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The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1957-08-15

when Negroes worked they were
to be paid, and the money re-
ceived was theirs to budget,
spend wisely or squander as
they wished.
AS one old Negro put it:
what likes best, to be slave
or free? Well, it's this way. In
slavery / owns nothing and
never owns nothing. In freedom
| owns the house and raise the
family. All that causes me wor-
ration - and in slavery l has no
worriation BUT l TAKES THE
FREEDOM"
TRUE BLUE
Inez Robb, neutrality-suspicious.
ed newspaper columnist, recently
offered composite portrait of
those citizens who send her in
dignant letters signed True
Blue American" "Old-Fashioned
Patriot" or Red Blooded Amer
lean" ''True Blue" Miss Robb
indicates, is a firm advocate of
the brotherhood of man for
everyone - except Catholics,
Jews, Negroes and foreigners.
He believes in freedom of
speech - For everyone who "a
grees with him; all others, Of
course, are subversives.
He believes in freedom of the
press-for publications that mir
ror his views; the others, natur-
ally are "Communit"
"True Blues letters are al
ways sealed with a Sticker that
reads Get the u. S. out of the
UN; Get the UN out of the us"
And he now thinks the Hungar-
ian Freedom Fighters were just
lousy opportunists, probably put
up to it all by the Commies, in
order to get their agents into the
United States.
Oh yes Miss Robb reports
one more prominent character
istic of "Ture Blue" His sur
name is always Anonymous.
DESEGREGAT1ON COMING
When Southern Democratic
leader says that Louisiana and
all other Southern state will
eventually desegregate their pu-
bile schools, that's news. This
was the prediction made recently
by Camille F. Gravel, Jr., an
Alexandria lawyer and Demo
cratic national committeeman for
Louisiana.
At a national Democratic Adj
visory Council meeting in San
Francisco, Gravel voted for a
civil rights resolution and called
segregation morally indefen-
sible."
/ Out of total of y letters COM
menting on his action, Gravel
reported "a commenced his stand.
Of the Is unfavorable letters, IA
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1957-08-15

came from White Citizens Coun-
ellis. mot one Of the l0l menS
bers of the Democratic sSt&H
Central Committee suggested 1
resign as national committees
man." he added.
ut undoubtedly will take "a
long time" said Gravel, 'for the
states in the Deep South to work
out the formula necessary to
comply with the Supreme Court
decree, and l am sure there will
be considerable experimentation
in fringe areas which will set
the pattern for desegregation."
But, he declared, desegregation
is sure to come.
ALONG FREEDOM ALLEY
When Local 38 of the Inter-
national Brotherhood of Electro
cal Workers denied membership
to electrician Theodore Pinkston,
it started whole series of chain
reactions. Cleveland's Commun-
ity Relations Board, claiming
that Pinkston was barred because
he was a Negro, appealed to
AFL-CIO President George Mea-
ny for help. Meany, together
with Gordon Freeman, IBEW
president, met with officers of
Local 38 and gave them until
July 1st to cease its discrimina-
tory acts. The Local then gave
examinations to five Negro appl-
icants to test their craft skiIls.
Three passed the test and were
admitted into membership. IRON
ically, Pinkston failed the test.
But he expressed pleasure that
his efforts enabled three other
men to win union cards.
Despite pressure from the
States Rights Council of Georgia
the Atlanta Community Chest
has announced that it will con-
tinue to support the Atlanta Ur-
ban League. Calling charges
against the Urban League "base-
less" William c. Wardlaw, pre-
sident of the Community Chest,
said it's study committee "recog-
nized the Atlanta Urban League
and its influence as a major in
fluence in maintaining good race
relations in the metropolitan At
lanta area" 80 -
When Horatio Alger said, eff
at first you don't succeed, try,
try again." he must have been
thinking of San Francisco union
lists. Last month, after four sue
cessive failures, San Francisco
labor and civic groups won pass
age of the first fair employment
practices ordinance in the state.
The new law, opposed by the
California Association of En-
ployers, makes it illegal for en-
ployers or unions to discrimin-
ate in hiring, promotion and en-
Continued on next page)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-29

