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Evening star., 1949-04-10
SAlESWOMEN

WOMEN with spare time; good ref. /;
earn to $50 commission weekly: most
beautiful lingerie, hosiery. dresses
BOX 476-E, Star.
Evening star., 1949-04-10
SITUATIONS Mss 8 woMfn

OoIOgEn CofPII, aeeifs aob e. 6oas
ard ehsEGsaf in saaii fasasls P3assss
co 5TgG
MIDDLE AGED. retired. dsss nas ole
/ farm eoupas viii rssks sxesIisns
casetsksEs H5x ssa-E sisF
MAN. WIFI. esloTwc ssnt lnnlinf .
soe Gus rtsrs and yages No enH.
1Yeas sober refs ia l8h& IL
MAN AND WIFI. eeboFec. sasi paF1-
tine teHs e. tapitor aBe iaaisfess
Mighsxsn ab%g
Evening star., 1949-04-10
CLERKS-WHTTE

Answer phones ana tAEe orders
and fan employment Work isth
Of Aprii to iSt o. tulV 18Th {!
Sept 10 It Of Dec SIS AK
Apply
E. P. HINKEL g. CO, INC.
Evening star., 1949-04-10
statesmen
SALESMAN

One OF the largest and best-k known
Erecting card companies has openins
travel extensively through the states
Of Virginia. North Carolina and part
OF West virginia, This position of1ers
excellent potential for man gen
uinely interested in hne future.
stores, stationery, book and gift
shops desirable but not essential;
REASONABLE WEEKLY DRAWING
ACCOUNT AGAINST COMMISSION.
Automobile essential. Successful ap-
plicant will be interviewed az an
early date, either in New. York City
or in your home town.
THE P. F. VOLLAND co.
ooo Fifth Ave, N. Y. 10, N. Y.
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CLERK

FURNITURE ADJUST MEN 7
Experienced il ssianE Ane hsHdiIns
complaints heiptGi 60 etsScln'
on all purchases fres hespitalEA
tlon &TG ether Mrlcye henenik Ar-
p,y personnel oSscs 5sh noor COL
Den BERG S. -th sat X SIS Ev
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Mp NcAtN
CAPTTAL TRANSIT co.

CAPITAL TRANSIT co,
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- 20 ~ 70 Wngt sxast 7ssatr e5sevs,
AAvF k.. AA$s t@ sRks $50, nAES .
appETx2sA1sr ~ wa+es pFt Ezr-
~ as 5sAESS f2sF He& Eas A.
xs-sszsss. stsszs ssbS E~t sss as
s5AFE
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AGENTS

EANVASsERS-Big money selling
plastic aprons. cloths. curtains. etc.
Factory prices. Free samples. DUR
EVER, 2S2-P, Albany ave. Brookiyn'
wHERE TO BUY 100000 articles di-
rect from manufacturers. Send for
Your Profits Under the Spotlight.
GLASS PUB. CO.. Ellwood City. Pa.
fREE SAMPLES-Big profits showing
amazing glow-in- -the-dark speclaltles.
House numbers, pictures. PLASTIC nov
elites, religious and nursery g3so, oo3sees,
Mills, 303 Fourth ave-. New YORK
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HElP NoAtk
CASHIER
CLERK-TYpIST

Exrerasse-s 70. esegAgzG sssrs "a
esGsEt sSsayv II gss&dy SSEErs
GEORGE AND GO $40 "a - ~
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Wrapper
YOUNG WOMAN
YOUNG WOMEN

Interested IN tesci1.ns. supsrsixins-
irtersSrw iEE. with opportunity g
become branch nsaa8gess ARTHUR
MURRAY expansion pyog1aE h&s
made opportunity for htGh-essictr
tor preferred. but not ss<ntiai.
Previous experssnee ret Necessary
Ap1iy In person, 2~s rgm See &tss
FerreN Do NOS phone. Il0t
Conn. ara. nv.
Evening star., 1949-04-10

