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Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-10-31
ST, PETERS AME

Sunday morning, Oct. 27, the
regular order of the service was
carried out with morning prayer
by Evangelist Pearl Pleas. Scrip
ture and Decalogue by Evangelist
Matte Boyd.
The special music by the Youth
choir and the Mems chorus with
directors Donald johnson and Cal
vim Taylor. Pianist were the Misses
Marlene Allen, and Johnnie Patter-
son.
Pastor Lowell johnson read a
thank you letter from Pastor
Charles Allen thanking the con-
gregation for the use of the church,
and the hospitality shown him ON
Sunday night, October %.
The pastor said Miss Amanda
Byrd will provide a Goodwill bag
if you choose to share clothing in
the Share Your Clothes Drive"
on Nov 8. He also said there will
be a Gideon Band TO transport
elderly persons to and from church.
Mrs. Alberta Pitts was publicly
IIIctIIhOu NY ClIC pd-ouOL 4O1 l1AlSIl-
hitting for Mrs. Virginia Stovall
while she was ON vacation. The
church clerk Mrs. Allie Wilson is
enjoying another week Of vacation.
MIR. L. G. Leverette gave a brief
report on the S0th annual confer
ence held in Chicago last Septem-
Der. He also thanked the church
conference for electing him as
delegate.
The subject for the morning
message was THE Church. The
scriptural background was Matt
hew 1913. And I say also unto
thee, That thou art Peter; and
upon this rock I will build my
church; and the gates of hell shall
not prevail against it.
Altar boys were John Guilmant
and Richard Cook.
Immediately following the morn
ing worship an election of officers
was held for the Brotherhood usher
board by the pastor. Mr.. Matthew
johnson is the new president.
Pastor johnson announced that
Bishop Joseph Gomez appointed
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-10-31
The George Banks
Celebrated Fortie+h
Weddinq Anniversary

MIR. and Mrs. George 5. Banks,
Jr., 1925 Fourth Av. s., whose
10th wedding anniversary, fell on
October %, celebrated their an
niversary on Saturday evening,
October 20 in their home with an
informal buffet dinner.
Their guests enjoyed a delicious
dinner prepared by the hostess.
Following the dinner pleasant
memories OF yesterday were re-
lived. Mr.. and Mrs. Banks re-
ceived many lovely gifts, Money
and good wishes. i
Those attending were Messrs.
and Mines. Henry Jones, Thomas
M. Jones, Lapercell Greene, wal
diam B. Lewis and Otis Spencer.
Also present were Mines. Robert
Cox, Louie r. Perkins and Jodie
Simmons.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-10-31
BY Karl j. Wade

This time Of the year our minds
begin to think about the coming
of the festive holidays. They are
Thanksgiving and Christmas and
they have great meaning for us
all.
On Thanksgiving we go to
church to give thanks for the
blessings bestowed on us during
the year.
Then at Christmas time we go
10 church 10 celebrate the birth of
Christ.
During these holidays, there are
special foods and sweets to delight
us, such as, our favorfte fruit cake.
There is also, the giving Of gifts
TO friends and relatives and the
sending of special greeting cards.
Fruit cake is the traditional
caloe for these holidays, so natur-
ally, the time has now come to
purchase it for the coming fes-
tivities.
Any cake with fruit added, may
be given the name fruit cake. Us
ually it means rich cake with a
large proportion of mixed fruit.
The golden deluxe fruit cake,
(see my ad in this paper) is a
pound cake with "75%" fruit and
nuts by weight. This fruit is new
crop candied pineapple chunks and
candied glace cherries, a few Calf
fornia golden raisins and select
quality choice peeans.
The formulas for fruit cake are
many, however, a light rich fruit
cake is the most popular in Mime
apolis and st. Paul.
The cake portion of this fruit
cake is pound cake. The formula
being, fresh whole eggs, fresh
creamery butter, soft hi-grade cake
flour and pure can sugar, a pound
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-10-31
BAPTIST COMMUNITY
PROGRAM IN LAST
WEEK OF COURSE

