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A. J. coNRADI. ia. 2-12ss

A. J. CONRADI. ia. 2-1262
AMATEUR HOME BLDRS. Let u:
help you plan and build your home
according to your taste and budget
Reasonable. Mon, Fri. after 4 pm
JU. 7-67S1.
ASPHALT DRIvEWAYS, parkins
areas; free estimates. AL worn
guaranteed in writing. HA. 2-9442
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN
SALES
PERSONNEL

Men or women, interested in becoming
associated with an established local organiza-
ton. Particularly attractive positions open to
former service personnel, teachers and expe-
rienced sales people.
-. Salary plus liberal commissions
with periodic advancement
.. Complete sales training
:. Salary while training
Write for appointment, giving phone,
snd/or home address. Evening interviews
may be arranged Reply to BOX sss-L, STAR
Evening star., 1955-07-17
AQUARIUMs
Sold at Wholesale Prices
In 0r,r Retail Store

10 gals: $S.7o; Il gals, $40: Is
seai sS SST sp.eisls ia s'i Ills xe.f IrSR anss
fish, SOC each, 10 for $3.50: Cat
fish, Q for SOC: Lyre-tail Panchas.
$3.50 Q pair; breeding pair Of
Astronotus Oceilatus, $3.50. See
the many specials on supplies. ANY
sale over S26 will receive Q To-
gal. aquarium free.
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GIANT FOOD
DEPT. STORES

s45 BLADENsBgRG RID. NE.
tTBN0. -BOOKKEEPER, with knowl-
ii g sv.s son'!F1c''?a FU sa4sS $500 Or ss:F6
sgfiESNsoSSGiRApHER-cLERK. sfiSNsSSiR white i1 sirl
for small congenial once. Must
have dictaphone experience. 40
hr.. B-day wk. Vacation with pay,
and DECENTRALIZATION: salary $50 wk,
2437 18th st. NV. Ia
STENOGRhPHER-TYPIST
NE. sec; 21-35; excel, oppor. and
working eond.: general steno. and
billing; permanent position. La
eTENO. -RECEPTIONIST, 35-hour
varied, interessing work. WAITER
A BROWN; 1o1s ". ave, NA.- s.
sf&NoSRAfaEfEs.ssrs. saSsS SE AP flSss la to cor
poration of1cial to start August "a
q. NV. p1. ooE; 5000 Ext. 1isV IS. Pi1 1i!
STORE MANAGER
Retail mgmt.. sales exp: candy and
Sisplay% % sSp; & &hslpful; 81 e; 500. 4 As- 3,
sWITCHBOARD OPERATOR, expe.
rienced or win train; small PB2
board; some typing and clerical
Si, sgsSsS ave-. sses SILVER 4pPlS Hi Md $50 4s9s
TEACHER, experienced person for
nearby Va. school: kindergarten
and first srade openings. I'll. O.
rHixSc1HERs twhits), fall positions
$a25 to $3.50 mo; ADAMS TEACH
ERs AGENCY. 1341 q ST.. RE
TEACHERS. several openings fol
primary teachers. in private schoo
located In Arlington. Experienct
necessary. Call IA. 7-S459, So
TEACHER, accredited in Nd. 70,
Forest Heights kindergarten, ex-
srt.n Rtaars erm s..Tts TGsds n g. s.ps sesI ca
TEacHERs%Private school, nearby
Md. one exper., kindergarten and
one first grade. state qualification
IN reply Box 24I-M Star. III
TELEPHONE OPERATOR 70 assist
with general Ssnt,. once WORK ability +
bM-day wk.: excellent opportunity
KoPY KAT, 7l3 II st. ne.
TELEPHONE OPERATOR
Must have PIX experiences. refer
ences, hours ESQ am. to pm
daily, For further details call TU
2-l4e1. $3.50 Am. TO IL noon.
lis
fELRPHONB sALEsWOMRN. white.
YOU can sell by phone and have
or hrs. day TO work from your
own home. You can add substan-
italy TO your income for Q leading
publisher WHICH are charged
through q local department store
to customers accounts Liberal
rfGRPMoSR rifG2RPiSclSR s6ffciTSRs SSia ssss sapsr
ence unnecessary, make money ai
home in spare time. JU. e-6oss
TITLE CLERK. to work in large
auto. leadership. ideal Job for
someone living IN Falls Church VI
sinityi air-conditioned ONCE. JE.
TRAvEEING REPREsENTA-
TIVE, under SO. attractive. good
selling ability, to cover Southeastern
territory for nationals advertised
fragrance and cosmetic line: good
salary. plus excellent income possi-
~pts' ~Sllitiss' BOZ y5o-M. stsr..
a2s ss, 't:isHS sisSS. 'tsEs 5s9!ss ~ aA
EYPIsT. age 10 10 50. permansnt
position with large orgsnisation
Hours p:16 TO B. Pleasant work II
air-oonditioned once. Paid vacation
And sick leave. Apply FREDERICK
BERENS, INC, 1722 l. st. NV
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7th. sth AND MARKET SPACE NV

