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Spring, Md.
sALEsWOMEN-Must be fairly ex-
perienced in coats. suits, dresses,
sportswear. Excellent earnings, part
or full time: Apply mornings, 8, to
tSe.o 10 only. ! and dkApLow1Tz' 4 18th be-
sEAMsfRESs-Display free samples
Of cretonne at 20% commissions.
SEAMSTRESS, exp, for slip covers;
good wages, steady work. Apply
7137 Wis. ave, Bethesda. WI. 4445.
SECRETARY, young woman, for gem
eral ONCE and secretarial position
with local distributor; shorthand,
tipping and some knowledge Of book
keeping required. Call MR.. DAVIS,
TU. 4141 for appt. -13
decorated contractors ONCE, upper
Georgia ave, for qualified person
wishing to do public seeretarial
work Will pay extra for our work.
GE. 7113. Glebe 5000.
SECRETARY and saleswoman for
real estate ONCE, good opportunity.
4a5 sOsthsrn n sI1ssna axe ssx1 ss HI FTa4a 4sfs
SECRETARY. junior; will consider
inexperienced person with good typ
ing and shorthand ability. Apply
in person, ENGINEERING AND RE-
SEARCH CORPORATION. Riverdale,
Md WA 4444 --13
Evening star., 1950-02-12

SITUATIONS MEN
ACCOUNTANT. AUDITOR
OFFICE MANAGER
Available immediately. Salary open
Box i76-x. Star. 12s
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SITUATIONS MEN 8 WOMEN
HUSBAND AND WIFE wish immed
part-time janitor Job with quarters
Call IL noon-7 pm. Elk. 1880.
MIDDLE-AGED COUPLE desires resi-
dent manager; 9TH class engineer.
IO 5-o492
Evening star., 1950-02-12

Young clerk for permanent position
as clerk typist in credit once.
Good starting salary for. one In
terested In permanent place. Do
not phone, apply in person. to Mr..
CAsTELBERGs. 1904 F NV.
CLERK -TYPIsT. under 80 years of
age, for interesting position IN life
insurance company home ONCE. T.
hour day. 5-day week. Apply Room
800 between and II an: EQul:
TABLE LIFE INSURANCE CO.. SIC
cIERkar{Pisr 1fsR Il hlTss for constructor. Of
nee, under 35, accurate; stsno.
graphic knowledgs, helpful but not
coEIfG41oN ssiins5sE 81 WOMAN, mar sxpsr w With
70 nOxassse sssss msnasemsnt al ns ' Il COLLECTION
Apply sLoANs, 7s5 9TH st. NV;
COUNTER GIRL. experienced. dry
aeufb: ese9Hsf AZ EPr sS9S. ssSHPSt.' phone .ls kR'
teria work; no late night or sunday
XepS SsgE NAL sPd HsnifGHEss4 aEs4XURaN tSEnsihsf
DfNrAE fas In hAis|s1ssTTANr, 81 3 fully mps expsri.
DENTAL OFFICE SECRETARY, eX-
perienced preferred: stenography not
necessary. tipping essential: ONCE in
Medical Center; 5-day week. Box
425-S. Star.
DIETICIAN, capable of taking COM
plete charge Of kitchen: must have
hotel experience. Box 134-R. Star.
DISHwASHER, colored. Apply DIXIE
PIG BARBECUE, Benning I'd. and
Marlboro pike Sc. -12
DOCTOR's ASSISTANT with some
knowlsdgs Of laboratory work. Phone
OR. 7700.
DRIVER, part time, nursery school
station wagon, In exchange for room
and day care of child. oV. 1882 or
OW. 1882
FILE CLERK, permanent position for
capable young lady in credit ONCE
Of large furniture store; good start
ing salary. Numerous company
benefits Apply Mr.. Lewis, HUB
FURNITURE CO., 7th and D SITS.
NV
FITTER-white only. to alter own
fittings. expert on suits and dresses,
air cond, exclusive shop. Salary
open WILHELM1NA ADAMS DRESS
SHOP, 3214 P St, Georgetown.
2145 -lS
Evening star., 1950-02-12

