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CATTLE Farm

35s acres. nr. Upperville Va ad-
Joins largest kennel farm in the
State Stone Colonial home Very
livable now Ideal for restoration
foWner will sell home and small
acreage II desired, stream throusn
property: fenced. Only Sls5 per
acre. terms
ORBIT REAL ESTATE co.
KI s-5lO6
DISTANCE from
Beth POO acres. 5000 Ter acre.
3-bedTu mod house Frontage
on main hwy. Mr. TRUNDLE, OIL.
2-17A5
ESTATE-iO7 acres Of
farm and woodland. arm house
with all mod COny For further
information phone or write GLEN
NJ SNYDER. CoEe1 Station. Pa.
GAINESVHLE-sn acres, lovely 3
sedTm home. IA baths, screened
porch, fenced pasture. 5000 It.
water frontage. barn. etc -5t,-
500 FAIRFAX REALTY, OR. g.
24O7.
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FARMS
ACRES-ACRES, WEST VA.
200 ACRES-WEST VA.
IOVFLY RETREAT
World of Scenery

go acres. on hardtop road, elec.
and spring on property, some
timber. Lovely view, $4,000, =
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,"I-aCrp tobacco and frain farm:
farm operation planned by soil
conservation committee Main
dV Vallinq needs reconditioninE
tenant house. 3 barns; fip-top
tobacc0 farm and grain farm
OWINGS & OW1NGS
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ORBIT REAL ESTATE CO
cnMNrIrrING nIsrANCF f-nr

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UPPER NV.
UPPER l4th STREET

UPPER GA. AVE.-2nd-h. Offices
with air cond. and all services
incl. $50 mo. up, immed posS.
KAY REALTY CO, RA $4,000.
WISCONSIN AVE. between Sears
and Nd line: small once, S25
per mo: air-cond bldg
IONNM &. sIIn I'D d A N EN- n ~
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REALTY CO.. INC.
WA. A-2S2l. Olnev Nd WA h-4OGt
CALVERT COUNTY

75-ac-e tobacco and stock farm,
30 mi. from D c.: large 2N2-story
frame dwelling, " barns. other
farm bldgs excellent stream-fed
meadows close TO and overlooking
ChesaDcake Bay Most attractive
retirement or rental property.
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STORES EoR RENI
tcoNIIkuEol
BETHESDA

Modern air-cond. bldg. ready for
occupancy in May; Up to 1000
50. #. Of store space, ample
2-9262; evenings, Ak 9-9O27,
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M acres al intersection oi . hard.
surfaced -oads. lone road front
age improved BY large modern, .
story. s-roOn. frame DWELLING:
adequate farm bldFs excellent
tobacco farm. 30 miles 10 D c..
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NI| THAYER AVE
Silver Springs newest air-Cond
elev. bldg. lSt, md and 3rd floor
locations avail Reas rates.
GRAHAM CO., JU. 5-6OIO; ewes,
JU. S-3I4N.
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OWN ~ ~ " l4NNI0
Al --fl31 NJ AL --RS-1

CALVERT co. CAMP SITE = 30
stream. road, elect timber cut
over. suitable for tent trailer.
Pre- fab. OF cabin. Plenty Of wood,
hunting, hiking, relaxing Isolated.
offered for Quick sale by owner
al 81 $50 Liberal terms. for de-
tails call EARL KING. ALDine =
GIL InNer Marlboro. Nd
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APPROX. 2Ox5O' in de luxe Dom
inion Arms apt. bldg, S. Gleoe
rd.. Arlington. Heat and air-cond
furnished. Ample customer park
ing. Consult NJ. Dick TAYLOR.
Leasing Department., SHANNON
& LUCHS CO.. Realtors, IA
14th street NV; MA S-2345.
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SOUTHERN MARYLAND

