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Evening star., 1960-05-03

cut IN his SAL billion foreign
aid program would have Ca
lamitouS results"
The Presidents request still
faces a sharp reduction in thC
bill actually appropriatinG
funds for the program, ever
though both houses have nov
approved substantially the
amount he asked for in the
authorization measure.
The Senate passed the au'
thorizing bill last night with
a ceiling of S4,l25,0 100000, by
a vote of so to IS.
Johnson Sees Double STANDARD
Senator johnson said yes
terday was a somewhat be-
wildering day" for this reason
THE President appeared be-
fore one group and warned thai
domestic spending must be cut
if the country we're to remain
strong. He then appeared be-
fore another group and warned
that foreign spending must not
be cut if the country were tt
remain strong. And both timei
he drew cheers.
1T is somewhat difficult tt
follow the administration
double standard on spending
1t seems to me that the Amer
lean people would be far morl
comfortable with a single
standard-that our spending b,
tailored to the country's need
in both instances-foreign ant
domestic"
AS the President was making
his appeal for public supper
at a banquet Of civic leaders a
the Statler Hotel last night, tn
Senate voted go to 25 for
mutual security authorization
bill of S4,125,0O0,O00.
Further Cuts Seen
The Senate had trimmed onl,
$50 million from the ceilinI
figure recommended by it
Foreign Relations Committee
Only minor differences re,
main to be adjusted between
the House and Senate in con
ference on the authorization
bill. Whatever ceiling figure i
finally agreed upon, however
will not be binding on tht
House and Senate Appropria
ton Committees when the,
bring out the foreign aid ap
preparation.
The President apparentl!
was speaking to those commit
tees when he said last nigh
that a cut of 81 billion woult
be a "crippling cut-back" ant
a crushing defeat" in tn
struggle between Communis
imperialism and freedom.
The House Foreign Affair
Committee, headed by Repre-
sentative Morgan, Democrat o
Evening star., 1960-05-03
johnson Cites AidVote
In Hint to President
By ]. A. OLEARY
star Stan Writer

Majority Leader johnson said today has
dealt reponsby with the Presidents foreign aid requests in
the past and expressed the hope Mr. Eisenhower will do the
with other proposals Congress also considers important
President sounded a warning last night that deep
Evening star., 1960-05-03
tell Mother how delightfully."-
feminine she is with a gift of
APPEALING
BOUDOIR LAMPS

Pay Mother the incest compliment
on Moy 9Th by giving her delightfully."-
feminine lamps for her vonity or
night table. From our extensive group
featuring styles for every decor:
A. Hobnail-effect Bristol Type Glass
in pink, yellow or white with bross-
finish pedestal and white marble
base. Shade Of nyIon net over plastic.
1914" vanity S.95
u" night table 1926
B. Hand-cut and Polished Crystal
with nyIon morquisette over poper
parchment shade.
Il v" vanity 1925
"a" night table 1895
G. White Milk Glass with white nyIon
morouisette embroidered with pink
and blue floors over paper parchment
shade.
1914" vanity 500
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Wheoton PIozo and 7 Corners
Evening star., 1960-05-03
WUNDALON NYLON
FRIEZE CARPET
by the makers of Wunda We've
1925
by the makers of Wunda We've
square yard

. Wundoon gives your room such q look of luxury vet
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OF Snowsheen cotton, it has dense deep-down beauty
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Evening star., 1960-01-02

should be made, elaborated
with all the pros and cons, so
they could make an informed
decision.
"Once we began to check
into the matter, we found
almost Immediately that we
we're studying the wrong
question entirely" an official
said. 1T shouldn't have been:
Continued on Pose B-3
Evening star., 1960-01-02
Midtown Comeback
BY ROBERT J. LEWIS
Reel Estote Editor Of The Stor

SOMETIMES THE MOST
- crucially obvious matter is
unaccountably shrouded in
doubt and confusion. One
Washington organization that
recently considered abandon
ing its intown location found
that to be true.
The building was dedi-
Gated with some fanfare and
a speech by President Calvin
Evening star., 1960-01-02

