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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-30
MISCELLANEOUS FOR MISCELLANEOUS roR SALE
FURNITURE
EAm AETs

Everything on our floor y price
Some Of the hnest quality new fur
niture in the Metropolitan Area
i ssG,oo ss. hnd dinias rSem .. ssIsss
lyW0od beds,
Brothers Furniture Co.
. Blks. from Baileys Crossroads,
Va. on Seminary Hd.
Open Daily Til y. Sat, TIL Z
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MEN

Three t3l with cars. Excellent
earnings. No experiences necessary
Apply manaser.
1907 Georgia Ave. NV.
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sITuATloNs-D0MEsTIc
INSTRUCTION COURSES
MOTOR TRAVEL

WANTED I. = or 2 riders 10 Tampa
or Bradenton, Fla. 10 share ex-
penseS and driving, A late Cadillac
lesvine Dec. o. For info, call
20. 2-s3O0.
wANTEn-Person 10 drive 1887
Chevrolet station wagon to Miami
wav, Dec IL All expenses
paid. No compensation. Call
OIL a-s7s3
RIDERS for Miami, Fla.--Good
car leave any time. Box ASA.
star.
DRIVERS wANTED-Empty cars
70 Miami ana Los ANGELES. AD
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STATESMEN
statesmen
WANTED

Mishawaka Rubber ana
makers OF RED BALL WstsY,
proof, JETS tennis shoes
and famous BALL-BAND
Summerettes, offers an un-
usual opportunity for COM
petent statesmen between 2b
and 40 years Of age In local
territory.
Guaranteed income and
reimbursement for travelling
expense advanced weekly
AGAINST commissions. Es-
tablished distribution. plus
q quality line backed by ma
tional advertising and COM
nlete retail promotion pro-
eram Aptitude testing and
thoroush training program
assists in assuring success
81 men selected. Retail shoe
BACKGROUND desirable. Late
model car required.
interested applicants write
rireetly 10 r. + KurtE, co
MlShAWAKA RUBBER A
WOODEN MO. COMPANY,
Mishawaka, Indiana, giving
telephone number and COM
plete resume OF BACKGROUND.
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MEN
READ
CAREFULLY

A nationally known COM
pany. currently engaged in .
vast expansion program is
preparing to open new stores
in the Wash. area and the
States of Nd. and Va, We
are in immed. need Of train
ees for managers, sales
managers and other person.
mel. REGARDLESS Of the type
Of work you are doing
salesman. school teacher.
mechanic or others II
you are willing to work and
are sincere about z perma:
nent future WE WANT
TO TALK WITH YOU.
Age is no barrier. but you
must be over 81, you must
have . car. furnish 8 good
references. and be sober.
If you meet our requirements
and qualify. you must be
willing to get along on 500
weekly while in training for
3 to q weeks. This IS not
Cleaner dissss related lated items sus Or
door-to-door selling. Your
wife is cordially welcome.
See Mr.. Wood in foyer
Room No. 2 on the mezza-
nine, Statler Hotel. Monday.
December End at 2 pm, or
z pm. sharp. NO PHONE
CALLS PLEASE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-30

OF the Washington Polo Club ex-
eel horses for polo. show. Tndeo,
trail riding, or hack; some quiet
enough for children; these ere
some Of the best horses ever oi-
fered in the Washington area; ell
prlees. Cal Oalthersburg as6.
2 XMAS SAILS at Hilltop Yarn.
sale barn, Dee y and Dec. 60.
1850 , m. Horses, poulef. eauip-
ment. Xmas novelties. Brlng your
s soiisr IN HifLtITop VIZ AEn hi Exc
Hills, Nd CH, s-e022,
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HELD WOMEN
0oNfIAuEpl
REAuTICIAN