CHESAPEAKE BAY BOAT HAR-
BOR-3O-arre harbor and COM
mercial beaI.. restaurant, cot
tages. bath houses, picnic tables,
1000 feet Of bay beach: only
about IS miles from the District
Of Columbia; area all fenced: an
old. successful family business for
many years; beer licenses, legal
slot machines. An extraordinary
opportunity for investor expert
enced IN this type Of commercial
operation. The harbor. long bay
pier and magniflcent beach have
made this one CT the best-knoWn
resorts in the Southern MARYLAND
area. Very reasonably priced with
liberal financing.
. BAY FILL ING STATION AND
GARAGE: 5-room apt. on 2no
floor: hot-water heat; highway cor
ner; $4,000. real estate included.
J. B. WATERS & ASSOC.
Alpine 7-2730
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r. I. LENIL, Br0keT
Taneytown, Nd.
ph Plymouth 6-l301
BUYERS CHOICE

1875 ACRES. perfect for = acre
development. Adjacent seWerable.
$3.50 per acre
2O7 ACRES. Frederick County stock
farm. Entire acreage in permanent
blue grass sod Level fenced with
rice l-aCre pond. No frnntage.
Access 70 Rte. Is. Priced 70 sell,
$40 600
1nS-ACRE Dairy Farm, rr Johns
Vile, Frederick County Nice home
I'D I'm L. NJ GO. NM
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- NEEW WNFTFN ~FFNFN
+ Washington, D. c.
April ~, 1860
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
(coNTINUED)

BOOMING BOUSE now catering
TO elderly but active. tray Serv-
ice - simpler that way - quoted
Income S464 month. Can be in
Evening star., 1960-02-14

PARTS CLERK, eXper., for North
ern Va. Chevrolet dealer: excellent
opportunity for right man: hos
pitalization and life insur. bene-
flts, paid vac. and other employe
advantageS. Call MR.. KERSHEN-
STEIN IF o-5oSo
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SALESMAN
RESPONSIBLE
With or Without Protective

With or Without Protective
Coating Experience
Here is an opportunity to make q
lifetime connection, where you are
your own boss working in pro-
tected territory and receiving full
credit on mail orders and repeats
Liberal weekly commissions.
We manufacture a complete line OF
maintenance products that in
cludes 10-year bonded black, alu-
minum, green. blue and snow
white roof coatings; paints, enam-
els, varniSheS and specialties for
all interior and exterior surfaces
whether they be wood, metal or
concrete.
We are now introducing Denstone,
the newest and phenomenal ma
terial for patching and resurfac-
ing concrete floors, breaks in ma
sonry walls and for reSurfacing
wood floors. Other new specialties
making Densol the most COM
plete line in our field.
Dur market is expanding each year
Our volume increased by 1906 in
1859.
Men like yourself are enjoying in
comes ranging from $4,000 10
100000 per year, in this business
that has no age barrier.
For details write F. E. JUDKINS,
Vice President and General Man
ager, THE DENSOL COMPANY.
P.O. Box 1866. Cleveland 5, Ohio. .
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SALESMAN

International company. a leader in
its field. has a career opportunity
for an eXecutiye-type salesman,
ages 24-49 OPEN GUARANTEE,
plus a commission and bonus ar
rangement. Extensive training pro-
gram. No travelling. Box 206-Z,
Star
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SALESMAN

SALESMAN
WHITE
With a successful
background in sales,
or one who feels he
could be successful if
given the right oppor-
tunity and training.
This position can lead
to division manager
in 4 mos, for we are
growing fast in a new
faSt-growing industry
where ambitious men
earn $500 to $4,000
the lSt year due to
rapid promotions. The
man we select must
own a car and be neat
in appearance. We
will consider a good
salesman who has
sold direct to con-
sumers regardless of
what you have sold.
It's exper. and ability
we want. You will call
on our old and new
customers. Compen-
sation depends upon
exper. and ability and
will be discussed at
interview. Your COM
penSation will begin
the day you are hired.
For interview, call LA.
6-8763 between $50
and r.
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SALESMAN

