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Evening star., 1961-08-06
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
BROOKVILLE

Huse attractive family home on
nice lot in close-in Brookville.
Minutes from d. c. and the Pen
distance to schools. roomy bed
rooms, @la baths. plus rec. rm.
and separate fun basement.
Screened carport for summer liv-
ing. immaculate condition Open
sunday, Is. DIRECTIONS: West
on Seminary I'd, left on Van
Dorm. left on Taney, right on
Paxton, and right on Thayer to
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nf0pGn

BEDROOMS
MCLEAN, CIA
rm, With fireplace. dining. -, -
baths, all-euuipped kitchen, reere-
alton room; pate, utility base
Rte. 123 on Audmar to right on
Mayflower to No. 106.
UNITED REALTY. CR 3-24s4
MeLEAN-LANGLEY = BY owner:
immed. possession. Quality S-rm.
brk. home: lge. rms, bedrms..
3 baths; ser. pch.: 2-car garage:
z tirepls.; extras; in 30s. Ell
$4,000.
MCLEAN AREA-Wooded N-acre
lot. Older 4-bedrm., 3-bath house
completely remodeled with new
kitchen. School bus. Quiet, wooded
neighborhood off Old Dominion
dr.. in Franklin Park. Only x?6, 500.
GRACE A. KEMPTON
q. 6-4934 Realtor "a. 6-32SS
MeLEAN---In popular LANGLEY For
est we have q 4-bedrm.. 3-tile-
bath, 2-story house. Large rooms
inc!ude paneled rec rm. and
beautiful entrance hall: de luxe
electric Kitchen and inter com
system; sliding glass doors from
DINING rm; to terrace. High sos.
GRACE A. REMPTON
q. 6-4934 Realtor "a. 6-326s
MCLEAN, by OWNER u u 0I
loan: brick rambler. 3 bedrmS.,
2 u baths. . fireplaces, full bsmt.
with rec. room; corner lot. patio;
S26,S00. FL. 6-3s2h.
MCLEAN, owners loss, your gain
Lovely brick and frame ram
bier, h7-acre lot, 12x1S liy. rm
wLfirepl, l0E12 din. rn1.. 11Xl2
size bedrms.. 2 baths, ali on / II,
Mahos. paneleo rec. rm.. fireol..
bath in full walk-out bsrnt
Owner must sell and will con
slider low, low down payment.
Price. S24 300. FALLFAX REAL
TY INC. .E. A-nAa2
Evening star., 1961-08-06
George Mason Green Co.

Specializing in the Sale and Rental Of Fine
Virginia Homes for Over 20 Years
REALTORS IA. 4-l4Oe
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DETR0iT RoIiIno 1,,..1i..., :

OkIROIT BOUND? Excellent brick
4-bedrm. home In prestige area OF
Detroits east side: 3 baths. dining
room, breakfast nook sitting room,
moaern kitchen: basement, garage.
porch; has wall-to-Wall Garnet
storm windows. etc: redecorated
welE to everything: vacant: pricS
Sl7.SAO: cash flexible: will con
sider trade in Virginia,
PLANTATION REALTY JE. 4-1Onn
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MILLER

REAL ESTATE CO.
Il. R-4a0O ia. 4-42bS
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CT NO S DOWN

3-bedroom rancher, full basement
wal to schools and shopping. Pay
only So4 per month.
KING REALTY co.
CIR. 3-Sl1a CR, 3-Ol5S
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COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE

Lsrse custom house Of distinction
by OWNER. 5 bedrms, 3 com
plstely finished: ga baths; lac
iv. rm. w/firepl.: sep. din. rm.
Hotpoint kit; mahos. paneled rec
rIn. wIfirepl.; laundry rr.: 90-ft
carport W/stge. rSn.; beautiful |,
acre wooded lot. 25 min. TO Pen.
tagon. nr. Fairfax and Spring
field. Must see to appreciate. SOS.
$50. CR. 3-416S or CIR. 3-376s
Evening star., 1961-08-06

