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Evening star., 1952-06-29

CARPENTER-Top wages for good
pairs. JU. S-SO35. -29
CARPENTER. Al only; new house
S0rins SOrk; oenS PaSne b-4s35 or Silver
CARPENTERS. expe fenced only; new.
house construction. Apply williams
purE nivd. and North Rochester st..
CARPENTERS t4) tor new residen-
tial construction. Report with tools.
$500 block Agar rd.. west Hyatts. $.
Vile.
CARPENTER-lst class trim, steady
work. good pay. Apply 3453 n.
Emerson st. or call OK. 3524. 3 to 5.
CARPENTERS =. Good mechanics
Apply 1924 Woodfield rd. NV. Out
oHn aSs to rd sas See rS %AbE sEt dRbN sSf
cARPENTER cfiN' for residential and i'd re.
model work; man with car preferred
ccRpENTrRRis4 Gfll Shl RRis4e;. .x,.r,.n..s - -
confidential. Apply. Box 1883. Star
CARPENTERS wanted. exp. for in
side and outside work. Long time
lob. Report with tools Mon. morn
Fny,.,ss Ing See Mr.: RoAcHE. 9th and
o.Css % OlkS. IIOm u,
Capitol and Southern ave. il
CARfENTERS-Lon Job; apply ready
to work. Directions: Out GEORGIA
ave. to Seminary rd., left on Sem
mary to Monroe ST., right to lob
CARPENTERS-Long lob. good pay
Wheaton-creSt. Out Georgia ave. :;
g blocks past Wheaton stoplight tc
Henderson,. left two blocks to Gait
iieIt ieht %n,E one 1lock Gno to Harris, right te
CARPENTERS AND HELPERS wanted
m alexandria. Call DEWEY, FIR
CARPENTERS t2). and heiper;
come with tools. Mon. 7:3O am. tc
Blanch ave. and o st. Sc.
mechanics. Call OIL. 1929 days.
ROCKVILLE 1879 nights or Sun. -29
Evening star., 1952-06-29
HELP WTD. AGENCIES (cont. ]

EXCELLENT POSITIONS, all kinds,
once, sales. technical. executive
OLDEST. largest service in d. C.
est. 80 yrs; hundreds of employ
ment opportunities.
CREDIT T-COLLECTION MAN, S275:
exper. on telephone. GRACE DUNN,
1911 @ st. NV. RE. 2S28.
COLLECTOR (MD, exper.. $225 mo
GRACE DUNN. 1911 G st. NV,
Al TYPIST and Steno. (M.> in ne
sec. at once, good pay. Miss Black
st SoYDS. cor. G and 18th, ST.
Evening star., 1952-06-29

When ansUertne advertisement.
addressed to Stdr bores, DO NOT
tnclose original references, photo.
graphs or other materials Of Der.
sondI OGlue. Copies sefpe the pxr.
pose and originals may get lost.
Evening star., 1952-06-29
Classified Ad Rotes
Local Advertisers

Local Advertisers
Three Lines (Minimum)
! time 36c per line.
3 to q times consecutively S5c per
line
= times eonsecutively 83c per line
New Automobiles 65c per line 4-line
minimum.
Special Notices and Personal &c peI
line additional.
Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before second
insertion.
Evening star., 1952-06-29
JANITOR
NIGHT POSITION

run n time; so,ds.g Mon Ell: $50 pm; to :
capable Of passing physical exam.
Apply Personnel. Room sos. Open
EEeeSSsys. 8;30-5: and Sat. 81.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Parma. Ave NV
Evening star., 1952-06-29
CLERK FOR
RETAIL PAINT STORE

