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BoArs icentinusdl

rs hip. johnson, trailer. AL new
1854; S1,s00: excel eond. OIL.
6-S7O5. Ii
1855 CENTURY. runabouts now on
display.
ss-ft. Truseott sedan, sleeps 4,
2s-ft. saftieraft sedan. sleeps 4,
S3,400
,0-ft. 1853 cruiser. sleeps 2. S1.700
lS-ft. 1854 cupboard cruiser. with
Mark so, sleeps - 81 400
'6-ft. 1919 Steelcraft sedan. sleeps 4,
SO. 400
l6-ft, Christ Craft runabout 81 1875
25-ft. 1854 Mariner Rocket Express,
sleeps 4. with 1856 hip. 81 800
Trade and Terms Accepted
STEELCRAFT WASHINGTON CO.
Maine Ave. and NJ st. S.W.
ST. 3-4l45
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AVIATION
BOATS

SWIFT "s5"; licensed, new tires,
seats. aeromatic: $3.50. Will finance.
OIL. 2-553B. lis
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BUICK as Super 2-door; radio.
PARKWAY-FORD

3051 NJ st. NV. Re. 3-22O4
BUICK 1855 spec. 4-dr. sed.: cornpl
ORIG. owner. 5000 MI: ike new,
Cost s3,306, sell for s2.295 or best
offer. ia s-3413, liz
BUICK 1850 Special de luxe 4-dr.;
dynaflow. Z. and h.; week end only
1895, S. down. BELL MOTORS
500 Wisconsin ave. NV, Wo
BUICK 1881 Super o-door Riviera;
tuai mi; I req. tires. . snow tires;
excel. cond. Cali bust. ME. s.
2210: res, no. 2-s461; $685.. IL
BUICK 1916 sedanette: green: good
transportation: s97, EMERSON 9
ORME tBUIcK), 6tH Rhode Island
ave. ne. no. 2-33SS.
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FoRD. one th-tone stake: Dodge
panel. excel. cond. MA. 7-244e,.
FARM TRUCK with livestock racks;
used on farm. perfect condition
first $3.50. DIR. C. J. LAUGHLIN,
HE. 1865, ST. $4,000. ---l9
GMC 40 h-ton pickup: excellent
condition; S365. Can be seen 1T u.
Richmond ave. Silver Spring. Nd.
Al USED TRUCKs-Hi-value used
trucks. all models makes and sizes
See our selection before you buy.
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER.
aOI Bladensbura I'd. ne II, 7-430N.
CHEVROLET 81 hs-ton pickup: /
owner: original finish; new motor:
perfect body. S575. JU. s-Sf3s
FORD '55 ls-top pickup: custom
cab: 2-tone m T., h.: Tbunderoird
type VS. SPECIAL Sl.oo5, bank
m. KIRK MOTOR CO.. 1000 Ga
FORD I'D stake body 1M-ton truck,
good condition: can be inspected al
915 7th st. NV. ma. s-19s6
FORD IS pickup r-1oo "s":: orig
inal red finish. low mileage. one
owner: guaranteed D: G. tnsnection
ready 10 work: $1,1eb. HILL n
SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer, 1900 18th ST. NV. NO.
7-iiif. Open ewes. I'll 0. sat, til 5
FORD AZ pickup truck; very clean;
$3.50 or best offer over, 10. s-7l6S.
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1895

Full price on this 7iz-acre tobacco
farm, approx. 20 miles from D. c. in
A. A. County. Modern hilltop home
has liy. rm.. bedroom. kit, bath.
screened porch. auto. oil heat: large
tobacco barn. corn crib and poultry
house. Small down payment.
HOWARD E. TALBERT
DEALE, MD. WEST RIVER 2-23sl
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21 ACRES

Very productive land. on q macadam
road within easy committing distance
of WASHINGTON, d. c., gently rolling
to drain well; good Groom frame
farmhouse. brick veneered; some
rooms finished Up very nice. large
living room with fireplace; no mod
ern improvements except electricity
and water: room for bath. Price,
$4,000 with very substantial cash.
H. q. MITCHELL
Herndon, Va. Phone 1876
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CADILLAC 1855 hardtop: =. and. h..
cleo. windows. 4-way seats: Wv.
tires. beautiful 2-tone blue hnish;
this carefully kept 1-owner car. Ike
new throughout, 10 q great value a.
S3.695. HOYLE MOTOR SALES.
1877 r. I. ave. ne. Du. 7-63n0.
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AUTOS 8 TRUCKS FOR HIRE
CADILLACS
WANTED
TRUCKS FOR SALE

