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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-10-30


the nation is the central theme
| of Mr.. Paton's COLLIER elias.
| sic this week. Other issues are
deliniated by the author o.
"Cry The Beloved Country
who cites his personal study
and interviews with officials
of the NAACP, the Urbar
League, Jackie Robinson, col
ored war vets, and bombed
cut housing project heroes. M
writer has ever written
greater tribute to the faith
and courage of colored Amer
leans.
FROM AFRICA, the ances-
trail home of the black man
THE CREATOR has produced
this brave white man to send
him abroad to study and teach
evils of race segregation, and
! America and the world the
the need for unity and justice.
1t is like a dream from some
Biblical prophet that was
written on ancient scrolls and
is to-day coming true. Read
and see.
ALAN PATTON who toured
the Deep South, the West
Coast, and most major Amer
lean cities to compile the
greatest sepia study since the
Swedish author Gunner Myr-
dial land bolder and con-
clusive) has achieved a mo-
numentaI case against race
segregation deserving of a
world award. While it was not
possible for Patton to meet
Monroe Trotter, it can be said
that both men arrived at the
same conclusions from differ
emit lands.
POLITICIANS of all faiths
will be shamed by Mr.. Paton's
reference to their neglect of
their prOfessed Christian bro
therhood as regards their at
titudes in housing, employment
and other issues affecting Tan
Yanks. l would strongly re.
commend that every political
candidate throughout the ma
ton carefully study Alan Pa
tons COLLIER conclusions be-
before next Tuesday.
THE PROGRAM of some po-
litical candidates has been in
need of a "refresher course"
for long time. There are
still few of the blunder-
boys who like to tell "colored''
stories, or insist that you elect
item simply because they
know Sam Jones, or attended
one church supper. Mr.. Patton
will give them some adult
thoughts on what Tan Yanks
think and want. 1t doesn't
include a red ba2danna nor
a pat on the head.
GOLFERS magazine has
also given -baitors and
bigOts advice. Patton notes;
In this Century it is the tan
American of all Americans who
clarified the principles on
which the Democracy of Am
erica was based. 1t was he who
kept on reminding America
what kind Of a nation sht
was. 1t was he who used per.
sistently as all free Ameri,
cans should the power o.
law and court. This is what
the GUARDIAN has been say.
ing for over half a century.
THE POLLS next Tuesda!
should be crowded with col
ored Americans Throughout
the land. The Constitution ant
the ballot have given us al
our benefits through the Powe
Of God. No people failing II
work and strive for democrat.
is deserving of CAPABILITIES. TIL
mantle Of first class citizen
ship carries a duty to vote a
the polls We urge everyone tt
vote and to read Alan Patton
reasons why we should.
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MRS. STEWARD

INVITES ALL OF HER
FRIENDS AND PUBLIC, TO
A PAPRTY AT 55S MASS.
AVE, SUNDAY, OCT. 81,
$3.50 TO 1890 PM.
MUSIC INFORMANT TALKS
REFRESHMENTS
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SAL ONSTALL DEMANDS
JUSTICE FOR ALL PEOPLE


