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The Detroit tribune., 1957-06-15

or a profession" Mr.. wilkins
said.
But, he asked. why should
parents rear children to be
ambitious and industrious and
wcll-behavcd. with aspiration
to achieve success in this great
country of ours when at the
very outset OF adult life no
suitable home can be found
in which 10 live?"
The NAACP leader also point
ed out that forced residential
Sc grcgation has brought about
a lack of public school intcgra-
tlon.
The Detroit tribune., 1957-06-15

Derby award for sportsman
Preston o. Starbuck of Onida,
South Dakota.
Mr.. Starbuck proudly shows
off his catch while conservation
officer Jim Clouthier (left) looks
on, a little enviously perhaps.
This is just sample of what
is in store this year for anglers
who choose Saskatchewan for
their fishing adventures.
Not only are the Lake Trout
big and bountiful. but there are
waters teeming with scrappy
Northern Pike, Walleye and the
elusive king of sport fish = the
Arctic Grayling.
Thousands Of Saskatchewan
The Detroit tribune., 1957-06-15

RICHMOND, Va. (CNS)-Vir-
einia's federal counts have acted
IN favor OF desegregation but
very little action has resulted
from their rulings. so charge
attorneys for Negro children in
Norfolk and Newport News
School Cases which were filed
this week.
The attorneys arc urging thai
Norfolk Federal District Judge
The Detroit tribune., 1957-06-15

ier own home.
Emmons Jewell
srs, Inc. has made
I possible for the
American woman
10 help d e c d e
what is high fash
on and what isn't.
Emmons h 0 ] d 5
over $500 fashion
Bho VS. q week
The Detroit tribune., 1957-06-15

lakes and rivers have been sell
dom. if ever fshed before. as the
area has only recently become
accessible TO the white man
through an extensive highway
program and development Of
northern air services.
The angling season opens in
the middle Of May in these cool
northern waters. the fish stay
close to the surface all summer
long.
Write the Tourist Branch,
Legislative Annex Regina.
Saskatchewan, Canada, for COM
plete information on fishing
camps in the northern area.
The Detroit tribune., 1957-06-15
Virginia Stalls
orr DpSegSPgGsfEOss

Walter +. Hoffman be uphold
i'm his ruling that the States pu-
pil placement act is unc )nS'iiu-
tional. The Appellate Court VIII
hear arguments June llth IN
AShcville, N. {.
The School Boards are citing
that The Judge lost his "diScrc-
tion" in ordering dcScsrcgation
by this Fall.
The Detroit tribune., 1957-06-15

Editor Russell Jackeon Of
The Ohio Sentinel. Of whom
will be host.
Make your plans now to
meet verybody in Colum-
blS
The Detroit tribune., 1957-06-15
Concluded From Pace o)

Baptist Training Union Con-
gress, the nations hugh
school of methods.
Judging from the report
on advance registration it
is expected that the confab
will draw $4,000 delegates
and visitors from over the
nation. DR.. c. "A. w. Clark.
Chairman of Housing Com
mlttee reports adequate
home reservation available.
The Detroit tribune., 1957-06-15
POSTMEN' ANNUAL PICNIC

We are sure that you would
like TO enjoy a real picnic now
that winter is over and you can
relax in the park. Ii SO, after
taking the family to Sunday
School and Church on Sunday,
June oath, why not accompany
your favorItc p0Stman out To
Jefferson Beach and ENJOY a
iull afternoon helping them to
swell their benefit fund.
II YOU do not have a favoiitc
postman, you may purchase 4
ticket for just 25c from any
OF them. or To make il easier
cell Mr.. Johnnie Thompson
(Gratiot Station poStman) TIE.
l-2l09. These people deserve our
cooperation.
The Detroit tribune., 1957-06-15
BY ROBBIE cRUMp
cKIcAcoIANs VISIT HERE

