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Flagstone and Stone


WORK
Porches, patios retaining walls tile
drainage. Also waterproofng.
ANGELO MARCUCCIO, JU. 9-1769.
FLOORs-Old and new sanded nm
ished Resilient and linoleum hoors
installed by experts. FREE estimates.
LONG g. LONG, RA. 3-3924. "a
FLOORS SANDED, expert work: SO
3. p G.. uDi Md tIee vs s' MERR1LLs ERR. SEW
ICE. ST. $3.50. JU. 5-4932. eyes,
FLooRs-New and old floors sanded
and finished; new floors furn: and
bey s irn sna nssDsd ssphs sna MTR6 S5
sesiIg. s911TA eves rI0oRs: 20 s.:sas4 NC, ,-es "a
FLOOR SANDING and refinishing,
work guaranteed. For free estimates.
call FORD'S FLOOR CO., JU. g.
FURNACES, heaters, ranges repaired.
GENGRa sT2yE 1qn5 HOUSE 81 GEE1N nE HA sand
ing. WAXING, painting. ETC.. low rates.
PAINTING@1nterlor All l;iSoo; and exterior
lst.elass, @ work. , p By yaas, wh,5s mechsaaic'
pESrfNG ETss fsstnafss fsrRk 4 Ssa2NsSS Sasa2NSNo: re-
Ms las'F eibEso1s neiss ms'h Du 0Fs3ss Isass 'sr'
PAINTING. int. and ext; free esti..
PxiNTISG. PAPERiNG. waterproof
for EST no 9-4771. JU. 5-421e.
PAINTING AND PAPERING, 20 yrs.
sstistaetisn etin GUARANTEED, any time.
pafNiTiSG, III riISsso' pApERNG-rirst-ciass
diately MR. poAT, RIA. s-bs43.;
PAINTING. interior and exterior, 80
yrs. OF satisfied customers. do own
RE. 5-5467. After 8. LU. 2-52sSs;
FaSi est ANY size PsDI5nta iob WRite 'T mechanics
90 yrs exper. HUFF, IA. 5-295o.
PAINTING, interior. exterior, roof
coating; white; do own work. Ii.
PAINTING PAPERING
Carpentry. Call RA. 6-a703.
PAPER NOW-LOW PRTCES-A-1
work Newest samples Interior
paintins. Free estimates JU s.
PAPER HANGING. 50 per room Up:
1854 Sunfast washable paper; work
guar. RA. 3-7393 or Ju. 9-760S.
'PAPERFANGING"
Good Work. Prompt Service
A. T. GEORGE. D1. 7-0106
PLASTERINCI REPAIRS. old and new
work. large and mall Jobs. Reas
White mech. Work guar. JU. 9-4l54
-27
PLASTERlNG. 1st-class work. by
white cechnician, tree estimate. Call
Mr. BOWMAN, WO. 6-S77S. -27
ROOFING. all type; cutters. spouts
Carpentry and painting. A. D.
THOMAS. WA. 1882.
STEAM CLEANING, portable service
with hzEaprfsssafs pafssa vsess,,s sses% eleans %
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PART-TIME HOSTESS

Small dining room in exclusive
hours s pm. to 10 pm. Cali MRS
PHILLIPS, OIL. 4-4655.
COLORED LADY, reliable, to work in
cafe, days week. of on Sunday.
No phone. 1853 c st. s.e.
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HO. 2-5805
CLERKS

CLEHhO
Interesting openings for ambitious
young women, 5-day, 40-hour week.
Discount and many company bene-
fits.
APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
THE HECHT co.
SERVICE BLDG.
1401 N. Y. AVE. NE.
CLERK for large established
firm; good tipping speed necessary,
dictaphone experience helpful; pleas
ant working conditions. many COM
pany benefits; 371a-hour week. $40
4:45. Apply personnel ofice' 3rd
CLERK-TYPIST with auto experience
wanted by leading dealer: SALARY
ability. Permanent position with
many important benefits. includine
nee insurance policy. Write Box
cfERK' IasK' : S1ap1r TYp1sr for Jewish 7Ia non.
profit organization: experience not
necessary: Call co. $3.50, Ext. 8
partment. Must be experienced. good
typist: 5-day. 40-hour week. No Sat.
Apply 1905 H st. NV.
CLERK-TYPIST, principal Job will be
to operate phone switchboard, we will
train you for this; must be able to
type and file. This is permanent
lob. Vacation and. holidays with
pay Call Mr; Combs for appoint
soooo ~ Wilson blvd. Arl,. Va. IA
CLFRK-STENO.. under 35: gen. once
area. Call TIA. 9-2553. "a
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BICYCLES