To insure equal treatment of all regardless Of race
Geeo or 6ol9 we must return to the u Senate the
racial and religious discrimination and sponsor and
champion of fair employment practices legislation
Speaking Floor of U. S Senate, Senator saionstall
stated II we are to go ahead the greatest nation the
land of opportunity We forward without dis
color, creed" - ''
HIS ACTIONS:
l., Appointed first commission to combat racial and
religious discrimination in 1943 as Governor of
Massachusetts,.
2 Proposed Enforcement Provision in Bill to Pro-
4Iole pSScIiImnatlon in Employment in 1916 as
Is, Il io4 Senator Amendments to S lol' January
8 Co-Sponsored Bill to Prohibit Discrimination in
Employment because of Race Religion, Color or
Ancestry.
8. ia ia T gsn. J. J. i isf
s SS1 Jan 5 58 1881 1881
A. AS Chairman of Armed Services COMMITTEES Ia,
been instrumental in causing greatest progress in
de-segregation and fair practices Of every sort in
Friends have Joined with us in working for +bo o.o1o
ton of Leveret Saltonstal to the S Senate We have
known MIN Tor many years and have the highest admiration
Governor Of Massachusetts, We do not SEEK @ Shd as
lions but only your cooperation in our work
We are located at the Womens League For Community
having you your family and friends come bv ang see w
any time during the day and evening w ~ 10
bring with you the and addresses Of fbe neobsS
so that we may write to them WV ~
REV. M j. MINOR
GEORGE E. DAVIS JAMES r 1Esrrrrp MN
RAYMOND w. JARVIS NORMAN { TiS6NGpS IN ~
ELLA TRENT WALLACE LARKfAN6 FFI1g ITE{y2TTT
GERTRUDE 3. SNIPES ISRAEL L. KING
ORMIEI A. JORDAN BISHOP r r pGvNE
MARY L. GORDON REV PAtrf 4 FRI IT ovr
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-10-30
BOSTON
BAKED

"The emancipation Of a
people does not endanger Ii
Derty."
Alan Patton
WHY VOTE next Tuesday?
There are many reasons. l
would advocate that every
colOred American study some
of the reasons brilliantly writ
ten by the famous South Afri-
can author, Alan Patton, in
his summary of the Tan
Yank's stake in good demo-
cracy. To-day, or Sunday, pick
up the Oct. 20 issue of COL
LLER'S magazine and read
PatOn's classic. / guarantee
you viii vote.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-10-30

will know that the SCTMA is
in the street on that fourth
Sunday. We will be guests,
November 2, Of Editor Steward
for our regular monthly bust
ness meeting, and 1 am sure
the membership will be no.
tilted accordingly.
Do you want a Thanksgiv-
ing Turkey Tor the price Of
one) for only ten centsP See
me. Thank you.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-10-30

COMING Dixie Singers at
Concord Baptist Church. to-
morrow night at 7:30; Dixie
Singers at st. Mark, Sunday,
November 7, at $3.50; Arimae
Burrell in Jordan Hall, Sum
Gay, November IA.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-10-30

4. AS Chairman of Armed Services Committee I,
been instrumental in causing greatest progress
de-segregation and fair practices of every sort
Armed Forces go
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-18
APARTMENfs WANrEn

YOUNG executive couple desires 70
rent beautifully furn. 2-bedrm. ant,
NV; must be fine location; modern
kitchen. Box 436-H. star. lis
MATURE COUPLE desire 1-hedroom.
Kitchen and bath. furnished or un-
furnished. NV. quiet section; avail.
able May 1. Box 95-J. Star.
FURNISHED APT, Silver sprine
area; employed man. sos o month
maximum. Box l73-K. Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-18
COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE
Own Your Own Apt. Home

Every size apt. available in bldgs
operating under the cooperative
plan which we nave proved sue
cessful in d c. fer 33 years, In a.
bldRs.
EFFICIENCY. in-town location. i'm.
med occupancy. in this truly eco
nomtcal apt; price only $1,000
Can be financed with low down pay
ment. Operating cost only S27.70.
NEAR DUPONT CIRcLE-An excel
liy rm.. din. nm, kit, bath, hail
and balcony; only $4,000 on reas.
terms.
SOUTHEAST, . neishborhood Of fine
expensive homes End a beautiful
view; transp at corner; poStv ar
construction; 2 bedrms.. liv. rm, din.
alcovs. kit. bath, closets and lots
Of parking; price. tust $4,000.
HOUSE SIZE-A marvellous 3-expos-
ure apt. home; compl. decorated
and new mod. kit. 3 bedrms., liv.
nm. din. .rm,. pantry, kit and bath;
wonderful closets and lust a block
bus; only SI7,500, on reasonable
terms.
OPPORTUNITR-He Is 4 spacious
walkup apt. that can be bought for
song, PROVIDED buyer agrees to
remodel and redecorate; apt. has
lge. foyer, liv. rm., din. rm.. pantry,
kit, > bedrms.. bath. porch. 3 closets
and south and west exposures;
operating cost, only S3S SO in this
marvelously maintained bldg; apt.
priced at only $4,000. on very low
terms.
THE NORTHUMBERLAND nne
value in spacious house-size apt.
3 bedrms. liv rm.. din. rm., pantry.
kitchen, bath excel. closets and
newly decorated. Price cniy Sl3.500.
on reasonable terms. A lovely spa
cious home, for the money.
EDMUND J. FLYNN co.
Coop. Apt. Authority Since a20i
WASHINGTON Bldg. Ma. 1866.
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

