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A terrified girl fears to ask
for police protection after
witnessing a holdup and
shooting.
1890, WAIAL "a - Boxing:
Vince Martinez VS.. Larry
Baker in q 10-round welter-
weight bout.
l1:l5, WTOP (9)-Late Show:
"Honky Tonk" with Clark
Gable. Lana Turner and
Claire Trevor. A notorious
gambler tires Of the rowing
life and decides to settle
down Q94D.
l1:2O, WAIAL "a - Duckpin
Champions: Norman Titus
VS.. Clete Pannell.
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OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS
$40. WTTG (5I-Biily john

$3.50. WTTG (5D-Billy john
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Fourth Anniversary Show
Peter and the Wolf" The
animated version OF Serge
Prokofieff's orchestral fable
will be seen in its entirety.
$500. WTTG t5D-Baseball:
Washington VS.. Detroit.
$3.50, WRC (4D-Father Knows
Best: Evening to Remem-
ber." The Anderson home is
thrown into pandemonium
when actor Cornell Wilde
visits (repeat).
$3.50. WMAL tD-Navy Log !:
Goal: Mach Two" with
Ross Elliott and Richard
Crane. A test pilots exciting
experiences with expert
mental rocketplanes.
$3.50, WMAL (7l-Moment of
Decision: House Of Glass"
with Joan Caulfield. Lyle
Bettger and Marie Windsor.
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more VS.. Kansas City.
$500. WWDC Baseball:
Washington VS.. Detroit.
300, WOL-Good Music Time
Violin Sonata No. 10, Piano
Concerto No. 4 and String
Quartet No. IL by Bee
thoven.
1O.45, WGMS-Symphony Hall:
Symphony No. 6 in C by
Schubert. and Young Per-
sons Guide to the Orches-
ira by Britten.
1855. WWDC-Steve Allison
Show: Guest is Clark King
Assistant Corporation Coun-
sci for the District.
HOS. WGMS-Music Til Mid
night: Symphony No. 3
Opus 81 by Nielsen and
Rapsodie Espagnole by
Ravel.
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HIGHLIGHTS

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TV KEY PREVIEWS

ToniChts top shoDs prepieDed By nv Kev's stat,
Uh0 attend rehe1rsdls match screenings and andlyze
scripts IN Mem York and Hollywood Their opinions are
offered as guide to Grea DetOers
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Imny's Farewell

For Jimmy Robson, q 6-foot-2-
inch Rockville boy. it was his last
party before he entered the United
States Merchant Marine Academy
at Kings Point. He was moaning
over women who won't take an
interest in you because they know
you're leaving town" and COM
planning that the girls he likes are
those kind you get all depressed
over" With that he jumped on the
diving board into an inner tube.
Meanwhile. in the shallower end,
Brooks Wood. Bulls junior, was
wailing to Joan Atwood, Of RMHS:
That diet you were going on-go
on it. you're too heavy" Joanie,
on Brooks shoulders. was engaged
in . battle with Chick Beard, q
Gonzaga senior. who had hoisted
COntinued On Pose s
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Swim Party
A Big GamboI
By Fiji eoRsKA

Sixteen teen-agers with lots dash can make a big
splash at swimming party.
Sixteen proved that when Barbara (Bobbe) Belts. a
National Cathedral School student threw swim party
at her home Hectic HILL the Falls road Rockville Md
In a movie-like setting of rolling hills spck white
fences and Maryland greenery despite the droughO
the youths from various schools displayed aptitude
for outdoor partying.
OF course. there's to swimming party than
just swimming. There's eating teasing wSecracking
badminton, football practice, bathing, dancing
battles, dunl1ing and "the quiet hour"
Clothes Changes
In between there's continual change of clothes,
far the girls concerned TEEN thought girls
arriving all the time. But it just sophomore
Julie Porter of National Cathedral School who changed
from turquoise bathing suit into pink print suit
and then black number. Said the Bethesda lass:
"a girls got to keep dry"
Bobbe Belts was no exception. She switched from
leopard into black The boys consistent The
only change of clothes in their department Sandy
(FfngerS) Lnthicum Landon graduate who's going to
Haverford College this fall
Sandy who says he's II "but it's the mileage that
counts got thrown in the pool with clothes watch,
wallet and cigarettes Fortunately he wasn't wearing
his guitar when Evan Reese, st. Adams fullback
decided it was time for Sandy to take Dip
Afterward Evan, ID, and his 16year-od brother Tom
another ST. Adams football player practiced blocking
around the agstone edge of the water Meanwhile on the
diving board, Jay Doonan, who'll be a sophomore at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-25

