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GROCERYMAN

in wholesale warehouse,
must know how to drive tractor and
man with responsibility, SVEN COR
NERS MARKET, Falls Church. Va.
Evening star., 1955-02-01
HELP-MeN
JOB PULLING HOUSE TRAILERs.
ElsS:s ls..: teis Eits q R1zSSasissER

JOE PULLING HOUSE TRAILERs
lsSss lssss. 6pfs TRa Tisa lGs rRzassPoR4 RzInsPsosEa
CO. Call WA. 7-0426. II
EXPERIENCED 8 AND IOe BTORE
stockman wanted; must have expe-
rienee and ability to work. super.
wise and maintain orderly stock
room: good pay TO start and excel
lent future salary for the right man.
No limit to age but must have ex-
perience. Apply J. p. johnson.
n. L. GREEN CO., S64o Colesville
I'd. Silver Spring. Md. q
LOCAL CONCERN viii add 4 men TO
its expanding sales force. Do not
apply unless you can meet the fol-
lowing requirements. /. Seeking
full-time employment. 2. Excellent
references. 3. Have automobile.
Our present sales force are averag-
ing $3.50 to $3.50 per week. For
personal interview. call RE. 7-2713.
NATIONAL CoNCERN-I need I men
with cars interested In immed. en-
ployment with a rapidly expanding
organization. Those joining our staff
will be thoroughly trained and furn.
quail. leads to earn in excess Of $100
wkly. You owe 1t to yourself to
investigate this unusual oppor. See
Mr.. J. Paul Briddell, jr.. Tues. and
Wed, from 10 to 2 and 4 to g.. No
phone calls, AMBASSADOR HO-
fTET ct ~
Evening star., 1955-02-01

statesmen, Northern Va. and North
ern Md. Car nee. Estab. accts. to
handle Americas largest selling wax
made by the Easy Glitter Wax Co.
Write. giving exper. and ref. r. M.
MOODY. 2600 Perry ST.. Richmond,
sALEsMEN-Iop pay: must have
Room 104! I'll 14th st. NV. II
statesmen - Opportunity. full or
part time in our sales department:
college men. servicemen, Government
men who need additional or full
time earnings; no experience re-
call OF. 4-774l, 10 to ! days: I to
SALESMEN-Must be exper. in SELL
ing new and used cars, an excel
lent opportunity selling the Nations s
No. l car of the year. excellent pay,
ms x BENEFITS Sant nnis yafstion I1bn Nth pay
Cockerham, sales manager, LOGAN
MOTOR CO.. I'LL 18th st. NV,
saiEsMaaSSo. experienced. previous
military service essential. Free to
travel own car. Contact unit COM
Leader in its field Salary and ex-
penses. State full details. Box 307-
Statesmen WANTED, men familiar
with food line to sell to drusstores.
fountains. etc, fountain syrup sup
hours Of 9:30 and 5, Tuesday and
Wednesday, UN. 4.2747.
statesmen t2)-Will earn S100 to
5000 weekly calling on selected pros
poets by appt.: national organiza-
tion. exclusive product and sales pro.
gram: specialized training given. Gail
IRE. 7:2731. 10 an; to 3 pm. II :,
statesmen t4l WANTED, to sell
tionaiiy advertised and locally ad-
yertised on TV and radio: must
haye car. Call Mr.. DESSEZ, 10.
4-7S3S. l0515 METROPOLITAN ave-.
Kensington. II
sALESMEN--Men interested in high
earnings, for local wholesaler and
distributor. territories now open
Nd Va, D. C. Call between hours Of
dav I'm A.CrAr
Evening star., 1955-02-01
SALES MANAGER

