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Evening star., 1953-12-18
.MorriogeLicense
Applications

apply for a marriage license on
one day. iDGit three fuH days
and receive the license on the
fifth day. Sundays and holi-
days are counted the same as
other days.
Amelia Vollmer %, 24i Sth st. ne.
Eugene Morley -. and Janet Noll, 20.
t,rsOth both Of arvv Warren, ar Pa; 40. 4ets -
and Alberta Burrows. "a. New YORK;
and Isabel crosley, 90, Evergreen. Ala.
hG%sY katie eRsnafF Williams MS RslssS sGstHn ye
Charles Prior. 53. 1901 18th st. NV,
,,, and Joyce Jeffords, SO; Norfolk Va,
Willie Pelzer; p. and Mary Tapp. 20.
Charles Collins, % o. clinton, okla. and
Donia Nolan, %, College Park. Md
@ snd adOf Betty stroad SS I 4io xs F.
German Matamoros. 90. Bogota. Co.
lombia. and Mary Sass. Is. 2112 Leroy
Donald Clark. 81. 1905 Quincy st. NV.
and Gretchen Alsop, 90, Annapolis,
Donald nal od Held n 81; Newport Ne t News. Va; ya;.
Lewis Walker 20. 1012 10th st. NV,
and Mary Hardy. II. Hodge. S Z.
Robert Frazier. ] Q. 500 Freeman pl. W.,
and Leila Dorsey, 49, 1929 Bird st. NV.
Michael Del Crosse. 90. 4631 Eastern
ave. e.. and Marina Di Guilian. 10,
5249 42nd st. NV
David Mclaughlin. 1S. Brockway, Pa,
and Jacquelyn Bonnell. 10. Waupach.
Kaiman Won voros 90. 1894 N st. NV.
and Guillimine d'Avancoutt, 23. Balm
Roscoe Ate6erson, ir.. ls. 51s 4th st;
ne. and Mary Kornegay. II, 1889
Massachusetts ave. Sc.
Laurence Adams. 90, Norwalk. Conn,
and Anna Onufrak. "a. 236 Alveston
Jose Hazera. 43. San Jose, C. r., and
: Mary Casey, 81, Havana. Cuba.
Richard Simpson. 21. Cleveland. Ohio,
and Anna Garst, "a, johnson City.
ocis Blalock. jr.. 19, steens. Miss. and
Ophia Horn. IS, Harlan Ky.
Erma Bell, SO. 613 23rd ST. NV.
Barbara Serene. 81 Kittanning Pa.
I'd. and Winifred orito Il. i4o7
AndreW dmSs b. Be- ne heca. g. crestwood. Long
Island. and Cleta Darling. 81, Vera.
Henry S Wilson. 20. Great Falls. s. C.. and
Marguerite FOLSOM. 1a. 323 Lourie
Evening star., 1953-12-18
PubIicists Elect
CutIin President

Yates Catlin has been elected
president of the National Capital
Forge of the American Public
Relations Association.
Also elected were Mel White,
vice president: Philip e. Robin
son, secretary. and j. Robert
Rowley, treasurer.
Charles D. Brown, Lyman
Bryan and A. j. Hackl were
elected to the board of directors
Evening star., 1953-12-18
Choir at Corcorun

The Christmas greenery show
at the Corcoran Gallery Of art
will end with concert by the
Montgomery Blair Choir at 4
g. m. Sunday.
Evening star., 1953-12-18
pan1per her

nyIon
as she likes it >. for that sleep,time gal
,Uo lOUes dress dreaming, precious gifts of nyon
tricO repLete Uth pleas s,Ueety tailored perfect
Christmas ,crappngs for sizes 80 38 in delicious creapu
cOLors. Specially priced 1925
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-01-01

Use The Want Ads.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-10-10
MAYS SCHOOL

