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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-07-25
OFFICE

CREDIT rnonoger, industrial, whole
sule level. hundle deuler accounts
for smGD rubber company TO $640o
CONTRACT udnainishutor, bids.
estin,utes urd public contacts.
ind. gcles background to $500
CLASS A estimator, on small parts.
machine shop ......... TO $3.50
TRACING clerk. transportation
experience. phone work some
t{-ping .................. TO 9o4e
FIELD service representative. H. S.
grad. troin for repuiI on
business machines ..... to $500
MALE steno for plGnt monoge1.
TO AZ ............ ................... S4ou
DESK CLERK. to SO ......... S24o
PRODUCTION control clerk.
some experience ......... S400
TIMEKEEPER. day shift ..... Sl.65
JR.. tab. operdtor noinee TO $500
SALES
ND. sales. some engineering.
5oes hovel. to IS ............
....... $500 : overnight + exp.
SALES. electrical heaters.
local NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S500 + |
ADMINISTRATION soles. ind.
background, college 49,. $3.50 + |
SALES engineer. ioison engineering
and research. little travel S525 |
SALES engineer. to IS, machine
shop background. 2 years
college ...............t 10 $3.50 |
INDUSTRIAL
BILLING clerk for freight line Sl.75 |
TOOL and diemoker ....T Top Rote |
PLANER operator. tool and die
experience .....,.....-. 10 oZ.O| /
HORIZONTAL boring mill operator.
63-hour week ........ to S270 !
M1nY. many other openings ava
to list Check
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SALESMAN. excellent locd tsrTisoxY
offered to NON with established con-
tucts with firms using cutting tools
and ubr1sives, thorough knowledge
Of products. potential earnings 10
................ ~zo'uUu
TOOL ENGINEER. degree. interesting
opportunity with noHonollY- known
firm. tools and equipment exp. no
fec 81. .0oo-slo. 900
ELECTRONICS ENGINEER. degree
and exp. desired for this exceptional
position. no fee ......... S6007S7o0
ACCOUNTANT, outstanding opening
for high-coliber college grod with
good generdl Gccsg. background.
trovel ................$ $1,000 $1,000
SALESMAN. wonderful future owoits
the man with 4 years exp. selling
office equipment degree. relocote
$4,000 $1,000
CHEMIST. A.B. degree plus good exp.
in Photographic field maY quolitY
you for this otrdctivs Job with fine
Euclid firm ................ $500
PERSONNEL. challenging and 10
sponsible position for college q1cd
with indushid psrsonnei experience
................ $50o$600
CRAFTSMAN. quolihed stucturol
druftsmun with sheet metol exp. will
find this on interesting. pemonent
opening. consider fes .. =. $35o-$600
DESIGNER. machine tool design
background and some slecricol con-
troll circuit exp. desired for this grund
position with progressive Euclid firm
ACCOUNTANT. unique opportunity
to advance to hospitol controller for
mon with obove-overdge ability and
intelligence. good ccctg. theory rnd
exp. ............... SoUU
INDUSTRIAL SALES TRANEE, sturt
your climb to success! Extensive
troining program for persondble. oe
gressive mon 24-27 yrs, own con.
limited travel =. ......... S430-$530
TIME STUDY. outstanding spot estob-
fishing time standards on machine
shop operations. feeds and speeds
exp. ................ poUU
CHEMICAL ENGR.. degree. young
man with mig. OF pilot plant exp.
.................. S450-S500 up
IBM SUPERVISOR. leadership obility
and the capacity to grow with the
company ore "Musts." exp. in IBM
wiring and operation S45o-S475
SALESMAN. excellent possibilities for
nan with lumber. millwork and hard
woods exp. ............ S4oo-S500
LAB. TECHNICIAN. have you scien-
tific inclinotions? yr. or more in
dust. exp. may quolifY you for this
interesting opening involving stress
and stroin onolysis .. S433-S478 |
CRAFTSMAN. the perfect job for q
cleoncut young mon with knowledge
Of dYottinq. cor nee. S300-S350 up
TTMEKEEPER; career opportunity for
druft.free nan to break into time
study. some work exp. and liking
for figures ........... S3OO-S3Z5
MonY Of our Employers WI
for well quolified
OFFICE HOURS: $50 Am. to
Evenings BY
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AL Companies
Top Notch Positions