MOVING BY HOUR OR JOE, Iight
and heavy hauling, day or night.
JOHNSON TRANSFER CO., II. 3.
HILLS TRANSFER--Any day or mr.,
small and large tobs; trained men;
long-short bookings; ms. LII 1-9501.
LIGHT HAULING. local moving;
beaches q speciality s. L, MORRIS.
TU. 2-l150 or Ii. 6-2RSe.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country: safe storage In
Phone NO 0 ?aoIo4. eH pN1oN 0s sToR:
AGE CO, INC. Established 1905.
EDELIN, MOVING AND TRANSFER
When moving you want il done
right at reaS. rates. Ii. 3-5047.
FURNITURE STORAGE - REDsKrN
VAN SERVICE, INC. Minimum So
per mo. Cali HO. 2-1223
GENERAL HAULING, day or night.
Reasonable rates. Free estimates.
MOVE ANYTHING, day or night; 81
mr.; and up or by the job. NO.
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving storage.
reas. ia. 9-@937; eyes,. RIA. 3-1416.
20s
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ARL.. ROsSLYN AREA bedrms., Q
ia. 5-7270. 1900 N. Oak st. al
$s3, ARL.-Avail. May 1; bedrm.,
liv. ra.. kit. and hath; mr.. intersec-
ton. Wash. and Arl. blvds.: mr..
Pentagon. Navy Annex. ELM. 3-587S
days: EN-. 3-930S. nights. lie
ARL.-Lovely l-bedrm. apt: couple
or 2 girls. unusually quiet. clean;
10-unit apt. bldg. ! blk. to Hecht's.
Best transp.: $3.50. KE. S-672O.
ARLINGTON = Apartment BUILDING:
Village. school and Arlington blvd;
newly decorated; one becrm. apt.
$50: all utilities included. AID. f.
1857. ia. 1873. --23
ARL.-Mod. duplex; . bedrms.. liv.
rm.. dinette, kh., bath, bsmt.. stor-
age and laundry 4 exposures. 1915
N. Stafford, IA. 1928. -1S
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY and for
May LIST l-bedroom units; $50
Pentason 1 Navy 'Hf Annex 'O LEoYps
APARTMENTS, 500 Tenn. ave, Alex.
Va. OV. 3-095O Us
NORTH Dining. living.
2 bedrooms. attic storage. sarage.
Exhaust fan. large window in kitch-
en-. Built-in bookcases and china
cabinets. Freshly decorated. Entire
ing; 4 exposures. Quiet, cool with
% huge trees shading spacious
fenced grounds. Sidewalk. 2 blocks to
complete shopping center and fire.
quent buses with empty seats. 20