Well-established and growing frm
onerS experienced salesman, %
to 40, good income and excellent
growth opportunity in local estab-
llshed territory; large repeat busi-
ness; many company benefits; ap-
prox.. $4,000 income 1st year. Call
Monday for interview, MR.. CAM
ATELLA. FE 3-964I
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MASON CREW FOR BLOCK AND
BRICK work, subcontract basis,
with large home improvement
company. LO. 5-3477.
MECHANICS to install aluminium
vestibules, special types of storm
sash and screened porches; must
be Al mechanic with exper.- and
tools. FLAHERTY BROS, INC
1882 Mt. Olivet I'd. ne.
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SALES
REPRESENTATIVE

need a high-caliber top-fiight
salesman to cover our leads for
the most outstanding swimming
pool on the market today. Pri-
Vate, pool inStallations this year
will be one OF the biggest money
makers in the home Improvement
field. We have the best pool, best
promotion, and the leads. So
here's your chance to earn $4,000
background and personal details
in letter to Box 242-Z. Star.
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SALESMAN

representative Wash. area,
excellent salary plus commission,
expanding sales force. Exceptional
opportunity for experienced sales
man; now earning over $4,000 to
earn 5-flgure income. Phone Ii.
4-6O40 for application Car nee
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HELP MEN
MECHANIC

Good facilities. Good pay for right
man. Must have tools. Apply in
r,aFCnn
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THE CLIFTON CORPORATION
Mgt. and Personnel Consuitants
1882 NJ ST. NV.
Washington g, D. C.
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RAPID
ADVANCEMENT

To even larger earnings positions.
We promote from "within the
family" and need more group and
branch managers all the time
as the dynamic Mutual Fund in
dustry grows to new heights. Work
FULL OR PART TIME. and choose
your own hours, day or night
Qualified men can find lifetime
security and a fine future with
p. I. C.-for IS years a Mutual
Fund Plan leader!
Harvey L. Medium, Manager, will
give you fun details TOMORROW.
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SALESMAN
SALESMAN
SALESMAN
Diamonds and JeWelrv

Salesman capable OF assuming man
agerShlp of lge. dept. dealing in
fine lewelry in Washington's larg-
est dept. store. Income can ex-
ceed $4,000 a VI. Give personal
background. eXper. and salary re-
qulrement. Box 39S-Z. Star
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MANAGER, experienced, man an
MANAGEMENT
TRAINEES

One OF our clients seeks
management-minded young
men, capable of assuming
junior executive responsible
ties with expanding organi-
Zation. Candidates must be
81 80, and high school grad
yates: salary to 81. 500. no
experience necessary: no fee.
Call ST. 3-4550. or send
resume to:
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MAINTENANCE MAN
Must Have Good Refs.
ALBAN TOWERS. 1900 Mass. Ave

MAN, white, train for retail route,
no ne expeF sfpet neGes' T;fS SI0S avg W6ly
yancement For details phone VIII
6-5474 this evening. pm. to
2 pm.
MAN, single: live on property, care
for grounds and garden work:
must have Nd. drivers license.
Apply in person, 5051 Temple Hills
rd., Temple Hills. Md.
MAN, with mechanical and operat-
ing exper. in backhoe. ditcher,
earthbore machines; also laborers.
Call aft. pm. SP. 3-4477.
MAN, preferably over 80 yrs, who
is sober, reliable and capable OF
assuming responsibilities. Apply
in person only to CHECKER CAB
$500 Sherman ave. NV.
MANAGER, experienced, man and
wife; apt: no children. no pets;
large quality court, Va. suburb.
Write fully qualifications: age, ex-
perience in management. book
keeping system used. public rela-
tions, starting salary wanted. All
replies confidential. Box 291-Z,
Star.
MANAGEMENT TRAINEE. radio
TV broadcast field, complete, all
round management training tor
exec. position in radio-TV, college
grad. no exper. nee: ST. $4,000.
MANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS,
INC, 1850 K st. NV.
MGR. HOUSEKEEPER. good exp. in
hosp, hotel or army medical
corps age $3.50; able to super
wise all cleaning help; local refs.
Min. $4,000. POTOMAC EMPL.,
1894 Wilson blvd, Arl. ia. o.
1000.
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HELP MEN
sALEsMAN.EXEcuTTYE
SALESMAN
SALESMAN
AMBITIOUS

For exclusive retail mems hat store.
Box 23l-Z Star
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OFFICE MAN
OPTOMETRIST

