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you will return often to enjoy
fully our wonderful climate and
genial hospitality.

l virtue you dS Liz 1CPAS0CAAtd-
tive Of a very large segment Of
the private sugarcane growers, all
of whom depend upon the Virgin
Islands Corporation for the fur
|nishing of various services needed
in the cultivation and processing
Of their sugarcane. This group as
well as the other inhabitants Of
st. Croix are DESTROYS Of knowing
the Boards attitude and policy
with respect to the following:
/. Maximum and liberal assist
ance to the sugarcane grower,
aimed toward the eventual taking
over of the Corporations land
and cultivation.
2. Continuation of the process
ing operations and services now
offered BY the Corporation to
st. Croix sugar industry.
With the realization of the
above proposal, the Corporation
would entirely eliminate t he
heavy losses which it incurs in the
cultivation of sugarcane and at
the same time endow private
growers with the benefits of land
ownership for the expansion Of
private sugarcane cultivation. The
proposal can be given effect by
the adoption of a liberal program
Of farm acquisition, SO designed
that in the final phase, the land
now owned and cultivated by the
Corporation would be owned and
cultivated by private small farm
ers. AS a matter of fact a program
such as this was studied and e
commended by a commission of
the Department Of Agriculture
several years ago.
With respect to item off the
liquidation Of the Corporation at
the expiration of its charter be a
matter under consideration, or if
there is no likelihood Of a re-
chartering of the Corporation, it is
respectfully suggested that before
the operations and services now
offered be abandoned or turned
over to individual private inter-
ests, an opportunity be given to
the business and farming commu-
nifty of the Virgin Islands to
undertake the perpetuation of
such operations and services on a
cooperative basis. / seriously urge
your consideration Of this propo-
sal in as much as the sugar indus
try still remains the backbone of
the economy Of the island Of
st. Croix.
Iregret very much that because
of your heavy schedule my re-
quest to appear personally before
the Board could not be granted. /
trust that by this medium, how
ever, / have been able to bring to
your attention, certain matters
currently in the minds of the pri-
vate grower, matters which are of
vital concern, not only to the peo-
pie / represent, but also to the
-asA.:A. o ~ rnnnIn ~ 4hn Viz
, 1953-03-23

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Evening star., 1953-05-19
HElP--MEN

MiAN-Exnerieneed in manufacture Of
Mk M SsVhf19IHiN SsS1dif19nSi Call TIE. 6-1S2l4.
stock and orders; In whole.
sale elec. and hardware supply house.
Apply between 4 80 and s pm, see
Mr.. MA1IIcKsoN. s72e 10th St, ne.
MAN to york for storm window com
install windows and doors. Expert
enGeo' MARYLAND permit: No phone
calls. White only. Apply 4O3 Sth
MAN. YOUNG. WHITE. mechanically
shop. 903 N st. NV. 81
preferably married: to be trained
Tor permanent position in our serv-
ice dept; good pay. auto allowance.
apply bet. 10 a.m.-4 pm. 92s
MEN, white. for stockroom Of iarxe
MAGAZINE distributor: 6-day Wk.:
MSasatiSn; KS sIAnSHSRfn sfnsfl1s ,sts sts Apply to
M[EN-Txo full-time and one part
average 500 and UP per wk. Re
peat business plus. regular custom
income: Start on . or 2 day trial
basis II you wish, to prove to your
self what an excellent opportunity
this Is. Fuller Brush dealers aver
age $100 and UP per wk.. calling
on regular customers by appt. Fuller
Brush customers are pleasant, cour-
teous and buy these famous every
day necessities regularly. An expert
enced man will make calls with you
and train you. If you are inter-
ested in q sure way to raise your
income. inquire at oil National
Press Bldg, l4th and r sts. NV.
or phone DI. 7-4477 or DI. 7-349S.
Evening star., 1953-05-19
DRIVER