Are 25-40, By leading nations
hair -coiorins company TO cali o.
beauty salons and beauty school
in Washington and vicinity. Thi
IS an excellent opportunity for
licensed beauticisn who Is villini
to work and wants . really worth
while career. Successful applican
trimming in New York City durinI
which time salary win be paid
After trainine, salary will be S7t
per week plus commission and ex
penses. This Il 4 5-day-week jol
with excellent opportunity. Phonl
Mr.. ALLEN at VIII. 2-4e23.
BEAUTY OPERATOR with folloW,
ing: good deal. 18th and : sts
ss..sss4. s s,sD manicurist' IA
BEAUTY OPERATOR. good All.
round -air stylisJ. Apply i41f
s Irying 4 nv. ANoLiN HAIF
B0OKKEBPER to be responsible fol
gil bookkeeping. tax forms, etc
for trade association once, SOM
experience necessary, Prefer re
sponsible young lady who can tax,
charge and be her own boss: WI
ofier liberal vacstion and hospital
airy. $3.50 annually with raisi
after g mos. Write Box 1866
star With full details and exper
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$4,000
ITALIAN CHEF; must be exper
in cooking all types Of Italian
food. Ju. 7.7l26.
JUNIOR SALES EXECUTTvE-Na'
tipnal organization needs . mar
Who holds degree in law, 2S-3S
He must have wide local acquaint.
ance. Adequate salary and bonus
Give full background. All replies
will be treated IN strictest conh-
denee. Box e53-A. Star.
LABORERs. road construction. lay
pipe and concrete walls. Apply
ROc-MAR ENGINEERING CO.,
fr lsrs R S5css i en- R h11lt Is ie'
MAINT. AND GEN. WORK, 81. spg
area, can use retired but active
person; perm. Job. RE. $4,000.
MAINTENANCE MAN--We need Al
honest, sober and reliable handy.
man to perform, iieht maintenance
duties at q suburban hotel. job
part time, 81 hr., WA. 7-e324.
MANAGER-CH profit sharing OF
GOOD salary arrangement with
chance Of oEnsrship With small
Investment in, Gail RE. 7-sae4 Oh
MECHANICS. colored or white. ex.
per; perm. position; must have
own Tools. Apply n person. nc
MECHANICg--We have openings
for typewriter and adding ma
chine mechanics. good working
fE NfTEp +yp SsISEy Sps co E Gsl
~ Earra1T DE HffTr
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

MINIATURE Brazilian Imported
have colts this spring. Si00 ca.
VIII trade for hay, straw, grain
Or cattle. SEN, WAYNE MORSE
Farm, Poolesyilie, Nd see Herr
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tUkNIIuhE
Builders Model House

Everything brsnd-new. Drexel.
Eyerythins must 80. Cost prices.
All items guaranteed By estab-
lished furniture co.
FoNTAiNkBLEAu ESTATES
ANNANDALE, VA.
Directions. Out Shirley hwy. 10
Rte. .236, right on 236 three miles
TO sign. or call JE. 2-23I4.
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hELR-MER

EsTIMAToR. mevtns and storass
No experience necessary. CAN XII
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-02-15
Bus Boycott: A Device Comes Home

Gandh developed working
indian immigrants in South Africa
where helped 400 million
From there the idea the Negro
fashioned it into the bus boycott
Now 43 after Africa his
political device has home
copied from that Alabama johannesburg
hwarting government accustomed being
Specifically the boycotters fighting
da real grievance people incredibly
tight
But the boycott having another effect which nothing
with 1t uniing African resistance the slowly tighten
ing net OF sparthed And apparently making
cplned and herate African
the Withholding
cracks the chief the South African
The Studom has had any
other
employers
cut the workers tired produce up
quota.
But violence only begets eventual violence return and
risky aggreved
refusing negotiate boycott leaders small thing
their pressing financial complaint the stdom has al
shift economic to political grounds
opening the irresponsible
passive This esous indifference the rising
Sophiatown laying
wrath the Of wrath Christian Science Monitor
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-02-15
St. Paul Committee On Freeway

