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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-01-03
The Real Meaning Of The
Rail Ruling

Within the limits of illegal
niceties,' as termed by Justice
Frank Murphy, the United States
Supreme Court has cracked a ira
dition which has stood since
emancipation in Its decision of
last week cracking down on the
lilywhite railroad brotherhoods.
In its broadcast interpretations
this ruling in effect upsets the
long legal presidents which held
that the 18th, 14th and 18th
amendments did not cosnote any
law violation in the Jim Crow
separate but equal practices of
the South.
The Supreme Court, it seems,
has discovered that whatever is
segregated and Jim Crowed can
not be equal in the true sense.
Its decision in the railroad
brotherhood case, while not spe-
officially stating as much, certain
iy has the implication that seq
regation per Sc means diserim-
ination-and strange as it some
times sounds, discrimination is
against American law, as LAID
laid down in the 14th amendment
which guaranretees to all 1.-THE
equal protection TO the laws"
The high court held that a
union must bargain on behalf OF
its Negro non-members, excluded
because of their color, because
not TO represent them would de-
prlve them of their rights and
their livelihood.
Since unions, or any other or
ganization or association covering
trade, profession or occupation
must represent Negroes hitherto
excluded. the logic of the Su-
preme Court decision would be
that these persons must be in
cluded into membership to be s.
represented.
The implications of such |
stand by the Supreme Court ar
far-reaehing into all phases o
American life and especially a
the present time hits those jim
Crow unions In the American la
Dor movement who preach but d
not practice democracy.
What is perhaps as remark
able as the actual Supreme Cour
decision was the brilliant concur
ring opinion written by Justic
Murphy whose sharp denuncia
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-01-03
Former Train Waters
Fined In Diner Thefts

los ANGELES. Jan. Fines
II $50 each were assessed to-
- against fos former walters
~ unIon Pacific Challenger
ffasns who had pleaded no con-
tees - : federal grand jury in
asesmeHt charging conspiracy to
sonmlt theft IN interstate COM
mexea
Esnlfed states District Court
4aaKe Ben Harrison sentenced
saeh e six months in JAIN but
suspended the sentences for Is
mpnthA on condition the men
aet re~enier work on railroads.
The indictments followed an
ea1enaiHe Investigation that show.
- ne walters manipulated meal
ehexke md short changed pat
fena The Union Pacific esti-
mmte5 the walters pilfered
tsea ase 81 more within a few
msnlha tlme.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-01-03
TOLSTOY'S LAST WORDS

Before he passed from earth,
the great Tolstoy left this fare
well message to the world:
Instead of returning evil with
evil, try to return evil with
good; to say nothing i'll of men;
to act kindly even with the OK
and dog. Live thus one day, two
days or more and compare the
state of your mind with its state
in former days. Make the at
tempt and you will see how the
dark. evil modes have passed
away and how the souls happi-
ness has increased. Make the at
tempt and you will see that the
gospel of loves brings not merely
profitable words, but the great
est and most desired of all
things.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-01-03
20 DININC-CAR
EMPLOYEES FINED

LOS ANGELES. - Twenty I'm
ion Pacific dining-car employees
have been fined a total of So
ESQ in the United States District
Courts first judgments in cases
charging 135 stewards, assistant
stewards and walters with con-
spring to commit theft in in
terstate commerce.
Pleading no contest, II stew
ards and assistant stewards were
fined $500 each, and three wait
tiers were fined $3.50 each, by
United States District Judge Ben
Harrison. All were placed on Is
month probation on condition
they remain out of dining car en-
ployment.
Other defendants charged with
Withholding receipts from meals
will enter pleas next Tueday.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-01-03

