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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-01-28
BY T. w. TIRANA
Star Staff Writer

Antonio Ventocilia Is taking
his wife and five children to
Peru next month to start his
own Peace Corps"
Mr.. ventocilla, a 36-year-old
economist with the Census
Bureau. recently inherited a
25,000-acre farm, most Of which
is unproductive. from his father
in Peru.
He will return there February
8 with little more than the hope
that he can lead the peasants
who live as they did in the 18th
century. to a better life.
Mr.. Ventocilla's equipment is
meager-a kerosene chicken
brooder and incubator, a kero-
sene refrigerator. a gasoline
powered washing machine, q
corn husker. a meat grinder, q
bolt Of cloth, 20 barrels of cloth
ing which Washington church
groups and friends have gath
cred for the peasants, and q
secondhand pickup truck
which he is still seeking.
He said he plans as the
nucleus of his project eight
families already living on the
farm and another five families
he will bring there.
First Job-T0 Build Road
1.-THE first thing we will do is
build a road to connect it with
the highway to Haucho," he
said. "The people have always
needed one, but they had no
leader. Anyone can build q
road"
Will Wear Western Clothes
The farm, near the villages
of Calpa and Agnaca, 5000 to
10000 feet high in the Andes
is six hours by horse from
Huacho, a port on the Pacific
Ocean.
Mr.. Ventocilla said he would
set aside part of the farms
potato crop and then, with the
road as an example of what
the peasants could do, ask the
Alliance for Progress fol-
matching funds. a loan or both
to build a school and a house
for a teacher.
"I'll tell the people, 'Okay
you can be like a donkey, but
not your children" he said.
Mr.. Ventocilla said he would
dress the people in the Western
clothes he had brought them
and would give them patterns
to make others.
II want them to be proud OF
WORKING on our place ana To
look different" he said.
He said he also would like tc
start a chicken farm, a dairy
and a coop so that the peas
ants could buy and sell goods
without going to Huacho; tc
bring children from other com.
munities to the school, anc
perhaps send one of them tt
the United States.
Wants Better Flows,
Perhaps / won't succeed
!, but believe this is the right
approach" he said.
/ If the project does work, Mr.
Ventocilla added, the State De-
partment might become inter-
ested.
He said the United States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-01-28
) Bedrooms, z Baths {,

Air conditond-Soun Conditioned SPACE for indoor
living with dens and general purpose rooms SPACE for
outdoor living with large terraces broad balconies and land
scaped pIuy ond picnic grounds SPACE for tobe and
chq in the kitchens Fuitwood coppertone kitchens with
picture windows SPACE for storing your belongings in sufe
private storerooms Spacious closets and mony Of them
eoch apartment Fully equipped uundy rooms in each build
ing Convenient several major shopping cente sAdo-
to the Ramsey Elementary School and close Ham
mond High School combined junior and senior and the
Alexandria Hospital Apartments independently heated
cooled to the temperature selected by the tenant cheer
creation facilities including golf courses country clubs etc
Master TV untennu including educational channel.
SAMPLE APARTMENT OPEN DAILY, 10 TO DARK
Turn
Seminary Rdu n St. Hamet
Mark WinhIer Management Inc. OF Va.
sol TOWER BUILDING. WASHINGTON, D. c.
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THESE FIRMS SUPPLIED THE
QUALITY PRODUCTS VITAL TO
OUR SUCCESS:
/. r. Jennings. Inc.
Masonry
Inner 6 Company
DrywoI
Harry J. Brodie
VIM. E. sookhuItz & Son. Inc.
Plumbing
Hopper 8 Borleft, Inc.
Electric
Perrin & Mortin, Inc.
Heatine, Acknowledging
Billion Insulation & Supply
Insulation
Congressional Lumber Co.
Mwork Lumber
Fries, BeaII 6 Sharp Co.
Finish Hardware
Mid-AtIontic Appliances, Inc.
ReuI-Hosf Ranges and Dsbvtont Kitchen
Cobnets
Westinghouse Appliance Sales
Refriserotors
Alfred Ferronti Tile Co., Inc.
Ceramic Tile
MoelIer Flooring Co., Inc.
Wood and VnyI Flooring
jones n. Corr, Inc.
virsinio Metal Products. Inc.
Doors (Aeto)
The Shade Shop
Venetions and Den Doors
Preeost Strue. Concrete Co.
Boleony Beams and Slobs
S. o. Jennings Const. Corp.
Sewer and Water
United Bryant Corp.
Heating and Air -condfonins
Bonks 6 Lee, Inc.
Builders
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-01-28