The appointment by orviIe of com
mittee OF study problems OF families who
would be by Twin city freeway
important step the right direction.
Too often in the anxious advantage public
povemen relocation Stun clearance high
ways plight citizens directly and usually
adversely affected by developments eonda
The usually unoganzed owner struggles years
pay mortgage suddenly forced by public develop
price dnteresd usually not at the price the
feels his property Is worth.
who TO build business
a neghborhOod, finds that highway
other pubic Improvement project viii force him 10 move TO an
other location, where he usually must start all again
Progress dictates that public he made
viii adversely
caousy ignored by authorities charged with carrying out the
ea aided developments and the Congress and the u
which makes
Chief sufferers those elderly who have earlier
chased paid which they live the balance
their lives Suddenly they themselves public
project forced sell their homeead against their win the
often curously arrived at appraised which
almost amounts consoaon with money paid
higher
priced homes and mortgages their
other neques for which there have apparently
remedies to this date.
study method by which local governments acquire
property these federay aided improvements Is appar
that provide many hardshp
affected citizens must especially governing
payment for property and land involved
Gov Freeman wise In making effort protect
erests OF the citizens in the be proposed
eeway by appointing the committee referred para
graph Whether under the present federal rules offer
protection to the citizens $ debatable,
The Negro citizen affected federay public
improvement projects and who the
special problem OF widespread
private housing
Not in enlightened and Mime
apois may Negro resident matter what his
outstanding he is character prestige housing
market for purchase of dwelling running head on into
race discrimination both people who sell houses
and also from mortgage companies and OF course some in
uVuuas IN Whatever neighborhood prospective purchaser
want to move outside the racial fringe areas
me committee set up by Gov Freeman
anee TO the Negro families Members Negro community
named TO the committee outstanding and
the community win not lack champions advocates One thing
Is most certain the other community ctyide com
e win have the most remaining problem OF Ne.
growte relationships In St Paul presented them bold relief
ana TINS Is certain to improve the open occupancy hos.
ing In ST Paul and the Upper Midwest
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-02-15
A New Neiqhbor

The British $ being
Representatives Of the islands
the Wndward and Leeward islands, meeting
choose site the
departments give
Fahoning nation from scattering islands dottng
than 1000 miles of the Caribbean
ealousies physical isolation
easily But the unng appear
similarity Of racial religious social traditions
The single most important factor the
these people to out coonAsm.
The federation win being quarter
Its leaders confident independent
within the British commonwealth five years thereafter
West Indians have felt many
years They believe federation and ultimately give
them voice in world affairs by them
right United Nations bodies permitting
with other nations But important growing within
the people themselves nationality being
rather that Barbaans prerequisite
the international recognition they
This largely Negro nation which incidentally
amazing degree the problem racial relations
win take Its place in the world alongside emerging Negro
peoples such those the Gold Liberia
where Traditions OF freedom are deeply
respected the islands of
the new nation on the Western pattern
The British generously spued encouraged movement
which has been the dream Of West Indian
actions also realistic recognition away
nasm in the world today Certainly this
new neighhor- Christian Science Monitor
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-02-15
CLAIMS COP NO CIVIL RIGHTS CHAMPION

Editor: Like millions citizens Negroes too
soganzed hoodwinked voting for Esen
believe that Hes reelection
vast the coming Of ABE Lincoln"
Anyone politically enough to believe that the Re
publican party champion civil rights still thinking in the
century.
large responsibility the lack of
rights selfish interests
that control of the party following Lncons as
sass
These same sefinteress today except
they quite high salared hired
hand o their work for them.
While attempting Negro is at the
playing Ddecats that they tell the
Negro voter they condemn
Look appointed in his
administration this past November
ardent Eisenhower
supporter negraon trying to outlaw the
NAACP n Lone Star state
happened Howard delegation from
Mississippi happened Negro the 52 Republican
ton appeared political gain made by not
seating the Howard
No one will argue the fact the
Negro past capitalized Easands
ss Craftsmanship of the powerful senate
judiciary committee.
II the
types the midwest chairman of the rules
situation would exist that exists today far
rights legislation concerned matter of fact when the
Republicans 49, nothing happened to
civil rights legislation.
years prosperity growth under Democratic ad-
mnaton among increased not
surprising the number Negroes
voting and thinking like Republicans.
nothing essentially wrong this If these fortunate
think that the COP their interests that's they
they deep they try pretend
Republican party
at hearEd Blackwell 1917 Fourth Ave- s. Minneapolis Mimi
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-02-15
The Return Of Willie Gerber
Editorial in the Nashville Tennessean)

After almost eight years oblivion Willie getting
the particularly
the circumstances that the hmeigh
Willie, it has been announced will chief
House Subcommittee investigate
everything operation
ington, d. c.
Washington anyone
Memphis attorney district attorney of Shelby
County. But that hardly tells the story
here in Tennessee, Willie
bearing political
hachetman who E. Crumps
suddenly
1913 The second powerful Tennessee politics the
better decade power reessly thlessly
appearing legislature
boys into line Willie could do with
thoughts
the people
according Georgia searching
ability integrity better choice would
not choosing the committee
has added public probe the probemrd
den school system in the nations capital
Taking recommending
men Clifford another product of
the Cmp machine sitting the cloakroom
he brought they good aggressive
for this subcommittee said Say
we've got just the you down Memphis"
Mr.. talks subcommittee approval of his
ommendaion a say a responsibility What
it is, he is welcome to it. Nashville Tennesean
hearing history
its Roy Dem. a
Dixiecrat attempt editorial
reprinted to a reputable thought
of the Committee before the hearings began
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-02-15
Abraham Lincoln Failures

