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Evening star., 1960-10-24

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y,
Oct. "a (AP)-Britain assert
ed today that strict adherence
to Soviet demands for total
disarmament would insure that
no disarmament took place in
20 years"
British Minister of State
David Ormsby- Gore told the
General Assembly's 99-nation
Political Committee the West
ern plan for q more gradual
approach Is more realistic,
more practical and less likely
to deceive the hopes of man
kind with high sounding
phrases incapable Of being
translated into action"
He appealed to the Soviet
Union to enter into negotia-
tions with the West at the
earliest possible time in an ef-
fort to get agreement at least
on limited measures.
I'VE still believe" he said
that disarmament must start
with those things which can
be done even whilst mutual
confidence is still non-exist-
ent."
Takes COnciliatOry Tone
Mr.. Ormsby-Gore followed
the conciliatory tone adopted
by British Prime Minister
Macmillan during the early
days of the Assembly session.
Referring to Soviet attacks
on the West, he said:
Although the good faith o1
my government has been more
than once impugned, I shall
not reply in kind"
The British delegate appealed
for Assembly eem en-
on a set of general principles
rather than a complete dis
armament treaty as demanded
by the Russians. He pointed
out that it would be impossible
for a committee of 80 nations
to work out disarmament de-
tails, including a control sys'
TEN.
"StilI q Gap"
ut is our firm belief" HI
said, that the strict adherence
TO such an approach (the So
Wet plan) would not brini
Evening star., 1960-10-24

Army troze all vacancies and
thus achieved some cuts
through the attrition method
Also, Army transferred some
Of its civilian employees from It's
departmental headquarters to
some of its field activities in
the area.
1T was this latter action that
caused the Defense Depart
lnent to question the Army's
total reduction achievement,
Defense officials said that
reductions achieved by this
transfer method do not count
in the total Observation-Disclosures
requirements.
This means that Army may
have to trim another 456 jobs
in its departmental headquar-
ters-the number Of positions
which were transferred to field
activities.
Army officials, however, say
that the additional cutbacks
won't be anywhere near as
large as 456. They say with
the money savings they have
already achieved through the
Job vacancy-freeze methods,
only about $50 more jobs may
have to be abolished. And they
are counting heavily on further
attrition methods to. achieve
this without many more ac-
tual dismiSsals being necessary.
SPLENDID ACHIEVEMENT
-How's this for civic spirit and
unselflshness? Employees Of the
Naval Weapons Plant, which is
due to 60 out of business next
year, have gone over the top on
their United Fund Givers' goal.
Despite the fact that most Of
the employees future is very
much unsettled and they face
the loss of their jobs within a
years time or less, they over
subscribed their quota only a
few days after the drive began.
=
PARKING STUDY - The
Budget Bureau is now engaged
in a study designed to make
more parking space available
for Government employees here.
9the study thus far has not
gone beyond the lower-echelon
leEel.
sOne of numerous possibilities
suggested in the preliminary
Hudget Bureau staff report calls
f0F all Federal employees who
psFk their cars on Government
property to be charged a modest
parking fee. Under such q plan
the Government would use the
money to build additional park
ing lots and garages. !
This proposal is being re-
ceiyed very cody by top adn1ini-
strakion officials. Both B tor
White House and Budget Bu.
READ officials are reported op-
posed to charging Federal en-
ployes a fee for parking on
Government lots.
The Governments parking
problem has become even more
acute lately with a number Of
Government parking lots be-
ing. .razed for space to build
new: Federal buildings.
sEMPLOYE VICTORY-The
United States Court Of Claims
has 1overruled the General. Ac-
counting ONCE in a case In
voIEing back pay in which an
ennploye had been Illegally de-
Noted. e@.
The employe is in the Immi-
grafton Service and was de-
Evening star., 1960-10-24
TYF FEDERAL SPOTLIGHT
. Army May Dismiss
!. More Employees Here
BY JOSEPH YOUNG
Star Stan Writer

