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HELP MEN
/ CONSTRUCTION
SUPERINTENDENT

Apartments. fireproof construction
fully capable OF assuming respon.
sibility. Permanent Job with good
future, salary cpen. Write all
details and references to Box
CONSTRUCTION SUPT.. expert.
| enced In garden type and high
/ rise bldgs. Submit complete re-
sumo. Box. 2SS-z. Star.
CONTROLLER CPA.-Must have a
least 10 yrs, exper. in genera
business and be able TO assumt
full charge OF office and sub
sidiaries. Excellent opportunitl
for top-noteh man with we'll
known building and property man.
agement company. Salary open
All replies confidential. Send com.
plete resume to Box 19-E, Star
COUNTER -GRILLMAN. experienced
only. Excel. salary. Apply EMPIRE
PHARMACY. 1888 Conn. ave, NV
CUTTING MACHINE OPERATOR
only experienced need apply. Mod
ern r-conditioned shop. Com
pany benefits. viii consider two
thirders. 40-hour week. Call MR.
HOPPER between 8 and $3.50 pm
O%O-lBUU,
DEALER CREDIT MAN
At least two years experience on
desk. College BACKGROUND preferred
Excellent opportunity in the bank
ing field. Send resume to Box 4S3-
E, star.
DELIVERY MAN for electronics
firm, high school graduate. D. c.
permit. Must know city. Apply
1906 Penna. ave. Sc.
DENTAL TECHNICIAN
Bridge man, experienced assistant
for Bridge Dept. Perm. position.
SULLIVAN LABORATORIES, 1130
18th st. NV. FE. S-5515.
DISHWASHER, permanent position
for dependable man w/good ref
erences. Modern equipment, 3
days, 40 hrs. Apply Personnel,
THE FAIRFAX HOSPITAL, 1901
Gallows rd., Falls Church, JE. A
$500.
DISPATCHER. pm. to / am.
Must know Rockville area. Be
bonded. Pd. vac. excel. pay. APP
ply in person. HICKMAN CAB
CO., Rockville.
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To cover d. c. and vicinity for
largest operator in Europe. Give
experience and background. Box
O29.E Star
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HELP MEN
JANTTOR

Experienced. large Va, apt. bldg
Must have at least 8 years ant
house experience, Must furnish
local references. Good salary, live
in. No children. Call DU. 7-22S2,
between Q am. and 5 pm.
JANIT0R, experienced, for new lux
ury bldg, general cleaning, must
have some knowledge Of boilers.
Be dependable and non-drinker.
Apt. furnished. no children. SAL
AIRY open. Apply Mon. through
Friday. l0-6. 4977 Battery lane.
Apt, 100, Bethesda. OIL, $4,000,
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MANAGER-TRAINEE (2)

National company will have local
opening for ambitious college
grad, age 1884, married, good
auto. SLY guar. to start. Mr..
MoRARRE, S64-6s19, 10 pm.
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Apartments. fireproof construction
experience. must be top-notch,
fully capable OF assuming respon-
sibility. Permanent Job with good
future, salary cpen. Write all
details and references to Box
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At least two years experience on
desk, College BACKGROUND preferred
Excellent opportunity in the bank
ing field. Send resume to Box 4S3-
T star
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HELP MEN

PLASTEkERS, steady year-round
work. Apply to chief engineer
WESTCHESTER AP IT'S. 1000
Cathedral ave. NV o a.m-b nm
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DISTRICT
SALES MANAGER

Room air conditioning sales divi-
sion Of one of the nations oldest
manufacturers of refrigeration
equipment to establish and ad-
minister a Virginia, D. c., Mary
land territory. Product, dealer and
rangement. Box 22S-X. Star.
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HELP MEN

