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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-02-08
PORTLAND
Churches

ALLEN TEMPLE COLORED
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
1911 n. IL. Ninth Avenue
Portland IL, Oregon
T. A. Sears Temporary Pastor
presiding Elder, Washington.
Oregon and Idaho)
42O6 n. u. 18th Portland, Oregon
Res. Phone: TU. 4SO6-MU. 1856
Allen Temple CINE. Church,
Ninth and Hancock, celebrated its
first anniversary Sunday, Febru-
airy 5 through February II. The
various departments of the church
were asked to participate in the
celebration.
The urch School began
promptly at $3.50 a. m. Subject of
the lesson was eThe First Gentle
Church" The special program was
under the direction of Mr.. C. c.
McCorvey and Mr.. Joe Tudman.
Special music was rendered by the
Junior Choir. At the morning wor-
ship (11:00 a. No. DR.. Tiliman A.
Sears, pastor, delivered the SER
mon. Special music by the Senior
Choir, Miss Carthell Lamberth.
soloist. Mrs. A. l.. Kendrick, min
lister of music, and Mrs. Catherine
Lamberth, pianist. Holy Commun-
ion was administered.
An anniversary was served at
100 p. m. in the dining hall. At
300 p. M, the Rev. M. c. Cheeks,
minister of the Gonna Street Com
munity Church. Giles Lake, was
the speaker. His choir furnished
the music. At 600 p. M, the Ep-
worth League presented Miss Ber-
tina McCorvey, who spoke from the
subject COLLECTING Short Stories
or a Library in One Book. The
evening service was conducted by
the young people; it featured a
Simulated Radio Broadcast by the
Dramatic Club.
The Church School and the
Epworth League began the weeks
activities Tuesday evening at 700
p. m. Wednesday evening the mis-
sionary society gave a pre-Valen-
tine social at the home of Mrs.
Nancy Powell, N. e. Rodney. An
unusual program was rendered
Thursday evening by the Dramatic
Club and the Steward board. The
Senior choir rendered a program
Friday evening at 700 p. m.
Rev. j. F. Smith of the First
AME Zion Church with his people
will have charge of the services
Sunday, February IL, at 800 p. m.
A Music Festival by the com
bined choirs of Allen Temple will
close the Anniversary Service Sun
day, February IL.
The public is cordially invited to
attend.
Rev. j. e. Roberts was the
speaker for the Union Fellowship
Service held at First AME Zion
Church Sunday night. His mes
sage, who Are These" was food
for thought. Services were well at
tended.
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Race Relofion
Sunday

The Youth of the First Christian
Church will conduct the services
at Bethel AME February IL at
7:30 p. m. inertia Emmons will
read a paper and Anita James will
sing a solo. Mrs. Karl Hartley Is
the supervisor. Mrs. William Wat
son is supervisor of the Christian
Endeavor.
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The City Of Portland does ordain
as follows:
Section l. The Council finds that
to further the detectives contained
in the Constitution of the United
staes and the Constitution of the
State of Oregon. and as an exer-
else of the police power of the
City of Portland, provision should
be made against discrimination on
account Of race, color or religion
in public or quasl-public places;
that in the interest of public health
and as an exercise of the police
power of the City such regulations
should also extend to hospitals,
ambulances, mortuaries. funeral
conveyances and cemeteries; that
civil rights of all persons within
the police jurisdiction Of the City
should be safeguarded as provided
herein; now, therefore. Article q
of Ordinance 1850 (Police code)
hereby Is amended BY adding
thereto a new section to be num-
bered, entitled and read as follows:
Section 16-270s. PLACES OF
UBLIC ACCOMMODATION
SHALL BE OPENED TO ALL
PERSONS WITHOUT DTsCRIM-
NATION BECAUSE OF RACE,
COLOR. RELIGION, ANCESTRY
OR NATIONAL ORIGIN. All per-
sons within the police jurisdiction
of the city of Portland shall be
entitled to full and equal accom-
mediation, advantages, facilities
and privileges in all places or
businesses offering or holding out
services or facilities to the general
public, including but not limited
to hotels, lodging houses and
rooming houses as defined in the
License and Business Code of the
City of Portland. restaurants or
other places where food or drink
are offered to the public generally
for consumption upon the pre-
misses, theatres or other places of
amusement. public transportation
carriers, public facilities in office
buildings or other places open to
the general public, retail stores,
hospitals, ambulances, mortuaries,
funeral conveyances and ceme-
teries. 1t shall be unlawful for the
owners, lessee, manager, or pro-
prietor of place of business with
in the City offering or holding it.
self out as affording services or
facilities to the general public
including but not limited to the
businesses mentioned in this Sec
ton to discriminate against any
person In such service or sale of
privilege, facility or commodity on
account of race, color, religion, an
cestry or national origin.
Passed by the Council.
Mayor of the City of Portland
Attest:
Auditor of the City of Portland
Hearings on Ordinance sched-
uled for $50 a. m. and 800 p. m,
Tuesday. February FL, 1850, Coun-
Gil Chambers, City Hall.
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ANNE THOMAS BRAxTON