FREE? FREE?
We have no money to give away, put
leads to work which will pay you
in access of S100. per week.
YOU DO NOT CANVASS.
Call HU. 624o for appointment.
book OF KNOWLEDGE.
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HELP woAEN tcant1

AVON cosMETICs are in great de.
mand; opening for sincere reliable
Ss'1 SgSmen; nE no 90 os experience necessary necesiaS
5i@s: H7. ttsv,1Esp Apply 3soS Hamilton: vest
BEat aa t1sE1iLsi TIcIAN 10 10 Al-round operator a
nsst be AKsfNs e sNRsf' HgRIK & RsE
BEAUTICIAN. expert only; full or part
BiEAUTlcIAS, =. hair hair stylist, ss ), wanted
section; excellent location for future
mission Box I'm. Star.
BEApTICIAN - experienced. DoRo.
THEA MAE BEAUTY SHOP, ss42
around, frst-class work. Phone AD.
1915 between . and 10 am; or
to s pm; weekdays. IA
BEAUTY OPERATOR. all.around, full
e ReIi sis sEA6PRP 6HPPPly sAnoN A1sANs s6s
st. ne Call UN. 1927 after 2 pm.
BooKKEEPER, accounts nsyable. exp.
ant SURROUNDINGS and many employe
dement's Apply personnel ofice, L
st. entrance HOTEL sTATLER;
BoOKKEEPEE, assistant, under 80.
knowledge Of typine essential; 5-day
week, starting salary. $40; ad-
BooKKEEPER TYPIST, complete
charge once; exclusive dress shop;
BooKKEEPER TYPIsT, preferably
experienced in credit store; must
have. local references; salary, $50
weekly. Cali Ma. 9517 for appoint
BookkEEPERTYp1sT HTNET 1sTRSrfSas Tor eoasiruc-
presentable, pleasant surroundings.
5Ha-day wk., permanent. salary
sonpete set Of bpofs $50 stsrains
Box 6o-s. Star. '
CAMERA GIRL. must be expert
enced; part time; night work. DU.
CANVASsERS. ladies; contact schools
and churches, arranging recording
functions without obligation or cost
at school and churches. Attractive
proposition. Write STUDIOS, 1888
CASHIER, MGR 1000 operator or
this machine; steady position, ad-
vancement assured. Apply SLOANS.
135 1th st. NV. -12
CASHIER and assistant manager for
restaurant; experience and local
reference required. BASS1N. 1920
CAsHiER-cHEokERsMYoung wom-
en- for cafeterias and Govt. bldgs,.
train If willing to begin in relief
pool; must have TELEPHONE. No
week end work. GOVERNMENT
SERVICES, INC, 1135 21st st. NV.
CLERK for record dept. Must have
knowledge Of music and selling exp.
Perm. position. KIT MUSIC CO.,
1880 G ST. NV.
CLERK K-TYPIST, 25 to 35 yrs. of age.
stenographic ability REQ. for general
ONCE work with major petroleum CO.;
good salary and working conds.; 90
hr. wk. Call MISS DICKINSON. IA.
CLERK -TYPIsT for old established
conditions; good salary to start plus
quarterly bonus; 5-day week. Re-
ply in own handwriting, state age
and references. BOX 2l0-X, Star
cLERK-TYPIsT to work in sales Of
neat and accurate; 5-day wk., an
uual and sick leave benefits. Call
MR.. COREY, Mon. after SIS am.
, chfRkITYrlsr hG lHS2i to work in an mail
Sf old Of e't.sihss m
but not nee: 5-day vk., annual
and sick leave benefits. Cali MRS
Wheel Err Mon after Sis AM
Evening star., 1950-02-12

