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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-18

ORGANS AND PIANOs-Don't miss
KITS BIG REMODELING SALE
The barricade is up. Floors must
be cleared. Organs and pianos 81
sacrifie prices. KITS. 1880 G
st. NV. RE. 7-6212.
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MAUh1CE bERENTER
MAURICE BERENTER

GENERAL CONTRACTOR
DI. 7-2415 Ewes. JU $4,000
24-HOUR emergency repair service
basement to roof.
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WAITRESS. white, attractive. aroUne
80. FREMONT RESTAURANT 200
Lee hwy. Fails Church.
WAITRESS. living in Waldorf Md
vic, with transp.; good earnings
in new din. rm. and coftee shop
WALDORF COFFEE SHOP. tel
Midway 5-3S9l
WAITRESS, experienced. fine type
Hours l2-3 $40. Apply in person
3 am -SA pm. CARUSO'S RES
TAURANT, Connecticut and L.
MATTRESSES. white; must be 81
midnight to s am. Apply TO Mis-:
Relchenbaugh, between 2 am.
pm, GATEWAY RESTAURANT
COFFEE SHOP, Union Station
WAITRESS. part time, for lunch
only. Experienced. Elk. 3-5472
WAITRESS. nightwork. 81 TO IS. nc
Sundays. no holidays; weekdays.
to >, Saturday 4 to IL. Call from
to g. 30S 9th st. NV.
WAITRESS, white. with better class
restaurant, experience; good earn.
ines; vacation with pay. GORMAN's
VILLAGE INN, 1906 Rhode Island
ave. ne
WAITRESS, exper busy nightspot.
Apply after 3 pm. l4l9 irving ST
NV.
YOUNG LADY, white. general drug
store selling. No Sunday work
Salary and commission. COLONIAL
DRUG-LIQUOR. l1le 18th ST, NV
WOMAN, rs to IS, to work in phott
finishing dept Of camera shop
Apply In person only RITZ CAM
ERA CENTERS, 5O7 i4th st. NV
WOMEN, PART TIME
For interesting interview. Mus
easily. Ample salary and genefoui
bonus. Hrs. q am, to IL noon Mon.
uay through Friday See MR. BART,
between ) and 5 p.m' '' '
SWAY-THE AVON WAY. We vii
train YOU to be a successful AVON
representative, with earnings o
S.5-S3O weekly in part-time hour
70 suit YOU. Cal D1 1-O2a1
PART.TIME TELEPHONE WORK II
air-cond ONCE salary plus bonus
.3O-h p.m.; white. AID. .-5a0O.
WE ARE LOOKING for service Of
fcerS wives thFt car devote tul
time In the sales feld. n you de
sire to make $4,000. per year
ested in real estate as a DusireSs
please cali MIR Kessineer AZ XII :
4n0O for appointment and inter
view.
THREE RECENT HIS. or colleg
graduates exp. typists stenos
top salaries. ABLES. 14O4 N. Y
ave. NV; RIM. 226. l9s
GOVERNMENT SELLING. age e5 /,
35 years. Sales experience desired
pleasing personality; air-eondi
views, phone for appointment ST
a-lbb0 STERN OFFICE FURN1
TURF, a1a 18th S. NV
EXPERIENCED FOR CAFETERIA
must Be able TO assist manaeel
ST. 8-sOee, Ext. fS2.
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IST, experience desired; able TO
assume responsibility and meet
people, permanent. State expert
ence, aee and qualifications. Box
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HELP-WoMEN

SECRETARIAL OPENINGS, sos
500 wk: 20 openings DAILY, al
kinds: jr. and exper., all ages. II,
%. INQUIRE in person. Miss Gran
at BOYD'S test. 40 yrs.l ST. 3.
3666. Cor. 12th and G NV.
SECRETARY, 1885. Experienced IL
ONCE procedure. Reasonable typ.
ing and shorthand speed required
conditioned ONCE. Planned
salary adjustments. Apply D. c
CHAPTER. AMERICAN RED CROSS
2O25 Z st. NV. RIM. 203.
SECRETARY-NationaI magazin,
circulation 1000. 000l has i'm.
mediate opening for a secretaria
assistant to ] or . writer-editors
Interesting opportunity for initia.
tive in ideas and research Somt
shorthand and tipping involved
ConPenial aiE-condition. mid owr
location. Paid vacation this year
80; Call MRS. MOORE. DI. z
SSH.
SECRETARY. 1-giri once. minimum
shorthand, > days; College PARK
area; $4,000. ALL-OFFICE EMPL
AGCY. Suite Gel. III 14th st
NV, DI. 1863
SECRETARY, fast accurate typist
for interesting. varied duties. nc
shorthand necessary: 5-day week
salary open. WILLIAM A. BROWN.
lse3 Conn ave NV EX 3-6fi65
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CAMPING SUPPLIES

