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Evening star., 1960-07-26
RALPH McGILL

CHICAGO. - Republican
platform makers must make
a calculated gamble. A plat
form is like a roll of the dice.
1t may produce a seven or a
snakes-eyes.
The Democrats have al
ready made their throw.
They have bet their political
stakes on the conclusion that
most of the Nation wants
some form of medical inSur-
ance for elderly people; that
there is a demand for low
cost housing; that the gross
national product must in
crease: that the people are
willing to pay for more
schools and the education of
all those who want college
and lack money, because the
American future demands
all these things, especially
the latter. None will deny
that an educated Nation is a
necessity in the age already
here and the expansion Of it
which we see before us.
But" ask the Republicans.
"are the people willing to pay
for it?"
Will the American people
view the Democratic plat
form as "a socialistic give
away" which must be paid for
in new taxes and initiation by
American business and wage
earners2 Or will they buy it
as a natural, necessary devel-
opment in a nation with
growing concentrations of
urban populations creating
special problems?
The G. o. P. thinkers have
been wrinkling their brows.
They want to believe that a
platform more generally con-
servative than that of the
Democrats will have greater
vote appeal.
The past two elections, on
the surface at least. seem to
say to politicians that there
is no longer a working class"
Has our fantastic standard of
living, of which installment
purchasing is so vital a part,
made us all one great middle
Evening star., 1960-07-26
DORIS FLEESON

CHICAGO.-The platform
struggle being waged here is
so senseless as a practical
matter that deep suspicion
is being voiced to the ef-
feet that it is a phony.
1t is enabling the Vice
President to pull closer to
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller,
whose home State is vital
to the Nixon hopes. 1t shows
him valiantly battling for
minorities in the area where
the Kennedy-Johnson ticket
is weakeSt-civil rights.
The general campaign be-
tween the young nominees
will hinge on the issue of
leadership quality in a dan
gerous age, and Richard
Nixon is leading here like
fury against what purport-
edly is strong opposition to
his views. Yet any rational
observer knows that the
convention itself will, in the
end, follow Mr.. Nixon.
It has to follow him. Any
thing else would be an open
invitation to the sharpeSt
shafts the Democrats could
devise.
This is not to imply that
all the participants in the
only good story of this stale
convention are without con-
viction. Certainly Senator
Barry Goldwater, leading
spokesman of the Republican
right, believes deeply in the
Evening star., 1960-07-26
Dispute Viewed as Letting Nixon
Move Closer to New York Vote

stand he takes publicly. 1t is
this fact, added to great per-
sonal charm, which makes
him effective.
But the remorseleSS statis-
tics regarding elective Office
in the country show that men
with views like his, or even
less conservative, are steadi-
ly receding in numbers and
influence at the courthouses
and in Congress.
1t is also true that all OBJ
servers with a claim to de-
tached political Judgment
agree that the Rockefeller
Nixon agreement was a po-
litical imperative in view of
the ticket fielded by the
Democrats. with it's broad
national appeal. When Sena-
tor John Kennedy aligned
himself with Senator Lyndon
johnson, the liabilities of
each were compensated for
by the assets of the other.
There is absolutely no per-
centage at this point in
Republicans appeasing the
South; the exact reverse is
true. Senator Johnson is not
as popular a Southern leader
as Senator Richard Russell
of Georgia. Many of his own
Texans are mad at him for
accepting the vice presi-
Dental nomination. Nonethe-
less, he is one of theirs, a
protector Of their interests as
far as it is possible to go at
this time. Their Senators and
Evening star., 1960-07-26
GO. P. Held Differing From Democrats
In Sound Ways to Achieve Goals

lican platform is character
lied by a sane realism. It
doesn't propose, as do the
Democrats. to change things
''in all areas Of community
life" which is quite an order
embracing doubtless the in
tegration of private schools,
private clubs and fraternal
organizations where obviously
the federal government at
present has no constitutional
powers anyway.
The platform writers here
are convinced they can cap
ture the South and keep Re-
publican strength in the
North by being fair to both
races. The Republican plat
form speaks of ending dis
elimination 'in all areas of
national life" If this means
areas of life wherein the ma
tional government has juris-
diction, it's an improvement
over the Democratic plat
form.
There is something notice
ably present in this conven-
ton which was conspicuouSly
absent at the Democratic
convention. Here they de-
nounce communism compre-
hensively and don't just light
ly touch on it for fear of Of
Tending the So-called liberals.
Former President Hoover, for
instance, in his memorable
address, said to the conven-
ton:
I'VE have also been BRAIN
washed with another basic
tenet. They insist that love
of country. pride of a people
in their history, their ideals,
and their accomplishments
is wicked nationalism. Ever
since the war, the Communist
fronts, and the beatniks,
and the egg-headS have con-
Quoted a national chorus of
denunciation of this wicked
nationalism."
The keynote speech of
Representative Walter H.
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DORIS FLEEsON
A SenseIess Platform StruqoIe

Congressman, their business
and financial spokesmen,
know it, too.
The classic description of
a situation roughly compar-
able to the present one in
the area of political tactics
came from the late Senator
Robert Taft in this same city
during the 1852 convention.
He and his old-line Republi-
can lieutenantS from the
South were stubbornly hold
ing onto Southern State dele
cations chosen by time-worn
methods when it was obvious
that a great groundSwell for
Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower
existed there.
Senator Taft was warned
to yield in strategic places but
refused. and the result was
the famous Thou shalt not
steal" convention campaign
against him. Finally, he Of
fered to split the disputed
delegations with the then
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge,
Mr.. Eisenhower's manager.
Senator Lodge, riding a
crest of publicity and pro-
Eisenhower fervor, declined
the compromise. That he was
winning was acknowledged by
Senator Taft in this bitter
comment:
Lodge would rather have
the issue than the votes"
The civil rights issue today
and a firm internationalist
role were clearly worth more.
to Mr.. Nixon than the votes
of the diminished Republican
right.
Evening star., 1960-07-26
CONSTANTINE BROWN
Communist Subversion of Youth

hapS irrelevant or even RI
diculouS."
Vincent x. Flaherty, Los
Angeles Examiner columnist,
reported that a psychology
textbook used in Los Angeles
high schools contained a
shocking QUESTIONABLE. For
how much money" it asked.
would you do or suffer the
following: Eat a pound of
human flesh? Drink enough
to become intoxicated? Choke
a stray cat to death?" These
are but a few of like ques-
tions, but the all-time low
was reached by the following:
For how much money would
you spit on a crucifix?"
1t would seem that the
controversial congressional
bill demanding loyalty oaths
for students is putting the
cart before the horse. 1t is
the professors and high school
teachers who bend the twig.
Young boys and girls who
have been taught that pa
triotism is corny, that God is
ridiculous" and morality for
the birds" are pushovers for
Communist inspired riots,
And the growing number of
youthful demonstrations since
the San Francisco episode
should cause our political
leaders to at least raise their
eyebrows and ask themselves:
Will mere spending of dollars
to build new school buildings
and raise the pay of the
teachers suffice to meet this
problem which has been
swept under the rug by the
two conventions?
Evening star., 1960-07-26
Benson to Leave
On Goodwill Tour
BY the Associated Press

Much-traveled Secretary of
Agriculture Benson leaves Sat-
urday on an 18-day trade and
goodwill trip to Western Europe
and the Middle East.
The Secretary will make a
major policy speech August 4
in Rotterdam on the United
States position regarding farm
trade problems.
In the Middle East, he will
discuss the United States farm
export program with officials
in Egypt and Israel.
Evening star., 1960-07-26
Small Claims Court
Personnel Promoted

Charles P. Henry, jr., 504
Monticello drive, Falls Church,
Va, yesterday was named clerk
of the small claims and con-
ciliation branch of municipal
court.
Mr.. Henry. 81, has been a
Evening star., 1960-07-26

courthouse clerk for 13 years.
He succeeds Daniel o. Payne.
Also promoted yesterday were
Mrs. Kathryn Trammel, 4817
Thirty sixth street NV, who
succeeds Mr.. Henry as super
vising clerk, and William Chill
dress, jr., 3519 Twenty-second
street Sc, succeeding Mrs.
Trammel as an administrative
aid for the branch.
Evening star., 1960-07-26
Transit Meeting

The Citizens Transit I'M
provement Association will
hold an open meeting at 1880
pm. tomorrow at 1915 L street
NV. to discuss possible rail
rapid transit routes.
Evening star., 1960-03-27
GORDIN-MENSH GUIDE
TO BETTER LIVING

ASSUME 4lars LOAN
1mmed. occupancy. Brk.-
end-frame split-level on
la-a. cor. lot in Spring.
field; 3 bedrms., . baths.
"a basement. screened
carport; walk to bu9
shopping and schools:
S22 200. Call FL. $4,000
10 see 1t today.
CLOSE IN COUNTRY
LIVING - 3 bedroom,
Ia bath custom built
brick rambler near Pine
crest golf course: WALL
to-Wall carpeting. 15-ft.
breakfagt-siZe kit. full
bsmt. ia-a. lot. Walk to
school Open Sun. pm.
It'll dark. From 14th ST.
Bridge drive out Shirley
hwy. to Lincolnla turn
of, right on Rte. 236 10
Pinecrest golf course.
right on Braddock rd..
then risht on Vale st,
left on Park st. 70 house
64O1; S22,95O. Call XII.
S-232O.
WILTON WOODS-Cus-
tom built brick Colonial;
center hall 2Oxl7 kitch-
en-. 4 twin sized bed
rooms. den, 3 paths, 30
#. recreation room, base
ment, garage and jalou-
sled porch. Many other
extras Open Sat. and
Sun. ] pm. I'll dark.
From 18th St. Bridge
drive out Shirley hwy.
to Fairlington cloverleaf,
cont. around cloverleaf
TO Quaker lane. cont.
on Quaker lane across
King st. to Duke st.
left on Duke st. to Tele-
graph rd., right on Tele-
graph I'd. to Wilton I'd f,
right on Wilson rd to
house No. L.: $4,000.
Call so. 5-6790.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ARLINGTON S-bedrm
screened porch. full 6smt., : bifs.
to shopping center, l blk. to bus
S1s,75n EDWARD 8. LovELRSs
IA. 7-6174; weekdays IA. S-66l1
ARL., N.-2-bedrm. brick Colonial
Low down payment. Assume 4i5et
trust. s14,750. WADE REALTY.
CIR. $4,000.
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VIENHA-New ramblers
and bi-levels: enter
halls. 3 bedrooms lspace
for . more bedrooms, 3
baths, de luxe kitchens,
25x2l recreation rooms,
Easements and carportS.
Open Saturday and Sun
day ! pm. It'll dark.
From Key Bridge drive
out George Washington
parkway to Rte. 1873
turmoil. continue west on
Rte. 1913 through Nc
Lean and . miles past
Tysons Corner, right on
Beaulah rd. for approx.
u mile TO houses on
left. S25.950 and $685.
500. Call IA. 4-6050.
"a ACRE - New brick
rambler on rollins lot
with stream. gadget-
packed kitchen, 3 bed
rooms, . baths, walk-out
basement with fireplace,
carport. Open Sunday
] pm. til dark. From
l4th st. BridEe drive
out , Shirley hwy. to
Woodbridge. Va. right
on Rte. 1913 TO lst right
beyond elementary school
to house on left Sle.-
950 Dial 703, GY. A.
MANTUA-64-foot GUS
om-built brick rambler
on i7-acre lot between
Fairfax and Seven Cor
ners; ) bedrooms, 3
baths, 23x1S mahoGanv-
paneled recreation room,
full basement and 2S-ft.
carport. Open Saturday
and Sunday l pm. til
dark. From 14th st.
Bridge drive out Arling-
ton blvd. approx. 5 miles
past Seven Corners, left
on Chichester lane: S32,-
$50. Call CIR. 3-4560.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