Some exper. IN art materials
and wallpaper helpful, but
exper. In. selling paint to re-
tail trade more essential,
Steady work, pleasant work.
ing conds. Apply c. I. SMITH
CO. INC, 2437 18th st. NV.
HU. $500.
Evening star., 1952-06-29
PERSONAL

vACANCY IN NURSING HOME fol
elderly person; 24-hr nursing care;
604o.
HEMS-S1 each. any width dress OF
skirt, includes fitting; special offel
bal ince of month. Needlecraft. 716
11th st. E.w.. 2nd a.
DEEP SEA FISHING PARTIES ar.
Sanged1De luxe fishing cruisers
nished from Washington. Return
same day. Trips include 4 to
hours heavy trolling 80 to 40 mile;
out at sea. For reservations and
information. call ST. 1946. SPORT
FISHING CLUB. e22 Kass Bldg; a:
vACANCY-Elderly lady. 24-hou,
REST ~ oESS HOME. New management
CHEVY CHASE country day school
s1i6l ssria6nsDoStatiSs; Wi ss7a hot dinners; ages
Flynn BEAUTY 5IISS; coInEGE. T TiaiG
sSRR;G, - Experienced teacher
speciality, also adult classes. vi. OSs5
HAIR GOODS-Toupees. wigs. braids
ecaasn0ns conn. ave- ets IA baIs MISHEE Ab s1aH Sls
CASH LOANS on diamonds; iewelry
pawnshop in Washington. LIVING.
SLIP COVERS made to 1T: all worl
rg rgqnaFssnteed gnFsn ovI% Phone 1,,yI VA: 1885;
homes in Washington area. 81
coMposERs-Hav. you,
music improvtsations written or
eaHsz szA Nj hhrmSas7:d sgs7. 1904 EERANGs EsAlenc;
a in well-eaulpped nurse.
home: Tray service; 2l-hour nurs-
VACANCY IN SMALL REST HOME,
tray service; porches, best food and
enyealopes eaNa and theses. etc. GE
PLAY OR LEARN CONTRACT bridge
a55 PEOPLES IS3P r BR1pGE o.sa STUDIO
TUTORING-Grade high school sub:
.si sxpsrtenee. eeu' IA. souieEsGn' i74l years 0'
WILL CARE for 2 elderly persons
in. my pvt. home; tray service: l
blk. to transp. GE. 9745.
MANUSCRIPT SERVICE
Ghosting, editing, scripts. radio, TV
Ii. $500, Ext. 62120.
VACANCY in nurses quiet, clean
home; nice porch and yard, for in
valid Or aged ladies; tray service,
VACANCY-Nursinr care, 1st floor
next TO bath: large porch, grounds;
SAB no, HI: 6410. =
SAFE Up TO 4Oe5 on factory close
outs. 9rand-new 16-in.. 17-in. and
20-in. famous brand TV, refrigera.
tors. wringer and auto. washers
dryers, ironers, fans, air-condition-
ers, ranges and other appliances
Cash or terms! Shop Mon, $50
to 6 at STAR RADIO CO., 409
Of your abilities. experienced
counseling.' ia. 1741.
children, would like to
share home with active. elderly
woman: will pay all expenses; nc
salary. CIR. 3276 during day.
IDEAL SUMNER MEAT. Delicious
domestic rabbit. Nutritious, all
white meat. YOUNG'S RABBITRY,
Shady Spring, Md. Out Georgia ave
to Glenmont High Watertower,
north on route 1872 . mi. Drive out
SLIP COVERS. custom made, by white
oper:,. having Is yrs exper. WA.
Evening star., 1952-06-29

