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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-11-05
Ask High Cou:.i
To InvaIidate
Teachers Law

WASHINGTON. DC. The
Supreme court vii De asked cn
November : 70 strike down an
Arkansas Law requiring public
scnc0 teachers 70 lis. all their
organizallonal affiliations
The high court Will hear the
case On appeal filed on last NOV
% ty NAACP attorneys on behalf
Il = T Shelton. a school teacher.
and the Arkansas Teachers As
s0ci1tion
Through Robert l. Garter Ma.
ACP general counsel Of New
York City. ard Thad Williams
Of Little Rock. Mr. Shelton and
the Teachers Association contend
that the Arkansas lsw was de.
signed 70 cripple the NAACP. IS
IN violation Of teachers riehts
10 freedom Of association and
irfringes upon academic free
dom in the public schools OF
the state.
Despite his IS years Of service.
Mr. Shelton. a longtime NAACP
member. was dismissed last May
because he refused to sign the
required sffidayi; No complaint
had been made about his teach.
ing and his annual contract had
been renewed the previous MAY
before enactment Ct the statute
in August. 1858.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-11-05
Warming 10 Pedestrians

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safe. .s.<tls- On q D~trcr ~
ar ~ @.- W. rront-s n tie
,es- sor se-.c-s .-sst.x .deris
s-c a. c.z-i, tAote involving
r<r:4sr~.zrs
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49,. 49, .-.
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$3.50 =
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-11-05
Torch Drive
Volunteer
Get Award

Three trr-ss-d -~-th D-l,g
soi1r-eers s-c- M4~e Ctrr'y
sor re Jn.,es -14.-1- We
r7@r C-gzr-7stc- ~- tevei.
&c zvsv1 t- -3- Z.cA &
Ncr1ss -~ -r.. Cs-r1i -rs
Dss -alrt1r r. -re 1-4.c Bal
rC0r 8. re S,s,.e- sIl;0n Hc,e.
In recosni'iSn ef their achieve
r7enf IS ne eeOn'Y organization
which attained IRE highest per
eenfsse % rs goal during the
first zen Gays Of me 1850 cam
psign. Mrs. Melvin Campbell, Ct
Ufies, fne Wsconb County Chair
mar. accepted the Sugar Bowl
on behalf Of me 5000 women who
make Up the volunteer Torch
Drive organization in her county.
The Macomb County orcaniza.
ton havn- attained 79l per
cert q their total goal cf SIS 80
won possession Of the beautiful
Irish Reileek sugar bowl seh.ch
was ions'ed % the United Found
alton sax years ago BY the l.
Hudson Company as . symbol o;
the spirit ~ womens pariicipa
'ion both IS volunteers and con.
'ritnfors In 1859 also Macomt
County won the award Last year
me sugar Bow vas non By Oak
lard County
IA addition 10 Nal0nh ard OAK
land there are the DIVISIONS d
Central Wayne. Eastern Waynt
and Western WAYNE counties
MAXIM total of five division.
tmpo,lng the Community Cam
p4i.n. Unit All five divisions re
ported . total collection Of 81.
05i $50 or 63.3 per cent Of then
total goal for the first ten days
other Torch Drive Units re
ported the following collection
figures for the first eight day,
81 the 1860 campaign. Automo
tive and Suppliers S4,023 966 Of
z45T 81 quota Major Commerce
Unit 81 539345 or 4l3C Genera
Manufacturing Unit S479 COG. o.
"a 81 Ct quota Trade Team.
$3.50 1914 or 429c,: and Profes
sions Unit S98.549 or 1861 o
their quota fThe first School anr
Government Unit report will b,
given in next weeks edition
Total collections including IN,
fen day Community CAMPAIGN,
Unit report. s7,534.4sl or 4l.'
per cent cf the total sl7 800, coI
goal for The 1860 Drive.
Funds raised during the give
once-for-all campaign. which run
from October l8 through Novem
Der 10. will support the minimum
1861 budgets Of 1875 health. wei
fare and character-building agen
cies serving the tri-county area
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-11-05
Urge Probe Of
Couple Beating