S>AAAO<tSOlANo - NAoli IlLnL
MIR and Mrs. William Thomas
j; nes. prominent residents of
Chicago spent a very enjoyable
visit in the Motor city last
week. While here they stopped
al the Gotham hotel. and visited
in the homes OF many relatives
and friends. Some of those who
the JSmeS were the
Chester Crumps OF Seminole. the
Arthur Wards of South Liddcs-
ajlc. the Alex Smiths of West
Philadelphia and the Mrs. Mir
sian Crawford Wilson of Green
way ST They reported an enjoy
aElc stay in each home.
In Chicago Mr.. James. who is
. graduate of Roosevelt Unlvcr-
Sily. is a Field representative in
tac Social Security Administra-
son. Mrs James is an Examiner
IN the Fc lcral National Mortagc
ASSe citation. They arc members
of the Greater St. John Mission
ary BsptlSt Church where he is
trustee. He is also vice -presi-
dent of the Parkway Garden
Homes. They reside at 65l2 So
Parkway. They left for Idlcwild
Friday.
It's a baby girl for the Ed
ward PoitevS of Fischer Mother
and daughter are resting al Bur
ton Mercy Hospital and hope L
be home soon The Dudley
WcbbS. maternal grandparents
of Seminole are all in smilc'
over their first in the "grandS' '
Mother is the former Louise
Webb.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Woody
of Blaine St. accompanied tn,
kclSo Flcmings of McDougal tC
Saginaw last Sunday. Whil'
Il ere the DctroitesS visited the
1 Mrlins and also reported m
enjoyable visit To a local church
nd other points of interest.
The Woodys Che is tclcvisior
and rsdio repairman) are known
tor their long trips. Just last
year they drove their new ford
victoria to PaSenda, Calf
Mrs. Elnora Johnson of Con
cord ST is visiting relatives and
friends in Chicago this week
t,lnora is the popular clerk seen
agound Sans Randolph store,
She is on three weeks vacation,
We hope a speedy recovery
.or Mr.. Alfred Williams of Les.
lie ST. who is confined to Bur
Ion Mercy hospital.
We'd like TO extend our sin
cctcst congratulations To Mr.. +.
c. Jones of Gerald ST., in High
land Park. who was called to
the ministry last week Mr.. Jones
is a deacon of the Bright star
Baptist Church and we'll
known teacher and singer. lie
sings with the Bright Star Sing
crs and is founder of the Broth
crhood conferences being held
currently throughout the city.
He wishes 10 announce that the
The Detroit tribune., 1957-06-15

Lila Moore brenda IIUton,
George Johnsoa. Wink.c Rob-
inson Edsel BurNys. Lester 'lal-
H. Barbara Moore joyce Shaw.
Percy Thomas Epuit. yours
truly and many other
The Detroit tribune., 1957-06-15
Police Seek
Poppy" In
Shooting

MIS- Adcll kn-h' Mulln 36
Of 63ll inwood. Wa, shot tNcc
and fatally Ngun Yea c4.i> Sat
urday bv un aaer gus HncNn
cely as ! otaN wuo ~ys az
,cnd.na patty al tho Liwuod
addr.,s.
Mrs. Martin was dead on
admitiance 10 Receiving Hos
piial OF a gunshot wound OF
the neck and lower chest.
MIS- Martins nephew Muir
ply Williams. %. OF 3o40 Cal
vert. WAS shut IN tie abdomen
~ the same aSSailanl
Police said Poppy attended the
party with three other persons.
including a womam known only
as Dixie He became involved
in an argument with Mrs Mar
tn oyer remarks pc made about
her nephew
Poppy left the party and re-
turned an hour later and fired
the shots after cnl,tina the
hWh, tAinueh arcas Jool. which
U.s unlocked
The Detroit tribune., 1957-06-15
by RUBY WOODS

