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Evening star., 1951-10-18

YOUNG MAN. 25-35 for large mort
gage banking firm; must have good
administrative BACKGROUND or ex-
perience in mortgage loans as wen
as ability to meet the public: to train
as manager Of loan service depart-
ment; knowledge of bookkeeping
helpful but not essential; permanent
position, 5-day week 9:15-6:O0;
company-paid disqualification, an.
nual and sick leave; salary commen-
surate with ability. State minimum
salary in reply. Box 167-V, Star.
YOUNG MAN. colored, work drug
store; 7-day week CALIFORNIA
PHARMACY. 2162 California st. NV.
YOUNG MAN, 1925, white. to Vrap
packages and assist in operating
paper cutting and other machines;
5E2-day wk.; vacation with pay.
The sTocKETT-F1sKE CO. e1o
YOUNG MAN for printing shop; must
be experienced on handled and
AUTOMATIC platen presses. Apply
a1ter $50 am. BREWOOD, 1917
g st. NV. -1s
Evening star., 1951-10-18
DRIVERS
DRIIGS

DRUG CLERK. experienced. no Sum
Gays; good pay. McREYNOLDS
PHARMACY. 18th and g SITS. NV.
DRUG CLERK, r.. part time, early
GILMAN. 627 Pa. ave. NV. 80
DRUG CLERK; experienced preferred;
salary plus commission; no night or
Sunday work. STANDARD DRUG
CO. 1929 Mimi. ave. ne. is
DRUG CLERKS. exper., learn whole
sale drug business; excel. oppor. for
willing workers; good cond.: start
ing salary. $50. Give full particu-
lars in reply. Box 76-S, Star. --1S
and helpers, year
around work: highest prevailine
oae Wages holidays with nay. Call Of.
ELECTRICIANS AND HELPERS, start
Immediately. UN. 1896; sitter 6 PM,
AP. 3o9l. -l9
Evening star., 1951-10-18
SINGER SEWING
MACHINE co

1921 Conn. ave. NV. VIII accept
evening interviews. Call EN-. 4244
for appointment. -23
MATERIAL CHECKER, building ex-
perience: good wages to right man.
Box 239-R, Star. lie
MEATCUTTER - Counter experience
necessary: must be reliable; good
pay Apply INDIAN SPRING SUPER
Market, Colesville at Old Bla-
densburg rd, Silver Spring. -19
MEAT CUTTERS-Perman post
tion for experienced. dependable
men: holidays. vacation. ETC.; bring
references. PoSINS'. 1855 Georgis
ave. NV. -lS
MECHANICS HELPER, with own
hand tools, to do minor repairs on
trucks. Call AP. 1889. -19
MECHANICS HELPERS. linoleum
and tile: steady work. Apply
DIENER's, 1900 Rhode Island ave.
ne. 10
MESSENGER fwhite). for business
ofices of local publishing organiza-
tion: age. 1925: at least school
education preferred; polite. neat.
pleasant personality; excellent OPP
portunities; 5-day wk.; finest work
ing conditions. Call Ex. 033S. lis
Evening star., 1951-10-18
statesmen

We will train you to sell complete
sales materials furnished We have ave
more leads than our salesmen can
handle. Earnings better than $1,000
depending upon your own sales
ability. Commission with drawing
account. Opportunity to work fol
large established firm with excellent
Me ear9g oF ark. scssn aet y isdn
brands. GE,. Hotpoint, Geneva. etc,
and are equipped to do complete In
stallation without subcontracting
College background desirable. Write
or phone Mr.. George for interview
JOHN G.. WEBSTER & SONS
627 p st. NV. ST. 6100.
Evening star., 1951-10-18
MEN

To do rug and furniture
cleaning. Steady work; good
pay; experience helpful but
not essential; sedan auto
necessary.
APPLY EMPLOYMENT DEPT.
THE HECHT CO.
F ST. AT 9TH NV.
Evening star., 1951-10-18
statesmen az

