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MANHATTAN AUTO, INC

MANHATTAN AUTO, INC.
l345 Florida Ave. NE.
Ia 3-a5uO
AUTO BODY MAN. DAY or night
shift. 5-day 4O-hr. week. group
insurance and capitalization. paid
vacation and HOLIDAYS Apply Mr..
Miller. GENERAL TRUCK SALES,
80 NJ st ne
AUTO BODY MEN. experienced in
complete wreck service. Tou SAL
ary. h-day week STANDARD
rama I'd NV.
AUTO LUBRICATION MECH. want
ed. No exper. nee: we will train
M EHee ESTsing eo MnTogs sid T1s
Conn. ave FM $1,000
AUTO. MECHANIC. exper.. tor
new-car preparation: paid noli-
days. vacation. lge suburban Ford
leadership. Apply Mr. Shultz,
MONROE FORD CO. l235 EN-
hwy. Silver Spring, Md. ~.
AUTO MECHANICS (2l. GIN exper
preferred, AL men only, must be
sober. Plenty Of work; 5is-day
week. bu 3u co. dement's. palu va
Sat'on ob noSaSI Ko App1S IN sPRRsY
PATE. 1870 Connecticut ave. NV,
AUTO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ex-
perience preferred, Plenty OF work
company dement's See MI Link,
RICHARD a. DAVIS. 6"S Penn
sylvania ave sc.
aNfrn NaRnuANUr, ,.AR.n -. al
ored; business opportunity to take
over shop. have own tools: heavy
equipment furn Average income,
StS5- 5000 wkly Call for apt.
bet oil am. MR.. ALLEN. Ii.
4-4924
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INCOME TAX RETURNS
AUCTION SALES
ADAM A. WEsCHLER & SON
neerS-AppTaisers


Attorneys Sale
OF
NEW MERCURY PARTS
Cost Approximately $4,000 .00)
Including
Motor, Transmission, Differentia
Radiator, Exhaust, Carburetol
Generator, Starter. Ignition. Axle
Clutch, Wheel, Chassis, Body
Trim and other Replacement
Parts, Accessories, etc. Of
MAYFLOWER MOTORS
BY Public Auction
CAS- AN ENTIRETY
at Weschler's 905 z Street NV
wsSh Il Z : p p C.
April z, 1859 10 AN
Tarms: Cash
FROST A TOWERS, Attorneys
Southern Building
mn29-ap5
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AUTO LEASING
Business-Professiona

BustneSs-Professlo
Insurance. tags; maintenance where
You choose, we paw the bill RAM
blerS. $40 per mo. Pontiacs or any
other car Of your choice. CAPITAL
FLEETS. INC. 1925 Prince st
Alexandria Va. OV 3-ll06.
BEAUTIFUL handmade wood fiber
shrubs 10. 7-25S5.
BEST CARE for elderly semi in
valid; best food. spec. attn diet
porches. garden. AID 2-7939 29'
BUY OR SELL from owner to an
other through BULLETIN ADS
No dealers FE 7-3222.
CLOSETS. cedar lined mothproof
S75 and 500 RE .5-5s32
"CHA CHA" etc., 81
Taught at our practice dance so.
1715 Penna. Ave. NV. ME- $4,000
CHRONIC AND CONVALESCENI
patients given excellent care II
| JOHNSONS NURSING HOME. LIST
, floor rooms with exits to ground
! 4-g07S.
CRAFTSMAN wishes work at home
( 3 VIZ exp: familiar Govt speci'
hcetion: reas OIL 6-0g16
EARRINGS to match your dress Of
gown. made from your material
Skilled Italian craftsmanship
Send 3x5-in swatch. Price 81
with order or COD. MARCuCC
I DE ROME p. o. Box 1898
Wash 4. d. C
FOR ELDERLY LADY-Beautifull!
furn. air-cond.- rm. in new pvt
home; excel. tray svc. Wo. 6-2955
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AUTO. SALESMAN wanted to sell
Mercury Edsel ana English Ford
no experience necessary MOORE
GREAR MOI ORS. 440b Conn
ave. EN-. 2-55O0
AUTOMOBILE sALEsMEN-I need
three men TO complete our excel
lent sales force; experience pre-
ferred but will train qualified men,
Excellent pay plan. Call Mr.
Holmes, Lincoln i-3OOO for ap-
Dolntment. HALEY'S. INC.
AUTO Statesmen t9)-Opportu-
nifty Tor experienced men TO take
full advantage Of the market. and
make $500 per month guarantee
to the right man: floor time
every dav, red-hot advertising
campaign Buy used cars. get
2Ott OF profit; no lot chGrge. ESQ
Of gross on the t-as-a-firecrack-
er Lark and Hawk: also. volks.
wagon and Triumph. One man
made $3.50 last week Just buying
a. selling used cars This is a
terrific proposition. but only for
men who know the business. Lark
Is now ahead OF Mercury. Eos !.
Dodge. De Soto. ChTysler and close
on Ramhler's heels Get in on
II quick, new car furnished. See
Marshall Dillon, BENNING AUTO
SALES. Ii 4-7333. .
BAKERS. DONUTs - Experienced,
adm traineeS. Top salaries. bene.
pm. April >, 952 Sligo ave. Silver
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AG ALWAYS place your Classified Ad where costs less
~ to get quicker results =. Star Classified

