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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-01
INSTRUCTION COURSES
REPAIRS Z SERVICES

REPAIRS I SeHVtGeS
Additions-Alterations
NO On P z. FIJI EHA EASY ysC TEENS J,ss
Ki c6MPEsrE D iNT A Nd EXT EMS'
N REMobEILiNd
FREE PLANNING. BLUEPRINTs'
GUAR. SATISFACTION
RA. .3.5752 OIL. 6-7l6o
BLOCK and BRICK WORK
CALL ANY TIME. 10. 3-e4o6
i.
BRICKWORK, new or repairs, fire-
| places, chimneys, walls. walks.
A. .FAGNANI. 10. 2.1994.
CARPENTRY, PAINTING: recrea-
ton rooms and small Jobs q spe-
cialty. Free estimate. UN. 4-79l0.
CARPENTRY. papering. painting
| free estimates; all work guar. AID
4-3O54. Call anytime before Q am
and anytime after 1880 pm.
CARPENTRY-AIl types Of expert
home repair work. Bsmts. finished
etc. 10. e-b562, Mr.. POPE
CARPENTRY PAINTING. general
M MaIa'e Mechanic. Cal 70. sHsss43
CARPENTER-Porches, partitions
shelving, cabinets. expert repairs
]. ROWELL, Elk. 3-0627
CARPENTER WORK. gen. remodel:
CO. Ii. $500.
FLOORS SANDED: new, &c 50. IT,:
old, Zoe, and up: painting interior
and exterior. HINsoN, Lu, 4-o875'
GENERAL REMODELING
All types; free est. terms. c. e
BURGbORF Builder. OIL. 6-S213
HOME REMODELING, also con-
crete and brick work and painting,
reas, OV. 3-2566. XII. 9-3419
PAINTING, interior and exterior
caulking. glazing. waterproonng
free est. best ref. AID. 4-0764
HU. 3-6706.
PAINTING. int, ext; carpentry,
| gutter, spout, roof. Do own work;
BY white. Call any time, Lo
7-1666.
PAINTING. PAPERING-First-clas'
lately. MR.. POAT. RA. 3-5643. !.
PAINTING, PAPERINGi interior.
exterior. FLA loans available
Estimates. IT. g-4771.
PAINTING, PAPERHANGING, wall
scraping, plaster patches. LU.
I-I7S9. Ii. 3-0691.
PAPERING, So rm. up; 80 sun
fast washable paper. JU. $780,
RIA. 6-2S64. WI. 2-945s.
AsTE Rim GRANTING; also
patchwork. Ceiling spet bly,.
Al mech. ia 9-1150.
PLASTERING AND PATCH WORN.
A SPECIALITY; Fri, Sat, and
Sun. AID. 4-1123.
PLUMBING CHEATING, low prices;
free est; Permaglas h.-w. h. Nd.
work only. Mr.. LEE, HA. 7-7123.
PLUMBING AND HEATING-Takt
advantage Of our fall sale on gas
fired boilers and hot-water heaters
Free estimates, no down payment
X. a. W., nth and Benning I'd
ne, Ii, 6-3l8S.
REMODELING from basement "a
roof. Porches, attics, dormers, etc
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FOOD SALESMAN
MAILMAN

For apt bldg. at 2l26 Conn. ave
NV. Hrs. a.m.-4 pm, 6-day
week. See resident manager on
premises. Phone NO. 1888.
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THE EVENING STAR
1101 PA. AVE. NV.