Coolidge IS years ago. In
the years since then, the
place became q bit frayed
and dfeary inside, and the
needs Of the membership
changed somewhat. Maybe
1t would be better to give up
and start anew somewhere
else?
Members finally decided
that a full-fledged study
Evening star., 1960-12-04
Hathaway,
q leader. i'm fine shirts

The detoed tailoring and expert creative effort used
make any man more oppreeiotive Of the Hathaway he
wears Cotton oxford cloth cotton broodeIoth single
needle construction and pearl buttons express the
Hothowoy quality Choose from medium spreod, soft.
slotted regular collar with French cuffs or button-dom
collar with button cuffs ESQ
WSt-The Mems Store End Floor also Chevy Chose,
Wheoton Pozo. Corners and Alexandra
Evening star., 1960-12-04
FreemOOr Suits,
a significant name i'm clothing

From the moment he receives his Freemoor he'll have the
look and feeling Of self assurance resulting from fine to
lorne in soft hand WOOL See the Freemoor Suit in hand
some oroy Of stripes, checks and poids Imported do
mestie woos $3.50
The Adak sun., 1960-11-07
BILL OF FATE
U. S. NAVAL STATION, ADAK, ALASKA
2 November 1860 Thru - November 1850
BILL OF FATE

49, -
CHICKEN Ej;zE5 F15B- SOUP Pr
CRACKERS & CR0UT0NS
OVEN ROAST. Of BEEF J-25
MASHED POTATOES Q-4O
NATURAL GRAVY OILS
BUTTERED FRESH CARROTS o-55
HOMINY CREOLE Q-33
SALAD Bar W. -.
ASSORTED DRESSING
DUTCH APPLE: PIE KY
ICE CREAM &c.
'B7EAD-BUTTER
COFFEE. TTFE.lA4--MILK
sA- ~~
Evening star., 1960-09-26
CLERK-TYPiST

CIEHh-IYPIST
IL to As years Of age, for full ar
part time position in school once
Varied duties, but must be capable
Of doing neat, accurate typinE.
Apply in person at BENJAMIN
FRANKLIN UNIVERSITY, 100
18th st. NV.
CLERK-TYPIST. white, $50 to $40
wE; See Mr.. WriEht at BQYD'S,
700 18th st. NV RE 7.2A2S
Evening star., 1960-09-26
$240
WEEK

Man to call on churches and other
civic ORGANIZATIONS with guaranteed
money making plan. Must have car
and be free to travel. We will train
you at our expense and demonstrate
missions of $40 ana more weekly
Call Mr. Edward Kent, on Sunday
or MondEy, District 7-4s00 2e'
Evening star., 1960-09-26
CLERK K-TYPIST
BETHESDA

Order dept. in fast-ErowinE re-
search organization. Excellent
starting salary for quslified per-
son. Many fringe benefits. Call
Evening star., 1960-09-26
YOUNG MAN

Age. 1921, with D. C, drivers
permit, avail. for work immed. ;
prefer someone sc. area: must
be well-mannered and have q
neat appearance; many employe
benefits Call Mr., Smith for ap-
pointment. EN-. 2-sS00.
Steuart Petroleum Co.
1916 10th st. NV.
Evening star., 1960-09-26
HELP MEN
SAI,ESMEN

in selling sportlne
goods. Permanent position with
future assured in Washington's
Oldest and largest sporting goods
chain. Need several good men
now for downtown store; also
our new branch store In wheaton
Plaza. Nd. opening in october.
See Mr. Rernsfein
Evening star., 1960-09-26
CLERK-TYPIST

For membership department Of ex-
panding medical clinic. Must have
high school education and type
40 w.p.m.; some general once eX-
perience desirable; 40-hr. week,
23 days annual, 13 days sick
leave per year, comprehensive
medical and disqualification COW
erase for self and dependents. In
sursnce and retirement program.
Beginning salary S57-S67 wk,. de-
for increases. Elk, 3-5p3S.
Evening star., 1960-09-26