The elementary department of
Mays school has installed for the
first time its school patrols. This is
our first elementary school patrol
consisting of Is boys and girls.
The program was under the di-
rection of Joseph N. Williams,
elementary patrol sponsor.
The installation was done by
Sgt. Adams of the Dade County
Highway Patrol and Mr.. Baton
of the American Automobile As
ISOLATION. Sgt. Adams gave the
boys and girls an inspiring talk,
he also said we would have a
patrolman to work with our boys
and girls at the highway crossing
beginning Oct. /.
G. v. MINIS, reporter
r. G. George, principal
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-10-10
T. B. Association
Meets

The Dade County Tuberculosis
Association held its first meeting
of the fiscal year at the Atlanta
Life Insurance Company office
on Sept. rs.
The meeting was well attended,
Among those present were rep
reSentativeS from the ministry,
the schools, PTA's, other civic
groups and our case worker Mrs.
Arie Gary.
Highlights of the meeting were
remarks by the new executive Sec
rotary, Miss Sara MacNamara;
remarks by Rev. Williams sug-
costing ways of boosting response
of ministers in our next seal sale;
pledge of whole-hearted support
from Principal Charles l.. Will
liams; appointment of chairmen
for patient service, publicity.
planning and Christmas Seal Sale
committees. Mr.. Cogdell was COM
mended on the success of the
Seal Sale campaign last year. He
very graciously accepted the
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-10-10
LIBERTY CITY PRIMARY

The PTA held a special call
meeting. Monday night, Oct. 2 al
500 pm. Many important items
of interest were discussed, The
meeting night of our PTA has
been changed to the Wednesday
night after the first Sunday in
each month.
We were fortunate to have Mr..
w. c. Cogdell visit our school
Tuesday, Sept. %. Mr.. Cogdell
visited many of our first grade
classes and was very pleased with
the fine readiness program being
carried on in our classrooms.
Films, filmstripS, records and
other Institutional materials are
being made available in our in
Structional aids room under the
supervision of Mrs. Emma Nc
Bride Williams, our Institutional
aids teacher.
The Brownies, Jr. Red Cross,
Newspaper, Audubon Club, Pa
trolls and Student Council repre-
sentatives are meeting and MAX
ing their plans for the year.
Our school held its second fire
drill during the week of Sept. 81.
All class rooms were evacuated
quickly and quietly.
The first grade classes are gett-
ing ready for their annaul health
examinations which will begin
Oct. z and end October q. Nurse
Shipp, our school nurse, and DR..
Wilkins OF the Educational De-
partment of the health depart
ment will be the doctor assigned
to our school at this time. We are
urging all parents to come out
with their children on the day
that they are to be examined to
confer with the doctor and nurse
about your child's health.
Mrs. Estelle Williams, Prin.
Miss Ann Carey, reporter
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-10-10
BAND NEWS

The first oand parents meeting
of the school term was held Mon
day, Sept. % at $50 pm. in the
beautiful and spacious, newly
constructed band room. Many i'm
portant and interesting items were
discussed. To the disappointment
of the president, Mr.. F. Reynolds
and the band director, Mr.. David
Paschal. the attendance did not
come up to their expectations. The
parents VINO attended were:
Mrs. Ella Thorpe, Mrs. Winnie
Clare, Mrs. Bessie G. Edwards,
Mrs. Pauline Tarpley Ms. Mary
Ann Brooks, Mrs. Minnie Gill;
man, Mr.. Charles Lee Ross, Mrs.
Leroy Sargent, Mrs. Sarah
Walker, Mrs. Helen Moon and
Mrs. Beatrice King.
There Will be another band
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-10-10
PHYLLIS WHEATLEY

