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Management Opportunitv

National company has opening for
am6ltious. we'll groomed woman 10
train fot managerial position. SAL
a.; esa auT In,iod training period to quail
one of selecting, training, and
SUPERVISING a sales organization II
you are between .5-i0 and a WILL
Ing worker, here is an opportunity
for gu TO make 6-S thousand your
fysY year Car necessary for local
interview cali 10. 5000 between
To-? neon only ASK for MIR.
aFt MEX Ia
MUSE, WHITE, aae IS to 40. for pyt,
To$;n,t,,'' I've in or OUT refs. 60.
NCR is, practical. white. under 50.
for, dsy ~, end -h' ,dqt;,yS., priy@ts
:. II '%. 49, ~, >! MARYLAND; va
0EFTE ASST TASI Women. 2s.a0;
~ w., lo::m-.l:3u; 81 per
hr; TO star: prefer Arlington res.
XII XII Posi- Posi- of .ttt H "a, a. zone !"
FBX OPERATOR for hotel. good pay.
room End meals, age IS TO 30. SUM
day Of. Ho. 2-0l0O. MRS. HART
NIL, Id
RESIDENT MANAGER
For exclusive NV. 55-unit apt. house
Must have excel, refs. and exper.
Apt and salary. Apply in person,
at10l Mass. Wed, 9 to II am. EN-.
3-2l "a ------..-------..-------.---.--. Id
part-time. hours II
am. to 3 pm. 5-day week Expe-
renee preferred in selling sports
wear, lingerie, hosiery. Pleasant
working conditions. Good salary.
Apply Liberty Shops, $40 18th
at. NV. III
SALESN OMAN. for our suburban
sewing centei; previous sales expe-
rience desirable; good sales
woman will find this position very
IcWarulng due to our salary and
compassion aIraEsement. SINGER
SEWING CENTER, 10l5 Wisconsin
ave. Bethesda, Oh 4-i0l5 is
SaLLSWGMa%. experienced, for FAM
lily shoe store: only those seeking
advancement neeo apply. 1899 W
ST. NV. = to II am lie
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CLERK-TYPIST

Well known news magazine seeks
young girl fer beginning position
in accounting department. Mental
alertneSs and good work habits more
important than previous work ex-
sive organi2ation Offering free hos
pital, surgical, life insurance; air
conditioned building and congenial
working conditions. Call Dl. 1-29O0.
Ext: ;63 between 9 and 5 on
Thursday and Friday. Ii
COSMETlCIAN. excel. opening, large
R fStnrs 81 Hssurs Star replies confidential
CoUNTERGIRL, white, exper.; hours
b'15 am. to $50. No Sundays or
holidays. Apply Evening Star News
paper cafeteria: 9th floor. l101
COUNTEkGIRL, white, >exper., ca
taking charge of snack bar. Prefer
some one living in AleXe nGria area.
Steady work; Meals and uniforms.
No Sat: or Sun. work: Paid vaca-
per. and phone number. Box 375-k.
CoUNTERGIRL- MARKER: for dry
cleaning plant; experienced Hours.
r 7g;aN to p. s s-a;.;,s week MIR, us
rENTAL, of1ce secretary. For Office in
medical renter; experienced in dem
al office preferred. Box Tux, Star.
DESK GIRL for beauty shop: must
have experience. Call GUILBO of
Conn: ave. for appointment. AID.
2-l64U. -l5
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY, age 3o-35:
experienced; 5-day week; vacation
with pay: group hospita ization.
Salary open. Cal, for appointment.
LOFSTRAND CO., Rockville, Md.
Pc. 2-6ll1. Ia
FOUNTAIN GIRL. white. over "a.
Sat. and Sun. DISTRICT HEIGHTS
PHARMACY, 1854 Marlboro pike,
Dist, Hts. Md, kE. $1,000, IN
FOUNTAIN HELP; experienced only:
downtown store: fast counter. no
split shifts; 10 Sundays; meals and
uniforms; good salary to start.
SHOREHAM DRUG CO.. 18th and
II sis nv tx
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ARTIST for masaSine; must be strons
Should know mechanicals anc have
knowledge of offset printing. Apply
ASSISTANT CASHIER. II to IS,
draft exempt. college graduate Of
ing toward a degree in business ad-
ministration. economics or account
ing; Applicants must be personable
and able to deal tactfully with the
s ssSile d Experisnee not
orevieus experience H' any s and other
qualifications 5-day. 37t2-hr. wk
Apply Personnel Once. RIM 300
EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE CO.
$40 18th st. NV bet. $50 and $3.50
ect age 32-45; exper. in renting and
ONCE procedure necess,. Local refs
req: salary open; vacation included
hospital benefits. Call GO. 5-5s3S
TO SALES MGR.--youns
ttypist; wholesale firm; bright fu.
ATTORNEY UNDER Sc with or with.
out experience who is seeking 6
career position and has no inten.
time. The person selected will be
trained to handle the legal matters
in our mortgage loan division. This
Is an excellent position for Q young
man with ability and anxious to get
Va; or D. c, and able to pass q med
zeal exam. Apply lido not phone) at
Personnel Once. RIM. 300. EQUIT-
ABLE LIFE INSURANCE Co. s16
14th st. NV. bet. $50 and $50
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hElP--MEN
FORT LINCOLN
CEMETERY

