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HUMPHREY PROPERTIES

SPRING. New Hamp. Ave.
srea-New brk. 3-bedrm., 2-bath
rambler. S2O.990, $500 dn. Ewes.
WIZ 2-oQ1R SGS-ronl
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ANDREWS AREA-Waik to Mt Cal
vary and Penn Mar. Like-new. a.
bedrm. picture rambler, walk-out
bsmt., fenced shaded lot. Priced
low with extra good terms. BUNT-
ING REAL ESTATE. RE. 5-2SS3,
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USE YOUR GI LOAN. owner transf.
will accept any reasonable offer.
brick rambler. liv. rm.. w/firepl.,
3 bedrms., lge. pine paneled rec.
rm., fenced yard. S1S,500.
co. JU. 5-6010
WHEATON-Decoratedl Only $3.50
dn., SS4 mo. buys this 3-B.R.
home wIdin. rm. Only S1l.500.
C. pcul hickman 949-O2O0
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

MANOR COUNTRY CLUB
S2s,950. amazing Low priced brick
3-bedroom rambler near the Sth
Fairway, OWNER MUST SILL
THIS MONTH. Subject to reason
able offer. Corner lot l0Ox20O.
den, garage and vacant. 1875
CroSsway I'd. Lots in same area
are selling for 81, 200 to So. 600.
Principals only; Please caIl OWN
Evening star., 1962-09-23
POINTS OF INTEREST
That War Isn't Over Yet;
Jeb Stuart Rides Auuin
POcketbOok Problems

PENN SYLVANIA.-ThC
Franklin County Civil Wal
Centennial Commission will
commemorate Confederate Gen
j. E. B. Stuart's raid on Cham.
bersburg. October 1914, with
the re-enactment of the actua,
Sortie set for Saturday, the
18th.
The raid will follow a color
full parade in downtown Cham
bersburg, featuring the Blue
Gray Military Association. The
Blue-Gray Military Ball will be
held that evening. On Sunday
morning, the visiting units will
move out toward Cashtown, fol.
lowing the route taken by
Stuart's raiders.
The 14th annual Flamins
Foliage Festival will be helC
at Remove, in Bucktail Canyon
SIS miles northwest of Williams.
port on U. s. 100, October 49,
IA.
=
WEST VIRGINIA. - The
Mountain State Forest Festival
is scheduled at Elkins October
4-6, with outdoor sports events,
parades and the coronation Of a
Queen.
-
BAHAMAS. - They're going
to burn Guy Fawkes November
5. The 17th Century conspira-
tor against England's House OF
Evening star., 1962-09-23

Commons will be hanged in
effigy all over the island.
CONNECTICUT. - The 93rc
Danbury State Fair will be held
September 20 through Oc-
tober z.
ARIZONA. - Coming high
lights in the Southwestern Sun
Country: Arizona State Fair,
Phoenix. November 2-12; FL
Paso Sun Carnival, last week
in December; La Fiesta de los
Vaqueros in Tucson, late Feb
ruary.
NEW YORK. - The Colum-
bus Day parade moves up Fifth
avenue from Fourth-fourth tC
Eighty-second street October
IL.
Bernstein will conduct the
Philharmonic in its new home
at Lincoln Center and the City
Opera Company will give per-
formances at City Center.
CALIFORNIA raisin is
king at Dinubs September 90
for the Raisin Harvest Festival
in the San Joaquin Valley, when
all of Americas raisins and
half the worlds supply are
grown.
They'll even be serving raisin
burgers.
Evening star., 1962-09-23
Waikiki Shell
Festival Site

HONOLULU - Songs and
dances Of the Pacific fro m
Hawaii to the Orient and New
Zealand will be brought togeth-
er for the first time here Nov
ember 10-17 in the debut OF
the Festival of the Pacific.
Five racial groups and
hundreds Of entertainers will
take part in a series of musical
nights at the waikiki Shell.
The festival is one Of the
features of There is more for
all this Fall in Hawaii" /"
sponsored by the Hawaii
Visitors Bureau.
Other events include the ira
ditional Aloha Week, october
1927; and amateur fishing
derby for visitors, this month
through December, and an
Aloha to Honeymooners,
December lis.
Evening star., 1962-09-23
Rail Fans Sturt
Excursion by Bus

