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comfortable for you will be
the room that is most be-
coming to you.
Mr.. s. F. asks:
1--WE have two small chairs
that my great grandfather
made. They have the primi-
tive look Of Shaker furni-
ture. ! would like to use them
somewhere but my wife says
they won't At in with our
today's furniture, I have to
leave them in the basement as
I like them. Have you any
suggestions?"
Dear MIR. s. F.:
Why not paint them a
shiny black and use them
with a small round table be-
tween two windows, or as a
corner group? With a mirror
or a cluster Of pictures over
it. this should add an in
dividual note to any room.
Or use them in the hall on
either side of a chest of
drawers. I love anything that
has a personal history, like
chairs made by grandfathers,
so I would definitely find a
home for them out of the
basement. And assure your
good wife that almost any
furniture "f1ts" If it is cor
rectly arranged.
Mrs. ]. C. A. asks:
DO you approve'of shelves
set in a window to show of
colored glassware?"
Dear Mrs. J. C. A.:
In a shop or an inn, yes.
In a home. no! would prefer
the glassware scattered about
the room. and placed in a
position so that the light hits
it naturally and shows of
its jeweled tones. piece by
piece. Somehow, it always
looks so commercial to see
glassware displayed in a
window. And from a practical
angle, a collection of glass in
a window requires a lot of
personal care. Unless they
are kept sparkling and bright,
they look dingy.
Mrs. L. r. asks:
Would you make some
suggestions as to a color
scheme for a boys room?
This boy is 13 years old and
interested in everything
space ships, horses, sailing, so
any motif would be appro-
pirate"
Dear Mrs. l.. R.: -.-,..
Sounds like an all-around
boy! Nothing namby-pamby
for him! I would suggest slate
blue walls and woodwork,
white ceiling, a navy, red and
Evening star., 1959-11-13

investment in India's second
plan came from foreign coun-
tries. particularly the United
States. the speaker said.
India recognizes that such
aid cannot continue indefi-
nitely," he said. and is most
anxious that we should reach
the point Of take-off. or self
reliant growth. as soon as
possible"
The more massive the sup
port his country receives in
the near future. "the sooner
we shall reach the point when
We can dispense with for
eign aid and begin to help
others in our turn" he added.
Evening star., 1959-11-13

white washable rug. tailored
flre-engine red corduroy bed
spread, lively prints Of sail
ing ships around the wall.
Audubon's birds. and maps
"a bulletin board with q
frame covered in red felt. Two
comfortable chairs uphol-
stored in slate blue and white
stripes. A brass pull-down
light over his bed for read.
ing about his hobbies >. and
that's 1t!
Copyright 1859, Dorothy Draper
BE Your Own Decorator" q
fascinating and most informative
booklet by Dorothy Droper, is ovoil-
able to readers Of The Stor. Send
Is cents in coin and your name and
oddress printed. core Of The Eve
ming Stor. Mrs. Droper eonnot
onswer personal moil, but will use
those Of widest general appeal.
Evening star., 1959-11-13

meeting at 1890 pm. tomor-
row at the Kennesaw Apart
ments.
Mr.. Stewart M. Brand
borg. assistant conservation
director of the National Wild
life Federation, will be guest
speaker.
Evening star., 1959-11-13
Mr.. BrundborQ
To Be Speaker

Col. John Donelson Chap
ter, Daughters of the Ameri-
can Revolution, will hold a
dutch treat luncheon and
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Ask
Dorothy Draper
A Room Is Most Becoming
If II Is Comfortable

If you are the sort Of person who likes to glance
up from book and out of the window, by all means
place your pet armchair by that window There's no
law that says it can't turn its back on the whole
room if you want it TO- room that is really
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13
MEANY GIVES BATTLE CRY FOR LABOR

