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SHELL
SERVICE STATION

For lease in metropolitan Virginia
paid training period II desired.
HE. 4-700O.
SHOE REPAIRS-Share premises
in busy Vienna, Va, established
shopping center need nearby men
with or without machinery. Call
Mr.. Marcus, YEONAS, DU. s.
1900 or IA. 5-9l97.
SHOE REPAIR VALET SHOP. For
information phone WA. 7-1904.
SMALL MODERN MOTEL of
units and owners apartment; 30
minutes out of Rockville; idea
for woman operation: S35, 900
ROMER g. CO, WI. S-9092.
SMALL RESTAURANT mr.. Catholic
Univ; well equip. doing good
business; presently open til )
pm. Sell for reas. price. SIS
Monroe st. ne. LA. 6-9SgS
SNACK BAR and SOFT ICE CREAM
Installations Also factory rebuilt
and new thick shake and soft
sizes. Priced to sell. Also factory
built portable buildings, com
pletely equipped, modern designs
Of-season specials No royalties
easy terms. Write AUTOMATIC
FREEZER MFG. CO.. 5000 Nc.
Rinley st. NV. Wash. D. c.
SODA FOUNTAIN CONCESSION
High gross, fair. volume, rm. fol
increases. Apply Rock Creel
Drugs, s3O9 Grubb rd., Silver
Spring, Nd. JU. 9-1327.
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CALVERT COUNTY

1876 acres, near Hunting
town, Nd. fronting on paved
road: 2-Story. 7-rm. frame
dwelling with basement, oil
hot-alr heat, storm win
dows and doors, in excel
lent condition; 6.3-acre to-
bacco allotment; . barns;
APPROX. so acres clear; 40
miles to the District.
rs ROLLING ACRES.
north end Of county, 'front.'
ing hard-surface road, few
miles from resort area:
panoramic view OF Bay:
large 2-story frame manor
house with finished attic,
basement: tenant house; 2
barns; 3 wells: excellent to-
bacco, meadow and pasture
land; ideal tobacco and
stock farm, some timber and
gravel, May be financed.
35 miles to the District.
100 ACRES, long frontage
on = hard-surface roads, top
tobacco soil, large creek on
boundary Of property, p
story frame main dwelling;
> barns and other out
buildings; 80 miles to Dis
trict. an excellent invest
ment or family property.
225-ACRE tobacco and
grain farm, southern end OF
county, S5 acres clear, un-
limited possibilities; main
dwelling needs repair: ten
ant house and 3 barns; ideal
farm to slow the pace of
living.
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SERVICE STATION
SPECTACULARS!

SPECTACULARS!
Cities Service Oil Company is now
constructing brand-new, ultra
modern service stations at two t&)
OF the most outstanding locations
in the entire Washington Metro
politan area. Prince George S
Plaza lin Hysttsville, Maryland
2-East-West highway and Coles
vile rd. lin Silver Spring. Md.)
We are now ready to begin ac-
cepting lease applications and
conducting interviews on these
two extraordinary locations.
II you meet the following require
ments, we'd be happy to talk to
YOU: Previous service station
management experience. Sub
stantial financial ability. 2-Above
average sales and merchandisinp
ability. i-One or more fully
equipped service trucks. 5--Excel-
lent business and personal refer
ences, These locations are not
run1of-the-nill. They are superla-
tive. We need superlative men TO
lease and operate them. II inter
ested, call Mr.. Brown at IA. A.
100 (weekdays) or AP. T-0S54
(evenings and weekends.l
SERVICE STATION available: fully
equipped and stocked. heavily
travelled Georgia ave-; good poten-
tial for industrious individual
min. cash required. TU. 2-237S
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Shopping Center

Store. 2Ox7s. in busy, highly sue
cesSfui shopping center opposite
Census Bureau. Large buying
power; recently occupied by hard
ware Can take any business
not conflicting with other stores
in center. Call Mr. Haas.
WEINBERG g. BUSH, INC.
Realtors
l726 H st. NV. MA. $4,000
SILVER SPRING; Ga. aye.-GooC
retail area. 25x50-ft. store now in
process Of compl. remodel; S25C
per mo. Ready for occupancy
June l Call Mr. Cook wkdays
JU. $4,000. MONTGOMERY
REALTY CO. INC.
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CLARKSBURG
23L ACRES

Ideal farmette. 4-bedrm, house.
modern conveniences. necessary
farm bldgs., good garden spot; on
busline. Excellent financing.
IN 4-04d0
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MANnNIII. REALTY C(

