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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-10-30
Publisher Named to FEPC:
Peterson Appoints
Milton 9. Williams
To MpIs. FEPC

Following the resignation of
Raymond w. Cannon, attorney
from the Minneapolis FEPC COM
mission, the office of Mayor P.
Kenneth Peterson announced Mil
ton c. (Gus) Williams, Sc, editor
and publisher of the Twin City
Observer and the st. Paul Sun,
Negro weekly tabloids will be ap-
pointed to serve Cannon's unex-
pired term.
Williams first attracted atten-
ton in Minneapolis in 1928 when
he sold stock in the Wilbur B.
Foshay companies. Later he was
advertising manager for the Timely
DIGEST magazine, published in
1930-31 by Cecil Newman. The
magazine operated only a year.
His work career included employ
ment as a dining car cook and
agent for loan firms.
In 1884 when the Minneapolis
SPOKESMAN and st. Paul RE-
CORDER was established he
worked for a while in the office
of these papers.
During his stock selling days
over rs years ago Mr.. Williams
attracted considerable attention by
hosting a banquet in honor of nli-
nois Congressman Oscar De Priest,
at the newly opened Foshay Tower
Cafe. An estimated 200 persons at
tended the affair for which either
the Foshay Co., or Williams picked
up the check.
For several years he worked in
some capacity in the Doyle wager
establishment on Hennepin Ave
About 16 years ago he founded
the Twin City Observer newspaper
with the financial assistance &C
cording to a Cedric Adams column
Of Arthur j. Murray, secretary
treasurer Of Murray's Restaurant,
where he is still employed in the
mems rest room.
Williams established the st. Paul
Sun, a few years after starting
the Observer. Williams has been
a staunch supporter Of the Re-
publican party most of his news
paper career and served as a door
man at least one national con-
vention.
His appointment must be con-
firmed by the Minneapolis city
council.
Williams public service includes
work as chairman Of a Negro COM
mittee for the Sister Kenny Fund
years ago and service on two &C.
casions on the Hennepin county
grand jury.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-10-30

determine rlgldly the nature OF tne
Negro potential, the numerous
fields in which it can best be en-
ployed, it's distribution throughout
America, and a rigid system of
priority to be sought.
To Build Strength Among Negroes
1t would plan to build scientific,
chronological, agricultural and hui
manistic strength among Negroes.
1t would lead the way in obtaining
national support for the Federal
Aid to Education bill. And finally,
1t would help the 18 million Ne
groes on their overall major social
problems, foremost among which
revolves the great mass of in
migrant Of Negroes from the
South to the densely-populated ur-
ban centers in the North, East,
Midwest and West.
The masses Of Negro migrants, "
stated the Philadelphia jurist, ARE
unprepared and wholly incapable
for assuming the many civic duties
which become their responsibility
upon reaching their newly found
home"
As far as he knew, Judge Alex
ander observed, no organization
equipped to advise the Negroes
through their churches, their news
papers and the various social agen-
cies has done anything about it.
The various associations set up
for the purpose of social and econ
omic advancement Of Negroes,
such as the Urban League, NAA-
CP, various fraternal organizations
churches, and labor groups, cannot
be expected to give any crisp
summation of the very vague and
extreme varied racial detectives
facing the nation presently, he
concluded.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-10-30
KENNETH IVERSON NEW
OWNER OF $40 GROCERY

Kenneth Iverson is new owner
of the Three Forty Grocery, SAG
East 46th Street.
The store which has operated
for more than five years, carries
full line of groceries, beverages
and dairy products.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-10-30
ST. PAUL NAAcp
YOUTH MEET ON
TlIESnAN NOV 4

The st. Paul Youth Chapter,
NAACP win hold It's regular
monthly meeting on Tuesday,
November s, 1859, at the Head
quarters Of Local 5l6.
The report of the Nominal
ing Committee viii be submitted
at this meeting. All members
are urged to attend.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-10-30
Milwaukee Publisher
Visits Twin Towns

Mary Ellen Shadd, publisher OF
the Milwaukee DEFENDER was a
visitor in st. Paul this week. Mrs.
Shadd was house guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. H. Erwin of 1927 Cumber-
land Av., st. Paul.
Mrs. Shadd inspected the new
plant and facilities Of the Spokes-
man and Recorder papers in Min
neapolis and spent some time with
her friend Mrs. Josephine Oden of
Dayton Av.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-10-30
Nociremo TO Give
Annu0I Halloween
Parry For Youngsters

