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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-08
BOOKKEEPER
BUYER
SENIOR BUYER
Electronic Systems
Assemblies, Components

Space -oriented RID division of nationally
known company seeks senior buyer to assume
responsibility for negotiations and procurementS
of electronic SubSystems and componentS, me-
chanical items for electronic assemblies, stand
ard electronic assemblies, hardware, and raw
materials for aerospace structures Will adj
minister contracts to supplierS, and direct buy
ers, expediters, and other personnel; will also
participate directly in purchases involving
major expenditures and expedite critical items.
This excellent career opportunity, which is in
greater Washington area, requires familiarity
with aeroSpace electronicS purchasing and allied
functions of materials and inventory control.
Must have experience in procurementS for
government contracts and broad knowledge of
business practices pertaining to sales and pric-
ing. College graduate preferred or equivalent
experience. Please send your resume to Box
1881, Star. Our employees know of this ad. An
equal opportunity employer.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES

THE ANNUAL MEETING of the
UNITED GIVERS FUND of the
NATIONAL CAPITAL AREA, INC,
viii be held Wednesday, December
> 10 at Z pm. at the Presidential
Arms, 1870 G Street NV.
The following listed business will be
Transacted: the report of the Octo-
Der, 1858 Campaign Chairman; the
report Of the UGF President; the
amendment TO the Bylaws.
This IL an open meeting and al
contributors to the United Givers
Fund are welcome. WALTER e.
WASHINGTON, Secretary.
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AUTO SALESMAN

Now is the time to get set for a
more profitable year 1864. II you
want more money and will work
hard for it, we have the product
line, pay plan, and management
corporation TO help you reach your
goal. New demo, vacation pay,
many benefits. Small Go mani
sales force. Career opportunity for
the right man. Call Mr.. Harry Mon
roe, MONROE FORD, u. $500.
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CALL MA. 2-l25o, Personnel Office
USI EDUCATIONAL SCIENCE DIV.
l2345 New Columbia Pike
Silver Spring, Maryland

Heavy experience In fund accounting,
complete knowledge Of general
ledger and machine accounting.
Liberal fringe benefits. Salary open.
Call 5e9-26U weekdays.
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PROPOSALS

THE ARGENTINE ARMY is ac-
cepting bids for certain used
armament that 1t wishes to dis
pose Of. For additional tnforma-
ton, prospective buyers should
contact the Special Purchasing
Commission. Argentine Army.
2136 r st. NV, wash 8. D. c.,
NO 7-Aa00
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AUTO MECHANICS

In Chrysler products.
Excellent working conditions, profit
sharing plan and other employe
benefits. See Mr.. Russell, L. P.
STEUART, INC, lAA0 p st. NV.
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BRICKLAYERs. first class mechsn-
les, 6-day week. Years work. JOB,
ONE BLOCK PAST FORT HUNT
HIGH SCHOOL, RIVERSIDE GAR
DENS, VIRGINIA.
BRICKLAYERS, apply to job. $500
OxOn Hill I'd, OxOn Hill, Nd, or
call JU. T-slo4
BRICKLAYERS = Top pay for top
mechanics. $40 per hr. plus time
and a half for all over ~ hrs. Apply
Robert Frost Jr. Hie11 School, lOcat-
ed out Rte. 136, behind 7. W. Wood
son High School, Fairfax Co, Va.
BRICKLAYERS $50 per hour. Also
top wages TO skilled apprentices.
Work in d. c. and suburban areas.
Year around work for good men.
Time and a half for overtime. Call
Sse-s40l.
BRICKLAYERS Ay6O per hr.,
time and half for over ~ hrs, lst
class mechanics only. Call ANTHO-
NY LZZO CO., INC, 2q6-54S0. for job
locations. LabOrers also needed.
RICKLAY ERS First class
mechanics. $40 per hr. plus time
and a half for all over ~ hrs. Apply
Westgate Elementary School, West
gage Subdivision Turn off Rte. IS
on Rte. 23A. Located behind the Air
port, Manassas, Va.
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PERSONAL

