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EIwood 9 corI's Amoeo

Elwood 3 Corl's Amoeo
Service
27is Washington Boulevard
Hordware Center, Inc.
1909 North FaiSfsx Drive
7. c. Heill's Sesvicenfer
1899 Wilson Boulsvsrd
Hishwoy Service Stotion,
Inc.
1900 jefferson Dovis Hishwsy
jefferson Cleaners
5o7 South 23rd Street
Jim's Shell Service Center
44oo Old Dominion Drive
Monnin's Sunoeo Service
3lsS N. Washington Boulevard
Merchants Rodio 8 Tv
Service
$500 Wilson BouIeverd
Mobile Sports 8 Hobbies
1901 Wilson Boulevard
Toms Auto Clinic
2S23 coIumbie Pike
Washington Distributors Co.
l233 North 6lebe Rosd
WoodIown Phormoey
tDEu9s)
I2le North GIebe Rood
Wrisht's ESQ SeTvieenter
s444 n. Washington Bouleverd
FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA
Browns Service Stotion
Kemp Washington
Todd's Texaeo
AnnandoIe
Van Durond Studio
Photogrophersl
Seven Corners Shopping Center
FALLS CHURCH, VIRGINIA
Boulevard ESQ
Annendsle Rood 9 Arlington Blvd.
FolIs Church Auto Repair
Center
402 w. Brood Street
Folls Church ESQ
4oz w. Broad Street
FinnelI Bros. Service Station
2oi MiIlwood Avenue
GVohom Rood ESQ
Graham Rood g Arlington Blvd.
Kinsey's Dry Cleaners
SIS Arlington Boulevard
Seven Corners ESQ
Servieenter
Seven Corners
White Stor NoIet
i6s HiIIwood Avenue
FALMOUTH, VIRGINIA
Gwoltney's Servieenter
FRONT ROYAL, VIRGINIA
Front Royal ESQ Servieenter
N. Royal Avenue
leDones Market
John MorshoII Highway
J. S. Cooley, Inc.
Post Office Box 1909
J. 2. Derflinser's Store
Route No. I
Hills Texoeo Service
John MorshoIl Hishwoy
Shell Service Center
N. Shenandoah Avenue
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Value Stan
Page B.3 O
Worren Drug compony
3ol Fest Main Street
WOODBRIDGE VIRGINIA
Shirley ESQ
Post Office Box IS
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, ND.
BETHESDA, MARYLAND
Blue Ribbon Loundries
47l2 Hempden Lane
$500 Old Georgetown Roed
Bethesda LoundFomot
1855 Bsthesds Avenue
FohF's Sunoeo Stotion
est-West Hwy. 8 Wisconsin Ave.
Kenwood Texoeo, Inc.
River Reed 8 D 8 o Traeks
Icons Mems Shop
7434 Wisconsin Avenue
Lewis Texoco Service
1000 Georgetown Rood
Susie Q Children Store
BrsdIsy sheppias Center
Toy Box, Inc.
7456 Wisconsin Avenue
is. Turnover Lumber Co.
472S Bethesda Avenue
Woodmons Wallpaper 3
Paint Co.
1876 Norfolk Avenue
CHEVY CHASE, MARYLAND
AIS Sunoeo Service
$500 Connecticut Avenue
Chevy Chose Lake Radio 8
T Co.
s52l Connecticut Avenue
PIonktonie Laboratory
1904 Woodbine Street
ELLIc0TT CITY, MARYLAND
BueII's ESQ Service Station
Beltimore Nationel Pike
Granville Texoeo Service
SILT Johnny Cake Reed
eAITHERsBuRe, MARYLAND
Goithersbura Texoeo Center
400 North Frederick Avenue
KEMsINGToM, MARYLAND
E-Z Service Station
1863 cenneetieut Avenue
0LMEY, MARYLAND
olney ESQ Service Stotion
Route 81
ROCKVILLE, MARYLAND
Dopper Don Cleaners
l47s East Montgomery Avenue
Eisinser Builders Supply. Inc.
1870 Rockville Pike
Grofton Service Center
$40 East Montgomery Avenue
SILVER SPRING, MARYLAND
Boyne g Sectes, Inc. Movers
24l2 Linden Lone
Clifton Park ESQ Servieenter
Piney Br'eh 8 Old Blodensburs Rd.
Halls Service Center
MidIend 6 colesvilIe Rood
FFonk l. Hewitt Real Estote
3 Insurance Co.
S487 Fenton Street
MooFe's Service Stotion
i075S colesvilIe Rood
Moyes Sunoeo Service
Station
$3.50 GeoFsio Avenue
Sid's Mobile SeFvieenter
