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Evening star., 1953-07-19
PERSONAL

THE HARRISON SCHOOL, Arlington
Va. Register your child now for Isl
grade. half or full day. Licensed
teacher: p.oe Nursery or kinderEarten
VACANCYWElderly person: 24-hour
care. Cool and comfortable; reas.
HILLENDALE REST HOME. HE, f.
FORMS 81, o. s. Job applications,
manuscripts prepared and typed
fTGSifa9Ee isTE}fs WOMAN ssache.
from self lf-consciousness: special sum-
mer course for italian, German and
French. Air-cond. studio. AID. 2,255O
VACANCY IN NURSING HOME for
elderly person. 24-hr. nursing care;
licensed by State and county super
CONVALESCENT HOME in King
George Co.: Va; nursing care. Apply
tto MRS: WILLIAM H, WASHING
pERRNMiASEESsRss ERNi S0Esns s.; 81 o:;haHMpoo. Ha VIZ War
FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE. 1910 G
BE N N EUROPE for 3 months. will
handle business, pvt. affairs, etc.
Former A. r. c. on. Box 269-J, Star.
COUPLE desires to rent part Of large
secluded home as unfurn: apt;
CO. Extensive W Hep" shaded erounds % ftsH de-.
sirable. BOX 265-L. Star.
WIGS AND COUPEES made to order
hair pieces Of all kinds; MICHEEL.
1918 Gem ave MA: s,b323; -.
qua saarsnteed SH phone %one VA v ~ 4-4sss ~ s0'.
NURSING CARE given elderly loved
ones in beautiful small licensed
home. Trained nurses. JU. 6-l443
FAIRFAX LODGE, new superior. Va.
nursing home: 2o-min drive from from
food and care. Crescent 726-R.
MANUEL REST HOME, in a beautiful
spot, in the foothills Of Va. where
night and day. Our home cooked
food Is our speciality. Fresh milk
and cream from our own Guernsey
%XSE SGES sssS REgT tFTm H0Mr eST own Hs6epS bepS
VACANCY for an elderly lady. in 6
lovely quiet home. kind care given:
porches and lawns; close-in; buses
at door. HUI. 3-5O99.
MANUSCRIPT SERVICE-Editing
typing. charts, maps, diagrams.
PRACTICAL NURSE desires trans
portation to west coast. Train. air
or motor, accompanying infant or
invalid: JE. 2-4SO4.
WILL INVEST $4,000 in electronic
supply bus. or other proposition,
EDDIs. CO. 5-4S02.
BABIES given loving care in licensed
home of refined Christian parents.
Vic. Langley PIX. and Sill. Spring
Mother regis; nurse With grad.
5-day wk. WE. 5-6ii6. -2i
VACANCY IN WELL-EQUIPPED
nnFcir0 hnnnn trQv service O1-hP
nurs. care. reas. rates. JU. 5-0202.
WANTED-One lesson per week in
Italian language. Native instructor
preferred. Box 295-L, Star.
OFFICE FACILITIES, good building
in exchange for light secretaria
MEXICAN LAWYER, registered con.
immieration. aie, at "f1iI6 EpMuND IesS5 cAsTIEIo
IF UNABLE 70 ATTEND classes tr!
tutoring, at home. Elem. ill.,, s.;h,
HUHr sYSi UMf UTif1T6RaSG. 47R9S3; A,r Veom Lat.
Fr., Eng, sp.., Ger. arith.; read
Elem, j. h.. S, h. sub. UN. 4-19s3
HAIRCUT, TRIM? New York's hand.
tailored; no clip. used. BURLINGTON
BARBER SHOP, 112O vt. ave. NV
HAIR-DYEING, men, $3.50. % years
experience. Evening appointments
available. AID. 4-9674.
WANTED-Full care for lady. age 81
in private family, white or colored
in their own home. $3.50 per month
References required Write MAR
GARET L. RICHARDS. 1919 East
Capitol. Phone Ii. 3-1971. 81"
SLIP COVERS, DRAPERIES; use your
fabric: expert workmanship. DAIG-
NEAULT DECOR. CO. 5-5690.
HONEY SUCKLE LODGE
Vacancy In licensed care home, To-
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AUTO MECHANIC