ABC FUND RAISING system
Boy Scouts, Cub Packs, CYO, Little
LeaRuerS, Maiorettes, ParOcf1ial
SCHOOLS, School Bands, Sunday
Schools, etc.
INCREASE YOUR BUDGET
As easy as ABC-Dignified
No Selling-NO Buying
Take orders for our candies. 1oas
comm. We furnish sales folders.
Write or call our office.
LADY MARY MARGARET
CANDIES
1913 LAND0VER RID.
CHEVERLY, ND. H3-e63o
"A BEGINNE RS BALLROOM
DANCE CLASS now forming viii
start January. Call now for registra-
ton. DON & JERRY'S STUDIO,
7e3-6e0e, or IA. [l35S weekdays.
ACKERMAN CLEANERS pecisliz-
ing in cleaning cashmere garments,
fine woolens. beaded sWe er s.
suede and leather. Measured and
ITO Conn. Ave. NO. 7-77l6
ACADEMY OF THEAT RICAL
ARTS, FOR ADULTS AND Chill
Private and class lessons. Call HO.
2-2277s l7H Conn. ave. NV.
AIR Condolences WANTED TO
BUY, WINDOW TYPE, ANY AGE.
JU. 1870, ewes. or week ends.
ALWAYs-ON-TIME Wake up phone
service. ReasOnable-rehable. We
wake up Washington. 56l-09l1.
ANXIOUS CLIENT wants 70 buy 3 or
4 bedrm. home within miles Of U.
Of Nd. Price flexible but prefers
under $40, 900. Call PARAMOUNT
ANY PERSONS having furniture not
needed or wanted, and wish to
make a well-appreciated donation to
a needy family, S44-os3l.
ARTINI AND CONSUELO PARTY,
Congenial dance club, Friday and
Sunday. One-hOur lessons, two-hours
dancing, refreshments, sl.So. Learn
BOSsa Nova and all popular dances.
Air conditioned. l7H Conn. ave.
NV. HO. 2-227I.
A UNIQUE Christmas party with the
international songs and guitar Of
Maria lilo. NO. 7-sl2s.
BARBIE DOLL CLOTHES, HAND
KNIT. Call 277-eo07. Sunday all day
Week days after 8 pm.
BOSSA NOVA and any other dances,
I pvt. lessons, $40. EN-. 1850. VIC
DAMMIT, $3.50 Conn. ave. NV.
BUSINESS GIFTS : Up to Aos6 dis
count. FANNY FARMER CANDY
SHOP, DI. 7-4oS7.
BUS. CARDS, 1000 $3.50 del. No. 10
envels., $50. For all prtg. needs,
call for samples. Fast service,
MAUNEY. RA. 1885, 723-77so.
CARPENTERS, let 2 firSt-class car
penters give you free estimates on
all your home remodeltng. Call LII.
2-7730.
CARPETS CLEANED m YOUR
HOME BY EXPERTS &c 50. Il.
Guar. Sofa and chair SIS. HE. 1881.
CHRISTMAS TREES WANTED
Cedar, Scotch Pine. Wreaths, Etc.
/ Any Quantity. 522-9S26
CURTAINS STRETCHED, washing
and ironing. Call for and deliver,
547-0049.
DANCING Parties each Sat. eve. /!
/ Refreshments and fun for HE and
She." Join our classes and you shall
see. S25-2523. Call bet. 2-l0 pm.
DOG OBEDIENCE COURSE. all
ANIMAL ~ TRAINERS. 7s3-4o67.
DRESSMAKING and alterations on
Grapes etc. Will pick up. 546-4s57.
EARN SIS XMAS SIS the easy way.
/ Big commissions paid on aluminium
/ siding leads. FINEST QUALITY.
Prompt payment after Job Is start
/ ed. No SIS down, LIST payment in
March. Licensed and bonded. S9e-
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MANAGEMENT
TnATNTET ca Enn
ADVERTISING
P. R. to $4,000

special office for the placement of
trainees and experienced men in the
Ad, PR, and Trade Assn fields. By
point m e mt only. Call BOB
GREEN, AD-P.R. BUREAU, Elk. J.
l4se. (Agcy)
ADVERTISING SALESMAN for
Radio Station WPIK. Alexandria,
Virginia. Combination of hard
work, intelligence, creativity.
some sales experience and con-
tinuous help and supervision from
me shall produce a decent living
for you, If you are q realistic,
well-adjusted person. Contact me
by letter and resume. I will not
discuss on telephone. W. GAL
LAGHER, General Sales Manager.
ARCHITECTS AND ARCHITECT
CRAFTSMAN, several positions
open for qualified men. Min. yrs.
eXper. Salary commensurate. w. L.
MAYNE & ASSOC. 54s-s0o4.
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CONSTRUCTION
PURCHASING
AGENT