NEW YORK tUPI)-ceorge Meany. president Of the
AFLcIo. charged Monday that declaration Of war"
fhe political front should be organized labors
"vnfriendy actions" by the Federal Government.
Meany said that labor has fought many bafiIeeIds
for its rights and that II will not hesitate TO throw its foil
force into the political fight against legislation harmful
labor
You would think that had to day Of sanity,
when there could be cooperation between Americans II
you please. Americans in overaIIs and Americans BEND
desk
We'll. that doesn't TO be in the cards. decara-
fion of TO be the answer and If that's guess
will have TO take IT,"
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Hoffa--Crooks--

CONTINUED from Back Page1
PRISONERS OF THE DEVIL EVERY SINGLE oNe =
THE NoN-cHRIsT SCIENTISTS HENCE. The
GIGANTIC NATIONAL DEBT CREEPING STEADILY
TOWARDS 800 BILLION S! * 3 FOR U.s. TOTAL
THESE DEVILS LABOR BARoNS, TOGETHER WITH
THE DEVILS DEMOCRATS - POWER HUNGRY
INFERIOR BREED OF HEBREWS ROMAN CATH
oLIcs. pRoTEsTANTs, AND OTHER PRISONERS OF
THE DEVIL THE NoN-cHRIsT SCIENTISTS =
GAVE US THE COMMUNIST MONSTER 6UlLDuP,
PEARL HARBoR: THAT HUNDRED BILLION 5
DEMOCRATIC, F.D.R.. LAUNDERING INrAmr u AMI
THE LOSS or CHINA TO THE REDS
AND THAT DEVILS PENDERoAST TRUMAN DEVILS
DsMAcocUs, WHO STOLE FULL TERM VIA
BIG LIES AND MANIPULATION or TREASURY FUNDS
TO BUY FARMERS VOTES, THOSE DEVILS DuPss.
WHICH HAS uLTIMATED INTO THE BILLION 5
FOOD SURPLUS or TODAY
THAT SAME DEVILS HARRY, WHO LOVED The
PRAISE OF MEN MORE THAN GODS. LAUNDERING
INTO KOREA VIA RAPID DECENTRALIZATION OF
ouR DOMINANT MILITARY STRENGTH. IN RESPONSE
TO THOSE MARxsT DUPEs AND DEPUTIES. LIKE
EMIL MAzEY REuTHERs RATCHET MAN. BRING
THE BOYS BACK HoMEI
MEANY AND ALL THOSE DEVILS LABOR BARoNs
WANT FREEDOM - FREEDOM TO EXPLOIT. TO
PERpETRATE BILLION STEALS III
Hoffo Surrounded by Brooks-kennedy
Times SAD
WASHINGTON Msy 30 tAPl-Sensior Kennedy D) OF
tonight described Tesmsisrs Union President
tconiinved Next Column Iopl
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James r. Hoi4s as A MAN WHO SURROUNDS HIMSELF
WITH THIEVES AND RAcKETEERs AND CROOKS AND
FIFTH AMENDMENT PEOPLE,"
THOSE ARE HIS HENcHMEN," Kennedy said.
And fhe senator added that Is why
believe that Ultimately Mr. Hoa coming down TO desrue-
tlon." He said HoTa whom he pictured arrogant and
coniemptvovs miseaIcvaiing the temper Of the public
and of rank and file Transfers Union members.
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A ROD OF IRON!

