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Evening star., 1955-08-26
HfLp-MEN tcont.l

time. Apply HERLTfz SCHOOL Or
LANGUAGES, sss 18th st, INV.
sPorrER. wool, fully experienced;
good salary; vacation with pay.
Cali Mr.. Hawkins. oV. 3-l7o0.
grEAMFITTERs and experienced
ss.HssEs sisss. ssa''fs AZ for TSR Sa DiS Sae
STOCK AND SHIPPING cLERK-|
Good opportunity for energetic, de-
pendahle young man. must nave
food 6etefsnees. W BEL q C99aI
sSfkhiHNSaT sSfkhiNaTksSDaNT n iS SIS tor h0GJo soo-unit unit
garden.type apt. project: must
know all phases of general main
s tenanee; give refs. and employment
1or Last yrs.; salary open. write
sASUL2rIkG sSII scs;PERaroRs. IsM.
Ycung men, 1925, to learn the
operation Of machines In eur IBM
4ection. Draft exempt preferred
High school graduates; 6-day week,
2 A:30 Am: to 4;45 J; m. Apply per.
LiTE iNsuRANcE Co. SIC Isth
rEA6aEas-ofaes open SATURDAY,
10 TO 1; ADAMS TEACHERS
.AGCY:: 1871 g st; nv; RE 7-3a3s.
rELEvlsI9N $40 81 sERyiC5HAN ss5s for gut
TERRIT0EY MiNAGER. weil-known
cofporation offers excellent oppor-
tunity to salesman with manage
ment ability. Projected territory in
p. G: and nearby areas. substan-
~. a nDy arsn agaast am ,sSin.ns eSpep 9i
enee desired but not essential Write
1lil Qualifications and experience:
Evening star., 1955-08-26

BINOCULARS. new. Carl Zeiss.
Sx30. IA. 1887.
BINOCULARS. e7x5O ctd. Bapsch q
Lonb With case. never used. $l10.
TENDLEEsss Ess.,Ea EA%sSHok1Hs co
ala D st. NV. RE. 1892
BOOKS at &c. I0c each 70 clear some
shelves. Wide variety, fiction and
non-fiction. All day saturday. open
ing 10 s,m. ESTATE BOOK BALES,
~ 17th ST., st, M, M; 2nd feori,..,or
sss isss dos 4 Soof sssr prieiio ios. g.
Sat. Sun. only. 3206 & q. NV.
Evening star., 1955-08-26
HELP MEN AND WOMEN

CREDIT MANAGER
with thorough knowledge OF retail
credit work, to assist credit man
aeer in small once. Salary TO COM
pensate ability. Give all details and
experience in written answer,
FREED's OPTICAL OFFICE, .727
7th st, NV. ---26
ROOKKEEPER. auto agency: exper
pref. New car leadership. MR..
SMITH, Ii. 4-S300. OIL. 2-S242
CASHIERS, full or part time; exper
good pay and working conds. Apply
BUCKINGHAM SUPER MARKET
1923 Rhode Island ave. ne. --2S
CASHIERS, experienced: good pay
and working conditions. company
DAYS insurance and Disqualification.
Amply BUCKINGHAM SUPER MAR
KET. 2920 Nichols eve. &c. Az
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AGENTS
HTUATIoNS-lAEN

THE EXTRA MONEY you need can
be made selling boxed Xmas and
everyday cards. Up to 1906 proiit.
CREED'S, 412 10th st. NV. ID. C..
Evening star., 1955-08-26

