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Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-07-20

Guinea to bring together the Mon
roVia and Casablanca Groups of
African states. Sir Abubakar, who
was on holiday at his farm in
Bauchi Province, Northern Niger
ia, expressed his confidence in
President Toure's sincerity.
J. v. Clinton, AMP Nigerian
correspondent, quoted Sir Abu-
bakar as saying: 1T is a very
good effort and good appeal that
all Africans should heed, and we
sincerely hope that all men of
good will realize that it is through
such an effort that peace and pro-
gress will be brought to Africa"
THE VICTORIAN welcome &C
corded President William v. S.
Tubman of Liberia in London by
Queen Elizabeth was a highlight
of recent events involving Afri-
can leaders. The occasion marked
the first state visit of an African
chief of state at Buckingham pal
ace.
The full routine of a three-day
state visit as established in Queen
Victoria's reign was enacted for
the Liberian president. Tubmar
was accompanied by his wife, the
grand daughter of one Liberian
president and niece of another
President Tubman, a descendant
of Georgia slaves, heads Afr1ca's
oldest republic (settled 1929 and
the only United States-founded
nation in Africa.
During the historic state visit,
Liberals national flag - the star
and stripes - alternated with
Britain's union jack.
SIR ROY WELENSKY, federal
prime minister of the Federation
Of Rhodesia and Nyasaland, has
delivered a slashing attack on Ken
meth Kaunda, leader Of Northern
Rhodesia's United National Inde-
pendence Party, and DR.. Hastings
K. Banda, leader Of Nyasaland's
Malawi Congress Party. Welensky
declared: "They rely on emotional
appeals, crocodile tears, untruth
and theological clap-trap."
His remarks, reported by Jack
Watson, AMP correspondent in
Salisbury, were made during
Federal parliamentary debate. We'll
ensky, the onetime boxer and die
hard spokesman for white settlers,
quoted states allegedly made by
Kaunda in support Of Mau Mau
and warned that any attempt to
initiate Mau Mau would be ruth
lessly suppressed" In a reference
to DIR. Banda's statement thai
come hell or high water, Nyasa'
land was on Ghana's side, he said
this was outright subservience tc
a foreign power.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-07-20

AIIuChS oOdrunB care home,
will be presented with a $500 dom
alton from the Credjafawns for
the Crispus Attucks Building
Fund. Mrs. Junauld Braddock is
president Of the Credjafawns.
Mrs. Thomas j. Williams Dies
In Winnipeg: Word was received
Of the death Of Mrs. Thomas J.
Williams Naguinia) a former
resident Of st. Paul, on Wednes-
day, July IL, in Winnipeg, Man
itoba. Funeral services were held
at the Pilgrim Baptist Church in
Winnipeg on Friday, July 13.
There were no known survivors.
A Birthday Party With A Beat:
Miss Charlene Cleveland, foster
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Patton, 1858 Central Av., had a
surprise birthday party with a
beat on Thursday, July IL, when
the Margaret Ann Vail Jean Dance
Group from the Howard Taylor
Dance Camp at Stacy, MINI.
dropped by to help her celebrate
her 18th birthday. The guests en-
joyed a delicious luncheon, danced
a little, watched Charlene opened
some lovely gifts, then piled in the
cars and were driven to Stacy,
Mimi, by their hosts, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Patton, where they had
refreshments and enjoyed an i'm
promptu program by these Won
derful dancers. Miss Charlotte
Benner and Mr.. John Wilson were
also guests. Happy birthday, Char
lene!
Vacation Over: Mr.. and Mrs.
Freddie Barker, $40 Carroll Av.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-07-20

c. A. Monday, July 16. They will
be spending two weeks daily at
Camp Mci-Yapi, Prior Lake,
MINI.
Enlist In Air Force: Michae,
Taylor, grandson Of Mr.. and Mrs
Albert c. Ray, Jr., PIP e. seth
ST., a May graduate Of De LaSalle
High enlisted in the U.S.A. Air
force June 30th. Michael Is now
stationed at Lakeland Airbase,
Lakeland Field, Texas where he is
undergoing his basic training. He
plans to complete his education
and study Photography.
Brunch: Mrs. Marie ReddiclS,
39817 Clinton Av., entertained In
honor of her houseguests Mines.
Rose Yokum and Clara Adams,
Chicago, ILL.,, with a lovely Brunch
last Tuesday. Following the
Brunch they were taken on a
sightseeing tour.
Other guests were Mines. Chris
tine Johnson, Leola Clark, Nancy
Allen, Patricia Dawson, Lois Muir
ply, Katherine Nix and Mrs. Mil
dred Clark, Washington, DC.
Visiting Family: Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris De Sleet, 1905 Columbus
Av., are beaming with happiness
on the visit of their daughter,
Mrs. Frieda Steele and grand
daughter, Sharon Ann Semple Of
Des Moines, Iowa. They plan to be
in the city about a week.
Vacations In Muskegee, Okla: :
Mrs. Lorraine Hale, 1862 Clinton
Av. S., and children, three year
old Janet and infant son John
Friedrich, left Thursday July II,
for Muskogee, Okla, to visit her
parents and other relatives and
friends.
Directs Music In Winona, Miss. :
Mr.. Willie B. Hale, 1862 Clinton
Av. S., is guest conductor and
music director at the Mississippi
state Sunday School and BTU.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-07-20

VI NIL ana MIS-. Raymond cooper,
4545 Fifth Av. S., Is vacationing
In Des Moines, Ia, where he is
having the time of his life with
his little cousins and his grand
mother, Mrs. Lottie Jones.
Visitors From Topeka: Mr.. and
Mrs. George Scales Of Topeka,
Kans., have been visiting her sis
ters and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Eli
jah Alexander, 1921 Clinton Av.
s. and Mrs. Yvonne Davis, also
Of Minneapolis since July 7.
Fishing Was Terrific: Mrs.
Mary Kate Riley, lib Irving Av.
N, and daughters Natalie, Tracy,
and Wendy and her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. James P. Hill, 919 Fre-
mont Av. NJ, returned Thursday,
sJuly s, from very relaxing vaca-
ton at Lake Adney, Crosby, MINI.
Flies To East Orange, N. j.:
Miss Mercedes Brown, 1401 Eight
Av. NJ, who returned to the Twin
Cities, Sunday, July IS, flew to
New Jersey for two weeks vaca-
ton with her aunt and uncle, Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Lewis and her
cousin and husband and children,
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Moorehead
(Elvera Lewis). Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis and daughter Elvera are
former Minneapolis residents.
Mrs. Rose Lam, 1133 Dupont
Av. NJ, who flew to Newark, N.
J., on Friday, June 80, was Joined
by her sister, Mrs. Betty Higgins,
who travelled by train, in Newark,
N. j., where they are visiting rela-
tives.
Visit Parents In KeOkul, Ia. {:
Miss Harlem Holt, 3915 Clinton
Av. S., and her sister Miss Circe
Holt returned Tuesday, July 10,
from Keokuk, Ia, where they
visited their parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Holt and other relatives.
Day Camp: Master Lowell John
son and David Parker entered the
Day Camp program of the Y. M.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-07-20

Congress in Winona, Miss, from
July IS thru 20.
Ohio Visitor Plans To Stay:
Sonora Adams Of Massilon, Ohio
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Clemm
Wilburn, 1920 Oakland Av. s. She
plans to remain in Minneapolis
indefinitely.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-07-20
Focus On
Africa
By EDDIE L. MADISON, JR.

THE DONATION Interna-
tional Labor Organization, dur
ing its 46th session at Geneva,
Switzerland, decided to enlarge
its Governing Body to give in
creased representation to the
newly independent nations of
Africa. The Governing Body,
the agency's key executive group,
now consists Of 20 government,
10 worker and 10 employer dele
gates. BY unanimous vote the con-
ference fixed the executives total
membership at 4S, instead Of 40,
by adding four seats for govern
ments and two each for workers
and employers. No specific prov
ision was made on how the four
additional seats for governments
were to be assigned because their
holders must be elected, under the
ILO constitution by the confer
ence. However, it was generally |
recognized that the Governing
Body was being enlarged to give
increased representation to the
new African countries.
A RECENT report on the ILL
ness of President Joseph Kasavubu
of the Congo (Leopoldville) has
removed the question mark in the
minds of many observers who had
expressed concern about his alb
sence for a period of time from
the Congo scene.
The ailing Kasavubu made his
first public appearance in more
than a month at the Congo's re-
cent observance of its second an
niversary as an independent but
still troubled nation. Onlookers
were shocked when President |
Kasavubu had to be lifted out of
his open limousine. Amid cheers
from his countrymen, he then hob
bled on a cane to his seat Of honor
on the reviewing stand to see the
Congolese army march past Leo
poldville's Central Square.
There has been no public an
nouncement of Kasavubu's illness,
but reliable sources said he has a
blood clot in the leg and can move
only with great pain.
DIR. JOSEPH DANQUAH
Ghana's Opposition leader who
was recently released from prison
along 152 political and criminal
detainees, has called for an end
to his country's "barbaric" Pre-
ventive Dentention Act - the
same act which led to Danquah's
detention. mo civilized country
should have such an act" Dan
quah said. DR.. Danquah, now 66, |
said that he hoped the release Of
political detainees would lead to
an improvement in the general sit
uation Tin Ghana) and repeal Of
the Detention Act.
In a recent dispatch from Accra,
AMP correspondent Adolphus Pet
erson, who interviewed DR.. Dan
quah, observed that President
Kwame Nkrumah last May said
he saw a continued need for the
Detention Act. The Ghana presi-
dent made the comment when he
announced the release Of the in
itial group of detainees.
DR.. Nkrumah, at the same time,
intimated that the security situa-
ton in Ghana had improved suf-
ficiently to allow a number Of de-
tainees to be released" President
Nkrumah has ordered the release
of some 312 detainees.
NIGERIA'S PRIME MINISTER,
Alhaji Sir Abubakar Tafawa Bal
eva, has commended the efforts
of President Sekou Toure Of
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-07-20
Social and Personal
< ST. PAUL

Urban League Guild To Meet The St. Paul Urban League
Guild will hold its regular meeting Monday July 3d. pm
245 Lakeview White Bear Hosteses will be Mrs Jane Preston
and her mother, Mrs Logan Rogers.
Credatawn Social Club will hold its meeting Wednes
day. July 25 at the homie of Mr. and Mrs Paul Wood 948 ge
hart DR. Alexander Abrams president the Crspus
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-07-20
Social and Personal
( MINNEAPOLIS <

Mrs. Ethel Ingram and Shedrick of Coffeevle Miss
arrived Monday July 9, for weeks son-in-
law and daughter and family Mr. and Mrs Ben Wesley 44O
Fourth AV s. Mrs Ingram will spend time with her three
MesSrs Ben Arthur and Charles Ingram and daughter
Miss Roberta Ingram, ITS North Victoria, St. Paul.
visits Cousins In Des Moines Master Marke Harris
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-07-20
WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
MINNEAPOLIS
July 22-JuIY %


July % - Mr.. and Mrs. Garland
w. Ross, 9S1' Aldrich Av. NJ, 80
years; Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Oliver,
Jr., Los Angeles, Calf, SO years;
Mr.. and Mrs. Meredith Miller,
1915 4th Av. S., 2 years.
July 25 - Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
H. McNeal, 22o9 11th Av. s., 80
years.
July 26 - Mr.. and Mrs. Theo-
dore Johnson, 1904 Morgan Av.
NJ, "a years.
July 20 - Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Witcher, San Francisco, 8 years.
July % - Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Wynn, Jr., 1909 5th Av. s., IL
years.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-07-20

A penny will hide the biggest
star in the universe if you hold it
close enough to your eye.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-07-20
with short trips to this areas famous vacation spO

FREE TRIP GUIDEl IS fasci-
mating trips you can make in
the Upper Midwest area; tour
information, travel tips. Get
yours by calling or writing the
telephone business Office. And
ask about a Telephone Credit
Card-ends digging for change
at roadside booths, awkward
money arrangements at
friends homes.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-07-20

You're only few hours and few dollars away
from attractions that draw vacationers from all
over the nation - so why not take advantage OF
them with "bonus" vacations? Scenic wonders
historic sites - plus some of the county's finest
fishing, swimming, sailing facilities - make this
area leisure-time paradise.
And before you get on the road get on the
phone! Let friends know you're on the way, make
reservations for sports line up moteIs = by phone.
It's small investment that can double your en-
ioYment of the trip!
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ARTHUR
MURRAY'S
S-Week professional

8-Week Professional
Training Program
Now Being Organized
If you are 10 to SO, a
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This program pre-
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HELP MEN

SALESMAN, experienced IN super.
market operations as clerk, gro,
Gerry manager or as q retail fcot
salesman. Must have late mode
car and Be frse.to travel toul
commission and expenses. Open,
ings Immediately ayailabie. Civ,
full resume. Box ST. star.
Statesmen, for credit firm, semi
retired "a Sish sys o sa' e. %T sci
B0SYyDc,s. 700 18th NV. ma
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Pull and part time; exper. Il
fabrication work; must have q c
. drivers license. CONNORS, INC.
272l Naylor I'd. Sc.
TEACaIERs,o public, ,pyt: schools, =, q
Frs AGENCY, 006 14th st. NV
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CLERK TYPISTS

National news magasine has sev.
eral openings for clerk-typists
who, enjoy working with figures.
Applicants should have o typine
speed Of 45 w.p.m. Good oppor-
tunity for Advancement, pleasant
working conditions and many
company benefits.
CALL FE. 3-740o. EXT. $50
BETWEEN 9 Am. AND s Pm.
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HElP WOMEN
tCONTIhuED)

ADM. SECYS., to 81. 600
/, SELECT POSITIONS
Law --------St. $500
rs k sHiSy;; ton firm tPlu:c az s0 gS9
POLITICS ----St. $100
FIR ONT orc. ST. So
Manly RECEIPT Light skills.
l GIRL OFC. st. $85
Qirl Fri: Overseas Contacts.
DICTAPHONE st. $500
bo6'Tf'o.jRs o 81 g 1 to
$3.50
RECEIPTS. Ito 500
REAL ESTATE, to $100
GIL Fri. for Arlington branch.
GIRL FIRDAYS---$40O
PIb, Rel.; Cap, Hill: Assoc.
CLk.-TYPISTS. $70-$00
ACCTG. CLKS.- to $85
MANY OTHERS
ROOM 227
woodward Bldg. 18th and H NV.
Annette D. Tatelman
RE. 7-4414
BEAUTIClAN-must be expert
enced hair stylist; excellent work
M iHs sSRaisi SRs l hC.Es e az
676.3o06, ewes. JU. 7.6136.
sEE44gTTEIcIANi v, EgLL or : gARTI
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HELP WOMEN
ACCOUNTING CLERKS
SILVER SPRING

HAGGERTY EMPL.
els Ellsworth DR.. ~, S-6464
OPPOSITE HECHTe, SIL. 1PG.
Interview Hrs, 81, "a
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PROPERTY MGR. $500; local
s ssps'' ASiSNEr4lYFIEp F SPHt;sr t lsssa,pf
kooM sS5. woobwARD BLDG.
18th and II SITS. NV. RE. 7.z4I4.
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ORBIT
INDUSTRIES, INC.

INDUSTRIES, INC.
sLncTRoNIcs ENGINEER. with
IL. In = =. Or physics and mini.
mum 81 9 yesrs IN solid-stste and
RrojsSt rssponSi6iiitS viii 80 q:
EkSFRoN1cs .TEcHMc1AN with
'n iTss,1n.,SYss. 4 ssssa5,ss ssDsrisnee
tent e use Standard lab test
vxIsrSs' 'e 6MiRaFSE EsSKpeEyi; YIN
SxnsEisnee plus STOCK PARTICi-
4AIfON ~ Dynamic RroPth elec-
s:a6iSss '2SHi asisiss. H s!a5 81 ne
CIN0LEUM. AND TILE MECHANIC,
capable Of deinR lot class work.
as.s i ss:a .Pp ESD As as. fs ss. TD;i:t
pstI. Jos for The Hi flint man nan. sae
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IGOR COVERINGS. 1917 ASH
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tioy0k CLEKK=-p. c. sTPsTIsass
sF6sE.tY Zoos sa.1 .y. a. nv LIQUOR
LIQUOR STORE MANHdER. eT-
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LIQUOR SALESMAN. Tor George
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IIH0GRAEHIc HAND TRANsFER
k&ESSMAN, part time: must have
exper can NE. S.66Tl cit. 1880
PM, 9! eall u person III. $50
a. ", Nv.
M,Ai .S nnssS,s;.,s psRsIns i. sor aaeli:
Rsri sISss; t SS.s aSls VEL
ThoNfcs pi1isifotiN. az" RivsTa s
An Galal opportunity Employer
NAN, who wants 70 trade IN hi,
present lob fSr, . career With I
future. Complete trSining, pro.
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pureh4se late model u stoH trucl
TO transport house traileTs coast 4
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son soss Bsltimers SlSd,. colieest
1sil.tM Ssr e 6.s. r. WMSsOSsfAiSdsEss'
Va. $3.50 AM. . pm. only.
NAN 0yER %, Interesting posi-
supervisor Il. an Interesting IN
ysTs az fisS SenSsr i. Sp
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bldg. do not phone. -
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN

ACCOUNTANT TRArNEEs. h. 8. or
ss. yri t,r assss s4 y osol Leg coms sy z
and talk it over. Mostly no tyr.
Ing. II women. some with q III.
tle TYP. Moderate fees. No cash
'. wooS PERsoNNTi. So Ssi'H iStS
suite sos. ri. 7e1s SSsseih s'ds''
ADMITTING CLERK in large mod
ern hospital Must enjoy working
With, public AND type accurately.
Good opportunity for college stu
DENT, Would work 3 evenings and
ply ni fetson INIT sifisrs1 Wh,N Ar.
Irving ct. NV. Mon. Fri. . am.
to 3 pm. '' >,
BALLRM. DANCE TEACHERS, part
bx9 Si srS Us Bss s sa sS- eSSS
.nd i. 70 .h hnys 5us ssSisP hens
handicapped considered. Boz 140.
CRAFTSMAN :. CARTOGRAPHIC,
Renee. Salary $4.345 to S5,355.
Local q. s. Government employ
msnt. Apply PROFESSIONAL or
| FICE. U. 8. Z. o.. 1000 18th st.
nv. -
DRUG CLERK
Experienced only, full or part time:
top salary and commission: good
working conditions. Apply only
DART DRUG
| 5458 3rd ST. NE.
ILLUSTRATOR 70 prepare training
aids, Bugraph slides: In military
school. Call OK. 7-317s. 800
MAKE VERY GOOD income IN
people. Full or part time. KE. g.
MATH ASSISTANTS, Q yrs. Of col
%ocD S PEEsoNsEL~. WI so5 4 i5th y, y.
sSs. 81. Hf-5S7 HsSsn'fh Sl0s" suite
PICTURE FRAME FILTER fer Gus.
tom work. Only experienced need
apply. BROOKS PHOTo0RA-
Pliers, T84o Wis. ave-, Bethesda,
REAL ESTATE SALES, prefer no
expef.; small conservative office;
$4,000 per ennuri is really quite
L Au ehGiSYe 90, A zGe 7 Eiias TO- '"
TYPISTS, ALL KINDS, 5 days, 40.
20. E.p;ri. These Jobs are varied.
not typtng all day. S3,6Q0-S4.600.
CONE IN AND TALK IT OVER.
OUT F.ToWNERS WELCOME.
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WATERS AND WATTRESSES, day
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hwy. ct virginia and Key Bridge.
VINEYARD, 732 14th st. NV.
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YOUNG MAN
AGE 1885

International Corporation with new
young man to assist local man
agef, Rapid advancement man to
FoR APPOINTMENT CALL
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statesmen

Sell Ford products for. one Of the
leading FORD a.. Gstls,s in ~ the !, cs Gun;
bsnaons ts and ao gas sV iara,ished
Rehabilitation and paid vacation
ioekins icr Q shsnSs, come In sHd
talk with Mr.. MENSH. or Mr.
fosNER, this may DO your final
move,
CrERNER MOTOR CO.
1881 Florida Ave. NV.
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HELP MEN
PAINTER
First sl:;ss nss iv s,. s'nly; n, sts:ay

y &A44N = G5xk
First class mechanic only. stead,
}ee, inside ss Scsk, Apply Mr.. e
PART TIME
Young man, 2o.s5 with car. worl
eyes and sat- sppfox: $2.l5 pc
"a. ss.issiisT. Is pm. ia''s Ml: sf a.,
PAsTE.UP MAN-MECH. OFFSET
general aii.afound shop sxper.
partie; IN prspsring nsehanieall
ctt Htssst s sseLfi q x seSo. 95 As;
IAth q. NV, 81, 3.esss.
F ssaf 4 sprla asisa ss|
dsSSisso q :. '%sfsssssss . = %. $500
r I,ss',.s: ,|SsSiIS; s1Sit t0p e, ssy
,p;,Ss eyiyss,S permit. -,
Ing; top pay profit-sharing plan
PL yHiS HELPERS ta). exp.r.
top pay, profit-sharins plan. Loea
SHAPIRO PLUMBING CO., INC.
3006 Ga. Ave. NV. TO 2.205,
PRkssER, wool; must be exper.
good pay. paid holidays and We.
Ss2S univeyslty blvd, W., Wheat,
on, Nd. 10. 6.1700.
PHARMACIST
Reg. Va. Or p. g. for fast srowini
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MIR. HEDGER

W11Ss 11GDNHGTS
B24-36e9, 0 AN. TO 12 Noon
SIS, 600 Is NOT TOO MUCH for the
man We want in the Washington
area. Neat, own car. to take
short auto trips. Write T. J.
CIaMtord, vice pres. TEXAS RE.
EINERY CORP Box I'll, Fort
Worth /, Texas.
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s1NK TR1T0ERShs

BANK TRAINEEs, h.s. STads.. So
sI-IlNauAL sEcY.. English .nt
rsstons Or sPanish nSsk 70, public
s Sinr r ss1lls, s sYsd possibilities
BkkPR;. full chg. thru trial bal.
CASHIER Hysttsvilie. 6:S0-e:so;
CLERK !fYPPisTs, variety o, posi-.
tons: his; grads. aptitude fo1
Scctg. mach, etc: good skis
higher pay: to $40.
15M KEYPUNCH. 026. O56. exper.
1a9wntoTn; Beth. sew. to S75.
PhS TYP1sT. Conn. ave. exper.
KEGEePryr ' Dart atstfssi S.t to .s e. ,vn,,.
9 an. to 1 p.m.. s days; Sl75'
SECYS.. admin, .sr. and st., Widt
81 Slss7 PsS aise 9is. 81 81. 7 :aslaessis'
aeeording to. educ. exper. ant
skills. TOP sal. for TOP skills, Some
ices paid.
II We don't have your Job
listed We will try our best to
find one for you.
PEG oREENwAY AGENCY
1870 New York Ave. NV.
BEAUTIC1ANS t2l. men or women
must be good stylists. Airing. salon
iull time; Bethesda salon. Thurs.
sNirr.F Ell ees cnn,d Ave, Ap Bl
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CLERK TYPIST

CLERK TYPIST
National magazine has an opening
for o correspondence clerk. Dutiei
will include tipping. dictaphont
and general clerical work. KnoWl
ledge Of current events helpful
some college with emphasis OF
English or journalism preferred
but not required. Pleasant work,
inR conditions, many company
benefits. For appointment call
FE. 3-74OO, EXT. 26O
BETWEEN 8 AM. AND 5 PM.
CLERK.TYPIST, MS. grad. with
average typing. phone contact
good fringe benefits, avail, I'm.
mediately; salary $3.50 min. 20.
ToMAC EMPL.. 104 Z. Broad st.,
CLERK:TYPIsT, Girl Fri. typ, pos;
work for | man: learn dietaph.
Sd. S325. POTOMAC EMPL
AGcY. 1884 Wilson blvd. Arl.
CLERK.TYPIST for administrative
office. Must have aptitude fol
business machines. Local ref. REQ
Meals incl. in salary. 0ualifica.
tons will determine salary. Apply
week days 2-5 pm, Room 1880
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Associated PersnY1nal

PARTIAL LISTING
Associated Personnel
1927 K ct. NV. ST. 3-662O
ASST. to Exec.-Sal. Open
Typing required. Age % to SO. To
work with sales V.p. win handle
correspondence end phone calls.
Bank or natl. sales organization
Fields Agcy., Elk. 3-250S
604 sheraton BLDG. I'll 14th NV.
ASST. STORE MGR, attrae., .
person viii meet public well. re-
sponsible for other personnel in
gift stationers store. room for
adyencement; SLY to start. 20.
ToMAC EMPL.. 104 Z. Broad Ct,
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sible, Monday through ri.
gay. Must have. experience,
De . good typist and &C.
urate. with figures. TO keep
reports, audit and post vari-
Gus books and controls.
Apply Mr.. Bolts.
Globe Distributing Co.
3l45 v 81. NE.
B0OKKEEPER TRAINEE, shouId
nave scholastic background IN
PPookkeeping PRINCIPLES and be able
70 type 30.45 w.p.m. We are
long established company and seek
H%snrmnane aHv7s employees. s.Sentsct
appointment.
B0OKkEEPER-AsST6TANT
Progressive company has
opening in modern office
permanent position; offers
MAcKE VENpINa co. 81. s.jseoo
B00KKEEPER, part time. state
experience and salary expected
Bog 3S6-T. Star.
BO0KKEEPER-Assistant for post.
Ing oil journals. Must be exper,
Free insurance. Paid vacation,
etc. Apply YELLOW CAB. 5iS
BKPG. MACHINE orr, viii tr.
a. a:s g. e. e. ss aeS. Pro 81 ls- SSp
AGcY. 1884 Wilson blvd. Arl.
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DRUG CLERK

Experienced only, full or part time;
top salary and commission: 5000
working conditions. Apply only
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ROUTE statesmen

Married; steady employment with
wholesale bakery serving Festau-
rants and stores. AL fringe bene.
fits. ABBY between 8 and 10 Am