING
SALES PROMOTION

AAA-1, nationally known advertis-
ing and sales promotional firm Of
fering:
/. Exclusive territory.
2. Established accounts.
3. Complete training program.
q. Above-average earnings.
s. High percentage Of repeat busi-
ness.
Has an unlimited opportunity in this
area for q man who is between 30
so years Of age and who is seeking
his last job in a career building a
future in an organization headed by
progressive and aggressive manage
ment.
Write Mr.. Frank Coppola. District
1903 Coquelin terrace. Chevy Chase.
Md, outlining your qualifications
and a personal. confidential inter-
view will be arranged.
Evening star., 1953-11-15
HELP WTp. AGENCIES tcont. /,
Bank Secretary

Unusual oppor immed. MEDICAL
exper, start, $500. NEED 900 new
applicants DAILY for new openings.
Estab 3S yrs. (5-story bldg.) FREE
reg. Visit first. ST. $4,000.
Boyd'S, Cor. G & 18th
Evening star., 1953-11-15
STAFF ENGINEER
ELECTRONICS

A minimum of 8 years.
experience in this field
and thoroughly versed in
all phases of aircraft elec-
tronicS. Supervisory du-
ties involved. Electrical
engineering degree and 1
year graduate work. in
electronicS desirable.
Evening star., 1953-11-15
MELPAR, INC.
The Research Laboratory of
Westinghouse Air Brake Co.
40 SWAMI AVE.
(At Jefferson Davis Hwy.)
ALEXANDRIA, VA.

FARMER, exper., beef cattle. fencing
and machinery. Good prop. for
sober man and wife with refs. No
children. Write j. KENNEDY, 34O7
14th st. NV, or call TU. 2-4000
weekdays.
pay you $40 per tree
90, 15 IT. trees) to furnish shade
trees from your farm and plant
same on private residences. Call Ii.
Evening star., 1953-11-15

When answering advertisement
addressed to Star boIeS do NOT
inclose original references photo
grdphS or other materials OF per-
Sondl pdIue. Copies serUe the pur-
pose and originals smav get lost.
Evening star., 1953-11-15
TECHNICAL ILLUS
TRAITORS

Must be thoroughly famil-
lar with blueprints and
isometric drawings. Should
have one year of formal
training plus a minimum
of 2 years technical illus
tration experience includ-
Ing aircraft handbook.
Evening star., 1953-11-15
ADVERTISING
LAYOUT MAN

Agency or dept. store experience es-
sential. The man we are after can
turn out slick comps as well as quick
roughs with a flrSt-rate fair
for design. To such a man. we
offer a good starting salary and a
can take him. Apply to our art
director. Mr.. Linkens. KAL. EHR
LICH & MERRICK, Star Bldg. 11th
and Penna. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1953-11-15
WEIGHT ANALYSTS

Engineering degree and I
year experience in aircraft
weights.
Evening star., 1953-11-15
DESIGN ENGINEER "B"

Engineering degree with 8
years experience in layout,
drafting, design, or air.
craft shop liaison. No
electrical designers needed
at this time.
Evening star., 1953-11-15
BOND

PERSONNEL BUREAU
14O4 New York Ave. NV.
(Bond Bldg, ME. 8-4295)
Evening star., 1953-11-15
Classified Ad Rutes
Local Advertisers

Local Advertisers
Three Lines (Minimuml
I time, 43c per line.
70 times consecutively. 8sc Der
times consecutively. sec per line
New automobiles, 60c per line; 4-iine
special Notices and Personal, &c per
Out-of-town rate. 60c O line each
insertion. 0~0n
claims for errors must be made in
insertion. NOAu
To Place q Star Classified Ad
Evening star., 1953-11-15
NATIONAL
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE

sales. ins. CO. - SOS. so plus com.
Sales trainee (col. grad), $3.50 plus
ONCE asst. (bus. adm. grady. read
blueprints and slide rule exper.,
auditors, pub. acctg. and : terms SgnS M ex-
Cost accts. (exper. neces,5 $500 mo
Management trainees (col
BkSpr. kiSp;' thotel expert. s2ss PLUS plus ny. T.
bedrm. apt.
Bkkpr. ----- $500 mo.
Radio sta. traffic clerk $3.50 mo
Jr. acctg. clks. (Vao $3.50 mo.
Collection mgr -trainee $3.50 mo.
Clerk. hrs. (afternoons) S1.35 hr.
Airline reservation elk. (exper. neces.),
S2S5 mo.
Clerks (perpet. and inv. exper. and
sFoca meeh; c,sTtn sPtitude) 70 $Sso $Ss9 mo mo
Speedomat opr. SOU mo.
Multilith opr. 1---------$3 $500 mo.
Mimeo.-blueprint opr. $500 mo.
Engineering Scientific
CONTROLLER $500 MO.
Mgr. of purchasing. $500 mo.
Asst. dir, design-devel.- $500 mo.
Machine designer ---------S575 mo.
Stock asst --------------S4 $3.50 mo.
Shop supt. $500 mo.
Supt. heavy equip. .-S425 mo.
Sr explosive chem. 1915 mo-
Material stores supt. ----S600 mo.
Ind. engr. operations -S576 mo.
Prop, material cont. mgr.--S450 mo.
Our client from the Midwest will
interview this office this week for
above positions. Location Midwest.
background, particularly those peo-
pie with experience in manufactur-
ing, mechanical, chemical, ordnance.
Will then set up interview for you
Asst: adm. engr. IN. J. and md l
rech eaD editors Mass or oho esUef
military, technical manuals, bro
chures. engr. reports; electronhicSs;
Eiectronics engrs. (audio res,,dey J,
Mech, ensrs. ttape equip. design 5 tx eS5
sales appl. engrs; (B.s,E.E. or Me-
San Francisco or or Nd Sc 500 plus
Mfg sIsctrogs: engTs eE5sT NsT York; deSres pHs
Fiefd ensfs. 1tBRssEE3, Ind, ." ''S0O
ElsetrGnies inspector onco%lns, Z, 3 %s3 gSS
Mech. and elec. engrs. (power), de-
sign OF, testing exper.; ohio, Pa; Pa;
pesisners, s4G M s. checkers, h9 drsfts9eU SSiSeU
smsch; and siec]; Ind. New S $5 SeTssSS seS
Quality w control engr. (New York,
New Jersey, Ohio Md = $1,000
Mech. ensr. Inspection Pa: aTd and
Tech. writer's (MdJ, eiectronics,
radar. military tech. manuals expeT,,
1ndust. enrrs. md, Ind, New W jersey, jersey
clSl SG!'1 ensfs! 3ohlO and New ssSS YAK S
Standards ensrs. (electronics COM
Engr. writers (B.s.E.E). Nd. ooo
Tech. writers (B.s.M.E.). exper. mili:
tary specs. (Pa.) SIS, 500
Tech. copywriters (Pa.l ---. SO 900
vate Industry: tech) under 50 yrs;
Mech. Hscf Mai ensrs Cto train for Or 'HiSS plsnt
maint.. recent ME. Gradso. Ohio, nS,
Electronics craftsmen tsxper.j j - NV
Mech. craftsmen tsmall mech. Ss'ooO J. : ooO
Elec. engrs.. chem. engrs., mech.
grads). many locations g s6so s A.
Mech. engrs. inspection. Pa. and
Mech. craftsman. New Jersey
Elec. tech. (heavy expert. To So. 400
Buyers (know JAN specs. and cleo
tronics components) --- sos wk.
Jr. mech. engrS. 50, 200 VI.
11O8 18th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1953-11-15

lDVERTTSTNG MAN, for a farm sup
ply catalog project. Must be able to
whip detailed specifications into &C.
ceptable copy, supervise photography,
and do rough layouts of pages.
Will require 3 to days work week
in nearby city, during Dec, Jan. and
Feb. Payment on hourly basis plus
expenses. Write for appt. giving
Evening star., 1953-11-15
AWNING SALESMAN

experienced estimator; full-time
position: good working conditions.
State qualifications, experience and
references All replies confidential.
Box 46S-Y. Star.
Evening star., 1953-11-15
u. S. EnpI. Service
NO MENU FEES
315 18th STREET NV.

