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SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT. expert: books opened
closed, caught up; open rate. SH
ACCOUNTANT desiring change will
do your bookkeeping and tax returns
part time. OR. 2074.
AkTIST-Young man would like en-
ployment where talent could be used;
some typing and clerical MA. 376t
bet, a m. and 5 pm. 80
BOY, colored, reliable, wants work
BOY. colored, Is yrs. wants work
in grocery store or kit. help: willing
worker; II. 6-s546. 2s'
reemmodellins. all types const, Box
ESTATE SstE SsstGEPr. for private estate.
Age A., married. with family. Ex-
cellent ref. 20 yrs experience in
gardening. landscaping and green
house work, able to take complete
leaving local area. Box 376-D, star,
IDEA MAN-REsEARCH AssT.eMan.
%; intelligent; / yr. college: think.
type, do research. Box 433-D, Star.
INSURANCE ADJUsTER; experienced.
casualty and automobile, native.
member bar; desires change. Box
MxSAGER@Available i at once. coun-
try club. hotel or 1st-class restau-
rant. % years practical experience
cellent references. Former manager
OF Philadelphia's lealing country
Worlds Fair. Age ~. veteran;
wife. Expert on floral arrangements.
Salary or percentage Of profits. Box
MAN. coiored. two years college.
wants night work full or part time
MAN. colored, veteran. desires Job as
ssagfsnr SanaImsn iy9ek ny o4bh driver pST!er sG!
sales or relative; 6Ia yrs. exper. all
makes; will accept position other
fields VI 299l.
MAN, SO. Gideon. 81 yrs. Govt. serv..
desires clerical. tipping, etc. HACK
NEY' 1889 E. Capitol st. FIR q. SSe4
PRACTICAL NURSE and mans com
panion wants position with couple
who wish to travel. Experienced
with hydrotherapy, physical therapy,
Swedish MASSAGE, etc. Excel. refs,
good educa., refined BACKGROUND. Call
SAILOR, white, %, on leave, would
ike 30 days work; outdoors pref !;
bed and room. DENNY WI. .9,t106.
SERVICE MANAGER wanting position
with Packard dealer; II years ex-
perience. best reference. Write @. A.
zEAK, 311 18th ST., Altoona, Pa.
STUDENT desires work after 3 pm.
Mon -Frid; 6-s hrs. daily. Any line
OF work. Box Add. Star. 2S'
RECENT COLLEGE GRAD, Foreign
Serv. Mai. fast typist. desires posi-
tion REQ. imag. and enough work,
YOUNG MAN. colored, wishes night
work, bus boy or porter. Call after
$50, LU. 4-4264
COLORED MAN wants days work, by
the hour or the job. Call Ii.
3-391S.
COLORED MAN wants Job driving
motorcycle or truck, references DE.
3739, 1925 Corcoran st. NV. 20
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

practical courses start
lnE Immediately; classes small, teach
ers experienced; full shop equipment.
Telephone ST, oaSi between 10 and
WILL COACH OR TEACH FRENCH
Hieh school and eollege students;
have French diploma. NO. atsS
BRoADCAsrING ana ,eleyiaon writ
ing and production taught IN small
classes and private lessons; new
term begins soon. Addition for
fun and partial scholarships; short
summer course for writers and ae-
sors, NATIONAL ACADEMY OF
BROADCASTiSG, 33SS 10th St
NV, DE $3.50
MODERN TRAINING in beauty eal-
lure, all subjects taught Approved
by Government for 0I training, day
and evening classes WAR-FtYNN
BEAuTY COLLEGE 1910 q st nv.
BUiLbiNG TRADES, hom. study;
over 4uu other courses vet ap-
proved l. S. Room cl0, Bond
Bu3Ioine Gail Ms, SlpB
ENGLISH WRITING, grammar, speech.
Also French. AID. 500, Ext 80.
TELEPHONE P.BXn instruction;
easily learned. aEe no handicap.
MRS. CHANDLER, ST, 9S7S
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JUNIOR CLERK

