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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-09

The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co.
725 18th Street NV
Washington S, D C.
An Equal Opportunity Employer
from the desk of BRUCE McHENRY
There is no doubt about It, The boss really thought
was out OF my tree this morning. can't understand
why. Anybody who heard what heard would be
excited. My friend Jerry in the Payroll Dept made
study. And do you know what he found? Sit down
If you aren't already Of course.
Number fact to keep in mind Our girls who help
customers place the long distance calls that they
cannot place themselves (you know, the complex
oneS) get paid $40 week to start even in training
But Jerry found that even before they have been
working here months, the girls can make on the
average 1884 week including overtime dfferentials
for evening and Sunday work. We found that the
girls earn more than you might expect
Geo. when found out was practically dancing
with the coat tree. Naturally the boss came in at
that moment. He said, sit down, boy Sit down
DO you want me to get you glass Of water?" That's
the 1irst time the boss ever offered to get me glass
OF water. When told him the news had to get
him glass Of water. And smelling salts too.
Isn't it fine Not only can we offer pretty offices.
nappy people TO work WITH and interesting jobs where
you can talk to all sorts Of people in Washington
(even important ones like Senator'S and Congress-
mem but We pay you Big money
Might as well apply can't dance and it's too wet to
plow Come In and talk to my boss at 725 18th st. nw
Come IN anytime from $50 am. to pm Monday
through Saturday My boss Is nice guy Tell him
Bruce McHenry sent you.
PS If you don't dance or plow in the evening
perhaps you would prefer to work then We have
some jobs available in our accounting department
from 3:45 pm. to IL midnight. OK
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PRODUCTION
DEPARTMENT
TRAINEE

We are looking for a young
man with at least a high
school education for a
position in the makeup
section of our production
department. Position is
permanent and offers va
ried duties and an oppor-
tunity to learn. Hours are
from 2 pm. to 10 pm.
Monday through Friday.
In addition, there is also
a part-time position in
the same department with
similar duties. Hours for
the part-time position are
6 pm. to 10 pm, Monday
through Thursday, 8 pm.
to II pm. Fridays. For
further details contact
our Personnel Depart
ment weekdays, $50 am.
to noon.
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HELP WoMEH

GIL FRI.SECY.-Eaueatsonal 80
pomt1ol offerB excel. future -
Pefso1ael4 ynf. LADY, t1s1. POTO-
hAC EAPL-s z534 Wilson blvd, Ar.
IA. $500
I'M NsTRUcT0Rs. fai or pSrt
1net permalent positions for key
punch verihers sorter, eoilafOr,
s nssssa 81 &C: Please ssnd eqalifi.
view % Boa sou, Star.
kEYPUNCH 0PERArOR. fBM, ex-
sFsd. sdsy. 3sR RSnsS n e R Roes &c;
win pay. Ack leave, hoSpiiaiizafioa
and Life insurance, Apply CARDAY
ASSOCIATES, NC, 10 CsrpSrferr
bldg.s 100 X q. NV.
KEYPUNcH OPERATORS, day ana
80 nqnts full Or part tine. Exper.
only. Mrs. Butler, is7l-oloo.
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Classified Ad Clerks
Openings available for
women who are high
school graduates between
ages 10 and 80. Must
type at least IS w.pm., be
accurate sp ellers and
have a pleasing voice.
Five-day work week, full
company fringe benefits
and paid vacation. Apply
weekdays, 900 am. to
200 pm. at the Person.
mel Department.
THE EVENING STAR
225 Virginia Avenue Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-09
HELP MEN
OIL DRIVERS