CAMPING SUPPLIES
tents GROUND cloths. mess kits
Jonchos t2bcD torn. compasses
SLEEPING bags SO S5l' refer, etc
s5is n St. NV Elk s-s52,
DESK, executive. solid mahogany
Sac 500. TIE. ee5a8s.
DEsK-File cabinet. g post care
ably priced and in good cond
Ii 4-9.42.
54"x36S. Sac. al S45. Also CT
refer., S45. misc. items. DI. 1890
after Z pm.
DIAMOND RING. lady's. approx.
ct. and 4 diamonds on each side
100 iridium platinum mounting
WIN sacrihce; p. o. Box 1868
DIAMONDS
l. Lady's IL cts. fiawless. Euro
pean cut dia. with fiery color-set il
plat, mtg. with side baguettes.
.. Lady's q Ct. modern cut blu,
white semi color diamond. set 4
LAX w.s. dia. mts.-real buy onl'
LIVINGSTON a. CO.
l423 H ST. NV. ME. S-5.6s
DIsHWAsHER, Kenmore automati,
portable. six months old, perfect
best offer. EN-. 2-g2S1.
DRY CLEANING MACHINE and sol
vent saver Detrex; excel. cond.
$1,000 viii finance. XII. 9-3Sv6
PANS FOR SALE Make your owl
fan We nave everything GRItSSBN
CO 18th and x SITS NV
FANs-Our heavy-duty attic FAM
viii cool YOUR rooms at low cost
Also, blades. pillow blocks, pulley
and bets to build your own; park
ing, ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT CO.
.413 Sherman ave. NV.
FENCE, special. chain link, Beth
anized 10 IT. installed. Terms
FIREPLACE EQUIP. gas or cleo
logs, screens. sndirons. etc ACMI
STOVE lOll 9TH NV. Ma s-s952
FOAM CUSHIONS. CUT ANY SHAPE
WROUGHT IRON COJlCHES GIL
LIL1.AND. PAS p NV, Elk 3-6633
FORMICA SINK TOPs--Made Il
your measurement at builder prices
HOMECRAFTERS INC. l341 Sa
vsnnah st. Sc, 10 1891.
FURNITURE OF ENC. apt; owne
leaving city Call AD 2-SOS!
after = pm. on Tues. for Appt
FURNITURE-Leaving town HiSE
set, house wares. beds, furnishings
garden implements. tools. etc. q
sacrifice prices. LA. 6-6g56.
pm. to s pm.
FURNITURE--Solid walnut bedstea
and other beds. dresserS, table
and upright piano Can be see
ewes. and all day Sat. Call DU
1-654l.
FURNITURE-Double Hollywood be
with 3erta innersprine mattres,
500. Sofa bed with cover. mapl
woodwork s35. Double dresser wit
'arge mirror. $50. DI. 7-3S03.
FURNITURE : Laundromat. exec
cond.; Garden tools: beds rugs, "a
4 do. record players. chairs. ets
RA. $4,000. Ext. e54l.
FURNITURE-sturdy old sofs imi
tetion leather, Sl0i chair bed. -
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

