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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-21

away from politics IL 20 read
book about enc OF the most skilled
politicians ~ cur times Allen
Barklsy ths bate Weep
The book ts titled Il Married
The Weep MS BY Jane T. Rarkley
a. told TO Frances spatr Leighton
Vanguard 81 49, It's a delightful
story and throws new light on this
courtiy Kcntuckiau man who
helped 10 make This Capital a
brighter and pleasanter city.
AZ one polnt IN inc narrative
Mrs parkley tells ~ thc time
she was invited to a party az the
homo of Gwen CafritH she came
vita sone other friends, bat since
she was there Just the ample, IN
known Haeley from Sc Loais, NO
hc,iy paid her much attention she
was left % wander around until
Rarkhy noticed her loneliness He
had uaot her iast the Night before
AZ smother rarty she WAS taken
with him a, once bNs had no idea
Row he fslt about her
Barklsy already IN his Tu'&
took Per sssae and IN ~ tic,s they
were laughing ard talking small
TAIN aut On terrace away from
shc o,ser guests They wers away
quite a while and me Absence q
ths vice President was rather
sorrisly braurh, 70 their attentian
by Mrs CARTS
she wanted Bsrkley b conse ~
ths table and ,c,a him 40 in her
usual f>rthrigh, manner ~Mr vicc
prus3e VII yoa cCrue 20 Ere
table row Plsass Everythinw is
sat Tne hesa table - wait
ug Mrs Rarkisy recalls Mrs
CanNH saying
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-21
Quip : Q = Grams

Imitation and be usnoyntrod the Unor
secretary a. a., Treasury understand ms
nsen are AZ he
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-21

Isuaau replied something like. 'Oh.
Gwen Yes. Yes of course. Be
right there But instead OF going
into dinner he resumed talking
A few moments later Gwen was
back. Mr. Vice President, she
said again. Ard again BarkIcy
sid, just a minute, Give me Just
minute
Then Mrs Earlgiey writes,
Mrs Cafutz walked back 70
the house she didnt look az me.
II she bad wouldn't have been
surprised II there had been some
thing dagger IKE in her eye
But Jane ard AIbcn continued
their conversation. Again after a
lengthy walt Mrs Cafritz was
back iuxg1ug a, the Vice prcsi-
Gent ~Mr vice President. abe
said dinner is being SERVED ard I
want you 70 at az ny table
WHY Gvundolyn my dear. the
Weep repls,i there's no place IN
tho world "a rather s,, IN Be
there IN Ws rsinute
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-21

LOOKING pACGERs - MIS-
Rark,cy gvpoFts that ira old gvat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-28
$l,738,ooo
In Public
Units OK'd
Recent building permits Is
sued by the District include:

aucu W tuc DlhtflCt tnciuue.
National CAPITAL Housing Authority.
owner, il2n New York ave. n.w.i build
er pot selected william NJ Denton. iry
and Frank Duane ,nrchitects. ~
sSd one st s2'saans i TSq sasss
building. IN the hrat and 100 blocks Of
Ridge n Sc, 5000 block y 81, SO. 100
block Anaeo.tie ID. Sc; 900 block 37th
., ~. and 200 block 35th pl, a.s,
National Capital Housing Authority.
owner, i1.0 New York ave NV build
~ not selected chatelain, oauger 4
Nolan, arehitectss 10 apartment build
Slosk 'e'llInI ~ unit ~ ~ az shs d 65ss
? q. s.wg 1900 and 500 blocks Pirst
~ twa 1900 block Half 81 sw,. 1900
second s.oea esna ~ ,a,s s sna s9 soa oless
ka ave and Mas ave NV. builder mol
selected; Faulkner, klngsbury a stem
house. architects: TO build one 7-story
student resident hall, $500 Nebraska
" Posomss ep rsesp,s op se".p ca own.,,
een Z q. n,v.i suiider not selected; 70
9gild one e-story electric substatlon.
2laO n ~ Nv; cost $500, 900,
reliable stores. Inc, owners, 3iB Tth
dPand clinS Tsy SEn'' s sS ssIe'r z
build one l-story addition 70 store SIS
7th 81. nv; cost, S7b. 600.
Jerome Scott. Inc. owner. 1i20 W
svsi nv Coastal Cont. a Ems Inc. I;
erect one 4.story apartment house rs
unitsl, 7is Park I'd. NV: cost S1O. 900
Willam. o. Chapman owner, co
D9nohoe Construction Co, 3f4 PENN
yNania ave. Sc; Donohoe construc-
uon Co.. Inc, builder. Wendell B. Hal.
$3.50 Macarthur blvd. NV; cost,
Aaron Pauison. owner. 1920 New
YORK ave, NV builder not selected:
WV'ss-ssory s spsrtm me- ao 80 unitsl' SIS
Jerome l.. Bernstein. owner, 222f
Washington ave, Silver Spring: builder
not selected: Norman Kertzman, archi-
tect; 70 erect one-story car wash, b75s
Georgia ave: cost. $4,000.
Bethesda aw Msns ns s,. SeS sS arss
Harper i Bartlett. S owners sTs'V. seOs
bladensburg I'd. ne; builder not Sc
lected; Daumit a. Sargent. architects:
% erect one-story dwelling. 1888 3ist
oaraham Lytle. owner and builder.
arehitect: 10 erect three-story dwelling.
3305 Dent pl NV: cost, $4,000.
Prank 8 Phillips, owner and builder.
92I 10th st. NV; William H. Shoe
maker, architect; 70 erect one two-story
awelling. 4b3b W st. NV: cost,
Jouett shouse, owner. 1910 Phnws
=. A. Baker Co, builder: Oertrude
Sawyer, architect; TO erect addition 10
dwelling, repairs 10 existing dwelling,
1919 st. n.w.i cost, $1,000.
woodward & Lothrop, owners, 1025
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-28
SILVER SPRING
92I7 AKrnIn Ave-

