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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-13
CAN YOU?
Director of Education,
Pc. Box 3046,
Washington, D. C.

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, ambitious.
with car; will receive intensive train
Ing in all phases Of real estate prac..
tice. Someone willing to learn and
work hard to get into higher income
real ESTATE S$i re- SALESMAN 0s AP fuIl time
for Falls Church once; good oppor;
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN-We have
opening for , good wide awake men
to sell real estate in Silver Spring;
Full time. or can work into full
eaq9a 5000 5000 liv MGsN cal for sppoins
ment, THOMPSON d GRAY, Real
tors, JU 5-6lUU. IA
REAL ESTATE statesmen. must be
ambitious and aggressive; excel. Be,
thesda ground-floor location; fun
f fe NJ 5sd RE tSE HBRs 7s5 $50 w E
REAL Estate SALESMAN. week
ends! Full or part time Men or
women. Learn to earn $4,000 VI.
: pm: sharp .ases 1880: Finest
sales, training for D. c.. Md, and
Va, in ) wks. Must have car. Don't
phone! PAUL J. MILLER, l Thomas
circle. have trained over 1000
=, since 19+3i Ex. 3l19;ox .o,o..s
H 9HLESNIhNs NUlOI Gu
well-established office; liberal COM
mission. Box ok. Star.
REAL ESTATE Substantive need
an experienced salesman in our new
Rockville, Maryland, Office II you
are energetic and have had some
experience We can show you how to
earn $4,000 year and be happy
at the same time. J. WESLEY
BUCHANAN. INC. e13 Commerce
lane. Rockville, Md. Po: 2-61l7.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. for Ar
elderly person wishing to work and
help promote business. Call ia,
o-6s93 for appt.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN: one who
is the. sole support of their family;
49, listing comTission: 5Nr sales
TOR. Ut. $1,000; Lo. 4-7700.
REAL ESTATE statesmen, expert
ence not necessary. We can train
you to earn big money II you have
the ability to sell. TOWN g. SUB
URBAN 1911 Wisconsin ave. NV,
REAL ESTATE Statesmen. exper..
make change for the better. in
crease your income; it's fact, we
pay top commissions. choice llstings;
numerous company-owned homes to
sell: confidential interview. SIND
AAS AsA WV 1io' 4~v',;
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN-You can
now affiliate yourself with realtor
who has long been associated with
the real estate business in Mont
gomery Co. Md. Ground floor Offices,
Call Mr.. William A. Walsh, COFF-
MAN REALTY CO.. JU. 9-4123.
REAL ESTATE sALEsMAN-we have
opening for . good wide-aw
men to sell real estate in Silver
INTO fun time n'e t Coed working KIN con-
ditions. Earn good living. Call for
appointment. THOMPSON & GRAY,
JU, 5-6100. IA
Real Estate Statesmen
for expanding progress
9iye firm M.T2snd ws in ns NV and
than we can handle and you can
expect I'LL cooperation. ANDkIS
REALTY, 81. 2-9O70. -13
REAL ESTATE experienced real
estate salespeople, for full-time
work; new lst-floor office. in the
Woodmoor shopping center; pro-
gressiVe ONCE specializing in NV
multiple listing system. Call office
secretary for appt. Monday. CHES-
TER H. KELLER, Realtor. JU, 81
ZOO. -l3
REPAIR MAN, REFRIGERATOR or wash
ing machine: fun time; good salary.
bonus: permanent. Call Monday,
ia. $1,000.
experienced: full-time en-
ployment assured. r. NJ. SMALL,
TIE $500. Ia
RO0FER, experienced Call JE.
3-S432, between 1890 am and
lo.3N d m or 1 go 10 6.Hn. Il IA
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PHARMACISTS

