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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-22
PragmassIas Near FORMER
Member Who spent
Two Yeors Abroad

The rragmateia Sorority met
Friday June iat at the home OF
Maursen TiilmAn. asS Igiehart
Az, A report on the whist party
held Friday, May ~ was made
Following a short business
meeting, the president Arlee Hal.
lowell asked Mrs eva Stewart. q
former member oT the sorority. to
share with tho club, some OF nor
experiences while living In Ger
many for the past two years.
A. the conclusion Of Mrs, Stew.
arts interesting and informative
talk. lunch was served by tho hos.
tess.
The next meeting viii be held
with Edith Watson. 900 Carroll
Az, a. hoateaa
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-22
SIOUX
r A [ L S
NEWS
N 7 e S
BY Kaye Coates
sioux Falls, b. ID.

Most Of the fathers around
here spent the day at home just
cuz the wind blew a gale and the
rain fell in torrents. Twas not a
nicer place than home.
The Dysarts were indeed happy
10 have their Larry home after
the lad suffered food poisoning
with the rest Of the Reserve
group he was with at Camp Me
Coy, Wis Larry just got q nip Of
the stuff 80 he's as good N new
Thank God.
Anita Allen and son, Ario Jr.,
are doing fine In Sioux Valley
Hospital. The Aliens are q proud
lot over this youngster and we do
know their little one Ii one Of the
best. We all think our babys are
tops III they get night and day
all mixed up and cry all night and
sleep all day.
The Glllis family OF okla. have
moved into the Barger Apis.
These folks are real fishermen 70
they keep Wall Lake jumping
They seem 10 have plenty Of luck,
too
The T.. Bargcrs are doing the
usual summer thing. receiving
guests and entertaining royalty
This time II happens TO beRoyal
guests. Mrs. Bargers two sisters,
Mrs. l.. Hawkins Of Chicago, III.
Mrs Nudge Bargcr and grandson
Of Gary. Ind. This week end the
guests and their hosts are visit
ing their sisters in Mitchell. 8. u
Mrs. Minnie Williams.
The John Turner's are guests In
the Coakley home Tho Turner's
are from Chicago. The Turner'S
viii probably spend nights with
other friends too. They never have
"A dull moment In Sioux Falls, they
have 80 many friends here.
Wilette is resting at home in
fine style after having an opera
ton (eye surgery. Martin Is very
high spirited and we know she III
soon be all new again Her address
IL 1900 y. 10th Ave,
Intellectual Club OF the YWCA
enjoyed a fine theatsr party and
lunch at the drvc-in Friday eve
We took In the state Theater
The Man who Knew Too Much. &"
II was an Alfred Hitchcock thing
so II got us old gals rather keyed
up. then we went To the "A and
W. drive In for "a snack. Francis
Lotion, president, officially set US
up for vacation until the first az
September,
Members Of ~. Johns church
are really doing things up real
brown for the Rev Henry Thomas
and his new bride The members
expect their new pastor and his
wife early this week. The few
faithful members have really
worked untirtngly, Mrs. II. Hent-
ley and husband, Mrs. q. Vaughn,
Thomas Clayton, Mrs NJ. Greer.
Alfred white, the c. Shelleys
head the list
Mrs c. Shelley. Mrs Emma
Armstrong and Mrs Roseannc
Monkey gave a box social In the
Monkey home after which they
played games and realized n nice
profit They wish TO thank all that
contributed or came The money IL
to go to one of the OES money
raising teams.
The Masons and the OES here
are working like beavers Tor The
Grand Session which will convene
here the second week In Septcm-
Der They have developed very
striking Negro directory, loaded
with information about our town
They arc on sale for one buck.
Anyone out OF town that wishes
one. write 10 Mrs Dan Coates. $40
~ Mahlc
Adrian rnlh~rt had few check
ups last week that revealed hat
he may be sporting some now
store teeth outside of that hr IL
tip top For a guy this agr I'd
say he's grand Old Man"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-22
CARD OF THANKS

We wish TO express our sincere
gratitude and heartfelt apprecia-
ton toward the many friends who
helped by sympathy. kindness and
flowers to tighten our grief dur
ing our recent bereavement.
Mrs. Bern J. Wilkinson and
family.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-22
BRIEF NEWS
SCENE
Continued from page -