Luzianne coffee. in Arling-
ton and Alex. Va. Starting
salary $50 per wk. plus liberal
commissions. Transp. furn.
and all expenses paid. We sell
only to retail merchants. Our
business Is expanding RAPIDLY,
and your advancement will
only be governed by your
capabilities. Apply by letter,
giving age, experience. marital
status and tnclose recent
snapshot. Box 1855. Star.
Evening star., 1951-10-18

USHERS--Full time and part time.
Apply 10 am. TRANS LUX THEA
TER, 14th and H SITS. NV. -l9
USED CAR SALESMAN. experienced,
i've wire man with clean past
record; excellent pay plan, best of
WORKING conditions; full floor time:
our men are averaging between
500 week. See Mr.. Duke MONROE
FORD CO., 1887 East-West HWY.
silver Spring, Md, between ID
and 2; do not phone. is
minimum one yea,
composition exper. Position with an
expanding organization In the en-
gineering and copy Preparation
nelos. Annual and sick leave bene-
fitS. Call NE, 89l1
Evening star., 1951-10-18
RRICKI.AYERS

BRlCkLAI 7 ERS
(white). longtime job, top wages.
I4th and Missouri ave. NV. See
BUTCHER. experienced; steady work.
Apply 1920 Hamilton ST., Hyattsville.
or call WA. 5902. MR.: LUpo. 20
hnTShEH TE6RRA MaRKEr sHl9Tsd 6sSss 4tS Seek +
CABINET r. MAKERS f3ai wanted, exper
BoNDY FIXTURE Co, rear 452
ckRPENTERs. 4 iT HT sA' eax1pssgTienced; a1sgi mi must
MR.. HIGDoN or MIR. FISHER. uni
ye1sitty Hills project, or call ~.
cAgpaNrER. cAlgspfHSNirER all round first class
mechanic report to. MIR: YOUNG,
caRPESTERs Sfh and and WORKING 70 ling foreman.
Report to 1905 Turner lane. From
Chevy Chase Circle turn east on
Western ave. to. Camaiier dr., left
TO Turner lane. right to JOB. --23
ABLY j. TSFEY III faa,ns iob. 1st wsTs snd
cXsPET MsPisfr ihNs;TasLAr1oN m; AL FOREMAN, roREuMasa
for carpet department OF large spe-
cialty store. Must pe thoroughly ex-
ed bsasdom o a o. Or sarDt
apply. Top salary for the right man
Apply DIENER'S. 1900 r. 1. ave.
CASHIER, permanent position; good e
MsfFAeLr ssfEs.eH 'ala5y CAR 'DR5EA Wash Il DsIiHn
cAsanER SsSGmas 30 BooKKEEpER in ret retail,
operation: part-time basis, good
opport. for college student DESIRING
evening work. Call MRS. LUCE
c1Ass;HniEsRs.gsooKKEEpER, 1s; nissgso exper.; Sg full
time position in the College Parl
sect. Call MRS. LUCE. Ii. 7-s262
cAsHIER-CLERK for auto service Of.
fice; experienced young man. pre-.
fsrred. ,IAv Apply II / s.r De5son; a10T;,I z N n
800 Bladenshurg I'd. 30
CEMENT FINISHER, part-time worl
in Bethesda area for qualified
painter. full time for some on,
who can also do other work ON re.
sidential construction. Call OIL
caH2gSiEFE1k 2Si IA AND HxSbY Man
middle e-aged, sober; industrioqs losa
Hap co spPly sg2 1leh Il 1 xoYsa s
CRaiIatrFFHHun RiIt FHiuf thTSasNsr %aNrEbLi:seta.assss Rsi:
Edgemoor. family of two. Salary
$50 weekly. Requisites: Unaues.
TONED local references as to char.
acter and sobriety-also own cal
necessary in getting to and from
work. Call MISS BAKER at RE
: 1905. t:30-b; AID. S795. after 2 pm
Evening star., 1951-10-18
PLATE CARRIER

