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Evening star., 1954-01-09

EEK MONSTER!-Mrs. Nancy King 19-year- old wife of
Don King ight), Clemson quarterback aghas she
shown what lobster looks like in Boston, King
to receive the Swede Nelson SpOrmanshp trophy warning
teammates not to tackle injured Wake
Kings introduced lobster last night after seeing
item the and displayed by Joe TomasellO
chairman of the Awards Committee Previous
award include Johnny Bright of Drake Bob williams of Notre
Dame DOak Walker of Southern Methodist Long of
of Illinois. -AP Wirenhoto
Evening star., 1954-01-09

{See LOS ANGELES OPEN A-1l.)
Evening star., 1954-01-09

tSee TERPS, HOYAS, Pg. Aid
Evening star., 1954-01-09

(See PRO TENNIS, Page A-110
Arkansas State press., 1954-10-29

branch attended the convention
Saturday. This branch sent a total
of Sill to the convention. The toll
lowing names are the ones who
donated New Hope NIB chu.cat
S31, Rev. E. L, Carter, pastor
Seven Star M B church. s. 10
Rev W M Rogers, pastor; Eas-
tern star. S., Mrs. Florence VIII
uams. matroa; Walter Mccoy, ST.,
Josh Williams, ST. Rev jessie
Culps. 81, Mrs Albertan Sim, ST.
L. D. Sharps. 81; W M, Clanton
SIPS. Rev. Wilfred Stauble, Use,
Richard Hymes, soc; Marsh III
Cobbs, 81; Mrs. Myrtle Williams
ST; Frank Moor, 81; Willie Mae
Baker. SIPS The extended
session of the Chicot distrIc.
Women's association, viii cor
vene with the New Hope NJ B
church, November 10. Mrs. Vic
toria Sanders, president For
your State Press each week see
Mrs. Laura Clanton,
Arkansas State press., 1954-10-29

DAY Mrs Ruth Patton is in
the Ouachita county hospital be
cause Of a stroke On the
sick list are. Mrs Rosie Harris
and E B SoCkWeli Mrs
Johnnie Harris and Mrs. B. L.
Soekwell were the guests Of Mrs
Rosie Harris, recently Mrs
Mary Gross, Edna Mae Dismue,
Michigan were the house guests
Of Mrs. Johnnie Harris and daugh-
ter last week Mrs. { NJ
Shivers, Mrs. Cassie Mae Shoots
and Mrs Emma Harris, motorei
to the Harris farm to gather turn
Ups peas and peanuts recently
Jessie James Harris, jrs
Cleveland. is here visiting his
parents. M and Mrs. J. J. Harris
T J. Harris, jr4 was the
dinner guest recently Of his aunt
Mrs Emma Harris Union
service was held at the Mt Ar
raft Baptist church Sunday, with
DR.. Miller Camden. taa speaker
Tho young people rendered
a singing program Sunday night
Sponsor Mrs Minnie Blake
See you next week
Arkansas State press., 1954-10-29
Bearden
Ocie Lambert

Ocie Lambert
Mrs. Frank Newton left for
California. where she win visit
her daughter and brother -. .
Funeral service for the late NJ
Rideout was held at White Spring
Wednesday. He was the son of
f. L. Rideout Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex Gregory, ira Detroit, visit
ed his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Gregory, over the weekend g.
Rev. and Mrs Joseph BRAZIL
were guests of his aunt, Mrs. d.
Eckles Rev G, c. Cook, pas
tor of Mt. Ollie Baptist church
delivered the message at the
Church of God in Christ Sunday
evening at 2 -. Rev, J. BRAZIL,
preached at the AME church
Arkansas State press., 1954-10-29

proud parents of a darling baby
girl Remono Deloise. Mrs. Reed
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs,
Leon Mack The revival will
begin at Mt. Calvary Bapt, church
Sunday. with Rev Bennett prin-
eipal speaker . Rev, Lewis
Cook is conducting a meeting II
miles out from Huttig The meet
ing will run for 10 days
Rev J. Huey. who closed a sue
eessful meeting at Evergreen Bap-
list church. will conduct a two
week meeting at st. Paul church
The CINE conference started
It's meeting Tuesday Make
Jean White is still i'll,
Arkansas State press., 1954-10-29
Good Hone
Bessie Lee SockwelI


