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MAN WANTS PAKT-TIME JOB d
night. Call Lu. 1-2246 after
,p.TI. .o,,... ...,-.,,,. .,,.s .,..,
8 pm. d. 6. permit and car. Ref
erences. tn. 2-6707 after 8 pm.
PAYROLL AND COST ACCOUNTING
--15 yrs. experience, now employed
min. SIS wk JU. b-3047 after o
YOUNG MAN. "a years OF age
white, draft exempt, h.s.g.. desire
employment, Box 164-J. Star;
FOR ToP.NoTCH HELP of all types
colored or white. call MANNING'S
AID. 2-S100; evenings. To. 2-O913
ORGANISE desires church work: ex.
perienced Hammond organ. RE
REGisTERsD MEDICAL sEcRE.
TARY, Al yrs. experience. prefer.
employment IN vicinity OF Langle,
Park, HE. 4-2490. 27a
SECRETARY, young, wide bushes,
exper..- shorthand. typing, knowl.
edge figures. Like general public
Financial or related fields preferred
s Ell l2ai9 st ofilee manager. GORE.
:D. g. ssl lis6t S S.E !, ssPsIi
own ' car = III S-Sos s; goo " I ss
PisT-RECEPTTONIsT HOSTESS
woman. par time, prefer vic. Du.
pont circle. Box 1921. 'Star.-27'
FOR TOP-NOTCH HELP Of ali types
AID, 2-si00; ewes. To. 2-O9i3. .
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BARN end eARpEN tcent.l

LAWN RENOVATION, landscaping,
maintenance, comp. serv, Free estl-
mates. FLEMING LANDSCAPE,
UN. 4-464S. %
VIRGIN TOPSOIL, best quality. any
quantity. immed. delivery. FLEM-
MING LANDSCAPE SERV. uN
I 4-464s. %
CLEAN FILL DIRT. topsoil. sludse
bluestone, road gravel. Hauling
NV Nv L 5YANHTMG, ; s0 S SSsSks;YTh,,
Erect branches literally covered
with golden yellow flowers. Two {
TO 3 1t. size plants. Offer 5-N fol
$3.50. postpaid. Write for Ere,
Copy New 56-page Planting Guido
Catalog in color offering complete
assortment Fruit Trees, Nut Trees
Berry Plants, Grape Vines anc
Landscape Plant Material, Sales.
people wanted. WAYNESBORC
NURSERIES. Waynesboro, Virginia
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GRADS, men, age 1890,
sharing conf. house on coop basis,
have. vac. for another man, cook,
TV' hl-n. piano. econ. WO. 8-5552.
COLLEGE GRAD.-2 girls to share
/ 6-rm. house: excel. res. area: pvt
rm.. Jiano. TV. auto. washer: ewes
OF. 2-07S1. -27
WIS. AND MASS girls to share
comfortable 2-bedrm apt. with !
other. Cow. transp.. WO. $500.
UPPER MASS. AVE. N.w.-Iad,
to share beautiful 4-room apt. with
another lady. EN-. 2-707S. 20
MALE STUDENT to share attrac
apt. with another man; blocks
from CIV campus. All c0nv.. radio
hi-f., tel, ETC.; nicely furn.; eompl
kit. and cooking prtyils.; will offer
real bargain to right person. Gu!
your liv. costs, have peri. home
cond. MR.. KESSLER, 8 p.m.-10
pm. ME. $500.
YOUNG MAN has nicely furn. apt
to share with another man: reas.
excel. loc.: Tv. phone. IA. 5-O139
GEORGETOWN--Girl. IS to So. to
share nicely furn.. 2-bedrm. opt
with one other girl: COW. transp
Call Ht;. 3-32y5. 20
MAN, 25-4O. to share furn. home
with 3 other men; rec. rm.; conv
tranSp. IA. 7-4523. II
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NATIONAL
GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY
80 u


WAITRESS, experienced. over q.
white. Apply FRIENDSHIP RES
TAURANT. 4323 WITS. ave. nv:
WAITRESS. experienced. niEht or
DAY. goo pay; "A, Appalyy s y RsnsIHSnr.
5501 suitland I'd. Suitland. Md:
MATTRESSES. experienced. white:
no Sunday work; good tips. Appiy
6i2 18th 1t, NV. -2S
MATTRESSES; 6-day week. SIS Ek.
1919 AYl blvd. il. 2-9664. 1T
MATTRESSES, white. nightvork only.
Reliable, Apply HARVARD GRILL.
1920 14th st. NV. -21
WAITRESS. experienced In serytns
excellent food and cocktails. Hrs.
IL noon TO 8 pm. Closed sun.
MATTRESSES, white, 2l-35. Good
earnings. Pull or part time. Night
shift. Apply In person. cULMoRE
RESTAURANT, sos LeesbuTR pike,
Ra11n ChnFFh
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

