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Catholic PreIutes
Attend Butler Rites

Eugene j. Butler was eulogizeo
for his invaluable services" to
the Catholic Church today at a
solemn requiem mass at the
Shrine of the Blessed Sacrament
The mass for the former direc-
tor of the legal department, Ma
tlonal Catholic Welfare Con-
ference. was celebrated by the
Most Rev. Patrick A. OBoyle
Archbishop of Washington.
Mr. Butler, 54, died on May
18 Of cancer.
Headed by the Apostolic Dele
gate to the United States. the
Most Rev. Amleto G. Cicognani
an overflow congregation of more
than 500 persons attended. In
cluded were six other arch
bishops and bishops ard many
NCWC officials.
Mr.. Butler will be buried at
Scranton. Pa, his birthplace, on
Wednesday. He had made his
home with his family here fol-
many years at 8 East Melrose
street, Chevy Chase, Md.
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Mrs. Will B. Shaw,
District Native and
.Ex-PWA EmpIoye

Mrs. Will B. Shaw, rs, a life
long Washington resident and
"a former Public Works Admins
tration employee, died Saturday
at rest home here after a two
year illness. Her last residence
was Ais Wisconsin avenue NV
Mrs. Shaw, the former Eliza
beth Ryan. was a member OF
st AIMS Catholic Church for
more than IS years and belonged
to the Sodality. She was in
terested in Christ Child OPP
portunity Shop of Georgetown.
Survivors are a daughter, Mrs.
Alice Shaw Hogan, Brooklyn
N. Y: a son, George Shaw, La
Mesa, Calf. two grandchildren
and six great-grandchildren Her
husband died in 1884.
Requiem mass will be offered
at 10 am. tomorrow at St. AIMS,
Wisconsin avenue and Yuma
street NV. Burial will be in
Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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Beta Kappa. She did graduate
work at Columbia University
Teachers College, Wilson Teach.
ers College and the George
Washington University.
Mrs. Hahn was active in
Trinity Presbyterian Church
Arlington. Her family has re-
queSted that any tokens Of
sympathy be in the form OF
contributions to the Agnes Hahn
Fund to furnish junior depart
ment classroom in the new
Christian Building at the church
Sixteenth and North Inglewood
streets.
Services were to be held al
the church at 2 pm. today. with
burial in National Memorial
Park.
Besides her husband and sis
ter, Mrs. Hahn is survived by a
son. Paul, jr.. a student al
Coolidge High School, and a
daughter. Mrs. Margaret Mar
torana. 5l4 Westmoreland street
Falls Church. a secretary at the
National Security Agency.
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Mrs. John W. Snyder, Wife
Of Ex-Treosury Secretary

Mrs. John w. Snyder wife of
the Secretary of the Treasury in
the Truman administration, died
last night of a heart attack in
the Sheraton Park Hotel. She
had been in Ill health for several
years.
Mr.. Snyder, who was Secretary
of the Treasury from 1916 to
1858, is now chairman of the FL
nance Committee of the Overland
Corp. with headquarters in To-
ledo. Ohio. He was here at the
time of his wife's death The
SnyderS maintained an apart
ment at the Sheraton Park.
Mrs. Snyder was the former
Evlyn Cook. native of Water
Valley, Miss. She and Mr.. Sny-
der were married in 1920 in For
rest City. Ark. They lived in
st. Louis, where MI. Snyder was
a banker.
Mr.. Snyder came to Washing
ton in 1910 as a special assistant
to the chairman of the Recon-
struction Finance Corporation
and returned again in 1914 after
serving in st. Louis as a bank
president.
Mrs. Snyder was a FREQUENT
hostess in the cabinet circle and
was a close friend of Mrs. Tru-
man. as was her husband with
President Truman. The Snyders'
daughter Drucie was a school,
mate at the George Washington
University of the former Mar
garet Truman. Margaret. now
Mrs, Clifton Daniel. was Drucie's
maid OF honor when she was
married in 1850 to Mai. John
Ernest Horton and Drucie was
also in Margaret's wedding.
Besides her husband and her
daughter, who lives in North
Hollywood. Calf, Mrs. Snyder
Is survived by a sister, Mrs. B. S.
Simmons, Dell. Ark, and two
grandchildren.
Services will be held Thurs
day in Blytheyille, Ark.
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W.W. Rich Dies at AZ;
Arlington School Head