A trustee rally which was held
at Good Hope ME church Sunday
was success. Sponsors were, B.
M. Murphy, president of the trus-
tee board, Lonzo Cooper, Roy
Curtis and J. M. Douglas. Total
raised, S6462; for insurance, s22-
81 The purpose of the rally was
to purchase wire for the ceme-
terry, and we are asking those
who are not members of this
church to donate what ever you
can to this worthy cause We
now have sum of $37 on the
purchase of the wire Mr..
and Mrs. Otis Andrews, Los An
geles, accompanied by Mr. An
drews' mother, Mrs. Matte Beard,
sister, Edna and nieces, Mrs, Gle
Esther Sockwell and Linda Joyce
Sockwell all were visitors at
Good Hope NE church last Sun
Arkansas State press., 1954-10-29
FL Dorado
Mrs, Leona Woodland

Mrs, Leona Woodland
Miss Billie Jean Jackson, man
ager of the gospel chorus, Ever
green church. secretary of the
Sunday school, a very active
church worker and student OF
WIS, has been very Ill, but is
improving rapidly Miss Murlel
Murphy. who has been on the
sick list, is also doing fine
The baptizing of the candidate
of the Evergreen Baptist church
took place in the pool of Doug
las Chapel Baptist church Sun
day morning at $50 Mrs
Leona Mack is on the sick lst
T. and Archie Lee, who re-
Gently moved to Los Angeles from
Oakland, plan to spend their
Christmas holidays here with
their parents, Mrs. Leona Wood
ard and Mrs. Ruth Bradford
other relatives and friends .
The mission workers of Friend
ship district met recently at the
Morning Star Baptist church, Mrs
Sanders Jones, president Mr.
and Mrs. James Reed are the
Arkansas State press., 1954-10-29

Mrs. Myrus Robinson, reporting
a total of $500 having been
raised. Miss Wilson's room reeeiv-
ed the prize for having reported
the largest number of member
ships. The PTA sponsored d Hal
4oWeen carnival Thursday mite
They nope To be in the new
school by the latter part of Nov
MI, and Mrs. Charles Nc
Intcah. 80 GMC. honored their
daughter Emma Ruth. with a
birthday party. October II. This
was her 18th birthday and ap-
pFoximately twenty friends help
ed to celebrate. lee cream. cake
peanuts candy, and punch were
served. She received a number Of
gifts. Many happy birthdays 10
you In the hospital is Te-
resa Ann Wright 3 month old
daughter Of Rev. and Mrs. George
wright II California drive. She
Is in the University hospital and
has been critically i'll. We hope
for her a speedy recovery Way
man Charles Eskridge, l2 year
old son Of Mrs DeoIa Eskridge,
206 GMC, is in the Baptist hos
pital undergoing surgery He is
reported doing fine. Mrs. Lois
Ziegler and Mrs. Leary sponsored
a pre-Halloween party in h e
social room Friday mite. This was
TO benefit club of Collins Tenn
pie church Deepest sympa-
thy is extended to Mrs. Jimmy
Newton and family 146 GMC, on
account of the death of their
mother and grandmother, Mrs,
Irene Morris.
Arkansas State press., 1954-10-29
Memorian1

In memory of our mother, Mrs.
Iona Thompson Martin, who was
killed one year ago. October 26,
1858.
Beneath the sod where lilies
grow
My mother is sleeping there l
know
From this world of greive and
pain
On that great day she will rise
again.
hope these things will come
to pass,
So that Gods word l shall hold
fast
Somewhere in this world above
the sky,
I know that she is there on
high.
Signed: The Martin Family.
Composed by her daughter-in-
law, Mrs, Johnnie B. Martin.
Arkansas State press., 1954-10-29
lake Village
Mrs. Laura ClantOn

