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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-19

ably expected to reduce mater.
tally the number OF communities
now openly defiant
4 think practically everyone
IN the South win applaud the
constructive and positive rather
than punitive approach to the
problem Of compliance with the
law which in Title III financial
assistauce) the bin exhibits
Title ~ OF the bill tadmin-
istrauve steps for degeneration
plans) presents q new and inn
aginative approach 10 the prob.
lem II will be noticed that
in every step taken under this
bin local interests are fully con
suited"
And Mr. Wright also expressed
support for the provisions Of the
bill giving the Attorney General
the right TO seek intunctive order,
for compliance with the law where
other steps fail or where indivsd,
uals cannot sue for themselves. Tn,
principle Of Part III Of the 1887
civil rights bill, which was knocked
out by the Senate last year "Ths
bill seems 10 me 90 speak
clearly what lies In the American
conscience said Mr. Wright in his
analysis
Mr. Wright's statement was pre-
pared for presentation TO Ia,
House Judiciary Committee, which
started hearings last June only e
have them interrupted by the rust
Of business at the end Of the SEES
sion II has been forwarded by
Senator Douglas 10 Representa-
tive Emanuel Celler IN, N.Y.
Chairman Of the House Commit
tee, for inclusion in the hearing
record
The sponsors ~ the bill IN IN,
Senate in addition TO Senator
Douglas were Senators Humphrey
~, MINI J. Ives CR.. N.Y. Hen
nings ~, MOI Case fR N. -
Neubergcr to, Orog) Allott tR
Colo. }. McNamare IN, Mich
Dirksen (R. M, Morse %
Greg Javits tR, ~ ~, Clarh
ID, Pa Proxmire ~. Wis
Carroll N Colo) Beail tR
Md, and pastore ~. RI,
House Members introducing the
bill were Representatives Collei
%, n " DigRs ~, MiehD, o.
Hara ~ M, Roosevelt %
CalIfl, Porter IN. Greg Rcus'
~, WIS., Shelley 10, Calif)
Thompson ~. n -. Udan N
Ariz vanik y Ohio) Mccarthy
ID MINI Addonizio 10 " ~
and in a modified form, Dawson
~, No
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-19

the Alabama complaints High.
lights ~ the hearing were teie.
yas~d and thoroughly covered b,
newspapers and other media d
communication
From The testimony % n eiti.
zens u Macon County. u of whom
have been refused registration ur
10 fifteen times ard ZEN from Dal
las Barber and FsuIiock cotmiIsa
the public may Judge whether o.
no' me right 70 vote has beer
denied
The public also o=T Judge ths
conduct 81 i1cai and State osfc
iais IN Aiahama. which rrrziden,
Eisenhower ~ his press coufer
ercs on Wednesday btandes 81
''rep~thenuhle
wiikins Qne~iions Witness
J Ernest wfsdns. ne only Ne
gro member - the Ccmr1la
ani former ksass'art secfefa-y
~ iahar to0k beading role rs ~
bearing Ffs gnouloninE ~ bon
ne compliments ard Ne rs91atra.
Ton officials Who appeass1 AMI
testified was respoa@hls f9r gef
ting into ne rrcors mary irnucg'
Hn' facts Ehich viii - rsrayfe1
10 the FresiaSu' and Conxrss,
fContin1~d On Page o.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-19
Wbeofiey Annual
Dinner SGT For
Thvvsdoy ian. IS

Clifford fucker president ~
Tho Phyllis Wheaticy Bouae board
% directors has announced the
5fih annual dinner date which win
b. Thuraday January 10, 1869. at
. pm. At Phyllis wheatiey Settle
nent House. 800 Aidrieh Az. NJ.
The main speaker viii be Judge
Thomas TailaksoD whose topic
win be Troubled Youth In our
Times
Mrs garBrtt Davis IL general
chairman. reservations can be
phpned in 10 The settlement house.
VIZ t-4s42
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-19

