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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-29
Fannie Pierre
Lewis Makes
Annual visis

On Friday. October ~. Mrs
Fannie Pierre Lewis. 1924 Fourth
Av -. made her seth Annual Wis
II 10 saltwater state Prison,
where. with group Of friends,
she visited Warden Edwin Sven
sen In his private office before
making her tour.
Warden Swensen who had been
away from the institution for two
months on account OF illness wei
coined the party. Remarks were
given by each one and a prayer
was offered Mrs. Lewis said after
listening 10 the warden's talk,
We were all no proud 10 know
that q Christian In at the head OF
the institution"
Mr.. Swensen had arranged n
lunch which was highlighted with
n beautifully decorated birthday
cake inscribed with Mrs Lewis
name and "30th Annual Visit,
She was also presented with n
large bouquet OF yellow chrySan-
themumH.
Mrs. Lewis. who prefers TO be
known ~ The Little Lifer out on
Parole" has been visiting and be-
frisnding a number Of men OF the
institution since her first visit,
August 10. 1915, when Charles
Reed was warden. She has made
her annual pilgrimage under four
wardens including Mr.. swensen.
An article In the September 30
edition Of The Prison Mirror, gives
q detailed account Of Mother"
Lewis and her visits 10 the prison
from the beginning down TO the
present on her first visit back In
1918 she sought permission Of
warden Reed to visit these men.
To-day" said Mother Lewis. Il
am trying To fulfill my pledge 10
Warden Reed and my boys
During my years OF service. I
have tried to be helpful 10 the
best Of my ability My only
desire In To help some soul along
the way and life humanity while
life lasts"
Those In the party with Mrs
Lewis were: Mrs, Ethel Bliss
Baker. past state president and
lecturer OF the wCrU. the Mines.
Matte Boyd. lone Brown, Clara
Lucas. Mary Monroe and Rev,
Henderson Rcddick.
Mrs Baker also presented Mrs
Lewis with n New Testament
covered In white leather with red
lettering,
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DADE COUNTY. FLA.
AL UNION STEPS
UP INTEGRATION

New York Fifty-two Negro
bricklayers have been admitted to
membership in Local 7 of the
Bricklayers. Masons and Plaster
ers international Union, ALL, in
Dale County. Florida, as the re-
suit Of NAACP program TO inte-
crate Florida craft unions. II was
announced here this week by Her
bert Hill. labor relations assistant
for the Association.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-29

Munich Edwin l.. HaiAlet. 3724
W. 22nd 81. Minneapolis. MINI.
State Co-ChAirman Crusade for
Freedom. broadcastS u message Of
hope and encouragement from
Minnesota To the captive people
behind the Iron Curtain. Mr.. Hats
let In shown NJ Radio Free
Europe mlcrophone In Munich
during n tour with II other
American civic leaders M guests
81 the Crusade for Freedom, the
u. y. Movement which supports
Radio Free Europe. Messages Of
the visitors are designed TO aH.
sure the Kremlln's 5000, 900 cap
tive people that millions Of Amer.
can people support their struggle
for freedom. The Crusade In the
answer Of Americas man In the
street 10 tho Kremlln'A false pro
pagAnda.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-29
Former Resident.
[. A. Real Esfofe
Mon Visits Here

Mr.. Irving Smith Of Los An.
gcles Calf n native Minneapoli.
tan, arrived In the city Thursday
evening October n. for visit
with his sister and bruther-in-law
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Aston Of
39l7 Third Az s.
MIR Smith flew TO Detroit.
Mich. On route and purchased n
now car and motorcd to Mime
apolis from Detroit. lie Is a real
estate broker In Los Angeles
In honor of their house guest,
Mr. and Mrs Aston entertained
with a buffet supper on Thursday
evening, October ~. Rt their home.
Following supper honorec and
guests enjoyed renewing old
friendships, socialtEing and bring
INK Mr. Smith up 10 date on the
towns news
Guests present were the Messrs
and Mines Ashhy Gasktps. Eugene
shepherd, Maurice Daniels. q n.
Williams. Charles Noble, Buric
Carmichael. Charles Glenn Boyd
Crawford Spencer Shivers, rcla
u Burt Frank Terry, pr and
Mrs J VI Robinson of Nashville
Tenn pr and Mrs Anton Ly-
ScnGa, the Mines Edna MCCul-
Tough. Frances Brown, Carrie
Neal Hattie Walker and Miss
Milliccnt Wheeler
Mr. Smith plans 20 spend two
weeks IN the city
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Additional Social and
Personal News
MINNEAPOLIS

