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statesmen
MANAGERS

qualified men to represent national
corp. In Wash. and suburban area
Sincere effort will insure excellent
Iyear-round income, with excellent
opportunities for advancement on
merit. Openings also Immediately
available at MANAGEMENT level for
men with supervisory and Tor sub
stantial sales experience. Car re-
CURED. For WASHINGTON interview,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-11
SALESMAN
AS
Sales Manager Trainee

We are looking for more than lust
speciality salesman. We want to
hire and train good salesman for
development as q sales mgr. to help
US in our current expansion pro-
gram. You should be between % and
so Of neat appearance and with
best of references. Liberal commits
sion and drawing account. Consider
this position as your last and final
change. Phone OIL. 9-S302 for o
personal confidential interview.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-11
HELP-MEN

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, full OF
part time, with car and telephone.
VIII train you to earn $4,000 per
year II you will work hard. MR..
DELE. 10. 2-06S3, ST. $500.
REAL ESTATE sALESMEN-Severa
experienced full-time and ambitious
statesmen needed for Washington s
largest sales once. We have un-
limited subdivisions, finest listingS
c. and Va. Do not apply unless you
are interested in earning over S10.-
600 per year. For confidential in
terview call
T. N. LERNER & CO.
lTU. 2-7400. ask for sales manager
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-11
Salesman to Sales Mgr.
SALESMAN-COLLECTOR

II you have collected routes for at
least g mo. and realize that with the
cost of 9 car. gas. ms, wear and
tear, etc. your net earnings are
negligible. let q former collector
PROVE to you that your earnings
can be more than doubled due 70
your past experience.
ANALYZE your situation: $4,000 70
35, 900 miles per yr., 2 sets OF tires
per yr., charge backs, reverts, long
hrs, and arguments with customers
over small collections. ALL THIS
FOR WHAT??? TO AVERAGE
UNDER 500 PER WEEK??7
Take time to investigate this. We
will PROVE to you in l wk, that
with less effort and expense you will
be in the $4,000 yr. bracket.
III qualified you will receive Q
draw of $100 per WIKI
ACME HOME MODERNIzATION
CORP
3312 18th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-11

SALES REPRESENTATIVES,, full or
part time, to take orders for blind
made articles; no canvassing, leads
furnished; car necessary. $50
weekly minimum Guarantee from
exclusive territory. NE. s-9297.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-11
nELP-MEN
INSURANCE.

Old-line stock company is In need
of experienced casualty underwater
excellent working conditions: COM
pany benefits. Salary commensurate
with experience and ability. Cal
AID. 4-3670.
INTERIOR DECORATOR SALES.
PERSON, suburban furniture store;
full time; top pay. Apply in person
VIRGA & CO, 1929 Wisconsin
ave. Bethesda, Nd. Ia
ITALIAN TEACHER, part time; ap.
ply THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF
LANGUAGES. 1901 K st. NV.
JANITOR, relief, for Saturday night
only. Hours, l2 pm. to am.
THos. J. FISHER & CO, 73s 18th
st. NV. Ill
JANITOR, white. for garden-type
apartment; salary and quarters
Apply 1901 Abingdon dr.. Alex. QV.
colored, for garden-type
project. Must be sober, reliant.
Call Mr.. Greenlee, Monday morn
ing. H. @. SMITHY CO., S11 18th
ST. NV ST 3-33nn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-11
SALESMAN
OFFICE
FURNITURE

Prefer experienced man for real
opportunity with national mfgrl
who has had Wash. office for IS
years. Call MA. S-6260 for apt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-11
HElP--MEN