ATLANTA. GA. - The L 6
Department, II Justice was called
upon ihis week b. the NAACp
otlleasl REGIONAL office here ~
investigate the ruthless midnigh,
f.aggins u q Negro couple b,
siN armed white men near Whites.
hCre. Ga
The NAACP asked the c.s.,
rights division 10 investigate
particularly since the asSailsnts
purporied 10 De acting under
color Of law
Afsldavits Of Mrs Ailene Red
wine and p J Johnson state thu.
the unwarranted attack took place
late thursday evening. October
s.
Mrs. Redwine was driven 10 a
secluded wooded area, stripped
and beaten in the glare Of head
Agnts and fIo-3ed with . leather
strap by esch e ire men individ.
vsl'y.
3 J Johnson was also beaten
by the heavily armed men
Carroll County Sheriff Hugh
Lee Lambert confirmed the beat.
ings and said he thought the flog
gers 10 be local men"
Rev Amos Q Holmes. NAACP
field secretary in Georgia. who
investigated the bcatings for the
Association. sad that he saw cuts
and bruises On Mrs. Redwinc's
body al time q investigation
She was accused Of running
arD---r.I - i - - -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-11-05

- -hs<e times We should
sx-.hIish Truth. ard Love in
c,- -rs-sirs faculties. every
49, e~a-r dsv ard We vii
~-s,,---,x ,<renS ID ON Of
1.avi false be,'ess into
s-.-,,,,.i u~.se-s;sn,sssz Col
-,srsars rirh.e,yas PRAYERS,
s.hrpu-h Christ we belong
:, 80, n soirs isseIf.
TN,s / proved when we
,a--~ Tea; llis work is a.
~s>sx done everything that
i ree5e.s Is zlreadv prepared
~ s~u, A'O epp-..
O~r ioo - - s'0 VIC 81
fr-oosH s SP''''' = ~s ~
tes'2-o' ~ 49,
nes.sal s0.s1~A'.s
oes1 e IT.
res', TOY 'ney s"a" - 49,
'5o9o-
1'sU...s " az 49, y. -
.-l As - :. '';-,,'
80 ! q : -. = :, $3.50: -
@.1 '-.ss '..''.. -. : ny. - =,
-, Is So. 80 ,i..'s ..,S
&" go '1
~ - = IS 80 j. 80
'-..ss.o'... Ne'e az. 10y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-11-05
kAACP Letter To The Mayor On
School Community Relations

r. e. s"os 's'ee,s~ serf today 70
Drsr - '-e cs.,sr srsrct akLcp:
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-11-05

81 year age group che pecs g-rlsr
accident IN - ended fatally ard
n the IS ard over age group che
II six pedestrians struck cvxr
were killed
We "a ~ trlpiy careful y
cause n M percer:sge .. cea.ns
Tar ~; - r par - me Pcp-.
is'lor perce.tass S..tz SAID
Ard tbs r-cc1res efer -cre
necessary t1rIng hours q csr..
ness Aaen ne-iner pedestrians
nor motorists car see = Ue.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-11-05

tons
Chrissisn Science points
cut in Unity q Good. page 4;
Truth Is God. and in
3odrs Law. This Law declares
thar Truth is eli. and there
Is no error. This law az
Truth destroys every phase
cf srrcr. To gain a Temporary
consciousness CT Gods lax
Is 10 feel. in a certain finite
human sense. that God comes
10 Us and pities Us. but ire
attainment Of the under.
standing Of His presence.
through fhe Science Of God.
destroys our sense OF inper.
fscti.r, or OF His absence,
through : diy1ner sense that
God IS ali true consciousness
and This convinees US that,
as we GET still nearer Him
We must forever lose our own
conscious Of error" l5-l5f
Jesus in;erceded for all II
The Son Of man must be
Fitted up. And / II be
Isred up from the earth. All.
draw al. men unto ne
The people answered him
We have heard out OF The
law that Christ abideih for
ever and hon Sayest thou
TIE Son Of man must De
lifted up Who is this Son
OF man.
Then Jesus said unto
them. Yet little while is
the light with YOU. Walk
while ye have the light. lest
darkness come upon you: for
re tina. wsIkefh in darkness
knowesh net wh fher he
coe.h.
While ye have light, be-
Iieve il tae ii7hs, fnaf ye
may be the children CT light,
These things spike Jesus. and
departed. ana I'D side him
ss'f from taSr. -ICAa ,232-
%
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-11-05

