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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-05-12
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California FEP Meausre Killed by Assembly

cheney and economy voted 1t down.
is to 2. while a more milder Malo-
ney bill, intended to set up study
commission on discrimination, was
lost. o to 8, 1t was reported today by
the West Coast JACL ADO office.
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WAR CASUALTY

Killed in Action-Pfc. George Y.
Minakata. son Of Mrs. Mume Nina
kata, Building "a, Apartment e7s
Seabrook, N. ]. previously report
ed missing.
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O'Brien to Address
College Grads

DR.. Robert O'Brien, sociology pro-
fessor at the University of Wash
ington, will be the main speaker at
the Seattle Japanese American
Community Services banquet in
honor of eighty-five college and u
University graduates on Saturday
May 26, in the Frye Hotel.
All friends and parents of the
graduates are urged to attend. The
dinner viii cost 50 per plate.
The Japanese American Commu.
nifty Service will launch its member.
ship drive at kickoff luncheon al
IL noon next Tuesday, May Is, IL
Gyokko Ken Cafe. Membership tx
the organization is So per year.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-05-12

ROTC cadets and midshipmen at
the University of Washington par
ticipate, on a voluntary basis, in an
annual spring training cruise to
Alaska.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-05-12

Almost 500 of the student popu-
lation at the University Of Washing
ton lives on or near the campus in
organized houses-dormitories, fra
ternity and sorority houses, and the
church-related and cooperative
houses.
The guardian., 1951-09-29
South End
library Awards

The "On Your Book Channel"
Summer Reading Club had its
final meeting at the South End
Branch Library on Saturday
mornin G, September Is. The
children gathered in the Chill
dren's Room, where Miss Martha
c. Engler, Children's Librarian,
told them story and gave out
the certificates to the children
who had earned them. Refresh
ments were also served.
Boston Public Library Reading
Certificates were awarded to the
following: Robert Alker, Lii
lian Coleman, Carol Crosson,
Jean Dalton, Sonya Denisuk,
John Hanley, Thomas Hanley,
Carol Hartnett, Elizabeth Ingram,
Michael Jacob, Irma Jean John
son, Evette Kanan, Joan l..
Kanan, Eleanor Keisala, Diane
Langford, Joyce Langford. Rus
sell L an gford, Dalai Malouf,
Janis Revelins, Susan Soong,
James H. Sutton, Frank Venuti,
Guy Venuti, Jeanne Venuti, Joan
Venuti, Demetrios Yeragotelis,
and Sophie Yeragotelis.
The guardian., 1951-09-29

The frandurter wienrwurst ener, hot dog franwhat-
call about 100
ago Since with and old
Served bun with all the trimmings. the hot dog outranks
all the couns leading meal less in
formal eating the fanurter also performer It isl
just popular teamed with baked tongue
tngg barbecue split and brod with wedge of sappy
cheese.
way in capitalize franks popularity
TO casserole smotheed in tempting cheese along
with plump, garden green peas. .se
Feature Fauter and Green Pea Casserole for either lunch
dinner and with pcrusted enriched rolls and pats
Of preadasy margarine Thick slices of redpe tomatoes and
Bermuda dredged French dressing makes especially
salad The family will uity Apple Snow with
Hard Sauce for dessert
FRANKFURTER AND GREEN PEA CASSEROLE
afrankar cut IN
milk tcaud Zee
IS cup barely cooked
% colo
franurter pieces Combine fanuTteIs cheese and
garine low heat Remove individual 10
Make sauce oy cssseroes. Cover with
oe1dng nour with argaTns sprinkle with papria
ana oIIg q o broiler and heat until
ssne 1nsfsr3 the is bubbly and aTeTg
and nutnsf Continue cooking for slghty ooNnsd
two minutes. stirring constantly. Yield 6 servings M
The guardian., 1951-09-29

