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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-06-25
SOUTH AFRICA SAYS NO
AFRICAN ARMY

London CAMP The British
government this week received .
warning from tho new admins
trRtiUn in South Africa that II did
not want any native African
troops. This has been interpreted
as meaning that South Africa IL
against the reported British aim
10 raise an African army 10 70.
place the indian army.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-06-25

A movement has started In
which the clubs Of 80. Paul are
banding together 20 petition the
courts Of Ramsey county 90 net
more rigid sentences for crimes
committed, II seems the courts
have been too iehient with Grim
inai offenders In knitting and cut
ting scrRpes. Justice should be
done with all
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-06-25

Lovely Jean Marie Hyde grad.
uated from the University OF Wis
conSin on Saturday, June 10. Mag
ma Cum Laude. Miss Hyde
maiored in German and is hoping
TO teach at Howard University
this fall, She Is the daughter OF
Mrs. c. I. Cooper Of Washington,
d. C., and Mr.. william NJ. Hyde
Of 81. Paul.
In September Of this year. Miss
Hyde will become the bride Of
DIR. william G. Lotion, Jr., Of
Washington, ID. c., q member Of
the staff Of Freedman's hospital.
Mr., and Mrs. c. I. Cooper, DR.
William q. Lotion, Jr., and Miss
Hyde left for Washington by mo-
tor Tuesday morning. June ~,
after q short visit in ST Paul.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-06-25
st. James AME Church Historic
Minneapolis Congregation Burns
Mortgage Sunday; Three Services

St James A.ME. church, oldest
Minneapolis Negro congregation,
3l4-l5,h Ave So. In holding three
special services Sunday 90 cole-
brRte the burning Of lis mortgage
A. the regular morning wor.
ship Rev Edward Thomas, pas
tor, will preach,
Prominent civic figures will
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-06-25
Elks Prepare TO
Entertain Visitors

Plans Of Minneapolis Elks "a
entertain the Midwest Elks As,
ISOLATION convention July 4 20
Inclusive are rapidly being com.
plsted according 20 chairman
Reuben Warren Of the Anea
Lodge general committee on ar
fragments.
ElkH and visitors from eight
Midwestern states totallinE from
900 10 800 persons are expected
A full program Of the eOnvsn-
ton will be announced next week
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-06-25
WOmen's Day mt
Bethesda Brings
Gospel Travellers

The Great Gospel Travellers Of
Pilgrim Baptis. church, 50. Paul,
and Ernest Covihgton. tenor. ii
~. James A.ME. church. 81 Paul.
will be- presented at the annual
Womrn'S day program NJ BslhsS.
da Baptist church. Minneapolis,
Sunday. June n, 81 4 pm,
DeSaie Gresham, group captain,
will give several dramatic read
inRs, Mrs. Jerome 4. Tats IL chair.
man 81 the days activities
Full capacity attendance Ia en-.
pectRd, For best seats, the com
mittss suggests that those plan.
ming 20 attend, come early Rev.
Jerome y. Tate IL pastor,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-06-25
Exalted Rulers
Council Names
David williams

Past Exalted Rulers Council Of
Minnesota No. 81. elected David
Williams Of 81. Paul, chief RntlsT
Friday night al It's ssmi-Snnual
election 81 Officers.
Other OfflceTs elected were Lee
TuTpin. right antlsr. Tom Gal.
breath. left Rntisr; Charles J.
smith, first srFibs. Leon lewis,
Second scribe. J. w. ClsmmOna,
bursar: William White, inner
guard: Louis Whi,IOck. tilsr.
Chief sntlsr Williams wss elect
ed delegate 10 the Eiks national
convention In Cincinnati.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-06-25
MRS. SAMUEL REED
NAMED PRESIDENT

Mrs. Samuel Reed, al 81 An.
tbony Ave, was elected prsSldent
u the auxiliary 20 Atiu0ks Brooks
Post No. O0s. American Legion. at
the annual meeting held In the
h0FBs Of Mrs. Euhlcs Lewis. ~
iRlshaTt Ave.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-06-25
Pull summer Schedule
Planned nj Halle Brown

Tho Halle q. Brown eommunl-
~ hIISs has planned q full sum
msF schedule for al age groups.
The fun schedule will start June
~ and last until Aug -. Children
from q 10 - years will start daily
~ . am, and . Riddle camp ID
planned for children ~ o years
old.
SWims and playground pro.
grams will be held every WednHs.
day at PhslAn park and On out.
ing 10 = different place every ri.
day FOr teen ayers and adults,
book ciubs. interior decoration,
outings. folk dancing and outdoor
movies have been arranged
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-06-25
Mrs. Mae Lark
Again Elected

