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Virginia Guest
Feted During
ST. Paul Visit

Mrs. Hattie Williams of Roam.
oke. Va. enjoyed a delightful
round Of dinners, sightseeing trips
and other social eourtesieS while
In ST. Paul. visiting her son-in-
law and daughter, MIR, and Mrs,
&, l.. Ponder, 6al Rondo Az, for
the past two weeks,
Mr., and Mrs, Ponder enter,
tatned at dinner in their mothers
honor ON Friday. December so.
and other guests included Mrs,
Bertha King, Miss Mittic Lock
hart. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles VII
Hams, Ice Washington ana Rob
Baker Of New York city. also a
houscguest ot the ronders. Pre-
sent also were Janice, Ursula,
Margaret Ann and Chuckie Pom
der.
Mrs. Matte A, King, az W.
Central Az, entertained at din
ner party At Ruthie's Restaurant
on Wednesday, December IN
Other guests were Mrs Katie
bradshaw and Mr., and Mrs, Pom
der.
Mrs, Williams was also the
guest Of Mrs Clara Turner at
RuthIcs On Wednesday, January
Al Mrs Bertha Kings on
Thursday. December 20, Mrs
Williams was guest of honor at a
dinner party, Other guests in
cludcd MIR, and Mrs Andre Flor.
cng, Mrs. Lucille williams, MIR
and Mrs G. l.. Ponder. Miss Ruth
Manning and Lee Washington.
Ice Washington, pdi igIchnrt
Az. was host nj dinner ON Thurs
day, January ., Other guests were
MIR and Mrs Floreng, Mrs. Lucille
Williams and the pondcrs,
Mrs Williams left on Friday
January q for her home In Roam.
okc, Va,
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Alabumu Citizens
Continue Strike
Against Buses

