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MOTOR TRAVEL

COUPLE, driving Miami March %,
take 2. so. 5-62S4, evenings;
LOS ANGELES ~ Leaving between
April S-l5. Take 2. References. eau
AM DRIVING TO CHICAGO and
northeast Iowa. leaving March 30,
returning .ar April I5' s desire ! or nj
1-loS3.
MORNINGS EN- ROUTE. Takoma
Park. New Hampshire, l4th st. air
port and Alex Ewes. could incl. 6il-
yer Spg. JU. 5-5170.
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The Evening Star
18th and Pa. Ave. NV.

TYPlsT,, high school grsd q, n, op.
cali for anbt. RE. 7-7Iao. IBM
REGIONAL OFFICE, 1897 L st. NV
TYPIsT-Part time and Office assist,
ant half DAYS for small congeniaI
office. Exper. housewife preferred
Apr APPROX 81 per hr e start st.r Dror
shorthand reasonably well. Perma-
nent position with national organi-
zation. Modern ONCE Good chance
Apply NORTHWESTERN NATL
ms. co. 81 woodward Bldg. 30
must be accurate, age &c
80, many benefits; s23S. NATION
AL EMPL. SERVICE. 11os 10th st
TYPP1siTSs 4 156 o. $50 wk.: typists
n nssep oRAcE puN fs. 1$ Rpp5f st NV
TYPIsT-Interesting. varied lob In
field of education. editorial o.
math BACKGROUND helpful; 81 Sc
hr; temporary with possibility Of
ppssI,msnency and promotion. Box
TWISTS al, white. In need of prac.
tic or not; graduate of local area
senior high school; large office mr.
18th and II SITS. NV, handling nc
merchandise; hours $40 to s;
half -dav Sat; good salary and
substantial increases with expert
ence, Phone MA. S-111s. --26
TYPIST for 6 to weeks, Job or
publication mailing list. Must b.
skilled on IBM Electromatic type
writer. 81 50 an hour. 301 N St.
ne TT 3-6n60
TYPIST-5 days. 35-hr. week
knowledge of shorthand desirable
but not essential. Catholic Univ
area. Call LA. 6-13l4. for apt.
Ply
TYPlST for national press bureau
catholic young girl; eesinnsr &C
TYPIST, part time, to 5:30 pm
Monday thru Fri. Pleasant work.
ing conditions; $40 per wk. Cal
Monday, RE. 1883. Ext. 227.
TYPIST RECEPTI0NIST. matur,
well educated lady with liking fol
detail work and meeting public
Good typist. neat appearance, per
manent position with local nat
known organization. Write, givini
age. experience and educationa
BACKGROUND. Box 379-R, Star.
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STENOGRAPHER

National organization now
In seth year has excellent
opportunity for experienced
Young lady between the ages
of 81 and 30. New well-ap-
pointed aforementioned offices,
centrally located downtown
near stores and theatres. Paid
vacation and group hospital
isation. Hours Q to 5. 5-day
week. Starting salary $500
monthly. Call Mr.. Richert, Ma.
S-6bf2.
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SECRETARY
Excellent
Working
Conditions
40-Hour, Shay Week
NATIONAL SAVINGS
& TRUST co.
CY.-BKKPR.. $4,000

SECY. -BkkPR., "a, 50U
Interesting office: immed; open
CAPITOL HILL open, committee, $50
Legal stenog.. . lawyers $50 wk
Medical lab. secy.: use dictaphone OF
will train, SIS wk
Airlines secy,. yg., flights and $3.50
100 others-Inquire Miss YOUNG al
PERSONNEL SERVICE
1911 G st. NV. CEstab. % yrs
Observation-Disclosures hlgi
ttelitsent. age to 50, Co. opport. for ad
vancement: s325, NATIONAL EN-
PL. SERVICE, l10s 10th st. NV
e ri TEAsfRY?-sHio6GRTHAND. tipping
good telephone voice: or morn
ingS weekly: 4 or 5 hours, Cal
necessary. NORMANDY FARM. Pc
tomac, Md: Phone Pc. 2-3964 be-
SEC'Y- sTENOGRAPHER for paten
lawyers offices; experience pref
For appt.. phone Ma. s-6533. p;
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. foI
trade association, pleasant sur
roundings; interesting work: In
surance benefits. good salary fol
caIeer; minded willing worker. . 0l
SILK Miti' SCREEN STENCIL CUTTER
exper. only. Apply Mr. LOFT. /;
N st. ne.
SNACK BAR HELP for Friday, Sat
urdav and Sunday evenings. ex'
perience helpful but not necessary
SODA FOUNTAIN GIRL. white, 70,
downtown drugstore: no evenings
or Sunday work good pay: new
equipment. Apply BABB1TT's
DRUG STORE. 1106 r st. NV.
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REPAIRS snd SERVICES teens. }

