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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-06-06
AuTQ MECHANIC
Auto Mechanics (2l

have own tools: good salary and
commission. WILLOUGHBY ESQ.
4oA4 Wis ave n u 10
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steel

STEEL Z.
We have a large stock OF
steel beams and angle irons
in all sizes.
WE WILL CUT TO SIZE
ACE WRECKING co.
D. C. YARD, LU. 4-05o0.
ROCKVILLE YAR1 Po. 2-s2li.
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FLAGSToNE. STONE. CEMENT, >
t!Sij caIj ysli RRY YstsPsu e. e'f f4F5s F5ss e'''ma
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LEDGER CLERK
l1oI PENNA. AVE. NV.

MEDICAL SECRETARY. for intern:
lists; air-conditioned once; part
time. HU. 3-6afO. -
NURSES AIDE. white:. for general
floor duty in nursing home, Good
salary; must live In; references
JU. 9-7644. -
NURsES-Registered. white. college
degree required. Permanent posi-
tion, good salary. vacation with
pay. Refs. required. Apply In per-
SON. Hebrew Home for the Aged.
1928 Spring rd. NV. .
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

Al GENERAL CONTRACT0R-Re-
modelling. cement, brick. any kind
& Re. e9n3ssapf'iRhR n3ssY. sR. 7Has5o. MaaAsD e''
ADDITIONS, ALTERATIONS. porches,
jalousies kitchen modernized. recr.
rms. complete remodeling service;
estimates free: all work fully guar;
no money down. SO mos. TO pay.
S749. day or night.
ALTERATION, carpentry, plasterinR,
RuS1ns msshanie. Free estimate AD
BRICKwoRK AND GENERAL CON-
TRACTING, firepiaces, garages, pa
tios. additionals, quality workman
ship, reasonable. Call US for an
estimate. RE. 5-70ss. &c
|BRICKWORR, new and repairs. ad-
ditions, etc: first-ciass work, fully
insured: free estimates. Call MR..
BILL. Elk. 2-22S5.
CARPENTRY and remodelinE; re-
pairs Of al kings; closets; cab cal,
scfesns. sesss pSoa porehes. fo fneiosures s psr-
titions; painting and roofing. No
job too small. Free estimate. DE.
2.029i; after q pm. AP. 7-2937'
cAkrENTRY AZ sSnnsS' AND MASONRY WK.
of any kind Of repairs: reas. prices.
M1s sttsF Ton 3 pm. wo. s-sssS' caRL Z.
EIEcTRHcAL Lee 1R INSTALLATIONS. re-
pairs, short cireuitsi small jobs
done immed. RE. 6-2222, any time.
STONE. CEMENT. pa.
tics; walls steps. etc. FFTsse estimate
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FILE CABINETS

ECABINETS
800 -AvAILABLE; 4-DRAWER. LIE.
GAL AND LETTER Size: $50 AND
UP. 4-DRAWER, LEGAL, LETTER
WOOD; S9.95 AND UP. 2-DRAWEH
WOOD FILES. 81. ALSO ONE.
DRAWER, STEEL. ROLLER BEAR.
ING: S3.95. CARD FILES, ALI
LIVERY AND PARKING. MAN.
HAITIAN OFFICE EQUIP CO., 63s
NEW YORK AVE. NV.
FOAM RUBBER CUT ANY sHAPI
Cushion, jumbo mattresses
Gillilland. 2l4S z NV. EX. 3-663a
FROZEN CUsTARDv MACHINE, 25.
gal. electro freeze; lge. neon frozen
custard sign. steam table, 6-cu. It
comb. safe. Make offer. UN. 1856
Breath Of sprini
mink coat. showroom sample, orig.
inal cost over $1,000; q miracle buy
at $2,695.. Hundreds Of other new
and slightly used fur garments Of
every description to select from
BASKIN FURS, cor. sth and @ NV
FURNITURE-3 rooms of furniture
very reasonable. Owner leavinf
town. Call I'm. 4-b14Q -
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PANTRY
SALES CLERKS

sHIRLINGTON, VA.--NIGHTs
opening for qualified ap-
portunity to advance. meals and
uniforms furnished. Excellent bene-
fits and working conditions In air.
conditioned shops. Apply manager
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
HOT SHOPPES, INC.
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HELP WOMEN
CAN YOU QuALIFY2

