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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09
ELIZABETH PINKSTON
Personnel CounSeling
Services

lO25 Conn. Ave. NV. end Floor
Room 2l5 DI. 1-4l5O
RADIo-Tv EDITOR. NY. network
exper.. act as adm. writer-editor
ana contact man TO major net
works for national organization.
AccTs. t2l. career Job with large
international org,. conduct audits,
acctR. background. travel q of
time, home ONCE ID. C., eventually
yrs. overseas start S4.S01
S5,l00 md yrs. reg. increases
SALES ENGR., EE. deg. SOC travel.
car req, age 25.45 $500 plus
LIBRARIAN. NILS. Tech. exper
to age 50. PEE PAID $500
MATH ASST. exper., doing eaua-
tions, plotting data, able TO make
PROFESSOR OF bus. adm assign
ment Ia Europe, NJ Bus Adm
min wear teaching experience
IN Bus. Adm. sgle man pref
excel. refs. nee. to $4,000 plus
ASST. IN CONVENTION DEPT
ttraineel bureau OF natl org.
type 30 w.pm,, excel opport ior
Advancement Some travel, excel
refs Age S-o3 to $1,000
TRUST AUDITOR. acctg deg OF
exper nee. bank trust work help
full. to axe 80 1875
SALES (traineel, some coll. nee.
bkkpR exper. nee, sgle. pref
to age ~ $50
CLERK TYPISTS. min. 40 wpm.
excel references $3.50
WELDER. perm. Job, must make Sc
curity check, age open SlO0 wk.
GUARD, excel. refs. nee, white, 70
age S. S62 80
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AIRPORT CARGO TRAFFIC posi-

AIRPORT CARGO TRAFFIC posi-
ton. PAN AMERICAN WORL.
Anyways. WASHINGTON National
Airport. high school education and
tipping required. Rotating day and
afternoon shifts. Travel discount.
employe benefits. frequent increases.
age - to 30 Apply in person.
Monday through Friday, 10 am
TO } pm
APPLIANCE AND WASHER SERV.
ICEMAN. excel. opportunity for an
exper. man; salary open. SLATTERY
RADIO. OIL. 2-Sg90.
APPLIANCE SERvICEMAN, refrig.
Grafton helpful: year-round Job
Call between g-ll am AID. A.
S39 l92S l4th st. NV. NC
APPLIANCE SERvICEMAN, Rock
Vile area: experienced man only
MR.. WATKINS, Pc. 2-21Ol, %
APPRENTICE-You man for
dental alb: j-day week. excel
oppor. RYNEX d SAXON. l037
18th 81. NV.
ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTSMAN.
experienced, perm. position $3.50
week. EDWIN WEIHEE. RE
7-522S.
ARCHITECT
Capable, experienced. aggressive:
preferably man who has or had
own Office. Desire associate or part
ner for active expanding organiza-
Lion Replies confidential Box 356-
@ Star.
ASST 10 CHIEF ACCT. erad. Of a
univ. with acctg major. some
eXper. req reasonable, able to
supervise, age 24-2S to 81. 900
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Washington Prefers Star Classified
By More Than 2 to |