Miss Mary Jane Collins, g4s
iglehart Az. 50 Paul. was among
those receiving diplomas FROM the
University 81 Minnesota az ita
commencement eNnrrtHoa held
Thursday evening December rs in
Nofthrop Auditorium on the cam.
pla
Miss Caiilna received her bacbe.
lor Of aoienoe degree from the
school nf Public Health
Tier mother airs Eatoile Col
Inns uf Houston. ICES. arrived la
the city FRIDAY evening December
"a, 20 attand her daughters com
mepoemcnt She Ia the houseg1cst
of M and Mira lloyd Collins Of
2pi r1sh At
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-19

Lutheran Church, Or Ernest Lowe.
Pastor lIamline Methodist Church
and Dr Floyd Massey Jr Pastor,
Pilgrim Baptist Church His oldest
son. Floyd, III Is page Or Massey
has portrayed the role Of the
Ethiopian King 10 the Pageant
each year since 1850
This program is probably the
largest affair IN which both Cath
oics and Professionals participate
IN the church year
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-19

officials who 6efied the Cornmia-
sion by refusing 70 produce their
records. 20 answer questions about
their activities or even 70 take
the oath to tel the truth, the Com
mission referred the entire record
10 the Z. S Attorney General
The civil Rights A.; ~ 1857
provides that rhenevsr a witness
dlaobeys is subpoena the Com
mission may AK the Attorney
General 20 seek Federal c0ur;
order directing compliance
Acting on the Attorney Cra-
erals petition. e. : District
Court Judge Frank ". johnson
" Ihursdsy ordered sir defisnt
Alabama officials % produce
tiseir REGARDS At neW h@artng
srt for Deoerni.~r ~ in Mont
gurnery.
rasshe1ianca ~ lhe Ccurf order
may BE- punished A. oeBtssnpt -
hre 90 lupTierEmert u IL an
sispated that M 8sfaai 1ff,rials
rgnssies b. Aisbauss Attorney
Gcre-ai ana ooveTr0F-sieci Iohn
paftsrAan win appeal We ruiirg
Several rnnnrss e1uld ~ corsUE-se
r. TIE spq@al procedure
Howevsr Commfssion taft
members are in1ieat5-W sstl9fac-
ton wsth Testimony Uirportirg
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-19

our ssw Year, Ediiian yin ~
ls'sisiisised Tuesday. DesTrnis.f 30.
~ That ssadsrs and sul-S yiis-fs
an r.ceive " FrIday dan 2 A,
ssTiiaer. and correspondents should
have 'b.ir copy IN sus ofnos by
1Snday nDsn Dsaesniser 70
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-19

good reputation, ueprrsNcd ny
license 20 operate barbecue
herserk aud had ta bo suhdne,
his friend when he Flashed u !
became violent,
The mau was 20 year old Il
around Witch a neiHhborhood con
trovefsy has arisen over ms ef
forts Go establish barbecue cafe
at sTha Fourth Az & Minnie
apolis
Mnyp was taken 10 the city Jail
from the Casnius nar lie entered
the bar after wild wrong way
ride on one way street He wna
SO inoohctvnt and mutterod 40
many threats against people who
ho mid had been against him,
that Donald CaasluA the bartender
on duty approached him IN an
effort 10 quiet him down Nave
became violent ami Il was nee
casafy ZOE MI CaaHhis and two
bar patronn To nubdne him and
eall the police
Mayo was given psychiatrio
tests at Minneapolis General hos
pitnl "Wednesday and Thuraday
Mayo's wife said he had been
depressed COZ two or three weeks
because ~ opposition from some
% The residents M the vicinity
~ asth 50 and Fourth Av = 90
hls plan to open a barbecue roa
th,uAnt
ahe told police Mayo fired
slot through the window ~ the
3sth a. Dolieatossan. which h
ncSi door "a the place in which
planned to operate his cafe
ne then drove against traffic on
Portland Az from 3Ath 10 goth
~ A car coming from the down
town loop stopped 90 avoid oollld.
ing with his car and was rnmmed
~ The rear by third car. Ills
wife pumped from the family car
after the accident
ahr wan later treated at den
rral hospital for bruises
Mayo continued downtown Ia
the cassius llar at sta - Third
81
Prior 20 the wild ride downtown
Mrs Grace Mayo. the mans wife
called his uncle Edward l.. lloyd.
3bSa Fourth Az e and asked him
to come to their home Immediately
b"catse her husband was disturb
81 and iail,ing ~ random
Nj Boyd called Rev NJ L.
simmons. pastor ~ SO Peter AMI
Church and The two went Ia the
Mayo home Upon arrival they
found Mr. Mayo seated on The floor
with a pistol IN bis hand and
shot gun and rifio IN front ~ him
and Ia a dangerous mood
Both men said II wns apparent
frpn hia conversation that Mayo
was ~ and IN highly nervous |
state he talked a. random about |
the Flsi being after him the
liquor interests who were shout 10
move into The southsids ard stat
ed that be WIS going to rule the
yforid' and uutfered other ~ 1
cpbrfenrisa
teg fiinmDna and Nj Boyd |
spent = half hour trying 10 quiet |
him talking and praying with him,
never knowing They admitted when |
The apparently ~ man might Do
something drastic with the fire
arms
Finally they lef, the house with |
NJ Mayo qulsied down SOMEWHAT
Mr. Boyd "Wednesday denied the
report that the man tried 81 hold
The two aa hostages
lie also said that the young
man whom he brought here from
Ohio ~ years ago 10 i've with
bia had always been a fine per
agn and that BE- he'd never had
an unbind wor'i With him
The controversy over the aerdai
~ license - operate a cafe
which perhaps fingered asy9s
nervous breakdown win apparently /
NM be resolved nv his condition
sso story elsewhere IN this Sdi
ton
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-19
Testimony Given:
Testimony Given:
Rights Commission Hears
How Alabama Negroes
Are Kept From Vote

