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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-04

policy in dealing with the So
called cold war. the limited or
the general war.
In the present period Of cold
war it makes an indispensable
contribution in encouraging our
allies and in restraining our po-
tential foes
The Army is prepared to
deal with small wars, the So
called brush fires. which may
spring up without warning. We
are particularly impressed with
the growing need for this kind
iof readiness"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-04
No trouble IS
Beyond Help

Most of us have heard these words of hope:
Mans extremity is Gods opportunity"
Now Christian Science shows how to make
this promise come true in time ofneed. Thought
full reading of the Christian Science textbook
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-04

states Military Academy here
the Army Chief of Staff drew a
contrast between the "down-a at
the-heel" Army he entered IS
years ago and the present mil
lion-man force.
100000 in 1922
Gen. Taylor said that when he
was graduated from the Acad-
envy in 1922 the Army consisted
of fewer than $50. 900 men and
operated under an annual budget
of $3.50 million.
Today the approximately ont
million men of the Army are
backed by sos billion budget
he added.
Back in 1922, the general said
Nobody in Government or pri.
vate life worried much about
these down at-the-heel condi.
tons in the Army, because il
was pretty well accepted thai
wars, and hence armies. were
largely things of the past" That
was four years after the end Of
World War l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-04

luctance for the policy, included
two leftwing socialist parties in
Mr.. Ben-Gurion's f1ve-party Goa
Ilition. Also abstaining were the
lrightwing parties Herut Gree
DOM and General Zionist.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-04
Quick Mobile Reserve
Is U.S.. Need, Toy|or Says

WEST POINT, N Y June GF1-Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor
said today of utmost Importance Ito maintain mobile strategic
of Army forces ready quickly
before it spread"
And he added nucear coniagraion allowed
to occur"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-04
Army Must Be Ready

Gen. Taylor continued:
There is no doubt today as
to the enduring need for a COM
bat-ready army which. together
with the other services. conSti-
tutes a potent instrument of
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-12-21
Progress IL
Prospect
sy MAHLofN KEANR :

The city Of NIianmk. and Eartins
ularly its Negro populations ara
to be- congratulated on thezkeen
inthGes1 and the clear, insight
which they demonstrated at the
polls i'm selecting am individual to-
fill the high office Of mayor.
/ For the Negro constituents,
hare was clear. demonstration Of
what can be done when the prop
en- leadership is, widowed I'm the
past. m my havass said.
What is the need to bother about
voting when-s the politicians viii
out ia those whom they desire In
any event?" It must be rapparent
now to all of the Negre voters
that this is not true. Itewas their
vote, as well 3 their hard work,
which turned the tide in the re-
cent Mayoralty Contest.
The Greater Miami Ministerial
Alliance hah gone on record as
recognizing, not only the spiritual
side Of raans but a recognition of
the whole man. They recognize
how DIFFICULT it is to live the
Christianity whichs is taught
against 4 background of un-
bridled. SHINING. They further
reason. that the evils az bad gov
eminent will continue unless the
good people of our city become
more concerned about the char
acterr of men who, are considered
for public Office.
Wath this in. mind the Alliance
has; set up Committee which is
called the Political Action CounY
ciA" It's head is the Rev. Thed-
ford Johnson, minister Of Saint
John Baptist Church. The Coun-
eil's responsibilities is to en-
courage registration in all areas
and then, to help get out the vote
at election time.
What has happened in the last
few months is only the begin-
ming of what can be accomplished
if this leadership is followed.
Certainly now no citizen. IN this
very fast growing community
ought think Of himself as citi-
zen unless he or she is 4 regis
tered voter.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-12-21
GRAND JURY ASK CHANGE I'M TRAFFIC

Dade County Grand Jury made an inteFlm report 70
Circuit Judge George Holt Tuesday and received the
ne violations and recommended type Of drivers
Identification cards which would include the finger prints
and photographs New physical and mental examinations
should be made every four years
They also recommended that drivers be re-examined
any time for good cause such after accidents or
three violations in moving automobile.
The Jury said because of the number Of recent acci
dents in heavily congested centers in Miami and Miami
Beach the necessity for state legislation for the
Rep W. c. Herre chairman Of the legislative COM
nee on auto inspections and driver Inspections prom
es TO introduce legislation for action At the next session
&c the legislature
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-12-21
YE EDITORS NOTEBOOK
CHRISTMAS

