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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-10-05

"A moderate total OF 1O8 cases
was listed for trial in Judge John
Johnson'S Municipal Court Mon
day morning, Sept. 80
Somewhat confusing was the
case of Robert Singleton Of l25
S. Dixie Highway. Singleton was
arrested twice and charged first
with disorderly conduct by sleep
ing on private property, and Sec
ondly with assault and battery
with feet on Miss Bertha Lee
Stevens Of LA S. Dixie Highway.
The incidents occurred early
Saturday morning - the first at
Club ~ and the second near the
club, according 10 the arreSting
officers. Officer w. GLADDEN. and
e. B. Kirkland made the first
arrest and Officers J. Collier and
L. Williams. were the officers on
the second arrest.
Officer GLADDEN. told the court
that he and his partner found
Singleton fast asleep In Club IT
about 4:12 am. Saturday, and ar
rested him. He was bonded out
and went back to the Grove where
shortly after he met Miss Stevens
and deliberately beat and kicked
her about the face and body. Miss
Stevens appeared in court Mon
day morning with a swollen eye,
jaw and other obvious scars
from what was apparently very
severe beating. She told the court
that she and Singleton had been
friends, and that he best her be-
cause she went out when he had
told her to stay home.
Singleton had little or nothing
to say in his defense, when his
time came TO speak. Judge John
son then fined Singleton total
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-10-05
Hospital Training
Classes at N'western

Emergency hospital training
classes conducted by the Dade
County Civil Defense Council be-
gan at Northwestern Senior High
School, Oct. ! at 8 pm. Approx
imately los people attended this
initial class. These classes will
be held every Tuesday night from
8 pm. till 10 pm. Additional
people are needed. Persons may
enroll by attending the next class
meeting, Oct. 8
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-10-05
Good Morning Judge
~ ELLIOTT ,. PiEzE. II

~ ELLIOTT >. PlEZE. Times STAFF Writer
News from Miami's Municipal Precinct Court
JUDGE JOHN .. JOHNSON. PRESIDING
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PHARMACISTS

PHARMACISTS
Registered In Md: excellent salary,
44-hour week, o holidays q year
with pay. large prescription bust
ness; ideal working conditions: ex-
cellent chance for advancement; va
esve after yes al!ef insurance yea5 s sSd
disqualification available after 8
months employment; retirement
plan available for those over 80
with 2 years service. Write or apply
IN person to Mr.: G. B. Aldrich. PEo-
Piles DRUG STORES. INC. $40
18th st. NV, Washington. D. C.
t snd s.6f SHr n.y. oyer a i9E ii Ea. : sSs
PHARMACIST, licensed in D. C.
full time. for summer only: position
gust, 4O-hour. 5Is-day week. nc
airy. S225 per hour. EX. 3-593S.
PHARMACIST: Colored. full time,
Mersky, TTRiANoLE PHMcY. -
PHARMACY STUDENT, 2nd or 3ro
year. full time during summer. part
drugstore. FOUR CORNERS
PHARMACY. 1928 colesville I'd.
Silver Spring. jU. 5-9672.
PHOT0GRAPHER-Long established
studio has opening for experienced
portrait operator; 6-day week, per.
manent position. BOX 3S1-G. Star
PHYSICAL THERAPlST. must b
res. New 325-bed hospital. well.
equip. dept. Excel. sal. and vacation
policy. Life ms. and disqualification
furn. Chief and star pos; open. Ap'
ply administrator, ROANOKE NE
PLAsTERER, experienced, full Of
must have transp. Box 23O-0
PLUMBER, registered. for full o.
part time. for real estate work
must have transp. Box lbl-o
Star.
PLUMBERS, exper. men only; pleas
state Qualifications, phone number
and salary expected TO Box 0S
PLUMBING AND HEATING EST.
MATQR-Sales mAnager for OLE
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tractor: must have car. Apply DO,
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PORTER DELIVERY. colcred. owe
Is, $50 TO Q daily. DISTRICT
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PORTERs. general helpers; modern
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no experience necessary. but ref
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,.i c9lor ss7 d, .TeiusIv. nm .p sTGt
ment building; pleasant WORKING
conditions: only sober, steady per.
son. Apply to resident manager
with references 10 am. Monday
2460 18th st. nv.
PORTER
Experienced. 35 TO SIS years old
references required. Apply RIM. 3le
1924 K street NV. cAFRITZ CO.
PREssER, steady or part time; mus
be reliable. Apply pU-RrTE VALET
S14 II st. ne.
PRICING CLERK, with bookkeepinl
knowledge. or national organiza'
ton: wonderful advancement op'
portunities; working hrs. l pm
20 IL pm. 5 days vk.; 400 Calvert
ave. Alex. Va. Call KI. s-0250.
PRINTER, all.round man. Non
union. RA. 3.5399.
PRINTING SALESMAN
For Job shop: must have exper
In selling printing. IA. 1885 week
days.
PRODUCE MAN for self-service su.
DAY and working conditions. Appl,
in person, BUCKINGHAM SUPER.
MARKET. 1928 Rhode Island
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ENGINEERS
PHYSICISTS
FOR
RELIABILITY

