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Evening star., 1961-02-27


Tim Mcnamara, 5-foot- q
guard for st. Johns, has suf-
fered too long In the taller
shadows Of his teammates dur
ing the Cadets basketball win
ming streak Of eight and six
games this season.
A $3.50 victory over Carroll
yesterday at DeMatha is Just
the latest Of several decisive
victories In which Tiny Tim has
wrecked the opposition with his
awkward-looking, two-handed,
jumping push shot.
Don Roth got 1S Of his a
points in the first half as St.
Johns twice grabbed 10-point
leads, but Carroll, led by Walt
Lindsay and Chuck Rohan,
closed the gap to 39-37 In the
third quarter. McNamara de-
stroyed that threat with three
Of his Jump shots and a driving
one-hander, than sank two
more jumpers in the fourth
period before the first team re-
tired with q 67-47 lead.
st. Johns, now owning q 1877
overall record and already run
nerup to unbeaten DeMatha in
the first half Of the Catholic
League schedule, can wrap up
second place in the second half
with o victory over rival Con-
zaga next Sunday. Otherwise,
the Cadets viii have to play off
against Mackin for the second
berth in the knights Of Colum-
bus Tournament.
Evening star., 1961-02-27
AnaeIs Add Couch

PALM SPRINGS, Calf, Feb.
q (AP). - The Los Angeles
Angels today announced the
hiring of a fourth coach-Jack
Paepke, who was a pitcher and
a catcher for the old Hollywood
Stars of the Pacific Coast
League. The Angels said Paepke
will work with the catchers.
Evening star., 1961-02-27

NEW YORK, Feb. ~ (AP),
-Valery Brunei, Russia's mat
inee idol high jumper. goes for
broke in the Knights of Co.
lumbus Games here Friday
night in his last appearance
this winter in the United
States.
Tall, handsome and relaxed,
the 18-year-old Brunei said
through an interpreter today
that he hopes to hit z feet 4
or 5 inches before heading
home to Moscow.
II don't say I can do IT," he
smiled. "but I am going to give
1t my best"
His best 50 far is 7-41a in
Leningrad o month ago. When
he came here there was some
doubt that he would be any
competition for John Thomas
Of Boston q. Valery would be
In o strange country. the
crowds would be against him,
the floor would be unfamiliar
and the arena would be foreign
to him.
Thomas Beaten Twice
But as 1t turned out, Thomas,
the 19-year-old junior, has
been the disappointment. Twice
they have met and twice
Brunei has won. Saturday
night in the National AAU
championships, he cleared TO.
Thomas made Z feet even.
The week before in their first
indoor meeting. Brunei did 7-3
to Thomas I'll.
Brunei thus became the first
Russian ever to win a United
States national indoor title.
Valery, who has studiously
avoided any opinion on
troubles, permitted
himself a little leeway.
Evening star., 1961-02-27
Scheffinq Kin Dies

ST. LOUIS, Feb. ~ (AP).-
DR.. John M. O'Connell. father
'in-law Of Manager Bob Schef-
fling Of the Detroit Tigers, died
here Saturday. He was 72. He
is survived by his widow, six
daughters, including Mrs. Paul
Inc Scheffing, and three sons.
Evening star., 1961-02-27
FIGHT RESULTS

BY the Associated Press
Los ANGELES. - Gaspar Ortega,
149lz, Mexico. outpointed Benny
(Kid) Paret, 154h. Cuba, 10.
Evening star., 1961-02-27
5-FoOt-S Star
Helps Cadets
Near2d Place
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
(SeeOnd Half

lO'Connell at Carroll. pm: Sunday
GonSaga Vs. St. Johns at DeMathas
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-12-28

ONLY 2 years old is this 3-bedroom
ranch with full basement, built-ln
oven and range, gas furnace; call
today, $500. Yakkel Realty.
WIZ d.S440
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-12-28
1859 BUICK