DRAPERY HANGER-Exper.. MI
3413 or ia. S-3663. 80
DRIVERS, colored, for chain dry
cleaner; good starting salary and
chance for advancement. Apply s.
BuRKA, $50 7th st. Sc.
DRIVER, white, 26-36, to deliver
frozen foods for leading wholesaler;
ing record; good opportunity fol
steady. reliable man. Apply Ais
10th st. s.w. after IL noon Monday
No phone calls.
DRIVER-Colored. small delivery;
SSalary and commission: Apply
s25 7th st. NV, ST. 2SOI. -
DRIVERS, white, large wholesale
distributor. Vacations, etc; 5-day
week. Apply 1121 9Th st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-06-29


bonus; $3.50 start. Apply WASH
FISH, 101l E st. s.w.
DRIVER-SALESMAN, retail ice cream
vending routes open. Excellent earn
inss for hard workers. Seven day
week; no part time; no phone calls,
Apply JACK & JILL, Gil 2nd st. ne.
DRIvER-SALESMAN-We have Sc
curity. opportunity and liberal pen
sion plan to offer to a man in
terested in and capable of doint
driver-sales work direct to the homI
Oh a well-established coffee ant
grocery route. Man must be mar.
ried. between 26-4O yrs. age, hav,
Al character and work references
We train you. Salary while train.
ing: Salary and commission aftel
training. You can build your earn
tngs to the limit of your ability
Apply COOK COFFEE CO., so;
Franklin st. ne.
DRUG CLERK, part time, over 81
ewes. and week ends, experienced
preferred. HIGGER'S DRUGS. Sol;
DRUG CLERK. part time. ewes; ex.
eel: pay plus commission. WHEATON
PHARMACY. 11401 Georgia ave.
DEGG CLERK, experienced, after.
noon or evening work; Apply II
18th and G SITS NV 90
Evening star., 1952-06-29
HELP MEN (conf.I }

AUTO MECHANICS-Two men tc
work In modern Ford shop; 5O.5C
with guarantee and bonus, paid
holidays, sick. dement's and hospitaii.
zation. Apply to Mr.. Dove, ED.
MONDS MOTORS. 329s Wilson blvd :
Arl va -2v
AUTO MECHANICS (2). white;
thoroughly exper. with ChrysleI
make cars. Excellent wages, EN-.
ploye benefits and good hours,
clean and modern shop, well yenti.
lated. with excellent working condi.
tions; See Mr: A. A. Wood. L. r
SIEWART, INC. 1440 st. NV
Evening star., 1952-06-29
ELECTRIC APPLIANCE MEcE7NIc-

APPLIANCE MECHANIC
sS1Itv Wili train man with meEhanics
ESTIMATOR - New
construction municipal, State and
Federal, work. Established firm;
good salary. vacation. L. T. WASH
1NGTON. rear 1880 14th st. NV
ELECTRICIAN. car furn. Only want
q man who likes jobbing and perm.
work. See r. Dowd, DOWDS ELEC-
TRIO: AIS Conn; ave. NV. 4
ELECTRICIAN. with car and D. C.
good pay. Apply BENs ELECTRIC
SHOP. 1243 H st. ne. FIR. 5000
and commercial work, steady en-
ploymsnt With established contrac-
ELECTRIClAN'S HELPER to all perm
snent position with established arm;
year-round employment with TOP
wages and many other benefits paid;
applicant must have q D. c. ap-
prentice card and be clean cut.
JOHN G.. WEBSTER & SONS. tEst.
1927. G07 p ST nw IL
Evening star., 1952-06-29

Drug Salesman, Exp.
Blue Jay Products Co. has openins
for exper. drug or speciality sales.
man GOV. the States Of Va, Md. anc
Wash. D. c. age. 25-35: calling
on all types Of wholesale and retail
plus bonus. plus expenses' Please
send resume of BACKGROUND and
exper. to A. A. BELTS, Box 2006
South Station, Arlington, Va.
DRYWALL MECHANICS
Top pay for good men, long Job
Holmes Run Acres, on Gallows I'd :.
of Lee blvd, in Fairfax County
Apply on Job. See Mr.. Cole.
LURIA BROS.
Evening star., 1952-06-29
HELP MEN

