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Evening star., 1960-01-31

BETHESDA, Landon Area-AttTac
split-level. 2S-ft. liv. din. rm. with
cathedral ceiling; 3 bedrmS., 21a
baths. pAneled den, storage attic,
carpoTt excel. location for schools
S2S.9UO OWNER. 63O4 Maiden
lane. OIL. 6-l953. NO AGENTS
BETHESDA. 62O6 Wedgewood I'd
Attractive 6-rm. rambler, nr, Ken
wood Country Club. So, 800
OWNER. OIL. 4-5022.
MISUNDERSTANDING rambler;
approximately $4,000 cash down
Vacant, 3 large bedrooms, . TILED
baths, living room with fireplace.
separate dining room. excellent
kitchen: well Handicapped lot,
S22.95O. Call KE. 7-l310. Ewes.
EN-. 2-427S. STUART a. MAURY,
INC, Realtors, 5207 Wis. ave. NV
BETHEsDA-Delightful split level
n. DcChartal Church, bedrmS
on upper level. on lower; big
din. rm., eve level oven, dish
washer, etc Fin family rm., ElasS
doors to garden, garage. patio
trees. Low 30s, SAMUEL z. BOG
LEY OF MD, Inc. OIL. 6-1SOO, to-
day, lO-B.
BETHESDA. 4 BEDRMs,. ga baths;
MID-2OSl - Smart contemporary
in the beautiful Landon School
fIt fTea opsIofttown Dtnslfa rec owner E% misSty
anxious MAKE YOUR BID! Va
cant, immed. posS. FRANK s.
PHILLIPS, Inc, OIL. 2-7006; ewes,
OIL. 6-sO76.
BETHEsDA-cAN'T BE BEATS
BEDROOMS, 3 BATHS. S32 500
This brand-new split-level has all
this to offer and much more in.
Guiding excellent financing. CAL
MR.. SWAIN. OIL. 2-O326. FRED
ERICK W. BERENS SALES, INC
BETH, Bradley blvd: S26,450--3-
bedrm. ram. Oh baths, 34-ft. club
rm.. patio: excel. for teen-agers,
immediate possession. FL. 4-95s2
foss fcsshsHS YOUR GAIN: IN NhT tTeo
mendous valuei Owner will
sac. for quick sale. $4,000
reduction! This almost new
Colonial for S4S,500.
BEDRMs. ~ BATHS;
beaut. lot; library rec. rm,
maids rm. Choice area:
;..,, lots more; should go
TOWN CHARM" UNUsUAL
picturesque 3-bedrm. ramb.
with Early American de-
sign on ~ lots studded
with fine old trees, big
friendly rm. throughout,
center hall, ideal space for
TENNIS COURTS, POOL.
more, Why, uNUsuAL'
CALL MRS. LIGHT, JU. T.
5S43 for full details.
FREDERICK W. BERENS SALES
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
FINE-BRIcK
NEW-S18.950
RAMR-Iow DN pYMT

; bedrms;. IN baths. bsmt.' din. :
sh0Ds is%5ss e49f iR TisDALE IS zi TER E oSRN sfa
2 TO 8. Georget'n rd., OPP. Wild
wood Shop. GIULIANO, Real
Estate, OIL. 4-1lOO.
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$3.50 DOWN
DON'T

See this home unless you want to
save a lot with little painting,
It's a 3-bedroom split. separate
dining room. large modern kitchen
with table space; hot-water heat;
central air conditioning and other
big features in prestige area; walk
to Conn. ave and scenic Ken
sington parkway. Assume very
large 4i29e mortgage. Full price,
Evening star., 1960-05-03
Safe for All WashabIes
Including Miracle Fabrics

solids-are as safe in SNOWY"
as they are in the mildest soap.
"SNOWY"i is not a color remover.
In fact, it is good for colors is
actually a color brightener.
With new, improved SNOWY"
there's no longer any worry about
which fabrics should or should not
be bleached. A good rule to follow
is this: Any garment that tubbable
and color-fast is safe in SNOWY.
SNOWY" is so easy to use.
Simply pour into your wash water
right along with your detergent.
There's absolutely no danger Of
bleach burns or rot. Yes, safety
and convenience are advantages
that make new formula SNOWY"
the one and only bleach for your
automatic washer.
Evening star., 1960-05-03
End 'ShOck Treatment BLedching.
Clothes LastLOngerW With SNOWY

