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Evening star., 1955-04-11
Buyer Found Quickly
Throuuh Star Won't Ad

Mrs. {. W. discovered it wos not
only an cosy motter to ploee an od
in The Stor Classified, but eosier to
get fost results once she had done
50. Hovins dishwosher to sell she
found reody buyer. Size sold the
wosher the first doy her I'D ron in
Woshinston's biggest classified mar
ket ploee -.
Like Mrs. E. w., IL you hove some
thing to sell, tell II to the mony
people who shop The stor Classified
pages every dey. You'll enjoy quick
results.
Phone STERLING 5000 oad osk for
an od-tokeE.
Evening star., 1955-04-11
Prompt Integration
Asked Of High Court
Baseball Choses Cares;
Griffs Own Mark Safe
grass to give the fielders bill
lard table playing surface

grass to give the fielders a bill
liard-table playing surface
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Goldman's Band, an opening
day institution. was seated and
ready to play at 1880, but the
Senators already were hard at
work in batting practice, start
ing a half hour earlier than
scheduled. Most Of the early ar
rivals. however, saw Roy Sievers
belt two consecutive pitches into
the left-field bullpen.
The fans also saw something
new-for Washington, at least
when the outfielders partici.
pated in a limbering-up drill
with a strong football flavor
They ran down the field and
took a long throw from a coach
Oriole outfielders also spent a
lOG Oh JlIuc OH spring WdTuIupS
+ X \ 4
A couple of pop flies almost
broke up the band concert
There were no casualties. al
though several musicians fell of
their chairs.
\ II 4
Secret Service men were or
the job early, giving the fans
a cold, discerning eye in the
immediate vicinity of the Pres
ident's beribboned box. Their
attention perked up when the
cameramen began setting up
television and newsreel equip
ment in front of the presidential
box. They brought ladders and
platforms to gain vantage points
to record the opening toss, al
most obscuring the Washington
dugout.
Evening star., 1955-04-11
BY LEWIS F. ATCHIsON

With President Eisenhower
leading the way. Washington to-
day put aside the cares of world
affairs and everyday chores to
watch the Senators battle the
Baltimore Orioles at Griffith
Stadium in the opening game Of
the American League season.
No late changes in strategy
were reported from the rival
dressing rooms, where Managers
Chuck Dresser of Washington
and Paul Richards of the Orioles
gave their squads a last-minute
brieflng. Later the two pilots
posed for newsreel cameras in
the customary opening day atti-
tudes.
AS usual when the President
attends. everything went off on
schedule. Clark Griffith, 85-year-
old president of the Washington
club. arrived at his Office at 10
am. and. finding everything in
order. sat down to await the big
moment, the Presidents opening
pitch.
This will be my 44th opening
game" Griff said, counting from
1912 on his fingers tn he certain
land that's one record nobody
will ever break"
4 X X
The stadium outfield was not
as green as expected because the
last cold wave nipped the young
grass or killed the seed entirely,
leaving brown, bare patches. The
inf1eld appeared to be in good
shape. and a small power roller
made one last trip around the
Evening star., 1955-04-11
New Star Comic
Starts Today

NEW CoMlC-When q doctors
phone rings. even ot o'clock in the
morning, the doctor is on duty. See
the first instoliment in new comic,
Or. Guy Bennett" stoTtins todoy.
Poee B-l9.
CONFEDERATE HERo-Gen. Pierre
1ustoye Toutont Beoureeord, whose
stor flomed ot the First Bottle Of
Monossos, is treoted in sweeping
new biography by Louisiono State
University History Professor T. Harry
WilIicms. See Pose A-l0 for q re-
view by Stur StoH Writer chorIes
Yorbroush.
Evening star., 1955-04-11
BY BURTON HAWKINS