Exper. oil delivery men dexirins
good pays steady driving tobs. Con
slant MF. Marta, GRIFFITH CON.
SUMERS CO.. 100 Frs q. ne. Be.
tween s-l7, Mon.-Tues.
OPERATING ROOM ORDERLY =
S2.62s per year. Only those with op-
eating room and delivery room eX-
perience need apply. Liberal bene-
fits and excel. working cono. Hours
from 3:3oll:0 pm or il:0 pm
ESQ am. Apply personnel office,
COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WON
EN- 2f2s L 81. NV.
PAINTERS = Good fast men-Top
pay. Inside and outside work. Cal
bet. 5 and . pm. A5S-o7l6.
PAINTERS INSIDE and outside
painting. Cal IAslsz.
PART-TTME MEN CD. Full-time
men 90. Opportunity to earn $50
per VIZ. Car an advantage. Apply
3lls Nichols ave. sc. $40 am.
PART TIME, Wand. men. No
canvsssing, no e9PeT; nee; Car, slz
eve. u. ZOO, IA. Ssl5.
PART TINE, ewes. and Sat-. men 10
%, with car. Approx. SIS per VIZ.
Call s2S-l1l7.
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CLERK.TYPIST, type 20 w.p.fa. Sal
airy S2,ee7 per Vt. with annual in
crease. 40 hr. VIZ. Mon. through Fri.
Liberal benefits. Apply Personnel
Office, COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR
WOMEN, 2425 L. st. NV.
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HELP MEN
LUMBER SALESMAN

Experienced. capable Of general take.
Oh Work IN millWork- Selling 20 re-
nh and contract trade. Permanent
positlon. Apply ANNANDALE
MlLLWORks Annandale. Va. 80
100.
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THE EVENING STAR

PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR, 5000,
Supervise manufacturing operations
requiring electricity, boilers, steam,
hot air, heating, and plumbing. l7le
Eye st NV.
WILSON PERSONNEL
PROGRAMMES, I4ol, full time, fol
ok, 4-tape system. Minimum ! VI
kensington, Nd. Call MRS. BRACK
EMS, S4e-05OO.
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HELP WoMEM
pGc9EsysggIE;lT.4Il,,5, IETsseDWs

Because q IL high eallhar q their
clients thay fee thar receptionist
plenty o. room for promotion and
ga ary Increase. Good aVeraae
ENPRE EAPL-. I3ls Com, NV.
ROOM tis NO. 1-tllo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-09

HIS. grads, to be trained in an phas-
Is 81 office work, no typing, SIS
GREENS EMPL., 73e 18th NV.
OFFICE TRAINEES
With or without typing, many posi-
tons. To S17S, some NO FEE.
ABBEY PERSONNEL, 1889 Eye NV.
PART.ThME sTENO., Falls Church
area, needs girl with dictaphone ex.
per- Sl.Is hra s hr. day, days.
POTOMAC EMPL., a LeeSburg
Pike, Seven Corners, JE. Inn.
PBX-RECEPTS. NEEDED. See our
ad under obstruction Courses"
CASHIER TRNG. INST. ME. s-l623
PIX OPR. :. Arl. will train mature
woman evening shift oil, ST., $3.50
/ Plus one meal. POTOMAC EMPL.
1884 Wilson blvd Arl. IA. 5000, "A
Leesburg pike, Cnrs. JE. I'M.
PIX OPERATOR, age 7l-95. Start "a
work Dec. ~, $40 week. Apply 2 Il
$50 Mon. through Fri. at 22l4 N
st. NV.
PIX OPERATOR, previous exper.
fence required. To work relief hours
scheduled on part time basis. Apply
personnel, am. 70 2 PM, Mon.
| through FRI PROVIDENCE HOS
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SALES TRAINEE

Good sal, while in train
ing. excel. opport. for flu
ture earnings UP 70 S10.-
600 per yr. College or
high school grad. See Mr..
Knudsen. JIM MCKAY
CHEVROLET, Fairfax. Va.
CIR. 3-O250.
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OFFICE TRHTNEEs

Experienced calculator operator,
good at figures. Good salary, 5-day
week, m m ed late. MAURICE
ELECTRIC, 1884 18th st. NV. AID.
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HELP-WoMEH