Montgomery, Ala CAMP -~
Negco leaders here said they have
no intention OF ending their two
week old boycott OF city busses
until their "urst come. first
served" seating policy IL approx
eli.
An estimated 50 20 per cent OF
Negro bus patrons are still parti-
cipating In the boycott OF Mont
gomcry city Lines established
when u Negro woman was fined
for refusing Ia sit at tho rear OF
bus,
We are not going 10 give them
our dimes 10 bo inaulted and hu.
initiated" said Rev. J, X, King, q
leader of the Montgomery nm
prpVcment Association
Meanwhile In order to make the
boycott effective tho association
has the cooperation of los cab
drivers, u private pool or 200
automobile owners, and eight ser
vice station pruprietorn who are
giving special discounts 10 drivers
transporting persons particlpat-
ing In the boycott,
The association sprang w fol.
lowing the arrest OF Mrs Rosa
Parks, a department store seam.
stress, who was fined 81 a week
ago for violating the state law
requiring segregation on buses
Shc has appealed tho case through
her attorney, Fred Gray, A date
for heading the appeal has not
been act.
Negro leaders have said they
do not seek immediate change IN
aggregation laws, but want better
treatment of Negro passengers
under present statutes
Specifically. they have asked
for seating ON u first come, first
served policy which would do
away with members ~ either race
standing while there ara vacant
seats on n bus. and that the com
pany hire Negro bus drivers.
one meeting of Negro leaders
and hus company officials ended
In failure last week when the bus
lines turned down the demands,
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Paige, and her brother and sister
in-law. Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph Paige,
Mrs, Penn was accorded many So
cial courtesies including break
fast guest OF DR. and Mrs. Her
man J. Lewis OF Oakland on New
Years morning when they enter
tanned several out OF town viai.
tors. New Years night Mr., and
Mrs, Paige honorcd their house
guest with buffet supper and
she was dinner guest IN Oakland
Of Mrs, Frances Golden and father
MIR. Manly wynne, She was also
accorded many other courtesies,
Visits Grandmother, Lorenzo
Manderville of Detroit, Mich. ar
rived by plane Monday and In the
guest OF his grandmother Mrs,
Frances Duncan Of 33l3 2hth Az,
y.
Holidays spent In Chicago, Mrs,
Eva Abbey Ala ", 2oth ST. re
teurned home Thursday. January
8 from Chicago, NJ where she
spent the holidays Visiting her
daughter.ln.law and son, Mr. and
Mrs, Leon Abbey,
ODT Club Holds Party; The re-.
creation room of Mr. and Mrs,
Philip True OF 4i2s Firth Az. =,
was the scene OF a colorful party
ON New Years eve when members
Of the ODT club entertained
friends who helped them uaher In
the New Year. Dancing, HociaiiE.
ing. listening Ia the records and
enjoying on abundance of FOOD
plus liquid beverages filled the
hours for some 40 members and
g,ieatA.
out az Hospitals Hobart T. Nit
chsli Jr, returned home from
Veterans hospital where he has
been patient for tho past five
weeks on Sunday. January T. He
N convaieScing at his home. i2ii
Fourth Az n,
Ilospitalisedi A, J. (GuAl Evans
asad Fourth Az g.. In q patient
IN Swedish hospital where he will
undergo surgery.
Family Dinners Mr.. and Mrs
Clemon Rooney. ao2t Smelling Az
entertained with family dinner on
Christmas day,
Underwent Surgery Mrs
Lucille McAdama, asag Oakland
Az In patient In Deaconeaa
Lutheran hospital where nhe re-
Gently underwent surgery, Mrs
McAdama In reported In excellent
condition and win be discharged
from the hospital the latter part
Of the week,
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during their visit and renewed
and visited with many former st.
Paul friends Some of the former
st. Paulites visited with were Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore Mcdonald and
their two sons. Mrs. Mcdonald is
the former Dorothy Schuck. Also
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. X. VIII
son. Mrs. Wilson is the former
Lillian Downey Of st. Paul. Others
were Mrs. Downey, Mrs. LYDIA
Jones, Mrs. Laura Williams and
Mrs. Lorena Harris, all former
residents of St. Paul.
Back Home: Miss Magda PHI
fer, S92 Carroll Av and Miss Es-
sic Pipkins of s37 Rondo Av., re-
turend home January 3 from Dali
las Texas. where they spent the
Christmas holidays, visiting rela-
tives and friends. They were ten
dered many social courtesies.
IT'S A Girl: Lieut.. and Mrs.
Harrison Williams, 612 w. Cen
trail are the proud parents of a
baby girl born January Q. at
Bethesda hospital II was not I'M
usual that Vanessa Louise, their
first child, should be born at this
particular hospital. Mrs. williams,
the former Beverly Carroll. grad
uated from Bethesda hospital and
the arrival of her daughter was OF
special interest 10 the hospital
staff. Mrs. r. J. Payne is the ma.
ternal grandmother and T. Carroll
Is the maternal grandfather, both
of st. Paul. Mr.. and Mrs, r. Will
liams of st. Paul are the paternal
grandparents.
Earnest Workers Met: The
Earnest Workers Club of Pilgrim
Baptist church met on Friday,
January Is at the home OF Mrs
f. A. Chapman. TOT St, Anthony
Av.
Hospitalixed: Mrs Alice Will
son, 70i Carroll Av., is a patient
at st. Joseph's Hospital
Visited Family: Mrs. Fred Bon
ner Of Chicago, Ill. left for her
home in Chicago Ill, on Wednes-
day. January after spending a
week in the city visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore r.
Allen. 943 Iglehart Av.
Club To Exchange Gifts: The
Entire Nous Club will meet on
Saturday. January II at the home
of Mrs. Raye Richardson. 757
Fuller Av. at 3 p. m. Members will
exchange birthday gifts at this
meeting.
To Oklahoma: Mrs. Kelsey
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whitmore, 500 Rondo Av., son,
Ray and grandson, Harold Ray,
left on Tuesday, January 10 for
Muskogec, Okla, where they will
visit John Day. Mrs. Whitmore's
father Before returning, they will
also visit friends and relatives in
Kansas City Kans., Kansas City,
Mo, and Tulsa, Okla,
Breaks Hip: Mrs Matte King,
622 W. Central Av.. slipped and
fell on the sidewalk near Maxfield
school on Thursday evening, jan
uary 6. She was taken TO Ancker
hospital where x-rays showed a
broken hip. She is a patient in the
hospital.
Mother Dies: Mrs. Martha
Kraft, mother of Mrs. c. w. Pat
terson OF 90l Carroll Av. died
Monday, January 8 at Lewistown,
Mont. Funeral services will be
held at St. Mary's Catholic church
in Winona, MINI, at Q a. m. Sat
urday, January II. Mrs. Patterson
accompanied by her sister. Mrs.
Rose Schulz. left Thursday for
Winona 10 attend funeral and
burial services
Attend Funeral In Tennessee (:
Mrs. Worda Guthrie, 500 Marshall
Av., mother-in-law and Mrs. Helen
Wagner. 500 Aurora Az. a friend
the late Mrs. Beulah Mae Johnson
OF 307 N. Dale St, who died jan
uary 8, left Thursday for Paris
Tenn. TO attend funeral and burial
services.
Cosmopolitan 10 Club Held
Meeting: The Cosmopolitan 10
club held 1t first meeting OF the
new year at the home of Mrs.
Dorothea Burns, 633 Iglehart Az.
on Saturday, January 7. The next
social meeting will BE- January 81.
with Mrs. Martha Carter, sos N
Chatsworth as hostess.
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WEDNESDAY MAIINEE

