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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-16

A n Minneapolis TRIBUNE by Mrs. Min Zimmerman
Twin City organza
gave 10 october
1943 at the Hotel NicOnet.
As look back enough
enjoy outpoung goodwill and appreciation which flowed
that the learned about the plans for the
contemplation possibly because couldn't imagine such thing
happening to US
addition appreciated the thoughtful
ness of the people who put ON the affair but
an affair should come after fellow reaches at least so years Of age
Here only 40 and with such long to
whelmsd with the responsibility living up things people say
at such affairs.
trcpdaOn might based the fact that
night remember that many
looked continue work I'm the community inter
est often when would have liked 10 have placed
legitimate personal interests first
recognized night helpmats
stood by side and close beside that public
hand reminder $40 people
that banquet who thought the work had doing the
As suogies evening,
them charitable way
being exIed those the departed We
going to i've and had desire to hear the
funeral OratiOns
Yet there note during the evening and the Negro
communities of the Twin Cities considerable favorable publicity
all to the good and felt accepted the paudts Of the
represented deserving
fortunate to have their works publicly acknowledged
In 193 believe we had reached our full potential We
did not believe that deserved public testimonial
that have anspred indicated partly
night of October 1913 It almost that
we've been trying catch with what said they
memorable People expect Of
persons receiving public recognition.
We think giving people public testimonials all right up
point However the responsibility which fellows
shoulders appear
that his
effort justify that happens
the
right " repeat $ high.
Those 100 Minneapolis
TIME Minneapolis
will that they will probably
ducve life living 10 the reputation
the Future Ncwmakes the
Of the testimonial depending upon
speak with authority the subject-Cec
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-16
PRAYING AND PLAYING

Editors Note Rev. Gordon Hancock Associated Negro
contributing editor minister the Kospe
prayer Writing
SERIES Dr. Hancock had this sayI
would not be surprising secretly Negroes did
Brooklyn victory this 1853 Negroes
learn that pray against
New York Yankees Prayer be all right
but has not hitherto effective Yankeemeetng
has not been these Negroes roofing
Dodgers out Of sympathy for that dared
Negroes,
brooklyn certainly deserves the admiration support
Negroes and the nation for the Brooklyn played
migrating Negro players Brookyns blast
ton strS the nobly.inc nation anc
and the world Hut does pray
against those Yankees
II viii be wiser to keep prayers ON
pockets the betting praying
Moreover those Yanks invariably whc
dare To against them ashamed t.
that praying for the Dodgers
OF the that players support
the thesis that praying important than playing
And has about that Negroes praytns
In their athletics and sports contests and playing
long and the short praying poor play
ing will not make winning combination.
In the great OF life more import an
than how We pray, Praying Is prayer In action
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-16

believe that both Kinsey re-
ports are misleading and harm.
nl books which have confused
men and women already suf.
ficently disturbed about sex,
has increased their anxiety.
strengthened their lack % conn.
dencc In themselves rs human be.
inEs The reports, with their
graphs and statistics may bsstow
an aura Of scientific approval 10
q delusion that has mislrd all too
many people In the past Is years
I refer Co the dcmsion that sew IL
All indoor sport and. like contract
bridge or scrabble or canaata. u
can be mastered by studying the
technique and practicing a. often
as possible with as many partners
as one can induce 10 PLAY.
Tho victims OF the ser deusion.
however, learn that the experience
which they have been led 10 Be.
heve IL 80 cxhilarating. exciting
and ecstatic turns out TO ee q
somewhat mechanical and hfeless
act. often bringing uneasinsSs and
bitterness in its train instead 81
tho mocd Of serenity and fulftn.
ment that should follow an erotic
experience,
But without love, this expected
mood, which leaves YOU with a
sense Of emotional tlln'lmsnt. can
never occur Unless the movement
toward sexual Indignation Is an
expression Of love for the other
person. there can be no sexual &C.
s,asy This Is parAdoSieai but
true I defRs love as an intense
awNreness Of the other person a
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-16
No Double Time For Hill

