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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-04-08

And what were the resolves? Federal
aid to education United States get out
of the arms race with the Soviet Union
and put the millions it costs for missiles
and atomic submarines into things of
the human heart and mind such as
schools for Africa and wheat for India !;
interracial marriage resulting in a
'coffee-colored compromise" automa-
ton by 1000 A. D. making work more
a matter of the mind than of the hand" /;
attacks on President Eisenhower's con-
servatism etc.
Under the auspices of our own
government the youth of the land is
brought together to hear experts espouse
theories to weaken the American way
of life, and our own Republic The Ii
berals get the attention of the youth
under these auspices, while millions of
conservatives are unmindful of what
sent the real story Of life. There are
thousands Of conservative and patriotic
organizations now at work in this ma
ton, but they are unorganized and fail
to get the attention of the youth.
Thus the conquest for the minds of
men continues. Let it be hoped that the
United States can withstand the as
saults being made upon it and that the
dangers lurching in undiciplined minds
may be dispelled by a good dose of
common, horsesence.
We are reminded of a statement re-
Gently made by Senator Sam Erwin of
North Carolina 1T is better to be
igorant than to know what amt So"
Evening star., 1960-09-18

Until couple of years ago, like
most teen-agers, thought my shy
ness would stalk me forever. |
didn't realize then that it was just a
normal part of growing up.
First dates especially spelled dis
aster. The awkward silences always
frightened me.
Ihad one FIRST date" that know
I'll never forget. l laugh about it
today but when it happened it wasn't
so funny. l was l3 and it was my
first date in New York. My escort
was producer David Selznick's son
Danny. We we're going to dinner
with his father and stepmother,
Jennifer Jones.
From the start | was tongue-tied
and | began to squirm even more as
we waited in the restaurant for his
parents to come. Then, when we
were eating, a piece of steak slipped
off my fork and down my dress. 1t
kept hugging me like a wet sponge.
No one had seen it fall and l was
too shy to say a word. When l
finally got home, l ran to my room
and cried for hours.
Today, thinking about the Incl
dent, | realize that it taught me an
important lesson. I've included that
lesson in the four simple rules I've
devised to help you overcome your
Evening star., 1960-09-18

shyness. hope they help you as
much as they have helped me.
l. You're got to hare sense Of
humOr about your SfsynesS. Don't
take yourself too seriously. If had
only been able to leave the table for
a minute and come back smiling -
saying, Guess what happened to
me?" - the evening could have
been a fabulous success.
2. NeUer try to be like someone
else. Instead, try to discover what's
unique within yourself.
3. Don't feel guilty about your
''diferences.' Turn them into spe-
cial qualities which will add GER
tain glow to your personality.
4. Ind, most important of all,
don't be afraid to admit to your
self, at least, that you are shy.
Once you realize it, time and your
own determination will hel p you
overcome your shyness.
Here's one final rule of thumb.
Shyness is nothing to be ashamed
of, and, as a matter of fact, it's not
just a problem of teen-agers. I've
found that one of the best ways to
get rid of your own shyness is to
help another shy person - teen-ager
or adult - relax and feel at ease.
Evening star., 1960-09-18
How to cope with
teen ShyneSS
Ry JANE FONDA as told 10 Steve
Soul letter

These four rules from a Guest Expert
should brighten any youngsters world
Evening star., 1960-03-20
SALES
STUART OF NEWARK
SALES $1,000

SALES $1,000
MONTGOMERY AND
PRINCE GEORGES AREA.
BY APPOINTMENT ONLY.
MARKET UNLIMITED
WITH PROSPECT S
WANTING SAME DAY.
CINCH FOR CLOSERS ON
TODAY'S BASIS. SOME
OF OUR MEN EARN
$1,000 PER MONTH COM
MISSION. EVEN A BE-
GINNER CAN MAKE $3.50
PER WEEK. $500 PER
MONTH GUARANTEED
TO START. COMPLETE
TRAINING.
CALL JU. 9-6922
for appointment for
interview
Evening star., 1960-03-20
CLERKS
CLERK

