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Bryant. Both men were acquitted
in Sumner, Miss, last September.
Commenting on the proposals,
Levine suggested:
Economic Boycott of the State
of Mississippi! No one should visit
Mississippi, either for pleasure or
for business. A list of all articles
manufactured or grown in Missis-
sippi should be circulated so that
voluntary boycott could be mi
tiated by citizens who oppose law
lessness everywhere.
radio Free Mississippi! We
ought to set up committee to
strength the voice of freedom so
that it may penetrate behind the
Magnolia Curtain. In some way,
the people of Mississippi may dis
cover what the civilized people of
America think.
COMMITTEE for Political Refu-
gees. Upton Sinclair and others
have urged a mass evacuation from
the State of Mississippi; the relo-
cation of all minorities who are
virtually prisoners in that totali-
tartan state.
Federal Intervention. Missis-
.;no; ro.;Jo1tr ,,,,,c% Ioa IN whether
they like it or not, that they are
part of the U. S. and are subject
to our federal laws. Those of US
who have the good fortune to live
outside of Mississippi should cap
italize on this blessing and insist
that our legislators bring pressure
in Washington that Mississippi be
made to uphold the federal laws.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-02-11
BY RENA JENKINS

Hi! Are you out there? Well II
you are, come on in this house
cause | got some red hot news
for you. It's so hot till it's burning
up, mean up to. 1t seems as if
Dorothy Miller is moving Beverly
Anderson out of the picture with
Henry Cotton. What's happening
to Addie Howard and Edward
Bolden? They told me that Char
lie Mae Taylor is in love with w.
c. Lomax, but | can plainly say
that be and A. r. H. are really
in love. Martha Bingham has be-
gan to talk about William Parker
again, are they making a come
back? l guess Pretic Jean Buch-
anna doesn't know that the news
has gotten to Cecil Wolfe that she
and Douglas Anderson was real
lovey dovey in the Amite Sunday.
Girls have you noticed all the boys
with this new hair style! Wonder
what are they thinking. Is it
really true that Marie Burks and
James Hunter are making a come
back? 1t was written in the blue
so it must be true.
Best dressed boys and girls are:
Rosie Dear, Major Comic, Lawren-
ce Frazier, Cleotha Johnson, J.
D. Beamon, James Hunter, Clar-
ence Gray, Gloria Wilson, Johnette
,Shiltnault, James Edward, Georgia
Binnum, Margie Jones, Marjorie
Smith, Patricia Campbell, Willye
Ruth Ball, Henry Minion, Ella Mil
ton, and Delois Taylor.
Take your hands off of him, he
don't belong to you, he's mine all
mine no matter what you do, this
is especially true says I, to Louise
Harris. ]. D. doesn't seem to be
worried at all over Addie because
they both know It's Love Baby.
Laura Vance and Jack are so much
in love, until it hurts. The tri-
angles of the week; Addie How
ard, J. d. Beamon, and Bette 10
Williams; Laura Vance, Jack Tay-
lor, and Shirley; Marie Burks,
James Hunter, and Juanita Coop
err, Pretic Buchanna, Douglas An
derson, and Rosa Rainey; Mitchell
Allen, Leroy Boyd, and Mildred
Brown, Louise Harris, Henry Min
ion, and Yours Truly! Edna Thomp-
son who is the lucky guy in your
life these days is it still Xxx! Rosie
Lee you better take my advice
and omit some of those long coy
rides on all of those Sunday nights.
Cherry Myles and Bobie Sumer-
Vile are in the mood for love.
There seems to be a contest be-
tween Patricia and Delois, wonder
who will win? Here's some advice
all of US should know. Young
ladies, you better be careful, young
men you better be cautious to, Its
up to you to pave way and
hope you are improving it day by
day.
Well this isn't all but this is
the most, so DE around next week
and by the fire so you'll be in the
know.
Bve
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TAYl0RSvILLE
NEWS
Nv MRS. PRETTIE c. DIXON