ptaMSsHiRs less 9siss. TiHsny SG setting with diss-
mond band. S976. AID. 2-1sas4@'
P,srosgss.ty.:4 ,.sze r: ,s.. tsy.4,. .s;: s. q: i:
;ssS: sSSG j. lia's .,s. SIS ssoS' 81 i.es. z lss
TfSoSNS 3 CO.. iz2s II st. NV, NE.
DfNfTTE fSRsTTE SET. 1-pc. black lacsyersd
birch; youth bed ana %ssSofo0s
chest; best o1er. J4. s-ie4s.,s
DINING ROOM TABLE, pressl,
nnnesn Phyfe, 5 side chairs and ]
host chair, pads, $3.50. Call EN-.
DINING S'SSas' RM., ,r.. mahogany. s1Ic:
OF rolling dishwasher. service Q.
$75: beige WOOL natstsEEn eamm mahns
end md tables. $50. on. 2:2i7l -2S
DINING ROOM SET. dark oak, 8
pieces. EXCELLENT &C condition. Rsa- s
DiSiNG iEHhUts' ROOM SUITE. oak, 8
pieces. good condition. $50. oLLd Lsd-
plsNING lST h;'asoSo 'aasooM SUITE. 1o-piees ma
aoesny,c sSgesit,cn: isia sia5. ss IA. s-ssF7. Mss
EIEC. APPLIANCEs-GE dual con-
troi elec. blanket: Dormeyer French
fryer, Waring blender, elec. room
heater, thermostat control: Neon
desk lamp; Univ Soup percolator:
Perfect working cond: sacrifice Tor
EIECTRic IIacf W MoToRs. So ea. 33ss
r. !. ave. ne; in rear. Appiy
1fs. HRH RANGE, Frisidaire. 1864:
eood condition. CAL MRS. 0EA:
HAM, Ii. 4-661S. after pm. -
STOVE. GE. de luxe
model, push-button- dble. oven tim
er control. minute minder. Perfect
condition. Used Is mos. Owner
leaving town. VIII sacrifiee. 10.
EsSSsYySloPAEpIA sIsysio BRrrANNicA.
1858 edition, complete with Aties.
dictionary and bookcase, &c, q
FAN BLADES, bearings. shafts. pull
leys. belts, LARGEST stock, all sizes.
Lowest prices, ELECTRIC EoUlP.
MENT CO.. 2473 Sherman avs. nv.
Evening star., 1955-08-26
HELP-WoMEN
COUNTERGIRLS

cosMETIeIANs. exper. nee; tor
pay. Apply in person. CARRIER
DRUG. 3263 Columbia pike, All
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HELP-WoMEN Gent,

CLERICAL ASSISTANT. to do stock
controls and maintain merchandise
records, some typing. Apply TALL
FASHIONS, $50 18th st. NV. --26
CLERK-To work in credit once.
experience helpful but not neees-
sary. Pleasant workina eondttions
p!qs DsfsOa s0%DiMay e n.y. Sisaa SfRsss KAY 9Ew
ELRY CO. sol II Sc. ne, -2s :,
CLERKS, for work ct Arlington Hall
Station, Arlington. Va. GALLAGH-
ER's LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEAN
ING, call IA. 7-4444. -26
CLERK. white. for cigar stand. part
time evening hours. AID. 4-1S4s.
CLERK with either accounts payable
or inventory. exper.. must be aols
