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Arkansas State press., 1953-02-13
NAACP State
President Speaks
In Crossett

The state president Of the Ma
tional Association for the Advance
ment Of Colored People, Mrs,
Daisy l.. Bates was the principal
speaker at an installation service
Of the NAACP branch in Crossett
Sunday afternoon.
The meeting was conducted at
Gates Chapel AME church, Rev.
f. c. Reed. pastor. Mrs Bates
made an interesting and inspiring
address on the NAACP movement,
Visitors present from the Warren
branch were c. H. Wilkes, presi-
dent Of the branch, Mrs. II NJ
Allison. secretary, T. S. Hadley
and Mrs. c. II. Wilks, Visitors
from the Ell Dorado branch We're
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Scott. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward L. Gray, N. F Jack
son. L. c. Rowland, G. f. Van
Hook and John Willie Lee.
Choirs Of the community rend-
cred music for the occasion. Mrs.
o.. E. George was mistress Of cere-
monies.
Mrs Bates installed the officers
in an impressive ceremony ana
signed up new members for the
branch. The president Of the Cros-
sett branch is w E. Boston and
the secretary is John Baker. Mr.
VanHook brought greetings sub
stituting DR.. G. p Rainey who
was programmed to discuss what
the NAACP has done for the Ne
gro. Remarks were given by
Prophet Primm Of NJ ". Re.
freshments were served after the
program.
Arkansas State press., 1953-02-13

was ntFoduced " Rep. Waiter
Y Lay and Rep. John W Green,
both Democrats Of St, Louis.
The other bill introduced the
Arkansas State press., 1953-02-13
Convict
Killer
C|l0kes
Lover

Found dead about one o'clock
Monday morning in a prison camp
hut, were Mrs Esther Mason, 81
year-old, popular matron of Cali
fornia, and her convict lover, How
ard Talley. The dead was describ-
ed by investigating officers as sui
eide and murder Talley reported
ly ehoked his sweetheart to death
and using pistol to kill himself
Mrs. Mason was the wife Of
Fred Mason and the mother OF
nine children. ranging from 13
months to IL years. She with her
husband and family recently NOV
ed to California from North Lit
tie Rock. She returned to North
Little Rock last Friday accompan-
led by her husband to return their
car to their California home. Sun
day after attending church service
with friends and visiting her peo-
pie who reside here, it is stated
that she left her husband and
took her 2-yr.-old child to Cum
minis prison farm to her lover,
Howard Talley, who is serving
life sentence at the penal institu-
ton for murder.
Mrs Mason had no difficulties
seeing Talley Sunday night, ac-
cording TO reports from the pris1a
farm, ii was customary for her 10
come to the farm and see Talley
before moving to California, for
the officials were under the inn
preston that Mrs. Mason was Tai
ley's wife, and Talley was a trus-
ty. She arrived at the farm around
ten o'clock. The warden in charge
Arkansas State press., 1953-02-13
Negroes to Fight
Burial Changes

Negro representative Of Arkan-
sas burial associations organized
Monday night the United Burial
League to oppose the passage Of
bills now before the general as
sembly to change burial insurance
regulations.
The league said that the pro-
posals contained in SB 139 and lib
217 to regulate burial associations
through creation of state board
would ultimately drive out tn e
small operators.
The amendment to SB l39 calls
for Negro representation on the
proposed board, according to Atty
Wiley Branton of Pine Bluff,
who is representing the league,
does not make the provisions
mandatory. Mr.. Branton advised
the group that the provision for
rate changes might be a detri-
ment for the smaller associations
if increased rates were permitted.
He said the proposal for a $500
maximum on burial benefits met
with the groups approval.
u S. Brown, Pine Bluff NOR
tician was elected president Of the
group. The meeting was held at
Ruffin & Jarrett funeral home in
North Little Rock.
Arkansas State press., 1953-02-13
Alpha Kappa Mu
Meets at AM&N

