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hElP MEN AND woMek

FOUNTAIN MAN or WOMAN. eT-
perien ced DAY work; no Sundays
Good pay, CAPITOL HEIGHTS
PHARMACY. Capitol Heishts, Nd
Iy A--~
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SALESMAN

Experienced in the sale OF automo-
In Washington, D. c.: excel propo-
sition for live-wire individual l.. 8.
JULIEN: INC, l443 P st. NV.
Evening star., 1949-05-31
MAN WANTED

am looking for q man who is VIII.
ing TO invest his time with one of
the largest manufacturers In. the
country; If you are in need OF ad-
ditional money, you eaniot snord
to miss sperdinH or 10 minutes
with me. We are paying cut weekly
to many of our men over Sl6o IN
profits and commissions. The man
1 am interested in need have no
previous selling experience. Re VIII
associated with the fnest sales
organiIation in the United States.
Cali 10 am. at lo7 n. Fairfax st..
Alexandria, Ask for sales manager.
Evening star., 1949-05-31
Asst Credit Manager

Young man with retail store expert
ence for one Of washington's larges,
and finest furniture stores; excellent
working cond.. air-conditioned build
ing; opportunity for advancement.
Apply Mrs Strauss, MAJOR MAS
TERPIECES- oil Tth St nv. --3i
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MOTOR rRAvgl

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THURSDAY take 3 IA TRsa 49, !
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4 fanrf fnr lhFfs kn AnAA
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PAINTERS

For outside work on large apartmen
development. Good hourly pay. Ap
ply BUCKINGHAM COMMUNITY
5000 North 4th St. Arlington. Va
Evening star., 1949-05-31
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Evening star., 1949-05-31
YOUNG MEN

Interested In teaching. supervising.
interviewing, with opportunity to
become branch manasers.
ARTHUR MURRAY'S
Expansion program has made opport.
for high caliber personnel. 2 yrs.
college educ. pref. but not essential.
Previous exper. not nee. Apply In
person, 2 to 8, Mon. through Fri
See MISS FERRELL. Do not phone.
l10f Conn ave, NV,
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.IANITOR

Age o.-3s. married; 5-day. 40-hoar
week; temporary work with chance
OF permancy for dependable man
GOOD working conditions: S32.5
per week TO start. with increases In
pay. Apply personnel once, Room
BOA Star Buildins.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1949-05-31

BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
ments In The Star
Evening star., 1949-05-31
PRESSERS
SPECIALITY Statesmen

Exper. on mems and wofnen's cloth
ing; good pay: exper. only need ap-
ply. 3rd floor, BOND STORES, INC.
13ah II 81 &
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For air conditioning. We are WASH.
ington's air-conoltioning heaoquar.
tiers and carry the largest line oi
top-name air-conditioning units foi
home and commercial use. They
are priced at comparative levels
that will make them move in car
load lots. Qualified men will re-
ceive salary and commission deal and
men will be accepted, so cali Mr.
Chintz or MIR. Silver, Taylor $500,
Evening star., 1949-05-31
NATL EMPL. SERVICE
17OS @ ST. NV.
MEM

MEN
Aero dynamist, $4,000.
Found track man, maintenance a.
Electrical eng. power and iisht, from
Grocer. sales, wholesale, car, $50.
Bkpr' 2 yrs retail exp" ao-4o yrs''
Parts dept, mgr. refs., s225.
Clerk-typist, asst. bkpr.. $40.
Accounting clerk, $42.50.
Addressograph trainee, $3.50.
WOMEN
Assistant, personnel, airlines. ABB.
degree personnel. some exper., typ
ing required, $3.50 yrs, single,
sS'0ooss;PSSri ossEsc;PRSESriARY-srENos.
sesy; days. e ss.Pso' pEssid'n' natl. council
some some .5M' sss.ii:so. " % . :. u,s' ass
Other legal positions. $4,000. 50, 600;
cSSnsgltss5s.1 Ssss. ss'19ee 5sd'0 ensnr''' . to o. 0
General insurance. exper., little short
IsseSs' e. soSns' = 8 to z:4o: s days
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Rssi ssd sstsss. IS ona travel agencies R. c. A.
Many beginners. short hours. s2,aoo-
$4,000.
TYPISTS.
Asst. bookkeeper-typists. 3 days, $45.
Typists, aptitude for figures, b days
Si70.
Clerk-typists, engr., Sc, days, S42.
Typists, real estate, 3 days. $175.
C1erk-typists, labor. 8 days, S43.5O.
Clerk, file, h. S. grad. Sc. $40.
ADAMS TEACHERS
AHFNCV
Evening star., 1949-05-31
HELP Men
MEN WANTED

