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AUIoMosILEs EoR SALE AUToMosIIEs EoR SALE

CHEW. 81 Impala s-eyl. 4-dr. Id
top. white ext. fully equipped.
under 5000 mi, Leaving country
Best offer over $500. 33S-4ses.
CHEVY 80 Impala eony.. white W
white top. 10000 mi. owner
Eqly eeutp-, excel eond. Sl.s75.
CHEVY 81 2-dr. hardtop, VS..
radio, Wv. white rolled and
pleated interior. CY. 1866.
CHEVROLET '62 Impala VS. con-
vertible, PVT. steering and brakes,
power windows, auto. trans, r.
and h.. super VS. engine plus many
other extras. Must see for only
ROYAL MOTORS
400 Georsia Ave. NV. Ia. $4,000
CHEW. '5s Brookwood sta. wagon.
S-eyl.. auto. transm.. new tires.
peri. eond. 81. l.095. u. 4-6797.
CHEVROLET 80 Brookvood 4-dr.
station wagon. 6-eyl, auto. trans,
r. and h. exceptional car $4,000
CHEVROLET '5s convertible, VS.,
auto. trans, equipped. black and
sharp. S1,l95. 273-6020.
CHEW. SO VS. convertible. T. and
h., auto. trans, p.S., sparkling
white beauty. Sl.595. low as SI95
down, cash q tra9s c,-v
$500 wis. Ave. EN-. 3-4SOO
CHEW. '55 station wagon Nomad.
M Z anS S54iss "a suso; sSn;SsJ SW x sEes sss7 s9SG
Monday.
CHEVROLET 1851 with '54 engine
2ISGoF &oIfo SIS. & fHs me- E. s-sSss ss needs some
CHEW. 80 Impala 2-dr. hardtop,
VS.. standard trans. 7. and h,
new whitevalls. $4,000 mi. like
0ffsi. 0fsi SSsl3assao q lSas Cr any reasonable
CHEVROLET '5s Brookwood VS.
s!.Tn WsEGn Dr. Cx.rS,ys PoWsr brakes sss,,,Ts and
Ssrsain value. OF. 2-2o44 80.
CHEVROLET 81 Impala conv., blk.
Wv. tires, excel. cond. $1,000.
3O1-743-2231.
CHEVROLET 1856 VS. 4-dr. Bel
new Wv. tires, pow. st., pow. br.,
new seat covers, 1-owner car, Jet
black. It's q beauty. S595. Sew
eral other good buys. DICK SHAW
USED CARS. Open Sun, SIS pm.
Call 529-339l.
CHEW. II '62 Nova 400" 4-df.
station wagon. White wired int.
Wv, 5000 mi. S2.295. 773-S579.
CHEVY II. Nova wagon. p.gn p.s.,
T. and h., mos, 1900 mi, trade
Accented, can finance OR. 4-42l4
CHEVY '58 VS. 2-dr. Bel Air h.t.
STICK overdI, :. and h, Wv.
S675 or best offer. HI. 9-5609.
CHEVROLET $50 2-dr. Bel Air, q
tone green, auto. trans, r. and h.,
/ owner, low MI, spotless, must
see to appreciate. Priced low at
SOS. 5s5-363S.
CHEVROLET '5s Bel Air, low mile
age, exceptional care, good cond.
Best offer. OIL. 4-1737.
CHEVROLET '58 VS. Brookwood A.
dr.. station wagon, r. and h., Wv.
tires, auto. trans, $4,000 mi,
perfect condition. EASTOVER
AUTO. open Sunday, 10. 2-6300.
CHEVROLET '5S VS. Biscayne, std.
trans. Looks and runs perfect.
EASTOVER AUTO, open Sunday,
10. 2-6300.
CHEW. $50 2-door Impala hardtop.
& cylinder. powerglide, power
steering. radio. heater. sliyer-blue
finish. q real beauty. OK guar.
only I.bl5.
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CADILLACS