Significance and implications
of Indignation in Higher Educa-
ton" is the theme of the Fiji
teenth Annual meeting of Alpha
Kappa Mu National Honor society
in session at AMIN college, Pine
Bluff
Alpha Kappa Mu had its incep-
ton November 1927, 1887, and
has grown from five original hon
or local groups which met at
Tennessee Agricultural and Indus
trial State college, Nashville. to
81 active chapters. Early in the
year 1887, DR.. George w. Gore.
Jra then dean of Tennessee A and
|, and now president of the Flori.
da A and M college, determined
through missionaries survey the
imminent need of organizing a
national collegiate honor society
to coordinate the efforts of several
local groups.
West Virginia State, A and T,
Bennett and Tuskegee institute
We're represented at the initial
meeting Today 500 persons hold
undergraduate membership in
AKIN, with the total membership
being 2,468.
Delegates attending the 18TH an
nual meeting will hear some of
the nations outstanding scholars
and educators discuss topics deal
ing with the theme. Among the
personalities scheduled to appear
and speak are Mrs. Theresa Will
kins U. S. Office of Education;
DR.. Horace Mann Bond, president,
Lincoln university pa; and Pres
ident John r Caldwell, Universi-
ty of Arkansas, Fayetteville.
President Caldwell will speak to
the convention this morning at
nine o'clock from the subject,
Significance and implications Of
Indignation in American Colleges
and Universities
Arkansas State press., 1953-02-13

day before, Wednesday. Jan. %,
attacks the barrier against Ne
groes in the undergraduate schools
OF the University Of Missouri and
in the teachers college at Kinks
vile, Warrenburg, Springfield,
Cape Glrardeau and Marysville,
For several years Negroes have
been admitted to the graduate
school Of the University of Mis-
souri, and TO courses not offered
at Lincoln university in jefferson
CITY
tn bars at Missouri university
We're lowered through law suits,
followed by legislative action.
The university bill, co-sponsor-
ed by Rep Leroy Tyus, Democrat
of St. Louis and Rep. A. Clifford
Jones, Republican Of Clayton
prohibits segregation in any state
supported institution of higher
learning
Lays bill would deny state
funds to any school district which
fails to admit to any school any
pupil of school age who resides
in the district.
The bill is almost identical to
the bill which Lay introduced at
the last session of the state leg
islature which resulted in long and
heated controversy, The bill final
ly was amended to permit each
county to vote upon the question
See SCHOOLS-page eight
Evening star., 1953-06-30
Capital Transit
Company
S6th and M SITS. NV.
Take No. S0-RoSslyn Car

YOUNG MAN wanted to learn elec.
tricai coin. operated devices. Pre-
fer some knowledge Of electricity:
must be over 81 and white; must
have own Transportation. Call 10
iCi.ssI. S,5oS2 between and 10 am. for
YOUNG MAN. capabl. of mana Iinr
used car, department Of SOO-car
you'd % helpful: WIFE. stating G exs
:::tIss Box 46sfO 6RssfcOess:SP SssSs cSss. Ss S Il:
YoUNG MAN. to learn and S 10 cent
store business with . leading hrm
Apply at once, 1881 Good Hope
AiL-RoUND NAN to work in grocery S
store: must have D. c. permit and
aTsSs' a:TFi7iis' suSae r. 'SttiEki MaEkrr ARClS sRSaS
M9Ns MaNSi; TuRNsishaEENSSsp II RNs II SSsp71O Man 1so %,th
mems furniShings. This is an excel
opportunity for young man with
ambition. Attractive salary and
commission ARRANGEMENTS. Many
:SmHFsn' sSsFS1s G;scsnss S:nst; Incl incl group in:
Il OsE;HR %SSD to s6S S 1shT KIN:
EMrLofEb itirl 1li1;b Vi MEN. is hrs. v1l;'l M2o .
ewes. and Sat, part-time work. in
1fiy. Apply So Su p.m.. S rues., ssrn wsd'' sdo
WHAI ARE you WAITING FOR?
Increase your weekly earnings by
$50 to S2S nS 2 part-time RaWIeigh
sysiia6l.. No experiences s'iISss nse.,.sry .r,o
Buy 90 credit. Pay as you sell. For
particulars write Rawleigh's. Dept
LcE-14-210. Chester, PennS.
Evening star., 1953-06-30
SITUATIONS DoMEsTIc

