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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-09-24
ZION BAPTIST CHURCH

To the many friends, we're hap
by to be safely home again. Had a
wonderful trip and lovely time
at the National Baptist Conven-
ton In 81. Louis. My appreciation
Is extended TO Mrs. Sallie Will
liams. who so wonderfully pinch
hit in sending in the church news
last week for me.
Sunday, September 10, was
Mems day at Zion. The program
that they were responsible for the
entire day was splendid. Theme,
Christ the Hope Of Man" Guest
speaker for the morning service
was Rev. Kneely Williams, min
ister Of Welcome Chapel. st. Paul.
The speaker gave wonderful high
lights on the scripture taken
from John 6:66-67, Rev. IL. His
explanation OF text was TO whom
shall we go.
Visitors were: Paul Baker. Mon
roe City, Mo; Mrs. williams.
wife OF guest speaker: Marian
York, w. J. Jones Sr.. Leroy Cum
bingham. Henson Cryprus and
Thomas Whitney. all OF ST. Paul;
Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Carr, Fred Lee
Mrs. Leana Thompson. all Of Min
neapolis.
Our guest speaker for the eve
ming was Harvey Hopkins, St
Pauls Mount Olivet Baptist
church. His subject was, Christ
the Hope OF the World" scripture,
lisa. l:i3. A wonderful illustration
was given by the speaker.
Visitors for the evening were
Mr.. Y. Cassell. James billiard. both
Of ST. Paul, Fred Ewing was guest
soloist for the men. Rev w. E.
Wadlington. pastor OF Herman
Baptist church. Chicago. was also
visitor. He brought greetings
Closing remarks were made by
the pastor. Rev. II. w. Bolts. Will
liam Warder was chairman Of the
program.
We were informed that Mrs.
Anna Cannon was taken TO Gener-
nj hospital with pneumonia and as
soon az her condition allows. will
be transferred TO Fairvtew hos
pital. II Is reported that Mrs
Birdie King Mrs. Nellie Carter.
Mrs, Della Ross and Mrs. Ethel
Primm are shut-ins at home. Mr.
Felix Braxton is still confined TO
Veterans hospital Mr.. Cecil
Taylor Sr., is In General hospital.
My father. Jacob Walker OF Tav-
Tor. Ark, Is slightly improved. He
and mother send best wishes 10
the many friends and members Of
Zion church.
Rev Bolts and congregation ex-
tend sympathy 10 the family OF
Mrs Thelma Mcintosh who lost
an uncle
Let not your hearts be troubled
said Jesus. neither let is be a
fraid
Mrs. r Henderson. reporter
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Infoni Son OF
Quentin Stones Dies

Funeral services for Quentin II
stone. Jr,. infant son Of Mr. and
Mrs. Quentin u, stone sr., SOL
Carroll Az. who auccumbed on
September ~ were held a, the
Brooks funeral home on Tuesday,
September n nj y a. m, with
Rev. John wirth 81 81, Peter
Claver Catholic church officiating.
The infant u survived by his
parents. Mr., and Mrs. Quentin r.
Stons and numerous other rcla-
tlVcs Brooks Funeral Home was
In charge of the service, Burial
was In Calvary cemetery.
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coFFEE HOUR HElp
~ BEHAlF or SENAIOR
HUBERT N. HUMPHREY

A group Of ladies representing
Minnesota Women for Hum
phrey' held a coffee hour on Tues
day. September n from J to 5 p.
M. at the home OF Mrs. Ollye
Gum. Ts3 Igiehart Az.
Mr. Wilfred c. Leland, Jr.. OF
Minneapolis was the guest speak
cr Mrs Humphrey was also a
guest and gave a few remarks
There were about thirty guests
present. Coffee was served with
the Humphrey coffee cake
Sponsors were the Mines o.
Gum. John Few. q c, DriEZle
Eva Neal O. c, Hall and Earl
Brent
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-09-24
oMAHAIANS SPEND
WEEK END IN MINNEAPOLIS

Mr.. and Mrs. ~ 4. ryradlcy Of
Omaha. Nebrn made a surprise
visit To the home Of their niece
Mrs, v. J, TnsIry. 1924 Portland
Az. on Thursday. September .,
and spent an enjoyable week end.
Mr.. David NJ Jackson Of 1877
Dupont Az. N. cousin Of both
Mrs. Bradley and Mrs, Tinsley.
who In IN at Veterans Hospital, oh
tanned a week end pass 70 come
home and visit with the out-of-
town relatives.
In honor OF the Bradleys, Mrs
Jackson entertained at dinner on
Saturday. September II, following
dinner the evening was ciimaSed
when Mr.. Bradley showed a
traveloguc OF movie flashes Of
Los Angeles. Seattle, Chicago, De-
truit and many other places they
had visited during the past year
lie also entertained with movie
flashes of the Centennial Parade
recently held In Omaha, making
the Jacksons and Mrs, Tinsley
home with shots or old
friends and familiar places in Oma-
ha Entertainment for the evening
was terminated with a showing Of
the movie, Distant Drums" star.
ing Alan f.add
Concluding a shopping spree"
through downtown Minneapolis.
Mrs. TnSlcy treated her aunt %
luncheon In Donaldsou's Garden
Room.
The Bradleys left on Sunday for
their home.
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Bopfist Missionary
proarurn Sunday

Vision Of the World Made
New" will be the theme Of the
Mission program 10 be presented
BY the Senior Missionary Society
Of Bethesda Baptist church or
Sunday evening. September 20, at
30 ., m. At the church.
Mrs. Lydia Brown, past presi-
dent 81 the Minnesota-South Da-
kota Association viii be the
guest speaker. other delegates will
bring reports from the National
Baptist convention recently held
In st Louis
The public IL invited
Mrs. lone Brown Is president ~
the society and Mrs Settie Jack.
son Is chairman Of Home Missions
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Rev. Ellis O. Harvls
caIied by Montanu
Buptlsf ConaYouution

Rev, Ellis q, Harris. Of I018
Clinton Az. Minneapolis has been
called 10 the passionate OF Emanuel
Baptist church, Great Falls.
Mont, Rev. Harris win take up
his duties after January I. 1865,
Until the first Of the year he
viii remain In Minneapolis. and
will go 10 Great Falls twice mon
THY,
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Twin City
Church NeWs
FIRST COMMUNION CHURCH

FIRST COMMUNION CHURCH
The scripture for this mornings
worship, Sunday, September 10.
was from ST. Matt. 22:l-14. The
subject was, The Wedding Gar
ment,"
Mr.. Carl Olson furnished a fine
musical program. the selections
were, Bringing In the Sheaves''
and This Is My Fathers World"
The theme of this mornings
Sunday School lesson was. How
DRY verse was, Grow in the know
We Grow Like Jesus" Our men,
ledge og Jesus" 2 Peter 3:1S.
Turn disaster into a life OF use
fulness. you'll win no matter what
happens. God always gives US as
surance that we can do all things
through Christ who strengthens
us.
We welcome you always at First
Communion church.
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Services Hsld Fow
Ellsworth Graham

Services Tor Ellsworth Graham.
%. Of TOO Lyndaie Az ~, who
died September II. In Minneapolis
General hospital. were held at 2
p. M. Tuesday. September n at
the Woodland Funeral Chapel Rev
n, c, Bolts sr,. ofhciatod
Mr., Graham. u native OF Ken
lucky had lived In Minneapolis
for 20 years. Surviving IL his
Htepfathor, Dan IIunniRan Of Min.
ncapolis. and other relatives
Burial was In Crystal Lake
Cemetery, Woodland Funeral Home
was In charge Of arrangements.
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CARD OF THANKS

The family Of the late Mrs. Leila
Lewis wishes TO thank the Rev.
II. II. Hunter. pastor Of Mount
Olivet Baptist church, Brooks
Funeral Home and their many
friends for their kindness and
sympathy at the death OF their
loved one.
Judge Jarrett, st. Paul
Mr. and Mrs. l. ". Johnson
OF Jamaica, l.. l., New York.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish TO extend our sincere
thanks and appreciation to Mrs.
Carrie Neal and her associates for
their understanding and efficient
service rendered at the death Of
our husband and uncle, the late D.
e. Allen.
Mrs. Lucy Allen, wife.
Mrs. Resale Peoples. niece
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-09-24

