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RESIDENT ASSISTANT
MANAGER

For recently completef, air-eondi'
ing containing 445 unfurnishec
units and 40 hotel rooms. Expert.
ence in apartment MANAGEMENT moi
essential; live on premises in EN-.
cheney apartment included as part Of
salary. Must be between 35 and 81
years Of age, dependable. good typist
non -drinker and possess selling abil.
ity. good personality, tact, enthusi.
asm, energy. good JUDGMENT anc
ability to get along with people
Split-work shift. mornings and eve.
ninRs with afternoons of texcept
Sunday and every. Wednesday. of
Reply by letter, stating qualifications
and give telephone number for inter;
FAY me- hSo cARiLLoE w4 HOUSE
$500 Wisconsin ave. NV.
sALESLADIES f2). ready-to-wear
millinery: must be thoroughly exper
Excel. opportunity for right parties
Steady position. Immed. openings
Salary S65 per wk. Apply lois
Conn. ave.
SALESLADY-CAsHIER with exper :,
ability and initiative to take full
charge of card and Rift store. Mr.
Marcus, GREETING CARD CITY
1927 q ST. NV.
SALESwOMAN. full time. for spe-
cialty food shop; knowledge Of
cooking and foods important. EN-
3-5552. -26
permanent position
40-hr. week, Apply $3.50 to 800
MARY BAYHES GIFTS, g02 IAN
ST. NV --26
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MATTRESSES, experienced. over FL:
good salary and tips. nightwoIk.
Apply in person, STRICKS RES
TAURANT. 1850 Haylor I'd. Sc:
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Keypunch Operator
IBM NUMERIC
PERMANENT. PART-TIME WORK
VIM HAHN & co.

w
7th AND K SITS. NV.
LABORATORY TECHNlCIAN. doc
tors once in Hyattsville. WA. z
5000; after Q and Sun. APs q
LEDGER CLERK. small medical pub
yoicing, ledger work, billing. tele-
phone-swttchboard relief; tipping
essential; 35-hr. week: liberal va
cation: starting salary. $1,000. Age
.S-23. Some previous experience
necessary. Box 44S-L. Star. "a
LIBRARY ASSIsTANT--opening in
research dept. of national as
s S2sl1 sli isr yoP Pos SS ers var
led duties. interesting work and
excellent working conditions. 5-day
week. liberal fringe benefits. Re-
cent Liberal Arts graduate or stu
dent of Library Science pretefreo.
Apply giving salary requirements
and resume to Box 4is-L. star
LOCAL MANAGER position open
with nationally advertised frm.
Exceptional opportunity for quail
fed woman. Car and phone neces-
Eary. No canvassinE. Weekly pay
check. For interview write Box
MAID, WNite. sSlt!cu' N uoNS@a
ONCE, $50 am. to 1880 pm, 70
clean once and answer door bel
and telephone: ref. REQUIRED, NO.
T-U1S6. bet. 8 and IL.
to take full charge OF
new ladies' sportswear dept; excel
opportunity and future for aualis
Ned person. Apply BEYDAs, llS
MAsSEUsE, experienced: full or part
time. days. 1929 = st. NV 2no
floor 80
NURSE, white, 23-46; live in or out:
for private hospital. References.
CO. 5-4754. "a
NURSE. praticAl. white, under 80
for night duty: pvt. sanitarinm.
nearby Md. Must be exper.; i've in.
OIL. 2-73a7. "a
NURSE, REGIsTERED, white; 5a-
day week: 1880 pm. to 1880 am
shift; meals. paid vacation ana 1
sick leave For appointment can
TIL 2-AaNA "a
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VARITYPE

TYPIsT- DTCTAPHONE OPERATOR.
1886 years, high school graduate;
nj Y-0R00 personnel once -23
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sITuATIoHS-MEN

