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Evening star., 1963-01-06
AUTO SALESMAN

Make more money in 1868. Excep.
tional career opportunity with ag-
gressive Ford dealer, Excellent
pay plan, small sales force, effec-
tive closing system ana assistance,
Broadest line in the industry, free
demo, many fringe berefit"
Pleasant working conditions. closed
Sunday, suburban location. II you
want to sell cars, this is the place.
It will pay you TO get the facts,
Start the new year right. Call Mr.
Martin Weiner, MONROE FORD
CO., JU. 5-7S00,
Evening star., 1963-01-06

The new and rapidly expanding Computer
Sciences Division of the Research Analysis
Corporation works in such advanced fields as
hyper languages, machine translation, man
machine systems, and artificial intelligence,
and also performs computer- applications re-
search into specific military problems
Headquartered in suburban Washington, RCA
is a nonprofit, multi-disciplinary organization
Of more than 450 people. To help build the new
Division, we seek imaginative, experienced
scientists and engineers with advanced degrees
who want to participate in computer-
problem-solving activities Of fascinating COM
plexity and national significance. Require
ments include five TO ten years computer ex-
perience plus speaking and writing ability,
and familiarity with one or more Of the fields
cited above or with such computer languages
as FoRTRAN, ALGoL, and CoBOL.
The research environment at RCA is stimulat-
ing the personal and professional growth
opportunities are exceptional . . and the
rewards are well worth exploring
Outstanding career positions are also offered
In other RCA divisions to mathematicians,
physical scientists, engineers, economists and
operations analysts with graduate degrees.
For further information, please send your
resume TO Mr.. John G. Burke, Professional
Stating.
Evening star., 1963-01-06
Aero-thermodyna
Engineering

BIS. or MS. in NE. or A.E. TO
develop design cTiteria and per-
form methods development in
the area OF thermodynamics.
Particular considerations are
re-entry heating, heat dissipa-
ton in free space, and aero
thermal heat sources. Should
have two years OF experience.
Evening star., 1963-01-06
Flight Mechanics

Analytieally talented graduate
engineers AZ all levels required
for Flight Mechanics Develop
ment Section Programs include
aeroSpace vehicle guidance and
automatic control, aeroelasiic-
ity and aerophySics. RESPONSE
bllitles OF the Section also in
yolye technical analyses and
stimulation work In support OF
all space vehicle programS at
ANlr0nnnllca.
Evening star., 1963-01-06
$7,5OO-S12,OO0

SCIENTIFIC-Immediate opening
for experienced programmer In
tereSted in working in one Of the
following areas. Missile dynamics.
mat th-StatiStical or engineerinp
models or scientific data c0llec-
tlon and reduction. Large scale
squip. Exp. desired.
Evening star., 1963-01-06
STABILITY AND CONTROL:

10 conduct theOTetlcaI 6tudle6
on the control dynamics Of
large space boosters and space
vehicles. To determine stabil-
ity and transient response Of
space boosters in the presence
OF propellant sloshing. elastic
bending modes. and non-linear
servo characteristics. Must be
familiar with analysis and
svnthesis techniques for estab-
fishing and evaluating control
system parameters. Background
in theoretical dynamicS is re-
auired to simulate control Sys-
TEN environments and general
dynamic behavior Of space
boosters.
Evening star., 1963-01-06
HELP MEN


DRUG CLERK. 57-hour week. II
you are not willing to work hard
don't apply. Need aggressive per-
son preferably with drug store
experience. Excellent salary, free
disqualification. 2-week paid vac
Apply in person. MR.. DECKER
yes Georgia Avenue NV.
DRUG CLERK, full time, exper
desired, no ewes, no sun. Top
BEMAR PHARMACY. 9423 Geor-
gia ave-, Silver Spring. JU. g.
5B4S.
DRY CLEANING SALESMAN, ex-
perienced, wanted for Washington
area. Must have car and be able
TO travel on a limited basis. For
apt. write TO BALTIMORE CHEM
lCAL AND EQUIPMENT CORP
53@g Georgia ave. NV" Wash
IL d G
Evening star., 1963-01-06