TIRE CHANGERS (2), experienced
only, excellent salary and working
conditions, Immediate opening.
sTIDHAM TIRE CO. 1880 King st.
Alex, Va.
TRAINEEs-sALEs, no canvassing.
Age Is to 32 with car. Interview
by appointment. Call JE. 2-SS12.
TRAVEL REPRESENTATIVE
GROUP PLAN
To cover d. C. and vicinity for
largest operator in Europe. Give
experience and background. BOX
2S3-E, Star.
TRUCK DRIVER
Neat, clean, intelligent, must read
and write. Sober, refs. HA. 2-7373.
TRUCK DRIVER, must know
Metropolitan Area, good driving
record required. See MR.. COOK.
1915 Half st. s.w.
TRUCK DRIVER. part time. Must
be strong and know Met. Area.
Apply 925 Emerson st. NV.
TV MEN-Outside and benchman.
full and part time. Call 462-3442.
TV, outside man and benchman, full
and part time. LA. 9-2975. UN.
4-S214.
TV SERVICEMEN
Full and part time. Outside, with
car. Also inside bench man. Fully
exper. only. JU. 5-SlS1.
Tv SERVICE MEN. inside and
bench. full and part time. Must
be experienced. Excel. salary.
many co. benefits. Apply 925 EN-
erson st. NV.
Tv SERVICEMAN, outside, part
time. nights only. ia. 5-1716.
UPHOLSTERER, full time. Apply
B: & E; UPHOLSTERY SHOP.
UPHOLSTERERS-A-I upholsterers.
experienced only. top wages. Bring
tools and go to work. AP. 7-3613.
46l4 Baltimore ave, Hyattsville,
Md.
UPHOLSTERER, full or part time,
steady Job. good pay. pleasant
working conditions, experienced
only. MILLER'S INTERIORS. 10.
7-1700.
UPHOLsTERER, experienced only.
steady work. Apply at 324O
Prospect st. NV.
Wand. men part time. No cam
vassing, no exper. nee. Car. S12
eve. JU. S-6O70. ia. 5-9457.
WANTED, YOUNG MAN to operate
packaging machinery. Must be
mechanically inclined and have a
desire to learn and advance to
better Jobs. Apply 10 to IL noon,
Mon. through Fri. LAYS POTATO
CHIP. 3450 Bladensburg rd.
MANAGER = Experi-
enced man to take complete
charge of office and warehouse
of national kitchen cabinet dis
tributor. Applicants must be good
typists and experienced in all
phases of office procedure. Abili-
ty. to work with and supervise
other personnel necessary. Submit
resume to Box 372-E. Star.
WINDOW CLEANERS, experienced,
must be neat. Apply between 9
a.m.-3 PM, 500 9Th st. NV.
WINDOW CLEANERS. experienced.
Call between 6 and 10 PM.
4S1 5000.
YOUNG MEN, 1923, who can quail
ify for our sales training pro-
gram. No exper. nee. Salary while
learning with opportunity for i'm
mediate advancement. Apply 9-5,
MR.. TURNER, RIM. Ala, 724 9th
st. NV.
YOUNG MEN, guaranteed income.
plus commission. sell heating, air
conditioning, refrigeration. n d
service contracts. Good opportu-
nifty with established company,
interviewing Monday 9 am. 1914
14th st. NV.
YOUNG MAN for appliance serv-
ice store. C. A. LEPPERT. INC.
S039 18th St, Silver Spring, Nd.
YOUNG MAN, warehouse clerk. ne.
Washington. Permanent. 4O-hr.. D.
day week, salary open. Apply in
own handwriting giving full de.
tails. Confidential. For personal
interview. write Box I67-E, star.
YOUNG MAN, few nights a week
and part time weekends. D; c.
drivers permit. Help in store.
Mclean Drugs, 1921 Wise. ave.
uEIn MEN Ann WnMEN
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KITCHEN MANAGER for night
duty. Must be experienced. APP
niV in nerSon oO0 Est sW
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ROCKVILLE. MD
GA. 4-5400

AUTO MECHANIC. Rambler expe,
rience preferred. disqualification
paid holidays and vacation. Fol
interview. SOUTHEAST RAMB.
LER. 2033 Nichols ave. Sc. LU
$4,000.
AUTOMOTIVE PTS. COUNTERMAN
AUTOMOTIVE PARTS SALESMAN
AUTOMOTIVE MACHINIST
Paid vacation. disqualification. lifI
insurance. annual sick leave. prof
II sharing Apply
NATIONAL AUTO SERVICE CO.
47I2 Suitlsnd Rd. Suitland, Nd
AUTO statesmen (3)-Cheyrolet
We prefer experienced men. but
will train sales-minded young men
We offer a most liberal pay plan,
life, disability and disqualification
insurance, yearly bonus incentive,
new-car demonstration, 24-car ca
pacity inside showroom area
plus many other ADVANTAGES. II
you are Interested in higher-than
sveraRe income, contact Mr..
KEEN, SALES MANAGER, BY
PHONE OR IN PERSON.
Barry-Pate Chevrolet
1l30 Conn. Ave. NV.
RE. T7878
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Wand. men part time. No cam
vassing. no eXper. nee. Car. S12
eve. III. S-6O70. ia. h-a457.
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LUMBER-Man experienced in lum-
Der yard work. Must be able to
fypa Anplv NJ. R-1l00
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UPHOLSTERER, full or part time,
steady Job. good pay, pleasant
working conditions. experienced
only. MILLER'S INTERIORS. 10.
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SALESMAN
SALES

