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bell speed limit on gravel road
is IS miles an hour.
The victims were members Of
the fourth platoon, Co. A. Saith
Airborne Infantry. Of the famed
Screaming Eagle" airborne d.
vision Of World War II whose
commander said nuts" to q
German demand for their sur
render while besieged at Bas-
togne.
Four Of the less seriously in
jured appeared still dazed and
unaware Of the impact Of the
tragedy as they talked with
newsmen six hours later.
AT first. / thought it was Q
pretty good scare-nothing Sc
rious," said Pvt. Ronald j. Cur.
It's. 81. Kalamazoo, Mich. Then
there was a falling sensation
then q thud-not a crash.
There was q feeling Of falling
and q pressure Of bodies against
us. Everyone was being tossed
around. There was no panic, nc
screaming. no yelling" Pvt. Cur
It's calmly told reporters.
Pvt. Curtis said he saw ar
opening and crawled out, along
with two or three others. While
the others. tried to aid Their
trapped companions. Pvt. Curtis
scrambled back to the road and
tagged . passing jeep.
Helicopter HOSTS Truck
A quarter Of q mile away he
spotted a telephone repairman
on a pole and got him to sum-
mon help.
A sling from one of the hell
copters was attached to the left
rear Of the truck. which then
was raised to permit removal Of
the injured and dead. The cas-
ualties were pulled from the 1S-
inch-deep Piney Fork Creek BY
members of the 326th Engineer
Battalion. who were working
nearby
An Army spokesman said the
truck wassdriven by Specialist 81
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London Bus Crash
Toll Reaches Eiqht

LONDON, June IA R.-Tht
death toll in London's shopping
crowd bus accident reached
eight today. A Canadian woman
died in a hospital.
Seven others. four men and
three women, died earlier when
the big doubledecker bus
jumped q curb yesterday and
smashed into a crowd waiting
at bus stop.
The latest victim. Mrs. Nina
Murray suffered a fractured
skull and pelvis. Her husband
George. So, also was killed. They
and their 16-year-old son came
to Britain this week on a visit
The son apparently was not in
the bus line.
Three Of 20 other persons
injured still were being treated
lat q hospital.
Police believe the 63-year-old
bus driver tainted at the steer
ing wheel. An inquest was
scheduled for Monday.
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If Soldiers Die as Truck
Crashes at Fl. Campbell

FORT CAMPBELL, KY, june
IA (R.-A canvas covered Army
truck careened OF q bridge here
yesterday and landed upside
down in a rocky creek bed be-
low, killing IA young para
troopers and injuring nine
others.
Among the dead was M/Sergt.
Marcellus Searles. ~, whose wife.
Vivian, lives at 1918 Longfellow
street NV, Washington. D. c.
Many Of the injured lay
trapped among the dead until
q helicopter arrived to lift the
rear of the fiattened truck.
Rescuers separated the dead
from the living as they pulled
the casualties free.
The soldiers Of the new l01st
"Pentomic" air borne division
were returning to barracks after
four days Of field training in a
remote area Of this vast base
astride the Kentucky Tennessee
line. All were rifiemen.
s The 21a-ton truck, its cab and
rear covered because of inter-
mittent showers, suddenl y
/, weaved across a gravel, road
sliced OF is to 20 feet Of steel
bridge rail and smashed into the
shallow creek 20 feet below.
= Screaming Eagle" Division
A. Several soldiers struggled free
tried unsuccessfully to free their
buddies and then propped the
heads Of the trapped men above
water. One survivor clamered UP
the bank to summon aid.
Two H-34 helicopters were
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with the secluded spot where
Mary's body was found.
The de Caussin girl. daughter
of a Ford Motor Co. technical
writer and granddaughter of
Detroit's deputy chief Of the
Fire Department, Edmund j. de
Caussin. disappeared Wednes.
day evening from her yard In q
newly built well-to-do neigh.
borhood.
AS 1000 volunteers searched
eight square miles Of the neigh
borhood, her body, partly con-
cealed by weeds, was found by an
area resident who went into the
woods to get topsoil for his
garden.
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Patchogue. N. Y. who was ar
rested when officers found what
they first believed to be blood
stains In his car. Tests later
showed the stains were not blood
Detective Inspector Thomas
r. Cochill Of Detroit, one of the
10 policemen from is depart
ments working on the case, said
it appeared from tire tracks that
the vicious killer was familiar
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used to evacuate the victims tC
the base hospital. Authorities
said all the survivors are ex-
pected to live.
A board Of inquiry began an
investigation Of the accident
which occurred on the Tennes.
see section Of the post.
Army authorities declined tc
speculate as to the cause, pend
ing an official report.
Several survivors estimated the
truck was travelling 20 to Al
miles per hour. The Fort Camp.
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Exposition Opened

