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Evening star., 1961-11-06
AUTO MECHANICS
AUTO Statesmen

We're looking for three (3) aggres-
Sive. hard-hitting salesmen to
round out our present sales force
70 sell both new and used cars.
II you're dissatisfied with your
present income and have dedicated
desire to move into the higher in
come bracket, this is the oppor-
tunity you've been waiting for.
esSary. We will train you and
assist in closing your deals. Trans
portation furnished along with
many other company benefits for
those who qualify. See Dan Lath-
igeesor Joe Bryan from 8 to 5
Parkway Motor Co. Inc.
Evening star., 1961-11-06

JANITOR, middle-aged, married no
children, capable gardener: alb
solutely non-drlnker; quarters and
salary. AD. 4-26S7.
Evening star., 1961-11-06
ENGINEER

1st, 2nd or 3rd Class
To take charge Of air conditioning
and heating operations In luxury
apartment building. Excellent op-
portunity for right person. Salary
open plus living quarters. Apply
Mon. through Fri. 9-5. $500 New
Hampshire ave-, s, s.. he. ASSES.
Evening star., 1961-11-06

AUTO SALESMEN-Exper. men to
sell new Foros. Falcons. and
Ihunderoirds. Excel; pay, plan.
tion. Christmas bonus. Apply in
person to Jack Hayden.
HALEY'S FORD, INC.
Evening star., 1961-11-06
FURNITURE
REFINISHERS

Must be thoroughly expert
enced in all phases OF wood
repair and refinishing.
knowledge of upholstering
preferred, but not essential.
Inside shop work only. s.
day, 40-hour week, top
salary, time and a half for
all overtime, paid sick leave
and vacation. Free parking.
Company life insurance and
disqualification. Profit shar-
ing, permanent employment.
See Mr.. Sampson, 2146 gath
pl. ne.
Evening star., 1961-11-06
MACHINISTS
MACHINISTS
HELPERS

MACHlNISTS
HELPERS
To work in and around machine
shop doing assembly and simple
operation machine work. Perma-
nent position available with ad-
vancement for qualified men, high
school education required. Phone
for appt.. MA. S-1454, Mr.. Latin,
Mon. through Friday, to 4:30.
D. BALLAUF MANUFACTURING
CO.. INC.
MAINTENANCE MAN, for apis.
Married. Live on premises. Must
be dependable. Qualified to make
repairs. paint. Attend oil burn
er. Location, s, Arl.. Va. Write
Box 5OO-k, Star. or call 6S4-
MAN to assist maintenance SUI
perintendent; minor electric.
plumbing and general maintenance
repairs. Apartment and salary.
Apply S619 Piney Branch rd.,
Silver Spring. Md. JU. 5-71l1.
MAN, 2O-35, married, car. To learn
chemical distribution. opport. for
start. WI. 2-O255 after 5 PIN. "
MANAGER for BURGER CHEF
DRIVEN. Day work: exper. pre-
ferred but not necessary. Apply in
person 5401 Landover rd., Cheverly,
Md.
MEAT WRAPPER, fully experienced.
Apply MARKS MARKET, 1901
9TH st. NV, NO. 7-9059.
Evening star., 1961-11-06

GLASS MAN, exper., outside and
inside; steady work; year-round;
good salary. OIL. 4-2022.
HARDWARE SALESMAN and SEC
TION SUPERVISOR, high school
grad. must be capable Of assum-
ing responsibility. Preferably
Northern Va. resident. Starting
salary $50 wk. State age, previous
exper., reference and telephone
number. Write Box 4s2-K. Star.
IBM KEYPUNCH OPR.. definite ex-
per, 5 days, salary open. PO-
TOMAC EMPL., l04 E. Broad ST.,
JE. 2-7272.
If YOU HAVE SOLD vacs-books-
cookware, etc. can use you; only
men who want $4,000 or more
per year apply. Car necessary.
Call JU. 5-2727
JANIToR. mature sober couple only;
$3.50 mo. plus quarters in re-
fined downtown bldg. Mr.. Smith,
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, INC. 027
18th st. NV. DI. 7-14l1.
JANITOR-Must be handy and able
to do some painting. Steady job
regular hrs, no Sundays. Must be
honest and sober with references.
Apply from 10 to >. LIVINGSTON
APARTMENTS, 5437 Conn. ave.
NV.
JANITOR, middle-aged, married no
children, capable gardener: Ab,
Nolutelv MN dpipkar. auartars auf
Evening star., 1961-11-06
CARPET MECHANICS and aDpTen.
CASHIER. HEAD

