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Erin's SO Thrilled

days but they asked me back for two more.
was so thrilled"
Before Erin left the Godfrey company, one
of the ysdhead's top associates remarked to her:
I'm sorry Mr.. Godfrey wasn't here-he'd never
let you 60"
Erin's breathless comment on that-many
Continued On Next Page
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Wsek q March lT-Moreh n, 1857
CONTENTS

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Cover Story
By BERNIE HARRISON

BY BERNIE HARRISON
"6o how did Godfrey miss signing your"
asked
HE wasn't on the show when won on
Talent Scouts" Erin OBrien replied. peter
Lind Hayes was substituting on the morning
program. was only supposed to be on for three
, 1957-12-24
Editorial
1857

CHRISTMAS THIS year world attention is TO
cussed on the result of the top level NATO meeting
which President Eisenhower attended. Cutting into the
efforts Of this conference was Premier Bulganin's let
tiers bearing peace o%vertures.
WHILE H situation is grave in the Middle
East. in Europe and while some of the cheer and
color of Christmas will be somewhat dimmed, yet there
is nothing to take the place Of Christmas. It is the civil
lied worlds spirit Of genuine peace and good will to-
wards all men.
THIS CHRISTMAS, TOO there is much for
which to be thankful. At least there is no shooting war,
and our sons are not sacrificing their lives in the cause
Of freedom and human dignity in some remote spot Of
the globe. The gratitude in this respect is that men are
learning to argue their differences rather than shoot
them out.
THIS CHRISTMAS, WE here also have much to
be cheerful about. Living standards are high, employ
ment presents no problem, and for the time being, at
least, there need be no tightening of the belt to meet
what Christmas offers. Those less fortunate will have
ali opportunity to enjoy the day, and share it with
Others in the good things OF life.
FROM HI STANDPOINT Of our political life,
there is much to be cheerful about. There are sufficient
funds for the major public projects and to carry on the
normal functions of government. This, while not being
given unusual publicity, is a condition for which much
satisfaction could be expressed, for without it concerns
would rise, requiring immediate action, some of it
drastic.
FROM THE STANDPOINT of both the world as a
whole, and our own situation here, as individuals and
as a political entity, this Christmas will find us in con-
dition as good, or better than in many previous years.
THE AVIS TAKES this opportunity to wish our
, 1957-12-24

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Pic. tubes: new. 81 In suar, =
rs, ins .s FRtss: 2i.in, RCA' So
DUPONT. 1915 nth nv. AID,
4-0636. 10 am. TO 10 pm. daily,
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FURNITURE
Liquidation Sale

Must liquidate entire present
stock TO make room for fall mer-
chandise. Some Of the finest quality
new f"rniture In the Metropolitan
area. Bedroom suite, tremendous
values In sofas. chairs and Sec
tionals. By far the best buy on
nationally advertised mattresses
and box springs. lamps and cock
tail tables. Come early for the best
selection.
ALL SALES CASH AND FINAL
Small Delivery ChaFfe
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BETHESDA

Full-time employment. psrma.
nent: will train, some bioioey o.
chemistry BACKGROUND helpful OIL
4-340O.
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Sc. AREA-Furn, enc; y blk. TO
bus, large shopping center Imme-
date occupancy RA, 6-6s27.
DUPONT CIRCLE, Embassy Row
3 rms, $50; 1 RIM. xSh each
with Kit, bath. linen, utils' pu'
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK
ROOMS FURR-s.E..s.W.

s.E.-Master bedroom. front. viii
pvt. bath. Bus At door. Employed
adgu LII. l-7e42.
NEW[Y FURNISHED ROOM, ccn.
fort4ble, Available Immediately
10. &0657.
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Brothers Furnitnre Co.