81 to s35. Why not learn 10 operate
Streetear or bus thereby assurins
Men or good character with clear
records will be taught and paid
while they are learning. earnings
are steady and include free transpor-
tatlon. paid vacations, sick leave
and ether benefits. Apply now
Monday through Friday, s;30 an
TO l2 noon.
CAPITAL TRANSIT co.
Employment once. .3i32 NJ st. NV.
ttake routes so Rosslyn. 20 Cabin
John. 30 Friendship Hgts. streetcarE
direct TO DOOR. .
PAINT SALESMAN
Good opportunity. Side line II desired
Commission basis. Box 3s7-L, Star
Evening star., 1949-05-31
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Evening star., 1949-05-31
CAN YOU SELL?
SALESMAN

Major kitchen appliances: must be
experienced and have aequatntanee
with appliance, hardware. furniture
dealers and merchandising plumbers
in Northern virsinia: cur lines are
gas ranges. refrigerAtors. dish wash
ers and disposals; also metal kitchen
cabinets: straisht commission with
drawing account arranged. Reply
p o. BOX i011, washington. .. C..
Evening star., 1949-05-31

SALES PORlUNIlY
Weatherguard Alsco
Worlds largest manufacturer OF
aluminium self-storing combination
storm windows is pleased TO an
nounce the introduction of their
new. improved window, coupled with
. precedent-hreaking change In pay
ment policy
$50 WEEK SALARY
To start while training. and i'm
mediate drawing account there
after. You must be over "a years
old, preferably married or equal
responsibility. Car necessary. II
you are concerned with higher earn
ing. stability and rapid promotion
apply to
Weatherguard Corp.
1921 14th st. NV. Mr.. Gilbert,
q to 3 -31
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MECHANICS

experienced on Buick
service. Apply to Mr. Cunninshsm
service manager.
Emerson & Orme, Inc.
A. nth and u Sta. n.v.
Evening star., 1949-05-31

Graduating in June; large national
concern now selecting wide-awake,
ambitious young men over % yrs. OF
permanent positions on sales staff
You will earn as you learn and be
given every announcement to ad-
vance; experience not necessary.
For personal interview apply Mr..
MURRAY 1000 18th st NV. "a
Evening star., 1949-05-31
SALESMEN

Hottest item in town, plus Rogers sil-
verware. waterless alum. etc. on
small DIP. and easy terms; guar. 81
SiOO WHY; exper not nee tr.nsp.
furn. STANDARD HOME EQUIP
MENT CO. 1904 11th st. NV.
Evening star., 1949-05-31
HELP WANTED AGENCIES

HELP WANTED AGENCIES
De A receptionist PIX OPERATOR, 2
weeks course, $25, 8 weeks $35 with
some touch typing. A real school
is yrs'. exper. Miss Page. CAP1-
TAI SCHOOL. 700 18th st. Ma
1ooKEEPER. SO 800 to $4,000; must
be neat, attractive: law flrm: MIS-
ATTENTION DOMESTIC WORKERS
job headquarters for experienced
general houseworkers, maids. COOKS
In d, C. and other states. HOUSE
Mr6pYEpg INC raa T nj nv I'll
Evening star., 1949-05-31
PARK RD. NV.