With regular use of new
SNOWY" in every wash, clothes
always retain their white, bright
look-and never need "shock-treat-
ment" bleaching with harsh chic
rine bleaches.
Unlike harsh chlorine bleaches
that weaken fibre streng tn,
SNOWY, a safe perborate bleach,
is designed to be used in every
wash. 1t is the only kind of bleach
completely safe for every washable
fabric and color-for new miracle
fabrics and all tubbable wrinkle
resistant cottons, too. Textile manu-
facturers have been using this oxy-
gen type bleach for years because
of its safe, effective action.
Evening star., 1960-05-03
New Improved SNOWY Helps Detergents Clean Cleaner
Bleaches While You Wash Bleaches All Fabrics SafeLu
New SNOWY Works 3 Ways;
Gets Clothes Whittier, Brighter

Designed to be used in automatic
washers right along with deter
.ents, new, improved SNOWY"
beaches as you rash. Its new for
nula works three ways to give you
vhiter, brighter clothes:
l BY conditioning the wash
water, new SNOWY" bleach
actually makes detergents work
better .. remove soil and dirt
more effectively. Clothes get
cleaner, whittier and brighter than
they would with detergents alone.
2 As SNOWY" dissolves In
the wash water, it floats of
minerals and scum that dull fab
rics and make them stiff and
''boardy." SNOWY" also sus-
pends the dirt particles in the
water, 50 they flow of without
re-depositing on your clothes.
Clothes rinse cleaner, come out
softer and sweeter smelling when
you use SNOWY" in your
wash water.
& Its safe bleaching action en-
ables you to use SNOWY"
every time you wash for
everything you wash in an auto
matte. New formula SNOWY"
adds Frightening and bleaching
agents over and above those
found in most detergents. These
special frightening agents in
SNOWY" work with those ir
detergents to give you the
whitest, brightest wash possible
Evening star., 1960-05-03
This Bleach
.Can'tDarnage
Washers

New, improved SNOWY"
bleach is just as safe for your auto
matte washer as it is for your most
delicate clothes.
Because it's a gentle perborate
bleach, SNOWY" can't corrode
metal surfaces or harm the delicate
moving parts of your machine.
"SNOwY" Protects Washers
When chlorine bleaches (either
liquid or dry are added to wash
water, corrosive hypochlorous acid
is formed. This eventually damages
metal surfaces and moving parts.
On the other hand, the safe oxy-
gen action of SNOWY" protects
your automatic washer. And
SNOWY" is also safe for septic
tanks.
Kind to Your Hands
"SNOWY" is kind to your
hands, too. Best of all, it's abso-
lutely non-poisonous safe to
use in homes where there are chill
dren or pets.
The fresh. outdoor fragrance oi
SNOWY" will please you, too. II
is a pleasant change from the harsh
smelling fumes of chlorine bleach
Evening star., 1960-05-03

Carefully controlled laboratory
tests have shown that after DC
complete washing cycles-using
SNOWY" and a detergent-there
was absolutely no loss of tensile
strength in fabrics. Nor was there
any loss of color to tub-fast colors
and prints Instead, rehectometer
tests showed that colors were act
ually frightened.
BY putting SNOWY" to work
in your automatic washer, you can
get these same successful results
with your washing. SNOWY"
gives you sure. effective bleaching
action -. and complete safety for all
your tubbable, color-fast clothes
both heavy duty and fine fabrics.
Evening star., 1960-05-03
SNOWY Bleach
Thrifty to Use

New formula SNOWY" costs no
more to use than harsh liquid
bleaches. both SNOWY" and
liquid chlorine bleaches cost about
five cents a load.)
But, in added safety and long
life to your clothes, SNOWY" is
decidedly a money saver. Your
clothes will not only give you longer
wear they'll stay new-looking
longer than you ever believed
possibleI
Evening star., 1960-05-03