Position available with Alexandria
research laboratory. Must nave
drivers license but no previous ex.
perience necessary. Regular merit
reviews, excellent company Dement'S.
APPLY IN PERSON
Monday Through Saturday
NJ TO 4:3O Pm.
Evening star., 1953-05-19

YOUNG MAN, neat, 20 to 26 yrs:
opportunity Spp = for right party. Apply
Yso5GGNda s5G Man: Nj e. bet. 21-s5, to hS call on
local food stores. Exper. not neces y,
but must have car. Salary and ex-
penses. Room 4O2. 1881 K st. NV,
bet. q and 10 am, Wed, Thurs,
Fri. of this week. 30
MAN-To work for electrical
supply house. Apply after 9 pm.
c. A. LEPPERT. 914 Eye st. NV.
YOUNG MAN Of good character to
work in ONCE Of rental housing
project. Must be able to type, COL
lect rents, and assist manager in
his various duties. 5A-day week.
Salary S55 per week with vacation
Call LU. 2-1222. to arrange in
YOUNG MAN. to help timer with
roof painting. Apply after $50,
2213 8 st. Sc.
MAN WANTED. Excellent
opportunity Apply ARFAX CO.,
Annandale. Va. JE. 3-0440. al
YOUNG MAN. for full-time work. in
flne Arlington mems store; oppor-
tunity to learn all phases Of bus:
excel. working conds. TED LOUIS
SHOP. SHIRLINGTON BUSINESS
CENTER. OV. $1,000.
Evening star., 1953-05-19

ASSISTANT RESIDENT MGR. Know
ledge Of bookkeeping. Apply 9:30 to
5. 169 Danbury st. s.w. ga
BEAUTlCIAN-6-day wk.: top salary
full or part time. eHEPHERD PARK
BEAUTY, SALON. 7713 Georgia ave
BExdric}Ass a:x III sfan' iaiI or part time: ls TOP
HAYWOOD SALON. 23o7 Varnum
St. Mt. Rainier. l9s
BEAUTICiAN. full or part time: top
salary and comm. CARL'S. 18th and
sts NV. over Peoples Drug Store.
BEAUTIcIAN; sos plus 6o4 COM
mission; l day on; busy. air -condi-
toned salon. LA. 6.9?O7. go
469 Mass. ave. NV. ME. S-lS51.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. exper. in ali
branches: Apply in person, ROBERT
BPzJT1 RANtS ofEkA4ok Sif Gon1 good fSf siaTound
Ss S1s.' px6E x6fs sas t9 & S. so0d nx salaez c
Beauty oPERAToR woman or
HHAIRgp5RdhssER, ri 1884 x st. NV,
BEAufY NAi f1S'eai ecafiERAroR-rull or TIa part
conditioned shop. EILLfX N
BEAHT7S Gk4MTS ofEhaf5R S nSis * :xper sW full SG
part time. Hours. 9-6; 4s47 Mass.
BExSTx" y oiFEkAToa: earn 7a ss5 s5, ! to
no manicuring: steady position: air
cooled. mod. shop. LOUIS CREATIVE
HAIRDREssERs. l71O Eye st NV
BEAUTY OPERATOR, good in hair
styling. tinting. cutting; with pleas
i ceIieRt %orFini 0eem eonditions Ron''0h s-day
wk.: S55. 4Ogs comm: wonderful
EVE RUDE, Coral Hills shopping
Beauty ffHtiE ofER4rSSRs SSEfan Sse0s a. also ma man
ager for beauty salon. Apply in per-
son. 1924 Conn. ave, NV. PA
BEAUTY OPERATORS (2)-To assist
in beauty salon: also experienced
hair tinter; exclusive shop: air con-
stlSnHa '1efl5Rt aGRrrNa er'fy TowERs sRs
BEAUTY SALON. Alex. va. Kf.
Beauty H;St ~ OPERATORS. women mlS or
men, for our Conn. ave, Clarendon
and Bethesda salons; 5-day wk.,
top salary and comm. EMILE. 1921
BooKKEEPER for wholesale house,
after 6 pm. -23
OOKKEEPER-In Bethesda. Good
typist with some knowledge Of short
hand: must thoroughly understand
double entry bookkeeping for small
business. Excellent salary; congenial
working conditions in air conditioned
ONCE. Call OIL. 10000. -25
BOOKKEEPER for advertising agency.
experience necessary; congenial
surroundings air conditioned build
ing; 6-day wk.; free disqualification
and other benefits: good salary.
MRS. O'CONNELL. ST. 3-S55O.
BOOKKEEPER, Immediately; full
charge of small, growing business;
prefer young person with some ex-
perience. Call 9 to s weekdays,
BOOKKEHPER-rYP1sr, exp. ali A.
nancial statements; small indust.
org; permanent; 5-day, 40-hr. wk.
DE o.l05l "a
Evening star., 1953-05-19