minutes gdn Gr to o doynsown OF PentsgScn.
$65; ARL.-one bedrm.. liv. ,rm..
kit. and bath, in apt. bldg: adults
only: no utils.; mr.. Fort Myer and
Wash. Lee shop: center; days. EN-.
G isS5s; sv sSr EN- SsSos. o2iou
lily rm., din. rm;. kit. dinette and
t tie bath; aJIlo. wills. incl: ss6 mo.
ARL.-Two-bedrm. mod. apis. near
Heeht's; o% on Ransolph st; 500 ana .
ALEXANDRIA, bedrms., exception
slIsels ses, tiled kit; 10 v; cSsp%an +
FOX 9E E aG11S 9E o cdG aSs29 Attras
mod. liv. rm. -bedrm, comb. bath.
kit: 3 exposures; pvt. entr.: utils. :;
S55. 6 mi. north Falls Church, Va.
on Leesburg pike. Daleview 5-S891.
Mr.. CLARENDON SHOP. CENTER, all
Of end. Ar. In brick duplex. pvt. en-
porch in rear S1o Weil-hested for win
ter and well-ventilated for summer.
sSs N. GARFIELD ST.. ARLMGToN.
porch: l ts.' facilities: excel. cond. !:
500 per mo. Call BETHEL. D1.
ARLINGTON. close-in; 1-bedrm. apt,
81 utilities; $3.50 mo. Cali "a.
Alex 1iS w. Town House Apis, Soc
loc.; attrac: decorated: mod. kit,
yenetian blinds. Choice 2nd Ar: r.
iss1 Nv. rm;. 6edrm:. kit, bath
old; elegant cotton broGdloom; per
feet condition; original cost, 81, $50;
will sell for $500: now installed in
luxurious 3-bedroom, 2-bath apart
ment. II suitable carpet buyer would
desire renting apartment, one Of the
gan a. 20 e Ext BE s sssr'9 4sio
III, ssLock -: MxEkm.c.5dep-tsp.
s7s5o; D aRs Ssils. IA. BEG 3
ARLINGToN. vA.-s-rm. apt. pvt.
sntr.,. lovely shaded yard. semibath.
VII axe cnild. IA. 2-3462.
ARLINGTON-Enioy a yard this
apt; 3 min. Pentagon: 2 busiines
May /: S75 incl. utils. ia 7-926S.
Call Monday.
ARLiNGTON-colonial Village area.
Large corner apts.. bedrm.. liv.
closets. beautiful par par ef i,oo rs;
/ blk. bus. shop ctr: 10 minis. Penta-
Eon: adults; SIS. SIS; ia; s-2634.
l blk. 8. Of Wilson blvd. at Rhodes
ARL.-1 -bedrm apt. in top location;
$3.50, incl. all utils: many cows.
RES. MGR. ia. 6-6375.
ARLINGTON-DE Luxe, S77.6O
Roomiest 1-bedrm. apis. See janitor,
1910 N. Courthouse I'd. 10
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COOP. APIS. SALE Gent