La Sober Convertible. Dynoflow, "a.
dio and heater, power steering and
brokes. Medium blue offset by
white wall coz
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1850 FALCON
1859 THUNDERBIRD

aso0t, g.; ;:,,asr .s'dsrd .r.,,I,st, shift; Sll95
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1-BEDROOM bungalow. / down, 3
up, large kitchen, wood-burning
fireplace in living room. new gas
furnace; nothing down. Gil. Sl4.-
900, Yakksl Realty, VIII. 4-544O.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-12-28

VERY clean and neat IS this pretty
little ranchette with attached ga
rage. gas heat; real buy for
cid son CT. Yakkel Realty,
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-12-28

crvisomoiie, radio and heoier. power
steering, brokes &010S
and windows @6 4 ~
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-12-28

BUNGALOW, years old; 2 bed
rooms with expansion up. beauti-
full recreation room: owner trans
ferred; see and make offer. De-
Wanna Realty. 535 East leSth ST.,
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-12-28

m Euclid, 2 beautiful brick colon
ials, vacant: can be rented with
option, also land contract. De-
Wanna Realty, 535 East 18Sth ST.,
KE 1.2227
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-12-28

64OO DOWN will move you hight
into this perfect starter home;
all improvements in, $ll 500. Yak
kel Realty. VIII. 4-5440.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-12-28

JUST redecorated in and out is
this 3-bedroom home with 2 full
baths, finished recreation room
with bar. garage and fenced-in
yard; excellent Willowick loca-
ton and only $4,000. Yakkel Re-
,Itv WH A-5440
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NORTH of blvd; a lovely family
home; 4 bedrooms, baths. base
ment, garage; lot 50xl35; call to-
day. DeVanna Realty, $50 East
l85t1 st., KE. l-2227.
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REAL ESTATE

JUST reduced; 3-bedroom ranch
with double closets. garage; only
4 years old; on nice tree-shaded
lot, $l5.400. Yakkel Realty.
WITH 4-S40
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-12-28

ST. Jerome's parish: colonial: 8
bedrooms. modern kitchen, 2
baths, beautiful condition; owner
anxious, leaving city. DeVanna
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-12-28

k.BEDROOM colonial; paneled rec
reation, full basement; East l66th-
East 20Oth, asking S17,50O.
KE l-8985
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-20

The Democratic platform called
for every school board in the
country 70 file q plan Of desegre-
cation Sithin six months after
the bill IS passed
such IS impossible. Secretary
wilkins said unless legislation
70 that effect is approved and
moves forward without delay in
the present Congressional session.
The Kennedy Administration
has made an excellent beginning
on civil rights on the executive
level through the Justice Depart
meni through appointment Of
Negroes 70 office and through the
attitude and announcements of
the President himself Mr. Will
klns said
However the Administration 8
association decision would seem
10 reject The proposal that the
Civil Right Corn4ss si0n be made
permanent 1hlcn vas also a
pledge IN tre Democratic plat
form
However ihs Administration 5
dissoc isi.cr cerl,.on would seem
70 reject the proposal that the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-20
Nf4CPDccy1cs White House
D'sounng of CrI Rights Bill

NEW YORK The NAACP
'orned ,he Kcrrecs Adrlrisfra.
ton, 5eci,ion 70 als,oclatc tine
y niis House from the a>ii RIGHTS
bills introduced n Congress May
8 IS mistaken and regreiiahlc
The bills Ncrc introduced hy
senator Joseph 5 Clark D Pa !
and Representative Emanue. Gel.
lcr D. NY They were deslg.
mated by President Kennedy last
Summer 20 put the Democratic
platform pledges or civil rights
into leg. -la'itc form
President Kcnnedys decision
was revealed by White House
Press Secretary Pierre Saiinecr
20 reporters on May 9th SAID
Saingcr
The President has made il
clear that he does not think il
is necessary az this time 10 enact
civil rights legislation"
This decision. stated hAAcP
Executive Secretary Roy Wilkins.
means that the Administrator
will not be able 70 live Up 70 The
Democratic party platform prom
ise on school infeerafion.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-20
Belle Isle Concert Band
Season Opens June II