PAYROLL AND COST ACCOUNTING
Id yrs. experience. now employed
REPORTER, researcher. experienced
degree journalism, available now
Box 1851. Star. 23s
TRUCK DRIVER AND HELPER,
years experience; stake and dump.
LII. 4-S513. Mr.. CHILDS.
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FIREPLACE EQUIP. gas and elee:
STOVE, l011 9TH NV. Ma. e.S9b2.
FIXTURES-Bob-ta tail unit and car
bonator. both in excel. cond. Real
bargain. 3401 18th Of. NV.
FIXTURES-Baek bar. safe. floor
cases, register. counters, bootal
unit. etc. 34o1 14th st. NV.
FLUTE. excellen. condition. almost
E Rsy' s!SS ~; value sis'' L Eyes,
) uS II diicR gSfaa ISIS " &. NV.
|FURNITURE-Modern matching sofa
and chairs, corner table. 2 end
tables. custom glass and wrought
iron coffee table, all only 9 months
F FIJI nj uRiS0B BARGAINS Brand
new. etter-grade. modern bedrm..
jr. din: rm.. Nv; rm. and bedding:
some factory close-outs and floor
samples, at great savings for cash.
STAHLER'S, $40 18th. 81. NV.
FURNITURE Of 1-rm. efficiency apt,
$500. Owner leaving city. No
dealers. ST. S-S272. 8 to 8 Pm,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. kidney desk.
hiRhboy, Italian sofa, .needlepoint
chairs, hand-carved bookcase, Min
ton china, nat silver, Irish linens.
Appt, XII. S-1979,
Observation-Disclosures 80" bed.
chest and chairs, EN-, 2-0241,
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cellent earnings: vacation with pay;
GORMAN'S VILLAGE INN 1906
Rhode Island ave. ne.
WAITRESS to work nights: good pay:
7-hr. day. 6-day week. White. over
Il. Experienced only. Bethesda.
MATTRESSES, white, neat: full or
part time: night work; experience
necessary. Apply 3419 Conn. ave.
MATTRESSES G., alert. efieient.
Q pm. and y p m. or IL noon and
WAITRREss, white, neat; good work
ing cond.. free meals. GOLDIES,
400 Columbia pike Arl, IA; Z
LADiEs-Now you can sell plastics,
brushes. chemicals. cosmetics and
tS Ssl th TT a RagsY D1 VII ste5s 81
WOMEN, over 40 f6). We have Q
Job for you. Become an AVON
representative and earn $2o5$2b
WOMEN TIsi BAK iisRs- to our new
line OF high class retail bake prod
ucts we are introducing TO the
Washington public. we need sew
our two downtown shops. We guar
eral experienced women BAKERS in
antee steady employment. all day
time hours. no Sunday or holiday
work. with pleasant working con-
ditions. Apply mgr. FEDERAL
HELP m DINING ROOM. live in,
white: paid vacation and sick leave;
6-day week. For appointment call
cdDSar HiSsSG YOUNG LADY fof l.
girl ONCE Of long-established ma
tional company: permanent; 40
hour week, no Saturdays; must
be thoroughly experienced. good
typist, some bookkeeping, Ming,
east location, 1928 n; Z. ave. re.
NATURE WOMAN, ONCE clerk.
exper,. using phone, meet public.
knowl. typing or bookkeeping help
full. several openings. Mr.. Wright,
BOYD'E. 700 18th. cor. @.
BUSINESS GIRLS (4): TO become
AVON representatives where you
work. See those extra dollars roll
ini Call Mrs. Dillon, D1. 7-022l.
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY tor
ambitious cultured lady. who can
assume responsibility. Interesting,
hsalthful work: S3.400 year. Boz
H ii SECRETARY and once
csii IA. s-s4ei. o 70 i2 am. ga
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UNUSUAL WOMAN
DESIRES
ALERT YOUNG LADY

2Z-3Z
To do general once work. tipping
ding. etc; in modern atr-condi'
toned once; experience in operat.
ing 10-key cleo. adding machine ant
ouired; 5-day week, $50 to 5 pm.
S65. For interview call RE. 7-6676
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-23
HtLp-WoMEN
TYPIST

willing to learn to operate IBM Key
Punch Machine. On the job train
ing, usual company beneflts. 40
hour bIs-day week
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w xuDIy D Sass s ssr to 3d.
5016 Ga. ave. NV, TU. 2-5OsO,
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THIS COULD BE YOU

There are many men who recognize
sales work to be highly paid pro-
feel that they could never sell. Any
one. yes anyone If they want 10 can
learn the basic facts about selling
that will open the door to larger
income and a higher standard of
living. We can and will give you In
dividual attention both In our sales
Is well established, very successful
and highly respected. II you are
ambitious and interested In a greater
security for yourself and family.
APPLY loan. to 5 pm. 3707 Georgia
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FILE CABINETS

