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HELP-MEN


REAL ESTATE statesmen
Needed for seneral brokerage and
subdivision sales Of split level and
contemporary homes; No part-tims
Must be under 45; CAN MR.
ss5e $500. So4s wilson Wilson, blvd. Ri Xrl. "a Iii
RETAIL SALESCLERK. rs to IS;
or other detailed line, and able to
handle both counter and telephone
sales; permanent position with sal
ary increases as earned. company
paid benefits. o-day week. salary
open. and will be determined BY
qualifications and experience. Call
DI. 7-494S.. to $3.50 am. only Tor
appointment for interview.
REFRIGERATION SERvICEMAN-
Experienced only. top pay to top
man; overtime. commissions; bonus
steady. preferably married. ANDY'S.
La. 6-4400. p
REFRIGERATION MECHANIC, year
round work; tools and car neces-
-12
REFRIGERATION sERvICEMAN -
Must have experience and be quail
fed to work on ice cream cabinets.
MRaDoW ARHlf " aoLD efl5Ofi fPiRo1DSUjcTs SEQ CO.
1887 D st. s.e. -
ROUTENlEN-There are openings in
our sales department for men be-
tween % and 45. to take over
established dry cleaning and laundry
routes. We offer vacation with pay.
guaranteed salary plus commits
See MR.. STAKEN, at 437 New York
ave. NV. before noon, Monday
through Friday. 10
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must have experience in
the uniform and accessory business
Also knowledge Of how to make
ribbon sets and medals. State exper-
ience. Permanent position. Excel
lent salary. Box 1911. Star.
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HELP-MEN
pRAFTsMAN, experiepced In land

CRAFTSMAN, experiences In land
subdivision work; proficient and
free hand lettering. GREENHoRNE
d O'MARA. AP. 7-2l22. Ill
DRIvER;P0RTER, neat. courteous
and sober: must know city thor.
oughly. Apply in person. 1884
DRiVER.suPERvIsoR. white. az,
25-35. TO deliver to and superyiSt
have ability to handle personnel
Previous concession experience help,
full but not necessary. Guaranteed
salary. Box 99-L. Star. %
DRUG AND CIGAR. drug expe-
rienced only: 3 evenings and alter
nate Sundays. Local reference re-
ITEToN PHARMACY, 10th and
EIECTiRiCiANs and experienced
helpers: steady work and best pay
for qualified men. Call daily. be-
tween AS pm. LO. 5-2a60. %
ELECTRICIAN, jobbing and installa-
tion work: car furnished: must
n have sd5 % S G. car6 6owBBs ABP5' EaLscrRnc asc f
CO.. AIS Conn. ave
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS with
approx. 2 yrs. experience in D; G.:
good pay: permanent Job: excellent
chance Of advancement. Call EN-.
2-l233, bet. and 8 pm. only;
30
ELECTRICIAN-C ana IN
dustrial work; only first-class me-
chanic need apply. Call between D
and 2 pm. only. FAYCO ELECTRIC
LA. 6-327S. lis
third class. for dry
cleaning plant; permanent position.
excellent salary. Apply after 2 am.
w. A. Gentner. ARISTO CLEAN
ERS L. DYERS. INC. 1925 s. Cap
itol st 3
civil. experienced in de-
sign of water and sewer for subdi-
visions GREENHoRNE 6s O'MARA.
AP. 7-2l22. Ill
civil or architectural
graduate. by nationally known steel
firm for employment in D. c.: good
salary and future; list experience,
1S3-I, Star IL
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SECRETARIES
CLERK-TYPISTS
IINITSIIAI, POSITIONS

National Empl. Service
110s 18th st. NV. at L. Ex: 3-727o
SECRETARY ALEXANDRIA,, to d.
vision chief, days; start. - 200,
ABBEY PERSONNEL. 1888 Eve NV
SECRETARY with knowledEe Of
bookkeeping. Must be accurate. neat
typist. C. P. A. ONCE. Excel condt-
tions; in modern downtown air
cond. ONCE bldg. Call ME. S-1243
10
SECRETARY, part time; 4 mornings
and / full day per week for law
ofice in Park Lane Building. Lega |
experience preferred. ST. 3-s932
for Airline Association;
good shorthand required: per-
manent position. 18th st. location.
Usual dement's plus Airline pass
privileges. Call Elk. 3-6161 for
SECRETARY, tor new once Of jew
fish community relations agency
Write giving full background and
salary desired. Box 73-E, Star. "a,
for law ofices tinter-
national law). For appt.. call 81.
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DANCE TEACHERS

