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SALES MANAGER-Growing organi-
cation with several general mer-
chandise stores requires initiative.
ability to meet challenging situa =
lions. interest in people. State past
employment experience. educational
BACKGROUND. minimum salary re-:
uuirement. Box ASH, Star. -l6
SALESGIRL CASHIER - Greeting
Card City. 1927 @ st. NV. nj. I4th
shIESLADY. young. alert. exper.,
for Junior dresses. and sportsweaI
perm. position Apply 10 person
LIST a., PASTEREAK. 1919 Conn.
sALEsLADY, experienced. children's
shop Riggs Park area; permanent
position. Call RA.. 3-2057, -16
sALESLADY, Iewelry store, perm
pos; excel. opportunity with fu-
ture. Must have neat appearance
selling exper. necessary: good sal
airy. ROOT JEWELERS.. 1874 VIII
son blvd. Arl.. IA. 2-4SSl. Ia
SALESLADIES, ready TO = wear lor
high-grade clientele: exper.. essen
tial. excel. opportunity, steady posi-
tIon. $50 per wk Apply lois Conn.
ave 10
SALESLADIEs. experienced in IN;
fants' wear; 5-day wk. Apply The
ESTHER SHOP, 1925 + ST. nv;
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HELP-WokEN

OFFICE CLERK. no tipping. good
with figures, 5 days. $50. POTO-
MAC EMIL, 2334 Wilson blvd,
Arl., IA. $4,000.
OFFICE SECRETARY. one-girl ONCE
some bookkeeping, typist; varied
duties: excellent salary; 5-day week
DE. 2-2120.
OFFICE WORKER for laundry once,
to do tipping and general clerical
work: experience not necessary. D.
day wk., hospitalizing and other
employee dement's. Apply OLD COL
ONY LAUNDRY CO., INC, $500
Blair I'd. NV. -16
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MAID

NURSE. white. 23-45; live in or out;
for private hospital. References
CO. 5-4754. Ia
NURSE, licensed, practical, for day
shift. SuTTLAED CARE HOME. Call
10 s-g3aa for appointment. Ia
NURSE, practical. white, live in
private room; Laurel Sanitariunl
for aged. call Parkway 5-1250.
must type. Reply in own handwrit-
ing. Box ls6-H. Star. -1a
NURSE SECRETARY for doctor
once, must be ef1cient and q good
typist: age 20 to as. salary open.
MA. S-64l7. Ia
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SEAMsTREssEs 1e). to make avn

SEAMSTRESSES (6). to make avn
ings; also girl to work on marking
table: good working conditions,
good pay Apply 500 West st. NJ
Alex. Va,
SECRETARY, part time - secre-
tariai assistant to sales executive.
Sl,75 per hour; perm. position
dwntn.. unconditional once; ste.
biography, tipping, knowledge OF
Bookkeeping required. State age.
exper., education. availability. BOX
2S3-H, Star. 10
SECRETARY for consulting engi-
neer's once; fast typing and knowl-
edge Of general once procedure
essential: shorthand not REQUIRED;
5-day week. Elk. 3-5655 Ia
SECRETARY, desiring permanent
position: business located In Be;
thesda Must have shorthand ano
typine. Cali OIL. $4,000 between
q and X III
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3707 GA. AVE. NV.

YOUNG MAN TO learn awning trade;
good nay while learning: apply SOC
North West ST., Alex, Va
.OUNG MAN, sales position with
freight CO; previous experiences
not required; good opportunity With
progressive company; starting sal
airy, $500 per month, Call De
2-43o6 for appointment. III
YOUNG MEN. AL: Jobs for youns
men. 1890 years, Mechanical OF
electrical BACKGROUND helpful Start
S55. AMERICAN SERVICES. RIM
514, 1919 F st. NV. Ma, 81 AZ
YOUNG MEN 80. white: average
earnings $50 per week. with gooc
future. See MR.. PETERS, Room
40. 724 9th ST. NV. la
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CLERK-TYPISTS
CIERK-TYPIST

Bookkeeping once s.w. area q,
Saturday. Vacation, sick leave bene-
ATS. Permanent position. Typtng ex'
perienee essential: interesting duties
Salary TO commensurate with ability
II Interested call Mr.. Ebert. RI. Z
hAnn -l9
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SECRETARY

