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RECORDERS

RECORDERS
Immediate openings, 6-day. 4o-hr. week,
apply employment ONCE, Main Bldg, 9th
noor, 9:30.6 daily; North Bldg. 9th
foor. 1905 daily; Service Bids, l31 NJ
st: ne, 1st floor. 81 daily.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
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HOUSEKEEPER-COOK
n Catholic rectory: to live in: salary, $125
Yer month. Address, P. o. Box 1881,
Alexandria Va. -l2
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STOCK KEEPERS

apply employment ONCE, Main Bldg, 9th
floor, 9:30-6 daily; North Bldg. 9th floor,
9:3O.6 daily: Service Bldg, 13l M st. NE,
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
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SALESMAN
SALESMEN

day 4O-hr. wk. Apply employment once,
Main Bldg, 9th floor, 9:30-6 daily; North
BIds., 9Th floor. 1906 daily: Service
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
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SITUATIONS MEN AND WOMEN.
RESPONSIBLE WHITE COUPLE, capable,
desire position as cafeteria manager or
cook and house man in private family.
1900 Alabama ave Sc, VI 1912 12s
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SHOE REPAIRMAN

First class, must be able to take charge
OF shop be dependable and sober; ref
erenceS required. Phone Rockville 2135
ATWELL'S
33o Cnmmerce Lane Rnckville Nd Ia
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Bookkeeping Machine Operators
Main Bldg, 9th nr.. 9:3O-o daily: North
Building, 9Th FIR, e:30-8 daily; Service
Bldg, 131 M st. ne, LIST nr., 81 daily.
WOODWARD & IOTHROP
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SALESMAN

For electrical appliance dept: will train
responsible man, 25 to 40 yrs of age;
auto; peces.; liberal draw against COM
mission: leads obtained in store and pros
pect file maintained; employe benefits.
Apply personnel office, SEARS ROEBUCK
CO. 45O0 Wisconsin ave. NV. -12
SALESMAN
Furnishings, excellent opportunity for am
%oitious % Young man. who is experienced in
selling mems furnishings. Apply ONCE,
YOUNG MEMS SHOP, 1919 F st. NV.
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Comptometer Operators
Main Bldg eth Ar. e:30-e daily; North
Bldg, eth FIR, 9:3O-6 daily; Service Bldg,
131 M St ne, Ist fir, 81 daily.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
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SLIP COVER CUTTERS

0111 Wv IIV W G1tO
Immediate openings; -5-day, 4O-hr week
Apply employment ONCE, Main Bldg, 9th
1905 daily: Service Bldg. 131 M st. ne,
1st floor, 81 daily.
e. TNTupOp
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Immediate openings for full time and
regular part time. daily 1880 to 800.
sds sts r scyse sso dss Nop2eh sds
9th FIR. 9:3O-6 daily; Service Bldg, 131
M st. ne, 1st hr., Se1 daily.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
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HELP MEN
CHECKERS

ply employment ONCE, Main Bids., 9th
floor. ,9:30;.6 daily; North Bldg, eth foor,
9:30-6 daily; Service Bldg. i31 M st.
WOODWARD & LOTHROPI
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LIQUOR statesmen
For Saturdays and additional part time
Must be experienced selling liquors. Good
salary. Apply in person 10 am. to z pm
daily.
ACE BEVERAGE co.
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GIRLS

The Telephone company has openings now;
interesting work; good wages; paid while
learning: regular increases: 5-day week;
nent of1ce.
The C.. & P. Telephone Co.
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AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC

Az 1oMOD1LG IMESI1AIN1I
For installation Of automobile radios and
heaters; 5K-day week, starting salary,
$50. L. 8. JULIEN, INC, 1443 st. NV,
NO. S075
Carpet and I,inoleum Layers
Immediate openings; 5-day, 40-hr week
Apply employment ofice, Main Bldg 9th
floor 1906 daily; North BLDG, 9Th floor,
":30,6 daily: Service Bldg. 13l M st. n.e.'
J st floor, 81 daily.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
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FLOOR MANAGERS
preferred; 5-day. 4o-hour
personnel ONCE. 4th floor.
S. KANN SONS co.
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TRUCK DISPATCHER, preferably with
knowledge of bldg. material and or coal
business, must be thoroughly familiar
with streets in D. C. and surrounding coun-
ties, perm position, good pay; must be
able to furnish good character refs. See
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SHOP FOREMAN, exper.. must be Quali-
fed to handle large repair shop; good pay
and incentive plan. 5l2-day wk. Free
work with large Ford dealer. CHERNER
MOTOR NJ co. 17sl Fla: ave. NV. ~l5
on on purchases and other empioye benefits.
Apply personnel, 9th a., GOLDENBERG's,
Tth and K Sts NV Ia
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GIFT WRAPPERS

GIFT WRAPPERS
openings, 5-day, .40-hr: week.
Apply employment office. Main Bldg. 9th
fir, 9:30-6 daily; North Bldg, 9Th FIR,
e:30-6 daily; Service Bldg, 13I M st. NE,
1st fir. 81 daily.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
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Apply employment ONCE, Main Bldg. 9th
Aoor, 9:3O-6 daily; North Building, 9Th
floor, 9:3O-6 daily; Service Bldg. 131 M
st. ne, LIST floor, 81 daily.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
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IRUCh DRIVEhS, eXpeflenceu pfeIefftu,
for fuel oil deliveries; must know the
city and adjoining counties; permanent
position, union wages. Men under %
need not apply. See Mr.. Lawrence after
10 an, A, P. woODSoN CO.. 9th st. at
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AUTO MECHANICS-We need . qualified
Chevrolet mechanics to complete our shop
organization in our new modern bldg. Our
policy includes vacation and holiday pay,
furnishing of coveralls. etc; working 512-
only steady and reliable men need apply.
Sec Mr. Garner, MCMAHON CHEVROLET
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Card Punch Operators
Immediate openings. 5-day. 40-hour week.
Bldg. 9th fr.. 5000 daily; Service Bldg,
131 M ST. ne, LIST fir. 9-1 daily.
WOODWARD r. IOTHROP
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RADIO SERVICE MAN, bench work, exper.;
good pay and working conditions. KEN
NEpY RADIO: 34o7 14th st; NV. -12
daytime bench work only: must be expe-
rienced. STAR RADIO CO., 400 18th st.
NV, Ia
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OFFICE WORKERS
Immediate openings, 5-day, 4O-hr. week
Apply employment once. Main Bldg, 9th
fr:, 9:30-e daily: North Bldg 9Th flr.,
1905 daily; Service Bldg, I3l M st. ne,
lst FIR, 81 daily.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
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CLERKS