The Joint & County Women In
stitute met with the Rocky valley
Baptist Church, January 1919. 1t
was a wonderful meeting. Mrs
Ada Thomas, president; Mrs. May
J. Hatten, secretary.
The Shady Oak Baptist Church
day was held Feburay 5, 1856.
The Flying Clouds of Charleston,
Miss, will render a program at
Shady Oak Baptist Church, Febru-
ary IL, at 2 o'clock. Every one is
cordially invited. Mrs. Bernice Nc
Laurin, sponsor.
Mr.. James Dixon from Biloxi
Miss, was home last week visiting
his mother and father, Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Dixon.
Mrs. Ulden Barnes and relatives
visited her sister, Mrs. Mollie Bre-
land, who is i'll in Gulfport, Miss.
We wish her a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Ada L. Barnes father, Mr..
Charles King, from East st. Louis
is visiting in her home.
The Shady Oak Baptist Semi
nary has an enrolment of 1913 stu
dents.
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YsPRINGs

The West Jasper County Sing
ing Convention met at the New
Zion Baptist Church, January 2S-
90 We had a wonderful meeting.
The West Jasper Convention raised
$500 for Mr.. V. M. McLaurin.
Total raised during the meeting
was $3.50.
Mr.. Wilson Crosby, president;
Mrs. Martha Ann Moncrief, secre-
tary; Mr.. Jessie McCurty, general
manager.
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PAsCAG0ULA
NEWS
Social Events

The officers of the Parent
Teachers Association of Carver
High School sponsored a "Popu-
larity Tea" February S, 1856 at
the home of Mrs. Minnie Wilson
on Kenneth Avenue. Everyone
who attended enjoyed it because its
the first social affair in February.
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SOCIETY SLANTS

The "Here Am l" Club of Pear
st. A. M. E. Church held its JAN
uary meeting at the home of the
president, Mrs. T. C. Jones, in her
home on Deerpark Street last Fri
day. The president presided over
the business session. Plans for
the years activities were discussed.
The pastor, Rev. T. w. Gaines,
gave an interesting talk.
The hostess served dainty re-
freshments.
The Meadow Heights Neighbor-
hood Club was organized Saturday,
Jan. 81, in the home of Mrs. Willis
on Marine Street. The purpose Of
the club is to help those that are
unfortunate.
Officers elected for the year are:
Mrs. Willie Bell Jackson, president;
Mrs. Helen Campbell, secretary;
Miss Cecilia Graves, treasurer; Mrs.
Luretha Bernard, reporter.
The club will meet once month
with the Bible as literature. Re-
freshments were served.
The next meeting will be the
home of Miss Cecilia Graves, 1850
Woodrow Wilson.
The White Rose Club of Pearl
Street Church met last Friday at
the home of Mrs. Viola Summers
on w. Pearl Street.
The business session was presid-
ed over by the president, Mrs. S.
Greene, after which the club raf-
fled off a delicious tenderized ham
which was won by Mrs. Blanche
Jones, who is secretary to the Ag-
ricultural Extension State Office
on Lynch Street.
The pastor, Rev. T. w. Gains,
was present and gave some sug-
gestions to the club members.
The hostess served delicious re-
freshments to seven members and
one guest, Mrs. G. w. Cotton.
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CALHOUN CITY
n EWS

Mrs. Minnie Stovall has return
ed home after spending several
weeks in Toledo, Ohio with rela-
tives and friends.
Mrs. Lucille Steele and children
of Toledo, Ohio also some other
relatives were week end visitors
in the home of their grandmother,
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Home On Weekend

Miss Helena r. Joyce, junior
college student at billiard u, was
home on weekend at the bedside
of her sister, Barbara Jean Joyce,
who was in Jackson County Hos
pital over the weekend.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-02-11

The Oak Grove girls and boys
basketball teams attended the Re-
gional Basketball Tournament
Wednesday, February 8, 1866.
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Advance Breakfast Notices:
Special for Y-Teen Program Com
mittee Y-Teen Club Advisers and
Y-Teen Club Presidents-Saturday,
February 10, $3.50 A. M. Let's plan
for 1000 attendance.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-02-11