The Wednesday Matinee Club
held Its first meeting Of the year
at the home Of Mrs Cleota
Grigsby. 1901 Columbus Av.. Min
neapolis, on January T. 1865
Old and new business was dis
Cussed.
Following the business session
an appetizing lunch was served
by the hostess. The remainder Of
the evening was enjoyed playing
games
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T is AN AXIOM THAT TmE WAY no A MANS HEART /

1T Is AN AXIOM THAT the WAY TO A MANS HEART is
through his stomach Taking advantage Of package quick
frozen rhubarb sweetened condensed milk and
off the pantry shelf whip deleca6le rhubarb
ringue pie in jig time,
The recipe for this creation shows how easy he
Frozen rhubarb always and needs only few
cooking The lSounce OF condensed milk lemon juice
and blended thoroughly then add the yoks
spices the rhubarb is cooled combine with the
densed milk mixture PreSo the filling ready for the baked
she'll goes cloud OF merngue the whsked
the for a brief browning,
RHUBARB MERINGUE PIE
sineh pie SHE'LL baked teaspoon grated lemon
and cooled rind
package frozen rhubarb y teaspoon cinnamon
Ia Il l5oE. cam Eagle Il teaspoon nutmeg
Brand sweetened egg yOlkS. slightly beaten
denSed milk whites
u lemon juice u teaspoon salt
Cook rhuharb according package directions Dram well
Cool Blend wectened condensed milk lemon juice and rnd
until thickcns Add slightly beaten yos
and nutmeg thoroughly Fold rhubarb Pour
filling she'll whites and salt until peaks
formed Add sugar, tablespoon time. continue beat
whites until smooth and shiny Cover filing with merneuc
attaching well 10 shell edges prevent shrinking Bake allow
1925 - about Is minutes until mctngue lightly
Drowned Cool about hours before serving CANS
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Maybe the kids could keep on
the atraiRht and narrow better n
they got Information from some.
one who's been over the route.
-, q. Flynn.
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Coming Attraction! Joe Morris
and his orchestra featuring Ur-
sula Reed. Mpls. Labor Temple.
January 20 Hit recordings,
"ShalSe. a-TIand", I'm BE True To
You.' apple Jack" and Broken
Hearted Blues, "-Advt.
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WeathorinR, aging and zorro
sion from chimney smoke cuts
down the efficiency Of your Tv
nniennh
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Social and Personal
y MINNEAPOLIS

Dinner Guests: Mr. and Mrs Fred Edwards, 22o6 Elliot
Az had their dinner Monday evening January
Mr. and Mrs James Bailey and family of 1906 Second Az s.
Returns Home: Mrs. Lillian Penn 1918 18th Az T. return
cd home Sunday morning January s. from Berkeley Calf
where she spent the holidays visiting her sister, Miss Margaret
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Social and Personal
= ST. PAUL :

