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The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-12-07
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EXCESS HAIR-permanently re-
3rd st. CIR 4-7450 or AM 6-0554.
BABY-SITTER and attendant
wants position. Health certificate
and references on request. Call Mrs.
Melvina Bandel, 807 w. Fairmont;
Tel. AM 6-5441.
EXPERT DRESSMAKING -
Helen Smedra, AL 3-8577, 9O7 w.
Mcdowell. Alterations of all kinds.
CHOICE DOWNTOWN location
for dry cleaners, First Ave. and
Washington. Previous cleaners for
five years. Reasonable rent. Small
investment will put you in buSi-
ness. Inquire at Al S. First Ave.
WANTED Advertising manager
good opportunity for the right per-
son-for appointment call AL 4
7494.
SUNNY bedroom for rent in con-
venient location on bus line-near
shopping center. 1702 w. Mcdowell.
AL 8-3112.
DRESSMAKING and Alterations.
Moderate prices. For details cali
Joan Pomerantz, AL 3-9364. Ad-
dress 3OO1 N. 10th Ave, Apt. 46.
WANTED to share big, modern
I. ~
one or two students or working
people in good health. Spacious
room, twin beds, large private
bath. 901 w. Avalon DR..
NICE sunny room with kitchen
privileges in Kosher, private home.
1s block from bus. 1907 w. More
land.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-12-07

EXCESS HAIR-permanently re-
moved by registered nurse. 1908 N.
3rd st. CIR 4-7450 or AM 6-0554.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-12-07
CHARLOTTE BIEGEL
ENGAGEMENT TOLD
AT CHICAGO PARTY

The engagement of Miss Char
lotte Biegel to Mr.. Harvey Cohen
was announced recently at a din
ner party at the home of her un-
Gle in Chicago. Miss Beigel is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Biegel of 1909 w. Highland. Her
fiance is the son of Mrs. Lillian
Cohen and the late Louis Cohen of
Chicago.
The couple plan to be married in
Chicago on Dec. 80.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-12-07
CLUB PLEDGES
PHOENIX COED

Myra Block, daughter of Mr.. an6
Mrs. Sam Block of 901 Avalon DR..
is one of eighteen pledges to the
Mortarboard Club at the Univer.
Sity of Chicago.
Miss Block attended West Phoe-
nix High School, where she was
Student Council representative
and a member of National Honor
Society, before entering the Uni
versity of Chicago. She plans to
major in social science.
Besides her activity in social
clubs, Miss BloOlkis president of her
dormitory, Gates Hall.
She is a former president OF
Phoenix B,nai Birth Girls.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-12-07

who attended the wedding.
Rabbi A. L. Krohn and Rabbi Al
bert Plotkin officiated at the aft
ernoon ceremony. Mrs. Simons wore
a ballerina-length gown Of white
tulle and alencon lace. Her short
veil was caught with pearls. She
carried pale pink and white carna-
tions on a white Bible.
MAID OF HONOR was Miss Lu-
cille Simons, sister of the BRIDE
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-12-07
Bar Mitzvah

Peter Michael, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Stanley B. Wolf of 1915 w.
Weldon, Dec. IA at Temple Beth
Israel. A reception will follow.
Grandparents are MIR. and Mrs.
Sam Wolf of 4743 N. 10th Ave-, and
Mr.. Max Geffner of New Bruins
wick, N. j., who will attend.
Myron l., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Liebhaber Of 6106 N. 10th
Dr., Dec. 20 at Beth El Synagogue.
An Oneg Shabat on Dec. 28 will be
given in his honor. Grandmother is
Mrs. Anna Liebhaber of 922 w.
Roosevelt.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-12-07
Births

