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The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1962-03-29
Holmes Labor
Slight Decrease

Holmes County's currently
estimated civilian labor force
shows a decrease over Feb
ruary and also over this
same period last year.
There is ar. estimated de-
crease of 140 persons under
the preceding month and a
decrease of $40 under a year
ago. The decrease under Feb
ruary is partly due to the
season of the. year. Total
manufacturing employment
shows an increase of 70 per-
sons over the preceding
month and an increase of $50
persons over the same per-
iod one year ago.
Employment Trends
Total employment shows a
decrease of 80 persons under
the preceding month, and an
ir crease of 40 persons over
the same period one year
ago. This downward trend
under the preceding is partly
due to the curtailment of
some nonagricultural employ
ment due to inclemert wea-
Their conditions and the sea-
son of the year. Nonagricul-
tural wage and salaried work
ers show a slight decrease of
so persons under the preced-
irg month and an increase of
140 persons compared to the
same period one year ago.
Unemployment
It is estimated that $40
persons were unemployed
during February 1862, which
represents SO per cert of the
total civilian labor force.
(This is approximately the
national rate.) This compares
with 81 per cent for the pre-
ceding month and 1877 per
cent for one year ago. The
high per cert of unemploy-
ment one year ago was due
to the above normal unem-
ployment because of a slight
recession in this area. The
lumber and construction ir.-
dustries are below normal
operation and are expected to
remain so until we are sue
cessful in obtaining some re-
lated industry in this area.
The county has a good pros
pective company that is sche-
duled to locate in Pickens as
soon as the necessary loars,
etc. are approved. The sale
of the building previously
owned by Shaw Mgf. Co. has
, been purchased by this pros
pective company to be used
as a warehouse. Final nego-
tiations will be completed,
probably within the rext 80
days.
Labor Supply And Demane
At the end of February
there were 221 active work
applications on file at the
Mississippi State Employ
ment Service office in Lex
ington, excluding agricultur'
al and domestic applications.
There was a decrease in ac-
tive work applications under
the preceding month, due to
the season of the year ard
the slackened activity ir
both agricultural and non.
aCriclI1fIIrol o~cfivifinc
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NOTICE

HELP WANTED
Factory sewing production
and patternmaking-young
men with some experience
either in factory production
or natternmaking in cutting
and sewing room of ladies
lingerie or childrens under
wear factory Write or
call BETTY
Go MOVIE STAR, INC,
Poplarville, Miss.
52-1tnp
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E WANTED TO SELL
BURIAL See
or call Lindsay's Enterprise
Funeral Home, Durant,
Mississippi, Telephone 337.
37-tfnp
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1962-03-29
FOR RENT

FOR RENT: Apartment, un-
furnished, two bedroom
newly redecorated. Call 1870
Lexington or write Mrs.
Jack White, 202 Church St.
Lexington, Miss.
47-tfn-np
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Tractor Driving
Contest Slated
For Saturday

A tractor driving contest
for Holmes County All Club
boys is slated for Saturday
March 81, at the National
Armory in Lexington. Activi-
ties are scheduled to begin
at 900 a. m.
Among the events Of the
day will be driving a two
wheel traitor through an OBJ
stacle course.
Tractors and trophies will
be furnished through the
courtesy of B and S Tractor
Company, John Deere dealer,
and Lexington Implement
Company, international Har-
vester dealer IN Lexington.
The first place winner VIII
he awarded ar. expense paid
trip to TIC District contest at
Batesvilic on May 4th.
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ALI Attainment Day He|d...

