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BRAND NEW I[UNTT BLDG

BRAND NEW HUNT BLDG.
This building Is located in good Sc.
location. Has - two-bedr0om and !
one-bedroom large apis. Air cOnd.,
hot-water Dashboard heat. VIII show
a good cash flow. Priced right. For
further infor. call Mr.. Frederick,
MA. e-leOS, ewes, e2q-l241.
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$S9,95O

The Executives choice in an ele-
CANT fieldstone and brick sub
urban home. Completely new
luxury kitchen and recently
decorated turnout. Three bed
rooms plus spacious living room,
dining room, den and recreation
room.
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S375nn

Yates Gardens Home
on dead end street. 3 bedrooms.
living room. separate dining
room. Side and rear garden.
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SLEEPY HOLLOW Brick 3
bedrm. rambler, with 2 firepls.,
huge rec. rm., fen. yd., cent. air
cond. Storm windows, gas clothes
dryer. Priced in 20s. For appt.
call OWNER, JE. 4-0l1l.
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praiser will advise on starting or
buying q business. Moderate fee
Call 341-l5l6 or 24e-Z143.
Accredited Businesses
MOTEL Nearby Va. and Nd.
CAFETERIA-s6oy 900 net year. Ideal
for 2. Substantial cash.
DkUGSIORES-D. c. Va, Md.
KESSIi;mHystt ssi h Mo; Banquet rm.'
RESTR. Cocktails GEORGETOWN,
RESTR.-N.W., liquor $4,000 mo-, &
days, $50 900. Good terms.
IANERN-Sil. Spg.s beer. Reas.
AUTO REPAIRS - Hyatts., d, c.,
Brandywlne and Marlboro Pike.
HARDWARE-N.W. Very reas.
CAMERA SHOP-Md. shop ctr.
COFFEE SH0P-Dntn.s S days.
LIQUOR STORED. C.. good loe.
ness. Ideal for partners.
BEAUTY SHOPS-ArI., Alex, Ma,
BEAUTY SHoP-D. C.(Coiored).
LIQUOR Lied. c., for sale. eve
nave a new good loo. for YOU'D
DRY CT. PLANT-D. c., Va, Nd.
FLORIST SH0P-D. c. and Nd.
MEMS WEAR-Suburbs, Lac. vol.
bus; Consider exper. partner.
DELIC.-.Md., shows over $4,000 net
LADIES WEARED. C., nice bus.
COIN LAUNDRY Wheaton, Reas.
JEWLERY CONCESSION = IN Arl,
dept; store, good bus; Reas; =.
PRODUCE STAND Shows 500
.wk. profit, days. Reas.
AUTO PARTS Used, Indian Head
hwy 5 acres, garage. Terms.
CARRY0UT-PIZZA, Macarthur blvd,
only $500, Va DIN.
WATCH REPAIR, dntn., Hallmark
cards, pay overhead. Low rent.
GIBRALTAR co.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
TRADE UP

SPRINGFIELD Crossword split
leyel Is large enough for this owner.
split1evel a Liffls River HiIis. Huge
CT loan lS7y6oo) 70 Be ASSUMED.
CAL now for complete Information.
LYNCH BROS NC. Realtors, lsl-
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ARLINGTON = WHITE COLONIAL
BEAUTY. Z bedrms., Nv. m, din.
mn bit. and REAR PATIO
TREES. Near bus, schools and
shopping. Approx. SO mo. with only
$3.50 dn- FHA OF No Money Down
GI- Be Hra 70 call
Frank s. Phillips, Inc.
REALTORS MTG. BANKERS
IA. T-eoi7 or slSosIs
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bsmt., assume SO loan. $4,000.
500 N. Garfield st. 522-552O
ARL. S.-S12,95O. 1901 s. Column
bus st. 2-bedrm. white masonry
Colonial w/2-car garage. fenced.
shaded lot. . blks. bus, shopping.
Vacant. CIR. BOAT.
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BUSINESS PROP. WANTED
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Accredited Businesses