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-11-05

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-11-05

a z n J. JDihApf Fterptltc Serretary
lJe'ryf rrarts %AAC
Kodiak mirror., 1960-01-09
State Licenses Now On Sale

State hunting, trapping and sport fishing license have been shipped to license distributors throughout the state and should be available for purchase by Ithe pub lie within day or two. C.L. Ander- son, Commissioner of the Alaska Department of Fish and Game made known today.
 The licenses will be valid from January l, 1860 to December 31, 1860.
 161 license officers located in 115 towns from Hyder on the Port land Canal north ito Barrow, and from the Canadian Boundary west to Adak in the Aleutians, will handle the sales.
 Copies of the 1860 game and sport fish regulations, now being printed, will be ready for release to the public shortly.
Kodiak mirror., 1960-01-09
Aliens Must
 Register Now

Each alien who is in the United States on January 1, 1860, must report his current address to the Commissioner of Immigration and Natura alization within the period Jan. l through Jan. 31, 1860.
 The address report cards are available at the Kodiak post office. In no case is the alien to mail the card in. It must be filled in and turned in at the post office. All information must be furnished as asked, including the aliens letter and registration number. Parents or legal guardians must furnish the cards for minor children.
 The registration law provides a fine not to exceed $200 or i'm prisonment not to exceed 30 days. and applies to aliens residing per mane1tly in the United States and those admitted temporarily, as visitors, transients. students, etc,
Kodiak mirror., 1960-01-09
City May Get
 Aid From State

JUNEAU R-Gov. William Egan said no formal application for e. mergeacy State funds has been received from Kodiak, hard hit by water shortage, but told at a news conference it is expected that Ko- diak City Manager Poland will re- quest State aid in financing re- pairs to the water system.
 The Governor said relatively small amount of State aid might be available if requested. 1t would come from $2OO0OO disaster ap- priation by the last Legisl ature. from w t','l TO allocations so far have been made. He said the bulk of this, however, is expected to go To fishing communities and smaller villages facing economic hardships. Determination of such payments may be made with in the next few weeks.
Kodiak mirror., 1960-01-09
City Establishes New Tax Program

This is not a program to raise taxes, as the City Council cannot set the mill rate until the returns are in and the budget approved. If the next yearly budget is not larger than last year. the mill rate will be reduced. 1t should be no- ted that the prime purpose of this reevaluation program is to comply with State law by levying taxes on a basis which is equitable to all taxpayers.
Kodiak mirror., 1960-01-09
City Manager Says Need z Not Boil Water

There is a sufficient supply of water at present, City Manager Bill Poland announced this week, and the state of emergency no longer exists. The water is again being chlorinated and there is no necessity for boiling it before using.
 Poland said reconstruction of the dam is expected to begin within the next three weeks u11- less something unforeseen happens.
Kodiak mirror., 1960-01-09

The City of Kodiak, in compli- aBce with state law, is this year establishing an up-to-date tax pro- gram. The best available prop erty evaluator was employed dur ing the past year to survey the entire City, and a 100 per cent val uafion was established for all pro- perty and improvements.
 Many pieces of property were found to be improperly valued, due to inaccurate measurements, some were not on the tax rolls, under the name of the real owners, many improvements were not list cd, and values change from year to year, and if not corrected about once in five years, some proper ties will be paying more than its fair share of the taxes.
 About April 1st, the tax notices will be mailed to each property owner.
 Personal Property tax forms are now in the mail and must 'se re turned by January 18th, so that the City Assessors office can have proper information for these notices.
 It will be necessary, in order to he fair to those who complete and return these forms, to assess all ether personal property on the following basis:
 Furniture and furnishings in
 3 bedroom house S25Oo .00
 Furniture and furnishings in
 bedroom house $20O0.O0
 Furniture and furnishings in
 bedroom house l500.00
 Furniture and furnishings in
 2 room house Sl00o.OO
 This evaluation will include on ly regular furniture, furnishings and personal effects. Such items as Ham Radio sets, boats, automo- piles, etc. will be in addition to the above figures.
 Since the present established values of business buildings do not include shelving, counters and special lighting fixtures, GaSse must be included in the business returns, in addition to tine inven- tory as of January lst.
Kodiak mirror., 1960-01-09
New Year Brings Baby Daughter
 To Schumachers'