Fire Prevention Week has found
the pupils on the alert as usual.
Fire drill practices were partici-
pated in by all grades so success
fully that the children were very
highly complimented by the
principal, Mrs. Albert, and the in
Spector from the fire department.
The first graders, who are eX-
periencing for the first time the
fast pace that attends fire drill
practice are truly cleaning the
building in rapid time and with
a maximum of quietness.
The first grade teachers, Mrs.
Matte Blake, Mrs. Marjorie
Rhodes, Mrs. Joycelyn Burroughs,
and Mrs. Annie Mae Samuels,
conducted their classes on tour
of the Northwest 14th st. fire sta
ton during the. week. Trips of
this nature are of vital impor-
lance in enriching the expert
ences of the first grade child in
order to prepare him for read
ing readinSs.
The PTA meeting last Thurs
day evening was more in the ma
ture of a get acquainted meeting.
The new president, Mr.. Cleare
greeted all members of the group
for the first time and Mrs. Caro-
lyn Morley, the retiring presi-
ent, introduced members new to
the group this year. Mrs. Albert
was happy to greet so many pa
rents and welcomed them to visit
the school whenever they have
an opportunity. After the very
short business session parents and
teachers had an opportunity to
get acquainted, many for the first
time and many to renew their &C
quaintances since a large number
of parents have been PTA mem
bers for a long time.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-10-10
Happenings In Our Schools

parent meeting Oct. Is, at 8 pm.
in the band room. All band pa
rents who are interested in their
child attending the district and
state contests are asked to make
special efforts to attend this
meeting. Business of vital impor-
lance will be discussed.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-10-10

The Rev. David E. Longstreth
of Freetown, Sierra Leone, ad-
dressed the senior high school
at assembly in the cafetorium
Monday.
The Rev. Longstreth w n o
teaches school in British West
Africa, asked the students TO send
gifts of supplies, magazines and
clothing to the 386 students in his
school. He gave the pupils here a
brief historical sketch of Africa.
]. D. Williams, elder of the
Church of God of Prophecy, in
troduced the Rev. Longstretch.
Both men addressed the social
studies classes after the assembly.
The Rev. Longstreth spoke TO
several social studies classes Fri
day.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-10-10

craftsmanship for this year.
Our next meeting will be held
Oct. 8, $50 pm. at the Atlanta
Life Insurance Co. office, 221 NV
9th st. The public is cordially In
vited.
A. J. Shootes, chairman
II. d. Thompson,
publicity director
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-10-10
B.T.W. CAMPUS
HIGHLIGHTS
ToRNApoEs WIN
ey RAYMOND ARANHA

TORNApOES WIN
On Thursday night, Oct. !, the
BTW Tornadoes defeated the
Tuskegee Baby Tigers 2l-13. Al
though rain preceded and con-
tinued through the game very
few balls were fumbled by either
of the teams. Maybe that was be-
cause of the great rushing, pass
ing, blocking, kicking and tack
ling which were displayed by both
teams on Thursday night.
Early in the first quarter Kin
caid, one of our good running
backs, plunged across the goal
to make it 60. The point after
touchdown was good.
After three first downs the Baby
Tigers moved across the lorna
nadoes' goal to tie the score.
The last of the first quarter
Tuskegee was trapped behind its
goal for a safety to make the
score 81 in BTW'S favor.
Later in the End quarter BTW's
Moss faded back and threw an
end over end pass of Peters who
went over to make the score l5-7.
During the half the BTW band
majorettes and drill team march
ed on the field displaying good
timing and music on the wet and
muddy field. Their theme was
School Days"
After the half time show the
Tornadoes again struck pay dirt
from the passing of Moss and the
catching by Peters to make the
score alt. The final touchdown
was made by Tuskegee to make
the final score 2l-13.
Such fellows as McPhee, E. Hall,
M. Hall, Peters Kincaid, Sutton,
Moss, Fortune, Taylor, G.. White,
Nicholas Smith, Role, Spence,
and Roach spanked the team TO
victory. Information on plays IS
by Albert Davis.)
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-10-10

The choral society will appear
in the concert at Mt. Zion Bap-
fist Church Oct. II. The concert
will be part of the program pre-
pared for the anniversary OF the
Rev. Graham as pastor Of the
church.
The choral group will appear at
the Shenandoah Baptist Church at
10 am. Oct. Is. The program will
be sponsored by the Women's
Guild Regional Conference.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-10-10