ACCOUNTANT to work for CPA: excel
training and very pleasant yorkina
conoS. FieaSe state education, exper
age ana lowest strating salary
0pport. Tor rapid advancement. BOZ
o' oear. 80
with public account.
ing experience for established ac.
counting Arm; experiences in fe,
return preparation and tax audits
REQUIRED: Reply in own handWrit.
lng, stating age. education, experi.
ence and salary. Box 264-B, Star
30
for permanent pos;.
LION with. established accountina
hrm: starting salary eommensurats
Matn eoucatlon and experience; book.
keeplng WORK and tax return prepa.
ration work accepted as Experience
Faoeresslve salary and employe ben.
ems: qualifying experience for CPA
examination. Air-conditioned Of.
noes and good working conditions
Reply In own handwriting, statine
age, and give complete details al
general qualifications, Including
salary. Box 247-B, Star. 40
ASDJusToR: Ssve 7 =: .. casualty claim; mus,
navS AZ ieast yrs. exper.; lge. stock
company. Car furnished. Salary
open; Reply giving name, address
Telephones. resume Of .educationa1
snd business exper. to Box 54-A'
- I'D
Evening star., 1952-06-29
You'll Find at
Sikorsky Aircraft

"a company with large anc
important orders
AN engineering staff of ex.
ceptionally high caliber
AN organization that i.
young enough to have &
spirit of mutual co-opera.
tion
"a friendly atmosphere
-undUplicated research ane
testing facilities
"a respect for and interes'
in new ideas
Evening star., 1952-06-29
ARCHITECT

For large chain organisation on East
coast; permanent, interesting work;
nigh level standing and salary for
quaLined individual; must have ex-
perience IN architectural planning
ana interior decorating Of hotel dim
ing rooms; should be registered
architect in Washington, D. c.; Vir-
ginia, Maryland and Pennsylvania,
Write, giving academic TRAINING,
9ualthcations and experience to BOX
212-B. Star. Il
ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTSMAN for
silver Spring once. Must have good
gen. exp. and be able to make work
ing drawing; no delineators, TED
GIy GEIMyGLL5HdHnARDT. IyL5dnARDT. 910 Pershing drive.
SD. 52So. 80
experienced, airbrush, spe-
ciansts, Tor photo. retouchine and
rendering on mechanical subjects.
Euu or part time, for local studio.
Pnone Elk. O447 for appt. go
eommercial, experienced, or
apprentiee for general art studio
Work; state age. experience or
gralning gn ana salary expected. Box
ARTIST, TECHNICAL
Must have minimum 1 years exper. +;
good chance for advancement. Cali
for appointment, ST. 09S6.
GARDNER for private
estate IN Virginia. Greenhouse ex-
pertence necessary. House, heat,
isht, milk supplied. Give references.
BOX 32O.Z, Star.
Evening star., 1952-06-29

MAINTENANCE mechanic
good, sober man, with some heating,
plumbing and electrical repair ex-
perience; prefer single man who can
live on premises; permanent en-
ployment. with good salary. with
paid vacation. Contact CONGRES.
S1ONAL COUNTRY CLUB. OF.
Evening star., 1952-06-29
ARTIST. TECHNICAT,
ASSISTANT MANAGER

National small loan company has need
OF aggressive young man for inter-
esting work with q future; must
nave late-model automobile; good
to right man. Apply in person only,
EQUITABLE LOAN co.
340s R. !. Ave-. Mt. Rainier. Nd.
-30
Evening star., 1952-06-29

GAS STATION ATTENDANT, with
mechanical experience preferred
z1SS zsSSSs Conn. anCEN ave- = GULF sERv1dSSE' 1S
|GENERSI sERvviCiE STATION W HELP,
40-hour work week; exceptional
company benefits: ideal working con-
ditions. Apply SEARS, ROEBUCK
g. CO.. personnel department. Oil
Bladensbure I'd. ne. i
GRILL MAN. experienced. also ex-
perienced soda fountain help. Apply
Mr. Phillips. BELL DRUG. 26l5
phone calls.
GROCERY CASHIERS, experienced.
Apply MASTER SUPER MARKET.
GRocfEsRSYa' fsSa' cLERK-on. GOOD all
around. must be above average;
good opportunity for right man.
Apply ready for work. 527 18th st..
GROCERY CLERK, experienced. APP
al
Evening star., 1952-06-29
HELP MEN
CAB DRIVERS