IllLOISON - tANft - mrS.
Anne Thomas Braxton was APP
pointed Dean of Women at Tillot-
son College recently. Mrs. Braxton
will be the youngest Dean Of Wo-
men in the history Of the school.
A graduate of Spelman College,
Mrs. Thomas received the Masters
degree in Personnel Administra-
ton from Columbia University at
the age of 20.
Mrs. Braxton is the wife of
John T. Braxton, head coach and
Dean of Men at Tillotson College
and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Jesse o. Thomas of Washington,
D. c. and Atlanta. She is also the
mother of two daughters. seven
and six.
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MRS. DEKNIGHT SPEAKS

CHICAGO = CAMP = Mrs.
Freda DeKnight, food editor of
Ebony magazine, was the principal
speaker at the graduation exer-
cises of the Chefs School at the
University of Wisconsin.
In making her address, Mrs. De-
Knight set a precedent by being
the first woman to speak at the
Chefs School.
Carson Gulley, well known Ne
gro author of cook books, is a
member of the faculty of the
Chefs School of Commercial Diete-
tics.
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Clubs

The Prospective Wives Club will
give tea Sunday, February -,
from 4-6 p. m. at the home of Mrs.
Bill Gray. The proceeds from the
Tea will be divided between Bethel
and Mt. Hope. The public is in
vited to attend. Mrs. Bruce Carter
is president.
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They Say:
This Is a radical measure.
We Say:

1t Is no more radical than the
Bible, the Constitution, or the
United Nations Charter. IL is no
more radical than the exciting
and inspiring concepts Of bro
therhood, equality and human
dignity.
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THE FULL GOSPEL
TEMPLE OF PRAYER
Rav n II Rradford paafor

The Church services have been
changed from Sunday morning to
2 p. m. The former pastor, Mrs
R. H. Ferguson, is in st. Elizabeth
Hospital. She is eonvaleseing. and
dong fine.-Mrs. Virginia Howard
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NBC PRESIDENT JEa1ISON
CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY

SELMA, a.-tANP)-Dr. D.
v. Jen1ison, president of the Ma
tional Baptist Convention, Inc.
observed his 40th anniversary in
the ministry.
Dr. J. c. Austin, pastor of Pill
grim Baptist Church of Chicago,
came to Selma to deliver the prin-
cipal sermon for the occasion.
WANT TO RENT. BUY. SELF
TRY A CLASSIFIED
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The Rosebud Study Club will OBJ
serve Negro History Week with a
specially arranged program fol-
lowing the business procedure at
its meeting Wednesday, February
15, at the home of Mrs. Cora
Minor, in N. e. FIRST.
Mrs. Fielden Stewart will pre-
side at the program hour Mrs.
Lloyd Flowers is president.
The meeting scheduled at the
home of Mrs. Lawrence Maddox,
at which Miss Ruth Haefner was
to speak on Civil Rights, was
postponed due to weather.
Mrs. Ernestine Hill was hostess
for the previous meeting at her
home in North Ross.
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CIVIL RIGHTS

introduced January by Mayor Dorothy
Ordinance amending Police by adding
relating discrimination certain places and BY certain
race color religion origin
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AS we go to press funeral serv-
ices have been arranged for Mr..
Leonard F. Crosswhite by the Col
onial Mortuary.
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SocioIs