BOXERS-The Duchess OF TanwoI
and Mazelain's- Ursa Minor an.
nounces the arrival Of their first
litter, q females. 3 males. Z wks
old. Axe regis. fawn, OIL. 6-5S42
ENGLISH COCKER, Axe req. 8 mos
male, excellent disposition. reason
GERMAN sHEPMERD PUPS, beaati,
fully marked, country raised, Axe
reg, HE. 4-7539, 90
COLLIE PUP, beautifully marked
show type, sable and white, Axe
CHARACTERIZATION, female. Q mos
Call EN-. 1894.
McCLELLAN'S sCoTTY PUPS, Axe
Trick and Pepper breeding; . beau.
tiful type filters. Phone SP. 1885
POODLE, standard. black, 4-mo. ole
female has had shots reasonable
sHELTIE PUPPIES ttoy colIies,
Axe registered, nah sable. idea
pets. JU. 0-5750. ---2S
CHINCHILLAS
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

1901 18th ST. N.w.--Ideal residence
for business people students: Sc
lective menus: DIX and TV
single rm,, good meals. HU. 3-7563,
MT. PLEASANT AREA--Nicely fur
nished room, excellent table. Home
privils AID. 4-1503. -27
l1H6 N ST. NV. For refined voung
people, friendly atmosphere: cow
location and good food.
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sITUATIoNs-woMEN

COLORED GIRL desires work, wait.
reSs. domestic or clerical; expert.
enced. Ii. 3-6163.
COLORED GIRL wants day work a.
waitress or bus girl; exper. DE. O.
COLORED GIRL desires work as bu,
girl. evenings: refs, reliable. Cal
YOUNG WOMAN, colored. desire,
clerk or salesclerk. bookkeeper,
college grad. references. AID. q
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

PoLLED HEREFORD BULLS. 3 fine
registered. C. r. WIRE, Sperryville.
Va, 1866, or Oh. 2-7527 ID. c..
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BuLLDOZER, Bantam Baekhoe
take $1,000 cash, $1,000 In 6 mos.
take ever payments. Clearbrook g.
0529 --27
CABINETS. u price sale. assorted
wall and base cabinets with For
Standard: limited quantity. sHA-
PRO PLUMBING Co, 3O06 Ga
ave. NV, TU. 2-l90O.
CALCULATOR. Priden. Model ST-I0i
recently reconditioned; fully auto.
matte; will sacrifice for cash. OIL
4-l0ls, los Newland ST.. Oh. Oh.
Nd 80
CASH REGISTERS, brand new; add.
ms machine combination. easy
terms, size so. CASH REGISTER
SALES d SERVICE. 9o19 l4th
81. NV.
Cash REGISTER. National Electric
s99-93 ring-up: $3.50. POPS 14th
ST. NV.
Cash REGISTERS, National trade
ms, reconditioned and guaranteed;
many late models CASH REGIS
TER SALES a. SERVICE, 2ot9 l4th
st. NV.
CHAIN sAw-You can own a new
Strunk chain saw for 50 a. wk
No other chain saw can be bought
on these low terms One-tenth
down. q whole wear to pay. 126
South Union ST.. Alex. Ov. 3-3iT7
-2S
CHAIR---one very ige, armchair
plus 10 yds. fine slipcover material
Very reas. IA. $1,000. rs
C0MPAssEs. Marine two 7", one
9'1, trafic log, trafie finder, sur
veyor aiming circle. 1857 Giraro
st. NV, after $50 pm. go
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TOP SALARY
slTUATIoNS-MEN

Nursemaid, experienced; perms
nent: live in: Alexandria area. Oths
help employed. so. 6-7552. --2S
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ROOMS FURNisHED-N.E.
ROOMS sURN.-Mp. g VA.

