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what the weather will be. So.
the millions that go to private
citizens - numbers harons,
bookies, etc.-could be chan
neled to the Government and
everybody would benefit.
A question on our ballots
would suffice: Are you in
favor of a legalized lottery
Statewide or Nationwide"
This issue could be decided
by the taxpayers in the next
election!
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Tribute to Mr.. Keneipp

The late George Keneipp
as Traffic Director was sin
cerely interested in his job.
Although some Of us differed
with his reasoning at times.
there was no doubt he be-
lieved Fundamentally in his
own conclusions and fought
openly for their adoption by
the public.
He certainly never resort
ed to subterfuge. His was q
very difncult and increas-
ingly complex task.
H. A. Sheehan.
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LETTERS TO THE STAR

Pen names may be used II
letters carry iDriterS' correct
names and addresses. All
letters are subject to conden-
sGtion.
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

By THE HASKIN SERVICE
get by mail any factual question nv ur,,n,
Information Bureau l2OV Eve street NV Washnpton n
lose 3 cents for postage - "''N'N'"" "'
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HOLM HTIIs-veTy desiFabis-
wooded lot, earport and extra
storaee; walk 20 schools and swim.
ming pool; avail AZ once; si4C
mo. ROBERT c. DAVENPORT
Real Estate. so, $4,000: week
ends and ewes 40 e-Soso
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RETIRING = WESTERN MARKE1

Ilst and X kts. NV, fancy fruitl
and vegetables. ofgars and ciga-
rettes: soft drinks, candy; stands
1890. IL
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PATENT MEDICINE sTORE-ESeei

NV, loCi low Tent, oVefneau,
pymt.i hiEh net. Box e73-T, Star
OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS =
$1,000 TO IS, 600 capital required,
new plastic paint, will not peal,
chip or blister. paint damp or dry,
direct from manufacturer. Box
akO-R. Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-09

CHINCnILLAs-Heart attach com
pels owners disposal Of lge. herd
Opportunity for lge scale produc-
ton OF pelts this fan and estah-
ishment Of breedine herd for the
Be made III n-lnna.
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HmNDsnn HIs;-4-bedrm., e
1ath, eemidel brick; corner lot;
1-ear rAr.; tl7b mo. OIL. a-boe3
GEQR0kTOWN = 4 bedrms.. 2it
baths. Disposail. patio, garden,
sa.sssasse s2eS. OWNER EM.
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SILVER sPRING : KKceptionailJ
nice 2-bedrm. brick. fun bsmt
rambler a-yssr lease; siss
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/, HOUSES UMFURnIsRED

3-BEDRM. rambler, full bsmt, /:
close 70 Wakefield Hlgh SCHOOL,
vacant; si.b mo.
FALLS CHURCH ARRA-3-bedrm
rambler, screened porch, fenced
yard with trees, vacant. Si3b per
mo- Call "a b-pfOu or Du. g.
500. BETTER HOMES REALTY,
INC.
RAMBLER-Three bedrms, Gear
garaRe, many extras Rock Greek
Hills. S.7b month.
Co.onial, bedrms ------- $3.50
Rambler, 3 bedrms. -------- leh
Cape Cod, : bedrms. ITO
J JAMES c. .coNLEY a CO. INC
1898 Ga. Ave, u. $4,000
LEESBURG, VA.
30 miles from downtown D. C
and 5 miles north OF Leesburg
on Rte l5; attractive, modern
Ice. liv. rm. with nrepl. Kit,
sun porches. 2 servants rms anc
bath, garage; oil heat on acre
attractiVeiy handicapped For ap.
pointment phone Leesburg, Sprinl
7-2396 after z pm, or DE 9
050l. Mon.-Fri. s. ROSS LIPS
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NUkoEkf md kINDEkGAkTEN
We'll established, excellent loca-
ton. Doing $4,000 annual buAi-
A good investment. CAL Mr.
Martin. JE. 2-262O for special
appointment. JOSEPH W. SEAY
CO, lis West Broad St.. Falls
Church. Va.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

