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Evening star., 1960-01-10
OUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE
Beautiful Tioga County!

Beautiful Tloga County!
400 acres Of wooded hunting coun.
try for only S495Ol Deer, bear
turkey. small game Trout stream
mountain. Taxes only $50.
Realtors. Gaines, Pa
Phi. Galeton 6269-Jl
SOUND, comfortable basic retire.
ment or vacation home. Quaint
village OF Sperryville rooms
hall. porcheS. separate workshop
garage, laundry, SprlnGhOuse. Al
good condition. Garden. excel
lent spring water supply. Con.
venient to everything. Low taxes
Replacement value $4,000. Price
$500 Part cash. balance lone
term So loan. References re-
auired OWNER, so 5-465S.
80 ACRES. in village. 6-room house
Electricity. farm buildings: $4,000
Near river, good fishing. livable,
old 5-room house, on paved road:
$500. Near river, good fishing
bedroom house, basement, living
room with fireplace, central heat,
paved road; S7.75O
BROWNING REAL ESTATE AGCY.
Culpeper, Virginia
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I BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

Write or phone today for complete
information about prest.ge unat-
tended coin-operated Westinghouse
Laudiomat Laundry stores. You
manage in your spare time while
netting high extra income. Because
customers do-it-themSelveS, no at
tendants are necessary. You re-
ceive assistance in locating, store
planning, training and promotional
help from the organization that has
helped plan over $500 successful
laundry stores throughout the U. S.
and Canada. that has the expert
ence essential to the greatest prOflt
on your investment. We finance
up to 90es of your total purchase
offer you the longest financing
period and the lowest monthly in
stallments. No experience IS rec
esSary. Our proven program will
make the best business sense 10
you. Write, wire or phone for
details. No obligation.
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DESK SPACE

ATTORNEY desired in small down.
twn real estate ofi1ce. Sec'y. serv-
ice; reas. ST. 3-4555, RA. 6-3413.
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
ABOVE THE
MT VERNON

hbONE i hE
POTOMAC AND OVERLOOKING
MT. VERNON
A house and view Of unusual beauty,
featuring completely remodeled
home for luxurious living and en-
tertaining on / acre Of perfectly
Handicapped ground with steps right
TO the water. PRICED IN LOWER
4OS.
BERENs SALES RE. 6-54OO
BAY RIDGE-Year around house,
> bedTm.. panelled liv rm., fire.
place, kit. and bath. Lge. screen
! blk. from BAY. Ii 3-0422.
CALVERT COUNTY, MD.
l,90O-FT. FRONTAGE on protected
harbor: Broom, 2-bath house; 20
acres fertile, level land; excel. for
marina, club, subdivision or private
estate. Convenient to both Wash
Ington and Baltimore.
DARES BEACH - Arm. and bath
cottage, lO0-ft. lot, city water
ST. LEONARD CREEK - Attrac-
new brick ranch house, Ia baths,
carport, garden house, S0O-foot
frontage on deep harbor; ABOUT 3
acres land; mod. heat and air con-
ditioning. A perfect retirement
ST. LEONARD cREEK-small cot
tage, mod. ht. and bath, l acre
land fronting water, private pier,
unusually pretty setting. SA,35O.
LONG BEACH-3 bedTmS, "a baths,
stuuio-type liv. rm. with Cathedra!
ceiling and stone fireplace, base
ment with mod oil ht., lge lot.
l@5NlUO and 4 huge oak trees: de-
lgntful environment, one OF the
widest and finest sand beaches on
the Bay, $4,000, terms.
PATUXENI RIVER acres, eX-
Sellent marina potential Groom
home SlO,OOO.
ST LEONARD CREEK-Wooded lot,
100 #. on water, $40 #. deep,
BENEDICT-Attractive cottage at
this famous fishing village on the
PatuXent. large corner lot with
huge weeping willow trees. Only
SCIENTIST CLIFFS - Unusually
well-designed contemporary ram
bier in wooded setting with mag
nifcent views over Chesapeake
Bay. , bedrms. elec. kit, tile
doors swing up combining liv. rm
and porch into one great room for
summer entertaining; highly re-
stricted, finest environment. Sl2,-
$50
DISTRESS sALE-3 lots on Chesa-
peake Bay; direct frontage Of 1870
# on sandy beach.
SOLOMONS-3 bedrooms, full din
rm., llv. rm., elec. kit, modern
bath, full basement, oil furnace:
newly painted inside and out. SlO,-
500.
soLCMoNs HARBoR AREA acre
on Mil Creek, beautifully wooded;
deep harbor, full riparian rights
5 BEDROOMS. . baths, modern cen
tral heat, on > acres, fronting
Patuxent River, near new Benedict
Bridge; wide, sandy beach. full
riparian rights.
OL1VET. overlooking Mill Creek
new rambler: 3 bedrmS, full base
ment, Il acres Of land. $4,000
SCIENTIST CLIFFS: A custom
home built to finest specifications;
3 bedrms, lge. liy. rm. with mas
sive stone fireplace. central heat with
full air conditioning. full basement,
FISH pond, small greenhouse, sum-
mer house, beautifully HANDICAPPED
grounds, magnificent views over
Chesapeake Bay. this home must
seen to be appreciated. Price
$50, OOO, which is way under cost
OF construction alone.
HAVE YOU HEARD THE
CALVERT STORY?
WRITE FOR FREE BROCHURE
J. B. WATERS & ASSOC.
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FARMS
SUMNER HOMES