AMBITIOUS MEN
Msrried-2l to SIS years of age.
Learn the highest paid profession.
No eXper. req. Our co. provides
sales training recognized as tops
for the industry. Prestige product.
Appt. sales in local Metro. Area.
MIN. OF 5000 per mo. guar. to
qualified applicants.
TELEPHONE JE 2-s97O
Q AMI PM.
SALESMEN-Let me show YOU how
to make $50 per day. every day,
on q commission basis. Call Mr..
GREGORY at 337-0717 between
9 m and nnnn
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for clothing and haber.

SALESMAN, for clothing and haber-
dashery in high style mensware
shop. Apply in person 10 am. to
g. pm; LONDON CUSTOM SHOP.
1851 You st. NV. next door to
Republic Theater).
SALESMAN = Young energetic-type
man to call on local heating.
plumbing and refrigeration trade.
knowledge in one field desired.
Prefer man living in Alex. or
Arl. area. Call Mr.. REYNOLDS
at ST. 3-0763. ewes. CHI. S-4655.
SALESMAN to work in fabric
store. Apply manager, MILL END
SHOP, Prince GEORGES Plaza, Hy-
attsville, Md.
SALESMEN-Worid leader in the
sale of heavy-duty trucks is in
terviewing statesmen. 2 yrs. college
required. Salary and commission.
Many fringe benefits. No expert
ence necessary. Mechanical apti-
tude desirable. Box 360-E, Star.
An Equal Opportunity Employer
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eve. JU. S-6O7O. ia. 5-9457.
WANTED, YOUNG MAN to operate
packaging machinery. Must be
mechanically inclined and have a
desire to learn and advance to
better Jobs. Apply 10 to IL noon,
Mon. through Fri. LAYS POTATO
CHIP 3450 BladensburR rd
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UPHOLSTERERS-A-I upholsterers,
experienced only. top wages. Bring
tools and go to work. AP. 1858.
1914 Baltimore ave-. Hyattsville,
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Tv SERVICEMAN, outside, part
time. nights only. ia. 5-1716.
UPHOLSTERER, full time. Apply
B: & E; UPHOLSTERY SHOP,
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HELP WOMEN
COSMETICIAN

Full time. permanent work. Top
salary and guaranteed commits
sions. paid weekly. This is an
experienced cosmetician, Apply
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YOUNG MEN, 1928, who can quail
ify for our sales training pro-
gram. No exper. nee. Salary while
learning with opportunity for i'm
mediate Advancement. Apply. 9-5,
MR.. TURNER, RIM. Ala, 724 9th
ST NV
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CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTEND-
ENT - Large Metropolitan Area
builder needs exp. construction
supt. for apt. and commercial
work. Only men with proper
qualifications should apply, Com
fidentisl. Write to Box 334-E'
Star
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DOWNTOWN ELEv.' BUILDING
Exper. oil BURNER, minor plumbing
and eec repairs airs Mar Married bs :obs2 not
Uniforms. 5000 month plus apt,
co. benefits. Apply s. F. and G.,
INC, 1104 Vermont ave. NV. 8
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SMAN

statesmen, producers. high type.
wholesale trade. Mr.. Black,
BOYDS. 700 18th NV. Welcome.
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UPHOLSTERER, experienced only,
steady work. Apply at 3240
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TIRE CHANGERS (2), experienced
only, excellent salary and working
conditions. Immediate opening.
sTIDHAM TIRE CO. 1880 King st.
Alex, Va.
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MAN, 70 WORK in catalog dept.
OF lge. wholesaler. Living in Beth :
Sii. Spring area. h.s. grad. 23-40,
married, car, S109.50 wk. start.
MR.. WOOD. 356-S394 days, VIII.
2-nohh after 8 nm.
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statesmen