Permanent position in our pressroom
with . chance for advancement;
2I.$0 years Of age; high school
Of swing good attendance: must be
able TO pass physical exam. Apply
Personnel. Room 500 Open S:30-b
weekdays and 81 on Saturday No
THE EVENING STAR
l10. Penna Ave. NV
PLUMBER. thoroughly exper. job
bling; steady work, top wages; must
have D, C. drivers license. SHAPIRO
TU. 1900. Ia
PLUMBER -- Experienced jobbing
man: must have D. c. drivers per-
init and II, }o56ing 9o5s tools. 1918 1ath
PLUMBER. for jobbins and remodel
Ing ing wo,a; on1,I D; G Drivers permit; top
SQ04 Rhode Island ave. ne. HO.
PLUMBER with heating and remodel
Ing exper. Must know his business.
Apply in person. W J. BACMBACH
INC. 4147 Wilson blvd. Ari.. Va;
PLUMBERS and plumbers helpers for
Fort seiSoir work. call XII. s-es34.
PLUMBERS and plumbers helpers.
sxper;; GIsasiv, Vienna. snn Va. 222. s.; H.
PLUMBERS WANTED-t5) mechan-
les. also helpers for new house
SSore Ssys IN. IN the g: l Spring dn, area; must
chanies need spHly' Can GEORGE eas
NJ JOHNSON, Ashton 37o5 between
Evening star., 1951-10-18
HELP MEN

PHOTOGRAPHIC darkroom man,
full time or part time evenings
ANTON, 1912 G st. NV. --21
PHOTOGRAPHER Proof passeI
wanted to sell baby portraits. Home
portrait work only. MELLEN'E q
STUDIO. 1857 Bladensburg I'd. ne
Ii. 5000. go
PIPE FILTER HELPER-call Ia.
1896. = is
PIPELAYERS t2) and 1 laborer
wanted; good pay. OF. 1856 be-
Ask for Mr.. WALLACE. Is
steady workers only; 5-day week;
$25 per day. Call SH, 3946. Is
Evening star., 1951-10-18

Nation wide finance co. has opening
for ambitious young men Iooking
Tor good salaried position plus
expense auowance-many company
benefits: experience not necessary,
IN ss ySY 20 LsERTY Isl oxh 4ggy HR
PORATION, 1928 Georgia ave, Sill
yer Spring. Md.
MISREPRESENTATION, willing and
neat, wSrker: stoker furnace; living
quarters sor tsn,, and wages. Call AID. 1855
JANITOR, exper.; for large apart
ment project in Silver Spring. VIII
quarters. Caii Ma. i92i. @28
JANIToR, .colored main duties will
be cleaning boilers and minor
Imaintenance work. $3.50 mo. see
chillum I'd. MT. rainier. Nd. s @Is
JANITOR-No children; knowledge
Of oil burner; qSSaagrters furnished;
TAHOE. part time; exp xperienced. for
sltfrati99n alter 91,s on n.nna mems and women,s
CARPENTERs-Mechsnics A;Mi only. top TOP
JANITOR, thoroughly exper.. stoker,
and excel. apt. oW. o47s. -i9
sAaNiLoh. coioLeo. e4per- Mandy with
children; good pay and excel. apt
JANITOR. colored, for large Sc. apt.
project. S135 month; must have
.. e; drivers permit; no quarters
sk'l'nd Dl. '.e:' or call vi: % zoo,
JANITOR. colored, for large s.w. apt.
development in d. c.: good salary
and excellent apt; experienced fir-
ing stoker and general repair. Box
Evening star., 1951-10-18
statesmen

Harry Home Owner offers interest
ing selling positions at the Fails
Church branch Of the worlds most
unusual lumber yards. A good
starting salary with opportunity for
advancement. Other Company bene-
fits include free disqualification,
group insurance. paid vacations
and holidays. discounts. Phone AT
1400 for interview.
THE PROGRESSIVE
HECHINGEE co.
18th AND SITS, NE,
Evening star., 1951-10-18
HELP MEN

TAILOR, coiored. TO, all-around al.
terations. Apply 1901 Nichols ave,
Evening star., 1951-10-18

