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PERSONAL

ACCOUNTING-Tax services in
your home or business, including
ewes. and week ENDS; 20 yrs. exper,
Reas. RE. $4,000. Ext. S-5il7.
ALL AREAS TAX SERVICE
Former i. r. agent and exper. stan
ewes, 7-1O and SO Sat. and Sun.
10. 5-2l34 or RE. 7-S146.
ALL TAX RETURNS
Exper. tax accountant also book
Keeping service: Hyatts. sec. HA.
2-9l49.
ALL WORKING MOTHERS
II you were on paid maternity leave
after Jan. L. 1856. write Box 6-z.
Star, immediately for vital hnans
cial information.
BEEF SALE-3 days only. CWed !,
Thurs, Fri9 Swift's premium
Western steer beef. Sides, Ole lb.,
hind qtrs.. soc h., fore-Qtrs., sic
ID. Price incl. cutting, wrapping
TO your specifications. Sharp-freeZo
process. ready for your freezer.
II you do not have a freezer. you
ER, tup 70 8 mosD with each
TYsoN's LOCKER PLANT
Rte. Leesburg Pike
Tyson's Corner. Va. TW. $4,000
BOOKKEEPING and accounting
service. Specialize small business.
D. C., suburbs. Call GA. 4-S470.
TURNITURE REPAIRED and re.
finished; loose chairs reglued, up
holsteredI reas. FE. 7-31S0.
INCOME TAX RETURNS accurately
prepared By former Internal Rev.
enue agent, 10. 7-gl8S.
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.oGnBY, hUHN AND BARR.

Attorneys, 6I3 18th Street NV,
United STATES DISTRICT COURT
for he District OF Columbia, Hold
ing Probate Court.-No. 100,O37,
Administration.-ThiS is to Give
Notice: That the subscribers. OF
the District Of Columbia, have
obtained from the Probate Court
OF the District Of Columbia, Let
ters Testamentary on the estate
Of MAUD @. BRENIZER. also
known as MAUD THORNE BREN-
IzER. late Of the District of Co.
lumbia, deceased All persons
having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned to ex-
hibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated, to
the subscribers, on or before the
1St day Of September, AID. 1860;
otherwise they may by law be eX-
cluded from all benefit Of said
estate. Given under our hands
this l4th day of March, 1860
THE RIGGS NATIONAL BANK OF
WASHINGTON, D. c. BY: z.
MURRAY NORMAN, Assistant
Trust ofnceT; W. SPENCER
NV (Seal.) Attest: FRANK j
BURKART, Deputy REGISTER OF
Wills for the District Of Columbia
Clerk Of the Probate Court.
n,hOq Qn ana
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LAYOUT
S1O.40O

