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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-19

have played greater part
had they been permitted.
Judging by the announce
ments from all sides, one
pres. problem before America
is to make the people realize
that the Japanese are not a
"push-over." President Tru-
man. First Secretary Grew in
the State Department, and all
our top-fiight military men
have warned us over and over
again that there is a tough
fight ahead. We are better
than the japanese, man for
x,.an ord GUAM nnuy WE haua
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-19

IS can be offered surely constitutes
the moral Obligation OF the free
peoples Of the earth as soon IS their
victory is won. And that measure
Of recompense lies in the sssump-
ton by ell the United Nations OF
the Obligation 10 make such repsrs-
ton as Is still possible 70 the SUI
ferers. wherever they may be
found.
Rsessvsit Led Way
Seven years sse Franklin
Roosevelt was the emily chief Of
state who saw with clear vision
what the needs Of the future
would be. True humanitarian that
he was, he assumed the leader
ship In creating the Intsr-Gev-
ernmentAl Committee on Refu-
gees, which was intended to be-
csms the sheltering arm Of the
democracies for millions Of dis
tressed human beings.
After II was set Up the committee
encountered vast practical difficult
ties when II undertook 10 cope with
the tragic problem placed under
It's jurisdiction. That IL has failed
10 sccomplish any suhssanuh por'
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-19

Many scripts are written with UNI
Outstanding and Imagination. quail
ties that are extremely necessary
in depicting the commonplace
events that are their theme.
THE GUIDING LIGHT. whose
plot is too complicated TO relate
here, is my favorite. The characters
are well -drawn and the action not
TOO slow-moving. At present, a
legal battle over the custody OF q
child is in progress. Any woman
who has been faced with readjust-
ment after divorce would profit by
hearing how the problem is
handled on the Guiding Light
Monday thru Friday. NBC. Z pm.
EWT)
THE LIGHT or THE WORLD Is
the day 10 day story Of the Holy
Bible. Even though some OF the
most familiar Bible stories are dis
torted beyond proportion by ex-
cessive romsrNcizins on the part
81 the script writers, one can still
learn great deal OF biblical his
tory by following this serial. II Ia
quite evident that its writers and
producers DO Q lot Of research work
in preparing the story. monday
thru Friday. NBC. 1915 am. EWT9
TODAY'S CHILDREN is another
serial that deserves honorable men,
ton. II has rs one Of its themes the
readjustment to civilian life Of .
returned war veteran who has lost
his sight. The revelation Of methods
that are actually being used today
10 aid veterans 10 live normal lives
in spite Of handicaps is worth AZ
teen minutes Of anyone's day.
Monday thru Friday. AIS Pm.
EWT)
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-19
TOuch-

Nobody loves soap opera! At
least. no one admits II. However.
I tmartyr tina: ami cry out in
defense of the daily "meller-
drsmmer." Unquesiionably, they
serve as a definite diversion in the
Unvaricd routine OF the housewives
humdrum existence. Maybe they
are a little on the sob-sister side.
Heavens knows that Mrs. America
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-19
NOT like A DOE
(Reprinted from Tims)

(KepTnteU fTOn TIWeJ
Stars and Stripes turned angry soldiers on "the
psychoneurosis fad which Is sweeping the country and
which based on belief that every returning veteran is
maladjusted
said the CTS newspaper Of home front goings-on:
Every screwbal with thick lenses and long haircut
Is setting up shop expert the returning veteran
II your wife sweetheart behind good solid oak
table when you finally bounding In the front door,
don't say didn't warn you
Many man. and Stripes agreed will be real psy-
choneuroc casualties in need OF scientific treatment but
for the great majority:
I'VE will be happy to sit in front OF our fireplaces and
let our and sweethears) fetch us Od-Fashioneds
and fried chicken But not please God, with the look
OF trapped and frightened doe waiting for the blow to
fall"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-19

needs "a concentrate on someone
else's problems. for a change.
The more progressive radio
serials keep her posted on current
events. the OPA whim Of the week.
politics. new trends in cures for
housemaid's knee. etc. etc. etc.
There are. Of course. any number
Of the quarter-hour dramas whose
sweetness and light nauseate even
me. Others are well-written. how
ever. and equally well produced.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-19
Dix