New, improved SNOWY"
bleach is completely safe for all
washable fabrics, because it's a
gentle perborate bleach.
NylOn, dacrOn. orion and
other miracle fabrics -
even the sheerest and most
delicate-are safe in gen.
tie SNOWY.
We New SNOWY" safely bleaches
and brightens wrinkle-resistant cot
tons-the new polished and en-
bossed cottons, too. Chlorine
bleaches may turn these fabrics
yellow and destroy their wrinkle
resistance. SNOWY, being a
perborate bleach, protects them }
Ali tub-fast colors-prints or
Evening star., 1960-05-03

action.
Housewives who have had
unpleasant and uncertain
results from combining
detergents and chlorine
bleaches viii be delighted to learn
that they can now safely and effec-
lively bleach right in the washing
cycle of their automatic machines.
Brighteners DiscOlOred
Most modern detergents contain
so-called Frightening agents"
f1uorescent dyes which make clothes
appear whittier and brighter by re-
f1ecting more light.
However, when chlorine bleaches
come in contact with most of these
frightening agents in wash water,
they actually fight each other. This
produces a chemical reaction which
often gives clothes a brownish dis
coloration that does not rinse of.
Works With Detergents
New formula SNOWY. on the
other hand. works With your deter
gent, not against it. 1t helps get the
full cleaning and Frightening effect
from detergents. In addition,
SNOWY" gives a dazzling whiten-
ing and Frightening effect of its
own. This it does in three ways:
First-"SNOWY" conditions water.
That means your detergent works
better, cleans cleaner.
Second-"SNOWY" floats of min
erals and scum that make clothes
stiff and "boardy."
Third-"SNOWY" has a gentle
bleaching action that makes it safe
for all fabrics.
Use SNOWY" along with de-
tergents right in your automatic
washer.
Evening star., 1960-05-03
Clothes Get Fluffy,
Fresh and Fragrant

When SNOWY" is added to
your wash water, it makes it as soft
as rain water. Clothes come out as
fluffy and soft as new. They have
"a clean, fresh sweetness. too, be-
cause there's an outdoor fragrance
built right into SNOWY.
Evening star., 1960-05-03
Designed for Use Every Wash,
Bleaches Whites Dancing White,
Keeps Colors Sparkling Bright

A new, modern bleach formula for improved bleaching
and laundering action in automatic washers here today.
It's new formula SNOWY, from the Gold Seal
Company.
Designed as a companion product to modern deter
gents, new SNOWY" actually makes these detergents
work more efficiently in automatic washers :. and gives
whittier brighter clothes because of its unique threeway
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-27

Keep the Home Fires Burning
9-Pc. Brass Fireplace Ensemble
$44
One of the really enduring gifts of Christmas and focal
point make home attractive Solid Brass scaoped
top with 31"x38" black mesh and pull chain
classic n-top androns sA" high; 3pc fire set in heavy
brass stand includes brush shovel and tongs Big
(22") log basket plus the wrought CRATE GO" 'front.'
Small House Furnishings, The Hecht Co.. All S Stores
Can't get out to shop Don't give thought Use A-hol
Evening star., 1960-05-31
BUSINESS SERVICES
MOTOR TRAVEL

FOAM RUBBER cut any size or
shape while you wait. VIZ. days
ana sat. til 8. ST. 3-6S34.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD
ROOMS & APIS. to SHARE

CONN. AVE. vIC.-Congen., yng.
bachs. to sh. wLsarrle. Lge. air-c.,
2-bedrm. apt. Hi-Fi. Reas. DE.
2-7S2S.
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN

BAKERS and HELPERS, $50 to 500
COOKS, all kinds. day or night,
$50 to 500
BUS BOYS, bus girls, 81 per hr
HOTEL MAIDS, and men S47
NURSES AIDE and practical
nurses $40 TO $50
SERV. STATION atten., S55 to $50
LIQUOR STORE porters $50
STOCK CLERKS S55 up
NIGHT CLERKS f1O) Sl.15 per hr
ARCADE AGENCY, 911 New York
ave. :, open z am. to Z pm
BEAUTICIANS, and also a sham.
poo girl, All around, very busy
shop. Salary and commission guar
anteed. Call ia. 4-5700.
CANVASSER (part-time work. foI
home improvement. to work with
statesmen in Va. or Md. COM
mission with drawing account
Should make $50 week or more
10. 9-6625. .
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Does, PETS, ETC.