Permanent position, good
opportunity. Intere sting
work in excellent environ
ment. Transcription from
disc machine. Duties mainly
stenography and clerical;
35-hr. week, and excellent
benefits. Apply in person,
416 Ring Bldg, 18th and M
lstS. NV.
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HELP-MEN Cont
STAFF
ASSISTANT
to
CONTRACTS
MANAGER

A leading electronies corp.
has an opening on the Ad-
ministratiVe stah Of its lab
oratory division located in
Northern New Jersey for a
stan assistant to its con-
tracts manager
The individual who qualities
for this position should have
q minimum Of 3 to 10 years
experience in the administra-
ton and negotiation Of gov
eminent contracts either in
government or industry He
also must be well versed in
CPFF and fixed priced types
OF contracts, negotiation
technioueS. ASPR. govern
ment procurement proce-
dures. contract clauses and
various laws and regulations
relating to procurement. He
must be able to work with
and provide counsel to tech
nical personnel in all phases
of administrator and uego-
tiation matters and must be
effective In dealing with Gus
toners. The applicant should
have a degree in Business
Adm. and/or Law.
In addition to this posi-
ton. a second opening also
exists. for Contract Ad-
ninistrator requiring a mini
mum Of 5 TO = years expert
ence In the Administration
and negctiation of contracts,
He should be familiar with
CPFF and fixed price types
of contracts. the procure
ment regulations and proce-
dures Of the various Gov
eminent Agencies. must be
effective in dealing with our
technical staff as well as cur
customers and should like
wise be q college graduate
with a degree in Business
Adm. and for law.
Write PERSONNEL MAN
AGER, STATING sge. educa-
ton, experience and salary
desired. Box 63-H, Stars
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HELP-WoMEN

CLERR. exper.. CARRIER
DRUG Bethesda. salary 81 .25 per
hr. plus pms 4S-hr.. 6-dav wk,
Apply in person Mr. Carrier
-lb
DENTAL ASSISTANT. training I'M
necessary. 5-day wk.; ArlRndria
Va shopping center. XII. 9-oiOl
DENTAL ASSISTANT
once in wash. Medical
Building. 5-day week. RE. 7-1763.
Ia
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MEN

Are you in a rut? Are you
having trouble making ends
meet on your present in
come? Would you like an
opportunity to earn 500 to
$3.50 each week?
Don't take anybody's word
for anything. See for your
self. Come in and be con-
WINGED. Apply daily, 10 am.
ito S pm.
3707 GA. AVE. NV.
Men who are now en-
.ployed investigate as supple
.mentary income plan. Phone
Mr.. Wrenn, JU. 5-7381, 7 to
g pm. to arrange evening
appointment.
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Key Punch Operators
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES

Immediate permanent Jobs for ex'
perienced key punch operators; Rem
ington Rand preferred. Career op'
uortunity with reliable concern, B.
day week, hours to 8: regular pay
increases, sickness and retirement
benefits. Ages 1923.
Call MA. $4,000. Ext. 2s6
For Appointment
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MELPAR, INC.
5000 ARLINGTON BLVD.
FALLS CHURCH, VA

PIX OPERATOR. white. with tele.
phone company training. tor BUSY
6-day week; permanent. See man
aEer, 5000 Connecticut ave. Ia
PIX OPERATOR-TYP $500 mo.
5-day week. . to 5:l5. Call Ma
S-59O6. Ia
PIANO PLAYER ,wbitel. Young SSt
per week: work hall an hour o.
the hour. Apply ct JOHNNY'S 50(
Sth ST Sc after z pm. -lb
RECEIPT, :RBX IYPiST-Fiys days
SON. son blvd r6i4 Ar. IA ~ $1,000. va
RECEPT. -SECY. - Young. attrae,
new legal once; days; S6i
POTOMAC EMPL.. 1884 Wilson
hlYd All Va. IA. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-14

sHOE SALESMAN. experienced. tor
salary to start For our D c. store
Steady position. Call AP. 1928
for interview. -15
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DENTAL ASSISTANT
DESK CLERK

Opening In NV. apartment building.
Must be experienced telephone oper
Hours, II am. to Z pm, u days
Good salary, company benefits. Apply
Personnel Department, CAFRITZ
CO., l424 X st, NV. RIM. 319. liz
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CIERK-TYPIST