SALE paint manufac-
turer wants experienced salesman
10 call on maintenance ana painter
ttade in WASHINGTON and vicinity.
Apply Box 35l L, Star. Ill
SALESMAN-We specialize in all
types OF sales positions and have
numerous opportunities for qualified
men. If you are age 25-40, mar
ried and have or more years
sales experience, We want to see
Ind talk with you. Salaries range
from SIS, 900 to $4,000. No reg. fee.
MANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS,
INC, Suite 600. 14O6 G NV.
misunderstanding manufacturer
of pe-operated office equipment
requires additional representatives
in the district area. Real oppor-
tunity in a growth company, spec
cialiZed training given, liberal en-
ploye benefits, retirement. income
plan: age. - TO 70. Apply COM
MERCIAL CONTROLS CORP. ll46
SALESMAN II for Va, Nd, or D. C..
to sell Flexalum Aluminium AVN
ings. backed by S500,000 in ma
tional advertising this year. Com
pany will train. Average earnings
will exceed SIPS per week. See
advertising page lO6 of the yellow
pages in telephone directory Phone
SO; 5,S9l0 Mon; 3 to II; or write
COLONIAL AWNING CO. P. o.
Box 942, Alex, Va. We manu-
facture our awnings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-11
JANITOR

Colored. for part-time service in
building at 2002 4th st. ne. Must
occupy quarters IN basement that
rents for Sos. all utilities included.
An allowance for SIS toward rent
will be made for janitorial services.
Phone Mr.. Yarbrough at MA. S-2lO0
before 10 noon, Monday for appoint
ment
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RESEARCH or
PHYSICIST

To Cd analyze and evalu-
ate electronic instrument
tation systems and their
effect on systems being
tested. Or 90 to do re-
search engineering on
problems involving i'm
provement of equipment
and encapsulation design
techniques.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-11
SALES REPRESENTATIVE

Want high type Junior executive
who is stymied in present lob Sales
background preferred but not es.
sential. Sound TRAINING program
Starting income open. Can expect
5,f1gure income In future. No tray
cling. Age 25-36: replies conf
Dental Cover fully past experience
and education Box 3a3-H. Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-11

INSTRUMENTATION
To prepare schedules and
engineering estimates, to
collect and document re-
quirements for instrument
tation systems, and con-
duct liaison with user
groups.
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QUALITY CONTROL

QUALITY CONTROL
(Staff or Test Facilities)
A staff position to CORE
late factory test with re-
suits in the field, analyze
complete systems in terms
component quality re-
quirements, develop and
install advanced tech
niques for manufacturing
and suppliers' operations.
Or test facilities position
to analyze, plan and re-
view designs of quality
control test equipment
and test methods, to COM
ply with advanced elec-
tronic or electromechan-
ical specifications.
METALLURGICAL
To investigate materials
and components in man
ufacturing processes.
PROCESS
To work with development
engineers for the improve
ment of pilot line and
production processes con-
cerned with germanium
and silicon crystal grow
ing, glass and metal fus-
ing, plating, welding and
environmental testing.
RESEARCH
To work on problems in
volving improvement Of
equipment and pilot line
operations and encapsula-
ton design technique.
TEST EQUIPMENT
To develop and design
special test equipment for
airborne radar and fire
control systems.
RELIABILITY
With component and sys-
tenn design experience to
make physical environ
mental tests.
DESIGNERS
To create new designs and
make layouts of assem-
blies and detail parts OF
mechanical and electronic
devices.
ELECTRONIC
TECHNICIANS
For test, evaluation, main
tenance and design of
radar, computer and test
equipment circuitry.
Please Contact Us at
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SALES TRAINEES

SALES TRAINEES
Excellent opportunity for
2 young aggressive men, be-
tween 20 and % wanting to
learn selling. Inside sales
training that lets you earn
while you learn. 40-hour, s.
day week, excellent company
benefits if you qualify
SEARS, ROEBUCK AND co
$500 WIS. AVE. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-11
Observation-Disclosures

Nationally advertised frozen food
furnished. vacation and company
benefit plan. Write Box 1860. Alex
andria. Va, giving full particulars,
age eXperience salary desired Ia
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hELR-MEN

FARMER, sgle. or married. no chill
e-s7os: al. II an. il. 7Essss
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HEIP-MEN
MESSENGER
MESSENGERS

