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statesmen (3)

Sa al YOU YOU s Toud s. sT 70 enter or f. Is,
hiehest-paid profession in the coun,
try. and you are willing to worl
and study. we are interested II
talking to you: no canvassinR
thorough sales training; guarante,
to qualified men: married men "a
45 Apply 1913 W. Broad ST., Of
nee No. IL, Fails Church, Va.
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HELP-MEM

YOUNG MAN to learn the wholesale
lished firm in business here for
many years. Box 1850. Star.
YOUNG MAN. mechanically inclined
tice; fine opportunity TO learn trade
with q shop known for its quality
work. Apply CRAFTSMAN FLOORS,
INC. 3l35 M a. NV
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SHEET ROCKERS, tapers and An
ishers. for work in virginia; white
mechanics only. Call DU. 5-9434
SHOEMAKER. ali-Tound man. good
salary and hours. Apply 1913 r ST.
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HELP-MEM

JANITOR. for garden.type apart
ment, 6th-class license required,
must be familiar with No. q oil
burner; no children. $500 per
month and quarters. See Mr..
Roberts RANDALL H. HAGNER a
CO.. 1921 Connecticut ave. NV.
DE. $4,000
IANITOR-With KNOWLEDGE Of boilers
and general work on apt. projects.
ious. Salary apt. and extra income.
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RELp-MEM
: SALESMAN. clothing or furnishings
experience. Apply PRITcHARDs

SALESMAN. clothing or furnishings
experience. Apply PRITCHARDS
1704 Eye st. NV.
SALESMAN. baby furniture. toys:
discount house. no high pressure:
no exper. necessary. must be hard
worker and courteous; steady Job
in fast-expanding company; SIS to
start: must start Immediately. Call
for appointment, ia. 9-0S79.
SALESMAN TECHNICIAN, expert
ence in dry cleaning industry re-
CURED: opportunity for alert young
man to represent most progressive
chemical Hrm: leveral salary. car
and commissions THE STANFORD
CHEMICAL COMPANY. Box 1881,
Stamford. Conn.
SALESMAN for typewriters and add
Government and commerciai; also
Jobs for college students. PRINCE
GEORGES OFFICE MACHINE CO.,
1905 Queensbury I'd, UN. 4-9400
Dust on old Rte. ID.
SALESMAN. wholesale foods, natl.
org; no exper. nee: car furn.; coll.
grad. pref. age 1920; S375 plus
bonus to start. POTOMAC EMPL.
o334 Wilson blvd Ari IA 5.O000
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statesmen
LUZIANNE COFFEE

Opening in WASHINGTON and
vicinity for 2 statesmen to call
on retail grocery and chain
stores. Guaranteed salary,
S75 per week plus commits
sion. Transportation fur
nished and all expenses paid.
with ample opportunity for
Advancement for men who
can prove themselves In our
business. Sales experience
helpful but not necessary.
Write. giving full particulars
on employment BACKGROUND.
age. marital status. educa-
ton, etc, to Mr., r, p. Payne.
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WILLIAM B. RELY & co.
1901 Duncanwood Lane. Baltic. Md.
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ASSISTANT

ASST. BKKPR. TYPisT $500 up
bookkeeper, exper. sS5 IN
Cashier, 3 wks. - $50 plus meals
Private Secy. IS. 900 VI
Legal Secretaries $50 500 VIZ
Secy.. mfgr.''s repres - S375 mo
Secy.. l girl ONCE - SS5 wk.
Dictaphone Oprs. to $40 4
ALLEN-O'BRIEN, Personnel Service
1903 N. Y. Ave. NV. RE. 7-72S0
ACCOUNTING CLERK OPEN
COLUMBIA EMP. SERV.
1341 O St. Suite o24. NE. 5000
PARTIAL LISTING ONLY
DlCTAPHONE-TYPISTS to $4,000
FILE CLERKS. h.s.g., VIII. S2,7O4
GEE: orc: CLKS.. VIII. to S3,64O
MnESSENGERS. h.s.g.. VIII. S2.7O4
SECYS, STENOS.. and TYPISTS,
good dntn. location; S days; air
cond. of1ces: high salaries. Some
FEE PAID. See us NOW
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SHOE MAN, young, to Join we'll
established local childrens shoe
store group NOV 4 stores1. OPP
portunity available NOW for young
shoe man who wants to get
ahead" Replies confidential. Box
323-G. Star.
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CLERKS
CLERK

Young woman. 1885. who
has completed high school.
can type, and handle de.
tailed clerical ASSIGNMENTS.
Outstanding opportunity for
applicant displaying mature
Judgment and ability to Su-
pervise a small group. Apply
Personnel. Rm. co. $40
q m. 10 $3.50 pm. weekdays;
- am. TO noon. SATURDAY.. No
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OPENINGS FOR:
Antenna Design Engineer
Antenna and R.F.

