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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-20
Brotherhood Week!

BROTHERHOOD BY ALL MEANSi-
BUT NOT OF A SLOPPY TOLERANCE AND A SLOPPY
BRoADMINDEDNESS, WHICH PERMITS THE
DEVIL TO GET BY WITH MURDER'!!i
PERFECT, DIVINE BROTHERHOOD is ALREADY
IN FULL TIME, ALLEMBRACINC, ExISTENCE!i!
THE WHOLLY HARMONIOUS AND SPIRITUAL
CREATION OF THE GOD OF CHRIST JESUS, WHO us
LOVE" AND INFINITE SPIRIT
DIVINE PRINCIPLE, AS PER GOD TO MRS. EDDY,
PRESENTS A PERFECT BROTHERHOOD TO
THE "PURE IN HEART, AND 1T S-A-T-U-R-A-T-E-S
ALL SPACE WITH HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFEiii
THE DIVINE EGO" OF EVERY MORTAL is
FOUND THEREINii-IS FOUND IN EVERY
HUMAN CONSCIOUSNESS ON THE RIGHT SIDE
OF DIVINE FACULTIES, VIA THE CHRIST
SPIRITUAL, SCIENTIFIC, MESSIANIC IDEA OF
DIVINE INTELLIGENCE AND P-O-W-E-Riii
JESUS SAID, AND DEMONSTRATED HIS SAYINCi
"THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN (AND CoD)
WITHIN YOU'"ili
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-20
alabama Registration
Drive For 5000, 900

Observation-Disclosures Ala
odma voters go to the polls Tor
me May 4th Democratic primary
. nominate. congressional candi-
ua'es' a governor and other I'M
por'ant state and county officials,
more Negro citizens may cast a
'O'e in the state than any time
''nce Reconstruction.
a register-to-vote campaign
NJ Now underway in Alabama under
"AACP auspices has drawn
uowds Of both races to registra-
uon places.
Inc campaign is part If a reg
non anal NAACP drive to get 3.000,~
by 1856.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-20
Detroit Cadet
on Honor Roll

ROCK CASTLE. Va.-Cadet
LIST Lieut.. Ross Taylor Of De-
Itroit was named to the Honor
Roll of St. Emma Military
Academy for his work in the
first semester.
He is the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Eddie Tylor OF 3l9 Med
bury. A senior student at the
famed Academy here. Cadet
Taylor in addition 20 receiv-
ing scholastic honors. was an
outstanding member Of the
Academy's football squad last
season.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-20
Alaska Delegate

ANcHoRAGE, Alaska. =
George c. Anderson, publisher
Of The Alaska Spotlight. the
territory's only Negro newspaper,
has been appointed a delegate
to represent the Territory OF
Alaska at the goth Annual Con-
ference on Labor Legislation IN
Washington. ID. C.. next month
by Governor B. Frank Heintzle-
man.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-20
Minister Charges:
POSED TAXI MERGER
BIASED MONOPOLY
Rev.MetcaIf
Protests to
City Fathers
Seeks Also to Speed
Jobless Tax Refunds

A request TO purchase
Radio Cab company by the
Checker Cab company was
holly protested Tuesday as a
possible monopoly grant to
an organization that openly
practices racial discrimina-
ton.
The protest was by the Rev.
c. M. Metcalf. pastor of Greater
ST. Peter AME Zion Church.
in form of a telegram 10 Mayor
Cobo. the Common Council and
the Detroit Corporation Coun-
sci.
With Detrot's public trans
portation system in the chaotic
condition that 1t is in now. that
our city heads would consider
al this time TO grant a virtual
transportation monopoly TO
company whose past record Of
refusal OF service 10 Is per cent
Of the city's population smells
Continued on page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-20
Republicans, Attention!
By ANDREW F. FRUEHAUF. c.s.

