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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-24
JOHN G. KELLER. Attorney.
1901 X Street NV.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT coUR

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia, Hold
ing Probate Court.-No. 91795. Ad-
ministration.- This Is TO Give No.
tice: That the subscriber. of the
District OF Columbia has obtained
from the probate Court Of the Dis
trict of Columbia, Letters Of Adj
mlnistration on the estate Of $50
BEL NJ. L. HUGHES. late OF the
District OF Columbia, deceased. All
persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned to ex-
htbit the same. with the vouchers
thereof. legally authenticated. TO
the subscriber, on or before the Sth
day Of July. AID. 1857; otherwise
they may by law be excluded from
all benefit OF said estate. Given un-
der my hand this 10th day Of jan
S YsSSzz K lSsS S Stree. NV Hua seai
Deputy REGISTER Of wills for the
District Of Columbia, Clerk Of the
prAhafa CNMNf fa1- "a n
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DELIVERY MAN

National beverage co. needs men
for permanent work delivering car
donated beverages.
MINIMUM WEIGHT $50
IS NO. ExPERiENcE DRIVING
13-TON TRUCK
NO SELLING REQUIRED
GOOD PAY
Apply 9 AM. to g PM. Weekdays
CANADA DRY GINGER ALE, INC.
1901 East-West Hwy. Silver Spring
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ACCOUNTANT, under IS, CPA, man
ufacturlng to S7,2UC.
URBAN RENEWAL, under so, must
be exper. this field, no fee $4,000
v. P. CHEMICALS, under 40, exper.
corp. mgmt. to $50, 900
TREASURER, chemical corporation.
GENERAL oPER. MGR, under y 10,
chem; sngr,, CHEMICALS S37,50O
exper. hospital or allied equip
ment, 4-State area, no fec.
NATIONAL SERVICE MGR, UNDER
10, exper. servicing, X-ray, etc.,
supv. large force, no fee.
ARCH suPv.. c. =, or arch. deS..
under 80, exper. as arch. repres.
on construction, no fee to $4,000
MATHEMATICIAN, BIS, some ex-
per-, no fee to 5000
WALTER H. KESSLER
Personnel Services. 612 Wash. Bldg.
16fh and Atga
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HELP-MEN

MAINTENANCE MAN, white: day
work: exclusive uptown NV. apart
ment building, Perform minor gen.
eral repairs. Excellent position for
right party. Salary open. Please,
only sober. steady workers apply.
References treated confidentially
Box 212-X. star.
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statesmen
D. c.. MD. AND VA. AREA
QUALIFICATIONS
NEEDED:


No high pressure-our Ga
year reputation has made us
the leader in the field.
You must be dependable
to handle leads and ap-
pointments we assign to you
You must have ambition
and desire as we are con-
stantly training men for
management.
Car Necessary
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when aasweriRo aaverftsementS
address to Star boxes DO NOT
enclose original references photo.
Graphs OF othef materials OF per.
sonal uulue COPIES seTUe the pur.
nose. ORIGINALS mag oct lost
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HELP tcont. J
CLERK

