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The Detroit tribune., 1963-07-20
..rakAx Up AH-oo: LABOR SURVEY URGES"


xr,. vosx June ~ - The eeonome s"' 80.
$3.50, ~o-kers are no longer oe'ns "s' ~
,,--...x A.rs.,cno sx Il nc~ Psseheeo' : -.
-. r...- So she s.vev 81 De-neershe ns''''
'''', rr-sp uNsNPl oYxsEr FROM AuIoMA.,U" s~
An T.s rxcLusoN or NEGROES FROM 'o1> 10 81
Asn1Es =. an. pos-
g. l,.ss< susbsr as ths report. proposes . o~
-, ~~.-.,.. s.p, 5ssssg.ion OF tho ArL-s'O s'a
- -, - ~ vnsans along natural lines o. ~e'n
Ls ~ 90 SUGGESTED ACCEPTANCE eI .A0o~ -.
.sn~.s.ceweNT or 1 GREATER INVOLVEMENT oI
c.oveeNueNr ~ NEGOTIATIONS. AND sokkeNo.N
S~ rur ,gx,o>ss OF TIE RIGHT TO CERTAIN SIkINES
,,.,,ra IaAc eaJslIc interest,". IN RETURN FOR In's.
roecopx -,oNs WOULD HAVE TO GIVE UP SOME Or
1ursp e,c.r 10 DETERMINE THE SIZE OF wOkN
eoecEs AND TIE DISTRIBUTION or PROFITS, JaSoes
SAID. .~.ux:
Clark xs-- ,resi5e-- :; ne University OF |a"'ofn'e
- ~A,;-,,, :; ne sassor, committee TO the eenfers
rr.Se Union s-ys, q Jacobs report IS Par'' os
agreed Win Jssass or
AZ eosss.m M AN INTRODUCTION TO The RE-
PORT THAT COLLECTIVE BARGAINING WOULD MOI
as eseta acEc SIT WOULD ENTER SOON INTO NEW
Stage At 7-aT POINT hE SAID. GOVERNMENT
WOULD NOT ss 4 REFEREE IN BARGAINING. AND
THIRD FORCE
GOVERNMENT MUST PROTECT the PUBLIC
INTEREST vs. THE DEVIL VIA lAB0Rs : THE
PUBLIC BE DAIMNED" J. NEGROES
sH0RI-c -cHANGED!-
GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE
The Detroit tribune., 1963-07-20
WE MUST Also Be WATCHFu that NHMER
SNAIL ANTI LcnRlsnAN INFLUENCES GOVERN

Our GOVERNMENT uTT5 IT'S Pusllc sosool sys
TEM IS TIE sEsulT % TIE THANKING Or MEN wEsc.
Foe TssE MOST pAsT Ps2crscED TIER cssRfsTzA<l
Ts- iF We ARE TO KEEP AMERICA STRONG And FREE
RI IS ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY 70 PRACTICE PUBLIC
~ AID PRIVATELY TIE cs-RESTzAN rR8scxPLEs Up
O. ~r-,cs- Our NATION AND CONSTITUTION WERE
FOUNDED.
lcpu<sn1nS Nrze c.ssnn. Tnr1
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DODGERS BAR DOOR TO ALL"

-sNloss SAT oyiE-ls ~ TIE CORNER Ne %
sEsNMl-s ->s coocEsS MEN TrssS LOST PLAY
csS ~ >Si TO TIE SAVE GIANTS
THE REST DRANK BEER AND LISTENED. ~!
The Detroit tribune., 1963-07-20

