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Evening star., 1954-08-19
REAL ESTATE SALES MGR.

SALES MANAGER, age 35-45, with
merchandise experience, to take
charge of small chain Of general
merchandise stores, Salary open
Give full information and refer.
sAIEsMaN atiissi an 70 Fo'i HiANDIE % Tv, adver;
tised line Of toys in washington and
vicinity. Must have car: Excel OPP
portunity. Replies confidential; Box
saERsMxN. a1i5j AN calling on Govt. and
wholesals: vaTiety ha5dwa1s ha5 sfsf,onsrS gro
sTgs dsgt AN% ssHreS EAToRT ME ssh42 sRhE2fRE
: SENTATIVE for automotive parts
to work in the Washington area.
606 New York ave. NV, MA. S-13S3.
SALESMAN. real estate ONCE; ex-
cellent future for an educated man
about 80. BOSS & PHELPS. INC.
sAIEsMAs-Psrt afaa Il 4: Part time, eyes,. tor
TV and appliance store. Inside;
TV, 5422 Western ave-, Ch. Ch.. Md.
have q good opening
for q young man who has had some
experience In selling specially items
or insurance; not the usual type Of
sales position. but one that offer:
. well-paid, permanent future. Sec
Mr.. Satterly. JORDAN PIANO CO.
corner 18th and G SITS. NV. morn
tngs. between Q and II am. Ia
Evening star., 1954-08-19

w x1A - ASA1A1AS
Must be fast and experienced.
BECK'S BAR AND RESTAURANT.
1913 18th st. NV. See MIR. BECK.
LADY UNDER 80 for clerical work.
typing essential, live In vic. Of Silver
Spring. Reply to p. o. Box $50,
Silver Spring. Nd. --23
WOMAN, white. 80 to 40 yrs. to help
in gas station. no exper. nee; Must
be free TO travel, Occoquan 10S.J-S.
YOUNG LADY for part-time work. in
wallpaper showroom. Must have typ
age and salary expected. Reply Box
YoUNG LADY for engraving work
room; 5-day week. Apply after $3.50
am. BREWOOD, 1917 G st. NV.
LADY, Burrough bookkeep-
ing machine operator: ideal working
conditions; Apply in person Nj.
CIATION, 900 Pa. ave. Sc. Ia
LADY. white, over % yrs, 40
hr. wk.. neat. personable and
pleasant telephone voice, once in
N. W. Washington, hrs. 8 am. TO
8 pm. and 12 noon to 3 pm. al
ternate weeks. training salary S45
Per VIZ for appointment. eall
YOUNG LADIES, salary, sales-experi-
enced or win train. COLORAAGA.
Rm. 704. I'll 14th st. NV. before
10 an. daily. -23
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IBNf

ASSISTANT SUPERVISOR
Young man able to wire tabulator
and calculator boards from instruc-
tions; knowledge Of accounting de-
sirable: good starting salary with
many company Dement'S. Apply in
Ring Bldg, 1900 18th st. NV, $50
am. to 4:30 pm.
Evening star., 1954-08-19
SALESLADIES

EXPERIENCED; EXCELLENT WORK
ING CONDITIONS. HOSPITALIZA-
IPpEY IIqE; NAM N cqMRssoHS qPMHRRsoH, sEsstt1s ss:ssto[1s
KLEINS, 1927 F ST. NV.
Evening star., 1954-08-19
YOUNG MAN

YOUNG MAN
AS ASSISTANT TO DRAPERY BUY
Err WITH LGE. ORGANIZATION
OPPORTUNITY FOR ADVANCE:
MENT. ONLY THOSE WHO Arr
AMBITIOUS NEED APPLY. GOOE
SALARY TO START. WRITE CIV.
ING REFS. AND SALES BACK.
GROUND, ALSO AGE; ALL RE.
PLIES HELD IN STRICTEST CON.
FIDENCE. BOX 441-X, STAR.
Evening star., 1954-08-19
3EAUTY OPERATORS