SALESMEN, part time, shoe dept.
Good starting salary plus other
benefits. Apply In person IDA's
DEPT. STORE, 5601 Ga. ave. NV,
Evening star., 1960-09-26
CT CT,ERK-TYPTST

For hospital claim section Of ex-
panding medical clinic. Must have
hiEh school education, aptitude
for hEures and type 40 w.n.m.,
sirable. 40-hr. week, 53 days an
nuAl, 13 days sick leave per year,
comprehensive medical and hos
pitaliZation coverase for self and
dependents, insurance and retire
ment proEram. BeEinning salary.
S57-S67 wk., depending on ex-
perience. Provisions for increases.
EX H-bQ3S
Evening star., 1960-09-26
RI RITTER tTl FINANCE co.

YOUNG MAN, 21 to s5, married
with retail sales exper. for re-
tail tewelry store. Willing to
learn, reliable, pleasing PERSONAL
ity, should be mechanically in
clined. handy with tools. Apply
DAVID MANN JEWELERS.. Con-
course. Pentagon BLDG. Call ia
Evening star., 1960-09-26
YOUNG MAN

Aggressive and ambitious, willing
TO work for q future in consumer
finance. at least high school grad
uate,. rapid promotion IN q grow
ing finance chain company. good
starting salary and all employe
benefits. Apply In person.
Evening star., 1960-09-26
HELP MEN AND WOMEN

BEAUTICIAN-HAIR STYLIST, ex-
cellent opportunity, finest salon.
Conn. ave, top clientel, top salary
and commission. For appt. call
DU. $4,000: TIE. 6-4495 after 8
DESK CLERK, white, mature man
or woman. PIX exper. FE. S-2273.
INTERNATIONAL CONCERN ex-
panding, have openings for (Sl
qualified young women or men,
1924: work in England. Ger
many, South Africa. South Amer
lea, Australia: Hawaii, Canada.
available for travel to any point
Personable with initiative and
able to meet and converse with
people. English speaking foreign-
erS acceptable. Average earnings
$500 monthly, transportation paid.
For interview, call Mr.. WARNER,
CO. $1,000. Ext. 500.
INTERVIEWERS-Market research
only: no selling; part time. Reply
own writing: stating educ, age,
exper.. occupation, bus. refs,
phone. Box 454-Y. Star.
oRGANIST for Hyattsvills Presby-
terian Church. Call WA. 1890
after 6 pm.
REAL ESTATE statesmen or
saleswomen. full time or part
time. for active suburban ONCE.
Parking no problem. Call Mr..
Sweeney, LO. 5-1044. A. 8.
GARDINER a. CO., INC.
TEACHERs-Making recommends
tions for last-minute vacancies.
Engineering, GEM Math, Sci
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Fr-Sp Comb Col. Sec. for Col
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-21

Dr7aol7 TRIBUNE SATURDAY xAY q lsse
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-21
Con Con Ballots

Beginning Monday morning.
May is. the entire Metropolitan
Detroit Community will combine
efforts in a gigantic drive for
signatures for a Constitutional
Convention (Con-Con). Depart
mcnt stores. shopping centcrs,
churches. supermarkets. and pub
lie buildings will cooperate with
the League of Women Voters
and the JayCees in the concen-
tratcd drive.
Booths will be set up at all
branches Of Sans. all branchcf
Of Sears, the lobbics Of the Union
Guardian Bldg. the Cadillac Tow
or. the Book Bldg. the. David
Stott Bldg, the shopping center
at Seven Mile Road and Mack,
and several other important To-
cations which will be announced
throughout the week.
The required number Of sigma.
lures on these petitions will
make II possible 20 place an
amendment on the November
ballot which will give the voters
an opportunity TO vote for call.
ing a Constitutional Convention.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-21
State Constitution
In Revised Edition