3201 BLADENSBURG RID.
At the District Line. -13
AGRICULTURAL CRAFTSMAN -
BY reason of education and expe-
rience, must be thoroughly capable
of drafting in quantity take-off
Excellent chance for advancement
and security. Roofing and or sheet.
metal experience desirable. Salary
Open. Must have refs. Write. giving
complete history, to Box 372-K
Star III
AIR-CONDITO MING MECHANICS
HELPERS. experienced only. LO. 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-13

MEN-Two full time and one par
time. Full-time men with no pre-
ViouS experience average 500 ano
up per week. Repeat business plus
regular customers assures you Oh
steady, regular income. Start on q
! or day trial basis, if you wish
oppor. this is. Fuller Brush dealers
average 500 and up per week call.
me on regular customers by appt
ruler Brush customers are pleasant
courteous and buy these famou;
every day necessities regularly. Ar
eSper. man will make calls with you
ano train you. II you are interested
in a sure way TO raise your income
inquire at Oh National Press BLDG
l4th and F SITS. NV, or phone DI
-4i11 or DI. 7-34aS. Ia
Heating rlant; apply. FABRICATORs
STEEL CORP. Bladensnurg, Mo
YOUNG MAN. high school education
Tor Clerical work, in mechanics
contractors Office; excellent chance
lor advancement. Box 345-K, Star
YOUNG WHITE MAN. general stoc,
Germ. Stead1 employment. Apply he.
tween o and II, 3746 10th st. ne
SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. ha,
opening for man to sell its prod
ucts. This position offers man,
Opportunities Tor advancement. Sal
airy, commission. bonus arrangemeD
and transportation plus many othel
COMPANY benefits. SINGER SEWING
CENTER. l340 G st. NV, MA
S.o1 81: or. 1921 Conn. ave. NV.
Young MIN over 81
Wiling to earn. Must be. bondable
car. to service monthly debit route
Collection experience helpful bu
not necessary as We will train YOU
Apply in person to Personnel Man.
ager' Room io3. 1905 6 st. NV
7 AREA wHoLEsAL3sE
friend, service to local merchents
5-day week and company benefits
Sfe MI FULTON, 1l21 9TH st. NV
REAL ESTATE sales.
man needed at once; We have the
clients and the houses. If you car
sell real estate, you can make SIS.
600 to $4,000 a year with us; dc
not waste your valuable time anc
ours b. calling US unless ycu want
full-time Job making a comfortable
living. Call ia. 5-!i3S7 for appoint.
ment. -1S
MiDDLE-AGED MAN. high schoo
educ. exp in plumbing and heat
ing. to take charge of mechanical
contractors. warehouse; must be
reliable: refs. required: permanent
PoX 3d3-K Star. Ia
EXPERIENCED GARDENER, to care
for museums grounds. hedges
Shrubbery: must be sober and co.
operative. Write experience ant
references to Box 4SS-D. Star. Il:
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LEGAL NOTICES
ARTHUR C. ELGIN. Attorney,
Washington Loan and Trust Building