as new music commemorative Of
that time.
Leonard Smiths band OF 81
Of the nations top flight artists
has been described as one OF
The great professional concert
bands of all time The person
mel includes players from sever
al major United States symphony
orchesiras and bands all with
long professional experience A
former member of the great
SouSa Band has been with the
Belle Isle Band for several years.
With a complete change of
program every night and a mini
mum Of rehearsal time. profci-
ency in we'll over 500 different
compositions is an absolute re-
quiremcnt in this highly skilled
organization Each year. many
musicians from all over the Uni
ted States seek opportunity 10
play in The Belle Isle Band.
moving it to be one Of the
most exacting proving grounds
o. professional muSicianship in
the country today. Certainly the
highly compressed season of as
concerts. with a completely new
program every night. is a chal-
longing experience for the most
capable musician Among muSl-
cans. having played even one
season with The Belle Isle Band
i considered TO be one of the
best recommendations on ones
professional musical capabilities.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-20
NAAP TO Celebrate
Court School Decision

Michigan Branches OF the MA
ACP and other civil rl.hts sup
portcrS will Join IN special
program TO celebrate The 9TH An
nlversary Of the L S Supreme
Court Decision Of May II. 1854
which banned racial segregation
IN the public schools. The celc-
bration will be conducted from
the Capitol steps in Lansing on
Wednesday, May II al 2 pm.
All state organizations of the Ma
ACP around the country will be
conducting similar observances on
their state capitol grounds.
Principal speaker for the AIichi-
gan observance will be Bishop
Stephen Gill Spottswood the
newly elected Chairman of the
National Board of Directors. Ma
ACP. Bishop Spottswood is head
OF the Fourth Episcopal District
OF the African Methodist Episco-
pal Zion Church of which Michi-
gan is a member Others partici-
patlng in the program will be
state leaders of the NAACP. Gov.
John B. Swanson and Ernest
Green. one of the original nine
Negro students who were register
ed in Central High School in
Little Rock. Green now attends
Michigan State University
Officers of the NAACP said
that the occasion for next We'd
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-20
DITTO RIAL
Business Ethics In 1851
onilnued from Last Week

j too can be discouraged and
dshcaricncd hy an atmosphere
q constant hostility Suspicion
ard criticism
7 am concerned Is l an sure
many % you are 81 recent chain
.. events that lcu.c Grouse broad
popular disirusi and >ha' could
ret.te old and @orro4i hos'.I.i!es
iesard American business and
industry Too fa,i and too close
ioseiher for comfor' We have
had series az falls from grace
involving some of our oldest and
most respected business firms
8. q director Of one Of the cleo
ir.cai goods manufacturers and
as me chief executive officer OF
an auiomotiye manufacturing nusi-
ness mr conctrn j.. more than
academic In addition 10 price.
fixing convictions IN the one IN
iu>'ry and conflict Of interest
charges in the other Congress
sional committees. IN still other
industries have turned UP evl
efncc OF widespread collision
between c0rrupt unions and equ-
alt corrup; Management, Let me
note tha, whatever differences
cur company may have had with
the JAW We nave developed d
genuine respect for the deter
mlnaton Of IT'S leadership 10 keep
IL free Of corruption
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-20
Vice Pres. To
Speak at Howard
Univ. Exercises

WASHINGTON. D c. Vice
President Lyndon B Johnson
wil deliver the principal address
= The 93ra annual Commence
reni Of Howard University Fri.
day June 9 at $50 pm Com
renccment exercises will be held
IN the Upper Quadrangle of the
Howard campus. and will be
open TO the public.
The convocation will mark
the close OF a six-day program
OF commencement week acii-
v.iy at Howard The PROGRAM
begins with Baccalaureate SER
vices Sunday. June 4 at $50 pm.
The services are scheduled at
the same site as Commencement
exercises
In the event of inclement wealth
or. either or both programs will
be held at Cramton Auditorium.
Sixth and Fairmont SITS, NV.
During Commencement exer.
cises Howard President James
" Nabrit. Jr will confer degrees
upon some 700 seniors in the
University's 10 schools and col
leges This years graduating
classes will increase the num-
Der of Howard graduates TO more
than $4,000.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-20