Perhaps ! won't succeed,
but I believe this is the right
approach" he said.
If the project does work, Mr..
Ventocilla added, the State De-
partment might become inter-
ested.
He said the United States
Evening star., 1962-01-25
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usy not bs tuvad b ell Of sB siStOL
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-06
HELP WANTED

Nationwide Insurance Company
has an opening in Columbus,
Ohio, for an experienced Fire
Underwater. Prefer applicants
with minimum of two years un-
derwriting experience in fire and
allied lines. This job is of a
technical and professional nature
involving the acceptance, pricing
and retention of fire insurance
risks. This is an excellent op.
portunity for growth and devcl-
opment with a progressive insur-
ance organization. Salary com
mensurate with past work ex-
perience and above industry av'
erage. Age % 35. ABB. or BIS.
degree in Business Administra-
ton required. Will substitute ?
years experience for 2 years OF
college. Send resume includlna
background of previous work ex-
pcrience to F. X. GILL. Person
nell Manager, Box. 20l9, Colum
bus, Ohio.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-06
ATTY. JAMES JACKSON, JR.
1909 0Vosdwsv
STATE OF MICHIGAN

STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR TIM
COUNTY OF WAYNE IN CHANCERy
ALBERT GILBERT, Plaintiff ysI
ROSA LEE GILBERT. Defendant.
At a session OF said Court held IN,
the City-County Bldg. In the CITY ~
Detroit, County OF Wayne and Stas,
OF Michigan on the day OF Sepien.
PRESENT: HONORABLE JOSEPH G
RASHID, Circuit Judge.
In this cause, IL appearing to IN.
Court BY the affidavit hereto ATTACHED,
that q chancery summons for the An
pearance of the defendant has been
issued out and under the seal ~
this Court, and that same could no,
be served on or before the return
day thereof, for the reason that salS
defendant being resident OF ths
City of Detroit, County Of Wayne and
State of Michigan, was concealed
therein, and said chancery summon,
has been returned with the certf.
cate thereon endorsed, showing ths.
after diligent search and inquiry
said defendant could not be served
al her last known address, 465 Ho.
ford, Detroit Michigan. on or befors
the return day thereof:
Therefore, on motion OF James JACK
son. Jr., Attorney for the plaintiff:
1T IS ORDERED that the defendant
Rosa Lee Gilbert, cause her appear
ance to be entered. i'm this cause
within three t3) months from m,
date of this order, and in cause Oi
this appearance, she cause her an
swer to the plaintiffs bill OF com.
plant to be filed and a copy Thereof
to be served on the attorney for ths
plaintiff, within 20 days after service
upon her OF a copy OF said bill. and
that In default thereof. the said bNj
be taken as confessed by said deien
dant
IT is FURTHER ORDERED ,b,, !,
copy OF this order be published 4
the Detroit Tribune, and served. sc
cording TO law.
JOSEPH G. RAsHID. Circuit Jude.
A TRUE COPY
EDGAR NJ. BRANIGIN, Clerk.
. c. CARTER, Deputy Clerk.
9-l5--i0-20-62 ~
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-06
ATTY. CHARLES PERKINS
S27 e. Warren

STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Tm
COUNTY OF WAYNE IN CHANCERY
REMELL BROWNLEE, Plaintiff, u
GEORGE BROwNLEE. Defendant
ORDER OF APPEARANCE
AND PUBLicATioN
67l-Sot
~ session of said Court, held st
the City-County Building, In the Cir
OF Detroit on the lst day OF August
AID, 1862.
PRESENT: HONORABLE CARL n
WEiDEMAN. Circuit Judge.
satisfactorily appearing TO NV
court by Affidavit on file the Chans
cry summons has been issued out
ana under the seal of this Court fci
me appearance OF said defenda.s, a.s
herein, and that the same could nm
be served on or before the return
day thereof, because the said ct
fendant being a resident OF the CT!
OF Detroit. County of Wayne, an,
state OF Michigan. was conccalea
therein, and said Chancery Summon.
has been returned. showing that afIe'
diiigent search and inquiry. said os o,
fcndant could not be served In say
CITY OF Detroit, County OF WAYNE ~.
State OF Michigan, on or before wv
return dav thereof: -,
ON MOTION OF CHARLES n: PIN
klNS. Attorney for the Plaintiff
1T Is ORDERED that the said GeV's
brownlce cause his appearance 70 "
entered I'm this Court within W..
months from the date OF this Uros.,
and In case OF his appearance y,
cause his answer TO the Plainui'
BIZ OF Complaint to be filed, an' y,
copy thereof TO be served upon, .m ~.
attorney for the Plaintiff wn., .r
twenty DAYS after service upon ~
of copy OF said Bill, and noucs =
this order, and that In default 'nsm sae
OF, the said Bill be taken as y"
fesscd ~ required by law. .,s
1T is FURTHERED ORDEREp VA
copy OF this Order be pupnss~sd
according to law and copy tn.'Is
be served upon the defendsm 40.
Registered Mail as required ny IA
CARL NJ. WETDEMAN. Circuit '"'''
A TRUE COPY
EDGAR ~ BRANICfN, Clerh
II. SCHUMANN, Deputy Cier~ :
8-ii-91s-s2
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-06
Injury Rates Show
Little Change

WASHINGTON-Thc in jury
rate in manufacturing followed
its usual seasonal pattern in the
second quarter of this year, ris'
ing less than l percent from its
first quarter level, the u. S. La
Dor Department reported.
Disabling injuries occurred at
rate of 112 per million man
hours worked, compared with Ill
in the first quarter The second
quarter rate was percent high
er than in 1861, according to pre-
llminary data compiled by the
Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Both April and May showed in.
cIeases. However, the rate drop
ped in June, when it typically
moves up. Only once before in
the past dccade-in l960--has the
rate fallen between May and
June.
The average for the first 6
months stood at 11.2-7 percent
above 1861.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-06
Nonfurm PoyrolIs At
Highest August Level

WASHlNGTON-The number
OF workers on nonfarm payrolls
rose by 225.000 in August TO 55 7
million. the highe level for that
month on record. Acting Secre-
tary w. Willard Wirtz announc-
cd in releasing detailed employ
ment figures. Job developments
in most nonfarm industries in
August were primarily seasonal,
aside from the impact of the auto
mobile changcovcr.
Transportation equipment re-
ported a contraction of nearly
10000 jobs (cntircly in automo-
biles): a drop of $4,000 had been
expected on the basis of season
al patterns. The automobile model
cnangeover resulted in a sharp
or curtailment Of production
than at any changeover period
since World War ii, and the low
point took place during the sur
vey week.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-06
Employment Rises
To AIItime Peak

WASHINGTON - Employment
which normally drops in August,
rose 10 an altime high. but un-
employment dropped less than
scasonally as the adult labor
force showed an Unexpectedly
large increase for that time Of
the year. Acting Secretary of La
Dor w. Willard Wirtz announced
in releasing the latest summary
data of the Bureau of Labor Stat.
iStics.
Unemployment was at 3.9 mil
lion. compared with 40 million
in July. Because the jobless total
did not show its usual decline OF
about 100000 from July to Aug
ust, the scasonally adjusted rate
of unemployment rose from 5.3
10 5.8 percent. II had fluctuated
around 5.5 percent during most
OF the year.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-06
LEGAL NOTICES