to type. Apply HARE BROS. AUTO
PARTS, 1910 Rhode Island ave.
CLERK-AMERTCAN MERCURY IN
sURANCE CO., located at ago
Conn. ave. NV, wants perm. em-
ploye for various clerical duties:
aits. tspishditid issihr.conditioned once; sood sal
ary. Apply at above address for
interview between $3.50 am. and
cff cffERSK.Hs;TTEisoGRApHER S Z ;TTEis for sd-
vertising department Of proies-
sional association. Telephone MRS
RENNER, AID. 4-1622. ---26
CLERK -STENooRAPHER-TYPIsT
Age 20 to 36, white. Christian;
secular or fuil-tiIne service; excel
lent working conditions and cppor-
tunity. Apply Box 1T. star. I'll
CLERK-TYPlsTs, under 80. Per-
ginners. $50 am. to 4:45 pm. /;
annual and sick leave: non-prof1t
sra Or. EoGiTABLE LIFE M
suRANcE CO. SIG 14th st nv,
cLERK-TYPIsT-s2s5: sxper. with
SnsshsL SYsshaassL GESfsi GsSPioYMss NEST 1907 ri
ciIERK-TYPIsT - Knowledge of
bookkeeping helpful. not REQUIRED.
Give age, experience, church afiilia-
tion, salary expected. three refer
ences. including pastor. Air-condt-
toned ONCE and paid vacation.
For . Protestant EyanEsalssces! nn gass organ star
CLERK-TYPIsT. exper. only: good
pay and working conditions; COM
pany paid insurance and hospital.
saslSn APPIs ,ass B9cRbSGAAM shSds is.
land ave. ne. HU. 3-4416. .-27
CLERK-TYPIST, under 80, for tn
teresting position in circulation
department of newspaper ONCE.
Paid vacations. disqualification, lie
Insurance and many other company
benefits. 5-dAy, 40-hour week. Call
Mr.. PERRY at CO. 5-I014. --2e
1890; experienced
preferred but not necessary; high
school graduate; air-cond. once
and many company benefits. Phone
cLL1kRktgTYfisr. II -gfyffisr fuinllment U depart
ment in Worldwide publishing
young, ambitious girl willing to
learn: 4O-hour, 5-day week. air
conditioning: vacation. insurance
and nospitaiisation paid. Call Miss
Grove, co. b-l014. 2e 4.
CLERK.TYPIsT, lS-45, for front
once Of hetel. Pleasing telephone
personality and ability with lfigures.
Hrs. @ pm, to midntght. Mon. on.
Atr-cond. once and many company
dement's. Apply Mr.. Madden, PRES
IDENTIAL GARDENS, Mt. Vernon
ave. and Russell rd., Alexandra;
CLERK-TYPIsT. permanent position
for young lady age 20 to 35. 40-hr
week. Parking facilities. Must be
able to type 46 w.p.m. Call GO.
CfHERKH.TYPIsT, salary dependent
on experience: aee 2 to 35; 5-day
week; air-conditioned once. Apply
10hh 2kth ct NV %
Evening star., 1955-08-26
ROOKKEEPER

