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$50
4-Life Of Riley. Comedy.

4-Lite OF Riley. Comedy.
After You've Gone" Riley de-
cides to be more thouohtfuI CT
Peg but his plan TO turn over o
new Ieof olmost bockfires. Viii
liam Bendix, Marjorie Reynolds.
7-CoIt As. Western.
Circle Of Feor." Contrasting
characters depend on Chris Colt
to sove them otter stooecooch
ambush by the Apoches. Woyde
Preston, ToI Avery.
9-Zone Grey Theoter.
THE Shorp- Shooter" A rifle
man runs into more ounfire than
he borooined for. Chuck Corners.
Dennis Hopper. Left Erickson.
900
AN SquGd. Adventure.
7-Fronk Sinotro Show.
Guests: Eide Adams. Ston Frebero.
9-PhiI SiIvers Show. Comedy.
Serot. BiIko is invited to spend
his furlouoh with on excl friend
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FRIDAY

9-The Lineup. Police.
THE Louie Lawrence cose." An
old man dies from q pistol whip
ping and police, minus clues, set
out to trock down the brutoI
killer. Worner Anderson, Tom
TuIly.
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alNu VIII, d-bl24 any time.
CARPENTEn WORK Of all kinds,
Pump service, ReaH prices. Free
estimates, ~, A-at4h,
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cnlna fs). mali, mattresses. hahl
butlef, stroller, metal twin bed
nnfa russ nEie, fnruma tatl
ana 2 chaiFs' Ma, s-na1f'
DAIRY cAsE aell-aervloe. waikiki
cooler. lO-h Hul showcase, msS
block. rheck-odt waaonn. bafl
seat from cnfry-al car, eefl
reasonably priced TX. 1-aAaa,
and chair. eray. u
both IA qrssi1.
DIP FREEzn. Il 90. u. chest iyps
wsHiIl a. Sienas M 40 1873 slssss' $50
DFHuMfnIFlnR = sears. used
season, cost So sell for sfS, cR
DELIcATEssEN CASE. SIT, 500,
sonssi,,aaon slbo' Must sell NO
DISK, MAHOGANY, once, aitsa,
tnia good cond AID 4-4HeR.
DISKS, lee selee neW, used Man,
ciRcLR aie lth a. nv.
DEskf. antique roll TOP, Empire
also mon. llaht nah. knabr an.
flght piano. en-, cab, OF. u-sfHi
DIAMOND, 20 settle estate. ~,
diamond cluster. dinner RING, np.
eai ssfor rYp Aus s'' vs. a ~ Gs'S7s7..
DfAMOND--Mans ~ pts,. excellent
quality cost, sos. Must sell
500. 80, s-fad4
DIAMONDS - $40 10 $1,000.
mony-hack guarantee. NATIONAL
PAWNnRoKKRe, 1901 Tee hWv,
hessiyn,'- foot Kew BFidse
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DIAMONDS
UNREDEEMED

Ladvs approx. exact. nm
est American-cut dla-
mond, set IN vs., dla mtR.
= oargain, out OF pawn. i.
Mans eh-ct,. hlehly bril-
liant, naahy, nice-Color
diamond, finest American
cut. set IN handsome i4-k.
yR. Gypsy mtg; q terrife
bargain. Only ~.
Lady's lsa-ct. nawless. spar-
king diamond, set IN pop
ular if-k. W.. miracle top
mtg; q real buy. Only ,
Lady'S .h-ct.. emerald cut.
unusually attractive IN an-
pearance. hne, blue-white
hrilliant-center diamond,
set IN Mat, with , side
eaguettesi unredeemed.
Only 3
Lady's approx. set. nashy.
hlue-white center dia-
mond. tremendous show;
set In plain 4-prong Tif-
fanny setting. out OF pawn,
At a bargain. Only 3
Lady's tvin-diamon ring. set
with , diamonds. weight,
orfui and e bssltifuliy de-
signed with u full-eut
side diamonds In shank;
g0rFeous ring at an ex-
ccptionally low price I'M
redeemed pledge. Only 2
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S ~ Slis sas sAiTs5s es . ssIps 20.
rshi YEA Can Nm. EARLes'
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THE FRENCH POODLE

