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AUTO PARTS MEN

One experienced IN Mopar parts
our parts wholesale business; res
ular hours. good working eondi-
tons, paid vacation, other bene.
hts. y. 8 PARTS CORP, 2iO1
lath 50. nv, DE-, 2-6710. Ask foi
Mr.. Pignone or MT. Nelson.
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CURRENT OPENINGS
MECHANICAL ENGINEER

MECHANICAL ENGINEEE
Design Of electro-me-
chanical devices such
as gear trains. punched
tape programmes, SER
vo motor mounts and
dial mechanisms. Re-
sponsible for layout Of
basic design Of consoles
and specification Of
slides. locking devices
and handles prototype
models. Specialties de-
sired include housing
for modular electronic
assemblies, servomech.
anisms and gear trains:
microw ave plumbing:
heating and ventila-
ton Of consoles and
vans; structural foun-
dations; mounts and
holding fixtures: by.
draulic and pneumatic
controlled accessories;
mock-ups to prove out
human engineering fac
tors.
DESIGN ENGINEER
Design Of electronic cir.
cults and their inter.
connections, direct con-
struction Of Bread.
board" engineering mod
els. electronic testing
thereof. and prepara-
ton Of engineering re-
ports. Checks finished
drawings and justifles
design before review
board. Specialties de-
sired include RI signal
generators and ampIi.
fiers from LF to micro
wave, AT generators and
amplifiers. pulse genera
tors, wave form net
works, computers. coun.
tiers, digital volunteers.
oscilloscopes, monitors.
vacuum tube volunteers,
servo amplifiers and
Simulators.
ENGINEER
Evaluate guided missile
systems and plan appli-
GATOR Of modularized
test equipment. Specify
mOdules to be used, CO.
ordinate with missile
contractor to insure
compatibility Of electro
cal and mechanical fea-
lures. Generate systems
requirements TO be used
by circuit designers.
Specialties desired in
clude: Gdided missile
systems. automatic test
ing techniques. computers.
logistics, radar and fire
control systems.
High starting salaries
complete company
paid benefit program for
engineers and families.
FOR PERSONAL
INTERVIEW WITH
ENGINEERING
MANAGEMENT
Call Collect:
Mr.. H. M. Rund
Overlook $1,000
Or Write:
Mr.. H. M. Rund
Personnel Manager
RCA Service Company
1913 N. Henry Street
Alexandria, Va.
Monday Through Friday
Q Am. TO 4 Pm.
RcA SERVICE co.
A Division Of
Radio Corporation
of America
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AUTO SALESMAN = Never have
Imported car sales been AZ such an
all-time hieh. II you are q neat,
alert. expers repeat exper.. auto
no I 2 week sslilns economy sn,,, cars :.
spriss. sMoA. nA Nc Hu'i mssnstss.
Rapier. Alpha Romeo. Porsehs and
Jaguar. come IN 70 Manhattan
Imported Cars, 7th and r 81,
NV. between 10 am. and ~
neon no e. and L,S AZ for Mr.. HERsoN
AUTO SEAT COVER INsTALLERs.
Full time and part time; steady
work. RAYcO AUTO SEAT COW
Corners. Pals Church, Va.
AUTO TRIM AND UPHOLSTERY
MAN, experience and references
required: for full time, perma-
nent work In well-eouippeo shop:
excellent starting salary, many
company dement's. Apply Mr.. Mills
AUTO. 1905 9TH st. NV.
BAKER fwhite), firSt hand or good
all-round second hand, for mod
ern shop IN st. Marys County
Southern Md. For details and
Information call Great Mills
l53-W-2.
BARTENDER. experienced, with
good references; can work some
splits. Apply DE SANDO'S RES
TAURANT, 1920 H st. NV,
BARTENDER, white; night work;
BAR AND Grill, zoos zoos E &. NV.
sat. IL TO 3 pm; Mon. 8 10
IL am.
BODY MAN-Exper. body man
needed by ON leadership. Top
co. aenetits. Must be reliable and
sober; Apply Service MgI..,
-
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HELP MEN

ACCT CONTROLLER
exper. $500 up
Acct. whsle. meats. exp, $1,000 up
Bkkpr., constr. exper.; Riverdale,
$50 up
Asst. bkkpr.; Kenilworth S70-S76
OTHER POSITIONS
Credit mgr, whsle. exper. 500
Chemist, BIS deg. $4,000
Ship. rec. elk, type: ne. $40
Payroll typist; sc. --..-- $50
ATLAS A0CY, ,
1920 N. Y. Ave. NV.
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DRIVERS. part time: ear nec9-
saTy Men earn money IN your
spare time: high commission pay.
white HE. 1891, 4 10 8 pm.
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BOOKKEEPER

ONS4A4AA114 AlAN
General once work for eity's larg-
est, Oldest retail liquor firm: ambi-
tious. 3O-40. TO make perm. con-
neetion; good sal, bonus, vac,
excellent opportunity to advance.
CENTRAL. SIS 9th NV.
BOOKKEEPER-OFFICE MGR, fully
exper.: all reports and state
ments: small progressive once.
Real estate or Standardization
exper. desirable but not essential.
Excellent future. State past exper.
and salary expected. Box 35-M.
Star.
BRICKLAYER, good wages: come
prepared to work: Job location,
Stratford ave. on 5000 block
Livingston I'd. Sc. Oxon Hill.
Maryland.
BRICKLAYERs. lst-class white
mechanics only Apply at Job.
Albemarle st., ] block west Of
Wisconsin ave. or KenSington
Parkway, l block north Of Jones
Bridge I'd
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expert
ence unnecassary. car necessary;
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CHIEF MECHANIC
CONSERVATION
SUPERINTENDENT

Charge Of footlng work. layouts.
elevations and digging crews.
S ysa, q pES SSTF V0C esoggssIRAg.
JioN CO.. Forrest Knolls subdiv,.
sp 1r NY NJ. .S Hyo s-e1se S"'s'
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DRAFTING INSTRUCTORS : Me-
chanical. eiectronic, architectural.
etc, two or three evenings per
week. Also openings for day In
structorS, 5 days per week; ideal
for retired man. Give age. educa-
ion, experience and salary ex-
peeted. Write Boz 40O-M Star.
DRIVING INSTRUCTORS, white.
2B-40 years. with or without In
struetor's license. fun time. RIA.
6-6644
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A SONS, INC REALTY BROKERS
SOS N. wash. 81. Alex, Va.
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

VI $3.50 varnum 81 IN t-Nlltia
-CAPIT0L mEI0nTs-Lgs. house.
bedrma Jlf tath afe,-comp
rsmod' ~ neN'honss cong .
. psnelsd bsmt suitable for once o.
home occupation. l4e. lot l y
baths For key call Df l.hAee OF
eyes IN 3.955s HELFioRE co.
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ALEX. = SI6.5O0 Make an offer
owner must sell this week. Ideal
location Near best schools, etc
Diet 3-bedTms many extras.
Cash or terms! TIE. b-53JE lie
.Nnnn
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WE TAKE TRADES
FREDERICK W. BERENS
aATUa INC
ROBERT E. LOHR
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.

HE $4,000 I'll 9PM.. RA. $4,000
Our 3Sth Yr. Of Dependable Service
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
$500 UP
CHESAPEAKE BAY

CHESAPEAKE BAY
CHESAPEAKE BEAcH-only q
few 1tept 10 waterfront: eottaee
Nith . rms. and porch. suitable for
TIE handymAn 70 paint and AZ
w.; ful price only $500; low
NO. ., CHESAPEAKE BEACH
Attractive, well-built temibrick cot.
aae directly on waterfront With
49,. .i itoniass convenient 20
has beamed-eeiline living room
with stone fireplace. 4 bsdroogma'
'eauipped kitchen, shower and toilet
rooms. screened porehes. storm
awninssi nrmly Constructed With
concrete foundation, 5000 compo-
sition shinele roof, solid noors,
plastered walls; easily converted
70 year-round home Only SS.QBO
furnished liberal financing arr
NO. 3. NORTH BEAcH--Jus,
2 blocks from bay Is one OF the
most attractive cottages you Will
nnd; Has fenced shady lawn;
Ssdr ssS PG ITs sOui E1ns f9a seh,a
and dining area, fuli bath hot
rear; ali for only sI'eBo cash Of
liberal terms
NO. 4. NORTH BEAcH-week
end and summer cottage. 3 blocks
from bay with rooms. large
screened porehes, good water sup.
ply, electric. fenced. shady lawn,
5ux15 Il. Pull price, 81 500 furn-
ished. less for all or half cash,
Also other cottases and year-round
homes to meet your requirements
up to 10000: liberal financing
arranged.
Chesapeake Co., Inc.
AT THE BAYFRoNr STOP SIGN
CHESAPEAKE BEACH. ND.
PHONE ALPINE 1881
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE
BUSINESS PROP. Foo RENT