The Como Temple. No. iaa,
Daughter ElkS. held an election
Of officers on June 10. by district
deputy, daughter LeEar Howard.
officcrs are: daughter ruler, Mae
Lark. for fourth term: vice
daughter ruler. Anna ScroRRina,
fourth term; assistant daughter
ruler, Brittanyear Wright; chap
lain, Roxie Anderson; escort,
Mary Props; doorkeeper. Annse-
Meta Runner; gAtekeeper. Title
Daniels.
Delegates 10 the Grand lodge
convention are Mae Lark and al
ternate, Buelah Jones. Delegates
90 the Midwest association con.
vcntion are Mae Lark and Anna
ScrogRins.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-06-25

speak briefly Among them will be
DIR W. d Brown, J. r Wardlaw,
William seabron and Cecil New.
man.
The public IL cordially invited
by historic ~. James 90 come out
and help them celebrate the 90.
CAKion.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-06-25
John Simmons
Heads Fight for
State FEPC

Rev, John q. Simmons was
elected Chairman 81 the Mime.
sofa Council for Fair Employment
Practice Rt the organiEallon'u an.
nuAl meeting held In the Mayors
Reception Room, Minneapolis. on
Monday evening. June ~.
In his message Of acceptance.
Mr., Simmons called for tho active
and vigorous support ~ all the
organizations and individuals In
the State who are opposed 10
discrimination in employment.
lie urged that the organization
should ultimately broaden IL
objective and set ~ . goal the
enactment Of the full legislative
program recommended by the
non partisan committee on Civil
Rights which recently submitted
liz report to President Truman.
Officlal representatives Of over
thirty organizations who have
gone on record In favor ~ Fair
Employment Practice Legislation
were In attendance II the meet.
ing u was urged that al 0f
those who want 30 see q State
Faif Employment Practice Law
enacted next year should work ~
have the organizations 10 which
they belong ofFlcially endorse Such
legislation and appoint q repre-.
sentative "a serve on the Mime.
sofa Council.
In an informal talk al the meet.
ing. Mayor Hubert II. Humphrey
Of Minneapolis emphasized the
importance Of beginning nov 10
get candidates for the State Leg.
islatuFs and for The national Con.
Rrsss committed, In advance ~
their election, 10 work for the
passage u Pair Employment Prar.
ties Legislation.
The nsw Chairman has been an
active member 0f the Councils
Advisory Committee for the pest
year. lie IL also 3 past President
Of the Minneapolis Protestant
Ministers Association. IL Chair.
man of the HOrthslds Community
Council and 10 . member Of the
Board Of directors Of the Mime
spoIIs Urban League.
Other Offlesrs slscted for The
coming year are FiTst Vice Chair.
man, Curtis c. chivsFs, who h
setivs In The NAAcP and adver.
Using Manager d The Minneapolis
Spokesman and 81 Paul RS.
coFdsr: Ind Vice Chairman, Issrnu
shiJo, past President Of tbs
United Citizens League: sscTs-
tary, Hubert A Sehon, past Pres
dent d the Ststs ave and ths
Reserve onlcsTs Association and
now Executive Secretary Of ths
United Labor COMMITTEES Tor Hu.
man Rights; Assistant Secretary,
Miss Phyllis NeAIlistsT. instruc.
Tor IN EeOn0snies 81 the C0ilsgs
u s. Catherine IN g. Ps1l. Jonas
q. BehwsTtE was reelected Treas
ursr s0d Rodney jacobsen Of ths
State Go ana Frank D. MarEi-
tsill Of tbs Btsts AL were
slsctsd - mSmbsrs-st large o.
The Exset1tivs Board.
George NJ Jensen Ssnt his
GTsstineS 10 nsmbsFS present sad
his regrets ~ having 10 decline .
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-06-25