must be able to use
adding machine. typing helpful but
not necessary. Good pay. pleasant
toned ONCE. Group hospitaliZa-
tion and Insurance. and other em-
ploye benefits. Call ia. 4-0450.
EYt 100 80
Evening star., 1955-08-26
GIRI,-LIVE OUT

GIRL-LIVE OUT
No cooking. light housevork. must
be able to help care and feed TO-
mo. .-oId baby. Stay 2 nights. Health
card and experienced only; $50.
TU. 2-6262.
MATURE WOMAN for gh.v. and
sfT4LED shilf fa5e wifi HffE w WosN al gS1IS t. i've
with family. child. G.HW. and
must be good cook. Preferably
foreign born. 50. 5-6457. 81
EXPER. COUPLE to live in, do cook
ing and cleaning; other help empl
Refs required. WO. 6-3269. --2s
/, WISH TO PLACE my exper. eh.w.,
child care: live out, s days. Or
learn elevator work. Ii. 3-4S02.
MATURE WOMAN to care for sick
husband while wife works. An
nandale, Va. JE. 3-l475. ell day
Sat, and Sun. or after $50 pm.
weekdays.
Evening star., 1955-08-26
WAITRESSEC

GIRL. 70 work part-time 70 answer
construction and real estate once
In wheaton area, Hrs; lo-4. 5,day
coSsTRupTioN c6 SIs pfT Sk COP pan s.2s 9sTE0w GeoT
gia ave, Wheaton, Nd, WI; g.
LADY Of good personality and lair
education for desirable position
loyal and faithful to her work:
s3.400 first year. Box 374-s. star.
LADY FOR CHILD cARE-Three
half days VIZ; vic. 18th and h
liable. live in. take care Of 6-wk.-
old baby and Inv; salary; refer
woMxS. sOssii Il; Il tS s-42oi 4S years. who ' i.
rent position as saleslady. and who
has basic knowledge of sewing.
Pleasant working conditions, 40
Bryan. SINGER SEWING MACHINE
HGS0NrlS G0 l34G rS,,s e st. IsHSo m ,or ~ 7es,su-
SUNDAY ant vow Tors Ssa RsE ssse c'H '6S AZ
YOUNG WOMAN for clerical posi-
tion involving tipping, filing. and
misc. once details. for wholesale
arm. Pleasant environment. health
insurance benefits h-day. 40-hour
week. Call Mr.: FISHER, for ap-
,pointmsnt IA. 6-31.0, -26
NEED MONEY? II you have 3 spare
h5f h5st,o day " cal Al Ay0SN I,0Ss, and ia earn
BRoKEs BILLS TO PAY? Cali pI.
7-0.21 and earn the easy AVON
A.i WY SECRETARY. 500 wk.. able to
meet public, fast dication. steno,,
under 35, good. $3.50 mo: book;
keeper-steno. in s.w., 500 wk., all
kinds openings see Miss Lee or
Miss Grant at BOYD'S. cor. q and
10th. Inquire ST. 3-3666.
91OO IN A MONTH plus you own
dresses for personal use and TO- use
SsocSs smSes p tr.nSs SSt M sS0E TasnSn
canvassing or experience necessary
FASHION FRocKs, Dept. T-3s72.
Cincinnati. Ohio.
COLLEGE GRADUATE
II you are 21-2s years, and inter
ested in 4 responsible position in
which you will use initiative and
judgment in handling people and
problems call MISS ABELL. Ma.
s-1412, $50 TO 5. go
ARL. LADY WITH CAR
Ability to sell and supervise part
time aaleSpeople. Must be able to
work 80 hrs. wkly. Complete
wkly. to start. Apply II a.m.-3
pm, RIM, 705. 1919 r st. NV.
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Tv SERVICEMAN

OUTSIDE AND INSIDE WORK.
TRANSPORTATION FURNISHED
IMG y 4 PERMANENT JOB
C0APANY-SALARY OPEN.
CERTIFIED TV
lrA ~ AT nv
Evening star., 1955-08-26

THE CAPITAL SCHOOL
For Doctors Assistants
5 months course for employment in
q cnftor.s once. Free placement.
Good salaries. Constant demand.
Lnfo.. call RUTH PAINMAN, diree-
tor. TT. 2-617I.
Evening star., 1955-08-26
SHOE SALESPEOPLE

Immediate opening for exper. shoe
salesmen and saleswomen: excel.
work with many employe dement's.
PArt-time shoe salespeople also
needed. Apply MANAGER Of any Of
our s Hahn shoe stores or Mr.. Sale
ct 1907 r st. NV.
VIM. HAHN & co.
Evening star., 1955-08-26

25 PEOPLE
TO TAKE NAMES FOR
NEW CITY DIRECTO-
RY. MUST BE ABLE TO
WRITE AND SPELL.
NO SELLING. 5-DAY
WEEK, STARTING
SALARY 85c PER
HOUR. APPLY IN PER
SON, 902 F ST. NV,
ROOM 612, AFTER 900
AM.
Evening star., 1955-08-26
SECRETARY
EXPERIENCED
UNDER as
PERMANENT POSITION
nav TNyEyEHK

A1R-coSpTrIoNEp OFFICE
SALARY BASED ON ABILITY
Reply. giving age, marital status:
education. salary and length OF
service OF every previous employer.
Please do not apply unless YOU are
q top secretary and can give the
best references. Box 1873. Star.
Evening star., 1955-08-26
LEDGER CLERK
OFFICE CLERICALs

Capable Of handling figures ac-
curately: must be experienced: good
starting salary: opportunity Tor
advancement: liberal purchase dis
counts. Apply Mr.. Stewart.
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP
Evening star., 1955-08-26
THE EVENING STAR

ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER- -TYPIsT.
exceptional opportunity for capable.
ambitious young lady. nonroutine
work. pleasant and attractive SUR
roundings, air conditioned once
Arlington Annex, Navy Dept; start
ing salary. $3100. Reply, giving
peTience. Box 46e-T. Star, rs
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER, typing
and general clerical. Box 467-T,
Star. rs
Asst. Secretary, $375
JANE BURcH. RIM. 226. Bond Bldg.
Evening star., 1955-08-26
TYPISTS

Excellent Company Dement'S; steady
position. Ask for Mr.. Strauss,
EISEAAN6. p aT AT eth. -2R
Evening star., 1955-08-26

