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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-09
Plonning
ToWork With
Aluminium?

Here are a few dos and
don'ts" to keep in mind when
working with aluminium:
DO use ordinary woodworking
tools. with a few exceptions, in
working with do-it-yourself
aluminium.
DO back all aluminium sheet
ing with a block of scrap wood
when drilling holes. which can
be done with q hand drill, a
brace and bit or a power drill.
DO prevent the clogging of q
file with aluminium grit by using
a long-toothed. single-cut file
and cleaning the teeth with a
file card or brush frequently.
DO saw this type of aluminium
with a hacksaw when cutting
rods, bars and tubes), with q
coping saw Ito make irregular
CUTS and with any kind OF
power saw Ito do any kind Of
Icuttlng).
! DON'T place aluminium tubing
in wise without using something
to protect the metal surface from
being marred.
I DON'T try to form sheet alu-
minum with a hammer unless
you are attempting to get a ham,
mered effect (planishing); 9
rubber or other soft-faced mallet
will prevent the metal from be-
ing damaged.
/ DON'T neglect to use rust
proof screws. rivets or other
!. fasteners.
DON'T forget that an antique
effect can be obtained on en-
bosSed aluminium by painting il
and then. after the paint is
dry, rubbing it with steel wool
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-09

WHY DON'T THEY?-When-
ever you get a group talking
about apartments. sometime
during the conversation someone
will come up with. well. why
don't they. :" do so-in-so.
We call these ideas, why
don't they's," and over the past
couple of years we've collected
quite a list sent in by readers
and expressed to us personally.
Here are few of them:
Why don't they
Have frozen-food locker space
available in apartment base
ments?
Have apartment tenants as
sociations which have welcom-
ing committee to make new ten
ants feel at home when they
first move in? Other possible
|committeeS-baby sitters, game
and hobby groups.
Provide new tenants with a
list of services offered by man
agement. along with names and
phone numbers of service per-
sonnet? apartment superin-
tendents. for example, can be
much more helpful than most
people realize.)
In many cases, there may be
some pretty good reasons why
they" don't In some cases, it
may just be that nobody sug-
Igested the idea. So why don't
you?
II you have any why don't
they's" of your own, send them
in to US. Apartment Forum,
Washington Evening Star, Wash
ington 4. D. c., so that we can
help you share your ideas with
other apartment dwellers.
\ BEDSIDE BUTLER-Are there
times when you wish you had a
favorite book. radio. magazine
or ash tray right at your bed
side?
In days gone by, it was pos
sible for some people just to call
the butler and have anything
they wanted delivered right to
them.
/ Today's bedside butler can con-
sist Of nothing more than a
small table or bedside stand. A
more adequate butler. however,
can be built with a minimum of
carpentry.
This item is merely a modern
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-09

FIRST Observation-Disclosures ENGLISH VILLAGE
OFF BRADLEY BLVD.-iF you NEED ONLY TWO BEDROOMS
DO NOT FAIL TO SEE THIS HOME! - $ls.s5o - 1902
ordinary 2.bedoom house-THs IS LITTLE DREAM" HOME
Perfectly beautiful setting very choice neshborhood Of costly
Lovely shode ond expensive pontnss lorse M
with fireplace Basement Screened porch Gorose Cos hot-wote
heot Excellent condition Must appreciated Wisconsin Ave-
Brodey Bd left continue Brodey post Wilson Lane
Rodnor left TO home.
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Preparation Needed

Two-thirds Of the total time
required for successful painting
inside the home is usually taken
up by preparation-and only
one-third is required for the
painting itself.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-09

POTOMAC PALlSADES-BRAND-NEW BRICK ToWNHoUsE-
BEDRooMS-zh BATHS-S147 CATHEDRAL AVENUE,
kW-oPEk SAT. l-6; SUM- l-6-ReoI style and Gloss Bed
and bath the living level Fireplace both living
eeeotn Big screen porch Butn Gorgeous oil cleo
for from BoreIH and Spring Valley MorAthu Blvd cohedo
Ave, right TO home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-09