Baldez, the paper and magazine
distributor In mentioning in
California Ted Woodlands
booming voice and hearty laugh
can change in a second 10 low
dulcct tones . . James Stem
mons and Theodore Allen. the in
surance man are readying their
annual golf tournament where
golfers play to win prizes and the
populace turns out % be seen In
their summer best This Eel,
low Allen has built up a real in
surance business in spite OF the
"doubting Thomases" who said 1t
couldn't be done in a community
Of this size.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-22

Bailee polled 20 men on the dyed
hair fad the danes are putting out
these days Three 81 the males
thought II was great. -Four others
said II was OK when Just part
Of the hair was colored Thirteen
OF the brothers. most Of them
young men said some gosh-awful
things about the temmes who have
their noggins dyed all kinds Of
cOiors
One guy said It's it's attention
the dyed hair girls want, they are
SURF getting Il. lie followed one
girl two blocks down Nicollet Az
the other day and the way the
people turned 10 stare reminded
him Of circus parade she
shoulds charged admission" the
cat told Bailcc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-12
$3.50 AIl-WOOI
SPORT COATS
24.90

Tweeds and shetIonds in combinations OF
grey, blue, brown/ton, blue/erey and tom
brown. Sharp patterns in checks, poids,
stripes, herinobones ond hubby weoVes.
z or 3-button fronts, potch or flop pockets,
center-vents, narrow Iopels Rees., shorts,
longs and extra longs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-12
FTC Order Curbs Claims
For Carriers Liver Pills

the spastic type of constipation,
the findings said. rather than
act as a cure.
They are made from a COM
bination of the resin Of the dried
roots of the mandrake and may
apple plant and the dried juice
of the alec plant. the ETC said.
They act as a laxative when
used as directed.
The order resulted from action
first started by the FCT in May,
1943. when it issued a COM
plant. In March, 1851. it is
sued a cease and desiSt order
similar to the one today,
New Order Authorized
Carter appealed it and the
United States Court Of Appeals
for the 9Th Circuit set the order
aside. But the Supreme Court
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Perks Program Offers
Skyline Drive Bus Tour

and other Georgetown sites, be-
ginning at 2:30 pm. at the M
street end of Key Bridge.
Movies and exhibits of Wild
life will be shown in the Rock
Greek Nature Center at 2 pm,
tomorrow. At a campfire pro-
gram at the center at 7:30 pm.
tomorrow. the topic will be In
dian lore.
Other events sponsored by the
Park Service this weekend will
include:
A level walkers hike along 8l2
miles of the Gao Canal towpath
from Great Falls Tavern tC
Seneca Aqueduct, leaving from
the D. c. Transit Office at 8 am
I Guided walks on Roosevelt
Island at 2 pm. tomorrow anc
Sunday. A ferry to the islanc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-12

Father-May I see what you
are looking at, Son? Isn't that
wonderful! I am mighty proud
of your interest in science.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-12

The Federal Trade Commits
sion said today that Carriers
Little Liver Pills" have mo
therapeutic effect beyond that
Of an ordinary laxative"
The commission issued an or
der prohibiting Carter Products,
Inc, from making advertising
claims that the pills are effec-
tive treatment for liver troubles,
biliousness or such ailments as
headaches, bad complexion and
"worn-out" feeling.
Must Drop Liver"
Furthermore, the company
also was ordered to drop the
word silver" from the brand
name. The ETC said the word
falsely implies the pills have
some therapeutic effect on the
liver.
! The pills tend to aggravate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-12

Iona .seeved shirts tho wash WE'LL Imported checks,
novelty patterns, flannel plods, coloroy checks, Ivy
stripes, oxford stripes and plods; enehom ploios,
checks and novelty cottons. s. N, !. X.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-12

A guided bus caravan along
Skyline Drive in the Shenan-
doah National Park will high
light week lend activities offered
by the National Park Service.
Special buses will leave the
d. C. Transit Office, 1913 Fiji
tenth street NV, at 1880 am.
Sunday for the drive, where
naturalists will interpret features
of the area for tourists.
Telescope observation of the
consultations, and particularly
the planet Mars. will be held AT
Z pm. tomorrow in Fort Reno
Park, Fortieth and Chesapeake
streets NV.
On Sunday, a historian will
conduct a tour of Old George
town taverns, Old Stone House,
the Chesapeake & Ohio Canal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-12
Lucy E. Molten PTA
Officers Elected

