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Amato Tassa, 80. and Maria Donavan, SO,
=, both Of 625 Maryland aye; s.w.
Shirley Yates, 10, Colmar Manor. Nd.
James Webster. %. 1101 Jefferson ST. n.w..
and Marjorie Jones, %, 1865 MeiRs st.
ne.
Abraham Shapiro, 25. 2511 Wisconsin ave.
NV. and Dorothy Msrgolies, 10. 5241
Chevy Chase Parkway NV
Raymond Collins. 81. 535 gath st. ne.
and Jeanne Shaffer. "a. Midway Hall
Carlos Dees. 33. Boiling Field. and Doris
Suttle. "a, 1406 18th St NV.
Jere Belmont; 48. and Aurelia Friess, 80,
both of Takoma Park, Md.
BENJAMIN Talman, SO, 20lO Hillyer pl
NV. and Rosalind Rust, %, 1921 Ban
croft pl. NV.
James Moore. SO. of Baltimore, and Fanny
Jackson, "a 925 18th st. Sc.
Ellsworth Miller, jr... 25. and Helen Star
Paul Ware. 26. Sc Defrees st. NV. and
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PERSONAL

JEWISH HOME for the elderly and
convalescent: finest individual care.
day and night nurses. 1892 sth st.
rrEk1sH { ri ST fasf sAfHs for gentlemen. Ms
WILLIAMS. formerly opp. Mayfiower.
Hrs. 10 am. to 10 pm. GIL. S172.
WANTED. white practical nurse. un-
encountered live in. SH 6O4O.-19
OUR MOST UNUSUAL SERVICE is
ssfe ssek Hess5y eoed v TsHars @ s5s qp fso dsz
how" NEEDLECRAFT, go 18th st.
ExPERT LADIES AEi TAILORING, dress
making and millinery done in my
home. Call HU. $3.50 for appt;
TAX RETURNS prepared in your
home, S5. Exper. tax accountant.
Vet. save by proper completion.
DoN'T T TAKE A CHANCE-Reweavins
hoGs Do be oS done 3 BY Ss years opsr
ators; fast service. NEEDLEcRAFT.
HOME IMPROVEMENT business.
going CONCERN, doing good business.
vAcAScY I, tor T elderly people: $50 mo-;
home Boy 471-A, Star IL
DAMAGED CLOTHING - Night or
day, call BLUE JAY. 'Weavers OF
Distinction" Burns, tears, cuts or
moth odsa dsmase. We call we deliver.
ALTERATioNs, all ladies' garments;
prompt and efhcient service: open
ewes. 3I09 !4th co. 1921.
years to be skilled in correct fitting.
LEA ENGEL. Dressmaker. formerly
of 5th ave. N " finds nothing
too hard to handle. Custom mi ade.
restyling, alterations, Centrally 10
Gated at l1l0 F st. NV. Room 20.
Telephone EX 1903
VACANCY IN NURSING MOME-,24.
hour nursing care. Llcensed oS
county and State SH 6U40.
PIANO TUNING, $5; all repairs. re.
building. etc, reas. Free estimate.
Pike, 4 mi. from Bethesda.-A few
vacancies fully licensed: nursing
care "a hrs. day. Call WI. 1907.
SLIP COVERS. draperies. upholster-
ing, cornices, professionally. done.
Work guaranteed: free estimates.
WILL PURCHASE SECOND TRUST
notes on D.. C. or nearby, Md. or
Va. properties; quick settlement
Box 265-C, Star.
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Gsrion eese Jonss e. g. wsomins. aS sn psi ss g.
Catherine Altbayer, 10. Alabama Apis.
Adam Riley. 81. New York City.
William sonntag, 81, Silver Spring. Md.
Richard 7. Horn, IS, 1881 D It. Sc.
Lester w. Bosley. so, 1904 MorninRside
dr. NV.
Mary Brown, 4s; Hampton. 9, G:
Beatrice P. Glenn, 81, 2Sl7 Ga. ave. NV
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Bennett and Patricia ommodt. girl.
Raymond and Mary Reyille,. boy.
BENJAMIN and 10 Ann smitson. boy.
Camillus and Bernice Welch, girl.
Kenneth and Doris Yowell, boy.
Sylvester and Catherine Brown, boy.
William and Vivian Cross, roy.
George and Inez Dorsey, girl.
Robert and Margie Douglas, hoy.
Augustus and Annie Ducan, girl.
William aud Elaine Lee. girl
Warren and Frances Redd, girl.
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TRUCK DRIVER

