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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-19
Unlimited OppOrtunitv
Unusual Man
Wanted

Large financial institution
established III years, will paw
salary and commission to man
between the ages of 25 and
40. Must be interested in a
permanent business where he
will be his own boss, earn
5000 to $4,000 q year ard
more. with liberal retirement
income. Finest training pro-
gram. with future opportunity
Ior managerial or executive
advancement. Should be a
nard worker. ambitious, in
telligent man who is dissatis-
ned in his present position.
you are this man. write
IulIy' giving age. family status,
past experience and other ner,
tinent information to BOX I'LL
Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-19
HELP-WoMEN

CLERK. white; insurance ONCE. some
typing. good position for beginner.
ma: $3.50. Mr.. BURROUGHS. pa
CLEKk, 1885, for general ONCE
work In we'll known women's spe-
caia an;', shop shop Permanent: 5-day wk.
Apply WHELAN's 11o6 F st. NV,
CLERK. For general ONCE work. g.
day-wk. Vacation and sick leave.
See Mr.; Wton, at E. B. ADAMS,
o4l N. Y. ave. 30
CLERKS, white. able to converse over
telephone and to write legibly: must
be natives OF Wash. area and been
other pvt. businesses. either in sell
ing or as clerks; large office near
10th and H SITS. NV; hours. $50
to 5, "a day Sat; salary to start,
not less than $3.50 mo. Phone ma.
CLERK-Knowledge Of tipping, be-
tween ages 1870; opportunity to
learn insurance business; 5-day wk.
and many employe benefits. Apply
IN person. JOHN HANCOCK MU-
gs sIesk ST LIFE ! E 1NsUR. CO.. 1897 De
CLERKS, white. under 80; permanent
positions, air. conditioned bldg, mod
ern cafeteria; 40-hour, 5-day week:
annual starting salary, $2.4O0; lib
eral vacation and sick leave. Apply
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY
personnel office. 3rd and r SITS. ne,
y an. to pm. No phone calls. 20
CLERK
For light cashiering and switchboard
in ladies' speciality shop; liberal
permanent Position. Apply once.
PASTERNAK'S
1919 Conn Ava NJ w on
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CLERK-TYPIST-Work for automo-
bile dealer located Seven Corners,
FAILS p cnH WSis Va. FA; ll77. 1850.
White. Tor POSITION with i1 ionr ~eaD
lished Arm, interesting work, pleasant
surroundings. 5-day week, vacation
with pay, good starting salary with
assured periodic increases. Phone DI.
5737 on Monday, preferably before
CLERK TYPisT-PBx operator, per-
manent position at airport: 5-day
week; airline passes: salary Sl85
N me- Q : ph TneI EX. 1855: al
and general ele ss d GsRi S!das
CLERK-TYPIST-Young lady; retail
establishment; permanent position;
naas;aTnn working conditions; air
f sGscH. 10. 1 Sffce' Call MRS
CLERK-TYPIST. white. general of
fee work. Apply rm. ego. 724 9th
cfIiEiRhkiEsriYp1sr- Experienced. gen.
psons 1oss saaIs o1 peas Gs tfs
CLERK"TYPisT, interesting position Ti
in credit office Of lge. organization;
viii train See Mr.. Klein, MAR
Observation-Disclosures in photo
graphic. studio; neat appearance,
pleasant personality, accustomed to
meeting public; previous sales back
ground essential; good pay: please
apply in person. 3-6 pm. weekdays.
ANTON STUDIO. 1912 @ st. DIV.
CLERK not over 80. with
high school education. for large real
estate and mortgage loan firm.
Pleasant working conditions, excel
lent opportunity for advancement.
Five-day week. WEAVER BROS,
INC, Washington Bldg. Call Mr..
Allnut DI 5000 pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-19

