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FLOOR sALEsMANl eeneral work
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wk, plus benefits. see Mr.. WEfN-
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ca rRAINEE. 70 learn the uphol-
stery business. Apply 6l3 South
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and telephone sales work VIII
train interested party Prefer
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experienced only need apply
ready for work, am. l01s North
stuart St.. Arlington.
HOME IMPROVEMENT CANVAS
SkhS with cars. Inexper. or
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CARPENTERS 90 needed: win pay
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KANT IN town approx. 30 miles
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Must have wide experience, abill-
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ROCK CREEK DRUGS. $500
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mum a., Brentwood. Nd.
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charge Of footing work. iayQuA,
elevations and digrine crews. Year
round work. Good pay. Apply a
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EXPERIENCED ONLY
Must be Experienced in institutional
and industrial type of construc-
ton. Ali replys confidential. Ap-
ply Box 299-T, Star.
ASPHALT SINGLE RO0FERs Z
work in wheaton City. Apply q
Job. Weslynn, or call WI, 2-7543
AUTO BODY REPAIRMAN. mus
have tools. Call Mr.. Palmer, al
HERBY's, INC, XII. 9-0374.
AUTO BODY MAN, must be ex.
perienced, sober and reliable
many company benefits: hospita
and paid vacation: good work.
ing conditions. Apply in person, Of
call Mr.. Lee, TOMS CHEVRO.
LET 1l4I6 os socn ave- Silver
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ENGINEERS
Work With
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rounded BY the Tennessee Vale
Lakes. An elevation Of over i,HOl
feet mild winters, and an averaal
summer temperature OF 20 denreea
make for wonderful year-rouns
iivine.
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company insurance. See Mr.
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AUTO MECHANIC, exper., reliable
willing to work; good opportunity
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ENGINEERS
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Evening star., 1958-05-05
NegroesP|an
Vote Drive

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, May
bR.-A mass meeting of more
than 400 Jacksonville Negroes
called in the aftermath of
dynamite explosions at a Negro
school and Jewish synagogue
decided yesterday to make
their voices heard through
united action.
Representatives of all Negro
political, social, fraternal and
religious groups were invited to
attend a meeting Wednesday to
form a central organization
that can speak for the $4,000
Negroes among the Jackson
vile areas 100000 population.
Several speakers urged the
importance of Negro registra-
tion to vote. Glenn B. WASH
ington, president of the Jack
sonville branch of the National
Association for the Advance
ment of Colored People, an
nounced that a door-to-door
campaign is planned to register
voters.
IntegratiOn Fight Urged
Robert w. Saunders of Tampa,
field secretary of the NAACP,
urged the Negroes to reaffirm
their purpose of fighting for
complete desegregation through
peaceful and legal means.
He praised the actions of
Mayor Hayden Burns of Jack
sonville and Gov. Leroy Collins
in moving to apprehend the
persons responsible for the
dynamiting of James Weldon
johnson Junior High School
and the Jewish Community
Center early last Monday.
BY a standing vote the group
approved seven resolutions
which will be referred to the
new united organization.
The group declared two
weeks of prayer in all churches
starting today, reaffirmed con-
fidence in law enforcement
agencies and pledged a christian
attitude of non-violence and
love toward all problems.
One of the resolutions also
encouraged Negroes to register
and vote.
Meanwhile, man arrested
Saturday and accused of steal
ing dynamite from a construc-
ton project where he worked
apparently was cleared of con-
nection with last Mondays
blasts.
Chief Of Detectives H. v.
Branch said James David
Lilley, 20, admitted taking the
dynamite and all Of it has been
accounted for. Chief Branch
also said Lilley's fingerprints
did not match those found on
a bomb placed at a Birming-
ham, Ala. synagogue which
failed to explode.
Evening star., 1958-05-05

We have also planned impressive exhibit of full
line Of 1858 motor We will be delighted acquaint
you with their design features and to arrange
demonstration Of your avorite model your
venen hour Be to stop in-we be looking forward
to getting acquainted with you and with your family!
Every Window Of Every Cadillac is Safety Plate Glass;
Evening star., 1958-05-05
Cyrus Eoton
AssuiIs FBI,
U. Spying

