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Evening star., 1960-02-14
Death Toll 3
As Virginia
Snow Piles

RICHMOND, Feb. 13 (AP) -
Virginia was buried under one
of the heaviest snow falls in
recent years today. The fall
continued after dark with sleet
starting in some areas.
At least four deaths were
attributed to the storm. and
weather bureaus predicted
accumulationS of up to 18
inches before the storm abated.
Bus service was slowed or
stopped, planes we're grounded
and motorists found the going
treacherous. Hundreds of acci-
dents were reported through
out the State, most Of them
minor.
Three motorists were reported
killed in separate accidents in
Goochland and owhat a n
counties.
A loaded Greyhound bus was
struck by a s&idding car and
plunged into a ditch on snow
covered US. 460 near Suffolk.
Both occupants Of the car we're
seriously injured but of the IA
bus passengers who were hurt,
only two required hospitaliza-
ton.
In Martinsville, Attorney
Robert May collapsed while
struggling up a snow-clogged
street and died, apparently of
a heart attack.
BY nightfall the snow had
piled up to II inches or more
In the southwest mountains.
gradually dropping to around
eight inches to the east and
north.
The State Highway Depart
m ent said highways were
open but chains were needed
throughout the state.
Greyhound buses west and
south from Richmond were
cancelled, but the bus line con-
tlnued operating runs north
ward and eastward
In GalaX 13 inches was re-
ported. A foot was recorded in
Henry and Patrick counties, IL
inches in Carroll and Floyd
Counties and Lynchburg, 10 in
Halifax, and 8 or more in the
rest of the central and eastern
portions Of the state.
Evening star., 1960-02-14
AU and GU Get
Science Grants

American and Georgetown
Universities are among 16 edu-
cational institutions to receive
grants totaling $275,000 from
the National Science Founda-
ton supporting summer pro-
grams for college teachers of
science and mathematics. More
than 500 professors and section
leaders will get up to SIS a
day to attend the sessions.
which average four weeks.
Evening star., 1960-02-14
CARS

Continued From First Page
up new "gimmicks" to trick
the public.
Drafters of the Butler bill
argue that their bill authorizes
the Commissioners to make
such ruleS-consistent with the
provisions of the act-as they
deem necessary to make it
effective. The flexibility, they
contend, is there. .
Senator Butler said he had
been concerned for some time
about the "reprehensible and
criminal practices" of certain
used-car dealers in the District.
The recent Buyer Beware
series in The Washington Star"
he went on, outlined graphi-
cally the everyday abuses of
these dealers who have viciously
victimized not only residents of
the District and servicemen but
the people of nearby Maryland
as well. Clearly laws rather than
regulations are desperately
needed in this field"
He expressed the firm belief
that there should be uniform
law in this field in Maryland.
the District and Virginia. Mary
land has had its law for more
than five years. Virginia does
not have an auto financing law
but does have strict laws COW
ering motor vehicle dealers and
statesmen.
Main Points in Butler Bill
Among other provisions, the
Butler bill:
Bans pickup payments" at
the beginning of the car financ-
ing deal and balloon notes" at
the end by providing that pay
ments must be in nearly equal
installments at equal interviews.
Allows the car buyer to pay
off all or any part of his debt
at any time in advance of the
due date with a pro rata refund
of the unpaid portion of the
finance charge.
ForbidS the car seller to force
his own insurance on the buyer
and requires that insurance
coverage must be at the prevail
ing rates.
Uses the maximum finance
charges of the other bill-$8
for new cars, $11 for cars up to
two years old and $14 for cars
over two years old. 1t does not
include the SIG rate of the other
bill for cars over four years old.
Unlike the other bill, it does
not allow the Commissioners
to change the rates with
changed economic conditions.
Requires that if a car cannot
Evening star., 1960-02-14
District Lists Streets
As Restricted in Snow