WAsn anspsrtne adperiissmsats
adGfessed 10 Stas b0fes DO NOT
sneiOsr original references pho.
toOrophS o. Other mafert0la o.
personai paiHe C0ptes aerue the
vurp0se OSigtRals mas oct lost
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ADVERTISING REP.

~ white Montg. Co. NV. resi-.
dent. TO assist me in new Office
OIL. 9-0S30 for appointment.
AERIAL PHOTO LAB TECHNICIAN
-Exper. in Photographic map.
pin; precision wo-' wei 4ugdu
copy camera; developing rectify.
Ing printing. enlarging aeria
film: some printing. Permanent
position. IA 5.S500. wkdays.
AIRLINE CHIEF ENGINEER must
have rounded aircraft and power
plant service eneineerinR cxpe.
Renee Submit resume and salary
Box "42-S. Star.
ALLOWANCE LIST WRITER, with
NAVY or Federal catalogue expef
perm position: agr to 4h: + days.
SIZE $685. hr, Miss Kelly. SNEf,
LING hQFNcY. 8O5 l4th st. NV,
ST. 3-RSSS.
''."VTI0US FAMILY MAN, bet. 81.
~ IN learn the life ms. blu Should
have equiv OF his. educ. neat
appear. above aver. 10 and be nov
ampl Oppor. In earn white learn.
ing. NO IMMED. rNTERFrRFNCr
WITH PRESENT POSITION Most
i earn s"nn-SinO per mo whr6
learning We're a very lge.. old
comnany Write Box 453-K. Star
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CALIFORNIA

VA La
As exclusive Eastern AGENT for q
leading Space ORGANIZATION. We are
privilrped to offer the following
outstandinn opportunities. We are
primarily seeking those who are
within 10', OF the top of their
profession. Salaries are most at
tractive. Agency fees as well as
interview and relocation expenses
are paid nv the company.
AEEONAUTICS: Aerodyn amics. Ma
teriais EnRr Shock and Vibration.
STABILITY ard Control, Structure
and WEIGHTS Trajectory ANALYSIS.
PROPULSION Combustion EnGr..
Fuels Analysis. Thermodynamics,
Fluid Dynamics. Magnetic. Hydro
dvnamics
ELEcTRONIcs: Electrical Ensineer-
in" Communications. Guidance
Systems. Instrumentation, Micro
wave Cryogenics Telemetry, Ra-
CONTROLS: Electronics. Mechani-
cal. Hydraulics.
COMPUTFRS' Anslog Oigital. syS-
tens. Data Analysis
PHYSICS: Experimental, Theo.. Nu-
clear, Solid state. Plasma.
MATH. Applied, Pure. General.
LoHir, S atistics.
WEAPONS SYSTEMS. Operations
Research Maintenance LoeisticS.
ASTRONOMY; Aviation Med. HUI
mon FnPrg
CHEMICAL: Nuclear. Eng. Mech.
Ground Support, Tech. Doc.
CIVIL: Construction. Air Condition
ing. Architectural.
Please phone for confidential ap-
pointment.
WALTER H. KESSLER
Personnel Services. 654 Wash BLDG
18th and N. Y. Ave, NV,
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TECHNICAL
ADMINISTRATIVE
ASSISTANT

