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vestigation into the student riots
had uncovered the existence of a
subversive network reaching out
to Dakar, to Paris and an yves.
tern bloc embassy" in Conaltry
The networks object, he said, was
to overthrow his regime.
Toure's charge followed a sim.
liar charge made by government
officials recently in Monrovia, Lib,
eria which linked an alleged Com.
munist plot in that century to ar
Eastern bloc embassy in Conakry
Toure did not identify the Com.
munist bloc country,
Independent Three Years
At the time of last months stu.
dent riots here, the disturbances
were blamed on disaffected teach
ers seeking more pay.
Guinea, proclaimed a republic ir
1858 after leaving the new French
community, obtained its independ
ence from France three years age
when it voted to reject a referend'
UNI on the French constitution.
The French government then in
formed Toure that his territory nc
longer formed a part Of French
West Africa and could no longer
expect aid from France.
Sets Up National Bank
President Toure then announced
establishment of a national banl
and issuance Of a Guinea franc t
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UNHAPPY STRIKERS

questions and here are a few of the
answers. One woman who was so
happy it was over said she hoped
they never had to live through
another one.
She was saying, ut will take us
years to get over this strike! No,
my husband nor any Of the others
were paid one cent all during these
cold winter months. Now the
companies have told us they can
not extend further credit to us
unless we can pay up our utility
bills or unless the strikers go back
to work. Here we are faced with
four month old utility bills, grocery
bills and other bills that had to go
in order that a great many of us
could keep our homes. AS it is,
there are a great many workers
who have lost their homes, cars
and some furniture, not to mention
many small items.
And to add to the misery, this
has been the longest and coolest
winter that most of us have ever
lived through. Consequently all of
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our utility bills are much higher.
Most all of the workers savings
have all but dwindled away and
they are living on credit that will
take many months to clear up.
A worker who is nearing the re-
tlrement age asked, what makes
you think the strike hasn't hurt
me? He said between us, my wife
and I, we spent seven months in
the hospital last year. I was i'll for
four months and was off my job
for six months.
Knowing what hospitals cost
you know I dug deep into our
savings and the strike was called
only two months after I went
back to work. Besides not earning
any salary I am paying cash out
every month. I am happy I had it
to pay, but don't tell me I don't
feel it! I will feel it for another
year, az least.
A young wife of a striker told
US, my husband was one of the
few who would not sign to strike
and are they making him pay for
it! He is being watched lest he
T1ooEo Opo Polca Yoo1ya hnl h6o,o
who did not sign are being given
more and more work to do and if
they go to the water cooler for a
drink of water they are being
watched"
A real young bride said, I'VE had
made a payment on our own home
and had bought furniture and just
settled in our home when the strike
was called. We tried to hang unto
our house but had to let it go and
then our furniture went back.
try not to think of all the cash
we have lost because we are young
and can start over again. But it
does hurt to think there is no way
to hang unto your property be-
cause of strike that you did not
want! Another, a man, was say
ing" it is hard on us, but harder
on the man nearing retirement.
They say those men are being
watched and the first time they
fall behind in their work they are
going to be retired. Knowing this,
it is hard for them to do their best.
They also know their chance of
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replace the French colonial franc.
On the same day, Mar. 1, 1860,
Toure signed an agreement for a
$35, 000,0 900 Soviet credit to Guinea
but denied that this was linked
to his country's remuneration of the
franc zone.
Also, on March 5, 1860, Guinea
became the first country outside
the Communist bloc to extend dip
lomatic recognition to East Ger
many. The West German ambas-
sador was Immediately recalled
from Guinea in protest.
Since that time President Toure
has said repeatedly that he is no
Communist. Some Western observ-
ers have described Guinea as a
"leftist" African nation. Often
these same observers label Ghana,
Guinea's other partner with Mali
in a Union Of African States, as
a Communist sympathizer. The
feeling regarding Ghana is based
on reasons similar to those involv-
ing Guinea.
Follow Neutral Line
All three West African count
ries have denied being Communists
or even Communists sympathizers.
They contend that as independent
states they have the right to &C
cept aid from any country. They
further take what they consider a
neutral position in the East-West
cold war, saying such a position
is to their best advantage as new
ly-independent states.
Other observers, particularly
those who are sympathetic to all
African countries in their struggle
to build their economies following
independence, do not rule out the
possibility that certain African
states may have extended them
selves too far to the left.
However, they point out thai
any action or statement on the
part of African leaders which may
be considered as being anti-West
need not be construed to be pro-
East.
Nigerian Leader Visits
In other developments, Sir Abu.
bakar Tafewa Belewa, Nigeriar
prime minister, visited Toure ir
what was viewed as an apparent
move to bring Guinea into the
rank of the "Monrovia powers"
This group of nations, so identi'
fled after the historic meeting Of
20 independent African states ir
Monrovia, Liberia, has never beer
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labeled Communist.