D1U,4UU
Must be an expert with excellent
experience, for magazines, bro
chures, pamphlets, etc.
ENGR. $1,000
Mechanical; exper. in design Of
boiler plants, coal and ash
handling systems.
elk. .-TYPISTS TO $50
SECRETARY - st. $50
SOME OTHERS
Annette D. Tatelman
18th and H NV. RE. 7-4414
ASSIST. MAINTENANCE MGR
h.sH, good bldg. maint. exper.,
clerical BACKGROUND. age 25-35;
3 days, 81, 200. POTOMAC EMPL.,
1884 Wilson blvd. ia. $4,000.
AUDITOR, exper. = 5000 up
Acct. Once Mgr. - to $500
Mathematician, data processing,
young, opport. s. o.
Electronic engrs. : Salary open
HLLES;o,RRiEN AL ,Personne! seryiee sryse
AUTO BODY MAN, combinat ton
eSpe1 sS Snn nnIT eSs nsIsI % beneepsS pay RoI.. RoSn.
LIN MOTORS, 1901 Baltimore
ave. COLLEGE Park, Md, UN. 4-l5OO.
AUTO BODY MAN HELPER. expert
enced, good pay plan, good working
conditions, disqualification and
other benefits. Call AP. 7-4S2S.
Ask for CECIL.
AUTO BODY AND FENDER MAN
experienced man. excellent pay
and incentive. plenty of work, all
benefits. See Mr.. McGalliard. Nc
NEIL PONTIAC. 1880 Hampden
lane. Bethesda, Md.
AUTO BRAKE MECHANIC TRAIN
EES. with tools: age 25-35, mar
Tep Aepiy sOqd MR pay EpMoNbs Thle b traiRi4nFs FITS
Hsmpden lane, Bethesda. Nd,
between S-l2
AUTOMOTIVE FACTORY warranty
should be able to type so words
per min. This is a perm. Job with
opport. for advancement. II you
are now doing this kind Of work
I would suggest you check our
plan. Paid holidays and vacations,
a. .hr; wk. Apply to Mr.. M. NJ.
Lumpkin; service manager, 0uRIs-
INC, 18th and Good Hope I'd. sc.
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC, must
be experienced on all makes OF
car and work. preferably man
with automotive leadership ex-
perience. sos wk. All day work.
Also . part-time evening me-
chanicS; see mgr, BELLE VIEW
ESQ, Fort Hunt rd. and Belle
View blvd, Alex SO. 5-5110.
AUTO MECHANIC. new-car dept,
exper Apply Mr.. White at
COLONIAL OLDS
1241 9th ST. NE.
AUTO METAL MEN
Combination metar-paint preferred,
5-day, 4O-hour week. piece work:
group life insurance. group hos.
pital. surgical and medical insur-
ance, liberal paid vacation and
holiday schedule. Come in and
see or call Mr.. Brown, FE. $4,000,
CAPITOL
AC-OLDSMOBILE CO
l222 @2nd St. NV.
AUTO PARTS COUNTERMAN, exp.
Steady work, good pay. Apply
cool Kenilworth ave. ne.
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CHARLES z. FRAZIER,
EDMUND NJ. EMMERICE

EDWIN SHELTON. Attorney for
Sarty Secured, 1871 K Street
mhiSoI 1.{ 1R 81
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PARTNER WANTED
Business Promotions

BUSINESS fromotlOnS
No. Invest. Brains Only
ST. 3-4620-MR. BULL
PERM, So 95: shamp.. set. 81: style
cut, 75c. WASHINGTON BEAUTY
ACADEMY. 1906 H st. NV and
Langley Park shopping center.
PRIVATE DETECTIVES: Divorce
and custody evidence. ALL-STATE
INVESTIGATORS. WO 6-0279.
SOCIAL NTRODUCTIONs-Digni-
fed. individual services for select,
discriminating and eligible adults,
all religions. l to z p.m.. Mon.
through Fri. Sheraton Bldg. I'll
l4th ST. NV. Suite 62l, CLARA
LANE, RE. 7-35O4. Licensed.
"TODAY'S" FANS
Did you view Dave Gsrroway's
Today show on Monday March 81,
1860? Be sure to watch Dave
every Mon. morning between z and
Gam, introducing watkins Quality
Products. Call your local Watkins
dealer, Jim Hill, EX, 3-57l6.
TYPING done at home by exper.
typist; any kind. VIII pick up
and deliver. XII. S-2077.
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MEETISG-BANQUET ROOM
PRIVATE DINNER PARTIES
poPGE ,GsE2H Z HOTEL, sSEIE 20 z ! ST \ NV. ,,!y

PRIVATE DINNER PARTIES
DODGE HOTEL. 90 Z ST. NV.
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
BEING REDECORATED
Complete facilities nov available
for functions of any type and any
number. Beautiful dining room
and cocktail lounge or portable
bar also available. Parking at lot
at door. For further info. and de-
tails, call Mr. NAMES. Ma. s.
546O.
MOTHER wants / or . small chill.
dren, private home; days or wkly.
.Reas. 10. 5-4754.
OLD .. S. COINS wanted. all kinds,
JU. 5-5439
PARK DOWNTOWN al day in your
own stall; $5 mo. can NIKE.
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ACCOUNTANT JR.
OR SEMI SENIOR