rent quiet summer
cottage for July. Southern Nd. By
adult couple. REV. KENNETH
ARNOLD. Bladensburg, Nd. WA.
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WFotIIIuettLs lNU. 4 =. 0-VOsV
BUSINESSES WANTED
BUSY OWNER DESIRES
Working Partner

Or Will Sell Outright
Successful food and bever-
age business in large ho-
tel, coffee shop, cocktail
lounge, beautiful ballroom
and banquet facilities ac-
commodating up to 400
persons.
Only Small Cash Required
DU. 7-7666
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
(coNIINuEo)
RusINEss rOR SALE


window display materials and sign
shop. Retiring due to illness. VIII
saerifee. PINES MAJESTIC DIS
PLAY CENTER, 624 K st. NV.
BUSINESS OPPORT. for aggressive
young lady interested in being
over boss Active public steno-
graphic and mimeograph service
fully equipped and furn. Ideal
location in Conn. ave. business
area. Excel. clientele. ia. S-2444.
BUSINESS OPPoRTUNTTY-Large
retail hardware business; center
OF Westminster. Approx. 1000
SO. IT. ground-hoor space: hoors.
There Is also another building on
the premises presently occupied
as beauty parlor and barber shop.
Corner property: finest loc. YOUR
OPPORTUNITY for q going busi-
ness. Also a fine retail grocery
business, available now.
PERCY NJ. BURKE AGENCY
Westminster. Nd. II. S-662O
BUSINESSES WANTED
Restaurants, barber shops, beauty
parlors, grocery stores, Dry clean,
ing or what have you. We Will
advertise your place and We pc
lieve We can sell fast II your price
is right. Phone Mr.. Reed with
Edwin L. Ellis, Realtor
Long Established Business Broker
1910 Vermont Ave RE. I-5l4O
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
SPECTATORS,

ATTENTION, SPECTATORS! -
S2,764 profit on a $3.50 Invest
ment for is months. A second
trust note for S6,l50 at 6ec pay
able $50 monthly, with maturity
in ! s months, at a price of So $50.
First trust paid down to $4,000,
from $3.50. with building asso-
ciation. Building on lot, 40xl10
feet, Zoned for apt Phone Mon
day, MR.; JUSTMAN. ST. 3-7654
until $40.
FIRST TRUST 81 payable $50
mo. Face S6,750 payable at $3.50.
Good colored property in Mary
land. MR.. DELE, Ii. 7-0S09
SALE-lst-trust note, payable s
yrs, after date in full; face Of
note, S4,7O0; discount price,
$4,000. Maker is a substantial
party. Telephone RA. 3-3440.
SECOND TRUST-S5.7 1856, payable
SlS mo. Sc, due s yrs. 45oc dis
count. Call HE. 4-46S5 or IA. g.
$1,000 DEFERRED PURCHASE
MONEY End trust, Sal per mo-,
due in 3 yrs. 20Ts discount
INTERSTATE MORTGAGE CO.,
INC, ia, 7-5S0O
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