1893 CONN, AVE. end FLOOR
Park Free Corner Conn. and r
Hours Daily II AN. To $50 Pm
CO. 5-29al
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BAkKRF EoUIFmENT-e0-at rea,
mixer. Oliver bread sllcsr. nurk
ga roll dlgider. Hobart alleet
h.p. Fafnr. como. tAia-f
Mode Inland ave ne. co
lnANKgY Eoutr' -Mixsr. hobart
bread alicef and : fefriktfatora
VIOLA -be| CD table, cash realatfr
~ aiep wllse e,s blvd a. A-aaso
BANIO-olbson. masterione. 500
eenn Martin mandolin, reason
able "a, N-4en1,
nEAUTf SHOP EouIP.. no reason,
able olI9r refused he elc fan, =,
speed pedestal. customer and girl
maahge table, excel cond. rounf
qin, rnai table aud misc. furnish,
innt, IA. H-N15n
Bids. 2 twin. With head boards
ma,i ~ i % ss.lsiIai SAY ''''p''
BID, solid cherry. twin sire, almosl
new $50 Call TX. 1-O9Ou. bet
! and 4, Mon, through ~,
BAD, OH mapie. with rood spring.
and mattresses, SEQ. u
Y. nnn
BEDs, ?. twin. blue. With mattr
and Epr match dresser, mapli
7 cble, bed, maitF. and apri mapli
secretary, Enc. cond, Reas, NE
4.fNfui
Bids, bunk OF twin, maple fnish
guard rail and ladder $50. WI
Bed, sPRlN0. mattresa. $50
npu 'ssrrsasso' rus $40 Phen'
BID, twin mahogAny metal hes
cond,, ssb. oil, e-e9ia.
BED and foam mattretl, sinsle
s.b; also anow chain. 50. .kOf
18th 81, NV. apt, aO7,
BEDRM. SET, complete, doubl,
\ bed. beautyrest matt. ana springs
blond walnut; SIS. EN-. a-ahHs
BEDROOM SUITE. mahog,; tvir
beds. rug. i2xiA, Atwood, fora
pattern reasonable, UN. a.pO3a
BEDROOM SUITE. movlng mus
sell. ! DC. blond mahogany. al
with plate glass tops. Large 2 sec
I tlonaf curved foam rubber sofa
all for SlS5, HE. 4-0e0a.
BEDRM. FURN.-Dble. bed frame
maple. ? twin-size mattresses ane
springs; comb. radio-phono IN ma
hogany cabinet; reas. JU 7-7a4b
BEDROOM SUITE, walnut. 3 pcs.
with mattress: very nood condi,
ton. 800. JE. 4-a9s0.
BEDRM. SUITE. almost but mol
quite ANTIQUE; 7 pieces. Circassiar
l walnut GOOD conds Sl9b. IA
BEDRM. SET. maple, includel
springs and matt. Also extra bed
barRain. Ov. 3-i446.
BEDROOM sUITE-Assume no pay.
ments Of Si3.54 per month aftel
small down payment on modern
J apiece chest, double dressers, mir.
/ Tor. bookcase bed. MARIO FUR
/ NITUhE Co, 1923 l4th 81. NV.
BEDROOM SUITE. maple hne DUAL.
ity, excel. eond. 500. LU. 2-S0ea
after n am.
BEDRM. SUITE, 3-piece; Beauty
rest mattress. Very reasonable,
IL 3-667l.
BEDRMs 3 pieces. and Zenith
console s-w radio and record
player. Call OIL. 6-7i3l
BENDIx DIAL-A-MATIc WASHER,
good mechanical condition: SIS.
10. 2-7434.
BICYCLE. Firestone Super Cruiser.
lady's. 26-in. balloon tire. orig.
$50. never used; $40 cash, frm.
OIL. 6-7S60.
BICYCLE. Girls 2O-in. schwinn
with training wheels. Siebert tri-
cycle and Mercury pedal car
Phone KE. 6-9332.
BICYCLE-Hercules English racer,
36"; like new. 3-speed gears: S35
or best offer. OIL. 4-033a.
BICYCLE, boys. % In. English.
good condition. Browning SOFA.
BICYCLE, girls. 24-in. Murray;
practically new, SOS. OIL 4-Sa43
BICYCLE, girls s6-in. Bendix, blue
excellent condition; S25. OIL
6-724S.
BICYCLES, boys and girls. 90
| "a and % in. SIS each. 1888
Rhode Island ave. ne. trearl.
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general home I'M.
protemenAi attiet nnthed; rec,
rms. reaa. prlcea. ~. b-.t'sh all
day SUM- weekday, after y pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10