SPEIIALe PUNCHA4E
TER Eo FILE N cABfNE Mss'S WIFI Il III Follow
BLOCK. S4.95; ORIGINAL COST
N1 lS6 Fo51oiR-pRAwER oLoBE-wER-
FULL-SUSPENSION, S27 80: ORIG
iNAL COST NEW $50.
1900 LETTER AND LEGAL
TRANSFER FILES, S295. WITH Z
ROLLER BEARINGS.
1-DRAWER LEGAL WOOD FILES.
$40 UP.
Manhattan Office Equip. Co.
639 New York Ave. NV.
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HELP-WokAEN
TELEPHONE
SOLICITORS
CIRCULATION

Immediate openings are now
available IN our circulation
department tor persons with
pleasant telephone manners.
with the confidence and abil-
ity necessary to do telephone
saleswork The sales COM
mission 10 liberal and the
hours can be tailored to mt
your requirements In many
cases.
II interested IN steady and
enjoyable work. contact Mr.
Harvey. Room 204. between
0 am and o pm.
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HOSTESS

Salary commensurate with expert
ence and ability: paid vacation: life
hospital and medical insurance pro,
yided, meals and uniforms furnished
and many other worthwhile com
pany benefits. Call Mr.. Jones. XII
$4,000. between q and 5 daily. te
arrange for an interview.
HOWARD JOHNSON'S
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FURNrTURE-NEW
DISCOUNT HOUSE
SOS. so wrought-iron dinetts. S54.95
$129, so bunk beds. eompl. 1925
$3.50 chrome 6-pc. .dinetts, 1900
sos. so Administer 3x12 rugs, 49.00
Syclon HOLLYWOOD beds ----47.e6
1e0f KIND rutRNrTfuRE CO.
s2os Ga. Ave. Ju. 9-4s91
1855 H OF. MI. Ii. 6-0100
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WAITRESS, white. must be expert
enced and reliable: night shift. ex-
cellent earnings; vacation with pay.
GORMAN'S VILLAGE INN 1906
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-23
HOWARD JOHNSON'S
Wisconsin and Western AYES.
ID. c. Linei

CLERK General once work for
wholesale candy and tobacco COM
pany. Must be accurate with fig-
ures. 40-hr. week. Apply between
1G am, and 3 pm. In person at
69l4 4th 81, NV. -23
sirable; 5-day week, good salary,
paid vacations, profit sharing and
many company benefits Apply to
Mrs Dodd. HECHINGER CO., 18TH
and II SITS, ne %
CLERK. Permanent position. Excel
lent opportunity for advancement
for capable and efficient worker
Vacation sick leave and insurance
benefits. /. MILLER & SONS, l222
F st. NV. 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-23

CABINETS. y price sale, assorted
mica tops; Geneva, American
sI faSAI PEuM Riiso co. sooss a az.
ave. NV, tn. 2-10OO.
Friden. Model eT-i o.
recently reconditioned; fully auto
matte: wiz sasriice for cash. Oh
4,I01s. los Newland st., ch. Ga.
CHAIN sAw-You can own . nov
Strunk chain saw for 1874 wk.
No other chain saw can be bought
on these low terms. One-tenth
down, Q whole year TO pay. 126
South Union st.. Alex, ov. S-3l77.
CRIB, large maple. complete. sss.,-
DEP faa 'G TaEEzE, Il Ii o co.. Benaix
washer, Bendix drisr. convertible
bed, ssle. bed. leather chairs. baby
grand plano; all like new Day
phone. DI. 7-4o77: eyes,. 10; o.
D;IIAMoNDs-Lady's 1 et.. $500,
lady's 2 cts. S6e5; lady's IN cts.
emerald cut. Sab; lady's 3 cts.
on IMosTo oNe g CO.. 1923 H st. nE;w.
p III iaoSS; AND TRANscRIBER.
Cameo model. lust cleaned and
serviced; viii only sell as pair; S14S
cash. AP. 7-s100. -24
Crosley, 800; Benz
dix Economat auto. washer. $h0s
good cond.: sac. To. 2-1304. syee
FENCE SPECIAL Chain ink.
bethaniged; S1.O5 IT,. Installed.
Terms VIII 6-55tS3 90
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SUBURBAN lhOSI W.
Apply in person Mr.. Parker, 371e
Rhode Island Ave, Mt. Rainier, Nd
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HELP-WokAEk
SECRETARY

