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FREDERICK COUNTY pApue

FREDERICK COUNTY FARMS
90 A.-6-rm house: mod. Eit" rv.
rm., office, } bedrms.. bath, hard.
wood f1oors, oil hest, encl snn
porch. 1880 cattle barn, Inch
grass enc. with white fence,
btiasN tN newly painted 1000 II.
rItontaee rdS,: - mi. "arth
~ A "rm house; bath, mod kit,
attic; .,0-cow Baltimore dairy
barn. Silo. : a alfalfa, Is a. bar
iey. 10 lush blue. grsss, !, mi.
trontHEe Rte, -; - nj. N. rTed-
erick; Sl9.a5O, terms. a cas-,
Ivy A,-G-rm.; ctr. hall RevoIu-
uonsry brick mansion. RANDOM
wood floorinc, > lily. rms, fire.
bedrm;. hath. other b"drms..
attic, bsmt., old barn, 30 a. per
manent pasture. 1870 a. crop and
Grass. streams, mile rd. frontage;
S96,500, z. cash.
Is" A.-S-rm. ctr hall house; >
liv, rms, din. rm, mod kit. 1
bedrm' b?th, space heatinT, 30
100 bsmt. barn, 80 a. permanent
pasture, q =. GooCee, l@5 a. crop
and hay, streams, lake lease $3.50
mo. Mile frontage Rte Is: .
other roacs. No denial of access.
10 mi. n. Frederick S39.95O,
terms, a cash.
100 Arm. house; liv. rm., din.
rm, mod kit, laundry rm., , bed
rms, bath, oil h,-w. heat, front
and back porch. 40x6O barn. misc.
bldgS; lakes. mile hard road
frontaee' !" mi ". Frederick:
So 500. terms
liz A.-Gold Ash farm with % a,
lakes: odering many recreatiCnal
and tinrncisl oppoTtunitie Also
beautiful 9-rm. pre-Civil War
stone house overlooking % a.. Of
lake. Good cattl' barn. S!lo, fisS
hatchery bldg, plus 50 a. OF CENT
ly rolling land Long rd tlont-
aye, Cyce' panoramic view Of mts.
and lakes; - mi, north Frederick.
Too GOOD to last: S3I,nOO. termS.
WILFRED NJ WATKINS, Emmits-
burG, Nd. Phi. 3Ol-HI 1-"l21,
representing Charles II. JamiSon,
broker. phi. WI. S-A""3.
GRAFTON, MD.-1O acres on wide
water Naniemoy Greek, over l.
mile frontage ~ acres good
farmland. S"T.5On or 5000
down BARGER REAL ESTATE,
Dial 30l. CHI 6-".S3.
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LADIES' DEPT.

LADIES' DEPT.
For lease: exc Heat .oc.: we'll
known S ore. Write Box 3Bg-S
Star. or Monday call WA. 7-94O0
LAND WANTED 10 rent: suitable
for parking lot; in or near down
town area. RUBIN, LA. 9-lI66
LAUNDRIEs. Maytas. coin on, as
low ns 81 500 down. completely
installed. Sc finance OIL. 4-352s
LAUNDROMAT-coin operated: all
new, Westinshouse cquippe|. ideal
locHtc so. 5-Sg31.
LOOKING FOR PARTNERSHIP in
goinc concern. can. induSt riouS,
conscientious: can inves:. No rest
or cleaning Box Has. Star
LUNCHRO0M, equipped. apt. above,
9TH and N SITS. NV, Mcreymaking
corner. Reas. JU. S-3ST3.
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MOBIL