when Won read our next Notebook Christmas will
have come and gone So we are taking TINS oppIrea'
of wishing you the DID, old wish Of Merry Christmas
Christmas is celebrated by everybody in way or
the other and it ought to be- for on that happy
morn. Jesus Christ The Saviour Of mankind was born
Included in celebrations are the exchange Of Christ
cards Our local authorities report that tney wefe
passing through the mail at the rate Of more than two mil
lion day.
There are exchange of Christmas presents, decora-
lions of homes and business places Santa Claus Cnrs
dinners parties and outings, and all these are good
Now we come to the more important side of Christ
masthe religious side There will be Christmas services
held in churches affording opportunities 20
worship the New Born King There will be Carol services
and Christmas plays
That is Christmas
Let us not forget celebrate it. way pleasing to
the Christ whose birthday we are commemoratlng-
The Relieving Christmas Message comes from the
pen Of the Ri Rev Henry Loutit Bishop Of the Diocese
of South Florida:
mo ROOM AT THE INN
This note of rejection in the otherwise joyous Christ
laid Of an angelic choir Of shepherds worshipping is
stern reminder how easily the good God can pc smut our
Of the world He made and hst ne ws g sa t
King, rejected, scorned by men.
In dramatic picture these illustrate the doctrina
teaching of the Gospel according TO st John he was ~
knew Him not He came unto His own, and His own re-
ceived Him not"
1t is note Of warning to be sounded at every Christ
mastide lest we become busy celebrating
Che Saviour BIRTH that he be forgotten and rejected who
alone the for rejoicing and only hope OF
10y In prayer and worship must make the Babe Of
Bethlehem who Our Lord and King the center of the
festival of His nativity For Christians Christmas must
be in holy day and not merely another holiday Be
fore the altar Of God must await His BIRTH not
this in the stable of rejection but in the center
az our hearts and lives This way lies true Joy For as
many receive Him. them gives He power to become the
Of Cod This is the good Gods perfect Christmas
rift
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-12-21
Breaks Sales Records

William c. Harris has broken
local sales records at National
Brands in the past year. He has
also proven to the company as
well as the people that 1t could
be done, and daring this time
he has made maAy friends in the
Miami area.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-12-21

pushed by the uad6s Heagne Of
municipalities viii be- voted upon
February II, 1857. Thnee: cnsamty
commissioners oppose tina annemd-
ment.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-12-21

Mianli,s Postmaster Sannmel
VALERIE died in. the Nancy Hos
pital on Wednesday. Mr.. Walliere,
60 years old. served I'm the Post
Office nept. for S4 years., EIGHT Of
them as postmaster.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-12-21

The recent cold spell delivered:
a solid blow to Florida's citrus
and vegetables.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-12-21

AT last a successful interconti-
mental ballistic missile has been
launched from Cape Canaveral.
The news came on Tuesday and
was something refreshing. If you
don't at first succeed, try, try,
again.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-12-21

In Macon County, Ala the
White Citizens Council and other
segreaRtionists are pushing a con-
stitutSonal amendment to abolish
the county or divide it SO as to
prevent Negroes from getting
ccnkrol. The Negro population is
too big and might outvote the
whites.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-12-21

Our new mayor, Robert King
High does not like the way the
bolita and other gambling race
kets are going on in our midst.
Now mayor, believe me you've
got to get use to a lot Of things
in and around our city. Course
shafts only Your Browser's
opinion.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-12-21


Classic weekend visitors and
others to Miami from N a u
included Enrol Leach and son,
Wesley Thompson, Mrs. Zelma
Worrell, Mrs. Mortimer, Fletcher
Cooper, Mr.. and Mrs. Roland
jonathan, Mr.. and Mrs. Uleric
Ferguson, Clarence Balm, Miss
Barbara Grant, Buster Christie,
Sipriana and Pamela Bethel.
The Orange Blossom Classic
was as usual tops. Some folks
said it was the best yet. This
year it had an International fla
vor as the iunkanoos came from
Nassau, Bahamas. They made a
big hit too, and the float did not
suffer by comparison with other
beautiful floats in the long pa
rade of more than 18 school
bands, majorettes, boy scouts, girl
scouts, and other units led by the
FAMU band. 1t was fabulous and
The game was a real good one.
We are glad Florida won. They
are now the undefeated cham
pions of 1857.
OF course the FAMU band,
greatest in the land, must have
a line to itself. So, congratulate
tons. band.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-12-21