The Army may have to fire additional civilian employees in
is departmental headquarters here
- Several months Army had to reduce its civilian stan
here by 1900 jobs Also employees downgraded In
salary.
- Only little than 100 hrngs were necessary since
Evening star., 1960-10-24
Wife Has QuodrupIets,
Husband Has Jitters

DETROIT Oct. "a AP).-"Tm still a little nervous
Gerard Guinnane remarked you I'm used this
Few people His wife, Margaret Mary Guinnans
S0 had just given birth to quadupes yesterday Hospital
reports indicated all four boys were doing we'll
Mr.. 0unnane. 90, Of suburban Highland Park told
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SPECIAL NOTICES

ANACOSTIA NATIONAL BANK OF
WASHINGTON. SHAREHOLDERS
that. pursuant to call Of its direc-
tors, special meeting of the share
holders Of Anacostia National Bank
Of Washington will be held at its
banking house at $3.50 s. Capitol
Street; washington. D. G.. on Tues
day. December 90, 1860. at twelve
considering and determining By
vote whether, an agreement to
consolidate the said bank and
inEton, located Pm In washinston,
D. C.. under the provisions Of
the, laws Of the United States.
shall be. ratified and confirmed.
W asRinSton, B. B. C.. .nt and 0q Tor tie
purpose Of voting upon any other
matters incidental to the proposed
consolidation of the two banks.
A copy Of the aforesaid agree
ment;, executed BY a majority Of
Inc directors Of each Of the two
dation, is on file at the bank and
NAV be inspected during business
]. M. HARRIS.
President.
THE NATIONAL BANK OF WASH.
INGTON. SHAREHOLDERS MEET
1NG.-Notice is hereby given that
pursuant. to call of its directors
Q special meeting of the share
holders Of The National Bank Of
washington will be held at Its
banking house at $40 l4th Street
NV, Washington, D. c., on Tues.
day, December 20, 1860, at twelve
O'Clock noon, for the purpose Of
considering and determining BY
vote whether an agreement Il
consolidate the said bank ant
the Anacostia National Bank o.
washington, located in Washing
ton, D. c., under the provisions o.
the laws of the United States
shall be. ratified and confirmed
subject to the. approval OF tn,
GGomgptroller Of the Currency
purpose Of voting upon any otheI
matters incidental to the proposed
consolidation of the two banks
A copy Of the aforesaid agree
ment, executed BY a majority o
the directors OF each of the twl
banks, providing for the consoli
dstion, is on file at the bank ant
nav be inspected during bushes
3. L. COTTON,
President,
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SPECIAL NOTICES

I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE fol
any debts incurred BY anyone
S StRfF Sh9 EiE1p psse l6oa WILLIAM HmeI!1I
St, Woodlswn, Hyattsville, Md.
MATHEMATICS
Individual lessons. Refresher OF
remedial courses. BY former Eu-
ropean professor. For interview,
call FE. S-25US.
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AUCTION SALES
TRUSTEES SALE
or
VALUABLE
RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY
LOTS AND COMMERCIAL