Every man and woman IN the
Pacific Northwest will have an
opportunity. starting today. to
contribute TO a $4,000 fund
for the building OF one of the
nations outstanding monuments.
dedicated to our Negro soldiers.
The plan. which was started In
Seattle. will embrace the entire
Pacific Coast. including tn 9
states of Washington, Idaho. Ore
gon and California. Committees
have been and are being set up
in each of these states, to operate
under an executive committee
composed of the following:
J. A. (Jack) Johnson, Chair
man; E. r. Chainey, Vice Chair
man; William B. Foster, Secre-
tary; E. I. Robinson, Treasurer:
Mrs. Eleanor Mitchell: Russell e.
Smith; and c. T. Dawson of Seat
tie, and d. B. G. Swanson of
Bremerton. Executive committee
members will be added from Ia
coma, Yakima and Spokane and
also from other states in the
campaign area.
More than 100000 Negroes
now are fighting with the Amer
lean forces" said Chairman
johnson. In every war this ma
ton has fought. the Negro has
fought side by side with his white
brother-in-arms. He has borne
the same hardships and made the
same sacrifices. He has fought
just as bravely and died just
as gamely. knowing all the while
he did so that when the history
of the war was written, he and
his race would get little of the
credit. Unfortunately, that is
the way things are.
But the time has come for
we who stayed at home-we in
the shipyards and the airplane
plants and wherever we may be
to recognize our obligation to
the 100000 who are doing our
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-01-03
FL ASH!
B0HERMAKERS'
NEGRO RULE OUT

50 FRANCISCO. Jan. ?. =.
TAa cAlliefnla supreme court
faiea to-day. II 3 ease involving
ne fefaaal Of lhe noliermakers'
HzaH = aeeeHz NeHroez - mem
hHfa thHf an arbitrarily closed
- pafils closed union II lncom-
nafIhEs Nsih = elosea shop The
auEnn u - affiliate Of The An
eFEsaH Feaefaalea 81 Labor.
Tas san1eas Court affirmed a
MaFEa cunniy superior Court IN
isHesaen prohibiting Marinshlp
s axnafallon. ; Maritime Commits
80 ahlpgafd. from diaeharging
A#ssees eeesase they would net
lalH : NaEra anxlliafy formed D.
- l5elleFmakers Union.
- Kaiee - Union
Tae Negroes we're moi permit
- - xe1s IN OF have a voice
- affairs 81 me I3ollermakers'
Nnlen. The ahspyard Insisted il
- ; eieeea-shop contract with
she :. ? 81 L. and al Ii EN-
Haafes Aad 70 belong to the un-
len
TAe enleome Of today's opin-
- presumably viii be that the
Negroes nllil wont be able 10
lea ne Bollermakers' Union.
hut they won't have to pay dues
- ~ auxiliary.
TIE local A. y. of l.. Boiler
maksFH unlon had agreed that
ne policy against admitting Ne
gross 10 membership was laid
aesa b. the international union.
80 ~ 4 Il vent counter to the
policy TIE locals charter would
- revoked.
tAaage Not Ordered
The California Supreme Court
eaala net order = change In the
Internationally policy. because the
latter = net \ California organi-
a@slen. BAT Il took this position:
Negroes must be admitted to
sss~eaeership under the same
tefms and conditions applicable
Il nea Negroes unless the union
ana TIE employer refrain from
enforcing the riosed-shop agree
mNnt against them.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-01-03
Monument Proposed for Race CT!
EDITORIAL.

The Northwest terprfs
whole heartedly endorses the
campaign. explained in another
column on this page. to erect a
War Meroial to the Negro sol
der on the Pacific Coast.
In the past. the heroic deeds
OF our Negro fighting men have
largely gone unsung. Despite his
vaior and his sacrifices, he has
not been remembered when the
monuments were passed around.
We can expect nothing different
after this war. in which more
than 100000 Negro men ana
women are engaged, UNLESS
WE DO SOMETHING OUR
SELVES.
After all. it's OUR job.
These men are fighting and
dying for US. The democracy
they are struggling to preserve
is OUR democracy. We feel then
that the Negroes themselves
should show their gratitude and
appreciation for the sacrifices
these men are making.
The most effective way to
show our fighting men, and the
world in general. how We feel is
to express our thanks in a huge
memorial of bronze and stone
that will stand down through the
years.
The monument will be erected
in the Pacific Coast state that
subseribes the most toward 1t, In
proportion to its total Negro pop
ulation. WE WANT THAT MON
UMENT BUILT IN WAsHINGT-
TON.
To facilitate contributions by
those who might not be reached
by campaign committee members,
The Enterprise published here
with coupon and urges you
TO fill 1t out and mail 1t at once
to campaign headquarters with
check or mail order for as much
as you feel you can give toward
this worthy cause.
As further incentive toward
the success of the campaign, and
especially toward its success in
Washington, SO that the monu-
ment will be built in this state,
The Eenterprise will publish
weekly the names of ALL Wash
ington contributors. and the
amounts of their contributions.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-01-03
RACE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON START
MOVEMENT TO ERECT MONUMENT
DEDICATED TO OUR NEGRO SOLDIERS