Nearly new spacious brick RAM
bier, 3 large bedrooms, 21s baths,
separate dining room, carp0rt,
full basement with exit, beau
tiful wooded lot (IOOx2OO).
Priced for immediate sale. Trade
Of smaller home considered.
Div, Out Georgia Are. TO Arcoid
Are, rioht blocks to open"
sion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-28

l4Ql Pauline Dr., CHEVY Chase. Nd,
way ~, arehitecti 10 build one l.
si0fOO.
pr. Clause q. walker. owner, 3iO3
GA. ave, NV builder not selected
Lewis w GILES, architecti 70 build
3iO3 o., ave. NV; cost, $4,000.
RBK DEVELOPMENT Corr, owner and
builder ifS Kennedy 81 nv? Jack
G, Cohen architect; 20 erect one l.
story dwelling, bais Eastern ave. ne;
cost. SIS, 900
owners, eOi-B Tower Buiidlna; builder
not selected. 20 build one i-story eas-
oline service station, oAb Brentwood
"a. ne; cost $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-28
Furrine Strips Are q Must
To Finish Basement Walls

purpose behind II Is 10 provide
an air-spaee between the base
ment walls and the new finish
and thereby prevent an ac-
emulation Of moisture and
dampness behind the finish.
Many homeowners have felt
that because they never had
any water In the cellar II was
safe 20 set the new finish right
on the cellar wall: but they
are mistaken.
As the walls are well below
ground level In the average
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-28

OF air.handilng units and duct work
1913 g. NV; cost. si0.0O0.
n, 8. johnson. owner and builder.
gao cleathayen DR.. Silver sprlne
Homer J. smith, architect 10 erect
one l-stoFv DWELLING, i20 Van Buren,
81. NV: cost $4,000.
Qa. ave, nv: Doolan Elevator serv-
elevator, SiOe-6s Ga ave. nv: s cost.
Atlantic Investment Corn. owner,
and builders, sheraton Buflding. Fis
ared Mowery, architect; 70 build one
ns,stery dwelline. 1919 pumbarton
Louis and Sarah Brooks. owners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-28
NEW HAMPSHIRE
GARDENS
sIIs Hommond Ave.