labeled Communist.
These African countries, MAIN
tanning that they are neither Pro-
East nor Provost but pro-Afri-
can, met in Monrovia in May of
this year.
Guinea, Ghana and Mali, along
with Morocco and the United Arab
Republic, did not attend the con-
These nations which did not at
tend the Monrovia conference have
been described as the "Casablanca
powers" having met earlier in
ference, although the sponsoring
nations indicated that they were
urged to send representatives.
Morocco.
Steps Toward Unity
At the time of the Monrovia
meeting, Morocco said 1t was in
favor of the conference but could
not attend because Mauritania was
attending as an independent ma
ton. Morocco has long held the
contention that Mauritania is part
Of its own territory and even
fought its admittance into the
Since the May meeting in Lii
IBERIA, steps have been taken to
bring all the independent African
states into some kind of friendly
association, especially long econ
omic lines.
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of the so-called MonroWa and
Casablanca powers.
Toure, a Lenin Peace Prize win
ner and an avowed nationalist, last
week raised world eyebrows when
he disclosed that the Communists
tried to overthrow his government.
He revealed the alleged plot in a
speech before a rally here.
Received Red Aid
The Guinean president has re-
ceived considerable Soviet bloc
aid; he has made trips to the Sow
let Union and Communist China,
and he has been charged with MAX
ing foreign policy speeches which
seemed to favor the Communists,
AS a result, Western nations have
considered him to be strongly
under Red influence.
Western observers have also not
ed that Czechoslavakia and Red
China at one time appeared to
have a strong foothold in Guinea.
Czechs, they have indicated, held
positions in Conakry, including top
posts with the police force. They
also had charge Of air terminal
facilities in Conakry.
enoucing the Communists,
Toure said they instigated student
riots last month to set their plot
into motion. The riots were halted
without bloodshed.
Tells OF Network
The Guinean leader said an in
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Because you have occasional
spells of dependency, don't des-
pair. The sun has a sinking spell
every night, but it rises again all
right the next morning.-Anon.
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Individuals and organizations
may get along without using the
advertising columns Of this paper
but NOT AS WELL.-Advt.
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cluims Reds Tried Overthrow:
Claims Reds Tried Overthrow:
T0ure'S Attack On
Communists May Mean
Turn By Guinea

Conakry Guinea (ANP)-There may be red faces
among those who have labeled Red" Guneas President
Sekou Toure appears that the West African leader
not have been in the Communist orbit after all.
Some observers feel that this charge by TOure coupled with
his announcement of the Communists might be turning point
Evening star., 1962-09-15

lieves will particularly appeal
to Festival visitors, a spokes-
man for the builder said:
THE community Is within
Is to 20 minutes Of the Pen
tagon and the District by way
of the Washington Memorial
parkway, and close to all
schools, shopping and other
community facilities. The
houses themselves are on one
half acre lots, have large
rooms and all include two
fireplaces."
The Broyhill firm, which
dates to 1915. has built more
than 0,000 houses and apart
ments in the Northern Vir-
ginia area since World War
II. 1t is also developing Ster-
ling Park in Loudoun County
at the present time.
Directions to reach Langley
Estates. as furnished by the
builder, are:
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KettIer Shows Old Farm