National duckpin bowling organiza.
ton has challenging position for
young, college trained executive
looking for career opportunity
Will work with organization exec
utive IN an aggressive, long range
promotion and public relations
program. Excellent opportunity
for advancement.
Prefer person with trade associa .
ton background but right indi-
vidual with public relations and I
or promotion BACKGROUND can
qualify for this position General
KNOWLEDGE OF bowling helpful but
not REQUIRED Our employees know
OF this I'D For confidential inter-
view. please send complete resume
Of personal educational and en-
ployment history TO Box 270-S
Star.
ADVERTISING SALESMAN for met
ropolitan weekly newspaper: ex-
pert IN selling, copy and layout
good sal perm Box 399-K. Star.
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PERSONAL
A GHosTWRITING AND
EDITING SERVICE

I'LL = LAW ASA44S 4SA
By established newspaper and mag
aZIne writer. Term papers, theses
book reviews edited and polished
Resumes, forms 81 prepared OF
revised. Daily, Sundays, holidays
JU. S-lGyS.
AAA TAX SERVICE-Returns pre-
pared by former Internal Revenue
tax accountant. Call IA 9-S050
A FORM 81 prepared and typed
Personnel eounseltne Mimeograph
ing. EXcH SERVICE 1882 x St
Al TAX SERVICE Former Int
RI agt 20 yrs exp all returns
At your home mine LA $4,000
ACCURATE TAX RETURN prepared
BY former Internal Revenue agent
in your home LO. 7.9l9S any
time also OIL. 2-9254 after Z pm
ALL INCOME TAX RETURNS pre-
pared at your home by formel
internal Revenue agent. JU. ..
D44S.
ALL TAX RETURNS prepared IL
your home, any evening al you
convenience: reasonable. Call AM
time. CT. 6-2S14.
ALTERATIONS-Exper. all types o.
ladies' clothes: reaS. prices. Hens
81 up IT,. 2-3541.
ANSWERING SERVICE. only S7.5(
pc no YOUR phone or ours
good Jersonalized service Cal
EX 1926. weekdays, please.
ANTIQUE FIREARMS wanted b!
collector Give description. Boz
2y7-S Star.
APPRAISALS Expert appraisinI
for insurance estate. casualty
claims, gift and tax purposes An.
tiQue and contemporary cate.
gories. FE. 1881 or DE. 2-2l76
ATTENTION. LADIES! Moving
Luggage; rvs light loads SIS up
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AUTO ASST.
SERVICE MANAGER

Perm we'll paid lob now open for
q top-notch man fully experienced
with mechanical and body worE
full COMPANY benefit immediately
Apply in person bet. 9-ll' am
or call for Apt. Ask for MR.. JOE
HERSON.
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HELP-MeN
LOCAL DJSTRIBTIToR 10,

A LOCAL DISTRIBUTOR for
West Coast manufacturer has an
opening for career man. eX-
tenSivt training with nay; neat
ness and ambition only REQUISITES.
age 81 to 40. No information by
phone. sall for interview onlv
JU 9-s373
ACCOUNTANT-PUBLIC, for CPA
ONCE, needed immed.. exper. only.
fine oppty. for sincere man and
one with few accounts Of his
own. Drop brief note stating age.
eXper.. etc. salary expected, to
Box COX. Star,
ACCOUNTANT. coll. grad. under
rs facets. MAJOR. with superv
exp. to assist controller: to $500
81. COLUMBIA EMPL., l341 9 NV.
ACCOUNTANTS BOoRKFEPERs
We Snecia HE In These Positions.
ATT AS ACrv. 1420 N Y Ave NV
ACCOUNTANT
Career opport.. broadcastinE field.
for univ. grad, accounting major
to age -. Candidate must have
good exper.. pref. with some super.
visory expef, and must be high'y
nromotable for future ton position
payinp five figures. Start to
MANAGEMENT CONSUL1ANTS
INC. Suite 1901, l43h q st. NV.
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Broiler Man
HOT SLOPES