We where the Minneapolis board Of public welfare
wants the resignation of DR. H city health commissioner
The board bases m action what calls his poor health We
do not know anything about DR. Hills health but we've
him working all day Sundays for weeks at time at the Public
Health Center when the of his staff enjoying the Sab
bath II he has poor health could be that devotion to duty and
the ignoring of city hall politics might have contributed IT,
We haven't heard of many city employees any other
kind of employees here elsewhere department head espec
ially working Sunday unless they In the double
time" Sunday classification.
It's possible that every hour the board Of public welfare has
granted DR. Hill for sick leave has been returned in full with
the late nights and Sundays he has worked his job We have
an idea the DR. Hill has not told the board this story
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-16

feeling Of respect for him or her
as a human being, and aS an In.
stinCtive attitude that the needs
Of the other person are as import.
ant To YOU aS your own needs
SO we have millions Of people
going through the motions OF sex
without knowing any sexual ful.
ftllment. Where there IL barely
concealed hostility and resent.
ment and boredom and mutual
disparagement In a relationship
between q man and a woman. no
thing vital is going 10 happen sex-
ually, no matter how trequs atty
YOU necked during adolescence and
even u your mother and father
were fanatical atheists and
wouldn't dream OF sending you 10
Sunday school to acquire any nor.
rible religious tnhihitionS
Now this attitude Of mutual ~.
spect cannot be forced. n car Z be
compelled by wtll-Powsr II ant
be Got out OF reading the Ksasey
reports or memori1ing all the
Scoks on sex technique.
The touches % American psy.
chcanalysss are crowded With
men and women who come tNnk,
ing all they need 10 90 b. 1xed
up In the sew department hey
think they arr frtgid- or "ir1po-
tent" or whNtever.-and who dis
cover that there - . nnOrr fraaa.
mental sickness IN their sOGl and
not until this fundamental dck.
ness IN their soul Il healed are
they capable 81 warmth an IN.
timAey with another human be-
ING.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-16
THANKS FROM UMESco COMMISSION

Conference
due TO the enthusiastic help the members the Minnesota
Sponsoring Committee committee
thanks member Of the u National Commission
UNEsco
On behalf Of the Commission want TO thank
contribution of time and thought holding
National Conference
The delegates who have told Of their pleasure
not failed the contribution made
Of Minnesota and committee creating
which
ShusteE Chairman. National
United States Commission for UNEsCO, Washington, D.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-16
Thinks Kinsey Report Should
Have Asked About Enjoyment
nv Maurice Zootow In the ~ Paul PIONEER PRESS

In all the huahoo into the bed.
Establishments Of the American female the
whole problem that Importance human beings has
been completely overlooked Namely does
making This question Or Kinssy
always fNi to ask his Of the men
querted in his previous report.
The Indiana inqutsor competitive ah.
etc contest which frequency
Of lovers batting
the quality and intensity the possible wonders
that Dr. knscy profoundly disturbed
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-16
Page Minneapolis SPOKESMAN. Friday, October 1S 1853

usually large corporation which we'll afford pay for adj
vertisng space but instead get it for nothing Such
free space seeker form letter TO the editor of the Ludng
ton Mich Daily News asking for specific instructions on the
addressing publicity material The editor requested the in
qurerthe National City Bank Of New YOktO direct the
stuff the basket collector in order to time Now
his mail the bank addressed Waste Basket Col
leetor, Daily News, LudingtOn, Mich.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-16
HE FEDERAL TAX DOLLAR

at figures
pendre based the possible
Think about SO the federal
primarily
founded regular pacetme
expenditures the federal
the the dollar Uncle Sam collects There
culture That third OF the cost Of foreign aid The
essential useful public works about half of
bomb The social welfare
than third the primarily.
In the cost Of
Combine the federal
about onethrd Of the total paid
things which do those things which public
demand that do Onehrd Of the such
education highways public citizens
the operation Of the
For dollar that the people OF the United
things
which Americans hate For dollar good
and democracy dollars
people who deserve to live destroy
the cost Of government has
sad While America stop
the which the nation has been
Think about this sad fact Weep something
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Editors Lament:

Editors Lament: The editor Of the LaCanada Valley
(Calif) sun lamcntS follows:
"AT LEAST job in which It's helpful TO have holes in
the head is that of weekly newspaper editor so much stuff
and Cuff poured into his head each week that il it didn't run
out the old Uranium would pop When think number
wastebaskes weekly editor fills daily shudder to think Of
the barrels of stuff metropolitan paper haus away each
night"
Editorial observation wastebaskets:
Among editors pet pceves IS the free SINCE seeker-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-16
Americans Pay Heavy Tolls
For War Which They Hate,
Grand Rapid S Paper States
Editorial IN Rapids (ATnn.l HERALD REVIEW

4 Rapids (AEinnl HERALD REVIEW
citizen commits violence the officials Of local
high ought the
ought the village township school
county collect He should understand state taxation
he should information about Uncle Sam and what he
and the thereof While such knowledge make
taxpayer happier help produce resolutions
fellow Americans something than
or q whisper.
BY large, three-fourths paid
States for the Of the federal This true
the collected Minnesota The onurth Of the that
the almost equally divided between the state
the units Of government
Some the percentages reversed Uncle Sam took
left within the states The
little than nominal close
twothrds collected influence
citizen who could complain his nsghbors Today the Of the
but the wilderness The commands that
local officials would hear and heed cannot be heard Washington
average
capital insulated public
demands
intsrefsr with the low lofty or designing purposes
Information be further
money federal
the useful Most
which shock
\ n 4
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HELP-DoMEsTIc