Young hoys. 1910 yrs. OF age,
high school graduates; permanent
positions in our advertising service
II under Is. bring birth certificate.
Apply Personnel, Room 500; open
weekdays, S:30-6 and Sat. 9-12
No phone calls.
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$40 H NE. Ii
RADIO MECHANIC
M Mems need apply w't ALLE 9aisSsYS AIR
LINES Hangar No. 2. National Air
port, washington. D. c. Ill
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN: PETER
j, HAGEN & SON needs addi-
tional men on ful-time basis to
cover up coming projects and
general brokerage. Call UN. 1885.
Evenings. WA. 7-5733; IL
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN-Oppor-
tunity to Join progressive organiza-
ton. offering many company homes homes
bonuses, paid. Full corporation.
sINDLER REALTY CO.. Ho; =
REAL 1SSL' ESTATE statesmen 1e). ali
sections: full time only. Plenty Of
good llstings, every eo-operation
WAPLEs ocGo. GO, 1924 l4th ST. NV
REAL H ESTATE sALEsMAN-Need
Vile office. Cali Mr.. Lyon. RIPLEY
g. RoMER JU. 5,S5ll
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. expert
enced in subdivision and brok serase
sales. Resident Prince georges
County. Fast-growing. modern
ofice at prime location; Excellent
opportunity. Call H. w. NestleI
JAMES C. CoNLEY q co. Az
REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN-Active
MONTGOMERY Co. office needs 3 men
for full time. Plenty of listings ano
above average commission arrange
ronnt II vou have car and are
willing to work. call ]. R.; LlTIch6EE
ASSOCIATES. Realtors. JU. $4,000
any day, 8 to 8 for apt;
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN-Fun OF
part time. If inexper., we will pay
for your real estate schooling pro
vided you are really interested in
learning the real estate business
and devoting the required time.
Will consider drawing account .er
INC. 1923 Vermont ave. NV, DI.
7-7S77 or LU. 1889.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-10
No Stars Over Alabama

Tho state Alabama al large
gr@oed by the happening" the University
Alabama entering college Of
single coed Of Negro ancestry whom the Federal ordered
admitted
The riots body
and abesd by of the dhsanng public
exhibitions Of bgoy grounds
educational institution in u. q history
Here In the presence portion body
OF OF tho nations
human whose chief crime that she
whose descendants tho helped
Alabama with their toll and that the could
creditabe university
To these demonstrators she represented
supremacy" theory which poisoned
manhood and womanhood and poisoning
prestige among the million" OF whites the world
What did this University
campus She wanted only the support
that she had right enter this school which
maintained by the tax dollars Of both Negro white
hna for wrongfy denied tho
dollars provided S budget the Alabama opportunity
drink OF the fountain of knowledge
AutherIne Lucy youth Ia a symbol
the condition
bgotry and intolerance condition which the
north or south must not allow TO destroy tho nation In the world
where the hope OF freedom and liberty has
light tho ages for nil men
lot TO Authcrnc Lucy
attend the University might
physical harm and
he does not there will be other Aabamans
will follow her to the Alabama there
student" who dd not participate In the moeey OF deceny
dedicated to higher learning viii welcome
fellow Americans OF Negro ancestry
10 the occurrences Ala.
hama stimulated by the White Citizens Councils
text OF the fake record which ets forth the Puported
OF Negro leader who anonymously identified
Roosevelt williams president Howard University
out 10 students To innamo them.
The supposed specchs chief theme dissertation
marriage which the speaker the tho
MACE OF tho record manufactured Brighten
alarm and membership the White Citizens Councils which
have been set To nmae Negroes settling than
citizenship with iS rights privileges
(which tho Negroes shared unsclhshy without
The bankruptcy the southern starky
willingness intelligent
leaders to foS obviously vicious and fake fol
low 9 n Ia sell hem ~ n IGstC
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-10
Senator Estes kefauver