AVAILABLE to GIs with NO
first-come- first served basiS!l Lge,
sweeping corner lot (rear fenced.
Spacious. comfortable rambler
Immaculate throughout-3 cheer
full hedrms., fully equip. modern
kitchen. sep. din. area, entertain
ing-si2e Nv. rm Monthly pay
ments. 500, includes everything.
Evening star., 1961-05-31
ON WINGS
By CHARLES YARBRoUGH
Solo Project for Max Conrad

| West Coast at 8 am. and ar
rive at Friendship at 4:25 pm.
President C. r. Smith recent
ly told American stockholders
the company had signed a let
ter of intent with BOeing to buy
25 of the new rear-engine 727s
for deliveries to start in 1864.
Single-package aircraft fl
nancing and insurance was
announced last week under an
agreement between Hinson
Aviation Piper distributor and
the Silver Spring headquar-
tered Aviation Employees Corps
(AVEMCO).
Dealers participating in the
agreement: United Flying Serv-
ice, Woodlawn, Md; Airport
Management, Inc, Manassas,
Va; Suburban Airservices, Inc,
Laurel, Md; Lewis Aviation Co.,
Charles Town. w. Va; Chop
tank Aviation Co., Cambridge,
Md; John H. Norman, Aber-
deem. Nd, and Annapolis Fly
ing Service, Edgewater, Md.
. y Il
It's too early to make it an
air traffic contest. but Balti-
more'S Friendship and Dulles
International airports could be
the eastern version of the Fort
Worth-Dallas rivalry.
The Baltimore Planning
Commission has a request for
a $22.5 million building pro-
gram for Friendship over the
next six years ION expectation
of continued growth of air
traffic"
United Air Lines nonstop Jet
service between Friendship air.
port and Denver starts June 10
with a flying time of 3 hours,
40 minutes, leaving Baltimore
at 2:45 pm. daily. Senator
GOldwater Of Arizona, an old
hand at jet flying, recently flew
NOrthrOp'S new supersonic
trainer, the T-38 Talon, at
Andrews AFB. Max Karant,
of the AOPA. recently checked
out on a Brantley helicopter /;
flew his BONANZA to Nova
Sofia for the week end to cele-
brate. Navy Capt. Sheldon
w. Brown is the new manager
Of AerOjet Generals Atlantic
division at Frederick, Md.
the Whirly- Girls, international
organization of women hell
copter pilots. who recently took
their message to President
Kennedy. have named a COM
mittee to help planning Off
cials in selection of heliport
sites. the Shell Companies
Foundation has given the Ma
tiOnal Air Museum library 200
volumes Of Pilots and Engines
handbooks.
Evening star., 1961-05-31
PEOPLE
IN
BUSINESS

Luis F. COrea, vice president
of Riggs National Bank, has
been elected vice president and
director Of the Bankers Asso-
citation for Foreign Trade.
Watson B. Rulon, Jr., presi-
dent Of Hogate's Seafood Res
taurant in Washington, has
been reelected treasurer of the
National Restaurant Associa-
ton.
Ward C. Humphreys has been
elected a vice president Of
Kaiser Bauxite Co. He has been
manager of Kaiser Aluminium
& Chemical Corp. Washington
office since 1949.
NJ. C. Hanisch, Jr.. president
of Unit Structures. Inc. has
been elected president of the
American Institute of Timber
Construction here.
Milton Mandel has been ap-
pointed controller of United In
veStors.
Murray Prezis and william
C. F0theringham have formed
Agents. Inc, .407 Ritchie Park
way. Rockville, Md, as manu-
facturers representatives.
John w. Polk has been
named superintendent of the
stock accounting department,
Air Force Publication Distribut-
ing Center in Washington.
Evening star., 1961-05-31