Following is a list Of streets
classified as restricted" dur
ing a snow emergency. meaning
a driver is liable to arrest il
his car obstructs traffic due tc
lack of chains or snow tires:
Adams Mil oad NW-Irving street
to Klingle street. Alabama avenue S.E
-Pennsy lvsnia avenue to Bower
street to Georeia avenue
faaHS to TG5d line tffsnaa Seudns srfs' tSt
Benning bridge and the Bennina via;
duct; Bladensburg road Bennine road
70 the, D C line: Blair road New
HsmpShLle avenue to D. C line Bowen
Se I6so srsncb sEsnne sysnue e Pebnsy
van!a avenue to D c line
street NE North Carolina aN
enue to Fast Capitol Street Bridee. {
street SW Seventh street to Four
teentn street; Calvert street Eight
includire Calvert Street Eridse. Canal
road-M street TO Macarthur boule-
ward; Cathedral avenue W.-Con.
necticut avenue to Rock Greek and
fOlOWAC parkway. COLUMBIA road
connsstsn Snnsssn 1rsnse to PsJe Stree, U11S
to D c line Constitution avenue
Massachusetts tdsS,S avenue NE to Fiji
D street SW MARYLAND avenue to
Fourteenth street. Division avenue
East Capitol street TO b c. line.
East Capitol street-FirSt street to
D c line Benning road to Division
avenue: Eighteenth street NV
Florida avenue to Calvert street
Etghth Street-Florida avenue NE. 10
M street S E Eleventh street NV
pennsylvania avenue to Monroe street;
to Nichols avenue Sc, including the
Fifteenth street NV -Pennsylvani MIA
avenue TO New York avenue: Fifth
street N ". Grant Circle ito Blair
road and Indiana avenue to New York
avenue Sc: 70 Onion station Plaza
First street NE.--H street to New
York avenI e. Florida avenue-Connec.
ticut avenue to Eighteenth street NV
ana Ninth street NV to Fifteenth
street E. Fourteenth street-C street
SW to Colorado avenue NV Fourth
N street sW.: Foxhall road NV
Canal road to Loughboro road
Georgia avenue-Florida avenue to
D line: Good Hone road-Nichols
avenue to Alabama avenue.
street-Massachuset avenue
NY. MY to Fifteenth street NE: H street
street; Harvard street-Columb road
to Fifth street NV
Independence avenue - Fourteenth
StrestS W. to PENNSYLVANIA avenue
Sc. MASSACHUSETTS, avenue Sc
to East Capitol street Bridge: irving
Evening star., 1960-02-14
OIL
Continued From First Page

Continued From First Page
tive says his firm is willing to
consider them. Encouraged by
such sentiment, the presidents
OF two affiliated firms then set
an increase.
Mr.. Mcdowell claimed the
conspiracy had its inception
within the Jersey Standard
Oil Co. family group after a
published statement by L. F.
McCollum, Continental Oil Co
president, "openly and pub
licly" invited a general price
increase.
Humble Oil g. Refining Co.,
a Jersey Standard affiliate,
touched of the price increase
January 3, 1857. 1t spread
through much of the industry.
Judge Savage's ruling cli-
NAKED an Unexpectedly speedy
non-jury trial. Pre- trial pre-
dictions were that it might
take weeks, even months.
Evening star., 1960-02-14
By RICHARD FRYKLUND
star Stan Writer


The Soviet Union appears to
be adding a fast, winged
guided missile to its arsenal,
Pentagon sources report.
American officers know the
missile has been flown over
distances of a few hundred
miles and believe it can be
developed into a full intercon-
.tinental weapon. They believe
the next step in it's testing
program will be a flight of
5000 or 1000 miles. This
country has nothing like it
under development.
The new missile, in effect a
pilotleSs plane. is expected to
be more accurate than present
Soviet intercontinental ballis-
tic missiles and it will carry
a bigger load Of nuclear ex-
plosives. But it will be more
vulnerable to American air de-
fense than an ICBM.
Supplement to ICBM
Russia apparently plans to
use the missile as a supplement
to its ICBM and bomber forces
The new missile may turn out
to be Of less all-around value
than ICBMS, but if produced
in quantity it could force the
United States to increase its
defenses.
If the Russians are as slow
as America to move from the
testing to the production stage.
the new weapon may not be
in operation, however, until
the peak of the missile gap
period has passed. That point.
at which Russia'S lead over the
United States is expected to
be greatest, is estimated to be
about mid-1962.
This country has a subsonic
Evening star., 1960-02-14

suggested the emergence Of
France as an atomic power IS
a good thing. They said it
strengthens the Vests defense
potential.
Evening star., 1960-02-14
ATOMIC
Continued From First Page