OLLhh
FOR ROUTINE OFFICE DUTIES
SOME TIPPING NECESSARY. OUT
STANDING OPPORTUNITY TO
LEARN OPERATION OF CREDIT
DEPARTMENT WITH LARG Z
WHOLESALE. MUST BE HIGH
SCHOOL GRADUATE.
APPLY IN PERSON TO Mr..
LEHMAN OR MR.. WHITEHURsT
holland CO., INC.
1876 X ST. NE.
CLOTHING SALESMAN and assist
store: good salary and Commission.
Apply WEBSTER CLOTHES, 1912
F st. NV.
COLLECTION MEN, experienced in
side telephone work; excellent sal
airy, many company benefits. See
Mr.. Strauss. EISEMAN'S. F and
7tn SITS. NV.
COLLECTOR SALESMAN - Man.
married. with car, ages 22-35:
starting salary, Ss5 wk.; no expe-
rtence necessary. Call NE. S-c755
$3.50 10 $40.
COLLECTORS, part time: car neces-
sary; can earn over $3.50 per hour:
current monthly accounts. See Mr..
kILCOYNE. 1856 F st. NV, Room
205. 8 to & pm. only.
COOK, steady position with good
salary for neat, fast worker. Hours.
2 D m. to 10 midnipht. closed SIM
days. CAFE BURGUNDY, 503i
Conn. ave.
COOK. all-round exper., for fine
ANS. FL. 6-370S or IA. 7-0S8s.
COOKS ca and pantry man for fine
Only male. white applicants con-
sidered Republication. insurance
and retirement benefits provided.
Sober experienced men call OIL. g
42G9. Leave your name and tele-
phone number.
COUNTERMAN = Prefer man with
some experience In serving beer;
hours, 4:30 pm. to 12 midnight
Salary based on experience. Call
10. 5-S992. for appointment.
CREDIT MANAGER wanted; start
ing salary based on past expert
ence; paid vacations, sick benefits.
life insurance and other company
BENEFITS ssrs K Apply T ToslSs arg %Eis sy
iii4 p ST. NV. Mr.. Apolonf.
DANCE TEACHERS-BaIlroom: full
or part time; single: ages 1929:
complete training given free. Apply
In person. VICTOR DANCE STU-
do. 1910 Conn. ave. NV
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ACCOUNTANT JR.

Position covers all phases
or accounting--not booHkeep-
ms; graduate preferred, but
senior student acceptable.
opportunity for advancement.
retirement plan and other
benefits: 5-day wk.: perma-
nent position. Apply in per-
son, 4I6 Rims Bldg. 18th
and NJ SITS. NV.
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AUTO PARTS MAN

Preferably some exper. must be
able to type and write plainly;
paid while of sick. hosp, paid for
all holidays, surgical Dement'S, life
ms. lockers, showers: sos to SIS
per wk., depending upon exper.
Our employees know Of this ad. All
replies strictly confidential. We
are looking for q solid young man
who wants TO progress and learn.
Box 253-x. Star.
AUTO. MECHANIC (Whitel with
experience Apply Both and NJ sts
NV. OLD GEORGETOWN ESQ
SERVICE CENTER.
AUTO MECHANIC. reliable. expert
enced man: $3.50 basis. $40 week
guarantee: 5-day week and "a day
every other. Sat. Plenty of work.
Paid vacation, employees profit
sharing plan Apply in person. Mr..
Morris. MASON MOTOR CO.. INC.
Saith and Benning I'd. ne.
AUTO MECHANIC OPEN
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HELP--MEN

REAL ESTATE sALESMAN-Unus-
ual opportunity for ambitious man.
For particulars, call GEORGE
MANNAS, JE. 2-3110.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN holding
Virginia license. for our rental de-
partment: excellent opportunity for
active, ambitious man who is willing
70. work and can assume response
S Mrt. Wssk Ros dI gSs. z s taI party
REPORTER = washington political
correspondent tjr) wanted. May
BE- Be- regent college grad; Give full
status. education. draft status. Jobs
held and at what salaries, party
aftlliation. references. Write Box
"a. BENJAMIN Franklin Station,
Washington. D. c.
RESERVATION TRAiNEEs, airline
ABBEY PERSONNEL, 1888 Eye NV,
RESTAURANT MGR, better-type
restaurant: fine clientele: reliable.
Mr.. EVANS. ia. 7-9SSS aft. II I'm.
ROUTE SALESMAN
We need an aggressive married
man. age 21-40; must be neat, and
have desire to better himself: $50
minimum salary during short train
ing period; liberal company benefits.
security and good income to man Sc
lected. See Mr.. Splitter, 2535 Sher-
man ave. NV. DUPONT LAUNDRY.
ROUTEMEN
Permanent employment. for young
married men: we will train average
men TO earn q minimum $50 per
week: all company BENEFITS; inter-
views Friday. Monday and Tuesday
rs Am. only. @. a. s. LAUNDRY,
44l0 Baltimore ave. Bladensburg
SALES ENGINEER, BY long estab-
lished manufacturer Of ventilatine
and air-conditioning equipment:
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HElP-MEN