William Wallace Rich. At,
principal of Williamsburg Junior
High School in Arlington since
| it opened in the fall of 1854, died
today in Arlington Hospital.
Mr.. Rich went to Arlington
Hospital about 10 days ago to
accompany the wife of a friend
who was to undergo an APP
pendectomy. He suffered a heart
attack there and had been hos
pitalized since.
Mr.. Rich joined the Arlington
public school system in 1885
after he got out of college. He
was an English teacher at Wash
ington-Lee High School and
then. when Swanson Junior
High School was opened. he
was named assistant principal.
Afterwards he was secondary
school supervisor of Arlington
schools and then junior high
school supervisor under Supt.
Fletcher Kemp before he was APP
pointed to the Williamsburg
Junior High School post.
A native of Claremont, Va,
Mr.. Rich was graduated from
Emory and Henry College, EN-
DRY, Va, and got his masters
degree from George Washington
University. He currently was
working on his Ph.D. at the
University of Virginia.
MI Rich was member OF the
Masons, the Arlington Lions
Club. Westover Baptist Church,
the Virginia and Arlington Edu-
cational Associations and other
school groups. He lived at
I6035 North Twentieth street,
Arlington.
His father was the late w. w.
Rich, who was in the lumber
business in Emporia, Va.
Survivors are his widow, the
former Virginia Watkins of EN-
poria; two sons. w. W.. jr., l6, a
Washington Lee High School
student; Michael, IL. a student
at Reed Elementary; his mother,
Mrs. Adria York Rich, 81. of
Emporia: four sisters and a
brother. Mrs. j. E. Farrell and
Mrs. H. F. Magee, both of Clare
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Rev. TIE. Boorde, Retired
Pastor and Prohibitionist

The Rev. Thomas Elmer
Boorde, 70, retired Baptist min
lister and former vice presidential
candidate on the prohibition
ticket. died Saturday night al
the Masonic and Eastern Star
Home, 5000 New Hampshire ave-
nue. NE.
Mr.. Boorde held paStorates in
Pennsylvania. including Pitts
burgh, and Virginia before he
came to Washington in 1927
from Virginia Beach. He was
first minister of Temple Baptist
Church at Tenth and N streets
NV. In 1887 he became pastor
of Anacostia. Baptist Church,
Thirteenth and w streets Sc,
retiring five years ago.
He formerly lived in Arlington,
but for the last year and a half
he and his wife, the former
Myrtle Hazlett. whom he married
SO years ago. had been living at
the Masonic Home.
In 1882. Mr.. Boorde ran as
Vice President with the late
Judge Gilbert o. Nations. who
ran for President, on the Prohi-
oition ticket against Franklin D.
Roosevelt. He remained politi-
cally active as an independent
and was a strong prohibitionist.
He was the District representa-
tive on the Prohibition Party
National Committee for many
years and was past president
OF the United Dry Forces of the
District.
Mr.. Boorde was the first Vir-
ginia minister to appeal a con-
tempt of court conviction to the
State Supreme Court. Then a
Bedford County preacher, Mr..
Boorde spoke his mind during
the dry era about a judge who
presided over liquor cases in
which his two sons represented
the defendants. Mr.. Boorde
made the remark before a con-
gregation and it was published.
His conviction was affirmed by
the State Supreme Court in No
vember, 1922.
Mr.. Boorde was the youngest
of nine children born to a Penn
sylvania farmer in Uniontown.
He was educated at Jumonville
Soldiers Orphan School in Penn
sylvania, the Scientific and Clas-
steal Institute in PENNSYLVANIA
and Southern Theological Sem
mary in Louisville. KY. Early in
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lit Mrmnriant

