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SALESMAN

For furnishings department In fine
speciality store. selling nationally
advertised, branded, quality mer-
chandise. Excellent opportunity for
high earnings and Advancement
Experience selling in local store
preferred. Liberal discounts on
purchases. Excellent working con-
ditions. Apply Mr.. Stewart.
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP
12lA p st MW
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CITIZENS
BANK OF MARYLAND
RIVERDALE, MD.
UN. ATOP

ASST. STATIONARY ENGINEER.
3rd class or better; perm. position
IN modern laundry and dry clean
ing plant. Starting sal. 500 wk.
tails on pers qualifica tions and
past exper. Box 49S-E. Star. s.
AUTO BODY MAN, or combination
class mechanic; good working
conditions and pay. all legal
holidays and other benefits. Call
OIL. 2-5320: ewes. WI. 6-63s7.
AUTO MECHANIC, experienced in
GIN line and automatic transmits
sion: guarantee, vacation. holi-
days insurance dement's. Apply
Mr.. Anderson. FAIRFAX MOTOR
SALES. Fairfax. Va. Crescent
$4,000.
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AUTO MECHANICS

Experienced. chance to learn Die
sci. opportunities for advancement
to supervisory Positions: pension
and insurance plan, holiday pay,
paid vacation and sick leave Apply
S-5:30 pm. or by appointment
GREYHOUND GARAGE
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HELP-MEN

CARPENTER. white. inside trim
work; apply Chief Engineer. HO-
TEL WASHINGTON, 18th and Pa
ave. NV.
CARPENTERS and carpenter help.
ers. See Mr.. PANZONE. 7:3t
am, Woodbridge ave. anc
Seward DR., Connecticut Avenut
Gardens. Silver Spring, Nd.
CARWASHER AND POLIsHER =
Must be experienced In using cleo
buffer. Salary plus comm. Apply
WILLSTON ESQ VIC
CENTER, 1851 Ar. Blvd, Falls
Church. Va.
CASHIER, 81 80. exper.. coll. back
ground; good future; $3.50 up. PO-
TOMAc EMPL.. 1884 Wilson blvd,
Arl.. ia. $4,000.
CLAIM ADJUSTOR
Exper. man who is capable Of
working without close supervision
in all lines Ability to do complete
lob essential College training and
good work history required: excel
salary and employe benefits: car
furnished II necessary Contact
HARLEYSVILLE MUTUAL cASU-
Atty CO., S055 18th ST Silver
Spring. Mr. Cassidy. Ju. s-S791.
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REUBEN BONNETT. AttoTney.

1875 q st. NV.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia.
OF SOPHIE FUTROWSKY. de-
ceased.--No. 90, 135, Administra-
ton Docket 1874 Application
having been made herein for pro-
bate Of the last will and tesla
ment Of said deceased. and for
letters teStamentary on said es-
tate, by ROSE FUTROWSKY and
MOLLIE FUTROWSKY. 1t is
ordered this 9th day Of July,
AID. 1857, that Ann p. DeWolfe.
Helen Futrowsky Margulies, Jean
Futrowsky Rea. Beverly Levy
Schlafstein. and all others con-
cerned, appear in said Court on
Monday. the 10Th day of August.
AID 1857, at 10 o'clock AM, TO
show cause why such application
should not be granted. Let notice
hereof be published in the wash
ington Law. Reported" and THE
Evening Star" once in each Of
three successive weeks before the
return day herein mentioned. the
first publication TO be not less than
thirty days before said return Gay
Witness. the HONORABLE DO
LITHA J. LAWS, chief Judge Of
pX f.S7Sse.eLBE sin " 0s se,e q .ctR SS's :
AID. 1857 (Seal.l Attest: FRANK
j. BURKHART. Deputy Register
Of wills for the District OF Co
lumbla, Clerk of the Probate
I've Z 90
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SALESMAN

Established manufacturer of
staple repeat commodity has un-
usual opening for salesman in
Washington area, with car. To
man industrious and with leader
plus substantial monthly bonus. Ex-
traordinary future advancement
and earning opportunity, II you
are working now and looking for Q
far better future opportunity 1t
will pay you to talk to Farboil
representative ct U. 8. Employ
ment Service, 1924 F st. NV,
WEDNESDAY July 10, between Q
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LEGAL NOTICES