Allu = MeiIlIy MUSES., &C.
ington, red ribbon.
3rd : Yvonne Upchurch
Lexington, white ribbon.
Class / -
LIST : Marcia Ray, Tchula
medal.
End : Sally Brown, Du-
ant, red ribbon.
3rd Sarah Bell, Lex.
ington, white ribbon.
1st Melinda Sample,
Lexington, blue ribbon.
End Mary McAdams
Picker.s, red ribbon.
3rd Sylvia Cannon
lexington, white ribbon.
FOODS:
4-Leaf Clovers -
LIST : Kathy Pierce, Cox
burg, medal
End : Becky Temp, Lex
;ngton, red ribbon.
Bird Linda Crawford,
Picker.s, white ribbon.
Class L
1st : Vicki Stewart, Pick
ms, medal.
End : Ginger Long, Tch-
ia, red ribbon.
Sd : Judy Younger, Lex
ington, white ribbon.
Glass II
1st : Dona Kaye Pierce.
Lexington, blue ribbon.
End Bonnie Massey,
Tchula, red ribbon.
3rd Mary and Linda
McAdams, Pickens, white rib
bon (tied)
FROZEN FOODS:
4-Leaf Clovers -
1st Patsy Pierce, Lex
ington, medal.
2r.d : Brenda Shepherd,
LeXinton, red ribbon.
Glass I -
lst Lillian Baughn. Pick
ems, medal.
End : Julie Temp, Lex
ington, red ribbon.
3rd- Patricia Henderson
Tchula, white ribbon.
Class II
1st Patricia Chisolm,
Holmes Jr. College, blue.
MISC. DEMONSTRATION:
Glass II =
1st : Jen Maxwell, Pick
ems.
HEALTH DEM:
Class II -
1st = Dona Kaye Pierce,
Lexington
End : Mary McAdams
Pickens
IMPROVE
MENT:
4-Leaf Clover -
1st Becky Temp, Lexing-
ton
Glass II -
1st Billie Faye Krox
Tchula
SONG LEADING:
Glass II -
1st : Lynda Dickard, Lex
ington
End = Billie Faye Knox,
Tchula
PUBLIC
Class |
1St = Gall Black, Plckens
Class II =
1st Billie Faye Knox
Tchula
End Odessa Kellum
Lexington
3rd : Dora Kaye Pierce
Lexington
| SAFETY:
Glass II -
LIST Mary McAdams
Pickens
End Bonnie Massey
Tchula
3rd : Diane Younger, Ley
ington
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SALE - Television sets.
large stock of new. used
and demonstrators at price
tailored to suit your pocket
book. Easy terms, too. Call
or visit Jordan's Radio and
TV Service in Lexington.
phone 40. 107 North Vine.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1962-03-29

HUG students ard faculty
were happy to welcome all
High School Seniors to the
campus for this annual High
School Day
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DON'T GET UP NIGHTS

O 49,. ~ S
1t takes just SOC and IL hours
to start relief - or your
money back at any drug
store. When functional kid
ney disorders cause getting
up nights, scanty flow, burn
ing. backache, leg pains, dir
illness use easy tc : take
BUKETS 4-day treatment.
Acts fast to increase a MD
regulate passage. NOW a
PEOPLES DRUG STORE.
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FOR SALE - New or used
Television sets and Anten-
mas. Will trade. Easy terms
can be arranged. Jordan
Radio and TV Service.
Lexington, phone 40.
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FOR SALE

ABC WASHERS. fully auto
matte, will tighten your
household duties and make
summer living more plea
SAINT. See these economical
models at Jordan's Radio
and TV Service in Lexing-
ton. Phone 40. Investigate
our Easy Terms.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1962-03-29

FOR SALE: Eighty acres of
land on E. G. Saxtor place
near Pickens. Write G.. l..
SaXton (Midway) Benton,
Miss. or phone 6938.
4o-tfE.-np
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1962-03-29

ADMIRAL REFRIGERATOR
and FOOD FREEZERS will
do the job you neec done
this summer and for years
to come. See our fine stock
Of both. Jordan's Radio and
TV Service, Lexington.
phone 40. Easy terms mag
be arranged.
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Plant it!
Release it!
Lose it!

