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Mississippi Acts
To Tiqhten TruveI

JACKSON, Miss, Mar. 2 (Pl
The Mississippi Senate yes
terday passed two segregation
bills regulating travellers within
Mississippi and completed action
on more than $50 million in
appropriations.
The first considered would for
bid white and Negro passengers
to use the same rest rooms in
railroads or bus depots.
The second would require
white and Negro passengers to
use separate waiting rooms in
depots. 1t also received unani-
nous approval without discus
sion.
Violations of each bill would
be punished by a maximum pen
atty of $1,000 fine and one year
in prison.
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Boycott Leader
Due in Court

MONTGOMERY. Ala, Mar.
2 pa young Negro attorney
who has acted as legal spokes-
man for bus boycotters is sched-
'uled for trial today on charges
of unlawful practice.
Fred D. Gray, Is. is accused in
State Circuit Court of filing an
anti-segregation suit in Federal
court without the consent of
Mrs. Jeanetta Reese. one of the
five Negro women whose names
were signed to the complaint.
Conviction could bring a fine of
not less than $500 and disbar-
ment.
He was indicted two weeks
ago by the Montgomery County
grand jury which later charged
some 100 other Negro leaders
here with violating Alabama S
antl-boycott law by their pro-
longed protest since December S
against racially segregated buses.
Five Negro attorneys yester-
day challenged constitutionality
of the 1921 law under which the
boycott indictments were re-
turned.
The demurrers filed by the
team of attorneys in Circuit
Court said the State law violates
the First and Fourteenth Amend
ments to the United States Con-
stitutlon and is also illegal under
the Alabama Constitution.
The Negroes charged with
leading the protest movement,
including "a ministers, are
scheduled for trial beginning
March 10.
The Federal Court suit filed
by Mr.. Gray attacks constitu-
tionality of State and city laws
requiring segregated facilities
for whites and Negroes on buses.
Mrs. Reese, one of the five
Negro women listed by Gray as
a party to the action, later told
Mayor Gayle in the presence of
newspapermen that she did not
give her consent. Mr.. Gray de-
MED that at the time.
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Boston House Votes
Sympathy Stoppuqe

BOSTON, Mar. (R.-The
Massachusetts, House voted yes
Iterday to halt all legislative &C
tivities for one hour Wednesday
March %, IN sympathy" with
Negroes of Alabama.
/ The order specifies the day
will be noted in the House Jour-
nal as brotherhood Day."
/ The Democrats control the
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NAACP Ready to Fight
Proposed Louisiana Ban

BATON ROUGE, La. Mar 2 l40-Louisanas move to out
law the NAACP law brought promise today
a hot court battle.
The National the Advancement of Colored
People said be compelled to Defend itself against the
civil suit in a State District Court.
Behind counerattack yesterday the hope Of
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Here's tweed-very masculine and popular
in a brond-new SPrinetime version 1t sits
light as whisper on your shoulders ond, if you
listen closely, you'll hear some whispers Of
admiration for its smart looks too. The COM
fortobIe medium weight fobric is q skiIlful
blend thot brings out the best in three fine
fibers. There's 500 wool for strength and
warmth, 269o silk for luxury and snoothness
and l4qo Docron* for cosy upkeep, wrinkle
resistance and practically. 1t all odds up to
an unbeatable combination when treated to
the expert tailoring and styling Of Hart Schoff-
ner 6 Marx Choose yours this week at Raleigh
in zesty heather mixtures in Mdtones Of
brown, ton or grey Two and three button
single breasted models with modified natural
shoulder, patch pockets with flop, toll, trim
styling. Regular, short and long, Ours ex-
cIusiveIy in Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-10

Whistler was born in Lowell,
Mass, on July 10, 1884, while
Andrew jackson was President.
3-The second wife Of Presi-
dent John Tyler Julia Gardi-
ner) died in Richmond. Va. on
July 10, 1889; she was not quite
SO years old.
Questions on Preceding Page)
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Jimmy who is grow big and strong is much in
eested IN MUSCLE the Magnificent who
val.
MUSCLE tall and has powerful muscles and he lift
iron Wesh he wears leopard skin, scarlet bands
Weo buckles around his upper arms and similar around
his legs and he has scarlet leather Shoes
Jimmy mas tied his sweater his shoulder like Musselos
leopard skin, and is pretending he lift
For your own carnival color this picture paste
cardboard Cut out the carefully Musseos arms
with brass fasteners bent indicated holes
he can raise and lower his arms
Cut Sits the hands shown Put short loops of string
onto the weights and then them hands
ward down the center line so Jimmy his hero
Sandra Hughes, Richmond, Va. suggested this idea
Violet Moore Hisgins
Tomorrow: The Knock Down Game
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DR.. GUY BENNETT
Answers to Our Presidents

