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Evening star., 1960-04-26

by several witnesses at a House
District Committee hearing,
but met opposition from the
District Commissioners.
Assistant Corporation Coun-
sci Robert F. Kneipp submitted
"a letter from Commissioner
Robert E. Mclaughlin strongly
objecting to the Rabout bill
on the ground it would impede
extension of the renewal pro-
gram. The city heads particu-
larly opposed ending National
Capital Planning Commission
participation in the program.
Cites Sole Building
Mr.. Rabaut charged that the
city's renewal effort has fallen
seriously behind any reasonable
time spread"
From its beginning to the
present we have seen only one
building rise out of the rubble
of the wrecking crane" he told
subcommittee headed by Rep
resentative Abernethy. Demo-
crat of Mississippi.
The District has lost heavily
in tax revenue because of the
prolonged disuse of Southwest
acreage, he said.
The Congress member blamed
divided authority for part of
the rebuilding lag. AS rem
edy, he has proposed giving the
Commissioners power to make
the final choice of renewal
project areas, instead of the
planning commission.
The Rabaut bill, besides
eliminating the planning COM
mission participation, would
impose additional public hear
ing requirements and would
bar the District Redevelopment
Land Agency from undertaking
any new renewal projects in
the Northwest until at least 10
per cent of the Southwest area
has been rebuilt,
Washington should show the
way nationally in the field Of
urban renewal" he told the
Abernethy group.
1T is not doing so now. But
it can do so. and my bill will
help toward this end" he
added.
, Wender Hits Agency
The Rev. Robert G. Howes
Of Worcester, Mass, a graduate
planning student at the Massa-
chusetts Institute of Tech
, nology, supported Mr.. Rabaut.
He charged that the Federal
Housing and Home Finance
Agency, which administers
urban renewal activities ma
tionally, had failed to exercise
: enough supervision over the
District projects. He also
criticized renewal leaders for
ignoring human aspects" of
the program and failing to
, provide adequately for rehous-
ing of Southwest residents.
Harry S. Wender, former
chairman of the District Rec
reation Board and a Southwest
civic leader, accused the Re-
development Land Agency Of
breaking IAN informal and
moral understanding" tn t
there would be progressive dis
! position of Southwest proper
ties rather than an all-out
: clearance. He said he had
hoped to see the Southwest be-
come a good residential area
for the people formerly living
= there. but that this had not
come about. He likened the
area to a battlefield.
William Hannah also backed
the Rabaut bill on behalf OF
the Urban Renewal Committee
of the Metropolitan Washing
ton Board of Trade.
Evening star., 1960-04-26
jefferson PTA Event

The PTA of the Jefferson
Elementary School in Alexan-
dria will hold its final meeting
of the year at 8 pm. tonight
at the school auditorium, Cam
eron and West streets.
Evening star., 1960-04-26
Robout Pushes Bill
To Speed Renewal
AssuiIs Delays in Southwest;
District Opposes Legislation
BY JAMES G. DEANE
Star Staf Writer

Representative Rabaut Democrat of Michigan today sharply
criticized ags in the Districts urban renewal program and urged
of legislation which he said would sreamne speed
the rebuilding of the Southwest and other areas.
The stand of the Michigan legislator who heads the po-
tent House District APPROPRIATIONS Subcommittee backed
Evening star., 1960-04-26
Construction Report

