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Evening star., 1955-06-26

WATCHMAN. Refined middle-aged
excel. ref: To. 2-7340 or RA. g.
1851.
MAN. eoiored. wants days work
housecleaning and yard work, LA
6-7563
Job. LU. 1874. Es5.
MAN. colored, wants evening work
Driving, cleaning or r,orter work
exp, and ref; LII. 4-3153.
MAN wants job painting; 20 yrs. exp
Call BUTLER, Mg 6-1662. IN
MAN. colored, desires housework. ans
kind; prefer pvt, family; exper
Phone AD. 2-2oS3.
YOUNG MAN. 3rd VI. elec. eng, q
Of Va, desires any type employment
until Sept. /. Phone ia. 7-2166.
Evening star., 1955-06-26
SALESWOMAN
FUR DEPARTMENT

SALESWOMAN
FUR DEPARTMENT
Excellent earnings for fully expert
enced woman. 5-day. 40-hour week.
Diisenqt asPIY ESpL6YMssT m pasfRsss' OFFICE
THE HECHT co.
F STREET AT 9TH NV
SALES WOMEN t2), to call on res
taurants, hotels. and institutions.
Selling one food item. Sells on sight.
Prefer ago. 3a-40 yrs. Salary. car
allowance and commission. Car not
essential Phone uM 4;I700; LIB
sALEswoMEN cs, with car, s0 to
meet the public, sure-fire deal
Sunday. Sun S.s RA. s.ifsob oAH Ill 1''
SEAMSTRESS. exper. in ladies' and
mems alterations. must have refs.
Or or ts!1sring MR pRsIn1N sits1, Ju' $3.50 ask
os so1d 'S1 s1kiss ss'' saissas:
ABBY APE AN ANpREWs Hss AIR sfSS FORCE sfssf; BASE
EXCHANGE. RE. $4,000. Ext.
sECRETARY-Responsible position,
national Jewish organization: 6-day
week; pleasant air-conditioned Of
ace: permanent; salary open. oEax oEx.
SECRETARY. law once. starting
salary $40 per mo. increase il
Prior legal experience not essen
tial. We are more interested in
personality. ability, and willingness
to work hard and. on occasion.
under pressure. Box SILL. Star;
SECRETARY public relations. short
essential. Boz 490-L, Star. --26
to advertising manager
Of monthly trade publication; !;
shorthand and typing, general Of
nee duties. Pleasant working con-
dittons in air-conditioned building:
S.da.y'. week. week, INSURANCE and group
4-s40O, Ext. 90. -27
SECRETARY-Arlinston pediatrici-
ans: 5-day wk.: $500 mo-; accuracy
in typfng. records and filing re-
quired. Box 1,77-M, Star. -27 =.
SECRETARY. shorthand not required
tSping .n..S accuracy c.cs,,.n more important
ditions and good starting salary.
Call HO. 2-6500.
ECRETARY-P PRIVATE SECY. TO
ATTORNEY; exper. with some
bookkeeping; elec. typewriter; pleas
ant -cond., downtown once: DI.
sEc4YI.o.ss;TENoGRApHER, perm a.
nent; reg. hrs: new downtown air
cond. bldg: digpified. pleasant sur
roundings. National trade assn.
Sal. open. Box look. Star.
SECRETARY, legal ofc.. under 40:
5 days, air-cond. ofc.. $4,000. lib
eral bonus. ABBEY PERSONNEL,
1898 Eye st.. NV, ST. 3-0l90.
Air-cond.. real estate law ONCE.
Shorthand not vital. NO. 7-4600.
ssEskETARY ssEskEFARY --------.----- ss9S ss9S
SECRETARY fno shorthand) S240
BOOKKEEPER - $3.50
CLERK K-TYPIST $2i6
CASHIER S24O
PIX REcEPTIoN1sT 80 $40
SECRETARY (temp. til Oct) $3.50
GEN. OFFICE tsummero $50
Positions in Silver Spring, wheaton
81 SILVER HsfaesSsh ssSPsh1Ne-RocKvrILE
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
S413 Georgia Ave. JU. 9-4446
Evening star., 1955-06-26
Ho. 2-2476
TYPIST

well-known national news magazine
Sc SEEKS s.T ysums ss.-sta aF sshoS 81 frsGve
typewriter IN. advertising produce
ton work. Should be able 10 type
40 w.p.m. Excellent working con-
ditions and congenial associates.
You will shage in our liberal en-
ploye benefits. Air-conditioned bldg.
CALL DI. 7-2900, EXT. 263
Between o AM. and 5 PM.
Monday Through Friday
Evening star., 1955-06-26
Young man wants work
orn1nd narc nII 7-R1SQ