Age 81 to 30. white: permanent
position in editorial division. Must
have initiative, be capable Of ham
ding confidential matters, and some
correspondence. Good stenographic
skills, and accurate typing necessary.
Excellent opportunity for right per-
son son. 5 sd,s 4o. a1r,s, week Li6efal
toned building. For appointment.
call personnel ONCE, DI. 1890. Ext.
423 NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC So
GETTY. 18th and M SITS. NV, -2S
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HELP MEN AND WoMEN

CHECKER; experienced; male oil
female. Apply CHICAGO SUPER.
MARKET. 1909 Florida ave. ne
No phone calls.
sEAMSTRESsES AND TAILORS
yanted. Apply HEN GRAFT, 9ss
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SINGER

SINGER
White. over Il. Full or part time
CAP'N GUYS CLUB, 1919 N. Z.
Ave, NV. ST. 3-e4S7. --2o
eTEN0GRAPHER. for general sales
once work; ae. location. small
once, good hours. company bene-
dts. Cali MRS WOODS. Ii. 3-53sb.
STEN0GRAPHER - Prudential In
suranee Company of America has
an opening for competent steno-
grapher. Permanent employment.
attractive working conditions, short
hours. 5-day week, Suite 1901.
Continental Bldg. 1912 18th st.
NV. EX. 3-bS5S. -23
sTEN0- SECRETARY. se6 week.
plus benefits; conEenisI; modern
air-cond. ne. once; 6-day week.
Call LA. $4,000. ga
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR, age 10
:, 35. white; 1-day week: expert
enced 2l54 gath pl. ne, LA.
$1,000. --26
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BEAUTICIAN. exper., all around.
highest salary and commission WO
BExuTICIAN. male or female; ex-
cellent opportunity for good hag
dresser, in virginia. FL, 4-90@
BEAUTICIAN. good operator wanted
5S ,e1y, rev Teek; no FS :. THE h al
BEAUTICIAN AND MANICURIST,
well-established beauty salon; upper
guaranteed top salary. Call RA.
s1AUTicIAs, for immediate open
Ing for exper, manicIrist; busy
shop: very good pay Call BER-
s "a PISS s22e Georgia ave. 9 njW''
sEA ai OPERATOR imam or
and comm. JULES LANGLEY
CENTER STUDIO. other salons In
Alex. and Ar. Call Mr.. Jules. ST.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, 5-day week.
Can 81. 4-lais OF OIL. 2-e475
BooKKEEPER sTENoGRAPHER.
general once work RE. 7-7a35.
BOOkhEEPbh, GouDle-eDtIyr nlRu
school grad. age about IS 5-day
week. good hrs. Apply to the CITY
BANK, 9th and Mass. ave. NV.
BOOkKEEPER, experienced general
once work; 5-day week. no phone
calls, 1884 3rd st. NV. IL
BOOKKEEPER, young lady, white
or colored. for part or steady: must
have previous exper. In ready -to.
wear; excel salary. Apply l0lS
Conn ave.
BOOKKEEPER. general ledger. double
entry. experienced. Capable OF taxi
1 ing of trial balances. Must be con-
scientious: 5i2-day week. Apply AU-
BINOE CONSTRUCTION CO. 1915
10Th st. NV. -23
dealer in central Washington. Cali
ia, 2-3421 for interview appoint
BOoKKEEPER TYPIsT. willing to
learn to operate bookkeeping ma
chine for insurance ONCE; 5-day
week: o to 5. MA. S-7777. ---23
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CASHIER

Salary commensurate with expert
ence and ability: paid vacation. life
hospital and medical Insurance.
provided: meals and uniforms fur
nished and many other worthwhile
company benefits. Call Mr. Nc
Nicely, OIL. 2-l303. between o and
TNyIT TNTTNTCONTScy
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BUSINESS SERVICES
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

PAINTING, interior and exteriofl
| lowest rates: free estimates cheers
! fully given. LII. 2-S541. IA
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BABY FURNITURE
AND TOY SUPERMART

On all Natl adv. baby furn.
layettes, infants wear. Over
1000 toys, bicycles and TIL
cycles. Largest selection in
SEALED CARTONS. SERVE
yourself and save in Washing
toms only juvenile discount
house. Thousands buy at
Baby 6upermart, There must
be q reason. This Is our only
location--we have no branch
stores.
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WAITRESS to work nights: good pay:
7-hr. day. 6-day week. White. over
81. Experienced only. Bethesda.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-23
BUILDING
MATERIALS
SALE

