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Evening star., 1962-05-12
HELP MEN
ARCHITECTURAL
CRAFTSMAN

OE6aE 4 OMAN
Exceptional opportunity for ex-
perienced man. permanent posi-
ton, excellent Working conditions.
good salary, many company bene-
experience, baeksround. &c. to M.
6eeaTnOic 6eT. CO. 1850 Sasss. 3; ave. A1rEAH nv.
ARTIST LETTERING LAYOUT
MAN-ExpeF. IN fast lettering.
Only expeTieneed need apply. Pull
or part time. Apply Room 234.
,724 9th ST. nv.
ASSIST. WAREH0UsE SUIT, gem
eral duties, some typtng. exper..
sToREoE Estsi EssiEpss6sc c6, sss sApSI r 4. Ss
AUTO MECHANICS (2)
With tools and experience. Salary.
plus commission, 5-day week. Hos
pitaltzation. retirement plan and
life insurance avail Free parking
avail. Downtown Oldsmobile dealer
with plenty Of work. See Mr.. King.
POHANKA OLDSMOBuE. INC.
1926 goth st. NV.
AUTO PARTS NAN. thoToughly ex-
perieneed in ON parts counter
work. Top salary for top man.
ADDISON cHEVRQLET -.
14th and Fla. no. 2.76O0
AUTO PARTS MN, needed. l
With ChrYsler's NoPAR exper. and
I e learn the business. .. s.
AUTO MECH Ford exper. pref, to
work piece work at suburban Ford
dealership, guarantee and all other
company benefits. For appt. eau
Mr. Mcyiegh, HOLMES FORD,
AUTO MECHANICS AND BODY
have Es OHn 1H .00is sas s6s s sGath @s PSss Pous
Mile. Run dr., Arl., We. 671-SeO1,
ask for Al.
AUTO MECHANIC, experienced.
Excel. working eonds. and pay
plan. Always plenty Of work. see
Jack GaWler. A. NJ. I. SALES AND
| SERVICE, 10566 Metropolitan
ave, Kensingtcn, Nd. WI. g.
1744.
AUTO PARTS DELIVERY and stock
man, chance for advancement. Call
Mr.. Richardson, WA. 7-7200.
JUSTINE CHEVROLET. Hyatts-
Vile. Nd.
AUTO PARTS NAN With at least
8 mos Ford parts exper. This Is. q
permanent position. excel work
tng eonds. Company benefits. incl.
RESffIs;ss6Sringgr RWSfy.rson nggrrgSARr glAsRRir Hssroo Ok 4
| Co. 9Th and New York ave. NV.
ma. $4,000.
AUTO SALESMAN-New and used.
Experience not necessary, but
must be aggressive and willing to
| follow instructions. Transp. furn.,
excel. nay plan. See RED NOEL,
A. M. !. SALES AND SERVICE,
1850 ,S5 IS AstrSRgisss1i %G sai1Sg'' AZ Ken'ins-
AUTO Statesmen (2)
Splendid opportunity to make 9
substantial income selling Eords.
Falcons and Thunderbirds for q
long-established and reliable deal
ership. We offer expert closing
help and many company benefits.
Prefer experienced, but win train
perienced men we select.
SEE DAN LATHIOEB
OR JOE BRYAN
PARKWAY MOTOR co,
3040 N st. NV.
AUTO SALESMAN = Experienced.
used car salesman. to sch for one
Of Net. areas largest volume
terested in making 81 900 . NO.
need apply. BANNING q SONS.
Route 4. HyAtts. Apply Don Jack
son. UN. 1880.
AUTO STAT COVER installation
man. Must. be exper, and depend
able. Y -day wk. Apply 70 Joe,
ENER Al AUTO q LA 3 8
| GEORGETOWN, 1880 N st. NV.
Evening star., 1962-05-12
A ?. WINTERBLE. JR