MoBlL OIL CO. is now accepting
applications for several choice
locations that are nov In opera :
tion in Pr. Geo. and Mont Co
area. This Is a Golden opportu-
nifty for you 10 own your own
business. Training with pay. Cali
Nj. Berry, ewes. or week ends.
HE. 9-lS2O.
sq0E REPAIR concession. Ayan
H. new cleaning plant on Lee
hiehvay. Arl, Va For into con-
tact MR. GALKIN. 10. 5-l70O
SHOE STORE (caneellationl Best
known brand-name shoe Going
business; cheap rent. good lease
Stock plus hxtureT. Box ?S9-S,
star.
SNACK SHOP-In business BLDG
"a 5-day week. $500. 50 900
cash. GIBRALTAR. Dl. 7-6HIO.
SORE DOING SlbO,OOO business
Will sell huildtnE or sto6k anH Az
tures and lease bUildin~ W. o.
PRUITT. Ma. S-27l1. CIR. 3-OBl2.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
AVAILABLE
$4,000 and Ambition

Young businessman is interested in
partnership or will buy growing
business: contact me through
Box 317-S, Star
BAR-Short hours, easy operation
Good NV neighborhood trade
Have 80 LIQUOR license. $1,000.
TU. 2-l057.
Accredited Apnrovad pueinosso.
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OFFICE BUILDING


Located near 18th and Eye SITS. NV
Each floor contains $500 net 50
#. plus full dry basement. Park.
ing ior . cars in rear. Excellent
for distributor, association, etc
Available Feb. /. Call Mr.. Hol-
land
H. G. SMITHY co.
Sil 18th ST. NV. ST. 3-33OC
DRUG STORE-AdeQuate parking
DR.. and Dentist suites. Individual
cflces Writ, Professional Bids
Accokeek, Md.
EXCEL. WHEATON LOCATION. mr.
Plaza for beauty or reducing salon
equipped with fine reducing equip.
ment. low rent, hne lease. Fol
details, call 10. 5-S512 or OIL
a-A231
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DRIVEN PIZZA
DRIVEN
RESTAURANT

7-DAY LIQUOR LICENSE
Corner property located on Route
/ >, near Route $50 Just on the
trinse Of Annapolis. Modern 3-yr
old glass sized building is 66x5n
1 very large payCd parfinr area
First time offered. Selling rea
e7tate and chattels due to death
Cal M-. Jewell, LFxinrton o.
7 6S55. rves. Hunter 6-7l24.
DAVID M. NICHOLS g. CO
Is W. Franklin F., Ealt. /. Nd
DRUGSTORE WANTED, in D. C..
Va. or Nd. showing GOOD return
Can invest substantial cash. Box
3""-s, Star
DR. CLEANING BUSINESS FOR
SALE. For sppt.. call 10. 3-S32O
DRY CL. STORE. wJplsnt-Dstrex
macH. lnccm' $3.50 wk., abou'
500 wh0leta'" inc'ut~S Csnt
$3.50 ONLY S3,On0 dor0 rxrlr-
siye listing A. R. SEELYE, n.
DUPONT CIRCLE not far-Guest
house. furnished. - bedrooms
plus livin- room. dining room and
kitchen, IL baths: serving meals.
switchboard. Gross quoted over
$4,000 ", shows real net
profit. Wants sos 0OO down.
High c'as4, lnnV established Shown
bv 9ppt Selling building. furn and
business. EDWIN L. ELLIS. Real
tor iOlo Vermont ave z g. - 40.
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STORES FOR RENT
ALEXANDRIA

Store 17'x65 in we'll establish het
shopping center Of % stores. Idea
for variety, apparel, yardgoods
TV, upholstery or gift shop. S2pt
q month
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SUITLAND

