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report covering ~ months OF
the commission calls for APP.
pointment Of Federal registrar,
TO register Negroes kept from
the polls in many parts Of the
South.
Splitting with the three
Southern members. Chairman
John A. Hannah and the two
other Northerners on the six
man commission also proposed
a constitutional amendment
that would safeguard Negro
voting rights by barring the
use Of such devices as the
literacy test.
Born in Controversy
Born in controversy and I'M
der fire from Southerners
throughout its two-year life,
the commission already has
drawn a fresh torrent of
criticism with its first formal
report. Its proposals. leaked to
congressional Offices last week.
have been bitterly attacked by
Southerners as an invasion Of
traditional States rights.
Senator Eastland, Democrat
of Mississippi, broke the official
release Of the report, set for
today, by placing 20 pages Of
it in the Congressional Record
last night. The proposals are
certain to provoke imprisoned
debate next year as Congress
probes the touchy question of
voting rights in advance Of the
1860 elections.
Describing them as extreme
and shocking" Southern Sem
ators said they would oppose
legislation needed to carry
them out.
The report also contained
recommendations in the fields
of housing and education, but
dealt with these issues more
delicately and less controverSi-
ally.
abuses" Summed Up
While its principal recon-
mendations were beamed at
the South, it carried a strong
indictment of the racial pre-
JUDGE that often deprives the
Negro of equal opportunity in
the North.
Summing up its investiga-
ton of voting abuses in seven
States. the commission said:
None in good conscience
can state that the goal Of uni
versal adult suffrage has been
achieved. Many Americans.
even today. are denied the
franchise because Of race.
This is accom- plish e d
through the creation of legal
impediments. administrative
obstacles. and positive discour-
agement engendered by fears
of economic reprisal and phys
ical harm. :.
Against the prejudice Of
registrars and Jurors, the
United States Government APP
pears under present laws, to
be helpless to make good the
Of the United
States Constitution"
Though the six commission
ers split on North-South lines
on several issues, a commits
sion spokesman professed to be
pleased at the degree of una
achieved in an area rent
with bitter sectional contro-
versy.
Dissent by Battle
The only commissioner to
dissent from the recommended
ton for Federal registrars was
former Gov. John S. Battle of
Virginia. He asserted it would
place in the hands Of the Fed
eral Government a vital part
Of the election process so jeal-
ously guarded and carefully re-
served to the States by the Il
founding fathers" I
Northerners on the commits.
sion are the Rev. Theodore M. 4
Hesburgh. president of Notre
Dame University; George M.
johnson. former dean of How
ard University, and Mr.. Han =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-08
Negro Vote Guarantee
Ureedin Rights Report
BY ROBERT Z. CLARK
star stan Writer

In report denounced in advance by Southerners in
Congress, the Civil Rights Commission proposed today
that the Federal Government Negroes THEN right
to vote in any election for Federal ONCE.
The chief recommendation of the already
report covering 20 months of investigation and hearings by
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Washington. D. C.. Executive $685.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-31

Mother-Daddy has put
the closest hooks and rod
down where you can reach
them and I'll show you how
to put your clothes on the
little hangers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-31

I have a problem perhaps
one of your readers can help
me with. 1 have two 100 per
cent goose down pillows and
would like to know the best
way to clean them.
Several weeks ago I wrote
to the factory where they
were manufactured but
didn't receive any satisfac-
tory help.
Thank you in advance.
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Penland School Of Handi-
crafts, Penland. N. C.
Custord Ice Creom

Mrs. H. L., Silver Spring
To Mrs. E. E. B.. Takoma Park
This is in reply to your
query regarding ice cream
prepared from a custard
base.
There are three general
types of ice cream: French
ice cream, which is a rich egg
yolk custard and heavy;
American ice cream, which is
less rich custard with or
without flour or corn starch,
and cream or cream and
milk; Philadelphia ice cream.
which is a thin cream. or
cream and milk and no eggs.
Here is a recipe which is
very good and is the old fash
Toned kind you requested.
Vanilla Ice Cream: Two
cups of rich scalded milk, 4
slightly beaten egg yolkS, Y
cup of granulated sugar. l
cup of heavy unwhipped
cream, l generous teaspoon
of vanilla extract and 70
teaspoon of salt.
Combine sugar and salt
and add slightly beaten egg
yolks. beating gently until
sugar is dissolved and mix
ture is thoroughly blended.
Pour rich scalded milk
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Cushows Coming
Mrs. A. z. G., Fdirtdr