CONTACT DOROTHY THOMAS CONTACT EVE ROBERTS
INDUSTRIAL ENGINEER layout PHYSICIST degree small lab.
PROCESSING $500 Five Points Sson
ELECTRICAL ENGINEER. pHzFTswoMAN az sw
$500 .vn xSknSano
Eaf5 enc No FEE s4oossoo SECRETARY. small
Cleveland $3.50
some COLLEGE ....... to STENO Euclid Blk.
SALES ENGINEER, mochine $500
conjunction stur $500 + BOOKKEEPER TYPsr girl
TIE STUDY, rates and Office. Euclid Ave- .$30o$325
sandoIds s0oO KEY PUNCH OPERATORS. BM
GinAL LAD some onr,1 and Remington Rand S27SS3oo
r,IcTyEgBtJc. ROOM ACCOUNTING CLERK. young.
report tYping SZ3U$zT5
DRIVER $500 REcEPTTONST. Hight Ypng
80. town SzS0$z76
,-coTnT.,r- s 49, ,.L PIX OPERATOR position board.
public and industrial ' ~ '''''''''' ~-
buckoround 3o35 ..... STATISTICAL TYPISr.
WRITER exceptional Eos Cleveland s275
opportunity for man with .s,o PERSONNEL TRArEE
TCI rC,HTprTIrp preferred S2SOS3S0
educqtonul field no cost coMPToMETER OPERATORS
degree S4oOSoUo monY sZTSSSUO
SAIES exp rtB furniture S40o QUALITY CLERK
,arbrDoC nocscroynd Wiuou9hbY 10 sSOO
SECRETARY opportunity CLERKTYPsT Euclid Co..
interior decoTotng S3o0S1o vorey $zoU
OFFICE hlLaL n O0aKeep SeKe ACCOUNTING
e~Cv oSnS To xTnr 80, .o figures. light Ypng sass
pus hot rod enthusiast 49, s275 MULTnIrH uuines
ASSEMBLIES read B/P. open SZZoSZSO
exp .. ......... sls7 hr rv,Trp. 3, cxrrrrp,u e r,
TRAnyEE. mechanical opuude. I rII .,.-+ e ne ~
local H S. grad. l9s hI w - go ~ 80 -
4O09O0. PIX OPERATOR Euclid
SlA0 m Saturdays $l3S
Cell For appointment $3.50 Am. TO 500 Pm.
Employment Service Is Our Business
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FORE1NAN-sdst side pIonA. zaoehans
shop experience. 70 ~ YsWs.
Work with union. Good m0th
background. Supervise 50 people.
Days ................ .Ssor eSoo
LAB ASSISTANT -Yeuas. high
school Mechanically inelined. ra-
miliu with ldthe. drill press. uble
to solder. Model work. metol and
plostie .......... .Stot $3l5$400
TECHNClAN - young. high school
grcduots. Mechanical drowning.
Physics, engineering background.
................. .Stut SSuu
PRINTING TRAnyEZ - 1928. high
school graduate. upper " OF Gloss.
Mechanically inclined. Lsorn print
ing from bottom up. Voluoble
trGining program while you soIn
$l.98 per hour.
SALESMAN-coIlegs degree not ne
cessorY: Mechanically inclined,
To As YeUs. TrGvel one-third Of
Ohio-owdY from home one night
week. Stdrt S4o0 plus expenses.
Alter six months, $500 monthly
guaranteed. plus bonus. plus car.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-07-25
HELP WANTED HELP WANTED