Answers to Our Presidents
Willard Fillmore, who sue
ceeded to the presidency upon
the death Of Zachary Taylor
was sworn into Office in the
House Of Representatives on July
10. 1850.
flames Abbott Mcneil
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ORDINANCE No
ALASKA TENNESSEE PLAN

ahl lioN Ihe eIcclian of senators and repF
 nd'se 'o serve n the Congress of he lnItna S,5t,
 8Hs "sssasaiy aHd proper to prepare f0r HWY \.
 ''ssoh o Alaska as state of ihe Union the foilot
 ,iiR seeuons are hereby ordained plrs1ant ,o rtsr teF 4b SLA l955 M Niiap
 SECTION 2 Each eiector vho ofrers fo ,ot. ,,a ol e 3altilealion of the constitution nlsy unon tta bc as follows Ms"'h s'iaa
 ahdii ofdinance Number Tw0 fAlas
 ks54ennessee Planl of the Alaska Con ven
 Aslahonal Convention, ealing lor the Ll
 MHhealae election Of tWo tfnIted No @
 oiales senators and one tinted States
 representative. De adopiedaa
 SAailoN 3 lpon Ratification " the eopsnt.,,, KY lHe peopc Of Alaska and separate spproyai of h,s otaiRahee bY 2 malonty ot aIi v0tes cast far ..a @sa'as' L 'he remainder " this ordinance shal be. SEslIoN Tno uated slscs sen.tors aoa w. a lass 91ales reHfeseniayr shall be caosea at iHe SECTION One senator shsl be rhose, fo. w. .shaiaF tefm esPfing on JaHuary ig6s .nd n. ,ar " th inllial Shof term eSpIrmp on yaaiarg
 uilies- when thes sTe seated me senafe pra. otlef expiration dates me reprosepfsii,e silaH ne ehosen for the regular term of heo ,e,rs eAplFng January x 1859 's 5Fn'A sEcTi0N Candidates for senators .e5 ,.ar. s s.4.lse sfa haYe the qualifications prescribed " .4e lohsii'uton oi ihe Unlied States snd sbst be llaAied voters oi Alaska 0O NN fioN until the admission of Ais.ka .s .a,s '1e senaiors and representative msy alsa b,i1 \ N nahInated aHd elected to other ofnreN w tn., 5''sa slstes q of the Territory of ALASKA proq,drd ass .a na pe[son may receiye compensation for more aLO lsoN Except as provided heretn tbe ,... 'is 4erftofy governing eectons to lb, offiea M sl5sa's N congress shall w the exteBt appbeabs 1'le eeeaon of the senators and Febreseot,' te territorial ana other oificials shsli r4rt.- ''isS 3llh reference to thls election accord,aply ,as, sL1lloN Persons noi representing spv po. .'si pafy may beadne independent csndta,ta. far o'Aees oi senator Or representative by fIl,na IA M Ta.'o.a ,n 'he manner provided m Seciion 7a'sIa aa 9 ,548 insofar zs applicable AppIlc.fi,gs r,,., llea in ihe office Of inc director M hrsras a'a ~ territory on or before June 30. Iq5s s'4'' M
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ABOLITION or FlsH rRAp1