/ The board also heard a re-
port from F. Moran McConihe,
chairman of an advisory COM
Evening star., 1960-01-10
PILLOWS OF :
DU POINT DACRON"

llK-"Atkins Leader" mot-resistont
and non-ollereenic. 2lx27" cut size
with 20-ounce filling. Blue and white
striped ticking. Regularly $50. 4.98
llL-"Princess," extra Ioree 23x2e"
cut size with 24-ounce filling. Rose
print cover in pink or blue cotton
broodcIoth. Regularly 6.99, S.SS
llM-"De Luxe" with cover of Chor-
meuse cotton soteen, zippered and in
terlined. 22-ounce filling. 22x28" cut
size. Regularly 7.95. 6.48
llN-Baby Pillow, l3xl7" cut size
with pink or blue snowflake print on
white cotton Regularly 800. 3.3S
llO-Not shown-BoIster, .2lx3o"
cut size with blue and white striped
cotton ticking. Regularly l2.95. 9.9S
"DuPont's registered trodemork for its poIYester
fiber
WGL-BIu1kets onG Bedding, 5th Floor;
also Chevy Chose and Corners
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SAVE ON QUALITY DOWN
AND DACRON PILLOWS
BY SUMERGRADE
DOWN.SOFT PILLOWS

~ w N-O/A 1AAO" -
llA-"Diplomat," pIumpIy filled with
SOFT European white goose down. 22x28"
cut size. Blue and white woven cotton
ticking. Regularly 1926. 9.98
llAA-Not shown-Motchino bolster.
Zlx39" cut size, Regularly 1895. 1898
IlB-"Senator," with imported white
goose down filling 2Ox26" cut size Blue
and white woven cotton ticking Reeu-
lorIy 1925. 7.98
llC-"Resal Grown" filled with uItro
soft white goose down. ZpPered, inter-
lined cotton soteen cover. Regularly
1875. 1898
llO-"Continental," biq 28" souore
with white goose down filing Zippered
and interIined. White Chormeuse cotton
soteen cover. Regularly $500 1923
llE-"Dover" with filling of 5ooo white
goose down, 509o feathers. 2lx27" cut
size. Pink or blue border ticking. Reg
uIorIy o95 1888
IDA - Not shown - Hemstitched per-
cole piIIowcose for the Continental pill
low. 6.98
llF-"Amhurst" filled with eooo white
goose feathers, 1929 white goose down.
2lx27" cut size Pink or blue floral tick
ing. Regularly 7.95. 500
llG-Baby Pillows, white goose down
filled l3xl7" cut size. White royon
sotin cover with pink or blue piping. Reg
uIorIy 499. 1893
Evening star., 1960-07-03

loo
4-comeo Theoter. Color.
! Hour. "Roin in the Morning."
Peggy Mccoy.
5-The Big Movie.
IVA Hours. "Zombies on Brood
woy." l945. BeIo Lueos.
7-About Foces.
9-TheoFeT Of Stars. Drama.
"oun Job" Phil Corey.
1880
7-our Miss Brooks. Comedy.
9-As the World Turns. Ser1.
200
4-Queen for q Doy. GiveoWoy.
7-Doy in Court. Trial.
9-FuII Circle. Drama.
2:25
5-News. Mott Warren.
2:3o
4-Loretto Young Theoter.
DRAMA.
5-Woy Of Life. Oromo.
"Rinoside Podre." Stephen Nc
Molly.
7-GoIe Storm Show. Comedy.
9-House P0rty. Variety.
300
4-Youns Dr.. Malone. Drama.
5-Mr. District Attorney.
7-Beot the Clock. Come.
9-The Millionaire. Drama.
$3.50 20
4-Erom These Roots. Drama.
5-DoteIine Europe. Oromo.
7-Who Do You Trust? Quiz.
9-The Verdict Is Yours. Triol.
Evening star., 1960-07-03

400
4-comedy Playhouse.
Repeats of THE Thin Man,"
5-Piek Temple. Kids.
Hour. Featuring songs qnd Pop
eye cartoons.
7-American Bondstond.
Ih Hours. Dick Clark, host.
9-The Brighter Doy. Serial.
4:l5
9-The Secret Storm. Seriol.
.4:30
4-Adventure Time.
Repeots of "Yoncy Derrineer.
9-Edse Of Night. Seriol.
500
4-Boxo fhe Clown. Color.
5-MiIt Grant Show. Variety.
I Hour. Teen oeers' Dance party.
Evening star., 1960-07-03
TUESDAY

9-The EorIy Show. Movie.
lh Hours. THE Devil Is DriV-
ino." 1887. Richord Dix, Joon
Perry.
$3.50
4-Susie. Comedy.
7-Rocky and His Friends.
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AUCTION SALES

NOTICE
No sale ct Weschier's tomorrow.
Next bi-Weekly sale Of household
furniture and miscellaneous per-
sonel effects TUES, NOV. 20,
$3.50 AM. until 12 noon.
ADAM a. WESCHLER q SON,
AuetioneerS.
TRpsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE
&EM1DETACHED BRICK DWELL
ING NO. 1897 CENTRAL AVE.
~ virtue Of q deed of trust re.
corded. In Liber No. 9967. Folio
Sa ee,d Ct seq: one Of the land
bia, and ct the request Of party
secured thereby. the undersigned
public auction, in front Of prem
Is. 1860 AT S:3o o,cE0cSKS1 P'MaH''
the following described property
In the District Of Columbia, to-
Wit: Lot lis in Square $500 as
per plat recorded In Subdivision
'n lssazd, Ia at g. PsEe 20 Of the
ysyor for the District Of Columbia.
sold subject to the balance Of 4
griGr des q q trust fO5 sDpToxi-
ticuiars Of, which viii be an
nounced ct time Of sale; the
purchase price above said trust
to be paid in cash. A cash de-
posit Of $500 required Of pur-
chaser at sale. Examination OF
title. eonveyancing. recording, no
terial ices and revenue stamps
At cost Of purchaser. Adjustments
made as Of date Of SALE. Terms
to be complied with within 30
DAYS from day Of sale, otherwise
trustees reserve the right to resell
property at risk and cost of, de.
faulting purchaser, after 8 days
advertisement of such resale in
some newspaper published II
washington. D.. c.. or deposit
may be forfeited, or without for.
feiting deposit trustees may avail
themselves Of any legal or equi.
table right against defaultinR pur.
PEARL Y, HAMPTON.
ALVIN Z. BERNSTEIN,
Hol6,10,22,2A,2R TrusteeN.
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BUSINESS SERVICES