Bruce Edwards, former Brook
lyn catcher who was purchased
from Los Angeles last winter,
went behind the plate for the
Senators today as they opened
the major league baseball season
against the Baltimore Orioles be-
fore a crowd Of about $1,000 at
Griffith Stadium.
Ed FitzGerald, who suffered
a Clipped bone in the second
finger of his right hand March
%, was sidelined. Manager
Chuck Dresser said, II don't be-
lieve Ed is ready to catch quite
yet. His finger still is giving
him a little trouble" FITZGERALD
tentatively had been slated to
catch Bob Porterf1eld.
Porterfield was opposed by an
other Highlander, Lou Kretlow,
who carried 6-3 record against
Washington into the contest.
Skies were overcast, bearing a
Evening star., 1955-04-11
AttIee in Cunodu

MONTREAL, April IL P.-
Clement Attlee. leader of the
British Labor Party, arrived here
today for an 18-day lecture tour
of Canada. The former British
Prime Minister will go to New
York April % to address the 50th
anniversary luncheon of the
League for Industrial Democracy
Evening star., 1955-04-11
la TE
BULLE TIN
Divorce Low Voided

The Supreme Court today
declared invalid the Virgin
Islands divorce law which per-
mits granting divorces with
out requiring husbands or
wives to swear they intend 10
make the islands their per.
manent dOmicile.
Evening star., 1955-04-11
Stortinq Lineups
FIRST INNING

threat Of rain, as the game
started.
FIRST INNING
BALTIMORE-Cox went down
swinging. Leppert flied to Sic
vers. Coan singled to right. Coan
broke too soon on an attempted
steal and was picked of first
base on Porterf1eld's throw to
Kline, who ran down Coan.
WASHINGTON-Yost walked
on four pitches. Busby's smash
caromed off Kretlow's right leg
into short leftfield for a single,
Yost stopping at second. Vernon
popped to Miranda. Runnels
went down swinging. Miranda
threw out Sievers.
Evening star., 1955-04-11

White House egg-rolling. set up
a cheer when the Chief Execu-
tive made his five-minute ap-
pearance at 11:15 am.
The President climbed a
wooden platform to a south
lawn Ynicrophone and said:
Good morning, folks. ]
didn't come here to make a
talk but to welcome you to the
grounds. I congratulate you on
the weather and I hope no one
gets lost"
Hopes For Good Time
He recalled that only parents,
no children. got lost last year
He said Mrs. Eisenhower was
sorry she couldn't be present
Then. after urging every one to
have a good time and hoping II
wouldn't rain. President Eisen-
hover walked along the edge OF
the crowd.
Just then 12-year-old Philip
Quarter of Levittown, Long Is
land. N. Y, leaned out and hand
ed Mr.. Eisenhower a colored
egg. The President accepted ii
with a smile and, as he walked
along. other children kept
handing him eggs until he had
a double handful.
"I've got more than I can
carry" the President said, "I'm
doing a transfer job here"
And with that the Nations
leader started handing the eggs
back to other children as he
passed them.
First in line this morning al
the White House gates was Penn
Glazier, 9. of 1902 Grenoble
drive, Wheaton City, Md.
He showed up at 8:25 am.
just two minutes before the next
group. With him was his moth.
er, Mrs. Marion H. Glazier, and
his aunt, Miss Arlene MacFad.
den of 260l Sixteenth street NV
Penn said he was first last
year.
The egg-roll got off to a slow
start this morning, but business
was picking up fast by II o'clock
Crowds Held Down
White House police said cloud
ing skies with an appearance oi
imminent rain probably would
cut down today's crowd to the
smallest since the tradition was
resumed two years ago.
In 1853, nearly 10000 crushed
into the grounds. This year, II
the present rate is an indication
there will be no more than nall
that number, police said. They
added that many neighborhood
celebrations also reduce the total
But those who were there
seemed to be enjoying them
selves thoroughly. The genial
White House police were Their
usual cooperative selves, going
SO far as to take family grour
pictures for some of the visitors
The only casualties: About 9
dozen lost children-all founc
again and 1885, 900 blades Of
| grass.
Putting Green Protected
The bruising of the turf die
not extend to the President.
private putting green. That, q.
were various other sections ol
the lawn, was protected by Q
snow fence There was fencinf
around some of the trees anc
shrubs, too.
The crowd thinned noticeably
after the Presidents brief ap.
pearance. Those who remained
picked their way through debri,
left by those departed--broker
egg shells, candy boxes, egg car.
tons. paper bags and the leaving,
Of picnic lunches.
One Of the early attractions
Evening star., 1955-04-11