,h a1e lioN Eaeh eiector who oilers 10 vote ubon s.s. ng '1ls4'lon s, q tHe constitution ny upsn lss he as follows ~nieh ahad
 sasll Ordinance Number rbree of
 FAe Alaska Ganstitutonsl Convention y..-
 FfaalHtag the use of flsh trsps fo, Ll thf ishhg of salmon for commercial V. purposes n tha coastal waters " tbe lJ Slate. be adopledg"
 SECTION II the constitution shali be adon,ed 6S the electors and q Haor4,y of all the yola. iof aaa against ms ordinance favor ts adoption ben 's ioaoWlng shall become operative upon the effac.
 As matter of immediate public pecessnv lo FeneVe eeonomic distress among lndlvld1si lAhefmen and Those dependent upon tbem fof h*elhopd to conserve the rapIdIy dAipdIinp .,.n pi5 q salmon N Alaskd t0 insure far eomnet,tsar ahohe in8se engaged tn commercial ffshIng ..a N make manifest me WllI of the people of Alask, lhe nse oi flsh traps for ihe taking of sana, lGf commercial purposes . hereby prohibited {, al tns coastal HaeTs of the State
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SECTION The returns of thIs election ,s,u x. laae to me governor of the Terrtory of AlasEs .rd snsh oe canvassed in substantially hc manner pro. saed 63 lay for territorial elections F''' SECTION II majority of tbe yotes rasf oD ns proposition tayor he constitution. then tbe eon. s.l,ion sha be deemed to be ralihed by tbe nsonlo N Aasks to become effective as provided n tbe epn ,h aLl lioN Upon ratification of thc constitution , soselnor ol the Territory shal forthwith trsns. deat w tea.iea eohy A he constitution to the Presi deat oi the uned States for Submission to tho raa gress together with statement of tas '''s eol and agans ratification 'aat IAN
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da,a.sa1 1erm snai count as fun tern sor nrr..
 four ,s yaar. snsiDilsy fof reelection onIy f !,
 'eaas ~ more In duration
 s1e iiuN lO Al tho first s,ate gara.., .,.
 S1nasof Shal be chosen for s.yo.,asr e4sS1oh
 Spc,ior NY M iohoWng senate districts daecr;h.s aA
 O At s' M lteie KY A. D.E.CITTN l
 fcr At ue same election one senator sb.I, < \ ana
 year term from each of ths toI,nr; snoSeh
 ueScrioed m Section of Artcla YTS. 'e'aes p
 SECTION n The first .t,.. ,
 nyiu otiice for term bepfnnirr .s asslaofs shall f..S .ney assume office and endine <, He aay on I M a'onaay ID January after the ravt .son uh 'ne rh1i ep' shst senators elected for fo,e {, siee f,rt ss ah additional two years tharssftn. A eiins vaa sstefai election is held in an a,as U tne for sn4A Oe deemed to De the penerh electon ehsn ~ lhe returns Of the first qener.I the pe Hade canyassed and cer,ifiaa 'n territory shall certify the res,s governor of the ihf United States ~74''- '0 'ne President of ststas lo-s i' When the President of ,ha rr,,.4 af issues proclamation annonnena NM oniled ,h ne eisCuon' and the State has bean sI. iesui
 
 assume office ana qualified shah ,stsioa sEeIloN IA The governor shah c,r .., sssi0n MA oi he first state legislature ~it, speea ,e@ 5s ai'ef the presidential proclamsnon alny ,en suaf sesson of the legislature fall, r,hi pneSs 50-. 1ne special session shall no be , Ini,aa 'nal cIs skfTiqN n .5s, ls me provisions of section Of sts M slall noi prohibit any member of tbe tsa. a -eatsa a,ure from holding any office or m nosi,ia ns' ea'so oufhg his frs term. M p0si'ioh ,Iaci, aLgi!oN % ls The frst members of ,be n4,.,, 'i,sl Vt sna notwithstanding Section N a-sial - M oe appointed for terms as follows tbrso 4 ,, lee 1ers lor one three and i've years ssUlaey 1 s,leY non-attorney members for hyo fo,r M Is4,s respectively Inc Six members A soao 4aa 1rr r Y accordance with Section of Ara'a " 1a 'o lhe governor nominations Id f M. ,r;,;. -, on the superior court and tba ,,.l'lai @ N, eiadng the office of chief justice Anpr Iprehe h hsd d'1aS.es ,s on me superior and supreme eourts ia4ei., nIea tne chef justice shall assume hs .s.
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ShCiloN i0 Party nominations for .sr.,o.. <. !
 representative shall. for ihS election oBlv bs
 Pal1 conventions in inc manner nreser,ha4 .
 sstoa oa-4-li AGLA lg49 for filling vae.nr {.
 Pa1g nomination occurring after prmar, etor
 Non lne names ot the candidates nominated sh.lf <.
 afea M lhe chairman and secretary of tha car,r,I committee oi each polltica party to ,h ..o, finance of the Territory on or befora r s 3i
 SECTION N 1he director of fnanc. .h.p ..-,
 } s1'e flames ol all candidates for senators .,3 - Iesehtave to the clerks of court hy TIM a'l 1sp ',e stiks o court shall cause the names "A ha rn sa oa ae olclal ballot for tle general eac,Yoa N, N e.,a ea,'eaates M shal be identified as proyidea aed q partY conventions shall be danttf'n .phllh PfoPHae paTiy designations as Is prootdaa h. ap ioi aomh4ahs al primary elections
 ahe iioN i2 Ihe ballot form shalI qroan sar afaefY l4a candidates seeking the regar senata ,er ,a9se seeklHg he shart senale term and r5nd,dstar ..'sasailse 3s ihe candidate fo eaeh office w e'eH9 tlie 4fgei number ol Votes east for thsf IA iice ala be elected 0i' sfs iioN l3 fhe daties and emaiumeafs M lh. oHses ot seaaf9f ana represeRtafns .bsr prescribed by law ss 4s sEeIioN i4 The president of ihe Alask, cop. n,a 5s.. s3tNlil'ioht of person designated byhtm asssS S 'n eafrYng oa the purposes of his ord,' hafee Ihe unexpanded and pBohbasta4 e, efu r4otRtasea 'o tac Alaska Constitutional ronvantta, , a.al.ef 4o 9LA l955 may be used to aofrs.5 e.4ss ls attributable 10 ne referendum snd ba etee aon required by hi2 ordinance ''s s'se' .ests ssoy a2 ii he Congress of fhe United sate, eaa ''e senators aaa representative eleeled prsasa ars ,bs p'safe snd approve he constitution be f Article NV Shall be yold .ra s.15 ,'sn 9etfion 2a he following 'l Al iePiaeed by
 lhe provisions oi tte constitution apaAe.b. N 'he flrst electian of stale ofIcers sbsll ,srs etlsst hHmeaHaielY upon the admission w Ar.srs leio ihe Union state me remsIrder ~ ,hs so.'s,aalqn shall take eiect When the siected
The Kenai Peninsula pioneer., 1956-02-27