when answering Advertisements
address to Sta' 0OIea do NOT
enclose original references photo
graphs o. Ofhe, materials Oi Der
sondI uulue COPIES sPrUe me DHr
nose ORIGINALS mdu oct lost
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dance. Meet new friends. In a gay.
congenial atmosphere, S-hr. les
son, S-hr supervised practice; 81
wk. Call no. 2-2277
WORKING MOTHER desires rm. and
board in Christian home for self
and 7-yr -old. Box OCH, Star.
NURSE will give room, board, kind
care to elderly or semi-invalid per-
sons in her home. AID. 2-7939
EMBASSY REST HOME. District II.
censc 24-hr nursing care. tray
S service ss4s 5sd patients; special diets
EXOTIC DISHES. French cooking;
Paris teacher; make reserva-
tions now for September classes OF
private instruction. JE. 4-77S7.
WANTED. men and women to Join
beglnners dance class. MARIAN
RAWLIN, DE. 2-55S0.
WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS and
inyits.ions, s4-hr; seryi STANLEY
NV. DI. 7-l43i; ewes, IA. 5-s?45.
NURSING HOME VACANCY, list A..
newt to bath. homclikc. n -hr
nursing care: reas. DU. 5-7S07.
FORM 81. U. S. lob applications
counsoiing Excl. SERVICE co.
1873. * st NV. ST 1861 so. Ia
MIMEOGRaPHING 800 copies
- .g5 incl tvping stencil ExcH.
SERV.. 1882 X st. NV. ST. 3-bl Sc.
IA
WHY WAS NORRIS FIRED? Read
o. c. MILLER, Democratic Way to
Better Schools, Bookstores or Ex-
position Press. N. Y. lO'
Lie. DAY NRsY. for wkE. mothers.
children. 20 yrs, OF age: COW: to
Nd. super by nurse. 10. 7-0505.
ROOFER-YounE. man; white. de-
pendable exper In all types roofing
Call UN. 4-09O7 after Z pm.
TURN YOUR ABILITIES into cash
by scientific testing. ia. 9-lT41
EN-. 2-23S7
THE MCLEAN GARDENS NURSERY
has a modern building, beautiful
grounds. eficient staff Introduce
tory offer. LIST week free. md week.
Sl3. Transp. INQUIRE about our
summer wT cray Gay camp. EN-. @-4sss' or
YOUNGS NURSING HOME. Nd IL
cenSe, will take ehronics and con-
yalsScents: 24-hour nursing care
tray service. special diets Home
like surroundings Po 9-33SJ
TEACHERS Join educational asso-
ciates. Do tutoring, educational.
work. Ia 9-l54l. EN-. 2-.3S7.
Better CONVERSATION. EnFlish,
positive thinning. personality. sue
cess Glass lessons. DU. 5-223i
MORNINGS or pm.
WEDDING PICTURE sTORY-Cap-
.ure forever in ID color the most
beautiful day Of your life. Reas.
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GHOST WRITING, EDITING. RE-
HISING-BookS. articles. speeches.
Professional writer. JU. 9-4765.
CHINCHILLAS. profitable and pleas
ants ant spare time work. Investment nsa
Reasonable. 10 7-1liT.
EXPERT ALTERING, remodeling on
mems and ladies garments. RIA.
CAPABLE YOUNG LADY would like
to handle correspondence for small
business concern or any tipping at
home. UN. 4-SSiS. Call week
GAYS.
WANTED = Christian farm home
July for A.. boys SIS, sister
10: home week ends possible. IA
S-SS05. or Box 3S6-H. Star.
PERM. WAVE. So a5: shampoo wave.
75c' cut. SOC. WASHINGTON D. {.
BEAUTY ACADEMY. 1909 u ST. NV
FORMICA TOP BURNED. worn. or
damaged? Save cost Of new one
Exclusive match process viii restore
II like new. KITCHEN SERVICE
CO. til. 2-s3s3, ewes and Sun.
JU a-209j
OUT OF BUSINESS-4Oo eth &
sw Tailor. phone RA. G-j437 for
YOUR clothing.
H|PNOSIS-sELF HYPNOSIS
Instruction for doctors. dentists
and students. EN- 2-7gS7.
WAKE U-UP" AND PHONE
Answering. Dependable HA 9-g591
SMALL PFRSONALIZED
BRADLEY ANSWERING SERVICE
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Ell EMERSON E; R & ORME
QUICK
1elh md Al CAa n VI

