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CAR WASHER, must be experienced
| and handy around service station
coNNoRs, INC. 2721 Nsylor, I'd
CARPENTERS with car for remodel.
ing, lst-class mechanics only. Ap.
ply. $3.50 K st. NV. between 4
and 5 pm. 10
CARPENTERS t4). rough and trim
Rsnds 1 HRRly rs wilson to s M8rk
s Msis1sld eFT & Hs suns, I'll
CARPENTERS. Apply Westmorelant
st. and Kirby I'd. Falls Church
| Mon. am, 10
CARPENTERS-First-cla frame ant
| Apply KEN FREEMAN JOB. 4Soo
block Falstone ave-, Somerset Nd
AZ JET Ia rss On f Forest T. esr
to Tenbrook Dir left on Tenbrook
to 10000 block. See MR.. LEE. 10
CARPENTERS, good men only; steady
work. Out Sleepy Hollow rd; te
Malbrook dr., left on Malbrook &c
Gross Weeds dr left n On q, Gross se Wo %1
Whetzel. NJ. PoMPoNIo & SONS
lCARPENTERs ts) experienced, with
transportation and tools. Report Z
an 1Yp,c Mon dag II morning % to Mr.
Feder ieE ansy e. g mes South
Of B. c. Must be thoroughly ex-
perienced and dependable. Good
salary and pleasant working con-
ditions. Apply MR.. GORE, at STRAIT
ford Hotel. Essex 3-sl1l. 10
CHEF. white, single. willing 70 reside
Must be above average, sober. and
able to cook pastry. References re-
quired. Call or phone for interview;
attention: John Grimes) GRACE
g. BILL. Waldorf, Md. Midway
CHEF, night, white; must be sober
and reliable; must furnish refs.
Box l42-Z. Star.
CHEMIST, COLLEGE graduate. Quail
fed to perform analytical work in
laboratory and water treatment
plant. Capable Of directing pro-
fessional research and laboratory
general studies related to water
Salary commensurate with expert
ence and ability PERSONNEL d.
RECTOR. Washington suburban
Sanitary Commission. Hyattsville'
CIGAR CLERK, exper.. night work
and every other Sunday: good pay
Apply ROCKVILLE DRUGS, 2l4
East Montgomery ave. Rockville.
CIVIL ENGINEER-Excelle oppor-
tunity and good future for youns
excl: must be experienced in gen.
eral contracting business; thorough
knowledge of competitive estimating
essential state age and experience
Needed Immediately. Box 174-Z
Star. 10
CLERK. to record sales and make
settlement of accounts in old estab
firm: knowledge of furniture anc
household goods helpful; bond quail
fications required. Employe bene-
fits. Reply in own Handwriting
Box 125-Y. Star. 10
CLERK with ONCE experience for auto
tile and settlement dept. Must type
and be good at figures. Interesting
and instructive position with excel
lent future. See. Mr.. Tarshes, BEAL
MOTOR CO., 14O1 r. /. ave: ne.
CLERKS. white. married. for full or
part-time work in valet; experience
preferred. HUNTING TOWERS
VALET. Alexandria, Va. Center
CLERK FOR LIQUOR STORE. ex-
perienced: must know wine. DU. q
1900: 1918 nth st NV.
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ADJUSTOR

RAPIDLY EXPANDING
PRoGREss1VE AUTOMOBILE
CASUALTY COMPANY DE-
NIGHT LAW STUDENT OR
TIGATE AND ADJUST CAsu-
aLIY GLAIMs W WITH .dv FIVE fNGs
ING INTO ADMINISTRATIVE
POSITION AFTER ABILITY
IS ESTABLISHED. REPLY IN
OWN HANDWRITING TO BOX
SS-Z, STAR. GIVING FULL
PARTICULARS, EDUCATION
AL BACKGROUND, EXPERT
ENCE, MARITAL AND MILL
TARY STATUS. AGE 25-31,
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HElP--MEN