Modern brick and stone Rambler
with full basement and rec. room.
Six spacious rooms, III baths,
screened porch, excellent eOndl-
tion, reasonable down payment
under FLA, 25 or 80 year loan
available. Price greatly reduced.
Div: Out Nete Hampshire Ave. to
University BIDd., left TO LockneV
Ape., left 70 Hammond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-28
HlLLANDALE FOREST
l02l0 Green Forest Dr..
4 Bedrooms, ; Boths
New SnIif-leVeI Home

Living room with fireplace, dining
room, beautiful kitchen, 26-ft.
recreation room, Gear garaGe,
prestige location. Terms or trade.
Dir. ." Out New Hampshire Are. to
Ponder Mil Rd., right to Green
Forest Dr., right to Pecks open"
sion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-28

house. they win begin 10 sweat
n they are covered up. The
result Is bound 10 be an accu-
mutation Of waterbugs and
vermin. plus q musty odor.
In setting UP a decorative
finish for the basement walls,
II Is essential that Turing
strips be used. II also Is neces-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-28

sary that q slight alot be left
at top and bottom Of the new
wall covering 10 that air can
circulate up and behind and
out at the top. As little as a
quarter Of an inch Is effective.
and It can be masked by a
molding.
released By Ths Bell Syndicate. lac
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-28
BY DOUGLAS TUoMEY

The invention OF nails and
screws which can be driven into
concrete or mortar has de-
ceived many an amateur me-
chanic into thinking that he
could cover his basement walls
without first installing Turing
strips.
The furring-strip idea Is not
only meant for use In order 10
make II easy 10 nail up sheets
OF finished material. The real
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-28
SILVER SPRING
o505 AdeIphi Road

SJUo NdeIpHI kouu
Very attractive Cape Cod brick.
Just 2 years old. Large living
room with fireplace, separate din
ing room. TOday's Kitchen with
birch cabinets and wall oven.
Two bedrooms and bath plus 2
fine bedrooms and bath on see
end floor. ST. Camillus Parish.
purchaser can assume S16,5OO
loan or finance under new FHA
financing with $1,000 down.
Dr.. out Nep Hampshire Are. to
300 block, right on Adelpht,
right to 9505.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-28
HILLANDALE FOREST
zoos Powder Mill Rood

kVOo FoNder MIL Mood
stately two year old brick and
stone Rambler. Center hall plan.
six spacious rooms, 2 full baths,
Iarge sun room, extra larEe rec.
one-han lots. on street parking.
Reduced for Immediate sale.
Div: Out New Hampshire Ave. TO
Ponder Nh Rd., RIGHT u mile
TO Peck's open" SIGN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-28
1873 FonsIl Drive
SILVER SPRING
kll Eorati dian Rnnd

6Il Forest Glen Rood
Modern detached brick. Immae-
ulate condition featuring ! spa
eioua rooms. First floor powder
room. (Den or bedroom on LIST
floorl. Recreation room and
EaraGe. Vacant; immediate pos
session. Price reduced.
Dr.; Out colesUille Rd. 70 the
$500 block. left on Forest Glen
Rd. TO open" SIGN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-28
MONTGOMERY ESTATES
BeItsville, Near NSA
SIS650--FHA Terms

WTV1VNV wv 0N'"S
More house for the money than
you will see anywhere. Brick and
stone Rambler. Six spacious
also carport. approximately IA
acre lot. Features separate din
Ing room, fireplace in large Iiv-
Ing room. Split-levels priced from
S21,25O up adjacent to site Of
new Catholic church and school.
Div: Out Ponder Mil Rd. to
Montgomery Rd.. right TO Mont
0Omerv Estates; OR. Out Bdlti-
more Blud. to BeltsUille. left on
Montgomery Rd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-15

ting ceremony in which Mrs.
Buchanan win participate.
The show win continue
through Sunday, February ~.
Hours will be from 2 to II pm.
daily and Sundays.
Features win inc lde a furni-
ture fashion fair. a miracle"
kitchen. q do lit yourself"
theater, q sewing clinic, a home-
makers day. a preview Of spring
home designs. q display Of en-
tries in q home-design compete
ton. a cinderella" show. a
public wedding. and a variety
of other exhibits. displays and
demonstrations.
AS part Of the Organizations
inducements offered to attract
attendance one person each
day viii receive $1,000 as a gift.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-15

for nine men and nonresident
membership for one.
\ X
s. D0lan .DonOhOe, past pres
ident of the Washington Real
Estate Board. has announced
opening Of an Office at 1915
Fifteenth street NV. He will
maintain an Office at 300 Inde-
pendence avenue Sc. Mr.. DOM
oboe said.
He Is a vice president and di-
rector of the National Capital
Bank. and holds directorships
in the National Capital Insur-
ance Co.. the Eastern Building
Association, District, Lawyers
and Washington Title Insur-
ance Companies, and the
Washington Board of Trade.
y = ~
Mrs. Dorothy Wright Of the
Frederick w. Berens Sales Co
was given the firms award foi
the highest gross commission at
a recent sales luncheon. Mrs,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-15
REALTY REVUE