4 CANTRELL. Attys.,
sol Perpetual Building
UNITED STATES DISTRICT
COURT for the District Of Co.
lumbia. Holding Probate Court
No. 92980. administration
Is to Give Notice: That the sub
scriber. Of the District Of Column
bia, has obtained from the Pro-
bate Court Of the District Of Co
lumbia, Letters of Administration
on the estate of J. HENRY HAL
LAM, late Of the District of CO.
lumbia. deceased. All persons hav-
ing claim against the deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof,
legally authenticated, to the sub
scrtber, on or before the 18th day
Of December AID. 1857; otherwise
they may by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. Given
under my hand this 21st day Of
LAM IS Z Street NV seal
Attest: FRANK ]. BURKART,
Deputy REGISTER of Wills for the
District Of Columbia, Clerk Of the
Probate Court. ieo4-iy1 &
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KELLY & NICOLATDEs, Attorneys,
300 Investment Building,
WashiDgt0n. d. c.

United STATES DISTRICT
lumbia. Holding Probate Court
No. 02747, Administration This
Is to Give Notice: That the sub
scrlbers. Of the State Of Florida
and the District of Columbia, re-
spectively have obtained from the
Probate Court Of the District OF
Columbia, Letters Testamentary
on the estate of FANNIE HARPER
BURGESS, late of the District of
Columbia. deceased. All persons
having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned to ex-
hibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof. legally authenticated. to
the. subscribers, on or before the
18th day Of December, A. d. 1857;
otherwise they may by law be ex-
cluded from all benefit of said
estate. Given under our hands this
18th day Of June. 1857. NITA
MoRELLE JOHNSON. $500 18th
ST. ~ i,,s ST. Pstsr;seSrG; ,op Florida.
D. E g. FRANCES E;~, NELSON ysosaiq Bill.
SON, 1907 Connecticut ave. NV,
WASHINGTON, d. c. (Seal.l Attest:
Of Wills for the District Of CO.
lumbia, Clerk Of the Probate
je24-jy1.S
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AUTO SALESMAN

Alert. intelligent, hard worker for
career position, selling new Ford
cars. Guaranteed earnings If you
qualify. A real opportunity. Sub
urban location; new car furnished.
vacation with pay. BENEFITS. excep-
tional pay plan. Call ROY POR-
TER, JU. 5-7S00.
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PROPOSALS

SEALED BIDS FOR WASTE CHEM
ICAL DISPOSAL PLANT at the
National Institute OF Health. Be-
ceiyed until 200 P. NJ. EDIT.
July 30. 1857. in RIM. 334O,
GsA Bldg. 18th and r Streets
NV, Washington. d. C., and
then publicly opened in RIM. 1904
Bidding material Is available in
Rm. 1904 at the above address.
Phone: Executive $4,000, Ext.
1897. Commissioner OF Public
Buildings. General Services Ad-
SUBURBAN SAM
TARY COMMISSION. CONTRACT
E1 700 Fu TRSK dMAnHS1 R nH1
HYDRA Vic EXcAvAToR
CRANE. - Sealed proposals for
furnishing and delivering one u
TRUCK MOUNTED HYDRAULIC
EXCAVATOR CRANE will be re-
ceived in the ONCE Of the Purehas-
ing Agent. Room G-13, OF the
Washineton Suburban Sanitary
Commission. 40l7 Hamilton street,
HyattsviIle. Maryland; e. 1880
am. eastern Daylight-sayins
Timsl; Wednesday' July IL ~ ls G1,,;
be publicly opened and read;
Specifications may be obtained
from s. q. SaIsberry, Purchasing
Agent OF the Commission. Attest:
JOHN T. BONIFANT, Secretary.
r. EARL BOURNE, Chairman:
FRANK l.. HEWITT, Jr.. Vice
Chairman: ]. NORMAN AGER,
JAMES 3. BLAND. WILLARD A.
MORRIS. L. 8. RAY, Commits
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HELp--MEM
GcONTlNUEDi
AccoUNTANTs-oPEN
D. C. EMPL. EXCHANGE

ARCH. CRAFTSMEN
Experienced in commercial and
industrial work. Salary commen-
surate with ability. Apply RIM. $40
1924 K st. NV. CAFRITz CO.
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ROUTE Statesmen