kOD Or kON!
YOU ARE TO SUBMIT TO sELF-ExAMINATIoN
VIA MY ONE NFALLIBLE PASTOR. THE CS. TEXT
BOOK ALONE COMPETENT. AS IS NO PASTOR
OF THE FLESH, TO BEFRIEND NY BASIC PASTOR
THE KING JAMES PROTESTANT BIBLE AND
ALL BIBLEsI
WHAT THE NAAcP MEANS TO YOU
Excerpts from folder published by National Association
for the Advancement Of coIored People
20 Wesf 4Ofh Street, New York 10, NY.
The National Association for the Advancement OF Col
organized the result of call issued by SO disfin
suished Americans February II, 1909, the centennial
of the birth Of Abraham Lincoln.
In the hafeentury since this call issued fhe NAAcP
has become that Large and powerful body OF citizens
dedicated TO the abolition Of racial discrimination and
segregation envsoned by William English WaIIng the
originator of the idea for such organization.
Since 1909, hundreds Of thousands of Americans of
races religions and national origins have enrolled in
the Association express their faith both in the Negro
and in counfrys basic democratic ideals Their devotion
these ideals has enlarged the opportunities Of Negro
citizens and enhanced the prestige Of the nation.
Membership in the National Association for the Ad
vaneement of coIored People helps:
l. Protect your civil rights.
T. Insure the future Of your children
g. Enlarge your economic and cultural opportunities
Level segregation barriers in all aspects Of public fe
s. Strengthen democracy in the United States of
America
Refvte anti-American propaganda abroad by correct
ing racial injustice at home
T. Secure the rights OF your fellow Americans.
g. Make America truly THE land Of the Free"
g. indicate the American dream Of human equality.
TO- Win the Fight for Freedom
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13
June Warming
tconiinved from Back p.o.,

lconfinved from Back Pace,
MENT. HONESTY, INTELLIGENCE. NV con.s :. .uoS'
WHOLLY ACCREDITED SAME cL,pr, r oms.
PEuTIcs. BASIC EDUCATION cul 1,Ipe M; ,nsKA'
ENTERTAINMENT. RECREATION. Tur cun,sr
SCIENTIST J! WITH MY ONE. INFALLlBLE pAsToo
AMONG ALL NATIONS AND PEOPLES. NV ,,"srz.
PIECE. THE cs. TEXTBOOK WI h''NS'rk'
'ne o-N.s. WHOLLY TRUSTWORTHY FRIEND or
ESTANT BIBLE. "o''
SCIENCE AND HEALTH WITH KEY To TILE
SCRIPTURES" RECORDS nv ncTnr'o,, 'rs
MY INCOMPATIBLE PROPHECIES. pA.,cuTrp
REvELAToR, SUCCESSOR TO CHRIST ,rs,,s =,
NOW, DON'T GET TOO EXCITED MY INcoM.
PARABLE PROPHECIES DAUcHTER-REvEl ATOP
FREQUENTLY STATED HER POSITION Tu,Js.
FOLLOW YOUR LEADER ONLY so FAR K, g.lE
FOLLOWS CHRISTI!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13
Labor Threats Home
Continued from Back Page)

CONTINUED from Back Page)
There times when every red-blooded American be-
eVes Congress filled with doIfs but any with any
experience in Washington would advise against pushing
around the whole lawmaking body in this fashion. u
med together mighty fast when enemy presents
itself.
The significant quotation IN the statement which Mr.
Hoa says he did not make the subordinate clause
that will sraishten out the employers and for ALL"
Get 7 Employers. All employers ANY employers. Any
who employs is evil. Any who employs labor, gives
Jobs TO people, invests his money in enterprise for the
sake Of producing somsshns needs TO be Strengthened
out"
Whether Mr. Hofa denies making the statement not
herein lies the nvb Of Americas mounting labor ers In
their ZEAL labor leaders have propsssndzed their 10
such degree that there Is unbridgesbe ehssm between
Giant Labor and Giant Industry and in the opinion Of the
labor leader. all industry giant dimlnvtvs. Is evil
DETROIT TRIBUNE. SATURDAY. JUNE Is. 1859 3
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13
GODS GOODNESS. AlLNEss. GRANDEUR.
CREATION, UNIVERSE J.