BE PREPARED FOR WINTER. Tree
removal: suffers cleaned; sea.
soned frewood. EN-. 5-OO31.
PAINTING; interior exterior, patch
ed plastertng; set winter price,
now. HE. <-79S2.
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MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ALL TYPES MASONRY and car.
pentry work. Additions. gar, rec.
rms, retaining walls, hagstone
patios. Work guaranteed: 3 yrs.
to pay RE. 6-2297, RE. 6-9142
BRICK WORK WANTED-Walll.
steps. porches, garages.
Call co. 5-63S7
CHIMNEY REPAIRS, smokey IRE
pls. corrected; b%ird-proof dues,
B. oSTI Co, CHI. s-43O3.
EaCTRLCAL, WIRING Residen;
Free est. MAIsEI'S ELEc. Co,
30 Kennedy st. NV. RIA. $4,000.
FLOORS SANDED, finished; new, Sc
ext. c. L. H1NS0N, LU. 4-0675.
GENERAL JOBBING contractor;
home, ONCE OF stores; carpentry,
brickwork, p%lastering. painting,
concrete work, EDDIE HOWELL,
HEAT THAT COLD
Recreation room heating, extra duct
work added. Free estimates. 20
years experience. AD. 10000.
QUICK CONSTRUCTION on cabi-
nets, closets. shelving, home re-
pairs, painting. Carpentry shop
4213 9th st. NV. IA. 9-29sS.
PAINTING. exterior, Ist-class work;
materials; 2 brothers, white; refer
ences. ia. 2-lT3I.
PAINTING. interior. exterior; roof.
carpentry. gutter work, by white
Call any time, CHI. S-4404.
PAINTING, inter. and exter., nom
drinker twhite); does own work:
refs IL. 7.765a. WI. 6-7377
PAINTING-1st-class work: also
patch clustering. AID. 4-75O6
after 3 pm.
PAINTING AND PAPERING; Ist-
class workmanship. Work done
immed. ME- PoAT. RA. 3.5643.
PAINTING. PLAsTERING, paper
repair. Terms. HE. 4-25O4.
PAPER REMOVAL BY the only
moval ca. in b C., Md. Va; res.
sonable. neat. efic. Dl. 7-16O0
fA I dsNS week only. SIG
RIA. 6-2ss4. HE. 9-1851
PAPER HANGING, p~lasterinE,
boAAAtAhB. SOlOICu HlCCIhHIC. FIee
estimates. 10. 3-35O4.
MASTERING REPAIRS, old and
new wori: Lgc and small Jobs
Sat. guar Reas. JU 9-4l5s
PLUMBING AND HEATING, watrr
heaters especially: no Job too
work. Free estimates. RE. g.
REC. ROOMS. ADDITIONS, PENS.
Free Estimates and Bank Financing
MILLS CONTRACTORS 10. 5-4S40I
ROOFS, new. repaired, painted,
waterproofng, gutter work. free
estimates: work guaranteed. Mr..
BARNETT. JU. s-9425 any time.
ROOF REPAIR, gutter spouting:
cleaning and roof painting. 81
and up. Free estimate. LII. 1908.
ROOFING-Slag, tin and asphalt
shingles. cutters and spouts
Terms Call II $500.
WINDOWS, floors. walls, cleaned:
reas. rates: night or day service.
HOME SERVICE, RA. 6-0409 pm
Al PAINTING and home repairs:
free est: no Job too small. AID
2-4SS6. UN. 4-3735 aft. z pm.
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J. N. HARRIS.
President
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE "a


WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE fol
ether than myself. CLAYTON 9,
FLETCHER. 97l3 wichita ave,
COLLEGE Park. Nd. 25s
] WILL NOT BE REsPONSIBLE
for any debts incurred BY any
one other than myself. WILLIAM
G. PRICE, 1882 Livingston I'd,
Sc, Washington 20, d. C. 26'
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE foj
other than myself ih.s AapofpHfu6ss0 f p
GASKINS. 113 Rhode Island ave
NV. WASHINGTON, d. C, 24s
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE foj
any debts incurred BY anyonI
other than myself. j. NEAL WHIT.
TINGTQN. ST., 1919 Nicholson st.
Rtverdale. Md. 24s
TEE NATIONAL BANK OF WASH.
MGTON. SHAREHOLDERS MEET.
MG.-Nottee Is hereby given that
pursuant, TO call Of It's directors
holders Of The National Bank 81
banEine house At sic l 18th Stree ssI
NV, Washington. d: G, on Tues.
DAY. December 20. 1860. at twelve
CSAOSA noon, 1UE u o.
vote whether an agreement t.
consolidate the said bank and
the .Anacostie National Bank Of
washington. located in Washing.
f2n. p. C.. under the provisions Of
the laws Of the United States
subject to the. approval Of the
Comptroller OF the Currency
Washinston, D.. c., and for the
matters Incidental to the proposed
consolidation Of the two banks,
menf. executed by Z majcrity 81
the directors. Of each Of the two
banks, providing for the consoli.
detion. ig on hle at the bank and
NAV DO inspected during business
hours.
3. L. COTTON,
DRaNtdAWk
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HELP MEN