PENNY MOTORS
1890 R. !. Ave. NE. LA e-22oo
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BUICK 1850 2-dr.: radio. heater,
dynafiov; excel. cond.. ready TO roll;
$45 down.
Herson Auto, AID. 2-7100
70 Florida Avenue NE.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
PARKWAY-FORD

BUICK 81 Super convertible; dyns'
good top and tires: S045.
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BUICK 1858 2-door; fully equipped;
excellent condition: 2-tone blue and
Evening star., 1956-12-28
Bus Law Test Seen
In Birminqhum

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Dec. 2,
Observation-Disclosures bus segrega.
tion law apparently is headed fol
the Federal courts.
Negro leaders directing a chal,
lenge of the city's bus segrega,
tion ordinance called of demon,
strations yesterday after % Ne.
Igroes had been arrested.
They are charged with violat.
ing laws requiring separate seat.
ing for white persons and Ne.
|groes aboard the buses. All ar,
free in bond Of 500 each, pend.
ing trial in Recorders Court
January 3.
Police Commissioner Robert E
Lindbergh said the city woulc
"use every legal means at it.
disposal" to block a possible Fed.
Ieral court Injunction against tht
bus segregation ordinance. H,
said that If an injunction il
issued, it would be appealed Il
the next highest court.
Negro leaders yesterday called
for an immediate end of theil
demonstrations after a 2-houl
meeting Of the Alabama Chris.
tian Movement for Human
Rights, headed by the Rev. F. L
IShuttlesworth.
The movement was formed
here in June after the Nationa
Association for the Advance.
ment of Colored People was or.
dered to cease operations in thu
State. Mr.. Shuttlesworth wa.
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Bundmun Beaten
BY Hooded Men

CAMDEN, S. c.. Dec. 18 (R.-
Camden High School Band Di.
rector Guy HutchinS, about so
was hospitalized today from {
midnight beating he said was ad.
|ministered by -four or five'
hooded men who accused him o.
making a -integration speech
Kershaw County Sheriff D. E
Hilton said he had found M
trace of the men and was un.
able to find any occasion or
which Mr.. Hutchins made any
remarks on integration, in 9
speech or otherwise.
Mr.. Hutchins said he was re.
turning from an appearance or
Ia Charlotte, N. c., televiSion pro.
gram late last night when he hae
Ia fiat tire near Westville, about
IA miles north of here. Four OF
five men in a car stopped. Eacf
had a sack over his head. They
forced Mr.. Hutchins to come
with them, telling him he wa,
going to get it" for making 9
|pro-integration speech to a meet.
ing of the Lions Civic Club Aux.
Hilary.
He was taken in the mems cal
to the Mt. Zion section, about II
miles from Camden, tied to q
tree and beaten with a board
He suffered severe bruises.
After the men left he managed
to free himself and made his way
to a house where he telephonec
his son to take him to the Cam
den hospital.
He never made any speech tt
the Lions Auxiliary" Sheriff
Hilton said. I'm trying to finc
out who has, and if there wa
any chance of mistaken iden.
ltity."
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Carrier Kitty Hawk
Under Construction