AlMM.--,1 hedfma, NiaA munth
incl utlla. nsmt. washer a1d drleI
dllpoaall 10 min, 10 Fent and
airport. 90 downioun, SWIM
MiAn Pooly cLtnhouaH. ATtl-
LkIlc fltLp, open 90 inel,
Hundnyn NJ Vernon and Com
LACE ~ a-aoie
ants bsdrmi.. ell. hrsplaes, sun
ses ssssi sisc' "a ss..sous. 'h'a''
AURORA uILis-Thres -bedroom.
den. s-bath aplit-lsgeL M rsnta-
S ssI '' ~ 9.7ssi '''f $50
c oIl,.1 cnas i.m ,nR Saa:, a nsss
lghoela eas isrminAi' $500 me.
cMEyf CHASE p. c,-chaFmlR,s
s si s reod sn 'S Gin hsspse.. Iss
ss ~. ps'e and 600 WsR ave-.
nv WI a-ilst OF Ap' Assoc
cHEvY CnAsE, Nh. = Rent 81
sale. brick maneion. hlkt, %
Chew chese circle, anoppine and
salnlns. drsi nooF: rooms 2
ants over larse EafaGs. Under
100000. rent unfurn o. par
tally furns 500 70 5000. I'LL.
Bfoksf, I'M a-sssk. "a b.eist
cLEvKLAND PARK-Beauig 9 bed.
rms rms t g..ns' sasS o'hhh es snlaitts
GE0nGErOwN AHA : Conf
furn. dbl ih.h. home, sep, din
Sld.Essss , NJ sssp 6ss ' ~ sssIo
cL0vER PARK-Niceiy farn,: &C.
shoppins center WI s.sa3s'
stirsstivsly furnished. I bsdrml
eR iii1si Il, On ~ s:.sS Ssn MIS-
n, ARL.-2 bedrms. Redee. Nicsly
tSahsp. si2b. No, s-7SSb. A'-
sILyHR srRIeo-Tvo lssdrm. :,
n rm- , igl e.mti irI S,'s,s }
DAVIS CO. INC. Noo- :
sILyEl sPRNe Il kzssgticnall,
nice 2-eedrm. brick. full e.mt
S ninssR a-scso5r. h sns''; Ioi ss Z.
SOUTH ARL.-Thres bedrms. Nv
rm. din. rma kit. rec. I'm, walk.
ms dist 10 Pentagon, y block 4
Nav anns% avail sept i; sisl
VIRGINIA COUNTRYWIDE. 10 mile
Chain Bridee-ModerniEed farm
house, bedrms.. 2 baths, y
acres. stocked pond; excellent
MEXICAN maid IN own quarters
2 Schnauzer dogs In residence
Prom Sept, months or longer
NO, 7-6ob0i sat. and SUM- IL
wHEAToN-s-bedrm ssmidst. VIII
iSt; sisS mo- 10. f.eSf4,
5 B.R.. Nv din. KIT, encl. porch
stores asS's p siss.' fkni s.is55. H'n'p'
1883 IRVING ST. NV, lat Rocl
Greek Pk.l-Modern; . rms full
bsmt.; powder room lat fr.; 5000
incl utils. J. EARLY DAWN. tn
2-gi35.
oii2 2ath ST, CHEVY CHASE
2 bedrma,, i bath, s17b mo.
371b PORTER sT.-b bedrms.,
baths. $3.50 mo.
BeO4 18Th sr.-5 bsdrms. . baths
s7sG HIToE rL.-s bedrms..
Cali skNDoz Or BoYsEN. Do
7-1234.
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COLONIAL BRICK
We NEED
LISTINGS

Of unfinished houses in Northern
Nirginia, Sl4O to $500. We have
the $3.50 10 5000 price range. ii
you are being transferred anC
have not been able to sell your
home, call US for rental counsel
Please ask for Paul Morgan.
Robbins Rentals
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-09

SATURDAY. 1 70 s. 1875 ckarisl
family rm.: dishwashsr, dlsposai
bsmt. RA. 3-Obk0
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RAMBLER-ThFee bedrms, gear
EsTsss, many EXTRAS Rock Greek
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HOUSES F0R sALE-s.E.