HELp-W0MEh
A CONN. AVE. OFFICE
GIRL FRIDAY-S435
Because her 10 viii Be IN promo.
tons she will be extended the PRIV.
ieGe m our fair discount and yOU
may BE sure that she viii have am
pie opportunity TO use Il. Her toh
will Be varied and include such
duties a. correspondence telephone
information, records, etc. Grooming
and personality are Of utmost i'm
EMPIRE EMPL.. I5Is Conn. NV.
ROOM sls NO. 7-6llc
ACCOUNTING CLERK, $500. Han
die accounts receivable for publish
Wilson blvd, Ari.
WILSON PERSONNEL
ACCOUNTANT, $500, supervise
accounting functions for travel
agency. use data processing pro-
cedures, l7le Eye st. NV, 3lU
Wilson blvd, Arl.
WILSON PERSONNEL
ACT NOW! Full or part time. pleas
ant, eazy work. Earnings start
Immediately. No experience neces-
sary. Phone s16-39Sl.
ADM CLERK. good shhd and typ
ing, needed for this adm position,
college helpful, local firm, so.
POTOMAC EMPL., eli King st.,
Alex, KI. s-So5S.
ADM. sECY. - 10 81. 900
fypist, tech, pull, Rocky. ''.' szzs
ALLEN 0'BRIEN Personnel Service
lHo4 N. ". Ave. NV. RE. 1-Izeo
ADM. SECYS., to $1,000
SELECT POSITIONS
LAW $4,000
Pvt. Secys.-LeadinG firms.
PUBLIC REL. S400+
Arrange meetings dinners for vIP.
ESTATE S100+
Girl FIJI. Bookkeeper CCsntraD
SUPERVISOR $500
Chge. Of detail equipt. ADM
INTL. SECY. S400+
For Deputy Dir.-French used.
- to S400
GIRL FRIDAYS S100+
(Politics), public Reid, (CommD
BOOKKEEPER S100+
Uaw), CAcctg. ClerkD, (Othersl
elk. TYP1STS S70-S95
Politics), public Reid ASSN
Annette D. Tatelman
ROOM 227
Woodward Bldg, 18th and H. NV.
RE. 7-A4l4
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN
CONTINUED

vARfTFPIsT, dDsJla expenencs
necessary, for cold COMPOSITIONS
Work. Good saiaFy. Gail Mr.. MarFu-
les. OF. Ls565, CArlinEton).
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NURSES

Registered)
For operating room Columbia Hospi-
tai for Women. s3S0-Sl20 per mo.
depending on experience. Premium
pay for afternoon and night shifts
and on-call. Excellent benefits and
working conditions. Call Ses-looo,
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Part Time Work
Full Time Pay

A month guaranteed commission
income 10 applicants able 10 work
from O'Clock to 10 O'Clock pm. We
are International educational re-
search organization forming a newly
created division and require a limit
ed number OF Representatives TO
introduce the world famous TEMAC
TEACHING MACHINE and pro-
Erammed instruction, for personal
Interview call Mr.. Flamio, ~. s.
1857.
POSITION for (7)
route men, age us, married, his.
grad, Sll1 guaranteed TO start. For
appt. Mr.. BINS0N, days, 3S6-s3sl.
Ewes, 767-sS3S.
= Part time, perm.
pos, prescription work only. Some
ewes, every other SUM-, HiEEers
Drugs, Sol1 Conn. Ave. NV.
PHARMACEUTICAL, major manu-
factuTer, due TO expansion, 10 inter
ested in adding one or two rep
Tesentatives 10 its sales staff In the
Washington area. Interested apph-
cants Between the ages Of 2S-35,
with college education or equivalent,
should write giving complete re-
sumo TO Box ISL. Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-09
PHARMACISTS

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.
Peoples Drug Stores have openings
for qualified pharmacists with Viz
ginia registration In the above area.
This is a large new store enjoying
good prescription volume. Very de.
sirable university town. This posi-.
tion offers good salary, job security,
employe benefits and excellent op-
portunity for advancement. For
further information and details, con
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-09
sALEsMAN oVER "a