Attorneys
HGAoiNo. WILLIAMS, yoNvu, Z
FLOYD 'Nle
1905 orosdwsy. Suite IA
STATE OF MICHIGAN &
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Fop -
COUNTY OF WAYNE IN CHA~cslhhk
JAMES l.. WILKINS. Plsint,,t ~1hf
JUANTTA b. WILKINS. Dese,an "a
No. 67o-SlI nsnt =
ORDER or AppGARANce :
Az n session OF said court h.,s
the City.County Building, In tho t" ~.
OF Detroit, County OF Wayne and s.u
OF Michigan, on July is. 1852 S'sls'
PRESENT: HON. NEAL FrT,c,.
AID, Circuit Judge.
not q resident Of this state but
n Is ORDERED that tho dcfenr,,,
enter her appearance In this cause as
oi before ninety t90) days from ,sS
date of this Order, or said AIN ~
Complaint Will be taken as confes,sd.
m IS FURTHER ORDERED ths,
copy OF this order be sent b, cerS
fled mail TO said defendant, addres,.x
s229 Vista Ne. Washington. DC. h.!
las, known address, and II not reeet
ed personally by said defendant ~
least twenty l20l days before the tim
prescribed for appearance that M,
order be published as required By law
NEAL FITZGERALD. Circui, judrs
A TRUE COPY
EDGAR M. BRANIGIN, CLERK :
c. CARTER. Deputy Clerk I
9-22-l0-27-62
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-06
UNI Prof. Says
Big City Life
Isn't Perfect

ANN ARBOR - lac old ada.c
that life is richer and more cx.
citing in the biz city" just isn't
true, says Thomas Parsons. in.
structor in education at the Uni.
vcrsiiy of Michigan
The SkIll> necessary to man
such roles as fire protection, road
construction, water and sewage
service mass communications
commerce. building and legal or.
ganizatlOn - 10 name a few ~
are scarce in a tiny population
This means each resident is
needed by his ncighbors and
must usually develop many pro-
duccr roles to maintain the very
life of the community" says par
sons
The rural barber or store
keeper. therefore. is far more
likely than his city counterpart
to have also learned and practiccd
as carpenter road rcpairman
law enforcement officer. fireman.
well drlller, preacher. jurist or
Justice, house painter, musician
or entertainer or scout master.
What's more. says Parsons.
the rural man and his sons
who grow up helping dad in his
many completeness can hard.
~ escape the sense of security
they get from knowing that their
economic contributions are need
ed by their fellow citizens and
are therefore affcctionatcly ap-
prcclatcd'
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-06
Banks Stresses
Importance
Of Voting

MONTGOMERY. Ala. tuPS):-
Supreme Grand Master William
v. Banks Of the international F
8 A. M. Mssons. stressed the i'm
portsnee Of registering and voting
10 the delegates Of the Grand
L o dge Convention held here
September 22nd and 23rd.
The honorable Mr. Banks urged
the citizens Of Alabama and all
other states TO voice their wishes
for First class citizenship; great
er Job opportunities; better eco
nomic conditions at the nations
ballot boxes on election day
fhis year. and every year.
The Supreme Grand Master was
here enrovfe 70 Grand Lodge
Conventions in Washington. DC.
East ST. Louis. H.; Lemon. Costa
Ries and Nassau in the Bahamas.
Representatives OF over | e n
Alabama cities attended the two
day session here.
Mr. Banks announced the sieady
growth Of his organization. Says
nearly 700 new members per
month are being accepted, and
that the rate will probably in
crease 10 900 per month by
early 1868. He also pointed out
a request he had from an Inde-
pendent Masonic group in IIII-
rois who wanted TO merge with
his international Mssons. The
matter. il was reported, is now
being negotiated.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-06
Society DoHgs

in different designs SATURDAY
evening.
The hosts served delicious
8 O'Clock supper of beef with
seven side dishes so very paiat'
able. Between bridge changes
fruit and nuts. then barbequed
potatoe chips were served. Ihe
evening closed with cake IN q
coffee.
Guests of the club were Mr..
and Mrs. Leroy Spradley. Mem
bers are: The Thomas Woods ;
the John ID. Taliaferroes. the
Thomas Searcys, the Richard
Bookers, the Ben Colemans ana
Bill Robinson.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-06
ATTY. WILLIAM r. PATRICK ss
1895 Farmer Street

