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Let Us Prov!

have already done will read the of how
the Negro in the United States who
delivered worth medicine
hospital of the Dr. Albert SChwzr the River so
miles south of the equator Africa father
Waycross His Bobby
the noted medical missionary his work
sending him package medicine His
events which led donation italian
facturer and others of the large amount of medicine
You will
Negro boy from Georgia delivering plane
medicine of the worlds greatest medical missionaries
of the worlds greatest living beings
have lived Georgia visited there
time will that Bobby
had he living his native state
probably red faces
acclaim that has to him
While the 100000 worth medicine being
delivered to bring health to the
needed while this noble deed being
Georgia were and sn fighting with determination
hold the line against the brotherhood
Why should italian pharmaceutical
love for Negroes Africa than
in their state Let
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Short and Pointed
BY GRAM

Congressman screaming outrage the prospect
Organized going fight them for reelection They
inconsdera unfair unjust immoral illegal
probably unconstitutional
before going to the polls.
Legion puts best foot forward Minneapolis headline And
the other foot vigorously Honywoods posterior.
Administration be of two minds initiation
feel that stable prices will lead to horseandbuggy
That teargas bombing of Little Rocks school board
The whole nation has been with
nearly two years.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-09-04
Truth And Bunk About The Negro

Congressman Roy Wer of the Third district clip
ping of an article from the Congressional Record inserted that
publication by Senator On Johnston South Carolina The
piece written by South Carolina Negro school teacher
the white South particularly South Carolina for its under
standing the Negro and suggests that the radical Negroes
and whites especially the Noheer that make eNAACP
don't appreciate what the South does for the Negro.
Senator Johnston who would degn have printed any
thing in the Congressional Record from the pen Negroes
stature and real accomplishment jumped the opportunity
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can do about their anxieties. When
they suffer internal reverses they
need a scapegoat and Uncle Sam
has been a handy foreign enemy"
What happens to them if Mr.. K.
says Uncle Sam is a rather nice
old guy who does not rattle H
bombs or use germ warfare? They
are going to have to find someone
else to hate-and that's not easy.
PRELUDE TO WHAT?-Even
assuming that Mr.. K. is full of the
best intentions in the world, there
must be politicians inside the Sow
let Union who also have a vested
interest in adversely, who stand to
benefit by prolonged international
difficulties. What they may do, to
undo, the effects of a successful
mission are the main reason why
thoughtful people in this Capital
are keeping their fingers crossed.
1t is only 20 years ago, plus one
month, that Josef Stain conclud-
ed his deal with Adolf Hitler that
gave the Nazis the go-ahead into
Poland and touched off World
War II. 1t was only IS years ago
that Japan sent two peace en-
issaries" to this country, almost
on the eve of Pearl Harbor.
Now we learn, 20 years later
from Mr.. K. himself, that Stain
was a paranoid and from Asian
historians we discover that the
Japanese high command was deep
ly divided over the question of
future relations with America.
During my recent vacation I re-
ceived any number of messages
from special interest groups who
were Internationally hoping that
the Soviet Premier's visit was a
great fiasco. The ones that were
easy to understand were those of
refugee organizations, Hungarians
and others who have, even since
Mr.. X. has been in power, suf-
fered from Soviet tyranny.
But those who amused them
selves with stories about Vice
President Nixon's move to the
left" and the Republican admins
tration being soft on communism"
left me cold. The irony of the Ad-
ministration's reversals has not es-
capped anyone here, but there is too
much riding on this visit for pea
nut politics.
1t isn't necessary for the nation
to go ga-ga over the Soviet Prem
Ter. But we don't want to look so
much to the past that we neglect
an opportunity for real peace, If
that's what the Soviet leader has
in mind.
Copyright, 1859, Robert G.
Spivack).
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People Not Ready For Anarchy; Law TriumPhs In
ikfIe Rock

BY Ralph McGm in the Atlanta Constitution
Little Rock story develops chapter by
inevitable.
mills the like those of the slowly they
the
their life its projections its
rights why the story
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WATCH
on the
POTOMAC
BY ROBERT @. SPTvAcK