Mrs. Catherine Manchester Ales-
andria, sophomore student in Prem
tiss Junior College, was home over
weekend and also her cousin, War
rem Whitehead.
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The shut-ins are Mrs. Alberta
Sanders. Mrs. Arcadia Johnson,
Mrs. Louisa Smith, Mr.. John
Pleasant and Mr.. Joe Johnson. We
hope that they will soon recover.
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Dude NEWS

The Franklin County Singing
Convention met at Thirkield Meth
odist Church, January 1929. Rev.
N. G. Crawford preached an inspir-
ing sermon.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-02-11

Mrs. Jessie B. Holloway and
daughter were called to the bedside
of her aunt who is very i'll at her
home.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-02-11

Rev. Chatham, pastor of Zion
Methodist Church, and members
were host to Rev. G. J. Martin,
pastor of Union Baptist Church,
and his members Sunday, February
5, 1856. Rev. Martin preached the
sermon and the junior choir of
Union sung.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-02-11

Mr.. Elmo Jones and wife of
Jackson made a special trip here
to see Mr.. Clarence Mcintyre, who
has been i'll for q long time.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-02-11

ing his mother and father recently.
Sunday school was held at
Friendship NJ. B. Church Sunday.
The subject was "Jesus Teaches
Gratitude" Motto text: 1t is a
good thing to give thanks unto the
Lord. 1t was enjoyed by all. Mr..
w. E. Magee, superintendent.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-02-11

Margaret Chicago poet recently named assistant
magazine
editor Henry RagO The first Negro
publication, Miss Banner first ap-
while student Roosevelt UNI
series of Miss banners Far From Africa ap
the staff her have
tn we'll other literary
Danner life Mrs Otto Cunningh
the South Side Community Art Center ana
founder Art Associates the
Side Long affiliated with
Miss Banner frequently hostess to literary
books Louis Quinze
and paintings Miss Banner in 1916 received
Harriet Tubman Club scholar
Poet Of The Year. by Qunck
sill MAJ
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ransom Phillips
are the proud parents of baby
boy.
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Y. ". c. A. NEWS

The Branch YWCA is sponsoring
Mardi Gras Tour on Tuesday,
February 14th. The bus will leave
the YWCA at 3 A. M. and will
reach New Orleans at 500 A. M.
And will leave New Orleans at 5
p. M. for the return trip home.
Make your reservations for the
trip by calling 2-097O.
The Committee on Administra-
ton of the Branch YWCA will
meet Monday, February 18th at
Sis P. M. Due to the New Orleans
trip on Tuesday. All members are
urged to be present.
The YWCA Chorus will have
their Valentine Party on Monday,
February 10, at 1880 P. M. All
chorus members and their friends
are invited to attend.
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COLLINS NEWS

Regular church services will be
held at Friendship NJ. B. Church
Sunday, February IL, 1856. You
are cordially invited to come and
worship with us. Rev. L. c. Pick
ems. pastor; Miss Naomi Gamble,
reporter.
We are glad to know that Mr..
Lucious Graves is home after visit
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Extra Special Notice

Extra Special Notice
YWCA Kiddy Valentine JAM
boree February 18th. Lanier Audi
forum 1880 P. M. General Admis-
sion rs cents.
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Music In The Air

Music In The Air
About Is students have pur-
chased their "brand new" instru-
ments for the high school band at
Carver High and are now taking
instructions.
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OCEAN SPRINGS
NEWS

The PTA County Council held
it's monthly meeting at the Ocean
Springs high school. The import
ance of a PTA was discussed by
different persons. Supervisor OF
the meeting was Mr.. Sam Burney
of Vancleave, Miss. New members
enrolled.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-02-11