STOCKS AND BONDs-An excep-
tionsl opportunity is offered to be-
come associated with leading To-
Stock Exchange on their sales stan.
Liberal commissions, bonus ar
ransement group disqualification
and free life insurance, together
with leads and cooperation from
partners, offers q lucrative and
permanent connection. In addition
to general business In listed and
unlisted stocks and bonds, our rep
resentattves beneflt from = con-
from sales of budget investment
plans. which can be sold on q
periodic payment basis, These plans
have wide public appeal. Box
30S-L. Star.
TEACHERS considering change write
US without obligation. State your
qualifications briefly. Free enroll
ment. SOUTHERN TEACHERS
AGENCY. Broad-Grace Arcade.
Richmond. Va.
TEACHERS twhitel Sept. vacancie,
stff 4eHRs 81 aSGSaY seSasY1o9GiS siS eAaTo chsrie,
st.. Baito.. Nd Mulberry 6-6s5O1
WHITE COUPLE. middle aged. ne
12-family oil-heated apt. BLDG. In
Congress Hts. Husband may main
tain his regular employment, wife
must be unemployed. Will eivt
bsmt.. mod. apt. Of 9 rms. kit.
bath, plus utils. in exchange fol
services. In reply. state age. quail
if1cations and employment. Boz
41O-M. Star. liz
RETIRED FARM COUPLE as work.
ing caretakers on Md. farm neal
WASHINGTON. Must be refined per-
sons of best habits: modern apt
available. NO 7-O660.
EXTRA CAsH-sell Christmas ans
Everyday cards, gifts, novelties
Samples on approval. Write cal
Dept. @. 1909 H st. NV. Wash
1. d. C. DI. 7-0908.
PART-TIME OFFICE WORK
Excel. opportunity for retired per.
son or one who desires work, about
z-hour day.
National Art School
2027 Mass. Ave. NV. Ho. 2-425t
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Management Opportunity

Management Opportunity
A fast growing multimillion dol
lar national company is now select
ing key personnel for a huge ex-
pansion program in this territory.
There is immediate need for reg
ional sales managers and branch
Women who want o brilliant fu-
ture and a position or real security
will fnd this is what they are look
ing for. Guaranteed salary and
bonus advancement.
Write for confidential interview in
your city to:
Newark. New York or 1885 Will
braham road. Springfield, Mass.
Give qualifications and phone num-
Evening star., 1955-07-17
HELP-poAESTic