A few winters ago. Sinclair
Lewis, Walter winehell. Al Jol-
son. Abel Green. and Chico
Marx ell occupied rooms on the
same hoor OF the rarleton. The
other guests gave up their
cabsnss and congrsgated in the
lobby 10 watch the celebrities
70 In and out. -. Jacobs son
took sick one night and q POM
pous Miami specialist was sum-
moned: Sonny boy" he began
lin Difference 10 Jolson), I'VE
have been stufing too much
candy into our little tummy. We
will have to diet" "Aw shucks."
said the precoeious younsster.
What color" -.
Bennett Cert in SRI
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-19
THE WEEKLY DIGEST
The POD'UM WAS A CREAM

warn him that there was ~ns op.
portunity for q Negro In that
field"
Not for a Negro as a Negro. per-
haps." replied Dixon. but for .
conductor who is a really artistic
and skilled craftsman there will
always be an opportunity"
And that Is the story Of Dean
Dixon. musical pioneer, recognized
conductor, a progressive in musical
art and incidentally q Negro.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-19
BY SUMNER WELLES
(Excsypts from, The Nationl

The tragic decades through which have just passed
constitute the blacklist period OF modern history Little
by little We have seen vanish almost every OF those
standards OF international conduct and Of humane cviza
ton which had gradually been built up during preceding
centuries We have the entire face OF the earth burst
into the mghtiest conhasraton that peoples have
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-19

merely Hitler
robots?) should
be prolonged in
order to accom-
plish q desired
improvement In
democratic con-
ce pit On the
part Of our own
government.
1t Is m ore
appropriate to
say that the ex-
pertinent in the
use Of Negro
folders in
mixed infantry
units was be-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-19
BINGO!

The following ID appears every
Sunday In che Norwich. Cenneeti-
cut Record: "BIN0O. Immaculate
Conception sehesI, Westerly. 4. l.,
Every Monday. 500"
The Nation
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-19

A Ii EYES and all energies are now turned
"A toward Japan. The knockout blow has been
given to Nazi Germany. The job now is to
deliver the same blow to the Japanese-and
quickly. In Europe our Negro soldiers played
their part IN achieving victory, and they would
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-19
Unwsdding
Announcement

In Dissmingtsa. Ind. csanty
Clerk Isrt Barter grew tiss1 q
ssss siimsny gstherins aust IN Ais
safe. sAvsstiss1 fse ~ divsesss
v Gene asl Dtch h -. ohs seps
promptly. explained. Z lI1at
knew 70 bssa livssssl-
-Timo
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-19


Despite the loud acclaim for the
accomplishments and performances
OF these mixed units. the army still
considers it an experiment
AS A RESULT. there II little
likelihood that the practice viii
be transferred to the operations
in the Pacific. Despite our "sradu-
alton from the first grade" in Eu-
rope. we will have to begin In the
kindergarten in the Pacific.
That. of course. is extremely un.
fortunate. While the war in the Pa.
cific Is not a race war, II n being
fought in the land Of colored peo-
pies. Both our enemy and our al
lies are colored. Among q few Of
our allies or sympathizers are the
Burmese, Chinese, Filipinos, Indi-
ans, Indonesans. Javanese, xora-
ans, and Sismese.
OF COURSE, most Of them are
colonial, dependent peoples. who
like the mass Of American Negroes
have been denied full Sdueafional
opportunities, adeQusta pay for
their labors,. and opportunities to
develop Industry and omnao . H.
nancial structure ef their OWn.
Maybe right now. - tai ve do
not have 10 impress them much.
But there are some military men
who have fought against the Japa-
nese who look for q long. hard
war. They have seen the Jap teeh-
niQue. They know that the Jan
does not surrender in large groups
as did the Germans They know
that to kill of the approximately
1000, 900 Jap troops yet to b faced.
the cost in American lives will b
great They know that storming
the Jap mainland will BE- no picnic
because they have seen Il cost IL.
most 10000 American lives 10 take
the lo-mile square island Of Two
Jima u-8th the size OF Washing.
ton, D. c. even after our planes
and ships had all but sink the Lite
hunk Of land.
IN SUCH A FIGHT, despite our
power and strength, we viii learn
all over again as we did in Europe,
that segregation is not militarily
practical The problem Of replace.
ments will plague our armies again
and again. Eventually. we will
"condescend" to use white and Ne.
gro troops in the same units--as
another experiment
Isn't Il tragic that . nstien
which can soar 70 such pima
cles Of democracy ~ - eleeN -
Its highest office one President
wha was . rsil-splittef and IN.
other who was . farmer 90 An
unsuccessful haberdasher, sAeuld
yet held tenseieusly 70 Archaic
customs Of racial separates?
Isn't it tragic that q nation which
is so humane that IL 10 willing to
tighten its own belt while 10 feeds
the starving millions throuRhout
the world. should risk the lives OF
q few more Of its Towering man.
hood In stubborn refusal to break
with patterns Of racial segre gationr
Isn't II foolish for q nation to pre-
sumo that il can lead In the co.
luton Of the problems Of the world
where three-fourths Of the peo-
pie are eolored-snd yet be un-
willing or unable 20 solve its own
race problems" where only one.
tenth Of its people are colorsd.
And isn't il one OF the marvels
OF history and civilization that the
Negroes who are the butt Of these
illogical prejudicss, separations,
and determinations. still love
America. IS do! II 10 because Of
what America can bot what We
hope to help her be-truly the land
OF the FREE and the homo Of the
brave.
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Women's
Home Companion

