davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-10-29
TougaIoo Proves
Stubborn Foe
Despite 1876
Tiger Victory

The Jackson College Tigers de-
feated stubborn, never say die
Tougaloo Bulldog eleven 1876 here
Saturday night at Alumni Field. In
grinding out the hard-earned VIC
tory, the Tigers might have won
the most costly victory to come
to their camp in many moon. In
jured in the Bulldog contest were
Odell Jordan, Robert Thornton and
Ralph Bishop, all starting linemen
for the Tigers. Bishop, 179 pound
junior center from Corinth, may
be lost for the season. Jordan, out
standing guard from Meridian, had
seen more early season service
than at anytime, since he joined the
Tiger squad three years ago. Rob-
ert Thornton, outstanding tackle
from Forest and a leading candi.
date for All-MWAA honors, may
miss the Tigers first conference
setto against Coach Eddie Robin
sons Grambling College Tigers
Saturday, October 90. In addition
to these men who operate in the
forward wall, Thomas Stewart and
George Johnson, Tiger back field
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-10-29

work horses, were carried from the
field because of injuries and may
also be lost for the Homecoming
game with the very capable Gramb-
ling College eleven. Stewart, 1853
pound halfback from Starkville,
Mississippi, and Johnson, 1913
pound Lexington, Kentucky
flyer" both run like scared rab-
bits and have been mainstays in the
Tiger offensive three seasons. The
Tigers have not won q conference
contest since they shifted to the
NWAA Conference three seasons
ago. Tougaloo won the toss and
defended the south goal. The Bull
dogs offensive Immediately went
to work to display the best Of
tense the Tigers have been all
season. The first quarter was a
40 stalemate with both teams
threatening to score, but failing to
do so. With five minutes left in
the second quarter, Stewart scored
for the Tigers and Greene con-
verified. Then with just seconds
left to play, Spriggs intercepted a
Bulldog pass and ran 40 yards for
the second Tiger score. McNeal
failed to convert. The third quar-
ter saw Johnson and Stewart scor-
ing. Stewards score came late in
the quarter on an 80 yard jaunt.
Greene's attempt for the extra
point was short. In the fourth
quarter, Stanlee Greene added an
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-10-29
Arkansas State
Band Will PIayAt
Tri-State Classic

The 75-piece marching band of
Arkansas State A. M. & N. Col
lege, Pine Bluff, under the direc-
ton of Prof. Harold Strong of
Memphis, will be a feature of the
Tri-State Classic when the Arkan-
sas Golden Lions meet Alcorn State
College Braves from Port Glib
son, Mississippi in Melrose Stad-
ium, Saturday night, November
9Th beginning at 8 o'clock.
Long recognized as one Of the
leading college bands in the coun-
try, this group has been acclaimed
everywhere it has had the oppor-
tunity to perform.
Memphis is represented with 10
students in the college band. They
include Daniel Harvey, Frederick
Letcher, Edgar Cole, James Will
liams, Willie Anderson, Jesse Wal
ton, Warren Hess, Johnny Lon
don, Charles Keel, Garrett Brown,
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-10-29

Robert McGhee, Lee Patterson,
Leonard Jones, Willie Hoskins,
Henry Eubanks, Bettye Hunter,
and Doris Smith.
Nine attractive majorettes will
perform during the classic with
the band. They will participate
in a grand parade at pm. Sat-
urday, November 9Th. fro m
Handy's Square at Beale and Her
nando to Booker T. Washington
High school. They will also be
featured in ceremonies just before
kickoff time at 8 pm. at Melrose
Stadium and between the halves.
The majorettes are Misses Bettye
Meeks, of Prescott, Arkansas; Or
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-10-29
I{a121ES lz32{3
AIeorn Breaks Two Game Losing
Streak By Upsetting Favored
Texas College IS too