11U1 Z n. n T.. ~. w.
RESIDENT MANAGER = Modern
elevator building in best NV. To-
cation; good sal. plus 1-bedrm.
apt; experience necessity. Reply
Box 197-M. Star. 81
SALESLADY, 5-day week, perma-
nent: good salary; preferably ex-
per. selling jewelry, ladies' wear
ing apparel; must be capable OF
assuming responsibility: refs. re-
quired. Apply in person. MEXI-
CAN SHOP. 1928 Conn ave. NV.
Do not phone.
SALESLADY
For jewelry store: good salary; B.
day wk. Apply in person to Mr.
Want, CAsTLEBERGS, jewelers.,
1928 Minnesota ave. ne.
SECRETARIES, STENOGRAPHERs
We Specialize in These Positions
ATLAS AGGY., 1920 N. Y. Ave. NV
SECRETARY. shorthand. exper. In
teryiews by appt. including sat
urdays. Alexandria. Phone TIE.
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CLERK-TYPIST

CLERK-TYPIST
Experienced office work.
er. Ability to handle busy
phone. Age 30-45. Good
salary. Excellent opportu-
nifty. References required.
Report MR.. KRESSIN, 1101
7th street, NV. Open Sat-
|urday.
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AutOmotive Salesman

Automotive Salesman
Old established jobber has open.
ing for salesman to call on service
station and garage trade. Commits
count. L. s. JULIEN. INC. 1443 ?
st. NV.
AUTOMOTIVE SHEET METAL
MAN, 6-day wk.. high guaranteed
salary. plus commission must be
experienced. Call Mr.. LADDON.
ct 10. 4.e4eS.
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STENOGRAPHER

SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR - II
you're somewhere under 30, make
a reasonably neat appearance and
have seen q typewriter before, we
would like to talk to you about
an opening we have. Our posi-
ton will start in the S200-S2l0
range and you can count on 2
raises within a year. II you're
the sickly type we have q fine
hospitalization plan and II you're
worried about your old age we
have a nifty retirement plan too.
MRS. CATHERINE ECHoLs.
TEACHERS, white, trained for pri-
ADAMS TEACH. KoGY. ls4l q
TELEPHONE SOLICITORS, women;
salary plus commission; work In
own home. Call Hu: 3-5l61.
WAITRESS, exper,. mature pre-.
Ssbbesso. Appiy 4oi is s. 18th e.
shirlington business ctr. TIE. g.
O0a6.
WAITRESS, white, familiar with
tap beer; me- good hours. Ii
3-g6Oi.
WAITRESS. exper.. must be over
81; nightwork, good pay. ApplS
after 10 am, GOLDIEs RES.
T A ER.AaSpi; 47oi Columbia pike
WAITRESS WANTED. experienced
good pay no Sun. work. Apply
! FERDfNAND'S RESTAURANT
1095 18th ST. NV.
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For long-distance moving expert
ence preferred but not necessary:
draw and car allowance, Reply to
Box 462-G. Star
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BUS. OPPORTUNITIES Cant

CAPITAL wANTED-Local, rapidly
expand firm. needs so. 900 addi-
tional work. capita; fine rate of re-
turn excel. r aspect for gross: re-
plies are confid BOX 45b-S, Star.
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ESTABLISHED
SERVICE STATION

Excellent opportunity for party
interested in establishing himself in
the expanding service station bust
ness. This major oil company is pres
emily engaeed in securing a party for
leasing a going business on Route !,
Just inside the D. C. line. party
with minimum cash investment
can supplement his present income
and eventually devote maximum eff.
fort in placing himself in a higher
income bracket. This station has
very low rental terms. Parties inter-
ested should be mechanically in
clined, This station is ebay mod
ern building with adjoining ONCE
and rest rooms Only parties sin
cerely interested please call ia. O.
5000. Ext. los. Ask--for BOB Null
LIGAN.
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CLEVELAND PARK

Semidet 3-bedroom l-bath brick
home, side scr. porch. garage ano
oil heat Avail FEB. $l37 80 pet
mo. Call BOSS 4 PHELPS, INC
MA $4,000
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HOUSES for SALE, NV. tcont.