MEN OR WOMEN
II you do not have an identification
card. We assist you in obtaining
same BoB,s STUDIO
131 18th st. NE. Ii. $500
Evening star., 1952-06-29
DRIVER
COLORED

Perm. position; must know city, not
mind long hrs, hard work, have
good driving record; vac, sick leave,
bonus; $42.50 start. Apply WASH
FISH, 101l E st. s.w.
Evening star., 1952-06-29
ENGINEERS
DESIGNERS
CRAFTSMEN
FOR
SIKORSKY
HELICOPTERS
Here's the
Opportunity
of a Lifetime!

Sikorsky Aircraft-the fore
most designer, developer
and manufacturer of hell
copters-haS recently ex-
panded its plant by
one-third. This was nee
essary for two reasons, Cd
to increase production OF
the latest type combat
proved helicopters, and
(2) to expand it's research
and development program.
Because of the variety OF
engineering problems In
this newest of all branches
of aviation, the work is both
exciting and challenging.
Here's your chance to work
with the top men in your
prOfeSSion-men who made
the first practical hell
copter. Right now we need
engineers, designers and
craftsmen who want to
pioneer in new and inter-
eSting work with a young,
progressive organization.
Evening star., 1952-06-29

General employment
1913 18th NV. End FL.
ATTENTION, WOMEN
MANY INTERESTING JOBS.
D DAYS, 35 AND 40 HOUR WEEK.
SALARIES, $3, 800 to $1,000
EXPER. AND BEGINNERS
SECRETARIES
STENOGRAPHERS
CLERK-TYPISTS
CLERK WITH LITTLE TYPINd.
OTHER JOBS, NO TYPING.
COME IN AND TALK TT OVER.
sEEGGaGETAR1EsnMANY EGaET. Ra57o Cy,, ,E9cEE5[LENT 1GE5[LENT
NATIONAL AIRPoRT POSITIONS.
A1RLiMES; NTs ETC., S275 MO.
ALSO ESD sEESSj3r915sEs; oFSEs;s ADMIN.
SALARIES. S4,ooo-$3,30o.
SPANISH SHORTHAND, RUSTY
ENGLISH, 8 81, 600
SEC; TYPIsTs. s D.------s4,o 900
BEsR BBEESsRINSHHSITyFs.' cnESTg D.----$$'sSS 8 sSS
SoMPToMETER OPS, NE, S 3. s'sSs Sc
F.. C.-BKPRS., s S3. 400
ASST. BKPRS.. 5 $4,000
FILE CLkS., little typ, s $4,000
KEY PUNCH TRA1NEES. 5 b., $2,iO0
POSTING CLKS., 5 D. S2,4O0
MANY CLK:-TYP.. 80 WD. PER MIN.
ASSSEMBLERS, WILL TRAIN: 8 D.,
MARYLAND JOBS. S'O
SLK; SIES S1TYPS;; IL s D.--------S50-S6o
SOME m VA. AND OTHERS. HS''
NATIONAL EMPL,. SERV.
1019 18th st. NV. Elk. 727O.
ACCOUNTANT (M.)--------$75 wk,
s5o-S7o wk.
Bookkeepers. several ---S65-$75 VIZ.
Openings cashiers. i. ,accts.. clerks.
PERSONNEL SERVICE
1911 G st. NV, Room 2O4.
Evening star., 1952-06-29