SECTION M unt the cour+s nro.sa.4
 ucae " are organized the courts ,bsir V. IF
 Aon' ana ihe Judicial system shall ran.i N.
 s " .ns aate of admission unless othar,gsa
 leu N law When the state courts ara pio
 ne~ achons shall be commenced and f,le5 saa
 ssa a sausss, other than those under the i,r;.s.u
 ,ssiar N M Vnl'ed States pending in the cour,s as
 4 ,hs v sne aae of admission shall De tranxfarras nr radas r.Ype stase eourt as though commenced faS
 or odsed in those courts in the f5rst ied as o'hefwlse provided by law. s'44es sSeeps
 SECTION l8 The debts and ,ahli,;.s .,.
 s.'ois Al Alaska shall be assumed IVA ra,s ',s MI Iaotaa h. usoss o"ea 10 the Territory shan h ea, M .ie s1a'e Assets and records of ths T.s '-s su4a become the property of the State ~ ie''r ho,ta SETON U ls me first reapportionment \, ,, foltovna tsp essn'aVes shall be made immedjataI census or sns 4.a' reporting of the 1860 decennia, if alter the first regular laoisl.ti aie session occurs thereafter nossth1 seSsioh TVf's,on t1r as to iime contained n sec,,an U ls An o'ner provisions of Article WI shs,, f1ltleis 'ne iifsf Feapportionment sHan apply in x SECTION 70 The capital ot tbe s,.,. shall be al Juneau s s'a'e q Alaska SECTION q. The seal U V. tutIng the word State for aerr,.a asiaory substi- seal of the State oiy' snall be ths SECTION P The flag of tbe rerr,.o-. me Has of the State .s''Hofy snal bs enersI ea'. 4 eIilzens who legally voted in tb. N eee0n o November 1921 and who ess as ed to vos aeaaIements for voting shall De en. on Df Article ftoSialons oi Sec- SECTION 24 Ordinance No le constitution Ordinance No a Y. iasalcation of essee Plan, and Ordinance No ' ns AiasKa'fen' iish traps adopted by tbe Arssta ~ '.le abolition snbr;,tas aaa U apPended No this constitution sban me effaa,i.. v 'ae voters and ratified ahal ba. 'DN e4Ass'ive aS provided in each ordinance SECTION 2s This conxtt,,io, .A., medatey upon the admission ~ '1n aru saAe effect lon as a state 'aasAa hto ths
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ARFIILE Nv