OF
kcfauvcr
dates who tho rights
southern born Senator and Congress the southern
Dtiecrns surrcmacs joining
civil rights
-Four ag the middle II Vrgn
tho
schools and told Ngnans that he
u. Supreme ruling public
blessing uf Kcfauver
out California early this where
spoke pouekcd meetings
impressed by the frankncss rights position
This reported by the = 4
Two weeks Phillip Randolph, tho
leaders
CO the who led March Washington
Franklin Roosevelt
EEpC he American Negroes
kindly towards the candidacy Senator kctauvcr
steady ot the honesty
approaches the nations pruhrus
Feeling the
important to national
do plan candidate pub
lie legislation
upon
wv O Negro ancestry the American south
brighten
Alabama waucs
south Carolina Harry many
above cgtcnan-rn bgotry
Kefauver tnrced
candidacy refreshing because
odds against him he ds to take h the
tnm and the all important Is
American people" including the rights issue
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-10
Greeks & 'eentIemen's Agreements

disturbing Of individuals
through being
brought further the light
study published book Nc
Chung president Fraternies
released today
Or Lee finds that most college fraene and sorortes the
colleges applicants
grounds OF religion and national origin
professionals
chapters pegng members minority
revelations entirely Many
Including the University
persons joining
constitutions others
the written clauses but trying get nd OF them
though the
through within their
o inspection
University
follow this practice
only o members
"Gentlemers usually
representatives faternes
by the USreCted that religious
the individual TO others
II doesn't make VIII Protestant is
better Catholic Jew Negro
religious
person any intelligence capsbuty
We would rather fraternies
Daily. official University Of Minnesota Publication
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-10
"Fannie" Pierre Lewis

Lords Nobsvomsn Sunday Minneapolis She
Pierre Lews thousands
noans her Christian work through the unta
those who unable help themselves
Pierre Lewis the remaining
AhE church
long pastors through the many years
She best known the public the person
maintained interest the the
years Of her adult life
When Fannie little girl Minneapolis better
Anthony and the life Of the city concentrated
gree on = now Eastsde town.
seemed much Of the st. Peter
Minneapolis death shocked
u
quietly Frances Pierre Lewis played a very
important part life She will be
forgotten
the
good fellow
AM imprint n o many
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-10

you-go method, its great advan-
tage Is that II provides the United
States Treasury with a some
what even flow OF income over
IL months rather than "A concen-
tratinn Of income for three months
or so.
For most wage earners and
salaricd persons, filing OF the
Federal income tax returns once
year Is rather simple matter
IA the forms are provided and the
amounts withheld or paid on esti-
mated earnings each quarter. is
usually close TO what the pay
able tax Ia
Tho Internal Revenue Service
All taxpayers and businesses
file with the Internal Revenue
Service within the various dts
tricts across the United States
therefore we must go into the
various procedures used by the
Revenue Service for more pre-
cise view Of their functions
The Internal Revenue Service
estimates that as per cent OF all
returns by businesses and indi-
vduals are accepted as correct
when flied All returns are check
ed for arithmetical errors, those
involving substantial amounts or
having unusual or complex prob
lens are set aside for further
study
From the foregoing WE can
easily establish the number one
premise for successful collection
Of taxes in the United States. that
Of honesty
Using the fiscal year 1882 as
base with sixty million taxpayers.
less than one five hundredth OF
one per cent Nf5o0) or less than
1900 persons were indicted on
criminal charges involving income
taxes
Rut as In all phases Of human
activity, there is disagreement. so
II IL here that approximately one
in 20 persons or ; per cent Of all
taxpayers disagree with the Re
venue Service ~ 10 what their
tax should be
To resolve the dlsagrCsmentS
the Service over the Years. with
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-10

persons problem
problem
including this the ment
segregation detail
daily
associated from the whole The chain reactions started
spread a wide
field embraces much
are involved rights rights
Legislation the political north and south The
isolated
Consider of the
ruling Illegal
challenging authority The Alabama legislature
gIoered that
the Powell amendment which would limit fed
districts whipping
overshadow completely the
the federal aid itself
problem this
proposed federal
the Of the unwarranted
pressures" o s subjected
the international the
problem State of the Union
Of leadership
a period equality
opportunity
every every person judged
witnessing
understanding and
happens today
ntegated schools much the Of
every o.
The rights Of the Negro inseparabe part
rights escape duty
Minneapolis sunday TRIBUNE, 1885
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-10