SALES MANAGER
start $4,000, with excellent potential
to $4,000.
Established retail ,direet sslesl pro.
required in all phases Of sales man
agement, including inventory con:
ME-. s-S237 for interview appt. ii
SALESMAN WANTED, to cover es-
$4,000 without doing Justice to
this Job. We train you at our
ee az sos5 istS S. nw corner
Irving St, Monday morning at IL; 30.
SALESMAN, age 21 to As. with sales
experienced and not afraid Of work;
transp. furnished. salary. commH-
sion and bonus asraIgemens nnig 70 ma19 ~
fSiPAsi The siNaER GEES sEWENo ASESi " MACHINE
ALESMAN-Jewelry: experience pre-
terabIe. GAIT q BRO. INC. pl'
SALESMAN AiLlesMsi living in virsinia to
exclusive basis foy aggressive we'll
established contractor, Prefer. man
experienced In esttmati but will
consider training ambitious man.
Draw against commission with HauI-
lntee. Must have car. Box 461 81
SALESMAN OR sALEsLADY. exper.: i:
slip covers and draperies made to
order. to call on leads; good COM
mission. go H st. ne. ~
SALESMAN WANTED to sell sewing
machines and vacuums; very high
commission: no canvassing: leads
furnished. Apply in person, 713 g
st. NV. -6
SALESMAN WITH CAR-Lively young
man, age 26-35, TO call on local
firms and stores for wholesale busi-
ness supplies CO., straight salary
position. S65 wk.: raises. Write
fully, Box 1925. Star.
SALESMAN, 25-35, for Buick dealer.
experience preferred but not neces-
sary; good proposition for right man.
Box 275-S. Star. %
SALESMAN, reliable, experienced in
ofice machine sales: new portable
electronic tape recorder; liberal
commissions and salary. Call RE.
7-4050 for appt. G1LP1N ELEC-
TRON1CS, INC. 1341 L st. NV. %
SALESMAN for old-established COM
pany to sell complete bathroom re-
modelling. Write giving full particu-
lars Box 34.S Star a
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DANCE TEACHERS

Experienced only, who. wish TO work
with q national studio that is ex-
panding in Washington. Applicants
must meet our requirements High
pay. Ideal working conditions. Apply
after / pm. in person DALE
DANCE STUDIOS, l710 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1955-02-01
hELP-MEN
PAINT MEN

with practical knoWledGe Of paint
products: should have good contacts
with the painting trade. in Metro.
politan area. This ts an excellent
opportunity for go-gettefs. DRAWING
account plus car allowance.
HUGH REILLY CO.
1884 N. z. Ave. NV. Ma. s-l7o3
PARKING LOT ATTENDANT-steady
1855 PARK I'd. NV. IS
PHARMACIsT. Md. fesistIation. es.
q tftssGSs0c ssofs' can shDMh NJ. sSehnsper. q sRAb-
LEY DRUGS. 6aOO Arlington ID.
Bethesda, OIL. 4-6776. . :
coNNaS5Si; coNcosp iF;HRARMHcY. RsRiM LACY 1sis DS New
Hampshire ave. NV. -S
PHARMACIST, full time. local ref
erences. CATHEDRAL PHARMACY.
PHARMACIST. fuIi-time schedule;
CHEVY CHASE PHARMACY. 1885
Conn. ave. NV. wO. $4,000. ~
PHOTOGRAPHERS, exper. or will
train, must have automobile, top
pay. Apply Rmr 704. I'll 14th st.
PLSsTERERs. Only dependable, exp,
white mechanics need apply. Phone
EV. 4-636S.
PLUMBING MECHANIC for plumbing
and heating; specialist in yobbins
SsI Cort; mn must St7sSo Ss reliable. with refs
PoRTER ieolored, for new once
building. Must be experienced in
maintenance work and cleaning.
(Daywork, Salary $3.50 mo. to start.
Apply 1413 K st. NV. after 2 Pm.
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Statesmen (3l

Research service: We will take the
,rss,sIp.onn,sieility .Go f0r your earning q
commission, dignified work. good In
come while learning, Call RE.
7-6o13, for appt. IL
Evening star., 1955-02-01
HELP--MEN

sALEsMEN can earn $3.50 to $3.50
week; leads Furnished; no esnxsss-
a6iDs ss1 sEwINa siis6'is nhcHRNEy ARRyc CO.. aoHss NC.
1927 b st. ne. Ii 6-6161. .
Evening star., 1955-02-01

CLOTHING GRADER; sort and clas-
sHy clothing for storage. repair and
cleaning. Interesting work for alert
clothes conscious woman with past
experience in dry cleaning or CLOTH
ing sales. Able to stand and move
about: S-hour day, 5-day week; han
dicaped preferred. Apply GOODWILL
shire ave. NV. (2Ist and NJ sts
n.w.l, 9 to IL am. Monday through
Friday. %
with car. under 35,
some typing Assist. mgr. with radio
program production: pleasing per-
Sonality and appearance; 5-day
week. Main duties collecting ad-
vertising accounts. No exper. nee.
Salary. expenses and comm. Phone
MR.. SHILBY. MA. S-4550 for appt.
after $3.50. JU. 1866.
for nights, exper.,
excellent earnings. Apply in person.
No phone calls. 110I Bladensburg
I'd ne q
Evening star., 1955-02-01
HELP-WoNEN