Young man wants work
around cars. DU. 7-6158.
YOUNG PRE-MED. STUDENT desires
switchboard work after 5; exper.,
reliable. refs. AD. 2-S3S5. -37
UNSKILLED JOBS wanted for air
craft mechanic students; all shifts.
STUDENT. Age %. desires part time
employment near NE. Wash. or Md.
WA. 7-676l.
coil. STUDENT. 23. desires outside
summer job. No selling. Call Bill,
oL. 4-4334 Sun. aft. 6 pm, all
EX-MARINE OFFICER, a5, Bs in
psychology. desires MANAGEMENT
Trainee position with private in
dustry. Box AJAX. Star.
ACTIVE MIDDLE-AGED CHRISTIAN
gentleman, with excellent back
ground in. the fuel and real estate
fields desires responsible business
connection in selling or managerial
capacity; finest character and bust
ness references. Box 4a4-E. Star.
Evening star., 1955-06-26
WIREMAN

MuSC De experienced at WIZ
ing and soldering. Be able
to read wiring diagrams
and schematics, wire proto-
types and make harnesses.
Convenient suburban loca-
tion, modern air condi-
tionsd plant, many en-
ploye benefits.
The Ahrendt Instrument Co.
4s1o calFsrti i,k "a. College sass Park Md
A subsidiary Of Litton Industries
X-RAY TECHNICLAN. reg. good
once. once Pr PRoVIDEENcE SSi5Ei agp H6sPITAI. sfsHaI.
2nd and D st5. Sc.
LADlES-Housewiyes, clerks. stenog-
raphsrs; MONEY YES! How
setter extra yseston you Tse gour
Lire pisfriSutor-NoW, White.
sss ssy 59 i to e 60; G can w Ms E4ass Fink Mon
WOMAN, young, 3 to 4 hrs. per
Sag saS to o-dsg sgo wk; A must trhsy hsye sar sSai
WOMEN ts) needed to serve regu-
lar AVON customers in established
territories. Earn S3-S5 per hr. in
spare time. DI. 7-0221. rs
YOUNG LADY. for excl. children's
NILE BooTERY, 2siO s. RAN
dolph ST.. shirlineton, Arl., Va;
YOUNG LADY. 22-s5, wanted in
centrally located weii-estab. once
essential II conscientious and
willing to leara. state exp. ref
and salary desired. Box 372-L,
YSSNG s'tii WOMAN tG1RL rRIDAYYS9-
position: 5-day week. Must be
settled and have knowiedge Of
cXzMpBEEE MUSIC CO. oo' 1ios RaSaei &
st; Attn: Organ Dept. -26
YOUNG WOMAN, for cosmetic and
tobacco department: experienced:
N,AYLOR PHARMACY. 3039 Nay
YOUNG WOMAN to work part:tlme
In once Of moving company: Silver
Spring area. Inquire Mr.. ADAMS.
FREE iI TUITION for child to pvt
school in Chevy Chase in exchange
for parent drivins. OIL. 2-sS73;
STUDENT or teacher for
chance for permanency. $3.50. for
so days. Apply Mon. afternoon.
Suite 924; l346 Conn. ave, No
WORLD SsooK EDUCATIONAL PRo-
GRAM has 3 openings for mature
Ing local school districts, Prefer
applicants interested In education
al counssling. For appointment to
discuss present as well as future
income call UN. 4-560S.
UNUSUAL WOMAN with car. nice
personality. needs s75 up wk. So.
resses' THE i ROYAL. ,sfi r:i truck stop stop.
Call in person after 4 pm. 1877
n. N' 5. : GsAD6ArE--oen. az bis OF. 2e vs.,
4SRhFbwEssssEk s5hFb Essk' &c SAPiTAh alAa t0ck Ss avg =
BadfssffsSEsgg afsfs PM nSrEHsi Mai's t9plEyou 9ply, can
earn $3.50 in the next 3 wks. sell
i1g AVON to your co-workers. Call
MRS. DUNN. pI. 7-022l 2S
WHEATON,. DANIELS BOOTERY -
Opening soon. Offers permanent
fliil-time. employment hitting chill
dren's shoes exclusively. Interest,"
ing. pleasant occupation. Expert
ence not essential. Proper training
provided. Apply DANIELS BOOT
ERY. Silver Spring. Ellsworth drive.
opposite Heeht's.
experience desirable, but not es-
pa Ssn,ial Avs Apply pTgGlyssvr Mr. AM NarkhsT IlAaT.
RE SHOP, 1105 p ct. NV, 4th O.
CHRISTMAS CARD EXCLUSIVES
PROFITS TO 1906
New TALL Assortment pays $50 on
so boxes EASY Sensational 40
card, 81 box; Wraps BY-THE-
YARD: 40 Personals, S1.25; Gifts
galore. Complete Doehls eatalog.
Evening star., 1955-06-26