Mont gomery AlaAlthoueh the Civil Rights Commission
first hearing headed for lengthy litigation IN Federal
Courts settle the challenge Of its power require Alabama
voting officials testify and submit their the nation
dramatic evidence that Negroes have been denied
right 10 register and vote in six Alabama counties
day and bali Of hearing witnesses including local
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-19
Seeks Strong Civil Rights Sill:
Senator Paul Douglas
Urges Administration To
Help Positive Program

Washington, DCSenator Paul H. Douglas ID, lill has
called upon Attorney General William Rogers and Secretary
Of Health Education and Welfare Arthur Femmng ia form
uatng the Administrations civil rights recommendations for
the seth Congress to give consideration the bill for
technical financial administrative in school
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-19
Sod fndins'
Sod Endiuq3
Man frustrated By
License Denial Goes
Berserk, Faces Tests

A quiet rather nnAsSumins former railroad with
good reputation depressed by unsuccessful efforts to obtain
operate barbecue restaurant Tuesday ugh went
herserk had bc suhued hy bartender who also
his friend when he flashed shotgun rifle aud pistol and
became violent
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-19
BfrrY AlIEN
TO SING
MARY RolE

m"sho-s"prabo Betty Alien
WIN sing the role 81 "Mary" To-
night In the Minn.apoi. sym
phony Orchestra presentation
Of the rsoriioz "IiEnfance du
Christ" at sorthrup Auditori-
"'" on 'se University of slsne
sofa campus.
The concert which begins at
$3.50 win feature three Other
s"'"i~ss and the MaeaIe.,er
College Choir.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-19
Economic Consequence

Economic pressure has apparently added
thru force TO moral and legal persuasion
IN the school segregation conflict IN the
South Investment bankers are now point
ing out that bias struggles over racial In
togration are apt 20 mako the financing OF
school construction IN the South difficult
and more expensive Recent surveys show
the institutional investors are becoming
fearful ~ subscribing 30 school bonds ias,i-
ms from disturbed arsaa in tho south
From editorial In IntcrraciaI Review.
SIS PER YEAR; 10 CENTS PER COPY
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STENOGRAPHER

Exceptionally nice position for
youne woman with some experience
In statistical tvping. Apply per-
sonnet once.
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ELECTRoNIC
COMPONENT ENGINEER

component development. test.
Inc and evaluation In avionics
field. BS degree In EE. mini
mum 4 years experience
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QlLpmIm
SALESMAN

Local territory. sxceptlonai fu-
Rapid advancement 10 over si0,.
uu0 per year. Car necessary. Ser
EARBOlL CO Representative, u b.
Service. 9Th a., i73i
y 81. NV, Thursday, Jan. 18th,
0-12, No phone calls.
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INTERVIEW IN
WASHINGTON