"The uncertain area Of hui
man relations" in building
management win be discussed
by q panel Of speakers during
the luncheon meeting Of the
Building Owners and Managers
Association Of Metropolitan
washington. at 1915 PM
Wednesday in the Burlington
Hotel.
Heading the roster Of speak
ers will be Thomas r. Inlay. Of
Shannon & Luchs Co. He win
be backed by a panel including
Henri p. Henry, of Randall H
Hagner & Co.: Harvey l..
Humphrey, of B. F. Saul Co..
and Walter b. Jarvis. Of H. l..
Rust Co. The panel will take up
'The Role of the Building Man.
ager in Human Relations"
william N. Grimes, the asso-
cations program chairman, re-
ported that luncheon attend
ance in recent months has been
averaging $50 members and
guests.
-
Thomas M. Walsh, chairman
Of the Washington Real Estate
Boards Membership Commit
tee. has been appointed to the
membership committee of the
National Association of Real
Estate Boards, Edward J. Kyle,
local board president. an
noupced today.
Justin flinders, executive vice
president of the Washington
board, has been named to the
1858 convention committee and
the research committee of the
NAREB Secretaries Council, an
organization of real estate
board executives.
Mr.. Kyle also announced that
four men have been elected to
active membership in the board.
They are: John e. GOgarty,
Of c. Robert Boucher & Co.,
Inc; Edgar C. HilIey, Of the
firm which bears his name. and
Richard H. Swesnik and Her
bert Blum, Of the firm which
bears their names.
In addition, the board has
approved associate membership
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-15

richs to Vaughan Connolly Of
Alexandria. according to Pre-
views. Inc.
The farm, which supports
some 800 head Of cattle. in
cludes a dwelling converted
from q fieldstone bank barn. e
seven room superintendent
house. two barns and several
other small farm buildings. The
transaction was handled by
Mrs. Grace Kempton. Mclean
(Va.) broker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-15

BRAND-NEW HOME ~ AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
BUILT BY FRANK S. PHlLLIPS-4940 BRANDYWINE
STREET NW.-oPEN SATURDAY AND SUNDAY. 1880
One Of the last opportunities there will be TO purchase
new, ne-quuly home this established and highly popular
neghbOhoOd Convenient for Spring voey shopping Served BY
the best public private and purocho schools Of the cWon
Alice Deu Junney St. AIMS Immaculate and Friends Half block
busne Charming white brick Cope Cod Colonial featuring
LARGE BEDROOM AND FULL BATH ON FIRST FLOOR Two
bedrooms and both second floor Huge uutomute
kitchen with dshwosher disposal eye-eve and delightful
dining oeove overlooking the yurd Screen porch Immense full
basement Nice level lot with several urse shod Deeons
Moss Ave- to 4sh st. right to Brondywine left to home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-15

70 LAFAYETTE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SACRAMENT
ALICE DEAL, WILSON AND ST. JOHNS ScHooLS-NoTH-
ING ON MARKET WILL COMPARE IN MID 20's!-3322
STEPHENSON PLACE NW.-oPEN SAT. AND SUM-, l.
$500 beautiful home beautiful street Of finest
neghbOhood Brick and ome with heavy slate roof Spacious
centerhu pon Big bedms baths Ind hall stowoy
huge doFmoy bedrm on 3d foor large screened porch
garage vucunt. OWNER MUST SELL THIS WEEK End Conn
Ave. to Nebraska Ave-. right Military Rd continue north
33rd St. 10 Stephenson left to home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-15

IA total Of $1,000 win be given
during the nine days, James
Nv. Pearson. executive vice
president Of the home builders
group and Home Show director.
said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-15

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK-NEAR BEST PUBLIc AND
PARocHAL ScHooLS-4344 VERPLANcK PLACE NV.
-oPEN SAT. AND SUM-, l-5:30-Bet you have
home better condition. Quiet street in beautiful neighbor
hood Short wuk to St. AIMS Immoculoto Jonney Alice Deal
Wilson, Friends Schools end Wisconsin Ave- shopping 3bedrm
2buth brick COLONEL with sote roof e-hu pIon Modern k
beautiful recreation with Dor and ovotoy BASEMENT
porch ooehed Truly wonderful place TO live Priced
Ness ST. left west 45d ST. right vepIonek left home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-15
EVILS