With most social doings shelved
the past three weeks on account
of zero temperatures, members Of
Beta Iota and their husbands
braved the storm last Sunday
breaking the social lull to enjoy
dinner party given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Belvin Williams at their spa
cious home in N. E. Seventh. The
decorative motif, green and white,
the sorority colors were carried
out in the table centerpiece-a
dozen green and white tapers en-
bedded in evergreen; a large white
iced sheet cake with the inscrip-
ton Beta Iota; napkins and match
folders bore the inscription, also.
The delicious three-course dinner
preceded a business at which plans
for observance of Negro History
Week were made. The Far West
ern Regional Conference. Iota Phi
Lambda Sorority which meets in
Portland in May, with Beta Iota
as hostess, was discussed and the
election of officers for Beta Iota.
The following were retained: Pres
ident, Lucille Wilson; Vice Presi-
dent and Dean of Pledges, Norma
Williams, Second Vice President,
Ruth Flowers; Recording Secre-
tary, Magnolia Taylor; Cores
ponding Secretary, Audrey Ellis;
Financial Secretary and Journal
list. Mary M. Duncan; Treasurer.
Beatrice Reed. Appointiyes: Pro-
gram, Ruth Flowers; Music, Mag
nolia Taylor; Entertainment.
Cuma Clayter.
Mrs. Clifford Dixon and Herbert
"Herbie," the Williams son, were
guests other than the husbands.
A song fest and colored slides
(pictures) was an entertaining
feature.
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THE CHURCH OF GOD
IN CHRIST
Rev. J. NJ. Young, Pastor

rev. j. M Young, Pastor
Sunday was a fine day. Tuesday
evening. January n, Mr.. and Mrs.
D. W. Rose were presented in a
Song and Reading Concert Mrs.
Rose sang several numbers ACCOM-
panied by her husbands French
harp. She also gave two readings
of her compositions and told BIZ
bical stories. Mrs. Clara Mae King
was the mistress of ceremony. The
program was closed with a soul
stirring prayer by Mrs. King. Tsis
was a benefit program for the
Children's Fund for their choir
robes. 1t was a fine audience con-
sidering the weather.
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Brotherhood Week

Brotherhood Week is the inspir-
alton for considerable planning
with the combined efforts of the
Portland Branch NAACP. Port
land Council of Church Women,
YwCA and FOR Fellowship of
Reconciliation).
A special feature will be a group
of singers from Rev. Howard
Humans church, San Francisco.
California.
More information in next issue
of The Northwest Enterprise.
LET THE CLASSIFIED ADS
GO TO WORK FOR YOU!
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YAKIMA NEWS EVENTS
AmGndo Lopez Perry 1914 South Street Telephone 2s5

unto her, Neither do I condemn
thee. Go and sin no more" It was
a highly spiritual sermon. Sunday
evening a program was rendered.
Mckee Avenue Baptist Church will
take a part in the City Wide Baby
Contest. Mrs. Tom Longmire
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-02-08
British Health Service

England's free health service is
costing over a billion a year. which
IL over twice the original estimate.
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Ancient DOwry

In early times, gifts of pins were
an important part of brides
dowry.
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Churches
BETHEL AA1E
Rev. E. P. Williams. Pastor

Rev. e. P. Williams, Pastor
Sunday. January 90, was the
second Quarterly Conference. Pre-
siding Elder Greene preached a
wonderful sermon and gave COM
munion. Sunday evening the Quar-
terly Conference was called to
order by the Presiding Elder Mrs.
Pearl Braggs was secretary: Ed
ward Porter and J. c. Morrison
We're marshals. All reports were
made and they were very good
The Presiding Elder congratulated
the officers and members on such
grand reports and he also con-
firmed the Stewardess Boards.
Nos, One and Two. The closing re-
marks were made by the pastor
Rev. 2 P. Williams. who thanked
all auxiliaries for most wonderful
attendance on such a cold day.
The Bethel AME 5. S. Board will
sponsor a City Wide Baby Con-
test The following persons are
participating: Mrs Sanford
Barnes, The Pathfinders Circle, of
MI. Hope; Mrs. Tom Longmire
Mckee Ave; Mrs Eddie Holiday
The Church of Cod in Christ; Mrs
Virginia Howard. The Full Gospe'
Temple of Prayer, Mrs. Fergusons
Church. Mrs. e. P. Willianns's baby
is the baby that Bethel S. S. has
chosen to sponsor. The date of
closing will be announced later.
MT. HOPE BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. A. b. Fuller, Pastor
Sunday, January %, was Mis-
sionary Day. The morning services
were very impressive; a fine pro-
gram was renderd. A pantomine
was given by Miss Barbara Ora
ham. The Missionary Pledge was
given by Mrs. Kathryn Williams
Mrs. Shirley Delahoussay sang the
Lords Prayer" Charles Frye ded-
icated his nun Der to the women of
Home and Foreign Mission and
Mrs. Beatrice Ryan, past president
of the general body and chairman
Rev. Fuller prea her a fine SER
monette. Sunday night Mrs. Thon-
as Layfield was speaker. She was
from the First Methodist Church
Evening star., 1950-01-10
BUSINESS OPP. Cont. J