ARL.. Ms bedrms.; brk. Colonial
on shaded cor. lot; nr. st. AIMS,
pdn. sehs, churches: is min. to
Pent.. blk. from bus. Full bSmt
with rec. rm., sep. din. rm., powd.
rm. on LIST ar, Attr. ear: $22, 400,
by OWNER, IA. 4-043S
ARL. (Glen Carlyn area)-SI. 900
IN. Assume Sl5,300 trust. Cen
ter-hall rambler consisting Of .
lse. bedrms. with plenty OF closet
sp., lge. liyTm. with hrepl.. din.
ell. mod kit. eating SD: level lot.
NO AGENTS. CALL OWNER, IA.
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q SONS, Realtors, 1900 Lee Hwy
ENDURING
EXCELLENCE

A substantial stone home
with slate roof on one OF the
finest residential streets in
Pals Church. There's o large
dining room, living room
with fireplace. bedroom and
bath and screened porch on
1st floor Upstairs. . enor-
nous bedrooms and bath.
The full basement includes
paneled recreation room with
bar. Shady lot and 2-car ga
rage. Price Is $4,000 with
only S4,400 down to quail
fed purchaser.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

ASSUME 4E% GI LoAN-This g.
bedrm., 2-bath brk. rambler with
carport and Anchor steel fence.
rear level yard, this Is ABSOLU TE-
LY THE BEST BUY we have seen
lately: monthly payts only S90.l 8
incl. taxes and ins. 1mmac. eond :.
fun price only S16,95O. CURT Is
500; ewes. so. 5-e41s.
ASSUME 4Is% CT LOAN
On 3-bedrm rambler with 22-ft
corntr cor s lot sn0 All eiEy Sf1h utiS Sn Close
to schools, transp. and store. Price,
St3,750. Open to 8. DIR:
Take Annandsle-Falls Church I'd .
to Franklin 81
o. W. qARsANgDpo gpo REALTY
Evening star., 1960-03-27
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
ALEXANDRIA AREA
Wooded Wonderland

Wooded Wonderland
A eustom-built brick house In one
OF the most exclusive areas in
Northern Virginia featuring liv.
I'm. with flrepl. sep. din. rm.,
familv-Size equipped kit. 3 bed
rms. and bath. room for . addi-
tional bedrms. and bath up; bsmt..
rec. nm, sarage; over l-acre
wooded lot; under $4,000. Priced
to sell with low down payment.
VT. VERNON REALTY CO., INC.
81 E.QRAA
Evening star., 1960-03-27
KELLEY a SON
COLONIAL CHARM

COLONIAL CHARM
OPEN, La PM.
close-in N. Arlington: Just 3 min,
utes from Chain Bridge; top school
area. "a block to bus. II you want
BIO ROOMS this is for you, "a
#. living rm. with large screened
adjoining side porch. spacious en-
trance hall. separate l5-ft. dinius
rm., beautiful big kitchen with
everything. u bath-all on lst
floor; 3 twin bedrmS., and . all
tile baths on End floor: ground
level entrance to full basement
and lovely paneled rec room
si.s ssEAuriF6a hEfRieSs ewSsoopE6S Lor. fst Eves.,
call ia. 5-S540.
TO INSPECT: Out Lee hwy. to
Glebe rd., right on 0lebe Coward
Chain Bridge) to Upland St. turn
risht to 3S49 North Upland ST..
or from d. c. cross Chain Bridge
and continue to Glebe rd.. and left
Follow The METzLER ARROWS
Evening star., 1960-03-27
SPACIOUS
ELEGANT