Witches, hobgoblins and all, the
Halloween spirits will reign at the
annual Halloween party to be given
for youngsters from five to twelve
years Of age on Saturday evening,
October 81, by the Nacirema Club,
1929 Fourth Av. s., from Z to 9
pm.
Fun and free refreshments will
highlight the festive affair.
All youngsters in the above age
group are invited to attend.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-10-30
Lukers Face 81.
LooeV Hawks SundoY

The Minneapolis Lakers will face
the st. Louis Hawks in the second
home game of the current pro-
fessional basketball League at the
Minneapolis Armory, Sunday, Nov.
1, at 1:15 pm.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-10-30
URGED 70 SEEK IN1EcRAroN

Tampa, Fla. amp - Parents
in this area last week were urged
by an NAACP official to enroll
their children in white schools I'M
der the states pupil assignment
law. 49,.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-10-30
Seek 10 Purge" Voters:
STATE POLITICS BEHIND
NAACP COURT BAN IN
LA. LEADER CHARGES

New York. Oct. 15.-An injunction banning NAACP ac
tiyty in the State of politically inspired Mrs
Dorea A. Combr president of the National Association for
the Advancement COred People Louisiana charged this
week. 80 ,...o,
attend the regular monthly meeting of the NAACP
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-10-30
'Gee Alexander Suggests:
Pace Alexander Suggests:
PhiIIy Judge Insists
u. S. Negroes Need A
Natl. Planning Unit
BY ALICE A. DUNNIGAN

Washington (ANP)-The need of bi-racal organza-
tiOn known the National Planning Commission for Ne
groes suggested by Judge Raymond Pace Alexander in
the address before the third annual leadership workshop
of the American Council Human Rights held at Howard univ
ersty.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-10-30
HOW ST. PAUL ARRESTS DROPPED
WITH SGT. JIMMY GRIFFIN ON THE JOB
BY STAFF WRITER

How the rate Of arrests by st. Paul police rapidly dropped
between the time Of get tough" policy criminals and
dsordery graphically illustrated by the comparison
Of six day period in Sept. 1859 and October 1889
Credit for the reduction is given special police detail
headed by Sgt Jimmy Griffin Whether the rate will remain
at the low that Griffin returned his regular
assignment desk police headquarters remains
to be
Griffin given the special detail following riot
Aug. IS between spectators and police.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-10-30
CAREY HOLDS OWN

Talmadge B. Carey, 1904 Fifth
Av. S., Minneapolis continues in
critical condition at the University
hospital.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-10-30

Opening sOOn-JOann's Salon Of
Beauty, 4SO9 4th Ave. SO.-Advt.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-10-30
Comparative List Of Arrests

For comparative six days in Sept. the month of Oct.
dropped by 10 as shown above.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-10-30
The
HIGH
And Low
w NJ
BY BAnIE THOMAS

Say 1t Isn't So! In a large East
ern city a psychiatrist tackled the
job of comparing 800 bad auto
mobile drivers with 800 criminals.
He found that more automobile
drivers than criminals were STU
pid, psychoneurotic, alcoholic, inn
mature, emotionally unstable, self
conferred"
1t wasn't reported in Twin City
dailies which Bailie read, but NAH
ALA Jackson, was the favorite en-
tertainer who appeared at the
surprise birthday party given for
President Eisenhower at the Sher-
atom Park hotel in DC. Other
guests included the President of
neighboring Mexico.
The us. Food and Drug Admin
istration has seized 27 cases of
Instant-Pep, a vitamin mineral
supplement under charges of mis-
branding under the Food, Drug
and Cosmetic Act.
The top national advertiser
among firms with headquarters in
the Twin Towns last year was
General Mills with an expenditure
of 80 million, FOG thousands of
dollars. Among all national adver-
Users General Mills was Is in ex-
penditures.
The only other Twin City firm
listed among the top 100 spenders
was Hamm's Brewing which in
spending six and one-half million
dollars rates 95th on the list.
General Motors, leading buyer
of advertising expended a total
Of $137, 500, 900 in 1858.
The colored folder sent out to
every travel agent in the world
extolling the all-Negro st. John
Resort Hotel in Miami, Florida has
a handsome photo of Sugar Ray"
Robinson lolling in a beach chair
at the edge of the large swim
ming pool. 1t also has a big goof,
wherein the word Negro is printed
with a lower case m" which is a
cardinal sin in printed material
today in Negro America.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-10-30

