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TAKOMA FORD

TAkOWA FURU
7035 CARROLL AVE. JU. $1,000
PLYMOUTH 80 Fury convertible
company oficial car, radio. heat
er, power steering, auto. transmits
sion; very low mileage, nex-cal
title and guarantee: S2,S95. FIRED
FREDERICK .CHRYSLER- PLYM'
OUTH. TO. 9-707O.
PLYMOUTH '4S 4-dr. sedan; in op'
Grating cond, Md. reg. through
Apr. 1861; S65. OIL. 2-5269.
PLYMOUTH 81. sta. wag. blue
Trans, snG SHoIS only i; sssS: S75 down, pay.
ments at bank. L. P. STEAURT::
INC. 34th 4 Benning ne. Lu
! 2-SO00.
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FORD "a Tudor sedan; excellent
body; needs upholstery and en-
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PLYMOUTH '58 2-dr.: green and
white finish, straight shift, only
S595. $50 down, payments AZ
bank. L. p. STEUART, INC: 34th
and Benning ne. LU. $4,000.
PLYMOUTH '5S VS. sed.: beaut.
White- black finish, fully
eoiiip excel, cond.; Weekend
spec, only SS95. SIS down. pay
ments at bank. L. P. STEUART'
INC. 34th and Benning ne. Lu'
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PLYMOUTH 1857 Belvidere sedan
VS.; straight trans, r., h.; a real
+ buy, 1895. terms. 1908 Bladens-
burg I'd. ne.
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THE SUNDAY STAR Ell
Washington, D. c. 4
August n. 1860
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 80 4-door station wag.
on: brand new. fully equipped.
power steering and brakes; 10000
mile guarantee; bargain at SO, $50;
down payment. bank terms to Mt
your budget. For the best deal
see Mcneil"
MCNEIL PONTIAC
1920 WIS. AVE. OIL. $4,000
I'm THE HEART OF BETHESDA"
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METRoPoLITAN new 1860 con-
vertible: fully equipped: red With
gresSman's wife. Retail cost ST.
QS6 For quick sale, Sl,475. Car
may be seen at U. s Capitol. Call
MR.. GRAY. CA. 4-312l. Ext. 52O1
until m
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PLYMOUTH 81 4-dr.: r. and h.,
pvt. owner; sI75. AD. f-ss76.
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FORD '56 Victoria: low mileage;
orig. OWNER. Call ia. S-9194

FORD 1855 Fairlane 4-door sedan
. tone, auto. trans, fully equipped
, excel. cond.; embassy officer leav-
ing country co 5-46l7.
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FORD '5s Ranchero; low mi; IKE
ceTi coRps sl'9YY 9YYi iaS ist St. t. ne. n "N0NA
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FORD 1858 sunliner conv. VS.:
cruiseomatic, power steering and
miles. This car immaculate
throughout. Was S1.;95: sale
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FORD so Custom Tudor sedan:
$50 cash, balance Sl,105. WE.
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FORD SO convert: auto. r. and h.
OWNER must sacr. Best offer.
After l Nm. Sun, RA. 3-632S.
FORD 1850 coupe; customized: has
81 Corvette engine. Best offer.
KE 6.SRRQ
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FORD '53 Mainline; T. and h. good
condition: $500. OWNER. Ii A.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

LINCOLN SO 2-dI ,hardtop; spe-
cial, Sl,595. LEE D. BUTLER
ll2l 2lst st. NV. FE. 7-3245.
LLOYDS '5S 2-dr.: $4,000 miles;
economy 2 cyls.. air cooled. I'd
owner. Lovely cond. $3.50. JE. D.
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FORD '56 Fordor. Custom "6'; g
tone green, heater, Wv; in top
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FORD '56 Convertible: Fordo., r
and h.: like brand-new. Special
Sa95. POTOMAC MOTORS. 5000
Wis ave OF, 6-16ti5
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MG '54 TF roadster; red. radio
tanneau top: immaculate: Sl,O95
Sl95 down.
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FORD STATION WAGON 81
URGENT
TIL p-nG1n

FORD '54 Ranch Wagon; r. and
h.: good eond.; must sell mmed.
no ress. of. refused AP. 1-l485
FORD 1859 Tudor VS.: Al cond !:
r. and h., Wv. tires; owner;
S1,595 or 5000 and assume pay
ments LIE 2-6562.
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W1sSINCFR CHEVROLET
z CORNERS, FALLS CHURCH, VA.
.IE oIIrr IE o-I2TS
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METROPOLITAN 81 hardtop: ex.
cellent. condition: Single owner
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FORD SO 112-ton; stake body;
motor in excel. cond.; S425. Call
~ S-Io-R
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METROPOLITAN $50 hardtop beau.
tiful coral and white, r. and H..
fully equip, l owner: low price
BURROWS RAMBLER, 900 NJ st
] . TT. A-2Q00
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MG-TC 1913: mechanically excel
body in good cond.. new red pain
and top. Will accept reas. otteI
TU. 2-4S61. ....
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BELL MOTORS
Sill Wis. Ave. NV. Wo. 6-s90C
MGA 81 roadster; white, T. anC
h, tanneau top. immaculate; ST.,
2S5, Sl95 down.
BELL MOTORS
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LARKS-Area's Oldest and largest
dealer AMERICAN SERVICE CEN
TER: 5S5 N. Glebs rd.. Arl.. Va,
IA T.C7O9
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BOB PECK

CHEVROLET -CoRvAIR ~
3I40 Lee Hwy, Arl., ia. 2-90Ol
FORD 80, VS. sport hardtop. beaut.
.-tone finish, fully equip. only
sos. needs motor work L, p.
STEUART, INC, Saith g. Bennlns'
n q LII o-SNOO.
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FORD 50 white Galaxie convert.
$4,000 mi, fully equip, p.s p.o,. r.
and h., Wv. tires, cruisomatie,
padded dash and visors, all other
extras: best offer. Call RE. g.
I-oOq5 after & pm.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 80 s-cyl. Fordor sed.; auto
675. F&W STORAGE Co. 1i19 goth
st. NV. DI. 7-635S. Open Sun
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METROPOLITAN 1860 hit; show.
rm. condition: sacrifice at 81 1.495
me- nnNED AD G-ISSH
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LARK 40 "a-passenser 4-door sta
ton wagon; all white: radio,
heater; like new: S2,l55.
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lNFRW Convention
Program Is Set

Thursday afternoon session
will include a speech ("Wom- :
en- In Politics'O by Mr.. I.
Lee Potter, special assist
ant to the chairman, Repub-
lican National Committee.
In the evening banquet
speakers will be Mrs. Clare
B. williams, assistant chair
man. Republican National
Committee. who viii speak
on Republican Wome n
COP. Victory Whe els"
and Senator Thruston B.
Morton, Republican of Ken
lucky, Republican National
Committee Chairman. who
will speak on Republican
Party Dynamics."
New Jersey candidates and
their wives will be guests of
honor at the luncheon in
Convention Hall on Thurs
day afternoon to be attended
by delegates and approx
mately 5000 guests. The
luncheon address will be
given by Senator Clifford p.
Case, Republican of New
jersey. on Republican
Leadership In the 1905"
Highlighing the conven-
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ATLANTIC CITY, N. j.,
Sept. 10. - Representative
william E. Miller, Republic
can Of New York, chairman
of the National Republican
Congressional Com m t tee,
will make the keynote ad-
dress at the 11th biennial
convention of the National
Federation Of Republican
Womens
The meeting win be held
"Wednesday and Thursday in
Atlantic City at the Shell
burne Hotel. Representative
Miller will speak the OPEN
ing day on THE Case for a
Republican House of Repre-
sentatives."
Mrs. Peter Gibson of Mon
roe, Mich. NFRW president,
will preside over the two
day convention. More than
1900 members Of State
federations and clubs are
expected to attend.
Program speakers. besides
Representative Miller and
Mrs Gibson, will include a
number of Republican party
officials and prominent citi-
zens Of New jersey. The
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ton on Thursday afternoon
viii be the election Of officers
for a two-year term and an
address by Vice President
Richard M. Nixon.
The NFRw has a member
ship Of one-half million
women in 1000 clubs across
the country. There are 46
state federations as we'll as
in the District Of Columbia
and Puerto Rico. with in
dividual clubs in Alabama,
Georgia, Mississippi and
South Carolina.
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Alpha Xi Delta
To Hold Fete

Mrs. Edwin B. Stroble will
be hostess to members Of the
Northern Virginia Alumnae.
Alpha XXI Delta at her Arl-
ington home tomorrow at
8:15 pm.
Assistant hostesses for the
first meeting Of the club year
will be Mrs. Morris Bowden
and Miss Virginia Clyde.
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September IA at Brook Farm,
Chevy Chase. Md. There will
be q social hour beginning
at $50 pm. followed by din
ner and entertainment.
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- & II'Jl' z n ~ : essa
Joyncees
To Meet
The Jayncees will hold
their fall membership dinner
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Only $40 DOwn on Sears Easy Payment Plan

Enjoy washday freedom let Kenmore combna
ton WASH and DRY your clothes any time you choose
Individual for any fabric just dial Normal Delicate
Wash and Wear and the recommended tempera
aure. It's all automatic adding rinse conditioner
bleach buing at just the right time! l0lb capacity
porcelaned tub. Ful-time lint filter.
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AFTER 10 YEARS
AFTER 10 YEARS
Eastern Shore Town
Has Council Contest

VIENNA. Md. April 80 (AP)
- Local elections don't come
often in this small, Eastern
Shore community. There's been
only one in 26 years. The Sec
ond is scheduled Monday.
The reason is there was only
one new candidate in 26 years.
He was defeated 10 years ago
and hadn't tried for public
Office since.
Townfolk here don't think
it's practical to hold elections
when nobody wants to run for
Office.
It's Different Now
But the situation is different
now. Five candidates are run
ming for the town council seats
held by Walton Phillips, coun-
Gil chairman; Harold Richard
son and Russell Lewis.
Mr.. Phillips thinks it's time
he step down after these 26
years. "a of which he served
as chairman, and has decided
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not to seek reelection. Mr..
Richardson and Mr.. Lewis are
seeking reelection.
Mr.. Phillips is the only coun-
Gilman with a 26-year tenure.
Appointments have been made
to the council when q member
died or resigned.
$50 Expected at Polls
Local observers say some $50
residents are expected to cast
ballots Monday. Vienna's pop
ulation is about $50.
Besides incumbents Lewis and
Richardson, candidates are
George Collins. Martin Reid and
j. N. Decceco, jr.
Vienna. situated along the
Nanticoke River in Dorchester
County. has no mayor, but the
chairman Of the town council
is often referred to as mayor.
Largely a farming area, vi
enna's principal industry is an
electric power plant.
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Trailer Park
Bill Awaits
Council

A far-reaching revision of
county laws governing trailer
parks will be proposed tomor-
row in one of Is bills slated for
presentation at the first meet
ing of the Montgomery County
Councils May legislative ses-
sion.
Acting on the recommended
ton of William j. Peoples,
county health officer. Council
men Grover K. Walker and
William F. Hickey will Jointly
sponsor the trailer law amend
ments.
The bills central clause would
ban trailer parks containing
more than rs mobile home
spaces unless public water and
sewage facilities are available.
Under present law, there is no
regulation setting a maximum
of trailer space. The bill would
also increase minimum area re-
quirements.
Six other bills have been
drafted as routine authorize
tons for the issuance of county
bonds to finance projects al
ready approved in budget &C.
tionS. These include: a ST.
064,000 bond issue for school
construction, $4,045.000 for
road construction, $165, 900 for
public buildings and 100000
each for the improvement of
the Silver Spring, Bethesda and
Wheaton parking lot districts.
Public hearings on all county
code amendments will be sched-
uled during the May legislative
period. Tomorrow's session will
begin at 2 pm.
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Safety Talks

Inspector Dick Mansfield,
school safety director of The
Star, will give his chalk talk
at these schools this week:
Monday - Charles Carver,
9:l5 and l0:45 am.
Tuesday-Burrville, $50 and
10:45 am.
Wednesday - Kenilworth,
9:l5 and 10:45 am.
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Press Group Awards
Won by Area Schools

Green Quill. Broadway High School.
Broadway: Kablegram, Staunton Mill
tary Academy. Staunton: LaSso, George
Mason High School. Falls Church: In
dian Scripts, Garfield Hish school,
Newspapers from school with col
to 400 enrollment-Hin Topics, Rock
Hill Academy. Charlottesville. and
High Spots. spottsylvania HiSh School,
SpottSylvania.
Agnes school, Alexandria: G, O.,
Fishburne Military School, waynes-
boro, and Deacon, st. stephens school,
Alexandria.
Mineral, and shoelace, Post High
School, Quantico.
Yearbooks from schools with LOO
or more enrollment-Blue and Grey,
Wsshington-Lee High School, Arling-
School. Fairfax County; Antenna. An
mandate High School, Fairfax County,
Anchor, Hammond High School. Alex
andris; Peer, Albemhrle Hish School,
Charlottesville, and Clan. Mclean High
Yearbooks from schools with 7O1
70 LOO enrolment Tigerama,
Groyeton High School. Fairfax county;
Lord Loudoun. Loudoun. Loudoun
County High School, Leesburg. and
Woodbine. James Wood Hish School,
Winchester.
Yearbooks from schools with sol to
700 enrollmeut-Indian Legend. stat
ford High School, Falmouth: Chain.
Lane Hish School, Charlottesville: and
MuStang. George Mason High School.
Year6ooks from schools with 500 or
less nrollment-Colonnad Culpeper
High School, Culpeper; Talon, Clarke
County High School, Berryville; Trail,
spotsylvania High School. Spotsylvania;
Indian Echoes, Garfield High School.
Woodbridge; Core, Louisa County Hieh
school, Mineral: and Boondocker, Post
High School, 0uantico.
Yearbooks from private schools
Lambs Trail. st Agnes School, Alex
andria: Scroll. st Stephens School. Al
exandria; Saint, St Annes School.
Charlottesville: and Shrapnel. Staun-
ton Military Academy Staunton.
Masazines from schools with more
than 900 enrollment--Tartan, Mclean
High School; Fairfax County; Penman,
Pendulum. Wakefield High School, Ar
lington; Fore and Aft Hammond High
School. Alexandria: Little Hatchet,
George Washington High School Alex
andria: and Rebelations, Fairfax High
School. Fairfax County.
Magazines from schools with less
than 1000 enrolment Bumblebee,
Lane High School. Charlottesville:
Bleats. st. Agnes School. Alexandria
Record. Lee High School. Staunton
Scimitar, Staunton Military Academy,
Staunton: and Penman's Palette. George
Mason High School. Fails Church.
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Montgomery Unit
To Give X-Ruys

Montgomery County Tuber-
culosis and Heart Associations
mobile X-ray unit will offer
free chest X-rays in the follow
ing locations next week:
Tomorrow, Olney ESQ Sta
ton; Tuesday, Burtonsville
shopping center; Wednesday,
Glen Echo fire house, 1920
Massachusetts avenue: Thurs
day, Rockville, Berlin Apart
ments and shopping center;
Friday, Bethesda, Grand Union
on the East-West highway, and
Saturday, Bethesda, Wildwood
Manor shopping center, Old
Georgetown road.
The X-ray unit will be open
from l pm. until 8 pm. each
day.
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hdyDuTH anu representative
Vinson, Democrat of Georgia,
for interfering" in the 5th
District primary election.
Mr.. Rayburn Endorsed Mr.
Landlord in a speech Thurs
day, and Mr.. Vinson, chair
man of the House Armed Serv-
ices committee, wrote a letter
in Mr.. Landlords behalf last
week.
Calls Landlord a Puppet
Mr.. Green said Mr.. Landlord
has realized his do-nothing
record is not enough and he
is bringing in goth century
carpetbaggers to tell the citizens
of the Free State of Maryland
how to vote"
Mr.. Green said Representa-
tives Rayburn and Vinson want
Mr.. Landlord back because
they know he votes the way
they want him to vote" He
called Mr.. Landlord "a puppet
dangling on strings pulled by
House leadership"
He also criticized Mr.. Lank-
ford for voting in the Armed
Services Committee against a
proposal to impose criminal
penalties against retired officers
who represent private COM
panies in selling to the De-
Tense Department.
He voted to protect these
brass hat lobbyists because Mr..
Vinson wanted him to-" Mr..
Green said.
In reply to the Green charges
Mr.. Landlord said:
Il cannot let this dastardly
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at the mercy Of "a local iuris-
dictions" if the Mort plan were
adopted in its present form.
The Mort plan would replace
the current school financing
formula with a new system of
State aid. whereby each county
would receive a fixed percent
age of its total school costs.
Mr.. Lee spoke at the final
session of the second annual
Montgomery County Confer
ence on Financing Education
The Conference, held in Rock
ville's Ric ard Montgomery
High School, was attended by
more than $50 civic leaders and
county and school officials. Con-
ference delegates divided into
IS groups yesterday to discuss
new sources Of county revenue
and possible changes in State
aid formulas.
Mr.. Lee said the only way
State legislators would accept
the plan is with restrictions
and limitations" He added
that the limitations most likely
to be imposed would be those
which would most affect Mont
gomery County.
other revenue sources were
mentioneds during the dis
cuSSion. A proposed one-time
tax on new construction, Mr..
Lee said. has a certain amount
Of logic to it," He said the tax,
which would bring an estimated
So million in new revenue to
the county, could be approved
by the legislature If applied to
individual counties. But he
noted:
This thing would be fought
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-05-01
Hospital Chapel
PIedqe Fulfilled

The Alexandria Hospital
Board of Lady Managers has
completed payments on its
$4,000 pledge for an interfaith
chapel in the new hospital at
Seminary road and North How
ard street.
Final payment on the pledge
was made by Mrs. Fred w.
Erhard, board president. and
Mrs. j.. Aubrey Matter, chair
man of the recent Profile for
80" fashion show.
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attack on the leader of my
party go unanswered. 1t is re-
pugnant to me personally as l
am sure it is to every loyai
Democrat.
Speaker Rayburn and Chair
man Vinson have given long
and outstanding service to our
Nation and the Democratic
Party. I am proud that they
have seen fit to recognize my
service to our district and the
Nation. I am prouder still that
their support. along with that
of Gov. Tawes and Senate Ma
jority Leader johnson, Was
spontaneous and absolutely un-
solicited on my part"
Martin losses Barb
Another Democratic primary
candidate. Ray Martin, criti-
cized Mr.. Landlord for not en-
couraging a Federal investiga-
ton of slot machine operations
in Southern Maryland.
Mr.. Martin accused Mr..
Landlord of helping to create
a monster" by voting to legalize
slot machines when he was a
member of the Maryland Gen.
eral Assembly.
The candidate said that if
Mr.. Landlord didn't know what
his vote was helping to create
at the time, he should know
now. He said the congressman
has failed to use the impact
of his Office to encourage a
congressional investigation"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-05-01

tooth and nail b. the real
estate industry"
Commenting on a proposal
to grant county school boards
authority to determine their
own budgets, Mr.. Lee said:
Politically speaking, the
school board has the County
Council over the barrel under
the present system" He agreed
that If elected school board
members were given financial
autonomy, school budgets might
become more conservative.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-05-01

A number of Washington
area high school publications
won awards yesterday at the
3lst annual convention Of the
Southern InterscholaStic Press
Association at Washington and
Lee University in Lexington, Va.
More than 1000 students and
faculty advisers attended the
convention at which special
recognition was accorded to
high-caliber scholastic news
papers. magazines, yearbookS
and radio shows.
Plea for Negroes
One of the convention speak
ers, Playwright Paul Green Of
Chapel Hill, N. c., called for
equal citizenship rights for Ne
groes, the Associated Press re-
ported.
At the convention, 1873 schools
from nine Southern States ana
the District of Columbia were
represented, and 256 publica-
tons we're entered in the
competition for awards.
Winners Listed
Winners in the various cate
gories included from the Wash
ington and Northern Virginia
area:
Newspapers from schools with more
than LOO enrollment-Beacon, Wood
row Wilson High School. Washington.
D. G: Crossed Sabres, Washington-Lee
High School, Arlington: Fair Facts,
Fairfax High School, Fairfax County:
Highlander, Mclean High School, Fair
fax County: Highlisht, Albemarle High
School, Charlottesville: TIGER Rag,
Groveton High School, Fairfax County,
and Salvo, Hammond High School,
Newspapers from schools with 651
20 LOO enrollment-Raider. Loudoun
County Hieh School, Leesourg, and
Indian Smoke Signal Stafford Hish
School, Falmouth.
Newspapers from schools with 4Ol
TO $50 enrollment-Pepergra Gull
pepper High School. Culpeperi Lanetime,
Lane Hish School. Charlottesville; Hoof
brints' Orange High school, Orange;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-05-01
YOUTH FITNESS EVENTS SET
IN GREENBELT, ARLINGTON

National Youth Fitness celebrations will be held this
week in Greenbelt, Md, and Arlington Va
Greenbelts celebration starts today with a parade
at I:SO pm cornerstone laying ceremony for the
towns new Youth Center will be held at pm
Events during the week in Greenbelt include Little
League games drill team and Boy Scout demonstrations
and band concert The celebration closes Saturday with
Family Day at North End School at pm
Arlington opens its celebration today with programs
on the counys Is Fairgrounds and four teen center
The program features various physical fitness events
throughout the week May Pole Day program viii be
held tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-05-01
Lee Suggests 'Coution'
On School Aid Chonoe

Proposals to change Mayands present formula for State
aid to schools should be studied with considerable caution
legislative leader told Montgomery County
ferees yesterday.
Blair Lee III chairman of the countys delegation to the
Maryland General Assembly said the budget would be
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2 Opponents Criticize
Landlord on Vote Stond

Walter L. Green, candidate for Democratic nomination
for Congress in Maylands 5th District
Representative Landlord bringing 20h century carpet
baggers" into the State to promote his candidacy
Speaking to the Prince Georges County Women's DEM
ocratc Club in Riverdae Mr. Green raped House Speaker
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abel lobe Silver Focon Nyon tires guaranteed for u months
Abel Label budget Non guaranteed months oooinst
oil road hozods bruises broken gloss puncture bowou
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-05-01

cuts sdewo cropno defects in workmanship and mo-
eo All adjustment allowances based on the price YOU poy for
the tire, proroted for time used.
Evening star., 1960-10-20

LesllI VIVA LAI4cn ea4iler tIIail
December.
October is the start Of the
busy season In southbound
trafic here. Through most Of
the year. Hickam's passenger
trafic ic-carried by the Military
Air Transport Service -- ID
largely trans-Paciflc.
But with the coming Of the
South Polar spring, which on
Icially began on September %,
|a new route was added to
MATS services across the
worlds largest ocean.
Travelling ON No. 1855
Typical Of the service was
AAM-777. q 10.000-mile run in
9 C-l1s cargo plane from Nc
CURE Air Force Base, near
Trenton, N. j., to Christchurch,
In New Zealand.
The MATS plane, resembling
its civilian counterpart, The
lDC-6, left the East Coast
Evening star., 1960-10-20

---~~ "-~-~- '-~-~ e-~~ -s>>k = --AA~~ -
her husband to the United Ma
tons General Assembly in New
York.
She told a party Of women
Journalists:
"They made q lot Of his
banging his hands. but most Of
the time he was doing II with
a broad grin on his face :"
Evening star., 1960-10-20
German Reds Rup
Eleanor Dulles

BERLIN, Oct. 20 (AP).-The
East German Communists yes
terday accused Eleanor Dulles
Of coming to Berlin to stir up
trouble.
The sister Of United States
Intelligence Chief Allen w.
Dulles, is coming here at the
week end for the celebration
of the 10th anniversary Of the
dedication of the Berlin Free
dom Bell.
The East German news agency
Adm said she always turns
up in Berlin when new storm
maneuvers and provocative
acts are coming against the
CDR Cast Germany"