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CASH REGISTERS
STANLEY liAYnxk a co

fQip ltth a. NV.
cFAlas: ielalns. gsse. an sls,l
AZ alnee, $40 each and w, Write
cAfs u n nfounaQn, Amhas.
IoulPNlFT Co. eie Wssi hress
street, NIchmond, Va Toll charrs1
refunded n purchase mada.
.i' s'': 81. '-' S;;s %
DISKS, &, 1ssd, executive TN.
dssf' tiSg "a s-s7ss. 's''''
nlsA IA nisQ, gaa'a y carat
SI Ssssa.s sAM !, onsAe4 sfg.asSsl..
ptAMoNps--Lady's as eta, az
,sa ay. ct, tiisl edy's
ESQ issd Ra S's s."s NJ J.
DIcIAIiNe MAcrleK. brand :sss.
never used. CAL on. 2-O3ia,
DINING ROOM. oris. $3.50, Danish
mqqefn cane and cherry tan. VIII
ssl ior tt.Ai a noof sample
MeLo rvhNITuRk co. i5es
DINING mn. SET. 10 pes. hlrh
char with pad maternity ward.
robe, tl1e ~. IA. n-iie5.
DIN. m. SET. o-plece. excellent
SfGr SCI s.ssss 'r'' old reasonable
D s.I.. nm q: ST; cS ISs., i ~ y'i's
Ds aIn.sist. sss .'isH sa.us slS.'G n:
ms saeh a. cromerait psss,io ON
plnss' xNboNiA f0RNtiHURk GO 90
Dol " 81, n.es II, S-3361
DiNNETTE skT--Mahoeany drop.
leaf table, chairs. excel. cond
WI b-eees after ESQ
OIsnWAsHEK. HOTPOINT, fop-ioader
Practically new. SiBO. Vi a-3i0a
DRAWING BOARDS li0l. siae a4s
bbfsA slso 4 SON aia ara ST NV.
ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA,
tunhiglt set, lNoI edition. MAKE
offer, OIL, s-s3ee.
FOAM RuRBER-221eexl. s4as,
MAC, sl9.o5: 3as twin 700
oILLlLLAND. 2i45F TX. s-o653
FREEZER; IS Gu, n, 500. Ksl.
FREEZER, 4-cu.-ft Kenmore, gu
years old, WA, 5-e4fs
FhEEzER. upright. rs Gu. a., Vic.
tor. yrs old. excel. cond sac.
rihee, $3.50. VIII. 2-4326.
FREEZER. Amana. iB-eu.-ft. up.
right. under warranty: excel
eond XII, a-3302.
FURNITURE; DELINQUENT account
Complete , rooms Of furniture.
bedrm., liy rm. and dlnelte, A.
sumo payments Of $40 per month
on balance due after small down
payment MARIO FURNITURE
co; 1873 ilth 81. NV, DE' 2.
FuRNITURE-coueh, easy chairs
dressers, etc. Ideal for eottage
reasonable. RA. $500. between
2 and IL pm.
FURNITURE. wrought iron. new
Reasonable. WA. 5-s4fs.
FURNITURE = used, in excellent
CO. $500 Baitimore ave-. coiiess
Park Nd, TO, a-6654.
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HElP--woMEn

IDIITlcIAE. .hsgspsul'r samla.
Ri sssks k i sslsrs, ssnissllssd
loo1 service WJlf1 full details.
With fe1eme q experience 70
Dictaphone Operator
ssssss 's Isssss 1s:s: .;
SsaST As SS%|E~rRss S:I'sSt nJl:
has6tIAlicF' tsaa Essi,Nssi
Drug and Cosmetic Girl
WHITE
kxpslispfsd. alert qspenfahlf, az.
DhUo Cos ism and III "a, nv
EErs. rsx SrsRz5QH;sows
Contact Nh. THOMPSON Al OF,
Sas' OboEcnfcK, VIZ Sagias..
FOUNTAINS cLERK. experienced,
for relief work sat, Bun. and
Mon WKsfERN PHknlfAcf.
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sIruATIoNs-MEM