CLERK
Experienced, under 35: new air
conditioned once. group hosoitaii- i
ration. 5-day week; $50 week sal
ary to start.
aHAPIRo
1913 X ct. NV, NE. S-1717
De
Evening star., 1955-08-26

Bookkeeper-Offic Manager
ThorouEhly experienced; excellent
opportunity: good salary.
Box 297-M, Star
Evening star., 1955-08-26
CONSTRUCTION
MACHINERY

arc Model AD-40 motor.
grader. new 1858; excellent
condition.
AIc Model Hp-IS cravler
tractor, Gar Wood double
PCU and Baker argledoger;
excellent cond.: Serial 10Sl.
9 La Plant-Choste Model
CI1OS scrapers; Sill ca;
yds.: excellent eond.; Serial
100 and 210.
Afc Model HD-5-D loader:
4 Yrs. old; complete; IN excei-
lent condition.
VIII Consider Terms or Reasonable
Oder for Whole or Part.
Knight Equipment Co, Inc.
Arlington. va. IA. 2-133o
rs
Evening star., 1955-08-26
ADVERTISING
TELEPHONE
CLERKS

Young women. 1885 yrs. Of age,
who have . pleasant telephone
manner. can spell well and type
accurately. Pleasant work, dealing
With our ADVERTISING customers; o.
increases. excellent fringe bepefitS.
Apply Personnel, Room 605. open
weekdays. S:30-b and Sat s-12,
No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1955-08-26
DESK. OFFICE

DEEP FREEZE 131. commercial type:
Q door boxes, $226 ca: ! upright
SSok CaU HA. 2-S430. s-2S
Evening star., 1955-08-26

SURPLUS ,oAE
Nut Nut DISKS. REFiNIsHED Ike
NEW, sos; NEW 2lx42 STEEL
DESKS, $3.50. WE HAVE AN
EXCELLENT SELECTION OF NEW
WOOD AND STEEL DISKS At
Low I,o x pIsSoT1NNT[, sSSS11N[,s PRsCzFFai N zFFaiANK SRo 3
SON. IA 3rd ST. NV. TX. ..
Evening star., 1955-08-26
~ ~FTTTER-sE1MTREss,

FILE CLERK, $225
JANE BuRcH. Rm. 228, Bond Bldg
Evening star., 1955-08-26
SECRETARY

SECREIAhY
Part time, for heating control COM
pany. Hours. $50 a.m. 70 noon;
ParE rd. NV. Give full employ
ment history, age and other de-
tails. Replies held confidential. Box
Evening star., 1955-08-26
ROOFS !! ! !!

Need q new asphait-shingle roof
Completely installed and guaranteed
for 10 years. Phone for free esti-
Evening star., 1955-08-26
5RK-sTENooRAPHER-TYPIsT

Age 20 to So, white. Christian;
secular or full-time service; excel
lent working conditions and oppor-
funity AppIy BOY 1T, Star. 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-15

performances. The big parade,
on the opening day, will include
visiting posses, cowboys and
cowgirls, many beautiful floats
and band music galore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-15
It's 'Quickshows' Now
COLOMBO.

Many tourists arriving in Co
lombo, Ceylon, receive their first
surprise at the local taxi stand.
for instead of the Oriental two
wheeled. manpowered rick
shaw" of a more leisurely era.
there are "quickshaws." Com
Portable cars OF recent vintage,
quickshaws are equipped with
two-way radio, go anywhere in
the city and pick up and drop
"hires" any time of day or night
at so cents mile!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-15
Ferry to Make
Sunday Trips
ST. JOHNS.

A Sunday ferry service from
the New Brunswick mainland to
picturesque Grand Manan Is
land will be inaugurated this
summer. The regular week day
ferry will make 10 Sunday trips
to and from the Island during
1855, beginning Sunday, july 8,
and ending Sunday. September
4.
Alterations to the ferry, Grand
Manan III, will increase its car
carrying capacity from six to
nine cars per trip. The Island is
q we'll known tourist attraction
In the Bay of Fundy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-15
Cowboys Take Over
Carlsbad Moy Is
CARLSBAD, N. Mex.