this latter regard what have said Minneapolis
FTPC goes o the g. Paul FEPC
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-10

sonauy
a worker
should him rapport with
FEPC executives community state
at
Illinois employment service his record member
ali to a well rounded
prepared the Minneapolis position.
present operation
anything long
viii need s municipal FEPC for
Despite widespread acceptance Of the Negro worker in Min
World
Latin
employment To simply
the advance opportunity minority
unreasc because jobs everything else nothing
backward Minneapolis
FErc stiil has a big Job cut out for IT,
II activity his Job
FEFC vibrant progress part
job being that member minority group
unusy Disseminated
the matter placement upgradng
city agency promptly
effectively fairly necessary proof
available seek adjustment by the parties
anything the Minneapolis good public
designed not
ordinance but minority
protection city
which the ought
FEPC performance also
this latter regard what
FEPc goes for the d. Paul FEPc also.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-10

Editor: Of good Journalism
allow on the Kcfauvcr Stevenson matter.
acceptance OF place apparently
based stevnSos opposition to the deSeggon rider attached
explaining posuon evidently failed to
vautng acquantancsip and chcrhng the
regarding dcscGrcgaton but feel that the
mistaken and that Mr. stevenSons
represents the quickest path to the goal
tho facts Of NE regarding southern senator's know
Of the degeneration rider will be to defeat the school
aid hill
passage withou, the provide
public Acceptance the
by southern state would he IN" cearst confirmation that their
public despite attempted sub"rfugesl there
clearly subject 10 the Supreme Court decision ending
ton They would not have leg to stand on
vocferous leaders
and down tho land IN" quecr people who have
gradually changing citizenship
many
swelling especially among the younger people
moderate people and provide
compulsvr
cleasghtc reasonable approach to this think
fought up
state Of Illinois before being drafted Tor Presidency Richardson
President Ramsey
County sis Pioneer pids ST Paul Mlnn. T. 1855
Editors Note: part this editors impotence with Aiu
Stevenson Is his failure 10 discuss tho segregation issue frankly until
10 Monday his Ming the
primaries position incKra-
prominent leaders C,hr,rn,
ciarrd they Impressed with Senator kof'uver
Mr. oHe thinks the ,n'moterate campaign Of the
tho degeneration problem best b conhat,~ mod
part
Powell amendment backed BY the MACE to
which opposed simply keeps Federal
public schools
States America unlawful
iupatcuco
afraid unwilling speak
the which strikes the
crazy Republic globsl enemies
discrcdtt national sincerity.
lead this nation =
very position
rights issue which Just important to the nations fuiur for
example, the problem
The leaders % both stostep question
the often weak approach problem demanding
cn attention and action has been er,orRet ey Mr. Stevenson
chtor dives
authentic
rights party despite the detection portion
section OF the party THIS
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-10

call the problem Others TO
souh problem Sun others mysed
including reporting the femen
aggregation detail
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-10

many calls kilograms letters
be entered
paign delegate atarge for Senator Kefauver.
departure supporting
campaign
the ballot. received quite well
household while that
politically that she's for
which the wifely privilege these United
States
We informed other countries wife would
admit vote for the her husband
bang confdenaly rule which works both
glad it is the in the good old UsA.
Baritone William Wared and his wife Leontyne Price
charming ofstage they Warted
He's of those celebrities
approach his honor but
introduces himself which in itself is
sign of
Minnesota Edition scheduled for
February Chivers usually good
edition This big Job ahead trying to write and
number usual waited
much long Of the job and fear wen do
poor Job.
accounting reckoning with readers
and seldom appreciation Often when
think edition sales and
compliments right and left Kinda funny eh?-Cec Newman