CONGRESS HEIGHTS - 3-spt.
drews Field; Call owner for In
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FALLS cHnRcH AREA

PALS CHURCH AREA
Several 3-bedroom and
bath ramblers. Immediate
occupancy. Different types
construction, different loca-
tons. sos to sl35 month.
N. r. REYNOLDS a. CO.
JE $4,000 Agt. JE. 2-s067
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


CORNER RESTAURANT with lia-
uQrl-Od Conn. ave, nv Dolne
ssss a dsy .on s.iaD' Owner, 4
fE o1 RS S 9,ts ~,
PENNY APosfoiipks REAL.
IN cohPANY.
cHINcHLLAs-Heart attach com
pels owners disposal Of lge. herd
Opportunity for lge scale .produe-
s In Sl ~ br sn nero aao ser 't ~,
future suitable arrangements can
be made, JU. a-f2p3,
DRUG sT0RE-Excel, inc. for coll
ored pharmacist low pymt., high
SMALL COMPACT MEAT BUSINESS
uOinE $4,000 or better \ wear, To-
Gated mr. p Meade and NSA. cash
and carry; hours, S.30Nto 9: closed
on sun. Phone Parkway 5-35a7
Mon. Thurs. after Z, and all day
sun
PATENT MEDICINE sTORE-Excel
NV. loo low rent, overhead,
pymt high net. Box 273-T, Star
OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS =
$1,000 TO So capital required.
new plastic paint, will not peal,
chip or blister: paint damp or dry.
direct from manufacturer. Box
3S0-R, Star.
RETIRING = WESTERN MARKET
a1st and X SITS. NV; fancy fruit
and vegetables. ofgars and ciga-
rettes. soft drinks, candy; stands
1880. IL.
SODA FOUNTAIN, complete: bar
stools, mirrors, shelves, freezer,
$500. Amplifying and PA system,
complete. SIS. Other restaurant
items Falls Church Airport. JE,
1874.
INVESTOR WANTED = Entire In
vestment returned within W.
plus "a net profits for years,
under limited partnership. This
type business always successful.
Do not call unless willing TO make
personal appt Granite 4-69O3.
FOR sALE-Small resort, Southern
Md: beaut. beach. wharf with boat
slips, fuel elee. and water; 7-day
liquor license, legal slots; very
reas. Call IA. s-50s0 for info.
INSTRUMENTATION; excellent
ABRNA NAcNQANAA ANNHH MNAl
o oR2sn SO Oes year rs s1G% 'sm Hst
time ever offered for sale: Sl0,OuU
cash down will handle. BOB HOL-
LANDER, EXCLUSIVE BROKER
l4ll Pa. ave, NV. Ma. S-0743.
RESTAURANT. c license, seating
in decade offerina TED
oANAs. RE. S-oslO.
NURSERY AND KINDERGARTEN
We'll established. excellent loca-
ton. Doing $4,000 annual buSi-
ness. Heavy advance enrolment.
a good investment. Call Mr.
Martin. JE. 1880 for special
appointment. JOSEPH W. SEAY
CO. ll3 West Broad st.. Falls
Church, Va.
SHOE REPAIR = Uptown North
west Large newly renovated.
Terrific business. WO. 6-9S29 or
EN-. 3-6649.
LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE-Best
location; $4,000 will handle. Box
1O6-S. Star. 10s
BEER, WINE, LIQUOR and grocer-
ies-One owner for 20 yrs: bust
MISS AAAANANn N-hpt UlQks anu =
stores; must sell on account OF
health and help Joined the service.
good stock; good investment. Wal
nut 5-9S63.
62I GALVESTON PL. s.E.-3-bed-
rms. semi-detached brick. ia
baths, liv nm. din. rm., roomy
youngstown kit; full bsmt.; fenced
yard For $4,000 assume my debt
Of 81 900 CT loan at A., also
will sell adjacent unit for Si3.5OO,
both units now rented at S11O
per mo. Payments incl. taxes, ms
and int, approx. $50; very little
maintenance, call now JU. 7-Sl43.
MoTELS FOR SALE-Advice and
consultation by exclusive. fIll-time
motel broker and travel specialist
Offering recommendation on best
buys in motels and sites
JOE. H, THOMPSON
232 woodward Bldg. Jackson $1,000
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CHURCHES FOR RENT