ARTHUR C. ELGIN. Attorney,
Washington Loan and Trust Building.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
ing Probate Court.--No. S4806, Ad-
ministration.-Thi is to Give No
tice: That the subscriber, of the Dis
trict Of Columbia has obtained from
Columbia LetPers s T Tes sne irS' on on
the estate of Ida Myrth, late of the
District Of Columbia. deceased. All
persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby. warned to ex-
hibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated. to the
day Of September. AID. 1854; other
wise they may by law be excluded
from all benefit Of said estate
MYRTH 1908 Second St., NE. (2).
(Seal) Attest: THEODORE COGS-
WELL. Resister Of Wills for the Dis
trict of Columbia, Clerk OF the Pro
bate Court. mh3O-apB.I3
FREDERICK A: THUEE. Attorney,
for the District of Columbia. Hold
ing Probate Court. r,,,. No: S4StS
Adde Tha the bhiT to Of tSs
District of Columbia has obtained
from the. Probate Court Of the
District of Columbia. Letters Testa-
mentary on the estate OF Bernard
Common. also known as Bernard J;
having claims against the deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof
Legally authsntica9ted to J the sub Isv
Of ' septe% MI G .R a1to ie54; otherwise
ali benefit of said estate. Given
T SndST my e bend Helen sfis SSne sayo
5S0s 3rd Street. NV. lseal.) Attest:
ARTHUR p. SMITH. Deputy Regis
ter of Wills for the District Of
Columbia. Clerk of the Probate
MCCULLOUGH. PACE. MCCULLOUGH.
uN h1sSTne STATES rs pisf hsIesr co6R7
for the District of Columbia. Hold.
ing Probate Court.-No. S4S73.
Administration. This is to Give
Notice: That the subscriber. OF the
District OF Columbia has. obtained
trict OF Columbia, Letters Of Ad-
ministration on THE estate OF Elgin
L. Clark. late of the District OF
Columbia. deceased. Ali persons
having claims against the deceased
same. with the vouchers thereof
legally authenticated. to the sub
scriber, on or before the 18th day
of September, AID, 1854; otherwise
they may by law be excluded from
under my hand this .4th day OF
March, 1854. WILLIAM NJ. CLARK.
29l6 Sth St.. NE. (Seal) Attest.
MELVIN J. MARQUES. Deputy
Register of Wills for the District
of Columbia Clerk of the Probate
Court. mh3O-ap6.l3
EUGENE CARUSI. Attorney,
1925 Connecticut Avenue.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
ing Probate Court.-No. S39O7. Ad-
inistration.-This is to Give No
tee That the subscriber. OF the
state of Rhode Island has obtained
from the Probate Court Of the Dis
airy on the estate of Pauline Cutler
Wood. laGe of the District of Column
bia, deceased. All persons having
claims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof. legally
authenticated, TO the subscriber. on
or before the 27th day OF September
AID. 1854; otherwise they may by
law be excluded from all benent OF
said estate. Given under my hano
ROEERT w. WOOD. co EUGENE
CARUSI, 1925 Conn. Ave. tSeal.l
Attest: MELVIN ]. MARQUES, Dep
uty Register of Wills for the District
OF Columbia. Clerk OF the PROBATE
Court. mnoO-apo'1o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-13
GROCERYMAN

IBM MANAGER
OF IBM TABU-
LATINO DEPT. FOR SALES
ACCOUNTING. OPERA
TIONS INVOLVING BILL
ING, ACCOUNTS RECEIV-
ABLE, STOCK CONTROL
AND SALES STATISTICS
MUST BE HIGHLY QUAIL
FLED AND HAVE THE
ABILITY TO SUPERVISE A
STAFF OF ABOUT 80 PEO-
PILE. SALARY is IN Elk
CESS OF $4,000 ANNUAL
LY. ONLY EXPERIENCED
AND QUALIFIED APPLI-
GIANTS SHOULD APPLY.
BOX 473-H, Star.
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ENGINEERS