In Londsn, . physician wrote .
letter 70 the Eugenies Review.
complained that the reason there
were now fewer babies In English
homes was because 81 the anti
social effects 81 genuine eempsn-
icnship between husband and
wife
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-19
UN-C0vERINe
WASHINGTON
Dy HARRY 5. MeAlplN
White House correspeaaens
(1eleased Thtou.h the Attanaa
Daily World BY NNRA)

The war in Europe did not end
too soon! No one would be % in
human as to intimate that the kill
ing Of human being by human be-
ing Cor were the German soldiers
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IN Chtss, D Chinese 1le11os1
CsrVs snsss eassisss1 - Army
in1ustiea - weosa. ~ tAee
while bic asogh1ss - - -
sssvies she hsl Ieasne1 - Oone-
fsstuFs hpsotsh 60 g 0essuse-
shfe0e 90 vaeennA -
Evening star., 1945-10-05
HELP MEN tcent.,

AIRPLANE and ensine mechanics and ap-
prentice mechanics; permanent position,
ssrviesms1 en- Sppg HAsTERa s.Sif AikLfNEs e Is
Hansar No. !, Washington National Air
ATTENTION, RETURNING VETERANS
Opportunity for right man between 80 and
80 years of age, with some experience in
hotel Or restaurant business, to act as resi-
club, preferably married, i've en- premises;
must have good references and Be- bond.
able; exesIien n. salary plus bonus. Apply
KaTIoss Gss9 1xs ssep. s4 s9ga aoun,
man, perhaps ex-seryice, who likes to
keep busy; duties. wrapping packages for
graph. mimeosraph. folding and mailing
machines; S35 week to start. Apply
l12S 18th st. NV.
AIRLINES, permanent positions, chances
me men. in service department: interview,
Monday through Friday. RIM. 240 Admins.
tration Bldg. WASHINGTON NATIONAL
FAIRFAX VILLAGE APARTMENTS W,
have opening for 5th-class steam engineer
excellent opportunity Tor returning vet.
Job with scoa vorking conditions and nics
with knowlcfge of oil burners and low,
FAIRFAX village APARTMENTS. FR
$3.50, or apply in person at 2001 3Stf
EASTERN AIRLINEs-permanent posi-
tions, excellent opportunities, available u
ex.seryicemen. In operations department.
240 Administration Bldg, WASHINGTON
NATIONAL AIRPORT
HAVE you WANTED TO MANAGE bust
ness?IsA local paint and walipaper com
| established area. This presents an unusua
opportunity for yon 70 operate a store wia
| complete responsibility fpractically you
| own busiEess). Attractive salary. profit
! sharing arrangements. Give complete in
and wallpaper ,exper. and salary desired
9n interview will be arranged. CONGRESS
| WALLPAPER g. PAINT CO., 1114 9th 81
n.y., washington; sI T 2, ..,s
to help with property manasement: ,exI
car; excellent opportunity for any on
interested in learning real estate business
| salary, car expense anC an opportunity I
earn commission through sales. Box 220-'
OLD LINE LIFE INSURANCE company ha
sSs on as ey debit
essary. CaI RE. 6l61. MR.. scHoEN
BACHLER. before 4 p m. GIL. 453S afte
! 4 pm. nr sunday.
WANTED-Young graduate in chemistry {
chemical engineering. preferably ex-ser,
| iceman who is interested in going into sale
| engineering with Cne of the Oldest an
| best-established manufacturers of indus
/ trial equipment for chemical plants, o
| perience necessary but good theoretici
| background of chemistry and chemical er
| gineering essential; excellent. permaner
future; location Philadelphia area: rep
/ Philadelphia. giving age, training. degrt
and salary expected. Box 49o-X, Star.
Evening star., 1945-10-05
HELP MEN and WOMEN