Ice. DIET. FRAME, seats 100 and
lge. apt. above: low price, S11. $50:
low cash payment or will rent
TO responsible party: mr.. Georgia
and Sheridan. RIA. 6-SS11.
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HOUSES uMFURMIsnEp


cnHtf cpAsI, narnahy Weeds
sestion=hfies colenlaL : esd'
hrcakisst noot, aitsehsd sarass 81
Scenic homo IN beauilful wooded
hood. secs. XII i-ioaa
cLnNn. fk-i bedrms.. baths
hood; Rood tfansp. pE, e-f1en.
collAoK rAnk, ND. 5000 Mae,
Ola "a --INe-bedroom bunaaloN
sn me M e' wv Am 1 ssa., '.rse ssh
KER A DUNLOP INC. co
rAIRfAx COUNTRY HOME. > bed
acres siib mo. TW, s-afa.
after pm
FALLS cHuRcm-e-bedrm mas,
s S2I' a.. r gs1s 100 pa, IA sl sos
FALLS cmuncm-draelous home
y lovely acres, SOFT Nv, rm., ~,
r. din .rm Z bedrmn.. hkfnt I'm
BATH extra shower, isFRe pa,
seen $40 AZ. s.nissa. A'a'' d
FALLS cHuncm-sLKKPY HOLLOw
=-f-hedroom homo on beautlfu
arse lot. screened porch. fui
basement Naraef tools and patl'
furniture supplied Don't miss thii
as' cal ~. 1880 .essfs, j noass IN ~
Fan. Church. Va. "
FAILS CHURCH : Attractive.
/ 1edrms wooded lots hia. 1907
F0ooY B0rroM-charminE. M
s.ss c psPs s.ssSRgas i reasonable
FoGoY BOTToM-Attrae e-6ed
I'm, house, plne-paneled through
out, with Nv rm., kit, bath: bricl
petiQ, lfe. rear I'd lnclosed viii
s fss mo- i'ns Can "a "a sciisJp people
FnIENDsHlP HTs,@-6edrm.. 2
sss s ssTid; SIS sr sS CO. s2fn ssds 81
GLQRoKLowN = : bsdFms., 2n
s..sss7ss; saeS' OWNER EM
HOLIDAY IARK. wheaton; oPEi
SATURDAY. 1 To- 3. 1873 Charlie
rd.-NeW; 3 bedrma, "a baths
family rm.: dlshwasher. disposal
bsmt. RA. 3-O6S0
HOLM HTLLs-very desirable
3-bedrm. contemporary, heavill
storsse; walk 70 schools and sVim
ming pool; avail AZ once Sl4l
mo. ROBERT c. DAVENPORT
! Real Estate. so 5-SoOO; weel
ends and ewes, so. s-Sa5a.
HOLM HILLS = 5 bedrms.,
baths, living dining rm., study
playroom, Ice. kit. equipped viii
built-in stove, refer. diShwashe
and disposal Avail Sept. 4: SlQ5
MRS. DANcY. 4O3 Brentwood pl
KENsNGTON : 3-bedroom Cap
!. Cod bsmt.; 500 month. TAM
BLYN a Co. VIII. 8-9334.
LANGLEY FOREST-s bedrms-.
4 baths, large liv., din. and KIT.
one acre and shade trees. mic,
home ROBERT GRAHAM, OR
3-33O0 or 2AS1 or 1912.
MANASSAS PARKS rooms an,
bath: SOS mo: 1877 Old Center
vile rds Manassas, Va. DU
$1,000.
MASS. AVE. Ext, Bannockburn
Md.Ebig 2-yr. old brick rambler
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HOUSES IoR sAlE-Mw.