There are many men in this
country with a deep-seated
dedication to aviation, but few
who choose to launch a new
facet of it at what insurance
statistics would loosely call
late in life"
Max Conrad, grandfather of
long distance solo flying and a
true-life grandfather, recently
expressed the hope of spend
ing the rest of my life" ex-
panding the "WinOna Expert
ment" in youth aviation on a
national basis.
A youths goals today could
be far worse than a desire to
emulate Mr.. Conrad. approach
ing so, ramrod straight and
still with the look of eagle" in
his eyes. In answer to a ques-
ton of how he stays awake on
some of his ocean-hopping
50-60-hour solo flights, he said
IF you were as scared as I am
on those overwater flights,
you'd have no trouble staying
awake"
His Winona (Minn.0 expert
ment, baSically, is planting
the seeds" of aviation with the
l0-to-l5-year age group under
auspices of departments Of
recreation. He sees it as a
combination of social life,
recreation and aviation.
It wouldn't be actual flying
1t wouldn't be ground school as
such. Just let them get ac-
quainted with it on a nom
compulsory basis" he muses..
Max has his Winona Aviation
Foundation past the dream
stage. With his own money he
purchased a steel hangar from
the city as a starter, has taken
the project to tie recreation
department.
There are cimilar move
mentS under way-one of them
in the Bethesda Chevy Chase
area where the Aircraft Owners
and Pilots Association is spon-
soring an Air Explorer unit
with Boy Scouts. There, with
two meetings behind them and
an almost-full roster. the idea
is possibly the only one in the
Nation sponsored by pilots. 1t
deals with high school age
Scouts only.
The Civil Air Patrol has some
of the Conrad ideas in it. but
there again, does not include
children at 10 years of age.
The air cargo business, al
ready booming and with a vast
potential. is up for some real
hard-core studying by the Civil
AerOnautics Board.
Chairman Alan S. Boyd, in
announcing a request for bids
on an air cargo coSt-finding
contract, said "air cargo has a
great two-way potential-for
tremendous expansion or for
grave financial losses"
The study, ne said, will pro-
vide cost-flnding information
to CAB for consideration in
making policy decisions on rate
and other air cargo problems.
American Airlines new fan
engine Astrojets go into service
on the Freindship-Los Angeles
route beginning June II. sched-
uled to cut at least 20 minutes
off present jet-flying time.
Astrojet flight rs will leave
Friendship at 5:55 PM, ar
rive in Los Angeles at TAO pm.
local time, then depart the
The Detroit tribune., 1961-08-05

RICHMOND, Va. - Despite
uncontcstcd testimony and cNi-
dcncc that the Prince Edward
County public school system was
abolished for the sole purpose OF
,.ircumvcnting court-dccrccd desc
prcgation. United States District
Judge Orcn r. Lewis has made
il clear that he will not now order
the rcopcning Of public schools
in that Southsidc Virginia county.
NAACP attorneys Robert l..
Carter of New York City and ).
w. Tucker of Richmond and En-
poria. Va, contcndcd in their
arguments that the issue before
the court was not the constltu-
tional responsibility to maintain
public schools but rather the con
stitutional prohibition against OF
fetal local or state action to tn
wart federal court order or to
deprive Negroes OF their constitu-
tionaI rights. MIR. Carter cited
five cases in which courts have
banned such Intervention.
The witnesses and the docu-
ments disclosed the following
steps officially taken to circum-
The Detroit tribune., 1961-08-05
Yates, Hill To
Run For Mayor

Two Negroes were among the
twelve candidates. including in
cumbcnt Mayor Miriani. to seek
election to the MayoraI post in
the Sept II primary in Detroit.
The two Negro candidates run
ming against Mayor Miriam are:
Frederick Yates. as. of 1864 La
Sale Blvd. an attorney and De-
mocratic member of the State
House of Representatives; and
George Hill. Jr of 3247 w Grand
Ave. a minister.
The mayors job pays $4,000.
The mayor and nine council
men will be selected at a general
election Nov Z
Councilman William 7. Patrick,
Jr.. Defroif's first and lone Me-
gro member Of the City Council.
filed for reelection Friday. Pat
rick is seeking his second term
as councilman.
Beatrice n. Johnson. 45. of 23-
% Clements, a real estate broker,
was among the 81 persons to
file for the Council posts
George A. Higgins. As. of 1882
ParkSide a senior inspector with
the Detroit Health Department,
is candidate for City Treasurer.
The Detroit tribune., 1961-08-05
Negro Attorney Wins
Civil Rights Post

WASHINGTON - The Senate
last Thursday confirmed three
appointments to the Civil Rights
Commission - one oil tncm q
Negro integrcgationist.
Atty. Spottswood w. Robinson
iii won contamination in the
Senate on 1917 roll call vote.
He is dean of the Howard UNIV.
law school. The others confirmed
are Erwin N. Griswold, dean oil
Harvard law school, as a Com
mission member. and Bcrl |. Ber-
hard as the Commissions stall
director.
Southern senators argued the
Commission ought TO be abolished.
They said Robinson should be
turned down as Commission
member because of his alliance
with one side in the civil rights
controversy.
The Detroit tribune., 1961-08-05
Plans For ;
New Schools
Announced