At a special meeting on Sun
day, Sept. %, at "A Warwick St.,
Boston, the Iota Chapter Of Delta
Sigma Theta Sorority had its in
stallation of new officers foe the
year 1951-1952. Installed to office
were:-- Pres. Elva Pilgrim, Cam
bridge; V-Pres. Phyllis Brown,
Roxbury; Recording Secy. Louise
Rosemond, N. Y. (now residing
in Boston,; Corresponding Secy.
Evelyn Greenidge, Boston; Trea.
Helen Diggs, Roxbury; Parlia-
mentarian, Sgt. at Arms, Custo-
dian, Dorothy Linwood, Boston;
Journalist, Jean Smith, Roxbury;
Chaplain, Edwina Ward, Virginia
(now residing in Cambridge On
Oct. II, the Sorority will give
its Annual Acquaintance Hop"
at Maria Baldwin Hall of the
Shaw House, IL Windsor st
Friends are invited to an open
house party at the new Morrison
Studio, SOB Mass. Ave, Oct i to
be held from 2 to II PM. There
WILL be a discussion on the dance
and demonstrations on theatre
costumes. Entertainment and re-
freshments.
The guardian., 1951-09-29
SGlzbMrg MariOnettes
TO Open American TOu.
In Boston On Oct. 8

BOSTON - The famed Salz-
burg Marionette Theatre,
brought to America for a nation
al tour for the first time, will
open at John Hancock Hall for
one week, October 8-14.
The Boston date will open the
national tour for the group which
consists of more than 700 king
size puppets standing 3l2 feet
tall.
The marionettes h ave been
part of the Salzburg Festival
since 1886, and specialize in Mo
zart operas, ballots and fairy
tales on a portable stage to re
corded music by Salzburg Mo
zartoum orchestra and a chorus
of picked voices.
Hermann Aicher directs this
unusual presentation of elabor-
ately costumed puppets and
authentic sets,
Originated by Anton Aicner. a
sculptor and father of the present
director, the maroinettes were
conceived with a sculptural ra-
ther than a wood-carving ap-
proach, and consequently their
movements are more life-like and
fluid.
Ten puppeteers, about miles
of wire and more than 500 diff
ferent backdrops are required to
stage this unique spectacle which
appeals to adults and children
alike and has been viewed by
nearly 100000 person in
Europe.
Matinee and evening perfor-
mances will be held daily. nod
two special showings for chill
dren will be held Friday and
Saturday mornings, October IL
Is, at IL am.
The guardian., 1951-09-29
Blue Eagle News
BY BARBER SHOP CHORD

Our emporium was beehive
of industry during the past ten
days owing to the political cam
paign. Many of our clientele
were up to their necks in trying
to put over their respective
candidates.
City Councillor Laurence H.
Banks made a great showing
when he placed number % in a
galaxy of top-named candidates.
Eighteen were to be selected.
Banks made history by being
the first colored candidate to re-
ceive more than 10000 votes in
an election. His vote was %, ,345.
This result was due to nearly
two years of priceless publicity
given him because of the Ward
ballot fraud case.
Lack of finance was an i'm
portant factor in slowing up
some of Banks campaign plans.
Glaring political ads in the daily
papers and radio time would
have changed the whole picture.
A city-wide campaign must be
well financed and Skillfully
managed to assure victory.
Our emporium did its part to
give Banks a lift. Although de-
feated Banks looms as a great
exponent of perseverance and
as AN example to teach tomor-
rows leaders that political Of
flee seeks the man and not the
man seeks political office. We
are happy to know that Banks
head remains unbowed.
The guardian., 1951-09-29

THE FALL CONCERT season
formally opens tomorrow, Sun
day, September 80, with the Ro-
land Hayes concert at $3.50 PM,
in Union Methodist Church on
Columbus ave. On Friday, Octo-
Der 5, comes the Kings Daugh-
tiers concert at Christ Temple
Church on Kenilworth ST., Rox-
bury, which will undoubtedly
draw a large attendance and on
through the month of October
and through November the sea-
son will continue. In November
comes THE GUARDIANS 50th
anniversary celebration plans for
which are now being made and
will be advertised shortly. q.
On October Il, comes the Arimae
Burrell concert at Concord and
on October z, the Ruth Plenty
Charles Everett joint recital at
the Cambridge Communi ~
Center. Joe Nelson has at
tanned first-class rating as a
vegetable gardener and proudly
displays his superior gardening
in gifts of his produce to his inti-
mate friends. A bag of red-ripe,
fresh-picked, large tomatoes was
presented to the Guardian editor
early this week, who marveled
at their size and mature coloring.
Joe's garden, a spare time hobby,
is located in the Fenway. j..
The ]. Richmans (Cappy Wat
SOM, report that September
is a wonderful month for vaca-
ton. They are down at Oak
Bluffs again and are having a
splendid time fishing, swimming,
and water color painting. ..
This Sunday tomorrow, comes
the Roland Hayes concert at
Union Methodist Church, Column
bus ave. and w. Newton st. The
hour is $3.50 PM. and the ad-
mission fee, $3.50, includes the
tax and the after reception in the
vestry with refreshments. The
big edifce lends itself admirably
for the large and distinguished
audience that will undoubtedly
be present to greet the renowned
tenor who, before his acceptance
as Americas foremos male
singer, was often heard in the
churches of the South End, sing
ing gratuitously for benefits. &.
And on Saturday, October 6, at
the same church, Union Metho-
dist, the First Annual Workshop
of the Crispus Attucks Repub-
lican Club of Massachusetts will
be held from 10:30 AM. to 6: 90
Pm. The principal speaker at
the dinner will be Val Washing
ton, assistant to National Repub-
Iican chairman, Guy Gabrielson.
Other speakers who will be pre-
The guardian., 1951-09-29