No. 12s. IBPoE Of w. Burial was
In Oakland Cemetery. Brooks
Funeral Home was in charge OF
the service.
Evening star., 1954-10-22
s I)'955

In all the World only LAKEWOOD has it In all
WASHINGTON only Lonsbureh's has it! The
marvellous stockings that fit your legs like second
skin! Stocking x has unique stretchobiIity. max
ing it follow every curve Of your legs. just like leg
makeup. Stocking X has dull "mokeup" look
that is permanent because it's the first stocking in
the world made of ChodoIon processed nyIon.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Floor
Evening star., 1954-11-07
Classified Ads
RELpMEA

DRIVER. white, for linen route; under
35: steady job. good pay, vacation.
insurance benefits, unifofm fur
nished. Apply DISTRICT LINEN
SERVICE CO.. Sc 7, st. s.e. -
position, excellent oppor BEACON
ELECTRIC SUPPLY, S05l 18th ST.,
Silver Spring, Nd -S
DRUG CLERk-Excellent position for
fully experienced man; top salary.
Boz 45I-H. Star. =
DRUG WAREHOUSEMAN. young, ex-
per. in check. in. distrb. merchan.
disc; good oppor. Box 253-H. Star
EDITOR, with engineering degree. for
national trade magazine. Washing
ton, D. c. Box 2S6-A, Star.
ELECTRICIAN. capable Of taking full
charge; $3.50 to start. Call SO.
5-6334 after 6 pm. -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and appli-
anee installation work; car fur
nished must have d. c. card,
DOWD'S ELECTRIC, 441S Conn. ave
ELECTRICIAN AND HELPER for
Maryland and D. c. Call Mr..
LAWRENCE. JU. f-9211.
ELECTRICIANS and electrician help
ers New and old work: best work.
ing conditions. Steady work for the
right man. OIL. 2-7750, weekdays
Evening star., 1954-11-07
BANK TELLER
Bindery Superintendent

Bindery Superintendent
in Baltimore. Md. Must have thor
ough knowledge of folding. cutting
and stitching machines, plus the
know-how. for miscellaneous finish
ing operations: Must be able to as
sumo responsibility. Attractive sal
age, salary desired. background and
other particulars to Box 45S-E, Star.
-S
BODY MAN, first class only, plenty
Of work, percentage basis. Call ia.
2-4lQ0 ask for RAY. -
BO0KKEEPER--We have q perma-
nent position in our accounting de-
bookkeeping experience. There is q
good opportunity for advancement.
Vacation with pay. Free insurance.
Profit sharing and other company
benefits Reply in own handwriting
stating sSnartsnoa all . Gnaliacations, previous
etc Boz 343 Leesburg. Va. 10
BOOKKEEPER, full charge. for build
ers' office in Arlington: must be eX-
perienced in construction. record
keeping. For right man. good
future Is assured; references re-
egired REPLIES confidential. Box
BRICKLAYERs. white only; steady
work; top pay for top workmanship.
Report with tools. ready to work.
At Fair Chester Subdivision, Routes
22S ;.s I'll and and 50; goo yards Psst
BRICKLAYERs. non-union; 1st-class
mechanics. only. Apply 11th and
BRfcRIagERs GhiHI ri F. WASTEP EiSsS Parfs top-sht
men only; Call BRILL g. PECK Co,
BgfFiFERsi AN xND RoLIsHERs, with Job
hon experience. Apply in person at
ART METAL FINISHING CO.. IL
BUTCHER. p e; experienced, for Koshe,
super market. Apply in person. 6235
Buffer 61HEEis COOK sSe IVA KnnviTALEr-cHAUFFEnR,
man only: BY prominent bachelor
enced. especially when entertain
ing. and have worked only In the
best homes. Living quarters fur
nished If desired. Do not apply
unless you are the best and most
experienced in this type Of work.
Box 63sH; Star. =
for home dressed poultry; full or
part time LO. 5-436l.
CAR WASHER. colored. must be exper.
and handy around service station.
CONNORS. INC. 272l Naylor I'd. SIC.
CARPENTER-This is a lob you
have been waiting for; need man
with ability to secure permits, do
home-improyement Jobs from start
to finish; excel. salary, steady Job.
Only sober, hard worker need apply
for this excel. opportunity; 5403
Ga. ave. NV. am. 7
CARPENTER, white exper In re-
modelling and repairs; non -drinker;
steady worker; car nee. Phone 7:30
g-1024 -
CARPENTERS WANTED, ready for
work Mon. morning, 9th and Pea
body sts. NV. T
CARPENTERS. WANTED, experienced
men only need apply for big prof.
ect, steady work for good men.
Drive out Georgia ave. to Forest
Glen rd.. turn right on Forest Glen
I'd. to Tenbrook DIR. to Whitehall
e
Evening star., 1954-11-07