~ 4 bhND
Salevay ana DruV Fair OPENING
this week, store left. ?OxDU
WEIs- BERG BROS, REALTY
\. 5-U6O6.
TAkOMA PIX. MD. - Ike. store
auto. heat, air cond. 12lG Carol
ave. SlHn mo, DI. 7-B5O0.
EHEATON-Avail. at once: excel
loca, near Plaza entr. Sl3h pei
mo. 70 start. Mr.. Thompson, JU
MARS1 ELL Err, Realtor.
WFEATON--we have = stores tina
will become avail, during Feb.
both in excel. retail location. FoI
details, call Mr.. THOMPSON. ~
9-2552i eyes.. OIL. ?-65O2. C. NJ
MARSTELLER. Rcaltor.
WILL COOPERATE
iess.onal area Ideal loc,, restau'
clothing, travel bureau, finance
title CO.. etc. viii accept reas
offer. IA. 0-il40.
32I6 Ga. AVE. N.W.-Near Parl
Re.-Any line o. business. SIS
per. mo. CAFRITZ, DI, T-90s0
l23a 9TH ST. NV
Sui bic Any Business, S12h
WASHINGTON RLTY., Rh. 3-S30'
914 NEW YORK AVE. NV
Suitable for barber shop; Sl9i pc
mo. Gail at our ONCE for keys
HENRY J. 2OBB, INC.
1924 Vermont Ave NV. DI 7-Sl4
14'X45
WESTMONT SHOPPING CENTER
corner Columbia Pike 4 So. Gleb
rd. hrl. Va. Ample parking, yer!
reasonable rent IDEAL for officl
use or small retail business.
ATTENTION
FURNITURE
EXCELLENT LOCATION for thi
business in successful lS-stor
shopping center In BethesdF. Md
corner store 30'xln0' In new addt
tion to be ready March ld.
Consult Mr.. Dick Taylor, LeaSinI
Dent SHANNON & LUCHS COM
PANY, Realtors. IA l4th Stree
NV. MA. s-2345.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED

AL D, c. Corporation has up tc
fUu,OUu In cash TO invest In
net on cash invC vCstment We ave-
not brokers. ccnd complete etaiIs
to Box Billy Sta-
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTIES wanted
for sale or lease
A. M. ROTH CO., RE. 7-733O
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Mr.. BoYDS. MD.-3S acres. most
y cleared lard. Old house. Si6,-
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- ACRES. same area. about /,
wooded Beautiful, SiShtly loca-
FRED = CUsHMAN. REArToR
WI H-'ull WA. 6-O4OI
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CHICK N RIBS
1924 Eye st. N W.

FABULOUS PROFITS are being
made In oil rights! You may be
abe to share in them. Full partic-
ularS free without obligation
-. "a. ~ .LIA1I~ on-
VEY- so.. lnAL, / Mnr. Ifx
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,iR. HYATTSTOWN CLoVER-LEAF
-l"O acres, about 75', meadow
and grezinS. Almost new 5-room
nome high on hill; stream.
Asking $3.50 per acre.
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SILVER SPRING MD