For dry cleaning store. DICKEYs
CLEANERS, 7th and Franklin sts. ne, Ia
MAID, colored, dependable and willing to
work, must have best refs. MARTINS
CHINA STORE, 1928 Conn. ave. NV. liz
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AUTO PARTS MAN, preferably exper; good
working conditions, in fast growing organ
tBation. Apply in person to r. B. ATHEY,
Mgr. 334 Commerce lane, Rockville Mo.
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WINDOW DISPLAY ASSISTANT-BrSht
ambitious young man; unusual opport. to
learn this fascinating aAd well-paying pro-
fession IN a fine store under an expert.
Box 62-G. Star. -16
YOUNG MAN, draft-exempt: estab. oil
burner supply house needs young man to
learn business and drive light delivery
truck few hours day; mech. ability help
ful: good future for right man. r; E.
MICHEL CO, 2219 Sth st. ne. Write
or apply bet. 9-3, except Sat. -l3
YOUNG MAN, white. to work in grocery
store; must have Va. drivers permit.
CHERRYDALE MARKET, 4049 Lee hwy.
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AV Wk., perm. POSITION.
DUCTS CORP, 2011 K
Ill Il
perienced, single: 5-day
elk to start; at once;
Abe. Star. Ill
160 per mo. to start,
If satisfactory; small
position, 5-day week,
'ase state age and ex-
/, Star. Ia
81 or over; IL q. m.
IA. 1921 after IL am.
Ia
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WAITRESS, white. experienced, to work
mUst be neaf clean and dependaSe AD
ply in person, 2301 Varnum st. NV. Ia
WAITRESS, white, neat appearance. Ap-
ply JoRDANS CANDY & LUNcHEoNETTE,
616 18th ST. NV. -12
WAITRESS, experienced, salary, $50 wk,
tips around $40; middle age woman pre-
TESSEN. 40l5 8. 2sth ST., Arl TIE O096
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provement company; draw and commits
sion: excel. proposition. THE WHEATON
CORP, Sligo 1912. Ia
SECRETARY-Young man. 1s to 21 ex-
cellent. opportunity to learn general In
surance business; prefer some one living
at home and willing to start at . modest
salary; $1,000 per year. Call DI. 100.
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Central location, diversified, interesting
work. 2-girl office, requires neat ap-
pearance, age 2O-30 and desire for perm.
pos. salary depends upon ability. For
appt. ME- 1890. WESTERN EXTERM1-
MATING CO. Ia
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TYPIST, in insurance dept. Of lge. auto
mobile concern: ideal working cond,, OF
all day every other Saturday sick leave,
vacations all holidays of, life insurance
and sick benefits. STEuART MOTOR CO.,
9th and N Y. ave. NV. Ill
UPHOLsTERERs, exper., for custom shop;
top salary. HOUSE OF CHELSEA, GE.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-10-29
nTnOnOTn cnURcH on cMRIsI

REHonOTH CHURCH OF CHRIST
Church services were held all DAY
kt RshobO1h Church Of Christ In cele-
bFation Of the birthday Of Mother C..
Z. Parker, pastor of the church.
Among the visitors we're Mother
CtiFtm and Sister Jefferson OF LsANen-
worth, KAnA Elder Vance Hopkins,
Evangelist Nora Jones Of Kansas City,
No, and hrS Junior Mum and family
Of ware. Miss. Grace simmons n re-
porter Tor the church,
ZION BAPTIST CHURCH NEWS
sunday services ~ the Zion Baptist
church were well attended Oct - The
Gospel chorus and Junior choir fur
niAhsd the music Ministers assisting In
the services were Rev. W, ". Warden,
reading the Scripture, and Rev. " W
Botta, who pTSached the sermon.
ViAttOrs IN the morning services
were Mr.. v. L. Jackay and family. Mn,
". g. Smith. Mrs., Ursula Layton, hTS.
8. Hughes: the MesHTS. Moses Black
well, J. b. Burt Of California. Vernon
Young. j.. jack Duean q CHICAGO,
EhaKiRS " Ewing. Fred Ewing and
John Ewing Of 81 Louis, Mr.. James
Stewart joined the church.
In the evening services. the Senior
choir Furnished the music. and Rev. ".
W. Bolts preached the sermon. Miss
FANNIE Nae MArshAll joined the
EvsTyons b invited 70 attend the
Missionary Pageant at Zion 70 BE- held
Sunday EVENING. Oct -, % . o'clock
Mrs.. Mary crimp viii participate on
the program. Mrs. l. SsatOn b re-
porter for TIE church.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-10-29

ing Launching service, RsV, Kyle
HaSsldSn, pastor Of Trinity BSp-
tiat church. Minneapolis, will
speak from the topic. Testing
Our Devotion"
On program " bring greetings
will be Rev. Y. A. FinstFom. EK-
ecutiVs Secretary Twin City Bsp-
list Union. Rev. H. W. Bolts. Pres
Idsnt MinneSotS Baptist State As
ISOLATION; Mr.. N. T. MeATs, PTesi.
dent Minnesota Baptist ConVSn-
ton, and other leading cleTEynsn
and iaymsn Of the Twin Cities.
Special music viii be rendered by
Pilgrims Senior Choir and Gospel
Chorus, The Rally total for the
day will be announced In this
service.
Mr.. Moses A. Knott. &c., IL
chairman Of the Building Fund
campaign and Rev. Floyd Massey.
IT,, 10 pastor.
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Missionary Pageant
Sunday at Zion