BICYCLES
Now Ii the time to pick out that bike
and Use our lay-away plan for
Christmas. 200 bicycles on display.
We specialize in repair work on all
bicycles and tricycles. COLLEGE
PARK CYCLE AND SPORT SHOP,
SOLO Berwyn rd.. TO. 9-5SS0. --26
BOOKCASES: a3s,E sI;s ssctional; 4; sl lsaths.
table, oval maple table, maple secy.,
maple goe, dinette set. 4 chairs. Ii
BONDSTONE, the very best costs nc
more. tombstone can be applied te
any surface, never needs painting
Roofing and siding is our business
Free estimates; years to pay
Johns-Msrsville certified dealer
Phone IL. 4-6I33, or write CAPI-
TOL CONTRACTING Co, -4S19 Be-
thesda ave-. Bethesda. Md.
BRICKS-l or a million: cinder.
blocks. TIE and mortar. Open Sat
urday. 400 jefferson Davis hwy.
Arl. or MA. S-5SS5.
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FURNITURE

USED, IN EXCELLENT CONDITION
Sofas, S14.95 up; lounge chairs. $40
SIS; end tables, S4.95: foor lamps
So; table LAMPS, $2.9S; night
stands, s.: scatter rugs, $2.8S
FURNITURE TRADING MART, 215
King ST.. Alex, Va, XII. $4,000.
WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE
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CLERK-TYPIST
CREDIT CLERK

For permanent position ins large
jewelry rtore. Experience desirable
but not necessary: good starting sal
company benefits. Apply in person
to Mr.. Winstead. BATES JEW
EI.ERS, 9th and F stS. NV. -23
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BANK TELLER
PART TIME

b. c. bank has several openings for
experienced tellers,. 1880 to $3.50.
expereience and phone number to
0ox 333-x. Star. -27
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CLERK

20 to 35 yrs. old: white: high school
Ngraduate: for billing and posting;
must have good handwriting: be
accurate with figures and have ability
for detailed work; 5-day, 4O-hr
week; vacation and sick leave; op-
portunity for advancement. Call
personnel dept.
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lRrpAlRs AND SERVICE tceas.,

fiagstone. terraces,
walks. brick or block retaining walls,
ehtmneys, freplaces, ell kinds Of
cement work: pipe drainage. r.
MARCUCCIO, P0. 2-35S6.
STONE, FLA0SToNE, CEMENT
Walls. patios, steps, etc. Call JERRY,
LU. l-4756.
Tv REPAIRS-Free estimates, day OF
night service; reaS. rates; ell work,
parts, labor guar: I ": WE ALSO
SPECIALIZE m MUNT1 IN d. c..
Md. VA. IA. 9-7992.
WATERPROOFING and painting, in.
terinR; white mech. IA. 2-4414.
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sTENoIYPE MACHINE SHORTHAND
10000 words per min. free stenotype
machine. TEMPLE SCHL. Ma. s-325S
NEW CLASSES NOW STARTING. In.
quire MA. S-2340. Typing. short
hand, bookkeeping. eomptometer, jr
acct. tEst 80 yrs.i BOYD SCHOOL.
corner q and 18th.
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ATTENTION

COLLECTION AND CONTACT MEN
We have an opening for CD expert
car and maintenance furnished;
good opportunity for qualified ap-
plicant; outline ability and experi-
ence in first letter to Box 261-A
GfoP IA
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lDrive-In Warehouse Sale! +!
pEsEs IocknRs RsllEs kAEbEx TbExEs vfsHsI fcHs1Rs
| SUPPLY CABINETS. CARDNEERs
| CHECKWRITERS, LAMPS,
A 10-DAY SALE
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HELP--WoAAEN
Laundry store Clerk