Washington.-MR. K. COMES TO TOWN-The visit OF
Soviet Premier Nka S. Khrushchev awaited here with
feeling of relief and anxiety Those who tired of
cold war; who ism would like to of balance
restored relations with the Soviet Union On the other hand
those munitions makers plus Others) with vested
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Letters TO The Editor

Editor Thanks and attention
given articles dealing Public Schools business and
distrbutive education program.
publication effective community
marketing device but invaluable of disseminating
of special interest people your nghborhood
We pleased be contributor publication
with such high interest enlightened
VIM L. Becker COOrdnatOr Vocational Evening School, St
Paul. Minnesota August e. 1853.
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visit DOQeS no SOOQ lot luelT eCOn-
omic well-being. The Chinese Com
munists, too, apparently have mis-
givings about the trip.
What will finally come of the
visit no one knows. OF course it
gives us an opportunity to see up
close the new ruler of the Soviet
Empire. Is he a Gear, another die
tator, or a man in his Cos just
as tired of turmoil and adversely
as his Western counterparts? The
chances are this argument will not
be settled by Mr.. KS smiles or
scowls.
What does he expect from the
trip? Is it just to satisfy the nor
NAL curiosity of a man who has
never visited America? Or does
he expect to work out some sort
of increased trade with the West ?
Is it Mr.. Ks-and the Soviet Com
munists' way-of saying that they,
too, are fed up with talk of wal
and would like to go about build
ing their country, manufacturing
more consumer goods and enjoying
the better things Of life?
Nobody knows for sure. All we
know is that 81 out of every So
of our tax money is going into
ornaments and at least 1 out OF
every four rubles collected by the
Russian government is going fol-
the same purpose.
There are certain people in this
country, and probably in Red
China, who will benefit from keep
ing conditions unsettled. All of us
I suppose, know individuals who
just cannot stand prosperity, who
are not enjoying themselves un-
less they are miserable. But those
who want to look to the past for
other reasons are also dangerous
people, because their motives may
be economic munitions lobby oil
ideologic (Chinese Reds).
Let's assume, for a moment
that things do go well and that
some working arrangement is
worked out with the Russians
What will this do to the economy
of the country when so much OF
our national budget goes for arms
The least it will do is to cause
a big shift in industrial output
That may mean some men out Of
work for a long period Of time
unless we plan for peace" just
as we plan for war.
Will the government have a pro,
gram ready to take up any slack
in employment If the cold wal
should end? Or must we begin tc
talk of the horrors" of peace, just
as we do the horrors Of war, be
cause we are unprepared fol
peace?
So far as the Chinese Reds are
concerned I am not sure what We
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-10
Moy Is
1880
4-Woson Train. Western.

T-Wo9ou tIotu. WSSteTH.
! Hour. 1.-THE Steve compden
Story" Three men ore trapped
in cove containing relics of
the Stone Age. Robert Horton,
Ben Cooper, TORN Thatcher.
81 Search for Adventure.
7-Lowrenee WeIk Show.
Hour. Featuring the Cham
poone Music Mokers with Alice
Lon, the Lennon Sisters and the
Little Bond."
81 Love Lucy. Comedy.
500
Sylvester Feature. Movie.
Z Hours. "Seo Hawk" 1910. The
swoshbueklinq story OF o SEQ
going Robin Hood. Enrol Flynn,
Claude Roins.
9-Keep Ticking. Come.
New time. Carl Reiner. m. c.
$50
y The PFice Is Right. Color.
Bill Cullen. host.
7-0xzie and Harriet. Comedy.
THE Little Block Box" The
Nelson family.
Breakdown. Western.
Ranger Gilman investigates O
religious group accused of proc
ticino Witchcroft. Robert Cup
stars.
900
4-MiIton BeFle Show. Comedy.
Corl Sondburq visits. Lost show
of the season..
7-Donno Reed Show. Comedy.
Or. Stone Temporarily hires O
charming but highly unusuol
English housekeeper. Donno Reed,
Con Betz, Shelly Fobores.
9-The Millionaire. Dromo.
A young and handsome oetor
conVinces O n1iddle-oced woman.
thot she is younger than spring.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-31