After two successive loses, M.
/. and Jackson, the Braves got
back into the winning column last
Saturday by defeating strong Tex
as College Is to 0.
There was no question in the
minds of the spectators as they
watched q determined Alcorn line
smother Texas Colleges Charles
Smith behind his own goal line
for a safety just 6:5 after the
kickoff. The Braves then took the
steers kickoff and in six plays
OBJ Leslie Nettles climaxed the g.
yard offense march with a 12-yd.
touchdown pass to end, Peter Bos-
ton. Gene Henderson added the
extra point. The remaining minutes
of the first half were played on
fairly even terms.
Coach Fisher mixed a series of
combinations that utilized the ser
vices of all three of his QB's-Tal-
madge Ports, Leslie Nettles and
Buford Magee. While the second
half was only seven minutes old
when Nettles connected once again
with Peter Boston for 65 yards
and q I'd.
The Champion Brothers - CAL
vim and Purvis, with Joseph Brown
and Mason Denham were the spark
plugs for Alcorn's running attack.
Lonnie Crosby and Teddy Davis
potential All American tackle play
ed their usual brand of hard clean
football.
There to add spice to the line
for the Braves were Gilbert (Ten-
nessee) Mockabee, Joseph Wynn,
James Headspeath and Robert Nc
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-10-29

other touchdown for the Tigers and
kicked the extra point, making the
score 800 for the Tigers. On the
next play, Davis of Tougaloo ran
through the entire Tiger team to
score. The conversion failed. The
Tigers ended their scoring as Nc
Neal skirted the Bulldogs right
end for the final tally. Redmond,
Marshall, Davis and Mack were
outstanding extensively for the
Bulldogs.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-10-29
Saxton To Meet
basiIio-Dema
Winner For Title

BOSTON, Mass.-Welterweight
champion Carmen Basilio and chal-
lenger Tony DeMarco will meet in
championship fight here Nov.
80, with the winner meeting john
ny Saxton, who first lost the title
to DeMarco, who then lost it to Ba-
silio.
In a strange maneuver Saxton,
for the second straight time,
waived his priority to meet the
champion in exchange for a con-
tract clause calling for an undis-
closed lump sum payment, plus a
match with the winner of the No
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-10-29

letha Bohannan, Forrest City; Bes-
sic Owens, Pine Bluff; Sandra
Johnson, Texas; Vinita Tuckey,
Tulsa, Okla; Vertenia Tyus, of
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-10-29

vember 20 fracas.
Basilio and DeMarco will fight
in the Boston Garden. The fight
will be televised nationally with
the New England area BACKED out.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-10-29

Conway; Anita Phillips, Fort
Smith; Bettye Moorem, Ell Dorado,
Arkansas; and Neil Meeks, of Pres
colt.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-10-29

For the Steers it was no doubt
Frank Wooden, end, who gave the
Braves a momentary fit, Charles
Smith, Oh, and Charles Lasen.
On paper this is how the teams
stacked up:
Evening star., 1955-11-05
Will the Government Eose
Mortgage Credit Curbs?

Some light on this aspect
OF the situation Is thrown BY the
most recent issue Of the au-
Ithoritatiye Boeckh building -cosl
report.
Since the end Of 1854. con-
struction costs have risen ma
tionaliy BY 3.6 per cent. and In
certain cities BY as much as
5 per cent. the Boeckh index
shows. Building materials costs
have risen by 8.4 per cent In the
last year; 26 per cent in the
period since January. 1850. This
was far greater than the average
rise Of IL per cent since January,
1850, for all commodities.
Part of the explanation for
the building cost increase lies IN
the sharp rises for certain mate
|rials: - per cent since 1850 for
lumber. so per cent for cement,
so per cent for gypsum products,
45 per cent for iron and steel
products.
As for the year ahead, the
Government Is thinking about
Evening star., 1955-11-05
Continued From Page B.