A son, Mark Avrom, born to Mr..
and Mrs. Alan Feldstein of Los Ala
mos, New Mexico, on Nov. %.
Grandparents are Mr.. and Mrs. Lou
Jacobs of 1549 w. Clarendon and
Mrs Bess Feldstein of 1900 w. Wei
don.
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cannot perform a miracle. I can
not determine as YOU -ePd this
whether you have the God given
pleasantly present this work-but-
If first, and most necessarily, you
do have an open mind, then and only
then; be over -. married, have a
car, reputable character background,
then meet me personally for a D
minute interview II selected, YOU
Will be given a further professional
analysis at nv expense to indicate
bility to this field, then I will do
this:
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HELPMEN
SHOE statesmen

Permanent positioni highest COM
mission In town; excellent oppor-
tunity for an experienced man; va
cation and other Dement'S. Apply
in person.
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HELP-MEh

HARDWARE CLERK. for genera
work In hardware store, must b
experienced. PINEY BRANCF
| HARDWARE, sos Flower ave.
Silver Sprint, Nd.
HEAD WAITER-Experien only
Salary open. Contact MR. WILLS
manager 1907 Connecticut ave.
HOTEL NIGHT CLERK. first-clasl
WASHINGTON hotel, must be expert.
enced MGR 1000; good workinl
conditions; employe benefits.
meal Reply BOX 3J3-D, Star,
INSTRUMENT MAN-EXper. in con.
struction surveys for streets. roads
sewers. etc. Permanent advance
ment opportunities; health insur'
ance plan and other BENEFITS. IA
T-356o
INSURANCE SALESMAN with abil
ity to manage agency. Good oppor'
tunity. Prefer youne NAB now n
company ONCE. HE. 4-40O3.
JANITOR. Boss g. Phelps
Inc, l4l7 K st. NV.
KELsH PLOTTER-Multlplex tpera
tors. Opportunity with growinl
concern. Write qualifications anC
experience to AERIAL MAP SERV
ICE CO.. 4l15 Perrysville ave.
Pittsburgh "a. Pa.
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HELP--MEN

PAINTERS. frst class; Sl7 a day;
for Virginia area, Call CT. G.3247
after y pm
FAINTER, must be list class me-
chanic; able TO mix any and all
colors One who can run work
handle men and assume some re.
sponsibility preferred. Wages SEQ
per day, II you do not qualify,
please do not waste my time or
yours IA. a-4O4O.
PAINTERS (2)-Fifst-clas mechs
AAPRIa iS NIT CO. fSe EDS @isSn
bivd Ari Va IA j.6DaS
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AUTO BRAKES MECH. HELPER
AUTO MECHANICS

Several thoroughly quail
fed men to work part time.
evenings and Saturdays. FIX
cellent opportunity To supple-
ment your wages, Only those
with proven ability anc ex-
cellent character references
will be considered. Call Mr..
Armon, BENDALL PONTIAC,
INC, 1925 Prince ST.. Alex,
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When GHswefinG ddpertisements
addressed 10 Star bOres do NOT
enclose original references, photo
graphs or Other materials OF per-
son0l ralne Copies serue the pur
nose. Originals NAV Get lost.
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CAFETERIA ASSISTANT
MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY
4O-HoUR WEEK

