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for that it most certainly is.
In some of these exhibits here
today, you see what may we'll be the
end result of our work.
Sin other exhibits you see only
the birth of progress. Our econom-
ic development exhibit shows you
that we have long way to go be-
fore we can say we have fully eX-
plotted the natural resources of
our Navajo land In this and many
other exhibits you Seethe results of
our new look at Naval oland'. "
These works show you that we are
not just looking, but doing.
TOO many of us have believed
that we alone are responsible for
great changes that have taken place
in our Navajo land That we alone
have made it the greatest Indian
Tribe in the Uni > / States, frankly,
l say to you--that we had very
little to do with it. We simply took
advantage of God S gifts natures
gifts capitalized on them.
But a close look reveals that we
have failed to large extent to ap-
preciate the fruits of our Efforts
have failed to the degree that our
Navajos have lost much of the spirit
and love for our fellow man, quail
ity that stood quite pr minent
amongst our forefatherS.
II know of no greater hazardto
our Navajo people than to continue
on the path that we have followed in
the past recent years, because If
we intend to remain the leaders Of
a strong and healthy Indian Tribe,
we can do SO by making the indiV-
idual himself strong spiritually
and physically.
1--WE all know and realize that
the Navajo Tribe is great and
rich nation, but we are not SO great
or SO rich that we can afford to
waste our sub distance along the way,
for our Government must be liV-
ing, growing thing, and if we let
up for one single moment, we do
not merely stand still--We fall back
in the march of civilization.
But Government must have an
objective. and we all know the OBJ
jeCtive of our Government is the
elevation of our people. What do we
mean by the elevate of our
people? We do not mean escape
from labor and toll, nor do we
mean political power. No--eleva-
ton is something deeper. 1t is
elevation of the soul. Without this
it matters nothing where man
stands or what he poSSeSses--and
with it, he towers. He is one of
Gods nobility, no matter what
place he holds in the social scale.
There is but one elevation for a
Navajo, and for all other men.
There are different kinds of dignity
for different orders of men, but
one and the same for all. The only
elevation of human being consists
of the exercise, growth and energy
of the higher principles of his soul.
This enables him to exercise his
reason and to learn the supreme
values of mankind--valueS which in
the end showthe only real progress
that mankind can make. For ito
the man who has the religion of
peace, the supreme va lie is love. "
"Cod has bestowed the privi-
leges and opportunities on US, if
only we will be grateful to the de-
gree that we accept them as an
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Letter to the Editor
August %, 1868

Navajo Times:
| would like to subscribe toyour
paper for which you'll find a check
enclosed.
Our work took us from northern
Arizona one and half years ago
and we miss our friends and the
desert very much.
We adopted Navajo son and l
want him to retain as much OF his
heritage as possible.
Your paper will be most vel
come.
Sincerely,
Mrs. D. R. Ruby) Candoux
Box sos, WaitSburg, Wash.
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perpetuate, SO that the genera
lions to come may have and enjoy
the same privileges that you and
have enjoyed in our lifetime.
sit is the respon sibility and OBJ
legation of every one of us individ-
ually and collectively as members
in a society such as this to pre-
serve our liberties, freedoms and
opportunities Which our fore
fathers have left for us to njoy.
AS we are blessed with the COM
mon, simple intelligence ofundel-
standing, it is our duty to try and
spread that fact spread it bee auSe
no matter how hard you may work
for it inyour particular industry or
at your particular job, you still
have an obligation to work little
harder, and TO find the time to do
the things | am talking about, be-
cause if you do not, you will not
have the opportunity to continue
doing what you think you can afford
to do
"And in behalf of the mothers
and fathers present here, let me
say. God, bless and guide our
sons and daughters to keep them
kind and humble"
ITO everyone present andthose
listening. remember, my heart and
my thoughts will be with you
always"
"Let us continually pray to God
to be given the strength and power
TO contribute our very best to the
land that has cont ibuted SO much
to us.
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To A Mrs..