Continued From Page B-1
moved" Elsewhere, he indicated
lhe would favor first returning to
la 80 year mortgage term from
1.-THE present 25-year limit. even
before terminating the 2 per cent
higher down payments II an
lease-oh were required.
The new housing curbs OUT
llawed FHA and VA loans with
Ia 30-year pay-oh period. reduc-
ling the maximum term TO rs
years. It also increased by 2 per
cent the amount Of down pay
lment needed. This had the effect
lof requiring veterans. by law. to
make q down payment for the
Ifirst time In the history of the CT
Ihome-ioan program.
If these statements Of quali-
| fled Government ofiicials are to
be taken merely at face value.
they do not suggest that any
significant change in money pol
Icy is Immediately ahead.
But II they are viewed, also. in
relation to statistics indicating
that the upward trend Of build
ing costs has been arrested, In
relation to the figures showing
declines In home construction:
and In relation TO the undoubted
desire Of the administration 70
keep home construction during
1885 at q prosperity" level
then you may assume some
credit liberalization may be-
ahead If home building contin-I
|ues to decline.
In spite Of q certain amount
OF suspicion directed by builders
towards the Government'AI
money managers on the score
that they are. inherently, hard
money. high-interest men, the
administration itself seems toI
have an at-least plausible basis
for having taken steps to restrict
credit.
The basis was that imitation
had started again. and q halt
had to be called.
Evening star., 1955-11-05

the desirabiiity Of having home
building kept to . level Of around
IL million units. This would rep
resent . cut Of about 10 pei
cent from this years expected
total. But 1t stiIl would be well
above the prosperity" point.
If the money managers handle
the job properly. there Is little
doubt they'll get the volume Of
production the administration
believes is desirable.
Evening star., 1955-11-05
THIS WEEK ENDS BEST BUYS
ALL EXCLUSIVELY PRESENTED
BY METZLER. REALToR
FIRST PRESENTATION

IZUI PinehuEst PkWy
delightful Hs shuped rambler, built BY builder for
use sapaue dining rocm de luxe alIeIert kitchen, bedm
bolhs Huge pcneIed ecfe6on roo. bn ssraae TnEspnu
ton Blk INSPECT AND COMPARE opsa Sum- izDak Esa.
call oL 4-lssz
Sa ss,sss, ss G Atss 3 s c s sa Ma1 q | @ s
Evening star., 1955-01-30
ADMINISTRATIVE
ASSISTANT

Young man 20-25 years old, hish
school graduate, to assist branch
manager Of local branch once OF
large east coast sales and manu-
featuring company. Work involves
typing, tiling and preparation Of re-
ports. Could lead to position OF office
manager for the right man. Apply
Mr.. HUFF, 1914 4th st. me-. Mon
or Tues. --31
ADVERTISING SALESMAN, present.
able. experienced, for class publi-
cation. Salary and commission.
, Wonderful opportunity for able
man. Box 303-S, Star.
SALESMAN - Young
and aggressive for Northern Vas
largest weekly Alexandria or Ar
lington resident preferred. Call
ADvERTpisING PRODUCTION assist.
ant. Includes clerical and SINE
MESSENGER work. Some experience
Advertising desirable. Advancement.
High school education. lS to 2b
years old. 40-hour. Downtown To-
cation. Call Miss Gwyer. DI. 7-7400.
ADVERTISING MANAGER, 70 take
over responsibility for local adj
vertising on large ABC weekly. situ-
ated in pleasant virginia town near
Washington. Prefer young man
with some experience. lots of energy.
This Is a good job on one Of the
best weeklies in the country; eood
starting salary; disqualification. va
cation. etc Write all "details to
Box 14R-S. Star
Evening star., 1955-01-30

ANTIQUES and modern furniture.
glass. china. bric.a-brac, etc. Thurs.
1880 pm. euBURBAN AUCTIONS.
Rockville. Md.
Evening star., 1955-01-30
hELP-MEN