We have q permanent position in our
store, located ct 201 West Broad st.,
Falls Church. Va. This Is good
opportunity for o resident Of the
rs1 s1s & CnafSn area; a vaeaslSn naSn, VIII VII
ploye dement's. Apply
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$500 Wis. Ave. NV.
ACCOUNTING CLERKS

Experienced or inexperienced: age.
1929; filing, manual bookkeeping
and figure work. occasional typing;
6-day. wk.; hrs, 9-5: regular <pay
and retirement benefits. Call MA.
10000. Ext. 2S6. for appointment.
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rs. TRAVEL CALF.
MARRIED MAN

For responsible sales position with
large national distributing organi-
1atfon; neat appearance: no invest
ment; car essential If you are
available Immediately, see employ.
ment manager, 10 am. to IL noon
1903 Duke st., Alex.
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OFFICE FURNISHINGS

NEW CONDITION
Two Royal elec. typewriters. custom
made, Microtype long carriage !;
additional mechanical typewriter;
wire recorder; l top-grade execu.
tive desk; / secretary's desk and
chair; 2 steel filing cabinets and
additional items. Desks and chairs
less than 1 yr. old. All items less
than 3 yrs. old VIII sell at real
sacrlnce. Call OF. 1886. ga
OFFICE FITRNTTTTPE
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BATHTUBS. built. IN, $40. Basins
toilets, pipe. BLOCKS. INC;
4610 Baltimore Ave. WA. 7-5501
l746 Lee Hwy. IA. $500
BED, single, mattress and springs
metal. modern style, $25. Ewes. .TU
2-7270. IA
BED, 81: springs, 81; bureau, $25
wardrobe, SIS: ironer. $40; sofa, S5
\ chair, $5; mirror, So. LA. 6-9365.
BEDS. H.w.. $25: sofa bed. S35: .tbls
SIS: wardrobe S15. ST. 3-8546.
BEDRM. SUITE, 6-pc. maple, sgle
reas. AID. 4-14o3. -23
BEDRM. SUITE, 2 twin beds rugs
tables. sideboard, wardrobe. othe
misc. household items. RA. 6-1376
BEER COOLERS. new and used. exec
cond.. selling out cheap. remainin
in service business only. PRIC
REFGR. CO.. 34O0 Ga. ave.. TU
O.ORQR
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TURNITURE-NEW
DISCOUNT HOTJSE

DISCOUNT HOUSE
Ss9.95 5-pc. chrome dinettes =. SAC. .0t
$9S.50 wrought iron dinettes S54.9s
S6a.95 chairs, uphol., springs, $50. .0(
$98.50 Administer rugs. 9x12 $40 q!
$50. 30 advertised Hollywood SAT 81
S139 80 maple bedroom suite, SS9.5
S219 7-pc dining room suite, S1b5. OK
KING, S2O3 GA, AVE. JU. $3.50
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EXPERIENCED
SECRETARY
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY

IoP FLIGHT. EXPERIENCED SEC.
RETARY TO ASSIST EXECUTIVE
OF 5O-YEAR-OLD NATIONAL AS.
SOCIATION. INTERESTING. DI.
fN1TfAT1vE; HEHSlrrT MoH Ho,HR. WEEK. WsS.Niss re-
TIREMENT BENEFITS. TRAVEL
THIS JOB HAS A REAL FUTURE
IR-CONDITIONED OFFICES II
WORLD CENTER BLDG. INTER
VIEW BY APPOINTMENT ONLY
PHONE RE. 7-5440.
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HELP-WoMEN Cont. /,
AID TAKERS

Young women. 1885. who are capahls
Of dealing with the general public.
Pleasant telephone manner and rea-
sonable typing speed are essential.
6-day, 40-hr. week: no Sat. work.
Congenial surroundings. Apply Per-
sonnel. Room COS: open weekdays,
S:30-5 and Sat-. o-12. No phone
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CALF,