HANLEIN. CATHERINE. In loving mem
Dry OF my beloved daughter. CATH
ERNIE HANLEIN. who departed THU
life one year ago today, Nav ~. 1855
SAMUEL HANLEIN.
LATfMER, MARION HOOVER. In ioy.
MARION HOOVER LATiMER. Whr
pasSed away twenty-five years aeC
today, Nav ~ ln3l
HER CHILDREN
LEE. THOMAS r. In memory az gu,
dear a,her THOMAS e LEE who d..
Nav Il, 1910
In our hearts the torch ~ memof,
Burns unhickerlne bright and true
Its light u sweet Tor q "a fed on ioy,
And tender 'houahtS ~ vou
HIS DEVOTED CHILDREN.
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mont; Mrs. q. NJ. Norwood, En-
poria; Mrs. d. K. Enos, Warwick
Va, and NJ. E. Rich, Bluefield
Va.
Funeral arrangements are be-
ing handled by the Ives funera,
home in Arlington. Burial will
be in Emporia.
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Dratha

HILL. JOSEPH EARL. On Saturday. MAJ
~, 1856, a. hts residence, JOSEPH
EARL HILL: beloved husband Of Mamie
ella eli Matthews. Ruth ' Goldsm at Ger.
trude Mattinely. James and Thomas
Randolph Hill. Friends may call al the
Arehart Funeral Home, Inc, La Plata
on Tuesday. May se. at $40 am. Mass
will be offered at ST. Ienatius' Church
Bel Alton, Md. at am. Interment
church cemetery. Prayers Monday al
$3.50 pm.
HULvEY, WAYNE TYLER. Suddenly. on
Sunday. May 70; 1884; At the Alex.
VEY, husband Of Barbara Ann Huivey
son of Mr.: and Mrs. Arnold o. Huivey;
brother OF l. G., g. G.. Shirley. Fay
and Joan Elizabeth Hulvey; grandson
Friends may call al the Domaine Flu.
neral Home. $50 S. Washington St.
Alexandria. where services will be held
ON tuesday. May -, at . pm. Inter-
ment Mount Comfort Cemetery.
JACKSON, JOHN W. On Saturday, May
II, 1906, al treedmen's Hospital. JOHN
v: JACKSON, devoted husband of Mrs.
are two daughters. Mrs. Gwendolyn j,
Bowie, Miss M. Wilhelminia jackson,
attorney: one son. Comdr. John H. B,
jackson. usN: two sisters, Mrs, Eva
,.Lree grandchildren. John z. Bowie, jr.,
Linda Jackson. John H. jackson, IT,;
three .nieces Miss Sojourner Jackson.
Mrs; Brenda Harris and Mrs. Elaine
d Cornish & Son Funeral Home .131
10th 81. NV. Friends may view the
remains OF Mr. Jackson at the above
named funeral home on Tuesday, May
ices on s' @edne s May as sn al ' sm
from the Second Baptist Church, :ird
81, between and Eye SITS. NV, the
Rev, j. L. s. HollomRn officiating In
terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
ramlly may be contacted At LII. 4-B554
JENKINS. ALONZO O.. JR. on Friday.
May is: 1866. ALONZO o. Jenkins
tr of 4704 WASHINGTON pi. ne. nus.
pano OF Jennie s. Jenkins. father OF
AIonzo Q. jenkins. III; brother OF Mrs
Iisie W ps,'i;ia Mrs Julia Byrd Mrs
Robert T. and Willard jenkins. He
also is survived by many nieces and
nephewS; and other. relatives. Friends
may may cal at the Malvan & Schey. Inc.
Funeral Home, New Jersey ave and r
st: NV, on Monday. May ii. after 4
pm. where funeral services will be
held on Tuesday. May -. at / pm
Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
JEWELL, JESSIE NJ. On Saturday. MAY
y. da56; at Doctors Hospital, JESSIE
M, JEWELL Of !46 C st. Sc, beloved
wife OF Joseph T Jewell, sr., mother
Of Mrs Thomas P. Fosarty and Joseph
Jewell, jr;; sister OF R. Frank Muir
dock and Mrs. Maude D. James of
Pittsbureh. Pa. Friends may cali at
the S. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home,
:9ol l4th st. NV. (parking facilitiesl
Services at the Church OF The Naza-
rene. 18th and Webster SITS NV, on
tuesday. May 22 at 1890 pm. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery
JOHNSON, AXEL Z. On Sunday, NAV
20, 1853. AXEL E. JOHNSON. beloved
husband of Grace N johnson. father
Of Clifford E. johnson. grandfather Of
Nancy. Christine and Susan johnson.
Funeral from the W, w. Deal Funeral
Home, Asp Georgia ave. NV. ON
wednesday. May 23. at . pm. Inter-
ment Glenwood Cemetery -
JOHNSON, AXEL Z. A special commu-
a nication Of ST. Johns Lodge,
I'M No. IL, F.A.AM, will be
IN - held at the Masonic Temple,
4" w 18th ST. and New York ave
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CEMETERY LOTS