For medium-size Arlington CPA
firm: prefer young man under 80.
with CPA ambition; some knovls
edse OF taxes helpful. Box 247.
B. Star.
PRICE ANALYST
Exper. lge. corp, to - $4,000 up
Acct, budget exper.. to - $4,000 up
AectS, for CPAs, to ------ S. 900
Acct, Ayr. deg, to - $4,000
Asst Aess. csssht sssn %ET dntn whsle to sS S
Acct .-bkkprs. C9l S90-SI00
Asst. bkkprs. (3I--.---.-- S10-SS0
We specialize in these positions.
ATLAS AGCY.. 1920 NY. Ave. NV.
ADJUSTOR TRAINEE = S275 plus
PUB. REL, BA des. - $4,000 up
TYPIST, association ---- $500
PLANT MAN, mach. exper. $50 up
GREENS EMPL. SERVICE
73S 18th St. NV. DI. 7-5SlS
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ALL TAX RETURNS
ALL WORKING MOTHERS

Exper. tax accountant also book
Keeping service: Hyatts. sec. HA.
2-9l49.
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II you were on paid maternity leave
after Jan. l.. 1856. write Box 6-Z,
Star, immediately for vital hnans
ciaI information
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SOME OTHERS
Annette D. Tatelman

- WUUuWaIu blug.
10Th and Fl NV. RE. 7-4414
ASSIST. MAINTENANCE MGR
h.s.R, good bldg. maint. exper.,
local ref; excel. benefits. some
clerical BACKGROUND. age 25-35;
) days, $4,000. POTOMAC EMPL.,
1884 Wilson blvd, JAe 6-oOO0
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SPECIAL NOTICES

ABSOLUTELY FINEST FOOD any
where in Capitol area. Prices you
like. OLD CLUB RESTAURANT,
hhh s Wash St Alex PARK free
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INCOME TAX RETURNS
INCOME TAX RETURNS

Prepared. Experienced tax account
1nt. Daily Mon. through Sat.
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Must be an expert with excellent
experience, for magazines, bro-
Evening star., 1960-08-15

15l7 R. ]. AVE. Me-. AD. 4-455O
PLYMOUTHS; New 1860 wagons,
hardtopS and convertibles. Year
end clearance sale. Below dealers
FREDERICK CHRYsLER Ply
MOUTH. TO. 9-563O.
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PLYMOUTH ,55 e-dooT hardtop |;
automatie, radio; 80 day war
WILLIAMS & BAKER
29th and NJ SITS. NV, HO. 2-s7OO
PL,YMoyIH Lynn ,!,a so; good vansp;.
80 inspection: Sl65. DI. 7-l553.
PLYMOUTH .62 4-dr, sed.; r. and
h.. eng. and body ok, good tires
nice inter: S75. OIL. 2-1741.
PLYMOUTH '58 VS. Sport Sub
urban Wagon 6-pass. 4-dr.; r.
and h., auto, power steering and
crArTNNT vTy.~@~
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CHEVROLET ,53

Bel Air ,hardtop coupe; poverglfde.
RADIO, heater, Wv. tires, original
black M < Hnish. low milsifs and very
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REAL ESTATE LOANS
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

EXCELLENT End TRUST S2,4OO;
payable Se5 mo-, ali due in 4i3
years, 25ee discount. INTER
STATE MORTGAGE CO.. IA. z
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WILL FINANCE TO YOUR BUDGET
STAR PONTIAC
407 Florida Ave. NE. Ii. 6.7204
IS YEARS SAME LOCATION
open DAILY 8 TIL o; Sun. 3 TIL 4
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AVIATION
MACHINERY and EQUIP.
TRaiLERS

CAT D-6 AN and 80, late model Oil i
HD6G leaders. OIL. 6-S04S.
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

LARGE ESTATE on Rhodes Rivel
at Mayo, adjacent to Beverly
Beach; 20 acres, double house, eS-
tablished wholesale oyster busi-
ness; SCOTT waterfront, l00x10.
# new pier. BY OWNER. Cal
30l-uN. 7-2431 or walker A.
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MERcURY II;Rt 5lS ~ eony,; looks and
AUTO fIrT IKE sobyy;; Sey;; g 6,5sS iEIes iREIossIYN
Dealer. 1917 n. Lynn ST, Arling-
ton, Va, IA, h-bf3OO
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CHEVROLET 1854, club couple
inspection. Automatic drive. radio
and heater. S395. Terms. $40
down. S31 month. ROPER, LA.
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SEAsHoRE PROPERTY