Ages 24-45. . pleasing personality,
people, need more mo money. 70 II nse' Sc,
you may Qualify for q lucrative
position in a new uncrowded field
retailing china to a select Glen
tele. Our present women average
$1Q0-S125 weekly. advance comm
and bonus. Expanding business re-
opportunity to get ahead fast as
well as automatic promotions. No
canvassfng. Car required. For per,
sonal interview. call HU. 3-4400.
II. w. KELLY "A
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DIAMONDs-Lady's Ct, 500:
"a cts; s4b9o; lady,s ~ ets;.
1st cts, $575: lady's 2N cts, emer-
aid cut. $3.50. LIVINGSTON q
CO., 1923 II st. NV. ME. s-526s'
DINETTE SET. new. 5-pc. chrome
Formica. $50 so. 526 East Mt. Ida
ave, Alex. Kf. s-0411 after ! Pm
DINING RIM. SUITE. IL PC, cost
S1,700 new; moving, wall sell fol
S395; oV. 3-3246. -6
DRESSER and 2 chests Of drawers
Mahog. Excel. cond. Very reas. DI
7-0610 or ME. S-16e2. IS
FAN KITS. build-it-yourself; 20-in.
gain. 30-in. blades. GRIGSBy
CO., 1904 X st. NV.
FANS, exhaust. for easement win.
dows. easy to install: for rent
$3.50 per VIZ. or sale. HE. 4-6592
FENCE, chain link, Bethanised
81. 10 #, installed. Terms. White.
hall 6-6663 -
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hFn WoMEN

sEcREfARY-FERsQNAL szcY. q
exse.; s1od uitl 1ll-. lons coll,
ee,Esssi eeEsitIssEyZs. Az. I:s5s II:sss5ts ys;soo; AasEs
Of bookkespins. for f-Firi consuit-
portsnlty Tor sdIsnesment; ssisfs
ePsn; % s.3x7s: - .
tation experienee reeuired: etrline
pass PRIVILEGES. ealHry S276 Der
month. Phone TX, 3-1e66. -6
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. = Opening
be experienced. Willing 70 adjust
hours; pleasant Horking conditions:
downtown area, Reply Box 4e6-M.
star Giving references. -
SECRETARY B0OKKKEPEH, one
girl once. COLLEGE association; un-
Der rs; B-day. a5-hr. WI. Ma.
!
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SlTUATloNS--MEN
sITuATIoNs-woMEN


CHAUFFEUR-You lady teacher
teacher with Lincoln car will drive
ladies' during summer. NE. s-3935,
CLERK -TYPIsT, white. a., excel
attend, conscientious. seeks re-
ponsible pos. 8 day. JU. e-a056.
LITERARY ST.-SECRETARY, at
tractive young lady. educated Amer
lea, Europe; majored English
French; fast typing, shorthand
Me. 6-3n35. Ext. 4D.
SECRETARY -STENo,, competent, ex-
perienced, desires either permanent
or part-tirne Job for vacation re.
lief. Legal experience. Box l0-L
sTENoGRAPHIc SERVICE. expert
legal and technical exper. MRS
DAVIS. DU 7-77e4. 9.
GIRL, white, HIS, senior wishe,
receptionist, typist. nurses aide
Phone IA. 10000.
COLORED GIRL - Exper. elevator
operator. Cali anytime. NO. z,
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ARTIST. COMMERCIAL; sales pro
notion work: tyDe. letter and Ay.
out s eays; St; $500. ABBEY
ASSISTANT bookkkfrES vhii..
- 10 IS years, 70 learn cost system
IN printing plant and helD with
and advancenent: S-dsy week; AZ.
GRANT. NA. s-Sa5s. ior sppoint-
sfzGIIcIhn. n.n,eur,s,, man hsir.
Itylist: gear SIS up 6400 Ga ave.
"A. 3-966e: ewes. OIL. l-54s1
sEAuIIclAN; fnll Of part time sal'
LIAM or WASHINGTON. INC.
1854 Conn. ave. Chevy Chase. Nd
BEAUTICIAN-colored girl TO ds
shampooing In ultra modern salon
Must be neat appearing and have
operator's license. Cal ROBERT 4
THOMAS 1901 Conn. ave, Wo
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STENOGRAPHERS