Must be thorouGhly experienced on
charcoal broilerS. Excellent salary
for top man Good appearance
and references required. Apply
l34l q st. NV. RIM. 200.
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATORS for a
pvt school for exceptional children
located lust south Of northern Va
Salary oper. Send complete res
ume Box 316-S. Star.
BUS BOYS S45 A WK.
AMER EMPL.. 9512 l4th St NV
Drivers $50 a week
Grocery Clerks $50 q week
PnrteIS $50 week
COLORED-WHITE DE "-6I7t
BTTTCVER exper NIL around rro-
cery man. colored Must he re-
liable anH have refs o,a40 10Th
~ ~ e AnyN1y On pprenn
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ATTORNEY - Must
be member of DC.
and Va. Bars. Spleen
did opportunity for
right man to acquire
interest in well es-
tabliShed law firm.
Please furnish full
resume of trAinins.
experience and per-
sOnal background;
also recent picture.
Box l19-R, Star.
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ACCOUNTANT
ACCOUNTANTS
For The Far East

CPA, & yrs eXper.. age to ~
leading In comptrollership; salary
ACCOUNTANT. exper., age to 80
10 $4,000
RECENT GRADS. with high schol.
astic records start to $1,000
PETER MATHER
Smelling & Smelling
PERSONNEL CONSULTANTS
605 l4th st. NV. ST 3-dSsS
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AUDITING EXPERIENCE. BE.
TWEEN 80 AND 30 YEARS OF
ACE, TO WORK FULL TIME AND
BE IN = POSITION TO TRAVEL
4 TO 3 DAYS A WEEK. TO DC
AUDITING Of BUSINESS COR
PEEPARE PROFIT AND loss,
PHASES OF TAXES. : Salary ? 70 q
TRAvFLrNo AND HOTEL TX.
PENsFs, WRITE BOX 3O4-s,
STAR
AN ATTORNEY OR MAN WITH
LEGAL KNOWLEDGE, BETWEEN
80 AND 90 YEARS OF ACE, TO
WORK FULL TIME AND BE IN
A PosITIoN TO TRAVEL Z TO
5 DAYS A WEEK. TO DO LEGAL
woRp OBTAINING 10 tNVFS-
T1qATIoNs SALARY TO START,
$1,000 A YEAR PLUS TRAVELLING
AID HOTEL EXPENSES. WRITE
BOX 294-S, STAR.
APPRENTICE PAINTER. for 4-year
program leadirR to status as
journeyman paw increases al H.
month intervals. young man with
high school and military service
completed M to age 25 preferred
EOOu DppOIluHLty 70 warn
trade. Send brief letter statinE
tory schooling. experience or in.
terest in auto painting, Box
3RS-S, Star.
ARCHITECT, to take charge OF
chief architect Of major ARE Of
fiee. Registration preferred. Call
ME- SMITH. DE. "-f5lS
ARCHITECTURAL JOB CAPTAINS
ington or Norfolk. Va. Call Mr.
SMITH. DE. @-l5lS.
ARCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMAN. 3
yrs experience. school work pre-
ferred STRAN0 & CHILDERS,
CT. $1,000.
ASsErIBLy-IINE MIN -Immediate
opening for men with experience
In assembling non-precislon
mechanical equipment. Apply
COPAR, INC, q Avondale St,
laurel. Md
ASSISTANT MANAGER
FOOD PRODUCTION
For large volume cafeteria. 6-day
week: must have experience and
be able to furnish references
Write Box BLK. Star.
ASST. MGR.
salaried position. with outstanding
salary opportunities and employee
benefits. Individual selected will
have Q bright future. Call Mr..
GREEN. u. 7-6lel. AP. 7-ls46,
XII. 9-S076
ASSIST. STEWARD
Reliable man with experience IN
hotel or LIST class restaurant. Must
be able to supervise and train
kitchen personnel in proper serv-
ice. and sanitation. Apply person.
mel office,
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~ week or month, reasonable
rates A J-SSO0. day or night
UPHOLSTERING DONE by pvt
party. Save on labor and materia
or will use Gust. material. WA
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ACCT. ANALYST
OTHER POSITIONS