Rochester Vlsitorai Mrs. Vern
Manniny and son, Monty. Of Ro-
chester. MINI. spent last Thurs
day visiting Mr., and Mrs, Cor.
don Granger OF 1924 Fourth Az.
q. They returned to I heir home
early Friday morning
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-29

Pile No SeSsS
ORDER lON uEANING PETITION
EOR PRoOr 90 Will. LIMITING
STATE DF MINNESOTA
TINE ~ FItE CLAIMS Am FOR
HEARiNG THEREON
COUNTY or ITENNErlN
IN PROBATE CpDUT
Ia Ro Estate ~ Maurice Captain,
doe edrnt
order tor H.sri.a r-'Iuas 60
Prove VII
TT Is ORDERED that an persons
Interested show cause. ~ any they
have before this Court on Monday.
November Sth, la5g a. O'Clock =
NJ IN IN" Court House In MInurapn.
us. Minnesota. Why the petition
Nrnnvpin tUunty. Minnesota ~
the allnwanr. ~ an instrument
pHrpurtInE 90 be the last WIN and
Testament % said pccedeNt ant ne
probate thereof ard Tor the appoint.
arvnt ~ himself a. Executor. should
NOT be granted
ord-r 90 t1is CIsII.. sid tar
UrsriuE Tsrr~sa
IT Is FiErHEH ORDERED that
within four w0nfNz from the atfs
hereof al creditors ~ said Dee
tent guc their clalms IN this court
l'r~ors viii be heard ard gisirus ~
Amtrrd ard adjusted before 'tfs
court IN Monday. March IN. 1855
~ - O'Clock \ NJ TN the Count
rTuss IN Minneapolis Minnesota
These orders shall W puhlishai
in the Minneapolis Spokesman anf
copies walled according 90 law
,sENI. or PROBATE ,S,IsRTl
WITNESS TIE NNN JAMES -
kEWNE judge ~ PrrNarr
court this l''h HNy " O,tnhs-
Ernest % r.,rso.
.sH..E fer.a.a. 49,.
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'. Gordon Wright
Seeks EIeetion
from 34th District

Running for his first term in the
legislature for representative
from the saith district. +. (FredJ
Gordon Wright, says that his ex-
perience as a legal adviser and
chief counsel for the House Of
Representatives in the state legis-
lature for six sessions. qualities
him 10 become an efficient legis-
iatOr.
Wright has lived In the district
SO years and In quite active In
church and community affairs.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-29

Charles Chabattio, Allen Morri-
son and J. B. Roy.
II is probably true that these
men may well be considered the
first citizens of record in the
whole Chippewa country which
then comprised more than half OF
the area of later Minnesota.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-29
s.. Paul

flying Needles Clubs Mrs, Eula
Clemens. 400 Rondo Az. was
hostess 10 / he Flying Needles
Club on Monday afternoon. Octo-
Der 20, with seven members pres
emit A lovely lunch was served by
the hostess, The next meeting will
be on Monday, November I at tho
home OF Mrs, Roberta Davis. 200
N, Avon 81
Of Military Surgeons and a direc,
tor 81 the Minneapolis chapter Of
the IEaRk Walton league,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-29

The Improve your conduct"
cartoon. DOS and Don't" by
stann Pat 10 . regular weekly
feature OF this paper.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-29