SALESMAN--venetian blinds and
window shades. Must be expert.
did opportunity. Call Ma. S-iO23
MILEHAM AND KING.
sALEsMAN--why not become as.
modern ins. CO. The White eros.
plan viii give you every co-opera
ton and plenty Of leads. Call MR.
CARTIERI. JU. S-046S, 1926
Colesville I'd. Silver Spring.
SALESAdAN-Young man, wiilin1
to. learn the clothing business.
Salary and commission. 941
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PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHER, per-
nansnt position. s-day week.
RESIDENT ENGINEER

1tEO1OEN i ENG1NEEh
White. 3rd-elass license. for oil a..
nred and air-eonditioned apt. bldg.
IN NV. section; must be expe-
rieneed, have knowledge Of general
maintenance and with local ref
erences: good salary and l-bedrn
apt. turn. Cali WO. $4,000.
RETIRED oFFICERs, profitable
fuu time employment with we'll
established real estate firm. Ex-
perience. desirable but not essen
ttal. IA. 4-l1h5 COL. CAR
MES. j. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
INC. Realtor.
RODAIAN, white, for construction
lob; experienced preferred. Apply
cAFRrTz co,
RO0FER AND HELLER, expert
enced; D. c. drivers permit. Apply
Mon. an, $500 l4th st. NV.
ROUTE MAN lwhitel for work In
FRINGE Geo. Co. and sc. wash,
Start at over. 500 wk. For inter
view phone SP. 3-95qS, Mon, 8
Dm To q m
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STONE HOME on is0 acres most
attractive Frederick County farm;
INVESTMENT. FARM Of i40 acres
with emile road frontage, Opportu-
nitv for the man who wants to make
some money .subdividine IN TO small
AIRY sss.J. representins Ms Afss1f RoMERM Msi 4
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q BEDROOMS

Town house in . most desirable
location; g bedrooms. 2ts baths; I;
full finished basement and what
more for only $l2Dh0 with good
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so a. GOOD TIMBER-Huntins
spring: red. to S1.350; 2 a.. close
State game forest. $500: l g.. good
road, . streams. old bldg. $500
Terms. Call $50. Free listing
o e WIDMYER. Berkeley springs,
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30 ACRES on hwy: remodeled pre-
Revolutionary. home; basement in
knotty pine. beautifully tiled bath.
4oo tTss nsn'aI; q W bNdHS BIZ nTspis RyoHar Snly
Louisa. Va Phone $50 weekdays;
l4S SUNDAYS.
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4o27 s, CAPITOL ST. - Excellent
store. .i6xl0O'. for mems wear and
hAberdashery. Gifts. fabrics. etc.
Other stores in DEVELOPMENT include
large Woolworth Safeway Peoples
Edwards chain shoe store. delicates-
sen, LIQUOR store ard many others
Plenty OF parking Immed posses
sion. Reas. rent. Fixtures included
in rent.
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CONN AVE, between sHoREHAM
AND SHERAToN.P PARK HOTELS
gnd-hoor, f-room once Private
bath commercial-type show window
Reasonable rent.
UPPER 14th ST. Nw.--2nd floor
approx . .4O0 sa g., divided into
several large rooms.
c0ns9l,, lNs,,a M pisk Tsy!!g,Sr., 5sss,ps .
Realtors. ia l4th st. NV. Ma.
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WAREHOUSE WANTED

HANIED-Approx. 5000 sq. #. Of
warehouse space. Call Dl. 7-n65b.
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

WAREHOUSE Mont, Co, Nd.
zoned nsht industrial; 1900 90. II
HA. d.1272, -
APPROX. LOO SO. FT., eround
floor space in very convenient sc.
location. Ind commercial reaS.
rent. Immed. occupancy. Business
hrs, MA. S-S864: ewes, ia. 0-0o50,
SECOND COMMERCIAL, iisht man
ufacturing, available Immediately: {:
4,30O SO. IT,, ONCE and shop, heavy
current; loading dock. md and l.
SITS. ne, conv. to downtown. Rea-
sonable rent. Call III. 3-3422, Mon
day through Friday
10Th AND N SITS. NV. = Entire
bldg. ll1B6 10Th ST. for 500 mo,
Ms is 4 floors and bsmt. EX J-34OS
900 So. It. strictly
modern, truck Level with parking
A. NJ. ROTH CO, RE. 7-7330.
METROPOLITAN WAREHOUSE CO..
80 Fla. ave. ne Centrally located
for storage and distribution OF
merchandise In Washington Metro
politan area, ideal for broker fac
tory. rep or anyone needing top
service at economical rates.
NEW MODERN WAREHOUSES;. Just
pancy In units Of q. IL, 81 10000
feet. Parking areas, hieh ceilings,
rail facilities, modern air-condi-
TONED ofilces. convenient 10 down
town. Union 4.S003 or your broker.
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ls ,ooo-so FIT Of nne air-cond.
NV NV area. ' pstssheed eY0's corner n 'eSias' 6ias
Clean as a whistle, Priced under the
qualified tenant Cali Dick Reed,
with JAMES l. DIXON Il Co, s'f
$1,000: ewes. JU, 0.S740.
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RIVER-FRONT FARM
SOUTHERN
MARYLAND

