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PORTLAND INQUIRER
m ent procedures to reduce the
ude, which preceded the m eeting.
am ount of tim e a v eteran spends
The d a y ’s activities ended w ith a
in the USES office. Insofar as
Victory Ball at Beale A venue
possible, USES personnel h an d l
A uditorium .
ing v e teran s’ placem ent activi
The “C aptuin Luke W eathers
ties will be v eteran s them selves.
D ay” was planned by Lt. G eorge
M EM PHIS, Tcnn.—As a trib u te
More th an 1,000,000 v eteran s
W. Lee, ch airm an of th e Negro
to Capt. Luke W eathers, Negro Division of the Shelby C ounty
W ith the num ber of veterans of the present w ar have sought
air ace and n ative of Memphis,
War Finance Com m ittee, assist
retu rn in g to civilian life con em ploym ent, job counseling or
Negro citizt ns of this city p u r
oth
er
inform
ation
at
U
nited
ed by a citizens’ com m ittee com
stan tly increasing, th e U nited
chased $200,00 w orth of W ar
posed of R obert W right, M aurice
S tates Em ploym ent Service w ill S tates E m ploym ent Service of
Bonds at a d in n er and a rally
H ulburt, N at W illiams, Hollis
expand its v eteran s’ program s fices, Mr. M cN utt reported.
held in his honor here last week.
Of
the
total
num
ber
of
veterans
Price
and th e Rev. W. T. B rew s
and activities im m ediately to as
The $20,00 purchase carried the
applying
to
USES,
approxim
ately
ter, St.
Several organizations
sure adequate and special service
tp tal W ar Bond purchases of
and in stitutions cooperated in the
to veterans, P aul V. M cNutt, one-fourth w ere physically dis
M emphis Negroes above th e $1,-
and req u ired selective
promotion.
chairm an of th e W ar M anpow er abled
L .«¿. »*•**
000,000
m ark.
placem
ent
techniques,
as
do
all
Commission, said today.
The city-w ide, all-day W ar
w orkers,
WMC
W hile
veteran s have been handicapped
INK SPOTS
Bond program was designated ENTERPRISE CHAPTER
placed by USES in m ore th an pointed out.
featuring BILLY KENNY
"C aptain L uke W eathers D ay,”
NO. 1 O. E. S.
80,000 jobs up to Ju n e of this
“The USES program is to give
and W ar Bond purchases w ere
M eetings 1st W ednesday each
year, it is necessary th a t the the v eteran th e m axim um job
spurred by th e slogan, “B uy a
m onths 8:00 p. m.
o
pportunity,”
Mr.
M
cN
utt
said.
operating organization of the em
fied ap p lican t-v eteran or non Bond for L uke W eathers Day.” P rince Hall Tem ple, F. & A. M.
ploym ent service be stren g th en - “In connection w ith th e disabled v eteran to the job, w e w ant to A victory scroll, dedicated to this
116 N. E. Russell St.
ed and th a t th e specialized serv- j service m en, we believe th at al- see th a t the v eteran is offered
•Army A ir Forces officer, was in
Dollie Paries, W.M.
ice to veterans be stepped u p , ! m°st every such v eteran cart be- the m axim um job opportunity.
scribed by all persons purchasing
Lenora G askin, S ecretary
Mr. M cN utt said.
come a highly productive w orker,
V eterans seeking jobs are not War Bonds during the w eek of
“It is the in te n t of th e law j if be *s placed on a job the now required to apply to USES,
Ju n e 25. The scroll will be hung
D ahlia Temple No. 202
and th e w ill of the A m erican physical dem ands of w hich m atch since they are rem oved from
on the w alls of Beale A venue
people, as expressed th ro u g h his physical capacities,
I. B. P. O. E. W.
WMC controls. M any re tu rn d i A uditorium .
th e ir elected represen tativ es in i “O ther v eteran s req u irin g spe- rectly to th eir old jobs, but the
C aptain W eathers and a sq u ad Meets every 1st and 3rd T uesday
Congress, th a t there shall be ' cial services are those w ho had m ajority released so far huve
ron of pilots flew to M emphis 2504 N. W illiams Ave., 8 p. in,
m axim um job o p portu n ity
for no experience previous to en ter- registered w ith USES. We e x
Mrs. L ethe Peck, D aughter R i *
from th e Tuskcgee A rm y Air
v eteran s,” he continued.
“The in8 th e arm ed services.
