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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-11-24
Governors Proclamation
"THANKS GIVING"
November oath, 1855

Among the outstanding expressions Of Americas
faith in God is the annual Day of Thanksgiving OBJ
served throughout the land.
We have many reasons for the giving Of thanks.
There is peace in the land and people are
blessed with plenteous living, based sound economy
which gives good promise for the future.
Advances in medical science give hope for
healthier and happier people. We have found the ways
and means to improve. and improving the institu-
tions for the care of i'll, needy, and other
fortunates among
Enlightenment, understanding and sense of
brotherhood the increase the length and
breadth of our land.
Great organizations of great-hearted people work
to extend that brotherhood throughout the world.
Among these are the War Relief Services of the
National Catholic Welfare Conference, the Church
World Service Of the National Council of the Churches
Of Christ in the IT, s. A. and the United Jewish Appeal
If the Synagogue Council of America.
These groups are engaged in the humane endeavor
Of distributing abroad surplus food and clothing and
helping in the reconstruction of distressed lands and
the rehabilitation of distressed peoples.
With our many blessings and obligations in mind,
and with mankinds debt of gratitude before me, l,
Theodore r. McKedin, Governor do proclaim Thurs
day November oath, 1855 to be day for giving thanks
to God-for the renewing and strengthening Of
faith in His guidance and care-and Tor holding high
the brotherhood of man.
GIVEN Under My Hand and the Great
Seal of the State of Maryland at the
City of Annapolis this 18th Day of
November, in the Year of Our Lord,
One Thousand Nine Hundred and
Fifty-fve.
BY the Governor
THEODORE R. McKELDIN
Blanchard Randall, Secretary of State
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avaliable-l9z4.
But in 1854 the picture improved,
Consumption per person rose TO
average about 700 pounds. And in
dications are that il will be slightly
higher than that in 1858, ON the
basis OF figures thus far available.
The Agricultural Marketing Serv-
ice gives several reasons for in
creased consumption of milk in
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-11-24

ing Service of the u. s. Department
of Agriculture.
In 1858 each person used the
equivalent of only 688 pounds of
milk, consuming it in the form of
all dairy products such as butter,
cheese. ice cream, as well as fluid
milk. This was the smallest quanti-
ty since as far back as figures are
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PAGE SEVEN

stressed the fact that people of all
ages need milk to keep healthy.
And in many offices and public
buildings vending machines made
it easier for workers. travellers. and
others To buy sweet milk. butter
milk and Favored milk drinks
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-11-24
Americans Drinking
More Milk Products

Americans are drinking more
milk and eating more of other
dairy products, according to re-
port from the Agricultural Market
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-11-24

Zeke Cook, Jack Caruthers; Wild
der Snodgrass, Dorothy Glotfelty;
Willie Snodgrass. Ross Selby: Dot
tie Lou Snodgrass, Vida Schroyer
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-11-24

Your rights and privileges as On
American citizen are protected by
the Constitution. unique and
magnificent document whose
principles ore as sound today as
when written. over $50 years ago.
Through the years. amendments
have been added to keep the Con
stitution up-to-ddte.
The some is true of the regulo-
tory powers of the Interstate Com
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-11-24

merce Commission. Congress hos
enacted more thon $50 dmend-
ments to the Interstate Commerce
Act since it wus passed in 1887,
completely overhouling it twice.
In principle, present ICC regu-
ldtions governing the vurious
transportation systems ore peril
nent. constructive. dnd modern in
concept. Under these principles,
we have developed the greatest
competitive transportation system
in the world!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-30

charming. lovely, and maeni-
ficent.
We overheard one model
telling another model how .
third model stayed 10 slim.
"She eats like . bird" said the
iirst. Said the second, Yea.
like q vilture."
~ 4 ~
The fashion story making
the rounds right now is about
. woman who owns many
rubies. emeralds and diamonds,
Of the real variety. She'll walk
into Saks Fifth avenue in New
York in the morning. dripping
with emeralds and alternating
the jewelry each day she
shops. Questioned by q friend
as to why she wore her emer-
aids with street clothes she
answered, "Them's that has
'em wears EN-"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-30