S10,200-S14,000

COMPILER LANGUAGEs-oppor-
tunity for original work in de-
veloping and implementing new
computer lanEuages for special
project with established corp. Two
years exp. required and knowledge
Of Jovial or Fortran or cobol etc.
desired.
Evening star., 1963-01-06
Automobile Mechanics

Due to the expansion OF our
service department, we need
additional mechanics, Chry-
sler experienced, but not
necessary. Good working
conditions, with top flat
rate pay. Guaranteed weekly
income. Hospitaliza tion,
profit sharing and other
company benefits. Apply to
Mr.. TresSler, L. P. STEU-
ART, ll4l East-West hwy.
Silver Spring, Md. Call JU.
9-l434, or after o pm. Call
g49-27S0.
Evening star., 1963-01-06
S7.OOO-S11500

BUSINESS-Top local firm seeks
experienced l40l or 30l, or so
30 Programmes with knowledge
Of one Of the following appliea-
tons. management systems, ac-
counting systems, inventory, bud
get or production control Chal-
lenging assignments with excellent
opportunity for advancement.
All Jobs are fee paid by the client
company. Call Data Processing
employment Service. 200 Hill
Bldg. Q7th at Eye). Me. S-4o77
ELECTRICIANS, house wiring
steady job, good pay Apply Mon.
81 to 11:30. BENHAIM, 3S40 Du.
pont ave, behind Kensington
FirehouSe.
ELECTRONIC OPENINGS - Estabi
firm has several openings for ex.
per. men, production co-ordinatOl
to expedite flow Of component.
and sub assembly, and maintain
status records. College pref. tt
SO. 800. Test technician to test
sub and final assembly for soliC
state missile md satellite hard.
ware. Electrical inspectors fol
quality control with knowl. o!
bench equipment and also as.
sembly men with / yrs. exper
in mtl-spec printed circuit board
able to read schematic and knowl
OF semi-conductor devices. Equa
opport. employer. POTOMAC
EMPL., oil King st., XII. 9-5055
Evening star., 1963-01-06
Most urgent
lowing areas:
DYnamicS Engineering

BIS. or MS. in engineering,
physics or math with two or
more years OF experience and
familiarity with the appliea-
tion Of analog and digital
computer techniques for open
ingS in the following areas:
Evening star., 1963-01-06
HELP MEN

AUTO SALESMEN-2 or 3 expert
enced and proven top-notch new
car statesmen for areas largest
fastest growing Oldsmobile deal
fowest L. DtfuSlsa @sa earned Sl G0ig@e oVef II S
This is for outstanding men only
For appt call Mr.. Richard Siena
At JUSTINE OLDSMOBILE. AP. T.
Evening star., 1963-01-06
AUTO SALESMAN

New cars. An excellent opportunity
to work with large. well-known
Ford leadership with small sales
force, Must be aggressive and
have good personality, Excellent
pay plan and demonstrator fur
nished after short training period.
We are seeking an experienced
salesman, but not necessarily in
auto. sales, as we will train. Please
phone for appointment asking for
MR.. CHURCH at LA. 0-1O00.
Evening star., 1963-01-06
Design Assurance
and
Reliability

Specialists at all levels are
needed for activities in Relia-
billy Control Engineering. En-
gineering. Parts Control. Prof.
ect Reliability Groups and
Project Design Review Groups.
Positions require minimum OF
a BIS degree: quality control
experience is not applicable.
Tasks involve technique devel-
opment in the following: SYS-
TENS; er-OperationS Anal
ysis. Reliable system Design,
Cost Effectiveness Evaluation,
Man-Maohine Analysis: COM
PONENTS: Reliable Hardware
Design, Hardware Analytic
Evaluation. Component Test
and Graduation Parts and Ma
terials Selection. Specification
criteria, supplier Evaluation;
DISCIPLINES. Reliability and
Maintainabillty. Human Fac
tors, system Safety. Value En-
gineering, Mathematics and
Statistics. MAN MENT
METHODS. Design Review.
Task Progress Control Organ-
ization and Work Flow,
Evening star., 1963-01-06
Technical Writing