Sligo Avenue 8 Fenton Street
Travel Mart, Inc.
1905 Loroin Avenue
TAKoMA PARK, MARYLAND
Berne EIeetronies, Inc.
Flower ESQ Servieenter
Thompson ESQ Servieenter
$500 New Hampshire Avenue
WHEATON, MARYLAND
BIockburn's Sunoeo Station
1888 Georsio Avenue
Blue Ribbon Laundry
ll2SS Georsie Avenue
Cormoek's Service Station
viers MiII Rood
Susie Q chiIdren's Weor
Wheaton Shopping Center
Wheaton Radio 8 Tv, Inc.
1926 Georgia Avenue
Wheaton Tile Center
2670 Kensinston Rood
Wheaton Volet
n447 GeoEsio Avenue
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY, ND.
Blue Ribbon loundry
S43S Annapolis Road
BIodensburs, MoTylond
2So4 University Lone
fayetteville, MoFyIond
Newmon 9 lunson Amoeo
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BERWYn HEIGHTS, MARYLAND
BeTwyn Heights Gulf Stotion
6o5I GFeenbeIt Reed
BLADENSBURe, MARYLAND
BIodensbuFs ESQ
400 Kenilwovth Avenue
Not Houser's ESQ
5435 Annapolis Rood
Worren's FomiIy Liquors
53Sl Annapolis Roed
BELTsvILLE, MARYLAND
Chester's Gulf Service
Io5l5 Washinston Blvd.
BRENTWOOD, MARYLAND
Preston Shell Service
44o6 Rhode lsIond Avenue
CHILLUM, MARYLAND
Chillum Gulf Service
ssol Riggs Rood
COLLEGE PARK, MARYLAND
BeTwyn ESQ Servieenter
SeoS BaItimore Blvd.
choney's Gorose
7SoS BeItimere Avenue
Hollywood Servieenter
5000 Rhode Island Avenue
Jim's Shell Servieenter
1870 Beltimers Blvd.
coLMAR MANOR, MARYLAND
Juel's ESQ Stotion
4lst 3 eledensburs Roed
CORAL MILLS, MARYLAND
coreI Hills Texoeo Service
$500 Me'lbeFe Pike
offieiol Cleaners
474l Marlboro Pike
Super Liquors
4745 Merlboro Pike
DISTRICT HEIGHTS, MARYLAND
Bosen's Gift 6 Variety Store
7i36 MorIboro Pike
Porklond Service Stotion
,7loi MeNboro Pike
Wade Family Shoe Store
7iSS MeFIboso Pike
hYArTsvlLLE, MARYLAND
Adelphi Shell
2zlo Univsrsity Lone
Bill copIey Texoeo Service
4soz Rhode lsIend Avenue
The Fair
Sis BeItimore Avenue
Ideal Cleaners
530I Baltimore Avenue
lisenbee Jewellers
SILT Baltimore Avenue
Mekoy's Toy 8 Novelty Shop
Sal BeItimore Avenue
Queenstown ESQ Servicenter
Queens chopeI g chiIIum Roads
Vespo's AtIontie Service
1901 Annapolis Rood
LANDovER HILLS, MARYLAND
Reidy's Sunoeo
642l Annapolis Rood
LANGLEY PARK, MARYLAND
Langley Gulf Service
l545 University Lone
LAUREL, MARYLAND
Laurel ESQ Servieenter
sol Washington Blvd.
lourel Furniture Company
Fourth 9 Main Streets
Laurel Hotel Liquor Store
soi Moin Street
Whiskey Bottom Rd. Shell
Service
Washington Blvd. 3 Whiskey
Bottom Rood
MT. RAINIER, MARYLAND
CIodfeIter's Service Stotion
32ol Queens chopel Rood
Junior Foshion Center
3oo8 34th Street
Koywood ESQ SeFvieenter
4Soi Eostern Avenue
RlVERDALE, MARYLAND
Edmonston ESQ SeFvieenter
56ol Edmonston Rood
Haywood Cleaners 6 Dyers
62oS Baltimore Blvd.
Riverdole Cycle Shop
62oo Rhode lsIond Avenue
Riverdole Liquor Store
GAIA BeltimoFe Avenue
SEAT PLEASANT, MARYLAND
Palmer Hishwoy Servieenter
tbs George Polmes hishwoy
sUlTLAND, MARYLAND
Rink mans Hardware. Inc
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40 Arlington Blvd.
Eells Church
300 Queens Chapel Reed
HyastsviIle
1904 lndien Heed Hishwey
indion Head
1901 New hompshire Avenue
Langley Park
1909 FairIown Street
Lovrel
4sol Marlboro Pike
MoVlboro
S73S Flower Avenue
Silver Spring
s7oe Gsorsis Avenue
Silver Spring
1900 Remington Wheeton Read
kensinsteR
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GIANT ROOD STORES