Why settle for less than the best
/ When Q Premium 9uanLy useC e1
\ your motoring dollar. Come BY tc
\ see us and compare value.
1860 conv., FACT. A.C., full power
An immac. Alpine white with REQ
| and white int. They lust don
come any nicer. $3S9b.
1860 de ville-type sedan. FACT.
A, c., every conceivable extra
incl, power windows and seat. A
real low mileage beauty. S34So.
1859 Sedan de vile. FACT. A: C..
all Cadillac equipment, incl. power
windows and seat, beautiful
metallic blue with matching orig.
int, S2995.
1859 Coupe de VILE, full power,
every extra, Sierra beige with
matching interior, $1,000 miles.
This is one of the sharpest 'b9s
we've seen. S2995.
1859 conv., full power, popular al
pine white with solid red leather
an exceptionally clean conv. that
you must see to appreciate. SZ99o.
1858 conv,, every extra, full power.
polar white with new black top;
Q real outstanding '5S. $21e5.
1858 de vilie-type 4-door. all Cadil-
lac equip, an unusually sharp
orig, See and drive this car and
you will buy It at S1995.
1857 "e2" 4-door hardtop, full
power, q beaut. rose finish with
contrasting gray and white orig.
int. This is that clean 81 you've
been looking for S1595.
1856 "60-s" fleetwood 4-dr. FAC
TORY AIR CONDITIONING. fun
power, every conceivable extra;
Immaculate original Biscayne blue
finish. Must see 10 appreciate.
S1196.
1855 "75" s-passenger sedan. orig.
black finish, full power; formerly
owned by q funeral home and re-
fleets exceptional care. S1295.
1855 Coupe de vile. full rower, all
extras. q very. popular model. q
TO choose fronl), priced from S695.
Many Other Cadillacs
To Choose From
WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL
TRADE AND BANK FINANCING
The above are some Of the finest
used Cadillacs you will see. They
have all been reconditioned, serV-
iced and guaranteed by cne OF the
areas Oldest and most reliable
Thacker Motors
18th and r. I. Ave. NE. LA, s.1lOO
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CHRYSLERS 'e2 company offieia
cars. t3 to choose fromi. below
dealers cost. Call FRED FRED-
ERICk. 776-7373.
CHRYSLER '5s 4-dr. windsor
torque transm-, power steering
power brakes, 2. and h, black
and white. Immac. condition. One
OWNER. 1915. HE. 9-3756.
CHRYSLER 81 4-dr. de luxe Wind.
Sor. excel. eond., sacrifice. Cal
CHRYSLER '6I. New Yorker. d
luxe 4-dr., fun power, plus al
electrical equipment, ?. & h, blue
matching custom interior. S2.655
ROYAL MOTORS
400 Ga. Ave. NV. IA. $4,000
CHRYSLER '55 New Yorker COW
White, leather inter. r. and h
New tires, paint. battery. S695 OF
best offer. OIL. 2-3053.
CHRYSLER 81 windsor sedan
Looks and runs like new. S695
Terms, $50 down. CALL MON.
DAY, ROPER. LA. $4,000
CHRYSLER 80 Windsor hardtoT
coupe, blue and white. equipped
Ike new, special Sl.7y5.
lCaplC0l Cadlllac-OldS Co.
1922 22nd ST. NV. sFE. 7-e60C
CHRYSLER 80 Newport convert.
ihle.. brand-new. fully equipped
display model. terrific savings OF
this moonlight and roses special
$500, terms to fit your budget
L. P. STEUART NV.
$500 Wis. Ave. NV. EN- $4,000
CHRYSLER '6l "3OO-G" hardtoT
coupe; air conditioned. fully
equipped. srlington green finish
all-leather beige interior: Very
clean, Weekend special. 50. .5a5.
Capitol Cadillac-OldSCo Co,
1929 22nd 81. NV. FE. 7-26OC
CHRYSLER 49, New Yorker 4-dr
! Power steering and brakes, T. & h.
toraueflite, Wv. tires, etc. Branc
new. S3,695.
ROYAL MOTORS
400 Ga. Ave. NV ia. $4,000
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AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

COUNTRY CLUB USED CARS onlSl
a. eHEyY CHASE cHEVRoLET.
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CHEW. $50 2-door Impala hardtop,
& cylinder. powerglide, power
steering. radio. heater. sliyer-blue
finish. q real beauty. OK guar,
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AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

] CONTINENTAL SO convert, fun
power IN beaut eond. SI,e5U.
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Akers Olds-Cadillac Co.