BETHEsDA-HI6HLY CONVENIENT AND DESIRABLE EDGE
MOOR AREA-oUT- oF-ToWN OWNER URGES QUICK
SALE-7Sl5 MARION LANE-oPEN SUM- i-6-seoutifuI big
white brick Colonial excellent condition. Full hail. Den
and powder bedm boihs End floor Permanent hall
sorwoy to storage ott Recreation Serons ond holt
both basement Screen porch Gorge Sote root Priced
S2SS0-MUST Be SOLD! Wisconsin Ave- Old Georgetown Rd
Bonk Of Bethesda left Old Georgetown Wilson Lone lett
Wilson Marion and raht 70 home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-09

FOREST HlLLs-NoT FAR FROM THE FASHIONABLE
CONNECTICUT AVENUE SHOPPING AREA-4636 BROAD
BRANCH ROAD N.W.-oPEN SUN. l-6-Hondsome red bdek
Colonial residence right the edge Of Rock Creek Pork Neor
holt Of land Huge hod and beautiful doswoOds
bedrooms ond bohs End floor The big eatue Of the home
huge brcry with fireplace 2cor bun eooee Priced
3os OWNER TRANSFERRED Will consider approx $500 down
with boonce 0yr SO first trust Conn., Ave- to Brundywine
right to Brood Bronch Rd.; left doors to home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-09

KENwooD-BIG LUXURY RAMBLER NEARING COMPLETION
$50 HLLBURNE WAY-oPEN SAT. SUM-, is
Very rombers hove been built Kenwood This beou
Wonderfully spacious with tremendous Necr holt
blocks from the club Beautiful Includes bedrooms plus
den and full both s57soo Wisconsin Ave- blocks beyond
D. Line Dorset Ave ruc light left Dorset and continue
through kenvOO Hburne Woy lost street left before River Rd
left to home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-09

sPRINGElELD's BIGGEST VALUE BEDRooMs-2h BATHS
LARGE PANELLED DEN NEAR PUBLIC AND PARoCHIAL
ScHoolS-KENWooo cLUB-562o NEWlNGToN ROAD
OPEN SAT- l-6; SUN. ll6-Drond-new brick split level Full
ho Separate dining Poneled with freploce
Huge electric kit Basement Screen porch Large oe will
accommodate 5h bedroom Bun Goden house Priced
500 Moss Ave extended Cromwell Dr. right Springfield
Dr., right to kewneton right to home
Evening star., 1957-12-29
TOP TEEN TUNES
TOP TEEN TUNES
Wes Bryon Coshes In
On Dean Resemblance
By HARRY BAcAs

James Dean Is dead but
hardly forgotten and the en-
tertainment industry keeps
seeking ways Of recalling him
to his millions Of fans.
The latest maneuver is the
introduction Of q young singer
actor named Yves Bryan. Mr.
Bryan's chief claim TO atten-
ton is that he looks very much
Ike James Dean.
Several months ago. young
Mr.. Bryan was driving his
motorcycle through downtown
Akron. Ohio. He blew Q tire
and crash-landed on the side
walk.
A newspaper photographer
got a picture Of the accident,
which was printed on the front
Of the Sunday section Of the
Akron Beacon
That started It. The news
paper got letters from q lot Of
people who were struck by
young Bryan's resemblance to
James Dean. Hollywood pro-
ducer Clarence Greene got
wind Of the commotion and
sent for Bryan-
Although the 2l-year-old
Bryan had been working as q
construction worker, he also. it
turned out. was an amateur
singer. He was signed to q
contract with Greene-Rouse
Productions. an independent
movie company which releases
its pictures through United
Artists.
The next stop was New York.
United Artists Record Corp.
had just been organized as q
subsidiary Of the film CON-
pany and the directors were
looking for new talent.
Wes Bryan seemed to nh the
bin and he was asked to record
some songs.
His first record. one Of the
new company's first releases,
came out this month. On one
side is q ballad. Lonesome
Evening star., 1957-12-29


