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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-02-24
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IN East Cleveland

Commenting on the proposal OF
the Presbyterian Church to pro-
vide furlough homes here for their
missionaries, announcement OF
which is carried in today's Leader.
DIR. Howard M. Wells, pastor of
old First Church recently wrote in
Contact" his congregations
bulletin: "a wonderful place for
such families to live. Lovely set
ting with a veiw of the lake. Good
and uncrowded schools near at
hand. Main line railroads within
a few minutes. University and
medical center facilities for study
and research close by. The pleas
ant and friendly community Of
East Cleveland for these families
to refresh themselves and be re-
minded of the sound and honorable
character of America"
Last Thursday, February 18th,
Bob Neal of WXEL had Frank A.
Korosec as his guest on the "Stand-
ard For Living" program.
Mr.. Korosec is the popular as
sistant cubmaster of Mayfair Pack
13 and also active in Little League
as team sponsor, scorer and UNI
pire.
Brotherhood Week is one week
that is worth observing So times
a year.
Now that it is apparent that
Forest Hills Park is not to give
way to a necessarily barren Nike
site, let's show our gratitude by
keeping the beautiful acres free
of trash. Try next time you start
to toss trash onto the grass, stay
the hand. The next time you start
to toss a bottle into the lake,
take it to waste container. 1t
can be done. It's up to each one
who uses the park.
Another thing for which to give
thanks: The city's low tax rate.
But East Clevelander's don't COM
plain of even higher taxes as long
as they are getting their moneys
worth--and they certainly are.
Have you any suggestions about
the Stadium? City or school of
ficials will be glad to listen.
Suggestions for this column are
also welcome.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-02-24
Shaw Faces St. Joseph
Five In Tourney Opener
Monday At Euclid High

The high school basketball heads into the play
forkeeps period with the local spotlight falling Euclid
Senior High where the 18th annual Class A Sectional play
offs get underway Monday evening for four night
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-02-24

Another thing for which to give
thanks: The city's low tax rate.
But East Clevelander's don't COM
plain of even higher taxes as long
as they are getting their moneys
worth--and they certainly are.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-02-24

Have you any suggestions about
the Stadium? City or school Of
ficials will be glad to listen.
Evening star., 1955-10-13

So far, the only thing greater than APPS
Anniversary celebration has been the reac.
ton to it! We're overwhelmed and over
loved at the thrifty thousands who paid
birthday call last week and went home with
plenty of special anniversary values! Ii you
haven't come yet, do -. soon! You'll make
big savings in every department, and extra
savings with the celebrated APP Exclusives
Jane Parker bakery products, Ann Page
Fine Foods and APPS premium. quality
Coffees: Eight O'Clock, Red Circle and Bo.
kar! So don't wait come see, come save!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-22
FAMOUS FABLES
BY E. E. EDGAR

ECHO: Comedienna Oracle
Fields first job in the theater
was as an echo in an English
music hall, where she was en-
gagged by the featured singer. It
was her job to sing the songs
back from the gallery, initiating
her employer on the stage.
For the first few performances,
the act went over big. Then one
night, catastrophe struck. The
singer had just finished her song
and was waiting for her echo
to reply. A few notes drifted
back. Suddenly there was a
commotion.
The singer on stage waited
expectantly, but Miss Fields
could not answer, as she was
out in the alley stamping her
feet in rage. One of the specta-
tors. thinking she had been try
ing to create a disturbance. had
chased her from the theater.
LINEUP: One season, when
Leo Durocher was managing the
Brooklyn Dodgers. he kept Jug
Cling his lineup repeatedly in
an attempt to find a winning
combination. One day. he had
two of his catchers playing in
field positions.
That evening, he was going
over the game with his boss
Branch Hickey.
How did the two backstops
make out?" asked the latter.
mot bad" replied Durocher
"Now all we need is another
catcher"
'Uh-huh," agreed Hickey,
shat would almost complete the
inf1eld."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-22