OKLAHOMA CITY, June "a
(R.-Oklahoma City opens its
semicentennial exposition at the
State fair grounds today. billing
lit as "the greatest show In the
world during 1887"
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3 speakers, tut
boss and treble
control. Choirside
model.
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Ernest J. Mcneil, 20, Lumber.
ton. N. c., who was killed along
with the other occupant Of the
cab.
Passengers who succeeded ir
freeing themselves. bleeding and
In shock. fought frantically to
release their pinned comrades
and keep the heads Of the still
alive men above water.
One survivor, Pvt. ]. B. Cooper
%. Gatesville. Tex. said he
spotted an unconscious man
whose head was submerged. Il
Ipropped a small radio under his
head to keep him from drown
ing" Pvt. Cooper said.
Searles Served 10 Years
Sergt. Searles, Of 1918 Long
fellow street NV. a veteran Of 1C
years Army service, was O native
of the District and q graduate
Of Phelps Vocational High
School. He was ~.
He served in Korea with the
82d Airborne Division and was
wounded twice. He received the
Purple Heart, the Silver Star and
the Bronze Star.
Sergt. Searles returned to this
country in 1858 and married the
former Miss Vivian Smith Of
Washington. He was assigned
to Fort Bragg, N. c.. before his
transfer to Fort Campbell about
10 year ago.
Survivors include his widow.
who lives with her mother. Mrs.
Dorothy Smith. at the Longfellow
street address; his mother. Mrs.
Louise Russell Of 1864 Taylor
street NV. and two children,
Gwendolyn, 2. and Tyroe. II
months.
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n series toble TV,
oluminized picture
tube, Uttered
screen. Domooed.
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Divided cooking top
with work spoce.
Wide "a" oven, a
burners.
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Removes up 10 II
ats. OF voter O day
from d O m D DIR,
prevents domooe.
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Tubulor metol TV
stond with odiust-
oble top. Rolls eos
lily on big eosters.
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just A.! 81 series
Admiral table TV

1857 model big z series screen TV with
top front tuning With olurnnized picture
tube. Cobinet moued
list 1926 l2O. OS
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CURTAINS AND DRAPERIES

2ss34s Daoron Tailored Curtains, 81" wide per pr,
54'. So" long 80 -1ss; 72", 81, 80" long, 2ss
3.3s5.4s RuffIed Dacron Curtains, "a" wide per pr.
5E, So" long 2ss, 72", s1", 80" long 371
3.1s.4.1s Fiberglas Tailored Curtains, 80" wide per
Pr So, s." long 2.ss, 12", e., 80" long 3ss
7sSsss Lined Draw Draperlss, So" or 90" long, 3ss
Textured Draw Drapsrles, SO" or 80" long 3ss
s.ss No.lron Fibsrglas Draperies, s." long $50
1898 90" Long Moron Fibsrgas Draperiss, $50 pr.
5.4s.5.ss Forstisan Draw Draperies, s." long 2ss
5.ss 80" Long Fortisan DTsperies -..--- 3.ss
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If YOU ALREADY HAVE AN
EVER.READY ACCOUNT, your
present balance may be so low that
you can make sizeable purchase
without increasing your present
monthly payments.
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CHINA, GLASS, GIFTS

7h H., Washington tn FL, SILVER Spring and PARKHoton
1886 Irish Linen China, 53.pc. service for 3, 1888
1855 English Earthenware, 45.pc. set for 8, 1888
1885 Glass Stemware, 2 patterns In 10 sizes, $50
5os5 "Blue Fjord" China Set Of As pieces for g. 3ass
ass Pyrex Carafe, i2.cup capacity warmer, 2ss
$50 PorceIana Flowers in imported bowl ass
5,s5 Ceramic Lazy Susan, choice Of eoIors $50
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OCCASIONAL FURNITURE