ance of a PTA was discussed by
different persons. Supervisor OF
the meeting was Mr.. Sam Burney
of Vancleave, Miss. New members
enrolled.
The president of the PTA, Mrs
Salome McKinnis wishes to thank
the workers who did fine job
making this meeting great sue
cess.
Refreshments were served. The
next meeting will be held in Van
cleave, Miss.
Many thanks to the mothers who
worked so hard to make the drive
of the March of Dimes" a great
success.
Mrs. McKinnis, president. Co
workers are Miss Georgia Satch-
er, mesdames Minnie Casey, Nor
wedia johnson, Maize Wallace,
Gussie Burkhardt, Annie Jackson
and Vida Mayfield.
The workers made reports at
Miss Satcher's home. Refresh
ments were served. The total
amount of money raised will ap-
pear in next weeks paper.
Sgt. Philip, Mr.. and Mrs. Char
les o. Finnie and son, Richie Fin
ME, Mr.. Haywood Moore and son
of Biloxi, Miss, Mrs. Helen Wal
lace. Mrs. Mayola Ross and Miss
Georgia Satcher were the dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Massey
last week.
Mrs. Sarah Bethea celebrated her
list birthday last week.
Miss Georgia Satcher, Salome
McKinnis, Charlotte McKinnis, Sa-
rah Bethea, Estella Wilson and
Mr.. George Ray enjoyed a lovely
dinner at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Lyman Sunday after
noon
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-02-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Hill are the
proud parents of a baby girl.
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Shut-Ins

Shut -Ins
Miss Carver High Barbara Jean
Joyce) of 1856 had a slight &C.
cident Thursday, February 2, and
was hospitalized for few days.
The faculty, student body and her
friends are wishing Barbara a
speedy recovery.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-02-11

Mrs. Ruby Crosby of Moss Point,
Miss, is in Jackson County Hos
pital. Mrs. Crosby is the sister of
Mrs. B. Sowell, a primary teach
err, and Mrs. E. Fountain, super
visor of Skip Street Elementary
School, Pascagoula, Miss. Mrs.
Crosby is the mother of eight
sweet boys and girls.
The friends of Miss Emma Kim
ball wish her a speedy recovery.
Miss Kimball has been i'll since
January 16, 1856.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-02-11

Church services were held at the
Morning Star Baptist Church Sun
day, February 8, 1856. Rev. T. T.
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Johnson, pastor.
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Mrs. Sarah Bethea celebrated he1
list birthday last week.
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Mr.. Henry Smothers and wife
united their membership with the
Friendship M. B. Church last Sun
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-24

CAB DRIVERS. Langley Park and
Silver Spring areas. choice Of day
or evening shift. Phone HE 4
lghS after = n ~
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Must be experienced and have
local references Of at least 4 years
employment Hours 4 to pm.
Top salary and meals. Apply IN
person after l2:30 pm. TED LEWIS
RESTAURANT. 2655 Conn. ave. NV.
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SECRETARY
SECRETARY

Branch manager OF company in
atomic science field requires experi-
enced Girl Friday" for secretarial
duties and ONCE manager; 1-eifl,
2-man ONCE In Silver Spring. Relia-
bility. neatness and ability to follow
instructions without supervision are
paramount. Call JU g-36ga.
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TYPIsTs (TEMP.)

To emhosS metal address stencils,
using q keyboard graphotype ma
CAN LEARN. FAST typing Is not
required, 40-hr. work wk., from $50
TO 3. Monday through FRIDAY Ad-
dress replies to Box 174-R, Star
UPHOLsTERER wanted, LIST class
only; full or part time. OIL, 2-0365.
WAITRESS. colored. experienced;
food. whiskey, beer: over 81. steady:
nights 1901 K ne. after IL.
MATTRESSES. night work. good pay,
neat, experienced. Apply In person,
PEACOCK CAFE. 2340 Wisconsin,
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PROPOSALS Cont. F.,