Mrs. Laura tlanton
The home-makers of Lake Viii
lage and surrounding neighbor-
hoods, are invited to attend the
rice cooking school which will
be held at Central high Novem-
Der 6, $50 a. m. H. Stump, man.
ager of Arkansas Rice promotion
association, Inc, Stuttgart, is
sponsoring this activity The
New Hope Baptist church. which
is the oldest church in the state
celebrated its Goth anniversary
Sunday A. w. Speight, &C Rev
E. L. Carter. pastor On the
sick list is Mrs. Annie Mack
The Lake Village NAACP branch
held a call meeting recently to
exchange the delegate from the
president to the vice president
z. L. King. Frank Moore, exec
committee of the Lake Village
Arkansas State press., 1954-10-29
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d aga.
Phone Us Your News - FIR 1888

,4sre Miller 7-year-od daughter OF Mrs Mary Daniels,
1g park will appear the Teen-Ime Jamboree program
laI P PIN from to TO- KARKTV. Faye second grade
Day Bush school Sgt Joseph Mitchell after spending 80
a. E parens left American Arlnes for Washington,
W. The SON Viola Weekly, 1921 Cedar Hill road
@ lean zeger celebrated her 18th birthday at her home
M halloween color scheme carried many
We received Those who helped to make the occasion
" =re Jaeaueline Asher Bonnie Breach Carmelta Ca
ps1rb Johnson Beverly Roberts Mary Fitzpatrick, Yvonne
nm Rebecca McJmpson Spurgeon Waddy, LaVerne Lyles,
aso4 Icon Iearv. Larry and Melvin Ziegler Little
Pae Burns celebrated her tenth birthday the YWCA
"a CHESTS present included Erma and Sene Mann. Shirley
Malta Russ Moore, Alice Flakes Charles Martin Bev
Nd Dana Lawson Buren,, Jerry Cook, Mae Iris Wilord
5 Sbea Folks Jacqueyn Denton Tretobia Hayes Beram
@ william Percy Brown. Gloria Harper Theessa Cheat
n Warren Lugene Handley, Piecoa Maionetta Lamb
Armstrong Carmeita and Phyllis Cauth, Venetta Hillard,
ara and 10 Wiley Carolyn Broadnax Marguerite Embry.
cfe FInor Lewis Helen Jean Richardson After
m danced and played games they served deli
,aS Of ice cream nuts candy and cake by Mrs Will
Mrs Lorraine Lamb, Miss Henry SEINE Mann
Ems Duana received many useful gifts large
moi gacst expressed themselves having
Arkansas State press., 1954-10-29
PTA

Pc regular meeting of the p
was held last week with the
president, Mrs. W. Robinson
Mrs Julia Davis in charge.
p devotion the business ses-
was opened with Mrs. Mat
Vright's report of the beauti-
ton committee, The group ac-
ID its plan for an Autumn
November 81. Proceeds will
for playground equipment.
talks were made by the
apal, Mrs B. Moore and
s Patrons accepted the call
Earch for the community
The membership drive
with Charles Peters, chair
Arkansas State press., 1954-10-29
Sprg. Hill Commun.
Nancy Scott

Nancy Scott
The fourth quarterly conference
of the Seminary circuit was held
recently Elder A A Cooper
preached the II o'clock sermon
Sunday, which was enjoyed by
all, At 3 p. m, Rev. S. J. Gar
rett. pastor of st. James A M E
church, Stephens, brought the
message. Amount raised, si05. The
regular pastoral day at Spring
Hill church was another grand
session. Rev. H. H. Scott, pastor,
gave the morning message In
the afternoon, Rev. w w. Bry-
ant, pastor of Pilgrim Rest Bap-
fist church, Camden, was h e
speaker The official board
Arkansas State press., 1954-10-29

man, making a report of $14375.
The door prize was won by Mrs.
M. Y. Hall. Number present was
81. Previous to last Thursdays
monthly meeting of the PTA, a
plan Of the new president, Mrs
Birdie Eckford, got off to a
good start Thursday night, when
the dads met to form club of
their own. Another meeting is
planned for this week. Mrs. Bird
lie Eckford, president and Mrs. j.
R. Coleman, reporter.
Arkansas State press., 1954-10-29
Pine Bluff
L. A. Tookes