The bride wore a fioor-length
gown Of chantilly lace and
nylon tulle underscored with
taffeta. The bouffant skirt was
OF layers Of nylon tulle covered
with imported chantilly lace.
which fell In deep scallops and
was trimmed with q wide rim
OF delicately pleated nylon
tulle. The nodded bodice was
fashioned with . round neck
line and short sleeves. Her
finger-tip veil of silk illusion
was held by q tiara OF pearl
blossoms detailed with seed
pearls and lace. She wore full
length gloves and carried .
crescent bridal bouquet Of .
Continued on Page b.. Col.
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Miss Barbara Benson
Wed in Salt Lake City

Miss Barbara Benson. daugh-
Ter Of the United States Secre-
tary Of Agriculture and Mrs,
Ezra Taft Benson, was mar
ried yesterday to DR.. Robert
Harris Walker.
The brides father. . menu
Der Of the Council of Twelve
Apostles Of the Church of
Jesus Christ Of IAtter-Day
Saints. oficiated at the cere-
mony in Salt Lake Temple.
Salt Lake City. Utah.
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Patriotic Group
Pluns Conference

Oficers and members Of the
advisory and extension COM
mittees Of the Women's Patri-
otic Conference on National
Defense, Inc, met yesterday in
Hotel Statler.
The group convened to for
mulate plans for their forth
coming 30th annual conference
slated February is. II and 10
in the Hotel Statler here.
Mrs. Nellie D. Howe. past
national president Of the
Ladies of the Grand Army Of
the Republic. Is chairman Of
the organization.
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Nv ELENT

Few fashion designers are
able to translate their design
talents into the realm Of furs.
About = year ago the Christian
Dior collection Of furs was in
troduced. His ability to take
the same finely drawn siihou-
cites for which he Is famous
In his dress design. and inter-
pref them into beautiful furs
has proven TO be quite some
thing In the last year.
This new fall and winter
Dior collection is exclusively
with Jandel,s here In WASH
ington.
At tomorrow's Washington
Party mathematician show
staged by Mrs. Gladstone wiz
liaEns In the Crystal ROOM of
the willard Hotel. the latest
Dior designs win be shown. We
preview them for you In pic
lures and our fashion note jot-
tines show that for fall 1855
Dior has decided to abolish the
oyerdone cape stole, replacing
it with designs that are de-
cidedly shorter and with elab-
crate treatment Of fur edges.
The long fur coat has con-
trolled fulness. ED note: As
q fashion colleague of ours
once said "that sounds like a
fat woman in q tight girdle.')
But the straight-lined coat
fashion . Ia Dior is as good in
furs as 1t is In the cloth coat
realm.
A highlight OF the new coll
lection is the new brief "coatee"
in every variety of fur from
luxurious sable. empress chin
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The bridegroom, DR.. Walker
Of CALGARY. Alberta, Canada,
is the son Of Mrs. James Wal
ker OF Raymond. Alberta. Cam
ada. and the late MIR. Walker.
former president Of the Taylor
Stake Of the Church OF Jesus
Christ Of Latter-Day Saints.
Immediately following the
ceremony the newlyweds were
honored by the brides parents
at a wedding breakfast in the
Presidents Suite. Hotel Utah.
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FASHION NOTEBOOK
Dior S Fur Collection
4
Gets a D. G. PreVieW