woNnEnFuL vALuH q sis,ko0.
~ lttn a. n,w.--Anceiifnt iofas
ton larne ffame house, huee w
s rs ,s nsspl s..s an m ia psnsEy
6aths' maldr I'm. shovsr e.th
llale roof. Oh h'.wh' PAUL p.
STONE Rsaitor. ~. e-iios. IA
inlh AND MoNR01 SITS. NV
~ I tbuu-sf0o On. FitA. a-bedFm
brick 2 entTa- full hsmt excel
sna sfhools d sn 4 i ess elets Ssl !.
cliRIsTNAN, INC, wo' a-snsi."
sp.u lNth NJ. G.w-t bsdrms
a as ian ssm, an s. T@ hi.s a.. AZ, slsi'
JAZZ nEI.M0NT M. N,w.-.com.
plsielY fufn., 2 rms baths. ?
w. i.poreh house reaa' terms
iJaS LANIKR "a. NV. tnr. Co.
lumbiA I'd l-9 rma,. kii. and bath
- each lloor liv IN and ren
the ether sii.ah0 with " ,aNl
Hamilton. ia a-Odsa, RF' y S5st
NEALTY COMPANY,
1875 aist sTRKET N.w.-hust BE-
sold 70 settle an estate A we'll
located brick f.bedrm. home with
attractive earden ana e.st0rY.
a-car detached garage To In
apect call MI Ryan, DE, e.blis
with NJ. PAUL HANNAH, 53e 18TH
~. NV, NE. s-ftOO.
MIMI Fflftf
Save your rent money: buy with
low down payment a a-bcdrm
house remodeled the OeorgetoWn
manner Modern KIT. powder rm.,
deep garden.
PALISADES AREA
Attractive J-hedrm. cottaae; LIVING
rm. with nrepl., separate dinina
rm,, Kitchen and breakfast rm.,
full bsmt.; beautiful gardeni
G cHATE. Hu. s-ssse
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MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE
HOUSES FURNISHED

ALEX.-4-bedrm. home. overlook
a % " h,. snS A 4:mD: on rt sSP 81
sale By OWNER. XII. 9-0439
ALEX bedrms., Q baths. rec
IDEAL EI sit spl. KS si5s. Seek XII. sial g.
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iJsS LANIER ~. NV. tnr. G,


Save your rent money; buy viii
oN down payment q a-bcdrm
house remodelfd the OeorgetoWI
manner, Modern hit. powder rm,
deep garden.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-09

3-BEDRM. rambler, full bsmt,
close 70 Wakeneld Hlgh school
vacant. sisb mo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-09

MASS. AVE. Ext, Bannoc k6uTn,
Md.-Big 2-yr. old brick rambler
suitable for entertaining or fam
tly hying; LIST n. has liV. rm.. din
rm, kit. den, 4 bedrms., . baths
util, rm. Big rec. rm., bedrm., bath
and garago in bsmt. Avail. Sept
I a. S259. 4; e. HoUGHToN 4
7-a057. ewes, OIL. 2-Q474
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-09

CORNER RESTAURANT with No.
uorl-on Conn ave, NV Dolns
Ses5 a day con triaD. owners
PENNY ARosfoLiDks REAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-09