fighting for Us on battlefields the
world over. Look at the he
roic record they have made, q
record that IS being added to
daily by deeds of valor on land
and sea. The blood of many Of
these heroes already has been
spilled in the South Pacific. in
Italy. in France. on battle
grounds everywhere. Negroes
cannot ignore the noble sacrifices
these men and women have made.
And so we are going to build
this huge monument as an eter-
nal tribute to the Negroes who
fought and bled and died that
freedom and democracy might
survive"
Alonzo Victor Lewis. eminent
American sculptor, already has
been commissioned to begin his
studies for the statue. 1t will
be heroic In size, larger even
than the "Douboy,' created by
Mr.. Lewis as a testimonial to
the soldiers of the last war ana
erected in front of the Seattle
Civic Auditorium.
The monument will be built
on the Pacific Coast. The ex-
act location will be determined
by the state that raises the larg-
est contribution toward its erec-
ion in proportion to the number
of Negro residents of that state.
Pacific Coast headquarters for
the campaign have been opened
in the Elks Club Building at
662la Jackson street, Seattle "a
Wash. Phone Elliot 9787.
Beginning today solicitors viii
begin work in all parts of the
state. Every authorized solicitor
will give official receipts for all
contributions.
All funds collected will be de-
posted In the Seattle First Ma
tional Bank and those responsible
for handling it are bonded.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-01-03
L. A. NEGRO WINS
COMPOSERS PRIZE

CINCINNATI. william Grant
Sill, Los Angeles, Negroe COM
poser, won the $1,000 war bond
offered in nationwide COMPETE
ton for writing a jubilee over
ture celebrating the Cincinnati
Symphony Orchestra's 50th an
niversary, 1t vas announced.
Judges Eugene Goossens, con-
ductor of the Cincinnati SYM
phony; Pierre Monteux, San
Francisco Symphony conductor,
and Deems Taylor, noted com
poser, critic and writer, voted
unanimously for Stills work.
"The Festive Overture" It's
premier will be January 10
and 20.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-01-03
VERY SPECIAL!

Here is a home you
have been looking for at
the pre-war price:
Large living room with
fireplace, family size
dining room, breakfast
room and kitchen.
Hardwood floors; a
large bedrooms on End
floor, with bath. Full
basement with auto
matte hot water heat.
Two sets of plumbing.
Garage.
This home sets on a love-
ly corner. II as b ee n
sharply reduced for quick
sale at only $3.50. 1t is
vacant. Move right in. We
have the key. So, call CA
OPP. This home won't
last long.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-01-03

Washington, D. c-Mrs. Mary Cheney newly appointed
sant the Director Employment
will recruiting Negro personnel for overseas
assignment,
Before Joining the Cheney was
Mrs Izetta Miller Works Agency in
womens page editor of the
Chicago NewsIedger Chicago correspondent
Chicago Defender City personnel
director of educational survey by Depart
ment of Interior and
Theater Project, both In New
Mrs Cheney is member Phi Kappa sorority New
York chapter and has
NAACP in New photo by Dan Rordan Red Cross
photographer)
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-01-03
suT1D SEsRo SINGER DIES

xFW YORK. Jan. Clarence
1iNstn1e -. Negro singer OF bal
iasas died here yesterday. Over a
seffad - 30 years he had sung
y AuetrafiA. London. Paris and
*s4 XeFA His songs. in French.
seANAsh. Italian and English,
feaAea ffnm folk music TO elas-
strs fiednie rstired two years
49,
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N 0 7 ICE

Church of Christ now located
at 703 21st Abe. Brother F. r..
Cassius, minister. c. t. Nichol-
son, song leader. The public is
invited.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-01-03

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Evening star., 1945-03-21
PERSONAL tcons. J .