Exclusive photos by Ncwspr~ss
Service arc regular features %
this paper, The latest news photo
shots % the important news
events of the week.
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Minneapolis readers and adVer-
tisers who desire service may use
our new number BR. 1911; CA. 2.
0922; BR, $685..
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Prepared and paid for BY the
willow for Congress Com, I. NJ.
Brings, Chm Hopkins
Evening star., 1954-05-02
INSTRUCTION COURSES

'nnaS; aaiskiy b. ,asy rev method. fndi-
vidlal instruction. day and evening
classes. For rates, etc. call BOBBY
RADIO REPAIR. beginners 1e-week
course. $50, lS5 lab. fee. plus -
wk TV INSTITUTE. Ma. S-4630
MODERN TRAINING IN oeau.y cnl;;
aTe oT al tranns d6fss dsy ssgsn and
Glasses. WARFfYNN BEAUTY COL.
PIX RECEIPT sCHOOL--Bond Bldg,
est. % yrs Hundreds PLACED Age
no handicap, No S40-S50 agency
Ssne sss DaT AZ and ssS4 sys eiss' 81 .2s C9@PsFe
tutoring by prof. woman in per
sfoom's. Refs. DU. 7-o931. sun
HOME fUToRING-Alg., gsom., Lat.
Fr.. Eng, sp., Ger, arith' read;
ciSIn filsm slERvIeE lh e 'HS ESATs vs. iSSa Msehln.
exams, card punch. steno: and type
schedule; special calculating mach
Call Mr.. Richards after 10 an,
AID. 2-955s CIVIL SERVICE PREP
r5IoR2kc SG589k; 93l5 ,aas Ian Fl birb NV School
remedial subjects, adult education
ia 9-114l.
needs today TYPIsTS
stenogs: intensive courses. day and
even. Inquire MA. s-2340. BOYDS S
SCHOOL. cor. 18th and q
PIX COURSE with typing, wks.
S25; 1 wks.. S35. Est. 35 yrs. A
real school Compare. Miss Pase. Ma.
$3.50. BOYD'S. cor. G ana 18th
TRIAL COURSE INCLUDES lessons
and loan Of a. sorGion $ wks. for
g51nsh scNnoi stqSlSs }T ~ S11sac Snsas
$500 f4th st. NV RA. 6-9590.
COLoRED-TYPING, 81 wk; 16-wk
eve. course; free loan Of typewriter
for home practice; ABC and Gregg
shortd. 1898 @ 81. NV. Ma. S-3259.
Evening star., 1954-05-02
HELP-MEN g. WoMEN Cont

MAN AND WOMAN. white. sober cple..
honest, to manage. rent or buy ROOM
ing house: reasonable AID. 2-9493.
MAN AND WIFE. for guesthouse.
Recent references. AID. 2-9296. .
RELIABLE WHITE COUPLE wanted
as resident caretaker at church;
furnished apt. plus salary. Write
Box 219-L, Star, stating experience
and giving refs. p
HELP WANTED-Young married
couple. husband may be employed
or 2 girls over q for part-time
work operating small restaurant:
Tree apt. and utils. furn. For de-
tails write Box BAL, Star. --3
WANTED-Sober reliable couple to
work at motel. no children: apart
ment available. Call so. 5-9S5S for
VIZ sEEK MAN OR woMAN-or a
team Of two-to help owners with
outstanding eating place in Wash
ington area Must have gumption to
direct colored help. Want person
or persons of ownership caliber
who know what it's all about. This
is real opportunity for right
people. Sell yourself to Box 10-L,
Star
Evening star., 1954-05-02
SITUATIONS MEN Cont J