ACCOUNTANT and business ap-
praiSer will advise on starting or
buying a business. Moderate fee.
Call 347-15l6 or 24e-71l3,
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$24,500
FALLS CHURCH AREA-vA OK.
on this immac. all-brick rambler
located on Falls Church city
line. Parauet floors throughout
and the I5xIS It. family RIM. is
perfect even for entertaining
Lv, rm. with firepl., separate
dining. and equipped kitchen.
Attached garage with workshop.
Fenced lot with tall trees and
hundreds Of shrubs and flowers.
You will adore 1t.
S27,500
CITY OF FAIRFAX-better than
new and spotless throughout this
brk. rambler viii please the
saving kitchen with eating
space for Nom, paneled den for
Dad. rec. I'm. for the teen-agers
? fireplaces and wonderful
Christmas gift for all.
$30,950
McLEAN-worth much more but
retiring officer relocating will
sacrifice for quick sale. Big
Colonial Split Level overlooking
Va. and Md. countryside. 4
bedrms. and 2 baths on one
level. spacious living and dining
and sparkling kitchen with break
FAST area. Rec. rm. or den with
fireplace. attached garage and
patio. Wall-to-wall carpeting
and. room air conditioners in
cluded in sale price. Over "a
acre professionally Handicapped
corner lot. There lust can't be
two like this so see this one
Immediately.
OLD DOMINION
MGT; CORP. REALTORS
JE. 3-5oS3 IA. 7-5979
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HOUSES FoR sALE-VA.

FALLS CHURCH : Ibedrm-. IA
bath Cape Cod. lge. liv. rm., din.
m, storm windows l2oxSo fenced
cor, 81 900 cash, assume paymts.
$40 mo. S77-6l6s.
FALLS CHURCH AREA 3-bedrm.
rambler, Sl3,7So, FLA. $3.50 down.
Seller pays settlement. Phone 3S6-
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$3l,5W

Just remodeled Victorian town
house. three bedrooms, two and
one half baths, luxury equipment
thruout. Attractive enclosed gar
den.
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INTERVIEWER

Arl personnel office will train
sharp attrac. woman in COunseling
position, good advancement Oppor.
POTOMAC EMPL. AGENCY
1884 Wilson Blvd, ia. $1,000
Luria Bldg, A Leesburg, JE. 2-7272
JR. SECRETARY, SS5. New Sill.
Spg. office needs bright young girl
with average shhd. and typ. No eX-
per. preferred!
NATIONAL PERSONNEL CENTER
ll07 Spg St., Sill Spg. JU. 7-4200
LABORATORY TECHNICIAN, ex-
per. for doctors office. Hyattsville,
salary open. WA. 1920, after 8
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SECRETARY -Arl., interesting per,
sonnet work, secy. to ! man, good
working conditions, leave priVils.,
S325. POTOMAC EMPL., 1884 vii.
son blvd, ia. $1,000. Luria Bldg,
a Leesburg pike, Seven Corners
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PORCHES
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

AIR COMBS. Excel. cond., various
sizes, moving, no reas. offer re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-05
SITUATION MEN

COOK, chauffer and party work
Private family. JAMES H. SNOW.
DEN, 667-l49l.
DRIVER, experienced desires light
truck driving during day. Referenc,
es. 56l-2s34.
HUSBAND AND WIFE-Gentleman
marie d, university professional
background music. also business
education, secretarial, experienced
prOmOtiOnal work meeting public
desires position assistant executive
teaching, administration. Wife ex
perienced sports instructTess. Boz
&c, Star.
MEN AVAILABLE Homework, yard
work. painting, rough carpentry. etc.
Call ME. 8-4532.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-05

CLERK, middle-age, for ice cream
store, prefer Virginia resident. Call
JE. 1896.
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HELP WOMEN

TYPIST-RECEPT., good tipping skills
required, 1905. Salary open. Riggs
road and First pl. ne. e82-6l3l
(please call firSD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-05
HELP--WOMEN

SALESWOMAN exper. in fabric. tt
manage new fabric dept. in Bethes
da Singer Shop. Salary, commits,
sion, vacation, disqualification etc
Apply in person between 2 am
and ? pm. Thurs, Sept. S at 1921
Wis. ave-, Bethesda.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-05
THE C & P TELEPHONE co.
725 18th Street NV.
Washington S, D. C.
AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER

Dear Ladies Of the House.
Last week Mrs. Breckenwoods came into my
office with problem. She was having difficulty
with her husband. She wanted q mink stole
Her husband got her mink stole. She wanted
a dishwaSher, and her own car. He got her a
diShwasher and her own car. Then she wanted
a job, but he couldn't get one for her.
I talked with her. She was a smart woman.
So got her job. got one for her next door
neighbor, too Then her entire bridge club
wanted jobs. So started a program Of part
time jobs for when the kids are in school.
Then this morning the boss yelled, Alternately
get in here" He said, Il think this mid-morning
work for housewives is great. It's the greatest
thing since Princess telephones. l can Just see
it now Mons, work while the kids are in
school, It's stupendous. I'm glad l thought
about this part-time work. Get me lot Of these
people. Now! Right now Today, not tomorrow.
The boss program has to work. I'll arrange for
you TO work from 10 am. to 2 pm. I'll give you
a good salary even In training. You'll use all
of your past experience in this job You'll love
It, Mrs. Breckenwoods does
Come In and ask for me, Albert p Alternately, at
725 18th ST. NV, Tuesday through Friday, $3.50
am. to 4 pm. Well hire anyone who can con-
vince us that she can do good Job.
ALBERT P. ALTERNATELY
Ps. forgot to tell you that we will be open on
Saturday too.
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BUSINESS SERVICES

