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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-28
SAM BLANKEN & CO.
GOLDEN OPPORTUNITIES
Md. Cleaning Plant & Valet
High.class Nd. neighhorhood: $3.50
wk. vol. bus. Needs live wire: gocd
terms.

GROCERIES
I. Va, Si,So0-Sl. roo vkly, vol
be be-, ns si.S SosI'e, w sH vi nSSS Ss
$4,000. L.s,B., mod. Nv. otrs.; .se
8. DC, $4,000 VIZ. vol bus.
$4,000 dn.: stocked: hrs.. s-S, Sun
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Restaurants & Carryouts

/, Carryout cafeteria, seats 50
sells. beer and food: $4,000 last
years vol. bus. Has 50-ear parking
lot; $4,000 down: good terms.
/, 2. Carrycut. seats 20; needs beef
bad does $3.50 VIZ. W. $500 dov q
good terms.
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900. coLoREp. -,

, ,ass sS n. sI;sfN, I 81, s,y s.,,.
Colonial trent porch. full bsmt: Of
h.;w hea,; brick esraEe: priced
j. LEE pogNElLy q SON
Ma. e-73i6 Ewes, wO. 1895:
coIoRED-bRInETwoop
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CAPITAL WANTED
$500 WEEKLY SALES

GROCERY: 6.daY operation; closed
sundays and holidays: est. 80 yrs.
nov yenod and air cond,; in exclu
Sive ATl. area: no competition prob
lens. ONcE-IN-A-LIFETIME Or.
PoRTUNITY: low rent or VII 81
sitkin, KE. e-932e. ALBERT u
COHEN CO.. IA. 2-i66I,
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OPEN SAT. AND SUN. e.s
g rms, : baths; rec. nm: wall
t6wsll cArpetinG. dranes. blinds
chandelier; mirrored wall in liv. I'm
Lee. yard
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Va, SS,O00-tlo. 900 vk, vol. bus
$4,000 plus stock: stock down pymi
Heaut. lge, equip. store, with ad
parking lot.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-05-16

ANTIQUES WANTED
There is Ready CASH in your Attic
or Basement We pay highest
prices for old Brie-A-Brdc. furniture.
old dolls ond particularly cut gloss
items. Just telephones:
GL. l-0724 YE. 2-8877
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-05-16

WANTED by invalid, second hand
Tarzan books to buy or borrow,
author Edgar Rice Burrows. UL.
1-2345.
WANTED: Used e-humidifier. reason
able. HI. 2-53l4.
WANTED: Studio couch or hide-a-bed.
Ii. l-2850
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-05-16

SPECIAL spring rates, rubbish remov-
al. yards, garages, Easements, what
have you. MU. 1-6068.
ROTOTILLING, blowing, discjng, lawn
4-0487
TREE service, lowest rates. free esti-
mates. UL. 1-4341.
WINDOWS repaired, ropes, glass, loose
putty replaced plumbing and cleo
trical repairs, reasonable. PO. 1918.
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Her; ! IRE 3I!5 ESQ }! bra 1I+13!I 1857 n land
L!22!L THAT ion an: y
THE WAR IS ON! PRICES BLASTED!

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Washington asked for and
With holds bored! Today we'll do than
doonoths the merchandise could equal this
oush think you've ~ and Appliance hont
bond
spanking hurry. right GEORGE. Warehouse!
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-01
Simone Silva, ~,
Picture Actress

LONDON, Nav. 80 tH1.--Si-
none Silva. red-hAired film ac-
tress who caused a near riot
at Cannes in 1854 by stripping
to the waist to be photographed
with Robert Mitchum. was
found dead in her apartment
here tonight.
She was 20. Indications were
that she died q natural death.
A friend said Miss Silva had
recently suffered from a kidney
ailment and spent a week in
the hospital She appeared on
a televtsion program last Mon
day however. and had signed
a new contract to sing at a
downtown London restaurant.
Police said there were no In
dications OF suicide and no sus-
pieion of foul play.
The incident with Mr.. Mitch
UNI occurred at a picnic held
IN connection with the annual
Aim festival three years ago.
Mr.. Mitchum was said to have
been taken by surprise and was
annoyed.
The child Of q French father
and Italian mother. Miss Silva
was born in Cairo. She came TO
England when she was II. She
was once married to Cecil Sill
yer. That marriage was dis
solved in 1854.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-01
Cardinal Piozzu, Secretary
Of Voticun Congregation