koys -
lcenfnved From Psee u
~Mv WORKS AND c-Re-AT-e-R SHALL YE Dor hALsos
WOE UNTO THEM WITH QlD"
BLESSED ARs TIE BARREN TIE woMss THAT
NEVER eeAR~i
THIS WORLD SHALL PASS AWAY - ~cHAsrLY
FARCE My-rAIl.
THE neNl usllee sQPluRf"!
(lineoln. Shokespeorel
QUESTION: HOW DOES Ne GET AWAY WITH IT?
BECAUSE koN-cHRlsT SCIENTIST CLERGY.
lAyWEh LEADERS MASSES ARE SATAk-RoesEC
Or GODS CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH. JESUS
SECOND coslNc-s - SAVIOUR liBERAToR. or
slslESa CLERGY E-v-E-R-Y ONE - WHICH
DEALS VITA HOLY SCRIPTURE AND EXPOSES
COMPLETELY - THE sUBrlETr or TIE DEVIL
MURDERER. LIAR VOID or TRUTH No4p
OF REALITY - SANITY a Mr-T-Al Jesus
IN yoAr SS3 -
The Detroit tribune., 1963-07-20
A00sf YE THls DAY WHOM YE VIII sERVE."
SAID JOSHUA :

NID2oTs. CENTURY DEMANDS THAT YOU
CHOOSE THE ONE REAL DEITY or GENESIS
E-La-sT ct1APTER wtsERE GOO IS GOD -
YOUR ~EarrseR-MoT4ER GOD ALL-t4ARJAostlous-
"A le SkH- The ONE REAL PARENT ~.
AND or the ENTIRE UNIVERSE - HoetoRE0 sf
c4444-o4-E-SS CHRIST JESUS PLANNED NON
RARENTfsooDa - WHO NEVER ~ TIE KING JAMES
NEW TESTAMENT. CALLED NARY MOTHER -
ALWAYS WOMAN
AND on ONE OCCASION WHEN MARy's FAMILY
INTERRUPTED AlM ~ HIS PREACHING. TEACH
ING HE HELD OUT hIs HAND AND SAID Be-
HOLD Ms MOTHER AND BRETHREN THEY wSso
HEAR TIE WORD or GOD AND DO IT.
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THE DEVIL USING SCRIPTURE :
A MAJOR EXPOSE!

GENESIS IND CHAPTER ~ ETC. - SATANIC.
AkTs-chRlsT ~loRDGoD- DEPICTS ANCIENT.
PAGAN MyTs4ol ocy ALLEccRr
And IN CONTRAST TO THE ONE REAL DEITY
WITHOUT BEGINNING, ENDING. AS IS GODS
OFFSPRING, CREATION. UNIVERSE THIS PftoNr
11oRo-ccC- IS ALLEGED TO HAVE HAD FOR
IT'S FIRST THREE OFFSPRING - ADAM EVE AND
NuRDERcus CAIN CHASTITY FARCE
cAMNAslE SPIRITUAL ADULTERY sLASPHEMrt
10 CREDIT suc- wuR0EsoUs FRAUDS
MYTHS TO TIE REAL DEITY. wt7oM CHRIST JESUS
SC MOLLY REPRESENTED
SEE LOWER HALF o. > i:e or GODS SAVIOUR
lIssRAToR or slSLEs CLERGY. EVERY
ONE HIS CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEXTBOOK -
WHEREIN MRS EDDY EXPOSES The FAULTY
LaSoss or SAUL cs TaeSus AoAMEvE TRANS
LaToss Ikvol lUs.-L7v SPIRITUAL ADUL
TeREss
the DECISIONS BY VOTE or CHURCH c--N
cIls As TO WHAT SHOULD AND SHOULD NOT BE
CONSIDERED HOLY WRIT; TIE MANIFEST MIS-
TAXES M THE ANCIENT VERSIONS
SEE OUR ctseisrly PaaAPtlaasEs or GENESIS
III Is u Is 81. - - VERY GOOD - PERFECfi
UNIVERSE
The Detroit tribune., 1963-07-20

Mays =
lcensrv<d Frcr Bsck Psse'
81 sse Slack sFsr~ss Broekssn pedser PssekpsA
'1Er ciANrS1o0ne<4el &
DODGERS uouR a.
Fres Press. o..
~HuNcRY PLAYERS WON n FOR US -xu0ug'
ss wssssr spo<s.rs Desros News Sperts wrise~. San
FrsnSss<ss Oct
DARK IS RANKED MOST SCIENTIFIC
MANAGER DARN DOESN'T
SMOKE or DRilx"!!!
Press sss ~ DIX Greene ssr Frsreise. O.. &
p<&-sr Ns.s
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g BOYS WANTED TO DO SOMETHING BIG
TEEN GENIUS DERAIls STREAMLikER''