Railroad fans, particularly
those who seek return to the
steam locomotive, will have
their chance next Saturday.
The National Railway Histor-
ical Society has arranged q trip
to the East Broad Top rail-
road at Rockhill Furnace, Pa.
with space for 38 passengers
on a chartered Greyhound bus
leaving the Greyhound termi-
nal here at 8 am. 1t will make
a brief stop in front of the
Bethesda Hot Shoppe' at $3.50
am.
Reservation requests and
check or money order should
go to Karl W. Helft, 1911 K
street, NV.
Evening star., 1962-09-23
COGNAC VINES
ABOUT READY
IN DRINKVILLE.

COGNAC, France. -
There's beaucoup hospital
ity next month here in the
home of cagnac brandy.
The harve s t begins in
October and for tourists.
the red carpet is out. The
area, $50 miles southwest
of Paris, is small about
one-fourth the size of Rhode
Island but Is one Of the
most picturesque in all of
France.
Pick some grapes your
self! Highways cut across
the vineyards and you can
step right out Of your car
and into the fields.
At the distilleries-mas-
sive, fortress-like structures
along the historic Charente
River you'll be taken to
the cool, age-old cellars
where the br an dy sleeps
until it is mature,
And you'll get a drink Of
cognac as an au reVoir.
Evening star., 1962-09-23

parking. radio. television and
air conditioning.
The new type accommoda-
ton will be called "Sherwyn, /"
designed for travellers who find
that some cities may be top
heavy with luxury hotels and
short on really economical IA
cilities.
Mr.. Gilmore notes that
practically no foreign visitor
has gone broke or returned
home disillusioned as a result
Of prices" in this country.
The Travel Services expand
ing message tells prospective
visitors they can live like
kings or get by on a modest
budget, just as millions of
thrifty American tourists do"
Prejudice Dissolved
He quotes British columnist
Vincent Mulchrone:
II have just spent two weeks
in the United States and it was
the experience of a lifetime.
went there with a lot of preju-
dices, but the American people
dissolved them.
Never anywhere have I been
treated with such overall kind
ness and courtesy"
The January Inlay 80 total
of 203,369 visitors topped the
similar period for last year by
over 10000. with Great Britain's
37,052 topping the list; Ger
many next with 17,113 and
France with 2,452.
Evening star., 1962-09-23
FRUITS OF AUTUMN
Head for Tennessee Hills to Shop

dies. One holds them at the
pinched places.
A close neighbor Of Mr.. Nc
Donald Is James Peoples, q
craftsman in his 80s. Mr.. Peo-
pies makes lovely objects from
copper and brass and other
metals. And not so far away
is Jane Glass, painter Of beau
tiful enamel designs on copper
She also fashions silver jewell
~.
Sarah Young, whose Eagle
Bend Pottery is in q 102-year-
old sm okehouse beside O
weathered plantation mansion
of the same age, is widely
known for her coveys Of ceram-
ic quail. But she also is stuck
with an excellent reputation
for ash trays.
Arrowcraft Shop, in the CEN
ter of Gatlinburg, is one of
the outstanding craft shops of
the region. 1t is operated by
Pi Beta Phi, the first national
fraternity for women, and is
associated with the unusual Pi
Beta Phi Settlement School at
Gatlinburg.
For more information about
Evening star., 1962-09-23

an off-beat shopping trip In
East Tennessee, or about viS-
tor accommodations Of all
kinds in Knoxville and East
Tennessee, write to the Knox
vile Tourist Bureau. p. o. Box
237, Knoxville, Tennessee.
Evening star., 1962-09-23
pReodied
In Barbados