variety of exterior treatments
and floor plans.
The houses, which are of
brick or brick-and-frame
construction, have three or
four bedrooms and two to
two and q half baths. They
start in price at $4,000 and
sales are handled by the Ket-
tier firm.
Discussing facets of the
community he feels will par
ticularly appeal to Festival
visitors, q spokesman for the
builder said:
I'VE stress quality con-
struction and excellence of
both interior and exterior de-
sign. In addition, the buyer
has a large variety of choice
in 'customizing' his home.
Sensitive land planning has
been used to accent natural
features. The community has
exceptional convenience to
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new highways and others un-
der construction"
The Kettler firm has been
constructing homes in the
Washington area since 1852
and has erected more than
500 homes and completed
some 200 commercial con-
tracts.
Directions to reach the
community. as furnished by
the builder, are:
North on Wisconsin ave-
nue. through Bethesda, left
on Route 70-S for four min
utes to Montrose road (sec-
ond interchange and right
on Montrose a few hundred
yards to the Old Farm en-
trance"
For an approximate loca-
ton of the community in
the Washington area, see No.
6 on map, Page 2 Of this Sec
ton.
Evening star., 1962-09-15

A Fall Festival Of Homes
exhibit in its Old Farm COM
munity in North Bethesda is
being offered by Kettler
Brothers, Inc.
The home Is at te108 Old
Bridge road In the communi-
" where the firm has al
ready sold more than 100
homes and plans q total of
some 500.
In the 227-acre tract, Ket-
tier Brothers has set aside
is acres for @ school and
recreation area, some 20
acres for q stream valley
park and three acres for a
community swimming pool
site.
Patterson & Worland, Ala,
architects for the communi-
ty, have designed six basic
model homes there which are
available in a considerable
Evening star., 1962-09-15

A Fall Festival Of Homes
: Entry Of M. T. Broyhill &
sons Is located in its Langley
Estates community in Nc
Lean, Va.
, The home at 613 Dead Run
drive is one Of % recently
completed in the develop
! nnent. These % homes mark
the finish Of the 243-h o m e
community.
Designed by the firms own
afchitectural staff, the
houses include four basic de-
J kigns, ramblers, split levels,
bi- -levels and split-foyers.
OF brick construction, the
homes have from three to
five bedrooms and two to
three baths. Prices begin at
$25,950 and sales are handled
by M. T. Broyhill & Sons,
Realtors.
Discussing features Of the
homes and community he be-
Evening star., 1962-09-15

211 and proceed about one
half mile to Bowling Green
drive, then right to models"
For an approximate loca-
ton of the community see
No. II on map. Page 2 Of this
section.
Evening star., 1962-09-15

Corp. has been building in
the Northern Virginia area
since 1916 and over the years
has constructed more than
$500 homes. Its president,
Stephen @. Yeonas, Is also
the current president Of the
Evening star., 1962-09-15

Directions to reach the de-
velopment, as furnished by
the builder, are:
From Memorial Bridge
take Route so five miles past
Seven Corners to Cedar lane.
Turn right across Routes 29-
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Yeonas Offers Dunn Lorinq Woods
Yeonas peyelopment corp.

Yeonas Development Corp.
is offering a Fail Festival of
Homes entry in its Dunn
Loring Woods development in
Fairfax County.
The exhibit home at Pep
perdine and Bowling Green
drives is one of six model
homes the firm is building in
the development. OF the
firms own design, the houses
include ramblers, split-levels,
split-foyers and two story
types.
At the 216-acre communi-
ty. Yeonas already has COM
pleted 200 homes and has
another 66 under construc-
ton. When eventually COM
pleted. Dunn Loring Woods
win contain 500 homes.
The houses. which are Of
brick and aluminium siding
construction, have three or
four bedrooms and two or
two and a half baths. Prices
begin at sig, ,990 and sales are
handled by Yeonas Realty.
Among other amenities,
Dunn Loring Woods already
has a swimming club in op-
Grafton that has been turned
over to the residents.
Discussing features Of the
homes he feels are outstand-
ing. a spokesman for the
builder said:
"All Of our homes have de
luxe kitchens with Q full
range Of equipment and bath
rooms that include ceramic
tile and a choice Of various
co-ordinated colors."
The Yeonas Development
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Langley Estates Open