REGISTERED. excellent salary: 44-houl
week; q holidays a year with pay.
Large prescription business: idea
working conditions, excellent chance
Tor advancement; vacation with pay
after / year, sick leave after year,
insurance and disqualification avail
able after 9 months employment:
over 80 with 2 yrs. service. Write
or apply in person to Mr.. c. B.
Aldrich. PEOPLES DRUG STORES.
INC, $50 l. It'll st. NV, Washington,
D. c. end floor over our 18th and
g SITS. store.l Ho. 2-1234. Ext, -354.
PHOTO AND ART statesmen for
new Arm; great opport. for. 3 So
iicitors. commereial man and man
ai4a wilson. Arl. AM 'N' va
PHOTOGRAPHERS, coupon men; lge.
pix. 81 F.. 10eo comm. Apply Mon.
through Fri. 1888 Pa. ave. Sc.
PHOTOGRAPHIC DARKROOM tech
nician. Large local publishing plant
has opening for experienced man;
magazine or custom finishing exper-
ience preferred: excellent oppor-
State qualifications and salary re-
auirements Box 1S1-V, Star.
colored: 1st-class me-
chanics need apply. Job 900. Hamil-
ton st. ne. A. JAMES BAD1NI d
9 AND HELPER, for jobhing
enced in B. G., with drivers permit.
sober and reliable only. Call after
5pm. TIA. 9-1S52.
COMPANY-we can use
l good repairman; must be expert
enced. neat and furnish references.
Call MR.. MELLINGER. OIL. 2-4656
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HELP-MEN

HAND CONFESSION. good habits.
with some knoWledse Of plsten press
preferred but not required. Give age.
experience and references: (Noh-
union Shopl BOY l63-X. Star. IA
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ELIZABETH PINKSTON
Personnel Couhseling
Services
lO25 Conn. Ave. NV. Room els

-. f-1IOu
NIGHT CLERK, white, for large mod
able to operate secretarial switcR Se
board; 6-day week; hours, II pm
and T.. EN-. 10000. IA
NIGHT CLERK, PIX exper. pref;
previous hotel exper. not essential.
Apply in person. bet; s am, and
NIGHT Ugh PORTER for general cleaning
eonditions. Apply ALBAN TOWERS,
300 Mass. ave. NV. -13
OFFICE ASST. age 1898. All
typing. shipping, purchasing. Govt.
and commercial sales. Write fully
Jewish or gentle. Box AK. Star.
OFFICE MACHINE REPAIR; to start
start, $500. ABBEY PERsoNNE Ei
1888 Eye st. NV. ST. 3-0l90.
OFFICE MGR. Acct. exper.; able
TO work with people. Sal. $3.50;
start at once. Miss Bell. BoYD'S.
700 18th. cor. G. INA. S-2340).
oPToMETRIsT, for jewelry store.
PAINTERS, strictly first class; car
necessary. Call LO. 5-0062.
PAINTERS, only LIST class need ap-
ply; top WAGES. Reply Box 1S6-X,
PAINT SALESMAN. man to cali on
tors, must be experienced outside
paint salesman. Drawing account
and commissions. CUNNINGHAM
PAINT CO., 2014 NJ st. NV. ia
PAINT SALESMAN TO contact hard
ware stores, painters. maintenance
accounts, for a national paint COM
pany. Experience desirable but not
necessary. Excellent opportunity for
the right man. Box blk. Star.
PAINT SALESMAN toutside). If YOU
are unsatisfed, or have reached your
top earning capacity. or find your
self in a rut. here is your oppor-
tunity. Cali Mr.. Robinson. ST
3-S5S5. UNION WALLPAPER &
PAPERHANGER-Must be highly
qualified; able to paint also: willing
canvas, SCENES, etc. Must be reliable
family man willing to work in Arl-
nEton; EARL w. HIT. ST.. ia.
PATENT ATTORNEY needed by large
Eastern farm mach. mfctr. to sup
plement present Imam pat. dept. In
replying, state education, exper and
salary requirements. Box 354-T,
PATENT LAwYER-capabls of pre-
pairing and prosecuting applica-
tions, rendering infringement and
validity opinions. with minimum of
supervision, as associate in long
established washington firm. Gen
erous salary. assured to man of
highest .aualif. state fully educ. ex-
per-, sal. expected, Box 239-T, Star.
PHARMACIST, experienced, Md. reg
1Stratlon. BRADLEY DRUGS. 5000
Arlington I'd, Bethesda. Md. 10
PHARMACIST, full time; Md. license;
salary open; company benefits. Call
TO, 9-6400 for information. --l3
PHARMACIST-Excel. salary and
hours. Good oppor. for the right
man CHEVY CHASE PHARMACY,
PHARMACIST, able to take COM
plete charge; Sl35 per wk. to start
with offer of partnership to right
m Man. Whelsn}ss % STAR WHELAN
- References, small
store. full or part time. KE. 7-l900
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SALESMAN. to sen and
tional program; prefer political
science, English or history back
ground. Mr.. LLOYD. IN. 3-SS94.
OPERATOR. eoIored
with knowledge Of switchboard for
apt. bldg: hours 2 to $50 pm.
References REQUIRED. DI. 7-s246.
sober. exper.; above
average pay. ADVANCE ELEC.
TRIO, 5516 9TH st. NV. Sat. Sun.
Mon. Ia
ESTIMATOR, expert
enced on commercial and industrial
work. Box 252-X, Star, IA
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HELP MEN

