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SECRETARIAL BOARD and re-
ceptionist, temporary evening
work, TO Q pm, , days, Mon.
through Fri. For approx. to Q
mos. Apply Monday.
$3.50 18th ST. NV Ho. s-66is
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HELP WOMEN

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
telephone voice, accurate typist.
Small office, Prefer resident OF
Chillum, Takoma Park or Silver
Spring area. Vacation, hospitali-
cation. 5000 per mo. starting sal-
airy, Phone FE. 3-4242.
rYPIST, accurate young girl de-
string opportunity in tipping field
with youthful organization. Good
starting salary, vacation and
other company benefits. Apply
MIDDLE ATLANTIC CONFER
ENCE, 2111 e ST. NV.
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AR CONDITIONER, used season,
tranKferable Euarantee. hoR-RnRN-
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DRIvEWAYs AND WALKS, ieveled
and paved .w/asphalt or bluestone.
Land clearine, earth removal and
FIJI dirt avail, All work guar. For
free est, call 5SD- 1880.
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SECRETARY

To president OF real estate invest
ment firm. Shorthand and typing
proficiency required. capable OF
handing varied responsibilities,
age 10 35. sg0-S05 per week
Conn. ave. location. Call CO. 81
nnAn
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RESIDENT MANAGER

f PEodY PoWEE ' PhR J6sE 70
229 shoreham Bldg ST. 3-0255
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ADDING MACHINES New iO-key
cleo. Adds. subtracts, multiplies,
$50, plus tax, with acceptable
trade-in. Rentals, repairs. sales,
all makes, WashingtonS leader.
CENTRAL TYPEWRITER CO., g23
10Th at n NJ MA n nknu
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SALEsPERsoN = Exper. Excellent
Gown shop, Frances ct Frances
1915 Connecticut Ave. NV.
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HELP WOMEN
PART TIME
GENERAL OFFICE WORK

4 TO 10 pm. Silver Spring, $3.50
per mr., age TX to % Perm. po-
sition In 1-girl office. 5S7-l3S2
for interview.
PHYSICIANS ASSISTANT, 1928
for modern medical clinic, sc.
suburban area, Must be attrac-
tive, conscientious, be willing TO
work and pleasing personality,
some experience preferred and
have auto. Blu. 3-23s1. Ext. 222,
PRESSER full or part time for
wool and silk. MARTINIZING,
1898 Conn. ave, NV.
REAL ESTATE sALEsLADIES =
Large Suitland, Md, office has .
openings. Call Mr., Webster.
JOHN R. WEBSTER CO. RE. 6-54OO
REAL ESTATE ADVISORS. 3 open
ings March 18th. $4,000 mini
mum. 10000 guaranteed. Learn
at our expense. Bonus plan. NILS
broker, Monte. Co. Box 4SA-J. Star.
RECEPTIONIsT type as w.p.m.,
S265, BETTY GRAY EMPL., gil
Woodward Bldg. ST. 3-7123.
RECEPT.. SIS. Type AS words per
min. EMPIRE EMPL., 1346 Conn
ave. NV, Room $40, NO. 7-6ll0.
RECEIPT. -TYPIsT, 40 w.p.m., S34O
mo. DOYLE PERSONNEL, ST. 81
1855, Room 702, 1923 Conn ave.
NV. Elevator at extreme left"
RECEPTIONIsT, SIS. TYPE as
PEGGY TOWNE PERSONNEL
229 Shoreham Bldg. ST. 3-0255
RESIDENT MANAGER
For large apartment house
In convenient midtown
area Must be married, J.
bedroom apt, plus salary.
state aRe and experience.
Box 1917 Star.
RESIDENT MANAGER
For new luxury apt. development
opening April in nearby Mary
land. Applicant must have good
refs. and he able to meet the
public. Apt. and salary. Give
complete resume, write Box 404-J,
Star.
RN or LIP. 5-da, wk., Call WA. A.
1886, BELMONT NURSING HOME.
.SALESCLERK, candy. tobacco, 81 j
day week, no nights or Sun. Sob
SIS base pay. HIG0ER'S DRUG.
50l7 Conn. ave. NV.
sALEsGIRLs WANTED, apply r.,
W. WOOLWORTH, 1907 Wis. ave.
Bethesda, Md.
sALEsPERsoN = Exper. Excellent
Gown shop, Frances ct Frances
1915 Connecticut Ave. NV.
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RN or LIP. 5-da. wk., call WA, A.
1886, BELMONT NURSING HOME.
SALEsCLERK, candy. tobacco, So :
s75 base pay. H1GGER's DRUG.
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RELP WOMEN
fcONTlNllEnl
CLERK-TYPIST