President Eisenhower, who is
used to having his hands full,
had them full of Easter Monday
eggs on his lawn today.
Ten thousand children of all
ages, present for the annual
Evening star., 1955-04-11
Senators and Orioles
Fail to Score in First
BULLETIN

The Senators and Orioles
failed to score in the first
inning.
Evening star., 1955-04-11

Other Eoster Stories ond Pictures.
Pose B.
Evening star., 1955-04-11
Hall Asks Corsi
ToContinue in
Administration
Ousted Refugee Aide
REFUSES New Post
Offered by Dulles
BY L. EDGAR PRINA

Leonard w. Hall, Republican
National Committee chairman.
today urged Edward j. Corsi Ito
continue to serve in the admin
istration."
This was disclosed in a brief
statement by Mr.. Hall following
U. S. Rejects Czech Demond for return
Of Fugitive Guord. Poee AS
Evening star., 1955-04-11

threat Of rain, as the game
started,
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1955-12-23

The press interviewed an old
actor last week who had just cele-
brated his Tooth birthday. He
rocked back and forth on the
porch and puffed a pipe. ''To what
do you attribute your marvellous
vitality?" a reporter asked. Il
don't know yet" he replied, I'm
dickering with two breakfast food
companies right now!"
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1955-12-23
Home of Fort Benning"
The Matter
Of Gifts
(continued from Page l0)


coat, the sleeves, the vest, the
trousers. Meanwhile, the manu-
facturer looked on, waiting for
some expression of thanks.
Where is the extra pair of
pants?" asked the mendicant
finally. He was a genius at re-
ceiving. This man is one in a
million.
''He that hateth gifts shall live" !"
says the Book of Proverbs. The
giving referred to here is, OF
course, that of bribes. The giving
of mink coats to secure some gov
ernmental special privilege is not
apparently a modern invention.
Thomas Jefferson. when he was
President. refused to accept even
the gift of a pair of stockings. so
that he might not be under obi
CATION to any individual. And
when jefferson retired from the
Presidency and was violently at
tackled by the Federalists. he
made a little speech. He quoted
the Hebrew prophet Samuel:
Whose OK have I taken. Of whom
have I received bribe to blind
mine eyes herewith"
Maimonides thought the best
kind of giving as far as giving to
the poor is concerned was loan
or help to set up one in business
l suppose he would have thought
an Israel bond a very worthwhile
type of gift, helping build up q
country by building up its indus
try and natural resources.
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1955-12-23
Columbus, Georgia
ISRAELI ARMY BEST
AREA

shooting didn't want to hit him
only his plane.
We'll. he did not jump. He con-
tinued maneuvering. Then. all Of
a sudden. it seemed as if he lost
control and the. plane went down
in a trail of smoke.
81 turned on the other pilot
A few bursts finished him off
His plane exploded in mid-air."
There are many like Yeoli who
think that despite the equipment
the Egyptians and other Arabs
may get from the Soviets and sat-
elites. their overall combat eff
cheney will not improve greatly
for a long time TO come-perhaps
never.
But that is not the opinion OF
Israels government. It wants to
take no chances, because it says
it simply cannot afford to take
chances.
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1955-12-23
(continued from Page III

CONTINUED from Page III
Two of us took off immediate
IL. climbed up and headed. for the
GAIA strip.
"As soon as we saw the Vam-
pires, we took up a position of at
tack. But the Vampires, two of
them, fled to the south. The other
two stayed on to face us.
II went after them. and as soon
as I was within range opened
fire. / watched the tracer bullets
hitting the plane and thought:
Why in hell doesn't the Egyptian
pilot bail out?'
Suddenly I started to shout:
Jump, idiot, jump, and I'll stop
Evening star., 1955-07-09