color of our hair. Try to re-
member that We gained eight
pounds last sum mer and
haven't been able to shake
them of.
Keep in mind that when
the nightgown, peignor, robe,
or lounging trouser set fits
it's less apt to head back to
the store for a credit.
That trip downtown to ex-
change the wrong-size gift
can prove disastrous. Women
have been known to wander
into another department and
wind up with something a lot
more expensive to add to the
charge account.
Maybe this helps a little.
Eleni
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-29
Fashion
Notebook

Continued From Page BE-
who's feeling so gay after a
long days work?
Then the peaceful whites,
plnks. blues. champagne col
ors, pale greens are much
more restfu1. Get the idea?
When that helpful sales
girl asks you about us. be
honest. Few of us have been
known to give accurate de-
scriptions of ourselves, so
please watch the current
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-29

Value Plus! Warm Nylon Fleece
car coats guaranteed wash
able. Detachable hood. Q deep
pockets and quilted lining. Z to IA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-29

Thickset corduroy with ivy"
buckle back in solids and pat
terms. Already cuffed and upper
closure. Famous maker. Sizes g.
is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-29

Wool overcoats in solids, patterns
and tweeds. Quilt lined and inter-
lined. 6-l2. Wool coat, hat and
slack sets in single breasted style.
Matching hat and Stacks. 2-S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-29

Washable Nylon snow suits with
upper jacket. Stacks, jacket and
hat fully quilt lined. Navy, red
and green. 3 to 6x.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-29

S-oz. sateen with quilted lining
and zip-out quilt lined hood.
Toggle closing. tab sleeves, and
railroad stitched bottom. 6 to is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-23
RELP MEN

sHEET.MEFAL HELPER. expert
sneed. hot-air installation, Do
fleet ROCK MAILER. must hay,
| some exper.; sober and reliable
10. 1894.
SODA FOUNTAIN MAN. for resu.
Apply ssi MAYOR YIs P iilEidiAIci $685.
Naylor I'd. sc.
TEACHERS. white. Ss60-SS60 mo
1871 @ SC. NV. RE. 1888
nv sERVICEMAN. benchman ans
eos 18TH 81. Sc. II. 4-O046
Inv sRRVICEMAN, outside service
with some benchv1Drk; only ex.
perienced need apply. BETHESDA
Tv CO., OIL. $4,000.
TV BENCHMAN
Experienced only. top salary per,
benefits. M ) 3S7S'
UPHOLSTERED, LIST class only,
full or part time; excel. workinr
conds. TERMINI FURN. CO.. 4glt
Fairmont ave. Bethesda. Mo.
call OIL. 2-0a65 after pm.
UPHOLSTERED
LIST class. For information. call OIL
MAN ExPEkIENCED in heating
and air-conditioning to become
technician in auto. temperature
control field. Work with engineers
Permanent position, 5-day week
company benefits. Write Box 1872
A., Star. stating are, experience
salary expected.
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MOTOR TRAVEL

OT.ORED LADY wants cieaninr
Job and will baby-sit. d. c.: Al
Ii. 7-23a7.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-23
SINCLAIR REFINING &C

cation. Uniforms furnished. Many
other benefits. Must have car. fol-
which a liberal allowance Is made
Apply Mr.. Appold.
SINCLAIR REFINING co,
401 FARRAGUT ST. NE.
PAINTERS-Year around work for
qualified men, Apply GLASS
MANOR. 210 winthrop st. Oxon
Hill. Md.
PATENT sEARCHER for chemical
searches In patent once; part
time. ME. 6-15O5.
PHARMACIST. permanent position /:
pleasant working conditions: ex-
elusive location. Apply in person.
BERKSHIRE DRUG. 1901 Mass
ave. NV. Tin the Berkshire Apart
mentsl. EN-. 3-6546.
PHARMACIST. man or woman.
registered Nd. 7 or 4 nights a
wk.; good pay. KAY GEE DRUG.
RE. $1,000.
PHARMACIST, prescription work;
permanent. good hrs. salary hos
pitalization. etc. H l @ @ Z r 8
DRUGS. INC. 5017 Conn. ave.
PHARMACIST, part time. Wed
nights and every other Sun. 9-a
pm. Ii. 6-6SSS.
PHARMACIST. man who wants
permanent position with q future
rail TT A-OEQ0 for 0RNninfT M ant
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MISUNDERSTANDING