Ballroom. full or part time, single
ages 2i to 90. Exper. not nee
we train you. Excel; earnings -,, Ap,
DANCE STUDIO. 1890 Conn. ave.
DENTAL TECHNlCIAN for bridge
omy and shading. Opportunity fol
industrious individual to learn, por-
celain work. Our employeS know
OF this ad. Write Box 499-Y. Star
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BRTCKLAYERs. eood steady jol

BRICKLAYERs, good steady Job.
good pay. Apply $500 block River
I'd. Just north of Goldsboro I'd.
Bethesda. Md. MERRIMAcK PARK.
See foreman on Job 10
BRICKLAYER wanted: 1St class.
Also hod carrier Report d Chesa-
peake Sc ready tor work. or call
after : 80, 10 S-S2l5 3
BRICKLAYERS, top mechanics, top
salary Doing 4 houses Apply with
tools. 5000 block Sherrier pl. W.
BRICK LAYERS: steady work. Gail
after ) pm. ia. 5-4 p
Report on Job at Glebe I'd. and s,
Mead st Arl.. Va; S26 per day,
BRiCKLAYERs: ses. White, non
union. Call ia 7-3254, E am. to
4 pm: ewes. Sun. JE. 4-7170.
BRICKLAYERS. large apt. job. par
tltions and outside work: report to
29th and Calvert SITS. NV. 3
BUTCHER wanted. steady work: re-
liable. Apply PROVIDENCE MAR
KET las E st Sc %
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Design Engineers

cualified electronic and mechanical
engineers are needed for new prof.
ects being started by Aerovox Cor.
poration in Washington. D. c., and
New Bedford. Mass, Call MIR. Grit
nm or Mr.. Ballard. OF. 4-7s2O
for interview.
AerovoX Corp.
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8 ewes. and Sat. will earn you S2s
wkly. No car or exper. nee, but
must be able to meet public White.
Apply 5:30-7 p.m., Rm. 705, 1919
st. NV. -
MEN; ONCE, sales. mechanical, tech
nical positions. FREE reg. PAY no
fee unless placed. BoYDs tEst; tEst;
40 Yrs: }. cor: g and l2th. All
MEN wxNTED. (2J, experienced. to
solicit advertising for sheriff's con-
Vention book. Men who have use OF
own telephone preferred. ST. 3-S702,
RE. 1884. between IL noon and
MEN. full or part time; $40 for
Car Car required. write details. Boz
YoGlG 1SG,k SsfIN NAN, between 1923. s9iS to
work in is nm. film library as
film inspector. No experience nee
sssary; 4o-hour week. Call ST
YoTSG SISSeS' MAN, under 30. living in
ware; good Opportunity for ad-
vancement.. Call XII. S-1166.
YOUNG MAN, colored, to learn win
dow display. Wonderful opportunity
to establish in . hlgh-paying pro-
fession. Call MR.. KLIoN. Ii. g.
Young MAN. white. to learn thea
ter business: mechanically in
clined; willing to work long hours;
must have car: furnish references.
Box 130-K. Star. IA
YOUNG MEN for temporary work in
wrapping and mailing department
Dav and evening shifts. S1.50 per
hour; GIVE age and references. Box
JiSDER 35. shop work. Apply in
ING Co, Muirkirk. Nd. between
s and 4:30 weekdays. -12
COLLEGE STUDENTS for special
ss:75 W: Z s$S$5; Y$ R:So!ss + : 5$ii &
sERvPCEMAN, RS ftChsMS Isae' thoroughly expert
enced in repairing Tv and radio.
For inside and outslde work. Steady
position, 5;day week. pleasant
NaTfoNALLY oPERATED tnanc,
area and part of Virginia. collec.
tions. new business solicitations
Experience helpful. Must be neat
with pleasing personality. Car fur
nished. Good salary and expenses
Write complete resume, personal
education and employment. Boz
MECHaNfCALLY inclined man for
service work by distributor Of large
household electrical appliances.
must have car. in good condition
permanent. excellent opportunity
salary and car allowance: 40-hr
week. See Mr.. Brent, SIMON DIS
TRIBUTING CORP, 615 Pa. ave.
NV. ~
$4,000 DAILY. Sell Luminous Door
Plates. Write REEVES. Attleboro,
Mass. Free sample and details.
FULL OR PART TIME fountain
help. Experienced. IA. 2-6800.
EMPLOYMENT CENTER BoYD's>.
700 18th, cor. G. Hundreds open
ings. all kinds. CFree registryo
Thni1aapda nlanad
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OUTSIDE MAN