Brothers Furniture Co.
. Blocks From Baileys Crossroads
Open y ri 4 Open q Til .
Sat. Til Jpn sat. mi 4 PM
FURN.. NEw-seiins Qua at less
than wholesale $40, Nv. rm',
Sfe5: $50 so dinettes. Si5 etc
40n Minnesota ave. ne LU. B.
FURN. Mod, sect. sofa; blond
tables. bedrm.. lounge chairs.
hide bed. lamps, chests. dresser.
hollywood beds, miscei. OV. g.
1857.
fURN.--2 handsome Stiekiey Wind
scr high-back armchairS. perfect
cond.. Stickley cobbier's bench:
early American, upholstered wins
chair, cherry wood. ~. s-i7a6.
FURN.--Maple bunk beds and /.
matching chests, sofa bed. foam
chair, washine machine. UN
FuRN.--lO-pc. din. rm. suite; q.
piece liv. rm. suite, Ape bedrm.
suite, den chair. III. $4,000
FURN.-Moving, must sell house
chairs dinette set. kit. cabinets
mahoR, bed. bookcases, etc. Sat
y to . pm, Lu. 2-67lD.
FURN.--Liv. rm. group cOnsistinp
OF foam rubber sectional sofa. Lane
corner table. lamps. chair. compl
mod. bedrm. suite and b-piece di.
nette; used only 3 mos All In
peri eond. Take over payments
OF 81 per wk. on low bal, due
Immed. free delivery. BROWNS
FURN. CENTER, 1908 Good Hope
I'd, Sc. LII, 4-3s02.
TURN $50: . chairs, $40
coffee table. SIS chest, $50; studio
couch, SIS; etc. XII. S-3s19.
FURN.-Entire contents Of apt
for quick sale reasonable. See al
1928 23rd ST. Sc Apt. .,
FURN.--Dlplomat wishes TO sci
furn.. air conditioner, used |
summer and auto. Hotpoint wash.
ing machine, used 10 mos. NE
4-a416.
FUR COAT, natural ranch mink
purchased Garfinckel; full length
Ike new. ~. s-l644.
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BOUCHT
GOES, PETS, ETC.

GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES
Axe, like Rin.Tin- Tin. Reas. Alsl
takine Xmas orders. ~. y-02O6
BOXERS. wks., m. and T., Axe
Oh. stock, tails cut, wormed, temp
shots. KE 6-D.es.
POODLEs, toy elegant. little whit,
male, 3 mos: Axe, shots
trimmed. Delightful personality
Phone AD. 4-O77e.
BOXER PUPS, 4 vks., pure but NJ
papers: reasonable, CIR. 3-0b17.
COLLIEs, females. Axe. champion
stcsk 2 nos perm. shots: 500
sETTERs. English: 10 mos. old
all shots: milestone strain. Cal
RE-. 5-sl01 after 4:30 pm.
AIREDALE, 10 weeks; Axe; hots
yoTmed:. excel. stock; ReaeonaDl'
for quick sale. u. 4-O23S.
PETS FOR ADOPTION 10 sultabl.
homes. Call WASH. ANIMAL
RESCUE LEAGUE. NO. 7-5730.
IRISH SETTER PUPPIEs, regis
tered: 5 weeks old; reasonable
". 2.O323.
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ROOMS FURN-MD..VA.

Is. ARL.--Gentleme ouset room
eonv. to PentAgon, on busline
IA j-JSJS.
MI. RAINfER-ciean, Comfortable
room for employed gentlemen
Private home; ref. AP. 7-0359
sIL. sPRING--Niceiy turn. front
Im. Simmons mattress, Kit. priv
lis; $50 mo. Ju. b-O497.
SINGLE RIM. for empl lady, S35
per mo. Near Hechts and Kann 8
on busline. Ref. ia. 6-ls1l.
ARL.- Lac. front rm., Closets
COW, transp.. unlimited phone.
il. 2-l763.
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MISCELLANEOUS FoR REM

CHAIN SAWS, pumps. generators.
TOOL 4 EouiP. Co. 10. b-6040.
CHAIN SAWS, vibTators, mortar
mixers. generators,. troweline ma
chimes, sidewalk forms. heaters;
sale, rental seryicel new and USED
y 4 Van oULlCk' Draper ~
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ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

1T. HOUSEKEEPING RM,, refgr
stove. water; suit. 2. 1918 lNth
ct. NV. CO. $4,000, AID. 2-g7SS
1919 18TH ST. N.W.-Lee. RIM. with
kltchenette, refer,, stove, SINK
next TO bath; $11.50 wk.
I540 r ST. NV. "The chuTehill'
Lee. Tm.. elee. refgr., grill, pvt.
bath; SIC week. NO. 7-9S6e.
Mr.. 18th ST. EMBAss., churches
shops, 3 transp., Gin, stove. refRr
white sec, frt.. child. AID. 10000
1900 MASS. AVE. N.W.--Lge, I'm.
nicely furn. enc. unit, pvt. bath
S22.50 Wk. no. 2-9569,
214S r N.W.--Lge. bsmt. studio
rm Refgf.. grill, Tv. shower, foam
mattress; S7-s1e TX 3-oo33
COLORRD--NICELY FURN.--Run.
ming water. stove, refgr; al
utils.: $3.50. Janitor. 1861 CO.
Iumbia I'd NV.
COLORRD--1 Ice. RIM. and pvt
bath; unfurn.. S45 per mo Apple
10 HOTEL LINCOLN. 18th and
Rhode Island ave. NV.
COLORED -N.E.-BEAUTIFULLY
furn. rm.; kit privils.; lady pre-
feFred. Cali IL. 3-634s.
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APIS. UaFURRIsRED-D. c,