Knowledge of bookkeeping ma
chimes necessary. Wholesale food
warehouse; all company benefits
and vacation. Opportunity for
advancement. Call RE. 7-6400
for appt
Evening star., 1961-11-06
FOOD SUPERVISOR
FURNITURE FINISHFR
FURNISHING SALESMAN

First-class mechanic for good-pay-
ing position. All employe bene-
fits. CURTIS BROS. FURNITURE
CO.. Ills v st. Sc.
Evening star., 1961-11-06
HELP MEN
RESEARCH TRAINEE

A eareer-minded individual 70 be
trained for specialized industrial
research p1sition. Chemistry back
grouud desired, local interna-
tional trade association. Contact
personnel dept. JU. 9-2334.
ROUTE sALESMAN-FuIl or part
time 10 sell leather and suede
cleaning. Excellent opportunity
and profit. Call collect. Mr.
SWIMMER, Saratoga 7-2277, Bal
timore.
ROUTEMAN-Exper. not necessary
Car. 22-37. Take over established
route in Rockville area: Sl05
Ek. start. ~. 5-31U4 after 8 pm.
ROUTEMEN
Need several full time men. one to
advance 70 manager, start $3.50
per month with benefits. future
increases. deliver classified pack
ages on established routes no sell
ing. Must be bondable, neat. and
healthy. Write giving phone nun
Der. age. heighth. weight. past,
present employment and ouslifi-
cations Box 407-J, Star.
Evening star., 1961-11-06
HELP MEN
tcoNTlNUEDl
Alto RODY MAN
AUTO MECHANICS

AUTO BRAKE MECHANIC anC
helper, young man. Apply eos
, 1961-06-14
OWN YOUR OWN HOME III ST. CIR DIX
MAXIMUM HOME BUILDING LOANS
UNDER FILA PLAN AT
1C Church Street, Christiansted

Your lot may qualify as down payment instead
of cash.
q # no land owned, lots available in Chrstansted
and Frederikssted areas, as much as 97% loans on
valuation Of house and lot.
g.. Low monthly payments because Of 25-year loans
up to $22.500O0 maximum.
A.. Ten different types of houses to choose from incud-
ing low cost houses or your own plan.
5. Finest quality masonry construction 4 FILA
) inspections.
6. Firm price in building contract speedy construction.
q. No red tape, application quickly filled out for you.
8. House can be oWner-occupied or rented.
20. Families living in the States may qualify.
10. 38th FILA house now under construction.
II. Most experienced operation in FILA financing and
construction in the Virgin Islands.
IL. Application ready for veterans who wish to build at
Annals Hope.
10. Two bedroom houses as low as $7,5ooOO. Larger
houses at various prices up to 100000.
Mornings or by appointment
ROBERT G. WALLACE. Licensed Contractor
FILA Construction Specialist in St Croix since 1853
Telephone 185W christiansted
, 1961-06-14

Want a boat you can beach easily,
haul or a trailer, use for skiing,
fishing, ioyriding? A boat that the
children are safe in? And a boat
that you don't mind getting dirty
because 1t is so easy to clean? Try
a BOSTON WHALER and prove to
yourself that 1t IS the safest. most
useful sport skif on the water.
, 1961-06-14