High school graduate. between 1,s and
work in our accounting department
Applicant should be accurate, sys-
tematic, capable OF absorbing in
Structions,. conscientious. and regu-
lar attendance: Must be able to
Apply personnel, Room sos.
Evening Star Building
1tO1 Penna. Ave. NV.
MAID, colored, small apartment, own
p9ess;n p9en help s,ronsnss sa5d for ehdTsh dnh
MRS, ABE MANN. 721s Bay pkwy.,
MANAGER for small rooming house,
d9wntoHn, Apt, some salary. Phone
MfEIrSERY iii StgS sALEsLApY, thoroushly
VANNE. 1919 Conn. ave. NV.
MILLINERY MANAGER for Conn.
ave. store; take complete charge and
sell; good salary. Apply DAVANNE s.
NURSE for doctors once, nights
Cali TIE. I9i7 bet. IL and i pm.
NURSE. 1DI practical and esDerlsSssd;
lady; good references; night duty.
s to 9: good salary; white. Cali
AID. S494
NURSERY AIDE, white. 2O-4o. to
work in day nursery. Call vi. 1906
after pm. -29
ence. Apply 4207 Lawrence St, Col
mar Manor. Md. few blocks past
RENTAL AGENT. exper. in garden
type project; able to work Sat.
Sun. and some ewes. Phone for
appt., XII $3.50 go
SALESGIRL for bakery. part time. no
Sundays Apply mornings, WOOD
MOOR PASTRY SHOP, 1927 Coles
willie rd.. Silver Spring. Md. -2S
SALESLADY, experienced selling coats,
suits and dresses. Permanent posi-
WOOD cLoTHiNd CO. 7aS 7th
St NV Il
SALESLADY. young woman, expert
enced in ladies' accessories, perma-
nent position; S35 weekly and lib
eral commission. to capable sales
person. SIGMUNDS. s04 7th st.
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SECRETARY

Young woman who is accurate, de-
pendable and can work on own tn,-
tiative. some knowledge of stenos-
raphy necessary.
Apply Personnel, 4th Floor
BROOKS, INC.
1l09 G St. NV. -2s
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GARFINCKEL'S
F ST. AT 14TH


CLERICALS fors service dept, must
be able to take service calls, do fl
ing, etc; 40-hr., 5-day wk; excel
company benefits. Apply in person,
e. J. Boudreau, SEARS ROEBUCK
q CO, 2301 Lawrence ave. ne
CLERK FOR DRY CLEANING
store; exper.; apply at once, 3lOs
CLERKS WANTED at REINDEER
FROZEN CUSTARD STORES; full OF
part time. Can SH. 2447, ask for
M st. NV. 80"
CLERK-TYPIST, not over 80, in large
real estate Office 5-day wk, excel.
working conds., perm. position, regu-
lar advancement. Salary commen-
surate with ability. WEAVER
BROS, INC, Wash. Bldg. Call Mr..
Allnutt, DI. $500 .
CLERK-TYPIST. Alexandria: expert
enced, 5-day wk., general offlce and
flling, / girl ONCE. Call MR.. SPHINX,
OX 0h43 for annnintment -2S
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SECRETARY