COLLECTION MAN-Yns. man 10
train in the credit field: plenty o.
opportunity. Apply 10 person, S907
y. I ave. Mt. Rainier, Md. --4
COLLECTOR, full-time. for monthly
debit in Metropolitan Area. REQUIRE
dependable yeUng man with late
model car. Must be hondable No
selling REQUIRED. See Mr.. Brady on
Mondhy between Q Am. and 5 pm.
coLEEc;TSS q E; s slshsssaaAN ALE & n:T ns:ssasl,.hed
debit In Northern Va. with Old-line
insurance company; good salary
"a. 6-5154: daily, IA. 7-62ls,
R-SALESAIAN Young
man TO collect and sell life insurance
tE D. c. Phone NE. S.eS40. -
FOREMAN for bet
ter custom-built homes; So. 900 per
year: must be able, hard worker.
willing 70 work with tools oees-
sionally. Live IN Va. and have teie-
phone JE. 2-l229. Call morning
coSsTiRucTroN suPERNTENDESF
for local general contractor doing
Government and commercial work.
Submit age, references and resume
Of experience. BOX l55-R, Star.
Evening star., 1955-01-30
HELP wANTEp-AeENcIEs

8KKPRS, AND CCOUNTANTS-W We
specialize n these positions ATLAS ATLAS
rEHGHEr Its9 y Of eve FRENcHAmeriesn siS e sgisn
sxITo TEACHERS AGENCY, 5i6
N. Charles ST.. BALTIC, Nd.
SECRETARY, man. for lge; natl org;
ExeS type; 5000 Ss. speeds tSs STS. q LINDA
acct. -typine helpful Mr.. BYRD At
PERSONNEL SERVICE, 1911 Q st.
cHo,SNjsTRUcffiScSSS' MAN-omce msr.
with accounting background: 500
soYps. S5 1gmsss soo iss issh. Atss eor. Ss't iNA
TiYPissTTss.REcEP., SO w.p.m.. $50
$50 wk., all kinds openings, See
DOT REED, 1911 @ st. INA. S.60s91.
STATISTICAL CLERK, with typing.
$5O-S60 wk. immed Miss Black
At B0YD's. cor. Q and i"tn INA
CREDiT-Men, college educa. can be
helpful. S230-S300 mo. Beg, and
exper.. H BYRD. 1911 @ st. NV.
CoLLEcTfII0N MGR. $3.50. expeT;.
car nee; excel. oppor' GRACE DUNN
,ktSWtLeY tSll & s.; SALESMAN, $50 vk. up,
exper. GRACE DUNN. l31i G st.
NV. IRE. 5-2s2sl.
SALESMAN, with grocery exper top
salary. Immed, See Mr.: Pord at
BOYD'g. zoo 18th 81. MA. s-2340.
BO0KKEEPER, mach. opr.. with
vS Ms. sDghssss ggses saDeH 4 Boyps i5as soS
18th. cor. O INA. S-2340),
siee. sso.sioo wk up. M. Ford
At BoYD's. cor. O and 18th. MA.
swirl wiz EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
ese Women. pIs 10th a. NV.
Al bOOKKEEPER. typinR nee; SIS
wk. Jr. bookkeeper, S6b VIZ. Cashier.
simple okpg III y BYRD 1871 O st.
wnaafirE Viii sNA, AND S,0ScsoSI.oREp coIoREp: men and
women; experienced. with references.
drivers drivers. Waitfsssss and fountain;
typist; g;h. gerke5s ,.Isl PsTt ,.v@rri Snd iT,l
ACTUAL CT = J0Ss oPEN in O. ) 90.
Am, Europe. 70 81 900, travel paid,
writ My Employment Info. Center,
Room s4s, Z Green g Boston IL 4oo
Q So 700 Il you w. want ws.S.ns 2 position s,nn
b G., our letter campaiEn service
win Be 81 interest 70 YOU. our ex.
celient reputation among employers
has been developed over Q period Of
ss ear; .' DTg'ssdurs n,.,.d q hish ..a sta1a ,o,
ssTticulars' W. BTxBY. INC.
ii67 Rrishane Bldg. Dutialc 8. n. z.
Medical Placement Agency
a24 18th ST, NV.
ME-. S-45S5. LOIS MCCLURE.
Lab, and x-ray technicians 70 81, 200
Medical secretaries S2.46V up
Evening star., 1955-01-30
NEW HOME

