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RoMER a. CO. Realtors
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HENRY W BEcRAFT

HENRY W BEcRAFT
GAIT HERSBURG - @s5 acres
lac mod house and farm hldgs
long hard I'd frontage. Most out.
standing Si.2sO per acre.
GAIIHERSBCRO AREA - "a
acres. mod house and farm blogt
long ID frontage. A steal ., S45l
cLGRKsBuRo AREA - asa,
acres. lge. mod brick house, ions
I'd. frontage. Rte. Gao S34.150.
DAMASCUS AREA - 81 acres
mod house N groye Of lEe. oaks
farm hldss $50 600.
cLARKSBURG AREA - 1874.
acres. no hldgs.. wooded. $500 pei
GERMANTOWN AREA acres
mod house. 240 I'd frontage
eommi poSsioilitiss ss3 800.
Sc MOD. house and farm bldEs
JACKSONVILLE AREA-ao acres
Ions I'd. frontage. mod. house anc
lots Of farm BLISS. S62. 500.
GArTHERSBURG ARIA - 4
acres lge 4-bedrm. stone house,
lge. oak trees $50 900.
HENRY W BECRAFT
20 2-6665 0aithersouFg 55s
900 ACRES. / mi. fronting on 3Oi
mi. bordering Wicor1ico River
Perfect fer commercial ventures
hunting and fishing . beautiful
larEe homes. stable. barns. tenant
houses stocked fish pond, etc
potential sold mine. Only $3.50
RANERE REALTY CO.
RE 5-42aa RE S-6fa4
s-RM BRICK HOUSE on corner
lot in MI ATTY. city water bath
oil-burning furnace. fireplace full
basement ~ 600 Poss soon
fut Sis% h2O. acre: ls sSs'n q 500 bath
1874 dairy farm on paved I'd
7-rm house bath and heatinS
plant 30-tie dairy barn; other
7-rm. house. 2 bedrms on I =
acre lot near Damascus cleo good
well. IS 000 Poss very soon
II P BURDET-TE 4 SON. Real
tor. Nj. Airy, Nd. Ph. 1913, 42-M.
5s4-J. 3sa-J
rs ACRES ia miles out: faeinE
improved road. mail. school bus
and telephone service. electricity
81 500, terms
Mr. acres, wooded csnen,
foundation for 9 7. Sl75. near
GENERAL FARMING. Iss acres
tractor land. stream facing i'm
proved road, cleo. school bus serv-
ice old buildings. SIG 500. terms
RESTAURANT on busy corner
facing Rites. Is and 20 Good trade
All modern equipment IN stainless
steel. $40 600. terms. ParkinR lot
and Twins quarters
DAIRY FARM. shipping on D c.
market 200 a. stream in most
Of fields 25.cow barn. dairy. silo.
sheds etc, Tenant house, s-room
dSellins, bath. in shaded lawn:
n r PERRow Broker
Rsmlngton. Va. HE. a-35aT
EXCELLENT EraElng farm Of 20
river frontage 7-rm and bath
HUNTERS ATTENTION 107-a.
OOn ~ TOO A. al $50 per q
SECLUDED farmette Of 46-a.
level land i-rm and bath house
81 son Have good selection Of
houses on lots or small acreage
DOROTHY c mccoy. Broker Gull
peper. Va
lbs-ACRE going dairy farm. big
stream In meadow, new 40-stn COW
barn and neees bldgs s-rm.
brick and frame house bath. cleo /,
water Completely equipped and
stocked with Is cows, 10 heifers
S400nO farm, only $40 .0O0
a0-aere level farm on paved rds
house, barn, neees. bldes Splendid
buy at 500 600
PHONE MT AIRY 23i
InuN nnICE RaalfaR
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sEASHoRE PROPERTY

FENWICK. Md miles south
hghthouse. / or more lots on
ocean SIDE. evenings. OF 4-s3sI.
NORTH OCEAN CITY, MD.-45th
St, 100 It. from ocean. cottage;
charming. modernistic, fireplace,
sun deck. usable as .3-bedrm q
bath cottage or separate apis,
Adjoining lots also available, even.
lnEs. OF 4-S3sI.
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EARMs
MIDDLEBURG. VA.