-olored, 21-35 years of age. thor
oughly experienced on heavy truck.
for circulation department Of news
paper; must have D. C. driver S
permit and weigh about 175 pounds
animation; permanent Job with in
creases in pay; 5-day, 40-hour
week; many employment advan-
tages; must be able to furnish ref
erence5. Apply to personnel office,
Room 5O4 Star Building.
THE EVENING STAR
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Reported
(From D. C. Bureau Of Vital statistics.)

Vernon and Donna Buppert, boy.
James and Mary Burke, girl.
jeremiah and Katherine Collins, boy.
Stanley and Irene De Vaughan, boy.
Henry and Muriel Diaz, boy.
Rudolph and Doris Doering, girl
Bruce and Maxine budding. boy.
Leland and Sherry Fair, girl.
John and Patricia Greenborn, boy.
Edward and Doris Haley, boy.
Leon and Ruth Hamilton, boy.
Stuart and Allene Hensley, girl.
Leroy and Jean Insley. boy.
Monroe and Mary JeWett, boy.
William and Rose Kessenich, boy.
Casmer and Elpina Leone, girl.
Frank and Anna Monsinger, girl.
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HELP MEN

ACCOUNTANT, young man, under 3o
experienced in general accountlne
and capable of taking full enaIge
lent future; salary, $50 Per week
Box 1863, Star.
ASSISTANT to credit manager fol
large jewelry store; experience ~
collection and legal detail necessary
good starting salary; permanent: Ap,
co. 701 7th st. v. 20
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BUSINESS SERVICES

= Professional men.
why pay Office rent? For . few
cents a day you can have complete
mail and phone service by compe-
tent, experienced secretaries. Make
our address and telephone number
yours. Room 302. 1924 K st. NV.
DE O6SR
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SPECIAL NOTICES

TAX RETURNS prep in your home,
So; exper. tax accountant, veteran;
save by proper completion. FA. o7s6.
ATTENTION. home owners, doctors,
dentists. BARRIERS. etc. Now the new
Ster-O-Lite, ultraviolet health lamp,
NAV be purchased direct from mfg.
representative at factory prices.
Call NO. 1903, or come in 3053 M
st. NV. 10
ALL INCOME TAX RETURNS pre-.
FAX PaEsd lgfHa!ns 3 s. G GD ! Nc cbron Va
aker. dir. 400 9th st. NV, Room
MIR: BUSINESSMAN, need a good
office manager? Accountant? Bkkpr ?
sonnet. ATLAS AGENCY. RE. 5s67.
GAS HEATING BOILERS, automatic
gas water heaters. coal and oil
ems, etc; immediate installations:
q sTANSBURY CO.. INC. Ii. 1929
FREE BOOK If you name songs on
Hour of Power" WMAL Sundays.
S:45 am. 624 Indiana ave.
EMERGENCY SERVICE for clothing
rs 81 81 day ao Blue surg. 5az Wssx cuts
tears or moth damage. We call.
USE MY WASHINGTON ADDRESS
for. your convenience. Mail received
BUSINESS SERVICE. 1017 18th st.
NV. Phone ST. 1855. is
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts contracted by any one but
myself. ]. M VAN DER ZANDEN
l445 Mass. ave. NV, Wash, D; c.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
nv htif
s55 goth St. ne, wash. 3, G.
HEREAFTER will not be responsible
for any debts except those incurred
BY myself. ALBERT A. DOWNING,
70 NJ st. NV.
ATTENTION. RESERVE OFFICERS of
Columbia. Reserve ofhcers' Associa-
tion of the United States. The an
nual convention of the Department
OF the District Of Columbia. Reserve
oficers' Association of the United
April 9. l949, commencing at 10
am. at the Burlington Hotel. 1920
Vermont ave, Washington. D. C.
For further information, call the
sscTetaryy.a 1t; Wendell H: Tame,
man of the Convention Committee,
1t. Col. Richard Riddell. OR. 1855.
NATIONAL MOTOR BOAT SALES,
500 Maine Avenue. Southwest,
Washington, D. C.-Notice is here
by given that, the partnership lately
suosisting between US. the under
signed Albert B. Clarke and John
P Clifford, carrying on business at
500 Maine Avenue, Southwest. under
the style of firm of National Motor
Boat Sales" was on the 10Th day
of March, 1949. dissolved by mutual
consent and that the business in the
future will be carried on by the said
Albert B. Clarke, alone. A. B.
CLARKE. JOHN P. CLIFFORD.
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AGENTS