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Evening star., 1949-05-31

STENOGRAPHER
immsd,Ate epenins; soa discount,
worth while benefits. b-day, 4o-hour
wetk Apply emplsymsnt once,
main building, 9th door. Gao 10
O daily.
Woodward & Lothrop
Evening star., 1949-05-31
STUDENTS

STEAM TABLE MAN
only. DEE GEE DINER
LOO Vermont ave NV .
Evening star., 1949-05-31

X-RAY TECHNICIAN
Radiolosists once In dewntown sec
tion w0 IsaA Al
Evening star., 1949-05-31

SHOE SALESMAN
An excellent position for experienced
salesman: salary plus commission;
also part time, Apply JOSEPH DE
YOUNG, 1926 r st, NV. .
Evening star., 1949-05-31
CASHIER-TYPIST

with Psx switchboard experiences:
position permanent ht4 day Ssek
salary. xis STATE full enaliheaifahs
and reference Hnx s"-K Star a
Evening star., 1949-05-31

Exceptional Opportunity
ssieswoman. thorough knowiedss OF
hne womens apparel; Attractiv.
salary ard bonus, Apply FRANCES
ET FRANCES, l3lb conn. ave. -
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Telephone Operator
Must be experienced. b.day week.
VIM. HAHN g. CO.
eth and X SITS NV 3
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ei-3o. some eoness desirable. Te-
tatinE .hift hours Interview o
am 20 | ON Wednesday. taae !,
Hangar No, J. NATIONAL AIRPORT
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VIM. HAHN e. CO.

eneed: permanent position, good aal-
ary and commission, many empioss
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READY-TO-WEAR
Experienced Salespeople
Attractive salary. excel opportunity
for Advancement, salary plus comm
6-day VIZ, 1aE discount m ali
purchases: free disqualification and
other employs benef1t4. Apply per
konnei offcf 9Th nonT
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Unions Help So

statewide drive TO register at least
sc. 900 Florida Negroes for the 1850
kpy primaries vas announced Tues
lily. =
Mnron p. Rocks of Clearwater,
president OF the state Progressive
Meters League Of Florida. called a
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In Miami
O'Dwyer Asks
Negro Federal Judge
NEW YORK, Aug. Is - Mayor
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'ates Golden
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MIAMI, FLORIDA, SATI
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Jubilee
This Week
1000 Negro Members
Expected
By CHARLES NORTH
The Golden Jubilee convention of
the Veterans of Foreign Wars of the
United States will open in Miami
Sunday and continue throughout
Friday. Nearly 1000 Negro members
of the organizational are expected
to be in attendance and ample hous-
ing and eating Accommodations as
well as a full entertainment schedule
are in readiness for the convention
ers.
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Clubs, Churches,
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iRDAY, AUGUST 20, l949
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West" Rocks said, He said
al tn haaa. - al ~.

leagues. clubs, churches. labor
unions, parent teacher associations
and other groups to attend.
Rocks said the 100000 voter goal
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PRICE TEN CENTS
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district of New York.
A letter to the president fir

DtIIUCIdIIC mdyOF, mdue PUBIC yes
terday, said "the suggested appoint
ments would be well within the
snirit of Ynllr great civil right nrn.
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IN OK
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aeleAlhg OF FLORIDA !
for today in Orlando

drive under way.
We're counting ON not less than
k00 NHnY.u Fy%nv,z
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VOL. XIV, |
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Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-07-02