By Abe Lincoln
went away to college
You said you'd wait for me
Then | got your letter
Asking me to Set you free
Tomorrow you'll be married
There's nothing ! can do
But wish you sunshine
Now and your life through
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PR0P0sALs

THE KENeINGT0N FIRE DE
bids until pm. October J, 1888,
i0r enc 6s-h. elevated platform
truck complete with chassis, ladders,
and Equipment. Specifications may
Be obtained st Company s, 1880
Conn. ave-, Kensingtons Nd, teie-
phone pl9soo5o.
NOTICE on SALE. : PONTIAC ss1
THE MyW CONSOLIDATED EX-
CHANGE h soliciting bids for the
Concession at South Area, Fort
Myers Va, and a shoe repair con
cession at Cameron Station, Va.
Contact Mr.. Phelps, ia. $4,000.
for additional Information. E.x-
change reserves Tie right % reject
ss RIs'siHziis
SALE; Repossesssd 1867 Plymouth
8, Savoy, l-df. sedan, Serial No.
2o1l le3oo6, 10 highest bid received
BY September ~, 1858, at 400
Georgia avenue NV, Washington
u. D.. G., whore the car may be
sell,ls,l6
/ ietl CHEVROLET l-dr. Biscayne,
Ser. No. 2ilegBl6sl1ss win be sold
a public sale at u am. on Sept.
20 1858 at the offices Of Govt. En-
ployees Insurance Co., $50 Western
ave, Chevy Chase, Md. All bids
are subject 10 the approval Of the
Govt. Employees Finance and In
dustrial Loan Corp and the same
Tsss sS,g s.,,. ne Eigbs e PIG; COY D.
c 3 I IsSs n. ha rSaS
st. Arlington l. Va.
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RRICKLAYERs AND LABORERs,
apply At Job. Rockville pike and

RRICKLAYERs AND LABORERs,
apply at lob, Rockville pike and
Edm0nds0n I'd, Rockville, Nd, or
phone VII. 6-20ls.
BRlCKkAYERs, TOP wares. Acc0link
Apartments, Rte. l, LIST traffic light
past -. BelvOlr entrance or call
s94-lolQ.
BUS OPERATORS, no exper. neces.
Aarys 1855 yrs. Of are, his. grad.
We viii pay you for training. Md.
chauffeur license and ID. O. permit
req. Room 205, VIVA TRANSIT co,
vi Southern ave. Sc, III. 1850.
CABINET MAKERs, Formica ex.
per. preferred, but not necessary.
Steady year.rOund work. Top pay,
Company henefits, FORMCRAF'T
PRODUCTS Co.. NC, 2l2l Linden
lane, Silver Spring, Maryland.
CABINEThIAKER, exhibit Or dis
play, oxner. pref, salary open.
ART DESIGNERS. INC, sls-ds55.
COMMENTARIES : store fixtures
and restaurant equipment, inside
and outside installation, Union shop.
Apply K0EOD DUBB REVERE,
INC, $50 upsnur st.n.w.
CANvAssERs AND sALEsRfIiN
wanted. New home Improvement
company offering great opp0rkuni-
ties. Cali Mr.. HOWARD, s26.Sa1O.
CAR WASHERS co must Be exper-
fenced IN automatic car wash. Full
time. 81 per hr. Apply h person,
400 Wisconsin ave. NV.
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NEWLY CREATED
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Com
pany's public telephone division has career posi-
tons for young men, age % to 90 with mini
mum Of year Of successful college and having
completed their military obligation.
Initial responsibilities viii include the develop
nent Of coin telephone locations in the expand
ing Washington metropolitan area. Your prog
ress In our organization Is dependent upon
YOU.
Interviews win be held on Wednesday, Septem-
Der IS, at 725 18th st. NV. Telephone 392-2O43
for your appointment
An Eanal-opportunty Employer
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HELP MEN
CcoNTINUED)

ACCOUNTANT In Catholic education
institution, 5-day week and usual
employee benefiks, Opportunity for
advancement. state telephone mum.
bers age, education, experience and
salary expected TO Box ND. Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-15

AUTO MECHANIC, experienced IN
general repairs. Cadillac equip.
ment, private garage, own fleet.
Permanent position. Excel. working
conditions. Salary open. Apply NH.
CHAMBERS. 1900 Chaplin e. NV.
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CHEF, night work, mus Be thor
oughlY experienced, with refs.
SHADY OAK nm, 700 Marlboro
pike, I3e-96l2.
CIVIL ENGINEER, duties consisllna
Of layout and general field enNf-
neering for large local hospital
construction project. Cal DI. 5.5Sl7.
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PERSONAL