nesday will take on a special
significance in view of the back
ward step Of the State House of
Representatives last Tuesday
night in passing Senate Bill 1874
which is aimed at multiplying Rule
9 In addition to celebrating.
said Edward NJ. Turner. President
of the Michigan State Conference
"a great decision handed down
by the L s Supreme Court in
1854. we must take a sober look
at the conduct of the Michigan
State Legislature which seems
TO be determined to move back
wards while the rest of the nation
Is struggling 10 close the gap bet
ween our democratic preachments
and our discriminatory and harm
ful racial practices We cannot
and we will not stand By ana
permit this to happen. and we
intend 10 make clear on Wedncs-
day our determination 10 resist
every effort found to deprive
Negro citizens in this state of
equality of opportunity
II was also announced from
the Detroit office of the NAACP
that a motorcar caravan of De-
trolters who are DESTROYS of parti-
cipatlng in the celebration will
leave the Detroit Branch office.
1922 Dexter. at 1900 am. next
Wednesday morning.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-20
NEWER CEASE 10 PRAY

Leonard p. Smith, Dciroit's
ambassador of band music par
excellence. begins his sixteenth
season as conductor OF The fam
Cd Belle Isle Concert Band AZ
its opening concert Of the 1861
season on Sunday. June IL al
7 PM. al the Remick Memorial
Shell Grove on Belle Isle. The
season extends through August
6 and there will be As concerts
in all The band will play six
nights each week for approxi-
nlately eight weeks and there
will be a complete change OF
program every night. The SER
les is sponsored by The City OF
Detroits Department OF Parks
and Recreation All concerts are
free to the public. direct bus
service TO the band shch is SEIZED
uled regularly and increased
parking facilities are available
this year.
This season concerts will be
designed 70 salute Ambassadors
of Detroit citizens whose efforts
III achieving national recogni-
uon for our city as fine place
10 live and work are outstanding.
The traditional Polish Night"
a ID Scandinavian Midsummer
Fest" will again add lusire TO
the series Conductor Smith re-
Gently named chairman OF state
committee The Impact of the
Civil War Upon Maslc In Mich.
gan plans to feature music char
actcriStic of that period as wpll
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-20

one q tnf asnS is'e'na'ih-
iain-s ABOUT business corpora.
ton j 'n-'--n - e-i.s llis aNi
n9' mercy e '1e ie-e! sefse--
Goes i-se 9n A1's "a 'Ne e'''i'
i'', e. +. Person 4 iRas no -
fe.'e H'-'tHt' pe'>e'i1'.'s 4,
h1A ~ -tt1 ~ Ae,'R "4ln Ieo.
.h Y -s sNs' ah7
-''g 'ie'isff
le'i -iia FIJI 'i-a''o'i' jn'l
..t" some pope 'f 'l-t he
z, -''a "iH e''e 'fi,' q
z s -'''-.. -H'tn'1rN.s ana
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-20
VIC VET
SAYS

Q - I'm . Spanish.American
War veteran Can ! get dental
treatment from the VA without
icing in VA hospital
A-Spanish-Americsn War vet.
e,sns may receive dental treat
nent through the VA outpatieni
program as needed.
Q-Is age requirement for
care in a VA domiciliary home2
Ali you are disabled. unable
10 follow gainful occupation
and financially unable 10 care
for yourself, you would be en-
titled TO domieiIisry care.
Q-Can find out through the
Veterans Administration where
my nephew was buried overseas?
A-No, your question should be
directed 70 that branch Of The
armed forces in which your nep-
hew served.
Q-How widespread through
out the United States is the
direct CT home loan program
administered by the VA?
Ava is now making direct
loans in 2,474 Of the 3.072 covn'
ties in the United States and in
parts Of another 26e counties.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-20

Therefore will we also
serve the Lord, for he is our
God.-(Josh. 24:1s).
We can meet any change in
our life and affairs by holding
steady with God. We can look
TO Him for inspiration and
guidance and He will lead US
N ways that bring success
and soul-satisfaction.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-20