D1t OA 4t14VO, MD.
Boniiant ST., "a block of Georgia
ave- ground floor, air-cond. once;
mas u pvt. office spaces. 1Oxl2,.
serv., can be furn, Ample free nkg
with y blk. SAT or daily, JU' &.
l.44: ewes, JU. S-294O.
Two attractiyely furn. rooms in
Senator. Call NE. S-608O,
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| TEXACO
FOR LEAsE-a-bay station In
Alexandria with excellent neigh
borhood trade established: mini
mum capital needed: a fne OPP
! portunity for the rieht man. For
details, call J. R. JOHNSON. TIE
h-J44".
Tv BUSINESS - Test equipment.
tubes, sans and repair parts
WA. 7-59t9.
VARIETY STORE w/fountain, no
competition; income 81 700 wk. .
air cond. machines about pay
rent, rebates Si20 mo, shoulc
net over $1,000 easy: very EooC
fXtures. about $4,000 stock, price
at Sl5.0On Only $1,000 down
Ideal for druggiSt. A. r. SEELYE,
Dl. 1-S325~
wANTED-Retail florist shop in
NV. WASHINGTON or Montgomery
County. Apply Box 36B-S. Star.
WELL-RATED and long -est tabllshed
! rNr1rr nrr!sl he ,in~
ditioning firm seeks young expert
enccd sales engineer who desires
to leave the big manufacturer and
enter business for himself selling
and directing his own installation
] "DAS supFA
with going concern Reasonable
salary during initial period: fu-
ture earnings on profit-sh arms
basis Please give details of age
education and experience: replies
confidential. Box AIS. Star.
WOULD LIKE TO BUY INTO in
surance AGENCY as active partner
Replies strictly confidential, Of
course Box 33h-s. Star.
WHOLESALE MDSE. at close oIt
prices. New Swiss watches, 2-y;
service pty So no Pens 4c Wa
. ;et 500 dz. Ripple sole shoes 81
prs CufTlinks, S"SO d.. over 50
600 items in stock for immediate
delivery, Cash and carry Ths.nn
; 9Th st. NV Ind floor
WOMEN'S srORTSWEAR - Better
merchandise. excel. location, wante
inactive partner. need $4,000 for
stock expansion; top local refs.
70 i'"-c. Stpr
YOUR OWN spare-time. home -oper- =
ated buSiness. Take over this area
as our SERVICE DISTRIBUTOR
kcepinR retail stores supplies. Ma
tionally advertised 30-year-ol line
pays up TO SEQ hour. Under 500
b. lVI mtICIhHVlbt HCls you hbdTttus
For samples, highly successful
plan, write NOVo. 1885 Lincoln,
Desk A.. Ch'caRo II.
$4,000 EARNINGS In 8 months /,
typical for a DAIRY DAN MOBILE
soft ice cream dealer. Our new plar
permits you to ACQUIRE your owr
hiehlv profitable growth h"s'neS,
with no down payment. F'r ar
appointment cal' HA. 1-7lO7
$1,000 MONTHLY
) Distributing advertised sutomotiv'
, product: millions sold. SALES
GUARANTEED; part nr full time
no experience necessary; territOrl
! open NATIONAL, DYNAMlCS, ""4
; East 90 st.. N. Y.C.
AAA NOTES FOR SALE
, JOE y THOMPSON
232 Woodward Bldg Jackson a. G7Ot
COLORED-.!SIG 18th ST. NV
Sale tenement, 3 apts. II rms.
baths full bsmt., oil steam heat
~ te"ms. OWNER. UN. A-TO45.
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PORTLAND BLDG.
1929 VERMONT AVE. N. w

| PORTLAND BLDG.
1929 VERMONT AVE. NV
Short term leases accepted. Single
otnces from SIS or lge. suites
All services. Call Mrs. Carol on
GREENHooT INC. Ex. 3-33ss.
PRIVATE OFFICE in weil-furn
suite for atty. or bus. rep. $50
COLORADO BLDG. Ma. S-I6ag.
PROMINENT CORNER-DoyntoWn
remodeled bidS., apnSoxn Sss; ny Sa6o neSty ~
II. THos. D. WALSH. INC, 1900
K st. NV. EX. 3-6S5O.
SECOND FLOOR. 1900 50, IT,, near
ance ONCE, lawyers. etc. cali Mr.
Dell. ST. $1,000; ewes, JU. S-l512.
TORS.
Sill r SPRING - New air-cond
ofices. all sizes free parking
JU h-l3l0. JU. 8 1871
sn. sPG. BUS. DISTRICT-New
FORD q SHULLEY, JU' 7-ei00
SILVER SPRING, Woodmoor-sin-
gle or double, S5O-SlOO, Fenton
81; single, $40. Langley: new bldg,
SingieS from $50 to SI75. Ken
Slngton: Sl25 TO S2n5, CHESTER
KELLER. JU. 9-5555.
SIL. SPG.-On University blvd. ..
S5th parking. pvt. Offices, $40 to
$40, JU. 9-6222.
SILVER SPRING - In mod. bldg.
IMln-si5ed rooms, $50 a mo. Mr.,
4 thompson. JU. 9-2552; ewes, OIL
1I-O2o:. c. M. MARSTELLER.
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VERMONT AVE. ATL NV