Dl ~ - " OOi(O
Iii Kid WIZ A,tina h,re
thinkine how l look lorv sgi 20
this tan oi vco. with li,c cl"s
np OF school graduation ani the
returning oi So nan Ad |
wa just telling a ircN' huA
this year isNt any dilictcnl ionl
any other al,huu IA am su' o.
school now
oyer the last Wrcl;-cna saw
M; ~ friends wha haN" re- tu'nrd
home ior tn, summer Annae
these who have returned from
iuuS schools aic: MARSHALL
Howard. Faye Maths. johns IN
Woods, sharon Wilson. iJouaas
Suong, Donald Coleman md
Dan Slab.n lsyn the LnNrla.y
OF Michigan.
From FISK Iaivcr~ ~ Doi'ov
Fletcher. Kay Dardcn. sharon
Rcvels. and Ernest Marshall
From Morchousc College IS
Randolph Wallace.
Stanley Kirk. Dorothy stan
ton. Wildrcd Morrison, judy
Bush and Bob Harper from
Howard.
From Eastern: Evelyn chol-
sion, Betty Mitchell. JoAnn
Sim m ons. Bill Stephens.
Charles wn. Cleveland
Wheaihcrspoon. James Terry.
Barbara Bull'ti. Annie Mi
ehell and MarilYn Hill.
Audrey Small Dclvin Caih
car, Rcasonovcr. joyce Whit.
slit and Jackie Green from
Western. Among those iron
Michigan State University are
Judy Williams, Amy Smith
Freddie Lewis. Audrey Jear
Wallace. Barbara Jean Coleman
and Luther Dahbs.
Well kids. il Is really riec %
have YOU all IN town aeain a.f'
such a long time
Detroit will really miss We
ton DigeS. PhilliS lett AMI jane
Boyd this summer Weston j:
staying in WaShineton PhilN'
left for Houston. TcNas. TEus
day: james is attending summe,
school at Tennessee STATE Uni
verSity.
To celebrate her coming er.i
ua,ion Barbara Edwards throw
a swinging party 4 rcr Han
on CHICAGO Blvd. SuiW 'a'
nirht
Amone those lis'cnine to ho'
large collection of LIP Ncre
Edscl Burkcs. Barhaa MNort
Elizabeth Lester Tally. Marvi
Lett. Larry, Jackie Mitch, !
Betty Anderson, larlta Char'n
Fletcher. Sandra CoNS. Herman
WhcenS. Valaric Hall AMI Ray
mond Douglcv.
Seen talking politics in an
other corner were: Jcrald
Jones. Ronald Harding. Dennis
c. Schulez. Fairfax Woods.
George Jenneft. Stanley Kirk.
Paul King and Paul Lesley.
Among those eating as usua
were. RoScmaric Block. Phil i
Townsend. Gayle Ray. Ronals
Bingham. Nettic Jones. Barbaf
Moore Pat Harris Charlie liay
is. Marilvn Johnson Percy
Tovce Shaw. George Johnson
Winkic Robinson Thomas Rouf,
Iovce Holder, Claude Barber
Oclphine Dolores. Wavnc Kinc
KAY NiVoa Wada Cartwright
and yours truly
SUNDAY morning after lacc2
laureate mass at Tie Blessed
Sacrament Cathedral. Mrs BE,
Wade honored RoSemarie Block
With a graduation breakfast az
her lovely home on Burhnean'o
The color scheme for the al
fair was red ard W e. which
are the class colors for Blessed
Sacrament Hioh. The .hrec
fables were daccra'ed ider-
iically with red ribScns down
The center Of a white table
clcth and red and white flow.
eis placed a. each end.
For a ccntcrpicce Mr. Wade
had n miniature eradua'ion cer
and diploma saving "Congrau-
lat'Crs Roscmaric."
Fer fruit Mrs. Wade Serv GO
an assor men, of fruits. consist
irg Of Watermelon. honev melon
ard oranges The main cAurr
consisted Of ham. bacon. eggs.
strawberry preserves. butter and
rolls.
The Detroit tribune., 1957-06-15

Don Lee. rookie Detroit Tiger
pitcher is the son on Thornton
Starr Lee. former Chicago White
Sox hurler. Don. a college All
American. was signed to a Tiger
contract after posting a l5-0 re-
cord at the University OF Arizo-
ma in 1856.
The Detroit tribune., 1957-06-15

Congratulations to Tribune
subscriber down Memphis way.
He is my nephew Henry Glad
ney, who graduated last week,
A banquet was given in his
honor by the Sunday School of
the ST. John Baptist Church. He
is the son of Rev. and Mrs.
Alexander Gladncy of that city.
The Detroit tribune., 1957-06-15
NiRTI~EMENT
Paris In Your Home

Paris and New York are no
onger the fashion centers Of the
world. The American woman IS
low her own fashion expert in
The Detroit tribune., 1957-06-15
PRESIDENT 18TH ANNUAL
ADDRESS.