GIRLS-TRAVEL CALF.
This winter--age under 25-leavine
immed.. hotel and food pd. while In
training. Cir. sales aver. earnings
s77 80 wk See MR.. e. H. MASON
Cairo Hotel. No phone calls. PA
LADIES, 25-65, part-time day or eve.
in hrs. to suit you; no exper. nee :;
about $3.50 hr. Apply $50 p.m.-1
-23
LADIES-Sell toys. gifts, housewares
knick-knacks through HOUSE OF
PLASTICS PARTY PLAN" Free sam
pie kit. No delivery or collection. LU
4.1650. TIA Q-3031
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FURN.-Entire contents Of l-bedrm
dresser ares; ' and chest. Chest a-pc: PC Nv. wv Tm. SET
incl. platform rocker with ottoman,
dinette set. JU. s-2627, after J.;
FgENy5essst W 10 WS s,ess ,E9n .ts.E s!pssts
FURN.-Walnut kitchen drop-leai
taSle. taDile So: cnA!g' Old a. schooi faI desks
wrought iron frame. 81 each: port
able double tub. $5. JE. 4-O461.
FuRN.-Hepplewhite drop-leaf mahog
dining table. $175;t, pr. Hollywood
beds with covers, holsters and pillow
cases. Hunter green. like new, $100
antique slant-top desk: needs repair
soJes s5SS s5S cs So fota ss55s new sH
FURN.-2 beds with excel. inner,
springs and mattresses, 2 chests Of
Bargain at S65: Me. $500. day
time or JU. 9-2517. ewes. "a
FURN.--Bedrm. suite. wal: consists
chiffOrobe' chair bench. RA. s;l4Ie i |!
FuRN.-Metal panel beds, full size;
Englander springs, ~, size. compl.,
wal, finish: bed board; 2 dressers,
V1es WestnehoSss mT50ss Tonsr y rm sood cond
FTRN. gEa 4eSs1si Of SMALL EFF1c. for si1o;
city; apt. avail. AD. S-oooS. Ma3
FURN.-Mahog; finish dining Tm.
set. excel. cond; Also dble. bed; sprg.'
s:os4s for appt; to see; q.
lFURN.-Ethan Allen maple. lge. chest.
Sssser Sles; rsas sann,ne neW Be s-os4s "a
GARDEN HOSE
overstocked. 25-ft. regular $3.50
sGss NFs fs5 5,s y Il 70 s. used 7'f sus olSa Sox
for next year.
pEs ANSEs ss sAnss nss ssed sssa !H:tsSn ssSs
GAS RANGES. new used: repairs. oil
soal; good ranges; ACNE me- STOVE
GAS RANGE, Estete; 2 ovens: excel
s0s s9nd;; cost new s2i5 will sacsif,fs Hdlf;r
Hall Village. SO. S-9144. -25
GAS RANGES
Apt. size. white enamel, SIS: 36-in.
white, oven control. SIS.
Clean, Large. Choice. Guaranteed
usrn n1TFR;H}s AGE lynx 6S1ARrmENr G9;
O6Go -skA 4 G1tAhbo LEI nv MEM
222O Ga. Ave. NV, HU. 3-442l
GENERATORS. STARTERS. 50 So up
Lge assolt elec. motor repairs: 40th
W CARTY 1903 I4tb NO 7-0224
HEAIEfs IA. sxsas nsT nrsss sssd s.s 4cME o so%H
uosPrTnh aSlP AZ OR nw wsuRGfcsI sI0sf BED, good
condition: $40 III. 5-5745. ---23
ICE CREAM FREEZER OF. thick milk
shakes with 60-gal. hardening cab
inet. Cost $4,000, will sacrifice for
$3.50 In operation at 435 7th ST.
s.w. 20
LUMBER SALE
OPEN TONIGHT TIL 0
s:ft. studs. 39c ca; SIT. 2x4 Ar.
1xi2 white pine shelving, 1ac it.:
knotty-pine paneling, I6c bd.. IT;
4xS plywood. 1895 ea.; white house
paint, S295 gal. Used plumbing
and many other bargains.
Orders taken for Saturday
and Sunday delivery.
Robinson Lumber CO.
1899 Kenilworth Ave. NE.
Phone LU. l-1200 for Free Delivery
-26
LUMBER
Flooring Suitable for
Sheathing or Sub-Flooring
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OFFICE FURNITURE
400 DESKS. WOOD AND STEEL
TABLES. CHAIRS. FILE CABINETS
FEREp Ar SAVINGS SAVINGS Up s To rs 75ssF
FREE DELIVERY AND PARKING
639 NEW YORK AVE,
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HElP-WoMEN
Accountant-Bookkeeper