SPIRIT, GOD, AND HIS SPIRITUAL THOUGHTS
AND IDEAS, ARE S-U-B-S-T-A-N-C-E!-NOT MONEY,
NOR MATTER-THE MYTH!
GREEK IDEALISM BEFORE JESUS:
MATTER is A MENTAL PHENOMENON!!! AND
WE LIVE IN A WHOLLY MENTAL UNIVERSITY"
AN HONEST USE OF VAST SUMS OF MONEY, IN
WORKING OUT 1.-THE GREATEST GOOD FOR THE
GREATEST NUMBER, HAS GODS BLESSING
ESPECIALLY IF GUIDED BY DIVINELY
SCIENTIFIC, CHRISTLIKE, PRAYERS!!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-20
George Washington and Conscience

KEEP FOREVER ALIVE WITHIN THAT LITTLE
SPARK OF CELESTIAL FIRE-C-ON-S-C-I-E Ell
CONSCIENCE is GEORGE WASHINCTON'S
Gift TO US TODAY
CONSCIENCE!-THAT is THE DIVINE FINGER
POINTING AT THE DEVILS TRAITOROUS,
POLITICAL, RACKETEERING! FOR MORE THAN
TWENTY YEARS. INCLUDING FRANKLIN
ROOSEVELTS BANKING CRASH!-NOT HOOVER'S!
THE LAST TWO YEARS OF HOOVER WERE UNDER
DEMOCRATIC CONTROL OF CONGRESS!
AND HOW THE DEVIL WAS ALREADY
DETERMINED TO DESTROY AND SMEAR HOOVER
IN ORDER THAT COMMUNISM, THE DEVILS
JUDAISM, AND THE DEVILS ROMAN
CATHOLICISM, COULD HORN IN, ON THE
HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL PROTESTANTISM OF GODS
LEADING NATION!-THE U.S.A.-THE MESSIAH
TO ALL NATIONS AND PEOPLES!!!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-20
Leroy White Stands Mute;
Explains Purpose Of Order
Examination
Thursday on
Hook Count

Leroy G.. White, WJLB
disc Jockey. stood mute on
arrangement last Thursday
OH charge of obtaining mon
ey under false pretenses. but
he was very talkative later
about his Grand United Or
der of Pollywogs, Tadpoles
and Bullfrogs which had got
him in deep water"
Recorders Judge George
Murphy set examinations,
date Thursday upon the
charge arising from COM
plant of Fred Wright,
1884 Brush. last Monday.
Wright stated that he applied
at the Orders headquarters in
the Lawyers Building for a ian
TORS job. paid a SIS membership
fee and was told he would get
the job in three or four DAYS.
Two weeks later without a Job.
he complained at the Prosecutors
office.
Claim Cover-Up
The warrant against White
charged him with selling IS lodge
memberships as a cover-up for
free employment service nam
ing him as the Supreme Grand
Officer of the Order.
His permit to conduct a nee
employment agency was Cancelled
last Tuesday after the complaint
by Mrs. Stella Lezznar, state SUI
pervisor of private employment
bureaus.
White. in press release, stated
that the Order was formed over
two years ago as a fan club to
boost his radio progrm and po-
liticl campaigns.
Because of interest of listeners
and himself. an organizing COM
mittee soon drew-up a constItu-
ton to combat juvenile delin-
quency through fraternalism. and
musical appreciation and partici-
patton and to assist adult mem
bers with housing. jobs. training
and study. All assistance beng
free OF charge.
Pays No Individual
White added that the Order is
supported through funds obtained
from contributions, membership
fees and dues and does not fl
Continued on page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-20

clarcd Detroits 1854 champs"
with brand new arm bands TO
prove their position.
Tie ushers are without doubt
one OF the church's greatest Serv-
ice groups and have never been
so honored
All Can Enter
Every minister in DetroIt---re-
gardless of denominations ex-
pected to enter his usherS and
stand behind them 100 per cent.
They are the one church group
which serves So weeks every
year. plus duty at other churches,
funerals weddings and special
church affairs.
On page two of this issue ap-
pear the official entries.
This is the third in a series of
promotions conducted by the
Tribune this year as public
service. Currently being spon-
sored is a license contest 10 en-
courage the early purchase Of
1854 license plates.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-20

The Reapportionment Plan in plain language is that
system devised to set up boundaries and districts to
give greater populated representation in the
various branches of government; and in all such sys
tens there is the good and the bad.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-20

Editors NofeThis the last in series Of four articles the
Plan approved a. 1883 by the Wayne
Board Of Tribunss Director of Promotions
Ro Vest pinch hitting for State Representative Edgar Cur
who scheduled o write this srficle.)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-20
Local Firms Focused
in Motion Pictures

Moving pctures of Negro businesses shown twice
tho same evening Institute Of Arts Hall climax
the Booker Washington Association and Housewives
Leagues annual Trade Week Campaign
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-20
Ushers' Contest
EntryDork-Horse

Baptist Church 543i Russell ST, entered their
ushers in CONTEST bringing
total to four.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-20

be sponsored by the Organizing
Committee Of the League Sum
day. Feb. %. from 5 to 7 r.m.
at the home Of Mrs Geo. gia
Price, l445 w. Chicago Blvd.
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HELP-MEN tcont. !