NEW YORK. May 5 R).-
Shopping agencies are putting
freedom In the United States In
jeopardy. says Cyrus s. Eaton.
7l-year-old Cleveland indus
trialist.
Adolf Hitler. at the height OF
his power. never had such
spy organizations as we have
In this country today" Mr..
Eaton said last night.
The canadian-born financier
said there are no Communists
In the United States TO speak
OF. except In the mind Of those
on the payroll Of the FBI."
He said the FBI's Importance
is enormously exaggerated.
They make no contribution
TO the upbuilding Of this coun-
try and Its respect abroad" Mr..
Tin Washington today. FBI
Director J. Edgar Hoover said,
Mr.. Eaton Is running true TO
FORM
Mr.. Eaton. sponsor OF an
annual international scientific
meeting In Pugwash. Nova
Scotia, appeared in a filmed
interview on the ABC-TV
Mike Wallace Interview"
The financier said:
II think (the FBI has) had a
tremendous build-up, wonder
ful propaganda-sold itself In a
marvellous way. but I always
worry when ! see q nation feel
that 1t is coming to greatness
through the activities Of its po-
licemen. And the FBI is just
one Of the scores Of agencies in
the United States engaged in
investigating. in shopping, in
informing In creeping up on
people. 1t has gone to an ex-
tent here that I think is very
alarming"
Mr.. Eaton said that SCREEN
ings, hngerprintings and other
such procedures associated with
so-called classified" work in
industry were superfluous.
Evening star., 1958-05-05

found scratched and dirty, but
otherwise unharmed. She had
Evening star., 1958-05-05
Four Die as Plane
ExpIodes in Miduir

MEDINA, Ohio. May 5 R.-
Four persons were killed yester-
day when a four-pasenger air.
plane exploded in the air, fell
into a field east Of here and
burned.
Medina County Coroner An
drew Karson identified the VIC
tins as DR.. william r. Moore,
32; his secretary. Mrs. Ann
Fike, 20, Clinton Bassett, 81, a
tool and die maker at the Chew
rolet plant in Parma, and Mr.,
Bassett's bride. Mary Ann, 20,
The plane. a single-engine
Beechcraft Bonanza, had taken
of from Cleveland Hopkins Air
port, and the four reportedly
we're headed for Columbus to
visit friends.
Evening star., 1958-05-05
Boston Bans
Rock n Roll

BOSTON. May 5 R.-Bos-
ton today banned rock m roll
Jam sessions from public audi
toriums after Is persons we're
injured In the aftermath Of
such q Jam session at the Bos-
ton Arena.
Mayor John B. Hynes told
q reporter those so-called
rock n roll musical programs
are q disgrace and must be
stopped. AS far as I'm con-
cerned. Boston has seen the
last Of them"
The Mayor also said that
nine times out Of 10 the pro-
moters OF rock n roll sessions
do not hire enough policemen
10 take care Of the crowds that
attend and thus are not en-
titled TO licenses.
mo such licenses will be
issued In the future" the Mayor
said.
Numerous fiare-ups kept po-
lice busy Saturday night and
early yesterday after q Jam
session at the Boston Arena.
The manager OF the State
operated arena. Paul Brown,
said. The next rock n roll
show at the arena will be pre-
sented over my dead body"
Police reported that gangs
OF teen-agers left the arena
after the jam session and at
tackled, robbed and molested
passersby In the South End,
where the arena is located, and
In Roxbury and the Back Bay
area.
Albert Raggiani, 10, a Navy
man from Stoughton, suffered
several deep stab wounds on
the chest as he left the arena
with two girls.
He was treated at City Hos
pital and later transferred to
the Naval Hospital In Chelsea.
His condition was described as
fair early today. Others were
less seriously injured.
Mr.. Brown said unrest de-
veloped when police ordered
the dimmed house lights turned
on at the arena after fans be-
gan dancing in the darkened
aisleS.
Evening star., 1958-05-05

ton from every phase OF Amer
lean life and is a member OF
the AFL-cIo. which at It's last
convention contributed $4,000
70 the National Association for
the Advancement OF colored
People.
The union. In asking for
voiding OF the election, said in
lection OF the racial issue
created an atmosphere OF hate
and bias against II.
The board. ruling against the
union. said THE issue is a mar
row one"
Evening star., 1958-05-05
Union Loses
On Race Issue
Ry ths Asaoelatsd Pre..