CAMDEN, N. j., Dec. 28 R.-
A 21-ton steel plate was swung
into position in a new drydock
at the New York Shipbuilding
Corp. here yesterday. BY 1858
it is to grow into the United
States Navy's latest super air
craft carrier. the USS Kitty
Hawk.
The section of bottom shell
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elected president by acclamation
AS leader of the movement. he
has urged a fighting campaign
for full racial integration in the
South.
The Negroes deliberately vic.
lated the bus segregation ordi-
nance Wednesday and Thursday
|Twenty-one Negroes were arrest
ed the first day and one yes
|terday.
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1T was suspending the bus lines
franchise because of the efforts
|of Negroes to integrate seating
The commission said it acted
in the best interest of peace
and harmony" after noting. vio-
lence that followed integration
moves in other Southern cities,
Cities Transit announced de-
|fiance of the suspension which
ut said lackeu sufficient notice
and thus was illegal.
About so per cent of the lines
riders are Negroes. Tallahassee's
population is 10000, including
Is, 900 Negroes.
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Dec.
capital city bus segregation row
after a rash of technical arres
counter between Negroes and W
Cities Transit, Inc, asked a
whether 1t is bound by city and
to sit in the rear of buses.
At the same time, the City of
Tallahassee petitioned circuit
court for an order directing
Cities Transit to run its buses
on a segregated seating basis. or
forfeit its franchise.
Buses continued running-un-
der protection of Federal court
temporary injunction against in
reference despite municipal
orders to the contrary and token
arrests Of bus line personnel.
The city commission suspend
ed Cities Transit's franchise at
midnight Wednesday and when
Thursday runs started, Manager
Charles L. Carter of the bus COM
pany and nine drivers were ar
rested.
Bond of 500 was posted by
each on charges involving oper-
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plating Is 20 feet long and 40
feet wide. The completed car
rier will have an overall length
of LOAF feet (and 6 inches and
a breadth Of 129 feet. From keel
to mast top it will be IS stories
tall. Gross tonnage of the COM
pleted ship has not been given.
The new drydock, the state
ment said, is designed to handle
the largest ships afloat, or
planned, and measures 1.100 feet
by $50 feet and is 49la feet
deep,
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British Plan
For Cyprus
Hailed by U. S
By the Associated Press


The United States has de.
scribed Britain's newest pro-
posals for self-government fol-
Cyprus as a possible first ster
toward an eventual peaceful and
generally acceptable final solu-
ltion."
The State Department in
making known the American
view yesterday. called on Britain,
Greece and Turkey to join in
continuing talks even though it
said the new British formula
seems to be unacceptable in
certain respects by some who are
concerned with this matter"
The departments statement
undoubtedly referred mainly to
Greece which has turned down
the British proposals as unsatis-
factory.
A final settlement of the
Cyprus situation, the department
said. is important not only "to
our three allies" but ito the en-
tire free world"
The proposals. made by Brit
ain December 10, offered the
people of Cyprus limited self
government under a governor
They also provided for a freely
elected assembly and eventual
self determination with the right
to choose the political future of
the Mediterranean island.
The British secretary of state
for colonial affairs, Allen Len
nox- Boyd, told Parliament at
that time that partition Of the
island between Greek and Turk
Iish inhabitants might ultimately
be the only solution Of the prob
lem. The State Department made
no comment on the possibility of
partition.
Evening star., 1956-12-28

alton of unfranchised trans
portation. Service was allowed
to proceed, but Police Chief
Frank Stoutamire warned driv-
ers they must enforce seating
segregation.
The Negro-white encounter
occurred at the transit com.
pany's main terminal. About
40 jeering white teen-agers ano
200 white adult bystanders met
"a Negro group which arrived tc
carry out its announced inten-
tion Of sitting in front seats Of
buses.
The Negro group drew back
and did not board the buses.
The Rev. c. K. Steele, presi-
dent Of the Negro Inter- Civic
Council which spearheads the
seating integration drive, said
The city commission announced
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It's flooring averages a. feet
In thickness-145.o 900 cubic yards
Of concrete.
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O0co0 IN 00ld Coast
ACCRA, Gold Coast - The
major export of the Gold Coast
lis cocoa,
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Pay "a in Feb. 1s in March "a in April

Mems Clothing Second Floor Washington;
Street Floor. Arlington
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A-10 - THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. c.
2Groups Move to Test
7 tallahassee Bus Law

3 (R.-Two parties to Florida's
were locked in litigation today
S and a non-violent street en-
lite persons.
Federal judge yesterday to rule
State laws that require Negroes
Evening star., 1956-12-28
1895

= -" UO1O ]HHVIVVNNVO NONSVOs
Every man knows his trousers out long before hi
suit coots But that won't happen if you buy
suits! So here's 9th Annual Sale bringing you oreo
opportunity to do just thot
Handsome eoors patterns and styles to pIeos
every tose. Select from medium to dark tones in solids
stripes, checks herrinebones, diamond weoves onc
muttones All ore expertly toored in styles with o.
button fronts flop pockets . center vents
narrow lopels and neoer shoulders Sizes in reeulors
shorts, longs, extro longs stous short stouts in complete
size ranges.
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HELP WoMEN
n0CrnR,s ASSISTANT