HIGHEST CHARACTER, to live in o,
out. NATL. DOMESTIC SERVICE
UNION. LOCAL NO. /. HU. 3-65S5
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL, 1s, desire, S9
summer Job as mothers helper; fond
OF children. Ii. 3-S290.
WOMAN wants 5 days or part-timi
work; refs. RIA. $4,000.
GIRL, colored, desires. child care
Monday through Friday; live in,
COLORED GIRL wishes job as nurses
aide or nursemaid. Call LU. 1-6173
COLoRED GIRL desires job as nurse
COLORED LADY desires days work;
So day and carfare. Ii. 6-16S9. Il
COLORED GIRL desires work as
maid or kitchen helper. LU. 4-10O7.
H. s. GIRL desires light housework
Mon: throush Fri, l to s. Ii. g.
CoLoRED LADY desires days work,
g;h;W.; reliable, refs. Ii. 6-3153.
COLORED WOMAN wants g.hw.,
etik. ehild care; 8 5So6daays days; baby sit one
WOMAN 5tdi d; desires SsSSS; work caring for eld-
erly person or children; good ma
tnred. reliable, refs. AID. 4-69O3.
COLORED GIRL desires Job as bus
girl girl baby isaItss; care; kn0wlsdsse of typins
eooEinE live GIEa Out TaRt' R asSss sSss
Tor DoRoTHY. cu'' A' '"'o~' AK
GIRL, colored, wants waitress or maid
work, part time, day or night. Ii.
coIoRED WOMAN. desires Job a.
paid Or goday's Gays work; good reference.
COIOREH WOMAN des,res wsd IVA
3.425O. Cali after 8 pm.
ewes. or daywork.. Ii. 3:S469.
C0L0RED GIRL desires house work:
GIRL wants 5-day week work as maid
or cafeteria work. Call LU. 4-73O9.
GIRL, WOMAN, wants g.h.w. or dish
washing Job. Call any time. CO.
woMAN- eOlored, neat, reliable.
day work; exper., refs. LU. 1922.
COLORED GIRL desires day work
and light cleaning. or regular 5-day
wE. refs. DU: 1854;
c2L2RED da1. Iol WOMAN middle MIDI age wants
cnotoREb LADY desires day work
S1day sId S1Sa Ek; or full time; live out
cooEEoREfD' GIRL desires housework,
s.ssa6 Am; to n1R1p II Pm; R;p5%Hy S1Ssy wk' Hu
lCOLORED WOMAN, good laundress
house cleaner and cook, wants days
work: refs, exper. Ii, 3-409S.
lCOLORED GIRL wants 2 days work
Mon. and Thurs: refs. d. 7-6076
WOMAN. colored. wants morning
work, ironing, kitchen helper, nurs.
ing; refs. Ad. 2-25SS.
GIRL. colored. wants part-time work;
references. CO. $1,000.
Evening star., 1953-06-30
SITUATIONS WOMEN

DRESSMAKING - Tailoring. altera-
tions Of all kinds. Will sew in your
home. Call LU. 2-6030.
or temp. Refs. ia. 2-7597.
trained, infant OF
adult care. Stay in nights. Call LU,
|RECEPTIoNIsT. CLERK TYP1sT
cashier, Irish and attractive. D1
REcEPTIoNIsT- T-TYPIsT, good sp-
pearance for dentists, doctors office
Call EN-. 2-O4S9; no ans. call DI.
x-R&YY- TEcHNICIAN. anesthetist
(dentaD: Seeking position as recep-
zionist. high type business or profes-
SIGNAL ONCE; Personable. tactful. con,
NE. NE ,St:.n37 s.S497 from ga through Fri
HIGH School GRAD. desires Job a.
receipt. or care of child. Call & pm
to 8 pm. ia. 9-4915.
PART-TIME work cleaning, 5 to g.
middle-aged colored woman, Office
work pref. ST. 3-S3S6 after z pm
EXPERT oOKKEEPER-Dble. entry
at home, evenings. 10. 9-S363
after pm. Monday. 80
GIRL. Colored, wants night work, any
kind. Sterling 3-6775.
CHILD CARE by young. reliabl.
mother. any age. After 6. call EN-
GIRL. colored. desires job as assistant
n in doctor,s oface. Call after 8 pm
Evening star., 1953-06-30
HRlp--WoMEN