With successful outside sales ex-
perience. Washington's oldest and
largest office equipment and sup
ply company. Liberal compensa-
ton and benefits. Starting salary
commensurate with experience,
Income limited only by your abil-
ity and effort. Protected sales ter
ritories. Many exclusive lines,
large inventory. fair prices. good
service back UP our statesmen.
Openings at present in govern
ment and commercial sales depart
Milliken. MA. S-41Sl. CHARLES
g. SIROTT CO, INC. 1910 NEW
YORK AVE. NV
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SALESMAN to call on builders for
national kitchen cabinet distribu-
tor. Man preferably familiar with
Northern Va. Must be experienced
With good record. Write to Box
37l-E, Star.
SALESMAN 10 sell ali kinds Of roof
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YOUNG between 10 am. and 4
pm. 332-7222.
MAINTENANCE SUPERINTEND'
ENT, garden-type apt.-Must bt

ENT, garden-type apt.-Must bt
fully exper. in all type mainte'
nance, heavy oil burner. Also
supervise men. Only exper. need
apply. 10. 2-0135, or apply
SHIPLEY PARK. 3400 18th st. sc
MAN, middle aged, to assist room
clerk, help in laundry and learn
motel business, $3.50 per mo-,
COLONIAL PLAZA MOTEL, 10203
Baltimore blvd, College Park, Nd,
Ard.SRS2
Evening star., 1962-08-15
DC. 7 ronsit to Collect
$4,000 Pupil Subsidy

D. c. Transit System, Inc,
will be able to collect about a
100000 subsidy from the Dis
trict after August 81 for trans
porting school children.
Payment to the company,
after a subsidy bill finally was
pushed through Congress this
year. was assured yesterday
after a ruling by Corporation
Counsel Chester Gray.
The legislation. signed into
law by President Kennedy on
June %, authorizes a variable
subsidy for school fares based
on the number of children
transported in the District at
the 10-cent student fare and D.
C. Transit's earnings.
The language of the bill
authorizing an effective date
for the subsidy to begin was
confusing to District officials,
and Brig. Gen. Frederick j.
Clarke, District Engineer Com
missioner, asked for an inter-
probation by the city's legal
staff.
Mr.. Gray ruled yesterday that
the language calling for pay
ment "in the 12-month period
ending August 81 next follow
ing the date of enactment of
this act" means this coming
August 81.
Under the subsidy act, D. c.
Transit is entitled to a return
Of the difference between the
10 cent fare and the normal
25-cent fare if the transit firms
total earnings fall short of the
Evening star., 1962-08-15
Couple Wins
Dependency
ToxFight

A New York couple who have
battled the Internal Revenue
Service for four years over de-
ductions for their aged parents
finally won their fight.
1t amounted to not having
to pay $132 to the tax men.
The decision was rendered
yesterday in the United States
Tax Court by Judge John E.
Mulroney in favor Of Wilfred
and Lillian Abel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abel had con-
tributed $3.50 for the joint sup
port Of Mr.. Abel's parents in
1857. The elder Mr.. Abel had
also received $720 Social Secu-
rity payments in that year.
The IRIS turned thumbs down
on the dependency exemption
declared for the elder Mr.. Abel,
saying that because the old
age payments were for his sup
port alone, his son and daugh-
ter-in-law had not, therefore,
furnished over half his sup
port.
But Judge Mulroney ruled
that the parents "can be treat
ed as a unit" and that the $3.50
was more than half the amount
available for the support Of
both.
I'm such q situation" the
judge wrote, "the issue of de-
tendency should not turn on
whether one or both parents
received the less than half
available portion from some
outside source"
Evening star., 1962-08-15
Governor Opens
Plebiscite Push
In Puerto Rico