OF Externally, COMPLETELY POPULATED,
SUPER-sATURATED, UNAVAILABLE, oMNIPRESENT
HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE, YOUR TRUE
HABITAT NY ETERNAL IMAGE AND LlkENESsl
PATHETIC ADAMEvE HUMAN RACES AND So
CALLED MATERIAL" WORLD DO NoT-cANNoT-
INVADE THE DIVINE !-THEY ARE SHADOWY
MYTHS !!l-oF THE CHASTITY FARCE OF [so-csIedl
MATERIAL ExISTENCE"!-p. 272. C.S. TEXTBOOK
IMPERATIVE TO HEAL THE DEFECTIVE SANITY,
JUDGMENT. HONESTY, INTELLIGENCE, OF
HEBREWS ROMAN CATHOLICS, PRoTESTANTS, AND
OTHER PRISONERS OF THE DEVIL I. THE NOM
CHRIST. SCIENTISTS - CHURCHES. CLERGY. LAiTY,
LEADERS. MAsSESI
THE LATE DR.. ALBERT ENsTEIN. CELEBRATED
HEBREW PHYSICAL SCIENTIST: II CAN'T BELIEVE
GOD PLAYS DICE WITH THE UNIvERsE"-N Y.
Trib.
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Rocket ExpIodes-
CONTINUED from Back Page)


"BE YE PERFECT, EVEN AS YOUR FATHER
WHICH IS IN HEAVEN t-HERE-lIS PERFEcT'I
Christ Jesus
HENCE c-H-RLs-T-L-IK-E CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
HOMES, SUNDAY SCHOOLS! CS. CHURCHES. PROHIBIT
MEMBERSHIP TO USERS tPRoMoTERs) OF THE
DEVILS BILLION 5 ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE AND
TOBACCO RAckETSl
ALERTNESs TO SIN. SEX DEATH las PER
SCRIPTURE: ITO BE cARNALLY MINDED, Is DEATH;
TO BE SPIRITUALLY MINDED IS LIFE AND PEACE!
ST. Paul.
Christ Jesus: he THAT LooKETH ON A WOMAN TO
LUST AFTER HER, HATH COMMITTED ADULTERY
WITH HER ALREADY IN HIS HEART! "SENSUALISM
is NOT BLISS, BUT BONDAGE! as per GODS MASTER
PIECE, THE cs. TEXTBOOK, THE ONE iNFAL-
LIBLE PASTOR OF MY ONE. WHOLLY ACCREDITED
SANE CHURCH. THE CHRIST, SCIENTIST !,
THERAPEUTICS; BASIC, PURE EDUCATION. CULTURE,
POLITICS, ENTERTAINMENT, REcREATloNl-
THE ONLY TRUE. UNDERSTANDING FRIEND OF OUR
BASIC PASTOR, THE KING JAMES PROTESTANT
BIBLE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13
Wheat Program

CONTINUED from Back page)
vUlNERABIlITY OF DEMOCRATS = INFERIOR
BREED OF HEBREWS. res, PROTEsTANTs.
AND OTHER PRISONERS OF THE DEVIL !. THE
NoN-cHRlsT SCIENTISTS THEY LOVE THE PRAISE
OF MEN MORE THAN GoD's'l-New T.
re. FREEDOM OF THE WILL IS SPIRITUAL
lUNACY J. SATAN'S FlATTERY!
FOR EXAMPLE: THE SATAN BOUND" NoN.cHRsT
SCIENTIST CLERGY EVERY SINGLE ONE, AND THE
LAITY LEADERS, AND MASSES. ARE, IN THEIR
SPIRITUAL LUNAcY. INDIFFERENT coNTEMPTUous
OR HOSTILE TOWARDS MY. GODS, TWO MAR.
Vicious, INCOMPATIBLE IMPERATIVE WITNESSES
SINCE CHRIST JESUS: THE 90 YEARS RETURN
FoR-EvERMoRE-oF CHRIST AND JESUS! mo
FlEsHLY IDENTITY FOR DOUBLING THoMAsEsY
MY ONE. WHOLLY ACCREDITED. SANE CHURCH,
THERAPEUTICS. ETC, THE CHRIST. SCIENTIST
FOUNDED BY MY INCOMPATIBLE PROPHECIES,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., THE REV. MARY BAKER
EDDY. WHOSE MAN CHILD WILL RULE lis RULING
ALL NATIONS WITH A ROD OF IRoN"l-Rev. IL.
the MAN CHILD = COLOSSAL SCIENCE
OF THE UNIVERSE J.
THE MARVELLOUS. IMPERATIVE CHRIST SCIENCE
THE UNIVERSAL MESSIAH MILLENNIUM TO ALL
PEOPLES! VIA WHICH l. COD HAVE IN MY
HAND THE sovETs puny Cod, MINOR. PHYSICAL.
NATURAL SCIENCE, NATURALLY A PRISONER
OF THE DEVIL!
PRESIDENT TERMS WHEAT PROGRAM STEP
TO DISASTER
He censures Congress Again for Falling
To Change Law to Eliminate Surplus
Acreage Totals Listed
BENSON RELEASES ALLoTMENTs FOR 1850
SENATORS AsSAL ADMINISTRATION POLICIES
By William M Blair my. Times gu
WASHINGTON, June President Eisenhower censvred
Congress again today having failed TO change the exist
inq price support and control program to deal with the
wheat surplus problem
CONTINUATION OF THIS LEGISLATION FOR AN
OTHER YEAR LEADS THE WHEAT PROGRAM ONE STEP
CLOSER TO DISASTER" he said in special statement
His charge was made Ezra Taft Benson Secretary OF
Agriculture announced 1860 acreage allotment and mar
ketinq control under program both oppose Today was
the deadIne for Mr. Bensons proclamation which IS re-
qured by farm law producers will vote July 70 in
national referendum on the control program they have
endorsed in the past.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13