DISTRICT WAREHOUSE - For
SALE or LEASE-B and o siding
900 Gu. It. OF storage area
Small once, large parking area OF
10000 50. II. Price 50 per 50. It.
incl. bldgs. and ground. Excellent
WiMsATT, NE. s-i5Si, OIL.
4-5039: ewes, JOHN r. HOKE.
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4hAA u
SCHWARTZ


YOUR WATERFRONT SPECIALIST
DEALE, MD. UN. 7-SS7l
81 ACRE SHORE ESTATE IN MD.
Priced at "a value. Also Soft.
yacht. Call OIL 6-a7S9 after 8
pm: Monday. No triflers.
lO-A. on Potomac Riv. Island in
Mont. Co, 80 mi. D. c. S5O0-A
Terms. OF. 4-a33a.
50O-A. on Potomac. Mile frontage
80 Minis, 10 d c Ideal for deye-
lopment. S30O-A. Good terms. OF
4-933q
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WAREHOUSES WANTED

APPROX. 10000 so. Fl, with
ample parking space for Is TO 20
trucks: will lease or buy: prefer
central D. c. location. LI..3-4s4s,
WANTED . to 3 thousand 50. It
and parking for 2 trucks. Central
location. ReAs. rent Brokers IN
vited and protected. Mrs. Gee, JH.
4-O454 LYMAN c. DELE & CO..
INC. Ii. 7-OSOa.
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WATERFRONT

SOOD OUSEhEEPERS-
WE SELL THEM!
FILTHY
Rich YOU may never be, but this
home could be what you're looking
rooms bath; oil heat; large lot:
water privl Only $1,000.
AWFUL
Nice to live in! Masonry home, on
5t2 acres, with liV. rm., kitchen,
den, 3 bedrooms, bath; jalousied
breezeway, scar garage: oil heat.
Priced for a sale, $4,000.
DIRTY
Shame, Mr.. Family Man, II YOU
don't take time out to see this
home with liv. rm., kitchen, 3
bedrooms, bath. porches; oil
heat: and on approx, l acre! Only
DIVE
For your telephone. or cmon down!
See this home on the water! II has
nice liy rm.. with fireplace, kit,
3 bedrooms, bath, . Ice. screened
guest room. 4O-ft. pier; Sl6,5OO.
RUN DOWN
From looking for that home on the
water. where you can rent out
boat slips? Here II Isl 4-bedroOm
home with liv. rm, din. rm
kitchen, bath, " porches: bsmt.. oil
heat; garaEe with workshop; utility
bldg and pier. lS4-ft. on the
waterl SCI 900.
OTHER HOMES TO CHOOSE FROM
FARMS-ACREAGE-LOTS
BUSINESS PROPERTIES
MAX c.
SCHWARTZ
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STORES FOR RENT
icoNTINUEoI

HUNTING TOWERS SHOPPING
CENTER, Alexsndris-540 SO. IT,,
air conditioned; tourist losation,
ample parking space, excel. bus
service suitable for TV repair
shop, gift shop, mems shop, pho
tographer's studio, florist or Of
nee space. Call Mr.. WOOLF, KI.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE.

ALEXANDRIA - Industrial
apt, commercial and resi-
Dental; accessible TO Shirley
circumferential hwy. Large
or small acreage. Call XII.
9-1590. BURT LOPATIN.
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MACARTHUR BLVD.