Ipubhc yesterday by the Justice
Department.
The Attorney General said
an FEC ruling that radio and
TV news casts must give equal
coverage TO all political candi-
dates "jeopardizes stations
news reporting Of candidates
activities"
He implied that the result
would be vastly curtailed COW
erage which would undermine
the aim Of having an informed
electorate.
The rec ruling followed a
complaint by Mr.. DAILY. Of the
America First Party. an unsuc-
cessful candidate for mayor Of
Chicago. Mr.. DAILY had COM
planned he was denied equal
time on newscasts.
President Eisenhower, several
weeks ago. referred to the FEC
ruling as leading 10 "ridicu-
lous" situation, and Mr.. Rogers
filed a memorandum with the
FEC asking the agency to re-
verse itself.
Mr.. Harris is chairman OF the
House Legislative Oversight
Subcommittee. studying the in
dependence of pd-rr'~'-'-- tive
agencies such as the FEC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-31
Rogers Backs
FEC Reversal

The Justice Department is
within its rights in asking the
Federal Communications Com
mission to reverse its ruling In
the Lar DAILY equal time case.
Attorney General Rogers has
told Representative Harris,
Democrat Of Arkansas.
An exchange of letters be-
tween the two men was made
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-31

Washington attorney. are
poised at three dispersed bases
to deliver 1000 troops and
$500 tons Of equipment.
The exercise is Dark Cloud
Pine Cone II; the problem. to
drive out aggressor troops who
are attempting TO seize the
Bramac air strip Of Middleland,
1t has accumulated the largest
concentration Of regulars and
reserves since the end Of the
Korean war.
Terrain and heat and enemy
are enough, but the troops are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-31


also being belted with propa-
ganda leaflets as in real war.
One shows a forlorn and
lonely little girl--"she's sad
now, but suppose you NEVER
return
Safe conduct passes to ex-
pedite surrender fiutter from
passing aircraft and q poster
quotes one of the Ten Com
mandments. Thou Shalt Not
Kill"
Another suggests listening To
the Tokyo Rose" of these
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-31

maneuvers. a "girl OF your
dreams" named Kathy.
One, in the form Of a news
paper, pictures not-so-lonely
officers wives drinking with an
obviously stay-at-home male.
The maneuvers will use
1900 men and 900 aircraft
testing the effectiveness Of the
two services in a brush-fire
war.
! Reservists are here from 81
States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-31

Goodyear Services Store
227 N. Main Street
horrisonburg, Virginia
HA. 4-440o
BFumboek's
M1nussos Shopping Center
Monossas, Virginia
EN-. s-3l4l
Bar Bro, Inc.
623 S. Washington Street
Folls Church, Virginia
JE. 1857
c. L. Bornes g. Sons
2525 M. Vernon Avenue
Alexondrio, Virginia
OV. $3.50
coekFiIl'S
1874 Church Street, NE.
Vienna. Virginia
Du. $685.
Virsinio Electric
Supply Compony
0l7 King Street
Alexondriu, Virginia
OV. 3-3345
U. S. Merehondise
Mort, Inc.
27ie Wilson Boulevard
Arlington, Virginia
IA. 4-36o0
Goodyear Service Store
1909 King Street
Alexonorio, Virginia
XII. 9-59l0
Pennington Shopping
Center tHeehf's)
Clsbs Rood & Wilson BoUlevur,
Arlington, Virginia
MA. $500, Ext. 52s3
S. KoBn's Sons Co.
9th & D Streets, NV.
Washington, D. c.
Dl. 7-7200
olso:
3A0l N. FoirfoS Drive
Arlington. Virginia
pl. 7-72o0
SIettery's Radio 3
N Company
64oe Arlington Boulevard
Arlington, Virginia
JE. 1890
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-31
Areo Reservists Fight
In Realistic Exercise

FORT BRAGG. N c. May 80 CspecaD .-washington area
forces here for the biggest since Korea
nghtng aggresscr troops heat insects and psychological
warfare.
Almost 1000 Of the Washngton-ba 459th Troop
Carrier Wing commanded by Brig Gen. Ramsay d. Potts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-31