Los ANGELES - AF, - Police say three seen-sserx
~srs,s sorsshos hss s6nis shsy 'araPerec ~h
March sns sent passenger train hurting
co~r ss5,s se~zre warehouse cf voise chesnicslS
Sersbec and slid hstf IN TIE dirt iusf
s,,-- q re warehouse inivros II es lie passengers
aboard
FoAscs ioeutsfseo csvsc I. Max stsn frsil sens
rive yov<h .ns nssssrrnind q ire ptct.
HE'S An ElEcTRoNlc GENIUS or SORTS SAID
DET SGT. JOHN su6lETTE THE MAY THEr PLAN
NED THIS TsllNe WOULD SEND COLD cHIlls UP YOUR
SPINE
The Detroit tribune., 1963-07-20

ccc VIZ Hls cETScfT TSlSUNs
--s c-Sls- W. -ESo9c ST PAUL APPRENTICE
ssc.rss ssoN T-s SATANIC eSSc-ceATt+sc -
1-ScSSo~S SaSSs<A-E TIE WORD or GOD Is
c~4c< M 7cAs7-Ul AND S--aSeEs THAN ANY
-lsc>soesc SNoso -iSScs~c 70 TIE DIVIDING As
s->-ss - So. .N- SelSI-- SEsc-sS TIE JOINTS
.N- N.SScM o. --S ScNES AND IS = DtScEsNER
. --E --o-c--s sNc i>-s~Ts o TIE AsaST
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PLUMBERS AND HELPERS-Year-
pound work with good pay. Apply
5oEdeF Mill road next to High
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PuRCHAsING OFFICE of iaroe

PURCHASING OFFICE Of large
Virginia builder looking for an
elert man bet. % and 35 yrs.
Some college. Prior construction
and/or purchasing exper. desirable.
Opport. for advancement unlim-
Tied for the right man. Forward re-
sumo Of exper. to Box 42S-D. Star.
REAL ESTATE statesmen
Virginia license. this is for the
salesman who wants MORE OPP
portunity and MORE money in an
brokerage office. with emphasis on
farms and acreage. We operate
in the counties Of Fairfax. Prince
William. Loudoun and Fauquier.
We have plenty Of listings for
q new man TO get q quick start.
For details see Mr.. Starnes. TRI
COUNTY REALTY. Ala Warwick
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PROPERTY
MANAGER

Experienced man, capable Of
handling diversified proper
ties with minimum super
vision. Opportunity to ad-
vance with rapidly growing
organization offering full
company benefits. Salary
open. Give complete details
and salary expected in
resume, AL replies confiden-
tial. Write Box 116-C Star.
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HE hEIhEADEh, PERMANENT
opening for exper. man, good pay.
working cond., vacations plus
bonus incentive. See Mr.. Skinner,
STIDHAM TIRE CO.. POLL M ST..
NV
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HELP MEN
TIRE RETREADING

