davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1955-06-16
Art Needlework
At Big Savings

! Model Appliqued Cot
ron Quilt, poppy design.
Double size
I Model Cotton Crib
Quilt, cross-stitch design
II Stamped Linen Dresser
Seorfs, cross-stitch and
conventional designs. lox
"a" and l6x45"
200 Skeins Wool Topes-
try Yorn, choice Of colors.
40 .yords ----------
Is Simulated Leather
Knitting Boxes, Upper
closing. Red --------
96 Stamped Linen Guest
Towels, selection OF de-
signs ---------
WGl-Art Needlework, 5
Evening star., 1955-06-16

WeL-AppIionee Center. srd Floor North Building
Evening star., 1955-06-16
save IA to u and more on

$50 Junior Miss Dresses
Casual and Dressy Styles
Were 1925 TO $500
300 to 400
cettons. toffetas and Foyons. Dark and
posteI eoIors. Sizes I TO IS.
Were Now
IS Junior Miss coots and
Suits Tweeds, checks
and fIonnes Groy, beige,
novy and red Sizes to 1895 to 1900
IS -------- 6e. .e5 to 1900
. 100 Junior Miss BIouses.
Cotton and royon fob
RIGS. Dressy and toIored
styles White, posteIs,
navy and brown. Sizes 3.oo 1000
to IS ------to to 500 800
so Junior Miss Skirts.
Cotton and royon fobrics,
full and straight styles.
Pastel ,eoIors, navy and Ats to 300
brown. Sizes to Is 1895 to 500
WGL-Junor Miss. 4th Floor
NyIon Soeque and Cop
Sets
Were S.90 /s11
SO in oll-white or with pastel trim. Styles
for boys and girls.
Were NOW
10 Cotton Comforts.
fIoroI print on white 4.99 2.9e
80 Corduroy Helmets
und Bonnets, nnoize and LIST
blue --- l.99 soc
WGL-The Nursery Corner. 4th Floor
Evening star., 1955-06-16

PopuIor style sports shoe with sturdy
block composition soles. Check size
ehort for your size.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-31
FORT RILEY. KAN.

FORT RILEY. KAN. - Pvt.
Ivory L. Dewitt, son of Mrs.
Mary G. Dewitt. Southport. n.
c. Is scheduled TO be sent TO
Europe from Fort Riley. Kan.
IN September as part OF Opera
ton GFroscopC. the Army's new
Till rotation plan.
Private Dcwitt's unit, the 10th
infantry Division, i the first di-
won to move under the Gyro-
scope plan. 1t will replace the
Isl Infantry Division which is
returning 10 the u. s.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-31
Poultry Show
Slated Sept. z
BY: ARCHIE +. MARTIN
Asst. County Agent

Tho annual All Poultry Show
ana Sale will be held at the Co
iumbuS County Agriculture
Building on Friday, September
., at 10 a. m.
Each year 10 All members
are furnished 100 U. S. Ccrtifi-
cd pullct chicks by the Sears
Foundation. The members grow
out their pullctS the best that
t1CN can and return II pullcts
10 the show and sale when they
are SIX months old.
The pullcts are judged and
then sold to the highest bidder.
re money from the sale of the
pu'otS is used to buy chicks for
ether Al members the next
year.
This year the members are
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-31
Dear Mr.. Carter:

! would like to offer my serv-
iC' IN your fight against the Ku
k!uN Khan. | am embarrassed
th"i n has been reported that
some OF the ministers have join
CT this organization. | CanuC,
'N,n IMAGINE a man who can
rc2, either the Bible or history
being dcludoi enough TO belong
% this COUP.
w." meeting Saturday night
vas only three miles from our
.."... ana told our congrcga-
it.1 Yesterday that | was aSham-
.1 for IT TO be known. do not
an'" that any of the men in
,-... ,i.Dc Community are
htuuy.s of the Khan, but do
..'" tina. some have been in
tie past.
! DO no, believe that om
country is ready for Indignation
OF races. | am not at all in favor
10. cur states losing their sovcr-
". G,y. I do not believe that our
Nirrpmc court could do other
iF.u il did. but | think that it
IS impossible for group of
rt,a outside of the South to
save our problem.
! do not want liquor taxes to
pay for the education of my
Children, nor do | want a band
OF hooded tCrroriStS defending
tt'm against intcgratcd schools.
] these champions" of our
race want to do something then
would advise them to become
"a'tc men themselves and stand
up and be counted with the rest
81 us without their "Spook"
SUITS. The name Ku Klux Khan
can never do any good because
20. lis past even though it ur.g' .
''N be a new organization.
Thank God for men like yor
Who have the courage to fight
these things.
Yours in Christ,
Robbie ii. Crooks. .Tr
Pastor
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-31