ALEXANDRIA, VA.
First 3 n. s.. Assph Street
$3.50 King Ssrsst
3Sli M. Vesnsn Avenue
ARLINGTON, VA.
260i csIumbis Pike
6Ss North 6Isbs Road
lolS North Monroe Street
1850 Wilson Blvd.
MARYLAND
5632 Beltimese Nstionel Pike
BelsimeEe
1886 GeorsetowR Reed
Bethesda
1900 Annapolis Reed
BledensbuFs
Nine Wisconsin Circle
Chevy Chose
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-28

when he edited a magazine at
Earlham College in Richmond,
Ind.
He was graduated in 1914 and
began work as reporter for the
Anderson (Ind.) Herald. He later
attended the Columbia School
of Journalism and then worked
for a brief time on the Danbury
Comm News. After service with
the Army during World War I,
he joined the Associated Press
in Washington, and later, The
Star.
HOnOred at Dinner
At dinner in his honor last
night at the National Press Club,
MIR. Rogers was described by close
friends as a man who somehow
has managed to come through
65 years without saying anything
unpleasant about anybody or
anythire-even the weather.
Herbert F. Corn, managing
editor of The Star. said Mr.. Rog-
ers always has had easy access
to almost anyone in public life
because of a reputation of never
betraying a confidence.
B. M. McKelway, editor of The
Star, suggested the only upset
ting quality in the man was that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-28

raglan shoulder models are now
being sold at the reduced green
ink price of less than $4,000.
Craftsman" imported shark.
skin worsted suits can be pur-
chased at the reduced green
ink price" of less than $1,000,
while "Copqueror" all wool
sport coat are now less than
$1,000 a. Browning King While
"Scot-Tex" sport coats of the
worlds finest 1000 pure inn
ported Cashmere are less than
$4,000 at the reduced green ink
price"
Visit the newest addition to the
Browning King chan and see
for yourself how these reduced
green ink prices" mean greater
savings for you in fine mems
clothing. Our store is open
every evening until $50 pm,
and alterations can be made
while you wait II necessary. Buy
with convenient Central
Charge Account
Browning King g. Co., 1925 q
Street NV in Washington,
D. C.
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IS Are Indicted
In Tax Case

CHICAGO. Feb. % (P.-Er-
nest J. Sauber. 48. ousted di-
rector of the Chicago district Of
the Internal Revenue Service
and one Of his former aides anc
three other men were indicted
yesterday for alleged conspiracy
In a tax evasion case.
The five were named In indict-
nlents by a Federal grand jury
in connection with alleged
fraudulent corporate income taa
returns filed in 1914, l945 ano
1916 by the defunct ShotwelI
Manufacturing Co. a Chicago
candy firm.
In addition to Mr.. Sauber. an
Internal Revenue Service EN-.
ploye 81 years before he was
discharged last Au"ust, others
indicted are:
Ralph r. johnson, So, a 20
year-old veteran of the Inter nal
Revenue Service and Mr.. Sau-
ber's former aide; Harold E.
Sullivan, former Shotwell secre-
tary-treasurer and a brother OF
United States District Judge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-28

and construction OF the Federal
Triangle.
In recent years. his byline has
headed accounts Of proceed
ings on Capitol Hill, when
the subject was the District,
from home rule to the budget,
from proposed bridges to pleas
to move the Capital elsewhere.
Varied Assignments
Since coming to The Star on
March 4. 1922, Mr.. Rogers as
signments brought him in con-
tact with every phase Of Dis
trict life. His coverage of the
ticklish observation-disclosures suit
against the American Medical
Association and the District
Medical Society won the respect
of the city's physicians.
And the late Andrew Mellon
once told Mr.. Rogers. in private,
he was not aware of rumors that
held he was soon to build an art
gallery for Washington. Some
time after the conversation,
plans to build such a gallery were
announced.
Mr.. Rogers was born in Pen
dleton, Ind. where he was edu-
Gated in its public schools. He
tasted the flavor of newspaper
work during his college days
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-28
ADVERTISEMENT
Atwood flannel or Atwood Covert
Suits Below $50 at Browning King
Authentic Ivy Classic Models Offered
at Special Reduced Green Ink Price"