G.H.W.. 25 to As: live in or out
Mclean, Va. area: local refs
Cal MR.. STEVENS. ST. 3-1476
LAUNDREss. exper.: will do work
n 1sr home; ~ reasonable rates :,
WISH TO PLACE my excel. cook
and g.h.w. full time. live out: S35
q week. EN- 3-334O.
YOUNG LADY desires day work or
practical nursing. Ii. 7-9496. 23'
WANTED-Daywork: white. capa-
BILE: 4 or. $ days: good refs. Box
324-M, star 23s
SETTLED WOMAN, white: g.h.w
plain cooking: child: 5000 home
plus small salary. ~. 5-2a63.
GIRL DESIRES BABY SITTING 5
DAYS or g.h.w. JU. s-336s.
WISH TO PLACE my excel. cook
anc g.h.w. full time, live out
$35 a week. DU. T-0556.
COLORED WOMAN wishes work by
IT, day or week. Good refs. DI.
COLORED GIRL wishes g.h.w.,
exper and refs. LIZ. 4-9133.
COLORED WOMEN (s). exper
cook: live in: day worker for
Thurs. and Sat. DU. 7-5O93.
COLORED LADY desires baby sit
ting: ) days week or part time
Ii. 7-7922
COLORED LADY wants cleaning
Job and will baby-sit. d. c.; AL
references LII T-o3e1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-23
NELP-poMEsTIe
lcoNTINutDl

G.H.W., live in. VIZ. ends OF. fons
Of children. good refs; preferabl.
Spanish speaking. MRS. NICKEL
FL. 10000. bet. Q am. and Il
am. or 8 pm. to 10 Pm.
G.H.W.. sleep in; small family
plain cook Call WO. 6-9313.
G.H.W.. plain cook; colored: live in
Thursday and every other Sunda.
on: age 25 to 35. salary to S35
II you are interested in workini
In q friendly atmosphere call OIL
HOCSEKEEPER for working moth.
er. preferably German. age IS II
80 g.h.w. and cooking, live IN
week ends on, 5 school-aged chill
dren. salary open. Box 41-H. Star
MAID. white. strong. 80 to 81
years. Tor semi-invaiid. ligh
housework. roCm and board $50
Wed. and alternate Suns. on: ref
erences required. no. 2-06b6.
DESIRE MATURE. SETTLED whit
woman to do Iight housekeepinR
light cooking and assist in cavinI
for invalid wife. Necessary live IN
Standard wages. IA. 6-O793.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-23

FURNITURE Two foam rubber
chairs. S35 each. LU. 2-2355
FURNITURE--3-piece maple bed.
rm. set: 6-pieee maple liv. rm
set; 2 table lamps: ! 0x12 rug: ]
21-tn. TV set; / chrome dinette
set:. I Hamilton Beach mixer: ]
Sunbeam automatic coffee maker:
steam iron: dishes; Gain. cleo
fan; / Zenith clock radio: I cleo
heater: I cleo. waffle iron: desk
and chair: I Electrolux vacuum
cleaner: lge. beveled mirror; ]
violin; also 2 coats. ! fur, size
245a. other, cloth coat with silver
fox collar. size 24h. Also other
misc. items. HA. 2-3439.
FURNITURE-studio couch. Gus
tom-made slipcovers. 3 pair OF
drapes to- match. 10. 2-0394. "a
IFURNITURE-Mirrors kitchen cab
met with porcelain top: spring and
mattress for sgle. bed, OF. 1920.
FURNITURE-Kneehole desk. prac-
tically new: 2 metal Wardrobes.
new coil springs. innerspring mat
tress: reasonable TU. 2-3l3s.
FURNITURE-solid maple 6-piece
bedrm. suite, .Sl25: s-cu.-ft. Hot
point refgr., freezer compartment,
$50. so. 5-B2S4. 24s
FURNITURE--Liv. rm., 3-pc. ma
pie suite, chair rocker, 2 end and
codee tables; good cond.; $50; JE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-23
sITUATIoNs-woMEN

