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Evening star., 1955-10-30
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ACCOUNTANT. imam. cfieer admin.
Proven ability III account. and man
aKement. Systems and proceed. inter.
audit, control. cost. taxes, budEets,
pAyrolls, ineuf. PROFIT sharing. An
mutt, purch.. contract. etc. IN pvt.
indus; Aee 81. 10. b-ieSs. ! pm.
AGSSy2sIRHIRHsne. 8 I : public rotations ga Gar.
BO0KKEEPER, fun charge, general
ledger. trial balance. statement.
taxes, Ludlow 2-0504,
CARPENTER and cahinetmaker, col
ered, exper.. desires work. Lu. q
|caH2Nf AND CARPENTRY woRK
sncsda csI 81 vs.. s. S.d7is. 81; Hnis' s1Defi-
|DRAFTING done 81 home by exps-
risneed draftsman. Box 4s0-x.
|ExiEsctuTIvE ASST. 80. desires
change: g years trade assn. exper.,
;n Scnsssssicaai Ss's h:iscH gFisi,s, men m
3.sse} az Ssf Box 44i.X 44iX stSr -
GENERAI SUIT Siehis anlalinsd;
construction: currently employed IN
wash, ID. CD area: with top-caliber
JOB forenien and cfc. personnel:
yaSMFSE M eld snS 5Gs fi2x ieGs sin..nsno. ssss so,
man, white, married, middie-aged.
experienced, sober and dependable.
s.S deSSirss work wrk,sp spd apt. in VI. Please
NAN. colcrsd. reiiahle. desires lob
cleaning Icfiiees. Please can .p0.
mhSii mhSicz Tb,ss stsei AZ 9S,, 9Snn.,,, .ose7 so .r.
work III. any kind except % insurance. u nee
After 9 pm. call IL s-256a,
NAN. colored, 81. desires lob, porter,
kit, helper. dishYasher Or elev.
:, sEitehboard opr. Du. 1880.
driver Of parking iot. W sxpsr., H o eood
refs. Ii. 3-3046.
MAN wants Job, has car: nisht work
II possible. Ii. 3-067b.
MAN, colored, desires work. exper. :.
Qoyts, college grad. Ma, degree.
retired ase. 80. Ap. 4-S773.
NAN pnSs.r co!!SYrsd, 9 desires ,,.,s eve; work,
s. % sns typs. tslss c. q s.isSs' ssEilssTSasp0afd 0pf'
MANAGER, restaurant or ciubs broad
.Ap 2.04ss, sitter 4 pm. SO.
OFFICE MAN, aggressive. experi-I
sncsd; ss,s construction , otlse experience ).
fraphie, now sysiiSSIe. ihipfSSs.'nh R HERN HsfRnS
poN. =. o. Box 5i46. wash. 10.
REsExRcH ANALYST With n many
years Of experience, desires part
snffsMM%N is NAM Rex ASS sgx ss .ss sss. ..,.,..,
aggressive with q years selling;
good education. new auto. familiar
M Ssss EssR sssiIssis. s.e cd. aslsisRs insur-
SECRETARY
Youns Man Friday. background Cap-
1tol HILL, Govt, industry, capable
ASSUMING full responsibility and re-
neytng executive of details, seeks
position With company offertng Sc
curity, Advancement. Excellent typ
ing. shorthand speeds. Box 422-x.
staI. 3le
sE0TTER or mGnager's position ID
MD Erad. High-quality work, To-
yrs. exger, all phases Of dry clean
i9g. Refs. furnished. Available
RUSS u. MEARKLE, r. o. Box
267, state. College, Pa. 30s
SWITCHBOARD OrER. student de-
gireg night work. RA. e-04a6. )
YOUNG MAN, a9. n.s degree. soon
70 he DISCHARGED Ar Qficer, Wishes
70 BECOME assoc. with prOEfesstvel |
y moro tmportant than ths start
Z Is. fS8ok Pifass; s.ss:E IA; sal;-s,.rs.
Tf4ee-as26; best q rsfa. ox
Evening star., 1955-10-30