Q. ne American Petroleum In.
sts,s'es Acc.Gen, Prevention and
Fir, Protection Committees that
mars drivers oTere>tmatc Their
abili'y 10 keep q car under CON
trci 2 an emer-enCy
The plain. hard facts are that
the majority ~ inivry-producing
accidents are caused by self
acknowledged good drivers who
are travelling at speeds under
SO miles per hour" he said.
The majority Of American auto.
mobile drivers firmly believe they
are superior drivers. he said.
In their opinion. other less
competent drivers cause accidents
and other peoplc-not themselves
become involved in traffic ac-
cidcnts, he added.
Average drivers who become
involved in an accident because
OF an unsafe act. like changing
lanes without looking. probably
have done the same unsafe act
so many times without having
an accident that they have de-
veloped false sense of security
he said.
The Chrysler Corporation OK.
ecutive. who is also a member of
the Detroit Streets and Traffic
Commission. said there is a need
for a coordinated campaign to
overcome these negative attitudes
that cause driver apathy on traffic
safety.
Such a campaign must be
undertaken comparatively not only
by the automotiye and petroleum
industries. but by the various
safety organizations. medical as
soclations, insurance companies,
news media and other groups
and agencies interested in pro-
noting traffic safety" he said.
We must pool our ideas and
agree on an overall objective.
with each participant responsible
for developing one phase of the
program
He suggested several safe driv-
Ing practices, such as:
Before driving. look for soft
tries: test lights and dircctional
signals and make sure brakes are
operating properly.
Scan the highway ahead and be
prepared TO cope with develop.
ing traffic patterns.
Look at rear and side view
mirrors every few seconds so
you can make informed decisions.
Watch the left front wheel of
oncoming cars for the first clue
of unexpected action by those
drivers.
Stay far enough behind the car
ahead, especially on expressways,
so that you can stop safety.
Never pass a car on a hill.
Signal other drivers to let them
know what you intend to do.
Today's traffic conditions call
for teamwork, not the every.man
for.himseIf attitude.
In addition, Mr.. Alderman
urged the promotion of such de.
vices as safety cushions on in
strument panels and visors. en-
Urgency flasher lights and seat.
belts.
"Chryslcr Corporation is so
convinced Of the value of seat
belts. he said. that it is the
first aromotive firm TO make
them available on a non.profit
basis"
Describing the positive effect
seat belts have on the attitudes
OF person using them. he said
that the very act Of buckling a
safety seat belt makes a person
aware that an accident can hap.
pen and that he is taking a sen.
sIble precaution.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-20
FEAR NO EVIL
Iconfinved from Back Pase)

ifvaI protection, there Is no
other power Gods creation.
AS we watch and pray with
a feryent desire, we find
Jesus reflecting the one Mind.
God. in full measure.
In these times, we need 10
discern Gods power and His
protection.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-20
SeIf-Satisfied Drivers
Cause Traffic Accidents

Selfssiisfied driving Is . major
reason behind traffic accidents.
Pas. G Alderman CnrySler
Corporation VICE president En-
. .neerln.- sala here
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-20

Good thoughts prayer. and
study bring us closer 10 God,
and they make manifest IN
life true substance.
NEVER CEASE TO PRAY
We should never cease TO
pray and study. This is the
only way 10 provide ovrselv-
es with the power OF spir-
Evening star., 1961-07-16
ROUTEMAN

laundry and dry clean.
ing salesman for choice route for
old established firm. Condensed
territory, best clientele, good SAL
airy to start. S140 to $3.50 wkly.
salary within year. None but
experienced need apply. Cali
any time between $50 to 10 pm.
AP. 7-2266. or UN. 4-3763.
RoUTEMEN, established linen sup
ply routes; refs. req. Apply Sun.
or Mon. for interviews; salary
open. CENTRAL LINEN SVC.,
214a Queens Chapel I'd. ne.
Evening star., 1961-07-16
HELP MEN
ENGINEER