COUPLE, white; cook. butler-ehsuf-
feur: other help employed: nearby
Va. ia. 2-0995.
G.H.W., plain cooking, care Of 2
children, working mother. Recent
local references required. $50 week
GR.aa.w.-CHILD III Chin CARE. live in; sal
airy depending on exper. Call CR'
G'H.W. INV COOK, as to 20. to live in;
of Thurs, every other Sun; good
salary. OIL. e-7491. 20
G.H.W.. $32, 51a Days
oh.w. and plain cooking. CAL MRS
am, ia. 9-1702, or come to 4219
18th st. NV.
GovERNEss, , I've in: sir-condi; nsr:
| OF 1-yr. .-old. Call TU. 2-7732. 30
HOUSEKEEPER, European. or Amer.
lean white, middle-aged woman
t,a, f., small pR tsniIg4 sIahk4 live In NV 1s Sec
HfotTs;EREEPER, ftS1; Rh; i1S01; not over so. 70,
IN, partial care Of 2 children
References REQUIRED. Box 21aoM
HsSsaa{sEKEEpER, middle aged OIL
widowed woman. to live in. Small
family. Call Evergreen 4-932O eftel
10 am; or, before 8 am, LO. o.
HSSSTfssEKEEPER. SSfsE white. middle aged
woman, to live in and take com:
plete charge Of motherless home, 2
children, s and 4. Recent refer.
ences required. Phone JE. 3-S1Ss
after z pm. Tuesday. July ~. liz
Evening star., 1955-07-17

BUILDING, remod., repair, car
pentry: brick, cement work. Espec.
porches. Mr.. BAKER. HU. 3-S4S9.
CABINET MAKERS; 1st class: de-
sires Job full time. Ii. 4-3602.
CAMERA REPAIRS, film finishing.
free instruc., top service at BREN-
NER. 933 Pa. ave. NV. RE. 7-2434. !.
CARPENTER does own work remod-
elirg, recreat tion rooms. and trim
work. Call JU. .5-611O. --19
CARPENTRY and remodeling: re-
pairs of all kinds; closets. cab
inets. doors, floors. windows,
screens, porches. Enclosures. par
titions; painting and roofing. No
Job too small Free estimate DE.
2-0201: after 8 p.m., AP. 7-2937,
CARPENTRY. remodeling. cement
work, overhead garage doors, paint
ing Call all day Sunday. HE
CARPENTRY of all kinds: fence
work: also tile work. lReas. JET
FREYS. Ii. 4-S601. II. 6-9740
CARPENTER, general house repair.
ing. attic. rec. rm., porches. int. OF
ext house paM, ting. RA. 6-5252.
CARPENTER WORK In general: rea-
sonable rates; estimates cheerfully
0iyen WA 7-49bO
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BAR ROOM PIANO
Excellent Canditionl
AND AN IRISH HARP
Needs Restringing)
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lNTloUR gHU1fERS. solid uGhog.
any. es double psirs; $50 pf.,
sod only ~ lot. n. $500.
ANTIQUE mahogany chair and oe-
easionAl fufn-, marble bust and
small metal Garden pieces: ANTIQUE
peWter eamovAr and other pewter
pieces; lamps. used drapea GOOD
eond; odds and ends Of material,
picture frames. De. 2-1677. -19
III. Ri ishai' sIss. e. fo fSsss essES suite.
ANTIQUES
o not ,sll YOUR valuable an,ieue
eAIlipg WALTER REEp ANTIQUE
SHOP for expert appraisal.
$3.50 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
ANTIQUES
AND DECORATORS ITEMS
reeptnE Toms thousand eye tumbler.
$3.50; cranberry vase, 81. 10; large
cutglass bowl IS; satin and bristol
vases, $3.50; handpainted piAtes.
q; nat irons (gusrsnteed 10 heat.
$l trfyets, 81; purple daisy and
button cruet $3.50; cranberry
Lumpiers. Sx-b0i ruby compete.
$3.50; figurines, demi-tasse sets.
lamps. vases, etc.. 81; loveseat. 81;
!ytsh somebody would buy this
one, tool marble top eoffse table.
$50; marble top wash stand. $50:
others $2.b0sup; rocker. 81. fold
Ing screen, $2.B0; brass andtrons,
$3.50; piano stool, IS; tea cart.
$3.50; Ice cream chair. SIS; eobblerS
benches. $40 up. Many other bar
9ains. See our I'd under Furnish
ings We'd like for you TO come
!n and proEL ogsn sundays. ewes;
Capitol st., Ii. 4-96ss. p. S.-We
invite you to visit our new neieh-
bofs the Chaytn House, around
the corner at 4th and A SITS. ne.
ANTIQUEs-EARLY AMERICAN
FOUR WINDS FARM
Large constantly MOVING stock out
Georgia ave. ext. tRte. g7l a mi.
right on 609. whitehall 6-s405
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BIG DEMAND
FOR NURSES

DIN DikNxkA4NO
FOR NURSES
DOCTORS ASSISTANTS
Women needed, 17-65. white or COL
ored. for institutions, doctors ofiices,
infant, maternity and convalescents.
Excel nay. Day. evening and Sat.
classes forming. Free placement.
rsr spss,si r.e SoSs sSITsss Sone Setns n writ.
NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF NURSING
sTERLiHd s-se7f 81.
cLAssEs 4 4 { : now NS FokM1Ndo NdoSpooh n
PRACTICAL NURSING
MASSAGE
DR.'S ASSISTANTS
Classes include hospital training and
laboratory tech. Graduates placed.
For full information call or write
WASHINGTON SCHOOL OF PRAC-
PIeAt a.s:. sr! NgsssIsso sIsfIs' 1923 a0:a q. st.
REALTY COURSE FOR BEGINNERS
START TUES, JULY 19
START THURS, JULY 81
zone Night wk,--S Wks. $35
1.-TWO Nights Wk.--4 Wks. - $35
REAL ESTATE LAW BY
PAUL MILLER, Broker
REAL ESTATE KNOW HOW'D, c.,
Va. Nd. taught Tuesday and/or
Thurs, TO pm; men or women
16 lectures. Complete Real Estate
Law and Practice. Financing, Sales,
Listings, Contracts. Settlements
TRAINEES placed full or part time
Oldest and most complete course In
Nations Capital for statesmen or
broker. Enroll Tues. or Thurs. or
termsl. Call DE. 2-b2s6 or Eek,
"REAL ESTATE LAW"
WE PREPARE YOU 1907 FOR
D. c., Md. or Va. Exam.
Over 500 exam. questions covered.
Start realty course Tues. or Thurs.
z pm. sharp. over LOCO trained.
swashington Real Estate School.
syirEinia Real Estate School.
Maryland Real Estate School,
REALTY COLLEGE
"Often Imitated-Never Equaled"
1 Thomas Circle NV. DE, 2-52S6
I'VE Train You TO Sell'
ssCOLORED CLASS-Meets WED, z
pm: Beginner; Salesman or
Learn to Earn $4,000 Yr," .
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SEWING at home for stores or pri-
yate parties. MRS. LEWIS, WA.
SHEET ROCK. tapping. finishing and
sanding: free estimates. RE. g.
6706.
sTONEwORK - Flasstone terraces,
walks, brick or block retaining
@allS. chimneys, freplaces. all
kinds Of cement work. pipe DRAIN
age, F. MARCUcCIo. Po. 2-35sS
1r VIII. 6-7SSS.
UPHOISTERING, couches and chairs
rewebbed: work done at your home.
JANNEY. RA. 3-6037. RIA. 3-03S0.
wRECKING Of buildings, cleaning
OF vacant lots; no job too large
or too small. Call CO. 6-9342 for
free estimate. 22'
ALL KINDS OF REPAIRS and re-
modelling: rec. rms. and porches
q speciality. Free estimates. Call
any time, LU. 4-l9l2. --1S
Evening star., 1955-07-17

PIX RECEPTIoNIsT SCHOOL
AL Job placement service. 1913
r NV. Ma. S-4142: DE. 2-6973,
AUTO MECHANICS 6CHOOL-For-
eisn and American ears. Tune-up
repairs, hydromAtics. body work
special design. upholstering. weld
ing: everything up TO full race.
famous old automobile school: opens
Days or ewes. Write at once fol
NEW YORK TECHNICAL
INSTITUTE
FOUNDED in 1910
Temporary Registration once. until
our new garage opens. 412 Albet
Rld0 DIT T.O1S1
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HELp WOMEN

TWISTS. exper..: statistical and
ST. 3-le72-
TYPIST. willing 70 learn PIX switch
board: as relief operator. Under
rs yrs. 6-day VIZ, Trade Assn.
Starting salary S225 per mo. tx.
3-472O. III
TYPIST = Bethesda Chevy Chase
resident. for clerical and typing DO
sftion; not Q summer Job: 6-day
wk Gail OIL. $500. lis
TYPIsT
For large insurance company. Per-
manent position, 37h-hour week
Pleasant working conditions. See
Mrs Cassidy. HARTFORD ACCI-
DENT & INDEMNITY CO.. 1000
Vermont ave. NV.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

Al GENERAL CoNfRAcToR-Re-
modelfng, Cement. brick, any kind
Of construction WILAND CORP
ABbITioNs, afTERzTf0Ns - A
complete remodeling service: esti-
mates free, All work fully guar: 81
yrs. in business. ST. 3-5914; Tu
A6DUfPTIioNs, 1DUfPTITioNs ALTERATIONS, porches
jalousies kitchen undermined feer
rms. complete remodeling service;
estimates free: all work fully guar.
no money down. 36 mos % pay
SECo SALES 10 S-S0l0 En- q
6749. day or night
ADDITIONS AND KEM0DELING.
we do the entire job. tNo sub.
contFactingl. All work fully guar.
anteed. No down payment. Term.
arranged; porches. enclosures. dor
mers, garages. rec rms, attici
finished, roofing, siding and gut
tering, Retaining walls, patios
etc. Fair and honest estimates
made. TRI-STATE ENGINEERING
CO., TU. 2-677S or TU.. 2-6322.
ADDITI0NS-An types Of construe:
ton. 80 yrs. exper. Call Sunday anc
evenings. after q. JE. 4-3725.
ADDITIONS - Accent on porches.
rec. rms, or general repairs: please
compare our prices and workman
ship with anyone's. References
furn. and estimates cheerfully given
Nothing down. 36 mos. to pay.
WARFIELD CONSTRUCTION CO.
IA. 7-l773 Ewes, IA. 2-0070
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ADDITIONS
ANTIQUES

Building and remodeling; 80 yrs, ex-
perience: work guaranteed. OIL. 4
2759 anytime Sunday and week
Evening star., 1955-07-17
GARDENS BEAUTIFUL
PLANNED DESIGNED

oynGmsntsl gates. fences. Walks
Enhance your home and happiness
FLOORS RKFNI6HKD
Wo. $3.50. ell AN. or aft. 2 Pm.
Evening star., 1955-07-17
OPERATORS

DAY 1n7ndT AND NnfddHT
Must live in Bethesda or vicinit,
JEROME sReop5iE. OIL. 4-osoo
POSTING CLERK-TYPIsT, genera
40-hr week. months; $1,000 tc
start. Position open Aug. /. Boa
Evening star., 1955-07-17
ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS

I I4OF I1AII DNI V = w n I =
Parking lots IA 5-6927. I9s
BRICK AND REPAIR WoRK; NJ
Job too small: 40 yrs. exper
GEORGE W. HENSON. Jr.. LU
2-S027. -25
BRICK WORN, new and repairs. ad.
ditions, ETC.: tirst-class work, tully
insured: free estimates. Call Mr.
BRICK And BLOCK woRK-Fre,
estimates. No Jobs too small. Edge.
water 9-632S. 81
BRICK AND CEMENT woRK-Bar
becue pits, additions and garages
co. 5-0459. -23
BRICK CEMENT WORK
Barbecue pits; garages and additions
Call MAURICE & AUSTIN, CO
5-0459.
Evening star., 1955-07-17
ELIZABETH PINKSTON
PERSONNEL CoUNsEL1No SERVICE
102b Conn., Ave. NV RIM. 21b
COLLEGE GRADUATE

alas yrs. for permanent position Of
responsibility requiring initiative
and judgement. Experience helpful
but not essential Call COuHTE9Y
ASSOCIATES, ma s-1z12, ESQ W
Evening star., 1955-07-17