VATICAN CITY. Nov. 80 up
-Adeodato Giovanni Cardinal
Piazza. Italian secretary of the
vatican's CONGREGATION for the
Consistory. died tonight after a
f,ve-day illness.
His death brought to 10 the
number of vacancies in the
Roman Catholic College OF
Cardinals. whose full compile
ment Is 20.
Cardinal Piazza's illness had
stirred speculation that Pope
Plus XII might possibly call q
consistory to name new cardi-
mails. There has been no con-
tirmation Of these reports.
The Consregation for the
Consistory is one Of l3 congre-
cations that govern Catholic
affairs. They are similar 10
government ministries.
Cardinal Piazza suffered q
stroke Tuesday. II partly para
ylzed his left side. Pneumonia
then set In.
Cardinal Piazza was born In
a village In the Alpine region
around Trent In North Central
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-01
Fred Sears, A,
Film Director

HOLLYWOOD. Nov. 80 tP.--
The body OF Fred Sears. a.
film director OF many rock N
roll pictures. was found in his
studio Office today.
Mr.. Sears apparently died Of
natural causes. said Al H. Win
serter. chief Of studio security
police. Mr.. wingerter said he
broke into the directors ONCE
when he noted a light burning
this afternoon and no one an
wered his, knocks.
Mr.. Sears. q native Of Boston
Mass. attended Boston College
and vas a stage director in
New York before coming to
Hollywood. He also directed
the Memphis Little Theater
and instructed in drama al
Southwestern University. Mem
phis.
His pictures included Miami
Story" Fury at Gunsight
Pass" "Teen-Aee Crime Wave, =
Rock Around the Clock. .
Don't Knock the Rock" and
Rumble on the Docks" He
also has directed television
shows for Ford Theater. Damon
Runyon Theater and Celebrity
Playhouse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-01
Chester }. Sporks, 81, Long
Active in Cemetery Work

Chester J. Sparks. 81, presi-
dent Of National Cemetery Con-
sultants. Inc. died yesterday at
Doctors Hospital.
An erea resident for II years.
Mr.. Sparks came here as vice
president Of Fort Lincoln Gene
terry. and later set up his own
business. He was active in all
phases Of cemetery develop
ment and management in the
United States. Hawaii and
Canada. His home was at 1919
Maple avenue, Chevy Chase.
Md.
Mr.. Sparks was a past direc-
tor of the National Cemetery
Association. and a member Of
the American Cemetery Asso-
citation.
He also was a charter menu
Der and past treasurer Of the
washington National Sales
Executives. He was a fourth
degree member OF the Knights
Of Columbus. WASHINGTON
Council. and belonged to the
Prince Georges knights Of
Columbus. and the Holy Name
Society.
Born in Louisville, KY. Mr..
Sparks lived for many years
in Detroit. where he was assoc
ciated with General Motors,
and In the real estate field.
He is survived by his wife.
Mrs. Beatrice HarTeld Sparks.
and a son. James H.. both OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-01
Wade 10 Head
|SAC's BaI|istic
Missile Force