BOOKKEEPER, full charge, must
have automotive or finance co. eX-
perience; $65 per wk. to start. This
is permanent position with we'll
established company and offers un.
person. Call Mrs. Michaelson after
o.m.. Ii. 3-Ss00. AUTO WHOLE
BooKKRrpEEs ASSISTANT AND
TYPIST, white: must be graduate OF
1853 OF. 1854 class Of nearby senior
high school and not smoke: LARGE
handling no merchandise. Hours,
$3.50 to B; half day Sat. Phone ma
BRICKLAYERs, carpenters. jobbers or
contractors, cash jobs, full or part
time: Phone MR.. ~B. LINCOLN; y
BRICKLAYERS, white. non-union.
Only good mechanics need apply.
BUILDING SUPPLY. SALESMAN to
sell millwork. hardware, ETC., in
Metropolitan area. Must be expert.
car necessary. Excel. commission
ROSS Co. 9Th and v sts. ne.
suILDozER OPERATORS = Front
end loader operators. pan operators
Cau Fulton S-7S01. lis
BULLDOZER OPERATOR-Experi-
enced. fine. Grade man with car. No
others need apply. JU. 6-4SS6. lis
BUTCHER, part time, in nearby For
estville. Nd. Apply in person. S413
Marlboro pike. lis
BUTCHER for high grade market.
must be neat, courteous and able
SS RSne MbSs ttSs5 Glass S, srad eao A
st. NV. 19'
CAB DRIVERS-Men to drive
Diamond Cabs. We assist you in
obtaining ]. .. card. Ii. 3-5102,
See MR.. FEINBERG. 30
CAB DRIVERS for radio cabs, no
test necessary for license. Call JU.
CANyASSER. experienced. neat APP
pearance. for special advertisinG
work with large manufacturing
f fP1s st. . so'sif RS t. a ss APply
CARPENTER tWiANTED for remodel
ing work. Salary. $2.25 per hour for
right man. Call between 10 and IL
cHRP nSSniRs ~ fer 7SaS position Ia
with small building and remodeltng
or Bethesda area; age 1920, high
school education II your carpentry
exper. is, limited, but you possess an
appreciation for fine work and are
willing and capable to learn our
methods of craftsmanship, there's
an opportunity to earn between
$500 and IS. 900 per year. Oppor-
tunity in future to buy into COM
pany. Our work week is 45 to 80
hrs. You win have occasion to work
in all related building trades. Call
OIL 4-6808, MR.. CLAYTON WALK.
cA Ar go LIST. class men. iS Ap-
ply j. B. TIFFEY JOB, End and
Taylor st. ne.
CARPENTERS, exp, capable. con-
scientious production men, for new
residential work in Metropolitan
Wash. HE. 4-3759.
CARPENTERS, for residential work,
frame and trim. JU. $4,000.
Apply 64O7 East Albert I'd, Ban
nockburn, Md. 10
CARPENTERS-Must be exper. trim
men. No others need apply. Call
MR.. WHITMAN, RE. 6-8107. SUM-:
tn. 2-6116, Mon. -19
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GET OUT OF DEBT
AUCTION SALES

