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HELP-MEN Cont

SALESMAN. age 4O-55 preferred
territory. Must Be U unemployed st t no
sidelines: established accounts lucra-
tive: very high class. Its American
standard nationally known super
guaranteed electrical products. APP
Y "A D5s0 T6 Gy % H aSs ie sssns
SALESMAN-For mems furnishings
store. Exper. preferred but not
necessary. Excel. earnings, perma-
nent position. Wonderful epportu-
nifty. Apply Mr.. Munaker. NATIONAL
SHIRT SHOP. 942 F st. NV. --26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. position for
sn .snr Rsossa. oS SoSas
candy and varied sundry lines to
tory: NV. washington. Applicant
must have car. sales experience, and
sil5nsns s g srS SSEs DAP ei6AR Rf'sE
TOBACCO CO., IL Eye ct. ne;
sALESMAN-SALES MANAGER--Sal.
airy and commission; wholesale
products sold to local retail stores.
Box 395-G, Star
SALESMAN, nurseryman. married.
between 30 and 40 years. with ex-
stock; must have ear. Draw against
earned commission. See CHARLES
BURTON. $3.50 Aver rd., Hyattsville,
Mo-. 7:30 to 9 Am. Us
SALESMAN-LIQUOR
Willing worker with initiative who
is energetic, aggressive: exper. not
necessary for large retail Arm. Ad-
yancement commensurate with abil-
ity. perm. career with good salary.
Employe benefits. CENTRAL. SIS
9th st. NV. Do not phone. -27
statesmen, used cars. Here's an op-
portunity to earn good money. PLENTY
OF floor time and management help.
Franchized Ford dealer. You can sub
stitute youth and energy for expert
ence- Drop me q card. will contact
you with full details. Box 112-E, Star.
81
eALESMEN WaShiugton'S Largest
Surplus Goods Store has opening for
statesmen. Pleasant working condi-
tons, good salary. Apply Mr.. Silver
man. SURPLUS SALES CO.. a25
Penna. ave. NV. 20
statesmen. s.. u00-up class career
opportunity for right man; appoint
ment selling only; draw against
earned comm. Phone RE. 1881 for
executive interview Us
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TYPIST
TEMPORARY

Experienced, white, for several weeks
work typing letters; possibility of
permanence II desired; good condi-
ditions.
HO. 2-2476
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PASTERNAK
1919 Conn. Ave.

SECRETARY 10 assist trade asso-
citation editor, Be able to take
shorthand and type accurately:
YOUNG; working conditions espe-
ciafly pleasant and the salary Is
toned once conveniently located
downtown: Ma. s-s634. "a
fast typist. temporary,
several months or longer, salary
approx. $3.50 mo. Box Bose. Star
to physician. above 25;
part time. Box Gallo. Star. go
SECRETARY---Lesal experience help
full but not necessary. Takonia
Park area. RIA. 3-2270 for inter-
temporary. fast, accu-
rate. part or full time: suitable for
housewives; avail. 90 days per week
or Govt workers waiting assign
required for national
publication, under 80; 5-day wk. j:
vacation. insurance. disqualification
and other company benefits: good
starting salary. advancement. Call
MR. nONNEIIY m KIO1A oS
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IsITUATIoNs-MEN & WOMEN
siTuATloNs-DoMEsTIc

EXPER. COLORED MAN AND WIFE
would like janitor job. or work OF
any kind. DE. 2-5912.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

RADIO AND Tv REPAIR: eve. classes;
- weekly: non-segregated. TELE-
VISION INSTITUTE. Ma s-4630
LEARN TO SING In 10 easy lessons.
Satisfaction guaranteed. BASIC
SINGING INSTITUTE, 10. 6-07SI.
RECEPTIONIST PBX-Course . and
4 wkS.. in i real school, est. 80 yrs
excel positions Miss Page. Ma. e.
234o BOYD SCHOOL. cor. G and
18th. Inquire now.
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS.-Machine
exams. card punch, stenog. and type
schedule: special calculating ma
10 noon and M 4 10 m AZ a ~
CIVIL SERVICE PREP. SCHOOL,
33!3 14th ST. NV.
LEARN TO DANCE in your own home.
Fox trot, j!tterbuR, waltz. rhumba,
tango. samba. rambo, polka $3.50
an hr. for | or . persons. Elk. B.
okAn: R.3I-1 20 D N nKs
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HELP-woMEN tcsns. }