APIS. UNFURNlSHED-MD.
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HOLM HILLS = 5 bedrms., .
baths, liyinE-dining rm., study
playroom, lge. kit, equipped with
built-in stove. refgr. dishwasher
and disposal Avail Sept. 1: Sla5
MRS: DANcY. 4O3 Brentwood pl
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SHEPHERD PARK, 1881 Hemiock
st. n.w.-lst. floor: Liv. rm., din.
rm., den, kit. powder rm. end
moor: bedrms., . baths: STORAGE
attic; full bSmt.: attached garage:
fenced yard: $3.50 mo. LA. 6-64a6.
S0MERSET-Cor. rambler. g rms.
2 baths, rec. rm.. maids rm. and
bath. scr porch, patio. carport
R. B WARREN. OIL. 4-3159. IL
] CORNERS AREA. va, 1902 West
ley I'd bedrms., fully equip.
kit. fenced back yard: mr.. schools
SEQ mo. JE. 3-1612.
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uoing $50, 900 or better \ wear, To-
Gated mr. p Meade and NSA. cash
and carry; hours, h.3tNto q. closed
on Sun, Phone Parkway 5-35H7
Mon. Thurs, after z, and all day
Sun
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-09
HILLCREsT ARIA; s422 Carpenter

Brick b. s'' s-siOr pix hOS SH a. be arms
iull-size din. rm.. fun bsmt' with
finished playroom, Ice. scr. back
pch. Sale By OWNER, LU. i-0769.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ADMIRALS WAY and River I'd
Beautiful euStom-built Groom, D.
magnificent viev: sold 10 approved
purchaser; only S39. 900. To
reach, drive out River I'd. %
miles past Potomac Shoppine Cen
ter. Other homes and homesites
also for sale. r. BATES WARREN
~ 4.lIhQ TO-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-09

ALEx.-south Of Alex. 20 mi
den Cor 4th bedrm.l, all-brick
Cape Cod. Huge rec. rm., sep
din. rn1., Ice. liv. rm. with firepl.
kit. with eating area, 2 scr. porch
es, carport, full bsmt., lots OF stor-
age area good stools; avail. al
RosERsIT {. bAyENpo ssFo R @S
Estate, so $4,000; week ends
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-09

sILvER sPRIN0-Tvo Ibedrms. ;.
$50 PsS ~s sSl sVssi.bi.i rI Ssss.i
AVN c so,segi2sc ROBERT .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-09

=. ssrs III. sIiiiis H no w. S si'Hi


larse lot; screened porch. fui
basement. varden tools and uatl,
furniture supplied Don't miss mi
ALL Cali IN. s-e6sn' JosEPH "
STAY CO. iia W. Broad al
Fails Church, Va.
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KRNsTNGToN 3-bedToom

sIYN 4 Co. 'I WI. S sssssl. TAM
LANGLEY FORESr-3 bedrms., 2
baths, large Nv, din. and kit.
a-33O0 or POSI- or 2n12
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-09

DRUG sToRE-Exeel. inc. for col
ored pharmacist low pymt.' hish
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-04-02
LAST CALL FOR SEALS

Appio"'h " 'ne IVY oo' i1"''ei sea-
81" may e'u.' - many pei'oi' o'ei
Wv
"o' Ne 'ne N,''s '""'
p'I''uieS "a me, SUM WANING
'@ ipp'" 'N'' VIC
H, va, o''''' '0Iie's ioi oi'pp'eu
N':ii''' .n nVpeS ~ "eip e,''" car W
.r1I ' 90 p0'
'''e WI 'oi' % oe'ns
I.'
midst of IT, dr;,o - r.i.o f,,nd, g.,
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of Easta, .o,Is Tbaro.. M ,r,x;n,un,
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-04-02
WHERE THE NOM. -,

