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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-18
GOV. WILLIAM

E2zz2:Ss2'I
LANSING The state govern
ment will be bankrupt before
June unless We can get some
additional money INTO the treas
ury. / have recommended 10 the
Legislature that the state IN
tangllbles TAX De increased to
averr this disaster
What IS this iniangibles tax
we are proposing 10 increase
It's tax on hidden pro-
perry ON those forms OF wealth
which cannot be reached BY
rea estate taxes II app.ies e
such Things as stocks. bonds sec
uri,ies and money in bank de-
posts.
If you are like most Michi-
gan properly owners your
wealth is mainly in :he form
OF home. a farm or and and
buildings used for business pur-
poses.
This kind Of property is call
ed rtangiblc" property The
kind that can't be hidden-and
you know the amount Of rea
estate taxes you have to p y
On i, to support your city your
county. your schools.
The other kind Of property
the kind that isn't visible 20 ar
assessor. IS called intangible
property
The theory OK the intanglbl .
tax is simply this: that thos.
who choose to have their wealth
in stocks. bonds. securities. bank
accounts or thousand dollar bill:
in a safe deposit box. ought tc
paw some property tax. TOO.
The number OF persons anc
corporations IN Michigan who
owned enough Of this bidder
wealth" 20 pay this tax las
year was about G3 600. OF thil
total about $1,000 were individ
u owners.
To put il another way. abou
Z $40 900 Michigan citizens dc
NOT pay this 'intangibles' tax
There Is a flat $50 credit tt
every taxpayer. so II is ncces
sary 10 have quite a bit o
"in,angiblc" wealth 10 pay any
tax on il.
The amount of tax charged
against hidden wealth" of ihi
kind is much smaller than IN
tax you have TO pay if Yo,
are the owner OF fiangibIe'
properly.
Here's an example: If Cit
, zen Jones put his life. saving
. into $4,000 house which h
( rents TO tenant. he has to pa.
an average tax of Sl96 a year
? That's an average for the Who'll
! state. Of course). On the oihe
hand. If Citizen Brown decide
: to put his life savings of Sl4.00
, into blue-chip securities payin
, him 500 a year in dividend.
he would pay. under the prcsen
r law. $3.50 a year intangible
I tax.
. What | have suggested. i
order 20 avert state bankruptcy
is that this tax on intangible
property be increased. A re
cent report made for the Hous
Tax Study Committee indicate
that Ohio collects about twic
as much money on "intangibles
as we do. II the Michigan rate
on this kind hidden property
were increased generally to ;
5out the Ohio level. il woui
, bring in S2l .0O0. 600 year add
.ional money.
. There has been a lot Of scar
Tx about the impact of this ia
r on bank accounts.
, II is true that the tax apple
20 bank accounts. at the RI
OF 4 cents per year per $40
IF bank account. But the banks
themselves, pay the tax for III
icpositor.
The rate on bank deposit
{ n Ohio is 20 cents a year pc
500. and the Ohio banks ais
pay it for the dcpositor.
Even If Michigan banks wer
o pass this tax on 10 their de
positors. il would mean littl
o most of us. On n $500 check
ng account. for example. tn
ohio rate would amour. 10 al
Increase of 40 cents per yea
or about 4 cents per month,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-18

Wayne State University has
'nt li8 teams in 40 seasons
If basketboli competition, rang
NJ from New York on the east
% Washington 81. u. on the
west.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-18
RACE FEPC
THE CHRlST-LIKE THING ON RACE
is THE RIGHT THING"

Gods Iib.rator of the Bible. the Christian Science
textbook has the necessary wisdom.
Heaven OUR eternal life. and ALL reality spiritual
AZ course, are found-are dseovered-iN human
scioUs-essl
"If thou would be pessed Obey Gods Science! and
bless othArs.-by ANDREW =. FRueHAUE, c. s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-13
TV KEY PREVIEWS