A truly luxurious and
beautifully appointed g.
year-old stone home. The "a
rooms include a library. ma
hogany paneled family room
with loft. bar. den with
fireplace. billiard room. 30
II. living room, 5 master
bedrooms and 4 master
baths. The dining room is
banquet size and for less
normal entertaining there is
q End comulete kitchen ad-
iacent to the family room.
Delightful screened porch
with beamed ceiling, COM
Portable hot-water base
board heat. Located on over
] "a acres Of beautifully land
scaped Eround in the Falls
Church area. Price Is $4,000
with large loan available at
"a favorable interest rate.
DNyTYT AVN m r@y~
Evening star., 1960-03-27
PRESTIGE BROADMONT

i GN1O 1NI oESNfAA1NANbANA
OPEN, l-6 PM.
Lovely wooded lot makes the idea
setting for this delishtful all
brick rambler; priced in the mid
die EOS. Beautiful living rm. with
fireplace; separate dining rn.. fully
equipped kitchen disposal. etc.I
WITH EATING SPACE: 3 twin
bedrms. and . de luxe all-tile
baths; daylight Rround-level base
ment with fireplace perfect set
UP for rec. rooml: huge built-in
garage VACANT, MOVE I'M Ewes,
call ia. 5-S540.
TO INSPECT: Out Lee hwy. through
East Falls Church to Columbia St,
then left to Van Buren ST.. and
right to 320 Van Buren, st.
Follow the METzLER Arrows"
METZLER-Va. Office
our 37th Year in Real Estate"
24l7 Lee Hwy. ia. 5-7575
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EXCLUSIVE WITH
GORDIN-MENSH
REALTY CORPORATION

p3l North Glebe Road
Arlington, Virginia
jackson 4-6060
1915 Richmond Highway
Alexandria, VirEinia
South 5-6190
1881 Brookheld Plaza
Sbringfield Virginia
Fleetwood 4-s600
Evening star., 1960-03-27

o s. at Route 1913
Woodhrldge. Virginia
Dial 103-GYpsy 4-6090
l5l Quaker Lane
Alexandria. Virginia
KInE $500
Lee Hwy lRoute te-21D
Fairfax, virginia.
Crescent 3-4560
Evening star., 1960-03-27
FAILS CHURCH-$28,50O
329 MAPLE AVE.
OPEN / TO 3

5 BEDRMs., 3ls BATHS
Antique charm abides in this spa
eious Colonisl home amons tower
ing trees. Entrance hall, liv. rm.
24xl4; firepl., music rm., din. rm =,
l6 IT.. thoroughly modern l3-ft
kit: "a bath, 2nd fir., 4 bedrms.
. baths; 5th bedrrn. on 3rd f.;
tfansp Ss1 S. ooo 6eH cash, Oix TERMS. sshoVIs Ss
cant.
DIR. Lee hwy. right on Columbia
left on Maple.
Evening star., 1960-03-27
CLARENDON
OPEN SUNDAY. LIS Pm.

SOC n. JACKSON ST.
Very attractive older home or large
lot, attraetiyely shrubbed: 4 bed
rooms. bath, screened SleepinE
porch on 2nd floor; living room
with open fireplace, dining room
kitchen and screened porch down
stairs: all large rooms; garage:
blocks from Clarendon. Sale price
A. L. KELLEY g. SON
3l74 Wilson Blvd. ia. 7-03s2
COBBDALE, EXCLUSIVE AREA :
sSyer, spIit.foyer. lovely H'ii rec. rm.; on one
OF the prettiest wooded lots in
Fairfax County: S34, ,a50: Rte. SO
10 l23 and right to Norman ave.
OWNER BUILDER, FL. 4-1210.
Evening star., 1960-03-27
ARLINGTON-N NORTH
BEAUTY BEYOND
COMPARE
OPEN ! TIL 6
Country Club Hills