CARPENTER. painter. colored; rec.
rm,. attics, additions, partitions.
snelosureS' generai repair. WA.
CARPENTER, porches. partitions,
shelving. cabinets, gen. REPAIRS, re-
liable J. RoWELL. Ex. 3-0625
CARPENTRY: porch. garages, par
titions, large o. small jobs. white
mech. JACK sPARKEs, 10. 1881.
CARPENTER, gen. house repairing,
Sttic' rec: rm; porches, interfere.
CEMENT walks. drives. floors. patioS.
Er r, estlmssses; white MECHANICS;
CONCRETE WORK, carpentry, plas-
S SssS16o painting recreation rooms,
HAMILTON, DI. 7-efiI.
ELECTRICAL WIRING and repairs,
new and old; cash or terms. co, s.
95gS: ewes. UN. 4-1566.
s license In IN Nd: s ssEyise any time Of.
FENCES. chain link, sec per #.
Aluminium AWNINGS also installed.
Floor sANDiSG. FINISHING.
cleaning and waxing: reas. rates,
Tree estimates. RA 6-6795. Pc
FLOORS SANDED, finished: new &c
s 81 IT. of l. HfssoN aos TO- uni is sGFs
FLOORS BEFINIsHED LIKE NEW
Free estimates; winter prices. c. r.
COVER. WA. 7-6S6s, any time.
FLOOR WORK, sanding and finish
Ing; prices reasonable: work guar
anteed. c. c, DEAToN. RIA. 6-5Sa62.
FURNITURE REPAIRED and refn-
ished, chairs regrooved. very reas-
enable; white mechanic, DE. q
PAINTING. PLAsTERING. paperins.
Mn'e es nei MR S 9o wi eTp S 1883
PA1NTNG-The lowest price in
town. For free estimate cali until
0 p.m,' Ii. 6-o6ll, Ii. 1881.
PAINTING, exterior, interior; ist-
sif STot SSrs' mat 90 oyn work;
PAINTING, paper hangins. gen. re-
pairs white mechanics: prompt
service. MR.. RIDENoUR. bu, z
PAINTING. paperhangins. plastering.
carpentry. Kem-toning. White man,
PAINTING. fireproofinss. 4p pemodelins.
les. LOvELESS. DE. 2-61sS.
PAINTING-Int. and ext: Ist-clsss
work; wall paper removing, steam
method: free est 10. 1884. zee
PAlNTING-.Int,-ext.; paper hang
ing: remodeling, carpentry. r. c.
WEAR OIL. 6-3554. General repairs.
PAINTING, PAPERING. First-clsss
workmanship; work done !mmedi-
ately. Mr.. POAT, RIA. 3-5643. 800
PAiNTING-Rooms, $40, up; inter,
and exter, painting; free estimate.
AID. 4-1123.
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Specialist in Govt. SCIENTIFIC ant
engineering contract field Broat
top-level negotiation experience
lawyer: age AZ; presently employed
salary open: available 80 days. Boz
32D-J Star Us
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Immediate Opportunity

Seven young ladies needed be-
tween the ages Of 20 and SO: 81. 80
to So so per hr. Rapid advancement,
perience needed. Free training Pc
Rod, Apply In person only. ARTHUR
MURRAY STUDIO, 1011 Conn. ave,
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RETIRED OFFICER

1bC 41bGO VI i 4SGIN
Under 40, desires responsible DO.
sition where law. engineering, ex.
ecutive and command experience
travel, writing and integrity can BE-
of value. Box 310-J, Star.
COLORED MAN desires work a,
cleaner or porter Ludlow l-47S4
COLORED MAN wants Job, dish
washer or bus boy steady. sober
exper. 10. 2-503s. 25s
COL0RED MAN, all-round gardener
maintensncs and house worker. pr
s-eeoo.
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SITS, MEN 8 WOMEN

THIRTY-YEAR-O white man, and
woman desires part-time work IN
and Sunday. Trustworthy and re-
liable. References. johnson 1-44S3.
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sITUATIohs-WoMEN

A iIT,,ss Sss. 'Hiet ssry!cs. SHOPS
BooKRkE FPhEiee IS; a;sss'o ffiee
Manager. white. "a, @ years local
experience; typins. shorthand Boz
COMPANION. nurse: refined home;
live in or out: good ref: reasonable
c sssfs; RSSx s 4sS.A star m:,u,. ~.
in; lady preferred; light duties
good references. Box $685., Star. :
COST ACCOUNTANT, Background.
exper. on mgr: thorough knowi-
edge Of payroll covering quarterly
and annual returns: some tipping
Box 362-J. Star. 800
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sTENo.-sECY

Young woman capable Of handling
varied duties in interesting line OF
work. car division, General Motors,
located Cafritz Bldg, 1925 Eye st
NV, mr.. 10th. Attractive salary,
cost of Living bonus, small congenial
staff Call Mr.. DODGE, ST. 3-0l04
~
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TELEPHONE
SOLICITORS
CIRCULATION

Immediate openings are now
available in our circulation
department for persons with
pleasant telephone manners.
with the confidence and abil-
ity necessary to do telephone
saleswork. The sales COM
mission Is liberal and the
hours can be tailored to Mt
your requirements in many
cases
If interested In steady and
enjoyable work, contact Mr..
Harvey. Room 204. between
Q am. and g Pm.
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REPAIRS and SERVICES

ACOUSTIC, asphalt tile. plastic wall
tile and home rernodeling; FLA:
no down payment. Call EN-. 3-4444.
ASHES AND DIRT MOVED, hedges
and shrubbery trimmed and trees
taken down. RA. 6-6129.
general remodeling;
refs. furnished. WA. 7-0220 or OIL.
ADDITIONS. ALTERATIONS, paint
ing, repairs of all kinds. Free esti-
mates, Terms. OIL. $1,000.
ADDITIONS, partitions gen, altera:
tons. Terms, LAWRENCE HOME
CIRCULATING = Alterations. Ere
places. walls, all types masonry
FAGNANI. 10 2-l9ai IA 9-en93
garden walls. CHM
ney and fireplace repairs. basement
piers. fireplaces. IA. 2-493f.
BRICK POINTING-CAULKING
WATERPROOFING
CEMENT WORK La. 6-SS41
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WHITE AND cOLoRED
Come by early Monday morning,
before the Jobs are gone Plenty of
full and part time fobs. Placement
| is our most important service. SURE
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, OILS Flor
Ida ave NV
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misunderstanding

Must be experienced or. awning
ana canvass goods; steady work
good pay and working conditions
Apply In person. 2304 r. /. ave. pc
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MATTRESSES

First class restaurant in
D. G. Must be experienced in
serving food and beverage.
Good working conditions. You
can earn top money. Call
ia. S-2G00r from noon til
b pm.
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SITUATIoNS-MEN
ACCOUNTANT

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, now
available; references. johnson.
3-4395 25s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-25

Accountant. now employed in real
estate field. desires position as comp.
troller or office manager. Mature
settled. local home owner. Expert.
enced in all phases of accounting
office procedure and tax work. Boz
469-R. Star.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

PHOTOGRAPHY instruction; posing
p pfHhosT1Ho5' e saEETSSm stci evenings
ARC RsS. sR IL natSlS. N 8 weeks. "a,
PIX RECEPT.i training
on live" boards. 1919 p st. NV
MA, S.4142: DE 2-hg73
BARRIERS wanting Florida license
nave let us coach them "a years
Let US help you. FLORIDA BARBER
COIIE(SE. .Iapkeauvi1Io Eia
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HHLp-WoAAEN
STENOGRAPHER

Young lady, ase 90 to so, for In
|teresting position with research hru
in Alexandria: accurate shorthand
and tipping required, varied ONCE
routine: must be alert and depend
able: excellent chance for advance
ment: salary dependent upon quail
ficattons, Call XII. 9-S7o5 for ap-
nntntmpnt -27
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DAY-EVE. CLASSES FORMING m
Laboratory Tech.

Includes all microscopic exam,
x-ray, cleo. card, B.M.R.. etc. Rapid
advances in medical science are
creating Q big demand for qualif.
tech. in this field and offering greater
oppor., higher inc. and prestige to
the men and women that qualify.
Inexp. tuition; easy paymts. arr.
Grads: placed. For info. call WASH;
SCHOOL FOR PHYS. AIDES. I02s
goth st. NV. DI. 7-7123. 27'
HOME TUTORING, colored; Eng !,
read, arith. and pub, Speaking. For
children and adults. no. 2-1753.
BECOME A HAIRDRESSER - High
earnings, lifetime security; classes
for men and women; expert, pro-
fessional instructors: low tuition
fees. terms ARRANGED. WASHING
TON, D. c.. BEAUTY ACADEMY.
1905 H st. NV. Sterling 3-lO31.
HOME TUT0RING-Als., geom., Lat. :,
Fr;. Eng. sp., Ger. srith., read |;
Biz sts% CIVIL sERv fsas clerks Eh exams
Salary. S3,415, Cooling, statistical,
supply clerk. Also postal clerk in
daily d af I'm 4os, 1913 at i4t ms st. nv ""
WELL-KNOWN Wash. voice teacher;
spring term: 10 wks., $50: free aud.
Also classes in sight singing. music
theory for singers. DU, 7-31S2.
WANTED TODAY $50
$65 Ek.: stenosssseaeys.,, S70-Sloo wk. ;
b pRS B nseh and UPrs se typis
courses. Intensive. small classes
sf sSS Ai scHoo s ee aas0i 10 ' 9ps
cor. 18th and G SITS. INA. S-2340)
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BUILDING, remodelins, repairing
s-o595. Mr., BAKER,
BUILDING AND REMODELING @!
all types; 80 yrs. exper. CAN JE
4-3725 ewes. or Sat. and Sun
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-25

Exper.; many positions available
full and part time. Washington
better restaurant. Apply WASHING
TON RESTAURANT ASSN, 200a
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COUPLE

To Operate Laundromat Il Pack. RIM
EXCELLENT WAGES & QUARTERS
JEROME BRODIE OIL. 10000
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TYPISTS
TYPIST

Well-known national news maya
zine seeks alert young girl for varied
clerical duties In business once;
should have 1880 w.p.m. typing
speed, and be familiar with office
procedure; pleasant working condi.
DI.. $4,000, Ext. 26l between Q am
and B pm.
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OVER %?

OFFICE CLERK-SPLENDID oP-
PORTUNTTY FOR A MATURE MAR
RED WOMAN UNDER 40l. TYP
ING REQ. BUT EXPER NEED NOT
URES HELPFUL. PLEASANT WORK
ING CONDITIONS. 5-DAY WEEK.
SO HRS. EXCELLENT STARTING
SALARY.
LEEDS EMPL. SERVICE
oa0 p ct NV
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WAITRESS

Experience necessary. Under IS
years. 5-day week, employee benefits
ager for appt., HU. 10000.
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BOOKKEEPTNC

BOOKKEEPING
Jr: accounting, tipping. cal. machs
NEW classes start Tues. eve. 6 pm.
TNTERRAcIAL. SIS mo. Regis f; early iy
BOYD SCHOOL.
Cor. 18th and @ sts. est. 40 Yrs. J
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MATTRESSES
MATTRESSES

White. experienced. Apply Mr..
Day. Neptune Room, 18th and Z
SITS. NV.
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PART TIME, AGE 1880
$40 PER EVENING

Six women to work evenings, 9 tn
9:30 pm Public relations dept. OF
national firm. White only; $40 per
eve. to those who qualify. For inter
| view call Elk. 3-341O, Mon. Tues.
| Wed, IL am to 8 pm Pr
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TYPIST'

TYPIST
As w.p.m.. permanent position, under
30; air-cond office. 5-day week
S36 Woodward Bldg. RE. 7-2662
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CARTNFTwORK

CABINETWORK
Cabinets made incl. kitchen, store
fixtures. partitions, bookcases Excel
ref. ReAs. LA 6-1733 any time: ga
CARPENTRY. general contracting;
basement to roof. For the best.
call EN-. 3-7e46 or NO. 7-2o5a
CARPENTRY. painting. roofing, any
JOB. White mechanics. MR.. LAMB,
40. A-0b74.
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BOYD SCHOOL = Short, INTENSIVE
courses in TYPING, Shorthand
bookkeeping. Civil Service. Inauir
now, MA. 6-2340. -27
LEARN TO DRIVE IN A WEEK
AADTA DRIVING SCHOOL
D. C., Md, Va. ME. $1,000
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SlTUATioNS-DoAESflc

CHILD CARE AND G.H.w.. B-DAY
WK EX 3-046S
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Democratic Legislators
Vote to Retoin Leaders

President Louis L. Goldstein of
Calvert County and House
Speaker John C. Luber Of Balti-
more City.
Mr.. Goldstein and Mr., Luber
previously had said they would
re-appoint as their majority
leaders Senator John q. Turn
bull and Delegate A. Gordon
Boone. both Of Baltimore County.
The Republican minority met
last night and named It's, lead
ers Senator Harry T. Piioebus
Of Somerset County in the Sem
ate and George r. Hughes. jr.
Of Allegany County in the House
Senator Phoebus has been Ill.
ing in as majority leader since
former Senator Robert B. Kimble
of Allegany resigned after the
1855 session to become chairman
of the State Employment Secur-
ity Board.
Delegate Hughes will succeed
Delegate Melvin H. Derr Of Fred.
erick County, who declined Il
seek the minority leaders posi-
again. Mr.. Hughes was selected
in a closed caucus room. but II
was reported that he nosed oui
Delegates S. Fenton Harris Of
Frederick County and Jacob B
Berkson of Washington County
for the post.
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.SuIk Vaccine
For 11-to-l4
Group Urged

The Alexandra Medical Soci-
|ety yesterday asked the Virginia
Department Of Health to provide
Salk anti-polio vaccine for chill
dren in the 1l-to-14 age group
Free vaccine is now limited to
children through 10.
DR.. Thomas F. McGough. city
health director. said about 5000
youngsters are in the ll-to-l4
bracket.
The health director said about
10 $500 children have received in
so far in Alexandria
This is about half the eligible
number in the l-to-10-year
group.
About 1000 received shots last
spring when the Salk program
was first begun in the schools
Private physicians innoculated
about $500 with vaccine furn-
Iished by the State Department of
Health and 5000 received shots
in a recent series of clinics at
the Health Department.
No more free clinics for first
shots are scheduled for the Ito
10 group, but DR.. McGough said
vaccine is still available from
private physicians,
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County Zonine
Forum to Be Held .
In Kensington

Residents OF suburban Mont
gomery County will have oppor-
tunity TO learn more about coming
proposals for the up-country area
during a coming forum at $3.50
pm. Monday at the Home Recre-
alton Center near Kensington.
Speakers will be Irving C.
Root. planning consultant to the
Montgomery County Council:
council member Charles H. ia
mison: Arthur ]. Kelsey. presi-
dent of the Montgomery County
Planning Association, and Mar
vim Summons of the Upper
Montgomery County Landown-
ers' Association.
The forum Is under sponsor
ship Of the Homewood Citizens
Association, headed by Alys l.
Spealman. It win follow the reg
ular 8 pm. business meeting Of
the group. Homewood Recrea-
ton Center is at Drumm and
Edgewood avenues. OF Plyers
Mill road about midway between
Georgia and Connecticut ave-
niles.
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Washington Man
Found Decd ii Car

ANNAPOLIS, Nd. Feb. l
|R.-A 53-year-old Washington
man was found dead Of
|monoxide poisoning today in his
automobile. parked at a sub
division where he formerly. was
"a caretaker.
Anne Arundel County police
said the victim. William Edward
Bates of the $500 block Of Twen-
ty-eighth street NV. left a
note in his pocket reading: i
know ! have a cancer, so why
Iprolong the agony"
Patrolman Donald Moreland
said Mr.. Bates was huddled in
la blanket on the front seat OF
the closed automobile and that
a garden hose led into the car
from the exhaust. The motor
had stopped running.
DR.. Elmer G. Linhardt. deputy
medical examiner. said Mr.. Bates
apparently died Of monoxide
poisoning sometime after mid
night. He issued a certificate
of suicide.
The body was discovered about
1880 am. by Howard c. Andrews,
who succeeded Mr., Bates as
caretaker for WhitAhurst Estates,
a subdivision west OF Annapolis.
Pvt. Moreland said he was
told Mr.. Bates had given up
his job here last March because
Ihe was not well and wanted TO
return to Washington.
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|MoryIonder Killed
I'm Florida C.rush

A Springfield Md woman
was killed and her husband crit
icaly injured yesterday In q
three-car wreck two miles south
Of Homasassa Springs. Fla.
Mrs. Edward F. Lacey, So. Of
5709 Ogden road. Springfield.
was one Of three persons killed
In the accident.
Her husband was taken to the
Tampa Municipal Hospital.
Also killed were Stephen s.
Doliner, %. Daytona Beach, and
Mrs. Gertrude Fucker. As, of st.
Petersburg. The injured in
cluded Shelia Fucker. 10, who
became engaged only last Sunday
to Mr.. Doliner. and Carolyn Mel
ody Lane, "a. Of birmingham,
Mass.
State police reported that the
Doliner and Lacey cars collided
head-on on State road so and
then hit q car In which Miss
Lane was riding. Police said the
Doliner car was passing the third
auto which was driven by Carl r.
Bernard, 80. of Worcester. Mass.
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a row scheduled increases IN
motor vehicle registration fees.
Gov. McKeldin told a Republic
can caucus dinner. on the eve of
the 1856 session of the Maryland
Legislature, that he had dis
Icussed the registration fee in
crease with Russell Mccain.
chairman of the State Roads
Commission, the agency that has
fought for the higher fees in the
past to help it maintain Mary
lands expanding road network,
For this year at least, We viii
mot need the increased revenues
from the higher registration
fees" the Governor said he and
mr.. Mccain had concluded.
Federal Money Probable
He said there is good pos
sibility that Maryland will get
"a large chunk Of Federal money
for roads from highway aid bills
now being considered by Con-
Igress.
Auto tag fees were scheduled
to be increased from SIS to
$40 on lighter passenger cars
and from $23 to $50 on the
heavier cars. Corresponding in
creases also were slated this
year on truck registrations.
This would have brought in
about Sc million in additional
revenue. So million Of which
would go to the roads commits
sion for maintenance Of State
highways and the remainder, to
Baltimore City and the %
counties.
The Governor was in q less
conciliatory mood on two other
vetoes. however. He strongly
urged Republican lawmakers,
who are in the minority here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-01
The
Rambler
Club Thut Seems
To Abhor Meetings
BY JACK JONAS

Here's a club that's a dream
for club members everywhere
who are jaded with the press
of committee work and official
duties.
1t is the 30-Year Club of the
National Automobile Dealers
Association. It held its annual
and only-meeting of the
year yesterday at Sheraton
Park Hotel.
The MAZDA proper bulged
even fancy new Sheraton Hall
with its fat attendance at bust
ness sessions, but the 30-Year
Club didn't stand on such
formalitieS.
None of the members pay
dues, and the duties of the
officers are hard to find. Its
outgoing president, for exam
pie, has two jobs-to convene
the annual breakfast, and APP
point a nominating committee.
The new president has one
task-to adjourn the meeting.
Over toast and eggs, the
nominating committee picks a
slate. That's voted on about
the time the second cup Of
coffee arrives. There's a speech
or two, and the meeting is adj
journed until the following
year.