L. A. Tookes
Thurman Mitchell and son, Buff
falo, N. Y, have returned to his
home after spending about ten
days here as guest of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs, Cornie Mitchell OF
West Second avenue.
Mrs. Lille Williams Of Los An
geIes is visiting her father. Ed
Simpson, l7ol Eureka street
Mrs. Edna Nelson, 1924 W. End
avenue left last week for Chi
eago where she will vacation with
her children.
Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Buddy
Allen and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Allen, and mother of Los Angeles,
were among the many who at
tended the homecoming OF the A
M&N college
James Green. Toledo, Ohio has
returned after a brief visit here
with mis- mother, Mrs. Green and
other relatives.
Arkansas State press., 1954-10-29

New Hope Chapel choir sponsored its monthly program recent
|Gss churches Dora of Sharon River
Total $35 w. M Talton, supervisor Rev A. Crane
Willie Johnson, reporter Mr. and Mrs George Gould
guests of Mr. and Mrs Leonard Dean
lend The PTA council urges its members to be present
monthly meeting Tuesday at elementary school
Eva Dickerson, president, Mrs Handy reporter
l. Sampson children of San Francisco, have
after visiting her parents Mr. Mrs Alex Moey
here she entertained by Mrs Ethel Adams Lucy
lr, Miss Fannie Hadey and other relatives Mrs. Ida
daughters and grandson, visited her Eddie
student at AMIN college Mrs Otelia Redwood
spent the weekend the bedside
Ese Mrs C Porch and family visited son. Charles,
student at AMIN college CLUB NOTES.-The
met Wednesday night at the nome Mavs Toms COS
street Old and business discussed gave
nation of s. TO the Community Chest served de-
dinner The meeting will be held OO-PaLa 1924
avenue with Mrs Inez Wheeler in charge Mrs Allen
Claudio -
Arkansas State press., 1954-10-29
lrd Of Thanks

n the family of Mrs. Mary
Ia who has deceased, wish to
n the many different friends
neir loyal support during the
and death of our mother.
ned by the daughters: Mrs.
hawkins Mrs Mae Malone.
MIS- Catherine Smith.
Arkansas State press., 1954-10-29
ADM
so
Cents

Mr.. and Mrs. c. A, Jones and
daughter, Alberts, sons, Johnnie
and Alvin and Maurice. ir, at
tended the homecoming Of the
Columbia county high school at
Magnolia last week M T. Jones
is the coach.
Sam Sanders of Milwaukee WIS.,
tied friends in the city last week.
]. Z. Lee of Chicago spent the
weekend in the city, the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs, James Motley of
N. Cedar street.
Arkansas State press., 1954-10-29
Booker Homes
Mrs. Lee A, Vinson

The Albert Pike PTA was held
in the social room Thursday mite
with the president, Mrs. Helen
Walker, presiding. This meeting
was largely attended by the
Booker homes patrons, who are
taking a very active part. Repre-
sentatives to attend the state
meeting at Conway in November
are Mrs. Henrietta Dodson and the
president. The membership drive
was closed with the chairman,
Arkansas State press., 1954-10-29
MARK BAPTIST
and Ringo SITS.

0man's day will be observed
pc church Sunday during the
ping and night services. Miss
Douglas will be the guest
ker for the morning service
Fey Chapel choir will render
music for the night service.
l. Calcote, pastor.
Arkansas State press., 1954-10-29
Legal Notice
WARNING ORDER

WARNING ORDER
State of Arkansas,
County Of Pulaski, SIS.
In the Pulaski Chancery Court
Ernestine Branch, Plaintiff
vs.. No. l0l171
Elliot Rran~'7. Defendant
The defendant, Elliott Branch, is
warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer
the complaint of the plaintiff,
Ernestine Branch
Dated October 25th, 1854
W. W Shepherd
Solicitor for Plaintiff
John B. Gulley
Attorney ad Litem
Airline Turner, Chancery Clerk
By Jamye Drefer, d c.
l0:29;ll:5-l2-l9;4t
Arkansas State press., 1954-10-29