ADV. PUBLIC REL. and Ior sales pro,
motion, part time; top refs: 500
monthly in advance EN-. 2-O9S4. .
AUDIT T-BOOKKEEPER, college grad.
some typing, desires perm, 40-hr.
week: $50 Box S6-J, Star.
BAKER wants job; one who under
stands one must must money for
the. other person to hold a job.
Gail 10. 2-3SS4.
BOOKKEEPER - Thor. exper. all
journals. gen. ldgr. and taxes MR..
LARKN. DE. 2-00l6. DE. 2-6544.' =
CHAUFFEUR, private: white. single,
3S yrs. DID,. exper.: refs; free to
travel. Box 1901, Star 3"
COL. MAN-Wants III shift as elev
op.; switched. op.. fireman or eng,
sslL.ss53ai 81 3 MR.. RICHARDSON pU.
COLLEGE STUDENT wants full or
part-time job refs: type; likes TO
work with children. EN-. 2-3179.
DAYS WORk-House cleaning or
yard wo X; man, colored. LA.
DENTAL TECH.-Exper. set-up man.
clasps bars. all-around plate work
Box 460-L. Star.
ENGINEER. BIS, MS,
desires association with established
sales engineer o. firm; extensive
Govt sales. research, development
and mfg. eXper.; have all security
clearanceS; have complete electronicS
lab eQuiDmeQt WO f-SfD3
Evening star., 1954-05-02
RESIDENT MANAGER

White. for garden-type apt. develop
ment in nearby Md. Must have ex::
perience in project management and
be willing worker. No children; Good
salary and apt. Call Mr.. Whttcomb.
Monday to IL am, ST. 3-330O.
Evening star., 1954-05-02
SITUATIoNS-WoMEN

ADDRESSING, form letters. stencils.
cards, etc. neatly typed; prompt
service: reasonable rates. HO. =
BABY SITTER. mature; references;
centrally located: afternoon or eve
BABY SITTING OR INVALID CARE.
by the hour: mature woman; eX-
cellent local references. Ii. 3-6136.
BooKKEEPER, "A yrs exper.; full
charge Of office. books, payroll
cashier and tipping. Call Ii. 7-49So.
BooKKEEPER. white, experienced;
machine assistant, or full charge;
days; prefer Sc. Box 320-L, Star.
CLERICAL wORKER-Young lady,
colored. 10 years. diversified expeer.;
COMPANION, white, to elderly LADY,
with light dnties. reference. ME.
COMMEMORATIVE
To elderly lady; ret IA. 2-0513. :
DOCTOR or dental assistant, expert
enced in both; oXsoy Xs6ay experience;
EXECUTIVE SECY. ADM. ASST;
background. talent for people. seeks
responsible. growing Job. Tel. morn
ings DU. 1-29l2, or Box 1891, star.
FLORIST-Young woman. thoroughly
trained and experienced. desires
part time job; work all holidays Tu.
GIRL, colored. wishes work. day or
kind; good ref. and exper' 81 LU'
GIRL ;i1uloei eolored. wishes lob as elevator
operator; has license. Tel IL
Girl, RI eOlored. desires child chill! l.. care,
Girl, ROte eolofed. RED desires Job as short
order cook, counter girl. waitress,
cashier, hotel maid, ST. 3-o957,
NURSE twhite). registered desires
TU. 2-51S3, Mon. 9 an. to IL.
NURSE, practical. available for work
any time; ref LU. 1-7435.
PERSONNEL. MA personnel admin;
some expsr .r young smolti,9ns; bo.,3{on per- ee
PRACTICAL NURSE. white. desires
WIZ consider living IN IN. cali No
PIiB2TC I1s2n RELATIONS. publicity or
manuscript preparation. or typing;
fun or part time: formerly on Times
Herald editorial staff. Box 22o-J,
PTBsiL.IC RELATIONS girl Friday.
MA. degree, IL years radio, TV
and newspaper experience writing
ROmS'. Rromot'0edi dictaPion Pn1'''i4o i4o 1p'm. % e.
ficient once MANAGEMENT. Friendly
smile for your clients. Box 45a-L.
SECRETARY-15 yrs exper. legal,
retail. personnel; denendable; col
grad: $50 wk. Box 1879, Star.
.SFCY Y-STENOG.. desires temp. posi- =
ton, good shorthand, and statistical
typing; long and varied exp, incl.
Law office: avail. now, DE. 2-7l69;
SEC. 10 yrs eSper, in Govt. and
pvt. Industry: business college snd
university training. Temporary. f-3
mos exuectant mother, co; 5-7l29
TEACHER, qualified, cultured. wishes
10 travel with family or business
tutoring or other work. Box 120-k'
star.
Evening star., 1954-05-02