White, permanent position. north
west location. Various clerical duties
and some typing. Must be accurate
With details. Air-conditioned bids.
vacation and sick leave. 5-day, 40
hour week, cash bonuses and other
substantial dement's. Call FOR appt.
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MEN-PART TIME

MEN-PART TIME
New company has openings for
several men: S'i5 for 3 evenings per
men considered. Apply 1891 l4th st.
NV. at $40 pm. sharp. Tuesday.
MEN-PART TIME
For consumer poll dept, age 1927.
white. car: no exper, reg. ABBY
Wednesday. 8 pm, RIM, 5l3, 26l
Constitution ave NV.
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HELP-WoMEk
CASHIER

Will pay top salary for top-fiighl
cashier, preferably one experienced
and some credit experience preferred
but not essential. 5ls-day week
steady position. See Mr.. Peltz. THE
NEW BRESLAu. GA 18th st. NV
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General Office Girl

Well-knovn national news maya
zine. seeks alert young girl fol
varied clerical duties In business Of
nee. Should have 40 tc so w.p.rn.
typing speed and be familiar with
once procedure. Pleasant workinG
Call DI. 10000. Ext. 293 between
o An. and pm
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HOSTESS

Attractive position for neat and In.
telligent person. under % years Of
age. Good starting salary, witt
wear while on duty,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TRAINEl

ER-BOOkKEEPER TRAINEE
high school grad. interested in
cafeteria field. no exper. required,
we will train you, good salary
meals while training. Apply Mr.
Gree. SHOLL'S GEORGIAN CAFE.
TERRA. 3027 l4th st. NV. SIT
am. or rs pm, Mon. Sat. Ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-14

Apply Mr., Sweeney, HUB
FURNITURE CO., It'll and
ID SITS. NV.
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Government Employees
Insurance COMPANY

14th and L SITS. NV.
Please Apply at L St. Entrance
Ia
t2) must be frs
class; excellent wages to right per
son. OIL. 2-aS65 until :; ewes. RE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-14
CASHIER-CIERK

Permanent position, good
salary, disqualification and
many company benefits.
5-DAY WEEK
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HOTEL STATLER

18th and x SITS. NV. ia
CLAIMS GIkL---Loca
insurance co. needs the services Of
an experienced claims girls TO assist
in handling ONCE detail IN connec.
and collision claims; new air-con-
ditioned once on Wisconsin ave
near Mclean Gardens; permanent
position with opportunity for ad'
vancement: salary open. Call M
Tanner OF Mr.. Hayden between
am. and 5 pm. for interview appt
Wn R.AnTp 10
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HO. 2-2476
CLERK-TYPISTS
SECRETARIES
STENOGRAPHERS
CLERKS
CLERK, TYPISTS

,32 SOUTHERN BLDG, DI. 1.575
sos 18th ST. NV. AT II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-02
Classified Index E. o,,.n. Sc. ,,..n Listing. We
Week of Dec. 2-Dec. 8

Friday P.M.
"Noked Heart" 1850. Michele
Canadian Poeitie," ls49. Ran,
"s ss''' s ssH1'; 1885, 'i Slrio@
Hopkins. z:C0-5
1.-THE Titled ThuuderbOIt." 1858.
StonIey Holloway. 3:o0-7
THE Fighter" 1852. Richard
Conte. 4:3O-5
Friends and Lovers" 1881 Lou
renee Olivier. 8;00-S
"Mr. Wrinkle Goes to WOr." 1914.
Edword G. Robinson. ll:l5-e
Saturday AN.
"curaven Trail" 1916. Eddie
Dean. Flame Of the West"
l943. Johnny Mock Brown.
ll:3o-S
Saturday P.M.
Thief Of BOsdod." 1910. sobu.
1905
Hidden VolIey Outlaws" 1874.
Bill Elliott. l:30-9
Hamlet" Port u. Laurence
Olivier. 1901
Friends and Lovers" 1881. Lou
renee Olivier. 8:00-5
THE Wreck Of the HespeFus.
1913. Willard Parker. lo:30-4
riff Raft" l947. Anne Jeffrsys.
l0:30E5
"Wor Of the Wildcats" John
Wayne. l:lS-S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-02