ALTERATION oPERAToRs and sewers,
training will be given on the job; perms-
psn RHs'Sn Once fu and Or ooT THE Hs
caspY ca 6 coGNTER q 11h CLERKS. pleasant we'll
ABBY OF at any pRua
STORE or employment ONCE, II P st. ne.
CAsHIERs for fall,sims work 9r Part Part time time
urday., All items in store are plainly
marked. recurring no memory WORK. We
can teach you how to use the cash reg
mate nation sUa desk. Sci GIANT ET0f PooD sfoREs. s45
e1sasRses5S eIssR GoUNfrE f. CLERKS pleasant WELL
@ promesion. ' , Apply d at al, any PEOPLES pRue
co1NTER Count n 91ses caaRKs Tor o fuli.tim. work s or
part-time work. every Friday evening and
all day Saturday. Duties consist of choice
luncheon items. or steaks. chops and
roasts: customer selects from case. you
simply weish, it and price marx. Pleas
ed. If you have never used q computing
scale we will teach you how in less than
o1 sous roRp ans, us s.densSsrs sssk rd
small poultry farm in nearby Nd; good
sasss ss'Fsf ca re- 1891 mus, hnse
CoUPLE, no children; sober. honest, man
woman to work in house Good salary.
new tenant house. all modern conveniences
bring best OF references. Phone Rock
TD'IItssHWAsiaERs. DIS male or female. and por-
tiers: no experience needed: good pay; va
satl0p yh gsy s ss9Osr mToss gsfs Apply
pIoymenI pRs rlhS Once H0 St. iosh ne. OF az s"
DRUG CLERKS. experience desirable, but
mo, Sod rass0n witt
PPEHcpLEs DRUG STORE or at at employ
nent Fenn o.ss; sNn Fo,sTx1H e S's CLERKS 1s .,
| over: experience not necessary. as We will
train YOU; coed pay while learning; Ini Uni.
terms sni sgd psa Toks re- or App
ISqERIoR n,1zmsn, 'fSs SkcoRsroRs 8 Sc exDer i'm
fda ss eos SDenlRo6s ASpg 2e
SANiToR Has Or couple Couple for nuIaail smal apartment
ouasts4s on NO h sh4en i ea snts ssr saasy g.
JAPANESE COUPLE for cook and house
upstairs private room and bath. oE
KITCHEN i1;ia Hen HELP. colored: wages room an,
ca FRxTfRSTY S9T91nF wa a5ss
NIGHT CLERK with knowledge of PIX
perm. position. good salary: Apply ofae
saok 32s fTEks waNEp as
preferred but not necessary; salary an
| commission, excellent WORKING conoltlons
e sth doer THE DPPzL PHLAs RoYsH
l1th and G SITS NV
WAREHOUSE HELP. full or part time; per
manent positions with pleasant surround
| ings and excellent salary: chance for ad
yancement;. immediate openings in tn
| following departments: Markets, geners
/ warehouse. shipping clerk, checkers, pack
| ers and other help: experience not neces
| sary. Apply THE PALAIS ROYAL. EN-
ployment ONCE, 9th floor, 11th and G st,
NV, or 1st and Pierce sts ne
WRAPPERS AND NsPECToRS-Traini
will be given on the lob, full time, perma
nsnt positions post -.,Ap Apply personnel once 2
WELL-KNOWN Washington shoe store
opening new Juvenile shoe department, re
buying: permanent position; excellent sal
AIRY: references required; replies confden
! tial Box 3T3-v. Star
Evening star., 1945-10-05
HELP WOMEN.
.ES SALESLADY