the Orchard
ST., in Of Rhode Island Reds.
Tbs strain has one Of the high
IT egg laying records and those
NlO buy the pu.lots al the show
III obtain hlnu quality birds
The pullctS VIII b. sold III
slOupS Of - pUlic,S each.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-31
Newspaper Publisher
Tabor City, n. G.
litIacC Carter,


ltuacC Carter,
The Charleston. s. c. News
& Courier OF Aug. 10th. So. on
'HrC lB stated that you were Il
Xxx fighting editor who pub
l.shcS six weekly and SINH
IS eckly newspapers in North and
South Carolina.
and from that News & Cour-
= RS article | quote, 1T is be-
Srnd me how man can profess
TO have any religion and be a
member of an organization fill
ed with so much prejudice. hate,
and bigotry.' Carter
On course your attitude to-
wardS the XXX is not saturated
with the prejudice, hate, and
blGctry that you so readily at
t:;Lutc to the xxx; for you are
IaCtUatcd by lofty and ire
rloaChablc thoughts that you are
the little David ordained to
Sluy the hated giant Goliath
kKK.
To some people you may be
the mighty HERO. To me, you
ard others of your kind so
plentiful in the newspaper field,
| have nothing but sincere and
IwholchcartCd contempt for. (ThC
News & Courier has at least one
rrrortcr who is a fit associate OF
yCLrS).
No newspaper whose policy is
dictated by an editor or reporter
hcving a onc-track mind. de-
serves the respect of fair minded
Ic:t.ZcnS.
| Nc newspaper whose editor
encourages or allows articles in
its columns that portray only
that Sian; that they want shown
- that slant that all too fire.
Idcntly does not portray the
real or true facts or circum-
's!"nccS or conditions-docs not
deserve the respect of homes
and intelligent people.
So too, is this:-No ncwSpap.
ley. editor, or reporter who cru.
ISaCcS against any one thinl
while lacking the SENSE. ABIL.
lITH, and the CUTS TO crusade
IHgIinst far greater evils, j:
y Gritty of praise, respect or sup.
IpCIt from any honest and fair.
minded citizen.
The greatest evil, the GREAT.
FEST CURSE in this nation to.
ld"y-an Evil and a Curse tina
Ir,iSCcnds every othcr-it cent.
cred in the SHINY, FILTHY
: II ELY. UNPRINCIPLEI
political octopus that dominate
lCHr government today. Initiation
that inSiduous thief that stol,
from every man, woman an,
Ch:ld who had a savings accoun
or an insurance policy was tn,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-31

Good Hope Baptist Church
Route 4, Conway. S. c.
August %. 1855
Hr. Horace Carter
EDITOR
Tabor City Tribune
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-31

Editors Note: The following
two letters were received after
al article appeared recently in
the Charleston News and Cour-
iCr. We think il is interesting to
mote the difference opinion of
two people. both resulting from
Tie s?mc original article. WHO.
CordcsvillC, 5. c.
Aug. 3rd. 50
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-31

The Charleston. s. c. News
& Courier Of Aug. 10th. So. on
aye lB stated that you were Il
Xxx fighting editor who pub
l.shcs six weekly and SINH
IS ockly newspapers in North and
South Carolina.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-10-08
Beauticians' Unit
No. 7

The Miami Beauticians' Unit
No. z has completed plans for their
fourth Cosmetic Tea on Sunday
afternoon, Oct. o, from 5 10 z
o'clock, in the F1arningo Room OF
the Mary Elizabeth Hotel, 642
NV End ave. The theme is Cos
metic Consciousness" Introducing
the latest and most scientific
products TO enhance the charm
and loveliness Of the lady beauti-
full. The hostesses are Mrs. Do Is
Dorset, Mrs. Mae Kendrick, Mrs.
Rogers. Mrs Winifred Brooks, and
the hosts are James Kennedy and
Emanuel Thompson. The public Is
invited 10 attend this tea.
Marion Muldrow, president
Mae Kendrick, reporter
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-10-08
Sunlight Chatter Box

