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tempt was made to locate their
owners before they went on the
auction block.
Receipts from the sales 60 to
the District general fund.
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LEGION Picks Press Aide

Wilbur Henry. jr., former pub
lie relations assistant for the
Committee Of American Steam
ship Lines, has been named press
chief Of the American Legion's
Washington Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-12
yellow Fever Hero Gets
Honor s. Years Late

CHICAGO Dec IL ANA)A longforgotten hero is coming
into his Sc late He is 83yearod Gust Lambert the
volunteered for Walter Reed during his
historic experiments proving that mosquitoes the germs
of yellow fever.
Lambert retired 1913 from ianitor,s lob in
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ADVERTISEMENT

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munity to have a pioneer news
paper.
The first newspaper outside OF
these two communities was the
Sank Rapids Frontiersman. Its
hfs was quite limited under its
first management.
Other newspapers of the terri
torial period included the Hokah
Chief, which has had a long and
interesting life. ~ Saltwater was
the ST. Croix Union. The Red
Wing Republican was born In this
period.
The newspaper OF the period
with the greatest tribulations was
the 81. Cloud Visitor published by
Mrs. Jane Swisshelm. She was an
advocate Of women's rights and
freedom for the Negro. A mob
tore her plant TO pieces.
The newspaper Of largest circu.
latl0n was the New York Herald
with more than 5000 subscriptions
in 1855 THIS paper from afar out
ranked any Of the local news
papers IN number Of subscribers.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-28
TERRITORIAL NEWSPAPERS

In the days OF the territory OF
Minnesota. from March Z, 1919 to
May II. 1855. there were 50 news
papers founded. Most ot them have
disappeared In name.
During this period ST Paul had
the first and the most The Min.
nesota Pioneer was the first news
paper In Minnesota, It's first ssue
was brought out by James Good
hue IN Apri 1919. This paper has
continued to this day. In 1855 Il
was a daily At 81 a year and a
weekly AZ 81
81 Anthony was the next COM
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Eighteen Eastern
Roll Lines End
Biosed Hiring

New York - (ANPJ-- Eighteen
railroads operating In New York
and New Jersey have pledged non
discriminatory employment prac-
tees
A declaration Of the railroads.
IN which they agreed 10 support
anti-dlscrimination laws OF the
lwo states, was made public last
week by the New York State Com.
mission Against Discrimination,
Talks between the commission
and the railroads lasted more than
year.
Railroads participating in the
meeting who subscribed 10 the
statement OF policy were:
Baltimore and Ohio, Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western. Erie.
Hudson and Manhattan, Lehigh
and Hudson River; Lehigh and
New England, Lehigh Valley.
New Jersey and New York, New
York Central, New York. Ontario
and Western; New York, Susque-
hanna and Western, Pennsylvania.
Jersey Central; New York and
Long Branch. Pcnnsylvnnin- Read
ing Raritan River. Reading and
New Haven
The railroads. in the statement
Of policy, said they believed that
substantial progress" already
had been made against discrimin-
alton in employment They point.
ted To the many" Negroes hired
IN recent years In various job
posts
The statement noted the anti.
discrimination instructions en-
bodied In the New York Central
and Pennsylvania Railroad hiring
manuals and urged other roads 10
make a similar formal declaration
ot policy.
The Central manual said II was
the policy OF the system TO seek
and give consideration 10 appn.
rants Of the highest quality. re-
gardless Of race. creed. color and
national origin" and 10 select
employees on the basis Of merit.
skill experience. training, inteIH-
gence, character and PHYSICAL fit
ness"
The Pennsylvania manual told
It's employing officers that they
must be guided by the spirit Of
Fair Employment Practices laws.
whether the state or city In
which YOU are located has actually
passed one or not"
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~ NONS