Experienced in ladies'
ready.to- wear; good starting
salary, disqualification, insur-
ance. liberal discount on
clothes; pleasant working
conditions. Apply at
Evening star., 1955-06-26
AGENCY

134l @ st. NV. RE. 1898
TELEPHONE OPERATOR, relief. Ca
rtllon House: air-eonditioned, 4S6-
unit apt. bldg. $500 Wisconsin ave.
NV. .Secretarial telephone service.
excellent environfnent and good sal
woman between so and 80. Cail
EN-. 2.sS06 after ] pm. for appt.
to be interviewed. 80
TELEPHONE CANyAssERs to work
from home for home rnodernizers.
Experienced desired. Excellent re-
rEEpfaoSR nYERfTstiSp s6Elcif9aSo 5E cSirfs9Sao' ,u, t,.
manent. Call LLOYD'S, CO. B.
2526. Mon. after 10 am.
Evening star., 1955-06-26
SECRETARY

Secretary In refined family. upper
Northwest or suburb; shorthand;
typing: Tutoring: caretaker; chauf-
feuring; gardening; reasonable. Ex-
cellent references; available; live in
II necessary. EN-, 3-3067.
Evening star., 1955-06-26
CARFENTER, coleTed. exper: IN Gus.

20
CARPENTER, colored. exper. IN Gus
tom cabinets, Formiea tops, ex.
tending garage, repair and hane
overhead doors; brick. cement and
painting. Ii. 3-e633 or II, T.
CiaEf, colored. wide tieid Of exper.,
preferred; available iPmed, % AD.
COLLEGE tlILgS; STUDENT. 81. desires DO.
sition at resort or summer house;
private or otherwise: handy inside
and out. AID. 4-S773.
DRUG CLERK, white. is years ex-
psIiencs,; sober and reliable. Pb9ne
EbbiHf05RfAE biH Oral ASSISTANT; full or
part time: experienced all phases Of
business publishing and public re-
lations; reporting. editing. rewrit-
ing, typing, proofreadins: excellent
education. Box 6-R, Star.
ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAE, widely
experienced in r. and D., light mfg,
trouble shooting. buying. ETC., well
comes association on hourly piece
Explosives, completely qualified
in demolition, rock reduction and
other industrial explosives. VIII
travel. Box 466-M. Star. -2S
HIGH SCHOOL SR. desires full or
part summer work: can type. not
afraid Of hard work. RA. 3-9394.
MACHINE BOoKKKEEPER, BILL
ING, TYPING, CORRESPONDENCE
BOX 495-K. STAR.
MULTILITH, multigraph, mineo-
graph operator. and mechanic; ex-
perienced. Call DE. 2-9121 Sun.
NEHWSsMaN, INV MAN ss. fully experienced
beats, desks. production. Vet. mar
ried. J-grad. Wire serviee. daily,
publicity. weekly magazine back
ground. All queries confidential.
Available Immediately Best Gre
dentials Box 435-K, Star.
OFFICE MANAGER. acct. degree, "a.
married; thoroughly exper. all
phases incl. constr: honest. de-
pendable. HE. 4-Sp77.
PAINTER, colored, desires work by
the Job; also floor reflnishing. HO.
2-5677. JAMES DADE.
PLUMBER. first class all around me-
chanic wants work. day, contract.
POSTAL EMPLOYE. coIored. desires
part,;time work for quarters or
small salary. Sober. honest. re-
liable: refs. LU. 1-40SS.
SALESMAN, 3S. exper,. with car,
would like established route on 0
sal. and comm, basis TU, 2-2457
Evening star., 1955-06-26
Resident Manager