Shortly after the beginning of 1860, at 2:28 am on January 1, a. daughter was born to Carmel and Robert Schumacher at Griffin Memorial Hospital. The baby was the first to be born in Kodiak this year. She has been named Cheryl Ann and weighed 6 lbs. 8 ozs. at birth.
 The proud father operates Ships Barber Shop. se
Kodiak mirror., 1960-01-09
Bears To Battle Seward SeahaWks

The Kodiak High School Bears will battle the experienced and fast Seward High School Seahawks in a two game series beginning at SIS tongiht (F'riday), with the second game scheduled for the same time tommorow night Saturday,,
 In two previous games the Bears lost to Seward by high scores, and are out to avenge these defeats on their home grounds. Seward also boasts wins over the strong East Anchorage team and seem to be on their way to their best season in years. The team is we'll balanced with speed, height, good shots and experience. The Bears will counter chem with hus- tie and a desire to win, ard s,an to capitiloze on their hone court and crowd advantage.
 Probable starters for the Bears will be Olsenand Shugak as guards Cummings at cen.er with Jackin- sky and Souter as forwards.
 Admission for adults is $1.00, students, soc. Holders of sea- son tick cts, half price.
Kodiak mirror., 1960-01-09
Jaycee Tree Burn Set For January 8

The Christmas Tree burn orig inaliy scheduled for January 2, but cancelled because of rain, will be held tonight, January 8, at Mission Lake.
 Lighting ceremonies at 6 pm will be followed by skating party, with free hot dogs provided for the kiddies. The public is invit- ed to attend.
Kodiak mirror., 1960-01-09
Water Problem Discussed At City Council Meeting

A special meeting of the Ci<y Council was called to oruer ny Mayor Merrill Coon at 4 pm on December 31 to discuss the water shortage, the reason therefore. and to authoriZe procedures for re.. pairs to the. reservoir. .~ f,.
 All members of the. council were present at roll call. Also present. were John Argetsinger, Chief Efs. ginee, Alaska Public Works, John Grover Senier Engineer of Hubbeil and Waller Engineering Corp. and Robert M. La Toilette, Attorney at Law and law partner of City Attoney Rusrsell Arnett.
 City Manager Bill Poland stated That the concrete Foundation had not been keyed to Bedrock in the failure area and that the water had escaped through space 6 in: to it. deep and 10 fit. to 15 fl. in length.
 Discussion as to the placing Of responsibility followed, but neg ligence or failure to meet specifi- cations was not deeerminable st the time. Grover stated that the plans called for concreteto-bed- rock or undisturbed glacial till, but the as-ouilt plan could show some allowed deviations.
 It was stressed that while the. reasons and responsibility were im- portant, restitution of service was of very immediate concern The Council declared that a state "cf emergency existed.
 The City Manager was author ized to formally make application for emergency or disaster funds, and to begin repair construction with Sales Tax Funds. s
 Grover gave preliminary sug. SeStIoLS as to Tepa1r of Che reSeT~ voir in such a manner as to pre- vent recurrence of trouble. Coun- cil approval was given Grover to call his office for authority to assist in the emergency.
 Attorney La Toilette discussed. the legal side of the matter and asked the council if they wished to further pursue the investigation of responsibility and liability as to possible faulty engineering or construction, but no definite ac- ton was authorized. ~--
 The meeting was adjourned at 5:25 pm.
Kodiak mirror., 1960-01-09
Farewell Party For MORHettHs'

A farewell party honoring Rev. MoMetti, pastor of the Community Baptist Church.. and his family will be held Sunday, January 10, from 3 to 5 pm at the Social Room Community Baptist Church.
 "A cordial invitation to every one in the community is extend ed", said William Stone, Superin- tendant of the Baptist Mission.
 Rev. Molletti and his family will be leaving shortly for new du- ties Outside.
Kodiak mirror., 1960-01-09
LICENSES ARE AVAILABLE
 FOR COMMERCIAL FISHERMEN

Commercial fishing licenses for vessels. gear ard persona are now available at the office of the Alas ka Dept. of Fish and Game, it was announced by that office this week.
Kodiak mirror., 1960-01-09
FISHING AND HUNTING LICENSES NOW ON SALE

Licenses for sport fishing, hunt ing, and trappng can now be ob- tained at Knudsen's by residents, non-residents ad aliens.
Kodiak mirror., 1960-01-09
ONE ARREST MADE