Attractive positions open In life
insurance company's new home
once building located on Wiscon-
sin ave. near Upton and Van Ness
sts. and equipped with all modern
facilities in q location which has
excellent transportation service,
but which avoids heavy downtown
trafic; free private parking area:
ideal opportunity for residents nv.
ing west Of Rock Creek Park: B.
day. 371a-hour week; many en-
ploye benefits, including economt-
cal employe cafeteria. vacation
and sick leave, disqualification and
retirement coverage; some posi-
tions require only small knowledge
Of tipping. others require 40 w.p.nn.
Must be high school graduste.
age 1885. Apply 1912 noon or
"a pm, Personnel Once, lst
floor EQUITABLE LIFE INSUR-
ANCE CO.. 5000 Wisconsin sve.
NV.
Evening star., 1960-03-20
Statesmen
statesmen

Aluminium siding. home improve
mentsl CloSers and canvassers
money on approval, excel. financ'
ing, quick serv.. 1-day approva
with immediate spikes. Call co
LUMBIA CONTRACTING Co, LA
6-7613 or inquire before IL
2000 Bunker Hill Rd., ne.
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ACCOUNTING CLERK
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES
Experienced or Inexperieneed

and machine work; career
opportunity with nationally known
concern. 5-day wk., hours 9-6;
regular pay increases; sickness ano
retirement benefits; ages 1888.
CALL Ma. $4,000, EXT. $40
For AppnINTMENT
Evening star., 1960-03-20

Asst t.------Salary Open
Non-profit Org; college required
some writing and some travelling
will work with public: good typ
ing: excel. oppor.
Secy.-----------NO Fee
Research engrns. group: K st. loc.;
ability TO supervise good skills Ie:
PIX RECEIPT.
Bsaut. Conn. ave. ONCE; under 80;
8 days; some typing. start $500
SECY., ARL.
Salary to start, up to sos per week.
Public rel. ofc.; above-average ap-
pearance; under 80.
SECY., NO FEE
Start. $500: TO work with busy
economist; some stat. bkgrd. req:
days: dntn., air-cond. bldg.
Stat. Typist-No Fee
Salary open Upper Conn. ave.
IBM exec. mach: 8 days.
SECY., PERSONNEL
Ability 70 work With public, expeE.
in personnel helpful; 8 days. Sal
Ary open.
CLK.-TYPIST $3.50
VIII train on dictaphone; dntn.; 5
days: excel. oppor.
JR. CLK.-TYPIST
Bright h.s.g.: start, $276: will raise
to 1915 in 9 months.
Fields Agcy., EX. S-2508
504 Sheraton Bldg. I'll l4th NV.
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER, auto
motive exp. pref. Must be accurate
and dependable. once Of wash
ington's Oldest and largest Dodge
dealer. Group hosp. and vacation
benefits. Apply in person only.
KAPLN AND CRAWFORD. 4301
Conn. Ave. NV. Mr.. Marks.
ASST. BOOKKEEPER
Must have exper. through trial
balance. Age 81 to 35. Salary
commensurate with ability and
exper. Long-range program, ideal
working conds., company dement's.
Must have transp. Bladensburg,
Nd. area. Call AP. 1855, Ext.
Evening star., 1960-03-20
CLERKS

For dry cleaning and laundry
store In Langley Park area.
Steady, full-time employment.
with good starting salary. Excel
lent opportunity for thoroughly
experienced and reliable ladies.
Apply CENTRAL CLEANERS. 323
Carroll st, NV.
Evening star., 1960-03-20
HELP WOMEN

ACCT. CLK.-No typ, hsE, cd
Hss. S.tl:a duties. VI 'Isis e gSSsSi,dgFBeo; si rs
ToMAc EMPL1 1884 Wilson blvd.
Arl.. IA. $4,000.
ACCOUNTING CLERK-AVail. i'm,
med, position as accounting elerI
with q leading insurance CO.; per.
son with tipping abil. and an ap.
titude for figures will find supe.
rior working conds. and employC
benefits. UNITED SERVICES LIFT
INSURANCE CO.. Cafritx Bldg.
1925 Eye st. NV
Evening star., 1960-03-20
YOUNG MAN

White. 10 sell kitchen cabinets and
appliances on sales floor. Some
drafting knowledge required. For
interview. call Mrs. Burton.
BARBER q ROSS CO., 1929 4th
81. ne, DE. 2-0bOI.
Evening star., 1960-03-20
SAI,ESME1