Antenna Design Engineer
Antenna and R.F.
Component Development
Engineer
VHF g. Microwave Receiver
Development Engineer
Video Display
Development Engineer
Data Reduction Equipment
Design Engineer
Radar System
Development Engineer
Electronics Mathematician
Radar Systems Analyst
Electronic CountermeasureS
System Engineer
Senior Mathematician
Statistician
Senior Applied Physicist
A minimum Of 10. years re-
lated experience would be pre-
ferred for the above positions.
Also opportunities in
FIELD OPERATIONS
Coordinate field proGrans-ln :
stall and operate large eleetronle
and domestic. Military back
ground desirable.
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SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
must be exper. in fabrication work
CONNORS q POSTER, 2244 Pa
ave sc.
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RELP-W0MEM
ACCOUNTING
SUPERVISOR
SECRETARY
AGE 2O-40

Expanding engineering re-
search and development
corporation desires young
lady with accounting or
b o ok eping background.
College education desirable.
Government cost-type con-
tract experience preferred,
but not essential. Must have
secretarial ability, (typing
and shorthand essentialJ
And be capable Of assuming
responsibilities and super
viSing work Of others. Ex-
cellent company benefits
and advancement. Salary
open.
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SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
exp, white. sos per week. Call
Mr.. JOHNSON. CO. 5.563s. 70
SHEET.METAL MECH. exper. duct
E ESTIsoinns Installation steady work.
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THE EVENING STAR CO
Washington, D. c.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE s. 1857
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-17

Lewis Crawley were Mr.. and Mrs.
j. A. Moulton. Hanna and John, of
Raleigh. n C.
Mr.. and Mrs R. L. Adams and
family visited his sister, Mrs. A. L.
Holt. last Sunday. She is a patient
in st. Elizabeth's Hospital. Rich
mond.
| Mr. and Mrs E. Allen Carter had
as their guests for the week end
Mr.. and Mrs. R. W. Angle and their
sons, Steve and Don. OF Rocky
Mount, and Mr.. and Mrs. J. H.
Settle with their daughter. Marie.
of Waverly Mrs Angle and sons
are here for the week.
l. N. c. Visitors
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Vannoy and
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Casey, Of
Boone, N. c., were guests Saturday
and Sunday ri Mr.. and Mrs. j C.
Hayes. On Saturday they attended
the funeral of Mrs. Ida Nichols at
Beaverdam.
Mrs. M H. Maxey. Jr., spent
Tuesday in Lanexa visiting her
mother, Mrs. Estell Rails.
Mrs. j. j, Pembelton, Mrs. j. A.
Tallev. Sandra Lewis and Odel
Pemberton were guests Sunday of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Jamerson. of
Dillwyn. and Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
Ownby. of Trents Mill.
Among the recent guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. NJ H. Huskey were Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Huskey and son.
Warren. Of Dillwyn. Mr.. and Mrs
Stetson. Of Richmond, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman R. Huskey with their
children Brenda and Steve of Mid
lothian.
Mothers Day guests OF Mr. and
Mrs. M. M George were MIR. and
Mrs, Topper George and sons. Of
Richmond. and Mr.. and Mrs. N. R.
Huskey and children. of Midlothian
Youth Revival
Fitzgerald Baptist youth revival
begins tonight. Friday. May H. The
Rev. Charles Arlington. Of Vera.
will be the guest minister A full
week end is scheduled closing Sun
day night. There will be special
music for the Sunday morning
church service.
c. G. Sanderson. of Ashby, was
the luncheon guest Tuesday OF his
sister, Mrs. E B Nuckols.
The Rev T. P Reynolds attended
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-17
Cumberland Students
Take Trip to NYC
Rv BETTY JONES