pound frsnkfarers. cut IN i.inch pieces
z tablespoons fortified margarine
: tablespoons -four
z CUTS milk
Is teaspoon salt
The guardian., 1951-09-29

White of Braddock PIX. are back
from their regular summer en-
gagements and both are in good
health and spirits.
Mrs. Patrick M. Browne Of the
Browne Photo Studio, Columbus
Ave. and w. Springfield St, and
her grandnephew Gilbert we're
called to New Bern, N. c. last
week by the death Of Gilberts
mother.
The Woman's Christian Union
will conduct a carnival at Peo-
pies Baptist Church. Tnessads eif
evening, Oct. 2. Useful articles
will be on sale and there will
be musical program.
The Clarence Cameron White
Clubs Gay Nineties Party, SCH
eduled for Oct. 10, at 558 Mass.
Ave, is causing a large ripple OF
anticipation among persons who
know the ability of Florence
Williams, chairman, to conduct
such a program. Full particulars
win be released in next weeks
GUARDIAN.
Miss Lucinda v. Lee is in the
Conveslescent Home, So Elliot
St, Cambridge, and wishes her
friends to visit her there.
The Friendship Circle Of Ebs-
nezer Baptist Church and the
Field Workers of the Auxiliary
to the New England Convention
were addressed last Sunday af-
ternoon by Mrs. Mary Luck who
gave an inspirational talk to the
younger group of missionaries,
encouraging them to work or
though their members were now
small. Among the guests present
were Rev. Fields retired minis
ter, and his wife, Mrs. Bessie
Pearson Fields of Cambridge a
very faithful and energetiS Voc
ker in the missionary field,
There will be an organ con-
cert by Richard Reynolds Of the
New England Conservatory of
Music, Tuesday, Oct. 9, in Jordan
Hall at $3.50 pm. The program
will include selections by Pacnel-
bel, Sweelinck, Bach, Brahms,
Haydn, Mozart and Manari. The
public is cordially invited to at
tend; no tickets necessary. The
first concert of the 1951-1952
season by the New England Con-
servatory Orchestra, Malcora
conductor, will be given
Tuesday, Oct. 16, in Jordan Hall
at $3.50 pm. The program will
be Mozart's Symphony No. 10
TX. 1922; Telemann's Suite in A
minor for flute and strings; Mo-
zart's Symphony in D m a jor
(Prague); and Schumann's Syh-
phony No. 4 in d minor. Tickets
without charge on application 20
the Deans Office at the Conser-
vatory.
Broadcast dates for the United
College Funds choir series.
presenting the choirs of the 80
colleges aided by the Fund, over
the coast to coast network of +t.c
American Broadcasting Compa4
ny in New York, Sundays, WIZ,
1890 IL Am. are as follows:
Combined Atlanta Morehouse
Spelman Chorus, Oct. z; Bethune
Goodman Choir, Oct. IA; Hamp-
ton Choir, Oct. 81; BBennett
Choir Oct. %.
Rev. w. H. Hester, pastor of
Twelfth Baptist Church, will be
the speaker Sunday, Oct. 80. at
800 pm. at Resthaven, 100 Fish
er Ave, when the Missionary
Circle of the church, directed by
the president, Mrs. B. S. Hester,
will present a service with tea
for the cheer of the sick and
shut-ins.
The Midweek Prayer Circle
will meet at the home Of Joseph
Wray, Is Trotter Court, 3rd floor
apt. 285, on Tuesday, Oct. 2, at
8 pm. Bible lesson is st Luke,
3rd chapter
The guardian., 1951-09-29

