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WOMEN

21 to so years of age. We have
several very interesting positions
open in our Northern Virginia
branches; no experience necessary.
we will train you; good starting
ssdsiC salary; pal paid det vacation and hospital.
Mr: Hensiey. SINGER GER 'sEwING e PStSOa MA. y
CHINE ciN CO.; 3107 Wilson blvd.
YOUNG WOMAN, white, under 35,
protestant, neat, attrac., reception
ist; answer phone, light house du-
Yes; 1--we IN; for employed man. RA.
3.4l3S after 8 pm. -25
WORKER in, children's institution;
In applying state educational back
Star. "a
HELP! We need several good repre-
ssentatiyes for AvoN'S fall promo
tion. tion. You can earn $20-$30 wkly..
home for white Woman Woman 80 S'tSren To- 55s :
capable OF working with children;
gooo salary live in; refs. required.
ATTENTi0N' WOMEN! Without any
experience you can earn money for
your Ghn GhIistmas nna.siU shopping b, sell;
mature. women needed for Rockville,
Md. Phone johnson 2-649S. -26
EARN EXTRA CASH FASTi-A few
Spare-time hours spent selling new
personal, embossed. religious, hu-
morous Christmas Cards; brings $50
to 500 easily. De luxe 21-card ST
assortment earns $50 on just 100
boxes. FREE imprint samples. AS
Dept. IL. 1873 Essex. Boston IL.
sortments on approval. HYCREST.
ACT NOW-Big profits; sell Christmas
cards, 21 for 81; big-line name
printed cards. low as &c each; sta
tionery, napkins. matches; costs
nothing to try; boxes on approval
Write SYRACUSE CARD. Dept. 73-B,
Syracuse. N. Y.
WIFE AND HUSBAND team to estab-
lish selling and service agency for
repeat product nationally advertised.
See Life, Sept. IA. page 10. An inde-
pendent business may be set up by
part-time work with yearly earnings
later to $4,000 and UP. Call MR..
THORE. RA. 3-4073 or DU. 7-9lO6.
Evening star., 1953-09-24
THE EVENING STAR

THE EVENING STAR
I101 Penna. Ave. NV.
A6 sstSrdsgs 1perifn'fS e. Mars ad'z 41G vest
CASHIER wanted Tor cigar counter;
experience necessary. BRENTWOOD
DRUGS; 1901 r ]; ave; ne. Pa
son. ASK for Mr. Reiter, PosfNs.
CASHIER CIGAR CLERK. Mon.
DAYS: Apply in person, LAFAYETTE
DPIG 18th and Eve SITS. NV. ---25
20 hours weekly. Near
wisconsin and Calvert. EN-. 2-7676.
CLERKS, for dry cleaning: experi-
ence not necessary; we will teach
position: SCOu Apply t sHERM An S's s
CLEANERS. T70s Georgia ave. NV.
CLERK, white; eeneral Office work;
tipping, filing and bookkeeping ma
CHINE, experience. not necessary;
asrH TeskS Rs6 der SssE o S4 day ESev Eeek
bet. 1 80 and $50 pm. DY@bEE
WASH, 90 Canal st. s.w.. RE.
CLERK-TYPIsT. perm. position in
fund csmpaign office. Salary ap--
prox. 50, 400; exper. pref. Age. limit
B6x g.; ysdf WFttf qualifications gts4t refs ss to
ofice; young lady; oppor. for respon-
Sible job; 5-day week, $50 to 5;
start, $40 per wk. Apply AMERI-
CAN ALUMINIUM PRODUCTS, INC.
Sill Georgia ave. NV.
CLERK-TYPIST-We like to work in
pleasant SURROUNDINGS with congo
friendly and dependable and under
35. come in between $50 and 4:30
and talk to US. knowledge of typing
necessary, but speed not important
Our employees work 5 days a week;
37ha hrs. Apply Rm. 500. personnel
Office EQUITABLE LIFE ms. CO.,
CLERK-TfYYPiSTs te), wanted for re-
tail clothing store; salary open. Ap-
CLERK TYPlST--5-day, 40-hour VIZ
salary, S4g; Apply BAUsCH 4
LONE. OPTICAL CO., End f.. l324
CLERK -TYPiST. part time. one who
IS typ9s hnpy Win IN sgrss to as vail
P.s aoTEL. No 1osh n0ns and GA Pa aALS4GR ave. nw
CLERK -TYPIsT. white; for business
once; 5E-day wk.; liberal en-
ploye dement's: Apply Auditors Of
fee, EMERGENCY HOSPITAL. ,1711
N. Y. ave. NV. mo phone calls;
CLERK -TYPIST for automotive deal
ership in Bethesda area; 5z-day
wk., hours 9 to 6. Fine starting
salary Contact Mr.. NER1. OF.
Evening star., 1953-09-24
HELP--DoMESTIc