The National Labor Relations
Board ruled today that the
mere mention OF a racial issue
In an NLRB election among
employees OF a plant is not suf-
ticient grounds for volding the
results OF the election.
The board refused 10 set aside
the 40-to-s vote by which
workers at the Sharnay Hosiery
Mills, Inc, at Madison. N. c..
last November 8 rejected the
Textile Workers Of America as
their bargaining agent.
Two Of the five members OF
the board. Chairman Boyd Lee
dom and Stephen S. Bean.
agreed that the results OF the
election should be upheld but
at the same time expressed "our
concern over the injection OF
Evening star., 1958-05-05

found scratched and dirty, but
otherwise unharmed. She had
not been sexually molested
The polite, slightly built boy
told officers he was scared" 20
go back to the house and in
tended never to tell where
Kathy was.
Il had no reason. I just did
it," he said.
Robert is only 3 shade over
S feet tall and weighs just 90
pounds. Police said he suffered
from rheumatic heart disease
and missed lot Of school. He
attends special classes for men,
tally retarded children.
The boy has lived most of his
life with his widowed grand
mother, Mrs. Bessie Dillman.
who said:
Il can't believe he did it, but
if he did, he needs phychiatric
attention.
Father an Epileptic
Roberts father, an epileptic,
is in a mental institution. His
mother has remarked.
Juvenile Court Judge David
A. McMullan will hear Rob-
ert's case. He can handle the
case himself or order it trans
ferred to a criminal court.
The boys teacher said he
never had been a behavior
problem at school. His grand
mother said he was a gentle
youth and good to children"
Robert went to police Thurs
day, the day after Kathy's dis
appearance. with a story that
he had given her a bike ride
and left her at her home, where
he said he had last seen her
talking to a man. He admitted
the abduction three hours after
the girl was found Saturday.
Evening star., 1958-05-05

the racial issue In any elec-
tion."
The Textile Workers Union
had asked that the election be
yolded because two weeks be-
fore the election the employer
mailed 10 the mills workers an
eight-page letter which in
clnded the unions position on
issues OF racial integration.
The letter said the union Is
strongly pro-integration. had
submitted q pro-integration
brief 10 the Supreme Court, Is
striving 10 eliminate segrega-
Evening star., 1958-05-05

"They keep alive the spirit Of
suspicion, which Is one OF the
things that plaques u.s." he said,
Mr.. Eaton said the aura Of
secrecy that surrounds some In
dustrial operations is "just n
hallucination and an emphasis
on the importance OF the police
side Of our Government"
The industrialist said he
thought the United States has
less confidence In its own peo-
pie maybe than any nation
that I know OF on EARTH"
Evening star., 1958-05-05
Texas Ruins End

DALLAS, May S (P.-Pun-
ishing weather lifted a nine
day siege throughout Texas to-
day. Flood threats abated and
forecasters said damaging rains
appeared to be over for the
present.
Evening star., 1958-05-05
Futeof fYoung Abductor
Up to Juvenile Judqe

ST LOUIS May QP-The fate of l5-year-old boy who
left little Kathy Hampton tied and naked in vacant house
without food water for three days rested today with
Juvenile Court Judge.
Robert Martin Reich E told police step by step how he
the pretty blond 6yearold ride his bicycle to the
Evening star., 1958-05-05

I TdIIISIIdCkIt IIUUoC OU UIUCho
from her home, then tore her
dress of and tied her up.
She wriggled free and was
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Nv LANES BACON