Continued From Page B-I
dent Of the home builders or
ganization: q brief description
of the show BY Wallis Gardella,
chairman Of the Home Show
Committee Aand a ribbon-cut-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-15

Doris Rutherford won the
award for second highest gross.
\ = y
Kalmus Realty Co. has an
Inounced removal Of its Offices
to GIG Kennedy street NV.
- 80
Timothy Larkin has joined
the sales star Of the Pringle
Real Estate Co.. the firm an
nounced today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-15
Connolly Buys
575-Acre Farm

A 575-acre farm property six
miles from Leesburg. Va, has
been sold by Mrs. w. H. Fried
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-15
DIS RIc

FIRST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HASE--SERvED BY THE
BEST SCHOOLS OF THE clTY-531S NEBRASKA AVE.
NW.-oPEN SUM-, I-5:30-Fof the fomly thot DOES NOT
require large lot and that DOES prefer close-n in
fine neishbOIhood DO NOT FAIL TO SEE THIS HoME Hund
Appearance and in beautiful condition True ceneho
plan. FlRST-FLooR LANAToRY, Three big bedrooms TWO
FULL BATHS AND ONE HALF BATH second floor Hall stair
woy to unfinished dOrmoy third foor Slate roof Lafayette,
Alice Deal Wilson, Blessed Socromen St. Johns schools Wonder
full buy OF $23950 Conn., Ave- Nebraska Ave. right home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-15

AYR HILL, m FAlRFAx-2oi HILLTOP Rp-oPEN SUM-,
lS30Sensoonol voue bund new, fine quoy bd romber
venno, Just miles from choin Bridge. bedrms ALL ON
ONE FLOOR IA boths tile oored Basement poio
eoo masonry playhouse 5x5; lovely wooded LOT o0xI70 city
voter and school bus omos door, $500 down. bcance
in one ,oyeo FILA loon. payable approximately Sls month
Across Chain Bridge right Route l23 approximate miles to
Glyndon St., right u mile to Ayr HILL
, 1958-12-23
5 A T U a . A Y

at SOC p.m
$50 pm Regular Admission
LIST Feature:
MART presents:
Another Wild Bill Hickok
Adventure Y!
BEHIND SOUTHERN LINES"
Guy Madison and Andy Devine
End Feature:
And another great ROCK'N ROLL
JAMBOREE, as MART presents
ROCK AROUND THE WORLD"
Tommy Steele, Nancy Whiskey
(singing Freight Train"), Hunter
Hancock, Humphrey Littleton &
his Band, Charles McDevitt and
the SETTLE Group"
Calypso Rhythm & Blues
See and hear this International
Rock Session IS! IA Top Tunes.
LATEST NEWS
, 1958-12-23
FlNLAY's

4MMH&
James Barrett, Victor Tnomp-
son, Roman Pena, Harold Las
ter, Maurice Maynard, Law
renee Easmond, F E ! i x
Kaalund, Carlos Messer, Lo-
reno Greenwich, Samuel But
ton, Ferdinand Alcindo,. Ogese
Mckay, Herbert Martin, Stick
E " a n $, Hepburn Francis,
Joseph Allicks, Ralph Fin1ay,
Hubert Finlay, Mrs. Maurice
Maynard and Mr.. Leibert.
, 1958-12-23
PRESIDENT !.

strength which enable US to
advance continually toward
the peaceful goals of mankind.
In this spirit Mrs. Eisenhower
and | Join in extending our
best wishes for a Merry Christ
mas and a Happy New Year"
, 1958-12-23
MRS. :.
a freak accident.

a freak accident.
A high requiem mass was
held for her in the Holy Cross
Catholic Church; Father SUI
perior Knoll officiating.
Mrs. Richards is survived by
her daughters, Mrs. Lillian
Tynes, Mrs. Rose Joynes and
Mrs. Kathleen Dunlop.
, 1958-12-23


speaker to the little booth by
the side Of the road. It was
beautiful, but did not last for
long. 1t was there at 10 am. on
Friday; but by 2 pm. someone
had wrenched the images Of
Mary and the Christ child
from the metal that held them
and left Joseph standing
there alone.
It is the first time that such
an act of vandalism had been
noted here. No one can guess
the reason. as the images are
useless to anyone.
, 1958-12-23
SUNDAY & MONDAY

