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ably. too. sung by Jarmila
Novotna, who plays the mother
Of Hans (Tab Hunter).
Rodd Redwlng, who was on
What's My Line? last Sunday
his cline" is teaching gunpIay
to movie rs--claims he could
draw and hit . target the size
Of . quarter at 20 PAGES y. In
2 Of = second. -. lKeIo Hem
dersOn, Of WMAL's new series,
Twenty Six Men, il faster, but
made no claim about accuracy
The Opera Society's produc-
ton Of "Ariadne auf Naxos,"
which opened last night at Lis
ner, includes a number Of per-
formaners familiar to teleview-
ers-Stefan Schnabel, q veteran
of some $500 roles on radio and
TV-plus q raft of NBC Opera
veterans.
Phil Harris iuGs a guest on
George GobePs shotD recently
and mentioned that he had a
home in Encino iDhich he hadn't
used in fDe years Result.
The Gobels haze a new, larger
home-G $250.OO0 beauty on a
Observation-Disclosures lot
George Is giving the ouesthouse
to his parents and Pop had to
be tearv-eyed iDhen he took his
first look at it Herb GobeI
irds raised in an orphanGge.
Ed Sullivan has taken up
the practice Of writing newsy
letters to the critics about his
upcoming shows--a sound idea.
since the publicity departments
are sometimes slow with the
guest lineups. On February
is, for instance, Ed will have
Anna Magnani, Vic Damone.
Dick Shawn, Anthony Franciosa
and the classic vaude team Of
Willie, West and McGinty.
among others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-07
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

$500, WTTG t5l-RKO At
fractions: 1.-THE Enchanted
Cottage" starring Dorothy
Mcclure and Robert Young.
TV Key says: Sensitive.
touching drama about two
people who are thrown to-
gether and find love in
their mutual unhapplness
Q945).
$3.50, WTOP (9)-Zane Grey
Theater:: License to Kill"
A frontier sheriff fights
against the hiring of his
brother as an assistant be-
cause. he knows a badge will
give him a chance to kill
1000, WRC (4)-Cavalcade Of
Sports: Damasco Collazo VS..
joey Lopes in a 10-round
lightweight bout.
1880, WMAL (7D-Sea Hunt:
Underwater investigator dis
covers two men trapped in
a flooded mine shaft.
1900, WTTG 60 - Eleven
O'Clock Movie: "Secon d
Chance" starring Jack Pal
ance and Robert Mitchum.
TV Key says: Occasionally
Suspenseful m elodra m a.
American in South America
tries to forget an unfor-
tunate experience in the
ring. helps a lady in dis
treSs 1889.
HIS. WTOP (9l-Late Show
Red River" starring John
Wayne and Montgomery
Cliff. After the end of the
Civil War, the master of a
vast cattle domain in Texas
decides to try the first cattle
drive over the Chisholm
Trail (1948).
1880, WTOP f9)-Late Late
Show: Convicted Woman
starring Glenn Ford and
Rochelle Hudson. A woman
is unjustly convicted OF
theft and committed to q
house of correction (1940)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-07

speeches. For instance. in
our display Of the Point Nv
program there is the message
Of 1913 Written in my own
hand. / always wrote them out,
sometimes from an outline I
had dictated previously. My
re-reading prompted revisions.
Of course. in an effort to make
the speeches completely under
standable to everyone. When
I was satisfied. / had them
checked for facts.
mo matter what evidence
you may produce, however,
there still will be arguments.
Those people who do not want
to believe the truth about q
man cannot be convinced. par
ticularly If that man has been
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-07
Trumon Says It's True
He Wrote ToIks by Hand

BALTnloRE. Feb. Z m. -
Definitely vs. declared the
English instructor. President
Truman wrote out his speeches
In longhand.
Not 50. said most Of his class.
So the Morgan state College
instructor. Harold B. Chinn.
went directly to the source for
the answer.
Yesterday he exhibited his
proof.
Dear Mr.. chinn." the letter
started.
People are forever arguing
on the subject Of your letter Of
the tenth.
TN my library here there Is
ample evidence to support the
fact that / wrote my own
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-07
THE EVENING STAR washington D. c. :. A-2S
FnEnAY fEBRUARY I.