COOK OR BUTLER, excel, Iona ex.
perience 3 years. last place; best
references. BOX 29-S. star.
DISPLAY ARTIST. window trim.
mer, wants work by the day Of
Job. Box 2s-s. Star.
FAINTER PAPERHANGER wants
work. White: clean workman. Tel
NE. S-3592.
MAN. white. So: unfettered: cap
able. adjustable. enterprisine
university graduate. successful
BACKGROUND. wants lob. Do posi-
lively anything: 90 anywhere
Box GAS. Star 70
MAN FRIDAY. age 10. once. NO
SAL ESWORK. Start salary, SOC
week. Elk. 3-6996. 20
MEN available for all types house.
work. yardwork. painting, car
pentry: on hourly basil. Also eler.
ical help. SALVATION ARMY
HARBOR LIGHT, NE. S-4532.
YOUNG MAN. recent high school
graduate, desires permanent job
in once OF national association
local business or service organiza-
ton: white. neat. Good person.
a,itv. no commissioned sales. Cal
RE. 1888.
COMPETENT coiored gentleman de
sires work as typist. receiving
clerk. References. RA. o-O49l.
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STENO

Permanent placement for
an experienced Stenographer,
DEALING with Advertising ac-
counts In the Washington
area.
Routine correspondence.
some Ming, moderate tele-
phone contact work con-
Quoting credit Inquiries for
. specialized Industry.
Applicants selected for In
tervlewine should be fairly
proficient with typing and
shorthand. with prior steno-
graphic experience. Woman
In her middle twenties or
early thirties preferred. A
good starting salary can be
arranged.
Write. giving brief descrip-
tlon Of SET. prior Jobs, pay
expected. typing- shorthand
speed and when available.
Box 99-T, Star
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PAINTING, IlAPEeINel lslfTlsr
~ '', .ssinss ~ al so 81 ssifa'
FAlNLLNo ceniIssssll ; Satisfied
laNlsnse II e-6ioo. "a S-e63i
, AINIiNq. intsr.efa .sslass 2.
hsarm. rev house. 800 eFernTs
ssr. 80. euPRlsszs.fke No
PAINTING, KxTHnfon, hf5t-elas,
bfolhsis. While rsis. IA. R.i5ai'
PAINTING AND PArKnnNo-Any
rm lexlt, ceiling and walls,
cal siisr spms Ab. l.isSS,
fAiNItNn--tnt.. eat: rect. car.
es si q, i TINE LSo'ss.,sss .Ai''
fAINIINo. .sraAY AND naUsA-
sssimai.. WI. s.sbb7. ~
PAINTtNG--pAPERINo
INTERIOR and ezisrior. Oh s-ssol
fhlNTlNO AND PhPEN-
HANGING. FREE EST. 2
TOE. II. e-Oeli. as
PAfLaiNo. SIS rm. up. IS aun.
VA s.ssss, WI is.piss s-ioOO
PArtnlNQ AND rALNtINo s
not can II sSopplns' WI s.bpsf
THINNING AND flEAflNo. bath
installed W 90 complete lob
Gas boilers ana water heaters nt
down payment. zoe monthly Day.
ments Cali for free esllmete day
% alFhs ,!sSSedPtno pLuMsINc
PLUMBING -nEATINo-Lou prices
free est pormanlaa water heaters,
Nd only Mr. LKk HA 1-7iel
RENOvATIN0 = Mattressea, box.
and dsliy. kaiimatss. co. b.sl0l
ROOF REPAIR. 81 so: painting
. .ss.srins 1na CARP. Currently o,ii Sse
TiLE REPAIRs-ceramie. bath,
room. eng s sssh.a. tiled. Cal
TRASH REMOVED
YARDS psmts cleaned Pre- ssta
WALKER TRASH Co. ~ $4,000
TREES REMOvED-Topplng, trim.
MING, I'd, work: free estimate
~. 5-el2l,
SPECIAL ON VENETIAN BLINDS
RENovATING, l5ss OF on new
tapes and cords on blinds hLoughI
70 our stores CUSTOM sHApi
AND AWNING, SEQ n. West 81
A'Ks s ~ $500 $50. R SeIHiiITI. "
IA. 7-T44i.
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SECRETARY

