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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-12-10

Sincerity. thou first of virtues,
let no mortal leave thy onward path
although the earth should cape,
and from the gulf of hell destruction
rise, to take dissimulaticn's winding
way. Home.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-12-10

Patronize Your Advertisers
In The Northwest Times.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-02
BROWSING AROUND ECORSE
With Frances Psiross

The NAACP mass meeting with
Mrs. Amy Mallard as principsl
speaker ~as attended BY a ca
pacity crowd IN the large audi
forum OF First Baptist Chursh.
Francis and Fifteenth street Nj.
Ebert Collins. program char.
man OF Local Branch Of NAACP
Mr. LEROY Carter from the Ma
iional jffice accompanying Mrs.
Msllard on her tour and Rev
Joe Davii pastor Of FIRST Bap-
rs; were platform speakers.
Several musical numbers We.
rendered by the famous First
Baptist Choir Stirring remarks
we're mace BY president OF
branch. Mr. Louis Jordan, Vice
Pres!den; bred Scott Neusom.
and Rev Mr. Gsudy. Mrs. VIII
liam May ED and Ms James
Galloway were lsuded for their
assistance in this touching serv.
ce
18TH ANNIVERSARY
The lin anniversary Of Rev
Z. Copeland. pastor OF Union
Baptist Church was brought q
. close Sunday with Rev H E
Owens and his grand choir from
Mt Olive Baptist in Detroit IN
charge ~ the closing services
A lovely banquet iE honor OF
Rev. COPELAND was held IN the
basement pariors Friday eve
A viH.or IN our mIdst for :
few days was Rev Vince Doug.
las. in charge Of National Boy.
Work OF National Baptist Con,
venton a, Nashville. Tenn. Rev
Mr. Douglas w,ll return 70 hi.
duties. accompanied BY his fam
liz
John Wesley Churci was the
scene OF an old fashioned eX.
trsvaganza, presented by friend!
from the First Baptist Church
A near capacity audience wa
hilarious as the mirth. provoking
PLAY was enacted. Remembe
John WrsleNk Choir as they
present their second anniversary
formal or Nav s. understand
u will BE quite something. Sc
meet Us there.
MAsoNs PRoGREssIvEs
A very fss, growing chapter
IS the Ecorse F and A. NJ. An.
Gent Sc ''rish Rite Of the World
Rev L y. Jackson. " orshipfu
Master o. this group and also ar
official o. the Ohio + and A
NJ Mr. Booker T. Fossett. flnsn
cal secretary, as well as q mum
Der Of 81 degree men round ou'
the membership Of this chapter
Many fine young women al,
members Of the Magdahne Chap
ter Of the Eastern Star. an aux
.liary OF { and A. NJ
Mrs Alberta Pendleton, Act
nth stree; was hostess this pas
week for the regular session o.
80 Housewives League Fina
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-02

