davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1960-09-18
SHADES OF 1899

Rarely have you seen a place that
looks as bad as this one. The
house has long been neslected, the
lot oversrown with weeds, the
house needs painting. new screens
Of junk under the house. But. If
you Can fix it yourself, you've got
summer cottage. furnished too, for
only $4,000. with any reasonable
down payment. Connected to the
Lons Beach water system and the
5OXi0O lot is in well wooded
area, with all beach privileses
Mighty nice neighbors in Q well
restricted home community.
other hne buys in year round and
recreational homes. also various
homesites with outstanding char
acteriStics at Long Beach on the
Chesapeake Bay, featuring pri-
vately maintained roads, central
water system, year round trash
and Earbsse collection. extremely
boat harbor and large salt water
swimming pool on shore soon to
be completed.
To inspect: Drive 3 miles south Of
Prince Frederick on SolomonS Is
land rd.. turn let. at ST. Leonard
and follow Lons Beach signs to
once on shore of Chesapeake Bay.
M. E. ROCKHILL, INC.
Phone: Prince Frederick 3OS-J
Mail: St. Leonard, Maryland
Evening star., 1960-09-18
REAL ESTATE WANTED

A BUYER cash today or viii sell.
rent for you Free appraisal VIII.
6-le70 DlCKEY'S AP 7-snsd
A Cash BUYER OR WILL SELL
ON TERMS-LI. $4,000
SOUTHEAST REALTY CO
Evening star., 1960-09-18

LAUREL, MD, between LAUREL
Bowie rd and U. s. No. 1; over
200 acres fronting both sides Of
paved road: sewer avail. Also
available 81 acres and stone house
with road frontage
Evening star., 1960-09-18
MONEY TO LOAN

HOUSEHOLD FINANCE Corpora.
tion-s641 colesyille I'd. Juniper
$4,000.
MORTGAGE LOANS, S.. 300 to
S150.00O. Lower your payments,
group YOUR debts. refinance your
property. Quick, honest service.
Residential, farm. commercial,
construction. Financing. refinanc-
ing Only in State of Maryland
Call or write Mr.. ROBERTS. 21S
E. Lexington st, Baltimore ., Nd. D.,
or Saratogs 7-4047 day, nisht.
Sunday. holidays.
Evening star., 1960-09-18

A VARIETY OF CHOICE 2nS
TRUST NoTEs-AvsiI. In al
areas in N. Va: some D. c. and
Nd: discounted to yield upwards
of 14ss return on your investment
CL. $4,000, 9-6; ia. 2-0I62 ewes
and ask for our list. VIRGINIA
MORTGAGE EXCHANGE, INC.
9S55 Columbia pike. Annandale.
SECOND TRUST, $4,000, pay S3s
mo, so mt; sell for S2;l00; gooe
makers. J. v. CALIANDRO, VIII
SI.1s6, good maker, well secured
discount INTERSTATE MORT.
GAGE CO. IA. 7-5s00.
end TRUST S3,+OO - Virgins
prop, So mo. pymt. notes. Coco
makers; sell S2,250. CIR. 3-49Os
JU. S-33S0.
Evening star., 1960-09-18
150 ACRES

Is miles west of D. c.; 5-rm. farm
home: 90 acres cleared. so wooded
acres; inclosed large fast-fowing
stream. Ideal hunting. Priced
Sl5,500. Under 5000 cash.
Other attractively priced homes,
farms and small businesses avail
able this area. SIGLER a. CO.,
John walker, Va. Agent. Phone
.l21.. Wash, Va.
Evening star., 1960-09-18

HOWARD COUNTY. near Rte. 90
and German rd.: 90 acres 'front.'
ins paved road. will trade for In
vestment, prop. in D. c. or nearby
Maryland.
Evening star., 1960-09-18
A4O w II VIZ NJ.
TALRFRT
pEALE. MD. UNIVERSITY 7-2OO2
Tidewater
Southern MARYLAND