There is a lot Of excitment
around our school this week be-
cause we began to practice for
graduation in November. We, the
graduating class OF 1855, hope to
be among some of the best future
beauticianS that have ever grad
uated from Sunlight School. and
we ho2e we win have left a good
pattern for other classes to fol-
low.
During our weekly meeting
Tuesday, we had a representative
from the American Hairdressers
Magazine. He showed US pictures
and articles that the magazine
contains every week, which were
very entertaining 20 the group.
We welcome two new students
this week They are Miss Nelson
and Mrs. Harrison from Rich
mond Heights.
Remember that success is a re-
suit, not a goal. To be successful
one must just put forth an effort;
not only in beauty culture, but
in any field OF work.
Olive Smith. reporter
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-10-08
JAZZ LOVERS .
NOTE THIS

The fifth bi-weekly meeting of
j. A. M, the Jazz Association of
Miami, will be held Sunday
afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Sam
HirSch School of Drama, 3l5 w.
47th ST., Miami Beach.
The program will begin with
a short sketch of Charlie Bird"
Parker, famed exponent and one
of the originatorS of the modern
jazz idiom. Outstanding Parker
records will be played to point
up the highlights of the late jazz
mans career
Following this will be a 'Disc-
quiz" in which prizes will be
given for those who correctly
identify the names of band and, or,
artist performing and the song
title being played.
To round out the program, the
University Quartet Connie
Dean, tenor sax; Bart Wildwood,
bass; Dex Walters, piano and Ed
die Salvadi, drums will blow for
Jazz fans.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-10-08

Employees Of ST. Francis Hos
Dital. Miami Beach, will sponsor
singing program and dance
Saturday night, Oct. 8 in h c
.ariem Square ballroom.
The affair is part Of campaign
by residents OF Carver Ranches,
Washington Park, Hyde Park and
Miami for financial help 70 blind
l8-year-old girl. She is Walreka
Balm, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Blatch OF Carver Ranches.
,valreka is now in the hospital
being .reated but a delicate eye
operation is necessary to restore
her sight.
Ben Gregg Is spearheading the
committee on arrangements for
the dance. John "Foots" Henry
will emcee the sh'w and the St.
Augustine Traveller will furnish
music for dancing. ifany of the
best local singing E-oups will
lend their talents 10 tn, program
Table reservations car be had
by calling Vera Sweetiny, 64-l457
n Grace MU 8-6794 Adm ssion Is
81 90 a couple or Use single
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-10-08
Egellocs Meet

The Egelloc's Social Club held
its initial meeting for the 1865
year on Saturday night at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Phil
lips. After a chit-chat session OF
summer happenings, election Of
officers was held with the for
mer president, Mrs. Jane Lewis,
presiG...- The following Officers
were elected: NJ Jane Lewis,
president; Mrs. FayueI Phillip,
vice president; Mrs. Cie 'mie
Crumpton, recording secretary ;
Mrs. |. K. Johnson, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. Pauline Smith, fl
nancial secretary; Mrs. Vivilora
Gainey, treasurer; Mrs. Verneka
Silva, business manager-reporter;
Mrs. Azelina Pinkney, assistant
business manager; Mrs. Mary Ed
wards, parliamentarian; Mrs. LII
ellie Chavis, chaplain.
Plans were made for the en-
suing year to include civic, social
and religious happenings. After a
delightful repast, the meeting ad-
iourned until Oct, 8 at which time
Mrs. T. K. johnson will be hostess.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-10-08
NOTICE

You are welcome to attend
Woman's Day program at Mel
bertha Gregg Mission, l643 NV
Ist court, Sunday, Oct. 8 at 3:OO
pm. to 500 pm.
Miss Hattie Louise Brace,
teacher, Phyllis Wheatley School
and member OF Greater Bethel
AAfE Church, viii be guest speak
er.
Johnnie o. Staggers, reporter
Mrs. z. T. Watson, pastor
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-10-08

Miss Gloria Swanson Pulom and DR..
Alfred Blair Jefferson repeated marriage
vows on Friday, Sept. 9, at 6 o'clock. The
wedding took place at st. Francis Xavier
Church and was performed by Rev. FIR.
George Hamilton. The bride is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. r. Pullom and the
bridegroom is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mitflin Jefferson of Portsmouth, Ohio.
Given in marriage by her father, the
bride wore a gown of imported chantil-
ly lace over lustrous bridal satin and was
designed with a scalloped edge square
neckline and long sleeves that tapered
over the hands. Billowing over an old
fashioned hoop was very bouffant skirt
with scalloped edge giving a redngote eff
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-10-08

feet in the front. A series of scalloped edge
ruffles cascaded down the sides and back
continuing on into chapel train. The
finger top veil of French illusion was held
in place by pearl and irridescent studded
lace crown
The matron of honor was Miss Pearl
Covington and the bridesmaids were Miss
Gwendolyn Williams and Miss Bernice
Curry. Patricia Shellman was flower girl.
Herbert Jefferson served as best man for
his brother and the ushers were DR.. B. H.
Jefferson and John Cradle. The reception
took place at the Flamingo Room of the
Mary Elizabeth Hotel. The bride is a grad
uate of Tenn. State University and Me-
harry Medical College.
Evening star., 1955-02-14
Melpar, Inc.