Only one arrest was made during the week ending December 30. Tim Tutiakoff was charged with being intoxicated and released on S25 bail which was forfeited.
Kodiak mirror., 1960-01-09
PTA WILL MEET JANUARY IA

The January meeting of the Ko- diak PTA will be held Thursday, January A, in the gymnasium of the Kodiak High School.
Evening star., 1960-03-06
YOUNG MAN

High school graduate TO work in
growing print room and repro
duction department Must be
neat. ambitious and a careful
worker Experience with collat-
ing. XeroX, Multilith or other
duplicating equipment necessary.
4O-hour week. Must have own
transportation Call FL. 4-3400
Ext. 457. ATLANTIC RESEARCH
CORP, Shirley highway at Edsall
Evening star., 1960-03-06
MAN

To collect and service established
installment routes. No canvassing.
Good car nee. Good salary plus
ample commission, and yearly bo-
nus. 500 wk. guarantee lst mo:
while training. Prefer married
man, 25-40. white. 5-day wk.
Cali Mon. for appt.. ia. 9-0064
Evening star., 1960-03-06
statesmen
Statesmen

To sell household articles. furniture
and appliances on credit with
no money down. outside work;
white or colored; car not neces-
sary. Full time or make extra
money in your spare time. Liberal
commission. Firm well known in
Washington Apply Mr. Phillips
H. ABRAMSON CO., 1899 18th
St NV
Evening star., 1960-03-06
MAN WITH CAR

nan as TO 6O-Neat, conscien-
tious, owns car, to take short
trips to area surrounding Wash
ington, d c. Earnings open-but
we consider this opening to be
worth up to SI4,5O0 in year
Write L. H SWALLOW. President,
Southwestern Petroleum Co, Box
$50. Fort Worth /. Texas.
NAN, white, part time. Excel oppor-
for man with some knowledge OF
music. Hrs. 4 TO Z pm. daily and
Sat. NOR morn. S3 hr. No selling; ca, car
time later on Apply Mr. Stern.
Mon. pm or s pm. 1850 Har-
ward Dt. NV,
Evening star., 1960-03-06
HELP MEN

OFFICE CLERKS, white sales, jr.
asst. mgr trainees: so opens;
excel. future: good pay. Visit Mr..
Black at BOYD'S. 700 18th NV.
Evening star., 1960-03-06
Statesmen

IARGE HOUSEHOLD goods carrier
requires aggressive young man
with sales experience and desire
TO advance. Automobile furnished
Write Box 129-B, star.
Evening star., 1960-03-06
HELP MEN

MAN, white. living in Arl. or Fair
fax County. We will be interested
in you II yau are interested
enough to investigate this S95-a-
week opportunity. Phone JE. g
5RS3. & nm. to q p.m
Evening star., 1960-03-06
YOUNG MAN

Dark room technician trainee. De-
velop, fix, wash, inspect and ham
die film and paper. Make photo
prep. and process half-tones. Box
11Q.p Star
Evening star., 1960-03-06
YOUNG MEN
S1n PEP EVENING

We will interview two men. 81 to
35, white, TO work in our library
division. Men chosen will receive
all company benefits even though
working on a part-time basis. S6U
ify. Call RE. 7-25S0.
YOUNG COLLEGE MEN for ONCE
and sales positions (white). Mr.
Black at BOYD'S, corner 18th and
@ NV Ma. S-234O.
Evening star., 1960-03-06
THE HECHT co.

WASHINGTON, F 81. az Tth NV.
YOUNG MEN, white, neaat appear
ance: must have ambition to sue
coed: salary open; car necessary,
Call MR.. COLEMAN. LU. 4-SS03.
YOUNG MEN, 1885
I want ; men to train for top man
agement positions paying $4,000
per VI. plus unusual company
benefits including investment pro-
gram. $500 PER MO. PLUS COM
MISSION during training and trial
program. You must be neat in ap-
pearance and willing to work. Ex-
perience rot necessary but does
help. This is a ground floor op-
portunity for good man. To ar
range an interview call RA. g.
S232. 10 AMI pm
Evening star., 1960-03-06
statesmen