arr angeMtLtS Tor me dirr
scheduled for March Goth :, AN
pm. al John Wesley bsnom.,
room Gcre discussed. The Dow,
river Businessmen will be g,,s,,,
OF honor Nth Mr. Foster an.
tor OF Detroit Branch Of PsrEs.
House Sausage. guest speaker
The River Rouge Ecorse As,
citation for the Study az Nes.
Life and History met al Beeo,
wood Center Friday eve on
GERS ele OF were president n
bert Collins; vice president NJ,
Pearl Po,tcll: secretary Miss Poi
" Smith. assistant secretar,
Mrs. Elsie Galloway: tressrs,
Clarence Sabbath: M truc,r
Miss We Bscchus. sss.s.sn, &
structor. Mrs. Haze Hegems,
chairman mern bership tEcor,-
Miss Shirley Petross lR.g-
Rouge, Mss Barbara Goens n,
regular meeting OF the chao,s
will be very third "Wednesday
Of the month. alternately (.
BeechwoJd and WeStside Cen,s
from 800 until 1000 o n
Beschwood Center Notes
A forum is being planned
for the month Of April Also
recital with Miss Celeste Cole
guest artist. April IL. The sec
end annual Of the Easter
movies.
Westsids Center Notes
William Loving. BOYS C9la
selor at Northern Hiet sSou
20 a group Of some sixty oo,t
IN a Voc alton Class al Wss,S.,
Monday evening. In a very b
spring talk. Loving encourages
the youths 10 further the. sdl
cation and plan towards theil t.
tule. Many OF the youu gsisi
were urgcd 10 gain hep IN a..
tending inStitutionS Of ashr.
learning Cookies and Pop wee
served 10 the group Al teen.
ayers interested in singing pless,
contact Elmer Smith. Nts,sa.
Center d, 100 pm. Keep 2 ma.
the movies every ThursGby from
500 until 8.00l D. m Aiko a5g'
night Immediately siteg a. ~
Ter School from 500 Unit 100,
D. m.
Ping pong. Eolley bs.l az
bridge Instruction. BY Nj CHarly
Taylor is included in the ,si @
activities. Skating al Mile
School nom 500 until 100 ON
The 950th Quartermsste Con
PAW is enc Of the Units d
signed bv the Army TO eeceH
a days psy for each two aour
training session. Master Sc gear
Arthur Thomas. 100 W. Gran
Blvd Detroit. was the first men
Der OF the unit 10 receive pay
ment for sessions attended II
companv is commanded by Frs
L, Will am S. Mayfield Rive
Rouge.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-02


esee $4,000 O. more 20 breathe
rew LIE INTO the association
MeSsrS Reuben RAY, " D..
Nor.soa Jr. 3 Alsobvooks. ;. 3
Milton George A Isabelle Ben
GORDON. Hosea Ewing 4 I Fos-
ter Sidney BarihHcl. !. 4. Sg.s-
tol Nose X Euiz Carlton W
Games 4 J Keys J J Nc
Clendon. Rober; 3 S.r1ms G ",
White. " A Lewis J 5 Roy
ster Ed]ar Brszelton James P
Cobb. " Stewart Thompson
Duane Rice
One ~ The guests gsEe 500 as
an anonymous donation.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-02
Engine

-. Englne as
He "a a member. Of the
Michigan Engineering Society
and National Technical Asso-
eisiion. During World War II
ne served on a leave Of ab.
ssnee frem the Highway De.
psrtmeni with the United
States Coast Guard with the
rank ct Lieutenant J. z.
Othsr menben Of the su.ves
parry ere Ma1rics Arwngtoa
q gfNsy engineer who Is senior
.astr4nert man Taeo J North
Gross re1Hsv engineer snc
'lcig- stru17ent man Leon Y
Waite Eerscael H. Stewart sn-
Aloer, Scrervllle. highway en-.
< rec sSes and Monarc BE IL
iz.Wav engineer inspector
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-02
Negro Markets
Importance Cited
By Associate Writer

+r raieA Association met with group Of Detroit iead
B.ess ard Professional men al the Penthouse OF me
= .er Hotel IN FRIDAY gsy. AZ 200 m. March 10Th.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-02

SEEKS ELECTION -
Mayor ". Warren Duncan Of
River Rouge who has been en-
dorsed for reelection by ths
River Rouge Citizens Progress
i've LEAGUE. The club went on
record fsvorins Mayor Dun
cans return 10 office because
he kept his promise 10 widen
Viseer Road; increased the
number Of police sffordins
more protection for the west
sidsi opened up Huer Field
for the children Of the neigh
borhood; kept VIM Duncan as
housing director appointed
Namen Smith constable; and
has besn fair and impartial in
carrying cut the dulles Of his
office. he 10 seeking his thlrd
term as Mayor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-02