, White. with car: no exper. nee: leads
/, turn., no eanvaSSing. CARPET
!. LAND. OF. R-6QO0
Evening star., 1960-03-20
Professional
Office

NO FEES
Anthropologist, Ph.D., plus
2 yrs. res. exp to 5000
BaeteEiolOsist. MicrobioloEy, -
Biolosical Chemist, Ph.D., to 1855
Customer corresp., B.A.,
ElscsrocsrdiOsraph Tech, Z ,'O1V
Medical Fechn.. chsmistrs1 300
Bacteriology to $685.
Medical Techn., Virology.
ASCP, 2 yrs, exp. to 1850
Nurses. Professional. d. C.
lic.. private duty; all
shifts: also Reg. Nurses
for genl duty and clinics 4,eSO
Occup. Therapist, degr. or -,
Pediatrician, MD. plus ro-
tating intrnshp. ESQ
Personnel Asst, dgr.,
Physician, R; oeni. Med. and ''0O'
Surg, MD. plus intern
Social workers, M.s.w. ali ' OO'
survey rsiS' statistician, desr., 0'O0O
Soc. &c.. with math./
Teacher. Language (Norwe- -
OTHER EHaa PROFESSIONAL, sciES. aiESG
TIFIC, TECHNICAL AND MANA
GERIAL POSITIONS DAILY
Evening star., 1960-03-20

Fast shorthand, publication S;Tt Ssck.
ground helpful. Raise to over
EXEC. SECRETARY - SllC
Good shorthand, age sos. houri
9 to 4:40.
SECY., FEE PAID SoI
International sales, public rela.
tions.
SECY,, FEE PD. S soc
Good shorthand, Va. resident pref
Exper not necessary. paid OF.
RECEIPT. PIX ------- SIC
willing TO train II good typist.
ASSOCIATED PERSONNEL
1927 K st. NV. ST 3-o52C
ApM1NTsTEAToE; ~ 81 n r., SOCIAL VEL; r.
Evening star., 1960-03-20
(coNIINUED)

RESIDENT JANITOR, garden-type
project in Va, age 30-50; no chill
dren. Call TE. $4,000, for ap-
pointmeut
Evening star., 1960-03-20
HELP WOMEN
3EAUTICIAl

kxpeI. only. CAL Tor interview, %
BEAUTlCIAN-styiist. ss6 gusran.
tee. .60Ss comm. on every dollar
Newly equip. shop. some dntn
tolloE. WILLARD HOTEL. Ma. g.
Evening star., 1960-03-20

SALES REPRESENTATTVF-Excei-
lent opportunity for man between
II and 45 years of age, to ioin
sales stan Of large organizat ton;
excellent salary, bonus plan, lre-
irement and company benefits,
Write, giving age, marital status
and education. Box 2g4-A. Star
Evening star., 1960-03-20
CLERICAL

BILLING DEPARTMENT
Aptitude for fg. and typ. ability.
ARTS q CRAFTS
$500 BALTIC. Ave, COLLEGE PIX. Nd.
Evening star., 1960-03-20
statesmen

statesmen WANTED
II you are q successful salesman
and want to increase your earn
Ford makes and one Of Washing
tons largest Ford dealers, come
in to see Henry Cherner, CHERNER
MOTOR CO.. 1881 Florida ave.
NV. Automobile eXper. not neces-
sary, we will train you.
Evening star., 1960-03-20
SALESMAN

SELL national advertised room air
conditioners. No exp. nee. We will
train, r a. NJ AIR CONDITION
ING co, NC DOT I, 81. NE
Evening star., 1960-03-20
BEAUTTCIAN
BEAUTICIAN

Clean shop near Dupont circle; to-
salary; commission and bonus. NC
Evening star., 1960-03-20

EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
HlS os: Ave- Silver Spring, M;
Evening star., 1960-03-20
APPLY NOW FOR S'-
IMMEDIATE OPENINGS

BAKER a HAIFLEIGH ASSOCIATES
Management and Personnel
Consultants
G446 Reedie Dr.. ct Viers Mil Rd.
Wheaton, Nd. Lockwood 1914
After 8 PM, call VIII. 2-301S
Evening star., 1960-01-17
FARM AND GARDEN