SNA y ASSAANN
1-Hellens Greek; 7 acres, modern
masonry home. large living rm,
with fireplace, electric kitchen, oil
neat, bedrm., bath, screened porch
and utility room, boat and motor,
pier. 400-ft. waterfront.
"-Beautiful st. LeonardS Creek
4-bedrm. home. kitchen, dining
rm, living rm, large screened
patio with fireplace, completely
furnished arteSian we'll. TT pier,
IT. water: a lovely view; liberal
financing, S15.900.
3-Solomons Harbor area; az
acres; modern frame 2-bedrm
home. bath, -porches, workshop
l0O-ft. waterfront: lOO-ft. pier;
ideal for marina, S14 500.
st Johns Greek; 5 min. to
Chesapeake Bay fishing: 6la acres;
$40 IT. on deep creek: pier, q It.
water; sandy beach: beautiful
modern masonry rambler; numer-
Gus custom built features: main
tenance nil: priced less than cost
} years ago.
5-Patuxent River: . acres, pier,
inhosrd motor boat. interesting
old house; boathouSe, garage with
worE Shop. barn, box stalls; rea-
Sonably priced.
Cove Point, furnished: . bed
rms, bath. paneled living I'M,
fireplace, big porch, facing bay;
only $3.50
Evening star., 1960-09-18
large lot; S., 1000 terms.
.PERRoW REAL ESTATE

iI5 LEVEL ACRES 90 acres river
bottom, balance grazing; Arm,
cottage. other bldgs.; mile on Rap
idan River; good fishing and
hunting: all-purpose farm: $50
per acre.
Evening star., 1960-09-18
UPPER MONT. Co.

Wooded, undeveloped 1-acre
lot. in MONTGOMERY County.
adjoining Springbrook. close
to ColeSville rd., but not
readily accessible. Splendid
opportunity for future en-
hancement. Price. $3.50.
Call Mr., Peck, SHANNON a.
LUCHS CO., 724 14th st.
NV. ma. s-2345.
Evening star., 1960-09-18
LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

TWO DELIGHTFUL wooded corner
lots in q fast growing restricted
country club development: carry
ing all privileges OF the club
house, swimming pool and large
riverside picnic area in the Blue
Ridge Mountains. Suitable for
year round home. Low taxes. FL
nancing can be arranged. For
appointment or information,
write TO ARTHUR L. SHAW,
ESQ, 1925 Kingsway road, Bal
Evening star., 1960-09-18

ABOUT SIX ACRES. ready to sub.
divide; lies perteetly SsI ~ on paysd
Evening star., 1960-09-18
REAL ESTATE LOANS

CONSOLIDATE YOUR DEBTS by
md trust. AMERICAN MORT
GAGE & INVESTMENT CO., 3l9
Southern Bldg, MA. S-3331; i'm
mediate service. 10 to 4:30 pm.
IMMED. CASH-2nd and 3rd trust
loans. Low rates; consolidate bills.
Small mo. payments. EX. 3-7744.
MONEY. Ind trust-We will buy
II Snd t. tryst v. note notes; D; G; nearby
MORTGAGE g. INVEST. CORP.
13l2 N. Y. ave. NV, MA. S-5S33
PLENTY FUNDS AVAILABLE, lst
and end trusts. INTERSTATE
MORTGAGE CO. INC. IA. 7-5S00.
Evening star., 1960-09-18
WATERFRONT PROP. VITO.
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

CABIN, close by adorable. modern
2-bedrm., scr. prch.. golf, swim
ming; trades accepted. Terms.
Evening star., 1960-09-18
0T0MAC-2 acres. near
Congressional Country

CLARKsBURG. on 7O-S 96-acre
house house $as.oo0 fes5efs TERMS Ss'as afranEss SSSd
DICKERSON-250-acre farm. 30
springs. r.r. tracks. excellent for
cattle, etc: $500 an acre.
F. W. BERENs SALES, INC.
Evening star., 1960-09-18

6:FT. LIBERTY, / bedrnr-. rnodern,
all cows; set up on lot ready
TO live in, on Rte. ! t.. so. S-499f,
Evening star., 1960-09-18
SEE
CLIFTONBROOKl