ToniOhts top shows as preuiewed By TV Keys stG6.
uho attend reheGrsdl match screenings and andlvze
scripts IN Ner York and Hollywood. Their opinions
offered as guide to piepers ss4
Burns and Aen-Son Ronnie helps pal find APARTMENT
and George and Oracle misunderstood There's the usual
fuss Oracle and Neighbor Blanche make q botch Of
things but the result Is lively show. Georges
ogue has some nice chuckles. pm, WToP-s
Restless 0unFriend in Need" vnt Boomer in sl
another town to find still another friend in st another
jam The boy is accused Of numbering his sepbrother
and after Vnt hears several versions Of the crime he
sticks his neck out the kids behalf. There's good
twist to the story plus trite philosophy TO earn
the adult label pm. WRCA
Wells Fargo-"stage west" Jim Hardy definitely daunt-
less Tonight he promises to deliver an important wit
ness to San Francisco and by George he really delivers
Nothing adult about this Western. but It lively $50
pm, WRCA
Twenty OneTonght contestants have collectively attended
UCIA, CCNY George Washington University, Columbia,
Harvard and yalewhch Is lot Of education even for
this brainy quiz Virs game pits wrteryacht imported
Edward Bailey against economist editor Joseph
Spegeman. The winner plays Robert Perkins. manage
ment auditor who master spy" in China during
World War IL plm- WRC-
Veiee q tirestc0e-Mezzo-sop Mildred Miller Of the
Metropolitan Opera is tonights guest solost singing
Mozarts Vol Che Sapete' 81 Love You" by Franz Lehar
and fine medley Of German tunes Miss Mllers splendid
voice and this series good taste combine TO please
music lovers pm, wMAL-7.
TonghtJack Paar and the are in Miami Beach, Fa
for week, and you'll films they took at sea
quarium" and shark-hunting expedition Jack also
introduces protege Florida night club singer Mauri
Leighton, who does The Honorable Mr. So-and- so :"
Special guest Is Channel swimmer Florence Chadwick,
slated to take dip. 1880 pm, WRC-4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-13

into the whole area Of public
service broadcasting. the more
he realized that a comprehen-
stve study Of the field was badly
needed. The report was pub
lished In the hopes that some
foundation. group or individual
would underwrite such . study
Remembering. then. that the
survey Is . preliminary one,
based on admittedly inadequate
statistics. here Is Costello's
dark prediction Of the shape OF
Tv TO come:
a.. First, IL should be as
sumed that subscription TV Is
uirtHallv inevitable: it can be
postponed. but IL Is too rich q
bondHs0 TO be put OF indeh-
nitelp. This means. Of course.
that at some point in the not
too-dtstGnt future. telertsion is
headed for q chaotic change
oper period.
when the dust Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-13
OTHER TV
HlGHLIGHTS

$500. wTTG t5l-After DIM
ner Movie: Turtles Of Ia.
hiti" starring Charles
Laughton and Jon Hail.
Story Of Q happy tndolent
family. living in an island
paradise. and how they run
through . fortune (lsl2)
$3.50. WMAL t7l--Bold Jour-
ney: An undersea pattlc
with q giant octopus viii be
seen as William Barada
narrates films Of his adven-
lures under waters Of WASH
ington States Puget Sound.
500. WTOP OD Danny
Thomas Show: An old the
atrical superstition about Q
waiter who jinxes perform
ers throws Danny into q
other just before an OPEN
ing night.
$50. WRC tll--Turn Of Fate !.
David Niven stars as Q blind
author whose wife and best
friend plot TO murder him
in. In the Dark"
1890, WTTG (sl Boxing:
Frankie Ryff vs.. Kid Gen.
tella in a l0-round light
weight bout.
l1:00. WTTG (sl Eleven
O'Clock Movie: The Mas
ter Race" starring Lloyd
Bridges and Nancy Gates.
Tv Key says: Good war
drama about q German
officer who fees when the
Nazi empire starts to col
lapse Q944).
11:20, WNfAL az Mystery
Theater: Enemy Agents
Meet Ellery Queen" star
ring william Gargan. Ellery
tracks down Germans who
are plotting to steal precious
diamonds and wipes out the
entire smuggling ring
uo42).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-13
Other AM Stations