Opportunity to grow with
national scientific research
organization. Desire capa-
BILE, experienced college
trained person with mature
judgment and pleasing per-
sonality. Medical or chem
ical background essential.
Good stenographic and
tipping skills required. IN
usual employee benefits. For
interview, please call Elk.
$500, Ext. 220.
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T-Y-P-I-S-T-S
COLUMBIA EMPL.. I34l @ NV.
WAITRESS, white, exper.. daywork,
over II; neat appearing: 3239 NJ
ST. NV. POTOMAC RESTAURANT
WAITREss-Very good tips; work
in Arlington. Call IA. S-915l.
WAITRESS, white. experienced for
night work. Apply KIKrS RES
TAURANT. 1918 Wis. ave. NV.
WAITRESS, white; no exper neces-
sary: niehtwork,. DIXIE PIG
BARBECUE, Marlboro pike and
Benning I'd. Sc, 10. s-4333.
WAITRESS. white, under IS;
nightvork. RA. 3-96l4.
WAITRESS. white, work evenings;
must have transp.; SO week,
plus tips. VILLAGE BARN, 81 I'd
suitland I'd, Morningside. Nd,
NOTWITHSTANDING Lunch l2-S
shift. also night work. Sunday.
OF. Apply IN person betw. III and
; pm. THE RoBINHooD RES
TAURANT, 1929 X st. NV.
MATTRESSES. exper. in serving
bullets, counter and booths; |
days OF mo-; 4s-hr wk.; good
coFPEEE 'sHoP. 1855 g g st. NV
MATTRESSES, white: nights only
exper pref but not nee. ApplS
after Q pm. FAMOUS RESTAU-
RANT. 1918 New York ave. \ "
MATTRESSES
Full and part time positions avail
Apply Washington Restaurant AS
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CLOS cesII.0SSSSINGoI1T

Enllre stqck q modern furniture
eIasliesllg reduced ior qulcf ois-
po.AL Al.e Tremendous saVlnaa IN
French Prov And tafly Antflcan,
quality furniture and bsddinN "a
bsd 3 j. VI ,sSs'. rI nIls,, ~ PAX
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-23