DOCTOR-DENTIS
Prominent corner lot in Bethesda
for combination residence and
ONCE. Will sell or will build In
order Leon SiSSon.
ANDRIs REALTY Oh o-9O7O
DUE TO HUSBANDS DEATH am
forced to sell group OF lots in
Anacostia. Sell easy terms, or
trade for property. subject TO one
trust Box 294-Y, Star.
DULLES AIRPORT only Ia miles.
Owner moving to Florida. Asks
of1er on farm. 20 to l46 acres.
on blacktop road. Stream, large
pond: so acres in soil bank. Terms
TO be arranged. RALPH A,
STYER. Jet. Rts. 80 and 82l,
Chantilly, Va. Phone Arcola
tcode 103l Fsiryiew 7-54S0.
FAIRFAX COUNTY = Marshall
farms, ; acres in subdivision Of
2S5acre tracts. within 1s miles
washington. High and we'll
drained. Priced S4.a5O. $500 dn.,
balance monthly. Call owner, JE.
2-f901,
Evening star., 1960-09-18
LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

ABOUT SIX ACRES, ready to sub.
divide: lies perfectly on paved
road; S16,950. RIPLEY CO., JU
5-Hl H..
ACCOKEEK, MD.-1h to 5 acre
tracts, Is min. from D. C. Bu
ACCoKEEK-l-acrs lot on hard
surfaced I'd, Colored, for S1,75O.
days til ( pm: sat. and sun
Dial 301-RI. .-3-5a42.
ACCOKEEK, MD, MoYAoNE RE
homesites are avail in this fine
residential community.
ACRE LOT in Mont. Co., directly
across highway from hne bricl
sa%S1sr sa5oe RIPLEY Fids c6 56aa Ju ifSHsfff ssff
ACREAGE FOR Investment or de,
velopment; several medium Sizec
tracts in Mont. Co., ripe for sub
div. or holding for future profits
colesy!lle and Ga. aye. area. Fol
MoNTGoSERY REALTY @ CO
NC. JU. $4,000; ewes, IA
ACREAGE FOR INVEsTMENT-Let
the population groWth OF Fairfax
County make you capital gains
For the best buys, see MASON &
0MER L. HIRST, Brokers, AMMAN
dale, Va, CL. $4,000. weekdays
ACREAGE-Several excellent build.
ing sites, Great Falls, Va. Ia ia
s acres, wooded, some with
streams, vicinity country club, In
protected area Average 81. 00(
per acre with very favorable terms
GREAT FALLS REALTY
PL. 9-2144 Mclean, Va. PL. 9-2144
ALEXANDRIA - Beautiful land.
Scaped lots on Russell I'd. 63J
$50, 65x250. Call XII. S-0S44.
Evening star., 1960-09-18

DEALE, MD. UN. 1851
YOUR WATERFRONT SPECIALIST
BRoADWATER Estates, near oxon
Hill. la-acre scenic lots. HART
MAN REALTY. INC, LU. 4-3400;
ewes, CHI. S-S3n5.
Evening star., 1960-09-18

ASHTON--9 acres, heavily wooded
One Of the few sites left on the
Patuxent River. 1,000-ft. river
frontage. 350-ft. road frontage.
$4,000. Terms.
Evening star., 1960-09-18
COMMERCIAL AND
INDUSTRIAL


Ground in P. G. County. Some with
rr. siding.
Paul H. Lauterbach g. Co.
Realtor UN. 4-s533
LIVINGSTON AND OXoN HULL RID.
$4,000 SO. IT,, c.; S12, 900.
$4,000 50 It. res, $4,000. HART
MAN REALTY, INC, LU. 4-34O0;
ewes, CHI. S-S305.
ONE OF THE FINEST filling sta
ton sites m us. No. !. Just be-
fore intersection of Shirley hwy.
Would be at station on right 60
ing north on No. l. Make offer.
CT. 6-3321, wkdys., HU, 1-2566.
ROCKVILLE, central location, CO
$4,000 so. IT,. large usuable build
ing. Asking 50 80 So. IT. BEERS
BROS, JU. 5-16lo,
R0CKVILLE-HotteSt area in Met
ropolitsn WASHINGTON. II it's COM
mercial you want-we-ve got 1t.
Parcels from 10000 to 100000
50. IT.; gas stations to supermar-
ketS Build. lease purchase plan
to- right party. KOEPENICK-Mc-
DONNELL. Po. 2-5252.
SILVER SPRING AVE, RIO, go M
and 81 M 50. IT,, walk to express
transp.. shopping and schools;
owner will subordinate. 81 50 So.
f. BEERS BROS, JU. 5-T6l0
SILVER SPRING-Prime corner Of
Fenton and Silver Spring ave,
S,16 so SO. It. zoned c.
w. J. NICHOLAS HE. 4-1000
SUITLAND. MD.-9nd comm, rs
600 SO. It, 4106 suitIand I'd !;
make of. J. M. Medley, 10. S-5717.
TAKOMA PARK, Rio Maple ave.
areal. 5000 M sq. #, choice site
mr.. Sligo PIX, subordination. Ask
ing 81 50 50. It. BEERS BROS ,
JU. $3.50
29.241 SO. FT. OF potential COM
mercial, cow. to Andrews AFB
and irterSecting new Capital Belt
way; 3-bedrm house on property,
water, sewer and gas avail.
c. DIXON, REALTOR
RE. 6-s7s7 once Open Til s
Evening star., 1960-09-18
COMMERCIAL GROUND
ALEXANDRIA