UPPER N.W.-2-story mod, busi-
ness cor; end nr. now used as
dentists otfiees: LIST fir. ideal for
ofnees or business JU. 5-5067.
NEARBY ARL. = Light Industrial:
tive ONCE; $40 month can Mr.
WALKER AID A-0RAA
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EARNS
LOTS, ACREAGE for SALE

LOTS, ACREAGE for SALE
ACCOKEEK. MD.-s9 acres;
miles ms: from Hsa . hv c. Lace aces; g, ac as
division 10 $4,000 ~ '11
BELLEVUE FOREST, N. Arlington
Two beautifully wooded lots
both OF which are well over on
acre in size: al utilities. priced q
SlO,0u0 and $1,000 ea. GEORGE
Realtor. IA. 4-1400.
BETHEsDA-6 corner lots. all i'm.
proyements in. incl house con
nections; ready for immediate
construction, $3.50 ca. JU g.
34aO before s pm
BRIGGs-CHANEY ROAD : q.
acre lot in community Of FINE
WILLIAMS CO. ~. 7-e744.
BURTONsVILLE, rs acres-Lsnt
all cleared; good year around
stream city water soon. l,200-it
frontage also 6-room country
home with oil h.-w h.: $4,000 down
balance monthly. Call Mrs Steed
with LAIRD p. SCOTT, Realtor
JU, a-O42O; ewes. and Sun. u
S-J7sO.
BURTONsVILLE ARRA-24 acres
on new U. s. 20 adjoining Suec
new subdivision. over 2.b00-ft
disable I'd. frontage. WILLIAMS
CO, JU. 5-6144
CHEVY CHASE, D. CT 45x115
level, tail trees. suitable for small
rambler. Desire TO sell this week
end so make offer Wo. $500
HILLCREST AREA-Ideally To-
Gated . blocks from Pa ave sc,
In section OF beautiful homes. 3
min. from CAP. High elevation,
lovely trees. scott frOntaae
length over $50 II. or six SSH So
It lots. BOX 4l0-R, Star
sIO0 On. sIOO NO. buys for si0,-
0OO 953 acres young timber. ~
300 yds L. l. SELF. Act. Louisa
Va. Phone day las. night ll3-J
PRIME COMMERCIAL AND APT.
GROUND In GsithersburT, Nd
The apt. ground is across from
Bur Of Standards and minis
from new Acc bids owner viii
sell apt ground eompl finished
ready for construction. Water,
sever roads in before settlement.
Reas priced. Cost based on num-
Der OF units TO be built Sub
ordination to qualified parties
MURRAY SILVERMAN. Ao1 18th
81. NV D1 7-24ll.
FOR FAIRFAX COUNTY LAND,
call MASON q OMER l.. HIRST.
Brokers. Annandale. Va. CT. O.
1000. weekdays.
90 ACRES. corner, !. mi frontage
bet. Patuxent Naval Base, Leon
ardtown, and Potomac River
Bride, MorgantOwn Good gas
station site At the edge OF historic
Chaptieo. St Mary's City. Nd
500 per acre terms Also rs
acres same location. beautiful
high BIDS site with a mi. vide
deep tidewater creek and duck
marsh; only S10TJO. Exclusive
AGENT. JU 5-5533
LOTS t8D, KensinGton. GlsnVay
Or. on Farragut St $4,000
$1,000 down. will subordinate
HA. 7-7212.
Ilz ACRES, adjacent 10 Potomac
Nd, school; $4,000; will finance
HA. 7-7272.
$50 DOWN on rambler sites. D. c.
or nearby No A few is-aers lots.
~ On up. RA. $1,000, IA.
g-3sOG
GREENBEIT. IOOxi75, $1,000.
= slk5AABRooK ACRES. 74xlb0.
sEABRooK. iOO1i7o. $1,000
rs ACRES, $500 per acre
can Nh. RADcLTFL. IN. l-I5l5.
weekdays or Wa 7-iS25 week ENDS
HUDSON RIAL EeTATE
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n LoIs, ACREAGE for SALE
tcoNTiAutDl
, ACREO WnOnFr