ACCOMPANIST, in vocal studio. in
exchange for Al lessons. Write
Box 442-A, Star.
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PART TIME

Men. 21-35, white, with car; .ves.
$35-$50. Apply z pm. Friday, Rm
Bs4, Radio bldg. .2030 10th st. N
Il blk. from Courthouse, OF Wilson
blvd, Arlington).
Evening star., 1954-09-23

KIT, liv: rm. and bedrm. pieces.
aussse puss ana some ANTIQUES. Ed.
LADDERS t2), 2s' ext, IL, painters
scaffoid, 2 ladder Jacks; $40 in an.
Almost new. MR.. DIAMOND, DI. z.
box spring. sofa beds
up TO 25ss OFF New only! All
orandsl AL guaranteed. HU. $4,000
MATTRESS SPECIALS
$30-TRADE-IN-$3O
On your old worn-out and lumpy
modern NATIONALLY ADVERTisED ia.TED
oGx sFMMEoNsd sPMsinE Snd m METRES 4 a}ITysr.r
e. 9. s. KoYLoN R9BssR FOAM
4. ENGLANDER AR FOAM
a., HENRY'S FURNITURE CO.
Telephone Orders Accepted.
MEAT BLOCKS, scales, meat saws.
veg. scales. all counter equipment;
new and used: selling out cheap:
PRICE REFdR, CO.. $500 sSsncss as. ave-: ave-:
TU. 2-2636.
and used. all types Including self
service; excellent cond.: selling out
cheap; remaining In service busi-
ness only. PRICE REFGR. co., To.
2-2636. 34O0 Ga. ave.
MINK JACKET, dark ranch mink.
e'o@ soe viii Rass ssl slos aos soSo Ssiusa Tu So
S51O' -27
MIMEOGRAPH. hand and elec.
from $45 up; all guaranteed, Cen-
tral. 2019 l4th st. NV. 81
MOTORS, $3.50 for w.. 1/6, Va h.p.
Heavy-duty motors also. 25I3 M
ST; NV, EX, 3-3527.
cond.. ring up to s9.9S, ana 4
totals. Change to self-service forces
US to sell. Would cost over 81 800,
viii sac. $175 each. HECHIN0ER
CO., 10Th and H ne. See Mr..
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NOTICE

We will hire 10 men. 21 years ane
over for part-time work; S5S pei
week; car: white tlimited offer)
Apply in person, 8 pm. at 400;
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MEN

Would you like to be q salesman?
Would you be interested in con-
Meeting with an established company
with 80 years selling experience and
viii gave you a thorough training in
It's products, instruct you in selling
Q commission? All we ask Of you is
an honest effort to cooperate with
our sales training program. We have
positions open for men who wish to
make selling d career. Immediate
openings for nearby Virginia terri
tory. Call Ho. 2-52O7 for an in
NNTCH ppOnTrCTc m
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,ADTES

To sell Christmas cards In spare time
Big commissions. No exper. neces.
sary Nothing to, invest. You car
earn up to $40 wkly comm. Write
or phone LIBERTY BELL STUDIOS
Dept 5S1, S39 Greenmount ave
Ra1tjunre o Md
Evening star., 1954-09-23
PICKETT HOMES
ACE

WRECKING AND BUILDING
MATERIALS, CO., INC.
DIRECTIONS TO JOB: COLUMBIA
PIKE AND SOUTH SCOTT ST..
ARLINGTON. VA.
OPEN Z DAYS A WEEK.
Evening star., 1954-05-16
Jody the Joker
BY ROBERT SLOGAN