BEAUTICIAN in small shop in
MISUNDERSTANDING area. Call tn
2-5593.
INSURANCE BACKGROUND. claims
exper.. CASUALTY underwater seek
ing permanent position. Avail
immed KE. $1,000.
NURSE. pract.. VIII; loo. refs.
hosp, pvt. duty; exper.: live in
or out No baby care. Sun, from
2 am. CO. $4,000. 24'
OFFICE CLERK. PIX OBJ. recep /:
fair typist: white: dependable: ex-
eel worker; $65 wk. TO. 9-62SS.
PATENT DRAFTING
PROMPT SERVICE. 10. 4-o702.
RECEP.. clerk. PIX opr. -typist
can meet public; $50 vk. tn
STENOGRAPHER. general once, ac-
countant; rs yrs experience. JU
STENO-CLERK-TYPIsT. Wheaton
8. s. area Exper. woman now
employed would like permanent
position. Box 391-G. Star.
TYPING, exper.. legal and statisti-
cal. cleo. elite tyne ADAMS
daily IA. $3.50 ewes. OV. g.
1883, IA. 2-2S9S.
ExPER FRENCH. GERMAN trans
lator would like translation and
typing at home 3 cents per line
Box 301-M. Star
EXPERT TYING SERVICES. fast
and accurate. No job too LARGE OF
too small. WA. 7-4711.
EXPERIENCED TYPIST to type at
home; reas. rates. UN. 4-337l
after 3 pm
WIDOW. refined mature: will be
companion to semi-invalid. FL
1889. 24s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-23
SECRETARY
STENOGRAPHER

Personnel ONCE: large trans
portation com any: age 20-39. SAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-23
Rrlp MEN

JUNIOR ExECUTIvE-Nationa or.
DEGREE IN law 26-3b ne mus
have wide local acquaintance
ADEQUATE salary 70 start. with
reasonable expectations Of $4,000
per year within 3 years. Give full
background All replies viii bi
treated In strictest eonndence
LITH0 sTRIPPER. experienced
black and white, for permanent
work in modern. plant; company.
pat disqualification and insurance
benefits. DISTRICT LTHO0RAPH
S e. s. .nSi6 lo4s 2sth st. NV
MAINTENANCE MAN. eoiored. fol
garden apt, must be exper, In Of
burners: good salary and apt;
or HA. 2-9440.
MECHANIC HELPERS, under 40:
must have tools and some me
and Tues, between 8 ana 3 pm,
GREYHOUND GARAGE. 1345
N. ". ave ne.
MECHANICS. colored or white. en-
per: perm. position; must have
own tools. Apply in person. nc
phone calls. l73l Kalorama I'd. n "
MEDICAL ASST, 25-4O yrs; 40
hour wk. viii train II inexper
Neatness and pleasing personality
essential TO meet public and assist
doctor; must be good typist. Write
particulars and salary expected
Box 34O-A. Star.
MUSICIANS WANTED for New
Years eve. OAK GROVE COCK
TAIL LOUNGE. Call Colonial g.
SSH after 4 pm. George coutros
Mgr.
NEWSROOM ASST.
DIcTATIoN BOY by big daily
tipping required. At least high
school graduate. General alertness
Preferably. in eos. Excellent oppor-
tunity to learn. Good working con-
ditions. full-time. permanent. s.
day week. dav hours. fringe bene-
flts. Salary open. Call MR.. STER-
NER, weekdays after 9 am. ST.
3-Ol64
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-23
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SAIL

