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wv 80 sedan. Excellent throughout
sl.s9S or best offer. l4-373l.
wv SO Bus. II you want q clear
car In excel. mechanical cond., cal
Pc. 2-9oe7, price 1915 or best offer
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

LONG BEACH, on Chesapeak e
Bay Wooded h-acre tracts, full
water riRhts on white sand beach,
county maintained road. mail deliv-
cry, electricity, trash and garbage
pickup, pvt. harbor, excellent fish
ing and era bling. Only 500,
terms Il desired. BY OWNERS,
Prince Frederick 30e, or write NJ.
Il. ROCKHTII.. 81. leonard. Ma
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ALEXANDRIA
RAMBLER

lIo4 Mt. Vernon Ave.
Alexandria, Va. OV. 5000
TR-5, 1859. Red. New tires and side
curtains. Good eond. s975. Call JE.
A-l1l3 aft. 8 pm.
TRIUMPH 80 TR-3 Roadster, sharp
cond., T. and h., Mich-X, tires. A
SUN SPECIAL. sl.oes. Slss down
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7Oo-Acre Estate on The Rocks'
THE HISTORIC STONE
MANOR HOUSE
is LOVELY
ASKING n1s,Ooo

$50 Acres on the west side Of the
river including the manor house
and all of the improvements, may
be purchased without the undevel-
oped land on the east bank.
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IMPoRT-sPoRTs

RsCHE COUPE "a. cleaning
white hnishs black leather Interior
7. and H. wv. tires. Ike new,
weekend special. szs97s. Cash. trade
or terms
UNITED AUTO SALES
MARYLAND'S FOREIGN CAR CIR.
Ga. Ave at Univ. Blvd. sl9-77oo
RENAULT 81 CsFsVells, DARK blue,
7. and h. WV. tires luggage rack.
Excel cond- 700 miles SloS5.
FE. 7-eoA2
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OFFERED TO SETTLE AN ESTATE
HEIDRICH REALTY
Call Charles Town. w. Va.
800 w.www.wawa 49,

Acres s2s SO 2 sSs A. cutoOver u TIM y
berland SIS. per A. Good terms
Hunters Cabin on S A. Price $4,5oo
Cash down 5000 lo4l Acres-operat-
ing Beef Farm, Nearly all tillable
and bordering river. Less than 500
per A. Call jeff Rankin day or
night Phone: 703- e25-q2S7. CUL.
PEPPER REALTY, Culpeper, Vir.
ginia. Open Sun, Is,
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OFFICES, STUDIOS for REHTILoTs, ACREAGE FOR SALE
tcONyTIREUED tcOkTRUUEDl
CONTINUED

TAK0AIA M. Ssnitsrium-Lsvel g
by tee n. l0t, Flower ave. $40.
firm, cash. Cal EV. 4-T365.
Greater Maryland Prop. ~. S-l1lc
TEXAS AYE.-3soS "a biz. of Penn.
Ave, Sc, Excel. $50 IN, s3s mo.
DlCKEYS. AP. 1860.
WANTED Bldg. lots for houses and
apis IN ID. c. Mr. WOOD u,
S-I644.
81 90 UP-FnNE BLDG. SIZES
IN ID. c. AND NEARBY Nd.
KAY REALTY CO. INC. RA. $40
1s3 ACRES OF LEVEL LAND M
Springfield, Va.-Excellent bid 6
sites. Brokers invited. BELFIORE
CO. 1901 18th st. n.Ws DL 7-Ssz7
3e7 PHILADELPHIA AVE. Takoms
Park. Md.-Size Soxlso. finished
gteeet and Sidewalk, price 400
zs9s down viii subordinate bal
ance. Call MRS. JAMES I. HUN
PHREY, MA. 2-o447.
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IMP0RT-SP0RTS