SALESMAN OVER 20
Years Of age with successful sales
record to award an exclusive public
relations and business builder pro.
gram TO leading local firms in resi-.
Dental building field in Eastern
States. Opportunity for qualified
applicant 10 establish permanent
business on liberal comm. basis.
Man selected will receive full earn
ings during field training period
For interview call Roland Burt, 52S.
dota, III.
progressive printing
firm needs aggressive, intelligent,
re 9eat, .; ahpiRoSs young man % han
Va. area. Liberal benefits. For
appointment call Miss Sansacon,
S1l.7llI Weekdayg "a
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HELP WOMEN
Bus DRIyER 90 aAsrnosa !.
classified Ad CLERKS

CASHIER For front Office. Must
Be familiar with NCR 1000 Posting
Machine, OF have some bookkeep-
I ssdor Hoieli i1sS Eve S u s1 Am0a
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Interested In a New Job7

Career.minded woman who likes TO
meet and talk to people 70 learn all
phases Of photography, no outside
selling, salary begins the day you
start, perm. position with old estab.
firm. State background and exper.
Box 1871, Star.
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AcHIN1STs
Production
MachinistS

Minimum Of ) yrs. experience on
enEine lsthes IN production shop.
Prefer tracer experience and Abili.
" 10 DO Own set-ups.
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Mechanical
Inspectors

To perform detailed INSPECTION Of
machined, metal and plastic parts,
a our rocket facility mr.. Gaines
villa, Va. WIS. mechanical in.
fpection experience required. Must
Be available for shift work.
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Maintenance
Mechanic

Permanent position at our rocket
facility at Gainesville, Va. for an
experienced maintenance mechanic
70 work on equipment repairs and
installation. wears industrial ex.
perience required.
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HIS. grads, to be trained in al phas
e GR e Sttise E ESTFi no tsSPnSssi S s'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-09
Japanese
Art to Be
Presented

A gift of Japan's new fun-
damental abstract art of Ike
bana will be presented to DR..
T. Dale Stewart, director Of
the Museum of Natural His
tory, tomorrow at the Ike
bana International demon-
stration.
Presenting the gift will be
Mr.. Houn Ohara, who will
present the lecture at 8 pm.
AS one of Japan's leading
flower masters, he has been
on a worldwide tour. His
masterpiece is composed Of
carefully chosen 6-foot pieces
of bleached driftwood, fitted
into a design with wire and
flowers.
DR.. Stewart, a ell-known
physical anthropologist, has
visited Japan and is well
acquainted with the arts Of
the country.
Patrons and patronesses
for the demonstration Mon
day evening and Tuesday
afternoon include the Japa-
nese Ambassador and Mrs.
Takeuchi, Mrs. Dean Rusk,
Lady Beale, Mrs. Akira Nj
shiyama, Mr.. and Mrs. Gent
chi Akatani, Mrs. Pierre SAL
niger and DR.. and Mrs.
Leonard Carmichael.
For reservations contact
Mrs. Paul F. Wagner of Ar
lington, or Mrs. Roy de Vec-
chic of Silver Spring.
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rooms receiving prior atten-
ton, will be this summers
project.
With an eye to lifting"
the first floor, she said it
would be painted white.
This is not a museum but
a lved-in, breathing house
and we will remove all
things that make the rooms
dark" she continued.
This explains the strip
ping" process which she said
the fine Oriental rugs will
undergo. The bleaching proc
ess lightens the rugs to a
pale, pink beige color so that
they won't dominate" the
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rooms. Considered a gamble
in the decorating business be-
cause it is never certain what
the results will be and prob
ably reduces the longevity Of
the rug. the process is said to
produce attractive results
when successful.
To Consult First Lady
Asked whether the First
Lady would have a hand In
the renovation project, ex-
pected to take two years,
Mrs. Duke said the decora-
tors suggestions would be
submitted to Mrs. Kennedy
for approval.
Her touch already has been
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-09

on a gigantic Embarrassing
scale we're not tackling
a job the size Of the White
House" with its crowds of
sightSeers.
Nor do we need signed
pieces (of furniturel in these
rooms these furnishings
are used and take abuse i.
We need things that live ard
work"
Hoping to receive tax
deductible donations of fine
furniture, the committee will
begin at the bottom and
work up, floor by floor, said
Mrs. Duke.
The first floor first, with
the front and rear drawing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-09
BY PAT SALTONSTALL
Star staff Writer