eco SWAMI AVE CAT JEFFERSON DAVIS HWY ALEXANDRIA
ARLINGTON BLVD FALIs CHURCH. VA
Evening star., 1955-02-14
HElP-WoAAEN

ACCOUNTANT BOOKKEEPER, IN
property manasement In builders
ONCE. Permanent position and pleas
ant environment in new air-con-
ditioned bldg. Excellent opportunity
for thoroughly competent woman
Reply by letter stating oualifica-
av. tions Give teisDnons Dno,ntmanf number AZ tSl
ERLY TAYLOR. INC. $500 Wis.
conSfn ave. NV liz
Evening star., 1955-02-14
Sales Representative

Sales Representative
For a 43-year -old plumbing and heat
ing firm. to work in kitchen and bath
remodeling department; must be
neat and able to think methodically
nsssfersfs nsn M RoSs 5ssaireGs G ES5 sDGe5R SoR
G. WEBSTER q SONS. INC. 627
F st. NV. -16
SALESMAN for plumbing and heating
contractor; exper.. not nec., will
. train young or retired man on job
Must have car. Call UN. 4-S611 fol
appointment for interview. :. Ii
SALESMAN WANTED to sell sewing
machines and vacuums; very higf
f furnished Apply I in person. 71S q
SALESMAN. furnishings and sports.
wear-Excellent opportunity fol
young man with some experienc.
ge4sSsSG,. grsts1aSlg In In b.tsI selling mem. ana,
vfRsrr4 ifRFs ADg1z gop M 1913 s'tGsy q st. INV
SALESMAN to call on executives
Unusually high earnings. All calls
from leads. Established accounts
in exclusive territory transferred tC
man we select. Prefer college man
grad. Must be well dressed, own
car, like intangibles sales. and In
age group 25-40 years. No Others
need apply. Give complete details in
first letter. Our employees know
Of this ad. Box 454-V, Star. 30
SALESMAN-Building products. Il
call on builders and architects; win.
dow experience desirable: perma.
nent; excellent opportunity with ar
1928 Carroll ave. Takoma Park
Evening star., 1955-02-14
TYPIST

For natisnal scientific research or.
sanization. experieneed IN the ep-
ecutive electric typewriter. Knowl-
edge Of drafting desirable. Under
80 years Of age. Excellent working
conditions. For interview, call Ex.
3-S100. Ext. 220. -1b
Evening star., 1955-02-14
SECRETARY
FINANCE DEPARTMENT

FINANCE DEPARTMENT
Immediate opening for woman un-
der 35 years, with previous account
ing experience preferred. At least
so w.p.m. typing and so to 100
shorthand. skills required. Present
in Feb, 5-day. 40-hour week. En-
ploye dining room facilities. insur-
ance. disqualification, annual and
sick leave. Starting salary to S75.
Apply 1341 G St. NV, Room 200.
HOT SHOPPE, INC. Ia
STATISTICAL CLERK-Young lady,
q to 35. who likes to work with
figures and has experience or train
fili position with national assn; ex-
perience in advertising agency OF
media helpful; excellen. working
conditions, with. liberal fringe bene-
fits Apply. giving particulars, in
Guiding salary required, to Box
n v. Star Id
STENOGRAPHER, permanent post
tion. branch ofdce natl. organiza-
5-day wk., 9 tc s.; employe benefits;
under 35. Phone MA. S-o104. MISS
EVE -17
STENOGRAPHER, not over So. in
large real estate and mortgage loan
firm: 5-day week, excellent working
conditions and opportunities Tor
advancement. Substantial employe
benefits. WEAVER BROS. INC,
Washington Bldg. Call Mr.. Ailnutt
DI. 7-S300. lie
STENOGRAPBER, real estate ONCE
BOSS & PHELPS. INC. 1417 X
sTENoGRApHER, fSEssS ERA some experience
age 20-30 years; national organiza-
ton: good starting salary. Reply
Box Ass, Star. Ia
STENOGRAPHER, for long-estab.
lished company located In Friend
ship. Heights area. Shorthand es'
Sential, also experience with inSur-
ance and general off1ce procedure
Pleasant working conditions. Com
pany benefits. 5-day, 40-hor week
Salary, $50, UP, depending on ex-
perience and ability. Apply in writ
ing, giving all details as to quail
fications and experience to p. O.
Box 5555 Friendship Station, Wash.
ington 16, D. c. Include phone
number SO we may contact you fol
personal intervieY. Ia
opening
for capable young woman in down.
town ONCE of large asSocia ton; flve-
day, 40-hr. week, good salary. Call
MR.. RAGSDALE. Ma. $1,000. -16
STENOGHAPRER for small branch
offlce. Must be neat and accurate
typist and have experience answer
Georeetown. Ex. S-74s7. Id
STENOGRAPHER
Evening star., 1955-02-14
TYPIST
NE. SECTION