Though the very name Carls-
bad conjures up visions of long
cool corridors and mighty
chambers deep underground.
filled with towering stalagmites
centuries old, this Cavern City
also has a Western heritage to
remember.
Four days each year cowboys
become kings and rowing MAYER
icks and bucking broncs, orders
of the day. May Is through %
is the Eighth Annual Rodeo.
There will be four nightly
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-01-15
More Rugged Than Ever to Help You
Get More Farm Work Done

saving money by spreading the
cost over many jobs.
And now. -. WHY'S brings you the
NEW. the completely NEW Universal
Jeep' with increased stamina reflected
inevery detail ofits sturdy construction.
See for yourself what the rugged, all
new Jeep' will do on your farm. Your
WHY'S dealer will bring out Jeep',
without obligation, for demonstra-
fion on your farm-see him now.
Wii!ys Motors, Inc, Toledo /, Ohio.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-01-15

In 1915 WHY'S introduced the modern
farm workhorse-the 4-Wheel-Drive
Universal Jeep'. IL was new kind of
farm tool, an aII-around farm vehicle
that did many kinds of jobs rather
than one -. hauling and towing :.
towering equipment :. tractor work
-. travelling on and off The road.
Today the value of the Jeep' stands
propea by the acknowledgement use on
thousands of farms. Jeep' owners are
making money by getting more work
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-01-15

NEW sinewy strength for the Jeep'
frome: A new, fully boxed. front cross
member odds 10 the carrying strength. rigid
ify and rugged endurance of the frome.
NEW sfurdier body designs Body sheet
mefol is nunged and overlopped for extrc
strength :. /. cenfer-mounfed 10 relieve road
struins and for even greater sfurdiness
NEW larger windshield: Hos opproxi-
mofeIy 100 more square inches of gloss oreo
and folds on stronger hinges New stream.
lined hood offers increased visibility.
NEW eosier riding springs: Front and
reor-4 inches onger-provide excellent
stability and long life.
NEW softer front sealing: Form filing,
bucket design. with coil springing gives an
vnbeIievobIy comfortable ride. Drivers seat
is adjustable TO , positions fore and aft.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-14
Clean Sweep Predicted
For Democrats III 1856

mind farmers that farm In
come was IS billion 5 year
when We took over the oov-
eminent ID 1883. and $50 bill
lion 3 year when We turned It
over 10 the Republicans In
1858. he said.
Farm income had begun to
slip IN the last year Of the
Democratic regime. the Cons
yressman acknowledged. ..But
Harry Truman set ap q COM
hittee TO study what should
BE done about It. When the
Republicans came IN they
tossed out the COMMITTEES.
1--WE know who created the
prosperity we have today. = be
continued. I'VE took over the
country when there were mile
lions Ia the hfeadlines and It
was facing economic ruin.
There were e2 million people
1t work when We left ONCE
Republicans have tried to
stop or destroy every project
for the good Of mankind. "
/, the ohioan added. Even the
f1.1SSfsS, kfsASt : -. y,t.a r.S.fxses ai.SS4st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-14
~ lsABELLE SHELTON

Democrats are going 70
make Z clean sweep Ia 1856,
winning the presidency. .at
lest 50 more seats Ia Congress
and 4 lot Of State Offices. Z Rep-
resentative Michael ]. Kirwan
cf Ohio predicted yesterday.
The ohioan, who Is chair-
man Of the House Democratic
Congressional Campaign Cons
niittee, spoke ct 4 luncheon Of
the Wotnan's National Demo-
cratic club honoring the States
of Indiana. Ohio. Pennsylvania
and West Virginia.
'.Tne only one Ican see now
that the Republicans can put
up ttor Presidentl Is poor old
Tom Dewey again. Mr.. Kir-
wan observed.
But that's no disgrace.
ne added. I'VE put up Bryan
three times
Declining farm income is
going to be one Of the chief
issues for the Democrats Ilext
year. the Ohioan believes.
All We have to do Is re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-14
TO Receive
Museum Gift