The club bid was not only a
waste of time, but it permitted
MFR. Dale to show his second suit
at the two level. My vote would
go for an immediate Jump to four
hearts on the East cards.
Mr.. Dale thought of doubling
the five-heart bid, believing he
could set it if his partner got OIL
to a club lead. AS you see, he
was right. But he finally de-
cided it was too close to fool
with. Five spades certainly
couldn't be beaten badly and
might even be makable.
Good old Muzzy! AS soon as
the bidding was over he banged
down the jack of hearts. Now
the lack is not the right lead
from his holding. He should
have led his fourth best. There
was still another defect. It was
not his lead.
AS usual Mr.. Judge. the self
appointed arbiter of the game.
was close at hand. licking his
chops over the prospect Of prac-
ticing his favorite occupation
settling a dispute at the bridge
table.
He said that the JACK of hearts
could be accepted as a correct
lead. But If Mr.. Dale didn't
want to accept it, he could re-
quire Mr.. Muzzy to retract the
lead and make the jack Of hearts
a penalty card, to be played at
the first legal opportunity.
There was third choice. Mr..
Dale could forbid Mr.. Champion
to lead heart.
This last penalty was the one
MIR. Dale chose. Fuming and
muttering to himself MIR. Cham
pion led a small club.
MIR, Dale ruffed and laid down
the ace of spades. He then
started the diamonds and Mr..
Champion died thousand
deaths as he had to follow to
three leads of that suit.
He ruffed the fourth diamond
with the king Of spades and on
this trick Mr.. Dale discarded a
heart from dummy. Thus the
defenders got just two tricks
heart and the king OF spades.
tcopyright, 1855. General Features corpJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-22
A WORD TO THE WISE

the door Of a hotel or theater
called a marquee?-J. T..
A. It came about thus: In
French. the wife Of q marquis Is
a marquise, pronounced: mar
KEE (the English term is mar
chioness. pronounced: MAHR-
shun-ess). Centuries ago the
French also used the word mar
duise for q large tent for q mar
chioness or any other woman of
rank.
In time the French word mar
quise came to mean - canopy
over the doorway Of . public
building" Now. when the word
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-22
BY MRS. FRANK COLBY


entered English, 1t was first
spelled marques" But, be-
cause the final IS" was thought
enormously to make marques q
plural noun. the IS" was dropped,
and the canopy became known as
marquee, pronounced: mahr-
KEE.
However. to form the plural Of
marquee, we restore the So
marques pronounce 1t mahr-
KEEZ, and thus have the
original singular noun as It en-
tered English. both spell and
pronunciation.
Distributed By MeNsushi syndissts. me,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-22
NAMES
IN THE NEWS
BY CONSTANTINE CHEKREZI

Premier Fazollah Zahedi
(Fuzz -oh -lah Zah-HEH-dee) of
Iran has resigned because of ILL
ness. Shah Mohammed Raza
Pahlevi (Moh-HUM- Re-ZAH
PAH-lev-EE) appointed the ex-
ambassador to the United States,
Hussein Ala (Hoo-SAYN All
lah). After a week in power, Ala
left for Paris by plane in order
to undergo "a small operation"
Foreign Minister Abdullah Emit
exam lAb-hoo-lah Ent-eh-
ZAMM) is acting as Premier.
In Turkey. the government of
A oman Menderes (Add-NUN
Men-deh-R ESS) is continuing
to harass the press. The fourth
newspaperman to be jailed in
month is Metin TOker (Meh-
TIN Toh-KER). He was sem
fenced to nearly 10 months
and fined nearly $500 for
slandering Mukerem Sarol
(Myou- keh- REM Sah-ROLL), a
state minister.
DR.. Gunnar Randers COON
ar RUND-ers), director of the
Norwegian establishment for
nuclear research, announced in
London that up to 100 Soviet
atomic scientists are expected to
attend the international confer
ence on the peaceful uses of
atomic energy at Geneva in
August.
Kuala Lumpur (Koo-AH-lah
um-POOR), capital of Malaga.
reports that 10000 employees of
British mining companies staged
a one-day strike last week.
tAll rights reseryed)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-22

@. Why is the beverage punch
so called--because the wine or
liquor in it gives one q punch or
kick?-H. s.
A. No. According to w. w.
Skeat. punch was introduced
from India during the 1600s. The
original word was the Hindustani
panch pronounced: punch).
meaning Eve" The Indian
drink was called panch because
it consisted Of i've ingredients
spirits, water. lemon juice. sugar
and spice.
q. Why Is the canopy over
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-22
OUR PRESIDENTS
BY HONORE M. CATUDAL

(which President signed the
law which put the words I'm God
we trust" on our coins?
2--Who was the first President
to visit Alaska and Canada while
he was President?
3-One of our early Presidents
wrote: I'VE have borne patiently
great deal OF wrong on the
consideration that If nations go
to war for every degree Of injury.
there would never be peace on
earth" Which President?
ANSWERS on next page)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-18
MOTOR TRAVEL