TOWERING TREEs on h-acre lot
~ seed neiahbofhood, CITY water
ana sever avail POI INFO, on this
o. other eood VIRGINIA bids. aitet
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1417 K ST. NV.
Air-eonditioned suites nov avail
able. ST so. Sl25 and $500 per
mo, VIII decorate to SUIT tenant.
$4,000
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HOUSES WANTED 10 bur
WE PAY MORE

~ C. ONLY. SAVE TINE AND
trouble. cal u FiRsr settlement
when YOU want Il. Mr. pREsTON,
RI 7-355d RA 6-01a5,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-04

government action 20 do something
about C. IT'S an deliberate, de-
signed 10 irrtate the Republicans.
and quite legitimate political by,
play
Hut when u comes 10 actually
doing something. rather than mere
ny talking about the recession
johnson Is Just as IaEgsfd as those
he criueizcs Take, for example.
the matter Of tax cuts
When Vice President Nixon be,
( gan talking about them, johnson
and Rayburu both held hurried
conferences with a new member
iof the Texas team the Secretary
% the Treasury Robert b. Amber
son They worked oct O gentle
mans agreement that neither the
Administration nor congressional
Democrats would move towards
TAX cuts without first advising the
other
Audsrson is even reported 20
have told Rayburu not to pay any
attention" 20 anything that Nixon
/ udyht be saying about lowering
/ taxes.
/ I'm not prepared at this poln,
% argue whether It is desirable 20
cut taxes now without FIRST show
ing some determination 90 elimin.
ate waste ana inefnciency IN the
Defense Dept, which Il our major
soarce o. government spending
Bat one thing should have been
Sairiy clear O. the Democrats
issdership THIS being a poltical
year tsN cut 81 Some sort Is
I proeahly inevitable, even q SIS
oaiy token cut
TIE Democratic lsa4srship u
they Thought IN terms q the nation
rather thar o. TEXAS oil million
aires. should be asking what knd
q tax Gu, Is desirable ard for
whom Sig business. especially
Texas OIL already enjoys some
extraordinary tax privileges ne
large Insurance companies iust
two weeks AEo Eot a si2t million
income tax forgiveness
IRE question Is WHISTLER re av-
rrags wsy Is rrirg % set TAX
eat. Il 10 when ard foy bow much
II TAX cuttrk V supposed % ~
an anti--eces0on measure Tiers
h. not much polnt waiting unta a
mAn Is unemployed Tier there "a
rcshirE on wh.eh 20 pay taxes
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-04