Committee Of the Vermont Plan
will hold ia final meeting Friday,
June 20. Rt ~ o'clock Rt the YIN.
CA. Mr., Wsrdlaw. the publicity
chairman. ID very anxious 70 have
all those who are on the commit
te. II the msstinE In order that
Anal arrangements for the plan
car be made.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-06-25

have Joined the guard before
the bill gees Into eject,
Hundreds Of young white men
In Minnesota and throughout the
country are joining the guard.
Negro youths are being unconati.
tutlonally barred by Adminlstra-
tive edict.
The Minnesota guard has an.
nouncpd that IL quota % 1000
men will soon he filled and Min
neaota Negro youths who are un-
lawfully barred face \ pFedica.
msni
several Twin City Negro
and white leaders met Wed.
Resday 10 consider the HilHa-
tlan.
The Brooks Atiucka Post No
900 Of the American Legion Of
&C. Paul urged Negro youths 20
attempt 20 join the guard,
In a letter 10 Cecil Newman,
editor II the Spokesman and re.
corder papers the post said,
I'VE are al Q critical point
In our hGht 60 gain lntegra-
tlan 81 Negroes Into the Mia
nesola National Guard.
80 h provided In the drAft
bill Just passed by CongFWus
that young R1en between the
ages u IN and 10 who serve
In the National Guard are on.
empt from the draft. On June
~, Attacks Brooks Post en-.
trOduued q resolution which
was unanimously passed a
the Fourth American district
convention calling Tor Into.
grafton 81 Negroes Into tho
Minnesota Guard.
"fl0VeFR0F Lutheg YennR-
dahl. said nj . press eoaieF-
eaes In PhllAdslphia, Monday
mlEht. Yea know I'm going
10 iAteGTats Negroes Into the
Nallaanl Guard In Minnesota
BY executive aFdsg.'
Veterans 0f this post,
therefore. urge all young men
between the ages % 10 10 aS
% eRIlst immediately In our
democratic Minnesota NalI0a-
~ Guard. do 10 y0RR LEGAL
armsTy Row--the Guard n
rapidly being Alied 20 ita
BiAHimHm strength.
eve hope al elder people
who read this win urge young
men % draft age 10 take this
step. 10 cur Negro youth In
Minnesota will serve In q n0n-
segregated National Guard"
The letter was under tho sigma
tuTs Of n. Ransom Coins. publ.
city ofilreT 0f the post
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-06-25

FmNeu NOW1
Property owners and residents
on Rondo Ave. between Dale and
Lexington st.. have drawn up Q
petition expressing q desire 20
see that particular part Of Rondo
paved. Grading and oiiinE of the
streets has incurred damage 10
personal property, due 10 the I'm
finished condition Of the street
Paving Of the street would add
10 the taxes but In time would
be- worth the additional amount,
which the petitioners realize.
Those interested In placing
their signatures on the petition
are asked 20 contact George
Brooks. Funeral Home, DA. 3e9i ,
Alfred williams, FL. 0Is2 or Lor
ena Suihern, DA. 24BI.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-06-25
Minnesota Draft Age Negro
Youth Barred from EnIistins
in State National Guard
LEGION POST URGES YOUTH To
ENI lST IN

ENIlST IN NATIONAL. GUARD
The plight Of Negro youth who enlist in the Min
National Guard keep Of southern draft camps
bold relief Monday when Minneapolis youths
and several ST. Paul youths refused admission 20 the
guard by recruiting officers,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-06-25
Architects Firm
Employs "U" Grad
Albert ScipiO

A University of Minnesota en-.
cheering school graduate, Albert
ScipIo was employed rs q struc.
tuFnl anai.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-06-25

NNANA N"AR
neeF, Mon
day by
Long and
Tho 2 q o n
Inc ofMin-
neap
one Of tho
outsian d I.
ing archi-
tect u 2 q I
arms In tho
county.
Mr.. Sci.
pio, eSi g.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-06-25

nomination a. q member Of the
Executive Board. lie said he felt
he could work more effectively
for the passage 81 both State and
Federal Legislation BY tsstifinG for
II - On employer and ~ Chair.
man Of the Minneapolis Fair I'm.
pl1yInsnt Practice Commission.
Tfs retiring Chairman, Mrs.
Wilbur A. williams, announced
Inst msnbsFs Of ths Executive
Board who win be carried over
from The previous year include
Mr.. Raymond W. Cannon, who 10
serving . Chairman Of . commit
tee 70 poli the candidates for the
State Legislature and the national
Congress on their position On
YEPc, and Albert Allen. Jr. who
10 Chairman Of o committee 20
enlist he setIvs support Of labor
organizations. Mr.. 3. Edward
Hall and Mr.. George Mann con
tin1s on ths Executive Board -
Representatives Of ths 4th Con.
grsssl0nAl District
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-06-25