YOUNG LADY, white. under SO, 70
assist In teWelfy store: some seil-
ing and pearl 6tringtng; no expe-
rienee REQUIRED, will train; B-dsy
week. Phone 10 a.m,-l2 noon for
appointment.. HU. 3-g432, 1---31
YOUNG LADY, experienced, for gen.
efAl once work; knowledge Of typina
preferred; excellent working con-
ditions. 6CHNE1pER FURNITURE,
900 7th ct. NV.
YOUNG LADY TO take and verify
credit information By telephone.
High school graduate and some ex-
perience preferred; 6.day week.
MR.. DORIAN, Elk, 3-01S2.
YOUNG WOMAN with selling ability
to work full time In florist sh0pj we
VIII train you. For appt., cail pI.
Esiiaf5sSessgEse q ,..Anr-gIME position, i.s
l0-4 HARRIS q Ew1Fo. 1903
NAksH22iEL s2iH FIELD f.mily-ovnn.d own
enterprise has D few OPENINGS IN
the Metropolitan Area for part
tffne or flli-tims women. Excsl-
ient opportunity for rapid advance-
ment,. Applieants must have high
echool edueation. Aee $3.50. FOR
tntsfviev sppQintmsnt 70 fiseuss
ZsSs4t e ~ w - future income
Evening star., 1955-10-30
: STEN1JGRAPHERS

= 4AANNNH1kkA4 1111kt0
Immediate openings for experienced
stenQzfaphers under IS yeATs Of
are for q scientific research orEeni-
xation. Must be inteiiigent and had
lent working conditions. Par inter-
view. call Ex.- 3-6100. Ext. 2SO.
Evening star., 1955-10-30

6.Mw.-COoK, live IN; fond Of chill
ais; sss. .s sss'as sundss Ss' "a, f:asis5..;ss. :ss
G.H.W..cHILD CANE for Emp,
couple. plain COOKING: recent local
refs.;. live mi rni. uLpyt. bath 10
new house IN Silver 81. No sun
days. Other time on arranged IN
eiEHt,TTyi.Ii sas @ .sr: "; y s-as5fi aa15iis,.p.
brsskfsst Oh. $50. JU. s-0ss7.
C.MM.--lfen.. wed. Friday: l1:3o
% 7:30s Good ironer. Refs. Neat.
on 10th ST. nv. To. 2-O504.
GsH.W. and child care. must i've In.
on Y day Wed. and go. Sun; mod.
rambler: good salary 70 fight per-
son: refs. required. 10. s-360e. :
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DIR. rs ASSIST

PREPARE FOR A PROFESSIONAL
Gnsa GasaSsS sesS sEss RslssSio s0iss seooEE 81
for Physicians' Aides. DI. 7-7129.
Evening star., 1955-10-30

STENOGRAPHER
Yonns woman. 20-26 years
for permanent position n
electrCnics fleld enKtneering
once. Experience pIsfeYred:
b-day week, paid vacation,
automatic ana merit increases.
Dupont Circle location. Air.
eondtttoned ofices: eongeniAi
associates; salary open.
Western Electric Co, Inc.
co. 6-2s1s. Mr.. Horner
Evening star., 1955-10-30
SITS. MEN AND WoMEN

AND WIFE 70. do cdd
iohs waxing. washing windows; Sat.
and Sun. Refs. Steady. LU. 2-5623.
Evening star., 1955-10-30
MRlp-.-WoAauN

YOUNG WOMEN
ASSISTANT CASHIERS
CEEDIT CLERKS
CLERK-TYPISTS
INTERVIEWERS
PERMANENT POSITION
NOW AVAILABLE,
TEMPORARY POSITIONS
AVAILABLE NOVEMBER Z
TILL CHRISTMAS. WE
INVITE YOU TO WORK
FOR Us IN OUR OFFICE,
IN OR NEAREST YOUR
CoMMUNITY. GOOD
STARTING SALARY,
ADVANCEMENT WITH
REGULAR SALARY
INCREASES AND
EXCELLENT COMPANY
BENEFITS. INCLUDING
PENSION PLAN.
APPLY NOW
IN PERSON
STATE LOAN COMPANY
400 Marlboro Pike, Coral Kills. Nd
1900 3. .Ayes Mt, Rainier. Nd
1892 Georgia Aves 81. 9pg,, Nd.
lS u Columbus 81. Als1v Va.
4soi isal.s e n.ss ns':shsss. ss r.:!s,.n a. ua
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DoMEsTlc
CHILD cARE AND o.HW.. i've in
b-day week: $50. Call 10. 4-6643