We are RELUCTANT 70 any type public disagreement
Win our friends who run the PITTSBURGH COURIER
tur our money COURIER Americas great
papers job the field relations
m even good and honest newspapers capable
faulty Judgment AGE ba certainly made mistakes
n paat and viii probably make some IN the future
opinion headline story in the
reflected those regrttabe errors In Judgment which
great newspapers sometimes commit
The story was eaptioncd why whites Hate Negroes"
different headline would lead 10 expect However
The headline taof did dihervce 70 tho cause OF
relations and 20 the battle 10 bring about M America
decency dealing with al people
newspapers and certainty newspapers read
mainly hg NeEIoe' 'h''A - ''''a" '' .l- % w -,
believe that nrammao eousdered and hanooyan sensational
worth tho circulation which might bring ea
peeay enaaouasm negatively affects causes sacred %
the people.
we are not accusing dishonesty
tho COURIER Of having used had judgment
We wondering kind effect this headline had upon
many many people white who actually read
story What hind Of effect dd q have the man many
NOT hate Negroes what kind Of effect did II have
many concerned racial
support morally financially and otherwise such
.. NAAcr and Urban League people only preach
democracy but who ICY 10 live uf
what effect dd this headline have Negroes
people Many Negroes do not realize that
people dcspsd ignored misunderstood by
received from the national culture and from pro-
the Kind % ndoctnauon which bring about the
kinds attitudes Tho people who preach hate for the Negro ace
tuay everyone including their white feovmen For they
uso fool their white fellow into following their twisted
osdehp r how some people who preach hate earn money
power and political prominence.
The challenging today not to surrender rot 10 that
whites q Negroes would face
challenging job addition getting v
legislation people both North and
o kind
hate being used tools by acnsh connving leaders The
job influence leaders and Join the onward march Of the human
race
this each throughout the nation incrvss
white and sitting down together In
school headline like that witch appeared the COURIER casts
a dark. dangerous and unrealEuc shadow,
COURIER magnificent campaigns.
fbocd csades against racial injustice But
les CouRiEE that OF those who
eight deecacy flaming dart the
thrust ssnauonslsn may the Int Il i
him wicIts a y v
Ara
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Carl L. Schuncman Community
Bcnctactor

paper been meaning the which
merchant rendered community
iurng years president the Paul Urban
election early this MI schuncman the
presidency Walter assistant superintendent
Paul schools
sghuueman excellent president league
prestige usefulness time when ropd changes
uon community established before his association
league league completely
Negro minority an towels OF community Hc
while his good serving iast board
Instituted employment policy department
which equslcd ether vtal
81 raul
ptoEren, the league
criticism Anonymous hgots perhaps
the great urgency program like
that the witch rteErae Negro into
IN manscam % sudcavvur and usefulness Paul ard
H tor top business
Carl Schuncnan Minnesota directly
that the ra among
organization purpose
keep the NegroAmeroan disadvantage housing Jobs
opportunity nn development alongside their FELLOW
The business like schuneman who
and tries BE helpful Urban
takes calculated 81 being
aid those o. his particular racia
group,
We think Cart sehunensn
affected and this problem together
League president make
all realize this fact he di public
81 Paul We could Carl schunsuans
N every city THIS United states
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-04

parallels Humphreys ID Mimi sequence
~ performances ~ ar as Negroes concerned
organization Of the s5th Congress that
Mcclellan % Ark 70 get the chairmanshp Of
an important committee
In turn Sen Mcclellan the anti
Negro Humphrey neaked through the
Senate
Mcclellan Southern Congressman signed
pledge lawful keep
Surely Humphrey about this pledge
Mcclellan Vernon Lewis and Lester Minor Negro
chaffee mind when he drafted
his anti-Negro Bin?
La appealed Association for
cored People CNAAcP) 70 investigate the
beating given them camp.
Humphrey Jury amendment reasonable
accept Duncan white who refused
Army during the indignation last
reasonable rights Negroes concerned?
making possible sending Federal South
to qucn against Negroes
Was Why Mcclellan F4ubus sur,
troops Little (Ark
unless he CGovJ Faubus requested them7
Responsible Democrats but tel
about H.
learn, many Negroes
telling they
NegroesJ thinking Sincerely
Chairman Ramsey County Republican Committee 5s5 Endcot
Robert. -. Paul. Minnesota.
Editors The bill to which Mr.. Culver had
but could widest Interpretation be
officials Humphrey
recalled Culyers Republican friends
/ from those schendng bad Democrats
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-04

lem In these terms. II just never
occurred 10 them
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-04

case hardened crew from the
Southwest. Sens Mcclellan, Hay.
den and Lyndon Johnson The rea-
son FOR Lrhmana influence was
not hard to figure out When
others preferred Tho backro0ms
and the secret deals, ne took his
case t0 the public ana spoke 0ut
.iu the open It's special interest
was civil rights
New once Bgstn, even though 9
seuii retired elder statesman
Lehman has said something that
has badly needed saying This Is
the essence ~ his message
The Democratic Party Is des.
tined 20 play losing role Ia The
next two years despite surface
signs ot is health and vgor. n
it doesn't rid itself ~ the Big
.ou mentality % It's Texas leader
ship
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seheiner cor,eas Story on Debate