CADILLAC 1861 black air-condi-
toned sedan with full power in
cluding seat and windows. S4,675.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANTIQUE 1880 Model A Ford Tu-
door sedan, excel. running eond.
$500. 3O1-PA. 5-4133.
ANTIQUE FORD 1921 model T,
touring. complete but needs re-
storing, S400 or nearest offer.
Phone JU. 9-1761.
ANTIQUE FORD rs Model T road
ster. brass radiator, compl. re-
stored. Drive it away. Sl,500 firm.
OIL. 4-4271, Sun. or ewes.
ANTIQUE '37 Packard Coupe, r.-h.,
good condition. $3.50. ia. 4-4812.
ANTIQUE '39 CHRYsLER LeBsron,
low mi, unusual car mech. $500
or best offer. 10. 2-4222.
ANTIQUE CAR, 1871 Ford, runs
and looks like new. $3.50. Cash or
terms. 772-3766.
ANTIQUE BUICK '3s 2-dr. blk,
owner. $500. wa. 5-l266.
BONNEVILLE 1859 2-dr. hdtop.,
fully equipped, D.M.S., HU. 3-4eO0.
1900 14th st. NV.
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ROYAL MOTORS

CADILLAC '56 "62" 4-dr. sedan,
2 $4,000 mi. Selling for an estate,
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BUCKS WANTED
STANLEY H. HORNER|
FLA. AVE, Me-. at 9th Il. 6-6464
BUCKS (2) 1852 and 1858. Both
clean and In excellent cond. Must
sell. WE. 6-037O. Also I truck.
BUICK 80 convert. LIE Sabre, fully
equip. $3.50. Excel. condition.
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CHEVY $50 Bel Air VS., r. and h..
Wv must sell. 5000, or best Of
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cHEy; r5s S;DR. HARpToP, IA! S4S
81, ,095. sos DN. COOP CREDIT.
KIRK MOTORS, 1000 GA. AVE.
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IMPoRT-sPoRTs

VoLKsWAGEN 1851 Microbus. de
luxe model 7. and h. excel. cond-
Ehrouahout Sl.545.
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CHEVROLET '53 4-dr., auto. trans,
peri; mech. cond. S226. Call 6Ss-
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CHEVROLET 81 Bel Air Sport
Coupe, VS., stan. trans, r. and h..
Wv. tires, excel. cond., S025 or
best offer. HE. 4-0510.
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CoRVAIR 80, low mileage. stand.
trans, Wv. and snow tires. Best
offer. 434-U94H.
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CADILLAC '59 coupe. navy blue
and white, power steering. power
brakes. Weekend special. S2.795.
Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.
1879 22nd st. NV. FE. 7-26OO
CADILLAC '57 4-dr, r. and h.,
Sl,O95. TU. 2-l427.
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IMPORT
PoEscHE 's7 Normal spssdstsr:
PoRsCHE '65 racina spei
lcoNTINUEDl

l60O" normal. Compl. rebuilt AMI
balanced engine. Carrera clutch
Frendo brakes, Gabriel shocks
seat belts, mechanically perfect
Nsishborhood Of SI,7OO. Ewes.
OIL. 4-6973.
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LAC '53 convert. engine ant
IN. recently overhauled. $3.50
st offer. 290-927S.
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why settle for less than the besti
\ When q Premium quality used
| Cadillac gives you the most fol
\ your motoring dollar. Come BY tc
\ see us and compare value.
Evening star., 1962-05-27

CHEVROLET $50 2-dr. Bel Air, Q
tone green, auto. trans, T. and h.,
/ owner, low MI, spotlesS, must
see to appreciate. Priced low at
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SPIDER CONVERT. '6s Fiat. Rar1
and beautiful. See 1t and you viii
buy II. SS95. WO. 6-19S7.
SPRITE 1851, green, r. and h
seat belts. Excel. cond., never
raced. $1,000. TE. 6-5l1O.
TRIUMPH 80 TR-3, white, red in
terror. wire wheels, cd, Sl.6qE
or best offer. By OWNER, ia
9-S96S,
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throughout; $595: -

mileage: take over payments. Call
FRED FREDERICK. MONDAY,
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hardtop.. brSnd-new. fuil power.
7. and h.. Wv. tires, etc, List
price S4,626. today's special only
SSI;66o. bank fIneneinS available.
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BUICK '59 cow. Smooth, classic,
economical. S1,645. MR.. POWELL,
II nII 7-A2OO. ext. 3Ah daYs.
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CHEVROLET '5S VS. Brookwood 4.
DIR. station wagon. r. and h., Wv
tires, auto. trans, $4,000 mi.
perfect condition. EASTOVER
AUTO. open Sunday, 10. 2-6300
CHEVROLET '5S VS. Biscayne, std
trans. Looks and runs perfect
EASTOVER AUTO, open Sunday,
10. 2-6300.
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BUICK advanced thrust 'e2s. See
first V-6 engine. RALPH BROWN
BUICK, $50 II st. ne. II. 6-7lOO.
BUICK '59 Electra "225" 4-dr.
hit, luxurious, all power extras.
1 driver. Pvt. owner. Make offer.
LA, Q-O374.
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ROYAL MOTORS