Old illusions die hard A conspicu-
Gus example is the illusion tnat Liz.
rich pay most of the cost OF .o,u.....
ment.
At one time there was much truth
III this. But that was in a vastly dIi-
ferent age.
Some facts presented to a House
Committee by a spokesman for a
group of Rhode Island industries tells
the sad tale. The individual income
LAX produces about one-haf OF aIi
federal revenue. The beginning RAJ.
Is 20 per cent, which applies TO the
lowest taxable income. From there
1t Climbs, !aUuer-fashion, to a ton %.
81 per cent.
An uniformed person might d..
duce from this that the 20 per cen.
minimum tax is a comparatively I'M
important + even producer. He
couldn't be more wrong - for "a
per cent of all income tax revenue
Is produced by that beginning rate.
BY way OF comparison, in a late yea :
the rates above 30 per cent produced
only about one per cent of total fed
eral revenue.
The reason for this is simple
enough. There just aren't enough
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-04-02
Editorials . . &.

rich people to pay the tax bills, or
even to make a sizeable dent in them.
Government must get its money from
where the money is - and most of
it is in the hands of people of small
and moderate means. 1t is these pee.
pie who have the greatest stake III
efficient and economical government
and in measures which would get
rid of non-eSSential spending and re
duce the tax load
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-04-02
"A SERUM NEEDED

it would be fine if scientific re-
search could turn up an anti-traffic
vaccine. Where is the DR.. Salk of
traffic safety who will develop a
serum to provide immunity from traf-
fic accidents.
W ouldn't ii De wonderful if chill
dren could be Vaccinated against
darting out from between parked
cars; Older pedestrians immunized
against crossing between interslc-
tons; and motorists given stop at
STOP signs" serum.
Sounds silIy-but how can we wage
war on traffic accidents as we do on
cancer, polio and other killing and
GRIPPING diseases?
We cannot !egislate traffic safety,
True, there are traffic laws but
they prevent accidents only to the
extent they are obeyed. Traffic en-
glneers and public officials are build
ing safety into the streets and high
ways. But how are we to build safety
into drivers and pedestrians?
The picture isn't completely black.
Traffic safety experts are coming I'D
with answers, and the first step is to
involve the public more and more in
traffic safety activities. Such A need
was recognized more than four wears,
ago with the organization of the
Governors Traffic Safety Council. 1t
Is composed OF representatives of
CIVIC, business and fraternal organ
ZatlonS and OF Individual citizens who
carry the word to all groups in tho
community.
The Governors Traffic Safo+v
Counclls year-long program, Back
the Attack on Traffic Accidents, bas
'heSe Daslc goals - stepping I'D of
all official traffic action, personal
improvement as drivers and pedes-
TRANS, support for official activities
and building up of local safety coun-
CHS IN these efforts to promote an
effective and continuing traffic safety
program with widespread appeal.
These are the answers - the vac
cine needed to wipe out traffic acct
dents. And they all involve you--the
public. Drive and walk safely and
obey all traffic laws! Support your
traffic officials! Work for local
safety council!
Statistics show that where these
programs are in operation, traffic
accidents drop off. We have the vac
cine. We can provide immunity BIZ
our behavior. All we need is the will
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-04-02
PITY THE TEACHERS

If you're wondering what a teacher has to put
up with every day don't go to the school Drop
by the Tribune office Wednesday afternoon and
check the antics of the youngsters who sell paper.
Make him get out of my chair
I'm gonna knock his block off,
They saying bad words"
when the papers gonna be ready"
"WhatS this for? - How much it cost? Can |
have it,"
When the papers gonna be ready?'
when the papers gonna be ready?"
That's the gist of the comments you hear for what
seems like days. Talking to them is like talking
the wind. Telling them to be quiet is like trying 10
get your own youngster quiet.
All, me- Pity the school teacher! .
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-04-02
THE TRUE TEST

The father is unable to work. The mother earns
SD per week. They have six children to feed aud
clothe. 1t would be miserable world for some of us
If we had to carry their burdens for just few months
Yet the youngsters never complain and the mother
always has a smile and pleasant word for each of
her children The abundance of love is quite evident
1t spells the difference between rich family and
one that is merely wealthy.