tbUlCk
18th and NJ SITS. NV.
AUTO PARTS SALESMAN. young
man. 10 cover estab. ter; with
automotive exper must have de-
MURPHY Afro PARTS. sis Cedar Sia
st. NV, Takoma Park.
AUTO SALESMAN = New cars
your big opportunity is here: Not
tSfiving' hard-hlttinG' az aggressive,
widely advertised new car dealer
ship. We are looking for a man
accustomed TO earning $4,000 to
$4,000 yr. Even. though you may
not have automobile sales expert
background may be sufficient. New
car demonstration or furnished Paid
vacation. group insurance plan plus
many employe benefits. Apply in
person. BANNING < SONS MO-
TORS. INC. $500 Baltimore ave,
AUTO sALEsMEN--seil the new
siye organization with 4 small
sales force, In a suburban location.
Commission minimum average,
500. plus finance bonus. lnsur-
ance and hosp. pa Id vacation.
psmo; iurn, Call sales manager
IONAHEooiONnb OLDoMObALEi
AUTO Ito. SALESMAN sI.s N. gsed-sar dept.
preferred. drawing account for
right man; GOOD proposition. Phone
MR.. WEIGH. IL. 6-6484.
AUTO statesmen, let us show you
how to up your income. selling the
best new car In town We're an
established Arm with one OF the
best locations in the city. Live
statesmen will ind this a real oppor.
tunity Call AP. 7-Oli0, ask for
MR.. K1NNAN.
AUTO statesmen, here is a rare
opportunity for 3 men TO ioin the
sales force. Of one OF Washineton's
Oldest and largest Ford dealers
that hasn't got up and went, ;"
with the desire 70 earn very
good income and willing TO work
hard. We offer generous COM
pensatior plan while training
Exec ExSslls snn.t s,mploys BENEFITS Some
required For interview appoint.
mcnt phone Harry Fossctt, or Bob
Rodes. at FE $4,000. THE PARK.
WAY MOTOR CO., INC. The Ford
Dealer IN Your Future.
AUTO SALESMAN-FORD
We've got the best dealt
Have office for man, Low
est overhead, best nay plan
make your own deals up TO
5000 ea cooperation. etc.
See Mr. Heiniein.
TAKOMA FORD
1901 Carroll Ave. Takoma Park, Md
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hELP-MEM
iCONTlNUEDl

ACCOUNTING TRAINEE
Excellent opportunity for accounting
student in national organization
Apply AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE
ASSOCIATION, l112 @ st. NV,
Room 4O4.
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AUTO MECHANIC

Ford experience preferred. Large
suburban Ford dealer. Good workins
combs, paid holidays and vacation
Apply Mr.. Keeney or Mr. Schultz,
MONROE MO-. , FORD GO. 1887 East
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PROPOSALS

CAPITAL HOUSING AU-
IHOkITY. INVITATION FOR
BIDS demolition. Removal, and
Clearing. The National Capital
Housing Authority will receive
sealed bids in quadruplicate for
dem DEM work IN connection
construction Of the following prof.
ects: DELL 9-Kenilworth Courts,
las Street and Eastern Avenue
NE; DC-1-24-Syphax Gardens.
between o and P Streets and be-
tween Second and Half Streets
S.W.: -l-30-Hopkins Apart
ments, between X and L Streets
and between 18th and 14th Streets
S.E.: DC-1-3l-Sheridan Terrace.
Sheridan Road between Howard and
Pomeroy Roads Sc. Bids will be
received until 200 pm Eastern
Of June, 1877. at It's ofilees "a al
1929 New YORK Ave. NV. Wash.
ington %. D. C. at which time and
opened. Proposed forms Of contract
documents. including drawings anC
specifications will be available at
the Technical once Of the National
Capital Housing Authority. l7ea
ton. D. c end Floor. begin.
ming June ), 1897. A CERTIFIED
CHECK or BANK DRAFT, payable
to the National Capital HOUSING
Authority. U. s. Government bonds,
or q satisfactory bid bond executed
by the Bidder and acceptable sure
tleS IN the amount of 5000 shall
be submitted with each bid Sue
ceSSful bidder will be required 70
furnish and pay for satisfactory
performance and payment bond
or bonds. NATIONAL CAPITAL
HOUSING AUTHORITY. BY JAMES
RING. Executive Director, June 4.
1857. je,6.s.a
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AuTO MECHANIC

Chrysler experience preferred. must
be LIST class. with complete set OF
tools; fiat rate pay basis; plenty OF
work in our modern fully equipped
shop II you qualify you can earn
Manager, ROYAL MOTORS INC
loin Unshnr 81 q " IA n-2nnn
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ASST. TO
MGR.
Part-Tinne
HOURS
Full-Tinne
PAY