Millions Of feet Of good used lum.
Der. Nails have been removed.
2-tnch framing, DC per board foot.
Thousands Of other bargains In
plumbing and heating equipment,
doors and window sash. No mail or
phone orders. Delivery at slight
added sost. Budget terms arranged.
HEcHINGER CO., 18th and II ct. NE.
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PART TIME

Excellent oppor. In our sales dept,
college men, Govt workers. service
men fwhitel' no exper. required not
canvassinR, For appt.. call OF. 4
6963
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-04

World Series ION NBC-D and
I'll venture to say that no one
misses it The hues were err
ratio last year (they generally
are for outdoor events and the
question was probably never even
for the current series.
CHS will throw a wing ding
here at the Mayflower October
I'D to announce plans for the
new series, Odyssey" which it
is producing in cooperation
with the museums OF America
Charles Collingwood will
host the show, which debuts in
January.
The Moon Rocks Over the
Mountain Note: Kate Smith will
sing a rock N roll song when
she appears on the Ed Sullivan
show Sunday.
Coming up on Studio One
next Monday: Margaret SULLIVAN
as Sister Mary Aquinas in THE
Pilot"
\ \
Mailbag:
Mrs. H., of Arlington, writes:
The headline on your column
/. Political spots irk video
fans is not quite accurate. At
least one fan-me-has enjoyed
each of five such spots to date.
Bet I'm not alone. either.
las for those who can't spare
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-04
NANTES LIFE
A VIDEO HIT

Mickey Mantle was in
volved in a winning effort
yeSterday-but not at Eb-
bets Field. The Life Story"
of the 24-year-old miners
son was dramatized simply,
honestly and appealingly on
Kraft Theater (WRC-4).
Nicholas Baehr wrote the
script. which was personally
approved by Mantle, who
was interviewed before and
after the show by Red Bar
Der. Jim Olson was excellent
as Mantle and Loretta Lev
ersee was fine as Mrs.
Mantle, with veteran Harry
TONNES doing another good
job as Nantes father
B. H.
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variety show to a TV audience.
II this is the way things are,
he's not going to get a chance.
X
ScOrebOard:
The Adventures of Hiram
Holiday" "wednesday, 8 pm,
WRC-4): An admirable We
hicle for Wally Cox, who is not
the easiest fellow to write for.
The people who couldn't see
"Mr. Peppers" may be won over
by the more obvious comedy de-
rived from the melodramatic
situations in this one. Whether
or not the theme (the meek
little man as a veritable Doug
Fairbanks, ST. will wear thin
remains to be seen.
Twentieth Century Fox
Hour" "Wednesday, 10 pm,
WTOP-9): Child Of the Regi-
ment" opened up with fairly
exciting camera report of a
cataclysm. That's SOP. for
most shows this season. Il saw a
preview of Lives of the Bengal
Lancers" yesterday and it opened
up with a charge like the Light
Brigade) 1t was an effective
drama about unreasoning pre-
JUDGE and little Candace Lee.
as the Japanese waif adopted
by the United States Army
couple. added irresistible appeal.
Unfortunately. any explanation
or development of the blindly-
hating character played by Ever
EFT Sloane was either ignored or
shredded in the writing.
X x X X
On The Run:
MICS Matinee Theater has in
vited Sir Winston Churchill to-
appear on its first anniversary
show October ga show which
will present a dramatization Of
his first novel, "Savrola." star
ring his daughter, Sarah Church.
III The statesman was %
when he wrote it.
No color this season for the
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work promotion for the Jackie
Gleason and Red Shelton shows.
(Red's premiere followed i'm
mediatelyD Richard was pre-
sented by TV from Hollywood on
a giant screen. He and Herb dis
cussed nervousness" Gleason
appeared with a half dozen
showgirlS and wound up con-
Quoting the biggest orchestra
I've seen since the Deanna Dur
bin movies in a snappy arrange
ment Of one of his compost
tions
A good tune, but somehow the
arranger THE one who trans
formed the notes into a song)
was ommitted from the credits.
Herb deserves much better
than this. He is a happy. gifted
man who is willing to exercise
his mind in presenting some
thing different in the way of a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-04