ABARTH 7os &C Zagato, 1851, q, Ooc
mi, excel. cond. Cost new, $500,
sac, 81 zoo. Ewes. 5e7-249l.
ALA ROMEO 1852 GiuIietta Sprint
touring sedan. Good tires, excel.
cond., one owner. Sls2eS or best Of
fer. S33-l0OS.
ANGLIA go English Ford, 1900
mi, snow tires and chains, will &C
cept any reasonable offer. Excel
cond.s 356-Iez5.
AUSTIN-HEALEY SPRTTE '6l, htr-,
w.-s.-w., family car, never races,
ss95. OIL. anu.
AUsTN-HEALEY 80 MKII-3ooo, jet
black, red int, wire wheels, over
drive, r. and h., WV. tires, a real
steal at only S7,lss. Cash, trade or
terms.
UNITED AUTO SALES
MARYLAND'S FOREIGN CAR CTR
Ga. Ave. at Univ. Blvd, 5000
AUSTIN-HEALY 'Ss "lO0-6,S botb
tops, wire wheels, overdrive, S1,Ies.
UNIVERSITY AUTO SALES, Univ.
blvd. and Colesville I'd, u. $3.50.
AUSTIN HEALEY go 5000 de luxe,
tops, 4 extra tires. $500.
CORTINA "a Fnaiish Ford 5-dT A
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OFFICES, STUDIOS WANTED

ESTABLISHED BUsTNEss-wants !
separate Offices, 1000 and 1900 50.
f., In z 70 story bldg, In good d.
c. location outside downtown area
with utilities and parking for IS
cars. Prefer but not limited 10 up
per Wisconsin ave. 0ccupa y
spring, 1854. Will consider some
renovation investment. Box l49-Hl
Star.
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800 n. Fairfax Dr., ArI.. Va.
OPPOSITE KANNS IA. AM
VOLKsW EMS, 'e5s and 6ls,
brand-new shipment Sedans and
sunroofs. From sl,S9S. DELIVERY
TODAY. Trades or $50 down.
SUN MOTORS
400 N. FAIRFAX DR., ARL., VA.
OPPOSITE RANN'S ia. Anil
wv '65, blue, AMIN r, WV,
shelf, used mo. SlsSso. 1854
wkdys.
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TRUST NOTES WANTED
FLORIDA PROPERTIES

TROUBLESOME DELINQUENT
Notes Bought. Expertly Serviced-
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Nc MIDGET 80. R. and h., Wv,
tires absolutely Ike brand -new,
700 actual nj. This weeks spe.
eial. Ns3Ss. Can finance with SIS
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HUNT. AeeoMMoDATIoMs

HUNT PRIvIL.. limited 10 10. US
hr. D. c. Season. SIS. KE- Sss1z.
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FARMS AND ACREAGE

20 acres, Vienna, $500 per acre.
70 acres, Vienna, $500 per acre.
100 acres, Winchester, a real dog,
but has deer on the property.
House fairly livable. $1,000 cash dn.
Owner will hold first trust, $4,000.
country. Slo,5O0, flex. financing.
We have property from "a acre to
900 acres. Call US for you; property
needs,
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IMPuRI-sPoRTs

MERCEDES 81, lsoSL, sport con,
ysTtss white clear, pvt owner.
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AGB 80 q 70 choose from) leather
int, and wire wheels, fuIIy
equipped s7slSs. Cash. trade o.
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WEsr PALM BEACH-Beaut. In
come property, duplex, bedrms
each 4 l-bedrm. apis. N rear
$4,000. OWNER, 10. 7-7ss1.
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MARBURY, MD.
S15,500
SWEDEN POINT
.MnT En WITH CAP AGu
LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

BELTsvILLE APT. ground almost
Ready to go. 2 main streets 'front.'
age. Priced right. Mr.. Crockett,
BE. 4-6sgz: .nu
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JU. 5-6IIl

N. ARL. Lot for sale, or will build
for. approved purchaser. Mr.. golf
and country club. Call 40 P.m.
KE. 6-6AlT.
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MONEY TO LOAN

WANT BUILDING LOTS for homes
and apis; D; C.; nearby Nd; and
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Plantation Realty
r ANN Oman Q
FREDERICK COUNTY