To settle estate. Dairy or horse
barn. 2 huge marietta silos. excel.
horse barn and many fine ma
chine sheds. , modern tenant
houses. gorgeous Buck County
stone estate house. Has 4 hedrms.,
- baths, oil h.-w.h.; beautiful set
ting with English boxwood, over
loo years old mi. OF road
frOntage Considered one Of the
best dairy farms In Loudoun Co
$50. 900 isl trust now on property,
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ATTENTION
LOT SEEKERS

I have several excel. bids. sites
with all improvements. located
close 70 CONN. AVE, WIS AVE.
RIVER ROAD, MASS. AVE lust
over D c. line Priced from -. 500
up, Also several larger groups
OF lots In same area. To inspect,
call Frank Shultz. ewes OIL
T. i66. with W. B. WRIGHT, EN-
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Manufacturing Plant

Approx. 10 OOO-sa III building
Including . 400 50. ~ pAneied. air
conditioned ofiees; Ia acres land
located Rte. so. Va. 30-min. drive
from Pentagon building "a years
.olc heavy power distribution. nigh
out clear span. maximum height
"a e.. lge parking lot; meets Sc
curity requirements. excellent labor
area suitable iight manufacturing.
engineering experimental work,
electronies etc VIII consider SELL
ms outright For further details
aud appointment call Herndon $50
Monday Friday. o. pm
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PENNSYLVANIA

Farm. l25 acres. Perry County
"a % miles from Harrisburg. Ma.
cedhm road past property. Consists
OF pafn OF which most was recently
LEVY Heatherboarded. large brick
house with all improvements. in
Guiding oil heat. two large chicken
nouses' bro0der house never-faii.
ins spring Good hunting and fish-
ing abound, with L-miie trout
stream through meadows Farm
completely tnechanizcd. and Is suit
aole Tor general farming steers
or poultry. Asking S27.050'O0. For
VI tner particulars write r Lewis
U. y. BOY Ino Gilrer anrlrr ~.
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Ints Sneciallv Priced

LUIS OUtCIdIIy FIICtU
Two. 90XiN0 Capital Heights. Nd
6nih ave beiv I and " SITS $3.50
each water, sewer paid. AID .
7lS3 ewes ~
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Grand Old Rrick
COLONIAL

SITTING on high elevation. overlook
Ing town, valley and 4 mi rsneee
IN the distance bTeath-taktne cisS >
- acres. very fertile cropland
oiue gFaSS pasture vatered bv
me stream, wire fenced acre
violet village edge. smart city and
excellent markets IS Minis resi-
nence has 2 rms. S hreplaces. lovely
center hall and staircase. Closets.
water cleo. and phone, barn 40xS0'
. poultry houses. etc woman own
st : saefihee. Sl5.QO0. part down.
= brumhack. STROUT REALTY,
Mailed Free
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Complete I selection q; Of small and
Historic Tidewater
Southern MARYLAND

plantations. summer homes, farm
and retirement homes in Tidewstef
southern Maryland In Committing
distance of Washington. ID. c.
which will NIL your REQUIREMENTS,
Inspection By appointment, CAL
VERT REALTY AGENCY. Prince
FfIIeederiek MARYLAND. Phone los.
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INDUSTRIAL Iao1 Tor sALlOFFcls. STUDIOS for RENT
tcoNIlNUIDl
1900 SO. FIT.
DOWNTOWN

Complete open floor or can be
partitloned, 10th 81. NV, near r.
fasseneer ana freight elevator, only
sou per mo. Immediate occu-
pancs suitable for ofiices, distrib-
meas. Call Mr.. OoldenbefE sun
and ewes, oil, 4-3067,
DREYFUSS BROS.
1913 18th 81. NV. Ma. s.o5so
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DEER COTINTRY

WEST vIRGINIA-2i2-aere farm
5000 condition S-room- and bah
nome. barn and other buildinrs
situated on the North River I'M The
heart OF Hardy County deer end
other same country. Near Gov
eInment-oNned same reserve An
opportunity for sportsman
!sImer. Priced at SO $50 THEO-
p0HE Z MINK. s27 18th 81. NV.
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.STROUT
.CATALOG

Mailed FREE coast-to-coast "a
states, 3.i30 properties descr.bec1
Farms. MONIES. businesses, excellent
oafkalns' many pictures livestock
equlp; crops furnishings often in
S4luueo; many with easy terms. low
WORLDS LARGEST BUY and
SAW through STROuT REALTY
ll3e n Woodward Bldg, Washine.
,en. Sterling 1894
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LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED
CONTINUED
REAL ESTATE WANTED