IA LOAN FOE ANY PURPOSE to
homeoWners, consolidate debts, etc.
I have helped hundreds. Mr.. KATZ,
Dl. 7-44ls, Ewes. MA. 2-llSA.
ACADEMY OF THEATRICAL ARTS
FOR ADULTS AND CHILDREN.
Ballet tap modern jazz, 1lomen-
class lessons. Call HO. 2-2277s
1747 Conn. ave. nv.
ACCOKEEK DAY NURSERY, open
Accokeek, Nd. 7S3-206l.
AGENCY NEEDS matured women
who can baby sit during their
free time or evenings In client.s
homes. Northern Va. area. CAL
AIR Condolences, window tyre,
any age, wanted 10 buy. JU. J-67lz.
ALETHA AGEE ACADE MY OF
DANCE special pre-teen and teen
age ballroom classes forming, en-
roll now, 10 wts. for $40. Gail TIE.
6-020z, Hunting Towers, Alex.
ALTERATIONS, ladies' clothing,
mems Stacks. VIII call for and
del. On. 2-0631.
ARTHNI AND CONsUELO PARTY
congenial dance club, Friday and
Sunday. one hour lessons. two
hour dancing. refreshments,
S1.b0. Learn Bossa Nova and all
popular dances. AIR conditioned.
l747 Conn. ave. NV. HO. 2-2217.
ATTENTION: NOTICE 10 Pilots
for Terminal weather forecast caii
6s6-2z77 for recording.
ATTENTION, anyone witnessing b.
cycie-car accident at Twinbf0gk
pkwy.. and Marshall ave. ROCKVILLE,
Nd IN front Of BToQme Jr. High
s saS p. e. p Sss I. c;alI IA. s gl0-
ATTENTION, loving care for elderly
lady In nice pvt home with al
cow. Good homa-c ok ed meals.
S1l-ZIlu
ATTR. WOMEN With fashion
model potential. NO. 7-6171.
cAPPACHELL MODEL
B0ssA NOVA and sHy other dane
e. pvt lessons so In. 1850.
VIC DAUMITs 900 Conn, ave. NV,
BUS. CARDS. 1000. $500 del,
No. 10 envels.. 50 80. For an
ptrg. needs. call for samples.
East service. MAUNEY. RIA. B.
1896 aft. 8.
CARPETS cleaned n your home
and office. Loose rugs IN plant. &c
"a. II. Guar. HE. e-5737.
CHILD CARE, / or children N ny
home, ages z to 5, Forrest Helghts,
Md. sS1-l727.
CHfEU CARE. 10 licensed home.
Age 3 TO 4. NV. gection. White
or colored. ia. e-3192.
DRAFTING, drawings for building
permits alla nluep5inIs ior an types
DRAPEs, CORNICKs, sLrPCOvEKs,
tapestries, Spreads EXoU1SlTELY
CLEANED, handfini1hed. Faded
ones REDYED or MATCHED 20
your sample. EXQUISITE CLEAN
ERSs the Dye Work Specialist. 500
Georgia ave. RA. 3-g5I1.
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PERSONNEL
INTERVIEWER
SAVE 6 E00

Progressive engineering firm needs
man, 2 TO %. with college
(prel. degJ, 70 e ! tEsip ed icF per-
exper. IN persolnel q recruitment:
ccass g y cosst. Salary. ss.scc . up.
Director n Z years At $1,000.
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, i5l3
IN 81. NV, Ex. 3-7pT7s 1916 ceor-
Ga ave. u. s-5lA4.
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AUTO SALESMAN

Get with the winneri sen ne new
Il ' silver Sse sp af vs qSAR iSsrs y psS
plan (check Is On thls). Small
sales force 60 mnn). Effective
closing cooperation, 0emonslraloF,
many benefits, suburban location.
Closed Sundays. This Il 9 real ca
reer opportunity for an outstanding
salesman. 10 YOU quallfyf cal
MR.. MARTIN WIENER, 10. $500
for appointment.
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ACCT. $1,000.

ACCT, Sc, 900,
Take figures up 70 taxes.
BKKPR. $500
Take care Of 2 sets Of books.
CLAIMS ADJ. $1,000
Handle both auto and personal
Comptroller $4,000
Supervise acctg. proc. for mfgr.
ESTIMATOR $4,000
Bid ana buy in constr. field.
FINANCE TRAINEE $4,000
Train for finance ofe. manage
INDUS. ENGR., $1,000
Make mgnt. studies, improvements.
PURCH. AGENT, So, 900
Purchase for defense contractor.
REL.LA. ENGR., $4,000
Exper. with guidance systems.
Route Salesman SIS, 500
Sell meat products in local area.
$4,000
Sen machine tools. locally.
TRAINEE SIS, ZOO
Train for higher income In sales.
l716 Eye 81. NV.
aI27 Vvfleon plvd Arl
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Busy trade association needs .
man with publications expeEi-
5 them. Unlimited future. Inter
viewing now, Bee BOB GRAY.
s3g I7tb q. nv tsuits SOOl.
AIR TOpL REPAIR AND SMALL
TOOL ST0CKMAN. must have
knowledge Of a variety o. air ham
mers and tools. Call Mr.. Morgan
Or Nj. Blckers, SP. 3-663l.
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ARCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMAN
500
Bob Gray