We have openings for two Ist-claSs
mechanics to work in our modern
well-euuipped shop. Our present
men are averaging over Sl25 wk.,
paid holidays and vacation plus
many other benefits. See Mr.. Mills.
LET, 33rd and M SITS. NV. GEORGE
town., AID. 2-l646. 30
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hand wanted in good
sober. IA. 2-4440 for appt. -2l
tenance; able supervise other work
4ess msn for for nJ sm sah apt bldEs stoksE
BODY MAN-5-day week. good pay,
free disqualification and insurance,
and paid vacations. Call Mr.. Baldwin.
va; yaaa 7s4G39; Ha{ti@oTe HYATTsV1LLE Az BUISK
BOOKKEEPER and ONCE man. ex-
perienced. Rox 446-M Star. 10
BOOKKEEPING CLERK, posting,
record keeping. filing. tipping; neat,
accurate work required; good refs:
sohd chd dsy So SdakE Sf kEE Ek 5SS SSd toE tUoEpE
BRICK LAYER. exper.. 1st class
mech. 10. S-2359.
BRICKLAYERs. union, at 400 n.
ar sn' sTsy Sshis Of hsh
way at Lincolnia exit, 32i0. Wis;
consin ave. NV. Bradley blvd. and
wisconsin ave. -37th and AnacoStia
rd. Sc. New Hampshire ave. ex-
tended. mile beyond University DIR.
OPERATOR for TD-e
grading grading machine; chi , expeEi; white white;
BULLDoZER oPERATOR-Must be
exper. grader. See Bob on new apt.
project. Wheeler rd. and Wahler
pl. Sc. 30
BUTCHER, exper., refs, 5h-day wk.,
EMERSON SUPER MARKET, 1909
, ,.tGTeeHEiR' tfFe III ne rHeliable, to work in pes
market. Apply 1901 1st st. NV.
Open Sun. till /.
BUTCHER or apprentice to work in
downtown meat market; good hours
and pay. Call between ga Sunday
10 5-4S71
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DRIVER

COLOHED
To work for leading frozen
food wholesaler. Must know
Washington and vic, and have
good driving record. This is q
good opportunity for q steady,
reliable man who is willing to
work. $50 wk. start. Company
benefits incl. sick leave. vaca-
ton. insurance. Apply 416
10th st. S.w. No phone calls.
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To Place . Star Classified Ad
Call
Sterling $4,000
Classified Ad Rotes
Local Advertisers

Three Lines (Minimuml
time, $50 per line.
3 to 9 times consecutively. ssc per
line.
times consecutively. 86c per line.
New automobiles, 60e per line: G-ltne
minimum.
Special Notices and Personal &c per
line additional.
out-of-town rate. 0oc . line each
insertion.
Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before second
insertion
CLOSING HOURS:
SUNDAY EDIT1oN-1o PM FRI
MONDAY EDITIONS PM. SUN.
TUES. to FRI.-9 Pm. DAY BEFORE
SATURDAY EDITIoN-1O PM FRI
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HElP-MEN
ACCOUNTING

Accounting under graduate or night
student for permanent position with
home office of national company
Excellent opportunities for advance
ment. Paid vacation, sick leave,
disqualification and insurance bene-
fits, luncheon meals. employe pur-
chase discounts; 40-hr., 5-day week.
HOT SHOPPES, INC.
Room 200, 1341 G st. NV.
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AUTO MECHANICS