Continued From First Page
that the Sahara test area
would continue to exist for
some time.
Asked if France is consid-
ering making a hydrogen bomb,
Mr.. Guillaumat hesitated
then said: THE problem is
being considered"
Immediately after learning
of the atomic test President
Charles de Gaulle sent this
message to Mr.. Guillaumat.
who directed the test:
"Hurrah for France! Since
this morning she is stronger
and prouder. From the bottom
Of my heart, thanks to you
and those who. for France.
have achieved this magnificent
success.
Swift Action Predicted
Mai. Gen. Charles Ailleret,
chief of the French special
weapons division. anticipated
Mr.. Messmer's announcement
earlier today. He said the test
Of a plutonium device at Ia
nezrouf. deep in Algeria near
the Reggane oasis, will per-
nit us to construct swiftly a
completely modern nuclear
arms supply"
France is known to have
enough plutonium. a derivative
of uranium 238. on hand for
two atomic blasts and is slow
ly processing more.
The French blast No. ap-
pears to have been about equal
to the first atomic bombs pro-
duced in 1945 py the United
States. Their energy was rated
as the equivalent of that
packed in 10000 tons of TINT,
or 20 kilotrons.
Hydrogen Bombs Bigger
Hydrogen weapons developed
since by the United States,
Britain and Russia are far
more powerful. The United
States has tested hydrogen
explosives considered equal to
IS to II megatons. or IS to II
million tons of TINT.
The French blast was the
Evening star., 1960-02-14
Red China Raps Test

Red China, a non-nuclear
power. broadcast a declaration
that the Sahara experiment
was carried out "in defiance
of the strong condemnation of
the local people and world pub
lie opinion.
Communist East Germany's
Adm news agency called it an
atomic crime. Socialists of West
Germany, opponents of Chan
cellor Konrad Adenauer's gov
ernment, said the blast was re-
grettable-"every extension of
the atomic club is a danger to
peace and international Sc
curity."
On the other hand, West
German government officials
Evening star., 1960-02-14
WEATHER
Emergency Driving Rules Putin Effect;
Crews Clearing City, Suburban Roads
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facility for about 10 minutes,
was below weather minimums
briefly in the late afternoon.
In the District. the SANTA
ton department was using at
least 1000 men and $50 pieces
of equipment. including snow
ploWs and sanding trucks.
The picture was much the
same in the neighboring Vir-
ginia and Maryland counties.
By mid-afternoon, police in
Montgomery and Prince Geor-
ges counties had termed condi-
tions hazardous.
In every area. the snow be-
gan melting as it fell, then be-
came an icy coating under the
heavier fall as the temperature
dropped to q degrees at night
fall and continued downward.
Virginia took a severe beat
ing, with snow depth up to l8
inches expected before dawn,
particularly in the mountains.
Traffic SnarlS Reported
In the Washington area. the
traffic snarls were particularly
frequent, some of the volume
due to suburban housewives out
shopping in unfamiliar areas
due to the Supermarket strike.
At the Bowie race track,
jockeys refused to ride after
the fifth of nine scheduled
races and the 1929 spectators
who had braved the snow fore
cast fought their way over the
snow and ice toward home.
Two years ago tomorrow, a
similar SnoWstorm marooned
1000 fans at the track, but
yesterday only an inch of snow
had accumulated before the
final race, and highway sand
ing had already started by the
time cars began leaving the
parking areas.
1t was not only the snow on
the roads which tangled traffic,
but that which was driven
against windshields by a strong
wind, impairing driver vision.
Snow Emergency Rules /,
Prince Georges County had
80 pieces of equipment out early
in an effort to keep the primary
roads open. Crews were work.
Ing through the night, as they !
were in other areas.
Maryland State Police in
Rockville reminded motorists
Of the year-old snow emergency.
which prohibits autos on GER
tain marked State highways
unless the vehicles are equipped
with chains or snow tires.
The Laurel district of the !
Maryland State Roads Com
mission, which serves Prince
Georges and Montgomery Coun-
ties, had turned out ITO men in
u trucks before nightfall.
The American Automobile
Association. strongly emphasiz-
ing the mo travel unless emer-
gency," reported hazardous
conditions in all directions ex-
cept toward New York, but it
indicated that by mid-morning
today, slippery conditions would
also exist between here and
New York. 4
Many Events Cancelled 4
The weather not only vastly
increased the number of stay
at-homes, but forced cancella-
ton of many events. I
undertaking ceremonies
for the Methodist Home. 49nl
Connecticut avenue NV, $
scheduled for $3.50 pm. 90
day, were postponed until next :
Sunday.
The enlisted mems dance at
Fort Belvoir, scheduled for to-
night, was called off. A play,
The Reluctant Saint" to have
been presented at the Falls
Church tonight. was postponed
until pm. February %. i
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-21
Hardship