teachers assn, churches, clubs. fra
ternal orders. lodges, etc. Start. a
merchandise club. Absolutely no in
vestment; possible searnings from
5000 to $1,000 within 8 to 8 mos.
Write for catalogue and full details.
HORROW FURNITURE CO., 714
Chestnut St, Phila 8, Pa.
GREETING CARDS-Make $50 selling
100 boxes; samples on approval.
EVERS. 51-56W Simonson ST.. Elm
hurst N Y -19
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Marriage License
Applications

Under d. C. law, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, tDait three tull days and
receiue the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
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Charles Carr. Il, 500 eeth ST. NV.
xleaaaa.T Ms5 II s.nd. as ECs g. 1sse s sth st.
Frances MCGEE, 55, 121 H st. s.w.
William Massey, ~. 1889 9th st. NV.
Margaret Clark, so, 80 55th st. Sc.
Edward Briscoe, 70. 4511 B st. sc.
Elizabeth Lewis, 81. 81 L st. ne.
Barbara Stokes. infant. 441s Hunt pl. ne.
E1iIa EMza beth A. Hines 100, l317 Fla. ave. NV.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

FRENCH INSTRUCTION - Reading,
writing, translations and converse
tions, by French teacher. EN-. 04bS'
psRGs sI CONsERvAToRY graduate
giyes music and piano lessons: be-
einners preferred; Q to IL 9Son'
FEE EM; 34ssl 31IsIlNE CAREER rRAItNiNa
for men and women through Dick
Poweli's NATIONAL FLIGHT eYs-
TEN. 1914 Denrike Bids. st. eS77.
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Deaths Reported
(From D. c. Bureau Of Vita

(FFom d. c. Bureau Of Vital Statistics.)
Herbert L. vermillion. Sc, 625 Alabama
ave, Sc.
Rosa l.. Lttleford, IS, 916 d st. ne.
Udella Fleming, 81, Blue Plains. d. C.
Thomas r. Donohue, 81, 1881 3bth st.
Annie Z. Burke, 76, 3Ol7 Otis st, ne,
Annie Smith, 80, 1446 18th st. Sc.
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MEN

One Of Americas largest corporations
will employ 8 men and train them
to operate under a franchise of un-
usual PROPORTIONS: II you intend
from $4,000 to $4,000 per year,
you will recognize this as an excel
lent opportunity. Apply in person,
Friday, March 49, between II am.
, and 2 pm. at s512 Georgia ave,
Silver Spring. Md. Ask for MR..
CLARKE
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Classified Advertising
Office Hours

Leave your ads at the
Business Office, 11th and
Pennsylvania avenue, open
8 am. to II pm, or at any
of the Branch Offices
throughout the city.
Telephone Hours:
8 am. to 9 pm.
Saturday, 8 am. to 2 pm.
Sunday. II am. to 8 pm.
Lost and Found Advertise
ments on Page As.
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MILL WORK MANAGER