Experienced, law ONCE. start S6(
wk: Gail ME. 201l. IS
SECRETARY -RECEPToNIsT, physi.
reference; state salary expected
ssGRETARY seH Ear sSsTIE;NoGRApHER. SSTI; S sin.
gle, good appearance. under 80, fol
permanent position in active life In.
Suraace agency. Average shorthand
and typins but must be scurate and
dependable; 5-day week. paid vaca:
ton leave, free group insurance and
tellieent beginner with initiative
will be considered. Salary accordins
to ability and experience. Call MA
Observation-Disclosures, be.
tween 25 and 80, of above average
duties in small but growing mul-
tiple- ONCE. in Clarendon
va. This is a. fascinating opera,
tion, which will AFFORD a smart
sdy hest eaTe and amboSs syr y0una
sEcREf4RY-s'rENAoGiRsX2iPpHER, s'A is2ip under
80, for active real estate mortgage
company; average shorthand. but
must mus, be BE- accurate; ecu 5-day week, an
considered. Starting salary. $50 per
week. Apply Mr. Graham, FRED
ERICK w: BERENS, INC. 1928 X
81; NV, MA. 9l41. 80
SILK FINISHER. fully experienced
oV. Zoo. sHIRLfNGToN CLEAN
Frs. Shirlington Business Center,
s6bA s66TbsAlnfsSSatNrA1 FOUNTAIN GIRL, white, Css eHpe.
rienced, references; full time, steady
mi lie
caMIuM0 HE1GgfHErs N5ia PHARMAcY asc!f
II Kennedy NV, GE 1857.
irfgs; 5-day week; opportunity fol
promotion. State age, education auc
experience. Box 2O0-E, Star. -2s
STENOGRAPHER and general ONO,
work; permanent: wholesale appli
ance and television business Appl,
in person. EDGAR MORRIS SALES
CO. 712 18th st. NV. ..
with once detail in handling insur
ance claims; salary commensurate
with experience and ability. Civ
age, education. experience. tel. mum
Der. Box 436-D, Star. 80
STENOGRAPHER, not over 80, II
large real estate ONCE; 5-day week
excellent working conditions, perma
nent position, regular advancement
salary commensurate with ability
WEAVER BROS, INC, wash. Bldg
Call Mr. Allnutt, DI. 5000. .
Evening star., 1950-04-28

FOREMAN-2O0-bed hos
pital in suburbs; thoroughly exper
in this field. Box 260-C, Star 3
LINOLEUM mechanics (2), and floor
sanders (2); steady work. WA. 1929.
Evening star., 1950-04-28
CAMERA REPAIRS

| porcheS. repairs, nrSt class WORK
manship. After 5. MI 6l1s 30s
CAMERA REPAIRS
Movie equip. toreiEn or domsstie).
trade-ins; free parking. RE. 2434.
CARPENTERS (whitep for alterations.
screens atdfb addiftions sr val panelinE.
CARPENTERiSG. plasterins. csment-
| ing painting and paperins, general
contracting. WILLIAMS. MI. 1919.
CARPENTRY-Attics finished. recrs-
msreial. J. Z. HENDRicKs. uS S4si.
CARPENTER-Altera and re-
So s's .ms ID ds saf o% rs" ss$4 SsEE any e : Ss
CARPENTRY-oen, remodel; cabs.
store fixtures, shelves, screens. Mr..
cEHTah IHHwHESGE SS wits FL S;Pa W2f, TTH1sSSsI TH SSsI
POOR? ROOF LEAK? METAL
CEMENT WORK of any kind; dig
sing, pouring, footing. Call CH.
CIoGGED DRAIN PIPES Elee.r,.
RoTo- -RooTER Phone RA ssss
ing stores homes, tiuoreseent hE-
lures; licensed contr. RA. 2222. 20
ELECTRICAL REPAIRS. Installations
| prompt courteous. guaranteed serys
ice A c: ELECTRIC co; RA Ssbs.
FLOORS sandsd and finished ous,-
MoRRIs aeIs = M aSs4 ssss0na''' price NJ
FLOOR MACHINES RENTED - Pull
operattnE instructions. KENNEDY
FLOOR CO, RA. 4346. 700 Ken
FLOORS sASDED and nnished: old
FLOOR SERVICE WA. i126. "'No"
FLOORS sANDED AND FINISHED
White mechanic: sensible prices.
c. r. COVER, WA. 6s6s any time.
FLOOR SANDING and finishing. By
ice, cali Mr. HARR. wi. 47fo'
FURNITURE REPAIRING and refin-
ishing; / yrs. experience. veteran;
we guarantee our work. EN-. s30l.
FURNITURE REPAIRING and re-
fnishing II years exper.; vet.
We guarantee all work. EN-. 1901.
LAWN MOWERS machine sharpensd,
nSyassq WoaE aRd aons osd hand Ynna
door Call FRANK. AP. 1913
LAWN NOTWITHSTANDING sharp
ened. adjusted, tightened and oiled:
thand moweTsl, ~ .25i work done at
your door. Can FRANK. AP. 1888.
plasterins; terms. Call 10. 2-e2s6
or HI. 77s5. 80
PAINTING
For 9 Job well done at Q price you
can AFFORD 20 pay call Mr. NAL
HOYT. CO. 1852. 80
free sstimste cHxRLEs
rsfsNHTS rsEfNHTSST 81 6sbssS. SfS or r s.mTssn. 54ss
HuLME' days, Ho 1929; ewes. ia:
PAINTING. PAPER HANGING. With
Eo E@shsh,Ps;. Ets. al Work ''iS Susf.ns:.d. S
PAiNIiNo AND PAPEErNe. com. ana
FawstscS issisi sSusfs%erS 1SS tSSs oZs5 aS EFy
PAPERiNG. 5-rm', s-story. han house:
Ss5 complete: do own work; white
mech. MA. 5734. DU. 1920 after S.
PAPERNG AND PAINTING Re-
ORATIVE SHOP. RA i1i7
PAPERING AND PAINTING
Plastering special low prices this
week; finest work. GE. 2356-Is06.
PAPERINo AND PAINTING
Al gEcKFT E9EE essimasss NJ aaso irss ps .sa Ss Mr.
PAPER HANGER, specializing in pri-
vate homes work done by self.
Can ia. 1888 for free estin ate.
PAPERHANoNG-s up Der rm.,
1850 washable sunfast papers: work
guaranteed CIE 1888 OE. 24aI,
PLASTERING. REPAIRS. remodel.
ms, new work: reasonable rates.
SH. 5l54 .
PLuMBING-No Job too small q.
pairs and replaeements. SAMUEL q.
BOYD. INC. GE- 1888
REFRIGERATORs REPAIRED. aise
gashsrsSS sqasantsee ssIytes
Day. UN 1912 Ewes. ON e6fk
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