Young men. white. must have car.
be ambitious and dependable. Work
) nights weekly, $50 to 1890 D m.
Keep present employment. Wonder
ful opportunity for servicemen and
Government employees. S320 per
and challenging position. Opportu-
nifty for advancement and future
full-tme work. Call NE. S-6l55.
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Classified Ad Rates
SPECIAL NOTICES

tCONTiNuEDl
AND ALTERATIONS, fast
service. HU. 3-S2lS.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts other than those CON
tracted for by myself. LAWRENCE
p. ROMJUE, sos Seward 50. Sc -
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To Ploce o
Star Classified Ad
Coll
Sterling $4,000
Closing hous:

Closing Hou;s:
SUNDAY EDITION 10 PM Erido,
MONDAY EDITION Bpm Sundo,
TUES to FRI. y P.M Doy Before
SATURDAY EDITION. 10 PM Fra
Classified Ad Rates:
locol Advertisers
8 Lines (Minimum)
One lime. 55s Dc, line.
Three 10 siS times consseviivsly. 4es
9eI line
Seven times eSnsseutivsly l3e per line
Special Notice ono Personal. Sc PEI
line oddiiionol
Ovi-otiown tois. e0e Der line soeh
insertion ,4-linO minimum
sloIms tor errors must De mode In time
tor correction before second Insertion
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ACCOUNTANT

College decree in accounting. min
imum yrs, private or public &C
counting experience. Must be per
sonable. versatile and industrious
Assistant chief in accounting once
OF national nonprofit scientific or
ganization. AGE 24-2S liberal bene-
fits, 80 i2-hr week. For interview,
please call FX a-SI0O Erf 900
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AUTO MECHANICS

(Twol; large, modern. well-eauipped
shop. Plenty Of work. 5-day week
paid vacations group disqualification
and other employe benefits. Perma-
nent positions, See or write Mr.
Robert Orme
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AUCTION SALES
tcoN1lNUEDl

AuCTIoN-Next sale THURSDAY.
June 20. $50 SUBURBAN AUC-
TON. ROCKVILLE. MD.
MORTGAGEE'S SALE
OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, ADJACENT
TO THE VILLAGE OF
BROOKEVILLE. =
MONTGOMERY COUNTY,
MARYLAND
Under the authority of q mortgaee
executed By The Longwood School,
Incorporated the undersigned at
torney named in said mortgage to
make sale will sell at public auc-
finn
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TO QUALIFY FOR CONSIDERATION

Age 2l-35.
Education minimum Of
high school graduate.
Civilian or military expert
ence in any OF the follow
Ing fields.
Sales, public contact or
teaching.
Tel phone Saleswork.
Clerical. bookkeeping or
general once work.
Starting salary Is S2S5 per
month with periodic raises to
q maximum OF $3.50 per
month in nonsupervisory ca
pacities Further increases
based on promotion. DiaereI-
tial pay for evening and
nightwork.
Apply in person TO Employ
men: once, EASTERN AIR
LINES, INC. National Air
port, Hangar No. /. Room
200. Monday. June 10, 1000
am. TO 100 pm. and 400
10 200 pm. II veteran.
please bring release from
service for verihcation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09

SATURDAY, JUNE Is. 1887
AT THE HOUR OF 1000 AN.
In front Of the premises a GER
tain parcel OF land in Montgom-
cry County. MARYLAND. containing
1880 acres OF land. more o. less
according to survey vi r. X. Mad
dox, County Surveyor. This prop
erty is improved by two large brick
buildings and q separate rambler
built for the purpose OF operating
a private school. including gyTa-
masters quarters and like facil-
tiles. There is also an athletic fela
and similar equipment. Property is
on the Olney- Brookeville Road ad-
Jacent to the Village Of Brookeville
and convenient to U. s. Route 40
and TO Washington. d. c. The
buildings are in good condition and
United States Government under a
lease for the operation Of a Civil
Defense stan College. The property
Is subject to judgments and other
liens. the terms and balance due
on which viii be announced at time
TERMS OF SALE: CASH, A deposit
Of loo, OF the successful bid will
be required At the time OF sale by
certified check, the balance OF the
purchase money TO be paid within
gomery County All other terms will
be announced prior TO sale or can
be obtained upon INQUIRY TO the
undersigned CHARLES W. Pref
LYMAN. Attorney named In the
MORTGAGE TO make sale South
Perry Street, Rockville, Maryland.
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PERSONAL