COSMETIC CLERK, for work In cos
metic and drug departments; expe-
rience required: salary plus commits
sion; Apply SCHWARTZ PHAR-
MACY. 700 Conn. ave. NV. -2l
GIRL, white. permanent
REDfT iNvEssTlIGHXTioR - Young
woman. Is to 80. to verify credit
applications by phone; high school
education REQUIRED; will train. Call
Mr.; BURNS. Ex. 3-01S2. --2l
DENTAL iA ASsT;~Experienced pre-
DENTAL ASSISTANT. young sirl with
at least l years experience; knowl-
edge of typing. Telephone DU
Dental Ass1sTANr-whlt..- -is alert
young woman desired for dental
once In 50. Arlington; experience
aelgfSl sRasa but not essential. RE.
DENTHh fST2G rRANEE-younx lady MiS for
dental lab; S-hr. day: Interesting
work; 5-day wk.; perm. position.
Apply 2nd d.. 1879 Eye st. NV.
DRUG AND Cosmetic CLERK
white only. Full time permanent.
Only those with experience and ref
srences need apply. Call MR.. WITT,
FiEE il; SiLffi; cLffR. .yp.s. and general rs o.
flce worker, white. bet. 25-4O yrs.
old. exper. necessary; trade assoc.
work; air cond. once: hours, 9-5.
b-day wk.; nr. Dupont Circle. CO.
$4,000, -2l
FILTER AND GEN. sEWER-For al
terations dept. on coats. suits and
dresses; 91ns Good opportunity. Apply
FOOD DEMONSTRAToR, nationally
known product. Box 171-G, Star.
Evening star., 1953-05-19
HELP----MEN

PAINTERS ,l2l, white. steady work
7:ao am. to b pm. IA. s.14i5.
PAINTERS, frst class; TOP nay. Can
aSSi; MSi; AZ IALLEY' from 81 PM. IA.
PARKING ATTENDANT; day work,
no sundays. Driving exper. and ref
erences required. 9th and D sts. NV.
Evening star., 1953-05-19
HELP WoAEN (cent.)

- Perm. employment
for thorough, reliable person to as
sist, in compiling short reports on
business concerns. Pleasant working
conditions, 5-day. week. 37h hrs.
$4S to start tart Phone ma. s-2Saos'
CLERK K-TYPIST-National organiza-
with some knowledge of shorthand;
40-kr. wk.: annual increases and
other dement's. LA. 6-4474. -22
CLERK-TYPIST. contractors once.
5SsdLsaSy 5rday wk: Apply $50 to s. ios
CHsRK1TYPisr RsRGItE Fl ~: - 5-day wf.. gen.
NM Smee ccSsa GSEa jH 5S sIfG 1F Ra5' time e5 See
CLERK K-TYPISTS-We have openings
for several clerk-typists under 30
in our home once. Typing speed
not important. Our employees work
5 days a week from $50 am. to
4:45 PM, Monday through Friday,
non-profit cafeteria. If you would
like to work with congenial people
in q pleasant atmosphere. won't you
come in and see US? Apply per-
sonnel ONCE Room 800. SIG l4th
CLERK -TYPIsT-Aiso able to operate
VET VANS OF VA. INC, 1866 S.
seminary rd;, Arlington, Va. (nr.
ShirhpGton shopping center). -21
CLERk-TYPIST-Under 35. 2O-hr.
Wk,: good pay; Bethesda area. OIL.
CLERK -TYPIST-Bright young WON
an. to train as assistant credit
manaser for exclusive specially shop,
Pleasant surroundings. permanent
position, vacations. advancement
other benefits. KAPLOWITZ, on
18th between = and = n NJ
Evening star., 1953-05-19
PHARMACISTS