BRICKLAYING - Firepisces, Chin
paired A FAGNANi. 10 2-Isa4.
BRICkWORK, walls chimneys, walks.
porches. repairs, first class work.
mHnShiD After g. MI ais 3Os
Evening star., 1950-04-28

Copper and Brass Salesman
For full-time work in washington.
Baltimore territory. Must be expert
enced: excellent opportunity for
right man. Write c. G. HUSSEY &
Co. Rolling Mills and General Of
tices; 22s5O Second ave, Pitts
COUNTERMAN, white, daywork, nc
Sunday; experienced. CASEY'S
CHOP HOUSE. 61O 18th st. NV. e
DRIVERS wanted for Diamond cabs,
new and used cars avail; reaS.
rental rates: must have identnca-
tion card. Diamond lot, 101 M ct.
ne. See MELVIN HERMAN
RIVER-SALESMAN, white, exper.
only; resident of Montgomery Ct,
pereferred, for establishing dry
cleaning route; must be able to
solicit; willing to meet the public
neat appearing and good refs. Call
LO. 5-9S22, z to 9:30 am. 80
ELECTRICIAN, D. c. masters card,
wanted to take over complete opera
ton Of local contractor. Box 421-D,
Star go
ELECTRICIAN-To repair electrical
household appliances; experienced;
steady work; good wages; state age
and experience. Box 40-E. Star.
Evening star., 1950-04-28
REAL, ESTATE SALESMAN

4NA4A1 4A1 "A - 061AGIkOx1AIN
immediate openings; experienced man
preferred; good opportunity. PECK
CO, 1918 18th st. ne, La. $4,000.
REAL ESTATE statesmen
immediate openings for experienced
men with reference. to work for
established, reputable broker, close
in Va. territory, excellent iistines,
new homes. For interview.
RIM. 203 RADIO BLDG. ARL., VA.
OW. 5721, OF. 1888. -29
RECEIVING CLERK-Excel. position
for a sober settled man. This par
ticular lob requires the utmost In
skill and accuracy. since it is a
position of trust, your record must
bear very close examination. Wages
are far above average and working
conds. and employe benefits are
excel. Apply RIM. 124. SHIRLING-
TON TRUST BLDG. Shirlington
Shopping Center. Arl., Va. 80
REFRIGERATION SERvICEMAN -
Good pay and working conditions;
must be fully experienced on air
conditioning. commercial refrigeras
ton and package cooling equip
ment. Excellent opportunity for
man who can produce. Box 43S-E,
Evening star., 1950-04-28
Special TeleviSion Plan
MUNTZ TELEVISION