Cumbe land High seniors left MAY
for hard-earned ng-awaited
trip to New York On their three
cav trip they made a tour Of the
high spots. including the Statue Of
liberty the Empire State building
the Haden Planetarium. and many
other exciting places. The weary
worn. but happy seniors returned
Sunday
Ten new members were tapped
by Cumberland Beta club May z.
after the meaning of the Beta in
sigma was explained nv David New
ton and a talk was delivered bv E.
Armstrong Smith on measuring up
to the high standards placed before
rs. These tapped included Rice
Hooe. johnny Sanderson. Ann Aeee.
Margaret Johns. Barbara Lyon
Sunny Martin, Dorothy Matthews
Jean Rowan, June THOMPSON and
Ruby Higgins. Two candidates. Ed
MUM Cdi Ictl anu Vlslitd MOofe.
were absent. but will become mem
bers of the club.
SEA officers were elected May /.
after rousing campaign speeches
and great display of posters. They
are as follows. Charles Womack.
president. Johnny Sanderson. vice
president, Phyllis Matthews, secfe-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-17

tary. and Margaret Coleman. treas
The annual junior-senior prom
was held at Sunnyside May 3 with
muse supplied BY the Virginia
Swingsters. David Stuart and Drue
Noel were elected king and queen
Of the prom. and they led the grand
march.
The monthly meeting of the Teen
Daze Club was held on May H.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-17

IN c., were guests this week of Mr.
and Mrs w T. Norman
| Mr.. and Mrs A. w. Davis visited
his mother, Mrs R. T. Davis. and
his sister, Mrs. R S Flanagan. Sun
day at Trice's Lake
Recent guests Of Mrs. John T.
Flippen were Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
E. Duck and daughter. Suzanne, OF
Sandy Spring. Md. and Mr. and
Mrs. Vernon L. Flippen. of Rich
mond
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Hopkins. Jr..
and Miss Beth Hopkins visited rela-
tives during the week end on the
peninsula including a call on his
mother on Mothers Day in Newport
News.
Miss Louise Meador was the guest
Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. L. w. Mid
kiff and family. Of Oak Forest.
Miss Mary E Godsey accom-
panied Mr.. and Mrs. James S. God
sey and the Misses Page and Janet
Godsey to Spout Springs Sunday for
visit with his mother. Mrs. j. r.
Godsey.
Visitors of Mrs. S. w. Shepard
last Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. John
w. Shepard and Mrs. Mary Marks.
of Elliston
Mrs. j. j. Bishop and daughters.
Sheila and Terry, Of Petersburg.
and Paul Williams, of Colonial
Heights, spent the day Monday as
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. C. v. Couch
Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. Allen and
daughters spent Mothers Day with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. H.
Moore. of Keene. and with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Allen, of
Curdsville.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Harrison,
Becky and Harry, motored to Law
renceville Sunday, where they spent
the day with Mr. Harrison's mother,
Mrs. j. w. Harrison. Mr.. Harrison
attended the 53rd annual Grand
Chapter of Virginia Order of the
Eastern Star sessions this week at
Hotel John Marshall in Richmond,
where he served as an usher.
Week end guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-17
Buckingham CAP TO
Sponsor Air Show
Sunday, May 10

The Buckingham Squadron of
the Civil Ali Patrol will sponsor
an air show Sunday, May 10 at
BradshaW's Air Park. The show
will start at 2 p. m.
The air show will feature such
feats as parachute jumps. hell
copter rescues. crop spraying
demonstrations, and precis ion
spins Sightseeing flights will also
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-17

the middle district Baptist Rssocia-
ton Tuesday and Wednesday. at
Kingland. r F D.. Richmsnd.
Mrs c. D. Westman arrived Sat
urday from Norfolk. to spend the
summer with her, Brother and sis
ter. Miss Fannie T. and J T Eos
ter, Jr
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-17
Miss Higgins Essay
Wins at Cumberland

The Future Hememakers Club ana
he American Legion Auxiliary re-
Gently sponsored an essay contest
which Was open to all Cumberland
High School students Subjects such
IS The Litter Bug. " Good Out
loor Manners" and Pride in Your
Home Town we're used Awards
we're based on originality. neatness,
ipelling end message conveyed.
First Prize was won BY Ruby His-
gins. whose essay the judges
thought was unique with an origi-
hal approach, Gwen Fosters Az
hghtful description Of Virginia in all
its loneliness and grandeur. WON
second prize Third place With hon
orable mention went to Latane
Baker
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be available
A small admission charge VIII
be made.
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APIS. FURMISHED-VA.