For persons interested in obtaining
specialized training and experience
in the important and rapidly grow
ing field of eleetronic reliability. a
non-profit aeronaut!cal communica-
tons organization has lnterestine
overseas position available for single
ensineer. Location OF position would
be in Europe Good salary and
overseas allowances. Unusually cfal-
lersing work with a friendly and
informal organization Excellent OPP
portunity to secure good working
knowledge Of electronic equipment
and electron tube design. Applica-
tons, maintenance and other tech
nical problems concerned with reli-
ability. Engineering positions also
available In 81 Paso, Texas area.
Must have E.E.. or Physics degree.
Contact Mr.. DUNCKEI, Me. $4,000
lis
FURNTTuRE Statesmen, exDer. only.
Top salary and commission; biggest
sxransion program history Of our
business. All inside selling. No charge
backs to statesmen. rs we have no re-
possessions. ATLAS. Gal q ct. n.W..
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HELP--MEh

SaleSman-Collector
For established industrial insurance
route. Auto necessary. Write Box
S0-K, Star Ia
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OPENING
2 REAL ESTATE statesmen
CALL
MR.. REYNOLDS. JE. 4-4660
VALUABLE

STAINLESS STEEL FRANCHISE
Distinctive, line, Of 3-ply 1873 stain.
openings in direct sales division OF
nationally known manufacturer; ton
money making profit plan. product
sold to consumer by appointment.
complete factory cooperation as 10
sales helps and field service, work;
experience in direct selling and
supervising of men. Write today
outlining your background. Personal
interview will be arranged. Box
4S2-H, Star,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-13

SALESMAN
ANCHOR FENCE CO..
Start the new year right. Excellent
opportunity for ambitious Young mer
interested in earning $4,000 tC
$4,000 per year Men selected will
have all-year-round permanent posi-.
ton: An opportunity to advance
Eligible for group insurance anC
decentralization. Must have good ap.
pearance, pleasing personality ano
be willing to work. For appoint.
ment. call Mr.. Jackson. Ii. 1881
between 1d-12 am.
Anchor Post Fence Division
Anchor Post Products Inc.
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HELP-MEN Cent. }

CARPENTERS, remodeling. Cau LO.
1857 between @ and Z pm.
CARPENTER: must he able to do
trim and frame work, pvt. homes.
Apply S 5soss Wilson lane. Bethesda.
CIGAR ii ol ANS GENERAL DRUGSTORE
eve hours App Ss 3 sHPsT sa bR ana
AGENCY. 1401 H st. NV. ia
CLERK, for cigar counter; experienced
preferred; excellent. salary and work
ing conditions. EMPIRE PHARMACY
l73S Conn. ave. NV. -16
CLERK. drug: 3 nights and every 9TH
er Sunday: exper. pref. Refs. 'OsDON-
NELL'S PHCY., 14th and Colo. ave.
CLERK-TYPIsTS-Jewish young men,
shipping. delivery duties. Wholesale
firm. Expandins. Call MR.. GEE
COLLECTOR SALESMAN: life insur-
ance; established debit in College
Pk.-Greenbelt section: salary plus
commission; training program. MR..
CONKLIN. JU. S-1997.
CONSTRUCTION MAN
Must be able to estimate and super
tenance and general construction.
Must be bet. ages Of 30-45. State
experience and references. Box 27S-
H. Star. Ia
COOK-First class, for Sat. and Sun.
Apply MICKEY GRASSOS. 1872 4th
COOK-CHEF (colored): fully expert
enced for delicatessen restaurant.
Local references required. No sun
day work. Call XII. S-2S95. Id
COOK WANTED, must be expert
enced. References requested. Apply
Ell MEXICO. IL noon til 2 pm.
1908 Conn ave. Id
COOK (GRILL)
(EVENINGSl
Salary commensurate with expert
ence and ability ! Phone Crescent
3-O550, ask for MR.. WIENER, or
APPLY IN PERSON
HOWARD JOHNSON'S
LEE HWY. AT FAIRFAX CIRCLE
FAIRFAX. VIRGINIA
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MAN

A large national concern. now ex.
panding, offers selling career oppor.
tunity to D married men. % to 81
wears OF age with car. No previous
selling experience necessary. You
VIII receive 81 30 for attending
and completing 30-day sale!
training course as a direct factOrS
representative. Our men now aver.
aging $500 weekly have been ad.
Eised of this ad. Apply to Mr.. B
r. Bruning. Tuesday. WEDNESDAY
and Thursday, 10 to 3 pm. anc
to 3 pm. in the evening. 1921
l4th st. NV. Washington, D. c.
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SALESMAN

