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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

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NOD. equip.i every Other week END
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DBMONsTRATOns peFsonahle and
Nttrae,: 3-day work week. Thnrs.,
guaranteed $40. ABBY Box 15J-0'
REORGANIZATION for women's no
siery. must Be young woman inter-
ested In working for leadlna
salary, plus commission. 6-day,
4O-nouf week. &Q& discount on
purchases. disqualification and IN
Snrance available, Other employe
benedts. WOODWARD a LO-
THRoP. Personnel once. 11th and
Z SIS. nv.
DkNfAL ASSISTANT, white. expert:
s sFssl o SaI IS. s.eSsssa. n. r'''0
pENfAL ASSISTANT - So. $40
I'm. 4 days per Wk. - St2 day
Medical Placement Agency
1901 K ST. NV.
M. s-asS5. lois MCCLURE
DENTAL ASSISTANT for busy viz
ginie once. must have at least
2 yfq. recent exper no sat; min:
s sssans % i soa s,ss.k vs. sssr. ssno
DENTAL ASSISTANT, experiences
ton. Box $3.50, star.
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Secretary

Excellent career openina
for good eseIstafy vne e
her own. ms y N our
eatering section. uofking
directly for top manage
ment. The duties are in-
teresting and varied. Top
salary. 5-oaY week: al
trines.. bsnsAts. virsinia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

ATTENTION
Part Time

me best paying paFl-ilme 10
hi Esss sts srsh ; yHs. sR6o az
bg, i.zeQo, iQf InisIyllN, 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06
Jr. Secretaries
AND
Clerk-Typists

Excellent openings inN scientific
research organization for score.
taries with good stenographic and
typing skilis, General once wors
for clerk-typlsts. who are fast and
accurate with details. interfering
equipped ofnces. Liberal employe
BENEFITS: 37Is-hour week. For In
tefvieg, please call Bx- $500
Ext. go.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

4UOU = ~ 4NsVe
CREDIT MANAGER
Thoroughly experienced
manager to be in charge Of
credit and collection dept,
Excellent salary win be paid
to right person plus other
store benefits and advan-
tages. Write. giving fun
details In strictest conf
dence. Box sem. Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

CONTINUED on Next PAssl
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PIX
CLERK -TYPIST

Permanent position e. PIX o.
orator and clerk-typist. varied do
ties: excellent vorktng conditions;
many company Dement'S, b-day lk.,
$3.50 70 s. minimum 1-yfa. Fb4
cah TX. 3-03Se.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06
ATTENTION
EXECUTIVRsl

SOS specializes IN supplying quaii-
ned once help for vacation replace
ments. once overloads. rush Jobs.
your once or ours. Call MISS RIOS
COZ, ST. 3.lo71.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

wan general nuf8-
ing care. in vic. wash. Cathedral,
afternoon or eyeG: hypos. and
therapeutic treatment. EN-. 2-6O94
ExPER. REFINED LADY desires
gen. once work, knowledge. book
keeping. Excel. ref. IA. o-5s2e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

TIPPING az home-PaSt, accurate
dependable typist. IBM electric,
skilled IN working from rough
draft, eeftinG Nd arch, enRrg.,
bldg. specifications on mats" for
mnltillthing. DE-. 2-3057 after
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06
INSTR0eTION COURSES

YOUNG FRENCH GIRL, Eraduate,
VIII eiye French lessons; children,
9-52. afternoons; 80 hour. "A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

EA1tI 111NIE
9 ladies. - 70 20 tWhitel. y work
with local representative inter-
viewing mothers On exceptionally
intereating program. hour daily
viii average earning1 Of $3.50 per
hour; transportation furnished. For
Appointment. phone ST. 5-0170.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

PBxs recepsionist courses CTYPINo
r.R SD ~ ~ sse,; excl: posi;
Yrs, cor. 18th and q NV. RI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08
CITIZENS MEETINGS