SUMMONS
STATE or NSESOTA
COUNTY OF IiENNEPIN
DISTRICT COURT
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
virginia riNenitHky.
Plaintiff.
vs.
Fred W PiwenitEky.
Defendant
THE STATE OF MINNESOTA To
the ABOVE NAMED
DEFENDANT
You are hereby summoned and re-
quirvd 20 serve upon Plaintiff At.
torusys an answer 90 the complaint
which IL herewith served upon YOU.
within thirty t8Ol DAYS after ser.
vice % this summons upon you.aE-
elusive % tho day % service. u YOU
fail 20 30 So, judgement by default
viii be taken against YOU Tor the
relief demanded In the complaint
Dated september - 1864
Herman q Rsskiu.
ny Thcudor Herman.
Attorney Tor Plaintiff
lie Roanoke putldiuE
Minneapolis, Minnesota
tSpCksaWau, Dec 81. 2S jan -
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WoRLD WIDE News
ATA GLANCE

New YokATj Entertainer Sammy Davis Jr, and his idea
Chicago model Corde King shattered broken
wealthy prominent Indiana
News marriage best
entertainer The right don't g0h
IA another woman"
beauty the conclusion Of the broadway % his smash
stage hit, MIR. Wonderful"
wealthy Stewart inaH1pols
n couple plan
apols transfer storage
well gas stations
h only Gays ago
luck good
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File No. SG222
ORDER FOR UENHING OE FINAL
ACCOUNT AND PETITION ron
DIsIHIHI TIDN

STATE OF MINI tsSbIA
COUNTY OF HENNEPIN
PROBATE COURT
Re Estate of barney Tremblatt,
BD'rdtut.
IT Is ORDERED that the final
account ana petition for oNamina %
ton thereof and for distribution.
filed herein, be heard on Monday.
January IAN, 1851, at 10 o'clock A
NJ ~ this Court IN the Court House
Ia Minneapolis, Minnesota, and that
an persons Interested In this estate
present objections, II any why said
petition should not be granted.
This order shah be published In
tho Minneapolis Spokesman and
copies thereof mailed according 10
law
iSEAIJ
WITNESS the hon JAMES
g. kEHOE, Judge Of Probate
Court. tdis 10Th day Of Dscem-
Der. 1865
ERNEST = LDHENZ
Clerk Of Probate Court
Arnold A klrlius. Attorney
sl2 NicOllet bldg.
Spokesman. Dec 81. 2s & Jan. -
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louisiana White Citizens Councils To speed Up Drive
10 BuT NeoTo votsr.

Batron Rouge Ample whts Clsers Cnsneila
voting lists IN inuiaana
Said scgregaanst legislator state Sen " Eszssa
Louisiana will be- shining cSarrge Go ths hE
thwuu the MACE"
The White Citizens Council leader sad A' 80 Negro voter
clearance would Jan J.
Earlier the FIJI had
instances Of white hate groups pJEE clearing
them the registration n Northern
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-28
THIS N THAT
by hazel
underwood
4 New Year. Prayer


IA long as mortals have the
nerve
To pray for things they don't
deserve,
As long rs conscience has a stain
The prayers ~ men Will be In vain
So, humbly lord. we ~ ~ Thee
That princely gitt, Sincerity,
That we may use II through
ife's span
70 build on earth better man
And should we crave for gifts
more royal,
Please make iiH, God. n bit more
loygI
That we may give 20 those We
serve.
\ measure fun as they deserve
To make us rich with eager zest
T1 give our work our very best.
20 know the wheat. rcpcct the
rhan
70 have tho strength 10 sand the
gHff
q. Lord. In mercy intervene
T1 keep our hearts both young
and clean
Tho win 10 give a man Mt
Make this, o Lord, Thy new
Year gift.
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o. c. Nssros. RELYING sshird sAAcP