President Of the United States.
Sincerely yours"
1t was signed. Harry 8. Tru-
man, but the letter was type
written.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-07

ling around the moor on the
show?" ! asked. =
Lots Of things" the singer
giggled.
What does q catcher say to
. pitcher" q spokesman for
WMAL interjected.
"Once when Lawrence danced
me around and spotted . girl
in the audience wearing the
new sack look" Alice said, che
asked me what II was she
had on"
ITS the newest thing
told him. Don't you like it?
I'm going to wear one next
week."
You're not really he said
to me. You wouldn't :. would
you?'"
They step on each others
toes occasionally. she said. but
Its fun"
Alice also had along one Of
her famous petticOGts. Which
she tDore Nth the goiDn she
used to dazzle the TerGs Societ5
dinner that night. fAIice Il
from Riloore, TeT.J
She has mailed out over 49,
900 instruction sheets on how
to~make one, incidentally. The
advantage" she said Il asked
her to write it down for mel 'is
that you only need one petit
coat instead Of three"
II use 3 yards Of the material
and it's AZ yards around when
I'm finished. II weighs only Y
Of pound"
Welk SideIights:
The shows 60 on with only
one day of camera rehearsals
20 to 4)--but the music is care
fully rehearsed in advance.
Lawrence keeps adding to the
band and there have been some
complaints from viewers whC
feel that their fav0rite Is being
sighted.
The maestro really love-
Dixieland. (And the album Il
selling fine.)
There are no teleprompter;
or idiot" cards on the set :.
"I'm neper nervous tUhen I'm
singing" she said. Hei
latest record, incidentally, /,
Sometimes / Wonder" ON thu
Brunswick label.
+ \ +
Weekend Wash:
One Of the songs in Sunday
"Hans Brinker or the Silvei
Skates" show (WRC-D shoult
be q natural for Welk. =. I
has the unlikely title of "Ice"-
but both lyrics and music hav,
q wonderfully bracing swing Il
them. :. There's q lovely lull'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-07
ON THE AIR
Petticoot Fever
Alice Lon Style
By BERNIE HARRISON

BroWn-eyed Alice Lon was wearing perky Princess
style wool dress with tiny black white checks asked
to write it down for when met at the Mayower
the other day. Weeks Champagne Lady looked good
enough to drink.
What do you Lawrence talk when you're whir-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-07
TV KEY PREVIEWS

TontChts top shoUs preueoed By ~ Keys stat.
tDho attend rehe1rsdls match screenings Galvze
scripts NeiD York and Hollywood Their opinions are
offered as a guide to area vietCers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-07
MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under D. C. ldw couples
must apply for a marriage
license on one day. matt three
full days and receiUe the
license on the nth day. Sun
days and holidays are counted
the same as other DAYS.
NV. ana IVA r. tinn, 81 aSS7 I
Evening star., 1958-05-05
Bomb FaIIout
PeriIs Told
~ the Associated Press

Congress was urged today 10
get started on a Si2 billion pro-
gram 10 build fallout shelters.
A civil defense expert said as
many as SO million Americans
might die In q Soviet raid from
fallout alone.
Or. Ellis A. johnson. director
Of operations research al Johns
Hopkins University. said II
would be too expensive and in
advisable 10 build shelters
against H-bomb blast and
thermal effects.
There would not be enough
time TO get a big fraction OF the
population into blast centers,
he told a House government
operations subcommittee.
In contrast he said. there
would be sufficient time for
Americans TO seek protection
from fallout.
DR.. Johnson. whose organi-
zation does classified defense
research for the Government,
also said strategic attack and
defense forces should be built
up.
He told subcommittee Chair
man Holifleld. Democrat Of
California. that "a defense
against manned aircraft and a
civil defense shelter program
are required indefinitely -
whether We have disarmament
in other military weapons or
not
I'VE have no reason. at pres
ent, to believe that either with
or without world disarmament
the Soviet Union can be trusted
-.
"A fully balanced security
program would cost. on the
average. about SIS billion more
a year for defense than at pres
ent,"
Evening star., 1958-05-05
Millions OF Tin Cons
Used in Germany