kATI. MEMORIAL PARK sec W near
Tower Of Chimes 3Ai. sites sac
reed cash 10 buy home 81 OWN.
SKY. : 30 to B. weekdays. RI. 5.sifp
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FUNERAL DESIGN

GEO c. SHAFFER, INC
Expressive Flora tributes Mooerats
prices Open daily sun. holidays Phone
orders also accepted q 80 t. n o m week
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Dratha

tired. Suddenly, on May n, 1855. at
n nSra reSlaenes; No; MsTyis n1S, ave-
Sand Of Hannah PHELPS Phelps TODD TODD Ars e
Funeral Wednesday. May -, at . pm,
at Fort Myer Chapel, Arlington. Va.
terry, Friends may call at the Taylor
Funeral Chapel. 147 Gloucester St, An
nnpolis.. Nd, after IL noon Tuesday.
May -. -
BAKER. FRANCIS EUGENE. on Mon
day May II, 1855. FRANCIS EUGENE
Baker tnee Smith. father of Francis
Eugene, jr., and Charles Calvin Baker;
Brother of, Elsie E. Howes and Charles
cb sqs Baker Ms hsnS' PaSef sa aom ahe
'13l 18th st. sc. Notice OF funeral later.
BALDWIN, LOUISE S. Suddenly. on
Thursday. May IL 1866. at her resi-
dence, 933 L ST. NV, Mrs. LOUISE S.
BALDWIN beloved mother OF Mrs.
James Rogers OF Mexico City, Mexico
ton, Tex Remains resting at Hysons's
Funeral Home. 1900 N ST. NV, where
services will be held on Tuesday, May
are. invited TO attend fample parking
tacilities). Interment private.
BANKS. ANNA TAYLOR. On Saturday,
May 10. 1856, ANNA TAYLOR BANKS
OF stoddard Baptist Home, cousin OF
Arthur O.. BENJAMIN F. and Mrs.
She also is survived by many friends
After $ pm. Tuesday, May %, friends
may call at FrszierS Funeral Home
;iSa Rhode Island aye NV, where
Wednesday, May -, at j pm, Rev.
Jerry. A. Moore officiating. Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. >"
BATES. JAMES POWELL. On Saturday.
May ~. 1858; At the Walter Reed
Army Hospital, JAMES POWELL BATES.
Bates OF Ses4-c Macarthur I'd Fort
Meade. Md: brother of Michael and
Terry Anne Bates. Friends may call
At the .Arlineton Funeral Home. 1901
al Walter Reed Army Hospital Chapel
terment Arlington National Cemetery.
BELL, JOHN W. +. OF 500 chiIlum
IS, 1896 JOHN W, F. BELL, father, Of
William Hamilton nfii OfOi Mrs.. Homer rsf
Simons. Mrs. Carl W. Snider. and L.
Monta Bell of Hollywood Calf Serv-
ICES at Chambers Funeral Home. l400
tional Cemetery 81
BOORDE. THE REV. THOMAS Z. on
SATURDAY, May g, 1856. The REV
THOMAS E. BOORDE OF Masonic and
Eastern Star Home. beloved husband Of
Myrtle H Booroe father of Mrs. Eliza
beth B. Colan. Thomas Elmer Boorde
Jr.. Myrtle Ruth and Eugene Kesel
Boorde. He is also survived by tive
grandchildren and one great-grand-
child Services at the S. H. Hines Co.
Funeral Home, 290l l+th st. NV. on
Tuesday May 81. at 3 pm parking
tacilities). Interment Cedar Hill Gene
terry.
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AXEL Z. A special commu-
nication Of ST. Johns Lodge
No. IL. F.A.A.M.. will be
held at the Masonic Temple
18th ST. and New York ave
NV, on Wednesday, May %.
1855, at l pm. for the
purpose OF attending the fu-
our late brother, AXEL Z,
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ROORDE. THE REV. THOMAS E. A spe