A ncw edition Of the COnsti-
tuition Of the State Of Michigan
has just been issued by the De.
parimcnt Of State
For the first time in history.
this revised edition has been
completely indcxed and has been
gwen descriptive catch lines
which makes it easier for law.
maker and layman to locate spe-
cfic information he needs.
interest Grows
According 10 James NJ Hare,
Secretary of State, many more
people arc showing an interest
in Michigans Constitution this
year than ever before II is being
discussed in schools. homes, at
club meetings. and in the col
umns OF newspapers.
This is due in large part, .
Hare said, ito the fact that the
League Of Women Voters and
many units OF the Junior Cham
Der OF Commerce arc circulating
petitions TO place the question OF
a Constitutional Convention on
the ballot"
Libraries Have Copies
Hare announced that both pub
lac school and community librar-
les have been supplied with cop.
les Of this easy.to-read edition OF
the Constitution. He reminded
citizens that local librarians can
be OF great help TO teachers. stud
crts. and citizens in suggesting
other literature which can lead
10 better understanding OF the
Constitution and the various pro
and con arguments on the Con
s'itutional Convention plan.
The Constitution belongs 10
all Of US" Hare said, yet many
81 Michigan's citizens have never
icad II. AT a time when deter
rincd forces seek 10 change this
basic document through a con
stitutional amendment and other
strong forces are fighting Con.
Con, the further study OF our
State Constitution should be a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-21
To breakdown On
Faulty Plumbing

ier aesier trvs.ls,.crs CT ~
PLACE re MS re $50 '1s' trt
oisz pilrrciag Czce hs1 ~
PAGE sr-A.e ccserrir- sscr NJ.
sta..sf.ors src -ns' d. require
merits mps, ~ ret before IT
.nspecttr crslc zrsa' rs fr.l
approval
In The case ~ single homes.
the cify ~iil grant plumbing
permit either 20 The owner or
70 licenses plumbing cor'rse.
for. For az other structures. sUch
IS rnuifispsrtnen' or eo-reri-
cal buildings. only master
plumber IS syfhorized 20 con.
duet Installations.
s.je.cs SAD that ~pr rerlf
installed ws'er heater nere ~,
sIt1s'tie f,r death n ": and
property ds~sge due ~ r
cs1sr. Is fires and exr.oson,
from gas lcs,. N fsu.'y rati and
burner control, b31kin- up II
ho' water no the cold water sup
Ply leakage from discharge re-.
relief tubes escape of carbon
rotnoMdc from vent conncctors
from heater 70 chimney and short
circuits
Shields urged property owners
Who contract for plumbing work
70 hire only licensed master
plumber u request him 70 show
copy II MS permit for the
job and % withhold final pay.
mem until the work has been
accepted py . city inspector
EIe said that W5fer-hesier sales
would be checked BY the city
70 ascertain that installation re-
ella,ions were not being violated
The cost q an installation
permit IS s. and replacement
permit 50 Persons who do work
without q permit are subject e
a double fee or. in some cases
On ordinance violation citation
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-21
Proper Attitude Urged
For Holiday Motoring

DETROIT - Driving in dense
traffic is a challenge facing ev-
cry responsible motorist during
the approaching vacation season.
From the long Memorial Day
holiday weekend on through the
summer travel months. the ma.
tons freeways and highways
will be damned with vacation
crs.
G. w Gibson. Dodge chief en-.
pineer. urges every motorist TO
start out with the proper atti-
iude toward driving" to help cut
down on traffic accidents. IF
drivers would drive to avoid
accident producing situations
inere would be fewer highway
injuries and. deaths
Gibson also offers th.c 80.
fionsl advice Tor alert motorists:
Keep safe distance between
you and the car ahead OF you.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-21

sclfimposed assignment for all
thinking persons interested in
Michigan's progress and prospect.
iy"
RImshouses and Slavery
The catch lines" in the re.
vised edition are in bold type and
serve as captions for the scores
OF sections under the seventeen
major articles in Michigan's half
century-old Constitution.
The index, which was compiled
by the Legislative Service Blu.
rcau. contains such subheads as
almshouses, slavery, lotteries. in.
surrection, invasion, prison chap.
lains. cemeteries, treason, AMI
widows.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-21