With company. in expanding loan In,
dustry; experience preferred but MOI
essential: permanent position; mus
be neat, aggressive and willing Y
work; auto. essential: 5ha-day week
FAIR LOANS. INC.
1905 Georgia Ave. Sill. Spg., Nd.
PAINTERS (2). white lst-class me-
chanics: report ready for work be:
fore q am. 1928 M st. NV. Ill
PAINTER, white, for garden apt
DEVELOPMENT, perm. Job for righi
man Must be strictly sober ano
apt and all utils. Apply .S61e
Piney Br. rd,, Sill. Spg.. Md. JU; B.
PAiNTERs ta,. must be 1st class me.
chanic ia. 2-693S.
PAINTERS WANTED. 1st-class mer
NJ T.ln q m y
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MECHANIC, e1pelIenceu usn II "
airy. ia. 7-0454. -13
sheet metal: must b
experienced In shop and in fele
installation work: must be sobei
and reliable: good pay. Apply II
person. a40 D st. s.v. .-l4
METAL MAN. to clean and assor
metal in junk shop. GOOD PAY
o APpIy, pk,kSkR fS1 4ts tssrksyi,cEMAN, 81 sE exper,
enced Apply THE BROOKLAEI
CO., 9th and Michigan ave. ne.
Mr.. RuggleSS. 10
small PIX, and genera
ONCE, (white). Wholesale grocer
Apply MAzO-LERcH. NE. S-o2S1
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HELP-WoMEN Cont }
BANK TELLER

BANK TELLER
With experie e nee.
Pleasant working con-
ditions, flve-day week,
air-conditioned build
ing, liberal employe
benefits.
SECURITY BANK
9th and G SITS. NV.
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I LAUNDRY ROUTEMAN

LAUNDRY ROUTEMAN
We have a good established laundry.
dry cleaning route open in q near
by Virginia section. With excel
lent opportunities for Improvement.
Sales experience helpful but mol
necessary 5-dav week Guaranteed
salary while training. 500 cash
bond required Apply to MI; Lowe
Friday.
MANHATTAN CO.
1928 Florida Ave. NV. DU. 7-1111
Ill
LUBRICATION MAN, white: mus
have recent experience and refer
ences; over 25 years OF age. In
ouire at GLENMONT AMOCO STA
TON 1901 Georgia ave. 10
4-0S00. -lU
Evening star., 1955-06-09

When answering ddpeTttsements
addressed 10 Star oo1eS do NOT
tneIoSs original references photo.
graphs or other materials OF per-
sondI pdlRe Copies serre the puT-
pose. Originals Rdv get lost.
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MANAGER TRAINEE

For fast-growing finance company
age II to 35: will be given com.
consumer finance business leadini
to MANAGEMENT of branch once
Must have car. Good starting sal
airy and car allowance. Apply IL
person to MR.. ALBERT at 322:
Rhode Island ave, Mt. Rainier. Nd
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ROUTEMAN

For dry cleaning plant: average SAL
ary. $50 per week: no experience
ply in person, INSTITUTE CLEAN
ING PLANT, S021 Georgia ave.
Silver Spring, Md, 3
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BOOKKEEPER