CAMERA SALESMAN. exc. opportu-
Al King St, Alexandria.
CANVASSERS-This is the newest
and biggest front-end deal since the
discovery Of gold. You must travel
Transportation and initial expenses
furnished: This is not MAGAZINES
See me today at 4:3O pm. only
suite 917, Kass Bldg. Ill 14th
Evening star., 1952-06-29
EASTERN SHORE OF
MARYLAND
"Kennersley Plantation"
1704-1952

MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE
To be sold on the premises near
Maryland, by Clayton C. Carter, AS
signee, Centreville. Maryland.
Evening star., 1952-06-29

LAvERTY. WILLIAM ELwooD, who
lived on Kingston road. Toronto,
Canada. in 1885, or anyone know.
ing his whereabouts. please COM
municate with Box-324-Z. Star. "a
MEXICAN LAWYER. registered con.
sulate. all Mexican legal matters,
immigration. EDMUNDO CASTILLO
2S0 Broadway. N. Y. z. N. Y
valesclng. private home: lst fir
room next to bath. SH. 1868.
BOARD AND ROOM-one or two
ladies, by nurse in quiet country
home; semi-invalids. special diets
considered. Herndon 219-J-2. %
Evening star., 1952-06-29

Young men for full or part time en-
ployment; salary plus excellent TIPS;
meals and uniforms furnished; paid
vacations and sick leave; and many
APPLY HOT SHOPPES, INC.
Room 200, 1341 @ st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-12-16

made The Star their career. Positions and dates
included in the name lines for family members no
longer living refer to the highest position held and the
years served in that position. Where there are no
dates family members are still serving in the position
indicated.
pattern Of consistency of policy and purpose
due at least in part to continuous
has been major factor in The Stars first 100 years
OF success In The Star of December l6, 1882 Editor
Tate promised the newspaper would be devoted to
the beautiful city which bears the honored name of
Washington and to the welfare of its growing popu-
lation This basic policy still guides The Star today
Evening star., 1952-12-16

ON NOVEMBER l, 1857 the day after Crosby S.
" Noyes became editor of The Star he received
this advice in letter from friend George w. Child
editor of the Philadelphia Ledger:
Rest assured that outside combination or any
other paper can materially njure you long as the
paper is well managed. Pull together and avoid
dsSensions among yourselves"
Editor Noyes and his fellow owners pulled to-
gether and today The Star has been under the same
continuous management for IS years.
The owner worker genealogy illustrated above
shows the heads of the three families who took over
Star management in 1857 and the descendants who
Evening star., 1952-12-16

ID DENJAMIN M. McKELWAY
- was named editor of The
Star in 1946. A newspaper
man with no relationship to
any of the three Star families,
he was selected for the posi-
ton previously held by only
two men-Crosby s. Noyes and
Theodore w. NoyeS. After
joining The Star in 1920, Mr..
McKelway served as copy
reader, reporter, city editor,
news editor, managing editor
and associate editor.
Evening star., 1952-05-11

An Iowa brunch at 1880 am.
next Sunday at the National Air
port. Prof. William j. Petersen Of
the States Historical Society will
speak on Builders of the Hawk
eye State" Reservations should be
made with Representative James
4. Dalliver, president of the group,
or Mrs. Gertrude L. Gromann, Co
5000, extension 208-I.
X
A Colorado Breakfast at 10 am
next Sunday in the Wardman
Park Hotel. The Congressional
delegation and other distin-
|guished guests are expected to be
Ion hand.
Evening star., 1952-05-11
State Societies
By Fronk SortweII, j