Rev. e. Edwin Vaughn, local
State Baptist Community Witness
Director, is promoting community
fellowship through adult educa-
tional classes in various places to
bring inter-racial groups together.
First of these series Is in pro-
gress and entering the last Of a six
weeks course. October 16 thru No
vember 8 at Sabathani Baptist
Church, 3Sth st. and Third Av.
S., Minneapolis.
Four courses are offered each
consecutive uesday evenings,
Christian Education, Christian
Doctrine, Christian Citizenship and
Bible Study.
November IL thru December 8
four consecutive Tuesdays at 1880
pm. Pilgrim Baptist Church, st.
Paul will offer the same education
al classes involving their congrega-
ton and the First Baptist Church.
November IT, "A and December
there viii be series Of young
adult programs held at Zion Bap-
list Church, Minneapolis. Visiting
church win be Trinity Baptist,
They viii discuss to its fullness the
problems of today's youth, the In
dian situation and minority hous-
ing.
IF you are interested in Leader
ship Schools in your church, your
minister may contact Rev. c. e.
Vaughn, 377-4s52 or Mrs. H. d.
Philips, ia. 6-5907.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-10-31
SECOND ANNUAL HALLOWEEN
PARTY BY PYTHAGORAS
AT MASONIC TEMPLE

The second annual Tricks or
Treats Halloween party sponsored
by the Pythagoras Club, youth
group Of the Prince Hall Masons
will be held Thursday evening,
October 81 from 8 to 9 pm. at
the Prince Hall Masonic Temple,
1882 Fourth Av. s.
An kids, ages six 10 II years Of
age are invited. Supervisors who
will be present are Herb Foster,
Jr., John L. Nellie, Jr., Jimmie
Slemmons, A. B. Cassius, Charles
Snargrass, Harry Mayes and
George Banks, Jr.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-10-31

Sr., Royal Crawford, Glenn Pullens
Thomas Jackson, Jay Tyson,
Charles Self, Cato McKinnie, Roz-
mond Kennon, Burie Carmichael,
Jr., Donald McMoore, Edgar Pill
low, Victor Berry and Oscar New
man.
Also present were Mines. Burie
Carmichael, Sr., ]. E. Sizer and
the Misses Elva and Margaret Will
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-10-31
Churchmen To Heor
TuIks On Race
Relations Nov. z

The Christian Approach to
Race Relations" win be the theme
for the annual fall seminar of
United Church Men of Minnesota
which will open with a breakfast
session at 7:30 am. in Gloria Del
Lutheran Church, 800 S. Smelling
Av., st. Paul, on Saturday, Nov. 2.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-10-31

Visits Daughter And Son: Mrs.
Celia Dobbins, Little Rock, Ark,
Is in Minneapolis for an indefinite
stay due to the illness Of her son,
Henry Dobbins who Is a patient In
Minneapolis General hospital Mrs.
Dobbins win stay at the home Of
her daughter. Mrs. Cynthia Martin.
86b-11th Av. N.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-10-31
THE MARVIN cRAVVFoRDS
ENTERTAIN FRIENDS At
c0cKTAIlS- 0cTOREn d

Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin B. Craw-
ford, 1913 FIRST Av. s., entertained
friends with a cocktail party pre-
ceeding the Just For Fun Club and
Loafers Inc. party on Friday even
ing, October rs.
Guests present were Msssrs. and
Mines. T. II. Allen, J. b. Crawford,
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-10-31

The Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Company, Washington,
DC. agreed Oo hire Negro tele-
phone operators In June 1863.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-10-31

More than 707,0 adults learned
to read and write In an antiilliter-
acy campaign conducted in Cuba
during 1861.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-10-31
NoffoIin Orders
cIeon Up Following
Citizens Protests