THE HAMLET-cHEvY CHASE. Mp.-wAsHINcToNs MOST
DISTINCTIVE coMMUklTY-s3oe KERRY RoAp-The finest
traditional Colonial available this yet-to be -equoed
community Woit until you this quolity- y-buiIt home
by Eugene Connor You will ceony be delighted with
its spoeious and ostefu decor throughout featuring
huge bedrooms exceptionally large living roo formal dining
room, solid mohoeoy poneed iboY plus kitchen complete
in every detoil 2cor ooooe Oeetions Out Conn. Ave.
blocks post eosWest Hwy to Dunlop ST. right Dunlop
Kerry Rd and Open sign. Open Saturday and sundoy to g.
Evening star., 1955-07-09

terne on center hall, full tub bath and 23-ft.
screened porch. 3 immense bedrooms and full tub
bath on second floor. Full basement. Many extros
ptrectons
Evening star., 1955-07-09

color for the draperies in your
living room; for the throw rug,
II advise turquoise.
Q-Could you give me a color
scheme for my kitchen? The
breakfast set is chrome and blue,
and the linoleum is gray. What
colors would be good for the
walls. woodwork. ceiling and
Evening star., 1955-07-09
IStreonnIined
Effect Boon
Kitchens
% THE EVENING STAR
By BETTY LENAHAN

The "pint-size" kitchen Of re-
cent years is rapidly disappear
lnr and q living" kitchen, tax
ing a tip from the large old
fashioned kitchen Of grand
mothers day. is taking its place.
The stark-white. clinical look
of days gone by also has van
ished from the contemporary
kitchen Now the decorative
scheme, including the stream
lined modern equipment, is
styled to the mood of the rest
of the house whether 1t be mod
ern, traditional or provincial.
Today's kitchen can be an all
purpose room and a center Of
activities for the entire family.
Since 1t gets the most and hard
est use Of any room in the house.
the kitchen presents a special
challenge to the home decora-
tor.
Ample Cabinets
From the practical standpoint.
the major appliances should be
carefully selected and conven-
fently placed. Ample cabinets for
storage of cooking utensils, elec-
trical gadgets and staples require
careful consideration. The dura-
bility of wall coverings, floor
coverings furniture and acces-
sories is just as important as
their decorative effect. Here,
color can be used freely and with
imagination to add an inviting
and personalized touch.
A large kitchen, executed in
simple. provincial style, is as
charming and inviting as it is
efficient. Tawny fall tones can
provide q delightful and restful
background for work, play or
merely for relaxation.
A washable wallpaper in a
print of terra-cotta and yellow
can be chosen for the walls. The
woodwork might be painted yel-
low and the cabinets. open
shelves. scalloped window cornice
and quaint little louvred shutters
can be of pine in a golden
brown finish. Add floor covering
of a deep chocolate brown and
natural brickwork on either side
Evening star., 1955-07-09

Icurtains7 The room Is large and
the ceiling Is very high-l would
like to make 1t appear smaller
and lower.
A-You can make your kitchen
appear smaller and lower the
ceiling by painting the walls Q
medium shade Of blue. the wood
work white, and using Q WALL
paper with q pattern Of large
Evening star., 1955-07-09

on a beige background. and the
rug is dark tan. Our furniture
consists Of two dark brown sec
Itional sofas, a chair upholstered
in turquoise and blond end
tables. What colors would you
suggest for draperies and a
throw rug?
A-Orange would be a good
Evening star., 1955-07-09

red roses On Q royal blue back
ground for the ceiling; bring
ing the wallpaper down on the
walls about one foot also would
lower the ceiling. Red chintz
edged with white wool ball fringe
would be nice for the curtains.
Q.-The walls Of my bedroom
are blue. the woodwork is white.
1.-THE furniture Is pine and the
Evening star., 1955-07-09

lamps are brass. What type and
colors would you suggest for
rugs. curtains and bedspread?
I also have an old barrel. once
used for nails. that I would like
to cover and use for q dressing
table stool. What color should
I use for that?
A.-Hooked rugs with q pat
tern in rose. blue and white on
Evening star., 1955-07-09
BEAUTIFUL IDeEMooR RAMsLER-7s1o HAMpDEA LANE.

