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Evening star., 1955-05-07
SECRETARY

And Girl Friday. Small, active ONCE
required competent, alert. reliable
person. with initiative and attractive
personality to assist executive in
Previous once experience required.
In reply. give education, approximate
age, salary requirements, and other
pertinent data. Box 294-E, Star.
Evening star., 1955-05-07

OUR FIRM needs 3 young
men with cars. Salary 1854
per mo. Call RA. 6-12O2,
Monday. for appointment.
Evening star., 1955-05-07

COUNTER fI GIRLS. white: for cafe
terra work. Good working condi-
tions. Cali Ma. S-312O, Ext. l52.
3
COUNTER GIRLS
WHITE. AGE 20 TO a: FOR
APPLY MANAGERS OFFICE
HARRINGTON HOTEL
11th AND E SITS. NV.
DENTAL ASSISTANT for NV. once.
experience necessary: 40-hr. week.
Write, stating particulars. Box
DilcfAPHoiSsEE oPR.. experienced,
party: s5.Rr. week. Salary % com-
mensurate with ,exper; Vacation,
group disqualification, etc. Perman-
ent position. Box 27-E. star. IS
Executive Secretary, $3.50
JANE BuRcH. RIM. 226, Bond Bldg.
FOUNTAIN GIRL, white only. ex-
CURED. Cali MIR. wiTT. RA, g.
FOUNTAIN GIRL; light eolor.d; fully
exper. Apply in person. 1928 Wis
FOUNTAIN GIRLS. eolored: exper
Co. 13th and e SIS. NV. $
INVENTORY CLERK. experienced;
must be accurate with figures, have
legible handwriting; must type; s.
day week: air-conditioned ONCE.
Apply in person. afternoons only.
to Mrs. Strauss. MAJOR MASTER
PIECES. INC. oil 9TH st. NV:
LAUNDRY SORTERS. experienced
only: must be steady and sober: good
salary. Apply GREYsToNE LAUN-
LUNCH ROOM SUPERVISOR - op-
portunity for young woman with
cafeteria c aha,,. or restaurant experience
and order food supplies. Win be
responsible for eficient operation Of
lunch room. Midday lunch and
morning coffee served to approxi-
mately 65 employees; b-day week
APPROX; g hours per day. Reply to
references and salary expected.
MANICURIsT-only expert need ap-
ply; top salary plus commission;
5-day week.. closed SATURDAYS,
SETA sRns 4Rbrs SRlbb Apsqs's ME s.asa4l esl ELIZA LIZ
pacity. Regular hours. Personnel
once, wo. 6-372o, 10 am,-4 pm,
registered. for ONCE; knowl-
edge Of simple accounting and typ
ine Suite 81. 1850 Conn. ave. In
terview Sunday. 10 to II Am. IS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Immediate positions in medical, sur
gical and .psychiatric nursing, ro-
tating shifts. 44-hour week; per-
manent evening and night duty, 40
Evening star., 1955-05-07
MANAGER

First-rate position with Baltimore
Washington chain bowling organiza-
ton; knowledge Of bowling helpful
hut experience not necessary; char
acter and ability are our goal.
Age 26 to 40. Apply 1o145. Coles
the hours Of IL noon and 10 pm
Evening star., 1955-05-07
RANT MANAGER
ROUTE SAI,ESMEN
RQIITE statesmen

4tSO Il 011AGAO4S1G4N
For established laundry and dry
cleaning route; must be willing to
solicit new business. Others need
not apply. Vacation. disqualification
and other company benefits. Apply
OLD COLONY LAUNDRY
6S20 Blair Rd. NV. Cat Butternut)
Evening star., 1955-05-07

REAL ESTATE Statesmen
AND WOMEN with car to work
Northeast D. C, and nearby Md.
Exper. not necessary--our sales
mgr. will train you. Our plan pays
higher commission. Change for the
best: company-owned homes to sell.
NORTHEAST REALTY
! 603 r, I. Ave. NE. CO. 5-s2a3
Ewes, JU. 5-6s22 UN 4-7n45
Evening star., 1955-05-07
SALESLADIES
EXPERIENCED ONLY
LINGERIE-ACCESSORI'
PASTERNAK