DOU NIdy
Technical Consultants
SALES ENGINEER, 13k
Degree n physical sciences. You
should have govt. contacts. We
prefer background n systems and
or Instrumentation. knowledge Of
magnetic tape most desirable. NE.
COMPUTER SALES, lSk
IN sofsware hardware.
BE- familiar with medium 20. large
Fee paid Me. e-l2o2.
ENGINEER, $500
We prefer , years exper. in me-
chanical design % Nv and AC.
Be familiar with Fed. and MI.
specs. interviewing now. ME.
MECH. TEcHNIcIAN, S.5k
Experience In enyironmental test
Ing " years., know shock test,
vibration aeceleratiqn stress strain.
ELEGI. IEGk1., o.0k
In miniature circuit test.
ing technlques &c well as appll-
cation OF translstor theory. Excel
lent benefits and top future On this
one. See BOB GRAY.
FIELD ENGINEER, Ok
Two years experience In dlgltal
computers. An AAS Is desired plus
some experiences Tor servicing ap-
plicatlon. Fee Paid. See BOB
ENGINEERING AID, 5.5k
Fabrication assembly Of eommnni.
cations equipment. You should
know use 81 test equipment In
vHF, UIIF ranges. knowledge of
translst0rs required. See BOB
Above are q few Of the technical
openings listed with BOB GRAY.
We have hundreds In this area or
relocated. II you are looking for Z
better Job call u for a coniiden-
tial interview at your convenience.
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PERSONAL
tcONTiNUEDl

HYPNOSIS DIR. Marx Hollander
writer, author. and Instructor d
dermafol0gy viii lecture On thl
applied use Of hypnosis. The
Washington Hypnotic Guild invilei
the public TO hear this lecture n
the Sheraton-p Park Hotel on Mon
day. Sept. l6, 1875 at pm, Conn
ave. and Wo0dley I'd. NV.
HYPNOSIS, sELF-HYPNOSTS-
Individual istruct. By trained
eonsultant. Day. eve. hrs. 10.
2-2146.
HYPNOSIS SCHOOL o. the Washing,
ton Hypnotic Guild win start rs
fan class Of '63 Sept. 90, AZ 8 pm,
az the Sheraton Park Hotel. For in.
form, call Ell. 6-3sel or come 10 the
above lecture.
MTRlGUEi Meet many new sci.
friends before revealing your
identity free details. NANCY
LEE BOX 81. Arlington 10, We. :
KIND CARE given TO elderly per,
sons. Also quiet seniles accepted,
Licensed BY District Of Columbia,
HU. 3-5Qgg, bus at door.
LARGE front rm, for lady. gent
or couple, excel. meals, home
priyils., pvt. home. RA. 0-7346.
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AIRLINE
TRAINEE. SSSs