FREDERICK COUNTY
Catoctin Mts. high location West O
Camp David and CUNNINGHAM Fall
Park.
s acres. Nice little retirement homI
large lot, room house, bath, oil
heat and full basement. Garage
Trout stream in rear on hard road
Price $500. Can be financed.
81 acres. 8 Room house with Elec
trio needs repair, no plumbing
good well and spring, on harC
road. acres c eared d, rest il
woods. Price $3.50. Many othel
places, Call for appointment. PAUL
B. BEARD, "a Altamont Ave. Tel
271-2530 Thurmont, Nd.
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UNITED AUTO SALES
MARYLAND1S FOREIGN CAR CIR.
ca. ave. az Univ. Blvd Sls-77oc
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COMMERCIAL GROUND

COMMERCIAL PROPERTY WANT
ed Mont. GO. or Fairfax Co. res
Rte. lss. Must be reaa Mr.
WEISS, 6sl-3el3.
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MAJ. Mail; s.: Leenard, Nd, =,

tA0AGs AAA(E EAN1GAAlA wv
POTOMAC RIVE R-King Copsico
Westmoreland County. acres, 6oC
Il. sand beach. Large lodge-typs
home. Perfect for large family
club or corporation. Finest fishing
goose and duck shooting. Neal
Bushfield Golf and Yacht Club. Ex
cellent financing. For details cal
or write Ben Hubbard, Schmidt
and Wilson, Inc, Realtors, Warsaw
Va, ED. 3-623l, home CIR. zoos
POTOMAC RIvER-Upper Sand }
Point, Westmoreland County. 3 bed
rooms 2 tiled baths, large Twins
ROOM fireplace, dining area, mod,
ern electric kitchen, porches. heat
paneled thrOugh out. Pier, boa
house, electric boat hoist, lift
boat, motor. Large shaded lot, sand
beach. This property Is Offered
completely furnished and equipped
ready for occupancy. For details or
this and other properties call OF
write Ben Hubbard, Schmidt anc
Wilson, Inc, Realtors, Warsaw, Va
ED. 1921, home CIR. 2-217s.
RAPPAH lNNOCK RIvER-RichmonC
County new year-round home. Ma
sonry. ; bedrooms, bath, oil heat
Paneled living room, fireplace, kitch
en-dining area, beach and haT
Dor, slA,20o. For details on this anC
other properties, call or write BeI
Hubbard, SCHMIDT & WILSON
Inc, Realtors, Warsaw, Va. ED
1921, home CIR. 2-207e.
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SUTTLAND- Pa acres, small home
In good cond., property excel. for
n nd cor business Or deyelqpment.
HOME RLTY. 44q-64o0.
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ONLY S2,75O

ONL1 0Z,IOU
Large lot at Long Beach, cleared,
graded, lawn planted, Lear garage
for temporary workshop completed,
lots OF other material, water and
electricity installed. Rare Opportuni-
ty to obtain a real bargain.
M z ROCKHHL INC
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RI 20 roadster, beautiful metalh
iuish. Priced to sell Sl,leS.
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Sl,loo, s29-4o4s.
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WANTED Bldg. lots for houses and
aPts. in d. C. Mr. WOOD u,
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COMMERCIAL-RTDUSTRIAL
COMMERCIAL. A lab A N A Ave.
next 10 Sears. Ideal location for
any business,
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Pepsi Cola. 1920; Robertson's
Crab House, 1872; Bowl Amer
lea, l4-25; Stalcup Furniture,
1923.
Royal Angus Beef House and
William B. Maske Sheet Metal
teams In the District Ladies
League, who are running 1-2
in the race for top honors,
scored two Of the five sweeps in
the leagues action last night.
Frances Walker, q I10-average
roller and Rita Robinson who
Is carrying q 104 mark for the
Maske team. opened up with
sets Of 3es and 365. respec-
lively, to help their team to
victory over Fontana Lanes.
Royal Angus won its three
games from Fort Davis Lanes.
With Pat Yates and Mary
Ann Davis posting sets Of ST.
and $40 respectively, Bowl
America went on to q sweep Of
three games from Suitland
Bowling Center and Jimmy
Comber's Hearth took three
from Rinaldi Lanes. Ann Nc
Closkey's 38S was high for
Jimmy Comber's.
Mayo Krispy Kreme. having
trouble getting out Of the lower
ranks, turned In one Of its
best efforts Of the season In tax
ing three games from Rowing
Heating. Dorothy Teewinkel
was high scorer for Mayo with
a S75 series.
Ann Ontko's 367 led Twin
brook Lanes to q 81 victory
over Gateway ESQ. In other
matches. Fleisher Jewellers took
a pair from Handy Danny while
H. and M. Trucking beat B.
Frank Joy in two games.
Standings: Royal Angus
Beef, 28-8; William B. Maske,
26-l0; Bowl America, 25-l1;
Jimmy Comber's Hearth, "a
IL; Fontana Bowl, 1918.
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Summurtino Set
For Mot Program