FOUNTAIN GIRL, exuer.: sood hours
uniforms furn. Apply In person
cHAsTLEroN PHARMACY. 18th
and r NV. IL
FOUNTAIN GIRL. exper.. local refs.
no sun; work; Apply In person,
St. NV. DO NOT PHONE. ga
HOUSEKEEPER. white, general house
Complete CONF u CHARGE Of home In nesrS 6;
Va. Must be fond OF children, age,
Ia and 3 years. Only those de.
string permanent position and nice
home need apply. Automatic
washer and ironer. Every Other
Sat. afternoon and Sun Oh; $50 wk
SI.z 1ss:, eosEne q, IS .:.:
perm, pos. future advancement, rel
Mrs. Thomas, RE. 1850. IS
INVOICE CLERK-TYPISI. Attr. open
ing for exper. typist. accurate with
figures. to type and check invoices
SAINT ofices 5-day wk. Call WALKER
OFFICE CLERK. Is to 80, interested
IN future with large uto-accessory
chain; must be dependable; Sa-da,
WEN, Soou sdlbTy. Apply between
am. and 6 pm. WESTERN AUTO
SUPPLY GO, 923 18th st. NV. Nc
j phane calls -24
PIANIST. singing entertainer. mar
Or Woman, for restaurant. Phone
co o-9S10. "a
Real Estate SaleSWornan
Four. with or without experience
needed Immediately. We train you
II you are over 81. enthusiastic and
want. to make money, call Mrs
YoiRt. HE. 4-62a4. cox a. CO.
UN. 4-1526.
RECEPTIONIST- SECRETARY-Do Doc.
tors once; part time, afternoons
and Saturday mornings; typing and
shorthand necessary. Elk. 1884.
REGISTERED NURSE. white, to work
IN doctors ONCE. Ii. $4,000. as
SALESGIRLS. experienced pref. Ap-
p at S. s. KRESGE CO.. $3.50
Conn. ave. NV -c4
SALESLADIES. experience essential
ready-to-wear and millinery, steady
position. excellent opportunities
salary $50 per wk. Apply 101S
CONN. AVE. FL
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FUkN., 5-pc. wal. bedrm. set, spring
and matt, $42.50; maple sofa and
chair, S2s; din. table, 4 chairs. STA:
tea wagon, $l2.60. tn. 2-03g1.
FuRN.-selling for storage costs con.
tents Of 2-bedrm. apt. Spinet piano,
refgr.. Ty radio. rugs. etc: GOOD
cond. RIGHT-WAY MOVERS, S3S
9Th st. NV. 10 2-3330. -2S
FURN.-Rug Sx10. Broadloom fauna
with pad; fireplace set; maple cheat:
full size maple bed with box spririss
ans innerspring mattress; card
tables: all in excel. cond. Cali IA
$4,000. 1871 N. Taylor st.. Airing.
FURN.-Love seat. 2 matching chairs.
walnut, excel. cond.. best ofer. ,Ov.
CABBAGE DISPOSAL. new, sss: also,
eolf clubs. $50. Apply 3035 Mass.
ave. Sc. after 8 pm. ~
PEERLESS SALES CO.. 1887 Georfia
ave. DE. 2.5566
GAS RANGES. new. used: repairs. OIL.
coal: wood ranges. ACME STOVE.
lOll 9TH NV. MA. 8-S952.
GAS RANGES-Leading brands. ex-
eel. trades, free installations by our
mechanics. nothing down. SO months
to pay. X. g. w. PLUMBING CO..
644 H St ne IL R-31RR
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CHARGE
AUTHORIZER
PERMANENT POSITION
5-DAY WEEK
VIM. HAHN & co.
9TH AND X SITS. NV.

While U-wait valet shop.
clean. busy Anacostia shop. 313 Pa
CLERK-BooKKEEPER for retail
package liquor store; typist; ex.
perienced in payroll and bank de-
post. CLARK's. 703 14th st. NV
CLERK-TYPIsT. under 35. II YOU
are dependable and would like ar
interesting position. We would like
to talk to YOU. Typing speed not i'm
portant: hours, $50 to 4:45; 5-day
Uk. Apply RIM. 400. personnel ONCE
EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE CO.
SIG l4th ST NV, "a
CLERK. for insurance once.
Permanent position; S45 per week
to start. Apply 500 Columbian Bldg.
416 18th ST. NV. II
CLERK-TYPIST for policy dept. Of
insurance CO. Must be accurate
with figures 5-day wk.. salary. S4i
tG start. Apply 23i Dupont Circle
Bldg, 1916 Conn. ave. nv. Il
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES receivable
dept. good nay, disqualification ano
Surgical benefits: Aforementioned OF.
nee. For interview. call at AMERI-
CAN MERCURY INSURANCE CO.
1920 Conn. ave. between $3.50 m
ana 40 D.r1l I'd
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SITUATIONS WOMEN lcont.