All the copy for insertion in
current issue must be received
at GUARDIAN Office, 977 Ire
mont Street, Boston, 20, not later
than Wednesday noon; earlier
would be better.
Per Nj. Trotter Steward,
Editor
Evening star., 1951-07-08
REAL ESTATE statesmen

REAL ESTATE statesmen
Get into a fascinating money -making
business in Montgomery County.
field alongside an experienced aeent.
II you have way with people,
think you can sell, and are young
then call Mr.. Bryer. 81. o775.
COX e. CO.
RELIEF MAN, colored, exper. on ele-
vator, switchboard and stoker, per-
manent position, 6-day week; local
refs, MI. 1850. resident manager,
REPORTER, travel; age 20 to 30.
single, college degree. some business
or professional experience. good
command of English, some writing
ability: position involves constant
travel, meeting top executive per
sonnel; salary and expenses; car
furnished. This is not sales posi-
tion. Person selected must have ini-
tiative and definite sense Of reSpon-
sibility. Inclose complete resume and
recent snapshot-size photograph
with first letter. All replies conf
Dental. Box 1866. Star. s
REPRESENTATIVE have an ex-
eel. opportunity for an aggressive
college education, speak perfect Eng
lish; have a clean, neat appearance,
be honest and have good refs. He
must have an earning power OF Sl0.-
900 q year or more and be free to
travel. Call WI 1876 after 8 am
Monday for an interview. 3
RESIDENT MANAGER, married,
white. for garden type apartment
development. Must understand oil
burners. supervise help, make minor
repairs and paint. Good salary with
apartment. Call MR.. AWKWARD,
MA 23I5 Il"
RODMAN AND CHAIRMAN for land
surveys and subdivisions. Call Ii
3-1257. Monday to $50.
RO0FERs. experienced Stag and re-
pair man with drivers permit CO.
LUMBIA ROOFING CO. 1403 Bu-
chanan st. NV. IA. 0522. Ia
ROOM CLERK
Evening star., 1951-07-08
HELP MEN
CRAFTSMAN,

CRAFTSMAN, consulting radio engi
neer!ne firm has opening for man
interested in working on maps ano
reports. Experience on mechanical
and electrical design work desirable
Also, any experience with hand tools
wiz be helpful. Excellent oppor,
appointment, MI. 4151.
PRESSERS-Top salary for top men
CLEANERS. 443 7th s.W.
PRODUCE MAN. must be experienced;
good pay; excellent opportunity loi
the right man. INDIAN SPRING
MARKET. 10040 Colesviile I'd, Sill
pypS2CT yer Spring@; @ Md. sa; LILO; 4IdO; =. ws .,i,.,
market produce work; paid hospital,
cation and vacation. Apply at 1923
Rhode Island ave. ne. or 1920
Nichols ave. Sc. %
REAL ESTATE SALES MANAGER
We have a very attractive PROPOSE
tion to offer a high -caliber, expert
Salary and override. All replies con-
REAL ESTATE SALEsMEN-Need .
statesmen experienced in the sale
Of Northern Va. property, Call
REAL ESTATE sALEsMAN-Now that
real estate. start the ind half of
this year on a new Job with new
determination to make big money.
See Mr.. Dixon tmornings, at 1922
18th st. NV, ST. 1900. JAMES L.
DIXON g. CO., Ewes, CO. 75l5.
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN-Firm
established in 1915 wants 2 active
men. For appt. contact E. BARRY
Co, ME. 2025. %
REAL ESTATE statesmen, expert
enced. to specialize Northeast, South
east, Woodbridge, Michigan Park
good proposition plenty of co-opera-
ton. The Thrifty once. MARSHALL
J. WAPLE CO., 1924 14th st. NV
DI 3346 10
Evening star., 1951-07-08
ARCADE
SUNSHINE