On Monday and Tuesday, Jan. 10
and ~, between 10 am and pm.
To hrranee an interview, call Mr.
W II Brovneli NJ Executive 3-5OJ4
A top engineering executive will be
present TO make offers. II you cam
not come In, please write Mr.
Robert G. Main, Manager.
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SECYS. AND STENOS

Wide variety OF GOOD Jobs.
COLUMBIA EMPL.. 1871 q NV.
SECY.. publications, eollege back
gro4nd. ! days: 1925. POTOMAC
kMPL. .33a Wilson blvd, Arl.
ia $4,000
SOCIAL WORKER, dee, 5 DAYS,
TO $4,000 POTOMAC EMPL,, lo4
z, Broad ST. y. G, JE 2-72T2.
STENOGRAPHER, radio-Tv-law.
white, Il TO IS convenient down
town location 1BM typewriter; 5
days, q TO ;. Ma. S-4014
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MEN
YOUNG MAN

over Is. part time. after Z pm,
Sc sss ,o SiIs oS taa ssI' 81 g. p per R n
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SOLICITORS
TECHNICIAN

Permanent position available for
man with at least 5 years OF cleo
tronics experience IN instrument
trounle-shoottne, repair and cali
oration. Instruments include Eput
Meters, Oseillators. Vacuum Tube
voltmeters and Recorders. For In.
terview call WI. 2-5sOV.
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roR APPOINTMENT
CALL KI. S-722l

PERsONNEL C0uNsELOR, exper
IN Washington employment agency
placement work. Write Box 5as-A,
star.
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT NAN.
exper In eli phases Of rentals,
collections and maintenance; I'M
med. opening. CAREY WINSTON
Co. Mr.. Winston. CO. 5-44sa.
RAMP AGENT. airport. has. 81.
&c., q; dEisyssssss AssdrSe,s..iiir, exempt
ell king St. Alex. KE g-5055.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN = Va.
eaney for ambitious man IN ac-
tive SILVER SPRING otneeaexpefi
stratning given Car essential
Unlimited opportunity. BEERS
BROS. Realtors. et6 SiiGo ave.
u. $3.50.
RUG CLEANING. experienced. will.
tng 10 learn more. steady 100.
Cal EM. $4,000.
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YOUNG MEN
Full and Part Time

Larse national organlEatlon In
Washington area needs 3 youne
men, II 10 30, TO train for respon-
sible executive position, $50 pei
ment 70 hiaheT income bracket
Must have hish school edveation
Apply Mr.. JOHNS, Ex a-sil6,
Monday eAd Tuesday, 10 10 a.
AMERICAS BEsT PART TIME Job
GHu'ui ea ipn Nh sa'i MsRRsSsHAEi.a SEES,
o-9Lao.
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STENOGRAPHERS

We have permanent once post
tons opcn for vcune ladies with q
good knowledge OF shorthand and
typlne, will consider BEGINNERS. on
portunity for advancement S-day
week, $40 am to i.iA nm an
nual and SICK leave group insur.
Cafeteria Annly Personnel once,
ard Floor E9ulTABLE LIFE ms
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SALESMAN

We are seeking . high-type sales
man who has Q successful sales re-
cord, The man We wish to engage
must be cleau-cut. aggressive, re-
eo1Fceful and ambitious. Prefer q
man who Is known In the COM
munitv and IL accustomed 10 call.
ina on the executive level Expert
enee In radio time sales. once ma
chine sales, merchandising expert
ence helpful This Is an old estab-
lished Washington company and
our product has wide acceptance
With WashinRton's leading business
nrms Desire married man with
family Must own car. This IL not
. run-of. the-miil sales position. but
one 81 the semi-exeeutiye type OF
considerable importance TO US, and
presents an excellent opportunity 20
the person whom We engaee. SALARY
commensurate with ability and
sales background. plus bonus. All
replies viii be kent In stFictest con-
ndenee, Our employees know OF this
ad. Write Box 2e3-A, star.
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STENO.-CLERK

Permanent nosltion N account.
ms dspl ~ ,, AVIATION n sssoeia,lGn
pass privileges. Shorthand required.
Phone DI. 1-S0SS. "A
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GIRL FRIDAY