BETHESDA. you have been looking romblers wait until
you see this stunning luxury robe situoted
tract. winsize bedrooms q Of sze) full dining
modern deluxe kitchen, the perfect house for one who
enterons and designed for who demands floor living
luxury scole Priced s34 $780, Favorable financing to
qualified buyer Directions From Bethesda Old Georgetown
Rd. to Wilson Lone Left Wilson 7 blocks to MoorIond
Left Moorond short block Hopden Lone right
5h house right and Open sign Or out Brodley Blvd
Open Sundoy. l6.
Evening star., 1955-07-09
IT Years Serving Greater Washington

BETHEsDAs FiNEsT-s5oe ROSEWOOD DRIVE. s23,e5o.
We won't be disappointed with this chorino brick
Colonol situoed in Bethesdos desirable community
loee living roon open wood burning feploce dining room
modern Kitchen den and powder first floor twin size
bedrooms bohs second floor Gorgeous setting with
picturesque garden wols and beautifully finished poo
joining enclosed porch All types of noncino
ovooble Directions From Bonk of Bethesda Old George
town Rd approximately mile to Roosevelt Street, right
Roosevelt Street blocks TO Rosewood Drive right Rose
wood to Open" sign. Open Sunday. Ito s.
Evening star., 1955-07-09

q black background would Be q
good selection for your bed
room. Get white ruined orgsndy
curtains. . quilted chintz bed
spread In rose with . white
dust rufie. and cover
the old barrel with blue and
white checked ginghara.
Released By Mcclure Newspaper syndicate.
Evening star., 1955-07-09
MASS. AVE: EXTENDED CONTEMPORARY RAMBLER

ing beyond words Stepdown living with floor ceiling
window wos overlooking veIver green lawns Artistic open
woodbunine firepoce dining room, modern de luxe Kitchen
twinsze bedrooms. 2-coIor tile boths with buln vanity
Absolutely be and will certainly be sold this
week end Price $32o5o Directions Massachusetts, Ave- Ext
to Mohieo P. left to Dohoneoo Rd, right DohIoneeo to
"Open" sign Open Sundoy l-6.
Evening star., 1955-07-09

of a window over the sink for
a distinct decorative touch.
A sawbuck table and comfort
able chairs are lovely enough to
yet At beautifully into the decor
grace an elegant dining room,
of such a room. Made Of sturdy
oak, the chair backs are up
holstered in chartreuse leather
with brass nailhead trim.
A yellow birdcage can serve
as an unique ceiling light, and
Icolorful peasant pottery and
copper and brass accessories
complete the decorative scheme
of a kitchen that asks to be
lived in.
Questions and Answers
Question-We recently moved
into a new apartment with q
rather small living room. The
wallpaper has a pattern Of gold
metallic leaves outlined in orange
Evening star., 1955-07-09

BURNT MILLS HILLS-BURkT MILLS AND HoYLE AVENUES
You cont possibly find gorgeous setting than this
feentIenens country club estote with its beoufu eorden
rock eoden and picturesque lily pond nestled among many
orooefu willow Here's precsion-but home with one
Of the finest floor plans we've unique character
charm will be oppeono the critical and discriminating
buyer Center reception hol 27xl5 living room,
dining plus luxurious broY ond porch Two-co
Goden ond tool house. OWNER URGES US TO ACCEPT
CONTRACT FOR IMMEDIATE SALE. Asking $4s. 500 with
h oddtionol ovooble. If desired Directions
From Silver Spring. Coevie Rd approximately miles to
Burnt Mills Hills entrance, right Burnt Mills Avenue
tinue approximately city blocks TJF open" sign. Other
than open hours. Open sundoy l-6.
Evening star., 1955-07-09
Questions and Answers
Do You Want Woodside Park 7
beautiful 4-Bedroona Cape Cod)
1909 Red Oak Drive

b e q utIful oll-brIck
Cope Cod on q large
level lot with toll
shade trees. The first
floor features q large
living room with un-
usual poneled fire
place wall, family
dining room, poneled
Kitchen with lots Of
toble spoce room.
spdciolls bedroom en-
Evening star., 1955-02-06