Confidence Girl" 1852. Tom
Convoy. 4:30-S
Dodge City" 1889. Enrol Flynn
S:OO-5
"None ShoIl Escape" 1914. Alex
ondeF Knox. l1:l5-o
Operation X" 1851. Edword G.
Robinson. 40
Thursday AM.
Reckless WOy." 1895. Kone Rich
mond. l0:oO-5
Thursday PM.
Night Beat" 1850. Maxwell!
Reed. l2:3O-5
Adventures Of GoIlont Bess."
l948. Cameron Mitchell.
killer Shark" 1850. Roddy Nc
Dowoll. zoos
1T Started in Paradise" 1852.
jane Hylton. 3:00-7
"choIIerse." 1888. Robert Doug
los. 4;3O-5
Dodge City" 1889. Enrol Flynn.
6:0O-5
You'll Never Get Rieh." l94l,
Fred Astoire. ll:l5-o
"SpitfiEe." 1913. Leslie Howard.
ll:20-7
Fridoy AN.
The Feothered Serpent. l949.
Roland Winters. lO:O0-5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-02
Movies

Sunday AM.
Drowning Version" 1851. Mi
ehoel Redorove. 1900
Sunday P.M.
Thunder Mountoin." Tim Holt.
l2:3o-5
Jungle Book" 1912. Sobu.
THE Big Frome." 1853. Marx
Stevens. 2:3O-7
rive Came Back" 1889. Lucille
Boil. e:o0-5
"ouoVtes." le4e. ll:l5-4
''Ths whispering City" l947. Hell
NUT Dontine. ll:3O-7
"onss Upon q Time" Cory Grant.
ll:30-9
Monday AM.
Zoe PGIooko. ch0mp." le45. Joe
Kirkwood, ir. lo:oo-5
Monday PM.
'Victorio the Great" 1887. Anna
Neoole. l2;30-5
Big Boss" l94l. Otto Kruger.
1000
"crystaI BoIl." 1913. PouIette
Goddard. 1905
"coFdbooFd covaIieF." Margaret
Lockwood. 3:O0E7
"childsen Of PaFodise." 1916.
Jeon-Louis BorrouIt 4:30-5
"Betroyal From the East." l945.
kiar@.. KaIlxt q IN
"StinsoTss." 1884. Irene Dunno.
ll:l5-o
Tuesday AN.
"Fother Makes Coed" 1850. Roy
mond Wolburn. 1905
Tuesday PM.
IS. Benny the Dip" 1851. Dick
Haynes. l2:30-5
Crime on the HILL" 1884. Solly
Bone. 1000
Iron Crown" le49. Mossimo Gil
ROTH. 2:00-5
FAN Over the Town." Soroh
Churchill. BOOT
Appointment in London" 1853.
Dirk Boeorde. 4:30-5
"BetroyaI From the Eost." 1915.
Nancy Kelly. 8:00-5
"Eodies in Retirement" l94l. lido
Lupino. ll:l5-9
Lest HoNeymoon." l947. Fronchot
Tone. ll:20-7
Wednesday AN.
Mississippi Rhythm" l949. Jim
my DoVis. 1905
Wednesday PM.
Decks Of New Orleans" l948.
RoIond Winters. l2:3O-5
The SupdowneEs. 1851. Robert
Preston. ] 900
"RoiITooded." l947. John lrelond.
0.NA G
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-10-26
INDIAN SERVICE
 PROPOSES COMMERCIAL OPERATION OF CANNERIES

JUNEAU - - The Bureau of Indian Affairs for Alaska said this week it was exploring the possi- bility" of finding commercial man. agers for three native canning plants in the Southeastern area
 The Bureau guides the operation of four canning plants now owned by natives. One of these. at Rake, is managed by the Whiz Fish Pro- ducts Co of Seattle.
 William Olsen, area director for the Bureau here, said the Seattle firm is operating the Rake cannery on a lO-year management lease.
 Olsen said the Rake cannery was turned from a money-loser ito a real financial success" by the Whiz Co.
 If the Indian people would like such an arrangement at the other plants, we'll work with them to get it." he then added
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-10-26
RoLLEN E. NiPPS GOES TO JUNEAU FOR SUPERINTENDENTs MEETING