Immediate openings for men
with a minimum OF 2 years'
college engineering plus / 10 3
years technical writing ex.
perienee, Assignments are in
maintenance. operation and in-
spection manuals, special engi-
neering reports. and I.P.B.
OPENINGS ALSO EXIST IN,
Human Factors Specialization,
Test Laboratories. Welding I'm.
Rineering, Electronlc Engineer
inc, Instrumentation EnFineer.
ms, Computer programminr,
Aerospace Ground Eauipment
and WEIGHTS Engineering.
Evening star., 1963-01-06

DISTRICT MANAGER
An aggressive individual to be re.
sponsible for all sales and sery.
ice operations in the D. c. area
for growing CO. Exper. in deal.
ing with govt. agencies a reaui.
site. EXper. in office and related
equip. desirable but not essential
A good position with good income
for the right person. Write Boz
90-H. Star.
Evening star., 1963-01-06
COMPUTER CI,ERK

COMPUTER CLERK
Immediate position available in Of.
fices Of established scientific re-
search organization located in
Virginia area. U. s. citizen, age
$3.50. Must be able to operate key
chanical sorter. and be able Ia
handle board wiring OF punch-card
equipment. Familiarity with high.
speed digital computer operations
desirable. Math background NJ
high-School level helpful. Call ia,
h-3o40 aft. S.30 weekdays
Evening star., 1963-01-06
HELP MEN

ATTENTION! YOUNG MEN, IS to
35, with car. Immediate openings
in sales organization. JE. 2-SS12.
ASST. TRAFFIC MGR.-Circulation
dept. worldwide military pub.
firm, Some college and-or exper
des. Ability to write effective let
ters. Good salary, liberal fringe
benefits, opp. for advancement.
FE. 7-82S0 Ext. 207.
ATTENTION Statesmen = The
president OF this corporation has
instructed me TO offer to two top
statesmen in this area the chance
of entering, at our expense, the
field OF business and industrial
security As business security spe-
cialist and consultant, no exper
necessary as special training pro-
gram is offered, income unlimited,
salary and commission plus bo-
muses., travel expenses ard rapid
advancement. Interviews by appt,
only. Call MR.. WILLIS at
AUTO ACCESSORY SALESMAN
Discount experience required.
Hardware experience helpful. Ap-
ply Auto Dept, TOWERS MART,
6i5l Wilson blvd, Falls Church,
Va.
AUTO BODY MAN, immed. opening
for 1st class man. 5 day wk.
Evening star., 1963-01-06

AUTO BODY MEN (9l, experienced,
full time. SUBURBAN AUTO BODY
Fairfax, Va. CIR. 3-3S10.
AUTO BODY MAN, experienced
only. Northern Va. Chevrolet deal
er, Large volume. Good opportu-
nlty. for right man. Excellent hos
pitalization and life insurance
plans available. Paid vacation
and HOLIDAYS No n,astic work. See
MI. Lester at WISs1NGER CHEW
ROLET co, Corners, Falls
Church, Va.
Evening star., 1963-01-06
Alto MECHANIC

hUIU WENHNNIN
am interested in talking
to experienced CHEVROLET
mechanics eager to better
themselves. Only experienced,
mature. working, de-
pendable Chevrolet mechan-
les need apply. We offer ex-
cellent working conditions,
excellent pay plan, many
fringe benefits. plenty Of
work. Call for appointment.
Tom Ryan, HICKS CHEW
ROLET, INC, RA. 3-O1OO
Tabor City tribune., 1963-08-07
Electric Coop
Personnel Go To
Big Meeting