Experienced mill work man, capable
OF taking complete charge of a
specially woodworking mill and also
capable of quoting prices on special
mill work; wonderful opportunity
for a good man., Write Box 45-X,
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CLERK-TYPIST
II immediate openings, to 4:30.
B days; S170.
NATL EMPL. SERVICE
17oS G St. NV.
NATL EMPL. SERVICE
170S G st. NV.
MEN

Craftsmen, heavy industry; 500 wk
exper.; S250-S3Q0.
Asst mgr, warehouse, ONCE work
cierk-typist. 5O-wpm., 1873 pm;
Mail and information clerk. S35.
stock clerks (35). assembly wire men
Sheet she IN metal ia workers, s1,26 per hr
WOMEN
Bkpr.. 5k days, full charge; Conn
ave; start $50.
Bkpr., full charge; 6h days. Va week
eteno., insurance ONCE, rapid raises
8 days: $4,000. .,
secy., foreign mission; 5 days s2''
sscy;, Arlington. ADVERTISING 8 days
secv', 30 days leave; $1,000;
DAYS: SS.3o0-S2 800.
Temporary Stenogs; 20 eept. l.
and 5h days; $4b-$6O.
Beginner stenog.. 5 days; ~: iU.
Typist personnel, upper WIS. ave-
Typist, Gs49 $3.50 w.p.m.. 5 days; s1s5
Bkpr:, mach; operators oank e"pef
RScoptionist-typist. rBx. 6h days
cl-rk-tynists, IL immed. openings :
davs: S1T0
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Earl Jordan, 40 and 10 Ann Trott, "a
John plpomenico. Il. 1904 orren st. ne.
and Anna Adams. %, 1926 Neal ct. ne
William Bairdo, "a, 1881 2Sth st. Sc, and
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SALESMAN

s5,o0o-up class. Career opportunity
for right man. apt. selling only. We
ept staff can cover. supported by
radio and magazine Hublicity. Draw
against earned commission. ENCY-
CLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA. $40 Ring
R,dn 9Th and NJ sts n NJ IN
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Philip Klein. 43. and Sadie Snyder. 36
both of Baltimore
James Montford. SO, s3s Bryant St. NV,
and Daisie Russell. 80. 2707 34th pl
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"0|d at 40,50, COZ"
Man, You're Crazv

Forget your Agei Thousands are peppy at 70. Try
popping up With Ostrex. Contains tonic for weak,
rundown feeling due solely TO body's lssk OF iron
Which many men and women call ''old." Try
Ssv day. New "get acquainted" size only 5Os
At all drugstores everyvhere-in Wash
ington at Liggett Rexan Stores.
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EXTRA MONEY

Full or part time, S75 to S125 wkly.
You could earn that kind of money
and you don't need experience. If
you can work from till 9 each eve
ming. Monday through Friday, this
is a proven pan operating here and
in other principal cities No ex-
train you, but must have good ap-
pearance and be wilma. to work
College students acceptable. This
opportunity available for full or part
time workers. Apply 1900 18th st.
NV, Suite 80, Saturday, March 10,
IL am. No other time. lis
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When ansUerino advertisement
addressed to Star bores do NOT
incloSe original references. or
other materials OF personal pdfue.
Copies serUe the purpose and
originals may oct lost.
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MEN WANTED

nent jobs. with steady year-'round
earnings. with paid vacations, sick
leave, free transportation and other
benefits; learn to operate street.
car or bus. We will teach YOU and
pay you while learning Apply now
Monday through Friday, $50 am.
to IL neon.
TRANSIT co.
Employment Office, 3132 M ST. NV
Take routes 10 Rosslyn, 90 Cabin
John. 30 Friendship Heights street.
cars direct to door. III
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PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
SPECIALISTS