ADDREssINQ MACHINE. Eplelt
S nSssl i ssfts. we . Pc; Iced
am COMPRESSOR. sef. bol spsa,
MIR, asil NJ ~ NV PE' a-Nslfb
AIR cOhpRRsS0Rs. motors. fans
blades, pumps, parta. fepeilkl
EiRcfRic rouiP coRp. W.
sherman ave. n,v~ AID e-ien0
arm coNDITIoNKRs. nsu "a unit,
a. terrlnc saYlneH Tor cahh BUYERS
PARAMOUNT CO.. seO1 Ga ave
NV No. a-fAoN Free nafklne
AIR-c oNDITIoNER. s-ton Frlrid.
Aire. with tower. very nood work
Ina order ib.ton York, needs
zone repair AIR DickEN. Ap,
ArR o0NDIrfoNERs eei, s.-sor
Vornado, saah type. sleo "a, OF
will exchange for fnnemfnt-typl
units, ~ h-007f,
AIR CONDITIONER. Mathes, 1857
10. b.RO4O
AIR cONDiTIoNERs, IKE nev, 3.
ton and 7ta-ton. $500 70 $1,000
s AT nsy h Pslsa sn br ssec
gray-ereen color value SIS yd.l
sell ~ I'd. Also same quantity new
aalt-and. pepper shade reversible
carpet, - I'd, No. 1-Odhn.
AIR COND.. Carrier i is-ton. i4,sOo
3D. usfd isw tinss oni my; !, 81 ssi
smaller units in trade EM, a-aasa
am CONDITIONER, Peaders. 80
s Iod li a.,. .gsn' NJ Ipsr aagsii
AIR CONDITIONER, RcA acton
perfect cond.i can BE- seen In op-
GRAFTON; $50. OF. 4-sasi.
AIN CONDITIONER. RcA whirl'
pool. Ike new must sell movine
Call XII. s-4stT,
AIR Condolences INSTALLED,
serviced or repaired. guaranteed
By experts. the savinrs are star
Ting. ALSO BUY ANY QUANTITY.
SIZE OR CONDITION. RAYMOND
burg. Nd oaithersbure 1893.
AIR CONDITIONER easement
1887 chrysler custom air temp
4. ton. AZ amp; used 1 day; 500
LII. 2-a3Sl,
AIR CoND. (e) CHRYsLER Deluxl
iIbv. Easement units, "a ton ; II
and >. ton Si3b. IA. 4-2ess,
AIR C0NDITI0NERs- 1883. Nev
"a and 1 HIP. ilh volt. ~ amp
1Ose above cost ZEPHYR 5hEEl
METAL CO., $50 N. jackson. 81
VA. e::2'ds. open sun I'll :
AYR CONDITIONER, Philco. i5-ton
ivory, excel cond. $50. = lge
MIRRORS. RA. 6-is34.
AIR CONDITI0NER, acton Emer.
son, for easement window; new
cond.; $3.50. UN. 4-S07d,
AIR COND. acton Philco. Attr. con-
sole Csmt. or sash. PERI. cond
Excl, val AID. $4,000. Elk. sos.
AIR COND.. westinghouse, wind
model, good eonc exchange for
freezer JU s-62S2.
Air Conditioner Close-out
Must sell entire stock Of 1898
air conditioner No reasonable
oiier refused We must move these
air conditioners. We carry GE.
Feeders, Chrysler. Kelvinator,
Phiico and Gibson air condition
teed STANDARD TIRE a BAT
Terry co 10th and u g ne
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nnKAkFn0Nf. magnificent excel
lent condition Good bay, on
4-te0e
BUILDING mATERIALs - uAed
'iaa. rs. 81 y. ~ s a.S.as
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REPAIRS q SERVICE

ADDITIONS. GARAGES, so years
experience. white builder; plans
furnished. oil. 4-955a any time
SUNDAY; after s p.Tn. weekdays.
ADDITIONS, porches, garages, rec
rooms. FLA imam. D. c. and Nd.
HI. p-hO3l any time
ADDITIONS, PORCHES. recreation
rooms: free eStimates: terms. AC-
TON, 10. a-d64o.
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REIINED coLoREp dIRL desires
Inv, child care. h, q. educ. 5000
rrft. hU. d-uola. los
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coLoRED HIGH SCHOOL sradu,
ate wisnes 700. chic care, tono
oil eniIdren, INV. Ii. o-bOl4
cOLORED MS. GRAD. wishes jot
cnlla care fono VI children
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10

coLonsD 0iRl- liant housswosE
and enid care LU' i.aJis.
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CoLORED 0lnL desires e.h.w. o.
DAYS work daYa ~ a.ninI
oIRL. CoL0nkD, would llke s.h.r,.
aays reisrsnees' e-aas wesk' IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10

am ceepiIlgNkss: nss ~ unit
nv 40. Ss.iHaA Frss nartins
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GiaL. coiorea: wand reEular work,
pm. tnrounn alnnar or hotei
NolE aHtn. Ia ..l1uh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10