v S ~ II, sy,GyR. ss,.r SAY. y;
r JIED RoADWAYs AND sID
Walks FOE THE YkAR OF 1857
called proposals will be received
on the above contract at the Office
OF the secretary Of the WASHINGTON.
Suburban Sanitary Commisslon
40lI Hamilton Street. HIattsville
Mar Ias a. Until M 70 December EsTrtt5
Standard Time. This contract in
wolves approximately 900 cubic
yards OF concrete surface paving
or base course. %, 200 square wards
of bituminous surface paving. 49,
500 pounds Of steel and or wire
mesh reinforcement. $500 square
linear feet Of corcrete curb and lor
may be obtained from The once OF
thu Chief Engineer Of the Com
T EARLE BoURNE Chairman;
PRANK L. HEWITT. Jr., V.-Chalr-
man: J. NORMAN AGER janis
p. 5LhND, WILLARD A. MORRIS.
l.. S. RAY Commissioners. Attest,
10 y 2 BONII AMI. SecretarS,
SUBURBAN SAM.
IARY COMMISSION. CONT ItACI
AND lever . coNsTRUcrIoN,- =,
Sea.ed PROPOSALS for constructing
in Landon lane Lecsburg drive ano
place. Pyle road Mid6leburg lane
Kirby road. Wilson lane and right
o way oakwood i,nollS; Gin
Echo district approximately l5l
feet Of lI4-inch and liz-inch. l6O
feet OF 3-inch, $40 feet Of 6-incn
and LOO feet Of S-inch water
mains l.060 feet OF 6-ineh and
4 1850 feet Of S-inch plain concrete
or vitrtfled pipe sewers and l.750
feet Of sewer house connections
will be received at the off1ce Of the
Secretary of the washington Sub
urban Sanitary Commission, Hyatts-
vile. Maryland, until Monday. De-
cember J. 1856, al l2:4O pm.
Eastern Standard Time. at which
place and time they will be pub
licly opened and read. Plans. pro-
poSal form and the special pro-
visions for this contract may be
Ootc'ned from the Office of the
Chief Engineer OF the Commission.
up9. deposit Of So, which deposit
VII BE- returned u bidders or to
thos returning plans and forms
Ii Jod condition within 10 days
ai.er opening Of bids. T. EARLE
BOURNE Chairman: FRANK l..
] lsnLIl -. V.-LhairinaB
NORMAN AGER. JANIS 3. BLAND
VII ARD A. MORRIS. L. S. RAY
Commissioners bttest: JOHN I.
BONIFANI. Secretary, no24
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MEMBERSHIPS

Pre.eI single men. 1880. witt
civil engineering or building con
STIR elton background to Join ag
gressive. sales engineering stsff 0
national 'uildsng material manu-
facturer;. architecture! sales promo
tons and proper construction de
tails major responsibility; ttaYe
required for LIST year. as part o
lintegrated training program; salarl
Plus bonus ARRANGEMENTS Writ
Box 333-R, Star, including expert
ence resume for personal interview
FURNITURE RECEIVING CLERK
white. 35-55 for shipping and re
ceiytng work with local ONCE fur.
furniture required: 40-hour week
: a.m.-5 pm; permanent employ
meut. no Saturdays; profit sharing
pension plan. regular merit salary
increases and other employe bene.
fits; GOOD public Transportation
4th and Rhode Island ave. ne
area, Call Mr.. o. G. Lange for an
pointment. Ma. s-41S1. CHARLES
9, sToTT CO., INC, 1895 5tt
ST ne.
FURNITURE REFINISIIER and re.
rsirman; experienced, sober. reli-
able. 5is-day week: good salary
paid hoSpitaliZa ton life insurance
ana vacation Applr HOPKINS
FURNII IRE CO.. HaIehouse. Cam
ron ard Henry SITS. Alex, Va
GAS ATTENDANT, Experienced
steady reliable man. See owner
.sELIABLE ESQ, 100 11th st. sc
GRILL AND SANDWICH MAN -
Exper., good sal. RANDY'S RES.
TAURANT. l1l3 18th st. NV
GROCERY CLERK, with counter *.
perience; SIS. ~ days Apply
B. AND B. FOOD STORE, S444
Wisconsin ave. NV.
GROCERY CLERK, exper., refs. nee.
essary. Apply 1919 Conn. ave. NV
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AUTO MECHANIC
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC

Permanent position with
arm located IN NV. section,
for experienced. energetic
man. age 27-iO. having full
knowledge of repairing auto
mobiles garage heated: tx
eel beginning salary. 40
hour Wk retirement and
other benefits In reply. awe
age. education ard expert
cnce Write Roy t0u-R Star
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AuTO SALEMAN