Yaehtman's country home having
waterfront on attractive river. Beau
tiful residence with 3 bedrooms, 2is
baths, living, dining. kitchen and
stud. rooms. Five iireplaces. Two-
car garage with quarters and bath
above. as acres with farmhouse and
barns In top condition, Ready for
you to move in at only S65,000.
Very desirable building location
overlooking 81 Mary's river with
over 200 feet shorciine. This view
Is worth q trip TO see. 81 acres with
farmhouse and good barns. All for
S25,0OO with 3Ott cash
j. SPENCE HOWARD, JR.
81, Mary's City, Great Mills 33
MANOR CLUB AREA
: : oRedland rd.-zl.Q43.it. frontage.
Is . perfect layout; lovely rolling
land; many hieh elevations Rock
Greek rolls .throush the middle az
ford'ng GOOD fishing. The Mansion
House is OF thick stone with many
With ise. s' stone frepi. ' There 'Ts'S il :
cottase adjoining that rents for $40
mo- lee stone garaee with apt.
above. There is barn and tenant
house down In the field All bldgr.
IN perfect eond The erounds are
KEEP! .pctless eIoLER a CO. ST.
3.72Sj
CONTINUED on Next Passl
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tanss @ q ths Distrietl sGRuiioa Homes ai;s
barns, 1l-acre tobacco allotment. in
view OF bay. Ideal for tobacco, beef
cattle operation. Well fenced fertile
soil. streams. timber.
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INVESTMENT PROP. for SALE
feohTlNUeDl
% APTS.

close-in 18th at. corner; 100ss
rented wear around. with income
$4,000 Yea year, 90 With ynidhh operating ex; !; !;
= less than fis times It's income.
Eugene P. Nixon, RE. 7-8112
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DESK SPACE

Sill. SPG., air-eond.. once space,
furn. or unfurn. Reas. rent. free
parking. JU, 9-4g57 or JU. s-ss09
WOODWARD BLDG.-share LAWYERS
2-frn. suite, air cond, fully equip.
and furn.; reas. Me, S-l201.
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a5 AcRES-Frontine on . hard
STATE roads including q corner. with
fSm@srci ouses se SSisieislssb Srn ns,1, Fg
houses. p.acre tobacco allotment. 1
tractors and complete equip. Sew
eral streams. timber. place for farm.
lake. Clean, well fenced. fertile soil.
Near Ches. Bay. One Of our best
Evening star., 1957-04-21

CULPEPER COUNTY FARM
3ie acres. THE RIoHT KIND OF
ing or. eeneral farming. STREAMS.
good fences, barns. three.bedroom
home; also columned brick homo
worthy OF restoration. Located In
,arnas nsas Usn sysa SssSsSi SodS
WAUGH Real Estate Agency. $500
once: SlS2 res. culpeper, Va.
RIVER-FRONT FARM
q ESQ acres. nearby W. Va. mts.
scenic retirement resort; rn svfisamfn.. swimmins..
boating. hshine. hunting. Ideal for
summer camp or ranch: also good
on-eoing farm: excel. bottom land
and permanent pasture. Good s.
room house. elec., fine spring water
IN house. near resort town. Low
price, ia, 4.1210. 22s
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100 ACRES-60 clear balance
in timber Old mill lake site. Long
frontage on hard State road. Good
camp or hunting site. with excel
lent Possibilities for capital gain.
4 WIDE VARIETY Of other farms.
both water front and inland. Write
or phone for particulars.
Evening star., 1957-04-21