Richard Montgomery this year,
was taking high leaps off the
diving board and then sitting
in a chair" in mid-air before
landing in the 10-foot depths.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
AMELIA NANNY CARTER for
merly AMELIA NANNY. Is no
longer connected In any way with
PROFESSIONAL P L A c { NJ Z n I
SERVICE and, that she Will not be
responsible for any obligations OIL
any kind hereinafter incurred py
or in connection with PROBES
SIGNAL PLACEMENT SERVICE.
/ WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts other than. those con-
tracted for BY myself. WILLIAM
r. FLEET. Bowie. Nd. lS'
ACCORDIONIsT, PIANIST, any oe-
casion; reaS. Call between b-1
ewes, EN-. 3-l3yo. "
If YOUR BUSINESS CATERS to
women, 4 plastic rain bonnet i'm
printed with your ad quickly creates
good will: lets them remember you.
Only SC ga. for 200: l2e ca. Tor
As small q quantity as one gross.
EXECUTIVE ADVERTISING CO.
Elk. 3-1424.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION of
Partnership Between Milton KessleT
and Harry Smith-Milton kessIeT
and Harry Smith. partners. hereto
fore trading as the ID. c. Butter
COMPANY. 1875 18th st. ne. Wash
ington. d C.. hereby give notice
that their partnership has been ter
minated By Articles Of Dissolution
executed on April 80. 1857 ana
that hereafter the business known
as %. c. Butter Company" Will De
owned and operated BY Milton
Kessler as sole proprietor
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PERSONAL

ELDERLY. inteliigent woman will
rsmbier.type house With nice fam
liz In nv. section. Write BOZ
LOOKING FOR WORK paperhanging
Banitas, labor only. LA. 0-23bO;
LIST class workmanship.
WANT TO BUY black diamond mink
coat? Good condition. Good price.
Write BOX 400-o, star.
RUMMAGE SALE. CHRIST CHURCH.
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and sr. high SUBJECTS experienced
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WANTED

Voice students. sincere and seriously
interested in accomplishment; pop
ular or classical; mike techniaue
taught. outstanding New York
Holly wood contacts: unlimited op-
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analysis. Adams 2-Ssl0.
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PROPOSALS
Obsolete Vehicle Sale

n: sSsr eouS e E ESq'1 Ss.. n II
Rockville. MARYLAND, Will receive
sealed proposals until 800 Pm.
DIST. May u. 1857. for the. purchase
b. bidders OF obsolete vehicles owned
by the Board of Education: The
Vehicles are on displaK At Mccrossin
lane, OF Travilah road. Travilah.
Maryland. The heavy equipment y
on display at the rear OF Richaro
MONTGOMERY High School. Rockville
pike, Rockville. Maryland. All We.
ficios will be sold on an AS IS
condition basis. Bids must be sub
mitted on Board Of Education BID
forms which may be obtained at the
once Of the Director OF Purchasins
at the Board OF Education ofhces.
All bids will be publicly opened and
read Al the aboye-stated time IN
the purchasing once Of the Board
OF Education. Bid forms will be
mailed TO those requesting them BY
mai or By telephone. Items 10 be
sold win include the following: II
School Buses: Panel Trucks; 2
Sedan Delivery Trucks. 5 Two-Doof
gedanS: 5 Pickup Trucks; Trucks;
2 Dump Trucks; q Stake-Bo
trucks. 2 Station WAGONS; Pieces
Heavy Equipment, Grader. Bulldozer
etc, RUSSELL M. CORY, Director
Of Purchasing for the Board Of hdu'
cation. mylZ.lb
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s..,S Os s.9sss, klS, 81 sSI..S ST. H''
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Washington Prefers Star Classified
By More Than 2 to l

