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SPECIAL NOTICES

WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts contracted by any one but
myself. KENNETH E. Mccoy, 1875
Mintwood pl. NV, D. c. 2Os
] WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
other than myself. = CLARENCE
SPRINGFIELD. 4069 Minnesota ave.
ne. Apt. No. 81. D. c. 2O'
THE RIGGS NATIONAL BANK or
WASHINGTON, d. C.--Shareholoers
Nee MeetingmNotiee is hereby given
rectors special meeting Of the
shareholders of The Riggs National
Bank Of Washington D c.. will be
held at its banking house at No 1908
pennsylvania Avenue, NV in the
City CITY OF Washington. District Of Co.
70. 1864. at 100 O'Clock AM. for
the purpose of considering and de.
terminine by vote whether an agree.
ment to consolidate the said Bank
and The Washington Loan and Trust
6 s proys Masn II s sws 81 Yna sss
United States. shall be ratified and
confirmed; and for the purpose OF
voting upon any other matters in.
cidental to the proposed consolida.
tion OF the two banks. A copy OF the
aforesaid agreement, executed BY a
VI thN CStOlo Va SdCE vi
the two banks. providing for the
consolidation, is on file at the bank
and may be inspected during bushes,
hours The stock transfer books If
this bank will be closed at the close
OF business on September II 1854
opening OF business on September
30 1854 c MCCORMACK
Cashier
THE WASHINGTON LOAN Ann
TRUST COMPANY. - shareholders'
Meetiug--Notice is hereby given
that pursuant nar 70 eall Of It's Direc-
sS5s Special os Nm Mee5ns Of the share
and Trust COMPANY will be held at
its bankins house at No 300 r
Street NV. In the City Of Wash.
inston, District Of Columbia, or
Wednesdas September 90; 1854,
pose Of considerins and determin-
ing by vote whether an Agreement
dated August "a, 1854. TO consoli.
date the said Company and The
Rises National Bank of washington
p e; LOCATED in the CITY Of Wash.
the provisions Of the laws Of the
United States, shall be ratified and
confirmed; and for the purpose Of
voting upon any other matters In.
eidental to the proposed console.
Of the aforesaid Agreement. exc.
cuted By q majority Of the Director.
of each OF the two banks. provid.
ing for the. consolidation d on fils
at the bank and NAV be inspected
during business hours The stocl
transfer books of this bank will bt
closed at the close OF business or
September II, 1854. and remain
closed until the opening Of bust
ness on September 80. 1854
GEORGE o SCHWEINHAuT
TraayHraT
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GET OUT
OF DEBT

LET BUDGET PLAN
Get YOU out of debt with payments
you can afford regardiess OF how
many YOU owe No security or IN
dorsers, Not o loan conapany---one
place to pay.
THE BUDGET PLAN
i4o6 G ST. NV. Ma. S-l75e
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Public
Relations
$4,000

Age 30-35. married. college
education. with good indus
trial public relations expert
efice. preferably biz company
BACKGROUND with substantial
publicity experience Tall
medal and public industry
contact. Able to ARRANGE for
publicity, conferences, con-
ventions, etc. TO generally
supplement sales promotion
division activities.
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HElP----AsN

DELIVERY OFFICE MAN. white. Ga
35; fast. Know city well Varied
duties: once, warehouse, truck de-
liveries. Typing, sales exp helpful.
Wholesale Arm. Start $50 wk. |:
raises. Call MR.. COHEN, Ii. q.
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Craftsman

Age open. Experienced in
subdivision. land planning.
storm sewer and similar de-
yeloument work. Permanent
1osition with consulting EN-
rineering hrnl. Starting SAL
arv OF S5a-S1 90 weekly, de-
pending on man.
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CLOTHING
SAL, FSM AN