experienced in all
phases of design; permanent posi-
tion in local office. Replies conf
Dental. Write Box 103-H. Star.
to art director tc
do layouts. cartoon spots, mechani-
Gals and minor retouch work. Must
be able and willing to do clean
paste-ups for Offset. 500 to $50 per
week, depending on experience and
ability. Write, giving resume OF ex-
perience for interview. Box 110-H
Star -
Evening star., 1954-11-07
PERSONAL
ATTENTION

National concern is interested IN
building UP a mailing list Of SINGLE
employed girls or brides-to-be. We
are prepared to pay you for the
names. and addresses of yourself or
your friends who will be given free
vertising campaign. Please mail
all names and addresses to Box 4S0-
Il. Star or telephone Ia. 9-S2S2 or
JU. 9-0334 for further particulars.
Evening star., 1954-11-07
HELp-MEN Cont. !,

MECHANICS ltrucks)
GMC truck dealer; openings day and
night shift. See Mr.. O'Brien. CEN
TRIAL MOTOR CO.. 1901 orinocc
Afro iS:i HisHii MIcIiaNIcs iai ~, general Re,
pair experience; 5iI-5O shop; must
have own tools. See Mr.. Sorensen.
GARRY'S SERVICE INC. l24l N
Glebe rd,. Arlington. Va. ia. -.
AUTO PAINTER-only exper.. sober,
reliable men need apply. 5ha-day
wk.: excel. working cond,, salary,
other benefits. Apply in person,
MR. JOHNSON, CALVERT MOTORS,
INC. 1l4I East-West hwy, Silver
Spring, Md, JU. .9-l434.
AU1 0MOTikE PARTS man-countel
man ioaber experience helpful but
TR1sTsTE rs sSss4a' auTo HRosqa pARTg' IN
AtUTroMoTrvE PARTS. stock clerk,
young man. for opening in our stock
room, opportunity for advancement,
With good salary. and working con
LER-DUDLEY CO., INC. Tie I4th
AfTi;TooMMoB1LE PAINTERS HELPERS
q. z FnIenty. FndIeen Z. q work. Call JA. 274loo'
AUTO PARTS statesmen t2,. with
experience; especially in paints and
allied lines; increased sales volume
compels additions to our sales force
Not interested in drifters or fly-by-
nghters. Contact Mr.. Ballantyne,
HARE BROS. AUTO !. PARTS &
MACHINE SHOP. 3210 Rhode Island
ave-, Mt. Rainier. Md. -
AUTO SALESMAN. used-car lot. tor
ewes: preferably Govt. worker.
Apply JACK PRY. used-car lot.
tdth and Penre. ave. sc
AUTO SALESMAN, experienced. Well
man. man State STATE age. s' etc. % Good pr proposi- POSI-
tion. Box 330-H. Star.
Evening star., 1954-11-07
HELP WANTEp-AeENclEs

RUPHER'S< EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
sKPRs. AND AcC0uNTANTs@-Wvs,
1920 N Y. ave NV, RE. 7-5767
SALARyED t'OSi1lONS ameni Sb. .tlUt
to S35 600 II you want position
In any area other than Washington
D C. our letter campaign service
VIII be of interest to you Our ey.
;sellent reputation among employer!
r. aas ysal, Ssen deysloIed syeaoI1 over period q
parssieulasfnss snsn'f s%S'efsffx % sfxnY ask me- T.
~ brisbane Bldg Buffalo 3 n 7
ACTUAL JOBS OPEN in U. S.. s. Am.
Europe. To $4,000. Travel paid
Write only Employment Infor. Cen.
ter. RIM. 724, 3fti Stuart st. Bos-
REAL ESTATE sTENoG., 5 DAYS
wonderful future, good salary. Ses
GRACE DUNN, 1911 G st. NV
BoOKKEEPERs, accountants, beg
Ia!5 BETTY ,saJr KN1GHT, 1911 6 St. NV
NURSE, fast typist, $3.50 GRACE
DUNN. 1871 g st. NV. RE. 7-282s
JUNIOR STENOG.. S65.S70 wk
Bookkeeper to $40 wk. with tipping
fsys5s' bUsaI 1a1i openings e :, See eRAef sAs
fv-RA6io fsSii sEcY.. $4,000. Inter.
ested in writing: wonderful future
Under 80. BoYD's. cor. @ ant
BooRksEpEK. a5R Ell SRsofS1. fSll charge $4,000
Immed. BETTY KNIGHT 1911 6
st. NV tST. 3-3664l.
Al TYPIST, $500 MOS interestin,
work. See DOT REED. 1911 q st
prSrp M SAp,sI IA; s-Sossii -. ,,.,
AhS1psf'sg - sy5s 30 " sSi' sSs PS RsRll'
sTENOGRAPhERs, juniors, $3.oot
up, All kinds openings. Away.
welcome at BOYD'S, cor. g anC
18th NV: (ST. $4,000. (Est. Al
yrs Thousands placed in thu
BETTER positions.
SECY, married pref; $50 wk. up
college. O.. inter. work. many bene,
corner 18th and G Sts.
SrENO., 4 mos. temp, $40 wk. Other.
IL mos: Always good positions: est
40 yrs. Welcome to BOYD'S, cornel
18th and G NV, ST. 3-3666.
PRIVATE SECY., Protestant, free t,
relocate, $500 up; pref. coll. trained
Fascinating Wk. Miss Grant, BOIDs
cor. 18th and G NV, ST. 3-3bo6
RS
CASHIER with brokerage exper.; in
ter. Work: S65-$70 wk. Miss Evan
at BOYD,s. corner G and 18th
TYTIST, some shorthand: $40 wk
DOT REED, 1911 @ st. NV, Ma
S-60SS. 3
STENO., knowledge bookkeeping; S7I
wk. Secy. with editorial exper., $500
mo: Always good openings. See MISS
YOUNG, 1871 6 st. NV. ST. 1864
SPANISH-ENGLISH STENO., $3.50
excel. oppor See GRACE DUNN
1911 G st. NV, RE. 7-2S2S.
lum); 1-girl office; at once. Mis-
Grant, at BOYD'S, cor. G and 18th
lNA. S-234m.
Evening star., 1954-11-07
HELP-MEh

CLERK. temporarily employed with
major company. talking phone
partment. Salary S:.2S per month
4l-hour week. time and half over
40 hours. Phone between 10 and
IL and 2 and pm, IA. 9-S500
and ask for Mr. DELISI. -
Evening star., 1954-11-07

When ansDertng advertisement
addressed to Star boIes do NOT
irelose original references. photU-
graphs or oth1r materials OF per-
sohnl pGlRe. Copies serUe the pnr-
pose. Originals may get lost.
Evening star., 1954-11-07
OUR JOB IS TO
PLACE YOU IN
THE RIGHT JOB!
WOMEN

We have some excellent positions
listed with US for experienced and
beginning secretaries, bookkeepers.
Stenos. clerk and accounts typists
PBX-receptionists. Salaries range
from 500 to $50 wk.
MEN
SALESMAN, office machines, under 35,
5000 plus.
Sales trainee, age 24-27, col. grad, nc
agency fee, 1925 plus car and all
expenses.
Operations asst, asso., col. grad. ;,
writing ability. idea man, under &c
yrs, $4,000.
Sales. various, open.
Young man, high sch. grad, age 49,
Is, S.. .0a0. II
Addressograph oper., exper., $4,000
Elcctronic Engr., a exper., electronit
controls, pulse circuits and magnetic
amplifier fields, to $4,000.
Mech. Engr., exper. design of small
machines. salary open.
Craftsmen. photographic. mechanical
electronics, electrical, map. etc. Sal
aries vary.
Many other positions-ofice, retail
sales, professional, technical.
Open Monday Friday, 9-5, Wednes.
0avS until y n m No raoi 81 80 Ia. a..
Evening star., 1954-11-07
Audit Clerk

Age 1880, prefer man with one or
more years schooling in accountancy
but will consider favorably any SUBJ
stantial auditing experience. Posi-
large financial organization. Start
ing salary $4,000 No reg. fee.
Personnel Div, MANAGEMENT CON-
SULTANTS, INC, l406 G NV.
Evening star., 1954-11-07
PERSONAL

MOUNT VERNON Hospital NURSING
Service, professional care and tasty
food Call supervisor to q. 1901
Calvert St. NV CO, 6-2226.
RREARRANGED FUNERAL, consul
mentssconffdentially discussed in our
ONCE or YOUR home, No obligation
entailed RA $500
SLIP COVERS made to At; AL work
guaranteed. Phone WA. 1885.
WIGS AND TOUPEEs made to order
hair pieces Of all kinds. MICHEL
1918 Conn. ave-. MA. S-632S.
OLDER WOMEN in demand a. re.
ceptionist- PIX operators. Complete
training: tuition only S26. PIX;
"idR. Phone HU. S-3S24. ST. 3-727S
SUNNY ROOM on Ist Hoor to si1er,
With lady; pvt. bath and TV. HU
oeWUOWe "
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HELP WANTED-AGENcIEs
ADAMS-1341 G.

Secy. -bookkeeper, const. exp. $500
Clerk.typist. gen. office S225
Typist, res. sci bisgrd. $3.50
ADAMS AGENCY, CCLo. BLDG.
NEEDED IMMEDIATELY
H osiery sales, no emp. fee; sta. at
printing trade, $50: bakers hlprs..
driver. groc. help, exper. col, auto
mechanics, good opp; coal truck
drivers, exper.; SO. cook, dishwasher.
good opp; driver-porters, Md. per-
nit; gen. of. clerks, of. clerk. good
at figures, nights, $50.
FEMALES
Payroll clks., PIT. bakery clks.,
Mattresses, PIT, salcsladies. counter :
fountain girls, silk pressers, IBM
opr.. compt. opr., PEx-typ, gen. OH.
typist, hosiery salesladies; no emp.
fee.
I TATE
A Licensed Agency
34th and r. /. Ave, Mt. Rainier
UN. 4-3I1S
National Empl. Service
ACCOUNTANTS
ACCOUNTANTS, degree necessary,
some experience S300-S360
deg. nee. $500
CLERKS, 2 yrs. ac-
counting school typirg nee. S275
UNDER 80 YEARS
National concern, exceptional oppor-
tunities.
11os 18th st. NV. Ex. 1870
RECEIPT, PBXA$220
Law off. 35-hr. wk.; some typ; young
JOBS. INC.
l740 K St. NV. RE. 1883
Evening star., 1954-11-07

r. N, DIS Office, full. part time.
X-ray technlcian, hospital.
Laboratory technician. doctors office.
PROFESSIONAL PLACEMENT
1885 Eye st NV. First Floor
LINDA A. AIATTEO
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
1406 G. st. NV, Room 9I6
ACCOUNTANT 1BM) $4,000
Key punch operator SITS
Secretaries, several, 1895 - to $40
TyplstS, several, 20-40 to $50
Bookkeeper-t -typiSts, under IS, to $50
Many Others. Free Registration
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL
900 18th NV, RIM. 500, NE. S-2g92
RECEIPT. .-secy., dr.'s ofc. to S275
Dental trainee, young, n,w, open
Nurses, prac. (wh). hosp. $3.50
Lab. tech, day and night Jobs,
Clerk-typ., univ, NV, Cath.s $50
Young stenos.. advantages $500
ADMIN. sECY., exper.---7S S75 up
Secretaries, legal & H65-SS0
Seey. -bkkpr;, no shorthand. Securities
steno., 1BM. 8 pm. So SIu. hr,
Bookkeeping machine typists.. SO. .O00
Day work, asst. bkkpr. typ. 10 day
Asst. bkkpr. .-typist, n,e,- $50
neutrality-suspicious. S225 up
File clerk 5000 mo.
Library .asst.-typist to So. 400
Asst. bkkpr.-typist, Bethesda S55
ALLEN-O'BRIEN, Personnel
1404 N. Y. Ave. RE. 7-72SO
Evening star., 1954-11-07
Engineers

The Emerson Research Lab
oratories is Washington's newest
and most rapidly expanding in
dustrial research organization.
We offer you the unsurpassed op-
portunity to grow with us. Our
present openings are for princi-
pal, senior, associate and Junior
engineers in:
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ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY

AOAMD i 1EASE1G1CO
AGENCY
Colo. Bldg. 1s41 G st. RE. 7-393s
Law STENOG., $50 WK.
Under 35; l-Girl Office
EDUCATIONAL SECY. $500
so openings daily for sterog -secy.
BOYD charges less, BUT has the
best. Est. 40 yrs. Inquire Miss
Grant. ST. 3-3666.
BOYD'S, Cor. G and 18th
ELECTRONIC ENGRS.
E,E. and ME-, design. research. and
No EMPLOYMENT FEE '''
PLANNING ENGRS.
C,E.. land work, sewers, ETC., to $500
C.E., highway --a---to $4,000
CHEMISTS
Bio-chemistry. pharmacology or
physiology, resch. writing, to Sc, 900
Craftsmen, misc. types to $4,000
WALTER H. KESSLER
Personnel Services, 612 Wash. Bldg.
18th and N. Y. Ave. NV. ST. 3-9442
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To Place O
STAR CLASSIFIED AD
Coll
Sterling $4,000
Closing Hours:

Closing Hours:
SUNDAY EDITION. 10 PM. FRIDAY
MONDAY EDITION, BPM. SUNDAY
TUES. to FRI. 9 Pm. DAY BEFORE
SATURDAY EDITION, 10 Pm. FRI
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DIsHWAsHERs, white only. 1929 !
st NV. -
DISHWAsHER. white. live in, s hrs.
split shift. 9 days. Call RA. 3-3533
for appointment. IS
CRAFTSMAN, experienced in FHA
requirements, for site and land plan
ming: permanent position in nearby
Va. Box 17-E. Star
CRAFTSMAN ENGINEER. experi-
enced in air conditioning and heat
ing. for consulting engineers ONCE.
CRAFTSMAN TRAINEE, n. s. draft
ing experience. tracing for consult
ing engineer. IA. 5-4141.
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DETAIL REPRESENTATIVE

DETAIL REPRESENTATIVE
We need the services of
detail representative to call on
the physicians in the District
and surrounding area.
II you are
Between ages 25 and 40
The owner Of an automobile
A college graduate in SCI
ence or business
Experiences in sales or
pharmaceutical work
Residing in D. c.
Please write q resume Of
your qualifications to Box 493-
H. Star. We offer substantial
income from:
Guaranteed salary
Bonus and commission
Automobile expenses
Expense allowance In town
and ont
Retirement benefits
Training with salary and
expenses paid is provided.
Applications forwarded the
best qualified.
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cLERK-DRY CLEANING

HILLEREsT HEIGHTS. MD.
ARISTO CLEANERS
Fuil-time position, experi-
enced preferred. Apply IN per-
son. 1926 Ivefgon st.. Hillcrest
Heights or phone Tor appt.
20. e-6A20 o Lu. 1.0G&1.
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ATTENTION, WOMEN

NATIONAL EMPL. SERVICE
110s 18th St. NV. at L. Elk. 3-727O
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Secy. -bookkeeper. const. exp. $500
IClerk-typist. gen Office S225
Typist, res. sci. b;sgrd 500
ADAMS AGENCY, CCLO. BLDG.