ACCOUNTANT, experienced, for office
OF fast growing builder; must be
energetic and willing to work hard
in cider to get ahead. 5h-day week
top nay for right man. Ma. S-0131.
Jr., for C.P.A, Office
in Bethesda. Full time. 5-day week
Accounting graduate. Bookkeeping
experience desirable. Reply STATING
education. experience. salary. Boz
1881. Star. 10
ACCOUNTANT-Under 81, with &C.
counting degree and at least .
years experience Willing to re.
locate for career opportunity. South.
west Virginia area. Starting salary
$4,000. with excel. chance Tor rapid
advancement. No reg. fee. Per.
sonnet Div. MANAGEMENT CON-
SULTANTS. INC. Suite 600. 140e
g st. NV.
ACCOUNTANT, under 80. married
Excellent opportunity fer Young
man OF limited experience to acquire
broad experience BACKGROUND and
advancement. with outstanding arm
day. Starting salary, 81. 400. Nc
reg. fee. Personnel Div, MANAGE
MENT CONSULTANTS. INC, Suite
81
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Star Classified 4dPud Best Results Euy CAHST $500 f@ Ronf 4f@u

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PROPOSALS

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Bids to furnish the House Of Repre-.
sentatives with "a Revolving Chairs
April 10, 1855. Specifications may
&c ootained upon application to the
Clerk OF the House. The right to
E Te1set any or P ail BIDS is hsreby re:
Of the House Of REPRESENTATIVES,.
ap9,l0.11
noon Frday H x . e. rf is5S al up pse
ONCE Of the State Roads Commission
at LAUREL. MARYLAND; offering TO
purchase the improvements located
on the former John A. Benson
property. 39O2 WASHINGTON ST., two
Kensington. Maryland, located on
the proposed highway improvement
OF Connecticut avenue. All of these
improvements must be removed down
70 the ground line. by midnieht,
bidSins forms an an and .pse. P b,Ss,ns
State Roads Commission once at
Laurel. Maryland. aplO,I7
SALE OF NORFOLK
posals will be received by the Super
intendent Of the Norfolk County
Ferries: At his once. High and
water streets, Portsmouth, Virginia,
until Monday. May 9th. 1855. at
IL O'clock =, Noon and there publicly
the four ~ Diesel electric ferry
boats, land. wharves. docks, wait
ing rooms, operating equipment, re-
pair equipment and other property
with the right Of operation between
the cities Of Norfolk and Portsmouth
Of the present ferries as get forth
Of Virsinia. 1850. no Optional ot s i bids
may be submitted for lease Of land
and buildings for a period not to
exceed ten t1O years. Or Second:
For outright. purchase for removal
elsewhere Of ID Diesel Electric
Ferryboat, NORFOLK COUNTY,:
81 D posr sss5T9 Fsrr'Ss ss 6rE,
sRipaE": t45 piesei electric feEryr
boat CITY OF NORFOLK; i5)
Operating equipment, repair equip
ment. pile driver, ONCE equipment.
etc. More detailed information may
be Obtained from. the once Of the
Superintendent Of the Ferries. or
any part of above may be submitted
and the right is reserved to reject
airy and all bids or accept the one
deemed most favorable to the own
ers. Delivery of operation or prop
erty can be made June /, 1865.
Each bid shall be accompanied by
a certified check payable to the CITY
Of Portsmouth and the County OF
bid bond with surety Company
doing business in the state of Vir-
ginta, In an amount not less than
fiye per cent OF the bid: rs guar
antee of the purchase OF the prop
erty shown in the bid. Z. e. HAh-
RELL. Superintendent Of Ferries.
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AUTO statesmen

For new and used cars. We
are q progressive company
selling the luxurious De Soto
and the beautiful new Plym-
outh. For men who wish to
make selling a career. we Of
fer these benefits: Excellent
pay plan, o training prosram,
insurance. disqualification. ad-
vancement, transportation,
congenial working conditions
and modern sales and service
facilities. Experienced men
preferred but not required.
Ask for Mr.. Hudelson or Mr..
Patterson. No phone calls.
please.
Vincent Motor Company
5013 Georgia Ave. NV.
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ALTO SALESMAN

Used car dept: man 25-35, exper.
preferred. good proposition for right
ave. ne. at 9Th Ii. 6-6464. MR..
WEIGH =,
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AUCTION SALES

Gerald Kerr, Solicitor
10 Central Savings Bank Blde.
Baltimore 2, Maryland
ASSidNEE's SALE
VALUABLE MOTEL PROPERTY
KNOWN AS
THE Ty MOTOR COURT NOTE =,
or LE a. L 6S 2N TT1 HE VIEW
(RQQTE 40) 10 MILES FROM
BALTIMORE CITY,
SALE ON PREMISES
WED, APRIL 20, 1855
AT 800 PM
Improved BY l6 modern motel units.
motel units. containing o. rooms,
Also masonry building b0'x30. ALSO
an additional masonry building 3O'x
l3h' deep. used for . STORAGE room
ror further inffcrma ton ana fun
particulars contact once Of aue-
Gerald Kerr. Assisnss.
A J. h41Ja 4 S0i Aocn.
10 .. yaystA b.. Bsitiuofe ~.
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HELP-MEk