DOCTORS ASSISTANT - Pediatri-
clans once In Silver Spring
wheaton area. Secretarial and typ
ing. Nursing. or laboratory expert
ence desirable. Phone Tues, Wed.
$3.50 to 2:3O. HE. 4-260B.
GEN. orc. CLERK, $3.50: knowi
typ; 3 days. Some exper. title
work. WILSON PERSONNEL. l71s
Eye st. NV.
GEN. OFFICE CLERKS
HIS. Grads, White
WIDE VARIETY OF GOOD JOBS
COLUMBIA EMPL., lS4l @ NV
HOUsEKEEPER. sleep in, fairly ex
perienced for entire. household
Retire. n.I rsour DTv only o those TIA
Call EN-. 3-7766 lis.
Observation-Disclosures FIRE ant
casualty insurance underwater fol
genera insurance agency. Branef
once training desirable, but no
necessary Our once modernly
equipped. aforementioned with mos
pleasant working conditions. Repl,
Box 32S-T. Star.
MODEL. capable of teaching and
assisting school director. ewes. and
Sats. excellent opportunity. Phone
dupont 7-3l30. b to : pm. -
NURSES AND AIDES. white. gooC
Worrying conditions. S-hr. day. liv'
in. 10 5-2291.
NURSE, exper, grad. day or nigh
shift. Inquire FORESTVILLE NURS
ING HOME. "a mi. east OF Forest
VILE. Md.
NURSES AIDE, white; for s-houl
general floor duty in large nurS-
ING hnrnRs liUn in FafAFAnRAc
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REPAIRS ono SERVICES


CARPENTRR-part pofchea
shelving, cabinets. GENERAL repairs
relisble J RoWELL. TX. 3-0627
BRICKLAYING alterations. fireplace
FAoNANI 10. 2-ie91. "a. 3-52s2
BUILDING REMODELING. repairs.
large, small jcbs, eli types: special.
izing In recreation rooms, pOrches
and steps. hP. 7-5i24, ewes. -
CARPENTERING plastering, paint.
inc: int. and ext. decorating and
remodelins.li Ii 7-1f45.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bsmt. and
attic, Toons. eeni' Good work and
prices After s. ~. $3.50
CARPENTER. gen. iobbinE, store
fronts. home fniproyeuents Ef)DTF
HOWELL, RIA. 6-giff.
CARPENTRY MINOR home repair.
painting. Cal "a. 2s4i30 anytime
To 1910 sfisr 3 D.m.
CURTAINS. fine linens, beautifully
done a. home ironing also. Ap
ELECTRIcAL VIKING ana repairs
new eod "a eaSh o. termf 20
B-95oe. ON 1850
akLG AAkNk WYNN - WV ~
prices. immediate service Mr.
LEAR. no. 2-432i
FLO0Rs sANDED. finished. nsv. &c
"a e. old fo1fl, lgc Up; painting.
ext. C. =. HfN8ON. 10 1919
FLOOR WORK Sanding ano hnisn-
ing rricn4 fea1 wofk ruaranteef
{ c. DKAToa "a. s-5ee2
PAINTING. interior, szterior. gen.
era repairs Dlumbinn and heat
iH4, X LEAK ~ a-z4ss
PATsTfsG1 guar lowest prifs .
d Z Va 81 ~ nderiets inside
painiins Cal S-lO Pr, II. s-0gl !
PAfNTfNC. piattsring, paper femoy.
ing, fetf IN fftfrentet feaf
rates Pre- estimates chfeffgllf
eigsn z4-hr. teryies 10. z-agli
PAPERTNG, painsinF ane piasisfina
MEDIATE attention. car "a s.i0s4
faPKn HAEGrN6, 81 m. 70. g1n-
fast. Whfhahie bacer % or uefk
ryaf. u1ils neeha "a. 5-tsl24
PAPgRlNG. 81 ~. ~ this vssh
VI 9.ie0o pa 1-13e5.
PLA8IEafH6. patrklnE shits -.
fhnrlf rea1cratIf ercurl o4fNs
iet. Can 20. i-4z5s.
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pLAsIEnme. patfkins shlts -
ies. Can "a. i-4zss.
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HELP DOMESTIC