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico, Aug.
is (AP).-Gov. Luis Munoz
Marin last night launched his
campaign for a plebiscite on the
future status of Puerto Rico,
and appealed to the islanders
to support continued common
wealth ties to the United States.
In a radio broadcast, he said
he would seek direct participa-
ton by Puerto Rico in common
Federal expenses through a
contribution he said might be
based on the percentage of
Puerto Rico's economic growth.
Puerto Rico pays no Federal
taxes now.
Earlier in the day, the Legis-
lature opened its special ses-
sion to consider Gov. Munoz
Marin's plebiscite bill. He is
believed to be aiming at a vote
in December by the people
on three alternatives: United
States statehood, independence
or closer commonwealth ties
with the United States.
The Insular Republican
Party, which favors statehood,
caucuSed and decided to attend
the special session. Party lead
ers had threatened to boycott
it. claiming the plebisciteswould
not be valid without authorize
ton from the United States
Congress.
Evening star., 1962-08-15
Prisoner Freed
On Bail Pending
Appeal Action

James c. (CuebalD Irby,
facing legal action in other
courts. yesterday was freed on
an appeal bond from Maryland
Penitentiary by the Mont
gomery County Circuit Court.
Irby, 38, was released on
SIC, 900 bond pending an appeal
of his conviction on breaking
into a Silver Spring store and
taking $1,000 worth Of women's
clothing last December. Circuit
Judge Ralph Shure ordered
Irby's return from the prison,
where he was serving q five
year term, when defense at
torneys said Irby would appeal
his conviction.
Irby, of the 100 block Of
Cochrane street NV, was ar
rested on the clothes theft
charge while he was free on an
appeal bond set in Alexandria
Federal Court. In that case,
he was fined $4,000 and sent
enced to two 20-year terms for
possessing $50,000 worth of mar
cotics. Irby also faces charges
in Montgomery Peoples Court.
His wife, Mary D. Irby, was
charged with him in the clothes
theft, but has not yet been
tried. She is serving a five-year
term in the District Jail for
possession of heroin.
Evening star., 1962-08-15
OLD STATE LAW
DELAYS GUARDS
DEPARTURE

DOVER, Del. (AP). -
Delaware's National Guard
units must postpone their
departure for sum mer
camp a day because of q
little-known State law.
Maj. Gen. Joseph j.
Scannell, the adjutant
general. said yesterday the
units will leave Sunday in
stead Of Saturday and all
training schedules will be
moved back one day.
A primary election is
scheduled Saturday. A law
dating back to pre-Civil
War days but still in effect
provides a fine of 1000 for
anyone who causes the
National Guard to zap
pear. exercise or muster"
on the day of any election.
The dates for summer
training were selected long
before the date for the
primary election.
Evening star., 1962-08-15
19Areno Stage Investors
To Have Money Repaid

Nineteen investors VIII o
helped finance construction of
the Arena Stages new theater
building will have all or part
Of their money repaid with 6
per cent interest before the
start of the second season in
the building.
Their names were selected in
a drawing at the American Sc
curity g. Trust Co.'s main Of
flee today by Daniel w. Bell,
honorary treasurer Of the
Washington Drama Society, the
Arenas parent body.
Its very unusual for a rep
ertory company to be able to
do this" declared Vice Presi-
dent Thomas c. Fichandler of
the society, referring to the
theater's box office success.
I'VE are delighted to fulfill
our financial obligations to
these wonderful people who
helped make our fine new
theater a reality" president ].
Burke Knapp declared.
OF $225, 900 in bonds sold by
the bank for the theater COM
pany, l per cent, or $2.250, will
be redeemed on or about Sep
tember /, Mr.. Knapp said.
Evening star., 1962-08-15
End ofStrike
IsSoueht
BY the Associated Press