~ to 40. Neat Appearance for
special saleswork Salary. bonus,
and car. furnished II necessary For
personal interview, call Mr.. Robe
son OIL. 9-S300.
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Statesmen

Vacuum cleaners and sewing machs
eXper., with car No canvassine
Leads only Can make better than
1928 per wk. BY appointment only
MT; Rose.' SEW-EZY. CO.. 10. s.
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PARKLAWN

1850 Rockville Pike lie
Statesmen. experiences; selling home
Improvement work: good propoSj
ton, leads furnished. Call Ii
4,25l4. 3 am. to ; p.m. -I5
statesmen, experienced fence sales
men: also other home improve
ments; season is in full swing. Cali
SALESMEN; exper. for mod. down
town retail store. Steady help
needed in our luggage and sport
ing goods depts. Also part-time
help for Saturdays. Good pay!. Mr.
NANNY. 1RVING'S. 10th and E SITS.
NV. Ia
) ALESMEN - National organizatio
has opening for statesmen for Inter
estlng work in sports activities. Per
mapent.. good future; experience not
essential. Call MR.. LEVIN, Ii. .
"a, from to 8 pm. -I3
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statesmen CO
SALES TRAINEES

SALES TRAINEES
TWO Openings for neat, intellieent,
weG-educated, ambitious men. 22-3S.
Permanent, local. 5000 up plus
company benefits. Call NE. S-2336
for personal interview. Apply only
If available at once. IA
SERVICE STATION ASST. MGR.
white age 25-40. Only well exper
man with local refs. need apply
Salary $50 week plus comm. and
vacation BARRON'S SUNOCO
SERVICE Wis. ave. and River I'd
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Must be exper. in lubrication; good
salary plus comm. Apply COENORS,
INC 2721 Naylor I'd. s.e.; no phone
calls. Ia /
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT. exl
perienced: good pay. good working
hours. Apply in person at 1913 Bal
timore blvd, College Park. Md IA
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS:
also seat cover Installer. car washer
Apply FIT. CARROLL SERVICE. 31I /
Nichols ave. Sc. No phone calls.
-I5
SHOE SALESMAN: steady. full time
some eXDfripnpR start immediately
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CAR

Experience absolutely necessary. Must
have good record of accomplish
ment and be able to provide salts
FACTORY references. Unusual opportu-
established Chevrolet dealer Apniy
Mr.. Carrie. STOHLMAN CHEVRO.
LEI INC, 33rd and NJ SITS. NV,
Phone AID. 2-1646. Ia
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AUTO STATESMEN

FteSponslble aggreSslVe men 20 sell
the 1854 Ford. We viii give you
complete training and every sales
help. Weekly salary while you learn
Previous selling experience not nee
essary. For interview-appointm
phone AID. 2-0lS1 ask for Bob
Rodes. PARKWAY MOTOR CO.,
304n NJ st. NV. Ii
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RESIDENT MANAGER

For exclusive NV. 55-unit apt. house.
Must have excel. refs. and exper..
Apt and salary. Apply in person,
3-2l34 -l5
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-07-23
Two Kinds Of Politics

There members OF a
Wayne /. Hays
subcommittee headed Carroll
eating exempt foundations possible
The explosion Sargent from San
Francisco testified that Paul college
days
student days has rccanc tho
place. being a not
Second the designation nothing
into alleged subvrrsion foundations
As for Senator Douglas tho political annals
he elected the pcmoCstc
land IL
Senate ot
In the light OF his galantry
the
launch
way Douglas
Illinois
the newspaper
Your scurrlous Of Meek, Republican
party. Although
opponent and shall
Sonally resent attack hum.
the conspiracy
Communism and IT'S l'ckcy into Illinois politics
got from under
ground sqirm q
party We Disagree politically
our adherence u your fraud
mentally morally spiritually and politically the
proud that Illinois branch latest
manifesto called m
party as a badge OF merit
reat I attack Mr. Meek a patriotic
American AndI challenge you print these Vows
senator Douglas the
Agslns, House subtHttee for what utterly rdcu
Lous- Louis DisPai.h
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-07-23