Greeting Card Agents
Wanted for country's finest every
day card and wrapping assortments.
Make $50. sell only, 100 boxes! Sell,
too. our Charm of Home" personal
ized gifts and imprinted name and
sample. Write or phone THE GATTIS
CO. 1924 18th st. NV. Ma. 4762.
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days. NATIONAL DRUG CO.. 1900
e:a!@. eGanR. ays. Es.lla6ls a;Sl. woman. reg: Sat;
have refs, be neat, reliable and CO.
GENERAL OFFICE WORKER, typing,
sdsy ssos DsGsksfRGEaRSb sG HRGRbERR ssRsf LEVY Co.
Hso}98sEkEiEPkR, 81 Z Ii ? is cook. white; after
noon through dinner: Perm, Niee We
home. Fam. laundry sent out. Refs.
osrsEs TeqgiEsd ErppR R9S AIT Star saupanion
Rsss e i've IN DO isht seWins and
some cooking. Excellent home. Give
references and salary expected
when replying. Box TAX, Star. 12'
will exchange rm.
HousEKEEpER-coMPANloN, white.
ne ner, Mon. through Sat-, light apt.
housewk.. no laundry; live out ex-
ssss4 ssps few ot days g. ~o 'yhs saat. smpl sus
iications, age and salary expected.
1SsuR2NcE sSf s2ils iTrYspIsT-sTENo., cas-
ualty and fre. Rm. sos. 10 14th
SL6hhs luueb pC SAkCIl-
yWaafsoSLEsAIERs. VIC 4ss [ St. NV. 81.
MAID, colored. for specially shop,
must be exp. in pressing flne dresses
and exp. in sewing. Do not Apply
unless you have this exp; must
bring or furnish refs. Apply Mon.
morning, $50 only. Do not phone.
52I 18th st. NV.
MAIDS, colored,. Must be at present
Govt. employed; for Saturdays only
in exclusive specially shop. Must
bring or furnish references. Apply
TUESDAY morning, $40 only Or
phone DI $500 for appointment.
KAPLOWITZ, 18th between e and z.
MANAGER
Good position open in a ladies' store
near washington. Unit Of chain or
eanization. Must be able to trim
window. Coats, suits, dresses. small
wears, ETC. Good salary and bonuses.
Write DEBBIE SHOPS, $40 w. 35th
St, N. Y. /, N. X.
MANTCURIST with OPERATORS license,
downtown beauty SALON.; no night
work, good hours. Box 16I-x, Star.
:
Evening star., 1950-02-12

1220 r st. NV.
Observation-Disclosures and ready
to-wear, must be thoroughly ex-
perienced. high class clientele. .ex-
cellent salary. permanent position
Call In person only. 101s Conn ave.
sALEsLADEs, experx wanted; mar
excel. salary plus comm. Apply
KLEIN'S, 1913 Conn. ave. NV. la
SALEsLADY. 20-35, part-time. eve
ming work, So; permanent; sta
tionery and greeting-card store. Ap-
plications by phone not considered.
THE UsoNA SHOP. 1914 14th
sALEsLADY, experienced. for wom-
ems speciality shop. Apply 1928
sALEsWoMAN to work in furni-
80 to so yrs. Of age; hrs. 8 p m. to
8 pm. to 5 days, plus ! full day
! pm. to 8 pm; no phone calls.
Apply IL to IL am. SMITH STOR-
ACE co 1213 II st NV
Evening star., 1950-02-12
HELP WOMEN

ADVERTISING SOLICITORS for D.
c.; Virginia and Maryland. Good
deal, top commission. Call WA.
ATE5TSESRArIoN T5SS HAND--white only;
expert on suits and dresses, air
corld., exclusive shop. Salary open,
WuHELMINA ADAMS DRESS
SHOP, 32l4 P ST., Georgetown.
no. 2145. lis
ARTIST, free-lance or full time; must
be exp. in women's fashions. Write,
giving experience, Box 212-T, Star
ASSISTANT to credit and collection
manager. Exper in retail credit,
knowledge Of tipping nee. Excel
oppor., good salary, 5ka-day wk.
Apply MR.. Dublin, GIL 7th st. NV.
Evening star., 1950-02-12
GENTLEMEN