Production mgr, precision electro
mech. eauipt., no fee TO Sl4 600
tctuary math deR, $500
Phore collectors, Landover to $50.
Stat typist SIS.
Paint Gales inside. exper.. Open.
Library asst. expeF., so.
Phone elk type $50
&c shier. retired man, 4-i2 am.
So
Stock record elk, 1880 S55
OPEN TO 8 PM. THURSDAY
ATLAS AGENCY
l42O NY. Ave, NV. RE. 7-5767
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CASHIER
BOND CLOTHING

Excellent opportunity for expert
enced cashier and general once
worker: 5-day week. Apply to Mr..
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TV RENTALS

TUTORING-Your child can lear
to read; exper. remedial readin
teacher. UN. 4-7543.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-20
BY ANDREW w. BINGHAM
star stan Writer

new aid TO education is being discovered across the
country: the eectronic brain.
But there's need to worry-it won't put the human
teacher student, out Of business.
The brain will concern itself solely with statistics
"Educaton Jagged far behind industry in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-20
Teachers Given
Is Scholarships

Scholarships for evenin 6
courses this semester have been
awarded to 10 classroom teach
ers in Arlington public schools
by the Arlington County Schol-
arship Funds for Teachers, Inc.
The fund is sponsored by the
County Council of Parent
Teacher Associations. the Ar
lington Civic Federation, the
Arlington Education Associa-
ton, the public schools and
other local groups. Approx
mately 5000 was also given to
teachers during the past sum-
mer for summer school tuition.
The teachers, who will pay
part Of their tuition. will at
tend George Washington,
American and Maryland uni
versities.
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Catholic U. Offers
Russian Course

Both day time and evening
classes will be offered this year
by Catholic University's In
stitute Of Adult Education,
according to the Rev. Sebastian
Miklas. director.
Included in the Institutes
program are several courses to
be given on week ends. They
include Understanding Russia
and its People," music ap-
probation, the philosophy OF
st. Thomas. conversational
Spanish and French and oil
painting.
Other classes during the
week will cover such subjects
as business psychology, interior
decorating, sex education and
the home. public speaking and
finance.
The program will start Sep
TENDER %. For additional in
formation call Adams $4,000.
Ext. 234.
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Parents Called Remiss
On College Cost Study

Most parents said they ex-
pected to draw on several
sources to meet college ex-
penses. Sixty-seven per cent
cited some form Of savings;
other sources mentioned in
clude scholarships. current in
come. government or college
loans and bank loans.
In addition, % per cent ex-
pected their children to earn
some money on their own.
Total Cost Estimates
About half the parents inter-
viewed estimated the total cost
to send all their children
through college would be over
$4,000. Of which they expected
to contribute $1,000. Sixteen
per cent said the total would
be more than $4,000.
I'm the lifetime of the typi-
cal American family" said Mr..
Faust. "the outlay for collage
and the buying Of a home are
the two largest investment ex-
penditures."
He added that If the par
ents' expectations about their
children are realized, "the cur
rent prediction that college and
university enrollments will in
crease from 81 to SIS million by
1870 may be on the low side"
There Is a strong chance. "
he said, that within a decade
half Of the Nations young
people will be getting a year or
more Of college education.
The survey was designed to
cover parents expectations re-
garding their children's going
to college. their estimates Of the
expenses and their plans to a.
nance these expenses.
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9Southern Stotes STUDY
Electoral Vote Plan