WheH answerino advertise ments
address to StdS CORES do NOT
enclose original refer enceS photo.
graphs OF othei materials ~ Der
sondl Udlue COPIES sPvue me uur.
nosS ORIGINALS mat oPf lost
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AUCTION SALES

ANTIQUES. household goods. glass,
china, some furniture; items from
> estates and a small antique snop.
Thursday, May %, 1880 pm. SUB
URBAN AUCTION. ROCKVILLE. Nd.
SALE OF VALUABLE real estate and
antiques near Loyettsyille, Va. on
SATURDAY May rs, 1857 At 1880
am. EST. Approx. 80 acres, i'm
proved By 2 log. frame and stone
homes. all modern improvements.
S fireplaces. Real Estate will be
offered at l pm. EST; Antiques
chest of drawers. orig. brasses
wing chair. Windsor chairs. Queen
tails cali Mr.. ROBERT L.
WRIGHT. Auctioneer at Lovetts-
vile. Va. Valley 2-3s3l or VA: p
$3.50. Directions: -Four miles north
west OF Lovettsville on Rte. 75s'
IOudOun, Va,
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Employment Service
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Once Machines Trainee $3.50
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Tech Illustrator, all media
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PUBLICITY nseats.T man newspaper expe "a ma
Payroll Auditors Safety Engr..
to As YRS. car furn. TO 50 O0G
Steno- Admin. Asst. yng. $3.50 mo
Tab Machine Operator. exper. S33s
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Field Rept;, nor: selling. car
Underwater. insurance trainee. $500
Economic Field Repres. Trainee,
BOZ travel. sgle.. $500. l
Ad@ Sme T fTfae e a0 ssr to sSS
Clerk-Typists, yng. ------.t to S3OOl
Cashier. exper., to 20. mis- $500
Addressog, Opr. Trainee. 1870. S225l
Bank Trsinse. no fee start SEQ
yng.. room. board SI7bl
MISCELLANEOUS DIV.
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Lavnmower Mechanics S65 wk
NATIONAL EMPL SS'S' HsSri' service ~ ntT
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Bkkpr., stockbroker S9O-S95 up
Acct, credit mgr. retail Sd. 500
Bockkeepers (0l SaO-gI 90
Asst. bookkeepers az - S65-SSO
OTHER POSITIONS
personnel mgr, exper.-- to SO. 600
Editorial assistant $4,000 up
craftsmen. all fields top
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alb assts. chemical 81. 900
Jr. vage-salary analyst - SIS
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Personnel Counseling
Services

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Asst. Director. masters In Ed. Bus.
Adm. or Personnel. exper. in adult
education pref. to age 40. to SO. 800
once Mgr Personnel. pref. trade
assoc. exper.. service minded. per-
sonnet exper. helpful. aEs ~ SS; ~
Instructors. masters in bus. adm .
min. ] ", college teaching expeI !,
Sale. 1pPnt GEsIs'A1 Dreyiou. pfintlES
sales exper. pref. selling 70 trade
assoc. car nee. to age IS. to Sl25
Craftsmen FEE pAi Rlc' . fSRm mssSl
Trust Auditor. bank exper. pref.
acct. background. to age IS. 1925
Asst. Bldg Engr.. 3rd q. lie. or
better. bondable excel. refs. 6-day
wk. white, to age so Sl03
stenoTrapher, advancement to
repres. work. TO age IS $685. mo
Teller Trainees. bank exper. helpful,
Tax CLERK, interested in taxation.
org. will send to school for further
educ, some acctg. nee. TO age 30;
Sales Trainee, natl. org. COLLEGE
pref. bkkpg. exper. helpful, pref;
sgle.. age $685. Ssh start
Machine Operator. mech. skill, OPP
crate multilith. mimeo, and dupli-
eating machines. age to 80. SO, 900
Clerk Typist. for convention dept.
OF excel. trade assoc. 20 to con-
ventions. type 40 wpm. excel. oppor.
for advancement to $4,000
Furniture Finlsher. perm. employ
ment. able to make security check.
pvt. industry. open 70 age so. $50 st.
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PERSONAL
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houses. beautiful gardens and rid
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Most Exciting Film Stors
OF Five Decades Listed