The constitutionality Of segregation in
public education is constantly being
attacked, In the courts, by the N.A.AC.P.
Legal Defense and Educational Fund.
AIeadv, there haze been many successes
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-10-10

The Allied Youth Council is
going to attend the National Al
lied Youth Convention. The presi-
dent is Christine Ingraham.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-10-10
DORSEY HIGH

Dorsey Bulls defeated Gibbs
High of st. Petersburg to 0 Fri
DIV night. 1t was the first time
that any team defeated Gibbs on
its own field in st. Petersburg.
Several years ago when the
field opened, Dorsey was the first
team to play there against them.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-10-10

Parents, students and teachers
may visit the vocational shops
from 8:15 am. to 4 pm. Monday
through Friday.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-10-10

Roscoe c. Webb, head OF the
vocational department, announces
that a program of daily confer
ences with parents of pupils en-
rolled in the vocational classes IS
now in effect.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-10-10

The Student Council met on
Tuesday, Oct. to plan a talent
show or variety show for the flu
ture. Plans were not definite, but
they will meet al a later date TO
decide. President Stewart Greer;
vice president, John Mckinney
and secretary, Mary Adams.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-10-10

music festival.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-10-10
PARTNER
WANTED

IN AUTOMOBILE SPEED
WAY FOR COL OR E D
DRIVERS. ONLY ONE IN
SOUTH.
BIG RETURN
$4,000 NEEDED
CALL 64-O133
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-10-10

The Hosts and HostesSes have
met and have elected officers who
are as follows: President, Judy
Goldsmith; vice president, Elk
Freeman; secretary, Yvonne Pu-
vol: assistant secretary, Junior
Reed; reporter, Joyce jenkins,
chaplain, Bernice Williams; bust
ness manager, Rogers Brown;
treasurer, Theopholus Roach.
The drill team, that fabulous
sroup which put on such a fine
display of marching on Thursday
has elected officers and they are:
President, Mary Forbes; vice
president, Bertha Forbes secre-
tary, Evelyn Sims.
The officers of the chorus are:
President, Lesley Campbell; vice
president, Antoinette Spicer; sec
rotary, Margaret Reynolds; assis-
tant secretary, Alva Smith; bust
ness manager, Frank Burn; chap
lain, Cristel Ingraham; treasurer,
Richard Dunn.
The chorus is planning TO take
a trip 10 Tallahassee for the state
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-10-10

but the attack can not be continued :.
Without money! Your money!
Do something. Send a contribution, today.
You pay lot IN taxes to support The
schools. Pay a little to help guarantee
Evening star., 1953-07-31
SITUATIONS WOMEN

BABY SITTER, reliable colored girl:
prefers NV: section; local refs.
AID. 2-7563. .
BABY SITTER, ewes; reliable. mid
dle-aged colored lady, highest refs.
Ii. 7-6597 or CO. 5-5770. 81
SECY.-STEN0. desires job good Jaw
ONCE; capable. dependable, intelli-
gent; salary. S75 week. Box 476-M,
SECRETARY TYPIsT telectro1atic,
rapid: temporary: IL yrs varied
legal; varied experience;
avail Aug. l. RA. 3-6445 or Box
414-L. Star. 2"
TYPIST desires work to do at home;
neat and accurate. Ii. 4-0014.
GIRL desires job as
silk f1nisher. AID. 2-1347.
COL0RED NURSE. experienced, de-
sires 8 days work Call DE. 2-64bS.
COLoRED GIRL desires domestic
days work; photo finishing or bind
cry work. Ii. 6-2634. 81
COLORED GIRL desires Job as. typist
or key-punch operator; experienced.
Ii. 3-1463. II
Evening star., 1953-07-31
CONCRETE

Is our business. Walks, driveways,
retaining walls, carports. Free es-
Evening star., 1953-07-31
HELP-WoMEN