METRoPoIITAN PAiNr sroREs
MANAGRR for gun club, skeet and
sun. only. keel Opportunity for
retired person 10 increase income.
Generous salary. Call =. II. Toll
BERT. FE. 7-3700 for Interview.
MAN for ,dishVashinS and cleaning
job. Live In home, sober, Rood
salary. WA. 7-9774.
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ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA
eUBSTANTiAL INCOME QUAR-
Appointment Sales, Pm. u. 2.e970
SALES REPRESENTATIVE - well
established distributor OF laundry
and dry eleaiis supplles an, and
EeprcesentaItalve H.. IN oa Was22nInsIen, " ~ ~.
pcrience in industry desired. and
you must have successful salel
background. You will .receLyl
salary and expenses during full
training period. Excellent oppor-
tunity TO grow and increase earn.
mss; Must have car. ~ repliei
looking for q permanent posi-.
fuii particuiafs Box zis.R. staT.
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HELP Me-

SALES OPENINGS. an binds. top
BoYD's lest. 50 yrs0 cor. isth
Evening star., 1962-05-12

HigneSt paid ealary N city Ril4
2-bedrm, apt On project Can
MAINTRNANcE CARP ENTE h,
steady yeAT-ar9and WORK IN lac.
sober Is s ssd is'GSISns Ssis y superviss E heip.
SAiAry win begin with experience.
Call 53o-3150 for appointment
Monday between 9-l1 an.
MAINTENANCE
SUPERINTENDENT
EXPERIENCED ONLY
OwneY And builder high-rise ele-
vator apts. and office bldes.
Permanent lob for capable, indus
tr1ouS man 10 take fun charge.
salary commensurate with per
ssSHaRPsfso sHhPTRo NC, .i4ls K st. NV.
MANAGER
| TRAINEES
s men. 25-SS, desirous of q life
long position with WaShington's 8
leading paint store chain.
Positions now open In suburban
VirginiA and MARYLAND.
A complete training program Is Of
tered to the men selected.
Substantial commencement salary
and periodic increases with strong
All interviews in strictest conf
4. p. wINTERBLR. JR.
NO. 7-5757
METROPOLITAN PAINT STORES
MANAGER for gun club, skeet and
trap ehooting. Club open Sat. and
sun. only. Excel opportunity for
retired person 10 increase income.
8ssHsrogs sR 'alassz sLoo cslI g. = .ls:vSL =; ToL-
MAN for ,dishwashing and cleaning
JOB. Live In home, sober. good
NAN WANTED, 1885
Married man as eofleetor-salesmsn
e. service established territory,
s SIS Per week z start plus good
while learning. Our men bonded.
HospltaltGatton and vacation. Ap-
ply Saturday after 10 an. Pa
NOUS HOME FURNIsHINGS, 6707
New Hamp. ave, Takoma Park, Nd.
NAN WANTED TO work In appli-
enee store. Parts pickup and gen
eral duties around the store. Cal
~. 9-6522 or come In. a p,
BURGESS ELECTRICAL. CENTER
$40 Branch ave. Sc. wash.
MEAT GROCERY MAN 70 work ID
sm. store. Apply IN person, WEST
ERN MKT, 4S40 western ave. nv,
MEcHANIC. exper. In diesel and
engines: Sober. Apply 1854
MECHANIC-Local references and
2. e. permit required. can ia,
MECHANICs. experienced. for
Mr.. MoRdAN, SP. SseSS4. '
AEcHANIc, work On commercial
dish machines: kxperiencs not
wood I'd. ne. Monday between
$3.50 and 10 An.
MEN, with trucks, 10 haul brick
and building material. Plenty
work. good pay. OF. 4-7555.
sho.e fSly t oa,gss sfgsrisnsss ns.s .SSIE 0Sly
ALEXANDRIA LUMBER CORR, :,
Wilkes and South Patrick sts.,
Alex. Va. Bee Mf. Sellers Or call
b46.200O.
on. BURNER MAN to learn elee-
tTis wiring for air cond. wa. =
1891.
OUTSIDE SALESMAN = For long
established progressive restaurant
and institutional equipment and
supply local distributors. Salary
and incentive bonus remuneration
plan. Please state age. experience,
present connection. and recent
earnings. References will not be
| Checked furthef until you give
Evening star., 1962-05-12

SALESMEN-Don't apply unless you
are enersetic and willing % work.
Opportunity 70 earn $4,000 year.
WI ~ sTsin; 1, ME. ch6er german; o-sAoo
Evening star., 1962-05-12
MAINTENANCE
SUPERINTENDENT