! The Conference of State Socie-
ties will take another whack al
its annual meeting at O'Clock
tomorrow night in the Senate
Caucus Room.
This will be a continuation OF
last Mondays three-hour merry
go-round in which nobody got
any sort of rings; gold, brass OF
finger.
1t had been foretold that great
political pickering would attend
the election of officers, scheduled
for last Monday. The differences
broke out so soon, and went SO
deep, that the group never even
got to the elections.
Delegates ate steak, potatoes
and peas at the dinner before the
meeting; it was the only thing
they agreed on all night. Tension
started building up during a re-
view of the Cherry Blossom Festi-
lval. and never let down.
Chairman Lawrence Scheewe
had a plan for converting the
Conference to the group chartered
by Congress; Past Chairman Roy
Haines had another. They kept
bobbing up to the microphone,
which stood on the head table be-
tween them. explaining their
stands. Mr.. Scheewe pleaded for
harmony (in the name of which
the group is split down the breast
bone). He asked that no one
throw a monkey wrench into the
parliamentary gears.
Mr.. HaineS said that an honest
difference of opinion couldn't be
referred to as monkey wrench.
The two gentlemen argued their
plans for considerable time. Each
talked of honor, obeying the law,
the supreme power of the elected
delegates. Motherhood, the flag
and mans best friend didn't get
much mention.
Then came the only vote of the
night. Mr.. John S. Slear, who has
been mentioned for the chair
manship, moved the meeting be
adjourned. Well, sir, you would
Evening star., 1952-05-11
Conference to Try 1ooryAt Meetinq Tomorrow Niqht[

have thought it was the House o
Commons. An amendment calling
for a study group to examine the
law was lost on technical grounds
The vote Of the delegate from
Florida was challenged. She was
able to offer proper credentials
Three proxy votes were made and
Immediately protested. In the
hubhub I was never sure whether
they were allowed, but the roll
call (made twice. showed II to
Is for adjournment, and it was all
over for a week.
Since then, at least two groups
Iof delegates have been holding
meetings of their own, planning
Evening star., 1952-05-11

'strstegy for tomorrow night.
Amcng moves in the works is a
motion to prevent any chairman
serving more than one term. This,
of course. would eliminate both
Mr.. Scheewe and Mr.. Haines from
running, even If the elections
finally are held. Except that some
feel it is on shaky parliamentary
ground.
Now all parties are calling for
harmony and preparing their tao
tics for tomorrow's skirmish.
X X y y
Social activities (for which the
state societies were presumably
founded) this week will include
Evening star., 1952-05-11
-similar to its former. natvraI shade

Use Canute Water at home without
muss or fuss. Keeps your gray hair
a secret! Color al,Days looks natural.
Won't wash off! Won't fade, won't
streak. "Touch-ups" are quick, easy.
Hair takes a permanent. Still only
SIPS for 7-application size. Tested,
proved harmless at one of Americas s
Greatest Universities. Ask for Canute
Water at Drug Stores everywhere.
Evening star., 1952-05-11
Visitinq in Luruy &,

Mrs. Sallie Green Stephenson,
who spent a couple of months
with her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Dunbar, has
returned to Luray. Va, to be with
her other daughter. Mrs. T. M.
French.
Evening star., 1952-05-11
MRS. HAROLD C. SIMMONS
The former
Miss Mary E. Stenger.
Photo

Miss Mary Ellen Stenger, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard M.
Stenger, was married yesterday
to Mr.. Harold c. Simmons, son
Iof Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Simmons
OF. Greenville, S. c. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Malloy
lat st. JoSeph's Catholic Church.
After the marriage, a reception
was held in the Cabinet Room of
the Willard Hotel.
The couple will travel through
the South on their honeymoon.
Evening star., 1952-05-11

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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-09-18
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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-02-15
B Brotherhood Broadcast
Slated for Sunday

On February 18th, as part of
the national observance of Bro
therhood Week, the Eternal
Light, (12:30-1:OO P. NJ, EST,
NBC Network) will present a
drama entitled, MAN of Athens"
written by Joseph Minded, ac-
cording to an announcement by
the Jewish Theological Seminary
of America.
MAN of Athens" is the story Of
Socrates, portrayed as the time
less fighter for truth that has
made him a symbol in all genera
tons. This is drama Of slavery
and freedom, and the conscience
that spurs man to create society
of brotherhood.