Spacious sround floor ofice. LARGE
display window, private labora
tory, air conditioning; beautifully
Icoecorated. Parking facilities
idesl location for real estate. in
surance. travel. AZ
IS i & @, INC. co. DIMES
w. OF 18th AND NEW YORK
AVE-, 3 and 4 rm. suites, Air
eond. Wlll redec to suit tenant.
Mh. BEATTY. ME. S-IS62.
WISCONSIN AVE: smcil Offices;
easy parkinS: very reasonable
DE. "-3312 or RA. 6-ISBG.
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.EFRIGERATED SPACE

$500 Connecticut Ave. NV
Outgrown by HIGHS. ayailabl,
March i at $4,000.
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FREDERICK co. near Doubs-s-
room house, full bsmt., ali i'm
provtmentS. 40 acres mostly
wooded: spring fed lake, can be
easily made, and the State will
stock II. IDEAL Set-up for club,
Price SlO,haO and you can make
your own terms,
Evening star., 1960-05-27
FOREIGN EXCH'GE

NEW YORK. May q AP).-YoreiEn
exchange rates tGreat Britain and
Australia in dollars. others IN cents
and decimals Of q cent?:
Today Prev Day
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c,o;,e Home Sites A'a'I~U's a''s's,,

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Evening star., 1960-05-27

the Federal Home Loan Bank
Of Greensboro, N. c., which
covers Washington. 1t said the
Districts "a savings and loan
associations for last month
showed Withdrawals Of $32,-
AS. 900 and new savings total
ing s35, 100000. Net savings of
s3,5l5.oOo were the result.
But, the bank said, this was
considerably less than the
April. 1859, total.
In closing mortgage loans
totaling s2o.074.OOo in April,
the "a associations also fell
short of their year-earlier vol
ume," the bank declared. The
April. 1859, total was s25,l5l,-
GEO."
Last month, sos member as
sociations in the Fourth Dis
trict added a net total of
S73.734,000 to their savings
ledgers compared to s8O,476.-
900 in April. 1859. the bank
pointed out. They closed mort
gage loans totaling Sl69.31l,-
900 against the year-earlier
total Of $190.179, 900.
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PEOPLE
BUSINESS

Robert w. Bennett has be-
come credit manager Of the
Sheraton-Park Hotel here.
Wallace ID. Farnes has been
appointed general agent for
the Lafayette Life Insurance
Co. in this area.
Rear Admiral Robert ]. Ar
cher, USN, president of the
Washington Gaslight Club. has
been promoted to business man.
ager of the Gaslight Club, with
Offices in Chicago.
Benjamin Diamond has re-
tired as special solicitor for
Sun Life Insurance Co. OF
America. Associates honored
him at recent luncheon.
Seven Agents for Metropoli-
tan Life Insurance, who sold
81 million or more Of policies
in 1859. included: Benjamin
Frauwirth, Henry M. Sander
Melvin C. Tolstoi, William 1
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Joseph W. WeIch
Elected Head Of
RetuiI Credit Unit

Joseph w. Welch, collection
manager of the Hecht Co.. has
been elected the new president
of the Retail Credit Association
of Metropolitan Washington
and will take office June /.
Serving with Mr.. WEIGH will
be: Frank w. Miller, Julius
Garinckel & Co., first vice
president; James H. Sengstack,
S. Kann Sons Co., second vice
president and Isabel C. Sulzer,
American Security & Trust Co.,
treasurer.
Elected directors for three
year terms are: Raymond A
Beaver. Suburban Trust Co.;
Edward Cozzi. Woodward &
Lothrop; Edwin B. Fuller,
Washington Hospital Center;
Pauline E. Grimmel. Frank R.
Jelleff, Inc; Arthur L. Ledoux,
Lansburgh's: William K. Mil
Ter, Sears Roebuck & Co., and
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Capital Gets Extension;
Drops Plea for Subsidy

Baker said the company is TAX
ing this action due to CABS
recent policy pronouncement in
favor of fare increases for the
industry. He said the passenger
fare increase, sought by IL air.
lines, including Capital. is
logical and equitable, rather
than temporary subsidy aid
from the general public as a
whole.
The time for Capitals filing
Of its answer to the foreclosure
suit in the United States Dis
trict Court for the Southern
District of New York was to
have expired today. The 10
day extension gives it breath
ing space and time to work out
a new program.
Evening star., 1960-05-27