The pect this num ber to increase w ith
Forces Field to participate in the
ta sk of placing veteran s in new U SES job counseling facilities each passing m onth and U SE., W ar Bond activities. Prior to the G olden 'W est 844, GUOF
jobs has been delegated to USES have been of h elP t0 la r8e n u m " stands ready to do its utm ost to W ar Bond rally at H andy Park, M eetings 2d & i ’.1, Tuesday 2:30
and we are determ ined th a t noth- bers
such v eteran s in connec- speed th e re tu rn of the d is
116 N. E. R u ssell St.
the fliers "bom barded” the city
ing shall be left undone in carry- tion w ith j ° b training, education - charged veteran to civilian life." !
P
rin
ce
Hgll Tem ple, F. & A. M.
w ith leaflets announcing a par*
ing out o u r responsibility. The a ^ opportunities and em ploym ent
Josephine M orrison, M. N. G.,
Mrs. A nnabel!# H arris, N.G. Sec.
v eteran has served his country i ProsPects in various fields,
A m other took h er sm all son
and th e country has the respon-I "Em ploym ent in terv iew ers at- to the Egyptian room of a New
sibility to serve th e v eteran be- tem p t to m atch the v e te ra n ’s York museum. A fter they had
Excelsior Lodge No. 23
cause in the tran sitio n from sol- j previous skills or those he ac- looked at the ancient objects on
F. & A. M.
d ier to civilian all other things Quired in service w ith related display there, th e boy com
M eets every 2d and 4th M onday
fade in im portance w hen com- occupations in civilian life. Some plained, “I see m um m ies all
at 8:00 p. m.
p ared w ith a suitable job.”
skills, such as tru ck driving, around, bu t w here are th e p u p
P rince Hall Tem ple, F. & A. M.
116 N. E. Russell St.
The special service to veterans cooking and baking, have obvi- pies?”
—Parade.
•
Boise S train , W.M.
include a v e teran s’ em ploym ent ous civilian job counterparts. To
L. R. B lackburn, S ecretary
re p re se n ta tiv e in each S tate, a I Place in civilian jobs such o th er
r f l n n c
Phone T R inity 1857
v e teran s’ em ploym ent represen- m ilitary and n av al personnel as u 1 b t — O A n U b
Stanley's Clothes Shop
e r f e c t I »ice,
tativ e in each local USES office ex-bom bardiers, navigators and .M agic D ice.
£ *£ £ / ,
435 SW. W ashington St.
a g i c < ar< la—
Billy W ebb Lodge 1050
th ro u g h o u t the country, train ed in fan try m en , w ith no previous M
R e a d th e B a c k t
•
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In k s . D a u b s ,
L B. P. O. E. of W.
personnel to interview , counsel w ork experience, WMC in con- —
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BLUE BOOK
P o k e r C h ip s.
DI S COVERY
HOLLYWOOD
and re fe r veterans to jobs and to ju n ctio n w ith th e W ar and N avy G a m i n g D a y -
M eets every 2nd and 4th Wed.
• • !
'C A T A LO G
II A la-L O O K S
3-way
o u ts , D ice
8:30 p. m.
furnish veterans w ith in fo rm a D epartm ent has developed special B o x e s, C o u n te r
hair
2504
N.
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CATALOG TODAY.
W hile th e first principle of i k . c . c a r d co.
w . W a sh in g to n scalp
set up to serve them . It also is
O
liver
E.
Sm
ith, S ecretary
B lvd., C h ica go 7, III. treat
contem plated to speed up place- USES is to refer th e best quali-
ment.
n rru
Enterprise Lodge No. 1
Remove
! loose
F. & A. M.
dand
Meets every 1st and 3rd M onday
ruff.
8:00 p. m.
PSYCHIC LIFE READER Gives
Prince H all Tem ple, F. Sc A. M.
life.
116 N. E. Russell St.
W ith o u t a q u e stio n t e ll s w h a t ; LUS-
y o n w a n t to k n o w , g iv in g n a m es,
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harles
R aw lins, W. M.
d a te s, f a c t s on Z,ove, B u s in e s s ,
M a r ria g e, F a m ily T r o u b le s. W ill
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L.
W
asson, S ecretary
to
dull
t e ll y o u t h e tr u th , go o d or bad,
w h a t Is b e s t fo r you .
dry
MT. HOOD CHAPTER
I f in d o u b t or In tr o u b le , u n
hair.
h a p p y , d isc o u r a g e d w ith U fe, yo u
NO. 16 O. E. S.
n eed h er h elp . N o m a tte r w h a t
MONEY BACK G U A R A N T E E
y o u r h ope, f e a r or a m b itio n m ig h t
Send no money. Pay postman $2.00 M eets every 2nd and 4th T hurs-
be, sh e w ill p o in t o u t th e p a th
plus postage when package arrives.
to s u c c e s s and h a p p in e ss.
R oberta B lackburn, W. M.
MME. PAULINE LAWSON & CO.
M
arie B. Sm ith, S ecretary
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