LADIES. part-time. day or eve. in
About 81 hr. Apply, 10-2 pm. or
81 pm, Tues. Wed. Thurs, RIM.
sol. 71O 14th st. NV. Il
WOMAN for once. Some typing.
sur: Sun: an no cali Ii. 6-s267: week zee
woMAS soSi s-fS for part part time work; SU to Wait
Store: hrs. to 10 pm. Tues. thru
Sun. Call TIE. 6-9526; CO. 5-9732.
WOMAN. colored. make beds and
clean rms. in hotel good pay. Do
HoMES t4 needed need Gsn Il once nc h;S to serve
AVON Gusts: choice areas; you can
earn $50 wkly. in few hrs; short
training. RE. 7-0795. 80
YOUNG LADY to train on book
keeping machine and do general
sens Si' prs TaLk La 'Pnss sso5S a:' MN ri KOHL 5fh
YOUNG LADY. neat appearing. for
general ofhce work, must be able to
mesI % the PUBLIC; some typing; Apply
aAIERax aAy, Rossyn. TIN4ScE 4s! snS So H. 1909 aee
YOUNG WOMEN, 21-45. interesting
and diversified position with ma
tional research organization. Must
be free to travel U. 8. Salary. ex-
penSeS and allowance when travel
reference need apply. No expert
ence necessary. Apply Room 951 .
WARNER BLDG. Do not phone.
AMBITIOUS. reliable woman wanted
in ice cream store. Steady employ
ment, nice surroundinss.. Good
afraid OF work. Apply PETUNIA
INC, 3OS Sheridan st. NV. a
WE SEEK a refined woman to spend
week-ends with elderly Army widow
Saturday sptS afternoon p't to Sunday Hn eVm even
ming. Call EN-. 3-5396. -
Evening star., 1953-06-30
MEN WANTED
SALES AND SERVICE

II you are between the ages Of 25
and so. have car, can furnish
references and interested in earning
week. we would like Q personal in
terView with you.
The nature Of our business requires
an interview at your home, in the
presence Of your wife. Please un-
derstand this interview is for the
SPECIFIC purpose Of profitable em-
ployment. To arrange for personal
interview, call this evening, z to 8,
Mr.. MccARTY. ct KI. S-8236.
Evening star., 1953-06-30
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT. expert; books opened,
closed. caught up; all taxes; local
refs: open rate. Ju. 9-6564. 4s
ARCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMAN, 8
yrs. exper.. full or part time; refs.
ia. a-6164.
ATTORNEY, Q years diversified tax
experience with Bureau of Internal
Revenue, desires position with Q
future. Box SOL. Star. 30"
B:C.S. ACCOUNTING GRAD. desires
= full-time employment. Salary not
important. Box f3-L, Star. e
LAWYER, 20, single. Jewish seeks
suitable position. Box 120-L. star.
Evening star., 1953-06-30
REPAIRS AND SERVICE tc.,,. /,

TOMBSTONE IL man.maoe atom.
Applied with moulds to the outsiSc
SURFACE OF your house. Bondstons
Gaf.r can oe applied to any surface. Il
needs painting Beauty and mod. mod.
ernize your home at q cost YOU car
well afford. Free est, 5 yrs. H.
business. Certified Johns -Manviile
CAPITOL coSTRAcTrNds dsOceoe5actS1s co'. tS5a
Bethesda ave. Bethesda. Nd. OIL
BRICK MASON CRAFTSMAN-P,re.
places. chimneys. walls. remodelina
. speciality. FAGNANI. 10. 2.I904
BRICKLAYING CONTRACTOR, with
crew, Tor large or small Jobs. For
free estimate, call Ii. 7-43o4. 10
BUILDING and seneral remodelinE.
iAWREScRE. WI Rs' R% LSr sseSSatEs. seSa6s can MR.
CARPENTER - Small Jobs. house
painting. interior and exterior:
roofs repaired and painted. WA.
CARPENTRY-Repairs, old and new
work: porches. dormers. etc. MR.
SMITH. IA. 7-5527 any time. "a
CARPENTRY, REMoDELING. RE.
PAIRS. PAIRS. cabinet work. general con-
SheNkAAAS. ~. O~16oO. %
Carpentry and Painting
Roof repairs and cement work
No lob too small. CHARLES w
THOMAS. DE. 2-O167. q
CEMENT BRICK MASON
Porches. steps. walkways, patios
driveways. retaining walls, water.
proofing. hagstone, drain, tile anC
chimneys. No Job too small Al
work guaranteed. Elk. 3-1594. -3(
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES. electrlcailS
raZor-kleened or no charge. ROTO
ROOTERS, phone RA. 6-SSSS an!
day. any night.
DRIVEWAYS Of asphalt, bluestone o.
crushed bank gravel. ia. 7-677O
ST. $4,000.
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS, re.
PAL PAL short CIRCUITS; ats;o small Jobs don't
ELECTRICIAN-outlets. extra cir.
i Tee S,,Sg E%sil; ii; AP. 7.15oo:. 80
stalled. Wiring Of all kinds. Licensed
in Maryland. EN-. 2-SS14. -6
ELECTRICIAN that really wants
work will do carpentry, painting Oh
anything. ME- 8-322S. .
FENCE-Galvanized chain link; al
posts in concrete: immediate erec
ton. Get the best for less; NO dowr
payment, 80 months to pay. Phone
II: 4-458S; evenings and Sunday
NO. 7-552S
Evening star., 1953-06-30
MIscEL. FOR SALE Cont,