..,lat ozN w,
Genus ,sr' 'clif1sfhssssA ikAeLr.lkr 'Adasb..
EqpfNsss. SiaahI1se's -. e s.ssss. %
| RECEpTIONIST, 500
k.ls slk nshi lypins stt.teQ
zifitsRt A6{-. 40 MT. AZ. nv
nEcEFTlokisT ftfl1f, Alsx, ef-l
dsss' Secs fofo&Ac KNpt.
kqENfsks oil kins a. Alsz.
RKcEPTioNIaf-TfFI1I. a0-ss. At
irhcllye, falkinalon area, fAY;l
ky lmol,eA. EQIoM1e kMrL.
1l2 81 s.gaxooSl saa Wilson sisd-' Arr
nEpkf, 1xfIsf, recent hlsh-
,c1eel ,,.psrm stsH. ~
s sIIs css,, nh ~. l.2s7s. sF''d'
nEQIsTEnKD Nunsn. physIslan's
en on. hsas.sslns ssss. Es i.., ss,
issSyI.RRsqs A. 1A'''s o'sn' VINE ''a
RESIDENT MANA0Kn. for new air.
conc s' E ardsn-typs sps' ae.slep-
s msR,; lo s.sss,. Ag5 rniv No R ala
1924 K 90 NV cAfRiTz CO.
nv; ron = scao0 q .o Va ss s,t,.
Church. ~ s.5eia. ~
SAILS cLEnk, Alex. expeI, saie
N, Alfred a.. AieE. Nj. 0-a170.
SALES A cLERKs; tuII and sIPs ssl ,IR;
pkuo Co. 's Siss itth &c ~.
sALEsLADy. costume iewelry. aee
4TiaE' y LkDf fiG8 ssHocRg! 1 isS. ' 3 &
sALEsLADy-roP SALARY
pointment, IN, $500.
SALESWOMEN
Pull and part time. exper. only:
BECKERS
1914 y 81. NV.
SECRETARY; $4,000. plus bonus;
| y. teaAesatseAs WANo IVA tf-ANi
SECRETARY, some bkkps. back
ground, sood typing; persenaels.
MAC EMPL' AGENCY, 5:iai VIII
son blvd. Arl IA. $4,000
SECRETARY, diversified duties;
be fast and accurate typlst. Perm.
position. 5-day week, air.eond. Of
nee. DISQUALIFICATION and surgical
benefits. salary commemorate
with experience. wM. A. BROWN.
1873 Conn. ave. NV.
SECRETARY. modern downtown
builders once; rapid shorthand
and typing essential; 5-day, 35ia-
hr. wk.; aee 20 TO IS. Ma. s-02b7
SECRETARY. Law once. no legal
mo. POTOMAC EMPL. AGENCY.
1854 Wilson blvd. Arl,. IA
$4,000,
sECRETARY-Pienty Of chance to
assume responsibility and increase
your earning In this busy one girl
once N q grovtng industry. start
$50. All benefits Of national or
\ ganization. MANY OTHER JOBS.
interviews a;l2 oTME SEC. 100
Eye nN.s IT, t-NVoos
SECRETARY, Airport, days,
S2s5. POTOMAC EMPL. AGENCY,
\ Gil King St. Alex. XII. 9-5053.
SECRETARY, temp, 9 mon: Alex.
exp: $3.50. POTOMAC EMPL.
AGENCY, 9ll King st. Alex
SECRETARY. Alex, good skills. 70
Sl4h; secretary Const; ave-. 70
$500. GUARANTY EMPL. AoCY.,
1O1 N, Alfred St. Alex. XII. e-377O.
SECRETARY, Medical BACKGROUND;
Is hrs, 81, 900. POTOMAC
c cSne H. 10 a.4Aa7s. Broad FANS
SECRETARY. for work in Doctors
once in Silver Spring: exper. nee
eSsary. salary open. Call JU.
/ 9-S0Ss bet. 2 and 5.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. :
Varied interesting work; room for
Initiative pleasant aforementioned
SURROUNDINGS: regular hours: dc
tsphons;s own nling ;,i sge about ~ "
OFFICE. At New York and l4th
NV. Call Executive 3-2650 for
appointment.
sECY., e5-35: exceptional future;
pTb. reiSt. OF Capitol Hill bksrn.
b. c. once OF tnternatl. org
Sal to $500. depend. on qualn
MANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS,
INC. Suite 1901. 1895 @ NV.
SECRETARY.
Under 40. for president and con-
troller OF large manufacturing
company. Experience, neat typ
i've Vnndaxafa chorthand essential
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PIANO .
wURLTTzER. 500

LIZ. A-fUOo
PIANOS FOR RENT : New and
used spinets. consoles. Strands ana
uprights at moderate rates from
81 monthly MI with option 10
buy. Hauling extra. JORDAN'S,
FOUR STORES corner 18th and
q SITS NV tPhone ST 3-a40Ol;
hl8a Lee hwy. Arlington phone
KE s-S06Ol: a332 Oeorgia ave.
Silver Spring tPhone 'JU. 5-l105l.
24l5 Princess Anne st.. Fredericks.
burg tPhone Essex 3-7472l Full
selection az all stores Silver Spring
and Arlington stores open eve
nings
PIANOs--JoRDAN's branch stores
all have a complete selection OF
pianos and organs for sale and
rent INCLUDING many BARGAINS in
no0r sample and slightly used in
strumentS. Plenty OF parking space
81 each store. 1882 Georgia ave.
Silver Spring; A160 Lee hwy. Ar.
lington; 2415 Princess Anne at,
Fredericksburg. Full selection At
al stores. Silver Spring and Ar
lington stores are OPEN EVE
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nTENOonAFunn-Ws are lsokins
lnisrssslns leb' shuala 81 a6ls 10
compose ltilefn, tfpf A1out 80
tunliY To- adFenosnf1t CAL 81.
7-o4t1. extension Hut.
STENO0RApHER
fos sdvsnssmsn, vim lrs. TssI
s.Eals and nerteafs Ca ntn.
would Ilks % IAN % yen y you
are q hiah school efadunle, under
as enq AZ aecufals Ypini- Can
WEAVER BROS, INC.
Hsai'S W..i hssssss M k.Al'''
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TYPIST
CONTINGENT