APIS. uhFuRhlShED-p, 9.
1900 HARVARD ST. N.w.-2-bsd-
room apt > baths beautiful al;
1 conditioned x199 80 includes All
utilities, secretarial service.
2eI0 GARFIELD ST. NV lge.
rms, Includes modern kit coup
ment, share bath, porch; all utilS'
I sos. p ]. wAlsSHE. INC, lllS
Eve ST. NV. MA S-s46S
5 BEDRMs., 2 baths, liv. rm.. din.
rm., kit. and pantry; avan. Nov.
1. rental 5000 For information
contact Mr. SIMS, Elk. 3-9oS4'
{ 1919 daily
HOLBROOK ST. NE, 1890 6 blks.
mr.. 18th and HI nice rms. Isl
mr.: mod. S-family bldg ldry. and
locker In bsmt. heat ana hw.
I for S54 so, also, 1-ft. refgr
STKUART BROS INC. pJ. q
Excel. DOWNTOWN LOCATION,
/ : rms. and bath; reaS. rent. @O3o
q st. NV. Key in DRUGSTORE
(continpsd on Next Pasel
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MISCELLANEOUS FoR SAFE

REMEMBER THIS SUN, OCT. e7th
THE FRENCH POODLE DRESS
SHOP will be open from n am
4 pm, 10 celebrate their Jrd an
niversaTy sale Bargains galore IN
every dept A tremendous stock OF
coats. suits, DAYTIME and evenina
clothes THE FRENCH POODLE
DRESS SHOP. 1923 Conn. ave
bED. double. Louis XIV. ivory
so; glass-topped dresser and
mirror; SO bathinette, $40
BED. Hollywood, S2b, rue, gx14A,
$50; leather topped coffee table
$50. lge, Chinese Ming lamp, S35:
Ice. mahOR chest drawers, $50,
ST. $500, l-a pm.
BED, dbl. deck bunk; SO. j. II
oIcHNER. FE. a-6345, 2b13 N
BEDROOM, solid rock maple: orisi,
nally $500 sell for $3.50, avail
Fri. and Sat. DE. 2-474a.
BgDROOM--6-pc. Provincial bed.
room suite orig. SS0b: sell fol
$500 avail. Fri. and Sat DE
H-4I9b
BEDRM, SUITE, 9-piece Link-Tay.
loi blond finish; hnest quality
Can't be told from new TAX,
on low bal due. BROWNS FURN
CENTER, 1909 Good Hope I'd
Sc. LU. 4-3SOs
......~.
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BRAND FURNITURE
Includes linen service. china and
completely equipped kit, free Tv;
reasonable rates, 3 days 70
month: 10 minis. 10 Capitol BldE.
10. 2-t252.
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Dr.. Wulker Named
Heed Of Disciples

CLEVELAND. Oct. II Rl.--
Or. Granville T. Walker. pastor
OF University Christian Church,
Fort Worth. Tex. was elected
president Of the international
Convention Of Christian
Churches Disciples Of CHRISTI
yesterday.
He succeeds John Rogers. q
Tulsa tOKla.l layman. as head
Of the 2 miIlion-member Prot
estant assembly.
Declaring that quota proyi-
sions Of United States immi-
grafton legislation deny the
personal dignity Of some Euro
peans and Asians. the eonven-
ton yesterday urged "c0rrec-
tive measures"
The controversial resolution
was approved at final business
sessions Of the six-day conven-
ton. A similar resolution was
defeated Tuesday.
The measure calls for revi-
sion at two points: The ma
tional origins quota provisions
which by implication deny the
personal dignity Of Southern
and Eastern Europeans and
Asians. and those provisions
which discriminate between
the naturalized and native born
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pistol shots. in the 100 block
Twelfth street s. +.
Fire Department Pvt. Jere-
miah P. Fahey. 80. Of 23o2
Evans drive. Silver Spring. who
rescued another fireman from
a blaxiiig apartment house at
1888 Longfellow street NV,
February is. 1857.
Fire Department Pvt. Clar-
ence H. Nelson. a. OF l62 N
street NE. who carried q wom-
an to safety under adverse con-
ditions while her house at 476
M street S.W.. burned March
6. 1857.
Honorable mentions went to
Police Pvts. Benjamin J. Chap
lin. 81. Of Is Sixteenth street
S. E.: Joseph r. Evans. 30. Of
570l Chillufn Heights drive,
Hyattsville: Melvin c. Griffin.
IS. Of 1856 Sixteenth street
N. w.: and Carlton L. Rogers.
q. Of 2729 N street S. E.
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Milk quality kind needed for this rebuilding revtang.
boosting john drink that's completely delicious and refreshing
free of fat and unbeievaby easy mix NEW PET Instant
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|WelIing to Ask
Advisory Group
For Ideas on Roads