41Oy Georgla ave. NV. IA. 9-29OO
CHEv. '5S Brookwood sta. wagon.
S-eyl., auto. transm-. new tires.
peri. eond. Sl.095. JE. 4-6797.
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CHRYSLER 1850 Windsor hardtop
sedan. all white. all power. S1.975.
AkerS OldS-C Cadillac Co.
HARRINGTON SHOPPING CTR. "
OV. 3-0350 ALEXANDRIA
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AHHNsHSs1sRR "FA1RhfNdfoN sRoPPfNd PPnNaN CTR. ("
OV. 3-0350 ALEXANDRIA
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CHEVROLET 1856 VS. 4-dr. Bel
Air. r. and b., new auto. transm.,
new Wv. tires, pow. st., pow. br.,
new seat covers, 1-owner car, Jet
black. It's q beauty. S595. Sew
eral other good buys. DICK SHAW
USED CARS. Open Sun, SIS pm.
Call 52Q-a3Ql
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CNksv Vs .tPsirSa Ss 5POslH siiet e0RS WHIT. S2 StS
%fss1SdER fss sSB sac eHE9soGR REifs IRf cS1 Corr
nsrs, Falls Church. JE. 2-7s7s.
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VOLVO '61 2-dr., black with rec
and white inter-. Asp. trans, S5
hp., excel. cond., low mi. S1.650
OWNER. 949-07SS.
Evening star., 1962-05-08

Our country's historic expert
ment in Government financed
training and retraining of
Americas unemployed is about
to begin.
The Manpower Development
and Training Act of 1862 has
been on the books since March
Is. 1t authorizes the Federal
Government to spend Sass mil
lion in the next three years to
finance the training Of at least
one million men and women
with obsolete or insufficient
SkillS. Training is to start this
summer.
This is a major breakthrough
toward solution of the problem
Of long-term joblesSness. For
the success the industrialized
nations of Europe have had
with programs on which we
based our legislation under
lines the significant fact that
retraining does work.
But these are generalities.
Here are the answers to key
questions about the Law:
Question: Who qualities for
the free training?
Answer: Just about any per-
son who is unemployed because
he hasn't sufficient skills to fill
a job. The law specifically men,
tionS heads of households who
have been employed not less
than three years in the past;
unemployed youths of l6 or
older; workers in farm families
with less than $1,000 a year
net family income. Those work.
ing part time because they're
not adequately trained to get
full-time jobs would qualify
although those without any lob
at all viii be given preference.
Pay Up to 50 Weeks
Question: What cash allow
ances are authorized?
Answer: A weekly training
allowance for up to So weeks
equal to the average weekly
unemployment payment in the
State in which the trainee
lives.
Question: Who can get the
cash allowances?
Answer: They are limited to
two groups: Unemployed heads
Of families who have had not
less than three years of employ
ment in the past and youths of
19 to 81. The youths are limited
to not more than $40 a week,
though, and the payments to
them are restricted to 5 per
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MUTUAL FUNDS

NEW YORK CAP)
National Associa-
uOn Securities Deal
ara. Inc.
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BUSINESS
BRIEFS

AIlstate Enterprises, Inc,
Sears Roebuck subsidiary, has
entered the automobile financ-
ing business in Oregon and
Washington State. No plans
are made at present to extend
the operations.
Virginia Capital Corp, a pri-
vate investment company pro-
viding capital for small busi-
nesses, reports a profit of
$15,025 or Is cents a share in
second year Of operation on
gross Of $90,527. First year
gross was $28.44S. or net loss
Of IL cents a share.
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Eurnings