Sunday evening Mrs Ruthie
Story is still on the sick list.
Dayton Gilmore is doing fine af-
ter being i'll for several weeks
j.. Send all news to Ocie Lam
bert.
Arkansas State press., 1954-10-29
TWO LOTS
FOR SALE

Near Gillian Park; has Gas,
Water and Lights, Will Sell
On Easy Terms. Very Low
Price. Size Of Lots, so by 1876
feet Each.
Arkansas State press., 1954-10-29
AROUND NORTH LITTLE ROCK :.

Telephone Your News to VT 5-2775 or FIR 4-9187
3. Handy
Arkansas State press., 1954-10-29

We the operators OF Wane
Beauty Shop are always ready to
try and render satisfactory serv-
ice in all phases Of beauty work
to the public. Our Motto: Pleas
ing You Is Our Pleasure
Operators:
Miss Willie Louise Williams
2 Mrs. q. A. Scott
3 Miss Bertha Louise Jackson
Mrs. Maggie b. Cunningham
s Miss Mae Alternately
All Are Experienced Operators
724 r. Washington Phi. FIR 1911
North Little Rock
Arkansas State press., 1954-10-29
IS YOUR OFFICIAL ENTRY BLANK for Carnations
First Annual "HEALTHY BABY CONTEST"
CONTEST RULES

I. Baby must be three (3) years,
or younger.
a. Baby must have been fed Car
nation Evaporated Milk.
.. Snapshot" Of baby must be
enclosed with each entry. Write
baby's name and address on back
of snapshot"
4. Entries must be postmarked
before midnight, Nov. II, 1854.
S. There is no limit to the number
of babies three years or younger
lin one family who can be en-
tered. Each snapshot" must be
accompanied BY an entry blank.
q. Babies will be judged on health,
cuteness. and personality.
Decision Of Judges toiH be final.
Evening star., 1954-11-16

: y
AACHlNISTs-We have several OPEN
lngS lor experienced men who are
re4apie ana capanie; TOP wages TO
right men. Apply WILKS PRECT-
SION INsTRuMENT CO.. 1891 Be-
thesda ave-, Bethesda. Md. lis
MACHINEST, 1st class. for general
work In Job shop; overtime. FCRIN-
GER 81 CO., 1921 Reed st., Betlles-
da, Nd. Oh, 1886. II
MEAT AND GROCERY CLERK, ex-
refs. Apply i135 9th st. NV, -
with tools, sober. age 40
to 55. references; viii make good
proposition for right man; no phone
calls. CLICKS SUNOCo, 1I45O
Baltimore blvd, Beltsyille, Md.
MECHANICS f31; only Ist class need
apply. CLARENDON PLUMBING &
HEATING CO.. :347I N Washington
blvd, Arlington. ia. S-7S9S. -l5
maker, exper.. for one Of city's lead
Ing miiwork CONCERNS. Salary open.
See MR.. PHILLIPS. 22l5 9th St.
Nv; NV; ..r l7
MILL mAN-Eor WoodWork shop;
upper M4rlbOfO employment, Phone
Evening star., 1954-11-16
HELP-DoAEsTIc