A Today extension until
June 6 has been agreed to by
Vickers ArmStrongs, Ltd. for
the filing of an answer to its
foreclosure suit against Capt.
tai Airlines, officials said.
At the same time, Capital
Airlines announced that its re-
constructed board of directors
has notified the Civil Aeronau-
tics Board that it is immedi-
ately withdrawing its subsidy
application. President David H
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Metro, Inc, Dividend

The board Of directors Of
Metro, Inc. a financial man.
agement corporation, declared
the 125th quarterly dividend of
T7l2 cents a share on preferred
stock and the regular quarterly
dividend of Is cents a share
on its common stock. These are
payable June "a to stockholders
of record June 10.
Evening star., 1960-05-27
e,,,,er, Yeur.ROu"d L'o'%' .',D+ ,

S: T.; 8 !; =: :
!. : 3 !: !; :
&: s;:;! 3 4; ;;n sss happy
round living
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Sharp Drop Shown
In April Savings
OfAssociutions

Aprils savings and loan ac-
counts in the District of COL
umbia failed to measure up to
April, 1859. figures because net
savings of only $3,5l5.OOO were
added. contrasted with $S,I4l,-
900 a year ago.
This was revealed today by
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MUTUAL FUNDS

econds.
Partially tax exempt.
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Russell L. Shipley. Malcolm
Scates Furniture.
President-elect WEIGH has
been with the Hecht Co. since
November. l947. Previously. he
was employed by Goodyear
Tire Co. and Universal Credit
Co. Mr.. WEIGH was a sergeant
in the Marines in the Pacific
area in World War II.
Evening star., 1960-05-27

Page, John Turner, Henry F. B.
Martin and Carl Pascale.
Donald J. Brooks has been
named president of Brooks e.
Soghigian. Inc. advertising and
public relations firm.
Carol l.. Gerstenecker has
been named administrative as
sistant to the president of De-
sign and LogiSticS, Inc.
Tele-Sec. secretarial firm, has
moved to larger quarters at
l725 I St., NV.
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PEPCO Dividend

The Potomac Electric Power
Co. today announced directors
have declared a common stock
dividend of 80 cents per share,
payable June 30 to owners of
record June 6.
Evening star., 1960-05-27
ODD-LOT Trading

NEW YORK. May - CAP)-ThC
New York Stock Exchange reported
today these odd-lot transactions BY
principal dealers for MAY 26. Pur.
chases of 4I3,504 shares. sales oi
397,7s1 shares including 2,4s7 share,
sold short.
Evening star., 1960-05-27
TREASURY BONDS

NEW YORK. May q AP).-Yester.
DAYS closing oVer-the counter United
States Government Treasury bonds.
Evening star., 1960-08-23
Lady Bird Will Introduce
Kennedys to Texas Voters

Vice Presidential candidate
said the trip. featuring coffee
hours and afternoon recep-
tions, will be the first Of
series planned for various
sections of the country.
Accompanying Mrs. john
son to Texas will be Mrs.
Sargent Shriver, the former
Eunice Kennedy, who is a
sister of Democratic Presi-
Dental Candidate John F.
Kennedy, and the standard
bearers SiSter-in-law, Mrs.
Robert F. Kennedy.
Joint Press Conference
The latter was with Mrs.
johnson as plans for the trip
we're disclosed at a joint
press conference held at the
Woman's National Demo-
cratic Club.
Mrs. johnson said she
doesn't think I'VE would run
from" a discussion Of issues
during the tours, but she
indicated their purpose was
more to get acquainted.
Il think you like folks
you know better than Stran-
gers" she declared. And I
want the people of Texas to
get to know these charming
Kennedy ladies'"
Celebrating further, she
expressed the opinion that a
voters total assessment Cof
a candidateD as a human be-
ing is influenced by his fam
lily 1 think they weigh the
family in." she explained.
Mrs. johnson replied to
a question on what she con-
siders the most important is
sues in the campaign by de-
claring that her feeling is
people are looking for
strength and imaginative
leadership lin a world that
is forging ahead"
When asked for COM
ment on reports that a drive
against the Kennedy john
son ticket is being organized
in Texas by the same man
who sparked the drive against
AL Smith in 1928, she frank
ly acknowledged there is a
religious issue, as we all
know"
But she believes, she con-
tinued, that the more one
thinks about the issue and
the more one reads the
Bible. the more fair we are
going to be-"
Asked later if she thinks
Evening star., 1960-08-23
MOT HAIR
BUT HEAD
COUNTSF