5I36-Store. 16 by % with half
bSmt; excel. location, in one of
WaShington's most desirable areas
Good lease. reaS, rent. Near new
Sibley Memorial Hospital Gail
MRS. GOLDMAN, Ma. S-34S0:
ewes, ia. 9.S6l3.
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OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT
(coNTlNUEo)

DESIRABLE OFFICE SPACE
AVAILABLE-New building COM
pletelY air conditioned. with all
modern conveniences and main
tenance. Former tenant removed
from Capitol. and within walk
ing distance to railroad station.
Excellent parking facilities in
area LETTER CARRIERS BLDG.
100 Indiana ave. NV. EX. g.
Evening star., 1960-04-28

It's walker set time and Sears presents figure.
tlattering budget-pleasing selection in exciting
variety of prints. solids and paids. TRINITY tailored
in hardy and washable cottons - alive with sum.
mers bright colors' Sizes 10 to g. Get several.
Sears Alabama Blndensbrg Wisconsin o"d Arlington
Evening star., 1960-04-28

This easy.onyour. udget Kenmore washes big
9-lh. load in ats rustproOi porcelained wash tub.
Wringer swings in full circle and locks in 8.posi.
tions. Wrnger is alumnzed too Rolls on casters.
SedrS Stores
Evening star., 1960-08-28
Program Listings WEDNESDAY

1l:00
4-News and Loeol News.
Horkness. Word.
5-StorIieht Theoter. Movie.
IA Hours. "Doytime Wife"
1889. A man and his wife ore
comicoIIy OF odds over his secre-
tory. Tyrone Power, Linda Dor
nell.
7-World News. McCoffrey.
9-News. Weather. Sports.
Mudd DoueIos. OonieIs.
7-Weather. Sports. News.
Allen SeeeI. MoIkie.
ll:15
4-News Weather. Sports.
Rash. Forester. Simpson.
9-l960 Summer 0Iympies.
1l:25
7-Bockstoee. Bunny Wneck.
1880
4-Jock Poor Show. Variety.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1960-09-09

on the gross vehicle weight principle
Natural Resource Development Should Be
A Working Partnership, Not A Federal Mo-
nopoly. In accord with this policy, we oppose
construction of either Paradise or Knowles
Dams on the Clark Fork and Flathead Rivers,
which exclude the opportunity for free enter
prise and are destructive of other natural re-
source values in the inundated valleys
Each County Should Bear Its Own Welfare
Costs, Not Lean Upon Other Counties. We be-
lieve in the principles of bills introduced in
the 1859 Legislature which would have pro-
vided for individual counties to finance their
county hospital services through local taxes
rather than by depending upon other counties
to provide this financing.
Formation of Public Utility Districts Which
Would Place the State In Competition With
Private Industry Should Be Opposed. Legis-
latlon which would authorize PUBS is con-
trary to the best policy of preserving taxpay-
ing free enterprise because it uses public funds
to substitute industry which completes di-
rectly with private industry
We reaffirm opposition to the Demo-
crat sponsored Graduated Land Tax. This
ridiculous scheme to destroy private owner
ship of farms and ranches should be de-
nounced by the Democrat Party also, if it is
now convinced this added tax is undesirable.
Desertion and Non-Support Must Not Be
Condoned. We urge the 1861 Legislature to
pass legislation strengthening the laws re-
gardlng desertion and non-support of families
The Legislative Council Reduces the Cost
of Government. We favor the support of the
bipartisan Legislative Council and we believe
1t should be given every opportunity to con-
tlnue its efforts toward reorganization and
consolidation of Boards, Bureaus, and Com
missions in order that the cost of government
may be reduced.
Labor
Unemployment Insurance Should Sincerely
Serve the Man Who Is Out of Work Through
No Fault of His Own, Not the Man Who
Wants Only Handout. Improvements in our
Unemployment Compensation Law should in
clude restoration of the two-week waiting
period, the two-quarter qualification period
and credits for employers with exceptional
records of stabilized employment
A Workable Law Is Still Needed to Effec-
lively Deal With Industrial Diseases. We con-
denim the 1859 Legislature for failure to pass
workable industrial disease law. We urge
the 1861 Legislature to pass workable in
dustrial disease law.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1960-09-09
National Issues
National Security and Peace