Action By Judiciary, Probation
& Parole Agencies
IL. Increased emphasis on maxi,
mum worl1house sentences fol
known or previously convicted
panderers, gamblers, prostitutes
and liquor law violations.
IL. Increased emphasis on float.
er sentences for out of town of.
tenders.
13. Stricter supervisor and con-
troll Of release of offenders from
workl1ouse before maximum sent
ence is served.
IA. Imposition of more severe
sentences for first offenses OF
gambling, pandering, prostitution
or liquor law violation; more sew
ere sentences for offenses Of lott
ering, disorderly conduct, or breach
of peace where the offenses are
associated with the above activ-
tiles.
15. Increased emphasis on re-
habilitation and referral to social
agencies for first offenders and
younger offenders, where merited.
16. Increased emphasis on en-
ployment and counselling services
for PAROLES from Sauk Center
Home.
IT. Increased supervision and
Of PAROLES from Sauk
Center Home to keep them from
these activities or areas and in
clusion of express terms in proba-
ton or parole conditions to en-
force such control
18. More severe sentences for
found in houses of pros
titItion, gambling and tipphng.
Action By City Attorney
19. Increased use of nuisance
procedures to close
known illegal establishments.
20. Establishment of procedures
for notifying landlords of illegal
activities in their property.
Action By Federal Government
Fl. Intensified enforcement of
federal gambling tax stamp regul-
ations in North Minneapolis
against regular operators OF gamb-
hing establishments.
%. Continued good enforcement
Of laws against narcotics traffic.
Action By Mayor And Police
Department
%. Recruitment of qualified min
ority group applicants; use Of in
squads in North Mime
apohs as far as possible.
"A. Assignment in this area of
officers who have a positive aware
ness and understanding of inter-
group aspects Of law enforcement.
25. Consistent and sustained
of enforcement against
Of known houses of pros
titution, gambling and tippling in
North Side residential areas and
other residential areas Increased
should not be confined
to downtown areas).
26. Stricter enforcement of hc-
ensing regulations for all types of
and privileges so that
known houses of prostitution,
or tppling can be denied
licenses.
27. Concentration on prevention
Of constant circling Of cars in resi-
areas, soliciting and loiter-
ing in the area.
%. Intensified enforcement of
traffic regulations and lettering
in school areas.
20. Check Of cars seen circling
in the area to see If safety rules
such as license plate lights are
being complied with; careful check
of drivers license where traffic
offenses are noted.
Action By Aldermen
Aldermen must represent all
voters, residents, and business
people in their ward. They must
be prepared at all times to give
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-10-31

him chairman of the Evangelistic
program of the 4th episcopal dist
riot of the A.M.E.
Mrs. Lucille McAdams, reporter.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-10-31
Action BY Aldermen

Aldermen must represent all
voters, residents, and business
people in their ward. They must
be prepared at all times to give
fair, honest and equal representa-
ton without regard to race, color,
creed, economic or social standing.
They demonstrate a positive, help
ful attitude in serving their con-
stituents.
I'VE ask our alderman to follow
through on these recommendations
of the people, and to do everything
within his power to see that they
are implemented. We ask further
that he keep this Committee ad-
vised of the progress being made
in solving these problems.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-10-31

Calling All Embryo Chefs!
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1000 PROGRAMMED
l4Ol PROGRAMMER

Business application, no degree nee
eSsary, one year or more expert
ence desirable. Excellent benefits
Unusual opportunity for advance
ment.
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FURNITURE SALES TRATNEE.

FURNITURE SAILS TRAINEE, 4
rare opportunity TO start your
career at famous Colony House.
Young man preferably with col
Wo. 6-4s44, COLONY HOUSE,
4244 Conn. ave. NV.
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HELP MEN
STATESMAN IIOIIOR

Wash.'s largest estab. llquor store
has unlimited opportunity for
live wire. Must have selling ex-
perience. 0iguor exper. not nee. },
good sal, bonus, vac. advance
ment, CENTRAL SIS 9th st. NV.
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PRESSER, some exper, in new
work pref, good opport. for right
party Apply CAMPUS-VILLE
BOYS SHOP, 9o9 Ellsworth dr.
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HOW IS YOUR FINAN-
CIAL CONDITION?