VALUABLE
RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY
LOTS AND COMMERCIAL
PROPERLY
BY virtue of and pursuant to q de-
cree of the Circuit Court for
Howard County, in Equity, in a
cause therein pending entitled H
MAE HARDING, Complainant, VS.
EARL R. HARDING, EFT AL. Re-
spondents. No. $3.50 EQUITY, Of
the 2Sth day of October. 1860, we
the trustees therein named, viii
sell, at public auction, to the
highest bidder, on
DECEMBER Ord, 1860
At 10 AM, EST.
In front Of the dwelling hous,
occupied by the said II. Mae
Harding, formerly belonging to the
late Joseph D. Harding, on the
Southern side Of the public road
known as the Laurel to scaggs-
vile Road Maryland State Route
216) about 3 miles from Laurel
fourthiy described the following
properties all located in the Sixth
Election District Of said Howard
County, Maryland. in the follow
Ing order:
IA lot on the Northern side OF
the Scaggsville Road, approx
imately 80 feet wide and zoo
feet deep, Just North of the
property Of Beulah v. Grauel.
"A tract containing 8 acres on
the Harding Road, presently
occupied by Daniel Harding
improved by a valuable two
story frame dwelling.
"a one-acre tract Of land lyina
on the Scaggsville Road and
near the home place.
Of the Baltimore Washing ton
Boulevard Immediately adjacent
to the Pstuxent River, and i'm.
proved by a garage with ar
apartment overhead.
5-15 lots in the subdivision
known as High Ridge" three
of which are improved with 8
valuable dwelling house.
.6I4O.9 942 acres Of land lying or
and between the aforesaid
Scaggsyille Road and the afore.
said Harding Road, known a.
the home place" and improved
with q valuable two-stor!
dwelling and other outbuildings
PlatS OF SAID properties may bt
seen at the law ofices Of the un.
dersigned In Ellicott City, Mary
land.
TERMS OF SALE: The purchaser,
will be required to deposit thu
following sums, by cash or certi
fed check:
$500 for Parcel No. l above.
$1,000 for Parcel No. 2 above
$500 for Parcel No. 3 above.
$1,000 for Parcel No. 4 above
$1,000 on the house and thre
lots and 500 each on tn,
other lots. being Parcel No.
above
s. 900 on Parcel No. 6 above
BALANCE of purchase money to b
paid in cash on ratification an,
to bear interest from the date O
sale until the date Of final rati
flcation Of sale by the Circui
Court for Howard County. All ad
tustments and public charge
from date Of sale. All document
airy stamps to be paid by the pur
CORNELIUS F. sYBERT, Jr.
JOHN L. CLARK,
Trustees.
ROLAND 8. MAXWELL, Auctioneer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-27

NATURE, EDUCATED WOMAN de-
sires part-time position as COM
panion or hostess in D. C. Live
out. Call Ii. 4-4901.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-27
MEETING-BANQUET ROOM
PRIVATE DINNER PARTIES

NEW CLASS forming demonstrating
new. technical approach to stock
market TRADING Amazing success
Call ME. S-4223 for details.
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RELp MEN

AUTO PARTS MAN. Call WE. /.
am. to 5 pm.
AUTO PARTS COUNTERNfAN-Ex.
cellent opportunity for Ambitious
young man: salary open; all re.
plies strictly confidential. Boa
107-K. Star.
AUTO SALESMAN = Selling Amer.
ica's No. l car: due to increasinl
Ford and Falcon sales. we arr
expanding our sales force. Must bi
successful salesman and now EN-.
ployed and interested in makinI
$4,000 to $4,000 per year. Ont
Of the areas best compensation
plans, plus insurance benefits. New
car furnished to men who qualify
Write brief resume to Box AJAX
star. All replys CONFIDENTIAL.
AUTO SALESMAN to sell Fords
Falcons and Thunderbirds: exper
not necessary: attractive pay plan
See sales mgr, LOGAN MOTOR
CO., 1150 goth st. NV. No phon'
AUTO statesmen
TOP Ford dealer needs 3 expert
enced, married men to sell tht
fabulous Ford and Falcon. We Of.
fer the best pay plan in the area
disqualification, paid vacation, cal
furn. and plenty Of help in clos.
ing deals. Please do not phone
See Mr.. Bushee.
NORMAN FORD
S3l5 Baltimore Blvd, College Parl
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PROPOSALS

FOR SALE BY THE STATE ROADS
COMMISSI0N.-Sealed bids will
be received until noon, Tuesday,
December 20, 1860. at the once
Of the STATE Foods Commission at
Box III, 800 West Preston Street.
Baltimore 5, Maryland, offering
to purchase the improvements
consisting Of 1-story brick with
stucco coating) school building To-
Gated on the former Board OF
Education of Prince Georges
County property on the west side
of Jefferson Street "a block north
Of Relocated Ardmore-Ardwick
Road in Ardmore. Maryland, with
in the limits of the proposed high
way improvement between Ard
more-Ardwick Road and Central
Avenue Route 214). All of these
improvements must be removed
down to the ground line by mid
night. Tuesday, March Z, 1851
Details, bidding forms and special
bidding envelopes may be obtained
at the STATE ROADS COMMITS.
SION at Laurel, Maryland. Dis.
trict ONCE Phone: Parkway 5.
$3.50. no21-de4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-27
HELP MEN
An Interesting
Proposal
for the
College Man