uPik-f1o he.-Dsyilght snlI.
wiRL-Iso Ke.-I,1o sa 10 SIS p.n.
WlMx- 1900 Nc. e an 10 midulsht
s sunday J en-. 70 mltnlsk.
sweaS -ioss Es. --psyIlghl saIy.
uusr-ii1s H. daylight sslI.
wFAx-i1zo Nc. -DsyIIghi snly.
uWDe-i1bo kt.-2i.hsur spsrstlsn. sIespt
Sunday mlduighi 10 en-. Msstiy.
MFca-iIio ks. daylight sny
wooK- ijlo Es. -il-hsI spsrsuss.
/. E1AM-ijso Nc. -1i.hsur SpsntIsn. srssp.
suntsy nltnlght 10 . En-. Msnasy.
woL-ilso ke.-I an. 10 mldnlsht
wpoH-isio &c. DsyIIgAt saly
WpRW-iise Ks.--siis en-. 10 sunset
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-13

changeover has settled II Il al
together hkelv that petcs and
commentaries and panel sho,rs
dealing IN opinion Uill be on
the outside looking irl-.-0t least
In nv. IN Mould appear that
the present system OF free
broadcGsfing Mould continue tov
a time at least. NTH some firms
sponsoring telecasts at greatly
reduced prices. This q c0nsid-
cred Inevitable because large
segments Of the audience mould
be drGiUn ai0ar bv hiOh-priced
entertainment attractions on
the pGp-screen. Local stations
might haze 10 denote at least
part OF their time TO suStGiners
or free shoirs IN order to qualify
for q license under the present
definition OF public interest.
But the big money ipiL 90 IN the
direction OF the cotn bores. Oh
uioHslv lenpinO the Reips seq
ment NTH a greatly reduced
portion Of the broadcast spec
trum and an equally slender
portion OF the sponsors fees
That's the way Costello sees
1t.
- -
The Weeks Events Include:
. CHS Afiiliates Conference
opening today at the Shore
ham. Speakers include Vice
President Nixon and Senate
Majority Leader johnson. A
banquet tonight at the Shera-
ton-Park win feature such CHS
lobbyists" as Patti Page. Danny
Thomas. Phil Silyers. Art Link
letter and the June Taylor
dancers. ATickets to this were
gone o week ago. thanks 70 an
extraordinary demand from
Capitol Hill. CHS viii squeeze
in everybody who counts.)
. Pay TV hearings tomorrow
on Capitol Hill. Representative
oren Harris Interstate and
Foreign Commerce Committee
opens three days Of hearings.
Ut should be noted that Rep
resentative Harris has chal-
lenged the authority Of the
Federal Communications CON-
mission to authorize the pay
Tv testsO
The debate on pay Tv. incl
dentally. opened mildly on Abe
- last night on Open Hear
Ing. with Dr.. Dallas Smythe
and Ted LeitxeIi presenting
their views John Secondari
asked some crisp questions Of
LeitzeIl whose Zenith firm has
long esp0used pay Tvl but
Edward p. Morgan. speaking as
. befuddled viewer. spoke too
well In euiEzing Smythe. A
charge by Leitzeil At the outset
alleging that Smythe once ia
vored pay-Tv proved only dis
tracing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-13
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

600, WASH-FM-In the Con-
cert Hall: The Hebrides Ov-
erture by Mendelssohn. Gin
derella Ballet Suite by Pro-
kof1eff and The Fountains
Of Rome by Respighi.
500, WMAL-FM - Milton
Cross Show: Hungarian
Rhapsodies No. /, 2 and 3
by Liszt, Nocturne for strings
by Borodin and Rodgers
Oklahoma Suite.
$500, WOL-Good Music Time:
Symphony No. by Brahms.
Four Serious Songs by Ra-
vel and La Mer by Debussy.
$500. WRC-Telephone Hour:
Guest soprato Lisa Della
Casa will sing music by
Puccini, Schubert and Mo-
Fart.
1888, WWDC - Steve Allison
SHOW: Guests include Geor-
gia Mol. Colonel wild Bill"
Davis. and Walter r. Rothe.
1905, WGMS - Barry Gray
Show: Guests for the debut
broadcast party include Ri
cardo Montalban, Sidney
Potter. Jan Murray. Red
Buttons and Buddy Hackett.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-13