It's sort Of reassuring to
learn that even the Presi-
dents Guest House can be
short on sewing kits. scissors
or safety razors.
These honey items are
listed among the basic needs
for the house where kings
and presidents sleep. The
truth is, Blair House isn't
quite fit for a king.
The famous mansion which
Just last week sheltered In
dian President Radhakrish-
nan may have lacked such
conveniences as electric
clocks, breakfast trays, closet
accessories, vacuum bottles
and mems shirt studs and
cufflinks, but it certainly &C
quired them faster than
could most households.
AS recently as mid-April,
the list was compiled for the
first meeting Of the new
Blair House Fine Arts Com
mittee under the chairman
ship Of Mrs. Angler Biddle
Duke, wife of the Protocol
Chief. Each chose an item
for whose donation she would
be responsible. Nearly every
need has been met.
Simplest Items Missing
People were happy and
interested" in giving, said
Mrs. Duke at a Blair House
press conference last week.
Some Of the most simple APP
pointments which one takes
for granted in ones own
home were missing" she
added.
A state visitor and his Of
fetal party might like to see
his own arrival, Mrs. Duke
said of the lack of television
in each of the IL guest
rooms. This and a radio per
room seemed essentials" for
a house which is home to
royalty.
Blair House will close July
/ to October 1 for major
renovation. Central air con-
ditioning and a new kitchen
will be installed. Hopefully,
1t will reopen in time for
the october state visit Of
Ethiopian Emperor Halle
SelaSSie.
Meanwhile, the hunt is on
for the simple but good"
furnishings which would pre-
serve the warm and tradi-
tional character for which
Blair House is known, yet
make it truly fit for a king.
"FaceIifting" Only
We're interested in a
"facelift, not a whole new
body" quipped Mrs. Duke Of
the project. much less am
bilious than the White House
renovation. II think it would
be a mistake to attack this
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be the display Of some con-
temporary Americana. Ideas
from committee members like
Mrs. Arthur Goldberg, wife
of the Supreme Court JUS
tice, include needle-point
work and the loan Of con-
temporary American art.
THE actual choice has to
be made by professionals.
but we needed a committee
to build interest and en-
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thusiasm and to help OBJ
tain donations and loans"
said the committee chair
man.
Handwriting and unsung
Smithsonian workers have
completed an inventory of
the 32-room mansion. Loans
of prints and paintings al
ready have been made by the
Library Of Congress and the
National Gallery of Art.
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AUTOMATICALLY SPEAKING
Blair House MOI Quite Fit for Xmas