U Pm. Saturday I'LL NOON
BY Appointment
in the City See Us TodGY
w Q n Z ~
BooKKEEPERS
, ACCOUNTS Rec. Clerk, MGR to $4o0
n. BEGINNER BOOKKEEPER. Bunk
- IL -. P@sSS
'OO ACCOUNTING CLERKS. H. s..
.so light typing ...... $3.50 to SITS
ACCOUNTS receivable and poY-
700 oble. handle general ledger and
special accounting reports. must
drive. $3.50 to 5 ...... $3.50
300 R. BOOKKEEPER. N. E.. win troin
young girl. BIS to 4:4S .... S275
.o| ONE GIRL office. EGst Cleveland.
..- hdndle smoll set OF books.
prefer mature ............. $Suu
soo PART-TIME bookkeeper. prefer
mature. Euclid Ave. ...... .$l.So
400 ACCOUNTS poYoble clerk. troin
high school girl ........ to $3.50
$50 GENERAL office. some bookkeeping.
good tYpist. MoYfield Rd. .S27S
500 SECRETARIES
ann SECRETARY. Ind plont. Euclid. O.:
knowledge of entire Office pro-
soo cedure. over 80 .......to S375
SECRETARY understudY. office
$50 monoger ........... .S3ou
300 JR. STENOGRAPHER. 1925.
600 voried job: young growing
organization ...............S S2oU
ooo SECRETARY for engineering dept.
N. Z. ........... .~oGO
le- TYPISTS
nus PERSONNEL ASSIST. .... SITS
TRAIN Teletype. Union Commerce.
H. S. grad. .........?... S23G
ioU MOTEL front desk clerk. 3-ll.
Tts. .,,,,;,,- c,d ppY S2An
$50 Fp'''9 N'i'0 'N'
TYPTNG. purchasing dept.
6:004:30 .................S S3OU
s4o CLERK. typist high school grad.
o. win troin. good location .S235
800 I.B.M. -BILLER for Solon. Ohio.
new plant ............... .S275
aoo ao ADMITTING office clerk. 3-ll.
N4o to age SIS Observation-Disclosures. S22s
400 INVENTORY control clerk. some
SIS tYPing >...........--... .SZ6t
300 rcrr,7rpv C,,L. ppy. .,;rn
meGls .................... S270 +
PIX. dictqphone. 1905 ,! $500
PIX. receptonist. some tYpinq,
KIP. must be well g1ooIned .... S275
IL EXPERIENCED comptometer
operator ........,........ SITS +
n COMPTOMETER tor payroll S2754
,2s SALES WOMAN.
retoil ... 80c / commission
MAIL cider clerk. high school
ooo cruduote .............,....... SOU
CASHIER, hostess. downtown Sl.5o
rs RELIEF PIX. good tYpist
ate Euclid Ave. ................... SZ@o
s7 PIX. tYping, Doctors office S270
II, MEDICAL Receptionist, some
10 college. screen appointments S270
Gvoiloble immediately too numerous
,ck with US today.
Evening star., 1957-12-27
Dwyer to Undergo
Psychiutric Test

A pSychiatric examination
has been scheduled next month
for Air Force Sergt. David E.
Dwyer. who is back on duty
after disappearing from his
Arlington apartment with his
wife on November "a.
Sergt. and Mrs. Dwyer failed
to reach the secret destination.
allegedly bypassed by man for
some 1000 years. for which
they journeyed West.
The examination is scheduled
January 8 at Boiling Air Force
Base. A decision on any action
in the case will await the
results.
Sergt. Dwyer Of STA North
Eleventh street. Arlington. ar
rived back Christmas eve after
having turned himself in to
the FBI in Phoenix, Ariz.. on
December l6. He was placed
under technical arrest and re-
turned to duty.
Evening star., 1957-12-27
WITNESS
Continued From First Page

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and started dragging him to
the back of the restaurant
Then he saw that Jack was
coming for him. chasing him
and firing. Harry saw that
and dropped Kenny on the
floor and ran. l think he was
trying TO get to the basement,
Then the man with the gun
went after Kenny. l was try
ing to get inside the bar
was so-scared. But l think that s
when he stood right over Kenny
and let him have it.
Il heard someone say. Let's
get out Of here All Of a sud-
den it was quiet.
Sue ran to call the police
on the phone. came out and
jumped over the body of
George. He was lying in a pool
OF blood near the front door
i didn't know If he was dead,
Il went out on the street
looking for help. Pretty soon
the police came and took us all
to the police station where we
identified pictures Of Jack.
I'm still scared. 1t was all
so clear 10 me. The only thing
/ thought Of all the time was
that II l came out l knew he
would turn the gun on me.
He got the guy on my right
and the blind man on my left
! don't know how he missed
me-"
Evening star., 1957-12-27
Virginia Senators
Indicate Support
For DR.. Hunnuh