Ro.Ien E. Nipps is in Juneau fhis week to attend meeting of 23 school superintendents from throughout Alaska.
 The school uperintendents will make legislative and policy recom- mendations to the Territorial Board of Education following their week-long meet.
 Commissioner of Education Don M. Dafoe presided at the opening session.
 The groups interim Legislation Committee is expected to submit recommendations for consideration by the Legislature which convenes in January. T. J. Cole, superiu- tendent of the Sitka schools. is chairman of the legislative group.
 pr. James c. Ryan, superintend- ent of the Fairbanks schools. heads the constitutional committee which Will formulate a review of the pro- posed Alaska State constitution. The constitution was ratified last April.
 The school superintendents group IS required by Territorial law to meet annually as an advisory com mittee to the Territorial Board of Education.
 Territorial school superintendents at the meeting include:
 Sterling Sears. Juneau: J. F..
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-10-26

Danielson, Ketchikan; Rollen E. Npps, WrangeI; Lester 0. Brewer, Skagway; T. J. Cole. Sitka; John F. Hayward, Petersburg; William |. Jahn, Haines; Douglas c. Ruth erford, Pelican; Donald c. Lawvere, Craig: Arthur Weaver, Angoon; Bernard E. Park, Hoonah: Frank w Adams, Hydaburg; Clifford E. Donley. Rake; Archie w. Demmert, Klawock; Charles H. Davis, Anch- orage; c. L. Anderson, Cordova; James C. Ryan, Fairbanks; Ivor A. Schott, Kodiak; Donald McCrack- en, Nenana; William L. Angel, Nome; William T. Zahradnicek, Palmer; Alfred c. Barney, seldovia; Carl R. Carlson, Seward, and Don F. Richards. Valdez.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-10-26
SENATOR BARNES TO SITKA FOR ADVISORY BOARD MEETING

Sen. Doris Barnes, who is mem- Der of the advisory board of the Sheldon Jackson Junior College. is flying to Sitka Tuesday to attend a meeting of the board.
 The board advises on school pol icy and activities.
 While there, Sen. Barnes will be guest at a meeting of the Mt. Edgecumbe Business and Profess ional Women's Club at one of its meetings. Mrs Barnes is Alaska President of the organization.
 Returning home via Juneau Sen. Barnes will visit the Juneau BPW at its Nov. meeting after which she will return home.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-10-26
HOW EGYPTIANS LIVED IA CENTURIES AGO TO BE SHOWN AT THEATRE

The great movie "The Egyptian" is to be shown here at the Red Men theatre Saturday, Sunday and Monday. according to Eddie Brad ley, manager of the theatre.
 This is a turbulent story of an Egyptian era fourteen centuries be- fore Christ. The basic ingredient of this fabulous tale is the life story of one man, Sinhue. the Egyptian whose search for truth enmeshed him in war, love, world travel, murder and eventually spiritual peace.
 A film of pictorial excellence. vast sweep and magnificance and with a great cast of Jean Simmons, Victor Mature, Gene Tierney Michael Wilding and Edmond Pur- dam as The Egyptian.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-10-26
BARBARA SHARNBROICH WILL MARRY NOV. 3

Miss Barbara Sharnbroich and MT Russell T. Patrick will be married on Saturday, Nov 3 at s D. m. in the University Presbyterian Church in Seattle
 Postmaster and Mrs. Sharnbroich. parents of the bride, and their son Terry and daughter, Carol, have been in the states for the past six weeks They drove to New York and other places of interest in the east and midwest and then attend ed a postmasters' convention in San Francisco. They will return to
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-10-26
Page Three

Ghiglione's transfer would not be effective until early next year, did not say where the longtime head O. Territorial road construction programs would be sent.
 However, it was learned that Ghiglione probably would be moved to Washington, D. C., as an assist ant to Charles D. Curtiss, Commis- sioner of the Bureau of Public Roads.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-10-26
BPR HEAD TRANSFERRED TO STATES ASSIGNMENT

JUNEAU -R- The Bureau of Public Roads announced this week that A F. Ghiglione. director of the old Alaska Road Commission, would be transferred to highway duties in the States
 The announcement which said
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-10-26
SIXTH GRADE NEWS

The sixth grade students receiv- ed their report cards this week. The following students are listed on the honor roll:
 Marianne Svendsen, Alta Ney- man. Darlynne Smith. Gordon Wahto, Karen Campbell. Robert Dowd. Lavina Young. Bonnie Grant, Judy Bixby.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-10-26

Wrangell after their daughters marriage.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-10-26