A Statewide Information anC
Public Relations Clinic was
held during the month of Jul,
by the South Carolina Electric
Cooperative, Inc.
The clinic was cunolcreu pN
Statewide staff members Kir-
by Able, Editor of Living in
South Carolina" and Dana
Sawyer of the state organiza-
ton.
Local Coop personnel at
tending the session were Mis-:
Leo knauff, MIR. Charlie Web
Stcr, Mrs. I. OwingS. Sandra
LONvttr.
II. d. Bennett. Statewide
manager appeared at each OF
the three sessions held thro-
ushout the state. and explain
cd the purpose OF the clinics.
The sessions, held at Laur-
ems, Columbia and Darlington,
brought together managers and
persons in the local co-ups
whose duties include public
information or public rela-
tiunS.
Kirby Able discussed feat
ure stories for the Statewide
publication. This discussion
covered the type of persons or
events that make good news
feature material. and the type
of stories for local pages of
the magazine. Able also dis
cuSSed the types of photo
graphs that have reader appeal
and tell the coop story.
Dana Sawyer led the group
IN Il discussion relative TO good
press relations, both in the
daily and weekly newspaper
field. This topic included tips
from copy preparation t.
maintaining friendly relations
with the local editor.
Sawyer also explained the
main points Ia follow concern
ing Press photography. and
gave advice on the choice Of a
camera and equipment.
The sessions were well at
tended and personnel entered
into discussions freely. Inter-
est was high in the overall
public relations program oi
the electric cooperative.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-08-07
forestry Meet
At Florence
10 AN. Today

Four jublic hearings on the
establishment of forestry dis
trictS in the state will be- held
during August by The Forest
ry Study Committee of South
Carolina.
The hearings will seek ex-
p"eSs.onS of opinion Oh the
establishment of forestry dis
trictS authorized by a CDnSti-
tutlOnal Amendment which
was approved by the voters of
the state last November. Und-
er the plan the state will be
divided into forestry districts
with variations in special local
woods and field burning laws.
The Forestry Study Commit
tee wants 10 have the opinion
Of farmers. woodland owners,
County Legislative Delegations
and others 10 prepare defin-
ite proposal for the General
Assembly during its 1864 ses-
sion.
The first IN series of five
public hearings was held at
Cayce on July 81. The August
meetings will be held from 10
a. m. to noon. with the first
set for August Z, at the Flor
ence Center of the University
of South Carolina, Marion
Highway. for representatives
from Berkeley. Chesterfield.
Clarendon, Darlington. Dillon,
Florence. Georgetown. Horny.
Lee. Marion, Marlboro and
Williamsburg Counties.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-08-07
New Pastor Serves
Free Will Baptists

The Rev. o. B. Floyd, of
Myrtle Beach, has begun past
crate work with the Free Will
Baptist church of the Pente-
costal faith on Powers st. in
LoriS and the Gethesemane
Free Will Baptist church of
the PentecoStal faith at Aynor.
Services III LoriS will be
held as follows: Sunday School
10 a. M; Morning Worship
ll:l5 a. m; Evangelistic Ser
vices 7:3O p. m. and Midweek
Prayer Service, 7:3O p. m. on
Wednesdays.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-08-07
Time To Lime
Soys County
Agent Roper