Best way 70 help svoid . de-
preston; buy and asys U. s. Saw.
Ing Bonds.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-06-25

Ass<ss: DepsFtnent a Puhsss
wortN BureaEs q Puhlic NuEs-
lng and Puhlhc welfare Do nss
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-06-25
BUILDING FOR SELF

Let not him who ls housClcsS pull
down the house Of another, but le, him
work diligently and build one for him.
self. thus by example assuring that his
own shall be safe from violence when
built--Abraham Lincoln.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-06-25

The house. the builder. the bread, the
hope, the labor and the security. are not
parts in q quarrel but equal elements
in the creative enterprise Of Americans.
And ne who does not guard his fellows
security is diligently engaged only in
destruction OF his own. Jonathan
Daniels.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-06-25
Public Facilities

Assets: Seven Of eight restau-
rants surveyed served everybody.
Liabilities: One of the eight
restaurants refused 20 serve Ne.
groes; four gave over-rapid serv-
ice and restaurant employees
showed annoyance.
Evening star., 1948-10-05
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

e9HFIs snd vhss sss ss WORK m on arm
SI5o month if capable; no drinking.
CoMPANioN, ,sood home in best NV.
msn Sssl s. So seed mo BE- s1s & $751; s elderly
not necessary: good working conditions;
with pay ABBY 1G PEoPIss pR1a
STORES, employment office, n p ST. ne.
FARM COUPLE, white. must be industrious
and M toe,.r sober; man Tor outside work wife wife
dass RoaFvs X ma2 5s hSuss Re 7eS an week
work in new automatic car wash: salary
4RRlS M Hs"SSa %asH fAtHsr Rs
hwy. Silver Spring, Md. -.s
3 e s.s9y tS5 esS5'h s5 in ms ehsyE fRass
quarters. white married couple preferred
g9T gYP1sT: s1-z 4oshour ssou week. permanent posi-
ton; salary. $4,000 a year; viii consider
a handicapped person. GARR1soN's,
NV NV ! Is $ RE Z TINE to earn $50 to S 81 $55
aPPoR4%SI4fs EGts e GafohE to as se Hech
you YOU earn IN the following depts: Ready
to wear, accessories, chlldrenS deptS.,
home furnishings, corsetieres-exper: You
can enjoy our 5-day. 4O-hour week with
nonselling openings are also available
for. clericals. typists, stenographers,
cashiers, comptometer operators, seam
stresses wrappers. and checkers. Stop in
and have friendly chat with one of our
friendly personnel reps. any time between
the the Hecht Co. is a great place to shop
and a greater place to work Employment
office 3rd f., THE HECHT CO.. 7th and
r SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1948-10-05
AUCTION SALES.

THOMAS J. OWEN g. SON. sucticneers--
vsiusble real estate being a three-stors
IT'S sth stPeet 0tsa NorthWsst BY kRnS Rrsae q
q certain Deed Of Trust recorded, in Libel
s esSo o e En st2c s o edumsa e nhs Lane
thereby. sh default havns eecurred pafe 'c there:
under, the undersigned will sell at public
the eighth day Of October. 1s4s, at 4
o'clock pm. the followins-descri land
snd premises situated in the District o.
sevensy.eishs sh0 7s c franklT
sshnsiseIs Subdivision ef SQUARE ,sg1 nsm.
FOLIO 12s Of daefqsa the Records M ie Of the once
Of the Surveyor for the District of Co
as number ri llas 5th Street. NV. Term.
or adjusted to the date Of sale; ali CON
notary fees and examination Of title, at
the cost of the purchaser good title or nc
sale, A deposit Of s5oo;0o viii be .s..Is re-
ment to be within thirty t3ol days. Of
the. date of sale. OF, deposit forfeited;
ne he se ds,uoE 5ssod at hs cost .e1
I'VE t5) days previous advertisement, OF
said resale in some newspaper published
In Wshnsson aa5 S
Sha Wsshinston fs 5, 5. co seq se54 'ss.ocs 81
c. G. SLOAN 4 CO., NC. Auctioneers.-
several mahogany bedrm. and dining room
suites. walnut and maple bedrm. suites,
seats and chairs Hall 80" iron safe with
combination. etchinss by Seymour, Haden
and Haig, paintings. water colors, prints,
antique china, bric-a-brac, glassware, Chi
nese art objects lamps. mirrors, clocks,
books. antique stenciled chairs. antique
organ, etc, at public auction at Sloan's,
715 18th St, Wednesday, october 9th at
10 am. From estates, storage concerns
and private owners. Now on view. Terms:
Cash c. G. SLOAN & CO., INC.
Auctioneers, established 1891. -5
Evening star., 1948-10-05
SALESMAN.