II you are between 3O-3B and
you have worked roughly i0-ib
yrs, or more, WHAT DO YOU
HAVE TO SHOW FOR 1T. Could
II be your present Job does not
give you the freedom 10 exercise
your full potential2 II you stay
where you are. what will you be
doing 10 yrs. from now Who
suffers from your inability 10 bet
ter YOURSELF YOUR FAMILY
Make q decision now. Give me
% min. TO lay before you q ca
reer with income In excess OF
$4,000 per VI. I have an OPEN
Ing for men with dynamic per-
sonality and the ability 10 work
hard when an opportunity Is pres
ent. A man who Is capable OF
bossing himself, good morals and
credit, All interviews will be hello
In strict confidence. Salary COM
mensurate with experience. fndl-
yiduais with initiative will be
trained for management. Al In
tefviewg will be arranged on a
personal basis and no discussion
OF Job BY phone. Call for APP
polntment IN $3.50. UN. $4,000.
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SALES REPRESENTATIVES,

sonotone Corp. has opening for q
sales representative. Car nee,
established clientele. insurance and
pension benefits. protected terri.
tory, national and local adver-
Using benefits. Earnings eompar.
able to professional people. OBJ
portunity for rapid promotion for
qualified man, For interview tele-
phone Mr.. HULL, DI. 7-O021.
SALESMAN-National org. with UNI
limited oppor, SAL, bonus. all exp.
paid needs an aggressive young
salesman 10 call on wholesale trade
in Nd, Va. and W, Va. II willing
10 work and willing to advance,
reply age, exper., all particulars,
to Box 264-J, Star.
SALESMAN, II you are 1929, have
car, clean cut, like people. ] will
guar. you S110 wk. TO start. No
exper. nee Apply In person. 1O:30
sharp, zoos Ca. ave. NV. any
weekday morning.
Equal Opportunity Employer
SALESMAN. some knowledge OF
music necessary preferably with
previous sales experience. Full COM
pany benefits. KIT MUSIC CO.,
1880 O st. NV.
SALESMAN to call on builders
and contractors with line OF
aluminium windows and allied
products. Progressive, well-estab-
lished local firm offers excellent
opportunity for Woodworking ag-
gressive man, Salary plus com
mission, paid vacation, other ben
etits, Call MR., HOFFMAN, 04B.
400.
Statesmen (2l. to sell sewing ma
chimes. Salary plus excel. COM
miss. -Oppor, for advancement,
leads furn, Must have car. Apply
in person, 910 9th 81. NV,
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ENGINEER

Young man with car who needs
to supplement present income $50
weekly, No canvassing. delivery. or
collecting. To arrange for per-
sonal interview, tn. 2-3132. Ask
for Mr.. STMMS.
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OTHER POSITIONS

Exec. secy. to vice pres. - s., 500
Jr. secys. and stenos., and dietaph,
secys., many ---------S S5-S95
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CONTINUED on Next PaEsj
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ROUTE SALESMAN

A nationally-Known and respected
company has an opening In the
Va. area. The man we employ
will be married, over 90, a self.
starter, possess a good work rec.
ord, be independent and intelli.
gent.
We provide q 4-week training pro.
gram. We furnish vehicaI anc
pay operating expenses. Fringe
benefits include hospital and sur.
gical plan, life insurance anc
retirement plan.
Salary 500 per week plus the Cd.
portunity to make more.
Can you auality2
For a personal interview call b2b.
1858 Tuesday, 7-9 pm.
SALES sERVICE-start at $3.50
per wk. IN customer service dept
Of major U. s. company. Advance
ment opportunities, h. 8. grad OF
above. Age 24-39. Drivers license
necessary. MR.. ROY, 3hR-s304
days. 942-0255 after = pm.
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HOTEI PERSONNEL

DESK CLERK, dntn.. $50 + meals
CLERK TRAINEE ...-- SIS
NIGHT CLERK, Arl. motel, will
train. q nights start S7h
BTOREKEEPER, dntn. hotel $40
ABBEY PERSONNEL, Hotel Special
lists, 1888 Eye NV, ST. 3-0le0.
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HELP MEN
MACHINIST