DIR. FREDA r. OsTROW, 7O02 Conn. ave
Appt. Mon. Wed. and Fri, 10 to z; WI
2571. Physiotherapy treatments, S5 ca
pREssMAKING STUDIO. centrally located,
Formerly Of 5th ave. New York. Eouipped
tor e ordr so ssyne sad
RS RT Fosm aansSN "a s6Spe 1,, Ex 1904 t..,,
repaired while you wait. Room 602.
saoSE MssiSIy saE saEPHfRp fHs $3.50 for Mis-.
M MWrig T. II YOU are IN need OF loan up to
BAN saNIsH III FEAR Ffai nsIF < nssIEnFF-coNscIoUsNEss,
develop courage and gain poise: learn 70
tae asntly pons and s4ss FOR
COUNTRYSIDE SCHOOL day and board
ing nursery through 9th grade: hot lunch
asssss3R aslssssa
m 81 par ae4 rss mUns
efss5s afts5 sS2 De vhses
snd phons to ee hoR mo 5s in
CONVERSATIONAL LESSONS in Spanish
siyse6n by cultured Latin American. o, Ho
BEI-AIR CLUB. nth and Blair rd. nv
half block Ga, and Alaska bus-Largt
floor space available for fraternity meet.
clubs. also dinner reservations. SH. 3317
sc sH aiy6' sS1 sSk 1TTRR6 FIR R9sERTG ERGM.x ts,c,..
% EnslIah -eonfdshae tsssdon 1ro@ aasaf. sslf.
form speech; private, tutor, MI 1850: ~
SLIP COVERS and draperies professionally
restricted res sta Clientele Clientele. MI 1osa. ss:
SERVICEMAN'S WIFE desires day nursery
care, for 1s-month-old daughter. Frank
BOYS BOARDING SCHOOL has severa
vacancies in grades Ia. Art, music, riding
swim swimming IIl and and all sports. HOWELL AcAD,
Evening star., 1945-03-21
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ACCOUNTANT, experienced young woman;
week Box TX. Star.
CAKD-PUNCH OPERATOR. clerk, some
experience: 5la-day (44ahr. week.: S33 a
CARE OF YOUR CHILD While you work;
part or full time. Write to 736 9th st.
FILE CLERK. experienced; good references:
bank preferred: Box a93-H; Star. q.
sEeREfxkY ase fisE Fef srfsodkAFHfR fs H iHfI
legal exp, very capable Available i'm
sEeRETARY IS sTENoGkAPHfER i dfIf sf % Thor
oughly experienced. resident, or 5la
S ssS wsss wssk dE en. so S's BOZ g
ZIONIST, clerk, switchboard operator, desires
per per ns hour. Rfrankiin Y1sse. ',a oa' %.
YPIST-CLERK-Young lady desires office
VOL york several evenings week and SUNDAYS
WOMAN, refined, older desires light house
work. care children: good home. small sal
YOUNG LADY, college graduate talmost>
fairly intelligent editorial experience
with money as object; WIN work an, any
day mornings. Evening or night work per-
fectly acceptable Pleasant speaking voice.
some dramatic background. Available i'm
RYedistsy YosS weMAN 6Sf iseE Wsahinstonisn s5aT
ices for apt. for mother and self; res: man
aeer, typist, clerk, relief PIX. HIGBIE
Box AL, B. F. Station, Wash. 4, D. c.
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. experienced, white, draft
exempt. familiar with payroll taxes, in
ventories. correspondence, once manage
ment. etc. Phone Taylor 6s92. 27'
+BOOkkEEPER, accounting g-genersl ledger,
10 years experience, executive ability;
desires permanent position; refs. draft
exempt. Box 493-H, Star. 25.
COLLEGE GRADUATE, wants work at
home evenings. How can ! help you?
Cal. TIE. 1886 after z pm. 2l.
ENGINEERING AIDE. radio and statistical
exper.. just returned from overseas, perma-
nent civil service status; transportation
furnished IL not near downtown D. c.; "A
m draft, married. Box AK. Star.
FARMER, experienced. will operate farm
with improved tenant house for salary.
HOTEL CLERK, sober, honest and reliable
Box 49S-H. Star. 22'
INTELLIGENT. capable man. glutton for
details, handle help: sober, dependable;
please make offer. Box 79-E, Star 25'
JOB WANTED-Young, ambitious married
man, l child, draft exempt, hard and
sincere worker, able to grasp quickly, &C
customed to meeting public, capable of a
responsible position. experienced in man.
aging. liquor store and gas station. also
experienced in credit and automobile
financing. also experienced as wholesale
tobacco salesman; ready Immediately fol
good, steady position, willing to work
long hours; best of references. Call Union
4o21, or Box lo4-E. Star. 2.,h
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALT.