RETIRED MAN, in good health, for
duties as messenger and minor
clerical work. in large downtown
real estate oflce; pleasant working
conditions. 37la-hour work week,
S ansnes ps furnished nssr i rec, salary:
N own handwriting, stating age.
general health conditions and pest
employment. Box l33-x. Star.
CAREER statesmen (3)
II you are . salesman or feel that
YOU nave an aptitude. for selling. We
WOULD would IKE to talk 70 you: Estab-
We: Superior training p &c ran .i Nc
out-of-town travel. No canvassing.
Fringe benefits. Guarantee plus
bonuses. Earning potential TO S16,-
600 annually. Married men 81 TO
81, once No. iS. Pals Church. Va.
CAREER OPPORTUNITY
II you are between 1880 ana
planning . selling career, this is
your Opportunity to enter . sales
training program for career posi-
ton. Applicants need not have
thoroughly trained in our SELLING
methods. Successful completion OF
our training program can lead to
excellent earnings and opportunity
for MANAGEMENT. Guaranteed sal.
aTyg ,,., plus bonus plan. Call Mr..
If UNEMPLOYED or WISH 4 BET.
TER position. once, sales. tech.
meal. executive, hospital, ali kinds
500 1, wk; 70 $4,000 yr.-elXays
est; AZ yrs; cor: 18th and q NV.
placed.l VISIT now, today.
WANTED, man bookkeepef, simple
accounting: some experience with
tax returns desirable: age IS to
40; 36-hour week: sos: small ONCE.
Write full information with refer.
ences Box 1905. Star. 26"
SlQ0 ZWK. MIN. GUAR. SAL, COM,
WkLY BONUS, EXP. ms. BENEF.
Are you looking for q lifetime OPP
portunity at better-than-average
earnings. in sales and sales man.
agement2 Are you interested in Sc
curity OF 2 permanent guarantee OF
500 weekly with the chance OF
you work inteligientiy, conscientious.
ly and have ability Are you inter.
Tested in paid vacation, free insur-
ance benefits and full pay while
training? We have openings for two
statesmen, openings caused by pro-
motion. to sell retail and industrial
CelloWax Products in established,
protected territory, Washington
Area. Own car. win consider trained.
Write CELLOWAX CO., z 8. Gay
ST., Baltimore 2, Md.
CPD TNCTDTTCTOD
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ENGTNEER

6th-grade license. Immediate open
ing for day engineer in apt. house.
Hrs, s am. to 4 pm. Good salary
plus quarters. Free insurance and
many other BENEFITS. Apply personnel
ONCE. 1424 X st. NV, cAFRITZ
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WE OFFER:

WE OFFER:
SALARY while training
Protected territory
3-Good commission so
your earnings are
unlimited
ALL leads in your
territory
5-Yearly bonus
6ENational and local
advertising
Group disqualification
insurance
8-Backing of a 64-year-
old manufacturer with
plants and offices
throughout the United
States
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OTHER POSITIONS
ASSISTANT MANAGER


Young man, with knowledge OF
restaurant and soda fountain bust
ness. salary commensurate with ex-
perience, and ability. Call Elk. B.
5555, daily. between 8 and B. 70
arrange for an Inpervtew.
ASSISTANT NIGHT AUDITOR. cash
Ter for front desk Of downtown
hotel at least 1-year experience
on MGR 1000: hotel BACKGROUND
preferred. Company BENEFITS after
3 months. Alternating shift. Apply
CARLTON HOTEL, 18th and x
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-24

RENAH r. CAVALIER and
II. STEWART MCDONALD, Attorneys
1900 Connecticut Ave, NV.
Washington, ID, C..
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Tor the District OF Columbia, Hold
Ing Probate Court. Mo. o1497.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS is to Give
Notice: That the subscribers Of
the state Of Maryland and the
state OF Georeia, respectively have
obtained from the Probate Court
OF the District Of Columbia, Let
terS Testamentary on the estate Of
EDNA CARR BOWYER, late of the
District of Columbia. deceased.
All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof. legally authenti-
Gated. to the subscribers, on or be-
fore the. 9th day of May, AID.
1887; otherwise they may by law
be excluded from all benefit OF said
estate. Given under our hands
this Sth day OF January. 1857
JESSE CULBERSON BOWER.
b61S Southwick Street. Bethesda.
Md, ERNESTINE BOWER STEMS,
2lS2 Spring Greek Road. Decatur,
Georgia. tSeal.l Attest: FRANK
]. BURKART, Deputy Register OF
Wills for the District of Columbia.
Clerk Of the Probate Court.
ta1O.lT.9A
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ENGINEER. LICENSED