SALESMEN-oppogtunity for men
interested in entering retail trade.
NO experiences necessary. All pene-
fts. Rapid Advancement. Must
have car. No canvasstng. Salary,
commission and bonus, plus ear
allowance. Apply SINGER CO..
.7237 Wis. ave-, Bethesda, Nd.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
exper In fabrication work; hands
around service station. CONNORS
INC, 272l Naylor I'd. Sc.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
-Exper, young man. also. perm
empl. with Sinclair Oil Co.: usua'
company benefits, uniforms furn.
paid vac, hf. wages, excel. chance
for advancement; evening work K
start: prefer Alex. or Arl. resident.
drivers permit nec.; applicants
must apply in person, Nov. rs Of
70, $500 King ST., Alex. See BOB
SERVICE SALESMAN, for Fore
dealer: must be under 36 years
have 1 to 2 years experience In
service or stock room. Apply Mr.
Shilling between 10 ans pm
LOGAN FORD. 1850 Goth st. NV
STENOGRAPHER for large con
struction once; age 25-40; con.
struetion experience preferred bui
not essential. Must be fast anc
accurate typist with good short
nand. Many company BENEFITS
salary open. FE. 7-4700.
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HELP MEN
SALES

National concern needs sales
trainees, 1928. college deg; IL
wks.' local training; reloc.; al
benefits, profit sharing, co. cal
and expenses ----. $1,000 plus
Large drug co, REQ. exper. man with
some mech. background; knowl.
Of display and modernization Of
drugstores bonus plus $4,000
Wholesale drug co. requires sales
trainees, 1925, his. grads. sell
wholesale drugs and byproducts;
6-wk. training guar $500 plus
Oil CO. requires man to 80. college,
supervise and service several sta
tions in D. c., Prince Geo. and
Montgomery Co., must have ga
yrs oil exper. and have car,
Mutual insur. co. req. men, age tc
80. college. training period: &c
per mi. car allowance $500 plus
Lge. natl. corp. desires sales rep.
at least 5 yrs. sales exper,
cover 8 States incl. D. c.; co. car:
sales Trsinees. for ige. corp. Il.
30. college, good oppor.; 8 mos.
training period $3.50 plus
Large corp. req. man. 2S-45, col
lege, wonderful oppor., sell Of
nee EQUIP. must have industrial
AAlNU AX0eT X400 nnlH
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HELp WOMEN

full time. exper
Duke. Can ne. 6-703O. 9 70 s pm
CASHIER, excellent position oper
int iSr 70 ior isz p:rSaSsn. cs .mpic,n lSSa.
Must be capable and have iocal
references. See Mr.. Bernstein,
SPORT CENTER, 500 d st.. NV,
ST. 3-050b.
CASHIER, minor clerical and book.
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OFFICE

Legislative Asst. law deg. nec., fol
natl. salary to $1,000
Mortgage loan mgr, 3 YRS exper
IN Va. and Prince Geo. Co
to $4,000
Clerk-Acct.. payroll exper., 2O-25
night student pref. ,0O(
81. Acct, must .haye CPA, to $500
Man exper. In formal clothing
rental exper.. age open, salary
Rec. man for local Institution, agt
open; pref. deg. in psychology: {
work with people----to $1,000
NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT sERV
A piYisinn Of
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SlTUATi0Rs-MEM

CPA, 90 yrs. exper., desires part
time position; available ewes. and
week ends. TIE. 6-0425.
MEN AVAILABLE for yard work,
house work, painting, etc. NE.
S-4532.
COLORED MAN desires night work
In clean ofieex In 0-633S
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RATES
SPECIAL NOTICES

ANAC0sTIA NATIONAL BANK OF
WASHINGTON. SHAREHOLDERS
MEETING.-Notice Is hereby given
that. pursuant to call Of Its direc-
tors, Q special meeting Of the share
hoiders Of Anaeostia National Bank
Of washington will be held at its
banking house at $3.50 8. Capitol
Street. washington. D. c.. on Tues
day. December 90, 1850. at twelve
O'Clock noon. for the purpose Of
vote whether an agreement to
The National Bank Of WASH
tngton. located in washington,
: y. c., under the provisions OF
,Sthe laws Of the United States,
shall be. ratified and confirmed.
subject to the. approval Of the
Comptroller of the Currency,
purpose Of voting upon any other
matters Incidental to the proposed
consolidation Of the two banks.
A copy Of the aforesaid agree
ment, executed BY Q majority Of
the directors Of each Of the two
banks, providing for the CONSOLE
.dation, ID on nle at the bank and
may DO Inspected during business
n uApnIa
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3 Rooms Of Used Furniture
Terms