MlsslsslPPrs
COTTON ACREAGE HISTORY"
=
Sec your County Agent Or
your local AScS office.
Final release dote March 81.
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LOST

CAT. Siamese seal point. t.. back. white
NH: reward. OIL. 4-SOS3.
CRYSTAL EAGLE RADIATOR ORNA-
MENT,, sentimental value; lost
Georgetown about > wks. ago; $50
reward, no questions asked. Call
MR.. MCLEAN. AK. 9-9491 Sc
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legged contacts with the Moslems.
Another explanation was that
a new flareup Of terrorism,
more vicious than ever, should
be expected after the truce to
show that real peace" depends
on the Secret Army.
Killings Go On Elsewhere
The truce in the heart Of
Algiers apparently did not af-
feet some Of the city's suburbs
and Oran. A Moslem was shot
down in the beach town of
Guyotville west of Algiers. In
the FL Biar suburb, three Euro
peans raided a branch bank,
taking the equivalent of $4,000.
During the night. explosives
destroyed a school in the Mos
lem settlement of Diar es Saada
and a former French admins
trative center for Moslem af-
fairs.
Throughout Algeria yester-
day terrorism took a toll of II
lives-relatively light for recent
weeks. Officials said the dead
included Is Europeans. most of
them in Oran. The officials
said some of the victims ap-
parently were suspected of
working against the Secret
Army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-01
AIgiers Gets I'd Day
Of error Reprieve

ALGIERS. June CAP).-
Europeans and Moslems mixed
peacefully in the streets of
Algiers today as the second
consecutive bloodless morning
drew to q close.
The terrorist European Sc
cret Army Organization con-
tinued its mysterious truce in
an apparent effort to prove its
bargaining power in any nego-
tiationS with the Moslem Front
of National Liberation CFLN
Secret Army leaders want to
talk directly to MoSlem Ma
tionaliSts to seek additional
guarantees for Algeria's Euro
pean community before the
MoSlem majority takes over an
independent Algeria.
So far. Moslem quarters have
vehemently denied any contact
has been made.
Women Move Freely
The truce, which began with
the Ascension holiday yester-
day, gave the city a new face
Yelled Moslem women pene-
trated the heart of the Euro
pean city without incident
Moslem bootblacks and flower
vendors. long absent, set ur
their stands again.
The markets were crowded by
European housewives, many OF
whom have been feeding their
families with canned goods for
weeks.
Europeans close to the Secret
Army said its commands had
received orders to cease fire.
until tomorrow.
One report. which still APP
peared unlikely, was that the
Secret Army would announce
tomorrow the results of its al
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Franco Decorutes
Greek Princess

MADRID. June l (AP) -
GeneraliSsimo Francisc o
frances government awarded
Grand Cross of King Carlos III
today to Greece's Princess So
phia, who married Spanish
Prince Juan Carlos May IA.
The same announcement said
the Prince was accorded the
collar of the Grand Cross.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-01

public works program placed
into operation at once.
3. A massive overseas selling
campaign.
4. Immediate approval of
the Foreign Trade Expansion
Act.
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Chinese Shell Quemoy

TAIPEI. Formosa, June
(AP). - The Chinese Commu-
nistS fired Al shells at the
Quemoy islands yesterday in
the first attack in four days,
The Defense Ministry in Taipei
said the light barrage began at
tbs pm. and continued an
hour and 40 minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-01

unemployment will be reduced
to not more than 4 per cent of
the work force. The rate now is
ga per cent.
IA stepped-up and expanded
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-01
HumphreyAsks ToxCut
To Boost Economy
BY the Associated Press

Senator Humphrey. Democrat of Minnesota today urged
cut in individual and corporate income taxes ito strengthen
the economy of the stock market"
ut will take than expressions of friendship and
operation from the White House and other of Gov
eminent STRENGTHEN the market Senator Humphrey
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-01