sTENOGRAPHER, life insurance Of
fice, 21-35, Q or more years ex.
perience; b-day, 36h-hour week
excellent dement's: salary. S275
Mr.. sToNER. DI. 7-0333. -6
sTENO. CLERK. under 35. fol
modern air-conditioned ONCE: won
derful opportunity to advance tS
top secretarial position with fast
svdIs growing Suildsr; downtevn once
TE1cHER' auaiified. 1910 for eo.op.rasiv.
Spring, starting September; 5-day
week. 8 to IL Good salary. Cal
JU. 9.9390 or JU. 9-6S67. --5
TEACHERS for the better position!
at top salaries. ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY. I34l @ St. RE. 7-393S
TELEPHONE OPERATOR; relief. Ca.
rillon House: air-conditioned, 4S5'
excellent environment and good sal.
AIRY for personable and dependable
woman between 80 and go. Cal
EN-: 2-ss06 for appt. to be inter
TELLER, 90 to 80. neat appearanc,
and personality for dealing will
shs das public; Msls; permanent position; s.
ply personnel once, 3rd floor
EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE
CO. S16 14th st. NV. ---S
TYPlST - College graduate. with
physical science background anc
lBM-PSM experience preferred
Work for research grganisa ton in
Bethesda Write fully. P o Bo,
TYPIST,- general once worker. white
Apply Mrs. Casassa. SIBLEY ME-
MORTAL HOSPITAL, Ia
TYPIST WANTED, for collection de-
partment; no experience neces.
sary; highest salary; permanent
Apply. REGAL CLOTHING CO., I'll
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PERSONNEL ASSISTANT. college
backsround preferred. ALEX. P6-
TOMAC EMPL, ell King St.. Alex.
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Office Furniture

