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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1963-09-06
CALIFORNIA ALSO WANTS
EXPANSIVE STATE LINE

California too, has much mineral
treasure offshore, and is equally ex-
pansive as to it's three-mile limit. One
report is that the state wants to run
it along her chain of offshore islands,
some so miles from the mainland.
The Justice Department has asked
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1963-09-06

Ii 0lIS VI Lille LOOc O0OliiCl 5Oo i-dAldo
Act which the Eisenhower Admins
tration got through Congress to give
to the coastal states most of the
readable mineral treasure on the
Continental Shelf. But the giveaway
boomeranged. 80 S3t
These states had shown no interest
in offshore waters so long as the lat
ter were merely an expense. Beyond
low-tide mark, additionally the states
limits, the federal government spends
millions yearly for policing, naviga-
ton aids, etc. But when rich oil, gas
and mineral deposits were found
there, the interest of the coastal
states awoke with a bang.
Twice President Truman vetoed
giveaway bills. Then Congress in
1853 voted the shelf to the states out
to the latters' "historic boundaries"
a classic vagueness that ended in the
U. S. Supreme Court. Texas and
other had claimed virtually the whole
shelf.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1963-09-06
MOST OF TREASURE
FARTHER OUT

The Supreme Court ruled In 1859
that only Texas and Florida, border
ing the Gulf where the richest re-
serves so far have been found, have
'fhistoric boundaries" as far out as
10.5 miles. All others are held to the
traditional three-mile limit. And it
transpired that nature had sardon1c-
ally placed most of the treasure farth-
er out.
Total revenue under the Act so
far is $685., 429, S49, of which
$5S7 millions is in escrow between
the u. S. and Louisiana. That state
is especially aggrieved, since the
richest underwater deposits SO far
found, seem to lie precisely between
her three-mile and los mile limits.
For years a joint committee of fed
eral and Louisiana officials has been
trying to agree on a three-mile hmit
off Louisiana's bays and bayous, fol-
lowing the Supreme Court decision.
This committee reported to the Solici-
tor General, but nothing has been re-
vealed.
Probably there's been no agree
ment. One report says Louisiana
wants her three-mile limit to start
where the water is Is feet deep. This
is the inner limit of coastguard pa
troll, lest it's craft scrape their keels.
This would topple most of the $500
millions into the states hands.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1963-09-06

Emotion is the sparkplug that gets
action.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1963-09-06

Of the 1926, 266,288 board feet
northern region, 471,012,031 board
feet came from national forests in
northern Idaho; 705, 655,11O board
feet from Montana; 65,10O board
feet from North Dakota, and 49,
$4,000 board feet from eastern
Washington.
Currently the northern regions an
nual, sustained yield timber cut is
/, 415, 100000 board feet of green
sawtimber from harvest cuts and
about 12O,OO0,OOO board feet from
light improvement cuts, Rasmussen
pointed out.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1963-09-06

action.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1963-09-06

The following made Wayne Morse Cd
in floor debate foreign aid and military expend
Evening star., 1963-12-06
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
NCHkfTIklfIEnl

CAPITAL PLAZA AREA For -,
By OWNER, slassoo. badrma., sep
qfn- rm-s m rec. rm-s gtorm Wln
doWs and alum GdinR, lga. fsncsl
lot. SP. ISM.
CARROILTON-ail bFick ram
bier located IN the best section
Of Carrollton- This is one Of thf
original homes With that raTity
an AL slate roof. In addition
70 the lifetime protection Of
fered By brick and slate the
house features spacious liFinR
quarters, including 3 bedrms.
completely tiled Hollywood bath
spacious nv. rm- with picture
window, sep. din. rm.. beaut
ranch-style kit, and full bsmt
plus carport. all for only Sle,-
$50 IN q prestige community.
PARAMOUNT SAILS TT2-Is0O
81. AMBROSE PARISH
, bedrms., lge. kt.s fun bsmt. within
2 biks. Of church, school and puhlig
transp. Beautiful lot, walled and
FENCED with lge. garden space. FHA
or VA, Sl6,q5o.
TIRED OF RENTING7
Be in your own home next year.
bedrms.. sep: din. rm. Colonial o.
tree-shaded fenced lot with patio
VA or FHA. Only sllssoo. Conven
lent 10 Andrews and Census Bureau
Total monthly payment only 500
VA terms.
THE ULTIMATE IN LIVING
, triple sizs bedrms., lge. hv. rm.
with firepl., suitable for entertain,
ing, sep. din. rm., lee. family rm
or den, J baths, and fabulous rec
rm., also built-in garage, all on
level corner lot, shaded with MANI
trees. Under priced at S3l. 800.
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CUSTOM RAMBLER