California Holiday: Mr. and Mrs Maceo Finney son
William Oorky) OF 43 Rondo Av recently returned
Angeles, Calf where they spent the Christmas holiday visit
ing Mrs Flnneys brotherinlaw and sister, Mr. and Mrs
Oliver Midrew and brothers of Mr. Fnney and their families
and friends The Fnney many
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ACCORDING TO HEIEN HEDMAN CAmsON chairman Of thc

Block Sacred
needed
Fisher ogan
Episcopal church open singers
nstona's religious
being Methodist Engewood ASby
IanHn Campus o. Monday evenings at 7 30 p. m.
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SEND GET WELL WISHES to Mrs

SEND GET WELL WISHES Mrs Matte A. King 622 W
Central Az Mrs King hospital
fall Thursday January D.
Masned school where she employed
hip.
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Ct. Paul
HCpotlight


TIE CHAMBER or COMMERCE OF DENVER
doubtless be interested in the
Lewis nephew Of Mrs Bertha King who tells that Doug
ong his work likes the climate thinks
fun lie finds time to attend governmental training program
which acquants him with the n number machines
doing phoostato company
organs for Scott Methodist church Doug formerly played Border
Methodist church Minneapolis
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RECOGNIZING THE NEED of collecting

RECOGNIZING TIE NEED OF collecting and figures
problem the st Urban
housing questonnare which being distributed with the
Of the st Paul Urban League Guild a
please IN IL League you
receive one, call the Leagues office" ca 22o3e
OF INTEREST THOSE wit discrimination in
housing published brochure entitled They
Say and Subued The Challenge Of Houses
American Friends Committee 80 Madison St Chicago
Ill page illustrated publication points up
WE CONFIRMED RtMOR THIS WEEK shop
Mary 1873 w, Az. engaged
Formerly Humboldt Tenn has lived ST Paul
year wedding place January Chicago
TWIN CITY BEAUTICIASS parade exquisite
styles Sunday February
Nicolet hotel and with Percy Hughes orchestra
ADDITIONS METROPOIITAN OPERA Wi be held
Eorthrp auditorium
applying should January
Charmen Mrs
Tr. James Lombard
ACCORDING TO HELEN HEDMAS CARLSON. chairman Of IN"
Block he
~ Fisher.
Clements Memorial Episcopal church all the
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VIZ CONrIRMED A RI,MOR TnIs Mr
TWIN CITY HEAUuCIANs

styles al their dinner dance on Sunday eve
Eicollct hotel :. and with Percy Hughes
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ADDITIONS FOR TIE vi

February ~ - Sorhrp auditorium University
Young interested applying should do before January
Chairman Mrs X Wsyerhasu&sr
Or ONT
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OF INTEREST TO TIL

housing IL "a newly published brochure g
Say and subttIed, The Challenge Of
American Friends Service Committee. 81
III, @. II Ia a 10 page. illustrated pub
problem and its effect on the entire ns
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problem Of housing, the 81, Paul Urban IL
housing quesuonnaire which IL being distribute
Of the st Paul Urban League Guild II you
please III II out and return u To the League
receive one, call the Leagues office, ca 2 2ba
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-12
nELP--MEN

FIREMAN. experienced for stokers.
IN garden-type apt. development.
Attractive salary. Apply $500 Milan
drive. Alex. Va. OV. 3-43O5.
FOLDING MACHINE OPERATOR-
Young man with at least 8 yrs.
exper. setting IN and running
Baum folders: knowledge Of CUTTING
operations helpful, permanent most
tton for reliable man. Apply IN
person. Mon through Fri.. & 10 4
pm. or write complete resume 70
EDITORS PRESS. 703 Edgewood
So. ne No phone calls please.
FURNITURE statesmen, expert
enced, top commissions. huge Sc
leeti0ns to sell many company
dement's. Apply Mr. Waters, p. j
NEE CO.. HA. 7-T0O0.
FURNITURE MAN. white. 1856. fol-
shipping and receiving work with
local ONCE furniture company, ex-
perience with furniture required;
4O-hour week, s a.m.-5 pm; per-
manent employment. no Saturdays;
proflt sharing, pension plan. regular
merit salary increases and other
employe benefits; good public trans
portation: 4th and Rhode Island
ave. ne. area. Call Mr.. o. O.
LANCE for appointment. MA. S-41S1
CHARLES g. STOTT CO.. INC.
1885 9TH st. ne.
GARAGE and general handyman,
colored; live in; over IS yrs, mar
rled. Apply IN rerson. 1901 Conn.
III
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statesmen
SALES SUPERVISORS
DISTRICT MANAGERS

