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HELP-MEN AND WoMFN

CLERK wanted for retail laundry and
someone in Silver Sprinr areS
Hours 1880. Apply 1920 Ga. ave.
COUPLE FOR ROoMING HOUsE-
Mhlte preferred: positively no drink
ing: wife does maid work; apt. and
salary. ST. 3-917S. All
KITCHEN HELP, white only. Call
ia. $4,000, Ext. SIS, DO
WATERS OR MATTRESSES wanted;
for high-class restaurant: evenins
work. JU. S-350S. -3I
STANLEY HOME PRODUCTS mas
leadership openings, SIS per vi.
Gar necessary. Phone HO 2-7776
Tor personal interview.
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TEACHERS

- AA5&4~444@4t0
22-35: part time only; college edu-
cation; physical education, fashion,
speech, compartment. makeup.
Apply in person only, : p.m.-9 pm.
JOHN ROBERT POWERS SCHOOL
1866 Conn. Ave, at Dupont Circle
TECHNICIAN for routine laboratory
work. pref. with X-ray exper.: 5-day
week. Suite 81. 1746 K st. NV. II
TYPIST; part time: for real estate
once: experience not required. Some
knowledge Of bookkeeping. Hours
12-5' days; $40 week. Box 242-Y,
TYPIST - Experienced; Bethesda,
Chevy Chase area. Interesting work,
pleasant SURROUNDINGS. Shorthand
Jones, ENoYcioPEDiA AMERicANA. aSsi an /,
1905 East-West hwy, Bethesda, be-
tween $3.50 and 4:30. A
TYPIST-Reliable. young girl, white.
l8 to 25; to work in office of rub
lie accountant; experience not nee
eSsary; accuracy essential: 5-day wk.
and good working conditions. In air
conditioned ofices. Call for appt.
JULES LAFFERMAN & Co. Ais
Florida ave. n.e... Ii. 4-4437. go
TYPISTS needed by national publica.
ton. ages 9 to rs. Apply in person.
ENCYCLOPEDIA AMERICANA, 1905
East-West hwy, Bethesda, Md. 80
TYPIST, white. not over 36; card
typing and receipts; 5-day. 35-hr.
WE;; $45 per wk. to start. Box
430-Y Star ii
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TYPISTS (2)

TYPIST-FILE CLERK; pleasant sur
roundings; 5-day work week; hospi-
talization and life insurance bene-
FITS; S45 to start. ROYAL MOTORS.
INC. 4100 Georgia ave. NV. Cali
Mrs. Savage. ia. $4,000. 80
TYP!ST- -RECEPTIoNIsTS wanted for
professional once; pleasant sur
Tr9HHndinss: rHtn Call at RIM. 201. LIS
WAITRESS = Immed. opening for
lunch and dinner girl: sal. plus
excel. tips: meals and uniforms furn. !:
Suns. OF. Apply NAPOLEON'S
RESTAURANT. 2649 Conn. ave. NV.
WAITRESS; white. 21 vor over; good
tips and working conditions. RA.
6-02SO. LEW1N'S RESTAURANT,
New Hampshire and Farragut SITS.
WAiTREssEs-steady and part time.
Club La Conga, 9412 Baltimore
blvd, College Park, Md. %
MATTRESSES, white. full time, split.
shift; must work week ends; ex-
perience. not necessary. Phone for
Information. MRS. KS TOLL
HOUSE, s. s., Md. JU. 9-3501.
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HeLP--WONEN

TAILOREss. to work on mems cloth.
Ps iSn: s00S ap By rsswoRTH s1ss N9FHf SGRS sGnf
LTD, 616 18th ct. NV. Ma. S-7S00.
20
TEACHER, substitute work, :onlmer.
cial subjects; day and evening; pos
sl2lrI sihllitisI fun gs time; gN. 4;,C1I5 4s79I5
3410 r /. ave-. Mt. Rainier. Md,
Evening star., 1953-01-29
HE.P-DoMESTIc