CHILD cARE AND 0.H.W,. i've IN:
b-day week: $50. Can 10. 4-e943.
CHILD GAZE. CIV. fuil care y =
n siSt; sSzsA Must live IN; 9 days; refs.
Child cISE. COOKMG--L.h.w.;
live IN. from noon sat. 70 $40
81 p;iPi. a. MoHdsy; SlSSras sia plus sarfars;
COOK, i've 10. genersi houseWork;
excellent quarters. Refefences re-
C00K-d.H.M.. S-dss week. 10 chil-
aren. experiences and refs. REQUIRED.
|coUfLE. 1Siis. to live In eonfcrSta-
PIE furnished bsmt. apt. on Conn.
ave. IN exchange for 20 hrs. clean
ing week hy woman. CAL AD.
G.isR.@-Must IKE childrsn; live in;
every other week end on: other
help employed; no cookinG. Dun
G.H.W.. care care cf children; liye ID:
good cook; v day Wed. and every
esher syn; gss $50. HI 4-spse Or
|G.H.W. i've IN. fond children. an
modern eQuip.. pleasant room, GOOD
salary, GOOD ref. req. 10. 6-4la2s
G.HW.. 4 hrs. in afternoon: 7Bc
per hr. plus carfare. IA. e-2220.
Evening star., 1955-10-30
sITuATloNs-woMlN

ADDRESSING PosT cARDs, en-
yelopes By hang. or any home Work
for young mother. HE. 4.e526. :
ADDRESSING ENVELOPES, cards.
Lists, labels, lettefheads, neatly
typed. reasonable rates. no. 2-O06S.
BOOKKEERER, once and credit
manager. Many yeefs dtyerstned
exp. Best Of references, ssail. Inc
mediateiy. Wo. 0-6b62. ---31
BOOKKEEPER-sECY. sxperienced;
Rasfis Rs na .u ossssss ssssss sda ss Sss san ss
child CARE, relief nuYsins, Mature
mites; exp.i best refs. NE. e-012l
after 10 am.
COMPANION, LIGHT H0UsKKEEP-
ING position By middls-aaed white
person. ayailable Nov. 3A room.
board. moderate salary. WI care
for invalid person not requiring too
much medical care. K1. 9-64lb.
coMpANIoH : HOaaEMAKKR. have
car; refined. efac. uneneumbered:
will travel. Eu. 4-406l; " no an
GWeR, call again.
COMPANION 70 elderly or semi.
Invalid person; Light duties, b-day
Ek.; priv, Fm. desired. On call
Nov, 3. Boz 437-X. star.
COOK. C0LORED. exp. wants Job.
private er public: 1--we m Or out.
|E6ifISd and ler .scrstariaL part
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HELP WoMEN

NJ ;ss 80; sE5 s;;lisi;9i I; :.;:: s:
scLolsT. aite rEs.ssssat church.
hours. AP. 7-2l47. nishts. so
soRTEns, laundry. starch dept; ex-
perienee ineceezArys top pay and
Eo Eorf5SSs 5Son. sosdsians s ANN Sdsy a .sss0 Ssss
nRvl fS Hrs idss nsss1sT; s9ss sAksL!Ne 4 LAuh-
Evening star., 1955-10-30
SECRETARIES
CLERK-TYpIST