cial communication OF Ma
tional Lodge No. T. F.A.A.M.
Y is hereby called for Tues
No day. May %. 1856, for the
. purpose OF comforting the
~ last Masonic rites on our
late brother, THE REV.
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u AhhEI L, GEORGE =. On Sunday.
May 20 1886, GEORGE P. GARRETT
Of Cheverly. Md, beloved husband of
the late Effie Mae Garrett. and father
Of Mrs. Rolfe E. Kennard. Mrs. Earl
& Hargrove, Mrs. G. S. Broaddus.
Mrs. Walter P. Chsdduck, Mrs. j. S.
Dukeman, Mrs. J. D. Lutte, Arthur
and George P. Garrett jr He also is
survived by - grandchildren and
three great grandchildren. Services at
Gasch'S Funeral Home, Hfattsville,
pm Relatives and friends invited
lnterment WASHINGTON National Gene
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PANKAU, LUCILLE A. On Saturday
May la, 1856, LUCILLE 4. PANKAU
Of 64l3 Winnipes I'd, Bethesda. Md,
beloved wife of Anton Pankau. mother
Randina and the late Martin Seyert,
sister OF Mrs. Alice Jones. Mrs. Mildred
Garcia: Norris Seyert, all OF Chicago,
~, Mrs. EDWARD Cain and Lyndon
Severt OF Milwaukee. Wis Services at
the Raaseh Funeral Home. Milwaukee.
WIS. Wednesday. NAV 81 lQ1R
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May 20, 1855, THELMA c. BRAz fTSSf
the beloved wife OF William B. Bra
sister of Agnes L Spicer. daughter Of
the late Ralph j. and Elizabeth n
Provost. Funeral from the Simmons
Bros. Funeral Home. 66t Good Hope
I'd. Sc. on Wednesday, May %, at
9 am, thence to the Holy Catholic
Church Hilcrest Heights. Md, where
mass will be offered at $3.50 am. for
the repose Of her soul. Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery -
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NV IN May 10. 1856 s'i PET rEfs G. G.
GEORGE. husband of Sophie George,
and father OF DR.. George P. George,
and brother OF Demetrios, Andreas, Cos
tas, Nicholas. Margarlta, Nina and
at Chambers Funeral Home. I40n
Chaplin ST. NV, on Tuesday, May 90. at
] pm. Services at SITS. Constantine and
Helen Church, AIS 18th st. NV. at
terry,
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Monday' Msy ,; S,9Iudtnly' on
N. j: THOMAS j. POWELL. beloved y
son Of Mrs. Gorilla Voolfolk and Jasper
Powell; step-son OF Samuel Voolfolk
Also surviving are the brother, Eu-
gene Z. Powell; seven aunts. three
uncles, other relatives and many
friends After 3 pm. Tuesday NAV
~, friends are invited to call at the
MCGUIRE Funeral Home. 1920 9th ST.,
NV. where services will be held on
Wednesday. Nav %. at pm. In
terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
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HELP-MEN
statesmen

Permanent position, with oppor-
tunity to advance to manaserial
position. Men past 40 get an equal
sion and bonus, paid vacation and
many other company benefits.
SINGER SEWING CENTER
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HELP-MEN

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN or sales
woman. real opportunity for az
gressive. experienced person to asso-
ciate with one of Prince Georges
County's most active and respected
real estate firms. We can offer
the right persCn the opportunity to
make higher earnings under pleas
active sales force. Call Mr.. HarlofI
or Mr.. Deisem for interview. THE
PERRY BOSWELL CO., WA.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN or
woman. exper., full time. for new
splits and ramblers: worker can
make good money. SMOLEN
REALTOR. JU. 7-5511 or JU. g.
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1921 Wisconsin ave. W.
REAL ESTATE sALESMEN-We pay
liberal monthly bonus on all over
TOWN & SUBURBAN. 4Sl1 Wis
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REAL ESTATE statesmen or wom-
en-. Experienced or inexperienced,
full or part time. Must have car.
Call JE. 2-6670 Mon. 10 am. to
$40 pm. or from 7:30 pm. to 10
pm. OWEN REALTY, 121 South
Washington ST., Falls Church, Va.
REAL ESTATE statesmen, full or
part time. Will train. New subdi-
vision and BROKERAGE. Car and tele-
phone. Mr.. DELE. ST. 3-352O.
10. 2-0S63.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN or wom-
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liberal advertising support; owners
do not compete in selling, Apply
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Real Estate Statesmen
We can use experienced statesmen.
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SALES