tConiinved from Page "
THE DEVIL SEEKING TO cLoRIFY FLESH AND ITS
ADAMEvE MYTHICAL COUNTERFEIT A
GIGANTIC FRAUD, LIKE ITSELF, - RELEcATEs
JESUS AND NE TO AN OBSCURE STATUS AND
SO, SUBSTITUTES ITS PAcANsTIc INVENTION
PRAYER o MARY. MOTHER OF COD PRAY FOR
US MISERABLE SINNERS!
UNCOMFORTABLE TRUTH
'WIDE HARDSHIP AMID PROSPERITY"
DETROIT WELFARE COMMISSION REPORTS.
why is the general relief case load continuing ~ .
relatively high level in time Of high prosperify?"
THAT IS THE QUESTION WHICH WELFARE sUPT
DANIEL j. RYAN HAS ADDRESSED TO THE MEMBERS
OF The DETROIT WELFARE COMMISSION IN A REPORT
WHICH HAS DISTURBING AND TRAGIC UNDERroNEs
FOR EVERY CITIZEN IN THIS COMMUNITY
During The month Of March. said Mr.. Ryan DETROIT
HAD 1l.'ss FAMILIES. REPRESENTING $4,000 PERSONS
ON ktl'sF That is three times The number Of families
and " fines the number Of individuals on the rolls in the
comparatively high employment year Of 1889
And by implication, at least Mr.. Ryan warned that
me snoson may become instead Of BETTER despite
communion OF what generally appears TO be-snd is
. high level Of local industrial activity
WHAT MAKES THE OUTLOOK PARTICULARLY
DARK IS THE FACT THAT THERE ARE. AT PRESENT.
ABOUT 100000 UNEMPLOYED PERSONS IN THE MET
koPoLIIAN AREA AND AS THERE IS NO pvscERNvBLE
PROSPECT OF EMPLOYMENT FOR LARGE NlJMnERs or
IHEss PEOPLE THE INEVITABLE RESULT IS GOING 70
BE MokE AND MORE or THEM FORCED TO APPEAL
FOR WELFARE SUPPORT. \
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-21
HuRy HoRDE HAD BROKEN THRU
FRANCES MAeNor LIZ. FORGED
HeelADy FORQs EVACUATION AZ
DUkKIRK "A MIRACLE SAVE!
"A sPffN THAT CHANGED HISTORY"
"SlR WINSTON QURQMl: MAY Is. 1910.
-. BLOOD. TON, TEARS AND SWEAT. :"