MILLETTs, phone answering and
dlct9iiT service. Call 277.s2e2 for
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TEMPORARY
STENOS-TYPISTS
TypiStS-S Secretaries

TypiStS-SecretarieS
With the beginning of a
new school year and re-
Sultant expanding pro-
gram, a wide variety of
both temporary and per-
manent secretarial and
tipping assignments are
available. Starting salary
excellent, plus numerous
fringe benefits. For fur
ther details, visit our per-
sonnet office, Room 900,
from 8:30-10:30 am;
1903 pm.
National Education Association
1901 10Th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-05

HELP MEN AND WOMEN
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HELP WON EN-
RTNDERY CLERK

Young lady with mailing and col
lating experience, permanent posi-
ton, 5-day week. Apply BREWOOD,
nv G st. NV, between 2 and
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HELP WOMEN

ADVERTISING SPACE SALES
LADY, exper. for exciting new pres
tige magazine, full or part time
Phone 347-2846 or 62s-3737.
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EDITORIAL ASST, 5000. Train
in facets Of editorial work. Pro
duction, rewritten, layout, makeup
lIl9 Eye st. NV
WILSON PERSONNEL
EXPENSES UP with school start.
ing You can earn 81 or more per
hour as full or part.time AVON re.
preventative. Call ID. 7.022l
FOUNTAIN GIRL, nightwork, must
have eXper and be presentable.
Refs, required OIL. 6.9557.
FOUNTAIN GIRL, experienced. for
sandwich counter. Day work, no
Sundays COLONIAL DRUG, lli9
18th 81, NV.
GENERAL OFFICE CLERK, Bail.
cys Crossroads, lots Of phone work
bkkpg,, S65, POTOMAC EMPL,, Lu.
ria Bldg. ~ Leesburg pike, Seven
Corners JE nm.
GIRL THURSDAY, SIS Excel posi-.
ton In new Sill. Spg. office for
bright responsible girl over n with
NATioNAL PERSONNEL CENTER
llo1 Spg St, Sil, Spg, JU. 7.42Oo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-07
Rights Group
Aids inCheck
On Job Bios

Negroes who felt they were
turned down for jobs or promo
tons in the District Govern
ment have obtained corrective
action" under a new program
for processing complaints OF
discrimination, the executive
director of the Commissioner
Council on Human Relations
said today.
Last February /, the Districi
Commissioners established Ella,
son represented ves" anC
directed them to work with the
council in informally settling
Iemploye complaints. Executive
Director Paul M. Killing said
81 complaints we're received in
the first seven months of the
new program.
This was a Substantial in
crease" over the number of
complaints last year. he said.
Examples of corrective &C
ton" the council obtained in
30 Of the 81 cases, as described
by Mr.. Killing, were:
A negro who sought en-
ployment in a Grade Three
position and was turned down.
although several white appli-
cantS were hired in the same
grade, had his application re-
considered and was hired.
A job description which had
the effect of screening out"
Negro applicants were revised
and a previously all-white Sec
ton of a department hired two
Negroes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-07
By HUGH WELLS
Star staff Writer

My fouette was all wet and
my entrechat was not SO hot.
Otherwise I might well have
been the first 35-year-old bald
reporter in history to dance
with the Bolshoi ballet.
AS it was. I came pretty close.
I danced with the kids who
will dance. with the. Bolshoi
stars tonight and tomorrow
night at the Washington Coli
scum. 1t took courage.
While I was waiting for the
Bolshoi stars at the Washing
ton School for Ballet (they
never showed up), the IS local
young ladies who seemed to
cluster around age 10, and
seven lads of similar ages, took
me aside and put me through
a regimen of torture unmatched
this side Of television calls
themes.
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CHILDREN PRACTICE FOR BoLsHoI
A Reporter Gets Circular Kick Out of Ballet

their faces. Their eyes took
on a distant look. Cudgeled
mercilessly by Mr.. MesSerer,
whose English consists pretty
much of various French names
for dance positions, the girls
lofted into fouettes and en-
trechats-they we're lovely.
But Mr.. MeSSerer did not
think so. He drilled the little
band for three solid hours. The
younger ones were in tears, the
older ones limp from fatigue.
Today they will do it again,
for another three hours prior
to tonight'S performance. All
for only SIS each - hardly
minimum wage for modern
child labor.
Funny thing is, they loved it.
The little ones, and some of
them are tiny, will take part in
the finale tonight called Ballet
School" Mr.. Messerer will
dance the role he played yes
terday afternoon for real-the
ballet master.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-07
Child Hit by Car.
Skull Fractured