RICHMOND. Va. Dec. 81 (P.
-Virginias two Senator's say
they will decide after congress
sional hearings whether they
will oppose President Eisen-
hower's nominations to the
Civil Rights Commission.
Both Senators Byrd and
Robertson indicated yesterday
they would be friendly to the
two most recent appointees. DR..
John A. Hannah as chairman
and former Gov. Doyle E. Carl
ton Of Florida as a member.
DR.. Hannah. president Of
Michigan State University. was
named chairman to succeed
Stanley F. Reed. retired Su-
preme Court justice who re-
signed. Mr.. Carlton was ap-
pointed TO I'LL the commission
vacancy when DR.. Hannah
moved into the chairman's
spot.
Senator Byrd noted DR.. Ham
nah's recent statement about
the commissions job sounded
moderate, while Senator Rob-
ertson said DR.. Hannah seemed
to be "a man of ability" Each
said he did not know much
about Mr.. Carlton.
Evening star., 1957-12-27

lover the Fisher family. were
close friends with B. J. and
their neighbors.
Both Kenney and B. ]. were
planning to help me celebrate
my birthday Saturday" the
drummer said. They we're two
Of the finest musicians ever
to hit this town"
People on The Street share
Mr.. Sherwood'S opinion of B. J
Miss Frances Enrich. for
many years a waitress in
various restaurants on Eighth
street Sc. said she had known
B. J. on and off for about siX
years.
He played up and down The
Street for almost six years, u
she said. "He always minded
his own business and ] never
heard a bad word about him. "
He also performed every
Sunday with The Cameron
Valley Boys" on Station WAX.
Miss Ehrlich said B. j. lives
at TAI Eighth street Sc. and
has a sister who for a long time
worked in Washington under
the professional name of Fay
Wakefield.
"She was born blind. too.
She sang and played the piano
at a couple of spots up the
street. before she married a
soldier and went to live in
Japan"
Evening star., 1957-12-27
Judge Reprinands
Ambulance Driver
Suspends $500
Fine on Churoe
Of Speeding

An ambulance driver for the
Bethesda Chevy Chase Rescue
Squad was fined $500 today for
reckless driving while on an
emergency call December 7, but
the sentence was suspended.
There can never be an
emergency in the District of
Columbia which would justify
such driving as this" Municipal
Court Judge Milton S. .Kron-
helm. jr.. told the defendant,
Joseph Gordon. %. of 4l06 Elli-
colt street NV. You people
are doing a good job but you
have to Cooperate" the Judge
added in imposing sentence.
Two veteran accident in
vestigation unit policemen testi-
fed they spotted Mr.. Gordon
driving the ambulance with
lights flashing and siren vail
ing in the 2400 block Of Mas
sachusetts avenue NV.
Pvts. L. D. Jackson and Earl
B. King told the court they
trailed the ambulance north
on Wisconsin avenue and saw
iRpass through three red lights
at about so miles per hour.
They testified the streets were
wet. that it was raining and
there we're medium" trafic
conditions.
Mr.. Gordon verified he was
stopped by the two policemen
on Wisconsin avenue alongside
the Sidwell Friends playground.
He said they told him to meet
them at the 9th precinct.
although he had explained he
was rushing two pints of blood
to Suburban Hospital for an
emergency case.
The defendant said he slowed
down at the red lights and pro-
ceeded with due caution. He
said he had made numerous
similar calls into the District
with police escorts. Mr.. Cor
don said he was permitted to
resume his trip to the hospital
after the policemen detained
him for half an hour and gave
him a ticket.
Judge Kronheim declared the
District regulations which per-
NIT ambulance drivers to ex-
coed the speed limit do not
relieve the driver of the regu-
lations for the safety of all
persons"
Evening star., 1957-12-27

sounded composed on the tele-
phone and told her she had
not been moleSted,
Miss Mattingly is a student
at Emerson Institute, q pre-
paratory school here, Her
father. william L. Mattingly.
is a retired Bureau Of the Bud
get employe,
Pic. Monteith is from South
Fargo, N. Oak. He is attached
to Company c, Sd Infantry
Regiment. at Fort Myer. He is
due to leave the service in eight
days. He is also the part-time
operator of the Hayloft Restau-
rant at l4ll H street NV. 1t
was there that he and Miss
Mattingly met last night before
driving to her home.
Evening star., 1957-12-27
SUNDAYS BEST READING
What's Going to Happen
To You in 1858?