TIE -pese 90 ihls r.eei..s
explain tre- c-1-ei and
n C,1es ias- i7e ass e--
play Ire Necessary
So 'ectrE IRE ecoao1lt
,he Nes ocs ~ ials
:; IS felt that the American
Business Industry rea!izes the
Importance OF the Negro mar
ke.. IRE millions CT aollars
wn.ch are being spent daily 10
make threads into -ais market
mzxe u 9; paramount import.
aace that some type q eTSani-
za:or be maintained 70 pro
feet me economic lie Of our
7Fs1P.
IKE j., s., Is 4' Ano.r1
a..er Nr.Ca san ADVISE
f ,pen1.ae q; TIE
a.tr cc - PIE We.
cse-i TIE riar sin
BIZ Business.
t. Harness Business Energy
-p ot ous aess and pro-
egeei ~ me seq
t,p occasion anc NE
essay giving me Booze, I
N .rz. = Z ace 4 ASSOCIATION me
Messing the business
Is ;r,s s.iS
tsnt ooser s'tlons o.
81 Guy community lie
na3e Glrng tals meetlas
1e 3i.cWlng p sons D, )
,n S.1rey ba inNeL. 3
KS y, a. rs C.ft4, j..
en Rsy d. ! ! MeClen-
~ . ~ j. GeQy &c
ce an6 ctret r1euceTs g:
at.on an1 guests,
eetive Purehssing
3 ker Washington
Association p.aas % cs,ty
a vigorous progsam Win
u.gn a.mea 70 make me
ness offices ard merchants
"a Inc 5emarcs az the con-
SPECIAL STRESS ",ll oe
. get me; cgartS % co
etIse purchasing
a; Z complete in@exei 81.
~ Negro cwnec Business
De;c.t &c mace svailaole
ne pa0Ac
Booker T Washington
e Assoc. alton Is 10 wears cla
las ceen the parent 20 the
III ~ some " ne leading
.esses nos N trsS CITY The
cation is also affiliated w1th
National Negro Business
esaae winch is holaing rs con-
oa Aere on August 1926
To make alive tie thoughts and
COS expressed ~ MS Teet4hg
~ fo,,owinz men subscribed or
Evening star., 1949-01-22
J D. c. Figure Skaters
Competing in New York

Seven members of the Washington
Figure Skating Club are competing
in the annual Middle Atlantic Skat-
ing Championships in New York
City this week end, the club has an
nounced.
Donald Laws, 4315 Fourth street
NV, who won the National Silver
Dance Championship last year, is
heading the Washington delegation.
Also competing are Edward Picken,
1916 Calvert street NV; Miss Vera
Halliday, 1909 North Fifteenth
street. Arlington: Donald Wilson,
$500 Porter street NV; Miss Verne
Fletcher, 66O5 Strathmore street,
Bethesda; Daniel Ryan, 3012 Rod
man street NV, and Miss Carol
Ann Peters, 3749 Jocelyn street NV.
Evening star., 1949-01-22
Naughty Marietta Given
In COlOrful Performance

vocal lines Of the role suiting him
also excellently.
Two Finds in Comedy.
Two real finds, however, were Don
Mackin and Mary Vagnoni who
took the comedy roles of Simon
O'Hara and Lzette, respectively
Miss Vagnoni can let herself 60 with
the naturalness that is the requisite
of a true comedy artist and her
scene in the second act was tops.
Mr.. Mackin takes the finer, more
subtle, style and kept the center
of the stage whenever he appeared
The laughs these talented players
got were genuinely evoked by clever,
spontaneous acting. The we'll
planned makeup of Ches Di Mag
gio for the part of Rudolfo helped
his characterization of the keeper
of the Marionette Theater which
was also excellently worked out but
fell a bit short through indistinct-
ness of enunciation and because he
seldom looked at the audience.
Miss Emery and MIR. Di Maggie
spoke with what was supposed to be
a French and italian accent. The
others were spared this necessity
and among the men, besides Mr.
Rose, Rod Clay as Etienne Grandet
was the most understandable. He
has a fine singing voice also and die
we'll with his second act aria. Con-
ME Krueger's mellow contralto was
heard to good effect in the rather
ungrateful role Of Adah and Arthur
James and Clinton Hemmings gave
distinction to the delineation of the
Lieutenant-G Governor and of Sil
Harry Blake. Robert Fabik, who
appeared as the Governors secre.
tary through the courtesy of the
Washington Theater Alliance, made
small role stand out.
Others who contributed to the
unfolding Of the story in various
ways were Anna Raj Sexton, Inge
Deinzer, Mimi Di Maggie, David
Bleecker, F. A. Wildt, H. Alton
Go1dklang, August Specht, Pauline
Evening star., 1949-01-22
By Alice Eversmon