Any question as to why Bar
bados Is known as Little Eng
land" will be answered for
visitors October 27-November 8,
when the Barbados Regiment
brings out pomp and ceremony
in q week-long celebration.
It opens with a regimental
sports meet in which police,
cadets and even tourists m a y
compete, according to the Bar
bados Tourist Board. Sunday,
thereu be parade at st. Mat
thias', the traditional military
church.
Later in the week, Bridge
towns Mayor will take the sa-
lutte at a special march through
the city. But November is the
day to mark on everyone's cal
endar-when the Regiment lets
out all the Ceremonial" stops!
At the Garrison Savannah,
their drum crops will parade,
dressed in the colorful zouave
uniform, personally selected by
Queen Victoria for her West
India Regiment.
Loyal in spirit, Barbados has
been loyal in fact for over
three centuries of uninter-
.rupted British rule. the first
record Of soldiers on the island
dates back to 1851 when pro-
Cavalier forces defied Crom-
wells fleet. Over the years,
militias were raised to preserve
Barbados for the Crown. To-
ward the end of the 18th Gen.
tury. Imperial troops arrived
cit was during this era that
Nelson became the Savior of
the West Indies" only to fall
at Trafalgar on Oct. 81, 1906
a date Barbados also remem-
! bers).
Today's troops began as the
Volunteer Force" some so
years ago; then in AT, they
were reconstructed and called
the Regiment after affiliation
with the Royal Leicestershire.
Evening star., 1962-09-23

be featured at the Fair-pot-
ters, weavers, spinners, Jewell
ers, rug makers. furniture max
ers, to mention a few. Most Of
the craftsmen viii be from
Tennessee. North Carolina and
Kentucky, but Georgia, South
Carolina, the Virginias and
Maryland viii be represented.
While the Fair is the big
event Of the year, the crafts
men work throughout the year.
Many welcome visitors to their
workshops as well as to their
sales shops.
Visit Pigeon River Pottery on
Us. AL seven miles north of
Gatlinburg. Walk over the cool
stone floors, watch the potters
and see their exceptionally
beautiful products. See old Cy-
clone Jim, the horse whose
pace makes a joke Of his name,
turning the shaft that grinds
some Of the clay just outside
the shop.
Fourth Generation
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Fergu-
son own the pottery. She is q
fourth-generation potter, q de-
scendant Of skilled English h
potters. But her husband,
though only first-generation
pot maker. is head man at
Pigeon Forge.
One of his most popular
products is serving tray with
a ceramic center inside a wide
circle of carved wood-walnut,
cherry or maple. H. A. Flem-
ing carves the wood parts at
his place Just across the
Pigeon.
Potters in the region come
up with their individual ideas
for articles and design. It's bad
form for others to copy them.
Metal Smiths
Watch Ken Mcdonald, in his
shop on Buckhorn road, near
Gatlinburg. He has long slen-
der fingers. sensitive, incredi-
bly, skilled. He makes "pinched
pitchers They have no han
Evening star., 1962-09-23
.Extro Pfennigs or Francs?
Know Whence They Come

- q cavalcade Of 10 British
sports car enthusiasts.
One of the items which they
undoubtedly will enjoy, as Mr..
Gilmore points out, is the price
Of gasoline In these parts, COM
pared to the approximate SO
cents Imperial gallon) they pay
in Britain.
POcketbOok Problems
Early research by the Travel
Service indicated that fear Of
excessive costs would be the
greatest deterrent to travel in
the States.
Executive interviews with for
eign visitors" Mr.. Gilm or e
writes. showed that to most,
prices here were surprisingly
less than they anticipated"
In fact, he makes it sound
so good. the report may in
duce some of US to head back
to the old country and start
over.
In support Of the Travel
Service program, major firms
are offering foreign visitors
such bargains as is per cent
reduction on all rail Goa h
travel; go days of unlimited
bus travel for 500; three
meals with tips and taxes for
$6 per day and hotel rooms in
principal cities for $6 per per-
son per night with free tele-
vision, air conditioning and
often a swimming pool
Bargain Rates
AS one Of the newest bar
gains available to foreign
visitors and we natives as well
Sheraton hotels in 10 select
ed cities over the country will
begin offering tourist class
rooms" at a maximum single
room rate Of $5,75. In 16 Of
the 19 hotels, this includes free
Evening star., 1962-09-23
Island COLLEGE

A five-faceted curriculum
for The College Of the Virgin
Islands, opening in 1868, will
cover liberal arts, resort oper-
alton, business studies and eng
ineering technical training.
Evening star., 1962-09-23
OF AUTUMN