RooFIN0.- ALL TYPES
RERoostHd iNe eGTTEks EpAlbs ANb sPoU4fNu eaPAhNT
NO JOB TOO SMALL
M. ]. PATKUS, LO. 4-6776
Evening star., 1955-07-17
cHRIsTMAs CARD PROFITS

YOU CAN'T GET ELSEWHERE!
All exclusivei Make 75c on new
S1.25 TALL assortment. 36 FREE
samples sell personals at &c apiece
wraps BY THE YARD: 30-card 81
box; $50 leading sellers: lowest
wholesale; bonus guarantee: fret
proval; 81 .e5 gift for promptness.
CARDINAL. 1400 State, Dept. S04.
Cincinnati IA
Evening star., 1955-07-17
ANTIQuES

Do not .ell YOUR valuable ANTIQUE
eAIlipE WALTER REED ANTIGUA
SHOP for EXPERT appraisal.
6640 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
To. 2-2727 RA. 3-T0OA
Evening star., 1955-07-17

WOMAN. white, with drivers per-
NIT ID. c.. knowledge of city
and surrounding suburbs. Room
20, 1901 G st. NV.
Evening star., 1955-07-17

TELEPHONE OPERATOR
Must have PIX experience. refer
ences, hours ESQ am. TO pm
S.i3S1. $50 am. S 70 Il noon.
Evening star., 1955-07-17
BAKERY EQUIPMENT

All baking equipment Of the Holmes
4 Son Bakery, located at 107 T
st. NV. WASHINGTON, D. c., Is
offered for sale by entirety or piece
by piece. Call Mr.. Sherman, ME.
$4,000. or see at above address:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-06
And Suddenly It's Spring

the cool north forest Of Norway spruce trees will dot the
two Of oroy space. center fountain with main
jet water rising SO high will sparkle under ueoored
lights Cabinet wives serving honorary chormen Of
the Garden Club League section, with Mrs Frederick Lang
as chairman More than 300 individual garden clubs adding
up almost 10000 members represented by the league.
Spring guaranteed go every visitors head what with
special exhibits of carnations roses comeios African vo
lets, boxwood gardens, and myriad cut flowers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-06

HAT hint Of spring in the air will burst into bloom when
Mrs. Eisenhower opens the National Capital Flower and
Garden Show, Thursday at pm, at the National Guord
Armory Sponsored by the Allied Florists Association Of
Greater Washington and the National Copto Garden Club
League, the event through March lo Many flower
arrangements plus Il separate eordens will be presented
by garden club members tropical jungle garden is
billed Grown in FIordo Everglades especially for the
sion sports fuerown coeonut and royal palm trees From
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-25
NeII's Court Manner
Beats Death CHARGE

When the Judge of an appeal
court in Yorkshire, England,
picked up Nell. a little black and
brown mongrel, the dog made a
powerful plea in her own de-
tense.
II don't think she'll bite me-"
said the judge, taking 15-month-
old Nell in his arms. Nell wagged
her tail. The judge smiled. Then
he quashed a death sentence
passed on Nell by the Judge Of
a lower court who had ordered
her destroyed after she had bit
ten q man on the street.
The case recalled others in
volving animals centuries ago,
when it was quite common to
bring animals before a judge.
In 1894 a French Judge sem
fenced a pig to be hanged upon
gibbet for killing a child. In
1899. in Beaupre, France. bull
was sent to the gallows for kill
ing a boy, and in 1889 horse
was condemned to death at Di-
ion for homicide.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-25
Mother Accompanies
Duuqhter to Glasses

BIRD CITY, Kans. tP.-Mrs.
Earnest Bressler and her IS
year-old daughter are both
sophomores in high school. Mrs.
Bressler's mothers death left her
with the job of keeping house
for her father and brother. cut
ting short her girlhood school
days.
Now she's a student again-as
well as a member Of the board
of the Kansas Parent-Teache
Association. Her three children
and her husband-who owns a
couple Of farms and two imple-
ment firms-are enthusiastic
boosters in her return to school.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-25
Youth Vice Probers Call
Bio-T Photo Dealer

from the var with their sex life
changed.
One of yesterdays witnesses
was a New Jersey mother who
told Of her horror at finding in
decent cartoon books in a pocket
of her 13-year-old son. She is
Mrs. Helen Thoms Of Ruther:-
ford N. j.
The books were being peddled
in the school yard by two other
l3-year-olds. Mrs. Thoms said.
The two peddlers were expelled
after she notified school authori-
ties, but the real source of the
pornography was never pinned
down.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-25
Doctor Pays Postage
To Retrieve Wallet