HAVE CASH BUYERS for CONNER
cial property in Foggy Bottom and
Macarthur blvd. NV. Also any
houses In D C., Nd Cali PAUL
LIPS, EN-, 3-4I2l EN-. 3-s495,
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teoNflNuIpl

30 ACRES. tsFrederiek Co.. T-rm.,
bath. homes 24-6tanehion barn.
well fenced water IN field: J-Tm
Dairy house; l-mi black-top I'd
iir 10 0 mi. from Damascus
1855 ACRES, Frederick Goa
meg, homes oil heat and bath in
both; .s-stanchion barn, dairy
t.Is .,i0, az " stock stock end equip, lgs
ontbldgs. well fenced. stream; on
JERRY COOK, INC NC. s'R RssItor
Damascus, Nd. Clearwater 3-23i1
RAPPAHANNocK RIVER Farm
Contains 2hj acres. l25 acres
under cultivation texcel. soiD.. 80
ance In timber: s-rm. house with
electricity. water larteslan WE'LL
and bath; tenant house. barn.
chicken house, etc: 40 mi. from
ID. C.; nice waterfront: excel. hunt
lng and nshing, most desirable for
j. LEE DoNNELLY a. SON
Realtors
Ma e-33i6 Ewes. wo. e-2agg
o EXCELLENT BLDG. LOTS in
upper Mont. Co. Ranging from 3
acres 70 10 acres. 1000 per acre,
small down payment.
lS Acres. A fine farm In Sugar
Loaf Mountain area New 5-rm.
mouse, barn, stream; $500 per acre
% Acres. Excellent piece Of
property on hard surface county
ra Frame house, small barn. silo
,.t 90 Acres AZ &c chie rs sP nd cattle
capacity, $4,000. ''0'' nv"
6-rm. brick bunsalow; new; ~
baths largs lots near A. y. C.
CHARLES II. DAVIS, Diamond
$4,000, or SAMUEL i. BODILY,
ROCKVILLE, Pc. 2-8l5l.
FARMETTEs
o.rm. and bath home. Lee. scr.
porch stove, automatic washer,
etc Excel. location ana cond. All
Pun price. 10000. Terms. $4,000
6-rm, and bath home. Massive
stone hIepl,. lge. gar. and work
shop, outdoor hrepl. and FISH pond.
hAneh fence eneloses beautifully
, H,fS,e SeI, !, ground i,., 4 rare md
c. at only $4,000.
NEW RAMB. ready TO move In;
= lge. bedrms., liy. Tm.. kit. and
bath expandable upstairs. town
water and sewage. Why paw rent
WITH terms like these7 $500 dn.
IL MILES TO D. C. over 3
acres Spacious mansOnry Tamb.
raneled den, mod firepl.. fully
EQUIP eleg. kit; bsmt finished rec,
IN. Childrens .playrm ana laun-
aIy I'm, All closets cedar lined
over y acres OF gentle rolling land
WIN ~ acres additional land avail.
frlee 10. 300, terms.
ALSO AVAIL farms from 40
sSins 70 LuO acres from $4,000 IN
SQUIHkRN MARYLAND REAL ny
70: LAPLAIA. ND. PHONE WE
a-s452, OPEN EVERY DAY.
t0-A. TOBACCO FARM; 35 a Gull
IlVated, balance timber, a.a. tobRc
60 allotment. 3 Ice. tobacco harms
lke, Rranary. good d.rm. and bath
residence. convenient 10 everythine
accesS 10 Breton's Bay. Price, $40 .
900. less than costs Of bldRs alone
3e1 A. FARM. In 81. Mars coun.
". l75 q cultivated: partialIv re
ssoieo old manor house and tenant
. l " ~ numerous barns. etc Price.
-. 600. $1,000 down. balance
ST MARY's REALTY co.
JAMES H. BROWN
Leonarctowl, No
MlEhls and sun. Greenwood $500
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NEW STORES IN NE.-Now isSS.
lnai modern front, ample parking
on heavily Travelled avenue. Cal
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tcOntinusd On Next PSSOI
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Loudoun County
3 FARMS-MD.
w. VA FARMS
FREE BROCHURE
FINE NORTHERN
nn.nast.sssFsaN