Your downtown Nash dealer needs
Al men; $3.50 basis; hospitaliZa-
ton; paid vacations. free parking
uniforms furnished. See Mr.. Leedy,
CHANDLER NASH, 18th and M
SITS. NV, or call Elk. $4,000.
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Educational
HELP-MEN

man to learn trade. S1.20 hour toI
start; ARROW ELECTRIC co. AID.
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Monday, July 90. 9 am. to 1890
pm. for appointment. -19
AUTO MECHANIC-Guar. salary.
disqualification, vac. with pay. A
hr wk. Apply or phone Mr. Chesel-
dine. HAGNER CHEVROLET. Market
.uTo u7T9Ss sMECHANlc. must be good do on
all makes. Excel. pay. benefits. Must
have Al reference, or need not
apply. Ask for D. II. or Jack be-
tween l and 5 pm. MANHATTAN
AUTO & RADIO CO., both sides Of
9TH and r SITS. NV. 80
AUTO MECHANIC; salary and bonus:
vacation. insurance plan: individual
twin-post lift; 5-day week; clean
uniforms supplied. WILSON PONT-
lac. 1928 Ga. ave, Silver Spring,
AUTO MECHANIC. white. sober. gen.
repairs: 5-day week. good start.
salary, paid holidays; must have own
tools. 416 Morse ct. ne. Ii. 7-1oe2.
Ia
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N4tGO4 i 4x<14Nk1Ocxb
For retail clothing store, experienced; !;
salary open. Apply 737 7th st. NV,
-21
DELIVERY AND STOCK MAN-Bicy-
sTEELMAN's I1ouofR cf STORE, s754
DIsHwAsaER-PoRrER isiH "a hiEi So Sun
days Apply Monday, RIVERSIDE
PHARMACY. 2125 E st. NV.
DOUGHNUT CUTTER-Young man.
1s or over, white. We will train
you to become. doughnut cutter.
salary. If you are dependable,
good worker and become efficient
you will have your pay increased
oss ssyeFs Bs Tines is n. tns Res 6b 5st in 6T deT
plant. References required. Call
ia. 7-6466. before 3 pm.
DRIVER-PORTER, 81 yrs. or over,
for general drugstore work. Apply
in person, POTOMAC DRUGSTORE
1854 Wis. ave. NV: -23
DRIVERS, white, for sightseeing work.
must mus have Az p, p G Sr idsntif tns. card and
DRIVER, routeman, established route,
with linen supply or wholesale laun-
dry exper. Good salary, comm. Vaca-
ton. CENTRAL LINEN SERVICE
DRIvER-Dry cleaning route: famil.
with Bethesda-Ch. Ch. Good sal,
good working cond.; establ. route.
CHEVY CHASE VALET. INC. 1852
Wis. ave-. Bethesda, OIL. 4-770O.
ORIvERs-SALESMEN-For ice-cream
vending route 7-day wk.; excel. earn
tngs for hard worker. Apply in per
fea feE e cREz& Rf g. e ne NO '4G1 p6ons = sals s
DRIVER. colored: truck deliveries
and warehouse duties: fast; whole
sale Arm: 5h-day wk.; $40 wk
AMES PAPER CO., 1896 H st. ne.
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CHURCH CUSTODIAN - Baptist
church in Sc Washington wants
reliable full-time custodian. Salary
age, exper., marital status, refs,
and home address. Apply Box 1851,
CIVIL ENGINEER-For work In Nor
folk area; exper. man needed i'm
mediately. Call NO. 7-4S96 on Mon.
for appointment. 10
CLERK, white, to work at Falls
Church Motor Ct. Must be efflcient.
JE. 2-0110. 30
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DO NOT TELEPHONE
TEACHERS POSITIONS

FOR WOMEN
DAY COLLEGE LEVEL
phys. ed, home &C..
FULL TIME-SECONDAR music,
phys. ed, comm, home &C., journal
ism, Spanish and French, math,
istry, guidance, librarian. dietitian.
remedial reading. FULL AND PART
TIME: Kindergarten and primary.
FOR MEN
Excel. full-time openings in music,
math, science, English and social
studies. Spanish and French, phys.
ed, commercial, Journalism, guild
ance, indus. arts; about $500 mo.
up, depending on training and exp;
ALSO PART-TIME DAY - math,
college level, $4,000.
ADAMS TEATHEPC
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HELP WANTED AGENCIES

