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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-19
YOUR
MONEYS WORTH
Bloom Is OFF the Boom
~ SYLVIA PORTER

serve Board. william McChesney
Martin. put it the other day.
We're Just kidding ourselves If
we think there will never be any
recessions in this country again"
/ Credit Curbs Eased
| In recognition of the general
slackening, the Federal Reserve
Board has stopped tightening
the credit screws and is poised
to move back to "easier" money
and credit at any time.
/ In recognition of the housing
showdown. housing authorities
have relaxed 1855 credit re-
strictions and are set to return
to the easiest housing terms
ever.
In recognition Of the possible
recession threat. pressures for a
personal income tax cut in and
out of Washington are mount
ing.
The decisive period is right
now. March will be Of critical
importance in showing whether
today's letdown is just a reaction
from the breathtaking upswing
OF 1855 or a more serious de-
velopment.
/ We have no acceptable al
. formative. We must keep ex-
banding to new peaks If we are
to create jobs for each years
new army Of workers and are to
absorb our vast output Of goods
and services.
| These are the weeks of test.
II the key indicators point down
more definitely, the time for
major anti-defiationary steps
will be this spring-before the
downturn takes real hold.
! tCopyrieht 1855,
/ The Hall Syndicate. fnc.l
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tUnit of trading 10 shares or sales in full Rates
Of dividends in the foregoins table are annual dis
declaration Unless otherwise noted special extra
Annual rate plus stock divdeud Declared Or pad
far this year fPsyable IN stock during 1853, est.
date PAID last year h Declared paid after stock
dividend q split up Declared or paid this Vear an
this year dividend omitted deferred or no action
taken at last dividend meeting Declared or paid IN
1866 estimated GASP value on ex-dvidsnd or ex-dis
tribution date Lquidatins dividend cid Called.
Eysdyidend KIDS tx .d;,sIioution II Ex;rtgshts
distributed vi when issued nd Next day delivery.
. In bankruptcy receivershp being reorganized
under the Bankruptcy Act securities assumed By
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Stocks Advance in Week
Fail to Set Clear I rend

with 60ss bid at the end Of last
week.
The five most active issues on
the New York Stock Exchange
were: Avco Manufacturing up
"a at 7la on 275,900 shares:
General Motors up. "a at 44l2:
United States Steel UP 3 at
551a: Benguet Mining un-
changed at Q; and Standard Oil
New Jersey. when issued, up
% at 513s.
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The Wall "a Broad Street. New
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COMMODITY PRICES

NEW YORK, Feb. IS R.--Ths As
ISOLATED Press index Of prices Of 3b
important commodities edged bit
hieher this week
At 1888, the index compared with
ago.
Higher we're food srains and cotton
and nonferrous metals. The metals
component touched new 1Qb5-66 high.
Lower were industrials, livestock and
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STOCKS
Are ''lnsiders"
Buying?

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BANK-BKKPR.

Burroughs bookkeeping machine
operator. Exper. desirable. % to. 40
years Of age. Permanent position,
5-day. 40-hr. week. pleasant work
ing conditions. Apply
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HELP-MEN
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
white, II pm. to am. JE. 2-2S2b.

SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
white II pm. to 2 am. JE. 2-2S26.
STATION ATTENDANTS,
i2l; experienced only: 6-day week
overtime pay: paid vacation: apply
MT. Seifert. HICKS CHEVROLET
INC; 5929 Ga. ave. NV. NO PHONE
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
married. sober. responsible: cap
able r,o 81 running Shit; sooG SalaSy
4 Ms4sh. La g. 3 hsySij ArlinssOn Ia Mr.
sTATnISSSs' ATTENDANT
day work: no Sundays. Must have
references. Apply 1881 l4th St
SERVICE Ely; STATION SHIFT MGR.
salary. commission INN S ana i psid y vSi.
ton: Apply Mr.. seifert, HICKS
NV. NO PHONE CALLSi -19
SHEET METAL WORKER - Small
manufacturing concern has posi-
ton, for experienced layout and
fabrication man. who can supervise
sheet metal shop. DRYoMATIc
SHOE FINISHER. coiored. knowieds,
Of shoe shining essential. Steady
Job; good working condition. Apply
1909 Mckinley st. NV. EN-. g
66SI. 90
SHOEMAKER - Experienced; good
9 salary ssn Gall "a, 7-4532s ArlinGton.
manent position for experienced
conscientious shoe filter: no high
pressure selling; . W,oHmsn's comfort
excellent salary plus bonus: nc
commission selling: good working
conditions: 6la-day week Box 490-
j.. Star. Ii
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HELP-MEN