FREE TRAVEL BENEFITS
Work hand In hand with steward
esses and flight captains. Lean gu
about routing, reservations and
rates. Prefer his. grad, under 20
who II bright and makes q nice
appcarnnce. Free travel coast TO
coast. EMPLOYMENT SERVICES,
s lsis csorsla Z. ave.. NJ ". slsis4 s'y,,i
ALASKA, OVERSEAS. y, 5. 800 q.
formation. High pay, Write GLOBE
Baltimore .. Maryland.
APPLIANCE eERVICEMEN
Domestic refriEeration mechanic, e.
perienccd. 77z-T53.
APPLIANCE SERVICEMEN, must
be capable Of servicing all Frigi-
dnire Appliances. Permanent posi-.
ton. Top hourly rate. Paid yaca-
ton. Hosp, transp, furnighed
BRAY q scARFF SALES, INC, IS
Sheridan 81. NV.
APPRRNTICE CARPET MECHANIC
Permanent, fuil-time, S-day, 20
hour.week position available for
young man with some experience
as carpet mechanic. Must have
own car and tools. Time and a
half for overtime, 20 pct. Discount on
store purchases, liberal mileage al
lowance, paid vacations, sick leave
and holidays, family insurance
plans, and q free retirement plan.
Apply PERSONAL Office, WOOD.
WARD q LOTHROP, llth and II
sis., NV. An Equal Opportunity
ARCHITECTURAL DEsi(iNEns,
DRAFTSMEN, exper. and qualified
70 develop multl-slory projects, Top
salary paid. WEfNE. BLACK AND
KERR, elo leth 81. NV. RE. 5-522o
ARCHITECT on DRAFTBAiAg,
min. yrs. exper. Salary comlnen.
surale with ability, program Of
apis, offices, commercial work.
T ToN W. SESo6iBLE. ls as2; pos MoA-
ARCm, DRAFTsh1AN 80 $500
TELLER TRAINEE, 1900 $3.50
CLEMENTS EMPL. A0cY.
B4ia oeoreia ave. 3. 81, JU p-4l40
ARE you A REAL SALESMAN. an
outspoken flrehau with an eye on
he future7 Call mel / have 4 lob
for you. Part this and full time
openings IN Wheaign, Landover
Hills, and Falls Church. Call Mr..
Shullx, Washington Area Manager
for MR., UUNDERBAk'S INC, oil.
6lpT50 Sunday Afternoon
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DYEENG GUARANTEED NO
SHRxNKAGE = Dresses, suits, coats.
drapea, slipcoYers. EXQUISITE
CLEANERS, the Dye Work Special
ist, 800 Georgia ave. RA. 3.1Iz1.
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SALES MANAGEMENT
TRAINEE. $1,000

Old.line firm, dealing with 4 tan
gihles d looking for q man with
tive years college andIor sales.
exper. You will be trained and
geared for sales managemenl. Ma.
flonal advertising on radio and
Tv, plus furnished leads. Salary
plus commission. Car furnished,
Cash bonus. Profli-sharing. Paid
hosp. and med. RAND adyance.
Mens e sl0ygosv ...,, E.sAafA0x 4 Nv
3-llee; sslS Georgia ave. u.
ADVERTISING SPACE SAILS %.
cal, $500 70 5000 salary for ex.
per. EMPLOYMENT, sEkNiClks,Syl
l3l3 III 81. n.W.a Elk, 3sl4o1. eolt
Georgia ave-, JU, e-3l4l.
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AcCTs.s JR.. accfg. deg. and little
g Sac Wi Also e eo fiiess'I mss S.y q
immsd. Moderate ICES. No S cSsak
down. Come IN and tam It over. v.
WOOD PERSONNEL. COS 18Th 81,
NV AT b, 500 SOUTHERN
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AUCTION SALES
LHAalnlhllnnnA

PUBLIC AUCTION OF CONSIGNED
MERCHANDISE every Wednesday
night 7 o'clock Pm. Located AZ Old
Southern States Building IS miles
north Of Haymarket, Virginia, ~
miles south Of Gilberts Corner, Viz.
ginia. Some Of the items 10 bo Of.
Tered to highest bidder are: An.
tiques, new and used furniture, hard
ware, many, many items too nu.
merous TO mention. Terms cash.
For information phone 7s4-e2A0.
Sale conducted By COL. DAVID n.
AIT and COL. JOHN C. ATKINSON.
Not responsible for accidents.
GAl5
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Part time. 5 nights 4 week are
open. 4 20 ~ pm. Apply IN
person Monday, q 70 s. pm.
GREER's LIQUORS, l5Oe An-
napolls I'd, Bladensbura, Nd.
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Auto Statesmen

You're looking, we're locking.
You're looking for the. right Job
ahead ii he business world. We
are looking for six bright new
statesmen 10 90 along with our new
location. We're offerinE YOU q
chance 10 be a top salesman IN
town with the areas fastest grow
ing Rambler leadership. Both used
and new-car ealesInen are needed.
Interested2 You were n you read
this far-why not come and find
out more. As they say In the
maybe 10 Yourself N foday'e world.
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COLLEGE GRAZ. GRAD
AUTO BODY
AUTO BODY
ESTIMATOR

Excel. salary and working
conds., hosp. and ms. CAL
Mr.. Fersbee, AP. 1000.
JUSTINE OLDS.
DUFFER AND POL
ISHEn. Lot man. Experienced only
need apply. Top lob, 500 per. VII
to right man. Full company bene
fits, Cal Nh. LOUIE. gl1-zI0o.
AUTOM0TTVE CASHIER, progress
aive Va. new-ear leadership has an
opening tor szRsriencse agssfn ,s,,o
ZE.I.i.. ~. 1.23nn.
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ARLINGTON
RAMBLER