makeup Of the political par
ties and what role each Of them
can play in it," he explained.
when the people back home
begin to clamor. their voices
will be heard at the State capt.
tails and in Washington"
Bob Patterson, executive Sec
rotary Of the Mississippi Citi-
zenS' Council, said the group
should concern itself more with
presidential electors than with
the election Of delegates to the
Democratic national conven-
ton.
Electoral Votes Vital
I'VE are not too much con-
cerned about the convention,
because they aren't going to
nominate any man acceptable
to the South" Mr.. Patterson
said. But we can make our
selves heard If enough South
ern States will get together and
elect free and unpledged presi-
dental electors.
If it is a close election
then the southern presidential
electors will hold the balance
Of power. They would then be
in a position to get commit
ments from the party nominees
and If unsuccessful there they
could throw the election into
the United States House of
Representatives where the
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statistics" says James Z.
Gibbs. jr., chief of the State
School System Section in the
once Of Education. Nov it's
starting to catch up"
Importance Is Twofold
The Importance of this adj
vance is twofold:
First. 1t will speed up the
process Of collecting necessary
data for the effective planning
of school programs. Currently.
the facts and figures are often
compiled only after q delay Of
a year or two-and then they
are still incomplete.
Secondly, 1t will increase the
prestige Of education and make
1t easier for school officials to
get money from county coun-
ellis. State Legislatures or, in
deed, Congress.
AS, Wayne o. Reed. Deputy
United States Commissioner Of
Education. puts 1t:
AT the State level. the men
who plan appropriation bills
and the budget authorities are
people who work with figures
all the time. Unless State
boards of education can speak
in precise statistical terms and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-20

MONTGOMERY, Ala. Sept.
10 (AP)-Nine Southern States
would bundle up their 30 cleo.
toral votes for trading bait in
next years presidential election
under q plan advanced today.
1t was proposed at q meeting
Of the pro-segregation Citizens
Councils Of America. More
than 100 delegates from Ar
kansas, Florida, Mississippi,
Georgia, South Carolina, Ten
nessee. Louisiana, Virginia and
Alabama attended.
Southern political unity was
the theme throughout the two
day meeting. Spokesman said
no third party movement is
contemplated.
Roy Harris, former speaker
Of the Georgia House of Rep
resentatives and publisher Of
the Augusta Courier, was re-
elected chairman for a second
term.
Foresee Vote Trading
If the Southern States are
able to elect unpledged presi-
Dental electors. they would be
in position to trade with DEM
ocratic and Republican Party
leaders on their votes in the
electoral college.
This could be an attractive
block Of votes in the event Of
a close election, the council
leaders suggest.
ut is not our intention to
bolt or to create a third party, p"
Mr.. Harris said. I'VE just want
to unity the South so that we
can be in a trading position,
not only next year in the pres
idential election but from now
on"
To Educate People
Mr.. Harris told the delegates
to return 10 their home States
land begin now organizing on
the grass roots level"
I'VE must first educate the
people back home as to the
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present facts well. they have
difficulty in convincing these
men,"
Matching Funds Provided
On a larger scale. he gives
this warning: IF the men in
Congress. or men in the United
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Meat Workers
Threaten Strike

CHICAGO. Sept. 10 (AP).-
A Federal mediator called a
conference Of union and man
agement negotiators tonight in
an effort to head of a threat
ened strike Of $500 Wilson &
Co. meat workers in seven
cities.
The United Packinghouse
Workers Of America has called
a strike starting at midnight
against Wilson plants in Al
bert Lea, Mimi: Omaha; Cedar
Rapids, Iowa; Kansas City,
Kans.; Chicago. Los Angeles
and Memphis. Tenn.
The UPWA contracts expired
August 81 but were extended
until midnight tonight, pending
settlement efforts.
The union said 1t was seek
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-20
D. G. SCHOOLS
LOSE PLEA FOR
STATISTICS FUND

District schools have run
into q major roadblock--
the Budget Ofiice-in their
efforts to improve statisti-
cal services.
A request for $4,000. to
be matched by Federal
funds. to improve such
services has been cut from
the proposed l960-61 bud
get.
Supt. Carl F. Hansen has
promised to fight for res
toration Of the item. Its
Of minor cost but major
importance" he says.
I'VE know we're Anticipated
In this area"