H2NY M oMTasRs. on ass.esi, AfL lGSS Joss BAYS BAYS
POSITIONS, NV. AND NE.
National EInpl. Service
iIos 10th st. N,w 4 L Ex. s-337o
Evening star., 1955-10-30
Is Years a Realtor
Waple's
Real Estate Course

all subjects: iistinsasH aH' thsoSpsh hspshisses SCI:
Elements. Briefs on each subject.
All questions and answers to pass
examinations and speak with au-
thortty to buyers and sellers. DO
not be putter.ofier, come to our
class MondAy. October 31. 7:46
Marshall ]. Waple, Sr.
1924 14th 9t. NV. AD. l-2O01
INExP. DAY AND EVEN. cLAssEd
Med. Lab. Tech.
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sALssLA2x, ssr ,sEsirZ; q s.s,.!ssss s,.
yEWaaL yEAW117aaL iox. 'sisa7 siissaa7K q eI q. nv.
Evening star., 1955-10-30
STENOG OGRAPHER

For general once work; 6-dAy week:
paid vacation, hnspitaIiSakton and
pension plan. Apply BOWEN 4
COT INc.t l24e7 Chairman eve,
RockytIle. Nd, OF. 2.7e00. -
Evening star., 1955-10-30

WAITRESS
FOR new coffee shop. permanent po-
sition. excellent salary. uniforms
and meals fnrniahed. day Of eve-
ming ahifts. must be expsrteneed-
kkRis6iRR cuPPRE SHOP
1901 Mass. Are. NV. M. a-6Sk0
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-09-17
2 Floridians Win
Alpha Scholarships

DR.. William II. Hale, Director
OF Education for Alpha Phi Alpha
Fraternity, Incorporated anounc-
ed that two Floridians were
among the IL winners of the 1855
Scholarship and Fellowship wards,
They were, Douglas l.. Haley Of
Orlando, and Bobby f. Thornton
of Tampa.
In making this announcement
DR.. Hale stated alpha Phi Alpha,
in its effort to help develop out
standing, sincere and intelligent
citizens, is willing to continue ex-
banding its program in scholar
ship for through this avenue II
hopes to reach the desired 5oal".
DR.. Hale further stated that
Alpha Phi Alpha would make a
historic announcement in con-
nection with its scholarship pro-
gram al the 41st General Con-
vention being held in Chicago,
Illinois, December 27-30, 1855.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-09-17

book departments of your local
Department Store. Vantage Press
is the publisher.
i =
Adding to the vast number OF
visitors to Nassau were the fol-
lowing booked through North's
Travel Bureau: Mesdames Jennie
Weston, Adrienne Beckett, Mable
Beckett, and Adrina Reir all of
New York, guests of the Booker
Terrace Motel; little Janet De-
veaux and Lille Williams; Mes
DANES Muriel Smith, Rose Ed
wards, Edwina Mitchell, Lucille
Moore and Louise Adderly and
grandson, Warren Lockhart; and
Hubert johnson.
Saturdays radio fare offered
Charles North who with his son,
Quentin have the Nor,h's Travel
Bureau, in a discussion of "Tour-
ism and the Negro; and a special
tribute and biographical sketch
of Roy Campanella by Stan Or
nest. Sunday Marian Anderson
was used as an example of the
efficacy of fats and prayer dur
ing a Church of the Air program
Sunday morning; Mrs. Coleman's
transcription of the Pledge of Al
legiance was used; and on Sun
day night, Charles L. Williams of
Booker T. Washington High School
spoke on the Cancer Forum of the
Air. Mr.. Williams discussed the
Cancer Education program in the
Dade County High Schools.
.
BY the time that you read this,
the meeting place for the 1858
Episcopal general convention will
be named. Miami Beach sen her
convention director, Thomas F.
Smith of Honolulu to talk of the
advantages of the Beach as a
meeting place. New York and
Denver also made bids for the
meeting.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-09-17

Fall has arrived in Miami when
various organizations begin their
meetings. Deltas held their first
meeting on the 3rd at the home
of DR.. and Mrs. George Styles
with hostess Sorors Margaret
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-09-17