BEAGLE PUPS-Males, 8 wks. old
Sl5. After 5 pm, AP. 7-6l30.
COLLIE. thorobred, male. 4 mos
old. Axe REG, shots, wormedi
SIS. RE. 5-a573.
DOBERAIAN PTNsCHER, excel. dis.
position. house broken. obedience
trained, Axe reg, IL mos. old
so. 5-20I9.
FREE TO GOOD HOME, delightful
friendly large spaniel. HUMANE
SOCIETY. OIL. 1854 aft. 5 pm
GOLDEN RETRIEVER TYPE, youns
m, brn. and white; gentle, friendly
pet; to cd. home. JE. 2-7325.
PO0DLES, toys and miniatures. al
sooi6Srs. SO and up; stud service
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FARM AND GARDEN
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

BEST DEAL on tandem wheels.
Horse trailers 1895 GLASCOCK
Trailers, Fairfax. Va. CIR 3-2033
WILL TRADE OR SELL
Thoroughbred seIding, Is hands
No Dealers JE. 2-I498
Evening star., 1960-05-31
POULTRY AND EGGS
ROOMS FURNISHED-N.W.
ALTURAS HOTEL

ADJ. G.W.U. TV in your room, foam
studio, refgr. grill: Sl4-S1S;
small rm., SS-S12. EX. 1886.
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HELP--D0MESTIe

CHILD CARE while mother works
4 to 8. Live in Il possible. Phone
RA. 3-6514.
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HELP WOMEN
SECPETARY

For permanent position in con.
sulting engineers ONCE. EXper. II
architects or engineer's once, de.
sirable but not essential. Short.
hand not rec. .7 but should be fast
accurate typist. 5-day vk.. all
eond. once. DUPONT Circle area
BROWN. lR0f 2nth st nv
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-11-10

lBl KELLYS overland
Trail" RIFLE by HubIey.
81 inches long. An exact
replica Of the rifle you
see Bill Bendix using as
Kelly.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-11-10

just Ike Mothers! Perfo-
rated sx72-ineh top rubber
tipped legs. Stands 30
inches high!
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-11-10

tA) IT'S A DAISY! CHEY-
ENNE by The makers Of
fine play rifles for 5 gen.
erafions! Makes smoke.
bangs and has . real rico
Chef sound! 30-ineh.
, 1960-06-25

lature for its use a copy Of the Report made on the Use and
Disposal Of the properties at Bourne Field and Submarine
Base.
Are there any further privileges Of the Floor
MR. MADURo: Mr.. Chairman.
TIL PRESIDENTS: Senator Maduro
MR.. MADURO: would like to make a few COM
nents regarding the discussions which we held here yes
terday with the Commissioner of Public Safety on the
question of examinations for applicants for d drivers Ii
cense. 1t appears that the Commissioner has interpreted
the section of the law to mean that examinations should
only be given in English.
Mr.. President, if that IS done a problem would be
created among the Misunderstanding residents and citizens
Of Saint Croix and here. / understand that the Commits
sioner visited the Governor yesterday and later received
word from the Governor regarding these examinations.
We have now received a letter from the COMPARISONS
stating that the Governor had issued = direct order that
examinations would only be given in ENGLISH. Mr.. Presi-
dent; I / personally feel that that order Is bit harsh, think
it is morally and LEGALLY unfair to our Spanish-speaking
citizens III the Virgin Islands.
You know, as well as | do, that a large percentage Of
our citizens, in the Virgin Islands. are Spanish-speaking
people and I believe that if this order is enforced il would
certainly affect they rights; it will not only deny them an
opportunity to operate vehicles in the Virgin Islands but it
will serve to deny their children also Of this privilege. i
feel strongly that the examination should be given IN Span
ish as well as ia English.
feel that under the section Of the Code that the
quoted BE, Title 20 there is no such lang.1[
age therein which can be construed or Interpreted to mean
that the examinations must only be given in English. The
language is very broad. And, I think to limit it is going to
work hardship on our Spanish-speaking citizens. Our Con
gress in it's wisdom recognized the fact that these people
are citizens; that they are taxpayers and property owners
in the Virgin Islands, and in our recent Organic Act OF
1854 permitted our Spanish-speaking citizens to vote. see
no reason now why by an order ofthe Governor they
should be deprived of this opportunity, and I would sug-
gest, Mr.. President, that the President Of the Legislature
write to the Governor asking him to reconsider this order
and hold up on the enforcement of il.
PRESIDENT: IS there any further remarks
Mr.. GUADALUPE: Mr.. President.
THE PRESIDENT: Senator Guadalupe.
Mr.. GUADALUPE: MI. President, / have inten-
tionally not commented before on the merits Of dement's
Of the Order of the Police to require applicants for the
operation of motor vehicles licenses to pass a testsin the
ar
, 1960-06-25

