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PUBLISHER GETS GIFT
Frank L. Stanley (e),. publisher
of the Louisville (Ky.) Defend
er and president of the Nation
al Newspaper Publishers As
Durham Girl Becomes VISTA Volunteer in Urban Project
STELLA L. LYONS, daugh
ter of Mr and Mrs. B. W.
Lyons. 202 Nelson St., was one
of 53 trainees who were re
cently graduated from a VISTA
Training Program at the Jane '
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| Think school is a laugh?
See how funny it is when you can't get a good-paying job.)
A small education is something you can't jobs with the better salaries .. . and the bet
laugh off. It's the biggest handicap you'll ever ter futures, too.
have . . . today, tomorrow, the day after to- So if you're in school now . . . stay there!
morrow, and every day of your working life. Learn all you can for as long as you can. If
And it's a funny thing. People who really you're out of school, you can still get lots of
stay with it and get a good education are valuable training outside the classroom. Just
often seen laughing all the way to the bank, call on the Youth Counselor at your State
It's no joke. To get a good job today, you Employment Service. Or visit a Youth Oppor
nced a good education. A good education is tunity Center, which has been set up in many
the number-one requirement for the better cities to help you.
To get a good job, get a good education (|)
i Publttbod ai a public scrviet in coopc'iation with The Advertising Council.
BOY.
Drop out of school now and that's tfat thtfl cal yon al ym Mitt* ife
Nobodu looks down on a man with a good Me. So if you're in school now ... stay there!
education. People respect him. They treat Learn all you can for as long as you can. It
him right because they know he's got what it can really make a different*,
takes. You know it. Everybody knows it. A If you fe out of school, dem t £ve up. You
good education always shows. And so does a can still get plenty of valuable out
small education. Which will you have? side the classroom. And its well wortfi the
Remember: respect is only one of the effort. _
things a good education gets you. It can also For details, see the Youth Counselor at
get you agood job. A good salary. And a real your State Employment Service. Or visit a
chance to enjoy mbre of the good things in Youth Opportunity Center.
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To get a good job, get a good education #(D
Pul>li*lntl as a public ten-lee In cooperation wlrti TV Advertising CQVMO.
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sociation, accepts ■ jlfl »
portable record player from
Thomas E. Bell (I.) on behalf of
the F. W. Woolworth Co. The
Addams Training Center in
Chicago. As a Volunteer iiT
Service to America, Miss Lyons
will spend one year working
with the Milwaukee, YHs.,
1 Health Department.
presentation was made during Garth C. Reeves, Managing o4i
fhe NNPA's 27th annual Mid- tcr of the Miami Times and
winter Workshop held recently vice president of NNPA, who
in Miami, Fla. Looking on is hosted the workshop.
During the six-week training!
program, she completed class
room studies and gained field
experience by working near
the training site on a project
sim lar to the one to which
she has now been assigned.
Miss Lyons, who turned 21 '
just this month, is a 1965 grad
uate of Hillside High School in
Durham. During the 1965-661
schoolyear she was enrolled at
North Carolina College, where
she was studying French and
English. She has interrupted
her college studies to pledge
herself to a year with VISTA.
VISTA, the volunteer corps
of the Office of Economic Op
portunity, sends workers to
projects that request aid in
poverty pockets within the U.
S. and its territories. They
serve for one year, although I
they may extend their term o( f
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MISS LYONS
service at the end of the year.
VISTA Volunteers are now
■serving in every major city in
thfe nation." They alSo serve in
rural and Indian projects, mi
grant worker campus, Job
Corps Camps, and projects for
the mentally handicapped.
Those over 18 are eligible
to join VISTA. There is no
maximum age limit, minimum
educational requirement, or en
trance examination. Volunteers
receive medical care, a subsis
tence allowance include*
$75 a month for personal
needs, and a stipend of SSO a
month, which is set aside until
oompletion of service.
New Bern's
Prince Hall
Group First
State Organization
Formed T#o Years
Later, In 1870
WILSON, N. C. Prince
Hall Masons have been in
North Carolina 100 years.
Clark S. Brown, Winston •
Salem businessman and civic
leader, plans to make the se
cond century bigger and bet
ter.
Mr. Brown was re-elected
to hia eighth one-year term
aa grand master of the
Prince Hall Free and Accept
ed Masons/of North Carolina
at its recent 96th annual com
munication of the grand lodge
here.
The 100 th year since the
beginning of the organization
of the grand lodge began last
December. In .this connection,
Mr. Brown plans a "program
of the century,' which will
end in 1970, the date on which
the organization of the North
Carolina grand lodge was per
fected.
UNDER THIS program the
Masons plan to set up their
own archives, increase their
charitable and benevol en t
programs and estrhlish a
stronger civic program.
The history of Prince Hall
Masons in North Carolina was
brought out at (rand lodge
session here. Among the
guests at the meeting N w a s
Charles H. Griffin, grand
master of the New York state
grand lodge.
Mr. Griffin received a cita
tion "in recognition of serri
ces of the grand lodge of New
York In the organisation of
lodges in North Carolina 100
i years ago."
EARNINGS
Douglas
Reports
Big Loss
SANTA MONICA, Calif. - .
Financially ailing Douglas
Aircraft Co., which is negotiat
ing toward a merger with
McDonnell Co. of St. Louis,
reported Monday a net loss for
fiscal 19Mof $27,560 ,000.
The figure, for the year
ended last Not. SO, compares
with earnings of $14,596,000 the
previous year. The loea per
share was $5.13, compared with
earnings of $2.77 a share the
previous year.
Fo«urtiyquarts Joes was sll.l
- or $2.11 a share, com
pared with earnings of $3,039,-
000, or 57 cents a wire, a year
earlier.
The big aeroapace Arm
reported IM4 sales of SI.M«,-
•11,M0. The IMS tlgere was
fm,m,m. Order backlog as
of Not. M waa $3,274,511,M0,
ap from $2, M1, 731, M0. Com
mercial orders account for 7*
per ceat of the cnrTeat
backlog.
Douglas has previously re
ported that its deep losses are
due in large part to delay in
delivery of engines for its DC#
and DC9 jet transports and to
excessive labor costs due to
shortages caused by the Viet
nam war.
After reporting a sl7-milli«
third-quarter loss, the firm
began seeking a multimillion
dollar refinancing program,
and entertained offers for a
merger.
Earlier this month it was
announced that merger negotia
tions had begun with McDon
nell, Midwestern aerospace
firm.
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MEDICAL NEAR - MIRACLE—
(New York) Two - year - old
Gregory Johnson . rides his
shiny new tricycle as he leaves
New York's Lenox Hill Hospi
tal with his mother, Nola, and
father, Jerry, at the happy
oonclusion of a medical near
miracle. Gregory's life was
saved when doctors discovered
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ly remdved the tumor. It is
believed to be the first time
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