ACCOUNTANT, exper.s books started
Kept part time aH6its, tar service
reasonable OR %D74
pub ,jc. voans exnft
desires aas.st public accounting afhts
couple DAY wsek Box $40, stsr :
experienced desires
psrt-tims work III any type Of ae-
eognt tins excellent wstk done. Tel
AocouSTAsT-BooEKErpER- - Rel.
efences, thoreush knos leoss af &C.
ssmDleyH Hssnt ST. 1898 SUNDAY OF
ADMINIsTRAToR--whc sets thlnss
Gone and Gets along with people
exp. in dealing with executives snc
exec. problems seSs.. .tesiins. pub
na. sd inc r., ssls,,Sn. TO . .ns .,.a .dr !9ss
bslity. Al ref, from two sxecu-
tives: col and univ. RTseaate; lass
years sal. $500 will start fer
less Beg 4a7-E. Star.
ADVERTISING ane safes executive
Interested In perm, Wash. position
ositIen where exp, and ABILITY en-
thasiasn can build thlf position
into high saIarY bracket. start.
ias salary resk.s ne tns. GO. need
answer. Give brief information te
BOY cd s2d nsris viii eaiI fos
Ar HITEfT DEsiG NER--wfn PRE-
cuce plana for bsi5dsTs, owners OF
sthsr architects fee saaaa. I'm
admin asst. -. seeks
position with future, iaw OF easlnsss:
salary secondary. GK 2sss o.
write Per 4ag-E. star. 10.
BAKER. sii-sro9nd nafa, aoeer, sccd
Fsssr.n1ss rssns n. "a s'a'is 'm]sae:S
BoOKKEEPTK- ias yrt' cas-. ina en-
perseres. aTaii. inasdistsly, FhoEs
nor. IT, eo.osee vs.Ass Jos after
schcoi- Cal HU. 7se5.
BOY. coloree fer after school. are
IL; any kind Of made sork suft-
seir NE 5T@0.
BITLTK- K-VMET, swfss Arst-eiaas
saiier. Krneatsy espz assxs fssgnE-
sssls pos.tsea R21 ~o. ssss.
toss, aFs8anss si efses. LIE, $50
saYcenss. white 20
Fs&sE sTpeF1enrs, wants Rfs&aF 3es
agtyssf ref B1x ss~G. Star
and h9gs<fhRfE. ec5aFses
desires p0tstfoH. sxpeE7erSe ara rFss
free 10 tsnssf Boz szs-E. star
fFam pATsSs sxpesssfsesc.
sn0d education. sp*sg Preach. Ger.
nan. Russian Ees9 resefsncss
wsssses work for rFsssts hamf Rs
sassnsnis pas, Gait Nh 0EORDK.
II to pa DE. a5zE
CFvn. ENGfSEEn, sraeasss rezrs
varied experience sssc<rssssoss " Esss-
RsrEetgrx. beth Mesa ard H31s
ssaiiAbss AAs /. Dox 300. 50.
Evening star., 1949-04-10
zss-as-las
CLERK

For wcmsus nEk~ Of nsNSaRuef
kcea srcEs Of tEElEx rsa&3rvs s@sss
c0ilsss tsAlainE preferred eppo:
tlLnlty TO earn He8SBApzr SEEK
planned AeYGEeFEentG exec - sogs a
employment &esAnt&Ees Bgsj ~
aeis 70 pask psys3sR. sxSn nation
permanent Aapix Pc rNannsi etiet.
Room SEA SisF BgLlGIRg
THE EVENING STAR
fAgs D. Az. NR ~
Evening star., 1949-04-10

al AIl-OccaSlon JATus .
Retail SI. cost YOU SOC. Also full linz
de luxe assortments Free sample boob
personaliZed napkins, towels, sta,
tionery, matches. etc, Write todaT u
you can use extra earnings. QUAL'
try PAPER PRODUCTS. Hollis. n.
Write 8 Words-Collect $685.
Make 1926 on 1o-second demonstra.
with Amazing magic crayon and
presto-a 5-color advertisins mes
sage takes FIRE and slows NE oIns aS
and s29. IS comm. is for lazy men:
amount. Don't wait, Rush penny
postcard for full details; Somplese
sales kit--all free. MA1rLQME C0'
Chicago 10. Ill
Evening star., 1949-04-10