BANK TELLER fwhite). exper. pref,
age 20-35. Apply within NATIONAL
CAPITAL BANK, 3l6 Penna. ave. Sc.
BEAUTICIAN. man or woman to WORK
IN Bethesda's largest salon. Excel
OIL. 4-12l6 or OIL. 2-6475. 3
BEAUTICIANS and manicurists. for
modern and well-established beauty
or ewes, OF. 4-b4Si. 3
BEAUTICIAN- HAIR STYLISTS -
Guaranteed salary and commission
Call NO. 1852. -
BEAUTIClAN, manicurist, white. LEE
STUDIO. Ma. S-22I3. --3
BEAUTIClAN, full or part time; at
SOC basis. BILLS BEAUTY SALON.
l406 Monroe st. NV. --6
BEAUTlClAN. exper., CHILLUM TER.
RACE BEAUTY SALON, 5914 Riggs
rd;; Chillum. Hvattsville, Nd. HA.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, full or pa part
bExTfi sspEsi E0 orSfSTok SSSS iSf .sRs ssS.r,nG.o
with following; top salary; 5-day
BSokkEEPrSG Sosk kT; a4ai M.SA1SE NA Ss'iS opER1l
TOR for mortgage banking company.
Call MR.. TOWNSEND, OIL. 6-7SOs.
p
BOOKKEEPER, Remington Rand ex-
perienee and do related work; must
type: 5-day week. Apply In person
to Mrs. Strauss. MAJOR MASTER
PIECES, INC. 911 9TH St NV. Il
BOOKKEEPER-General once work.
51a-day week; Hyattsville. Md. VI
cinity. RA. 3-6567 after 10 am
BOOKKEEPER, must have credit
collection exper.: 5la-day week; S7-5
per week to start: excel. opportu-
nifty for quslified person; Call Mrs,
pm. AUTO WHOLESALERS. INC,
1I73l Bladensburg Rd. me-, Ii.
Evening star., 1955-02-01
SALESMAN
MEMS CLOTHING

Good salary, permanent position. IN.
cellelt opportunity for future adj
manager In one OF Americas largest
clothing chains. This may be 0 real
opportunity for you Write BOX
46Q-M, star. All replies win be
held in strictest confidence. IL
Evening star., 1955-02-01

WATCHMAKER. first class: perma-
nent. good working conditions. ERN-
EST BURK, 6I4 18th st. NV. "a
YARD MEN t2l, exper. in lumber
handling. hanSn dependable. sober and re. !.
see Mr.. Miller. EIsfNGER Build
ERS SUPPLY CO, 1540 Rockville
pike, Rockville. Md. ~
Fuller leadership route
open; established customers mean no
ing conditions with steady income;
no experience necessary; trainins
furnished, but man selected must be
steady and satisfied with S95 per
week to start. For interview. phone
Di 7:4457 or Dl. 7.34eS. or apply
MAN to work in grocery store, ex-
perience preferred. References re-
auired; 5a,day week. EMERSON
MAN WANTED to operate repair and
body shop. Open and doing busi-
ness, Downtown location, must have
good following and be able to fur
nish bond. Box 1875, Star. -
MAN, to FIRE furnace in exchange for
Na1t quarters, l0o6 N. H. ave. NV, near
MAN wanted to service life-insurance
debit: salary. commission; exper. not
nee. Ma. Ss1374. ii
MAN to handle service desk OF service
organisation. Must be able to prop
chanics to Jobs, keep time records.
type invoices. Man Of good reputa-
tion and able to be bonded. Write
us with full information as to age
experience. education, ETC., as to
your qualifications. Write Box 357-
Evening star., 1955-02-01

WheH -ansWertae sdpeFtisemsnts
0ddfsssed 70, Star bo4es do NOT
tnsioss original references photo.
0rdphs OF other materials 81 per.
soHal pdiHs. COPIES SeSpe tie uHf.
pose Originals mas Get lost
Evening star., 1955-02-01
A Lifetime Job
If You Can Qualify