FASHIONABLE NV. - Detached
corner brick property with den,
powder rm. LIST a.: I; bedrms., bath.
rec. rm.. 2-car garage. CARPETS and
Grapes included; Sl9.35D. 81 600
Gown Call LEGUM 81 GERBER It'll
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.
COLORED-VACANT
S495 DOWN

BEST BUY IN NV.
This lovely Colonial brk. home.
compl redec.. Is bedrms.. 2 baths,
tull bsmt., auto. heat. lge wards,
can be yours for this low down pynt.
YOUR home in trade. Don't miss this
great buy. Call DI. 7-3473: ewes.
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NHtNf CHASE'--NeW listing. Nll,-
! H5u, immaculate Colonial on lge
level lot liv. rm.. with firepl. full
din rm mod kit. : lge bed
rms plus small den on md 2 Blk
only. a.m-n pm EN- 2-i40O
NEITHER, Realtor- Builder. 5O2a
Conn ave
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CHEVY CHASE. D. Center hall
brick home with lily. rm,. din.
on LIST a.; 3 bedrms. and . baths
on md a.: clean. dry bsmt.. gas
heat, garage: this house is IN Inn
maeulate condition and is priced
Al only S25.0U0. Call WO. 6-23n0
I'll q. EDW. II JONES CO.. INC,
Chevy Chase n r
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BURLEITH-An attached brk
home with liv. rm., din. rm., kit
and pine paneled, encl.. heated pen
plus . bedrms. bath and pch. on
2nd floor; full bsmt, oil heat,
Slo's5u INEZ CUSHARD, Real
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-30

.BLDRM detach d house, near
hall entrance from lac porch liv
I'm. With fireplace, din. rm., mod
Elm kitchen and bath first floor, 4
bedroom and bath second floor
stairway 10 attic fun bsmt.; oil
h W. heat. OF street parking large
LOT Priced at $l7,ab0 on easy
terms MI. sweeney. HE 4-6as2
As. GARDINER = CO.. MA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-30

cirele--Br and stone home with
center hall. iiv rm.. din. rm., kit
ana study. on LIST floor. 3 bedrms
and > baths on IND. out-of-ground
lower level with Ike recr. rm.. bed
nm. and bath INEZ CUSHARD
RealtOr. EN- 2-423H
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcH.
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W,

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK.
490U blk. Butterworth pl.-Approx.
W.. oId. Three bedrmS., finished
out-of-ground recT rn., 2 bowder
rms. plus full bath. completely
air-conditioned by Carrier. lovely
home, interior by foremost George
town decorator; $50. 300, substan-
tial cash. BY Apt only. JOSEPH
hlNskI. Can 81. 3-63Il or TU.
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WAN WITH FURNITURE. or contract
experience; must travel 8 days a
week ana have car; large territory
straight commission; earnings I'M
limited Box 4545, Washington II.
ID T.
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NORTHWOOD
GARDENS

BUS AT DOOR
y, CAPITOL AND EMERSON SITS.
2-hedroom apt <12 5u-Sgf 80
l-bedroom apt -; .50-SSn -
Call Resident Mgr, RIA. 3-O650
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1928 SAVANNAH ST. Sc.
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

AMER; U. PARK AREA-Handsoms
3-bedroom,. 2-bath. red brick Colo
nial not far from Spring Valley
shopping and Westmoreland circle.
Full center hall small den, full
basement, slate roof, gas hot water
heat. Excellent cond Big lot (ap-
proximately 5000 50 It. with fruit
trees on quiet dead-end street. Low
sOS FRANK s; PHILLIPS. DI.
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HOUSES UNFURN. Cont. !

ST. PLEASANT. 6I6 s3rd PL.-
Lovely 4 bedrms., Diet. home, on
lge.. fenced lot. new-house cond I;
mod. fully equipped kit, full bsmt.
with outside entr.: S95 to respon-
Slble person. NJ, E SMITH INC,
d.: ISL: ewes. LII. l-1352.
WHEATON CITY-3-bedrm. brick
rambler, Sill per mo Ewes. JU.
9-ll75, o. d. FIELD. INC, JU. B.
II IL. Realtors
FALLS CHURCH, VIRGINIA-No
doubt you and your family will
enjoy this comfortable ,}-bedroom
rambler. at Az Vista drive. APP
pealing living room with fireplace,
well designed and modern kitchen
and large yard, S140 per month
available now. Call SHANNON a.
LUCHS. 724 l4th ST. NV. Ma. =
UNIV. PARK. i blk. from
Spring Valley shop. center-Attrac.
brick home; Il Ice. rms, :, baths,
lst-h. powder rm; fin. rec rm. lge
scr. porch; fenced yard. beautifully
handicapped. wall-to-wall rugs.
Grapes; 500 EN- 3-6575.
kENSINGTON Chsrming 7-rm.,
newly dec older home. 800. Also
arm. eharmer in wash. Grove.
utils. incl, 500. Lo. 4-0Sl3
FALLS CHURCH, bedrm. tile bath
rambler. Large lot, $50 month.
NJ. r. REYNOLDS d. co.
IF lIfHn
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toLoREp -ais 8th g. N.E. ~ -;