APPLIANCES, refers.. TVS. stoves.
good used furn.; cash or. tmmed.
removal. Closed on Monday. Sc.
FURNITURE EXCHANGE. 30 9TH
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ROOFNG, new work. repairs; gut
a. %; THOMAS, WA. 1882. SIP.
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CONTINUED On Next passD
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ADDITIONS. JALOUSIES PORCHES.
kitchen remodeling Free estimates
Terms UP to 90 mos All work
guar = yrs exper JU S-30l0
ADDITIONS-All home reps, brick
work, carpentry and painting; low
prices; 25-yrS. exper. HE. 4-337T
ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS. parking
areas, etc All work guaranteed in
writing. For free estimates, call
BRICKLAYING = Alterations. FIRE.
places walls ell types masonry. A
FAGNANl. 10. 2-l994 ia. 2-52S2
BRICK WORK Steps. barbecue
FITS, walks flower boxes, repairs,
small Jobs. ia. 2-4937.
BUILDING, REMODELING, repair.
ing carpentry. brick. cement work
DE. 2-O595. MR.. BAKER. 81
CABINETS made, incl bookcases.
partitions. kitchen and store FIX
lures work guar: reas. LA. D.
CARPENTER. general jobbins. store
front. home Improvement. EDDIE
HOWELL. RA. 6-al44.
CARPENTER. small Jobs; house
painting, int, and ext. Roofs re-
CARPENTER. porches, partitions
shelving cabinets. general repairs.
reliable. J. ROWELL, Elk. 3-O6l7
DRINEWAYS. porches. steps, cellars
paired LII. 4-Sss9 Cal ewes
ELECTRICAL WIRING and repairs
new and OLD. cash OF terms. CO
5-95gS UN 4-l56b
heavy. up cash or terms. Call any
time. RE. 5-45i5.
FLOOR SANDING. finishing. and
waxing reasonable rates. free esti-
mate Call RIA. 6-6795.
FLOORS SANDED, finished. new. 7c
so; Il, old floors. DC up. Painting
KITCHEN REMODELING our spe-
cialty wood or steel cabinets: all
discount oriess We desisn install
and service Free estimates. 90
mos financing SEcO JU s.3niO
PLASTERING. REPAIRS; lst-class
work. BY white mechanic. Free est
Work guaranteed. JU. g-7744.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES factory
authorized parts and sere. VIcK's
ELECTRIC, 1911 Old Bladensburt
I'd. Wheaton. Md. 10. 4-744l.
ROOF REPAIRS. as low as SIS
spoutine. carpentry: D. c., Va. Nd
RATCL1FF. LU. 2-g11l, Elk. 3-7l6
PAINTER 1t Pays TO Call Me. Dc
my own Jobs. Interior exterior
Refs. Free estimates. RA 6-3l3a
PAINTING INTER. AND ENTER
Roof repair eutter spout work
Free estimates. Call anv time. Ii
4-H03N
PAINTING. papering, waterproofing
Interior exterior, FLA loan avail
For est. call JU. a-477l.
PAINTING CONTRACTOR
]. R. LAWRENCE
Est 1925; yrs. TO pay. IL. 6-siOt
PAPERING, sli and up. this week
only 1906 suntaSt washable papers
JU $4,000 RA, 3.7393
PLAsTERING. waterproonnR. Gre,
proofng wall scrapingi free esti
mates II. 4-743g. Ii 5-9057.
PLUMBING AND HEATING-one
stop remodeling services: bath
rooms and kitchens installed Ol
remodeled We do entire lob. Hot
water heaters and boilers Free
estimates. NO MONEY DOWN. Low
monthly oayts SHAPIRO PLUME
ING CO zoos oeorgia ave. nv.
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TYPIST

Under 80. for market research
division Should have excellent
typing speed minimum 90
W-p.m. Work Will Involve
tabular tipping. Ability TO
work with figures desired.
Air conditioned building.
Many company benefits.
Call DI. $4,000, Ext. POI,
between 8 am. and D pm.
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HeLP-poMEsTIc

COMPANION-Ma Mature white lady fol-
Ink. Tor retired MS. Semi invalid
lady in Christian Sill apg home
live in. No drinking. JU. 9-06O7
HOUSEKEEPER, avail. Sept. /
Cook gh.w.. fond OF children
Must live in. Refs. req $50 wk
Call MRS. ROBERTS. IA. 5000
after ii pm.
MAID. colored. live out; experienced
housekeeper and lauhdress; must
be honest. dependable and neat.
adults, 2 children in family; size
4 uniform salary. So 80 Wk.
Mon through Fri. Do not apply
unless you qualify and are inter-
eSted in permanent position.
HA. @-i46H.
MAID, sleep In. days, of Sat. 3,
Sun. and Wed. evening. Father anc
: school children. NO. 7-264l.
WOMAN to live in. to care for child
rm,, board and small salary. Gail
before u pm. AID. 4-00gd.
SUNDAY WORK. colored woman,
Tor light housework, care of . small
children. OF. 4-S4S1.
WOMAN, to live in. for . weeks
starting SUNDAY; must be neat.
clean. able TO cook; clean and take
care Of 2-year-old. assume COM
plete charse Of house: $40 week
must have references. 10. 4-Ol97
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FITRNITIJRE SALE