GsaL. coiorso. wants eniid care,
ONCE mad, Inv. expcr,, fun OF
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AIR c0ND.. Carrier i 5-ton. i4,s0C
btu, used few times oniy. cost
Ks1O, sell 5000. Nav consider
amaIler units IN trade ~. a-.lls4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10

-coNDITIoNER. k-ton Frlrid.
Aire. with tower, very nood work
Ina order, ib.ton York needs
some repair AIR DickEN. APi
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C0LOksD oIRL wants lob; ehiid
care, days week. ~. J-eI2a. |.
GIRL, colored, desires Inv. and
chic eaIe, iul or part time. Refs.
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APPLIANCES-Gas range. 40 in
Tappen q. TX, lge. oven. visus
door. Westghs. lndrmat, auto
CT. 6-4154.
AoUARIUMS 90; 2-IO gal; 100
piston pump, stands. supplies
Call after : pm, tn c-3Sn5.
AQUARIUMs-tsnks and. eauip
Breeding Angels, Seats. Black Lac
Angels, and others. Put Party
1913 e0th 81. ne.
AQUARlUMS. with refiectors; also
sets OF . with stand many siEes
EN- 3-l41l
ATTIC FAN KITS, fan blades, far
parts. largest stock in the city
HARCO EQUIPMENT CORP. c41;
Sherman ave. NV.
AUTOMATIC WASHER, whirlpool
With suds saver, good condition
$50. VII 6-6l17. 10.
barry BED, stork line kantve
mattress. excellent condition. $50
so. S-3Rf4.
BABY FURNITURE = crib. mat
tresses and springs: $50 each TO
Get. WA. 5-9052.
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Mat COL0kED olnL deslrss JOB
A. enarwolnan % ehaaheur. exec
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10

CuLOaaD GIRL wants JOB As baby
sis.s. Or m0shsrs helper ~
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ADDITIONS. rms. pQFches. doFmers
earports. pailoa, ialouaIf1. scftfna
ng mensI. en- MIL e l Ris es1Ess.
day o. niskt ior free ssiimsiss'
Afn coNDfTI0NERs INsfALLED'
also seIticed 81 rtpaifed EnAI-
mss hAgn6Nb. 40. woo.
AWNINGS. ROOFING. SIDING.
porchea. Heneral home repairn.
Iu A-anh1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10

MIDDLK -AoED. lntslllssnt white
a. compmnlon 10 older person
pleasant surroundings more in.
poftaht than aalafg. Wo. e-oIpo,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10

slRla COLORkD. reliable, depend.
aole. desires uh.w, child care.
sAper, oayt PET week. hA'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10

CvLOkED 0lkL, desires work sat.
1aeaSa. Cas- lor aick sun, Au.ou
aay aud car iafe, AZ. 2-v4ei,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10

ATTRACTIVE uermaa LADY, AZ,
healtn1, honest. reliable. wishes
nouaeaecplna position. prefer
nentlemanp home o. elderly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10