Whether or not you eStab-
liSh desirable lime level or
PHI range in the soil may de-
termine how long you can
maintain good production from
Ladino Glover states Charles
ID. Raper, County Extension
Chairman for Columbus CO.
unity.
These crops grow best on
well lined soils LegumeS have
a high calcium and magnesium
requirement and high PHI is
needed for nitrogen fixing
bacteria to be effective
Lime also improves the et-
ticlency with which many of
the plant foods in FERTILIZER are
utilized. Raper said. He cited
experiments conducted in
North Carolina over four
year period in which Ladino
Glover only produced 2,607
pounds per acre on a very
acid soil. When the soil was
lined the yield was 6.l03
pounds. On this soil the yield
was more than doubled but an
increase this large could not
be expected ON all soils.
The increase would be re-
duced as the degree of acidity
Is lowered. The returns from
lime are also dependent on
management and other pro-
duction practices.
Raleigh Lanier of Clarkton,
Route 2, has shown that prop
er balance between lime and
fertilizer pays with his hog
pasture. His Glover has been
knee deep or better to his hogs
since early spring and indica-
tionS are that his hogs vii!
never catch up with the Glow
er. Ralph Connor, Dairyman of
Delco Route ], always has
plenty of Ladino FeScue for
his cows because he keeps the
lime and fertility in the proper
balance.
Another important item in
both is their management
practices. They clip wnen
needed to keep weeds down
| and rotate So as not to over
Craze. They say that over
grazing is the worst thing that
could happen to good past
ure.
Since many forage and hay
crops remain in the same field
for several years il is import
ant that enough lime be appli-
ed before seeding, TO bring the
phi into the desired range as
well as maintain il for from
two To four years. Land pre-
paratlOn prior to seeding Of
lerS good opportunity to mix
lime into the soil. Results of
research studies show that
given lime level can be MAIN
tanned by topdresSing provided
the desired PHI is established
by mixing lime with the plow
layer prior To seeding.
Soils do not need TO be lin
ed every year says Rapcr hut
ii is especially important to
have fields tested before seed
ing perennial crops. Samples
are tested free by the North
Carolina Department of Agri-
culture. Results can be obtain
ed within five to ten days after
samples are received IN the
laboratory.
St. Paul recorder., 1963-11-21
Data M Chatter
BY DARCY DHNE1nLn

AS could have predicted many
being yned off the
caused the audience to click the dial certain channels another
story Now the in the greyanne suits advertising
are qzng celebrities to confidence
chosen people certain show needed rating
to keep both sponsor and network officials happy
When Enroll Garner asked avorite
igy said To-day genius piano early
enough the To-day Show
select the show his favote the shows theme
original Misty AS probably everyime Misty played
on the air royaype rolls into Erro pockets During
tohour period the Today Show viewed various and sundry
stations the theme played Of six mes That's
morng Every day Except Saturday Sunday
the lad who from Pittsburgh likes that
Speaking Of Garner and
when he invited few chns Chicago
for a coffee break.
Someone wanted to Erros latest offerngDreamy"
the the watching
the cowpos head for the
Garner got found the requested put Dreamy
phonograph and suggested his
friends got first listen to the creation
there still glued to the eevon although
filled with his music Garner interested cowboys
who still shooting it silently
the TV sound-no the picture kept rdding
Night club operators around the country that religious
St. Paul recorder., 1963-11-21
THIS NJ THAT
By Hazel Underwood

beautiful sunrise and sunset nee
again. The man close by in a wheel
chair says he would be grateful if
he could get out Of his chair and
walk down the block just once in
awhile.
A woman said she is losing her
hearing and how she wishes she
could hear like she used to in days
gone by. She says the noises in
her ears almost drive her to dis
traction yet she says she is thank
ful that above the roaring she is
able to hear enough to talk with
friends and relatives. She is very
grateful for that. Are you thank
ful for your blessings? They are
many.
St. Paul recorder., 1963-11-21

firms that decline to "kick in" by
joining the league or contributing
financially to it have been threat
ened with demonstrations that
would label them as anti-Negro
League officials have denied such
charges.
Benson said he was approached
by Swiss Colony representatives
last February concerning the
leagues alleged threat to picket
the company. He said the repre-
sentatives explained the situation
and that he subsequently acted as
a go-between for them.
Benson, known during his radio
heyday as THE Old Swingmaster,"
said he conferred with officials of
the league and was told the organ
izatfon would not distribute anti
company literature if the wine
company joined the league and
paid the cost Of printing the liter
ature. Benson said he then gave
them (league officials) the $500
and that was it." Other firms have
also charged they paid the NLRL's
printing cost to head off demon
strations.
The league had engaged in a boy
colt against the Bowman Milk
company, charging 1t failed to up
grade Negro drivers to higher pay
ing delivery routes. The Milk Driv-
ers Union then threatened to picket
the league pickets and the tug-of-
war was on. The charge and in
vesigations followed.
Both Rev. Sardon and Robert
Scott, 45, the NIIRL secretary,
have been Investigated in the past
for allegedly shady operations.
St. Paul recorder., 1963-11-21
Whaf Negro Wants
Is Economic Freedom
Leslie Rouf SoVS

