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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-19
BORDER METHODIST

In the hour Of trial, Jesus.
plead for ne. Lest by base denial.
I depart from thee. When thou
see'st me WAIVER, with a look re
call. Nor for fear or favor suffer
me to fan"
The Loving Kindness OF God. %
WAS the subject Of Rev. Charles
Sections morning message Sunday
August II. scripture Psalm 81
Can we forget Gods loving kind
ness. We a. Americans feel His
kindness more than others. Rev
Sexton stated and he has bresthsd
in US the breath Of freedom. The
freedom TO worship God in our
own way without fear He further
stated that each day we should
thank God and bless His holy
name for thru His son. Jesus, we
are forgiven for our many sins
As the Lord has blessed you
extend his mercy unto the sick
the shut-in and the afflicted.
We OF Border reioicsfully
welcomed the visit OF Miss Bea
trtce g Lott, Foreign missionary
10 Liberia, West Africa. With Miss
Lott, were two Of her charming
Llberian young ladies who are
here studying TO be missionaries
Miss Lott told US something Of
these young ladies' background
and they sang beautiful hymns in
both English and African. and
rad from the bible, one in En-
- - - -
language We thank Miss Lott for
her visit and we hope that she snS
the girls will bless US with a visit
again Remember you are always
welcome at Border.
Friday evening. August 10. IL
the big Kickoff Banquet start.
ing the Building Fund campaign
Dr. Robert Dorm OF Joyce Metho-
dist Church win be the main
speaker with Curtis Freeman as
master % ceremonies. Beautiful
dinner music will be played a.
YOU ENJOY q menu ut for q king
Dinner wfll BE- served at 8 30 . N
Won't YOU come and enjoy this
wonderful affair
Concluding next Sundays ser
vice. Rev. sexton and our choir
director Douglas Lewis viii start
on q two weeks vacation. We all
hope they Will have an enjoyable
vacation and will pray for their
safe return Sunday, August -. IL
Laymans Sunday at which time
the isy7nen OF the church Will BE-
in charge Of the service.
In closing, DO you agree II
you think the world IL all wrong
remember u contains people hike
YOU Harry Davis. reporter
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-19

his article when he quotes In,
dian Prime Minister Nshru who
says he II repeatedly asked by
Asian nationals: What guarantees
DO We have. II we side with the
Western World instead Of with
Russia, that we won't eventually
be treated a. Negroes are In the
United Statss7 ?" That 10 the tsI.
900 question being asked through,
out the world by the darker ma
tons everywhere. II ought q
make the white leadership In thii
nation anxious 20 accelerate IN,
legitimate ambitions Of American
Negroes all over the nation.
The DIGEST articles goes on q
describe phenomenal progress ir
the armed services In literature. lr
diplomacy government services
and IN many other fields
Most Negroes who are well read
are familiar with tho condition,
described by the DIGEST article
However. the Importance Of such
an article Ia the entire picture ot
race relations Is that millions Of
fellow white citizens who hav,
only a glimmsring Of the problems
facing American Negroes and tbs
great progress tho group Ii max
ing will with the great circulation
OF tho DIGEST get an accurate
concise picture 81 The Negroes
Among Ua" and therefore b.
mors intelligent on the subject.
II has always been our contsn
ton that the American white mar
u just about tho smArtest eau
caAian In the vide world but that
generally he IL the most Ignorant
on what his fellow American OF
color 10 doing now. and did In
the past In contributing TO the
progr-as Of the nation. Worst OF
all hs Is generally 90 naiv. about
what the Negro really Ii, thinks
or wants out Of being an Amsrt.
can. that II Ia . reflection on his
maturity
Someone hAa written some
where that the reason for thiI
abyumal ignorance % millions ot
whites Is that the group quit
complex makes them unwilling e
face tho history, background. pat
terms which have made the Amer
can Negro what he IL WhAtevri
II u Il " time that America
methods % communication iik,
READERS DIGEST bagin q
give the whole story.
Tn. DIGEST IL late In this re-
spcct, because the Luce puhlica
tons. TIME and LIFE wsrr frs
over . decade ago, LOOK came q
long and has done . nrst rat
job without much baliyhoo, treat
inE Negroes Individually and ~
group with q studied tntegratior
Of Negroes and their problems in
10 the whole national picture.
Even the Saturday Evening
rOSr has shown signs OF rraiiE
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-19

soon elampsd down on his nsw
freedom. Poll taxes and other Dc,
vices were invented 70 psrpstuAts
his Acknowledgement.
''LAndless and iiiitsrats. the
former plantation hand had al
most no choice but 70 become a
sharecropping tenant little bet-
ter off than before. A host Of Jim
Grow laws and customs effectively
separated him from whites In the
first 20 dark years Of his smAnci.
patton. the lot Of the Southern
Negro improved scarcely at all. :"
MAissl traces the effect sduca-
ton had on the rise OF ths Ne
gro, He tells % Booker r. Wash
lngtoh. George Washington Car
YER. DIR. Daniel Halls Williams. the
first surgeon TO operate on a
human heart.
Poorest OF Poor
While there was considerable
progress In the 10Th century By
Individual Negroes. Maiael writes
"ths majority Of Negroes entered
the Goth century AZ the poorest
segment OF the poorest 1.-THE
SOUTH part Of the country. For
those who went North. though
they were seldom treated ~
equals. there were az least wider
opportunities for education and
employment. Consequently. In
creasing Thousands abandoned the
cotton fields, and by 1910 there
were over = million Negroes above
the Mason Dixon line"
Maissl credits World War n
with breaking down the principal
barriers which forcstaIled the ma
turai progress OF tho Negro
American.
strides Being Mad.
lie cites the 1000. 900 Negro
trade unIonIsts and the 10 900 Ne
grosa hired In many different ca
paCitlss by the nations telephone
systems who prior 10 1874 had
only q few Negroes In mental jobs.
MaissI writes. Except for JAM.
tortai jobs banks employed vir.
tuaily no Negroes until about six
years ago. Today youli find them
a. clerks, s,snographsra, tsiI.rs
and accountants In New York.
Detroit. It Louis. Minneapolis
and other large eitiea
Impostaacs of Anaerican Negro
Those Americans who consider
that the Negro In Of no import
ance 10 the future arr fast dis
appearing Actually tho Negro
himself does not somstimca realize
how important he II 10 America
retaining her International pres
tiEe,
Maisei obliqusly refers to II In
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-19
NckISIEY DESHAN
RESIDENT FOR u
YEARS II BURIED

Mckinley D~nhaur. ST, Of 81
Marion 81. died Tuesday. August
Is at Minneapolis General hos
pitA after a brief illness
lie WAS q native Of Illinois and
had lived in Minneapolis for -
years
Funeral services VIII b held a.
; ?. m. Friday Angus; 10 q,
wccdard Funeral Chapel with
Rev. Henderson Reddick Official
ing Survivors include sister
Mrs Margaret wilson. one ne
phew, Lawrence Anderson, other
relatives ard friends,
Burial Will - in Crystal Lake
Cen.,sry with woodard Funeral
Home in charge % arrangements
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-19

ing that the progress Of sixteen
million fellow citizens cannot be
well ignored in the common inter-
Of w all Then there u that 10
million dollars OF consumer buy
ing power that IL q factor nov
We recommend that September
READERS DIGEST has a piece
worth reading. There are many
Negroes also. who know too little
about what the group Is doing on
a national scale. MAisel's piece
should fill up any gaps, even in
the individuals store Of knowledge
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-19
Two Fears
NJ An.kw RaEaf

Keep only the fears that Aavr
made as strong:
The fear ct God and 81 doing
wrong,
The only two that hAve ever
elees~d
Rejecting America. AZ her eest
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-19
IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory Of our dear
mother and sister. Leila Smith,
who departed this life two years
ago. August IS, 1858.
Time may heal broken hearts
Time may make wounds less sore.
But time never stops the longing
For the loved one gone before.
Essie Arnold, daughter: Essie
Wyatt, sister.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-19
ImpoTfans ASsielsI
Luporoas ArieIeI
September Readers Digest
Features Story OF U.S..
Progress and Advance
BY CECIL NEWMAN

September READERS DIGEST includes article "Ths
Negroes Among U.s. by Albert Maisel pages
with about Negro from the time
these shores his present important place In the American
scheme Of things.
Maaalv writes
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-19

within the last few years .
vast and cr-mors-rapid change
has been Transforming thu lives
and fulfilling the hopes Of 10 mil.
lion Americans. In less than q
single generation the Negroes -
mong W. have marched further
and faster toward full paTtieipa-
ton In every phase Of our national
life than In all the decades since
slavery ended. But while. on every
hand. walls Of preiudics have bean
tumblinE down. unlike ths walls
OF Jericho their erNImbiing can be
credited 10 no single trumpet
blast.
These citadsla hAvs been do
stroysd through generations Of ef'
fort. by both whites and Negroes
% make the American dream OF
equality come true for all men"
Tracing the history 81 the early
Negro In America the DIGEST ar.
ticls points out the often overlook.
ed fact that many whites In the
South m we'll a. the North refused
10 own slaves. Malssl said
From the earliest days many
white settlers opposed slavery.
The Quaksrs In PsnnsyiyAnia
passed acts against the slave
trade and. South M well ~ North
there were thousands rich enough
20 own slaves who refused 10 do
80. A. the War for Independence
approached. many colonial leaders
felt deeply the Inconsistency be-
tween a continuation ~ Negro
slavery and thsir 0Wu struggle 10
win freedom"
Eariy Congress Opposed slave
Trade
AS early a. INA the Continen-
tai Congress passed resolution 90
abolish the slave trade jefferson
freed many of his own slaves
Others did likewise by the tins
Of the first census, in 1890. there
were nearly 10000 Negro freed.
men. more than half % than In
the SOUTH"
Handicapped Frc~dH,ea
Citing the tremendous handi
caps facing the 1000. 900 freed
alaXca At the cInnn Of the civil
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-19
Eariy Congress Opposed slave
Trade
Handicapped Frc~dmca

Citing the tremendous handi
caps facing the 1900. 900 freed
slaves at the cinas Of the Civil
War. tho article says:
The civl War put an end 60
ehAttoi slavery, but two centuries
Of scrvdtude had loaded the dice
heavily against the Negroes adj.
vancemsnt The terrorism OF
whites doubly embittsred by tho
exceAaes Of Tire Reconstruction era
Evening star., 1955-11-27

NV BEDRM, $40
6024 sth st, NV, Apt. B-4, vacant,
redee.. heat. hot water incl -
WARRINGTON REALTY. IA. $1,000
Evening star., 1955-11-27
eseS FAIRLAWN AVE-. Sc. Cal
THOMAS D. WALSH. d. 1897

18th AND COLUMBIA RD.--4 rms.
flrepl.. tile bath, newly dec. 2nd A.
sssc sssy ssas; E c.fffoL sni aLssG 81. sE-iars,
6edrua,, iiy. rni.. l5xs0-ft. kit, re-
cepti0n hall. { closets. large bath,
hardwood floors; utils furn-; ian.
itor seryice, stof. locker. parking
space. 20. 1880 or 10. 3-44g7
Evening star., 1955-11-27

GEORGETOWN, 1915 Wis. ayec-4
rms, kit. and bath: avail Jan.
/, 500 per mo-. utilities turn.
Can be seen sunday, between l0-2
Evening star., 1955-11-27

2o25 N ST. N.w.--l bedrm.. liy. rrn.,
kit, bath: newly dec: $63.2 Is mo
Also 2-bedrm. apt. $3.50. Bee
janftor for inspection.
Evening star., 1955-11-27

1875 CHIIDREss 81. NE. a biks.
north 18th and H1--Mod. duplex
2nd a.: excel. eond.; . lge.. BRIGHT
rms f1mily-sized din; rm SCI,
heat and hot water; for $6i 80:
adults. Inquire Apt No. ] or No. 3.
sTEUART BROS. INC.
Df. 7-s434 pl. 7sSSesb
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QUALITY PAINTING
PHONE RA, 3-7S23 -
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACcoRDIONS, =, Italian made, 1870
ACCORDION OUTFIT, new, Italian,
120 bass. only Sl25, reduced from
$500; factory guarantee; RAINER s
MUSIC STORE. 736 18th ST.: NV.
Sacrifice. Ho. a-544S,
ACCORDION, Eletta. l20 bass; good
condition. Call after o pm. ~; o.
AtctCIoSRDIoN. 1eo base. good cond i,
AnSF AnEFell MASSa. SiS. used h9 4Sl6s and new: hand
1877; Sunday. CO. 5-4625.
ADD. MACH; best buys in Gale, type
wr Big sale. MICHEL SALES CO.,
561S Bait. blvd. Hyatts., UN. 4-sd37
ADD. MACH. small, adds, subtracts,
ADDING MACHiNE-Burroughs eIec.
II col. and stand. SIS or best offer
Remineton Typewriter, S35; .Ameri-
can slicer, SEQ; desk; CO. 5-o360.
ADDING ma s,AcH1Ns' yietor, -, ! co.'s
ADDING 6fSt TMssaadaffSSiE MacafSE IS COL. eiee.:
subtracts. multiplies: new cond. !;
Sl25. Accept portable typewriter
part payment. KING. Box I'LL
Alex, Va.
ADDING MACHINE. Victor. good as
$50; GE refrigerator, SIS: chest OF
drawers. Ss: washer. ABC, $40: .
springs, / bed. So, ges range, S35;
clothing, clearance sale, 30-40Se of ;
large dining room table, $50. Ell
6-3305 Call any time.
ADDING MACHINES, Remington; To-
key portable. also Victor; Monroe
auto. calculator: Paymaster check
writer. GA. -4-S795.
ADDING MACHS. for rent and sale
hand, elec.; also expert service. CIR
Gle, 14l 18th st. NV, DI. 7-7372:
ADD. MACH, cleo. 10 key. grand
total, excel. cond.; 2-pc. liv. rm.
set, drop-leaf table and chairs:
Kiln. floor model ultra violet lamp.
JU g-gUg5 30
Evening star., 1955-02-20
SlTUATloNS--WoMEN

T-BOOKKEEpER-B. C S
degree. Exper. Refs. Salary open
ADpREssiNG, CARDS, lists. labels,
letteTheads. 1,,sS Rsss. rates; neatis
Service, dress shcp invited; whole
sale alteration for cleaning shops
II. 4-95S3 or Ii. 7-aI4S.
CAKE pEcORsTGR and caterer. cx-
perienced, neat. steady: might or day
shift, Boy laS-T; Star; r2S-ls,,, 81,
mothers! ESper;, responsible ,n 1,. woman nan
pref. Live out. ov. 3-00S6. .
white. in small fam
ily:, elderly. person. or semi-invalid:
assist cooking: pvt: room required
Il. 3.55o5, 4 TO s pm. only.
wants position free to travel. oL.
CoTfPxNIoN-NURsE. conseniai. ma
ture, intel. desires live-in case In
adult family. Box 74-T, Star. .
wants sewing out by
day: alterations. co. 5-449T. call
ELEVATOR ilssf R'6l OPERATOR, licensed and
exper,; Colored woman; knowledge
FRENCH GIRL, 90, college educa-
tion: little English: seeks work prl-
vate family. tutoring French or
once beginner. Box lsl-Ts Star. 2d'
some SHORTHAND: COLLEGE BACKGROUND
HtouIsEKEEPER COMPANION, refined
adults only: refs. exchanged. Box
la9-T. Star.
LAUNDRESS; ironing home or out
rune curtains: baby sittinG. HU. 3-
MAID. colored, gh.w., child care.
once cleaning. 5 days on part time.
NURSING OR CHILD CARE desired;
flye-dayy week: excellent references
NURSE, practical. exper., desires con-
valescent or OBJ. cases: prefer con-
yalescent. II. 3-6s6e.
NURSE, white. wants anv hourf, OF
l6 hours chronic case. AD. t-763f
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HElP-DoMESTlc
BuTIER:CHAUFFEUR, colored. mi

BUIIER;;CHAuEFEUR, eolorsd. mid;
recent refs; siive-in pref. good
CooKIAccompiished. experienced in
French cooking. good disposition.
ive-in or out. Top. salary, weeks
% annual L vacation; l day on each! each
installed modern kitchen. Refs. re-
duired. Reply: EN-. 2-34S2.
COOK G.H.W., live in: small family.
physicians home; age. 30-45: 5h-
day week: experienced; local refs.
coIrEE sb IL Box Ba.etseSsaeur. aats ssas col Cook
small family; references required.
GnSERAG .saas p0iasobGUh; House ARoKses' AWoRKMses morn.
ings q week, Tuesday and Friday;
CIV, COOKING. fond Of children,
equipment. Every Thursday Oh and
alternating Sundays; private room
an, S, q bath; $50; recent refs. o.
CIV. COOKING for employed &C cou.
Ro No sunday ss &c work. tSIa ii gu. ezs 5ialso. Il
Am. to 4 . m. today.
G.H.W. AND COOK, experienced; live
in: one child; recent references; top
salary to one. who qualities. Only
first class help need apply. HE.
MAID. white, eolored. American OF
foreisn, care Of 2-yr.-old girl, g.h.w
Spring. Md, home. 5-day wk, S25
Week ends and majority of ewes
on. Must live-in. Must be pleasant
fond of children. honest and reli-
perience and references. Box 363-V
Star,
NTRsEMAID. white. live in: care 3
small children; other help employed.
Call OIL $685. or write Box 400-V.
LADY LIVING ALONE desires re.
fined, middle-aged white woman to
live>in as companion and do light
housekeeping duties. Nice home In
Chevy Chase area. Excellent oppor-
tunity for comfortable living with q
small salary. In reply, state expe-
and telephone number. Box 56-V
WOMAN; housekeeping .,l.g and children /. r
open open. Write MRS g. L. kENpR1cK
SMss SSSts Iss. RoT 81 sDri1ssdId rn1sfsd wv: va
in. small salary, room and board
for assisting in care Of children
May have other employment. DE
HALF DAXS-TueS., Thurs. ana sat.
cleaning and ironing. Some care
Of 1a-yr. r.-old girl; refs. req, mus
be exper. with babies; pleasant
capable. under 40. Chevy Chase
WHITE GIRL FOR G.H.W., chile
care: live-in new home; must bt
intelligent, willing worker, exper
with small children: $25 wk. Il
start. KI. 9-5440.
SALARY AND FREE APT, accom-.
adults in return for part-time g.h;w W
sun, ewes. after 4. EN-. 3-3223
EXCHANGE room and board fol
mothers helper, some housework
CAPABLE WOMAN. rs to So. g.h.w.
laundry and cooking: all moderr
conveniences. new home, Potomac
Md, live in, family Of 3 adults: re.
cent references required. Box 3S3'
sETTLED GIRL. white. with refer.
ences. not over 35; live in and take
care OF children, S.h.w.: other helr
employed, Call OIL; 4,54s1. VA
companion and to do light house.
work. VIII share my home, Lu
Evening star., 1955-02-20
sITUATIoNs-poMEsTlc

COOK, white; good; would like to
live in: leave town If desired: refs.
LsPiHNprEss. s1H w star ia do work a. 70. home
exccllen. refs no. "-oo57.
lLtUNDRESS. exrcr.. out by day or at
NEAT. reliable. high school Girl, de-
SRI sirrs ro eye oNG5ts Tr5t fond of childrsn'
NEAT ri ,1snLE Hls coLoRrp GiR,.
Or, scfirr, chill! care or III ios.
RELIABLE Co'.oREn WOMAN, good
laundrsss and c'eane.-. wants dsv'.
REIN RR%1SEn i"es SWISS c'pi, ri " lockins .rs'" tor
g;h.w hv diplomat family. call
GERMAN WIDOW to take care of
home and children for WORKING
mSther TT HeHrdeoPFalls Falls Church section ..ef
REL,ABtE PERSON with refs, desires
BELGIAN HOUsEKEEpFR, cuisin,are
| hou-groise: rood ref. live IN. 5000
mo. Write Rox 162-T. star.
BELGIAN G'RI. desires ghw: live in.
NO cn''e-en: best ref. S176 mo. BOX
WORKING Girl. desires home in ex-
horsework. eve. and Sat. call
JANET at AD. 4-1625, eve.' $40
EXP. CLEANER end irnrer. eolc.s -.
sITRT. FXPE-, WOMAN wants part
time work. IA days. mor-inr or eve;
GOOD trcncr: ref. LU. 4-3755.
SANS" GJRt. with no Er,"lish, 90,
houtcvnrk: NJ dinnc~ cootinr: rsi'd
sr. E,GH SrHoOI. GIRL world r'kc
| to, wcr', att school and ssts.:
ExPERIENCFD MAID. 4 yrs. with one
family; family; ava avail !. or 3 days az ,S,,s week
6-55S3. Wed. or after Z pm.
H fpmly or motherless Eomsi si'c call T' rnn.
after : pm or Mon, RA, e-sa4t
GIRL desires days work. Tuesday
| ironer: local refs. DE. 2-nooa.
GIRL wants 9 days work. Wed. end
Fri, gen. housework, DOROTHY
| KATES. LU. 2-237o.
iGtRT. wants eh.w. or child care. or
day day woI5; %b sossst sossso pleasant reliable
;lavs wiz. Cal; IA. 6-1T6n
GIRL, colored. wishes morning. mart
time work; : DAYS wk. Tu. 2-615 !6.
GIRL. colored. desires days work fer
Tues ans nn. Friday; exp with r::fs.
GfSSL desires s,h.w., child care. full
or pat TIM: refs; willing to live
! n. pF. "-oio0.
GIRL, colored desires 'ob tekin~
.1re sn It..s, Of CHILDREN full or mart time
c'RL, coLoRED wants part,time
I Job, 8 days Week refs. co, s.
( GIRL, part-tine or full time, g,h.w,;
local refs. Ii. 6-54S2.
GIRL. colored. desires taking care Ct
sni1STsn srshces Il au seseTs sTsao h0uSeW0rk rel
GIRL, colored; desires gen. house
work and child. care or days. work;
GIRL, CoLoRED, desires domestic
sxSsr sS5s, s5s days y.ts wf NO y;in st7ss e. out
GIRL. colored. desires 4 ewes. per
week; s,h.w,. no cooking: refs. Lu.
GIRL. eolored, wants part time work
from ESQ until. ia. 9-3se2.
Gs Taf c9Sssd ssy. Ss.s sssEe' pU Sfnsrs qs sSu's
LADY desires DAYS work. cleaning or
ironing good references. Call pu,
LADY desires permanent days work
TTpss We'd. Wsd and a.b;s Tri; II 4issTs ds.,Tss
dsv's work: any days or child care:
WOMAN wishes 5. days work or nurse
/ maid. Phone WA. 5-a032,
/ WOMAN. wants g.h.w, full or part
| time: wiz stav some riehts. DE
WOMAN exper.. desires day work,
ispnerS ,o ss.,a and ironer or v.hw';- refs.
WOMAN, icoLoREp. wants shy.
| days q wk. or days work. dish
| washing; refs. AD. 4-7224
WOMAN. COLORED, wants g,h.w. or
days work; refs. NO. 7-i57e.
lsundress and cleaner. Ap 4-0s53.
! WOMAN, white. GOOD housekeeper and
cleaner, prefer NV. section. AD.
Evening star., 1955-02-20
SITUATloNS--MEN

ACCOUNTANT, part time: books
started, caught up. Kept part time;
loc. reis.:. prompt; reas. Ju. 9-540f.
ACCOuNIANI. CPA.. OF wide expert
enee as auditor and in tax matters
desires position either tuil time or
ACCOUNTANT -ofice manager; con-
struction experience. Address Box
INT, Star, .O'
ACCT, exper.: mo, semiannual or an
nual audits, flnan. statements and
tax returns. UN. 4-5332. AP. T-5U56.
Evening star., 1955-02-20
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10 PM, Sl4 mo. TIE SPLr SCHOOL
1888 G st. NV, Ma. s-A63O.
SPANISH CONVERSATION, small
groups reasonable; native teacher;
former White House Instructor RA-
NqN h4MoS; So;RGsNIzATicN Gs 5llTto will,
train a few women to do nu-weav-
ing at home. If aualified. can earn
Write Nu-Wr rAvING' P. o. BOX
pBx-RECEPT'iioNlsT SCHOOL. Al
.ob pIacement service. laia p st
cnvT, nT "a SARyItE StE4s soas6,ns pc 5azS ser
isT stenosraphie seRnnh eoAeas Clerical i0i exams
enroll TO-DAY. BOYD SCHOOL lest
40 yrs). tNA. S-2340. 700 18th
CoLoRED STUDENTS. inquire Ma
S-2340: rev eve. classes starting ir
TSss diDoma slsnotyp,ns sIpaes BoYr TDsS
LEARN TO MAKE show cards, .prlc,
cards; signs, personal instructions
FREE Ia; CAREER TRAINING. real es.
ESTATE, a5"4 Pa. ave. Sc. Lu; 2
COJ,o1REp. NEW CLASSES, typIns
key punch, ABC, Gregg or steno-
graph fmach. shorthand): GI Apr
Jobs for Grads. 1910 You n W. AD
8 81 IT. .CuER Learn spanish
by conversation only. AID. 4-S4A
CoroRED, rYPING-1G-wk. course
S4 wkly.: AsC, Gregg or machine
G%s ,S5'Assa rENfEE ESffEEta l9sasd ! 81
wear. l33s q 81 NV Na s-a9Ss
PIANO INSTRUCTIONS IN YOUR
HOME b, by eSpegienced; B, S. edpea'
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FIR, So I, Eng, Ger, aIith.. read,
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hr.: Mon. Tues. ewes. SALLY ROW
,SlT MEE' SGq G2, SIM! Il2!9S 4n,s SPRING, Ter
ductions and public appearance tech,
1.3is ss for audition without charge
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. his tutor.
ina BY college teacher, Gale ,ese dIfl
change your future. CAPABLE. rec
class DU. 7-22234 for interview
TUTORING--Grade, hich school. re
medal subiectv; adult education
years of expertence. ia. 9-114l:
INSURANCE TRAINING COURSE
In personal disability protection. tn,
line now eni1yinS ne ne Si.hset SSrshssest ,na IN,
si' 'lities.- Full or part, time aeenc,
appointment guaranteed. Convenient
call NORTON L. DODS, M. S-S637
CIVIL SERVICE EXAM.
Elec. Monroe calculator. Card punch
Prepare for coming census exam
Apprentice exam, sal. Sill" pei
day Amply at once. AL subjects
CIVIL, SERVICE PREP. SCHOOL
3313 I4th st. NV. AID. 2-9s5s