Mrs. A. z. G., Fdirfdr
Will someone come to my
rescue? l have about six hills
of cuShawS and 1 would like
to know how you can them
and what can be made out of
them otherwise. I understand
that they make wonderful
pies. If so, I would like to
have the recipe.
I have several canning
books but none tell me how
to can them. I am afraid
they will get too big and
tough to use. They are about
the size of a large plate now
and still growing.
Thank you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-31

side drive, Niagara Falls,
N. Y, and ask them to send
you a copy of their cata-
logue-if they have one. They
have a complete lire of spin
ming supplies, lessons by
mail, etc. They are mem
toned in the booklet. where
to Get What" published by
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set and they contacted the
makers to see if we could buy
extra cloth to recover the
cushions. The makers claim
the fabric has been dis
continued.
Since then we have no
ticed many different makes
of sofas covered in the same
fabric. Evidently the cloth is
still in use and is a common
cloth.
Does anyone know where I
can buy extra yardage to re-
cover two cushions? We have
checked fabric stores.
1t seems a shame to Slip
cover a good sofa and chair.
and reupholStering is too
expensive.
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Asphalt Pointing

Mrs. D. P. S., Bethesda
Has anyone had success
painting asphalt tile? The
tile is in a child's room and
will receive plenty Of use.
Thank you.
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over slowly, while stirring
briskly and constantly. Turn
creamy cuStard into top of
double boiler and cook over
simmering water, stirring
constantly until mixture
coats the spoon.
Strain through double
cheesecloth, cool, then chill.
Add unwhipped heavy cream
and vanilla and freeze in a
hand freezer. using 3 parts
ice and / part salt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-31
JEWELLED LIGHTING
READERS CLEARING HOUSE
Wants to Find Upholsterinq Fobric
Mrs. G. A. K, Arlington

Could kind reader please help to locate much
needed fabric to match my sofa?
We have two-yearold sofa and chair set upholstered
in black, brown and white hecked tweed The cushions
have badly along the corng, and all my efforts to
mend them have failed
We consulted the furniture where bought the
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Recorded Hymn

Mrs. L. J. M, Adelphi
Would some kind reader
please tell me where I could
find a record of the hymn
called Good Night and
Good Morning."
Thanks in advance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-31
Spinning Supplies

F. W., Washington
To Mrs. F. L. B., Arlington
You might drop a card to
Mia Cara, 8449 West River
, 1959-12-12
Thirty Virgin
Islunders Attend
PurtY in Huwdii

When Governor John David
Merwin and Senate President
Walter |. M. Hodge were in
Hawaii recently they put out a
call over the radio inviting all
Virgin Islanders in the new
State to attend a reception in
a Honolulu Hotel. About thirty
Virgin Islanders showed up
for the function.
Secretary Of the Interior
A-
, 1959-12-12
Silhouettes Win
Over Clippers;
Fulcons Defect CHS

The Silhouettes made it
two straight over the Clip
pers last night, to take posses
sion of second place in the
League standing for an 8 to q
for the season, putting the
Clippers in third place with
6 : s.
The Doves going all the way
with II wins and no defeat for
a perfect record of one hum
dred per cent.
The Trojans and Jokery
played last night, Jokers tax
ing them in two games 15-7
15-7. The Trojans stay in
last place for no wins for the
season.
Another exciting game Of
the S eason was when the
Continued on page A.
, 1959-12-12
Hunds Across the
Sea Scholarship
Bourd Meets Here
ST. Thomos Exchange
Gets Two Modern
Oversees S'bourds