ever go; $50 weekly; live in. EM.
c S165Eys; like. children. T recent
1t niShss: s2 s'et J6 9iP ss5es. Gays ll
COOK-G.H.w, Ar. apt. 1880 to
refs, health card. ia. 2-6571. IA
COOK-G.H.W.. live in. 5la-day wk.;
s exp oz small IT,. family; refs; $35, gk.
C III s setti sshr' cook. rh.w.. Ia fin.
fsfii sm EScd refs xisf g. 2e51R7 5e hom i
G.H.W.. age $500, live in. lovely rm.
and bath; some child care: 5h days;
city refs: $50. WO. 6-1474.
HOUSEKEEPER. settled. live in. fond
q s en MssF :: T refs aHd eSpsT nec
MAID-sh-dsy wk., liy. in: 2 chill.
house; pvt. quarters. TIE. 6-e643.
MAn-o. W.: cooking; laundry;
s H.d silver Il I've sp1 III y: a. W. S:slSf
MAID under 40. live in; g.h.w. and
help care 2 small children. .Arl:
home; Only those With recent LOCAL &c
SS@S' AASSo epSASb ~OOs ~. o-c1oVs
PRACTICAL NURSE, coLOREp.
''Live-in." 6h days. S26 wk. Care
for S-mos. baby. 2 children and
general house cleaning. Call Ii.
7-3303. --13
WOMAN-care for middle-aged in
valid. some light housekeeping; live
s n; Ps' after ten gao j. nice pmi home:
WOMAN, to live in. experienced in
diplomats family; WASHINGTON ref
erences required. Phone OIL. 2-oo1s.
WOMAN. CoLORED. a5-4s, live in.
Silver Spring; parents have day:
night business. Need good general
houseworker and cook for school,
aged children; recent references.
JU. 9-O3S9. from 10 am. Ia
WOMAN. white. under SO; light
i've mss day es we ssis sa5 e caa
wa. 7-62s5 before $50 pm. II
e6lored lady. to care
for child and light housework; Sc.
section zee 1.el Inauire between 7-e Pm,
w viii t-S ce6dGGiPLE-woman cook 1 and
g.h.w.; man help in house and
yard; Foreign preferred. Refer.
SILVER SPRING MOTHER desires
dayworker, Tues. or FRI. to help
with new infant; some cleaning and
ironing; health card req.; only
reliable: experienced women need
apply. Call eyes,, 8 to 10, JU. S-2356.
GEORGETOWN BACHELOR requires
woman to clean apt. cook and serve
dinner 3 ewes. wkly. to 8 pm.
Only reliable woman with refs. con-
Sidered. Phone DU. 7-0526 Friday
evening or all day Saturday. n
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
In downtown. real estate Office; perm
anent position. pleasant working
conditions. 5-day wk.: opportunity
@ 1s1 af eSons Mr. c sasRsFzN f27S M
7-1411. for interview. Ia
STENOGRAPHER- RECEpTIONIST for
medical office; Mon. Wed. and Fri.
8. TO 5; salary commensurate with
ability. Answer by letter only, RIM
20. Wash; Nett; Airport. co DIR.
L. @. LEDERER. Ia
STENOGRAPHER TYPIST - Part
time hrs. daily Mon.-Fri. Pleas.
surroundings. Box 4o2-Z, Star.
SUPERVISOR TIPPING PoOL-Under
So. Must be fast and accurate typ
list; ability to maintain co-ordina-
ton and even how Of work. Some
n fun s sstsils Sta. and salary expeifssed'
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR. for Sec
retarial board in Ice. mod. apt. bldg.
HHA91gERD' pre- Elm. S Ss4ao MRS faA RAY
TELEPHONE OPERATOR-Needed By
Tssa ~ sv fGng spRyiN p R1b =
ING SUPPLY CO. 1904 Ripley st..
TYPiST. fast. accurate. with knovl-
edge OF punctuation ana grammatl.
cal construction; 35-hr. wk.; excel.
TYPIST, white, not over 50; card
syping and receipts: 5-day. 86-hr.
wk.; S45 per wk. to start. Box
430-Y, Star. lis
TYPIST, general insurance efdce; ex-
perienced. rate clerk. policy writer
for fire and casualty; 5.day week;
oppor.. for advancement. Phone. RE.
T-24S4. 10
TYPisT--Experienced. to work in
ne. section, cow. to public trans
portation. must be able to type Al
least As words per min. Group in
Surance, paid vacation, and other
employe benefits. Apply sAFEWAY
STORES. INC. liz
people. Bet. 1925 years; also relief
on PIX; hours 1917, 5-day week.
This Is o good position for the right
person. DE. $4,000. MRS. WEBER.
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ADDITIONS
Repairs, cellar to roof. and business
EosT doo1 81 r. VIZ sSpsSs ss sssms
A LIE IIt S,s . before the spEine
porch, garage, recr. rm.. shingie
small. Va. only. No money down.
ASPHALT OR CONCRETE DRIVE
WAYS, parking lots. sidewalks OF
prompsy r rGaas T tEes ssti GoM
$500 or OF. 4-4567.
porches inclosed, recreation rooms
and sta1rwayss Commercial or resi-
asfsi. SSs & n HHHbR1 e ggay. uN
BASEMENT converted into recreation
room; general rernodeling and re-
pairing. Also taking orders for all
types OF furniture repairing. Ho.
BoNp1ssSfoNE = USES FOR BoSD.
STONE 81 % foundation and retaining
out. beautiful recreation rooms.
" $29S up Outside and inside Ere.
can be applied to any surface. Dec
Ha5Es dSTsr viii Red sdd pu5 un sggsssg
dollars to the value OF your prop
or write CAPITOL CONT. Co. 48l9
Bethesda ave. Beth. Md. -15
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ctlimneys.
walls, additions houses. new and re-
modelled. A. FAGNANI. 10. 2-1994.
BHICKWORK. walls, steps. chimneys.
Walks, poreheS: ETC.; all repairs.
NO. 7-S81S. AID. 2-611S, after 8.
BRICK AND REPAIR WORK. BY con-
tractor Of reliable service; no Job
IT, tSo H SRag: Lu' 2-so27' George s
BUILDING, REMoDEL1NG; personal
supervision: exper. mechs. Estimates.
Terms. PARAGON CONSTRUCTION
CO.. WO. 6-15S2, EN-. 2-6087. Lis
CARPENTRY, alterations. repairs,
remodelirg; old and new work. MR..
SMITH, ia. 7-5527. any time:
Of all kinds; pchs. incl.
Reas. JEFFREYs. Ii. 6-9740. Ia
CARPENTER--Small jobs of any kind
Specializing in home Improvement
Call eyes. no. 2-7546. III
CARPENTERING AND PAINTING of
any kind. Attics. easements finished.
Free estimates. NO. 1903. ---13
CARPENTER - Porches, partitions
cabinets, furniture, gen. repairs; re.
liable. J. ROWELI.. EX. 3.0627, 13'
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES, electrically
Eazor.kleened or no charge. ROTO-
ROOTER. Phone RIA. 6.Sa68. any
: day, any night.
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HELP MEN 8 WOMEN (cont.
HELP wanted. white only