WI T'OO "u'1'HVO 0Iu FOOT' SV1T SpTI"V
Modern BIsached Mahogany Tables, . styles all
with drawsrs,3s.s5 ca. Matching Corner Table, A4s5
PASS Mersman Formiea Top Tables -1s.s5
$685. Modern Lined Oak Desk, 1sxA6" top Il s.s5
1886 Mersman Spice Walnut Tables, 3 styles, 1855
POSSESSES "Room.Maksr" Cabinets and Book Cases,
coIorful stack units in many sizes ~ 1929 OFF
5ss5 Leather Top Tables, Mahogany, 9 styles, 1886
1886 Dropleaf Table, Seats 10, 3.psdestaI 1885
$685. Bachelor Chest, mahogany, leather top 3s.sS
6.Pc. Wrought Iron Living Room Suite 500
6ss5 Leather Top Tables, mahogany II styles, 4ss5
1886 Leather Top Tables 30 for $es, each Sass
s.s5 Mahogany Finished Lyre.back Chairs 4 for 1885
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omen Saturdau: Washinqton, 93O 70 g. PM, Siluer 81
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LIVING ROOM

4 Floor Washington and PARKnoon Srd Floor Srer Spring
French Provincial 3.Pe. Sectional, foam cushioned,
mateIasse, 3 eoloFs --------- 1885
24s.s5 Foam Sofa, 100" long, coIors --1 1885
22ss5 Maple s.Pc Sofahsd Outfit, soiabed sleeps q
lounge chair, platform rocker, tables, 1885
22s.s5 Modern 6.Pc. Sofabed Outfit - 1895
1885 KroehIer Sofabsd and Chair, sleeps 2, 1885
1885 Modern Foam Lounge Chairs, 4 styles, SIT
34s.s5 Rowe Foam Daveno and Chair 49, 2ss.s5
1885 Foam 3Pc. Sectional Sofas, styles, 3ss.s5
4s.s5 Occasional Chairs, 9 styles ---3 1885
ss.s5 French Provincial Chairs, 7 coors 6s.s5
2ss.s5 Foam 3.Pe. Curved Sectional, 10" 1895
3ss.75 Rowe s.Pc. Living Room, Opt. sectional or
sofa and chair, occasional chair, tables, $26S
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RUGS AND CARPETING

Floor Washington; Floor Spring; Ih Floor.
PARKinoton
1886 Embossed Cotton sxt2.it. Rug 1888
6.ss Rayon Tweed BroadIoom, 50. yd.- 3ss
1886 Nylon Cut Pile, 50. I'D. ------- ess
1885 Oriental Pattern sx12.ft. Rug - 8s.ss
4ss Cotton Scatter Rugs, 27x3sn. Size, 2 for ass
1888 Rubber Door Mats, s eeIcrs $50
3.ss Cotton Braided Rugs, approx. 23ii. 1893
1885 Hand.Hooksd Rugs, approx sxi2 As.ss
1886 Imported sxi2.ft. Hand.Hooksd Rugs, ss.ss
1885 AII.WocI sx12.ft. Braided Rugs 1885
ss.s5.7s.s5 Braided Rugs, sx10tt or sx12tty ASS
6s.s5 Braided Rugs, sx12.ft, 4 oolors Il as.sS
25s.5o Wool Oriental Pattern Rugs, sx12.ty 1895
1855 Embossed Wool Wilton, 50. yd.-----tt .s5
14.s5 Luxury 3.PIy Wool Twist, 50. 1885
11.s5 Wool Tweed Broadloon, So. yd.7.e9
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SHADES AND SLTPCOVERS

6h Floor Washington srd Floor. Silver Spring PARKnOtOn
21s Bamboo Cafe Curtains, with valance Set 1.ss
3As.i2.ss Matchstick Bamboo Drapss iss.s.ss
3is34s Steel Venetian Blinds % to 3sxs4 2tor 5.ss
2ss Uncovered Foam Rubber Cores ~ 2ior S.
sss.1s.ss Bonnie BarkcIoth sIipcovsrs, Tss.t5.ss
sss.12.ss Bonnie Tweed SIipcovers 1.1s.1o.3s
2sS-4.sS Bonnie Matching Pillow Covers, 23s.a.ss
1c.ss'13.ss Bonnie Corduroy Slipcovers, &7s.tt1s
34s.5.4s Matching Pillow Covers - 2.1s.A.3s
3ss Foam Toss Pillows zippered Linen 2.ss
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DECORATOR FABRICS