Brand-new, in lovely College
Park. 3 big bedrms. A ter
rife buy for $4,000. Has
sep. din. rm.. lge. full
bsmt., de luxe kit, big
handicapped lot. Only ST.
500 dn. Balance on one
trust.
Evening star., 1963-12-06

The Perry Boswell Co.
REALTOR WA. 7-450O
Evening star., 1963-12-06
, HUGH +. PECK HE. 4-l7OO


NEW HAMPSHIRE GARDENS -
SpOtless brick rambler, ] twin-slze
bedrooms, lovely living room with
fireplace, equipped kitchen, 7I1
baths, full basement has tiled floor.
Screened patio, central air condi.
tioning. Gas heat, storm doors and
windows, Only s26,2So with 50 sSoo
down. ROBERT z. LQHR, NC,
REAITOR. Call 2 to 8. HE. 1000.
Evening star., 1963-12-06

ROCKVILLE vitro VIC. -3-bedrm. !,
bsnt-s an. area table space 4 1t.
Avail. Dec u. slso mo-. 6-mouth
1os~E1 S e1u-r- n
Evening star., 1963-12-06

CHEVY CHASE WEST FIVE
BEDROOMS and TWO BATHS In
this wonderful family home located
only minutes from the d. c. line
and near every city convenience
Entire interior completely redee
GRATED. Large living and dining
rms, the roomy kitchen has mod.
ern appliances, beautiful and spac'
ious stucio on 3rd n. Greatly re
duced and now In upper 20s. CALI
Shannon & Luchs
Realtors cnlCHe Ionk
Evening star., 1963-12-06
1895 DOWN
an osn ESQ Sn Mo
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

ATHOLTON MANOR 3-bedrm,
brick rambler, 2 baths. Finished
rec. rm., N-acre lot. Only 1880
HELTON REALTY CO., 3e4-7sl7 OF
474-2343.
LIST NOW AND LEAVE THE SELL
ING TO US! We have many pros
yer Spring area. Call $4,000 for an
appraisal Of your property.
G. P. FLETCHER, Realtor
Evening star., 1963-12-06
HOUSES FOR sALE-kD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

WHEATON Dol house for people
49,. =, -. - - Nne.s.' an. :
only sl1.s0. r. n. LEvY, sll-1loo.
WHEATON : conVenisnily located
q this clean Abedroom, 7-bath brk.
Cape Cod. Sep. oln. rm-s full tiled
parking. SO go.
ROBERT H. KENT 3 co.
hEALnOR JU. s-e9oo
WHEATON WOODS - bedrns-, Z
fun baths, mahoE. -paneled rec. rm.
with e-h bar; concrete porch, By
OWNER FHAs 500. WI s-s59l.
WHEATON, = JuS US. Old, as.
spit-leyel win ny. rm.. On I,
table-spaee 6t-s J bsdrms., baths,
with lovely trees, low 1os. q17-t6oc
FERA REALTY co.
WHEATON Hills : LarEe .aIl-brk.
Cape Cod, immed. possession for
level fenced 10 win covered patio
and Bar-b-Que pit, sle,ao. Price
flexible. JU. 7-70o I'll 2.
TED LINGO, INC.
WHEATON WOODS : what an ex.
with huge Nv. room with picture
window, sep. din. room with eathe-
dral ceiling, Nutone kitchen, pan.
rec. room with bar excellent lot
only 3 doors from large PARK. Only
YoUiNKN q co. sn-lHo III .
WHEATON, CLOSE IN. NO Cash
DOWN VA-Why nent7 Small, clean
home with lge. lot, "a BLK. to ele-
mentary school, easy 70 buy-easy
TO own. pay only $3.50 including all
charges and move In, $50 per
month less than rent. Call today,
JU. $500.
COLUMBIA
Properties, Inc. Realtors
WHEATON, GLENMoNT-C Coy 2
bedrm. rambler with partial fn-
ished bsEnt. Lovely lot. 500 dn. incl.
settlement to vets. Only sl5,2S0.
MOORE REALTY S5-l6oo
WOOD ACRES
New Exclusive Listing
IEs ions. q very iivSsls 6TE coioais with
Ey. m. din. rm.. den. y bath and
ki.. with breakfast bar, scr. porch,
twin size bedrms., 2 baths, rec.
nm, gar, lovely yard; See i today.
LEIGH & SCHNAB, INC, EN-. 2
$500, Ewes. Mrs. Snyder. OIL. 1881.
WOODsIDE PARK : Most unusual
custOm-built brick -and-stone coutem-
pOrary offered at well below orig.
cost. 3 bedrms., , baths, rec. rm.,
den. All rms. huge. So many ex-
trasl Carport. Must be seem Fabu-
lous area that offers everything %
close by. $4,000.
RoBERT Il. KENT Z co.
REALT0R JU. $500
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DYNAMIC
474-2444