CHILD CARE. g.h.w.. plain. cooking
someon. likes 9 children. 81 ST. 4.s %sn'
CHILD CARE. g.h.w.: little cooking:
~ days per week: no SUNDAYS;
liye IN only; $50 per week. OIL. q
COOK; colored; excellent references
required; WILLING to sleep in and
70 clean hrst moor. Excellent Wagea.
COOK. CIV: live IN: excellent Job
N iovely nome. S35 Ek. WO. g.
CENTRAL MAID: live in. ior clean
in9, aundrv, cooking for family
with children. Nursemaid employed f.
excellent permanent position for
right person. on Mass ave. nv"
OIL 6-Gg55.
G.H.W. AND COOKS ieoloredJ; live
IN or out: al sec. y c.. Va Nd. To
S35. ABBEY PERsL.. 1917 X nv
BOUsEKEEPER, must live IN. Bal
ary open for riRht person inteili-
| gent. BE- able 70 accept responsible
l ties Of children. Drivers license
Tu. 2-7076.
HoUsEKEEPER. eSpsr.; live In. care
for infant. Ink For business
couple In luxury apt. located near
Conn. ave; h-day . VII, and ever
other Sunday on TOP salary; perm
poss. References required Boz
SCR, star
MOTHER's HEIPER. live 10. FOND
o. children Other help employed
/ Must have refs Every other Sur.
a1e haif Thur. on s25 VIZ OIL q
REIIABLf WOMAN for Rh.V ana
care Of tchooi-aee children. 3 days
wks alternate sun. On; stay 2
nights or sleep N Excellent saiary
Nus have local reference Appiy
1 5i20 Linnean terrace Nv
WOMAN. resDonsi6ie refined. i've
N houGekeepsr must Be eIper utin
and fCnc 81 children. age I5-fS
Two small children II family. PIT
IN. anc bath n neg silssr eoE
home. Must have sEcfi refs anc
health; ! day and eygfy ether
ueek md % TOD salary and pieas.
ant home for rignt pefson Cal
10 5-01G6 after 8 p.m
WOMAN, 20 70 50. non1rinksf. nsn.
smcrsf. gfaet. sxper. infsnt ny5ft.
3: 81 az. rais 81 w 8's ss w s.i sy4sii'
coLQnED LADY iiys n Iong ~
ard ~ r fare Award $50
4 800 NJ. ~ Basil NJ f-zfan
NJ reriGfr1fIer r. Al Aaecjrf-
AT8 1917 12th ., ~.
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hELP-WoMEN
SECRETARIES

BEGINNERS AND EXPERIENCED
COLLEGE AND II. s. GRADS
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SECRETARY-S36O

UNDER ~, GOOD STENO.
Bookkeeper-Typist SIS VIZ
Jr. Clerks. no tipping 5000 mo
Pub. Relations Secy.. young $3.50 u
Law Steno exper. .SS5-S90 wk
New opening every few minutes
thousands placed. Miss Young tsT
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AGENTS
sITUATloNS-MEN

AGENTS WANTED - Guaranteed
sales. MONARCH WHOLESALERS,
2020 Rhode Island ave. ne.
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HELP-woMEN
WOMEN