MhNON1Lb REAl W
FARM FOR SALE-62 acres, rich
land. 80 acres in cultivation, rest
in timber. Good S-room house with
elec. and water from very large
spring; suitable place for lake.
Large barn in good condition.
"a mile on state road, 16 miles
north of Charlottesville, Va. SS.-
500. Write c. B. HAMM, Ruekers-
vile, Va.
FOR RETIREMENT-Nr. 8 g., fac
ing hwy; S-room dwell. liv., din,
kit. . bedrooms, bath, enclosed
porch; full basement with tubs
and "a bath: 2nd floor, 2 bed
rooms, bath. h.-w h. double ga
rage: pond stocked with 1shi
shrubbery. etc. splendid view OF
mountains: 100000, terms.
16S a. grass, stream, S-rm. dwell,
full basement, ga baths, hot-air
heat, double garage, barn, sheds,
tenant house, trees, shrubbery,
magnificent view; S35,500, terms.
PERROW REAL ESTATE AGENCY
Va. HE. 9-3527
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AUTOMOTIVE
OPPORTUNITY

An exclusive opportunity is yours TO
Join an outstanding international
automitive service organization.
Americas largest brake specialists,
SAFEWAY BRAKE SHOPS. We
will show you in precise detail,
how you can earn $4,000 to S25,-
900 your first year in business.
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OWINGS & OWINGs
CATTLEMEN'S DREAM

NOHIH n BEACH
ALPINE 7-413l ALPINE 1851
PRINCE FREDERICK 277
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Absolutely Accredited
MotelS for Sale

consultation, exclusive full
time motel broker, travel special
ist, offering recommendations, best
buys moIels and sites: large mo-
tells with cash payments $4,000
up; small motels $4,000 cash,
balance easy payments.
JOE H. THOMPSON
232 Woodward Bldg.
Jackson S-6700, Day or Night
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-DISTR.-5-day wk.;
S25,000 net yrs Well est: no ex-
per nee. 100000 cash. DI. 7-6500.
WINDOW DISPLAY FIXTURES-
store display items, spring. fall,
and Christmas. Sac. $4,000 stock
for $1,000. Ma. S-492g or ewes.
and Sun. HO. 2-0S04, Ext. 2l5.
5 AND 1Oc STORE for sale: easy
hours and sood income; must sell.
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BEAUTY SALON

Loc. downtown wash. Rare oppor.
for partnership or full ownership
Small investment. will consider
decent offer, Owner has other in
terest, Call HO. 2-9546.
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Solar Building
10th and K SITS.

1880 50. IT. on sub-lst floor,
identical to all other floors with
the exception Of windows; very
reasonable rental; immediate pos
session. Call GREENHOOT, INC,
EX. 3-3363.
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APPROX. 1000 SO. IT,, good ac-
cess, vic. 14th and Euclid NV;
ssh IA Q-2RO3. LII 3-R312.
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$1,000 DOWN

ReStaurant-Bar, NV.
Busy traffc thoroushfare. owners
quote over ST 500 wkly. Nicely
equipped. Seats over 40. Always
known as good moneymaker.
Partners should net at least S10,-
900 each. Low down payment to
responsible people. Exclusive.
Ewes. and Sun, sSHEA CHASEN,
RA. 6-543S.
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DRY CLEANING PLANT
SHIRT LAUNDRY
COIN-OPERATED
LAUNDRY

Modern drive-in plant, l VI. old;
located in Arlington; good business
with wonderful potential; good
proposition to experienced and re-
sponsible person. ia. 5-5l59 or
TT EEE0-
Evening star., 1960-09-25

It's fully automatic with handy fobric
dol for oil types Of fobric. Designed
with cosy grip handle thet helps cut
ironing fotieue and the large
sole plate means fewer strokes to
complete the job. Best of all :.
this fomous G-E dry iron is yours for
reoIIy low, low budget price.
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FA"ous@"co0ks' HELPERS" FOR YOUR KITCHEN

Enjoy coffee breWed to your toste
every time. Selector automatically
perks coffee just right every time .
keeps it hot until you are ready to
serve. Speed-heots voter for instant
coffee. Handsome polished oluminum
finish inside and out. 6rews to 9
cups. UL approved. AC only.
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The Nome nugget., 1960-01-15
Between The Old And The New

