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The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-20

lntegraiiOn--in reverse, A few OF
the diehardS. not unlike their
White Citizens Council contem.
poraries. would rather die than
suffer the indignilics they feel
would be their iot il the whites
were allowed to invade their all.
Negro community
The town, like many other small
towns in the United States. strad-
dies a railroad and has only one
paved street-US Highway 6l-
better known as Main Street They
have schools. cnurcnes, stores.
and farms They have a railroad
station with two trains per day:
one going North and one going
South However. they have no
tangible. money.making industry
There are three cotton gins in the
town Of Mound Bayou. but they
only operate Two months out
OF the year. An additional two
months labor can be found in
the cotton fields. hoeing and
chopping in places where mec.
hanized farm implements cannot
reach For this they are paid at
the rate Of $3.50 TO 400 per day.
The seriousness Of their econo-
mic problem can be readily seen
when we realize that the average
income per person is only 100000
per year.
The majoriy of the towns
citizens, being thinking peoples,
realize that unless industry favors
their location-and soon-Mound
Bayou will rapidly deteriorate
into ghost town.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-20
WJR Becomes
The Great Voice
of the Auto Show

WJR will devote their Complete
Range Programming to complete.
range coverage of the 44th Ma
tional Automobile Show, to be
held in Detroit's Cobo Hall from
Saturday, Ocober goth through
Sunday. October 18th. Included
will be broadcasts of major ad-
dresses and many special events.
The Goodwill Station will
broadcast, live, opening ceremon.
les TO be held Friday evening.
October 10Th at 700 pm. At 9:3O
pm, there will be a delayed
broadcast of an address by
Henry Ford, II, president of the
Automobile Manufacturers Asso-
citation, made during the National
Press Preview Luncheon, Friday
noon.
WJR will broadcast remarks
by Vice President Lyndon John
son, who will be addressing the
Automobile Industry Banquet at
Cobo Hall. Monday evening, Octo.
ber %. 9:30-l0:00 pm.
Much Of WJR's programming
originates from their special
auto show headquarters in Cobo
Hall, beginning Monday, October
Is, five days ahead of the public
opening, thereby reporting the
progress Of Auto Show prepara-
tions from the stations exclusive
broadcasting vantage point over
looking the vast display area.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-20

Mound Bayou Mississippi. oldest
and longest all.Negro town in
America. was the topic Tor David
Brinkley's journal last Monday
night The presentation was SUI
perb and BrinkIey. poker-faced
commentator Of Huntley- Brlnkley
fame. managed to squeeze seventy.
five years OF socio-cconomic
struggle into thirty poignant
minutes
Mound Bayou's principle prob
lem, II appeared was that Of
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-20
EDITORIAL
The National Guardian
Fights Ala. Injunction
The National Guardian.

The National Guardian. progressive newsweekly has
entered freedom Of the press fight against an attempt by
the state Of Alabama to restrict coyerage OF the civil
rights struggle there
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-20
To the editor:

To the editor:
It's too bad that there are no
people of courage and determi.
nation such as the CORE people
OF Brooklyn in some areas of our
cities. The litter and trash on
the 5000, $500 block. etc. of Grand
River is deplorable. Some of the
city's leading Negro businesses
are in this area. How do they
show such a minor interest? Such
a dirty condition does not set a
good example for the block clubs
IN the area. There are a few mcr
chants and business people that
daily fight a losing battle against
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-20
Te the editor:

Te the editor:
would like to know if any
mortgage bankers from Dctrcit
attended one Of he most ippor
tant planning meetings ever Melc
inasfar as il affects the future o.
Negro participation in the naion''
housing market
Probably not because our bro
kers and mortgage bankers
seem not to be interested in doing
things for the community as ;
whole. bu seem only TO be inter
eSted in homes that whites are
in or near.
Your analysis of the housing
market fits in with my expert
ence with real estate men.
CA-Detroit
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-20
Letters TO Editor

the trash that the wind is con
tinually blowing back on the side.
walk as rapidly as they can clean
il. because their neighborS DO
not help by sweeping their trash
away and seeing that the DPN
cleans he street in that area
Wk-DetrOit
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-20
To the editor:

The police department organi
zation for the auto show crowds
as reported in your paper. looks
good But they won't be able tc
do very much about he Jams that
will develop on the expressways
because traffic jams are built.in
The same error is being repated
in the ChrySlcr Our cxpreSsways
are too small.
KD-Detroit
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-20
To the editor:

TO me edfor.
II Mrs. Armstrong; complaint
contained in . letter 10 the editor
last week. j legiimate ! tnnik
something should be done about
these people collecting assistance
funds and not forwarding helT
TO the bereaved family
FJ-Fllnt
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-20
The Bible Tells Us:

comfort of love. II any fel.
lowship of the Spirit. If any
bowels and mercies,
Fulfill We my JOY. that
We be likeminded. having the
same love, being of one ac.
cord. OF one mind.
Let nothing be done
through strife or vainglory.
but i'm lowliness Of mind let
each esteem other better than
themselves.
Look not every man on
his own things. but every
man also on the things Of
others.
Let this mind be in YOU.
which was also I'm Christ Jcs-
u.s." philippians 2; l.5l
Study to shew thyself ap.
proved unto God, a workman
that needeth not TO be asham-
ed. rightly dividing the word
of truth" I'll Timothy 2l5l
READ SCIENCE AND
HEALTH WITH KEY TO THE
SCRIPTURES, BY MARY
BAKER EDDY. THE BOOK
THAT UNLoCKS THE
SCRIPTURES. AND EN-.
LICHTENS MAN ON HIS
SPIRITUAL IDENTITY.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-20
S. L. President
IrYicd TO 4Hcnd
N4S4 Conhb

Baton Rouge. Southern Uni
vcrsity President, DR. FELTON, 6
Clark. and four members OF the
University staff have been invited
to attend a major National Aero.
nauticS and Space Exploration. to
be held November / to g.. IN
Chicago.
The invitation. coming to Or
Clark from Hugh l.. Dryden, dep
uty ADM nistrator. of the NASA
is request for leading educators
to meet with scientists and en-
gineers of the major field centcrS
in NASA. who in turn will give
the educators a detailed pre-
sentatIon of the science and tech
nology of space exploration and
will review the state of know
ledge in this field as well rs ciVc
an appraisal OF some of the
major unsolved problems.
Ten holders of the docotoratc
degree are among the newcomers
to the Southern University Fa
Guilty this year, il was reported this
week by DR. FELTON, G.. Clark
president of Southern.
The names, ranks, degrees and
schools of those joining the staff
are Joseph f. Wilson. associate
professor of Education. BS, Lc
land College, MA and Ed d.
Colorado State University; Viii
liam b. Robinson. assistant profes
sor of Chemistry, BIS, Florida
a & NJ University. MS. Michigan
State University and PHI. d.. Rui
gers University: Armstead A.
Pierro, prfcssor of Education. AB
Morchousc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-04-01

ROLLINGW0OD EngliSh-type
brick, sunny kit, din. rm.. hv
nm. wffirepl., screened pch. patio
pine paneled Den, fun bath, md
IL, > Ice. bedrms. bath, good
closets. storage space, bSmt., pine
paneled rec. Tm., bath, = work
rms, att. garage Lovely garden,
close TO schools, trauSp. $50.
Avail 3 yrs. May /. Naval officer
Transferred. Consider unfurn. OIL
6-iGOS.
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SD mo. H-bedrm cottage tyne
nome with porch. full! bSmt-. larea
STORAGE attic. newly CecO-stec
,mmpG 0CCuDauCy ~
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VIRGINIA REALTY CO
Cl- +-N1on Ewes. "A. 4-7l@9
ARL.' NA.-5-rm home. >l.5 per
no IA. 1-u"i4
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1NILNLi REALTY. ia .-W-HW
ARL.-3 bedrnS. H. baths. nc
I'm. y! Clarendon shopping Cen
ter. $40. IA. 5-G5u6
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PRESIDENTIAL,