EFFICIENT TYPIsT go w.p.m3 de-
sires work for 3 months in ONCE
or at home. IA. S-4620. 26s
COEORED GIRLS 90. ages is, 90
and %. desire steady work. Ii. A.
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CAMERA, contax liza: eonnar r IS
lens; perfectly new. S270. EN-.
~ 2,,T076, I'LL am. 3.9 pm. 26s
COUCH. studio. maple bed, spring
z chairs. washing machine. 20.
DAVENPORT and matching chair:
upholstered; $50 or best oder. OV.
DEEP FREEZE. Cold Spot, o. U Gu. r..
'52 model. like new. 5000. Cali JU.
Def FREEZE. D UPRIGHT. II e,SS,c
foot: new. IA. S-915I. .
have 8 new 42x2O mod =
ern knee-hole lined oak desks that
we want to close out at our cost
Of $3.50. They are top quality
Ard St NV Ex s s-sae4 eoN' 4l4
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IMMIGRANTS

Little knowledge Of English and car
Qualities you for an opportunity to
make a career with Nation wide
Ing. Regular promotions to mana
gerial positions. Lifetime job. the
average earnings of my men is well
over $500 q month. For interview
call ANDRE, 8 to IL am. Ii. s.
6316 -o5
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PLUMBING

Modern bathrooms. kitchens, gas
boilers, water heaters installed. No
down payment: low monthly pay
ments, We do complete lob. SHA--
PRO PLUMBING co. once and
81 nOD
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500 PER WEEK

500 PER WEEK
statesmen t6). ace 2I-35, to repre-.
sent the Becker Advertising Agency
Must be neat and personable
INTERVIEW WEDNESDAY
AND THURSDAY NIGHT,
8 PM, 1410 MONROE
ST. NV.
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HELP---MEk
LII. 1886

Call number above between 10 am
and l pm. II interested in part OF
full time employment, White. with
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SECRETARY

Pleasant 3-girl national once. re-
Guires alert. ambitious: qualified girl.
typiSt and reasonable steno. ability,
who likes figures, wants permanent
emplor ment In supervisory capacity,
Salary open. Call RE. 1890.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-24

YOUNG MAN, under So. accounting
background preferred, college gradu-
ate or some college training. Must
VI With sOf he TO D @ss ans esa 'a sppor
knowledge of financial matters in
the treasurer ONCE OF, life in
surance company, Salary open
Apply Room 300. $40 l4th st. NV.
between o am. and 3 pm. --:6
YOUNG MAN to work in real estate
ONCE. must have high school educa-
ton and car. prefer Montgomery
County man; salary with good chance
of advancement. Apply Mr.. THOMP-
SON. s16 Ellsworth dr.. Silver
RETIRED MEN from Govt. pvt. in.
dustry or services; opportunity ia
add to your income by selling. Part
time; This may lead to social security
CO. Ii. $4,000.
PART-TIME HELP-Md. and Va. to
represent Hercules Fence Co. )
evenings and Saturday. S35 month
guaranteed after, = weeks training
Md. residents call AP. 1880; Va,
ia. s-o44s. between and 8 Friday.
7 YOUNG MEN. 1890. free to travel
Southern States with group assist
Ing manager for circulation sales co
NO experience necessary. We Tram
you Must be ambitious and neat
Average earnings 500 per week
TRANSPORTATION furnished. expenses
advanced. For information. see MR.
YOST. 49l1 18th st. NV. 10 am
to = pm only 20"
MEN-Earn $25 wkly.
Part time. servicing our customers
in your neishborhood No car or
eXper nee. but must be able to
meet public. MA. S-1357, lib pm.
to inactive duty? The
MARSH PLANNING g. INVEST
MENT CO. has a career opportunity
for qualified applicant. Elk. 3-2132.
--25
DESIRE A JOB with a future?-
Wonderful opport. for man willing
to start as file clerk and leading to
q position in the underwriting field /:
age 20-25; must be high school
graduate with above-average intelli-
Rence. Apply to $50 Woodward
Bldg. 18th and H SITS. NV. -
WANTED AT ONCE-Rawleigh deal
er in Frederick, FauQuier or Rap
pahannock Counties. Write Raw
leish's Dept. DCB-l4-R, Richmond,
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BABY CRIB AND
CARRIAGE SALE