"ARINC" Reliability reports today rate high
In any list Of recommended reading on Electronic
Reliability. This reflects the we'll established
position Of AIRING Aeronautical Radio, Inc, and
affiliate Of the commercial airlines) as a recog-
nized leader in the field Of Reliability Research.
ARlNCS work in this field encompasses all as
poets OF research engineering development,
applications, design and laboratory problems, to
the analysis Of maintenance techniques Practical
engineering problems and knotty theoretical
questions alike challenge the technical personnel
Of this organization.
There are now available senior positions
offering real responsibility to individuals in this
new and crucially important area Of electronic
research. These positions are in our basic re-
search divisions in Washington, d. C.
Because Of the nature Of our organization
and the steady expansion Of our research pro-
grams there is unlimited opportunity for con-
tinual professional growth. We are convinced, in
fact, that as an organization, we can advance
only as our professional personnel grow and de-
velop in this new area Of research.
PLEASE CONTACT MR.. c. p. soNNEBoRN
At ME- $4,000. Extension 2S7
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JANIToR, CoLoRED

Experienced. for Alexandria, Va
garden-type project Must be sober
reliable and able to furnish satisfac.
tory local references: must also b
familiar with stoker operation. Good
salary and quarters provided. II
you cannot meet above qualification.
20 aH not ssop agRly' For in,eryie., cal
g;31 and IL am. on Monday OF
Tuesday.
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-. then YOU can find
a CAREER at the
Special Radar Project
of General Electric's
Heavy Military Electronic
Equipment Department

Many old concepts must be left
behind. many new ones gener.
ated In developing new cleo
tronic systems having appli-
cation 70 the hallistie missile
defense environment. We are
looking for men who can gen
crate these new eoneepts-who
can extrapolate beyond the
limits OF the known.
There are openings nov IN
this special task force group
for auslined men with ( TO 10
years experience TO develop
new concepts In work that
taxes every professional skill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-19

Colored. married, no children, Must
have local references; GOOD saiary
and quarters, Apply Mr.. Gates Of
NJ kitterbuSh. u. @. sMTTHY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-19
ENGINEERS


ELECTRoNIC MECHANICAL
Most engineers in the Washington area are familiar
with MELPAR and are aware Of how we have grown
during the short span Of 10 years. from our initial
conception to q firmly established organization.
Subsidiary Of the Westinghouse Air Brake Co., and
the largest industrial research laboratory in the
Washington area.
The growth Of our company has Of course been
accompanied by the growth Of the individual engi-
neers on our staff. They have found no lengthy
waiting period before the opportunity for advance
nent presents itself. AS soon as they are prepared
to accept additional responsibility, it is given.
Individual recognition is fundamental for advance
ment at MELPAR. Years Of experience, age, senior
ity are all secondary to the merit Of an engineers
Job performance in determining his growth.
Consider this invitation to visit our laboratory
in Falls Church. We are proud Of our company and
welcome the opportunity to discuss its merits and
how you can become member Of our expanding
technical staff
FOR AN APPOINTMENT
CALL TECHNICAL PERSONNEL REPRESENTATIVE
JE. $4,000. EXTENSION 2l4
Openings presently available in the following
fields
Network Theory 'Radar and Counter
Systems Evaluaton measures
'Automation 'Packaging Electronic
'Microwave Technique Equipment
'UHF. VHF or SHF 'Pulse Circuitry
Receivers 'Microwave Filters
sAnalog Computers Flight Simulators
'Dgital Computers Recommendations
Magnetic Tape Observation-Disclosures
Handling electro Mechanical Design
equality Control and Test Engineering
'Antenna Design
Apply In Person
Monday Through Friday
8 Am. to 4 PM
MELPAR, INC.
OF WESTINGHOUSE AIR BRAKE
5000 ARLINGTON Blvd FALLS CHURCH, VA.
CTake Arnold W. Bus From 18th and sts NV.
70 Plant Entrance)
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS plate shoT
layer outs. plate shop litters: mus
be experienced. able 10 work from
drawings. Apply IN person, : am
pm. TREApWELL coNsTRUc,
TON CO.. Midland. Pa. Mission
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-19
MELPAR, INC.