BKKPRS. AND ACCoUNTANTs-We
speciallze in these positions ATLAS
If TN HSEMpLofED, or or wish ST Ssa setter
position, see Immediately, GRACE
rpo P1GN; MI IS11 ,v g NIrn s. tRE; 7,9s2s1;
fsGHsks flsi ffff zsGsS e S H. eS.Ho eh.7ss
JOBS ofEN ,n .. ~ Ise, se, Amer.;
Europe r & s.: :o93 70 $12.SGG ,Ho TFaXel
Stuart St.. Boston.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Protestant college in Va. $4,000.
ABBEY M PERSONNEL. eos 14th NV.
BACTERIoLoGY MAJOR
perm. job with future. st. $500.
ABBEY PERSONNEL. 500 14th NV.
ACCOUNTANT. CPA. young man. legal
background pref. relocate MINI:
to become jr. partner; $4,000 and
ABBEY PERSONNEL. 500 14th NV.
OFFICE MANAGER. wholesale-retail
firm. type own sales letters. book
ABBEY ABE'i PERSONNEL. zoe IA i4tS S0 NV.
DR. S ASST, type. Md Salary open
Rentsl tasSn,cisp asst eiSper.--cd Open
Lab psoFEssoNR tseRRtsss6 Pt tns pacEsaNf M open
1885 Eye St. NV. RE. N-4S5S
EAF 4 h. 's'eRislaRs das %f, NJ: D & sls sasS ass
see9 Girl dSPsnsSs Prday aoso sSSeD oSeD
BEGINNER stenos;. advantases - $500
Med. typists; clinic, hosp. to $3.50
PhysiOtherapist Phys alaD IT,, hosp: So:n S259 Sid
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL
900 18th NV. RIM. sos. ME-. s-2992
ATLAS, 1920 N. Y. AVE.
Secys., stenogs., bkprs.. rcpts., typists.
file clerks, payroll clerks. bkpg. mch.
1420 N. Y. AVE. NV. RIM. sos
ARLINGTON-ALEX.
t.: Recept.-tSD.. SD' wash: Blvd. s5 hr. ss10
Sec'y. to exec. trade assn. day $30S
ssseS. seno. eiGIess eoess social social works da $s6s
sec'y.. Ft., Belvoir area. 5. day $3.50
Kindergarten teacher, SO. 5 day $500
Dictaphone opr.. expr. pref $50 plus
Bkk pr, F. c.. Shirl: :----$65 up
AosL. UhhPI.. oAA pOAbb - NaS- Wv
Clk-typ., King st., 5 day $50
Social worker. no field wk., 8 day $34
NprSe, reg. 5 day S235
credit recollection, asst. mgr. 8 day $50
PIX opr., day hrs, 8 day $l9l
Editorial clerk-typ.. 5 day $247
Cashier, auto exp. 8 day----- $50
Collection credit. ofc. work $50
Auto mech. expr., own toolsto $3.50 wk.
Collection. retail. car nee. allow
Investigator. 21-33, college. car $275
Geographical craftsman, expr. $65 up
Stock elk. h. 5. grad, over .21 $40
Potomac Emp, Hrs. 9-8
1894 Wilson Blvd, Arl. IA. 7-1700
91l King St. Alex. KI. 9-7022
Personnel Service
Immed. openings for typists. secre-
taries, bookkeepers. cashiers; un-
usual salaries: INQUIRE MA. S.2115
or MA. S-625O. Visit Mr.. Byrd.
n vi
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TECHNICAL

chemical and diesel - to $4,000
engineer, design; exper.
in Syncros.. Servo-Mech., radar,
sonar, electronics, etc.--$12, 900 up
Fire, Ere sontrol con ,tschnicianssA,ooT ,oo Top 19D
Mechanical engineers----to to $4,000
to $1,000
Electronic technicians 500 up
math. major S75 up
all fields to 500
Sales engrs., heavy mach, 900 up
to SlO,00O
Mathematician (phySicS) ---Sl7.O0O
SALES
Intangibles TO $4,000
Chemical by-products - $4,000 up
Paints $500 plus
Route sales, no bond to 500 wk.
Phono. records. retail to $4,000
ONCE machines, jr. sales $3.50 up
Business forms st. $500
Tires, whlse. and retail S75 up
Shoes. retail eXper. -------to $1,000
Ice cream. wholesale $50 up
Photographic. no exp. nee. st. $4,000
Tobacco car furn. - S3,1O0
Foods. car furn. - 81. 400
Publishing service. car nee. S5.5O0
Evening star., 1953-07-19
HELP WTp. AGENCIES tcont.I