Excellent opportunity to learn all
phases of large scale commercial
food work. Early daytime hours in
cafeterias in Government buildings.
Some restaurant experience pre-
perred. Age II to 40.
GOVERNMENT SERVICES INC.
1875 2lst ST. NV
CANVASSER-Home Improvement;
steady work: salary and commits
SION pay every Saturday. LA. D.
1000. ask for MR.. WACHTER.
CARPENTER and carpenter helpers.
Appl, in, person. 10Th ana Un l
yersity ED L anei ~ HEGysattsviile' Mo
CARPENTERS = Trim carpenters.
Call HE. 4-7757 after 5 pm. En-
ployment in Virginia.
CARPENTERS HELPERS, remodeling
work, permanent position, paid va
cation. Must have tools and eaT
Spring. Md.
CARPENTERS, inside trim men.
Good hourly pay, LII. 2-7324 any
time
CARPENTERS. experienced trim;
only UnOSe uuaineu Hesu ppp1 1y
Good pay. See MR.. PHILLIPS
GRACE CHURCH. Georgia ave. and
Grace Church I'd Silver sprins
CASHIERS to l 30 pm. and LAO
to Z pm. MGR 1000, machine ex-
perience helpful but not necessary
good salary, bonus. vacation with
pay. HERSONS AUTO AND AP-
PLIANCF, TIA o st. NV.
Quicker. Fxuerienced. For Sat
urday and Sunday only. Apply IN
person, 1920 Nichols ave. sc,
CHEF. colored, can take full charge
or second cook. Good refs. DE.
2-S164. %.
CIGAR CLERK, exper.; full time.
DRUG PLAZA. 1000 2 St. NV.
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7-3105, Ext. ESQ.
CLERK BOOKKEEPER good typist
age 22-30; 5la-day week; excellent
opportunity to train for MANAGERIAL
position starting salary $50 per
week ia $4,000.
CLOTHING SALESMAN - Excellent
opportunity for a seasoned sales
man with experience in a fine store.
Must be able TO deal with quality
trade Great salary possibilities for
qualified man LOUIS & DAN
BROWN. Ltd. SIC l4th street NV.
RE 1886.
CLOTHING SALESMAN
Unusual opportunity for expert
Va store. Apply Mr.. ETTL1N at
BONDS CLOTHES Seven Corners
or at Washington store.
COLLECTOR INVESTIGATORS. TO
train as branch managers OF ma
tional consumer finance company;
all company benefits; we train you.
BUDGET FINANCE PLAN OF SILL
YER SPRING, JU. S-3l44.
COLLECTORS statesmen, age 21-
45. neat appearing Gi,T o,, excel zee .s sal;
e earn si 80 v SS1is. STEADY employ
ment; must have some knowledge
Of outside collecting and selling; 5
established routes; good car essen
tial Apply ALLSTATE. HOME
/ EQUIPMENT CO. 1919 Kalorama
I'd NV
COLLECTION MEN
, Experienced inside telephone work.
pc manent position Excellent salary
Many company dement's See Mr.
STRAUSS EISEMANS, F and eth
SITS. Nv
COMMERCIAL PIANO man or woman
wanted. white. d or nights q
! week, for trio good pay. Call RIA
/ S-66d9. Sat Sun or eyes
COMPUTER. permanent position
/ HOLLAND ENGINEERING Fair
4 IA once. CIR 1885.
/ CONSTRUCTION sUPERINTEND-
ENT. experienced In helo super
vision OF large industrial COM
nerciai or Government project. foI
position with established, Local gen
srai contractor. Box 1871. star
COUNTER AND GRILL MAN, white
no nightS or Sundays. GOOD pay
right man, THOMPSON LUNCH
ei00 tlth 81 nv
CoUNIERMAN, experienced. srili
short orders and sandwiches
koxhsr-styie food Must Be neai
and renable worker: SIS vi FuL-
MORE REsTAURAST AND DELI.
AZ "A 5000
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POSIIlONS, lNC.
1894 Mass Ave. NV. DI. 1-0ai'
ACCOUNTANTS yR.. Tor local cpi
ONCE Apply SINROD a. lash
1875 De Sales St, NV. ME s.4054
ACCT. as asst to cPA; good oppor
tunity; typlng ability req. will con
slider hkkpT. Du 1874
ACCOUNTANT, JR. - Large loca
CPA firm has desirable opening FOL
qualified applicant interested In OBJ
tanning varied experience IN public
accounting. ABBY 237 WOODWARD
Building
ACCOUNTANTS AUDITORS. expe.
rienced six needed Immediately
salary $3.50 70 Sb25 per month
permanent liberal frinee bene.
hts; no travel required Give age
education and experience in reply
Box l9l-K. Star. 23s
ACCOUNTANTS BCoKKEEPERs
We Specialize IN These Positions
ATLAS AGcY, l420 N. Y. Ave. NV
ACCOUNTS OPEN
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TEACHING CAREER
WITH
ARTHUR MURRAY