ENGNEERs-civil. soils and me-
ehanical engineers. COLLEGE gradu-
inspection and testing of constfuc-
ton materials. Permanent positions.
vacation. sick leave and retirement
benefits. Personnel Director, WASH.
IN(iTON SUBURBAN SANITARY
COMMISSION. 4ol7 Hamilton st..
Hyattsville Nd
ENGINEER, MECHANICAL
Local development laboratory needs
senior design engineer with expert
ence on machine design, mechan-
isns or related subjects. Excellent
future for right man. Salary open.
Junior engineer also wanted. Call
Mr.. SHARPER, DE. 1880. 20
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HIGHWAY
ENGINEERS
Design engineers for office
work in st. Louis, Mo, in
connection with long-range
highway design program.
Desire adequate experience
or training in geometric de-
sign of interchanges, align
ment and profile computa-
lions and associated work.
Employe benefit and retire
ment plan, paid vacations,
sick leave and paid holidays.
Modern aforementioned Of
fices in st. Louis, downtown
location.
Call Republic 1881 for in
terview appointment.
svERDRUP 81 PARCEL. INC.
1925 Eye st. NV. Washington. D. C.
HOTEL ASSISTANT MANAGER, eX-
perienced man needed at once. Con-
tact s: LIVINGSTONE. ROGER SMITH
HoUsEMAN and chauffeur, middle
who will live in, if possible. EN-.
ICE CREAM Statesmen. for retan
vending route: 5-dsy week; ,S25
JACK K AND All O 5iTE icE cream chi P e:
INSURANCE CASUALTY SPECIAL
AGENT, local branch office, multiple
line company; excellent future; SAL
sry open; Call Mr.. SMITH, AID.
INSURANCE SALESMEN--Are you
now successful life insurance sales
man who would like to double his
income by writing life. casualty and
nre, all with the. same company?
G0Sd cI plan ss Il, YOU 55n ye
or Prince Georges Co. call AP
ANCE co.
INSTRUMENT MAKERS
Excellent shop conditions. liberal en-
ploye dement's; Apply in person.
ACF ELECTRONICS
Division of ACF-Industries. Inc.
500 N. Pitt St. Alexandria, Va.
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Real Estate Statesmen
New Factory Branch

NGW T dCCUI bI dIICII
Academy Award Winning Product.
now in this Area. v, 4 Aog whole. new new
treatment that has revolutionized
windor decor in the West, Midwest
and South. We know it has the
same. immediate. hieh-volume DO
tentia! here in METROPOLITAN Wash
ington. Call National Sales Mana
ger. MR.. ED BOPP for interview,
mr. -ISpS
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hELR-MEN