MR.. GOMEZ: Mr.. Chairman, I Would1ike to- bring
to- the attention of the House a very important matter and
one which has disturbed me considerably.
This Legislature sometime ago very wisely, / dare
saw. appropriated funds for the construction OF emergency
houses specifically for the purpose Of affording relief to
families who were. having difficulty finding suitable living
quarters, and, also to those persons who. are being evicted
from their rented quarters. Now, two or more OF these
emergency houses have been constructed and are occu-
MED Several OCCUPANTS of these houses have come to me
and complained about the rentals which thy have to pay.
know of d man who earns about $40 to 500 a month,
with d wife and six children and he is required to pay $45
a month.
From what / have been able to learn, Mr.. Chairman,
it seems that the system which is being employed to es-
tablish the rentals for these units are the same won't
say it's the same principle as that OF the Pearsonssz Car
dens, but all indications appear that way.
am very certain that it was not the intention OF the
members Of this body, at the time it authorized the con-
s~truction Of these. units, that the rentals OF these units
would be such as to be almost prohibitive: These people,
as / recall it. were to get these houses at rentals as low as
possible. It's not a business concern.
Therefore, Mr.. Chairman, 7 ask this body to request
the Commissioner of Social Welfare, Mr.. Macon Berry
man. to come beforesthis body to explain fully the princl-
ne which is being used to fix the rentals for these units.
THE PRESIDENT: We can, perhaps, ask the Com
missioner to be here tomorrow morning at ten o'clock IN
asmuch as we shall be in Committee OF the Whole at that
, 1960-06-25
LEGISLATIVE RECORD

CONTINUED from yesterday
MIR. DE LUGO: It's addressed to TO Whom II May
Conern.
Ifeel exactly as Senator Ottley feels; that we should
look into this situation because it seems to me that we are
being kept in the dark with regard to this property and
there are many, many people who live out there and, 4 It's
surplus property that's going to be put up TOR sale, those
persons living there should be given first priority, / be-
lieve. Anyway, that is something that we can determine
after seeing the report that the Governor has based his
action on.
Also | would like to go along with the request that We
ask the President Of the United States to visit with US BE-
cause understand lis it correct that he's going to be IN
Puerto Rico now four daysD I heard . report that It's
going to be four days; and, certainly, if he is going to be u.
Puerto Rico for four days, ] think that the President OF the
United States can come and visit with US here in the Vlr-
DIN Islands. Other Presidents have President Truman was
here. 50 was President Roosevelt. So, don't think that
there is any particular security problem; we're apeace1ul
people.
I'm also very glad that the Virgin Islands has been m-'
Guided in the Presidents recommendation to the Congress
calling for 4 Resident Commissioner and for more autono-i
my at this.time.
THE PRESIDENT: Is there any further
Mr.. GOMEZ: MI. Chairman
, 1960-06-25

MR.. GUADALUPE: Mr.. President, / have inten-
tionally not recommended before on the merits or dement's
of the Order of the Police to require applicants for the
operation of motor vehicles licenses to pass a testin the
Continued on page Al
, 1960-06-25

time. We can hear from him before we take up the consid-
Grafton of the bill on Compulsory Liability Insurance.
The Chair agrees with the request made by Senator
Ottley and ,concurred in by Senator de Lugo-and am
certain that all Of the members offthe Legislature endorse
that-to invite the President Of the United States to visit
the Islands. I shall attend to this matter Immediately after
recess this afternoon.
/ shall also ask the Governor to forward to the Legis-
lature for its use a copy of the Report made on the Use and
Disposal Of the properties at Bourne Field and Submarine
Base.
Are there any further privileges Of the Floor2
MR. MADURO: Mr.. Chairman.
, 1960-06-25
MR.. GOMEZ: Mr.. Chairman
THE PRESIDENT: Senator Gomez