Herbert's Naughty Marietta" was
a geogeous affair as presented by
the Columbia Opera Association
last night in Lisner Auditorium
before a near capacity audience.
With the Columbia Opera and the
Washington School of Ballet work.
ing together, the ambitious pro-
duction was staged for a worthy
cauSe-that of providing a "Musi-
clans" room in George Washington
Hospital. Part of the proceeds will
60 to the Columbia Opera Assoc
iation fund to permit its continued
presentation of a branch Of music
too much neglected all over the
country. This group is a valuable
one in the community, as it forms
an outlet for talent and brings to-
gether many young people to work
under pleasant and instructive cir
cumStanceS.
No detail was spared to make the
presentation of the operetta as
colorful as possible. The costumes
were richly designed for the large
cast and the scenery complete as an
appropriate background. The spa
cious stage of the auditorium and
its general appearance Of a real
theatrical setting allowed for the
necessary freedom of action and
for a sizeable ensemble without any
crowding. The lighting was good
and in all these details was evident
! the intention to make the perform
ance as professional as possible.
Diction Unclear.
What was not professional were
the long waits and the SloWneSs
with which the action moved
There were reasons for this without
doubt, and they will be eliminated
presumably for the performance
scheduled for tonight. But the
clever young actresses and actors
could of themselves infuse a livelier
spirit into their acting, for they are
we'll versed by now in stage de-
pertinent. Ethyl Manning, who
staged the production and directed
the orchestra, deserves great credit
for the finish she was able to bring
to a first night, after a lapse of
some months when no operettas
were given by the group.
A very serious fault-and because
Of its Importance, to be mentioned
at once-was the unclear diction of
the participants that made it al
most impossible to follow the words
of dialogue or song. Most of the
cast. for there were exceptions, do
not understand how to project their
voices over the footlights and many,
in addition, have the habit of hold
ing their heads down when speak
ing so that the voices are muffled.
Part of this effect may be due to
the acoustic of the hall, although
the impression has been given that
1t was well taken care of in the con-
struction Of the auditorium. Play
ing without an amplification system
last night, the casts lack of knowl-
edge of how to send both text and
personality out to the audience was
the chief flaw in an otherwise nota-
bic presentation.
The young and charming Cath
crime Emery took the title role,
showing unusual gifts In the skill
full way she kept the character in
focus. Her voice is small but sweet,
possessing its greatest carrying
power in the upper register. Her
vivacity stressed the wilfulness of
Marietta and throughout her sact-
ing held a remarkable sense of pro-
portion. More outstanding for as
surance and stronger defined per-
sonality was Lewis Roses portrayal
of Capt. Richard Warrington, the
Evening star., 1949-01-22
Barrett Commends Police
For Work in Inauguration