PAINTERS. experienced only. Call
IA. a-ss4s after 9 pm. lie
PRINTING OFFICE HOrgsn. IN
Rome seeks printing purchasing Of
ficer able to handle production Of
large volume of publications in Eng-
liShs French and Spanish on exact
ing time schedules. Must have ex-
pert knowledge of printing in all
and proofreaders. Sufhcient knoWl-
edge Italian TO negotiate with Itali-
an printers. Good working knovI-
eoge English and for French. Start
ing salary equivalent S3.l20 net Of
tax after Q mos. increase 70 81, 500
net Of tax. Write with full details
Of educ. and exper. 70 Box 326-V.
star
RADIO IEcHNICIAN. white; $50 wk. :;
exper, MISS FOX. 1911 G st. Room
o05 Ma S,oTl6
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SALESMAN

National mfgr. complete line Of
Pemeas s nsassn needs to AZ a S
car to cover est, terri Md. Del.
Wash. D. c. Must live in terri,
Drawing acct. against liberal comm.
Give complete history and photo il
possible in first letter. GOOD MFG.
GO. INC. 1917 Lincoln ave. N. Y.
SALESMAN with eXper Office ma
chimes or related lines. to be sole
representative of Districts only or
sanitation providing all auxiliary
Office services for attorneys. engi-
neers associations, etc; salary and
comm,
BUSINESS SERVICES
1925 Conn. Ave. 4 to 6 pm.
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SALESMAN

JUNIOR EXECUTIVE TYPE
00-year-old life insurance company
has one opening in the Washington
area for a man 25 to 80. preferably
and personable. We have an ex-
cellent training program with as
surred income while learning. Tele-
phone for appointment. RE. 1870.
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ESTIMATOR CLOSER

Must have man with thorough knowl-
edge OF all phases of home i'm
provements. steady employment,
with untold wealth of opportunity
for right man. Write giving age,
experience. refs. and salary desired.
Box AK. Star.
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SALESMAN

SALESMAN
IMMEDIATE OPENING FOR
AN EXPERIENCED FLOOR
MAN. KNOWLEDGE OF
PAINT AN ASSET. PER-
MANENT POSITION TO
QUALIFIED MAN WHO is
WILLING TO WORK.
HUGH-REILLY
1894 n. Y. Ave. NV. Ma. s-1703
SALESMAN-$6,0OO
Up, exper foods. Natl. distr. In
terview here Monday, am, Miss
Morgan. MA S-6250,
PERSONNEL SERVICE
1911 G st. (Estab. u Yrs)
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SALESMAN

Sell full lines cigars. tobaccos and
sundrics. Local retail stores. Must
have experience in selling these or
other merchandise to local drug
stores. groceries, restaurants. etc.
Permanent position, 5-day wk. Car
am. 10 3 pm. wHsH III AHocpNis TO- o.
RACCO CO l21h Ard a ne IA
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SALESMAN ESTIMATOR
For Progressive Home Improvement.
Age no limit. Must be experienced in
remodeling, All leads furnished. Call
TU. 2-R399 for appt II
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SALESMAN

Established Variety Store wholesaler
IN d. c. has immediate opening for
aggressive salesman to cover Wash
area. Must have car. Excel oppor-
tunity for advancement In growing
oreanization. Mr.. BUD. Ii. 3-3494.
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Division of ACF-Industries. Inc.
500 N. Pitt St. Alexandria, Va.
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HELP-MEN
SALES MANAGER

For sheltered workshop with 4 gen.
eral merchandise stores. Interest.
ing useful WORK. Past Department
store or similar sales experience pre-.
ferred. Give fun details Of past
experience and starting salary. Boz
132-X, Star -lg
SAILS REPREsENTATIvR. to handle
exclusive representation with Govt.
and commercial concerns on garbage
and paper pulping machines. Some
college credit required. Business
and local once established; oppor.
tunity for considerable income.
Box 32-X. Star. LIZ
SALES REPRESENTATIVES,, excel
lent sales opportunities for capable
personnel. interested in merchant
distng and supervising service sta
tons In the Metropolitan Area. AGE
IS to 30. Petroleum experience
necessary. Salary. paid vacations.
company benefits, Give complete
resume in your letter, write Box
I.3-N. star. Ia
SALES REPRESENTATIVES
Executive type. with car; UP to Saes
commission paid on this fast selling
with $50 WASHINGTON Arms. This
is real money maker for q hish
type man and offers unlimited op-
portunity for advancement. Tel.
EARL LEVEH, DI. 1852. Monday,
II am. TO : pm.
soft drink Co: sal, and
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HELP-MEk
NEWS EDITOR