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. - Sep
tember- October is the season
to search for the fruits of
autumn and shop for the "arts
of the hills" in East Tennessee.
The best sourwood honey
crop in years is out of the
hives and ready for sale, but
the supply will not meet de-
mand. A jar Of pale golden
sourwood is the end of the
rainbow for honey connois-
seurs. Look for it in the shops
at Gatlinburg and Townsend,
at Kermit Caughron's apiary in
historic Cades Cove, or on the
colorful new Market Mall here
in Knoxville.
Early October is the most
likely time to find the mule
powered cane grinder turning
out Juice for sorghum molasses
cooked while you watch in
Cades Cove. This mountain
trimmed cove is one Of the most
popular features Of Great
Smoky Mountains National
Park. 1t is at the western end
of the Park, near the Little
River Valley village of Town
send. &
Mountain Art
Hundreds Of mountain "art-
ists"-craftsmen who create
beautiful and useful objects OF
cloth, clay. cotton, wool, wood
and metal - are working on
their priced products to show
at Southern Highland Handi-
craft Guilds Craftsman's Fair
october 1927 at Gatlinburg's
Municipal Auditorium.
About 40 different crafts will
Evening star., 1962-09-23
By CHARLES YARBRoUGH
Star Trsvsl Editor

Maybe none Of it is readily
identifiable In your pocket as
yet, but the sound Of new
money is being heard in the
land.
The biggest foreign visitor
summer In the history of the
United States" (not counting
IT'S, and 1912 has left over
$106 million on these shores
during the first five months OF
this year.
Gleefully recapping the fist
part of the year, Volt Gilmore,
the affable and able director
of the United States Travel
Service, estimates each of the
203, 900 visitors spent an aver
age of $520-with the big, tour
ist-flourishing months yet to be
counted.
Headed Here
Writing for the North Amer
lean Newspaper Alliance, Mr.,
Gilmore announces a vigorous
fall campaign to keep world
travellers coming this way all
winter and next spring.
AS one example, the first
group Of British motorists to
visit the United States sine :
World War II will rally through
the Eastern and mid-Western
States on o 2,300-mile sight
seeing tour early next month
Evening star., 1962-09-23
Ready for Fair

A seven-story 217-r m
motor inn will be built at the
main gate entrance to the New
York Worlds Fair and will be
named the Treadway Inn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-25
TV MAILBAG

This is your chance to sound oft
and nv Critic Bernie Harrison
actH do his best to a7,saDer QueS-
tions. Please keep letters brief.
Pen names aUiH be used If desired.
Daytime TV is new to me as I
was teaching all day but due to
illness I've had to stay home and
the TV has certainly been help.
The reason for this letter is that I
have been so impressed with an
entertaining program at noon daily
that wanted to share my discovery
(although I'm sure you probably dis
covered it long ago.. It's called Your
First Impression, with attractive Bill
Leyden as me. It is fascinating for
anyone interested in personalities
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-25

A Daytime Viewers
First Impression
and you certainly get glimpse at
the celebrities real self.
K. OBJ.
The slloaD is doing ,Dell, you'll be
happy to EcnolU and might conceiUGbIy
make it to nighttime TV (GlG Con-
centrGtion and Password.
Every Sunday, the first thing I
read in the paper is the TV Maya
zine-to check programs for the
week. Ever since the repeats of The
Californians, Adam Kennedy is
listed as the star. Who is he? Has
Richard Coogan changed his name?
Mrs. A. B. B.
If / remember the series correctly
ION its long-ago first run on NBC),
The CGlifornians SWITCHED stars about
halfway. They are tho different
actors.
y
My father and are wondering
who that cute little girl was on The.
Late Show February 8. The movie
was Virginia" starring Madeleine
Carroll and Fred MacMurray. We
thought it was Shirley Temple.
z. F.
Not Shirley. 1t aDGs loQudciouS
little lady named Carolyn Lee.
U1< AUTHENTIC
Evening star., 1962-05-24