said in a statement. He added:
What is needed is action.
Delay by Congress or the ad-
ministration will bring further
economic trouble"
The assistant Senate Demo-
cratic leader, who talked yes
terday in New York with stock
exchange officials and other
financial leaders, proposed cuts
of 2 to 4 per cent in corporation
levics and 2 per cent in per-
sonal taxes.
Takes Different View
Senate Democratic Leader
Mansfield took a somewhat
different view today. He said
he sees no need for cutting
corporation taxes because prof
its are up.
IF there is to be any cut in
taxes at all it should be for
taxpayers in the lowest brack-
ets." Senator Mansfield said.
He said he was not advocat-
ing immediate tax cuts, but if
such action were to be con-
sidered. the first step should
be to increase the 5000 per-
Sonal exemption to $500 or
$1,000.
Meanwhile, the recent gyra-
tons of the stock market
prompted Representative Pat
man, chairman of the Senate
House Economic Committee, to
ask Congress to approve a
$750.000 investigation of the
market by the House Banking
and Currency Committee.
Congress ought to know
what influences the stock mar
ket and how these influences
affect the health of the bust
ness and credit systems said
the Texas Democrat.
Secretary of the Treasury
Dillon told the House Ways
and Means Committee yeSter-
day the administration was not
supporting any mediate IN
come tax cut.
Three More Plans
Senator Humphrey proposed
the tax cuts in a four point
program in which ne also called
for:
l.. A commitment by Govern
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-01

Senator Humphrey proposed
the tax cuts in a four-point
program in which ne also called
for:
/. A commitment by Govern
ment and private industry that
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Published Daily and Sunday
at 225 virginia Ave. 81
Second Class Postage Paid
at WASHINGTON DC.
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GIFT BOX, white, vic. 5 st. sc. area.
Personal belonginRs and green music
box telephone pen set. Reward. Call
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BOOKKEEPER.

Only fundamental knowledge re-
effes da saaS s fPeR full ipa au sihifss!
lions, personal status and phone
number. Write Box 327-B, Star.
BOOKKEEPER, downtown location:
S-4:30: .5-day wk.: must be able
to carry books through gen. ledger.
handle payroll and be able TO
type. starting salary $75-Ss0 with
excellent possibility for advance
ment. Parking provided. NO. z
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Age 81 to IS, dictaphone expert
ence and ability to type SO w.p.m.
neat in appearance, pleasant sur
roundings. 5-day week, group hos
pitalization, insurance and other
benefits. Please call DI. 7-3415
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HELP MEN

TIRES - Commercial ordsr-servics
manager Major rubber co. re-
quires an inside o.s, mgr. for
Mont. Co, area. Pos. will pay 500
to $125, based on exper. and abil-
ity. Tire knowl. des. but not nee.
MR.. BILL LEWIS. PO. 2-6444.
TRAINEES, airline res. and ticket,
some coll. pref. $3.50. GREEN'S
EMPL.. 7S8 18th st. NV.
Nv SERVICEMAN-Thoro. exper.
TV, radio, phono; long est. CO in
Arl.. Va. Fringe benefits. IA. T.
liza or IA. S-4711 for interview
BY appt. only.
~ SERVICE MEN, outside. exper-
fenced only. transportation fur
nished; Apply IN person 2010
TV SERVICEMEN
Top S: full and part time. outside.
with car: fully experienced. TU.
2-3714 or tn. 2-S637.
TRUCK MECHANICS, must have
truck exp; good working cond. In
new building: top pay for. right
man, no comm. work. needed at
s sosa o s'l gr dlfy7oHs, H RiEn' o4 2Es
CASH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-07

ROOM CLERK, hotel exper. re-
quired; excel. salary and working
cond. Call manager, GEORGE
MASON HOTEL, Alex, XII. $4,000.
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PHARMACIST

DC. registered, part time, hour
can be arranged. Good pay
Elmira Pharmacy, 440l Eoutf
CAPITOL st, 10. l-oSO0.
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SALESMAN

needed for new prod
uct to contact commercial chain
and establishments; exceptional
market offer, commission basis.
OIL, 2-40l4.
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HELP WOMEN
POLITICAL 500
GTPT. EPTDAV

I'm told you will not be working on
the Hill but rather for a commit.
tee. Confidential work. so need
a discreet and honest typist fol
this 5-day 9-to-5 position. The
more skills the better. Call or see
BETTY GRAY, 211 Woodward
Bldg. ST. 3-7123 (empl.).
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HELP MEN