GENERAL HOUsEWORKER. live In;
Silver Spring; must be honest, rel.
fond Of children; 5ia days: $50. Ref
erences essential. Call he. 4-3sS6.
G.Hw.. COOKING. CHILD GAhsf-
Live Ia; 1910 yrs; only those with
best refs @ need apply. Ssb week
G.H.W. 60 sleep in, child cars; New
York area; S140 mo-, 55a-day swk.
nm. and board. JE. 1884.
G,H.W., cooking, child care. $3.50,
dinneri 5h days alternate y
Guns. stay 2 nights. EN-. 2-3e24.
G.HW. AND COOK. must be fond Of
children: have exper.. refs. Live iIl:
new rambler, pvt. rm. with own ~
Sun. on. $50 to start. 10. 6-sep2.
NURsE-HOUsEKEEPER, care Of ED
erly woman; live IN: drive car; nom
Refp.S $1s0 mo- no. LU. 1e4sbS. III
WOMAN, white, assist at liRht house,
work In very small home; stay st
nighti nice room. Wo. 6-S960.
WoMEN, an refs, checked: GOOD cpok,
hskpF. day worker. 1uKsenaid, store
tspis Esad peissEE See WI sIfhsfr PnY fsndrE
MENT AGENCY. s1s 10th st. n.w..
WHirs nAi s-fySSi Ea6Y. under is. d live in.
care for 3 girls; no houseWork;
ewes. sat, Sun. and holidays OF:
S29 wk. 70 start; pvt. room and
VIII sai GrSp P GSob sb q aos sftsI anS .Raslj nan
salary 10 refined white lady, age 80
70 90; to take complete charge of
home and two small boys. age 4
and 8. for working father. Box
rafFe. iaase ssSsi MoMAN. cook. sh.v.. assist
" home; lovely room, pvt. bath: Nv.
Falls Church area. $3.50 mo. ~
G0OD HOME for lady IA exchange
for s.h.W., care gf b years C1d: $50
mo. RA. 6.7ge0. Et0
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slTUATloNs--poMEsTlc

G.H.w., five (5) days: good refer
C0LORED GIRL wants ironing and
child care; reference. Call 10. 2
col. WOMAN desires days. week
cCaRPn GGrS G5 ed 9R faTs Tsta NE sSsSI ssS Clean
ing, Friday and Tuesday evenings.
Cali AID. 4-4162. 17s
C0LORED GIRL desires lhw. and
child care; days. 10. 1-0459.
COLORED GIRL desires days work,
Monday through Friday. NO. 7-9526.
C0LOREO GIRL wants JOB, baby.sit-
ting, cooking or days work. EMMA
WIDEMAN, Ii. -4-S787.
C0LORED WOMAN desires job as
cnambermaid or companion. ol2
d6LoREi6 3 81 sis'' wA64MsiAa A4si wishes part-tim,
work in m @n9rning from 9 to 2. Call
COLORED WOMAN, .exper.. desires
part or tcll time work; 5 days. NO,
coIoRIED WOMAN wants days work
COLORED WOMAN wants days work
for Tues, and Saturday; ironing OF
cleaning. Ref. AID. 2-6231.
C0LORED GIRL wishes days part
time or child care. LU. Alias. =
ec out cookinr; % cbiId Isdfss sare hM' or G1 Say,
wOMAN wants day. fun Or part-tims
work, good worker: refs. co. B.
0740.
GIRL, colored. wants daywork, Mon
Tues, Thurs. and Sat. co. 5-s730
COLORED GIRL to care for children;
sxper., refs; pu. 7-6s45. VIRGINIA,
Monday and Wednesday, TIL 0-207e
NEAT COLORED GIRL wants work OF
any kind: refs. CO. 5-032a.
WOMAN, colored, wishes g.h.w., excel
laundress. cook; refs. DE. 2-4061
COLORED GIRL desires housework,
Mon. through Thursday. H0. 2-0590
WOMAN wants g.h.w., part time; has
refs. Ii. 6-6199.
COLORED WOMAN, reliable. wants
days work. Wednesday and Satur-
day. AID. 2-0806.
Evening star., 1954-11-16
INSTALL.ERS