Experienced auto salesman fol
suburban tor6 dealership; ioea
resident preferred Get our olar
for top wear a 81 Call Mr.
Harris PALMER FORD. 500. Ham.
ilton 81. Hyattsyille. WA. 10000
AUTO Statesmen
Have opening Ior men. ROcC
salary or drawing account and TOT
cQr'mlsS or Your choice Of Severa
plans Demo furn Gas oil etc
Apply Mr. MACAPOY. MERSON
THOMPSON. 472i Hamndea lane
Bethssda Oh e-26l5
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RIISROY

eualllled 10 operate hulidozer OF
ioader' ton pay. Apply in person
on lo6 at both ave. and Berwyn I'd.
BUSBOY
Must be experienced and have
local references OF at least a years
empioyment Hours to pm.
Top salary and meals. Apply IN
person alter l2:30 pm. TED LEWIS
RESTAURANT. 2655 Conn. ave. NV.
BUS DRIVER, colored. must have
references and permit: good salary
Apply MI. Page. THE ROSEMARY
APARTMENTS. 1929 East West
hwy Silver spe., Md. JU. s-ll7O.
BUTCHER. experienced. excellent
salary and working conditions;
permanent position for depend
able man. Apply 601 N. Columbus
St, Alexandria, Va.
BUTCHER. experienced. 10 work full
timc ia snpefmarket. Apply In
person BUCKINGHAM SUPER
MARKET 1923 Rhode Island ave.
ne.
CAB DRIVERS. Langley PARK and
Silver Spring areas; choice Of DAY
or evening shift. Phone HE 4
365S after > pm.
CAMERA SALESMAN with good
knowl. OF camera and equipment.
Apply IN person to Mr.. Shapiro,
no phone calls, RITZ CAMERA
CENTER. 607 l4th st. NV.
CARPENTER white. utility man
with car; 5l2-day week, sober,
week. Call DI. 7-S02l.
CASHIER AND NIGHT MANAGER.
PARKING GARAGE; 3 TO IL MID
NIGHT. LOCAL REFERENCES; ABLE
10 DRIVE ALL MAKE CARS; $50
START. SEE PERSONNEL MANA
GER, 1885 EYE ST. NV.
CLAIMS ADJUSTER, primarily in
side. property damage desk, Chance
Tor advancement, excellent CO. benz
etlts. Apply in person THE HOME
INSURANCE CO. l522 X st. NV.
CLERK YOUNG man FOR General
ofnro WORK: some tyuing necessary
G A. LEPPERT alf Eye st NV
CLERK TYPIST, bookkeeping dept,
hlen scEoo. graduate. experience
preferred but not necessary; 40-hr
week. medical and disqualification
coyerage, 20 days annual, rs DAYS
sick leave per VI Salarg approx
mateiy $50 per week EA 3-5g3S.
fun time, experienced
TO collect on hign-grade monthly
payment contracts. Appointment
worth $50 per wk. Must have late
model car and be willing to learn
Write Box 421-R, Star.
COLLECTORS, large insurance COM
pany; complete line Of accident
sickness, disqualification. ordinary
and fire insurance has openings for
men on established routes; excep-
tionally good earnings during train
ing period, vacation with pay, em-
ployes group insurance and pension
savings plan available Call MR.
McVE.GH. ia. 9-3600 or apply al
l45 Kennedy st. NV.
s SALESMAN. IS to 35.
0SHS SATURDAY. and Sunday.
COLLECTOR, part time, thoroughly
Iamiilar with NV. section to collect
on hieh-grade monthly payment
contracts appointment worth over
S35 per wk. Must have late model
ca and be willing to learn Call
MR.. HOUSTON. EX. 3-3g5S. Q to
2 am, Monday and Tuesday.
CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTEND-
project, Write Box 32s-M. Star.
CoUNTERMAN, white. must be ex-
perienced. willing to work and
neat appearing disqualification and
vacation benefits See Mr. Hut
chins. DEE GEE DINER. 100 YER
mont ave nv
DESK MAN
Between 30-45 yrs. old. Must be
neat. sober and reliable have good
local references of office experience
and be very good at figures. Hrs
am to , . m, 6-day wk Salary
eGn NJ TIEnTO EMIT aVG