FILTERS for exclusive Conn. ave.
shop Must be thoroughly exper.
on fine clothes; excellent salary.
Apply at once to Mr.. Ben Lichtman,
SELMA'S GOWNS. 1907 Conn. ave.
m QT2A
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benefits; perm. position; salary COM
mensurate with ability.
EDGEMOoR MOTOR CO.
FORD DEALER
1901 Wisconsin Ave-. WI. 1870
BAKERY SALESLADIEs for our Be
thesda store, $50 per week with
plenty Of room for advancement;
ferred: age limit. Il to 40; 10 am.
COLORADO PASTRY SHOPS. pa
BAKERY WORK-Salesgirls, packers,
white; age, "5-45; 6-day, wk.. incl.
working conds. Apply STEPHEN
SONS BAKERY, 23rd and Pa. s.e.,
Tuesday. Cd. 30
BEAUTICIAN, man or woman; top
salary, commission; experienced only.
Apply SUE HAIR STYLISTS, 946
Wayne ave. Silver Spring, sH. 1a21.
BEAUTICIAN. full or part time.
MADISON BEAUTY SALON, 9O5
18th st. NV. Ma. 2955; Sunday.
HO. 1900. Ext. "a.
BEAUTICIAN, colored. with follow
n ing, or or bath eSIi Ex for eb cent 81
experienced manicurist;
6-day week, no night work. Apply
GHEEN'S BEAUTY SALON, 724 / It'll
st. NV. 80
IBEAUTICIANS - Washington's most
prettiest shop just opening. 1907
TucEerman st. and Georgia ave.
Call RIA. 5000. "a
BEAUTY OPERATOR, all around. g.
day week: pleasant working condi-
a alons h AZ nth ToHEREsE. 1925 Conn
BEAUTY OPERATOR Earn Ss5 to
S100, per wk. Guarantee plus comm.
TIVE HA1RDREssERs. ITO Eye
BEAtIT!Y OPERATOR (map Or xom
Hair StyliSt Studio in the Langley
ave; and University, lane. 5-day,
40-hour ,wk. Guaranteed salary and
il. 9-056G: Also, one for our Viz
giniaa Studio. call Mr.. Jules. AL.
Beatty OPERATOR - Experienced.
shop in MARYLAND. 75% commits
B EAT "a ojPfRfRaair io exper.; SD 5tday
wk., hrs. 0 to 6, guaranteed salary,
poe commission. oV. 1134 or XII.
BooKKEEPER - Good, PERMANENT
Must be able to type Apply after
moons, Auditor, EBBITT HOTEL,
10th and H SITS. NV. "a
BOOKKEEPERf auto experience or
one with excellent accounting
ability; full or part-time for Ford
dealer. See Mr.. Erwin, ERWIN
FORD CO., Lee hwy. and Chain
BOOKkEEPERS (2), 5ha-day wk., ex-
cellent salaries. one for nearby Arl.
and one for wholesale company IN
downtown D. c. Call DI. SIR for
BooKKEEPER AND TYPIsT. auto
motive experience preferred, salary
commensurate with experience and
ability; must be able to prepare
monthly trial balance and profit and
GOLDEN. Carroll and Maple sts.,
Takoma Park. D. c.. GE. 1900. 10
experienced, payroll,
construction; 1-girl Office. 1921 M
st. NV. NO. 1858. -21
BOOKKEEPER for modern furniture
store, knowledge tipping, etc, neces-
sary, excellent salary ARRANGEMENT.
Apply Monday, 1854 Wilson blvd,
acknowledgements aSH'RTlHfa Es; attrac-
tive position with large organiza-
ton; must have experience in double
entry; 5-day yk.. pleasant surround
ings. sal. S275 mo. to start. Give
full details. Boy 207-J. Star. I'll
BOOKKEEPER- PAYROLL CLERK to-
prepare weekly payroll for large
T Iynn and .b appliance shan sems
starting salary. Apply Mr.. TamSon,
IACYS INC 1907 III ST ne -21
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MEN