OMAHA. Nov. 80 (P.--Maj.
Gen. David Wade. 47-year-o old
chief of stan Of the Strategic
Air Command. was given the
job today Of welding the bal
listic missile into SAC's world
wide striking force.
Gen. Thomas s. Power. SAC
commander, said Gen. Wade
will head SAC's newly created
hallistic missile force. which
will complement and supple
ment" manned aircraft.
Earlier this week a SAC
spokesman estimated that SAC
manpower would have to be in
creased by about one third TO
assimilate the missile. because
a full bomber force would be
required at the same time the
missile is being developed.
Gen. Power reiterated this
today in his announcement.
Gen. Wade's sub-command.
Gen. Power said. will bring bal
listie missiles designed for stra-
tegic offensive under centralized
control and will be integrated
into the command TO make
possible its use of SAC's world
wide resources OF intelligence,
reconnaissance. materiel and
communication.
Like Gen. Curtis LIE May,
longtime commander Of SAC,
Gen. Wade came to the Air
Force oy way of a civilian coll
lege. A native OF Minden. La,
he holds an engineering degree
from Louisiana Polytechnic In
stitute. He entered the Air
Force as a cadet in 1885 and
during World War II he com
manded various bomber units
He went to the South Pacific
( in 1915.
He Joined SAC as q deputy
commander in California seven
years ago and went TO the Far
East as commander Of the 9sth
Bombardment Wing. one Of the
first SAC combat units to see
action in Korea. In 1852 he
was named commander OF the
57th Air Division at Fairchild
AFB, Spokane. Wash. In 1884,
he went to Forbes ALB, Kansas,
to head the 2lst Air Division
and in 1885 he came to SAC as
inspector general. He was made
1 a brigadier in 1856 and later
that year he became chief Of
staff. He was promoted to
major general last August.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-01
Lecture on Advent Set
At Trinity College HoII

A lecture and demonstration
on the Advent and Prepara-
ton for Christmas will be
given by Mrs. Daniel Culbane
at 4:30 pm. tomorrow in the
Social Hall Of Trinity College,
Michigan avenue and Franklin
street NE.
Mrs. culbane. who is a lee
turer on Christmas religious
customs. will light an Advent
candle wreath. representing the
four weeks approaching the
birth of Christ. as part of her
demonstration.
Trinity College will partici-
pate in a wreath ceremony of
its own with the senior class
lighting the first candle to-
morrow and the freshman class
concluding the service by light
ing the fourth candle on
Thursday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-01
Mrs. Helen S. Wright, IS,
D. c. Author and Artist

Mrs. Helen s. Wright, IS.
author and artist, died yester-
day at her home. 1919 @ street
NV.
A native OF Washington. she
was educated here and In Paris.
France.
Mrs. Wright's books covered
a wide field. polar explorations
to labor problems. She also
wrote cookbooks with a rural
flavor. as well as a novel, The
Valley Of Lebanon"
Her paintings were exhibited
here and In Massachusetts,. She
was n charter member Of the
art classes at the Cororan Art
Gallery.
Mrs. Wright was married TO
Charles Hewitt Wright In 1898
and moved TO Pittsheld. Mass,
where Mr.. Wright practiced
law. He died IN 1895.
She was q member Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-01
Mrs. Hunsboreer,
Active CIubwomun

PURCELLVILLE. Va. Nov.
80 tSpeciall.-Mrs. Carrie Hale
Hansbarser. 81, active club
woman and church worker.
died today at her home in Pur-
cellville. She was the widow Of
Charles A. HanSbarger.
A native OF West Virginia,
she came to Loudoun County
from Roanoke. Va, in 1918.
She had been a resident of
Purcellville for 81 years. Her
husband died in l949.
She was a former secretary
of the Purcellville Garden Club
and former corresponding sec
rotary Of Ketoctin Chapter.
OAR. She was a member Of
Bethany Methodist Church.
Mrs. Hansharger is survived
by four daughters. Mrs. j. Lynn
Cornwell. ST.. Of near Leesburg:
Mrs. J. Rupert Mohler. 4224
Van Ness street NV. WASH
ineton: Mrs. Bernard O'Keefe.
Of Boston. and Mrs. Jack z.
Russell Of Purcellyille: one son
John H. Hansbareer. PURCELL
vile; a sister. Miss Blanche
Hale. 25l7 Mozart place NV.
Washington, and nine grand
children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-01
cothoIic U. Aide
Heads Registrars
In Middle States