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for .,d .
only sriE 'eSS W. IN sSsss snt to live in; white
COOK, white or colored; 2 rms, pyt
2atn' live In, 2 in family, no chii.
0ren. Foxhall road. Phone betWeen
2-5 pm. WO. 6-24O1. "''N
COOK. ,G.H.W., experienced: sh
RE asss a.iSsn 1874 reference; SAG week.
C0OK-G.H.W.. colored; live in; eve every
hn. Non. and every other Sun. on; other
nelp employed. KE. 7-I266. 81
COOK K-G.H.W.-New home; mo. kit .
Nve m; pvt. rm. and bath; Thurs.
arts, every other sun, off; l.mnS
99ld child; $S6; refs. required. Oh.
Co0K-G.H.w.. white: must uvo ~1 in.
SsSs4sk. SsS 4Sk'; references required. wo.
CO0K-G.H.w.-Must be very 20 GOOD
cook; experisnced; ri to $s cyH yfs.
Old; 4 young children in family.
bedrm.. and bath, pvt. entr. WORK
every other SUM-, plus 1 day Der
Wk; on. Good salary; must be cap
ao1' aaoie' 1TFeliable. and willing worker
COOK o General GENE sfari iHousEwoRKFSRS
EE44per:; recent refs; bet. 80 and
90; 5h-day wk.; sleep in. RA.
COOK AND G.H.w.-Apt., 1 child:
no laundry. live in: must have ref
erences. Phone RIA. 3-6703.
o22k; 2GGr fMPioynbi! Shy LIVE scHoSzEEzd5E III STE5E
RELIABLE PERSON; REFS; S3s.
800 WEEK OIH 4-R344 Al
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MOTOR TRAVEL

CALIFORNIA - Leaving on or after
Feb. IL; / or 2 to share expenses
and help drive. After s. pm. call
SHARE EXPENSES and driving new
car to Great Falls, Montana and
AasEa on or eSnSGa about March AncnPfSss t. Phon:
EN-. 2-0702. 29s
GOVT. ENGINEER, 80. driving L. A.,
Feb. ?: late model car; take 2 pass.
JACK HOOD. EN-. 2-4040, Ext. 7408.
DRIVING NONSTOP MIAMI-Co-
driver needed. Call DU. 7-7347 or
Driving 70 NEW YORK Friday eve
ming, return Sunday evening. Call
RIA. 3-046S. after 6 pm
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BUILDING
MATERIAL

Just awarded contract to
dismantel 300 housing units,
Must move 100000 It. OF
dressed lumber from yard to
2x6's. $40 to SIS per M
2x6, 2x10. 2x12. S75 to
$50 per M.
Bath tubs. $40 each
Windows complete, SIS each
Also complete stock Of steel
beams, angle iron, steel rods,
other items for complete build
ing.
Free delivery. open all day
Saturday.
ACE WRHcKINd d BUILDING
MATERIAL CO.
MO Mfnn Ave NR TYY nkl
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HEATERS AND STOVES

11cA EEtO AMI O1ONES
Nsc ScME g'sf soSE Ssef io1 1i0Rgsr % Ma sa;s sS BS2
EQUIPMENT Holly
wood beds. din. rm. set, kit. ware,
lamps. desk. coffee. table, chest Of
drawers; excel. cond. ia. 6-5617.
sYsTEM-rexitone: one
deposition MASTER" flve slave"
stations. Phone DI. 7-034l or call
3rd hoor, 400 9th st. NV. 81
SET-Table, IS in. wide,
with drop leaves, 4 chairs; excel.
Tor small space; SIS. To. 2-157s.
KITCHEN MAID. wood base and W wall
wall; one is" base: one one Is" 81 wall:
one wall corner cabinet; also Hot
point dishwasher-sink: all 4 yrs.
pi9btahard pid aha N GSos good eond G., WIN swap
for equivalent left-hand door refgr.,
years old. IA. S-5223. Il
kNOTTY PINE paneling, 14h c. DEL;
SPEC. lots; big BARGAIN: See it. 1920
WI WILSON blvd: RUCKER LUMBER.
1yt; adjustable shelves: 6'10"x36";
With sess'ons ES.,ye.h with ,fs T." n.n shelvss o!
DI. 7-0341 or call 3rd floor. 400
LIVING RIM. SET-MovinR, must
sacrifice complete living rm. set:
800. 10. 2-0410. 20
LUMBER AND PLYWOOD-We have
What you need in softwood and
hardwood: sheet sizes and cuttings.
perforated MaSonite and Wallboard
products; Material worked to size
II you desire; also quality Cabinet
and store-fixture hardware. Make
US your supply source for home
workshop needs. LANK WOODWORK
GO. INC, 1st and K SITS. Sc, Ii.
o-13OO. -8
IIAHRED
Evening star., 1953-01-29