.COLORED--NEW BUTLDINcV
..utils, incl ovely i-bs 1rm. cps;
from 4ath and East Cap.to
WASHINGTON REALTY, RA. $4,000
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
$3.50 NO.

ESceptiona client needs excep
tionsl furnished house. Call Mrs
Dixon, 81 a.i.Aa.
JAMES q. EXON 4 &C
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CoLORED-iO9O 10Th ST. Ne,
COLORFD-NEw. LARGE STUDIO

apt pYt shower bath. kitchcnette,
mirrorcd fireplace. Venetian blinds
al utils incl. NGi so 1868 Co
lumbia rd NV See ianitor OSUL-
IIVAN REALTY. Ma N-HAlA
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coLoREp-Tnr PREsIpENr MoN.

eisv. blds beautiful. Lee eniciency
or one-bedrn apt with separate
pastel kit. tile bath. See res mar.
No i0l LEO NJ BERNSTEIN a
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BANNOCKBURN HEIGHTs-4 he'd

Loom. 3bath., brlck rambler: near
washer, disposal rec. rm.. full
bsmt, large lot, huge screened
porch, carport. S23,950: will con-
slider 81. 300 down, balance over
~ years; FRANK s. PHILLIPS.
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CHEVY CHASE--Immacula 3-bed-
room, 2-bath. brick Colonial. Slate
roof. finished 3rd a, rec. rm..
through center hall. screened porch
and garage. EXtra-large rooms
one look at this dream house and
you'll buy il. S2S. $40 Call III o.
pm, EN-. 2-1SG0. F. W BERENS
JR co
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COLOPED-ARLINGTON
Modern brick rambler. 2
bedrooms. ng-dininE rn
with fireplace. Kitchen with
ulshwaSher and disposal
washer, auto heat Full
basement Laree. fenced rear
YARD. ~ D per month WAL
TER L MESS. JE. 4-OGl3.
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MODERN MARRIAGE
How to Get Dividends
From Your MARRIAGE

5. If you are thoughtful and
considerate.
6. If you are helpful with
the children.
z. If you are loyal.
8. If you respect your wife's
brains and opinions.
8. II you practice q reason
able amount of self-control.
10. If you don't refer to
mother too often.
If even two Of these items
are missing, the students
found that the marriage is
threatened. OF course. there
are other items that could be
taken into account, but this
list is good start.
II you are shy under even
one heading. you'd better start
increasing your assets.
Your marriage win pay you
the highest possible dividends
If you keep its capital stock
up to mar.
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DRIVE OUT TODAY AND SEE

DIRECTIONS: Drive Pennsylvania Sc
Route 81 Continue Route Huoheve
Golden Beech OF Buchs Gulf Socn Huohee
turn LETT and follow signs Golden Heoch
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vogue in Rome but now I like
lipstick when 1t is a pretty
pink. But I look better with
out all that stuff on my face
even for pictures.
II can't wear anything
fussy. Too much curl in my
hair is not becoming or when
1t looks too set. / cut my hair
for a while but I like it long
better-you can do so much
more with it."
Whatever you are doing
with yourself is right because
you've never looked prettier,"
] told her.
Happiness is a great solver
Of problems and when you have
nothing to worry about you
just naturally look your best.
I am grateful for all the won
derful things which have hap
pened to me in this country
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-30
BY DIR. PAUL POPENOE