W. Gn4E AIO 1 ANA6N1 TGGo
315 18th STREET NV.
PROFESSIONAL LOCAL AND OUT
OF-TOWN)
Research Biologist (M.A); Case
Workers (M.A); Craftsmen; Engi-
neers (all kinds, Estimator. Mathe-
matician; Oceanographer; Physicist;
Structural Designer.
MEDICAL
Medical Social Workers; Medical Rec
ords Librarian; Medical Tech. /;
Nurses (Pediatric and Staff); Ply
sician; Psychiatrist; x-ray Tech.
sos K STREET NV.
Trades, Industrial, Hotel. Restaurant,
Construction. Unskilled Labor.
735 18th STREET NV.
Household and Industrial Women,
Maids.
POSITIONS DAILY
No NOrT TIT ET1IYnNE
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ENGROSSING
HELP WANTED AGENCIES

BKKPRs. AND ACCOUNTANTS. We
1920 N. Y, ave NV. RE. 7-5767
EXPERIENCED HELP avail. Also good
positions listed. DOMESTIC EM-
PLoYMENT AGENCY. OIL. 2-1522.
TEACHERs-school and college va
thro9ghogt H Gs the year; BALTIMORE
Charles st Baltimore. Md. "
INURSE-SECY.. MD. $3.50 up. Lab.
FEssIoNAL PERsoNNEL. 800 17th
st, NV. Room 500. ME. 8-2992.
With With figuTes; int: work; Bookkprs,.
Miss Black. at BoYYD1's, cor. & and and
18th: MA. S.2340. GREE Req
ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY has top
school and office positions, 18th
year. 134l g st. NV, RE. 1898.
OPENING FOR statesmen. en- snsi-
craftsmen; paying from $4,000 to
$1,000: Il 1t is 2 good position
APMTTTING AP,4T 5sS orc; CLERK =. .open
LAB TECHNICiAN : ---------$ $500
DDocec!Tokiis DaEs ASST s.ns ssEcY. So. ODeo .Seo
1885 Eye ST: NV. RE. 7-4s5s
ATLAS, 1920 N. Y. AVE.
eprs cashisFys hiayt0 Ps9 sssrks oprS S.DF otheTs
1920 N. Y. AVE. NV, RIM. 6O6.
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-16
BAKERY. benchman. on Danish pas
BAKERY, 4oi5 8. caDitol St. .s.w.
BAKER. AK ;i,'1euo Experienced in bread and
buns; no Sundays; refs. REQ. TASTY
BAKE SHOP, 1908 Wis. ave. NV.
Call AID. 2-O473. 40
BANK TELLER-Experienced pre-
hours and working conditions. Per-
sonal interview only. See Mr.. Ken
singer. CITIZENS BANK OF MARY
LAND. Bladensburg. Md.
BARBER-Good guarantee and COM
mission, Apply 3415 Columbia pike
BhuEPRfNTER ATjiE PRINTER and once clerk. 2p-
ply Mr. Jacobs, BARBER & ROSS
STEEL SHOP. 4th and Channings
SITS. ne. DE. 2-0501. -15
EPER-ASSISTANT OFFICE
manager-Must be full charge book
keeper with apt. or hotel experience,
both front ONCE, and housekeeping;
state full details. experience and
live on premises in beautiful 1-bed-
rm. apt. Box 201-X, Star. lis
BOOKKEEPER-Plumbing supply
house; some eXper. pref. BLOCKS,
INC. 1746 Lee hwy. Arl :, Va. IA.
$500. -15
BOWLING ALLEY MANAGER EX-
PERIENCED ONLY. ANNUAL! AND
SICK LEAVE BENEFITS. APPLY
ANDREWS AIR FORCE BASE EX-
CHANGE. -16
BRICKLAYERS
New York City. Long Job; 90 build
Evening star., 1953-11-15

MANY POSITIONS
sEcYs;s ssEGYY .ssrsN%s sxPsE' n.nz----$e9-$$9a55 n.nz
SECYS:, airlines - $500
CLERK ne, Sc, 8 d., $500
days S45-S5O
CLERIcALs, 5 days,
young; neat, exper. $24O
COMPTOMETER OPRs., 8 d., S55-S60
HOSTESSES, car, rm. and 3D., S215
FOOD SUPERVISORS ------ S185
B1LLERS, no typ. - $50
MANY OTHERS
NATIONAL EMPL. SERV.
110S 10th st. NV. EX. 3-727O
ARLINGTON-ALEX.