Washington ANrb-Nsgross Tho Distract Columbia
rayng tho National
People before president Eugene
Davidson
At membership meeting
tho D. G. branch of MACE
1900 the year has a sum o
After all bills the SAACP
the bank to begin the years program.
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ever after" with your groom.
Eugene Robinson.
Mrs. Frances Duncan: You are
wonderful. You proudly tell the
world you are 10 years young and
that was lovely dinner party you
gave, In the beautiful home Of
your dear friends, Florence and
Jimmie Logan, ~, Paul.
Whsle white was sorry TO
hear you have been in the hospital.
I do hope you we're able TO be
home in time for Christmas.
Wish for Kari Bowman and an
Of the hospltalizsd readers: That
you win be back with your fam.
lies for the New Year Day cele
bration.
\ Happy New Year To All Of
You, h my wish.
viii see you next year.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-28
FILE No. siOG5
ORDER ron NEARING FINAL
ACCOUNT AND PETITION
ron DIsInIHITION

STATE or MINNESOTA
COUNTY or HESNEPIN
PROBATE COURT
re Estate Of Arthur Il, Blomgreu.
begsdsnt
1T ~ ORDERED that the final
account and petition for eNamina-
ton thereof and for distribution.
filed herein. be heard on Monday,
January eth. 1857, at 10 o'clock A.
". by this Court In the Court House
ip Minneapolis, Minnesota. and that
sll persons interested IN this es-
tate present objections. II any. why
said petition should not DO grant
ed.
This order shall be published In
tho Minneapolis Spokesman and
copies thereof mailed according 20
law
tSEALD
WITNESS. the HON JAMES
O KEiiOE, Judge OF Probate
Court, this 10th day OF Deem
Der, 1855
ERNEST l.. LORENz
Clerk Of Probate Court
Ncmerov ana Perl. Attorneys
tOS y. W Federal Bldg
spokesman, Dec. ~ ~ q 7S
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-28
Don't Let Your
Feet Kill You:
What To Do

The age Old my feet are killing
me- complaint has been repeated
thousands OF times and no wonder
A bulletin from the Minnesota
State Medical association reports
that over 30 per cent Of the popu-
lntion suffers from foot ailments
81 various kinds Unfortunately.
anyone with tired aching feet
feels tired and aching all over The
familiar symptoms ARE sagging
posture, listlessneas. bedraggied
look and resulting wretched dis
position However, II Is not neces-
sary 10 suffer Most infants are
free Of foot defects at birth, IL Is
only later that their troubles are
caused by improperly fitted shoes
and poor foot hygiene,
Correct shoes Important
Correct shoe Ut Is vital. especi-
ally for children. whose pliable
bones can readily be nodded 10 M
the shoe when the shoe doesn't NJ
the foot. Besides conforming to the
natural shape of the foot. shoes
should be the correct length and
width. too tight shoes interfere
with circulation and cause cal
luses. too-loose ones may slip on
the feet and cause blisters. II IL
wise 10 check Children's shoes for
size about every six weeks
Correct Fit OF Stockings
Correct ut Of stockings is i'm
portant too. They should neither
bind the toes nor be 80 loose that
they wrinkle Ideally shoes should
not be worn two days in row
and always Use a shoe horn 10 pre-
vent the breaking down Of the
counter. Extremely high heels
worn constantly force the foot for.
ward and upset the body balance
Because feet perspire constant
", II Ia wise 10 have shoes made
OF porous. absorbent material
which allows the moisture 10 cs-
cape all-lcather shoes for eN.
ample. which have not been made
wcathcrproof and alright or crepe
solcd shoes with well ventilated
tops
Foot Hygiene
A. for foot hygiene feet should
be washed daily, scrubbed with a
soft brush to remove dead skin,
maAsagcd with a cream TO relax
the muscles and dried thoroughly
A foot powder prescribed by your
doctor discourages athletes foot
Toenails should he cut straight
across 10 prevent ingruwn nails
Never trim corns and Caluscs
yourself ~ infection can result
too easily
Extra Care Pays or
\ little extra care pays of too
Exercise foot muscles by wtEEling
YOUR toes. when walking keep
your toes pointed ahead, and come
down on your heels. SHIFT weight
smoothly TO the forward foot and
push of again with your toes IT'S
run 20 SO walking when your feet
don't hurt and they needn't with
proper daily foot care
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-28