Mr.. GOMEZ: Mr.. Chairman, 4 y ould1lke tosbrln
@ the attention Of the House a very important matter an
me which has disturbed me considerably.
Evening star., 1960-07-10

the spot where Thomas Lincoln, father
of the Civil War President, was born
about 1778. Sam Houston was born in
cabin on hilltop near Lexington, Rock
bridge County, on March 2, 1893, and Big
Foot" Wallace, one of the pioneers of
the old West, also was born in Rock
bridge.
If you turn off Route II at Steele's
Tavern, you will come to the birthplace
of Cyrus H. Mccormick and you will
see where he tinkered in his farm shop
to perfect the reaper
This invention was the beginning of
the agricultural revolution, and laid the
foundation for the International Har-
veSter Co., one of the Nations largest
manufacturers of farm machinery.
In Woodstock, you might want to
stroll for few minutes in the yard of
the old courthouse, built in 1871. 1t was
near the courthouse site that the Rev.
John Gabriel Muhlenberg delivered his
famous sermon on the text, There is
time to every purpose under heaven, -.
a time of war and time of peace" and
then threw off his robes and revealed the
uniform of Continental colonel. Later,
as Gen. Muhlenberg, the minister be-
came known as George Washingtons
right-hand man.
At Fort Defiance, between Staun-
ton and HarriSonburg, you might like
to pause in the shade of the giant trees
in the yard of the old Augusta Stone
Church. Established with John Craig
as minister in 174O, it is the oldest Pres
Evening star., 1960-07-10

byterian house of worship in Virginia.
In Lexington, you'll walk from the
cool, shaded Colonial campus of Wash
ington & Lee University to the fOrt-like
grounds of the Virginia Military Insti-
tute Both schools are deep in historical
background.
1t was from VMI that Stonewall
Jackson marched off to greatness in the
Civil War, and it was to Washington &
Lee that Gen Robert E. Lee retired as
president when the war was lost.
You'll visit the Lee Chapel on the
W&L campus and stand in awe before
Valentines recumbent statue of Lee.
And in the Stonewall Jackson Cemetery
in the heart of Lexington, Gen. Jackson
stands in bronze. The Jackson home is
open to visitors.
The Valley of Virginia has been a
garden spot through all ages. Before the
first white settlers found this fertile
land, the Valley had been an area loved
by the Indians.
The Valleys name, Shenandoah, in
fact, is an Indian word meaning "daugh-
ter of the stars" and Indian legend has
it that the huge valley was favored by
the gods.
After Creation, the legend says, the
angels and the stars used to look down
into the Valley, then huge lake, and see
their jewel-like reflections.
Later, when the mountains broke to
release the waters of the lake, the stars
still were reflected in the clear river
that is now known as the Shenandoah.
Arizona sun., 1960-11-03
Tucson Utility
Expansion

The Tucson Gas & T. e C n ic
Company has filed a $13.5 million
building permit, the largest ever
issued by Pima County, to signal
a $39 million expansion program.
Company officials said the ex-
pansion is designed to provide SER
vice for the 296, 1000 persons expec-
ted to be living in the Tucson area
by the end of 1862. Upon compile
tion of the project, TG&E will
have a generating capacity of 800,
900 kilowatts compared with only
18, $3.50 in 1916 when it became an
independent public facility.
Work on the power unit, substa-
tons, power lines and gas lines is
expected to be completed by sum-
mer, 1862.
Arizona sun., 1960-11-03
South Phoenix Leaders
Support Burgbacher
For Senate

"Mr. Burgbacher has proven to
and civic lie a d ers, headed by
Clyde Webb and Travis Williams.
A joint statement by the group
said in part:
''Mr. Burgbacher has proven to
be one of the greatest benefactOrs
to South Phoenix that we have ev-
er had. His Park South housing
project has made ip possible for
our residents to have decent hous-
ing accommodations at realistic
oriceS.
''Mr. Burgbacher, a successful
businessman, stands for the finest
ideals imaginable, both in his per-
sonal life and in his business
life is the kind of a Republican that
both Democrats and Republicans
can honestly respect and sup
port. 4"
Burgbacher, developer of Park
Central, has also developed in