Bruno Sammartino and 327-
pound Klondike Bill VIII meet
in one Of the chief attractions
tomorrow night on the weekly
wrestling card at Capitol Arena.
The show opens at $50 with
3 tag team match pitting Killer
Kowalski and Gorilla Monsoon
against Roy Heffernan and Al
Costello. Chris Jelevarou and
Tim Woods meet brothers John
and Chris Tolas in another
team bout.
Supporting bouts list Jerry
Graham against Eugene Marin,
Pedro Morales against Carlos
Milano and Frank Martinez
against Frank Malloy.
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BY DICK OBRIEN
star BoWlinE Edltor

With l23 bowlers entered
from five States and the Dis
trict Of Columbia, the Bowling
Proprietors' Association expects
to get its $4,000 duckpin pro
bowling tour off to q strong
start ct the Penn Daw Lanes,
Alexandra, on the week end Of
December 14-I5.
The bowlers enthusiastically
greeted the proprietor's sugges-
ton that they form an advisory
committee to work with the
lBPAs Duckpfn Activities CON-
mittee during the tour. The
bowlers Immediately named a
five-man board to represent
them.
They selected John Mandes
and Jack Moulton from the
Washington area, John wein-
kan Of Baltimore Joe Walker
Of Annapolis and Bill Loeffler
of Norfolk, Va.
This quintet win work closely
with the Activities Committee,
headed by Bob CoIburn, In set
ting certain standards for the
conduct Of the tour and In set
ting any technical difficulties
which may arise.
The first joint meeting Of
the two groups is scheduled to
be held December 8. The
Washington area landed two
members on the advisory COM
mittee because 1t will have the
largest contingent. 80, on the
tour.
The top duckpin shooters
from Georgia, North Carolina,
Virginia, Maryland, West Vir-
ginia and the District win be in
action on the 10-month series.
The Caithness Buick team in
the Mems All-Star Duckpin
League hung up high series Of
1918 and Callas Produce reg
istered the high game Of 697
last night.
With Frank Micalizzi posting
4l2 and Bobby Lockhart q All,
Caithness went on to win two
games from Robertson's Crab
House.
FoSco Fattorini was the high
shooter Of the night with a AIS,
but his Fair Lanes team twice
went down to defeat at the
hands Of league-leading Pla-
Nor Lanes. Jimmy DietSch had
400 for Pla-Mor. which gained
q game on second-place Suit
land Bowl. Suitland lost twice
to Mann'S Potato Chips.
Bowl America won q pair
from Callas Produce and Pepsi
Cola rounded out the action by
winning two from Stalcup Fur
niture.
Dietsch stubbornly maintains
his high average lead In the
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THE BOWLING LINE
Duckpin Tour Draws 123