CARPENTRY. senerai jobbina. home
improvements. remodellng. store
ironts' nxtures' nrlckSork. plas-
EDDtk HOWELL. ~, a-lO6i.
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MIDDLE .A0ED. intelllaent while
ChrlatIan Noman desires Do4ilion
a. companion % older personl
pleasant aurroundlnes more inl'
poftaht than aaiafs. Wo' o-o,eo.
ATTRACTIVE usFman lady. "A.
nea"ee eepine posiiies nf@1sr
nenlemans home o. elderly
coun|f. wno an aponaofl n
bLlhh, AZ Cecil AZ, Toronto, Ont
WANT DAYS wORk, or week. Ref
erences, Phone WA h-2n,l2,
elnl- COLOnkD. reliable, depend
aole, desires g.h.wa child care.
eAper.i daya pet week. IA.
a.lu-0,
C0LOnKD 0lnL desires gh.w. o.
dayt work D days. ~, a-hip'it
GlRL, COL0nKD, would like ans (.
aaye reiersncesi S-oay vesk. II.
a.ibfb.
coLORsD 0IRLs liant houssworE
ana enid care. ~, i.a.htd.
MAT COLORkD 0lnL desires ioh
A. cnafWonan o. chauffeur. exec.
rrl6. IA, f-hHff.
REtINED COLORED GIRL desifes
tsss. M. S-Ssls " ~
oigL. ooiorea: wand resular work,
Soi sn a. sai0 Ssl s eiaRss OF n'''i
GlAL. eoloreo, wants enid care.
pa.s tlnie, RA. b-1Dhl.
OvlOkED GlkL, desires work sat.
1a~aSa. caas lor aick sun, su.oV
al
IvAvakO GIRL desires JOB. chld
.art. nkper, Az. l-lwpt.
CvLOasD 6iRL wants iob Is baby
slsst. VI mOthera helper. ~.
-.sOfl.
tOLOakD GIRL desires care Of
eaiiareh Of employed parents. ",
--o-co,
c .sys az. SI. s:,i want: ~ S7s emu.
GIRL, colored. desires Inv. and
chic care, iuil or part time. Refs.
GIRL. colored. wants days work
Tues., Weu.. 1nurs. ana Sat.
Experienced. IL. J-sggb.
COLORED HIGH SCHOOL Gradu.
ate Wlsnes 700. cnilu care, fond
oil enldren, INV. IL. o-bOl4.
COLORED ms. GRAD. wishes job
cnIla care. fono VI children.
Law. la. H-bUla.
COLORED LADY desires light
housevork anu chila care. ket-
efences. DE. 2.14s4.
COLORED LADY wants child care
ana Inv. reis. ana exper. ~.
t-UiDa.
COLORED LADY desires day,s
vorK. expeI. ironer. Lu. l-unl4.
COLORLD LADY from \; Caroline ina
dependable. Tu. 2-lJsO.
ExPER. C0LORED- LADY desires
saw. child care or day's work;
recent refs. Ii. 1-s54A.
COLORED LADY desires gh.w,
S SeIlo S sfss alba sf IN VI 0u'' ''''
COLORED LADY wishes ironing
evenings. Win pick up and denver.
CoL0RED WOMAN desires days
work. elssninE; lsunaIy. heis'
WOMAN, eolored; desires day work.
. Tues. Thurs PrL Refs. no. =
4tlb.
COLORED WOMAN wishes Job As
cay WORKER or eharwoman. ~, z
,436.
COLORED WOMAN wishes days
WorK OF any kind. RIA. b-S53l.
COLORED WOMAN wants 5 days
week or days work; exper.; RES
After 4 sun, JU. g-22al. q
COLORED WOMAN wants DAYS
work; good refs. Tues. and Wed.
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CEMENT WOhk-LarHe on small
waterproonng white mechanics
JACK sPARkEs. Bu. 3-243S CHI
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nAsEMENTa duE under exllline
houses. free esiimatei Terms. b, C..
Nd, Va ACTION, ~. a-s0aa.
BnICk AND BLOCK WORK free
este no Job 100 small uhite man.
guaranteed work. FL 4-hNaA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10

IOAvakD OlnL desires JOB. chnd
eart. nkper, Az. l-lwhb.
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CEMENT WORK

Odds and ends Of any type done.
70 ioe too small: for Prompt,
fR hssma 's any time can Wilt SLsp mech
anic LII. a-34ee,
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cARPENTRr-Patloa, eli decorat.
ina. and remodeline. Brick and
cement work. rec. I'm. painting.
ylhglls ,ssentfasicg, pas. *, q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-04
An Invitation
To DISASTER

Today - railroads pay nearly three
times as much in retirement taxes as
is paid by employers under the general
Social Security Laws.
Despite this fact, labor organizations
representing railroad employees are
now urging Congress to enact bills =
S. 1913 and H.R. 1853 = that would
sharply boost railroad taxes in order to
increase the already generous retire
ment and unemployment insurance
benefits enjoyed by railroad workers.
This action is being taken in reckless
disregard of the fact that the railroads
are in desperate financial straits. This
has been recognized by Congress which
has passed legislation to meet the need
of the railroads for emergency help.
In seeking the imposition of massive
increases in railroad taxation, the labor
organizations are asking Congress to
act with glazing inconsistency.
The proposed bills would add nearly
$500 million year to the payroll costs
of already overburdened and financially
distressed railroads. ;.
The rate of taxation paid by rail-
roads and their employees for retire
ment purposes would be increased next
year by 81 per cent and ultimately,
when the full amount of added taxes
takes effect, by IS per cent.
Present unemployment tax rates
upon the railroads would be increased
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-04