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
I WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AIJc.
: TI9N AZ At 1870 1890 A. AN -, MONDAY.
ERTY YARD ' 81 TIE Chi cHfEP PF sS4 s
METRoPoLITAN PonicE pEpAR aTs
MENT, D, C., LOCkTED At SfxTH
AND O STREETS n ~ ErPT
LOST. STOLEN Ann anANn 5So1Nn siS
PROPERTY CONsfSTrNei nF EI 7TL
FIVE 1881 MOTOR vEEiC1i ! ne !
WHICH HAVE NOT REEN n. AIMES1,
WITHIN THE TIME REorffPEn Az
THE b. G. CODE. TERMs 66FF
MOTOR VEHICLE. SERIAL. EN-
CINE; 1941 Chrysler 4-dr. sedan.
9EA041I256. 5O95220: 1911 BuicE
4-dr. sedan, l415I249, A4337607:
1911 Cadillac 4-dr. sedan, s352I75:
sfh65S:leE sf eue eS SSap Ed 7o seSss
GhFVGl0R II GAAan
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MAN CHEVROLET olO II 81. ne;
AUTO MECHANICS CO = Lincoln
sxper pref Eo6 6gt net eces
salary, paid vacations, insurance
benefits. See Mr.. WentZ, GRADY
MOTORS, INC. 1909 Wis. aye
AUTO MECHANICS, 1st class. Ford
experience desired. $3.50 with top
surance and other benefits. See Mr..
Minson. PARKWAY MOTOR CO..
INC. 3040 M st. NV. lis
AUTO MECHANIC, experienced, with
own tools, inside work; good start
ing salary. Apply S31 9th st. NV.
AUTO MECHANIC, thoroughly exper.
ton plan in Wash. area. II inter.
ANAcosTIA MOTOR CO. (C6rysler-
Plymouth, 170s Good Hope I'd. Sc.
AUTO PARTS MAN. GIN experience
F Fsfsrrf Sich ABPl Mr. oG G5ss hGs
1900 Baltimore blvd. Hyattsville.
AUTO WHi PARTS WHOLESALER and
machine shop needs salesman with
some exper.:: good draw. protected
JerTlEOry, excel. opportunity, hl re-
plies confidential. Box 343-V, star.
AUTO statesmen washingion's
largest used-car dealer needs 2
exper automobile statesmen. Good
salary plus an entirely new COM
mission setup. Excel. working con-
AUTO WHOLESALERS. INC. 1871
Bladrasburg I'd. ne. In
AUTO SALESMAN WANTED-Aggres
sive men who are willing to work;
good compensation, car furnished,
leads furnished. top car of the year
to sell: suburban community. Err
WIN FORD CO. Call Ralph Suther-
land, JE. 4-2S63. lis
AUTO SALESMAN to sell the new
Bucks with one of the areas fast
est growing dealerships. See Mr..
Page in person, Mon No phone
Arlington blvd. Falls Church, Va.
AUTOMOBILE Statesmen
WE OFFER A TOP PROPOSITION
FOR TOP MEN. IF YOU FEEL You
ARE ONE OF THE TOP MEN IN
THE CITY AND ARE CONTEM-
PLATING A CHANGE. WE WOULD
LIKE TO TALK WITH YOU. SEE
Ma hzR IANF PAF AT MOTOR CO. INC.
1870 Connecticut Ave.
''Washington's Oldest Chevrolet dealer"
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AUTO SHOP FOREMAN-opportu.
NIFTY for thoroughly exper. shop fore
man. familiar with analyzing, bill
ing and routing work. Excel. salary
to start. State age, exper.. etc
Michaelson. AUTO WHOLESALERS
INC. 1871 Bladensburs I'd. ne.
AUTOMOBILES WRECK TRUCK
DRIvER-We have an opening foi
an experienced man to drive our
Holmes wrecker: 5la-day week, good
pay pleasant working conditions
See Mr.. Head. STOHLMAN CHEW.
ROLET, 33rd and NJ SITS. NV. AID.
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When ansigertnp advertisements
addressed to STAY bo1es do NOT
tnclose original references photo
graphs or other materials OF per-
soitGl value. Copies seTpe the puf.
pose Originals may get lost.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

j WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
oeots contracted by any one other
1han myself. c. P. HALSTEAD, MD,
14lS M st. n.w..~ Wash. 5, ID. c. i9S
] WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts contracted for BY any one
other than myself. THOMAS FARAH
d4 chesapeake st. s.w., Apt. 4,
washington "a. D. C. 19s
SIX WEEKS leisurly tour of Western
states Capitals and points of in
terest. See ad under motor travel
To-Day and phone DICK JAMES, ME.
GET OUT OF DEBT
Let Budget Plan get you out OF deb,
Mitn payments you can afford re-
CARELESS of how many you owe,
NO security or indorsers. Not 4
loan company--one place to pay
THE BUDGET PLAN
14O6 q ST. NV, ROOM 61s
MA, S-17b9
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BARBERS

Wanting license in Florida. Next
exam. Aug. 4th. Contact Fla. Barber
college, jacksonville, Fla.
BILLING MACHINE OPERATION
Salary, $3.50 per mo-: 40-hr., 5-day
week: atr-cond; once state ex-
race, age. address and phone no.
Box 28-S, Star.
BOOKKEEPER, male, full charge,
for automotive and finance business:
must have complete knowledge Of
books Of original entry, general
ledger. subsidiary ledger: salary
j. BOBYS. CpA, 1891 q st. NV.
BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST, genl. book
keeping and ONCE work; typlne es.
sential. Give age. education. .exper..
SALARY desired. Box 37-S. Star
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COLLECTION MAN