SALESMAN, with promotional experience,
for up-to-date appliance store, in good
neighborhood location. excellent oportu-
nifty for progressive man; references re-
ouired:. Apply in person, CRAMER, INC,
ROOFING. Siding and storm window sales
F4Dssss sss' NE $3.50 in town. some leads
FuRSiTURE statesmen. experienced, sell
on floor of larse. trafhc store: promo
tions backed by large advertising. high
earnings. steady employment. Box 29s-
FAINT SALESMAN with exper. and painter
contacts for Me- Metropolitsn Wash; ..,; excel.
pposlaa.' Pop sppt cali K0eS ST s 4ei5. fe'S
CLOTHING SALESMAN. in mems dept;
must be thoroughly experienced; starting
salary, Ss5: good chance for advancement;
permanent. Apply REGAL. I'll 7th st.
SALESMAN for consumers product, ad-
tan hardware and auto access: and dept
necessary. Apply 500 Tower Bldg. .
SALESMAN-Our growing organization has
one opening for a good salesman: pro-
tected territory: leads furnished; product
tops in its field: our men make $4,000 a
wear and up I, interested in full-time
R2lss BaBYs BgTLER SERVICE. 80 csnaI s
fEi REAL e ksfaTE fa1g statesmen, must mie be ex-
per, have a car and be able to carry HIM
self. commission basis; Va: and D. c. prop
ersies esossraase es a.,.s and @ BUILDING @ ARLEpGE ~
Statesmen with telephone. advertising,
specially or kindred experience; new deal
Phone ST. $3.50. 10
Evening star., 1948-10-05
SPECIAL NOTICES,

ACCOUNTANT, expert-Books started, KEEP
part time; tax returns prepared state
Df2Mosps sDs' EWK2Rr 5sis2Rs9s RI
y! ssss D5a5ssss ssss se'Is,ss.o NJ oass
soR Mr. snsSfssSape you once e1a
ssss " ;ssS.!S ss}sfs SSi3 per
nfsasf i%s nSe
4RE a2k AsNSI S%SEEfErS f 1ac II he sSsgs Ssgs
hHdiss ns Ct III viii ssa ss Tie sS
day. November 8. 194s at 3;45 O'Clock
Pm Amsndmens n%t to The constitItionE TT EER vi
feis1i1s'No Will NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for debt
unless eon!rsesea NS ,aea By. myself W5LIIAs 3
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for an,
dees; sy one put myse
spEC1Ah NiSh.hsfeR; MHRriSG Of the shareholder,
held At the once Of the assoeiation 2oot aSs
adoption ad Of amendments a @ to the constitu.
tion and bylaws as approved by the BOARD
may properly come before the meeting
SPECIAL n RATES oFTERED f1sEfsEf' to institution.
for laundering uniforms; coyeTalls o6 etc ".
4 WOMAN FEELS SURE Of ferseIf wher
she wears q dress dyed by the specialist
dyeng Nne II bapy ss1ey
sEkEAFTER ! WILL NOT be responsible
seT any dsSS s1espt ts;e psETea MnB BY
Evening star., 1948-10-05
HELP MEN.