Young, must be alert and have pleas
Ing personality, Perm. position. APP
ply in person, 1St fir.
Evening star., 1955-05-07

You are ambitious, industrious ano
excellent future with one OF WASH,
ington's largest land owners ano
Reply giving age. availability, pre-
vious experience. present ana ex-
rected salary. Box 3nS-E, star. IS
Evening star., 1955-06-01
POkO-GREEN
FOR ROSES

A combined in
secticide q n d
fungicide, to con-
troll Block Spot,
Mild ew, Rose
c h ofet, Aphis,
etc. On roses.
flowers and other
ornaments.
Evening star., 1955-06-01

wright. is rshearsing for her
first dramatic role Sunday on
'Television Playhouse" (WRc-
ID. -. It's a backstage drama
about a career VS.. marriage con-
fiict which will enable Martha
to sneak In q song.
Donald Crisp was James Ma
sons guest not too long ago in
one Of those stilted Lux Video
Theater interviews--now Crisp
succeeds Mason as host. He
also inherits the latter's head
aches, too.
Eddie Fisher generally does q
pretty fair job of emceeing a
variety show and Sundays Com
edy Hour was no exception.
What he had to emcee. however,
was somewhat less than ade-
quate.
I've caught two "You Are
Evening star., 1955-06-01

of the 30's-were partners on
screen only)
Washington TV circles an
noyed at New York Times Jack
Gould criticism of the White
House Ike-Dulles TV show.
Gould said that GAS a video pro-
ducer. official Washington would
appear to have a way to CO."
Hasn't Gould heard that R.
Montgomery, of Madison Avenue,
is Ike's TV consultant-not "offi-
cial' Washington?
\ Il 4 +
On the Run:
If you demanded" that Gisele
Mackenzie repeat her perfor-
| nance in the Tin Pan Alley
drama Hard to Get" on Justice
(WRC-4), you won-it's June 8
Another singer, Marth
Evening star., 1955-06-01

/. 01AAAkIV,
2. Informal.
3. Relaxed.
4. Sincere.
S. Informative.
fCdn it be that aUe're ul,0ays
hearing from the other per
cent?
The following statistics may
also intrigue you:
Eighty-two per cent said they
would like to have more informa-
ton about the product they sold
than was found in their scripts
Sixty-eight per cent said they
consistently used the products
they themselves sold to others.
Thirty per cent said they used
the products occasionally.
Two per cent screamed they
never used the products at all.
X X y X
If you've seen Celebrity Pa
rade tSunday, WMAL-7), you
know half Is "live," the other
half on film. And because of the
exigencies of time, Joe Nc
Caffery sometimes doesn't know
what Drew Pearson is going to
feature on his half until the
film begins to roll.
Last Sunday was Just such a
day. To McCaffrey's surprise,
Pearson attacked the Food and
Drug Administration.
Just after Drew finished and
went on to another section. the
film broke and Ed Shearer waved
McCaffery on to fill.
1t was one of those one-in-a-
million "naturals."
Said McCaffery:
"T'd like to say that my guest
neIt week on my segment OF
this program ,Dill be Mr.. George
Larrick-tDhom am sure tDill
haue some pertinent remarks
about tDhGt Mr.. Pearson has
Just said. Mr.. Ldrrick is Com
missioner of the Food and
Drug Administration"
y 4 \
Around Town:
Sam Brown has changed his
mind and decided to sue station
WARL on the basis of his con-
tract guarantee for 60-day sew
erance. Sam wants to "clear
the air" more than anything
else. He was placed on "in-
definite suspension" during q
show (May l8) and escorted out
of the plant by a gendarme.
The peppery little feller Zone OF
radios top salesmenD is consid-
ering several offers at the mo-
ment and may buy a station
down South.
Harrie Byrd Conlin Of Airing.
ton was surprised to read in Sun.
days TV-Radio Mailbag that
Gale Sherwood is teaming with
Nelson Eddy. Harry thought
Nelson was married to Jeanette
Macdonald and wants to know
where she Is now. (Jeanette
Mrs. Gene Raymond in private
Evening star., 1955-06-01