Usually tho first screw that
gets loose in persons head Is
the one that controls the tongue.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-28

Now York -tANPJ-H The nrooklyn Dodgers make a
trade catcher 10 back unprectabc CHmpanea
viii long another
who starred at Montreal last year
The outcome a
awaited by tho Dodger
1T the 35yearod receiver Twice before Campy
win Mvr awards after between operations ms
sturdy hands
This year question the Dodgers
caught unprepared
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-28

Janice Boyd Looking At tho
photo " tho newlywcds, Mr. and
Mts Homer Donald Rriley my
New Years wish for YOU IL 20 be
~ happy throughout the New
Year ~ YOU are IN the photo
graph
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-28

As you know. there are many
business firms who have a merit
and dcmcrit system that some feel
10 bc a good Idea while those who
got the dement's think II a very
unfair system. At any rate, you
can have n mental slate in your
mind
Keep track ~ the things you
say and do that you wish you had
left undonc, But always do tho
very best YOU can. then when tho
old year goes out. count your de-
merits, wipe the slate clean and
soc " you can get fewer dement's
the next year No one viii be per.
feet. hut II you watch your
thoughts and deeds you viii Ger.
tainly become better person than
you are NJ present.
Now, you have wiped the slate
clean and beginning with the New
Year, let us try TO forget every
thought that has caused us 10 be
unhappy or worried. II won't be
easy. but II can be done
start the New Year by looking
AZ Yourself Try 10 see II YOU can
improve your disposition. try talk.
ing less about friends; try going
Ia the church Of your choice and
instead Of finding fault with those
who are doing tho best they can.
SHOW them how certain things
should be done and put you know.
ledge 20 good Use n will he APP
preciatcd u offered In tho right
way.
Try doing your best on your
Job Work checrfully, don't
grumhlc So much Believe II or not
the boss knows and secs. oven
though YOU think he doesn't That
Is why men are being promoted
over Won
Try making some one less for.
tunate than yourself happy SEQ
ing tho happy face will more than
repay YOU for the time and money
Won spent on a toy or n movie for
= lonesome child.
Ilfc II 40 short at best, make
tho most OF II ne YOU GO along
You will he happier knowing you
have done the best YOU can That
- all that Is required Of Us do
Ing our best at all times
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-28

Donald Gates Congratulations
20 YOU and your wife know the
Gates IL ~ thrilled - YOU with
the new baby. peun Glory
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-28

Patricia Ann Alsup, one 81 my
listening posts" tells mo your
wedding was a very dignl0cd and
beautiful service NV New Year
wish Is that YOU viii "uvc happily
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-28

new interests appeared Thew
came the private banks Whirh hai
their troubles
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-28

4 Happy New Year To All Of
You, is my wish.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-15

flames K. Polk was Presi-
dent when the Oregon boundary
treaty was signed in Washing
ton. June Is, 1886.
3-Ex-President U. S. Grant
was presented with the freedom
of the City of London in June.
1877, and Gen. Eisenhower, in
June, l945.
Questions on preceding page.)
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MUTT AND JEFF

TIE BERRYs

Capt. John Alcock. an Eng
lishman, and 1t. Arthur w.
Browne, an American, landed in
Ireland. 81 years ago today. June
Is. 1919. after making the first
nonstop flight ever made across
the Atlantic. Woodrow Wilson
was President.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-07