Litton Industries in nine
months ended April 80 earned
$l1 $50. 900 or $2.41 a share VS..
$6.621 900 or $1.54 in 1861
period. - .--....
Screen Gems, Inc, In SO
weeks ended Mar. 81 earned
50. .428, ,236 or Ga cents q share
VS.. $l.8l7.752 or 70 cents for
so weeks in 1851 period.
Elgin National Watch in year
ended Feb. % earned 81, ,407, ,281
including homecoming credit
OF $265,178. or $1.52 per share
VS.. $ll3,946 or IL cents in pre-
ceding year.
Other aarninUe fV1nl,,dad.
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CHICAGO
LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO. May 3 CAP) (UsDA).-
HOgs $500; fairly active, butchers
strong to 25 higher; sows mostly 25
higher; good shipping demand; 1-2
l9O-220 ID butchers 16.65-17 90, al
least $50 htad at 100; mixed 1 q
1S0-240 lbs 16.0O-16.5O; 23O-270 ms
15.50-l6.00: 2-3 24O-29O lbs 1900
1878; 290-325 lbs 14.25-15.O0; mixed
, 376-500 ID sows 13.OO-I3,S5 2-3
5OO-60 lbs 12.2b-1 25.
Cattle 4,500: calves none; slaughter
steers slow, steady to weak heifers
fairly active, fully steady COW steady
to 20 higher other classes steady; load
mostly prime 1856 ID slaughter steers
1880; load prime with choice end
l,l52 lbs 1925: choice 060-1 $50 lbs
25.25-25.75: good 23.OO-25. 90; utility
and standard Holstein steers 1900
1.75; load choice and prime 1,OS7 lh
heifers $3.50; choice 25.50-26.25;
mixed good and choice 25.OO-26.5O;
good 22.25-24.15; commercial cows
.15.5O-17.60; utility 14.75-16.OO can
ners and cutters 12.50-15.75: utility
and commercial bulls 1900 10 so;
good and choice vealers 26.OO-32 90;
standard 81 .OO-25. 90; utility 1900.
20.OO: culls 12.00-15.OO. -.
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Steel Output
Drops for 5th
Straight Week

NEW YORK, May 8 (AP)-
The output Of the Nations steel
mills declined last week for the
fifth consecutive week.
The total was 100000 net
tons or the lowest since l,slS,-
900 were produced in the week
ended July 20, 1861, the Ameri-
can Iron and Steel Institute
said.
Production had dropped
below 2 million tons for the
first time in eight months dur
ing the previous week. It fell
8.5 per cent to 1,957,000 tons.
This weeks drop was Z per
cent.
Altogether in the last five
weeks production has fallen
24.7 per cent. At the latest rate
mills were running a little more
than so per cent of estimated
capacity.
Meanwhile, some industry
sources report that there are
signs Of improvement although
demand is light. A few produc-
erS reported orders were on the
upgrade last week.
For the year to date produc-
ton totaled 41,522, 900 tons or
43 per cent above the %, ,987, :
900 tons poured in the similar
1861 period.
The Institutes index for the
latest week (1957-59 EQUALS
1000 was 97.7 compared with
los the previous week. For the
year to date the index was
1888 compared with 86.4 a year
earlier.
The index by district for the
latest week: Northeast SO,
Buffalo "a, Pittsburgh 90,
Youngstown 90, Cleveland SO.
Detroit 1l8. Chicago 101, Gin
cinnati liz, st. Louis lot,
Southern lot and Western los.
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YOUR
MONEYS WORTH
o. and a. on Retroininq Law
~ SYLVIA PORTER

cent of the total authorized
for training allowances.
Question: Where will the
training be given?
Answer: In existing schools
through the country - public
and private schools, vocational
training centerS, colleges with
vocational training facilities
The law also requires the Sec
retary Of Labor to promote on
the-jo training by States, pri-
vate companies, trade asSocia-
tions, labor organizations. For
this sort of training. the Gov
ernment will foot part of the
cost.
Expenses Authorized
Question: What II an unem-
ployed person has to travel to
get training?
Answer: He'll get travel pay
Of 10 cents a mile and living
expenses Of up to $35 q week II
he must go to training facilities
not within committing distance
Of his residence. This will be in
addition to any cash allowances
given.
Question: What type of
training will be given?
Answer: Emphasis will be on
developing skills that are need
ed now and shifting trainees
into work for which they'r best
fitted.
Question: What should a
person do to get the training?
Answer: Go to his State en-
ployment office. AS procedures
are worked out by the Federal
Government, the information
viii be passed on to the State
agency.
distributed 1862, by The Hall
( Syndicate. Inc. All Rights Reserved
Evening star., 1962-05-08
OVER COUNTER

:, Following prices furnished by the Ma.
Ilonsl association Of Securities Dealers
which ocaly active securities could have
been bought or sold at ! pm. Tuesday,
Evening star., 1962-09-18