DETROIT TRIBUNE. SATURDAY. JUNE IL. 40
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13
Tribune Publisher Hears

CONTINUED from Back Page)
RED AND HEBREW CONTROL OF NAACP?
MR. MARSHALL SAID THEY HAVE MADE SUCH
CHARGES AGAINST THE NAAcP FOR YEARS AND
IMPLIED THAT THERE is LITTLE SUBSTANCE
TO THEM
WE HAVE EXAMINED PRINTED MATTER. FROM
TIME TO TIME, MAKING SUCH CHARGES. AND IN TIL
VERY NATURE OF THE COMBINED PRESSURE
OF GOD AND THE DEVIL UPON EVERY HUMAN
ACTIVITY. SATAN WOULD MOST ASSUREDLY
SEEK TO CAST OUT SATAN. MAKE MERCHANDISE
OF DUPES BUT. WE MAY ADD. THOSE WHO
ACCEPT CHRISTIANITY MAY 'FLIRT' WITH REDS
AND cHRisT-REJEcTING HEBREWS!
NEVERTHELESS THE oMNIPOTENcE, OMNIS-
cIENcE. OMNiPREsENCE. oMNIAcTION OF Jour
FATHER-MOTHER GOD. ALL-HARMoNOUs"
INSPIRES A CHRISTIAN. ALWAYS WITH THE HOPE
AND MUCH FAITH THAT SATANS DUPES MUST
AND WILL. BE CONVERTED, IF NOT BEFORE So
CALLED 'DEATH,-"THE WAGES OF SIN"-THE
OVER YONDER, IN THAT COLLECTIVE CoNScIOUSNE
CALLED THE NEXT WORLDI
ATHEISTS HEBREWS. ETc-coNvERSIONS
iNEviTABLE!-JUsT A QUESTION OF TIME
'ACITAT0RS' GET DIRT OUT
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BEAUTY OPERATOR. ss5-si 90
slon .day ua nsss ~ ssa' m esmmls.
ms steady work LOUIS CRf-
kIlvt HAIR phEssEhs' ITO
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ATTRACTIVE
CLERICAL