Mornings or by appointment
, 1961-06-14

Telephone 1s5W chrisiiansted
Evening star., 1961-06-21

backed by the Kennedy admin
iStration to include physical
fitness programs in the defense
education bill.
Senator Goldwater said his
purpose to eliminate the most
serious omission" in the bill
the absence Of any provision
for teaching "the nature and
objectives Of the enemy who
represents the most serious
threat to its existence which
this Nation has ever faced"
He said he would support
the extension OF the act if his
amendment is accepted, even
though, 81 am opposed to every
form Of Federal aid to educa-
ton"
He warned in a prepared
statement that extension of the
bill in any form will feed in
flation, broaden Federal con-
troll Of the education system
and lead to other frightening
developments"
II would prefer no bill at all, /"
Senator Goldwater said, "but
Evening star., 1961-06-21

if we're going to extend this bill
as I think we will, we ought
to deal with this most i'm
portant purpose"
The Senate Education Sub
committee yesterday decided to
put restrictions on the type OF
graduate fellowships awarded
under the National Defense
Education Act.
Several members expressed
unhappiness at some of the
fellowships awarded so far
under the three-year-old act.
These have gone for such sub
jects as folklore and church
The subcommittee decided to
put language into it's report on
the legislation specifying that
the fellowships should be given
to students seeking a Ph.D. to
teach in basic subjects-mathe-
matics, history, foreign Ian
guages, English, science and
the like.
Evening star., 1961-06-21
Senator Asks
Study Of Reds

Senator Goldwater, Republi-
can Of Arizona. today proposed
Federal subsidies for instruc-
ton on the threat of COM
muniSm.
The Senator called a press
conference to announce his
intention to offer an amend
ment providing the subsidies
during subcommittee consider
alton Of the bill to extend the
National Defense Education
Act.
His amendment would au-
thorize Federal funds for class
room equipment in courses on
world communism and for
teacher-training seminars in
that subject. At the same time,
he would eliminate a proposal
Evening star., 1961-06-21

oo40 Al SOAAAAAASAAOAAAS OAA ANONNo 9
question Of Federal aid to pa
rochial and private schools as
well as public schools.
He said the sentiment" of
the House leadership was to get
a House vote on the legislation
in the near future. He added
that specific problems of han
ding the bills would be met as
they come up.
Advocates of some Federal aid
for private and parochial
schools pin their hopes on
House Education and Labor
Committee action within the
next few days to approve a
separate bill of that kind. They
said they were reasonably con-
fident that such a measure
would be cleared by the Rules
Committee for House conSid-
Grafton.
Committee Votes Delay
The Rules Committee voted,
9 to 6, yesterday to take no
action on two bills already ap-
proved by the Education and
Labor Committee unless a pri-
vate school-aid bill likewise
was reported out. The bills
previously recommended by the
Education and Labor Commit
tee would provide about SIS
billion in aid for public school
construction and teachers SAL
aries and about $500 million
for college scholarship and
construction programs.
Mr.. Rayburn remarked today
that the Rules Committees de-
laying vote yesterday left the
overall situation about where
it had been. He repeatedly
favors bringing up the public
school bill first in the House.
But today he would not specify
what course might be taken and
what prioritieS might be as
signed if all three bills reach
the House floor at the same
time.
Mccormack Clarifies Views
Democratic Leader McCor-
mack said he wanted to clarity
his views which he said have
been miSinterpreted.
He explained that he always
has felt that the best strategy
would be to have the House
consider first a bill for some
Federal aid to parochial and
private schools. He declared,
however, that he would not
stand in the way Of House con-
sideration of the public school
bill first.
AS for prospects of House
approval of school-aid legisla-
tion in general in the near
future, Mr.. Mccormack said:
Il am more optimistic than
some others are"
Third Bill Due
The third bill, not yet
approved, would amend the
National Defense Education Act
by extending some Federal aid
to private and parochial
schools.
Chairman Powell, Democrat
Of New York, announced that
the full Education and Labor
Committee will take up that
bill tomorrow. He predicted
approval by Friday and said
he then would formally request
the Rules Committee to clear
it with the other two for House
action.
His prediction was immed-
Evening star., 1961-06-21
300 Industriuiists
Fete Eisenhower

YORK, Pa, June 81 (AP).-
Former President Eisenhower
was guest Of honor at a stag
dinner of some 300 industrial
leaders Of York County last
night.
Although Mr.. Eisenhower had
accepted the invitation to at
tend with the provision there
would be no speechmaking, he
did, however, urge the indus
trialiSts to take an active in
tereSt in politics.
Evening star., 1961-06-21
Women Police
To Meet Monday