The Detroit Public Schools 1--we
year building program took an
other giant step recently when the
Board of Education authorized
three new school sites. considered
the purchase of the old Hudson
Motor Car Company property Tor
future Junior high school loca-
ton: approved project advisory
committee reports and prclimi-
nary designs for another eight
schools: and moved TO solicit bids
on the Maybury School and the
Mckinstry School rchabilltatlons.
In its regular meeting in the
new Detroit Public Schools Center
Building the Board designated a
3.5 acre site for the Susan B.
Anthony Elementary school on
the south side Of corsm street
between Monarch and Queen sire
cts. This school is in the northeast
section OF the city. u will replace
the Burbank school which is 10
be converted 10 a junior high
school. The school will serve 800
students.
An 80 acre site for the James
b. Wcbbcr. Jr.. Junior High
School in the center district OF
the city, was designated on the
north side of fireman between
Firwood and Bccchwood avenues.
1t is planned that this new junior
high school will service the stu
dents of the Pattengill. McGraw,
Sampson. Wingert, and Eddie
elementary schools.
Another site established by the
Board was for the AngeliqUe
BesUbien Junior High school on
a 2S-sere tract Of land which IS
Continued on Page 81
The Detroit tribune., 1961-08-05
CORE Ask Supreme Court
Ruling On Ride Arrests
2q4 Put In
Miss. JaiIs
Since May

WASHINGTON, ID c., - The
struggle over the arrest of 294
Freedom Riders by Jackson. Mis-
sisSippl police moved TO the
United States Supreme Court
last week.
CORE attorney William Kun
stcr filed an original application
for writ of hsbess corpus for
DR.. Elizabeth Wyckoff with Mr..
Justice Hugo Black of the Sup
RENE Court Kunstlcr expects a
hearing within 10 days.
The appeal TO the Supreme
Court came after the Fifth Circuit
Court refused a request for a
prompt hearing.
KunStler cOntcndcd that the
arrests ef the Freedom Riders
on br,ac! of the peace charges
was Z. back door attempt to
continue cgation"
He asserted that DIR Wyckon.
as an interstate passenger. under
the constitution and laws of the
Us as we'll as the ruling of the
Inter State Commerce Commission
has an absolute right TO enter any
public area of an interstate
travel facility
Dr. Wyckoff is member Of
New York CORE and has taught
Greek at VaSsar and Mount HoI-
yoke Colleges If the petition
should be favorably decided.
CORE plans to ask writs for all
of the Freedom Riders now in
Mississippi jaAs.
Freedom Riders" 70 Jackson.
Miss. nesred the 800 mark Sun.
day as IS more arrived in the
capital by train.
Police arrested 10 white and
rive Negro riders in the terminal
stations white waiting room.
They we're booked on the usual
breseh-of-pesee charges. Most
we're from the Univ. Of Calf. az
Los Angeles.
Since May ~. 2o6 Riders have
come TO Jackson by bus. train
and plane. All but two have been
arrested.
Mrs Norma Wagner. a. of
Rochester. NY. white Free
dom Rider, says She was dis
crIminatcd against by Jackson
Miss police who refused to arrest
her because She is blind.
The Detroit tribune., 1961-08-05

The Negro boycott OF buses IN
Montgomery. the lunch counter
Sit-ins. and the freedom riders
had many roots - Gandhi's mo-
vcment of passive resistance. the
1854 Supreme Court dcsegrega-
tion decision. etc. But none OF
these has been more important,
says Negro educator Saunders
Redding. than a little book Of
essays published more than a
hslf-century ago. THE SOULS OF
BLACK FOLK by w. L. B. Dubois.
'ir. Reddins, who teaches at Vir-
The Detroit tribune., 1961-08-05
Judge Refuses To Order
Reopeniug Of Va. Schools

vent the courts dcscgrcgatlon
order:
The abolition of the public
school system in the county.
The refusal OF the Board OF
Supervisors to levy any taxes Tor
school purposes.
The establishment by the
Board of Supervisors of SlO0 tul-
ton grants to pupils attending
private segregated schools IN
the county.
The utilization of state tut.
ton grants OF SIPS for elcmen-
(coniinvcd on page 81
The Detroit tribune., 1961-08-05

gan. He received bachelors de-
gree from Tennessee State Uni
versity and a law degree from the
University of Detroit
Farmer began private practice
in l948, becoming an assistant
Wayne County prosecutor in
1852.
In 1855 he was named assistant
State attorney general in charge
of the Detroit office.
Farmer is trustee of the
Plymouth Congregational Church
and a member of the Booker 1.
Washington Business Assn and
the NAACP.
The Detroit tribune., 1961-08-05
US. Bureau Hires It's
Ist Negro Muchinist

WASHINGTON - The Bureau
of Engraving and Printing. re.
Gently accused of racial discrimi-
nation. has hired It's first Negro
machiniSt.
The bureau also has appointed
a watchdog board to study discri-
mination complaints.
The Detroit tribune., 1961-08-05
Has. Farmer
7oBe Common
Pleas Judge