II you can sell. feel limited In your
present job. want to work with a
company that will encourage and
help you to earn more year after
year. and can meet our REQUIRE
ments. We offer:
1. AAA-1 59-year-old concern.
2. Factory and field training at our
expense.
3. Protected territory.
4. Approximately 1870 established ae-
counts purchasing 3-6 times per
wear.
5. Unusual commission earnings, paid
weekly.
6. No collections or deliveries, all
sales open account, freight paid.
Sell nations finest line Of more than
900 needed items to industrial, In
stitutional and all other business
establishments in IL counties in
MARYLAND. Virginia and West Vir-
ginia surrounding Washington. Call
MR.. v. E. PATTERSON, Ex. 3-5034.
Washington. Mond lay through
Wednesday to arrange Tor personal
CONFIDENTIAL interview II
Evening star., 1955-02-01
SALESMAN

National corporation in once equip
ment field has need for top-flight
salesman. Experience In our field
not necessary. Excellent training
offered and opportunity to earn as
you learn Age 24-36. Car nee.
CAL for appointment. RE. 7-6902.
Evening star., 1955-02-01
PART TIME

Around $50 per vk. to young man
must have car: no exp. needed
absolutely no canvassing. Only thost
serious and willing to come in fol
personal interviews need call. Ii
3-5326. 6:30-7:30 pm. only. d
Evening star., 1955-02-01
HELP-DokAESTlc
Housekeeper- Companion

cooking and g.h.w.. in new 2-bedrm.
apt. in Chevy Chase area; 2 adults.
elderly lady and employed niece. To
start March /. Please call. Ia. o.
S544, after 9 pm.
EXPERIENCED COUPLE to do gem
eral housework, cooking and some
driving; other help employed; GOOD
salary; must have recent refs OIL.
4-2030 .
,,,. GIRL e. ;S1eepsndsslss for
good transp. TU. 2-1069.
woman to live In; room. board, small
salary for part-time care Of chill
dren and lh.w, XII. S-S904, -
CoLoRED WOMAN, middle-aeed. to
live in; care for 2 children. LU.
2-6416 after $50 pm. IL
Evening star., 1955-02-01
HELP-WoMEN

eEsIDENT MANAGER-silver sprinz
area. State age, experience; o
bedroom apt. plus salary. Boz
ans. star. .--...-..-.z
Evening star., 1955-02-01
Production Manager

Production Manager
Opportunity for personAble youne
s man 25-35 with initiative and lead
srsnlp sus,litiss =, sEa6, to work into nan a:
only by applicants ability to assume
responsibility, onset printing ex-
perience preferred. GENERAL EN-
rLOYMENT AGENCY, ST. 3-4160.
RADIO -PHONOGRAPM TECHNICIAN
--Experiencsd ali makes. SECURITY
SERVICE. 1924 RiRRs rd., chillum'
REAL Estate SALESMAN. to sell
Florida lots, and homes. Qualified
leads furnished. GEORGE q PER
KRINs. 927 18th st. NV. ST. B.
Evening star., 1955-02-01
TELEPHONE
SOLICITORS

Several openings available fmmedi-
ately to high-caliber telephone sales
personnel for fun and part-time
work in special telephone. rooms.
Earnings commensurate with sales
ability. Apply IN person to Mr.
Harvey. in Rm. 2O4. No phone calls
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1955-02-01
statesmen

We need full and part-time
salesmen. We viii train you
while you earn q high As
$500 Der month. School With
factory trained instruetors
starts Monday, Feb. 2. 3
uafion. you win be assigned to
sis.spnes. iSSp saiss csll rnorsIs o. See .0t vern
Doonan. reni' mgr, HnL i
SANDERS. WI Washinston's Old
est Ford Dealer, 1114 Yer.
mont ave. NV, phone AD.
4-4300.
Evening star., 1955-02-01
SALES ENGINEER
SALES ENGINEER

Electronic instrument engineer, SELL
ing experience desirable but not
required. Nationally known labora-
opening in washington area. Write.
giving full particulars. All replies
held In strict confidence. Box 276-9.
gtar II
Evening star., 1955-02-01

ROUTEMAN. for retail dry-cleaning
plant; white. experienced; salary and
ROUTEAIAN-Guar salary and comm
Must have knowl. OF Silver Spg
Estah. route sAFEWAY CLEAN
Evening star., 1955-02-01
SERVICE statesmen