"Over Key Bridge and bear
right to George Washington
parkway, follow 1t to Route
123 and continue one mile on
Route 123 to Route 1893, turn
right three miles to Dead Run
drive, turn left to open
houses"
For an approximate loca-
ton of the community in the
Washington area. see No. Is
on map, Page 2 of this Sec
ton.
Evening star., 1962-09-15

Home Builders Association Of
Metropolitan Washington.
Last year one Of the models
at Dunn Loring Woods was
cited as best in its class ina
competition conducted by the
HBAMW.
Evening star., 1962-10-08

Bridge man, experienced assistant
SULLIVAN LABORATORIES, 1880
18th st. NV, FE. S-5kIh.
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sIcHHsssbb ! sTcH Hssbb 4 p0gENsAESN, p9y0}ggEENsAASN
THOs. J. WEN { SON
AuctiOneers. iii Z 81, NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
UNfMPRoVED GROUND LoCAT-
Hp ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
AMES STREET. BETWEEN PIE
STREETS NORTHEAST. BEING
KNOWN AS LOTS SIG AND. S17
IN SQUARE 5342. AND CON-
TANNING APPROPRIATELY q
S75 SQUARE FEET OF GROUND.
BY virtue of . certain deed OF trust
duly recorded. in Lioer No. ll753.
Folio 5S5 ct sea-. of the land rec
Urds OF the District Of COLUMBIA.
secured thereby. the undersigned
in front Of the premises. on FRI-
DAY. THE NINETEENTH DAY
OF OCTOBER. AID. 1882. AT
ONE O'CLOCK PM. the follow
ing-described hand and premises.
situate in the District OF Colums
bia. and designated as and being
Lots 81, So and SO in Square
Numbered 5243 as per plat re-
corded in the Office Of the sur
veyor for the District Of Columbia
in Liber 7S At Folio >: known
si7 in Square se43. subject to
building restriction line of record.
TERMS soF SALE: ALL CASH. A
deposit Of $1,000 will be required
at time Of sale. Adjustments
made as OF date of sale. All
conVeyancing. recording, revenue
stamps, transfer taxes. etc. &C
cost Of purchaser. Terms of sale
to be complied with within thirty
days from dav Of sale. otherwise
the trustees reserve the right TO
resell the property at the. risk
and cost Of defalilting purchaser.
after five days advertisement Of
such resale in some newspaper
published in washington. d. C..
FRANK w. MARSAkEk.
SAMUEL r. GILMAN,
ocs. s.I0.I2,Ib.Is Trustees.
Evening star., 1962-10-08

ESMaNExesIlent oSa career e Pp-
900 IN 1st year with annual in
ereases to follow; Management
opportunity for qualified man.
Full fringe benefits and excellent
retirement program. Cali 4s3-e01S
fap infarufew
Evening star., 1962-10-08

When anafnegfne a6peKtisafteEta
Addressed % Star bozss DO NOT
tncl0se ORIGINAL references, pho-
toeTaphs or other ma dleridls OI
personat DalHe. Copfes seTpe the
purpose. Originals mar Get lost
Evening star., 1962-10-08

There IS great opportunity open
to you selling mutual fund invest
ment plans. No experience neees-
sary. Call Mr.. chonzes, 524-6139,
Mon. throush Fris for Pppoint-
nnent. .
Evening star., 1962-10-08