SALESMAN. experienced; mems re-
tail; surplus work clothes; ,r ETC
SURPLUS, 1909 H st. ne. -22
for outside work calling on con-
tractors. Washington distributor
handling top lines; car necessary
State salary required. Box 29-zr
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ROUTE Statesmen - STANDARD
COFFEE CO. will employ > white
men. married. 24-40, for estab-
lished route sales work. Must have
his. educ. or equiv; character ref
Bondable. Guaranteed salary plus
comm We furnish truck and pay
operating exp. Cali ST, 1884 be-
tween %.
SALESMAN, for mems clothing
store; fuii-time pos; salary and
CLOTHES. 1912 F st. NV, -23
SALESMAN. to work in mems fur
nishing and clothing store; good
pay and good hours. experienced
preferred Apply ALFRED'S MEMS
WEAR. 3923 Minnesota ave. ne.
SALESMAN, young with car for
electrical wholesaler. Good salary.
Excellent opportunity. BEACON
ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO.. SO51 18th
ST., Silver. Spring. Md 80
SALESMAN. "a. or younger. to con-
tact building supply dealers. build
ing and masonry contractors and
architects salary or salary and
comm. Many benefits. Apply in
handwriting, giving education and
refs. Box 45S-Y. Star. -25
SALESMAN, for childrens discount
house: exper. not nee: full-time
and part-time people Apply CHILL
DREN'S SUPERMART, sol K ST..
NV
SALESMAN. experienced in retail
hardware business; excellent posi-
ton. Apply 1878 You st. NV. 80
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MAN WITH CAR

MAN WITH CAR
Big earnings; no experience nee
essary. Apply 1907 Georgia ave. NV
10 am. to pm. daily.
MEN (2). white, to work on ap-
pliance delivery truck must have
D. c. drivers permit. BRAY &
SCARFF. 1911 Tuckerman st. NV.
YOUNG MAN, white, between 1921
for position of MIN inspector and
shipper in l6mm fllm library. No
experience necessary. Hours S:30-5;
2 weeks vacation: salary $50
per mo. Call between 2 and 8.
YOUNG MAN. to learn discount SELL
ing: inside job salary. Apply 425
9TH st. NV. ONCE Of the manager.
YOUNG MAN-To work in garden
center. Pleasant working condi-
tons. Apply at SHERIDAN GAR
pENs. S037 Georgia ave. Silver
YOUNG MAN = Established and
srowing hrm has opening for am
bilious young man. 1925. for
training in photo onset sales. This
is an opportunity for the right
man. to build q future in an ex-
banding industry with steady en-
ployment and substantial future
earnings from repeat business.
Company-paid disqualification and
lie insurance. Phone FE. $4,000
for appt Ia
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SALESMAN
---'1---''---- ------7------------7---
SALESMAN

Mfg. with Wash. Wise. has open.
ing for experienced salesman to cal
on estab. repeat accounts. One who
has earned over $4,000 in past IL
months and wants to make con-
siderably more. Prefer man now EN-.
ployed, used to working long ano
hard to get result. Starting salary
500 per week plus commission. Flu
ture possibilities $4,000 per yeai
in 10 years. Phone Ii. 4-6O4O.
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WALTERS
COLORED
JACK HUNTS