We are interested In hiring J service
salesmen, Good starting salary plus
commission. All leads furnished. VIII
train those Who qualify: Car neces-
vancement for those who can pro-
duce. Call Ma. S-0712 for appoint
ment or apply In person at Room
]12 Columbian Bldg, 416 6th st.
NV. on THURSDAY. February 3.
Rusco window & Supply Co.
Evening star., 1955-02-01

WASHINGTON's FASTEST
GROWING FURNITURE IN
STALLMENT HOUS e
NEEDS ANOTHER MAN
FOR ESTABLISHED, FULL
ROUTE. HOME EQUIP. OR
INSURANCE EXPER. PRE-
FERRED. CALL IN PER
SON, WASHINGTON FUR
NITURE CO., 906 9th ST.
Sc.
Evening star., 1955-02-01

TIME FOR A CHANGE?
Are you tied down to q desk? Do you
work in q stuffy ONCE? Do you feel
you'll never get anywhere? II you
get q raise, will 1t put you on easy
street? Would you like to feel free
for your efforts and ability? Would
you like to work where your in
come will increase every month?
We will pay you SIS . week while
learning our business. II you have
car and ambition. write Box
490-R, Star for personal interview
Evening star., 1955-02-01
Lifetime Opportunity

We need Q men for speciality sales
promotion: we are not interested a,i!i
responsible family men can make
this q lifetime position with high
income In q dignified sales field. For
personal interview, call 10 to IL or
2 TO 4. Mr.. Robson. PARKLAWN.
OIL. 9-S300.
Evening star., 1955-02-01
EMPLOYED MEN
IAMLOOKING
ATTENTION SALESMAN

Do you want a steady income II
months Of the year every veal. for
the rest of your life? Earnings from
$4,000 to $4,000 q year. Employ
field. Reputable and financially Sc.
cure. No out-of-town travelling but
car and references necessary. Com.
plete training given with guaranteed
drawing account. For PERSONAL inter-
view, call EUGENE B: LEE. LA, g.
630O --3
Evening star., 1955-02-01
SALESMAN
SALESMAN

To represent well-established Capitoi
Record distributor in Washington
and vicinity. Call on established
accounts. Expenses, salary and
bonus. Age 24-35. Must have car.
selling experience required, but not
necessarily In this field. We will in
struct you. Phone MR.. NELSON. in
Baltimore. for appointment. Broad
Evening star., 1955-02-01
SALESNEN

with ear. work on qualified Leads
only: salary plan and bonus. CAPI::
tai SUPPLY CO. Call Ii. 6.7100
for appointment. Mr.. Bruning. -3
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-09-16
Israel To Accept
$4,000 North
African Jews

JERUSALEM, (JTA) = The Is
rael Parliament, recalled in a
special session to consider the
North African situation, voted ac-
ceptance of the Government-Jew-
ish Agency plan for the immigra-
ton within the next II months of
$4,000 Jews from North Africa
and their resettlement in the Jew
ish State.
The plan was submitted to the
Knesset by Premier Moshe Shar-
EFT who described the movement
of the North African Jews as "a
sacred duty" He said the plan
called for transfer of 10000 Jews
within the first two months and
then an immigration of 5000
monthly. If, however, the lives of
North African Jews were endan-
gered, he said, then Israel will do
her utmost to bring them all in"
Levi Eshkol, the Minister of FL
nance, told the Knesset that the
North African immigration placed
a great responsibility both on Is
rael and the Jews of the world,
especially American Jewry. He
informed the Knesset tn a t the
Government intended to levy new
taxes to bring in an estimated Is
million Israel pounds in IL months
as a sacred fund for the rescue
of North African Jewry."
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-09-16
THE SOUTHERN JEWISH WEEKLY

our Sisterhoods are engaged are
the transcribing of books of Jew
ish content into Braille and de-
veloping other religious and Gull
tural services for the blind; the
sponsoring of Leadership Train
ing Institutes for Sisterhood mem
bers; and the new Eyes" program
for service to Youth, Education
and Sisterhood, including student
aid for rabbinic students of the
Hebrew Union College-Jewish
Institute of Religion.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-09-16

Another major project which
will be intensified by our Sister,
hoods during the year ahead is
the conducting of Institutes on
Judaism for Christian Church
Women. designed TO acquaint
them with the beliefs. traditions
and rituals of Judaism. More
than 10000 Protestant and Cath
olic church women have been
guests of NFTS and its local
Sisterhoods at these Institutes
which have contributed greatly to
inter-religious understanding.
Among other activities in which
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-09-16