ended BY her death OF uremic
poisoning on June Z. 1897.
She was only 20.
Z. Carole Lombagd. She
started in pie-throwing Mack
Sennett comedies and pro-
crossed to become the screens
greatest light Coincidence.
Her own life was as joyous
as her screen roles. She was
full Of fun and loved TO give
big parties. At one. fllmland's
great cavorted on the slides
and rides at a seaside amuse-
ment pier.
She died dramatically, killed
In a 1912 crash in Nevada
while returning from a war
bond tour. She was 80 and
left a sorrowing widower.
Clark Gable.
8. Enrol Flynn. II you
doubt Errol's abilities TO Gre
ate excitement. Just read the
recent news. He has the
capacity to make headlines
without the slightest-well.
almoSt-effort.
It's hard to tell where
Flynn the movie hero leaves
OF and Flynn the real-life
adventurer takes over. His
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TWO H.. FILMS
LEAD POLLS
IN EUROPE

PARIS up. - Two Ger
man stars and two Ameri-
can Aims were voted best
OF the year in separate
polls Of French and Belgian
theater owners.
Mari Schell was voted
best foreign actress Of the
year in both polls held by
the French Film Corp. and
the Belgian Cinematoe-
graphic Corp. Curt Jurgens
was named best foreign
actor in one poll and the
late American actor James
Dean won the distinction
in the second.
The King Vidor produc-
ton Of War and Peace"
starring Audrey Hepburn,
Henry Fonda and Mel
Ferrer was named best for
eign film in one poll and
the Nicholas Ray film.
Rebel Without a Cause"
starring Dean. was labelled
the foreign film in the Sec
ond poll.
The results were an
nounced by Frances in
dustry and commerce min
lister. Paul Ribeyre.
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Schneider Again Heods
Numismutic Society

Flournoy c. Schneider was
reelected president OF the
Washington Numismatic So
ciety at its meeting last Mon
day night.
Neal Shafer continues as
vice president. The job Of
Secretary Treasurer Eldridge
Jones was divided. Mr.. Jones
was named treasurer, with
the post OF secretary going
TO Mrs. Dorothy Gieder.
Other officers are Freder-
lex Neeson and Mai. H. A.
Lamberton. members Of the
executive board. Vernon
BigSby. sergeant at arms.
Brent Hughes. delegate. and
Shirley Leachman. alternate.
TO the Middle Atlantic Nu-
mismatic Association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08
NUMISMATIC NOTES
u. S. Silver DoIIurs-6

The silver dollars coined
from 1873 to 1904 are known
as the Bland" or Morgan"
type dollars. Representative
Richard p. (Silver Dick
Bland. from the silver mining
State Of Missouri. sponsored
the legislation providing for
their coinage.
George T. Morgan OF the
Philadelphia Mint staff Gre
ated the design. His artistic
ability. combined with q fine
sense Of humor. gave us a
dollar that. in the opinion OF
many. is the most beautiful
type of all our large silver
coins. Morgan's GROWING
Of Liberty with a symbolical
group OF farm products and
the clever concealment Of his
last initial, M" on both the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08