OCEAN CITY, MD, = and 8
bedrm. ants; SIS to $3.50 wk.
La. 6-G20s. LA. $500.
OCEAN BEACH. Md choice half
acre lots TN Bay inlet. Must sell.
Terms: JA. 5-33s2 or ia. 5-7SO6.
REHOBOTH BEACH - Ocean front
apis. and cottages. lmmac.: $50 so
wk. up MRS. NEVES, OIL. 4-3SS3.
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MOTORCYCLES

BsA 81 Super Rocket; $50 &C.,
only 1000 miles. excellent con-
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FORD - 2-dr.i =. and h., inter.
Ssptor engine; oVerdriye: $500.
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BEACH - 4 bedroom
home. hot-water heat: can have
your own pier; S1@,9O0. CENTER
REALTY CO., Rte. .. Edgewater.
Nd, Colonial S-3l34,
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Suburban Cadillac-OldS &C

MERCURY 81: must dispose: al
or make ofier AID. 4-1I64.
MERCURYs-'57 Montelair 4-dr.,
ana scrsseS ss ads. r., sats s.nS as Of new not
Book price: mack FRY, 18th and
Pa. Sc ESkh. 1Q02 -
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 81 sedan: hydrsmstie,
WILLIAMS & BAKER
29th and II SITS. NV. no. 2.s7OO
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

oLpsMoBME ,S7 "ss" eony.;
S1,350 or best offer: ali acces.
sories. H. s-905s aft. 8 pm.
OLDs. 80 "9s" De Luxe Holiday
coupe: 2-tone green. power steer.
sf:sD iHfs Dossss sss,f ssfscss dSc ;ssspti0hsll' sssq
Capitol Ca adillac-O Olds Co.
1929 22nd 81. NV. EE. 7-26OC
0LDS "a hafdtop: r. and h., p.s.
p.b.; / owner. low price. BUR-
ROWS RAMBLER. 300 NJ st. sc
u. 4-o30O. Ns
OLD 81 "SS" 4-dr. n. and b.; Wv
tires; body in good cond.; small
repairs Best offer. RA. $4,000.
c,a5sRs:AsoRILEs ,ass: sIIL.l rsSs9; ne new ,Ss SsFs 3.
years best selection Of body styles
eolors and equipment. We don't
sssI,r,t sesHt from housetops' but were
AkerS OldS- Cadillac Co.
ov. NHiE6sGtoS isE.6osS6 snoAS1 AEHxiNSpRHiA SIH
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DODGE ,53

FALCON 2-dr.; white, auto. trans
r. and b.: diplomatic leaving; best
ofIer. Call AID. 4-i935.
FALCON 1850 oricial cars: 81 ,7S5.
Iotal aenHered price. FRED FRED
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FARMS
tcokTlNuED)
CHARLES H. JAMISON

