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Evening star., 1962-05-17

Roman Catholic school simply
because he served as a wit
ness at the civil marriage.
The three suing students, all
Catholics and seniors, are ask
ing in the action filed in
Brooklyn Supreme Court that
the school be required to REIN
state them so they can grad
uate next month.
The university, which has
1000 students, declined to
comment on the case. 1t is
chartered by regents Of the
State of New York and is open
to persons of all religious faiths.
The three students, all of
Brooklyn, are Howard Glenn
Carr. %; his wife, Greta
Schmidt Carr, 81, and Miss
Jean Cato, 81.
Filed in their behalf by an
attorney for the New York
Civil Liberties Union, the suit
charges the university's action
was arbitrary and capricious'
and "violative of academic
rights"
The Cars were married
March 13 before a city clerk
at the Municipal Building in
Brooklyn with Miss Cato and
another person as a witness,
the suit said.
On April IL, they were mar
ried again, by a priest at the
st. Johns Evangelist Roman
Evening star., 1962-05-17
Chalk Is Voted Out
Of Press Galleries

o. Roy Chalk has promoted
himself right out of member
ship in the Senate and House
press galleries.
The effusive president of
D. c. Transit System, Inc, to-
day was denied accreditation by
unanimous vote of the standing
committee of congressional cor
respondents. This group en-
forces rules of the galleries.
which admit working news
papermen.
Lobbyists aren't allowed.
Neither are persons engaged in
paid publicity or promotion
work or in prosecuting any
claim before Congress"
Mr.. Chalk is not registered
as a lobbyist.
But he has promoted and
prosecuted his claims before
Congress three times on May 10
when he urged legislation be-
fore Senate and House Com
merce subcommittee and a
House banking subcommittee.
Evening star., 1962-05-17

CORTLAND, N. Y, May II
(AP) Gov. Nelson A. Rookie
feller, embroiled in an argu-
ment with a college student
who quoted President Kennedy
on the issue of courage in pub
lie life, declared angrily last
night that he (Gov. Rookie
feller) has "the CUTS to do what
I believe is right"
Gov. Rockefeller, who came
to this quiet college community
to address the Cortland County
Chamber of Commerce, ran
Evening star., 1962-05-17
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q THE POLITICAL MILL, by Gould Lincoln A
commentary on politics.
q THE FEDERAL SPOTLIGHT, by Joseph
Young. News of Government employment
q vISTAS IN SCIENCE, by Thomas R. Henry
Q DORIS FLEESON-opinion and analysis
q POTOMAC FEVER, by Fletcher Knebel The
humorous side of politics.
Q ON THE AIR, by Bernie Harrison Tv and
radio column
q WIN, LOSE OR DRAW, by Francis Stann.
Award-winning sports column. =
q THE BASEBALL BEAT, by Merrill Whit
tleSey
q ATCHISONS ANGLE, by Lewis F. Atchison.
Sports coverage
q BOWLING, by Rod Thomas.
Q THE RAMBLER. vignettes of Washington.
Q DAVID LAwRENCE-opinion and analysis.
Q NEWS OF MUSIC, by Irving Lowens and
Donald Mintz.
q THE PASSING SHOW, by Jay Carmody,
Drama Critic.
q HOLLYWOOD, by sheilah Graham
q YOUR MONEYS WORTH, by Sylvia Porter
The world of finance.
n THE MARKET BASKET, by Violet Faulkner.
Weekend shopping tips
z WHAT'S COOKING by Violet Faulkner Rec
ipes and menu for week
n HOW TO STOP KILLING YOURSELF. Advice
by Dr.. Peter Stencrohn.
q DEAR ABBY. The lovelorn column with the
light touch.
Q THE GOLDEN YEARS. A column on retire.
ment living.
Q WORDS, WIT AND WISDOM, by william
Morris. Adventures with the English Ian
guage
q RALPH McGILL-opinion and analysis.
. DINING OUT, by John Rosson.
q SHEINwOLD ON BRIDGE. Tips from cham
pion.
q WATCHING THE WORLD. Reports from
abroad by The Stars Foreign Correspondent,
Crosby S. Noyes.
Evening star., 1962-05-17
Reynolds Wins
Divorce No. Z
From Wife No. 8
DARIEN. Ca. Nav 17 (APl

DARIEN, Ga. May II (AP) -.
Richard j. Reynolds won q
second divorce from his third
wife yesterday by direction Of
a jury that decreed he owed
her no alimony.
A decree granted the 56-year-
old millionaire tobacco heir
two years ago and overturned
by the Georgia Supreme Court.
provided alimony Of $1.042 a
month for Muriel Marston
Laurence Greenough Reynolds.
4s. She sought $4,000 a year
or a settlement Of $6 million.
The Supreme Court threw
out the first decree on the
ground numerous errors were
committed by the trial court.
That court also held the ALI
mony was insufficient.
Mrs. Reynolds showed no
emotion when the verdict was
announced. Her attorneys filed
Ia motion for a new trial. start
ing the case on another appeal.
The verdict had the effect
of clearing Mr.. Reynolds Of an
adultery accusation m a d e
against him after his marriage
in March, 1861. to DR.. Anne
marie Schmitt when he thought
he had been divorced from Mrs.
Reynolds.
Mr.. Reynolds announced he
hoped to resume his marriage
to the German born DR..
Schmitt, "if she'll have me-"
After yesterdays verdict, Mr..
Reynolds said his third wife is
we'll fixed financially through
a Canadian trust fund which
he set up.
Evening star., 1962-05-17

q PHILATELIC NEWS. Belmont FAIRIES covers
the world Of stamps.
q WHY GROW OLD? Josephine Lowmans
health and beauty advice.
q READERS CLEARING HOUSE. clearing
house of homemaking information.
q ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS. The Haskins
Service answers reader questions
Q ON WINGS. Charles J. Yarbrough writes
on aviation.
q FASHION NOTEBOOK Eleni covers the
fashion scene.
q OFFICERS WIVES CLUB. Evelyn Dents
report on military social life.
q SEAMS TO ME. Patricia scott's practical
advice for home sewing
q ASK DOROTHY DRAPER for the answer to
problems in interior decorating.
q ON WHEELS. Charles ]. Yarbrough writes
on automobiles.
q THE LYONS DEN. Leonard Lyons writes
from his Broadway vantage point
q WILLIAM S. WHITE-opinion and analysis
q JIM BISHOP-REPORTER. Combines the
dash of Damon Runyon with the surprise
Of O. Henry.
q THE PALMER METHOD. Arnold Palmer's
tips to golfers.
q WITH THE HIGH SCHOOLS. Carl Sell
covers high school sports.
z CONSTANTINE BROWN and
analysis.
q EXCLUSIVELY YOURS. Betty Beale covers
the social side of Embassy row.
q Tv KEY PREVIEWS. guide to what's
worth watching.
q TEEN Two special pages for teen-age in
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q THE STAR TV MAGAZINE. Every Sunday
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Evening star., 1962-05-17
z Rocket Firinqs
Test Ionosphere
BY the Associated Press

United States and Japanese
scientists sent two rockets blaz-
ing rs and 30 miles into space
yesterday to test the temper
ature and density Of the iono-
sphere.
The two firings frCm Wallops
Island, Va, completed a series
of three shots begun April 26.
and a United States space
official said preliminary data
indicates all three were sue
cessful.
Evening star., 1962-05-17
Students Sue University
In Civil Wedding Row

NEW YORK. May II (AP)-Two former students COM
planned in court action today that they dismissed from
St Johns University for going through civil marriage even
though they later married by priest Another stu
dent woman friend of the couple Joined in the suit for rein
statement
fourth student said he also dismissed by the BROOKLYN
Evening star., 1962-05-17

mary look at the problem OF
determining indigency have ex-
ploded a myth.
This myth, he said, is that
such indigents "are by and
large freeloaders who could well
afford to employ counsel on
their own" and that vast sums
of public money are being spent
on persons who falsely pre-
tend to be paupers."
Most Unable to Pay
He said that sample investi-
cations have shown that most
applicants (seeking appointed
lawyers) are genuinely unable
to pay the full cost of District
Court" trials.
However, he said that what
needs to be looked into are
those defendants who could pay
at least some of their legal
expenses without becoming
destitute in the process"
Mr.. Freed conceded that-in
checking on such people-there
would be attendant problems of
delay and setting up investiga-
tive facilities.
The proposal to the confer
ence to experiment in allowing
those accused of misdemeanors
to remain out of Jail on their
personal bond was presented by
attorneys Edward l.. Carey and
Abe Fortas.
The conference will continue
this afternoon with a discussion
on methods of shielding jurors
in criminal cases from public
communications media report
ing.
Benjamin McKelway, editor
of The Star. and S. Hazard
Gillespie, jr., of New Yoork, will
present this subject.
Evening star., 1962-05-17
The Importance of reading
The Washington Star
thoroughly and regularly

The Stars Editors excel organizing the days lively which
special
cordg nothing
full unsEmped of all that newworhy newspaper
This
there the time frame
list of features the The
published help plan reading
Evening star., 1962-05-17
Free-LegoI-Aid Study
Urged by Conference

The Districts Judicial Con-
ference recommended today
that a committee be appointed
to study new ways of determin-
ing whether defendants in
criminal cases are able to pay
for lawyers and for other costs
of their defense.
This action was taken by the
conference by unanimous vote
of the approximately i25 law
yers, 80 judges and others at
tending the one-day session of
the conference at the United
States Courthouse here.
In other action, the confer
ence resubmitted for further
study a proposal to start a six
month experiment in Municipal
Court allowing defendants
charged with misdemeanors to
be released on their personal
bond pending trial.
Attorney General Kennedy
made a brief appearance at the
conference session today, say
ing that the question of pro-
viding equal justice for rich
and poor alike is an "area of
great concern" which has been
under study by the Justice De-
partment.
Seeks Representation
He said he is hopeful Justice
Department proposals to pro-
vide representation for INDECENT
defendants will result in legis-
latio in Congress, noting that
there are other places in the
country where the problem of
the penniless defendant is
considerably worse" than it is
in the District.
The conference voted to set
up a committee to study exist
ing procedures and laws deal
ing with parole and probation
revocation. This committee,
among other things, is charged
with studying the possibility of
assigning lawyers to provide
free legal services to paupers
facing revocation of their pa
role or their probation.
Daniel j. Freed, a member of
a committee of the Districts
Junior Bar section of the Dis
trict Bar Association which
made q study of INDECENT de-
fendants about a year ago, told
the conference today that over
900 defendants annually, fep-
resenting more than so per cent
Of all indictments in District
Court, are treated as indigents"
here.
Provides for Attorney
Mr.. Freed also said that
where a defendant does not
have money tc hire a lawyer,
District law provides that the
court may appoint an attorney
10 defend him at trial at no
cost to the defendant.
eIn 1861, Mr.. Freed said, "a
per cent of these appointed
lawyers were in private prac-
tiOe. 2z per cent came from the
Districts Legal Aid Agency and
the remainder were legal in
terms provided by a special
grant for such services admin
istered by the Georgetown Uni
versity Law School.
: Mr.. Freed said the studies
Of his Junior Bar group and
ofthe Judicial Conference COM
nnittee that has taken a Lrelim-
Evening star., 1962-05-17

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EUCLID-$16,9OO

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this A-bedroom bungalow, kitchen
with eoting oreo, Jorge living
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ferred. Voeon'-move right in.
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CONTEMPORARY

#Il23. Beom eothedfol ceiling
and porauet food floors in living
UIfro modern kitchen with bviIt-in
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3 bedrooms 2-eor gobIe garage,
oven and ronee. 2a' by g. covered
polio. Selling below reproduction
cost. Coll now. S2l 200.
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WILlOWICK

#i4l4. Excellent volve in mi. J.
bedroom home with 2-cor ao-
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Jorge kitchen, dining room. sono'ist
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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-09-06
EAST 185th ST.

EAST TS5fh ST.
1881. This ehorming home To-
eoted in Euclid lectures lorse liv-
ing room, formal dining room, 2
wood burning firepIoees, reereo-
tion room, breokfost nook, new
aos furnoee, sereened-n back
porch and double soroes. Must be
sold immediately.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-09-06
EUCLID RANCH

1925. This brick three bedroom
ehormer hos two-eor otfoehed
sorose, two both,, newly corpeted
living and dining rooms eotina
oreo in kitchen. Neor school, and
churches. Only s2l 500. So don't
del1y-eoll fodoy.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-09-06
% 70 D D . 9 . 9 % Q D 3 3 G
REALTORS

5 BEDROOMS, {. I29ih, large
single, tip.fop condition, Va baths.
z soruses, new roof, storms and
screens. $l5,2o0.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-09-06

OFF cHARDoN Rp., Euclid. 3 bed.
room colonial, fireploee, eorpet-
ing, 2 eoroses. new furnace, ex.
eeIlent oreo Of fine homes.
S2l 900.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-09-06

IDEAL STARTER, 2 bedrooms down,
unfinished up, new sos furnace,
eorpeting. gorose, perfect eondi-
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here. $l5.900. Low down poy-
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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-09-06
{. 2OOfh-$18,5OO

#47os. Very shorp 3-bedroon
colonial. Competed living and din
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ished recreation room with Kitchen
focilites. First time offered. Call
now.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-09-06
$4,000

#A7o5, II you need nice cIeon
home with lots Of yord space
this is the house for you. 3 nice
bedrooms up with oil lorse rooms
down; l'7-cor eoroee with over
lo5 feet in depth. Owner will
help finonce.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-09-06
Brick Colonial

On S acres plus q 60x24 #. barn.
4 bedrooms. divided basement
with rec. room: q large home
with many special features; ot-
toched 2h-cor garage in good
location. In mid 40's.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-09-06
Kirtlund Hunch

= lorge rooms. 2 full baths. full
basement with rec. room. wood
burning fireplace. corpeting and
dropes. attached 2-cor garage:
oil modern built-ins including
dishwosher and disposal. Reor
covered patio. on / acre
wooded lot. $4,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-09-06
Willowiclk coloniul

S yeors old, modern with vesti.
bule entrance. blonde wood
work. recreation room, 2-cor qu-
rage: on q loroe lot with q
fenced rear yard and walking
distance to Euclid Transporter.
ton. $4,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-09-06

#slos. Sparkling senri.ronch To-
eoted near Lake Shore Blvd Three
bedrooms down plus expansion up,
Truly fine volue. Hurry.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-09-06
k313J:|:|E2: $4,000

3bedroo ranch Just back Of shopping center o
to oonvenienee,, eopeted living and dining built
kitchen. buin Tv in lovely 2aeor soose on 2c
4 Io Ony
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-09-06

BEDROOMS off Teroce Rd in excellent condition in
King Perish perfect for the growing family 2
cor earose. fifth bedroom 3rd floor See this and ma
offer.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-09-06
REALTORS REALTORS


8 bedroom ronch only 4 years
old. stone front, gos heot. so #.
lot; wolking distance to shopping
and schools. Washer and driver
included. Assumption OF G.I.
loan ovoiloble.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-09-06

ATTENTION INVESTORS. Solid
brick As room suites in excellent
condition. 4 eoroees, 4 heoting
plonts income over $500 per
year. Owner must sell. Reduced TO
$4,000 for Quick sole.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-09-06

OPEN SATURDAY I 70 6 Pm.
BReArH-TAkING mojestie. Toll
stotely trees on 50'x205 lot. 3
bedrooms, 2 guroses. bviIt-in
Kitchen, S23, 200.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-09-06
Brick and Frame
Ronch

In Wickliffe just south Of RIDGE;
3 bedrooms. nice fumilY room.
divided basement. 2l2-cor de.
toched garage. modern built-ins;
on q lot 55x200. S24,9oO
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-09-06

OH ST. Clair Ave. near Five
Points. SIS. full basement, 2-cor
garage. new gos furnuces and
hot water Tanks with on income
OF $3.50. $4,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-09-06
REALTORS

> BEDROOMS, {. i2efh, fomiIy
sized kitchen with eu'ins oreo plus
dining room, new furnace, new
roof, 2 soroses. Low down poy-
meni. $4,000. All welcome.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-09-06

ADD IT UP. 3 bedroom ranch, z
eoroses, covered potio, awnings,
ourpeting, storms and screens
plus many extros. Only $4,000.
Evening star., 1962-03-25
AIR LINE MECHANICS
EASTERN AIRLINES

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To qualify for consideration, must
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AIRLINE TICKET AGENTS, train
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Phone 217-377A
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ADMINISTRATOR. zoning: Arch
C.E. tstructureS) GS-12 $3.50
Professional
Office

U. S. EMP oYMENT sFRv1cV
2,n. 7cS, 1000 18th ST. NV.
10 FEES
craftsman junior; no exp. rec,
Craftsman, typographical; exp.
ENGINEERS: 7'' ~
Bridge and highway; B.S.C.E. deg.
Chemical; B.s.c.a.E. REQ. to SS,GG533
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Design; he Seatlvent/air cond. on i,%;spo esp'
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Electrical; rec. college grad.
Equipment interrogtn. and eval;
B's'E'E. physics, yrs. exp, 80,
Mechanical; B.s.M.E. to si6'0000
Radar; B.S.E.E., . yrs. exp.
Structural; B,s.C.E./Architect, 5000
Systems Analyst; B.sE.E'. 'lT'oUo yr'
exp anal. info. and control,
Telephone; 10 yrs. exp. OF OF GeliGSI related,
Engineering aide (civiD; highway
and bridge to S4 n41
Engineering aide (electronics); exp,
TECHNICAL POSITIONS V Tout Sn'9SS of
D.. c.; aero-space technologists: ::
min; req, deg, engr., physical Sc,
math.' or life Sc, plus l yr. grad,
study or l yr. prof. exp. in spe-
cialty field; data systems: fluid
and flight, propulsion and power;
expermtl. facilit. and equip: ma,
teriais and struct.; measurement
and instrmt.; flight systems.
OTHER PROFESSIONAL. sciEH. tiESo
IlFiC, TECHNICAL POSITIONS
DAILY. DO NOT TELEPHONE.
ADVERTISING SALESMAN with
car. Exclusive permanent special
W. EXP. man will earn $1,000
per mo. commission. JU. ,5-S60l,
Evening star., 1962-03-25
PROPOSALS
(cONTlNUED)

THE FORT GEORGE G. MEADE
E1cHhsaG or tbe delivery T accept PT9RIssIS PRRRER4
Interested applicants are requested
than 50 March, 1862 to Exchange
MEADE E|cHANGE. Fort Georse
G. Meade, Md, for all particulars
concerning such consistent opera
tionS.. No phone calls accepted.
Quotations must be submitted in
midnight IL April, 1869. The ex-
change reserves the right to reject
any and all proposals.
mh22,23,24,25
1855 h.t. cpe., Serial
for the highest bid received bY
or before 5 PM. April 6. 1862.
at, Colonial Oldsmobile Co.. l24l
9th Street NE. Washington, D. C.,
where the car may be seen during
business hours. EDH-lRD B.
FIELDS; Attorney-In-Fact.
WASHINGTON SUBURBAN SAM
TARY COMMISSION, CONTRACT
NO. 3326-s, SEWER CONSTRUC-
TlON-Sealed proposals for con-
structing in the Capitol Beltway
at various locs tions, Montgomery
County, Maryland, approximately
2,l20 feet of 6-inch through IA
inch plain concrete or vitrified
and steel pipe sewers and steel
encasing pipes, will be received
at the office Of the WASHINGTON
Suburban Sanitary Commission.
40l1 Hamilton street. Hyattsv!lle,
Maryland. until Monday, April .,
1862, at 1850 am, Eastern
standard time. at which place and
time they will be publicly opened
and read. Plans and soecifica-
tions for this contract NAV be
obtained from the office OF the
Chief Engineer of the Commission.
Plans and Specifications Section.
Attest; JOHN T. BONIFANT. Sec
retary. BLAIR H. SMITH. Chair
man; WILLARD A. NORRIS. Vice
Chairman; VIII IANf C. AUSTIN.
JAMES B; BLAND, NORRIS V.
SPICCI, WILLIAM =. WEE Err.
Commissioners.
Evening star., 1962-03-25
PROPOSALS

1860 2-dr. sedan. Sc.
rial No. 3206-1O1463. will be sold
for the highest bid received by OF
before 3 pm. April Z. 1862, at
ROYAL MOTORS, INC, 400
Georgia ave. NV. Washington
D. c.. where the car may be seen
during business hours. ROBERT Z.
BARTLETT. Attorney-in7Fact.
mh24,25,26 r
Evening star., 1962-03-25
ASSISTANT
Cilicf Engineer

st class ,. C. rce~ge -
ou rel. .Ino" .eiGe E. a
{ 'aG...cn.E snI &C iT2.--
80 Hgces.Ily. tIuS. hcve
supervisor r"par'eH-
-eN.y give ~, r perien;e
ana sa larry requirement.
Dol, Eek l"9-G. Sa-.
Evening star., 1962-03-25


Diamonds, gold. pearl
and fine iewelry. Qualified expert.
Aslo buy diamonds. gold. Estate
and court appraisals our speciality
BY appointment. ME. S-l44l
ARE YOU interested in meeting
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RE. 1882 937 18th st. NV
ARE YOUR SUNDAYS DUlL?-JoiI
our Sunday dance. 7:30-10:3C
PM, l hr. lesson . hrs. dancing
Refreshments. 81. so per person
ARTINI & CONSUELO STUDIO
1747 Conn. ave. NV, HO. 2-2277
ARTIST ILLUSTRATOR. all phases
10 yrs. exper. electronics, associ.
ated services and advertising. FE
S-6455.
ATTRACTIVE WOMEN, with fash.
ion-model potential. Call NO
7-tjl7l, CAPPA CHELL MODELS
Evening star., 1962-03-25
AERO SPACE
EXEC. SALES
$4,000 UP

New account adding to their exec
staff, Need a Washington rep. to
handle marketing of major cleo
tronic systems. Sales engn. or
government contacts and success
lul record. Fee paid. Call BOB
ward Bldg. (emp).
AGENT TRAINEE, $685.. o1-?s. ,
yrs yrs; coiIesf; oIfss 8 public Ec contact exper
Monroe ST.. Arl.. JA. 5-5535, 10i'
N. Alfred St. Alex. KI. N-a11n