Tremendous savings on brand-new,
better-grade bedrm.. din. m, liv
rfn. and bedding. Modern. Early
American, Italian and French Pro-
vincial in solid cherry. birch, mahog.i
etc. Our low overhead enables us Ia
sell quality furniture at lowest prices
&ithout Exaggerated claims.
Stahler'S Furniture Co.
EIR 1lih CT Al W DE r-A21n
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District 7-O842

draperies. to work in
alexandria shop. Phone OV. 3-50S0.
SEAMSTRESSES-Exper. operators
only on new skirts and blouses.
Sal. open. ia. 1851.
SEAMSTRESS for valet shop. Must
be excellent on all alterations.
JE. 3-3037.
SEAMSTRESS-Opening for exper
drapery seamstress. Apply in per-
son, CORRADOS. INC, 4477 Conn.
ave. NV.
SEAMSTRESS. must be experienced
on custom made clothes; 40-hr
week. ia. 5-6617. Arlington. Va
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SECRETARY

We have an opening for an ex-
perienced top secretary to the presi-
dent of one of WaShington's largest
real estate and building organiza-
lions. This is an exceptional oppor-
tunity. Reply giving your ouaiifica-
lions and salary expected. Box
I0f-I Gror
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Need Extra Income?
HIGH TYPE WOMAN
READ THIS AID

If you can use $50 to $50 weekly
have only a few free hours early
evenings, are well groomed and like
people. here is the perfect oppor.
tunity for you. No delivering. col.
Letting or investment. Really q
dream come true. Call ia. 2-2007
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SECRETARY

Permanent position, to work in
modern, aforementioned ONCE; s.
DAY, 35-hour week; interesting work
and pleasant working conditions;
age, under So; starting salary, $40.
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sITUATIoNs-WoMEN

BOOKKEEPER, exper. in all phases
5-day wk., avail. immed.. good ref
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Patios. walks steps all KINDS ce
nent work retaining walls. drain
pipes waterproofinR grading ano
seedinR F MARCUCClO. Pc. 2-35se
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HELP WOMEN Cont
COUNTER WOMEN

White, age 90 TO rs. neat appear
ance. pleasant. personality; to dc
salary to start, $40, no night, sat
or Sun. work; steady employment,
meals. uniforms and vacations pro.
xided; Write Food Service Manager
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MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS and SERVICES

ORLANDO OR TAMPA, FLA. =
Leaving July 90. Share expenses
> OF 3. EN- 2-ll66.
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Stone Work-Flagstone

STONE. BLACKSTONE AND CEMENT
specializing in walls. patio. steps
walks etc: free est. Call JERRY
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MAN. eolored, fuli-time lob. ans
s sPs ds ref Sr BE- na5h' ; SSssT9.st' varied
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NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK, Falls
Church. a.-lnherited several 4
site lots, in estab. section Of park,
more for cash. Call JE. 2-720e.
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REPAIRS and SERVICES Cont. }

PLUMBING AND HEATING - Low
prices, free estimates. Nd. Worl
only. MR. LEE. HA. 7-7123
PLUMBING AND HEATING; re-.
modelling baths. gas heaters gai
b W. boilers; all worE done BY mt
personally. IA. 9-6l24
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-17
FBl's Hoover &
Dr.. Howard TongIe
Over Lax Charge