DR.. Douglas Blount Maggs,
So, appointed by President
Franklin Roosevelt as Solici-
tor Of the United States De-
partment of Labor in 1943, died
Saturday in Durham. N. c. He
was a professor at Duke Uni
versity.
DR.. Maggs died while play
ing golf at Durham's Hope
Valley Country Club.
Born in San Francisco, he
received his doctorate of juris-
prudence from the University
of California and later took
another doctorate in juristic
science. from Harvard. He
joined the Duke faculty in 1880.
In 1888, he took a leave of
absence from Duke to serve
here as special assistant to the
Attorney General.
DR.. Maggs recently was
named as a member Of the
Presidents Committee for the
observance Of the '50th ami
verssry of the Labor Depart
ment. to- be held next year.
He served as Labor Solici-
tor until the end Of World War
Evening star., 1962-09-18
Anthony SigiAito,
Retired Employe
OfU. S. Army

Anthony Sigillito, So. o for
mer District resident and re-
tired employe Of the Depart
ment Of the Army. died Thurs
day in Carthage. Mo-, after .
long illness.
A native Of Bari. Italy, Mr..
Sigillito retired from his civil
service job with Army In 1856
after 81 years Of service. He
went TO Missouri in 1859.
He was graduated from Ozark
Wesleyan College in Carthage
and McKendree College in
lebanon. Ill.
Mr.. Sigillito, who came to
the United States when he was
IA, was a member Of the Penn
sylvania Avenue Baptist
Church, the American Legion
Nash Post and the Veterans OF
Foreign Wars.
He leaves his wife, Ethel
Wilhelm Sigillito; q son. Vim
cent George, of 102l0 Day ave-
nue., Silver Spring; two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Lyle Redmon Of Law
renee, Kans., and Miss Rose
mary Sigillito, of 2l09 F street
NV, and one grandson.
Services and burial were
scheduled this morning IN
Springfield, Mo.
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Mons Deuth Probed

WINCHESTER, Va, Sept. IL
(AP) Police are investigating
the death Of Herbert Smith, 46,
a migrant worker Of Pompano
Beach, Fla. He was found un-
conscious on the floor Of a
dormitory at q labor camp for
migrant workers here and died
Sunday afternoon in a Win
chester hospital.
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Francis 9. Allen Dies;
Engineer in Army, GSA

Francis c. Allein. So. an en-
gineer with the General Service
Administration here and a vet
eran Of the Korean War. died
Of cancer Sunday at Walter
Reed Army Hospital.
He lived with his wife, Au-
drey. at 9501 Ewing drive,
Bethesda, Nd.
A native Of Vicksburg, Miss,
he moved here in 1855 from
Memphis, Tenn. He was a
graduate Of Mississippi State
University.
1t was on q visit to his family
in Mississippi. after attending
an alumni convention at Mis-
sissipi State this year. that Mr..
Allein became i'll and moved
to Walter Reed Army Hospital.
He entered the Army Air
Corps in 1941 as a post engi-
neer, serving in the China
Burma India theater. Later,
during the Korean War, he
served in the Corp Of Army
Engineers.
Attaining the rank Of lieu
tenant colonel. Mr.. Allen re-
tired from active military serv-
ice in 1855. He then went to
work for the GSA as an engi-
neer.
At his death, Mr.. Allein had
received his 30-year pin from
the Government.
Prior to World War II, he
helped build what is now the
War Department Building and
the Federal Trade Commission.
Mr.. Allen was q member of
the Presbyterian Church of
Bethesda. He belonged to the
Park Avenue Masonic Lodge
and also was q Thirty-second
Degree Mason. Mr.. Allen was
active in the American Society
OF Civil Engineers. the Order of
Military World Wars. and the
Mississippi State Alumni Asso-
citation.
Besides his wife. he leaves a
daughter, Mrs. Louis j. HoitSma,
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Of Andover. Mass; a brother,
Irwin, Of Houston, Tex, and
two grandchildren.
Military services will be at /
pm. tomorrow at the Fort
Myer Chapel. Funeral services
are being arranged by the
Pumphrey Funeral Home in
Bethesda. Burial will be in
Arlington National Cemetery.
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Douglas B. Muggs Dies;
u. S. Labor Ex-Solicitor

II, and served on many Fed
eral labor panels. He was an
official Of the American Arbi-
tration Association.
He leaves his wife, the for
mer Dorothy Jean Mackey,
whom he married In 1924. and
his son. Peter Blount Maggs.