On Nov. s:
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-10-30

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-14
SALES ENGINEERS

For military research and develop
ment. AGES ESQ. Call RE. 1884
SALESMAN, expanding sales force:
exper Salary plus commission
Company benefits excel future
for hard worker Write Stains
full qualifications to FARBOIL
CO. sol Key hwy. Baltimore,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-14
HUMAN
ENGINEERING

Research PSYCHOLOGIST to con-
duct basic and applied human
factors--human engineerine
studies in analysis and de-
sign Of space, airborne and
ground military systems. De-
termine human operator capa-
bilitieS and machine rela-
tionships in ion-makine,
pattern recognition. signal de-
lection. etc. Garry out task
analyses, specification of in
formational requirements, dis
play-ccntrol deSisn. and ex-
perimental evaluation using
large scale analog computer
facility. Phi. D. preferred: ap-
piled research experience in
industrial or academic setting
desirable. Must have ability
TO write effectively and assume
responsibility In cooperative
group activity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-14
INFRARED

Positions are open for physi-
cists with experience in the
use of optical and infrared
measurement instru m ents.
These men are needed for
the design Of infraSed systems
including first stage cleo
tronics. and infrared cleo
tronic circuit design. Famili-
arity with infrared applica-
tions in military systems is
desirable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-14
ELECTRONIC
DESIGN

Openings are available for
men who are capable of Civ
ins technical suidanee to sew
eral engineers In missile auto
matte checkout equipment
development. Close famil-
arity with conversion equip
ment, transistor circuitry,
feed back amplificrs and skin
in electronic design from con-
eeption to integration of final
equipment are a necessity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-14
HELP MEN

pAfNTKm, whltei experienced fer
All, house work References re-
oulFfd Ma, H.ipei,
fAlNTHns, uhits, steady JOB, m.
side woIk. SIS per day, 1919 hfN
HamnAhlft ave nv
PAfNfEns, experienced only, ei0
and Pals chareh area. WI
e-id1u, alter q Pm,
PAlNfnns. white, ODER, for APT
malntenance see Mn. sairFLEIf
Kent Village Apta., Landovef, Nd
PAiNTEns, expsr ill-elast me.
rhanica Cr'y Call .ftef $50 AZ
M s-7iaa, Mr. MINK.
PLAINTIFFS. white. reliable; SIS per
day Cal ~ A-0Jot, after . pm.
PAINTERg 90. white. neat, eKpsf.
only sin dey % start cel ! ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-14
DRYWALL MEN l1OOl

LII Z WALL MEN (1OUD
Needed Immediately at capehart
housing project. Fort Belvoir, Va
Taper, hnishers and board hang
ers. Highest rates IN Metropolitan
WRShincton "a .42la per hr. APP
ply directly to Job. Experienced
sanders and board carriers needed
aiso
ELECTRICAL SUPPLY SALESMAN
to cell on contractors. expert
enced; references Apply In ner-
son Mr. Green. MAURICE ~ &c
TRICAL SUPPLY CO, 1874 llth
ST. NV
ELECTRICIANS. FIRST class, expert
enced all phases heavy CONNER
eial end industrial work only
FAYco ELECTRIC co" UN
4 sea.
ELECTRICIANS with iourneymen's
card and helpers; must have 3
yrs. experience. IL. 4-4556.
ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN. exper..
for sirborne equipment testing.
trouble shooting, installation: min.
exper 4 yrs. in electronies: OPP
por, for advancement. BUTLER
AVIATION. Hangar - National
Airport.
ELECTRICIANS AND HELPERS for
commercial and industrial work,
AID. 2-4677, 1903 Channing st. ne.
ELECTRoNIC TECHNICAN, grad
uated or at least 8 yrs. .exper.
Needed for audio, industrial cleo
tronics incl wiring from sche-
MATES and service OF equip
ment. XII. S-l77B, STAPLES
HOFFMAN,, INC, 500 z. Monroe
ave, Alex, Va.
ELEVATOR OPERATOR. night
hours II pm to Z am; elderly
man. We are looking for a man
who is retired and would like q
means OF additional income. Call
DI. 7-4S33, for appt.
ENGINEER, colored. license, 9Th
class. steady work vacation with
also handy with maintenance work:
No drinkers. good salary and
quarters box l4l-X, Star.
ENGINEER. for new apartment
house: 3rd class preferred: excel.
salary and apartment. Apply in
person, 1925 Florida ave ne,
NORMAN or ROBERT COHEN.
ENGINEER, 3rd class or better for
power laundry; highest salary
rate uniforms. vacations. other
benefits. Apply 214g Queens Chapel
I'd ne, LA. 6-l500.
ENGINEER, 3rd-clsss or better;
mod, laundry and dry.cleaninE
plant. Phone for appt, DUPONT
LAUNDRY, co. $4,000.
ENGINEERS. Statesmen. OF. Mgr,
credit col trsinees; all kinds po-
sitions. sal S75 wk. 10 $4,000
VI. up. Miss Bell. BOYD'S. cor.
18th and g NV. MA. S-2340.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-14
Sheet Metal Mechanics
And Helpers
VIII. 2-5250