Must be licensed to practice in
Maryland; position available in
nearby Washington area. Write
Qualifications, Box 46-Z, Star,
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MEN
MEN

MESSENGER-DRIVER, for out.
patient clinic, age 21-4O, exper.
pref, 4O-hr. wk., many empioye
benefits incl. 90. days annual
leave, l3 days sick leave per yr.,
insurance and retirement program: /:
beginning sal. approx. S57 per
wk. Call Mon. "a pm, Ex.
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Sales REPRESENTATIVE

JOHNS MANVILLE certified con-
tractor has opening for aggressive
salesman: Man selected will be
tnoroughly trained and compen-
Sated on SALARY PLUS COMM.
BASIS. Pref. married man. o5-45
yrs. old. For interview call MR.
MURPHY between Q and II am
LO. 5-3355
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PARTS MAN, GIN experience de-
sired, but will consider other line
experience. This is a permanent
position with Washington's oldest
Chevrolet dealer. Apply Mr.. Gra-
ham, BARRY-PATE MOTOR CO.
1l3O Conn ave NV
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HELP MEN
PART TIME

JOHNS MANVILLE certified con-
tractor has opening in new dept.
contacting homeownerS. NO SELL
ING. Hrs. q to 9 pm. Man
selected will be thoroughly trained
SALARY AND BONUS to oualifled
man. For interview appt. call
between 9 and IL am.
IN 5-225H
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PART-TIME COLLEGE STUDENT,
mems store. sales or ONCE work;
hrs. to suit curriculum, ats. or
some ewes. and Sats.; excel. pay.
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SALESMAN, exp. in transp. field:
age 20 TO 45: good advancement;
moving and storage bkgrd. pref.
Car allow and comm: 5 days:
mln, $500. POTOMAC EMPL.,
S3334 Wilson blvd, Arl. IA. s.
Evening star., 1960-06-07
u. S. Set to Hand Poles
Bio New Aid Package

with the bitter comments OF
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei
Gromyko.
Two additional moves are re-
ported in the works as evidence
that both sides want to i'm
prove sh-American ties
They are:
l. The Warsaw government
will announce in a few weeks
that it has agreed to set aside
$40 million to meet claims OF
Americans for property seized
by the Communist regime after
World War II. This sum al
ready has been agreed to in
formally, with negotiators now
trying to decide how much
time Poland is to be given to
put up the funds.
2. A Observation-Disclosures"
status is to be given Polish ex-
ports to the United States. The
State Department would ex-
tend this privilege as a follow
up to the property settlement
to give Poles advantages of
lower duties applying to ship
ments from friendly Western
countries.
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Sikorsky Plant
Hit by WuIkout

STRATFORD, Conn, June 7
(AP) The United Aircraft
Corps Sikorsky Aircraft rivi-
sion at Stratford and Bridge
port was hit by a union-author-
lied walkout today.
The action came suddenly
and was seven days ahead of a
scheduled strike against all
seven United Aircraft plants in
Connecticut.
Permission to walk out came
from Stig Lindholtz, interna-
tional representative of the
United Auto Workers, one of
two unions joined in a unity
pact in negotiations. The other
is the International Association
of MachinistS.
Both unions hold contracts
with the $4,000 production
workers in the corporations s
Pratt & Whitney, Hamilton
Standard and Sikorsky Air
craft divisions The members
have been working without
contracts during several weeks
of negotiations.
The unions say that wages
are not at issue. What they
want is full arbitrations of
disputes. the right to investi-
gate grievances on the COM
pany grounds during working
hours. stronger security, union
shop and automatic pay raises
rather than merit increases.
All seven plants have been
working on a large backlog of
Government orders.
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FOUND