Senior design engineer-BSEE, with
extensive exper. In the design ano
fabrication Of original and com
and ereatiye ability Il importsnf
Salary open, many company bene.
fits, excel. long range gross pro.
gram. MARQUARDT SPECIAL
PRFYoJEcTS Pr LARoRAToSgsY' ROCK
Evening star., 1961-07-16


Part time, evenings; sehl. teachers
preferred: salary $40 Der niEht.
3 hrs, car necessary; must be
a commission SALES JOB. Northern
Va. resident. Call Mr.. HUNDLEY.
JE. 4-S1OO Mon, Tues and Wed.
8 am. to pm.
RADIo-TV REPAIRMAN, GOOD
sxper.. salary open. POTOMAc
cSRei; cSurcS, JE. Eoa s.7ISs Z; Broad Falls
REAL ESTATE SALES PERSON.
MEL, for the most active organi-
Lation in Beth-Chevy Chase. We
need two aggressive, eXper.. full
time sales people. 70 help US meet
our great demand in selling and
listing Of houses: complete assist
Ance from MANAGEMENT, full-time
/ secretary and 24-hour answering
services and daily advertising re-
ferrals and inquiries are producing
maximum number Of quality
sales and listing leads, Call MISS
appointment, OF. 6-4334.
REAL ESTATE SALES PEOPLE for
bers of multiple listing service.
Full office bscking. we will train
new people in the profession. Call
Mr.. SEIBER, 354-39O2 or CT.
6-6S42 til 8 pm.
REAL ESTATE SALESLADY, OR
MAN! We need helpl Unlimited
earnings! Car necessary! Exper.
ience preferred or we will train
you! Call Mr.. Lamb or Mr.. Peter
sfP1S9 Ri H9 e.. e. iNc! hIsiii; sEAtF6Es HtAEPA p
REAL ESTATE sALEsMAN-c0i::
ored, one full time, experienced
preferred: vii guarantee Tsekly
plenty Of office owned properties
and listings. Open for one man or
woman. Call Mr.. Seymour.
Murray Levine Ia. 1914
REAL ESTATE SALES MGR, old
reliable firm, good location: mem
Der NILS; CLYDE r. ADAMS,
REAL ESTATE statesmen OR
WOMEN, EXPERIENCED ONLY.
INTERESTED IN SALES ON
LARGE SUBDIVISIONS. ALSO
N. S. BRYER CO.
Realtors HE. 9-31O0
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN-Nearby
Va; opportunity to advance. For
details. JE. 4-4320.
REAL ESTATE Statesmen for ac-
tive Northern Virginia office; full
time; experience preferred; excel
lent commission arrangement, as
high as 501 on sales and 1879
on nstings. Write fully. Box SO.
B. Star.
REAL ESTATE, full or part-time;
1S5 sftIM aEtlys; sr9Ting HpE.S sompany mp ERE
WORTH REALTY, UN. 4-290s.
REAL ESTATE statesmen OR
sTHRTTNo STNTTi For + A TINSHESxpGaE HS GERSs =
ENcED, INTERESTED PERSONS.
INVESTIGATE TODAY. NO COST
TO YOU.
N. S. BRYER co.
Realtors HE. $500
REAL ESTATE statesmen; full
men for active office. Draw and
liberal commission. Mr.. MICKEY.
RA. $4,000.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN-Full or
part time; will train. Rockville
office. r. L. SMITH, GA. 4e77ii.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, colored,
for active D. c. office. full time.
expense account to exper. man.
TU. 2-7S50.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, expert.
enced, for old established, SMALL
Upper MONTGOMERY office, retire.
ment creates vacancy. Call Mr..
MANUEL, WI. $4,000.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
II for success you cannot wait,
And you've a car and time,
You'll get there selling real estate,
So Call GRACE "; KLEIN
Evening star., 1961-07-16

9th class, colored. married, no chill
dren. NV. apt. bldg. Top refer
ences required. Avail. immed. Sal
sry and apt. Apply res. mgr.' Ho.