ATTY. WILLIAM r. PATRICK 81
lo36 Farmer Street
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN IHk CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
COUNTY OF WAYNE IN CHANCERY
MOSELLA ALEXANDER, Plaintiff "
hEhbEkT ALEXANDER, Defendant
No. S7S.333
ORDER OF APPEARANCE
~ session of the above entitled
said court held I'm the CITY. COUNTY
Building. in the CITY of Detroit
County OF Wayne and State OF vchl
1869 ~
PRESENT: HON. HORACE W. Gil,
MORE. Circuit Judge.
rms cause, having come on TO h
heard. upon an affidavit. showing
among other things, that the defedsn.
" not resident of Michigan, but
mat his last known place OF residence
Was o0l5 Whitfield Avenue, Detroit,
michigan; and. further, that dcfendsl
cannot be found at said address. and
IS possibly hiding or has left the stau
% Michigan;
On motion OF WILLIAM T. PAT
RICK. SR.. Attorney for plaintiff. :
III Is HEREBY ORDERED. that The
defendant enter his appearance eithei
IN person, or by Attorney, within "
three months from date hereof, o.
the BIZ OF Complaint will be tsker r
confessed against him;
III Is FURTHER ORDERED. that !
true copy OF this Order 10 Appear h
sent TO the last known address Of ths
defendant. by registered mail, return
RECEIPT requested; and, that true
copy OF said Order TO Appear be pub
hshcd according to law.
HORACE w. GILMORE. Circuit JUDI.
A TRUE COPY
EDGAR NJ. BRANIGIN. Clerk /
{. CARTER, Deputy Clerk
lO-6-lll0-62
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-06
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The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-06
JACKSON 4 POWELL
11oa aroadwsv


STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT fOh k; rnS
colJNTY or WAYNE IN CHANCEkl
FERN LORRAINE DIXON, Plaintiff
~ HOWARD DIXON, Defendant.
No. s7s-oso
At a session of said Court held az
the Citv-County Bldg. In the City Oh
Detroit County OF Wayne and state
of Michigan on the day OF september
AID. 1862 e,,
Present: HONORABLE JOSEPH u
RASHlD, Circuit Judge.
In this cause. II appearing 10 the
Court by affidavit hereto attached
that a chancery summons for the APP
pearance of the defendant has been
issued out and under the seal OF TINS
court, and that same coud not DC serV'
Z" ed on or before the return day theIe'
of. for the reason that said defendant
being resident OF the City OF DE.
troit. County of Wayne and state Oh
Michigan, was concealed thcreln, ahu
said chancery summons has been re
turned with the certificate thereon
endorsed, showing that after dlgenl
search and inquiry, said defendant
could not be served al his last known
address, 2266 Andrus. Detroit. Michi
gan. on or before the return day
thereof,
Therefore. on motion of James Jack
son. Jr., attorney for the plaintiff,
1T Is ORDERED that the defendant
Howard Dixon, cause his appearance
to be entered. in this cause. within
three 49, months from the date OF TINS
order, and in cause OF his appearance
nc cause his answer TO the pain,iff
bill of complaint TO be filed and .
copy thereof TO be served on the al
torncy for the plaintiff, within q
days after service upon HIM OF cop,
OF said bill. and that IN default there
of, the said bill be taken as confessed
By said defendant.
1T is FURTHER ORDERED tnat
copy OF this order be published IN tn,
Detroit Tribune, and served, accord
ing to law.
JOSEPH G. RASHID, Circuit Judge
A TRUE COPY
EDGAR NJ DRANIGIN, Clerk.
c. CARTER, Deputy Cerk.
9-22-l0-27-62
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-06
sv COURT REPORTER