Us your rear view mirror. Set
your outside mirror TO supple
n,enf the one inside. This elimi-
mates most blind spots.
Flash your turn signals well
in advance to indicate change of
lanes.
Have some type of emergency
warning signal available in case
you have to stop on the side of
the road to make repairs.
Don't drive if you are tired or
emotionally upset.
BE sure your car is in safe
driving condition before you start
ont.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-21
FEAR .vO EVIL

=. fear. hate. greed and the
lur for poEer take s~as
Coz gwen nights b. the out
ward insignificsnce Of atomic
dus=-
here j. Power n the word
AZ Cal Al IS We awake IN
ne late hours q TIE right.
o. earls il the morning and
przv. study y Sill and
knox the Truth. concerning
the spiritual fact OF the Law
~ God which endovs with
blessings ard not curses. We
are or the night road. We
should draw closer 10 the
krow.edge q the ever pres
ence Of God whose power
is michuer and more power
ful thar anything that can
he made by man from the
basis ca a;Onic dust. and
other destructive elements OF
Flsierisliiy
Ard God said le; Us make
man after our likeness
Is cods likeness OF atomic
dust and the r,snmsde wes-
pens OF any kind OF nvcIesr
weapons; in which men today
ere fearing and in > manner
~orshippins? Mo- Not at oil.
Come LEI Us reason 70.
ee.her saith the Lord" When
nen ard nations actually
begin 70 realize The allness
3. God Spirit and the moth
ingness OF materially. j. viii
De clearly seen that 70 use
material means 10 blow up
ard DESTROY The life OF men.
women and children il war.
il Viii be no benefit 10 hu.
mainly.
God gives man the enrich.
nen' OF the ability 10 think.
And now is the time for right
thinking 70 become the mas.
FER Of mans consciousness.
A LITTLE talk with God. and
reasoning with feIIowmen,
will make peace and prosper
iiy continue for all.
A little tamperin5 wist
weapons o: the atomic dusl
Of The earth, and o,h1r de.
struc;ive matter. the myth"
VIII oyershadcH and for 4
while bring about great suf
fering on the terms Of car.
nal mortal beliefs Of 81 an
which would close I'D the
doors Of heaven. harmony.
peace and prosperity if satIr
could.
Old satan tried 70 tempt
Jesus, when he carried him
upon a high mountain show
ing him i'1e world which ne
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-21

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-21

would give him. " only he
would FAN down and worship
him. IN reality shs devil had
nothing.
All that there was then.
and al that there Is nov be-
long 10 God: For God does
in cry way d " el
With man. And lei US remind
our readers that prsyerful
reasoning and application OF
the real truth about the love
Of God. and His spiritual
creation is greatly and earn
esfly needed now. more than
al any time in the history
OF man. Walking and talk
ing with God, applying con-
scieniiously the Truth OF
Being. accompanied with
the Spirit, Gods own law will
clean up the mists and fogs
OF war. God only is able to
save and Christ Jesus is the
spiritual. not the material
redeemer.
Man is more than msferi-
sIify. he is idea; because
spiritual man is one with
the heavenly Father. Man
has already within his reach
the abundance of good. net
will have. after another wa.
but now. Gods law is love
and God is everywhere. an
the man. woman and child CT
Gods creation have spiritual
poise.
"AII real being represent;
c-d. and is in Him. In fhij
Science Of being. man can no
more relapse or collapse
from perfection. than his di.
vine Principle. or Father.
can fall out Of Himself into
something below infinifvde.
Mars real eao. or seIfhood
is goodness. II Mans individ-
uslity were evil. he would be
annihilsfed, for evil is self
destroying" No and Yes.
,. 26:l3-l8l
The Bible tells in Psalms
i00:l-3:
MAKE A JOYFUL NOISE
UNTO THE LORD. ALL YE
LANDS.
SERVE THE LORD WITH
ILADNESS: COME BEFORE
HIS PRESENCE WITH SING
ING.
KNOW YE THAT THE
LORD HE IS GOD: IT IS HE
IN AT HATH MADE US,
AND NOT WE OURSELVES;
WE ARE HIS PEOPLE. AND
THE SHEEP OF HIS PAS
TURE."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-21
VIC VET
SAYS