Editor debate open
Occupancy
quoted saying York Supreme decision upheld
the New York city open Occupancy Ordinance
the sake Of feel that should correct
quote
Ward Fcmngs
by New York Supreme by Eager
January 10 1858 upheld the State
the Mccalf Bakes Housing which
presently FUN New The truth
matter is that the New York city Ordinance
of New therefore
opportunity decision eonstutonaty
city Ordinance
However uer" doubt in mind but that when and Il
This ordinance for it's constitutional that be
declared banning
discrimination publicly housing
postscript 10 the decision which particular meeting
which states follows
Those opposing against dscrmn
alton housing frequently that
tho due and equal protection clauses the
Federal Constitutions The decision Supreme
summarized above authority the proposition that
constitutional While this decision dsals with prohibiting
elimination publicly assisted housing the
by support congtutonat applicable
banning discrimination housing including
laying public aid Very sincerely
ssmusi T. Schsinsr Executive Director, March
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Handy. Father OF The Blues Passes

The death this aeeh ot Handy the individual VINO
made perhaps greatest the development Of Amor
jazz, blues popular music
Unlike unaung pioneers ~ an fields Nj Handy WA pnV
eged enjoy which should be that ~ those who
pioneer providing world with something q i1 not hsye
Certainly M ardys contribution hghhgh The contribution e
NEGRO has contribution which has
iat beeno openly admitted during tho past 20 years
fIsndyH Memphis Blues" which first attracted nationwide
ccpaed bY ha 'Ht Louis Hus4 which were
4mB played players the most
daruutabIa aH The ne ~ tho
caught public they picked and
sung country respectable moatteH
tanya songs rstabahed the 'hies nusr
dlop which proved hardy popular
something the blues" and there IL
popular singer nng .he hasn't a some
time sing given world music BY The
Megpha ~ q Handy
~ f6hc That the old mdver died itm before the
premiere story his ufe which titled "s
family his hope that no could attend
premiere scheduled 50 louis Mo- IN the nest
days
lived such fruitful hfe that 10 he was
critics 81 mualc he miacel
pioneer millions of persons
Louis Hura" n there such thing
Celestial orchestra be that w G Handy Will be
uR n
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-04

II Kid yourseit tt1eia se1 al VI l'e
absorb This old stuff about may not nave any
plenty good mothrt IN these days IS Just
80 much Halarkey
This does not should just sit down and
wait the inevitable formal training or was unable
finish high ambitious people have made
grade in many college sheepsn or
high diploma when people can achieve unusual
success without schooling geeing fewer and fewer
booking for some excuse not
lack of college degree
have seeking comfort their desire to drop out Of
received anything but
positive suggestion better get all Of the education they
!
now people who not gong TO do
anything training they able to obtain When
that simple JOB IN eld
which they require degree and
nd finished college course
one OF the types people those who begin
college drop year various reasons and then
blaming their lack Of material success on
get degree
We know spent the IS most precious Of
bemoaniug finish college He refused to see
that that II degree his real
Instead he spent his time singing
family and his friends all Of who felt
that even would probably find other
o the negative
enough boys girls vocational schools like
nunoody Institute the schools
Humanites but
calling they refuse 10 consider the schools which
teach vocational trades.
Students the world to learn
taught Dunvoody people living right
brains coordination Dunwoody graduate who h
making good living those who matcuae
the Cecil
Newman.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-04
Donald Dayton, New Minneapolis
Urban League President

The Minneapolis Urban League 70 70 be congratulated on he
election Douglas president last week Mr. Dayons
election pattern by the league Ia attracting :" ia Top
and distinction IN the community rms
happy rifeumanee part large measure Tor N" con
tnued prestige u The program u this important ie
Feather agency
Having interest exhibited by Mt Dayton Hhe'
his election board several ago ha news
paper IL extremely happy board recognized That in
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