There" dramas since It went on
filrn. - Used to watch 1t nearly
every Sunday when 1t was Alive.
That Kenny Youngman-Rocky
Evening star., 1955-06-01

life. is on the coast and currently
embroiled in some long distance
litigation over a property she
owns in New York. Jeanette
and Nelson-the Parker-MarloWe
Evening star., 1955-06-01
ON THE AIR
ON THE AIR
Shouting Commercials
Irk Announcers, Too
Nv BERNIE HARRISON

it's any consolation (you with the busted eardrums
Tv just aggravated by screaming and
aggressive" commercials you
In Of 232 conducted by New York
agreed that effective commercials
Evening star., 1955-06-01

0raziano post-nght snow on
Wednesdays tABC-D won't be
carried locally by WMAL /.
ESQ who's cryina?).
Evening star., 1955-06-01

New Liquid Kills Reaches and Ants
Scientists recommend that you control erowIine insects
in the modern woy-Wit Johnson NO O-ROACH. Brushed
just where you wont It, the coloress odoiess coating kills
these pests and stoys effective for months So cosy ue
no need to Dishes pots and pans while applying.
NO-ROACH is effective and ostino
8 ounces, 89c pint, 1.69 quart, 298
WGL-Housewores, lst Floor, North Building
=. also Chevy Chose ond Alexondio
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-07

Marion Lorne. the Mrs. Quincy
of mfr. Peppers. tThere
will also be walk-ons by famous
names in show business
Medic. which began its fall
season Monday. will do its first
.two-part show tafter-childbirth
Ipsychosis) on September 26 and
October 3. On that latter
date. II Love Lucy" also starts
up again and it looks as II Desi
and Lucy will go heavily for
guest talent this year. John
Wayne is set for the show Of
October 10.
Gordon Duff resigned his job
as producer Of the Sunday night
NBC Television Playhouse series
and Herbert Brodkin tElgin
Hour will be his successor.
Duff has done a fine job and
there's bit of a mystery con-
corning the sudden switch.
A man named Milton j. Shapp
'(Jerrold Electronics Corp claims
he can break the codes Of the
Zenith. Skiatron and Telemeter
fee-TV systems. Jerrold is
due here today for a press con-
ference at the Willard and will
also reveal details Of his own
plan just submitted to the FEC
for conducting a six-month pub
lie acceptance test Of subscrip-
ition TV in four widely separated
communities.
Reminder: 1.-THE Skin of Our
Teeth" will be presented Sunday
at 1880 pm. WRC-4. It's a two
hour show so make your plans
accordingly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-07