Mrs. J. ii. White, president of
the New ERA District ASsocia-
ton delivered her thirteenth
annual address to the body on
Eriday, June eth in the annual
meeting held at the ST, Mark
Baptist Church. The veteran
religious worker was introduced
by Madam Ann Bishop, prcSi-
dent of the Womcn's Auxiliary
b. NJ. & +. State Convention.
In her address she stated that
she has missed only the three of
five meetings of the convention
in the period OF time she has
served as president. She re-
ctived msny tokens and flowers.
Friday was dedicated TO foreign
mission. Sixty-five countries
were represented with a flag
for each country. Rev. Charles
Williams is moderator.
The Detroit tribune., 1957-06-15

Most unusual prize ever re
quested on "Queen for n Day
a rubber torsional spring suspen-
sion tractor seat adjustable TO
weight differences Of operators
was recently presented to Mrs.
Mildred Yahnky. Sigourney. Iowa.
Mrs. Yahnky requested trac-
tor seat which would be equally
comfortable for both her husband
Floyd. and herself despite the big
difference In their weights.
The Bostrom Manufacturing
Company, Milwaukee. Wisconsin,
pioneers In scientific tractor seat
Ing, provided a tractor suspen-
sion seat which meets these re-
auixsusntA<
The Detroit tribune., 1957-06-15

We cannot closS thus column
Without s.vlne 'hankS to ali
4 YOU for your kindnesScs dur
ne my illness. You will under
tand that cannot write you
iame by name when | tell you
that | received my fiftieth tSOl
.isltor yesterday But | would
Ike to say special thanks to
he pastors and members of the
Warren Ave (my church,, True
owe and CT. Mt Carmel Btp-
Isl Churches. The Detroit Trih-
me Newspaper. Church Editor
Itch. Chronicle and Mrs Della
Icrron Lee, Worship leader B
n & f. state Convention. who
Who did wonderful job OF
linchhitting for me.
The Detroit tribune., 1957-06-15

Entraininc for the National
Baptist Sunday school and b.
+. u. Congress IN D..llas. Texas
Friday. will bc MadamS Della
Lee. Bertha liadlcy, Rosie
Wright. LenCra Brown and Rosi
oe Wilson al of ST. Mark. AlSv
MIR Roosevelt Price. Supcrint "
lent of the Warren Ave, Sun
v school wiil drive his new
odgc. leaving Thursday
The Detroit tribune., 1957-06-15

IN dsveopmenis of 10 or profession Mr. wilkins
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HELP-WOMEM
fcONTINuEOl

CHECKER AND CASHIER. for self
service super market: must be
como; ApLly in pefson. PucKINQ-
HAM SUPER MARKET, 1920
Nichols ave. sc.
CLERK, for general once work,
capable, dependable woman for
real estate once: must be accurate
on figures; 5-day week. $3.50 mo.
S g STAT. Apply IL person, g to 8;
st; NV, ST. a-a344.
CLERK; airport; some typine;
exper. adding machine; SO hrs.
per day to be ARRANGED: S17b.
POTOMAC EMPL., Oil Kine st..
Alex. XII. 9-605b.
CLERK, valet shop experience:
white 1922 Eye st. NV.
CLERK-TYPIsT, insurance fieid, s
DAYS; $3.50. plus bonus. POTO-
MAC EMPL.. 1884 Wilson blvd,
Arl, IA. $4,000.
CLERK-TYRIsT, for post exchanse
ONCE, Walter Reed Army Medical
Center: .typing speed and accuracy
essential; 6-day week, annual leave
and many other benefits. Apply in
person to MRS. DENSE, Building
D-37.
CLERK-TYPIST, some Bookkeeping,
varied dutiesi 5-day week, air
conditioned once. Pc. 3-52sO.
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WANTED
IMMEDIATELY