ADDING MACHINES. 10 keys,
hand. S35 and $50. CENTRAL
9007 l4th st. NV
ADDING MACHINE, electric, q col.
umns. r. C. ALLEN. pvt. party
$50. RE. 5-4s32.
ADDRESSING MACHINE, Elliott:
desk model; good condition: S25
RE. 5-4s32.
ADD. MACH, typewriter. Mimeo
set of electronic Dictaphones,
etc GOING OUT OF BUSINESS
Must vacate by Dec. J.. No reas
offer refused ARDMORE CLEAN
FRS. 1901 N. H. Ave. NV, RIA
$4,000.
ANTIQUE LOvEsEAT, S125: maple
chair and couch converts to bedl
$50. so. 5-6552.
ANTIQUES. Penna. corner cupboard
bubble glass. spool bed, bric-a-brac
IA. S-0054
ANTIQUES-1Sth century to pres
ent, Middle East, European. Afri-
can: objects Of art, imported in
laid tables. furn.. ivory, wood
carvings, etc: been appraised
Gail Gaithersburg 41-W.
ANTIQUES-Furn.. linens, silver
obiets dart: estate of general Of
ficer. Sat. and sun, l to g. 2S1O
36th place NV.
ANTIQUES-Foreien hand guns.
both flint and percussion; Q coll
lection Of %: no American spec
linens; will dispose of singly or
whole collection. No dealers.
please. To see. call RE. 7-5477
ANTIQUES-Entire household In
GLIDING many misc. items. To be
sold Sat. and sun. from 2 to
pm. Cash and carry. 1881 Lee
hwy. Arlington.
BEDS-Stearns and Foster. Holly
wood; custom-made slip covers;
$40. IA. 5.S447 after $40 pm
BED, HOLLYWOOD. w/headboard. twir
size, $25; girls bicycles. %" anC
49,, $40 ga. JU. 5-412a.
BED. baby: mattress, high chair
adjustable folding stroller, adjust.
able car bed. RE. 6-6017.
BED FRAMEs-SI 90 up: springs
tpves. tiieht cage. Sl2; chairs.
cots, etc. cheap. Dl 7-3274.
BEDROOM, solid rock maple; orig
$500. will sell for $3.50. 1929
4th It. n W. DE. 2-4749.
BICYCLES, boys and girls, Just
been recond. and painted; SIS
each. 1888 r. 1. ave. ne. in the
rear Sat. and Sun.
BICYCLE DISCOUNT sALE-New
and used; all sizes, 500 in stock;
trade in your old bike or let our
repair dept. fix 1t up: So will
hold; free gifts on each layaway
ND. CYCLE CO, 5003 Greenbelt
rd TO. 0-6522. Sunday 1O-2.
BICYCLES. recond.. "a and 90 in,
SIS up; power and hand mowers
ABB Suitland I'd. Sc, RE. 1920
BLANKET, mink. 54x8O. never used,
silk lined. S175. EN-. 2-0911.
BOOKKEEPING MACHINES Ma.
tional cash register machines,
model No. 5000; good cond., PA.
$4,000
BOOKs-75 Nations Of the World
history books; like new. 10 q
O3n4. 94s
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ROUTE SALESMAN

We have an opening IN our sales
dept. for an aggressive, married
man with sales ability: permanent
position; 5-day week; SIS week
period' Many company dement's,
Apply DUPONT LAUNDRY. 2535
Sherman ave NV.
ROUTE SALESMAN for chemical
CO.. must be familiar with Nd,
Va d C Call Elk 3-7281.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-23
HELP-DoMEsTlc