PHONe Mr. WOOuHeIu, To. ZbUU.
ATTN: TAXI OPERATORS
Bell Cab has few free memberships
open for limited time only. Join
now and benefit from many services,
p, hospitalization insurance. free tow
, ing service, etc. plus all PRIVILEGES
per wk. New Chevvies, immediate
delivery, buy or rent. Low down
payment. easy wkly. rates, 2-way
radios available. Do business with
one of the Oldest and fairest outfits
In town. 1917 L st. NV. Elk. 800.
BELL CAB co.
Evening star., 1950-04-28
FLOOR MANAGER

store experience neces-
sary. Liberal discount on purchases.
Free disqualification and other en-
ploye benefits. Write Boz 2lk-E,
Evening star., 1950-04-28

all round
kitchen man for relief cook; must
be settled, neat, reliable. Apply DEE
GEE DINER, HOO Vermont ave. NV.
Evening star., 1950-04-28

PLASTERERs WANTED 900 Only
port to job. Brookfeld and County
I'd. Kensington, Md. .
PLUMBER
For iobbing truck. At least 10 years
experience, familiar with city. Apply
sober, steady workers need apply.
PLUMBER WANTED. Call HI. 503e
PLUMBERS HELPER, must be ex-
perienced and have DC. drivers
terms. Apply at 2S13 14th st. NV
PLUMBERs-Experienced only; re-
pairs, jobbing, remodeling, DIR. per-
ers. JOE pxWToWsKf. 'SSSs IT,: GE. e. 6s4s GssS
IA; o2s6, 73o Kennedy. $50 De
FSsfin SsSF s.ss4.n:: il
THE ROOD cENTER. 4os s1ss St.
PkEssEEmExpsrisnesd RE- Ee77fg e apply II Per
ERs. ll44 7th st. NV. rs
PRODUCE MAN-we have opening
for thoroughly exper. produce man:
including paid vacations and free
disqualification and surgical cover
TON TRUST BLDG. shiriinrton
Shopping Center, Arl:. Va. SO
an opening for one experienced
salesman at the present time; ex-
cellent opportunity and full co-op-
Grafton given. See Mr. Dortch,
sales manager, j. WESLEY BU-
ME. l143. 80
Evening star., 1950-04-28
MESSENGER

High school graduate, 1923 years of
age; neat in appearance; capable of
passing physical exam. Apply per-
sonnel, Room 500. No phone calls.
Evening star., 1950-04-28
STENOGRAPHER

Permanent position with major oil
company; 5-day week. Experience
in credit office preferred. Call ia
$500. Ext. 81, for appointment.
Evening star., 1950-04-28
CLERICAL

fHR fsSr rogeSEF osP9RFuSfF9 4EE1fE For 76SEd ESG
ALERT WOMAN, WHO is COOL
AT DETAIL, 5-DAY WEEK.
Evening star., 1950-04-28
COMPTROLLER

For chain of electrical appliance
stores. Thoroughly experienced man,
30-40 years old, with understanding
of speciality and department store
routine and full knowledge of all
systems. Phone Miss Francis at
LACY'S, ME. 5210 for interview.
CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERS, 10 to
Is years experience; Preferably
driving for Chesapeake Bay bridge
foundation. Write Chief Engineer.
P. Q. Box 1872. Annapolis. -3.
COOK, experienced and fast; also
ences. Box 45O-D. Star. 800
COOK, colored, all-round End. exp
IN better-type restaurant. Apply
-2003 I st. NV 80
COOK, experienced, good hours, good
pay. Apply in person, RED LOB
STER, sos Montgomery ST., Alex
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STENOGRAPHER