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
END OF ROW BRICK DWELLING
BEING KNOWN AS PREMISES
NuMBER 92l o STREET NORTH
BY virtue of certain deed Of trust
fSy foo rseSresd ses IN LSsF x, NH fsns il9es 5es
ords OF the District OF Columbia,
and at the request Of the party
secured thereby the undersigned
trustees will SELL at public auction
in front of the premises, on TUES
DAY. THE EIGHTEENTH DAY
OF SEPTEMBER, AID. 1862. AT
TWO O'CLOCK Pm, the follow
ing described land and premises,
situate in the District Of Columbia
and DESIGNATED as and being Lot
69 in Cooks s1bdiyision Of Lots 10y
sion OF Square 366 Is per plat
recorded IN the office Of the
> Surveyor for the District of Co
lumbia in LibeE Is at Folio lS5:
subject to covenants ana restrle-
tion OF record,
TERMS. Sold subject to a prior
building association deed Of trust
for approximately $5.634 IA; fur
ther particulars Of which will pc
dnnOQlCcu Ut LlNlb "a SalSi NhN
purchase price above said trust
TO be paid in cash. A deposit OF
$500 in cash or certified check
required. Conveysncing, record
ing, transfer taxes, etc, at pur-
chaser's cost. /, Adjustments made
as OF date Of sale. Terms to be
complied with within thirty days
otherwise deposit forfeited and
the property may be ADVERTISED
and resold ct the discretion OF
RICHARD. A. DoRFdANN,
RICHARD L, SUGARMAN, s
se7,1O,I2,I4 Trustees.
The above, sale has been postponed
until Friday, September rs, at
three o'clock pm. by order OF the
Trustees
Se1 = 90 81
fTTHE ABOVE SALE has hssa
postponed until fUESEA Z, s, &c
TOBER. 1852 AT .3:45. O'CLOCK
Pm, by ORDER OF THE TRus-
TEES. oe2.s
a151s1r 1nNT
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[ANITOR

DOWNTOWN ELEv. BUILDING
Expsr. Oh burner. minor plumbing
refs. s MI Must iS; Sc sober. rTi Uniforms. GTs.
$500 month plus apt, CO. bene-
fits. Apply S.. r. AND G., INC,
1104 Vermont ave. NV, 9 to 4
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Accountant, Jr.

we have an opening in cur
controllers office, to assist
with internal auditS, for an
ambitious young man. Our
organizations include auto
dealershipS. insurance COM
panies, insurance agencies.
Auto parts distributors. in
vestments and various other
type businesses. This is an
Excellent opportunity to gain
experfence in various type
businesses and for advance
nent, especially for q niEht
student who has completed
Al least 2 or 4 semesters Of
accounting school, Automo-
bile required, although all
firms are located in Metro.
politan WASHINGTON. All
usual employe benefits, sal
AIRY commensurate With
ability and experience, but
We are not looking for q
senior accountant. Apply in
person to Mr.. Robert Kack--
iey, 1440 p ST. NV. Phone
viii be accepted for appoint-
ments for interviews. but
no information will be siven
By phone REGARDING the DO
sition.
Evening star., 1962-10-08

Must be experienced in maintenanee
tools and references necessary.
Permanent job for experienced
man, 50 per hour. Phone IA.
Evening star., 1962-10-08
EVENING WORK

For apartment project in Bethesda
Must have extensive knowledge OF
heavy duty boilers : bedroom apt
furnished Box -326-E, star.
Evening star., 1962-10-08
MR.. HOUSTON
737-5466 1.

MESSENGER. firm needs boy
raised in this area to run errands
and for genl. ofc. duties. drs. lie.
nee. sd. S1.50 hr, POTOMAC
EMPL. AGCY., 1894 Wilson blvd,
Arl., IA. $4,000.
Evening star., 1962-10-08
CREDIT
TRAINEE .

,. L L 4S1AAAN LII
SILVER SPRING AREA
Capital Credit 'Corpo-
ration is seeking 8
young men, age 25-35,
y to enter training pro-
gram on October 1S,
1852. College back
ground in business
administration, pre-
vious sales, credit or
collection experience
desirable. Applicant
must be forceful, per-
suasive, perceptive,
aggressive. Good
starting salary and
opportunity for ad-
vancement. Full COM.
pany benefits. All in
side work, 5-day, 40
hr. week.
To arrange cohfiden-
tial interview call Mr..
Michener, ss2- 1000 or
send resume to 1900
Georgia Ave. NV,
Wash, d. C.
Evening star., 1962-10-08
THos, .. OWN . son,