in Nd. Va. or D. C. or
eligible for reciprocity. Interested
in permanent position. Excellent
salary. bonus and commission
Pleasant working conditions. Apply
Mr.. Steele. District Mgr, WHELAN
DRUG. 500 14th st. NV. --21
PHOTO COUPON SALESMAN S1.75
per sale. Travel, transp. furn. Ap.
Ply III l4th st. NV. RIM. e17,
PHOTOGRAPHERS CALLERS, proof
passers. 904 Shepherd st. NV. be-
fore 9 am. Printer-print finisher,
pnoto; anish' exper. or adv. amateur.
PEAsTERfERas-r1rst class, white me
%sSst.r SRialss GnlH S4H5odP Plenty Of work s5 Gan
PORTER. colored. for downtown Of
nee bldg. part time. during. the
person: LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO..
l4l5 K st. NV, ME. S-5400. 10
PORTER, colored. for auto service
dept; Good hours and salary. usual
ssmployes, dement's. See Mr. Russell
NV: No phone calls.
PORTER, liquor store, full time,
EE1od salary, I, good tx tips; ri ride ,L; bicycle
roRFEh; rooGaFHE 18th psIman:nt :Ii M. .mp.o7nen.. sS
SHIRT P' sHoffs' fi i1os @Ftii il SA11eNAh &. n's
PORTER. drivers license. Excel. sal
ary and hours. Meals furn. 1886
Conn. ave NV WO R-SROn
Evening star., 1953-05-19
STOCK CLERK

Young man for shipping and receiv-
ing department. Of q fine speciality
store; prefer Arlington resident with
legible handwriting; good starting
salary. pleasant working conditions,
excellent opportunity Cor advance
ment; liberal discounts on personal
purchases. paid vacations and usual
company BENEFITS. Apply Mr.. Rim
bey, THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP,
North Highland ard Fairfax Drive.
Arlington, Va. 10
STORE OPERATOR, Dairy Queen,
full time. pleasant working conds.
Apply 4117 N. Fairfax dr.. Claren-
don. Va.
TAILOR - Experienced. mems and
women's repairs: alterations. Full
or part time. NEEDLECRAFT SERV-
ICE. 726 11th st. NV.
TAILOR-FITTER, experienced. excel.
salary. permanent. apply CRAW-
FORD CLOTHES INC, 1920 Wilson
bly,. Parkington. Arl., Va. ia. g.
1856. pa
Evening star., 1953-05-19
HELP-MEN
HElP-WoMEN

C0LORED PREssgR, full time. Ap.
ply 10 Que st. NV. HO. 2-e64O.
between 3 and 4. -21
Evening star., 1953-05-19
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penn. Ave. NV.

CLERK (WHITE)
General ONCE work; Scrne typinG:
drivers permit: 5-dav wk.. . wks.
paid vacation: salary $40 wk. DY-
DEE WASH. 80 Cana st. s.w.. RE
7-S0l2. 20
CLERK-CASHIER-18 to :35: exper.:
3 p.m. To II pm: for bakery-delec.; :;
good at figures: good sal. and pleas
ant surroundings: permanent. THE
VILLAGE PANTRY. $3.50 Pa. ave
cEfERK.rYrrsr-younr lady. 1s to
az. for permanent position; reason
able tipping speed required: pleasant
SURROUNDINGS; unusual opportunity:
high school gr1duste or eautyalent
necessary. Call Mr.. sH1VERS. pI.
7-110O. -1o
Evening star., 1953-05-19
Parking AttendantS
PHARMACISTS

