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HELP-WokAEN

SECRETARY, between 25-35, for
executive Of large general insurance
agency; previous business expert
ence and ability to use figures es-
sential. YOUNG l. SIMON. $40
Woodward Bldg. DI. 7-51S0. --26
SECRETARY with bkkpg. or account
ing exper.; 1-girl ONCE; finance ex-
and 40 yrs. of age; must be above
average and used to meeting the
public. Salary open. Phone for appt.,
MR.. KAHN, RE. 1866. 80
Evening star., 1953-05-24

Operator. preferably experienced, with
Speedaumat 26oO. Call ST. 3-5400,
Ext. 3S.
CLERK, in collection dept. tipping
LIPS TELEVISION & APPLIANCES.
937 F st. NV. 2nd floor. "a
COOK, experienced; permanent posi-
tion; prefer live in; 3 adults; in
town house Excellent opportunity
for right person. Must have refer
ences. Box 1876, Star.
COUPLE for complete charge OF
house and chauffeur service in
Englewood, N: j.. y hour from New
like small dogs: references as
couple required. $3.50 month Write
TO DIR. j. c. Seal 10 E. goth ST..
New York IS. N. Y.
COUPLE. man and wife. man for
butlery. able to drive car some
yard work: wife. cook. willing to
live in. WO. 6-334l after IL am,
or call in person at 353g Williams
burg lane NV. of Porter ST., near
Connecticut. References. ~
COUPLE-Gardener. must be expe-
rienced for large estate and house
keeper wife; good pay, excel. work
ing cond.; furnished quarters in
new home; year-round employment:
no drinking, no trif1erS. OIL. 4-U300.
HAIR sTYLlsT. Al; salary open.
Also part time m nicuriS St. J.
FRANK HAIR STYLIST. 1109
Trinity pl.. Silver Spring Md. JU.
Evening star., 1953-05-24
YOUNG LADIES

Intelligent, neat and attractive, to
be trained for positions as teachers.
interviewerS, supervisors n d
receptionistS for one of America S
outstanding dance studios. Earn
while you learn, full or part-time
Apply in person 2-10 pm.
DON PALLINI DANCE STUDIO
1925 Conn. Ave. NV. D. c.
oh0I Wilson Plvd Arl Va
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Free-training courSe-Free

Free-tralnlng courSe-Free
Life and accident and health insur-
ance for ambitious colored men and
women. Let US prepare you for a
money making opportunity with one
of the country's outstanding COM
panies Call RA. 6-3133 now for
further details. No experience re-
ouired. VICTORY MUTUEL LIFE
ms. CO.. 1924 Ga. ave. NV. 30
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Ai l. ave- NV after pm
SODA FOUNTAIN GIRLS. white,
rets f' &c fxPfr AppY d9 g eSTs Is
DRUGSTORE. Wis. ave. and p St
sTENoGRAPHER-se-hr.. 5-day wk,
Interesting insurance claim work;
Bldg, 14th and G SITS. NV. pa
shorthand speed Of SO w.p.m.. typ typ
ing speed Of so .w.p.m. No exper
necessary: Good starting salary
with trade association. Excel. op-
portunity for advancement within
organization as exper. is gained.
a-day wk., air-cond. ONCE. Reply
STENOGRAPHER for perm. position
only; to handle various ONCE routine
LO. 1920. 8 to 8. IA
STENOGRAPHER, experienced in
patent work. Sec. girl; small ONCE
> days: $3.50 mo. Box 1851. Star.
STENOGRAPHER-Permanent posi-
tion for qualified, personable young
lady. WASHINGTON public relations
once OF large, corporation; inter-
esting varied duties; congenial CO.
workers; air-conditioned bldg. For
NoAt - L. c~-O~l - u
STENOGRAPHER TYPIST, efficient;
temporary; hours. $3.50 to 4:30; D.
DAY week. Call MR.. CRAVEN, Me
STENOGRAPHERS AND TYPISTS to
assist public stenog. on interesting
varied assignments, both in and
out of Office Suitable for those
awaiting perm. empl. or for house
wives desiring part-time work
Hours to 5. or half days. ST,
STENOGRAPHER. one month, tenn
porary. beginning Immediately. Must
be, good at shorthand and typing.
Salary. $50 wk. Call RE. 7-6S6S
between 9:30 and $40.
STENOGRAPHERj part time. per-
manent, 5-day week. Law ONCE.
Phone between gil a m. MA. S-2O2D.
STENOGRAPHER for private concern.
knowledge of shorthand and typins.
Please phone MR.. FONNER, HO.
2-OS03 for appointment. -26
STENOGRAPHER-Established lum-
ber and millwork Arm in Bethesda
has an immediate opening for a
Stenographer; 39-hr.. 5l2-day wk
company benefits. Call OIL. 2-6622
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, expe r
%; five-day week. 500. RE.
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SITUATIONS MEN 6 WoMEpi