If you have an above-av-
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cial BACKGROUND, Arthur
Murray has a job opening
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OF unusual promise as q
dancing instructor.
Our professional training
program qualities you for
a position that combines
excellent income with per-
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prestige, and can lead to
an executive adninistra-
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II you get along with
people and impress them
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man we want. Between %
and SO years of age and
pleasing appearance.
Call Elk. 3-41OO and Ask
MR.. JEROME VINCENT
for a
Personal Interview Appt.
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SENIOR ELECTRONICS
SYSTEMS ENGINEER

To represent sTL with associate contractors on
telemetry Instrumentation systems DOVAP,
Azusa, S-band beacons and command receiver
systems. To coordinate interface problems be-
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units. Requirements include a minimum BIS. de-
gree in electrical engineering (M.S. preferred)
with 10 or more years experience in research and
development or design and development in mill
tary and commercial electronic systems
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MESSING

1872 K St. Elk. 3-727O
ADJUSTER TRAINEE, car fur
nished, expenses pd., some coll.
helpful, Cd. benefits, age 21-27.
1895. POTOMAC EMPL. AGCY.,
2334 Wilson blvd, Arl., ia. s.
1000.
ADJUSTER TRAINEE, under 30;
excel. opportunity: multiple line
casualty CO. Salary open: auto
furn.: fringe benefits. Apply Mon.
MR.. ROBINSON. RE. 7-3133.
ADVERTISING, SALES and public
relations men: check first with
A. KYLE (MIKE) MITCHELL.
COLUMBIA EMPL. 134l G NV.
A GOOD part-time proposition for
the right man; preferably one liv-
ing in the ne. section or College
Park or Hyattsville area. WE. j.
$500.
Evening star., 1960-07-10
Kleinert's New Trainer Panties

New training pants Of knitted cotton
terry cloth, woter-resistont nyon tricot
cover. Leg and woist bands, nyIon-
covered rubber elastic. White. Sizes
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Evening star., 1960-07-10
Of LOVE and
LAUGHTER
There's Something Sadly False
When Good Deeds Are Only Oral
By MARJORIE HOLMES
There's nobody quite like people:


Everybody calls her Skipper and this describes her
we'll For she is pert and jaunty and determined and
dependable one of those confident little captains who
always comes through
When she isn't whiSking about the lake in her boat,
she's turning the place she shares with joe her
husband into paradise of flowers. wouldn't you like
plants" she calls her red bandana blowing. III be
over day this week to bring you some'
And enough, when you least expect it, she races
up to the dock cuts the motor and hands out box of iris
bring you she Let know if you need
more" and away she goes.
Or-an expert skier herse-She pulls up to take the
children water skiing "Cmon, kids said I'd be to
pull soon as we got new ski rope. Okay who's
ready to go irst?"
Or to your astonishment she produces the photogra
pher friend she's promised she would interest in taking
pictures of your place.
Here he is the I told you about When do
start?"
why that's marvellous" you exclam. But I'm sur
prised. mean didn't really think"
why not?" she asks, fixing you with her bright blue
eyes. II said I'd get him. didn't -"
And you realize suddenly, Why-yeS, she did, And she
always means and does. exactly what she says.
And it strikes what dear characteristic this
is For how easily many of carried by good
intentions: I'm going to send you that book" Nov
will together for dinner" I'm going to write your
aunt right away" only to forget all about it, If
member at all it's with either tWinge of conscience or
the curious miconsolaon that there's kind of virtue
in simply having to do kind of thoughtful thing
Whereas actually it's better vouchsafe good
intentions unless prepared to follow through There's
something sadly false about people whose good deeds
all oral ones. And something Staunch and wonderfully
heartCning about the Shippers in the world!
Evening star., 1960-07-10
GLAMOUR IS THEIR BUSINESS
PeggyWood oIks
OfYouthfuIness