Factory rep. Of q large corp.
viii be in Wash. on Mon, Oct.
20. to interview men regarding
plan to place them in busi-
ness for themselves without
investment. We have nothing
to sell you, but several men
will be given rare oppor-
tunity for substantial guar
anteed income Concrete ex-
amples of earnings from 500
to $500 per wk Age is no bar
rier but We prefer neat-ap-
pear!ng. married men. whose
home life is cougenial and who
believe in improving their
work. Refs. required Car es-
Sential.
APPLY IN PERSON TO MR.. sLOCUM
BOZ CONSTITUTION AVE. NE. (st
AND B SITS. N.ED MON, 10 AN
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FILTER
SILVER SPRING

u L \ L 4iGV
s SILVER SPRING
With store experience for suits and
dresses; good permanent position in
q fine store.
JOSEPH r. HARRIS co.
902 Ellsworth Dr., Silver Spring. Md.
experience not neces-
Sary BUCKINGHAM FLORIST. 47O1
Marlboro pike. 10. $4,000.
FOUNTAIN GIRL, white. 18 years or
over; experience not necessary. APP
ply in person, POTOMAC DRUG
STORE, 1854 Wisconsin ave. NV.
FOUNTAIN GIRLS, white, exper.. IL
noon to $3.50 pm, closed Suns, and
holidays; paid vacation and holi-
days. NATIONAL DRUG CO.. 1000
Conn. ave. NV. IA
FOUNTAIN GIRL, white. evenings
and week ends; excel. pay and work
ing conditions. DISTRICT HEIGHTS
PHARMACY. 1854 Marlboro pike
s.e., 10. S-S244. go
AND LUNCHEON counter
help wanted; day or eve. shift. good
salary. Apply in person. AMBASSA-
DOR REXALL DRUGSTORE, l4th
and K SITS, NV. --21
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MAN
2028 North Moore St.,
ROSSlYn, Va. 20

eSNSNAJAAp V a. 30
MEN. white, for shipping rm for lge.
wholesale distributors. Vacation,
benefits. etc. Good opportunity.
Apply 1871 5th St NV -2l
MEN 90, white. neat appearing, for
outside sales work: no experience
necessary; average earnings. $50
week; excellent opportunity to earn
S75 to 500 week after training:
good chance for advancement: trans
furnished. Apply nm. $40, 724 9th
MEN. $100 and Up per week average
Repeat business plus regular Gus
toners assures you Of steady regular
income. Excellent opening for .
men. Start on a part-time basis
II you wish to prove to yourself
what an excellent opportunity this
is. Full-time Fuller Brush dealers
average 500 and UP per week,
calling on regular customers by ap-
pointment Fuller Brush customers
are pleasant. courteous and buy
these famous everyday necessities
regularly. No experience Necessary,
an experienced man Will train you.
Apply oil National Press Bldg.
14th and F SITS. NV, or call DI.
44T7 or DI 349S -2l
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THREE EVENINGS PER WEEK

THREE EVENINGS PER WEEK
PART TIME
$50 minimum. white. car. NO. 6545.
MR. GREEN.
DO YOU KNOW SOMEONE?
$500 mo. to someone able to teach
music privately to school chill
Hours 3 to 8 PM; also part-time
position avail. Phone ST. 4773 for
interview. 30
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-19
ATTENTION MEN

An International firm in
business for over 100 years
has several openings in its
sales department for good
aggressive men interested IN
rapid advancement. Good
starting salary plus commits
SION Wnen. qualified. Trans
portation furnished. Experj.
ence not necessary, AppIv in
person. Mr.. Glenn, parfor c.
NICKNAME. HOTEL WASH,
1NGTON. 18th and Pa. ave
NV. Between IL am. and 3
Pm. tuesday. Oct. 2lst only.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-19
MEN

To men who have sold and men who
want to learn to sell We offer
year-around steady employment with
one Of the most aggressive sales
ORGANIZATIONS. We want only men
who are sincerely interested in
promoting themselves to q higher
standard Of living. men who are
honest and neat appearing. You
call AL. O0S5 for personal interview.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-19

must have knowledge Of
MENT CO. Bethesda. Nd.
COOK, for Small restaurant. pleasant
working conditions. good pay. ia.
Q-4440 10
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LEDGER CLERK

Ronan 9psn 1qs q f0r as. to ' Sors
as ledger and accounting clerk;
for accounts receivable. routine and
control; knowledge Of bookkeeping
and tipping is required; 40-hr.. 81
day week Apply. Personnel Room
sos: open weekdays. 5000. and
Sat. 81 No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
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HELP-WoMEN
CREDIT SUPERVISOR

Exper. credit Investigator who can
supervise stan of 10 telephone in
vestigators. Good working condi-
tions. Phone MR.. WARNER. ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-19
HELP WOMEN (cont. }