IS MILLION FEET. LARGE 1TM.
BER-Aoout half poplar and hard.
wood and half long leaf pine.
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PICTURESQUE valley farm near
Patuxent River. 1876 acres. . nice
homes 4 barns. streams. timber.
farm equip. $4,000; $4,000 cash.
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COLONIAL FARM HOME with
121 acres. 90 acres clear, 11-acre
tobacco allotment, 2 well-kept tenant
houses. 8 barns. streams. timber.
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7, Historic WoodIawn, 269 acres.
Groom Colonial brick home. Groom
ideal retreat; IS miles D. C.; inn
mediate possession: S35. 900.
?, lib acres, overlooking Chesa-
peake Bay; suitable for tobacco and
livestock; . farmhouses. large barn:
10-acTe tobacco allotment: on 2
paved roads: immediate possession:
40 miles d. c.: $1,000.
,. 10 acres. 5-room home; barn,
outbuildines. on paved road; imme-
diats possession; 3S miles D. CT
4 l60 acres. Groom house: 3 to-
bacco barns; timber. stream; good
road immediate possession; 3s miles
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About so Mi. From D. C.
IS acres with attractive old home
fully modernized. 3 bedrooms. Q
baths, eouipped kitchen. automatic
location In excellent neishborhood.
Especially suitable for retirement
with rural atmosphere. $40. 900.
WAUGH REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
S502 once, SlS2 res. cuipeper, Va.
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1900 ACREs-Growine timber
fronting . STATE roads. only IS
miles from WASHINGTON. Excellent
capital gains investment at $50 per
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PRINCE FREDERICK. ND.
PHONES ot4 and AS
INVESTMENT FARM5

INVESTMENT FARMS
1s5 ACRES at $3.50 per acre. VERY
special for subdividing.
345 ACRES at 5000 per acre.
Large stone home. Convert this into
estate with . few thousand dollars.
800 ACRES at $500 per acre GoinR
imitation.
$50 ACRES at $500 per acre.
River farm and unique opportunity
Tor investor who does not want to
farm himself
2s5 ACRES at $1,000 per acre.
AT Gaithersburg interchanEe.
Just few examples OF what we
ROMER 4 Co. INC. REALTORS.
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WATERFRONT FARM-9s acres.
94-mile water front. 4-bedrm. home.
2 barns. farm equip. 20 nd. beef
cattle. hogs. wild ducks. geese. A
sporttman's farm. Very reasonably
priced.
Evening star., 1957-04-21

$50 ACRE FARM. mostly in grass
plerty Of water at 5000 per acre
Is0-acre dairy farm with plenty Of
grass and water; land in high state
Of cultivation: Broom and bath,
house 9 barns and . siios can be
boueht with or without stock and
equipment; 40 mi, from D. C,
i0o.aere farm about 40 acres
clear, lot OF good grass, large
stream through property. l new,
modern brick rambler. ! old log-and-
frame house, large frame barn and
other buildings. near Nokesvilie.
Va. II you are looking for q nice
home. In the country, this Is II.
l60-acre farm. most all clear, with
barn and silo, no house; on black
top road, close TO Route 80 In Upper
Fairfax County: At $500 per acre.
los acres. all wood, long frontage
at $3.50 per. acre, good terms.
acres Of open, land. nice sleya.
tlon with stream: mt on Route Z
IN HsrndoI area; a. 5000 psr acre
Wv" BYRNE REALTY
BR. s.ss60 or cR. 3-ie62
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SOllthern Marvland

RIVER FARM--Most Attractive %.
acre place with remodeled house,
tenant house. 2 barns. etc. Big
trees; tree old box, unsurpassed view.
HISTORIC PLANTATION - 272
acres. restored brick mansion, ten
Show place. yet productive and
practical. commutinG distance to
Evening star., 1957-04-21

