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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1944-12-06
MANY RACES
PARTICIPATE
In PROGRAM
BY b. c.

Internationalism is being prac-
ticed right here in Seattle, and
the practicing group, the Chris
tian Friends of Racial Equality"
gave their third annual Interna-
tional Concert recently at the
First Baptist Church. | learned,
from the extremely gracious col
ored woman in front of me, that
there are at least six nationali-
ties prevailing in the organiza-
ton, Chinese, Negro, Filipino.
Greek, Jewish and other assorted
whites. Before the war there
were also the Japanese.
Varying from Chinese folk
songs. such as Little Cabbage"
sung by a group of beautiful lit
tie Chinese girls in brilliant
silks, to the Greek National An
them, sung by the choir of the
Greek Orthodox Church, the pro-
gram held a wide span of vari-
ETY..
Two members of the program
especially pleased me: Edith
Mary Bown, Cornish student and
excellent pianist, and Hermene-
gildo Ancheta, Filipino who ac-
companied himself on the guitar.
Miss Bown has astounding grasp
of her instrument, and, l have
been told, her talents are OF
such promise, that she is the
first colored girl to have been
invited to join the Ladies' Mus
ical Club. l hope it is true. Mr..
Ancheta's singing of his Islands
songs is hauntingly filled with
vocal sentiment and sung with
full and mellow voice. He ought
to be making his living with his
voice.
The 'sKittisch" was sung by
Miss Joan Brascham; the Ladies
Musical Club lent two of its al
ready esteemed artists, Eleanor
Bosselman, organist, and Mrs. j.
lB. Harrison; the Interracial
Choir concluded the evening with
group of songs.-Seattle Times.
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PVT. MILTON D. BRATTON Is FREE,
PROSECUTION RESTS--COURT RECESSES
THEY HAVE GOT One OF OUR BOYS AND
We ARE GOING TO GET THEM!- WITNESS

ing the court to find the de-
PENDANT not guilty. The court
upheld the Judge Advocate ia
worski's contention the defendant
was alreday beyond the reach of
the court. Defense Counsel Ma
jor Beeks made a motion that
the court find each of the de-
PENDANTS not guilty. That mo-
ton will be argued Friday morn
ing.
With the reeessing of the court
today, the prosecution rested its
case and granted the defense re-
quest that the law court visit
the scene of the riot under con-
ditions similar to the night of
the riot.
CONTINUED on Page ~
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1944-12-06
Northwest Regional
NAACP Meeting
BY JAS. L. WALKER
Regional Secretary

TACOMA, WASH.-The North
west Regional NAACP, represent
ing Seattle, Spokane, Tacoma,
Bremerton. Yakima and Hanford
held their annual meeting in Ia
coma, November %. Omong the
recommendations passed by the
regional we're:
A. That James Walker, of
Bremerton, be appointed as Re-
porter.
B. That the Northwest Re-
glonal purchase a silver cup; the
cost not to exceed $500. It is
to be awarded to the Branch
having the largest per cent of
increase for the year 1914. The
cup is to be retained by the win
ner until forfeited to the Branch
during the next year, which
shows the largest per cent of in
crease.
C. = That Mrs. Airline Payia
and Mrs. Bernard Squires select
the cup and present the bill for
same to the President.
Report Of Branches regarding
the financing of a Lobbyist and
the cost of lobbying for the Civil
Rights Bill.
All money for this purpose is
to be sent to the secretary of
the Northwest Regional.
One-half of the money should
be sent to the secretary on or
before December Is; the remain
ing half on or before December
2S.
The appointments for the
financing of the Civil Rights Bill
are as follows:
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BY GEORGE WOOD

The government rested its case
today and granted a defense mo-
ton to recess till Friday morn
ing.
Judge Advocate 1t Col Leon
Jaworski recommended dismiss
sal for Pvt. Milton d. Bratton
on the grounds there was not
enough evidence to warrant his
guilt, and entered a nolle prose-
qui UNWILLING to proseeute). 1t
was Judge Advocate Jaworski
who recommended dismissal of
Pvt. Brown for the same rea-
son.
Defense Counsel William T.
Beeks sought to protect the dis
missed soldiers future by ask
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1944-12-06
JOE LOUIS
PRAISED IN
CONGRESS