TAI OAK Disk. 1880; poUnfs
RxpksrM s41s9 OAK. $40;
SSiys.ss Sis.ss HsW gigs saIkk6 -
akFEa asvk al 81 SoxcAk4aLtET oSA4L Me eeirzM4c. M
Ton Or NV AND uskD AT
REAL SAVINGS. SHOP OUR
MAREHoUsE LOCATION EoR nm
414 srd j. sanASk ~ . sex e. s-ss,.
ORGAN, Hammond chord. used Ysry
ns.e' nsse O 'ss' g. nv. sssf Rs s2eoi gisa,ksi ,ksi
oaGAN slisstly used Hammond
ST; $4,000. JoRDAN'e. corner
18th and @ sts. NV. "a
PIANO. upright, excel. cond., for
$50 or better ofier. 1880 18th 81
PIANO. Wurlitser spinet. used very
little and In excellent condition;
SS4s: ss,JI sas,TJITs 1880 O st. nv.
PIANOS. returned from rental; spin-
greatiy reduced. KITS. 1850 d
riss6n ssi ~; ,,,,l e 7-esIs:
1886 after $50. I'D
PIANO, apt. size baby grand, exesi.
eond. Owner moving. .leuiek ssls,
$500; also bed, KI. S-6965.-
PIANO, steiff upright, $125; elusth-
ner parlor erand.. $3.50; fruit and.
yesetable iuiser. steel blade with q.
phono-television. orig. $500. SI9E.
All excel, operating eond. Cali
PIANOS PoR RENTAL .types a.
low rates. PIANO MART. ioiS
sssryS s. 5 P,Fi sa:t THtss' esss' tees eSzk l.
PIANOS fS3a foRS SiefVH R2fSf-N.w and used
spinets.. consoles. srands and up-
riehts for rent ct moderate rates
tfrom So monthly gpl. Rental Or
sfas ssRf.s99oodsbhsais 9oEbas soln;r es ,ass aHsssuna ssa
c. q stso o,sss,w. s,w. ,!a, srhons ST; $4,000,
sprine tphone Ju b-lio5j. Silver
pSRNnsssGsd.DDsn psRpSNins s.S.s oDsn eve: ewes. NAN, g
gains In all types Of pianos. new
down u.ss JoRpaas C. sornsr nsrle lssh e "a
@ SITS; NV. tphone ST. 3-a400D
sSsn. 81 '?ss sssn: e.s!tii sliC sy:I ssily:I
PfANOs-Used upriEhts from $50
up. Hauling extra. Many Eood
makes. Also values In spinets and
sssss MssT tn! 'Ghs bi.i g s5R. opzRR 4HGass asss
PfxN6s-Army. Marine and. Nav,
personnel, Government and Dis.
On sE. 1sT, siIn ssandasa,mahs %s piinSs 1 e., ss
Strunnents IL Choose from phcne
ST. $4,000. Iol5 7th st. nv.
Gust. above. the ubrary). --S
PIPE, galv.. black. copper. cast irons
cut thread, fxtures. BLOCKS.
INC. 1746 Lee hwy. IA. $500.
PORCH FURNITURE, 2 reed sofas,
plastic cushions. $65 each; 3
chairs. plastic cushions. $40 each;
2 chairs. slip covers, $50 each. ,
tables. $40 each, no. 2-6l46'
REiTRfGiERAToR. iEiTiRsffGdiERAToR ska IT. tvaif.in
one I6-ft. refgr. meat display cess
and compressor; reas. RA. 3-61oo.
REFRIeERAToRs: used; rebuilt;
gs,n'ed s:sa. dERspsRiepks sIl Spi song fsc ssao5
14th ct. NV. IA. $1,000.
gss. ssssIsatssd: pEERLEss ] asAiEEs
RErRlGERAT.9iss:; g :, used us,s; ,rs1nr,rg rent 2r
I'm. 2-7300. 441S Conn. ave.
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ADDING MACHINES-Don't buy a
%sed sae OF ney an maens an5 nn you sRes shop
CENTRAL. 20I9 14th st. NV.
AIR CONDITIONER, Ia-ton Frigid-
aire, excellent condition; S1o0. EN-.
AL 2ilSs9, Ses99,s8S,ftH9oAFrs, 3 f. ,oks model.
q h.p., regular S3se.95, now S19a:
with heat S219 treg. S420). No
Call JU. 9-1011, BERNE ELEC-
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REFRIGERATORS
Variety Of sizes and makes. $40 upS
guaranteed: free delivery.
BLOCKS
17A6 Lee Hwy. tnr. Key Bridae)
R-2Tn0

REFGRs., S24 80 and up; drinking
fountain: commercial refgr., 8 H.,
.4r sr; else tyTs iIons rnpp;.tS;S Ar z;s?so e
Upside down. famous make. in
crates; reg. 1895. now S349: no
money down. up to 3 years to pay.
Call ~. 9-10l1, BERNIE ILEc.
RUG FAINT FIBRE. sisal, Grass.
paint them new again with Set:
Fast csmpas paint; color card
mailed on request BEIsLER SUP
PLY CO., AP. 1881. -6
SHELVING STEEL in stock. all sizes.
for stores. whse.: lowest prices.
HARco EQUIP. CORP. 2473 sher.
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TYPIST

For full-time typing, white. per.
manent only. 5-day. 4O-hr. week
sick and vacation leave plan, cash
bonus, air-conditioned building
Ho. 2-2476
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BUSINESS SERVICES
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