GENTLEMEN J.
The world-famous Encyclopedia Bri-
tannica has openings for four rep
resentatives at this time. Tnese
positions permit earnings up 70
personal Interview apply Room 80,
Ring Bldg. 18th and M sts. NV"
Monday between 10 and only.
Evening star., 1950-02-12

ASSISTANT MANAGER
For 9 Fine women's Wear store
EXCELLENT SALARY
AND COMMISSION
KoPY KAx ut II st. NE.
Evening star., 1950-02-12

PIX oPERAToR-Must take short
ENa1NEER1Ne esea faa Ssse' ANp NPpis RHsRARcH ese
CORPORATION. Riverdale, Md. VA.
PERSONNEL ffasj CLERK, must be fast
typist and accurate with details;
SsK .xes.n a
various phases Of personnel, work;
Son. sna'' MEEPAR, fSPa ~efk fNc, APR 45s 8 swsnn m
ave, Alexandria, Va,
PORTRAIT REToUCHERs, expert
enced for work in studio. HARRIS
g. EWING. 1913 F st. NV, Ma.
pREssER, colored. exp. on fne
Must Bring or furnish refs. Apply
psRi,l s$9 Mon 1Hly Ss1 1ssh st. nx
writers. . dictaphones. mimeogra ph.
faddressograph;> etc. all free for an-
all our work. Box 24s-x, Star.
PUBLIC .STENoGRAPHER requires
services Of rapid stenographer with
diversified sxperience; hourly basis;
REAL faH NeAfsa.i NPesAfaTiE ofF1eE OFF &c NEEDS S' girl,
general ofice work, shorthand and
tipping, S35 wk. to start. 1400 L
st. NV. DI. 1927. Apply today
REAL ESTATE sALEswoMEN t2) for
active Conn. ave. firm. with or with
out experience. s. r. MARTIN &
CO., Realtors. 2645 Conn. ave. NV.
REcEpTroNIsr sTENoGRAPHER-
Attractive young lady, bet. ages OF
21-30. for interesting guest contact
position; excel. opportunity to learn
hotel work ans GOOD chance for ad-
vancement; pleasant surroundings
and many employe benefits. Apply
personnel once, l. st. entrance,
HOTEL sTATLER. ia
RESIDENT MANAGER
For large apartment project in nearby
Maryland. Single or widowed. lady
with experience in garden type build,
ings. Must be active and not afraid
Of walking. Good salary and apart
ment Please reply by letter stating
age, experience. etc. Box 255-T'
sALEsLADIEs. exper., for full time;
also part time. Local exper. nee.
Perm. pos. SELMA'S GOWNS, 1907
Conn. ave. NV. liz
sALESLADIES, EXPERIENCED
Infants or children's wear; full or
part time: excellent salary and COM
mission. Apply ESTHER SHOP,
Evening star., 1950-02-12

SELL DRESSES FROM NEW YORK
S5.95 UP. Fifth ave-, N. Y. firm
desires women to sell new dresses.
suits. lingerie. Seen in Vogue" :"
"Mademoiselle." Good commissions
Write for sample book. MODERN
MANNER. 260-AN, Fifth ave-.
New vprk
Evening star., 1950-02-12