White. retired or with outside IN.
come, to manage small. atr-con-
ditioned. elevator apt. bldg. on
Capitol Hill. Attfac,. ENC, apt.
rent free. Some experiences desired.
with public. Cali Mr.. AMATULLf
at ST. 3-3300. Monday or Tuesday
between 40 pm. -26
Evening star., 1955-06-26
SALESLADY

Opening for top-notch experienced
ready-to-wear saleslady. Enjoy
selling quality fashion merchandise
In our attractive ladies fashion
salon. Liberal discounts on per-
sonal purchases. Apply M. Stewart.
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP
1919 r ST. NV.
Evening star., 1955-06-26
REAL ESTATE
RENTAL AGENT

Opportunity to affiliate on q full or
part time basis with Property Man
aeement Dept. Of one Of Washing
tons oldest and finest real estate
the dignity. personality and enthu-
siasm appropriate for dealing with
leaders in the professions, Govern:
Inent. diplomatic corps and armed
services. Apply Monday morning to
Mr.. Galloway or phone for later
appointment.
Evening star., 1955-06-26

RESTAURANT OWNERS Asst
Hostessing, cashierins, menu typ
ing essential, for outstanding rest.
Attrac.. alert. Mr.. EVANS. ia. z
sAIESwoRK, guaranteed earnings.
Experience UNNECESSARY. Apply 1905
National Press Building, -2S
SALESGIRL for bakery; closed SUM-
days; must be Is yrs. or over.
WOODMOOR PASTRY SHOP,
1927 Colesville rd., Silver Spring,
sALEsLADY. part time. exp. ladies'
ready-to-wear. Apply In person.
WALKERS. 18th and r SITS. NV.
sALEsLADIEs: experienced in in
fants' and children's wear. Excel
lent salary plus commission. Apply
THE ESTER SHOP. 1925 p st. NV.
sALEsLADIEs, experienced for
dresses and /or corsets. SHEF-
FIELDS. 3021 18th st. NV. --26
ready-to-wear, expert
ence only need apply. Excellent
opportunities; high-grade Glen
tele; steady position. Salary, $50
per week. Apply 1918 Conn ave.
experienced children's
wear. Evening. daily. to 8.
Perm; 81 an hr.. No phone calls.
6S40 New Hampshire ave.
exp. in wonlen's wear
ing apparel: capable Of assuming
nanagerial duties. Hours 12 to 9,
Mon. through Sat-; salary open.
Evening star., 1955-06-26

sALESWOMAN, under 80; steady;
with shoe-fitting experience Also
Saturday extras. Apply manager,
1927 Good Hope rd. Sc. d
Evening star., 1955-06-26
SECYS. .-STENOS.
See ABBEY First


1898 EYE ST. NV. ST. 3-0lg0
Jr. secy.. plush once ------~, S3,90n
Jr. secy., publication $500
Steno., near ne. $50
secy. to Judge ---- start S3,4Q0
yr. secy.. 1,girl Ole to $500
Jr. secys., near Fl. Myer $4,000
Secy., airport. days $4,000
Steno., hotel start $50 up
Temp. secy. magazine - So, 500
Jr. secy.. legal ofc.. 5 d.. start S275
SHAMPOO AND MANICURlsT. part
time, licence required. VINCENT
EFT VINCENT In Sc. 10. 1-0100.
SHIRT GIRLS: to work in modern
laundry; 5-day week. other ad-
vantages. No phone calls. Apply in
person to Mrs, Kessler, STERLING
LAUNDRY, 1921 27th ct. NV;
SHIRT FOLDER on 2-girl Prosperity
shirt unit to press sleeves and folds.
ep, expsr only. Appls ,ss 70 sDIsTRSICI
I'd, District Hghts,: Md. RE. .5-9677.
time employment; children's shoes
exclusively. Interesting. pleasant
occupation. serving finest people.
Experience not essential. Proper
training provided. New Wheaton
store opening soon. Apply DANIELS
BOOTERY. Silver Spring, Els
worth drive OUpoStte Hecht'S
Evening star., 1955-06-26