WASHINGTON. = On the mo-
ton of Representative Anthony
]. Dimond of Alaska, an edi-
torial from the Oct. IL issue of
the New York Times concerning
the services of Staff Sgt. Joe
Louis, was voted incorporated
into the Congressional Record
last week. The editorial, entitled
"Still the Champion" follows:
staff Sgt. Joseph Louis Bar
row, more generally known as
Joe Louis, has just returned
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RACE HATREDS CAN
DELAY VICTORY
MCNUTT TELLSAF

NEW ORLEANS V. Nc
Mutt, chairman of the War Man
power Commission. warned labor
industry and government Tues
day against bumbling the ball on
the 10-yard line with the wars
end in prospect
McNutt, addressing the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor, told of
unwillingness of workers to labor
In certain essential industries,
difficulties over unemployment
security provision in some states
and the bitches due to arguments
over race or color.
McNutt said that "home front
Indifference" should not take
precedence over the needs of
American boys on the war fronts.
Management in some foun-
dries is still clinging to peace
time employment restrictions of
race and color" McNutt said.
Unions, too, have a responsible
ity to see that democracy works
within the ranks of labor"
The Color Line
"Our generals want trucks,
foundries want manpower and
yet, in some communities the
color line is allowed to take pre-
eedence over the all-American
line in time of war. In other
communities VIII ere foundries
need manpower there is made
quate housing for non-Americans,
non-whites and other minority
groups"
McNutt asked for the greatest
utilization of all our manpower
and declared that after total vic
tory over Germany and Japan,
''the challenge of full employment
is a challenge as tremendous as
the challenge of creating a per-
manent peace. They cannot be
divided. They are not one total
problem"
The resolution on discrimina-
ton concludes as follows:
"Resolved, that we call for the
enactment of federal Legislation
as a wartime measure and as
postwar measure, which will
make organized discrimination,
such as anti-Semitism, GRIM
inaI offense, punishable by inl-
prisonment. We believe that
such law is essential for the
preservation of our great demo-
cratic principles and for the pro-
lection of all Americans, regard
less of race, color, religion OF
national origin, and for the ulti
mate protection of the trade UNI
ion movement ITSELF
McNutts' resolution was Of
fered after the deadline had pass
ed, but by unanimous consent OF
the convention was accepted and
turned over to the committee on
resolutions.
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ELECTS OFFICERS

Seattle Womens' Progressive
Club met Thursday Nov. 30
with Mrs. Beshmoor and elected
officers for the ensuing year. Fol
lowing the installation of officers
by Mrs. Susie Marshall, the la
dies engaged in playing bridge
until a late hour in the after
noon.
The next meeting of the club
Dee. 5, will be at the home oil
Mrs. Dugan.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1944-12-06

Mr.. Frank A Stokes, president
OF the regional, presided; Mr.
Fred w. Harris, secretary. The
proposed Civil Rights Bill fos-
tered by the NAACP follows:
Civil Rights Law-SectiOn 40
EQUAL RIGHTS IN PLACES
OF PUBLIC ACCOMMODATION
RESORT OR AMUSEMENT. AL
CONTINUED on Page %
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WEST COAST DEMANDS RECALL
OF WPB'S GEORGE STREATOR

in getting him back East as far
as Chicago. However, shortly
after that he returned, and is
now In Portland, Or.
The Seattle resolution says
that while there, Streator called
a meeting of Negro community
leaders and expressed to them
views which they considered Gin
imical to the established pattern
of friendly relationship now ex-
listing between the Negro and
white groups in this area" They
asserted in their resolution that
the Mayors committee on Civic
Unity, the Federal Public Hous-
ing Authority, the Seattle Hous-
ing Authority, the Seattle Public
schools and various religious and
labor organizations have taken
their stand on the side of inte-
grafton and non-discrimination,
believing this to be the better
approach to alienation of ten
sions.
Wants Segregation
"Mr. Streator," they maintain
ed, expressed his lack of conf
dence in the sympathy and
friendliness of any white person
or persons" and stated that
he did not believe any of them
were sincerely interested in Ne
groes." He accused high Off
cial of being two-faced and a
CONTINUED on Page -
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CHRONOLOGY OF
MURDER in LOWER l3'