ASSISTANT SECRETARY and STEM
flee in new conditioned building.
work very interesting. Good person.
atty with ability to meet people plus
excellent stenographic work essen
saIary s gays For one annt weeki 5aa7 NEXT
AUTO TITLE CLERK and bookkeeper.
small office; hospital and insurance
benefits; perm. position; salary COM
mensurate with ability.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-19
HELP-WoMEN
CT,ERK-TYPTST
CLERK-TYPIST

Young womsn, 1885 yrs. Of age.
capable Of handling details: 5-day,
4O-hr. week; typing speed OF, IS wds.
per min. Apply Personnel. Room
Sat. 81: No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1952-05-01
Underwear 8 for 100
We're 49c to 100

zs6 Pieces including royon knit panties, vests
in assorted styles. Resulor and extra sizes in
the group. Not every style in every size. 35s
each.
z7o Reyon Knit Peteoots, Royon Slips and Cotton Slips
Assorted styles in broken size ronee. Were lis to S5
Now --1----- -79e
A. Royon Leee-trim Slips kyIon Slips Cotton Pajomes
Royon Gowns. Broken size ronoe Were 235 to 4.95.
NOW -------------------- Northumberland 1.70
UNDERWEAR Down stoirs Store, Main Building
Evening star., 1952-05-01
FRI day
RE- MNAN +
DAY

- Many at Reductions Of W or Mere.
Remnant Day Merchandise, on sale Friday
Morning at $50, is not returnabIe or exchange.
able, not sent COD. or on approval; mail or
phone orders not accepted. Some are soiIed,
marrsd, damaged or otherwise imperfect.
Evening star., 1952-05-01
Summer White Jewe|ry, Special

81 pert little hots to wear now and oil summer.
Rockers, bonnets, turbons. Trimmed with
flowers, wells and seIf-trims. Orchid, pink,
brown, navy, beige, sroy, red, block. Most in
odiustobIe heod sizes, small and medium.
NALL INeRY Down Stoirs Store Main Building
Evening star., 1952-05-01
Women's Casua|s 3's'
We're 7.05 and 8.05 ..

33 poirs women's eosuoIs, oil leather in broken
size rohse, escorted eolors.
80 Pairs Womens Brown white Moeeosn Toe 0xfoEds
Ideal for hiking ooIfine shoe. Broken size onee Were
WOMEN'S SHOES Down stos Store. Main Building
Evening star., 1952-05-01
Misses Wool Skirts
Specia| Goo and 800

s. skirts mode from the very some fobrie q!
1925 to $500 skirts. Very special buy at thi'
price. Only 80, so hurry.
IS Misses Cotton Dresses. Were s.e5 Now------7.0C
spORTsWEAR, Down stors Store Main Building
Evening star., 1952-06-27
xasAction Explained
ByG. 0. P. Secretary
BY the Assecioied Press

The secretary of the Republican
National Committee said yester-
day she resents any implication
that she waited unit, Senator Taft
gave his approval before she ruled
on a dispute over Texas delegates.
The secretary, Mrs. Charles P.
Howard, said she was particularly
miffed over a sentence in 1.-The
delegates letter" put cut by Taft
headquarters here. It read:
THE decision under which the
national committee will rule on
contested delegates was made
after Bob Taft said he would well
come action by the national COM
mittee to decide contests"
Responsible elements Of the
press" Mrs. Howard said, have
accepted this Interpretation at
face value
Actually. she said, "the Taft
forces have consistently opposed
this all along"
Mrs. Howard has announced
she will support Gen. Eisenhower,
but she told a news conference
yesterday she was determined to
be neutral while acting as ma
tional committee secretary.
Evening star., 1952-06-27
Southern Democrats
Map Fight 10 Block
Hartman Nomination
BY the Associofed Press