Apt. ground located mr.. District
Line In Silver Spring, zoned Rio.
Additional ground avail, Terms.
Commercial ground. $4,000 SO. IT.
Close-in Silver Spring. Public
parking; ready to go. Terms.
Takoma Psrk-We have a 6-unit
brick apt. house for sale. plus
ground for additional 15-unit
BLDG. Asking S49,500. Call Com
mercial Dept,
CHESTER KELLER
WooDMooR AGENCY CORP.
JU. 5-7lO0 8 to Q
Evening star., 1960-09-18
Attention SportSmen
CALVERT REALTY
AGENCY CORP.

Prince Frederick, Md.
Phone l0S: II no answer call 1874,
ATTRACTIVE. MODERN home in
village with excellent boat harbor.
Living room with fireplace, dining
room. kitchen, , bedrooms, bath,
moor: S16,I50. CAPT. H. C.
ROBSON, USN (RetJ, Broker,
White Stone, Va.
Evening star., 1960-09-18
LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE
CONTINUED

FAIRFAX REALTY. clients require
urgent solicitation Of lots and
acreage. Call Mr.. Smith, CIR. g.
bl77 for listing and inspection.
FAIRFAX-50 acres with field,
stream. woods on st. rd. BR.
s-SS39 Sun. ia. 7-0277 wk. days.
FALLS CHURCH-N-acre homesite
in DeVonshire Gardens, near
churches, school, shops and bus
BuRRIs REAL ESTATE, ia.
F0RESTVILLE, VA.-6-acre tract
overlooking new country club area.
Good terms. Ell. 6-41S6.
PORT TOBACCO-3.6 acres OF
gently rolling land with large
trees and 2S7 It. OF State road
frontage; only I mile from public
landing on Port Tobacco River,
priced $500: cash, $3.50; balance
S25 mo. SOUTHERN MD. REALTY
CO. Dial 30l, WE. 4-S432. Open
daily, q til dark.
FRANCONIA. VA.-N-acre lot, in
Waihaven subdivision. Call KJ
S-l5l3.
GAITHERsBURG-2 lots, 50xi5C
each, S3,S00 for both. City water
and gas.
DAMAsCUS-h-acre lots; S1,5OC
and UP. Cali US for lots!
Price & Hoffman Co.
7ss s. Frederick Ave. Gath.
Evening star., 1960-09-18
CHOICE COMMERCIAL

5000 SO IT,, heart nf Silver
Spring, busy street. Lot size,
] 46xl02, with good usable house.
81 80 per So, It. MONTGOMERY
REALTY CO.. JU. $4,000, Mr..
Price. ewes, KE. 7-1141.
Evening star., 1960-09-18
BUILDERS
CALL US ON THESE
VALUES TO-DAY