VII. 6-66o6
BeFwyn Fuel 3
Feed compony, Inc.
5lo7 Berwyn Rood
College Park, Maryland
TO. 1856
Goodyear Service Store
li240 Niers Mill Rood
Wheaton, Maryland
tO.S.5l44
Oliver Radio 8
Appliance Company
zoos Wisconsin Avenue, NV.
Bethesda, Maryland
OIL. 4-2l60
The Heeht Company
Fenton & Ellsworth Streets
Silver Spring, MaFylond
MA. $500, Ext. 1888
also:
Prince Georges PlaIo
Hyo'fsviIls, Maryland
MA. $500, Ext. $3.50
n. [. Fowler
Main Street, Route No. 5
Waldorf, Merylond
Nj. 5-5521
Bowie TV 9 Appliance
1852 Ninth Street
Bowie, Maryland
cE. 5000
VIRGINIA
Suburbon Equipment
Company
1929 S. Edsewood Street
Arlington, Virginia
IA. 2-l5l2
Glebe Radio 8
Appliance Co.
Lee Hiehwoy & N. GIebs Rood
Arlington, Virginia
IA. 1891
MiIitory Personnel
Buying Service
34o9 Columbia Pike
Arlington. Virginia
IA. 5-7l50
peovers Electric Service
Columbia Pike
Annonduls, Virginia
CLeorbrook 6-32il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-31
BUY WHERE you SEE THIS CERTIFICATE
WASHINGTON, D. c.

Appionees-tAMEo- Goodyear Service Store
Furniture oo'S SeoLg'o AvsnOs: NV
722 S Seventh Street NV "a 3.isH
Of. 1o''s Keesen's Appliance.
District Home g Wesbiceto oo'' g. z NV
Auto Supply FE. $500
1870 Good Hope Rood, Sc. nowd,, A,,;o,,. r. rv
IT, 1850 AIS eonnseieot Avenue. NV.
olsoi Woshinsion y T.
Glossmanor FiFestone en- zFsOO
1870 lndanhsad HishSay Standard Tire &
"a'nirS'on s ~ y - Battery Company
w. ' Tenth & Streets, NE
EuIford's Colony Washinston .. c.
Radio 8 TV Co. IT, "SV"
ells Georgia Avenue NV. BrontIey's Eirestone Store
"oshinso"s; o o. & 1908 Silver Hill Rood! Sc
c....., r,.,,..,,,. " Jo. siloo
45I3 Wisconsin Avenue. NV. U. s. MeFehondise Mort,
Washington, o. c. Inc,
EN- 2-s'co 77os Wisconsin Avenue, NV
Georgetown Electric "e'sI's 70 ,o O. {
Company ulso,
3t35 N Street. NV 27le Wilson Boulevard
washington. Q. c. Arlington. virsiniu
re 3577 IA. 1890
Slottery's Rodio 6 Burgess
TeIevi.;or comoonv Electric 9 HaFdwoFe
43oe Wisconsin Avenue, NV e'lo Alsnown RooS, 81
~o's"s,1 r,y 2. c ~os en- sssa & :
aC2l Hqyls; aosd Sc. iSIs ssr4 Street NV
H. 2.l6H De- $500
NJ mofS Potomac Appliance 3
THE Contract componyl ~ Corp.
Ho S Gepo Street Sc Ninth ,tss Street, ~"
"' t. aSSoo 8 : st. $500
"A,o. oi .i:s.asf' ' 1s,as4s,Ar
GENERAL @ElEerRc
sS Ss4ssT COMPANY " S%:'ss' .s:is
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THE HEIGHT co. HAS
MEMS BOSTONIAN
MOCCASINS
IN 1O4 SIZES
all with hond-sewn seams for foot-hueeins
comfort and long, strong wear

comfort and long strong wear
The Hecht Co. oIwoys has of the oreos largest Bostonon
moccosn collections But this week only we've arranged for
special showing from the focto displaying every size that
mode Come and buy your natter how hord to fit
you oom the special dspIoy your size already sold and
cont dupcote the from stock we'll special order from
the foctoY at extra choroe Rich
black 4., he sosr to" . sa., n''''~"
all eud.P
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-03-05