TYPIST or stencgrapher: insurance
claim eXper. pref, but not essential;
aiI-cond. ONCE; WARD ADJUSTING
CO., AID. 4-3275. %
WAITRESS-Neat attractive. 81 to
35 yrs. Of age. to work in N. CO.
Sab Cbub Must St have experience. Box
wAITREssfEs, ?; swh,te,: part time
MRs sSn S1TcHR1E. SfsSssa asS $3.50 e@; eeorgis is
wXfTREssS. AFT ESsF white; SRttnF' appf5 mfG PYRAMID
MATTRESSES. white. fun or part
Randolph st., Arl., va. q
WAITRESSESi exper., for downtown
exclusive clS6; S commission ni;si and sal sal
sssn: stS:sn ets sRs hSSia Il & aPd Js
wAiTREss sH aSsn wxNTTRD; Al T;D white. hours
s3erAR s3e a tssb5ss D%; D6oiumSlS SSSd p;fs. 9fs.
AAFli Es a. thoroashi2 9sEsS .xper: aood
Sundays. Apply COLONIAL KITcH-
EMS, 2O45 Wilson blvd. -2
WAITRESS. nightwork. hours 8 pm.
e z s;m WE; We 5-e7Ssi Ss,. 81
WA hLS0S CApcIsy WLubCs OfcE Il
II, you have good local ref. and
telephone. apply MIKE PALM, 109I
Independence ave. s.e. 30
WAITRESS, experienced; tray serv-
ice. Apply in person. SEA FARE
RESTAURANT. 1924 Conn. ave. NV.
white, over 21, must be
experienced food and LIQUOR. 1923
14th st; NV, SAND BAR REs-
LAbIEs! 1fEsNl Our personal mgr; can
Etly. IE With VII AVON aVc PRop9ecffs.o foss4 csii
for appointment now. RE. ,7-8107.
WOMAN. 5000. refined and unen-
numbered. to live in high-class guest
house and assume semimanagement
duties, ewes. and Sundays, in ex-
change for private room. rent free.
NO. 7-6770. IL to 8 pm. Weekdays
YOUNG WOMAN, white. over 25 to
help in Md. grocery and beverage
store just over D. c.. line; live in;
little housework; $35 wk., own
room and meals. Refs. Box 332-L
SEVERAL WOMEN NEEDED-be-
S$o;s4o to The the family ineoms BY by
working q few hours daily Start
your profitable Fall business now.
Few territories open. Call ia.
CoMdPP9AiNiIoN, to live in or day%ork,
for elderly lady. some knowledge, OF
Evening star., 1953-07-31
MEN-PART TIME

Earn $40 to $40 per wk. Car. white,
21 to 50. Apply 3rd a., .2017 s st.
NV. Friday. $40 pm. sharp.
YOUNG MAN-Opportuni to learn
casualty insurance underwriting for
man willing to start as file clerk
and work rp gradually. See Mrs.
Cassidy. HARTFORD ACCIDENT &
INDEMNITY CO.. 1000 Vermotn ave.
YOUNG MAN for work as blue print,
trimmer. permanent position; expe-
rience not necessary; room for ad-
vancement. Apply in person, 4703
Hampton lane. Bethesda. >
YOUNG Man, exper.. for, small. busy
person at fountain, 1901 Ga. ave.
RETIRED MAN. around so or over.
with general Office experience. Call
" '-9337 for interview. 81
FRONT ROYAL. VA.-The Washing
ton star has an immediate contract
available for responsible man be-
tween 25 and 40 years of age, who
lives in Front Royal, Va, to take
over an established circulation
route, making deliveries to carriers,
dealers and tube subscribers. Con-
tractor will actually be in business
for self. Better than average earn
inss plus substantial mileaee allow
be able to post S5OO.00 contract
security and own late model car or
light truck. Make application in
person only to w. W. WATTS. Star
Supervisor, Shenandoah Motel, Cab
In No. II, between 9 and IL Am.
or after s Pm. this Friday, eatur.
day or Monday. -2
Evening star., 1953-07-31
HELP-MEN