chilla TO. you should pardon
the expression. ''just mink"
! 49,
At Inga's fashion show ct
the Sheraton-Park Wednes-
day. : gentleman BY the name
Of Sam Katz stole the show
when he did the fashion CONF
mentary for . group Of million-
dollar fur designs from Saks.
He took pokes 1t fashion ed
itors gently with remarks like
Here's q black Persian lamb
double breasted slim coat. but
/ guess EIeni would refer to 1t
as ebony elegance. In de-
scribing . lovely mink wrap
he noted that tits . must for
. well-planned campaign" A
pastel mink stole drew Mr..
Katz's gentle quote. ''These
pastel minks sacrificed them
selves gracefully for this lovely
wrap for you"
Fashion model Virginia john
son modelling . beaver coat
was introduced by him along
with the remark that "she
carries beaver 50 beautifully.
In fact she carries everything
so beautifully. = slit sides on
an Orientally inspired black
Persian coat were described In
this manner. I'VE put these
in everything. there's no
charge for slit sides.
49, y
oVERWORKED WORDS
USED BY FASHION PEOPLE
Chic. exciting. divine, fabu-
lous. stunning elerANt
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It's a Dute

IT'S GRADUATION TIME
for 100 Phyllis Bell School
students tomorrow night at
the Willard Hotel. A formal
fashion show will be presented
by the students before Miss
Bell awards the diplomas. Mrs.
Hester Beall Provensen Of
Maryland University viii do
the fashion commentary for
the show.
Mrs. Yeomuns Home
Mrs. C. s. Yeomans Of
Chevy Chase has returned
from q trip to Miami. Fla.
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MARYLAND
PHARMACISTS

Reelxtered. Excellent salary. A-hour
week. D holidays . year with pay
large prescription business. ideal
working conditions, excellent chance
for advancement; vacation with
pay after. year. sick leave after
tion available after 3 months EN-
ployment, retirement plan avail
!. able for those over 20 with 2 yrs.
service. Write or apply IN person
to Mr.. O, B. Aldrieh. PEOPLES
st. NV. WASHINGTON. d. c.. end
sts9ss; Svtf no. Sof s I'D q. Ext 2 ga "a
PHOTOGRAPHER, candid and dark
room experience necessary. STATE tate
starting salary desired. Box 146-A.
PIANO PLAYER. to entertain In small
might spot, 3 or 8 nights . week.
must be able to sing. sEASHEL.L
RESTAURANT. 4916 livingston I'd.
Sc, Indianhsad hwy, 81 CLASS
PIANO TUNER TECH--Must be ex-
per permanent position With large
music company. Excellent working
conditions and employee dement's.
Apply Mr.. Mcneil. lis 3 st. NV,
PLAsTERERs. only top mechanics.
1856 Wilson blvd, Ari.. va. I'll
PLUMBERS, for work ct Fort Bel
yoir. Va. Call HA. 2-406I after
PLUMBERS. competent. experienced
mechanics. also helpers. Steady
work. Apply JOHN q. FITZGER-
AID, Il435 orandview ave-. Whea-
p s9n; ~ .vr.- II reuoSeiinr
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SALES
MANAGER

Man we want must have
the know-hcw and know.
who Of direct selling, be
between 30-45, have . car,
be interested tn building o
sales organization and ann
bition 10 enjoy the dignity
and prestige that come
from selling the best product
in America today. In doing
business for over 100 years,
We have earned national rec
ignition as q most unusual
and most underestimate bus
mess Ours Is Q Multi-milll0h-
dollar operation with one Of
the most comprehensive and
complete training programs In
use anywhere. To the man
qualified for district manage.
ment annual earnings Of
$4,000 70 sic, 600 are as
siired. Further promotion de-
pendent upon ability and
qualifications. Our divisional
MANAGERS of 1854 averaged
in excess Of S24. 600. This
may be a real opportunity for
you. You can determine for
yourself BY phoning =. W.
Dempsey, Divisional Mana
ger, at the Woodner. HU.
3-44flO. between q an. and
Z pm. Monday and Tuesday.
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statesmen
We're Having Lunch
For You on Tuesday

For You on Tuesday
The DIcTAGRAPH Corp,
with over so successful
years, has openings in a
new division for top-qual-
ity statesmen. This expan-
sion includes territories in
Virginia. Maryland and
washington. We are offer
ing men Of high CALDER an
exceptional money-making
opportunity in our fir e
safety division, the fore
most in Its field. II you are
interested In q connection
offering responsibility and
security, have q car, and
are available Immediately,
be our guest for luncheon
at
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ARCADE SUNSHINE
Tl3 lamont st. NV.