SUBSIDIARY OF WESTINGHOUSE AIR BRAKE
5000 ARLINGTON BLVD. FALLS CHURCH, VA.
(Take Arnold va Bus From 18th and sh. NV.
70 Plant Entrance)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-19
PROJECT STATISTICIAN
STATISTICIAN

Aeronautical Radio, Inc, has positions pres
emily available in their Reliability Research De-
partment. In these positions the persons
employed will be concerned specifically with
statistical analysis and evaluation of data relating
to reliability predictions of systems equipments
and components.
The Project Statistician will be responsible
for specific reliability projects as assigned and
will entail statistical analysis and the valuation
Of reducted data design Of experiments conducted
in field operations, statistical assistance to other
members Of the professional staff, and the de-
velopment Of new technques and methods to
include developing mathematical models.
The Statistician will be responsible for aiding
Project and Analytical Statisticians in the areas
assigned and will entail applying developed tech
niques and new methods of raw data, perform-
ing statistical tests OF data and assisting with
tabulations and computations Of reduced data for
use by other members Of the professional staff.
These positions are specific scientific statistical
positions in an area Of endeavor where much of
the work will consist Of pioneering in the field Of
reliability research.
For Statistician degree in statistics or mathe-
MATES is required. Some experience In industry
desirable but not necessary. For Project Stats
tician, graduate degree in statistics Is required
Experience in design Of experiments is very desir-
able.
For further information and to make arrange.
n1ents to talk to statistical members of our staff
concerning these positions, please contact Mr..
G. p. Somehow, ME. S-S600 extension 2S7.
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BOX 285-D, STAR

PHARMACIsT-NeWest. Imost mod
downtown store desires man for
eve. shift. Top sal. Excel. working
eond. PENNSYLVANIA DRUG CO.,
MA. ~S-D666.
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HELP-MEH

PAINTERS. experienced only. S3.os
per hI. Apply Bldg. GIL. located
on l4th St. IT. Belvoir. Va. Mon
morning. z am.
PARKING ATTENDANT, apply park.
ing garage. 1907 New York ave
NV,
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HELp-MEM

PURCHASING AIDE-Young man
with. purchasing or acc citing. exper..
ct least 5 yrs. employment in
either classification. To be en-
ployed in. purchasing dept. Retire
ment and leave BENEFITS. Director
SANITARY commission. 40i7
Hamilton st.. Hyattsyille. Nd.
REAL ESTATE sALEsMAN-Earn
while YOU learn: II you have the
can show YOU income immediately
the qualifications. cali Mr. Hughes
tor interview. HAGEN g. HUGHES
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN or wom-
an. experienced. full time; new
ground-no once next to Wheaton
Post Once. Member multiple list
u.s. s1lf LFZrc Il sual Rss1,orp sriTH o
REAL ESTATE statesmen (2)
once presently selling Subdivisions
and brokerage. We will also offer
unusual deal to man who can in
telligently sell acreage and COM
mercial ground. Get in on the
ground floor Of Silver Springs fast
est growing ONCE: licensed In D. c.
ana Maryland. Call Mr.. Peoples.
=. go BLANCHARD. REALToR. ~.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN-Fxcel
opportunity for willing worker. can
- ROGER MOSS. Ho 10000
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
Experienced preferred, but not
necessary: looking for q man am
bilious. eager and available at all
ZINES sa1ts:. one vacancy only for the
once In N. Virginia. Thousands Of
dollars OF advertising; 3O-car park
ing lot: unlimited help, Call MI.
Erich at GOTHAM REALTY. INC. ;,
JE. 2.73OO.
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SALESMAN. experienced. for piano
saleswork; immediate opening offers
highly desirable opportunity. Apply
in person or phone or write for
interview
Hugo Worch Piano Co.
925 q st. NV. Ma. $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-31
Broccoli
Bernuise