Of4S1kSGE'o n. JAM40ON
472 A.-s-rm. brick mansion. bull
17l4. Tastefully and compl. mod
erntzed. A true gem. 6-rm. franz
house, mod. In every detail, new
1864: 6-room managers housl
equally modern. new 1854.
other tenant houses. Recently bull
90-stanchion d, c; dairy barn. silo
cali barn, bull barn, maternit!
Parn, pnn sS ether good farm bldgs
SpfHa nay land Bal SUUa eTSD snd snain pe4m an;
pasture. Leased $1,000 AN annually E
s Anew 2sx94 brk. rambler
1bx24 liv. rm., firepl.. 12x16 din
rm.. huge ultramodern kitchen
ilbx2S panelled den or rec. rm.
" bath: master bedrm., bath:
other bedrms., each with pvt
bath; spacious utility rm., oil hot
yyater heat; 2.car earport. pvt
h hard s,SaS .oaS; .!s 5 mi, acc i,s and BgEea!
$54.sS0. terms; 5000 SS'easfsOSsi cash. SaI
ance $3.50 per mo.
ia A-S-rm. center-hall house
liv. ,rm.. din. rm., den, mod. Kit
4 bedms.. bath. attic. bsmt.
compl. INTERIOR decorated: 30-coy
dairy barn. auto, manure loader
barn cleaner. 2 silos, dry barn, al
bldgs. rec. painted: 40 o. bluegrass
springfield lake. woods, bal. ha,
and crop: mile front, Rte. 16
n. Thurmont: 81 mi. D. c.; leased
$3.50 per mo-: $37.50O, VI cash.
$50 A., River rd.-Stock farm, 9
rm. house. Q barns; leased So, ,O0
annually; 2 mi. front. River I'd
and Gao Canal; $3.50 per q.
100 A.-High elev. gently rollin
devel. land. mr.. Bureau Of Stand
2 mi. Gaithersburg: 1.700 II. rd
front: RR zoned; $1,250 per Q
"a cash.
S. A-6-rm. brk. house, liv. I'm.
DIN. rn.,. modern kitchen, 3 bed
rms, bath, attic and bsmt.: 4Ox6l
barn. 30 stalls: Baltimore mill
market: silo: Ha-mi. hard frontagl
road: 10 mi. n. Frederick: terms
IS A.-clean Arm. house. barn
misc: bldgs.: lake; part wooded
Road front. SI4,950: terms.
CHARLES II. JAMiSON
POOLESVILLE, MD, WI. S-0223
OR. 301-DI 0-3262
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

A GOOD BUY; $3.50 wk. net; sh
hrs. small pickup, dry-clean shop,
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OFFICES, STUDIOS WANTED

20x40 IT,, 1st floor In
nv out Of downtown area. FE.
7-2260 or EN-. 3-t,763
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OPPORTUNITY

REsTAURANT opportunity, seats
rounded by hundreds of apts.: long
lease; has everything but draft
beer and good management; a
golden time to buy. only SIS. 1000
on very easy terms. A. r. SEELYE,
DI T-S3o5
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OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT

OFFICE SPACE, silver eprins-
New BLDG: heat, air eond:. park
Ing, phone answering service. 607
sligo ave-, JU. 9-4b70, .
PRIVATE OFFICE in law suite,
lawyer or bus. rep: reasona Bile,
Colorado Bldg, ma. 6-1690. 15s
PRIVATE OFFICE in Convenient
downtown once suite, furn, or un-
furn,; receptionist and answering
service. ST. 3-74Se or HE. 9-O465
until Q pm.
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WAREHOUSES for RENT

APPROX. 1000 So. it., 37Il wen,
ave-, Mt. Rainier, Nd. Call
AP. 7-1275
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PRINTING EQUIP. - Sell 217x2
web. multilith, stitch. cutter, saw,
H-liner, etc. DI. 7-6500.
PRINTING SHOPS a., D. c. Sell
OF, consider partner, (2l Md. large
VOL, with prop, $4,000 dn. G1-
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GOSHEN ESTATES

Clear or wooded building sites Of .
to. 10 acres at most reasonable
prices within 8 mile radius Of
side, with . breathtaking view,
this could be the land Of your
dreams with Q home that could
invite envy. Call MAYNE REATY
CO., Olney, Md. walker $4,000 or
Mr.. Whip, ewes, Walker 4-9332.
Arizona sun., 1960-08-04