ROUTEMAN, experienced, for dry
cleaning route. Call 10. 4.7410.
CLEANoRAMA, 1913 0eofgia ave.
Wheaton, Nd. -
ROUTE MAN, for coat and apron
route: prefer reliable man: age 35-
IS; refs. REQUIRED: sal. open. Apply
Queens Chapel I'd. me-. / block
from BladenshurR I'd. and New
York ave. La. 6-I600 10
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Statesmen for retail wine and
iiquor store; very good hours; ex-
cellent future. Apply IN writing.
70 Box 216-A, Star. -I6
- National organization
wants statesmen for D. C.. Nd. Va.
not Insurance. books, or MAGAZINES;
insurance background helpful; 4Dss
commission; S25 bond fee REQUIRED.
See Mr.. Sharp or Stanton, Room
22s,. Roger Smith Hotel. Monday
October 10, 10 am. or z pm, no
phone calls. %
Statesmen. part time: abose-ayer-
aEc salary for experienced retail
day Sat, Fri b 5 ana possibly
other ewes, BY 5. Reply Boz lisa.
Star. la
Statesmen, part time, available for
some calls during weekdays; quail
ned leads furnished: liberal CON-
missions plus automatic bonus. Car
necessary. Write BOZ TIA, Star.
Statesmen. TO sell appliances. etc.
for areas lareest expanding dis
count house. opening new store IN
Clarendon. Va. Experience In our
line desirable but not essential IS
we viii train you. Good starting
salary. pleasant working conditions.
TS S BoYIDs siss sO Wilson s0b Blvd,
Arlington. Va 10
Statesmen f3)--Unusual opportu-
sales. Positively no cafiyassing. We
nave more leads than our present
sales force can handle. Liberal
draw. paid sacRtiOn. excellent boz
nus. plan Applicant must have
late model car. Call all day sun
day. Mr.. VINCENT. WA. Hiss.
statesmen
Fabulous sale Of new confectionery
item AFFY TAPPLE makes addt-
Nust have -ar. Apply eIMCD
SALES SERVICE. i4f9 L ct. Sc.
9
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statesmen

To sell siipcovers and upholstery on
auaiitied leads, You viii have the
stick TO help you. Car allowance.
High commissions. STEADY position
average over 125 dollars per week
Call for appointment. Mr.. MER-
Der. tx. 3-0b23.
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statesmen

Public acceptance Of the new Plym-
outhe and Chryslers indicate this
viii be our greatest year. In scrdeT
to keep pace With the terrific de-
mand and meet our 1856 quota II
Is necessary We employ 8 additional
new-ear statesmen. We offer the
finest compensation plan In the In
dnstry. Includes guaranteed COM
Sharing plan plus most liberal
bonus. New car demonstration furn-
ished. Our plant Is one Of the
largest and finest In the country.
aftordine excellent facilities. This
Is real opportunity for Q good,
hiEh-type salesman. See Mr.. sa-
vile for details AIS MOTORS.
INC. 1910 Wilson blvd, Arls, Va.
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statesmen

furniture and appliance
men needed. Excellent salary plus
good commission. Earn up to $i5u
weekly. Permanent position. Ask
for Mr.. Keller. MARV1H'S CREDIT
gaA Sfh ~ n W
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HrlpMEN

PLUMBERS HELPKR. Experienced,
to. Ill permanent position With eI-
tablished drm. Excellent wages and
working conds., vacation. hoepitali-
est: 1912, Service Bldg. lat and
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SIDNEY 2. MENsH 4 CO.