ARL.. 2l00 N. Potomac--Lge. front
rm., semipvt. bath. pvt. home; I'M
limited phone. JE. 10000. a .
ARL., near Pentagon-Double Hotel
rooms, day or week: also family
apis: parking. ia. 2-3343. 30
elusive residential area: lge. closets.
Ewes, OIL. 2-07S1. ~
SILVER SPRING, MD.--Large bed
rm.. twin beds. gentlemen. Pvt.
bath. pvt. entrance of large front
porch. $50 mo. ~. 5-3061. Sun.
after 1890. Mon. after $50. --27
NICE LARGE RM., private bath;
modern home mr.. Pentagon; on
bus line; gentleman. IA. 4-0b60,
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TYPISTS (2), white. in need oil
practice or not; must be graduates
Of local-area senior high. school;
large once near 18th and II .sts.
NV. Handling no merchandise
Hours $50 to 5, half day Sat-;
good salary and substantial In
ereasss With experience. Phone
TYP1sT. must be accurate; short
hand desired but not essential
Growing business IN Brookland,
Inc. Wsshingtonl. 5-day. 35-hr
week. Salary open. La. 6-1S14 fof
TYPisT, electric, with knowledge Of
mimeograph operation: must be
fast and accurate. DI. 1852;
coll. pref. GENERAL. EMPLOY
MENT. 1907 II NV. bsmt. .
TYPlST, under So, in claims dept.
OF large insurance co.. knowledge
of shorthand desirable but not es-
sential. Free Decentralization and
other employee benefits. See Mr..
SPATES. AIS woodward Building.
18th and II SITS. NV. -3
TYPISTs t5O). interesting openings,
knowl. Dor. or shorthand helpful
S50-S65 wk. up-Mr. Black ct
BoYDs. Cor. 18th and @ sts.
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SITS. MEN AND WOMEN
sITUAT,ohS-poMEsTlc

MAN AND WYE. as esretakers OF
tanitor, with quarters: best Of refs
co. 6-6272. rs
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TYPIST

White. Must be good typist. Rou-
tine tipping to start, with oppor-
scription. Both permanent and 90
day assisnments avail. 5-day, 40
hr. VIZ. Annual and SICK leave, En-
ploye cafeteria Excel. opportunity
to advance. Apply In person be-
tween 8 am. and 4 pm. Other hrs.
by appointment only.
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DUPONT CIRCLE AREA
1925 New Hamp. Ave. NV.

De luxe living In q club residence
for business ladies and men. Sgles.
and others; Sls-$22.50 week incl.
meals and hotel services. NO. T.
$40. %
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SUPERVISOR

Experienced in food production, su-
pervision and training Of employees.
Excellent opportunity. For details,
apply WASHINGTON RESTAURANT
ASSOCIATION. zoos Eye st. nv:
81
SWITCHBOARD OPERAToR-Re-
lief operator and clerical worker
ing conditions daytime only. 8
DUsTRiES. personnel once. 1929
Goth st. NV. 9 to 12 noon Mon
through Fri, or by appointment,
TEACHERS. white, English and So
cial studies, mathematics and ele-
mentary grades. ADAMS TEACH
ERS AGENCY. 1871 @ st. NV,
RE 7-3o3S. -25
Grade; state qualifications. age.
exp. salary expected. Box 24l.H.
Star. rs
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Print the SURPRISE ANSWER here I Y 7

Unscrable the sets Of letters making word of each
tumble Print each word letter to square, beneath
each tumble The letters you have printed on the cir
cLed then be arranged spell the surprise
suggested by the cartoon clue. What is 1t?
ANSWER appears on Page Biz, Col. 81
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MATTRESSES


ExPer.; many positions syailahle
better restaurant. Apply WASHING.
TON RESTAURANT ASSN, 20O3
Eye st. NV. -
WAITRESS, PART TIME
Lunch .!,v, only Il am. f e Pie
RESTAURANT. S12 18th st. nv
LADIES LOOK AHEAD! Earn money
NOW! Become an AVON repre-
Earn S2o-Sa5 Willy. servicins Gus.
toners in your territory. d. z
LADIES. in spare time, can max,
venn Cosmetics. I'm. 3-eo77' AD
WOMEN-Have q business Of your
ovnl Invest your spare time and
realize 500 mo. No exper. nee
No age limit. We train you. Dl,
WOMAN. 25-45. who has basic know.
ledge Of sewing and who Is villinl
to be trained as . sewing teacher u
our fashionable FASH nd sewing ay esnssr 10
benefits. Base salary and persona
SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO.
342l Connecticut svenue NV.
WOMEN, white. telephone soiicitini
from your home. Nationally known
pr'.duct.. If YOU. can't spare Is hrs
2 day Of YOUR time 70 average ssC
70ol bet. 10 am. and 10 noon.
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EDUCATIONAL
SALESMAN OR
SALESWOMAN
TO EARN $1,000