AIR C0NDITIONERS-saye SloO OF
top brands 1858 N-hp. air condi.
tionerS. Immediate installation
Phone JE. 2-3S5O.
AIR CONDITI0NERS. Free installa
ton. S17 down. Call BARON
MELTZ. TU. 2-4115, -3
AlR-CONDITlONERS, used and new
from S179. Free survey. Our owr
service and installation. JOHN G
WEBSTER CO. 627 F st. NV. ST
AIR CONDITIONER, Mitchell Ks-ton
1898, new; in carton, 5-yr. guar
antee. Cost S3OO. Sacrifice, sol!
cash. HA. $4,000. so
AIR CONDITIONER, North Wind
window. cd. cond., "a capac, Price,
Sl45. Apt. 10S, 27OI, Conn. ave.
Evening star., 1953-06-30
THE EVENING STAR Bio
Washington, D. c.
TUESDAY, JUNE so, 1888
MISCELLANEOUS FOR sALE

|FURN.-Dining rm. set. S55: sofa
bed. dresser. awning. odds and ends.
Must sell reasonably. IA. 9-0396.
FURN.-complete furn, for effic..
set. TU. 2-176s after $50 pm.
FURN.-occasional chairs. uphol-
stored: 2 attractive .mahog. 2 occa.
siOps phots tables les, (rOgnS snss m table lamps.
day and week days after 3 pm.
FURN.-1iv. rm.. bedrm., kit. EQUIP,
rugs, etc. Moving. must sell; all
rl,s bargains; DE; a-4s5,i. 81 ,o,,I.. ,I
ehaiis sitp covers T@ sSis ssS sn. sSn:: eO::
table. SO: white util. cab. 50: metal
yenetion blinds. S1.50 60. IA.
GARBAGE DIsPOsERs t12),. new
1862 WestinRhouse. List: &1S4 :a5;
cAsLTos. cais: S5S s. 81 SsSs4SSaNfsEo' s.siSo. ~H'
Gas ;Ast..,;o1 RANGES psE sEtSsss sfss slssS Y;
2237 Georgia ave. DE. 3-6666.
GAS RANGES. new, used; SIS uH
Oil. coal and wood ranges. ACMn
STOVE. 1911 7th NV. MA. S-S962.
GAS RANGE. Frigidaire. .Tv, antenna.
lawn mower, all for Sl25 or make
offer on individual items. JE.
GE;NS9GiR1AiroRs.srARrERs. i; Era $3.50 Sp.
yr. CARTY. 1908 l4th. NO. 7-0224.
GUITAR. electromagnetic Gibson, 3
imput I2-in. speaker. Gibson ample
fer, complete with cord and case:
like new; S135. viii sell separately.
Call wkdays., ia. 9-0423. -
LAWN MOWERS. power mower. 81.
inch cut. runs good: $50. Phone XII.
| S-0la4 after $3.50 pm. .
LIV. RIM. FURN., complete mod. in.
Guiding lamps, rugs and slip covers.
Perfect cond. 26Oa Southern ave-,
Apt. 201. LO. 7-7505. -5
LIVING ROOM SUITES-Sofa. .
| lounge chairs slip covers. $40, IS
| is. Quick sale. IA. 9-l47T 80
Evening star., 1953-06-30