For slO.gbO and this home has
been GI approved, Nice neighbor.
hood: fenced yard and g clean
nome rNSASecTTM%ES ecTTM% S'' TuIU pi1Ie'
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esDs eelsSanesls cod VIZ RI Es' NJ I'M aS'u,% ,na
snd aaspiHfIi' i"Ii bs%t :sH VIII WIN $.esr ssrsss
Anchor fenced yd.; for only $4,000
with $1,000 dn. and reas. payments
GOOD ASSUMPTION
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of lot year. according to the
report.
Private construction totaled
$27.6 billion in the first 10
months Of 1857. down $40 mil
lion from a year earlier, the
agencies estimated. Declines in
dwellings and stores were about
Offset by gains in most other
private sectors.
Public construction is hold
ing up the building total, the
report showed. January Oc-
tober OUTLAWS rose 8 per cent
above 1856 levels to nearly $11.S
billion. Building of highways.
schools and housing led the
gains.
October was an especially big
month for spending on con-
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struction Of utilities, ofaces.
warehouses. highways and sew.
eral other fields, the report
continued. Building Of private
housing and stores continued
a gradual recovery. tagging be-
hind year-earlier rates by mar
rover m argins than O few
months ago. Construction Of
private industrial buildings and
public water supply facilities
are tapering OF.
A Census Bureau report yes
terday showed similarly inde-
cisive trends in wholesale trade.
September sales by whole
salers were estimated at $o.8
billion. down 4 per cent from
August, but equal to September,
1856. Sales for the first nine
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Building Activity S.
On Level, Report Shows

Building activity is rolling
along on a plateau = neither
raising nor falling very much
like most sectors of the Ma
tion's economy, a Government
report indicated today.
The Commerce and Labor
Departments predicted spend
ing for new construction will
total a little over SAT billion
this year, up slightly from SAG
billion in 1856. Rising prices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-07

Rev. Lee C. Phillip described
five nonviolent techniques
which, he said, represented
"milestones in what's happen
ing" there. He listed these as:
/. Buying gas only where the
owner permits everyone to eat
in the adjacent restaurant.
2. Trading only in stores that
give courteous treatment to all.
3. Educating ignorant
whites" through personal con-
facts and through sharing
whatever written material is
available.
4. Travelling in groups from
mixed conferences. Mr.. Phillip
said such interracial groups
can do everything together and
nothing is said, although some
eyes of Texas are upon you"
5. Refusing to change seats
in buses. Smile or look silly"
Mr.. Phillip said, "but don't
move"
He emphasized that all these
techniques are used on an in
formal basis.
From Tuskegee. Ala, where
he is pastor of the Greenwood
Baptist Church, the Rev. Ray
mond F. Harvey described the
current Negro economic boy
colt of white merchants in the
city resulting from the recent
gerrymandering which disen-
franchised all but 10 Negoes.
The Rev. J. Donald Rice,
minister Of Morris College in
Sumter, s. c., said one of the
biggest problem in his State is
trying to keep open the lines
of communication so opposition
to the official segregation policy
could be heard.
Representing the District, the
Rev. Jerry A. Moore, pastor of
the Nineteenth Street Baptist
Church. told of the peaceful,
successful negotiations at a
drug store C h ain in nearby
Maryland.
( A fifth speaker at the SYM
/ postum was the Rev. E. Theo-
dore Jones. college pastor at
Virginia Union University in
Richmond. He claimed the
Negroes shave done very little
so far in nonviolent resistance
there because they haven't
felt the pressures yet"
Moderator for the discussion
was the Rev. Glenn Smiley,
field secretary for the Fellow
ship of Reconciliation. He in
troduced the topic by stating
that "in the midst of hatred,
people can love" In the South,
Negroes have learned Ito love
the oppressor and to think Gre
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probably contribute to the small
increase.
The agencies estimated in a
joint report that construction
OUTLAWS totaled $4.452. OOO, 900
last month - down seasonally
by 2 per cent from September,
but 8 per cent above October
1856.
About 1894 billion was spent
on new building from January
through October, up 2 per cent
from the same 1O-month period
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For those who want the
fun Of feeling good!
know families VIII have II
You've known families who have H..

boundless energy, the zip and enthusiasm
that makes them "lots of fun" Heredity I'M
doubleday is important-so is the ability not
to "worry."
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Southern Negroes Tell
Of NonvioIent Plan

Four Negro ministers described last night nonviolent
resistance break down segregation in the South.
They represented Texas Alabama South Carolina and the
District at Howard University School Religion symposium
Of Modern Techniques of Nonviolent Resistance
Of the openingday in the fveday convocaon
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atively," he said. They are mo
longer afraid"
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But what you eat and drink
is important, tool

Science tells us that most of us would feel
better, live longer, have more sparkle and pep
if we had far less fat, far more protein in our
daily diets. Fat pufs out waistlines-slows us
down. Protein rebailds and revitaLizes tired
nerves and tissues-supplies energy with "stay-
ing power"