Floyd. Bob Gillian, Gilbert Grdy,
Pearl Martin, Irwin Kenney, Al
fred Kinney and Bob Reneau
were ushers.
Dr. j. l. Parks and Miss Joan
Holman provided the solo nup-
ial music. Lyle Hutton was the
pianist.
A; reception for $50 followed
at the YWCA. DECORATIONS were
carried out in rainbow colors.
Helping to serve were Miss Dor
othy Baskin, - --.->s Fannie Weah-
erall, Mrs. Wine Earl, Mrs. Jes-
sic Floyd. Attending the guest
book and gifts were the Misses
Joan Holman, Betty Brooks and
Barbara Harris. Out of town
guests included many friends Of
the couple from Gary, Ind, and
Madison, Wis.
!. The brides mother received in
a light blue dress with white ac-
cessories, and corsage of pan
sizes. The groom's mother wore
a black, print sheer with black
accessories and a pansy corsage.
For the wedding trip o Chica-
go, and On to a fishing trip in
Canada, the bride wore a white
ailored suit with navy access
sories. The couple will make
their home at 924' Ingersoll pl.,
South Beloit. The groom, who
attended the University of Wis
consin, is now employed by Fair
banks, Morse e co. The bride is
employed by McNeany's.
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Evelyn Kinney and
William Gillian
Nuptials Are Held

BELOIT, Wis!-In a double
ring service at Second Methodist
church Sunday, June 10, at 2:30
pm, Miss Evelyn Kinney,
daughter of Mrs. Evelyn Kinney,
232 IS. Park av.. and William Gil
liam, 236 S. HARRISON av., son of
Mr. and Mrs. William, exchanged
marriage vows. The Rev. E. Com
well, assisted by the Rev. Harry
Gibson, performed. the ceremony.
Ferns and white lilies decorat-
ed the church where $50 guests
had gathefed to witness the serv-
ice. Et Nv
TIE BRIDES gown was fashioned
Of white satin with an imported
Ahahtfply lace ,4rim. Given in
marriage by her brother, Olan.
the bride carried a white orchid
with her prayer book.
Miss Phyllis Peters of Chicago,
maid of honor. was clad in aqua
with matching lara and a .bou-
quet Of red roses. Mrs. Tenny,
Mack, sister of the groom, was
matron of honor, wearing pink
taffeta and carrying bouquet of
red roses. -
The bridesmaids, Joan Kinney
Eveyn Steele, Frances Harris,
Deores Tray, Lola Gillian and
Martha Preston, wore matching
gowns and coronets of rainbow
colors and carried coonial bou-
DUETS of sweetpeas.
Miss Nellie Scott was flower
girl wearing a light blue taffetai
gown and basket of freshly cut,
flowers. Master Billy Weems
served as ring bearer.
Attending the groom was Jesse
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-07-02

an Milwaukee, WIN. Palmer
Sixth Ward. And it is the
only depot in the citytoem-
ploy a Negro as sales, manager.
With Mr.. Palmer is Mr.. Willie
lMykies, who has charge OF dis
tribution. ~,
Mr.. Palmer who is a veteran
Of both world wars, is a gradu-
ate of Northwestern University
school Of JOURNALISM. He has.
worked on such publications as,
The Chicago Whip, New York
Amsterdam News, Fireside Pub
LEGATIONS, Chicago Defender and
the Chicago Bee.
Coming to the Juneau Beer
Depot. he brings with him a
vast experience of pubic rela-
tionship. 1t is the hope of the
firm that the people of the Sixth
Ward of Milwaukee will give
Juneau Beer Depot their patron
age. Not only because it has en-
ployed Mr.. Palmer, but also be
cause of its courteous service
to the community.
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Swimming Glasses
Now In Progress

Glasses are in full swim at the
North av. natatorium at North
av. and N. 10th st.
Boys and girls 12 years of
age and over are learning the
rhythm of the side stroke and
back stroke in the morning
casses held from 10 a. m. to-
noon,
In the afternoon. from 1::3O
to $3.50 p. inf children under Ia
are learning the first principles
OF swimming.
Glasses are held on Tuesdays,
Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fri
days. Institution began on Thurs
day, June 80. AeSthe end of the
eight-week curse, the Sixth Ward
should be able to boast some
mighty fine, young swimmers.