TYPING JOBS to do at home; manu-.
SCRIPTS. theses, etc. Call KE. =
rlYPaIs;r- aaR; r-BookkEEPER casst. cash.
-, tied and dependable. TIA. 9-SIS7. .
WANTED, envelopes to address by
Saand; high high school graduate. CAN
WOMAN. young colored, wants work
IN eIothlns I or or department store.
Good refs. LU. 4-2B04.
YOUNG LADY-Colored. BIS. in Bio
and Chem. / yr. graduate study, yr.
teaching exp. wants position comm
With training: TU: 2-6526.
ATTENTION, EMPLOYERS avail.
competent SecyS: excel refs. JOBS
INC. l740 K st. NV. RE. 7-3l5 80
Al TYPIsT desires misc manu-
scripts: envelopes, etc. HU. 3-4491
CHRISTIAN mother. white. 40. with
son yrs, neat and healthy, would
mother with baby or no more than
GRADUATE PRACTICAL NURSE.
.colored. desires job as doctors as
sistant: evenings. and SATURDAYS.
coISRERb. oISS R5N9Ni RE1I1R,t ~; Ives R%M.N d..
sires evening part-time work as
references. HU. 3-6574. .
REFINED COLORED GIRL wishes
lob with family going away for
summer. 10. 3-9f37. .
COLORED. experienced, fond of
children wishes D days wk. gh.w.
or 3 days wk. HO. 2-664l
COLORED WOMAN would like Job as
janltreSs or on farm or estate
Call RA. 3-9S75. Mon, from 12 to !.
COL0RED girl wants fountain or
typing work. Fast and experienced.
Ii. G-OSl4.
COLORED eirl desires Job as nurse
maid or day work. Reference. IL.
3-46C3.
COLORED LADY, reliable. neat. de-
Sires lob as cook or waitress; reStau-
rant exper.; refs. HU. 3-34Sl So
GIRL desires work in
white beauty salon or days work,
Tues, Wed, Thurs, Sat. CO. 5-1952.
COL. FRESHMAN desires lob as sales
clerk, receptionist or waiting tables
refs. RE. 6-1033.
Evening star., 1954-05-02
Arthur Murray
INTERVIEWS TEACHERS

We are accepting applications for our
new training class given free to
those who qualify. between 81 and
:13 years Incomes from $65 to
Sl25 q week. with excellent oppor-
finest school in its field Company
benefits include sick pay. paid va
cation and employe PROFIT -SHAR-
ING plan. Apply in person. : pm.
to 8 pm. only. ARTHUR MURRAY.
1O11 Conn ave NV -3
Evening star., 1954-05-02