Must have local experience In high
rise apartments. This is a peTma-
nent position with unlimited Oppor-
tunity for advancement. Top salary.
Give complete resume Of expert
ence and qualifications. Replies con-
fidnniial BOY lsq-I Slar
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Cherner Motor Co.
rTn1 Florida Ave NV

AUTO SERVICE MANAGER
Growing Washington Metropolitan
GIN dealer offers excellent oppor-
tunity for a qualified person. Must
be thoroughly experienced and IA
miliar with all phases Of the service
department. GIN experience desired
but not necessary. This position Of
fers unlimited opportunities for the
right man in this fast-growing deal
ership. Salary open. Our employees
know Of this advertisement. All re-
plies will be personally handled by
the dealer only and will be held in
the strictest confidence. In reply
please state in brief your expert.
ence, qualifications and where and
when you may be contacted. All re-
plies will be answered. Box 3l0-J,
Star.
AUTO MECHANICS, expanding
Rambler dealer has openings for
two general mechanics. $3.50 pay
plan. Plenty Of work. Unusual com.
pany benefits. Rambler exper. pref
but not nee. Contact Mr.. Mills
SOUTHEAST RAMBLER, INC. LII
A-S2OO
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CARPENTERS
TOP WAGES
CAREER JOBS

Report to J. c. knapp, Sleepy
Hollow Run Subdivision, Old
Columbia Pike, Annandale, Va.
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FOR YOUNG MEN
MANY, MANY MORE
DAY PERSONNEL,

1343 H St, NV. DI. 7-6ss5
CASHIER = For front office. Must
be familiar with MGR 1000 Posting
Machine, or have some bookkeep-
ing. Apply Personnel Office, Ambas-
sador Hotel, lA0l Eye st. NV.
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CLERK

Must be his. grad. with at least !
year clerical eNper. Neat appear
ance, legible handwriting, attention
to details. Excel salary. Many
company benefits. For appt. call.
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CASUALTY ADIUSTOR s7D0o

CASUALTY ADJUSTOR $500. Two
or more years experience. Leading
Company. interviewing this week
Call BOB Gray, NE. sat. s39 18th
St. NV. tSuite 2o0) templD.
CEMENT FINISHER
Top sll-rOund man for Government
and commercial work, must be so
Der and reliable. OppOrt for ad-
vancement. Report to sl6 Easley
St. Silver Spring. Nd, after 5 pm
An Equal Opportunity Employer.
CHAUFFEUR AND HOUSEMAN -
Exper., for lady in apt, good sala-
~, recent local refs. Call s66-esso.
CHEF MANAGER Complete
charge Of kitchen operation, menu
planning, food cost control, submit
resume Box loo-V, Star.
CHEMICAL CO., has $50 wk. full
time opening for man 1870, car, to
service established local customers.
Call Mr.. COLE, 3S6-s3S4 days s47-
025S 90 pm.
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ST. 3-0986
COLLECTION MEN

COMFI OLLEk-AsSIS. ThtS IS
ADMIN. TRAINEE, with yrs. of
accounting in college. Some exper-
fence helpful. To IS yrs. To $1,000 10
start, with quick raises and bene.
fits. Immediate. Moderate fees paid
after you are working. V. WOOD
PERSONNEL, e05 18th st. NV. at
u. suite 303, Southern Bldg, DI. J.
57S2.
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MACHINE TRANSLATORS
in Chinese or Russian
Computer Operator