NEWS EDITOR
For large national org; minimum S
yrs. experience on daily newspapers,
pervise STAFF of writer's. Willing
70 take overseas assignment later.
To age 40. By Apt. only. Start
So'oeu.
WRITER
For public relations stan Of large
national org; Journalism degree, at
least ) yrs. eXper. in writing Of
news releases. magazine article ma
terial. speeches. Willing to take
overseas assignment Bring samples
By sppt. only. Start $4,000.
RADIO-TV WRITER
Assist rsdio-TV chief Of large organ
ization in planning and writing of
scripts and relating to networks
Experienced only To age 35. Bring
sample scripts. By appt. only. Start
$500.
SALES REP.
Many opportunities with national
concerns. Salary plus comm.
OFFICE
Secretary. young. shtd,, typins. to SIS
Mimeogranh ops. tseversD to $1,000
Bkkpr.. dble entry $50
Hotel Clerk typins. young,
Many Other Positions, Salaries Vary
NO REGISTRATION FEE
HOurg, M0Hdav- Friday OK
Evening star., 1955-06-14

The International Union of
Electrical Workers, CIO, today
laid the cornerstone of its new
100000 Office building at 1926
Sixteenth street NV.
Union officials took the oppor-
tunity to announce the illness of
IUE President James B. Carey,
who underwent an emergency
operation for an ulcer at George
Washington University Hospital
last night. He was reported
doing we'll this morning.
The new Office building, to be
occupied in october, is directly
across the street from the Soviet
Embassy.
David j. Mcdonald, president
of the CIO steelworkers, the
guest at the ceremony, noted
the proximity to the Embassy
and said, 81 hope that wher
Soviet officials do look across the
street it will somehow permeate
their minds that here stands a
symbol of the free-trade unior
movement and a symbol of the
dignity of the individual. I hope
they get ideas that will inspire
them to do something about the
enslaved millions in their lands.
AL Hartnett, secretary-treas-
urer of the IUE, said the build
Evening star., 1955-06-14
Per Diem Workers
To Get Increase

The Commissioners yesterday
approved a 6-cents-an-hour in
crease for the city's $500 or SC
per diem workers, effective July
/ If a supplemental appropria-
ton can be obtained.
The increase will cost about
$4O0, 900. A supplemental request
for the amount will be submitted
Immediately, it was said.
Under the new wage scale, a
laborer now making 1892 day
would make $10.40.
The workers affected are
engaged largely in sanitary
engineering activities, as well as
highway, buildings and grounds
and other city services.
The District Wage Board ad-
vised the Commissioners that
wage levels in the Washington
area apparently have increased
at least 6 cents an hour since
the Districts wage scheduled was
last adjusted in September. 1858
Evening star., 1955-06-14
Cornerstone for Building
Laid by Electrical Union

ing will be named the Philip
Murray Building in memory OF
the late president of the CIO
and steel workers. Mr.. Murray
was instrumental in establishing
the IUE-CIO five and a hall
years ago when a rival organiza-
ton, the UE, was expelled from
the CIO on the grounds it was
Communist-infiltrated.
The seven-story building viii
house headquarters for the 400,.
000-member organization which
has been built in the f1ve-and.
a-half-year period.
Participating in the corner.
stone ceremony today were MIR
Carey's wife, Margaret, anc
son, James, jr.
The Most Rev. Patrick A
O'Boyle, Archbishop of Wash
ington, gave the invocation anc
paid tribute to Mr.. Murray, who
was a close personal friend.
Others participating in the
ceremony were William F
Schnitzler, secretary treasurer
of the AFL, and one of the key
officials in the plan for merg-
ing the AFL and CIO, and Vic
tor Reuther, brother and as
sistant to Walter Reuther, pres
| ident of the CIO.
Evening star., 1955-06-14
District Man Dies
lin Window Plunge