only. to type letters
called In. Must type so to IS
w.pm. accurately and be able 10
work 3 hrs. q day during regulaf
once hours on one-day notice up
town location. 81 so per- hr This
is q permanent arraneenlent. con-
tingent job for o competent typiSt
who only wants to work one or
two days q week. In reply. men
ton address. phone no and pres
ent typing speed, Pc. Box $500,
Washington 16. D. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-23
SECRETARY,

S1~HSN
Under 40. for president and con-
troller OF large manufacturing
company, Experience. neat typ
ing. moderate shorthand essential,
knowledge Of financial statements
helpful. once in new, air-cond.
BLDG. nicely furnished: vic Conn.
and K. l-girl once. Salary open.
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MANUSCRIPT TYPIST

4N4A4N OONIt4E 1 4O
only. high school grad
uate, white, to woyk from typed
draft and long-hand corrections:
must type 90 w.p.m.. be accurate
and have good knowledge Of gram
mar and spelling, some familiarity
with technical terms helpful; new
electric typewriter, new air-eondf-
TONED building; good conditions
and benefits permanent; uptown
Dartment, EN-. $4,000.
MEDICAL LABORATORY TECH
NICIAN--Doetor's once, excellent
salary. WA. 7-S2OO. ewes. AP
7-T100.
MEDICAL LAB. TECHNICIAN. reg,
must be capable of taking full
charge Of lab; salary open. Cau
DU. 7-4200.
MEDICAL SECRETARY for ortho-
pedic surgeon, age 25-35. admins
trative ability necessary. Box 347-
r, Star
NURSE, white, LPN and practical:
room. Parkway 5-l250
NURSERY TEACHER for MORNINGS,
private school In Chevy Chase.
State qualifications. 20. BOX
1926, Washington. D, G.
OFFICE CLERK, knowi. typins and
add machine. Meet public, Column
bia pike. ) day; S216. POTOMAC
EMPL AGENCY. 9334 Wilson
blvd, Arl., IA. $4,000.
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LIVING ROOM SUITE
Q LAMPS. REASONARIE

RA. $500 AFTER S PM
POCKET AND BILLIARD TABLES.
supplies, poker tables and games.
tennis tables: access. CONN BIZ.
ecS Ca BIO an BOWLING ?: Y ! \, suPgty
MoToRs-iIiO0 10 100 hA. and
T deduction s.,s gear; $40 voIsl;, re-
isScSsso ~. iaSn Il. No No y s.cs.A RrT'
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SEE MISS WOOD

232 Southern Bids DI. 7-5752
sos 18th 81, NV. at X
SERVICE CASHIER, Northern Va.
General Motors dealer. expert
eneed preferred. some .typine re.
SH n Mo Pssmsn sR | pGsI!1l9n ca"
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Full and part time positions avail
Apply WASHINGTON Restaurant As
ISOLATION, zoos Eye St. nv.
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OFFICE FURNITURE

SPECIAL PURCHASE y. 8 oovT.
4.deor NS wood. "4 i.asl o. H issser nj.
cabinets SlOnS
l.dr. steel letter. roller bearins
fi.e. tCan stack 3 hiehl S3.Ab
sd, steel fun suspension. LEGAL
OF letter file cabinet. toriE, cost
DP. flat tor desks, all coIors $40
$4,000 NEW AND USED OFFICE
FURNITURE, sAFEs, LOCKERS,
0frkRED AT SAVINGS UP TO
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IN '; n MAJ !! ! w V; s. 4. ~ y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-23

DELINQUENT account
Complete ; rooms Of furniture.
bedrm., liv, rm. and dlnette. As
sumo payments Of $40 per month
on balance due after small down
payment MARIO FURNITURE
GO; 1898 iath 81. NV, DE-. 2.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-22
Chrysanihemum Show