Dade's Sheriff, Thomas Kelly
and Dade's Metro Manager are
battling (not with fists). T h e
sheriff wants to see his boys
decked in bright new uniforms.
Manager Campbell objects, wants
to hear what the Supreme Court
has to say about Kelly's powers
that he might have to relinquish;
so the sheriff calls, or will call,
the governor. My, what a time
our governmental folk are hav-
ing.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-12-21
JUST BROWSIN'
PAUL r. HENRY

Some cities are still fighting,
the Metro charter, many w b O.
voted for the charter seem to be
on the fence now. Why not give
the Metro folk chance to 60
ahead and try the plan. If it does
not work out, and this BrOwser'
thinks it viii, then we could
change.
County Manager o. w. Camp
bell said adoption Of the amend
ment to the charter as proposed
by the Dade League Of munici-
palities would be a Gripping blow
to the Metropolitan government.
The city manager believes there
win be bigger and better cities
under the metropolitan govern
ment.
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| MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
(coNrINuED)


DIsHWASHER, James. portable;
Best Sst' oEier. juD : ai7ss sSna' 'iO0 Oh
DRYER-Bendix electric. new cond;
reas. leaving town. RA. 3-S442 ewes
ELECTRIC RANGE, Gibson: IS mos
old; excellent condition. SIS. ia
FENCE. chain link. 95c q foot; in.
stall top rail and line post; terms
AP. 7-0194. 10. 7-346O.
FOAM CUSHIONS. mattresses. boil
sters: Cut while YOU wait GILL.
FUR COAT. Muskrat, size "a: prac.
tically new. Call after $3.50 pm
~. 4-7767.
FURs-Mink garments Of every de
scription. We have the . lsrse,s
USED pieces at a traction Of theii
original cost. Over 10 years a
same location. BASKIN FIlRS, cor
Sth and O SITS. NV
FURNITURE-Liv. rm., dining room
lamps, 9x12 wool Mohawk rug: al
IN excellent condition; leavinl
town and must sell quickly. DU
1-S6S6 Extension lO5, after pm
FURNITURE-Color Tv. Motorola
l9". excellent condition. S265; ra-
dio-phono. Zenith. I'm console. ex-
cellent condition. $50; bedroom
suite; beautiful pieces. excellent
condition. $50: living room sofa
chairs, SIS: beautiful wood. Leav-
ing country, sacrifice. TIL. 2-5642
Neutrality-suspicious. suite. Twins
room suite. dinette, end tables anc
> coffee tables. $500 for all. Good
condition. LU 2-4423.
FURNITURE-Sofa. $40: Q chairs
$40 each; traverse FIRE screen anc
tools, SIS; portable cleo. heater with
blower. SIS OIL. 4-3144. 1921 Sci.
kirk dr. Bethesda, Nd.
FURNITURE-sofa bed, S35; studio
couch. SIS; metal-top kit. table
SIS; maple dinette set, SIS; coffee
table. blond. SIS: end table. blond
So; console radio-phono., $25; ex-
eel. cOnd. JU. 9-4927.
FURNITURE UNCLAIMED = Sofa
bed. $50; washstand 81; china
closet $40; ANTIQUE loveseat. $50;
bedrm. set S5s; club chair. SO;
sofa and chair S64; rollaway ped
S14: rocker. So; bookcase. glass
door So Hollywood bed. $50: pic:
ture frames. 81: maple chest OF
drawers. SIS. sleep chair. $50;
iesk 81; innerspring matt. SO;
Early Amer. sofa. $3.50: Victorian
chair, SIS: bed SIS We do uphol-
incl labor and materials Slip
covers. S4S up. Cabinet work. an
tique restoring. draperies. No job
too large or small. HOFFMAN Up
HOLSTERERS, 2447 18th st. NV.
CO 5-5116. 14'
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Closing out complete stock Of ne
G-E Admiral. Fedders. GibAhn re
md Chrvsler air conditioners. A
sizes in stock. all ACs new an
fully guaranteed. No reas. offer n
fused
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TRASH REMOVED