CARPENTERS, 1st-class trim men:
iesp' Seee KSnswEs Kors ES0d pay n1 AOO Cr S ea
CARPENTERS-Only 1st class need
apply. Steady work. Apply 1109
goth st. NV, 1880 am. to am
or 4:30 to 8 pm. II
ZIPKIN, Master Builders; Job, 23rd
and Sheridan sts., W. HyattSville. Md.
CARPENTERS-For lge. housing prof.
ect. See Fred Morgan on job. Fred
erick st. Just south Of Columbia
CAS- HER, Experienced, MGR 1900
machine. LONGS, 731 9TH st. NV.
Evening star., 1953-07-31
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

WOMAN, colored, desires days work,
cleaning and laundering, Sat. and
Mon. Sc day and carfare. Ii. 4-O939.
YOUNG MOTHER wants evening Job
as baby sitter ~hD. 4-5464. 81
WOMAN, colored, wants part-time.
full-time. days work, baby sitter; ex-
pertenced. Ii. 3-S469.
WOMAN WANTS JOB as chamber
maid; experienced. Ii. 3-3162.
COLORED GIRL desires general
housework or days work; experience
and references. HU. 3-6450. p -.
GIRL wishes Job as baby sitter; full
or part time; will stay some nights.
CooIoRED1 81 RI10 LADY. refined. desires
light housework and plain cooking,
5 days a week; exper. AID. 2-0307.
COLORED GIRL desires g.h.w., child
care, or 5a days. HU. 3-7S96.
COI.ORED GIRL desires child care
or general housework: 5-dsy wk.;
references. Ii. 6-5474. II
COLORED WOMAN wants days work;
reliable AID. 2-3331. Il
COLORED. Neat. dependable girl de-
sireS child care or GHW. No cook
ing; good health. CO. 5-4650.
CoLoRED GIRL desires Job g.h.w.
days q week or days work cham
bermaid. Ii. 3-6923. 81"
COLORED GIRL desires Job as nurse
maid and l.h.w. Local ref. LU. l.
1890.
Evening star., 1953-07-31

HELP-MEN

MATURE, white man wanted for
caretaker at a suburban women's
club; living quarters furn. Write
Box No. 5914. Bethesda, Nd. a
~ Man for opening as
wholesale distributor in Washing
ton. D. c Direct selling experience
preferred. Must have ability to
train Tsirv,s and man manage M salss toFee 2 For
DCG-14-2l6W. Chester. Pa.
HIGH SCHOOL BOY, intelligent, to
help builder; help carpentry, mason-
ry,.. etc. S5c-S1.25 mr., according to
ability. XII. 9-S916.
Evening star., 1953-07-31
HELP-MEN

for Charles and st. Marys
Co., Nd. lively personality, good
call on restaurants, tayerns, filling
stations. ETC., for wholesale firm:
good salary and car expense Cali
Ma. S-1992; ewes, JU. 7-6565.
to manage branch hard
ware store: salary, com. NEWARK
LADDER CO, 500 4th st. s.w..
sxnEsMiARS MxnaEssi n q; SruS EA .1S 1S7ss4s
good salary. expenses, bonus; must
have car. Write Box 1851. Star. 2'
SALESMAN-Man wanted for part
time work in retail liquor store ewes.
and Saturdays. Apply in person,
REX LIQUOR STORE, 6319 Wis.
Evening star., 1953-07-31
VIM. HAHN SHOE STORES
7th and K SITS. NV.