The Hands Across the Sea The Virgin Islands Tele-
Scholarship Board held its an phone Corporation announces
nual meeting today in the that it has received in st. Tho
Government House. Among mas two modern switchboards
those present were Mrs. which will replace those now
Marie B. Poston Of Washing used in the overseas division
ton, DC, founder and Execu- of the company. Installation
tive Secretary and other mem will start this week end, with
hers from Washington, New no Interruption in the overseas
York, st. Thomas and 81. service. The new boards are
Croix. The meeting began at expected to be in operation
1890 and was continued at during the coming week.
King Christian Restaurant Additional international
Continued on page q Telephone & Telegraph tech
, 1959-12-12
PAN AN PLANE NAUGURATES FIRST
DIRECT FLIGHT FROM NEW YORK
New York Made Last Night

First Direct Flight TO New York Made Last Night
This evening at 5:35 a big DC6B Pan American World
Anyways plane put down on the runway at the Alexander Ha-
milton Field, thus inaugurating the first direct flight from
New YorktoSt. Croix. incidentally the first direct flight from
, 1959-12-12
und Blue
Cldsh in F'sted
On Tuesday Night

Falcons will meet the Blue
Jays Of Frederiksted on Tues
day night on the volleybaIl
Court for the Boys Inter-town
championship.
The Doves will also journey
10 prederiksted to play against
the Martins Of the Claude o.
Markoe School.
On Wednesday night the
fans will see the Frederiksted
teams in action on the courts
in Christiansted.
, 1959-12-12

tally the first direct flight from
st. Croix to New York was
made last night,
AS the passengers disem-
barked q steel band played
and drinks were served to the
passengers. A welcoming com
mittee was on hand to vel
come the Pan American repre-
sentative, Mario Martinez, traf
fic manager for the Latin
American Division who made
a brief speech.
Captain Robert Wayne Wy
a veteran Pan American
pilot was presented with a
which he accepted with
thanks. His Co-Pilot W a S
Robert ". Cory.
Mr.. Martinez said: With
the landing of this big plane
here beofre US, St. croix has
moved two hours closer to
New York City. The horizons
its tourist industry have
immeasurably. It is
now q new gateway to the
Of Caribbean islands
stretching to the south.
Pan Americans new non
stop service from New York
has also made St. Croix easily
accessible to more people-re-
sidents Of the New England
states and Of New Jersey. The
quick trip between New York
and st. Croix-between break
fast and Observation-Disclosures
q greater rate Of growth in
this islands tourist trade.
The plane on the ramp be-
fore US IS a concrete illustra-
ton Of the continuing progress
the air age is making in the
Continued on page q
, 1959-12-12
Reservations Con be
Made for Butler
Dinner by Phone

The Committee for the But transmission and will, at the
Ter Dinner that will be held on Same time, be able to handle
Tuesday night, December IS at the additional Virgin Islands
the Buccaneer Hotel, has an oversees circuits that will be-
nounced that for the convent come available with the COM
ence of those who wish to at pletlon OF the $l7OOOOW cable
tend, arrangements h a v e now being laid between Puer-
been made with the manage to Rico and West Palm Beach.
ment Of the Hotel whereby Florida. These circuits are
they can. simply call the scheduled to be in operation in
Hotel and have their reserva- the early part OF 1860.
tons made. The tickets will -
be left at the door for them. Falcons md Blue
The telephone number Of lays Closh in F'sted
the Buccaneer is 80. On TuesduY Night
, 1959-12-12
ST. Thornus Youth
Is With lOlst
Airborne Division

Army Pvt. Jacob A. Fret,
Jr., whose parents live in st.
Thomas, recently qualified as
expert in firing the AS caliber
pistol while serving with the
lO1st Airborne Division at
Fort Campbell, Kentucky.
Frett, a gunner in Company
A Of the divisions 327th Infan-
try, entered the Army in Oc-
tober 1858 and completed basic
training at Fort Dix, N. J.
The 19-year-old soldier at
tended Charlotte Amalie High
School.
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HELP MEN