The Southern region of the
International Association of
Women Police will meet next
Monday and Tuesday at the
Charter House Motel on Shirley
highway. Fairfax County.
Speakers will include DR.. Lois
L. Higgins, association presi-
dent and director of the Chi
cago Crime Prevention Bureau.
The Southern region includes
Louisiana, Alabama, Florida,
Georgia, South Carolina, Mis-
sisSippi, Tennessee, Virginia
and North Carolina. The meet
ing will be the first for the
Southern region.
Evening star., 1961-06-21

lately challenged by Republi-
cans on the committee. They
contended the private school
bill. in a subcommittee for sew
eral weeks, is much too COM
plex and controversial to be
rushed through" the full COM
mittee in a day or two.
Evening star., 1961-06-21
Royburn PIedgesAction
On nSchooIAid This Year
BY ROBERT X. WALSH
Star Staff Writer

Speaker Rayburn scotched rors today that the
might postpone schoolad bills until year.
emphasized however that the legislation still in trouble
I'VE going to try to this year. Mr. Rayburn
said commenting and counter involving
Evening star., 1961-06-21

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Evening star., 1961-12-17

the same probem-hoW to escape from
the strange abyss in which they are
trapped Susan Harrison Bill Wondom
1870 q HERE AND NOW.
Public Affairs One Of tonqhts features
is the story Of the First Christmas told
through the drawings Of school children
Frank MCGEE. host.
q EYEWITNESS.
Public Affairs Walter Cronkte report
ing.
HOO q NEWS AND LOCAL NEWS.
Color. Harkness Rash.
Cd PM EAST.
Variety Interviews. l Hour Guests
Children from the u N and Martyr
Green, British actor
q ELEVEN O'CLOCK FINAL.
ABC News Final. Commentary. J. Nc
caffrey. Weather. L. Allen. Sports,
S. GiImartin. Local news H. Wilson.
q II Pm. REPORT.
News, Weather. Sports and TV Editorial.
Ills q WEATHER. SPORTS.
Color. Forester, Simpson
1l:2o 0 THE LATE SHOW.
Movie Hour 40 Minutes Road to
Singapore" 1870 Comedy about life in
the South Seas. Bng Crosby Bob Hope
and Dorothy Lamour.
lips q Entertainment NEWS.
Color Gene Archer reporting
l1:3o q JACK PAAR SHOW.
Variety. 1Ha Hours.
q FIRST-RUN MOVIE.
approximately Hours. Lady on a
Train" 1915 A pretty girl traveller
witnesses murder. but police and friends
refuse to believe her. Deanna Durbn.
1900 @ PM WEST.
Variety. Interviews.
1890 @ NEWSBEAT.
100 q THE LATE, LATE SHOW
Movie 2lA Hours Treasure of Sierra
Madya 1oda Greed SuSnicion and
Evening star., 1961-12-17

l;|l:!;I ?Es:) 6
Evening. Cont.
$50 q SPEEDWAY INTERNATIONAL.
Sports Victory Circle Combination OF
Indianapolis and Daytona Races)
q THE FLINTSToNES.
Animated cartoons "The House Guest"
Toqetherness pals when Fred invites the
RubbIes to spend week with him and
Wilma.
0 ROUTE 66.
Adventure Hour Tod and Buz Martin
Miner and George Maharis) stir CON-
munitys hatred by defending murderer.
Nehemiah Persoff and Lois Smith star.
(Repeat)
900 9 CAPITAL MOVIE.
2 Hours. SINNERS Holiday" 1892.
Three relatives answer the call Of an aged
lady to appear for Christmas dinner.
George Raft, Ann Harding.
0 IT SUNSET STRIP.
Mystery l Hour. bullets for Santa"
Jeff tRoeer SMITH hunts for an unknown
assaiant who makes three attempts on
the life of film star MariIyn MAXWELL.
John Howard and Gerald Mohr.
$50 q TELEPHONE HOUR.
Music. ! Hour Color "A Trip to
Christmas" Narrated by Jane Wyatt.
Starring John Raitt, Jane Morgan, opera
star Lisa Della Casa, the Lennon Sisters.
Vioette Verdy and Edward ViIIeIIa Of the
New York City Ballet, and the Schola
Cantorum.
q FATHER OF THE BRIDE.
Comedy. Starring Leon Ames
1000 q TARGET: THE CORRUPT0RS.
Crime. l Hour. "The Fix" The drama
Evening star., 1961-12-17
. CAPITAL MOVIE.