Excellent opportunity for ambi-
tious. reliable man with 3rd-class
10 c.. license, Good starting salary,
vacation. health insurance and 9TH
er benefits Apply Bldg. Mgr. 1925
Eye st. NV. ST. 3-i625. cAFRITZ
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HELP--MEN

ACCOUNTANT, recent graduate or
one who will graduate in near
future, to train to assist owner and
take complete charge Of Office. Per-
manent position with good future
Call MR.. KAUFMAN or Mr.. Null
LIGAN. Ma. S-0330. NATIONAL
UNIFORM CO.. 2159 Pa. ave. NV.
ACCOUNTANTS OPEN
D. c. EMPL. EXCHANGE
WHITE AND COLORED
Chefs and I'd cooks SIS up
PorterS. exp. bus boys Open
Furniture man. wareh. exp. $50 wk.
Dishwasher-kit. help - $50
Drivers. know city ----- S50-S5b
tS) --------------S 500
StOCk CLERKS 49, ------------- ptO
Janitor, exp. o,
Pressers, silk and wool ----- Top
Orderlies. hospital $40
Parking lot attend. --- $40
AdjuSters. white - $3.50 mo.
1912 9th st. NV.
HO. 2-1572 Ho, 2-5512
25'
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ENGINEER

3rd CLASS OR BETTER
For large downtown ONCE building
IL to 8 am. shift. Air conditioning
and oil burner experience preferred.
Good local references required. See
Mr.. Farrell, 9 to pm.
HERBERT HARVEY
u IlEcoRPoRATED
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EMPL. EXCH.

AUTO SALESMAN, used car dept;
Buick dealer exper. preferred;
drawins account for right man:
bonus. hosp no Sun. work. Phone
MR.. WEIGH. Ii 6-6464
AUTO SALESMAN. used cars, op-
portunity. to Join our small sales
force; plenty. floor time, liberal
may also sell new Fords. See Mr..
Bell, TAKOMA FORD. S725 Piney
Branch I'd, Silver Spring, Md. JU.
$1,000.
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DEBIT MAN

Large concentr ated industrial
debit is available to Q capable
experienced industrial insurance
salesman-collector. Married. age ~
40. Starting salary $75 pei. week
Unlimited earnings assured In the
immediate future based on NC
CHARGE BACK FOR LAPSE CON-
TRACT. Ma. H-2443. 80
DENTAL TECHNICIAN for Baltimore
laboratory. A definite future and
good salary for right man. Must
have q good background for set-ups
In denture department. Box SIT
Star.
DOORMAN WANTED. 12 to 9 pm.
Monday through Friday. Apply
manager. BETHESDA THEATER
7710 Wisconsin ave-, Bethesda
No phone calls.
DRIVERS for small buses, operated
by private school in suburban Md.
Choice Of early morning or after
noon routes. Good pay for part
time work. Call JU. p-1674 for
appt.
DRY CLEANING AND LAUNDRY
machinery serviceman; must have
thorough knowledge to repair ma
chimney. ME. S-l630.
ELECTRICIAN-Best deal in towr
for good man. Year-round work
DOWD'S ELECTRIC, 441S Conn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08

Exeter and Of Harvard Uni
versity where he was q MEM
Der Of the d. u. and Hasty
Pudding clubs. He Is cur
rently with the Naval Air
Force and is stationed In
Hawaii.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08
Miss Dunn
Is Engaged

Mr.. Rogers CT Dunn Of
Mclean. Va. and Mrs. Dunn
Of Woodstock. VT. announce
the engagement Of their
daughter Diana to 1t. d.gJ
Robert Sidney coe. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney w. Coe
Of New York City and West
field. N. j.
Miss Dunn, who was for
merly O resident Of Green
wich. Conn.,, now resides at
Mclean. Va. She made her
debut In New York City In
1855. She graduated from
Oldfields School. attended
VaSsar College, and is now a
student at the Foreign Serv-
Ice School Of Georgetown
University.
1t. Coe is q graduate Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08