Mems All-Star with a 1919,
Bobby Mayhew's 1898 Is Sec
ond high and Frank Micalizzi's
1872 Is third.
Standing: Pla-Mor Lanes, IS
IA; Suitland Bowl. 23-I5; CAL
las Produce. 22-17; CaithAess
Buick, 22-17; Mann's Potato
Chips. 22rl7; Fair Lanes, 2l-Is;
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A Late Mistake Can Ruin
Your Bowling
Bowling is a lot like golf. In
golf, the closer to the hole you
make q mistake, the worse II
is for you.
It's the same In bowling. The
closer to the pins you make 9
mistake, the bigger your prob
lem.
For instance. II you choose
the wrong angle. you can still
recover and make q strike.
If your first step is too long OF
off-line. you can still recover
for a decent shot.
But II you make q mistake
In releasing the ball-get it toe
far out to the right or pull II
too far to the left-you can
forget about q strike.
The idea Is to concentrate
In your stance, get off to q
proper approach. and keep the
concentration complete all the
way through your delivery and
follow through.
An analysis Of the entire swing Il
yours In the 24-page. fully illustrated
booklet How to Roll the Straight
Ball. Hook. Back-up and Curve" TC
get your copy, send 20 cents and Z
Wiiman, care Of The EyeninT star
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b the Associated Press
NEW YORK - Vince Shomo, 14e,
New York, outpointed Tommy Williams,
$780, Washingtons D. c., (e).
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NoWthrough spring, PanAm's new21 day Jet econ.
omy ticket is the greatest European bargain ever!
Unsurpassed savings! Wththe 14-21-day Jet econ
omytcket you can save $14o $3.50 over regular
Jet economy fares. Yet you still get the same regu-
lar Clipper seNice-incIuding delicious cuisine
by Maxim's of Paris!
"ExTRA FLIGHTS! Pan American offers you the
only daily Jets from Dulles the only direct Jets
from Friendship to Europe. Or choose from the
most Jets SIS aweek-from New York. Come and
go when you wsh-enoy extra days abroad
"ExTRA CITIES! Pan Am has direct Jet service
from the us. to IS European cities-more than
twice as many as any other airline! And with a
Evening star., 1963-02-03
February to Be Observed
American History Month

American History Month
is being observed throughout
the Nation during the month
Of February.
Governors Of all so States
and the commissioners Of the
District of Columbia and the
Canal Zone have received re-
quests from the Daughters of
the American Revolution to
issue proclamations as they
did In 1861 and 1862.
These proclamations off,
cially designate February,
1858. as American History
Month and calls upon all
citizens under their respec-
tive jurisdictions to empha-
size the study Of American
history during the month.
The proclamation issued by
the District Commissioners
was formally presented to
OAR representatives at a re-
cent ceremony in the office
Of the president Of the Board
Of Commissioners, Walter N.
Tobriner. Other participants
were Commissioners John B.
Duncan and F. j. Clark;
Mrs. Dorothy w. 8. Ragan,
District OAR State Regent;
Mrs. Charles s. Miller. OAR
national chairman Of the
American History Month
Committee, and Miss Marian
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A. Brooks, OAR State his
torian.
The members OF the OAR
hope to obtain the issuance
of a Nationwide proclama-
ton in addition to the pro-
Carnations issued by the gov
ernors and mayors.
The National Society OF the
OAR is conducting this an
nual campaign to make all
Americans more American
history conscious through
the observance of February,
the birth month of Washing
ton and Lincoln. More than
$500 c chapters with more
than $4,000 m e m b ers
throughout the Nation are
co-ordinating their efforts at
this time of the year.
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DR.. PetrenuS Shec
Will Lecture

DR.. Petrena Able Shea will
speak to members Of the
George Washington Univer-
sity Hospital Women's Board
Wednesday at II am. The
event will be held In the
university hospital confer
ence room.
DR.. Shea, who is a prac-
ticing gynecologist, has lee
tured for many years to
youth and adult groups in
churches and schools.
A graduate Of the George
Washington University Medi-
cal School, she is currently q
lecturer at Mount Vernon
Junior College.
Board members will have o
luncheon in the conference
room following DR.. Shea's
talk.
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AMBASSADOR PLAYWRIGHT
be held Oct. II in the Statler
TTil%ax. ITakoI

be held oct. II In the Statler
Hilton Hotel.
The ball theme was inspired
by the tradition Of Thomas
Jefferson's practice of well
coming his distinguished
guests to Monticello by tying
red ribbon on the trees.
Mrs. William H. Rippard is
general chairman Of the 1868
ball.
Committee chairmen who
will assist her are Mrs. Ste
phen Slipher and Mrs. George
Sullivan, decorations; Mrs.
Herbert c, Blunck, dinner;
Mrs. Thornton w. Owen, mu-
sic; Mrs. C.. Raymond Wire
and Mrs. Geirge Fuller. pub
licity, and Mrs. William Press
and Mrs. Elwood Davis, res
ervations. The Junior Auxil-
iary will be represented by
Mrs. william @. Hoffman as
chairman.
Evening star., 1963-02-03
Wilde GouI|e's Action
Affect the AIphonds?
by BETTY BEALE