ASBESTOS SIDING-save on repairs
and paint; top quality; reas. prices;
FHA financing; free estimates. KI.
BRICK AND BLOCK WORK, all
types; new and repair. Phone H. T.
BRICK LAYING CONTRACTOR, FIRE.
places walls, steps. all types Of ma.
v Sonry a FAGNAN1. 10 2-l994
4-3l52 Sunday; after 3, Monday.
BRICKWORK, all types. retainins
walls patios, barbecue pits. add,
BRICK AND MAsoNRY work. re.
pair driveways; sidewalks, walls
etc. Resasonable Ssas rates small jSbs.
BRICKWoRK. walls. steps. chimney,.
eatenefoofsd eefenSf fNsBaiTs N6 Tss1s BRICK vs'
BRICK WORK-No Job to Small; new
and old work. Free estimates. Ex.
BUILDING. remodeiins. repairing,
SSarpsnntry' brick; cement work. Hu.
BGiI6ING intDr, MAX 'ANb SbkEFE FkEMopELrNG,
plans furnished; long exper. WA.
T-022O Sun. or after 9 pm. wkdayL
CAMERA REPAIRS. film finishing, free
nstFqG, ss Pa sSe sSe service Rs st sts1 BBENNER
CARPENTER and cabinet maker.
Bookcases, cabinets, kit. shutters,
porch screens. odd-Size windows ard
doors made: jalousies or gen. house
repairs; Lu. 2-1567 Sun. md ewes.
CAkPENTRY-Garages, porches, re-
modeling; insured workmen; terms.
CARPENTRY-Recreation rooms q
specially; small repair work; ewes.
and sats:: references; white me-
fhsP;; fs PDESSaY dSfm.f. %A 4s l.e
SMITH. ia. 7-5527. any time. -
CARPENTRY. Al Free estimates,
Prompt service. Ii. 3-6736. o.
CARPENTER, general house. repair-
ing. attic, rec. rooms, porches Int.
or ext; house painting. RA. 6-5252.
CARPENTRY. remodeling. repairs,
cabinet ga YORK general contracting.
CARPENTRY and painting. rea,.
small Sr Free s estimates. IL 70 ae47ss. !Op SO
CARPENTRY, painting. roofing, gem
erai reDaip anda call MIR. JAMESON.
CARPENTRY. remodeiinr. speciality,
mechanc Tse 1SH@' snRNR saa iPa FsRsiF w. 5d sSi:
CARPENTRY, remodeling. cement
porches and painting. Call ell day
Sunday JU. 5-7660.
and painting: reasouabls
rates, good workma nship; no job too
small Free estimates. LU. 2-47G2.
painting. brick work:
all types Of remodeling. Salts. guar.
Free est. MIR. JAMES, Elk. 3-0494.
and general remodeIins.
recreation rms. porches Reason
able. ia. 9-4ssO. --7
CARPENTRY
Home imprvmts.. painting. papering;
reas. prices; no money down, 8 yrs.
to pay; everything from foundation
to roof: ia. $3.50. 4.
CARPENTRY
FLA loans. Ii. e-slo0 RS 8.e1o3:
CEMENT WORK and cement floors,
general repairs. CHAS. DEsPERT'
HU. 3-9S50 or HO. 2-29O9.
CEMENT, brick, nagstone. retaining
walls OF any kind. Porches. Exper.
white mech. Free est. Lu. 2-4130.
CEMENT WALKS, WALLS. foor..
porches. large or small jobs: whits
mech. JACK SHARKS. no, 2-s439.
FENCE, s1.1o per IT.
Installed, - oTa5s9ts.d. 0Sos Can aitsr
S;Gi '6 DnaTS aiSTHHi FIRES electrician, m
razor cleaner or no charge, ROTO-
RooTER Phone RA. 6-ssss any
day any night
Evening star., 1954-05-02
AGENTS

INCREASE INCOME-Show friends
lovely handkerchiefs Easy sales,
repeats. Experience unnecessary.
Liberal percentage. No risk offer.
Exclusive opportunity. SCHMIC
CO.. Dept. 81. Kingston. N. Y.
MAKE S2I.25 IN A DAY!
Cash in on new nationally advertised
style craze. Hollywood fashion award
winner 3-way sale pays you 81 %.
Average 3 a day easy. make So 20
Get free sample kit! FLExICLOGS.
Box 4O5. New HolStein, Wis
Evening star., 1954-05-02

.sITuATloNs-MEN & WoMEN
COUPLE, well known, with years of
exper. in restaurant business, wish
10 take charge of kitchen in restau-
rant Of club. Phone TU. 2-1565.
-"
WHITE CPLE., mid. age. g.h.w., man
serve table. Garden, raise poultry, no
driving; refs. Box 211-J. Star.
Evening star., 1954-05-02
MOTOR TRAVEL