Theresa Holman, 2. was re-
ported in critical condition al
Washington Hospital Center
from a skull fracture she suf-
fered when struck by a cal
near her home yesterday, police
reported.
The girl was hit, when she
stepped from the curb into the
side of a car driven by Her
man Steptoe, SO, of 212 T street
NV, reported Pvts. Fred F
White and Paul SLIDER of the
accident investigation unit.
The victim lives at 1923 War
der street NV.
4 Police said the girls father,
Johnny Holman, witnessed the
accident. No charges were
placed against Mr.. Steptoe.
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They took me to the bar and
I came away staggering.
Mind you, I do a mean
Charleston, and my twist is a
sacroiliac snapper. But have
you ever tried a fouette or a
grand jete or an arabesque or
a pile? I tried them all and
lived to tell the tale.
First the youngsters made
me do a vicious thing called a
stretch at the bar" This may
sound like a yawn between
drinks but it was just the OPP
posite.
The victim places one leg
on top of the bar, really a hand
railing which seems to be a
foot over his head. Then he
bends down and touches knees
with his chin.
If the shooting pains weren't
enough, these gleeful little
Ulanovas kept swapping things
like, keep your back straight"
Turn your toes OUTPUT
I'm pigeon-toed," complained.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-07

one who thinks Swan Lake is
a bird sanctuary, is a method
of spinning oneself in a circle
by kicking ones foot out and
swapping it back.
1 kicked my foot out and
snapped my back. 1t worked!
went around in a circle and
fell on the floor-exhausted and
Inundated before the grinning
little group in tights. When
they suggested a few grand
jeteS drumming Leaps as a
finale. I said I was already
finished.
Little did I realize my re-
venge was only minutes away.
Asaf Mikhailovich MesSerer.
chief choreographer for the
Bolshoi and former PRIMER
danseur, strobe through the
door.
Within seconds the giggling
juveniles became dedicated
dancers. The Joy faded from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-07

"Straighten your leg"
growled Buffy Shut. 13.
1 asked what's next, when do
I get up on my toes?" figuring
1 might have more success
walking on them than point
ing them in directions nature
never intended.
YOU'RE a boy. You're not
supposed to be on your toes"
said a would-be Maria Tall
chief. I curled my lip at her.
and in retaliation she showed
me an entrechat.
You start off in a duck
footed position with your heels
pressed against your toes. which
point in opposite directions.
you jump up in the air and re-
verse your toes, then put them
back in the same silly starting
position before you land.
With all due respect to my
terpsichorean talent, ! was a
flop at fouettes, literally my
downfall. A fouette, for any,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-07
DULLES AIRPORT
COIN-PITcHING
TO AID CHARITY
BY the Associated Press

Coins tosse d into a
sunken pool at Dulles In
ternational Airport at the
rate Of $40 a month soon
may be used to aid trou-
bled travellers.
Travellers and visitors to
the plush new facility have
be en- throwing pennies,
nickels, dimes and quarters
into the fountain with
such regularity that about
$4,000 already has been
put into a special account.
The Federal Aviation
Agency doesn't know what
to do with the money It
suggested to the House
Appropriations Committee
that the coins be given to
the local Travellers Aid So
ciety to help travellers in
need of assistance.
, The committee today APP
proved the proposal as a
provision in the annual bill
financing the FAA.
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Expresswoy Planned
For Under Smithsonian