The American Home Group
Of the Silver Spring Woman's
Club will have an old-fash-
toned Christmas party at
Jesup Blair Community House
on Wednesday at 1880 pm.
There will be a gift exchange
and entertainment.
The Welfare Department
Of the Silver Spring Woman's
Club will meet on Wednes-
day at Jesup Blair Commu-
nifty House at 10 am. TO wrap
gifts for the Cerebral Palsy
Children's Christmas Party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-07

research department" she
says cheerfully. Il do al the
dirty jobs. like cutting STEM
ellis. But ! take my turn
answering the queries from
Congressmen's Offices, and
getting out fact sheets. We
take over q project q month
at . time. I'm the disarma-
ment expert now. I'm the
gifts to Eisenhower spe-
cialist. too. We keep track Of
the presents he gets"
Barbara says she has be-
come such q washington
is-a-beautiful-town booster"
that she even spends her
vacations here, q day at q
time in the summertime.
She takes her days on Fri
day or Monday, to make long
week ends. These were spent
chiefly at the jointly-rented
cottage on the Magothy
River, q tributary Of the
Severn. from May to June
Is. AFTER that they doubled
the rates for the summer
season. and we, couldn't
afford it." she says.
"A Wonderful Block"
Now she spends happy
evenings and week ends try
ing out her exotic recipes in
her kitchen or patio grill. II
live in q wonderful block in
Georgetown" she says. "Ev-
erybody on my side Of the
street is under 80, and many
Of them are single men,"
Winter evenings, to the
extent the local scene allows,
she spends at the theater and
concerts. She loves the thea
ter, and tried out for the
Alexandria Little Theater
group. II didn't make it," sh,
adds. II think my forte is
props and such. not acting"
Her current enthusiasm is
trying to organize a Bastille
Day street dance in her little
Georgetown block. Mrs. j.
Borden Hartman, who lives
across the street. is enthu-
siastic about the project, she
says, but the police take q
dim view. She still hopes the
latter will relent.
And what about that one
time objective of getting
married and joining the
League Of Women Voters?"
"Oh, I still plan to do both
Of those some day." says Bar
bara-and then I'll run my
husband for PRESIDENT"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-07

leader) around. to see how he
operated. ! didn't learn much.
He never said Q word. He
just listened to other people.
Maybe the secret il to know
who to listen to-"
Barbara stayed with the
Kefauvers through their big
Homecoming" rallies In var
ious parts Of Tennessee, then
went to work for the Demo.
cratic National Committee.
Fired After Campaign
She was fired. along with
much of the campaign staff,
after the election. This COIN
cided nicely with an invita-
ton from her father to &C.
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She's in Politics
Up to Her EQrs

our front page bulletins, Just
as we had planned"
The Chicago convention
was Barbara's first. and she
spent much Of her time on
the convention floor, making
like an eager young political
science type" she says.
"One day I decided to fol-
low Carmine de Sapio New
York Democratic political
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-07

company him on q trip to
South America. In Lima,
Peru. q cable from the Ma
tional Committee caught UP
with her, urging her not to
60 on any other job inter-
views until she had talked
to Bill Welsh. the brand
new research director Of the
committee.
She did. and soon she was
back on the staff. She is
listed officially as q secre-
tary, but much of her time
Is spent on research, accord
ing to her colleagues.
I'm definitely low man on
a four-man totem pole in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-07
Cont'd. From Page, Dc

Cont'd. From Page, D-(
most Of them had assumed
this all along. they weren't
too happy about being routed
from their slumbers to hear
1t, she said.
After that I hid for Q
WHILE" she confessed.
But the timing worked out
perfectly, she added. I'VE got
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-07
Money Belt

A belt with two purses at
tached is a handy idea. Two
snap-top change purses
one for coins and one for
tokens. perhaps-are set to
one side Of q cowhide con-
tour belt, fleur-de-lis motifs
decorate them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-07