A Missionary Pageant Tbs
Books Of the Bible" will b. pre-
scented Ht Q o'clock Sunday. Oct
81, on Senior Missionary Day at
Zion Baptist church. l0zS Lyndale
Ave. No. ~ II o'clock. Rev. ".
W. Bolts, pastor, will deliver the
MisHiOnary Message.
About 90 characters from the
various organizations Of the
church will participate In this
Missionary pageant
Mrs. Mary crump, presidsnt
chairman Of the program commit
tee, with her assistant, Mrs. Vel
ma Williams, are extending . spa.
cial invitation 70 sVeTyons 70
this pageant, which IL given for
the benefit Of the church. No id
mission will be charged.
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Pilgrim Launches Building Drive
Sunday, 40 Unit Leaders
Report at 5 pm. Service

Pilgrim Baptist Church, West
Central II orotto, 50. Paul. plans
immediate construction Of Q three
story Educational Unit which will
give much nseded individual
Church School Rooms. Nursery,
Ladies' Parior, Pastors Study.
Church Once, rest rooms and
Baptlsmal Dressing Rooms at Q
cost Of $4,000. The present two
story brick Sanctuary and full
basement was erected In Ie7s-2o.
Pilgrim, with Q membership Of
600 parishioneTs. 10 one Of the
largest churches In the Northwest.
Since beginning Of the Building
Fund Campaign in I04s, the trees.
ury has grown 10 considerable
proportions.
Sunday. Oct. 81, the forty Unit
leaders will report SaeTihclSl con.
tributlons Of the members In the
II am service. The goal 10 5000.
A. the . pm. Educational Build.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-10-29

NE. church was Q grand success
N every way. carTie Tavern Maui
pima, infant daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Y. Maupins, JT, was the
winner Of the baby contest
Mr.. ana Mrs. George Adams and
Mrs. Emma Watts motored 10 the
Twin Cities 70 attend the funeral
services OF Mrs. Queen Ransom
MT. william Clancy 81 s. Paul
arrived In the city Thursday, Oct.
81, 20 be the house guest Of Mr..
George Adams.
Mn. Carrie L. DoEleF alsO at
tended the funeral services Of the
late Mrs. Queen Ransom.
Rev. n. ReddIek, pastor 0f 81.
Marks A.M.E. church, spoke on
Divine Guidance" at the Sunday
morning services. His text was
taken from Psalms 23rd Chapter,
the second verse.
On Sunday morning, October
"a, Rev. Joseph Jackson Of Cal
vary Baptist church, spoke from
the subject The Lost Silver" His
text was taken from 81. Luke,
18th chapter, 9Th 70 10Th verses
The pastor compared the piece Of
lost silver with the Peace Of God
In the heart, John 1877. II the
Peace Of God remains In the heart,
Il will bring Joy 70 the soul, but II
the Peace Of God IL Lost In the
church, there II confusion and
every evil works. The visitors for
the day were: Mrs. StillmAn, Mr..
and Mrs. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Cal
vim Taylor. N. Boyd Collins and
Mrs. Rogers, all Of 81. Paul.
The johnson BrOfheFS, Everett,
Robert (BunlGy) and Maxwell, are
making football history for their
college Junior College,. Everett
and Robert hold prominent posi-
tons on the team. The team has
not lost q game this season. J. c.
football team 10 cycling the Junior
Rose Bowl with anticipation.
They missed Il last year by .
hair. The johnson Brothers are
sons Of Mrs. Anna Lee Glenn,
1918 North Sth Ave. Y.
Mrs. Bentley Returns
From Kansas Visit
Mrs. Althea Bentley who was
given q Today leave from the
Glen Lake Sanitorium 10 attend
the funeral Of her sister. MrS. VIII
lie Lee Chapman In Kansas City,
KanS., returned here Monday. She
was accompanied by her sister
in-law, Mrs. T. p. Shelton Of Lex
ington. Mo.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-10-29