smoE SALESMAN, youna, Win
trali. h6.g,. Va RESIDENT 10 xBu.
POTOMAC IMpL, iDf A. Broad
~, IN. .-ia5.,
s or sALEsMEH ExPER. GOOD
.SktARY, COMPANY BENEFfTS
ExCEL, WORKING CUND JoskPH
SfRifo yko' ara WILSON BLVD
SIGN PAINTERS - ist ouailty.
steady work. NO layofiS. excellent
conditions paid yaeatloni ioca.
Ton n Northern Va CAL collect,
STOCK AND SHIPPING CLERK.
colored, preferable married over
~ permanent position. FIELDS A.
CO., RE, 1-i055, 80 OH AZ. NV
STOCK CLERK, young man 10
through 20; excel oppor. 70 learn
and advance In our business. Perm
position, group ms. and comp.
hosp excel. working conds, Call
MR, TwfNE, MA, $4,000.
sToCKROoM CLERK. is 10 rs.
white. Need Young man for stock
room work In phonograph record
dept. OF wholesale distributor;
good starting salary with oppor.
tunity for advancement. Sec Mr.
CERVANrEs, 707 Edgewooa st.
ne.
TEACHERS, white, aualifed. fan
positions; - ,OOO-S7 900. ADAMS
TEACHERS AGcY., sos 18th NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-14
ELECTRONIC
UCnENR DDoT@N

SYSTEM DESIGN
Positions available in Weapon
system Study Group whose
past successful york has re-
suited in the need for rapid
expansion. Experience must
include broad Backgrounds in
electronic systems, performing
the functions of information
collection. data handling and
processing combat control and
tactical decision making, and
acro-space vehicle electronic
control Advancement is
limited only by ability TO pro-
duce,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-14
BUS BOYS
TO Gas WIZ

BUS DRIVER, colored. Apply Mrs
DOYLE. q to 3, iR20 Maple ave,
7'asoma Park. I'D. JU 5-2360.
BUTCHER, experienced, sober
RiDGEwAY MARKET, 1916 18th
ST. NV.
BUTCHER, experienced. counter
service, meats. FARMLAND MAR
KET. aiO1 Alabama ave. Sc.
10. 2-10S2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-14
HELpMEn
NO EXPERIENCE hlESF MEG.

.AN4|AMEM
NO EXPERIENCE NEG
white, neat appearance, age "a 4
IS = ~ tfainina period viii
pay, Avefafe eafninat $4,000 a
MACON . " fofe q hFh A DAY
Everyone need our product
WARRINGTON NATIONAL cEAI
TRY tioi aulilahd rds 20
sKRvicE STATION ATTENDANT
eApci, IN luhricAiloni must hhNi
y &. permit CoNNORh. INC
sfei Naylof ru, ~.
sERyIcG STATION ATTENDANT
white experienced. sober Don't
phone see Mr., CLODFELTEn,
AZ ifee You N. nv
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
eNnrrlclcfd, talafy plus commits,
slon. Apply Ii person only. BLACK
BURNS suNOCO aERvicH, Has.
ocoreia ave. Wheaton, Nd
SERVICE STATION MANAGER ans
fPs rf "a ssfshyisee9lss asss STh L, 90
AFl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-14
GOVERNMENT
SERVICES, INC.
l135 21st ST. NV.
CAREER OPPORTUNITY