So many fine editorials have pcnned Abraham Lin
eon our maryred President that usually felt that
there was nothing left to be said about the Emancipation
Yet the years along full majesty OF the character an,
greatness OF the man Lincoln looms Reading lincoln Is
wonderful experience Even poorest authors find
ung OF inspiration about him that makes out
part Of the history numerous dsappoint.
ments and defeat the bullet Yet he conoue m
world In a sense in death by rrcarm
NO one VINO Knew Lincoln wrote about the
sorrow in his life The OF IL in no
temsy he found time during trying days OF the civil
war TO turn lightly to the humorous things
OF his friends who gathered around
some great men become great because continued
Others like Lincoln become failures and successes
As ne has been much OF the history and men in
these United States the Negro is part OF the
OF Abraham Lincoln II could be been no Amer
can Negro slave there might President Lincoln
II is possible that Providence above created the As,,
Negro for special United States that ~ maxine M
nation the frees nation in the history o. civilization
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-02-15

attending the Association
Colleges educational
and pleasant II may
Reports dsquietng
problems be colleges fulfill their missions
Some the shortcomings forth this
Vocational studies gradually encroacng liberal
Too students being spoon-fed babed the
time they they little
BY 1870 colleges will enrolment twice the
number standards teaching will
Wisely the association bringing these questions
appraisal They
ments academic standards
will quail before the providing college
ton for 100000 boys and girls but America bigger than the
problem Job is
time for sizing the situation and making handle
Atlanta ournal
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-02-15
Who EnslaVed Whom

Life Magazine began series of stories
coored under slavery their
emancipation; progress under jim and the status
under
African who traded for
rum
Baltimore Charleston
readers remember is that historic
sequence has al people,
Slavery nation conquered either
TO he OF enslaved
Ethiopia
Egyptians Ethiopsns the Jews,
conquered the whole world.
The Romans enSaved Greeks
Carthage before fell victim
10 it wiped the earth.
the early Brton drinking blood Of skulls They
reported worthless slaves
centuries them.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-02-15

ability speed safely and cheap southwark would around
during this foul weather?
birds lots them
not smart the who south before the Christmas
holidays They loyalty probably
they don't know better The fact that they
share misery during the should spirit nshp
even for those who take their birds them.
All Of which that the time all
thought present unhappy
and their need handouts while
and the winds cold put
should
oney trait about most dogs: they will glut themselves
" out for birds no matter what it is If they hold Of it.
strained relationship between birds
Birds actually good friends because they spring
and summer dspatchng all kinds of beetles
for the birds would be whole lot than
give them handout the mendcan
to willing workers who than
give them during their hungry
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-02-15

which pleased end
the letter from the kids who use Hollow
Playground in the andst Anthony-wes Central
thing charge the letter
individually signed youngsters The letter reprinted
page Editor column Readers OBJ
serve couple their first names!
scarcely deserved for the
little Playground Nevertheless it's
things that make this business
worthwhile!
group plans join historical Society to help
in the history of Mime
uwriten Some Of it is in the
living dead Some is the
organizations letters and lying
dusty the athcs of the homes Of old settlers.
ought available the written record Min
history cline
ethnc acquainted with the
fully kept of early beginnings
just try early
lodges years early
older clubs.
newspaper Minnesota Society
copies early
However filled
questioning citizens gaining
long past days
worthwhile community
port it.
al history
Carlyle, the thnker-essayst History
product spiritual
nature expression Thought
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-02-15
r Midwest and the nation style conscious

keep Upper conscious
nd u s. mel
cherry hello always minute to chat with customers with
problems outside business P b." made
people glad him
Temple Israel which leading always his
benefit
the community n interested
Minneapolis the great Upper Midwest and the nation whole
particularly clothing industry will sorey
outstanding who served well his customers his
trade his family his community his nation and his God
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-02-15
P. b. Juster, Merchant Public Servant,