Two men, interested In insurance
careers; Arl. and Fairfax Counties.
No collecting, all leads furnished
x125 wkly. minimum. Men over
80 considered for position. Cal
"a. 5-360l for appointment. After
pm, phone FL. A.hh12
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ASST. BKKPR., $325
35.hopr vk:; GOOD tipping; excel.
RECEPTiO NIST, $3.50
Conn. ave. loe.: 3b-hr. week: col
lege preferred; some typing.
Fields Agcy., Elk. 3-2508
723 sheraton BldS.. III 1Ath NV.
Asst. to Ofc. Mgr. $500
NE. area. some typins and
machine, days.
'SECY. ITO $347
E diSris asSI n. sSsS in 't sGis
ing. college pref. age 25-36.
'SECY. TO v. P. 1858
NE, area, moderate shorthand.
s sSOs tying SI.l "a. some bookkeeping
Proofreaders (2) $500
Good handwriting needed. apti-
tude for posting, ne. area, ase
Girl Friday - To $500
Must be top-notch secy. professional
IN appearance, neat and trim, IBM,
B days.
Bkpr. Mach. Oprs., s. o.
Exper needed. many benefits. So
hours. age to 81.
BOOKKEEPER $500
Full charge. must type. act as
RECEIPT, 5-day week.
Service Repres. $3.50
Some college, high caliber, young,
many Dement'S, excel. working con-
ditions, 36-hr week.
SECRETARY $4,000
Export firm, top-notch girl. some
dictaphone, good English, able to
compose some cofresp., aptitude
for hgures, 35 hours.
SECRETARY - $500
To pres. in public rel. person
able. lots OF public contact. Short
hand and tipping. lower Wis. ave.
RECEIPT. -Typist To $500
Georgetown area. exper. on PIX,
good typist, attrac., smart. age
1895.
'SECY. ----------S 347
To act also as once mgr. Use
dictaphone, personable, age 1886.
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SALES CAREER
OPPORTUNITY
OPPORTUNITY

Large local cafeteria chain has
immediate opening for persons In
terested in Q career In Industrial
ence GesirableSiio Weekend work
excellent company benefits Write
giving complete resume to Boz 160-
X, star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-31
NATIONAL

EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
110S 18th st. NV. ct L, Elk. 3-7270
BARMAID-WAITREss, white, ex.
perienced. Good salary: pleas
LOUNGE. AID. 2-4901.
REAUT1tlAN, licensed. white.
young beauty operator. well estab-
lished salon: VIZ pay salary while
cal RA s.SSsp. Z ewes. 81. I.72o1
BEAvTY 0PERATOR. sSb-si 90 pei
week guarantee plus commission
S ScHE TEsoSEr' cR sRnisTrTtnf H ittsiiS'
DRsssEks. l7l0 BYE 81 NV
B0OKKEEPER, to take complete
charse q books and payroll. lge,
must be thoroughly exper. and
capable Of accepting Responsible
position Submit In your own
Handwriting brief resume OF back
ground, age. marital status. start
able. BOX 4s-L, Star.
DOOKKEEPER TYPIsT. mature
Virginia resident, Clarendon; $65.
POTOMAC EMPL., 1884 Wilson
blvd, Arl., IA. $4,000.
BOOKKEEPER, full charge. throush
proft and loss statements; ava.
tipping; to Ss5. POTOMAC EMPL..
2334 Wilson blvd, Arl. IA.
BOOKKEEPER. eficient young lady
Tor large apartment development.
knowledge Of simple Bookkeeping
Also typing. Pleasant working con.
ditionS: Air-cond. once. Salary
1918 Wilson blvd, Ari. Call Mr..
Cliff. IA. 5-5b65.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-31
Comptometer Ops,
Full or Part Time