COOK-G.H.W.,. live in; NV; fond Of
children 5 days, $50. Only COM
petent need apply, Poplar 2-6232.
CooK-G.H.w.; settled woman to live
rsd I'M sTDes SsO With H.. ehdreH Id st.rt refs cs
COOK 81 J1iatS; L iHW.. live in, small FAM family,
pleasant SURROUNDINGS; must have
exper. and refs; $50. Wo. 6-6061.
COOK-G.H.w., fond of children: live
home; all modern conveniences: every
other Sun. and "a day Thurs. oft:
refs; $50 plus yearly bonus. OIL.
CooK-G.H.w.-Must be experienced;
S5daZ Ef W; TA; ersso ezpsT. only; live in,
upstairs rm.; 2 school-age children;
references: $50 week. EN-. 2-2167.
GEN. HOUsEwoRK-Live in; fond of
time on sal. IA. 9-SIs2, aft. s m.
G.H.W.-COOK, live in: local refs. !:
fond of children; Thur. and Sun. OF.
G.H.W., plain cooking: live in or stay
nssR utshts FI Sh a.ssI days References: $40
toned home with washer. drier,
dishwasher and DISPOSAL. 5a days.
One me child. 1st-fi. rm. with TV;o Ju.
G.H.W., good cook, live in: fond of
and good with children; doctors
settled, responsible person. Only
d12s those WV Gith IA A1l 90 refs. need apply.
eIdW' hon honest reliable rstsrsnsss si snas
near bus. JU. 9-2464.
G.H.W. to live in; fond of children;
Thurs. and every other Sun. OF; {;
settled. reliable person with good
references necessary; WO. 6-4037;
G.H.W., good cook, live in; fond OF
home; excel, perm. position for
settled. responsible person. Only
those with Al l. refs. need apply
HOUsEKEEPER, white, live in: at
tractive room and bath; ,profes-
n perienced eduD and dU references; aGg ices $3.50.
EN-. 2-4411. Call after 9 pm: -25
MAID, g.h.w., plain cooking; days.
12-7 pm. $50 and carfare. Refer
MAID-Live in, doctors home: pleas.
children; SALARY starts at $50. CAN
GIRL, colered. wants job 5-dayo wk.
WOMAN. to care for . children and
small amount of housework.. 5-day
week. Live in or out. LII. 4-5090.
DESIRE OLDER COLoRED WOMAN
to care for 2 small children during
the. day while mother works. Room
and board. plus small allowance.
Must have good habits; AMELIA
FRANKLIN. SIT 9th st. s.e. Call
OIL. 2-SS21. bet. am. and noon
IF YOU ARE A COLORED WOMAN
between so and so yrs. of age and
change for the care Of 3 children
plus small salary, call NO. 7-7664.
GOOD G.H:W., plain cooking: city
refs: reliable; 5-day wk.; mr.. Zoo:
3 adults; S25 and carfare. AID.
UNUSUAL POSITION open for house
keeper in Boston, exper. girl or
woman wanted; must be fond Of chill
drsn; Ore oSo excel: saaIs pay. Call Hu' $500
WANTED--Excellent white cook and
maid. 80 mi. out Of N. 2. Accom-
modations in N. Y. on days Of.
N. Y. salaries. children and nurse
in family. Extra help. Exper. and
ref. required. Box 4O5, 2915 Conn.
WHITE WOMAN. for cooking and
laundry: live in, pvt. country home;
S135 mo. Other help employed.
Phone Laurel, Md. 1S-R. %
Evening star., 1953-09-24
SECRETARY