ACCESSORIES SALESLADY - Attractive
hish school education, to learn to sell
nent position: pleasant werking eonditi9ns
Apply MI. Slegel, HAHN sHCE stone
AccoGNTs Acc . r PAYABLE CLERK. with som.
bookkeeping experience. pleasant working
s1&sd xSRd Co. aHa5 aeolss
AccoUNrs ACC PAYABLE CLERK. an excel
interested in office work: some tipping re-
buried permanent position in fast-grow-
ing organization; pleasant conditions with
9onNc atsEssrye Msss sHop Tss Apply 81 THE
ADJUSTMENT OFFICE CLERK, expert
enced preferred but will consider mex
ssn ens wAsHNsroN wSnH ss ssFn AReS
ADvkRE1siNG a6X1 i si "A ASSISTANT layout artist
with an alert department store; knowiedge
Of fashion and home furnishings layouts is
ns saa5y soSd hours
sastion. 0as AnRes. srd ,oor. 'Ef{iPA THE PALafs
F3yAk 1h,h anS are, s1s ER1nxy. 70,
sition that ofiers % fne opportunits or to sirl pH
interested in learning the ins and outs
OF advertising; prefer some one with year
or two two Of college or smart high-schoel 90
sb9ERTIsIsG sb2E fTI2ses de sns and
sss a1s't o fof
srexing si = arm, m ELEcTR1c EouIPMEN1
e1TEkaa1os eG kta ossTnis ave work
a
once. thoroushly experienced hands to
manent work. with sood pay and good
See mrs yeSnson eSnasr {sh oor. ~GasfIs 9RLE
ssHffFkRTioN sP HaNps s. drsssmskinr Ores studio
teration hands; beautiful. light workroom;
steady jobs; wages definitely above the
average. Call Ex. 1903 after 10 am. for
APPOiNTMENr ap.iSOdsi.Iias CLERK. beauty salon
Apply beauty salon. 9Th floor, JELLEFFS
APPoiNTMENT ai1so,nSTTS f. Clerk for b.aut, salon
rouneings Apply Esrsonnel office. End
Assn TS FEET pfETTrSN n ST small sub
n0Seisa sSperVs. Espeei.id3st Kitchen: complets @
estsa ss.ry desired apsn cs sIsfR sR ra%Rfs %
LIAMs. Oh. 800. Ext. 81. for appoint.
RESISTANT HOSTESS, pleasant personal
ity and appearance, settled, work am
to IL am. 5 days q week and 8 hours
ros any % Tiss sRohns AsRy MEs 1hn Hafs' TO dnn 1aes
ASSISTANT KITCHEN SUPERVISORS with
home economics background, immediats
opening; Apply employment once, s.N
8 daily. 1880 to 8 THURSDAYS.
sooS pag zpp isssds Goe hos
2ahs aauh6s1fohs Sta s AssSisrANr with .lisht knoxl
edge Of tipping. Apply MANAGER, the SHER-
ATOM HOTEL. 18th and Z sts., NV,
BAKERY SALESLADY, experienced pre-.
ferred. Apply BERKOWITz BALTIMORE
BAKERY. $500 Ga. ave. NV. ia, 1920.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, highest salary and
commission: excellent opportunities. Tele-
BEAuTY oPERAToR-Renned and expe-
rienced operator wanted. Good salary and
commission RENE'S. 1919 Conn. ave.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, Immediate opening
Apply employment once. 9th floor. WOOD
WARD q LOTHROP. $50 to 9 .. m. daily
1890 to 8 Thursdays.
BEAUTY OPERATORS (5, wanted imme-
mission. mission HEHNRf & kooBERT. 1897 K st
NV and 2645 Connecticut ave. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATORS-Fuii or patt time
salary and 50ss, commissicn beautiful, sir;
conditioned salon. HEADS BkIHE6Ol
BRANCH 724S wis. ave. OF. 1915.
Evening star., 1945-10-05