JsnifsT Of waShingt0n, D. c. and
Dorothy Baker Of New York City;
two Sistsrs-in-lAW Of Washington,
D. C., one Of them Is Mrs.. Theresa
Brown; . brother, Rudolph
Brown. Of New York City. q
nephew. chaunecy Brown. of
Washington. D. c. Neal Funeral
Home in charge.
SIOUX FALLS, so. OAK.
BY MINERVA BRIDGEWATER
63e NO. MINI. AVE.
Rev. and Mrs. q. W. Bolts, IT,,
and baby daughter Sharon had a.
their house guests for several days
Rev. and Mrs. II. W. Bolts, ST.,
sister and brotheT-in-lAw, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert WardeT. and nephew
Sylvester Warder Of Minneapolis,
MINI.
Donald Smiths 18Th birthday
marked . beautiful formal affair
with II couples on Saturday,
Oct 10 At his home, 2l6 East 32nd
st. His mother. Mrs. Melvin
smith was hosteAs accompanied by
MMrA. Thomas Clayton and Mrs.
william Tolso. A three course
dinner with turkey and all the
trimmings Eraced the table. The
different fall flowers surrounded
With thu many ferns made n Vson-
derfIl background for the setting.
Editors Note: Twenty five
Sioux Fails news items which
were lost In the mail last week
were In turn lost between the
Newspaper office and the printers.
This was no fault of Mrs. Bridge
water but should be blamed on
people at main once. We're all
tRYS n0FFv
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-10-29
ALBERT BLACK
IN DULUTH

DULUTH. 49, Albert Black. son
Of Mrs. sId0nln Black. arrived In
the city Sunday. October ~, 70
visit with his mother for the day.
Albert arrived In the midwest
Wednesday Of last week from
Warrington. DC, 70 campaign for
Mayor Hubert II. Humphrey for
the Senate. He will remain In the
Twin Cities until after election.
In . brief interview with Mr..
Black, he paid . glowing tribute
10 Cecil Newman, editor Of the
81. Paul Recorder and Minneapo-
Lis Spokesman, for his public
service 10 Minnesota.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-10-29
MASON CITY,
IOWA, NEWS
BY MRS. RUBY 2. MACER
600 50. JACKSON

~ D. SnChSON
ms ~: -. hsIson 81 OmanA'
80 49,, ho,h sao - 49,. IA 80 ~
nlnS 1890 Ths .s-sns,oI - e5S
80 rsIasd :, ,hIs rsiIy a. x.
al 49,
Mru Gar, 0.oAsn ~ a p.,,
MINI viSItSa NJ F,sid - = g.,
dSSs isst yS.SS
N Ch.SISs I.nkl.. ~ w.,..
Loo a.. C,,sst ~ ths hGrns .; NJ.
MSrian Cahbrii = ts,S davs isss
wrek
Afr' ana Mn LswIm KIppey
Butchis, Jack Ripper and Morris
MseeT were Twin City visitors
here last week.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-10-29
Duluth News
Nv ZII.L.AH WATERS


Mr.. James Thomas, Or, re-
turned last week from Q two
weeks vacation 10 New York and
Columbus. Ohio.
Two members were taken IN
Calvary Baptist church under
Christian experience. They were
Mn. Nelson Coleman and Mrs.
Mae Carson.
Ora Mae Thomas b now en-
ployed by the Western Electric
Co. She was informed that her
work and department would de-
termine whether or not the plant
viii hire more Negro workers.
The BaaaaP given BY the Sarah
Allen Missionary Of s. MARKS A.
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WALTER BROWN
FUNERAL RITES
HELD OCT. q