~ cup butter or margarine
Ia tablespoons lemon Juice
3 egg yolks. well beaten
u teaspoon salt
Dash cayenne pepper
! teaspoon onion Juice
u teaspoon tarragon
! teaspoon chopped parsley
! tablespoon tarragon vine
gar
4 bunch fresh broccoli. cooked
Divide butter into 3 pieces, put
piece in top part of small
iouble boiler. Add lemon juice
and egg yolks. Place over hot
water (hot boiling and cook
slowly. beating constantly with
/ wire whisk or beaten. When
he butter is melted add the
second piece of butter and as
he mixture thickens. add the
third piece. Cook over hot
water. stirring constantly, until
,hickened, Remove from water
Immediately. Add seasonings
and vinegar. Serve over cooked
broccoli. Makes six servings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-31
Roasting Lamb

When is a lamb roast cooked
to just the right degree Of done
ness? Well prepared roast
lamb will be plump and juicy
with the outside crisp and
golden brown. If using a roast
meat thermometer. the internal
temperature will register ITS F.
for medium and 100 F. for a
well done lamb roast. Lamb is
always served piping hot or
cold. never lukewarm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-31

popovers in heat resistant
glass custard cups. Don't bother
to grease the custard cups. The
glass cups do not have to be
preheated. either.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-31
Crust Around O Hole

A "crust around q hole" Is
some wag's definition of q pop
over. For easy making. bake
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-31

November md No sclss to dseles We reserve the right
10 limit quantities
The Miami times., 1957-03-02
Betty Landry, Ohio. 22l
Evelyn Watkins, Ohio,
Anna Mae McGriff, Coz
SECOND FLIGHT Mgf

Sam Simns, Nashville. l6l
Ben Brown, New York, l66
Lee Young California, l67
SECOND FLIGHT WOMEN
Mary Minor, Washington. 2S6
Will Brundant, Detroit, 245
Alma Fayhorn, Penn, 24l
THIRD FLIGHT MEN
John King. Gary, I'll
The Miami times., 1957-03-02

Iu
Tallahassee - A slaw under
which residents Of locality could
abolish or suspend public schools
tc prevent racial violence - viii
be recommended to the Legisla-
The Miami times., 1957-03-02

.es, Joe
If ToUrn(
Ted Rhodes Of St. Louis fired
l39 in the professional division
and his city mate, Joe Roach
scored 144 among the amateurs
to take top honor in Ray Mitch
ellis North and South Golf Tour
nament here this week. II was the
4th Annual Winter Tourney and
drew more than 200 contestants
from all over the u. S.
MAv, ord .-r-~sv,1ox, y@,-~o o~l .~~
The Miami times., 1957-03-02
teur trekked the Tut Holmes Atlanta, Isl
Miami Springs Municipal Johnny Savoy, New York lS6
Course by day and highly Dell Williams l62
entertained each evening with FIRST FLIGHT WOMEN

the gay confines Of the Sir John
Hotel.
Winners got. an added thrill
when the trophies were presented
by Nat King" Cole, who took
Tine off from his record-breaking
Engagement at the fabulous Eden
Roc Hotel on Miami Beach. The
Trophy Awards Ball was held
Monday night II the Fiesta Room
If the Mary Elizabeth Hotel.
Winners and scores for SO holes
were as follows:
PROFESSIONALS
=.
The Miami times., 1957-03-02

-
1857 SIXTEEN
The Miami times., 1957-03-02

Roach
~
AMATEUR WOMEN'S
CHAMPIONSHIPS
Mrs. Eolaine Thornton, Los
Angeles, 180
Mis- Myrtle Patterson, Cleveland.
1856.
Miss Amelia Lucas. Washington.
d. c. l92.
FIRST FLIGHT MEN
The Miami times., 1957-03-02
Observation-Disclosures