Editorial In 81 Louis tMoD f"stDstp"t"h July s. 1880
The Louisiana Legislatures plan for evadng the United
decision school
fraud predecessors South Carolina
which hit
health and therefore
police powers
OF tho earliest the South
ton two OF amendment from the State
stuton the that public school
tanned
time and token 1t Zimmerman
alternative that Is in stin fanciful
lie would the establish
with the poviso that second OF schools would
school
portion OF citizens OF either pctoned Despite this
admission that the
Gov Stanley Virginia
inas constitutional amendment
Clearly viii take action applied point
another make interpreted
Supreme Court effective those which
National
People has supply that legal
CURED Time and patience be required but unlikely
tho
doubt
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-07-23
CAUTIONS NORTHERN "nscao" COMMUNITIES

Editor appreciation for the excellent
the local branches OF the NAACP
campaigns end
would like to point to the people Of Minnesota Of the
essential developed at the recent NAAC
national convention that applies particularly to the North
where segregation written into the law
II this whenever schools Fairgrounds swimming pools
public institutions erected the Negro community
located they will be
merely ghetto community TO the general
population OF the city
looking the above paragraphs would note
striking First mention that there written laws
communities and in the next breath
"A who live America however,
Community unfortunately
minority make such situation
possible
May note passing that OF the saddes moments Of the
Walter White Ralph Bunche
admit that Of the greatest stumbling blocks
process Negro leaders who at this
loudly within their
stop heradd
preme Court decision.
hoped that who like Minnesota where
will
public
further the pattern Rather
a responsibility leading
placed they definitely work
Deny A. Pres
dent Minnesota state Conference MACE
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-07-23

Editors Note" In the presentation made the ~ad~rS
Mayor. Csuncn Human Relaisas Minneapolis
Irhn Lsakue criird Information housing
discrimination rcfenr~
units hult by Psehc IFHA
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-07-23
Letters TO The Editor
COUPLE DISTURBED BY PARADE UNITS

wife myself Aquatennial
attended when
and others the Ne
constituency That the float the
children looked well
uniforms. Everything first class
ashamed Eks units because their
marching raggdy and Of all the girl maoretes
showed lack Of training how maorette should walk gracefully
and with poise.
lodge young dancing the
shaking themselves vulgar fashion
people appauded them laughing Ne
spectacle ashamed of
the performance.
Why that these organizations do in the
munty adequate unformng recruiting and
TRAINING Of their especially the girls who the
maretes These units less the best St Paul
Minneapolis marching units they
actually provide dsqueng rather than neat well drilled
practced musical marching units.
We disagree with letter they did
when editorial in the but
things like this
community standards will be kept up
the noticed number with mixed units
WAVES the where Stephen Maxwell drilling
Navy the full indignation the Air Forces and
e. the Fifth Army
aNegro really ceditable the Cato
Shrners which wife myself didn't
looked swell white and black trousers
We the the who dancing
than the Minneapolis instead
marching like the other will understand that
criticism Is constructive Negro womanhood to
shown off the best light public display and don't
last Saturdays Sincerely Mr. and Mrs
. St Paul. Minnesota Name withheld by request)
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-07-23

Leroy Jeffries Magazine advertising must
cocky reads the Willie
Mays the Minneapolis Mers press
Of and kept his eyes on
Mays as he the field
Leroys opinion then that Mays going long way He
johnson much Leroy himself played base
sempo Negro before he became an Urban
League member of the johnson Publ
cations staff
SENTINEL Columbus Ohio tabloid has just published
handsome 80 Fifth Anniversary edition Our to
his alert staff Is Tom Hast
ngs being groomed Minneapolis? Col HUI
Faunteroy fabulous BLACK Eagle has his passport
back The State Dept ordered his visa picked
arrived IT. He had been charged
being sales Guatemala The Y.
ordinance which forbds discrimination
federally owned oil insured housing in the Big City.
Editor" Writer reader of the New Haven
LEADER apparently devotee Of wrote the
paper
Il feel 1t my duty to the community and wife to set
everyone cutting incident
several times stated but stabbed twice the
side shoulder Since this is family matter
a family shall solve it fashion"
Miller "nshemans fisherman" OF Minneapolis is the
subject lengthy article with photors the News and
the pocket edited by William