Positions: interesting. varied duties
Work among modern and beauti-
full surroundings in new home
ONCE building of life insurance
CO.: located away from downtown
traiic: ideal location for resi-
dents west Of Rock Greek Park.
Congenial associates In a COM
pany large enough TO offer OPP
portunity for those wishing TO
advance. and small enough to
appreciate aud recognize indi-
vidual ability. other benefits in
clude vacation, sick leave, hos
pitalization. economical cafeteria
and free private parking. Appli-
eesnts must be rs grad under
edge of tipping. Apply 10 am.
to IL noon. or 2 pm. to pm,
personnel once, EQUITABLE LIFE
INSURANCE CO., 5000 Wisconsin
ave.
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SALESMAN

on established gasollns aiatFInala,l
eksiFea = nea ep,fafins lnislii,
SuperVI1s the operation Of Hetera
dealer leased services stations ans
secure new accounts Tor aaaolinl
and motor oils SALARY eommi4'
alona and cat allowance, Our aalll.
men knou Of this "a. box e12-A
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aaLI1 InAINEE--YounE man. Us.
so waited ~ inlernatlonal AAt
orsaniaAtlon 70 alan new breach
: onenlng IN nv. Weahlnelon, Fald
s ,s ss.n neg ,ralna asou ssp so, ~
tshration and life i1snrsncs. Nc
lfavel, $500 per month salary and
commission Guaranteed No can
Nna1inn, Car nectaaary. For ntr.
aonal Interview call pf, 1-htil
sisws Wi BE- conducted on phone,
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ADMINISTRATIVE sEcRErARY-
LegAl nnd real estate eNperience
lntsIesiine disefalned work. oe-
portuniu tar adyAneement. sal
arr open, re, I-ii6a,
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Professional
Office
U. 8. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
RIM. 705, 1000 18th st. NV.

~ - - SN|
U. 8. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
RIM. 705, 1000 18th st. NV.
NO FEES
Airbrush Artist (Have
Airbrush and Samples) to 5,040
BactsrioloGist Degree -
Case a rev workers, IAN - 80"
EXP, }. New york -" to $500
Dietitian., School tRm. ,oooI
p IT'S "a computeEs 'OO
f6SH1sM 500 -| tic $3.50
Group Workers. BA
plus Approp, exp: to $500
Medical Physiolosist
(Hematologyl to $3.50
Occupational Therapist to 1880
Pharmacologist' Degree -,o
pathoioEist tDiplomatel to 1876
Psychiatrist ID. C. and ,,oI
o filit PROFESSIONAL SEEM GEN.
TIFIC TECHNICAL AND MANA
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PLEASE DO NOT TELEPHONE.
ADM. SECYS. - to $4,000.
Select positions in PUBLIC RE-
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GIRL FRIDAY TO 500
Receptionist and adm. duties;
dealing with radio and television
artists.
Airline (Int'D -------- $100I
Airline (Domestic) -. 500
Receipts. ------------to $85I
Some with PIX; others with
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TRADE ORG. open
For director Of public relations.
InternationalS Ito 500
Spanish $500
Legal to 500
Union (LegiSO ----$93.50
Clerk Typists Ito $85
Interesting and varied duties.
SECRETARY ITO S85
Attractive and diversified duties
BEGINNERS TO $50
Many attractive openings; will
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CLERKS --to S65
MANY OTHERS
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227 woodward Bids. end Floor
733 18th St. NV. a. H
RE. s-4414
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IAf Yih Wv.