COLLECTOR SALESMAN = No can.
vassing. no soliciting. 500 estab
accounts to be turned over to right
party for collection and resales
Permanent position; excellent SAL
airy. commission and bonus. Op-
portunity for advancement. Mus,
nave late-model car; Apply ALL
STATE HOME EQUIPMENT CO.,
2117 M st. NV. 10
CONTACT MAN. 21-e5. sccust. to
about $50 wkiy. Apply i6-2 pm.
Room 702. 10 14th st. NV.
COOK. to take over kitchen; must be
experienced; good salary to right
COOKS (2l. day, and night shifts;
exper. in italian and American food
Contact MRS. cAPPARoTTA. I07
COOK, coiored. for sea food restsu-
rant, Must be experienced: Apply
Stand No. GAL. Center Market. 5lh
\ and K sts. NV. See MR.. THOMP-
the WALDORF REsTAURANT-MO-
TOR, COURT, Waldorf, Md. Call
CoUNTERMAN. MEAT; must be re-
liable; good pay. Apply INDIAN
SPRING SUPER MARKET, Coles
Willie, at Old Bladensburg rd.. Silver
COUNTERMAN, experienced. short
order and steam table: good hours.
good pay. DIAMOND SERVICE CO.,
101 NJ ef
Evening star., 1951-10-18

RUG SALESMAN, exper. only; must
be capable Of assisting buyer: attrac,
HOUSE g. HERMANN. Nj. fsoe,
7th and Eye sts. NV. -l9
SALES CLERK-Hardware; experi.
snced. farm background beneficial;
nospitelization; paid vacation. holi-
MALoNEY's. INC. si2s % Georsis
ave, Silver Spring. 80
SALESMAN with following can sell
for wholesale building supply com
pany. AP. 1881.
SALESMAN. retail store. mems fur.
nishings: permanent position. No
p5ene calls: SURPLUS SALES CO.,
SERVICE STATION MAN-Experi.
enced. sober: free hospitalizatior
insurance BRADSHAW ESQ STA
TdII0SN' 46ol Wis. ave. NV, Wo
SALESMAN. for gas and electric
commission assinst drawing l0els ael C.
count. Car necessary: with mileage
allowance; permanent position,
outstanding company benefits. APP
Ply Pers2nnel Inn , ofice: Sears. Roebuck
SALESMAN for well-kncwn salt-pro-
ducing CO. to can on retail sroc.
trade, Wash. and vic. Car furn, II
interested give following infor.: Age,
married or sele., mill. status, schools
ing. etc. Bog 1S7-X. Star. -19
SALESMAN, % to 40 yrs. old. for
bacco and drug sundry company; /;
must have selling experience and
car: good opportunity for the right
man; permanent position. STAND
ARD CIGAR a. TOBACCO CO, Al
Eye st. ne. ia
SALESMAN, for Rockville, Md; good
pay: permanent position In establ
lished insurance debit. Phone To-
II Am, JU. S-4579. "a
SALESMAN. experienced. for one Of
Washington's largest real estate
hrms Commission basis, We have
more houses than We can cover. For
interview call DI. 0222.
Evening star., 1951-10-18
HELP MEN

,cRAUFYEUR AND HoJsEMAN, one
wages. Box 1855. Star. -1S
CHECKER. for bakery; hours. IL to
CHEF-1st class: small hotel; pro-
gressive 1st-class End cook con-
sidered; give full details. Box 3o6,v'
CHEF-COOK, white or colored; must
be sober and furnish references.
Apply manager, EBBrTT HOTEL,
10th and H SITS. NV. -23
Evening star., 1951-10-18
MESSENGERS

MESSENGERS
PERMANENT POSITIONS
1919 years of age. neat in ap.
attendance. Here is an opportunity
to get o start on Washington' s
leading newspaper. Bring your birth
certificate II under IS years Of age.
Apply Personnel Room sos. Open
weekdays. .S:30-6 and Sat. e-1. No
phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1951-10-18
PRODUCE HELPERS