RIDE wanted to New York CITY everv
week end; share expenses: reference
exchanged, NO. 7-6495 or ST. s.
CHICAGO, May is. "ss" olds: take
3 o9e; riders; share expense, Juniper
DRIVING TO ST. LOUIS, Mo. for
Mothers Day take passengers 10
share expenses; professional chauf-
feur. WE CAB CO, OIL. 2-5l00.
MIAiI-Leaving May 4 or 5; can
take .; share expense. Ref. 10.
W .S55l ST ~ IL pm. ,. c'
Pacific NV. leaving May 3 or q;
share expenses. LIT. ADAMS. UN,
MEXICO CITY Leaving May 8,
can take ) persons; share expense:
refs. Call MR., DEL RIO. 10 am.-&
pm, Mexican Embassy, AID. 10000,
Evening star., 1954-05-02
PART TIME
OPPORTUNITY
FOR
WOMEN
HOUSEWIVES
COLLEGE GIRLS

(WHITE-20 TO 4b)
Our company Is expanding its oper-
ations in this area and is seeking IL
women who can meet the following
qualifications:
l. Neat appearance - pleasant per-
.. Able to work 1890 hours weekly
mostly evenings.
8. A fondness for meeting and speak
ing to people.
4. A fair for directing.
tUse of car desirable and helpful. but
not absolutely Necessarily
To these women We ofer:
l.. Association with an old-established d
AAA-l company.
q Pay checks in sdvance-S35 to
3: Dignifed. easy. pleasant and prof
II YOU are accented there will bs no
investment on your part, You will
be trained at our expense in Wash
ington: No canvaSsing, delivery or
collecting.
If you need money to supplement your
present income, for that summer
vacation, to go back to school this
fall to pay old debts, money for
whatever or any purpose, then these
positions will appeal to you. regard
less OF whether you are married or
single, 20 or As.
All replies will be answered and ar
rangements made for . personal In
terview in your home. It viii be
worth q few minutes OF your time
to write and Investigate our oner.
Address all replies. In confidence, TO
II. D. COLLIER. Boa 1871. star.
Evening star., 1954-05-02
Dictaphone Operator
DISTRICT
DIRECTOR

"a. nOC-SS, 900 opportunity. Ma
tionally known 102-year old com
pany will pay an excellent SALARY
requirements for district manager
ship. Must have previous direct
sales management experience and
must like people. Duties will be
recruiting. training and managing
a sales force of women; Use OF
car necessary for local driving,
This is an exceptionally unusual
opportunity for the right woman.
For appt. for personal interview.
write Box 3O2-L. Star. giving ad-
dress. telephone number and quail
Evening star., 1954-05-02
MILLINERY
SALESLADY

Part time sales position available.
Daily. l to 8 pm. No Saturday work.
Some selling experience necessary
Apply after l PM. RO MAR MIL
LINERY 932 Ellsworth drive. Sill
yer Spring. Md. -
NURSES, registered, practical, for
the Masonic and Eastern Star
Home white; live in or out. CAN
RA. 1888.
NURSES. practical, white. under As,
for day duty and relief work. Pri-
vate sanitarium. nearby Md. Live
in. OIL. 2-7301. 3
NURSE, white. graduate or 2-yrs
UNDERGRADUATE, as asst. to mgr. OF
sanitarium 1880 yrs. Of age. must
live in. Excellent opportunity for
right person; good salary. JE. g
NURSES AIDE, white; for large
nursing home in suburbs. S-hr.
duty. good ACCOMMODATIONS and
surroundings. Must live in. JE. q
0643
NURSES AIDE, white, with or with
out eXper.: good working conditions;
live in. LO. 5-0S72. -3
OFFICE CLERK. age 21 to 35. must
be good at figures; excel. working
cond.; 5-day week. starting salary
35. Call MR.. HOMER, ia. 2-S900.
PANTRY GIRL. white, experienced
Apply 3419 Connecticut ave. z