Fully experienced must have refer
ences: age bet. 2s-4a: sal; to start;
$4,000 per year: vacation and
usual advantages QUAKER CITY
LINOLEUM CO.. 600 st. NV.
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BEAUTICIAN, top-notch manicurist,
fast and courteous. Excellent sal
airy, 5-day week. LEONARD HAIR
STYLIST, 1918 Wis. ave. WO. g.
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CAB DRIVERS

CAB DRIVERS
LATE MODEL AND RADIO CABS
II you do not have an Identification
card. we train you in a few days.
Good chance for college students
70 earn extra money during vaca-
tion
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MAN WANTED
WITH CAR
MAN WITH CAR

Dependable; no experience necessary
Apply 1907 Ga. ave. NV.
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ENGINEER
9Th class. 2 p.m.-11 pm, 8 days 9
week. Apply MISS TIMMONS, "a 4SC
18th st. NV, NO. 7-360O. >
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-04

p. Linwood Taylor, Of Milford
spoke briefly on the Pony League
baseball program in Sussex County
and extended an invitation to the
Kiwanis Club to enter team in
the League in Sussex County. He
gave information Of value to a
sponsoring group, including age
limits fees for entry, details on in
surance for injury or disability, etc.
He stated that the next meeting
for the Pony League will be held in
Harrington, in the Bank Building,
March 2, and the Pony League
season is slated to begin on June 2.
N. Eugene Campbell, president
of the club presided. He announced
that the Laurel Kiwanis Club will
visit the Georgetown Club in an
inter-club meeting on February 8.
The annual Valentine Party and
Ladies Night of the local Kiwanis
Club will be held on February Is.
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-04

most eliminated the offenses at that
point.
The speaker said that bicycle
rOdeos help to teach bicycle safety
and reduce accidents. He cited the
percentage of accidents caused by
defective automobiles on the high
way and went on to stress the
point that almost all accidents are
caused by the human element. In
a comparison of two groups of
drivers, with 1,100 in each group
one consisting of trained drivers
and the other unframed, Mr.. Jami-
son stated that the Driver Educated
automobile operators have a IS
per cent better record than do the
unframed group He exhibited a
sound film Motor Mania"
The speaker was introduced by
William H. Henderson and the pro-
gram was arranged by Col. Ralph
5. Baker, program chairman.
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-04

teachers and refreshments were
served.
Herman Lockwood, of George
town was the speaker for the
Lions Club meeting in Grange Hall,
last week. Mr.. Lockwood discussed
the fine work done by Alcoholics
Anonymous, the nOn-prOfit Organi-
zatiOn, which now numbers over
200 600 members. He cited the his
tory of the organization and the
manner in which it works in per-
forming untold service to others.
Officers, Mr.. Lockwood pointed out,
serve without pay as do all other
members of the organization.
Others guests of the club in
cluded John Whitehead and How
ard Hudson, both of Georgetown.
o Raymond Martin, president of
the club presided. There was a dis
cussiOn on the possibility of Lion
sponsorship of matinee races at
the local racetrack this summer.
No decision was reached and the
committee, comprising, Earl Pep
per, c. d. Sapp and William Globes
are to make further investigation
and report in a future meeting.
A committee having Charles
Trammell and Harvey Nelson as
co-Chairmen is expected to check
on the program to complete the
placing of street signs in the town
and the numbering of houses.
This Friday evening there will be
the Lions Zone Ladies Night in the
Georgetown High School, begin
ming at 700 p. m.
The attendance contest between
the Red and Blue Teams, which
will run through April was won by
the Red Team this week. In the
contest for a free trip to the con-
vention in Atlantic City, the chair
man reported that there is only
a four point difference between the
top man and the tenth on the list
The contest is being determined
on an attendance basis.
A discussion on the setting VI
of a Civil Defense Advisory COun-
Gil and the naming of a Director
of Civil Defense Director in SUSSEX
County was held in the Clerk of the
Peace Office in the Court House
last week. The Levy Court of Sus
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-04