lowest Of bows for their eontri-
buttons. The castle glowing in
the night: the opulence Of
Beauty's room, and other sets
were magnificent. particularly
In color.
As Miss Temple told TeIeVus
readers yesterday. she "iOoR't
iDorrv any singers" Nth her
Uoice. IT'S a pleasing one.
though. and her narration,
iOhiIe a trife too condescendinc
for adult ears. iDas irell done.
End u the Rainbow (6atur-
day. NBC-4):
This new Ralph Edwards Sc
ries. over which Art Baker
presides Is a pot-of-gold or
shoot Of This Is Your Life.
The idea Is TO reward some
deserving couple somewhere by
making their dreams come
true. The first stop was st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-13

RADIO Television News Analysts
should add some explosive fuel
to he fire.
As Quincy Howe. president OF
the Association, states In the
reports foreword. Costello un-
dertook q preliminary survey OF
some aspects Of public service
programming as a self inter-
ested appraisal by the Associa-
ItiDs. : a.. Of its members pro-
fessionf Prospects"
Costello had no idea what he
was getting into when he
agreed 10 do Il.
He found. for example. that
he couldn't restrict himself "a
the news analysts narrow ter
rain. And the deeper he went
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-13

is Enchanting

shirley TempIe Storybook
Sunday. NBC-4): A grownup
Miss Temple-looking like one
Of her dolls and. at times.
sounding like 0ne--sl1nuld be
TVS newest star Of 1888. All
that remains is for the pro-
ducerA to maintain the high
quality Of her Storybook opener
IA beautifully told. stunningIy
staged version Of Beauty and
the Beast"
Joseph Dchrank's treatment
was faithful and poetic. ChaFl-
ton Heston's beast makeup was
scary without being frightening
and besides ! was locking 1t
Claire Bloom. They enchanced
the poetic values with moving
performances. Equally able were
Z. G. Marshall, Barbara Bax.
ley and June Lockhart.
The set designers rate the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-13

Louis and q couple trying
to raise eight grandchildren
were given q home stocked with
furniture and food. plus q new
car.
The screen. however. was
cluttered with mumbled COM
mercials for the gifts and
donors. to the exclusion Of
needed human values. The
question left unanswered !:
What of taxes?
BERNIE HARRISON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-13

Tonights top shors preuieCed By TV Keys std6.
Who attend rehearsas match screenings and analvze
scripts IN New York and Holyrood. Their opinions
offered as q guide to pieceys. ss4f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-13
FIN Stotions

Wne.Fm-s1.s M. -tsmpsfshly IN he ON.
Ntcp-lM-ss.1 Nc. -1tbsw spsfstIen.
WAsh.vM-Ut Ne. - an. 70 mlaalghL
uoL-FM-es.I Nc. - en- 70 mlaaisht
MFAM-FM- 1908 Nc. --1t.hsm opsfstlsn.
WWDc-fM- toit Nc. - an ts1am
WeMsFM- toJ.s Nc. -Weshdsys ss7s en-. %
mlenlsht. suntsys hst IN 10 nIanlshL
WAhl'fm- 1851 Me.-Ilje an. tel IN.
Msntsy TIM sstuftaH Iie en-. 10 SIS
On. % Sunday.
NusffM- ioe.s Nc. lila CO. nepm.
vhAl'FM-teI.j Mt.--ioiis an. q nIdnlshL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-13
ON THE AIR
ON THE AIR
Much Ado Behind
The N Scenes Here
BY BERNIE HARRISON
star Tv Critic

ere1 be plenty Of action and especially oraory behind
the scenes in Tv this week-and wen be right in the middle
Of most of It. @t
Hottest subject TO be pay Tv and report released
today BY veteran Bill Costello for the Association
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-11
DYER JUSTICE TAYLOR,
Asst. U. s. Attorney.
o. s: Courthouse: Reem S4@e