How much can a man afford
to discount his marriage and
still have real value left? II
you mark down your marriage
as much as 20 per cent you
are running a risk, according
to one recent survey made in
North Carolina.
DR.. Enid Smith Of Green's
boro College asked her stu
dents to study marriages they
knew intimately in order to
md out what factors made for
marital success.
Canvassing 1000 sample
marriages the students con-
cluded that you are a good
husband:
/. If you tell your wife often
that you love her.
2. II you are a good provider.
3. II you are neat about
your person and clothes.
I. If you have a cheerful
disposition.
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BY LYDIA LANE
HOLLYWOOD.

AO11L1 WNNJOs
When MGM first brought
Pier Angel to this country
she was a shy little girl with
large. sad eyes who still re-
membered the horrors Of war.
Today she is carefree and
happy with her husband, Vic
Damone; their baby and a
fiourishing career.
you still look like q little
girl" I told Pier as we REM
missed about our first visit.
She laughed and said. 'sHut
/ am grown up inside"
Its amazing" / COM
mented, how you girls get
your figures back so perfectly
after q baby's BIRTH"
Il limited myself to Is
pounds during pregnancy"
Pier explained, "and the size
Of the mother has no effect
on the baby. It is much easier
to return to normal If you
don't get too fat. Because !
had q Caesarean / could not
go downstairs for six weeks
but as soon as I had my
doctors permission I did all
the exercises he gave me to
strengthen the muscles which
had been stretched. ! do mott
like. that kind Of exercising
but" she confided, II forced
myself to work at 1t every
day"
Vic came downstairs in q
yellow sweater, q golf club in
his hand. He kissed Pier an af-
fectionate good-by and beamed.
MY little wife is taking up
golf and she's going to be
good"
AS he left I commented,
Everyone says he's never been
so happy in his life" -
A Pleasure 70 Please
"It's up to a woman to keep
marriage going" Pier said
with q European point Of view.
II think q wife has to try to
be what her husband fell in
love with and not something
different. ! believe in ro-
nance in marriage and when
you love your husband it's O
pleasure to please him.
"Vic doesn't like Stacks
around the house. He feels
they are not feminine, so
never wear them. try to dress
as carefully for him as I do for
others. ! always want to look
nice, clean and pretty" she
said with feeling.
"And he loves me to wear
perfume and have fresh flow-
ers and music in the house.
When ! was making The Vim
tage' in Southern France. Vic
flew over to see me and he
brought me many bottles Of
heavenly perfume from Paris"
She crossed the room to where
I was sitting and held out q
scented hand. This is one Of
his favorites. Do you like IT."
: FITS beautiful" I said. and
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Crovenette not only doubles natural water re-
Pellency, but imports shining ustre and
slIken softness. II gives furs and furry fobrics
new residence, prevents mating when wet
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GLAMOUR is THEIR BUSINESS
Pier Angel Wishes
Happiness to All

went on to admire Piers even
long fingernails.
UhpIeasant Memory
"They are so strong" she
exclaimed gleefully. THE ex-
ira calcium I took. with the
baby In mind. made them
grow. I don't like milk" she
grimaced. ''For a long period
during the war milk was q
forced diet for me. We had a
friend with a COW and all we
had day after day was milk
and bread. This memory is
unpleasant but she added. II
do like cottage cheere.
vic ordered some beautiful
evening gowns for my birth
day. Would you like to see
them?" she asked. and then
scampered up the stairs to
show me. HE has such good
taste. He ordered them from
Antoneli, who is my favorite
Italian designer" Pier said,
displaying a gown exquisitely
embroidered with seed pearls.
II love fashion but ! like
to choose my clothes to bring
out my good points and to be
comfortable. Your dress should
show you OF but you should
never be q showcase for a dress.
II am wearing sheaths now"
Pier brought out a beautifully
cut cocktail dress. 81 wore
stiff petticoats for SO long
that this is q complete
change"
you have to have q Won
derful figure for It," ] re-
marked.
Matter Of Training
"And you have to carry your
self well." Pier added. Pos
ture and . graceful walk help
you look well in your clothes.
Once you get used to standing
erectly you are not comfort
able all slumped over. It's q
matter Of training. ] dress
quickly in the morning and
Vic never has to wait for me-"
Pier volunteered. but then I
don't use much makeup and
that usually takes q great deal
Of time"
When I first met you, re-
member, you didn't even wear
lipstick." ! recalled.
Pier smiled. THAT was the
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FlsHERMAN's PARADISE