NICE rLAcE fer people
,S nssSirs ,s: eI,ss ss sun, ssnsnins IN, IN .ns
informatiSn. WE. s.ssis. 50.
aC nN TTuT nav
Evening star., 1955-01-30
ACCOUNTING
STIJDENT

Excellent opportunity for q student
under 30 yrs, presently studying for
accSHnntins HssH n,sns degres 6-day % %4o-honr
advancement opportunities upon
completion Of studies. Some previous
experience In private industry pre-
ferred. Write qualifications to
BOX 1925, STAR
Evening star., 1955-01-30
NATIONAL
Employment Service
ATTENTION MEN

The accurate and direct method Of
selecting the right Job Is to contact
our ONCE.
MANY EXECUTIVE. PROFESSIONAL.
AND OFFICE POSITIONS AVAIL
ABLE NOW.
II we do not have the position you
are. seeking We will attempt to md
1t for you
MANY POSITIONS OPEN ALSO FOR
YOUNG MEN WITH OR WITHOUT
EXPERIENCE. HIGH SCHOOL AND
COLLEGE GRADS.
11na 1Ath st. NV Ex., a-7270.
Evening star., 1955-01-30
nELP-MEN icons. /,

ASSISTANT AuDIToR-Youns man,
with bank or savings and loan ex-
perience, BY O local financial insti-
tuition. Give full details as to ex-
perienee, education and BACKGROUND
Box b0-S. Star. 81
Evening star., 1955-01-30
HELP-MEN

ACCOUNTANT for c.P.A. Arm; some
previous public accounting experi-
ence necessary: permanent position
with opportunity for advancement.
In reply state experience. schooling,
age and salary desired. Box SIS.
Star NO
ACCOUNTANTS, jrs., permanent Dc.
sitions; large local CPA iirm; under
30 years; degree or 1855 graduates;
NJ RoptNsskyi s5assli Elk. 3-4e1o' N Mr.
ACCOUNTING clerk. with national
company. 5-day. 40-hr. week. Ex-
ceptional opportunity for ADVANCE
ment. Must have accounting back
ground. S65 wk. State age, experi-
ence and draft status. Box 1855.
Star. ---3l
ACCOUNTANT, JR.--Local CPA firm
requires services Of several junior
accountants; excellent opportunity
Tor young men desirous Of entering
accounting profession. kep,y 70 Box
lO2-S, Star, giving age, marital
status aad brief -esune Of educa-
tion and experience. 81
ACCOUNTANT, jr., no experience nee
essary: $2,400 starting salary. State
age. education, single or married.
Box 379-S. Star. ---3l
ACCT. tax. must be thoroughly
familiar with all taxes. Call MRS.
BROWN, RE. 7-3531 or wo. 6-3125.
Evening star., 1955-01-30

WAea aasweyane a6peTttssmsnts
Gd6fcssed % Star bozes Do NOT
tn3fose original felsrences p1oto-
eruDks D, othe1 materials of per.
soFal pGlne copies serVs the p9f.
pose Oyt0tRdls mag osf lost
Evening star., 1955-01-30
ADIuSTORS

Men. with mechanical experience and
high school diploma for training as
q sadiuSt0rS in claims department nj
local ONCE: nationally known In
surance company. Write to Box
1925, Star, giving coanpiete data
as to age. marital status and ex-
perience. BOX lR2-S Star Al
Evening star., 1955-01-30
PERSONAL