RIDER TO IOWA for Christmas Holt.
days. leaving December 70, or de-
DRIVING TO MINOT. n. OAK;
c ssss Vim D; eash. refs refs. III. s1e7s5.
GOING TO CLEVELAND. OHIO for
Xmas week end. Desire riders to
share expenses JE. 2-u954 IS.
LEAVING FOR PENSACOLA on 10th
or 10th Dec. Call w. o. Beck, Fl.
Belyoir. Ext. 3ai47 days, or Ext.
MIAMI IA I BEACH BEACH, FLA. Leaving . a.
service: 1855 Pontiac: $50. Du.
LEAVING AVN FOR SAVANNAH, Ga.
Dec, 23; % Dodge. take 2 or 3.
Ts sSd By S. lP az. car rs &c G ssss:
Diving TO los ANGELES. CALF.
Dec 25; would like reliable driver
10 help drive 10. $3.50:
i fetuTn Dec o ~ "a. ss1s Re after
RIDE Z M WANTED, Monday through
Friday. Frederick. Md. to District
downtown section, arriving : am,
MR Pm % Sr i lstf1 St. cqPP ledt
erick. Nd. or. phone Monument
2-3ou3 or Sterling $500, Wash.
CHARLESTON, Huntington, W Va,
Dec. %. return Dec, 30: Tampa.
Fla. Fec. 4; ". Tor New orleans
Fee. II to a =; Mardi oras' Share
2 BUSINESS LADIES need driver
Los Angeles. approx. Jan. / Call
Sun. ewes. after z. OIL. 1907.
LEAVING FOR CHICAGO Dec. %.
HO. ABB
MARINE desires riders to share ex-
penscS TO l.. A. area; leaving Dec.
2"-23. Call EN-. 2-5420 after $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-18
HELP-WoMEN Cent,

BANK CLERKS CO.. High school
graduates, ase is 70 rs: will train
IS bookkeeping machine operators.
Apply 70 thu CITY BANK. 9th and
B nRss' M asfi nv; bo,,.,s,s
also members; for ssnxa aHS! SOFA
Club. Apply. In person, 6-s pm.
BEAUTiClAN for old-established
shop. Excellent position for re-
liable experienced operator; guar
a antss "a se'i Teds,s No license 1s re-
BEAUTICIANs Manicurists. must
VINCENT ET VINCENT. 500 18th
BEAUTY dI1I or. SPERAISE I,nI Oman .,.s or
Also manicurist. Call MR.. JULES.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. male or fe-
male and manicurist. to work in
ply In person. TED 8 ANGEL 's.
1907 Mass, ave. NV. go
BOOKKEEPER-work In Hyatts..
Nd Must be good typist, learn to
operate Rem, Rand Bookkeeping
machine. WA. 7-3loo or WA; =
BooRSKEEPER ACCOUNTANT. con.
not essential All replies confdsn-
soookkESREPffRR.sECRErARY l-sirl
real estate once; varied duties: s.
day wk,: ref. and experience; salary
open. Re. 3-1372. IA
B0OKkEEPER-TYPIST Expert
enced. Insurance brokers once.
excellent working conditions. air
conditioned building; 6-day week,
paid vacation, permanent position
Salary open HOLMES q HART,
NE S-373O. lRs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-18
Ii. 6-3972
FOR APPOINTMENT

MAID, for general homework: plain
cooking: fond of children; live in
or out; refs. and health card
MAHfD. .;Rlssi NURSE. for ell
derby gentleman. State age, local
reference and salary desired. Box
MAiDEcieaning. serving. laundry.
. In family. other help employed.
Must ne experienced. Recent local
reference required. KE. 7-l6SS
after 1000 am.
WOMAN. white. to assist owner Of
boarding house: light duties: sal;
I've in. 1890 18th ST. NV. Is
WOMAN, for light housework, care
Of 4 children; 2. school age: in ex-
change chs ep for 5 5oeP and board: $50
SETTLED LADY. white. to care for
baby and 90 light housework IN ex-
change for home. RE. 6-BSi2.
RELIABLE WOMAN for g.h.w.. plain
cooking; :. Sehool-ape children: up
stairs room, live In or out; refer
ences. TU.. 2-b67J.
ELDERLY LADY TO live in home Of
employed widowed mother 2 school
age and one 4-yr.-old, Small wages,
refs. Call EN-. 3-l063 30
AGED WOMAN. white. live
in. care OF house and children. Call
wsiiTE WOMAN. American or span
ish live in: sh.M:. good cook !:
CITY references; SIS week: 9 in
Mff fpiiLE 9G WON WOMAN. Ink. Tyr
old boy. Working mother. Live IN.
Pvt rm.; $50 wk., week ends on
Call OFT 4-fHQS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-18
HELP-WoMEN
YOUNG LADY