CLERk-TYPIST, age is to So only.
must be able 70 meet people. Excel
oppor. for right person. Phone DE.
2-l962 after pm. Mon. for in
tervieW RDDointment
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DRY CLEANING
COUNTER CLERKS
SILK FINISHERS

Positions open Immediately
for alert capable personnel
in our ultra-modern dry
cleaning stores. Full and
part-time available in Are
lington and Wheaton. Call
59b-9693 or apply 2610
Columbia pike. Arlington.
between 9-1l am. Mon.
through Fri, Sun. or ewes.
Call 736-064s, Mr.. Spevak.
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CLERK-TYPIST, experienced, with
good typing and shorthand. Ap-
ply In person 10 Mr.. Johnson,
NEWcoMB-JoNEs REALTY, 1923
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4 to 10 pm. Silver Spring, SI.5O
per mr., age IL to %. Perm. po-
sition in l-girl office. 5S7-13S2
for interview.
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FrRNITIlRE cost, less nhen


NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC, Thou
sands OF dollars worth OF new,
used, damaged freight and close
out furniture being sold. Also AN
TIOUES and bric-a-brac,
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For tntefview. or Apply In Person
eA,iP,lIIfA,iLs A., CREDIT n coRP'
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TELLER. excel. oppor, for
permanent position In down
town financial inst hours 2
10 i.a0 tipping REQUIRED, afe
1920. Call RE. 7-b207.
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SALESWOMAN

Experienced in women's
wear. $65 to SIS per week.
Apply: WoRTH'S, 1876
Rockville pike, Rockville,
Md.
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ADDING MACH, S35, Also late
model cleo, good cond. and new
lO-key cleo. with sub. OIL. 2-O3l3.
AIR COMPREsSORS, new or used,
stationary, any size. 1884 Ord
st. NV. Re. $4,000.
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MISCELLANEOUS SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR FOR SALE

OFFICE TURN. - New and used
Best. Prices, Shop first then cal
US. 1921 L st. NV. MA S-3646.
ORGAN, Gulbransen model e. wal
nut. Chimes. .25-note pedal board
Murlitzer side man. Best offer
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RESIDENT MANAGER

For new luxury apt. development
opening April 1 In nearby Mary
land. Applicant must have good
refs. and he able to meet the
public. Apt. and salary. Give
complete resume. write Box 404-J,
Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-04

industry, which would be an
unprecedented thing.
Steel orders have shown their
first quickening after the sum-
mer lull. And inventories Of
steel users, built up during the
labor negotiations, are reported
to be approaching normal
levels. The industry now looks
for a pickup in activity this
month and a nice upturn in
shipments in october.
Industry also is free for the
time being Of fears of a rail
strike that could have snarled
its supply and product distri-
button lines.
All of this adds up to
promises Of a good fall for
industry and trade.
Add in the gains made In
productivity - the ability to
turn out more goods at less
coSt-and the chances for bet
ter profits in the months ahead
are bright for many companies
This improves the dividend
picture, too.
That Is why many brokers
think the little investor may
come back to the stock market
in force. While he was on the
sidelines. the institutional in
vestors have kept the market
reasonably busy. And with IT.
regularities now and then. the
trend Of prices has been mod
erately upward for almost 9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-04
Canada Shows
Trade Surplus
For I Months

OTTAWA (AP) Canada has
rolled up a $138-million trade
surplus in the first seven
of this year-a sharp
improvement from the $751;
million trading deficit in the
corresponding period Of last
year.
The Dominion Bureau Of sta
tistics reported that exports
for January-July were up rs
per cent to $3,841, 100000 while
imports declined a marginal
one-tenth Of one per cent to
$3,703, 100000.
Export gains were recorded
in all major markets, with the
sharpest increases in sales to
Britain and Commonwealth
countries. Seven-month sales
to the United States were up
"A per cent.
The month Of July produced
a $40 million trade surplus
compared to a $2.2 million sur
plus a year earlier. Exports
were 8.2 per cent hightr at
$607, 100000 while imports rose
5 per cent to 1886, 100000.
Since there is normally q
trade surplus in the last half
of the year, the report indi-
Gated that Canada likely will
end 1868 with its third trade
surplus in a row and the best
trade picture in at least a de-
cade. Last year there was an
$82 million trade surplus and
in 1861 it was $125 million, fol-
lowing eight years of trade def
icits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-04
NASD Distributes
New Training Guide