PRODUCE HELPERS
40-hour wk.; no wk.-end work; must
be in good health; permanent lob
with opportunity for advancement; ;
will load trucks and 60 out on route;
drivers permit helpful: starting
time, $3.50 am. Apply between q
SERVICES. INC. 1135 21st st. NV.
INSTALLATION MAN. experi-
enced; immediate opening; perma-
nent position. Excel. starting salary
and working cond., Company bene-
MANHATTAN AUTO AND RADIO
CO. 1906 7th st. NV. is
RADIO REPAIRMAN ~, bench wk.
best pay. employe benefits; regular
work. Apply r. Dowd, DOWD'S
TdELEvISIoN, AIS Conn. ave. OR.
Evening star., 1951-10-18

287-V, Star
OIL BURNER and domestic boiler
men: Apply Q L St. .s.w. between
7:3O and 8 am. weekdays. --23
OIL BURNER AND GAS SERVICE
MEN needed MR.. EISENSCHMIDT.
10. 9-S222 bet. and II am. ga
PACKERS AND HELPERS Exper-
ience with household goods de-
sirable: good wages; steady work.
SECURITY STORAGE CO., 1140
PAINTER, part time work in Bethesda
area for aualified painter. full time
work on residential construction.
Cali OIL. 6760. go pm. weekdays
lis
PTsAltIT!MoRE 7 Az q RENovATiNd $$ss
PAINTERs-steady work. top wages;
report ready for work. at 35th and
yuma St. NV; l block west Of
Conn. ave-, at Hot Shoppe. -21
PAINTERs---steady year-round work
am. ready for work, 4O3I 9Th st.
s.w. B. L. MUN1Tz & SON. is
PAINTER, capable of taking COM
pering business. knowledge Of es-
tfmating. Must have own transpoI-
tation and local ref. for this type
OF work. Trifiers and ordinary
ad. $100 . week. Call TU. 1131
-19
PAINTERS - First-class mechanics
only; MAYToN g. JOHNSTON, rear
1907 o st. NV. 10
PAINTERS wanted. LIST class me-
chanics only. Apply after 7:30 at
ME. 61S5. lis
PAINTERS, experienced only. S13 per
day. Apply 3415 M st. NV. lis
PAINTERS-Long job, good wages, in
and outside work; need swing men.
Apply ready for work between 7:3O
NV. See Mr.. TALLEY.
PAINTERS, 1st-class mechanics, I'M
ion or willing to Join; plenty CT
work. Apply JOHN w. JOHNSON,
INC, RE. 5535, bet. 4:30 and $50.
Evening star., 1951-10-18
SALESMAN

for q lifetime position
with Weather-Seah Inc, origlna-
screen windows and doors; married
man preferred; leads furnished. APP
ply in person. 2 pm. to p.m,,
5l4 Sth st. Sc, ask for SOME
Evening star., 1951-10-18
TV SERVICEMEN

oc4e S4SG1S1clN
To good technicians We Of
Ter q permanent position with
the fastest-growing service de-
partment in this area. We
TV service, along with many
other company benefits. Pro-
motions commensurate with
ability. Future assured to
men who can qualify. For
At Ii. 7-6201. ga
Evening star., 1951-10-18

UPHoLsTERERS. white. experienced
gay work. Apply employment ONCE
Woodley rd. NV. 10
unr,HEoLsSTERER. n,E LSdlRER. 1st class. Phon,
Evening star., 1951-10-18
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.