CHAUFFEUR HoUsEMAN. colored,
for 2 adults: live in or out, set.
tied. capable exper. with recent
local refs; perm. with good home
and WAGES. DE. 2-2340.
COOK. white. live in Protestant
home for children. suburban
washington Call OIL. 2-4460
COOK CIV. 5h days, Thurs
and Sun. OF. stay with children 9
nights: must have recent local ref
So so incl. carfare. EN-. 2-206O
COOK LAUNDRESs permanent po-
sition in household Of ? adults
only: must be free to go to Flori-
da 4 months Of the year Besin-
ming salary. s37 per week with
privilege OF living in. Give ref
erences age and experience In
your reply Box 149-A. Star
COOK-G.H.w.. live in: 5h-day
wk nurse employed for child
care: salary open: recent refs,
necessary. OIL. 2-O16S.
G.H.w.. live in: fond Of children.
Thurs. after breakfast and every
other Sun. OF Salary open. Must
have references. Oh. 4-7264.
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SHIP YOUR CA
REPAIRS . SERVICES

ADDITIONS AND ALTERATIONS.
repalrs Free estimates. Call DE
2-Sho'
AdditionS-Alterations
NO On. PYMT FLA Easy TRIMS
KITCHENS, DENS. REC RMS.
COMPLETE INT AND EXT.
REMODEILING
FREE PLANNING, BLUEPRINTS.
PRYME CONSTR CORP
.GuAR. SATISFACTION
APPLIANCE REPAIR SERVICE
Ill makes, washers and driers and
household appliances. FREE ESTE
TTY APPLIANCE REPAIRS SERN-
ICE "a New York ave. NV, NE
s-55s6, ME- s-55e7
BLOCK and BRICK WORK
Call Any Time 10. 3-64gn
BRICKLAYER, ist-class mechanic
ali types Of masonry; do all work
Reasonable rates. ia. a-5727.
BRICKwORK. new or repairs. Ore.
< FAdNANi. 10 s-iSa4
Porches, partitions,
shelving, cabinets reliable, EXPERT
repairs. J. RoWELL. Elk. 3-062f
CARPENTRY. new. repair. remodel
ing: attics, rec. rm, nm. good
workmanship: reas. No lob too
small; free estimate. -LU. a-4752.
CARPENTRY and painting; general
repair; additions built special
lists in rec. rms. and porehes.
Ii. 6-p413.
CARPENTRY. shelving. cabinet
work, roofing ard fence work
Reas. JEFFREYs, II. 6-e74O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-23
BRICK
AND
Structural Lumber
ALL SIZES
Call DI. 7-7s5O or LA. 6-4291
For Information
Building Materials
NEW AND USED
DISCOUNTS ON
ALL MATERIALS
CALL ARROW
Wrecking & Lumber Co
SP. $4,000
$500 WENTWORTH
SEE DISPLAY Tv PAGE
OPEN SAT. AND SUN.

cAMERA-Minolta, twin lens. re-
mex with case. Holland Stro6onar
8. professional cleo, Hash. DeJur
Versatile 2 2l4x3Hs condenser
type and larger. IA. 5-O071.
CAMERA, Kodak 35 FAB lens
range finder and Kalart flash gun.
Best offer. IA. ,s-7S97.
CAMERA, photostat model 8, 1922
lens, prism, lights and conveyor,
$3.50. IA. 7-2341.
CAMBRIA. Rolleifiex. Use Planari
$3.50 val. for sS75. JU. 5-47a3.
CAMERA. Leica III, f:1.5: wide
angle. telephoto lens; Hielanc
strobe " fash unit. Ell, 6-3136.
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SITUATIONS : MEN