STENO CLERK, some experience: Q
to 8 daily. for busy downtown. air.
conditioned once; must be fast and
STENO.- .-TYPIST = Air-conditioned
once; cost of living allowance: good
salary: division of GENERAL MO-
TORS CORP. Call Mr.. Dodge. ST.
sWfTCHBoARD oPERAToR-secre-
tariai service. Apply resident man
ager. IL to 4 pm, 1880 Columbia
sWiTcHBoARD Wi OPERATOR, ws expsr,-
enced on small PIX board or will
train. some typing and clerical
work: 5la days. Apply 4sO0 Branch
ave. Silver Hill. Md. --26
TEACHER-Co-op. kgtn.; Oxon Hill,
school term 1955-56: 9:30-noon;
normal school exp; own car; $3.50.
rsHcaEk.. fqx falk. RsifsNEppERG.RrEN--WHsssk. RsisEp We
day church school; Alexandria
area. half day. Must be profess
sionally trained. Write 10 Harvey
pl., Alexandria, Va.
TEACHERS. others (whitel for full
or part-time summer work. guar
antee $500 for & wks. to those who
qualify: give qualifications, age,
phone. P.O. Box 3202. WASH, D. c.
TEACHERS positions in many fields.
ADAMS TEACHERS
Evening star., 1955-06-26

RESIDENT MANAGER
Experienced, for large apt.
bldg. in convenient mid
town location. Married with
husband employed, no chill
dren. Salary, $l25 per mo.
and spacious 1-bedrr. apt.
Box 9-L, Star
Evening star., 1955-06-26
cHRIsTMAs CARD ExcLUsTvEs

New TALL Assortment M Bays pays $40 on
so boxes EASY Sensational 40
ssr9S; ssrS; y box; S.S.,ns, WRAPS 5r bY-THE. ls1;.
galore. Complete Doehla eatalog.
Lowest wholesale on $50 leading
sellers, Bonus. ) boxes on approval;
Imprints FREE. 81 .a5 Gift for
promptness. CARDINAL, 1400
State. Dent. SC1, Cincinnati.
Evening star., 1955-06-26
Part Time Opportunity

You can use Jour evening spars
svesass @ moons. Il Win rsy' you % .
inquire. write irving .paWeg. 90
4rsst a9a phone numbsf - Scx
Evening star., 1955-06-26
KLEIN'S
227 r ST. NV
SAIEST, LADY,

suits, coats, dresses;
top salary. steady position: excel
lent opportunity. Apply HOLLY
WOOD CLOTHING CO.. 703 7th St.
Evening star., 1955-06-26
TYPIST

Expert typist. speedy and accurate
for letter and manuscript typInR;
permanent position. 5-day week
air.conditioned bldg. In reply gtvs
typing speed. experience and tele-
phone number. Write to
p. o. Box 3046
Washington, D. c.
Evening star., 1955-06-26
TYPIsT-CLERK

For varied duties. white, perma-
nent only. Must have experience
and be able to type so w.p.m. B.
day. 40-houf week. Sick and vaca-
ton leave plan: air-conditioned
bldg. Call for appt.
Evening star., 1955-06-26
SINGER

White, over 81. BEGINNER or exp.
Additions nightly after Q pm.
CAP'N GUYS CLUB. 1919 N. Y.
ave NV. -36
STATISTICAL CLERK for research
division Of airline engineerinG Arm
figures required. Exper. and or
education in bookkeepine. math
pref. Some tipping. 5-day week,
airline privileses. ME. s-36o0s
Evening star., 1955-06-26

HELP-MEN AND woMEN
Evening star., 1955-06-26

sTENOGRAPHER. young. To- start
work Sept. 8 IN non-proflt scientific
research crgsnisation. Located nea!
Chevy Chase; b-day wk. liberal
yacstiqn and other herehts. .San
Nj, einser. We; S.OSSt 5s
o ncrs DAYS vsskisf Can sT.
Evening star., 1955-06-26
sITUATIoNS-MEN
Builder NOW Available