So Is years experience a. afsy ~
and anAlytieai chemist 10 West In
dies ard Central America. waEts Do
Altiea In Arr sypoSt3nz fesa Of snea
proee sins 1aRsfainsTy sf Ssth prs
dGsfion tnssFtsi To faJs4FH eeantff
8Desks Enxiish also sos fish, Ffsnrh
German eperiai skneN3s6fs 9f fn-
fernatfcns fo6a ttshcsraa. yeacr 10
travel EoN @st%H star
Evening star., 1949-04-10
CT I,ERK

Statistical experience. 5-eAy week
good salary, permanent, Ell p.oy
ment once. 3Td floor,
Raleigh Haberdasher
1910 p s. -l@
CLERK -RECEPTIONIST
Well established downtown real es-
tate Office desires person with
knowledge OF typlnE or bookkeep-
lHE, experience not necessary Du-
ties Will include anSNsring phone
pleasant working conditions coed
hours, chance for advancement Sal.
ary 70 start. Sl35 mo. Box 206-D
star
Evening star., 1949-04-10

TELEPHONE SOLICITORS. age 25-4a
pleasing. tactfui telephone personal
ity. to become associated with ns'
tional advertistng organtzattons D
day week: pleasant environment
Write full particulars, stating ecu
cation, BACKGROUND, wetc. Boz
2Ss-B, star. l4
Evening star., 1949-04-10
statesmen

eb, ,ooO-up class, appointment selling
only; draw against earned commits
sion, ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITAIN
MICA, call Mr.. Magill, RE. 69ll L.
Evening star., 1949-04-10

MARRIED WOMEN, over 80. who live
In Arlington and Alexandria, Va.
interested in conducting small busi-
ness of their own. as exclusive dis:
tributor; will receive professional
training and be placed in charse Of
established unit; this is permanent
with excellent opportunity: no invest
ment, full or part time. Write, giving
experience and phone number. MRS.
MEADER. personnel, 2s13 S. Column
bus ST.. Arl., Va. -l2
laboratory technician. for
Edison SITS. Arl.. Va. GIL. 5000.
Evening star., 1949-04-10

Permanent IS 70 30 y.a Ee&l- ~
e&EACs stsh aG4Ee*- AZ &EA1s syp3sS-
vera !s &sE.AA cErs a. lssgS taSe
sntEE r. 1T S4- iSs 4p-ht- sA
H0I %a3- . SsaT
Evening star., 1949-04-10
CIERK-TYpIST

Yc4ns isdy aness IS ss-a sxpeTssHe.
zS s1sgk-Sypfst q sk~Es ga sssAls
cEcr @3a5 z1ss Apzzs suE1H%ks "a
pSsSsEce Ehe e 9 nsccsfEts45 tSEt
A5g RecgEAW tyPsEs pseAs&Es R4c-
reGn5 4Eks pryIAnsER pcsstisG nE
Ss -rcAy w1rk ssEArS- - SO rss
YeAr CAL Nh cox Ma s11g
Evening star., 1949-04-10
EXECUTTVE SALES
FOOD CHEMIST

32.Yr old pfosueFr with Sfost't16 ttsT
BACKGROUND ia adv promotion Pub
rel who car cell Hrythtns wai1ts
opportunity Bos tas-E stsT Ia
Evening star., 1949-04-10