SALES CLERK, wait on store, Gus
toners; interesting job, real flu
ture; age 25-40; sales-minded man,
good personality. good salary; See
MR.. H1BBs, store 1895 H st. ne.
SALES ENGINEER. young colIege
graduate for sales department of old
established firm. Permanent position
and TOP salary to qualified individual
ARpls s2pg M NJ RobeEt' Bob JOHN G. WEB
SALESMAN. machinery and tools in
side telephone work; 5 days State
experience and salary expected. Box
341-G Star 5
SALESMAN-Job with a real future.
Vacation and company benefit plan.
Field, SINGER SEWING MACHINE
s6niro s0;i stl7 ~ Georgia ave- SILVER
SALESMAN, $4,000 up class; career
opp. for right man; no canyassine, :,
more contacts than our present staff
on eommission PNcYcIoPEp1A eabPfo BR
TANNICA, see Mr.. Magill, 927 18th
st; nv, 9TH floor. 10
sALEssMAN-P,awnbreSker .I3 AN -P,awnbreSker exch. and
pay: Apply BEN'S. 1910 7th st. NV.
SALESMAN-Siding, roofing and
modernlzation salesman, for Eastern
Shore; Sc plan, 30 mos, 10et down,
No FILA. Drawing account for live
wires. ACME BLDG. SUPPLY COR
PORATION. ~ Rehobeth ave. Re-
hobeth. Del. Rehobeth S4sS or Re-
hobeth 1921, or local, Sun. only,
SH. 5000. 10
SALESMAN to canvas watches and
jewelry on credit; highest earnings
J. Tash. NEW YORK JEWELRY CO..
S19 7th st. NV
sALE3SSMAN-Menswear: modern air
conditioned store: permanent posi-
ton with excellent salary. MUTUAL
STORES, corner e st. at 9th NV.
SALESMAN for mems furnishings
store; excellent earnings: permanent
position. NATIONAL SHIRT SHOPS.
942 F st, NV.
SALESMAN, with car. for building
specialties. metal windows. over
opportunity. Box 76-G, Star. IS
experienced. on route
work, to sell from truck to retail
store for wagon jobber; established
route; salary and commission Tele-
phone S-5, FA. 2440. Ask for MR..
BARWICK. s
Evening star., 1951-07-08
PHARMACISTS

Excellent opportunity for pharma-
c;sts in retail stores, located in Md.
Va. or D. c.; good starting salary,
bonus and advancement possibili-
ties. Write, giving employment his
tory. Box 235-G, Star.
PHOTOGRAPHER. printer and dark.
Fesonas foom man oS Rgess99 eTG
pHo4oGRAPHERR pTHHG5aHsi HER sTubio r. bT MANA MAN
GER, experienced in home portraits.
2h4x2h2 camera; excellent oppor-
peni tanity jo peFcsstase aessta basis good s.si
PLASTERERs WANTED-white: plen.
ty of work, Report to job, Gallows
I'd. and Valley Crest dr.. Annandale
yss3; Broyhil Crest job. or call TO
PLUMBER WANTED for new work.
PLUMBERS HELPERS. reliable. ex-
once. 'Se oW. Si9 2491 e5ssI5S: ox. 1888. A'i a.
PLUMBERS, .exper. men, new work
and remodeling; top wages: D. C.
drivers permit. J. SHAPIRO, 311S
rS Ga; II,nED ave- NV: Tu: 1900. .Il7
and remodeling work; must have
local refs. drivers permit; top pay
for right man; work in vic. of
Hyattsville.. Please do not answer
this ad unless qualified. WA. S53S,
s to 5 pm 3
in person rear 2103 Eye st. ne. IS
PORTER, colored. over % years old,
for general work in retail furniture
store. Must have D. c. drivers
permit and be in good physical
condition. Good paying, permanent
for interview Monday between $50
and $50 am. Mr.. Matthews, COL
0NY HOUSE, 4244 Conn. ave. NV,
WO. 4244.
PORTER, 6-day wk.. no Sundays;
pleasant working conditions. Apply
PORTER. colored. for general work
in. retail store; must be willing;
references required. MILLS co,
9th and E sts. NV. Ill
PHARMACY. 6573 Ager I'd, Hyatts-
Vile Md. AP. 1929 %
Evening star., 1951-07-08
SALESMAN
SALESMAN
Experienced Mems Clothing
APPLY
STEWART MEMS
CLOTHES, INC.
9l0 F ST. NV.
SALESMAN
GOOD OPENING