Los Angeles amp 49, Despite
a protest from FBI Director J.
Edgar Hoover. DIR. T. n. M.
Howard said he Is sticking to his
charges that the FIJI has been lax
in solving Mississippi racial kill
ings.
1T is strange that Mr.. Hoover,
instead OF assuring the terrorized
Negroes in Dixie that they can re-
ceive protection and can get jus
tice. he prefers TO make personal
attack at me which seems to be
politically inspired" DR.. Howard
said during an interview.
Hoover. in letter released
recently by the FBI office at
Memphis. accused the Mound
Bayou. Miss. physician of false
and irresponsible" statements a
gainst the FBI and demanded that
ne prove or rctract them.
The FBr director particularly
resented Or, Towards public
statement. in regard to the recent
staying of three Negroes in Mis-
sissippi. that:
we must find out why south
ern Investigators Of the FBI can't
seem to solve a crime where a
Negro Is involved"
Hoover denied the charge and
said that his agents hold full
and impartial Investigations" In
every case, Mt the direction Of
tho Department Of Justice. and
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planned II could not indlct him be-
cause no witnesses could be found.
Lee, head OF the Belonzi. Miss.
NAACP chapter, was found dead
in his wrecked car May z with
gunshot wounds allegedly made
by white men.
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S. c. Leader Not
Afraid OF Khan;
viii StaY Put

EnOree, s. CAMP ~ l.. A.
Blackman. So year old president
Of the Elloree NAAcP chapter,
said he has no intention Of leay-
ing here despits threats by the
Ku Klux Khan 10 run him out Of
town.
Blackman's statement came
minutes after the Khan staged a
rally in an open field near here
Saturday night and advised the
Negro contractor to leave Elloree
and South Carolina.
Blackman said he arrived at the
rally after the speaking was fin
ished but that friends told him he
had been mentioned by Klansmen
several times during the meeting
The 40 or so men. dressed in
white robes but not hooded. drove
through Eiloree in auout Is cars.
In a field at the edge OF Elloree's
Negro section, they set fire to a
6-foot cross. listened TO the
speeches and departed.
The display-for-terror came as
help packages poured into the
area from across the nation to
Negro victims Of the economic
squeeze" recently started by the
pro-segregation White Citizens
Councils.
Economic reprisals began last
August when SO Negro parents in
Elloree signed a petition asking
the district school board TO inte-
CRATE the schools as ordered by
the U. S. Supreme Courts decis-
ion of May IT, 1864.
A citizens council was formed
three days later and almost all the
petitioners who were employed by
white people lost their jobs.
In other cases, petitioners were
denied credit for the first time
in years, were put out of houses
owned by whites, were refused
by wholesalers. and
were suddenly faced by mortgage
foreclosures.
The same type of reprisals were
made later against 81 Negroes in
orangeburg who signed a school
petition.
With NAACP official Blackman
quarterbacking them, Negroes re-
acted to the squeeze" by boycott
ting businesses and products Of
council members. Since SO percent
of orangeburg County's popula-
ton Is colored, the businesses be-
gan TO feel the eject of the boy
colt and many stores lifted their
squeeze" policies after several
weeks.
The white squeeze" has forced
IL petitioners TO withdraw their
names in Elloree, and 81 to drop
off the orangeburg list.
The morale of the remaining
petitioners has been given a lift
in recent wooks by the help
package" program.
Mrs, Andrew Simkins, state
NAACP secretary and coordinator
of the package program. said ST.
500 in cash and hundreds of items
of clothing have been received by
her for distribution among the
squeeze" victims.
The package began coming in
after Jet Magazine printed an
article about the economic repris-
ais.
Mrs. Simpkins said the squeeze
"hit us Unexpectedly" but she ex-
pressed confidence the citizens
councils couldn't win.
Anywhere the councils get
ready to put on a squeeze" she
said, I'VE stand ready 10 put on a
boycott"
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George Wesley Lee and Lamar
Smith.
Smith. who had been active in
getting Negroes to register and
vote In Mississippi, was shot TO
death Aug. 10. In the town square
at Brookhaven. A white man was
arrested but the grand jury COM
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found that no civil rights viola
lions were involved.

4
DIR. Howard. president OF the
Mississippi Regional Council Of
Negro leadership, insisted that
FBI agents in Mississippi are
from that state and naturally are
partial 10 whites. He declared:
II win stand on the national
capitol and tell Hoover that we
don't feel that to take a man who
has been brought up in an en-
vironment such as we have in
Mississippi and give him few
weeks or years Of training Is go
ing to change the individual into
fair and impartial Investigator
where the two races are involved"
DIR. Howard said he has often
praised the FBI as the greatest
crime detecting force on earth"
But have not felt that all
that the government can do has
been done in the recent mass kill
inRs and intimidations Of Negro
voters at the polls In mississippi"
he added.
The Negro civil rights leader.
after Hoover's letter was read TO
him by phone, said:
IF the charge is false, then II
is my belief that the murderers OF
Rev. Lee. and the individuals who
seriously wounded Gus Courts on
Nov. 20, should be brought to
Justice"
The 'intemperate and baseless
charges. which Hooyer's letter
cited were in connection with the
slayings OF Emmett TIL. Rev.
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Where To Buy The -.
RECORDER