excellent salary. 4S-hour
week. 6-S hrs day; holidays q VI.
with pay. large prescription busi-
ness. Ideal working conditions. Ex-
cation with pay after one year. Sick
leave after one year. Insu rance and
disqualification available after 3
mos employment Retirement plan
available for those over 80 with two
years service Write or apply in
person to Mr.. C. B. Aldrich. PEOPLES
DRUG STORES. INC, II P st. ne,
WaShinRton 9 D. C. -01
Evening star., 1953-05-19

MEN, NOW EMPLOYED.
WORK EYES, $50 PM.
TO $50 PM, IN PUB.
RELS. DEPT. OF NATL.
CONCERN. REMUNER-
ALTON DISCUSSED AT
INTERVIEW. APPLY
TUES. THROUGH FRI.
RIM. NO. 403, 1405 G ST.
NV.
Evening star., 1953-05-19
YOUNG MAN

To learn how to operate once dupli-
eating machine; must be white, 1S
yrs. old and have 10th or 18th
grade education; some mechanical
ability req. We pay you while you
learn. Call empl. desk.
HO, 2-2476
Evening star., 1953-05-19
MEN WANTED
SALES AND SERVICE

II you are. between the ages of 25
and 80. have q. car; can furnish
opportunities of SiS5 to $15O Der
week. we would like . personal
interview with you.
The nature Of our business requires
an interview At your home. in the
presence of your wife. Please under
stand this interview is for the
ploymeut. To arrange for personal
interview. call this evenign, z to q,
MIR. PRETTYMAN. at OV 3-1455.
Evening star., 1953-05-19
HEIP-MEN

STOCK BOYS, PORTERS
store. Apply S624 Colesville I'd.
Silver Spring. MR.. PHILLIPS. Ia
Evening star., 1953-05-19

BOSOM OPERATORS. experienced; !;
also part-time operators for pants
press. GREYsTONE, 2216 sth NV.
SUPERVISOR, daytime
hours, Mon. through Fri; must have
ability to schedule and direct en-
ployes, in meal service and kitchen
cleaning; some experience in food
work preferred; opportunity for
training and advancement. Gov
ERNMENT SERVICES. INC. 1875
21st ST. NV.
CASHIER, steady. part time. Apply
mgr, NATIONAL SHIRT SHOPS,
1903 H St ne. 10
young woman for
exclusive speciality shop. Good
handwriting and good tipping. Pleas
tion, vacations. advancement other
dement's: KAPLOWITZ, on 18th be-
Evening star., 1953-05-19
VOTING MAN


Assist. district sales MANAGER for
greeting card flrm; excellent oppor-
tunity for advancement. Write, stat
ing age and education, Box Ash,
YOUNG MEN wanted for delivery
work. Full or part time: Must be
7fft m stS saa st. sFfrSs.iys nS Room wsits b. 0a!y
YOUNG MEN, free TO- travel with
sales manager in Va. towns: trans.
tturn.; good pay. RIM. 423. 1904
New York ave. NV. -19
WANTED DRIVER. part time. for pvt.
7 to 9 am, $3.50 to $50 pm. Call
KI. 8-1202. 8 am to $50 pm. --23
OPPORTUNITY-We Offer an un-
usual opportunity to q young, mar
risd r.x man: man.: age S5-4s sSd Starting sal
and free life insur anee: Phone Mr..
view. BANNER LAUNDRY & DRY
CLEANING, INC. 901 oronoco st..
EMPIoYEp Ats1eHaEis' MEN, Is hrs. wkly.. lev eye,.
and Sat, part time. in hrs. to suit
5-7 pm, Tues. Wed. Thurs, RIM.
Sol. 71O 14th st. NV. 30
INSURANCE co. can place 2 or 3
% iished debts debts. II Interested interest; III in Better
than average salary. call UN. 4-S407.
-21
AND MICHAEL, painters,
flrSt class only: S16, day. Apply 7
to 7:3O. Wed. or Thurs. at 1904
Lee highway. Arl., Va. go
BOYS, VETS, YOUNG MEN
Under "a. must be single, neat. am
bilious and free to travel 80 States
and ret: transp. furn. Simple In
terview work; exper. unnec.: average
earn, S75 wkly. plus bonus: draw
acct, cash adv. See MR.. PRIOR
from 10 to 2 pm. Roosevelt Hotel,
2101 18th st. NV. Don't phone.
Evening star., 1953-05-19
SALESMEN ATTENTION