EXPERIENCED IN DRUGS,
COSMETICS, BUSINESS Ma
CHIMES. SOAP, PACKAGED
FOODS AND OTHER Ma
PAcKAdED cons 9 N Z R
GOODS.
II you are a high-type,
aggressive salesman. between
the age OF 25 and 80, with
q proven successful sales rec
ord in any OF the above
tlelds, INTERNATIONAL La
TEX CORPORATION offers
the following career oppor-
tunity, due to tremendous
expansion program.
Protected. exclusive, estab-
lished territory for the No.
brand In its Held (Playtexl
ALSO. No. / in national
1 $4,000 aSt SALARY PLUS
COMMISSION ON ALL SHIP
MENTS; EARNINGS RANGE
FROM 50, 900 TO ST., 900.
CAR FURNISHED PLUS
TRAVEL EXPENSE ALLOW
Headquarters: washington,
D. c.. Baltimore, Md. Must
be willing to do necessary
travelling. selling to retail
outlets department, drug and
speciality stores).
Only men with uualifca-
tons listed above should
write. giving complete snfor-
nation in first letter on age.
education, marital status and
previous work history. Re-
plies strictly confidential. L0-
cal interviews.
BOX COM. STAR
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hELP---MEN
SAI.ECMEN

Young men between 25 and 80
years Of age. seeking insurance as q
career; permanent work. car is q
necessity; salary while being trained
to sell memberships and insurance
for an established stock company
Apply II, p. PIERCE, KEYSTONE
AUTOMOBILE CLUB. 1913 Conn,
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EXPERIMENTAL MACHINISTS
Experimental machine shop Of guided missile de-
veopment organization has several openings for
qualified experimental machinists.
to 10 years experience in close tolerance work as
a model maker toolmaker. ETC., Is required; stable
employment record and good references are es-
sental.
Those who qualify will be offered continuous en-
ployment on a 40-hour week basis with benefits,
including vacation and sick leave voluntary retire
men, and insurance plan and group capitalization
PERIODIC INCREASES BASED ON MERIT
EXCELLENT WORKING CONDITIONS
Machine shop will be relocated in December to our
Howard County building on new Route 20, approxi-
mately rs minutes from Silver Spring by car.
Please Apply AM. to Pm.
The Johns Hopkins University
Applied Physics Laboratory
1921 Georgia Avenue, Silver Spring. Md.
JU. 9-7700
Employment Information
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statesmen

Leading service organization seeks
aggressive statesmen for Washineton
territory. We offer unparalleled OPP
portunities for Advancement IN all
phases Of our business. The limits
70 your opportunities will be self
imposed. All employe benefits. We
want pTleht young men who are
gong places For appointment, call
Mh. HARRY ROBERTS. at Ma.
wednesday, November IA, through
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GUARDS

Age 21-4O; several openings for
thoroughly experienced men desiring
permanent positions with security
Good character good health and
ability to get along with people
requirements: 40-hr. week
many employe advantages. Good
salary with merit advancement. Give
boy lQS.M Hfar
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MELP--MEN

ELECTRICIANS OF apprentices with
3 OF more years experiences; must
be trBt-elass men and have d C.
caro- and drivers license; prefer
REED at zoos P st. NV. no. 2.
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE REPAIR
Man for small appliances, VIII
train man with ability to learn.
G. a: LEPPERT. 914 Eye st. NV.
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HELPMEN
RETAIL BAKERY
WORK FOR YOURSELF

We help you to develop your own
retail bread business; about $450
working capital required; excellent
choice territories available IN Prince
GEORGES and Monteomery Counties:
our present statesmen averaging SI35
per week. Interviews will be con-
Quoted Mon, Tues. Nov. IL and Is.
8 am. to 5 pm. at Colonial Manor
Motel. q. g. Route 240, bet. Rock
vile and Bethesda, Nd.
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HELP-MEN
SALES
MANAGER

Ambitious man to train for
DISTRICT SALES MANAGER;
one capable of training and
supervising 10 or more sales
men in the washington area.
No travelling. Applicant should
be between 3O-45 years OF
age, and have q car and ex-
perienee in direct to con-
slimer sales MANAGEMENT.
Over 3 generations OF success
is based o. a high caliher
ileid MANAGEMENT training.
Annual average earnings IN
excess Of $4,000 in the frst
year. The success Of our en-
tire organization is based on
repeat business, engineered
sales, low presumed tactics
and most thorough field train
ing, This may be your oppor-
tunity. You can determine
for yourself BY phoning H. r.
CARLSON, Zone Manager,
ct HUI. 3-6375 Monday and
Tuesday. between 2 am. and
Z PM or Box 123-M. Star.
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5portswear. Fine opportunity to be-
come associated with the largest
mems clothing organization in the
country. Good earnings and a fu-
ture assured to a man looking for
advancement. Ask for Mr. Berns, Sd
floor. BOND CLOTHES. 1885 r st.
Statesmen. TIRES, experienced. to
call on truckers, contractors, sery-
ice stations and auto dealers; good
pay insurance. vacation with pay,
bonus. For a large national COM
pany. Write Box PAIR. Star.
SALESMEN--Large local manufac.
turer and distributor wishes Il
men or will train. Excellent oppor-
tunity for upper bracket earnings
Car necessary. Call MR.. COOK
Ii. 3-I400 between 8 am. and II
am. Tuesday.
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INCLUDE:
ACES to IS.
Helght-bf e. to g. %.
Education-High school
diplo ON q or
equivalent.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
" four years
broad air
craft main
tenance ex-
perience.
Licenses-Must be able to
obtain CAA, A
and Z licenses.
Physical-Class II CAA
(no waiverSl.
Apply L. I. Branch. Lee
House Hotel. wednesday. No
vember IL. 3 an. TO IL noon,
no phone calls. or write TWA
Employment. 10 Richards
road, Kansas City s. Missouri.
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CRAFTSMEN

Electronic Mechanical
Several openings exist in Guided Missile De-
velopment Program for qualified senior drafts
men and designers. Positions are at new lab
oratory building in Howard County, rs min
utes from Silver Spring area
Salary commensurate with experience. Excel
lent working conditions, vacation and sick
leave benefits, retirement and insurance plans.
Please Apply Q AM to 8 PM
The Johns Hopkins University
Applied Physics Laboratory
ss2l Georgia Avenue, Silver Spring, Nd.
JU. 9-77OO
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MACHINISTS

For work in shop Of local manu-
featuring plant. Permanent posi-
tion 4S-houf week with time and
= half over 40 hours. Clean,
light well-ventilated shop, with
good working conditions. 3 paid
holidays, sick leave. paid vaca-
lions, group disqualification and
insurance, rest periods and good
wages. Only those able to furnish
references need apply.
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HELP-MEN


For retail bakers. After short train
ing period. average salary S105 per
week. HOLMES BAKERY. 036 N
81. NV; $50 N. Henry St. Alex. Va
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HOTEL TRAINEE

Opportunity to learn hotel field;
position open immed as mail and
info. clerk: excel. chance for rapid
< St: NV, RIM. 319. cAFRITz CO.
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Life
Underwriters
(Non Sales)
Home Office Assignment
young Growing Company
Career Opportunity
Washington, D. c..
Location
NO Active Selling
Salary Commensurate
With Experience
Candidate should
have at least one
years home office
life underwriting
experience. Sales ex-
perience will not
qualify.
He should be in his
20's or early sos; col
lege background pre-
ferred.
PLEASE APPLY
IN WRITING TO
DIRECTOR
OF EMPLOYMENT
APPLY IN PERSON
18th and L SITS. NV.
Washington, D. c.
Government
Employees Life
Insurance Co.