HAST JETS NOW FLY regularly from Los Angeles Il to Paris in ten hours, the Pole from Anchorage, to Norway such regular schedules that it is commonplace Yet in the transportation picture there still places that exist without any of travel except dog team in the winter time
 Alaska has made great strides in air transpor taon because of it's complete lack of roads in the less populated areas, but there few places which have been completely left out, and remain isolated villages Among these is Savoonga, with population of more than 300 persons, which be reached only by 15-hour dog team trip, which is only for the hardy. There two airfelds St. Lawrence Island it is true which makes it possible for large planes to bring supplies and mail from the mainland but absolutely nothing at Savoonga, which is long established village.
 petition signed by every adult, asking for small field, should receive early consideration.
 "A generation ago, it was not uncommon to lash an injured or very sick person to sled for the 15 hour trip to get medical aid but in this day, it is not humane to allow such suffering, when an airstrip could make it possible for planes to land when needed, or on schedule
 Local civic groups should support this isolated com mllnitys plea for modern contact with the rest of the world
The Nome nugget., 1960-01-15
Rider Limiting Primary Costs
  Fought in Senate

WASHINGTON, R = Efforts to limit primary campaign spend ing as part of clean elections bill ran into strong opposition yesterday from Republican and southern Democratic senators.
 Inclusion of primaries has been proposed as an amendment to a bill which would require fuller reports of campaign financ- ing and increase legal spending ceilings for candidates and poli- tical committees. Present law, and the bill as drawn, apply only to general election campaigns.
 Senator Richard Russell D-Ga said the amendment is opposed by all the southern senators and also, he believes, by more than half of the Republican senators.
 He said he couldn't conceive of a majority of the senators voting for it.
 Senator Carl T. Curtis R- Neb), top COP member of the committee that handled the bill, said that he is opposed to the amendment and that SO is Senator Everett Dirksen of Illinois, the Senate Republican Leader.
 The amendment to make the measure apply to primaries and nominating conventions was of- fered by Senators Thomas Hen nings Jr. D-Mo) and Kenneth Heating R-NY).
 They urged it's approval on the ground that in about third of the states victory in the primaries amounts to election.
The Nome nugget., 1960-01-15
Khrushchev Outlines Russian Defense Plans: Rockets Take Place of Bombers

Production of industrial and consumer goods, together with labor productivity, increased last year more than the current seven- year plan called for, he declared, adding the United States is no longer the worlds leading mili- tary power. International tensions are lessening, and agreements are possible at the May summit meet ing in Paris, the premier said.
 Khrushchev told the Supreme Soviet, or parliament, that Soviet armed forces are currently at 3,624,000, down from a high of II million in wartime and nearly six million in the 1949-55 period.
 Now, he said, plans are for a cut to 2,423,00O men.
 Western experts last spring fig ured the Soviet Union and her European satellites had 3,200,0O0 men under arms, as compared with 3,365,000 in the United States and it's allies of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.
 The premier said his govern ment is able to cut its armed forces without hurting it's defense potential because of the strength of it's nuclear weapons including rockets and missiles.
 "We have powerful rocket technique; the air force and the fleet have already lost their pre- vious importance. We have all ready decreased the production of bombers and will stop it alto gether. Our military aviation will be almost entirely rockets" he said.
 The Soviet Premier assailed President Eisenhower's decision to end the US. moratorium on nuclear weapon tests.
 "In the existing situation, If one country resumed tests, it would be followed by other states possessing nuclear weapons he warned.
 'The country which resumes tests first will thus assume grave responsibility" he added.
The Nome nugget., 1960-01-15
Kennedy May. Leave Wisconsin to Demo. Rivals
By JACK BELL

BOSTON, R Indications that Senator John F. Kennedy D-Mass) may sidestep the April 6 Wisconsin primary boosted to- day the candidacy of Senator Hubert Humphrey D-Minn) for the Democratic Presidential nom ination.
 Kennedy had been figured as an almost sure contestant in Wis consin. Otherwise his challenge to all the other Democratic Presi- deptial hopefuls to meet him in state primaries seemed likely to collapse.
 But Robert Kennedy told a news conference in Manchester, N. H., Wednesday he thinks his brother should stay out of the Wisconsin battling.
 Robert Kennedy, who is plug eing his brother's unopposed can- didacv in the March 8 New Hampshire primary, said he thinks Wisconsin is Humphreys backyard.
 "It would be an unfair test,' he said. z
 This selectivity seemed to can- eel out the effect of Kennedy's challenee to Senator Stuart Sym ington D-Mo, Lyndon B. John son D-Tex), and others to meet him in primaries for showdown on the. popularity of individual candidates.
 Symington and Johnson are staying out of primaries on the grounds that these voting tests represent only fragmentary senti- ment and do not materially in- fluence the choice of the Presi- dential nominee.
 If Kennedy follows his broth CTS advice to stay out of Wis consin, Humphrey would seem to be assured of convention run for the nomination. With Minnesota, Wisconsin, South Dakota and stray delegates elsewhere, he would likely go into the Los An geles convention in July with more than 100 votes.
 Humphrey has been what some politicians call transitional candidate. It was generally recog- nized that if he could not beat Kennedy in Wisconsin he would retire from the Presidential field and get busy on the job of oet- ting reelected to the Senate in Minnesota.
The Nome nugget., 1960-01-15
EISENHOWER HUNTS QUAIL ON GEORGIA PLANTATION