These famous "Conqueror"
suits, in fine all-wool flannel
and all-wool covert fabrics are
styled in the popular Ivy mod
els with three-button fronts
hooked vent and welt seams
Trousers have plain front,
buckle-strap in back. They are
now being sold at the reduced
green ink price" Of less than
$1,000.
The new Browning King & Co.
store at 1925 G Street NV. is
the only store where the re-
duced green ink price" IS
stamped over our original price
tickets. One of Washir gton's
greatest selections Of mems
clothing is available, including
topcoats, cyercoats, sport coats,
suits and Stacks, and prices are
lower-in many casee even be-
low actual production cost
Here are some typical examples
Of the savings offered by
Browning King: Martinique
topcoats of imported hand
woven. imported Irish tweed
fabrics, tailored in the wanted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-28

dent. were charged in 1858 with
evading $286.607 income taxes
on unreported income of more
than half a million dollars in
1915 and 1916. The income was
from dealings in black market
sugar during World War II ra-
tioning.
The defendants were con-
victed by q United States Dis
trict Court jury in 1858. The
convictions were reversed by the
United States Court of Appeals
on the ground that the defend
ants had voluntarily disclosed
the black market operations prior
to the tax investigation. The
Appeals Court held this barred
prosecution. A United States SUI
preme Court review is pending.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-28

mo one can get mad at him."
For his years ahead. away from
budgets and rambling hearings
on the Hill, Mr.. Rogers was given
"a hi-fi set.
He and his wife plan to relax
at their home, 1920 T street NV.
They have been married IS years.
They have two sons. Thomas,
"a. Of Salt Lake City. Utah. and
Richard, 80, of Norman, Okla.
both biologists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-28

Philip Sullivan, Byron A Cain,
former shotwell president. and
Leo X Busby. former Shotwell
auditor. All live in the Chi
cago area
The 10-count indictment con-
tanned five perjury counts
against Mr.. Sullivan and -four
against Mr.. Cain. The perjury
counts cited alleged false testi-
mony given during unsuccessful
Government prosecution of Shot,
well and its officers for income
tax evasion in 1858. ALI five
men were charged with con-
spiracy.
The Shotwell company, Sulli-
van. Cain and Frank j. Hueb-
ner, former Shotwell vice presi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-28
.Curfew Ordered
JOHANNESBURG.

| JOHANNESBURG, Feb. 20
IR.-A 8 pm. to am. curfew
has been ordered for all African
Negroes in this South African
city. None viii be allowed out
doors betv cen those hours unless
he carries a written permit from
his employer or an official.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-28
Harold Rogers, Reporter
On Star IS Years, Retires

Harold B. Rogers s. retires today after IS
q reporter for The Star
perennially youthful spirit appearance Mr..
Of the Districts growth pres
ent busng state He handled various times reports
the Justice departments and covered the planning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-28
X mems furnishings

25o Fine R1yon Bow Ties -ip-ons
- ties, fouIords. Stripes fonces 80 soc
an eomous-Moke Robes Variable
royon cotton blends Neo,
checks, ploids; s. NJ L.- l2es 500
200 Fomous-Moke Jewelry Cuff nks
or tie bos individually boxed;
gold Or sNe, tone rneto $50 soee
60 Mems imported Wool Mutfle-s
Genuine sor'on poids 29r zoe
&c Mems Silk Ties Meets, bods,
stripes, touords pones rnctifs ESQ 80
. rus IOe reG tar
MEMS FURNISRiNGS-W ashinoton. Street si1ey.
Langley PARK Nd FITS. Fioo-
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washers, dryers,
refrigeratOrS