BOOKKEEPER-Full charge: eompe-
tent, dependable, thoroughly expert
snred Iudlnw 0-flh04
Evening star., 1955-06-26
OFFICE cLERIcALs
PANTRY
SALES CLERKS

.EHIRLlNGTON, yA.--NIGHTS
Immediate opening for qualified ap-
portunity to advance. meals and
uniforms furnished. Excellent bene-
fits and working conditions in air
conditioned shops. Apply manager.
Se'nfssh EMpLoYMENT syn nj OFFICE
1871 @ ST. NV. RM. 600
HOT SHOPPES, INC.
Evening star., 1955-06-26
PAYROLL. CLERK

81 to 40 years Of age. Must be
thoroughly familiar and thoroughly
proficient with adding machine.
some typing helpful: 5-day week,
excellent wages. modern air-cond.
once, many company dement's.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-04
Civil Rights Not Top
Issue Democratic
Chairman Stotes

Washington (ANpl Paul NJ.
Butter, chairman Of the Democrat
National committee, said recently
that he felt there are more urgent
things before the congress nj this
time than civil rights legislation
This statement was made IN re-.
ply TO n reporters question on the
Meet the Presa' program over
MIC tolcvision
The question 81 civil rights was
opened by Jack Bell, representing
~ national news service. when he
commented ON Buffers statement
that he favored n declaration by
party Of principle ON domestic In,
sues"
= wonder what sort ~ a dec
claration you would make In con
neCtion with the II bills which
were introduced last week by Zen.
Humphrey and some other senh-
tors, ciWl rights bills, No-called ?"
asked Bell
Bell asked the committee chair
man Whist he would suggest tho
Democrats say about the ciyil
rights issue
Butler replied that he had not
had the opportunity 10 read tho
bills introduced by Hen Hum
phrey and therefore could not
speak on them.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-04

der the direction OF Bon ID. Grua-
sing manager Of advertising.
sales promotion, and public rela-
tons 81 Minneapolis Moline. by
Artists. snEravers and printers OF
the Brown and Bigelow company.
Primarily designed for rural
homes. these calendars are now
requested also by many other
groups ~ Americans. Distribu-
tons Ia made through the NM
dealer organization.
Basic theme employed by Crus-
sing in preparing the calendars is
the progress In agriculture and
the American way OF life made
possible by modern farm mAchin-
cry Research into dAiriea. bio
Eraphics. and other historical
sources was done by Morris Rud-
srsky, and the paintings OF his
toricAl episodes and agricultural
scenes were executed by Arthur
Hanson. Of Brown and Bigelow.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-04
TRAIN PORTER sElICrED AS RAILROAD MAN OF
TIE YEAR ~ EEpIRAIION IoR RAILWAY pRooRIss

washington, ID. C-nJnhn I'd
monds. Chesapeake and Ohlo train
portsr. has been named Railroad
Mar ~ the Year for 1864" ~ The
Federation for Railway Progress
6, vas announced today by james
q Lyme. chairman
The presentation of ne award
which conasts ~ 800 savings
band and a gold - C1gr.s'0phsTs
medal will taks plso" early ~
March At = lgnrhsDn a. tho Ehera-
t0n-CarItOn In Washington
4 resident of North Ksn0va
Ohio. Edrnonfs WORKS ~ 'hs Q 4
Or Huntington division 10 sums
up his pt3l0Aopty for dealing Win
The public Ike this To 10 a
go&,d smploys you have 70 - cur.
'srsis - The public Ard when
yol HE the public A. o.. .
comes easily"
\ nlsr.bsr u De BFo'hsrhos1d
~ Train and sisspinR Car rortsfs
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-04
SEhIoR CHOIR AND
MplS. CHORAL UNION
m CONCERT MARCH q