Styles, Irene Straughter a n d
Juanita Stirrup. Visiting sorors
attending this workshop session
included Bethune Goodman SEN
iorS working with pre-planning
sessions, Maureen Stafford and
Nellie Barr. Soror Allgood, presi-
dent of the graduate Delta Chap
ter at Fort Valley and sister to
Soror Lucy McPh9ul was also
welcomed guest. Some half dozen
new SororS in the area will work
this year with Beta Zeta Sigma
chapter Lunch room manager
council met at GouldS with Mrs,
Marie Roux for the groups first
1886 get-to-gether. Interesting
news will out concerning the Wis
itorS and delegates planning to at
tend the national convention of
the foods group scheduled for
Denver next month. Those at
tending will be able to see and
enjoy the beauty of Indian Sum-
mer Non Parcels, Principal
Elizabeth Espy, president, was
slated to hold their initial fall
meeting on last Thursday. AKA's
met with their basileuS, Charlotte
Ford Clark at her residence on
last Saturday, the 10th.
Completed reading "Aggie",
short novel by Lille Muse Doles,
Broward County elementary school
teacher. The locale is southern
Florida and although the places
and characters are imaginery, the
problems and challenges are not
confined to any single geographic
cal area. The book depicts some
conditions found in our American
schools and shows how education
can help in raj S n & the
standards of our small towns and
poorer rural communities. "Ag-
gle" is the story of one young
teacher who devotes her life TO
the welfare of her pupils, their
parents, and the community in
which she works. 1t is mement-
arily diSheartening to realize that
conditions found thirty years ago
are still prevalent as can be found
by casual conversations with
teachers attending SUNNI e r
School at State Universities
throughout our country. Items in
daily and weekly newspapers, in
popular and professional maya
zines point out the same similar
conditions. IT is also well 10 re-
member that even with the lure OF
positions in large cities and metro
politian areas-that they, too, are
! composed of many small COM
munities where the teacher will
face many of the personal prob
lems presented in the small politi-
cal units. "Aggie" presents real
problems presented in a down-to-
earth story that you must read.
Ask for il at the bookstores or
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-09-17

Tommie Lee Amos, former solo,
ist at Carver High School, begins
her third week as music teacher
in the La Grange high school, La
Grange, Ga. Miss Amos not only
followe in the footsteps of her
mother, music consultant Florence
Amos in school. Fl. Valley State,
in profession, music, but also in
sorority. Zeta Phi Beta.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-09-17
Random Notes
BY DOROTHY SANFORD

High school graduates leaving
for college over the past weekend
include three former members of
st. John Junior Church Choir -
Betty Christian to Knoxville Col
lege; Franklin Clark to Florida
Normal, and Walter Mathews
grandson of Gladys Stewart) to
Morehouse. Floyd Greer of Mt
Zion will begin his freshman year
at Tennessee State, alma mater of
his father; Betty Shannon, also
of Mt. Zion will matriculate at
FAMU. Arnold Heidi, son of Mrs.
Ellen Heidi of 57th st. will en-
ter Morehouse. Veronica Dean
and Yvonne Moon, slated to at
tend FAMU, have made final de-
cisions upon Bennett College and
Hampton Institute, respectively.
Kenneth Major who was active in
the affairs of the Episcopal Young
People and also state president of
student councils in now register
ed at st. Augustine College, Ra-
leigh, N. c. Grover Amos will en-
ter FIT. Valley State, his mothers
alma mater. Charles Gunner and
Iren Davis to Fisk u.
Among the many students re-
turning to college are William
Campbell and James Johnson to
Meharry; Irving Gunner to Shaw
University; T. S. Greer to More
house, Pearl Lockhart and Ro-
land Burroughs to their pre-Tned
studies at Howard; Peggie JOY
ner to Hampton Institute, and
Mrs. w. A. Chapman, Jr. to Fisk.
Tommie Lee Amos, former solo,
ist at Carver High School, begins
her third week as music teacher
in the La Grange high school, La
Grange, Ga. Miss Amos not only
followe in the footsteps of her
mother, music consultant Florence
Amos in school, Fl. Valley State,
in profession, music, but also in
sorority. Zeta Phi Beta.
Rev. Thedford Johnson began
a series of illustrated reports on
his two months visit to Europe
the Near East and Liberia last
Thursday night at Bible Study
class, of St. John Baptist Church.
The reports will continue over
several weeks and will present
over l,400 colored slides.
Father John Spaulding of Pan
anna, Canal Zone, spent a week
visiting in Delray Beach and Mi
ami as the guest of his Berkeley
Seminary clasSmate, Rev. Jarrette
Atkins. FIR. Spaulding completed
an intensive period of training at
St. Augustine Chapel of Trinity
Parish on New York's East Side.
The chapel services an integral
ed membership Of Latin Ameri-
cans, Negroes and Whites. The ex-
perience provided excellent back
ground for FIR. Spaulding's as
signment TO the missionary dis
trict OF Panama.
Enjoyed reading the tribute
paid to Editor Reeves by Etenne
Dupuch in the Nassau Tribune.
Have not seen but understand
that there was excellent coverage
given the recent tour Of Negro
newspaper people to Nassau by
the Guardian.
Celeste Withers of Davidson,
NC. who has been the guest Of
her brother and sister-in-law, the
Isaac Withers Of 48th terrace, left
by plane on last Saturday for
Livingston College where she will
enroll as a freshman. Her sister
Evelia. June Livingston graduate
who has spent two weeks vaca-
ton here has just about decided 70
stay with US. Miss Withers will
be an attractive addition 70 the
local Zeta Phi Beta chapter.
Prospective grooms do special
shopping, too, so last week, Mat
thew Sawyer, insurance man
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-09-17