Men and Women
CLERICAL, L. PROFESSIONAL 2H
SKILLED. UNSk1LLED
Washington's Newest and
Busiest Job Mart
METROPOLITAN
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
9O6 10th ST NV
CAPITOL HILL SECY.
$4,000. able to leave city for ,.3 2 !. mo-, mos.
ST. 3-3666 immed.
BOYD'S, Cor. G and 18th
CASHIER, $4,000
Securities e9It sE ezpeT;i .asas finance Offices In
GRACE DUNN
1871 @ st.. Room 200
u. S. Empl. Service
NO EMPLOYMENT FEES
315 18th STREET NV.
PROFESSIONAL GoCAL)
Case Workers tM.6D, Dietitian "a.
DAD, Craftsmen. Engineers tauto-
motive and electronic). (ham radio
lic.), Group Worker, Patent Lawyer,
Personnel Oficer steamship or ma
rine labor union exper.; Police
women, Production Illustrator (air
brushJ, Production Planner (prtg.
and publ. Radio Operators (2d-cl.
al
phone Equip. Spec. (research).
PROFESSIONAL (OUT OF TOWN.
Chemical Engineers tdesign, produc-
tion. research). Engineers (civil
electrical. industrial. mechanical,
plant. time study. Lawyer (tech.
degree plus L.L.B.), Case Worker,
Chemists. Physicists, supvr. Recrea-
tional Therapist, Teacher nursery
school,
MANAGERIAL AND SALES
Asst. Buyers, Credit and Coll. Mgrs.,
Dept. Mgrs. (merchandisins), Traf-
fic Mgr. Grail and motor, Field
supvr. dnsurance). Statesmen. food
stuffs; Statesmen. shoes; saleswomen;
SpCCs SuOpSB 0uICo NtCAAoB 0AOSCAJs
MEDICAL
Histopathology Technician, Medical
Records Librarian. Medical Social
Workers. Medical Technicians.
Nurses (pediatric and staf), Physi-
clan. Psy chtatrist. Tissue Technician.
CLERICAL
Bookkeeping Machine
Opers., Cashier (NCR 10000. Col
lectors. Credit and Collection Clerks.
Stenographers. Tab. Mach. Oper.
Supvr., Jr. Typists.
sos K STREET NV.
Machinists, Stationary Engineers
with D. C. license). Electricians,
Male Wool Pressers dully exper..
salary or piece work., Carpenters,
$2-S2.5O per hr.
735 18th STREET NV.
Live-in Maids. Wool Presser 0emale).
maximum, $55 per week: Shirt
Presser texper., female), Embroidery
Mach. Oper. (exper. in operating
Singer law or Cornley A. $1.5O
per hr.).
OTHER POSITIONS DAILY
DO NOT TELEPHONE
TEACHERS POSITIONS
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PERSONALS tcont.l
SOMETHING NEW
AND DIFFERENT

The Mar Sale, 1855 wyoming
ave. n.w.-"A Home Away
from Home" for elderly per-
sons. Splendid cuisine, "a
hour supervision; ambula-
tory only. Inspection in
vited any time. MRS. SALLY
MARSH, Prop, HO. 2-9311.
Evening star., 1953-12-07
On the Air
How Did They Drive SIeighs
Through Covered Bridges?
By Horry Macarthur