COUPLE, white, desire position a!
manager-caretaker Of motel or apart
suburban area Willing workers
salary secondary to nice unfurn
living quarters. Juniper $3.50.
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YOUNG LADY
GRADUATE

n you are graduating from a d. c.
area Catholic High School this June.
ranking in the top tenth. of your
class. can type accurately. write
neatly. figure quickly. learn easily,
are ambitious. not afraid OF hard
time and half rate. then there is
a good position promising rapid
advancement ready for you in the
downtown ONCE Of a well-known
Catholic firm. Start at 81: for
4O-hour, 5-day week. Reply
in own handwriting. describing your
qualifications fully. Box 12o-G
Star -25
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SITUATIONS WOMEN

ACCOUNTANT, bookkeeper. 5-da. wk.
complete charge with office supervi
sion experience: financial statemen'
and gen. leader. Box Sl-H Star.
| ADDRESSING ENVELOPES at home
reasonable. Pick UP and delivery
Harrison H-1394. -"5
Evening star., 1953-05-24
YOUNG LADY

For general office work. Must have
knowledge of typing. Ideal working
conditions with good opportunity
for advancement. Reply by letter.
giving age. experience and phone
numher PnY 2oS-J Star -o5
Evening star., 1953-05-24

Telephone Soliciting
Full or part time. done from your
own home. Pays well. Call KI.
2 S-1S59. -31
TYPIST-Part time. southeast store:
apply Mr.. Sippley. STIDHAM TIRE
CORP. 1404 Rhode Island ave. NV.
TYPIsT and general once work in
es.bsSed en sf;seddjsSned I% can Scf ES e os BG1s
TYPIsT. for clerical work. In Retail
clothing store: salary open. Apply.
TYPIsT. i IA re; reseaTcn "; org. needs typist;
required speed SO wpm. accurately;
5-day wk. Phone Me. S-6352. Ext.
261. Mon. through Fri. $50 to ).
TYPIST-Accurate and fast typist
for HEADQUARTERS office of a ma
tional association; no special ex-
but position offers excellent oppor-
tunity for person with some expert
ence in newspaper publicity or
similar public relations work. Age
go to. 80; white: 5-day work week;
Surance and disqualification. Apply
in person to MRS. JONES. 1900
TYP1sTS. under SO; perm. positions
(also some temp. positions lasting
tITOusn JdH., 1901, AIE-COllu. Dlub' =,
mod. cafeteria; 40-hr., 5-day wk.;
annual starting salary, $2,4O0: lib
eral vacation and sick leave. Inter-
views 9 am. to 4:3O pm. Personnel
Office, NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC
SOCIETY. 3rd and r SITS. ne. Do
not telephone. 80
TYPISTS for addressing envelopes at
home. must have own typewriter
and also car for pickup and delivery
Of work State age. speed en- type
writer and whether employed at
present. Box :i11-J. Star. -24
TYPIST for airline organization. B.
day wk. Aforementioned office.
Airline privileges. ME. $4,000.
TYPIsT AND sTENoGRAPHERS-
Full and part time. permanent and
temporary. 80 and 100 wpm. ST.
TYPisTT-FILE CLERK, for perm. po-
IS to IS preferred: 37l2-hr. Wk ;
accuracy and reasonable typ!ns
speed required. Apply in person,
WASHINGTON CATHEDRAL Of
FICE. 36th and Woodley rd. n W.
Mr.. BayleSS. 30
Evening star., 1953-05-24
THE EVENING STAR
,101 Pa. Ave. NV.