ern Pacific train while it was
passing through Linn county.
Oregon. It became known as
the Murder in Lower 49,"
CONTINUED on Page 81
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This is a record:
On the night of January %,
1943, Mrs. Martha Virginia
James was murdered on a South
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES and typewriters re.
paired quickly; factory-trained mechanics
nsSHrH mss1llnss np9.h nPq9.Tshsssd. Insuirs RE- ssas
lcms to Miss Ross. REPAIRS NC. RE
1918. tBranch Of Nash Floor Col
ALARM CLOCKS. watches repaired, 1 to 8
days. BERT GABBARD CO., 2o3 Colorado
bldg: 18th and g sts. NV. IT.
APPLIANCES, washing machines. All makes
repaired Also Bendix and all automatic
APffIiiIANc2s I ssiAIkkp M psssS electric lron. ss
toasters percclators: base plugs Installed:
vases made lamps: estimates on house
wiring c. 4 MUDpnEAN CO. OIL d st
Ma 0l 20 and MA 2622
Axe WELDING, appliances repaired irons
guns, etc. reasonable. UN 8175. 2os
AWNING and canvas service complete.
s5sn sENnrx canyas q asuN uTsNpsirins our snecialty
immediate attention. Guaranteed work.
manshlp By experts Over 60,0 600 wash
inGtontenS use 1endix washing machines
seFyicea y Va soLoN SERVICE. Be.
sIicKW0nK. chimnsys, nreplaees. wal,s,
pisSrs es.u yeIlks rsOairinG. waterprccnns.
siIffE ssiHf6ER z rs f6S4llSc Wis s.rdsn v.,ls. aS sSin-
Va. {ssa as g sE Ru Estess ssio. 0f ssslnssss sal
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PFRsoNAL.


POSITION desired as companion to elderly
lady or semi-inyalid w refined. reliable,
settled. free white woman; reference. Box
WATCH REPAIRING, q to s days. service: ay
Matchmaker on pfemisss Tor prompt atten. ten.
sIteed .on; alarm rAIID e!Gsks IrsDaEsa york sasr,
MART, bl4 10th st.. between and SITS.
FUR HATS INDIVIDUALLY STYLED to
match your coat, from fur pieces: we
ming. VOGUE. a5ss 14th' St. NV. Open eve eve
CIRCLE CLUB DANCES, where friend.
formation phone. 7-lo pm. RI. oSgo
DR. I.s,4;s r " !s. 5o.ssos so dentist ssss ssssp
Wsstorv sida. ais l4tb NV. WYNN "'N'
PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50, ask. for Miss
Wright 1t you are in need OF loan I'D to
%xTcM q in swis.
and American watches, any make clocks
ns 'fSs' &s aSas ;sEsss wzeH 09 Co.. osaIshsss sas
Z REsoaaEaons n 4 Ex .r.d,e...d b, m, ls. cwn
81 monss Sasl Mr.s or e, Sooks No Nc
afag' aSgI 18Th q 'srssry u. PR 1sa 1ssoaMRwERcK
sh hsDlS 'Ysn'!ss sssss
prompt service: dresses. suits made to
Ssss also sress ssstsn LEA ns ESar S
st: nv. Room 20: phone Elk. 1908.
FALLS CHURCH DAY NURSERY - The
kind Of care that makes happy children:
nourishing food large home and play
ground; great deal of love and a rea-
sonable amount Of instruction. MARJORIE
voNpf vs Phone nos $50 Sc Oak St. Falls charsh
If INTERESTED in. graphology, you are
invited ii1v to Join local group now organiz-
WAKE r0t gf seisls' m aE4e emerseney zen
war service, Sl.00 per month. DE. $500
ALARM CLOCKS, new. electric: oPA price,
$3.50 plus tax: limited quantity. Visit
our Toyland: Open evenings only. 7-l0.
z. Q, LIKENS. 5 Wilson Lane, Bethesda
WHAT DOES YOUR ADVERTISING do for
you and your products? Does 1t interest
your prospective buyers to action? II you
want advertising and art work that sells
call DI. 1862 or write EASTERN PROD
UCTS Co, INC, 81 Eye St NV
MEN, WOMEN! Old at 40. so, so! Want
to feel peppy, years younger? Ostrex Tonic
Tablets pep up bodies lacking iron; also
contain vitamin .Bl. calcium. Trial size
only 35c. AZ all druggists.
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
English, self-conf1dence, freedom from
self consciousness. private tutor. MI. 2550.
WOULD LIKE TO BOARD / or children
In nice suburban home. Falls Church
RQ0-.J-1
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SITUATIONS WoAEN.
DliETTICTIAlINSi--RECEPTToNIsT = :,