49, . oFs. now
1857 Monitor Apartment Size
Washer -~------ - 1895 74.ss
1856 Eosy Automatic Wosher 24ee5 1898
1856 Eosy Automatic Cos Clothes
or.er ------------ 1926 1895
] 1856 =riodoire lol-Cu.-Ft. Re-
friaerotor -----------------2 1895 1898
1856 Frioido'-e l2-cu f. Refrioer
otOr-Freezer -5l995 ss9.Ss
1856 Westinghouse lt-Cu.-Ft Re-
tr0erOtOr 1895 1888
1856 Florence 40" De Luxe Motch-
less Cos Ronoe with ooverness burner
control ----.---- 1895 1898
1856 &c "a" De Luxe Automatic
Electric Ronse '--.--- 1895 1898
1856 American Stondo Wall Cobb
net i5x3o" ---------- 2e.e5 esS
MAJOR Observation-Disclosures Sirth Floor
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jeweIry
X toilet goods

zoo Noiuro BristIe Tooth Brushes soc ace
$50 Both Peors Wonderful for dry skin. $50 $50"
'Pus iO% Federal Tdr
TOILET GooDS-Washtt0t on. Street Floor;
Langley Park Md, First Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-28

6xl0' Reversible SsoI Rugs os-
sorted eolots .---.----- s4s5 1925
SKIP Wool Wilton Broooloom Rug,
,ondewood .------,-.--.r--- 1890 1925
] 5.5xlo6 5-pIy wool twist brood-
loom sompIe --- ---. 1900 1926
] 6x9 Heovy Corved Wool Wilton
Broodloom Rug, grey T. ---- lo6.2c 1925
' l2xl4.4 Corved Wool Wilton
Broodloom Rug nu,rio 3305O 1895
] l2S6' Plush Pile Cotton Broodoom
Rug. grey e2.5o 1895
LdnsburOh s-RUGS-Washinpton Fourth Foo,
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IS Pure Silk Imported Stoles Block,
oauo, rose, white with retollic 1880
tnfeoo ---------a--- 1923 A.99
BUDGET SPORTSWEAR-Washinoto Street Floor
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X SpOrtSWear

RI 49,, Orig. NOW
on Msses cotton shirts. mon-toiIored 5.5oto
styles. ossorted eoIors, broken sizes $50 I.o9
SPORTSWEAR-Wdsh Second Floor;
Langley Park, First Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-28
boys clothing
kkbOys' clothing

40 Wool PuIover Sweoters Jocquord
and Novelties; sizes 6-l2 800 l.ss
10 Lined Cotton Cor Coots Red;
40; 'oooe button - 6o9 400
30 Cotton Hose Reinforced heels toes 3oe lSe
80 Fomous-Moke Nyon Stretch Hose.
Areyles 7-sh .- - 100 SSe
20 Polished Cotton Lirsd Chino Points
b-lZ d.99 SIS
5 Cotton Fonnel-Lined Chino Cotton 500
Sets. Shirt, points, sizes lolz.- 90 424
. Won't shrink more than III
BOYS WEAR Langley Park. Nd, First Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-28
misses suits

4 1909 Wool 3-Pc. Suits in tweed
fobrics with clossic 5-button jockets,
stroi9ht skirts. "a top eoot Blue, size
70, green. size 10. beige, sizes IA
ond lS GO
BETTER SUTS-WGshinoton, Second
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Friday bargains
knisSes' coats

orig now
3 Ron or Shine Coots woter-repeI-
lent, beige, blue. pink, white, royon
or royon and ocetote fobrics, oso
some 1909 cottons, broken sizes
loto re ------- 1895 400
AIl-Weother Coots woter-repeIlent,
snoll checks or prints. royon ond
ocetote. misses sizes 10 to l6 - $500 1900
Rcyon end Acetote ~ Weather
Goats, grey with poid lining and .
me ching umbrella. sizes and l6,
woter-repeIIent - Ass 100
BETTER cOATS-WGShtn0ton & LanCIep Park.
Second Floor
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air cOnditiOnerS
teIeViSiOn

! 1856 AdriroI II" Console Tv s4995 1885
3 Metal Stonds for q" RCA or Ad-
mIrol " ..---------.-.---. l4s5 1873
] 1857 Normende Imported Rodio
AN, FIN, sW ,24o95 1895
J 1857 Portable 5-Speed Photograph 1895 1895
TELEVISIoN- Washington, LoUer Level
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housewares

USEWARES-Washington. Sirth Floor
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HELP WOMEN
ILLUSTRATOR

Txper. in air brush retouch Of tech
nical material: downtown u. c. !oe.
For interview, call DE. .-S106.
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HELP WOMEN

PAYROLL CLERK. age 2H-45: exper,
and some comptometer exper.. D.
day; St. sal, S75. no reg fee. MAN
AGEMENT cONSULTANTS, INC.
Suite 1901 l435 G NV
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CLERK