CONTRACTORS sectional field
houses-made of 5/8-inch ply
wood with studs, Aft. wide Sec
tions. arranged for boiling, all
sections numbered, sizes are
12x12 it.. 12x16 it,, 12x20 it..
12x24 it,. 12x28 it,, 12x32 it,. floor
and snd,.r3f roof sections ms made @ OF s;,taS ns
green, priced according to size.
beginning at 5000. w. 1-5495.
USED lumber, 2x1O-l6 #. Norway
Soaa6 Soatfold up plank to is 2xo M SIS sbor and
lengths to it.; AKA, 4 it, to
IL #. lengths; 4x6. #. to 20 it..
lengths. All the above noted
items priced very reasonable,
come and take away. Nv. 1-5495.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-03-05

COMPLETE kitchen set, stem ware
boys bicycle, round mirror, pic
lures, desk, miscellaneous. YE
2-1490.
STEREO tape recorder. 2 months
old, 4-speaker system. cost over
$285, will include $50 worth of
stereo tapes; first 5000 takes;
private. KE. 1-7878.
SIT. kitchen sink, assorted sized
aluminium storm windows; ac-
cordian folding door. KE. 1913.
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R. |. DAVIS
SELLING Contents of

Selling ContentS OF
4l9l Hinsdole Road
South Of Moyfield Rd.. East off
Wonensville Center Rd.
Friday. March 6: Sat-. Sun.
Till Sold - 10 to s Daily
Groy Lowson sofa: very fine
provincial. eorly American and
modern furnishings: twin and
double bed studio couches:
choirs: tables: chests: triple
dresseIs; metol. bross and for
mico dinette sets: new cane back
folding bridge sets. others; chino:
Glass: bric-o-broc: washer; dry
er: stove; refrigerator; mongle;
American Flyer troin: R.C.A.
console TV: child's tractor toys:
girls and boys bicycles; mems
couts. suits. size 40-42: lodies
coots. clothing. size IA; chill
dren's clothing and accessories.
s to 9; garden choirs: tools; ex-
cuisite breoth Of spring mink
cape jacket; persian lamb coats
and many miscellaneous items.
Most furnishings above like new.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-03-05

GAS furnace, 10000 BTU. Cleve-
land Dornback. VIII. 1921. eve-
nings.
CHILD'S nickelodeon, $40, like
new; child's rink roller skates,
size 13, black, 81; chrome bird
cage and stand. SO. RE. 2-8O68.
BOYS Chicago roller skates, size
7. with case, practically new. $40.
RE. 1-0095.
21/4x3 ia SPEED Graphic, flash.
case, shade. pack and cut film
adapters, etc. sacrifice. SITS; pri-
vate. KE. 1-7878.
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MIRROR and pad; 3-piece Iivir.
room, 3 tables; twin bed compile 2
with dresser, spring and mattress.
kitchen table, 4 chairs. record
radio combir alton: accordion
chairs; Dexter. 2-tub wiring {
washer. Maytag aluminium tu',
ing; cedar chest, 8xl0 rug: law J
mower. KE. l-0085.
GOLF clubs (men's) Johnny Ravolta
3 woods, 9 irons. putter, golf bag.
covers for woods, used about j
times, excellent condition, $79. "
1926 after 6:15 p. m.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-03-05

N-1NCH cast iron sink; 26-inch
boys heavey bicycle; also lawn
mower. MU. lob
HAMILTON washer, 2 years old,
needs motor, Sos: Westinghouse re-
frigerator. $40; fireside equipment.
SIS; 2 sets of dishes, service for
8. SIS a piece: tables. 81: lamps,
So: vanity bench. IS: lawn chairs,
2 for Sc: assorted garden tools. To-
#. ladder, $40; lawn mower. So;
outdoor Christmas candles. SO a
piece; Christmas ornaments and
lights; buggy, SIS; play pen and
pad. So; rocking horse. IS. w.
1-7053.
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There ore good positions open
for men and women who troin
as Hostess. Stotion Agent. Ticket
Agent. Reservotionist. Communi-
cdtionist. or Operations. Enjoy
seeing the world on free travel
posses. Paid vacations. insur-
once. and retirement. Special
t1oining in personal development.
Free lifetime placement service.
Accredited by MISC. Short. low
cost troining con quolifY. Age
1888 with high school education
and pleasing personality. All in
quiries confidential. Write. giving
address and phone number to:
Airline Troining. Notionol School
Of Aeronoutics. No. 20. Box S. A..
8l4 Edst lS2nd St.
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SITUATION WANTED