COCKER SPANIEL, all black; vic Buck
nell Manor. SO. $1,000.
DOG-Small fox terrier. black and
white; APP store in Langley Park
WIZ. 2-234l
DOG, mixed breed, male. brindle color
found vic. 18th and Rhode Island
ne. Ewes, LA. 6-3SO5i days. RE.
7-240O, Ext. ~
DOG white SocksT mixed; $500 9Th
RESCUE LEAGUE, NO. 7-573O
DOG, German shepherd, black with
brown, male vic. Chevy Chase Circle.
OIL. 65SlS.
PARAKEET. blue; vic. -Four Corners.
JU. 5-0613
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curtailed activity at five mis-
sile bases, including Vanden-
berg Air Force Base, Calf,
site of the Nations only COM
bat-ready Atlas launching
pads.
Construction of new launch
ing facilities has been slowed
at Vandenberg because many
workers are refusing to cross
the lam picket lines.
Picketing to Be Limited
However, the machinists to-
day agreed to confine theil
picket lines at Cape Canavera
to Convair operations inside
that missile test center instead
of placing them at entrances
to the facility.
The decision means that con.
struction work can resume or
key launching complexes. Some
1000 building tradesmen hon,
ored the machinists' lines yes.
terday, halting all construction
work. Approximately 500 mem.
bers of other unions also re.
fused to cross the lines, but
they too will be able to resume
work now.
A Convair spokesman saic
the strike had forced it to re-
duce the number of shifts il
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operates at Vandenberg and at
Edwards Air Force Base, Calf. =,
a fight test center on the
desert 100 miles north of Los
Angeles.
One Shift Operating
Convair normally operates
three shifts around the clock
at Vandenberg and one or two
at Edwards. Only one shift is
operating today at both bases.
The two other Atlas bases
involved in the dispute are
Warren Air Force Base, Wyo.,
and Holloman AFB. N. Mex.
The union asks a 14-cent
hourly wage increase and fringe
benefits. MachinistS rejected
as inadequate Convair's offer
of an ll-cent hourly raise and
Evening star., 1960-06-07

Published Daily and Sunday
Second Gloss PoStoes PoId
at 225 ViFanio Ave. Sc
az Washington. D. c.
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Red Cross
Picks BurIinq

Edward Burling. jr., So
Washington lawyer, and civic
leader, has been elected chair
man Of the District Red Cross
Chapter.
He succeeds Charles S.
Dewey, who becomes vice
chairman and remains on the
chapters Executive Committee
and board of directors. Mr..
Dewey served as chapter chair
man for three years.
The chapter commended Mr..
Dewey for his leadership dur
ing yesterdays annual meeting
at the chapter house audi
torium, 2025 E street NV.
Mr.. Burling, who lives at
1889 TWenty-ninth street NV,
has been on the chapters board
of directors since 1859 and its
Executive Committee since e
1855.
Chapter officers reelected
are: John Clifford Folger,
chapter chairman emeritus;
Mrs. David Finley, George A.
Garrett, Mrs. Francis E. Hide
brand, William j. McManus,
Richard H. Wilmer, vice chair
man and counsel; Garrison
Norton, secretary, and Freder-
lex P. H. Siddons, treasurer.
| Mrs. Elwood R. QueSada,
Robert c. Baker and Admiral
Jerauld Wright are the new
members elected to the execu-
tive committee.
New members of the board of
directors are: Admiral Wright
E. Ladd Thurston, A. Murray
Preston, Richard A. Norris,
Municipal Court Judge Andrew
j. Howard, jr., David McKen-
dree, Samuel Biddle, William
Blum, jr., Harry j. Davenport.
Also. Mrs. Irwin H. Dregne
Maurice Friedman, Marshall
Hornblower, Mrs. Raymond F
Kohn, Miss Emile Moss, j
woodward Redmond, Gansor
Purcell, Mrs. w. MendinhalI
Ryon and Mrs. Owen j. VOL.
colt.
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BILLFOLD, mans. contains Soc. Sec,
drivers lie, other ident., $50 cash;
vic. Eye St bet. II and H ne. Reward
Return 2S19 Brentwood I'd. ne LA
Evening star., 1960-06-07
By JOHN SCALI
Associated Press staff Writer