ARL.. 2lO3 N. Rolfe st.-Nieely
furn. i-bedrm. apt. s min Pen.
tagon. D. c. . blocks from Key
ARL.-Liy. rm., bedrm., kit. bath;
in apt. BLDG: Tedec.; ldry. facils.
cow; sos. ia. 7.2650.
N. ALL -bedrm. apt. with ali
Co. ia. s-ls7s.
A ID 5d:sIiO. s igie 4 i Sssd5OP M
Apt. 1. IA. 7.i567. ia. 7-be06.
WEsTOVER-Bedrm., liv. rm., din,
cleo ia, 2-5162
1911 n. QUEEN ST., Arlington, va.
Key at Apt /. FLOYD &. DAVIS,
1929 x 81, NV, Ma. s-03b2.
FALLS CHURcH-4.rm. bachelor
apt, bath storage. deck porch and
sdu Adults. siAs5. u u. s .g5Hlcn'0'
ARL., l4li N. Role st.-2 bedrms. b,
n ny r mn am 1, ~ sit pa. and I bath;
SoRnt tTn sHs5% NM mo Pf utis0 laS Il
ia. 7-sl23, OIL. 6.4477.
ARL.--clean 2 bedrms. twin bedsl
lv rm.. TV, din. rrn., kit and
bath 4 responsible persons. IA.
7-ss54.
2-BEDRM. APT, 500. incl. utils I:
separate dwelling on an estate,
conv. 10 n. Belvoir. so. 5-4322.
ARLINGTON-1 bedrm.. liv rm..
Navy Annex and Pent.. no chill
dren, 30i2 Columbia pike. IA.
7-lSsl.
ALEX.-2- bedrm. apt. Nv rm..
din, rfn.,. kit bath. nth rm.. pch.
and yard utils furni; mr. shop
ping and transp, newly dec suit.
ior = or 4 adults only; reas. OV.
3-4iS8 or XII. n.71O7
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IcoNIlNuIDl
DOWNTOWN

S Sis 81 n .Isv ,.r TGo~s SIT ~.
| ST. NV, MA. 2-i4(iS.
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APIS. UNFURNlsHED-D. c.IAPTs. UNFURNTsETO-D. Q.
ANACOSTIA

1888 Galen st. SCI and Q bed
rms. like new; S64.50 and $3.50
plus, utils. Convenient to Navy
yard and Naval Receiving Station.
u. 3.dS66. ewes. LII. 1-AA42
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HA. 2-7S51
AVAILABLE SEPTEMBER l
EMERSON GARDEN APIS

2-bedrm. apts.; Ice. rms. con.
sisting Of Nv. rm.. din. area, kit
lge. closets; near Hyattsville Court.
house. TO REACH; Out r. I. ave
TO ne, TO Emerson, left blk. "a
property. Resident mar. in Apt
3D.. For information call AP
7-4727.
THE WHEELER CORP.
1910 Waller Place Sc. 10. 2-s7sa
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OGDEN GARDENS

1445 OGDEN ST. NV.
Attrac. bedroom apt. in de luxe
eiey. oldE. with switchboard service
manager.
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AIR coNDTTIoNED
HIGHTOWEPC

1880 10th ST. NV.
Beautiful, large / bedroom ant
At Sl22 80. In de luxe bldg, witt
elevator and switchboard service
Avail. Sept. /. See resident man.
ager.
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coS NEER so aIEEiindT stE 81 81

5741 COLORADO AVE. NV
Modern bldg. bedrm., liv. rm.,
kit, dinette and bath: $3.50. Also
l bedrm.. liv. rm., kit. dinette,
| tn. bsmt. apt. S72.50. See jani-
tor for inspection.
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A IsLS Sl Sss,I y Re EGli' s.;6 min s.I
tagon. D. C. . blocks from Key
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MIRAMAR