individuality and charm abound
In this fabulous custom.built brk.
home. The ONLY ONE OF its
Here are but a few Of its unique
features. A wide tiled entrance
foyer, living room C2sxl5l. with
green Verde marble fireplace and
3 picture windows. formal dining
room 15Xl6), ultra modern C-E
equip. Kitchen with deepfreezer:
'2SxlS) cathedral ceiling clubroom
with indirect candlel'eht liRhtinE
There are 4 extra large bedrooms
and many lowered closets. 2ha de
luxe baths. centrally air-rondi-
built by an award wirninF
builder" for his very ownl Pricec
under $4,000 for immediate sale
with a very high assumption loan
at 5l7ee and a modest down pay-
ment II you so desire. Drive ou'
today and. MOST IMPORTANT
OF ALL, be sure to see the in
side OF this luxurious New Or
leans" beauty! In doing so. you
viii not bypass home uneouals,H,
be topic Of conversation for
MORE iMPoRThNT to you and
your family will be the original
and "well-thought-out" floor plan
that spells spaciousness. comfort
and the true INABILITY OF q araci-
Gus and beautiful home.
North on Glebe I'd
to the country club. right along
golf course on Rock Spring rd.,
continue on Vermont st. TO 33d st
Evening star., 1960-03-27

FALLS CHURCH, " miles west
Of Z Corners: 3-bedrm. rambler:
dining ell, large fenced back yard
near school; $500 down pymt.,
500 per mo. Open Sunday. call
ANYTIME. MILO 7, HOOTS
BROKER, JE. 3-91O9.
FALLS CHURCH AREA : $3.50
conv. financing. 3-bedrm. ramb
Fenced level lot. Swim. pool share
optional. on Arl. Blvd. 1921
Wavne rd. JE 2-9303.
Evening star., 1960-03-27
LUCILLE COOK

LUCILLE COOK
JE. e-3272 Realtor JE "-466l
FALLS CHURCH MCLEAN AREA
Assume .41aet loan. Spac. split
level; 3 bedrm., . baths. kit. with
pic. window. sliding glass doors
from dln. @ rm to patio, loyely rec
IF o-7R31
Evening star., 1960-03-27

FALLS CHURCH-This 3-bedrm.
small white brick with black
shutters is lust perfect for the
retired couple or newlyweds. II
has a birch kit. with breakfs ST
bar, Liv. rm., din. rm., full bsmt.
fenced yard, IA blks. to bus and
stores. Immed. occupancy. Only
S14,q50 Mr.. Zuk. CIR. 3-5l90.
GREFE REALTY. CH. $4,000.
Evening star., 1960-03-27
ALEX.-ARLANpRJA
GOLDMINE!

Investors special! Clear l4es plus
sSgsityr No only 81 iss.. sso dn % assume TIn
good tenant. mod. brk. town
house. 3 bedrmS., rec. rm many
extras. Terrific location. 3 minis
to Pentagon. Act fast! Fl. A.
3l33, TE. 6-3s96. TE. $1,000.
TDANTrC DEATTV
Evening star., 1960-03-27

FALLS CHURCH, mile west
Corners Garage, level fenced
yard, rambler; S13,300 FHA. SSt
per mo-. S40O down paymt.. Cal
any time. MILO T. HOOTS,
BROKER, JE. 3-91O9.
Evening star., 1960-03-27

North on Glebe I'd
to the country club. right alons
golf course on Rock Spring I'd j.,
left to $500 and our open sign.
Evening star., 1960-03-27
ARLINGTON

REALTY COMPANY
$500 Wilson Blvd. IA. $4,000
Evening star., 1960-07-04
HELP WANTED
INDUSTRIAL
ENGINEER