HE. 4-5269
MATTRESSES remade. 93 up. STEIN
eol e6DP!Ha 5LSs1s' co" 1924 18th st. NV
PAINTER-Does own work: 20 years
fxpeT5esef, Exp sesei1 Prompt service Cal
PAiNTiNG-$1a average room; week.
ipE: AD. 2-s540. Please cali siter
PAINTING. interior and exterior
co%efts coFees FSee Fseevat.ns Work EuaE
PAINTING AND PAPERING-Interior
and exterior; free estimates. c.. e.
pATN1TfEEE. ART11KfEE. cTErRSeS!2$9G7. WEi SS1S297
SstSs7GEs5.' s7GEs5'' MR. LAWRENCE RA'
PAiNTMG, interior and exterior;
TGof psaLinting; psLaS white. do own work.
rAIN!TISG3;s AMI! .PAPER9Ne, int.risr. sz;-
s1ST;1 sezt9z; or Fcr 80 ssstatR%stes' s.aRis call H.
PAINTING-Let me prove to you
that I can save you money on your
painting. Neat, clean. careful, best
Free estimates. Mr.. Robinson; NO
PAiNTiNG. PAPERNG-Firstooeelas
workmanship; work done immedi-
ately. MR.. POAT, RA. 3-5643. Sc
PAINTING-Interior or exterior work
Carpentry repair work and dump
truck hauling. Work done imme-
diately. Guaranteed. Ii. 6-87I9
10. 2-SS72. -5
PAINTING, interior, exterior. White
mechanic. Immed. service. MIR
BUNGER, ST. 3-4923. 3
PAINTING AND PAPERING - Paper
Arr 81
modelling. ROYAL DECORATORS
AID, 2-O44S "a
Evening star., 1953-06-30
HELP MEN tcont. J

0ERvlCE-STATIoN SHIFT MAN
Experienced. $3.50 per month plus
commission. Must be capable Of
handling men and getting work
done. W1LLOU0HBY'S ESSO
SERVICE. 4244 Wis. ave. NV. -6
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT, to
work in truck service terminal; hos
pital benefltS. paid vacation; must
have recent refs; S5S per wk. to
Rtart; SPEED d BR1SCOE. 22O1
SHlPPlNG CLERK, white. for large
auto parts wholesaler. Must have
thorouSh knowledge Of Wash. met
salary. Call Mr. Dixon. DE. 2-20O3.
CENTRAL AUTO PARTS, 1880 P
St. NV. .
BaOE SALESMAN. exper., for family
store; good sal, comm, pleasant
eond., many CO. dement's. 31O3 14th
st. NV. CO. 5-1347. "a
Evening star., 1953-06-30
AGENTS
MANUFACTURERS
AGENT WANTED

Well established Cleveland, Ohio,
manufacturer and distributor of
plumbing, heating and hardware
specialtieS has opening for manufac-
turer's representative in WaShineton
and Maryland. Require man with
established contacts In the whole
sale and hardware and plumbing in
dustry. Man must now be calling
on the above wholesale accounts.
For complete details, call Executive
3-b034. MR.. JEFFREY. June 90, 3O,.
July !.
Evening star., 1953-06-30
MEN AVAILABLE NOW

For employment. Odd Jobs. yard work
wall washing, carpentry, houseclean-
ing. etc SALVATION ARMY. HaiboI
Lights Corp. ME. 8-4532
YOUNG MAN, colored, desires Job as
Office machine operator or meSsen-
ger. or switchboard operator or any
inside Job; drivers license, D. c.. or
Md. Ii. 4-3311. Il
YOUNG MAN, il. reliable. good ref.
wants work as porter, MESSENGER
bus boy, farmers helper. RA. 3-7373
Evening star., 1953-06-30
ALBAN TOWERS
37OO MASS. AVE. NV.