1901 18th st. NV. Cor. r. l. Ave
Newly remodeled bachelor apt al
S96 and emo. at $3.50. in de luxe
eieVator nldg. with secretarial serv-
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COLORED-3I4 Z ST. Mend.
a. apt: bedrm., liv. rm;, kit.
bath: furn. or unfurn.; 500 pei
mo.
COLORED-I230 BLADENSBURG
RID. N.E.-2-bedrm. apt; redeco,
rated: S78.75 incl. all utils. Call
janitor, Ii. 4-8413 or DI. 7-7740
COLORED
1921 Belmont st. N.W.-Lovely
lge. efflc., redec.; $55.
1917 Corcoran st, N.W.-2 rms,
cit. and bath; remodeled bldg; $50
1884 Coreoran st. NV rms.
kit. and bath: lovely unit: S55.
217 2 81; N.W.-LSt. rm.' kit
Ses n ST. NV rms. kit. and
bath; redec.: $50.
1904 D st. NV rms, kit
and bath; lovely apt: S65.
215 r St. NV rms, KIT
625 s. Carolina Ave. Sea
rms, kit. and bath: rear porch
bsmt. redec.; $3.50,
1882 Vermont Ave. N.W.-3 rms
kit. and bath; S62 so.
1920 10th st. Me- rms. kit
and bath; redec.; $50.
HARRISON a. ADAMS -.
Q21 x 81 NV MA S-S3OS
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1000 CONN. AWE

Large l-bedroom apt. in de luxe
building with eley. and switchboard
service; incl. utils. See resident
manager.
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ALEXANDRIA
LACY COURT

De luxe 2-bedrms.. finely furn
apt quiet neiehborhood, IN 20.
unit apartment house with private
parking and laundry room: rental
Sl27,bO. Call MRS. KoCuR, XII
e-1735. 2 miles Pentagon.
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AIR CONDITIONED
EMPIRE,

1000 + ST. NV.
Attrac. ENC. at S67 so incl. utils
N de luxe elev. bldg. with switch.
board service; avail. Sept. l. See
manager.
Evening star., 1957-12-28
NEW STANTON THEATRE

..NEw LOCATION
IA. o-363a
WaShington's Art Theater
Midnisht sn0y Tonight
Ample Parkina Facilities
Evening star., 1957-12-28

Fsiis In Ioys ss' with I'fs14s9 MS Ysn,se Ts.n
AAsssd Assd sister - The vconniet netyssn
Love stories Frankly Told and Boldly
Presented in French with English Sub
Evening star., 1957-12-28
WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time Of showing

stage
Arena--"Brother Rat: $50
pm.
NatiOnaI--Dark. Middle OF
the Night" starts December 30.
Screen
Ambassador - "Sayonara";;
l. 3:45. 6:35 and Gas pm.
Apex - "The Black Tent:
S:45. 7:55 and 9:55 pm.
Capitol Don't Go Near the
Water; 1880. 3:35. 5:35. 1885.
$40 and il:40 pm.
Columbia - Enemy Below; /;
IL. 2. 4:05. $40. 8:15. 1920 and
1850 pm.
Dupont--"The Well Digger's
Daughter; /, ABS. $40 and
ii:35.
Keith's--"Sad Sack: ll:i5
am. i:lb. $40. 5:25. 1880. s:35
and 1883 pm.
MacArthur-"The Ship Was
Loaded: 2:40. 4:25. 6:l5. sos
and 9:55 pm.
Metropolitan - "Sayonara";
1880 am. los. 3:45. $40. .
and il.AO pm,
Ontario---"Pursult OF the Graf
Spec: /. Ass. 4:45. $40. s:35
and 1880 pm.
Palace - 'Peyton Place:
il:25 am. 2:20. $40. sos and
IL pm.
Piayhouse--"All at Sea: II
am, 1880. 2:05, $40. $40.
6:45. e:25. 10 and 1888 pm.
Plaza - And God Created
Woman: IL. /. sos. 4:50. $40.
$50. 1918 and IL pm.
Trans Lux Pal joey:
II. los. $40. $50. tbs. 800
and ll:l5 pm.
UptOwn--"Aro the World
in 80 Days: 2 and $50 pm.
Warner-"Seven Wonders OF
the World; 2. 5 and $3.50 pm.
Evening star., 1957-12-28
3 Decd. l3l Hurt
In Weeks S Mishups

A total OF l34 persons were
injured. three Of them fatally,
in trafiic accidents in the Dis
trict last week.
Police recorded 405 accidents,
with injuries in lis Of them.
The most accident-prone
street was Georgia avenue from
w street to Fern place NV.
where Is accidents were re-
ported. Other streets listed
were Fourteenth street from
the Highway Bridge TO Somer-
set place NV. "a accidents:
Pennsylvania avenue from
Twenty-fifth street NV. to
Thirtieth street Sc. l6 acci-
dents. and Thirteenth street
from I street to Floral street
NV, ~ accidents.
Traffic deaths for the year
totaled so at the end Of last
week. compared with S. on the
same date last year.
Evening star., 1957-12-28