Adv. agency looking for go-getting
secretary for their radio-TV dept;
preferably some one with radio
exper. who knows her way around
the radio-TV field. Shorthand. typ
ing essential; 5-day, 40-hr. wk. Call
DI. 7-74OO. "a
SILK FINISHER-Must be expert
enced in firSt-clasS work, pleating
necessary. Apply FLOWER VALET
SERVICE. S511 Piney Branch rd.,
Silver Spring. Md, JU. 7-6363.-
I'D
STENOGRAPHER. permanent, 5-day
wk. Apply 2nd floor, 1722 Eye st.
NV. "a
STENOGRAPHER, young lady, for
real estate ONCE; 5-day week. Ap-
ply ROSS & PHELPS, INC, 1417
K st. NV. -27
STEN0GRAPHER-Young lady who
is tired of being q secretary and
who would like to work in . retail
speciality shop taking care of detail
helping to wait ON trade, some cor
respondence. and being assistant to
manager; 5-day week. 2 weeks va
cation with pay. This is for per-
son who likes responsibility. but
who wants to get away from s
hrs. OF offlce routine. Call Mr..
Mulligan for appt. NATIONAL
UNIFORM CO.. 20O1 K st. NV. Ma.
Evening star., 1953-09-24
SITUATIoNS-DoMEsTIc

HOUSEKEEPER, white. elderly. COM
panion or stay with children; wishes
Star. o5s
LAUNDRESS. first class, desires wk.
a5r4eS9aS a!4S9as a,tsr and 3 "Wednesday. ia.
WAITRESS, colored lady. desires
part,time restaurant work. co.
WOMAN desires Friday work; IRON
ing pref. Ii. 3-544l.
GIRL wants job as nursemaid or
9apS O, sitter; day or night. 10.
RELIABLE colored girl desires days
work; refs. Ii. 7-O13O.
LADY. colored. desires day work for
Friday. ST. ,3-S164 any time.
GIkL. .colored, desires days work;
part time or regular; 5-day wk.
Call after 3 pm, LII. 4-08O4.
COLORED GIRL desires work az
s1sn3 Ssa1lsress or child care. Call LII.
COLORED GIRL desires child care.
light housework. DE. 2-9471. "a
Evening star., 1953-09-24
TEIETYPISTS
TYPIST

white. wanted: night
work. pm. to am. Apply 312
white only: expert
enced Call between 2 and pm.
10: 4-S441, THE WHISTLE STOP
white, exper.. over 81;
full time, lunch and dinner. BE-
THESDA INN, 1926 Wis. ave. OIL.
4-39SO or OIL. 4-9S92. 80
WANTED, white, for
nightwork. Apply in person. l647
waiTREssSNeat, HNhHi sse exper., tn.eilisent;
for fast restaurant operation. Z p.m.
to 3 am: ) days: THE SHANTY,
I'LL Good Hope rd. Sc. -25
experienced only: bet
ter-than- average tips. Apply in
person, OLD EUROPE RESTAU-
RANT, 2434 Wis. ave. NV. -27
WOOL PRESSER, on air-operated
presses; must be experienced and
dependable: 5la-day week, good pay.
Apply DEPENDABLE CLEANERS,
zoos Columbia pike, Arlington, Va.
x-RAY TECHNICIAN, experienced.
at medical center. Salary open.
References. EX. 3-1193. -27
Evening star., 1953-09-24
HELP-.-AEN