1925 10th St. NV.
Opp, Statler-Hilton Hotel
LOVELY 3rd FL, = Bed
RMS. > BATHS. ON L ST.
CORNER. Lge. balcony. Sep.
din. rm. $4,000, terms.
ALSO l-bedrm. corner with
HUGE living rm. sos, 600,
terms.
AND smaller l bedrm. on
southwest corner. $4,000
with $1,000 cash.
Ask for MAJOR CARNEY in
Apt. 400, or call DI. 1-1512.
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: 80 mo. 3-5edrin.. semidetacheS
~. Myer area. full bsmt.. fenced
yl nOVp right in
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EDMUND FLYNN co.
Co Op Apt. Authority Since lg.0
Bldg. MA. S-9565
18TH AND EUCLID N.W.-Bdrm
liv. nm, w/iirepl bath and kit.
air cond., Sll.U0O. viii consider
lease. Sl3O mo. 4S3-39A5.
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OTHER LISTINGS

MENDOZA, ego Goth st.
NV. tcor. Kalorama road
9Th floor, 3 exposures. eley.
bldg. wired for air cond.. .
bedrms. and den COR 2rd
small bedrmD, sep. din. I'm.
Sl9,50O, terms.
1870 WYOMING AVE. NV,
3 bedrms.. = baths. with i'm
menSe din. rm. Wired for
air cond. 100000.
3OlS PORTER ST. NV.
3rd II. walk up, / bedrm.
$4,000.
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ChEsTERFIELD GARDENS, n

CHEVY CHASE. n. 1919 GlenmooT
cT-Open today -. Vac ~
oId, Spllt-level brk. tvin-Size
bedrms., "a baths, den, rec. nm
kataGe. patio. air cond. Dir ont
Ctnn. ave, It on KerSinefon
pEWy. , blkS. JAMES CARR Co
TX 3-f4uO. w.
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FAIRFAX

FALLS CHURCH-3-bedrm. brick,
nice loo, close TO schools, bus. q
am. 70 y pm. h2o-Ino2
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BRIGHTWOOD, ID. C.-2-story DEF
I bedrms., = baths up. Den, pow
der nm, LIST fir. Rec. Tm Moo
appliances. Reas. rent. ELIJAH G
ARNOLD COL. USA Ret.D, Broker.
EN-. 3-3335
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OLIVER ST NV bedrms .
baths. l.v IN. oyerlookS lovely Csr-
SCI APP. MIS-. FrySs, SANDJZ.
INC DU 1-l-.'4. WO. $500
PALMER PARK-5-bedrm rambler
Fu.. oSm', fenced lot Vac, 500
mo Call n4u-lBnt
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CHEVY CHASE. d. G., $3.50 10Th
~ N VT rms. baths. ga
Taage, SIS mo Avail. about Apr,l
10. lnsDCCt. by appt, only
GEORGE !. BORGER INC.
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ARL.-!-becrm. brk. colonial. eq4!p.
kit; DIN. nm. full bSmt 5O45 S
18th st Sis mo
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CH. CHI. MD.-BungaloW. $500
EeSt ave Llv. m. din IN.
~, bedrmS- > baths. rec. nm
OIL 2-1414. ''
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IVoIInl HuNIL TOUW, WNlnE room
dining room. kitchen. large cup
boards. large front porch. bath in
basement, first and second floors.
ADULTS, garaseS. possession April
10 or May /, 500 monthly, refer
ences exchanged. Write Box No.
S1-X Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-04-01
ANDREWs AREA-o hedrm lce

ANDREWS AREA-3-bedrm. brick
rambler; cony. shop schools bus
EQUIP. kit. full daylight bsmt.
Sii5n mo. Avail. May l. RE. j.
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$40 mo. II. l-Sb92
ARl;. SO. avail ADIil |. a blk
CoIunbil pi,S and shop center
- MINIS. huS to D c. 3 hedrms
a oaths, mod. kit. rec. m. AMI
iaunnr" >l3j mo Phone owner,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-04-01
HOUSES UMFURN. TO Rem;

ABSOLUTELY IMMACULATE HOME
NEWLY RENOVATED FOR ABDUL T
FAMILY. 1928 CHURCH ST. NV.
Nv. nm; sitting rm.. tiled kit.
dlrette. 2nd H.. 4 rms. modern
bath, large yard. garage. dble
front porch. gas heat. Must be
seen to he appreciated. Price
Sl45, 90. Also l1l5 Lincoln I'd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-04-01

ARLINGTON ". 3 bedrms.. bath
esmt. Conv. location. $50. So
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ALEXANDRIA ARA = a.he

ALTON PL. NV. 1885, bedrms
] 2 baths. screened porch. walk to
SGnool; Sl75.. Call Mr. Cummings.
SSHANNON d LUCHS CO.. Ma.
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ARLINGTON

ARL.. S.-Semidet. brk-, : rms and
bath. Conv. TO Pentsgon, Navy,
All. Hall. stores. schools. Newly
dec. ia 7-4@q4
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FOGGY BOTTOM NV
OPEN rs

1922 Queen Anne Lane
toFF 26th ST. BET. EYE AND X
New "-bedroom town house with
separate income unit. or can be
USED as doctors or dentists office
aho Twins quarters. Federal archi-
lecture. completely air conditioned
patio and parking
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ARL.-Garden and new de luxe
elev. BLDG, /. 2 and bedrooms.
some with balconies and patios,
600-unit development. air eond.,
swimming pools, garages, puttina
green. close to Navy Annex, PEN
tagons churches. schools, shop
ping. DORCHESTER, offices al
2040 Columbia pike, IA. 7-0305,
200l Columbia pike, ia. $4,000.
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AND OTHERS

AND OTHERS
For details and Jor apt. 10
inspect. call MAJOR GAR
VEY tWO. 6-h623l. MR..
OWENS (EN. 3-69lSI, or
MR.. FIELDING (JA. s.
4633) with
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EASTERN AVE IsOi-Roa1,I,-,I !,

EASTERN AVE. I8Oi-BeautifuI de-
tached Colonial home. complt tely
Tedec. > large bedrooms, pa baths,
tlleu bSmt. comb. alum storm
SaShed lge scr. porch. Only SI55
Also 1876 with lear garage and
SIEUART BROS, INC. EN-. a.
24Ul.
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'oodWard & Norris


a65- 300 zoos Penna. Ave. NV.
FOREST GLEN RID. AREA bed
rms sep. DIN. rm.. spacious KIT,
close schools. Sl35 mo. g46-5Si ,.
GEORGETOWN = Cor. brk.. 35th
ana Prospect. 3 bedTms.. > baths,
breathtakine view. FE. 3-l524 eve.
GUEST COTTAGE rooms, kitten
enette. shower. oil heat, hot wa
ter, porch, garden. $40 mo. Ashton.
Md Dial 3Ol-SP 4-hlg2
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wv IN - -.
ARLINGTON
$3.50 mo. hot-water heat. 3-bedru
BRICK Cape Cod on busline D. c
OF, PentaNor. bSmt saraer. fenced
yo., newly decorated. large screen
ca porch. vacant, move in tomOr.
$50 mo. 3-5edrin.. semidetachs5
n. Myer area. full bsmt.. fenced
-yd., move right in.
SID mo. 2bedrm. Cottsge-tvpa
nome with porch. full! bSmt-. lars
STORAGE attic. newly decorated
,mmed occupancy.
~ VIRGINIA REALTY co
Cl- +-N1on Ewes. "A. 4-7l@g
ARL., NA.-"-rm home. >i.5 per
no. IA. 7-u"i4
ARL.-@- beGrm. brk. colonial eou,n
KIT: din. I'M. full bSmt 5O45 S
18th 81. Sis mo
mickey REALTY. IA. T-u"gu
ARL.-3 bedrmS.. H. baths -,r
I'm. ". Clarendon shopHias Con
ter. $40. IA. 5-65u6
ARL.. 1907 S. Oakland s;.-Sma,l
mouse. .ge yard Couple. ] C.Lu
OK so mo. See sun 81 N
ARL. N-Choicc area. lac LOT, >
rms = baths also bSmt. In. with
windows 53S-6Su2
iRL., y. "3lG y vaEC..7.o
vacant. Lo-Gom Larc-O.r On-~rr-
on dr area Cape Coo. 3 hcd-r
\ ;. baths. pane,cd rec rn. iyI
nSmt with stationary -ubs ~
nm DIN. nm. KIT iIren.ar-. gr-
nEed rear YARD with patio a~~
iaLEH scree:od porch COW
pun C SCloo.s. ran p r-- In ~
J nc areas FRED 4 SNi~- 60
I!lj I1th ST. Y. EX. s-@4SN
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3n2n PORTER ST NW

Ia blks. W. of Conn. Ave.
3rd-fl. walk-up front ant.
home in excel. cond. through
out with extra den. TV rm.
or md bedrm. AIR COND.
$4,000. Ask for MR.. WHIT
ACRE in Apt. BOZ or call
EN-. 2-0S91.
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JEW HOUSE. WATERFRONT paii

PL. NV, 37oI-Furn
3-bedrm... ll2-bath. English-type
Semidetached. Liv. room and sepa
rate din rm.. full bsmt S235
Contact Mr.. Smith. SHANNON a
IUCHS CO. Ma So.f1I
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bE IHESDA-New Split-leveI. 3 bed =
rms, baths. finished rec nm
carporI ample storage, loo in
country club area. Conv. 10 pa
Irochlal and public schools. AysII
5pTu -. S25u no. DIR Out
HFlIher Fo. TO Wilson lane. left on
Wilson lane ! block TO Selkirt ~
right on Selkirk TO 6GNS selkirE
or, FRED A. SMITH CO. TX ,
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[obo@ggan
Looking for O tVay TO eOOI of?
These California Kids use
small hill and q big ice cube
LoS ANeELES

In YOU CAN REMEMBER when the ice man
brought a cake of ice to the back door
you're probably too old for this game. Still,
as California school and college kids who
20 in for it point out, it's the only way you
can go tObogganing in August.
The slip-happy youngsters here are
part Of an ice bucket brigade that meets at
HOllywood's Griffith Park. The aim Of the
game is to find the craziest possible position
for this downhill slalom and keep it all the
way to the bottom. Winner gets an ice
cream cone.
Sporting equipment is uncomPlicated
and easy to come by "a 25-pound cake Of
ice and towel to spread over it. And it's
little lighter every time you carry it back
up the hill for another slide.
Evening star., 1962-04-07

NEW ROOFS, suffers and down
papering, painting, rec. rooms.
cement porches. Free ests., finenc-l
ins. Call day, night, LA. 6-9296.
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SITUATIONS MEN 4 WOMEN

COUPLE for house parents or
woman for g.h.w.. man for care
taker, maintenance or watchman.
. 434-5313.
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Due to the expansion Of our
growing carpet and furn,
deptS. we are In need Of
ambitious sales personnel.
Experience in carpet sales
preferred but not essential.
II otherwise qualified. will
train. Pleasant working
cond., many company bene-
fits, salary plus commission.
Car necessary, generous car
allowance. Phone 529-7411,
Mr.. Vance for appointment.
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IIQlOk SIOkE CLEkhS' eAper'
D. ]. WELTMAN, 1886 MINI. ne.
LIQUOR CLERK-Full time Job.
Exper. not reQd. Give full details
IL any, Reply Box 5-R, Star.
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HELP MEN
PAINT
FOREMAN

Permanent Job for Ist class. ex.
pe-ienced, working foreman with
best references. No others apply
SHAPIRO. INC 1A1a K ST n w
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Statesmen

$4,000 To $4,000 annually calling
on business and professional men
only. No night work.
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN

ACCOUNTANT or very exper. book
International TV News film pro-
duction co. Cost accounting exper
desirable. Challenging oppor. with
growing CO. GEORGETOWN loc. Sal
ary open. Group hosp. and life
ms. benefits. Cheerful atmosphere,
pleasant people. Apply only II you
like the pressure Of dead lines and
hard work. Box 262-R, Star.
FOOD SUPVRS., 24-45. no fee, to
$4,000 GREEN'S EMPL-, 73S 18th
eF
Evening star., 1962-04-07
MAINTENANCE MAN

For new 97-unit elev. bldg. in
Falls Church. Must have local ref
erences. No children and be IA
miliar with the operation OF a
No. s oil burner. Salary, plus a
one-bedroom air-conditioned apt.
Call Mr.. Grund, B. F. SAUL CO.,
Ma S-1IOO
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HELP MEN

Aggressive man to take full charge
OF u subdivision OF better hcmes
III Montgomery Co. Must be q good
closer. Drawing account against
good commission, Box 494-C, Star
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MACHINISTS

Opening for qualified machinistS
with job shop experience. Must be
able to work to close tolerlaces.
ACF ELECTRONICS DIVISION,
Riverdale. Maryland. WA. 7-444i
Ext. 26S. An Equal Opportunity
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HELP MEN

A GOOD MAN who
nFeds TO earn $3.50
or more each week.
No la--offs, this Is
steady 12 months a
year. Car helpful.
Apply 10 am. to
5 pm. Mr.. DINE
GAR, 1907 Georgia
ave NV
Evening star., 1962-04-07

TIRES-Young man who has ex-
perience, who is willing to learn
the retreading business. Salary
will be based on experience and
willingness to learn. Call MR..
MOsER, 762-5444 for appt.
TRUCK MECHANIC, light and
medium trucks. night shift. salary
and commission. Must be exper.
with tools. VIRGINIA MOTOR CO..
410 E. Glebe rd., Alex, Va. TIE.
5000.
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HELP MEN
IALEsMEN to sen rubber STAMPS.

statesmen to sell rubber stamps.
LIBERAL commission. BAUAGAR-
TEN Co, 925 llth 81. NV.
local and travel. az
kinds open $50 vk. to Sl5.0OO.
Visit BOYD'S, 700 l2th NV.
statesmen, CLOTHING
Young man experienced in selling
mems and boys clothing and fur
niShings Steady position with
good pay. Phone 10. 10000.
statesmen
$4,000 To $4,000 annually calling
on business and professional men
only. No night work
positions open to men Of
ability who are willing to work
Experience selling books, advertis-
ing or intangibleS helpful.
Car necessary. Travel limited to
metropolitan area. Pay while
learning. Weekly drawing account
against earnings.
Apply to c. L. SNYDE, sales mgr,
between 10 am. and 3 pm.
R. L. POLK g. CO.
CITY DIRECTORY PUBLISHERS
0Ol 18th st. NV. Rm. 9l4
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Over 21, single. attractive, S75. No
tipping. AsTAIRE'S, 1921 @ st.
NV. 2nd floor. Apply 2 to pm.
MANAGER, experienced.
Apartment and salary. Write for
interview to Box 150-C, Star.
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statesmen

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TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

$3.50, WMALr-Sunday Chorale.
New progra m presenting
great choirs and choral
groups. Today: The Nor
mon Tabernacle Choir and
the Roger Wagner Chorale.
1880, WWDC-Mass for Shut
ms. Father Francis Hey
den celebrates the service
from Georgetown Univer-
sity,
1880, WMAL-Message Of Is
rael. Rabbi Alexander Stein
back Of Temple Ahavath
Sholom in New York City
discusses Path and Love"
9:15, WRC-Art Of Living. DR..
Theodore Gill. jr., president
Of the San Francisco Theo-
logical Seminary, speaks on
THE Bible Is Brass Tacks."
1000. WMAL-Broadway Mel
odies. The original cast
of Richard Rodgers mo
Strings, with Diahan Car
& roll and Richard Kiley. is
featured.
1880, WEAM Army Hour.
From Arlington National
Cemetery. special ceremonies
marking the opening Of the
centennial celebration Of
the United States Army
Medal of Honor.
1880, WRC-E Eternal Light.
Maurice Samuel begins a
four-part series on Bible
personalities. Today: Some
Fascinating Minor Figures
of the Bible"
2:25, WTOP-BaSeball. Dou-
BILE header, Washington
Senators VS.. the Chicago
White Sox.
$500, WRC Monitor. The
Disease Of Unwork-Feath-
erbedding," is discussed by
Paul Jacobs of the Univer-
sity of CALIFORNIA; Institute
of Industrial Relations.
4:3O, WAMU-FM 1855 Mc.)-
Stories m Stuff. Children's
variety program with songs.
stories and riddles.
$3.50, WRC-Meet the Press.
Senator Mcclellan. Demo-
crat Of Arkansas, is guest.
$500, WAMU-FM 1855 Mc.)-
Image America. Last in the
series analyzing major in
stutions Of American life.
Summary and Future"
Sis, WWDC-Dlstrict Round
table. Allan F. Conwell Of
the Securities Exchange