felt in the rearranging of
some of the present art OBJ
jects, and featuring the valu-
able Lowestoft porcelain coll
lection by prominent placing
Of its pieces.
The brick wall in the rear
garden would have disap-
peared. along with the car
riage house, soon to be torn
down to make way for a huge
Government building. Mrs.
Kennedy's Intervention will
preserve the wall-and gar
den privacy for Blair House
guests.
There wasn't much to SAL
wage from the White House
redecorating, but red damask
from its Red Room has been
given the committee by Mrs.
Kennedy for use in Blair
Houses Presidents library,
which they hope to transform
into "a m arvelous mans
ROOM" she said.
Mailing down who pays for
the Blair House beauty pro-
gram is almost as tough as
finding two matching pat
terms in some Of the rooms,
where furnishings and fab
RIGS are Jumped together
without plan or continuity.
Interior designers are
donating their services, said
Mrs. Duke, who did not reveal
their identity. Major fur
nishingS are being asked as
donations. The government
will pay for the painting and
major renovations.
Divided authority over
Blair House places its Gus
tody under the State De-
partment Protocol office, it's
maintenance under the Pub
lie Works Administration of
the General Service Admins
tration, and something like a
veto" power in the White
House. This triheaded adj
ministration results in a cur
tain of "I-don't-knows" when
the question Of cost is raised.
Acquired in 1912
Inc mansion was acquired
by Uncle Sam in 1912 from
Mr.. Gist Blair, last member
Of the Blair family to occupy
it. 1t is renowned as the
place where Col. Robert E.
Lee was offered command of
the Union Armies, and where
an assassination attempt on
President Truman cost the
life of a White House guard.
It's collection of Ameri-
cana-glass, silver and a
roomful of Lincolniana-all
came with the house, which
Mrs. Duke said the last owner
had wanted intact when ii
was turned over to the late
President Roosevelt.
Modern touch planned will
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Street at Fourteenth . National $3.50
Massachusetts, Ave. at 49th . Emerson 222ss
Corners Virginia National $3.50
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the beginning of
a new
International Habit
The continental flavor of mems
toiletries from the famous
House of Lanvin are now keyed
to the American way of life.
Figaro Cologne, 3.75; 600
After.Shave 800; 500
Soap, 200
Lavande Cologne, 3.75; 600
Soap, 200
Vetyver Cologne, 3.75; 600
Soap, 200
All prices except soap plus Federal tax. Mail
and phone orders invited, National s-773O
TOiletries, First Floor; Spring Valley and
Corners.
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Everything's more fun when she's there to
share. Her bright spirit, her lively good
looks add gay note to everyday living.
The way her hair CLEANS with rich color,
so fresh and young as though she's found
the secret of making time stand still. And
in a way, she has. It's with Miss Clairol,
the most effective way to cover gray hair
and revitalize or brighten fading color.
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Keeps hair in wonderful condition
silky-because Miss Clairol carries the
color deep into the hair shaft to shine out
ward. just the way natural color does.
That's why hairdressers everywhere recon-
mend Miss Clairol and more women use
it than all other haircolorings. So quick
and easy. Tryit MISS CLAIROIs
yourself. Today. nam Color nATHa trademark
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-28

Even close up. her
hair looks natural.
Miss Clairol keeps
it shiny, bouncy.
Completely covers
gray with the
younger, brighter,
lasting color
no other kind of
haircoloring can
promise
live up to!
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-28

Handsome new compact size with features gilmore
costlier radios. Powerful, full clear sound
reception. Decorator styled with high impact
plastic case; safety inner lock. Choice of colors.
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New U.S.. Funds Rule
Moy End Plans Dispute

cation. Urban Planning Pro-
gram Guide"
Some Of the more significant
language in the new regula-
tons is as follows:
For areas (where population
expansion has jumped political
boundariesl the planning
agency must provide for par
ticipation and coordination
among the deciSion-making Of
ficals in all the political units"
Some urban areas COW
ering more than one govern
mental unit have established
co-ordinating machinery (such
as joint planning commissions
or councils of elected officials
from the several units) for the
Identification and solution of
their common problems.
IF machinery exists, plan
ming activities must be co-ordi-
mated with it,"
Another point of controversy
over regional planning has
been over intricate details of
the organization for regional
transportation planning. The
Planning Guide" contains in
structions which also have
some significance for this.
AS part of the application for
planning funds, the planning
organization has to include sup
Elementary statements docu-
menting conferences held to
coordinate planning grantsl
and highway funds.
Also required is Statement |
or other Recommendation DEM
onstrating that there is in ex-
istence a representative COM
mittee of local elected officials |
that will participate in the de-
velopment of planning policies
and in the review of planning |
proposals at appropriate times
during the plan preparation |
process.