Meeting announcements
must be In the hands OF the
Ciptc Calendar editor By noon
Thursday OF each meek to
insure publication IN The
column on Sunday. Those
received too late will not be
used separately unless there
Is some special nems si0nif-
canoe attached TO them
Inspector Dick Mansfield,
The Stars safety director
will be guest speaker at the
65th anniversary and Christ
mas party Of the Northeast
Washington Citizens Associa-
ton at 8 pm. Thursday. The
party will be at the home Of
Mrs. Eunice M. Barnes. 1910
Massachusetts avenue NE.
The Burleith Citizens Asso-
citation will hear two officers
of the d. c. Transit System
discuss the company's opera
tions at their meeting at 9 pm.
tomorrow in Gordon Junior
High School. Thirty-fifth and
T streets NV. The speakers
will be j. Godfrey Butler.
director Of personnel and labor
relations. and A. E. Savage.
director OF the company's
mechanical department.
A Post once Department
film. Men, Mail and Ma
Chimes" will be seen by the
Kalorama Citizens Association
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08

at Q pm. tomorrow in the
Adams School, Nineteenth and
California streets NV.
A number Of other associa-
tions will hold Christmas par
ties during the week.
Other civic meetings, all be-
ginning at 8 pm. unless other
wise noted. include:
Tomorrow
Arkansas Avenue Community Associ.
s. n,,n church q ne Incef.
NV
BrOOkland citizens Assoeistion--i2se
Lawrence street NE.
Glover PARK citizens Assoeiatioonn,11aa
csIyeTTt a st1s,t Hf Nw center 'oVo
Mount pleasant citizens Associat lion
Mount Pleasant Branch Library, Six
teenth and lamont streets N W,
c,yTEIsldaS civ seboo MaS
tello avenue and Neal street NE.
Progressive Citizens Association OF
Qeoreetown. Georgetown PRESBYTERIAN
Church. 3ilh p street NV
s5,St PsSnsaty Sv seb A,peif p
sion avenue and Hayes street NE.
Southwest Civic clation---6outh-
west House. 1915 Fourth street S.W.
West Eng Citizens .Aa.oeiation.=..-
Editors Building, 1879 II street NV
Tuesday
Fort Dupont Citizens Asaoeia ton
Beers School Thirtg-sixth street and
Alabama avenue e,E
Summit Park Citizens Association
Beers School
Hilicfest Citizens Association----Bt,
Timqthy's Episcopal Church. 1901
Kinsman Park Civic Association
0pingaTn High School. Twenty-fourth
street and Bennina road NE.
school. florida avenue and caiifornis
street NV
WoodridGe Civic Iation---LanE.
don Elementary School. Twentieth and
Franklin streets NE,
wednesday
Rhode Island Citizens Assoeia lion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08
Auto Show Stuff
Accepting Entries
In Queen Contest

Washington area beauties are
being PACED for the annual
Auto Show Queen contest to be
held in connection with the
29th Auto Show. scheduled for
the National Guard Armory,
January ll-19.
All girls. IS or over. single or
married. are eligible. They
should send photo with name.
address. age and telephone
number TO Automotive Trade
Association. Room Ill. 1926
Seventeenth street NV. The
contest closes midnight, De-
cember II.
The last two queens have
used this contest as q stepping
stone TO successful careers.
Mango Lucey. the 1856 winner.
later became Miss Washington
and runnerup to Miss America.
while Carole Nicholson. the
1857 selection, was named Miss
National Press Photographer Of
1857 and is now q Conover
model.
The Auto Show Queen will
be named by a panel Of judges
from the White House News
Photographers Association. She
will receive a 500 savings bond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08
Colgate Alumni
To Honor Rogers

William p. Rogers. recently
appointed United States Attor-
ney General. will be honored
by the alumni OF Cornell Uni
versity at 1880 pm. Tuesday In
the Mayfiower Hotel.
Attorney General Rogers.
who replaced Herbert Brownell
on the cabinet october %.
graduated from the university
Law School IN 1887 after COM
plotting undergraduate work in
1884 at Colgate University. His
wife also Is a graduate Of the
Cornell Law School.
POSTMASTER Of the testi-
monial dinner will be Circuit
Court Judge Ebert p. Tuttle
OF the Fifth judicial District.
and former general counsel Of
the Treasury Department.
University President Dean
w. Malott and Dean Gray
Thoron OF the Cornell Law
School will speak.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08