The Lucy E. Moten PTA an
nounced the following elections
at a meeting Wednesday in the
school, Morris and Elvins roads
Sc.
Mrs. Robert F. Morrison, jr.,
president: Warren Everette vics
president; Miss Constance Ross
recording secretary; Mrs. Jac-
queline c. Southall, correspond
ing secretary; John A. Jackson
treasurer: Alton M. Jones. par.
Humanitarian, and Mrs. Hilda D
Wesley. historian.
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Operates from the foot of Wis
|consin avenue near K street NV.
from / to 4 pm. both days.
A walk along Rock Creek Park
trails at 3 pm. tomorrow to
observe fall foliage. The walk
will begin at Sixteenth and &C.
ranium streets NV.
Mule-drawn clipper" trips on
the CSsO Canal at 2 pm. tomor-
row and Sunday beginning at
Lock 3 at T'hirtieth street. one
block south of NJ street Nv.
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I2.9S to I4.9S
WOOL STACKS
$50

Sturdy, handsome. yet eosuoI oIIWool slocks
tailored by famous maker in fonnels,
oobordines, Doneools and shetlonds. Solid
ond pottern effects in blue. grey, brown.
ton and teal. Pleoted fronts, upper closures,
continuous and regular woistbonds and the
more topered legs. Sizes 20 to AZ.
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I.!!]6

Collection includes some especially snort somple
STYLES. Mostly oil woos, solid shodes t~eeds, Ivy
stripes wv poids Mo7y J or Of kind. Sizes
Sc 10 IA; sonpIes, 7, 7ls,.7A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-12

K0nn's-Street Floor, Washington and Arlington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-12

All carry the label Of the formed nnoker-he's noted
for quality OF fobne and workmanship. Small checks,
loroe checks ond many other patterns in the col
lection Sizes 5s.44 in the group
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-12

authorized the ETC to open the
proceedings for further study
and to issue a new order. 1
Kodiak mirror., 1956-09-15

set the policies, and should be able to leave the administration of civic affairs to the City Mana ger, it was stated. Some wanted to do away with the City Manager (not the present one, but the iob) :.
 We would be more inclined to do away with City Council and keep a City Manager or Civic Admini- Strator, who could conduct the City's affairs much as a Governor of State does, or the Superin- tendent of Schools. A capable Civic Administrator and a City
Kodiak mirror., 1956-09-15
Here There Everywhere

The surprise visit of the Rotar- ians from Anchorage was a very enjoyable occasion. Ancil Payne, who emceed most of the program, at the luncheon Tuesday injected a little horseplay into the proceed ings. He called for a vote to have the Capitol of Alaska moved to Anchorage, which was defeated by a hearty chorus of mos" from the Kodiak group, but he pro-
Kodiak mirror., 1956-09-15
KODIAK MIRROR

Clerk could handle the affairs of a city this size very nicely. Policies could be formulated much as a State constitution, with ordinances drawn up, and system of referen- dun and recall, with an election on yearly basis on measures rath- CT than candidates. You may have gathered we favor centraiiZing civic affairs in strong admin stration, with broad powers. The biggest job would be to find man to measure up to the job-but there's few of them around yet
 (Continued to Page 9)
Kodiak mirror., 1956-09-15

tlOn to reverse itself and support statehood.
 
 Gillam, according to newspaper interviews, says Bartlett, left his home in Fairbanks to make his permanent" home in Juneau. Two months later ne departed Juneau to make his permanent" home in Anchorage Bartlett concludes with this observation There is only about a month left until the election. Whatever effort is made from now on. many communities are going to feel left out"
 see
 A lesson in How to Arrest People and Make Friends, too" may be gleaned from Officer Hess of the local Police Department. He apprehended an Anchorage resi- dent, who was visiting here, for speeding. Chief Vickery received the following letter The attached violation was handed me on re- cent trip to Kodiak by your Off. cer Hess who l should certainly wish to congratulate for his cour- teous approach to a traffic viola tor. We have no excuses whatso- ever to make for this violation. as we were speeding in the zone as set forth in this ticket"
 