nocence. 1t is conceivable. that
people who invented bundling
would have invented the covered
bridge solely to foster romance.
Whatever it's intent, though,
the cover on the covered bridge
served protective purpose. Ev-
cry time it showed. it showed on
the roof of the bridge, not inside
of it. 1t must have given any
horse the shudders on that first
clear, cold day after the snow
storm when the old man came
out cheerfully at 5 o'clock in
the morning and busted off the
sleigh.
It wouldn't surprise us at all
to learn that the automobile
really was invented by a horse
after a hard day of dragging a
sleigh across the bare board
floor of covered bridges. Any
how, if somebody who remem-
bers can tell us how this prob
lem really was met, we can for
get it and go on to less impor-
tant matters.
4 4 \ 4
NNEL-HOPPING-It may
be a bit late but not too late
to note that Jack Benny finally
did salvage 1.-THE Horn Blows
at Midnight" a week ago yes
terday on Omnibus" He ap-
parently has been thinking since
1945 that it shouldn't have failed
as movie and it certainly didn't
fail on the CBS-TV show. 1t
was SO minutes of top-flight
comedy, deftly played. J.. NBC-
TV found some more good tele-
vision in the doings of the Amer
ican Medical Association last
week. The progress report from
St. Louis, conducted by Ben
Grauer, was an informative dis
closure of some of the advances
made in the battle against the
diseases which plague man from
Evening star., 1953-12-07
Shoulders, Kidnap Case
Figure, Asks Protection
BY the Assoe,afed Press

ST. LOUIS, Dec. THE police
officer who broke the Bobby
Greenlease kidnapping case wants
police protection.
I. A. Long, president of the
st. Louis Police Board, said yes
terday Louis Shoulders has re-
quested protection because of
threats he has received.
He said officers would obtain
a detailed statement from Mr..
Shoulders on his reasons and, if
justified, protection would be
given.
Mr.. Shoulders submitted his
resignation during police board
inquiry into the arrest of the
kidnap-killers of g. year old
Bobby Greenlease and the re-
covery of about half the $500, 900
ransom. The inquiry still is in
progress.
The inquiry followed reports
of discrepancies in police ac-
counts of Mr.. Shoulders arrest
of Carl Austin Hall and Mrs.
Bonnie Brown Heady, the doomed
kidnap-killers, and recovery of
part of the ransome. More than
100000 still is missing.
Evening star., 1953-12-07

what My Line?" panel men,
ber, finally concluded the wide
spread search for a Steve Allen
double he had been conducting
on his nightly New York TV
session He found him, he was
forced to admit on the NBC pro-
gram, on the rival ABC network.
Winner of a two-week vacation
in Bermuda, with all expenses
paid. was James Walsh, assist
ant director on "The Motorola
TV Hour" ABC's new hour-long
dramatic show.
Mr.. Walsh feels that this is
only a triumph of justice, even
If a minor one. An entertainer
himself before he turned to off,
camera chores in television, Mr..
Walsh was discouraged by tele-
vision executives when he tried
to peddle program ideas several
seasons back. To a man the TV
people kept telling him they
couldn't use him because he
looked so much like Steve Allen.
Evening star., 1953-12-07
On the Air

On some days more than
others it doesn't take very much
to get a mans mind off his work.
It was one of the days when the
note about Arthur Godfrey ar
rived. On this Wednesday nights
TV show, said the note, Mr.. G.
will usher in the Christmas
holiday season by taking a sleigh
ride through a covered bridge"
The huge stage of CBS-TV's
Studio so, it says here, will be
converted into picturesque
winter scene complete with a
three -dimensional snow-capped
covered bridge. This is all very
nice and we hope it looks pretty
on the television, but it has set
us to pondering a most perplex-
ing question.
1t is all very well for Godfrey
to go sleigh-riding through
covered bridges in a television
studio. The TV craftsmen can
arrange anything. or almost any
thing. On television Godfrey
can, if the notion strikes him, go
Sleigh-riding through a covered
bridge upside down. Or seem
to go sleigh-riding through a
covered bridge upside down.
But that's on television. What
we can't stop wondering about is
how it was back in the days when
the sleigh was a common mode
of winter transportation and
covered bridge spanned every
stream. How DID people drive
sleighs through covered bridges?
When we were young and in
nocent our elders told us that
those relics of the past had been
built that way to protect the
structure from the elements. 1t
is quite possible that our elders,
who had a lot more experience
in covered bridges than subse-
quent ree-wheeling generations,
may have been shielding our in
Evening star., 1953-12-07