Freedom cannot be sacrificed, even 70,
peace. The great threat to freedom and the
great obstacle to the extension of freedom in
the years ahead is Communism We must main,
tain a strong military force to prevent mill
tary attack We must be ready with a variety
of weapons and forces, including these needed
for limited types of armed conflict. The ade-
quate military force must be in being and on
immediate call at all times, not on the drawing
board and not limited TO one defensive weapon.
The Republican party has definite and
firm foreign policy. The ultimate objective of
our foreign policy is a free world. Secretary
of State Dulles made our position eminently
clear: "Let US also make apparent to the
Soviet rulers real purpose. We condemn
and oppose their imperialism We seek the
liberation of the captive nations"
Republicans oppose the recognition of Com
munist China. We oppose the diplomatic recog-
milton of the Chinese Communist regime or it's
admission to the United Nations
The cessation of nuclear testing must in
clude program of inspection. All significant
disarmament efforts have taken place during
the administration of Republican Presidents.
We would welcome permanent cessation of
nuclear testing of war weapons if inspection
can be guaranteed Without absolute inspec-
ton safeguards we would risk Communist
bad faith and military superiority.
We must have adequate Civil Defense
Program. The states and localities have the
continuing responsibility, under the co-ordi-
nation of the federal government, to provide
an effective civil defense
Communism must be pitilessly exposed. All
conspirators striving to overthrow our gov
eminent must be deported or imprisoned, pur-
suant to due process of law. The march toward
socialism and eventual communism must be
stopped
Communist governments should not receive
economic aid We urge that foreign economic
aid should go only to friendly countries, and
these only in repayable loans with interest. We
are unalterably opposed to granting money,
extending financial help or assistance in any
form, to communist governments or their
satellite states
Education
The Republican Party values highly the his
toric principle of local control of education as
an essential safeguard of basic freedoms. For
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1960-09-09
State Issues


Taxes Can Be Reduced: The taxes imposed
in Montana together with exorbitant Federal
taxes constitute a crushing burden
The proper functions of government such
as good schools, necessary welfare and other
essential government activities can be prop
erly financed by the elimination of waste and
duplication which now exist
With good efficient government taxes can
be reduced
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1960-09-09
1860 Montana Republican Platform

Preamble:
Montana's primary 1860 campaign issue
the preservation of personal and economf
freedoms, the foundations of continued growt
and political advancement
The Democrat party is dominated by a mi
nority which has encircled these freedoms ant
threatens to weaken and eventually destro,
Them
This minority's leadership has forced upol
the people of Montana these things which ar,
repulsive TO Republicans, true Democrats anC
those who have no formal political alliance
but who similarly believe fully in soundnes:
of government and dignity of the individual
This minority has indicted itself by reject
ing financial responsibility, by insisting upor
constant deficits to finance government by
destroying the freedoms of individuals through
sugar-coated offers of false security, by
crushing creative initiative through oppres-
sive taxation and by reducing men to common
denominators regardless of ability or will to
achieve.
The 1857 and 1859 Democratic controlled
legislature many times attempted to carry
out these threats to individuals and to the
economy. The 1857 Democratic controlled
legislature increased the personal income tax
on all individuals by approximately 40%.
The 1859 Democratic controlled legislature
again increased the personal income tax by
from 209o to 43 % on all individuals
The 1857 and 1859 Democratic controlled
Legislature increased already intolerable prop
erty taxes. The 1857 Democratic controlled
Legislature increased the income tax on small
business corporations Sc 2s Co. The 1859 DEM
Ocratic controlled Legislature increased the
corporation tax on small businesses by taking
away deductions for Federal income tax.
The 1857 Democratic controlled Legislature,
by amendments to the Unemployment Com
pensation Law destroyed the theory of I'M
employment compensation and benefited per-
sons not properly entitled to this insurance.
This caused the increase in the small bust
nessman's unemployment compensation tax
to go the maximum of 2.7%o in 1860 and
seriously depleted the fund which is to the
detriment of the honest working man.
These influences failed to:
Place upon cooperative competitive bust
nesses fair income tax of the type paid by
their privately owned competitors;
Protect the rights of property taxpayers
when they killed bill which would have given
those taxpayers greater voice in controlling
levies;
Go on record in favor of a good business
climate for Montana when they killed Senate
Memorial to that effect
These influences attempted:
To take state authority over unemployment
compensation away from the Legislature and
give it to the federal government
To put the state and counties into business
in competition with private industry;
To destroy the protection for the needy
worker in the Unemployment Compensation
Act;
To take away local control of schools and
substitute federal control;
To force industries into wasteful practices.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1960-09-09