ROGERS HTS, : rms, z baths,
Only $50 Settlemeni charges. Quick
possession. Mr.. Barnes, LANGLEY
REALTY, WA. 1857.
ROGER HEIGHTS Trim Cape Cod,
8 bedrns., 4 baths, sep. din. rm.,
rec. rm., bsnt., large fenced yard,
Sl7,sSo. HE. $500.
Evening star., 1963-12-06

CHEVY CHASE : lst time offered.
Brick Colonial, , Ice. bedrms.,.
baths Ssd wss SSod % seTss steTsss spsss Se
Lafayette Schools. Va blk. to bus,
upper 20s. Mrs. Robinson, EN-. 3
o327, or Mrs. Slomich, W0. 6-s2ls.
TIGHE WOODS,
Evening star., 1963-12-06

CHEvERLY AREA. J bedrm. brick
and frame rambler on a beautifully
landscaped lot In a prestige
neighbOrhood with all conveniences
nearby. Owner transferred and says
sell quick. slSs3so or make offer. Gl
0r sEMi-pErAcHED Eli BEAUTIES.
EASIER TO OWN THAN TO RENTi
Liv. rm., full din. rm.s bsmt. One
with rec. rm. Newly painted. Only
Sll 500. Terms 10 suit you. The finest
Xmas present you could give your
family.
QUINCY MANOR: Ultra-modern :
bedrms., lls baths, rec. rm.s full
din. rm.. This g tops on Santas
list at only slA,7os. Better see Il.
CARRoLLToN: You can move into
before Xmas. > bedrms., rec. nm,
storm windows and doors. On a
Beautiful wooded lot. Already
financed and only SlT,loo.
LANHAM: Big 1850 81. Il. of
ground with % oaks and q circular
driveway leading TO beautiful BRICK
Colonial and a Tear brick detacheo
garage. Z bedrms. and den or J
bedrns, Stone firepl. with mantel in
Hv, rm., extra Ice. din. rm., big
modern elec. kit, Hot house and
util, rm. in rear. This you just have
to see at sie, 500. Choice Of terms.
PRINCE GEO. PROPERTIES, INC; q
777-777l DI-zIs
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Keith

REALTY S6T-s6Oo
3o-FT. BEDROOM PLUS 3 OTHERS.
2 baths, hot-water heat, den, Z
f1repl., Year gar, big wooded lot.
s26,5O0. Easy terms,
BURCH REALTY CO,
Evening star., 1963-12-06
GOLOB

REALTY co. RE. e-lls:
AREAS BEST BUY -3-bedrm. ram.
bier, step-sayer kitchen, enclosed
rear porch. Priced for quick sale
| Sl2,500. GI no S. down, or FHA.
REALTORS SIP. 3-25ot
Evening star., 1963-12-06

LANHAM WOODS, MD. 3-bedrm.
rambler with lge. kit. Air cond. Also
has l-bedrm. apt. in bsmt. with pvt.
entrance and rec. rm., plus laundry
rm. having washer and dryer.
Fenced yard and patio. Sle5 per mo.
ME. e-o6ll TISHLER LA. s-oAlo
Evening star., 1963-12-06

CHEVY CHASE
semidet. brick town house,
ideally located near bus, schools
and shopping. Tastefully and expen-
bath with full bSmt. Only sis.7so
and will sell on sight. Call KE. J.
1900 til 2 pm.
Shannon & LuchS
Evening star., 1963-12-06
LANGLEY