I hhOI1 IGE1NIOV Ed
Yds.. BsmtS Cleaned Free Estimates
WALKER TRASH CO.. FE. 3-2SO2
WILL BUILD barbecue pits. brick
walls and additions. Call Ii. g..
1851
ISt-CLASS PAINTING. interior and
exterior. Call FRANCIS HEDGER
All white mechanics. JU. A-56R3
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RELP-WoMEM
SECRETARY

For foreign assignment. Ex-
cellent salary, plus living
allowance. Must be available
for immediate processing
and departure July /. Call
ST. 1924.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES
(coNTlNUEp)

CARPENTRY, fecr. rooms, attics
porches. remodeling and small Jobs
Free estimates. UN. 4-1856.
CARPENTRY PAINTING; remodel
ing small Jobs speciality. FREE
estimates. sP. 1892.
CARPENTRY AND PAINTING, al
work guaranteed. ia. S-1S42.
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS AMI
contractor; free estimates; FIJI
financing avail. and 24-hr. emer
Rency service. tn. 2-g111.
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS :
Driers. ranges. air cond.. complete
wiring. rec. rooms. additions; fire.,
est; lie. and bonded. JU. 1887
BLACKSTONE, BRICK, EMEN7
work. patlos. walks, porches. walls
F. MARCUCCIO. 20. 2-35SS.
FLOOR WORK-Sanding and I'm
ishing: prices reas.. work guaran
teed. c. c. DEATON. RA. $685.
FUR PESTYLING-Letu us Transform
your outdated garment into tn
latest fashion for as low as S25
factory on premises. free storage
free pickup Call BASKIN FURS
cor, Sth and @ SITS. NV. MA
GAS RANGES repaired. recondi
TONED guaranteed and sold; parts
PAINTING. PAPERING. plaster re
pairinRS 4. sanding. remod. FHA
terms, After 7 pm. IA. S-0790
PAINTING. wall paper removed
floors cleaned and Waxed. Window
washed. Prices reas. Ii. 4-2O55.
PAINTING, lowest rates in town; hes
Of refs; white mech; free ests
Day. d.. 7-2943; ewes. DE. 2-552S
PAINTING. rooms, apis. etc: fire.
estimates. Reas. MAEDEL, AID
4-l123. 10
PAINTING, PAPERING, floors: in
terror and exterior. guar work
best prices, free est HA. 2-9l5l
PAINTING, exter., LIST class work
material. Do own work. brothers
white. Refs. ia. 2-1731.
PAINTING. interior and exterior
quality work guaranteed. For esti
mate. call MR.. LEWIS, u. 9-7772
PAINTING. PAPERING; first-clas
wkmanship work done immed
Mr.. PoAT. RA. a-5643. Ia
only: 81 sunfast. washable papers
JU $1,000, RIA. 6-2SS4
PAPERING. painting, plastering; Al
expert work. Sill up. Call LII
! 4-l4.2 or LU 4-2377.
PLASTERING REPAIRS; also new
ceilings and partitions. recreation
4-6O95; VIII. 2-95l5.
PLASTERING REPAIRS: old or ney
work, lge. or SIN. job. Reas, Whit
PLUMBING, HEATING. low prices
free est. Permaglas h-w.n. Nd
work only. MR. LEE. HA 7-7l23
PLUMBING AND HEATING iobbint
and real estate our specially: "a
hour service. RE. 1872, Dl
PLUMBING AND HEATING. repair
and remodelinR Of all types. Rea
sonable rates. SAMUEL c BOYD
INC. RA. 3-7443
ROOF REPAIR AND PAINTING
Very reas. rates. guar. work. Day
DI. 7-2943: eyes,. DE. 2-b52S.
ROOFING. new work repairs, gut
tiers. spout: carpentry pant A g
ROOFING-All types OF repairs
metal roofs painted. cutters. spouts
va. = EAAhOO. IL. 1-of 80.
ROOFING SERVICE. RIA S-7443
SAMUEL c BOYD. INC Pepair
to all types OF roofs. residential
commercial. guttering. spouting
Established over - years
STONE, FLAGSTONE. CEMENT
WORK. retaining walls. patios
steps, porches. etc Free est. cal
JERRY PELUZzO. mgr. Lu l-4756
TILE WORK EXPERT. specializini
in repairs. remodeling; free est
mate Call any time RIA 6-4972
TRASH REMOVED
Yds.. Bsmts Cleaned. Free Estimate
WALKER TRASH CO.. FE. $3.50;
WILL BUILD barbecue pits, bricl
walls and additions. Call Ii. g.
1851
Ist-CLASS PAINTING. interior AM
exterior Call FRANCIS HEDGER
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PRESSERS. WOOL