M.G.M Pictures in glorious Colors
"OKLAHOMA"
Gordon McRae, Gloria Grahame,
Eddie Albert, Rod Steiger
and Shirley Jones
Millions have seen the stage hit !.
Millions will ee this Screen hit.
It's enjoyment at its peak II
LATEST NEWS
, 1958-12-23

CENSUoES -. SinIe 10 QeIeTnl1ne the DATA Tor
and wholesale establishments, any single establishment. The
hotels and motels, motion pic law under which these cen
ture theaters and other amuse- suses are being taken also re-
ment places, other establish quires the owners Of business
ments in selected service establishments to make the in
trades such as laundries, re formation requested available
pair shops, personal services to the Bureau of Census and
etc. A simple reporting form, provides penalties for failure
which is identical for all estab to do SO.
lishments, is being used to col The principal questions to
lect the data for this Census. be asked Of business establish
Reporting forms are now in AA@ -
the mails for businesses which Total 1858 saleso Of merchan-
had paid employment during disc and other receipts from
1858. These reports are to be customers.
completed and held until call ro+o1
= ~ - 9 ens 0ilel in the week January II thru
tor. The enumerators will be- 80 ,oso
gin calling for these reports on
January 20, 1855. The enumera Nu'oV 9 ~ WofkWeek
tors also will visit all other ana par WoiKWeek employees
businesses in the scope Of the 80 ~ 50 W = .me
1o58 ronsusos ond ,i1 ossis+ week Of January II through
II, 1859.
completing their reports. Total payroll for the year
AZ 4 reo,,irod ~ 1.u, i ii 1858.
United States Bureau Of the In addition there are cues
Census work, the information tons relating to location Of the
collected from Individual es- business, form of ownership,
adjustments will be held in principal products handled, &
strictest confidence. Data for other international it m S
individual establishments will most of which do not require
be combined with information reference to bookkeeping re-
from other establishments in cords.
similar ~categories and pub -
lished as statistical summaries n DDiNTlNE
from which it will not be pos
, 1958-12-23

0gzNdlL11z3
TDZA1GD
Tuesday Afternoon g Evening
and
Wednesday Afternoon
Paramount Pictures presents:
THE JOKER IS WILD"
Frank Sinatra, Mitzi Gaynor
Jean Grain, Eddie Albert and
Jackie Coogan
Don't miss Frank Sinatra at his
BEST as the funniest Night Club
Comic of them all, slamming
home a stunning portrayal Of a
famous performer to make the
whole world cheer!
Now is the time to purchase
those wonderfully practical Thea
ter Ticket Gift Books, on Sale at
the Theater Box Office.
PLEASE NOTE:
The Alexander Theater will
be closed on Wednesday
Evening. Christmas Eve.
Thursday and Friday. first and
second Christmas Day
10th Century Fox is proud
to present
in Cinemascope and Color
THE GIFT OF LOVE"
Lauren Bacall, Robert Stack,
Lorne Green and introducing
Little" Evelyne Rude
No woman can give more than
.'the Gift of Love- a rare emo
+ional Experience the story of
the woman who loved an atomic
Scientist and the unWanted
child who came into their lives.
LATEST NEWS
, 1958-12-23

similar categories and pub
lished as statistical summaries
from which it will not be pos
Evening star., 1958-05-06

SO billion. Assuming that only
q small percentage would be
put away In savings. the SEN
ator estimated that II each re-
naming dollar turned over
three times. the ultimate effect
would be an increase of SIS
billion In the gross national
product. He said this would
increase tax collections 10 Offset
In part the original loss OF SO
billion In revenue.
The Senator was testifying
before the Antitrust and Mo-
nopoly Subcommittee inquiring
into automobile pricing prac-
tices.
Subcommittee Chairman Ke-
fauver. Democrat OF Tennessee.
proposed cutting the automo-
bile excise tax from 10 per cent
TO 5 per cent. To make sure
II is passed on 10 the consumer,
he would allow the manufac-
turer 10 get a refund OF half
the tax from the Government
upon submitting proof half Of
the tax had been paid TO the
consumer.