The HenlOf choir ~ Bethesda
Baptis, church il presenting the
Minneapolis Gospel Choral Union
In concert Runday afternoon.
March 9 NJ , 30, ~ the church
Rpnnc ~ tho latest vocal mum
bsfs will b" presented on this pro.
gram rniOn I'iAnlEiS. hias Eths-
lsns Walker, Mrs Margaret
Bcot' and Mr. Ralph Pumm viii
be featured IN special plano ana
organ numbers. as we'll ms a mum
Der ~ vo,m noloists will also be
featured
The senior char Includes Mrs
bessie Gresham chndr directnf
and union president M WINE Is
Hale. director Choral Union and
Mrs jennie Crtsaar. prssiden, Of
the Senior Ch0iT
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-04

Lie DefeefoT Test
Causes Judge To
Modify Sentence

a lie deteCtOr test taken by
John Richie. Mil city business
man and owner 81 the Ebony ball
room. B37h Olson Highway,
showed that the gun he threaten.
cd Alonzo Ellis, 1908 Firth Az n.
With, was empty Because ~ this,
Municipal court Judge Dana
Nicholson modified the original
sentence Of 90 days he had given
Ritchie 10 90 days or 800 fine
The lie detectOr test taken by
Eitchie also showed that he WAS
telling the truth when he said
that Ellis threatened him with a
hammer
The argument between Ellis
and Tutchis In supposed 10 have
taken place al the dance hall
that Ellis leased from Richie and
got started when Ellis was sup
ppaed 10 have told Ritchie that he
waS turning the dance hail license
In and wanted 10 take some per
sDnsl property from the hall
Another version ~ what start.
81 the alteration between the
Two men IL that Ellis WINS alleged
20 have given Ri'chi" check and
then went 10 the hank and had
payment on II stopped
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Ffifnpnds has been WIN NE = n .
fT quarter 81 a century and
wrE' u his passengers m N"
GeprRT Washington and Sports
nan kn0H him by hts first name
Re VAS nominated for he "TRIP
uDrthly courtesy award by e. y.
Dg'reld 81 Charleston. W Va.
DYfnsld rode the cos Cherry
E''Esom special last spring from
Charleston 10 Washington. and
Afterwards wrote 10 tho Fedora
ton This portsr made n bic
rsrs0raI responsibility ~ rear
raHRs seating ~ passengers for
mar bsrnr' and comfort lie
sasmsd 70 snI0y helping everyone
asf Il the bss, porter have sVer
zen"
Edwards 10 The second porter
20 win The award he ether was
Albert } Lively % LoulsvIl., Ky.
p0Ttsr for The Pullman Company
IN 1870
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Minneapolis Office
& Plant Moves
To New Home
BY Ballee Thomas

Last Friday. moving day for
the SPOKESMAN and RECORD
Err. Minneapolis staff members
were betting among themselves
IL 10 2 that this edition Of the
paper would be anywhere from a
day TO a month getting on the
street
by Saturday morning. after the
last truck load Of stuff had been
moved. everyone was trying 20
solve the age old moving prob
lem how 10 make room in n
larger place for things that came
out Of a smaller place.
That's a problem that's stiIl
being worked out at the new Of
fees Of the paper.
Most people who have ever
called on the editor. Cecil v.
Newman. have never seen the top
Of his desk. Friday was the first
time tina, the staff had ever seen
Il too That happened when the
moving men said that II was
impossible for them 10 move ~
In It's natural state
Newman must have felt that
his desk would catch cold. be-
cause by the time the van got 20
the new location. the editor was
waiting for them 10 put his DESK
in his office 10 he could load II
up again.
The whole point this II 10
inform any one who might be
under the impression that since
the paper has moved 10 new
quarters. they would get q chance
70 see the editors desk top. not
n BE- too disappointed because
the last time the editor saw ~
wsS - years ago when the papers
moved from l,s original office ~
3If Third Az.
How this paper got out On time
10 one ~ thoss things that none
% the STAFF likes 90 talk ab0rIt.
but probably cut ~ habit, they
just couldn't shake a a. year Old
habit
BY Monday afternoon after
everyone got used n working
around plumbers. electricians and
carpenters. they settled bark IN
The Oh routine
n 10 hop~d that The WORK On ne
offices. heated ~ 2f2 Third Az
3, Minneapolis viii ~ completed
by next vssk and svsrJbrsiY
won't have ~ work out 81 pack
mr. tsryI@s ANYMORE