Apt. ground, already zoned. 45c 50
IT.; 1S acres. Topos, plats avail
able
Approx. 200 acres. sewer and water
available. 5000 acre: ) acres
prime commercial. Best buy in
Fairfax Co., Sl.25 So. IT., % acres.
Can make 20 acre lots. balance
can be zoned commercial: S65, 900
with subordination. Sl5,OOO cash.
CAL IRI-COUNTY LAND DEPART
MENT. CIR. $4,000
CENTREvILLE, VA.-6.1 acres, Il
frnr, M; on Route S9-Sd1, 500 #.
with bldgs. valued at S40O. 300
IT. frontage on good rd. S5,995,
easy terms, CL. 6-3321.
CENTERVILLE (VA.) AREA
81 Acres. House, Outbuildings
and Stream. ia. 2-S41b.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1960-03-11
FRANKLY SPEAKING

nanted- RoZaman-n ON their Zine &C.
commodations and pointed out that
Ayers had not pushed. libel charges
when he won the election in which
libelous material was used against
Gov. Elmer Holt four years before.
Montana writer's have been little
more cagey when goring the OK in
power ever since. 80 es9 u.
Tip got some terribly bad tips at
times and his antidote was almost
as bad as the controlled press poison.
He became swept up in anti-semetic
madness and baseless anti-commud-
nism. ~ 81 .A~R'
His pink colored newsprint became
involved with the anti--war and anti
Roosevelt dogma which tripped up
so many liberal thinkers. Tip went
gambling and con-dry which is
not necessarily iconoclasic as he
wished to visualize himself.
Tip is gone but his blasting DEATH
less prose is still with us. "Squintin'
thru the keyhole with Tip Reynolds"
was a lot of fun for the political
leadership of Montana. The smooth
political writers of today with great
organizational prestige would do we'll
to study thoroughly the great natural
talents exhibited by Tip and do
little keyhole squirting themselves.
-F.S.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1960-03-11

1907, from 4O,O87 in the fiscal year
ended June 80, 1858, to 100,672 in
the year ended last June go
In Montana the rise has been
even greater-2sO1d-from 81 in
| fiscal 1853 to 243 last year.
BITS AND PIECES
;, The Department of Health, Edu-
cation and Welfare (and they still
haven't found to serve as Secretary
a Republican who favors all three)
has announced approval of the fol-
lowing projects, under the provisions
of the Murray Sanitation Act, which
was enacted just last year: $1,954.OO
for pump house, pump and neces-
sary appurtenances at the Rocky Boy
Indian Reservation; $1,723.0O for
the Parker School at the same reser-
vabion; and 81 $4,000 for the Pryor
Mission at the Crow Indian Reserva-
ton. The general contractor for all
three projects is Don Frances of Chi
nook
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1960-03-11
NECESSARY. TO RAPIDLY
DEVELOPING ECONOMY

/ There seems to be general agree,
ment that marketing, purchasing and
service co-ops are necessary STABILIZE.
ling factor in the rapidly developing
economy. They provide services not
yet made available by private enter
prise and act as check to prevent
the concentration of too much power
and profit in the hands of the middle
man at the expense of producers and
consumers.
| Most awakening villages now have
one or more co-operatives through
which the farmers can buy improved
tools, implements, seeds and fertiliz-
| ers as well as some consumers goods,
and marketing societies many of
which are beginning to take up the
functions of grading and processing
agricultural products.
For many years small farmers have
been almost at the mercy of money
lenders. I'm order to relieve the situa-
ton, the government established an
elaborate system of cooperative
banks from the national level through
the, state and district down to the
village. But the system is SO compli-
Gated with the interest being i'm
-creased at each level that it is too
high for the small farmer and little
of it is actually available to him.
These farmers were very interested
in credit unions which are built from
the bottom up rather than from the
top down.
The government recognizes it made
a wrong beginning by taking 10 legis-
lation and administration first and
cooperative education afterwards.
Now it is trying to bring to the peo-
pie an understanding of cooperative
principles and practices through pam
phlets, radio, essay and elocution con-
tests and even music, dance and fancy
dress competitions. The triple re-
quirements for the success of a coop
are being quoted and requoted. CO.
operatives are one of midas best
techniques for attaining peace, plenty
and prosperity.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1960-03-11
NaIIey's Foods
On Unfair List