Funeral services were held Sat-
urday afternoon at the Neal FNl-
neral home for Walter Brown, 50.
who died Thursday. Oct n, after
three days In the hospital Brown,
who had lived here for about 30
years. was buried In Oakland
cemsteTy.
He h survived by his wife. Rose
Brown. two sisters, Mrs. Roberta
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-10-29
ROBERT TROTTER
RITES HELD

Last rites were held Monday,
Oct Is. for Robert Trotter, liz
Indiana Court, In the Church Of
God in Christ. who died Oct Il.
TrOtter, who was buried In Elm
hurst cemetery, is survived by .
sister, Mrs. Gertrude Vinigar; .
brother, Richard Trotter, a niece,
Mrs. Marguerite Washington, and
Mrs. Labcle Davis, all Of Mime
apolis.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-10-29

Certainly Humphrey 10 the
,eholce Of We working people. he's
for " and We arc for him. says
Mrs, BuelAh PVters, elevator OP-
orator,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-10-29

Hubert n. Humphrey h . man
Of strong Christian convictions
who would represent the best In
mind and spirit In our Senate. and
In our national and international
welfare, I am happy TO support
and vote for such . man" Said
Rev. Benjamin N Moore Of ST.
Paul
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-10-29

Humphreys admlniAtr attVs
ability has proven 10 w. Mime
s0tans that he 10 capable of--and
entitled 10 - to Warrington and
hslp make The laws Of our nation"
James Hudson fratsrnAl leader,
MlnneapoliA
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-10-29

4 am supporting Humphrey for
what his record shows he stands
for, human rights above property
rikha.~ 49, A. L0Ve Of 81 Paul
stated.
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WILLIAM SEABRON
AT SOUTHWEST HIGH

william Seabron. industrial sec
rotary Of the Minneapolis Urban
League, was guest speaker at
Southwest High School, Mime
apolis, before 1900 students.
After Mr.. Seabron's address, q
panel Of student experts from the
audience asked Mr.. SealSon ques-
tons.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-10-29

Humphrey has done good Job Of Minneapolis and
him continue his good work national sae That's
Why supporting him United States Senate said
Charles Smith Of the Acme Cleaning and Pressing
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-10-29

the SdVsSnS
bsn 81 Paul Minnesota secretary
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-10-29

Prepared ard inserted ~ william 4
Aadsrson tor Judge Vot1ntesr CuFn-
nittss. Ray TrRutrnaa. Chatruaan. Sn5i
DrNW Ave- q. Chester A. genasn, SEQ
rptary, t1oa Csdar Ave. To Be paid tnF
II tha regular rate.
Montana labor news., 1948-02-05
TRANSACTINC BUSINESS UNDER
FICTITIOUS NAME

State of Montana
County Of silver Bow -
We. the und.rSiEued. haf.ht CERTIFY
that We are partners transi'tlnE u
wholesale and retail ln~iue-s in limo
l-uin AT i2n West broadway IN the
city Of Butte. Stat, ~ Montana uutlrr
,h. fictitious name 81 Ihr linpl.un
shop. also known as the 1 y II
Flooring Company
The names IN tail at tli members Of
said partnership and their fesp., tiNt
residences are as follows. tu-wtt
charles W liazl.tt Of iiuus. No -
Ramsey. SILVER liuw County Mont
Grrld Thomson. ~ .uHi Los eli Ase
Butte. SILVER Eow county Montana
WITNESS ORR HANDS this ,th dtA
OF January. \ ~ lriN
';l.I,I.D THOMSON
STATE II Montana
County of SiiN.r i,ow -
on tn. eth day Of january. ia4N, h.,
fore me. JOSEPH l. MONAGHAN. 3
Notary publi, for tn, State uf Mon
tana. personally appeared 'hari's "
~liazl.tt and Gerld Thomson known e
m. to h. the persons whose ttifu.s at
subscribed to ia" fo~r'GoinE instrument
who aehiuwl.dlsi 10 ne that thrA
executed the sam.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. have
her.unto set my hand and affixed ns
Nutaiial Seal the day and Year IN this
certificate first above written.
JOSEPH Z MONAGHAN. Nntars
tSeall Public Tor the state Of Montana
Eesidinr NJ Butte. Montana MA
Commission expires Jan. 1, l9i.
First publication Jan t.. ieIS-N
Montana labor news., 1948-02-05