NATIONAL. COMPANY
Has opening for top notch, aggres-
stye salesman; auto parts expert
ence desirable: potential income ex-
ceptional; car required. lncluqe
business record. age, etc. Box ol-E'
Evening star., 1949-04-10

sTESoGRAPHER. permanent employ
ypuNo & SIMON. s4o woodward
sffEsoGRApaER, fiaS ID n Ii hss to assist public
stenosraphsr: must be fast and &C
ransed TO suit lno even, or week
Observation-Disclosures fHS HSGAsiiaERP industry.
5-day week. pleasant working condi-
siIppSSsoRR4PHEs ipSs RST assF For s1aT Rational .e.en
tho research organization: inter.
esting work; 5-day week; excellent
working conditions; entrance salary.
5000 o mo-: opportunity for ad-
yanssmennSs Gail Mon.' SA- eloo'
sffEISNoSdR4pHER fISSd - Perm. position;
small ONCE; pvt. business: 4o-hr-,
5-day wk,: sge 20 to 70 pref SAL
airy: SLIP 70 siS5, S,not WIN so1 aoysnfI rsaI,Isr
pronosiols msa, ann eAIss, Box ss3-D. Star, III
sTENoGRAPHER, typtne, dietstion.
general once work; 4q-hr; gk-; air,
sppSsio5aSGpRsxsr ssYpppSsio5aSGpRsxsrasfTI1sserYPisrsi sfI1ser interest
Ing work for exper. steno o-typlst
town once; vacation with pay. groap
insurance, sick benefits. retirement
lsT glaTEwsa Ssaz zsroRi' aeisF rsc sssf is.s sDPs re
sWiTCsHBo1RD OPERATOR and re-
certionist, expeT.. white, under 30.
Must be good typist: 5sa-day week:
advancement. State exper. and
phone. BOX 35e-B. Star. la
SWITCHBOARD or e A o y, at
beauty salon: good salary: perma-
nent position. EMILE. 1871 Con-
recttr1lt ave. NV.
TEACHERS-Educa co-ordtns-
ton work during summer. Apply
nov, Box l21-D, Star
time nursery or kindergarten; ss-
tahlshed co-op school, IN nearby Va
Fn- details call MRS. r.. w. Nc
CuRpY. Pa. 4Is4. after l pm
telephore personality for work u
iarge portrait studio. HARRIS q
EWING. 1913 r ST. nv. Ma. 300
li
Evening star., 1949-04-10

ADVERTISING SALESMAN
We are now ready to appoint, rep
resentative In the District Of Co
iumbta for the Central Atlantic
states Manufacturers Directory
which covers MARYLAND, Delaware
Vireinis, w. Virginia and District
OF Columbia. Please write full
particulars CENTRAL ATLANTIC
6TATES MFRS DIRECTORY, zoo
n. o5th ST., Baltimore 1S, Nd,
Evening star., 1949-04-10

chance for Advancement. See MIS-,
Strauss. MAJOR MASTERPIECES'
REcEPTfioNIsT for dentists once.
Wttle typing REQUIRED; no .experisnee
necessary; xiye are and previous
xlCoRbs sSpeisinsec cLEHk 70 maintain de-
tailed research records; pertinent
experience or training ana typins
experience required: good work OF
school references necessary: entrance
salary. SfS5 q month. Gail Mon-'
RE 1900 Ext. 50es.
gECORDS CLERK to maintain de-
tailed research records: pertinent ex-
perience or training and typins eA-
perience reouird; good work or scno,l
references necessary; entrance sad-
ary. Sls5 month. Cali RE 7ooo'
REGrsTEREp TEcHNICIAN pre-
ferred for doctors once. References
BOX lan-C, Star. Ill
saIEsGIRL, thoroughly experienced,
coats, suits. dresses and sportswear;
only one who Is thoroughly experi,
enced In any Of the above need
apply; excellent salary. This posi-
tion 10 perm, and not lust an Easter
JOB: Mr.. oSens, MARHYNs. goo
sALIsGIRIs. for bakers, full and
part time. cal cH. 06sf. --io
Evening star., 1949-04-10

s5per, cook. gh.w. am thrguss
other help kept RA skD6
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church in
SECRETARIEs