YOUNG woman who is adroit OF
fihng arithmetic. and general once
work inexperienced person will be
given consideration If she shows
proper aptitude. Salary common
surate with ability. 5-day week
Other benefits Apply Mr.. ESPEY
135 Lamont at. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06
BOOKKEEPER
BOOKKEEPER
BOOKKEEPER- TYPISI

Girl FRIDAY; 5-day week. good
working conditions. Write to 1894
warner Bldg. NV, DI. 1-3050,
BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST. capable take
complete charge of books; small Of
hce. fast-growlng concern. Hyatts-
vile. Box 227-X. Star.
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PLEASE CONTACT
Mr.. DUNCKEL
NE. $4,000. EXT. 2s5
SALES DEPT. CLERK

kortheSt Section
YOUNG woman, =. to 40. white,
experienced IN sales office pro-
CeduTes Typing necessary One Of
many opportunities with leading
radio teievision ana appliance ols-
trlhutors Gail Tor appointment. Mr..
WOOL SCH AGEn HUI 3-34o1
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PAYROLL, CLERK

Comptometer operator for inter-
estlng and varied payroll work. Ex-
cellent starting salary with nppor-
tunitv for Advancement; 5-day week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-26
Rural Safety
Seminar to0pen

Delegates from 10 Eastern
States will gather here tomor-
row for a two-day seminar d.
rected toward strengthening
traffic safety efforts in rural
areas.
The seminar is being Spon-
sored by the National Home
Demonstration Council and
meetings will be in the Statler
Hotel.
Speakers and panel members
will include j. o. Mattson, presi-
dent Of the Automotive Safety
Foundation; j.. w. Bethea, dep
|uty director Of the Presidents
Committee for Traffic safety;
Ray Ashworth, director of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-26
Federation of Churches
Will Sponsor Cruise

The youth and young adult
department Of the Washington
Federation of Churches will
sponsor Q Memorial Day cruise
to Mount Vernon on Thursday.
The ship viii leave at 10 am.
from Pier 4, Maine avenue and
N street, S.W. Tickets may be
obtained at the federation, 1851
N street NV, or by calling
Decatur 1882.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-26
Italian Youth Stubs
USIS tibruriun

ROME, May IS R>.-Shouting
death to Americans" an italian
youth today whipped out a knife
in the United States Information
Service library in downtown
Rome, stabbed an assistant IL
brarian and fed.
His victim was an Italian
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-26

Northwestern University TRAFFIC
Institute, and Charles Rhyme,
Washington attorney and presi-
dent-elect Of the American Bar
Association.
Speeches and discussions will
include matters of enforcement,
the courts and prosecutors, the
cost Of accidents, motor vehicle
administration, public support
groups and traffic safety educa-
ton.
The seminar will open with
a dinner meeting at 1880 pm.
tomorrow in the Pan American
Room of the Statler Hotel. Miss
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housing. civil defense and other
functions that relate to urban
life.
He said agencies to be placed
in the new department are larger
in size and volume Of expenditure
than several Of the existing de-
partments.
The last new department to be
created was that of Health,
Education and Welfare. in 1858
Among the co-sponsors of the
Clark bill are Senators Humphrey
Long. Magnuson. Morse. Murray
and Neuberger, all Democrats.
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Eunice Haywood. assistant d.
rector Of the Home Economics
Program. Federal Extension
Service. Washington. will speak
on Working for Traffic Safety
Sessions will begin at 9 am
Tuesday with Mrs. o. G. Rush
ing. chairman Of Health and
Safety. National Home Demon
stration Council, presiding. The
seminar will run through
Wednesday afternoon.
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Mrs. Eviga Govoni, So. who has
been employed by the library
several years. She was rushed
to hospital where her condition
was described as serious.
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No motive could be ascribed
for the attack. Police said the
youth probably was mentally UNI
balanced.
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q predominantly rural to a pre-
dominantly urban nation. Two
thirds Of the population now live
In urban areas, he added.
The Senator. q former mayor
Of Philadelphia. said the pro-
posed Department Of Housing
and Urban Affairs would provide
stronger leadership for the
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Clark Bill Will Propose
Urban Affairs Bureau

Creation Of Government department headed by a
cabinet oce to deal with problems city folk Agriculture
Department aids the farmers will be proposed by
tor Clark Democrat of Pennsylvania.
Senator Clark whose bill has at cosponsors
the United States has changed the last half century