. Members organized labor,
their families and their friends
throughout the northwest are being
solicited by Office Employees I'm
ion % of Tacoma to refrain from
buying Nailey's products.
Local % has been on the picket
line for a number of months be-
cause of the company's reluctance
to sit down and work out mutu-
ally satisfactory contract with it's
office force. sN
Nalley's products, for your in
formation and guidance, are:
Potato Chips, Barbecue Chips,
Corn Chips, Chill Chips, Fried Ba-
con Rinds, Chip Dips.
) Mustard, Tomato ketchup, Pick
les, Relishes, Lumberjack Syrup,
Tang Salad Dressing.
Champion Mayonnaise, Valleys
Mayonnaise, Freneh Dressings,
Sandwich Spread.
Chilli Con Carne, Beef Stew,
Spaghetti With Meat, Lima Beans
and Ham, Egg Noodles and Beef.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1960-03-11
MONTANA FARMERS HELP POINT WAY
TO BETTER WORLD UNDERSTANDING

such people have always worked for
others and can't manage their own
affairs. Others say individual owners
who pool their land can't agree on
when is the right time for blowing,
cultivating, etc., or which methods
are best because each is used to be-
ing, his own boss. There have been
failures among both types, and many
co-operatives of both types are pros
pering in most states. The calibre of
the management and the character
of the members seem TO be determin-
ing factors toward their success or
failure.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1960-03-11
1000, 900 Workers Hurt

Job injuries in 1859 disabled L.
100000 American workers, the Labor
Departments Bureau of Labor Sta
tistics estimates. The total was 8 per
cent above the 1858 figure. Approx
mately 1880 of the job accidents
last year resulted in death.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1960-03-11
Rep. Leroy Anderson
Reports TO You From
The Nations Capitol

Civil Rights legislation, which has
| been the subject of historic oratory
in the u. S. Senate these many days
and nights, will be considered i'm the
House. Prolonged discussion will be
the order sof business, but probably
NOT much will be accomplished soon
| by way of decision.
/ hope the matter cam be. settled
in rational fashion because there are
two forces among mankind which
can cause deep and lasting scars and
unrest. These forces are racial and
religious intolerances. We already
face ruthless foe i'm Russian Com
munism, and 10 add internal strife
to the list of major problems COM
fronting our nation at this time could
cause an extremely perilous situation
for the U. s. A. .fl,is. n Blue
New Lesislation- This week i'm
troduced two new bills-HR 10806
and HR 10839. The first measure
would prevent loss of wheat and bar
ley acreage allotments by lessees Of
submarginal lands within Indian res
ervations. These farmers face loss
of their allotments after harvest of
the 1860 crop The second bill would
create and prescribe the functions
of National Peace Agency, whose
director would be appointed by the
President with the advice and COM
sent of the Senate. Its goal is to deal
with problems related to achieving
peace through arms limitation agree
ments, developing international COM
troll and inspection systems to en-
force the agreements, and applying
scientific and technical resources to
promote peace by eliminating or re-
ducing the economic causes of war.
! Montana Industry ~ The Great
Northern Railway publishes periodic
ally a booklet entitled "Great Re-
sources and the current issue fea~
lures the Flathead Valley area of .
Montana, as well as the safflower in
dustry i'm northeastern Montana. I
like to see these evidences of progress
in Montana where in the next decade
we will probably see an increase of
about $4,000 IN our State population.
The Flathead Valley always has
been one of my favorite places in
Montana, which the GIN publication
aptly described as picture of Sin
dustrial and agricultural might amid
scenic grandeur" With this state
ment, | most heartily concur.
One of Montana's newest indus
tries, in the region of Culbertson, is
chat of producing safflower oil. Seeds
Of the safflower plant, which are in
the form of a rosette-shaped struc-
5ure about the size of a half dollar,
are more than one-third oil. This oil
IS used primarily in paint, varnish
and allied industries. 1t also is an
excellent. cooking oil, and medical
has discovered possible adj
7antages for its use in diets as
treatment for certain circulatory di-
'eases.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1960-03-11
u. S. "Slip" Is Showing
In Car Manufacture 81

Automakers of the u. S. lost the
lead in world production in 1853.
Some 50.4 per cent of all vehicles
built during that year were produced
outside of this country.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1960-03-11
100, 900, 900 I'm 1875?

Presently there are close to TO-
000,0 motor vehicles on u. s..
streets and highways. Car popula-
ton expectancy is 100,000,000 by
1875