SECRETARY, insurance claim dept;
experience required; unlimited op-
portunity. Box 242-B. Star. 10
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SITUATIONS MEN

celored. between 30-sS, who desires
sood home. 10 care for children
5, q, 7. = TO cook, wash, iron. $50
month. TAYLOR, MI Ssss
Evening star., 1949-04-10
MAsrtR PiI MAR csnnatof

OFFICE wokk. N mldd!e Axed married
hfieen years experience pAs rcli
eaShteT RsSiStAHl oe0kkEepef Aoh
HT-U star l1s
las wAli NAkhthG reasonable pg}eHe
tree esttmAtes WADE. ST, Sate
Evening star., 1949-09-05
Vehicle Registrations
To Reach New Record

Washington, Virginia and Mary
land increases help boost the Ma
tons motor vehicle registration
total to. an all-time high, the Bu-
sreau of Public Roads announced
today.
BY the end of this year. the Bu-
reau estimated, there will be 49,
$685. autos, trucks and. buses
registered over the country-a 6.6
per cent jump over 1948.
Washington's increase is exactly
that figure, with an estimated
10000 automobiles alone COM
pared with 146.164 registered last
year.
Virginia shows an estimated
665, 900 autos compared with 61o,-
301 to reach an increase of 9
per cent. Maryland had 469,5 500
automobiles in 1948 and expects
5000 registrations by the end
Of this year.
Because the total does not in
clude motor vehicles owned by
Government. Washington's 1949
figure is even higher than the Bu-
reau's estimate.
California. New York and Penn
sylvania, as usual, lead the States
In the estimated total number of
motor vehicle registrations.
Evening star., 1949-09-05
PBA Garden, Hobby Show
Set September Z and Is

The fourth annual Garden and
Hobby Show of the employees OF
the Public Buildings Administra-
ton will be held in the basement
of the Interior Building, Nine
teenth and c streets NV, Sep
tember 1918 from l to Q pm.
General chairman Of the show
is George A. Smith. 1t Is being
sponsored by the Welfare Service
and Recreation Council, a PBA
employe organization.
Music will be provided both
evenings. There is sharp compe-
tition this year for prizes In the
various events, which include
what PBA employees have grown.
baked, canned and made from
materials.
Evening star., 1949-09-05

Washington area to make their
homes.
DR.. Lea Sabo. 81, a Yugoslav
lawyer, is being sponsored by the
National Catholic Welfare Con-
ference. i The United Ukrainian
American Relief Committee is
sponsoring Andrij Nehrebeckyj,
4S: his wife. Olha. 81. and their
son. Jurko, 10. Mr.. Nehrebeckyj
Evening star., 1949-09-05
843 DPS Due Tomorrow;
4 Bound for D. t.. Area

The United States Army Trans
port General Sturgis is expected
to dock in New York tomorrow
with S43 displaced persons. in
Guiding four who will come to the
Evening star., 1949-09-05
MoIusses African Cure-AII

A "molasses craze" hit Johan-
nesburg. South Africa, when
word got around taht some doc
tors had prescribed it for colitis
and other abdominal ailments,
and people began taking it as an
elixir and cure-all-against the
advice of most physicians.
Evening star., 1949-09-05

is Polish and farmer while his
wife is Russian.
Virginia will be the new home
of II of the displaced persons
while Maryland will take 26.
The refugees entry into the
United States was arranged
through the international Ref
upee ORGANIZATION.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-05-09
Negro Digest Changes