Good opportunity with well-estab.
lished wholesale house, for ambitious
worker wishing permanent employ
ment: knowledge of shorthand help
ful but not essential; 5oday. 4o.hr
for appointment. lis
Evening star., 1955-02-14
CIERK-TYpIST

Not over 35. In Ice. real estate and
mortgage loan flrm. 5-day week
Excel. working conditions and op-
pcrtunities for advancement. Sub
stantial employe benefits. WEAVER
BROS, INC. Washington Bldg. Call
Mr Allnnt nI 7.S20n -lR
Evening star., 1955-02-14
PART TIME

Worlds Largest
Exclusive Health and Accident Co
Evening star., 1955-02-14
SECRETARY
ACCOUNTING DEPT.

Young woman, 1886 yra. Of age. who
Is competent IN shorthand and typ
Ing and has had some experiences In
day. 4O-hr. week Apply personnel,
Room RO5, Open weekdays, S:30-6
and Sat-, Gig. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1955-02-14

ADVERTISING AGENCY has need
for young lady, 10 to 20. for very
interesting work. ME. S-4404. liz
ASSISTANT OFFICE MANAGER-
Professional society has opening
for career buSinesswoman under
ONCE management .exper. Must like
detail work and have personality
to direct employees in getting work
done efficiently. Only permanent
residents of Metropolitan Area con-
sidered. Replies strictly confidential.
fully and specify salary desired.
Box 270-S. Star. -16
ASSISTANT SALES MANAGERS (3)
for advertising program of large
company. Applicants must have high
school education. pleasing PERSONAL
ity and be capable of meeting the
public. This is q 5-day wk. perman-
view. YOU are deemed oualified, you
will earn $500 per mo. For appt.
phone OIL. 6-5129. 10{a am. to 3 pm.
BEAUTIClANS-t2> Men or women
for our Bethesda and Meridian Hill
Salons: also manicurist wanted for
our Bethesda Salon. b-day week, top
salary and commission. EMILE. 1921
Conn ave. Ia
BEAUTICIANs. full or part time; at
OUgc bNoA9. DALAI oG4AO ! ohAIS9Ns
140G Monroe st. NV. lie
lorraine HAIR STYLIsTs. 3ii0
Queens Chapel rd., Hyattsville, Md.
BEAUTICIAN. experienced; good sal
DAVID {, /, HA1RsTYLisTs. 1889 NJ
LEAUTY OPERATORS (men or
women) for Jules (Va) salons: eX-
perienced ali around; guaranteed
salary and commission. Call MR..
BEAUTY OPERATOR. man or won:
sHop. an TER FR 4 %s-4hSS AEsEIos BEAUTY Ig
BooRkEEPER Ei OFFICE MANAGER,
for contracting and retail business;
must know payroll work. be able to
make reports; 512 days; live in or
near woodbridge, Apply J; L. BATE
MAN & SONS 1904 R. L ave: ne
BOOKKEEPER. assistant. with fun
damental knowledge of general ledg--
er and subsidiaries. by large real
estate and mortgage loan firm: s.
day week excellent working or eondi
ment: substantial employe benefits.
WEAVER BROS, INC, Washington
Bldg. Call Mr.. Allnutt. D1. 7-S3oo.
BOoKKEEPER, exper. machine ac-
counts receivable; 20-34 yrs. old;
able to make bond and pass physi-
cal. Apply in person to Mr.. Foard.
ARMOUR & CO., sol 18th st. s.w.
Ia
BOOKKEEPER-CA some typ
ing, exper., over 40. Box 379-V, Star.
BooKKEEPER. for 1-girl ofice; gen.
office work: 39-hr. Wk. Hyattsville
vic. AP. 7-7777. -l6
BOOKKEEPER, exper.. some knowl-
edge of decorating procedure helpful
but not necessary; must have pleas
ant telephone personality; 5-day wk.;
perm. with opportunity to grow
with an established concern. Call
CO. 5-2264, 9:30 to 9 pm. 30
BOOKKEEPER-TYPI exper. All
financial statements. bank deposits,
and recon; invoice reg; SIN, indus
trial organ; perm; 5-d., 40-hr. wk.
Mr.. Dupont cir. Reply own hand
writing. State age, exper. and SAL
Rry REQ. Box 3a3-v. Star. -l9
Evening star., 1955-02-14
CI,ERK-TYPIST