CHILD care in my home for work
ing mothers, near Holy Cross
Nv. 1866.
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FACTORY
DYNAMOMETER operators.
some travel .........to to SASS
VERTICAL boring mill.
overtime ......... $3.50
TURRET lothe
operators ........,S SZ2o
TOOL grinders. drills and
reGmers, overtime ..... S2O2
TOOL and die mokers; over
time, job shop ...... $500
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w q N z n
WE HAVE THE JOBS!

ALL LOCATIONS
SECRETARY. Spanish must be
good. West Side Co. -. S400
PERSONNEL SECRETARY.
|. good shorthand and typ
inc, hondle confidential
records for Industriol Reid
tons Manager ... 1858
SECRETARY. export depart.
ment. interesting. diversified
position, Eost Side 49,. $3.50
SECRETARY WORK in per-
sonnel department. odvonce
TO executive secretary in
public relations .... S325
SECRETARY, excellent posi-
ton for career girl. light
shorthond. Town ..... S32S
STENOGRAPHER, credit
department. sharp gal who
can work on own. East
TYPIST-BILER, export ship
ments. 2 girl office. cor
helpful ............. $500
PERSONNEL record clerk.
type. mointuin records. some
statistical data. Personality
important ....... $500
STENOGRAPHER soles depurt-
ment. dictdphone. phone S3l0
TYPIST. statistical reports.
work in accounting depart
men.. Like figures. Excel
lent company ... $3.50
EDIPHONE. stenogropher pool.
I.B.M.. Euclid Ave. ..... S275
KEY punch, either I.B.M. or
R.R., oil locations 49,. to $500
MANY OTHER OPENINGS
NOT LISTED FOR TYPIST
AND STENOGRAPHERS TO $500
EV Ell a n D
R CESA
GLenviIle l.3347
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M Z N
TECHNICAL

TECHNICAL
METALLURGIST or chemical
engineer. industrial
plotinG ......... $4,000
FOREMAN, to IS. assembly
motors ............ pAoo
PRODUCTION control. college,
run small department.
elecuonics .......... .S575
MACHINE designers. heavy
to light equipment 49,. TO $3.50
QUALITY control. prefer E.E.
for electronics COM
pony .. .........- to SooO
GRADUATE E.E.. with some
design .....-. ...... 10 Sooo
DESIGN. development special
equipment. NE. or
E.E. ............. s625
PROCESS engineer. for test
ING procedures, trouble
PROJECT engineers. relocate
Western Ohio. liquid gas
fields .............. $500 +
PAINT spray engineer. know
drying time ...... S6Oo+
MACHINE assembly foreman.
to As. bring resume ... S54O
METALLURGIST 10 assist chief.
can use young grad $500 up
ENGINEER troinees. degree or
years technical troining.
excellent opportunities TO
develop into odminis.
trotion soles OF manage
ment. Stdrt ..........,. SAYS
CHEM. LAB technician. 2 years
college chemistry.
Akron Qred ........S $3.50
TOOL design. jigs and
fixtures ............. Souu
ENGINEERING techniciCn,
young college grad. to work
in scheduling department.
udvonce ropidlY. Stort S44o
INDUSTRIAL engineers. 2 years
college. scheduling
methods .............. .SooU
LAYOUT craftsmen, foI die
cast machinery ..... $500
TIME STUDY. set stondord.
machine shop back
ground ............o 10 SS2o
EA s + CT
MEMBE'
l33o8 Euclid Ave.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-03-05

I-0ofI, VIII. L-f5IO.
FLUORESCENT light fixtures, Aft.
length. 4-light unit with tubes,
honey comb reflector, ideal for
basement. garage, workshop, cost
$36, while they last. $l2 each
complete. w. 1864.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-03-05
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

SOLID 5-piece cherry dinette set;
| General Electric refrigerator;
rocking chairs. 16008 Nelacrest
| apt. IL.