WOODBRIDGE DAY CARE center;
pick up and delivery; am. until
pm. LA. 6-l596. Ill
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FURN.--Contents Q bedrm. apt: sole
mahog. dinette set. A black LACQUER
liv. rm. tables. etc. TIE. 6-S607. -
r U r N. - simmons" Hde-a-bed
lamps. Dun. Phyfe table and chairs
DuMont television. living rm. suite.
mahog. card table. RIA. 3-14l6.
liv. rm.. blond bed
rm.. blond dinette. lounge chairs.
sofa bed, lamps. XII. S-0035.
FURN.. UNCLAIMED-Maple rocker
S16: studio couch, $3S; sofa bed
$50: chest Of drawers. SO: chaise
lounge, S2S: Hollywood bed, S22;
dinette set. $40; innerspring N att,
$40: Lawson love seat. S55; coil
spring, $5: Lawson sofa, 500: beds.
s. up; vanity. mirror. $3.50; club
SIS: desk, S25: modern sofa. chair
$75: .occas. chair, $40: wardrobe.
SO: buffet. $5. We also do reup-
holstering, refinishing, cabinet work.
furniture cleaning. draperies, cor
nices. custom-made furniture: slip
covers. sofa .and chair. $40; sofa
chair reupholstered $50 labor, ma
5ss $S TssrsAs s3s sPf isf5SEss 5ss
FURN.--chifforobe, SIS: crib and
matt, $50; high chair, 81 :. playpen
and pad, IS; fold. stroller. $4;
child's horse on spring. $5: 2
dfssses. dsass sffSS. cafi caH u. s-2ssSin.i Sniia
end tables. SIS; 2 ency-
clopedia bookcases, SIS; l gold
chair. SIS: / plastic rocking chair.
S12; china cabinet, $35; mahog.
din. table. pad and 4 chairs, $50;
love seat with 2 slip covers, SIS;
2 stand lamps. So, and SO: 2
chrome and gray uphols. chairs.
$1S. vanity table and stool, 81;
Ape. wooden outdoor sets, $40;
cotton rugs, So ca. JU. 9-4931.
GAS RANGE, Tapan de luxe; fully
1925. 3O6 Bellefont. Alex. %
GAS RANGES, new, used: installa.
tion. PEERLESS SALES CO.. 2237
Ga. ave- DE 2-5566.
Is" Only $40 and up, B. A. COE
g. CO, s12l 14th ct. NV CO.
Gas |YU RANeEs. new. used, repairs;
oil, coal wood ranges. ACME
STOVE. 1011 7th st. NV, MA.
GAS RANGE. Hardwiek. like new,
with automatic timer. and light,
$50. LO. 7-1092. see at 100 Choe-
GENERATIONS, sTARTERs, ESQ
up; lge. assort., elec. motor repairs;
4lst yr. cARTY, 1908 14th, NO.
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MATTRESSES. white. must be neat
experienced and attractive: tor
salary and tips. DANNY'S STEAK
HOUSE. 2714 Good Hope I'd. Sc
WANTED; niehtwork;
must be experienced and over 81
Apply In person only, COCKATOC
CAFE AND BAR, 1l13 Pa. ave. NV
MATTRESSES, EXPERIENCED, want
! tip:; Apply sIs sss 4 i7ts rs 81 IN. NV toos
WAITRESS. white. exper.: excel
sRaSDYs tsR; as-so Rrs4aGaAEr APplz Il DsTion TIs3
wAiTRESs, white, must be exper
with cocktails: excel. earnings
good working conds. and hrs; va
cation with pay. sULLIVAN'S
2731 Bladensburg I'd. n.e., cornel
South Dakota ave. -
WAITREsSEs, WHITE: experiene,
meals. Apply MAYORS SEAFOOE
RESTAURANT, Old Bladensburg I'd
and Georgia ave-, wheaton, Nd:
WAITRESS; must be neat, exper. ane
dependable. White. Apply In person
CARRIGAN'S RESTAURANT, Conn
and 8 SITS. NV.
WAITRESS: counter; wanted. Coco
hours, good pay, Sunday OF. Apply
TESsEN, 11o1 BladensburE I'd. ne
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HELP WOMEN
TYPIST

With at least 9 months ex-
perience In dictaphone or SIM
liar type Of recording; inter-
esting work in convenient To-
cation; excellent working con-
ditions: steadily expanding
orEanization; 5-day week. 8
Evening star., 1955-07-05

STONEWORK-Flagstone terraces.
walks. brick or block retaining
walls, chimneys fireplaces, al
kinds of cement work, pipe drain
age. F. MARCUCCIO. 20. 2-35SS
or VIII, 6-78SS.
Evening star., 1955-07-05
STEEI

ALL SIZES OF l.
BEAMS, ANGLE IRON,
CHANNELS AND RE-
! INFORCING STEEL
CUT TO SIZE.
GENERAL WRECKING co.
1887 Brentwood Rd. NE. AD. 2-sl77
"a
Evening star., 1955-07-05

AIRLINES NEED
Young women. See our I'D under In
struction Courses, this paper. g.
Evening star., 1955-07-05

MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
CHAIN SAWS, 1-man, SI2 per day:
2-man. SIS per day. RENTAL TOOL
a. EQUIP CO.. JU. 0-6S61.
Evening star., 1955-07-05

TELEVISION SALEl
Large selection priced from
$19.95
All reconditioned. many with new
picture tubes.
1-YEAR GUARANTEE
No reasonable offer refused. opsf 6
till Q p.m.. Sats. It'll 8.
BLAIR'S TV -
Rl00 yTyae+nrn Avn ~ VIZ .lF
Evening star., 1955-07-05

REFRIGERAToRs: used; rebuilt;
g:in'sd g:an dfaiDsRTepks s1i Hpi s0Ii I've. ssaob
i4th ct. NV. IA. $1,000.
REFRIGERA1ORS, $3.50: elec..
gas. guaranteed. PEERLESS SALTS
CO., 2237 Ga. ave. NV. DE. 2-S666.
REFRlGERATORs. used: rent or
buy: IS month: fun guar. DOWD'e,
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-10-22

She was giaddensd TO receive
a "bushel' Of birthday greet
ings, cards, some of them en-
closed with money gifts.
She was completely sur
prised and greatly delighted
Her physician had said she
needs encouragement and the
good wishes and greetings
served as a cheering tonic.
The affair according to late
information. was initiated by
Miss Julia Smith OF Cambridge
who saked the assistance Of
Mrs. Martha Kenswil Of Bos-
ton. The two succeeded in
passing word around 50 that
there was a wonderful res
Howard D. Gould. South
Parkway, Chicago, writes her
cousin, DIR. Charles Gould Ste
ward that he enjoys reading
the Guardian for it enables
him to keep up with what is
going on in Boston, her orig
inal hometown. In the great
western city, Howard is en-
gagged insocial service work;
his establishment.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-10-22
Hollywood Gossip

Holywoods hottest romance is likely to make front
page headlines any day now The girl is young star with
frankly mdde-aged husband. The guy is bachelor
of the towns eligible They're starred in top romantic
picture and those love don't stop when the
does Holywoods screen kisses have always been inam
matory Some started censorship started romance
some Just started the coins nglng at the box-oce
torrld samplng Of ALL KISSES That Hollywood
girl in Marion Brandos future it's his on-aga-
French hancee Instead it's Celia Meredith woman who
runs his house his secretary general adviser
Rmor has it that when Marion serious Movta
Celia put it her Movita was through
so tar she hasn't laid down the law about
but Marion hasn't married her either Brandos ntimates
believe he'd prefer to far she's playing hard
to get.
Will Bing Crosby marry Kathy Grant? Last month all
the smart money betting he he could over
come the opposition of his four sons ODDS are all the
and may be laid for many Certainly his dad who
rushed to his bedside will pick time to 90 against his
wishes in the matter of a stepmom
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-10-22
Seem Stars

NEW YORK Hamp Too
Sick To Make Israel Benefit.
Still suffering from injuries
as a result OF their recent
bus smashup In which five
members of the band were
seriously injured and Lionel
himself suffered fractured
ankle, the crew Just won't be
able to make the "Jazz for
Israel" concert in New York
this weekend. The show will
go on with substitute folks
from show-busineSs but inter-
esting enough it was Lionel
himself who originated the
idea.
We can remember several
years ago when Hamp had
the bright idea. A good one
for business and an endearing
one to the Jewish people, he
thought. And it has paid off,
in crowds out to see the band
and in dates few other bands
could get. That was Lioneps
reason for going to Israel
and his reasons for practi-
caliy sponsoring a "Jazz for
Israel" concert with funds
going to the Israel Red Cross.
Now, all our entertainers
need do is sponsor a gigantic
program for the NAACP and
donate their services. We
must admit that a large num-
Der of them give personally
and on a small basis. But
surely we'll get to the day
where an about effort can
and will net thousands for
our own organizations.
Hilda Simms da5hing madly
between Girl Scouts, Saliva
ton Army affairs, ETC., for hes
community program on local
WOW L'Tanya Griffin =
Los Angeles most gifted fash
ion designer the current
cover of Beauty Trade =
Sammy Davis, Jr. and the
Will Mastin Trio left Chicago's
Chez Paree in a blaze of glory.
Four have been chosen as
this years winners of the
Marian Anderson Scholarship
Fund They were picked
from 1874 applicants and in
cluded: William deValentine,
basso, Lee Cass, Elmer Dickey
and Shirley Mae Carter all
stars of tomorrow.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-10-22