Mr. and Mrs. Shedrck Uona) Wright purchased this
beauty with enclosed garage located in Edison Center near
new Holmes and Vocational Schools from Mr. and Mrs
Young. The transaction handled by Mr. Graham of
Fair Realty, PI4 7-1645:
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-09-17

Prospective grooms do special
shopping, too, so last week, Mat
thew Sawyer, insurance man
from Nassau, accompanied by a
nephew, Leroy Mitchell, spent the
time buying Furnishings for his
new home. He will marry Miss
Ernnie Gibbs at an early date.
The two were houseguests OF the
Charles GibSons. Mr.. Mitchell Is
also a cousin of Francis Clark
whom he resembles in appearance
and also in the fact that he Is the
father Of three fine children.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-09-17

Rev. Thedford Johnson began
a series of illustrated reports on
his two months visit TO Europe
the Near East and Liberia last
Thursday night at Bible Study
class, of St. John Baptist Church.
The reports will continue over
several weeks and will present
over l,400 colored slides.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-09-17

book departments of your local
Department Store. Vantage Press
is the publisher.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-09-17

Enjoyed reading the tribute
paid to Editor Reeves by Etienne
Dupuch in the Nassau Tribune.
Have not seen but understand
that there was excellent coverage
given the recent tour Of Negro
newspaper people to Nassau by
the Guardian.
Evening star., 1955-01-07

tEh-kwah-DOR), announced e d
that President Jose Maria Ve-
lasco Ibarra tHoh-SEH Nah
REE-ah Vehl-AHS-koh Ee-BAR-
ah, ordered the arrest of five
persons including Undersecre-
tary Of Defense Col. Jorge
Echeverria r-GHEH En-
cheh-ver-REE-ah). Mai. CUTLER
mo Guerrero BariIlas tGhee-
YER-moh Ghe-RER-roh Bah
REE-yahs) and Mai. Carlos
Puga (KAR- loss POO-gahl. as
well as Luis Maldonado Tamayo
tLOO-ees Mal-dohA NAH doh
Tah-MAH-yoh), q member Of
Congress and former ambassa-
dor to Guatemala. They are ac-
cused Of plotting.
Bogor (Boh-GOEsl. summer
capital Of Indonesia. was the
scene Of the gathering Of five
Evening star., 1955-01-07

service IN the
United States.
He is being
succeeded by
M a u r ic e
C0uve de
M u r v lille
(Moh : REES
K duh
Myoor-VEEL),
a personal l
choice of Pre-
mier Mendes-
France.
q u 1 I o
(KEE : toh),
nnni.Anl ~
Evening star., 1955-01-07