Telephone SaleSWomen
Room 4, 203 Eye st. NV. RE. 7-7977
Evening star., 1953-05-24

tA!NlEh, experienced, wants inside
and outside painting. free est. Cal
SALES MANAGER for used cars. Pc.
s!tion desired by local man with IL
years of experience, capable OF com
plete operation; method of compen-
sation open but must be adequate;
available Immediately. Call MR..
GREENE. JockSon 7-47S0
and sHpfEenssa sp soyer n fSt sSs
WAITER. ffEi SAfi BARTENDER or nj. aisbt
cleaning from $50 to ! am. Cali
after 1:30 pm. Sunday. LU. 1-3799.
WATCHMAN OR DRIvER-Man. COL
ored. desires part-time employment
week ends; local references. Ii, =
WINDOW CLEANING, floor waxing;
RE' fTPef': 3:ssfgg. sfg the job only JAMES
WRITER. 5 years experience; mem.
Der Of D. c. bar political know how
wants JOB in field or on Capitol
YOUNG MAN. mechanically inclined
former foT natural gas adjuster. electri.
permanent position. Have car. car
YOUNG MAN. colored. desires work
as chauffeur for pvt, family, oil
WoUkD sfSGf dTiTsT LIKE H6ME R5 idTs fdT v,.,,
dog in exchange for services ane
yard work WALTER MARKs. in
care fan vi 2t w. c. Hall RID, od Lor,
coILESfE; oI1i STUDENT desire, position sSi
references; experienced. Phone LU
FiNANciiAL. once or adm. position
desired by outstanding bus. adm
grad; 10 yrs expeg;;; veteran; q
REcENTEY Discharges S'A'' Navy
lieut.: desires sales or MANAGEMENT
career; yrs. exper. in training
and management: Box 11S-H. Star. "
WANTED. SMALL PAINT JOBS In
nv; section; part time. EN-. 3,,2524.
civ; OPP. with future; admin. scien
exper; masters; $4,000. JU
IN ORDER TO SAVE MY HOME.
preserve. my self respect. must have
health. bondab,e; own car: expert
enced personnel adm. supervision
Of personnel, food exper. Sober.
thoroughlv reliable, good refs; avail.
$50 to 1870 pm. Box 136-H. Star.
COLLEGE STUDENT desires Sunday
worl Of any kind. EX 3-445l
COLORED MAN desires nightwork
from 6 pm on 10. 3-66S3. 24'
COLORED MAN desires Job as serv-
ice station attendant. Telephone
Ii. 4-46S5. "a"
COLORED. driver. porter, daywork
Sober. dependable, permanent. NO.
CoIoRED MAN. exper.. desires work;
general cleaning, waxing and pol
ishiHg floors. RA. 6-4163. "a
COLORED MAN desires porter work.
LU. 3-2745.
COLORED MAN desires position as
valet; available full or part time;
experience @ IS tncludes a military militia 0rmar ofr
cials. ME. S-25al.
COLORED INTERIOR PAINTER.
decorator and repairman; lst-class
work; reasonable; DECORATING rooms
a specially. CO. 53471.
Evening star., 1953-05-24

COLORFD COUPLE, to work on
small farm in Massachusetts; man
must be able to drive; good salary:
furn. cottage provided. DE. 2-6Sf2
Evening star., 1953-05-24
ENGINEER-AT

Age -35, resistered engineer, recently
admitted D. c. bar. l5 years
broad engineering practice in de-
4 years concurrent experience ad-
mlniStrative law as technical con-
sultant. Only interested in chang
ing present position to expand
activities with an established pro-
fesSional firm. substantial business
or industrial organization. Bon
201-H. Star.
Evening star., 1953-05-24