HARRY M. HULL Clerk.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
Plaintiff. VS.. KENNETH Z. ROB
ERSON. Defendant.-No. 3431-5l.
order duplication; a absent .s,t De;
4 70 recover for the defendants
breach Of contract and fiduciary
relationship the sum Of $780,
with costs. and to have execution
: against the following personal
property OF defendant located in
the District Of Columbia and pres
entity held under attachments IS.
sued from this Court; IA 1881
Pa q sOs S Os pTas to Il G RsE
year life insurance policies issued
By the Acacia Life Insurance
Company. WASHINGTON. D. C.
bearing Policy Numbers 604553
and 725530 and having Q net
surrender value as Of February 8,
1858, Of S139.65; and "a check
made payable TO the defendant by
the General Supply CORPORATION,
Of S415.45. on motion Of the
kprii, less. ordered that the De
PENDANT. KENNETH z. ROBER-
son, cause his appearance TO be
entered herein on or before the
fortieth day, exclusive OF sun
DAYS and legal holidays. occurring
after the day Of the first pubhca-
ton Of this order: otherwise the
cause will be proceeded with as
in case Of default. Provided, q
copy Of this order be published
once Q week for three successive
weeks in the Washington Law Re-
porter. and The Evening st1 Nos Pc
ms. Judge. (SealD Attest: HAIR
RY NJ. HULL, Clerk. By DEAN
p. MILLER, Deputy Clerk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-11
HELP MEN
a gTATION SALESMAN

SERVICE STATION SALESMAN,
white, honest and sober; expert
fabrication man: B-dAy week.
MEAD'S GULF SERVICE, Goth
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SERV. STATION ATTENDANT, 10
80. exper.. with some mech; abil-
phone 1is; 'C ssiis. . Johnson saUSNoco.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
able to wash and lubricate. day
work, steady Job. Northeast ESQ
220O Bladensburg I'd. ne. IL
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
experience necessary. No phone
calls. Apply In person. LAVEZZo
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SEWING MACHINE AND VACUUM
CLEANER service man, transp.
furnished, pick UP and delivery.
very good Job for. right man. Good
salary and working cond. This
is a permanent position. Call RE.
7-2312 for interview.
SHEET METAL MECHANIC, expert
enced duct work. ALLIsoN's, AID.
SHEET METAL DUCT MECHANICS
Shop Or OUTSIDE yerk;s Apply ,iy
Mile Run dr.. Arl.. Va. ia. 2:l176.
SHIFTING CLERK = Young man,
familiar with lumber and mill
work, Apply Gam. to 4 pm.
BRADLEY LUMBER. Brookeyille
I'd and Talbot ave-. Silver
Spring. Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-11
a. 4 W4LDRoN,, :. Attorney

600 y Street NV.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia. Hold
ing Probate Court.--Estate OF
WILLIAM p. U6ELIN. Deceased -
No 95,006, Administration Docket
19s. application having been
lstration 10 issue 70 HARRY y.
TAYLOR, Jr,; on SAD estate. by
ordered this 9th day Of March
AID. 1858. that Anna Uselin.
Joseph Uselin. Mile Jaye De-
lance. Ann carruthers. Emma M.
Pierce. the unknown heirs at law
and next Of kin Of the deceased,
and all others concerned. appear
in said Court on Monday, the
5th day OF May. AID 1858. Al
10 o'clock am. TO show cause
why such application should not
be granted. Let notice hereof be
published in the washington
star" once in each OF three sue
cessiye weeks before the return
day herein mentioned The irst
publication to Be not less than
day. Witness. THE HONORABLE
BOLITHA J. LAWS, Chief judge
OF said Court. this 9th day OF
test, FRANK ]. BURKART. Dep
MY Register OF Wills for the Dis
trict OF Columbia. Clerk OF the
Probate Court. mh2B-ap4 IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-11
- PERSONAL
(cONIINuEDl