DKTICIAN-RECEPTfO to afriiate
with physician or private party as dieticiarl
(dtebetics speciality: as receptiouist
speak Spanish. French as well as Ensiish:
os sSo sso yk houss daily or four hours daily
6kEssMAKER. eolored, first-class, fSiasl u want.
pIaE;sSsMAKiNS: IIl dssisnins; 5eAeasSliGnss, int q.
FpRMxn Iyy1ns 4 snS..rAPy4 nv; Aps 4 Adams 2sas.
nationally known manufacturing company
now residing in WASHINGTON available for
immediate employment: wide experience
with all types of ofice routine and records.
can take rapid technical dictation: excel.
lent references. Box 175-S, Star
ItkL, young, excellent BACKGROUND, ex-
perienced all types ONCE work and meeting
public desires position, S145 month OF
GIRL, colored, wishes work as elevator
operator after pm. or part time D. c.
permit. MI. 9773 between T:30 and $3.50
NEWS AND LITERARY experience abroad.
knowledge languages. general once work;
will act rs girl Friday to businessvoma !,
SrrHHTrrecxxrlt4Asc,s. e T5iser; ecx rl4As,s. Star: Is'
yrI eR Govt, private industry, desires
Fsnpoes1e,e % 9sn pcsfticn IN essential industry.
WOMAN. white, With family oblieations II
the day. would like work cleaning ozlcei
ex1tn4s: best local character re3efoneso.
oieos 1850 or oE. e750.
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SITUATIONS MEN.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10 years
public and private exp, complete charge
ACCOUNTANT- -BookKEEPpERE' Ep re- seneral neral. rec. as
ords, part time; prepare financial and tax
reports: y years experience. AID. 0122. 25'
ACCOUNTING-TAx SERvICE-AH ac-
counting statements, Federal and State tax
%H4GeN, u H8GRNSey Wa 3ass aa5o 5sas0hase hs
penterine. Phone AT AZ. osss. Co. '0o car
CHEF French, 90 years experience. frst
class: hotel. restaurant Write GABRIEL
CHRISTOL. 1915 Eye st. NV 23s
COMPOSITOk, ex-serviceman. wishes q
place in newspaper or commercial shop;
union or nonunion. Dial wo. 0449, RUS
EXPERIENCED GROCER wants {, store to
manage. Box 1898. Star 10.
FOUNTAIN MANAGER, coiored; or drua
clerk. 10 years experience. Box 1883,
JANiTOR in small building. handy with
Tools; 10 years experience. Call GE
LIQUOR SALESMAN, experienced, depend
apis; nondrinker; salary, $3.50 mo. TIE
shoRT-oRDER. COOK and counterman,
colored; part-time job. pm. to am;
exp psrisnced; reference RE. 351O.
home. NO. 1893, EXT. 76.
YOUNG MAN, ex-soldier. 12 yrs expert
ence in local business as credit manager
salesman and business administration
have complete knowledge of iewelry bust.
ness; am entirely capable of taking full
making connection in which the future
is the most paramount consideration. BOZ
1878, Star.
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HELP WoMfN.