BEAUTY OPERATORS
(Men or Women)
All-around or specialized manicurist
for JULES HAIR STYLIST new
salon opening Sept, downtown
Washington. Also, will have open
ings in Maryland Oangley shopping
center), and Virginia salons. Call
MR.. JULES, XII. 5000. 20
BEAUTY SHOP RECEP. MGR. for
JULES new salon, downtown wash
ington. Beauty shop BACKGROUND
pref. For interview call MIR. JULES.
IS e6o6kskEGRzfSEiR-Experienced szGGzSi on me- Rem
ington-Rand bookkeeping machine
and do related work: 5-day wk.:
air-conditioned once. Apply MAJOR
MASTERPIECES, INC, oil 18th. st.
NV. Ask for Mrs. Strsus In after
BaSSSSRRkRRnRFER, aSSRi RnaFgER full charge, uS double
entry exper. necessary: 5h-day wk. /;
salary open. Apply MIR. BROOKS,
BoGkkEEPER. mG siasPEi under s5: immediate
opening; must have thorough under
standing of double entry book
keeping system, with ability to
operate MGR bookkeeping machine.
Good, accurate typist; some clerical
work, Opportunity to advance: 40
hr. week: annual leave and sick
leave; retirement plan; air-cond.
bldg. REPLY IN WRITING. Give
age, education, exper. Personnel
Office NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC
SOCIETY, 10th and M SITS. NV. DC
NOT rTT TpH0NE 30
Evening star., 1954-08-19
TYPIST
HO. 2-2476

WAITEREssEs. El5 .;s exgsF tgsy ssTyifs
wkaAHTTFE$s22s kATFE ss2s co1p SVer ays 81; apply ,n
person bet. 4:30-9:3O pm. POU-
GETS RESTAURANT. 5000 Conn
WAiTRESS, white; 5-day week, excel.
position for experienced. neat and
reliable worker. WAGSHAL'S DELL
CATESSEN. 1855 Mass. ave. NV.
MATTRESSES, hotel trade service ex-
perience preferred; must have neat
appearance. references. Apply in
WINDSOR PARK HOTEL, 1900
Conn. ave. Mr.. Peter Paul, 10
amt pm. Ia
Evening star., 1954-08-19
SECRETARY -STENO.

(UNDER 35)
For market research depart
ment of national weekly
news magazine. We're looking
for q girl with good dictation
and tipping skills who is also
willing to perform other re-
lated clerical and admins
will work with the director of
the department taking dicta-
tion concerning advertising.
research and marketing. A
liking for figures and calcu-
lating machine experience
would be o definite asset. We
are o stable and progressive
company Offering pleasant
working conditions and many
company benefits. Air-condi-
toned building. Call DI.
H-O00n Evf ORQ
Evening star., 1954-08-19

ASST. BUYER. lingerie dept; expert
ence necessary; good salary. Apply
in person, IDA'S DEPT. STORE,
5601 Georgia ave. NV. -22
ASSISTANT MANAGER for coffee
shop; must be experienced. Phone
MRS. TROXELL, HU. 3-440O for
interview. 30
BEAuTICIAN - Experienced, 5-day
week. guaranteed salary. plus 500
commission: hours, 8 to 8. OV.
BEAUTICIAN. exper.: 5-day wk., go;
high sal. and comm. Apply in per-
son. MR.. PAUL, 1925 M st. NV.
BEAUTICIAN AND MANICURisT
wanted; 5-day wk.: high salary and
comm: wonderful clientele. Call
MRS. MARTINI, OIL. 4-9S4S. OIL.
1864; after pm, JU. S-4747.
MARTINTS STUDIO OF BEAUTY.
1922 Wisconsin ave., Bethesda IA.
BEAUTICIANS, STYLIsTs. HAIR
COLORISTS. Salary open: B days.
Busy air-cond. salon. MR.. WILL
LIAM. LA. 6-1701. 20
BEAUTY OPERATOR-manicurist; B.
day week; $50 plus commission.
Apply 6123 Georgia ave. NV. 30
BEAUTY OPERATOR; S85-S100 per
wk... guarantee plus commission; no
CREATIVE aHfRDSREssERs. ISfsiSh S1o 1Sio
Evening star., 1954-08-19