Too shrewd for that. But he's a
Feather Merchant (civilian), that's
for sure, and he lives well:
I'VE been eGtin' Span without a
break,
While Jody's mnnchin' on a
steak"
Jody waits Q couple of weeks
after Joe's induction and then calls
up Joe's girl. He tells her he knows
how lonely she must be with Joe
away. And he offers to take her for
a spin'in his new car.
The car. of course, is exactly the
make and model Joe was going to
buy if only he'd been around a
little longer:
There amt no use in going back
.JOdy's got your Cadillac"
Jody keeps getting friendlier and
the girl keeps getting less lonely.
Soon Joe gets that Dear John"
letter. He takes her picture off his
locker, sheds tears in his PIX beer
and word gets around the mess
hall and day-room that Jody has
scored again
There amt no use in going home
JOdy's got your gal and gone"
Jody is an extremely versatile
individual. He can do almost any
thing - anything Joe used to do.
He invariably shows up at Joe's
old job, soon after Joe's departure,
Evening star., 1954-05-16

more than 20 years ago just to help
women exactly like you :. active,
busy women who want to do every
thing they'd usually do ;. no mat
ter whGt time Of month IL is! Tampax
doesn't show, can't be felt (once it's
in place.. Tampax prevents odor
from forming; does away with chat
ing. eliminates disposal problems.
Tampax is so small a months supply
slips into the purse. Everything
about Tampax is clean, dainty. fas-
tidious, wonderful. Get your supply
at any drug or notion counter.
Choice of 8 absorbencies: Regular,
Super, Junior. Tampax IncorpO-
rated, Palmer, Mass.
Evening star., 1954-05-16

with a Dig smile ana a stack OF
references. The boss needs a re-
placement and Jody gets hired.
A few paychecks later Joe gets a
letter from his buddies at the plant.
Everyone misses you, but we've
got a new man who has done won
ders for production. He's even
filled in for you on the bowling
team.
81 used to be drawing real good
pay
NO,O .TOdy's took my job array"
Smart non-coms teach recruits
the Jody cadence in the first days
of basic training. They figure the
louder man means about Jody's
shenanigans in song, the healthier
his mental outlook on military life
will be.
Sense Of Huxnog
lHEY know that the surest sign
of a sense of humor is the ability to
laugh at yourself. And if there's
one thing a soldier needs it's a
sense of humor.
Innumerable verses have been
improvised by imaginative soldiers
about Jody and sung on parade
grounds and backgrounds all over
the world. During the Korean war
the Reds scattered propaganda
leaflets over the American lines
depicting a prosperous young man,
identified as Jody, lolling on the
beach surrounded by bathing
beauties.
The caption tried to convince
the Americans that they were
wasting their time fighting Com
munism while others were max
ing out on the home front"
Laughed It OF
lHE CTS who had been laughing
at their own joke for years laughed
this one off too and went on with
the war. Apparently the Reds are
still trying to figure out the Ameri-
can sense of humor.
Despite their good-humored
attitude there's no denying that
soldiers wish Jody would get his
comeuppance:
"GOt UP this m0Tnin' at half past
three,
WiShi,s' .TOdy WGS here Witk me-"
Selective service insures that
eventually every physically fit
male gets an opportunity to wear
a uniform.
And the group of Korean vet
Grams were just expressing the
American concept of fair play when
they serenaded a batch Of new
draftees at an army replacement
center with an appropriate Jody
verse that goes:
Amt no use tn feeling blue,
.J0dy's tn the army tOO."
Evening star., 1954-05-16

KilrOy's gone, but the
CI's have a new symbol:
the villain Of a ballad
with a million verses
TnRoY isn't here any more, but
IN an equally fabulous, though
much more unscrupulous, char
acter named "Jody" has fallen in
as his postwar replacement.
Kilroy was the ubiquitous phan-
tom who built his reputation on
his ability to precede World War II
GI's into every corner of the global
war.
Jody's fame is based on home
front activities. His presence is felt
not here" with the troops in bar
racks and bivouac, but there"
with the girl friend back home.
He's hardly the soldiers best
friend. Yet American GI's have
turned Jody into = if not a friend
a sort of folk hero. They chant
his adventures as they march and
their song has special meaning
for today's army.
The cesnpeition
SERVICE now is not quite so unan-
imous as it was during the l940's.
Since 1850 the CT knows that he
leaves behind him plenty of CON-
petition for his sweetheart and his
job.
Jody symbolizes that competi-
ton "a symbol wrapped more in
humor than in bitterness. He's
standing army joke and CTS like
a joke even when it's on them
selves.
So, rogue and stay-at-home
though he may be, Jody isn't
really hated. But as one homesick
soldier put it, II sure do envy the
old
Who is Jody? What does he look
like, where does he come from and
what 5 he done to cause all the fuss?
He's a hard man to pin down.
Evening star., 1954-05-16
No! No! No! You
weren't meant
to be ehampered|
Tompox is bosed on principle
Of Internal absorption makes
you feel for, for freer :.