One with knowledge of tipping;
good salary, permanent position;
group insurance benefits.
r. HARRIS g. CO.. JEWELLERS
1101 st. NV.
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MATTRESSES WANTED, white. AID.
baugh. GATEWAY RESTAURANT
Union Station, WASHINGTON, d. c.
WAITRESS, white. must be over q
years OF age; convenient hours
n nightyork; sARR.s COLUMBIA
WAITRESS. white, for niRhtwork
must be reliable; 5Lday week THE
SHANTY. I'LL Good Hope I'd. Sc
WAITRESS. white, positively mus
be experienced neat and attractive
day or nightwork; top salary ano
tips: modern sea food restaurant
ABBY M. Fischer. at SEA SHE'LL
RESTAURANT, 1918 LIVINGSTON I'd
manor. -
MATTRESSES, white, experienced
APPLY REcTOR's RESTAURANT
l345 Connecticut ave. NV %
MATTRESSES. lunch: 6-day week;
no Sun. Apply in person. ROBIN
HOOD REST, 142o K st. NV.
MATTRESSES. white, exper... CON
DoLIER. 1900 Columbia pike, Ar
wA nnfRa Sa white aA 2 anSsT 3d. his night
shift; full time: very good earn.
ings. Apply in person, CULMORE
RESTAURANT. sos Leesburg pike,
Falls Church, Va. -
son. CRESCENT RESTAURANT,
1873 New York ave. NV, Ill
WAITRESS. white, reliable, might
wSork. Apply The Harvard Grill
WAITRESS. full or part time. ALL
STATES INN. GaithersburR. Md.
Gaithersburg IS p
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AND CIGAR CLERK;

COSMETIC AND CIGAR CLERK; 4
nights. Sat. morn. and every other
Sun. Apply in person, PACKETS
PHARMACY, SAFE Piney Branch I'd.
Ill
COSMETIC SALESGIRL, to work In
drugstore, Wheaton. Rockville area.
Must have exper. and refs. Apply
DRUG TOWN. Viers MIL shopping
COUNTER GIRLS (white,. New To-
cation to be opened this week.
District Heights, Md, area. Age
1885. day and night work. Start
ing salary S35 plus tips. vaca-
lions with pay. Also. part-time
sirls are needed. Apply IL to 3
pm. at 242S l4th st. NV. EDDIE
LEONARDS SANDWICH SHOPS.
COUNTER GIRLS Tor fast cafeteria
line; 5-day week: good salary.
bonus. etc Also part time work .
or 3 days. Apply HOTEL HAIR
RINGTON KITcHETERIA,. 18th and
8 SITS. NV. No phone calls please.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-07

HAIRDREsSER experienced in PR
curling, hair styling, hair cutting
Excel. oppor, for right person
Call 10. 1-2023. lie
HOUSEKEEPER for country. neal
Annapolis. beginning MAY Is. EN-
1890.
ing. pleasant personality. Apply
manager. LAFAYETTE HOTEL
18th and Eye SITS. NV. -
INSTRUCTOR. part-time teacher
with physical education BACKGROUND
viii involve ewes. and Sat: work
SCHOOL DU; 7:tl646; 3
INSURANCE CLERK-TYPIST with
ence; fniI or part time: excel. sal
airy. EQUITABLE INSURANCE
AGENCY Munsey Bldg. Wash. 4
b G.. Me S-O022. -
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ATTRACTIVE
AMBITIOUS
CAPABLE OF MEETING PUBLIC
$1,000 TO $4,000

Yearly, with opportunity OF rapit
advancement II YOU qualify and shov
leadership. Age 20 TO 40. Apply II
person between 10 am. and . pm
MONDAY and TUESDAY
1923 N. Wash Blvd, Arl. -
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HELP-WoMEN
TYPIST

For full-time tipping, white.
permanent position. Must
type 30 words per minute.
5-day, 40-hour week, sick and
vacation leave. Cash bonuses;
aforementioned building. Call
Darsonnei dena rtnant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-07

SALESGIRL FOR BAKERY
Excellent salary for right girl;
5i2-day week; hours, L0.7; store
closed Sun. afternoon and all day
Monday. Call in person after IL
am. SCHUPP'S BAKERY. 5542
Conn. ave. NV. %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-07
CLERK-TYPIsT

Immediate opening for per-
sonable young lady with aver
age tipping ability (40 words
per MINI or better; 5-day
week. Q to 5; excellent en-
ploye benefits. Apply in per-
son, Room 416 Ring Bldg.
1900 18th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-07
HELP--WokEN