CHICAGO, May 9. (ANP)-
The Negro Digest Publishing COM
pany, publishers of the magazines
"Negro Digest" and ebony" has
changed it's name and address ac-
cording to a recent announcement
Ky John H. Johnson, president.
I he firms new name is the John
sch Publishing Company, Inc. It's
ad aress has been changed from
51H5 Calumet Ave., Chicago Is,
to 1920 South Michigan Ave-,
Chicago 16.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-05-09

but DR.. Ellison with the splendid
cooperation and aid Of the Zap
fist General association of Vir-
GINA and other states, and the
District of Columbia raised money
and the job was completed.
In fact, Virginia Union was so
well supported in raising money
that DR.. Ellison was able to do
better than his promise or the
loan. 1t was in 1912 when the
venture was made and by the
end of May 1916, the loan had
been fully paid even though the
Belgian building cost nor than
had been anticipated.
DR.. Ellison did all this while
the cost Of operation and major
upkeep of the plant was steadily
mounting. Since 1945, Virginia
Union has met it's bills of operat-
ton and improvement and added
$25O,OOO to the endowment. Vir-
ginia Union university has in fact
collected more than $825,000 in
the last eight years with Negroes
giving regularly a higher per-
centage Of the money than in
former yea s.
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The Lines
By Dean Gordon B. Hancock

gress is offering another. More
over a widely descredited press is
arrayed on the side of the opposi-
ton to the Negroes full citizen
ship. This is being written in the
full knowledge that public senti-
ment in this country is far in
advance of the press. This is the
higher hope in the promise
he power by which the Negro
must extricate himself from his
present position of social sub
mergence is moral power and this
power is conditioned upon the in
filtration of enlightmenc. But it
is the firm conviction of this writ
er that if the race is guided for
the fight, and not flattered and
fooled into the assumption that
the powers that be will relinquish
their strangle hold with out a ire
mendous struggle, we are bound
for the Promised Land of full
citizenship. But wherein we are
to have hopes-born but to die
inspired above all else, we are
doomed to great establishment.
The great lesson we may learn
from the Irish is that they kept up
the fight through thick and thin
for 700 years. They went through
a hundred hells, but they kept
fighting and kept faith in the
righteousness of their cause. AS
the Negro race comes of age it
must not be fooled into believing
that our fight is an easy one or
that full-fledged victory is right
around the corner.
1t is far better to grid for a
long hard fight that certain for
tuitous circumstances may send
speedily, than to grid for a Skin
mish and find a seige and a long
campaign before us. Better a
thousand times to over prepare
than to under prepare. Even now
Ireland is not free in total be-
cause there is Ulster of northern
Ireland still tied with Britain's
apron strings. This writer re-
members we'll tahe freedom fast of
insolvency, Irish leader which
stirred Ireland and the world! De-
Valera enver made the sacrifices
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-05-09
Commencement Ends
Jubilee Celebration
AT virginia Union

RICHMOND Va, May 8. JAN
jubilee celebration Of
Virginia Union university which
began with the Founders Day OBJ
servance on Feb. II, will come
to an end during the June Com
mencement exercises, it was dis
closed here last week. Meanwhile
graduates, former students and
friends of the university, Negro
and white, will make every effort
during the remaining days to
raise 100000 for the univer-
sity endowment.
Letters Of appeal and releases
from the office of DR.. J. M. Eli
son , first Negro president of the
university remind prospective do
nors that DR.. Ellison's administra-
ton has been quite successful
though it began under difficult
circumstances.
Soon after DR.. Ellison assumed
his office the Belgium ambassa-
dor, as a friendly gesture from
his country, offered the Worlds
Fair Belgian Friendship building
to the university.
The problem inherent in accept
ing the offer was that transfer of
the building from New York to
Richmond entailed a financial out
lay of at least $325,OOO. How
ever, the Rockefeller foundation
came to the rescue with an offer
of helping with the project pro-
vided the university did its part.
Others offered help also and
those gifts with the original offer
brought in almost $4,000 with
the consent of the trustees 10 be
paid back in 10 years.
Friends, alumni and groups got
busy and supported DR.. Ellison
and the Belgian Friendship build
ing was dismantled and brought
to Unions campus and regretted.
More money was needed for this,
some other Irishmen made, but he
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