PHARMACIST. full time, good
hours. in. neighborhood store.
Middle-aged man preferred. Call
LU. 1-5211. JU. 9-s692 or LU.
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PHARMACIST

ewes. and Sundays. HIGGERS
DRUG. 5017 Conn. ave. NV.
PHARMACIST
II you are looking for q change
look into my proposition. We clost
nights, Sundays and holidays. Live
better with regular working hours
Ask for Mr.. Keller. HOOD DRUG
CO.. corner 9TH and Z SITS. NV.
PHI. d. Observation-Disclosures Elk.
plosion Physics, Upper Atmosphere
Physics, Nuclear Physics, Systems
Analyses, Statistics, Theoretical
Solid State, Advanced Electronics
OUR NEW LABORATORY is SIT
UATED AT THE FOOT OF PIKE
PEAK IN THE FABULOUS GAR.
DEN OF THE GODS AREA OF
COLORADO; for Washington inter-
view March 10, please contact DI
1888 for appointment, or send
resume to Personnel Manager, Ka-
man Nuclear, Garden Of the Gods
rd.. Colorado Springs, Colo.
work, Must be iirst-ciass me.
chanic. Steady job. top pay. Apply
BATEMAN a. SON, INC. 2004
Rhode Island ave. ne. 529-9200.
PLUMBERS and Plumbers helpers.
Experienced in installing copper
and galvanized pipe underground.
Steady employment: must have
reliable reference. Please reply
stating age and exp. to Box 202-
B, Star.
PORTER, experienced. with D.. C.
ences. MILLER DUDLEY CO,
INC. 81 K st. s.w.
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BEAUTICIANS-I am opening q
new shop at Atlantic and South
Capitol SITS. in Congress Heights
], will need q full staff, manager
shampoo girl, manicurist and g
hairdressers. I will pay top salary
and the VERY top commissions to
KE. S-636R or h32sS4h7
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VOLKSWAGON
USED-CAR SALESMAN

We have an immediate opening fol
an aggressive used-car salesman
who is devoted to hard work. Ions
hours and a career in auto sales
We offer an outstanding commits
sion plan. demonstrator, paid va
cation and additional company
fringe benefits. Previous sales ex.
perience essential. Call our general
sales manager, Mr.. Karl o. Hinz
for an interview.
CAPITOL CAR SALES LIMITED
1401 Rhode Island Ave. NE.
washington. D, c. LA. $1,000
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SALES MANAGER
SAT,ESPERSON
SAT,EST,ADY

NS444@4@h~ASAS 49, -
Drapery shop in Wheaton Plaza;
pleasant surroundings: experience
preferred. Call 10. 4-0230.
SARAH COVENTRY, INC.-Full or
part-time help for expansion in
this area. Car and phone nsceS-
sary; no investment, collecting. or
delivering. 10. 7-0S2S or 24S-5435.
Observation-Disclosures; repair
used clothing. Call NO. 7-40SS.
SEAMSTRESS. slip covers and dra.
peries. Phone LA. 9-2026.
SEAMSTRESS-Full time. age %.
tions on mems clothing. Vacation
with pay. sick leave, etc. Uni-
forms provided. Apply In person
only SILK HAT. INC, Wh9lesale
Crossroads, S22 Leesburg Pike.
Falls Church. Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-07

! need a pleasant girl who likes to
meet people. The doctor prefers a
bright girl who can type an &C.
casional letter-he writes them
out longhand. He is q specialist.
No night calls-straight 5-day
GRAY, oil woodward Bldg. ST.
3-7123 (empl.).
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Appt. Clerk
ReceptioniSt
ATTENTION
HOUSEWIVES

PART TIME
Make up TO 500 per week. Tele-
phone soliciting for one of the
leading needs Of the home owner
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HELP MEN
Statesmen
FLOOR COVERING