AUDIT CLERK - knowledge of
comntometer necessary. Expert
enced preferred but viii train. In
and looking for permanent once
career, ATTRACTIVE company bene-
ntS: Box 40-k, Star. 81
BEAUTICIAN-Exp must be
good manicurist. Excel. working cor
ditions; Salary and commission. RA.
BEXUTiCIAN-Exper.. all-around op.
orator, 5-day wk., 1 evening: salary
Terrace RacE sEAUTY iSMn1Ss'Os SALON, SSiLbSM 5SI4
Riggs rd., Hyattsville, Md. UN.
guarantee salary and
sTYGfsT, sH9%fssfDni NO. 7CssgS. R4gahAs As AAlR
Brooks. 1I0e 6 st. NV. IS
AND MANiCURIsT, for
NOVELS HAIR STYLIST; busy all
year around. Call RA. $4,000. -3
BEAUTlCIAN---Higher than average
sarIna ssarnIings;I m days; no ewes in Silver
BERaHTicfGN, SRE1pEi Ia '1Sss1i SsSicurist with ALL
cENTs HafR GefFs's1 sTY11sT 1fen$sa 4as Y1F 1th
Beauty "a uHiY' ooPREiRiATrooTRL. oRi iroTL all around; +;
excel. oppor. for ambitious person
with mgr.'s license for our branch
salon. ALICE MARIE. Hair Stylist
For appt;:. call RA. e-35s1; ewes,
Beauty OPERATOR, male or female,
conditions. air-cond. Shop in sile
yer Spring. Call III. 0-I221 Al
Evening star., 1953-07-31
OPPORTUNITY

Are You Q Successful Unit Manager
Does your promotion look q LONG way
off? Do you want Q full mangership
now? A nationally-known direct-to-
the consumer sales company now
has openings for district managers,
Training. program and area will con-
vince right person. Write Box 164-K,
Star, giving full details,
Evening star., 1953-07-31

PAINTING. interior and exterior
Complete EsnovatinE; Work guar
sTILTNER Kl s-3934. -
Mr.. COLLIER, JU.' S-l569. Free
PAINTfNG, 3SissifssSi PAPERING, lst-class
workmanship; work done inmedi--
atelv MR. POAT, RA. 3-5643 &c
PAINTING CONTRACTOR--Com
cial and residential; satisfactory for
25 years. MR. LAWRENCE. RA
papering. interior. exte-
rlor. For reasonable estimates. call
JU. a-477l or JU. 5-4219. Ill
PAINTIEG-S12 average room; week
emo Jobs a speciality; also plasterirg.
AID. 2-9540. Please call after p. m,
- One rm. or all; top
quality work. prompt estima tes. JE.
2-13S7 any time.
AND DECORATING-In-
terror, exterior: white n, chanics,
good clean workmanship. Free es-
Inmates. DE. 2-l072. -
interior, exterior; rea-
sonable; white mechanic lmmediate
service. MR.. BUNGER, ST. 3-4923.
pAPERrNG-Room 12xl2, s1e, e,a5.
work. Est. MILLER. ~. 7-7s35;
Evening star., 1953-07-31
HELp-MEN AND WOMEN

ASSIST. BOOKKEEPER, for whole
sale lumber co.; bookkeepins expeI.
or course in commercial school de-
sired; tipping. MARTIN WIEGAND.
INC, 603 s. Capitol ST., MA. 81 03.
BEAUTICIAN, hair stylist: must be
AL: salary plus 50eS commission,
paid weekly; vacation with pay; air
P91N PeTs9n q sl,rY esll for inteTysw 4dA "a
Park I'd. NV, HO. 2-2074. .
DENTAL TECHNICIAN. with some
exper. in plate waxing. Apply 10 am.
to l pm. WASHINGTON DENTAL
Co, 1904 L st. NV.
LIFE GUARD-senior Red Cross re-
quired; Immediately, through Labor
Day; $1.25 per hour. XII. S-ss92
OFFICE MANAGER for auto. dealer
ship Al bookkeeper capable of as
Stunning full responsibility for small
eficient office. Must have knowledge
of auto. bookkeeping. For right per-
son, this job offers security and
regular salary increases. Box AK.