Miss Catherine r. Rich. reg
istrar OF Catholic University.
has been named president of
the Middle States Association
|of Collegiate Registrars and
Ofncers Of Admission.
Miss Rich, WHO lives at 60i5
Thirty-second street NV, Is at
tending the groups annual
meeting held during the list
annual convention OF the
Middle States Association of
Colleges and Secondary Schools
in Atlantic City.
She was named TO succeed
George A. Kramer of Rutgers
University.
The parent orgapization rep
resents schools in New Jersey.
New York. Pennsylvania. Mary
land. Delaware and the DistriN
Of Columbia.
Other organizations afiiliated
with the parent group also
named new officers, including:
The Middle States Associa-
ton Of Modern Language
Teachers-MisS Mary z. Row
land. Gainesville, Md, re-
elected secretary-treasurer.
College and university de-
partment. National Catholic
Educational Association. East
ern regional unit--Sister Co
lumbia of Washington. d. c..
chairman.
Secondary school depart-
ment of the NCEA. Eastern
regional unit--Brother Gabriel,
Baltimore. Md. chairman. to
succeed the Rev. George F.
Burnell Of Washington. d. c.:
Sister Mary Christopher, Bal
timorc, Md, vice chairman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-01
Jordan Gets
$40 Million
In U. S. Aid

AMMAN. Jordan. Nov. 30
LP1.--The United States today
handed hard-pressed Jordan
$40 million In economic aid.
In the last six months the
United States has given the
Arab government Of King Hus-
sein $40 million. II is nearly
double the $2l million promised
but not yet given TO Jordan by
Egypt and Syria.
A United States Embassy
spokesman said the payment
actually is an advance on 1858
funds set aside for Jordan.
A cemmunique said the
money would be used for prof.
ects now being prepared by the
Jordan Development Board
Deputy Premier and Foreign
Minister Samir Rifai told news
men he had informed the
United States Government the
$50 million it previously had
given to Jordan was not enough
to pull his nation through its
difficulties.
He said Americas position
in this part Of the world will
depend to a large measure on
the kind Of aid she is able TO
provide in this case"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-01
Services Slated
For Mrs. Lincoln

The funeral for Mrs. Louise
M. Lincoln. 4S. who. Montgom-
cry County police said. was
fatally injured while playing
Russian roulette after a
Thanksgiving dinner. will be
held at II am. tomorrow at
Stover's Chapel. StrashurR, Va
Burial viii be in Mount Carmel
Cemetery. Middletown, Va.
Police said Mrs. Lincoln. who
lived at 5033 Bradley boulevard,
shot herself in the temple with
a revolver containing one bullet
at the home Of a friend in
Chevy Chase.
Mrs. Lincoln Is survived by
her husband. Donald NJ. Lin
coin: a daughter. Miss Dee
Meredith Lincoln. both Of Hol-
lywood. Calf; three sisters.
Mrs. Rachel Vaughan. Airing
ton. Va: Mrs. Eleanor NJ
Yates. MiddletoWn; Mrs. Marie
NJ. Sanford. Clearwater Fla.
and a brother, Charles H.
Mitchell. Middletown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-01

Italy September 80. 1884. He
was ordained priest in 1908
A Carmelite. he was q chap
lain with Italian army units in
World War /. In 1872. he was
named secretary TO the general
superior OF the CaImelite Or
der. His service in the army
inspired him to write a book OF
poetry about military life and
patriotism. He had 1t published
Under the pen name. "Italo del
Carmelo." a reference to the
.carmelites.
In 1880. he was named arch
bishop OF Benevento. in South
ern Italy. Five years later he
went to Venice as that city S
patriarch. Venice has a patri-
arch instead OF an archbishop
The late Pope Plus X1 named
him q cardinal in 1897. In 1919.
Pope ius XII called Cardinal
Piazza to Rome and made him
head Of the CONGREGATION for
the Consistory.
This congregation ranks Sec
ond only to the Congregation
of the Holy Once. which is
headed by the Pope.