1743 PENN. AVE. NV.
No Phone Calls. --22
WASHING MACHINE MECHANIC,
for coin operator. Good pay. Cali
BOY, white. for stock work in re-
turn room Of national wholesaler
9TH St. NV. Mr.. Jones. -ia
MAN, white. 70 work on appliance
delivery truck; must have gas
range installation experience; must
have d. C.. drivers permit. Apply
BRAY g. scARFF, 1911 tucker
man st. NV. 10
MAN, white. married, dependable:
25 to 30; good starting salary. No
experience necessary; tire changing
on a machine. LA. 0-3SS5. Ask for
MR.. EDMONDS. lie
MAN to solicit appointments for
photographer. transportation fur
nished. Salary UP to you. HE
MAN, white. inside sales and stock
work: 5-day week: steady advance
ment. Apply 3746 10th st. ne. "a
MAN, 81 to 35. interested in a sell
ing position with a future: salary.
commission and monthly bonus
transportation furnished. or auto
mobile allowance; experience help
full but not essential; guaranteed
commission while learning; all large
company benefits. Apply in per
son. SINGER SEWING MACHINE
CO.. 1910 G st. NV. 30
MAN WITH CAR
Attractiva incoYaa nood rnFap
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statesmen

want two good closers to handle
my air-cOnditioning leads; part time
or full time. Call MR.. HOPKINS a,
no. 2-93iO between s and IL am
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statesmen
statesmen

To sell small appliances,
housewares. and radios at
GEORGES WAREHOUSE.
Good salary. plus liberal COM
mission. disqualification and
other company benefits. Free
parking provided. See Mr..
Unger. GEORGES WARE
HOUSE. 2146 Gath pl. ne.
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HElp-MEN

TELEvIsI0N OUTSIDE MAN. part
car. Call after 5 pm. IA. 5-2440.
TELEVlsION SERvICEMAN with car,
also experienced on the bench: part
or full time; excellent opportunity,
Call TU. 2-S537. -23
TIRE CHANGERS, sol per week to
experienced. men. no others need
apply; no phone calls. BEN HUMID
DEFY TRES. 3446 l4th st. NV.
TOBACCO CLERK, ct Carrier Drug
Center, Arlington. 4S-hr., 6-day
week: salary $1.25 per hr. Good
experience necessary. Apply in per-
son to MR.. KESSLER. --23
TOOLROOM HELPER
Permanent full-time position open
for toolroom helper: previous ex-
perienced in toolroom, or hardware
concern desirable. Apply In person,
Personnel once.
AMERICAN
INSTRUMENT co.
5000 Ca. Ave. Silver Spring. Md.
T .sSg por6 8ls1 iRis g 81 h Ra:
ST. Alex. ri. o-5055'
TRIM CARPENTER, experienced
Apply l02I 9TH st. NV. -20
TV. OUTSIDE SERvICEMAN, mo
set pullers." See Mr.. Erwin. MER-
Curry RADIO AND TV CO.. 1926
TV SERVICEMEN, exper. outside, full
and part time; top pay: paid vaca-
tons. PENN TV CO.. 9OB 18th st.
Sc, Ii. 4-0046, 30
Tv SERvICEMAN-Long established
Sc shop needs skilled part-time
man for outside and bench work.
Trucks and tools provided. Salary
open. Call Mr.. Gainen. LU. 1-0422.
Tv SERvICEMAN. outside. good OBJ
portunity: transp. furn. perma-
nent. excellent pay. JU. 5-1131.
Tv SERvICEMAN. outside; mostly
warranty calls: transportation fur
nished; permanent: salary open.
CERTIFIED Tv. Ala H st. ne,
Nv TECHNICIAN-We need 2 good
outside men for Wheaton Silver
Spring area: transportation fur
nished; permanent Job and plenty
Of chance for advancement. -Call
LO. 6-2242. 20
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HELHMEN

ist-CLAss N0NDRINKING MAN to
drive hydra. Pontiac car and do
yard and housevork: free to SO
North during summer. OIL. 4-002S.
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HELPMEN
CONG OVERSEAS?