All nationally adv brands. Save UP
to 40eo cash and carry.
F1lll-size cribs. from $l4 95
inner. Wetproof matt, from Sn5
Folding carriages, from 1876
Fall-Size play pens. from - 1.95
Folding strollers, from ~ %
Bathinette special 1925
NATIONAL BABY SHOP, "461 18th
ST: nv OPpOSiTE AMBASSAp0R
NIGHTS TILL Q HI. 3-S2S9. --s.6
BATHTCBS, oasIns toilets, pipe.
BLOCKS. INC. l146 Lee HWY near
BEDS-Box springs and mattress. on
legs, S25: / used bed and mattress.
S14. Beth very clean. Nj. 9-46i1
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PENTHOUSE MODERN
WAREHOUSE
3135 v ST NE

on 1900 block of BladensburR I'd.
Ne. o. Hot shoppe. Open daily,
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

remodeling: all types
quick service; reasonable prices. Let
us give you a price on that small
JOB. SNYDER CONTRACTING Co,
ALTERATIONS. porches.
Jalousie Enclosures; sketches or esti-
mates free: all work guaranteed no
money down 80 mos to pay SECO
SALES. JU 5000 day or night
AIR DUCTS AND HUMIDIFIERS in
stalled: reas. rates; free estimates
after q pm, RA. :i-1@20. 81
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BEDS GOVT SURPLU,

oGAO NV AL AOO
Sinele maple beds with steel coli
spring and mattress. S"3.95 com
plete; 39-in. width Hollywood oeds
with new cotton mattress, s. %;
Army double bunk beds 1880
mattresses eXtral: solid maple 4
drawer chest, S21.95: 36-in. width
Army steel folding cots. So IS N.
FRANK d SON. Ala 3rd st. NV.
Elk $685.
BEDRM. GROUP. blond mahog,, used
only | year: bedboard with > single
beds, " chests tsingly or as Mr..
and MRS.. long mirror, same wood
frame. fits over . chests, and night
table with drawer. All for $500
or singly. beds. $50; chests. $50 ca. 4;
mirror. S.5; nieht table, $50. ia.
1880, Apt. 3l", ewes. and week
BEDROOM SUITE. lovely maple. built
IN desk. diversified bed To colored
couple only. ia. S-010a. ~
BED SPRING. pair Simmons. twin
coil-type perfect cond. IS pair
Call IA. .-1"4a,
BICYCLE. girls, excel cond.; a real
buy. S35. ia. S-l5i4. Call after
BuLLDozERs ca. Tho. 1nterna
tional; $1,000 each. 10. "-9239
rs
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STENOGRAPHER

Must be experienced: permanent
position; 6-dRy week: good salary
many employe BENEFITS.
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SALES TR AIMEE

3 openings for neat, inteiliEent. we'll
educated. ambitious men. 80 to IS.
Permanent. local S5.2nG up plus
company benefits. Call NE. S-2336
fer personal interview. Apply only
II available at once. IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-16
Bradbury Heights Group
Sympathetic 10 Suit

The Bradbury Heights Citi-
zens' Association last night ex-
pressed sympathy with the court
action taken by the Federation
Of Citizens Associations to delay
integration in public schools.
At the same time, however,
the group advised the Fedora
ton of it's inability to lend fl
nancial support because OF a
depleted treasury.
Other resolutions passed by
the association: Endorsed Dis
trict firemen in their refusal
to accept indignation in the de-
partment.
Requested additional street
lighting on Alabama avenue be-
tween H street and Bowen road
Sc.
The meeting, conducted by
S. G. Marzzella, president, was
held in the Bradbury Heights
Methodist Church, 1900 Bowen
road Sc.
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Friendship Citizen Group
Elects Robert Riordon