ANCHOR chain link fence; 315 fix
5'a IT.. high. including s gates.
suitable for kennels, poultry, or
livestock Orig. cost, $3.50. VIII
sell for S75 BUYER must dismantle
and remove fence and fill post
holes. end dispose Of concrete
footing. RO. S-lql1.
CNRDEN TRACTOR, David Brad
ley with pillow, cultivator,. sickle
bFr mower hay rake and cart.
5000 or best offer. 703-BR. s.
gili.
GARDEN TRACTOR for sale; 3 h.p..
forward Spced. reverse gear
driven, wheel WeightS plow, disc
harrow; excel. cond. JE 2-0SS9.
HARDY EvERGREENS Christmas
trees. will Rrow on poorest soil.
900 Scotch pine. yr" $40.
Write for price list today HABE
NURSERY, LrCchburg, Penna.
HAY, excel. quality Timothy: clover,
LeSpedeza and alfalfa VIII del.
by ton or load. WE. S-2427.
CONTINUED on Next Pagel
Evening star., 1960-01-17

PIANO, Wurlitzer electronie, likt
new; S26b. RE. 5-S3ll.
PIANO, upright. good cond.. $3.50
] DE o-Q45R
Evening star., 1960-01-17

HEARING AID, Sonotone, reason.
able. 1850 Irving st. NV, apt
40i. DU. 7-5S9S.
HEARING AIDS, Zenith Royai-N
transistor, S35: also Otarion eye.
glass type; reas. offer. OIL. 4-232l
HEARING AID-Sonotone almost
new Model 200. Teleohone pick
up. Price, S75. OIL. 2-429S.
HEATERS RANGES - New. used
fgas, oil, wood, coali ACME STOVE
CO. l011 9TH NV. Ma. S-S952.
HEATER. coal and wood -burninr
with heating drum; used: excel
cond.: bare., S35 1890 Wilson blvd
ia. 4-l234, RUCKER LUMBER
HEATERS (portablel. MALONEY's
INC. Sl26 Georgia ave, Silver
Spring, Nd. JU. S-3333.
HEATERS. oil: ranges. gas and
electric: tremendous, new and odd
lots, es is: guaranteed Good
prices all wee'; Free delivery in
D. c. area STARS BASEMENT,
s100 Wis ave NV
Evening star., 1960-01-17
DOCS, PETS, ETC.
tcONTINUEo)

COLLIE PUPPIES, g wks.. tri-
eolored. Axe, ch, line; woTmed,
shots. VII. 6-1S8S.
COLLIE, at stud; exceptionally in
telligent and handsome. white and
sable, male, Axe, champion blood
Evening star., 1960-01-17

NIAGARA CHAIR. 2 units, used
less than 5 hours, like new hrov =
A steal at S250 cash. so. $500"
OFFSET PRESS, l4x20; POSTAGE
metering machine, BARGAINS, MA
s-5606; SupAay only.
Evening star., 1960-01-17
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

BULLD0ZERs. leaders, generators
chain saws, pumps, Ford. tractors
cement mixers, grinders, finish'
ing machines, etc. JU. 5-5040
RENTAL TOOLS EQUIPMENT CO
CONSTN. HEATERS, generators
chain saws, pumps, tractors. etc
A Z; p RENTALS. JE. 2-560n
FLOOR SANDERS, HAND SANDERS
poliShers. drills. wall paper steam.
ers. paint SprAyers. rug scrubbeTS
extension ladders, etc. Paint, glass
Sakrete. L T FOLK FLOOR SUP
PLY. WO 6-052S.
FRONT-END LOADER. John Deere,
on cleatS: $50 a day. $3.50 per
week. RENTAL TOOLS AND
EQUIPMENT CO., JU. 5-5040.
Evening star., 1960-01-17