Asian Premiers: Or. Ali Sastro-
amidjojo (Ah-LEE Sass-troh-
Ah-mee -JOH-vo) Of Indonesia:
Jawaharial Nehru tJah-wah-
har-lal Neh-roo) Of India: Mo
hammed Ali (Moh-HAMM-ed
Ah-LEE) Of Pakistan; U M
100 Noo) Of Burma. and Sir
John Kotelawela tKoh teh-
LAH-wah-lah) Of Ceylon. Some
important decisions are expected
to come out OF this unusual
meeting.
tan Rights ReservedJ
Evening star., 1955-01-07
Names in The News
Il. -x i.A.IDAY
land bow to ptonounee them.l
By Constantine chekrexi

Ambassador Henri Bonnet
tAhn-REE Boh-NEH) Of France
and his Greek wife bade fare
well to numerous friends In
Washington. after 10 years of
Evening star., 1955-01-07
Word Come
Find IS or more words In
TRAFFICWAY.

Find IS or more words In
TRAFFICWAY,
meaning, "a route for trafiic, as
a railway or highway" Average
Is 81; time limit, 30 minutes.
Rules Of the game--1. Words must be
of four or more letters. 2. Words which
SECURE four letters BY the addition Of
"s,h such as "bats," cats" are not
used, 3. Only one form Of . word Is
used. 4. Proper names are not used.
Answer 10 DRAINED.
darntd, dared, dandler. dander. dear,
dean. dead. dined, dire. dread. drain
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Answers to Our Presid dents
i-Miliard Fillmore was born
on Jan. Z. 1900.
2---Mrs. Herbert Hoover died
on Jan. Z. 1874.
3-Franklin Roosevelt. IL
years ago today. Jan. Z, 1943.
Evening star., 1955-10-21

800, WASH-fm Ie;ss. WWDC
Countefspy: ueoloeist and
wife are kidnapped ii the Bad
Lands by escaped convict.
$50. MRC tasain 1t 10 pm
Radio Fan Club: Guests In
clude Pat Boone and johnny
Ray.
$3.50. WGMS- Library Of Con-
sress Concert: Budapest
String Quartet, Carltor
Cooley. viola: Mozart, viols
quintet In BIB, X. I74;
Vaughan Williams. string
Quartet No. i; Mozart. vinl.
Quintet in G-min, K. SIG.
e.e0, WRC - Boxing: di
Turner W.. Isaac Lcgart
tTelecast on channel folr.)
$3.50, WT0P Amos m Andy
Music Hall: Andy plans Ed.
ward r. Mlrrow type inter.
view with Don Hartman
production head Of Para.
mount. Roger williams, Eng
lish pianist. plays Autumn
Leaves. =
Evening star., 1955-10-21

berg suspect 10 surrender.
e.se. WhEAL G7)The wise: A
suspense thriller. Cfos.
Channel's Patrick Holt.
s:3o, WTOP fD)Playhonse d
Stars: Country school ol-marn
I resents II when community
imports Twee1y pipe sniok.
ins exchange teacher: Ham
Conreid.
$50 WTTG tsl nuy LON.
bafdo Show: New lnusical
series featuring the Royal
Canadians and guest stars.
s:so. WT0P ls) Person {,
Person: ia Mafrow visit.
julie Harris and John Gun
ther.
ie:oO, WTTG l5lThe unex
peeled: a safari disappears d
the Congo BASIN; Jim Davis
1875. Wh1AL l7) Billion Dol
lar Movie: young M. Pitt,
story Of the young British
Prime Minister who guides
victory over Napoleon: Rob,
ert Donat tIs42.1
Il;15, WTOP l9I - Double 4
Theater Passport 10 PIN.
leo. comedy about small
London section that finds /,
.'owns Burgundy Stanley
Holloway (ie4gi.
Evening star., 1955-10-21

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Evening star., 1955-10-21
ToDAY's TN
HlGHLIGHTS

s:oe. wlIAL "a Mickey
Mouse Club; Carl Davies
young cowboy singer. Is tea-
tured.
7;eo, WTOP tel Mama: Ka-
trims girl friend announces
her forthcomlne marriage:
Peggy Wood.
: 7:3o, WMAL fi)-Crossroads.
"The Unholy Trio. & story oi
Rabbi who saves convict
from death sentence and re.
forms him.
e;oo. WRc ~ - Big Story,
HOW i Fort Worth reportei
persuaded q teen-age rob,