~ ~ :
"a, SATURDAY, MARCH 2,
The Miami times., 1957-03-02

unnecessarily to the 1855 special
session which enacted several
other laws tn r1rovnnf hmm adiafo

mass integration.
The attorney general said he
believes the people should be able
to abolish or suspend schools and
other public facilities "as a last
The Miami times., 1957-03-02
drew more than 2

from all over the u. S.
Eov, orl t-r-0s,,a1x, v@x~a
Evening star., 1957-12-29

print sheath dress and wore
white orchids.
Out-of-town guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Dolan
of South Bend. Ind. and Miss
Judy Carpenter. q debutante
from Wilmington. Del.
Miss Keoeh Is q freshman
at Bennett College In Mill
brook. N. Y. and Is majoring
in art. She Is the grand
daughter Of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis b. duFief and the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J.
Keogh OF Scranton. Pa.
She will be honored again
on December 30 when Gen.
and Mrs. Thomas C. Mus
grave will give q dinner party
at their home on Garfield
street.
Evening star., 1957-12-29
Miss Katherine Keogh
Presented to Society

Miss Katherine du Fief
Keogh was presented to
Washington society yesterday
ct q tea dance given by her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Mi
chael Francis Keogh at the
Washington Club.
Mrs. Keogh and Kathie
formed the receiving while
Mr.. Keogh and Kathie's sub
deb sister Adele mingled
among the guests. Dancing
was to Sidney's orchestra.
Tall. slim and blond Miss
Keogh wore a long white
gown Of chiffon with q
sheered band of the shoul-
der. The tight bodice was Of
Chantilly lace and bands OF
the lace we're inserted in the
full skirt. She carried a bou-
quet Of tiny sweetheart roses.
Mrs. Keogh chose a red
Evening star., 1957-12-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Valentine
Chase Sherman Of Chevy
Chase announce the marriage
Of their daughter Mary Me-
lissa to Mr.. Charles Louis
Chestnut. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis c. Chestnut of Spokane.
Wash. and Tucson, Ariz. The
wedding took place yester-
day in All Saints Episcopal
Church. The couple will live
In Forest Hills. Long Island.
DolY-GerrY
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Jo-
seph Cruickshank Gerry of
Spartanburg. S. c., announce
the marriage Of their daugh-
ter Agnes Astrid Cruickshank
to Mr.. Edward Fenwick DAILY,
son Of Mrs. Ruth Starratt
DAILY Of Chevy Chase and
Mr.. Edward Fenwick DAILY OF
Washington. The wedding
took place yesterday in st.
Paul's Catholic Church. Spar
tanburg.
Holleder-Pierce
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
Gaver Pierce OF Alexandria.
Va. announce the marriage
Of their daughter Caroline
Evening star., 1957-12-29
upholstered furniture

Donovon Shops lounge chairs, charcoal text -l6o. ss.
Chesapeake lawson lounge choir foam cush.-l2o. SS
Hickory Fr Prov. high back chair. beiee-----l54. SO.
Heritose lounge choir spring down, toost----236 l6o
Miehisan Fr Prov lounge choir. fruitwood---3l8 lS9
Heritose fireside choir buttoned back. seo--l37 49,
DrexeI & Amer pine wing choirs print------l2O, So
Heritage pillow back lounge chr spring down-267. l9o
Miehison occos chair, black qnd gold frome-l7e o5
Heritose curved beck choir turq and beige --20l l4S
Heritage buoned book choir oosters turq--l95. l39
Ktnser Prince of Eose reclining choir turq 200 l59
Michigon Fr. Prov open choir, fruwood-278. 1884,
Donovon Shops butoned back solo, foam, trq-288 1885,
Miehison 78" SOTO. persimmon text skirt----39o 23S
Hickory Fr Prov sofo spring down, eoeshe- 1896 2S9
Grcnd Ropds ! l6" SOTO. button cush beee--735. 579
Miehison Shops. Fr Prov. pc sectonol----o76. 52e
Heritage tufted back sofo skirt spring down538 49
Miehison lto Prov. z pc sofo cone orms----580 29o
Donovon Shops loose pillow boek SOTO. toost--486 335
Evening star., 1957-12-29
occasional furniture