screenplay reaches q climax as
poignant as the rest Of it has
been gay and exciting.
ARS
Nothing in those beguiling
earlier performances Of Hayley
can compare with the exquisite
deftneSs Of this one. It COM
prehends the whole range of
childish innocence, imagination,
and faith but never to the
detriment Of that fugitively
impish sense that life is more
than one small girl should be
asked to manage.
In charm. the runner-up per-
formance is that Of Alan
Barnes as the young brother
who. ardent early discipleship,
slowly gives way to errant Ju-
das impulses. Uncounted other
children contribute to the
warmth Of whistle Down the
Wind" as do those of such
adults as Alan Bates, the
stranger; Bernard Lee as the
father Of the three key chill
dren; and Elsie Wagstaff as the
crochety aunt Of the BoStock
household.
Lapsed moviegoers would do
well to return to the fold long
enough to see "Whistl Down
the Wind"
CANNES POSTSCRIPT:
Well, for all the excitement of
its major entry, Long Days
Journey Into Night" Hollywood
emerged from Cannes film fes-
tival with its standard conso-
lation prize. This was a COL
lective acting award to Sir
Ralph Richardson, Katharine
Evening star., 1962-05-24

MetrOpolitan-'Love Me Or
Leave Me-; 1880 am, Ass,
$40 and $40 pm. Love Is
Better Than Ever; 1880. Ass
and $40 pm.
Ontario - The Counterfeit
Traitor; lis. 4. z and 9:55
pm.
Palace - King Solomon's
Evening star., 1962-05-24


imaginatively to be-a poign-
ant. funny. irresistible capsul-
ing Of the wonder Of childhood
1t is for the entire family
and If the family is properly
grateful, Whistle Down the
Wind" will be around a long
time to encourage the belief
that the species may not be
hopeless. after all.
In many respects, this is little
Miss Mills best film, better even
than Tiger Bay" and COM
pletely reaffirmative that she
is the loveliest thing that has
happened to the movies in
years. The role she plays. in
cidentally, is one taken from
a novel written by her mother,
Mary Hayley Mills. The latter.
as one might have suspected,
knows a great deal about chill
dren. the wonder of their world,
how imaginative. and funny,
and faithful to their convic-
tions, no matter how unrealis-
tically aSkew the latter may be.
&H
Three farm children of whom
Hayley is the oldest are the mar
rative principals in the picture.
When they awaken a sleeping,
bearded young man in a barn,
ask him who he is, and hear
him say YEARLY Jesus Christ"
they associate themselves at
once with the Second Coming.
Instantly and with becoming
humility, they become disciples.
They will. and do, supply the
visitor with food, shelter, drink,
and especially protection from
adults who. they vaguely re-
member. crucified Christ on his
first visit.
The stranger, naturally, is
baffled by this loving solicit
tude, the more so because the
adult community, including the
children's father, is at that very
time searching for an elusive |
murderer. Nevertheless, he and
movie-goers, recognize the Sit
uation as involving a chslleng-
ing and suSpenseful relation
ship.
So, with never an irreverent !
note, it is allowed to work it
self out in a context that fall
terS here and there but generally
maintains a captivatingly visit
full and amusing flavor. Most
of the energy and inspiration
Of this is supplied by little Miss
Mills.
Her major problem, as that
Of so many older sisters has
been, is a younger brother
whose Gentle Jesus" feeling for
the stranger slowly gives way
to an agnostic hunch that the
latter is lust another fellow"
And that his domineering sis
ters. rotten cows" are in some
way being taken in by the chap
hiding in the manger.
This toothless skeptic, how
ever soon finds himself at least
temporarily submerged when
the Second Coming story
spreads among the commun-
ity's other children. The null
titude Of these is instantly con-
yerted and remains so until the
Evening star., 1962-05-24

Town-"Jover Come Back;
1915, ais, Ais, 6:l5, Sis and
10:15 pm.
Trans-Lux-"Experiment In
Terror; II am, 1:o5, $40,
Sis, 7:20 and 9::35 pm.
UptOwn-"West Side Story;
$3.50 pm.
Warner-"Judgment at Nu-
remburg";; 2, Sis and $3.50 pm
Evening star., 1962-05-24

Mines; 11:45 am, sos. 6:25
and 9:45 pm. Naked Spur;
1880. 4:50 and $40 pm.
Playhouse - Experiment in
Terror; II, 2, AIS, 6::25 and
$50 pm. Sneak preview, $3.50
pm.
Plaza Satan in High
Heels; HAS am, lis, 2:45,
4:30, 6:10, 7:55 and 9:40 pm.
Evening star., 1962-05-24