; "E",O HI-FI. floor model. blont
fnisl. with AM and FM radio;
-. o'a. p.rf. Cond.; also mAtchinI
spc- in" cabinet Must sell ownei
Go'7,- 'verS'aS. viii take best OF.
Ter. 20 l-"l3A.
SToR Avn REST. EQUIP. -
Addin. rl-chine, cash register
meat, dr r., beer and r. F. cases
waikiki bc r., scales, Sliccrs, mea
erinderF, Ctc Mr.. MATSON, ST
3-l"bh, eve, and Sun. JU. S-@7ll |
STORE FIXTURES-Complete fix
| lures, cases. wall cases, tbles,
fans, elsc, reiEr. EDLOWg, 304.
M at. NV. FE. 3-2l77.
Evening star., 1960-01-17

TVS, Used, $3.50 up
All Sizes Screens Available
Every Set Internationally Guar
Open . AM TIL o PM
912 9th ST. NV.
313 PENNA. AVE. Sc.
TV SPECTACULAR
Sunday, II to 3
Sets start at S14.95-All sizes and
eS5 Emerson st. NV. Cat Ga. Ave
TU. 3-3400, for Directions Only
TYPEWRITER-Royal Model KMM
Recently reconditioned. Elite type
$50. EN-. 5-2S74.
TYPEWRITER, ReminEton noise.
less. good cond., S26i -child's roll
top desk. swivel chair. LA. a-2634.
TYPEWRITER. wide car. Smith,
S25; floor stand for add. mach. D.,
$40: 3-burner apt. gas range, S25;
apt, retgr.. SOS. pU. 7-1523,
TYPEWRITERS, new portables: bis
cash discount or liberal terms
Bargains in recond. standards and
ports: man, cleo: guar. CIRCLE,
616 9th st. NV, DI. 7-8036
TYPEWRITERS, IBM Specialists,
standards or executive models
Sales-RentalS-Repairs. NORTHS,
2l36 Penns. ave. NV. FE. 7-l3B4
TYPEWRITERS. Rem. std: gray
S45. OLYMPIA port. Am. .-foreiRn
keybd. $50. Excel. CO. 5-3s?6.
TYPEWRITERS, Olympia: discount
on new port std. Royal KMM;
$50. RE. 5-Sl26, today.
TYPEWRITERS l,Iy :; rented, a s. month; tS;
Gperfecu SIS. we deliver. La.
8-i16i, wo. 6-h2a4
VACUUMS, YOUR cHoICE-Sl6.
Cali Jo' s.sss8 for delivery Sun.
VETERANS Co, 2112 Pa. ave. NV.
VACUUMS, all makes. S1O-S"0: J.
yr. guar. Recnnd. HyattSville Vac
Co, 5"l1 BALTIC. ave, AP. 7-3bA3
VACUUM CLEANER, GE; used:
good condition: all attachments:
sos. Phone FE. 3-3175.
VACUUMS, recond Electrolux,
Hoover. GE, etc; $40. delivered,
guar Day or nieht. RA. 3-61Sl
VACUUM CI EANER with attach
mentS: perfect cond. Reasonable
IA. a-Sa1i
VENDING MACHINES, stamp. es-
tablished route: $50. JU. 5-0f1a.
vIOLINS f2l. fne quality and tone
Complete with hovS end case:
reaS. offer. LA, a-17aS.
WASHER. Thor. auto. 1859 model,
COS. Call IA. $4,000.
V'"''"7 = Autnm"tic. Used 3
r,c"'"r rerfect cord. Make ofier
W'~'''", ~ood condition. best Of.
fcr. ~. ?-S33s.
ton, "?5. IN ao?5as. 'O'0'
WAS"rP. so Hotroin. automatic,
only 5 months old, call after q
nm. MA, 7-3523.
WASHER, Kenmore. l .yr. old; per
feet condition. compl auto fab
ric control: Sl75, sP. a.5224,
WASHER, Norge semi mi-automa attic,
washes good. 10. 2.24O3.
WASpER. Whirlpool, Semi-auto-
~ 81 o r. Hpts ucO' w pHuh'
calls
WASHER. Easy spin. dr., used 2
times, cost Sl45. sell $50 1898
Lamont st, NV. CO. b-4970.
WASHER, Bendix automatic: en-
cellent condition: S35. UN. A.
1890.
WASHER. spindrier. late model,
S35: automatic washer, like new,
with filter-fow. S56: also ruto
washer. sos. Must sell; call Sat
and Sun. Ii. 3-14t1.
WASHER. Wrstinrhcuse Taundro-
mat 80: rood cond S15. Call
ewes. T 10 10, and week ends,
HF. A-416h
WASHER, auto; late: In good
cond; will demonstrate and de-
liver. $50. LII. 3-3l3A.
WASHING MACHINE, 1853 Norge
automatic, model 450 d. VII.
"-T69l.
WASHING MACHINE, ssitator,
ggTnlnssp5; ApsS6- good condition.
WASHING MACHINE, Kenmore,
vringer-wAsher. SIS. FL. 4-2697,
Evening star., 1960-01-17
FURNITURE
FURNITURE
TODAY! SUNDAY! 10 AM. TO PM
i. GEORGES
p NORTHEAST WAREHOUSE SUPERMART
T.. SUNDAY FURNITURE
y SPECIALS