2 Hours. SINNERS Holiday" 1892.
Three relatives answer the call Of an aged
lady to appear for Christmas dinner.
George Raft, Ann Harding.
Evening star., 1961-12-17

Mystery. l Hour. bullets for Santa"
Jeff tRoeer Smith hunts for an unknown
assaant who makes three attempts on
the life Of a film star MariIyn MAXWELL.
John Howard and Gerald Mohr
Evening star., 1961-12-17
q ROUTE 66.

Adventure. Hour. Tod and Buz Martin
Miner and George Maharis) stir a CON-
munitys hatred by defending murderer.
Nehemiah Persoff and Lois Smith star.
(Repeat)
Arizona sun., 1961-01-12


Well Folks:
I'll bet that Redy's Corner is
the first and only liquor store you
ever saw that featured Home
Made Pecan and Potato Pies
Well, we wouldn't feature them
either if they wern't so extra
good!' They are The individual
pies that fit so well in lunch pals
and make such good snack eat
ing and they are only 20 cents!
Come and get 'em because we
are so busy that we just don't have
time to deliver. ~
AS always,
Arizona sun., 1961-01-12

Arizonans during January will
find poultry meat and most fresh
vegetables plentiful at the mark
cts.
The supply OF broilers and fry
ers will be up twelve percent from
last year, according to DR.. Clar-
ence Edmond, marketing specia-
list of The University of Arizona
Cooperative Extension Service.
Beef supplies are expected to be
more plentiful by the end Of Jan.
than during December and most
of January. Prices are expected
to work downward on into the
Spring months, Edmond said.
Egg supplies in the West during
January are likely to be up about
eight percent from last year, but
this effect on prices will be more
than offset by five percent fewer
eggs in the nation" Edmond point
ed out.
This means eggs will be higher
than last year, but up less in the
West than in the nation as {
whole.
January is the peak marketing
season for citrus fruit. Oranges in
the West are slightly lower than
last year, while grapefruit sup.
Arizona sun., 1961-01-12

SIS genuine Fitch pocket stole
just like new. AL 2-3853.
Arizona sun., 1961-01-12
First Federal Gets
Special Award

First Federal Savings has re-
ceived special recognition from the
Federal Housing Administration
under the provisions of the
National Housing Act, according
to Joseph G.. Rice, chairman Of
the board and president of the AS
sociation.
1T has been very rewarding
over the years to have contributed
so much to the well being of the
people of this state by providing
adequate home financing through
the. FHA," says Rice.
Rounding out 35 years of sery-
ing the savings and loan needs OF
the state, First Federal has assets
of over $1OO million. The ASSoci-
alton opened 2 new offices in 1866
bringing the total to IL offices with
a 18th approved for opening in the
Christown area in 1861.
Arizona sun., 1961-01-12
Well Known Rose Experts To Give
Pruning Demonstrations AT Home

The Phoenix Rose Society will
sponsor a rose pruning demonStra-
ton January 18th, 2;3O pm. at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. James
o. Long, 6O37 South 18th Place and
all rose growers are cordially in
vited to attend this important
event
Mr.. doe" Thomson and Mrs.
Armstrong of Pasadena, CalifOr-
MIA. of the Corona Company, will
give the demonstrations They give
many of these programs each year
throughout the Southwest and are
recognized as top specialists in
the art of Rose Printing. doe"
and Mary have just written book
on Rose Pruning which will soon
be available to the public.
They will prune all types of roses
including Hybrid Teas, GranifloraS,
Floribundas and Polyanthas. Mr..
Bernard F. Grass will also be on
hand to show how to dormant spray
roses to control Mildew and in
sects, and how to seal and protect
rose canes from borer damage.
The first program of the demon
strationS will be at 10:30 am. at
the home of Mr.. /and Mrs. Ernest
A. Schrabb, 5102 East Monterey
Way, in case you cannot attend
the afternoon session at the Longs
rose garden. Pruning tools will be
given as door prizes to those at
tending the pruning demonstrations
by Corona.
They will also demonstrate how
to summer prune your roses in
September to prepare them for fall
rose shows, as well as general year
around care. This is their first
demonstration in private gardens
in Arizona, so don't miss the OPP
portunity of seeing these two ex-
perts prune the different varie-
ties.
Arizona sun., 1961-01-12
Poultry, Fresh Vegetables, Oranges
Lead Plentiful Foods During January