VIRGINIA PROPERTIES
Containing descriptions and several
pictures OF ~ Loudoun and Fau-
auirr County farms, homes and es-
thtes, These are all excellent prop
critics which we consider reasonably
priced Call or write for your free
brochure.
George Mason Green Co.
Leesburg, Va.
County once Bldg Spring 7-34b6
Ewes. and sun. Call Mr.. Tyler
2O3p wilson Blvd, Arlington, Va
IA. A-14OO
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Waterfnrd Va

ATTRACTIVE old briek-and stone
places, on So acres. two harm
brick spring house. other outhuiid.
lnes. Nice lawn with shade trees
$4,000. cHAS. W sYDNOR. Real
Estate. Leesbnrg. Va, SIP. 7-224i;
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BRADBURY HTS.--Water, aewer,
gas IN street; mr.. shopping cen-
tiers, schools, tranAp.; Sl,l00, o.
best cash offer. RE. b-o30A.
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$50 DOWN-$2O MO.
Half.aere homeSites. near shirley
hwy In Fairfax County. Al 300
w. LYNCH BROS INC. Spring
held, Va. FL. $4,000 Closed sun
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BtIHESDA--4,e 700 Su' q Of build.
able commercial ground, adioin-
ms county parking lot; central
Mr. Lehline OIL. 4-86SS. ROp-
ERT r HALL CO, OIL e-3e5O.
ALEX,, Mt. Vernon blvd Ali utiis
lOOxl Do bus, school Is, shops GUS
sale, 5000. SWEIT1ER REALTY,
XXI. O-4S17 or so. b-S5h5.
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NEAR LEEsBURG PIKE. in Fair
fax County, Va.-Must settle estate
100 acres Of fine rolling land /:
beautiful stream; adjoining acre
age being sold for $1,000 per acre Z:
this acreage only $3.50 per acre,
SOC cash.
DILLON LAND co il. 4-4O4O
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0UT.oF.ToWN REAL ESTATE
COMMERCIAL GROUND

36, 2Oi SO. TT. APT. LAND, located
tie slope 70 land. Call MONcURE
AGENCY, 1912 Lee hwy. JE @
200. or Jim Loving, ewes, KE.
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ALMOST g ACRES level, cleared
land with 4OO-ft frontaRe CIV
block from main highWsy viii
divide into 4 large lots. Close 10
eterythine found In small sub
urban town Larger and smaller
lots TERRY B SIMMs. CT.
b-4350 RIA a-SUa~
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RIO apartment zoning. corner
OF SultlRnd road and southern ave
hue. Prince Georges County. Sewer
and water. Excellent site for semi
luxury apartments IA minutes
from CAPITOL $4,000 takes IL
G. G DUTY. 3l0 Investment Bids
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Gentleman,s Estate

AHVaN4AItII4 . LDJd IC
On main highway close TO water
acres all clear. excellent soil Toh
gsfn, uouole. garage. other bldgs
local Tor roadside stand or many
other purposes, main house lust
restored IN neW-house Condition
inside ana out, 4 bedrooms, bath
KIT, din, rfn., large iiY. I'M Are.
place picture window. front and
p9aes p9tcnes' one acre In front
.tWn, lovely shade and shrubs
Excellent terms. Completely furn.
I ished
Ruby Downs, Broker
Downs Bldg University 1881
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1000 SO. FIT.

In very attrac mod. hreproof
bldg with > drive-in entrances 20
shop area and Ice plate-glass front
window with showroom and once
pace, 15-ft heiEht. clear span.
heavy wiring Ideal for liaht mfg.
or high-type warehouse use. Avail
able January at reas. rental
Today call WO 6-Oas3
JESS FISHER MANAGEMENT co
1890 K ST. NV Elk. 3-isll
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE,

: ACRES. ON wATER-Lsrge A.
eeorm. house liv. rm.. din. rm..
bath. and another lse. Ist-f sit
ting m or beorm. huge trees.
several small bldgs. 40 nj. on
state road. price, $4,000. when
IS $4,000 above LIST trust Must
sell promptly. JOHN P HAFFORD,
end OF 9TH 81. Deale Beach. Nd.
Call University --34-i
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INDUSTRIAL CITY
INDUSTRIAL PROP. Tor RENT