FILE CLERK, z yrs. high school
and disqualification coverage; q
days annual and IS DAYS SICK
leave per ". Call Elk. 3-593S.
FOUNTAIN HELP, white adults
part time. nights. experienced only
Top salary; mr.. East Falls Church
Call ia. 5-54T6 after 2 pm.
PARr.TIME BoOKKEEPER-soms
clerical and stenographic duties
working hrs. flexible. Dbl. emit. &C.
cural type accounting. Knowledgs
Of construction business helpful
Call Mr.. ROW, EN-. 3-5640. --2S
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BABY CRIB and mattress. Stork-
line good condition; s2b. ~
BATHTUBs. new and used; basins
toilets. at lowest prices BLOCKS
i748 Lee hwy IA $4,000
BED. MAPLE, single. spring. mat
tress, good condition; $40. FE. 3
BED. Hlwyd.. s25; desk. $50: hook
case. SIS: vanity. S15: China closet
$l5; vacuum, S15. ST. 3-s546
l-y pm. 1T
BED. dble,. modern vanity with 80,
in. round mirror; excel. cond. verS
reas. LII 2-0933. --2s
BEDROOM FURN.-Vanity, dresser
bed without springs and mattress
walnut veneer; reas. JU. 1910
BEDRM. SET. charcoal; new. $500
used 2 mos: sacrifice, SOB, fol
quick sale. OIL. 4-6033. 90
BEDRM.- DIN. RIM. SUITES, bunk
beds, misc. items. Must sell. 4glt
LIST st. NV. RA. 6-9446, ~
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE, Rem
Rand, 6Sb-E and related equipment
sacrifice less than book value. JE
2-1e00, o to B,
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TELEPHONE
SOLICITORS
CIRCULATION

Immediate openings are now
available In our circulation
pleasant teiephone manners.
with the confidence and abil.
ity necessary to do telsuhone
saleswork The sales con-.
hours can be tailored to ut
your requirements In manv
cases
II interested IN steady and
enjoyable work. contact Mr.
Harvey. Room 204. between
Gam and 6 p.m.
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BUILDING
MATERIALS
SALE

Millions Of feet Of good used ium'
Der. Nails have been removed.
2-inch framing. &c per board foot
3-ineh framing 3le per board foot
bath. tubs, 1895; radiation. 81,
per foot.
Thousands Of other bargains Il
plumbing and heating equipment
doors and window sash. No mail CT
phone orders. Delivery at slight
added cost. Budget terms arranged
HEcHINoER CO., 18th and H st. NE
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ROOMS WITH BOARD tcon,.
JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
JUST LIKE HOME
ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS. APIS. TO SHARE

ROOM for light housekeeping; furn.
BY Govt. employed young lady
(colored). Box 1851. Star. 28s
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
AIR CONDITIONER
SPECIAL PURCHASE

New 1855 and SO a. and ton air
conditioners; de luxe, flush mounted
window units with thermostat; ex-
haust. ventilate and heat. No rea-
sonable offer refused
TIRE A. BATTERY CO,
10th and n SITS. NE Ii. 3-90S2
Open Ewes Til 9
ANTIQUES
Do not sell your valuable antique
calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOP. for expert appraisals.
664O GEORGIA AVE. NV.
To. 2-2727 RA. 3-760S.
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UPPER CONN. AvE.--Nicely fur
ished efficiency. consisting OF large
living room, entrance hall. kitchen.
tiled bath; 500 per month. plus
utilities. Call resident manager,
WO, 6-4160, Q am. to 8. az
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-02-03
CUB SCOUT NEWS