ELECTRICIAN, exper. journeyman,
top salary, steady work, good
working eond. Call UN. 4-S003.
ELECTRICIAN, EXPER. MECHANIC
and helper In conduit, trouble
.shooting, and old work, Must
have DC, drivers permit and Jour
ELECTRIC Co. no. 2.liii
ELECTRICIAN, journeyman; expert
merclal work. Cali RK, 6-226l'
MISUNDERSTANDING with
Va, license, also 2 yrs, exper
helpers. RO. S-l675.
ELECTRICIANS HELPERS = At
least . mo. experience In old and
new house wiring steady work
good pay; apply between q and
IL am, TRUNNELL ELECTRIC
CO., 1912 Wis. ave, Bethesda, Nd
ELECTRICIAN, d. G. iourneyman,
Nd. drivers permit; good oppor.
tunity for progressive electrician
Call after . pm. VIII. 2-6S0S.
ENGINEER, 9th and sth class: new
NV, air conditioned building
4 pm. TO ~ pm; excellent per-
manent position and attractive
salary. Apply with references 10
Mr.. DAVIS, 1900 Connecticut
ave, NV, EN- 2-R7OO
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HELP MEN

neutrality-suspicious., colored
some time al beach. oil. 2-S6Si
CHAUFFEURs, straight truck AND
with Metropolitan Area Of Wash.
ington; must have Maryland
son, vi. T. COWAN, fNC,. biOO
Lawrence pl,, Bladensburg, Md.
CLERKS
SHIPPING AND RECEIVING. Can
be bonded. Ref req; good pen-
manship pref, permanent. ARTS
AND CRAFTS, 0520 Bait. ave.
CLERK-TYPIsT, young man moi
over 20, To- train as auto tag anc
title clerk. Excel. opp. for .
younger person TO work into re-
sponsible position, Empl. BENEFITS
Call Mr.. Lancaster, DE. 2-4S0(
for Apt, l.. P. sTEUART. INC,
COLLECTION MAN, experienced In
installment collecting, steady posi-.
ton. Apply HOLLYWOOD CLOTH
ING Co, 7O3 7th st. NV.
COLLECTION MGR, age e2-35,
must have exper. In small-loan
operation. must be aggressive In
hard work. Call for appt., 10
$1,000, G. B. JENKINS.
COLLEGE MEN WHO WANT A
BUSINESS CAREER
An SO-year-old eastern mutual
life insurance company with COM
plete training course desires
additional high grade men. II
you are ambitious and willing to
work hard and interested In
knowing about the opportunities
OF life insurance work for young
college men, we shall discuss
with you a special opportunity
We now have open. Life insurance
is one OF the most desirable and
most satisfactory OF permanent
callings, college graduates who
have come into the business re-
port substantial earnings. Write
giving full particulars about your
self. Your inquiry will be treated
IN confidence. Reply to Box
373-T. Star.
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BAKER, colored; donut experience;
night work; good pay, benefits
Apply In person, COUNTRY
STYLE DONUTS, Univ. blvd. and
Rigs I'd, Langley PIX, Md.
BANK AUDITOR. exper. preferred
local Md. bank: 5-day wk., retire.
ment. profit-shRring and bonus
plans, splendid oppor. for advance
ment Call Mr.. sASSCER, Market
7-3377
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-09
BROILER MEN
Marriott
Motor Hotel

The exclusive "sIRLoIN AND SAD
DIE dining rm. In our beautiful
hotel needs men experienced IN
broiler cooking. II you need q Job
where you can use your imagina-
tion. and showmanship. don't waste
a minute, before you apply at HOT
SHOPPES employment ONCE 1341
@ st. n.wo RIM. 200.
BULLDOZER OPERATOR for d.
bulldozer for tine grading, Apply
at lob. 1900 blk Edmonstnn rd {,
COLLEGE Park. Md. WA. 7-4656.
BUS. orc. TRAINEE $3.50
Some acctg. training; growing in
stitution. Anply 171S Eye ST, NV.
WILSON PERSONNEL, INC.
CANvASSERS, home improvements;
steady work: sal. plus comm, pd.
every Fri. Call LA. $1,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-09
AUTO SALESMAN

New cars for one OF Washington's
Oldest and largest auto dealers,
Liberal pay plan. Company bene-
FITS including insurance and profit
sharing plan. Reply by letter,
stating age, experience, etc, Box
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N.E.S.. INC.