MACHINE TRANSLATORS
Experienced in Chinese or Russian
languages. Reply Box 26l-V, Star.
Computer Operator
Challenging position avail. In mort.
gage banking firm for data process.
ing machine operator with knOwl.
edge Of IBM l40l magnetic tape
cOmputer equipment. Minimum Of
yrs. exper; Is required. Please
contact r. ]. Rysavy, Comptroller
FREDERICK W. BERENS, INC.
ll20 Conn. ave. NV. FE. $500.
CONSTRUCTION ASSOCIATE Col.
lege graduate, with better than av.
erage grades, at least l-year con-
structiOn experience, age 1857, in
treSt in business administration
construction management, construc-
ton estimating, real estate work.
Experience or interest in design,
structural or mechanical engineer
ing would be helpful. Available for
work late in January with local es-
tablished and growing construction
company doing work in the Metro
pOlitan Washington area with head
quarters in Montgomery County.
Salary range 5000 to $4,000 de-
pending upon experience and abili-
ty. All replies will be answered.
Send resume Of education and eX-
perience to Box 2SA-J, Star.
CONSTRUCTION ATOR,
exper. in quantity take-Offs and
SubcOntract bid analysis on COM
mercial and Government work.
Apply BLAKE CONSTRUCTION
CO., INC. ll2o Conn. ave. NV. Suite
Inn
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ARCHITECTURAL
CRAFTSMAN

Outstanding career opportunity with
multi-million dollar East Coast res
taurant-motor hotel chain. Rapid
growth Of company has necessitated
immediat expansion Of architectu-
ral-engineering department. Position
offers diversified contemporary de-
sign experience. Excellent starting
salary and complete benefits includ.
ing profit sharing. $40 years pre-,
ferred, background must be archi.
tectural drafting. Send Complete
resume TO Box 36-V, Star.
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ART GALLERY

MET, must have exper. in art field,
kn0wl. framing. sales, retOuching,
etc, reg, managerial and promo
tional ability. one Of D.C.'s oldest
and best known galleries. 2Ps gross,
no fee, sal. $500.
ACCT, deg, under 30. some exper.
public acctg. and misc, to 50 900.
ACCT, under IS, deg, ability to
work as asst. financial director
dealing with customers In direct
charge payrolls, etc. Fee neg. to
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SS.ann
BOb'S TraineeS

Bob'S TraineeS
CLAIMS REPRESENTATIVE $500
Leading national firm will train you
in all phases Of casualty adjusting
Top benefits and rapid promotions.
BUYER TRAINEE $500. Travel "a
Europe to purchase. The company
will fully train young man without
service commitments to buy an ex'
penSive line Of goods. Five figure
future.
REPORTER TRAINEE 5000. II you
can make a nice appearance, have
some college, and want to learn an
exciting business, this firm will
train you in all phases Of reporting
Top future.
MORTGAGE TRAINEE 5000. Ma.
tiOnal firm will train a college grad
in all phases Of processing, no eN.
perience, unlimited future. Rapid
promotions based on merit.
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CEMENT FINISHER
CHRISTMAS-PART TIME
SALESMAN
For our fine mems store with knOWl-
edge Of haberdasheTy. See Mr.. An
dersOn, J Corners, Va.
FARNSWORTH- REED, LTD.

CLERK, accurate typist. Billing ex-
peTience desired. Must be bondahle.
1857 to start, Sl2S up ] year; extern
siye fringe benefits. Send resume to
Box 4ss-J, Star. An equal Opportuni-
ty employer.
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Bob GRAY

A member Of the National Employ.
ment Association.
500 18th S. NV. ME. s-4277
(Suite 200)
CLERK Assist with office records.
help manage unique service bust
ness. 6-day wk. Some basic retail
experience necessary, refs. Call aft
er noon, NEEDLECRAFT. 726 18th
St NV.
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AUTO statesmen

Here is an opportunity for liye-wire
statesmen who are anxious to make
$4,000 or more per year with one
Of the leading Ford dealers in the
country. Floor periods daily. free
demonstration, free gas, free hospi-
talization and many other fringe
benefits. We prefer experienced
men. Equal employment oppOrtuni-
ty. Apply at once to Mr.. Mensh or
Mr. pnSnpF
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BOB PECK
AUTOMOBILE CLAIMS
ADJUSTOR