1855 Portable Power Saw with slip clutch 3AsS
DECORATOR FABRICS
sh Floor Washington Srd Floor srer Spring PARKnOoa
Group 1-1.6s.2.5s Fabric, yd., 1885, Custom Slip.
covers, 275o.S34 Average Chair, 2252; S53.Se2
Average Sofa, 43.45; Custom Draperiesv Sis Drap.
cries, 2Ha yds. long .. --- 11.3l
Group PISS Fabric, yd., 23s; Custom SIipcovers,
S3s Average Chair, 32.12 S6s Average Sofa 51.s5
$3.50 Average Chair, Custom ReuphoIstered- 3s.sS
S105 Average Sofa, Custom Reuphostered 49, 74.s0
S65 Average Chair Custom ReuphoIstered - 6.46
Sis Average Sofa, Custom ReuphoIstered $3.50
1850 Average Chair Custom ReupheIstered- 51.sS
$125 Average Sofa, Custom Reupholstered $3.50
LAMPS AND SILVER
7h FL Washington; 4th H.. Srer Spring and PARKnOtos
1888 Crystal Vanity Lamps, shade, pr. ass
1899 MIcanda Table.Lamp Combination 1888
$40 Tea and Coffee Service, siIvsrpIated, 5.pcp
As.ss'
$50 Sterling Low candIssticks, for a pair So
"PluS Tds
SPREADS AND MIRRORS
S Floor wG 1s FoS p Fl EaSt silver Spring.
1888 Heirloom Spreads, full or twin size SIS
SA r. Wa;f"T qioo 81 Pzs XII s5T'' Spring
Asa Pittsburgh Plate Glass Mirror, 3sxso", 2s.se
1888 Wall Mirror, 3oxAs" size, irreguIars- 1888
1888 Door Mirror 1880" size -----------3.ss
FASHION FABRICS
street H.. Washington Srd FL Slpe Spring and PARKirstos
t1s.I.ss Brand Name Spring cottons ----6sc I'D.
$50 TO 1888 Spring Miracle Fabrics all types $50 I'd.
2sS TO 3se Pure Silk Prints, 30 designs I'd.
2.ss Duppioni silk Shantung and Linsn----1.8S I'd.
AsS Nylon Fleece Spring Coating -------2.5o yd.
3.sS5.se Deering MilIiken Woods -z2S ".
| JANUARY WHITE SALE
Now in Progress, Big Savings on Sheets,
| To1veIS Linens Reddingi
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THE AUTO SHOP
PARKinoton, Arlington

e.ss Terry, Corduroy, Plastic Seat Covers - 4.eo
1885 Portable Power Saw with slip clutch 3A.as
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SLEEP FURNITURE

S22s Eclipse NyIon Sleep Sofa, sleeps T. SITS
Foam Rubber Mattress and Box Spring Set, twin,
double S18
"springwaI" Eclipse Mattress or Spring, ca, $3.50
Innsrspring Studio Couch, sleeps A. 5s.ss
Simmons Hollywood Bed, twin size 6A.95
Simmons Convertible Sleeper, sleeps 1885
Simmons Apt Size Hids.A.Bed, sleeps z 1855
Simmons Kink.Sizs Hide.A.Bsd, sleeps z 23s.s5
Simmons 2Pc. Soiabed Set, sleeps q matching chair,
handsome tweed cover -----------.12s 1885
Eclipse PrebuiIt Mattress or Box Spring 1888
Foam Rubber Mattress and Box Spring Set-twin
size, 5s.s8 Double Size 6S.SS
Eclipse Wrought Iron Hollywood Bed Outfit, SASS
Simmons Hair.Top Mattress or Box Spring 1885
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HOUSEWARES


7th FL Washington ith H. Silver Spring and PARkin0o"
II PERI. 6.ss.s.S5 Taffeta Shower Curtains 3.eS
2.ss Toilet Tissue, 1000 sheets, 20 rolls 1888
2s5 Galvanized Garbage Pail, 1ogaI., lid 2.4A
1885 Black and Brass 7.Pc. Fire Ensemble, 1888
SIS Stainless FIatwars, 24.pc. set for 6 3ss
1885 Electric Skillet, with cord and cover 5.ss
UNPAINTED FURNITURE
1A's5 Vanity and Bench 3ox35nax17M"- ---1o.ss
2l.ss 5.Drawer Chest, 41x22x1E 1A.ss
1885 Toy Chest, 2st2x15x17h" 1850
1885 s.Drawer Chest, 33x37x12Na" 1888
2s's5 7.Drawer Chest, 14x27x4T 1888
23.s5 Room Divder, Asx42x11", pins---11.ss
1895 4.Drawer Chest, 33x1sx12na" - sss
2s.s5 Wall Cabinet Set, 3.pcy 42xt2Hax26", 1888
1885 Base Cabinet, 24x20x36" -15ss
3l,s5 Base Cabinet, 3ox2ox36" 1888
17.s5 Kitchen Base Cabinet, 15x20x36" sss
1885 Kitchen Spacesaver, 2slaxt1xss" 1883
1885 Kitchen Utility Cabinet 3ox14xss" 1888
cess Douglas 5.Pc. Dinetts ---4ss5
1895 "capri" Roto BroiI, grill top, timer 3es8
3As Steel Trash Can, holds 20 gallons - 2.6s
12a,s5 Rotary Power Mower, 2h.H.P., n" Mss
s.s5 swiveI.TOp Bar Stool, upholstered seat, SIS
1888 Tv Tray.TabIe Set with stand $3.50 s.ss
7s5 Underbsd Chest, aIuminized steel, a." .s.ss
s.s5 Garment Rack, hat shelf, boot rail 5.ss
3s5 Shopping Cart folds flat for storage 2ss
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BEDROOM AND DINING ROOM