sex County, Levi Warrington,
president; Clarence Lingo and
Victor r. Adams, met with Col. D.
Preston Lee, State CD Director.
Also attending the meeting were
James F. McClOskey, secretary of
the Governors Civil Defense Ad-
visOry Council; William Bachelor,
president of the Sussex County Fire
Chiefs Association and Saunders
P. Darden, Mayor of MillsbOrO.
Col. Lee outlined the Civilian
Defense requirements and stressed
the need for a greater realization
of the Importance of a strong
Civilian Defense organization
throughout the entire state. The
need for cooperation on the part
of civilians and of all groups was
named as a strong factor in an
effective set-up. No decision was
made by the Levy Court on the
naming of a Director in Sussex
to succeed Judge Isaac d. Short,
who resigned some time ago. Judge
| Short had served on a volunteer
basis and his resignation was ten
dered because of insufficient time
to devote to the job. During the
discussions on Tuesday there
seemed to be a unanimous opinion
that the CD Director should be
paid a sufficient salary to permit
devotion of full time to the job
Just how this can be worked out
was not clear, but the matter is
being taken under adVisement by
the Levy Court. In the meantime
it is understood that the Advisory
Council may be revitalized and be-
gin work, awaiting action on ap-
pOintment of a Director. The
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-04

state law authorizing the Civil De-
tense organization in Delaware re-
quires that a Director be named in
each of the three counties of the
state.
Francis Jamison, of Wilmington,
assistant manager of the Delaware
Safety Council told members of the
Georgetown Kiwanis Club, last
week, There are now more cars
and more drivers than ever before
in the history of the state" He
pointed to the reduction in number
of fatalities in the state in 1854, to
94 as compared to II the previous
year. He stressed the fact that
working through schools with the
Driver Education program paid off
in good dividends and also stated
that 2 more instructors have been
added to the program which will
take care of an additional 600
pupils. Pointing out that while
teenagers had been accused in a
body as having high accident rates
he stated that the most dagerous
age group according to figures, is
between 20 and 25 years of age.
Mr.. Jamison urged support of the
enactment of a law providing for
the use of the intoximeter in deter
mining drunken driving charges
which he believed would eliminate
500 of such cases. He also dis
cussed the psychological effect Oi
the use of radar in cutting down
speeding on the highways and cited
a specific instance where at one
school crossing it had been i'm.
possible for the officer stationed al
that point to control speeding. The
use of radar, just one morning al.
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-04
Yes

The electric company will spend
this huge sum of money in Kent
and Sussex counties in Della
ware and in the Eastern Shore
counties of Maryland and Vir-
ginia during 1856 in anticipa-
tiOn of the regions growth.
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-04
$4,7O2,885 For New Construction
IN 1855

Wherever you Delaware Power Light Co. line crews
at work you'll know that progress on the way Electric
company have to be there ahead of progress so
that other developments in their proper order
For instance, in housing project Reddy Kowatt be
on the job early so the contractor can use power tools for
faster and better building Then it follows that the current
is ready when the move in with their
electric appliances.
Sometimes you'll line crews working near your home.
Perhaps they installing and larger transformers
or they may taking down old wires and stringing new
and larger In either event. it the folks your
neghborhood have bought appliances and using
electricity until it has become necessary to provide
larger service facilities.
And goes in the electric business one big and con-
stant job Of building and rebuilding that everyone can
have good electric service on time, all the time.
Arizona sun., 1955-04-22

NEW YORK, (GlobaD = Doryce
Brown, the sensational new pop"
singer who is a product Of the
New York City Center Opera Co.
has won first place in the Pitts
burgh Courier's annual theatrical
poll as the top new find" of the
year. Since this happened, Frank
Walker, president of MGM Records
has given Doryce an MGM record
ing contract to record in the popu-
lar vein.
Dorothy cambridge opened the
Empire Room of the fabulous Wal
dorf-Astoria Hotel last Monday.
The critics greeted her with open
arms. This marks the first time
tiGt Negro artist has played this
room 81. Louis Jordan clicked last
week at the Harlem Apollo Thea
tre -. Louis Armstrong is going
great guns at Broadways jazz
house, Basin Street :. Billy Eek
Arizona sun., 1955-04-22
Royal Godmother Foi
Mary Ann Lawson