A general commentator to men,
bers of the Metropolitan Police De-
partment has been issued by Supt
Robert j. Barrett for performance
of duties connected with the Inau-
guration.
In a memorandum terming the
event the most important occasion
that the Metropolitan Police De-
partment has faced" Maj. Barrett
declared: II am very pleased with
the way in which every member and
official of this department per-
formed his duties"
Maj. Barrett said he has received
a "deluge Of favorable comments"
from officials and prominent citi-
Zens.
You have again exhibited to our
citizenry and to our Nation that
you compose the personnel of the
finest police department in the
world" he added.
Police provided numerous motor
cycle escorts for inaugural digni-
taries, in addition to carrying out
many other tasks connected with
the parade. Many worked long hours
of overtime.
Evening star., 1949-01-22

Holmes, Charles Brookner and Deck
Fales. The Washington Concert
Ballet. beautifully costumed, held
the spotlight in the final scene. The
dances devised by Lisa Gardner and
Mary Day, directors, included sew.
eral Spanish numbers, a can-car
and some toe dancing which the
groups performed with grace ano
spirit. The orchestra, especially
from the well played intermezzc
before Act II until the end of the
opera, gave excellent backing to the
singers.
In tonight's performance the role
of Marietta will be sung by Natalie
MULTI.
Evening star., 1949-01-22

India's untouchable classification
is believed to have developed after
the Aryan invasion of the north
west more than 5000 years ago.
Evening star., 1949-03-18
PERSONAL (cont,)

WANTED. white practical nurse, un:
OUR MOST uNUsUAL sSt HI sH SERVICE !:
back Hosiery repairs. 25c UP; 6-da.
service; good work. 33 years know
how" NEEDLEcRAFT. $50 18th st
PERMANENT. s4; shampoo and i'm.
ger wave. SOC: No appointments
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL. l34c
EXPERT LADIES TAILORING, dress.
making and millinery done in my
home. Call HU. $685. for appt:
DON'T TAKE A CHANCE-Reweavins
should be done by experts; 80 years
know how" with professional oper-
ators; fast service. NEEDLECRAFT
DAMAGED CLOTHING - Night OIL
Distinction" Burns, tears. cuts OIL
TURKTsH BATHS for gentlemen
WILLIAMS, formerly opp. Mayfiower
Hrs. 10 am. to 10 pm. GIL. 81 6172
ANY ONE CAN SEW. but IT take.
LEA ENGEL. Dressmaker (formeriy
too hard to handle. Custom made
restyling. alterations. Centrally To-
Gated at lilo F ST. NV, Room 20
Telephone Elk 1903
hour nursing care. Licensed BY
county and state SH 6u4O
PIANO TUNING. So; all repairs, re.
building. etc, reas. Free estimate
VICTOR GEORGE. OV 1927 ewes.
WAVERLY SANATORIUM, Rockville
Pike, mi. from Bethesda.-A few
vacancies fully licensed: nursing
care "a hrs. day. Call WI. 1901
SLIP COVERS, draperies, upholster-
ing. cornices, professionally done.
Work guaranteed; free estimates
Falls Church 1908, 23'
WILL PURCHASE SECOND TRUST
notes on D. c. or nearby Md. or
Va. properties; quick settlement.
Box 265-C Star
Evening star., 1949-03-18
HOME IMPROVEMENTS
ADDITIONS, alterations. and a