Exper. IN mems clothing
and mems furnishings. II
you ere looking to better
your income we have a full
time, also a part-time lob
to offer at good salary
In pleasant surroundings.
Phone LO. 4-6060.
Evening star., 1960-03-27
HELP MEN

general work In iewelry
store; must have local refs. Apply
in person. WINTHROP JEWEL
FRS, wheaton Plaza shopping
center. wheaton. Nd.
Evening star., 1960-03-27
HELP MEN

REAL ESTATE statesmen C2l. sx-
perienced or inexperienced Have
excellent opportunity for men
willing TO work in our Nd. once.
Phone Mr.. Chisholm. wa. 7-07S2,
AP, 7-e1S1. WOODBRIDGE REAL
Evening star., 1960-03-27

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Evening star., 1960-03-27
HELP MEN

OFFICE MGR, exper. to $500
Mathematician, high salary
Sales Engrs., eleetronies, $4,000 up
Onset Printer, exper., to $500
Apt. Inspector, exper., to 5000
Once Clerk Tratnees. S50-60
ALLEN O'BRIEN Personnel Service
1404 N. Y. Ave. RE. 7-72SO
orc. COLLECTION AGENT-Pref.
retired man with ofc. bkgrd.. typ.
corresp., cd. telephone manner;
excel. benefits: age BOSE. 5 d.,
$40. POTOMAC EMPL., 1884
Wilson blvd, Arl.. IA. $4,000.
Evening star., 1960-03-27
Property
Management


Field representative for diversified
Dr0pestlss nspsssm.r minimum nnsrisn.. q yTs'
Apply Rm. :. I4Ol Eye St. NV,
CAFRITZ CO.
RADIATOR REPAIR MAN. exper.:
steady work. good pay. Apply
2O0l Kenilworth ave.
RADIO AND SOUND Technician-
Excl sal. inquire. MA. S-234u.
Mr. Dodge at BoYD's. cor. 18th
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, for es-
tablished, progressive organization
We pay ton commission. We train
and help you earn $4,000 and
up, Ca i BUDHEY REALTY CORP.
.750.
REAL ESTATE sALESMEN-Need
3 full or part-time sales people
to start our training program
Call MR.. LITTLE, JU. $4,000.
Mon. for an appointment.
real ESTATE statesmen, full
and part time, for selling better
y c, properties. Call Mr.. MICK
EY, RA. $4,000, or come to once,
217 Kennedy st. NV.
REAL ESTATE Statesmen, full or
substantial past time with car
and telephone. We train you
Apply Monday or Saturday am.
LYMAN c. DELE 4 CO, INC,
32S Penna. ave. Sc, Ii. 7-0S0a.
REAL ESTATE statesmen. for new
Wheaton once. multiple list mem
Der; exper. or viii train. Mr.
ALLEN, Ju. $4,000, RA. 6-3333.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. with a
PROVEN RECORD. preferably with
local exper. DRAW, BONUS, VA
CATION and other benefits. BOW
ERS BROS. AP. 7-s40O.
REAL ESTATE sALESMEN-Open-
ing for ! or full-time statesmen
in our new Holm Hall once. Top
commissions: members NILS.
SUBURBAN REALTY, Realtors,
XII. 10000.
REAL ESTATE statesmen f2I, fun
time, white or eolored; first OPEN
ina this year: hottest ofire in
town. We have the properties and
the prospects. Opportunity unlim-
tied: potential $4,000 per yr. plus.
Call Mr., Seymour for appt.
MURRAY LEVINE ia. a-3l44
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN-2 full
time men or women needed i'm
mediately TO associate with az
greSSive once. Plenty of leads;
earn money Immediately. New and
used homes. Trade, speculation.
etc. For appointment, call Mr..
Sidney Gerstenfeld.
FNVrrTz DNTr ~-y rv~r -
Evening star., 1960-03-27
PHOTOGRAPHIC
PHYSTCIST

For research in graphic arts. 70
work in color. Exper. desirable,
but not necessary. Salary open
Write Technical Research Direc-
tor, ANPA Research Institute,
Box b9s. Easton. Pa.
Evening star., 1960-03-27
HELP MER

SALESMAN, for plaetng latest
model vending maehs.; Va, D. c.
area. Full or part time. so. s.
S425.
Evening star., 1960-03-27

Field representative for diversified
properties. minimum Cf { yrs.
management experience REQUIRED
Apply Rm. Z, l4Ol Eye st.. NV