TIRE RETREADING = No exper.
necessary, we will train you. Main
requirements: desire to work and
willingness to learn. Steady work
record and good character neces-
sary. Many benefits. For more in
formation contact w. G. Mayo,
FIRESTONE RETREAD SHOP, SOC
Rhode Island ave. ne.
TIRE RETREADER, permanent
opening for exper. man, good pay.
working cond., vacations plus
bonus incentive. See Mr.. Skinner,
STIDHAM TIRE CO.. POLL M st.
TRAINING AIDS TECHNICIAN =
Should be- qualified in the use of
16.mm. film protector, 35-mm.
slide protector, Vugraph protec-
s sTaS anS 3sbe reGS aII ~ sssE sias
during working hours.
TRAINEES, DEGREE $1,000
sales. Personnel, Finance. Mgt.
COLUMBIA EMPL. 1871 @ NV.
TREE EXPERTS. experienced only.
DE. 2-l47l ewes. and Sunday.
TREE MEN, experienced. Top pay,
regular iob. benefits. Can GA.
A-OGAA aANNA " &Alu MECA CAAuos
TRUCK DRIVER (lightl for Met
ropolitan D. c.. area. Year-round
S steady work. rn top pay GnS company ny
P PRopTcrs Ae eo. a E4SMf LINDEN
lane, Silver Spring, Nd.
TRUCK DRIVERS to run trash
and sober. Must have D. G. per-
init. Good pay. Apply CAPITOL
TRASH CO., 1245 First st. Sc.
TV BENCH MAN-Experienced only,
good salary and working cond, APP
ply In person, SIDLI6 TV co,
745 10Th st. ne. 399-190O.
TV BENCHMAN
Fully experienced, top dollar. Excel.
opportunity. ia. 9-7992.
TV SERVICEMEN
Outside. With car. fully exper., ex-
eel. opportunity. tn. 2-3714,
Tv SERvICEMAN, outside. fully ex-
pr" 7i iTipge benefits. 62s-47l1 or
UPH0LSTERER, top wages, steady
work, sober man. Call DU. g.
9l00, evening DU. 5-5170.
USHER WANTED, full time. Apply
in person. 1885 New York
ave. NV.
WAREHOUsEMAN, inventorying,
stacking, wrapping and Grating.
Experienced preferred. Bondable,
local references, top salary, hos
pitalization and insurance plans.
Apply BETHESDA CHEVY CHASE
TRANSFER CO, 4S10 st. Elmo
ave-, Bethesda, Md.
WATCH REPAIRMAN, excellent op-
portunity. References. Must have
necessary equipment. Call 4b1-
1895 aft. 8 am.
WELDER, layout man. steel cree
tons. Permanent. good working
conditions. Call 925-4943.
WOOL AND SILK PRESsER
EXPERIENCED
CALL OIL. 4-7070
YOUNG MAN = All-round man for
warehouse and shop work, some
driving, intelligent hard worker,
S62.50 to start. Must live in
MONTGOMERY Co. GEORGE SAAH.
GA. 4-6911.
YOUNG MAN to learn tire re-
treading. Good pay with advance
ment as soon as ability has been
proven. See Mr.. Skinner, Std
HAM TIRE CO., 2011 M st. NV.
9Th CLASS ENGINEER, Al local
references, experienced stoker fire
boilers with condensate pump re-
turn. Apply Southern Building,
10Th and H SITS. NV.
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RESIDENT MGR. for small hotel
Experience preferred. Pleasing per.
Call between o and IL MRS
ALTER, HU. 3-6116.
RESIDENT MANAGER, apt. house
upper 18th st., elevator bldg. De.
sirable apt. and utilities as com.
penSation. State experience and
references, BOX 103-D. Star.
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RS WANTED for several
!; projects in Md.-va.-D. C.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES
(coNTlHUEpl

LEARN to be an eIectronics tech
niciRn and obtain rec license in
~ wks. Day class starts Oct. %.
eve. class Aug. 10. Gail ST. 3-3614
for free booklet. GRANTHAlA
SCHOOL, OF ELECTR0NTC
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hELp--MEM
(cONTINuEpl