Hot shoppes. Inc, has several
operators. Must be fast, intelliseni
and have some previous experience
Excellent salary, paid vacation,
sick leave. insurance and many
other company dement's. Apply I'm
PLOYNENT OFFICE. 1871 @ st.
NV.
COOK for institution, 40 people,
5 meals daily. Must be exper. Live
In or out. Salary open. 10. D.
COUNTER, fountain girl. waitress,
maids, hostess, elevator OPT, VIII,
colored: ABLk. I404 N. Y. ave-,
RIM. 226. S1e
COUNTERGIRL, fountain, white.
exper., part time. Apply in per-
son, BEACON DRUGS, 4th and
r. !. ne.
DOCTORS sECY., exec. $500 up.
PRoFEssToNAL PERsoNNkL. Rm.
az. l726 Eye st. nv. Ne. S-2v92.
DRUG CLERKS. for general sales
work in downtown DRUGSTORE.
hSPs5 s5eIs5Tsd R A1Piy IN bR ssTsC5
STORE. l4th and x stS. NV.
FILE CLERK. slow typing, scientitic
research; college bkground pre-, /;
&, 300 POTOMAC EArI:, 1884
Wilson blvd. Arl., IA. $4,000.
FOUNTAIN GIRLS, no expefience
required; $50 week. Call MRS.
oNLEY. co. 6-503S. 81
FOUNTAIN GIRL. must be exper.
b6sRSUedsToRE.D ssSo. Pa. H ave. nv.
FOUNTAIN GIRLS
Salary commensurate with sx-
perienee and ability, many worth.
while co, dement's. Apply IN psTs q.
to Mr., eTIPES or eAll OK. 4.22o2
HOWARD JOHNSON'S
WOODBRIDGE, VA.
GENERAL OFFICE WORK, carpet
n nna ncIsun r docPSstms covf sKRPNIns
1900 Rhode Island ave. ne.
lBM KEY PUNCH OPERATOR, age
Is to 30. Some expef. on 024 or
O26. Liberal company benefits.
Mr.. MARTIN, SUBURBAN TRUST
CO. 6495 New Hampshire ave.
INSURANCE CLERK-TYP.. alert.
Aif.cond. Bethesda. OIL. 2-1l11.
ms. EXEC. AssIsTANT-Ariins-
ton Co., Va. once needs local girl
with insurance agency experience
and ability to quote correct vir-
ginia rates in casualty and FIRE
lines. Good salary to proper per-
son. Box 140.K, Star.
JR. ACCT. good experience: 4. days;
Broad st., Fails Church. jE.
2.7212.
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HElP-W0MEn

CLERK-TYPIsT with some steno-
Ats; air-cond. once. For Appoint
meut, sall Nh. $3.50, ext. 3z7.
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YOUNG MEN
LOOKING AHEAD

No Experience Necessary
Permanent positions with ex-
panding consumer finance company
offering tremendous growth poten-
tial. Training program leads to
V WImsSset RTeeIIent stsrtipa SAL
airy. Future earnings well-above
average. Emphasis on long-range
development and security. Many
benefits include paid vacation, hos
pitalization, bonus plan and car
allowance. II you are veteran or
automobile, high school education.
like to meet the public, can assume
responsibility and meet the chal-
lense, we are looking for you Inter-
views: ed.-Sat., 10 to l. Apply In
gpo eTSCn To- sSnt NJ Newman nNx rER-
INC. 1900 x st. NV, Room SOL,
C0nn N ARA nIAA
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YOUNG MAN

81 to IS; who Is interested in .
career position to work in mortgage
loan dept. of well established ex-
panding COMPANY Must like talking
to people and have D. c. driver
permit. Good opportunity for ad-
vancement; company benefits APP
ply Room 900. S10 14th st. NV.
YOUNG MEN (white). 10 and
older, earn 81 .hr. Must be neat
appearing Apply 2nd flr., 201S
Fla. ave. NV. 2 pm only.
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MEN-TRAVEL