President Kennedy's Missile
Sites Labor Commission today
sought an immediate end to a
labor stoppage that has halted
construction work at the Gov
er1iment's Spacecraft center at
Huntsville. Ala.
The commission said that in
view of Russia's latest feat in
putting twin space vehicles into
orbit 1t is more necessary than
ever to maintain labor peace
on the Nations missile and
space sites and research center.
Julius Kuczma, the commits
Sion's executive secretary, urg-
emily requested Gordon Free
man, President of the Inter-
national Brotherhood of Elec-
trical Workers, AFL-CIO, and
Neal Haggerty. President of the
AFL-CIO Building and Con-
struction Trades Department,
to order local union officials at
Huntsville to halt picketing.
The picketing against a sub
contractor has made idle prac-
tically all Of the 1900 building
trades employees at Redstone
Arsenal, which, among other
projects, is working on facilities
for the first United States moon
shot.
Mr.. Kuczma told the union
officials that the work stoppage
was seriously interfering with
the Nations space program and
violating the labor-manage-
ment no-strike policy at space
and missile bases.
His appeal to Mr.. Haggerty
apparently was intended to
urge that other building trades
workers at Huntsville pass
through the IBEW picket lines.
Mr.. Kuczma asked all con-
cerned, unions, contractors and
the Corps Of Engineers, to use
"every means possible" to OBJ
tain a prompt work resumption.
Mr.. Kuczma'S assistant,
Harry Pirrung, has just return
ed to Washington after a trip
to Huntsville to explore the
problem. The trouble revolves
around IBEW efforts to or
ganize the Baraco Electrical
Construction Co., a firm that
operates on a nonunion basis.
Picket lines went up at
Huntsville yesterday.
A Marshall space flight
center spokesman said If the
strike lasts long enough it
could prove detrimental to the
Saturn program. And, the
spokesman added, Saturn is es-
sential to this country's plans
for moon exploration.
Evening star., 1962-08-15
Publishers Agree
To FTC Ruling
By the Associated Press

The Federal Trade Commits
sion has issued consent orders
which prohibit A publishers
and distributors Of magazines,
comic books and paperbacks
from granting discriminatory
promotional allowances to GUS
toners.
The FTC contended that the
companies gave allowances to
favorite customers which were
not made available to competi-
tors on proportionally equal to
terms as required by law.
The consent agreements were
negotiated for purposes of set
tling the various cases and did
not constitute admissions of
law violations.
Two national distributors
agreed to the orders. They are
Publishers Distributing Corp.
of New York and Kable News
Co. Of Mount Morris, III.
Evening star., 1962-08-15
Ryan Charges
D.C.Locker
Bors Negroes

A locker room door is still
locked to Negroes in a South
east Washington garbage plant,
Representative Ryan. Democrat
of New York. has told the
House Of Representatives.
The Congressman put into
the Congressional Record q let
ter to Commissioner Walter N.
Tobriner, written to thank him
for starting improvements in
general housekeeping in tool
houses and locker rooms.
Mr.. Ryan said he was disap-
pointed that the Board of Com
missioners had not briefed him
Of action on his other COM
plants:
That the locked toilet is a
daily affront to the dignity"
Of Negro workers. whose locker
room adjoins it.
That q white man outside
the District government was
made foreman Of one sanitary
engineering crew although
half a dozen" Negroes on the
job were well qualified.
That neither work gloves, nor
boots nor raincoats are issued
to trash and garbage collectors.
Mr.. Ryan said on the floor
that Congress, so long as it ex-
ercises authority over "hapless
citizens" Of Washington. had a
responsibility to find out the
truth about disgraceful condi-
tions.
Evening star., 1962-08-15

The first bondholder selected
was Burton B. Meyer, jr., of
2423 Menokin drive, Alexandria,
Va, a training officer in the
Department Of Defense. Mr..
Fichandler described him as
zone of our supporters from
the earliest days"
Others selected included a
school teacher who has been
buying tickets for her class to
the Arenas productions and an
usher who used her savings to
buy the bonds. according to
Zelda Fichandler. producing
director of the Arena.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fichandler also
turned up in the list of 10. The
chances of this occurring were
about one in $4,000, the So
ciety officials said. The draw
ing was made from a waste
basketful of IBM cards which
had bond numbers, but no
names.
At six per cent interest, some
of the 10 bondholders might
have preferred to hang on to
the bonds to be redeemed, but
they have no choice-they must
take their money, society Off
cials said.
Evening star., 1962-08-15
African Politician
Dies in Collision

BULAWAYO, Southern Rho
desia, Aug. Is (AP).-Dr. T. s..
Parirenyatwan, deputy presi-
dent of Southern Rhodesia's
chief African Nationalist Party,
was killed last night when the
car in which he was riding was
hit by a train at a crossing
18 miles from Bulaway.
DR.. Parirenyatwan was the
first African from the Rho
desian Federation to qualify as
a medical doctor and to be ap-
pointed to the government
medical service. He Joined the
Zimbabwe African Peoples
Union as deputy president in
January a few weeks after the
party was formed.