4h FL, Washington PARKin0ton: r.. Sirrer Spring
TRADITIONAL
ass.s5 Triple Dresser 3.Pc. Italian Suite 1885
1885 Colonial 3.Pc Bedroom, maple finish 1855
Colonial Casual Oak Bedroom Units, each - 1885
1885 Solid Rock Maple Bedroom Units, each, 5s.s5
18th Century Mahogany Bedroom, double dresser
and mirror, chest and bed 25995
conant Ball "Modsrn Mates" Birch 3.Pc. Bedroom
(other pieces available -.----3 $3.50
DrexsI 3.Pc. "campagna" Bedroom tothsr pieces
1885 DrexeI 3.Pc "PTecedent" Bedroom $685.
ss.s5 Rock Maple Colonial Units, tabe.and4.chairs,
buffet or hutch china --ea. SOS
1885 Mahogany s.Pc. Dining Room $3.50 1885
6.Pc. conant Ball "GIOucestsr" Maple Dining Room
tcther pieces avaiIahIs) -3 es.s5
DrexeI 6.Pc. "campagna" Dining Room (othsr pieces
avalable) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $3.50
S575 Mahogany s.Pc. ST.. Dining Room 1885
A1s.s5 Italian Provincial s.Pc. Dining Room, 3ss.s5
MODERN
Mahogany a.Pe. Triple Dresser Bedroom with Book.
35s.s5 Triple Dresser 3.Pc. Bedroom, 2 finishes,
1885
MaIibu Grey Walnut Veneered 3.Pc Bedrooms. with
Single Dresser, 1885, with Double Dresses 1885,
with Triple Dresser ------------- 1885
1855 Kroehler Double Dresser and Bookcase Bed,
1885
S150 Triple Dresser 5.Pc. Bedroom, dresser and
shadow box mirror, bookcase bed, chest, 2 mite
tables, grey or cordovan mahogany $5s5
S75o Massive 5.Pc. Bedroom, triple dresser with
shadow box mirror. bookcase bed, chest 2 mite
tables, ccrdovan mahogany - S5s5
1.Pc. Lined Oak Dining Room, china, buffet table
and I side chairs 1885
NURSERY FURNITURE
End Floor. Washington 81! Floor Seer Spring. Floor.
PARKtnGton
List 2s.SS Carriages, ColIisr.Keyworth PASS
List 1888 Bassinette, casters, white $50
All Halr Crib Mattress by Kantwet 1859
List 1888 Abbott Play Yard 1888
Crib Mattress by Kantwst ss.coiI innsrspring 1888
List $3.50 Edison Crib and Mattress ---.-- S35
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-10

All seven statements in Category are
false. Here is why
1. Never paint a wooden ladder, safety
experts warn. Paint will hide defects, such
as cracks in rungs. which cause falls Treat
ladders with linseed oil or clear varnish
z. A finishing nail has a small conical head
so that il can be driven below the surface
;. If the fuse is the right size TO begin with.
replace il with one of the same size. Then
find out what caused it TO blow and fix it,
4. Heat will spoil your paint job. Pipes can
be painted but do it in summer, allowing
time for the paint to cure before the heat is
turned on.
S. Drilling hole smaller than the diameter
of the screw is often advisable TO prevent
the wood from splitting.
s. It's nearly impossible TO straighten bent
nail properly. Besides. bent nail loses
great deal Of its holding force.
]. Sandpapering a wooden surface against
the natural grain will produce scratches
which might show up even under the finish.
3. Hacksaw. 8. Level. 10. Small nail
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SCORING