For an experienced electrical ap-
pliance salesman for inside and out
side work between the ages of 30
and 55 years. One who is employed
at present but not satisfied with
position or earnings. This offer is
Please, do not apply unless you can
furnish good refs. and show excel
sales record. Must own car. Com
pensation based on salary and com
mission. For appointment, call 81
662S Sunday; weekdays, LO. 5-06lS
Statesmen wanted for new, fast
selling product; % %experience with
esr cenefa aso 9aaS nsp Tor @as ths hsSt
sales manager. Cali Oxford 0o46. .
statesmen, retail store, menSwear
exper.; SATURDAYS only SURPLUS
SALES CO, 425 10th st, NV. IL
Statesmen - Opportunity IN the
fsbes sbsd dept eF,ntor of lee in SeySts2 WssS
for young, man of good character
and education background: exper
not necessary. but knowledge .oi the
graphic arts industry helpful: sal
ary open. Box 359-G. Star
SALESMEN-n you are interested
IN a saleable product backed by Q
national organization with nigh
COHllHloSlOuS pdlu WtehLS, ieI us
show you our proposal. Unlimited
prospects furnished S75 to $50
weekly after brief training. $4,000
to $4,000 per year for top men
Neat appearance and car essentia
Call MR.. NORMAN l.. REID or MR.
BEST for interview. WI. 1868.
weekdays or WI. 1890 ewes. and
Sun 8
statesmen. sewing machine to sell
at service for leading dept. store,
salary, car allow and commission.
Write giving full particulars includ
recent snapshot not returnable.
Box $3.50, Star 10
Statesmen. used car lot; excel. op.
portunity for ambitious. capable
men; liberal commissions, car furn
See Mr.. jenkins. FRANK SMALL, Jr,
INC, 1900 Pa. ave. Sc. IS
SALESMAN. retail store, mems wear
good salary. SURPLUS SALES { O.
425 10th st. NV IA
SALESMEN-Liberty Mutual Insur-
ance Co. offers sales career with
unlimited opportunities in sales
MANAGEMENT for college graduates
or equivalent; age 23 to 80. In
centive plan in addition to adequate
salary beginning with training peri
cd Fer appt.. call MR.. FOX, DU.
800. Monday through Friday. .
Evening star., 1951-07-08
Insurance Inspector

For Maryland and D. c. Minimum of
3 years experience with compensa-
ton. liability. auto. Maryland ele-
vator ticket essential. State age,
education. casualty experience and
salary expected. Box VS. 47l.22I
". Al St. N. Y. Is.
JhNITOR wanted in small NV. apt.
house. salary and apt; lueai Tor re-
tired person. Write Box S9-E, Star.
JANITOR. middle-aged, married, ex-
perienced with D. C. references only
For downtown elevator apt. bldg;
Apt. and good salary for qualified
man. Call MR.. IRVINE. MA. 1900
between 4-5 pm. -lo
JANITOR, colored; permanent JOB
for sober. dependable man; eood
salary and quarters; local refer
ences required. Apply S6l9 Piney
Branch I'd. Sill. Spg.. Md. bet, Z
y9NiToR. colored, for apt. house;
must be eXper Apply personnel Of
fee. Suite ) 2G30 Wis. ave. n. .'
8 am to II pm. IS
SANITOR. with no children. full time.
quarters and utilities furn; only p
apts.: S65 monthly. Must be able
to operate stoker; references re
CURED Box SUE. Star. IS
JANITORS (2l; gen. maint. work. in
garden-type apt development; no
heating plant; live on project no
children. 10. 9-9GSS. .
Evening star., 1951-07-08
HELP LEN
NIGHT AUDITOR

Must know hand transcript; for bus.
downtown Washington hotel. Boz
2S7-V, Star.
NIGHT MAN. colored. must be thor,
oughly eXper. on switchboard, Stoker
elevator; good cleaner; sober ant
dependable Apply in person, 1S3s
K st. NV. -S
apartment: must be sober are
reliable references required; pleas
ant working conditions. good pay
THOS J. FISHER & CO.. INC
73S 18th st. NV. DI. $3.50. 3
NIGHT WATCHMAN in Georgetown
not a construction job; settled non
drinker;. no heavy work. night.
per week; approx. S42. Write, Civ.
ing past 5 yrs employment. to Bo,
932-G, Star. s.
Evening star., 1951-07-08

TRUCK DRIVER
We nave an immediate opening tor 0
good coiored driver who is neat II
appearance and between 25 and 81
ears OF age; previous experience
and d ( permit REQUIRED: must bt
able to pass physical exam In ad.
dttion TO salary generous company
benefits rill be provided Apply
Personnel, Room 500 Open week
days S30-h and Sat 81 No phone
talls