ADDITIONS, alterations. and attic
modernizine; cabinets and kitchen
plan. AsKEW's HOME SERVICE;
reas. Days and ewes. OR. 1900.
ADDITIONS. remodeling home I'M
p1ovements: proven, planning; mir es1imatInns
oN feGyes eoNTRxcSay yfTslaf Ny co. 9P aE PoMiH Sa
ALTERATIONS. additions. all COM
plete buildings on your site; expert
mechanics for all trades; call US
for prompt service and estimates.
cxkrfsTkY, Ma ss2I; oF FAISTiSG ssfH paper hang
ies on N &c call IL to Ss eli. 7474 es' or cH.
CEMENT WORK. stone walls. nag
rep cement Estss ehmosss noachss
kinds Of water proofing. r. MAR
CUCc1o, Route s.. Horners lane.
ROCKVILLE. Md, phone Rockville
CoNcRErE. eSssr CEMENT WORK, foot
new rev work. &c, c: aALEA, AT. 1854.
FENCE, all steel galvanized chain
link, all posts SET in concrete, Guar;
s5'ssa @ sH' ( 5ss En- EsdsEERs sHszf hS
FENCES, all types, galvanized ma
terials, posts set in concrete; immed:
STSGS f5sst!Gn CO., terms ST 1000. B1lT RI Rte
FLAGsfoNE. Sf;. a. q speeialty-All seEIi Kinds
of stone and cement work done; :;
porches. terraces, walks, steps. fire.
wate-prooflng and drainage. tiles.
MHReueeHo MARE sss 6smond M afoEto .7.
Gaithersburs. Marylaad.
FLOOR sERvICE-Notnlns nut the
best. laying. sanding; finishing.
cleaning. parauet installation. Bruce
finishes. FLOORING cONTRAC.
T0Rs: T0 sa,5 NC 1912 Wisconsin ave
HOME k2MoDEL1NG. additions, at
tics and rec. rooms, kit, planning.
cabinets and appl:. wall tile. rubber
~ f!ls nSri9s ffT as5o sUBuRBAN iId coNsT
to foof csi 81 sfo sssa.sa asa.Sni tor et
ING CO. 1908 Eye st. NV
ALL PHASES OF home remoceling and
improving; free reasonable estis
FRaeToRs msataf W. W. e4a5: a5D4kE an 4sfa sGN
HYATTSvILLE CONTRACTING CO.
Painting, papering. interior decor
ating. all work guaranteed: terms
Free estimates. Phone WA. 1885.
ATTENTION, HOME OWNERS. 1t is
not too early to screen your porch;
no need waiting for the flies All
kinds Of repairs and remodeling. W,
D TAYLOR, Sligo 3942.
BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR. gen.
eral repairs Of all kinds; recreation
sRiDER. sRi asd Js. bars aE eIss esIpssssialt' Go G w.
ALL BRANCHES of home construc-
ton. undermining and repairs; addi-
tional rooms, porches. recreation
rooms. attics finished, custom build
Ing. Careful planning and skilled
workmen have saved our customers
substantial sums for superior job.
WiLkiNMaY s l rs coNsTRUeTfoN sfE|ns1s P9Soe co
Wa, 6154. to pm. 30
WOULD YOU LIKE q new rambler
or modernistic solar home on your
lot at actual builders cost? I spe-
ctalize in the design and construc-
tion OF these modern DWELLINGS ex.
elusiyely;, A. M. McLAcHLEN. Jr.,
Evening star., 1949-03-18
HELP WOMEN (cont.)
HELP DOMESTIC