RECEPTIONIsT. s days dental
once: exper. pref; S2l6 up Po-
TOMAc EMPL.. 1894 Wilson blvd.
All IA SGOOo
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RELP--W0MEn

SALESCLERKs, young. no expert
STANDARD DRUG CO., 1iOl II
st. ne. and 1929 Minnesota
SALESGIRL. white. tall, s II. q or
over; part-ttme work IN speciality
shop TUESDAYS and Fridays; 81
an hour. DI. 7-19S7.
SALESGlRL, for costume jewelry
shop: full or part time; excel. OPP
portunity. VANITY FAIR 1888
SALEsGIRLS, var dept store, .ex-
per-, top SAL, do not phone. WEST
END FIVE AND TEN. 1882 Pa.
ave. NV.
sALEsLADY, cashier. full or part
time; tST bssery, refined: white
SALESGIRL, experienced. for retail
bake shop. Apply ID person: SHERI-
SALEsGIRL. experienced. for retail
S RaNN s.ssoP REP apply sT q bakery Dept
SALESLADIES. selling costume Jew
elry and gifts. excellent salary:
pleasant SURROUNDINGS. TREASURE
TROVE. 1908 @ ST. NV.
SALESLADIES, experienced. for la
dies ready-to-wear shop; $50 per
week; vacation with pay annually
discount on clothes; pleasant work
ing conditions and other company
benefits; excellent opportunity to
improve ones positions. Apply IN
person KLEIN'S JR. MISS SHOP,
S655 Fenton ST.. Silver Spring. Nd.
SALESLADY, REAL ESTATE-One
Of Prince Georges County's most
progressive offices desires the Serv-
ices of ! lady. Many top-notch
listings. Modern Aforementioned Of
nee; Our agents know Of this ad
T.. ID. BURGESS, REALTOR, 47b3
SILVER Hill I'd. Suitland. Nd. RE.
SALESLADY Exper. for ladies
81 per hour: perm. air cooled
pleas. surroundings. Apply FRAN
CINE. 736 9TH st, NV
SALESLADY
For our ladies dept: good earnings:
full or part time: company benefits.
Apply Mr.. Passero, 3rd A.. BOND
CLOTHES, 1895 F NV.
SALESwOMEN. part time: exper. /;
CASUAL CORNER. EN-. 2-264O.
SEAMSTRESSES Handicapped
women with at least I yr exper. in
alterations, dressmakint. garment
repair or factory work. Ability to
Goth st. NV. Mon. through Fri.
. am to 3 pm.
SECRETARIES, white. to 40 yrs.
v. WOOD PERSONNEL. See Miss
Wood. 232 Southern Bldg, sos
10Th st. NV, at H. DI. 1882.
SECRETARIES. legal SS5-S9O up
ALLEN-O'BRIEN Personnel Service
400 N. Y. Ave. NV. RE 7-72SO
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DlllONEhS
RENTED
RAM AIR CONDITIONING CO.. INC
227 L ST NE. Ii. 6-366'
AIR CONDITIONER
CLOSE-OUT


Closing out complete stock Of nev
G-E Admiral. Fedders, GibNbn re-
ind Chrvsler air conditioners. Al
fully guaranteed No ress offer re
STANDARD TIRE 4 BATTERY co
Opens Ewes I'll . Ii 3-nns:
ANTIQUE NT-ToP DESK
W depth 20. width So: price price
Antique RoPE-LEG. DRoP-LEAl
PEMBROKE TABLE. mahogany, 2S''l
ANTIQUE CHINA PRESS, 13-pane
i-crawer, walnut. sV"xlS"x36
Antique sheraton GAME TABLES
cELLARETTE walnut, 26"xl7"'
= Ant P1as BLANKET CHEST. wal
nut 25"x2O"x4S": price, SIS5
Antique TAVERN TABLE. cherry
lSit"sa? spA SltS MIRROR. ma.
hoeany. lSXg"x33" Si25.
Antique paneied BLANK
CHEST. pine and poplar, @O"xs0''
ANTIQUE CHEST OF DRAWERS
chlppendale, walnut. 37"x9O'x4l
-Four ANTIQUE CANDLESTANDS
from SS5 TO Sl20
Brass WOOD BOX. 20"xl4"x23"
SIOn
Brass-trimmed WOOD BOX. IL,
/ l4"NIR": price $50
Brass TRAY ON METAL STAND
tray l5"x2 -: S5O.
FLAT SILVER. setting for 8
Gorham, Etruscan," initiated n
4 SEQ.
All articles in excellent condition
Write MISS A. A. HYDE
Box 3.i53. University station
Charlottesville. Va
/ Or Phone 2-5a7S, Charlottesville
BED. double modern blond mahog
bookcase type. $40; violin, $50
OIL. 6-6l44
BEDS. day (2). with mattress. s;
each; custom Venetian blind, Stain
wide, So KE S-i443 after Il pm
BOOKS-Terrific encyclopedia bar
gains. Photographic History OF thu
Civil War by Miller: special pric,
S.q.a5 GEORGE FRIENDS BOok
SHOP. o.. 9TH ST.. NV. MA. s.
nina
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sITUATIoMs-D0MEsTIc