Education
The Republican Party is dedicated to the
great principle of equal et3ucationaf opror-
tunity which has made our country both
unique and strong. We are convinced that the
future security and progress of our Nation
depends in large measure on Education. We,
therefore, pledge our continued support to
the elementary and secondary schools and the
University system of Montana so that all the
children of our state may have ample oppor-
tunity for quality education as a basis for
the good life and as foundation for intelli-
gent and useful citizenship in our State and
Nation.
We recognize the school financing problem
We condemn the 1859 Legislature for shifting
to local taxpayers additional two-million
dollar obligation by failing to provide ade-
quate funds for 1000 equalization of school
costs under the Foundation Program. We,
therefore, demand that the 1861 Legislature
fulfill it's duty and provide for full and COM
plete equalization.
We applaud and encourage the trend toward
voluntary school district reorganization.
Where feasible, such reorganization achieves
better educational opportunities with maxi
mum economy We, therefore, urge continued
efforts to disseminate information to stimu-
late voluntary reorganization. We are mind
full of the service rendered by small rural
schools and we pledge continued efforts to
achieve full consideration of their special
needs and problems.
We believe that improved coordination in
the administration of the University system
is needed and efforts must be exerted to as
sure maximum efficiency in the use of phys-
cal facilities and teaching personnel.
We recognize Montana's limitation in pro-
viding professional training for Doctors, Dem
lists, Veterinarians and other specialists. We
also recognize the exceptional advantages
provided by the Western Interstate Commits
sion for Higher Education in providing these
services for Montanas youth. We, therefore,
urge that the 1861 Legislature extend our
States participation, within means, to the
Western Interstate Commission for Higher
Education
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1960-09-09
Agriculture

Republicans are For Prosperous And I'm
dominated Agriculture. We recognize that
Agriculture and particularly wheat produc-
ton, is of major Importance to Montana s
economy and of vital Importance to a large
number of Montana farmers and farm COM
munities.
In order to restore Montanas reputation
as a high quality wheat state, continue its
reputation for other high quality grains and
to develop new grain crops alternative
crops we pledge our full support to program
designed to provide the necessary funds and
facilities for a comprehensive research pro-
gram. We acknowledge that this could be ac-
complished under the principles embodied in
House Bill 251, "The Wheat Research and
Marketing Act' introduced in the 1859 Legis-
lative Assembly, as sponsored by the Montana
Grain Growers Association.
We are aware OF the growing Importance
of the livestock feeding industry in Montana
and firmly believe that it offers great oppor-
tunities for a large number of our farmers
and stock growers Our efforts to encourage
and further the development. of this industry
shall be actively continued.
Failure to Provide Essential Highway FL
nancing Is Costly. We condemn the Democrat
controlled 1859 Legislature whose short
sighted policies deprived the Highway Pro-
gram of funds that should have been made
available We favor the enactment of studied
and equitable increased truck taxation based
Evening star., 1960-10-10
HELP MEN

TABULATING MACHINE oPER-
ATOR-Will consider mails up to
40 with at least 2 yrs. exper. :,
pref. in publishing field: salary
commensurate with ability and
amt call RE 5A3337 Fxf 379
Evening star., 1960-10-10
SKY JOBS
STENOGRAPHER

Airline needs hostesses. See our ad
under classification instruction
Courses"
Evening star., 1960-10-10
YOUNG MAN
YOUNG MAN

Age 1S to 20. This position offers
excellent opportunity for a we'll
hammered and capable man with
initiative and WILLINGNESS to learn
We are located in Friendship
Heights area and II is necessary
for this person to have q D. c.
drivers permit. For more details
and a schedule Of personal inter-
view. call MR.. SMITH. EN-. =
Evening star., 1960-10-10

YOUNG MEN
Tired OF false promises, I make
none. I'll show you how to make
money. It's up to you. Call
CHARLIE BROWN, TU. 1855.