Permanent position in con-
genial organization. Lo-
Gated near Statler Hotel.
For high school graduate
under IS, with clerk-typist
background. 5-day week.
Call Mr.. Gist, NE. 8-1723.
Al BOOKKEEPERs, S75-Ss5 wk..
full chg: typist-bkkpr. $50 ,wk. {:
cashiers. recep.. DR.. essts.: hun
dreds openings, the BEST. Inquire
BoYD,S Test: * yrsJ. MA. s-2340,
PART TIME positions open for two
young ladies twhitel; $3.50 to $50
pm: 5-day week: permanent with
excellent pay; no experience re-
quired. Apply Monday only, 624
Bond Building. 1904 New York
ave. NV.
OPENINGS with nationally adver-
tised company for Washington and
portunity for qualified woman TO
advance fast In a permanent bust
ness. Car, phone essential. Part
or full time. Box 496-c. star.
ALERT YOUNG WOMAN for radio
TV business ONCE. typing and gen.
eral once duties. interesting con-
1aets See sesos MIS- Fsi5EnsS On ia sA
PART TIME or full time. Add S44
TO $SS weekly TO the family income.
Must be ambitious and personable.
hours for women with children.
Marshall Field family-owned en-
ment cali IN. 4-5sos. "''
ATTENTION--Do you need $50
500 to pay your bills2 Several
choice AVON areas open now and
January. Don't Waiti DI. 7-022l
PART-TIME SURVEY WORK. very
good income for hours worked. HE.
4-7I59. lis
MARRIED COUPLE, WHITE. free
home and share food bill in ex-
change for care OF children and
home. After o pm. VIII. 6-6236.
coon HOME for elderly White
woman: no household duties; stay
with . children; parents work
niehts. Salary. LA. 6-I052. liz
EXTRA MONEY PLAN
brings YOU $l50-S300 and mpre in
your spare time before Christmas.
Just take orders for our quality
Nut Meats. Fruit Cakes. Candy and
Gift Items from friends neigh
bors. co-workers No investment,
Canvsssing or experience necessary,
Also FTIEn y AIaTN(y plan for vour
Phone CLARK'S Dl. 7-4404 today.
for free Easy Money Plan and sam
niles on aDnfoVAi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-18
NTuATIoNs-MEh


ACCOUNTANT. experienced: desires
part-time employment. Call 10,
I:74I; sat; and sun: SZmS h,
up to date. kept Oh contract basis.
All tax returns and financial state
A GeoiSi 0 cI.P.A.. age So; IS
yrs. local experience; desires posi-
tion as chief accountant once
manager. etc. Minimum salary.
$4,000. Box 221-D Star
PUBLIC Rel. part
time: top refs: al msdis; oudse'
ATTORNEf-30 yrs extensive ex-
per. gen. practice. excel. profess
sional background and record in
trial and appellate work: inactive
past two years; now desires asso-
CATION with attorney or law firm
BooKKrRPER-Fuu charge: exeep-
tional ability: thoroughly expert
enced all phases. Ludlow 2-05o4.
BUTCHER. colored. reliable. sober,
willing worker, some experience
will start $50 tn. 1880. -ls
DRUG CLERK - SOME LIQUOR,
EXPER.. EXCEL. REFER, AVAIL.
JAN. lST. FRED ESKIN. tn. %
$3.50 OR LA. 8-556d. -l9
ENG. colored, with 6th-class lie.
and ref. Can do maintenance work
also. No live in. Call 10. 3-4445.
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY, expert.
eneed: college; top-notch; 500,
Box 2o5.D star; -.
and PIX: exper.; mid. age. 10
HOUsEMAN. coiored. experienced
has references. Ii. 4-316i.
MAINTENANCE. complete mechanic,
small hotel or apartments pref,
super Yhidnns ability. RE. 7-l4oo'
MAN. white. reliable. nom drinker,
desires perm empl.; exper. foreman
and landsc. gardener. HA. 2-S157
MAN. colored. wishes Job as truck
driver, porter or work OF any kind
refs. NO. 7-0259.
MAN, 30. excellent health; typist
Office worker. reliable: want full Oh
part-time work. Box 2l0-D. Star
MAN, eolored. evening work. Eleya-
tor; porter D. C. permit. LII. 4
psrt-time work daily
available to IL noon and all da,
PAYROLL. COST ACCTG., tmkpe.
some bkkpg.. IS yrs exper. Min
$50 ~k. Ju. b-3o47 after 9.
reg. exper Prescrip-
lions main interest. For details,
writet Box 220-D Star. 20'
SALESMAN, experienced. white; de.
sires part-time employment; refer
ences: car Box 443-C. Star.
TRUCK DRIVER. experienced; loca
references: wishes Job. RIA. g.
1856.
TYPING. CLERICAL WORK-Donf
as required. Part or full time. work
at your home or ONCE. DU. 7-2723
FURN. ONE-BEDROOff or enc. apt
NV, for part-tfme ianitor service
Write Apt. 80. 1740 Euclid ST. NV
QUALIFIED MAN will consider man
agement Of large rental apartment
Can live on premises; wide D. c
experience: available Jan. /. 30,
1850. Star.
COLORED MAN desires days work
house cleaning and yard work. LA
6-75R3.
COioRED MAN desires nightworI
az dishwasher or porter. Hu. g.
959S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-18
HELp-DoMEsTIe