HELP wanted. white only
with experience, located in Arling-
ton near Court House. For all In
formation. call ia. S-1135. Ia
ing: part time. day or evening. State
qualifications. availability and SAL
airy desired. Box 1851, Star, Ia
FAMILY for dairy farm,
also married couple. work private
d. 7-3fi36, 10 :
NATIONAL organization for educat-
ing youth against alcohol, tobacco
and other narcotics needs Elk. Sec'y.
and Fin. Sec'y. Box 292-X, Star.
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FREE. FTII,nTRT

In vicinity Of Lee highway and Nortl
Quinn st. We will load. M. r. BROY
HILL q SON. IA. 4-130O. -1h
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HELP WoMEN lcont.I
CLERK-TYPIST
CLERK-TYPTST

CALL MRS. RE1ss-NA. s-2112
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INsTRUc. COURSES Cont

POSITIONS open. paying to 81. 900
course in shorthand and typing or
bookkeeping; also for beg.'s. BOYD
SCHOOL, est. 81 yrs. cor. @ and
10Th. Ma. S-2340
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SITUATIONS MEN
SITUATIONS WoMEN

B00KKEEPER, experienced double
nancial reports. real estate or small
business preferred. NO. 7-670S, 9
C0M ai X oSYn or NURSE. white. to
elderly person or child; live In: SAL
ary. S1SO-S200 per month; ref: Box
GIRL, colered, wants work for We'd.
EIIEi:; SCI. q Tsgg 1ss elevator Job.
ELEVATOR ofER. or housecieaner,
cookine. ST. 3-9l63.
cases; maternity. child care. invalid
Or any type; hosp. trained. HUI.
N6RsHED: SECRETARY COMPANION,
excellent references;' live In. $500.
PRACTICAL NURSE, white; good ref;
live In. $40 Der week. ~. 7-9137. :
SECY.s college educ, 10 yrs varied
exper., incl. legal; desires perm.
or temp: position: DE. 2-1S13. .12s
SEC'Y;.STENO., part time; excellent
snorthand. accurate typing; 2 yrs
sEcgRETARAHIo x W SA which mich can be
done at home. desired BY exper.
, woman; formerly personal sec. to
U. 8. Senator; neatness and accuracy
guaranteed. EN-. 2-0679.
TYPIST, Statitical, 8 yrs, excel. ex-
per. working with CPA's desires SIM
lar position. MIN. $50 wk. Box 800
YOUNG LADY, are 1e, wants WORK in
once; no typing. tn. 2-235S.
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srseR teent SALE ,co., MISCELLANEOUS

Kohl6r cleo. plant,
current, fully automatic; complete
with batteries and tank; orig. cost
over $500, will sell for $3.50. Also
Burks de-. water pump and Norge
6-cu.-ft. dc. refrigerator. both for
S75. Call IA. 2-7500. Ext. SIT.
after $40 pm. liz
HEARING AIDS
WHY NOT?
reconditioned and guar. hearing
aid will do the same lob Is o new
one and is MUCH cheaper, Phone
DI. 1851 after pm. lis
STOVES, used-0ne Cole
man, Model No. R-302, $40; 1
Duo-Therm, Model No. 66-S, $40;
Bucket-A-Day, $50. THE AMERI-
CAN TRAILER CO.. 1880 Wis. ave.
NV. WO. 6-3231. -15
HEATERS AND STOVES
N scM2 ei sfoS ssef Fol, ioRgs.N Ma s.;ss s2
LRONER. Ironrite, floor model, 1888.
list S274.95. Reduced to S195.95.
stration. PROCTOR g. HUTCHINSON,
37l0 14th st. NV. Ia. 9-4600.--13
JIG SAW, new, "a In, Atlas saw:
complete with motor and switch;
reasonable. IA. S-2242 after. 5.
LIy. RIM. FuRN.-couch and .
chairs chairs good condition. Cali EA.
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GARAGES