Robert c. Riordon was elected
president of the Friendship Cit
liens Association last night, as
the group resumed its monthly
meetings.
Mr.. Riordon, who lives at 1871
Harrison street, NV, is en-
ployed by the Patent Office.
Under the new president, the
group revived a motion opposing
the transfer of a retail liquor
license to sos Wisconsin avenue
NV. and will ask the Alcoholic
Beverage Control Board to deny
the request now before the board.
The group met in Janney
School, Wisconsin avenue and
Albemarle street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-16
/ Fort Dupont Hills
Citizens Association
| Elects Samuel Harris

The newly organized Fort
Dupont Hills Citizens Associa-
ton last night held its second
meeting. drawing $50 citizens
intent on maintaining and i'm
proving the welfare of their
community.
Samuel Harris, officially elect
ed president last night, said the
new group will join the Fedora
ton of Citizens Associations as
soon as possible.
Mr.. Harris pointed out that
the association already has sue
ceeded in getting school officials
to reduce the size Of the extended
boundaries for the Davis Ele-
mentary School. The boundary
changes were made in connec-
ton with racial indignation.
Other officers Of the new as
ISOLATION are John j. Wilkinson
and Richard Blake, vice presi-
dents; Mrs. Toni Pearson, re-
cording secretary: William Free
burn, correspondence secretary,
and Edward Bolish, treasurer.
The meeting was held in Our
Lady of Peace School cafeteria,
3470 Ely place Sc.
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Business Group Halls
Bribery Charge Arrests

The Federation of Business
Mems Associations last night
hailed the Metropolitan Police
Department and the Office of the
United States Attorney for their
fine performance of duty" in
connection with the arrests of
police officers and alleged gam
blers, who have been charged
with bribery.
The federation also reaffirmed
its stand against imposition of
various taxes levied in the Dis
trict since 1947.
The meeting was conducted by
John F. Donohoe, president, and
held in the American Security
and Trust Co.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1954-11-01
Trade Mission
Honored In
San Francisco

San Francisco, September II,
1954-The Philippine Chamber of
Commerce of San Francisco gave
a Cocktail-Dinner on Saturday at
the home of its President, Capt.
Mariana S. Suit, in honor of the
Trade Mission from the Philip
pines, headed by Senator Jose P.
Laurel. Members of the Mission
present at this affair were Sem
ator Laurel and his charming
daughters, Congressman and Mrs.
Diosdado Macapagal, Congress-
man Eulogio Rodriguez, Jr. Min
lister Cesar q. Lanuza, Mr.. Mon
tano Tejam, Mr.. and Mrs. M. Fee
lizardo, Congressman Godofredo
Ramos and Ambassador Pedro
Sabido. Among the guests pres
ent were Brigadier General and
Mrs. William J. Deyo, Jr., Colonel
and Mrs. c. p. Westpheling, Col
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1954-11-01
BREvITIES

Mrs. Evelyn Smith of Washing
ton, D. C. is spending a month va
ton with her sister Mrs. John vi
cente Mrs. John Vicente was
honored by friends at a surprise
birthday party :. /. she was the
recipient of many lovely gifts
The Auburn community rejoices
at the speedy recovery of one of
the frieIdiiest people in the COM
munity, r.. QuismOndO, who was
injured on trip to Yakima
Eddie La Rosa of Auburn is pa
tent at the Northern Pacific Hos
pital at Tacoma f.. Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Guerrero have recently NOV
ed into their new home at Au-
)urn 'lots of luck, kids {.
Jerry Nina and Joe Baguio met
with an accident en- route to Port
land while delivering produce -.
minor damage was reported 3. i.
Mrs. Paul Gonzales was honored
by her many friends with sur
prise birthday party at her home
many lovely gifts were re-
ceived
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1954-11-01

onel and Mrs. Wilbur NJ. Wilbur
NJ. Gage, Jr, Captain and Mrs.
Melvin H. Mccoy GUS. Navy,
Captain and Mrs. Dickinson, (U.
S. Navy, Colonel Jesus Villamor,
Colonel Jose Olivares, Colonel and
Mrs. Rafael Garcia, Colonel and
Mrs. Melecio M. Santos, Consul
General Nicanor A. Roxas, Con-
sui Renato A. Urquiola, Mr. Ru-
ben Alvarez, Mr.. Felipe LAMBDA
gan and Mr. Nick Tomas. The
members of the Chamber of Com
merce attending were Capt. Mar
ciana S. Suit, Miss Maxine Con-
ong, Mr.. and Mrs. Modesto B.
Buenviaje, Mr.. Jose Martinez, Mr..
Jose G. Vazques, Mr.. Leonardo
Gaskel, Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmy Cal
loway, Mr.. and Mrs. James B. Jen-
sen. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. F.. b.
badilla, Mr.. and Mrs. Roberta
Martiers, Mr.. Rufino Ancheta
and daughters, Mr.. Juan M. Du-
lay, Mr.. and Mrs. Celestino T. AL
fafara, Mr.. Antonio Bayot and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jose Figueras.
Other guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
/. P. Soliongco from Manila.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1954-11-01