MULTIGRAPH OPERATOR, hand
feed. Apply. in person, B-114, House
Once Building. 30
NIGHT AUDITOR, capable, steady
man. to audit accounts receivable
from pm. to l am; qualified By
previous experience. Apply Person
mel Once. EMERGENCY HOSPITAL
I'LL N. Y. ave. NV, -18
Evening star., 1951-10-18

INSULATION MEN-we need exper.
blowing and blanket men: steady
work and top pay for men who
are fast. Call SH. 1852.
INSURANCE MAN of proven ability
Of commissions and times on in
crease: auto necessary. Apply 5O3
Victor Bldg. 724 9th at. NV. 20
Evening star., 1951-10-18

NIGHT AUDITOR
Must know hand transcript; for bus,
downtown Washington hotel. Boz
Evening star., 1951-10-18
HELP MEN
WILL-CALL BOY

Excellent working conditions with
good pay. for young. aggressive
| colored boy. Apply Mr.. Ettlin, 3rd
| hoor. BOND STORES. 1885 p st.
, 1951-07-31

II 2 points. Allied Chemical was
off 1; Hooker Electrochemical
down l 3I8; Chrysler off us;
Standard Oil of New. Jersey off
7I8; Westinghouse Electric off
5 q, and General Motors down
3IS.
A few stocks displayed indie
pendent strength with gains of a
point or more. They included
Thompson Products; Monsanto
Chemical; Pittsburgh Coke and
Chemical, and Crane Company.
Southern Pacific was most vul-
nerable in the rails, falling back
nearly a point.
At II A. M. the Dow-Jones In
dustrial Averages were off $2.01;
the rails were down 38 cents and
the utilities we're off eight cents.
Volume for the first hour totaled
100000 shares as against 100000
shares yesterday.
Curb stocks were mixed. Elect
rio Bond and Share and Barium
Steel were slightly higher and Du-
mont Laboratories was down l 8.
Big board bonds were irregular
ly lower.
Corn highlighted commodities
| with a rise of one cent a bushel.
, 1951-07-31
World War Veteran
Cleared OF Charge

NEW YORK, July 81 Frank S..
Cole, Negro veteran of World War
II, has been exonerated of parti-
cipation in a mutiny in Germany
in 1916, the National Association
for the Advancement of Colored
People was informed by the Judge
Advocate Generals office of the
Department Of the Army.
, 1951-07-31

The two heavyweights finished
off their training routines yester-
day and were pronounced "ready"
by their handlers.
Louis, fighting for the seventh
time on his comeback trail, will
probably weight in at 211 pounds.
For the ex-champion the fight is
a "must" if he expects to get an
other Shot at the heavyweight
championship. He is favored to
dispose Of the Argentine boxer.
Prion, the "pride of the Pam
pas" is expected to weigh in at
1875 pounds, the same poundage
he carried when he lost a To-
round bout to Louis in Chicago
last November.
The promoters perdicted that
the fight would draw approximate
ly $4,000. The figure is some
$4,000 higher than earlier pre-
d%ictions and is based on a late
Increased demand for tickets.
, 1951-07-31

NEW YORK, July 81 (INS)-
The Stock Market declined frac-
tons to more than a point today
under heavy profitrtaking.
The session had begun on a fair
" stead not but when strength in
individual issues failed to spread
to other sections of the list, trad
ers decided to clinch some of the
profit obtained in the recent ex-
tended rise.
American Cyanamid set the
downward pace with a drop of l.
, 1951-07-31

Continued From Page /
merica's editorial points out.
with competent leadership, any
American community can organize
itself against outbursts or racial
intolerance and for civic unity
and good citizenship" America
asserts. About half of Cicero's
, 1951-07-31
Tuesday, July 81, 1851

N4 -
10000 population is Catholic.
Branch leaders in Chicago, aid
ed by Lester Bailey, assistant Ma
ACP field secretary, continued to
compile data on the riot for sub
mission to federal agencies.
Meanwhile, a national housing or
g~anization started an Independent
investigation into the housing
conditions in the Chicago area to
determine the impact Of restricted
housing upon racial tension.
, 1951-07-31
Performers