,1NeL Lsi%1 EAI TuRse co.
4512 Richmond Hwy. Alex, We.
iS0u'e oPEN TIL Q pA AZ; s-1'Ss
IFURN.-3 .bedrms,. liy, rm., KIT.
sell. VIII. 2.7464. RA. 3-40S2.
FURN.. practically new, modern:
= room, with lamps, etc.; leaving
town; reasonable. RA. 6-I4l0.
FURN.-Must sac. 1-bedrm. apt:
am, ~ s-$ pm. IA. s.so4a. AO
IFURN. =. Contents Of 3-bedroons
home including piano and deeps
freeze. Reas. CIR. 3-0210. "
FURN.-Partiai contents apt, 1Sefs
atom mahog. d. r. table, SIN
mahog. side ehrs., mahog.. Eyre
.sideboard, few Oriental iugs,
blankets. kit. utensils, curtains,
china. choc. set, etc. Fri, DE.
2.3074 or DE. 2.4395.
FURN.-Mahog. bedrm. suite WITH
foe m-rubber matt. and sprgs.,
mahoR. Lane cedar chest, .mahoe.
dinette table, 4 chrs., Philco TVs
SWAY comb, occas. toam-rubbef
mattress. A-ton Mitchell are
sons AL in excel. eond. IA.
FURN. from model apts.: 3 Ymg.t
IT.. b.r.. dinette; S399; terms, ~
week. MA. e.3e16.
(cOntinued % Next 1assS
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HELP WOMEN

MANY OTHERS
ROOM 227
woodward Bldg. 18th and H NV
Annette D. Tatelman
RE. 7-4414
ASSISTANT RENTAL MGR. fol
large new de luxe apts.; must b
attractive and neat. age 1896;
typing required. IA, 7-S505.
BEAUTTCIAN : MANICURIST, fol
Thurs, Fri. and Sat; experienced
only. ROSE RAYNOR'S, FE
BEAUTICIANS. exper., for Bethesda
and Rockville; top sal and. comm
EX. 3-4242 or Pc. 2-3347.
BEAUTICIAN, experienced, top sal.
airy and commission; 5-day wk.
busy Silver Spring salon. MR.
HAROLD. JU. 5-2232: eyes,, JU
5-3S95.
BEAUTICIAN-One Of Bethesda'l
newest shops has an opening fol
experienced hair stylist. male OF
female. CONTINENTAL Golf
FURE,. 1855 Old G%eorgetown I'd
Call OIL. 4-6165.
BEAUTICIAN, also m anicurist
PLAZA BEAUTY SALON, 340g
Conn. AVE.. EN-. 2-6075.
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FURNITURE costs less when o
buy at MAJORS FURNITURE
WAREHOUSE, 400 r. ]. ave. ne,
FURNITURE and household effects.
Grand: Must dispose Of, moving to
Florida. -1S23 Overlook dr., Hills
andale, Maryland.
FURNITURE = Dinette set, sofa
chairs, air, eond. and mise, pieces,
La. 6-62S6 after .4:30.
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PERSONALS


JOIN 0UR DANCE CLUB-Learn
warm and Sonssnisl stmosphsre;
81 per hour. lessen.. Pay as you
30. No contracts. l7l7 Conn. ave
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(conttnued On Me1E 1agsS
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FURNITURE-Bedroom, liv. ma
dinette set, 4 matching end tables.
rug, nylon broadloom carpet, like
new; power mower, upright deepe
freezer and various other articles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-24
HEAT THAT coin