dependence avenue along
Tenth street.
The tunnel will start into the
opening south Of Independence
avenue. The expressway will be
depressed under the existing
tracks of the Richmond, Fred
ricksburg and Potomac Rail-
road. The present underpass,
a sharp dip in the road which
has a blind entrance from
q nearby garage will be COM
pletely rebuilt.
The use Of "air rights" re.
suits from the planned con.
struction Of a 1,000-room lux
ury hotel fronting on L'Enfant
Plaza on Tenth street S.W. II
will straddle Ninth street.
Air Rights Cited
The term "air-rights" is used
to describe the space used in
the construction of buildings
over depressed railroad tracks
or freeways. Several buildings
in New York City. for example,
are built over railroad tracks.
Recent proposals to build hous-
ing over the controversial Gen.
ter Leg freeway in downtown
Washington have caught the
interest Of highway experts.
Highway supporters have
pointed to the hotel over the
e xpressway as an example
showing that improved high
ways do not blight surrounding
property, a frequent claim Of
highway critics.
A spokesman for webb &
Knapp Corp, which is to build
the hotel, said the use of the
air-rights certainly gives us
more flexibility."
The hotel will be IL stories
high, and will be integrated
with construction of three
other Webb & Knapp office
buildings. and a 2,O00-car I'M
derground garage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-07

MOST OF THE horns he's
heard have not been blown
In warming or in the interest
of safety. They are blown
usually by a bunch of fat
saps in anger. Horns are
used to call people out of
houses. Horns are used to
express dissatisfaction or to
attract attention or to scare
the hell out Of pedestrians
who have the right of way.
A tragic blunder was COM
mitted when the first horn
was installed in an automo-
bile. 1t took the offensive
away from old ladies and
cows and chickens and
placed it in the hands of
the motorist. Now the way
was cleared for him and his
footing hunk of machinery.
1t was a case of get out Of
his way or perish or go buy
an automobile with a horn.
After a year without a
horn or accident, the RAM
bier decided to campaign for
a banning of horns in the
District.
He went right to the top
and told his story to George
England, director of Motor
Vehicles and Traffic.
He pointed out you can't
blow your horn in Paris.
Mr.. England was singu-
larry unimpressed by the
scheme. Horns are required,
he stated, harshly. And they
can be blown only in cases
of emergency. He slapped
the Rambler with a statis-
tic: In fiscal 1868, police ar
rested 244 persons for blow
ing their horns unreaSon-
ably. They we're not, how
ever, sent up for life. They
are free on the streets again.
The Rambler junked his
campaign. But the next
time some guy tries to hurry
him up with a horn he's 60
ing to be in for a citizen
arrest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-07

posed in an omnibus House
bill.
Less controversial issues, such
as heavier sentences and
stricter laws on sports brides
explosives and false reports
will be considered at the open
ing session.
The committee will move into
the so-called Mallory and Dur
ham rule and investigate arrest
notifications Tuesday, October
is, and again October %.
Sweeping Changes
The House recommended thai
confessions not be barred solely
because Of delay between ar
rest and arraignment Of per-
sons who admitted crimes. The
House bill also would make
sweeping changes in laws deal
ing with the criminal respon-
sibility of a person suffering
from a mental disease or de-
feet.
These adjustments in NAL
lory and Durham court rulings
coupled with House approval
of police "detentions" for ques-
tioning, have pitted freedom
versus-security champions
against each other in the Dis
trict.
Senator Bible attempted to
allow for compromise in an
nouncing IAN in depth exam
ination of the need for
strengthening the criminal JUS
tice code in the Nations Capt.
tai City.
Wants Protection
Personally, I favor taking
every reasonable step to
strengthen the arm Of law en-
forcement agencies as long as
Constitutional guarantees are
protected" Senator Bible said
II believe Just as strongly
that those Constitutional guar
antees should not deprive law
abiding men. women and chill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-07
Halt Poll Tax Entirely,
Virqinio Candidate Bids

on either those elections, OF
those of our United States
Senators.
This will mean endless
litigation and confusion
bordering on chaos. Our only
course is outright repeal of the
poll tax and the adoption of
a simple, reasonable system of
voter registration"
Blue Law Viewpoint
Another State Senate candi-
date, Robert c. Fitzgerald, said
he believes a locality should
be permitted to vote on a Sun
day-closing blue law" before
it takes effect there.
IF this community wants a
blue law that causes businesses
to close one day a week, such
a law can be drafted" he said.
. THE original purpose of
the blue laws was to assure
that businesses would be closed
on the Sabbath. The revisions
in 1861 have not
caused one single business to
be closed, but on the other
hand, has encouraged many to
stay open. 1t is not a blue
law anymore; it is a law of
discrimination.
1T diScriminates against
beef and other meats in favor
of ham; against light bulbs
in favor of flash bulbs; against
necessities in favor of
novelties; against hot dogs in
favor of lunch meats, and even
against fresh vegetables in
favor of beer and wine"
Also speaking were House of
Delegates candidates Dorothy
S. McDiarmid, John Scott and
Guy o. Farley, jr.