Al MAIDS AND COOKS. with ref.
Live in. ARCADE AGENCY. Elk. s.
7335. Ia
G.H.w. AND CHILD CARE live
out. Call Elk. 3-67a2
G.H.w.-CHILD CARE. white, expert
ence with reference. Call MRS
SMITH, CO. 5-5B3S. Ia
G.H.W. AND COOKING: live in. OF
Thurs. and SUM. except ] SUNDAY
month s35 a week Must have
references OIL .-7443
'G.H.w., child care, fond OF children
days week: N35. Call MRS
SMITH. CO j-563s Ia
YOUNG LADY desires work as bus
girl or housework, exper., ref. LU
LOS
WOMAN. eolored would like lob
takine care of invalid. or elderly
person ) DAYS week. refs. and
exper, Ii 6-65dl
MIDDLE-AGED COUPLE want lob
as caretaker. Call before L. and
after . Call so. S-s53a l5'
DO You NEED HELP
Cooks, maids. mothers helper:
I've s,sg n % ST out a day., svN No
iSs
COLORED GIRL desires days work
and Serving lunch or dinner at pri-
bate home DE. ELSIE
COLORED LADY. pleasant and kind
desires care Of child or invalid
Refs. Live out. DU. 7-7717.
COLORED WOMAN wants day work.
WedneS. and Thurs. no 2-l49O.
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MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICES

ADDITIONS, ALTERATIONS. PAINT.
ING, repairs free estimates; terms
WOODBRIC A. STONE, OIL, 8-SSB6
ALTERATIONS; all types, additions
No lob too large or small NJ
charge for architectural designing
Free estimates. PRYME IMPROVE.
snnSIs: 30 No o7773lh1sTo ewes s.at nnf
observation-disclosures insured. u
do brick, stone work in ID. c., Va.
Md. A. FAoNANI. 10. 2-iD94
BRICKWORK, walls, steps, porches
chimneys and all repairs. 1st-claS'
workmanship. NO. 7-SSiS.
CARPENTER. general jobbing, home
improvements, rec. rms, additions,
cement work, roofing, remodeling,
store fronts land fixtures, EDDIE
HOWELL, RIA. d-a14d. call after 4.
CARPENTRY AND PAINTING; all
work guaranteed. IA, s-ls42.
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SITuATI0MS-MEN
SITUATI0Ms-W0MEM

WAITRESS. white. desires work at
lunch Time. IL am. TO > pm.
AID "-.7il
EXPER. drafswoman. desires work
al home in tracing and Eeneral
drafting Prefer ems, MAP. and
ARCH AD. 2-hSs5
REFINED MIDDLE.AGED LADY
will give excellent care 10 chill.
dren . days weekly IN Pals Church
area. JE. 3-3247
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COLLEGE STUDENTS

students iwhltel; who formerly
worked with our company. found our
premium program very acceptable Ia
Young mothers Earnings averaged
800 per. hour 8 hours daily. Come
IN and icy us prove these state.
ments, 4O4 New York ave. n.wn
q AM LOOKING for a particular
ieiilnS with an Unlimited f sSRiSs
you must be willing to put In a
reasonable amount OF time and
learn the details of my expanding
orsaniEation, II I can md this
can earn III 1000 per mo, during
ne summer and nm occupation
that can he continued into the
Tnlpnasrrp Ipes p on a Part time bs.i..
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