for the bill to make II easy
for all to recall. Hearings will
be held soon before the FL
nance Committee Of which he
is a member.
Reports the Senator's Of
flee, he has had q lot Of
support from women's Or
ganizations all over the coun-
try, and also from bar as
sociations who regard 1t as
an inequity that should be
corrected.
But to get back to voting
or marriage eligibility, Mrs.
Williams figures, broken
down State by State, prove
that Washington women are
as bad off as anybody. In
a total population Of 800. 900
counting all ages, there are
$4,000 more women Of voting
Cor marriageable) age than
men. That's worse than New
York where there are 569, 900
more women than men. But
to show you how bad things
are getting, even California
that once abounded with
males and which now has the
largest population Of any
State in the Union, has l74,-
900 more women than men.
The fact Is, there are only
10 States In which all women
can reduce their income taxes
by matrimony II the spirit
moves them. But how many
women can pick up and move
to Alaska, Arizona. Hawaii,
Idaho, Montana. Nevada, New
Mexico North or South Da-
kota, and Wyoming at the
drop Of an income tax form?
Besides If they did. those
males would Immediately be
outnumbered faster than you
can say Internal Revenue.
If Senator Mccarthy gets
this injustice corrected, he
deserves a man of the year,
award from the spinsters Of
America.
TALK OF ARMS control,
stepped up Of late, brought
to mind q recent anecdote of
Arms Control and Disarma-
mant Director Bill Foster.
Mr.. Foster was speaking on
his subject In Pittsburgh
when he was asked how this
country could be building up
vast supplies Of arms on the
one hand and talking about
disarmament on the other.
Before he could answer the
question, a Polish-b or n
American stood up and said
he thought he could explain
1t by an analogy.
He said the government of
his old country-pre-C Com
munist Poland-used to take
10 per cent Of all the revenue
that came from the sale of
liquor and turn 1t over to
the cause Of combating al
coholism.
Remarked the Arms Con-
Evening star., 1963-02-03
EXCLUSIVELY YOURS :

1t. It could make it uncom-
Portable for him and every
body around. If it's moderate
and intelligent there will be
no problem. But If somebody
attacks the French policy
violently - as some people
have done-it could be diff
ficult."
Said the wife Of a United
States official, II think some
other French Ambassador
might be effected socially by
what's happened. but not the
Alphands because they en-
tertain so beautifully, they
are attractive personally and
people have a good time
there. A good host and o
good hostess are rare"
De Gaulle may have be-
come the anethema to West
ern hopes and unity, but 1t
looks as If 1t will not rub
off on their Washington rep
resentativeS.
y -
THE REPUBLICAN, Ma
TIONAL COMMITTEES top
feminine executive Glare
Williams sent out some
figures the other day that
prove how right Democratic
Senator Eugene Mccarthy
was when he introduced Bill
S35 In the Senate two weeks
ago. That's a tax reform bill
for single persons.
Clare had her mind on
politics when she stated that
there are now over 4 million
more women of voting age
than men, but that's Just
another way Of saying the
single woman's chances of
finding a soul mate In Amer
lea who's not already welded
to another diminish more
every day.
Yet the spinsters and
bachelors In this country are
in a tax bracket that is about
double that Of q married
couple receiving the same In
come, although the cost of
maintaining two people is not
twice the cost of one. But
it is the plight Of the women
that brought tears to the
Minnesota Senator's eyes.
Since there are not enough
males to go around, unat-
tractive and dull ones in
cluded, women are being fl
nancially penalized by the
Government for a status they
connot correct.
TO CORRECT THIS IN
JUSTICE he introduced a
bill that would allow a head
Of household" deduction for
non-married persons of 35
years or over and q deduc-
ton for wages paid for child
care and household help. He
tried to get these provisions
included in the Presidents
tax message and failed, but
even before the Senate met
he reserved the number 35
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Benefit
Will Aid
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The Crimson Ribbon Ball
has been selected as the
theme for the eighth annual
benefit ball to be sponsored
by the Women's Auxiliary Of
the District Society for Grip
pied Children. The ball will