The United States is about to
hand Poland another big eco
nomic aid package even though
the Poles backed Russia in de-
nouncing the U-2 spy plane
incident.
The State Department is 60
ing ahead with negotiations for
shipments of more American
wheat, cotton, fats and oils,
with every sign the deal will
be successfully concluded in a
few weeks.
Polish diplomats expect about
500 million worth of such
surplus commodities to help
weather a continuing farm
crisis aggravated by a pro-
longed drought.
To encourage Poland to rely
less on Moscow, the United
States has provided a total of
1926 million worth of food and
economic help to the Warsaw
regime over the last four years.
State Department officials
declined to estimate how much
aid might be involved in the
newest agreement. Talks have
been moving ahead for the past
five weeks. Barring an unfore-
seen bloWup, these officials said
they should wind up success
fully.
Polish and American officials
both appear determined not to
allow the added Soviet-Ameri-
can tensions, heated up by the
spy plane furor, to spoil the
steady improvement in politi-
cal and economic relations be-
tween Warsaw and Wash
ington.
Top American officials were
not pleased that Poland'S dele
gate on the United Nations Sc
curity Council sided with Rus
sia in seeking to condemn the
Inflated American spy fight as
aggression.
But these officials felt realis-
tically that there was little else
Poland could do without risk
ing a Soviet breakdown which
would wipe out Warsaw'S eau
tious moves toward more inde-
pendence.
Further, authorities noted
that the language Polish Am
basSador jerry Michalowski
used in the debate was schol-
arly and moderate compared
Evening star., 1960-06-07
Welfare Units
Ask Aid Plank
BY a Star Stan Writer

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., June
1.-THE National Association ot
Social Workers will ask both
political parties to include in
their platforms a plank calling
for health insurance for all
financed through social
security.
Representatives of the 27,O0C
member organization will ap-
pear before a regional commit
tee of the Democratic Platform
Committee in New York on
June 81, and later before the
Republican National Commit
tee in Chicago, Rudolph T,
Danstedt, Washington repre-
sentative of the association,
said today.
The move reflects a call for
more political action on behalf
Of social welfare, heard re-
peatedly here at the 87th an
nual forum of the National
Conference of Social Welfare
Social workers feel their voice
has gone unheard in recent
years and social welfare needs
have gone unrecognized and
unmet, several speakers indi-
Gated.
The decision to propose plat
form plankS was made last
January by the 17-man Com
mission on Sovial Policy anc
Action of the National AsSocia-
ton of Social Workers, Mr.
IDanstedt said.
Inc conference was TOLD also
that the Hatch Act-"originally
enacted to get at Harry Hop
kinS politicalIy'-has stripped
most public employees of theil
citizenship rights.
DR.. Floyd Hunter of the Uni.
versity of North Carolina yes.
terday called for changes in the
act that would take off the
political strait jacket the act
has putin practice-on Gov
ernment employees. The act
bars Government employees
from taking part in party poll
tics, giving money to political
parties or holding Office.
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PoIoris Missile Fails
In l,000-MiIe Test

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla.
June 7 (AP).-A Polaris sub
marine missile fiZzled today
shortly after it was launched
on what had been intended as
a 1,000-mile test flight.
A Navy announcement said
preliminary indications are
that a malfunction occurred
during second-s stage burning"
Evening star., 1960-06-07

facilities here already had
been struck.
The International Associa-
ton of Machinists pulled work.
ers out of two departments at
the Convair plant here in a
continuing policy of calling
quick strikes. a spokesman said,
where it hurts the most"
Fifty men who service Air
Force Fl06 jet interceptors be-
fore they are flown from the
plant and an undetermined
number of maintenance work.
ers inside the plant were called
off the job today.
2,45O Are Out
This brings the total of IAN
members out at missile bases
and plants to about 2,450, a
spokesman said. The number of
lam workers at Convair facil-
tiles prior to the strike was
given as 27,235.
Word of the postponement Of
the Cape Canaveral test firings
came from the Air Force in
Washington. The launchings
had been scheduled for this
week.
The strike, which was called
early yesterday by the Inter-
national Association of Machin-
lists in a wage dispute, has
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Portable IeIoos Used

TORONTO.-A portable igloo
of stainless steel backed by
plyWood has been manufactured
by a Toronto firm which is now
trying to persuade builders that
similar structures would be
cheap and practical for use in
Evening star., 1960-06-07

a Scent cost-of living increase.
The wage scale now ranges
from $1.79 to $3.4O.