Fall training class for ballroom
dance instructors forming. and gtyer
free to those who qualify.
/. Age 22-32.
.. College background or eouiva.
liant.
3 interested in people.
Good opportunities for advance.
ment due 10 expansion program. Ar
lington, Alexandria. Silver Spring
Bethesda and Washington areas
Starting income, sos for 80 teaching
hours. Apply in person, Z to 8 pm
only. 10ll Conn. ave. NV.
TREE EXPERTs-Experienced only
for steady work. Good pay. Cal
DE, 2-147l. ewes. and Sundays.
TREE SURGEON Experienced
climbers only. Call OIL. 6-S1SS.
TRIM CARPENTERS. dependable
and experienced. Top pay. apply
to Job. 3053 Que st. NV. See MIR
LATHAM
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D--NO HOUSE DEALS.
AUTO statesmen
NEW CARS

We are looking for experienced
aggressive men who are in the
GOO TO $4,000 a, year class.
We'd prefer men who have a
record Of really producing-but
we're not shutting the door on
initiative and ambition, for sales
men who want to get into the
Automobile industry. We are one
| of the LARGEST and fastest selling
| Oidsmobile dealers in the area We
lof trahic. with our set-up, p.y
/ plan and the type OF deals we're
making you'll make more than
ever before. Our monthly bonus
and yearly bonus plan really pays
off Demonstration furnished See
lPFIL VINICUR. Sales Manager.
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HELp--MEN

DEBT MEN--One cf Americas
largest insurance companies car
place several men immediately o.
kit available: excellent company
dement's, including pension plan, M
experience necessary. u interestct
in nottcr- than-averRge income, cal
Mr.. HICKS, ia. 9-3600 or ia
alngH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-21

Give you most
thorough course Of training:
Give you the beneht Of
over IS years experience In
this career location.
3--Give you adequate
financial backing until you
are in position to earn
upward OF $4,000 q year on
your own. with absolutely
NO ceiling.
Give you every assis-
lance and cooperation on
the part of my entire stan
OF clean-cut. high type intel
ligent associates,
5-Give you q career
wherein q month from today
you will be an authority on
your subject, able to discuss
your work with assurance,
confidence and conviction
and capable of earning Tor
yourself and family what
ever you want out OF life.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-21
CLERK
IBM
DESIRES
CLERK

knowledge OF touch tipping at 40
w.pm required. age II Ia. % high
school graduate: general clerical ex'
lperience preferred but not essential
| excellent opportunity for advance.
| ment fine salary and dement's. cal
miss PETERSON for appt., RE
1905, Ext. $50.
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Wholesale 6pSoistsTSY irm.' 70 TSi hour r
YOUNG MAN

Giant Food Store an
nounces a training program
for
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5. G. iEsMPL. EXCHANGE 8
ANIMAL nnspIrAL .A,TTENnAN

ANIMAL HOSPITAL ATTENDANT
white, experience unnecessary. sal
airy open state age, education
previous employment Sill. Spr. area
Box 4Ol-L, Star.
APPLIANCE REPAIRMAN. to SERVED
automatic washers and driers Must
be exper. Truci; furnished. DOMD'S
AIS Conn. ave. NV, EN-. $4,000
APPLIANCE SERvICEMAN. familiar
electrical appliances. Call for appt
JU. 9-0522
, ARCHITECT, a full-time lob with a
fine future, for custom-house build.
ers. r. II BEST, HA. s-73O0.
ARCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMEN. ex.
perienced In all phases OF CONNER
cial and apartment work; salar,
commemorate with ability. Cal
Mr.. HOGAN, RE. T-Ol9O.
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TAILOR
PASTERNAK

1919 Conn. Ave.
TEACHERS. white. last-minute va
cancies; $40 to $500 mo. ADAMS
TEACHERS AGENCY. 1871 @ NV
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TRUCK DRIVER

Colored. age 2l-35, with at least
l yr. Of truck-driving experience In
d c. area Must possess D. c. per-
nit and clear traflc record. 40-hr
week. company benefits. planned
salary advances. Apply Personnel
RIM. 602. $40 am. to 5 pm. week
days; . am. to noon Saturday
No phone calls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-21
SALESMAN. BOZ rstaII bakeryl 90
SALESMAN