Contact American. Personnel and
earn $500 month and up. Civilian or
military. Apply Q Am. or 4 pm.
$40 2 st. NV. Room 307. "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-19

Engineers with or without aircraf
experience will find a lucrative ant
professionally. attractive association
available to them with this expand
ing aircraft organization. Permit u
to review. with you the many oppor
tunities. for engineers having civil
grounds,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-19

COLORED statesmen (2J. to make
door-to-door sales. for home i'm.
provement company. No experience
necessary. Earn while you learn
for ambitious young men. Apply
1912 9th st. NV. AID. 4-2122.
10
COLORED-HEADWAITER
Experienced. dependable. non-drink-
err. references required. Good salary
vacation with pay. Do not phone
Apply in person to Mr.. Marshall
COSMOS CLUB, 2l21 Mass ave. NV
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statesmen


Handley Motor Co.. the
most aggressive Ford dealer
in town, needs & men to
round out its sales staff to
take care OF the demand for
$50 Ford cars and trucks.
This is . great opportunity
for men between 81 and 35
to learn the biggest money
making profession in the
world selling Ford products.
Earn while you learn. You
are taught by master sales
men while on Handley's
famous pay plan. Demon
stratorS furnished vacation
with pay. disqualification;
finest working conditions.
Enroll Monday between 10
and IL, training starts same
day.
HANDLEY-FORD
IS Years a FORD Dealer
1923 Georgia Ave. NV.
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THE EVENING STAR 3-2I
HELP-WoMEN

Washington. D. C..
THURSDAY. APRIL 10, 1856
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HELP-MEN

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. full OF
BoNAN Il Fo0ARTY, 10. 5-5052
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SALESMAN
AS
Sales Manager-Trainee
PARKLAWN

1850 ROCKVILLE PIKE
3 MILES NORTH OF BETHESDA
NAVAL HOSPITAL
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HELP WOMEN (cens.l
81. BOoKKEEPER-TYPIsT
BANK BOOKKEEPER

Experience on bookkeeping ma
chine essential. 5la-day week, Ar
| lington bank. $500 pa, other bene-
Ats. Write resume, Box 351-Y, Star.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-08-11
Ex-Slave, 118, Sick
For The First Time

NEW YORK-(ANP). Believed
to be one of the nations oldest
living ex-slaves, Ivy Ivory Owens
who claims to be 118 years old,
was conveyed to st. Peters Hos
pital last Tuesday. He was Suf-
fering from heart condition and
doctors of the New Brunswick,
N. j., institution said he was in a
fair condition.
The elderly man said he was
born on a Georgia farm in 1898
and that his mother was later
sold and he never saw her again.
He remained in slavery until after
the Civil War. After freedom he
worked as a farmer and laborer.
Owens has no records to con-
firm his age, but his doctor con-
firmer his age and said Owens has
never been sick before.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-08-11

PEOPLE AND PLACES: Lang
ston Hughes says that in "a few
more years Rock and Roll will no
doubt be washed back half for
gotten into the sea of jazz" When
the 26th annual Central States
Golf Association tourney was held
in Memphis recently it was Uni
versal Life Insurance Co. that
made it possible for the golf
tournament to be broadcast live
over radio station WLOK "A
bus station lunch room in Alex
andria, La. displays sign say
ing 1--WE preserve the right to
seat our customers" Disk Jockey
Geonge "The Guy With The
Goods" Woods has other members
of his profession and promoters
wondering just how he does it
with his successful Crock and
Rol D.nce Parties" Woods last
shindig, held at the City Hall in
Norristown, Pa, drew over 1000
well-behaved, interracial teen
ag-Is who laughed and danced in
Sweltering 80-degFee weather for
almost five hours.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-08-11
Sheriff. Refuses Action
Against Killer Of Negro

WILSON, N. C.-(ANP)-A
StantenSburg Constable who shot
to desth a 17-year-old Negro boy
is going to be let off without any
charges pressed against him.
heriff j. w. Thompson said
last week that mo action" would
taken against Constable Wiley
Webb, the man who killed young
Clinton Yelverton Jr., and wound
ed two other Negro persons.
According to Webb, a mob of
some 500 Negroes descended upon
him, welding knives as he at
'mpted to arrest women identi-
fed as Mrs. Lucille Strickland in
a cafe near Stantensburg last
Saturday night.
This, said Webb, "set off a riot
resulting in my killing Yelverton
and wounding the woman and
another Negro"
Sheriff Thompson said his in
vestigation disclosed that Webb's
actions were fully in the act of
enforcing the law"
No Negro witnesses to the fray
were called in.
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WAVE ON HIGH,
OLD GLORY
BY ARIMENTHA NEELY for AMP