RECORDS CLERK for newspaper
once; 40-hour. 5-day week. Hos
Eifsment Ptssat0p n,.n life ns1f stsrt PAID Gs Re-
MIR DoNNEILY. GO. CO 5-ioi4. "a "a
REGISTERED NURSE for doctors Of
f1ce in Clarendon: 5-day week; good
salary. Call JA. 7-4223. 81
REG. NURSES-Under 35. preferably
with pub. health training. to begin
CSTIS,J EoTk July L ,r,, Apply FAIRFAX
Va; Mon. through Fri. s to 4:30
Phone Crescent 575. "a
RELIEF PIX OPERATOR. white. for
e $50 U'T, Pm SA' ST nS per eqn hr. ABBY ? m
5000 Conn. ave. Us
RESEARCH ASSISTANT. young lady
preferably in late 20s, with some
exper. in statistical research, as
assistant to director of research for
national association, Desire COL
Gand isse background cf,sss ; 5,day week. Air,
no.. exper and salary requirements
to Box 42l-G, Star. 20
RETAIL INVENTORY method clerk
Position open with lge. auto acces-
sorry co. No exper. necessary. The
person we choose will be trained.
Good starting salary with manv co.
benefits, Apply WESTERN AUTO
sHpsbY 81. sD4s... .c2 Nd. s@l7 Georgia 1si sY'''
SALESCLERk. candy and tobacco
dept. No Sun. or eve. work. Ex-
perience unnecessary. STANDARD
DRUG CO. 914 st. NV.
SALESGIRLS (2>, age 23-35; attrac-
tive. lively personalities; 5Ia-day
wk., $40 wk. Store located near
14th and G NV. Call MR.. HERB
ERT, MA. S-1992 (SunD, JU. g
6565. -25
SALESGIRL-For hosiery and bag
counter in large women's shoe chain
firm; prefer one with experience
Please apply CROSBY SHOE STORE
Ala 7th st. NV. -34
preferably tall. to work
in speciality shop part time. 81 per
hour DI 1-l9S7 -oR
Evening star., 1953-05-24
MAIL CLERK

Permanent position. white. to open
mail. sort it, file cards. classify re-
mittances. etc. No tipping. Should
conditioned office. 5-day. 4O-hr wk.,
leave plan. Regular advancement.
Cash bonuses. Cali
Evening star., 1953-05-24
HElP-WoNEN
RECEPTTONIST

To operate PIX. do tipping and gen.
eraI clerical work: must be de-
pendable. have pleasant appear
ance and agreeable personality;
vacation, sick leave, profit sharing
plan
AHRENDT INSTRUMENT co.
College Park, Md, UN. 4-567S
Evening star., 1953-05-24
SECRETARY
SECRETARY

OGNnC AN I
For executive in Baltimore; interest
ing position. some travelling in
volved; excellent opportunity for
person with initiative and intelli-
gence. Reply in writing to Room
1888 Mathieson Bldg, Baltimore 2.
Md -25
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, un-
der 40. for a lawyer in large law
firm, located in modern air -cond.
ONCE: interesting and varied work;
excel. typing and shorthand ability
required good starting salary.
Phone MA. $500.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: Have
position for mature. active Catholic
lady not over 80. Prefer one whose
experience is now. or has been until
recently. confined exclusively to field
OF private enterprise such as inSur-
ance. business, real estate. industry.
or secretary to professional man
who was engaged in private practice.
longtime resident of D. c. area.
now employed. definitely preferred
Permanent for right lady. Excellent
opportunity to advance rapidly. Be-
gin at S62.40 for forty-hour, five
day week Overtime required about
earsns9 sme and re half fbp rats O5
eight hour week. State age, and de-
scribe education and experience for
interview. Replies strictly conf
Dental. Box 119-G. Star. -25
SHOE SALESLADlES, experienced, ex.
cellent salary to those Who o,ialify
Apply in person. MIR. KxPIAN. a0i
H st, ne, hPt 1n-lo pnnn ~
Evening star., 1953-05-24

HOTEL CLERK desires relief work
3 days. Experienced front desk anC
hand transcript. DE. 2-1449. be.
tween 10 am. and l2 noon.
HOTEL MAN-Available for relief oil
permanent as asst. mgr. room clerk
cashier; can operate 1000 machine
Box l42-H. Star. "a"
HOTEL MAN. middle aged. well ed.
ucated, sober, bondable, active;
seeks place as canteen mgr., steward
store keeper, timekeeper or watch
man. Box 126-H. Star.
MAN. white, desires work as care
taker in small apt. house in return
TOR apartment or allowance in rent
Has wife and 13-year- son. Expe-
rienced IN gardening. Box 10Th.
MAN, colored. desires Job. warehouse
or labor work. NO. T-6926.
MAN. white, wants work; will fur
nish car. Ia. 9-9239.
MAN. colored. "A, two years college.
clerical position. interested in Job
with future. Statistical and book
keeping experience RA. 3-53S3. q"
MAN, 30, married; college grad, with
sales background; minor admins
trative experience in corrugated
box industry; good at figures, COM
mand of English language; desires
position in sales, service, sales ad-
ministration. Box OOH, Star ga
MEN AVAILABLE NOW
For employment ODD Iobs. yard work
wall ~ashIng carpentry, houSeclean-
ing. etc. SALVATION ARMY Harbor
Lights Corr, Me S-4532
Evening star., 1953-05-24
HO. c-241R