The National Association OF
Securities Dealers Is distri-
buting a new 115-page train
ing guide designed to assist
registered representative candi-
dates In preparing for the
NASD qualification examina-
ton.
The new publication presents
an 80-hour study course in
Guiding reading assignments
discussion of topics found to
be most difficult in the as
sociation's examination and q
series of review problems and
questions.
The NASD said the publica-
ton would be q valuable study
tool and review aid for persons
already in the business or fol
individuals who wish to learn
more about the financial in
dustry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-04
BY SAM DAWSON
AP Business News Writer

NEW YORK. - More often
than not the stock market
turns down in September. But
this time many brokers are
plugging for an upturn. They
think times are getting ripe
for the small investor to re-
turn,
He apparently had little to
do with the modest rise in the
stock price averages in August.
which traditionalists now are
calling the summer rally. The
same chart followers say that
such q rally usually is followed
by q snde-on after Labor Day
The little fellow has beer
wary since he got burned In the
May June crash Of 1862. But
those who think he may b
tempted back In force to thu
market now point to a number
Of things:
Slowly rising prices II
scattered industrial materials
and consumer goods could builc
public suspicion that initiation
may not be as dead as the
money managers would like tt
think-and rising prices usually
spur stock buying.
Congress seems set soonel
or later to hand out SOM
GODDESS tax cut for boil
business and individuals, NOR
Government spending in a va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-04
Rouse Firm Acquires
CHICAGO Company

James w. Rouse & Co., Balti-
more mortgage banking firm
which operates extensively in
the Washington area, has ac-
quired the assets Of the Chi
cago Mortgage Investment Co
The Chicago firm has become
the fourth office of the Rouse
organization.
The company expanded to
Washington In 1855 and tc
Pittsburgh in 1862. The latest
consolidation will bring Its
portfolio of mortgage loan
services to more than $500 mil
lion.
j. Theodore Daley, vice pres
ident and manager of the COM
mercial mortgage department
of the Washington office, has
been named manager of the
Chicago office. He is a grad
nate of GEORGETOWN University.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-04
Northeast Lists
Service Cuts,
Asks Subsidies
BY the Associated Press

Northeast Airlines has pro-
posed the suspension of service
to Jacksonville and Tampa
st. Petersburg, Fla, but asked
the Civil Aeronautics Board to
let it continue operating its
stronger trunk routes to Mi
ami, Washington and Phila-
delphia pending an appeal.
Northeast also asked the
CAB for immediate resumption
of subsidy for its New England
routes, at the rate Of $74,500
a week effective as Of last Au-
gust /. The airline has not
received subsidy since 1858.
Northeast said these actions
by the CAB are essential to
enable it to continue operating
pending appeal from the
boards August is decision
aimed at stripping Northeast
of it's trunk routes-the routes
south of New York-and fore
ing its reversion to its former
status as a New England re-
gional airline.
In denying Northeast's ap-
plication for renewal of its
New York-Florida routes, the
CAB said 1t would grant subsi-
dies to cover losses Of the New
England operations ss soon as
the airline discontinued serv-
ice south Of New York.
Specifically, Northest pro-
posed to suspend Florida serv-
ice between Boston, New York
and Philadelphia and Jackson
vile and Tampa st. Peters,
burg, and between Washington
and all Florida points.
It also proposed suspension
OF all service to Baltimore.
It proposed to retain service
between Boston, New York and
Philadelphia and Miami, be-
tween Boston and Philadelphia,
and between Boston and WASH
ington.
Taking note Of the CABS
concern about the financial
plight and rehabilitation need
of Eastern Air Lines, Northeast
estimated that it's withdrawal
from Jacksonville and Tampa
st. Petersburg would result in
an additional $3.6 million in
annual revenue for Eastern
without substantial correspond
ing additional costs.
Northeast said its Florida
services were profitable in 1862
and produced about $1,350,000
in operating profits in the first
six months of this year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-04