Between the established quiz
shows at 1880 and 10, WTOP-
9 now offers:
800 to $3.50. Phil Silvers
$3.50 to 900. The Brothers.
900 to $50. Herb Shriner.
$3.50 to 10000. Red SHELTON.
After sticking with it for one
night. though this viewers re-
action may be summed up thus
ly:
Uncle!
Silvers offered a typical and
amusing Bilko episode; Shelton
opened strongly with Rocky Mar
ciano as guest. But the two new
offerings in the $3.50 to $50
segment were prodigious bores,
with each. in its own way, illus
trating just how commercially
insipid either a film CThe
Brothers. or live" show
tSnrlnef) can De.
Gale Gordon and Bob Sweeney,
two accomplished comedians, are
the stars of the former. Their
antics are an obvious carryover
from the Our Miss Brooks"
series. in which both were fea-
tured. The plot was obvious; the
hilarity strained. The only pal
atable bit Of business Bob
slapping Gale on the shoulder
and murmuring, admiringly,
"son-of-a-gunD was previously
exploited on the Mr.. pepper Sc
ries by Tony Randall with Wally
Cox.
The Herb Shriner show could
be described as q half-hour net
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-04

five minutes Of a quiz program
in this year when we are being
quizzed to death on TV, there
is little hope. Don't they know
there's an election on?"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-04
ON THE AIR
Two New Comedy
Shows Too Mony
ON THE AIR
BY BERNIE HARRISON

1t will take than viewing suppose to determine
the of the CBSTV Tuesday night
which presents four consecutive hahour comedy programs
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1956-06-23
Raymond News
Mrs. Ethel Davis. Reporter
CHURCH NEWS:

The Mt. Zion No. / Sunday
School opened at GAS o'clock by
the Assistant Supt, Bro. Clara ].
Taylor. Five teachers were pres
ent. The lesson was beautifully
taught by Bro. Jesse Randall. The
Young Peoples program conduct
ed by Miss Margaret Jean Catch
ings. The Sunday School was
closed by the Asst. Supt., Bro.
Clara Jane Taylor.
Fathers Day Program, sponsor
ed by Bro. Jesse Randall: Song
by the choir; Welcome by Bro
Clara j. Taylor; Reading by Al
berta Thompson. Short Talk by
Bro. Roosevelt Ingram, subject
FATHER; Reading by Earline
Thompson; Song by the choir
Talk by Bro. James Moses, subject
FATHER, THE HOUR HAS
COME. Talk by Bro. Paul Will
lians, subject - LEADERSHIP
Song by the choir; Reading by
lIrma Jean Thompson; Talk by
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1956-06-23
Progressive Baptisis Make Plans
For July Meeting In Jackson

The Progressive Baptist State
Convention will hold its second
annual session with the Baptist
churches in Jackson, Miss, July
% through the 9th, 1856. The
men will meet with the Pearlie
Grove Baptist church. South Far
ish ST., Rev. L. S. Sorrell, vice
president at large, pastor. The
women will meet with the Mt.
Calvary Baptist Church on Lynch
Street, Rev. w. P. Whitfield, Re-
cording Secretary, pastor For fur
Their information watch and read
the Greenwood Enterprise each
week. Jackson can depend upon
this group of Progressive men and
women, pastors and churches,
They will be there in large num-
bers to do the will of our Heav-
emily Father. We were able to
support 10 students this year, we
must do more next year. Repre-
sensations:
Officers, $50; Executive Board
members, $25; Officers of Boards
$40; Pastors, $40; Ordained Min
listers not pastoring, $3.50; Licen
tiates, SIS; Delegates or Messen'
gers, SIS; Annual Members, So.
Churches (A) $500; OBJ $4,000
(C) SIS; CD SIS.
Associations $500; Foreign Mis-
sion Board, $500; Home Mission
$500; Educational Board, $500
Benefit Board, $100; Evangelist,
Board, $1OO; State Singing Con
vention, $500; Convention Chorus
I$lO0; State Laymen Convention
$500; State Usher Convention
$500; Superintendent of Missions
$500; Women's Convention, $1,000
Convention Goal, $4,000.
i Rev. w. M. Walton, president.
II Rev. L. S. Sorrell, vice presi
dent at large.
Rev. w. P. Whitfield, Record
ling Secretary.
Rev. A. w. Moore, Cor. Sec.