CLERK, 25 yrs. or over. for gen.
259-X, Star. "a
CLERK-TYPIST with installment
credit exper. 5-day wk.. good start
ing salary. Call ST. $4,000, -19
for construction firm
New. air-cond. once, good loc,, 5-day
wk. Must be good typist. Con.
struction BACKGROUND pref. Please
state experience. and furnishe refs
Box 123-X. Star. la
for accounting dept
wholesale liquor ONCE. Must be gooc
ssRss snS sd IKE FoSTE e TSSk ERs Tssa E1Eces Ne
1860 Okie Ut. ne. -1o
Evening star., 1954-08-19
NEED A JOB?

VIII you consider 1854 per month";
work In Washington and suburban
Virginia, If interested In perma-
nent employment and are between
90 and 36, report 7:30 pm. Thurs
ct 5511 14th st. NV. for personal
interview.
Evening star., 1954-08-19
Women Over 35

WONDERFUL HOURS, e:sO-s PM.
MoN.-FRI. - YEAR-ROUND WORK
II you have Q good voice and sales
canvassing or soliciting experience.
you can earn good pay doing pleas
ant telephone work In local once Of
large Corporation See MR..
RAMOND, sol r. I. ave. ne. -
SELL XMAS CARDS
Isss ssss1c sc'Fs7'as sas.r '.ss ase up sis
invest: free folder OF personal cards
that sell as low. as 30 for e1,60e
boxes on approval. Write Dept. bS1,
LIBERTY BELL STUDIOS. $50
Evening star., 1954-08-19
PHONE Hu. $4,000. EXT. 25

BUYER IN ELECTRONICS--A ttrac.
tive young woman. with some typine
experience, to train for this posi-
tion. Must be over FL years Of age
PHONE HU. $4,000. EXT. 25
CASHIERS-t2). For coffee shop.
refs. REQUIRED; split hn shift, Hornina
CASHIER. must be thoroughly ex-
perienced on MGR 1000. Top salary
Perm. Apply REGAL. I'll 7th St
Evening star., 1954-08-19
CASHIER

CASHIER CLERK. white. at cigar
counter in drugstore. ewes. to II
pm; 6-day wk.; no Sunday: SAC
start. TIPTON g. MYERS, 14th and
Rhode Island ave. NV. -21
Evening star., 1954-08-19
WAITRESS

MATTRESSES
Excellent positions available in Wash
ington's better restaurants. Apply
2003 Eve st NV
Evening star., 1954-05-09

A PNodvci Of Ceaesol Foods
Evening star., 1954-05-09
See how Flavor Buds "come to life" in your cup!

TUE INSTANT you add hot water,
the miracle ''Flavor Buds" burst
releasing food of delicious,
roaster-fresh Maxwell House ia
vor. One sip of this rich, salts
flying coffee and you'll never
again 60 back to old ways!
Evening star., 1954-11-24