To manv of us it wouldn't be without shorcakes made
Here's recipe for crisp biscuit type
slightly seetened shortcae kind Keep handy
you'll times during the fresh fruit season.
Old Fashioned Peach Shortcake
2 Guns sifted cake -four ! egg slightly beaten
2 teasnoons doubles e-actinp IA milk
hakino nowder Melted butter
34 teasnoon salt 1 cup whipping cream
cun sugar sweetened sliced
1/2 cup shortening peaches
together in shortening Blend egg and milk Add to
flour mixture and stir until soft dough is formed
dough lightly foured board and knead about ~
half roll each piece into 7lnch
circle about inch thick Fit circle into welgreased
8nch LAYER melted butter Place second circle
top; brush with butter ~
Bake in 425F) about Is minutes or until done
Separate halves hot shorake Whip the sweetenng
with sugar if Spread half of the whipped and
arrange peaches between layers Top with remaining
whipped and peaches. Makes 6 servings.
Arizona sun., 1960-08-04
Mrs. Gentry Is
Phoenix Guest

Mrs. Jewell Gentry, of Memphis,
Tenn, spent several days visiting
Phoenix, where she was the guest of
her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe
Patterson and Mr.. and Mrs. Frantzola
JeffrieS.
Mrs. Gentry, society columnist of
the Memphis World, also visited
the Grand Canyon, the Painted Desert
and the Petrified Forest, while in
this area. She also journeyed to the
West Coast and San Francisco. Mrs.
Johnetta Walker Kelso accompanied
Mrs. Gentry on some of her trip. Mrs.
Gentry, a history teacher at the
Manassa High School in Memphis, is
also an AKA and a member of the
Links, whose convention she attended
in Los Angeles before coming to
Phoenix.
Arizona sun., 1960-08-04
Young Organizer Sees
Negro Strong In Labor

Howard r. Richardson is young
man with mission, dedicated to the
proposition that great deal of the
economic welfare of Negroes lies in
labor organizations.
International representative of the
Hotel and Restaurant Employees and
Bartenders' Union, AFL-CIO, the
young, energetic gentleman was in
Phoenix recently, devoting time to
trouble-shooting and addressing vari-
Gus civic groups. His working ter
ritory includes Arizona, New Mexico
and Colorado.
Negroes in Arizona face a won-
derful challenge" he asserted. 1T may
be true that they have had some
internal problems, but, as l see it,
these problems are being solved
through understanding among Off
cials and members. The next step is
the campaign to organize more Ne
groes and bring them into the fold
of the union
Richardson sees labor in Arizona
as a political force soon comparable
to that in other induStrialiZed states,
such as California. During his visit
here, he sat in on a series of meetings
as local union committees interviewed
and screened various candidates for
political offices.
From his observation, Richardson
feels that Negroes have not been
fully utilized by Phoenix hotels, mo-
tells and bars. THE solution to this
neglect, / cannot say too strongly,
is an aggressive organization cam
paign."
The smooth-talking Richardson
himself is an example of fruitful, ag-
gresSive action through union mem
bership. A native of Memphis, he first
became interested in unionism in
that city and later in Little Rock, Ark
His activity in behalf of unions
brought him to the attention of labor
officials, who soon tapped him fol
a broader scope of work.
Arizona sun., 1960-08-04

out the Venerable home in paintings,
unusual ceramics in all sorts of
subjects and shapes. When everything
is on display, it is small museum,
which Walter hopes to develop in a
special room at future date.
Everywhere in his work his person
ality ShoWS-boldness initiative, indie
pendence, wit and depth. But all the
while he has both feet firmly planted
on the ground.
Arizona sun., 1960-08-04
Buckeye MUscIe-Men
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between South 1th and | 9th Avenues
on Buckeye Road, police records
show. This is an area that is poorly
lighted.
For every victim who reports a
robbery one police officer thinks
there are three of four that do not
report. They do not care for the un-
favorable and embarrassing publicity" I"
Somebody could get killed." re-
Spected businessman said. Then the
whole thing could become a racial
incident
Arizona sun., 1960-08-04
PeT'SOnNIifU
Profile