Brondt n,oho commode. bross trim. 2ox28--- S. II.
ImperioI nohe step toble leather top 49, ~.
Sigh Classic Prov walnut secretoy--------3O5 l9S.
Brondt Pembroke mohe toble bross trim 49, SO.
Hekmon nooho. cocktail tobe eother top-ll4 50.
Hekmon moho end tobIe. drower formco troy 85 AZ.
Brondt roho step tobIe bross TRIM 2Ox3O--- S. "a.
Wemon figured mohe inIod choirside tobe- 80 4o.
Wemon inland noho round cocktail toble-- 85 81.
Mosoie top tobIe 28xl8 black wro iron legs oo a..
Henredon drower moho botcheIor chest---l To- 79.
Wemon nIod mohe. step tobIes 20x30---- 80 81.
lmperioI nIod mohe step tobIes, bross----- 80 3S.
HolIond figured moho coekto toble ovo-- S. -.
Evening star., 1957-12-29
WEDDINGS

Van Antwerp to 1t. Donald
Walter Holleder. U. s. A.. son
Of Mr., and Mrs. Irving Alex
ander Cowles Of Webster, N.
Y. The wedding took place
yesterday in the Fort Myer
Post Chapel. The couple will
reside In Hawaii.
Logue-MulveY
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Mulvey announce the mar
riage Of their daughter Pa
trtcia Ann to Mr.. Richard
James Logue Of Westminster,
Nd. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul A. Logue. The wedding
took place yesterday in the
Shrine Of the Most Blessed
Sacrament.
Burks- Douglass
Mr.. and Mrs. Inman H.
Douglass announce the mar
riage Of their daughter
Katherine to Robert Allan
Burks, son Of Mrs. Nan Burks
and the late Mr.. Martin z.
Burks Of Dallas. Tex. The
ceremony took place yester-
day in Perkins Chapel on the
Southern Methodist Univer-
sity campus in Dallas. The
couple will live in Dallas.
Evening star., 1957-12-29
modern furniture

Hsnredor she'll finish writing desk-l6o 7e.
Donovon Shops pillow back lounge chor-----l5o 50.
WythviIle solid elm Iounoe choir brown 49, IS.
Donovon Shops butoned back sofo foom tex 340 238.
Armstrons z De- sect SOTO, foom chorcooI--3eo 2S9.
Sigh cord tobe and four choirs upho seots267 1919.
Donovon Shops loose pillow back 90" sofo374 2So.
RoyoI Lounge ormIess chor buttoned seot---l34 50.
Royal Lounge buttoned bock lounge chor---l29 IS.
Mehisen walnut and cone lounge choir plaid -274 l4o.
Armstrong lounge chair, foam cush eod----l24 50.
DrexeI Profile chair rose texture IS.
Wythevis 2-pc. sect sofo persmmon text 10 l3o.
Evening star., 1957-12-29
dining room

Georgetown Galleries solid rohe arm chors- So a..
DEexe Amer round pine ext tobIe chors 32O loe.
Howell AZ" round fornico top tobe--------- 90 IS.
Howell fornico top serving tobIe 81 10.
Kinde cherry oval ext tobIe buffet. hutch 8o2 $50.
Thomosvle Ito. Prov. opc cherry group ---572 379.
buffet, ovo ext tobe. gloss door china. side chair
French Prov formico top ext tobIe---------l05 IS.
BFondt ovol mohe ext. table, chairs SO.
Brondt pc. Classic mohe dining oroup-----623 rs.
buffet bose with
Henredon pc cherry mist dining group 1874 75s.
81 buffet with gloss door ching oo obe side
Drexel Cosuotone nohe 54" buffet l46.
Evening star., 1957-12-29
bedroom

Georgetown Galleries solid moho beds------l3O 48.
fut
PennsyIvono House drower cherry chest---l87 l4e.
Henredon Prov doub Storage bed, tobes- s--442 2Se.
Drexel 3-piece Sirocco unit unit-------------245 l69.
3-drower chests end ~oniy
kndel Drectoire cherry double bed-------- g. -.
Henredon moho. and bross double bed ------llo IS.
kinde Mr.. and Mrs dual heodboord Fr Prov 24O l39.
white with gold
Drexe decorated double bed, mople-------- 90. "a.
Thomosvile pc. cherry bedroom group Al 299.
o Prov 6drower double 5d~er chest double bed
Drexe droWer pine chests ---l4O. 79.
Sigh Classic Prov bedroom pieces wolnut $50 2S4.
double bed consisting Of chest eobne ico shelf
Drexel Treasury mahogany Apo. group AIS Z99.
lo-dro~e double dresser beds.