Age 20-35. 5-day week, accuracy and
speed required; excellent opportunity
for advancement; salary. $235 to
start. RE. 6512.
Evening star., 1950-04-28
COLLEGE STUDENTS

COLLEGE STUDENTS
National corporation will train sew
eral students for summer sales
positions in the direct to consumer
field: immediate earnings of S75 to
$125 per week to those who qualify.
Apply Room $40, Ring Bldg, 18th
and NJ sts. NV, Saturday, April 30.
IL am. only. No other time.
Evening star., 1950-04-28
AUTO MECHANICS

Top wages for 1st-class all-around
mechanic: 5000 basis; liberal guar
antee. WOODLAND SERVICE, 1926
N. Washington blvd, Arlington. q
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STENOGRAPHER

With general ONCE experience; per
manent position; pleasant surround
ings: 5l2-day week: $50 week. Ap
ply JAFFE, 911 18th st. NV. Il
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YOUNG MEN (2l

An unusual opportunity to learn an
interesting business with bright ad-
vancement prospects. Require high
school graduates, age Is to 90. of
character, engaging personality,
who are anxious to tackle hard work.
starting salary, $35 per week.
of city required Apply Manager.
mornings 9 to 12.
American Linen Service
2233 Sth st. NV.
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PHARMACIST
Registered in D. C.

We have an opening for a
man interested in joining a
faSt-growing organization. Ex-
cellent salary plus bonus. COM
mission and other employe
benefits. Position is permanent
with future advancement.
Evening star., 1950-04-28
HELP WokAEk tcsat.l
SALESWOMAN
EXPERIENCED
Sportswear
5-Day Week
Excellent Salary Plus
Commission
Employment Office
Ord FLOOR.
Raleigh Haberdasher
1910 F ST.
rs
STPRErARY

SEAMSTRESS-Exper. on upholstered
furniture ALAN UPHOLSTERY
co, INC. e22 Burlinston ave, nr
Ga, Silver Spring so
Evening star., 1950-04-28
MEN !

We can give a few ambitious men
residing in Arlington an opportunity
to earn $50 per wk. working ewes.
and Sats. Write Box 72-E, Star. -29
Evening star., 1950-04-28
WE NEED 3 WOMEN

To introduce our health program to
people of Washington and adjacent
territory. We will train you CON-
penSation arranged at interview
Must have car. Phone for appoint
ment. 10 to II, mornings orly
PERSONNEL MANAGER, Ii. 3-1ql5
Evening star., 1950-04-28
LEGAL NOTICES Cont }
WARD N. FRENCH, Attorney.

s 1UUb lOWGE DuIuInBs
for the District Of Columbia. Hold
: ing Probate Court.-No. "A .449. Ad-
. ministration.-This is TO Give No
, District Of Columbia has obtained
. from the Probate Court of the Dis
> trict Of Columbia, Letters Testa-
] mentary on the estate of Julia C.
Brown, late Of the District Of Co
claims against the deceased are here
. by warned TO exhibit the same. with
5 the vouchers thereof, legally authen-
ticated, to the subscriber, on or be-
. fore the 9th day Of october, AID.
1850: otherwise they may By law be
excluded from all benefit OF said
estate. Given under my hand this
7th day of April, 1850. ELSIE NJ
THOMAS, 1880 Hamlin St. NE
(SealD Attest: THEODORE COGS-
WELL, Register Of Wills for the Dis
trict Of Columbia, Clerk. of the
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-09-08
ZION CHURCH NEWS