The Philippine Chamber of
Commerce of San Francisco was
represented by a big delegation of
its members at the International
Airport when Senator Laurel ar
rived in San Francisco on Thurs
day, September 8, with placards
welcoming the Senator and his
party.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1954-11-01

Don't blame us. We voted.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1954-11-01

fSTANI
RrTLE,
Fivals in
Pter) W,
|sul Hort
Pie Phil
Fiaittee ,
4 and 70
PES who
y at a
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-16

time he's strictly a balladeer and
how that boy can sell his wares,
Titles are ALONE TOO LONG
and IT HAPPENS TO BE NE
(CapitoD.
But not forgetting La Kit. Al
though she has not been in the
national limelight long enough to
really tell whether here Is Just
talent" or approaches genius"
she Is rapidly making strides
which win lift her to the higher
classification. Hers Is popularity
now, at it's highest. Her latest
are SOMEBODY BAD STOLE DE
WEDDING BELL and LOVING
SPREE. The Wedding Bell' side
is having stiff competition what
with her Nibbs, Georgia Gibbs
version and Great Lady" Ella
FtZ doing her most enchanting
Calypso-isms. The Gibbs side IL
backed by BAUBLES, BANGLES
AND BEADS, from "Kismet"
Mercury and La FitE has MEL
ANCHoLY ME CDecca,.
A Satchmo pair always draws a
crowd, especially II they happen
TO be Reissues. This disc pairs q
couple Of unforgettable Armstrong
waxings, RoCKIN CHAIR and
SAVE TT PRETTY MAMA, with
Jack Teagarden blending his voice
with that Of Louis. and the Satch
snatching up his favorite sidekick.
the trumpet, for some interesting
horn work. These sides were cut
at a 1913 jazz meet (Victor).
The newest Ravens item, which
stars Jimmy Ricks, Is another one
for your collection. Jimmy. with
the other fellows in the rear, Is a
gem TO hear when he's soloing and
the sides, GOING HOME and THE
LONESOME ROAD, are no excep-
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IL really a must" for collectors.
since II u Luneefordism at its
best.
Numbered among the collec-
ton are the veritAhle standouts
by the old Lunceford gang OF
white Heat JaEEnOcraCy, swing
ing Uptown and breakfast Bali
II was items such as these which
had such q profound effect upon
the swing era. and II took Lunce-
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ford and his crew 20 come up with
the formula OF power and prccl-
sion that 30 adequately eloakOd
these waxings, And. Of course. Il
must be that we mention by sly
Oliver. mAinstay with the ork who
was responsible for these tight ar
rangementa.
Included among the other nine
In this grouping are samples Of
the Rex Stewart and ork (he'a q
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RATING TIE

It's a double-stArred perform
ance for Holmes for he has an
other album, In q vastly different
strain, entitled Street of
Dreams." On this collection Of
mood music, Holmes conducts the
MGM Strings and has Mary
Maye's assistance on vocal Tunes
in this group are STREET OF
DREAMS, SOFT LIGHTS AND
SWEET MUSIC, OCTOBER
TWILIGHT. CAN THIS BE
LOVE, WILLOW WEEP FOR
ME, EAST OF THE SUN. ILL
WIND, LULLABY OF THE
LEAVES, DREAM. LOU MUST
HAVE BEEN IN LOVE BEFORE
CMGM).
Other choice bits in albums in
clude the Louis Armstrong King
divers Creole Jazz Band, with a
collection Of performances from
the old Genner label OF the early
'20's (Riverside); the Billy Eek
slime midget album, Il Apologize"
and the second midget half OF
"Artie Shaw Plays Cole Porter"
both (MGM).
Selected Among Singles
Noted recently: Difference be-
tween Eartha Kilt and Nat King"
Cole is the same as that between
talent and genius" Got to go a.
long with that. although both Of
them are tops in this corner
Check back over the years that
the merry Of soul' has been on
the scene and each year with at
least one topper in the tune mar
ket. That takes genius His latest
pairing are good examples. This