cHILDREN'S NURSE and mothers
helper. for oficial family. months
In Minnesota; other help employed.
Salary open, References essential
COMPANION 70 ELDERLY LADY.
Call ia. 2-S193. Is
G.H.K.; ; days, some evenings, few
week ends; live in II desired: new
large apt. Working cple. and baby.
Pleasant working cond. Refs. re-
CURED RA. 6-6g75 is
CIV CHILD CARE, 5h days.
every other Sunday OF: cooking,
stay en- some nights. $50 and car
fare. Experienced, with references.
10. 2-49S:3
VODsEKEEPER, for elderly lady:
live in. Small salary. uN. 4-93l2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-18
slTuAr,oNS--DoMESTlc

BABY SITTER-50c hr.; "a hrs, SO;
MISS RANDALL, RE. 7-50S9,
GIRL, coiored. desires work OF any
kind Baby sitting or 8 days R.n.E :.
willing to work. Exper.' rel 8! "a
GIRL wants housework. 5-day week
Girl desires esi Fl baby sitting, Inv,
good references. Ii. 7-9l06.
GIRL, coiored. wants Inv, cooking
laundry. child care. refs. NO. =
GIRL, 81. excellent refs: days work
fare Ii. 3-356l,
LAUNDRESs, light cleaning. IRON
ing in my home or out Baby sit
ting ewes. ruffle curtains. HU. D.
WOMAN. with child, wishes position
couple. In exchange for home and
Coon GERMAN COOK, three years
IN England. wants position, family
town r,, 81 COUNTY Wty,,r,, wpi'f I,eE MHS
PetySEth;; ss; ;s England ,,t ID, IT,
YoUNG CoLoREb LADY wishes :
days of work or domestic. AID
wouID LIKE DAYS WORK FOR
MY MAID: good cleaner excel with
children, very enc. LL S-losS.
wANTED-Domestic,. child care 81
counter work Fuli-time or VII
take part time. No live in. ASH
BETTY JOHNSON, DI. 7-7023 be-
ELDERLY CoIoRED WOMAN desire,
child care and light duties. La
COOP LABNDREss AND CLEANER.
experienced and reliable. wants day
work. Refs. LU. 1882.
COIORED GIRL-Domestic. Steady
days work Mon. Tues. Wed. and
Fri. Cleaning and ironine. Exc.
ref. Ii. 4-.250--10 am. to 3 pm
CoLoRED GIRL wants days work,
experienced and references AID.
CoIoRED GIRL wishes g,h.w: and
child care, experienced WA. o.
COLoRED GIRL wants days work in
Va. or Md References. Ii. G-9s3J.
COLOREp GIRL desires part-time
gen. hsewk Exp.; good ref. HI.
COLoRED WOMAN. nrst class; refs.
wants work as laundresS or cleaner
CoLoRED WOMAN desires child
care or care OF elderly lady: excel
refs. no. 2-3Sl3.
COLoRED WOMAN desires .days
work or baby sitting LII. 1888.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-18
TELEPHONE
SOLICITORS
CIRCULATION