All questions count five points each.
Apartment dwellers can add 10 bonus
points to final scores because they don't
have as much chance TO practice as home
owners.
Wives, if your husband hits o to 20, make
him take few courses; Is TO 40. he's get
ting there; IS to 90. think of plenty of jobs
for him to do because he can handle EN-.
For women who took the test 0 TO 20,
oh we'll, you're just a gal, you know; IS
to 40. we didn't think you could As TO 90.
you fix it and let him cook!
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IL. Oil paint brush or roller - turpentine
or mineral spirits, followed by warm water
and detergent; latex paint brush or roller
= warm water; lacquer brush or roller =
lacquer thinner.
II. No. it wasn't okay. Special weather.
proof outlets must be used in exterior install
lations. Also Billy could be in trouble with
the authorities. In many places only a
licensed electrician can make electrical
installations
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Hollywood Report
Love Those Residua|s

Pilgrim" You can see why the stars are IN
sisting on filming their shows Tommy Kettig'
incidentally is hoping to finish his new LasSle
contract before ne has to go into the Army
TommyS growing up!
Art Linkletters eldest son. now engaged TO
very pretty girl, is regular on Arts House
Party He's very good listened while he inter-
viewed the daughter of another famous nv star
-l7-year-old Cathy Crosby, who will plunge 1uil
time into television when she flnlSneS hlgn
school Lana Turner, re her filmed snow Win
Bob Hope-"It's exciting, but not Dit IKE max
ing movie" One thing is sure, It's raster.
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Hollywood Report
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM

HOLLYWOOD (NANA) Red shelton or JACKIE
Gleason will play the late W. c. Fields IN the w.
minute life story spectacular OF the great funny
man that CHS is planning. The only hurdle
holding up the signing is permission from W. C.
Fields jr, but that should be forthcoming. lhe
specs are getting very ambitious.
The Michael O'Shea- Bill Bishop filmed series,
It's Great Life is now in its second run. five
DAYS week on NBC-TV. Bill told me he is re-
ceiving check every day on the resduals-and
II lust hate the week ends l have made pilot
for a new series with ABC-Paramount, Johnny
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News Of D. c. Studios
Bio Man Around Here
By SHEILA GALLAGHER

A doctor recently told Tiny Jenkins that he
should cut all fats from his diet because ne hao
enough of the natural stuff to keep BODY ana
soul together for the next 80 years.
The western singer and comedian. who TO-
gether with his partner Dub Howington ana
their Tennessee Hay Makers appear on Connie
h. GAYS Saturday Town and Country. Jamooree
(WMAL-7l weighs 4l8 pounds. And he got on
TO a good start too At birth he weighed IN at
1884 pounds.
Although Tiny claims that he's just as active
as the next guy he nonethelesS must make
few concessions to his bulk. He has specially
rugged Cadillac which he has to start before
hauling himself in since he can't reach the lgnl-
ton from the drivers seat. All OF his clothes are
custom made-natch-and he's probably the
only man in town who wears out pair OF
shoes every two weeks.
WTOPS sportScaSter Dan Daniels Is IN Flor
ida making filmed interviews for his shows OF
the Washington Senator'S :. Charles Heaton
has taken Duncan Miller's place as publicity
director of WTTG-5. Bill Malone protests
''it's not quite accurate to label me WMAL's Man
Around the Clock I'm only temporarily doing
the us pm. show"
Guitar Strumming Billy Johnson. seen week
days on his kids show (6 pm. WTTG-5l, has
started dance band with a group OF hand
picked musicians who have performed profess
sionally in the Washington area. Dick York Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-03

TOURISTS-Dale Turner and Alec
Houston's Elmer are among the Iown
and Country Jamboree entertainers
now performing for GIs in Africa.
on piano. Irving MarkOwitz on trumpet. Sammy
Richardson on sax. and Bob Pargement on both
sax and clarinet.
Dale Turner, the pretty western singer VINO
appears regularly on Saturday Town and Coun-
try Jamboree G0:30 pm, WMAL-D Is now
abroad on 3-month tour. She is part OF the
T. 81 C. company visiting Army bases in Europe
and Africa to entertain the troops. Other men,
bers of the travelling group are The country
Lads. Alec Houston and Elmer, Mel Price ana ms
Santa Fe Rangers singer Barbara Shirley ana
comedian Luke Knucklehead.