and creations, but he brought
along some bon mots with which
to spice his narration. And wher
Ernie made the mistake Of
evincing interest in one of the
buster hats, Mr.. John used them
Laughter and shrieks (the
producer and the director were
committing hari-kari) greeted
his first risque sally so Mr.. Johr
brought out the topper. He
pointed to a pocketbook carried
by one of the girls and remarked
over the din, that's a new bag
not an old bag"
All this time, Ernie was try
ing to give the mike away with
no takers. Why somebody didn't
cut the wires. or drop the net
I'll never know.
But Mr.. John finally swirleo
off like a damp cloud and the
program eventually settle d
down.
The only comparable per-
Torrance I can think Of this
year was Hedda Hopper's taste
less contribution to the Variety
Hour and, in retrospect, Miss
Hopper was wit and grace per-
sonifed. Ironically enough, Miss
Hopper is noted for her hats.
too. and If the two of them
should ever get together on one
TV program, goodbye license.
This stunning SHAMELESS was
preceded by two dreary plays
each dealing with a domineering
parent. The Robert Montgom-
cry players had a mean papa
to contend with. md the Studio
One crowd had suffocs ting
mama.
It's too bad the Montgomery
players wound up their success
full season with this hackneyed
affair. They appeared at the
close of the play to appeal for
letters on the subject of summer
TV stock and doubt If there
were many viewers around to
hear that.
House Jameson played papa
and he domineered his daugh-
ter with every cliche in the soap
opera plot book. When it finally
appeared that she might leave
him to join her husband, who
wasn't very bright, either. he
had what everyone was expect
irg-a heart attack. Jameson
fell to the floor with some class,
III have to admit.
The writing on Studio One was
much better but the actors in
volved, with the exception of
Alfred Ryder. seemed unable to
get beneath the surface of their
roles. His brothers girl friend,
by the way, was played by one
OF those graduates of that
Johnny-One Note actors school
in New York. Real bad.
n
On the Run:
big Story" resumes Friday
night %. WRC-4) after a sum-
mer vacation. The series gets
a permanent "newsroom" set for
the new season.
There1l be more song satires
by Sid Caesar and 1.-THE Hair
cuts" when the star opens his
fall season September 26. And
Sid has decided to do mono
lougues again, after dropping
them for two years because he
felt people had become too used
to them.
Perry Como's guest lineup for
his first shop (September I'D
includes Rosemary oney,
frankie Lame, comedians Leo
De Lyon and Dave Barry and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-07
Anhydrous Ammonia
Is Normally q Cos

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
anhydrous ammonia. made by
catalyticaliy combining nitrogen
from the air with hydrogen from
any Of several sources, is the
starting point for a host Of fer
tilizers.
Under normal conditions an
Ihydrous ammonia is a gas that
liquef1es when cooled or SUBJ
jected to enough pressure. Fol
use as q fertilizer, it can be in
jected under pressure directly
into the soil or processed into
solid or liquid compounds fol-
direct application to the soil OF
use In the manufacture Of mixed
fertilizers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-07
ON THE AIR
Video Brings Us
AGuest to FORGET
BY BERNIE HARRISON

Someone the Ernie someone who may no
longer be it, invited Mr. john the famous designer
put fashion show Monday (WaC luck
it, he showed
only dear little man bring some stunning models
The Arizona post., 1955-08-19
Divergent Reports On
IsraeI's Economic Future
Optimistic View Gloomy View

Unless amicable relations be-
tween l S r a el and the Arab
states are achieved, the eco
nomic future of Israel is mot
very encouraging" according
to an analysis of the Israel ag-
ricultural economy released
by the Foreign Agricultural
Service of the Department of
Agriculture
The report points out that
Israel's economic problems
could best be alleViated if the
Arab position toward Israel
were resolved. If this were ac-
complished, Israel could cope
with future economic prob
lens. Military expenditures
could be cut drastically, COM
mercial relations could be es-
tablished with the traditional
neighboring Arab markets, a
reasonably adequate ter
supply could be obtained" the
report says.
In SUI m m AIRY, the report
states that while Israel had
made Impressive progress"
in agricultural and industrial
production, the population
has doubled since 1948 and the
food production per son
has only risen 20 percent.
The analysis expresses the
view that U. S. grants-in-aid
The Arizona post., 1955-08-19

The prediction that economic
conditions in Israel will be-
come formal ! in five years
was made before a S e n a t e
committee by Harold Stassen,
former director of the now de-
funct Foreign Operations Ad-
miniStration. 81 tn in k the
great determination of their
people and their reSourceful-
ness, and their intelligence is
such that Israel will make a
go of it and be on their feet in
another five years."
Senator Ellender question
ed why Isra e is allotted so
much money when it receives
funds apart from that in the
bill from the u. S. Mr.. Stassen
replied: Israel maintain a
different standard of living,
and it has been mostly people
who have come in from Eu-
rope or have been f e e n G
from persecution and eve n
murder in other parts of the
world.
Sen. Ellender reviewed his
impressions of the M i d d | e
East gained during a recent
trip. He termed the Arab-Is-
rael situation "the most eXplo-
sive in the world, almost as
bad as Russia" He said, "it
is my honest belief that this
matter will never be settled
unless some of these Arabs go
bac kto Israel"
The Arizona post., 1955-08-19
Jordan Water
Plan Opposed