CLERh-IYFlSI
Silver Spring oflce:. interesting posi-
ton with good future. Excellent
working conditions. knowledge Of
shorthand helpful but not essential.
Apply in person, Suite 302 Fig Bldg.
S641 Colesville rd. IA
Ink. DUTIES - De-
sire refined white lady: live in as
member of family; no children: clean,
quiet home; moderate salary: private
room; excel position for right per-
son. Box 333-V, Star. IA
DRUG CLERK, fully experienced,
day shift, local refs. required. Box
37-V. Star. lie
FOUNTAIN GIRLS. white. reliable,
experienced only. 2 am. to $3.50
pm. and 10 noon to $3.50 pm. Uni
forms supplied. Closed Sundays and
holidays. NATIONAL DRUG CO.,
1000 Conn ave. NV. --15
GENERAL OFFICE WORK--Knowl-
edge Of bookkeeping essential. Apply
Room 227. The Homer Building, 18th
st. NV, between F and G. -15
Evening star., 1955-02-14
GOOD CARPENTER

|COLORED MAN TO clean automobile,
part time; good pay, nice work, short
hours. Phone between l and 5 pm
LA. 6-2701.
Evening star., 1955-02-14
nELp-WoMEN

SECRETARY twhltel. to work In real
estate once; must be willing to
learn; sood hours and pay Apply
CO., 1012 18th st. NV. RIM. 40b.
SECRETARY; permanent; accuracy
and exp. required: 5-day Wk.; good
salary. 81b 18th ST.. RIM. 902. -15
Evening star., 1955-02-14

want to talk In person to several
young men t21-35) who need to
earn earn $50 ;,n0t week .'sI part e,.nI. time ane
want to be professional statesmen
with an AAA-1 company, earning
$4,000 to $50. 900 per year. CaI
necessary. Call MR.. PRENTICE, Ii
$685.. $3.50 to 1880 pm. only,
for amt -17
Evening star., 1955-02-14
HELP-MEN

excellent opportunity to
earn S160-$250. Q week. experience
preferred but willing TO- train.
Weekly bonus. Leads furnished. No
eanvassing Car essential Apply
HOUSEHOLD SEWING MACHINE
CO.. INC. 1927 II st. ne. Ii. g.
full time. for al types,
home Improvement: 500 wk, Draw
against commission:. D. c.. Md. and
Va. Call ia. 7-7110 for appoint
ment. -1S
must be exper. in selling
new and used cars; an excellent op-
portunity selling the Nations No.
car Of the year; excellent pay, In
surance benefits, vacation with pay
and Xmas bonus. Apply within.
L. d. Coekerham. sales manager
LOGAN MOTOR CO., iii 18th st.
NV, DI. 7-5S00. -16
STATION ATTENDANT;
full time only; local references;
bondable: fabrication experience,
Vacation. hospitalization. salary and
commission. Apply in person. JOHN
SONS ESQ. Washington st. and
Hungerford drive, Rockville.
Evening star., 1955-02-14
CAREER POSITION

With excellent future for
man with background of man
agement and sales. Substan-
tial progressive income. Must
be 81 to 3S, married, college
educated and vitality interested
in success. A letter setting
tfons sGas istefy e9mpiene snd a1anfa ea1nfnr
record will be held confidential
and facilitate in arranging in
terview to complete additional
qualifications. Write Box 800
Evening star., 1955-02-14
ROUTEMEN

Have openings on established laundry
and dry cleaning routes; substantial
earnings guaranteed. Free hospitali-
zation and life insurance: paid va
cations. Apply @. & 8. LAUNDRY
44l9 Baltimore ave-, Bladensburg,