Fully experienced in Job shop and
precision instrument work, Coco
opportunity, permanent lob. Paid
naturalization, vacation, pension
plan, Apply BOWEN a CO.. INC.
1910 Chapman ave, Rockville
Nd, HA. 7-7600. An equal Oh.
portunity employer.
MAINTENANCE carpenter, steady
year-round work. Apply chief engi-
neer, 0 TO- s, THE WESTCHEs.
TER, 1000 Cathedral ave. NV.
MAINTENANCE MAN FOR OFFICE
BLDG, permanent Job Is Offered
70 honest. reliable, healthy man
25-40. Hours S-4:30. HOLIDAYS off
Opportunity to better your con,
ditions II qualified. Write In con,
tldence giving age, marital status
etc. to Box 474-J, star
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HELP MEN
(cONTINUEDl
ATTENTION
YOUNG MEN
1928

mo have drivers license and are
free to travel East Coast and
Southeastern States for national
concern. Must be neat, single
and aggressive. No experience re-
CURED as we train you. New cars
furnished, Average earnings SIS
70 $50 per week. plus advanced
drawing account. For interview
see Mr.. WAYNE PRIDdEN, Wed
and Thurs, Cairo Hotel, 10 am,
10 . pm, No. phone calls please.
ATTRACTIVE OPPORTUNITY
HounE men, 1925, with car TO vorl
In expanding sales office. No ex,
.perlence necessary. JE. 2-SSI3.
AUTO MECHANICS. exper. and re.
liable all-around men, good bene,
ITS: Call Mr.. ReinhaTt, FALLf
CHURCH MOTORS, JE. 2-4SS7.
AUTO BODY MAN, with tools
plenty. of work, Downtown dealer.
snip. free parking, DECENTRALIZATION
retirement and insurance avail.
able; Salary and commission
Apply TO MI. Sharpe. POHANKl
OLDSMoBILE, 1925 Goth ST. NV.
AUTO MECHANICS for Corvairs
for trucks, Plenty Of work
company benefits. Call ART HOL.
LAND, service manager.
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HELP MEN

DIESEL MECHANIC, permanet DO
sition for dependable experienced
man. Must have good references,
First class only. Apply In person.
1884 23rd 81. NV.
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Bob Gray
Personnel

$50 18th st NV, NE. s-427i
CONSTRUCTION COSTS AC
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, SOM
experience typing required. Sent
resume OF qualifications and ex
perience to BOX 2Sl-J, Star.
CONSTRUCTION SUPT.
opening for Job super,
tntendent on fast-moving FHA
housing project, located in Fair.
fax. Va. Only qualified top-notcf
man need apply. Send resume II
Box 20S-J, Star.
CONSTR. ESTIMATOR
Must know all phases OF construc-
ton, $40 wk. up.
PAINTER with car; under 40 S9(
GREENS EMPL., 73S 12th NV.
CREDIT UNIT mgr. inside, auto
finance insuT. S450. Miss Bell
BOYD'S. 200 10Th NV.
DELICATEssEN CLERK-Apply ii
person. HOFBERG'S DELEGATES,
SEN. 1922 Eastern ave. NV.
DENTAL TECHNICIAN, setup man
experienced. good starting salary
Excellent working conditions. Cal
ANNAPOLIS DENTAL LAB, Cod
30l-COlonial S-3291.
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AERO CHEVROLET
54s-O2OO

AUTO MECH.-Need 2, god nay,
company benefits, Mr.. Spellnian'
SHERMAN RAMBLER. JEEP. DR.
-2-SlOl, Brandywine. Md.
AUTO PARTS, wholesale, one exper
counter man and one exper. out
side salesman for MontRomery
County. Box l4-J, Star.
AUTO PARTs-Accounting and bill.
department, hgh school GRADUATE
Call Mr.. Bingaman, parts mgr.
Ov. $4,000, CENTRAL MOTOR
Coz 6lO N. Henry ST.. Alex.
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HELP MEN

PORTER, experienced. Apply resi-.
dent manager THE EDDYSTONF
APIS. 1901 Vermont ave. NV.
PREssERs, experienced. Quality
house. Steady Job, good pay. KE.
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When aHspsrtRg advertisements
ADDRESSED 70 Star bOIes do NOT
tneloSe original references, pho
tooraphs or other materials OF
personal pdlue. Copies serpe the
purpose. Originals mar Get lost.
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WELDER

Immediate opening for a welde
with q minimum Of 5 years ex
perience. Must be able TO do arc
heliard, cutting and silver solder
ing, Must have recently qualified
or Rave the skin TO be qualified L
MIL-T-SO21. ALLAN TIC RE
SEARCH CORPORATION, Shirle!
highway and Edsall I'd, Alexan,
dria, Va. FL. 4-3400. IAN equa
opportunity employerl.
YOUNG MAN 70 learn cleo. supply
and fixture business. Training
program will include deliveries,
stacking shelves, filling orders,
waiting on counter trade. 6-day
week. JOSEPH M. cATALANO CO.
INC. 57l5 Lee hwy, Arl., Va.
$4,000 is NOT TOO MUCH fol
the man we want in the Wash
area. Neat. own car. to take
SHORT Auto trips. Write D B
FiSERY CORP. Box iii. Fort
Worth 1. Texas.
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HERE GORDON DODGE has op-
enings for exper. new-cal
statesmen salary guaranteed Ia
men who qualify. apply IN per-
son only 70 Earl Fling Sales
manager, 22l Z. Lee highway,
Fairfax, Va.
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FURNITURE FINIsHER
AOD # = NM 7 OINL
9TH and d SITS. NV.
MAILMAN

LARGE COMPLETED APT. Oh
VELOPMENT Just across the Dis
trict line, bus fare, cleaninl
OF halls and apis. Permanen
Job. S44 per wk.. bh DAYS. Appll
HAYWOOD GARDEN APIS. 40
HAYWOOD pl., Mt. Rainier, Nd
WA. $4,000.
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OFFICE MACHINE SALESMAN
PAINTER

LARGE COMPLETED APT. PRO.
JECT lust across the District line
u bus farel, b-day wk., no lost
time, as hrs. minimum, Si.7h
per hr., inside and outside work.
must be able 10 climb ladders To
Ord floor. Must be sober and re-
liable Apply HAYWOOD GAR
DENS. 4tOi Haywood pl., Mt.
Rainier, Md. WA. 10000.
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HELP MEN

GARDENER, excellent opportunity
for experienced all around gar
dener. Luxury apt. bldg. with
beautiful Handicapped grounds
Apply in person to Mr.. Deeping
3Ol q St SW
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EVENING WORK
HELD urgently needed. u. q. indus
try, Si4b per month, 2 10 3 hours
each evening, Car nee. over 10,
CAL 5s7-l3s2, 8 10 Q pm. and
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DISPATCHER - Plumbing and
heating jobbing shop. knowledge
Of trade and city required. ia.
D-Sl00, ROBERT HANDLEY.
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HELP WOMEN
$4,000
SECYS. -STENOS

For Real Estate Firm. Downtown
Bkkpr., contractor $1,000
Cost aectg. elk, Bethesda 5000
Asst. bkkprs., many - SS0-So
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PATENT LAWYER = Long-estab.
lished Washington, d. g, patent
law firm has opening fer expert.
enced associate, Electronics back
roqna nrs,er y ,o Coed apportgTi-
Box 2s3-J, star.
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14n1 OPERATOR.

$40 $110
Familiar with 1401 tape drive
Night shift also available. you
need security clearance.
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psrmsnshi, cali ~. s.BYSo'' ga
PART TIME. EWES. AND SAT
ps55 ", Can IA. b-i7iT i-S pm.
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KEY PUNCH
S85

pOo pOO
Experience necessary. Prestige firm
with plush offices and unlimited
future. II you qualify you can go
TO school. Fee negotiable. Call for
annOfntment
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AUTO SALESMAN

AUTO Statesmen = One OF the
Oldest Ford dealers in the WASH
ington area has openings for sew
eral new car statesmen. Exper. not
necessary. We will train uuali-
fled personnel. Ask for Lou Pear
son or Joe Bryan. PARKWAY
MOTOR CO., 3O40 M ST NV
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FURNITURE SALESMAN, for tor.
quality store in suburban area
Guaranteed earnings for first
months. Must be familiar with
carpets and drapes. BOX 4sS-J
Star.