PLUMBERS, exrer. In jobblne and
remodel, Apply Standard Plumbing
q Heating. 2S07 14th 81. NV.
PLUMBER for new and remodelinR
work: Must be 1st-class mechanic.
Steady job, top pay. Apply BATE
ave. ne. 5SsHSeoo. AOV1 ~ l.
PLUMBERS AND HELPERS-Year-
pound work with good pay. Apply
powder MIL road next to High
Point High School.
PLUMBERS WANTED for several
lge. apt, projects in Md. va ID. C.
area. WA. 1884.
PLUMBERS, Virginia area. year
round work. Call ia. 7-9074 or
671-OO74.
P0RTERS, experienced, for office
building. Hyattsville, Md. Floor
waxing, general cleaning, inter-
views 10 am. TO pm. Monday,
Room 292-C. Terminal Building,
Washington National Airport.
PORTER for luxury apt. bldg. in
nearby Alexandra driver Towers) :.
Must be sober and neat. Refer
ences required. 6-day week. $3.50
per mo. to start, Apply Resident
so. S-3SOO.
PORTER, experienced. Apply Resi-
APIS, 1901 Vermont ave. NV.
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT-Inter-
costing work which offers chal-
lenge to person with ambition.
Preferably retired person, no spe-
cial experience required. Will train
YOU. Salary. Old established real
estate firm. Write Box 162-D. Star,
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BOOKKEEPER
CAFETERIA ATTENDANT

Age 25-40, In private lunchroom Of
office building. Hours 1915 am
2:1b PM, b-day week. Experience
preferred. Send brief resume to
Box 300-C. Star.
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sITUATIoNS-W0MER
sITuATI0MS--DOMESTIC

LADY desires b-day wk. g.h.w. for
family In D. e. area. Loo. refs,
experienced, 10. 2-2D3i.
COLORED WOMAN desires DAYS
work or light homework and child
care. S32-4S00.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

AVG SHORTHAND In o wks, day OF
l2 wks, eve. Low rate, TEMPLE
scHL,. 40 14th st. NV. D1. $4,000
CREST REALTY, INC. announces
Of rs FAMOUS course 70 prepare oiS,
YOU for the Virginia Real Estate
Salesman license examination Il
be given In. Northern Virginia
Sept, 10 and 90. Course starts
at 1880 pm. Wednesday August
~, 1868 at 10 9. Dove st., Alex,
Register early. Ask for Fred
Vaughan. -
DANIEL SMITH RIAL ESTATE
COURSE for lie. exams. at Emer-
son Institute. Call b33-2s40.
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HEP WOMEN

SECRETARY-Exper., excel. short
hand and tipping skills. for DOWN
25-40. $1,000: 63S-0023.
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REAL ESTATE
SALESMAN

EXPERIENCED
AGGRESSIVE YOUNG
MAN TO HANDLE
WELL = KNOWN SUB
DIVISION IN MONT
GOMERY COUNTY.
MUST HAVE CAR AND
BE A GOOD CLOSER.
EXCELLENT OPPOR-
TUNITY FOR RIGHT
MAN. DRAWING AC-
COUNT AVAILABLE.
UT q 71Y0
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CLERK

Must be fast and accurate
with figures. Some experience
desired. Should be able to
use eomptometer and adding
mach. Some tipping helpful,
$50 per week plus free
transportation. Paid vaca-
ton, sick leave and holidays.
}, c. Transit System, Inc
y 5000 M ST. NV.
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COOK. short order. exper. and fast.
o a.n.-2 pm, of Sunday. $50
VIZ, 70 start. ia. 2-a7s7.
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Govt. Surplus
IN nnn BARGAINS

2-MAN SAWS. $3.50, PICKS, 81.
s MsAT s6GEEoa II cG l5s s. St 81 San
SAWS. s.: As. RAKEs AND cUL-
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HELP MEN AND WOMEM
tcoNTINUeDl

OPPORTUNITIES '63
Real estate saleswomen and
men are trained not bornl
We offer every advantage OF
formal instruction, on-the-
Job training and supervision
for the quickest possible sue
cess and fastest earnings N
Maryland and Virginia. call
Mr.. Dennis or Mrs. VIII
liams. 933-1450.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
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JU. 8-7173.