1913 Eye St. NV.
REAL ESTATE SALEsAaEN--oet on
ate yourself with q Rtde-awake,
weii-esta blished firm specializing In
d. c. and nearby Nd. properties
Get away from downtown parkinp
worries Come In and let's talk II
over. Call sales manager. Mr.
lakewood for appt-, ewes. u
6-6S22.
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SALESMAN
SALESMAN

Our business Is most UNI
usual You'd never think Of
entering Il unless you under
stood how We work. Excellent
earnings and opportunity for
promotion, Our business Is
over 100 years old, vet II ID
the latest to be commercial
lied on q dignified, direct
selling basis. Direct sales ex-
perience helpful but not
finest sales training and Held
help. This Is not storm win-
dowsi insurance, roofing,
books, magazines, vacuum
cleaners, appliances, etc. Ap-
pliCant should be family man.
"a to AZ years OF age. with
car. reliable and ambitious.
A fine opportunity to obtain
LASTING security through
regular customers and hiGh
Mf M. RsossERq BR RiiIsi' dist sha
manager. At the Woodner,
HUI 3-6373, Monday and
Tuesday from 0 70 4.
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A SiI:;AlIESMEN

Yardstick needs . experienced man
to sell slip covers and upholstery
on qualified leads. Excellent COM
missions plus liberal car allowance,
Full time only. Do not apply TN
less you are experienced, reliable
and steady. This Is permanent
p SsRsTa cs ax ioE .a appc'ntmenI Ah'
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statesmen
Hinh Dollar Handleu

The most aggressive Ford dealer IN
town needs 9 men to round out Its
sales star to take care Of the de-
niand for SO Fords and trucks,
This is o great opportunity for men
between 10 and 80 to learn the
bissest money-making profession ir.
the world. selling. Ford produces at
High Dollar Handiey's DemeEstrs-
tors furnished. vacations with pay,
disqualification. finest working con-
ditions. foa are .aught By master
10th between 10 and I2i training
starts sane day.
High Dollar Handley
81 YEARS A FORD DEALER
1923 GEORGIA. AVE. NV.
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statesmen

OfEClAL1 I j Ire
WORK OUR QUALIFIED LEADS
Close z ogt Of 8. Consumer creates
spending, Sell an idea and
average 800 8 deal Well estab-
lished business. We invite inquiry
Of our bank and Better Business
Bureau. We only advertise by
word Of mouth. Cali in person
AZ this geek s,, e e c,ls, srd st. NV.
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SALES SUPERVISOR

Age $3.50 with car to sell and
supsryise direct. snie ,,i people Ne, 4 1S
Wkiy. 70 start. Apply IL am. -
p.m.. Room 705. 1919 = st. NV.
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HELpMsN
Sales REPRESENTATIVE

Old. natiohaIiy known, top
rated NAstsrn urn offers
excellent opportunity to .
man capable OF properly rep
reaenfing Il IN the States ofs
Indiana, OHIO, Kentucky, w,
and District Of Columbia.
Product an essential one
backed By broad national
adyertistnG and educational
establishment and subse-
quent co operation with
distributors who market the
item to schools, induztrials
and commercial buildings,
Liberal salary. expense and
commission. Only applications
that cover age. education, ex-
pcrienee. personal dualinca-
lions and work history OF
past 10 years win be consid-
cred. ARRANGEMENTS will be
made for interviews In WASH
ington, d, c. AL replies
CONFIDENTIAL. Box 140-A. star. :
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Leads! Leads! Leads
STATESMEN