A number of Southern Demo-
crats were working today to build
a chairman road block in
case President Truman should
throw his support behind Averell
Hartman for the Democratic
presidential nomination.
They don't take the candidacy
of the mutual security administra-
tor very seriously-although Mr..
Hartman himself says he is build
ing up widespread backing in
many parts of the country. All the
same, the Dixie Democrats don't
want to take any chances.
Some supporters of Senator
Russell of Georgia have been
sounding out hackers OF otnel
presidential aspirants with the
idea of holding the line against
Mr.. Hartman if he suddenly
should get the support of Mr..
Truman.
Stevenson Is Factor.
That support won't be forth
coming, most politicians agree,
unless Gov. Stevenson of Illinois
eliminates himself finally from the
presidential contest. Gov. Steven
son has said he couldn't accept a
presidential nomination, but many
Democrats are convinced he could
be drafted.
Mr.. Hartman has been cam
paigning for the nomination or
an all-out New Deal and FAN
Deal program.
He has kicked the Dixie con-
tingent in the shins by calling fol
q Fair Employment Practices
Commission with power to enforce
rulings against job discrimination
against Negroes and other minor
tiles.
Not Worrying About Bolt.
And he has added that HI
doesn't care whether the South
erners bolt the ticket.
Most politicians have expressed
doubt there will be any effective
bolt by the South this year unless
Mr.. Truman should be the candi
date-and he has said repeated.
he won't be.
But from all the signs. Mr.. Har
riman is rapidly talking himsel
into the same position as Mr.
Truman so far as a prospective
revolt goes.
Evening star., 1952-06-27
-Four Men Fatally Burned
As Gas in Mine Is Igniied
By the Assoeiaied Press

CARETTA, w. Va, June 81
Four coal miners were fatally
burned last night when gas ignited
at the bottom of a partially COM
pleted mine air shaft.
Dead were Virgil Christian,
Yukon: Paul Thompson. %,
Yukon; u. c. Dash. 48, Warrior.
and Fred Campbell, 80. They died
In hospitals at neighboring WEIGH.
A fifth, Elmer Campbell, AZ, of
War, remained in serious condi-
ton.
The five were burned when an
electric light bulb exploded after
1t was dropped and ignited a gas
accumulation in the shaft.
The shaft was being sunk at
the Olga Coal Co.'S Caretta mine
2 miles from the operations main
opening.
Evening star., 1952-06-27
Reds Again Blame
u. S. for Potato Bugs
I'm CzechosIovokio
Ry fhe Associaied Press

The Communists have revived
for another summer the charge
that the United States is to blame
for the annual appearance of po-
tato bugs in Czechoslovakia.
"The Colorado beetle, which is
being brought into our country
by the Western imperialist, has
again appeared in the Karlovy
Vary region" said a domestic
broadcast by the Prague official
radio reported today by United
States Government monitors.
The charge was ridiculed by the
State Department last year when
it was the subject of diplomatic
exchange of notes.
Since then the Communists have
Evening star., 1952-06-27
By the Associated Press

The House last night accepted
without discussion a Senate pro-
posal raising from Is to 20 per
cent the amount of charitable
contributions deductible for in
come tax purposes,
The proposal was in the form
of an amendment to a House
passed bill exempting the proceeds
from charitable events staged for
the benefit of the American Red
Cross.
Evening star., 1952-06-27
Tiehe E. Woods Speaks
AT FIuqpoIe Dedication

Personnel from Military District
of Washington headquarters
joined employees of the Office of
Rent Sterilization in a flag-raising
ceremony yesterday at Twenty
fourth street and Oklahoma ave-
nue. NE.
Rent Sterilization Director
Tighe E. Woods spoke at the dedi-
cation of the flagpole, which will
serve employees in temporary Gov
ernment buildings in the vicinity.
Evening star., 1952-06-27
|VeiIed Prophets Hold
Election in Toronto
By the Associo,ed Press

TORONTO, June 30. Car
lyle Brock, Canadian-born dairy
executive of Erie, Pa, yesterday
was elected Grand Monarch of the
Mystic Order, of the Yelled
Prophets of the Enchanted Realm
during their three-day convention.
Edward Coward of Mobile, Ala,
was elected Grand Venerable
Prophet and Carl r. Mitchell of
Providence R l., and William C.
Williams Of Worcester, Mass, were
elected trustees.
Evening star., 1952-06-27
Boost in Tax Deduction OF Gifts Goes 10 Truman