SILVER SPRING-Aere Of ground
for lease; some with railroad Sid-
Ing. Owner will build TO suit ten
ant. Chester Keller. ~. 5-fiOO.
LEASE, NE. SEC. D. C,--3, 800 II.
or more .i-story bids, drive in
door. enclosed yd. B&O siding
Of add 70 existing bldgs. 20 suit
tenant. HE. 4-SS6S.
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STORES ron REnT
TOP LOCATION

Next 10 theater and drua store
most active hpot in entire area
leases ekpiring, can use cleaning
LIQUOR delieatsssen. etc. IA
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61h 15th ST NV

@OINH y ~ "
NEXT TO KEITHs THEATER
Outstanding location in financial
district. Heavy pedestrian trafic.
Approx 1895 II. VIII remodel for
Responsible tenant.
CAFRITZ, DI. 10000
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BUILDERS, INTENTION


l-ACRE SITES
2 beautiful l-acre homesites near
Congressional Country Club Will
subordinate Finest location. No
competition.
SHAPIRO INC.
l4I3 < St NV Me s-i7l7
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hhLI FUINI-BulIcllg ccntrac-
tors own home: highest quality
construction. exceptional feature.
beautiful location. Must sell. price
upper EOS. M. d c or Fort
Meade. 40 minis Ardrpwe FIELD
OWNER Bill nER N D nnn-
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FAIRLAND-i3& acres fronting
Fairland I'd Good tof subdivision
Evening star., 1957-12-29
WHAT YOUNG PEOPLE THINK
Who Wants to Work for Uncle Sam?

people to work for the Govern
ment are now regarded by
teen-agers as drawbacks They
no longer regard a Federal.
State or city worker as well
paid. self satisfied and a person
of prestige in the community.
Has the Government priced
itself out of the job market?
Or have increased educational
opportunities and continuing
prosperity taken the bloom of
civil service?
The answer to both these
questions would seem to be
yes" from the Nations teen
ayers. but mo" from the cur
rent crop of Job seekers.
According to James Nelson
Of the Civil Service Commission
information Office in Washing
ton, more than 10000 ap-
plications have been received
in the past two years for posi-
tionS requiring college training.
such as statisticians and econo-
mists.
Nelson says the rate at which
job seekers are applying for
Jobs with college prerequisites
is higher than at any other
time in civil service history.
The Government. he adds.
is short Of certain types OF pro-
fesSional workers for whom
there is a great demand. such
as scientists and engineers. but
there is little shortage at the
clerk k-typist level except in
Washington and a few other
large cities.
THE Government is always
seeking young. talented. college
caliber people to become ad-
ministrators and professional
workers" Nelson concluded.
Evening star., 1957-12-29

liked about Government jobs.
what was the greatest attrac-
tion9
Security ranked in first place
among the advantages of work.
ing for the Government with
nearly 40 per cent of both boys
and girls interviewed.
Next came prestige and self
satisfaction. as sanctioned by
IS per cent Of the boys and
Is per cent of the girls.
Fair and equal oppoI sunities
for advancement appealed to
Is per cent of the boys and II
per cent Of the girls. Pension
benefits were cited by less than
5 per cent Of the young people.
and good wages drew a re-
suonse from only / per cent
What are the drawbacks? We
asked.
Evening star., 1957-12-29
Low Wages the Rub

Low wages mot much
chance for advancement
mo outlet for drive or differ
ent ideas little recog-
milton for so much aggrava-
tion"-these comments echo
the majority.
More than 81 per cent OF the
boys and As per cent Of the
girls listed low wages as the
major drawback Of Govern
ment employment.
The Government pay scale.
once a heavy inducement,
holds little attraction for to-
Evening star., 1957-12-29
Officers Elected

Tommy McGarry of st.
Johns has been elected presi-
dent OF the Jefferson Village
Teen Club and his brother.
George. of St. Anthony's. has
been chosen sergeant at arms.
Other officers are Frannie
Butler, of Gonzaga, vice presi-
dent; Mary Hurley. secretary:
Barbara Jeter. corresponding
secretary; Patsy Powell. his
torian, and Roy Campbell.
treasurer, all of Falls Church
High.
Evening star., 1957-12-29
BluirCIub Plans
Scholarship Fund

Montgomery Blair's Key Club
is working to donate a schol-
arship to a student who goes
overseas next summer on an
exchange program.
The Key Club is selling sta
tionery and also sold Christmas
cards to raise money for the
special project. In March the
club will hold a Vice-Versa
Dance.
Steve Fisher. club president.
hopes the club can raise $500
for the scholarship.
Evening star., 1957-12-29
By EUGENE GILBERT
GaOert Youth Research CO.