CHARLES z. SMITH
sos 18th st. NV. ST. 3-cG46
COLORED--2O2Y CLAGETT PL. NE.
near 10th and Benning. rd.--1st fl.
rsfsr ssmiDsth. s4s mo, nae Il f,' S-s$p4 s}Sn
CoLoRED-oNE BEDRM., liv r,n
dinette. kit and bath. 21st and Okla
Ties p a1 r coNsGR1crEpoN sGt:O paSs w.. w..
lo2o Vt. ave NV, ST. 3-2166.
CoLoRED--5oa5 BENN1NG RD. ' s.E.
and and bsaTn.' sarp ltg sS. rm' "a dinette, kitchen
PHRIEs. Realtors, Ma. s-5o20. W25
COLORED-NR. OKLAHOMA AVE,
fine, lge.. mod Isl Il. Groom. sa III HI.
dinette and bath apt. only S71 50
coGoRHD 81 Mi met bNfakslsHR6;l HUI III R26ISla9 a47
sasl tsaa utss. 81 1ss asisasa .Ds ss
COLORED-2 RMS. kitchenette and
bath; heat furnished. l2S Randolph
pl NV. UN. 4-7693. Ewes. -24
C0LORED-Is4O VERNON ST. NV,
Apt: bldg rms. kit. and bath;
hot 5csssa yster; cons. location; sos. q 10
COLORED---2OO9 CLAGETT PL. NE.
near Goth and Benning rd.--Front
room with Pullman kitchen and
refgr.. $50, utils. incl, semibatb.
COLORED - l343 CORCORAN ST,
NV. Apt. 81 rm. and kit. with
refgr.. utils INCL. semibath. $40
mo-; also Apt. 8, 2 rms. and kit.
500 mo-. utils. incl, semibath. Ii
COIoRED - a-RooM APT: heat, M
modern appliances: $40. I45S
Fuller st. NV. CO. .5-937S. Re-
fined couple desired
COLORED-21O0 M ST. Me- bed
rm.. liv. rm., kit. and bath: $72 mo,
incl. all utilities. Call ME. S-5400
|C0LORED-2 BEDRMs.. liv. rm., lit,
shower; front and rear entrances
u.tils. furn.; cony.a to transp. and
shopping; Trinidad area; $50 r PEI
18th st. NV AD 4-342O.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-08-20
Reception Held
For Newlyweds On
Saturday. August IA

Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Washing
ton, 646 Rondo Av., who were
married on Sunday, August s at
st. James AME church, were en-
tertained at a wedding reception
at the home of Mrs, Washington's
aunt, Mrs. Robert ellison, GIG
Rondo Av., on Saturday, August
II.
Among the guests We're: Mrs.
Elizabeth Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. Van
der Lewis, Miss Maxine Smith.
Miss Evelyn Boykins, Mrs. Mar
guerite Gordon, Mrs. Lucille
Cooper of Minneapolis: Mr.. and
Mrs. Tueford Martin. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Gray, Mrs. Flora Dugas, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. B. Nelson and the
Messrs. Martin Yarbrough, Jack
Addison and Thomas Wolden.
Also Mr.. and Mrs. George Dun
bar of New York City, parents of
Mrs. Washington.
Assisting Mrs. Gillison with the
service and receiving the gifts
was Mr.. Dunbar. Mr.. and Mrs.
Washington received many useful
and lovely gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dunbar left the
city on the Burlington Zephyr on
Sunday, August Is, for Pittsburgh
where they will visit for a few
days before returning to their
home in New York City,
Mr.. and Mrs. Washington are
now residing in their own apart
ment at $40 Rondo Av.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-08-20

Stewart Az, held "A family dinner
on Tuesday, August 10 in honor OF
out-of-town relatives who came
TO the city to attend the funeral
Of the late Mrs, Carrie Curtis.
Guests included Mr.. and Mrs, jess
stone OF Leavenworth, Kans,,
Mrs, Dorothy May and daughter.
Toyie Jean Of Des Moines, Iowa,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Paire and Mrs
Earl Stone OF st, Paul.
Returns; Mrs Earlyn Bell, 9i2
st, Anthony Az has returned
from vacation in Joliet, M,
where she was the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs, 10 Simpson and children
Merle and Peter,
ON Vacation: MIR, and Mrs
Charles +, Rogers. ss5 Rondo Av
LEFT this week for an extended
motor trip which win include
Canada, Missouri, New York and
the District of Columbia,
American Legion Auxiliary;
Mrs, James NJ, Bradford was in
stalled as fourth district chaplain
of the American Legion Auxiliary
on Thursday, August II at the
! Auxiliary meeting at the Ameri-
can Legion Club. New and outgo-
ing officers were entertained at a
turkey dinner, Mrs. Bradford, the
wife OF James NJ Bradford was
presented a corsage Of American
beauty roses by her unit. Mrs,
Eunice Lewis is outgoing chap
lain, the new president Of At.
Anthony,
is Mrs. James Thomas of S0I st.
tucks- Brooks Post 600 Auxiliary
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-08-20
Mottie Mills Dies, Funeral
Was ruesdoy, aug. ~

Funeral services We're held
Tuesday, August II, for Mrs. Mat
tie Mills. S34 18th Av S. who
died Wednesday, Aug. IL, at st.
PauTs Church of God in Christ.
Mrs. Mills had been in III health
for some time and had been a pa
tent at Minneapolis General hos
pital for three weeks prior to her
death.
Survivors include her husband.
Edmund Mills, a daughter, Mrs
Lucille Clowney. of Minneapolis,
sister, Mrs. Ella Edwards, and
brother. William Burlington, of
Stevens, Ark, and another broth
er. A Burlington Of Detroit, and
other relatives.
Rev. J. c. Virgins performed
the last rites. Interment was at
Crystal Lake Cemetery.
Woodland Funeral Home was in
charge of arrangements,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-08-20
Halle Junior
Baseball Season
S Wins; 8 Lost
by Louis white and George
Washington

Well the baseball season for the
Halle juniors is over, They didn't
win many games but they had
good spirit and the willingness 10
learn. They won five games, beat
ing Minneapolis Phyllis Wheaticy
twice and lost eight games,
The team as a whole was pretty
good. We think we had one of the
best innelds in the league and
three promising young pitchers In
Bruce Salberg. Sunny McNeal and
Dean Alderman, Our catcher, Bin
Peterson was one of the best, he
had a lot OF hussie, hits pretty
good and a good field general.
The first baseman, Steven VII
lams will be a fine bali player in
another year Curtis Deloney, our
second haseman TO me has q good
chance OF being a very fine ball
player In years To come, a little
| jumpy, but he can 80 get the hard
ones,
Third bascman. Ronnie Harris
is a very good fielder and a good
arm, might be big league pros,
pect some day, needs a lot OF
work, The outstanding ball play
er on the team was Bobby Wright
the shortstop, he can hunt and Is
very fast. a good fielder and stole
home plate seven times this year
Our out field wasp layed by tn,
pitchers and Raymond Graham
They also did fine Job.
We hope that these boys anC
many more viii be back next year
Next year we hope we win hav,
a team in the American Lesior
League. Possibilities look good.
Now l would like TO take tim,
To thank those who contributed 4
the financial backing OF the team
and those who put those nickell
and dimes in our collection boxes
You are the people that maxi
these programs possible, Thank
each and every one Of you ver'
much.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-08-20
Attempted To Break
In Halle Fooled

An attempt TO burglarize the
newly remodeled Halle Q. Brown
Community House, 553 Aurora
Ave was made between midnight
on Tuesday August II and 7 a.
m. on Wednesday according to
police reports.
Mrs. Alice S. Onque, executive
director called police when she
noticed that the hinges on the
west front door were ajar and
that there were deep scratches be-
side the night lock.
Entry was not gained and no.
thing was stolen
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-08-20

Guests: Mrs, Earlyn Bell, 912
st, Anthony Ay,, had as her
guests recently. her mother. Mrs.
Sidonia Black of Duluth, MINI.
her sister. Miss Vivian Black of
Kansas City. Mo, and her brother
Albert Black of East Orange, ".
J, MIR Blacks children, Anita
Louise and Albert Jr., were also
guests, Mrs Black and her dau-
daughter, Miss Vivian Black, left
last week for California where
they viii spend the rest Of their
vacation and return to their re-
spective homes
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-08-20

Guests; Mr.. and Mrs. Earl On
que, 21S n. Milton, have as their
guests. DR.. and Mrs. John J. Viii
iams Of East Orange, N. J.. Mrs.
Williams is the sister Of Mr. On
que. They plan to be in the city
for two weeks.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-08-20

You don't have TO Use micro
scope to learn how this paper
stands editorially on any public
issue. We believe what we say and
say what we think.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-08-20
SOCia! and Personal
r ST. PAUL


Meeting Held: Team captains policy making committees
members and officers of the Ten Strike Bowling League met
last week the home Of Ernest Greene 702 Carroll Av Mr.
Greene president OF the League and Lloyd Smith
tary,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-08-20

with honofs she sluuIed piano, pipe organ and
voice,
Even at the very early age of L. when the
family lived in Colorado, Mrs, Bray served as or
gsnist at the ST. John AAfE church . At the
Cleveland Institute Of Music, Mrs Bray majored
in eurythmics, harmony and composition. She also
enrolled at Western Reserve University and Ohio
State where she took courses in recreational lead
ership, She is now working Masters Degree
at the University Of Minnesota Extension Conserva-
tory
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-08-20
Who's Who
Who's New
Where's To Go
Whof's To Do
ct. Paul

BY MILDRED JORDAN

MEET MRS. BRAY newcomer Twin is
Mrs Leone Bray who Dupont Minneapolis
Bray Mones graduated uniyerslty
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-08-20

Anyone who Is willing to CON
tribute any money TO help us pay
this bill. please contact Louis
White Jr. manager or George
Washington, assistant manager
Next year we hope that the peo-
pie in the community will back the
bays 1000, not only In baseball
but in any sport we might have
for them. Come on out and see
them play, that helps them to
play a better game II they know
that their fathers and mothers and
friends are watching them,
Some Of you folks say You
don't have time, well please take
a little time, These boys in their
teens need your support and you
can give IL TO them so come out
sometime, you1l have a lot Of fun,
Wen see you out there cheering
the boys on. Thank you.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-08-20
IMPROVEMENTS ARE BEING MADE

ground through the Parks Fairgrounds Dept
North Central Civic Clubs interest the problem
facilities in the neghborhood They
oner and other
tn widening and strengthening Of this
Central Civic Club is looking about
wise play activities for youngsters
help you may call Mr. Evans at Ca 5952 He viii be happy
from
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-08-20

Bray member Of Pilgrim Baptist church in st Paul is
co-organizer Youth
be the Day Sunday
Morning accompanist
director Of the Al Jordan Choir.
member National Association Negro Musicians
Mrs Bray has served director Bemount
Youngstown Ohio supervisor of music handcra
the Williams Singers group travelling
behalf of the and School of Jackson She served
pianist and youth worker with the franklin Evangesc
Company.
member of the National Sorority Kappa Mrs
Bray has also held the position director the 18th
Community Center sponsored by Second
Neghborhood Community Department of
the Columbus Urban League and chairman the
ISOLATION the National Association Negro
Mrs Brays background has community
service She has much to offer the Twin Cities bid
hearty welcomed
SELLING OR BUYING real estate we suggest
them anxious to help yog with the headache problem finding
suitable and desirable housing
you let them know that read their ad
AN OFFICIAL. AT HOWARD UNIVERSITY. DR. James N. Ma
Islands Dr. Nabn secretary and professor of law at Howard viii
assist Governor Archie Alexander recognizing
departments Virgin Government
you installed those luminous numbers on your
residence in compliance with the city council ruling? The deedlne
is September l.
WELL GRooMED lawns really q neighbor-
hood Have noticed the beautiful
Few, 6i3 Igehart Az?
ANOTHER ITEM TO ADD TO Ills BULGING scRApBooK is
Walter Johnson feature appeared
August 10 issue the Minneapolis Johnson
on the Star think did remarkable job hope
doesn't blue pencil this we think his subject deserved adce
ALSO the mpls Tribune paid tribute to Mr.
Newman Raymond week after 40 years
Of service with the city's park system
STARRING AT THE DETROIT FAIR will be Billy Ward and
fair but this will be the third appearance
MONDAY AUGUST rs MARKED THE OPENING of the Emcr
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-08-20
TWO FRYE LESSONS AT ARrmuR MuRnAy,s

few weeks by the Urban Leagues administrative
me Smith Max thrilled first lesson on Thur
August II She is learning 10 manba.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-08-20
STARRING AT THE DETR,

his Dominoes and Nat King" Cole It viii
fair but this will be the third consecutive
inOes.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-08-20

IL YOU ARE SELLING OR BUYING real estate sug
that you consult the firms listed classified You viii
them anxious to help YOU with the headache problem
suitable and desirable housing when you
let them know that you read their paper?
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-08-20

REMINDER: Have 20
WELL GROONED

hood! Have you noticed the beautiful front
Few, 643 Iglehart Az?
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-08-20

gency March Of Dimes Funds have exhausted paying
Of Polio patients
but there victims daily and money
the fight conclusion This an EAfEF
GENCY! The drive will Of month If yo
haven't contributed s
Evening star., 1954-01-10
Citizens for Eisenhower Back
To Lend Hand in House Races

family which supported the can
didacy of the late Senator Taft
Of Ohio In 1852 while she was
busily working for Eisenhower.
Both are serving full-time with
out pay.
The committees contributions
to candidates-it may also help
few Senatorial aspirants IL
they request help and are suit
ably pro-Eisenhower-will in
clude guest speakers, organizers,
literature. financial aid and what
Mr.. Murphy describes as know
how and guidance"
All Of these things will be Of
fered after the primaries have
been held, because committee,
Mr.. Murphy says hastily. isn't
conducting any purge of any
body"
So far. groups in 100 to Is" Of
the doubtful districts have re-
quested help In reviying their
Citizens for Eisenhower commit
tees. Mr.. Murphy and his Wash
ington staff of 25 are doing their
best to oblige.
Evening star., 1954-01-10

sergeantS in the Army, it may
be assumed they have the abil-
ity" to vote.
Chairman LANCER Of Judiciary
and Senators Humphrey. Demo-
crat. of Minnesota. and Morse.
Independent Of Oregon, all
sponsored l8-year voting amend
ments to the Constitution at the
last session..
Senator LANCER held two days
of public hearings on the issue
last summer. and has announced
that he will bring it to the at
tention of his committee on
January 49,
Following the Presidents
message Thursday, a new con-
stitutional amendment was Of
fered by Senate Republican
Leader Knowland of California.
Joining with him as co-sponsors
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FOUND.

BOXER. female. found vicinity of down
town January 2. 10. S-54S7,
BEAGLE. black, white and tan. female.
IL tau, about 4 yrs. old. LA. 6-496O.
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First Lady and Poster Boy
Open March of Dimes Booths

March of Dimes booths were
officially opened yesterday by
Mrs. Eisenhower. Commissioner
Spencer and 4-year-old Delbert
Dams, poster boy of the 1854
March of Dimes drive.
The trio made contributions
to booths set up in front of the
Capitol Theater on F street and
the Republic Theater, l343 U
street NV.
Earlier. Delbert. who has spent
all but four months of his life
a victim of polio. visited Presi-
dent Eisenhower. Together with
Basil O'Connor. president Of the
National Foundation. he pre-
sented to Gen. Eisenhower a
symbolic bottle of the new polio
vaccine to be tested in 1854. The
vaccine, the first encouraging
one developed so far. will be
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Mr.. Murphy comes from a
traditionally Democratic family
in Arkansas. Mrs. Harris from