OPPORTUNITY for man wanting to
own and operate small business
with good. year-round income. For
details write, including phone num-
ber to Box 231-R Star. 10
GROCERY. s.E.-Approx. seo0-s70o
wkly; beer and wine. $500. Half
seash CASH. IL am. to 10 pm. Ii.
WANTED-variety- y-delicatessen stores.
sand. shops. cleaning branches. We
MR. CLAIRE SaSS IT, hass asss you 70 fe onsf'
REsTAURLANT. nearby Md: nrst
time offered.--Lsrge dining room,
bar, large PARKING lot; beer license
Iully equipped; apartment overhead.
growing. growing. going business that Is
TTe,a1sonable rent. ALVIN EPILNd,
wAkEao no fGisE with store. attached, maS
inside loading platform. new condi-
e saet ..: hs'id ALVIN Il iaZ % %s5sSSS SS
WANTED.Food concession. in snack
bidI. bars and luncheonettes in ONCE
piesi:' DiiasiS;' ,drHEstores; taverns, hos
Etc. EssaSiish.d asns ana epI epp.r eldss ana
reliable corporation expanding its
ing concession rights. None too
small. Let Us discuss your problem
with you. Al negotiations conf1den-
with YOU We guarantee to increase
Senta Seut prot writ. All Ras assot,stiGn 5og% eeR-
giving brief description OF business
DRY CLEANING EsTABLIsHMENTs
can sH. 1891, hrs. 7:30-9:30 pm.
Evening star., 1950-01-10
BOX 49s-B, STAR

tTORE CLERKS. needed for dry
cleaning stores, good salary, yaca-
t1on with pay, managerial positions
open for capable workers. Apply
OFFICIAL CLEANERS, 3740 Mime
rEiIEraHoSNE soIdc1ToRs-workins
from own homes; private unlimited
telephone; some sales experience;
salary. Call. HU. 1910. after 10 am.
TYPIsT-old established firm; not
over 35; permanent position with
sdysncsment. 5,day; 36;hour gk.
rYPIsT, policy writer. fire and casu-
Oh nR saeHsesM saRdEfDsss "a dssFfs sIfs
bet: . and 10 am.
EYPIsT wanted to work In auto
mobile sales ONCE, interesting work,
pleasant. conditions, good salary.
E5STnHsT s5SsT hSgr' MdR sss Mrs. co AoshSegsa Ys1a
Dealer, 920 Bladensburs I'd. ne. At.
rYfisT wanted for credit once: no
sdysnssmsnt. Apply REGAL. I'll
rYPIsT. exDer. legal and collection
rate With ability. CROWN CO., s27
rYP1ssTi Tor for lars. wholesale house.
white; permanent position; 5-dey
wk. Apply 1871 5th st. NV. -10
TYPIST, permanent position, experi-
WOOD CLOTHING CO., 703 7th NV
rYPIsT-EDIPHoNE OPERATOR, is.
S6, for insurance claims dept; per.
$40 woodward Bids. DI. $3.50;
TYPIST-PBx, for permanent position
with nationally known motor truck
branch; high school graduate; 40
tion and salary expected. Address
Box 440-M, Star. lie
WAITRESS. white, neat appearing
experienced, night work. Apply 5031
Conn.
LIDO RESTAURANT. 81S 18th st
Evening star., 1950-01-10
SITUATIONS WoMEh