SANTA'S SPECIAL
COLLEGE PARK See this 3
bedrm. splitleyel on corner lot with
family rm., din. rm., Va baths,
bsmt. Reduced to $2o,sSo, Sl,2oo On.
FLA.
BARANEK
UN. A.l3oo Realtors HA. 1902
sEABROOK ACRES-4bedrm., z
bath, all-brk. split-leyel. Lge. hv.
rm. with firepl. Sep. din. rTli., 2-car
carport, schl. in your back I'd. Level
tree-shaded lot. FLA approved at
$1,000. Call til 3 pm. VA 7-3Soo,
ROBERT S. DAVIS & CO.. INC.
ST. MARY's PARISH -4-bedrm., Z.
bath Cape Cod, rec; rm; in tull
shops and transp. Vacant for quick
occup. GI no money dn. or easy
FHA, terms; Ca Can I'll 2 Pm. VA.
Evening star., 1963-12-06
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
ASHTON -COLESvILLE
Williamsburg

An excellent floor plan and terrific
construction by builder Ed WillSon
are yours in this gorgeous NEW 4
bedrTn.. 2l7-bath home with the
latest kitchen, ADJOINING jnIE 6eautitnI e ainl
ing rm., friepI., full bsmt. and dou'
he carport1or a I7-ACRE LOT.
Hot.water heat. a fine buy fol
S32,95o. Call sA9-23oo.
CLonpop p 7 Tnob G
Evening star., 1963-12-06
BRAND NEW
BUDGETING

PLAY Ball With Ball Realty"
BALL REALTY, INC. NA-A0O
Evening star., 1963-12-06
TED LINGO. INC,
COLUMBIA

FTOpeIles, ms. heaIlOL ;
WHEATON, GLENMoNT Cory z
bedrm. rambler with partial I'm
ished bsEnt. Lovely lot. 500 on. incl.
settlement to vets. Only slS,2S0.
MOORE REALTY s33-l6oo
Evening star., 1963-12-06
REAL ESTATE SERVICE, ND.

PRINCE GEORGES REALTY co.
Call us for expert consultation.
Get the full market value for your
Building sites wanted; 2nd trust
money available. uN. 4-1166.
PROPERTY MGT. RENT-sALEs
LOANS OR QUICK CASH Hsooo
DICKEY'S INVEST. AP. T-S0SO
Evening star., 1963-12-06

MANASSAS - Attract. Cape Cod
bungalow. Vacant. Only $3.50 mo.
(Rental-purchase option). JU. $3.50
nr I'm LAsal
Evening star., 1963-12-06
ROCK CREEK HILLS
AREA

ROCKVILLE : 3-bedrm. brk. ramh.
Sl3,ss0. No 8 CT, $500 FLA dn. or
assume loan. Easv terms. Lee. kit,
nr. schls. HARVEY, A27-3olo.
Evening star., 1963-12-06
CI.EVEI. AND PARK
HOUSES UNFURN. TO RENT

ACCOKEEK, MD. 7-bedroom
house on 10 wooded acres. 500
month. Call Blu. 3-2S56.
ADELPHI AND SILVER SPRING ;.
bedrm. homes, $40 to sl3S.
MIR. ALLEN SAS-lsSo
Evening star., 1963-12-06
COOP APIS. FoR SALE
APARTMENTS WANTED
MOVING, PACKING, SToR.

FAMILY OF Z wants 70 rent 7-bed.
room apt. Immed. Ress. rent 50
eqAA.
Arizona tribune., 1963-03-29
STEVENSON
CHARGED FOR MURDER

A first degree murder charge
was filed against Robert Steven
son. 1902 E. Wood. in the slay-
ing Feb. IL of Mrs. Helen Gren-
wald. FL of 1887 E. Garfield.
Mrs. Grenwald and her hus-
band, Nick owned and operated
Nick's Tavern at $40 N. "a St.
Stevenson was serving a SEN
tence in the city jail when an
unknown caller told police he had
told them about the Crenwald
crime.
Stevenson was ARE sted at
l9 St. and Broadway with two
robbery suspects. Officers re-
ported finding a pistol hidden in
his car.
He admitted going to the Gren-
wald home to rob it. Stevenson
said he climbed in the window,
to surprise Mr.. Grenwald, who
travelled in a wheelchair.
Mrs. Grenwald surprised him as
he hid in the bathroom. During
the struggle. he struck the vic
TINS head on the corner of a
dressing table and the bathtub.
Arizona tribune., 1963-03-29
EDITOR SAYS NEGRO JOBS TAKEN BY cUBANs