GAhAGES
Large sire. Sz95; completely erected;
no money down: FILA terms; 3
years to pay. ACECO, IA. 1881.
u
GENERAL REPAIRS-Painting, plas-
tering. carpentry york. roof paint
p iRsl TrszpaiEIiIn II, e4.,bHG Job to small
MATTkEssEs remade, S. up. STEIN
BEDDING CO., 1924 18th st, NV,
PxfNTffSG.. PAPERING. frst-class
ately. MR.. PoAT. RA.. 3-6643.
PAINTING. PAPERING; for reason
able estimate. Call 10. o-4171;
PAINTING CONFERENCE.-The
%, rs. Mr. LAWRENCE. RAJ
reasonable prices. Phone
FAfNTINS. INTERIOR. ExTERtoR.
R is.s :0i srs sn s:si% %sa eel
s12, ayerage-size room.
Best work and lowest prices IN
town. Call any time. AD. 2-97SS. =
PAINTING. INTERIOR AND EXTR.
RI0R--Free estimates; work GUAR
RAPERING, PLASTEBNG
attention: cali IA. 9-18S9. LIZ
PAINTING. PAPERlNG. kitchen and
bathroom femodeiing: floor and wall
tile hot-water heater RIA. $500.
PAINTING paperhanging. plaster
ing, carpentry; 1st class work. Rea-
NoRIHEAsT DECORATING Co.
pAssRlNS AND rAINrlsG salts
1ed customers for ever IS years.
Mr. LAWRENCE. RA 6-0TO3.
PAFERING, PAINTING--Get my est.
on 5-rm. house; v. mech.i own work
.sALPH ME. S-Si4S: HU. 3-9374.
painting. general repairs.
remOdeling. roof fixinE. cementing;
odd Jobs included. III. 3-5416. Ia
RARERHANGHNG, PAINTING. white
mech: 20 Yrs. exper.; do own work.
HOQKOuT AID. 10000. Ia
RLASTERINGs carpentry, cement
wtrprnng.. roof rep: skilled white
mech-5 prompt seFv. CO. 6-43e9.
PLAsTERING, patch work : specially
By white mechanic. good service;
reasonable. To. 2.0t71. --14
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Florida Transportation
Responsible persons to drive
brand-new 1858 automobiles
to Miami, Fla. Call BALTIC.
Belmont 1400, MIR. KNELL.
liz
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YOUNG LADY

Opportunity for alert. dependable
younE lady interested ip Eermanent
Of local distributor for nationally
known Office equipment. located near
Statler Hotel. Should be fast
typsit. accurate with figures and
adaptable to sales ONCE work: 6-day
week. Call ME. S-1722 for personal
interview. IL
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MOTOR rRAYEL

LEAVING FOR HOT SPRINGS, Ark,
Feb. 16. Take two; share expenses.
References. TAYLOR 9-6104 after g.
12S
FLYlNG CHICAGO and Milwaukee.
LU. -4-5400. Ext. 3S4. MR..
BRUNE. 1904 pm. weekdays. I3s
TWO MIDDLE-AGED RIDERS for
New Orleans. Leave Thurs. night.
Share expenses, driving. UN. 1850.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

AND ALTERATIONS and
repairs. commercial and residential.
Free estimates at ali times. B. A.
BUTLER. DE. 2-72S7. Ia
ALTERATIONS. repairs;
everything from basement to attic.
Build on extra rooms. porches in
for attic expansion. garages, drive
ways. FLA financing with 3 yrs. to
pay; CALL NOW TO-DAY FOR A
FREE ESTIMATE. GRIFFIN CON-
TRACTORS. JU. S.2O4l- liz
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YOUNG LADY

Prominent expanding real estate arm
has opening for bright young lady
for general work In our property
management dept. Good position
with bright future for selected ap-
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
1920 K st. NV.