Are you a SALESMAN? OF has
someone promised that they could
make you into one and then some
thing happened Tor failed to hap
penn that you have not yet ac-
complished your desired reuSlts. Arr
you in the sales field but only ''just
betting by"2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-21

Call Mr.. Reiter, HE. $4,000
DELIVERY MAN, white only, for
downtown Washington; with car,
between s and - for Fridays
MI Ion M eninrhau
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-21

BOOKKEEPING TRANEE or junior
bookkeepeE, age 90 TO 80. for large
mortgage banking firm In center
lions, interesting work relating to
controls of subsidiary ledger &C
counts; opportunity for advance
ment Should be able 70 Work on
own initiative after training period
and should be available at once.
tipping ability required. speed not
essential. Hours, 0 TO 5. 5-day
week. annual and sick leave, group
hospitalization and life insurance.
FREDERICK W. BERENS INC,
l722 L st. NV. See Mrs FRYE
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Area Sales Manager

National manufacturer. leader In
its field looking for man with spe-
ciality sales or ice cream back
ground 10 manage activities OF its
distributor organization. Area covers
Maryland. Western half Pcnnsyl-
vania. District Of Columbia ano
Virginia, Salary, commission. eX.
pcnses. Submit full resume to Bon
GIL, Star.
ASSISTANT CONTROLLER = Fol
national publishing company. gooc
accounting. personnel and officI
management BACKGROUND. Exc. com
pany benefits. Pension plan. a-J
5-day week. Salary commensurate
with ability and exper. Opportunity
for advancement. Call ST. 3-5402
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-21
MANAGER

Unusual opportunity for aggressiv
young man to manase our boys ant
girls depts. Apply Mr.. ETTLIN a
BONDS CLOTHES, Seven Corners Of
WASHINGTON store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-21

White. Permanent year-round posi-
ton in once bldgs. Refs. required
Free health insurance and many
other benefits. Apply personnel Of
fee. RIM. $40. l424 X St. NV
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-02-01

Bloat problems have been negligible.
If a cow has tendency to bloat, she
is. of course, quickly culled.
With twice as many cows, there is
naturally twice as much manure. And
as right in the feedlot instead of be-
ing scattered all over the pasture In
the three years Loiselle has been feed
ing chopped green alfalfa, he hasn't
spent a cent for commercial fertilizer.
With heavy applications of manure he
is able to maintain the fertility of his
soil and the organic matter content
at a high level.
Loiselle made the change from pas
turing his cattle to feeding chopped
grass abruptly, which was a mistake,
he says. The cows were off feed for
three or four days, resulting in a sharp
drop in production, but they soon be-
came accustomed to having their feed
served to them. He advises dairymen
to make the change gradually and thus
avoid this adjustment period
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-02-01
PROTECTIVE Service
Everyone Gets
A "ComnissiOn''

BEWARE OF THE itinerant feed
salesman who says he will pay you
a commission on all feed sold to your
neighbOrs.
Farmers in the midwest are reported
to have been offered $40 for every ton
of feed their neighbors bought on their
recommendation 1t was later found
that every farmer in the area was Of
fered the same deal.
It's entirely possible that travelling
feed or seed salesman may have what
appears to be good money-saving
offer. But before you sign contract
committing yourself, consult a lawyer.
The reputable agent will have no OBJ
lection to your doing so. If he gives
you an argument, send him on his way
and notify your neighbors and the
local sheriff of his activities.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-02-01
No Need to Return
UnOrdered Goods

WHAT is YOUR obligation towards
organizations that engage in Embarrassing
appeals by sending out fountain pens,
religious medals, seals and other I'M
ordered merchandise?
The National Better Business Bureau
says that you needn't return the item,
give it particular care or pay for it
unless you use it. If a representative of
the sender calls on you to ask for the
items return, you are obligated to hand
it over. You can, however, demand
payment for your trouble in holding it
for him.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-02-01
Tree Farming Booklet
Aids Small Landowner