AUTO MECHANIC = Pontiac dealer
needs general men. GIN exper. !:
HOLIDAYS. No drifters or drinkers.
See MIR. TAYLOR. 1925 L st. NV
AUTO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for
sxper. man; excel. working cond.
paid vacations, group ms. See Mr..
krobath. sery. mgr. AMERICAN
SERVICE CENTER 5s5 N. Glebe I'd.
Afro 1ri' ri PARTs MAN. one with Mopar
exper. Apply U. S. PARTS CORP
2i01 t4th st. NV. DE. 2-6710
AUTO PARTS STOCK CLERK Age
1910. Experienced In truck parts,
for excellent position with factory
branch of sruck manufacturer.
days. Starting .'alary, S65 UP. de-
pending on man. No reg. fee. Per-
sonnsl piy.. MANAGEMENT CON:
suLTANTs, INC, Suite 6a0. l406
AUTO RADIO REPAIR MAN. bench.
work: for experienced man, perma-
nent position. excel. salary with op-
portunity for Advancement. company
benefits. Reference required; We
AUTO g. RADIO CO.. 7th and R
AUTo SALEsMEN-we need f2l ag-
gressive new-car statesmen with ex-
perience to sell the No. car of the
year: excellent commission plan plus
other benefits; demonstration furn
LOGAN MOTOR CO.. 2017 Va. ave.
NV. ME. s-2s1s. Ask for Mr..
AUTO statesmen, used cars: best lot
In D. c.: highest pay plan. Mr..
LOWE 4034 Wisconsin ave-, EN-.
3-4O4O. Ia
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AUCTION SALES tcens.

ANTIQUES and modern furniture,
7:3Q pm. SUBURBAN AUCTIONS,
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CLASSIFIED AD RATES
Locol Advertisers
3 Lines tMinImum|

One time 46s per line.
Three 70 Sin timss eensecvtivsiy. 4is
Der line
Seven times eonssevtivsiy 3Se per line.
Now automobiles. 66e per line t4.lins
minimum.
Speeioi Notices end Personnel. & sss
line additional.
ovi-of.town rots. 66e ger line each
insertion.
Claims for errors must be mode In fine
for correction before second insertion.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
DOT-Contact Bill. No III feelings

DoT-contacs Bill. No III feelings.
INCOME TAX RETURNS prepared in
your home BY exper:, reliable &C.
countant. To. 2-7O60. Ia
LOYoLA INCOME TAX sERvICE,
s ssSa 5000 81 IT, sns'1 1900 81
Al TAX SERVICE returns prepared
. u y09 W hS sSs7 sxDsr'sneeo' reason
up. 6s15 Baltimore blvd. Riverdsls
Md. WA. 7-4674, 90. 2 days.
/ WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE fol
other than myself. ETHAN A.
FRITZ, 9106 Central Ave-. Landoyer
MAILING ADDRESS. mailbox and
phone service. Downtown location
$3.50 per mo. 3lb Bond Bids' 81
WANT TO LEASE "ON THE Hull"
Sax Or w VIM rns Gass bee ons,famils
DER mo. max. ALVIN SAUNDERS
EN-. $4,000. Ext. 504 or Box 1857
Star.
PRICE REFRIGERATION CO.. s4ot
Ga. ave. NV, WASH. D. C., tn. 2
2636 wishes 70 announcs sne Cvn'
store fixtures, woodworking equip
ment, counter equipment. refrisera.
ton service maintenance contracts
we shall be pleased to quote you or
any OF your needs. both new ant
used on terms. All equipment fun,
and install. PRICE REFRG. CO.
invites you to visit their showroom
INCOME TAX sERvICE--1O4Gs: -
Bv appointment at your home. Cal
RIA. 6-3741.
COLUMBIA TAX sERvICE-Tax re-
turns prepared Home service avail
For appt.. OIL. 1875. ME. S.l906
INCOME TAX RETURNS PREPARED
S5O4 Dixon ave. Silver Sprtng, Mo
~ 9-2431. Ju. 5-6122.
INCOME TAX ASSISTANCE
Income tax returns prepared in YOU
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Experienced. Sober. Good pay to start
Chance for advance. Apply in per.
son. EVERYBODY'S MARKET. 146a
SC. NV. IL
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ARLING;T ia