BoNN.-west Germany an
nually uses $50 million tin cans:
/ million glass Jars for medi-
cines, cosmetics and cleaning
agents and 100 million glass
jars and bottles for foods.
The country uses 100 million
bottles for wines and liquors.
not counting champagne. which
requires 40 million more bottles.
Evening star., 1958-05-05
PENTAGON
Continued From First Page

Continued From First Page
Of the services. designated as
executive agent, and finally to
the unified commanders in the
field.
The Eisenhower order of
early April eliminates the serv-
ice secretaries from the COM
mand channel and also makes
the jos executive agent for all
combat forces in the field.
In reply to a question. Gen.
Bradley said II don't see in
the forseeable future" any pos
sibility of a single service. a
single uniform or a single
concept Of defense.
The witness told the COM
mittee there are some things
I'm a little bit worried about"
in the Eisenhower bill. He
mentioned specifically that he
was not certain it provides op-
portunity for a service chief
to devote enough time to his
jos duties.
At one point Representative
Vinson. the Georgia Democrat
who heads the committee, ar
gued with the general over the
matter of military planning.
Mr.. Vinson said he was
afraid the administration bill
would restrict the services too
closely" in their staff work. He
referre dto the proposal to CEN
tralize the operational staffs
within the joint staff of the
jos, pulling these units from
individual services.
Gen. Bradley said as far as
he was concerned he was afraid
that the individual service
stats would horn in on PLAN
ming for the unified commands
and that such planning rightly
should be done by the joint
StaffS.
Gen. Bradley said it is "abso-
lutely impossible" to set up a
German general staff system in
the United States.
1T is a waste of time even
to discuss it," the five-star Of
ficer said.
Gen, Bradley also told the
committee the proposed re-
organization legislation would
not place any of the military
services in jeopardy.
There's a. place for all the
services if we keep in mind
and I hope we will-that there
may be different kinds of wars
to fight" Gen. Bradley said.
And then as a final observation
on the chances of any of the
services being eliminated. he
said:
Besides. you folks wouldn't
let them"
But retired Army 1t. Gen.
James M. Gavin and Thomas
Evening star., 1958-05-05

X. Fnletter, a former Air Force
Secretary, contended separate
~ the plan does not go far
enough toward streamlining the
Defense Department.
criticizing the array OF as.
Sistant secretaries within the
department. Gen. Gavin said Il
takes too long 10 get decisions
made and I'VE now are no more
ready for general war than we
were before the Sputnik,"
Mr., Finletter. who served under
former President Truman. said
In New York speech the Army,
Navy and Air Force should be
merged into a single defense es-
tablishment.
Evening star., 1958-05-05
THE EVENING STAR. Washington, d. c. .'
8 less

"only with such a single de-
partment Of defense" he said.
will We have true civilian con-
troll OF the military. OF military
planning. and OF research and
development for the military
forces and Weapons OF the flu
ture."
Evening star., 1958-05-05
Tox-Free Port

wILLEMsTAD, Curacao. =
The island Of Curacao, In the
Netherlands West Indies. is a
tax-free port.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-21
OFFICE
FURNITURE

Legal and metal iile drawers So 96
4-drawer 4y6 steel card files, So 95
4-drawer wood file cabinets, Ss-S15
Steel. 34xfc tables w/drawer, &24 .95
4-dr. steel alan files. 24x4l, S34. 95
NEW
12x36x75 steel shelving 50 as
2-drawer steel letter files SlQ.95
Walnut. 30x60 tables S34. 95
4-dr. full suspension st. fles, $40 .9b
4lx2l st. salesman 3-dr.
desks $40 az
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-21