In the month, the board esti-
mated. Individuals made 406
loans for $2,085, 900, and insur-
ance companies made two such
loans for $11, 900. From miscel-
laneous sources came 1873 loans
for S846,0O0, the board found.
The Washington figures were
in line with q national trend.
OF a total of $780, 38 loans for
$3.176, 744,0OO in the Nation,
savings and loans made 1922
for $1,468,45O,OO0, while COM
mercial banks made 81 ,189 for
$751; ,O91 900 and mutual saw
ings banks made 1904 for
$180,875, 900.
Insurance companies made
8,847 loans for $1l8,8O5, 900
and individuals made 52,83O
for $28S,93 900. Miscellane-
GUS sources accounted for 3d.
286 loans for $3.50, 585, 900.
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riety Of lines. all designed to
beef up the economy.
international affairs, in spite
of the many trouble spots, are
calmer than a year or two
ago - KhruShchev talks more
friendly, whether he means it
or not; the chicken war be-
tween the United States and
the Common Market may be
compromised before it breaks
out into q full ledged trade
war.
Industrial statistics and bust
ness predictions are more than
usually optimistic for the sea-
son, which would make numer-
GUS companies land their
Stocks) look good to investors.
Factory sales have risen to
a new high and, more impor-
tant for the future manufac-
turers' new orders, have In
creased. Still further in the
future is the good prospect tied
to the reported rise in August
and July of machine tool
orders, meaning industry is
preparing for expected more
activity.
Retail sales continue to gain
modestly. This, along with
increased installment credit
shows the consumer to be in a
buying mood still.
High auto sales and output
build hopes for a third straight
year of prosperity for that key
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-04
Ward to Open
5 New Stores

CHICAGO .-Montgom-
ely Ward & Co. plans to open
five full-line department stores
this month, the company said.
The new stores will be at
Lubbock and Pampa, Tex. {;
Phoenix, Ariz.; Falls Church,
Va. Con September 25), Fayette-
Vile, Ark.
The openings will increase
the number of retail stores to
Sis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-04

The award TO the 69-year-
old inventor will be made dur
ing the associations annual
meeting in Houston September
rs.
Past winners include Gen.
Jimmy DOOlittle, Charles A.
Lindbergh, Igor SikOrsky and
Donald Douglas, ST.
Eastern Air Lines will extend
Its "every-hour the hour"
air shuttle service from 7 am.
to IL midnight every night in
the week starting next Mon
day.
A spokesman said the shuttle
service is credited with having
increased air travel by go per
cent in the Washington New
York-Newark- Boston market.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-04
It's warmer in winter less humid in summer on Italian Line
and the sea is calmer all year round.

What does this mean to your more enjoyable trip.
Not only can you spend all day outside, but you can
count on being on your feet A calm sea makes for
calm stomach Play Switchboard In January Lie In the
sun in February Swim in March Stroll the decks with
sure foot You're on Italian Line, where good weather
is matter of course.
And we've designed our ships secordinsly-each
with ample deck space and multiple outdoor swimming
pools. At poolside we serve bouillon at II am lunch
at noon, tea and pastries in the afternoon.
Allow yoursefto be waited on. Our chefs and cooks
many Of them trained in Europes finest hotels, win
find ways Of dehshtns your palate. Our stewards and
Stewardesses, graduates Of the Italian Line special
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-04
Whirlpool Corp.

CHICAGO CDD.-Whirlpool
Corp. said 1t will begin con-
struction' soon on a So million
parts distribution center at La
Porte. Ind. 10 serve as the CEN
trail supply point for all Whirl-
pool-built appliances. The new
center. having 100000 square
feet Of space, Is scheduled for
completion by mid 1864.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-04
PAGING THE LITTLE FELLOW
Small Investor Awaited in Market

year now - ever since the
Cuban crisis last October. The
big pension and investment
funds have been soaking up
the stocks they thought
showed promise, and blue chip
price averages have risen.
Few indeed would suggest
that every day or any particu-
lar day or week will see stock
market advances. Many are
betting, however, that this year
September may be different.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-04
UNITED AIR SETS
AUGUST RECORDS
By CHARLES YARBRoUGH