A superb opportunity to
work full tine in Q growing
advertising once as 9 spe-
cial secretary 70 statesmen
anc supervisors. Duties
would include general sec
retarial and receptionist
tasks. plus swing edver-
Using information to clients.
Prior experience in SINH
lar status would be most
helpful.
Applicant should be ynR..
about IS. with skill IN typ
ing, shorthand and 6ealinG
with customers BY phone
and in person.
Submit complete resume
stating experience in ad-
vertis.ng field. II any, in
addition 70 other JOB his
tory, age. marital status.
present rate OF pay and date
OF availability.
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BOX T7-B, STAR

LADY Of good personality and fair
education. for desirable position
with reliable corporation Must
Be loyal and faithful TO her work.
$1,000 year Box 16-B. Star
WOMEN, white; between ages is
and 50 for restaurant work. A $50
wk. job. meals. vacation. no n.eht
work, 10 Sunday work. SHOLL S
COLONIAL CAFETERIA. 1882
WOMEN. white. call from home for
telephone eampaign IN conjunc-
ton with leScing dept. stores.
Unlimited phone essential. Earn
or more per hr-. Write siylns
96-A, Star
CONGRESSMAN needs enseient Sec
retary with al around ability.
type neatly. spell properly and
stsrtins salary. $1,000 write
giving fun BACKGROUND and tnfoT-
mAtion p O. Box i0e4. wash.
D c
II YOU ARE A CAREER-MINDED
woman with business. teaching or
sales experience, ano interested
in public contact work. you will
enjoy sc1uainting educators. min
isters and parents with charac-
ter development program for chill
dren. Mrs. Kirg. interviewing At
the PHYLLIS WHEATLY. col
r / ave nv. Tues. 70 80.
for alert. educated
woman. age IS 70 so. 20 assist
In pTogram OF child development
Of national importance. Full or
part time. Qualified applicant
must be Of excellent character and
available Immediately. Experience
IN teaching sales or organizational
work an asset Write stating edu-
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number Box 291-B. star.
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Ga.a sn'g :. ssgs,ti,.mssy,.
enclose oSioiHai references pho.
toeraphS o. other materials o.
personal pGiue Copies aerpe the
pHrpose ortatnala mat Get nat
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PHOTOGRAPHER

Permanent position available for
least years lr.dustrial type
PHOTOGRAPHIC experience with
cameras. and photo printing, color
exposures. and processing. For in-
teTview, call WI. 2-7s0n.
PLUMBERS, exper. in iohbing and
new work. Must be able to read
plans Only reliable men need APP
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SUBURBAN TRUST
COMPANY
6495 New Hamp. Ave.
BOOK SHOE POSITION

orr.- !. dulI VIII % InSuf
EMPL e33i Wilson blvd Afl
IA. $1,000.
BOOK SHOP POSITION
sales clerk 10 assume charce ~
olI enneS shop 81 National Air.
port Interesting work for person
WIN initiative Permanent. Mon.
Fri, night shift. 3:45-is midnlcht
ABBY week days in person al OUT
once su-O Duke st, Alexandria
CLERK. young lady. white. general
orusStore selling, no Sun work
mcel and commission local ref
,r.hees COLONIAL DRUG. illp
18th st. NV.
cLERk-oenerAl once work: 81
me- hours from TO s; lO-hr
wk.; no Sat. OF Sun work. Appiy
90 Ivy o.. Sc, between 4 and
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TELEPHONE co.
Commercial Representative