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salary, ta5O-t100: a. nle clerks.
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ADMINISTRATIVE encRErARY--
inisfesllna diVefIlnsd work. on.
nortunitY for advancement. sal
sry opsn. RE. F-iiss,
ADMIN. ASST. some eqllsss pref
ma. p sapef admin. asst
az. e Person Of p ssei 20 al ns =
iafe. but one eapahis Of esttinl
work done $4,000 10 start. 70.
tentiel excellent Better than
months vacation NATIONAL
h 4. 4 y. sI Ky Sss.ssM9Se. " nos is''
ADVERTISING SOLICITOR. sxps.
rlenced, for local publication. Iele.
phone 81. 5-f0AA,
An gxCELLENT POSITION AVAIL.
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position, intereating work. gooo
hra. and pleasant 1urroundinaa
liberal dement's and attractive
salary; zen, once exper, with
lecfetarial BACKGROUND required
S soas liss ci iTss is a e g. sem
Appointment Secretary
Position calls for making appoint
ments for ealesmen Good telc-
phone voice, Little tipping Nc
thorthand. saiaried, b-day week
CALL Mr.. BUTLER. ST. $4,000
AssEMBLERs-Minimum expsr. o
W. Electronic COMPONENT a.
sembly, virinG and soldering, Som.
mechanical work. drilllne. sill
screening assembly and pottinR
MRTRonIcs; nc. 3ss5 Dorsel
AssEAiBLERs, electro mech, s34l
Librarian -------to SAFE
Accountant. exper. to $500
computer, college math. -. 70 Sihl
Asst. Bkkpr,, Hyatts. S35t
Aectg elk, Bladensb.------ seSl
Clerk. no typing --- 10 S2ot
Clerk ypists- to $500
Secy. Stenos. to S4,80C
8, s., Beth, TAX. PIX. Rocky,
Hyatt, Coll. PIX. Belt, NV, NE
PIX. Opr.. exper. to sci
Bindery OPP. or win train s26l
CAREER EMPL. SERV
/ t-th Ca. ave, ,, 81 JU. 1-bVhi
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ant working conditions. lndtaI
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person,
ASST. BKKPR .-TYPIsT, exper
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ALLEN : O'BRIEN
PERSONNEL NEEDS
Adm; secretary 70 5000
Legal Secretary 10 500 wk
Hish School Grad. Beg. seeys
rk-Typists. beginners 70 s27'
RECEIPT -Typists ------ TO S4,20t
Editorial Asst. exper., college grad
MANY OTHER POSITIONS 'O'
1904 N. r. Ave. NV. RE. 7-12s(
ASSISTANT H0UsEKEEPER, Ke,
Bridge Marriott Motor Hotel -
White. age 26-40; must be able Il
supervise; good salary; hours.
am -4:30 pm, company dement's
4 Apply only TO HOT SHOPPES EN-.
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I RIM. 200.
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MANY OTHERS
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! 733 18th 81. NV. al Il
RE. s-4414
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Appointment Secretary
Position calls for making appoint
ments for ealesmen. Good telc-
phone voice Little .typing No
thorthand. saiaried, b-day week,
CALL MR.. BUTLER. ST. $4,000
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nm. HARRIS, ea73 sherman ave.
nv, NO, 1.inln.
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ADMIN. ASST. some cqllsee pref
o. once mrf' AZ least 30 va. q
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tnfe. bat one capahie OF eettinG
work done $4,000 10 start. POI
tential excellent Better than
months vacation NATIONAL
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and wife tor elementary and sec
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school Par East Nle.0Q0. ApAMt
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TEACHERS, white. DO you know
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led see W AZ once Tor help II
securinn the besa position for you
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with outatandine positions In pub,
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IF YOU WANT TO
SLEEP A LITTLE
LONGER IN THE
MORNING $3.50
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Wilmer E. Smith,
interior EmpIoye

Wilmer Edward Smith, ST., 40,
assistant chief Of the photostat
and blueprint division of the
Department Of the Interior,
died Saturday at his home after
q heart attack.
Mr.. Smith, ainative of WASH
ington was a graduate Of Arm
strong High School. He lived
at 1911 First street NV.
He was a member of the YER
mont Avenue Baptist Church.
He leaves his wife, Mrs,
Mildred Smith of the home adj
dress. his father, Wilmer e,
Smith, l417 Ames place NE,
his three sons, Wilmer E. Smith,
IT., $500 Thirteenth street NV,
Boyce Smith and Daryl Smith,
both of the home address. and
two grandchildren.
Funeral services will be in
the Vermont Avenue Baptist
Church, 1880 Vermont avenue
at pm. tomorrow. Burial
will be in the Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery.
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The kid governor
is having trouble

Lost year Democrat J. Howcrd
Edmondson wos O political Un-
known. Then suddenly : like a
bolt from the blue = he won an
astonishing victory in the Okla
homu race for governor. Todoy
the notions YOUNGEST governor