SLIP COVERS. draperiss bedspreads,
iise. He HELEN n HEMBY. isMY 0 @1s "a
sTENoGRAPHER desires part-time
sTENoGRxPHEEs. & i fact Hs and sSst sccurste.
available for emersency assignments
On @, short % neties eass Call MISS BAR
sTENoGkAPHic TYPING work at
, home; fast and accurate; own car;
pick UP and deliver. Or: 1921.
STUDENT NURSE. colored. desires
pm. every day except FL: sood
refs. Gall any time after 10 am,
rYPiNG YPi SSSSi SWSAiNTED-Envelope address,
ing, stufnng, etc. at home; Is
sntesd sssss sxpssdisnse Adams 1885, sst,sfa''0n
TYPIST, rapid. exp. briefs, deposi-
pSTaseoosy ons msaea sfssss tssnoess sss
accuracy. neatness paramount. Box
wH2vER WEAVER osssi Wants wholesale work to
DIN aS at ne 5ems; Saaa he finest workman
WIDOW. white. experienced, will take
home. pU. iSei or asia r. /. ave.
ne. side entrance.
WOMAN. .CoLoRED. desires part
time or full time work. Elk. 5974.
WOMAN, colored, desires plain sew
Ing, alterations, by day or week.
EsssS.ns sss sP sssFs. .ss RsrtsRs s.fs
YOUNG LADY, educated private
schools abroad, 4 yrs. exp. as pvt
secretary and admin. asst, thorough
knowledse Spanish .na. s,,e,n and capable
initiative, ambition and hard work
are an asset: present salary. $500.
ExPER. WAITRESS. colored, desires
full time work; refs. DE. 5443 or
WANTED Job as seamstr.ss or altera-
Call TR. O39s Mon. ia
EXPERIENCED colored girl wants job
sl g buss,rl' 4su osoa soanter sirl or waitress.
EXECUTIVE POSITION wanted by
young. ambitious. personable woman
sseretsrial experience. BOX s7o-x.
ALERT, ambitious secretary, with
sense Of humor and excellent busi-
ness record, including radio adv
exp. wants interesting position with
R5ssri1s1Yys E%. sfay. organization or people
NEAT. reliable colored girl desires
job as typist or once work. 2 years
college; exper. Ii. 3-5909.
SETTLED, refined, reliable colored
person wants days work or part
time work: ref. AT. 1924.
WOULD LIKE TO PLACE foreign
woman, 35. as mothers helper to
live in, or seamstress, or linen room
asst, hotel or institution; excel
cleaner, willing, industrious. EN-.
Evening star., 1950-02-12
CIERK-TYPIST

CLERk-lY YPlSI
Young clerk for permanent position
as clerk typist in credit ONCE.
Good starting salary for one in
terested In permanent place. Do
not phone, apply in person, to Mr..
CASTEI IBERGS 1904 p NV
Evening star., 1950-02-12
MANAGER

MANTCURTST with operators license,
downtown beauty SALON.; no. night
work, good hours. Box 161-x. Star.
Evening star., 1950-02-12
THE APPROVED COURSE IN
REAL ESTATE PRACTICE

Men and women. All important sub
jects covered. The quarter century
Of actual experience instructions.
Washington's only approved school
teaching real estate exclusively,
Diplomas and placement assistance,
New class starts Tuesday, Feb. IA, at
G:30 pm. THE SCHOOL OF REAL
ESTATE. 1898 Conn ave. Inquire
ME- S73I or An 1000
Evening star., 1950-02-12
BIG CENSUS EXAM

A. special complete course only SO
by, registering Monday. Special for
this exam, 8 am. to pm, Mon.
Tues, Wed. Thurs. Call Mr.. Rich.
ard, MI. 9558. THE civil sERV-
ICE PREPARATORY SCHOOL, 33i3
14th st. NV. tTivoli Theater Bldg J..
l4th ST and Park rd N W
The Miami times., 1950-12-23

Paul Williams, Johnny John
ston and Larry Darnell at the
Ebony Express Microphone.
One of the finest musical pack,
ages to hit Miami in q long time
was the combination of the 1850
singing sensation of the nation,
Larry Darnell, plus the sal1-time
favorite of Savoy Records, Paul
Williams and his Hucklebuckers.
In his first appearance here Mr..
Darnell drew a capacity crowd to
the Harlem Square Club last Sum
day, and was SO well received,
that AL Goldman was happily in
duced to hold the show over for
an extra night.
Darnell made phenominal rise
to vocal stardom this past year,
coming up with hit after hit on
The Miami times., 1950-12-23