2 BEDRM. APT, best neighborhood,
beaut. loc., roomy. lovely lawn on 3
sides, parking: owner leaving city.
reduced for sale or rent. LU. 1-0666.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-18
1901 WYOMING AWE

5th Floor corner apt. with liv. rm..
twin bedrm.,, Cd bedrm. Or din. m,
modern kitchen and bath. unusuaf
closet space: elevator bldg, roof
garden overlooking the city; Can %
down payment. Also smaller apt. on
LIST floor for S6,250. For appt. Ia
inspect inspect call MIR. AIKEN. EN-. 3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-02
SITUATloNS-MEN

ACCOUNTANT, exper.: books started
kept part time; tax. returns. Refs.
lowest rates: prompt JU. a-5407
ACCOMMODATIONS; experienced
public; private taxes: Spare time
tractor: Box led. Star. 3"
APT. MANAGER
With rs yrs. experience as q general
contractor. and partner in a rea
estate business, l am well qualified
to deal with the public. handle labor
and operate your apt efficiently. Cal
MR.: WILSON. Ii. 1884. .
ATTORNEY, naval oficer, soon avail.
able. 35. single. varied BACKGROUND
caRPENTER wishes work; genera
maintenance work: exper: in repair
of old houses. DU. 1880.
CARPENTERS: Va. only. Framing
sdsitiPpi pm reef it, E gs9Ss E'timstes
ali-round plate-ciasp work. Lab
dental once. Box 115-G. Star.
ENGINEER. bldg. supt.. resident mgr
10 yrs. on one job. non-drinker
best Of local refs. RA' s.5es7. Z.
MULTIGRAPH. multilith. mineograpf
and, addressograph operator; alst
mechanical work; experienced. Cal
HUI: 3-S126. w. P. LEITCH. 24Ot
18th st. NV. Apt. BOG. Sc
MEN AVAILABLE for nome cleaning
Jobs: THE SALVATION ARMY
Harbor Light Corps. NE 8-4532.
PART OR FULL TIME POSITION de,
sired: Chinese. age 36, business ex'
perience In U. s. and abroad: me-
knOwledee Of Spanish and German
DE. 2-6l16, A.
MIL. SERV., finished. capable mar
with sec. and acctg. BACKGROUND
desires CHALLENGING. responsible POI
sition; EXCELLENT local refs. Phon'
70. A.elo6. ~
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HELP DOMESTIC

COOK G.H.W.-Live in; S35 wk.
must have references; age 35 to 40
EN-. BETH. a
COOK-Live In: family Of 3; perma-
nent position; $3.50 mo. NO. 7-34 80
COOK G.H.W., refs. SIN. family: live
every other Sun. on. EN-. 3-5lll.
COOK AND GH.w.. 6h-day week;
references required; No phoning
MADAME ROSE. 1907 Conn. ave.
G.Hw.-PLAIN COOK; fond of chill.
dren: stay some nights; local refs.
$40. .Wo. 6-4037 after II noon.
G.H.W. for apt, light cooking, wash
ing and ironing; 5-day week; baby
g SIS l Or IA 2 a nights: Must have refs
G.H.w. Cook. help with small chill
Va; 5ta days. XII. 9-544o. -
G.H.W., 21-45: live in: no cooking
experiences with children; recent
a EMuaEEEfiER COMPANION. with
good references. in nice home. Cal
after 6 pm. RIA. $3.50. =
HOUSEKEEPER-Live in. or sta,
Aoha va Ch. StNoAt ChpA
parents. 2 school children. 5k7 days
S25. Georgetown I'd. N. Bethesda
OIL. 4-2171. Ewes. OIL. 2-30S0. "A
MAID for colored tourist hotel
live on premises, Mon. Tues, Wed
and h-day Thurs; of rest of week
no cooking or laundry; $50 per wk
Apply 403 M st. NV. with recent
references. Do not phone.
MAID and plain cook; no laundry
live IN; 5-day week; $40. OIL. ..
LADY, sleep in: S1s wk.: good home
child care and gen. housework: ref
.LO. 4-53S6. Wheaton, Nd. q
WOMAN white. to take genera
charge Of house, cook; for Q people
no objection l child. Room. boaro
and small salary. Ii. 4-545g.
WOMAN. middle -aged, to take care
of l3-month-old baby: 3 DAYS pei
week. AID. 2-3675 after pm
WOMAN, white. must be pleasant and
fond Of children; care Of girls and
light h.w.: other HELM empl perm
live in. Call before IL noon or after
REsf 'EHt:r MA WoHxN. live In I car,
for home; 2 school-aged daughters
Call B. to 3 pm. ia. 9-66O3.
for 3 children; room and board
$16 per week. Ii. 7-S246.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-02
CLERK-TYPIST
CLERK-TYPIST

CLERK-TYPIST
Above average typins speed and ac-
curacy required. Must have pleasant
personality. must be experienced in
all phases Of general ONCE work such
as filing. tipping. correspondence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-02
HELP-WoMEN

BETHESDA, N.W.-Three capable
women needed at once to take pleas
ant part-time AVON work; no. exper
nee. to earn $50 mo. RE. 7-Sl07
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-02
SITUATIONS MEN Cont