Young man under 80 with coll
lege degree interested in making
career with 50-year-old retail
firm. Starting Job will be in De-
livery Department. Write fun
resume stating salary REQUIRE
ments TO John W. Hechinger,
hECHiNGER fNSGE CO., 18th and H
Evening star., 1960-07-04

All Of those lots or parcels of land
in the District of Columbia, as
now more particularly shown and
destgnated among the Records in
the Ofnces Of the Assessor and
surveyor. Of the District of Colum-
pa, as follows: SQUARE 1042-
Parcel 2, Lot 104; Parcel 2, Lot
100. je27-jy5,1l
Evening star., 1960-07-04
HELP MEN AND WOMEN
HELP WOMEN
ACCOUNTING DEPT

ACCOUNTING DEPT.
n W. real estate frm has opening
as assistant for mortgage loan
seryicing department. White only,
under 30 years. Some oookkeep-
Ing and typinE required Neat
handwriting. should be flexible
and receptive TO instruction, seek
ing permanent employment. Call
Mr.. DAY for appointment. DE.
2-3600 Tuesday. between 9 and /.
Continued on Next Pace
Evening star., 1960-07-04
SHOE
SALESMAN

OPENING for ] exper man. Steady
position. Salary plus commission.
NELLIGAN'S SHOES, 922 ST.,
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$50 TO $3.50 WK.

Part and full-time openings now
avail. with natl. Arm. Men apply
ing must have neat appearance, q
car, be betW. 81 and 80, white
Apply $50 Warner Bldg, betw.
81 pm. only.
Evening star., 1960-07-04
~ ALWAYS place your Classified Ad where costs less
~ to get quicker results Star Classified L. $4,000

When dnsDerin0 Advertisements
addressed to Star boTes DO NOT
iHcloSe original references, pho
to0raphs or other materials OF
personal pdlue. Copies serpe the
pHrpose. Originals may get lost.
Evening star., 1960-07-04
INSTRUCTOR

vocational, with varied and in
oustrlaI background in manual
electrical and mechanical renai1
and upholstery, to particinate in
eVaIuation and training Of handi-
capped clients. Apply Tues, q
70 II. Miss Wilson, GOODWILL L
INDUSTRIES, 1918 New Hamn.
shire ave. NV. FE 1-orrn
Evening star., 1960-07-04
HELP MEN

ENGINEER, MECHANICAL, degree,
2 yrs; exper. preferred. to be EN-
research and development division
Of a small CO. developing special
lied optical-mechanical instru-
ments. Exper. designing small pre-
cision components and systems
desirable. Salary based upon
education and eXper. Liberal
fringe benefits. Call PHOTOGRAM-
METRY, INC. Silver Spring, Nd,
JU. $4,000, 8 to 4:30 for appoint
ment.
Evening star., 1960-07-04
ARLINGTON Il. IN II ( IN AREA 40
MATT TTT HATnnAxy
ALEXANDRIA

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We have positions open for men of
high caliber who have these abil-
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room at the top to move UP. See
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NV. DE. 2-900S.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-10-11

The wedding of Miss Jean Har
rison, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Cosby Porter Harrison, of Cross
vile. Tenn. and Robert Lewis
Durfee, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Lew
is Arthur Durfee took place Oc-
tober l at 7 pm. in the First
Methodist C hurc h, Crossville,
Tenn.
The Rev. Hollis B. Hunt. Of
First Methodist Church of Lewis
burg, Tenn, officiated.
The brides gown of ivory
colored silk brocade was fash
Toned with a full skirt ending in
a court train. A coronet of seed
pearls held her viel of ivory
illusion. She carried white roses.
Mrs. Freeman Stallings. of
Dallas, Texas. was matron of
honor. Bridesmaid was Mrs. F..
W. Burnside of Midland. Texas.
They wore dresses of gold-coll-
ored satin with matching halo
hats. Their flowers were bronze
colored chrysanthemums.