infancy to old age. It was most
dramatic in showing the replace
ment of Rh factor blood in a
new born baby. 1t was dramatic,
too, in demonstrating the teach
ing of speech to deaf children
who cant hear a word they or
their classmates are saying" +.
Producer Sheldon Reynolds goes
right on with Foreign Intrigue"
the adventure series filmed
abroad. He has a fairly impress
sive change of pace. A couple of
programs back, for instance, he
was engaged in a most exciting
chase sequence. We looked away
from the screen for a second
early and never did figure out
what it was all about, but it
was exciting. Then last week Mr..
Reynolds pulled a complete
switch with a yarn that was
all suspense with very little
physical action. The success of
this one is based on a lot more
than those intriguing back
grounds. 1t is an axiom of
show business as we'll as other
businesses that 1t is unwise to
tamper with a success. That is
not, however, stopping John
Guedel, who producers Groucho
Marks "You Bet Your Life"
which is successfully nudging
the top-ranking shows in all
the ratings This week (Wednes-
day night on radio and Thurs
day on TV) You Bet Your Life"
will have a change OF format.
Too many people have been WIN
ming the full 1920 or going COM
pletely broke. so the quiz is be-
ing re-rigged to make competi-
ton keener
JUSTICE - Steve Allen, the
Evening star., 1953-12-07
Jet Bomber Clips
EnqIund-FIoridu Mark
BY The Assoeiuted Press

TAMPA, Fla, Dec. IA BAT
Stratojet bomber flew n-stop
from England to MacDill Air
Force Base here yesterday in 8
hours So minutes, clipping ii
minutes off the old record for
the 4,480 miles.
aside from strong head winds,
we encountered no difficulties"
Col. William E. Greer of Spanish
Fork. Utah. commander of the
bomber. said.
The Bat was one of the As in
the 305th Bomb Wing, which has
been on a 90-day training mis-
sion at Brize- Norton Field in
England.
Evening star., 1953-12-07
Australia and New Zealand
AdmiraIs Going 10 Hawaii
BY the Associoted Press

CANBERRA, Australia, Dec. 7.
The chiefs of AuStralia's and
New zealand's navies will confer
this week with United States
Pacific Fleet Comdr. Admiral
Felix Stump at Pearl Harbor.
Australian Navy Minister Will
liam Mcmahon said the CONVEX
sations would cover matters re-
lated to the naval defenses Of
the three nations and would be
a continuation of 1851 Pearl
Harbor discussions with Admiral
Stump's predecessor, Admiral
Arthur Radford.
Vice Admiral Sir John Collins,
representing Australia, will leave
Wednesday for Hawaii. Com
modore Sir Charles Madden will
attend for New Zealand.
Evening star., 1953-12-07
St. Laurent to Visit japan

TOKYO. Dec. Z (P.-Canada's
minister of fisheries. James Sin
clair, said tonight at a Japan
Canada Association banquet that
Prime Minister Louis st. Laurent
will visit Japan early next year,
Kyodo News Agency reported.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-09-09
Columbia, S. c.

Columbia, S. c.
Dear Sir:
| would like to get in touch
with friend of mine from Tabor
City. She was Miss Iris Harrelson
before her marriage and she mar
RED Rubert Wilson. While at home
before she married her home adj
dress was Box 22l, Tabor City.
She has a brother named Robert.
| would appreciate your con.
tacting her family if they still live
there and sending me her present
address. / wrote to her at thhe
above address which she had Civ
en- me a couple of years before
and the letter came back address
! am enclosing a stamped en-
veiopc tor your reply. Thank you.
Yours truly,
Miss Lula Koon
Palmetto Beauty Shop
Palmetto Bldg.
Columbia, S. &.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-09-09

sion Service, says farmers who at
tended a crop insurance meeting
last spring and found hundreds
OF excuses for not joining in a
group insurance plan, are perhaps
the hardest hit by the two-month-
long drought. "It's ironical," says
Williamson, but it's true"
Quite few of the farmers who
attended the insurance meeting
took advantage of the low cost of
the group plan, he says. But many
others found all kinds OF excuses