STOCKROOM MAN needed as assist
ant. Apply in person. 1906 East
West hwy, ENCYCLOPEDIA AMER
nity good nav. In aTqreSsiye hiSh-
style. mems clothing and haber-
dashery stores. Write. stating full
particulars. Box 479-X. Star.
Evening star., 1953-09-24
STOCKMAN

White. mechanically inclined; must
be over u years; good refs. reu.
5-day, 40-hour week, Day of dur,
ing week; straight salary. Apply 9
to 4 daily. No phone calls. ELEC-
TROLUX CORP, 3707 Georgia ave.
NV. 80
STOCKMEN, experienced; good pay,
fine working conditions. Apply
FOOD TOWN, 3733 Kensington and
Wheaton I'd, Kensington, Md. IA
Evening star., 1953-09-24
MOTOR TRAVEL

DRIVING to Miami, Fla. Can take 3
passengers, to share expenses. Leav-
Insu ing Sept o2 Ss 2S, gN. 41l273, ID .
Gardens to GPO, arriving $40 to
S;45. Can provide free parkinr for
driver. Gail AP. 7-S516. pa
l.. A. or Frisco; leaving
next day or two; can take 9 or 3:
late car. MR.. HANNA, RIM. 270.
DI. 1926. 24s
Evening star., 1953-09-24

DU. 7-7666. "a
BEAUTICIAN-Male or female; d
=, WASHINGTON HOTEL, in person. :
BEAUTIClAN. man or woman; busy
salon; salon. 8 days; # qualified, name own
HAIR STYLIST, 1915 Mich. ave. ne.
BEAU'TICIAN. man or woman; high
earnings. BARRETT PARKER, S406
Ga. ave. Silver Spring, Md. 30
B5BASTdClAN' AaSsTIddClAN' full or part time, ia.
BO0KKEEPER, Remington- Rand ma
chine experience. Salary open. ST
BOOKKEEPER. Thoroughly familiar
With payroll and diversified gen. Of
nee duties; good, typist; excel. -cppor-
wheaton. Reply stating BACKGROUND
and salary desired Box 174-M. S ar.
BoOKKEEPER. for auto dealer; ex-
perienced sales journals, PAYABLE
snd and Teceiyaole; sotnra knowledge of Gen
to type; cow. location to NV. area
and Silver Spring. Write. giving
edincstion, ei1 experience, age, etc, Box
BooKKEEPING CLERK; some typing;
pitaiization. exceptionai i nsfA'VW; WorEins RGS;
conditions; starting Salary $50 WE.
No. phone calls. Apply bet $500
and 4:30 Mon. through Fri, at 1924
E st. NV, WASHINGTON SOCIETY
FOR THE BLIND. "a
nearby Va; expert
enced; retail store; tipping essen
tial; . salary open. MR.. BURKE,
BOOKKEEPER, experienced only.
automobile business; resident of
NV. WASHINGTON or nearby Mont
gomery Co. preferred; neatness and
hour week. Box PITT, Star. -27
machine exper.; start
$57 so; 5h days. Apply WONDER
BAKERY, 23n1 Ga. ave. NV 40
Evening star., 1953-09-24
HOUSE OFFICER
.IANITOR

Colored. reliable. 25-35 years Of age.
capable Of passing physical exam.
40-hour. week. Apply Personnel
Room sos. Open weekdays S:30-5
and Sat. 81 No phone calls
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Pennsylvania Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1953-09-24