DETROIT Five thousand
plants and $50 varieties will be
on display at the Bell Isle Con
seryatory. when the annual De
partment OF Parks and Recrea
ton Chrysanthemum show on
Belle Isle is opened to the pub
lie this week.
This nationally famous exhibit,
which annually ranks with the
finest collection in the country,
will remain open until the end
Cf November.
II is estimated that as high as
quarter million spectators
1ave visited Detroit 5 mum shows
n the few weeks the flowers
IRE at their best AS many as
25.OOO have viewed the show on
4 single Sunday
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-22
Majority Detroit Area Favor
Resident Equal Education

DETROIT Ar over
whelming majority of De-
troit area residents favor
government action TO pro-
vide equal educational op.
nortvnities for all, Director
Harry Sharp Of The UniYer-
sity of Michigan Detroit
Area Study declared Thurs
day NOV. I3l.
Sharp told the City Of De-
froif's Coordinaiing Council
en- Human relations that
two out Of three white resi-
dents approve what the gov
eminent is now doing to
enforce school iniegration,
or feel its efforts should be
increased. SLIGHTLY less than
third felt the government
was doing too much.
Negroes wers even more
emphatic in their views.
ceven ont of ten feel the
government should do more
in this area. While less thar
live per cent said it is al
"eady going too far.
"At least so far as De.
troit is concerned, we find
10 support whatsoever for
Inc claim that Negroes as
4 group, desire separate
school facilities" Sharp
said. About four out CT five
Detroit NEGROES we've born
IN the South. he noted.
Sharp based his findings
OH interviews with repre-
sentative sample of 600 fam
lies in Wayne County dur
ing 1857.
When asked which politi-
al party most closely re-
Elected their views on school
Indignation. a convincing
majority of both whites and
Negroes did not know which
party was closest or could
see no difference between
Repub'ioon al Generals
N .his ISSUE.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-22

On Saturday, November eth,
over 400 Detroit.area teens at
tended the Tenth Annual High
School Institute for Democratic
Living at the Rackham Memorial
Building. The purpose of this
tcen-age workshop was the ex.
change Of ideas BY young people
Ct different nationalities, and
creeds of the common problems
sffecting inter-group relations.
Among the topics discussed
by the enthusiastic young peo-
pie were: why, Where. and
How Do Preivdiees sfarf?"
How Can q Teen-Aser by .
Good Neishbor Desiite Nation
sIlty, Religion, Racial and So
eisI-Eeonomie Differences"
and "How Can Teen-Asers
Initiate and Support Activities
Which Create Good VIII and
HARMONY"
This high school institute is
only one Of the many projects
sponsored by the Detroit Round
table of Christians and Jews,
which is a civic organization or
Observation-Disclosures people en-.
gagged is nationwide Program Of
inter-group education II enlists
Protestants. Catholics. and Jews
who, without compromise of con.
science or of their distinctive
and important religious differ
cnces work together to build bet
ter relationships among men OF
all religions, races and nation
alities
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-22
tconfinvsd from Page "

Mrs. Marguerite Causey was
The gracious hostess for the ri.
nochle Club at her home Satur-
day afternoon.
Awards were given to Miss
Gcorgina Harding. Mrs. Thelma
Hancock and Mrs. Corrine Book
CT. Simply an enjoyable evening
The Social InfOrmers meeting
had many important items on
the agenda such as the Christ
mas Party and other matters up
for discussion al their regular
meeting Monday at the home OF
Mrs. Mabel Laurie on Atkinson.
Mrs. Ruth StrotherS was host
ess to the Current Topic Study
Club. Tuesday at the Y.WC.A.
An educational program con
Quoted by Mrs. Harriet Wesley
on Alaska was discussed with
enthusiasm. The readers were
Ruth Strothers, Wilhemena Egg
gleston and Gwendolyn Harri
son.
A round table discussion fol
lowed with Ola Poole, Christine
Bishop. Dorothy Duncan. May
Randolph, Mile Hynson, Sadie
IIayne. Eurine Harrison Violet
Lewis and Madeline Mott, presi
dent.
Discussion by Teen.Asers
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COM ElVTATOR