III H st. NE.
MATHEMATICS TUTOR WANTED,
reasonable. Ewes. or week ends
ia. 9-S960 or LA. 6-14S9.
MED. TECH. or r. N, full or part
time. with lab. exper., for doc. ON.
good hrs, top sal. LO. 7-7600. IA
NURSE. r. N. as supervisor for
nursing home. Good salary. Full
maintenance. LO. 5-0S12. 80
NURSE, practical. for elderly lady;
live IN: light housekeeping duties
adults. Box 416-G, Star.
EURSE-Good typist; eye specialist
D. c., with part-time office in
Hyatts.; age 25-35; sgle.; 5-day,
40-hr. wk.; knowledge of dictaphone
desirable. Write stating particulars
and salary desired. Box "a G,
Star. -26
NURSE wanted for doctors office in
Chevy Chase. 5la day week. Salary
S240. Box 406-G, Star -25
Evening star., 1953-05-24
-HELP-WoAAEM
TELEPHONE
AID CLERK

Young woman. 1888 yrs. Of age. who
enjoys working with the public
Reasonable typing speed is required
Hours: S-6 days per wk.. and
Sat. 81 Apply personnel. Room
6O5. Open weekdays S:3O-6 and
Sat. 81. No phone calls.
Evening star., 1953-05-24

HELP-MEN AND WOMEN
Evening star., 1953-05-24
ASSISTANT EDITOR

Able IN trade and technical periodi-
Gals: available part or full time.
Box I0f-H Star
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN
ADDRESSOGRAPH

Operator. preferably experienced, with
Speedaumat 5000. Call ST. 3-5400.
Evening star., 1953-05-24

Telephone Soliciting
Full or part time. done from your
own home. Pays well. Call XII
Evening star., 1953-05-24
SINGER

CAP'N GUYS CLUB
1212 N Y. Ave. NV. after 8 pm.
Evening star., 1953-05-24
MEN AVAILABLE NOW

For employment Odd lobs. yard work
wall washIng carpentry, houSeclean.
ing. etc SALVATION ARMY Harbol
Lights Corr. ME S-4533
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-02-07
Ex-Congressnnan.
Is Forum Speaker
Sunday

Continued from page l
to be elected to the national leg
'~'~+"rn since Reconstruction
Days. He Is a member Of the Phi
Beta Sigma fraternity.
When asked why he voluntar-
ily retired from the House Of
Representatives after serving four
two-year terms, he said in part,
+" did so in order to help
fight for the Negroes rights in the
South where the problem is most
intense" AS a result of a per-
sonaTly financed fight through the
u. S. Supreme Court against
Railroad Jimcrow, the Negro en-
joys better Accommodations today.
The Miami Pan Hellenic Coun-
Gil is composed of the following
Greek organizations: Alpha Kap-
pa Alpha, Delta Sigma Theta, Phi
Delta Kappa and Zeta Phi Beta
sororities and the Alpha Phi Al
mia. Kappa Aloha Psi. Omega Psi
Phi and Phi Beta Sigma fratern-
tiles. Mr.. Daniel r. Francis Is
president of the council.
Among those appearing on the
program win be Mrs. Linnie w.
Fannin, program chairman, MRS.
E. A. Ward, Mrs. Ruth North Po-
lite, Mrs. Pauline Dunn, Mrs. Do
retha Payne, Mr.. Albert Miller
and all Greeks at hymn time.
1t is the hope of the Greeks
that through these public rela-
tons efforts a better understand
ing and appreciation for their
many philanthropic and COM
munity betterment efforts may be
achieved.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-02-07

three suspects tell conflicting
stories.
A preliminary victory on the
legal technicality was also won
Wednesday when Peace Justice
Mason ruled that evidence in
volved in the box company hold
up could not be admitted.
Duval said il was entirely pos
sible that the circuit court might
allow such evidence to be pre-
sented at trial time, however.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-02-07