ADDING MACHINE
MECHANIC
We want . young man between the
age Of 20 and 80, with q car, who
wants to settle down to q job that
offers future and security. He must
be mechanically inclined and have
growing industry. II you qualify, cal
EN-, 3-966S. -12
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AWNING INSTALLER

BoOKKEEPER. experienced: fun
charge, permanent. DAUBER'S,
BOOKKEEPER. part-time. expert
enced. hours arranged for your con-
venience; good location and working
conditions. Please call Ii. $1,000
for appt. COAST-IN PONTIAC CO..
BoOKKEEPER-CLERK, psrt time, for
bookkeeping for small business. mi
In clerical work; compen by use OF
sleep rm. in better class rooming
hse, Phone JOHNSON. Mon. NE.
BOOKKEEPER, to assume full charge
OF double-entry books, payroll. taxes,
ETC., for wholesale frm; permanent,
full-time employment; 5-day wk.
Box 432-Z. Star.
BooKKEEPER. fun charge: under
age 40; downtown. day; start
Div. MANAGEMENT CONSULT
ANTS. INC. Suite 500. 1406 @
BOoKKEEpER tasst.), automobile
experience desired packard, Nash,
GMC). CENTRAL MOTORS. 1901
Orinoco St. Alexandria, OV. 3-15O0.
Mr.. Buchner -1o
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ACCOUNTANT. Sc. 500

Must have supervisory exp.
Also some public acctg. exp.
Bkpr., Arl. - S85 UP
Jr. accts. (2) for CPA to 1913
Rem. Rand bkpr. opr. $50
Asst. bkprs. sew exc. pos. to $40
Sales, some engr. edu to 500
Sales, no exp Salary plus com.
Construction supt. tengr) Open
Sales, appliances Salary plus com.
Secy. -steno. for CPA Open
Med. detailer. Gear furn.) 50, 800
elk. -typist (2O-24l to $3.50
MGR 1000 opr., exp Va. S225 plus
Auto title elk. exp. -. S60-S65
Phone elk, 25-hr. wk S1S7 mo.
Clerk. light tipping t2) - $50 up
Messenger-clk. twhite). 5 d.. Sl75 up
ATLAS Agcy., RE. 7-5767
1420 N. Y. Ave. NV. RIM. SOC
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AUTO statesmen
AUTOMOBILE SERVICE MHNAGER--

AUTOMOBILE SERVICE MANAGER
Excellent opportunity for a capable
man to take complete charge of
Pontiac dealers shop in fast
growing town in the Shenandoah
Valley Of virginia. Must have me-
chanical know-how. sales ability
and be able to supervise men
Please give full details. All replies
held strictly confidential. Box $50
AUTO SERVICE Substantive
have an opening for a man skilled
at diagnosing auto troubles. Prefer
ably able to make body estimates
and with previous Chevrolet exper
II you are looking for a lob. paying
well above average. 1t will pay you
to contact US at once. See Mr..
33rd and NJ SITS. NV. AID. 2-164 6.
AUTOMOBILE TITLE CLERK -
Chrysler- plymouth leadership de-
sires experienced title clerk. Mod
ern up-to-date ONCE, 5Ez-day week
paid vacation and holidays, excel
lent working conditions. Salary
commensurate with ability. Apply
In person to Mr.. Weakley at AIS
MOTOR NC. 1910 Wilson blyd.,
AUTO WASH MAN-Experienesd. Hp.
ply LEE PERSHING ESQ, $500 N
Pershing dr.. Arlington. Va. 10
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HELP--MEN
BUTCHE]

BULLDOzER OPERATOR FOR front
end loader; exp: transportation
reliable. JU. g-7992.
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BOOKKEEPER
Full charge. upper NV $4,000
CONSTRUCTION SUPT.
Low-cost housing. exper. to $500
TRAINING DIRECTOR
Under 80. must be exper. to $4,000
PURCHASING AGENT
Under 81. local exper.. in ONCE equip
ment and supplies $4,000
OFFICE MANAGER
Accountant. under 80 $4,000
ELECTRONIC ENGRS.
All fields, no fee to $4,000
CRAFTSMEN
Structural. no fee to Sc, 900
C.E. Land Engineers to $4,000
|Struct., shop detail fab. to $7,24O
WALTER H. KESSLER
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BKPR., jr; acct. good ,opport.. ad.
vancement, Bethesda VIC, $40 up
Once clerk typist, like figures
trainee, travel agency. ST. S225
lSteno-typist. rapid $3.50 mo
lSteno., 80 days S14.5O a day
Tabul. mach. opr.. hs.g. S293
Arch. engrs, and craftsmen. high sal.
ALLEN-O'RRIEN Personnel Service
l404 N. Y. Ave. RE. 1880
Evening star., 1955-08-06
Two Boys Placed
On Probation in
Theft of 8Curs