TROPICAL FISH. aquarilTns. suppliek
Trinidad suppies. 39c pr: choice gourami.
sss9s 'Sa3A Raf' sSfpL4 s co s.'sa ssa
USIFoRMs, naval ofncer's, complete
Sardrobe height fye nsoo fiys, " Weisht one
VIOLIN, handmade; has heavy leather
case: excellent bow: cost $3.50: sacriflee
to student only, 500. Box 495-H, Star.
WASHING MACHINE, s75; Mix-Master,
sI5; opal E,s finger ring, s75; electric razor
WArEh. HEAaifiER, gas; s,year factory
wnNns WATER sf aEaTEks. 2:1 Rex, ao-y.ar gusran-
Plumber. 827 50 NV Ma 4l83. OR. 3439
so-3o-4o-5o-6 -60-75- loo-saiion capacity All
des1af' deNn payment snet s.a1s r. 70 70 ys For
informaslon Hf s,n1Mis - phone IT 1891. AMERICAN
xYIoPHoNE, Deagan. 4-octave. with case.
s175; Glockenspiel 25 bar. with sling,
S110 Call Republic .6212, KITS. 1880
6. street middle of block.
direct from ,nanufactureri steel Or sss xocd
I0-PC. MAHOGANY Duncan Phyfe suite.
| Hollywood beds, studio couches, sofa beds,
odo sofas. chest of drawers, coffee tables
| boys. nah, dressers. nah. bookcases an
LINCOLN FURNITURE CO, s07 Pa. NV.
REAL notwithstanding wooden
suit; cioche hat, size il. finest quality;
/ 3 prs. black I. Miller slippers, size 6-B,
reasonable. RE. 40S5, Ext. S11 ewes.
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HELP QQMESIIC.

sSse!k5 'Rs Tssty ahT csii So aS; Ss2 70 Sunday
band, to do some work for room. and
board; 500 a month, 2 rms. and bath:
60 COOK AND SERVING. white, $50 week;
COOK. colored, must have experience to
eO9k f0p bGuS 700 aSgr ts
COOK to prepare evening meals is wanted
COOK. coe general fHSHi housework YORK for for oficers
| hours IL to s.. no Sundays; no laundry;
S22.5 per week; references. Wo. 5552,
COOK, coiored, experienced; references and
health car card; a i've ; IN own @ r9em e5o and BATH
Ssbef Sookt nep sms house fond of chill
eFen: epan. iye in city references s25 week
Bachelors residence, west edge. Rock
Greek Park. close in, Three other servants
sr2 and Tn ner sox
cookS7sReferences required: good wages.
eeoh ee9 hcnsh ShV Cali no EN- iuaaFaz4 aa4 live In $50
G9ok. @9Sss shTE caii EN-, no so5i laundry sS' per
ored hard spdc JOB. f large family NO Special IN
ducements, adequate sal. Box 49s-E, Star
COOK AND G.H.w.; other help employed;
SlO0 month live in; city reference re-
Ss'sss $Sso'ossRs II kSD e; ssaw sse to 81 Msn sn
ref required: s,Ia Takoms ma o Park, Md; SIS
eea COOK SafT AN1 aH%. tS o'so $3.50 e'ts am to 7so
pm, Wed. and Sat; experienced, ref; re-
d working eas gafona sis and
s%y & 8 Chew aSsss Md eaH Tsua snJ
| Sundays off: $50 q week OIL. 1898
I've in; must be good cook; capable Of Of
A good permanent position for. a capable
woman won nho with beginning salary OF Sl3o mo.
eSokfNS eSa SHSt AND SS1' e.H.w.. for family with
ss} ys wees Sa oR vhs
a sDr hfper up G sms sVek
for summer. then Cook and ehw: for gen
tleman during summer months. NO. 1881
eEEassss sns sonaF Pos Pf5i time l40'
fnd smR. '9Sn'ns xn kSs NJ iepdss Suitable adS.
son for permanent job. No room for ,liv-
ing in available yet. but will be-; Salary
$50 month. No color line. Wisconsin
ALY, E mSying to SEATTLE sa april s0g4an Esnts
home in Seattle city. limits, near busline,
has large airy maids room and bath.
CIV. lovely suburban home. live in
private Ui ,s room and bath; ss5 week.
SO SO is wf.. 't Time of. RIA. sS55s. g.. p''' iA''
G.H.W., good plain cook, some laundry;
ample time of. live in. doctors home; $50
week, work bonus. 1414 Underwood
aeENEksL aotsEwoRk. plain cooking;
small family; other help EMPLOYED: live
S:45 dinner; HNr 6onk,ssPt toT%k sPt EN- EN- ssl0
/ day and Saturday. am. to q pm, $50
mo. and carfare. 1923 9th st. NV.
GE, 646s.
GIRL, colored to help in beauty salon;
steady. reliable girl desired. Cal DE.
GIRL, to live in. do general housework,
| light laundry, plain cooking. Sunday and
half day Thursday on. 6Q4 East Wood
bine St, Chevy Chase, Md. Phone OIL.
GIRL, with cooking exp. light laundry,
5-day week, 10 am. through early dim
| ner:. $50 and carfare; references. WI.
GIKL, eolored. TO. do ehan,bermaid work;
: live In; $50 month. Box 2s7-E. Star.
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FARM and GARDEN.