EXPERIENCED ONLY
Owner and builder high-rise ele.
Yator apts. and office 6ldEs.
Permanent lob for capable. indus.
trious man 70 take fun charge
salary commensurate with per
sHAPTRo NC, ,i4is K st. NV.
Evening star., 1962-05-12
HELP MEM

REAL ESTATE sALEsMKN-Ae-
tive yell-supervised office, Cen
trAl MONTGOMERY County location
Excellent opportunity 70 make sub
stansal s.,I,sssl sa5ninss: WIN train
Evening star., 1962-05-12

.ulyIz, 0.II, INK 4LuzLSsl.
TH0s. J. OWEN . SON.
kuetlsneers. iii 3 So. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-05

HYPERTENsHON, or high blood
pressure, is puzzling but fascinat.
ing disease. Puzzling because it
seems to have many causes, affects
people IN all age groups. and varies
greatly in severity; fascinating be-
cause research is beginning to fit
together some Of the pieces Of the
puzzle.
New drugs, dramatic surgery
and a technique for looking at
arteries have brought real relief
to many people whose lives have
been threatened by this disease.
Surgery has helped so to 70 per
cent Of people suffering from one
type of disease, and drugs have
restored 90 to 90 per cent Of one
small group OF patients TO normal
blood pressure levels.
First, how can you tell whether
you have apprehension? 1t need
not cause symptoms, or they can
vary from headaches to bad vision
to nOsebleed. Consequently, only
your doctor and his sphygmoma-
nometer, the familiar device for
testing blood pressure, can tell. An
annual check ON it is enough,
unless You have symptoms that
make you or your doctor suspi-
cious. But have that annual check.
Before we go any farther, let
me explain what | mean by high
blood pressure, as it may mean one
thing to you and another to me.
When the doctor takes your blood
pressure he will record two num-
bers like these: l2O $50. Each is
necessary to diagnose a phase
Of the disease. AUD
Systolic HyPertensiOns The q
first figure, called the syssolic
The
pressure, is measure of the y
force Of the hearts contrac- AZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-05

The pain throbs. The clock ticks. You
need to relax-to be able to sleep. But
you can't.
You've discovered that some head
ache compounds make you restless =.
they stimulate you. You've seen on the
labels why-caffeine.
That's one of the reasons why many
doctors have turned to a modern drug
that doesn't jangle nerves. They are
prescribing Bufferino.
It's exceptionally fast. Within 80 Sec
onds Bufferin's pain reliever can be
getting into your bloodstream speeding
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-05

Dramatic new drugs and seehRiqWes
are saving RsaRy lives. An expert reports
ahe latest news fross one Of medical
sciences most critical bafsIefrORfs
By HARRIET p. DUSTAN, MD.
M.,,h., R...o,,b D;,;s;o, ra.,,.L,n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-05
Sef Member Research Division. Cleveland Clinic Foundation

ton and also Of the elasticity Of
the big arteries = the aorta and
its major branches. This elastic
property Of the big blood vessels
is often lost as age advances and
then systOlic apprehension results.
Since this high blood pressure is
q natural process Of aging it is
not serious, Of itself.
DiastOlic apprehension The Sec
Ond number that your doctor re.
cords is called the diassOlic pres
sssre. 1t is q rough measure Of the
state Of the very small arteries
through which the blood must
flow on its way to nourish the
tissue. IL these arteries are normal,
the diastolic blood pressure is nor
NAL; but if they are narrowed, il is
high. Because good health depends,
in part. on good blood supply to
all parts Of our bodies, diastolic
apprehension can be serious il it is
caused by disease Of these small
arteries.
ONE INTRIGUING FEATURE Of by.
pertension is the variation in its
severity. Sometimes it is very
mild: we all have known an elderly
person who has had high blood
pressure for half a lifetime. Yet,
as far as doctors can tell, this has
caused no appreciable damage to
the heart or blood vessels.
Other people get q rapidly
progressive heart and blood-vessel
disease that accompanies their high
blood pressure. This is called
I'd BY malignant apprehension - SO
a named because it usually re-
III suits in death in a few months
-. if the apprehension is not
. properly treated. Because the
"'' kidney blood vessels are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-05

relief straight to the pain.
Bufferin helps relax nerves grown
tired and tense from pain.
Audit doesn'tupsetyour stomach. In
fact, special combination of anti
acids only in Bufferin reduces excess
acidity that often builds up during a
long ''headachey" night. -
Headache pain comes for
many reasons, and can strike
at any moment. To protect E|||3ss.il
yourself, have friend stand
ing by-Bufferin, the modern
drug for pain. 49,
Evening star., 1962-09-28
Arlington Job
Still Untitled,
Boord Says