One Of Washinston's finest men
experienced, well-mannered cloth
ins salesman, for permanent posi-
ton Offering high earnings and
pleasant working conditions. Must
have experience In finest mems
clothing stores and be ablc to serve
high-class clientele. Apply Mr..
Martin, I'd floor. or write confiden-
LEWIS & THOS. SALTZ
1909 G st. NV.
COLLECTION AND CONTACT MEN
l2l, inside and outside work, ase
25-4O yrs; car and maintenance
furnished; good opportunity for
qualified applicant. Outline ability
and experience in FIRST letter to Box
COLEEctT Or SALESMAN - Lee.
company has opening for, a coliec-
tor-salesnnan. exper., with car to
collect and sell on weekly established
accounts. Steady employment. ex-
Good sslary. plus top eommissions
on sales paid weekly. ALLSTATE
HOME EQUIPMENT CO.. 1719 Kali
c OLE "a; H;x life insur-
ance. Established debts in Va, Md.
anu ~. ". 9htdIy pluS CDIu- dAtl
program. Cali Monday am. EQUIT-
ABLE LIFE INSURANCE CO.. JU,
COLLECTOR. adiustor to work for
large furniture store. Must have
car. Excellent starting salary plus
car allowance to willing worker
EASTERN FURN. CO.. 500 H st. ne
CONTACT MAN. young, white. with
some sales experience, for. national
wholesale: 5-day wk.. regular hours
and steady work. company benefits
1121 9TH st. NV. al
CONSTRUCTION SUPERVISOR -
Must have local. recent experience
on apt. house construction. Jot
starts in 10 days. Write Box 395-A
Sta
CORRESPONDENT. first class. expert
enced in contro oSe, semi-lega .,
cRE 2 ITiac cLRRRIY You man NV With
D. c. drivers permit to assist
credit manager. THE CROWN CO.
csSHaDrsTs e M al aiM; and asst cTedi,
open in small instailment business
must be steady and sober, able furn
good reference. Give details AND
salary. Both positions now open
Reply conf. Box 34S-Y. Star I'll
CREDIT MANAGER
Immediate opening. experience nee.
essary, preferably automotive, mus
personality good salary and com
panv benefits Write giving flIl
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WEDDING INVITATIONS
Samples: prices mailed on request
NORTH WASHINGToN PRESS. INC
"a. 9-3032. RA. fj-88S3
PIANO INSTRUCTION
Exper. teacher, Peabody certificate
Home lessons II desired. WA. 7-2I47
ROAD SCHOOL
formerly Naylor I'd. Nursery school,
new Offering in addition to Nursery
and Kindergarten.
FIRST GRADE
BEGINNING Sept. 1854, with q cur.
riculum to meet the needs of tht
Individual child. French, music an
u pE1rsssclas,on; full educational program
24o3 NAYLOR RID. Sc.
1906 r ST. Sc.
PHONE LU. 4-5lI4
Affiliated with
Anacostia Nursery School and
Kindergarten
1924 You St. Sc. LU. 4-5757
LIMITED TRANSPORTATION
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Sales
Manager
$500

Age 30-3S. married. college
education. 5 years successful
experience in sales and sales
supervision. willing to re-
locate.
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AUCTION SALES

ANTIQUES and modern furniture
glass. china, brie-a-brac. etc: Thurs.
1.3p pm. SUBURBAN AUCTIONS
Rockville. Nd.
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CLASSIFIED AID RATES:
Locol Advertisers
8 Lines Minimum

LILIES MInImumI
time. Acc per line,
to 8 times consecutively. Gle ne,
line
times consecutively. Ssc Der line
new automobiles. 66c per line t4-line
minimum)
Special Notices and Personal. &c ne,
line additional.
out-of-town rate. e6e Der line eacf
insertion
Claims for errors must be made IL
time for correction before secons
insertion
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HElP....-MEN
CTERK-TYpTST