} Ambassador East Hotel in Chi
cago. Holiday Music" tan al
bum We should have reviewed
before Christmas) Is Ashley
Miller at the huge Radio City
Music Han organ in q collection
of Christmas songs: big sound.
MGM has PUT out the sound
track Of Les Girls" q collec-
tion Of Cole Porter's music
from the film. with six Porter
hits Of former years.
London has albums from four
countries. GLASGOW Highland
ers" is q collection of Scotch
folk dances with instructions
on hoNp to do the dances. place
Pigalle" offers Stanley Blacks
lush salon orchestra In Paris
nightcluh music. "A Handful
of Stars" is listenable and
danceable music by Johnny
Douglas and his large orches-
ira. Castles on the Rhine" pre-
sents popular Singer vico Tor
riani in German love songs
and ballads.
Zodiac has an album Of
words and Music of Love-"
Tony Marvin necites famous
love poems to an accompani-
ment Of some of the worlds
fAvorite music.
Evening star., 1957-12-29
NEW ALBUMS

Hi-E Records. q West Coast
company. has two new albums.
George Wright,s Impressions
Of Ny Fair Lady" presents
something like the dozenth rec
ord Of this versatile organist,
this time using a giant Ww-
liter pipe organ on lively in
terpretations Of tunes from the
musical show. Harp With q
Beat" puts jazz harpist verlye
Mills In front Of q band play
ing Bin May arrangements;
exotic sounds.
Mercury offers two new ones.
"An Evening at the Pump
Room" is the atmospheric
dance music Of David Levin
Evening star., 1957-12-29
Teen Holiday Dance at Boiling

Teen-agers Of military per-
sonnel in the area are invited to
q formal holiday dance at $50
pm. tomorrow at the Boiling
Air Force Base Ofiicers Cluo.
The dance. with orchestra
and floor show. viii be given
Evening star., 1957-12-29

novelty tune. Tiny Spacemen- /"
Both are rock and rollers.
The question now is how far
Wes Bryan's resemblance to
James Dean can carry him.
I'm not knocking It." he
says. since it did help get me
. recording contract and q
chance at . singing career. But
somehow it's like judging q
book by its cover. A face, after
all. isn't very important. It's
what's inside . person that
counts"
Evening star., 1957-12-29

by the Boiling Air Force Teen
Club. Charlene Rose. vice pres
ident Of the club. announced
that the bases commanding
general. Reuben Hood. and
Mrs. Hood. will be in the re-
ceiving line.
Evening star., 1957-12-29

Bladensburg High Schools
band has been elected to the
First Chair Of America for the
sixth year. The First Chair Of
America is an organization
made up of the best high school
bands in the country.
Evening star., 1957-12-29
FADS AND FASHIONS

NEW YEARS RESOLUTIONSta 1858 off with resolution to look
like the neatest and Pees girl at school t party and at home
isn't loud checking persPratiOn well using deOdcant
daily IT'S best not TO wear gaudy wey Pears are girls best fash
white
WHITE Tidy hang
clothes after wearing themand them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-04

on a proposal by Representatives
Hiestand, Republican, of Cali
fornia, and Ray. Republican. of
New York. for a SOS billion CELL
ing on spending. They would
provide that all revenues in ex-
cess of that amount go to reduce
the national debt.
Mr.. Hiestand said "the voice
of the people" is demanding a
cut. and Representative Pelly,
Republican, of Washington, said
we're revolving against the
amount of the budget not
against the President"
Senator Byrd, Democrat, of
Virginia. said in an interview
that 1.-The people back home"
may force Congress to make
some cuts.
Senator Ives. Republican, of
New York, said in a recorded
broadcast for New York radio
stations, that he. too. has re-
ceived IAN astonishing amount
of mail" on the subject. most OF
| it in opposition to the higher
spending figure.
He said he thinks Congress
should, can and will" reduce
spending but I don't think the
cuts will be substantial" And
he added that he doesn't think
1.-THE weight of public opinion"
would support a heaVy slash.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-04
Urban Growth
Agency Asked