YOUNG LADY. white, for general Of.
nee work; no experience necessary:
shorthand helpful but not essential
Phons ma; S-95S9. MR.. BUR-
HOOGhS' a.m.-4 pm. .
LADY experienced, as drue
clerk to cashier; hours, 8 to s; good
salary. Apply AMBASSADORS REX
ALL DRUGSTORE, 14th and K sts
NV, or phone Ma. S-3491 for ap-
YOUNG LADY-Pleasant job; ono,
work and typing; hrs. 10 to 5.
Disc MART AHEs Yiss Vermont " M MENShaN, avs. Avn
YOUNG LADY to operate Remington.
Rand bookkeeping machine: must
be typist; some knowledge gf book.
keeping preferable but mot essential;
5Sdsy week. Apply BOSS q PHELPS.
INC, 1417 x st, NV. .
Evening star., 1953-01-29
LUMBER

Flooring suitable for sheathing or
Sub-noortng, special this week, S25
per M, at yard.
ACE WRECKING CO.
III A-n6nn 0A
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RODlnSOn Lumber Co.
1889 Kenilworth Ave. NE.

OuTBOARD MOTOR, Scott-AttWater.
l-2O shift. 7h h.p.. 1881 model:
run 1JIA IL seasons, excel. cond. WA.
OyTBoARD MOTORS. used; COM
pletely. rebuilt and guaranteed; full
ANNApof2s liHe; / f9 sS Slo5 b.p: Why not cal
have your Evinrude for early spring.
mise ST.. Annapolis Nd. ~ @3
PIANO. late-model full-keyboard
values at KITS, 1880 q st. NV.
PIANO, upright. Good condition. SIS
cash. cAll after Q pm. EN-. a-4Ssa.
PIANO. Weber grand: excellent tone;
$SsSs7 $SSS0; Call evenings after 9. ~.
oIANO. srand, Knabe, walnut TSS case;
lovely appearance: mechanically
PPSNSesss PPsiNSess foR SAi @1ssHS SREI-sr,r.tE: tEs! Ina
sSsfss 4 ss sssoo Got'i aSo lSs hMaSRnE MRE
hnS16 9TH st. NV. dust above the
PIANOs-Jordan's are holding ! mid
winter clearance Offering dozens Of
nne me lnstruments at worthwhile saw:
and finishes. JoRDAN's. corner
18th and G sts. NV. (phone ST.
3-94O0l and 9532 Georgia ave,
Silver Spring (phone JU.. 5-11O5).
Silver Spring store open daily from
PIANOS FOR RENTAL moderate
rates. Choice Of spinetS and con-
soles. Money, paid applies on pur-
chase price II you decide to buy
later. JORDAN'S, corner 18th and
g SITS. NV. (phone ST. 3-940O and
1882 Georgia ave. Silver Spring
(phone JU. 5-ll05). Silver Spring
store open daily from 1890 to
PIANos-special discounts to mem
ment employees. D: c. employees. etc.
Over 100 new and used instruments
on display ct all times including the
full Lester Betsy Ross line. Pay as
little as S25 down. PIANO MART,
1913 7th 9t; NV, ST. $4,000 Dust
PfSSos.nSA fRSxs .nS DsST'; DeM sou,o,. with go go,
ton Regularly, Se95; sails price.
$496; $26 down, bal. In three years.
KITS, 1880 q st. NV. 81
PIANOS FOR RENT-spinets, CON-
soles. grands and uprights available
for rent: So mo. up; First years
rental may be applied to purchase;
S4sSSS. siANS co., ssS 8 D'i St. sSSazE a:~: Sz:
PIANosmSaldwi9 aAG Ss1:aIa 9., AcEcsonic spine.
Equipped with Baldwin patented
Ful-Blow action. Wide variety case
DESIGNS and woods.
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO WoRCH
1926 g st. NV.
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FURNITURE SALE