CLERK-MESsENGER. a., experi-
enced; best references; hnguist,
seeks permanent position: small sal
airy. Dl. 7-0445. once hours. 27'
LINOTYPE OPERATOR desires uart-
time nishtwork. Cali AP. 7-7O67.
MEN AVAILABLE NOW
For employment. odd Jobs. yard work.
sok liz Effaaa44ss aa44ssvcHpRPN coRPN. NE. AEMy sy.4E5sAaE' E5AE
PROFESSIONAL BASEBALL PLAYER
-DsSifes winter position. COLLEGE
graduate. Can KE. S-5393.
TEACHER, Ph.D.; French, Spanish.
Ihtanan; seeks position; also as trans.
la'0F and proofreader. Ju. b:JSs4!s7.
POSITION desired by exper restaurant
mgr. or rest. to operate on percent-
age; excel. refs. ia. 5-6043. 25s
YOUNG MAN. colored, wishes job
ddIShyaSshhsr. Sh. kitchen helper or porter.
AGE 81. BIS. DEGREE. o.p.K:
inter. IN any opportS. offering fu.
ture; exper. elec. contracting, COACH
hs: Rox: !Ssaa8snxings Sa8x sta Pc. Qualified to sell.
COLORED MAN wants work; paint
work: II. 4.1736: exper., refs.
NOT A BARGAIN BUT A GOOD
INVESTMENT. Serious young exec
utive with advertising, Industrial.
sales and personnel experience wants
well defined responsibility. Has long
record of supervision.
ABLE TO MAKE DECISIONS
GOOD AT DETAIL
WELL-READ AND TRAVELLED
iNQUdR1NG MIND
Cali JU. 9-SO36, mornings or evenings,
-25
Evening star., 1953-09-24
HELP---MEN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

White or colored. full or part time
present earnings. here is q wonder.
ful opportunity to increase your
earning power. Full line Of ladies
and mems clothing. jewelry, furni-
ture houSeware to sell on O no.
money down basis. Also opening
JEWELRY CO.. 635 r st. NV.
Evening star., 1953-09-24
BOOKKEEPING
MACHINE OPERATOR
N. C. R. 5000

N. c. R. 5000
Young woman, 21-35 wears Of age
counting dept. Hours $50 $50
Mon. Fri Generous company bene-
fits in addition to planned salary
advancement. Apply Personnel. Room
sos: open weekdays. S:30-5 and
Sat. 81. No phone calls.
Evening star., 1953-09-24
TRUCK DRIVER

TRUCK DRIVER
Experienced furniture mover; local
YORK avenue NV 0'' 81 81"
TRUCK inJCd MECHANIC; ME- must be expert
conditions; steady work; on light
trucks; disqualification insurance:
vacation:, hours. 3 pm. to 11:3O
pm, Call No; 7-7700, ask for MT.
Tv MAN, radio and ~ II : exper.; inside
permit; salary commensurate to
ability; perm. II qualified. ALLADIN
TV' 52O7 Ga. ave. NV RA. $4,000.
Tv SERvICEMAN. experienced; out
side; full Or part time. PENN nv
CO., 90s 18th st. Sc. Ii. 4-004s
Tv sERvICEMAN, experienced and
SMITH, INC. AID. 4-3SO3. --25
TYPEWRITER -REPAIRMAN for part
time work. Phone HO. 2-4911.
UNDERWRITING CLERK - Young
man, Is to 25. draft exempt. high
school education, to learn life. in
surance, home-ofice underwriting.
We 1C1CI oOHlCOhC WIlU ID dbICuu~
ing or planning to attend college
at night studying business admin
iisration as this position will later
lead to, administrative work. Nom
inai salary to start; 5-day. 37H-br.
nee EoU1TAsLE LIFE ms sic
uPaoLsTRRER haaa 6 f:Ni wANrED-1st Sf Class
only; $3.50 per hour. excellent
y%565s y0rSlns from sSnditionS' 70 $50 ph0ne o.
USHERS. full time and par, time.
Apply TRANS-LIIX THEATER:
WOOL PRESsER-on air-operated
presses: must be experienced and de-
RppIy DEPENpXBEE Msek cEGaNER gH3d Hss
300S Columbia pike. Arlington. Va.
YARDMAN, WHITE
To work in a large gasoline and light
fuel oil plant. Prefer a person that
also has some exper. in driving trac-
( ~ BRoTHER, Inc. 18th and L
sts. Sc. "a
MAN to assist in merchandising of
food stores. 3 days per wk. Write
Box 481-T Star. pa
MAN to take charge of office in in
StalIInenI JeWeiEy SCOIe, IoCdISu
vic. Benning I'd. ne. Perm. Apply
KENTS JEWELLERS. 701 9TH st. NV.
MAN, white: good future; window
shade and Venetian blind work.
Start sos; Ia-day wk., generous
company benefits. Call T. MAR
SHALL. OIL. 4-2204. -25
MAN, sober. honest, industrious.
white, bet. 30-4O, for work in auction
galleries. Call AID. 4-4l44, bet.
q and !. 20
MAN, to work in grocery store. Good
pay NORMANDY MARKET. .OOS
Benning rd. Sc. 30
Evening star., 1953-09-24
.IANITOR