AgcTIoNEERs PHONE MA. s-as7s
Evening star., 1962-10-08

CRAFTSMAN. nechan-- many 9th.
ers; Sales, eng. 500 wk. to S1O.-
GOO. MT. Black. BoYD's, 18th
DRIVER for douEhnut route. 6-day
DouGHNUT CO., 2315 Nichois
ave. e.e.
Evening star., 1962-10-08

Mahogany breakfront. Ma
hogany sectry. desk, At
tractive inlaid French bed
rnn. suite. Splendid living
room and Lounge chairs.
Late style studio couch.
Up-to-date dinette sets.
Odd chests and .dressers.
Twin and double Holly
woods. IL new inexpensive
room -size rugs. 2 refrig-
orators. 2 gas stoves. Nu-
merous other effects.
BY AUCTION
Williams Auction House
9l4 Eye st, NV.
Tues. Tomorrow 2 Pm.
DEALERS AND INDIVIDUALS
ATTEND
AucTIoNEERs PHONE MA. s-2s7s
OcS
Evening star., 1962-10-08
CARPENTERS
CARPENTER

For recreation. rooms. continuous
work all winter No lay-offs.
Apply 500 II st. NV.
Evening star., 1962-10-08
HELP MEN
ENGINEER

ENGINEER, exper., asphalt, soil ana
yotsd, BoYD's. isth and Q. Nx
Evening star., 1962-10-08
HELP MEN
IcoNrINuEDl


ACCOuNTANTs-BO0KKEEPERe
We Specialize in These Positions
ATLAS AGCY.s 1870 NY. Ave. N.Ws
ACCOUNTANT, excel, opport. for
man with deE. and r and D con-
trsctinE. exper., 5 DAYS sood bsne-
fits, to $1,000. POTOMAC EMPI.,
9I1 King. ST., XII a-5055.
ASST. BKKPR., immed. opening
with estab. firm for personable
person. Some tipping, automative
exper. helpful. days, TO S9n wk
POTOMAC FMPL., J04 =. Broad
St. JE. s-727..
ACCOUNTBNT-BKK payroll,
exper,. Si25 wk Select opprts. see
Miss Bell. B0YD's, 700 18th NV
MA s-2340. - y
ADM PERSONNEL, Vocational
Guidance Counselor. college grad.
mature, $1,000 Miss Bell, BOYD's,
MA. S72340,
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HELP MERf

BUS, MACH. REPAIRMAN, inmed,
opening In Fairfax area, for neat,
mature person with exper, on re-
pair OF typewriters or other .busi-
ness machiness good frings r,ssas SeIle- :,
EMRLs, 1o4 : Broad st., u, q
Evening star., 1962-10-08
GIAZIERS
fBM 14Oi PRoGRAMMER

With rapidly expanding data pro-
cessing, service. Must be thorough-
ly experienced. Salary, generous
company benefits. Convenient
downtown location. Call MRS.
STARR, DI. 1883.
Evening star., 1962-10-08
HELP MEN
ACCOUNTING SYSTEMS
SALESMAN


FULL-LINE OF FULL-FEATURED
MACHINES AND SYSTEMS pro-
vide opportunity in expanding or
qanizatfon for the, experienced
Bookkeeping or billing machine
salesman who nov misses full
commission because. Of 2 restricted
line. D.
Accounting machines. electronie
bilier-computor and tape and card
systems. FL
High commissions. large protected
Territory. Drawing account. Rapid
advancement opportunities Tor
qualified men.
For confidential interview call, or
a. LEVINE. D. P. s. Manager
smith-Corona Marchant, Inc; 4433
TWis ave. NV. or 363-1636, An
eoual opportunity employer.
Evening star., 1962-10-08
AELp MEN

DRAFTING TNSTRUCTORs-pesirs
retired. men to work . to 3. Good
opportunity to build social Sc
curity benefits. Send complete
resume Of experience, educational
background and rate Of pay ex-