OFFICE FURNITURE--Desks. swtv-
ell. chairs, tables, bookcases. file
cabinets used and new. offered
al sac. prices. ME S-2044.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-21

FURNITURE - Contents Of apt
owner leaving town. Will sacrifice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-21

| SIR. ENGINEER
With a degree in engineer
ing, or a degree in physics
and engineering experience
Experience in the design OF
high frequency coaxial
transmission line compon-
ents. To fill a position in
an expanding research and
development division of a
dyna mic company. The
ability to do original work
without supervision is nee
eSsary.
Phone for Apt, Lo. 4-0l22
Weinschel Engineering
KENSINGTON. MD. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-21
PAINT

Latex fat wall paint. S2.p5 a
gal. alkyd. nat wall paint, S2.g
a gal. brush and spray. fat oil
paint. 5-gal. containers only, So so
Unlimited Supply All colors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-21
n. FRANK "a SON

Ala 3rd ST. NV. d. 7-72s9
ORGAN, parlor. beautiful condi-
ton; plays well: SIS. Cali XII.
9-4S46.
ORGANS-LarRest selection OF new
and used organs for home or
church. Free instruction, free
both locations KITS, 1890 q st.
NV. RE 7-6212; Alexandra store,
1891 Mt. Vernon ave-, KI. s-S6S6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-21
FURNITURE

Biggest values in America on
better quality new furniture. Fea-
turing Hide-a-Beds. sofas chairs,
II and 2 piece sectionals selid
bedroom. OUTSTANDING vslues in
nationally advertised mattresses,
box SPRINGS and HOLLYWOOD beds.
All sales from our warehouse
makes for the lowest overhead
anywhere. We stress quality. All
sales cash and nnal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-21
INSURANCE TRAINEE
.IANITOR


Colored-S140 per month, plus
apartment. for medium-size build
ing in NV. One-bedrm. apt. gas,
electric and telephones; must be
sober, married. no children. Do
not apply unless YOU have recent
local references. For appointment
for interview, call ST. $4,000. 9
m. to 4 pm.
KITCHEN CABINET SALESMAN
with experience and following Of
area builders to sell competitive
line Of wood cabinets. Commits.
slons paid weekly. based on Bog
81 Srt grS G0 pI I'll s-k SIMPSON LoM-
LIQUOR STORE SALESMAN
CLERK; experienced preferred; To-
cal former employers REFERENCES
0I0R = ef n " ME- 2.ATR1
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5 MOTIFS A WEEK
ance experience preferred: short
hand. Active real estate once. For
Sppt;, 10. 4-002a, MR.. MANovILL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-21
FIJRNITURE SALE

Drastic reduction in brand-new
better-grade bedrm.. din. .trt.. hv.
nm, bedding; mod. Early American.
tory closeouts: sampler and surplus
stocks at lowest prices reeardless
Of oig discounts offered elsewhere
Furniture Co.
ala tafh 81 ~ "a RF S.AHIO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-21

FURNITURE Contents of apt
Owner leaving town. Will sacrifice
DU. 7-0376 after z pm.
FURNITURE = Desire responsible
party TO lake over payments on
3 rms. Of furniture; 6-pc. modern
living room: modern complete bed
rm. suite; 6-pe. dinette set. All In
excellent condition. Used only 3
months. Payments of $40 per
week on low balance due after
small down payment. BROWNS
FURNITURE CENTER, 1903 Good
Hope I'd. Sc. LIZ. 4-3s00.
FURNITURE-Sacrifice for quick
sale: white and gold decor. ira
ditionali marble coifee table. twin
foam rubber beds, sofa, chairs,
lamps and other items. Phone
after B pm. RIA. 6-700S, CREST
FURNITURE rooms OF fine
furniture; regular, S496: discount
price, 1897 80. We are never
knowingly undersold.
YOUNG FURNITURE co.
eI7 nth st. NV. pI. 1922
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HELp MEN

lPBx OPERATOR for Conn, ave.
apt. bldg, 1880 am, TO- $3.50 Pm,
Sp,S Gays; .ii xpmsEEa rs oI'sasRYAG sri fop
appt CO. b-S10S.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1958-02-13
SAVINGS NAMED BIGGEST
PEEILETED FEED ADVANTAGE