REAL ESTATE SALES MANAGER
AND statesmen for old establish
ed northern Va. firm which is
under new management. Write
giving experience. past employ
ment, age, telephone no. and ad-
dress. Box TAD. Star.
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN-Need-
ed at once fer very busy D. c.
office. Drawing Acct. to qualified
person. Earn $4,000 . VI. or
more. II not experienced will
train. Fun time preferred. MR..
CASTLE, tn. 2-7S50.
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PIANO-STIEFF

Upright. slsO. 10. 7-sooe.
70 school special
Beautiful full keyboard spinet pI-
amos 10 VI, guarantee. Top value.
S4eb. Rent n you prefer with
SptionE 2 buy; KITS osonysl-
R sTSO "a ave-. XII s.ASssss S eonrr Mt
S VIE piFs. m. 'Rlga3SO.e Wa G ana
Nd. stores open daily IN D pm.
except Saturday
PIANOs--Used uprishts from sl45
s Sg As conso En' and srapds co sse
piete selection. Over 100 pianos
PfANSop Mart iois TtA e. S,0S NV
P 1aSsS TE TPs d R.S D SSsF gy,, tS
T %Sss tSy SiETMs sBELffo mP PsI, 'h Il
S5g5 with pianos priced $500 and
more. l0-year factory guarantees.
CAMPBELL MUSIC co.
Jos q ST. NV, DI. 7.s464
PIANO, SIN. Estey make grand,
Others, Mr. sELTzER. Ju. s-4e3a..'
PIANOS l7l,, players, from $3.50
beauty, b00-2s40,
PIANO = Chiokering grand, ige. |;
also small grands In yery GOOD
cond,, reasonable. 600-2S4U,
rS sSse Ssd. 81 ' RSsh SsDo 3 ous sSS
IN 1855, Fun keyboard. besnt,
tone, mahog. finish, with Internal
elec. conditioner" XII. p.2see,
CONTINUED on Next Psgsl
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PRESSER

REAL ESTATE SALES
MEN AND WOMEN
For large office, 1 Gao miles past
Ramp Washington. Fairfax and
Manassas.
E. s. BURNS, Realtor
cR. 3-6767 Ses-350O
SALES PERSONNEL = Career OPP
portunity offered to . high-caliber
ii nEaIs,, man q or rssD S5 women
stantial income. Must be bondable.
tsryieWs Monda ~ Aug u 0I Il, 10 10 am.
TER. pS 4ai Geo 8 hisA ave'' silver silver
Sprfng, Md.
SHOE SALESMAN, experienced
only. Top pay. Fringe benefits.
Full and part time. BARETT'S
SHOE STORE, Capitol Plaza Shop
ping Center. 1900 Old Annapolis I'd
SNACK BAR, help wanted for
drive-in theater. Top pay. Apply
between and Q pm, no phone
calls. MT. VERNON DRIVE IN
THEATER.
TELEPHONE CONSULTANTs =
Work from modern air-conditioned
offices in Sc. Washington. Make
appointments with persons who
are interested in beautiful Cape
Coral, Fla. Salary plus bonus
Day or night work. Phone Mon.
and Tues. 735-1S70 for appt.
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Mon, Thurs, Fri the
d. G. Store Closed sat, Aug.
PIANO, baby Grand, excel. cond.,
moving sydinng' must sell; sse5; CAN FL
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TIRE RETREADING = No exper.
necessary, we will train you. Main
requirements: desire to work and
willingness to learn. Steady work
record and good character neces-
sary. Many benefits. For more In
formation contact w. c. Mayo,
EIRESToNE .RETREAD SHOP, 606
Rhnda Island ave N
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PLUMBERS, exper. in johhlng and
e Heating. 2s07 l4th 81. NV.
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EDUMbEh TOT new and remodeIinR
work: Must be 1st-class mechanic.
STEADY job, top pay. Apply BATE
MAJ NAN q SON SonN hbodnNNc" 2OO4 R. I.
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Real Estate instructions