The Chairman Of the Ar
lington County Board today in
sisted that its choice Of a new
county manager remains very
much in doubt.
Earnest d. Wilt vigorously
denied q published report that
the job probably win be offered
this week end to Vert w. John
son. presently city manager Of
Evanston, H.. a wealthy Chi
cago suburb.
He stressed that in addition
to Mr.. johnson, the board is
considering two other candi-
dates, one from the South and
the other from the Midwest.
1.-TWO board members are
going to Chicago tomorrow to
talk to Mr.. Johnson. but they
have no authority to offer him
the job," Mr.. wilt said.
81 just think that it should
be emphasized that the job has
not been offered to him and a
decision has not been reached
to offer it to him. We will not
decide until we meet next
week"
He reported that a board
member left yesterday to inter-
view one of the other candi-
dates and that another inter-
view still may be scheduled
with the third prospect.
Evening star., 1962-09-28
JuryAttocks
County Aid,
Urges Probe

The outgoing Prince Georges
County Grand Jury charged to-
day that welfare payments are
being made to ineligible recipi-
ents.
In its final report, the April
term called for creation Of a
special investigative body to de-
termine the extent and cause OF
irregularities" in the admin
istration Of welfare payments.
There seems to be definite
room for improvement in in
vestigstion procedures used by
the Welfare Department to de-
termine continuing eligibility OF
persons on welfare" /" the juors
stated.
The grand jury reported thai
in many instances persons con-
tinue to receive welfare pay
ments when they are not en-.
titled to them.
Whatever the cause of thi;
condition. the matter should bt
investigated by an experienced
investigative group, and stepi
taken to eliminate such pay.
ments and any other irregu-
larities that may be found,
the jury added.
1t also suggested that a study
be made Of working conditions
and salaries in the Welfare
Department.
A total Of rs criminal indict-
ments we're also handed down
Evening star., 1962-09-28
BroyhiII Vows to Match
Record With Kennedy's

ION behalf of the people of the
10th district. for Mr.. Broyhill's
use Of the phrase, "Cape Cod
carpetbaggers" in connection
with references by President
Kennedy and Attorney General
Robert F. Kennedy to the near
by Virginia campaign.
Primary Vote Cited
While Mr.. johnson is an
enthusiastic supporter Of the
President, Mr.. Fenwick said,
Mr.. Broyhill should realize that
Democrats selected their candi-
date in an open primary by
14,516 voters while the Repub-
licans selected theirs through
"a few hundred Republican
Party workers"
To this. Robert j. Gerber,
10Th district Republican chair
man and Mr.. Broyhill's cam
paign chairman, responded in
a statement:
by apologizing for Con-
gresham Broyhill's answer to
the Kennedy slur against the
Congressman's record Mr..
Fenwick has willingly sepa-
rated himself from the con-
sentative members of his own
party and the many other
people in Northern Virginia
who have worked with the
Congressman in achieving one
of the most impressive records
in the House"
Evening star., 1962-09-28

Two soaking wet District
men-one Of them a Washing
ton policeman - were arrested
by Alexandria police early this
morning, and authorities were
searching for the mems car in
40 feet Of water under the
Woodrow Wilson Bridge.
The policeman. Pvt. James
J. Schnautz. %. Of the 100
block Of New Hampshire ave-
nue. NV, was suspended from
the force after Alexandria po-
lice charged him with being
drunk in public.
His roommate. Robert A
Webb, 81, was charged with
public intoxication. assault anc
battery.
Pvt. Schnautz. who received
a bump on the head in the
accident, was released to Lieut.,
Robert r. Callow of the Metro
politan Police after the drunk
charge was filed. He insisted
on taking a blood alcohol test
and passed it with flying colors
Deputy Chief Charles Covell
said Pvt. Schnautz would be re-
turned to duty as soon as he
RECEIVERS from the head injury
Webb was fined $40 on the
drunk charge and SIS on the
assault charge. A further count
of resisting arrest was dropped
Schnautz Charge Dismissed
Later, in Alexandria Grim
inal Court. the charge against
Pvt. Schnautz was dismissed.
Alexandria authorities would
not give details Of the circum-
stances surrounding the arrests
but Pvt. Schnautz's command
Evening star., 1962-09-28