THIS is TREE FARMING, a To-
page two-color booklet designed to
answer many questions from small
landowners interested in growing tim
Der as a crop, has just been published
by American Forest Products Indus
tries, Inc.
The booklet is primarily aimed at the
Tree Farm beginner" 1t was prompted
largely by the increasing demand for
information from persons whose interest
in tree farming has been aroused by
publicity from the Tree Farm move
ment, AFPI said.
With photographs, sketches and words,
the booklet tells what tree farming can
mean to the landowner, how he may
proceed to get his woodland under good
management and lists other steps re-
quired for recognition by the industry
sponsored American Tree Farm System.
Copies may be obtained without costs
from the national Tree Farm sponsor,
American Forest Products Industries
Inc, 1916 N Street, NV, Washington
6, DC.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-02-01

SNAP-cOUPLER hitch. You attach the
Allis- Chalmers heavy-duty tool bar frame
minute-quick. Tool bars of solid 1A-inch
square, high-carbon bar steel come in 72,
90 and 13O-inch lengths. Easy change-over
to subsoiler, ditcher and scraper.
TRACTION BOOSTER system. Extra
und-gripping pull is yours whenever you
need it = automatically. You get heavy
weight tractor performance without having
to pay for excess poundage
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-02-01

WD-45, Up gas model with svbsoifee
Enlistment going 10 inches deep.
Shown with I70-lb. frame weight
and nofehed coulter equipment,
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-02-01

Power-Shiff Wheels. You can have the
right tread for every deep-tillage job, in
stantly, safely-with WD-45 engine power
Complete Range of New Tools. You'll
save money, do more jobs with these rug
ged tool attachments: subsoiler, ditcher,
chisel coil-shank cultivator, coil-shank fur
rover, Arrow lister, single bedding disc,
border ridgers, 6-foot scraper, 8-foot spring
tooth harrow; also full line of big-capac-
ity disc harrows, moldboard and disc plows.
There's better pay in tillage if you see
your Allis- Chalmers dealer. He has the
special tools to match WD-45 tractor
power - gasoline, LIP gas or diesel.
AlIIs.cHAlMERs. FARM EQUIPMENT DIVISION
MILWAUKEE I. WISCONSIN
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-02-01

WD-45, gasoline model, with
eoiI-shonk cUIfivofor,
o-inch penetration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-31

session of the third annual
East Coast conference on aero
nautical and navigational cleo
Itronics.
More than 800 engineers, most
OF them members of the sponsor
ing Institute of Radio Engineers,
attended the two-day meeting.
Mr.. Horner said the Russian
air force, with 10000 combat
aircraft. enjoys numerical SUI
Iperiority in every classification
of plane except medium bombers
and all-weather interceptors.
Our best information today"
he added, indicates that the
Soviet Union is graduating from
their educational system more
scientists. engineers and spe-
Icialists than are being grad
uated from all of the NATO
countries combined"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-31
Scientist Gains
Of Soviet Cited

BALTIMORE, Oct. 81 (R.-
An Air Force official says the
Soviet Union is graduating from
its educational system more
scientists, engineers and special
lists than are being graduated
from all of the NATO countries
combined"
Richard E. Horner. acting AS
sistant Secretary of the Ali
Force, said this fact has led the
Air Force to adopt a new policy
Of expanded research and devel-
opment with the emphasis or
qualitative superiority" in order
to stay in front in the weapons
race.
Mr.. Horner detailed the pol.
icy of what he called high Sc
lectivity" Monday at a banquet
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Cos Tax Sturt

SALEM.-Oregon originated
State gasoline taxes in 1919, but
within about 10 years all the
States had similar tax laws.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-31

We went in
visited old
funthe
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care for the naturally lovely COM
plexion you've always wanted.
And for three good reasons:
!. Cleans like soap, actually
washes off with water, because
it's greaseless. But it's better
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2. Soffens like cream, helps fight
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3. Helps clear skin because it's
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