Regal Records. However, Larry
put on an exhibition of personals
ty that proved he sounds even
better in person than on his many
great records. And of course, Paul
Williams played his numerous hits
including the now famous
Hucklebuck which features his
40 inch tall midget, Shorty john
son. Added surprise of the attrac-
ton was lovely vocalist Vanita
Smythe, who sounds off with
abundant talent.
In the photo above, Paul and
Larry are kibitzing with Johnny
Johnston while discussing the
pros and cons Of the music busi-
ness as guests on JUS Ebony Ex-
press over WFEC.
The Miami times., 1950-12-23

In New York a peace party was
scheduled by the Labor party at
the Plaza hotel ballroom, Bronx,
70 make peace award to Paul
Robson, but later cancelled. The
recently held World Peace Con-
gress in Warsaw voted that Robe
son should share the $14,3OO prize
with Artist Pablo Picasso.
Robson likes Russia - Russia
likes Robson.
The Miami times., 1950-12-23

II the senate OK a Bill passed
by the House on Monday, service
men win be given $4,000 poli-
cies free upon their discharge. The
insurance would be retroactive to
June "a
The Miami times., 1950-12-23

face and arms on Sunday was
Susie Mae Pugh, 028 NV 1st ave.
She was taken to the Jackson Me-
mortal hospital.
The Miami times., 1950-12-23

It does seem unreasonable to
strike when the nation Is in dang
er. Why can't capital and labor
sign 10 year contract. Every
thing might be normal by that
The Miami times., 1950-12-23

You might not be able to buy
Cad, Buick or Chrevolet soon.
but since General Motors will
continue to make theme, you win
be able to get one later on.
The Miami times., 1950-12-23

George Nealy of Ocala was
shot through the heart on Sunday
but walked to the patrol car and
is stiIl alive.
The Miami times., 1950-12-23

The present corporation tax on
profits above $25, 900 is As per
cent. The new law would make it
AZ per cent.
The Miami times., 1950-12-23

people were killed and $50 injur-
ed in riot. Racial hatred and re-
ligious fanaticism they say. The
British had taken away the 1S-
year-old Dutch wife of q Moslem
school teacher and returned her
to her parents. The child was
reared as Moslen.
Looks lige Miamians win see a
heavyweight fight or two this
season - Walcott- Oma and may
be the champ, Ezzard Charles.
Faculty and students Of our
schools win enjoy the Christmas
holidays from Thursday, Deem
ber 2lst and last until January 2.
There are just a few tickets
left for the Orange Bowl game,
you had better get yours today or
you might be among the missing.
Mercy hospital erected on the
40 acre tract OF the James Deer
ing estate now owned by the
Roman Catholics opened with un-
official dedicatory services on
Monday by Archbishop Joseph p.
Hurley of st. Augustine.
The Miami times., 1950-12-23

/ like riding around and can
walk now that we have sidewalks,
looking at Christmas trees, ETC.,
especially out door decorations.
With all this going on let us not
forget the real meaning Of Christ
mas. "For unto you is born this
day, a Saviour which is Christ the
Lord"
The Agricultural Department
reports the third largest crop in
the nations history. That's fine.
Let us hope it will all be put to
good use and none destroyed, In
order to keep prices up.
The Miami times., 1950-12-23

Merchants, hotel operators and
everybody on second and third
avenues must wake up during the
holidays There should be more
decoration and much more lights
for this festive occasion. The
brighter looking the business place
the more people it attracts. Get
on the ball fellows. A number of
you can certainly affort it.
The Miami times., 1950-12-23