Immediate openings are
nov available In OR circulA-
ton department for persons
with pleasant telephone man
ners. with the conference and
ability necessary TO do tele-
phone saleswork. The sales
commission is liberal and the
hours can be tailored TO At
your reouiremsnts In many
cases.
II interested In steady and
ENJOYABLE work contact Mr..
Harvey, Room 20i. between
. am. and q ON.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ADDRESSING ENVELOPES. CARDS,
lists. labels. etc. in my home. Rea-
C0MPUTER AND TYPIST-Experi-
ence with computing and tabulat-
ing mathematical and statistical
data. Desire research asst. work
Box 213-D. Star
GIRL wants days work or full time,
City references. RA. 3-5l06,
E Sprk 7. q tp00kke'DinS' at home
MEDICAL OFFICE ASSISTANT -
Cap. yng. lady des. pos. as doctor 6
asst. conscientious and quick TO
learn; Cd. shorthand. tipping skills'
excellent references. TU. 2-Oo39,
PRACTICAL NURsE-white. Refer
cnees. Live in Ap. 7-6057.
PRACTICAL NURSE. colored. wish
my husband. DR., Walter j.. Dona::
hoe. in q refined home; reliable and
exper.: kind and loving. illness OF
any type. Ii. 4-5U63.
SECRETARY, fast shorthand and
typine; also. French. German; .ex-
per. all ONCE work: S75 wk. NO
7-4O94 all day Sunday, weekdays
s Eisfl Y' CAPABLE, efieient
desires position in refined, pleas
ant once. Good shorthand. typinC
skills; excel. refs. tn. 2-0o39. .
TYPIST. government girl, desires
part-time position. Ewes, AID. 4
WOMAN. coiored, wants job ironing,
experienced. Call between 4:30-
d Sunday, CO, 5-1u01 J
IF you NEED COLoRED,, DEPEND
able domestic help call STATE
AGENCY. AID. 4-03S3. III
TAXING CARE or managing q room
ing or apartment house. Expert
eueed: refs. Call AID. 4-942l. Is'
ATTENTION BUSINESSMEN. Stenos
typists, clerks available for tenn
porary assignments. Don't fan BE-
hind in your work. Immediate, en-
cient service ST. 3-l9fl.
CALL AID. 4-O639 for lst.class full
or part time help PRUDENTIAL
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE. 1883
Wallseh pl. NV. betw. T and y SITS
EXP. LEGAL sEcY.. hard worker,
wants part or full time Job. D. c.
Or silyeI Sprins. ~, S.s6.4
COLORED LADY. exper, reliable
neat, desires part time evening JOB,
COOK or waitress. RA. 3-a317
COLORED PRACTICAL NURSE de-
Sires pos. in dr.'s once, hosp. or
home. Avail. In Jan. LII. j-l6l7
SIN. or week days after & pm.
COLORED PRAC. NURSE. any type
OF case. Can give infections. Hospi-
tai exper. Ii, 7-S4S1,
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SITS. MEN AND WOMEN

HUSBAND AND WIFE desire ianitor
Job with qua rters in small apt, or
once bldg. Husband is employed
out, home ewes. and week ends.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

FRED z. SIMPSON. teacher piano.
services. Phone Ii. 6-251a for appt
prices, etc; 704 East Capital St.
m Sfihi; p TANNING in beauty l cut.
ture; all subjects taught. approved
a tE 81 MsRYN nj gE aaS SSs co
LEGE, 1910 @ ste NV. DI. 7.l762.
BARRIERS wanting Florida license
Let US help you. FLORIDA BARBER
CoLLEGE. Jacksonville. Fla.
STOP FAILURE - Tutoring grades,
high school, how to study; adult
sagsa or E EsMsrs q experience IA
coaching for students; native
HIGHLY TRAINED private tutor
teaches correct English. self conf
dence and freedom from self con-
seriousness. AID. 2-2550.
HOME TUTORING - Als,, geom.,
Lat, Fl, Eng, Sp., Ger. arith..
read. Elem lem; ir. high sr. hish subs
sggeeRE4T fAassIE ses.s,oo wk.: typ
500 wk.; accts., S75-Si25; PIX
typist, S50-S65. Beg. and QUICK
rev. courses. Inquire Ma. S-234O,
BOYD SCHOOL. est. 4" yrs. cor.
CAN TAKE 3 more students on
guitar OF accordion. Instruments
furn. free for limited time. You
paw for lessons only. JU. $3.50.
AUTO MECHANICS SCHOOL-For-
eign and American cars; tune up.
repairs hydromatics, body work
special design upholstering, weld
ms. everything up to full race:
famous old automobile school; opens
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