01 cS411A4o L ~
White or colored We will collect
your rent and take care of necessary
repairs We are well organized and
equipped for this work. Call Mr..
Shifrin. FEDERAL CONTRACTING
CO. 915 New York ave. NV, Ma.
Evening star., 1949-03-17
1I,OTHTNG SALESMAN

In high-class F st. mems store: must
be experienced in handling discrimi-
mating and style-minded customers;
only steady ambitious, high earn
ing and aggressive applicant con-
sidered Write complete details in
first .etter with assurance same will
be kept in strict confidence. Box
Evening star., 1949-03-17
SHOE SAT,ESMEN

0IIOC Dl111JJ1VIIIN
Excellent position for the right shoe
men; good working ARRANGEMENT.
This is permanent, full time, not
STORE. Ills IF" st. NV, Wash
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I IUI FH. hVt. INV.
UPHOLSTERS

Slipcover cutters, estimators; immed
openings: 2O% discount; vacations
with pay; many other worthwhile
benefits; 5-day, 40-hr. wk: Apply
T., a:So-s daily. Service Blds., Isl
M st. ne, 81 daily.
Woodward & Lothrop
Window Trimmer'S Assistant
Young man, willing to learn window
display profession. Apply Mr.. Berns,
BOND STORES. 1885 F st. NV. 20
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SALESMAN

man to sell major and
traffic appliances for local whole
sale distributor: liberal commission
with drawing account; car required.
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MOTOR TRAVEL

DRIVING TO so. CALF, on or
passensers a u MR. ToB1Na o SaA RA eosS'
GOING WEST-Couple will deliver
your car, no charge; expert driver.
finest references. Annapolis S-1945.
2O'
GOING TO MIAMI, near suburban
towns: take four passengers. Call
Engleside 93-W-11, ask for NICK.
TRANSPORTATION DESIRED to
Houston, Texas. or vicinity; will
drive; leave April / GE. 1851 90
DRIVING TO CAMP LEE, VA, Sun
day and return; take three. ME.
0540, Ext. PIG or TIE. 2400
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SALES MANAGER
statesmen

For close-in beach property: must be
experienced in waterfront sales;
splendid opportunity for right man.
Box 465-x. Star al
statesmen
Due to company expansion program
we desire several high caiiber men
with cars who need at least S100
per week to live. Unlimited oppor-
tunities for qualified applicants.
Radio, newspaper and telephone
leads. Contact MR.. COFFIN, 705
Dupont Circle Bldg. 1346 Conn.
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ASSISTANT BUYER

ASSISTANT BUYER
For accessory dept. Excellent oppor-
tunity for Advancement. 20T dis
count on all purchases. Hospital
ization and other employe dement's.
Apply personnel once, 5th moor,
GOLDENBERG'S, 7th and 4 sts
NV. 10
BAKERY SUPERVISOR
With thorough knowledge
Of modern bakery equipment. home
economic BACKGROUND desirable; s.
day, 4O-hour week, 20T discount,
vacations with pay, many other
worth while benefits: Apply employ
s:so to 8 daily.
Woodward & Lothrop
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& AND IN CENT STORE

Young man between 25-35 with some
chain store experience, in the varie-
ty store business, window trimming
and counter display work essential:
wonderful opportunity here In
large modern store. Box tx, Star.
Evening star., 1949-03-17
HELP WANTED, AGENCIES

eECRETARIES-Ope for girls
who have not been able to flnd the
right hours or the right kind Of
location. Import-export contact
with foreign countries. Jobs with
tiative Some listinss with construc-
ton, newspaper and inysStment
fields GENERAL EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY. 1913 18th st. NV.
WE HAVE 1st class colored help,
full or part time: also day workers.
AID. 0639, PRUDENTIAL EMPL.
EbiPHoNE EIiPPHoNE opER. a.. start -s1ao,
und. 30; exc working cond az
once. Miss Evans at BOYD'S. 700
18th. cor. G. MA 1888.
EXCEPTIONAL OPENINGS, hourly
F1. secretarial, typist accountants.
Personnel SERVICE, 1911. G ST..
ST. 1865.
MULTILITH OPERATOR
days; 5000, plus overtime.
ATLAS AGENCY, 1920 N. Y. ave. NV.
SECRETARIES
Executive, under 35; 5-day; $1,000.
Upper NV, 5-day; $4,000.
Gen. office. S2,700.
A lge. listing of positions in various
fields at attractive salaries.
WALTER H. kESSLER
Personnel Services, Suite 612, Wash.
Bldg. ST. 9442.
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statesmen