LONDON (JTA) - Syria is
mobilizing all possible efforts
to prevent the adoption by
Arab countries of the Ameri-
can plan for the regional de-
velopment of the Jordan Rlv.
er waters, on the eve of the
expected arrival in Israel and
the Arab countries of Ambas-
sador Eric Johnston for furth-
er negotiations on this plan.
One broadcast said that the
Palestine Arab refugees had
sent a delegation to the Jor-
dan Government and had sub
mitted a memorandum urging
rejection of the Johnston
plan. Another bro a d c a S I
claimed h a t Israel authorl-
ties have decided to diver I
the course of the Jordan Riv'
er into the Negev and that
this is causing difficulties for
american political circles
who allegedly fear that this
will scuttle the Johnston plan.
The Arizona post., 1955-08-19
Austria Okeh
Commitment

VIENNA, (JTA)-Austrian
Chancellor Julius S Raab an
nounced that as a result of the
agreement which he reached
with DR.. Nahum Goldman,
chairman of the joint execu-
tive board of the Jewish Com
mittee for Claims on Austria,
the Austrian Government will
establish a fund of $50 mil
lion schillings-approximate-
ly % million dollars-to be
distributed within ten years
among people who were per-
secuted by the Nazis in Aus
tria and who now reside
abroad.
Payments from this fund
will be made to the victims in
lump Sum-to be decided up
on in each case in accordance
with the degree of need of the
applicant.
Meanwhile, the city of Vien-
ma, and the Vienna Jewi h
Community onclude e d an
agreement under which the
city will return to Jewish con-
troll certain communal proper
ty taken by the NaZis and now
in the hands of the city.
The Arizona post., 1955-08-19
Center Polls On
Sabbath Issue

HOUSTON, Texas (JTA)
Sharp protest against a de.
cision of the board of directors
of the j e wi S h Community
Center of Houston to open the
center on S a turday after
moons for a limited program
of youth activity have result
ed in suspension of the plan
pending the pollin G of the
adult membership of the GEN.
ter.
The board had voted to
open the building at 2 pm. on
Saturday instead of 6 pm,
but opposition was so strong
ly expressed at a Specia |
board meeting following the
announcement that the board
agreed to submit the plan to a
vote of the membership. If
tWo-thirds of the adult mem
bers concur, the center would
be open on Saturday after
Moons.
A membership poll showed
LOG in favor of OneninC tho
Center on Saturday after
moons to Z opposed. The fami-
lies replying represented a
total of 294 children under the
age of Is, and gave definite
indication in this regard.
A committee in Los Angeles
is similarly considering the
desirability of a cultural
youth program including an
Oneg Shabbat, but no athletic
activities at the new westside
center on Saturdays.
The Arizona post., 1955-08-19
Hospitals Grow

NEW YORK, OTA =
Every community in the U. 5:
with a Jewish population OF
10000 or except Wash
ington = maintains its own
Jewish hospital, the Councll
of JEWS h Federations ana
Welfare Funds reports. Sev-
eral communities with small
er Jewish populations have
their own Jewish hospitals.
Last year an estimated 5Oo'-
600 patients received care IN
GO Jewish hospitals in this
country bout half were
Jews, although this figure va
ried with each community
and hospital.
The Arizona post., 1955-08-19
Teach Yiddish

DENVER, Colo, UTA) :
Yiddish will be taught to the
children of parents who want
them to learn that language
at Congregation Beth Ha Me-
drosh Haogol. The rabbi urg-
ed that recognition be given
to the fact that Yiddish mas
served as the medium of eX-
preston for the largest seq
ment of our people through
out the world for at least 500
years." The new course would
not be introduced at the eX-
pense of Hebrew. Special ar
rangements are being made
for the teaching of Yiddish
on a voluntary basis during
additional hours.
The Arizona post., 1955-08-19

and German reparations pay
mentS cannot continue indie
finitely at the present level;
also that Israels second gen.
GRAFTON will not hold the devo-
ton and enthusiasm of the
original idealiStic settlers who
were dedicated to the eStab-
lishment of an independent
Jewish State. Israeli leaders
dispute this.
The Arizona post., 1955-08-19