LOCAL WAR Fl-ANT needs vonsn for da;
a sas ere EsFf Sc not snS ecs y
sary; excellent wages, REGULAR increases
asp. aaDS. AsHrSSoR is 1Ss4FrJfr ssllz; gfs;0nes oi
vwEeSs1HNWotio4Y; wes1RW Gc,lsSs Rsrk, Md.
openings for silk finishcrs, wool pressers
alteration operators, laundry helpers. Ap.
vicinity Of Knoxville. Tenn. IN the TOLL follow. =
ing occupations: Typists, secretaries. ste
nographers. Apply between the hours Of
$50 g., Z m; u and 8 pm; At the UNITED
tives viii interview YOU r for Z ,job. Thoss
EMPLOYED In essential activity need not
W6OIDwARD 4 LoTHRoP has ,mm.di.t,
openings for ONCE workers. typists, billing
machine operators. gift wrappers, part
time shoppers, markers. messengers. Ap-
ply employment once. 9th floor.
keeping machine operator for Washington
branch Of large national fuel oil organiza-
ton; good hours, nice working conditions,
permanent. good salary. See Mrs. Matilda
Wilson. PETROLEUM HEAT & POWER
"a; W2NIEn LIP Conn aye; ~, Hobart o627,
eral of1ce help, men or women, for per-
manent employment. top wages. unavoid-
able absence plan, paid vacation and other
!. empIoye benefits. Apply in person. PHIL
LIPS PETROLEUM CO., Philgas Division,
WE REQUIRE the services Of white women
Tor our new fountain room. full or part
forms and meals. VENEzIA CAFETERIA
l3b6 Conn. ave. NV.
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HONE IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

COMMUNITY CONTRACTORS Prompt
en Storm to- any SASH Ds seo. ct o % special n
roofing 1908 Emerson st, NV. RA. 4ess: S
sysDIns' ynns sAsv,2Gas AT 2ass, ES;; 74s5 49,, ..,
laying. sanding, finishing. cleaning: par.
ING CONTRACTORS. INC, 1912 Wiscon-
FOR REPAIRs. alterations or decorating
call GEERAERT; INC, Builders, Sligo 7755.
Free estimates. Prompt and efhcient service.
JOHNS -MANvILLE roofing. siding Storm
sSSnEs ~; \. GATES s,ns,
ehesriuliy given 700 Lee blvd, rails
sRfh III 1eSR s1sRhGns moME % and add aoa ds
tional income. Attics made into rooms,
basement rooms finished. porches in
closed. concrete work, plumbing. decorat-
eral house repairs Get our free esti-
mates; small monthly payments. TABOR s
HOME RENOvATING CO., 1920 Irving st.
MODERNIZE YOUR noME-porches in
closed. closed recreation rooms built, attics f1n-
ished: concrete and brick work, painting
and plumbing; roofing. siding and storm
w ST fas@ssf Tssms asn
sANTfNG fGpsEscf9Tf dE sfIJ fPIJasrrR,Sc
general repairs. First-class WORK and and
materials. Free estimates. Reliable white
mechanics. Prompt service. Terms arranged.
HOUGH BROS. CO., DI. 400; after 5
ROOFING. asbestos siding, remodelins,
terms LIS years. SECURITY HOAIE
IMPROVEMENT CO. Georgia 1lOS-IlI3
Member in Home Improvement Guild
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. your basement
and walls waterproofed now before bad
weather, ROBERT E. PRICE. Ordway
JOHNS -MANvfLLE roofing and siding.
storm windows: conv. terms. PATTERSON
GARDINER CO., Arlington, Va CHI, 5000
CALL A. p. WOODsON CO-Roofins sid.
Ing, insulation; combination storm sash
1918 st nv RE $500
RAY E. ROBERTS, remodeler Of CONNER
cisl and residential properties; estimates.
Can any time Trinidad S461. 20s
AAA CONTRACTING CO.-Johns-Manvill
roofing, siding and insulation. home re-
modelling, expert heating service, easement
storm sash; to. Id years to pay. Phone
DI. 1862 and Df. $685.
X4-Hk. SERVICE, new building, repairs,
remodel maintenance. bsmt to roof: terms.
a: ID; WOOLBERT, builder, WI. 6773 22s
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HELP MEN & WQMEN