- SPE(
~ DINING ROOM
LINED Oak Table.
Plastic top. Floor
sample. Reg. S74.95 SAL
Lined Oak Dining
Room Table. Plastic
- top 72-in. table.
Floor sample. Reg
5llar S99.95 $58
Walnut Table. Floor
: sample. Reg. s99.95 S27
Cherry Buffet. Floor
sample. Reg. SlO9.95 $50
Round Cherry Dining
Room Table. Floor
sample. Reg. sll9.95 $50
CHAIRS
Plastic Chair. Floor
sample. Reg. S29.95 $40
Swedish Modern
Chair. Charcoal
tweed. Foam cush-
ions and back. Floor
sample. Made in
u. S. A. Reg. 1895 S24
Plastic Occasional
go Chairs. Floor sam
pie. Reg. s29.95 SIT
Club Chair. Red DAM
ask. Foam cushions.
Floor sample. Regu-
lar $685. S29
Genuine Tan Leather
Chair. Floor sample.
Regular s9995 s5S
Platform Rocker.
Floor sample. Reg
ular $685. S39
Swivel Chair. Brown
boucle. Floor sam
pie. Reg. s39.e5 s22
Lounge Chair. Char
coal tweed. Floor
sample. Reg. $5995 s22
Club Chair. Rose
damask. Floor sam
pie. Reg. s99e5 s29
BEDROOM
Apiece Blond Bed
room Suite. Dresser,
chest, mirror and
sliding panel book
case bed. Floor
sample. Reg. sl59.e5 sss
Apiece White Bed
room Suite. Dresser,
mirror. chest and
bed. Plastic top can
not be injured by
boiling water or
alcohol. Floor sam
pie. Reg. sl79.95 sll9
Apiece Cherry Bed
room Suite. Double
dresser. mirror,
chest and spindle
bed. Floor sample.
Regular s229.95 sl09
6-Piece Pulaski Bed
room Suite. Large
62-in. triple dresser,
mirror, chest, mite
stand and bookcase
bed. Floor sample.
Regular s379.95 sl99
S-Piece American of
Martinsville Bed
room Suite. Grey
mahogany. Double
dresser, mirror.
chest, mite stand
and bar bed. Floor
sample. Regular
S529.95 w S299
Apiece Cordovan Ma
hogany Bedroom
Suite. Triple dresser,
mirror, chest and
bookcase bed. Floor
sample. Regular
S289.95 Sl38
4-Fiece Johnson Car
per LINED Oak Bed
room Suite. Double
dresser, mirror,
chest and bookcase
bed. Floor sample.
Regular S249.95 sl66
6-Piece Walnut Bed
room Suite. Lge. So
in. double dresser,
chest, mite table and
bookcase bed. Floor
sample. Regular
s3l9.o5 ----- $l89
Evening star., 1960-01-17
ODD BEDROOM
PIECES

- - - ANA~
Odd Bookcase Beds.
Assorted styles and
colors. Floor SAM
pie. Values from
S29.95 to $f4.95
Maple Chest. Regular
$29.95
Ranch Oak Dresser
Base. Floor sample.
Regular $159.95
Solid Rock Maple
Double Dresser and
Mirror. Floor SAM
pie. Reg. Sll9.95
Rock Maple Chest. 6
drawers. Floor sam
pie. Regular $79.95
Walnut Chest. Floor
sample. Reg. $685.
Cordovan Chest. Floor
sample. Reg. S69.95
Evening star., 1960-01-17