The waters Of the broad Pauxent abound with variety
OF tsh-theyre anglers dream come true Other fun
activities awaiting the entire family in this select resort
community are boating sailing, water skiing wonder
Washington.
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for the ride with Joe Di Maggie
and others assertedly seeking
evidence against Miss Monroe
then the wife of the former
Yankee baseball star.
This was the same story the
crooner told a State Senate COM
mittee which recently investi-
gated practices of private de-
tectives in connection with scam
dial magazines.
Another witness. private de-
tective Phil Irwin. said he also
told the same story the Senators
heard: That Mr.. Sinatra was an
active participant in the raid and
wasn't in a car smoking a ciga-
rette" as he claimed.
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ugntS naSneQ on.
"They broke a lot of glasses
in the kitchen getting out of
there"
Mrs. Ross admitted she
couldn't tell if Frank Sinatra
was one of the raiders. 1T was
too dark and I was too shocked -
she said.
The jurors today hope to end
the hearing into the ill-starred
November S. 1854. raid which
ended in Mrs. Ross apartment
One of the witnesses will be
Sheila Stewart Renour. the act
reSs Miss Monroe repeatedly was
visiting that night on another
floor of the apartment.
Mr.. Sinatra told the Jurors
yesterday he only went along
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Woman Victim ellis jury
Of Wrong-D Raid

LOS ANGELES Mar. 20 QF9-The victim Of the
wrongdoor crashn aimed at Marilyn Monroe county
grand jury the story of her might terror"
raiders burst into her bedroom
II terrified" yesterday
"The place full of They making lot of and
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save 200 on
handsome JaxtOn
3-PIECE
CARVING BOARD SET

regularly 698 10
Set consists Of l2xl8" maple
carving board with rubber tipped
legs, chrome plotted handles and
holder 4 spikes with erooved de-
sign Also on Ski "" reversible
maple cutting board, one side for
small roosts. A stainless steel
porino knife completes the set.
W6L--Housewores, 81 Floor,
North Building olso Chevy Chose,
Corners ond AleSondro
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House Probe Resolves
Conflict in estimony

Mr.. Golden, who had accused
Mr.. Adair and a partner of
lying" amended his testimony
to say, Il would most emphati-
cally say that they were mis-
taken as to the conversation in
my Office and as to the infer
ences they drew therefrom."
He added that there were
varying recollections on both
sides
Mr.. Adair had complained to
the subcommittee that his Keco
company was not treated fairly
in negotiations for an Air Force
contract.
He testified that subsequently
while talking to Mr.. Golden
ne was told it would be appre-
ciated if the matter were car
ried no further. Mr.. Adair said
he could interpret this only as
a reference to his taking the
matter to the subcommittee.
Mr.. Golden denied making any
such remark.
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for military use. the committee
up with a report that it held ST
million acres not needed for
bombing and gunnery ranges.
The committee asked that the
Defense Department insist on
similar internal surveys by the
Army and Navy before any more
public land Withdrawals are made.
The committee said defense
agencies hold more than 800 mil
lion acres of land in the United
States and Alaska and are re-
questing an additional s million
acres.
In addition. the committee
said military air space reServa-
tions cover island areas totaling
Sc million acres and overwater
areas of the Atlantic, Pacific
and Gulf of Mexico totaliug 1873
million acres. Requests for adj
ditional air space designations
over water total lao million
acres.
While the committee con-
coded that its jurisdiction is
limited to public domain land
surface. it recommended that
continuing re-evaluations be
made of Federal legislation and
administrative controls govern
ing the assignment and use of
air space"