NEW YORK (GlobaD - When
Mary Ann Lawson, three-month-
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Lawson, is christened on
May %, she viii have the honor to
have as her Godmother, Princess
Ada Desta, granddaughter Of the
Emperor and Empress of Ethiopia,
by appointment of His Imperial
Majesty, Halle Selassie.
Since the Princess will not be
abel to attend the christening in
person, Nine. Yilma Deressa, wife
of the Ethiopian Ambassador to the
United States, has been appointed
proxy.
The Emperor and Empress have
also bestowed upon Mary Ann the
African name "Birhane" meaning
light" The infant has still an
other African name "Makeda"
given her by her father.
The christening will take place
at st. Phillips Episcopal Church in
New York City, with Rev. Shelton
Hale Bisho pofficiating. Mary Ann
Makeda Birhane Lawson is the
daughter of Global's United Ma
tions correspondent.
Arizona sun., 1955-04-22
State Highway
Grants Pay Boost

On July 1st approximately 800
Arizona Highway Department en-
ployees will receive a wage in
crease. By increasing the depart
ment's request for maintenance
personnel services by $91, 900 the
state legislature authorized the
highway commission to raise hour
ly rate for all maintenance person
mel. The commission agreed to in
crease hourly employees, including
shops and equipment, a blanket ;
per cent. Present scale is $1.39 per
hour for common labor and up to
S2.O4 for skilled labor. Upon motion
made by Vice-Chairman Frank E.
Moore the commission also agreed
to set the minimum salary of uni
formed employees of the Motor We
hicle Division at $500 per month in
place of its current $275. 1t is esti-
mated the total pay boosts will
amount to about S126,O0O.
Arizona sun., 1955-04-22
Tempe Plant Wins
Safely Awards

Kyrene Steam Power Plant en-
plOyeeS were named the Win
ners in the annual Safety Awards
competition conducted by the Salt
River Power District among four
large employee categories. The KY
rene group won the safety jackpot
for possessing the best safety per-
formance within the Salt River
Power District during 1854. The
group compiled 1882 accident
free hours. The group also won
plaques for lowest frequency
GOD; for no lost time accidents,
having completed the entire year
Of 1854 without a single lost time
accident. Individual awards of Zip
po lighters were also presented to
% employees who worked, the en-
tire year at the KYrene plant.
Arizona sun., 1955-04-22

Jim Brewer, sixteen year old
North Phoenix High School sopho-
more, who just made pole vaulting
history with prodigious leap of
14'2", has been chosen as Arizona's
Athlete of the Month" for March
by the Keagle Memorial Sports
Award Committee. This award is
presented monthly by the A l
Brewing Company.
During March young Brewer
cleared. 13 feet or better no less
than six times. Twice he cleared 13
feet even, then had efforts of
13' 1a", 13' 6-as", 1877" and 49,
Arizona sun., 1955-04-22

Stine has left for Europe where he
will perform throughout the sum-
mer ALLAN Freed's Rock &
Roll stage show at the Brooklyn
Paramount Theatre during the
Easter holiday, was smash sell
out for five shows a day =. Billie
Holiday clicking on the road -.
Johnny Hodges and band also do
ing nicely on the road Annis-
teen Allen playing smart clubs
throughout the country.
Maymie Watts record of
"Quicksand" doing nicely :. Le-
roy Holiness new album, saluting
the great bands such as Duke ELL
ington, Count Basic, Jimmie
Lunceford, and so on, is selling
we'll Nat Cole in town last
week. He attended Dorothy Dan
bridges opening at the Waldorf
Rose Hardeway back in town
from Europe saying, I'm glad to
be back home"
Joni James MGM platter of "At
The End Of The Line" taking off
like a sure smash "hit." BY the
way, Joni and her manager, Toni
Aquaviva are on a two weeks West
Indian cruise =. Leroy Holmes re-
ceives the Pittsburgh Courier's
award for being the top band of
the year via the groups smash re-
cording of High and The Mighty"
and "Tara's Theme" d.. Betty Ma
digan, also of MGM, has captured
the ward as the outstanding vocal
ist of the year, for her Joey" This
is also Pittsburgh Courier award
=. Lionel Hampton back from
Europe where he broke all records.