Representative Broyhill, Re-
publican Of Virginia, last night
Questioned the right Of Presi-
dent Kennedy to convey mis-
information" on the Congress
mans legislative record.
Mr.. Broyhill, speaking to
about so persons at the opening
Of his Alexandra campaign
headquarters at 602 King street,
said he intends to match his
record against the legislative
achievements Of Mr.. Kennedy
eAnd they elected him Presi-
dent" Mr.. Broyhill said. I'm
not asking for that. I'm merely
asking to be reelected to Con-
gress."
The CONGRESSMAN said he ex-
poets to gain reelection by the
greatest plurality in his politi-
cal history. Noting that Alex
andria is a perennially Demo-
cratic city. he said, THE peo-
pie in Alexandria believe IN
Americanism over socialism. /.
They don't look to the Federal
Government for handouts, for
control, for dictation."
Controlled by ADA"
The Democratic Party in
Northern Virginia is not con-
trolled by persons who adhere
to the principles of jefferson
and jackson, he said. The par
ty is controlled by the Ameri-
cans for Democratic Action
and other ultra liberal
causes" he said.
They claim they are ma
tionally oriented Democrats,
but I would say they are more
internationally oriented than
anything else"
The Republican headquarters
is two blocks from the Alexan-
dria headquarters Of Mr.. Broy-
hills opponent, Augustus C.
johnson.
In a related development,
State Senator Charles r. Fen
wick, 10th district Democratic
chairman, issued an apology
Evening star., 1962-09-28
z Get River Soaking;
One Is D. c. Policeman

ing officer, Capt. Milton Reed
Of the 18th precinct. gave this
account:
Pvt. Schnautz and his friend
were driving home from a party
in Alexandria and apparently
missed the approach to the
Wilson Bridge. Mr.. Webb, who
was driving, took an old service
road used by trucks to haul
material for the bridge foun-
dations. The road ends on a
bulkhead at the edge Of the
Potomac, and the car went off
into the river.
Pvt. Schnautz, according to
Capt. Reed, was DOING in the
front seat, and the first he
knew that anything was wrong
was when the cold river water
began swirling around him. He
fought his way out of the sink
/ ing car, hauling his buddy after
him, and both made it to shore.
Picked Up by Police
What happened after that is
hazy, but at 3.35 am. Pvt,
Schnautz was picked up by
Alexandria police at Washing
ton and King streets, a mile
or more from the bridge. His
friend was arrested at about
the same time at South Lee and
Grant streets, about four blocks
from the accident scene.
Both men were dripping wet,
according to Deputy Chief
G. F. Everly of the Alexandria
police.
Some car tracks were found
leading to the river bulkhead.
Inspector Everly said, but no
car could be seen in the water.
Evening star., 1962-09-28
School Bodrd Member
Reps RivoI at Rally

lers with too much supervision.
and was not economy-minded.
Board president William r.
Thomas III countered by say
ing real economies have been
made in school operations. in
Icluding a one-third reduction
in school bus maintenance
costs. savings due to advance
school site purchase and i'm
proved procurement.
:"Since 1885," Mr.. Thomas
said. I'VE have built a class
room a day and have built
them economically and where
they are needed. BY January
there win be no children on
double sessions for the first
time in over 10 years"
Challenger Speaks
Everett H. Woodward, one Of
the challengers. said the board
could live within its means and
still stress quality Of teaching.
He said teachers should be
the most important element in
the system and that they should
not be Saddled with too much
supervision. Teachers in the
lower grades. he said. should be
allowed more flexibility so that
they would be leaders instead
Of playmates."
Incumbents seeking re-elec-
ton besides Mr.. Thomas and
DR.. Breimyer are Robert E
Murrow and Paul c. Howard.
Besides Mr.. woodward, the
challengers include william I
Saunders Of Ashton. Charles w
Bell Of Rockville and Mr.. Coyle.
Evening star., 1962-09-28
BY WILLIAM DUKE
Star s,aH Writer