Must be reliable and Thoroughly ex-
perienced for telephone collection
work. LONGS CLOTHING CO.. 731
9TH ST. NV. 20
CONSTRUCTION TAKEOFF MAN
for general contractors Office, pre-
ferably With professional quantity
survey experience for concrete, car
pentry trade; recent engineering OF
architectural graduate considered.
Write. 40 not phone, AJAX CON-
STRUCTION CO. 1907 10Th st
NV Salary open. --1Q
COOK WANTED. Apply in person
119 Independence ave. Sc. IL. &
COUNTER AND SANDWICH MAN,
exper; no Sundays, no nightwork
Apply in person Star Restaurant,
COARSE PAPER PRODUCTS MEN-
Openings in sales office. warehouse
and deliveries depts.; expanding
State exper. and earnings. Boz
DENTAL IAaBsoRAToRY TECHNIClAN
for all-round lab. work; ideal
working conditions Call OIL. $4,000
CRAFTSMAN. FIRST class. exper., de-
failing industrial process pine work.
P. o. Box 1875. Wilmington, Del.
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10th. 18th. r and @ sts. NV.

CHEF white, for popular priced
downtown restaurant. State expert
ence and local references. Boz 452.
CHEF. fully exper. on pizza and
Italian food. to take complete charge
of kitchen in new. modern, air-:cond.
restaurant-cocktail lounge and bar.
Excl riat sasTy N fSW SE sGPssfs!qp
Clerk G M FoR C}G RKe CotNT lRs'S ex-
perienced preferred; excel salary
and working conds.: ref. EMPIRE
PHARMACY. 1888 Conn. ave. NV.
CLERK for supermarket, experienced
in produce; ref. Apply in person,
1884 Suitland I'd. Sc. No phone calls.
CLERK. S275 a month: must be good
typist, large old established CORPORA
ton. Good chance for advancement
and race. Box 12S-V, Star, lis
CLERKS, white. war veterans OF
Washington area, to become student
investigators, working mostly. with
ss snd P peDostnr in oc ee Gr ear t
half day sat. Start S2.S0N yearly.
Phone Ma 5000
tabliShed insurance debit, near Alex,
leads furnished. Experience not nee
essary. We have Is weeks training
s-Ss1a. ESuTT ABLE LIFE 1NsuR-
ANCE CO., Mr.. Hobbs.
COLLECTOR SALESMAN, with car.
for estab. Sat. weekly collection
route. Good salary plus excel
comm. on sales paid weekly. Won
derful opport. to supplement your
weekly earning ALLSTATE HOME
EQUIP. CO., 1919 Kalorama I'd. NV.
on -
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NATIONAL
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE

"Washington's Largest Agency
PARTIAL LISTING
MEN
SALES
Sales repr. (hberglaSS co.,, $500 mo.
Sales trainees Qge. natl food COZ,
@ CO., tdeS i se5 pius S comma 1rr
Counter clerk trainee ttile-lumber
janitorial supplies ltno expert.
oFP1cE-pRo5PPGE s SIC AL Aii0W.
Controller (med. size industrial
Promotion publicity management
ITypist-timekeeper, inventory : EXP;
Bldg SGxer saps. med.-slzed once bag
Personnel asst. (exp. interviewing
radar and electronic mem $4,000
Res. mgr. Capt. house,. NV.
Rental mgr. tleasing exp; ; -e f. bldg; )
Makeup editor LAYOUT, pasteup, etc.J
Teacher (auto. mech. instr.), exp.
plus coll. grad. - $3, 500
Bookkeeper location NYC) 1925
@sr e ssl st. CO..
Steno. Ito country club mgr.),
Sal. plus rm. and board
Hotel desk clerk (exp.) $65
Accounting clerk (n.e.)------to $50
Receiving clerk (exp) $55-$60
Typfst (acctg. dept) sos
Mail room clerk (sone typing). young,
Addressograph oper. te days. - $50
MISCELLANEOUS
Mgmt. trainee (lge.. food chainy ware
house Or troduce bkgrd. helpful,
detrimental sass msshinist or instFu@ sSs
Painters texp. nec.), real estate CO.,
Guard tunder so yrs. old, $40
Trainee for boiler production (know
some electricity $50
Bacteriologist tresearch} $4,000
Medical technician (animals), CBC,
etc. - So, 800
ENGINEERING
Liaison engineer (aircraft design exp
nee. plus engrg. deg.) to $16. 900
ST. sr s instrument sf rating tR Nee,
so hrs. Jet time. 1000 hrs. land and
seaplane exp.-heavy flying boats
sgl. or multi-enginel : to $4,000
Publications supervisor % yrs. armed
services tech manual writing !. sx g16
Project civil engrs. tBcE). highwsys
and bridge design $4,000
Nuclear physicists (reactor design
ORDINANCES fre-control engrs.. 900
Flight ensrs. "a and = lic; neg ca };
civll engineers tBcG, SishTsys
sanitary engr. tBcEp, design S. IS 200 90
Land planning engr. (BCE). residen-
Personnel asst. Industrial commune
cations personnel exp0 $4,000
Construction superintendent Ito 80
Tech. writers (electronic airborne
eduipment), manuals SIS. 900
Electronic- instrumentation design
engrs. (deg. not nec) So, 600
Surveyor -computers. exp. land topo.)
BEGINNER craftsmen Chs. grads. with
mech. drawing) $40-S go
Construction craftsmen $40
Electronic layout craftsmen $40
Decentralization froads, highway},
NO FEE
Many Jobs open in other areas for
experienced electronic and radar
engineers, with at least one degree,
research. development and design,
l110S. 18th St. NV. EX. 3-7970
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HELP WANTED--AeENclEs
ET,ECTRONTrS

A variety Of top openings in all fields
Of design and development. A
national manufacturing organization.
NO EMPLOYMENT FEE.
SYSTEMS EMULATION
Qualified by exper. to function rs
consultant with national flrm in
programming application OF work
measurement problems In account
ing and commercial field to cleo
tronic computers. To Sl1 900.
CRAFTSMEN
Tracer or detailer. land work. To
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HELP--MEN

ACCOUNTANT, jr., for public account
ing office. Apply RIM. 201, Ills 18TH
st. NV. -2O
jr.. for established
local CPA Arm. Reply. Box 227-V.
star, stating educational background,
salary and experience. -lS
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ASSISTANT
Automotive Help Wanted

Washington's largest Chevrolet dealer
experienced Service salesman. Must
be able to estimate body repairs and
diagnose mechanical trouble.
Also positions are available for f1rst-
class mechanics who have had pre-
vious Chevrolet experience. See Mr.
Presgraye; service manager. OuRlS'
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BAKER

progressive. multiple unit
bakery supplying company retail
outlets requires man, 80 to 10
years, with at least 3 years expert
ence in large volume production.
Opportunity to advance to super
visor. Many worthwhile benefits.
including sick leave, vacation, low
cost insurance and hospitaltzat ton
plan. 5-day, 40-hour week. Write
for interview, stating fully past ex-
perience. to Post once. Box 34QS.
Columbia Heights Station. WASH
tngton d. c.
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HELP-MEN

Observation-Disclosures lob,
top salary; adults in family. In
town aforementioned house, live
in or out. Must have recent refer
ence. DE. 2-4242. lis
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ATTENTION, WOMEN!

WAN AN 1lNNf JI0G
COME IN AND TALK IT OVER
EXPERIENCED OR BEGINNERS
5-DAY, IS TO 40 HR. WEEK
Will Save You Time and Money
VARITYPISTS, bulletin sec
CORRESPOND. TYPS. for Pres. $50
SECYS., no legal nee. $50
SECYS., 1-girl ONCE ------ $6Q-S6E
SECYS., many ---------$ 60-70
SECYS., embassy .--------- S55
SECYS., gov, travel ------ S65
SECYS.. pub. relations --- S65
EDITING. no typing $3.50
PROOF READERS, college Eng, $3.50
RECEP. -TYPS., Va, S24O
KEYpUNCH OPRS., to 30 yrs. good
PIX. RECPTS., no typ. $50
PIX. RECEIPT. -TYPS.. 80 yrs,
$50 up
F. c. BOOKKEEPERS $40
SECY. -TYPS., college :. $500 plus
SECYS., rusty shorthand S50-S65
COMPT. OPRS., division S6O-&,tS5
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