plies are down thirteen percent
in the West, but up one percent
for the Nation.
Even though citrus in the West
will be down slightly from last
year, oranges and grapefruit will
be a good seasonal and economical
source of Vitamin c." Edmond
said.
Cranberries and canned olives
also will be good January buys.
Cranberry production is up six
percent from last year and 80 per-
cent above average. Scanned ripe
olives are more plentiful this year
than since 1856.
Vegetables for fresh market are
expected to be moderately larger
than last year. Most plentiful will
be cabbage, lettuce, cauliflower,
broccoli, and celery. These are
thought to be from around three
to seven percent above last year.
Cabbage will be especially plenti-
full. In Arizona, cabbage and cauli-
flower are up about As percent
from last year.
Although all these plentiful
foods listed will be relatively more
plentiful than others, Arizona
homemakers should certainly take
advantage of specials on other
foods" Edmond concluded.
Arizona sun., 1961-01-12
New Publication
Set On Pruninq

Pruning Hedges, Shrubs and
Trees" is the name of a new pub
Iication now available from the
County Agricultural Extension
Service.
Written by HOrticulturiSt Steve
Fazio at the University of Arizona,
the bulletin explains how to trim
and train ornamental trees and
shrubbery. Easily understood line
drawings show exactly how and
where to make pruning cuts. A
section also is devoted to methods
of increasing the density of eStab-
lished shrubs and hedges.
According to County Agricultural
Agent Lowell True, the bulletin
should prove very useful to home
owners and gardeners throughout
Arizona With it as a guide, even
the rankest amateur can do a
creditable job of pruning his trees
and hedges, he reports.
The paper-bound booklet could
not have come out at a more OPP
perfume time. True adds. 1t is
during the winter dormancy per-
iod in January and February that
most trees and shrubs should be
pruned in this area.
Persons interested in obtaining
the bulletin should write to Agri-
cultural Extension Service, 1901 w.
Madison ST., Phoenix, or to the
county agricultural agent in the
county where they live. Copies
will be supplied free to hometown
ers and gardeners upon request.
Arizona sun., 1961-01-12
SCHOOL MENU

MON. JAN. 16 = 4i.pat
Roast Meat ~ fst;'
Whole kernel buttered corn
Lettuce with dressing
Rolls (hot home made)
Apple criSps. ,
Milk or Chocolate milk.
TUES. JAN. II
Meat Pie
Cottage cheese and lettuce
Biscuits
Sweet rolls and milk
WE'D. JAN. Is
Wiener winks
Buttered peas
Cole Slaw
Peach upside down cake an
milk
THURS. JAN. 10
Chiliburger
Celery and carrot sticks
Green beans
Jello
Milk
FRI. JAN. 20
Fish sticks
Buttered potatoes
Garden salad
!, Date cookies
Arizona sun., 1961-01-12
Domestic WAGES Is Announced

When to report or not to report
the wages of domestic workers for
social security purposes is ques-
ton which continues to perplex
many Phoenix householders, ac-
cording to William r. Howells,
Acting District Manager of the
Phoenix Social Security office.
N Many cases of misunderstand-
ing come to our notice as a result
of the. filing of claims for Social
Security benefits" Mr.. HowellS
continues. Because this often in
wolves wages paid in past years
Arizona sun., 1961-01-12
Calendar Of Events
Important

AS of this week the 903 Record
Shop and Clovis Campbell will be-
gin choosing the best dressed man
and woman alternately. N
Those persons wishing to parti-
cipate may do so by attending all
calendar events listed in this pa
per.
They will have a photographer at
all calendar events to choose the
best dressed man and woman o f
the week.
Keep your eye on this event.
Something will happen at the end
of the year.