ANAAN8NN1h
1887 Eastern Joint compuIsr Cop.
Institute OF Radio Engineers. Associa.
tion for Computing Machinery and
American Institute OF Electrical Engl-
neeTs. Sheraton Park Hotel You DC
not have 70 eslonE % one o. ins
cordially invited
American Society for Metals and
The American welding society--Joln'
Meetsng-5:a0 pm. fellowship hour
~ pm dis sm,,,n A m ,ssnnis q
University Women. 1894 ! street NV
"UltTAsonie Welding." J. Byron
Jones. AeToproieets. Inc.
American Society Of Heating ane
Diplomatic Room TIE improv,
Architects and Engineers speeifca.
tons. Panel-B kys. moderator: p
struetor: .. Rsamy. suppliers soeiAl
Ceoloeieal society for washington---
: m meeiing-Assembly Hall cosmo'
club---New Treatment and Reslltinl
Never Rubin. united States oeoiosiea
s0Tvey---rhe Post-0iaciAl Boundary
and BeginninGs Of the settled viilae.
--Farming Community" Prof. R. J
BFaidwood. Oriental Institute Of th'
University Of chieago Annual meet
ing and election Of oficers
Warrington Branch Of American
MeteFologicai 6oeiety---S . m meeting
National Academy Of Sciences. sibl
Constitution avenue NV. Navy
Transosonde Program" Comdr. MAJ
Eaton. United States Navy
Thursday
American Society Of Mechanical
Engineers-5 40 pm dinner--O'D Don
nells Restaurant. 7.30 pm meetins at
Interior Department Auditorium. Nine
tenth and G streets N.W-"0as
Cooled Nuclear ReaetoF Symposium /"
led b. l. r. Roddis, ~. deputy d.
rector. Division OF Reaetor Develop
The Philosophical Society Of wash
ing,on--s.l5 Pm meeitne-coAmos
Club Auditorium DEVELOPMENTS in
Neutrino PHYSICS" Prof CLYDE l..
coWan. Geofee wAshineton University
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08
TheosophicoI Society
To Hear PSYCHOLOGISTS

DR.. and Mrs. Laurence J.
Bendit Of London will speak
next week at the Washington
Lodge Of the Theosophical So
Iciety.
DR.. Bendit. q psychologist.
will speak at 8 pm. Tuesday on
"Theosophy. Psychism and
Common Sense" His wife. de-
scribed as a natural psychic
and clairvoyant. will discuss
Psychology. Science and Re-
ligion" at 8 pm. Friday. Both
talks will take place in the
rhesophical lodge hall. 726
Eleventh street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08
SCIENCE
CALENDAR

Science and technical so
eiety meetings hare been an
nounced for this meek BY the
Joint Committee on Press
Relations of the District Of
Columbia Council OF Enoi-
neering and Architectural
Societies and the Washing
ton Academy Of Sciences.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08

tion---congress Heights School. Fifth
street and Nichols avenue Sc.
friday
Hillsdele Civic Atsociatiof--Birney
elementary SCHOOL Nichols avenue and
MARYLAND
Monday
MONTGOMERY County Civic Fedora
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08

--Bstemab's Store. 1000 Rhode Island
avenue NE.
North washinston Council Of citlsenl
Assoeiations--No. q Police Precinct,
1900 Nicholson street NV.
Thursday
congfess HeiRhts Citizens Assoeia-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08

A recent survey showed il! And
today. there's a greater need for
natural relaxation after a hard
days work. So now's the time TO
give your husband the scientih-
cally-designed BarcaLounger. Ex.
elusive Relaxation" provides
comfort in any position from sit.
ting to reclining. Helps relax
bunched.up muscles and nerves in
as little as Is minutes. You don't
know how comfortable a chair can
be until you've tried a genuine.
quaIity.built BarcaLounger!
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-06-20
Senator Beull -
Senate
Cloakroom