Printing Pressmen-lfeets I'd Wed. Of
mo. at C%arpenters' hall. John H. Null
aras. = nrf ~ w. ". Granite srs \ IT.; A a.. !se. Rich
Sheep Shearers No. l. AFL-l4 w. Plat
mum. LaVor Taylor pres.-sec.-treas.
Phone 2-lS93. P.O. Box 1922.
Stationary Engineers No. SO Of the I.U.
OF NJ. NJ. & S.W.-Meets every Thurs.
1880 pm. Office n meeting place
Miners hal Gqa,n s.. y !ohn J ob1oeT E.
Riley. rec. sec; Henry Young. sec.
Teachers-Meets LIST and 3rd Wed. 1880
p. m. in study Hall auditorium OF
Butte II. s. Charles Davis. pres;
Maurice Driscoll. v.p.; Mrs. Mary
Louise Thompson. fin. Sec; Mrs.
Helen Weber, rec. sec.
Teamsters-Meets Thursday at 7lh E.
Park st. Lee Varcammen, pres: Ken
meth Davis, v.p.; w. J. Mcintosh, Sec
treas; l. II. Bradley, rec.-sec.; Frank
J.. Birmingham. bus. agent; Arthur
Sreraw, Art Rosar and Frank ]. Bir-
%mingham, trustees; Frank j. Bir-
mingham. George Brown and Frank
Malyevac. delegates to Butte Build
ing Trades Council.
Union. Local 94-Ed Curran. pres:
treas; Denny Sullivan. 1928 N. Excel
sior. sec'y.; Rene Rouleau, AZ w.
Park. bus. agent. Union meets End
Tuesday each month at Musicians
hall.
Typographical-Meets 80 Sun. OF mo. At
Carpenters hall Roy Nelson. pres.
532 w. Galena: G. F. Aultman. sec.
4o5 W. Quarts.
Women's observation-disclosures Har-
rington. pres: l. Mattatsch. sec.-
treas, Martha fouchim. bus. agent
Phone 575s. Meets lst and ID Fri. j
pm: I'd and last Fri. $3.50 p.m. Car
penters' hall.
Workingmens' Union. FLU. 1885 =
Meets LIST n sd Mon II ~ E.. Park
at. J. Driscoll. soc. Pc. Boz It's.
Montana labor news., 1948-02-05

CERTIFICATE

the Undersigned. do herchs certify
that / am t~ransacting business at Nc
snl South Montana Street IN The Cltv OF
Butte. Montana under the name and
style OF the Jensen Drug store That
| am the only person Interested In ~
connected with the said Jensen urue
store and am the sole owner thereof
That the said Jensen Drug Store Is no,
a partnership but a fictitious name and
style under which l am conducting said
business. that OF n genera drug store.
reside at 1919 South Dakota Street
IN the city Of Butte. Montana
In witness whereof haze hercunto
fixed my hand this 2oth dsN ~ i-e-m-
ELMER T tAIgkEEK
stat. of Montana
County Of silver Bow s.
on this Goth day OF De rn.b.r Ia.
before me. Frank h. sullivan a Notary
Public for the State or Montana. per
onallv appeared Elmer 7 cttkr-k.
known TO me to be tn. person WHO
signed the foregoing certificate al
fictitious name in business and ac-
know lodged To me that he lad exc
,uted the same.
In witness thereof | h1N. h|rrsunto
fixed my hand and seal thts 10Th das
Of December 1917.
FRANK X. SUII-lA W. Notar,
,Scal) Public for thu Stat .. Montana
Residing at Butte. Montana NN
commission expire Feb is. 1919
First publication Jan. Is. lsi> q