Here, om Nix Televisioa himself are the astonishing
facts about the cruel business of being funny
Evening star., 1955-02-06

MADE my obusness debut at the Of five the child
tossed from train by Pearl White in The Perls OF
Pauline The pitfalls of Pauline. however tame
pared to the hazards faced every week by TV comedians
and had been heaved Pullman windows for the of
my theatrical life doubt whether the and could
have been much worse than televson
When recently collapsed from the strain and overwork
of being Jolly for almost years. found myself m excel
lent company Hospital beds nowadays swarm with human
wrecks from the TV who sign for l3 weeks
with options. only to get A-hour virus with ulcers
Includes Evexyb0dy
My COLLEAGUES who became emotional basket last year
the doand die struggle to make America laugh include
practically everybody Red Buttons attended by retnue
of physicians and writers. staggered into hospital with
srep throat aggravated by neglect and ovwor Jan Murray
collapsed before of his Dollar Second stanzas Dag
noses varied from exhaustion" to ulcers"
Martha Raye who's good for carload Of laughs arrived m
Florida this winter stretcher Doctors report: She is
the verge of a nervous breakdown"
Evening star., 1955-02-06

TV Guide recently carried three separate items the
pace that kills. II quote
Jerry Lewis exhausted after his last Comedy
Hour performance that he couldn't leave the theater until
hour after the show"
a.. When her broadcast Betty Hutton
exhausted she couldn't attend the show party
a.. Why do Red Sketons writer's give him strenuous
dance routnes which invariably him to collapse at the
end of the show?"
This magazine. incidentally, also published its
photograph of mogene Coca depicting her haggard and
bedragged woybd But the fact is that Imogene m the
boat with all the rest of clowns the grueng ordeal Of
ticking 30O00OO0odd funny bones per week - and waiting
you've launched gufaw laid egg gives
all the screaming meemieS
Evening star., 1955-02-06

My friend Jackie Gleason has for some time been steady
comuter between TV studio and hospital He's taken
added duties and sincerely hope he's enough
to take it with ooors flying.
PhyGieal Hazards. Tee
SD CAESAR preserves his health by taking full week vaca-
ton each month at secluded lodge where he Sleeps amps
through the woods. shoots at tin and gives thanks
that his contract calls for only three shows per month
Ocorse I'm not considering the physical occupational
hazards The yearly crop of those would include Gleasons
broken ankle Red Skeons conclusion from butting against
prop door which supposed to give way but didn't
and jimmy Dwantes which clipped when Ebezace
accidentally slammed piano lid it during rehearsal.
Continaed on page II
Evening star., 1955-02-15

WAITRESS, part time, experienced,
neat appearing. Apply manager.
HOTEL LAFAYETTE, 18th and Eye
Evening star., 1955-02-15
SITuATioNs-woMEN

PRACTICAL NURSE COMPANION
References. Temple 6-17o3. Sis
RESIDENT MANAGER-Am college
and college and hold a state broker's y
license. AID. 2-6416. I6s
sEAMSTREsS, experienced on mems.
women's and children's clothes, PART
time work desired. Ii. 4-S79O. i6.
LADY desires part or full time ONCE
work. Typist-dict. Good tel. per-
YOUNG LADY. iSas coiored. desires posi-.
Esper ~ - cali ali IL. i 4lesa4. p "a ehe'k 1s S'f'
GIRL, high school graduate, desires
job as general ONCE worker or store
AvaiLABLR iifEh. IL MskGa slSasf Is. for lb a 5r,.
cook. AD. 4-si07 after ) pm.
WHITE. so. desires position Ink
for elderly person. Md. driving per-
init; don't drink or smoke. UN. f.
MOTHER, 2 children, would like
housework and small salary in ex-
change for pleasant living facilities
In motherless home. BOX. 3Sl-v,
Star. Ia
GIRL. colored, exper., desires night
JOB as waitress or file clerk. TU
COLORED GIRL desires work as wait
Tess or office cleaning to l2 pm.
NO. 7-9100, Rm. 402. after 6 pm
COLoRED LADY desires q Job tax
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