Films of More Than Routine Merit
"ONE, TWO, THREE"-James Cagney Communists in
Berlin In a comic caper directed by Billy Wilder.
BREAKFAST AT TIFFANYS"-Audrey Hepburn scintIIates
in glossy and sophisticated romantic comedy
LA BELLE AMERCAINE"-An expensive American convert
Bile is a comic burden for a poor Partisan.
SWEET BIRD OF YOUTH'-WeI-made film version of the
Tennessee Williams play with performance by Ger
aldine Page.
Evening star., 1962-05-24
WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attraction
and Time Of Showing

Stage
Arena-"The Time Of Your
Life; $3.50 pm.
National Theater-'My Fair
Lady; $3.50 pm.
Washington Theater Club
Three at $780,; $3.50 pm.
Screen
AmbaSSadOr-'Love Is Better
Than Ever; las, 4:45 and
BIS pm. Love Me or Leave
Me-; 2:40. 6:10 and 9::35 pm.
Apex "JesSica";; los, $40,
$40. 7:30 and $40 pm.
CapitOl-'LaSt Of the Vik-
ings";; 11:45 am, las, 3:45,
5:45, 7:45 and GAS pm.
DupOnt-"Black Tights; 1,
3:05, Sis, TBS and 9:35 pm.
.Keiths - Follow That
Dream; 11:25 am, 1:3O, 3::35,
$40, 7:45 and $50 pm.
MacArthur-"WhistleD Down
the Wind; 6:15, 7:55 and $50
pm.
Evening star., 1962-05-24

Hepburn, Jason Robards, jr.,
and Dean Stockwell for their
performances in that picture of
Eugene ONeill's great play.
An equivalent award was
made to Rita Tushingham and
Murray Melvin for their con-
tribution to England's hottest
picture contender, "a Taste of
Honey"
The best picture award, the
Golden Palm, was given by the
Cannes jury to the Brazilian
Evening star., 1962-05-24

production. 20 Pagador de Pro-
messas." which dealt with the
life story of a man who carries
a cross as a promise to his
Maker.
The other two American en-
tries. Advise and Consent" and
"All Fall Down" figured not at
all in the jury's decisions
which, in the case of Cannes,
have a long established tradi-
ton for raising eyebrows. And
more than eyebrows.
Evening star., 1962-05-24
THE PASSING SHOW
HoyIey's Latest Film
Innocent, Warm, Gay
By JAY CARMODY
Drama Critic Of The Star

The movies have remembered innocence how
ing it be in whistle Down the Wind" the Macarthur
Theater.
Naturally they fallen back upon their greatest
charme Hayey Mills to make the picture what sets out so
Evening star., 1962-10-18

Store Hours: Today TO g PM; Friday $50
am. to 9 p IN. Darlington Only Open Til 9:3O);
Saturday .9:30 am. 10 6 pm. Free Parking!
Evening star., 1962-10-18
By TRUMAN TEMPLE
Star Staff Writer

The customer was we'll
dressed, a Government worker
with a grade of GS-13, and
wore the expression of a drown
ing man.
I'm up to my neck in
debts" he said. I'VE just got
used to that expense allow
ance, and when it was cut off,
we'll -"
The scene is re-enacted daily
in hundreds of firms known
as pro-raters. Their prolifera-
ton in recent years is a symp-
tom of our easy-credit times.
Pro-raters specialize in ar
ranging a debtors affairs. For
a fee they go over his bills,
often contracting the depart
ment stores and collection
agencies, and bring order to his
chaotic finances by putting
him on regular payments.
They do not lend money.
They add up income in one
column, bills and expenses in
another, and tell the customer
what he must do to bail him
self out.
Often the client is neither
poor nor stupid. Some, like the
Government man mentioned,
make over $4,000 a year.
How does he get into a fl
nancial mess, and why should
he hire a firm to tell him
what he can do himself?
1.-THE mental state of the
customer is often panic" ex-
plains Robert J. Davids, pres
ident of a pro-rating company
in the Bond Building here
called Debt Help Service, Inc.
What often bogs him down
in money troubles is a Job
transfer to another city. A
serviceman may draw a six
month advance on his pay but
has to return it within three
months" he says. "The amount
is deducted from his checks, so
Evening star., 1962-10-18

T-Partially tax exempt.