Chatsworth Inn, Rondo and ChAtsworth
Courtesy News Co. Ss1 wabasha St
c. q O. Recreation, Western St Anthony
Elliott Grocery, Milton & Rondo
Keswins Market, Milton a West Central
Gardners Barber Shop. West Central q Avon
Hunters Barber Shop Arundel a Rondo
Lincoln Food Market, Maclcubin a Rondo
Martins Barber Shop
Neuman's Grocery West Central a Arundel
White Front Market, Kent a 81. Anthony
Wilson Beauty Shop Rondo between Grotto and St Aans
Western Super Market, West Central q Western
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It's an active kind of safety that stems from
Chevrolet's brand of lively performance.
doing something -about-it kind of safety that
you're happily aware of behind the wheel of a
new Chevrolet And that the best part about
tall the features that single out Chevrolet
as a really great road car are the same ones
that make it a safer car to drive.
Low center of gravity, well-distributed
weight, wide-apart rear springs mounted out
side the frame-these are reasons why Chevro-
lets hold their own so well winging down the
highway, why they're so easy to handle taking
curves and tight corners. Reasons, too, why
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that puts yo,u sgtety. first!

they can pack horsepower ranging up to high
of POS, take off like shot for safer passing
and still ride as comfortably as the high priced
jobs. It's wonderful feeling to know you've
got that kind of action at your command
active safety that makes driving JOY instead
of job!
Other things that make you safer include
Unisteel construction with safety door latches
and directional signals as standard equipment.
Seat belts, with or without shoulder harness,
and instrument panel padding available at
extra cost. Drop by tomorrow and put new
Chevy through its PAGES.
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soid-tones ----1---------- s44
2-6o.75 and SIS Wool Flannel, Silk ond-Do-
6-S85 lmporedWooI Tweed Costumes fuIen9th
coot straight skirt and matching sweater 1890 $5s
7-6975 Wool Suits, wool eobordnes, worsted and
nestle or imported tweed $500 ~------- ses
1913 Forstmonn Wool MiIoteen suit-----------s7 s
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Nine. Melas
Introduced
To Officers

Nine. George v. Melas. wife
of the Greek Ambassador, was
entertained at tea yesterday
by Mrs. Theodore S. Chapman.
Mrs. Chapman, who is presi-
dent of the General Federation
of Women's Clubs. gave the tea
to introduce Nine. Melas to the
heads Of national women's Or
CARNATIONS.
Among the guests at the
affair in the declarations
headquarters we're Mrs. John
G. Lee. president of the
United States League Of Wom-
en- Voters; Miss Gertrude Car
raway, president general of
the Daughters of the American
Revolution; Mrs. William T.
Mason, president of the Ma
tional Council of Negro Wom-
en-: and DR.. Martha Eliot. di-
rector of the Children's Bureau
of the Department of Health.
Education and Welfare.
Others at the event were
Miss Mary Cannon. chief Of
the international Division Of
the Women's Bureau of the
Department Of Labor; DR..
Helen Bragdon, general direc-
tor of the American Associ-
alton Of University Women and
other heads of national wom-
ems organizations.
Greece has more women's
clubs than any foreign country
and its Hellenic Federation Of
Women's Clubs is a compa-
rable organization to the Gen.
eral Federation Of Women's
Clubs.
Nine. Melas is a member Of
the Hellenic federation, a
member of the general fed
Grafton. and represented her
organization at the general
federation's convention last
May in Philadelphia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-06
Peter Ostuni Exhibit
Opens at Obelisk

The first Washington exhi-
bition of the works Of Peter
Ostuni. New York painter in
oil and enamel, is opening
today at the Obelisk Gallery.
1t will continue through Jan
uary 90.
Mr.. Ostuni's commissions
include murals for the SIS.
United States, the directors
room of the Fort Worth Chill
dren's Museum and a stained
glass panel for New York in
Stained Glass" an exhibition
now on world tour under spon-
sorship Of the Department of
State.