Brand-new modern and traditional
bedroom, living room. dinette group
tngS at great savings Sofas and
studio beds; tables. lamps, rugs;
many nationally advertised brands.
HENRY'S FURNITURE CO,
1879 7th st. NV. HU. 3-3646
Service and Govt. personnel discounts
FURN.-Duncan Phyfe sofa, mafog.
frame. prac: new; leather-top coffee
table. ia. $4,000, Ext. 859. 81
GAS RANGES. new. used, SIS up:
Enarantsed; easy credit: nothing dn.
ACNE STOVE. l011 7th. MA. S-S952,
GAS RANGES. new, used. $3.50 up:
installation. PEERLESS SALES. 237
Georgia ave. DE. 2-5566.
GAS RANGES (3l, used ranges. all
in excel. cond. All have automatic
tor. 60-in.. sink with Beauty Crest
metal cabinet: compl., $69.05. Call
HU. 3-4466, $500. 80
GENERATORS-STARTERS, 81 so IN;
lge. assort.: elec. motor repairs; 36th
VI. CARTY. 1908 18th. NO. 7-O224.
HARDWARE-Paints reg. S3.9S, now
$3.50 per gal. ME. S-S716. sol 3rd
st. NV. 40
Evening star., 1953-01-29

Arlington and Alexandria
DANCE INSTRUCTORS
Arthur Murray needs four (4) at
tracttve young women. 21 to %.
college preferred, to train for full
time positions as teachers In our
complete training course given at no
charge. $50 to 1890 pm. Apply
MURRAY .STUDioS, ilOS Conn.
ave. NV, 3 to 10 pm. IL
Evening star., 1953-01-29

PAINTING-SPECIAL
SIS any average room. Free esti.
mates. Immediate Serv. KE. $4,000.
Evening star., 1953-01-29
SECRETARY
SINGER

For downtown night club: beginner
acceptable. Addition after s pm.
CAP'N GUYS, 1912 N. Y. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1953-01-29
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

alterations and repairs.
Commercial or residential. Free
estimates Call WA 7.112R In
Evening star., 1953-01-29
REFRIGERATOR
COMMERCIAL,

SIT. meat case. 3-shelf delicatessen
type with storage compartments:
used only g mos: leaving town.
will take best offer. Elk. 3-692l.
Evening star., 1953-01-29
BUILDING MATERIALS S

Used lumber, 2x4's, 2x6'G, 2xs's,
2x1O's, sheeting. flooring, brick,
doors. windows, plywood, plumbing
supplies, radiators, boilers, pipe and
fittings at reduced prices. GENERAL
MyEECK1NG " CO. 1Los 1887 Brentwood
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-12

pramo'un at John " Mitchell.
Extension Service iitid agent OF
the L. s. Department of Aerlcul-
iule 20 the newly created post
ni nat onal leader on me staff
q the Director OF Cooperative Tx
tension Work was announced tins
WeeA hN Secretary @. Agriculture
Era TAFT Benson
Mr.. Mitchell. who began work
for Extension Service as bug
eY-driving emergency agrieul-
iursl agent in two North Caro-
lima counties IS years ago. is
the first colored extension
worker 10 be promoted 10 ma
iional leader.
II saqusrtef Hill hc trans
nnH hon Hampton lns'iiuie,
b. p'on va 20 The Department
Ici. % WASHINGTON bv Sept -
Iae pramoNpr btosdens the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-12
Diggs Rally
on Sunday at
Women S Club


Wor,l pter m Vie Dlse-
i0r Cnur Ae'pm Cunmllee
ale pom lne q Wanrn"lh rally
tur M n0nilrHusr candidate
Smday cNra0e Scpl l3. ~ tl'
club house 30 We Dclral y So.
clatim 10 Mmocn clubs 546l
Brush d. fory
Sisie Senator Charles c.
Diqqs. Jr.. who is making
spirited bid 10 be the first Ne
gro on Deiroit's Common Coun-
Gil. will be present
The pnula ntlird o. come
n and mcc' ihe candidate during
The rally WMtn 1911 last from
10 9 pm
Mss Paa y Nna. 1cadnl
the group ot Iadm> working r
the Dises cupslgn
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-12
Miriam Names
Two to Board
Of Supervisors