Need 3 men, under 20. neat. sim
summer; Calf. this winter. No !ex-
per. necessary. Aver. $3.50 mo. I'm
Mr. Mr. siTaEsPPHzEHNs, New cOionia HI H..
tel. 1912 and Us pm. Il
YOUNG MAN. mechanically in
clined. to be trained for perma-
nent position in our service dept,
Must have car. Apply 10 am. to 2
p.ff1., 929 Eve ST. NV
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RELP-WoMEH
RESIDENT MANAGER

RESIDENT MANAGER
For medium-si1ed sarden-type de.
velopment IN D. c.: must Be ex.
perieneed In rental and mainte.
nance problems: salary plus apart
5S c APPlE en- I'd sis' i424 ( st.
sALEsLADY, for dresses ana mill
linery; salary plus commission;
steady work only. Apply in per.
son. MAE. ROSE. 1907 Conn.
ave. NV.
SALESLADY, eiftwares: over 81,
under 40. Part-time. permanent.
days, ga 9th st. NV. Room 500.
SALESLADY, exper. in dresses,
WeeE. KoTzIN, 1897 p st, NV.
sALEsLADY. part time. permanent,
2400. Newsstand, CO. $1,000.
8 ALKsLADH. .ready.to-Wear: must
be thoroughly exper., for high
grade clientele; wonderful oppor.
tunity for. right party; executive
ability; salary, $e5 wk. Apply in
person, 10le conn. ave.
SALESLADY
FOR our ladies' department: Eood
eArnings: full or part time: com.
pany benefits. Apply Mr.. Passero,
third ncor. BOND CLOTHES. 1885
SALESLADY
For hosiery AND handbag dept.
and p SITS. NV.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Experienced in ehildren's wear.
Full or part time. Good salary.
SALESLADIES
esr%.n S.N, 1Ot lion, for :s,s ns S.ns ss
also part.iime help. See Mr.. Frank.
MASTERS
Ill q 81. NV.
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HELp-MEn
'SERVICEMEN
GOVERNMENT WORKERs

Would you like TO supplement your
Hest E HSoMs4 Sor Y slV sobSS pr
tons: must have ear. Carl Nj
s S1oies for an appointment to
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nELP WOMEN
ACCOUNTANTS

ADMIN. SECY., under 30 OPEN
COLUMBIA
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
1341 @ st, NV, suite 224
BILLING CLKe,, type. ne sos
BkKPR., full charge to Se5
e e6kP1 MAGH S SsRss' VIII. St. to sSsSS
sEcYs., sTENos. AND TYPIsTS:
Good downtown locations; s
days: air-cond. ofiices. high salaries.
MANY FOR BEGINNERS.
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CASHIER
CASHIER

Experienced. for new children,
DEPT. Excellent working conditions,
ptrmanent position. Apply Mr.
Prank. and floor.
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JR. CLERK

Full-time, permanent en-
ployment for high school
grad, 1890. recurring no
tipping; filing. clipping. mark
ing ads and minor clerical
duties. Apply Personnel,
RIM. 602, $50 am. to $50
pm. weekdays; 0 am. til
noon, Saturday. No phone
calls.
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Statesmen Part Time)

For one Of Washington's largest
furniture stores. This iS an excel
lent opportunity for men wishing
to add substantially to their pres
emit income Excellent working con-
ditions. Salary plus commission
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SALESMAN

Nationally known food company
has OPENING IN washington area
Catering wholesale 10 restaurants.
hotels. and institutions. Married
man preferred. are "5-35 hirh
school sreduste. S395 monthly
mission After trsinine ner,od wrlis
qualifications Box 155-i. star.
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ROUTEMAN
80. MAlNlHi,A4TrAN co.

IJzH FLUkIDA I'VE. NV.
SALESMAN 10 sell and merchandise
food products in Washington area,
contracting retail and super mar
ket outlets, draw and commits
details Of past experience age
and marital status. Box 332-k,
star.