FOUNTAIN GIRLS-White, exper. !;
Il noon to $50 pm. closed sun
days and holidays, paid holidays
and vac. Uniforms supplied. MA
TIONAL DRUG CO., 1000 Conn.
GENERAL OFFICE woRK-on,ce ex-
perience. Temporary until March.
DI. 1881. -
INTERVIEWER. personnel once.
Alex. POTOMAC EMPL.. oil King
xITcAAlsNS =. AlsS M1Na5;rR II a15ese v,., tnorso., nso
knowledge OF bakery production for
one of WaSh.'s leading cafeterias.
Good working conds. Box 434-J,
Evening star., 1953-06-30
HELP-Do

COOK, experienced. See chef, FAIR
FAX HOTEL. 2100 blk. Mass. ave.
CoCK-G.H.w.. for small family;
live in; willing to 60 to Atlantic
City for l mo-; must have exper
and refs; $27 wk. Wo. 6-6O61.
GENERAL HoUsEwoRK-care in.
fant child. live in. Phone ia. A.
G.H.W.-Live in; experienced and
esfHrenSesi caii rs. s.ass4ay & Day Thurs. and SUN
G.H.W:, plain cooking; over 25. live
children; $50: refs. Wo 6-7494
G.H.w.-Mon.. Wed, Fri; good
io ironeF S-aEsa anS must like children: S1e'
G;A;w.:cook-Live in; fond OF
,s6;,sI ofIi l9eaI IrJs refs. ~, ~, s.s64I: II T.
and 2 small boys; live; in; loca
refs; $40. Call LU. 1865. Il
MAID-Mon. through Fri. | to q
p.m.; Silver Spring area; S14 wk
LO. 5-413S after 6 Pm. q
MAID C. G.H.W.-Assist with children
5a-day wk.: dishwasher, garbage
disposal. clothes dryer. EN-. 2-59O0
MAID TO LIVE IN-Children, LA. 9.
9434. Private home. IL
Evening star., 1953-06-30
ELEVATOR OPERATOR

Must be experienced. Uniforms fur.
niSh0d, excellent salary and work.
ing conditions. Apply
Evening star., 1953-06-30
Flagstone and Stone

ASS9SVO44S Q44A OVO44C
Cement driveways. walks. steps,
porcnes. retaining walls. tile drain
age: Also: outdoor fireplaces
F1b0Rs absIss IS ssANDE9 NIl1. .,s snd IN ilnisnea.
Il 11!s SoS Rey SS1,T SAlI aTnytims; WA; 5.iiSS.
ois l6e sDd Gn mn Free New :s e 81 %ofE r
guar. c. L. HINSON, Ii. 3-T548
FLOOR SERVICE. Nothing but the
best; laying. sanding. finishing,
1l1isae' 4oRs INC cHoG0aR1daNo Ga1aN cotSolS SSolNSTRAc-
bsthesda Nd. ocII 81 4e74Se. [Ssn "''''
General Contractor
All types remodeling, additions. club.
rooms, porcheS. heating, dormers.
attics. AL mechanics. Financing,
EDGAR KEEFER
JU. 9-6882-RA. 6-429S 50
GEN. REPAIR WORK-PaintinT, in
terror. exterior; plumbing, carpentry;
satisfaction guar. WA. 7-2693. -
INSTRUMENT MANUFACTURED and
light machine work, inventors So
hcited, precision workmanship; reas.
rates. LU. 1-4430. 4
KITCHEN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
line OF steel or wood cabinets. in
white or color. Call for free plan
ming and estimates. FILA terms.
1NGERSOLL CO.. LU. 4-040O.
Evening star., 1953-06-30
BUSINESS SERVICES

BUSINESS CARDS. regular engraved,
cial on wedding invitations. THE
GUMD. INC. 27o2 Ga. ave. AD.
CARPENTER CONTRACTOR, first
class. would like invitations to bid
on labor for any number Of houses
over 3; on . project in nearby
Nd. LU. 1-2569. "a
gree in math, offers tutoring to
students from 7th grade to college
soph, Rates. $3.50 per hr. Cali JU.
1926. .
Evening star., 1953-06-30
KITCHEN

Complete planning and remodelinE
be done to your old kitchen. No
down payment, 80 months to pay.
Phone Ii. 4-46SS: ewes. and Sun.
HE 4.h2RQ