MIAMI-Cecil G. Role, editor of a
Negro newspaper reported that
the influx Of Cuban refugees into
the city has created an economic
crisis for the Negroes who are
organizing a "March on Wash
ington."
The marchers will protest the
loss of jobs to the Cubans who
are willing to work for less pay
and who are more favorable to
be hired because they re esemble
Arizona tribune., 1963-03-29
KNOXVILLE SCENE OF
INTEGRATION MOVE

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, March
"a Students at predominantly
Negro colleges pledged a renewed
campaign against segregation in
Knoxville movie theaters Mon
day night.
They said picket lines in front
of downtown theaters would be
maintained daily except Sunday
until managers agreed to admit
Negro patrons.
A total of So persons. most
of them Negro college students,
were ARE sted Saturday afternoon
and evening when their demon
stration turned into scuffling with
ushers at two "white only the
aters in downtown Knoxville.
Most we're released on $500 bond.
City Court hearings were set.
for April 2 and IA of those ar
rested yesterday on charges of
disorderly conduct. The others
faced a state charge Of interfer-
ing with commerce and trade.
Arizona tribune., 1963-03-29
TEACHER NABBED
IN SALARY THEFT

NEW ORLEANS Three men we're
arrested as robbery suspects of
the Lincoln High School teachers
payroll last week.
Arrested and charged we're VIII
liam York. Charles Davis and
Ernest Alexander, an eighth
grade teacher at Lincoln High.
Alexander Is said to have been
the mastermind. He reportedly
Arizona tribune., 1963-03-29

white.
Role continued saying that thou
sands of Negroes have lost their
jobs in hotels. as dome sites and
unskilled laborers. He accused
Mayor Robert High of forgetting
about the Negroes.
A group of Negro busine ssmen
have agreed to pay for the march
ers' bus trip to Washington where
they hope to get some attention.
Arizona tribune., 1963-03-29
ELKS GRANT
|, 900 SCHOLARSHIPS

MEMPHIS Forty students
are attending college under spon-
sorship of IBPEOW scholarships.
The list includes Negro and white
students who have amassed
scholarships amounting to as high
as ST 900 per person.
Recipients include Charlayne
Hunter. who is a Mademoiselle
Magazine Award winner of 1862.
She is the first Negro woman who
will be eligible for graduation In
June of this year from the school
of journalism.
Another recipient Is James
Meredith who made international
headlines with his acceptance at
the University of Mississippi.
Walter Barr, the Arizona and
national oratorical Elks winner,
is continuing his Studies at Ari-
zona State College at Flagstaff.
George w. Lee. grand COM
missioner of Elks Dept. of Edu-
cation reported in the past quar-
ter Of a century total of ST. 900.
900 had been contributed in the
form of more than 900 scholar
ships.
Arizona tribune., 1963-03-29

had been planning the robberyfor
a year.
The principal and an aide were
robbed as they returned from the
bank with canvas bag containing
nearly $4,000. the salaries of
40 teachers.
The case was solved by a team of
policemen led by a Negro. George
Small, detective.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-03
INTERPRETIVE REPORT
Conservatives Claim Gain
In Slowing Rockefeller Pace

lother StateS-which gave him
240 in 1960-to win reelection
Results Gagged
How much effect this is hav-
ing could be a matter of dis
Ipute. But a conservative spokes-
man said private polls taken
recently in Texas and Ohio in
dictate Gov. Rockefeller is not
popular among Republicans In
those two States.
He noted the Governors diff
ficulties with the Republican
Legislature and Gov. Rockefel-
ler's breakdown on former Gov.
Goodwin j. knights abortive
effort to set up California
headquarters for him.
The conservatives have 1t all
figured out that Senator Gold
water, Republican of Arizona,
could carry the Solid South,
plus Texas and California and
every other State former Vice
President Nixon took in 1860.
He thus would wind up win
ming with 800 electoral votes.
The difficulty, however, is
that Senator Goldwater just
isn't cooperating. In fact, he
is going around the country
saying Gov. Rockefeller isn't
such a bad fellow after all.
Working for Unity
He is following this up by
urging conservative State Or
CARNATIONS to have a look at
the New York Governor on
their home grounds. He is do
ing this, Senator Goldwater ex-
planned in an interview, be-
cause he and Gov. Rockefeller
are genuinely interested in
trying to get some party unity"
Mr.. Nixon recently tossed off
the advice that anybody who
wants the party nomination
ought to be out working for it
now. particularly in lining up
the financing for a pre-con-
campaign.
Instead, Senator Goldwater
now is trying to raise about
100000 he calculates will be
needed to win reelection to the
Senate in Arizona next year.
He said he is returning all do
nations earmarked for presi-
Dental campaign purposes.
Sometime when 1 return
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-03
BY JACK BELL
Associated Press Staff Writer