Who says that
you have to put
up with bulky
external pads,
with the in
convenience of
pins and belts?
You're not liy-
ing in 1900
this is todayl
A doctor in
vented Tampax
internal sani-
tary protection
Evening star., 1954-05-16

Kilroy's gone, but the
CI's have a new symbol:
the villain of a ballad
with a million verses
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YWCA Making
Plans For Their
Service

The Chairman of the Ad-
ministration Committee of
the Orange Ave., Y.W.C.A.,
Mrs. Madge j. Wheaton,
presided at the regular meet
ing of that group Wednes-
day, March 10th, 600 =
500 P. M. Highlight of the
meeting was the report of
the current campaign for
new members. Mrs. Wade
Jeffreys, Chairman Mem
bership Committee report
ed 160 members added in
the drive. The goal is for
700 enrolment for the drive.
Mrs. Jefreys announced the
next report of membership
will be Wednesday, March
18th at 600 p. M. at which
time all leaders are asked
to bring in a report.
Mrs. Almond B. Croker,
Chairman, Teen-Age Com
mittee, expressed great sat-
lsfaction in the youth ac-
tlvities since moving to the
new building, with it's inn
proved facilities.
Mrs. Wheaton appointed
the following Committee for
Dedication Day Planning
Mrs. VIM. M. Scott, Chair
man; Mrs. Drucilla Frank
lin, Mrs. Roxie Arnold, Mrs.
Il. j. Smith. DR.. John Ever
EFT, President, Hollins Col
lege has consented to give
the main address. Other an
nouncemnts will follow.
Mrs. R. j. Smith, Chair
man, Camp Committee an
nounced a Tea for all Sem
Tor Girls to be held Sunday,
March, Ia, at 400 P. M.
at the Orange Ave. Y.W.C.A.
All other committees gave
encouraging remarks.
Mrs. Matte H. Bailey was
welcomed as Chairman, Pub.
lie Affairs Committee.
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place winner, spoke on "Har-
riet Beecher Stowe and the
U. S. Constitution" She.
too, covered her subject well
as indicated by the resound-
ingrounds of applause by
the audience.
DR.. G.. w. c.. Brown, Elks
State Director of Educa-
ton, introduced each speak
er. He said the winner
would be sent to compete
in the Elks District Orator
ical Contest and explained
that the winner of that con-
test would be eligible to
compete in the National con-
test of the organization.
This occasion marked
Miss Jackson's second win
at oratory. She won second
place last November in a
Voice Contest sponsored by
the Junior Chamber of Com
merce of this city. At that
time, Miss Jackson compel
ed with three other contes-
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WINS FIRST PLACE

School, Stanton, second
place winner; Miss Frances
Dimmie, student of the sc.
Abrams High School, Pal
myra, third place, and Miss
Janet Brown, student of the
A. G. Richardson High
School, Louisa, fourth place.
Miss Jackson's subject
was "The U. S. Constitution
and Citizenship" She COW
cred the subject we'll in the
t n minutes allotted each
speaker, portraying wildly
the conditions set forth in
the Constitution and remind
ing her listeners of the
steady progress the race has
made under it. However. she
said that the Negro has vet
to achieve full citizenship
guaranteed him by the Con-
stltutlon, a goal she said
the race is determined to
win.
Miss Johnson, second
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tants representing the three
white schools in this area
Lane of Charlottesville,
Scottsville of Scottsville,
and the Albemarle County
High School. She, along with
other contestants delivered
their speeches over Radio
Station WILMA. Her theme
on that occasion was 81
Speak for Democracy"