MARRIED MAN, 40, desires Job IN
institution as barber, painting
patching, lay tile flooring: write 4al3
9th st. NV. 2s
C0LORED BOY desires store helper
delivery boz or any other work
d. {. permit. CO. 5-3S30.
COLORED MAN desires work as
eSper.' With refs. csli befor .sel 4
pm. CO. 6-N1O3. "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-02
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS. ALTERATIONS, porches,
jalousie Enclosures: sketches or esti-
mates free: all work guaranteed: NO
money down. SO mos. to pay. SECC
SALES, JU. 5000, day or night
ADDITIONS, repairs and remodeling
no Job too small. SIS minimum
charge; estimates free. Call PAL
AIR DuCTS AND HutMsIDIFIERS in.
stalled; reas.. rates: free estimates
RA. 1920. -
ALTERATIONS. patchwork. plasterine
carpentry. estimates. C. WARD
a3a7 Que st. nv. AID. 2:3678. -
types masonry repairs to walls
flreplaces and chimneys. Reas. rate
on small Jobs. Oh 2-623S. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-02
FARM AND GARDEN

BULLDOZERS for grading. excavat-
ing. land. clearing, Free. estimates.
call UN 1853; nights AP 7-059S.
VERY GOOD, RICH T0PSOIL. for
lawns and greenhouses; very reason
able. 10. S-4933.
GOOD RICH TOP SOIL and COW
manure. MR.; OSCAR BURRIss.
TOP SOIL Especially. finest Patapsco
Valley; big truckloads. 5 yards and
more SIS. order now before big
spring rush. Phone TO. 9-6242. y
LANDSCAPING AND TREE SERVICE
azaleas. FOUSE & Bid, JE. 4.
O646. JE. 2-2S43. JE. 3-0S7S.
AVAILABLE FOR CULTIVATION -
D. c. between Key and Chain
Bridges. For free cultivation in ex-
change for maintenance. Box C,
Star. j
CONTINUED On Next Psge.)
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FUR COATS

FURNlTURE-Beautiful Chinese and
modern furniture for sale. JU.
s-92lS. 125 Apple Grove rd., Silver
Spring, Md a
URNITURE-Studio couch with
cover. $50; typewriter, $50: chair
with hassock. SIS. LU. 2-a699.
FURNITURE SALE-Brand-n bet
ter-grade bedrm.. dining rm., living
rm.. from unclaimed freight and
factory closeouts. etc A great saw
ing for cash LION STORAGE
BLDG, 460 New York ave. NV,
Daily, 1916; Sat. till 4. RE. 7-431O.
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siTUATloNs-DoMEsTIc

CLEANING OR LAUNDRY-Coiored
woman wishes days work for Thurs
days: ref. Phone no. Easel.
GIRL. colored. desires job as mother
helper or g.h,w,, Ii. 3-5634
GIRL desires lob as nursemaid. light
houSework, waitress or stock eirl,
RA, 6-o09l. 3
GIRL. colored. wants light house
cleaning. child care; live in. Du.
GIRL. eolored. desires days work.
GIRL. coiored. reliable. wishes e.h.w..
part or full time job; empl. couple.
Call DE. o-76lS. -
II. s. GRAD. colored. work as wait
reSS, typiSt. child care or domestic;
eXper. refs. IL. 4-20l9.
LADY, colored. wants laundry work
to do in her home. All work exaui-
site; shirts and uniforms included
COLoRED WOMAN desires 3 days Of
domestic work q week: with refs,
CoLoRED WOMAN wants v.h.w.: refs.
Box ll7-D, Star.
COLORED GIRL wants g.h.v.. child
care. refs; ST; 3-5970, .
n; child care refs. Ii: 1854.
work to do in home. Ii. 6-04l5.
coLORED WOMAN desires days work.
Mon. Tues. Wed. or any kind Of
CoLORED GIRL desires Eh.w. OF
child care, live In or out. no. q
b2f7.
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.MlscEL. FOR SALE Goat,