II seeking insurance al O perma-
nent career In stock company,
we have an educational progTam
that pays while being trained. APP
pltcants must be between rs and
30 yeArs Of age and 3 car Is
essential. Apply H. p. PIERCE.
EE ey5.n,;.r, Automobile ITO Club. 1913
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SALESMAN
Top caliber men between 30 and IS
years Of age for inside Outside
sales Of nationally famous APP
planes. Car necessary. Draw
AGAINST commission. Car allowance.
Excellent opportunity for the 3 who
SEARS RoEBucK 4 co.
$500 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
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.MasD-s -. 49, 80, -aw,rt~S sfe..
eneeo 1psLAtuf aol heM -, IN
ton; Tasoma Fark area. " 81 -
4-1OOO, MOI. Am. 70 ~ noon.
.--------------.----..--------.
SHEET INITIAL MECnANlCs-Kx.
sir ducts; must have car, tools;
steady winter work. DAY BROS.
CoN1R. CO.. GALS Blair -. nv.
OPENING: must be able to make uD
and Install Guaranteed year.
round employment, 6-day week.
Co, Vienna, Va. Dunkizk B-9100.
--l0
SHEETMETAL MECHANICS % Ge
kNfGHT ROOFING AND SHEET.
METAL CONTRACTORS. l166 Bons
ifant st Silver Spring. 10
mERK-Typiue ability,
enod nhone voice. GOOD job. AMES
~ t1ne n SSn3 10
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SALES TRAINFE

Two openings for neat, intelligent
ambitious men. 2i-25. Permanent
Local. 5000 IN plus company
benefits. Call NE. s.2337 for per-
soma interview. Must be available
ifnmefitately.
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SALESMAN

Personal contact man for
Washineton's nneEt ae-
Gordon studios, wheaton
area. No high pressure or
Misrepresentation needed for
this. We offer the finest In
instruction and the very best
Of instruments. GY BROUGH-
TON STUDIOS, LU. 4-319g
or 10. 5-s9i6 after I pm.
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statesmen
SOUTHEAST AREA

permanent sales positions
open with an established local firm,
Offering salary plus liberal commits
sion: former sales experience not
necessary. Cali 10. $500 between
i, N. and 3 pm. for an eppoint-
naent, Ill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09
Service Station
OPERATOR

Major OIL company wants expert
eneed operator for new service sta
4-7O00, Mon. 8 am. to IL noon.
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SHOE statesmen
Immediate opportunity
for top earnings and
other benefits. Should
be experienced in SELL
ing quality merchan-
disc. Particularly inter-
eSted in men who viii
want to work in our new
Chevy Chase store, full
or part time. Apply 10
am. till noon or 8 to
S pm.
-rv~sr
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REAL ESTATE

Busy real-estate once needs exper-
fenced property mgr. tosrun rental
dept. Top sslary 70 right person.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09

ROOFING AND SIDING MECHANIC
Exper.t good pay. BOND CO. IA
S-2a5H. 10. $1,000, ewes.
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Statesmen

Fabulous sale Of new confectionery
item AFFY TAPPLE makes addi-
Must have -ar. Apply SINCE
SALES SERVICE. 1919 L ct. Sc
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Big Savings on Mi !
- -
Reg. 8s5 to JOS Sm,ai
Designer Hats
81

Many have the famous labels still nsde Many few Of
kind Ribbons feathers, flowers, rough ows Toyo
cloths! Big brimed medium tiny brims oftheoce bonnets
soIors chenon hot boxes ond poes Block navy and
Sprne-pretN postes
sz.2EHs
Evening star., 1955-07-10

raj to Kentuckian as love for
blue grass and fine horses. The
Senator's father had been active
in local politics. so it was natural
that after coming back from World
War I as an infantry captain. the
younger Clements should run for
sheriff of Union County.
After that came county clerk,
county judge, seat in the Ken
lucky State Senate, where he even
tually served as majority leader.
the House Of Representatives, then
Governor and. finally, the Senate.
At So, Senator Clements is young
enough to be vigorous and effec-
tive Senate leader, yet old enough
so-under present conditions
probably will not be the object of a
presidential boom. His advice to the
young. therefore, can be taken as
coming from a man at the pinnacls
of both his power and his am
bition.
"Td say" says Earle Clements,
"that young men interested in pub
lie life should realize that good gov
ernment is the best politics. It's
been my observation that the elec-
torate. when convinced of ones
good performance, will stand by
him whenever he goes before them
again."