National company estab-
lished many years in Wash
nent sales position to alert.
aggressive man under 3b.
Applicant must have success
ful sales background or be
accustomed to dealing with
the public; position carries
very substantial income II
you can qualify. For informa-
sessas siGai Gan mo4aings. Ma sAsfG5o 1850 SF; t.
Evening star., 1953-05-19

ACCTg. RECEIVABLE - Bookkeeper
and asst cashier with some typing:
6h-day week. Box 365-E. Star. 30
Evening star., 1953-05-19
COMPTOMETER
OPERATORS
WE OFFER YOU

enced in all four phases OF comp
tometer work. Must be permanent
Evening star., 1953-05-19
ADDRESSOGRAPH-
SPEEDOMAT OPERATOR

Must be experienced and capable Of
assuming responsibility for mailing
room Of q speciality store. Salary
commensurate with your ability. Lib
eral discounts. paid vacation and
Stewart. THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP,
1919 F ST. NV -l9
MAKER for Airing
ton-Falls Church. Earninss of So so
per hour. 4 hrs. per day or longer:
go9d gd personaltty. car essential Call
8. IA. 7-3174. Only sincere appIi-
ASSISTANT BooKKEEPER for SUPER
market; exper. in bookkeeping and
general ONCE work necessary: 40
call MRS. Yo6NG. Re. 1855
Evening star., 1953-05-19
CLERK

Alert individual. who 10 capable Of
working with details. to measure
advertising lineage; 1880 yrs. Of
age; 5-day, 40-hr wk.: must work
2 out of weekends. Apply Person.
mel. Room sos: open weekdays. S:3O-
8 and Sat, 9-1. No phone calls.
Evening star., 1953-05-19
CLERK-TYPIST
THE EVENING STAR
CI,ERK-TYPTST

OHI1G G4A I I I 1O
Under 80. Pleasant working condi-
tions. In small local once of ma
tional concern. 5-day. 4O-hr. wk
Paid vacation. other benefits. Call
MR.. TRIPLETT. CO. 5-2S1S. 10
Evening star., 1953-05-19

Assist. district sales manager for
greeting card Arm; excellent oppor-
tunity for advancement. Write, stat
ing age and education, Box 4S-H,
Evening star., 1953-10-26
Civil Defense 10 Seek
About S125 Million

Federal Civil Defense Admin
istrator Val Peterson issued a
quick correction today on reports
that he plans to ask Congress
for $3.50 million in the coming
year.
Mr.. Peterson told The Star his
coming request will be mot out
of line" with last years budget
request of $125 million for the
national civil defense program.
The larger figure-used in a
radio interview last night-re-
feTred to a total agency pro-
gram" for stockpiling and op-
erations, to be spread over a
period of several years.
The last session of Congress
cut the agency request to an
allotment of $46.5 million in the
present budget.
Mr.. Peterson emphasized that
no final figure has been set for
the future request, but added:
"It will be sternly realistic
and based on the latest security
planning in order to give Ameri-
ca the kind of civil defense pro-
gram that it needs for the long
DULL"
Evening star., 1953-10-26