OFFICE EQUIP.-Desks, files. fdd.
mach, typewritters. etc Bargains
galore. CIRCLE, 616 9th st. NV.
OFFICE FURNITURE; . desks. .
tables, . swivel chairs ! Steno
chair. Call Ma $500 Monday.
OFFICE FURNITURE-Used steel
tabulation card files, steel and
wood desks, tables, posture chairs.
wardrobe cabinets, CAPITOL OF
FICE SUPPLY. INC, 1921 L st.
NV MA S-1So4
Evening star., 1960-01-17

STORE FIXTURES, 5xIO IT,, island
type gondolaS. made by Strater
Industry. NRHA approved: 4 yrs.
old. good cond; best Offer Pooh
Z HARDWARE HA T-S4l5
Evening star., 1960-01-17
SAVE SAVE

On feeding cost; Morco dog meal.
1o0-lbs., S7.25; Quaker CITY ALL
meat dog food; leading pet foods
and supplies: low kennel prices:
free delivery. P T. MORAN CO..
325a NJ st. NV, FE. 3-R565
SIAMESE XII TENS, reg. and house,
broken; stud service Herndon
444.
SIBERIAN HUSKIES, Axe. Largest
selection in area, incl. rare all
white HILMAR KENNELS, CE.
SIBERIAN HUSKY PUPS Axe
champ. sire, Alaskan dam. has
point excellent card, show pet.
TO. a-665".
SIBERIAN HUSKY PUPPY, gentle.
beautiful: AKC. female; u price
to suitable party. CL. 6-5522.
TOY RAT TERRIERS, . mos. old,
m. and T.. thoroughbreds but no
papers; reas. RE. 6-S593.
WIRE HAIRED TERRIER PUP
PIES, Axe res, champion blood
lines, 9 wks, old, one q mos. WA.
AT sTUD-Ger. sh. Pointer. natl.
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bitches MAGEE, OIL. 2-246S
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-09-22
Adult Polio Shots
Now Being Limited

Polio shots for adults is being
limited by the County Health de-
partment, it was announced this
week by DR.. Arthur f. Jones, coun-
ty health officer
Dr. Jones said any adult hold
ing a medical care card, or any
adult referred to the health de-
partment by his physician would
be able to have his course of moe
ulations completed.
But he announced that it would
be impossible to continue giving
the vaccine to all other adults.
The giving Of shots will be limited
to persons aged two months to
twenty years.
He pointed out that one shot
was of little value unless followed
by the second and third. He adj
vised persons to contact their fami-
ly physician and arrange with him
to complete the series He also adj
vised that IT was advisable to get
the 2nd shot four to six weeks
after the first.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-09-22
The SpenAerS

The candidates have been having their for the past
few weeks and isn't hard to distinguish between them The
Democratic party the party of the pender and wasefu
spending at that The Republican party is the party of pr
dence.
The party that promises every desire from cradle to
is the Democratic party. And you'll note that they
forget to say where the money pay for all the gvcaways
is coming from They labeled the architects of fiscal IT.
responsibility and the builders of deficit.
Such policy only pervades the top Democratic candi
date in the nation Mr. Kennedy, but also the prime
Ingredient of Congressman Foley's platform.
The present national debt stands $288 billion Ninety
percent of this debt since 1900 is Democraowned In
the Congress in 1859 Democrats voted against
II percent of the roll calls while Republicans consistently and
pcrsstently pressed for responsible programs.
The Democratic party nationally and statewide has cod
died labor again. the it has done for quite few
years The Democrats promise the and the Republican
candidates promise fair representation for all the people
United States the labor leaders back Kennedy and
Foley against Richard NJ Nixon and Charles Nice Matthias
But thankful for the great of worthy laborng
people who will pay attention to the labor leaders recon-
mendation election day.
Democrats Congress, in attacking Republican balan
ced budgets introduced bills calling for additional
spending hundreds of billions of dollars the next
five years
This fiscal responsibility of the Republican way of life
commended to the thinking American who is concerned
about his own and famys financial welfare during the
next eight years. should be mandate to vote Republ-
an November 9Th.