7re ey+-s,~cs-s-y -ss7>-rs - hYrs- spirit
se- csssiry r. -sssc Yps- -5- powerful esfscs
p, sres. else - . great sssoer
SIX. -,s- ~ss .sr-i-~ wSrsssr c.urrhilL in6e-
ssryetsse inssss ~- fyseS ne spirit q ms people
vfsh Ms o~n :, rsii s~-ssr- 80 Is f7-ess hoyr-
cl4Usc-gLL's Nay - ADDRESS WAS ONE or THE
GREAT SPEECHES or AL TINE NOT ONLY FOR IT'S
SIMPLE tfso INSPIRING ELOcUENcE. BUT FOR WHAT
n SAID c. The Nav AND MS PEOPLE, AND FOR
WHAT IT REPRESENTS ~ TIE HISTORY or THE BRIT
fst NATION AND INDEED or The ENTIRE WESTERN
WORLD WE REPRINT II BELOW on THIS, The TWEEN
7iE--. ANNIVERSARY CT IT'S DELIVERY
MEMBERS or The HOUSE The HERALD 1RI-
eusE REPORTED FROM LONDON NEXT MORNING.
FORGOT DIGNITY AND POAPED THEIR APPROVAL
OF TIE NEW PRIME MINISTER ON THE SAVE PAGE
EIGHT COLUMN HEADLINES ANNOUNCED: "kAzIs
CUT HOLLAND ~ HALF 30 NILES FROM TIE HAGUE;
GERMANS CHECKED ~ BELGIUM. 800 TANKS IN BAT
TIE; WLHELHIsA AND DUTCH GOVERNMENT FLEE
TO LONDON"
would say The House, as said 70 those who have
Joined shis government = HAVE NOTHING TO OFFER
BUT BLOOD. TOLL. TEARS AND SWEAT"
We have before Us an ordeal Of the most grevous
We before many many long months Of s'rus
Gle and Of suffering You ask. WHAT IS Our PoLicY7
WILL SAY '71S
IT IS TO WAGE WAR BY SEA LAND AND AIR,
WITH ALL OUR MIGHT AND WITH ALL THE STRENGTH
THAT COD CAN GIVE US: TO WAGE WAR AGAINST A
INDUSTRIOUS TYRANNY, NEVER SURPASSED IN THE
DARK, LAMEkTAsLE CATALOGUE or HUMAN CRIME.
THAT IS OUR POLICY"
You ask WHAT IS OUR AIN? in
word vIcToRY-yesory all costs victory in spite Of
all terror. victory however long and hard the road
be- for without victory there survival. LET THAT BE
REALIZED; NO SURVIVAL FOR THE BRITISH EMPIRE;
NO SURVIVAL FOR ALL THAT THE BRITISH EMPIRE
HAS STOOD FOR; NO SURVIVAL FOR THE URGE AND
IMPULSE OF THE ACES THAT MANKIND WILL MOVE
FORWARD TOWARDS ITS GOAL. BUT TAKE UP MY
TASK WITH BUOYANcY AND HOPE
feel that cause will not be suffered 10 fail
among men, feel entitled 70 claim the aid Of
all and say, "COME. THEN. LET US GO FORWARD TO-
CETHER WITH OUR UNITED STRENGTH"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-21
Claiming

tconsinved from Page u
public by being erfed 70 the aspects OF the enter
tsinmenf world via which the devil exploits his muIfibiI
lion rsckefs - SEX - always of the devil Marriage is
merely potential divine control Alcoholic beverages
hseeo impure Therapeutic inviting premature deaths and
terrible bIvnders tragedies - for example, the Democrats
and The DEVILS F.DRs Pearl Harbor. laundering infamy
Crime gambling
As you know, have had grand Christian Sci.
enfisfs who out Of the theatrical world the late
Harry {. Brown, C.SB., and others.
In fathers and mothers family of seven, Christian Sci
has produced world leader - Fruehsvf Trailer. The
writer The eldest Of four brothers, but only stakeholder
in The Company Never father sge SO 10 years al the
ssfIer thank the Lord for being spared the devish
folly she sovscorehing burdens, OF having and rearing
the devils Adams, Ewes mvrderous Gains Judsses knsves
and fools he ego and and psychology Of human births and
parenhood making imperative fhe spiritual rebrh Of the
cHILDLEss Christ Jesus second appearance via Gods
greatest Mary, Mary Baker Eddy woman Matthew 1888,
Revelation 12:1,5).
The 9oyear, plus. Rip Van Wrinkles - clergy, Iaynen,
leaders, and fast asleep 10 heaven al hand,
within YOU and The healing Of fhe nations progressing
irresisfiby fhe revelation Of the REAL nations,
fion, and universe Of nvunersbe onpresenf and
eternal life, true habitat Of many marvellous mansions
tchrsf Jesvs - needing healing In oil eternity
Best wishes Al your service
ALPHABETICALLY yours. according 10 Christ,
Andrew Frvehsvf, Publisher
Gods Detroit Tribune
Aim
Ene's. 2se Mail
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-21

:. I. AL Edn- 6 Honhos s-fo
c,>,.e,,o~ k.-rss a5ensyes said here ne knew for
<r 49, me Scse. Union also ew planes over our ser
so1.
nc or asou7 1000 PERSONS: AND KNOW. THANK
COO THAT The AMERICANS HAVE BEEN MAKING
SIMILAR FLIGHTS OVER RUSSIA TINS IS PART Or The
BUSINESS
Ne said ne news American reconnaissance plane
tse me Soviet Union wss no soPsss
him
Dr. aoensoer sad thought II going too fsr 70
make \ lock as " se flight Soviet territory OF the
oo~red American plane had deeply shaken Peor doe''s
khrvshches"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-21
Angel Power =