Nikita S. Khrushchev, boss of the Soviet
Communist party, spoke affaby of such things
as "coexistence," peace and friendship" during
his recent appearance on Americas television
screens
Moderate words are always welcome, of
course.
BUT-despite our yearning for Just and
lasting peace, despite the healthy optimism which
is part of our heritage, we cannot accept today's
words from the Kremlin without studying them in
relation to the blood.red transcript of Soviet
history.
Soviet Treaty Violations
No amount of propaganda from the sugar
tongued Mr.. Khrushchev or his cronies should
ever make us forget that a similar lullaby was
once waited from Moscow toward Poland, Fin
land, Estonia, Latvia, Rumania Bulgaria, Hun
gary Lithuania. and other nations.
The record of how Soviet Russia violated its
treaties and agreements with these countries fills
volumes, and, lest we forget, 1 would like to
review just one case in this encyclopedia of
infamy.
Words VS.. Actions
This is an outline of RussianLithuanian rela. 4
TONS showing how Soviet words have not always
been followed by similar actions
Soviet Words =
1918 March 3)-Soviet Russia signs treaty of
BrestLitovsk, agreeing to give up Lithuania j
1910 (AuguSt ZO-SoVlet Russia renounceS 8
sovereignty over Lithuania in supplementary
peace treaty.
1920 (April 12)-Soviet Russia reestablishes
diplomatic relations with Lthuania and signs !
Peace Treaty of Moscow recognizing Lithuanian I
independence and frontiers. ,
1926 September 28)-Soviet Russia concludes
nonaggreSsion pact with Lithuania
1928 september 27)-Soviet Russia adheres
to Kellogg BRAND Pact for Remuneration of War 4.
1881 MAY 6)-Soviet Russia renews 1926 nom :
aggression pact with Lithuania.
1888 July 3)-Soviet Russia signs an inter.
national agreement in London defining aggression
1888 July 5)-Sovet Russia and Lithuania ;
conclude special agreement defining aggression !
1884 (April 4)-Soviet Russia and Lithuana
extend their nonaggression pact for 10 years. .
1889 October 10)-Soviet Russia imposes rnu. .
tual assistance pact on Lithuania.
1910 (June 15)-Troops of Soviet Russia in +
wade and occupy Lithuana
1910 august 3)-Lithuania is Incorporated
into u. S. S. r.
Biblical Lesson =
With millions of other Americans hope and
pray that Russias current peace.talk will produce
positive results
We must not, however, forget the Biblical
lesson: "Ye shall know them by their fruits"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-06-20
'Ondine' Opens
OIney For Season

Olney Theatre inaugurates the 1857 summer
season on Tuesday June 25 with the former Broad.
way success "Ondne." This will be the first OBJ
porunity for theatregoers in this area to see the
Jean Giraudoux play. "Ondine" is the story of
a sea nymph who falls hopelessly in love with
a romantic knight Audrey Hepburn and Mel
Ferrer were the stars in the Broadway version
of this play.
Olney's sea sprite will be played by Janis
Rule and her knight errant will be William Prince
Miss Rule played opposite Ralph Meeker for
two seasons in the New York production of pic.
mic" which also played the National Theatre in
Washington. Other Broadway plays in which
she has appeared are The Towering Peach"
with Menasha SKUNK, and 1.-THE Carefree Tree"
with Farley Granger. Among her films are Good
bye My Fancy" "Starlft," Holiday For Sinners"
Gun For a Coward" and "a Womans Devotion"
After Miss Rule completes this engagement
at the Olney, she will star in her husbands play
"The Minotaur," slated to have its pre.Broadway
tryout at Westport.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-06-20

expressway using only her elbows to steer as
she used her hands to eat ice cream from paper
cup.
Crazy people? Sure! You wouldn't do that?
Maybe not. But how about the dropped cigarette
ashes? While you brush frantically, your car trav
els Is feet second at a moderate so mph.
The kids start squabble in the back seat
Do you turn around to break it up?
How about reaching for something in the
glove compartment? Ever do it, taking your
eyes off the road?
Have you ever said this to the little woman?
Here gimme that map. A woman can't tell north
from SOUTH" And while your eyes follow Route
% to the next turn you shear off mailbox that
says Rural Route and end up in ditch.
So don't say you aren't subject to distrac.
tons. Maybe you don't shave in a moving car. but
there are lots of other ways to get close shave
For instance:
Friendly Frank, the horn honker's delight
always turns to see what buddy blew his noise
maker at him. The din Of a crash is the next
sound he hears.
WaV1n Vida hates to be called Snob Even
IN busy city traffic she finds time to wiggle her
pinkies at Mrs Jones. THAT darn ole car STONED
RIGHT IN front of mel! she walls to the judge
Everybody's familiar with Romantic Raw and
Lovin' Lii. They're the bill and cooers who Just
can't Keep their lips apart-and their eyes on the
road A clutch, kiss-and a collision!
The thirsty kid, too, is one who's distracted.
He's balancing a softdrink bottle between his legs.
Doesn't want to ruin those new trousers by hit.
ting the brakes. So
AND then there's the Star.gazer. Look at
them great big stars up there he purrs to his
favorlte gal. They both see stars but not the
celestial variety.
In the same category is the sceneryscanner
He's the motorist who slows down" to go mph
to gawk at the colors on the Painted Desert
and ends up in room painted all white.
All comical characters? The Council points
out they have one thing in common-they're all
distracted.
And they're all potential accident causers
Their stunts are always good for laugh.
Or are they?
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-06-20
Say lis No. I
Meet County
Age Problem