The real advantage of using
pelieted livestock feed in the ire
mendous saving in space and la
Dor. In a year of high hay prices
such as we are experiencing now,
costs per ton in terms of feed
value are competitive"
So says George Vapaa, county
agricultural agent. Pelleted rough
ages require only one-fifth to one
sixth as much storage space as
they do in loose or chopped form.
For many setups, feed lots be-
come almost completely automa-
tic, meaning a minimum of labor.
These were points emphasized
by the agent. His explanation:
A 20 by 30-foot round tank will
hold about IT'S tons of pelleted
hay, compared to only about 35 to
40 tons of field-dried baled hay.
Handling costs are also greatly
reduced, since pellets can be
handled like grain. For storage
pellets can be mechanically ele-
waited into storage bins and fec
out with gravity-fiow and regular
conveyor equipment.
In addition to many feed lots
becoming almost completely auto
matte, a reduction in necessary
feed handling machinery and stor
age facilities cuts overhead cost!
way down And with purchased
feed transportation costs are a
a smaller rate for this single, con
centrated, high-density feed.
Other reasons for using pelletet
feed the agent cited are increase,
palatability, uniform feed, n
"eating over" or selection, an,
dust and other feed waste elm
mated
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1958-02-13

Lot No. s5-lss Galv. 8" PR Elbows;
90 Galv. 8" PR Shoes: IT'S Alum. 81
PR Elbows: las Galv. s. PR Elbows:
25 5" Binds VS. Drop; l2S K Galv. Fl,
K Strainers; 50 X Alum Connectors 80
X Alum. 5/3 Drop Alum; IL X Inside
Mter Alum. X Outside Miter Alum.
IL X Outside Miter Alum; 6 Copper
Sickle Hooks; 50 Copper Gutter Hangers;
% 8" Copper B Drops; $50 Copper Con-
nectors. s" X; II Copper Connectors.
5" K; Copper X Inside Meters i40
s" Gutter Spikes Coppertone; 81 Cop
per per f End Caps ,o0 s." 200 Z" GsIv. Gut
Z" X Comb. Hangers; 1000" Comb.
Hangers 20" X Outside Meters. Galv.;
So" X Connectors. Gslv. 75-5" X
Hangers: Galv;: l60-4" X End Caps,
sal Droos so1 cais End nd Drops lSOas'
nectors. PR; AS" Galv. Meters. PR:
e. Comb. Hangers. P. R. Galv. 100
- End Caps. P. R. Galv.; sos"
strap STRAP c Hanssrs. GaIy P, R.; s.5Ls"
Galv. sos" Gutter Spikes 20" Gaiv.
Ferrules; 100 Racks & Kegs, GaIv.
800 Racks & Kegs. Galv. 81: SO Pine
Cleats. 9" Galy.; 500 Sickle Hooks. 3"
Galy; 4o-5" Connectors. Galv.; 1000
side Corners Insul; iso-5" Alum. Com.
Hangers; 1916" Alum. End CAPS
Alum. 100 Downspout Straps Alum. $50
Alum. Connectors: Ia Alum. 5" Nit
ers 10 Alum 5" Strap. Hangers: g.
with Drops; so Galy. P. R. Strap Hang
ers; 10 Galv. X 5/S Drops.
Lot No. 66-5 Pc. 4x12xA Temp.
Hdbd. 90 Pc. AKA Hdbd. Temp.
Lot Lot No. No. S 81 ST. Stn R gTS s Pk los f.
Lot No. 69-46 Bdls. l6x32xh Tile ca
4 Bdl lexS2xh Tile So; 81 #. 16x1s
Lot No; 1880 #. l2"x8' PIX; !.
PIX: 24O Il. i2'xS'xh PIX; i72s #.
Il6"xS'xh Plank; 5000 #. Plking u"
Lot No. 7I-5O So. Asbestos Siding
I So. Vitramin Siding; So. Asbestos
Lot No. 1880 #. Aka Temp Hdbd. !:
/ 1856 #. AxSxS-l6 Temp. Hdbd $50 #.
4xlOxh Hdbd. Ply. IS Pc. Axe Temp.
Hdbd. r.; Ss4 # Temp. Hdbd; H.,
Lot No. 74-12 Cans Seal. Nova Roof
Lot No. 75-5 So. D. G. Tteons: 8
So. S. c. Titeons; 10 So. 210 Thickbutts
! Lot No. 1864 Kegs Asst. Nails.
Lot No. TITO Ctn. Insul. Siding
Lot No. Isl Lot Tflerite Plastic Tile.
Lot No. 79-2 Pc. TO- Conveyer Track
Lot No. 800 #. Cedar Closet Lin
Lot No. sl-2 4-wheel Trucks.
Lot No. S2-5 Garage Doors. SKI.
! Lot No. $4,000 #. lockwood Med.
1 23"; 1000 #. Rockwool Med. 49,; 2700
#. Rockwool Med. 15"; $500 #. Rock
wool Med. 23"; 1400 #. Fiberglass Med.
23" $50 RI. Ia" Roofing Valley "a
SKIS Lowers Pitched Roof LOWERS
10 Pitched Roof LOWERS IL Wall Louv-
ers. 1913 $50 #. 16xS2xh Tile; 16 Adj.
LOWERS; "a Adj. LOWERS IL Adj Low
ers 10 SKIS Lowers; 81 Sx12 Lowers
l Lot Celo-Tex Mouldings $50 #. lex
16x15 Tile: IL 12x18 LOWERS; % 8x16
Lowers; 5000 #. 12x12x15 Tile; So.
Nova Shakes 256 #. 16xl6xlh Tile: $50
#. l6x32xlh Tile.
JAMES B. BICE, III. Receiver
SIC f.. Loockerman Street
rover. Delaware
Maurice A. Hartnett. III
2l9 S. stare Street
Dover. Del.
Attorney for Receiver
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1958-02-13
FARMER GETS
FILING OPTION
Alternate Methods May Be
Employed in Figuring So
cial Security Earnings
AMENDMENTS LISTED