THE BEST TIME-Psychologists and researchers say
there are apparently good seasons for everything.
There are best times for happiness. health. being
smart, having baby and being cautious. For the
full story read Whats the Best Time Of the Year?"
in This Week Magazine.
A TRAVELLER RESOLvEs-The 1858 resolutions of an
experienced traveller make for good reading and
good advice in helping you plan happier 1858
sojourn. See The Sunday Star travel page
VISIONS FOR l95S-You1l get glimpse Of your world
Of tomorrow this Sunday. Look in This Week Maga-
zine for picture prevew of the Brussels Worlds
Far-a fabulous forecast of a world Of design.
Read THE World Your Children Will Inhert'-a
dramatic feature in The Sunday Stars This Week
Magazine.
WASHINGTONS CAREER GIRLs-The major hopes
and wishes for the new year brought out In
Career Girl, l957"-a regular Womens Section
feature.
TEEN-AGE YEAR IN REvIEW-TEEN takes you on a
round-theyear trip covering the highights Of 1857
as they touched the lives of Washington area teen
ayers. Sputnik, movie stars who came to town,
teen beauty queens. high school football greats,
new dance steps, rock and roll. new records and re-
cording stars just few of the features in this
comprehensive look at year gone by Read Haynes
Johnson's cover story in Sundays TEEN
WORLD TOUR ON SIXTEENTH STREET-Ripht in
your own city you can find section Of the original
Atlantic cable well Mayan stone tablet dating
back to 29l BE- when you visit the fabulous Ma
tional Geographic Society," Don't miss Around
the World on Sixteenth Street"-a feature In SUM-
DAY, The Star Magazine
Phone Sterling $4,000 for Nome Deliver
Evening star., 1957-12-27
Injured loneshoremon
Sues for $780, 900

BALTIMORE. Dec. 81 (R.-
Robert E. Thomas. 3l-year-old
Baltimore longShoreman, fled
a 100000 damage suit in
U. S. District Court yesterday
for injuries he said he received
while helping unload ore from
a ship.
The suit contended he was
struck by a scoop which was
removing ore from the hold
of the s. S. Ocean Skipper last
January He claimed total dis
ability. Defendants were listed
as the Hanover Steamship
Corp. Of Panama and the
States Marine Corp. Of Del.
aware.
Evening star., 1957-12-27
The
Rambler
Tries to Probe
Taxi Rute Cords


some time ago. Just after
the increase In taxi fares,
the Rambler had occasion to
20 from The Star Building at
Eleventh street and Penn
sylvania avenue NV. 10 King
and washington streets. the
downtown center of Alex
andria.
How much?n he casually
asked the driver at the end
of the run.
'You know said the
driver. Il was Just buying
the new rate card at the
news wagon Al The star corr
ner when You got In my cab.
Let's SCI. It's $3.50"
The Rambler knew from
experience that the meters
on the Alexandria cabs clock
sass for the trip back TO
The Star Building.
But there Is no use arguing
with documentary evidence
like q rate card. The RAM
bier paid.
Just the other day. he took
a taxi from The Star Build
ing 10 the Naval Medical
Center in Bethesda. Again
the rate card.
1T says S." the driver
said.
The metered cab ride on
the way hack CBethesda Taxi
Col came to sass.
The Rambler got to think
ing, who sets the rates on
these rate eards3 Whoever
does 1t has set himself as an
unofIlcial and unauthorized
yet effective regulatory body
to do something about inter-
state taxi rates that the
Interstate Commerce Com
mission should have done
years ago. And does he give
the taxi drivers a break!"
Evening star., 1957-12-27
Wounded Blind Pianist
Praised by Coworkers