ALBANY, Ga, R = President Eisenhower arrived in Georgia today for a weekend of quail shooting.
 His big Air Force TOT jet plane landed at Turner Air Force Base after flight of about an hour and 40 minutes from Washington.
 He will stay at the Blue Springs plantation of w. Alton Jones, an executive of Cities Service Co.,, a personal friend and frequent golfing companion.
The Nome nugget., 1960-01-15
Tokyo Leftists Threaten
 Premier, to Stop US. Pact

TOKYO. R = Angry leftists today threatened to block high ways, throw bombs and retaliate at the polls to prevent the de- parture of Prime Minister Nobu- suke Kishi for Washington to sign a new military alliance with the United States. He is leaving Sat urday via chartered airlines.
 The pact will be signed at the White House January 19.
The Nome nugget., 1960-01-15
By STANLEY JOHNSON

MOSCOW, R Premier Nikita Khrushchev said yesterday the Soviet Union has such powerful weapons it can discharge one of every three men in it's armed forces in the next year or so.
 In a three-hour speech to the Supreme Soviet the premier painted picture of great strength.
 The Soviet army has fire power that no other army ever has pos sessed, he said. Rockets are talk ing the place of bombers and the production of bombers will cease.
The Nome nugget., 1960-01-15
ROCKY CAN'T COMPLAIN

CONCORD, N. H., R = Despite New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller's withdrawal, a third candidate has filed for delegate favorable to him for the Repub- lican Presidential nomination.
 The latest pro-Rockefeller can didacy was filed yesterday by David D. Hewitt, former state senator, who is editor and pulp fisher of the weekly Hanover Gazette.
 Rockefeller can't do anything about Hewitt's action. Under New Hampshire law, the Governor is powerless to prevent anyone from running favorable to him. If a delegate sought to run pledged, Rockefeller's assent would be required.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-06-03
Data M Chatter
BY DARCY DEAu1LE

FROM HOLLYWOOD TO HARLEM . Everybodys talking
about BtOp received during
visit The big
tabled prodgal daughter"
Sammy production
television.
Della Reese's silence martial
Dtnah Washington's martial plans
The bond between Susan Kohner and Juanita
gift % her Danny Moore.
Barbara Mcais silence (which be apty described gold
and gang) when heclers get night club
How wilkins sailed through with during
recent Chicago tee show live popular
heaed late late show Hosted by the nations con
it Life gather
discuss everything safely said wilkins
all times situation whether qzzed about
US Indignation problem, of chilli Mexico
certain British dgtary suggested that perhaps might solve the
whole problem the American Negroes Africa tGhana
particularly wilkins reply a dily!
PROFILE OF STAR: A singer composer this hailed
young sinatra when he began his
Although s who
linked msavOy gossip
Although he loves good show he take show
business-or leave it,
a would recognized
secrecy family which
press many
that he a family
smoke drink utters q
presence story hen quickly squelch
them with a whitening look
a lookaHle a italian singer.
and Of poetry
generosity gives
old friends drop baclsage and admire his wardrobe
go golf swimming boating
and skiing
sisters brothers.
big circles than decade
you this lads name? dc, and
Check next weeks column to see if you were right
weeks star profled BARBARA MCEAIR
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-06-03