time pcsiticn with cPA arm: age
A; MICS degree: some exper
Starting SAL, $50 q wk. Reply
Box 32s-M. Star. 24'
BAKERY PASTRY COOK. Danish.
English speaking: wants Job: per-
haps partnership: perfect in al
kinds of Danish pastry: had own
shop yrs. in Copenhagen. Please
answer, HENNING LARSEN, Hol-
stebrogade ., Coperhagen. Den.
mark. or OIL. 6-15a5.
EXPERT MIMEOGRAPHER seeks
extra work: nights end/or week
ends. Fairview 2-5526. 25s
JR. ACCT, %, white, desires DO.
sition in private industry: has
exper. under CPA. no. 2-951O
"a
MANAGER. hotei-motel, age 81,
experienced ell phases. will relo-
cate. Box 329-H. star.
MEAT CUTTER, Is yrs. exper
desires any type Sunday work
MEDICAL TECHNTCIAN Iwhitel
college grad: thoroughly experi-
senced hsmatolosy, chemistry
bAOoI uauk, uaCbChiulosg.. ursHN g
evening shift dnoe and week ends.
PAINTER. wishes work: apt. house
BLDG, ofcs.: all-round clean work
er. Have brushes. RIA. 5000.
20
SALESMAN. young. vholesaIe-retail
exper.: aggressive. reliable: top
notch refs. Box 322-M. Star. 24'
STUDENT. I6: needs work wk,
ends and eyes,. del and soda
tntn. exper.: refs; drivers per
NIT. FL. 4-5597. pa
TRUCK DRIVER. deliveryman. por-
ter. age AZ; polite, neat colored
man; excel. refs. Ii. 4-5404. 25'
MAN. coiored. desires janitor, dish
washer. stockman. constr. work,
wrhseman., anything. LU. 1-6303
24s
MAN with power saw desires work
clearing lots for new homes: work
by day or job. ST. 3.5S1S. "a
MEN. available for all types house
pentrv on hourly basis SALIVA
Me s-453o
Is YRS. EXPER. in whiskey bus. /;
mgr for 2 yrs.i capable OF taking
charge or CLERK; best refs. LU
2-056S. "a
COLLEGE GRAD, BIS. law. 81, ex-
per prop. mgmt.. sales. des. inter
career with fut. Box 312-M. star.
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MatSna .0oS With sn,a detail ps sPeT SlS
Dl 7-486S.
CHAIN SAWS. Strunk. 5h h.p.; all
positions with plnchless bow blade;
SHOP 10 King St, Alexandria
XII 2-2111
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BOOKS

Encyclopedia and dictionary sale
real bargains. GEORGE FRIENDS
BOOK SHOP. a22 9th st. NV. Ma
S-9402 Open evenings
BOX SPRING AND MATTRESS
extra long 54xS2 inches. Serta
brand-new cond.; cost $40, sci
S65; incl. headboard and Harvard
frame RF S-0o0I
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WAen ansiDeytno advertisements
addressed to Star bo1es do NOT
enclose origtRal references pho
toOraphs or other materials OF
persoRal paiHe. Copies serye the
: purpose. Originals mag get lost.
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JANITOR

colored for apt. bids, vicinity Of
14th 81 and Columbia I'd NV.
Must have experience operating
Iron Fireman stoker and be fa-
miliar with apt house work. Nom
drinker only. Satisfactory refer
enceS required Salary and quar-
tiers Phone res, mgr, AID. 4-lO42
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MEN

Three (3) with cars. Excellent
earnings. No experience necessary
Apply manager.
s707 Georgia Ave. NV.
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JANITOR

colored. for 3O-unit apt, bldg in
miliar with Stoker operation and
furnish satisfactory references, sal
ary plus quarters Call Mr.. 0RUND.
Ma S-.iOO, Tuesday. 2 to II am.
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FURN.. hishboy;. Oriental RUGS,
irons. mirrors. lamps. wo. g.
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Statesmen
STOCK SUPERVISOR

Opening for a oualifled
CHARGE Of he stock room DOM
OF an expanding eleetronie
manufacturing nrm. Experi-
ence and KNOWLEDGE OF parts
STORAGE and inventory con-
troll methods Is mandatory.
ONLY those who have estab-
lished a record OF success
fully getting the lob done
need apply. This position is
destined for the man who
-artS a future with security.
Manv liberal fringe BENEFITS.
Address all correspondenee
n TX 466-H. star.