1lUo JOtn 81. NV.
Suite 2O3-209 Elk. 3-7067
MULTILITH OPERATOR, well ex-
perienced. small 1-man shop: ma
tional association: salary open
MR.. HOLIDAY, DI. 7-3317.
MUSICIANS, need piano and guitar
player, will consider 3-piece combo
at right price, to play Thurs, Fri.
and Sat. ewes. Ii. 1891.
Small, friendly business: excel. OPP
portunitY to grow as volume in
creases. Apply 171S Eye st. NV.
OFFSET PRESSMAN, experienced
on HARRIS LUN. Full time on
Bird shift, Company benefits:
METROPOLITAN LITHoGRAPH
OIL BURNER MECHANICS, exper !;
good pay, steady employ, excel
working conds., paid vac, hosp;
only steady, reliable need apply
THOMAS j. FANNON, XII. $4,000
OIL-BURNER sERylCEMAN, ex.
perienced in servicing all types
Of burners, permanent position
excellent opportunity. See Mr.
Blanke, A. P. WOODSON cont
PANY, 9th and Michigan ave. ne
OPTICIAN, dispensing, exper.
proflt-sharing plan. TEUNIS OP-
TICIANS, HOS 18th st. NV.
OPTICIAN, dispenser, some bench
work; 5-day-week. disqualification
pension, vacation, other benefits
Give full details as to exper., sal
airy expected: references. Box 81,
Star.
PAINT SALESMAN, for inside sell
ing: "a day wk. See Mr.. Green
at HUGH REILLY CO., 931 Brent
wood I'd. ne.
PAINT Statesmen for inside whole
sale-retail paint store, expert
G. ciio I. Or SMITH ''e CO. nc, 2S2S
Champlain st. NV, HU. $4,000,
PAINTERS, experienced, white: re-
port ready to work; out Old
Georgetown I'd. and Lone. Oak dr..
aldon Const. Co. See paint fore
man. HERSH DEC. co.
PAINTERS, white, first class only
See BILL WEAVER, Z am, rear
OF 1907 o ST. NV.
PAINTERS, white, year-round
maintenance work: best pay; all
work in nearby Va. THOMAS E
BROWN, ia 4-369O. Call be-
tween and 8 pm.
PAINTERS. white: only f1rst-class
mechanics with own transporta-
ton need apply. Top wages. Call
after 6 pm, LU. 4-0364.
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PAINTERS

with local references,
needed Immediately for indoor
work, at Office building. Report 10
Mr.. Marshall. ATLANTIC RE-
SEARCH CORP, Edsall I'd. at
Shirley hwy, Alexandria, Va.
PARTS MAN, EXPERIENCED, for
large /. H. tractor and small-en-
CINE dealer. See Mr.. Nygaard,
MALoNEY's, INC, 1926 Ga. ave-,
S. S.
PART and full time statesmen for
the greatest influence for good
ever offered the American home
christian only. Call M. r.
DOUGLAS, BURLINGTON Hotel
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RELP MEN

AUTOMOTIVE PARTS DRIVER
Young man to pick up and de-
liver parts In Metropolitan Area,
Must have knowledge OF city;
must be sober and reliable. See
Lynn johnson, LOVING CHEvRo-
LET, INC, 1880 East-West hwy,
Silver Spring, Md,
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p AYMASTER