 He then goes on to say: 'In all my years. have never received such courteous treatment as I was given by the arresting officer. It certainly was appreciated and you are to be commended on having the type of people in your employ such as Officer Hess.' sa hl as
 *% ssi lH EG-
 Such courtesy between violator and arresting officer is not always the case. Lack of a hostile attitude by the motorist probably had something to do with the courtesy extended. ''"t
 ..s sas&;t ss
 We recall. as-you probably can, a couple of pleasant" brushes with law enforcement officers. Once when speeding through the streets of Spokane, the officer commandeered saspassing motorist and pursued us for mile, rHS then did most of the, talking, we listening, and then left with the admonition to press a little more lightly on the accelerator. In 1948, New York, highway patrolman followed our car for several miles and then drove along side and mo- toned us over to the side of the road. Seeing we were visitors from Washington, he asked us how we were enjoying our stay, the treat ment we were extended, and on the whole it was a very pleasant interview. He never once mention ed the fact that we were speeding. We think he accomplished his pur. pose about as well or better than a fine would have.
 The City Council came in for some banning at the last Toast. masters meeting. Pros and cons of what kind of job they are doing was brought up. F Some thousht. they were doing a good job with what they have to work with. Others thought there was lack of planning. The idea of Commit tee" form of government as at present isn't too efficient, it was brought out. The Council should
Kodiak mirror., 1956-09-15

nounced the motion as carrying anyway.
 The Anchoragites should go down to Juneau and offer motion like that. It ought to pep up meeting considerably.
 
 According to dispatch from Delegate Bob Bartlett, he thought
Kodiak mirror., 1956-09-15

the Nevada Kid, Byron Gillian, his opponent for the seat in Congress. was only kidding" when the lat ter sent him a telegram demand ing" immediate action on the dele gates part to bring about the pass age of an Alaska statehood bill in the 84th Congress. Bartlett found it a little more difficult to do the telegram was sent from Jun eau after Congress adjourned than usual in view of the fact that
 
 Bartlett had point when he said Gillam in his trip to Washing ton didn't spend much time trying to persuade his own administra- tion to reverse itself and support statehood.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-09-15

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SALESMAN

SALESMAN
Excellent opportunity for
the right man in a full time
permanent position selling
bldg. materials, farm equip
ment and fencing. Expert
ence in at least / of these
lines required. Must be be-
tween 20 and so years of
age and have a car to quail
ify. Draw against commits
sion and liberal allowance
for your car use.
SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO.
s455 Colesville Rd., Silver Spring
statesmen. with paint and hard
ware store following. to sell
brand-new line of paint removerS
and allied products. No paint. Man
ufactured locally Liberal commits
sions and other benefits, Write Box
325-D. Star.
SALESMEN--Sel hardware and cleo
ttrieal retail and industrial outlets;
the amazing new screwdriyer that
strips wire. Hot item for the do-it-
| yourself No competition. Excellent
proposition with exclusive distribu-
ton. No objection to non-conhlct-
| ing line. Met. Wash, N. Va, East
ern Shore open. Box 447-D, Star.
SALESMEN-Do to expansion lead
ing national mfg OF wakes and in
\ uaNftnfrloe AKnallnOt AnnOFf1l-
| nifty for experienced men to repre-
sent firm in grocery and hardware
trade: salary, bonus; car Turn, ex-
penses; liberal company benefits.
Box 330-D Star.
statesmen for women's shoes or
mems clothing; excellent earning
opportunity in fashion right depart
vacations, free pension plan and
many other benefits. WOODWARD
& LOTHROP Personnel once, 18th
and F SITS. NV.
statesmen WANTED-Long- needed
invention. $50 will earn YOU S1O.-
900. National company. Exclusive
territory. Contact filling stations.
Details free. Dept. l47: CYCLIC
CORP. 1916 Dahlia. Denver. Colo.
SALESMEN--Need two men inter-
Wonderful opportunity. experience
not necessary. We will train you.
| Call tn. 2-3422.
SALESMEN-Sel for business, gifts,
beaut. new PAPER MATE Capri
Ball pen with pisgy,back refill. Also
PAPER MATE desk set. Full or
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SALESMEN-To sell advertising in
new county directory, Can also o
trafic safety campaign. MR..
FEENY. JU. S-5736. JU. 5000.
statesmen, AID MATCHES, SELL
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part time. BUY NOTHING. Sales
kit furn. MATCH CORP. OF
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statesmen (2)
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statesmen
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statesmen
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For a confidential interview,
phone MR.. GIBSON at Ma. S-4957
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HELPMEN