JOIN OUR DANCE CLUB-Learn to
dance. Meet new friends. In a gay.
congenial atmosphere, S-hr. les
son, S-hr. supervised practice; 81
wk Call HO 2-22T7
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ACCTS. FOR CPAs

Srs., Semi-srs. Jrs.-Top Salaries
Acct. credit mgr, retail SIo5
Bkkprs. 81. retail SqO-SlO0
BkkprS. "a - S75-SaO
Acctg. elk, ne S3OO-S35n
Asst. bkkprs 80 SB5-SsO
OTHER POSITIONS
Steno, under 30 TO S405
Employment mgr. 25-35 to $1,000
craftsmen. all fields Top salaries
Engrs-. commun Top salaries
CopyWriter, direct mail TO Si0O
Buyer. Gift-novelties 500
Admin. asst. shhd. $500 up
Cierk -typ!sts "a $40 Sli5
Cashier auto dir. exper. x55
Mail clerks. pricing elk, teller-train
ees. lr clerks. etc $50 $40
OPEN THURSDAYS TO $50 PM
Atlas Agcy., RE, 7-5767
1920 n r. Ave NV RIM. SOC
ADM. TRAINEE, knowl. OF bust. adm
and research COLLEGE or EQUIV. ex-
per. age 25-35. s35O. HAGGERTY
EMPL. SERv. 9iS Ellsworth dr.,
Silver Spring, Nd. JU $4,000
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HELP-MEN
ACCOUNTAN1

BOX "ITsE, bthT
ACCOUNTANT for pos. as asst.
comptroller, age @5-35. accounting
degree. with good eXper., back
ground including supervision OF
personnel. Large national corp
unusually good growth potential
for career minded man. start ST.
OUO-ST 600. NO REG. FEE. MAN
AGEMENT CONSULTANTS. INC. i.
Suite 1901. 1875 @ NV
ACcTG elk. Catholic. st. S3e5
Adm. Asst. tralnees. college back
ground. economies, 81. to - 100
mer work 500 Slib wk
BooEkeeper, exper. SHO-SlOO wk
SECRETARY, young start 800 mo
ALLEN % GR1EN, Personnel Service
l404 N y Ave. NV. RE. 7-72sO
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Administrative
Analyst

II you have been looking
for a challeneinR position.
perhaps YOU can qualify
Tor an excellent lob oppbr-
tunity as organization and
methods analyst for Sperry
Gyroscope Company. a Ill
vision of Spcrrv Rand Cor
poration located in rural
Great Neck. Long island.
within minutes OF New
York City.
Position consists ~ inves-
iieatinE analyZing and
writing UP policies and pro-
cedures for an Is. GOODMAN
plant as well as numerous
units OF the Company
located throughout the
country.
Qualifications desired. Ex-
perience in systems. proce-
dures, paper work simplifi-
cation or closely related
helds A degree in eco
Monies. business admins
tration or industrial engi-
neering Some graduate
work preferred Able TO
meet with MANAGEMENT
personnel as well as write
up findings based on in
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BOOKKEEPER

Excellent opportunity for quail
fed person TO take charge of small
once supervise ] other person; per-
manent; ) davs Mon Fri. Apply
in person, 1850, 2020 Duke St,
ALEXANDRIA
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see Our ADV under "Engineer
] lNS lRth ST NV EX a.1a1n
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shift TO HIGH GEAR AHEAD?
Cole Sees HomebuiIdinq
Breaking All Records Soon

president, which blamed the
administration for q sharp de-
cline in home construction that
builders contend is leading to Q
new housing shortage.
Mr.. Cole didn't deny housing
production was down or that i
housing shortage could develop
II output is not increased.
He argued, however, that the
depressing effect of the admin
istration's money policy on
home production was justified
on the ground that imitation"
must be combated.
IF present trends should get
out Of hand and lead US to run
away imitation, we may be liv.
ing in tents because we won't
be able to afford houses" he
said. He added that, In his
opinion, the administrations
policy is containing" imitation.
Don't mistake me on this
point" he added. II am not
Continued on Page b., Col. I
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gear to high may come mex
month or later. Mr.. Cole tolc
leaders Of the home building in.
dustry here this week.
He coupled his optimism with
a defense Of the administrator
tight money" policy, and q
warning against renewed infla-
tionary pressures that he said
could push home prices still
higher.
Mr.. Cole made no direct COM
ment on the continuing difficult
ties Of builders to obtain mort
gage money. nor did he explain
why he believed expansion Of
home-construction activity was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-01
Swiss Architecture
To Be Shown Here