Self-employed farmers may use
an alternate method for figuring
their earnings from their farm,
Myron Milbouer, district manager
of the Wilmington Social Security
Administration office, and H. Lee
land Brown, District Director of
Internal Revenue, reminded farm
operators today.
Mr., Brown pointed out that self
employed farmers may figure
their earnings for social security
in several ways.
l. If your gross income from
agricultural self-employment is
not more than $500, you may
count as your net farm earnings
either your actual net or two
thirds of your farm gross income;
2. If your gross farm income is
more than $500, and your net
farm earnings are less than 81 zoe
you may use either your actual
net or $1,000;
3. If your gross farm income is
more than $500 and your net
farm earnings are 81, 200 or more
you must use the actual amount
of your net earnings.
Mr.. Brown added that use OF
the option will enable farmers
with gross income as low as 5000
TO obtain social security protec-
tion for themselves in their old
age and for their survivors ir
case of death. However. he en-
phasized that regardless of the
way in which you figure your net
earnings, you must have net earn
ings of at least $500 (from farm
ing alone, or in combination with
other Sc earnings) in order to
get social security credit for the
year.
In addition to the raised option
al method, the 1856 amendments
extended social security coverage
to some farm owners who receive
cash or crop shares from tenant
farmers. If the farm-landlord I'M
der his agreement with his ten
ant. materially participates in the
production or management of pro-
duction of the farm crops raised
on his land, this income, formerly
excluded as rental income, may be
reported for social security pur.
poses. This provision is effective
for taxable years ending aftel
1865.
Requests for information re-
garding taxes due and tax return
forms should be directed to the
Internal Revenue Office at Will
mington. Questions concerning the
Old-age, survivors, and disability
insurance program will be answer
ed by your social security Office
at 504 w, 10th St., Wilmington