The nationally famous Bethune
Goodman College Choral en-
semble will appear at Ebenezer
Methodist Church, February 8,
at 7:30 pm. This group will be
heard in a program Of spirftuals,
folk songs, religious and classical
numbers.
They are highly acclaimed as
one of the finest collegiate sing
ing groups in America. They have
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-02-07

appeared throughout the differ
ent sections of the country and
leading music critics r & r d
them as one of the best trained
music groups in the world. The
choir has a standing engagement
to sing at the annual meeting of
the National Association of Manu.
facturers at the Waldorf Astoria
in New York. They are heard
on the United Negro College Fund
Sunday morning program over the
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-02-07
SEPARATE TRIALS ASKED
By DEFENSE

At least one legal point was
won by the three accused men,
when Duval, one of the court ap-
pointed attorneys asked Thursday
for separate trials for each of
the men, and expressed a belief
that two of the trio might be
spared possible death penalties on
a technicality.
Duval said the defense would
undoubtedly try to keep the
shooting of Patrolman Fritz a
separate issue from the armed
robbery of the box company.
If this were accomplished, the
state would have to prove con-
Spiracy of the three men to kill
Fritz in order for all of them to
get the death penalty.
The move could eonceivably
save two of the men - who in
sist they had no actual part in the
shooting - from facing the chair.
If, however, the state could
show that Fritz stopped them
while they were fleeing from the
box company holdup, all would
be liable for any act committed
by one Of their number while
fleeing from the commission OF
felony.
CONFLICTING STORIES
Duval said separate trials will
be necessary because two of the
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-02-07

In loving memory Of our dear
mother,
BLOOMING EDWARDS
who departed this life on Feb
ruary 4, 1852.
Gone, but not forgotten.
Mrs. Iva Murray, daughter
Worley Edwards, SON
lvor Murray, ssn-m-law
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-02-07

American Broadcasting Co.'S
coast-to-coast network.
The harmony and musical in
depreciation Of this ensemble has
been recognized by many of the
outstanding critics.
This group consists Of 20 MEM
bers, 16 women and ~ Iaen, un-
der the able direction Of Mr.. S.
d. Kirten. Miss Sylvia Reynolds,
accompanist.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-02-07

Pretty 10 Thompson popular the Cork Club 79th
entertainers who will appear the benefit
Shine Douglas Tuesday night the Harlem Square
Martha Raye headlines the show that will arsud
Douglas Primary
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-02-07
Cop SIayers
Denied Bond
Continued from page !
sAWYER's CAR INVOLVED

Miami Detective-Lt. F. l..
Napier revealed that William
"BilP' Sawyer, manager of the
Mary Elizabeth hotel and admit
ed owner of the car involved IN
the chase, appeared in Jail Tues
day night to report the auto
stolen.
When questioned, Sawyer said
that he had let Fat Back" use
the car but that Fat Back had
failed to return it. Later he learn
ed that Fat Back was Floyds
nickname.
Sawyer was not held but Ma
pier said the investigation is con-
tinuing.
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Continued from page l
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-26
FELLOW TE' CHEERS
BACK PROFESSOR

RENO Some faIIUw faculty
members d ii. frank Richard.
son. accused III characterization to.
ward President 1Elnard " Stout
81 the University a. Nevada. were
called - tensify today that ~
merely vas exercising his right u
academic ireedonl " expression.
Dr Richar1Scn. hsnd h tie bal.
ory deraftme a & q tllhl belore
tie Uniner1Ily Ne.f6 e RtRnnis.
Ihe ehnrre n lnIbof1 'natinn Was
mad1 81 DE 6il several 80
nlty memb1x1 testified yesterday
fh6t Riehnrdnon several times lad
bcen psekly efitlesl q the pEekl.
dent
ms hearing nay Is concluded
today. Hus khe rentnlB were ex.
pected q tnl1 ckhapS Two days
% daeld4 he,hef Richardson
vent "a far as q attempt q uSaxp
powers 0E fhs administrator aud
thuS should he hned
Stout came q Nevada lasf fan
from he University ol Minnesota
Tls proposed ndfnlssioa d ti.a mi
veraity IL any Nevada kish school
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