National finance organization is
seeking man for q local once.
This position offers a career op-
portunity through planned ad-
vancemeut to more responsible
positions. college training or sew
eral yrs. business experience de-
sircbIe. Call for appointment, JU
s.XInn MP GEpHART
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-14
sALEsMEN
statesmen

Our comanv is ready TO
hire aggressive men, with
cars. who have had previous
sales experience in the snc-
cialty field. Highest commits
sions paid. Plenty Of leeds.
A necessity in every home
3R-mo. hnancing. No down
payment. No collection No
charRe backs and. best ri
all. no competition. Call TU.
2-5g19 after 10 am. TO ar
range appt. ASK for Mr..
BUDD. fFull time only.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-14
statesmen

81 1000 reward for aggressive young
men who win learn TO sell insured
savings plans to better clients.
Complete training. Starting income
based on needs and ability. Call
JU. $1,000, between 2 and B. for
Interview.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-14

RKAL ESTATE nALKsMKN--e kale..
mnn, HARD euFEefh % Fnund on
our 1alfs star. We have the elisnls
and the ii6unga.. Men only, uqQid
prefer aae ~ 40. Will conEidff
weekly aFauinn afeount, Must
have Va. license. tor inteFfisN
nARNKs co, Cal ri, t-leie,
REFRIGERATION sERvIcHMAN,
know business, TOP pey plus
llbernl comm lsllons and bonuses
STEADY, ANDfe, Ia. b-ftu0,
RETAiL sTORE CLERK. youns
man. retail paint store eHpel
sry opsn. III s.3kiS'
R00FEns, youne, whils, depend
and aabestos sidins UN. f-HaO1.
R0ofERs' uELPERs. . or 4. exper.
Apply between 4 and 3 pm, $500
varnum -, brentwood, Nd
aOuTEMEN--A-da VIZ, % var
and alck leave. Attractive bonuses
ard comm Apply 6TERL INC
LAUNDRY, 1921 a5th u nvs
M noynton.
R0uTEMKN, Ari. and Alsx. over
ElNN We " 49, ~ NANhl AtAAN
"a, 5-oJib, Thurs, eve. 0 ON
ROUTE MEN-sns q VIZ. 70 start
white, training furnished Work
near your home " you wish
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY rRi'
ROUTEMEN
No experience necessary, 10 take
over established laundry and dry
cleaning routes. must be willing
to work, have common sense and
be neat-appearing. AppD tflN
Baltimoi, ave Bladensburg, Md,
ROUTEAfAN. sALEsMAN--To sery-
ice an established route for RAPIDLY
growing record distributor White,
n n 81. Must be- willing n spend
week niehts on road. expenses
paid and vehicle provided. Won
derful opportunity for the right
perFon. who Is interested IN
establishinR themselves In a per-
manent position with an expand
Ing oraanixation References re-
auired. Call Mr.. SNYDER. Pr.
bet. g:3Q-ll am, RA, 3-30i0.
ROUTE sALEsMAN-dood payins
dry-cleaping route open for ex.
pericnced, ambitious, married
man, Suburban area. fmmed
opening. Excel. salary. Call 10,
S-2516 or JU. s-1b4S, for per-
sonal Interview J a X. VALET
ROUTE statesmen
r. c.-Nehi Bottlins Co. has open
ings for men between aEes rs
and 40, who are willing to work
hard for good pay and sound
and other benefits. Apply hoo
between o am. and 3 pm.
SALES ENGINEERS
For military research and develop
ment ACES a5-30. Call RE. 7-2BS4
SALESMAN, expanding sales force.
exper Salary plus commission
Company. benefits; excel future
for hard worker Write stating
CO. sol Key hwy Baltimore.
SALESMAN, for outside work IN
ys area; Car necessary eau
SALESMAN, part time, evenings ana
Sat to represent co. In medical
equipment field: no canvassine
ca required high comm. Contact
MR. PETERSON, p;3O I'M TO ]
pm, PL. 2-32l BALTIC Nd.
SALESMAN. white: mems hsber-
deshery,s ne WASHINGTON; Is 70
so yrs. old. Phone. LA. 6-5a95.
Statesmen. 1--WE SAY CHARGE
IT"-Desire representative for
Washinston and Baltimore area
Must be neat in appearance and
aggressive Win dlreet Saies eA-
executives and heads Of firms. Ex-
eellent income. commission plus
bonus. Send resume and phone
number TO the DINERS CLUB,
I10l Conn. ave, Washington o.
D. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-14
DRUG CLERKS
CRAFTSMAN