SODA GIRLS, day time only; nc
Sundays. SERVICE PHARMACY
18th and Eye SITS. NV. IS
STENOGRAPHER, a chance to be.
come Important in q rocket rising
field; secretary to executive OF au-
tomobile insurance company. Typ
ing from dictaphone necessary. Ma
TIONAL MUTUAL INSURANCE
CO., MA. S-S914. Call Miss Evans
-
STENOGRAPHER (whtte), young; s.
day week; air-cond. office: pleasant
working cond. Apply. 2I11 E st.
NV. $
STENOGRAPHER - 5-day week;
moderate tipping and office work
permanent. State age and salary
expected. Box l9-A, Star. IS
STENOGRAPHER. law office. 6-day
wk;; salary open: age 25-35. RE
STENOGRAPHER-Age 1896. vii
consider a beginner. 5-day, 40-hr
wk.. air-cond. office. many company
benefits. Apply SWIFT a. CO. 1881
Dixie st. ne 5
STENOGRAPHER CLERK: expert.
enced; under 40: permanent posi-
ton. $50 week. Call for appt. DE
2-133U, Mr.. Pennell. %
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HO. 2-2476
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MATTRESSES WANTED, white a

Permanent. pleasant work.
ing conds.. air-cond. once.
5-day wk.. salary open. Ma
tlonal Arm Call Mrs. Grover.
MA Q5zS1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-07
MATTRESSES

Exper.; many POSITIONS available.
full and part time. Washineton's
better restaurants. Apply WASHING
TON RESTAURANT ASSN, zoos Eye
Ell n q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-07
STENOGRAPHER

Experienced: interested in position
with excellent future in Silver Spring
office. Very pleasant working condi-
tions. Good starting salary with ra-
pid advancement for right girl IBM
electric executive typewriter. Phone
JU, 7.53l0 for amt, 8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-07
SITUATloNS--MEN
TRADE ASSOCIATION
sITUATIoNS-woMsN

TWO GIRLS, colored, desire night
Job cleaning offices. Call after IL.
LII 4-5n52.
G Dsrty as s' g. cs fff ru e Esigsn'iDls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-07

B0OKKEEPER, exper., part time for
Wash, music school; 10 hrs. per
wk.. for SIS: Mon. through Fri,
CLERK. mail and Information, under
30: permanent position: bonus and
insurance. Apply assistant man
aeer. HOTEL WASHINGTON, 18th
CLERK TYPisTs, 5-day. 35ehr,
week, pleasant working cond., in
our executive once; permanent no.
sitions; shorthand and bookkeeping
helpful, but not essential. Many
company dement's, Must be willins
to work. LINCOLN SERVICE CORP.
Suite 209. woodward Bldg. 10
MUSIC INSTRUCTORS
All instruments except piano. Full
and part time SWILLER'S MUSIC
CENTER. 1906 N. Hartford st..
Swiller. No phone calls, 10
CLERK, accounts rec :;
Burroughs bkkg. machine; exper
essentials; salary open; 5-day wk.,
annual and sick leave, group. hos
pitalization. Call Ho. 2-1520 for
appt. IS
ASSISTANT in statisti-
cal services OF psychological re-
search office. BA degree In statis-
tics or mathematics essential; IBM
machine processing and psycho-
logical BACKGROUND helpful. Salary
open. For appointment call MRS.
STONE, NE. S-6252, Ext. 202. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-07

RECEPTIONIST typists. clerks, tel
OPERATORS. inquire Miss Evans a
BoYD,Ss 700 18th. cor: G NV.
teal Once: exper. in ONCE routin
and meeting public: good typist
full-time position. Salary to com
pensate. ability. FREEDs OPTICAL
RRcEPTIioNisr-TilYPplIsTI. NV $50 xk.
clerk-typist, dr.. office. S225: PB3
oper., knowl. tipping, 5000 mo. up.
DR.. assists some typing. See Mis-
cor. 18th and G NV.
RESIDENT MGR. Tor large garden
type apt. protect in Va; expert
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