ART REsToRER WILLIAM KRAUs
Will bring your painting and frame
in new condition. RA: 6-35f0. 3Os
EXP4RT SPECIAL ASSIST. income
tax and troubles. Est. 30 years. z
aSS %HSyEos Essk ssS say 1sS hSar .:. ssrY.fe L. 7sS
AcccotujNTiiASf. formerly with me
sssSrns. sassaS. csIi Si sb HtS''s 's-ssso any .,@s
srMEoGRApHlNo, 500 eop.ss $50 Q
insi asao tEp 4 ii. p nv. s,A nm. zs. 81 s;sisS
EosMs p - q ,va.a : 'ss ss,,.'.; sSs,,;sss,sn. sas
ssiins: ysxen, sS sERSyi u ga cso.ss, ID 5ac sds (
folks hne food. care. TV; inspection
VIII WifI NOT STT M REsPoNsIBLE for
any debts contracted BY anyone other
isiI ists Iayses as Ave. RnchAWS4 n.s.. Wan. B. q
NURSING HoME vAcANcY--Privats
or semipriyate rooms. lst ar, next next
lss:s K.Hs 3D. Fs.1so9 RsTsi1s q ST. ST.
PRICE WALTZ NIGHT, every sun, .
70 i.sp m, 10 tlne dance band; Drop
in and have fun. NkW HQMk-
STRETCH COCKTAIL LouN0k.
sSoi MsSISSro TN RIks ssfHRS ~ s-gSsS IsSi
Low cost Quick retundi *. 5000
TAX ECONOMIST Thomas Gre
LAUNDRY ny HaND--Picsup and
delivery; reasonable. prices. Gan
EoSt sas siIAtl iTIA6tlrdSiSShls,. iii ssesii s.en. Es.
Fr Eng Sp. Ger, arith., read
sisP siilsPP of Il eARs E. sipsn ies ps on. slsh,
ExPEcTING your FIRST bABYi
SS sSiissa sasns ss hS iSs soS ri isiss as !:
rShaE e soH Hcat stat TssA iss eis.ri9 rs 2 sai,s
In.ls issIs q Ty d0ESals ka s,s. soe:sa Home P!'.
caNDnY iSiAssEs. lsiiiiil. ssiil. for P,b
ySii;.,, ~ d,y y Ss,y q eve si.np,,,, 81 4.es24
iogndss!on course .s,.s.r,,nn M; yS,es s,ss e.
Snseed, sksic siNofNG SYSTEM
nhT9PSoTicS NJ M I'll ifSsTkTcfioS sfVAfH for pso. pro
fessional people. Attend open Ice.
p sSss q M0asss SsSish sst Community aSss Center
.a,s.,o, I'm srs eve wsi,nisc 81 ns q xniYrksss xyniY,s IS
Sss. SSs S.r Il; Rss: ssf sssRHSloiHtsE ssFiSs MI sio'
Evening star., 1955-01-30
ADJUSTORS

Young men t6) required for perma-
nent positions. with excellent oppor-
now open due to recent expansion
and promotions; salary commensu.
rate with past experience and ability
Overtime and car allowance paid
JU. 9.78l9 Mr.. MURRAY 40
Evening star., 1955-01-30
WALTER H. KESSLER
Personnel Services, sl2 wash. sBlvd.
18th and " Y. Ave. NV, ST. 3-p4l1
TECHNICAL

Present opportunities In the technical
fields OF electro ro-meehanicnI design.
research and Developments are too
numerous 70 list and vary a. u
salaries and locations.
II you are q technical graduate with
experience we cordially invite you
20 phone as for q free, confidential
interview In order 70 determine
your present situation IN COM
paTsson 70 opportunities available.
Many OF our clients are national
ORGANIZATIONS. they pay our fees.
and In cur opinion oifer the Very
hest IN employment possibilities.
technical iields enables us 10 render
saluahie assistance 10 you IN this
important decision. rhone ST. ..
n4fe for appointment
DRAFTSMEN
Structural steel detail 70 S7.7st
Mise. steeL NO PEE ------ 70 Sbyeot
Evening star., 1955-01-30
Your Work Is
Half Your Life!