Pack so of the WrangelI Cuh Scouts met in the study hall of the high school last Friday at TOO D. Ill., saI
 The theme of the Cub Scouts this month was Pirate Waters" win Den l, under the direction of Mrs. Nern Smith, presenting the grue- some story aboard a pirate ship. Those in the cast, and who looked like real pirates even to the hook and the eye patches were Charles Petticrew, James Bradley, George Beals, Arthur Nelson, Eric Ottesen, Jon Smith and Terry Sharnbroich.
 During the program of the even- ing parents pinned the Bobcat pin on those who passed the require ments. Those being pinned were Wayne Kaer, John Wellons, Doug las Nelson and Jackie Urata. These new Cubbers were also presented the Cub Scout neckerchiefs as a gift of the P-TA.
 Plans for the next Pack meeting on Friday, Feb. 25, will be in the form of the Blue-Gold banquet, hoL5ring the birthday of Scouting. The time for the banquet and place will be announced later.
 Closing the program Den No. under the leadership of Mrs. Ar thur Nelson and Mrs. Jack Urata presented the ceremony "The Liv- ing Circle" which they have been using att he end of their Den meeting.
 New Den Mothers, Mrs. Arthur Nelson, Mrs. Jack Urata and Mrs. Morris Larson were introduced dur ing the evening.
 The Cub Pack is operating with three Dens and 21 Cubbers, and we regret to say that unless there are others who will act as Den Mothers for another Den, we will have to
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-02-03
WRANGELL WINS B SQUAD GAME; INSTITUTE TAKES WRANGELL A SQUAD

Wrangell seventh and eighth grade B squad hoopsters clobbered Wrangell Institute B team SABA al the Institute last Sunday. The Wrangell team played the last three minutes with only three play CTS - Frank Bernardo, Brentwood Wiest and Dick Rooney as the rest had fouled out.
 Tom Harto was high scorer with 20 points for, Wrangell F. Frieli- koff and J. Aloysius were high for the Institute with 12 points each
 On the Wrangen team were Den ny Barlow, Frank Bernardo, Tom Har.o, Hoop Wellons, Bob Rooney Dick Rooney and Wiest. Institute players were c. Moonin, Frietikoff, Aloysius, A. Evans, w. Mark, R. McCOrd, R. James, F. Francis, NJ. Allen and V. Solomon.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-02-03
CLASSIFIED

FOR SALE - Ford F-6 4-yd. dump truck @ no attachments. l Ford f-6 4-yd. dump truck with comple e angle blade snow blow attachment. l Ford F-S 6-yd. dump truck - no attachments. All these trucks in good mechanical condi- tion with good 12-ply S:25x20 rub Der on F-6 trucks and 14-ply 10:OOx2O on Els. Owner wants to sell ou of town. These trucks will be a good business investment for someone considering the amount of construction work scheduled for Wrangell this coming season. Ii sale is contracted, owner will de- liver trucks to Wrangell For in formation write, TURNER TRUCK ING CO.,, BOX 2215. JUNEAU. AL ASkA. 11-4tc
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-02-03
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank the friends of Bill Vreeland for their help and contributions for his funeral.
 We, MT. and Mrs. Harvey Hodge, contributed the casket which cost $225.00 and Dick Stokes contri- buted the lot which cost S75.O0. We wish to thank the members of the Pioneer Igluo No. 2l for their lovely flowers, also the Vel fare Board which is paying $15O.OO toward the funeral expenses.
 Mir. X Mrs. Harvey Hodge
 Dick Stokes
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-02-03

FOR SALE - Capehart radio photograph, nearly new. See Fred Lewis. Jr. 11-2tc
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-02-03

FOR RENT: Henry Bowman house, completely furnished.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-02-03
A Squad Wins

The Institute returned the clob- bering with interest in the A squad game 46-13. The Institute got a S-0 lead at the first quarter; PIP at half, and 447 at the third quarter R. Young was high scorcer for the Institute with 13 and Lloyd Good rich with was high for Wran- gell
 Institute players: Newman, w. Matthew, R. Young, G. Evans, A. Atkinson, A. Morgan, G. Silver, J. Eric. R. Peterson A. John.
 Wrangell players: L. Goodrich. B. Choquette, T. Guggeubickler, Ed Casey, T. Harto, H. Wellons, and F. Bernardo.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-02-03