Colored, married. no children, 1880
years old. experience with oil burn
ers preferred. for large garden type
apt. in nearby Md. Must have ref
erences. Salary, S130 per mo- and
excellent quarters. Apply MRS.
EDGIN res. mgr. Riggs Manor
AptS.. corner of Riggs rd and Agar
70. Nd. Phone HA o-7S51 -2R
Evening star., 1953-09-24
Laundry Routeman

Laundry Routeman
Married man, physically fit, to man.
age established route paying $40
now at beginning of laundry season
Unlimited opportunities for the man
that can qualify. Five-day wk Ap-
ply to Mr.. Lowe. before 10 am.
MANHATTAN CO.
1928 Florida Ave. NV, DU. Till
LIQUOR SALESMAN, age 81 to 35.
for active retail store: pleasant con-
oitions. COLUMBIA WINE &
LIQUOR SHOP. 1851 Bladensburg
LITHO PRESSMAN with 2 color press
exp; exp. Call DU' 7-6sOo for appoint
LUBRICATION MAN, white, for large
auto dealer: good earnings: 512-day
week: usual employe benefits. See
Mr.; Guthrie. L. P. STEUART. INC,
1+4n st. NV. Us
LUMBER CLEANERS. to remove nails,
paid per thousand #. Report ready
for york; with bar and hammer.
Sc. Bottom of hill1 "a
Evening star., 1953-09-24
CONCRETE

Is our business. Driveways. walks,
entrances, carports, retaining walls.
Free estimates. Financing. LEWIS
a. SON. UN. 4-2015. rs
CONTINUED on Next Page1
Evening star., 1953-09-24
Advertising Production
Assistant to Manager

We need an ambitious, enterprising
unencumbered woman. not over IS
Prime. requisites are sobriety, quiet,
friendly manner. willingness to work
long hours when necessary. Excel.
chance for advancement. good salary,
room with pvt. bath and meals. For
interview. call MRS. LOCHRIE.
DU. 7-7666. 81
Evening star., 1953-09-24
HELP-WoMEN tcon,.l

CLERK-TYPIsT; national finance
teresting work. free disqualification
and insurance, merit salary increases
and other benefits; conv. located in
Brightwood. COMMERCIAL CREDIT
CORP, 5913 Ga. ave. NV, Ia.
9-7200. "a
Evening star., 1953-09-24

COSMETIC CLERK, experienced;
full time; good hours and Lay.
land rd. Sc. 10. S-2974. 80
DENTAL ASSISTANT, age 20 to 80;
experience not necessary; must be
neat in appearance; Bethesda ofice.
Evening star., 1953-09-24
SALESMAN

for lighting fixture de-
partment of large ell-established
wholesale electrical supply store.
Apply 3726 10th st. ne. between
and 5 pm. 30
Evening star., 1953-09-24

ROOFER, exper. with shingles, Stag.
gutter and spout. Also eXper. helper.
Call after 5 pm, LU. 4-5616.
Evening star., 1953-09-24
HELP---MEN
RODMAN

on subdivision work
Apply Mr. sCHECTER, c. E.. ME
S-5744 "a
Evening star., 1953-09-24
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN

MACHINE OPERA
TOR-NCR 1000. in ofice of local
Country Club. 5Ha days. Meals and
transp. furn. OIL. 9-S64O. pa
Arizona sun., 1953-02-13
A Siqn Of The Times