What the Negro wants today
is economic freedom" a young Ne
gro history instructor at the
University of Minnesota said to-
day.
Leslie B. Rout, who plays the
saxophone as an advocahon, was
asked by some University students
at Newman Hall to express his
views on the present racial situa-
ton.
Rout told the students that "for
many Negroes, equality stops with
economic equality. If he can afford
to do what he wants TO do, he
should be allowed to do it."
The inquiring students wanted
to know if what the Negro really
wanted was an idealistc equality
or mutual love?
Bout replied that If a Negro had
the money to buy the house next
door to a white, he should be al
lowed to buy it.
Il don't ask that you open the
door Of your house to me, but If
have the money to buy the house
next door, let me buy it," said
Rout.
In answer to the question Of
what the responsibility Of Univ-
ersfty students was, Rout said he
recognized no fragrant forms Of
discrimination" on the campus.
He suggested, however, that an
Inter-racial Brotherhood Commit
tee be set up to have open discus
sions Of the Negro problem and
aid the Students for Integration
movement in demonstrations.
Rout concluded his interview by
chastising those students on the
campus who maintain a neutral
attitude on the race issue.
You have got to take a stand
one way or the other" he said
Whether you're for integraion or
against it. I have never heard Of
neutrals winning any battles"
Mr.. Rout Is on leave from
the Chicago public schools where
he Is high school history teacher.
He became very,proficient on the
sax and was a member Of the
original Paul Winter Se91tette
which played "a command per-
formance" at the White House at
the invitation of Mrs. Jacqueline
Kennedy early in the present ad-
ministration. He was rated in last
years Downbeat as one Of the
most promising alto sa1caphonists
in the world.
Mr.. Rout Is pursuing a Phd de-
gree in history at the University.
He received his MIA. in history
at the University Of Chicago.
St. Paul recorder., 1963-11-21
Baldwin Is Nations
Best Selling Author

New York (ANP) - THE Fire
Next Time" authored by James
Baldwin, has been on the nations
current Best Seller" list longer
than any other book, it was dis
closed last week.
According to an analysis, based
on reports from more than 125
bookstores in "a communities
the United States
Baldwin's best seller has been on
the list for 36 weeks. It's closest
competitor is a book titled II Owe
Russia $1,000" which was on the
list for ~ weeks through last
week.
The analysis showed the sales
rating Of the leading fiction and
general titles.
St. Paul recorder., 1963-11-21
In Chicago:
Charge Group Is
In Civil Rights
ShdkedoWIn Rocket
In Chicago:

Chicago (ANP) - AL Benson, a
popular disc jockey here for 16
years until his retirement recently,
threw another bombshell in the
investigation of the controversial
Negro Labor Relations League, an
organization accused of engaging
in civil rights shakedown racket,
when he told the Cook County
Grand Jury he acted as a go-be-
tween and paid the League $500
not to picket the Italian Swiss Col
ony Wine company.
Benson, who is now a chicken
farmer in Michigan, said he made
the payoff for the company last
February, after the League threat
ened to picket italian Swiss Colony
for failure to employ Negro office
help.
Benson, who admitted the wine
company sponsored him on radio
for 16 years, said that while 1t had
no Negro office workers, Italian
Swiss Colony did employ Negro
statesmen.
The league, headed by the Rev.
M. Earl Sardon, 46, is under IN
westtgation by the grand jury and
the states attorney office, as well
Is a unit Of the Justice Depart
ment.
The Investigations were trigger
ed by a charge by a local white
labor ondctaa that the NLRL had
engaged in a civil rights extortion
racket It was charged that the