BETHLEHEM. Pa. (P. 1T
wasn't the $25 that DR.. Nicholas
Fournoyerakis minded so much
1t was the extra 3 cents postage.
The doctor. stationed at st.
Luke's Hospital, lost his wallet
containing cards, licenses. visas
and additional important papers
plus $25 in cash.
A bulky envelope containing
the wallet with cards but with
out money was returned, arrived
in the mail some time after the
loss. 1t carried 18 cents postage
but the doctor had to pay an
additional 3 cents postage due.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-25

NEW YORK, May IS (R.-A
big-time dealer in photographs
has baked at a request to pro-
duce his records for a Senate
subcommittee investigating the
effect Of pornography on juye-
nile crime.
Irving Klaw, known as king
of the pin-ups," told the subcom-
mittee headed by Senator Ke-
fauver, Democrat. Of Tennessee
yesterday that such records
might tend to incriminate or
degrade him.
He also maintained that the
subpoena for his appearance be-
fore the Kefauver group was
"vague and illegal"
Senator Kefauver. however, Or
dered him to appear with the
records when the subcommit-
tee resumes its hearing here to-
morrow.
Million Photographs
Mr.. Klaw, who repeatedly has
sold more than l million photo
graphs Of movie stars and stills
from motion pictures a year, was
among a dozen witnesses SUBJ
poenaed by the Senate Judiciary
Subcommittee to Investigate
Juvenile Delinquency.
The subcommittee has made
no intimation of anything i'm
proper in Mr.. Klaw's output.
Senator LANCER, Republican,
of North Dakota sat with Sen
ator Kefauver yesterday.
During the first day Of the
hearings here, Senator Kefauver
estimated that a $3.50 million a
year business in filthy material
is operating at present in this
country.
Among the witnesses heard
during yesterdays opening ses-
sion was William Deerson. dean
of discipline at New York's
Haaren High School, who said
that distribution of pornography
among teenagers is increasing.
Enticing Material
IT believe there is a definite
relation between juvenile delin-
quency and Topographic ma
terial," Mr.. Deerson said. Il
feel that this material, if read.
entices the young man, stimu-
lates him and leads him to some
overt act"
He said that during the cur
rent school term he discovered
five Haaren High School stu
dents peddling a filthy type Of
Topographic material dealing
with nnatural and perverted sex
acts"
Another witness, DR.. Benja-
min Karpman, chief psyche
therapist at st. Elizabeths Hos
pital in Washington, said:
g. Normal boys and girls
exposed to abnormality may be |
affected for the rest of their |
lives.
"A young boy reaching Adde'S
cence, who hungers for infor-
nation on the facts Of life and |
who doesn't get 1t at the home |
or in school, goes into the gut
ter to get his information"
Aftermath Of War.
DR.. Karpman said he believes
perversion is on the increase as
an aftermath of the war when
women committed adultery be-
cause they were left without
men, or took up with other |
women If order not to commit |
adultery, and men came back |
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-25
Car Tukes Flight

ORANGE, Tex. (R.-Constable
Ezra Bilbo is still trying to figure
how this happened: A car hit
a road repair barrier, sailed
over a 6-foot fence and ended
radiator-f1rst in a mud hole.
The two occupants were unhurt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-25
Pour-It-Yourself Bar

A self-service tavern Is the In
novation operating in Todela
Spain. Drinkers take a glass
from a shelf and help them
selves. When they leave they
state the number of drinks they
have had and pay for them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-25
Americans See Israel

TEL AVIV.-of the 1861
tourists who visited Israel in
1854, about So per cent came
from the United States and 10
per cent from Canada and Latin
America.