DELIVERY MEN, colored, for liquor store:
over 81; we furnish bicycles; GOOD salaries.
1913 Columbia rd. NV. AID. 1889.
DELIVERY MAN for automobile parts
dept. must have D. G; operators permit
BEL b2EivEaY ilS2 Man sS 81 On BOY, white or col.
ored, deliver groceries. make himself use
DELIVERY SUPERINTENDENT, must be
familiar with package delivery and furni-
ture delivery for Washington area. Write
qualifications and salary expected to Box
DENTAI IisiTi MECHANIC in privat. once; yul.
canite and scrylic; no drunks. Telephone
DENTAL rECHNICIAN. experienced. Ap.
ply DR.. s. s. JAFFE, 1914 18th st. NV.
E DENTAL x-RAY TEcHNICIAN. state ex.
2erienee and salary expected. Box 127-
DINING ROOM ATTENDANTS, white, in
new cafeteria: 5-day week; outstanding
working conditions in attractive surround
ings; above average salaries with bonus and
policy OF promotion offers excellent chance
for Advancement. Apply to Mr.. Wilcox at
W. p. MCFARLAND g. CO., INC, 1101
Wilson blvd. Arlington, Va.
DISHWASHERS, colored: top wages, meals
included; hiRh-class restaurant. See Mr.
Wilson. oDoNNELL's SEA GRILL 1921
bIssaHIRRiznsHEk. 81 Washes eelored, for downtown
SsrTi psGa Co. n 18Th snd l..
DisHwAsHER. eolored. exp; good salary
2 pleasant WORKING eYnditi0ns. so7 p. ave ave
Evening star., 1945-10-05

CONTINUED on Next Psss.l
Evening star., 1945-10-05

Mr. SGffas Nay sSGs
7 YARDMAN RI Nan AND PORTER, d.ywork. of on
SUNDAY, good WORKING 1 % %sonditions Apply
YisoSuNG MAN. real estate once. BOSS q
PaTtR P6UNG Man * st; Wore ~ On sod. fountain
opoasElL, bssssS sfa PHARMAcY; Arr &c, siae s7ss.
YOUNG MAN. white. 1924 yrs. of age,
roundings, excellent salary; permanent.
YOUNG Man; white; delivery and ware
permit REQUIRED; 5-day week, 40 hrs;
HSp0SsS 81 PoaT ET II sEMoUss Co. fssi i4th
YioUNG MAN, Is to IS, with drug or liquor
nosf,on ssoIf sns SO sna sSm ps
YOUNG MAN to learn lightinE fixture
e.I e9ItuaiiE aHpp11 1pe1 e sIIATI1c saa EScTR
YOUNG MAN. experienced in window dis
play: permanent position: good salary
sRH sRPHls sssynsnf Royn ts ass and eh .ts oSr sx THE
YOUNG MAN for shopwork; permanent
interesting; S26, 40 hrs. 1918 Mount
pt5SHs 9oYSe i Man as 70 learn ice cream making
YOUNG MAN, who wants 70 learn the
pluIioluB Guu uSatiHk tIAQSs IluG OppOIbu-
nifty; good pay to start EUGENE B.
GINGELL.. 7542 GeorEetown rd., Bethesda.
Call WI. 2022 OF WI. 6274.
YOUNG MEN. free to travel in yirginis
Room 424, III 14th st. NV
| YOUNG MAN with drivers permit for worl
| in store, full or part time; rood pay. Apply
slp YouNG as1a NEW. n we h.v. openings Tor youns
men, either experienced or inexperienced
! in cooperative poultry and esq marketing
Supervised training program for those in.
terested IN iearninE. Resl opportunity fol
| YOUNG MAN, 20 to so; excellent oppor.
tunity for the right person to advance with
| nationally known conservation organiza.
ton; prefer. man with experience In
shipping and purchasing dept. work; giye
| all pertinent information ebout yoursel,
in your reply. Box 234-v. Star.
ter your WORKING. conditions; are you look
/ ing for good future We viii train you
| IS srocery clerks or meat clerks, with sal.
sTTy sTy q SO & e Start al Apply eAlRLIEaToN
| linaton, Va. Take bus at 9Th and Penna
ave. marked Parkfairfax-Fairling
Market, 10 minutes from Washingtou.