should be disconnected; disconect
the television set and put your
refrigerator on Vacation" and
start out the back door to the
garage.
About to get in the car you
wonder If you locked the bedroom
windows. You find they were
locked and as you turn the car
into the street from the alley you
can't remember whether you
threw" the latch on the back
door or not. You drive around to
the front of the house, get your
key out to open the front door and
find it ajar. Shocked, you make a
thorough check and find every
thing is in order and so, you get
in the car again and leave the door
key with a neighbor and simply
forget your house.
First, you make an extra trip
to stop over night with a relative
who is $50 miles out Of your way.
How you enjoyed the overnight
visit!
About 800 miles farther you hap
pened to see a street with a fam
liar name. You drive down that
street, off the highway and stop at
the number Of a friends house,
not knowing whether this is the
town or not, you have in mind. In
answer to your ring, your friend
answers the door. This town has
the same name as one In another
state and you had forgotten which
state your friend lived In as 1t
had been years since you two had
kept In touch with each other. You
visited with your friends for an
hour or two and then on about 500
miles further you stopped to see q
relative you hadn't seen for many
years. She directed you to her
daughters home where all Of your
relatives had gathered to see you.
How YOU did enjoy visiting with
them and after spending the night
you started out on the last leg
Of your long trip.
You saw many sights you had
read about but the most beautiful
Of all was the nearly 200 mile trip
you made to see the Grand Can
yon. You also made side trips to
see the Painted desert, the national
Park, the Hoover Dam and many
other places of interest.
Then you got back on the high
way and drove on, stin talking
about the wonderful sights you
had seen.
You stopped in Motels along the
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-06-03

New York.-The recent student
sit-down strikes in the South ar
not just protest against segrega
ton, but a revolt against thu
Negro leaders and the NAACP.
This is the argument advanced
by Louis e. Lomax, himself a Ne
gro, writing in the June issue Of
Harper's Magazine.
Neither the advice nor the aiC
of recognized Negro leaders was
sought until after the students had
set the policy, engaged the enemy
and Joined the issue" writes Mr.
Lomax. by forcing these organ
izations not only to come to their
aid but to do their bidding, these
militant young people completely
reversed the power flow within the
Negro Community"
For many years, says Mr.. Lo-
max, the Negro masses were led
by professors, preachers, bishops,
men who could sit down at segre-
gated arbitration tables with the
white community.
These leaders, Mr.. Lomax be
ieves, fulfilled three pre-requis-
ties: they had the approval Of the
whites, there were literate, and
they had some influence over their
Negro neighbors.
Under the domination Of the
NAACP, leading Negroes believed
that there should be two commun-
tiles in the South, white and black,
believes Mr.. Lomax,
But Negroes, particularly the
youth, were restless; they were
tired Of compromises, piecemeal
Legislation, and token Indignation"
he writes.
without the advice or approval
of either the leaders or the NAA-
CP, the young people rebelled,
thereby completely reversing the
power flow within the Negro COM
munity, 'Lomax says.
THE genius of the demonstra-
tons" he concludes, lies in their
spirituality; in their ability to en-
list every Negro, from the laborer
to the leader, and to inspire him
to seek suffering as a badge OF
honor. Now the cook, the maid
the butler, and the chauffeur are
on fire with the new faith. Fol-
the, first time since slavery the
South is facing a mass revolt
against segregation"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-06-03

course you saw nothing on your
trip by plane, so with a great deal
Of happiness you talk over the
cars condition. You put the car in
the garage to have it gone over
and you find it is in good condi-
ton with a little tuning up here
and there and a little Tightening
up of some bolts, the man at the
garage" tells you it runs just like
new. So, your next step is to decide
where you will go. You look at the
maps and check and re-check
routes and finally decide you will
drive to California
For several days you enjoy fig
uring out the route you will take
and finally decide to ask expert
advice about the route to Calf.
That settled, you plan the trip in
each detail. With a great deal Of
pleasure, excitement and changes,
you plan to do some sightseeing,
too.
Finally the day arrives and you
have been busy telling the news
boy, the milk man, mail man; call
ing the gas company and the other
utilities to stop their deliveries I'M
til your return date. You did not
realize there were 30 many little
details to be attended to before
leaving On q months vacation trip.
You almost forgot you had to cali
veterinary and have your dog
kept while you are away.
The night before you leave you
pack your suit cases In the car.
The morning has finally come and
you have 50 many last minute
things to do around the house that
you wonder II you win start at the
time you had planned. You check
all Of the windows. doors and turn
off the gas stoves pilot light, dis
connect any lamps that you think
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-06-03

You cannot possibly have a
broader basis for any government
than that which includes all the
people, with all their rights, and
with an equal power to maintain
their rights.--GarrisOn.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-06-03

and Biloxi city officials to permit
public use Of the beach without
discriminating among members Of
the public on the basis Of race
or color"
It charges that various county
and town officials, including Har-
rison County Sheriff Curtis o.
Dedeaux, have pursued a policy Of
keeping Negroes off the beach.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-06-03

under which the federal govern
ment contributed $1,133, 900 to
building a seawall at the Harrison
County beach
On the weekend Of April 1925,
Negro bathers attempted to use
the beach. A clash with white
bathers enSued.
The government suit asks the
court to order Harrison County