United Air Lines carried
more passengers and had
more revenue passenger
miles in August than in
any other month.
United flew 974,284, 900
passenger-miles, exceeding
the best previous month
by 49, per cent, and car
ried 1,348.O44 passengers.
topping the previous high
by "a per cent-the pre-
vious high were made In
June.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-04
Dulles Cash Registers
Lack Any Lively Tunes

whirlybird with q 1925, 900
price tag, is pausing in Wash
ington during its first national
tour.
The CAB last week, in an
swering eight applications to
link Washington National,
Dulles International and
Friendship airports, that such
service couldn't pay its own
way at the present time and
that the Government isn't
about to pick up part Of the
operating tab with subsidy.
The visiting whirlybird is a
commercial modification Of
the Army's HUB, which has
been in production about four
years. 1t was certificated for
passenger-carrying by the Fed
eral Aviation Agency last
spring; cruises at 1870 and has
a top speed of 148 with its
Lycoming turbine engine.
The static is certain to
crackle in Columbus, Ohio,
September 81 when the Fed
eral Aviation Agency's future
air traffic control syst e m
comes up for discussion at the
general aviation (all civil air.
craft except the airlines) level
The FAA is participating
with the National Aviation
Trades Association and the
Ohio Division Of Aviation ir
the Project Beacon meeting
One phase Of the meeting
and very likely the stormiest
one-will take UP the FAA'i
proposals for development o.
general aviation transporter
equipment TO provide altitud,
information to ground con
trollers independent Of voic'
radio reports.
The best information avail
able at the moment seems h
indicate such equipment woulC
cost about $500, a figure a littlt
steep for the average private
pilot.
Edwin A. Link, inventor Of
the blind-flylng trainer. will
receive the National Business
Aircraft Associations Aware
for Meritorious Service TO avi-
alton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-04

Other sea routes to Europe may be shorter but Italian
Lines southern route is more pleasant
Take temperature. I's warmer because Italian Line
ships travel nearer the Equator More important they
stay within the fair weather system known as the
Bermuda High throughout the trp. Even in deepest
winter, it's balmy on the HOny southern route.
In summer, the absence Of moisture within the
Bermuda High assures dry arthe kind Of crisp, trans.
lucent days for which Bermuda is famous. It's never
mugy on Italian Line
All year round our sea is calmer The permanent
high pressure system along the Italian Line route
protects you against the rains and winds that cause
ehoppy waters and heavy storms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-04
SGLs Retain Lead
As DC. Source of
Small Mortgages
BY DONALD b. HADLEY
Star Financial Editor

Savings and associations continue to rank the lead
ing mortgages of $4,000 less in the National
Capital Federal Home Loan Bank Board disclosed today
associations made 446 such nonam loans amounting
46OOO in June compared with overall total of 1OS5
loans amounting to $4,000 00
Commercial banks made 48 such loans totang 1921 900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-04
Dividend Is Declared
By Mocke Vending

The directors of Macke Vend-
ing Co. have declared the usual
quarterly dividend Of liz cents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-04

All the lamentations about
Dulles International Airport are
not coming from Baltimore.
Despite the fact that $4,000
passengers used the big, eye
catching terminal building In
August and untold thousands
Just visited, the cash registers
in the IA concessions aren't
playing the tune some Of the
operators might have expected.
For them, 1t is a question Of
waiting until progress catches
up, a stock, but good answer
to detractors who refer to the
airport as a ghost" To risk
repetition, Dulles wasn't built
for today. 1t was built for 10
years from now. Would that the
shert-sighted planners respon-
sible for such places as the
Pentagon mixing bowl and
Fairfax County's 7 Corners had
been so far-sighted.
Most Of Dulles IA concession
contracts are on q three-year
or five-year plan and q per-
centage OF gross with a min
imum guarantee. The new
hotel, work on which likely
will not start until spring. will
come in on a 40-year con-
tract.
There has been one delay
after another by the Union
News Co., in opening the glass
walled main dining room. Exec
utiye Vice President Morris
Strassman said yesterday II
will DO opened soon"
Dulles customers have beer
increasing every month since
It's opening last November ex-
cept July. The June figure-s
record-was 66,340. July was
$4,000.
Maybe people Just weren't
flying much In July. Friend.
ship airport handled 96,228
people In July, compared With
1850 in July Of last year
AsE
One Of the best candidate;
TO fill q Job the Civil Aero
nautics Board says we don't
need right now is fitting about
Washington skies today.
The commercial version OF
the Bell 204B helicopter, q
jet-powered, l0-passengeT
-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-04

a share on the Glass A common
stock, payable September 81 to
stockholders Of record Septem-
Der IS.
Macke now ranks as the
fifth largest vending company
In the Nation and operates
more than $4,000 vending ma
chimes from Connecticut to
Florida,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-04

service school. viii look to your comfort For them.
service has remained proud profession.
You'll enjoy the weather. make new friends at sea,
have fun. You'll be glad you sailed to Europe on
Italian Line.
To learn more about what Italian Line has to Offer,
ask your travel agent for an illustrated color brochure
or write Italian Line directly