JOIN OUR DANCE cLUB-Learr
atmosphere. Pay as you 60; nc
contract; 81 per hr lesson, Free
weekly social Call no. 2-2277
VACANCY IN PRIVATE HOME fol
elderly lady; delicious meals: with
care: reasonable. ia. 9-03S1.
FREE-Enjoy best birding in the
area with the Audubon Society Of
d. c. this Sunday. April -, in
walks are part OF the regular
community activities at MOY:
ACNE RESERVE. Call IA. 2-5572
for directions TO the reception
GENTLEMAN, AZ, will pay well for
rm. and board in home OF good
cook: in first zone. Box b0O-V,
Star.
GENTLEMAN. AZ. will pay well for
rm. and board In quiet home OF
good cook. Box 34g-V. Star.
OVERWEIGHT? Tired and tense?
Circulation sluggish? Learn how
the Stauffeur Magic Couch can
help you. We gain lost vitality.
For courtesy home demonstration
call JU. 5-5563 or HA. 7-705S.
Observation-Disclosures In al
types OF ladies' clothing; reas. and
expertly done. TU. 2-354l.
FURS. factory on premises: expert
repairing, reStyling. cleaning and
storage; lowest rates. Free bonded
pickup, BASKIN FURS. cor. Sth
and @ NV. MA. S-5522.
ORCHESTRA DANCE, Sat, sill,
Sl.25. NEAL VALIANT DANCE
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VETERAN photographer desires po-
sition as darkroom technician
exper. in all types OF portraits and
commercial work. AID. 2-6l26.
VACANCY in pvt. home for aged OF
Invalid gentleman. Good food, ex-
Gel care WO. 6-SS54. l2s
TAYLOR" Tax Consultant: estab
35 yrs. accurate, legal ded Fed
State individ SIN bus every day
ewes: Sun Holidays. reas B2b 9TH
st sc u 7-57S6
PERMANENT, SIS; shampoo and
wave. 81. wARFLYNN BEAUTY
COLLEGE. 1910 O st. NV.
HOME AND CARE desired for
elderly colored gentleman in OF
near D. G. Must have cheerful
room with bath on first floor
Prefer home with retired nurse
or similarity orientated medical
personnel. Reply Box 433-K,
star. ICE
INCOME TAX returns, Federal,
%. c. and State prepared by re-
liable accountant. EN-. 2-7S75
GHOSTWRITING AND EDITING
established newspaper and maya
zine writer. Books. articles.
speeches. resumes, Forms 81, term
papers. theses. JU. S-169S.
ALL INCOME TAX RETURNS, by
former Internal Revenue agent, in
your home. 10. 7-el9S any time {:
OIL. 2-9254 after Z pm.
AMI ONE HAVING had baggage mis-
placed after checking Il recently
with Trailways Bus Co. please call
TIE, 6-1525 after q pm. Lets help
each other. /. too, am q victim
ExPER. YOUNG TEACHER will
in Eng. or French grammar; 50 80
per hr. II less than 3 hrs. wk
So II 3 hrs. or more. RA. 6-45S5
NOTICE = DRAPERIEs MADE Tc
OkDER-For complete details. cal
CONFEDERATE MONEY - Be {
Deep South millionaire with money
to burn; You can do everythinS
with this money except spend II
4 million bucks in S1O's. S20's
S5o's, etc. Light your cigarettes
for 50 ~ or 1 million Tor SO
SOUTHERN VALUES, 10 s. Dobt
St. Alex Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-11
HELP-MEM
I'd MACHINE MECHANIC,

VENDING MACHINE MECHANIC.
experienced and capable:. some
knowledge Of refrigeration helpful
but not necessary. Nah hired will
work in our shop In charge Of re-
modelling machines and rebuilding
parts. COFFEE TIME, TO. 9-6320.
MAN twhite), opening in Northern
Va; start at over 500 wk. For
interview phone CIR 3-3S5S FRI
day eve. after 8 pm.
MAN, colored. to work in liquor
store: his. graduate: local ref
erences. Call Ii. 3-5575.