The Nations largest en-
ployer soon may have trouble
finding recruits to fiIl its jobs.
Who wants to work for the
Government" asks l6-year-old
Betty Tutten of Fort Lauder
dale. Fla. There's no future
In ii"
An overwhelmingly majority
of the teen-agers in the coun-
try seem to agree with her
Less than 4 per cent of the
young people We contacted in q
nationwide survey said they
would like to work for the
Government. Some IS per cent
said they had never given II
the slightest thought. and the
rest wanted no part Of it,
Why? What's wrong with
working for the Federal. State
or city agencies?
Time was when almost every
body was looking for q civil
service position
When the great waves of i'm
migration were sweeping over
this country in the late 18th
century and still later in the
mass unemployment Of the de-
preston in the l930S. Govern
ment jobs were avidly sought
Evening star., 1957-12-29
Northwestern Sets
Athletic Program

The annual All-Northwestern
Night program will be held
January 20 in the gym Of
Northwestern High School.
Basketball. wrestling. acroba-
tics and between game shows
will be featured during the eve
ming.
The wrestling match viii be
with Wakefield High School
and the varsity basketball game
will be with Oxon Hill.
Evening star., 1957-12-29
Mexican Club
|Off to New York

The Mexican Exchanse Club
|of Northwestern High School
will go TO New York from jan
uary 10 through IL. About 55
students will take the trip and
visit places of interest. Mary
Greenwood, senior, who is in
charge Of plans for the trip.
Figures the excursion will cost
each student less than $39.
Evening star., 1957-12-29

DAYS high school students. who
soon will be heading out to
hunt for jobs.
Even working for the diplo-
matte service left something TO
be desired.
The only Government jobs
i know about are the diplo-
matte ones-and they don't
pay" complained l7-year-old
Martin Bennett Of Philadel-
phia.
Young people also seemed
troubled by Government Sc
curity requirements and Hatch
Act provisions against political
activity IN civil service jobs.
To 90 per cent OF the boys
and 81 per cent Of the girls
working for the Government
meant surrendering to certain
restrictions on self-expressiOn.
Less than 4 per cent thought
the Governments education
and experience requirements
we're too high and less than 2
per cent worried about ad-
Fancement opportunities.
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about it," said 15-year-old Allan
Herbert Of Gary. Ind.
Dolores Cooper, Is, Of Los
Angeles, said her schoolmates
we're taught q good deal about
the Government but very little
about the people who work for
it-"so we never think Of work.
ing for it."
With the exception Of Sc
curity. the tangibles and in
tangibles that once attracted
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No Publicity

But a surprising number Of
youngsters-23 per cent OF the
boys and % per cent Of the
girlS = said one reason they
never gave a thought to work.
ing for the Government is that
they seldom heard about Job
opportunities.
I'VE just don't hear much
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young people are still vitality
interested in security.
But q majority of young peo-
pie are not interested in Gov
ernment jobs.
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LESLIE ROSENBERG. II. ninth grader
at North Bethesda Junior High-"What
meant the most to me was not making
cheerleader. wanted TO very much but
/ couldn't because I was sick during the
tryouts. Elyis Presley is going to be
drafted. and that means lot to me be-
cause I'm one of his fans and he won't
be able to make movies or anything"
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Once O Privilege

To be q policeman. a letter
carrier or a grade one clerk. in
those days. was to be person
of no little stature in the
neighborhood. He works for
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Why the Change?

What has brought about this
change in attitude toward work.
ing for the Government?
First. We asked what they
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JEAN JACKSON. Is. eighth grader at
Banneker Junior Winning a cita-
ton for being a good youth leader and
member Of the Junior Police Club. That's
civic and social club. got the citation
from the Peoples Congregational Church.
Another event I'll always remember was
seeing Queen Elizabeth when she was
here and telling her about our club"
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Talking 1t Over

The yeor Of 1857 IS almost gone, but some OF the
will In9er for yeors TEEN osked five students,
Whot Event in 1857 Meont the Most to Tou? Here ore
their answers: