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The Blue Bird Beauty ShOppe S. State St, Dover,
Offers Complete and PersOnaLzed Beauty Service

since 1899. She employs a COM
petent assistant, Mrs. Alice Gear
ley.
The Blue Bird Shoppe serves
its clientele by appointment, with
hours from 8 AM. six days a
week and also on Tuesday and
Thursday evenings. For appoint
ment call Dover PAL.
Smyrna times., 1956-02-23

sey. He operates a six-wheeler
rig carrying about two or three
cords at a time and with his two
employees does a fine job.
He has been in this type of
work for many years and former
ly for 1S years operated a state
highway grader.
Smyrna times., 1956-02-23

are partners. Anthony Carroll, Sr.,
who was active in the business,
died two years ago.
The long experience Of the Car
roll family in the auction business
has built for Carroll's Sales Co.
a fine reputation, one that is car
ried ON to this day by the third
generation Of the family to be
active in the business.
Smyrna times., 1956-02-23

Those who have a woodlot
which needs thinning or who have
some other timber which they
want to dispose of. may profitably
get in touch with A. E. Patter-
son, of 236 N. Queen St, Dover.
Mr.. Patterson is in the wood
business, and at present is inter-
Smyrna times., 1956-02-23

Beauty is personalized" is the
motto of the Blue Bird Beauty
Shoppe, at 800 S. State St., Dover,
where it has been established for
many years.
A complete beauty service, ev-
erything but facials, Is offered at
the Blue Bird Shoppe. Hair cut
ting, hair tinting and corrective
Smyrna times., 1956-02-23

Electro-plating, the process of
depositing metals by means of
electrolysis, is the craft of John
A. Martin, of Main st., Little
Creek.
Mr.. Martin, who does all work
personally, giving. it the finest at
tention, does electro-plating in five
metals. He specializes in silver,
Smyrna times., 1956-02-23
Auction Sales Every Friday at CarrOs Sales Co., Dover,
Where all Manner of Merchandise is Available at so Stands

Every Friday is auction day,
starting at 10 AM, at Carroll's
Sales Co. auction at Cooper's
Corner, Dover.
The livestock auction starts at
10 AM, with ell beef cattle being
put on the block by Carroll's,
who are brokers for farmers.
The livestock auction is only
small part of the Friday activity
Smyrna times., 1956-02-23

The grouse Is known for its
drumming sound caused by beat
ing of its wings against it's body.
Smyrna times., 1956-02-23

Subscribe for THE SMYRNA TINES $500 per year
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AS S en- n: I: !: Press
Bob Mayer" "andN Wunneker ~
An Associated Feature

Bob Mayors" and Nat Winneker
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HELp-woMEN
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Miss evans INA S-334O) BOYD s,
eornsS 9Th and @
A. ESGIRI-S Arlington area, for
permanent position in fine iewelry
store. Some selling experience de-
sirable. SHIRLINGTON JEWELERS.,
XII. 81 1894
SALESGIRI. for bakery. not over IS:
permanent positions excellent salary
for right girl: hours, 10 am to
2 pm. store closed all DAY Monday
open half day Sunday apply in
person after j ! am ScHUPP.
BAKERY 554o Corn ave nv
sAIlPs JIRL Cor Christmas. 1880 to
$3.50 pm GREETING CARDS
] CITY, 1927 @ st. NV.
sALEsLADY temporary for the
CHRISTINE seasOl In fine jewelry
store. Good pay; ilayW0rk only:
Can star. Immediately through
DEE "a Sales exrerieuce IN Jew
elry, silyerwRre. giftwsre prefer
able, but not necessary. See M
Blanksn. CIIAs. SCHWARTZ &
SONS. 1913 F ST. NV.
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EXECUTIVE SECRETARY

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Interview hours. ) TO y pm. on No
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BUSINESS sERVIcEs
MIscELLANEoUs-FoR SALE

ADDING MACHINES. TYPEWRlI.
Yrs. $50 W Your cholce Onlq ~
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suits. sic 44-longi ~. IA g.55e2.
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tpflngp Call W 5-O9i3
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Peas o. h.177Z
HlNOCfLAns- Pole. 30z70,
price 80 fL. f-677e
BOiLER, water caDaelty I 100 ~
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TRASH REMOVED

w VA Pnp' rR iliip' Co. IA n $500
MED a PLUsiBER7 Oct . union
plumber for best results - rea+
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$1,000 10 $4,000. 5-day, 40
hr. wk.; retirement plan. In
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experience Write Box AIR.
Star.
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HELP-WoMEN
SECRETARIES
and


Excellent openings for senior see
ing speed required Positions avail
able In building research and seien-
tific field Unusual empi0ye hene-
fits. For additional Information and
interview please call Elk. $500
personnel office.
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sITUATIoNs-woMER

HOUSEKFpPER. white exDer good
cook, wishes work with semi-invaiid
Or ELDERLY persons. YRS HALE.
g04 Lonffeilow st nv
49, gliDcOvers ann
drapes made 70 order. Reasonable.
In l-232a
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OF store maid or cleaning ofiices
D c DR.. license Ref ia. 9-2s26
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SECRETARIES

Immediate vacancies with
established engineering lab
.oratory, for experienced Sec
.retaries with ability to meet
the public.
5-day, 4O-hour week, paid
vacation, disqualification, re-
Itirement and other employee
benefits.
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HELP DoMEsTIc

COOK GENERAL HOugEWORKER.
exper I've In ~ married. husband
iives y but work elsewhereD I'm
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other sun "a. $50 Exper. nee. Refs
TU 2-7553.
DOMESTIC HELP PLENTIFUL for
liYe IN, 70 $50 w. Mrs. Patterson
NE e-6gna. Al ASSOC. 1917
10Th 81. NV. No. reg. fee
DOMESTIC. live IN. Ions Island.
~ ~ fare advn 10 5000 Al
ASSOC, 1917 18th 81 nv. NE
s.4626i ewes call "a. 2-iO44
CIV. AND COOK live In: adults
rei s35 wk Pm 2..O7i4
CIV, white. live IN. nv section
salary ano time arranged Boz
HOusEKEEPKR, white For mother
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tu1urbar home Salary, $50 wk
Refs OIL. f-Nns2
ExPERIENCED WOMAN With pleas.
ant disposition for child rere and
gn.W live IN, rm with Ty.
sETTLED WHITE WOMAN. care
for t.me old infant rm board
and $50 mo I'm. 2-455i.
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HELP-woMEh


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ARE OUR BABY

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-03
Jack Benny Riddles for Laughs
And Charity at Carnegie Hall

And so, it went as Mr.. Benny
wreStled with Sarasote's woefully
difficult "Ziguenerweisen'
Gypsy Airs) and the first move
ment of Mendelssohn's violin
concerto.
In the middle of the Gypsy
Airs" he f1ddled into his trade
mark number, Love in Bloom, -
without missing beat.
Seventy members of the New
York Philharmonic Symphony
Orchestra more or less accom-
panied the violinist.
The concert was a benefit for
the Committee to Save Carnegie
Hall and the National Associa-
ton for Retarded Children.
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vast majority are from children,
adults or such enthusiastic
Holmesians as the Speckled Band
of Boston, the Scandalous b.
hemians of Akron and the DAN
ish Baker Street Irregulars.
Eight-year-old Betsy Rusasco,
of Indianapolis, a Holmes addict,
but obviously not a professional
one, wrote:
You're quite clever at solving
cases. My sister and play Sher-
lock Holmes but / have to be
Watson. know a man who has
a pipe like yours.
I'VE have two long-haired
dachshunds and when we play
Shelock Holmes we pretend they
are bloodhounds. A magazine
said you went to Indianapolis.
Did you?"
Whereabouts Unknown
Mr.. Greaves replied:
Mr.. Holmes had to vacate his
fiat and unfortunately I do not
know his present address. SO he
may have gone to Indiana. am
sure he would have been most
interested to hear about your
games. :"
Mr.. Greaves shook his head.
you've got to be careful about
children" he said. lone must
never hurt their feelings"
He sent Betsy a copy of Sidney
Paget'S original drawing of Sher-
lock along with a photograph of
the Holmes sitting room which
the 1851 Festival of Britain re-
created.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-03

NEW YORK, Oct. 3 (P.-
Comedian Jack Benny solemnly
sawed a fiddle for laughs-and
charity-in an unusual concert
in hallowed Carnegie Hall last
night.
Impeccable in white tie and
tails. Mr.. Benny busted of a
borrowed StradivariuS and
strobe onto the same stage where
Heifetz. Kreisler and Elman
made musical history.
He tucked the violin under his
chin with professional aplomh
and prepared to play. But he
stopped before he started. He
had forgotten his bow.
The audience howled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-03

to premiere scenes from the film
on october 81, when he learned
Mr.. Sullivan had gotten the
premiere for the october IA
show.
Denies Charge
Replying, Mr.. Sullivan said he
started negotiations with Edna
Ferber, author of Giant" in
April, 1852. and that she wrote
him pointing out what parts of
the story might lend themselves
best to telecasting.
He said ne discussed the. film
with Producer George Stevens
last February.
Hes apparently dragging me
into some argument with
Warner Bros" Mr.. Sullivan
said. II was never aware that he
was in any deal with Warner
Bros.
Il was the first to use film
clips on TV. 1t is ridiculous to
accuse me of pirating ideas. We
originated most of the tech
niques, mainly because we were
the first in the field"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-03
Holmes Admirer Answers
Fiction Detectives Mail

LONDON, Oct. 8 (P.-John
Greaves is a sentimental British
businessman dedicated to keep
Ing alive the legend of Sherlock
Holmes.
I'm a man who hates to
trample on an Illusion" he says,
tapping a bullying file of letters
addressed to Sir Arthur Conan
Doyle's detective story hero.
People write to Holmes from
many lands" said Mr.. Greaves,
land we get them simply be-
cause our Office (the Abbey Ma
tional Building Society happens
to occupy the spot where Sher-
locks fiat was supposed to be-"
The post Office and Mr.
Greaves maintain a good-natured
conspiracy over the letters that
reach London addressed:
"Mr. Sherlock Holmes,
1921 B Baker St."
Address Doesn't Exist
There never has been a 221 B
Baker St.. but the dead letter Of
f1ce. instead of tossing away the
envelopes or returning them to
their senders. posts then to Mr..
Greaves. His Office in Baker
street is on the spot where the
Holmes fiat would be if the ad-
dress existed.
AS conScientiouSly as if he were
Holmes faithful accomplice DR..
Watson, Mr.. GreaveS reads all
the letters and carefully answers
them.
Some of the letters are from
unashamed pranksters, but the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-03

AuCd 10 dUSOluJely RIDICULOUS. ~
Il think" Mr.. Sullivan said,
that the people surrounding
him are becoming jittery and
now are resorting to this"
Mr.. Sullivan said his own pro-
gram on CHS has won bigger
audienceS-with one exception
every night since the Allen show
began last June "a on NBC at
the same hour. That was when
Rock n Roller Elvis Presley was
an Allen guest.
Cites Instances Of Theft"
Mr.. Allen cited several in
stances Of the alleged theft of
ideas. He said that if Mr.. Sui
Ivan himself we're not RESPONSE
BILE, perhaps it was someone in
his organization"
Certainly the neurotic con-
centration on ratings does not
Justify this kind of operation, +"
he said.
The immediate instance deals
with clips of the new Warner
Bros. film, Giant"
Mr.. Allen said he had been
working with Warner since July
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-03
ALL WEIGHTS FOR FALL SEWING: SAVE sl-sz YD.
I.4S to 1888 HOLIDAY GLAMOUR FABRICS
698 to 9.98 Famous FORSTMANN WOOIems

Handsome dressmaker wool crepes jeweled-colored
worsteds distinctive novelty weaves, from this famous
make. All full 81 inches wide sponged and Z
pre- -shrunk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-03

Any child would
adore it. Easy to
run monograph :
with lifetim e
guaranteed motor.
Sturdy simulated
leather case. With
it 6 children's
records.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-03
Sullivan Stole His Ideas,
Steve Allen Charges

NEW YORK Oct Q).-The Steve Aler-Ed Sullivan compe-
hot words
Mr. Allen Yesterday accused his Sunday night idea
piracy Mr. Sullivan, describing himself furious said the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-03
9.98 VINYL BODY 20" BABY DOLL
5.OO

Washable vinyl
plastic body and
rooted hair that
little girls love to
comb, wash and
curl. She's a large
size 20 inches tall
and is completely
outfitted wit h
bonnet, dress and
slip and shoes and
socks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-03
8.S8 BRIDE DOLL AND SUITCASE
5.O0

Full 15-inch doll
dressed in white
wedding dress and
veil with bouquet
in her hand. Set
ON plete with
suitcase and trous-
seau Of 2 dresses,
slip and bathrobe.
Your little girl
will love 1t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-03
1893 BALLERINA DOLL IL" TALL

She's so new
so pretty in a fluff
fly skirt, 10 n g
stockings and ball
let shoes. Her
arms and legs
move in joints.
She looks just like
a ballerina-ready
to pirouette or
arabesque. Shape
ly legs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-04
24sl Seth Place NV.

; 245l seth Place NV.
Three bedrooms, tile bath with
shower. living room, dining room.
den, kitchen and powder room.
Nicely finished recreation room.
built-in garage.
Coll Mrs. Horpef-oL. $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-04
HOME OF THE WEEK
Open Plan Dominates
Design Features Here

to the kitchen storage space. The
kitchen, which is separated from
the nook only by a serving bar
cabinet. may also be reached d.
Irectly from the entry.
Upstairs in sthe Charleston Is
Ia complete master suite. which
features an 18-foot bedroom,
complete tile bath and a large
closet. Six windows are set in a
broad dormer across the rear Of
the house.
Another feature Of this home
lis the enclosed rear porch,
reached by a doorway from the
terrace.
Specifications are as follows:
Floor area, 1888 square feet.
Cubic content. 29,470 cubic feet.
Maximum overall dimensions,
l64 feet. four inches by 81 feet,
six inches.
Editors note-The cost is not
given by the writer. What you
could build the house for in the
Washington area would be sub
Iject to the bids you might re-
iceive. They might range from
$40 to SIS per square foot. plus
land.
I'm case you wish to order
Inlueprints you may do so by fill
ing in the blank form below.
Check or money order must be
sent with your request. Do not
send currency. With your blue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-04

Be sure to inclose check Of
proper amount. One set Of blue
prints. $40: two sets. SIS; three
sets, $40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-04
By LARRY EISINGER

Open planning and generous
areas Of glass. characterize the
Charleston, this weeks Home of
the Week.
On the outside, the house is
Roman brick with natural finish
trim and vertical wood siding on
the garage.
The recessed front entrance
opens to an entry hall. to the
left of which is a guest closet
and door leading to the kitchen.
The slate entry floor is actually
"a continuation of the fireplace
hearth and leads right into the
living room. There's an inside
planting box at the juncture Of
entry and living room.
Directly across from the entry
and set into the far living-room
wall is a cabinet and bookshelf
unit. The lower portion is a
series of storage cabinets, while
the upper part is in two sections;
the one with open shelves and
the other enclosed by sernitrans-
lucent fiuted glass.
The corner type fireplace.
faced in bright Roman brick
with contrasting white mortar
Joints, serves both the living and
dining areas.
Windows fill the entire rear
wall Of the living room and con-
tinue right across the dining ell,
Double French doors in this wall
open to the long terrace.
At the right rear corner OF the
living room an archway leads
Ito the sleeping section OF The
Charleston. Opening to the hall
way are two linen closets and q
storage closet under the stair
way to the second floor. Opposite
the storage closet is the first
floor bath, situated midway be-
tween the two bedrooms.
The front bedroom has two
wardrobes with a vanity -dresser
built in between, in addition to
large corner windows. The rear
bedroom, also with corner win
dows and a double wardrobe, may
be used as a den or library, II
desired.
In the tiled bath are a full
tub, separate shower stall and
vanity.
Back through the dining area.
"a doorway leads to the breakfast
room. Under the wall of windows
in this room Is an inside planting
box. At one side is a door to the
full basement and service en-
trance, and opposite Is good
sized pantry. The latter. con-
lsidered by many to be old-fash-
Toned and out of place In mod
Iern home. is actually an adjunct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-04
Arlington
Approves


Recent building permits
issued by Arlington County in
Iclude:
George F. Allwine, jr., 903
North Barton street. owner;
dwelling 606 South Quincy
street: cost. $4,000.
Wallace c. Lam, 1903 Sleepy
Hollow road, owner; dwelling at
1851 North Wakefield street;
cost, $4,000.
Brennan Construction Co.,
Inc. 927 Fifteenth street NV.
Washington, owner: dwelling at
2743 North Wakefield street;
Cost. $35, 900; architect. John p.
Fitzsimmons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-04
All Open Sunday,
/ to Dark
SPRING VALLEY
1910 Sedswiek Street NV.

This beautiful brick home, located in
one OF the best communities in this
oreo, has on abundones OF ehorm
inside and out. First floor, reception
holi, living room. large dining room,
very directive Iivins-dsn with large
eireuIar picture window. tor9e fully
equipped kitchen. Second floor, ,
spoeiovs bedrooms, z boths. High
esdcr cupboard In ottie. Moids room
and bath, reception room end fireplace
in basement. Lerss 2-eor detached
eoroes with studio or mother. in-low's
quarters on second floor. Screened
porch, sIess roof, awnings and mony
exfsos. Sixteen ysors old. Voeon'.
lmmediafe possession. Nice outdoor
fireplace and Georgetown Iomp in
fIoassone, sunken polio. Surrounded
by beoviifVl flowers and shrubbery.
Priced S39, 500.
Out Mass. Ave. TO 4oth ST., iett on
18TH to Sedewtck ST.. right on
SedoDtck TO 1910 and open" sign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-04
Preserve Gutter Life

All roof cutters should be
pitched enough to insure drain
age because standing water
shortens their life. the Housing
and Home Finance Agency says
In q research report.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-04
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY
PARK
460s Albemerle 81. NV.

First presentation. Quality and ehorm
Of design. lovely street in q cultured
community. near DeoI Jr. and Wilson
High, St. AIMS Church and School.
DARK green shutters help show off
the lovely brick Colonial. MiIl and
himwork OF the best. First floor.
large reception halI, living room,
dining room, kitchen with breakfast
space, tile powder room and lovely
screened porch. Second floor. 3 twin.
sire bedrooms, 2 bsoufiful baths, full
deyIiohi basement with spoee FOR
recreation room. Finished dormitery
on third floor--eovId bs used as
fourth bedroom. Attached ooross.
Alley. heavy slois roof, oil &C. heat.
One owner for seventeen yeors--
wants 10 90 10 florido. Price, $50, $50.
Out Mass. Are, right bH 18TH 81,
about blocks, left on Albemdrle
TO 1903 and open" sign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-04

prints will come a manual Of
general building specifications, a
materials list and Q photograph
Of the finished house. Provision
of the syndicated feature by
The Star is not meant to suggest
that you should not consider con-
sulting an architect, in case you
are planning to build q home.)
Mail this form to:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-04
GLOVER PARK
Open Sunday, rs
244l seth Street NV.
washington, ID CT
rURDAY, FEBRUARY 4. 1855

UNDER $4,000
vACANT-READY TO MOVE IN
Three bedrooms, z baths, Teere-
otion room. Two enclosed porches,
built-in garage. wolI-to-woll COT
petine.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1956-03-23
Pensacola, Florida
ALABAMA COUNCILS IN RIFT
ON JEWISH ISSUE

open when the Birmingham News
printed a story saying member
ship in the North Alabama group
was confined to White Christians.
Old Tactic Charged
Asked whether his group ex-
Guided Jews, Carter replied that
the raising of such an issue was
an old tactic used by the "anti-
Christ, atheistic elements with
Communist ideologies who are
using the Negroes as a tool"
Carter said the charter of the
North Alabama Council did not
exclude j e s but the constitu-
tons of the various councils did
set up as a qualification for men,
bership 'belief in the divinity of
Jesus Christ"
In Montgomery Engelhardt said
his association was fighting only
for segregation and its member
ship included Jews and Catholics.
1--WE can't fight everybody" said
Engelhardt. eff so we won't have
anybody left to help US"
Carter, former Navy radioman
second class, said in an interview
he was not going to engage in
personalities with Engelhardt, but
added, ''The day of the politician
is over. He has proven that poll
ticians in the past Is years are