Two boys from well-to-do
Northwest families, charged with
the theft Of eight cars earlier
this year, yesterday were placed
on probation by Juvenile Court
Judge Edith Cockrill.
In addition to the charge Of
unauthorized use Of an auto, one
of the youths was charged with
attempting to run down a police
officer.
One Of the two boys, both l6,
was characterized by a District
welfare worker as intellectually
brilliant. Testimony brought
out that the boy had been prom
ised a drivers permit by his par
ents If he made excellent marks
in school. Owing to Ill health,
the social worker explained. the
boy did not do well and was re-
fused permission to get a permit.
The other boy normally had
the use Of his fathers car, but
when 1t was denied to him be-
cause he was involved In a traffic
dispute, he rode in stolen cars
Neither of the boys intended
really TO steal the cars" Judge
Cockrill was told. They took
them only to drive around the
neighborhood before returning
them, it was said.
Evening star., 1955-08-06
Judge CockriII
Still Serves

Judge Edith H. Cockrill today
ends her six-year appointment
to the bench Of the Juvenile
Court, with no indication in
view that she will be replaced.
A legal stumbling block will
keep Judge Cockrill on the bench
until Congress reconvenes in
January. unless a special session
is called.
The legal difficulty is a pro-
vision in the law requiring that
an incumbent must hold his Of
fee until a successor is appointed
and confirmed by the Senate.
Judge Cockrill, who took the
bench six years ago today, had
no comment.
George L. Hart. chairman Of
the Republican State COMMITTEES
of the District. has said the Re-
publicans have a prospective ap-
pointee, but that, unless they can
find a shortcut, the appointee
will have to await the return ui
Congress. Mr.. Hart declined to
name the appointee.
One of those mentioned foi
the $l7.50o job has been AS
sistant Corporation Counsel
Olive C. Faircloth. former presi-
dent of the District Women's Bar
Association. Mrs. Fairc 10 h
sought but lost the job to Mrs.
Cockrill in 1o49.
Evening star., 1955-08-06
Baker
.IsHonored

Mrs. Winifred Baker. staff
services club director of the Mill
tary District of Washington. who
is leaving to live in Paris, was
given a certificate of meritorious
service yesterday.
The surprise presentation was
made by Mai. Gen. John H.
Stokes, jr., commander Of the
MDW.
Mrs. Baker is sailing from
New York on September 6 to join
her son-in-law and daughter.
1t. Col. and Mrs. M. N. Kadick.
A native of Cornwall. N. Y.
Mrs. Baker served as senior host
ess for the I'd Armored Division,
one of Gen. George S. Patton's
spearheads, from l94l to 1916,
After three years retirement,
she returned to the work at
MDW headquarters. She has
has been living at 4270 South
Thirty fifth street, Arlington.
She established service clubs
in several installations which
had none among them Walter
Reed Army Medical Center, Vint
Hill Farms and Arlington Hall
Station.
Evening star., 1955-08-06
Hits
Curbs on Credit

Senator Mcnamara. Democrat.
of Michigan protested last hight
that a "hard-money crusade is
again developing a full head Of
steam" in the Eisenhower ad-
ministration.
In a statement criticizing re-
cent restrictions on FILA and GI
home mortgages. and an increase
in the discount rates charged by
reserve banks. the Senator said:
"The Republican bankers who
believe that the hard-working
people and the enterprising busi-
nessmen of America are cows to
be MIXED, have got their pals
out again. They had to put them
away when the hard-money
policy they inaugurated in 1883
hit the economy Of the country
like a hydrogen bomb. But they
kept the pals shined up, and
the cows are being prepared for
milking again."
Senator Mcnamara said the
excuse given for these restric-
tions is that they are a gentle
means Of curbing excesses in the
present big business boom. He
said he doubted this is the rea-
son for the rising interest rates.
The Michigan Senator de-
scribed the President as "an
economic innocent" in the hands
of Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey and Joseph M. Dodge
of Detroit, former budget direc-
tor.
Evening star., 1955-08-06
Girl, Z, Running
On Street.. Injured
Critically by Auto