APPLY OR SEND RESUME TO
Excellent opportunity for
trainee or experienced
adjustor in the Metropol-
tan Area. Car furnished.
Salary commensurate with
experience. Please send re-
sumo to Box 274-J. Star.
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AUTO INSPECTOR Qualified
mechanic to perform Va. state auto
inspection. USUAL CO. benefits.
Please contact Mr.. Myers, JE. q
1900. FALLS CHURCH CHRYSLER-
PLYMOUTH, INC, Lee Highway
and HillwO0d ave, Falls Church, Va.
AUTO MECHANICS = Exper. TO do
quick service type Of work, good
OppOr. for ambitious yng. men,
many company benefits. See Mr..
Wells at Palmer Ford Inc, $50
jamestown I'd, Hyattsville, Md.
AUTO PARTS COUNTERMAN, must
be fully experienced, Full or part
time. Hours to suit. Bladenview
Auto Parts, $4,000.
AUTO MECHANIC - Salaried oppor-
tunity for reliable, capable man.
Fleet Of new PlymOuths, emphasis
on preventive maintenance. Ideal
for MOntg. Co. resident. $40 salary
plus vacation, group disqualification
and life insurance. Box lll-J, Star.
AUTO MECHANICS, foreign car ex-
perience, with tools, S-day week.
Salary and commission. Free park
ing. disqualification, retirement plan
and insurance available. See Mr..
KING, POHANKA OLDSM0BILE-
FIAT, ll26 10Th ST. NV.
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go! and the light went out, leaving Angie in
SPectracOlOr blindness and the horrid KNOWLEDGE
that this was no routine mugging after all.
The gears in her cOmptometer kept whirrng as
the pair dragged her out to purring car. showed
her in head first, blindfolded her with something
that smelIed like shOeshine rag, threw her on the
car hoor face down, and then one of them seated
himself above her and dug his shoes into strategic
sections OF her anatomy the other got behind the
wheel and drove them away.
Angie knew now what il was all about. II had
to have something to do with the City Hall bribery
scandal and the trial of the indicted crooked official
which was scheduled to begin Monday morning.
She prayed briefly for the inhuman movie
hero'ne's courage - which, being merely human.
angie knew she possessed in merely human Quan.
hty. But at the time, for of such is the k;uO.
dom of bOOkkeepers, she found herself counting
SSnday, S:Io AN. "How much of a HEATING d;d
they give the grip" Elery asked Inspector Oueeu
as they waited outside the hospital room for the
district attorney to come out.
Not enough to show and more than plenty 70
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AUTHOR AUTHOR: The name Of Euery Queen
mas been top one among mystery ,uiters since
me late hoenties schen huo young NeU Workers =
Frederic D0p"cy and Manfred B. Lee created a
fresh personality among ciOnal detectives. This story
shoes one Of their most challenging stunts TO let Me
reader play he cop and guess de solution BY himself
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blamed ON the second feature she had lust seen
The film, explicit SpectracoIor, had been contin.
uOus horror of bile-green creatures pursuing a
heroine of stainless steel nerve How could anv girl
be so brace, Angie thought, cringng as she hurried
into her unlt vestibule. >.
And screamed
The scream came out a mumbly squawk. be.
cause large sPOngy hand smelling of after.shave
lotion and gun oil had leaped out of the dark and
attached itself to her mouth. Two other hands
and that makes pair of the beasts the bookkeeping
division OF Angles brain recorded automatically =
yanked her arms up behind her back and pushed.
Whoa, bessie, gargled the pusher still push.
ing His breath sprayed sheer garlic.
"Mmmm ggnngle mmmfle," Angie said through
the pain, offering to surrender the $o.63 in her
purse. But it seemed that was not il at all. For
Garlic Breath breathed, 'You sure she's the LAYTON
broad?" and a light exploded in her eyes. and
Liac-and-Cun Oils voice replied, "Sure I'm sure.
! studied her pitchers in the papers,; whereupon
Garlic said with chilling relish, Then awayyyy we
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make their point, scowled his father "A real pro
work-Over, Eery. Now she's too scared to testify.
Maybe you can do something"
According to the Inspectors brie6ng, City Hall
Observation-Disclosures Angela Lawton, %, blonde,
andPretty = upon whose testimony the City of New
York was mainly relying for the conviction of the
corrupt official = had been seized the night before
by two men, driven blindfolded to an apartment
somewhere, scientifically beaten, threatened with
the destruction of her prettness by acid if she testi
fed Monday, and dumped unconscious ON her door.
step in the early hours of Sunday morning, where
she was found by prowl car. The Job had clearly
been the work of muscle-men in the defendants
behalf; but the girl had not once gmpsed the thugs
faces, and the chances of connecting the assault with
the man going to trial seemed approximately Zero
SO there goes the D.A.'s case" said Inspector
Queen, unless we can get her to change her mind
Any luck, Hermann" he asked as the district
attorney came out of the hospital room. The D.A.
shook his head wanly and plOdded away
We'll, let's try ours" said EIery, and they
went in.
The girl was lying on the hospital bed like
stick.
Now understand, Miss LAYTON, nobody's blam.
ing you one little Bit" EIlery said tenderly, taking
her hand. "A beating from professionals is hard
argument to top. But suppose we catch those men
- make them talk, put them away. Then you'll
have nothing to be afraid Of, and you can testify
Right?"
HE COLD LITTLE HAND tried to withdraw; tenderly,
Elery held ON to it. TITS big suppose, Mr. Queen.
How are you going to catch them? have no idea
where they took me except that
know, you hurt all over n erooned EIery as
Angie stopped to vince. Except that what?"
-. that wherever it is, it's across the street
from store window with a neon sign in it. The
blndfOld slipped once while theywcrc sIamming me
around and before they could tighten it again saw
the sign flashing on and off in the dark. One neon
sign - in New York;
Pretty big odds, " Inspector Queen said, show
ing ms dentures in what he intended as smile.
by the way. what did the sign say, Miss Lawton?
Oh, and what color was it?"
'Pinkish red. And the sign said EAT, in
capital letters. How many of those do you suppose
there are?"
Millions" Ellery said Though neon signs
do often become defective, Angie = you dont mind
II call you Angie? Did you happen to notice any
imPerfectons in the Ietters?"
There was break in One of, them" said
Angie with faint show of interest ''The had an
unit gap sort OF. In the middle Of the upright"
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The two hoods who kidnapped Angie left no
clues behind. Yet EIIery Queen trapped them
by single brilliant deduction. If you're
good detective, you can make it tool