Firestone FIRE and rubber company
is interested in young men with some
sales background to fill position
created by, expanded sales force.
terred. Men selected will enter own
Job-training program. Want men for
long career and DESTROYS of working
toward managerial positions. Com
pany benefits. All interviews and
INQUIRIES strictly confidential. Per-
sonal interviews will be held July
u. bet. pm. and 10 PM. Suite
1O7. 1901 Conn. ave. NV. Apply in
person or write M. H. PRITCHER,
6O4 Rhode Island ave. ne.
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HELP-MEN
RUG LAYER

PART-TIME WORK. OWN TOOLS
JEROME BRoDIE OIL. 4-O3Ot
SALES AND SERVICE REPRESENT
ATIVE wanted by internationa
chemical company for Washing
ton, d. c.. area. Interviews to b
held in. washington. d. c. Me
chanical aptitude desirable. Boz
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BOX Aid, STAR

PERSONNEL CoUNsELoRS, agency
exper. pref. Age 30-45. ABBEY
PERSONNEL, 1888 Eye NV, ST.
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MECHANIC
MERCHANDISE ASST.

Young man. high school graduate
opportunity with future in large fur
nlture concern. Will train proper
.i,toon. MR, WOODS. sol eth st
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OFFICE MANAGER and bookkeeper.
Ierred. for one OF washington 9
inner mems shops. Reply by letter,
giving past experience to Box 276-
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statesmen
BOOKMEN
HERE 1T is AGAIN

446A24 = 49, 4ASAAA44
This is the third time we have
run an ad for bookmen. So faI
we've hired 90 men. Most Of these
fore. Not only that. they wouldn't
even consider selling encyclopedias
because they didn't think that earn
ing possibilities really existed in this
field. However, they had the fore
sight and initiative to investigate
our deal and when they found out
that . we sell S0- S9b ne enc SSTlo
down and So a week thereafter,
they we're amazed how easy it was
to sell three to five sets a day
We are living in an era when earn
ings for the average working man
are at an all-time high. yet national
statistics show that education stand
ards are at an all;;time low. That
opportunity for any good man to get
into the encyclopedia field You
owe 1t to yourself to investigate
this program because you will see
and learn how. easy 1t is through
our automatic lead system to earn
best seasoned statesmen in this area
have Joined our organization because
they know that this is one Of the
most sensational offers ever made to
the American public. Don't pass
this up as Just another ad--take
IS minutes time to Investigate and
you will be convinced by earning
statements Of men who are earning
$500 a week and more after only
one. week on the lob. And get this
these men have never sold en-
cyclopedias before. And If you don't
have an automobile. don't worry
about. it. We supply your trans
portation. Apply 1922 18th st
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only see
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-12-29
WELCOME sIGMAs

This week the 42nd Annual Conclave of Phi Beta
Sigma Fraternity is being held in Miami with the Rho
Sigma Chapter as host.
On Thursday evening the opening program given
at the Mt. Zion Baptist Church.
The principal speaker DR.. George d. Femmings,
national president His subject Civil Rights Ameri-
cas- Challenge"
Awards made to State Rep. John b. Orr, Jr,
j. r. Lee business manager of the Florida and M
University and Neal Adams local business man
Meeting of the concave in Miami, carries our mind
back the year 1925 when the Rho Sigma chapter first
Greek letter fraternity be organized us in Miami
into existence. We pleased to know that this
chapter of which then became member, is active
again.
DR.. H. H. Green, DR.. Kelsey Pharr and r. Taylor
The Miami Times extends a cordial welcome to our
Greek visitors We hope their deliberations will
beneficial and that they will carry away many pleasant
recoections not only of Miami but of Dade County as
whole