use and construction Of
buildings be reviewed and
strengthened TO achieve
maximum economy in the
school program.
That AL non-fire resistant
portions OF schools more
than one story in height be
scheduled for replacement.
That selected elementary
and senior high schools be
converted to junior high
schools to allow for addi-
tional capacity for 1890 iu-
Nor high students.
That the Board of Educa-
ton take the initiative in a
pr og raj TO coordinate
school construction with the
city's urban renewal pro-
gram.
The committee ~-
mended that SOS. 000,0vo /.
alIocafed over The next ten
years to maintain present
class size and TO offer a
full day in school TO all stu
dents, including those in
senior high school. II rec
commended ALLEGATION Of an
additional SIS, 500. 900 to re-
duce class size to the level
recommended by the curric.
ulum section Of the repor..
More Next Week
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-22

church. in Lieu C regular eve.
nng service Ms Eula Wiser
IS clurch publicity chairman.
Using as theme: The Duties
{ Christian Women in our
-. II Day". The Women Of
80. Pheasant Missionary Baptist
\ 'ch, tined CT in huge
Iih'~. St day November rs.
g / IS themselves in the
enlh ''omen'' Day aciir'.'
Mrs Marcella A Stewart pre-
sliced over the morning service
~ Womens H. Y Address wa,
delivered by Mrs. Jesse Jai NJ
Ncil. wee rr :. tinted Church
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-22
Never, Never, He suys

TALLAHASSEE Ralph Odum
assistant State Attorney General
for Florida. last week said the
4 ties cannot continue to ignore
The Supreme Courts edict on in.
tcgration Of public schools. In
Mobile, however, State Supreme
judge J. +. Livingston told bar
association that Alabama schools
will never be integratcd.
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Social and Civic Romd-Lp

vorien OF US 4. HiwaiI and
Puerto Rico.
In the afternoon at $50 pm.
N. Mrs Rebecca O'Neal was
mistress OF ceremonies Atty.
Jesesie r. Slaton MAS guest
speaker
Womcn's Day officers we're:
Miss Louise Duncan, chairman;
Mrs Josie Moon, co-chairman;
Mrs Nsitie Flournoy. sec. Miss
neloris Kirkland asst see, Mrs.
Nerpa Lee Jones treas, Mrs.
lhe Sims, program chairman;
Mrs becca O'Neal was
chairman MIS- ath;r:Ye iidqe
way floral chairman; and Mrs
Vernice pat' on chairman. Rev.
O O. Stewart is minister.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-22

Among those whites who
expressed a preference, both
major parties claimed about
the same numfer of aLher
ents. But among Negroes,
the Republicans attracted al
most half again as many adj
herents en- this issue as did
lie Democrats
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-22

instead Of corrugated, so it can
be nailed fiat against the wood.
A lifetime Autographed mas
tic sealer on the lap edge pro-
vides weather resistance.
Two new design improve.
ments help the handyman get
a tight job every time: ~ a
printed gauge line assures that
the right lap is obtained as
each strip is nailed d.wn, and
(2) a scored groove in the
crimped edge impresses itself
into the mastic when nailed,
sealing the roof.
A hammer and nails, and
there you are!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-22
Bios Faces Ex-CIs

JACKSON, Miss.-"No selfre.
specting Negro would tolerate
the insults of the discriminating
organization in its dealing with
"colorcd veterans said the Mis-.
sissippi State Branch NAACP in
directing to colored ex-GIs join
ine American Legion Posts in the
Magnolia State.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-22

cor making tlgnL rOOI are
printed right on the metal it
self.
The handy new roofing ma
terial, called Cecoroll, has been
farm-tested for over two years.
1t u designed as a do it your
self" product, for application
by farmers and home-owners.
as we'll as by professional
roofers.
Manufactured by Coco Steel
Products Corporation, Chicago
80, Illinois, Cecoroll comes in
long 31-ft. rolls, to cut installa-
ton time, and can be rolled on
the roof purlins by two men.
The mailing edge is crimped