BOSTON COLLEGE has
come up with her first poten-
tial sepia football star since
Brockton Lou Montgomery.
Lou will seldom be equalled
as an eluhive broken-fieId
runner. But sophomore Larry
Plenty is bigger and more
rugged Is it, 1870 Ibs) and is
fast on the break-away. He
can also buck the line. Like
Montgomery, Larry, an ex-
Rindge star, also eXcells in
track and baseball. You will
hear plenty about Plenty at
Boston College.
THE CELTICS of Boston
basketball, who were also
once reluctant to sign colored
players, are now repeatedly
trying out four or five, in
GLIDING some from colored
colleges. These players do
not inclut.e veteran Don
Barksdale who may or may
not play this season. AS one
who brought the color bar
isSueu to the Red Sox, BIC.
and the Celtics, among others
in the past, this writer shares
he enjoyment OF the readers
in seeing progress being ach-
iaNed
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well. The farnily's gift was
lovely poloroid camera.
Annetta Elan Jones added
a bit to the evenings enter
tainment by singing Little
Things Mean A Lott.
Music filled the rooms and
over 100 guests were present
and enjoyed the more than
10 varieties of hors'd'oeuvreS
prepared by Belafontaine. Mr..
Everard Bayne was chief bar
tender and was quite a con-
oiSSeur Of cocktail making.
The occasion of ones 18th
birthday Is indeed an appro-
pirate and we'll deserved time
to celebrate and all joined in
wiShingg Mrs. Joseph many
more years of gracious living
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department at the Boston
YWCA. ~.
The A. g. T. College Male
Chorus will appear in Com
cert, Sunday, November Is at
$3.50 pm. Ebenezer Baptist
Church, 157 West Springfield
st. Admission slice. Plan
now to attend. For infOrma-
ton call Ga. 1899.
The Pastors Aid Board of
Charles st. A.M.E. Churc>.
Clarissa J. Holmes, president,
invites their friends to at
tend a Musicale Tea to be
held at the Parsonage, 5 Elm
Hill Avenue, Rox, Sunday,
October 30, 1865, from $780, :
$50 pm. Donation, so cents.
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If he can not Gust Klaus as a
regular" So Don Is expected
to see action.
NEXT SEASON, Csox pen
nant year,, the Sox should
have their first top talented
youth league of nations"
club in history. Billy Klaus
and oDn Buddin will spark
the infield regardless where
they play. Keough and Pier
sal should rival Villa Mays.
The SoX may purchase anoth-
er sepia star. This column
has already suggested a pley-
er like Jackie Robinson for
the Sox hitting bench. Imag-
inc a bench of Williams, JAG
kie, among others.
BASEBALL FAN, Jim Tar
hey, an Everett veteran of the
old Greater oBston Colored
League baseball days, phoned
me last week to inquire about
the Sox purchase of the Don
Buddin contract. This inter
est of Colored baseball vets of
the past in the advancement
of sepia stars of the present
is always inspiring and shows
solidarity. The old OBI was.
composed of Boston, Maiden,
w, Newton, Cambridge, Al
ston, and w. Medford. Was
founded in 1908.
DETROIT TIGERS last week
signed two more colored farm
hands, bringing their total to
seven after a late start. The
news clipping of his event
was given to me at work by
a Jewish American co-worker,
showing again the healthy
interest in democratic prog
ress. With a large colored
population, the Detroit area
should have had sepia stars
on he Tigers Varsity a long
time ago. The Tigers may
join the Sox in bringing up
a colored player merit year.