AN<N<1b WV GIl41N1
For inside. work. Washington's old.
est hnoleum, tile and Carpet
store: Busy floor. Usual company
benefits; Salary eld commission
Apply app ~ pers9n, between ei3c
NOLEUM Co. sos F st. NV.
SALESMAN, exper. radio and nv
parts. Apply CENTRONIC WHOLE
SALERS, INC, 651 Pa. ave. sc.
Statesmen NEEDED. II you are .
salesman that can sell anything
to, anyhody-at any time--don't
call US. BUT II you have integrity,
would. like. to show. an item that
sells ITSELF call MA. s-1o60 FOL
SEASONAL PART-TIME WORK
Good opport. for school teacher
or Govt. employee. to manage
souvenir commissary at baseball
games. we will train you. no sX.
ewes. and some Saturdays, Sundays
and some holidays. Must be avail
able about 4;30 pm. on. weekdays.
Must be good at figures and have
ability to supervise help, Write
Box 366-B, Star.
SERVICE STATION HELPER, for
Post Exchange service station;
sells gasoline and oil. services
cars. changes tires and performs
other related duties: starting rate
S1.16 per mr., 40-hr. week; op-
portunity for advancement and
merit increases; employee bene-
fits include vacation with pay
group insurance, disqualification.
retirement program and PIX pur-
chasing privileges. Apply in per-
son to Post Exchange Personnel
GEORGE q. MEADE. Nd. ~
SERVICE STATION HELP, exper.,
married. No phone calls. apply in
person. ANDREWS MANOR CITY
SERVICE. 500 Allentown I'd. Sc.
Service Technician
National organization requires man
to service debating equipment.
Unlimited opportunity for right
man. Must have electro-mechani-
cal experience. car nec.; excel.
: sSmmssOn sala Rehabilitation Ras saPsn snd
Insurance. For confidential inter-
view call Al ROSS. Wo. 6-3212.
SERy. STA. ATTEND.-salary open.
Yard men and porters. Salary open.
FLO JOB CENTER
1902 II st. NE. 546-2100
SHEET METAL MECHANIC-Ex-
perienced in duct work and layout.
Call AID. 4-4209.
SHOE SALESMAN, part time even
ings and all day Saturday. 3103
14th street NV
Evening star., 1962-09-05
Powell Ends Tour

MADRID, Sept. 5 (AP)-
Representative Adam Clayton
Powell, Democrat Of New York.
wound up q tour Of European
Common Market countries and
possible associates today. He
said he would fly to Puerto
Rico tomorrow to see his wife
and new baby before returning
to Washington Monday.
Evening star., 1962-09-05

Twenty-first street NE. where
the fleeing car skidded, hit a
curb and stopped.
Police Pvt. Lloyd Z. Bailey,
pursuing the autos driver on
foot. fired at the youth in the
1900 block Of Benning road
when his order to halt was
ignored.
The youth, struck In the
right leg, was taken to District
General Hospital. The two
others were apprehended a
short time later.
Police said the car Is owned
Evening star., 1962-09-05

police spotted them riding In
a stolen car.
Fourteenth precinct police
charged Alexander Kiser, Is, Of
the 600 block Of Orleans place
NE, with unauthorized use Of
an auto. Juvenile papers charg-
ing the 17-year-olds with the
same offenSe were filed, police
said.
A scout car chased the youths
west on Benning road to
Evening star., 1962-09-05
Youth, II, Shot
By Police After
Stolen Car Ride

Two 17-year-old youths. one
Of whom was shot in the leg
by police. and an ls-year-old
were captured last night after
Evening star., 1962-09-05

by Willie staley, so, Of $50
Fourth street NE.
Evening star., 1962-09-05

TOPS ON EVERY HIT PARADE! eaet.
So read SEVENTEEN know sneakers but Wing Dnes
SeekeH Slim and cuon ed
fony Most styles in 90. 10; medium, SO, 10.
6-Ihe ronnel solid sodde
The Original Seeker solid
beotn uninhibed
The blue gold
Town Stores
Evening star., 1962-01-14

ANA We've matched the flavor of tofee and aV'shy
mabIed through rich cake. You'll find the same good
flavor in frostng Taste our new otee swirl
Cake our new Toee Fudge Frosng Best OF ALL taste the TWO
together You like them, and so will Wcandyovngc
Betty WC,ookou