IA. s.1sso Art. Va. "a. 5000
AUTO SALESMAN, excel. oppoFtuni-
" for aggressive person. top pay
plan and company benefits, Mr.,
FLAX, MIDTOWN MOTORS, NC,
so2o GeorRia ave. NV,
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CLASSIFIED
INFORMATION
TRAINER GQ0

needs q brlghl patriotic HIS.
grad with tipping to work with
secret documents. You will be
channeiing them to different
depts. and recording them.
e ers. 'nS rn2ls security Trs Depart ~
caii BETTY Il GRAY EMIL III S eSe
woodward Bldg. So 3.7123
CLERKS PART TIME, ga pm.
Downtown bank. Start &l,3a hr,
ABBEY PERS0NNltLs 1888 Eye NV.
CLERK for Nd, liquor store, full
time, second shift, must BE- honda
bic, slase afe. ref. and phono no.
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SUPERINTENDENT
Must have knowledge Of fireplace
construction, capable Of Qvorseeing
field operations Of fireplace CON
ntructiOn company. Permanent posi-
ton for right man with excellent
opportunity for advancement. Salary
open. II qualified. call between ,
and 5. 1s1-sl13,
BRIcKLAYERs AND LAB0RERs,
TOP wages, Apply Il Prince Fairfax
Apts.. behind Rose HiIl Shopping
Center on Franconia I'd, Alex, Va.
I65-gII3.
BRICKLAYERS AND LABOnEES,
top wages. Apply II ne Lyons VII.
lafe Shopping Center, Klrkwood I'd.
and Lee hwy Arl., Va. s75-ll16.
BRIcKLAYkms levels repaired.
s VA sd sl@ n6 re-
nay Level. REPAIR C0. Can
o33-1700 after 1 pm.
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SPECIALISTS ONLY
Year-round work. $40 per day. Ell
perienced n fireplace construc
ton ton, 4 !, q s1a can ssl-S'as Do
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KUT0M0TTVE PARTS MAN, q 70
hr. WIZ. ID. c. nc. $40. Equal opp.
empl. Replies TO Box le6.C. star.
BAKERS AND BAKERo HELPERS,
full time, immed. elnpI., MISTER
D0NUT, $50 King 81. Alexandria,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Living around Tax. PARK, Hyalts.
paFt-time basis after school. Call
MR.. SCOTT for appt. betw. 4 and
pm. Mon. SCI. tt66 OF see.2xz3.
BRANCH MANAGER, TRAINEE
Savings and loan. Young man 1850
with savings and loan q banking
fastgrowing Northern Va. aslocia-
ton. after short training period.
Must have ability 70 meet the pub
lic and be slEillful IN Office proce-
dure. This Is an outstanding 0ppor-
tuniky for an ambitious young man.
Va. residence only. Send coniiden-
tial resume 10 p, o. Box 81, Spring
ileld, Va. attention exec. vice pres.
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WILSON
PERSONNEL
ACCOUNTANT

ACCOUNTANT, JR.
For Iarge-yolums active office. Two
yrs acctng. and growth ability
VII! start you AZ 500. plus ben.
and J monthly sal. review. Mrs.
SWELLING PERSONNEL
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CAREER SALES

Rough carpenters wanted. Apply
Mr.. Knott or Mr.. Brannef, 4
am. parking lot rear Of 1900
Mass Mas Aye; nv, ny. NJ 2, = A. n.
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RESI- q CARE

Convalegcent nursing hono, Bean
tiful new home for care q loved
ones. z4-hQur nursing care. Silver
Spring and Wheaton area. WA. ,
Evening star., 1963-02-03
BY BERNARD cWERTZMAN

chattiness Indeed, headquarters often asks
parents 0he real Ones) to forward to Washing
ton copies of long, highly personalized letters
they receive from their youngsters in the field.
The Peace Corps interest in these first
hand accounts is not purely maternal, of
course One Of the problems in training the
first group of volunteers when the Peace Corps
began in March, 1851, was a lack of concrete in
formation about what the volunteers would
face on the job. With the kind of detailed
what it's like" information it is now gathering,
il can better train future PCVs.
For the general reader, the letters also
provide an excellent guide to what Peace
Corps work really consists Of and what it is
accomplishing
The enthusiasm, the idealism, the prob
lens, and the humor all seem to come to life
in these letters, often written in the most diff
cult circumstances.
The Peace Corps has kindly allowed SUN
DAY to examine hundreds Of letters and to re-
print the excerpts on the following pages