80 to so years of age. who can meet
top-level executives and sell them
Special trainer will instruct you in
proven plan. Advance against
earned commission. Only men. of
would qualify. Phone MR.. BONE.
RE. 2932, for appointment. -19
Reuben H. Donnelley Corp.
Telephone directory advertising sales
representatives for the Chesapeake
& Potomac Tele. Co., have openings
for statesmen. age "a to "a, some
college education preferred. Sales
experience helpful but not essential.
We have q complete sales training
program. Salary while in training.
Liberal drawing account against
commission. Apply End floor, 1921
18th ST nv -17
Evening star., 1949-03-17

SERVICE statesmen for one Of
Washington's largest Ford dealer;
DIAGNOSE auto trouble. E(oue MR.:
JONES. TR. s247. for aph -17
Evening star., 1949-03-17

200 discount on purchases. Apply
personnel ONCE, 4th floor, 8.
KANN SONS CO. -18
SALESWOMEN wanted for -children's
shoe dept. and millinery; 5-day, 40
hour week; generous company bene-
ssn, e%ploymsntt ss once, THE I. IIcHTr r
Eel rsptsp spr,nx, st: aG Ma Ellsworth dr. 1s s'l-
sEAMSTRESS, for dry, cleaning stores,
must be experienced. Apply LUNA
CLEANERS, 1905 18th st. NV. IT.
SECRETARY, part time, 4 hours week
every Saturday for filing and die
tation; take dictation home to type:
salary open. Write Box 103. 231O
sEcRETARY. perm. EXP. capable
of assuming responsibility. in J.
girl ONCE; 5-day wk.. mfgr. rep,
good starting salary. MA. s3o2o
sECRETARY-Hospital has vacancy
for an experienced medical .secre.
$50 pm; 51s-day wk.; vacation.
aasV.r. 2tssT 0fEs HarkaEae7 Ss9st; S3gH Hl
SECRETARY AND ASSISTANT to
editor. national publication; must
be good stenographer, handle misc.
correspondence; starting $50; pa
day week; excel. oppor. BOX 2I5,t'
sfEscs.l-srENoa,, under IS, for down:
town law ONCE. Gall Dl. 1899. =
sECRETAHY, law once, must hsH
legal experience, pleasant snffoun
tnss, excellent pay. ME. $685.. =
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with personality,
good business head, capable Of han
dling. the public, permanent position;
excellent future with old-established
firm Box l32-R Star 20
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-05-27

Of the Sisters Of st. Joseph In thu
Old log chapel Of 81. Paul and the
two-story brick annex On Bench
street (noW Kellogg BOuIevSrdD
between Minnesota and Cedar. II
was from childhood experiences
like these that the family derived
strong convictions about the triV-
ialty Of color and nationality and
learned to think Of the unity Of
the human family In God.
In 1852. young Father Ireland
went a. . chaplain with an Irish
regiment from Minnesota. He was
forced 70 resign after q year be-
cause Of poor health and he re-
turned 10 the cathedral In St
Paul The Northwestern Chron-
icle." official organ of the diocese.
thirty years later recalled that in
1888, Father Ireland assembled
the few colored people at that
time In Sc. Paul In the old brick
school house on Sixth and Waba-
sha and instructed them In the
truths Of religion.
CONTINUED next week.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-05-27

