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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-05-26

FOR E-International L120,
dual wheels, new motor job, new
paint, new tires, power brakes,
stake bed. S795.00 cash. Gibson
Auto Parts, phone DE 4-3429, Loeb
Lynn. ADV. loft
FOR SALE-1951 LILO Interna-
tional, 4-speed transmission, large
bed, new paint, new motor job,
AL. Price S595,00 cash. Gibson Au-
to Parts, phone DE 4-3429, Loeb
Lynn. ADV. loft
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-05-26
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-08-14
Notices

DRIVING LESSONS in your car;
ADVANTAGES! TEEN RATES.
SIS SAVINGS! Annandale,
Springfield, Falls Church and
nearby. CT. 6-2627.
KITTENS, give away. Rockville
Gaithersburg area. PLEASE, or
it's the pound. WI. 8-9018.
FOUR KITTENS to give away,
householder, dog broken, gray
and gray striped. JE. 4-0l65,
if no ans, JE. 2-3407.
THE EMERALDS, a rock n roll
band will play for teen clubs,
parties and dances. Call JE.
3-7956, LARRY.
BOYS, 1915 years old, if you
can sing rock and roll or play
a guitar, contact FRED KAS-
KE, 1903 Webster ST., Brent
wood, Md, WA. 7-6452.
WE ARE VERY SORRY, but the
GALAXIES do not feature
Beethoven, Mozart, Tchaikov-
ski, or any classical music in
their repertoire, but we do
feature rock n roll at its ever
lovin' best. Call BLAINE
SMITH, Oliver 2-0720.
EXPERIENCED DANCE BAND
for hire. All types of music;
reasonable rates. Call FEE. s.
3549.
THANKS A LOT, counselors of
Christ Child Camp. We had
a fabulous time. Love, Cabin 2.
THANKS LOADS, BEV, you're
the greatest counselor camper
ever had. Love, BERNIE.
STUDENT, University of Wis
consin, leaving Sept. IA, take
2 or 3 riders; reasonable chge.
PETE, ia. 7-2809.
LEAD GUITAR, white, Is or
over. must be good. Have
steady work. TED. RE. 5-2751.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-08-14
Miscellaneous
Wanted

HANDLEBARS for English rae
ing bicycle wanted. Will pay
SO at most. MIKE, OIL. 2-2273.
MODEL AIRPLANE ENGINE,
o.s., max. IS, Super Tiger IS,
or Fox IS; good running con-
dition; reasonable price. Call
JUNIOR, LII. 4-6492.
CUSHMAN HUSKEY mot or
scooter. With or without motor,
late model preferred. ia. A.
6458.
MAD COMICS-Will pay good
prices for Nos. l. 2, 3, 4, 5, Z.
BILL, ia. 7-57l4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-08-14

KODAK. 300 protector, IS NM,
3 mos. old, used less than 10
times; excel. cond.; cost SITS,
sell for $50. XII. 9-O629.
FORD so coupe; Wa, stick, new
brakes, r. and h., rebuilt SO
motor and trans. AP. 7-2145.
RADIO; Heath DX-20 5O-watt
tranSmitter; completely assem-
bled and working; never used;
$35. Call BOLIVIA. 6-2647.
MERCURY ENGINE SO, 3x2, $50.
Beefed, balanced, lightened
clutch with disc for '49 Ford,
SIS. Temple 6-44l0.
GO-KART ENGINE, Clinton
A400, used 10 hrs; needs little
work. Call WO. $1,000. Best
offer.
RECORD PLAYER, RCA AS"
de luxe; excel. cond. Only $40.
Call WO. $4,000 Immediately
for details.
WATCH, mans, perfect time, IS;
roller skates, 11La, IS; "a
records, SC each. HO. 2-4092
FORD 40: De Soto engine, with
much chrome; inside is done
up in black and white nauga-
hide; new headliner, black car
pet with white bead on floor ;
body in perfect shape. Make
offer. Call BOBBY, Spring
4-9198 anytime Sunday, after
5 weekdays.
DISMANTLING '49 Ford, all
parts for sale; complete en-
CINE and rebuilt transmission.
LO. 5-8605.
BICYCLE, boys 24-inch, good
condition, sl2. Call PAUL, ia
1924.
Olds std. bellhousing, $40; 81
Lincoln cd. trans, $50; so
Olds trans, $45; Al Cad trans,
$35; so Ford radio, $40; 1880
Ford trans, $25; 81 Ford trans,
$25. All types of fiathead
equipment. EN-. 1888.
GIRLS BICYCLE; excellent
working condition; English
Raleigh; $40, medium size. OIL
$3.50.
DE SOTO 1858 convertible; blue
and white, r. and h., p.s. and
p.b.; only $4,000 miles; $1,895.
LU. 2-1335.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-08-14

CAD TO FORD, 1888 mounts,
IS; 80 Ford trans, $25; '5l-'55
FORD AND NERO PARTS, 49,
SO; 33sx4-in. Jahns racing
piStonS, still in carton it came
in; new set of valve gauges;
magspark adoption to early
Ford floor shift; Lawson lawn
mower horizontal drive) +;
wrecked SO Ford cow. Cfor
parts, plus thousands of other
parts. Must go before school
starts. FE. 4-7658.
ENGLISH FORD PARTS 1858;
engine has only $4,000 miles.
Car completely disaSsembled.
Have all mechanical and body
parts except right front end.
WO. 6-7O29.
GUITAR, Silvertone electric, with
case and shoulder strap; al
most new, $35. TW. 1892.
MESSERSCMITT (2-seat Ger
man carr 1855; air-cooled en-
CINE in rear gives up to 100
miles per gallon; car prac-
tically new; only 1900 actual
miles; needs new top and IL
volt battery. Make offer. WO.
6-7029.
SEARS RUNABOUT, IA it.;
cedar strip construction with
natural finish, closed forward
and rear decks; equipped with
steering wheel and cables, re-
mote control cables, running
lights and hardware; $185. WO.
6-7029.
FORD so va hardtop; standard
shift, radio, primed. CIR. g.
OATS.
FORD 1858 va Tudor; radio,
Wv, slightly custom, duals,
shaved, etc.; SITS or best offer.
Call OIL. 2-2l52.
MERCURY 81 4-dr; r. and h.;
suitable for soup-up job. Rea-
sonable offer takes. Asking
$135. 1913 U st. Sc. LII. 1-7456.
RADIO, transistor portable,
pocket size, new, SIS. Also girls
26-in. bicycle, good cond., $25.
Call XII. 8-9l42.
ONE STICK Odds bellhousing.
MI. 5-5173.
PIANO, Lester spinet. $3.50 cash.
Call 10. 7-03l6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-08-14
Greetings

HAPPY BIRTHDAY on Aug. IS
to Cheryl L., the most wonder
full girl in the world. Your
guy, RONNIE D.
LARRY TERRY, welcome home
from your summer vacation in
New York. Missed va! Teens
at Andrews.
CAROL ENLOE-Happy Birth
day to the ski queen Of Rhode
River, ha! ha! Love, DOUGIE.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY Don, the
lone boy" I call 10. With love,
NORM SUMMERS.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY on Aug. IL
to Ralph, the best husband in
the world. Love, MARIAN.
HAPPY 18th BIRTHDAY on the
18th to Phyllistine, from your
cousin. MAXINE.
DAVE C.-Happy Birthday on
Aug. Is to the No. l guy in
the big four" HA! THE
OTHER ONES
CHIZAN-Happy Birthday on
Aug. Is to a real cute DUN
KEY" della.
EARLY HAPPY 18th BIRTH
DAY to Ronnie Murry from
the only girl that really knows
you. Love always from MISS X.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY to judi c.
on her 18th birthday. I -
say 5 is too many. HAP
Happy Birthday. Baby. La
BILL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-08-14

STUDE. SO, Pontiac-powered.
Fair shape. $3.50 firm. 10.
7-4541.
PONTIAC ST 2-dr. hardtop;
standard trans. $1,100. Trade
considered. HE. 4-3861.
KART, live axle, Sticks, palamini
tank, Homelite eng, Timken
bearing wheels, paint and
naugahyde upholstery. $3.50.
OIL. 4-7540.
BICYCLE, Columbia Fire Arrow,
26-in., like new, won as prize.
$50. VIII. 6-8477.
SKATES, boys semiprecision
rink, size 8-8la, in best cond.
Orig. $50; will sac. for $25 or
best offer. Call RUSTY, UN.
4-5704.
MERCURY 1949 club coupe; in
good condition, burns very
little oil, needs low gear; new
interior, clutch, carburetor,
points and plugs; excellent
tires; SITS or best offer. Also
full race cam for '48 Mere. en-
CINE, SIS; adjustable tappetS,
SIP; milled heads, 81; headers,
50; racing pistons, $40; "a
inch stroker crank, $40; alum
mum flywheel, 50; beefed
clutch, So; dual point dis
tributor for 1888 Ford or
Mere, Sc. Call SHORTY HALL,
ia. 8-1317.
GO-KART, custom built with
roll bar and sissy rails; powered
by SHIP. Mall chain saw
engine; top speed, SIS m.p.h.;
new upholstery; $125. Call
BOB, WA. 3-1491 after 6 pm
lift. UTILITY BOAT, Fiber
glaS seams, good condition, s.
hip. Mercury, Ship. Evinrude;
boat, $50; motors, SIS each,
Call JAY, OIL. 2-3631.
HENRY SO; good clean car
r. and h. A real steal for SITS,
Phone CT. 6-1150 anytime to
see it.
MOTORCYCLE 1858 Triumph
with Sc eng; mod, 700-cc.,
good cond.: in service, must sell
soon; $375 or offer. DWIGHT,
HE. 4-7028.
REQ 21a HIP. ENGINE, plus
spare parts. in good running
cond. Full price, $50. Call
HE. 1926.
loft. METAL RUNABOUT;
extra deep, $110 or best offer,
Trade for good canoe. WO.
6-5434.
WRECKING '53 OLDS 2-dr.
Holiday; p.s., p.b., radio, heater.
Also stick setup for Olds. Call
UN. 4-0865.
GO-KART, excellent condition,
"a hip, S85 or best offer. Call
HE. 4-2067.
McCULLOCH 10; new GA hip.
engine, has been driven only
3 times. the carburetor was
modified by Butler, other equip.
includes aluminium motor
mount and chain guard, small
sprocket; guaranteed to run
perfectly or money refunded;
cost, 500. Call OIL. 2-1989.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-08-14

MOTOR, Ford "a va wanted;
in good condition. JU. 5-2591.
WHEELS from old wagons, car
riages, bikes to be used in maxi
ing racers. Call 10. 2-9278.
PONTIAC, stick, bellhousing and
flywheel. MI. 5-5l73.
OLD LARGE TOY TRAINS, be-
fore 80; any cond. JE. 4-3707.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-08-14
Miscellaneous
For Sale

FORD IS conv.; dark blue;
straight stick, beautiful finish
and upholstery. excellent motor
good WV. tires. +. and h..
$3.50. Call WOodley 6-6lO4 OF
King 8-7415.
4-CARB. MANIFOLD, Weiand,
for 283-cu.-in. Chew, complete.
500 or best offer. 2 Lancer Is"
hub caps, $40. Magspark trans
former, $40. 10. 1909.
FORD 1949 Tudor V-8; o'drive,
good motor. Entire car or
parts for sale. Call HA. 2-3668.
SIMPLEX CYCLE, 4 hip. Excel
lent condition. Used months.
SITS. Call CT. 6-7470.
COLD DRINKS with paper
strawS are good only once. We
make glass straws and StirrerS
8" size, only 10c; 6" size, only
Sc. Call VIII. 6-5l27 or VIII.
2-7791 for order.
MOTORCYCLE SO Harley, 165
&C. Excel. cond. All the extras.
Must sell. 5000 or offer. JU.
1861.
FOOTBALL SHOES, used one
year, very good cond.; full set
Of nylon, metal-tipped cleats.
Size 111a. Call EN-. 5-2162.
FORD "a 5-Window coupe: '55
Buick powered; body in good
cond.; needs paint; is ready for
street use; over 5000 invested;
will sell for 5000. Call MI
CHAEL HOLMES at RI. 3-7l20
between and 8 pm.
MOTOR SCOOTER for sale or
trade; 1858 German Zundapp;
like new, with less than 5000
miles. A large scooter with 4
forward gears, foot shift; $275
includes chrome luggage rack,
crash helmet and handbook.
Call RE. 6-2850.
OLD RECORDS, Little Richard,
Elvis; many others. 75c and
SOC. Call 10. 5-4943.
8-H.P. ENGINE, Continental,
brand-neW; cam, compression;
$42 or best offer. VIII. 2-2966.
ANGLIA 50; good running con-
dition; 30 m.p.g., excellent for
teen-ager or transportation;
9195 cash or best offer. BOB,
IA. 5-8645.
ACCORDION; imported from
Italy, practically new, 80 bass,
2 shifts; reaS. HU. 1880.
MOTOR SCOOTER, Cushman,
good condition, l new tire; $50
or best offer. Pc. 2-645l, 1914
Viers Mill I'd.
FOOTBALL SHOES, size 9la,
Rawlings, good condition, 81.
Call TOM, XII. 9-8930.
MOTOR, 21a-h.p. REQ; good con-
dition, with recoil starter, $40.
OIL. 4-8185.
PRAM, 8-ft., used twice, like new.
Complete with oars. $75. VIII.
6-2983.
BEAUTIFUL FORMAL; orig.
$35, sell $40. Slip incl. Size Is
IS. Also short net gown, $3.50.
UN. 4-9l57.
GOSSIP BENCH, IS: Armstrong
flute, $50; Seth Thomas metro
nome, So All in good condi-
ton. JE. 4-3275.
81 FORD and 80 Chevy. Come
and get EN-. $50 each. Call
ROB, VIII. 6-3141.
1854 OLDS ENGINE and trans.
Will sell separate or together.
1916 Buick 2-dr. coupe. Also
12-volt battery and radio and
speaker for "a Odds. Misc,
other parts; all excel. cond.
Call GARY, KE. 8-253O.
SUPERCHARGER. McCulloch;
$50 mp. boost, $50; 5 chromed
wire wheels, Chrys. Corp. cars,
$40. JE. 2-3357.
MOTORCYCLE 1858 Allstate;
good cond., 1900 miles; must
sell; 1925 or make offer. Call
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-08-14

and net; also Amer. Beauty
chiffon; like new; size IL and
Is; ballerina length; make
offer. LA. 6-5289.
TRUMPET, Martin Imperial,
case, mute, music stand; excel.
cond.; 500. SKIP" CT. g.
64O4.
ACCORDION, 120-bass, like new;
student desk and apiece bed
room set. Call LA. 9-0961.
ROLLER SKATES, de luxe size
10, black, costing $35, sell for
$40; used only twice. Call
BARRY, CIR. 3-5905.
AT OFFICER must sell his 1858
Cftroen ID19, original owner;
only $4,000 miles; immaculate;
sacrifice, l,475. Call RE. 6-2850.
6-CYL. JEEP ENGINE, complete,
ready to run; starter, genera
tor, radiator, fuel pump. Carb.
needs cleaning. Pest of engine
was recently cleaned inside
and out. Fine spare for Jeep
or for conversion to Marine
use. $40. ia. 4-2546.
RADAR DISH, giant 5-foot,
made of Fiberglas, extremely
strong, metallic inner coating;
brand new, never used. ia.
4-2546.
ELECTRIC GUITAR; very good
condition, siX-string Hawaiian
type; will work with any amp
lifier that has a phono jack,
radio, TV, Hi-Ff. $40 or best
offer. ia. 4-2546.
OLDS ENGINE, '53; very good
cond. 8-ft. hydroplane. $50
each or best offer. EN-. 5-4348.
MISC. ELEC. EQUIP.-3O-vdc.
2O0-amp. welding generator,
$12; Zenith transocean, needs
cond., 81; Gin. radar indicator
complete with 20 tubes, SIS.
ia. 4-2546.
FORD 1910 Fordor with 81 Nero.
engine; $125. Sunday. UN.
4-9076.
ARMY AMMO BELT, SOC; Army
holster, Use; canteen, SOC; also
children's skates, 50. Call TOM,
LII. 4-0739.
EVERYTHING in my garage
must go. Roll-away tool box,
$50. Many good used car parts,
ignition coils, generator, Al
Ford dashes, fender skirts, fog
lights, small 1-cyl. engine and
parts, nuts and bolts. 1901
items. Sunday, / to 8 pm.
Weekdays for l week, 7:30 to
$50 pm. 585 University blvd.
east, Silver Spring, Md.
MERCURY 1852; Mercomatic;
Al cond.; passed State inspec-
ton. $295. OIL. 1886.
FORD 48 coupe. Set up Tor over
head Cadillac engine. 500.
Cdll T.. 90 Uo.
very good condition;
case, Bach mouthpiece &c; SIS.
Call BILL, JE. 3-7625.
BICYCLE, girls 26-in. Schwinn;
good cond.; best offer accepted.
zoos T st. Sc. Ludlow 1-4ll5.
FORD 80 Tudor sedan with 81
motor; $275. Call JOHN, 10.
5-1784.
FORD 81: Fordomatic. blue
paint, Lake pipes; raked; runs
good. $125. LO. 5-4375.
CHEW. ST cow; 220 hip, r. and
h., white walls, blue with blue
top; can finance after down
payment. $3.50 or best offer.
1900 Wheeler Hills I'd. Call
LO. 7-796O.
CHEW. SO Impala conv.: 280 hip,
floor shift, new top, +. and h.,
power steering and power
brakes, lowered, 80 coats of
black lacquer, whi'Ie-wallS;
$3.50 or best offer. 10. 1880.
Moler, large key board;
peri. cond.: attachment for
motor. Only $50. HO. 2-4092.
PIANO ROLLS (50). mostly
classical, some 40 years old;
good cond. Best offer. no.
2-4092.
HI-FI Stereo Radio Portable
combination: 4 speakers in de-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-08-14
NATIONWIDE WINNER

Sandrene Lippucc 16, of ZIG Park Terrace drive,
Alexandria, has been named by the White House
as winner in the Nationwide Truth Broadcast
Program sponsored by the Crusade for Freedom
in support of Radio Free Europe. She was chosen
for her composition of personal messages to be
broadcast over the Iron Curtain to the captive
peoples in the satellite nations of Eastern Europe.
The daughter of Mr. and Mrs Fred H. Lippucci,
"Sandy" receives HallicrafterS all-tranSiStOr
ShOrt-Wave radio from James NJ. Lambe, jr., Spe-
Cial assistant at the White House. Her winning
was announced by William j. McManuS, vice
president of the Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone
Co. and Washington chairman of Crusade for
Freedom.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-08-14
HOW TO PLACE A TEEN-AD

DEADLINE Wednesday P m. for Sunday following. Ads
received too late will appear a week later
RATES: lines Csc. loo each additional line. You can
figure the cost yourself Allow average words per line
TO PLACE: Write ad and figure cost Give your name ad-
dress telephone number and send ad plus payment
to TEEN-ADS The Sunday Star, Washington 3, D. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-08-14
Help Wanted

SAXOPHONE PLAYER NEEDED
for established area band; for
addition, call BUZ, OIL. 4-5493.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1960-05-27

The use of credit is the number
one consumer problem in California,
according to State Consumer Counsel
Helen Ewing Nelson. Reporting on
the first six months operation of
the consumer counsel post established
in California last year, Mrs. Nelson
noted that the problem stems from
the various methods of expressing
interest and carrying charges for
personal loans and installment buy
ing.
"Most consumers are unaware of
how much credit actually costs them,"
she said. "They are more concerned
with their monthly payment than
with the difference between the cash
price and the credit price"
Mrs. Nelson added that credit rates
vary from store to store and from
time to time. She advised consumers
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1960-05-27
Highway To Cooperate
In Concrete Road Study

Upon the recommendation of Chief
Engineer Fred Quinnen the Highway
Department will contribute $4,000
for research on rigid type road sur
faces. The American Association of
State Highway Officials-sponsored
study In cooperation with the Bureau
of Public Roads receives contribu-
lions from the trucking industry, tire
manufacturers, the U. S. Army and
the National Research Commission
for the development of satisfactory
concrete roads.
Quinnell also told of trend which
is developing in AASHO. The associa-
ton is seriously considering the bar
ring of states like Oklahoma from
membership. The shocking disclos-
ures of the Blatnik Congressional in
vestigators which has highway Off
Gals and contractors taking the Fifth
Amendment faster than would be ex-
pected of the usually talkative gen
try, indicates that at. least 20 of
every 100000 contracts let in the
u. S. are sour. (See story "Huge
Highway Program Page 81.
Quinnell thought the barring action
would be too drastic and would pos
sibly include New Mexico and Ari-
IONA. His counter thought" was that
engineering is profession and that
"even bankers go crooked.
Chairman of the Commission Harry
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1960-05-27
A New Use For Coal

Coal may find use in the paving
of streets and highways. Experts in
coal research say they have developed
a coal-based bIacktop binder that is
superior to any other material now in
use. Laboratory tests show that the
binder, made by dissolving coal in
coal tar at high temperatures, makes
the road surface safer and more dur
able.
Other potential uses for the bind
ing material are in roofing, shingles,
floor tiles, tar paper, waterproofed
kraft paper, drain pipes, conduits,
automobile undercoating and similar
products.-TIES.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1960-05-27
How Have Presidential
HopefuIs voied2

The answers are now in on federal
power and rural identification is
ues, thanks to the just published
"Voting Records" issued by the Ma
tional Rural Electric Cooperative
Association. Here's the record:
Senator Hubert Humphrey has 43
favorable votes, 2 unfavorable.
Sen. Lyndon Johnson has 38 favor
able votes, z unfavorable. When in
the House of Representatives, john
SON had IL favorable, o unfavorable.
Sen. Wayne Morse has 81 favor
able votes, l unfaworable.
Sen. John Kennedy has I'd favor
able votes, 8 unfavorable. When in
the House of Representatives, Ken
nedy had IL favorable, a unfavorable.
Sen. Stuart Symington has 81 ia
vorable votes, O unfavorable.
Vive Pres. Nixon had 3 favorable
votes, ID unfavorable when he served
in the House and in the Senate
ECIC BULLETIN.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1960-05-27

Burns who has been following the
Blatnik committee as closely as pos
sible in the journals thought "the
admission of state employee that
he took money was particularly
shocking.
To ward off trouble in the future
AASHO has advised that inspections
be more thorough. Even the doubling
of project engineers is considered.
The certification of the thickness
and quality of road projects should
be done by teams insteads of solitary
inspectors assigned to one project.
Ifs
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1960-05-27
Clip For Future Reference
How Much Does Credit Cost You?

to shop for credit as carefully and
comparatively as they would shop
for a car. a washing machine or any
other consumer product. To help con-
sumers determine true credit charges,
her office has issued a brochure
called "Credit Costs Money-Know
How Much 1t Costs YOU. The leaflet
contains this handy guide to true
credit costs:
Here's what you pay for credit
if added to purchase price and total
repaid in IL equal monthly payments:
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1960-05-27

NEW YORK CITY-(CNS)-Use
of aspirin is increasing more than
twice as fast as the nations popu-
lation. Last year the average person
swallowed a 5-grain tablet every
three days. Twenty-Five years earlier
the per person average was one every
eight days.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1960-05-27

The total distance around the
boundary of Montana is 1,943 miles
approximately the distance from
Missoula to Memphis, Tennessee, ac-
cording to the Montana Almanac.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1960-05-27

Mrs. Nelson's office is currently
concluding series of regional CON-
ferences throughout the state on
credit uses and abuses to probe furth-
er into the credit problems. -ECIC
BULLETIN.
Evening star., 1960-08-28
By GEORGE WILSON
Star stan Writer

A man went to jail last week
rather than concede his home
is not his castle after all.
His defiance Of District hous-
ing rules spotlighted the whole
concept Of forcing a man to fix
up his home-even to sending
him to Jail.
Yet city housing officials are
so convinced that code enforce
ment prevents slums that they
are stepping up the program.
This current fiscal year, for in
stance, IA new housing inspec-
tors were hired, swelling the
anti-slum squad to 81.
S. Tudor Strang. deputy su-
perintendent Of the Districts
Housing Division, said some
homeowners feel so strongly
about the my home is my cas-
tie" concept that they come
out swinging when the inspec-
tor calls.
Supreme Court Backing
But" he said, 1--WE have to
explain that a mans home is
his castle so long as it does not
adversely affect his neighbors." :"
For backing, city housing in
spectors the Nation over have
the words of the Supreme
Court.
THE need to maintain basic,
minimal standards Of housing
to prevent the spread to disease
and of that pervasive break
down in the fiber of a people
which is produced by slums and
the absence Of the barest es-
sentials of civilized living has
mounted to a major concern OF
American government" the
court wrote in Frank v. Mary
land last year in affirming the
rights of housing inspectors.
Time and experience have
forcefully taught that . the
Evening star., 1960-08-28
HERE'S THE RUB
Fuzzy Era
ReIived in
Rockville
BY GEORGE KENNEDY
Star Stan Writer

Rockville is going to recover
from this centennial nonsense
and be a pretty clean-shaven
town after Labor Day, Mayor
Alexander F. Green said yes
terday.
Beard growing has become q
standard centennial custom
Those who don't are arrested
and fined in kangaroo courts.
AS for Mayor Greene, he con-
fessed a liking for his hirsute
adornment. He's a verp hand
some man. an employe Of the
United States Bureau of the
Budget who must be impressing
his colleagues with his full
beared dignity.
The board has the approval
Of Mrs. Greene and the mayor
is going to shave his cheeks
and jowls and leave a Van
Dyke on his chin.
Everyone who grew a beard
seemed to enjoy the expert
el1ce," the mayor said. ...Alnaosi
everyone who started Q beard
went through with it."
Burt Kurland, director ot
recreation, was a little worried
about his beard when he went
to Indian Head Gap for two
weeks Of active duty in the
Army Reserve.
"The beard was in the un-
lovely beginning or stubble
STAGE" he said. IT explained to
the colonel that I was growing
it for our centennial and he
said it would be all right. I can
hardly wait to shave it off,"
But there are three boards
that are going to last to Labor
Day at least. Hugh Gingery, a
construction man, has a beau
tiful red beard. Charles
Whirley, whose virile black
beard makes him look like one
Of CaStro's men. is going to
have it faded to a platinum
hue. And Bill Lowery is going
to have his Aard dyed blue
The three Of them-red, white
and blue-are going to march
in the Gaithersburg Firemen's
lparade on Labor Day.