Co0K-G.H.W,. 5l2 days, live in, no
reauired, Wi. 3646. 10
COOK AND G.H.W.. to work Friday,
Sat. and Sun. only; other maid is
of those days; must be 1st class
Tsfs Ssss n hs st Es istssa en- fSoa Boa psy
cSoks:asGs:H.w, s:ss with laundry; Iis 81
days; experienced; with refs; 8
radYlts; $2S; Woodley 1923.
perlenced, reliable; for adults.
ouired FA. 1859.
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER, live in:
nearby Arl.; fond of children; refs.
required: room and bath. Gil. s052.
G.H.w., trained. exper. with children
8 and 8; good wages if ref. war
aas Wv ca a NJ ss5 s6ss s6ssksd al ns515s
infS: aRa eysninss after pm msG eoSG
Ssby Ao good aessF sslaTy 0s5 Be- sss7 SSss' Wso
HOUSEKEEPER, white, to live In:
take care of s-yr. girl and 14mos:
boy; no laundry; good pay. Call
" ". t}Ra S5ss before 7; after pm
MAID. over 80, to do general house
children; city references required.
AK, 1865.
SPANISH MAID, to live in and do
E.h.w.; must like children and have
good reference; very nice living
conditions. Sligo 1891. 30
WOMAN. white. 40 to 55, care for
1O-month baby; room. and board
plus S1O0 month; references. ex-
perience and medical renort neces-
sary Call Marlboro 3447.
WOMAN, colored, must be good cook,
ghw; city refs. req.; live in. lge.
bright rm and full bath: S25 per
wk Call before $50 pm. WI. z054.
WOMAN, dependable. middle aged.
white. to care for lO-mo. child while
mother works: live in; $50 per mo.
GIL. 1874. go
M1DDLE-AGED PERSON to care for
small home and child in exchange
for home and small salary. ttfs.
REQ. Call CO. 1896 during day;
Pa. 5477 after Z pm. Is
Evening star., 1949-03-18
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT, exp; books started.
kept part sime; .o- tax returns: rea-
AccoUNTISG STUDENT needs after
noon. evening work to stay in
school. GE. 1891, 7:ao-lo. pm, all
BooKKEEpER, man, middle aged.
college graduate, thoroughly trained
plumbing and heating, desires full
time permanent position. TR. 5000.
BOY, colored. 49, would like work Of
cAB1NhTMAkER. anH h!nsi XII oses esDerteneed. fine
new and repair work. seeks steady
position; also private work. AD.
COOK, Filipino, wishes position prs-
y. yate family experienced. Call los so.
CRAFTSMAN, e1ectronic or m.chani-
cal. Write Box 4s2-B, Star. 10
EXECUTIVE, 1e. yrs prog. exper. in
systems. alert, intelligent, .persoona-
able; . excel ref; minimum $4,000.
MAN. young, I9 yrs. old. high school
grad, att. broadcasting school, des;
after pm, TR 1913.
MAN. colored. wants situation as
ea eaaufal JAMES sF Ho a5ivfS aes7 q any ~ fiHd
PHARMACIST, reg. in Va. and Dist.
experienced local references. Box
269-C. Star. co.
Washington area, day or evening.
Box 316-C, Star. 20'
STUDENT, age 2s, exp. selling, bkpg.,.
tipping. gen. ONCE; available to 40
hrs gsc; gsGco min. s1.2o hr. R MAGEE
YOUNG MAN, 90, ambitious mechan-
ically inclined. wishes start in en-
gineering field; willing to train in
any position with promising future;
graduate Of Federal Academy; IL
censed marine engineer with exper-
fence, prefers local work but will
consider other. Box 330-C. Star.
RETIRED GOVT. MAN, best Of ref
erences. clerk of any kind; must be
light work TR 1898. EOS
Evening star., 1949-03-18
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

DAYS WORK Saturday wanted by
neat col. woman; good ref. AT.
GIRL wants days work from s-4
pm; SIS and carfare. DI. 6823.
GIRL, colored, desires Job as g.hw.,
plain cooking; exp. vi. 6747.
GIRL wants part time, 5 days wk. /;
city ref: good cleaner. washer and
ironer, plain cook. Ii. 7447.
GIRL wishes days work, 3 days, good
ref. Call FRANCES, TW. 23o1'
Friday and Saturday.
GIRL, colored, neat, desires Job in
store as maid. TR. 536s.
GIRL, young, wants maid or mother S
helper job. DU. 02S9
GIRL, colored, desires care of child;
liv. in or out, good ref RA. 6272:
time work, city references. RA: el39.
WOMAN, colored. wants ironing by
WOMAN, colored. reliable, wants
mornings work hours daily Call
WOMAN, colored, reliable, wishes
gen. housework or days work. VI.
WOMAN. colored, desires 5 days y
work, s-5; good cook. ref. DU. 21S7.
WOMAN, colored, cook, g.h.w.. full
or part time, fond Of children, ex-
perienced; refs: 755 Howard I'd.
Sc, Apt. 4. TR. 01Ss. 1919