C,csir>e> tram Esek pssei
.>r<. GREATER Jim f<1z1s end subsscyerf
re csns,r'st, shs H,fy cbos' fsse1sre
~ 'nines Nan Isss Per- l7i,s Issish'
III making .shc Csrssi. II. 81 II The REAL Gre
s'sr. ynf,sr,e "ssry soo1 Perfect inyyirsrsble.
,nnprssenf heaven end sernsi ss of many marvellous
rrsnss>r.
Re est l1i.s c>o's greatest MarY His incompatible
rrophs'sss Peycisfor. founder of III. ONE ssssnree
SANE cnvrch ~evfc: The Christ Scientist - hss
,ns As erJ nfsbls Bible Pssfor His Chrisfisn Sci
,e<,bc>k vo,d Of LdsnEve fsnsisfors spjrifUsi
scvhsrsrs Not subject 70 SsUis Of TsrsVs clergy
Do tsks me latter both. with yoV: King James Prot
es'sof senior basic Bible Pastor and has IFS ony
Wholly trustworthy guardian bersor in Nj. Christian
Sc,sn>e Ts<fbo>k
NJ best 70 Yov end Mrs. Mitchell, and Billy Graham.
Yours IN Christ,
ANDREW Ffyehsvf, Publisher
Cod. Detroit Tribune
Enclosures ~ 7Sc Air Mail Special Delivery
lsrsinsl written in long hand by AF.FJ
~ The 'phorI Adam 81 flesh
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-21
Devil S Catholicism

CONTINUED from Back Page
HENCE THE POWER. PROMISE, AND GRANDEUR
or TIE CHRIST BOTH FIRST AND SECOND AP.
pEARAhcEs - THE SECOND MERELY MAKING
EVIDENT JESUS STATEMENT THERETO: 10. AN
WITH YOU AWAY EVEN UNTO THE END Or
THE WoRL0"l
THE Myth or ADAMS EYES. EVIL, HELL
MATTER" AND ITS FATHER. THE DEVIL ARE Ex-
POSED IN sATANs DuPES' sUFFERIkcS -
MANS EXTREMITY IS GODS OPPORTUNITY!
ALSO. THE DARKEST HOUR PREcEpEs THE
DAWN" ls&H tool
AND JESUS AGAIN: FEAR NOT. LITTLE FLOCK.
IT IS YOUR FATHERS GOOD PLEASURE 20 cWEI
YOU THE KINGDOM"
AND SEE FOR YOURSELF, JESUS BELOVED
DISCIPLES ST. JOHNS. FIRST EPisTLE, 3:I-3 - NOW
ARE WE THE SONS OF COD NOT AS ADAMS
AND EYES, HOWEVER,
"cRoWINc US. INFLUENCE FINDS
CANADA REsENTFUL"
BY Carl T. Rowan
Csnada's anger and illustration IFS defense sIi-
United States Just segment OF broad
field Of irritation.
THE UNITED STATES HAS BECOME THE DoMI-
NANT OUTSIDE INFLUENCE M CANADIAN LIFE M
SEVERAL AREAs-BUslNEss. FOREIGN POLICY. cUL-
TURAL TASTES, LABoR-MANAcEMENT RELATIONS
AND so FORTH
In all these fields, someone is using the word "satel-
IT IS SITUATION THAT CANNOT HELP BUT
HEAT UP TEMPERs PERIODICALLY IN A NATION OF
PROUD PEOPLE.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-21
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c.rso~y-sosss rs+Tcts tF ADOPTED VIAL De Ex-
$500 10 LARGER AND LARGER GROUPS OF 9Th
zENs AND ulrswArELY LEAD 70 soaAE FORM Of so
CALLED MEDICINE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-21

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-30

This may sound little silly, what with
all of our scientific achievements in
outer space and all. . but lot of stores
are still holding their Christmas Sales
at the wrong end of December -.
y That's right . They're still holding
Christmas Sales after Christmas
after all the shopping has been done
-. after all the gifts have been bought.
y Maybe we're old fashioned i. . but we
think Christmas Sale ought to be
held in time for Christmas
Now, we'll admit After-C Christmas
sales are mighty handy for cleaning
house. That's good store-keeping and
were all for it . And we have need
of clearances ourselves
y But what about Mr. and Mrs. John @.
Public?
We've talked to lot of people during
the past sixty-four Christmases
and even in this changing world we've
found some things that never change
at all -.
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