'tDult s-e.ry rsn.ton on ,Sa 'srdaasuaa sr1afssa A ro ,DTTn PTTsAst M soveTaaent M N. rarcry srrrioN Au laws ID force " ,,s sN constitution sH.tts on the efiectEe daIe M MA IN force untl sa consistent herewith sh4h are amended or they expire hy their owA
 repealed
 v,,a,t M Otherwise pFovided n 1 ln's ..t,on an rights, utles, aeHoha, s ,amin,stra. gsHH,Ies and 4l ciYA cfiHAl4 tsar,ad NV the Nllu ,.orsadngs shall continue nt and the nHsrga from territorial MA saIs ,Ns Tarrlt5ry in stste shall ue the legal slceessV' these matters
 raos School districts hesta als .. n.bYe utlHy distFcs aAa o1,S aStuEs,va a3te oi H'p's' government exlsuns on the ,hor no,y eaastliaton Shall cQhilnue to na1ana anact- ~ d functions under e%stnB lAss' p.ssons pls of ths el7 a''4 ,sIation to carry 0ui the piosis.s'' Mant ol le5a4s s." ora subdisaons of goyet constitution Vi oby KY accordance 9ith Ihls e9''" tutoa
 sp4rraN Al officers M the IeEflos I,Ian snsl @ on tbe effective date ot lhls gols4'a, m ss,oas XIV s ha 'a ,a pertorm the dAtes oi ineh 4+,.hsy are naer consistent win this eohsuea''o'4 1.nareaaad by officers ot the o'a's
 serrYaN Residence citizenship oi V.iae, ,asrd the s sars Iraer tHe TeFrItoY mas ne lsz4 an rsaTired s ftGIinent of corresponding
 by Ms e0nStitlaoA
 ,.,, whsn ,he people of ihe Ierrliofy ,.1,, .onsttYilI0n and lt ls aHRIoYaA n5 M .i1 ,T esf0a ,a5 authority ot he uniea s'aeo 4.1s sfter . af fhe Terrtury shall. witMn tAiH 4s3 4aaroyaI s,rt of the oitical notification ol s40 ast,res tt reeRtPI o sn,slon ana take necessary measalsa eas s9a9 ,sry and general elections iof all s'4'1 N'r lr,Has nroyIded for NY tms eohalitaN'o''
 Y. SECTION rhe pFmary aeoaon na@n a,,1A 5ays t aftt WIT iess than forty n0r mere sl4l. s ,ba TerrlioF s M nroelamation by the governor oh '.'s iaes th, lhe P-sl alsctl5n sHa taEe plaae NM isss .,'a ite a, g,er the primary eleeon lie e'4es, a,1 n. HI M saYerned hy thls constitution ala ss aff, abe territorial laws
 srrryoN x The officers to be elecls0 ~ s,.q MA 'a'ea atson shall include two senaSois a',T rf ana se' ,.,Ia to serye M the lpnsFesa oA s nl h sohvs s,t 1nless senators ana fePteseiisa' shau ayialsy elected and sealeat UA's anstar tor pieNiVl7 p. ta ,he lonp term and one sehaso1 A1. 4 eleetea iol s. ,aTr to exnHa nn the thHa oas shuAt ' Ae'' M oadnumbered year NO ns aelel nli'ArN Jahu4is NJ .s tba limited States The ierm ol .s auAiv4tl % sbau axpre on the thId aas MI ~ 1an resehta'iss ,a,hsret wear immediately following lh tle aff,ra If the nrst represeAlattFe M e'1
 e,en-nunbered year to take ollVe .l a..a \. ,,r l'' rs.pntaye shal ba elected 4t ls l.ls aal. ll. a an ,se fuu term commencing oh WY aa,e M Ysnnsry of the following yeaf sAa 'A'- NM - be elected for both terms
 --,oN The fEst governor ahd sslleIs
 sES M V .s4 offre for a term beglhAus NH ,sr and aas r they Assume otiiGe aRd enains AN oY of aas oh r, Manday n December ot the esea lafmi ns4ra year following tht ne4I
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-AT T.rEsT-

-- EETHTTRTIT 7T7"- --- TT| sr4rroN 2 Each elector vho offers io vote lpoa I'VE @onstitu,Ion shau be gwen ballot oy sle sss .ha heh w be Separate from ihe nalol on 9@ h,b csndidstes n he primary election afe l1oa ro rseb of the propositions offered by ihe Alass1 -,,tat,anal Convention shaH be set iorfh srt an the same ballot form The iiFs' PfoPOS'''s shaIl be as follows
 asban the Constitution for the sla1s yes r1
 IVY AIsska prepared and agreaa lpan
 hv ihe Alaska Constitutional 1ohse" No "
 u6r he adopted7
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Gonyaaa