The Virginia State Real Estate
in Arlington, en- 90 September
My course Of instruction will pre-
pare you for this examination
and will commence on 10 August.
Register weekdays 8 to 8, JE.
3-0441.
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TRAINING AIDS TECHNICIAN =
Should be qualified in the use of
!e;mm. film protector, 35-mm.
salary. $500. Call OK. 1885
during working hours.
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It is good to know that w. T. Weav-
er & Sons, Georgetown purveyors of fine
hardware to WashingtonianS for three
quarters of a century, will not be going
out of business On the contrary, Bryce
Weaver intends that the old establish
ment will rise again at a new stand.
But it can never be quite the same
after Sundays fire.
All hardware stores are fun to
browse In, but Weaver's was something
special. 1t was the hardwareman's hard
ware store, mecca for home handymen.
No doubt 1t will be possible to re-
plenish the varied stocks of brass, IRON
mongery, special tools and nuts and bolts
for every occasion that have earned the
firm its reputation. But some things,
like Mr.. Viewers collection of antique
molding planes, were irreplaceable.
And above all, there was an atmos-
phere, hard to define, about this estab-
lishment on the ground floor of the 1O4-
year-old Georgetown Masonic Hall. One
half wondered II there weren't a real
old-fashioned blacksmith pounding out
hand wrought nails In the basement, or a
family Of thinkers upstairs who could tin
copper saucepan. There was an atmos-
phere that beckoned the customer who
needed only a brass hook Of certain
size to idle away an extra 20 minutes
Just poking around and asking questions.
There was an atmosphere that will
be hard to recapture.
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The Astronout Story

A $3.2 million contract for the per-
sonal stories Of the astronauts has fallen
through, and this is a good thing. Ex-
elusive sponsorship Of public figures by
private businesses was a misguided
project when 1t got started in 1859 and
nothing has happened since to make
it any better.
A number of arguments have been
advanced to justify the paying of large
sums to these very special young men
in exchange for certain exclusive liter
airy rights. None Of these arguments
holds much water. The space agency
has given repeated assurances that strict
official control would be exercised over
what was printed under such exclusive
arrangements. But this sort of control
is hardly a valid function of any Gov
eminent agency in free society.
The circumstances under which the
Field contract talks broke down suggests
strongly that the space agency is not
unhappy with the outcome. One cannot
be sure, but one can hope, that the col
lapse of these negotiations marks the
end of a rather Sordid chapter in the
aStronaut story AS the estimable Mr..
Yardley pointed out last year in car
toon in the Baltimore Sun, Paul Revere
didn't delay his famous ride until all the
contracts were signed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-11
Short Fuse in CAMBRIDGE

Even though the National Guard
troops have been withdrawn from Cam
bridge, Nd, the right of the freedom
marcherS to resume demonstrations is
not at issue. Their reasons for doing so
at this stage, however, make very little
sense.
According to one integrationist lead
er, for example, nightly street demon
STATIONS were renewed in order to ere
lease pent-up emotions" among Negroes
and to show that I'VE are not afraid"
1t is not necessary for either the
Negro residents of Cambridge or for
SympathizerS from the outside to prove
their courage. AS to "pent-up emotions"
this problem does not lie exclusively with
the Negroes. The isolated incidents of
violence during the last few days, while
quickly controlled, are grave warnings
Of the powder-keg atmosphere which
still pervadeS the place. The sole juSti-
fication for ignoring these warnings
would be likelihood that further dem
onstrationS would result in immediate
gains, sufficiently important to over
COIIlC GIIC 11oh Va 1uI G1IC1 OCI1Ouo OuJ~
breaks. And this justification does not
exist.
Most of the Negro demands have
been agreed to by local officials The
most important issue still In doubt is an
equal public accommodations amend
ment to the town charter, approved by
the town council, but vulnerable to at
tack by citizens petition until August
9. The petition campaign already begun,
however, is moving slowly. 1t is being
actively discouraged by some elements
of the white community, and number
Of Cambridge leaders believe it will not
succeed.
In any event, August 9 is not too
long time to wait and see whether the
peaceful desegregation of public accom-
modationS can be accomplished by the
charter change. Moreover, the Justice
Department repeatedly is prepared to
offer the services Of an official to medi-
ate any specific differences. These are
hopeful developmentS-too hopeful to
be jeopardized by unnecessary provoca-
tions to violence.