9 N-.tc : tc--t c.' n ser7lge
rear -onth AL. - e-la.e a.
K1rts .e;erzn icr 81 home
lozr W. ! Jose ;t.s eligibility
sfI sssr ~ i9r re-erlsa-erf
4. Ne. yov ~cUld not lose eli
e,bili.y for CT home loan by
fs-eniis,ing. However, you would
&c bound eY the February !.
1888. cesdline FER such lean.
lie sny Korea veteran.
q I'll should add m total
DISABILITY income rider 81 r7y
wori9 War II 81 Insurance pol
ic, and become disabled ~olid
toe srogn; II ny b~rei.cisries
;o.ld receive from the policy
u tsse ~ ry death be reduced
il sry w..
Q. No Disability payments
r-sde under the rider in no way
decres.e payments 70 benefici-
aries.
o Is pcacetimev veteran
With a disability rated 50 per.
cent entitled 70 more compcnsa.
ton for dependents
a. Yes Peseetirne veters S
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-21
Letter To
The Editor

THINK you for helping ~ make
Llr For'iein Annual Dinner The
s cro 'nai il ~as We have had
g sn; favorable comments 10 nc
ciieo' 'n3' i ~ss the best
's5 ~ urge you 20 coi nue
s1gr YMCA support through
cs' 'he future years
Sincerely yours
William 7. Summers
Chairman
Annua. Dinner Ccmin.itc'
Iuoius J May
Ncmbershtprrogram
Secretary
Evening star., 1960-10-28
DORIS FLEEsoN
A Clash of the No. 2 Candidates

and to the Senate in 1948.
In 1853 he was elected Demo-
cratic leader and his aSsocia-
tions since then with the
Republican President have
been close. much too close to
suit liberal Democrats.
Too, he served with his Re-
publican rival when Mr..
Lodge was a Senator which
would add another arrow to
his quiver, since he knows
Mr.. Lodges strength and
weaknesses well. Thus Mr..
Nixon is we'll advised not to
give that encounter. should
it take place, free rein.
1t could just happen that
the public, which has seen
four Nixon-Kennedy telecasts,
might relish the new flavor
more than the old and attach
undue importance to the out
come Of a Lodge-Johnson
hassle.
Reporters who know both
vice presidential rivals well
would gamble on their giving
a good show, with neither
hesitant to deal hard blows.
The general strategy at this
point is clear in both camps.
It is to cut losses in the States
with fewer electoral votes and
hit the big ones hard. In this
effort foreign policy looms
large though it is Senator
Kennedy'S hope to get in some
final sledge-hammer blows
about the tagging state Of the
economy.
Evening star., 1960-10-28
Likelihood of a Stuqqerinq Vote

fellow who probably ought to
be in jail.
This remarkable process Of
coolly weighing UP one man
against another goes so far
that you will run occasionally
into a great phenomenon. It
is possible sometimes to hear
even an associate of one can
didate say a reasonably fair
word about the other can
didate.
There is a great deal Of
public sympathy simply for
the immense exertions being
made by the candidates, the
sacrifices they are so de-
monstrably making in terms
Of physical exhaustion. The
sentiment among many ordi-
nary voters even in desiring
the defeat OF the other sides
candidates is Don't cheer,
boys. the poor devils are
dying"
Perhaps what we are doing
now is saying goodbye to a
whole political era in which
simple love for one candidate
and simple malice toward
another formed the voting
standard of millions.