The National Board Of Man-
asement of the National So
ciety. Children Of the Ameri-
can Revolution. win meet to-
day In the national head
quarters of the Daughters Of
the American Revolution adj
rninistration building.
New museum cases for the
C. A. n. Museum win be for
uially presented and accepted
BY Mrs, E. Stewart James Of
Gloucester, Va. national
G. A. r. president. and Mr..
Roland w. Charles, III. Of
Washington. junior national
vice president.
The cases. which have al
ready been set up in the mu.
scum. have on exhibit articles
formerly belonging to the so-
ciety's founder and first ma
tional president, Mrs. Daniel
Lothrop 81 Massachusetts.
They also contain such his-
toric articles as q silver spoon
given by q Revolutionary War
soldier to his little daughter In
1888. q silver mutton holder
1 from Louisiana and q Disci-
pies pitcher dating from
around 1888.
The pieces Of this pitcher
were unearthed during the
planting Of an orchard In 1852
on land which Is now occupied
BY the Walter Reed General
Hospital Annex in Forest Glen.
The Library Museum also
contains some Of the chiidrenss
books Mrs. LOti1rop wrote un-
der the pen name Of Margaret
Sidney. One Of the projects Of
the c. A. r. this year is to COLI
lect the remainder Of her books.
The cases are being pre-
scented jointly BY Mrs. Earl
Cecil Moses. of Kansas. FIRST
national vice president Of the
C. A. r.; Mr.. Arthur E. Mall
lory Of Georgia. In honor Of
his wife. and Mrs. Carl II. Gil
roux Of washington. in honor
Of national presidents who
served from 1928 through 1865.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-14
Membership Tea

The Sisterhood Of Temple
SINAI win hold 4 membership
tea and oneg shabat ii |
o'clock tomorrow IN Madison
House. 1880 @ street NV.
All prospective members and
those already enrolled In the
sisterhood are invited.
Rabbi Balfour Brickner VIII
speak briefly. as win MRS.
Irving Schiller. president Of
the sisterhood. A contata
written BY Mrs. David Kushner
also win be presented.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-03

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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-03

the Gillespie you know, presents
four items co-authored by Buster
Harding, with Dir conducting the
ork. Titles are Cool Eyes, Con-
fusion, Pile Driver and Hob Nail
Special. Thus on this one disc, by
Tipping sides, you have a choice
of "highbrow" or "middlebrow"
jazz (Norgran).
The third edition of the com
posers" series, which fronts Os-
car Peterson playing the works
of various popular writer's of hit
tunes adds three more 12-inchers
mos. 8, 8 and 10) to the growing
pile of choice interpretations. The
trio have to do with the works of
Jimmp McHugh, Harry Warren
and Harold Arlen.
Assisting Peterson in his tri-
butes to these composers are Herb
Ellis and Ray Brown. The pack
ages, bearing attractive cover de-
signs, appeal to the eyes as does
the contents to the ear. (Clef).
Volumes $40 OF the Art Tatum
story are out, marking the sec
ond edition and listing Al exam
pies of the blind pianist's work.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-03
o -tsrAet ssAvu~eS

the 1894 period. They are
Seven Come Eleven, Till Tom
Special. Gone With What Wind,
Six Appeal, Wholly Cats, Break.
fast Fued, Gone with What Draft,
Blues In b, Air Mail Special, Wait
ing For Benny, and A Smo-o-o tn
One. (Columbia).
Dizzy and Strings" is the title
Of the last 12-inch LIP opus featur-
ing Dizzy Gillespie as soloist,
vocalist, composer and even con-
ductor. The album is an interest
ing contrast in the jazz motif. One
side carries Dig into the realm of
interpretative jazz bordering on
the symphonic, in special compost
tons by Johnny Richards.
This side marks the second LIP
merger of the Richards-Gillespie
talents, the first being issued
several years ago on another
discovery label. Dig inventive
and searching imagination is hap
PLY shown to excellent advantage
in front of the strings" on the
foursome, Roses of Picardy,
symphonically treated; Can You
Recall Silhouette and o SOlow,
the latter an Afro-Cuban rhy-
thm'd item which has Die sing
in(0 the title near the NEEDLE.
The flip, more in keeping with