Harold F. Breimyer, a Mont
gomery County School Board
member. said last night that
recent charges Of irregularities
in school construction were q
"chaep publicity gimmick." by
a challenging school board can
didate.
The man who made the
charges last week, william E
Coyle. said he would stand by
his statements. He said they
were not accusations against
any individual. but his personal
observations.
Or. Breimyer and three other
incumbent board members run
ming for reelection. indicated
last night they would run or
the accomplishments of the
school system. DR.. Breimyer
speaking of the boards record
said the last four years have
been the most creative years
in the history of our school
system"
200 at Rally
Butathe four challenging can
didates painted a different pic
ture for the board and 200 per-
sons attending a school board
election rally sponsored by the
county units Of the American
Association Of University
Women.
They claimed the board was
not paying enough attention to
the fundamentals Of educa-
.tion." was strangling its teach
Evening star., 1962-09-28
BroyhiIIAid
Called False
ByJohnson

Representative Broyhill, Re-
publican Of Virginia. was ac-
cused last night Of falsely
claiming credit for Potomac
River pollution abatement leg
islative grants to nearby locali-
ties.
The accusation came from
his Democratic opponent, Au-
gustus C. johnson, at a meet
ing Of the Mount Vernon Dis
trict Democratic Committee in
Fairfax County.
After documenting what he
said was the history Of pollu-
'tion abatement legislation, Mr..
johnson added:
'It is sheer hypocrisy on the
part Of the incumbent to hand
out press releases announcing
the local grants as If he had
been the one who secured them.
Mr.. Broyhill is now writing and
distributing pure fiction"
Inaccurate Claims
The Democrat, who has
sought unsuccessfully to face
his opponent at public meet
ings, said Mr.. Broyhill's CAM
paign manager, Robert J. Cor
ber, in a debate with him Mon
day night, had made mislead-
ing and inaccurate claims that
the incumbent had "co-spon-
sored" a bill to reduce pollution.
THE bill he referred to was
considered in 1882" Mr.. john
son said, but it was not Mr..
Broyhill's bill and it did not
pass"
What happened. Mr.. john
son related, was that Mr.. Broy-
hill copied wording in legisla-
ton previously offered by DEM
ocratic Representatives Lank-
ford and Foley Of Maryland and
Blatnik of Minnesota.
THE Lankford bill was
reported out Of the Public
Works Committee" Mr.. john
son said, "and then was tabled
by the House, and Senate Bill
1884 was passed instead. This
bin increases the maximum
amount which can be borrowed
for the District Of Columbia
sewer system"
Bill Didn't Pass
Mr.. Gerber further said. ac-
,cording to Mr.. johnson, that
Mr.. Broyhill had supported $50
million for pollution control
with the implication that this
authorization was passed and
we are now happily using the
$50 million.
This bill did not become
law because President Eisen-
hover vetoed it. Mr.. Broyhill
voted to uphold the veto and
therefore to kill the bill"
Again, the Democrat charged,
Mr.. Broyhill first voted to re-
commit q 1861 pollution control
bill to committee and then
voted against it on final pas
sage.
Evening star., 1962-09-28
Honest InHution

DES MONIES, Iowa (AP).-
There's a sign in a Des Moines
tavern which says: Old-Fash-
ioned scent Beer, zoe.
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Sears does not establish artificial
''Hsf" prices in order 10 aiiou for so.
called "diSCOunt' or 'frdde-in"
pricing. Sears original prices are
loo prices. special sale prices are
elen LOMer.
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Store Hours: Mondays, Thurs
days and Fridays, 10 to 9;
Tuesdays, Wednesdays and
Saturdays, 10 to e. Free Park
Ing,
, 1962-11-30
THE PRESIDENT: Senator Anduze

H PRESIDENT: Senator Anduze.
MR.. ANDUZ Mr.. President, I should have arisen
right after the roll call to make an excuse for Mrs. Millin
who is i'll.
THE PRESIDENT: Let the record show that Sena-
tor Millin is i'll today and is unable to attend the session.
THE PRESIDENT: Do we have any further priv
leges of the floor?
MR.. ALEXANDER: Mr.. President.
THE PRESIDENT: Senator Alexander.
MR.. ALEXANDER: Mr.. President, there exists a
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