ALTERATIONS = Tailors, inishers and
MACHINE operators to work the evening
sniit, to pm. or 6 to 10 pm. Apply
SSeo5sonnet So once, ;, End hoor' THE HEcHT
hookKiEsEiPsEER. Tn; experienced in double
entry nox bo9kkkespins; sEd good hours and pay.
BOoKkEEPER to take charge of ofhce,
expssrIienced exp sIl in General Motors system pref
deaier exoelenf ssary automobile
AppIy AIS MoToRs ssaa a0SSxha wilson fqiv5e blVd
foop ooUSTEk Ssf Mr cTERKs MEasisSmss or
food counters helping to feed Washington
wa. war workers.; good pay, salary, while learn
at fas pRua sugfsz sfGRE frss
esmnppleymsnt ONCE, u st, ne.
work, for all departments of our stores;
Es0EdaS PRUa sSnssGns sToRE Si
sALEsPEoPIE Hes f's Boys deuarfment. 81; ne po.,,
tons permanent; good salary. LIVING.
SHOE sAa2spEopIR rs 1s6 Il nw men with .,ner.n,.
women with or without experience, we viii
1ssly NJ Abbey, HAHN zER'9sae SHOE Desl'1SaE sToRE
roy DEPT. II 'ssALEspEoPLE-cood start.
ing salary, interesting work. Apply per
sonnel once, End door. THE HEcHT CO..
wRxriPsERss is Ann AND INSPECTORS wanted:
top compensation: many benefits Apply
personnel office, End floor. THE HEcH1
MouLDS YOU LIKE TO EARN extra money,
We have vacancies for employed people
Ra oT S4Ha es Yoa n
comfort. Apply personnel once. end floor
vfRGfNfANs.o%We G w need ss; IS ssiespeople sn in ou
nent positions, GOOD salaries, pleasan
ltaf fSnaSas sioi reRhas Wsol
ISS'JsHSx ISS'!s; NEEDS war workers fes vita
skills to finish the fight If you are: Pro.
duction traineer (male and femaleb. cleo.
rsa,o .rissl switchboard operators, electrical In
mechanics mechanics electrical MECHANICS chsmica
ehansyD safety s1
shoppins facilities. living quarters see
ssTee of he a wsn he
Noysmser ST threaas @ Is Is. ased Tsose IL essen a
tlaI industry need not apply.
perienced.% % Srssntly mIn needed Soss s. ns.ss, ss
~oEk xits escsiien%t % postWsr Dossibilt.es 90 i Val
s S'n II sypss empssis oa o
iistors; reproducins punches and collators
ssas e S,rf IS plus esssnss sDird'
hnowledge Of various accounting and
ssneIai applications which are particularly
saaptanle to tabulatins machine operations
of oufS H. os IN most helnfnl in securing several
tapulating machines division
IN Ietter OF application state your age,
I've N detail your previous experience and
n.s neyns sssr As wen as salary expected to Boz
=, Al applicants must comply With War
&Anpower REGULATIONS =
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

SIENOGRAPHIC and secretarial classe.
now forming. Beginners and refreshei
courses in shorthand. typine, bookkeeping
ssomptometer. all secretarial subjects Est
1895, BOYD SCHOOL. i5s3 "I 81. topn mn
CAPITOL Theaterl WV
CIVILIAN FLIGHT INSTRUCTION avail.
ape at Congressional Airport. Phon,
MAThEMATICS Arithmetic, Algebra
geometry; Trigonometry. Calculus, Physics
QUICK REVIEW COURSE in Shorthand
typewriting. bookkeeping. calculating ma.
cnines: New classes now starting Enrol
Evening star., 1944-11-17
SITUATIONS poMesTlc

0In1 eoloIed: sxperienced. vents cleeninl
Smeu APARTMENT or any work Saturdays
Michigan 6747, 5 Pm
GILL, colored. Va. wants seneral house.
E6EE aRsrs dix: .ssa SIS ess Il love children
NURSE. cciored, desires cases. any kind;
will consider doctors ONCE; available I'M
WSMsHNy .ts Morth I.unass asss vort 80 .,,
cleaning. Call at I416 Hopkins ct. NV.
WOMAN, experienced colored. part time
afternoons: S15 carfare. Call after {
2 m. and all day Sunday CO. 1861.
WANTED BY reliable colored woman. three
doys work Monday. Tuesday, Thursday
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

BOOKKEEPERs CD 8. at S45-S50 wk. !:
Skpr. Ssp asst $40 wk.; cashier, good hours,
stenog. .-bookpr.. private industry, S45:
stenoe;, pat, law, $45 wk.; clerk -typist, s.
mo-; comrtometer opers.. $40 wk.: need
30 new applicants daily for current open
,ngs; Est; II yrs. All are welcome Visit
to Epiphany Church. tNA 2I14. $3.50.