Permanent position. j6-day week. age
B to %. must have an aptitude for
figures and neat penmanship. Apply
CAPITOL PRINTING INK CO.. 500
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20co discount on purchases and
many other worthwhile benefits.
APPLY DURING REGULAR STORE
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
9th FLOOR, MAIN BLDG.
Woodward & Lothrop
10th. 18th. F AND G SITS. NV.
CASHIER, experienced, 6-day week
Steady position. Write, giving age,
exper., refs. BOX 394-A, Star. al
CASHIER. local General Motors
dealer has an opening for q cashier;
automotive experience helpful but
not essential. Call Mr.. Bertini at
CIVIL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. with
extensive photogrammetric map
ping experience for top level posi-
ton with mapping hrm. Send brief
resume education, experience and
salary requirements. Replies held In
confidence. Box 4n0-Z. Star. 10
CLAIMS ADJUSTER, experienced in
handling casualty insurance claims.
Telephone MR.. McGREGOR, Elk.
1890 between and IL am. IA
CLERK for cigar counter. experience
in handling Of magazines. candy
PP nd f9sssso 17c Ape eonn sG avs
CLERKsMl2i. white, under As,
raised in washington area and not
subject to military service. to learn
credit investigating by telephone.
Large credit-reporting ONCE near
18th and H SITS. NV. Hours. $50
to B; half q day Saturday. Salary
based upon experience. Phone MA.
S-111S. Do not apply unless en-
ployed now. -23
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CANVASSER, storm windows. Salary
Plus commission. Car not necessary
Apply 1885 10th st. me-. Monday
CARPPENTiER FOREMAN. working. TOT
salary. year-round work; salary
guaranteed: experienced layout
large ard small jobs. Box 1877
Star III
CARPENTER, LIST class all phases o.
home bldg. See Mr.. Osborne, 6101
Berkshire dr., Bethesda. or call HUI
CARPENTER for new work. onl,
mechanics apply after 9 pm. sat
csARPENTTRRRs te,. trim men. 14ti
and North Meade. ,Arl.. Va. toppo,
site Two lima Statue).
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and trim
steady. good mechanics only. Sill
| yer Spring area. JU. S-2065. -
CARPENTERS; must be good on trim
| work; have own transportation
| sober, reliable men only. Appl
GENERAL INDUSTRIES. 11Q9 JET
/ ferson Davis hwy. Arlington, mil
south of 14th st. Bridge, 1880 I'm
| Monday.
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sHElp'-..--MEN

ACCOUNTANT, semisenior, perm. stan
position. with estab. loo, C.P.A. firm.
ABBY BY letter III own hand writ. nag,
stating exper..5 education ana salary
requirement. Sox 1904. Star. Lii
ACCOUNTANT. JR., for CPA once in
s sssnssd 81, M Macs Can MR.. TOWN ,s
AcG0iuNfANf--ffSos . local c.P.A. firm
Some once Or acctE. exper. . redui-
site. Sal. open. Box 350-Y. Star.
ACCOUNTANT IN. for cpA oitice.
and salary desired. Box 1917. Star.
for C.P AS Office; ex-
cellent opportunity for right person.
Apply In own Handwriting giving
experience and salary expected.
Box l9S-X, Star. ia
ACCOUNTING CLERK, JR.--National
org, int. in neat appear. man with
some exper. In accounting. Ans. in
own handwriting. State exper.. educ.
and telephone number. Box &C.,.
ACCOUNTANT, JR., for cpA frm. s4 Re.
ply in own Handwriting, stating age,
marital status, education, experience
and salary desired. Good orportu-
ADVERTISING MAN for large Ma.
ton wide personal finance company.
Requirements. age 25-35, must be
expert in copy writing, creative art
and layout. must have ability to
produce and develop ideas, must
have ability to work on own initia-
tive. WORK viii be largely in direct
mail and newspaper advertising
IF YOU E1e&t these requirements and
are Interested In this opportunity
apply TO III. y. CRANSHAW, Suite
Ala Ring BLDG, 18th and M SITS
n W on NIOfl Sent .tl Z
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RESEARCH CORP.
Riverdale Md WA 7-4444 Ext. Toe
CUSTODIAN-4 apis. In return fol
services, rent reduced to $25 mo-
DENTAL Tf.CHNICIAN, finisher and
polisher for metal department.
RYNEX a. SAXON DENTAL LAB
ORATORY, 1927 10th st. NV.
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ADMIN. ASSIST, $3.50
SECY. -BKPR., $3.50
MGR OPER, $3.50
RECEIPT. elk, $3.50
CLERK-TYPIST, $3.50
BEGR. CLERK. $3.50
ACCTG. CLERK, $24O
DICT. OPER., 1868
TELETYPE OPR., $40
MALE
CLERK-TYpIST, $3.50
BKPR. (FC). $3.50
ACCTG. CLERK, $500
UNDERWRITERS TRAINEE, S225
CLERK -STENO, $500
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ASSISTANT BUYERS
APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
THE HEIGHT co.
r st. Mt 9TH NV.
u. y 2. =. y -
AUTO DETAIL MAN

AUTO DETAIL MAN
Man with new or used car exper..
able to handle details: also. able to
close deals One Of our clients
s saeh 1sn mani trscs a nP grG ssssS MIR Rr
KAHN. for appt. All replies con-
AUTO FRAME AND FRONT END
Observation-Disclosures openings for
exp. frame and front-end mechanic:
5-day week: best Of working cond.;
excellent opportunity ior steady man man
AGTo h ME S;i hi s.'1 Hss class men,
steady position with large GIN
dealer See Mr.. Carr, ALDER OLDS-
MOBILE. INC. 1880 14th st. NV.
AUTO MECHANIC, must be exper. on
ail cars and day, furnish refs GcSd
n aarS 70 sasnlasa sfaTioS Main
ave. and M st. s.w. ME. S-96S9.
AUTO PARTS. counterman; exper.
Good salary. BOX 75-x. Star;
AUTO PARTS MAN, white, Mopar
experience preferred: must be as-
qualified man; usual employs bene-
fits. Our employees know of this ad.
Reply by letter stating age. ex-
perience. etc. Box l2s-x. Star
AUTO statesmen for used car dent.
dealers. Floor time every day and
plenty Of play, An opportunity to,
become connected with progress
sive organizatiop and make good
money. Apply Mr.. Posner. FRANK
SMALL, Jr. INC. 1886 Good Hope
AUTO Statesmen. used ears. ex-
ssaes e the W sarpess ss cars in town.
Plenty OF activity. easy financing.
You do. no outside soliciting. For
personal interview, call MR.. MI
SaA AIT 4yr q ME po 40 In T.
AUTOMOTIvE REPRESENTATIVE
t. cover washington s ME b Mes
automotive jobber or factory expert
ence, knowledge of territory, car.
Salary, expenses. bonts plan, health
insurance and pension plan: Reply.
stating experiences, age, and salary
e eosses mR e GEORGE S5 INV r. Frey FEY ct
Hotel 24O0 Monday and Tuesday,
September 20-21. Ia
SALESMAN - Opening
for just one top-notch man TO Join
small hard-hitting sales force.
Salary and commission, demonstra-
pany dement's. Applications will be
held in strict confidence. Apply to
Mrs. r. q. johnson. LEE D. BUT
LER, Packard, corner of Florida
and Conn. ayes. NV. AID. $4,000.
AUTO SALESMAN for large General
Motors dealer: exper. pref. Largest
firm has opening for one good man.
Box 4I6-A. Star. I'll
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NEED MONDAY

FEMALE
7SHists. 1890. gen. on. S2.40t
top salary: Dictaphonl
Operators: MATTRESSES; Fountain
Girls, VIII. or col.
Yard man, bldg. supplies: salesman
t2l, auto parts, exp: Janitors. VIII
and col, live In; Collection men
under 80. car furn.: Dishwashess
VIII. and col.
TATE
A Licensed Agency
Gath and r. J., MI. Rainier
union 4-311S
TREE SURGEON
|Exper. nusery man or beg. near D
c.; perm. Miss Bell, MA. &2S4O.
BOYD'S, Cor. q & 18th
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HELP MANTEp--AeENclEs
Manager
Analyst
$500

Age 30-3S. married. college
decree In economics. business
administration, accounting or
statistics. Private industry ex-
perience in budget control,
statistics and analytical re-
search required. Substantial
portion OF experience must
have been at executive level
with responsibility for pro-
gram planning. Must be Will
ling to relocate.
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ARCHITECTURAL DRAF T 8 M A N
graduate architect with 2-5 years
experience, able to prepare complete
working drawings from sketches for
residential, RELIGIOUS and Industrial
buildings. Also desirable II capable
manent position open for qualified
man. BENJAMIN p. ELLIOTT
architect S4f6 Georgia ave. Silver
Sprtns. ~. 9-7126, JU. 9-2546.
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AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN

2. = ldEFG II WH3L We Uutf.
l. Top earnings. Salary and commits.
sion basis.
2; Opportunity to sen an AL new
8. Security Of q QUALITY type sale,
force.
Here Is the type Of man we want:
sonality. s
Q. Automotiye OF other type sale.
experience.
s. Hard worker with ambition and
initiative.
good To yOu---and you think you car
uualfy-come In. see Ward n
Barnett, jr.
ANACosTIA MOTOR CO.
Chrysler- Pfymouth
170S Good Hope Rd. Sc.
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TYPIST-S3.2OO

TYPIST-$3 200
Private news organization. immed,
70 w.p.m.. new attractive offices,
B d.; train for promotion.
ORDER CLERKS t2) $40
JOBS. INC.
1740 K st. NV. RE. 7-3153
ELECTRONICS
M. Z. and z E., design. research and
development In all fields, national
organization. NO FEE. To $4,000.
SALES
Several positions In sales offering
excellent salary and commission.
SECRETARIES
Legal So, 900
Manufacturing SO, 900
National organization -- So, 900
Association So 400
Juniors tseveraD ------I $3.50
WALTER Fl. KESSLER
fDarcnnpal Gnrr,fras nlHn
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POTOMAC EMPL. AGCY.
& BUSINESS SCHOOL
1884 Wilson Blvd. Ari. IA. T-051s
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AUTOMOBILE Statesmen

Addison Chevrolet Sales has an open
who can produce, III commission
with 500 minimum on sale of new
car plus f0S6 additional commission
on accessories sold. 1854 car fur
nished. II ydn have o proven record
to i tafs adysntsse 81 tRis opnor .
tunity. to increase your earnings
See Mr.. Davis.
ADDISON CHEVROLET SALES. INC.
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CREDIT MANAGER
Immediate opening, experience nee,
essary, preferably automotive. mus
have neat appearance and goor
personality: good salary and com
pany benefits. Write, giving full
particulars. Box AGA. Star. 81
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Management
Trainee
$4,000

Age 1927. college degree In
business administration or ac-
counting. Personable with
high MANAGEMENT potential.
No experience required.
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ATTENTION, WOMEN

Accountants. srs.,3 seMi-srs.. and jrs,
for CPAs Highest Salaries
Bookkeepers. retail $S5 up
Bkpr contractor. 8 days $Tl
Asst. bkprs.. NV. Alex, o. o. $50
MGR. operators CD NV: .Arl. $50,
Cashier. young. me-, early hrs. $50
Clerk-typist, 90 wpIn ~. Q60
Secy -stenog., NV. -S300-S32s
Credit collection man 49, SIS
Young man. art bkgrd., LIS pm.
Secys., stenogs., typists. clerks, pB1,
bkprs., ONCE mach. operators; many
select positions; highest salaries.
ATLAS, RE. 7-5767
1870 New York Ave. NV. RIM. 500
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BUTCHER
CAB DRIVERS

CAB DRIVERS
Men to drive Diamond Cabs. II yor
do not have an Identification card
We train YOU in few days. SEE
MR. FITZPATRICK
ILL., 3-5IO2 l31 18th st, NE
CABINET MAKER - Experienced
GOOD salary and working conditions
Apply CUSTOM CABINET 81 FIX
TURES CO., rear 524 9TH st. Sc
after IL am. Monday, Tuesday.
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Closing Hours:
SUNDAY EDITION, 10 Pm. FRIDAY
MONDAY EDITION, 8 Pm. SUNDAY
TUES. to FRI. 9 PM. DAY BEFORE
SATURDAY EDITION. 10 PM FRI.
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1905 @ NV. NO PHONE CALLS
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between age 1895. TO
learn trade in artificial limb shop;
VA approved; hours 8 to 4:30; B.
day week. vacation and holiday with
pay. Apply METAL LIMB MANU-
Ak 1HTEEF on sy Asc ha ES n hi
Exper. In residence and com. Must
be able to produce renderings that
sell designs. Partnership POSSIBLE
Give exper.. details. Box 60-A. Star
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GENERAL EMPLOY.
1907 H ST. NV.
GUARANTEED
JOB SATISFACTION AND SERVICE
all types, are yours at FRANKLIN
PERSONNEL COUNSELORS, 1870
14th st. NV. DU. 1877.
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CARPET LAYER