District Engineer Commits
sioner Alvin c. yelling viii ask
the newly formed Commission
|ers' Planning Advisory Council
for ideas on routing Of major
area expressways within 10
days.
Col. yelling wants members
advice on where superhighways
of the future would run and
when they ought to be built.
He told the council at d meet
ing last night he would send
advisers a mission letter" OUT
lining highway projects on
which the District needs adj
vice from community citizens.
Expected TO be included are
the controversial Baltimore
Washington expressway and
the Route 240 connections in
the District for the proposed
Maryland projects.
Council Chairman Francis j.
Kane also invited Kenneth M.
Hoover. who directs the current
$400. 900 congressional study on
area transportation, to the ses-
sion at the District Building.
District Highway Engineers
Douglas 8. BrinkIey and Gerald
!. Sawyer summarized current
six-year highway planning In
the District.
The council members de-
cided their primary job would
be to work the six-year pro-
gram into a more elastic 13-
year road building plan Of the
District. Col. Welling's letter
viii be aimed at helping them
with this realignment Of high
way projects.
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Club Federation
Wins Tex Appeal

The General Federation Of
Women's Clubs viii save 81 800
on its tax bill on headquarters
let 1884 N street NV, thanks
TO q United States Court Of
Appeals decision today.
The decision Of the court
followed an appeal by the Dis
trict Of an earlier decision by
the District Of Columbia Tax
Court that the property is tax
free. The District had insisted
the federation pay the money
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-17

despite . law passed BY Con-
gress providing the exemption.
The District held that the
law provided tax exemption for
the property starting July /,
1855, but President Eisenhower
did not sign the law until July
2. and the Commissioners are
required to approve such ex-
emptions on or before July I
Of every year.
The Appeals Court held that
since July / was q Sunday-not
a working day--the District
Commissioners should have
approved Of the exemption Of
the federation on July 2.
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Nixon Defers
|TriptoE Europe
~ the Associated press


The White House announced
today that vice President Nix
on win defer 4 trip TO Europe
until after adjournment Of the
next session Of Congress.
That means Mr.. Nixon viii
mot leave for Elfope until late
next summer or early in the
fall.
The White House announce
ment said Mr.. Nixon had
planned to visit various Euro
pedn countries late this month
and in November.
However. It has not proved
practical to work out such q
visit which would be responsive
to the Invitations received and
Il at the same time allow him
10 return TO meet commitments
in the United States later this
year" the White House said.
Accordingly. the Vice Presi-
dent Is deferring his trip to Eu-
rope and plans TO make this
visit after the adjournment OF
the next session of Congress. I"
At his news conference yes
terday. Secretary Of State
Dulles said the Vice President
probably would have to post
pone the trip. Mr.. Nixon him
self indicated as much later In
the day In San Francisco.
He said 1.-THE inevitable hap
'penedg and more and more in
vltations came In.
THE problem" he said. lis
TO accept all OF the invitations.
to try to visit as many coun-
tries as possible. and stu give
sufficient time to each to fit In
With THAR r,laf1e
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EurIy Start Urged
On YuIe Mailing

Christmas parcels destined
for persons In foreign countries
using Army and Navy post Of
fees should be posted November
! TO 20. the Post ONCE Depart
ment has announced.
AIR mail packages for Christ
m delivery should be mailed
from December l TO 10.
The Post Office reqxtts that
all packa Is be clearly adj
dressed afffnarked Christmas
Parcel"
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Moin Use Of Nickel