Doctor Merrill M. Cross, president of the
Montgomery County Medical Society, stated to.
day that, I'm recognizing Senior Citizens Month
Tor the first time in Montgomery County a good
beginning has been made in meeting the problems
OF our older people" He added that, 'the medical
profession has been well aware of the increasing
physical, mental, and economic problems which
arise in our older age group. Recently Doctor
David b Altman, president of the American Med
lcal Association stated that the care of the aged
is the number one problem facing American med
icine today"
Doctor Cross emphasized that the solution
to this problem cannot be found solely in a scien.
tific laboratory, but needs the wholehearted sup.
port Of many people in all walks of life He
mentioned that there are over IA million people
IN this country over the age of 65 and, due to
our advances in medicine this number is increas.
ing each year. There are many people well over
% who are still contributing much to society in
their various lines of endeavor 1t is most unfor.
tunate that people are retired at age 65, regard.
less OF their ability to carry These people must
be encouraged to find new lines of endeavor where
they will be useful and happy and not lose their
independence. To continue this useful life REQUIRES
comparatively good health To maintain this good
health requires the desire on the part of the ndi.
Vldual to seek periodic medical checkups and ad.
vice from his physician.
Severe Gripping illness and disability can oft
en- be prevented If a doctor sees you early in the
illness and starts treatment. For instance. if a
person is found to have high blood pressure and it
is carefully treated a stroke with its possible
GRIPPING paralysis, may be averted The many
complications OF diabetes such as blindness can
be avoided by early diagnosis and treatment.
Many heart attacks could have been prevent
ed If that person had received physical check.
up by his doctor and had needed his advice as to
physical capabilities and restrictions At this age
the saying that IAN apple day keeps the doctor
away" might better be replaced by ITO keep life
dear see doctor each year."
During our early years of life" said DR.. Cross,
we have all been dependent upon some one 10
care for us, answering our every need" He ex.
planned that as we mature we gradually become
less and less dependent upon others to care for
our basic needs until we are finally at stage
OF independence. This comparative independence
lasts varying number of years of our adulthood.
Then, rather suddenly in some instances, we
reach the other extreme of life where we again
lose varying degrees of our independence This
may simply be the retirement" of an individual
at age % from his usual employment
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-06-20
Swimming

Will your child drown this summer?
Does his future await him at the bottom of
some abandoned quarry?
Not If you're lucky and happen to live in
one of the 10 Montgomery County communities
that separately operate their own pools. Since
the first such pool-Garrett Park-was built more
than three years ago. not one child or adult
has drowned in any of them
Safe clean and relatively cheap water fun
awaits hundreds of families who are members
of these pools. But what about the thousands
of other families who either don't live in pool
areas or who can't afford to build pool or send
their children to one?
We need more public swimming facilities
and we need more qualified swimming instruc.
tors.
You might say the community is trying. Two
weeks ago, Charles L. Mehler of Silver Spring,
was appointed vice-chairman of Safety Services
for Water Safety by the Montgomery County
Red Cross. Mr.. Mehler is now in New Jersey
attended Red Cross Aquatic School, That is
a right step in the right direction.
But it was taken too Late Last week. four
teen-age boys drowned
We need more public swimming facilities,
more instructors, and more supervision of swim.
ming
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-06-20
Mr.. rs 70 a.
Be Extra
Careful
July 4th

If you are a man between IS
and "A years old, and you drive
a car, be extra careful in traffic
over the Fourth of July week.
end.
The National Safety Council,
which is conducting a nation
wide campaign to hold Fourth
of July accidents to a minimum,
says the typical holiday traffic
victim is a male driver between
Is and "a years old. He usually
is the only one killed in the
crash in which he is involved,
either because he is alone or be-
cause the others were lucky
enough to escape death.
The accident in which the ty-
pical holiday victim dies occurs
between 6 pm. and midnight
with the odds on 6 to 9 p.m.-on
the night of the first full day of
the holiday period.