Some conservative Republi'
cans now believe they have
slowed down Gov. Rockefeller
drive for the 1864 G.. o. P
presidential nomination.
The conservatives have
adopted tactics used against
the late Senator Robert A. Taft
of Ohio in 1852.
They are putting on an eX-
tensive drive to convince pros
pective convention delegates
the New York Governor cant
win" If pitted against President
Kennedy. They have coupled
this with an attack on him as
q "me-too" candidate.
Argument presented in mon
ographs being circulated among
party members is that because
of his strong stand on civil
rights Gov. Rockefeller can't
carry a single Southern State.
They contend that Mr.. Ken
nedy could tuck away liz cleo
toral votes from the South and
would need only 1853 from II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-03

them, they send them back and
say use it for anything you
want to-" he said. Then I put
it in the senatorial fund"
Sees Kennedy Weaker
Until about three months age
Senator Goldwater thought Mr.
Kennedy would be unbeatable
But he said he has changed
his mind because of the Presi-
dents "indecisiveness, the fall
ure of the economy to move
up, the rise in unemployment
and the effort to cut taxes
without reducing spending"
Senator Goldwater didn't
want to speculate on the
chances of Gov. Rockefeller or
any other potential candidate
for the 1864 nomination, other
than to say he has a feeling
the nominee might be someone
not now mentioned frequently.
He pegged Senator Morton of
Kentucky, who succeeded him
as chairman of the Republican
Senatorial Campaign Commit
tee. and Representative Ford
of Michigan, as among posi-
bilities.
The Arizona Senator said he
is convinced that IS per cent
Of the delegates to next years
party nominating convention
will be conservative. He said
this will have a tremendous
on the platform and
the choice Of the nominee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-03
Purisiuns Still Wait
For New Telephones

PARIS (AP). - The year
1868 looks better for the
French telephone company, but
not much better for the people
waiting for telephones.
Jacques Marette, minister for
Post Office, Telephone and Tel
egraph, reported that money
taken in by the ministry from
revenues and investments
should be up in 1868.
However, he added, it still
won't be possible to have a
normal situation" in filling
requests for new telephones.
There is frequently a long
waiting line at Paris.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-03
HALF PAY FOR ILL, IDLE, RETIRED
PROPOSED BY BRITISH LABOR

LONDON. April (AP) British Labor Party
has unveiled an ambitious social welfare program
to inaugurate If 1t wins the next national elections
The plan would give all workers half-pay pensions
retirement and half pay during sickness and uner-
poyment 1t would be Britans far-reaching social
welfare legislation since the birth of the British welfare
state.
1t is calculated to be the biggest vote-catcher in
Labor bid to seize from the Conservatives in the
elections which Prime Minister Harold Macmillan must
hold by october, 1864.
Labor spokesman who sketched the outlines of the
scheme gave exact figures what the program
would cost They said 1t would be paid for out of
tributons scaled according to individual earnings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-03
L0VABLE'S NEW
"DUALIFT"
only $50

For q lifting thot's twice os
lovely, wear "DuoIift" "DuoI-
oction," over-the-cup strops do
the trick, for that neutral,
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The Glacier reporter., 1963-10-10
4-H Club News

The first meeting OF the Brown
ing Al Club was called to order
on September 80 by acting presi-
dent. Helen Kennedy. The pledge
of allegiance was led by Laura
Armstrong and the All pledge
by Alvin Kennedy. The purpose
vas to elect new officers and
the handing out of new enroll,
ment cards.
The following officers were
elected: President, Stella Arm
strong: vice president, Laura
Armstrong: secretary. Gerry Ru
therford; treasurer. Donna
DOOre: Reporter. Helen Kennedy
RecreatiOnal Leade r. Kathy
BremneT
Meeting was adjourned by the
president, Stella Armstrong