Experienced. excellent working con-
ditions. year around employment.
20cs discount on purchases and
many other worthwhile benefits.
APPLY DURING REGULAR STORE
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Cameraman- Stripper
Top fight. excellent opportunity
exper. in color work. Apply in per.
SON.. MOORE g. MOORE. INC. 1924
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ADvERTISING LAYOUT ARTIST
Man or Woman
Experienced; to assist art director;
newspaper or advertising agency ex-
pies, main floor, 1887 r st. NV. Sci
itaks LENENTHAI -19
Evening star., 1954-10-23

The Federation of Civic Asso-
Citations last night urged the
District Commissioners to reject
any candidate for executive or
administrative position in the
Fire Department who has indi-
Gated racial bias.
The Federation also urged CO.
operation of it's member associa-
tions with all other civic and
citizens groups to prepare for
eventual integration of the pres
ent civic and citizens associa-
tions.
Approval of actions by the
District Commissioners, the Po-
lice Department and School
Supt. Hobart NJ. Corning during
the recent school disturbances
was voted on motions by George
Butler. vice president.
support or a National Capital
Housing Authority project adja-
cent to Area B in Southwest was
urged, and a committee appoint
ed to appear at a hearing on the
project.
The group indorsed the guid-
ance program of the Washington
Urban League after hearing Lisle
Carter of the league tell of op-
portunities for Negroes in engi-
neering, electronics and other
specialized occupations.
DR.. G. Herbert Marshall, pres
ident, conducted the meeting in
the board room Of the District
Building.
Evening star., 1954-10-23
Constontine Brown
Tito Heading Back to the Fold
Yugoslov Dictutor's Bitter Fight Was With Stolin;
But Molenkov Sends Bouquets to Belgrade

Communist. Without our mill
tary and economic help there
is no doubt that Moscow's
satellites, Bulgaria, Romania
and Hungary, would have sue
cessfully invaded Yugoslavia
and the Iron Curtain would
have been drawn over to the
Adriatic.
Tito's expulsion from the
Soviet body polite helped us
in crushing the Communist
guerrillas who were fighting
Greece. Tito denied them
Macedonia as a base of opera
ton against the Greek armies.
We have been the pay.
master and principal purveyor
of military equipment and
economic and financial as
Sistance to Tito, branded by
Moscow as a Communist rene
gade. But it is becoming
obvious that throughout the
years of the break with the
U. S. S. r. his heart has be-
longed to daddy in Moscow.
His conflict was directly with
Stain and once the Red die
tator died a rapprochement
with the new Kremlin team
was inevitable.
Contrary to general belief,
the row which split Yugo-
slavia from the Reds was not
theological. Tito, in Stalin's
judgment. had only grown too
big for his breecfes. Through
out the years of repudiation
the Yugoslay dictator re-.
manned a strongly avowed
Communist who never disap-
proved nor recanted on doc
trine.
The bad feeling between
Stain and Tito was not trans
ferred to the new dictatorship
which controls the u. S. S. r.
According to available infor-
nation the relations between
Tito and Malenkov have al
ways been cordial. They date
from the time when Tito was
a high official of the NKVD
before the Second World War
and Malenkov was a lesser
luminary in the Kremlin
hierarchy.
Evening star., 1954-10-23
Race Bias Test Asked U. ). Seizes Land
In Fire Appointments For Back Taxes

A tract of land owned by the
Puritan Church at Tilden
street and Broad Branch road
NV. has been taken over by the
United States Government for
nonpayment of taxes.
The property was sold for
$17.500, minimum fixed price,
when none of the approximately
80 persons attending the auction
Thursday bid above this figure.
Internal Revenue Service Off
cials explained that the sum,
less expenses for the sale, will
be credited to the tax debt of the
organization. Officials stated
that it owes the Government
$69,352.7l in taxes and interest
for the period 1945-48.
The group has the right of
redemption for one year, after
which the property can be sold
Slightly over 1.6 acres are in
cluded in the tract, which was
bought by Harrison Parker, 73-
year-old contest promoter. as
the site for his Puritan
Church."
The Internal Revenue Service
alleges that money for the pro-
posed construction was obtained
from a puzzle contest which
brought in $3.50, 900 before postal
inspectors stopped Mr.. Parker's
mail.
Mr.. Parker has contended in
a long series of court litigation
that the money from the con-
test is not subject to income tax.