The cose for true Americonm difficult make The
achievement Of in the horse OF different color
Regardless Of the difficulties great strides being made
being achieved all Of country North South
and West. be sold that in in
which demand that human rights be granted
TO all groups who make our greet country
Georgia, the Solicitor General, Ben Gonond eommuted
The death of Negro Veteran Of the Korean War be-
The trial had not been impartial He asked by the
county grand Jury resign He sold ho he had intentions
and would do the thing faced with the
ISSUE This in the State Of Georgia.
In North Carolina, the Attorney General has cotobo-
roted A. c. p appealing the "eye ball rope
Of Arizona Judge Strvekmeyer this week
decision which beyond doubt is the greatest step
toword Notwithstanding thot segregation makes for
on class citizenship and Unconstitutional In other words he
ruled thot segregation per Sc is unconstitutional.
Without doubt people in desire be fair
in their relations with other people who differ with regard to
color creed They have desired support of the legal
channels bolster their in matters where decency
cerned These people have been vocal the bgot mi
noy is reasonable predict that result Of favorable
decisions the desire extend equal opportunities tor oil
will be increased.
Of working toward full integroon local
school systems be that concerned have
been emoonoy prepared for change toward Ameonsm For
several months study has been the matter
nteeroting children teachers truly American fashion,
courageous of Bob and his Board
This done Immediately otter stote legislature removed
fe mandatory provisions OF segregation OF school Children
Other quickly followed tucson expected thot
Phoenix would follow The studies conferences legal
and the willingness Of school trustees to end
all make Phoenix Pottern Pretty we in Phoenix
will have told time and
noney that there Fundamental differences between
and that given equal opportunities all will
ceed under the circumstances oo we
will realize ho in communities not far from Phoenix Negroes
teaching in and administrators in schools where Wne
offend.
the side of right The annals of American history
provide with evidence that have had many Ameri
who have advocated freedom should be shared equally
by all people, We celebrate this month the birth dates Of
Of such greet Americans Washington and lincoln.
Arizona sun., 1953-02-13
By JAMES r. LAWSON

(Accredlted UN correspondent
UNIT ED NATIONS, N. Y.
(GlobaD This reporter will have
some. comments to make on the
various news dispatches being sent
back from Africa by C.. l.. Su1Z-
berger of the New York Times,
Robert ,Raurk Of the ScrippS-How-
ard Synricate, and Malcolm John
son of the. International News
Service, and. A. T. Steele of. the
New York Herald Tribune What
is actually needed is for our Me-
gro newspapers to send some of
their reporters on three to six
months tour. of all Africa to get
the facts. Negroes in America
want to know what is happening
in Africa and they want it from
the pens of their own writer's.
EGYPT The Superintendent
Of the Canadian National Insti-
tute for the Blind, who is him
self totally blind, arrived in Cairo,
Egypt, where he will establish a
demonstration center for the re-
Mobilization and training of the
blind throughout the Middle East
He is Arthur Napier Magill who
will direct the project under an
assignment from the. UN Techni-
cal Assistance Administration to
blueprint nationwide rehabilital
ton program for Egypt's blind
population. He will be assisted
by a British specialist in home
teaching to the blind and a yoca-
tional guidance expert from the
International Labor Organization.
'e BRITISH GUIANA-The Inter-
national Bank for Reconstruction
vmd~Development, UN Specialized
Agency, announced twill send an
eight-man general economic sur
'vey mission to British Guiana for
a six-week study of the territory's
economic potentialities and to
make recommendations to help
the government formulate and
carry out a long-term develop
ment program. E. Harrison Clark,
of the Banks department of op-
eratiOns for the Western Hemis-
phere, will head the mission. The
Bank also announced the appoint
ment of Francois-Didier Gregh,
French budget director from 1914
to 1949, as director of operations
for Asia and the Middle East.
INDIA-Primary education ia
cilities are far from satisfactory
in India, but the prospects for
compulsory education program