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Evening star., 1960-04-23
Delaware Hit
On nIntegrdtion

PHILADELPHIA, April %
(AP). - The United States
Third Circuit Court of Appeals
has been asked to order i'm
mediate desegregation of all
u public school grades in the
State of Delaware.
Attorney Louis L. Redding,
who made the request on be-
half of 26 Negro boys and
girls, attacked as discrimina-
tory and unconstitutional Del
aware'S grade-a-year integra-
ton plan which was put into
effect last September with Fed
eral District Court approval.
Rights Seen Denied
Mr.. Redding said his clients,
none IN the first grade, are
denied their constitutional
rights. since they cannot be
admitted to schools of their
choice under the plan.
Januar Bove, attorney gen.
eral of Delaware, appealed to
judges John Biggs. Herbert F.
Goodrich and Harry Kaiodncr
to affirm the present plan as
the best for everyone.
Rejection Urged
James M. Tunnel, jr., of
Wilmington asked the court to
reject the appeal. He repre-
sented the Milford, Seaford,
Laurel and Greenwood School
Boards, which had opposed any
.. integration.
THE State of Delaware. in
the exercise of its discretion,
decided to set up the one grade
a year plan in the interest of
the majority of the people" Mr.
Tunnel said.
This plan has imagination
II know of no other Southern
State which has agreed to
eliminate all segregation in all
public schools within IL years" 1"
The court took the case under
advisement.
Evening star., 1960-04-23
Johnson Still
KEEPS q Hold
On His Hat

DENVER. April % tAP).-
Senate Democratic LIE a d e r
Johnson refrained Yesterday
from declaring himself for his
Darty's presidential nomination.
There had been speculation he
might make formal an
nouncement of his candidacy.
He talked politics at a news
conference here as he began a
tour of Rocky Mountain
States, saying:
when and if I have an an
nouncement to make, I'll know
how to do it. I'm not prepared
to do it at this time"
Accompanied by Mrs. john
son and their daughter, Lucy,
he arrived in Denver after a
flight from Houston, Tex.
The Senator said he has
made no test of sentiment ia
vorable to him in the Rocky
Mountain area.
II don't even count dele
gates" he replied when asked
how many delegates to the
Democratic National Conven-
ton might be favorable to
him. Il don't know if I have
any or not"
He said he doesn't think
presidential primaries in States
are necessarily decisive"
Touching on civil rights leg
.tslatlon passed by Congress,
Senator johnson praised it,
adding: II think the real i'm
portant thing for the Negro is
to give HIM a full and fan
voice in Government" If this
is done, he added, the Negro
can accomplish things for him
self which never could bt
achieved by legislation.
Evening star., 1960-04-23
Judges Are Chided
For Acting on TV

LOS ANGELES. April %
(AP).-Real-life judges and at
torneys should conf1pe their his
trionicS to the courtroom and
not the television studio.
That's the opinion of the
Los Angeles County Bar As
sociation. The group adopted
a resolution yesterday criticiz-
ing judges and lawyers who ap-
pear in simulated court pro-
ceedings on television and radio
The association said such ap-
pearances are professionally
and ethically improper.
Evening star., 1960-04-23
POTOMAC FEVER
By FLETCHER KNEBEL

Washington welcome for Frances de Gaulle.
He restored France rstcass What other nation
can boast both the bomb and Bardot?
Lyndon Johnson if nominated, he'll accept Yankee
Democrats he might have better chance to be nominated
if he left his acceptance in doubt.
Republican Chairman Morton says Democrats have more
remedies than there ills He therefore another
Republican four yearso give the ills chance to get
Census aker: How many in this famiy?" She: Three
people-and two Democrats"
Frances de Gaulle is what Gen. Macarthur might
have been They both had private line to Heaven-but
Mac insisted on doing all the talking
Mans thought for the day: Oh, women in spring are
the thing.
Republican says that before this campaign take
religion out of politics too far he'd like to his
dream ticket Nelson Rockefeller and Billy Graham.
Evening star., 1960-04-23
French General Represents Nation
Grown Strong and Prosperous

Of state-unless he wants to
offend him publicly.
Important political discus
sions concerning the forth
coming dealings Of the Big
Three with P remier Khru-
shehev took place during
President Eisenhower'S visit to
Paris last fall. Some minor
developments which have oc-
Cured since that time are
being taken care Of by for
eign ministers.
France has become pros
porous in the last few years
and needs no longer any kind
of economic assistance. For
that granted her in the past
which made possible her
economic recovery-she has
already thanked us. Gen. de
Gaulle believes that a pro-
fusion of thanks and express
sions of gratitude has an IN
sincere ring and could stir
suspicious of What does ne
want next?"
For us, De Gaulle repre-
sents not only the vast ma
jority of the French people
but also the symbol of Euro
pean resistance against inter-
national communism. Since
he took over the destinies of
France and her people he
has performed the miracle
of centuries. He has brought
not only a reconciliation be-
tween the German and the
French people but an actual
alliance. Had all his pred
ecessors of the last 100
years acted with as much
wisdom, the First and espe-
cially the Second World War
would have been avoided.
The course of history would
have been entirely different.
Evening star., 1960-04-23
Unwonted West Virginia Primary

venson-Kennedy ticket would
be the strongest one in gen.
eral appeal which the Dem.
ocrats could put together.
Such a ticket is a remote
possibility. But in the spring
politicians. like poets, see
visions and dream dreams.
The stop-Stevenson cam
paign is centered largely in
the Truman camp. The con-
sensus here is that Mr.. Tru-
man has damaged himself
as a convention influence by
his charge, without any sup
porting evidence, that the
student Sit-in demonStra-
tions were managed from
Moscow. This has seriously
disturbed some of Senator
Symlngton'S StrategiStS. The
MiSSourian is regarded as the
Truman candidate. He has
picked up some support from
labor. Mr.. Truman has made
himself the center of a storm
OF protest and he certainly
will be less effective in what
ever he hopes to accomplish
at Los Angeles.
Political observers recall
that at the 1856 convention
Mr.. Truman lacked the in
f1uence to stampede or direct
affairs. There is a growing
impatience among younger
Democratic Governors and
Senators with the old-timers
in the party. Some of them
think it doesn't matter much
what Mr.. Truman does with
his support. He is respected.
but is no longer a major in
fiuence in the party conven-
tions.
Meanwhile, everyone waits
on the primary everyone
wishes weren't going to be
held. If Senator Kennedy is
stopped, then the real trou-
bles of the Democratic Party
will have just begun.
Evening star., 1960-04-23

Gen. Charles de Gaulle, the
seldom smiling and never
grinning soldier-statesman Of
France is the guest of honor
Of the American Nation.
We are accustomed to re-
gard visits from foreign heads
of state with a somewhat
cynical attitude. The aver
age American often asks:
How much does this one
want from us?"
The parade of Western
and Eastern heads of state
to this country to be guests
of state is relatively new. 1t
was after World War I that
President Wilson broke the
self imposed ban of all pre-
vious American Presidents
never to visit officially for
eign lands. This brought
about visits by kings and
presidents to our shores. But
it has been since World War
II that heads of state of all
races, creeds and colors have
been our guests.
The cynical attitude Of
many Americans as to "how
much" the visitors want is
understandable. The major
ity Of our very DISTINGUISHED
visitors wanted something
generally in cash. Only a
few came to express their
gratitude for the historically
unprecedented generosity of
the American people toward
friends and foes.
President de Gaulle's visit
is an old-fashioned state one.
He has nothing to ask us and
little to offer. He is follow
ing the tradition established
long ago whereby a head of
state must return a state
visit made by another head
Evening star., 1960-04-23
Election, Binding No DegeIotes, Viewed
As Stirring Up Dangerous Controversy

because Of this fact.
He happens to be a highly
capable, able young man who
possesses many qualities nee
eSsary for the presidency.
If he and others can ele-
vate the debate to this level,
the country will be benefited.
But. if the poison of voting
simply out of prejudice for
or against a mans religious
Affiliations spills out of West
Virginia. the net effect will
be harmful to our national
life. And, for the Democratic
Party, it might well make
it a minority force for years
to come.
Senator Kennedy has made
it plain that he will not, un-
der any circumstances. ac-
cept the vice presidency
from the convention. He
means it. But. if his strong
bid for the first position fails,
as it well may not, he will
be under tremendous pres
sure from his party to change
his mind. And a young man
in his early 40s is likely to
find he cannot really defy
his party.
The dedicated Stevenson
groups recall that a year ago
Senator Kennedy said he
would accept second place
on the ticket only with Ad-
lai Stevenson. His reasoning
was that Mr.. Stevenson had
remained out of the contest
for the nomination and had
scrupulously refused to show
any preference. The Kennedy
feeling for Mr.. Stevenson
may be even greater now
that he publicly has dis
owned any part in the stop
Kennedy drive in West Vir-
ginia
Without question a Ste
Evening star., 1960-04-23
All Club Conference
Under Way Tonight

The annual conference of
400 All Club leaders and dele
gates gets under way tonight
at the National Al Civ H.
ter with an address by Admin
istrator c. M. Ferguson of the
Federal Extension Service.
The conference will stress
the responsibilities of citizen
ship and will be highlighted by
a visit Monday with President
Eisenhower. Every State except
Alaska sent leaders and dele
gates to the meeting.
Evening star., 1960-04-23
By LEE NJ. COHN
Star STAFF Writer

Senator Kennedy has hailed
court-appointed monitors for
their fight to oust James R.
Hoffa as president of the
Teamsters Union.
In a telegram to Monitor
Chairman Martin F. ODon-
oghue yesterday, the Massa-
chuSetts Democrat assailed
Senator Capehart. Republican
of Indiana, and others who
have criticized the monitors
and called for a congressional
investigation.
Lauds Judge
81 want you to know I wholly
disagree with recent criticisms
of the board of monitors by
several members of the United
States Senate" the contender
for the Democratic presidential
nomination said, adding:
"I know of no individual who
has made a more significant
contribution to the cause of
honesty in the labor movement
than yourself. 1t is extremely
significant that Senator Homer
Capehart has once again come
to the aid of James R. Hoffa
by leveling an attack on the
one group which has the power
to rid the labor movement OF
Mr.. Hoffa and his hoOdlum as
sociates.
"Such an attack coming at
the crucial moment when, after
months of legal ENHANCEMENT,
| the monitors are at last able
to place their case against Mr.
Hoffa, can only give aid and
comfort to the TeamsterS
Union president.
"I am dismayed that Mr.
Hoffa has the apparent influ-
ence to be able to persuade
certain members of the Sen
ate to come to his defense in
his time of need"
Trial Starts Wednesday
Mr.. Hoffa is scheduled tc
90 on trial in a civil proceed
ing before Federal District
Judge F. Dickinson Let's next
Wednesday on charges by the
monitors that he misused $780,
900 of union money in a Florida
real estate venture. The moni.
tors seek Mr.. Hoffa's remova
from Office.
Mr.. Hoffa has been cam
paigning against Senator Ken.
nedy. He blames the Senator
for what he calls the union.
busting" labor reform bill en-.
acted last year. He also has
Evening star., 1960-04-23

ahead of Senator Humphrey of
Minnesota, who also is on the
ballot.
Evening star., 1960-01-18
HELP MEN

MAN, to train for life insuranc
career; age 21-40: good salary
better than average opportunit,
for advancement. ia. 7-62l2.
MAN now earning less than $40
wkly., but wants 500 to S15l
opport. No specific exp nee, hu
must furA. character refs. an
have car. Married pref. For detail
write Box 76-S, Star.
MAN, white, in NV. Wash. o.
Bethesda area. S10S wk. guar. u
start. Chance for advancement
For interview, phone VIII. 6-5474
tonight, & pm. to 2 pm.
MAN, white, liv. in Arl. or FaiIfsl
Cos. We will be iOterested in yol
II you are interested enough Il
investigate this S95 wk. oppor
Phone JE. 2-56S3 Mon. eve,
pm. to Q pm.
Evening star., 1960-01-18
HELP MEN

REAL ESTATE Statesmen. Open.
ings for two part-time statesmen:
white or colored; no experience
necessary: we will train you. Call
Mr.. Seymour. MURRAY LEVINE
AID. 4-660s.
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN-HUGH
T. PECK has openings for full
time saleSmen In his Rockville
ONCE; leads supplied, many list
ings: bonus plan: exper. not nee
eSsary, we train. Call Mr.. Keat-
ing for appt.. GA. 4-6575.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN = Why
not sell in the fast-growing area
Of Mclean, CIA, Chantilly, Lees
burg, Va. Opening for an ex-
perienced VA-licensed salesman
Call DeMOTT REALTY INC, Nc
Lean, Mrs. Mary Schmitt, Ell
5000: ewes, PL. 9-2512.
REAL ESTATE statesmen, licensed
experienced. capable Of dealing
with above-average buyers in the
Kensington. Bethesda, Chevy
Chase area. Call Mr. Revane
JOSEPH s. DEVEREUX. 10. 5.
1888
Evening star., 1960-01-18
REAL
ESTATE
AGENTS

Nearby Virginia's lead
ing real estate agency
has a limited number
of openings in its sales
department. Here is a
golden opportunity for
a wide-awake young
man to associate with
a progressive firm
whose reputation as
sureS a great many
excellent leads.
II you are willing to
work, earnings are un-
limited. Apply in person
to Harry MenSh at
7061 Brookfield Plaza,
Springfield, Va, or Lou
MenSh at 1915 Rich
mond hwy, Alex, Va.
GORDIN-MENSH
REALTY CORPORATION
Evening star., 1960-01-18
statesmen

statesmen
SALES TRAINEES
Average earnings first
year, $1,000 to $4,000.
Average earnings sec.
ond year, $4,000. Many
earn $4,000 to $4,000.
thereafter
National expansion pro-
gram provides opportunity
for above income for am
bilious men, married and
% to so years of age, in
metropolitan area. Ma.
tional organization. Prod
uct nationally accepted
and supported by extern
Sive national advertising
in all mediums. EXten.
sive training in profess
Sional salesm a n S h IL
assures excellent income
No canvassing, no out o.
town travel. Guarantee ir
accordance with your
qualifications.
Maryland Residents Telephone
JU. 9-6922
Virginia Residents Telephone
XII. g-S2Ol
For Appt With Area Manaser
Evening star., 1960-01-18
HELP WON EN-
ACCOUNTING CLERK,

ACCOUNTING CLERK, available
STANDARDIZATION as account
ing clerk with a leading insurance
company: person with typlng
ability and an aptitude with MS
ureS will And superior working
conditions and emDlove dement's.
UNITED SERVICES LIFE INSUR-
ANCE CO, 1925 Eye st. NV.
ACCOUNTING CLK., Falls Church,
) davs, sos. POTOMAC EMPL.,
lO4 E Broad st. JE 2-7272.
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK
With payroll exper.. to work in
bookkeeping dept. Of we!l-known
downtown company: gooo pay
disqualification sick leave, ..orpor"
tunity for Advancement. Call MRS.
FOLEY, RE. 7-5S5u,
Continued on Next Page)
Evening star., 1960-01-18
HELP MEN

MEN, excel. openings for right
men. Established high income
routes. No exper. nee. Trainins
furnished. Most Of our men are
married and supporting theiI
families with earnings up to $50
wkly. start on Q trial basis, II
you wish to determine what an
excel. opportunity this is. For de.
tails, phone THE FULLER BRUSH
CO., DI. T-4417.
Evening star., 1960-01-18
statesmen

Let us help you help yourself. Earn
$500 and UP per week; great OPP
portunity for both full-time and
part-time willing workers. Selling
weil-established, dignified product
Call for appointment, 10 am. to
4 pm. UN 4-14O3
Evening star., 1960-01-18

When anSVeTino advertisement
addressed to StaT bo9eS do NOT
enclose original references. pho
toprdphs OF Other materials Of
personal palue Copies serre the
purpose Originals may Get lost
Evening star., 1960-01-18
GORDIN-MENSH
REALTY CORPORATION

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN: Chevy
Chase Realty Co. has openings
for > experienced statesmen. Lib
eral commission arrangement.
Call Mr.. TAYLOR or Mr.. MUSE
for appointment. EN-. 3-lS0O.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, white
or colored; full time; exper. pref,
or will train. Expense acct. to
right party. LEHRMAN REALTY,
TU. 2-7S50.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, expert
enced only with a PROVEN REC
ORD to associate with aggressive
suburban Maryland once, New
and used homes, trades, sbecula-
tionS. WEEKLY DRAW-TEN PER
CENT BONUS-PAID VACATION
- GROUP INSURANCE - SALES
CONTEST and other benefits! !
The BEST salesman in this area
coming here. Why work else
where for less? Make $4,000 AND
UP or you aren't trying! ! Cal
AP. 7-S4O0. BOWERS BROS. FOR
APPOINTMENT.
REC. SHIFTING CLERK-UnuSual
opport. for ambitious and con-
scientious man; excel sal. and
numerous fringe benefits. Box
lT0-S Star
Evening star., 1960-01-18
SALESMAN
AMBITIOUS

Age. 22-4O years; sincere. reliable
married man, interested in a ca
reer in sales or sales management;
car required; no travelling: sales
experience unnecessary. We thor
oughly train you. Many Of nuI
saleSmen in this area earn Sl25.
$3.50 per wk.; guarantee weekly
earnings start ir.lnediately. II
qualified, promotion to sales man.
agement positions provide perma-
nent opportunity for annual earn
ings Of S10,000-Sl5,O00 in our
lO7-yr .-old business, operated ma.
tionally; above-average sales man.
ayers have opportunity for ex-
tremely high income Now in
1860, launching terrific new To-
year expansion program. This
may be a real opportunity for
you. To determine this LleasG
phone Mr.. EMO METGER ia
4-4400. Monday and Tuesday be.
tween Q am. and : pm.
SALESMEN-SlOO wk.. plus comm
to start: hard work. but good pay
and long-range security. Call MR.
COLIN, EX. 3-Sl44.
ALESMEN-Neat, capable sales
men, age 35 to so: car necessary
salary plus comm 10 S-5o51
Evening star., 1960-01-18
TRANSPORTER

For publishing Arm. Work will con-
sist primarily Of transcription and
general Office duties. Should have
dictapEone and general office ex-
perience. Tape recording experience
preferred. Minimum accurate typ
ing speed Of 20 w.p.m. Good back
esfSsnfls eSInq IN EwogrEine eons
ditionS. MANY company benefits.
CALL FE. 3-74oO. EXT. 261
BETWEEN 8 AM. AND 3 PM.
Evening star., 1960-01-18

SALESMAN
Route sales servicing and
selling merchandising units
to retail stores.
Age ,25 to 35; transportation fur
nished; salary and commission.
Evening star., 1960-01-18
INSIDE PAINT SALESMAN

INSURANCE
PAYROLL AUDITOR
EXPERIENCED
Apply AMERICAN SURETY CO
53l Southern Bldg NV. RE 7-77ll
INTERVIEWERS
Men. white, with car. Pleasant
personality, neat appearance. No
salary while learning for q few
weeks, then full pay. This position
Is unusual. interesting. and very
tucurattVe. Present employees earn
ing from $500 to SIS, 900 an
nuelly. Apply 10. am. to noon,
and 3 to > pm. In person only,
5sth h'nSe aSe al comsP GlT sPei MsnSf' MSSf' "ST5 @G
tBladenSburg I'd. ne and 3sth
ave, 500 yards beyond the Dis
trict linel
IRON WORK ERECTION FOREMAN,
ornamental, l ". exper. in the past
3, over - yrs. refs, transp and
drivers license REQ wages open.
All replies are confidential. WE.
5-55S0
JANITOR. COLORED: experienced
for garder-type protect In NE
Must be sober, reliable and able
to fur"ish satisfactory local ref
erences GOOD salary and pleasant
own heat and telephone: no chill
dren' only those who meet above
qualifications need apply Call MR.
YARBROUGH, MA. $1,000 be-
tween a,3O and II am on Mon
dsv or Tuesday.
JoBBING PLUMBERS WANTED
Mus; be experienced company
benefits. APPLY ATCHlsoN 4
KELLER ms y; 40 1916 Taylor ST
WANTED-Men with legal traininG
or land title experience; by PacihC
Northwest title compan'. Coco Op-
portrnity witt leader in field;
prof sharing and ton trings
benefit State aEe. qualifications
telcDho number and address In
tervievS will be conducted during
veek OF January 25. Write Box
is. star.
LIFE INSURANCE MPANY
,locaD-RequireS mature, career
minded man for assistant super
vlsory position involving KNOW
chasing Of supplies, shipping and
receiying
Applicants should have at least,
years general once experience.
We offer 35-hour week. many
fringe benefits. including liberal
retirement plan. ,,
Furnish in own Handwriting full
details OF previous WORK expert
encc. age. education and salary
expected to Box 1888. Star Our
employees have knowledge OF
this ed
LINOTYPE OPERATOR Il floor
man-composttoT % day lob
union. over scale. See ROY
DAVIS, @5 Mass ave. NV.
LIQUOR Or DRUG CLERK. full
TIM. experience preferred. IL. =
27GN.
LIQUOR SALESMAN, part time,
downtown store, experienced only.
ST 3 1880.
LIQUOR SALESMAN
Part time. perm Wk nights, all
=.
Evening star., 1960-01-18

MAN. white between 35-4O wears
of age. for supervisory work in
the management OF apartment
houses. previous experience de-
sirable In reply state age, eX-
perience and salary desired. Box
oOl-S Star.
Evening star., 1960-01-18
HOME IMPROVEMENT

A4OAFAH I4NAA 4tNI IAV4I4N ' z
statesmen
II you are presently employed anG
most OF your appointments are al
night ] have way to augmeni
your salary at least 500 to $500
additional per week curing your
spare time throughout the day
Every commercial business q
prospect. For information. cal
IA. 9-5110. and | will arrange
an appointment with you.
Evening star., 1960-01-18
PART TIME-EVENINGs

PART TIME-EvENINGS
Our research Staff requires the
services OF three men Iwhite) to
work part time ewes. Starting pay.
S62 weekly to those who qualify
For personal interview. call RE
1850 College students and
servicemen acceptable.
Evening star., 1960-01-18
MAN WITH CAR

Permanent outside sales and serv-
ice: excellent earnings
3707 GEORGIA AVE. NV
Evening star., 1960-01-18
STANDARD COFFEE CO
ROUTE SALESMAN
DE. 2-140O

SALES REPRESENTATIVE, salary
and commission. ThorouEh train
ing program. Excellent opportun-
ity for the right man. Call MU-
Evening star., 1960-01-18
TV BENcHMAN-EXPER

TV BENCHMAN-EXPER.
TV SERVICENAN --EXPER.
Go0d working conditions Good pay.
Appiy 4f2S Suitland rd. Sc. Suit
land Nd.
WAREH0USEMAN-White, familiar
wirackirg and stalking household
furniture ard Grating: local eXper.
anf refs. good salary and work
in cond perm. position. BE-
THE5TA CHEVY CHASE TRANS
FER & STORAGE CO. 4s19 st.
Elmo ave. :
WATCHMAKER exper.; 40-hr. wk.,
god sal Apply in person at WEIR
NER'S JEWELLERS, 50l3 Columbia
pike, Arl,, Va, ia. 5-9239. -
We NEED A MAN to run q new
office for an old firm-direct SELL
ing BACKGROUND, must have drive
and ability to handle men. Salary
open. Call JE. Alto, MR..
FAWCETT for appointment.
Evening star., 1960-01-18
MEN
MEN 20"
FRANCHISE

.ge national org. requires 2 re.
sponsible individuals, 2l-35. his
srad. with ability rather thar
eXper., to head up local distribu.
tion Of established products under
exclusive franchise ARRANGEMENT
No Investment REQ. Must be capa
bic OF directing q work force oi
200 men and a S3,000,0O0 per
year business S@5.u0O first yeaI
minimum earnings to qualified in.
dividual. Apply in writing. r. p
HILL. -. Old Town Bank Build
ing, Baltimore ., Nd
Evening star., 1960-01-18
HELP MEN
HARDWARE CLERK

Part time. working hours 3 pm.-
p pm, g days, no Sunday, year
round employment. Must have ex-
isting Job w/free hours, white
- to 40; any kind Of sales eXper
preferred, drivers permit. AID
Evening star., 1960-01-18
YOIING MEN

10 Statesmen to sell 2-year guar
antee light and bulbs. Nd, Va. and
d. c. Can earn $3.50 to 5000 week.
Write BoX 1913, Annandale, Va.
Evening star., 1960-01-18
PHARMACIST

Part time opening in wheaton,
Nd. Good starting salary, apply
or call on Tuesday between . and
q pm. at s545 Piney Branch I'd d,
Silver Spring. Nd. JU. $4,000
The Coon
Evening star., 1960-03-20

THIS WEEK MosozIns ! March 20. 1850