The Institute has won two out Wrangell has won two out of two from B B squad.
 Lloyd Benjamin, of Benjamin's Store, and Ned Zenger furnished transportation for taking the teams to the Institute.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-02-03

close Cub Scout enrolment as of now. Those interested in being Den Mothers for Den No. 4, please con-
 act Cubmaster Paul Evans or any Den Mother.
Arizona sun., 1956-11-01

inspector, for some strange
reason present at the GPO Sc
cret hearing, reaSSured tn e
members of the hearing board.
Well fix that, he told them in
so many wordS-well reopen
the case against Duncan on the
basis of the Eisenhower security
program. Thereupon the 'GPO
board ruled that the moment
I should be dismissed as a Sc
curity risk by the Post Office
my wife should be automatical-
ly dismissed also.
Thereupon everything went
according to an obvious plan.
The Post Office reopened my
case, held a hearing and pro-
duced a verdict of dismissal on
the very same charges on which
I had been cleared by the Loyal
ty Board in 1949. I may say
that I was convicted on the very
same evidence-or rather lack
of evidence, open or secret
which had resulted in my earlier
clearance. I know that they had
no new evidence whatsoever, be-
cause more than a year later
the Civil Service Commission,
having access to everything in
the Governments security files,
completely cleared me again on
the same. charges. The Civil
Service clearance didn't get me
my job back or any other job
in the Government-but it did
prove conclusively that the Post
Office produced my security
conviction on order. 1t produced
my conviction despite the lack
Of evidence by relying on what
Senator Cain calls the built-in
gimmicks of guilt by accusation
found in the Eisenhower security
program.
My wife, I may say, was dis
Arizona sun., 1956-11-01
poon Ne9ao Couple Dscz4mI2ea by Q0.P Secsa-ty

missed as a security risk two
weeks after my dismissal. She,
too, was completely cleared later
by the Civil Service Commission,
without getting her old job back
or any other job in the Govern
ment.
All of these facts have been
spread on the record of the
Hennings Subcommittee on Con-
stitutional Rights. Not one of
the facts has been controverted.
Nor has there been one word of
apology or regret for the shady
practices through which we were
.victimized.
AS the record stands, am an
innocent and loyal American
who has been convicted on the
security programs basis Of guilt
by mere accusation. My wife is
an innocent and loyal American
who has been convicted on the
basis of guilt by kinship. And
now when the Supreme Court
says that the whole ordeal of
subjecting us to security prose-
cutions-let alone convicting us
as security risks in the absence
of evidence-was completely il
legal, the Eisenhower Admins
tration tells us that we have
no rights to any redress.
If the Eisenhower Admins
tration intends to use the re-
sources of our Government to
Illustrate by technicalities and
subterfuges the plain meaning
of the Supreme Courts security
decision, (even .aS some of the
Southern States are using SIM
liar technicalitieS and Subter-
fugeS to block the Courts deci-
sion on integration), it may take
years and years before my wife
and I get justice. But I cannot
believe that the American peo-
Arizona sun., 1956-11-01
Continued from page u

\OO11U111OCo 4AOAAA Po5N ~
American Civil Liberties Union
has won the Cole case, the
Eisenhower Administration tells
us we forfeited our rights in
awaiting the outcome of the
Cole case. It tells us we should
have Sued-it doesn't tell us
where we could have gotten the
money to sue with at a time
when as outcaSts we had all we
could do to earn enough bread
for ourselves and our child.
The Attorney Generals in
struction to our departments
not to reinstate us in our jobs
is particularly cruel in our case
in view of what we have already
gone through. We are poor
Negro couple who have been
Northumberland victimized with
out the slightest Justification
by the Eisenhower AdminiStra-
tion's security program.
In 1858 my wife and I both
held respectable jobs-she was
a bookbinder at the Govern
ment Printing Office, and I was
a carrier at the Post Office.
Both of us had been cleared
for loyalty under the loyalty
program. Suddenly during the
security hullaballoo, my wife
was suspended without pay from
her job and charged with be-
ing security risk for no other
reason than that she was my
lawful and dutiful wife. At my
wife's hearing the GPO hearing
board showed some embarrass-
ment over the fact that the
GPO was charging my wife with
being a security risk on the
basis of guilty by kinship at a
time when I, the kin, had not
even been accused, let alone
convicted. But a Post office
Arizona sun., 1956-11-01
SCHOOL DENTAL HEALTH
PROGRAM RESUMED

The school dental program in
the Osborn School District is
now in it's second year. A dental
hygienist has been employed to
supervise the program through
out the school term. The pro-
gram was first started as a CO.
operative project of the school
and health authorities. Aim of
the program is to improve the
dental health of school children
in the district. It met with
considerable success last year
with 86.5 per cent of the 1882
children enrolled in the first
three grades participating. Plans
are being made to extend the
program into the upper grades.