IL u O1 OU0
Walter Venerable, the talented car
toonist for the ARIZONA SUN came
close to not being teacher in
Phoenix.
He was almost a railway clerk,
but observers in the Phoenix Elemen-
tary District No. who remembered
his student teaching called him to
work.
He began as an art teacher of
grades E, 7, and at Booker T. Wash
ington and Dunbar Schools, on March
5, 1945. At the moment he has the
same position at Bethune and Dunbar
Schools.
Recognition came to Venerable in
1948 when he won second place in the
Art Exhibit at the Arizona State
Fair. He entered his dynamic COT
TON. PICKERS. Later this painting
was on display at Bethune School and
was stolen September, 1859.
Walter Venerable will quickly
state that a great satisfaction in his
field is following the activities of
former students. One outstanding per-
son whom he taught is Roosevelt
Woods, art teacher at Camelback
High.
Venerable, born in Washington,
Texas, came to Mesa when he was
seven and had his entire education in
that area. Arizona State University
graduated him in 1945 as an art
major.
In addition to his standard elemen-
tary certificate for teaching, he holds
a special certificate which permits him
to teach through grade IL.
Asked about when he decided to
take up art, he says, II recall that
very early l liked to draw pictures.
My favorite subjects we're cars and
horses. My father had little talent
and encouraged me as much as he
could"
In the 9th grade he won $40 by
submitting some drawings in an art
contest. This Arizona contest called
Conservation and Wild Life" gave
Walter first prize for his many draw
ings of various animals.
While in Mesa High, Walter work
ed on the school paper four years as
an artist and cartoonist.
Like most gifted people, Venerable
received inspiration from others.
People around ASU used to say,
walter has copied the style of Tom"
Tom Herter is professor of art at
the university. While Walter did not
actually copy Herter's style, he
was influenced greatly by this skillful
teacher and admired his art.
Walter is co-owner of 10th Street
Motors, East Broadway at 10th ST.,
which was launched June, 1859.
Previously he had sold cars for Lin
coln-Mercury in Mesa. For II years
before this he had bird dogged" for
other statesmen.
The VenerableS-Wal and Clara,
Patrice 6, Michael 8, and Walter, Jr
live at 2140 East Corona Ave-,
Phoenix.
Art in many forms is seen through
Arizona sun., 1960-08-04
NAACP Counsel
On Tv Series

ANN ARBOR, Mich. = NAACP
General Counsel Robert L. Carter
will appear on the University of
Michigan television series this fall en-
titled, THE Blessings of Liberty"
The ten-part series will be hosted
by Professor George Peek of the Uni
Arizona sun., 1960-08-04

Ia CUBIC Refrigerator-Freezer combination,
cubic freezer door at the bottom 9 cubic
Refrigerator door on top, cost $500, take
$118 or $40 monthly. 805 S. Central till
9 pm.
Arizona sun., 1960-08-04

versitiy's Political Science Depart
ment with Mr.. Carter appearing as
commentator of a dramatic segment
entitled Equal Protection of the
Laws"
Video-tapes of the programs are in
production this month under direction
of Hazen Schumacher, Jr., the Uni
versity's associate director of televi-
sion, and are scheduled for release in
early fall to 26 television stations.
Evening star., 1960-08-24

cally. will It be labeled Demo
cratic spending or Republican
economy?'"
Mr.. Dillon replied that he did
not think 1t would be labeled
either way.
II imagine it will when
Eisenh hover gets on the
stump" the Ohio legislator
persisted. He won't know any,
thing about it, but he'll read
something written by a speech
writer ;"
Mr.. Hays said he would op-
pose every dime of money asked
for foreign aid until the admin
istration gives assurance the
State Department will take
firmer stands on policy mat
terS. Then he turned suddenly
upon Representative Judd, Re-
publican of Minnesota, a fell
low committee member and the
keynote speaker at the Re-
publican National Convention
last month.
In the recitation Of all the
great foreign affairs achieve.
ments in the Republican key
note speech" he taunted, "I
Evening star., 1960-08-24

didn't hear any mention ot
Cuba or Hungary or the Congo
or Iraq :"
Well" asked Representative
Judd mildly, did you find
anything in 1t which was in
accurate?"
Mr.. Hays demurred for a
moment. Then, amid hearty
laughter. he replied:
Il did think it was a little
prejudiced."
In the ensuing uproar, Mr..
Hays was asked what he
thought of Senator Church's
keynote speech at the Demo-
cratic convention. He admitted
that he didn't think much of
that, either.