ASSISTANT WANTED under 40 with car
for permanent position with large manu-
featuring company: neat appearance;
s sppsn snannf W asssne aees1s f5 Tfs
Apply lS1' j pm. 'fIA sharp. 2o4s West virsinia
sEk s':ffa; 1afo s0bs ss'E
$sEs $sE2s s5eHAsi$ 9 $50 81 e:.5s'
mshonsy Ma sSna DDos EsSnSs Sh ssf
AUTO apd MEcHANics. Eli ne good salary bonus
and vacation with pay. Ideal working
Shop Also ~ veterans te SIC for ' 81 auto mechanic
MOTOR c.; g - INC" Rockville. Nd. Phone
AUTO MECHANIC; experienced. in Ford
agency; excel. working conditions; 8 legal
holidays and vacations See MI: Bowen;
hd Aamon PALMEs s AEs7 ND ShSps VIZ
O90O. -
AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS. s75. or $3.50
with S65 guarantee, for 5la-day wk.;
s holidays. vacation with pay; group. life,
serreIls a cA1VHRT MoToRs APSs ne Be
yRsT sps Rsalfs ST. ls4 .ad
after pm. UN. s295. -
AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS, Ford exper-
fence, for one Of Washingtons largest
SOBER reisSl. man Appp Mn rriei
FRANZ, SMALL. Jr., INC. 215 Pa. ave. Sc.
Rq Fan or sssy5n MAs 4sss ss4 Sd
fS TRI1 eS5 coRP6RoS aRDRa5SS ea 1451 f. SER
AUTo PAINTER. thoroughly experienced:
must be sober. none other need apply;
81 pa sop esan odefn faeey
and good working conditions, attractive
salary and bonus ARRANGEMENT for righ,
oa evenng sff M or e6 sa s6
TOR CO.. 92S Phila. ave. Silver Spring
Packard dealer -5
AUTO PAINTERS HELPERS-Top pay for
sysNE Rr s vasstSn With pay Mr.
AUTO PAkTs MAN. +" White. N t. ssa, experienced; na
exc. WORKING cond.. vacation with pay;
5A.dsy 5IAxSy gk.; G1 training. Cali MR..
AUToMoTfvE PARTS, wholesale, receivine
dept; 5-day week; employe insurance; va
:@ation @ with pay. See MIR. BLAKELocK,
afro sirH !" sHoP IL ''T PORTER in Ford agency, e
excel. working cond;.. legal HOLIDAYS and
PALMER MOTOR CO. Queens Chapel I'd &
and Hamilton ST.. Hyattsville, Md. Wa
Alto SHOP FOREMAN. Thoroughly exp
makes Of cars. Must have established
eette at cAPiTAHD AiHDSSAAiRsAasE GARAdE 1885 SO New lew
BookKEEpER for medical clinic to take
charge of set Of double entry books and
supervise staff of 5. College graduate
with above average record. Under IS:
$4,000; i month vacation: medical COW
BooKKEEpER -cAsHIER-will consider
BEGINNER; good pay, chance to learn loan
| business. See MI: Dalton, AETNA FINANCE
CO., 3215 r. I. ave, Mt Rainier. Md.
BRICK CLEANERS and pointers: $50 per
Rgus dsy for ar9S school ns protest apply
RgTG NJ phons fnn s.ad1 Marlboro as5s
GLse. large apt , lob At s20i G9nnn. ave- Chevy
BULLDozER OPERATOR, experienced. COL
BULLDozER OPERATOR, top wages; mi mus.
be exDerisnsee on small %sehins sssh Cali
sf.vssa st. ssshssaai ahq ND pm, at 5000 'eneIs0n
colored, exper. Apply MANDELL CHEW
RoLET CO. 1900 Nichols ave. Sc. See
CARPENfERs-Must be hrst-class. Repor,
for work. 3116 Fessenden st. NV. See
MIR. WARD. Ill
Evening star., 1948-10-05
PROPOSALS.

FEDERAL WORKS AGENCY. Public Build.
ings Administering, Office Of the Division
Engineer, Rm. 902, u s. Custom House
and Appraisers Stores, End and Chestnut
Streets. Philadelphia g., Pennsylvania,
Sept. %, 194S-Sealed bids, in triplicate,
will be received at this offce until 10 an,
Oct. ~, 194S. and then publicly opened,
forming A a. work Tor check ,si valves for
National sS Institute of Health. Bethesda,
MARYLAND. in strict, accordance with the
194s. and drawings Of any mentioned
therein. And the general conditions
thereto dated May Is, 1914. Specihca-
tions and other dsta may be haa at the
the once 9t The he diyision enginser VIII
NOTICE TO BIpDERs-Proposals for Ash,
Trash and Garbage disposal. Sec. 3 Chevy
Chase. Nd. Proposals will be received
BY the Citizens Committee of Section 8,
Chevy Chase, Nd until six O'Clock pm.
october 1s, 194s, for the collection and
disposal Of Ashes, Garbage and Trash from
the dwellings in Section 8. Chevy Chase.
curing the peroas Of one .rysr year
j. 1919. Proposals viii also be received
etc. specification for the work may be
obtained upon application to the Secre-
tary-Treasurer Of the committee at 204
Raymond St Chevy Chase, Md. Alter
nate bids for two years ending October
81. 1850. will also be received The
committee reserves the right TO reject
any or all bids se2S,oc5,s13.