During the coming year, the
more than 500 Sisterhoods of
NFTS will find increased signifi-
canoe in their study of world af-
fairs, the United Nations, and the
problems of international rela-
tons. The publication Of educa-
tional materials on these subjects
and the preparation of outlines
for meetings devoted to world
relations constitute an important
phase of Sisterhood work.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-09-16
TEMPLE SISTERHOOD
PRESIDENT SPEAKS FOR 10000
BY MRS. HUGO DALs11E1MER

President National Federation of Temple Sisterhoods
S76 the 100000 members of the National
sterhood the realization Of world
the essenng tensions during
the leaders the United States
striving between peoples the
beginnings and other peace
full world
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-14
Texas Conyiicts Rebel
For Third MeoI d Day

HUNTSVILLE, Tex. April Il
@.-A jittery, nervous little
group of Texas toughest COLI
victs paced jerkily up and down
a few square yards Of exercise
area today in a bid for q third
meal a day.
They had been without food
or water since 9 am. yesterday.
Only q dozen or so convicts
were still on their feet at dawn
today. Fifty-two were In the
two exercise yards-separated by
steel link fences into groups Of
10 and "a.
The stubborn ones paced up
and down. sometimes trotting, as
If to keep up a brave front. The
others slept six or more to-
gether under pilfered blankets
on the chilly concrete deck.
Some Of the So obviously were
only sympathizers.
1t was unthinkable that any
could escape over the high walls
guarded by machine gun towers.
They had no hostages.
The strikers spokesman, but
not necessarily THERE leader, is
Charles Pierce. ~, a 200-pound
former admitted narcotics adj
dict with a record stretching
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-14
Neqro Scholars to Make
30-Yeor Progress Study

Top Negro scholars wiz meet
at Howard University on We'd
nesday. Thursday and Friday Of
next week to survey progress
made by their race in the past
80 years. ~
The gathering also win honor
the late DR.. Alain L. Locke, pro-
lessor OF. philosophy, emeritus
at Howard. who died In 1854
He wrote the book, 1.-THE New
Negro" In 1925 which docu-
mented Negro culture and edu-
cation since the start Of this
century.
The forthcoming conference,
titled 1.-THE New Negro Thirty
Years Afterwarc," will bring DR..
Locke's research up to date. The
university's Division of Social
Sciences is sponsoring the event
The opening session at 8 pm,
Wednesday In Rankin Chapel at
the university. will feature Presi-
dent Mordecai w. johnson. DR.,
Eugene c. Holmes. associate
professor Of philosophy. and DR.,
Robert e. Martin, associate pro-
fessor Of government.
This session win be q special
eulogy Of DR.. Locke, who was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-14

considered by many to be Amer
icas foremost Negro scholar.
having taught at Howard for Al
years prior to his retirement in
1858. He was elected to Phi
Beta Kappa at Harvard UNI
versity in 1907 and was q
Rhodes Scholar at Oxford Uni
versity in 1910.
Three contributors to DR..
Locke's 1925 work will particle
pate In the conference.-the.
Arthur H. Fauset Of Phila-
delphia. chairman Of the Alain
Locke National Memorial Com
mittee: Or. e. Franklin Frazier.
professor of sociology at Howard.
and DR.. Charles s. johnson,
president Of Fisk University in
Tennessee.
Sessions at. 3 and 8 pm.
Thursday as well a 8 pm. FRI
day session will be held In
Douglass Hall. An 8 pm. Friday
session will be In the School OF
Engineering and Architecture
auditorium. Discussion periods
win follow the Thursday and
Friday addresses. All sessions
are open to the public free.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-14
INFANT BEGINS
TAX LIFE RIGHT
with REFUND
MIAMI FLA AuriI IL fP.

MIAMI, FLA, April II up.
--One Of the Nations young
est taxpayers. 15-month-old
: David Anthony Kicks, filled
out and mailed in his Fed
eral income tax form yester-
day. I. He asked for q $2.10
refund.
David earned SIS for two
days work as q movie extra
last November and the stu
do took out the standard
deductions Of $2.10 for in
come tax and 80 cents for
Social Security.
He became q taxpayer last
fall when his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Doyle M. Kicks,
took him to Key West, Fla,
for q visit. Movie people
happened to be making a
film, Rose Tattoo" and he
and his mother became
movie extras.
His part In the movie was
to be held In his mothers
arms as she walked In front
Of the camera as part IT .
crowd scene.