( DRESSES-dOUntOVn only
l7.e5 and 1925 Misses Street and Afternoon Dresses
$l2
22.95 pnd SIS Misses Street and Afternoon Dresses,
some by Paul Soroent SIG
1926 and $35 Misses Street and Cocktail Dresses SIS
1895 Misses SolidTone and Printed Silk Standings,
some eottons, some Esenbere Originals. $2S
$45 and 1895 Misses Dresses with jockets
eisenbero Originals. $34
5ee5 and 6ee5 Misses Designer Dresses, street and
cocktail 50
l7.95 Junior Street and Afternoon Dresses 50
l7.95 to 22.95 Junior Street and Afternoon Dresses
SIz
z2e5 to 1926 soIid-Tone and Printed silk shontuno
Dresses. SIG
TOWN: 1910 = Street CHEVY CHASE CENTE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-07

Americas Most Famous Summer Suits
irere SIS and 1906 ~H
Many cool fobres Many smart styles in
new-for-sunnmer colours. Misses, petite, Junior
and holf-sizes available.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-07

A wonderful opportunity
to SAVE greatly on Raleigh
quality fashions. Many
one.ot.G.kind. All items
subject to prior sale.
Sorry, no mail. phone or
COD. orders. All sales
final.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-07

sos to 1895 Wool Flannel, Tweed and Novelty Wool
Suits. SAG
oS.Io to 1878 Wool Dressmoker Suits, junior and
misses sizes SAG
SIS to $98 Toiored Dressn,oker Suits, some by
famous designers $50
6o75 and SIS Wool Tweed or Silk and Wool Coots S4S
6o75 Double Breasted Wool Tweed Coots 1888
1895 AIl-WooI Goats. navy or beige only SIS
1895 to $45 Wool Topper. 1895
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-07
lER FASHION CLEARANCE
4 COATS AND sUITs-dowu,o,en only

4 COATS AND SUITS-dotUntorUn only
1895 Royon Flannel Four-Piece Box-Jocket Suits.
SIS Wool Tweed Suits, some pIoids. 81
1915 Italian Silk Suits, custom sizes
6o.75 Custom-Sze Wool Coat
1895 Bosket-Weove Wool Coots
5e.75 Wool Flannel or Bosket-Weove coots
$o8 Wool or Sik-ond-Woo coots.
1880 Leather Coot three-quorter length, blue
1895 Cashmere Toppers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-26
U. S. Named in Suit
In FutuI Air Crash
Over Grand Cunyon

NEWARK. N. j.. June rs up.
The Federal Government has
been named . defendant In
q S2.4 million damage suit
stemming from the June 80,
1865. collision Of two planes over
the Grand Canyon. The Gov
ernment's air trafiic control sys-
tenn was blamed in the suit for
the disastrous crash.
The suit was fled by David
Van Alstyne. jr.. 81 Engelwood
executor under the wills OF
Richard c. Noel Of 6carsdale
N. Y. and his wife. Marietta T
Noel. who were killed in the
crash. They left two children,
Richard c.. jr., and Mrs. Martha
N. Baskowitz.
The complaint charges en-
ployes Of Air Trafiic in Washing
ton we're negligent in not prop
erly advising employees at other
control centers as TO the flight
levels the TWA Super Constella-
ton and the United Oct should
maintain.
This Is the first suit in the
crash to name the Government
as Q defendant. Other suits
have named the airlines.
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Mr.. Kuykendall. whose term
expired Saturday, has been NOM
mated for another five-year term
ending June ~. 1859.
Mr.. Ellis cited the licensing Of
the Idaho Power Co. to build
three dams on the Snake River
as Q substitute for the proposed
Federal Hells Canyon Dam as an
example Of what he called Mr..
Kuykendall's lack Of sympathy
with the intent Of Congress that
licensed projects "be best adapt
ed to a comprehensive plan" for
developing waterways.
He said Mr.. Kuykendall and q
majority Of the commission un-
der his craftsmanship ''have been
conniving with the private power
companies" to grant license ex-
tensions beyond the 50-year
maximum permitted under the
Federal Power Act.
Mr.. Mcdonald said Mr.. Kuy-
kendall deceived . congressional
committee in 1854 "in an at
tempt to cover up the Dixon
Yates contract" in the Tennessee
Valley Authority area.
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favor Of the public utility cor
porations which he is supposed
to regulate and against the con-
sumner interests which he is sup
posed to protect"
Angus Mcdonald. assistant
legislative secretary Of the Farm
ers Union. said Mr.. Kuykendall
has been "graveiy derelict" In
duties prescribed In the law es-
tablishing the power commission