A resolution posed - NE
Aosld weefN- inc Cenllsl
Dc,ro Prcpcrn Onnc Asso-
cation on last FlaaS praised
.onel PleAden Louis G. Mn
ari ~ his fairness IN sppn niihg
,q.o men bcrS Of i1e Negro group
iae Ws,re CoNnt Board OF
Supervisors
Miriam appointed Paul H.
Fields who served until his
death. He was succeeded by
Ulysses w. BoYkin. Detroit
Journalist and public relations
expert
After " Maat isi'cr 90 O.
ve lNs uu0's - uplvspis lie
Was Onsrlc 'o MAKE Tie APP
poniucn' WIEN ne tenn expired
his vesr
Be- suse ~ lbs fnf the tfsl
'ae Ia Is wear, 'Aere IS no Ne
40 County Supeiyi-or ilom De
~A cl-,hlo vote ale hene
ffrlr ~ ipp4tf f
ll & Nusrs us siX Ncar
,o.or ard abl.'v - goi 'ning'
~ ci'S ne cote o. an cl',
rsa. iag ullc,s % fte ac creed.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-12
Birmingham Stun
Clearance Plan Hit

WASHINGTON. D g. Rep e.
scniatves az 3 rmnsham Nls.
nti1enrv last Ftlday urged lious-
me Chci Albeit Culc - hall a
muli-nllion dolla Fede al ass
>i,iance program % ire civ for
shim clearance bceNe, ~ rs
fragrant segregation ioali',
The City Of Birmingham plans
TO clear an area where over
1000 colored people now live
and will use the space for a
medical center Originally. the
plan also provided for housing
units. Tax experts recommended
that. If colored families were
permitted 10 live in the new
housing. The city would re-
ceive a much needed boost in
income.
!, CIV oiftlals hnseNct t
announced mat Vie housing
ould he for Hhiic. onlN l.eici
Tie plan Was revised lo PROV az
"nl> limited dnrmllurles ior cn'-
plo,,rS 90 the medical ccnier.
Those. too would be for whites
only
Present plan. include se''lu2
a-lde one pat ef lhe cleared area
for small businesses such as rr-
tail slUcs and shops The uly
lrciuscs o. agree iha those hops
lvdl bc open 20 all business pco-
lplc withotf regard 20 race
IN addition. the dcleaalion Stat.
lcd that 'hc civ has uoi provided
% workable plan foi pChouslpg
the families that VIII he dis
! placed bv tie project
Tho Birmingham delegation
pointed oui that even though
housing and BUSINESS facilities an
the area viii be limited. they
should be open to all. The dele.
CATION also charged that an M.
credible pattern of segregation
bars cololed people from present
hospital facilities. or forces them
TO submit TO humiliating seele-
CATION This pattern would pre-
vail in the new set-up
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-12

his way up through the ranks
from emergency agent 10 county
agent. 10 district agent and then
10 State Extension agent Of Ne
pro work In North Caroline
From that post he lolned the
federal staff as field sIen, AZ
1913. succeeding the late John b.
Pierce
Gets Award
For hls work IN North Caro-
hna Nj Mitchell was awarded
a number 81 signal honolS Last
spring the L 5 Department of
Agriculture also honoured him by
presenting him superior Serv-
lce Award foi h!s contribution
10 The development of effective
and practical Extension work ior
Negro farm families
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-12
Writer Urges
Intelligent Voting
tReprinfed from the Christian
Science Moniiorl
Our Emphasis

Science Moniforl
tOur Emphasis
To The Christian Science Monitor
For many years the class
which holds the majority OF
votes have been using this
power 10 get something for
nothing" Also they have al
ways been ready 10 spend the
public money. feeling that the
expenditure would not come
out Of their pocket. This pattern
of uninielligeni and selfish voi-
inq has helped TO create a
national debt OF over 265 billion
dollars. This majority group OF
voters will have 10 repay their
share Of the large national debt.
Actually. time will prove that
they did not receive something
for nothing. but are paying a
high price.
This selfish and unintelligeni
voting can lead this nation 10
communism or socialism. Look
ing at foreign nations who have
the above forms OF government
or dictatorship. we can see how
little regard they have for the
common man. | believe we must
all have The right 10 vote. But
with every right goes a duty 10
consider the welfare of the
other fellow who is a member
OF the minority group.
J. Richard FeeleY
AmesburY, Mass.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-12
LIT. To Award Honorary Degree