1t requires at least 8 hours Of every
day-your energy. and Thought,
Your success In work depends 70
large extent on whether you enjoy
it-are in the right job, workingI
with the right people.
Our JOB Is 70 Try, with your zee eSSoperss- sns
we don't always succeed, but We
Here are few Of the current Job
opportunities we are screening for.
There are many. many others.
WOMEN.
Secretary. legal. NV. to 40 $500
Secretary tmfg.), Va; to 40 $3,ee49
secretary, assn. 50 .o-- " az S49
sssrssary TssI ena sss 70 to 40 ssS
stenographers t6), NV. n;e.,. o.,
Va, Nd, to 35 to $500
Many RECEIPT. PIX. clerk styp- ,oo
pi.sai ins SEA-. e e ,.yp,n1 soo% g % E. ssSSSS sSS
and stat. clerk (typinR). to
Msthematician. "a to IS -------ss.SCO SCO II. Il.
organic chemist SO. 0O0-s7. 900
iations exp, to 40 $4,000 81, 900
Salesman (piumbing parts
SALESMAN sfD;s tins.,. to ss. straisat III 80 -
salary 80 TO So'4Ou
shlssmah iarna '0eselase'. 70 %, = $4,000
salesman icon. backsround). to .oo
2S S3.3Q0
Rte. sales food. yng,. s days, $4,000
r q Hookkeeuer 81 b.. Nd. S4,6SO
Auditor (hotel exp.1. night - $3.50
Cashier {hotel exp.j So. ZOO
Estimator constr. workl ---sal open
Clerk-typist tAlex.l ---z- $500
Multilith oper.. young ------- S2.7S0
Hours o-5. Monday Friday. wednes-
ELIZABETH III 4 Ell PINKSTON
Personnel CounSeling
Evening star., 1955-01-30
ADMINISTRATIVE ASST.
JUNIOR ACCOUNTANT

For large General Motors dealer.
Young man, rs to 30 years. Write,
giving age. education, experiences
and salary expected to Box 295-S.
Evening star., 1955-01-30
CLASSIFIED AD RATES
LoeoI Advertisers
3 Lines tMinimum)

One time, 46e per line.
Ihise 10 six iirnss eonsseutvGiy. lls
peI line.
Seven time, eenssev,ivsly. Jse per line
New automobiles. 66e Der line t4.lins
Enlnimuml
SpeeiuI Notices ond Personal, 5e %,
line uddiiionoi
0yi.of-iown sate. 66e rss line aaeh
insertion.
Sioims TOR errors must be mode In time
for correction before second Insertion
Evening star., 1955-01-30
SPECIAL NOTICES

INCOME TAX RETURNS prepared In
your home by. exper. reliable ac-
eountant TU. 3-10H0. 30s
CURTAINS, beautifully IN, chair
covers, dfapes. fine linens, silks,
family wash specialty. no, 2-S222.
YOUR MAN FRIDAY-Bricklayer.
foreman layouts, takeoff, thorpughiy
familiar with building trades Of ali
kinds. local ref; larse following Of
best brick masons. Write Box
NE. TAX SERvICE-saye money; all
forms prep. BY ex-Govt. expert; 81
up. CO. 5-S293.
ALTERATIONS and expert dressmak-
ing done by exper. seamstress; fit-
tings IN your home or mine. Ju
TAX RETURNS PREPARED in your
home hy experienced tax acct. HA'
oLUMRlA TAX sERvICE--Tax re.
turns prepared. Home service avail
For sppt, OIL. 1890, Me. S-l9O6
Al TAX SERVlCE-PersonAl or bus.
mess returns prepared in your home
ewes: exper., reas. TU. 2-027..
APPLES & SWEET CIDER
Honey. Apple Butter and Eggs
Pi,AINFIELD ORCHARDS
Out Ga. ave to Glenmont. Nd. right
rover w w MOORE SANDY
9nrtnr Nd Shrine 4.HS9l
Evening star., 1955-01-30
ENGINEERS
PHYSICISTS
RELOCATE MIDDLE WEST
FEE PAID

$50 positions in the following fields
DYNAMIC AND THERMoDYNAMIC
DESIGN. ELEcTRONIC CONTROLS
SERVO: MECHAMIsMS; ELECTRoN,-
MECHANICAL SYSTEMS, STRESS
AANAIpYgIsTIss4,oN ANAIYsTIss4i WEr9HTT Edr9HTTEusfff8SslT f8STfoL Ns.
METALLuRdY. TEsTINdr OPERA.
TIoNs EEsEARGH,, ,I.nzTsl EuMERIcSslI
MATHEMATic lvIBRATIoN1;
See ABBEY First