A 59-year -old man fell to his
death early today from a third
floor kitchen window as his
daughter made futile attempt
to grab him, police reported.
William P. Alexander, colored,
of 433 M street NV. was pro-
nounced dead on the scene after
he struck porch in the fall.
District Coroner A. Magruder
Macdonald issued a certificate OF
suicide.
Police said the daughter, Mrs.
Elizabeth Gleem, 81, was told by
her father shortly before 4 am.
that he was going to the kitchen
for a drink of water. She said
she did not hear any noise in the
kitchen and went to see what he
was doing.
She saw him in the window,
she told police, and tried to grab
him, but was unsuccessful in
holding on because of carrying
her two-months-old baby in the
other arm.
! The window screen was
on the floor inside the room, she
said.
MIR. Alexander, an elevator
operator, was sent home sick
from work yesterday, police said
He repeatedly had been in IL
health.
Evening star., 1955-06-14

Emergency Civil Defense Com
mittee for the New Market Dis
trict in Frederick County.
Representative Hyde, Repub-
Ilican, of Maryland delivered the
invitation to Speaker Rayburn
and Minority Leader Martin. The
plans, if carried out, would call
for House members, their fam
lilies and stats going by special
train to Monrovia. There trained
CD workers would provide milk
coffee and doughnuts.
Mr.. Martin said that the
choice of an alternate Capitol is
under discussion. Congress would
repair to it in case Washington
is attacked.
Congressional leaders have ac-
cepted an offer of the Office of
Defense Mobilization to survey
sites where the business of Con-
gress could be conducted. Mr..
Martin said the place would
have to be not too far from the
Presidents emergency head
quarters. Where the Presidents
headquarters will be is a secret.
He said also that large build
Iings would have to be available
and the site would have to be
comparatively safe from enemy
attack.
Evening star., 1955-06-14
observer Post
Urged for D: {.

On the eve Of a major evac-
uation test, Washington today
has the request of the Air Force
to provide a ground observer
post as part of the Nations air
defense network.
Air Force Col. Owen F. Clarke
yesterday told of the need for ar
observer post, provided with vol
untary funds and manned on the
around -the-clock basis by vol.
unteers.
He told members of the Wash.
ington Building Congress the
Nation cannot rely on its radal
network alone to provide thu
advance warning to critica
target areas in event of ar
enemy air attack.
The observer post here woulc
be one of a vast system of 5000
posts ringing the country.
Inc washington Building Con-
.gress has had under advisement
the question of sponsoring con.
struction of an observer post
The organizations board of di-
rectors will discuss the problem
in a meeting later this month.
Col Clarke, project officer fol
the Ground Observer Corps
warned that Russia has a feet o1
long bombers.
"They now have new types Of
jet bombers in the Soviet Air
Force and we can no longer dis
count their capability to launch
a decisive attack against this
country" Col. Clarke said.
Evening star., 1955-06-14
Citizens Transit Group
ASKS Voice on Fares

The Citizens Transit Improve
ment Association of the Greater
Washington Area has asked
leave to intervene in the new
Capital Transit Co. fare increase
proceedings before the Public
Utilities Commission.
A public hearing is scheduled
June 81 at the District Building
on the transit company's appli-
cation to increase token fares 3
cents and abolish the weekly
permit.
The petition of the association,
signed by DR.. James r. Mock,
president, and John P. Dodge,
secretary. also bore these names:
The Forum Class Of Mount YER
non Place Methodist Church.
Capitol Hill Southeast Citizens
Association, Social Action Com
mittee of the Calvary Baptist
Church, and the District Depart
ment of the American Fedora
ton of Government Employees.