COMPANION-Settled, refined women
desires position with elderly or semi
nnWFSrI anxalld lady; Chestnut s224.
EXEC. ASST. i pnblic1 f1qei relations, adver,
torial fields. radio-TV: exper. news
coTresp., admin. -secretarial. Fa-
m1Y,nliarity MI with Wash. scene. Box
GENERAL OFFICE WORKER. ro or
clerk, white, exper.; 8 days q week.
GENERAL HoUsEwoRK-as or 3
days a wk.; Hyattsville, College PIX,
BerWyn or seltsville. TO. $3.50.
GIRL. colored, desires work in doc
tors or dentists office, or general
office work. DE. a547.
GIRL, colored, wants work In laundry
for days work; exper. Ho. 6367.
GIRL. colored. desires Job as counter
>,se1s eoos; exper.. no. oI49. 10'
typ1ng ability, wishes position in
physicisns office. Hu. e4e4 after 8.
PART-TIME POSITION sought by
woman graduate student. %, exper
In office routines. typing. office ma
enines, sales, public relations, pub
asIiy;. aae,ty neIS; Iii GsdH rsdio writing; hours
PARTY COOK, dinners. cocktail
enced. NO. O3s3. l2s
PRACTICAL NURSE, colored, desires
taking care of elderly person, chill
dren; exper. HO. 1928.
SECRETARY, top-notch; seven years'
various experience including three
years life insurance estate planning,
also administrative, personnel, pro
scuremsnt. etc. Box 342-R, Star. 10.
SECRETARY or asst. to executive, un-
usual position only; college ed, 10
KS. .Gp sxper. legal and administrative.
sPANIsHsENGL1sH Ihsa0i .ecy.-translstor. 1st
experienced. college, 2s Yrs. old;
has been newspaperwoman, taught
nigh school Spanish. secy. to am
bassador.. Call after $50 pm, AID.
sTESoaRxfaSRs, 1fESSi aRti sasi fast and IL. A.
curate. available for lss1 emersency ana as- as-
MISS BARRgrr 81 sn0Ts BE. ssss, aessse' o foli
TYPING WANTED, envelope address
ing. stuffne, etc.. at home; Is years
eaxdpeT}enes; adsTs fsst satisfaction guaranteed.
REFINED LADY desires position as
or, child; free to travel: experienced:
references. Woodley 1897. IL
YOUNG WOMAN, Just returned from
overseas. has 3 yrs. statistical typ
ing and bkprs. asst. aptitude for
numbers. desires both day and eve.
duties; efficient, reliable; ref. Box
3S6-R, Star. los
YOUNG WOMAN, ssle.. exp. book
keeping, inc. tax, payroll, secre-
tarial' of. msmt. Box 445-R, Star.
CLEANING OFFICES or days work.
WISH To CONTACT business men
needing clerical, tipping. simple
bookkeeping, done from my home;
weekly basis. keep letterhead, rec
ords, etc., here; compose letters; un-
limissa aa1sa phone. Ii. 3-o662. Ii.
coIoRED GIRL, Is, sxper,. daG desires
Job In cleaning establishment. CAN
PET pet IL noon and 6 pm. AID. 0025.
GIRL wants work as typ
ist. bookkesper or oface work, soda
fountain. TU. ATT.
COLORED GIRL desires Job as recep-
siGnist w sl6g Or typist; exper. Call RUBY,
C0LoRED. exper. litter; in altera-
tions. IN tailor or dress shop; good
Evening star., 1950-01-10
PERSONALS lcont.l