NoHlmercial representative
EXCELLENT opportunity for "a.
pserlenesg salesman with knoNledge
AM IFS application 70 interiSr com.
municAtion problems. Permanent
position with substantial saiAfy
ana incentives running into I've
agures no travel, All applications
treated with strietest confidence
sens sen satamaTy o. your background
TEACHERS. white, sa6O-s5a mo
ADAMS TEACHERS AGCY., i3ll
q 81 nv. RE- 7-3e3s,
TRALNEE. 2l-3s. hAE: eood "a (.
yznesment Va resident $500,
81. : G. u s-iesgs = S'0'0
Tv BENCnAIAN 70 help run shop
and counter experienced only
paEt or fun time. CARROLL'S. 7fp
" 81. nv. Me. s-2646.
~ sERvICEMAN. outside: exper
other benefits Hu. 3-3s72
|UPH0LsTERER. white. ist-eiass
and custom work. too vases,
steady lob 10 qualified person
sChWAb BROS. liOf ciSt 81.
nv
WAREHOUsEMAN WITH a. least 5
yrs exper. in movtng and storage
business aood salary, IL 6-a22l
WHOLESALE DEALER WANTED
Man With door o-coor sales ex-
perienee 1he W T. RAWLEi0H
COMPANY expansion pgogram IN
cludes opening OF wholesale head :
quarters In Washington, D. c. II
you have ability 20 direct sales
force. and maintain stoc sroorn
write for personal interview 10
RawleiEh's Dept. DcA-ie-wD,
Chester. Pa
MAN, white. ambitious Rge 81 IS
permanent position with national
concern Sos week 10 start. Call
Di T-344s
Man. white, living in Bethesda OF
Silver SPRING area: excel OPEN
ing star at SOS week. Phone
VII 6-5t74. Monday evening
. pm. TO Q pm
NAN. white. ARe st-3s eood open-
Ing FairfRx Co 500 week 10 start
Phone OR. 3-3ssS. Monday even
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CLERK-TYPIST

For leading weekly news magazine
WORK VII consist primarily Of
Z yping. hling and varied intereSting
once cNtles Some oiciaphone ex-
per!enee helpful. Minimum fyrinr
speed Of so wpm. Pleasant work
ine conditions. MANY company
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-13
YOUNG MAN

viii minimum nieh school eduea.
ton 20 train A. eastern regional
insurance machine service manaaer.
Electrical and mechanical know.
ledre preferred SALARY c0mmen.
suraie with qualifications Some air
travel eegulred For appointment,
gal TELE-IRIP CO. INC, ME, g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-13
YOUNG MAN

immediate position open for re-.
cent hieh school graduate. Prefer
nCat-appCatingi permanent resi-
dent who has blans Tor attendine
OF u attending college at nieht
This u q permanent once carecl
Apply Room 800, SiU llth 81. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-13
THE
TIME
IS
NOW

= talk about your future. We feel
We can oder you one OF the out
standing opportunities IN this dy-
manic aircraft and missile equip
ment Industry. You will be joining
IN expanding company with an ex-
emplary personnel program. IN
dertcored By proven advancement
opportunities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-13
AUTOMOBILE
~Av--~ra~

Oct into this ready market on
enAu fcreign cars, Sell them and
used cars too. Get our pay pian.
1ake advantaee OF Auto show and
Hee many prospects. see JOE PHIL
tPe. 1890 King St. Alexandria,
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STENOGRAPHER

Permanent position: 5-dav, 40
hr. week, pleasant WORKING condi-
tons liberal discount on pur-
chases, insurance and hosp plan
retirement nlan Apply PEOPLES
DRUG STORE. Employment once,
$50 llth 81 NV Ind noor over
oui 18th and q sts. store
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EIlp WOMEN

ADVERTISING AGENCY. sirl Frl,
day. interested In permanent lob
good typing. some shorihand. per.
sOnapie voice. personality and ap.
pearancei not the highest begin
ming salary, but EXCEPTIONAL op'
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hELp--MEN

CLERK, file and mail, middle-aged
preferred; indicate aee, back.
ground and salary expected, 40
hrs, b-day wk., vacation and hos
plteltsation plans. Write Box
SOFA, Star,
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CLERK-TYPIST

Permanent position available for
yolns woman with al least > yrs
experienee Duties include general
view call VII. 1890.
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REQUIREMENTS:

Radar Circuit DESIGNERS and
Mlerox ave Eneineers must have
Be- years experience. Opera
tons Research men must have
decree and z or more years
expefienee IN military appllca-
tons.
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PRELIMINARY
DESIGN ENGINEER

Requirements, Good knowledge
OF aircraft control systems both
military and commercial abil-
ity 70 prepare proposals, ability
70 work with design and analy-
sis groups; knowledae 81 milf
tary and Government contracts.
BIS decree In EE.