5-day wk., at nearby country club,
eXper. on MGR machine necessary;
salary based on eXper. Lunch and
parking provided. OIL. 2-3S04.
PERSONNEL MANAGER I-Chal-
longing position for a man in
tereSted in gaining experience In
personnel administration in a large
institution. Involves responsibility
for all personnel transactions at
Arundel County, REQUIRES college
graduation and three years exper.
in personnel administration in
Guiding full-time eXper. in enc or
more of the following fields; re-
cruitment and selection; place
ment and counseling; wage and
salary administration; position
analysis and evaluation; employe
relations programs; staff develop
must have been gained within the
s 81 't MAX in : VS.. File ap:
Personnel. sol VI. Preston ST.,
BALTIC. /. by Saturday, JULY 20.
Persons filing after this date may
not be notified for the examine
ton.
PERSONNEL RELATIONS $4,000
Must have excel. background in
dealing with large CO. personnel
problems. Some labor exper nee
Much travel throughout U. s.
Apply with resumes to l7lS Eye
wilson PERSONNEL, INC.
PHARMACIST, young, salary plus
incentive RX plan, many COM
kanAANe 8AAI NrarbAna
ditions. Apply STANDARD DRUG
CO., lib G st. NV.
PHARMACIST, steady position; ex-
cellent salary for the right man.
DOUGLAS PHARMACY, 1444 In
PILE DRIVER OPERATOR, who
has had expef. in bldg and main
tanning docks. Exceptional oppor.
yr around. Apply in person, j. &.
ROSE, Rosehaven, OwinES Post
ONCE, Md.
PLASTERERS needed for immed.
work in Wash. area. VIII. 2-2206.
PLASTERERS AND LATHERS, list
class only; large Jobs in MARYLAND,
D c. and Virginia. Business hours
call JU. S-2552, after & pm. call
10. 5-2610.
PLUMBERS for new house work in
Nd. Must have car and hand tools
WA. 7-6030, s to pm.
PLUMBERS-1st class commercial
work, top pay. FOLEY ENGI-
NEERING COMPANY. OIL. 2-47l3:
after q, 10 2-s256.
PLUMBERS WANTED, top pay
Ftrst-class mechanics. Call JU. D.
S262 after pm.
PLUMBERS HELPERS (2), expert
rienced. local references, good pay,
sH safE SSrf PL 3 q SFlTe CO. pe5D 0G
Ga. ave. NV, tn. 2-1900.
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COOK-All round for high-class
EVANS. Ell. 6-S7Os., EEL e.. e-4f III,
5-day wk.. wholesale house. ABBY TIIy
171S Eye st. NV.
DESK CLERK, for new luxury apt
pig. Apply HOO Investment
6laR.. 1911 & So. NV. aft. 2 pm.
CRAFTSMAN, experienced in cleo
tro-mechanical instruments: per
manent position. Send resume to
GARDINER LABORATORY. P. o.
Box 5728. Bethesda IA, Maryland.
CRAFTSMEN, S500-mo., mechan-
zeal and electrical, white, exper.,
openings: See Miss Dodge,
BOYD'S EMPL. CENTER. corner
] 18th and G, NV, MA. S-2340.
CRAFTSMEN, CARToGRAPHIC
| experience for topographic draft
ing or scribing in established en-
ton. Call IA. 5-S500 weekdays.
DRIVERS. colcred; for moving and
storage CO.: local exper. and Nd.
chauffeur's permit necess, good
| salary and working conds. BE-
| THESDA-CHEVY CHASE TRANS
FER 4 STORAGE CO, 4si9 st
Elmo ave. Bethesda
DRIvER-SALESMAN Food distrib-
utor: interested in experienced
driver-SaleSman selling perishable
food products. 5-6ay week. Salary
plus commissions. Call AP. 1-5l5I,
HARRY GOTTLIEV. INC.
DRUG CLERK-Over 81, fuiI-time.
hrs. can be arranged. WILLIAMS
BURG PHARMACY, Arl., KE. s.
1902.
ECONOMICS INSTRUCTOR
Part-time instructor Of elementary
economics for two or three morn
ings a week. Please furnish resume
OF education and experience. Reply
Box 404-T. Star.
ELECTRICIANS HELPER, exper.
pref. DAUBER'S, 1920 18th st.
NV.
ELECTRICIANS, iourneymen, for
commercial and industrial work:
top pay and steady work. AP