DESIRE HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS to
accommodate children; NV, D. c.:
appreciate offer. AID. 1477. after
NICE HOME for elderly folks; whole.
some food, tray service; on busline
coRNWEIL s: WE'LL coNvALEsCENr HOME.
1s Metropolitan ave. Kensington,
Md.-Bed and ambulatory patients;
supervised diets: individual care to
senile patients Full cooperation with
attending physician. 10. 5-27S2. 49,
YOUR FUR COAT completely made
oyer by FLORENCE LEDDY for $50.
AID. 1919 for details. 17s
ROOM AND BOARD for elderly per-
sons in new home. healthful diet,
tered nasSd nurse. Reasonable rates; 81.
soLvE oLvE THAT CLOTHES PROBLEM. II:
Consult LEA ENGEL, DRESSMAKER
OF 9th ave-, N. Y, now about that
Nothing too hard to do. Centrally
TeI. tx. 1908 s65O 3d. n'~'' Am' ~
VACANCY, in nursing home. for in
valids and elderly people. Kind
faTe' Ear oisY geo food and a cheerful ig home.
ROOM 90 LAM, AND BOARD for eide elderly
people, With nursing care: Opposite
Walter Reed Hospital. GE. 1883.
PERMANENT. 81: shampoo and
finssr a. e =, wave, w, SOC. Nc apDointments.
ESCORTS ior ladies and gentlemen.
ESCORT SERVICES, INC, eOl7 s
st. at Conn. DE. 5000, 2-7::3O pm. .
DRESSMAKING. sewing of all kinds.
Reasonable. oW. 0792 Sunday and
AUTHORS invited to submit manu-
scripts - short stories, articles,
books-to us for marketing. Salable
novels especially welcome. NATION
AL LITERARY AGENCY, 1920 Eye
DRESSMAKING AND ALTERATIONS
-Expertly done. Curtains and
made. EN-. 3007. 'eS Wi4
ALTERATIONS. all ladies' garments;
sves. s1os ,sth sc'ens Go. sesgsss; asss; open
FEEL BETTER after frst treatment
or no fee. Relief for high blood
pressure, arthritis, constipation, flu,
colds. sinus. Aching joints and
swelling feet helped remarkably by
manipulation. diathermia, colonic
irrigation. galvanic, sun rays and
other methods. Men; women. Lady
naturopath, 20 yrs. success. SH.
JEWISH HOME for the elderly. su-
pervtsed food. Day or night nurses.
1922 8th st. NV. GE. 97s9. -I6
VACANCY in reg. nurses private
home for elderly person, tray sery-
ice. SH Q3T3 10
Evening star., 1950-01-10
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT, wide exper.. all phases
inclnd. taxes, also bkkping service;
avail. 4 days a wk.; S14 per day;
$50, 4 days. TIE. s919 or Box 450-
HANDY sa NAN, good, all bldg. repairs;
strictly sober and steady, with good
references; willing to work days
free to prove my worth. Phone AK.
1910, MR.. De CHENE. 12s
JANITOK and maintenance, by col
ored man. best refs. Call RE. 1881
MAN-AbIe-bo bodied. experienced ship.
ping clerk; automobile slazier; con-
slider apprenticeship X-ray techni-
clan or clerk, full or part time. Boz
MAN. colored. wants job as truck
driver or chauffeur; experienced;
good reference. MI. 64SS.
MAN. colored. day work; house clean
ing or yard work. refs. Ii. 3-T541. .
MAN, %, bus. ad. and law degree
2 years business experience. looking
for temp. Dos. 3 mos. SH. 1888. IL
MEAT CUTTER, expert, buyer ait
manager; now available. Box 44S-
ofsRaTINc Fl EATING ENGINEER, End class
desires y smpl3yment; Call EDWARD
vEfeKxS. vfEMgsHS' as. s. ss. 81 tore,sn .lisir,
wants perm. lob in related feld
excellent scholastic, character ans
business references; clinical expert
ence, knows marine machinery ant
Recommendation. Box 370-R. Star
VET, electrical experience, desire
part-ttme Job from 3 pm. to l2
any DOS. acceptable. OF. e162. 10
Evening star., 1950-01-10
SITUATIONS MEN (cont.)

YOUNG MAN, h. S. grad. A. F. vet,
landscaping exper., desires job. Nc
canvassine. Can drive. SH. 1920
YOUNG MAN. colored, wants immed
employment, careful driver. AD
2060
YOUNG MAN, colored. wants Job as
porter or handy man, best refs, RE
1914.
YOUNG MAN. %. married. intelligent;
position selling in or outside. no
canvassing; former retail store man
ayers experience. Phone OW. 5640,
after 4 pm.
RETIRED NAVY TECHNICIAN anc
practical electrical engineer, age 80
experienced in: building superin-
tendent, engineering supervision oi
buildings, all phases of electricity
including audio ampliflcation expert
in sound motion pictures (projectior
and servicing), automatic telephones
supervision and training of main.
tenance stats; also can supervise
office handling inventory and sup.
plies. Minimum salary, $1,000
Chastelton Hotel. 18th and r NV.
RIM $40