(Eontinued from Page ~
organization to promote a bet
ter understanding on such con-
troversial issues as questiona-
able good taste" in the select
ion of material written for Ne
gro parts, caricatures and stereo-
type characters and characteri-
cations, and to direct attention
of producers and sponsors to the
wealth. of available Negro tai
lent.
The policy Of the Council will
be to advocate a positive rather
than a negative approach in the
solution of differences, taking the
position that constructive critic
ism and mediation should attain
mutually beneficial results.
THE COUNCIL WILL BE inter-
racial and include in it's member
ship representatives Of stage,
screen, radio, television, the press,
also organizations and individuals
not of the theatrical profession.
Opinions and cooperation of the
public will be welcomed.
Lester A. Walton, former u.
S. Minister to Liberia, has been
elected chairman.
Other Guild members who par
ticipated in the formation of the
Council are: Noble Sissle, of the
Authors Guild; Georgette Harvey
of Equity; Fred O'Neal, Of Equi-
ty;'Leigh Whipper, of Screen Act
ors Guild; Alberta Pryme, of the
American Guild of Variety Art
lists; George Wiltshire, Of the A.
merican Guild Of Variety Artists ;
]. Rosamond Johnson, of the
Association Of Composers and
Publishers; w. C. Handy, Of the
PHONE YOUR NEWS TIPS ia
The Dayton Daily Express by dial.
ing MI.7634.
, 1951-07-31
Foreign Delegates
Plan Harlem Visit

NEW YORK, July 81. A group
of Is foreign delegates to the
World Assembly of Youth Con-
ference will visit Harlem on Fri
day, August 3, under sponsorship
Of the Youth Department Of the
National Association for the Ad-
vancement of Colored People,
Herbert L. Wright, youth secre-
tary, announced today.
under the influence Of in~toxicat-
ing liquor by arresting officers.
THOMAS NORTHY, 65, a re-
sident of the Veterans Admins
tration Center since 1914, was
held by police. He was charged
with indecent exposure in the pre-
sence of an 11-year-old girl.
, 1951-07-31
THE OHIO DAILY EXPRESS
Joe Louis, Cesar Brion
Resting For TO- Rounder

SAN FRANCISCO, July 81 QNS)- Joe Louis and
Cesar Brion rested today for their 1O-round boxing match
at the San Francisco Cow Palace tomorrow night.
, 1951-07-31

It is the first West Coast ap-
pearance for the South American
fighter. Louis last fight in San
Francisco was in February when
he TKO'd Andy Walker.
NJ u c Publishers Association;
Pauline Myers, Of the American
Federation of Radio Artists; Edith
Wilson,, Television Authority;
Marchand McReynolds, Of Inter
national Association Theatrical
Stage Employees; A. Edward
(Tiny) Walters, of American Fed
GRAFTON of Musicians. Eta Moten,
of American Guild Of Music Art
lists; and Dick Campbell, concert
manager.
, 1951-07-31
Ads

FOR SALE 6 room Cottage
and Furniture. PAP Dunbar Ave.
Offers. Call Adams 1878. =
(Pennington.) tt
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1951-09-07
80 ARRESTED AS
POLICE RAID CLUB

More than 1870 persons were
arrested when nine police officers
raided the Washington Social and
Educational Club, 1O41l 23rd Ave.
N, at 2 o'clock recently.
All but one of the persons ar
rested were charged with frequent
ing place where liquor is sold
illegally. Bail for each of these
was set at SIS.
Sy F. Groves. Sc. of 24O1 E.
Howell ST, was charged with pos
sessing liquor with intent to sell
Illegally He was released on $3.50
bail.
Sgt. G. N. McDougall led the
raiding squad. Patrol cars were
busy for hours carrying the crowd
to the Public Safety Building. and
jailers took until o'clock to book
them.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1951-09-07

A reception for c. l.. Dellums
of Oakland, Calf. vice president
and Pacific Coast-zone supervisor
of the International Brotherhood
of Sleeping Car Porters CA. F. of
L., will be held Tuesday evening
in the East Madison Y.W.C.A.
Ezell Henderson, president of
the Seattle branch of the union,
and Mrs E. A. Hall, president of
the auxiliary. are in charge of the
reception and program.
Dellums will arrive in Seattle
Monday, said Mrs. A. Fletcher
Booth, member of the auxiliary.
He will speak Monday evening at
a meeting of the National Assoc
citation for the Advancement of
Colored People in the East Madison
Y.W.C.A.