ment 5000 in Frederick, Md,
the instructions point out, he
would dial MO. $1,000.
The wider dialing range and
faster service. the company said,
becomes possible with introduc-
ton of automatic message ac-
counting equipment, which pre-
ciSely records the details of
billing purposes.
Charges for the calls remain
the same as at present. On cer-
tain calls within the area and all
calls outside, the operator will
come in on the line to ask the
callers telephone number.
Besides Annapolis and Balti-
more. long distance points which
may be dialed directly include
Braddock Heights, Brandywine,
Catonsville, Chase, Essex, Fred
erick. Pikesville. Roslyn, Towson
and Waldorf, Md, and Engleside
and Fort Belvoir, Va. The Fair
fax County area served by
Browning 8 may be dialed be-
ginning January II.
The new service takes effect
at 1901 am. on November 8.
Evening star., 1953-10-26
Long Distance DiaIing
On Area Phones Due
To Start November 3

Washington area telephone
subscribers may dial calls directly
to Baltimore, Annapolis and 9TH
er long-distance points beginning
week from Sunday.
Introduction of wider range
dialing" also will enable most
customers to dial directly to other
telephones in the Washington
area.
Harold D. Fangboner, general
commercial manager of the
Chesapeake & Potomac Tele-
phone Co., said instructive book
lets on the extension of the dial
service are being mailed today to
all subscribers.
The booklet lists calls which
may be dialed directly within
the Washington Metropolitan
exchange area and outside it.
The subscriber merely dials the
first two letters of the central
Office name and the five num-
erals as he does in present local
calls.
For instance, to call Monu-
Evening star., 1953-10-26
Library Of Congress Plans
Fine Printing Exhibit

An exhibit, Fine Printing in
America, consisting of outstsnd-
ing examples of the art of Amer
lean printers, typographers and
designers, will have its cnly
United States showing in the
Library of Congress next month.
Organized by the Travelling
Exhibition Service of the Smith
sonian Institution for circulation
abroad under auspices OF the
United States Information Agen-
cy, it will be on view in the
ground floor gallery from No
vember 3 to 80.
Designed by Will Burtin,
graphic and applied art expert,
the exhibit will be the first of
it's kind to be shown in German
and Austrian museums and in
the America Houses in Western
Europe.
It will contain 100 examples of
outstanding printing. It's pur-
pose is to illustrate design and
quality aspects as well as tech
nical standards of United States
printing, and to demonstrate the
relationship of crafts and art to
the technology of American
printing.
Evening star., 1953-10-26
Newspaper Reports
La Rosa Will Marry
Dorothy Mcclure
BY the Associotsd Press

NEW YORK, Oct. 26.-The
New York Journal-American said
today Julius La Rosa and Doro-
thy MCGUIRE are scheduled to be
married.
Mr.. La Rosa, 23-year -old sing
er, was fired by Arthur Godfrey
a week ago. Dorothy MCGUIRE,
%, is a member of the MCGUIRE
sisters trio still singing on God
frey shows.
Neither Mr.. La Rosa nor Miss
MCGUIRE was available immedi-
ately for comment.
Jack O'Brian, TV and radio
columnist of the Journal-Ameri-
can, quoted Mr.. La Rosa as say
ing:
II didn't want to come right
out and say we would be married
last week when I talked to you,
but you know what I meant, and
I meant you to understand it. I
don't think there was any doubt
in any ones mind once they read
your story.
"Of course, at that time I also
was afraid for Dottie's sisters
as we'll as Dottie, because I
didn't want anything I might
say in the heat of the first state
ments to jeopardize their jobs. ;"
The wedding won't happen
for while, both Julius and
Dottie indicated" the columnist
wrote, adding;
Julius explained there were
two difficult but not insur-
mountable hurdles in their
march to the altar: Julius is a
Roman Catholic and Dorothy
will have to be unhitched from
her soldier husband, Sergt. John
Brown, from whom she has
been separated for some time. I"
Mr.. La Rosa made his first TV
appearance last night since he
was fired by Mr.. Godfrey. He
appeared on the Ed Sullivan
Toast of the Town" show and
sang two songs.