by 50 per cent and railroads would
be paying four times the unemploy-
ment insurance taxes paid by industries
covered by the state unemploy-
ment systems = even though under
present laws the minimum benefits
for railroad workers are higher than
the maximum paid in two-thirds of
the states.
Employment in the railroad indus
try has decreased sharply in the past
twelve months and in May was lower
than at any time in this century. The
proposed increase in payroll taxes
would have. the inevitable effect of
further reducing railroad employment.
Already, railroad employees receive,
in wages and payroll taxes paid by the
companies for their benefit, about 81
cents out of each dollar of revenue the
railroads collect. Under the terms of
a contract already in effect, railroad
wages will be increased 7 cents an hour
in November this year. This and other
automatic increases in payroll costs
during the year will add about $3.50
million on an annual basis to railroad
labor costs.
In the face of such facts, another
addition of nearly 5000 million a year
to railroad payroll costs, as proposed
in S. 1913 and H.R. 1853, would be
an invitation to disaster for the rail-
roads-with grave consequences to the
economy and the defense Of the nation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-04

Association Of American Railroads
Washington. D. c.
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Settlement House
Teacher Honored

Miss Madeline Trumper. q
volunteer piano teacher At the
Christ Child Settlement House
since 1852. was given = special
award for her work last night
at the settlements annual
volunteers night.
-Four Holy Cross College
scminarians also received
awards for volunteer work at
the house nt COS Massachusetts,
avenue NE. They are James
McOranth. Joseph oDonnell.
Maurice Amen and Dennis
Freemal. Thirty-seven Trinity
College students also were
honored.
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our most potent weapons" in
the struggle 10 maintain the
ideas Of the free world.
At present there Il an ex-
cess supply Of newsprint. he
said. adding: yet II price did
not quickly rise during short
ages. neither has II suddenly
decreased during the present
supply excess"
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act effectively regarding their
activities"
At another point he said:
mo anal conclusions as 10 the
competitive status Of this In
dustry are now possible"
A feature Of the Defense Pro-
duction Act Is q tax amortixa-
ton plan on plant expansion as
an incentive for American pro-
ducers 10 increase facilities Tor
production. This program has
helped boost American news
print production capacity by
about 40 per cent. Mr.. Rogers
reported.
vital 10 Democracy
Importance Of the newsprint
supply In keeping alive demo-
cratic processes through free
fiow Of ideas" was stressed In
the report.
The adequacy Of newsprint
supply and the reasonableness
Of its price has q direct bearing
upon the effectiveness Of the
press as an instrument for vide
dissemination Of information
and thought" Mr.. Rogers said.
He termed newsprint zone Of
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Production Act. II was sub
mltted TO the President and
the Congress May Q.
The act requires the Attorney
General 10 make industrial
surveys 70 determine factors
that might promote undue
concentration Of economic
power"
The newsprint industry. Mr..
Rogers noted, vigorously de-
niles collision but with equal
vigor denies access TO the rec
ords which might dispel the
doubt"
Not Subject 70 Subpoena
Were q grand jury to be i'm
paneled TO probe price-fixing,
records of American companies
could be obtained by subpoena.
But since ree-fourths Of the
American supply comes from
Canada, and since foreign
corporations are not subject TO
subpoena here. grand jury pro-
ceedines do not seem feasible.
The Attorney General de-
clared that "the behavior Of
newsprint prices creates con-
siderable doubt as to the COM
petitiveness OF the industry"
All producers today quote
identical delivered prices "de-
spite significant cost differ
ences." he pointed out. declar-
ing that contract prices have
increased Gin almost unvarying
amounts" over the last rs years
with virtually no decreases.
On Both Sides Of Border
The producing industry Is
partly owned and partly
located on both sides Of the
Canadian United States border.
Yet. company groups operate as
a unit without regard to the
jurisdictions In which their
parts are organized" Mr..
Rogers said.
"a network Of cooperating
associations YIELDS the industry
into q common interest group.
superbly self-informed. which
presents a united front to the
public and to the governments
concerned" he reported.
The site Of the corporate con-
troll of many Of the units is so
elusive" Mr.. Rogers said, that
neither nation is wholly able to
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Newsprint Price-Fixing
Proof Seen Blocked
BY HOWARD L. DUTKIN
star star writer

the Justice Department suspects the newspnt industry
Of prce-xng practices but cannot 10 books and
records TO Substanie ths Attorney General Rogers said
IN q report released yesterday.
Mr. Rogers view expressed his quarterly report
on selected industries under terms Of the Defense
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