Saturday, II:SS PA. Angie,
not happily, turned into her
street.
1t was one of those dead.
end streets on the far east side
of midtown Manhattan made up
Of equal parts of warehouses,
garages, renovated pre-l9Ol
apartment buildings, and dark
ness. Lots of darkness. Tonight
the street wore a more sinister
look than usual, which Angie
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TINS WEEK. AssssIs. I JvIy 40. 1888
, 1963-04-03

Prince.
David D. Alexander, a
registrant Of New York
City local board, accom-
panied the registrants from
ST. Thomas.
, 1963-04-03
Jehovuh's Witnesses
Tc Assemble II
Puerto Rico

Members Of the Christian
sted congregation Of Jehovah'S
witnesses will attend one of
their tri-annual special assem-
blies April 5,6,7 at the Colegio
de Farmaceuticos, corner Ing.
Colon and Ing. Davilla Streets,
Barriada Roosevelt, Hato Rey,
Puerto Rico.
Kennedy Philips, presiding
minister of the local congrega-
ton, said that about 100 will be
attending from Tortola, St.
John, st. Croix, St. Thomas
and the English speaking con-
gregation at Rio Piedras.
Mr.. Phillips also explained
that the purpose of these meet
ings is to further instruct and
strengthen Jehovah's witness
ses in their house-to-house
missionary work so they may
continue to aid persons of
good will to understand the
Bible and the hope it teaches
of Gods kingdom ais the only
remedy for mankind's trou-
bles.
Principal speaker will be Mr..
R. j. Parkin from the Watch
tower Society's headquarters
in Brooklyn, New York. Being
a graduate of the Watchtower
Bible School of Gilead, he is
we'll qualltled TO speak on the
subject, "Who Will Win the
Struggle for World Suprema-
cy?" The public is cordially
invited to hear this talk on
Sunday at 3 pm.
Meetings for the seminar
will begin at GAS pm. Friday,
April 5 and continue through
Sunday, April z.
Jehovah's witnesses meet
locally at their kingdom hall
at 10 Kings Street.