Seriously stabbed in the neck.
The Miami times., 1950-12-23

In Singapore last week II
The Miami times., 1950-12-23

Business places down town and
up town also, have been doing a
plenty of business. If we judge
from the crowds, and I know of
no better way.
The big Santa Claus at Bur-
dimes on Miami avenue adds much
to the brilliance of our city this
year. It seems to me the city is
the most brilliantly decorated in
our history.
Seventh avenue, especially Ed
ison Center, is a close second.
Everything seems so beautiful.
Another prettily decorated
place is Miracle Mile in Coral
Gables. Liberty City and other
places, too, all worth seeing.
The Miami times., 1950-12-23
JUST BROWSIN'
HY PAUL r. HENRY

Christmas comes on q Monday
this year, so you should be read
ing this column right in the midst
of the season. That makes it even
more fitting for me to take this
opportunity of wishing my friends
very Merry Chrimtas.
Evening star., 1950-09-19
Capitol Ceremony Led
By BarkIey, Rayburn

A brief ceremony, with Vice
President Barkley and Speaker
Rayburn taking part, yesterday
marked a celebration Of the lay
ing of the Capitol corner stone
It was the 157th anniversary OF
the original ceremony by George
Washington on September 18
1893.
Carter T. Barron, executive vice
chairman Of the Sesquicentennial
Commission, presented official sill
yer sesqui medals to the Vice Pres
ident, the Speaker and to archi-
tect of the Capitol. David Lynn
He also presented one to Aubrey
H. Clayton, grand secretary of the
Grand Lodge of Masons, who rep
resented that order.
The ceremony was held at the
Capitol's east portico, just out
side the law library, where a
plaque commemorates the orig
inal event. Representative Ora
ham, Republican, of Pennsylvania
an authority on masonry. partici-
pated in the ceremony. The pro-
gram was timed to coincide with
the time of day of the original
cornerstone laying.
Mr.. Barron. in a brief speech,
said that in each of the 48 State
capitols today. similar ceremonies
are being held. Each Governor
is being given an official Sesqul-
centennial medal, he said.
A representative of the Nations
scheduled airlines planned to pre-
sent the Sesqui medals to each
Governor.
Evening star., 1950-09-19
Massachusetts and Wisconsin
Are Holding Primaries Today

Rear Admiral Louis E. Denfeld,
retired, who was ousted as Chief
of Naval Operations earlier this
year as the result of the inter-
service unlfication fight today
makes bid to get a footilold in
politics. He is battling five other
contenders for the Republican
gubernatorial nomination in
Massachusetts,.
Political observers rate his
chances poorly, giving an edge to
at least three of the other con-
tenders. n
The Republican nominee will
oppose Democratic Gov. Paul a..
Dever, who will be making q bid
for a second term in November.
Gov. Dever has no primary orpo-
sition.
The governorship is the princi-
pal Office at stake in the Massa-
chusetts primaries which also will
name congressional candidates
for IA districts.
Wisconsin Also Votes.
Wisconsin also is holding con-
gressional and State primaries to-
day. with principal interest on
the Democratic contest to name
an opponent for Senator Wiley,
Republican. Senator Wiley has
done little campaigning against
his primary opponent. Edward j.
Finan, but four Democrats seek
ing the senatorial nomination,
have criss-crossed the State war
ring on Mr.. Wiley, charging iso-
llationism and an anti-labor at
titude.
Election officials forecast light
vote-probably 100000 out of the
1T million registered voters.
People have their mind on the
Korean war rather than politics,
they say.
A light vote also is predicted in
Massachusetts, where Arthur w.
Coolidge, Clarence A. Barnes and
Daniel Needham, are figured as
the top contenders for the Re-
publican gubernatorial nod.
Once Defeated Dever.
Mr.. Coolidge, former lieutenant
governor. defeated Mr.. Dever for
that Office in 1916.
There are also free-for- -alls in
both parties for the lieutenant
governor nominations, with five
candidates in each race. The pres
Ient lieutenant governor. Charles F.
jeff Sullivan seeks reelection.
In the Democratic senatorial
primary in Wisconsin, the candi-