CRAB GRASS. Get rs control Il; eversreens
sns VIoRR %aItenanss ASnrN uppn 1sss ssvv
Chase area. Call Elk. 1923 or HO. 1851.
BEST TOPSOIL, also manure. c. W.
BRADY, out, Central ave- to Kolbes rd..
PIONEERING DOGWOOD, crab, plum,
cherry, almond and ounce ornamentals to
glorify your lawn this spring. Order today.
Call Lincoln 1890. HOWARD DOwNEY
Guaranteed nursery stock direct from
ington ?; G
CHOICE ssn o EvsEGREESs la5Es selsssGs
Bowie 3Q51.
BOxWOOD. Amer. 6x5, excellent specimen:
FL0wERs FOR EASTER, wholesale and
retail. GARRETT PARK GREENHOUSE.
Stragthmore I'd. and Keswick ST.. Garrett
SOD delivered and laid. Phone Poolesvilis
205S. or write WADE BROS, Boyds, Md
neutrality-suspicious. better. makes poor
soils good and good soils better: for greener
lawns. beautiful shrubbcry. productive Vic.
tory sardenA apply now, SIS ton. Ii. 4225.
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PERSONAL,

MILLINERY-LoUIsE cHnCOTE, custom
made hats, excellent remodeling, cleaning
and blocking. ITO F st. NV. DI. 3705.
Room 81, Loew Bldg 23s
MILLINERY, RESTYLING, BLOCKING,
cleaning, trimming; fabrics. straws, felts,
made to order; exquisite samples in stocks
VOGUE HATS, 1923 14th NV. Open eve.
24s
swISs-AMERICAN WATCHES repaired. 3
to days service; alarm clocks repaired,
work guaranteed: ELECTRICAL CENTER
AND GIFT MART, 514 10th st., between
|fERMANENT: 81: shampoo and nnser
Evening star., 1945-03-21
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL, colored, wants days work. Call
AT. $3.50.
GIRLS, colored (2). experienced. want Jobs
together, cleaning apt. for working people
LU. 06S6.
GIRLS, colored t2). restaurant waitress
kitchen, to IL pm. RE. 3165, 10 am
to / pm, 3 to pm.
LAUNDRESs, Al, desires daywork, per-
manently; SIS a day and carfare. co
MAID. colored, cook and housework, adults
wants live-in job. Hobart 1882, 1925
ST. NV.
MAID, colored, experienced, wishes full OF
part time; excellent cook and laundress;
city ,eferences. 102 Mass. ave. NV, T.
MILBURN
MAID .H.W.. small house. no cooking; 6
to 5; SIS and carfare. GE. 071S,
WOMAN, colored, wants curtains ano
laundry to do at home; sunny yard; al
work guaranteed. HO. O612.
WOMAN. colored, wants cook and genera
housework. Call 1911 L st. NV.
WOMAN. colored, wants days work; Sd
Snd ~ NTrn sarfare re- >. Cal Ho or $685. :,
IL noon. Call Atlantic 9466. 22s