Ateeptaps. nnd M Approval Submission of Constitution M stusemeHf Y 0t Purpose N Approval M Senotots ord .I Representative M Terms N M Qualifications
 qa M ofbsr Office sfGsatN1 .fa N. !: !: :. !: !: M Election X
 Procedure of
 nel < goY
 tige .l duti 1. independenf ~ \ condidofet iItc | the K pliea \ AEH
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QaoIiHea eationt

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ORDINANCE No RATIFICATION oF CONSTITUTION <rrrioN t The Constitution iof the si.'e o, .ss, ssoq sereed upon by he delegates to he Aassa s Sensu Ss sasmed o ae Voters o AIaska o[ ralifal9e b o reieeon a lbe territorial prnaTs sls'a0p N M s.d on Apr 24 Is5e me election sans rrary M M, 4vri.a according o eustinF aMs Fesala'lhK NM sl'' aIectona W far M applicable
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psrfy No harvilnnAinnA

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GerhIieotion

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I Election of Flint ssnaferp N Yarns et
 first siofs
 La listatora Eiccficn
 Returns
 Assumption of Office
 Firsf Session v Lesislsturs First LegisIafon: offiee Holding
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.AAeeepfapea.
 and V Appros osal##.
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Submission cG coo.tit.t,..n \.
stdte rlenf
 ot Purpose
M En IIof--

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HELP-WokAEN
RECENT
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International Business Machine:
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sITUATIoNs-DoMEsTIc

COOK and general houseworker. live
Woman ' Hb e e. ls Ss; Beimsai
MxipEwvant to place my excellent
maid: good COOK. exper., depend
LADY DESIRES washing. ironing,
window curtains: stretched at
home; experienced; good work. To
DAYS WORK, experienced cleaning
and laundry. To. 2-0945. 20
COLORED GIRL wants baby sittinl
4 nights week, 4 to IL: refer
CoLORED WOMAN wants dayworI
Tuesday, Wednesday; exper,; ref
WOMAN, eoiored. wants Job as ele'
vator operator or cleaning ONCE
experienced. HU. 3-7097. ---22
COLORED LADY, Va. exper.. desires
S.5: i've W out' s e. {.2S5s. "O'A
CCL0RED WOMAN wants day
work: Mon. Tues. We'd, Thurs: OF
R Eli HR Co as5Ri WOMAN de
sires baby sitting, FIJI; and Sat
COLORED LADY desires days worl
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EXPERIENCED COLORED GIRL de
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10,
president Of Corporation inserest. ~.
Ing diversified duties; salary opei,
Apply Suite HOO Investment Hid.
10th and X SITS. NV, 81
SECf. - Law once; modern. air.
cond. bldg; 18th st. area; b-day
week; exper. not necessary. Ma.
sEccYio.-isTENo,, promotion d,pi eO o,
ary; s., 200; under IS preferred.
SECY. STEN0S.. BKKPRS., typists,
rex oprs.. ofc. mach. oprs. ATLAS
s AMSiSr" la20 y. y. ave. NV.
ers. sleevers and folders: exper
S 1.a. Laundry a2is sta s. st
sTENoGRAPHER for mor.s.se loan
department. Salary in excess OF
$4,000 to Qusltied applicant. Cal
MI. Inlay. CO. 5-4422 for appoint
ment for personal interview. THE
CAREY WINSTON COMPANY. i723
Conn. ave. NV.
STEEoGRAPHER. general clerical
work: permanent position: 5I.dny
week. JOSEPH DeYouN0, 1906 4
st. NV. Of
STENoGRAPHER. excellent onpor.
at National Airport: rapid and e.
nctent shorthand and typinr nee.
some, statistical tipping: 5-day.
57t7-hr. wk., sick leave, group
ms airline pass privilege. ST
sTEN0GRAPHER, cierk-typists, re.
ceptionist-typist. Positions avail
able Tor capable young women III.
300 to work for national publish
Ing firm. 5-day, 35-hr. week. hos
pltalization benefits; cow. 10 BE-
tnesda Residents. Apply in person.
Room goo, 1909 East-west hwy.