How do you describe daring concept revolutionary features and advances rewardng beauty performance? How do explain its when eregthng abon ncr? On display today such car-the SwepWng 57 Dodge that into the wonderful world of Autodynamcs What this wonderful world of Autodynamics? is world Eere everything from road ro2t acHiere abs0Hc nasey ot HoHon.
 Here's what it does in the Swept-Wing Dodge
 f nnashcs Hurricane q power from laundering air
 orape Super Red V8 engine that's pire in action! VI James i0rado of torqae with ToqueFHte Puh-
 Button Drive foi the greatest getaway o7 the road.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-21
YWCA Notes
EVENING CLASSES AT
ST. ANTOINE YMCA

There is still time to en-
roll in the informal Adult
Education classes at st.
Antoine Y Nj c A. The
classes are open to men
and women and will con-
sist of Auto Driving, Pho
Biography, Income T a X,
Voice and Diction. Public
Speaking. and the Latin
American dances such as
Mambo, Samba, Cha-Cha
and Calypso.
class for beginners, Golf
and Body Building, Judo
classes will be offered.
There is also a class in
teaching of, Jesus. The
classes will be taught by
outstanding personalities
like, Bonnie Davis, Mrs.
Toni Lewis, VIM. Friend,
CASTOR o. Sanders, Jr.,
David Boone, Milton S.
Monjoy, C.P.A. and Rev.
J. c. Oglesby.
For further information
contact the Program Of
flee of St. Antoine YMCA,
WO. 2-1400.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-21
NURSES BASKETBALL

The general public is in
vited to watch the Student
Nurses Recreation Basket
ball league teams play their
second games of the young
season Thursday, January
10, at McMichael School,
$3.50 Grand River.
This year marks the 18th
postwar season of one of
the Oldest organized leagues
in the city.
The five team league
promises plenty of thrills as
the nurses go all out every
Thursday on the basketball
court.
Thursday games, Jan. 10:
Z pm. Providence VS.. Ford ;
8 pm. VS.. Grace.
Next Thursday, Jan. 26,
7 pm. Grace VS.. Ford; 8
pm. Mt. Carmel VS.. Prov
idence.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-21

Robert r. Powell and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Prince
Drewry, Mr.. and Mrs. Dev-
er Warren, Mrs. Ann Dor
sey and son Phillip, Mrs.
Sadie Misl, Mrs. Ruby Per-
kins, Mr.. and Mrs. Malache
Weeks, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Powell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Purnell and Gerald
Johnson, Mrs. Eliza B.
Walker, Mrs. Clyde Shaw,
Mrs. Ida Mae Moore, Mrs.
Emma Payton, Mrs. Mabel
Sharber;
Also. Mrs. Ruth Cooper,
Miss Faye Whitsitt, Miss
Audrey Small, Mrs. Willie
Mae Remsen, Nancy Rob-
erts, Armenia Martin, Mr..
and Mrs. Willie Jones, c.
H. Sharber, Rev. and Mrs.
Willis Schultz, Miss Bar
bara Schultz, Mrs. Mary
CASTOR, Mrs. James Allen
and MIR. Frank Tyler.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-21
COMMENTATOR

Ann and Betty Ann are the
only 1856 Derby winners
born in the state of Tennes-
see. They reside at 1862
Rayburn ST., Memphis.
Pennsylvania led the ma
ton this year with three
sets of twins and one set of
triplets. Michigan took Sec
ond place with three pairs.
Other winners were born in
Alabama, California, Ohio,
Oregon, Maine, Massachu-
sets, North Carolina and
West Virginia.
The Jones were unaware
that a double blessing was
on the way and said that to
their knowledge there is no
history of twins on either
side of the family. First to
arrive at John CASTOR Hos
pital was Bobbie Ann who
was born at 1876 Am.
Betty Ann followed at
11:49 Am. They weighed
4 lbs, 10 or, and 5 lbs,
S ga o., respectively.
The lucky twins will re-
ceive a Hestrom twin baby
carriage, a years supply of
Gerber's baby food, an as
svrtment of toys from the
Ideal Toy Corp, Trundle-
Bundle infants wear, a
special selection of Love
dresses, Lullabye cribs, and
Kantwet posturized inner
spring mattresses.
Waiting at home to well
come the little newcomers
are a brother, Louie Ed
ward, 2; and sister, Oracle
Lee. Z.
Mr.. Jones is an unem-
ployed disabled vet.