Gales ENGINEER to assist sale
manager Of national manufactur.
ing nrm In handling dealer &C
counts. Government contacts, sale
correspondents and preparation o.
literature. Experienced In air con
d dslGn1e OF Teea1ni Sa ssnsi ne
pOintment.
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HELP-MEN

registered; top work.
ina conditions. TOP salary. Mod
ern. fast-movlng store. Wo. 6-7777
PHARMACIST. full time, in neigh-
borhood storei good salary. TIP
TON a MEYERS, 18th and r. l.
ave NV.
PHOTOGRAPHERS COUPON SALES
MEN--Good deal for the right man
Car necessary. DAWSON STUDIO
1887 Wis. ave. NV, EN-. 2-S093.
PHOTOGRAPHER, must have exper
in projection work; reproduction
background and processing Of sen.
citized linen helpful. Only settled
sober man need apply. Call MR.
wendell. IA. $1,000 Mon. $50 tC
$3.50 am. and Al pm.
PHOTO TECHNICIAN, sales and
darkroom experx as service rep; FOL
natl mfr: S.. 200. ABBEY PER.
SONNET, 1888 Eye NV ST. 5000
PLUMBERS HELPER or boy willint
to learn trade. work in Silver Sprinf
area. Call JU. 7-7S53.
PORTER-Retail LIQUOR experience
Must have good reference: alsG
part-time clerk. Call Sun. EN-
3-1066: Monday. AID. 4.1s25.
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HELP-MEN
statesmen

@sC~A (S(AAtISt4NC
Nationally known industrial manu-
acturer has openings in the WASH
nston and adjoining virginia coun-
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show he can produce. Lifetime future
with earnings unlimited. Weekly
drawing account against, generous
commission with equities due paid
monthly. Group insurance. hospi-
talization. bonus and other Dement'S.
Car necessary. Age no barrier. II
you are thinking about changing to
stabilized, year-around industry
for 0 safe. sound future, call GOR-
DON HAMLIN at CO. $4,000 Mon
day, Tuesday or Wednesday between
) and B PM. for appointment.
Statesmen
Newt Beautiful kxcitinsi Very
fast-movine item Sold niiect 70
the home; easy terms. Top commits
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SECURITIES SALESMEN--An excep-
tional opportunity is offered to men
Of the executive type to become
associated with leading local
member firm Of the New York Stock
Exchange on their sales staff. Lib
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ment, prof1t-sharing retirement
plan. group disqualification and free
life insurance together with leads
and cooperation from partners.
offers a lucrative and permanent
connection. In addition to general
business in listed and unlisted
stocks and bonds, our representa-
tives benefit from a continuing re-
Enumeration resulting from sales of
budget investment plans. which can
be sold on periodic payment basis
These plans have wide public APP
peal. Box 66-B. Star.
SECURITIES SALESMEN-Are you
thinking of making a change for
the better? o. C.. Dealer has that
kind Of an opening for you. Call
ST. BOOT. Your inquiry will be
kept in strict confidence.
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HELP-MEN

REAL ESTATE sALEsaEAN-small
but exceptionally active D, C. once
needs one young. aggressive sales-
man experience not necessary. Call
Mr.. HILLEY. Do. $4,000.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, full time
only. Expanding Fairfax company.
No experience necessary. FAIRFAX
REALTY. Mr.. Evans. ia. 2-0772.
REAL ESTATE statesmen, full or
part time, urgently needed; mem
Der Of .multipIe-listing system;
exper. not necessary. Call RAP
FELL REAL ESTATE. JU, g-1103.
REAL ESTATE
once requires experienced Property
Manager to handle rentals and
assist general operation OF coiored
property. TOP salary to right person.
RE. 1881, WO. 6-3125.
RE. 1881 WO. 6-3125
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NIGHT CLERK twhits,. relief for
7:s0 an. Sunday. 10 Lobby once Of
new 4e1-unlt conditioned apart
nnent bide. with 30 transient rooms.
Must be. between As and o5. COM
pletsly reliable; sober. persenable;
learning operation OF secretarial
telephone switchboard. Call CA
RILLON HOUSE, $500 Wis. ave
NV. EN-. 2-eS06 for appointment
to be interviewed.
NIGHT PORTER FOR OFFICE
BUILDING. Elevator license REQUIRE
ed. 8 nights, 47.hour week. See
building supt.. Victor Bldg. 724
9th st. NV.