BEDRM. SET, solid oak, / yr.. dble
bed, Beautyrest mattress and springs
dresser and mirror, chair, glass tops
$375. LII. 2-9442 after 9 pm.
BEDRM. SET. mahogany. 18th cen.
fury, spring and Beautyrest mat.
tress; $40. KE. S-6279 after 8 pm
~
BEDROOM SUITE-4-piece walnut,
fine condition.; S75. Also misc. ar
ticles. Call HE. 4-6523. a
BEDS. Twin inner box springs. mat.
tresses. Night table. Like new. Reas
b3ll Conn. ave. NV. KE. 7-1SS1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-02
INSTRUCTION COURSES

CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS.-Machine
exams. card punch. stenog. and type
schedule; special calculating ma
chine, Call Mr.. RICHARDS, 10 a m.
to noon and . TO : pm. AID 2-a55S.
CIVIL SERVICE PREP. SCHOOL,
NEXT PROFESSIONAL BROADCAST
ING CLASS. March 4; good Job for
every graduate. This is 1t. don't miss
It: PATHFINDER. 137 18th st. NV.
Me S-5255. e
LEARN 20 SING in 10 easy lessons.
Satisfaction guaranteed BASIC
SINGING INSTITUTE. 10. 5-07S1.
NEW CLASSES in tipping. shorthand.
bookkeeping, conptometer. PIX
shorthand speed building: reg. i'm
med MA. $3.50. BOYD SCHOOL
cor. G and 18th.
MODERN TRAINING in beauty eui.
ture: all subjects taught Approved
for 81 training Day and evening
classes. WARFLYEN BEAUTY COL
LEGE 1910 G ST NV Dl 7-I7R2
PIX RECEIPT. SCHOOL-Bond Bldg.
est. 20 yrs. Hundreds placed. Age no
handicap. No S40-S50 agency fees
Day and eve. classes. Compare
Phone HI 3-3S24. ST 3-727S
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MEN-PART TIME

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furnished. We train YOU to earn
from $40 to $75. per week for ID
hrs. evenings and Sat. Car White,
2l-35. neat appearance. Apply $40
pm. Tuesday. 923 goth st. NV.
STUDENTS, over Is, part time, eve.
4S psT WF IS. Xxx AEsr1Se ssMSrnnEs
to 5 PM. Room 402. 1405 @ st
YOUNG MAN. under 80, accounting
BACKGROUND preferred. college gradu-
with the public. Splendid oppor-
knoTledssO of financial matters sersuf IN
the tire treasu HsI, once Of = life in
hpp9 Room SSn soo Sic s i4 st.
between Am. and 3 pm. "A
YOUNG MAN. opportunity to learn
casualty insurance underwriting. APP
file clerk and work UP gradually.
See Mrs. Cassidy. HARTFORD AC-
CIDENT AND INDEMNITY CO..
, l0n9 VERMONT ave. NV. -
local branch once. excellent op-
portunity to advance to important
position with lge. national organiza-
ton; Apply NORTHWESTERN Ma
A1ONAA OH WOOQWdTQ blQB. -
RETIRED or. semiretired gentleman.
full or part-time for delivery and
once Must be dependable and
tail IN reply. Box 1910. Star. %
AVAILABLE AT ONCE-Good Raw
leigh business in Madison. Culpepel
or Orange counties. Selling exper-
ienceshelpful but not necessary. Car
.,eeded. Write for particulars. RAW
LEIGHS, Dept. DCC-14-TT. Rich
EsPEoYED MEN-Earn ss5 wkly
Part time. servicing our customers
in your neighborhood No car OF
exper. nee. but must be able to
meet public. MA. S-7357. liza p. m
INVESTMENT COMPANY SALES
OFFER o profitable and dignified ca
reer. You may start on q part
time basis. Elk. 3-2732. =
$75. PER WEEK guaranteed salary.
Statesmen. age 2l-35. to represent
must be neat and personable.
- Interview, 8 PM. Wed.
no. 14th and Monroe SITS. NV.