2ea installed on the 81 sp
gently announced "S Dar
winch allows land-ns, a.
planes 90 land and tihe 40 Q
water or SnoW surface r'a'.
compromising pertoinas AZ
normal runway operator
Walden was Killed -
aso m Wilmington Dela sfe
he vas testing the hvol
HE Navy Department AZ i''
time Tie Navy Kept 80 e
circumstances ~ the aceeeH
Waldtns intention u lo'
mas icVuluiionl1e the craes
alton industry when II Is e.es.
fpi private use The con na.
lppnailon of such n 'aR
universal landing gea
bring the arlines close -
siiuaied un rivers and W
and eliminate mueh or re
fH close n tipor'
A, the tnc ~ Waldo.
the mrucr Nayy pM was
|,nencei wth ihe A Ate
Fne.nccrina Cunnas a vs.
nunalon
Hundreds b.! li0r and
so upci a,ions ene sa
ned. paved rnap' ana
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-12

LaWlenre Institute ~ Tech
nologv VIII award an honorary
degree posthumousis go Jaek
Walden who was Graduated from
l.. ! + IN the class ~ 1919 "a
Aeronauiloal Engineering
Walden % noW hos hern le-
Ncalei hy the Na>v Department
designed the hydro 50 landWe
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-12

lvliet returned hme later CRATE
lial and rcteshcd
Whether Cu Crea-r appce 70
hr person circumstance the
weather or >o-clllcd ia'e. we ran
claim the spiritual fact that we
live in a spiritual friendly uni
verse. created by divine Love.
la prnp0r'lNi SIS N'N iiiri''N
universe becomes more ind more
apparent 20 US we shall WIN
the open-hcsetcdrt,- ~ chiia
but ,fe 50 ION ~ spiritual seer
90 haa' lr W-N> expecting and
finding friendliness. ktoNtr- QUIZ
actually aar' = Loves
universe. loving and beloved.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-12

A hirh percentage Of the tl'-
cnicd performers appearing on
the Original Amateur Hour
which is pre- ,cntcd weekly on the
NBC tclcNision network. Ga ON
to professional iobs as q result
OF Then appearance Several
weeks AGO one NJ the acts seek
ing national recognition via the
program vas team OF square
dancers from Missouri Today the
team Is toD act a. New Orleans
Roosevelt Ootcl AZ high salary.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-12

scope Of Mr. Mii,hcll'S duties
from regional TO national level.
And although the larger part
az his work VIII stu be win
State Extension directors and Ne
gro Extension supervisors IN the
South. he also VIII counsel with
Extension Director G. Nj tergu-
son on national problems relevant
10 the agency'S program.
Il regard Mr.. Mitchell as
highly qualified for the position
10 which he is being assigned"
says Director Ferguson.
And | consider his promotion
only aS a first step IN long
range program to further develop
and strengthen the work with
Negro farm families and All club
youths
As an ENtens.o on career EN-
plolce Mr.. Mitchell has worked
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-12

l Flesytausn lp'ernatlona
a. pe De, sn ENolyliion winch
eaipa ln be- Detroit lns'l'ule
g. ATS la,i sprns began rs tour
al AZ cllc-a museums with q
ue y fhc Sd4naW Mlch1
" a Sept ! and N4ll reiOsin
~ Sept 30
The exhibition is being cir
culsied in the United States by
The American Federation Of
Ar,s and afterward will be sent
abroad One third OF the so de-
siqrs shown are by foreign
artists.
''-Nltd b 'lc l)tiini
l. f'.'e sad the Arfaas Fici,cn-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-12
Neoro Extension Field Agent
Promoted to Ma tional Leader

Mr.. Mitchell was BON !.
Morehead City. N. c.. and i,
graduate Of Agricultural A..
Technical College. Greensbo,s
N. c. Also. he holds q master,
degree from Central Uniyr
siiY. Indianapolis. Ind. and !,
honorary electorate from N,
ingsione College. Salisbur
N. c.
The national lcade Ike
sion work Is married a "a
grown children On 10 VI.
Talmsdge ls "a ENlefmn fa.
lie Is serving as counts .m
Pit COUNTY X 6 Talanae Il
graduate of Tennessee snd
State UmNcf.it mHi
NJ S degree f.om 30 Sd
College
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-12
Christian Science
Lecture at Shubert

Christian Science; How
Scientific Prayer Can Help
You is subject OF free
lecture 10 be given by Dr..
Archibald Carey al the Shu-
bert Lafayette Theatre
Thursday. 1910 pm.
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Fleisohmsn exhibition is Design
IN Industry which will be
shown al the Detroit Institute.
Sept. 90 through Oct. 20.

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