Two men convicted of breaking
and entering were sentenced last
week in Recorders Court.
Ernest +, Ziegler. 81. of 65l w
Euclid. drew one TO 4 years in
Jackson Prison. James ii. Sulli
van. 26. of 1903 Burrell. was plac'
ed on two years probation and
assessed Sl00 costs.
The complainant, Mrs Amy Per-
ry. 81, of l3050 Greeley, accused
the pair of breaking into her
home last April l3 and stealing
a Iii Fl set. Mrs. Perry said she
attended wake for flend at
1860 Greeley, where She saw
Sullivan. She said short time
later Sullivan left the wake.
Mrs. Perry said when she re-
turned home about 1880 pm. she
discovered that someone had for
ced open the rear door to her
home and the hi-fi set was MISS
ing.
Police said they arrested Zleg-
Ter and Sullivan short time lat
cr. The set was recovered at the
home OF Charles Plckens, of l3439
Dequlndre. father-in-law of Sulll-
van who SAID that Sullivan and
Zeigler brought the set 10 his
home and said they wanted $40.
Plckens said he gave the TWO men
$50.
Walter Wilson. "a, of 900 East
Grand Blvd, was found guilty Of
assault and battery last week by
Recorders Judge Frank G.. Sche-
manske. He was released on $500
personal bond for sentencing Oct.
9.
The complainant. Willie l..
Smith, 33. of 2043 ). LaSalle, ac-
cuscd Wilson OF Slugging h m
from behind without proVocation
September 9th while the two men
were guests al a party al 5l20
ST Clair.
Wilson said Smith started for
his pockets and thought that he
may have had a weapon. He said
he and Smith had few words
regarding his gIrlfriend.( viii
son glrlfriendl who was also at.
tending the party.
y former Manufacturers Nation
al Bank Teller VINO pleaded gull
~ to stealing S2.8O7 while work
ing al three of the bank branches
was placed on three years pro-
baton last week by Federal Judge
Wade H. McCree
He is Lloyd l. Vaughn. Jr., %.
Of 1891 RoXbury In placing
Vaughn on probation Judge Nc
Cree ordered him to make full
restitution OF the money taken.
Vaughn admitted taking the
money to pay on utilities bills
from November. 1861. until his
discharge the following April.
Vaughn could have been sen.
fenced to a federal prison for
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-06
HEADING. wlLLlAsAs; FoHS''ls

AND FLOYD
,,os orosdwsy. SUITE -
s-ATE OF MICHIGAN ~ur
IN THE CIRCUIT COchi irncruv rvnncr
cotJNTY OF WAYNE IN ia.,ss Snn.vSI ~
ROBERT WILLIAMS, rsln' n, "
GLADYS WILLIAMS, peie"
opneR OF PUBLICATION
A, session OF said court he'o IN
,,. c,,v.Count, Building. IN the Sns
~, nc,roit. County OF wayne ,ass a
S,.,. nj Michigan. on August ~ iyos
''evrSrNT. HONORABLE THEoDonI
BOHN. Circuit Judge. ~,s
snoearing 10 this Honorable eoun
.,an slf.davIt on file that process
for the appearance OF the ueienus
has been duly ISSUED, ana ina. s',.. ~,
dilieent search and inquiry ,ion
/, 10. 1862 to Aug ~, iso<' ''e
eorr' sT ,S HEREBY ORDERED that the
aa,erdant. GLADYS Williams, enter neI
sonearance IN said cause on OF pe'ols
,nree ~ months from the us.s
s,,,s Order. or said Bill OF lomPialn.
Iii n. taken as confessed asaihss
ciadvs Williams, and that 4 copy oI
- order be sent to the last KNOW
address of the defendant, saiu az az
aress being go Montcalm sIee'; ~,
troit. Michigan. py hegis'e,.Sa p"i;v'
return Receipt Reques'eu anu
err 10 Addrcssee Only. 49,. a.
iT Is FURTHER ORDERED thss ~
IN. defendant is not personally serv'
ed ed with copy of said order. true s
con, of this order be published III
the Detroit Tribune. newspspssa
printed. published, and circulating ~, in
said County OF Wayne, ioI SIN ,u'
consecutive weeks, according 10 law
eorsn eoTrisSr1DoRr r.. BOHN, Circuit Judge.
4 TRUE COPY
EDGAR Nj BRANIGAN. Clerk.
DALE De VOGELAER, Deputy Cierk'
9.2l-l0-27-62.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-06
N. Y. LIVE lN MAIDS

You need a friend in N. Y. Let
Mr.. Harold of the Mallory Agcn.
cy be your friend. lie GUARAN.
TEES you a live-in job in good
home, paying $50 to $50 a week,
free room, meals, T. v. He ad-
vanccs bus tickets and expenses
to \. Y. SEND REFERENCES TO
Mr.. Harold. The Mallory Agency.
Dept ls6. 576 Merriek Road.
lynbrook, NJ. Y.