BY ARiMENTHA Nicely for AMP
Old Glory, we still love you
Though you wave so dimly there,
Half-hidden by the mist of tears,
That rise from our despair.
The piercing darts of prejudice,
Grave wrongs that blur our view,
Can never shake our confidence,
And the love we have for you.
We know that truth and justice,
Meath the Stars and Stripes pre-
vail,
And unjust men and bigots,
With their hate and sin, shall fail.
Old Glory, we will never doubt,
While you wave valiently,
For you are the flag Of freedom
And of true democracy.
So wave on high, Old Glory,
Loves sign 'twix' earth and sky.
With you, Wen nobly triumph,
And our love shall never die.
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PRINCIPAL
ADMITS $1,94O
ENLIGHTENMENT
HAST sT. LOUIS, Ill. = IA

EAST ST, LOUIS, III. - CAMP
Mrs. Cecille Hudspeth, prin-.
cipal OF the Lovejoy School Dis
trict High school at Brooklyn, Ill,
a Negro community north of here
last week was charged with en-
bezzlement of district funds total
ing $l,940 on a warrant issued
by States Attorney Bernard T.
Carter of st. Clair County.
The warrant was issued after
Mrs. Hudspeth, in a signed state
ment to Carter, admitted tanking
the funds. According to the state
ment, she obtained the funds by
putting the names of two former
employees on the districts pay
roll and then indorsing and CASH
ing checks made out to them.
An employee of the school dis
trict for the last % years, Mrs.
Hudspeth was released on $4,000
bond.
Carter also disclosed that Mrs.
Hudspeth, 81, made two trips to
his office last week, during which
she turned over enough money to
make full restitution for the
amount taken. Carter said S h e
wept while making the statement
but gave no clearcut explanations
for her action, saying merely that
she "could use the money"
Mrs. Hedspeth is married, and
her husband is employed.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-08-11
THE LOWDOWN .
-sy l. MAsco YOUNG for APP
HIGH EVELYN
BY RICHARD WEEKS for AMP
BY |. MAsco YOUNG for AMP

BY RICHARD WEEKS for AMP
At last, beloved one, you came
to me
And made my dreams of happi-
ness come true.
At last my suffering soul has
been made free
And all because of sweet and
gentle you.
When first / saw you everything
stood still
And all the love in me fell at
your feet
To lie there always at your gra-
cious viii
In constant fealty to your joys
complete.
D Evelyn, high Evelyn, my queen,
Your soothing kisses and your
warm embrace
SurpaSs each maddening thrill
upon the scene
And prove no other fair can take
your place.
And never shall its power fade
away.
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CONFIDENTIALLY
YOURS:

CONFIDENTIALLY YOURS:
The daughter of a very promi-
nent Philadelphia family (high
on the social list) who is sup
posed to be living in New York
with her husband, is actually
nothing more than another girl
friend to the fellow, since he has
been married to another woman
for some time Since Althea
Gibson and Bill Barden have be-
come an item. we're wondering if
the famous tennis-playing lass has
finally found the right guy i.
Bill Buchanan and Dick Good
mans Flying Saucer" record hit
(now enmeShed in a dozen or
more legal suits) is not the first
time that diskery has strung to-
gether series of excerpts con-
tanning only a couple of bars
from each tune. Babs Gonzalez
did it few years back and got
in hot water when he recorded
Cool Wailin'. The group now
at the Club Esquire in Wild
wood, N. j., calling themselves
Billy Davis and His Leasebreak-
erS, are actually the old Lynn
Hope aggregation, with Davis
fronting in the absence of Hope.
Lynn is still somewhere in Ara
bia on an annual pilgrimage con-
nected with his Mohammedan re-
ligion cult"