Contemporary Swiss architec.
ture and design will be displayed
Tor the first time In the United
States at the National Housing
Center, beginning Thursday
Richard Q. Hughes. chairman of
the center's Board of Direc-
tors. announced this week. The
exhibit will be open to the pub
lie free.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-01
Stur Ala Entries
Due on Wednesday

Entries in the third annual
Star-AIA residential architec-
ture competition will be due at
5 pm. Wednesday in the office of
the Washington Metropolitan
Chapter. American Institute of
Architects. Architects wishing to
enter homes completed after
January l.. 1852. are urged to
make submissions before the
deadline.
Special folders available from
Mrs. Robert p. MacHatton at the
ALA office have been specified fol
the entry material.
A jury Of three distinguished
out-of-town architects has been
chosen to designate homes for
the annual Star-AIA awards.
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imminent, beyond saying the
''potentials are there"
THE only thing we can say
for certain is that it will come
just as surely as you and are
meeting at this moment" he
said.
Spoke Before NAHB
Mr.. Coles address was given
before a board Of directors meet
ing Of the National Association
OF Home Builders, held at the
National Housing Center.
He politely took issue with a
statement recently made by
George s. Goodyear, NAHB
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BY ROBERT ]. LEWIS

Resumption Of home building on the vastest scale
IN history may soon begin all the country in the
opinion of Housing Administrator Albert M Cole
The Nations housing chief says he sees "latent
demand" for new houses of "unexampled proportions
turning point in construction tempo from low
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SPECIAL NOTICES

P. G. TAX CENTER-Fed and state
returns ov former Int Rev ACTS,
81 = Baltimore blvd AP 1851
INCOME TAX RETrRNs-Former
Int. Rev. auditor; reasonable rates
Room 905. 1920 New YORK ave
NV, or at your home ST $1,000
or 10 h-OgA0
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DOG, small, short hair. white with
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DOGS. 81 black scotties; male. Rusty:
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BOG, vic OF Stafford and Taylor SITS
on Lee hwy: BLACK, male cocker span
owner Erieying will Offer Ice. reward
Call ia. 7-274s after d pm today, all
day Friday
DOG. boxer fawn and brindle, male. Vic
Branch ave. Sc. IN Hilicrest Hts Chill
drens pet. Reward 10 s.7005
FLIGHT SCHOOL CLASS RING. gold;
has United states Army Aviation
School" In LARGE letters around blue
stone $40 reward. Capt Ernest G.
Elliott, Dawson Army Air Field Port
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NEW YORK, April 5 (R.-
The military manager of the
earth satellite program said to-
day the first handmade moon
may stay up a day, a month,
or year."
Rear Admiral Rawson Ben
nett, chief of naval research,
said the uncertainty about how
long the satellite will remain in
space will repend on how dense
the air is in a band ranging
from 200 miles to $500 miles
above the earth.
The admiral said the satellite
will gradually lose speed and
drop to the point where it no
longer overcomes the pull of
gravity. Then. he said, it will
Iplung into the dense portion Of
the atmosphere and disinte-
CRATE from heat, like a meteorite.
Admiral Bennett explained
this loss of speed by saying that
the satellite, in travelling it's egg
shaped course around the earth
every 100 minutes, will at times
dip to within 200 miles and that
every time it gets this low into
the earth's atmosphere it will
lose some energy and slow down.
In a speech prepared for de-
livery to the Society of Auto
motive Engineering, Admiral
Bennett said engineers are now
preparing equipment and will
soon begin tests that will lead
20 a satellite launching attempt
from the Air Force missile test
center at Patrick Air Force Base,
Fla.
Recalling that the first Of a
series of test rockets already has
been fired, he said that I'VE are
on the road toward a satellite
attempt" and soon we will be
actually exploring the world Of
space"