The Sunday school lesson for
Sunday, Sept. 8 was Peter Who
Became A Man OF Power" found
in Matthew 16:13-17, Luke %:
54-62. The attendance to the
school was very good. The classes
have been steadily growing dur
ing the entire summer months.
At the eleven o'clock hour, the
service was conducted by Rev. E.
G. Harris, as our pastor and wife,
Rev. and Mrs. H. w. Bolts ST.,
are attending the National Bap-
fist convention in Philadelphia.
The scripture was read by our as
sistant pastor, Rev. f. Henderson.
The Senior choir furnished the
music.
Rev. harris took the text from
the fifth chapter of 1st John,
fourth verse. Subject, Faith in
God. He said we must have faith
in our undertakings or else we
won't succeed. We are very glad
to have Rev. Harris fill the pull
pit during our pastors absence.
Many thanks to him.
There were also several visitors
in the audience. They are always
welcome. At the evening service
the gospel chorus furnished the
music with Mrs. Mendoza direct
ing during the absence of Mrs.
Ralph Primm who 10 visiting out
of the city.
The Zion church extends its
sincere and deepest sympathy to
the Brown family at the loss of
their daughter. Let us continue to
pray.-Rev. H. w. Bolts Sr., pas
! tor, Theresa Warren, reporter.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-09-08
Additional Social and
Personal News
MINNEAPOLIS

Mrs. Frances Duncan, 1913 25th
Ave. So, returned home Monday,
Sept. after a two weeks vaca-
ton in Ohio and Illinois.
Mrs. Wreatha G. Maxwell, 1920
goth Ave. So, left Thursday, Sept,
7 for Des Moines, Iowa to attend
the annual conference. She will
return home Monday, Sept. IL.
Gwen Starks was rushed to
General hospital Thursday, Aug,
81. Her condition is serious. Ma
ture of illness was not disclosed,
Mrs. c. X. Collins of Austin,
Texas, is visiting her daughter
and son-in- law, Mr.. and Mrs,
Robert Wormley, 394O Fourth
Ave. So. Mrs. Collins will visit in
definitely in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis G. Chivers
and children, 4017 Clinton Ave.
So, will motor to Des Moines, Ia.
to spend the weekend.
Rev. and Mrs. G. w. Mcdonnell,
512 Colfax Ave. No, are in De-
troit, Mich, attending the Congre-
gational church of God in Christ
convocation. They are expected to
return to the city about Septem-
Der 16.
Mrs. Margaret LOckett, 1928
31st Ave. So, will leave Satur-
day, Sept. 8 for a weekend visit
in Des Moines, Ia.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-09-08
DIR. TUCKER, A LEADING
LIBERAL IN HOUSE

In his first term as Represen-
tative from the 42nd district
south in the Minnesota House,
DR.. William p. Tucker earned q
reputation for capabihty and a
leader among those Interested in
far reaching human rights and
general welfare legislation.
He worked hard for the fair
employment practices bill which
was kept buried In committee.
DIR. Tucker has been active in
such organizations as the PTA
Citizens Committee for School
and Civic Improvement and the
Minnesota United Nations Assn.
He is a member OF Halle Q.
Brown House and has established
a record for being fair to all
groups.
II reelected DIR. Tucker prom
isese TO continue to work to-
ward, sound legislation for the
benefit of the residents of his dis
trict and Of the entire state.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-09-08
Louis Z. Lermon
Candidate For
Clerk of Courf

A veteran campaigner for
equal rights and a member of the
legal redress committee of the
st. Paul NAACP chapter is cur
rently running for the office of
clerk of Minnesota Supreme
Court.
The Civil Rights champion is
Louis E Lerman, president of
Group Health Mutual and author
of Group Health's policy of equal
treatment in employment and
promotion. Mr.. Lerman, as a
leader of the labor mavement and
delegate to the St. Paul Trades
and labor Assembly, has been in
strumental in amending the laws
of his union to knock out pro-
visions barring membership be-
cause of color or creed.
Mr.. Lerman was endorsed Of
ficially by the Democratic Far
mer Labor Party this month.
Only recently, he retired from his
duties at the Post Office after rs
years of diligent service. He
helped to organize and served as
secretary and legislative chair
man of the Post Office Clerks
Union.
He is a member of the bar,
having completed his studies at
the st. Paul college of law in
1925, while working full time at
the Post Office. His DFL friends
report he will be the only lawyer
among the candidates running for
election to that post.
AS founder, one-time director,
and now s president of Group
Health, Mr.. Lerman has seen
this organization become the
largest consumer-controlled medi-
cal-hospital benefit organization
in the United States. It has now
branched out into Wisconsin and
Washington with over 10000
members.