A 2-year-old girl was reported
lin critical condition in Casualty
Hospital today after being struck
by an automobile.
She is Deborah Twyman, col
ored. of 20l Sixth street NE. She
suffered a possible skull frac-
ture, internal injuries, a frac-
tured collarbone and face cuts.
The accident occurred about
4:30 pm, yesterday in the 800
block of Constitution avenue
NE. Police said Deborah was
running north across Constitu-
ton avenue. and from between
parked cars when she was struck
by a car going east on Constitu-
ton avenue. Police said it was
driven by Everett G. Miller, 40.
an electrician of North Beach,
Md. No charges were placed
against him.
Deborah has a twin sister,
Dianne. Their mother is Mrs.
Mary Twyman.
Evening star., 1955-08-06
Girl Hides on Worship,
Leaves Note to Parents

In Ottawa, a spokesman for
the Royal Canadian Navy said
the girl slipped aboard during
an open house function. She
was discovered in a stern COM
partment when the destroyer
was at sea with her sister ship,
the Cayuga.
"As far as we know no member
Of the crew of the Athabaskan
assisted the girl to conceal her.
self aboard the ship" the
spokesman said. He reported
she was placed in suitable &C.
commodations" and would be
turned over to United States Of
ficials Sunday at Long Beach.
Mrs. Pilapil said Joycelin is
the most spirited of her six
children and hardest to control
Joycelin's father Is a sugar
plantation worker.
Evening star., 1955-08-06
Voluntary Segregation
In Schools Suggested

WAKE FOREST, N. c.. Aug.
Is. R.-Voluntary maintenance
of separate schools for white and
Negro children may be the an
swer to the United States Su-
Ipreme Courts desegregation de-
cision, the chairman of the State
Board of Education suggested
last night.
Sanford Martin of Winston
Salem said that the court, while
lit has said ''that we cannot force
segregation Of the races in public
schools by law ;. has not said
that we must force integration
of the races by law"
Speaking at the Wake Forest
College summer commencement
exercises, Mr.. Martin said he is
confident "that our people of all
races will find a way or make one
to preserve their public school
Evening star., 1955-08-06
South CoroIinu
To Defend Parks

COLUMBIA. 8. c.. Aug. 8 R1.
Carolina will defend IL
segregated State park system,
which is under court attack by
Negroes. -.
Gov. George Bell Zimmerman
said today after a conference
with State Forestry Commission
members who run the system:
1T is the consensus Of the
opinion of those who attend the
meeting that it will not be in
the interest Of either race for
State parks to be mixed. The
Attorney General has been re-
quested to defend the case" !"
A group of Negroes in Charles
ton has brought a Federal Dis
trict Court complaint asking
that Edisto Beach Park be
opened to Negroes.
he State operates % parks.
One is for Negroes only. and four
have separate facilities for
Negroes.
Evening star., 1955-08-06

HILO. Hawaii Aug. 6 R.-
Police today reported a new ele-
ment In the story Of an attrac-
tive 16-year-old girl who slipped
aboard the Canadian destroyer
Athahaskan and is cruising to
Long Beach. Calf, with $50
men.
Joycelin Joan Pilapil,l high
school senior Of Portuguese
Filipino blood, left a farewell
note for her parents in Papaaloa
about July 20.
Folks, can't stay here any
longer so I'm going away with
fBill," it read. so don't worry
Police reported this postscript;
bill wants to take care of me
and the beby, so let us do it to-
lgether."
Joycelin's mother. Mrs. Fremir
Pilapil, said she didn't know Bill
except that he worked on one
of the ships someplace."
Evening star., 1955-08-06
THE LAST INNING
WAS THE JUDGES,
BALL FAN FINDS

They take their baseball
seriously down at Huntoon
court S.W.
AS 1t developed in Munic-
ipal Court today, B. j. Ed
wards, SO, colored. asked
Thomas J. Harris, SIS, COL
ored, what the latter thought
of the merits Of the Senators
and Dodgers.
When Harris replied he
didn't give a hoot, according
to testimony. Edwards scored
on Harris with knife slashes
on the arm and stomach.
Then Harris had his in
ming. He ran to his car and
picked up a bullwhip and
chased off Edwards. Edwards
was convicted Of assault and
sentenced to so days in the
bullpen by Judge Nadine
Gallagher.