Recreation room heating, extra duct
work added. Free estimates, 20
years experience. AID. 10000.
QUICK CONSTRUCTION on cabi-
nets, closets, shelving, home re-
pairs, painting. Carpentry shop
4213 9th st, NV, ia. 0.29SS.
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Management Consultants
M

MAN, white, 81 to rs, married; TO
work in Washington's largest dis
count tire chain. Phone Mr.,
eMALLWOOD, OIL. $4,000.
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FURNITURE UNCLAIMED-Round
LOUNGE. SO: fHoiiywooS bed. S Sc;
chest Of. drawers, $40; sofa bed,
$50; walnut bed, SIS; dining rm.
set. $40: chrome dinette set, $35:
French Prov. curved sectional sofas
LAWSON sofa with down cushions
$50; Mahog. bedrm. set, $50;
mattress. SO; vanity bench, So;
rock maple chest Of drawers, S35;
ia = it.m, bed Ha, So; Many insssssts !;
UPHoIsTERERs, s447 isth' 81.
NV. CO. 5.5l16. Free parking.
Open ewes. til Q; Sat. til 81
SUNDAY IL to 5.
ETYW NTrvfWR -
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CHEF-COOK

Competent. reliable man for
breakfast and luncheon
service ct Mt. Vernon,
q Am. to 8 pm. Applicant
must live in Va; good SAL
arg and. bonus. Phone 50.
$1,000.
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PAINTING, inter-. and exter., non.
refs III 7.76Sa. wa 'S.7asfA
Arizona tribune., 1960-08-05
WALTER BARR WINS
ELKS CONTEST

Walter Barr was named win
ner Of the Western regional Or
atorical contest sponsored by
the Improved, Benevolent. and
Protective Order of Elks.
Barr spoke on "The Negro
and the Constitution"
He will participate in national
finals in Chicago this month.
Regional winnings include a
$1,000 Elks scholarship and an
expense-paid trip to the nation
al contest.
Barr, son of Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Gordon Barr, 53l E. Carter, is
a graduate of South Mountain
High School, where he has won
several oratorical honors.
Governor Fannin welcomed
contestants from Arizona, CAL
ifornia. and Washington to the
regional finals.
Barr will attend Arizona State
College. He plans to major in
music.
Arizona tribune., 1960-08-05
LUNCH COUNTER
CASE TAKEN
TO COURT

ATLANTA--Southern Negroes
carried their lunch counter de-
segregation battle into federal
court for the first time Wednes-
day.
Three separa ate suits were filed
in u. S. District Court in At
lanta. Five Negroes seek to de-
segregate restaur ants in build
ings operated by state, county,
and municipal governments.
The plaintiffs asked for a dec
laratory judgment and for dam
ages of $4,000 in each suit.
The legal action was filed as
a class" suit, meaning it would
have general as we'll as spe-
cific application.
Lawyers filing the case said
they hoped to win federal court
precedent that could be applied
throughout the South.
Negroes have been attempting
to desegregate lunch counters
in the South since Feb. when
four Negroes sat down at lunch
counter for whites at Green's
boro, N. c., and asked for SER
vice.
In l6 Southern cities some de-
segregation of lunch counters
has occurred.
Arizona tribune., 1960-08-05

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla:
Nearly 1000 Negroes have re-
sumed sit-in demonStrat ations in
an effort to abolish segregation
in downtown lunch places.
HARRISONBURG, Virgin
ia: Nine Negro children and their
lawyers will appear in U. S.Dis-
trict Court on Aug. E in an at
tempt to win admis ssion into integ-
rated schools. The case began
in 1856.
Arizona tribune., 1960-08-05
RACE RELATIONS
DIARY

KATANGA. Congo: United Ma
tions forces are faced with war
if they enter this province which
has seeded from the Republic
Of Congo.
WINDSOR, Ontario: Rival
gangs of Detroit Negroes rioted
at a Jazz show. More than 4 ZOO
patrons were in the area when
fighting started. The show was
part of celebration observing the
emancipation of Negro slaves by
the British Empire.