any Of the tensions that
actors consider an occupa-
tional disease" I remarked.
st have never had to re-
sort to sleeping pills or psy-
choanalysis." she replied.
I'm never tense and I feel so
sorry for a person who has
tension problems. I think that
a person has to help herself
to improve. No one can do it
for her."
You have been success
full in every field you have
attempted" I remarked, sin
writing, in acting and in
your marriage. This is no
accident. What helped you
and to what combination of
forces do you attribute this?"
Miss Wood nibbled a rye
cracker thoughtfully. Its
many things hard work
organization con-
centration consideration
patience and of course
one has to have a gift for
what you are undertaking.
You can't get along without
being prepared, and I don't
put any faith in overnight
success. It's merely a term.
And as I said before, I don't
feel you can have enough
vitality.
'You have to learn by your
mistakes" she said, pointing
out that at one time she was
too modest. Il bent over
backward and that's a mis-
take. You must make a real
iStic evaluation of yourself.
you have to keep your
confidence. Bizet died at 80
of a broken heart because
Carmen was received so
Evening star., 1960-07-10
BY LYDIA LANE
Times-Mirror Syndicate

HOLLYWOOD. - When
Peggy Wood finished THE
Story of Ruth" at Goth Cen
tury-Fox, she was going on a
lecture tour and then settle
down and do some writing.
This lady, who admits to hav-
ing lived more than three
score and ten years, believes
that interests and hard work
keep her young.
Vitality" she exclaimed.
1T is the secret for being
successful as much as talent.
But you can't have it if you
abuse your body with too lit
tie sleep and too much food.
Vitality starts with a good
breakfast. After 8 hours of
fasting, you need nutritious
food. You may not feel like
eating but, if you force your
self, you'll form the habit,
and you'll have more energy
and will be less tired at the
end of a day.
MY breakfast is my IA
vorite meal. I enjoy fruit, an
egg. toast and tea with a lit
tie honey. You needn't worry
about the calories you eat
for breakfast. What you do
during the day will burn
tn e m UP. I'm a natural
weight watcher. I count cal
cries almost instinctively,"
Miss Wood said, scanning the
commiSSary menu.
Il am a stickler for eight
hours sleep" Peggy contin-
ued. Il like to wake up ready
to get out of bed and face
with pleasure my breakfast
and an active day"
You don't seem to have
Evening star., 1960-07-10
Peterson Stroller

Boby sees more in his Peter
son stroller. Swivel front
wheels, OPPOSITION back. Con-
opy with gay ball fringe.
Carrying basket at back. Folds
fIot. Beige provincial pattern.
24.95
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TrimhIe Kiddie Yard

Keeps baby cool as all out
doors. Folds in q jiffy. Steel
top rolls and legs, nyIon mesh
sides. SO" square. yellow
pad and bronze coIored frame.
24.95
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Terry Cloth Boot

Holds q store Of toys, laundry
and ODDS and ends. Plastic
lined for trips and OF the
beach. Pink, maize or blue
cotton terry. $50
Evening star., 1960-07-10
Terry Play Pen Pad

Boby lies and plays in cloud
soft comfort. Corner ties keep
pad snug. Cunning oppIiQues.
Washes and dries quickly.
Pink or blue cotton. 800
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Chixe For Cool Comfort

Cool os kittens in vinyI film
Pontjes, inner straps do owoy
with pins. S, M, |, XL, l.49
Chix disposobIe diaper pods
are q must. Soft non-woven
medicoted fabric. 30 to O box.
l.49
Evening star., 1960-07-10

poorly. And you have to
guard against trying too hard.
Learn to let go and relax.
Knowing when to relax is
everything.