Expsrienced storm window
and storm door installatiol
Coast company opening Offices
VIZ otter excellent sa,ars
plus liberal bonuses: steady.
yeaf-Tound enpIoyIneut.
Must have 0Wn truck and
tools; liberal allowances.
Apply MIR. KIDWELL, 23l4
9Th %. n.e,, after : pm.
INSURANCE SOLICIT0RS3ua 3ualiiiee
men only. Fire and casualty. expert
elace: liberal nnderwriting plan; ,ss.. CO
sssfslt1aillE ss dilErN SslaFy on 4.sss ass commission
INVENTORY CONTROL CLERK. ex
perience in furniture preferred; As
hour week: ideal opportunity I,
grow with expanding company Cal
ME. MURRAY, Elk. $4,000 for sp,
JRSIToRs RRSSIhfossa'i solored sxper. with stoke,
Come Come 6 S once na BETWEEN ns iosnsi sna 5ss sSs
pm. DIXIE HousINa Co. iii
JANiiToR. coiored; steady job 'foI
married dependable man with knoWl,
edge OF maintenance repairs; only
exper, with good local refs. neet
apply: salary and quarters; chance
Apply Monday. between p and 4
S619 Piney Branch rd., Silver
Spring. Nd, JU, SILL.
JANTTCR AND MAINTENANCE Man
For modern NV bldg: must have
engineers license and be familiar
with both oil heat and air condi.
tioniTlg: salary and apt. provided
no children. II you meet above
requirements, apply 1918 Conn. ave
NV. between 4 and 3. lie
LIQUOR Statesmen f2l---Best PAL
In town; 5-day week. MODERN
SUPER LIQUORS, 1901 9th st. NV
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HELP--WoMEN Cont. !,

CLERK-TYPIsT, experienced; type at
least 30 words per minute: start at
$S5 week; 7-hour day. b-day week,
overtime work ct time and one-haA
when required Paid vacation and
sick leave. Free family medical and
disqualification plan. Air-condi-
toned once near Library Of Con-
gress For appointment call MISS
BRYAN. Ii. 10000. ---16
CLERK-TxPlST, to work with high
grade photos; age 2I-30: salary,
$2,700 annually; typing speed, 40
TO 45 w.p.m. or more; varied duties
Incl. indexing: good oppor. for
intelligent person desiring inter-
esting perm. position. In resume.
1si once, NATIONAL G@EodRAPHIc @
SOCIETY, 10th and M sts. NV.
CLERK-TYPIST, high school gradu-
ate. prefer some familiarity with
IBM, key punch or tab equipment;
permanent position; advancement
opportunity; employe benefits. DI.
7-2000. Ext. 2I5
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PAINTERS
Must be reliable, non drinking, ap-
ply ALBAN TOWERS. 3700 Mass.

ave. NV.
PIANO TUNER and technician--Want
experienced man to handle quality
line and clientele. Can offer full
time or part-time employment. Lib.
eral salary and benefits. Give full
particdglaTss sc~ TnNr Ttyass stsS interview sf-
PIAYSGRoUND IaAnSeGaR GHH 10sHasvviI ss1HPEaRsvviIsoR, part
driver, driver Monday-Friday, to $50
fo@UisiTfkSxz. foUkSz. SCHOOL, SILVER spFlns'
experienced retail ! liauor .I.s,,
store, drivers permit nrsN nessssaTy; sIrpER MlI
LIQUORS, 1901 9th st. NV. --20
PRESsMAN, Miehle vertical; pern1a-
siVe young man: must be expert
enceu; .lew equipment; long.estab-
lished. modern shop. HERBERT
ptbsycAacsolSyc tsyY coSy 9la lAacEsTer + asi housing
mfgr.; Upper Marlboro employment.
Phone ewes, West River 7447 after
REAL / R;m ESTATE statesmen, colored,
alen or women; FULL TIME ONLY;
excellent working conditions, In q
well-established offlce. Gall nj.
Brown Tor lnteIYleW. HE JOELas22.
SAINT REAL ESTATE SERVICE,
REHL ESTATE SALESMAN, for new
ONCE in Alexandria. Call III. g.
REAL Estate SALESMAN, expert
enced; specializing In Silver Spring.
Bethesda and Chevy Chase proper
ties, all inquiries conndential Eer
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, part or
fylll time; successful Prince Georges
County branch of downtown Real.
tors once, In District Heights. Call
saiesmgr,, RE. 6-6S80. :
Evening star., 1954-11-16

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Evening star., 1954-11-16

Man who can operate oil burners and
do general maintenance work In
garden-type apartment DEVELOPMENT
located In Arlington. Va. Must be
experienced. Salary and living quar-
tsrs. MT, Macy. Hu. 3-4974 or