LANSING - Charles S. Farmer.
assistant State Attorney General
in charge of the Detroit office,
will be appointed by Gov. Swain
son TO the Common Pleas Court
seat TO which Arthur ]. Koscin-
ski would have assumed Jan. l.
Farmer will be the first Negro
Common Please Judge in Michi-
The Detroit tribune., 1961-08-05
Dubois Book Published
In Paperback Edition

ginia's Hampton Institute, has
contributed an introduction to
the book which Fawcctt will pu-
blish as a so cent Premier paper
back this month.
THE SOULS OF BLACK FOLK
was first published in 1908. II
heraIdcd a new approach to so
cial reform on the part of the
American Negro an approach
of non-violent activism which
achieved It's first success less
than decade ago.
confinvsd on Page -
The Detroit tribune., 1961-08-05

munity College and Eastern
Michigan University were So
strong in attendance.
Following the Wayne obscr-
vance, most of the African stu
dents and their friends attended
a social at the National Supreme
Council of MasonS, on Oakland
Avenue.
DR.. w. j. Fitzpatrick, Supreme
Grand Master welcomed the
guest on behalf of his organlza-
The Detroit tribune., 1961-08-05

Nearly two hundred Dctroitcrs
attended an official observance
of the l1Sth Anniversary OF Ii
berias liberation from America
in the Student Center of Wayne
State University last week.
Martin l.. Bass, Liberlan Con-
sui for Detroit, arranged the
observance.
Students from Wayne State,
University of Michigan. Michigan
State University, Lansing Com
The Detroit tribune., 1961-08-05
SMALL CHANGE. THE WIDOWS MITE TO
The CHURCH!
THE CHURCH I!

DuT, BEFORE WE PRESENT THESE TIMES"
PARAGRAPH THERETO WE MUST CITE THE MPERf
TIVE NEED THAT MY, GODS, MARVELLOUS
IMPERATIVE CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH, HEALER
OF THE NATIONS, - REvELAToR OF THE
REAL THE NEW HEAVEN AND THE NEW
EARTH MUST BECOME FiRsT-PAcE COPY OF
THE WORLDS NEWSPAPERS = AS IT WAS THE
LAST QUARTER OF THE 10TH CENTURY, The
FIRST DECADE OF THE 20th TOGETHER WITH MY
UNCOMFORTABLE PROPHECIES, REvELATOR,
GREATEST MARY BAKER EDDY, WOMAN OF
REVELATION H. is.
See SMALL CHANGE, Page
The Detroit tribune., 1961-08-05

The National Supreme Council
of Masons have awarded four
year scholarship TO Libcrian'
who is now studying agriculture
at a California College.
The Detroit tribune., 1961-08-05
"HE'S YEARS BEHIND
"KHRUsK'S BOASTS JUST BIG FAT LIES"

BY VICTOR RESEL CRUSAD'N0, HoNes.
LABOR LEADER, BLINDED WITH ACID BY
LABOR RAcKETEERs Free Press ,'1'
pnp,s Tia, nav bantam banterer NJ. S. Khrushehev
Is much omrer than YOU think when he is with others OF
the Soviet high command inside his Kremn
he IS IN TROUBLE. THE RUSSIAN PEOPLE KNOW
1T. THE AMERICAN PEOPLE DON'T. IT'S TIME 'nI'
DID.
Tho Chairman" is in much trouble ne mas eve
the Stsinist type firing squad tor those ne '"' s'
Sal
NKRuPT IS THE SOVIET HOME FRONT Thai
W Is INVOKING THE OLD STAl'NIsI
pu EXILE IN SIBERIA FOR THOSE WHO RE
FUsL :"
The Detroit tribune., 1961-08-05

THE +, ~ WEATHERS.
BY AN0Rl :. FRuEHAUF. cs. +4
DEVILS ADAM-EvE LORD GODS! : EXCESSIVE
HEAT OR COLD (cen. 2:7. etc.) MON. q AM
GODS CHRIST SCIENTIST:
I'm ATMOSPHERE OF LOVE, WE LIVE.
AND MOVE. AND BREATHE" AND HAVE OUR aE,Nc
- C.S. HYMN
HEAVEN AT HAND WITHIN YOUi ExcLJI
sIv-E REALITY OF GODS HEAVEN AND ETERNAL
LIFE - NO BIRTHS DEATHS. SIN, MATTER, HE'LL AND
THEIR FATHER THE DEVIL GIGANTIC ADAM.EvE
FRAUDS AND MYTHS Genesis l:26 - MAN -
GODS IMAGE = DIVINE II: GODS MALE AND FEMALE
IN ONE AS PER C-H-IL-D-LE-S-S JESUS AND GREAT
EST. MARY; BAKER EDDYs MORE THAN 40 YEARS.
v. 81: land GOD SAW EVERY THING THAT HE
THE ONE REAL PARENT CREATOR - HoNoRED
BY THE c-H-I-LDL-E-S.S CHRIST JEsUs!l HAD MADE.
AND. BEHOLD. IT WAS l-IS-l VERY COODT
The Detroit tribune., 1961-08-05
e FOR REVELATIONS OF

sEEA yEOR REVELATIONS Or
rxcIIsIv, Atty ETERNAL PERFECTION
OF GODS CREATION : YOUR TRUE Bt'N0 :
AND EXPOSURE OF THE MYTHS : DEVIL
HELL, SIN. BIRTHS. DISEASE. DEAIh' WAN''
MATTER ! ApAM-EvE. MURDERous CAIN.
JUDAS : "CHAsTLY FARCE" : FOOl'NV sAo.'
OF TARsus. 90 YEARS PLUS RIP VAN wlNklt
NoN.cHRIs1 SCIENTIST CLERGY! lAYmEM
LEADERS. MASSES!
The Detroit tribune., 1961-08-05
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE QUARTERLY,
BIBLE LESSON SERMON BOOKLET
love THY NEIGHBOUR" : Matt 1919
VIA GODS WORLDS DAILY CS. MONITOR
"A CONSTANT SOURCE OF ENLIGHTENMENT" !"

Learn to love thy neighbour" through knowing and
understanding him. Through and editorials in THE
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR learn about your
ncighbors everywhere.
FOR MORE CONSTRUCTIVE THINKING, FOR A
CHRISTIANITY SCIENTIFIC VIEWPOINT. FOR A BROTH
ERHOOD- IMAM OUTLOOK, READ THE CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE MONITOR EVERY DAY. READ 1T WITH UN-
OUTSTANDING AND PURPOSE. HAVE A PART IN ITS
WORLDWIDE MISSION. SHARE ITS DAILY BENEFITS
WITH FRIENDS AND NEICHBORs.
See LOVE THY NEIGHBOUR, Page
The Detroit tribune., 1961-08-05

NOW WE KNOW! VALIANT PROTESTANT
NOT so BIG. BOBBY RICHARDSON. YANKs
STAR OF LAST YEARS WORLD SERIES :
"A PURPOSE IN LIFE"
p. 49, These Times" Aug
See A PURPOSE IN LIFE. Page
The Detroit tribune., 1961-08-05

See SMALL CHANGE, Page 2
The Detroit tribune., 1961-08-05

WASHINGTON. D. c.. - The
struggle over the arrest of 294
Freedom Riders by Jackson. Mis-
sisSippi police moved 10 the
United States Supreme Court
last week
Evening star., 1961-05-13
ATTENTION DEBIT
OR EX-DEBIT MEN

Prefer men with an insurance
background who are tired Of chas-
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dollars. No canvassing debit or
collecting We call only on bona
fide and qualified leads obtained
through q multi-million dollar ad-
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earning 500 per wk. can increase
their income from the start plus
be bondable, have . car. and full
time. Call Mr. Nelson Hall LA. g.
1881 weekdays y R.m.-4.3 80 pm,
Sat. 9 ANIL pm.
ATTORNEY-To Join small law Of
flee and assist in trial work, no
trial experience necessary. Mem
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$4,000 per year. Send resume
Box 12b-X. Star.
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AUTO BODY COMBINATION MAN.
Good proposition to right man.
see Paul. STERLING AUTO BODY,
924 4th st. NV.
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC in D. C.
Must have own tools. Guarantee
$3.50 per week. Necessary REQUIRE
ments Experienced, high-uuality
workmanship, good reference. Pre-
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AUTOMOTTVE TRUCK MECHAN-
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truck mechanics, day and evening
shifts, in our new and modern
GMC truck shop. Steady work,
time and half after 40 hours; va
cation and holidays with pay.
First class truck mechanics only.
CENTRAL MOTOR CO., $40 N.
Henry St, Alexandria, Va. OV.
3-l500, Mr.. Carver.