Jewel Tea Company can use 2
women Immediately for their new
customer sales department. Top
commission plus training pay. No
Saturday or evening work, Expert
ence helpful but not necessary. Call
in person at our ONCE, HEDIN
HOUSE HOTEL. 2902 Newton st. Of
Rhode Island ave. NE, Thursday 10
TO 4. and Saturday. Q to IL noon.
GIRL wanted for Reneral ONCE work.
S APPLY IN aI person. 7ls @ ST. nv.
MATURE WOMAN, knowl, bookkeep-
ing. shorthand or tipping. Many po-
sitions available at BOYDS. cor
18th and q NV. Miss Day, Ma
6.2340.
REASONABLE YOUNG LADY to
assist auto salesman in busy deal
ership at Fairfax circle in Va,
some knowledge Of tipping neces-
saryi very flexible hours; salary
to 500. Call MR.. PRINCE only for
interview, CIR. 10000.
BETHESDA SECY., SIS wk.; vic.
Walter Reed :. secy, $3.50: ne. vic,
Queens Chapel; secy., $500; AL
new openings DAILY all kinds
zoo 18th cor. G lest AZ yrs1. Ma
B0YD's EMPLOYMENT CENTER
I test. AZ. yrs. 700 18th, cor. g
NV, Public welcome. OPENINGS. $50
S1:5 wk.: secretaries, accts., book
keepers, clerks, pub relations secys.
mach. oprs. Visit FIRST. Welcome.
SETTLED WOMAN, live in colored
nome: in the family: no children
General housework in exchange fol
room and BOARD and small salary to
start. Sat. and Sun. of. AID. 2
FLORIDA WORK during winter
months. for lady who. wished tc
work without q boss; be Of service
ence and work towards permanency
must. have high school education
and be faithful to her work. $3.50
for so days. Box 350-T. Star.
IMMEDIATE OPENING
For. teacher. ex-teacher or educated
businesswoman. Full or part time.
Dtgnified position. valuable commu-
nifty service. unusual earnings. at
tractive hours, security and advance
ment. Position permanent II inter.
eSted For appointment. write GIVING
age, education, experience and phone
Box 311-T. Star.
ATTENTION
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A
JOB, LET US TRY TO HELP you
JOBS OF ALI, KINDS. HONESTY rs
OUR POLICY.
ABART EMPLOY. CENTER
1918 14th St. NV.
ATTENTION LADIES
Have January income from Christ
mas .part-time work now; Is hour
weekly Of own choice. Phone DI
I7-0203, 9-1.
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SECYs., Exec, Admin. Treas.
Lesal, Assoc. College. Ensr:. pi
s sSsHEs w riHTHsasTs s ise Soo'
CONT, IN AND TALK 1T OVER
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ELECTRICAL TECHNICIAN. jr. VI
math student, 10 yrs. varied cleo.
tronicS exper., desires challenginl
work. unusual hours. TU. 2-22S5
EXEC. ASST. sTENO., skiils, alst
sales, tangible. car. desires change
Box 1908, Star. 81
HANDY MAN. interior painting. car.
pentTy; immed. available: reason
able rates RIA. 3-S6Sl. A.
FAST TYPIST-Exper. once man
phone exper., clerical. Pc. Boz
1898 Washington 10. D. c.
MAN, colored, desires days work
house cleaning, and can do soml
painting; ref. Call ST. 3-427S.
COLORED MAN desires Job as I
porter or cafeteria work. Call Ii
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

BOOKKEEPER. F. c.. young woman
with advertising publication over
10 years: thorough knowledge d. E,
system through tr. bal. D. and l.,
bal. sheet; soc. Sec. unem. and
wthdg. tax ret, shaw-WaIker pay
roll, type 80 to 40 wds; min; re-
smoker: prefer downtown ONCE
$50 wk. to start; references. Box
1888, Star.
desires infant. chronic
cases, days, nights; live-in; exper
NO. 7-5474. Ref. tn. 2-296S.
PRACTICAL NURSE, age 80. hos.
pital. maternity and general cases
colored, neat, references: any hrs
Ii. 4-5404.
COLORED WOMAN wants work
dietary experience. can type. honest
and dependable. Ii. 4-0709.
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TELLER
TYPIsT-CLERK

Unusual opportunity for good typ.
ist, capable OF handling clerical de.
tail Full-time steady employment
with national concern. Varied lot
entailing daily production OF local
news service Must be accurate
typist Desire person who wants LONG
term employment. Aforementioned
once: Good working conditions
starting salary with graded pay
raises. Call ME. S-5572 between
8 and 3.
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1914 F st. NV.
SECRETARY, 25-4O: good short.
hand and typing essential; also
background IN general once rou-
tine procedures. 40 hour. 5-dal
week: all Co, benefits. including
insurance and retirement: excel.
lent chance for advancement; starts
SIS q week. MA. $1,000.
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sALEswOMEN

Full time. 9:15 to 6: 6-day
40-hour week. Part time. IL
to 4 daily.