The House accepted unanimous
recommendations of Senate House
conferees for inclusion of the tax
deduction allowable in the Red
Cross bill.
The bill now goes to the White
House.
Evening star., 1952-06-27
Sunday PIoin-DeoIer
Will Cost 20 Cents
sy the Associated Pres,

CLEVELAND, June 27.--The
Cleveland Plain Dealer will charge
&c cents, an increase of 5 cents.
for its Sunday edition, effective
this week end.
Dealers, agents and carrier boys
will share in the increase, the
Plain Dealer said.
Evening star., 1952-06-27

school in 1910. She is employed
as secretary to FELTON, M. john
ston, secretary of the Senate ma
jority and executive secretary of
the Committee on Platform and
Resolutions of the Democratic Ma
tional Convention in Chicago next
month,
Evening star., 1952-06-27

erciSeS at 3
O'Clock tonight
in the Shore
ham Hotel.
The award is
presented an
ually to alumni
who have at
tanned success
above average"
M iss Scott,
who lives at 430
.Pershing drive,
Silver Spring,
Md, was grad
uated from the
local business
Evening star., 1952-06-27

applied the idea to the Korean
fighting with moTe serious charges
vigorously denied-that Amer
lican planes have dropped germ
laden insects in North Korea.
Evening star., 1952-06-27
Miss Scott 10 Receive
Alumnus Award Tonight

Dorothye Grant Scott will re-
ceive the Washington School for
Secretaries alumnus achievement
award during commencement ex-
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-05-13
SCIENCE GOES TO
MOUNTAINOUS

MUNICH, Germany -tP,- The
West German government intends
to convert the 9,7Oo-foot Zugspitze.
higest peak of the Bavarian Alps,
into mountain of science"
More than $1,428,OOO have been
set aside for the construction of
q fortress-like concrete building
atop the Zuzspitze. 1t will house
meteorological and radio stations,
physiological and geological lab
oratories, and an institute for
stratospheric research.
The present Zugspitze observa-
tory, located in a small hut, sends
weather report daily to CONNER
cial airports at Rome, Munich and
Frankfurt
Engineers plan to tunnel a 900
foot elevator shaft to take passen-
gers and supplies to the lofty
building.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-05-13

a full dress armistice session. He
said an allied plane strafed a
Red truce convoy Monday. Such
charges are usually brought up at
a lower level. The allies said they
would investigate.
Nam spoke 81 minutes of the
35-minute session. Much of his
talk was devoted to prisoners,
the key issue blocking an armis-
tice But he did not mention the
capture and release of Brig. Gen.
Francis T. Dodd by Red prisoners
of war on Koje Island.
When Nam was finished Joy
said:
For II consecutive days we
have met at your request. The
only valid reason for holding
these plenary sessions is to at
tempt to reach an armistice. Your
side, however, continues to utilize
these meetings solely as a device
by which to put your vicious
propaganda before the world.
These propaganda statements
of your are calculated not to
facilitate agreement but to widen
the breach between our sides.
There is one fact that you
are not willing to face or do not
understand. The United Nations
commands compromise proposal
is firm, final and irrevocable."
The key to that proposal is the
u. N. insistence on voluntary re-
patriation, under which only TO-
600 prisoners and civilian in
ternees would go back to Red
rule. There are 10000 in u. N.
POW and internment camps.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-05-13
SAFEGUARD STATES RIGHTS

The tote taxes industry pays in relation TO its overall
income . stated but seldom is the tax broken down
When that done it shows how de-
pendent free educational system private taxPayns
industry.
To take illustration out of thousands rslroad has
published analysis of its total taxes tor the State OF
fana From its property of s2533 70 than half
S93577 goes state public schools and colleges The state
university Sa537s and elementary and high schools
$lIq8l99.
This Just company in of the 4s states. Multi
ply this company contribution to education by tax payments
from countless other companies the country and
idea of the magnitude of ndusy support Of American edu
cation gained totals hundreds of millions of dollars
in Ioca! taxes.
BY supporting schools with local tax dollars education
remain free from all central government dicfation and
daory demands This in turn protects every citizen from the
discipline of Federay dominated state educational system
States rights preserved by taxPayne industries hence
every state has tremendous stake eeourasne private enter
prise.