In architeetural-type Of
drafting. preferably In prepara-
tlon OF shop drawing from archi-
tects' plans for windows, curtain
walls. hollow metal, or similar
work. Opportunity with expand
ing concern. Paid vacation. holi-
DAYS, sick leave and hospitaliza-
ton. Phone WE. 5-3ll6 to ar
range interview.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-14
AERONAUTICAL
ENGINEERS

Aeronautical ensineeTs are
needed TO perform analysis
and evaluation OF selected
concepts for satellite ana ball
listic missile systems. Should
have some training or expert
enee in aeronautical systems,
astro physics. and instrument
tation and control.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-14
CAFETERIA
SUPERVISORS

40 Hrs.-Mon. Through Fri.
Immediate openings for
personnel to supervise the
daily work routine of en-
ployes assigned to various
sections of a cafeteria.
Must be able to handle peo-
pie. Corporation benefits
include paid vacation and
holidays, free hoSpitaliza-
ton and a retirement plan.
High school graduates be-
tween the ages of 25-45.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-14
LIFE INSURANCE
CORRESPONDENT

Rsauired In Polleyownsrs service
DfnaFlment az expanding Home
once. II you have had liie IN.
surance experienff, can wits
excelllnt lsiteIt and are inter
saled 10 iolnlne = iAtt..EteA,n..t
eompanr apply 81 UNITED
s IS sSoTi ihssB issp Z. Sa GO"
Observation-Disclosures. ~ VI,
Of age or over. Cal On. a-3teh,
b 10 II an, weekdays,
LIouoR SALESMAN. exper. only
need apply aood pay 1.dal VI
Si9usosRsso nassse o, 4 sIs y so soPHH
LOAN NAN. With experience, ioI
rapld tfninlnq In inat-ar0Winn
finance co. would consider present
collection manaaef OF experlenceo
eulside man .Islephone ~. B.
lot MAN TO work on used car lot
Apply IN person. CITY AUTO
SAILS. fni Mas ave, NV,
MAINTENANCE MAN. exper.. knoWl
heatina plant, electrical Wlftnn.
excel. oppof, for dependable man,
10 aae Is, 5 days. 70 S1a5. Po-
IoMAC EMIL .a5a wilson nlVa"
MANAGEMENT TRAINEE
Career opportunity for personable
man interested IN enterine the
ield OF retail trade. This post
ton demands a hard conscien-
tiouf worker who IA both ambi-
tloua and aeeressive. No expert
ence necessary Good starting sal-
AIRY with weekly commission and
monthly bonus. Rapid advance
ment for the man who can prop
eriy adapt himself to our con
stantly expanding business, Many
company benefits, Apply In person
only 70 NJ. FIELD. SINGER SEW
ING MACHINE Co. 1917 Wis
consin ave. Bethesda.
MAN. vegetable and rrocery ex-
perience, excellent salary, refs
Aupl. In person WOODMOOR
MARKET, 1929 Colesville I'd,
Silver spring, Nd.
MAN 10 collect well-establlshed life
insurance debit IN d. g, Good sal
aWw Mnsf havn roW MA A-lA9A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-14
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BOOKKEEPER - Accounts. receiy-
able, payable and payroll. .Coun-
try club or hotel exper. preferred
Call VIII. $1,000.
BOOKKEEPER, auto expera work
Under cpA ssss, PoIoMAisS
RooKKEFPER-oFFICE MGR. re-
tail exper helpful: excel. cond
and vacation this W.. salary com
mensurate with ability 81
3-S350.
IRREGULARITIES g4), white, steady
work, Sa3 day, After ) I'm
call Z. G. JENKINS ri, 4-167H.
IRREGULARITIES, short Job; must Be
s1 Sonni,.Eyy VOC 20 pay ss.s777 "a" . ~
BRIcKLAYERs, S3.75 an hr. Re-
port 10 Washinston Estates, DIS
trict Heinhts Nd,