A bill that would create a
Federal commission on metro
politan and urban development
was introduced in the House to-
day by Representative Ostertag,
Republican of New York.
The prosposed agency would
study spreading urban COM
plexes whose problems are
MULTIPLYING faster than existing
governments can cope with
them" the New Yorker ex-
planned.
The commission would have rs
members. five each from the
House and Senate, and Is repre-
senting the public and the ex-
ecutive branch Of the Govern
ment to be named by the Presi-
dent. Its findings would be
submitted TO Congress within q
year.
Mr.. Ostertag said the need for
such q concentrated study is
clear and immediate.
"Cities are overrunning the
suburbs. while stagnating at the
core" he said. Suburbs are
overrunning what once we're
farmlands. The problems Gre
ated by this rapid growth do
not stop at city, county and
State lines. but the govern
ments do.
1T is like trying to solve
problems in nuclear physics
with an abacus. Somehow we
must unlimber and coordinate
our governmental jurisdictions
so that these problems can be
met on the basis Of their true
dimensions before they over
whelm us"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-04
Teachers Ask Tx Relief
On Summer Courses Cost

human dynamics. also for the
purpose of increasing our in
come, and can't deduct the
tuition.
Not only is it not fair. 1t is
an indictment of our American
value system"
According to Ernest Giddings,
legislative official Of the National
Education Association. the In
ternal Revenue Service some
times does permit these tuition
expenses to be deducted. But the
deductions are disallowed when
ever the teacher gets a better
job because of the added educa-
tion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-04
Reuther Urges
Speedy Action
On Civil Rights
BY the Associated Press

Walter Reuther today urged
the earliest possible action" in
both House and Senate on what
he described as a stripped
down" civil right bill backed by
the Eisenhower administration.
Mr.. Reuther. president Of the
United Auto Workers Union and
vice president Of the AFL-CIO,
said "the prospect for meaning
full civil rights legislation
seems better than in previous
years, provided anti-civil rights
forces in both houses can be
defeated in their efforts to delay
action until late in the session
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-04
ADVERTISEMENT
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This is just one OF the many
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Here are some other fine values:
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And "Conqueror" all-wool flan-
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-04

Report. He was interviewed at
his Uvalde, Tex. home where he
retired 16 years ago after 80
years in Congress and eight years
as Vice President.
Remembering those years, Mr..
Garner said that sometimes we
get appropriations to make our
selves popular. I wish they
would quit that"
And he said President Eisen-
hover, as 1.-The final author Of
the budget" should have pro-
posed a much smaller figure and
"let Congress then. if necessary,
do the job of increasing it."
No Specific Cuts Suggested
! But Mr.. Garner suggested no
specific cuts. Asked if the Gov
eminent lis trying to do too
many things for people," re re-
piled that IF it's from the stand
point of taking care Of the weak
by the strong. no we're not
spending too much for them"
Taxes are not too high. he
said. Instead. You reverse that:
the appropriations demanding
the taxes are too high. You only
levy taxes to pay for what the
Congress has done or told you
to do, told the executive"
Mr.. Garner reminisced ex-
tensively in the interview, but
replied to most other questions
on current topics that he had
been away from Washington too
long to know the answers.
His comments on spending CO.
incided with a series of other
demands for cuts in MIR. Eisen-
hower's S7l.8 billion spending
budget for the year starting
July /.
House Republican Leader
Martin. Republican Of Massa-
chusettS. said on a filmed tele-
vision show yesterday that the
proposed budget lis unbearable
to the American people"
Ceiling Proposed
The House Rules committee
scheduled a hearing tomorrow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-04
BY the Associated Press

Congress is being asked to give
the one million school teachers
IN this country a better break on
their income tax.
And some members OF Con-
gress-like Representative Jenk-
ms, Republican Of Ohio, Of the
House Ways and Means Commit
tee-are responding sympathetic
cally.
What the teachers want Is TO
be allowed to list as a tax deduc-
ton those expenses they incur
in going to summer school to i'm
prove their professional ability.
The case for this legislation
was stated the other day by an
indignant Chicago teacher, Mrs,
Adah Mauer. In a letter to Rep
.resentative O'Hara, Democrat Of
Illinois, she wrote:
Teachers are bitter over busi-
nessmen being able to entertain
customers IN the Stork Club and
deduct the fun"
At the same time. she wrote,
1--WE sit in stuffy lecture halls
absorbing Plato. PSYCHOLOGY and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-04
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-04
Two Loymen Asked
To Pick lenten Books