OTTAWA. - Stainless steels
and engineering alloy steels
take q major part Of aIi the
nickel produced in the world.
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partments.
Four other firemen and .
policemen also received heroism
awards in ceremonies proceed
ing an annual Washington
Board OF Trade membership
meeting in the Mayiower
Hotel.
Pvt. Martin. who lives with
his wife and l9-year-old daugh-
ter, at 4414 Jupiter street.
Rockville. Md. is only the
seventh to receive a Gold Medal
in the 10 years such awards
have been authorized. accord
ing to Deputy Fire Chief w. H.
Roman.
On July Z. 1856. Martin was
attached to Rescue Squad No. 2.
which was called TO the Grant
Building. Soldiers Home, where
Andrew Shanvryk. IS. sat on
q ledge at third-fioor level. APP
peals to the man brought only
more threats to jump.
Life Line Rugged
Shortly after the rescue
squad arrived, Shanvryk stood
and moved closer to the edge.
poised to leap. At that point.
Pvt. Martins co-workers tied
q life line around him and held
+. the other end.
Pvt. Martin then dashed
along the ledge, tackled Shan
vryk. and the two swung out
into space.
The firemen's citation read,
IN part:
The momentum Of his effort
carried both men into space be-
low the ledge. AS they swung
back against the building in
the darkness. Pvt. Martin re-
ceived tan) injury to (his)
right hand. including a severe
liberation. as well as abrasions
and bruises. and Shanvryk
suffered a cut head. Both men
were lowered by life line to
ROOF below
Silver Medals Awarded
Receiving Silver Medals, next
highest award for valor. at the
same ceremonies we're:
Fire Department Pvt. Frank
Russo. 20. Of 6720 Fairwood
road, Landover. Md, who res
cued four children from a
burning house at SO @ street
NV. April %, 1857.
Police Pvt. Paul H. Meyer
hoeffer, %. of 1909 Wingate
street, Bradbury Park. Md.
who caught four men in the
aLS Va AObbliB dn tCC NAEdAAl
store at 1905 Good Hope road
Sc. and arrested them Feb
ruary 4, I957--thereby ending
q series Of hold-ups.
Bronze Medals, third rank
ing award for bravery. were
given to:
Police Pvt. Jack c. Higgs. 80.
Of I'LL Fifty-eighth avenue.
Hillside, Md. who saw a house
burning while directing school
zone traffic at Minnesota ave-
nue. and Naylor road Sc. ran
into the blazing building and
awoke sleeping occupants.
Police Pvts. Robert M. Hud-
low. 80, of 1904 West Park
drive. West Hyattsville. and
Thomas Summerville, 30. Of
3205 d street Sc. who cap
tured hold-up man after a
foot chase April Q. 1857 in the
vicinity Of Tenth and X streets
NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-17
Life-Soving Leap Wins
Top Award for Firemon

re fighter who leaped into space three stories above
ground grab and woud-be suicide given the Dis
trcts highest award for heroism last night
Pvt ostel c. Martin a. presented with Gold Medal
by John A. Reilly chairman Of the District Commissioners
Committee Of Awards for valor Police and Fire De-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-17
For those who want the
fun Of feeling good!
You've known families who have H..

boundIess energy, the zip and enthusiasm
that makes them "lots of fun" Hereby un-
doubtedly is imPortant-so is the ability not
to eworry." M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-17

Police Pvt. Warren e. Peter
son. "a of 1925 Ely place s. E.,
who apprehended a wife-beater
May 10. 1857. after pursuit
punctuated by an exchange of
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to worry.

But what you eat and drink
Is important, tool
Science tells us that most of us would feel
better, live longer, have more sparkle and pep
if we had far less fat, far more protein in our
daily diets. Fat puffs out waistlines-sIows us
down. Protein rsbHiLds and rpitalizes tired
nerves and tissues-supplies energy with "stay-
ing power"
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-05
BOyCe Cruises to
South Afnerica

curtis y sRayce. ooatzwaisi Y
mate .cond usAss USN, son II,
MRS. Susie B5lee. u Faimvil4a.
and husband Sof thc former Ms
Elizabeth Scftr, If Gretna. KIM
parted from Norfolk June s:s
aboard. the d'1foyer USS Pui 5y
On d n1ldship.hln cruise to South
America VIII ! ~ Panama Canal
Al annual .svent for Naval ~
serve officer 'Ayaining Corps s4a-
dents rem cIlleges and universi-
ties tiaoughessl the country na
cruise IS desAnad To provide .ne
midsht9man Wlth TON the Abb
training foissaeir future care4fs
A. Na[y and'sdarine Corps o.fi-
GERS.
Ports Of csii, to be visited sl.-
clude Balboa and CristcbaI, Pant
anna Valparass5i Chile and Guxif-
tanama Bay. Cuba. before .fle