Arizona Post, Aug. 10, 1865
Arizona sun., 1955-02-04
WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE?

is difficult anticipate where the next contribution
TO the advancement in human relations will appear
Some time ago the Pittsburgh Courier announced that
Leonyne Price appear as Iosco with me Noe OPeIo
Comnony but none of who that newspaper ortIce
really understood ho the NBC Opera Company was pre-
pone to blast through most devastating way the bars
of tradition thot have activities Of American singers
of Negro origin. Of remember when it was earth
shaking for Negro singer have white oeeomPonst on
an tour.
Probably the most surprising effect of the teevison per-
the MICS announcement which was
opera Tosea will be performed with teonfyne pee
snoino the title oIe very beautiful voice and
this was the first she has sung this important role
is quite likely that there people in lourei Mis-
sssipp home who tuned in and enjoyed the
poteeee, whom they had helped tinoneoY TO
reach such artistic 1t also possible that curiousy
overcome dou in many southern communities and the mir
oce of eevision brought progress relation in toY
circles of many that shaken but not shattered by
the
Arizona sun., 1955-02-04
Drivers License
Tests Required

Do you know and obey traffic
laws?
You need an Arizona drivers Ii
cense.- Every applicant must pass
an examination which includes the
following test Your vision will be
tested to find out if you can see
we'll enough at distance to drive
safely. If it is found that glasses
are needed to improve your vision
enough to pass the test, you will
then be required to wear them
while driving.
You must be able to understand
road signs shown by the examiner
and he will also watch to see if
you pay attention to these signs
during your driving test. You will
be given a color recognition test
on red, green, and amber which
are the colors used in traffic lights.
You will be given a written exam
on the Arizona traffic laws.
Answers to these questions may
be found in the Arizona drivers
Guide" Applicants must supply
automobile for the driving test.
Arizona sun., 1955-02-04

together, and were pretty fond of
each other"
Well" you state, Il don't know
how fond he was of you-but l do
know how fond you were of Carl
enough to murder him."
Upon what do you base this con-.
clusion?
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YOU ARE THE DETECTIVE

You are awakened at 3:15 am.
/ by the ringing Of your telephone,
and an excited voice tells you,
This is Sidney Grant, of 232
Arnsby Avenue. My brother -.
can't get into his room, and l can
not arouse him. Pm afraid some-
thing is wrong. Will you come at
once?"
You hurry out to the address
on the edge Of town where you are
| admitted by an misunderstanding
gray-haired man. I'm Sidney
Grant" he explains. II can't un-
derstand about Carl. He's such a
light sleeper usually, but l GER
tainly couldn't get any response"
You kneel before the locked door
of CarpS room and after few
attempts with your collection Of
keys finally succeed in opening the
door. Cropping about on the wall
inside the door, you find the
switch and turn on the light
which reveals the slim figure of a
man sfumped over a desk in one
corner. You sniff the remaining
contents of the glass on the desk
and mutter poison"
'"Poison!' eXelaims Sidney. Il can
not believe that Carl did this! OF
| course, lately he had been reading
quite a bit on the subject of toxi-
l.cology-poisons and their anti
dotes. But / certainly didn't sus-
pect that he was thinking of do
ing this"
You glance at the typewriter on
| the table several feet from the
desk, then pick up the typewriter
sheet from the desk near one of
CarPs Outstretched hands. 1t reads:
Dear Sidney, This seems a fitting
way to end an empty life. You, of
| course, get all of my estate, as you
should. AS you know, I've been
making quite study of poisonS
and this one was easy to take-not
painful. Already l feel its numb
ing effect it's catching hold
.. feel >"
Poor Carl" exclaipls Sidney as
he sits on the edge of the bed star
ing into space "His last thought
was of me-, We have always lived