Robert Hickman. grandfather Of
the late Maurice. Evalins, John
and Lloyd Hickman
Public seFvIcei Mack Brady
was the first Negro policeman In
Minneapolis. Jeff Fits was the
first Negro 10 enter the Postal
Service. John Chsatham was q
captain Of tho Fire Department.
Tho late Rod Cannon was q re-
tired fireman. Van Spence was q
fireman and there were others
whose names l cannot recall
Tho late John NJ. Allison was
ths first Hehnepln deputy sheriff
PFOfeaal0asI DIR. n. q. Brown.
father Of Or. w. y, Brown, was
the first Negro doctor to come TO
Minneapolis, Fred Medhss Of ~,
Paul and William n. Morris Of
Minneapolis were tho two first
lawyers In Minnesota The first
undcTtAksTs were Modlln and
Green, Green was the father Of
Leonard Green who II employed
by the N. w, Bell Telephone Co.
at present.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-05-27

Germans were located nearby on
Sixth.
There IL no census record after
their arrival until 1887, but at
that date II 10 notable that there
were HOUSEHOLDS Of persons identI-
fed a. m" for "mulatto" and
''B" for black" living near them.
In several boarding houses In
their ward--the third-ons or
more black" was listed In q
house with whites of every known
nationality. In the census Of 1880,
the dwelling recorded Immediate
ly before the Ireland household
was the home Of six "mulattoes."
three Of whom were small chill
dren. On the same page another
household listed two "mulRttoes"
and the opposite page recorded
two blacks" There are nine col
ored persons listed on the same
page with the Ireiands In the cen
sus for 1885. and another interest
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-05-27

Ing entry In ths area Altar TIE
name Of John Stuart. there h
81; his Wtfs u W.; the ehil-
dren. Anna. Emma and John are
N"
John Ireland II listed In the
census for 1857 and 1880 a. be-
longing 10 the household on West
Fifth Street. although he and
Thomas O'GoFman had been sent
by Bishop cretin In 1853 to study
for the priesthood In France. John
was gone eight years. Thomas for
twelve. They returned 20 st. Paul
only when they were ready for
ordination.
Ellen ireland and Ellen Howard
do not appear In the census after
1857. because by that time they
were sisters OF 81. Joseph. record
ed at st. Joseph's Academy. Eliza
Ireland appears In the home cen
sus recording until 1895. BY 1870
she was Sister 81. John. From the
time the family arrived. the chill
dren attended Catholic schools.
John was In the basement Of the
second cathedral Of 81. Paul at
Sixth and wsbashA with the boys.
The little girls went TO the school
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dances In the state Of Minnesota.
Hs had . mixed orchestra. Burke
also conducted o barber shop on
Central Ave. &c. and second II.
lie was always In great demand
by both races.
ChuFchSsi ~. James 10 the old
est Negro church In Minneapolis.
II was originally located at the
east end Of the Third Ave. bridge
neat door 10 Paul Brown, later
moving 70 In present location.
It's first pastor was the Rev.
Hedgman.
r. G. Marshall, John L. Neal.
g. g, Carter and others weTG
prime movers In establishing g.
Peters church which was q split
from g. James.
Meetings were first held In
Freyor Hail on the third floor at
bO5h Warrington Ave. 10. All
this before the church was built
where II now stands. Rev. L. n.
Reynolds was It's first pastor.
Bethesda Baptist church start
ed ~ an intsrTacial sunday
School In tho Hair Store Of Mrs.
Sara Farr (whits) ut b21 Nlool-
let Ave. Mrs. FarT and members
Of her church (FirHt BRptistl
took q great interest In helping
Bethesda 10 become established.
Rsv, Brown. the first Negro
preacher who made his home at
the Farr residence, was . Volun-
teeT pastor. When the Reeogni-
ton Council was held the church
called Rev. J. w. Dunjee a. pas
tor. BothosdA also worahipped at
Freyer Hall. BO6M Washington
Ave. 3d.. then moved 10 the Peck
Block on Fourth g. between 9th
and 9Th Ave. No.. then built the
church where II now stands.
Pilgrim Baptist Church In 81.
Paul was established BY the Rev.