Eugene Willging. director OF
the Catholic University Of Amer
lea Library. is one of two men
asked by the Religious Publish
ers' Group this year to select his
favorite books Of the year for
lenten reading.
Mr.. Willging and the protes-
tant invited to make a similar
list, Edmund Fuller, literary edi-
tor of Episcopal Churchnews.
have each drawn up list of rs
books for the group.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-04

when the filibuster can be used
most effectively. -"
The labor leader said this In a
statement he fled with a Senate
Judiciary Subcommittee consid-
ering civil rights proposals.
He said I'VE continue to sup
port and to underline the need
for a permanent Federal FEPC
FAN Employment Practices
CommissionD with power of en-
forcement through the courts"
But, he added. 1--WE recognize
the hard political fact that, be-
cause President Eisenhower and
the Republican Party are on
record in opposition to an effec-
tive Federal FEPC, enactment
of such legislation at this time
would be extremely difficult."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-04
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-04
Church BUYS Truct

st. Paul's Lutheran Church,
Leesburg pike and Idylwood road.
Falls Church. has announced
purchase of a 7.5-acre tract of
land adjoining its present prop
erty. 1t will be used for con-
Istruction and development Of
educational and recreational IA
cilities, a spokesman said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-04
TO Speak

Paul Leach. ir.. public relations
specialist of the DUPONT Com
pany, will address the Cosmo-
politan Club at 1890 pm. Thurs
day in the Standardization
Hotel. Mr.. Leach will discuss the
effect Of new industrial processes
on the small businessman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-04
Garner Worried by Rise
In Government Spending
BY the Associated Press

Former Vice President John Nance conendng that
spend too much money the President
"are both responsible"
The heavy spending is the only thing affairs
that worries him. Mr. said copyrighted interview
published today in the MAGAZINE United States News and World
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-04

trail fact Of Chris
tianity for which
baptism stands.
This central prin-
ciple is that
Christ died on an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-04

executloncr's cross for sinners.
was buried in a tomb, and rose
triumphantly from the grave TO
be seen again on earth.
When a church baptizes. il
obeys the last command Of
Jesus. He said. Go We there
fore. and teach all nations. bsp-
thing them in the name Of the
Father. and of the Son. and Of
the Holy Ghost" Matthew IS:
l9). After giving this COM
mand, Jesus promised the bless
ing Of his spiritual presence un-
Ill the end Of the world. This
means that every Christian
should be q baptized believer. at
work in . church. learning
more about Christ and guiding
others to him.
Baptists believe that baptism
Is a symbol Of salvation and
not an aid to il and that every
believer in Christ should DO
baptized. With this conviction
they are winning more to Christ
every year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-04

mony Of their
new way Of life in
which they will
follow Christ.
The Bible says,
we are buried
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-04

baptism. Jesus purpose was
different from that Of others
Who we're coming. They came
for baptism TO show they had
repcntcd Of their sins but Jesus
had no sin from which to turn.
he was not sinner, but his
HES purpose was To live and
die for sinners. Therefore, he
took his place among them. In
being laid beneath the water. he
pFopheSled of his burial a few
Years later in the grave. In
coming up out of the water"
he foretold his resurrection
from death TO life.
Those who accept Jesus. Christ
as the Son Of God and who
trust him as their Saviour are
known as Christians. They
should identify themselves as
such by following his example
IN being baptized. They declare
by being immersed in water that
they believe that he died for
them. Baptism is also a testi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-04

with him by baptism into death:
that like as Christ was raised
up from the dead by the glory
OF the Father. even so we also
should walk in newness Of life"
Romans 6.4). Furthermore. as
these baptized Christians come
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-04
BAPTIST
=; - Jesus. V3:Zzlztt1
7l1I1tzll5 water

up out of the water, they show
their assurance of having a con.
tlnuine life after they die. In
this new life, they will be for.
ever with their Lord.
This is what baptism means
to Baptlsts. II is a symbol and
its very form is significant. Only
by entering into the water, by
being lowered beneath it. and
by being raised up from it can
a person demonstrate that cen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-04
BAPTIST

Stepping down
into the water of
the Jordan River.
Jesus presented
himself TO John
the Baptist for