Gold Coast and Nkrumah
stamps and a commemora-
tive is expected for the first
anniversary Of independence
March Is. A stamp for
United Nations Day, october
"a, also is a possibility.
New Issues
EGYPT-The new l0-mills
regular stamp picturing
Pharaoh Rameses II has been
overprinted Palestine" in
red in both English and Ara
bic for use in the Egyptian
administered GAIA Strip. the
Egyptian PhilateIic Service
reports from Cairo.
PORTUGAL-Jose Joaquin
de Cesario Verde (l855-l886) /,
who first introduced realistic
themes into Portuguese po-
etry, will be honored on two
three-color offset stamps to
be issued Thursday. Values
are one escudo and 3 eScudos
80 centayos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08

early life In the South Seas.
his romantic entanglements
in Hollywood. his scrapes
with the law have all added
to the legend.
8. Humphrey Bogart. He
claimed he never sought pub
licity. but II certainly fol-
lowed him. Perhaps II was
because he was one Of the
last Of the great individual
list. He believed in leading
his life with dash and can
dor.
His greatest hour came In
his Anal months. Wasted by
cancer, he still maintained
the tough Bogart front. Each
afternoon he came down
from his sickbed and enjoyed
a couple OF hours OF drink
and talk with the friends he
loved.
10. Marilyn Monroe. The
last and latest of the 10
most exciting" she is by no
means the least. She has all
the magic that makes for
greatness in stars.
Everything snowballed TO
make Marilyn a sensational
star. She had the face and
CURE that were highly ex-
ploitable. What's more. al
most everything she did
proved 10 be newsworthy. The
disclosure Of posing for nude
calendar art might have sunk
some actresses. Marilyn
turned II into an asset.
Judging from the events
following her marriage to
Arthur Miller. it appears that
she is far from finished as q
headline maker.
So there's the top l0--now
come the argumentsl How
about Mary Pickford and
Douglas Fairbanks. you say?
Certainly they were the king
and queen OF the silent
screen. And Charlie Chaplin,
the clown primer Or w. c.
Fields?
Then you could mention
Gloria Swanson and Mar
lene Dietrich. or two latter
day sirens. Ava Gardner and
Lana Turner. Tom Mix de-
serves a mention as a superb
Snowman. And there's much
to be said for two current
sensations. Frank Sinatra
and Marion Brando.
But I've made my 10 and
that's that.
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diverse and reverse are ex-
amples of his talent.
On the diverse. the M"
can be seen on the trunca-
ton Of the. bust. on the re-
verse. the M" is discernible
on the bow knot around the
wreath. During the first year
Of this issue he reduced the
eight feathers in the eagles
tail 10 seven. and in one va
riety Of this 1873 dollar. he
had seven tail feathers over
eight tail feathers.
Morgan's sly shift in tail
feathers caused a surprising
rise in the numismatic value
of this particular dollar.
The series is. however. one Of
the most reasonable OF all TO
collect. A number Of them
can still be obtained at only
a nominal premium over face
value.
The Morgan type dollars
were struck in the main mint
at Philadelphia mo mint
mark. and the branch minis
OF Denver cd" mint mark,
San Francisco cS" mint
mark. Carson City ("CC"
mint mark. and New Or
leans GO" mint mark. The
mint marks appear on the
reverse Just above the letters
do" in the word dollar.
From 1873 to 1904 about
500 million silver dollars
were struck. A few dollars
OF this type were minted in
1921 when silver dollar COIN
age was resumed. The 1893
S, 1895, and 10000 are rare
dates Of this series.
JAMES II. COLLIE
The Washington Numis-
matte Society. whose mem
berS hare prepared this series
OF articles. tDiH aRswer cues
tions on coins addressed to
Numismatic Notes. The sun
day Star. Washington 4, D. C.
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"Hell's Angels" she was the
embodiment OF sex.
Her personal life was just
as sensational. A notable
chapter was the suicide Of
her new husband. MGM big
wig Paul Bern.
Jeans last great romance.
with william Powell. was