Mrs. Lyndon johnson
neatly disposed of a ques-
ton today relating to one
Of the minor controversies
Of the political campaign:
do you favor or oppose
Mrs. John F. KennGdyS
hairdo.
Shed like to think, Mrs.
johnson suggested. that
what is inside q head Is Q
lot more important than
what's outside.
The Democratic vice
presidential nominees wife
expressed regret that Mrs.
Jacqueline Kennedy won't
be able to visit Texas the
latter part of August with
her two sisters-in law.
But her absence is be-
cause Of the "happiest.
most feminine and luckiest
Of reasons" she said in q
reference to the pregnancy
OF Senator Kennedy's wife.
Evening star., 1960-08-23

women can soften the reli-
gious question by their attitude
she replied: Il don't want to
accept the fact Of bitterness"
In the final analysis, she said.
she hopes the voters will base
their decisions on how effec-
tive a leader they believe the
candidate will be.
Mrs. johnson also tackled
a question on proposals for
medical care for the aged by
referring to the illness OF her
own father who has been
hospitaliZed in Marshall,
Tex. for about a year.
The cost is staggering"
she said. And while he can
pay it, she continued, a SINH
lar illness would be financial
ruin for lots of my friends.
Voices Hope
Voicine the hope that I'VE
won't turn away from the
problem" she expressed con-
fidence that the "wisest
heads" will prevail and there
will be a prudent solution.
Mrs. johnson disclosed that
the mail. she receives includes
some nasty and mean" let
ters but estimated the ratio
Of the nice kind" is much
greater.
Some are so beautiful and
heartwarming. they make
you think this country will
60 on forever because of the
strength Of it," she said.
Mrs. JohnSon's pride in
Texas was showing through
much NJ the interview and
when reporter remarked
she had heard Texas was
going Republican. the Vice
Presidential nominees wife
retorted gayly: Il think you
will hear differently as time
goes on"
Mrs. Kennedy said this
would be her first visit to
the Lone Star State. Her
seven children, she explained,
will remain in Hyannis Port.
Mass, the Kennedy summer
home.
Mrs. Price Daniel, wife Of
the Governor. will welcome
the visitors in Houston.
Wives Of several Texas
members Of the United
States House Of Representa-
tiveS also will be included.
Six Receptions
Altogether six receptions
have been scheduled and
Mrs. johnson expects, from
past experience. they will in
clude a scattering of men.
The brunette Mrs. johnson,
who is usually called Lady
Bird, a childhood nickname,
was wearing a Chinese red
two-piece dress from Nieman
Marcus and a gold pin in the
shape OF her bird.
Mrs. Kennedy was in a
sleeveless dark blue sheath,
and wore a Kennedy button
at her neckline.
Asked il she likes clothes
from the French couturier.
she declared: Il do whenever
I can get hold of them" But
she does wear clothes by
United States designers, too,
she declared.
Evening star., 1960-08-23

plans for a four-day tour of
Texas to introduce two of
the Kennedy ladies" to her
home State, and vice versa,
starting August 90.
The wife of the Democratic
Evening star., 1960-08-23
By FRANCES LIDE
Star StafT Writer

Mrs. Lyndon johnson said
today she thinks voters are
Influenced by the family of
a candidate as she disclosed
Evening star., 1960-08-23
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