Associated Press Motion Picture writer
PARASITIC title Of the
picture is Roots Of Heaven"
but Juliette Greco. one Of It's
stars, calls II Roots Of He'll"
And for good reason. The
African location almost fin-
ished her of. And Eddie Al
bert, too. Producer Daryl y.
zanuck wanted shots Of
Africa never seen before on
the screen. He got them but
almost lost his company.
The locations were In
French Equatorial Africa
where daytime temperatures
reached 100 and II cooled OF
at night to 100.
Two doctors handled a
total Of Ola sick calls from
100 people. Most seriously
affected was Miss Greco,
whose blood pressure once
dropped dangerously during
q hot spell.
When this happened"
said zanuck. "the doctors
warned me 10 get her to a
more temperate location else
we would have a dead star
on our hands"
The company then few
1900 miles to Bangui at a
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MAKING MERRY AT OLNEY

the next day for England to
make THE Devils Disciple"
with Burt Lancaster and Sir
Laurence Olivier. slumped in
his chair, exhausted. And I
am" he assured me. what
with the tour to sell The
Vikings ana our new baby.
1 will get my rest making
the new picture"
Next on Kinks schedule is
"Spartacus," with Laurence
Olivier. Charles Laughton
and Peter Ustinov. Then
viva Gringo." with Rock
Hudson.
My friend has come a long
way since that summer day
in 1945 when I wanted to
trade residences with him.
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GRAHAM
Continued From Page Ell

NUnthn0C0 ENum okC E"A
and drank)-two men would
have q fight with swords. the
idea being for one to decapi-
tate the other. When a head
rolled of. the diners would
burst out laughing and con-
tinue eating and drinking.
1t was an honor to die with
sword in hand and a sure
passport to Valhalla.
"Of course most people
thought I was a fool to put
my own money in the pic
ture, but I believe in this
type of film. I don't like
problem pictures-we've had
too many. It's time to re-
create the old magic Of
moviegoing. like I had when
/ was a kid. and saw the
swashbuckling Douglas Fair
banks movies, sheer adven-
ture. Now we can add color
and the big screen and the
actual locales. Who but a
I naive idiot like me would
say. Let's go to the Norwe-
gian Fjords to make the pic
ture'? We had a terrible
time. what with the weather
and the primitive conditions.
We had to create everything
we used. our own waterline
included"
Kirk, who was taking of
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Roots Of Heaven Shot
AT q HeIIish Degrees

much higher altitude. She
was able 10 work there for a
few days but became III
again when the company re-
turned 10 Paris, The o.
million production was shut
down for two weeks while
Miss Greco recuperated.
The heat also downed Al
bert. A good rest and he
pulled through okay.
The only two stars In the
company unaffected by the
malaria. dysentery. heat.
sunstroke and other jungle
ills were Enrol Flynn and
Trevor Howard.
Both are firm believers In
an old-fashioned remedy
sometimes used after a
snakebite.
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SuIIy Rund Finds
Higher Learning
Lotter-Duy Dish
Ry DE AsaoeIated Preas


LAS VEGAS. Nev.-what-
ever happened TO Sally
RANDI
At a remarkably well pre-
served 81, she still is waving
those ostrich feathers. While
she's not doing 1t with a
physics book in one hand.
she claims her future lies in
q scientific career. Yes. you
heard it right-Sally Rand.
1T took some doing. be-
cause / never graduated
from high school. But i was
allowed to take some courses
through the University Of
California. I took physics.
math. chemistry and psy-
chology. And I'm proud to
say that I had a IS average.
I'm also proud Of some
thing else. You know all the
tests and records Of the uni
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20

versity are kept by business
machines. Well. the Ameri-
can cyanamid Co, which
has a plant In Azusa near my
home town Of Glendora.
Calf. went through the files
for employment possibilities.
They pulled out my name
and offered me a job starting
at $500 a month. Not bad.
huh?"
Does this mean she viii
give up the tast-fiowing
fans?
you can't predict those
things" she said. II wanted
TO. I had hoped to continue
school last winter. But !
have problems with the tax
boys. / had 10 60 out on the
road to make more money"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-02
High Court
Backs EXCL
Preference

The Supreme Court today re-
fused to review and thus left
standing a lower court ruling
which upheld veterans job
preference in Government re-
auctions in force.
Under attack by a group of
non-veteranS was a provision
of the Veterans Preference Act
which specifies that during re-
auctions in force, veterans be
retained over non-veteranS
event though the latters' eff
f1ciency rating may be better.
The United States Court of
Appeals for the District, divid-
ing in 1857 two to one, had
ruled in favor of the Govern
ment.
Attorneys for eight nom
veteran Government employees
had declared the provision vio-
lated the due process clause of
the Constitution in that the
plaintiffs were being made sub
ject to arbitrary and unrea-
sonable discharge"