The sudden death Sunday r. a shock 10 the
Upper Midwest and the clothing industry P AS he
was affeetonaey known by associates only in
business and In the clothing industry both hut
was also fine community 10 devote 20 his
family his synagogue and the general problems Minneapolis
An asute business he built associates one
OF the finest mems clothing States mans
style authority he He used his great
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-02-15
Congratulations: Coast to Coast Stores

Congratulations to the Meameds opening
OF the new headquarters the firm adds
much to the this we believe the
Twin city community proud the progress Coast
stores are making huge investment In its new
headquarters exhibiting only growth in this area as
business and industry center
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-02-15
Letters To The Editor
THANKS FROM Hollow PLAYGROUND YOUNGSTERS

making skating speed possible thank
the young
people the Hollow playground this Very
Richard Wright sandra Ernestne Dogans Roger
Alexander Terry Day,
Pryor Daisy Howard
Kathleen Wright Rita Middle
eoff Wright Wright Judy Haskell Clemens
Of Playground, St Paul. MINI, Feb. TO- 1857.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-02-15

Britain leaving them in cold and dirt for 600 years.
Barbarians ensloved Romans
Mohammedans made Christians Europeans
Western Europes ensavement Africans ended in the
century slavery
be a subject debate United Nations
The slavery nothing
color.
The slave of today the yesterday will be the
master of tomorrow Afro-Amercan
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-02-15
RENEWAL PLUS SOME KIND WORDS

Editor sending my subscription although
Feb % have prompt
m ne edition
You be congratulated wonderful paper
missed copies
Pierre Crac Barquete Michigan
February 4, 1857
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-02-15
The Original Birdbroin

one can only assume that the brbrain applied
to persons OF limited mentality
birds possessing the
to shver and freeze with people faulty
judgement for bird many possessing wings the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-08
Grand Jury Action
In Chester Case
Expected Today

NEW YORK. Aug. 8 (R.-A
Kings County grand jury has
taken testimony Of alleged ex-
tortion and coercion attributed
to Max Chester, a convicted
labor racketeer. He was a mute
witness Tuesday before a Sem
ate Committee.
A source close to the Brook
Ign district attorneys Office said
the jury is expected to act in
Chester's case today.
The jury. which has been
meeting this week, yesterday
heard testimony from Paul
Claude. president OF Paragon
Brass Products, Inc, a Brooklyn
firm.
Mr.. Claude told the Senate
Rackets Committee that Ches-
ter demanded $4,000 as a guar
antee of labor peace. He said
Chester reinforced his demand,
made in 1854, by terrifying him
with talk about the future
health Of his family.
Chester is awaiting sentence
on recent conviction for ex-
torting money from a New York
business firm. He appeared in
Washington on a special pa
role.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-08
.Housebreuker, IS,
Committed Again

A slender, blond 15-year-old
Southeast boy. whose personal
crime wave included about 40
housebreakings into George
town and downtown stores,
yesterday went to the Chill
dren's Center for q second
time.
Juvenile Court Judge Orm
w. Ketcham sent the boy to
the District Welfare Depart
ment institution at Laurel. Md,
after the boy admitted break
ing into a Northwest apart
ment on June 81 and taking
SIS.
The boy. who had psychia-
trio care at a clinic from 1853
to 1855, was released from the
Laurel center early this year
to live with an older sister.
A social worker told Judge
Ketcham that the boy does not
get along with his stepfather
and that his mother has an
alcoholic problem. But the
boy wants TO live vii his
mother, the social work;s said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-08
Nosser Reported
Rejecting PorIey

CAIRO. Aug. 8 (R. The
newspaper AL Ahram said today
President Nasser rejects the
can Of Lebanon's President for
. full Arab summit conference
to work for Arab unity.
President Camille Glamour
last Sunday proposed such a
conference Ito put a final end
to all cause Of dispute among
Arab states"
AL Ahram said Egyptian gov
eminent sources charged that
Mr.. Chamoun's call was made
in an effort to present himself
to voters in the coming Leb-
anese presidential elections as
an apostle of Arab unity.
Instead, the paper charged,
Lebanon has been one of the
prime factors in splitting the
Arab world because OF its ac-
ceptance of the Eisenhower
doctrine. Col. Nasser bitterly
opposes the American policy