HOLLYWOOD MAMA
Stan Laurel has finally agreed
to a movie biography of the
fabulous comedy career of I.au-
rel and Hardy. Partner Oliver
died a few months ago. and
Stan hasn't been well since the
stroke he suffered q few years
back. Nothing but money
for Ann Sothern: Her fee for
TV spectaculars Is now $25. 900.
Marilyn Monroe probably
viii attend the New Years Eve
party given by drama coaches
Lee and Paula StrasberE. MARI
lyn has resumed with their
drama classes. Did Mario
Lama fire his MICA agents
again?
Gene Kelly's dictatorship OF
"The Tunnel of Love" for
Metro marks the FIRST time
Gene has ever directed q pic
ture in which he has not ap-
peared. The fog in Lon
don erased Lana Turner's voice.
and she is out Of Another
Time. Another Place" Daugh-
ter Cheryi airplaned TO Mama
last week end for her first
Christmas abroad. Mar
riage. anyone7 Buddy Bregman
gifted Ann Francis with a gas
range for Christmas.
Redheaded Betty Lynn two
ing these evenings with ex-
actor -turned-agent Dick Clay
ton. And blond. blue-eyed
John Smith with blond. blue
eyed Susan Oliver. But the
cutest towsome in town Is that
Of l5-year -old Sandra Dee,
blond new ind. and veteran
actor Charles COburn. who has
just turned 80. Coburn took a
professional shine to young
Sandra during their work to-
gether in U-Is And Ride a
Tiger" movie. Il think I'm be-
ginning to understand what
they mean" Sandra informed
her mother. when they say
that Older men are the most
fascinating
Leslie Car0n and husband
Peter Hall are doing Madrid
for the New Year. After which
Peter stages Cat on = Hot Tin
Roof" in London with kim
Stanley. Jose Ferrer will
take his Il Accuse" picture on
q 25-city tour early next year.
\. Just in case you're wonder
ing what ever happened to
Lizbeth Scott, I saw her in a
local drugstore. wearing gray
slacks. a long Dutch-boy hair
bob. and carrying two blue
electric light bulbs.
BY ARRANGEMENT with the
Bank OF England. all Noel
Evening star., 1957-12-28

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SPOT OF SHAKESPEARE:
For those Washinetonians who
could not get to Stratford, :,
Conn.'s Shakespearean Festival.
the news is that Stratford Is
coming to them.
With Katharine Hepburn
and Alfred Drake as Its stars.
much Ado About Nothing"
will take to the road next week
for the first national tour Of
Stratford's Shakespeareans.
The production will play q week
here at the Shubert Theater,
beginning February 10.
Other cities on the itinerary
are Philadelphia, Detroit, st.
Louis. Cleveland and Boston.
With Catholic University's
recent exqulsitely dressed
Merchant Of Venice" the
Shubert date provides US with
a double-rich portion Of the
Bard for the season.
And with Miss Hepburn as
Beatrice. Mr.. Drake as Bene-'
dick.
SATURDAY SUM MARY:
The National Theater relights
on Monday with what should
prove one of its more alluring
items OF the season. This
Is Paddy chayefsky's Middle
Of the Night" starring Edward
G. Robinson. in his second sea-
son in the play. and Mona
Freeman. 1t Is a tale Of
May and December love and
its effect upon the December
symbols family. The Shu-
bert will have another fort
night Of darkness before MAY
be Tuesday" q new play which
deals with marriage -.
Younger marriage. It's set
ting is a girls boarding house
whose tenants are intensely in
yolved with making the deci-
sion between careers and how
to escape them. Arena
Stage. the legit which carried
on through the holidays. had a
special sort Of patron at last
nights performance OF Broth
er Rat" This was Ezra
Stone. the Bucks County ac-
tor-director -dairyman who ere
ated the role Of Mistol Bottome
in the original Broadway pro-
duction. Speaking Of Arena.
its next play will be Juno and
the Paycock." set for musical
adoption on Broadway and as
such the most exciting pending
project in New York. Broad
way Is saying prophetically
that this is the one that could
be bigger than My Fair Lady"
or The Music Man." And
it might earn some money as
such for Sean O'Casey. the
most underpaid great writer in
the English language.