Bernard j. Manner. the blind
pianist shot with two other
persons at q Ninth street res
taurant today. is known to all
his friends as "B. j."
He had played up and down
The Street-Eighth street Sc.
for about SIX years. Three
weeks ago he came to the Jo-
Del Restaurant. 7l9 Ninth street
NV. where today he was criti-
cally wounded by two gunmen.
"B. j. is nothing but great. +"
said Thomas A. Sherwood. the
combo's drummer.
Some people thought blind
ness would hold him back. But
it was no handicap to him
just lead him to a piano and he
could play anything. anything
at ALL" Mr.. Manner was born
blind.
A second member of the band
was killed. He was Kenneth
Fisher. the guitar player.
Started Playing Young
Kenny started playing when
he. was a child" Mrs. Martha
Bridges Fisher, his 26-year-old
widow said today. He had
rheumatic fever. and the doc
tor thought it would help
strengthen his hands,"
Mrs. Fisher. whom her hus-
band called "Mickie." is an
editorial assistant for the Gen.
eral Federation Of Women's
Clubs and lives at 1903 Rhode
Island avenue NV. She is now
the sole support for Paula, S;
Kenneth. jr., 4. and Lenard, Z
months.
Recalling the days just be-
fore the tragedy, Mrs. FlSher
came near to tears.
I'VE trimmed the tree and
played Santa Claus for the kids,
because X emmy had both
Christmas and Christmas eve
of"
The main presents for the
children were a tricycle. for the
oldest two and an accordion
and a guitar for little Kenny,
who has always wanted one.
Even though his father is
gone. I'll be able to teach him
because Kenny taught me"
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherwood. who
live in an upstairs apartment
Evening star., 1957-12-27
Gunmen Kidnop z, Flee From D. c.
After SIoying 2, Wounding | in Cofe

from Richmond 10 serve six
years for malicious assault. In
1885 he was sentenced TO
Jessups. Md. 10 serve 2 70 .
months for HOUSEKEEPING and
larceny.
The District charged him
with housebreaking in Febru-
ary. 1888. and q month later
he was charged with auto theft.
grand larcency and house.
breaking and sentencd TO from
? to Z years.
He was convicted Of drunk
ennesses here in November.
1870. and the following year
was arrested as a parole
violator. In August. 1916. he
was arrested for contributing
to the delinquency Of q minor.
and in October. 1850. sentenced
to serve two yeafs for violating
the Internal Revenue liquor
law.
Lived Here 10 Years
Mr.. Kaldes had lived in the
Washington area for 10 years,
A member Of the family said
he had recently purchased the
restaurant and was "just be-
ginning to get out Of the red"
He was a member Of the
Saints Constantine and Helen
Greek Orthodox Church. Ais
Sixteenth street NV.
A native Of Scranton. Pa,
Mr.. Kaldes is survived by his
widow. Pandora. 80: four chill
dren: Steve. z; Paula. 6: De-
mise. 4. and John l. Of the home
address: his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Paul Kaldes, and q
brother. Peter. all Of Scranton,
Evening star., 1957-12-27
Virus Hospitulizes
D'Alesundro's Wife

BALTIMORE, Dec. 81 tR.-
Mrs. Nancy D'Alesandro. wife
OF Mayor Thomas D'Alesandro.
was admitted to Bon Secours
Hospital yesterday, A hoSpi-
tai source said she was being
treated for a virus infection.
An aide said Mrs. D'Alesan-
dro mad been suffering from
the illness for about two weeks
and was taken to the hospital
when her condition failed to
improve.
Evening star., 1957-12-27
JOHN ]. sHANTS, notary

JOHN J. SHANTS, notary
public and photographer. an
swered the Rambler's initial
questions, Informing him
that there are 1000 cabs in
Washington and $4,000 cab
drivers; that the cab drivers
are all for limitation OF both
cabs and drivers, but almost
all Of the are against
meters, They think that the
proposal to introduce meters
is a plot on the part Of the
Internal Revenue Service to
collect more income tax from
cabbies.
Although he has had years
of experience as a reporter
in eliciting information from
reluctant interviewees, the
Rambler failed to get his
question answered: wi o
sets the rates on the rate
cards9"
It was like asking, Who
selects the track that de-
termines the number?"
When pressed, Mr.. Shants
became a little impatient
with his caller.
"There have been rate
cards for years." he said and
produced one issued three
years ago dong before the
recent increase in ratesr. It
was copyrighted by a man
who has died since, and the
rates we're higher than the
one put out by Taxi Photos.
On the way back to The
Star Building, the Rambler
hailed a cab and, once COM
fortably ensconced, asked
the driver about rate cards.
1--WE been hacking for 20
years." he said, land you
could buy those out-of-town
rate cards. when I started.
I only use a rate card when
It's TO my advantage"